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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-08-24

Deposits of oxide, used in the man.
ufacture of paint, have recently been
discovered in large commercial guam
titles in the Bad Lands near Dickin-
son. All colors are found, which means
that paint can be manufactured in this
state, and it will be just fine paint,
ground in oil, using no chemicals in
any form, thus producing paint that
will last many times longer than the
chemically prepared paints that are
sold on the markets today. These OK
ides have been thoroly tested out, a
mill having been put up for that pur-
pose. These natural mineral paints
far exceed in strength and richness
even the most optimistic expectations.
In connection with the paint industry
it is the intention of the company that
is being formed to manufacture these
paints, to also put in an oil mill, thus
making the entire product all home
made. Under present circumstances
we are paying freight out on the flax
seed and freight back on the oil, which
expense can be eliminated by making
the oil at home, besides providing a
home market for our growers of flax
seed. This enterprise promises to be
not only of most Importance to the
city of Dickinson and surrounding
country, but to the whole state, as
nure paints without chemicals being
used in their preparation, are almost
a thing of the past This discovery is
another exemplification of the vast
natural resources of western North
Dakota.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-08-24
PALERMO FAIR BIG SUCCESS

The Mountrail county fair, held at
Palermo Friday and Saturday was
big success 1t was largely attend
ed and the products on exhibit we're
of a very high class. Palermo is To-
Gated in one Of the most fertile spots
in western North Dakota.
A carnival company put on some
first class attractions. A wrestling
match between Roy Anderson of Mi
not and Ben Svede of Palermo was
staged. The Palermo man won both
falls.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-17
Good Work

While in Monroe last week in
search Of the thief that had dis
appeared with the saddle horse
of n. NJ. Davis and saddle of
j. J. Meredith, Sheriff McC'ana-
han, was successful in recover
ing the property also another
horse that had been stolen from
Willie Davis last July.
The property was stolen by
Henderson Moore, a negro, who
lives in Monroe and whom, it
seems, has made a practice OF
stealing stock and disposing of
them in Monroe. On account of
not getting the proper support
Of the Ouachita authorities, Sher-
| if McClanahan was unable to
caI}ture the thief, however they
hope to effect his capture at an
early date
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-17
T. B. F'Urgerson.
ORDINANCE No. II.

An ordinance adopted by the Police
Jury of the Parish Of Caldwell provia
ing for the working of parish prisoner
on the public roads and other public
works Of the parish Of Caldwell; and
providing for the leasing or hireing out
Of such prisoners to individuals and Fix
ing the price per month to be paid by
persons leasing Or ilireing such prls-
oners, per month, and authorizing
the President of said Police Jury to eX
act Of such lessee or lessees a bond
for the safekeeping of such prisoners,
and to fix the amount thereon; provld-
ed that in cases where such prisoner
or prisoners shall have been adjudged
to pay fine, that said bond shall nev-
err be less than the total amount of the
fine imposed, together with the costs
Of the prosecution.
Sec. /. Be it ordained by the Police
1u,y Of the parish Of Caldwell, p1rsp-
ant to Act No. 2a4 o. 1903, that here
after when any male person between
the age of Il and IS years shat! nave
been convicted in the district court Of
Caldwell parrish, and sentenced to ~
prisonment il the parish jail, or to in
prjSonment and the pay ~ q lA"-
OF 20 such Imprisonment Ii d,'2u't d
| the payment Of l,Ue. sucA +Eioo"eI
shat. DC subject to Work he IN per'9"
| Of such Imprisonment or he p09t
.'oads al! other pnhi3e N.1ES G. J2'
! - I, az , "a
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-17
WANTED CROSS TIES,

| will pay 35e for lst class white
oak. post oak, COW oak, overcup
red heart gum and heart cypress
s. < s. Y 8 cross ties; 1oc for
sec IL. class; 23c for lst class
red C.,A varieties, &c for second
class: on right Of way of the
lron Mountain on grade. Regu-
lar Inspections, reasonable ad-
Vance,. j. II. Cordiil, Contrac-
tor, FL Dorado. Ark. 7-1-6n
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-17
FOR SALE.

One and and half miles west
Of Clarks, a piece Of land con-
tanning 10 acres 4 acres open.
with 5 room house, barn, garden
and well Of good water. In the
S e or. of sec. 8. Price right for
cash.
1ll-9t T. B. FUrgerson.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-17

BY Miss NADIA Meredith.


Mrs. l.. Il Adams spent thurs
Gay III 1'''l0e S"oppH's'
Virginia has gone dry, making
the eighteenth state to do so
Miss O'lne Godfrey spent Sun.
day with home-folks.
TOpO1TCHRRFD HATS,
". G. Ferrand
A++o,no, T A1ford of Allow
ond,.;o ,,,oc boro Wndoocder
n,o+ ho+uoo,, 49, this i +o 90
49, f,,rthor
down an business T,1ocdav
c... w .,I; ~.
sc cSl,: r'1 e.
2Ocpnts,
D..v ~ 7r,
w., v. - W., wv ~
day on business.
,1 y y ,,or1 5
~ u, ~
town Saturday night.
NJ. >r1 u1:u ao,4 4,,o
'A'''' +' 14,1',}'ast, 49,
.4 - u;s, pna1,r
Messrs Mack Rrovn and 8 G
Teston Of Rpouf River, were IN
town Tupsdav.
GOOD roads Kcenjno 'pm m
pavs.
' IN ~ ''''ll 10 81 'I ~,
conbjnino. business with oleas,no
MI, L. L. >oS'''''o u Lane
'''a' 'eS' game Up vi '"s'''eSS
GNU 'i'N''' 'I'''
Mrs. John Mason OF Mason,
was the guest OF her daughter
MRS I. H. fefrann SATURDAY
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-17
Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior
Proof under Act G-6-l2.
{. :. lalN VlIlce at
Baton Rouge, La.
A., "a SHf =

y - ''''l'N' 49, ~
Baton Rouge, La.
-~ Nov. 5tn. 1916
Proof under Act cole.
Notice is erehy given that Charles
Hunter, Jr., Of Vixen, La, who. on
Oct. 18th, 1911. made homestead entry
No. 0l7lG, for SCI Of sW4 see. =, tp / n,
range 2e, La. MERIDIAN. has flied no.
tice of intention to make three Year
proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before Cork Of Court
at Columbia. Ia. on the Path day of
December, 1916 Claimant names as
witnesses: H.Walter furlow and Daniel
Wesley of Hardie, La. Willis McDan-
iel and Nose Baldwin. Of Vixen, La.
ITO 4. d. Chameleon, Register
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-17

Miss Josie Culpepper left Tues
day for Winfield where she has
accepted a position with the Curn-
berland Telephone Co.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-17
CHURCH NOTICE

For | am not ashamed of the
Gospel of Christ; for it is the
power of God unto salvation to
every one that be!ieveth, "(Rom
!: 16)' will be the text used by
Rev. j. NJ. Afford at the NJ. Z.
Church next Sunday morning.
As this will be the last day be
fore the State Conference, both
the Pastor and all his members
desires good attendance. At
the evening hour Bro. Afford
will deliver an address before
the Women's Missionary Society,
all are cordially invited to attend
b0tn services. At the night ser
vice the Pastor will make a state
meut Of the years work, and
also give d resume Of the work
done during the past three years.
Wanted Highest Cash Prices
PAID For FURS, HIDES, and
WOOL. Metal a speciality.
Write US Tor prices.
N. kaplan & Son,
Monroe, La.
Mrs. ". G. Banks and Miss
Georgia Davis Of Standard. were
guest Of Mesdames. l. r. Adams
and Smith Butler.
Mr., and Mrs. McCEanahan
Misses Fannie Duie, Annie Mas
on. Mary PearIe McCIanahan
and Lillian Ferrand motored to
Fl. Necessity Sunday.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-17

4 civil term Of the 3Orh Ju-
dicial District Court is in session
this week.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-17

Columbia High School basket
bail teams both boys and girls
will play OIla-Standard High
School teams here Saturday.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-17
c. A. Johnson
I27-4t ?. 0. GraySon La.

3005 bales Of cotton were ginn-
ed in Caldwell parish up to Nov.
Isl, 1916.
Miss Edith Hattie of Camden,
Miss. arrived Friday Of last week
and took up her work in the High
School here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
MAJOR LEACUERS
co TO WESTERN
Rocky Circuit Opens Season
Today. Stronger Than in
Former Years.

DIS MONIES. Iowa. NprI 60 Tic
Wefisrn l,,guc s,srts IN it, 1915 p, I.
r'ut f'.r iui,N with gam's In fuus "
the o.sh' cities r1sng 100 IN, cr,,l,
wichita opgi. at Denver. Top,k, 1T st
Joseph sioux rit} at Lincoln ,nd nmsll
a. ''. Mnn's
Reports ffHm about ib, circuit mii,,t,
inu ih, uu'lUut is uu, ui urfmism
Ih'rfs, manager tId fans alike 30,
b"'nni tho exciting yrfrwnui.s in.i.
dental 'u ih' opening ih, winnfE u'
TIE i1E The lineup for tHy different
luls shows iha, mur, men ~ major
l'ngu, unt class "A experience have
found their MY Iutn ttU league thu
YEAR thlr IN any single season hereto.
iufr
i"uf new W1r1f, hay, hsru ,ugts.
81 Go pilot Weston lrHsg, team. this
season and another manager has shifted
rom uU' town 80 auutIys Tenn, Suili.
van hts succeeded Jack liHjand bt ~
Joseph the latter having drrIivd Nv dis.
continue m,nag'nc irum ih, urn,h Unl
ln'iiW'fr h,a taken charge u' M, Tr.
rtW ,luh iu pla,y r' IiUwt Va. ksnn.
Wh" h.V gone Go Wichita Ert,l vakrs
W'r's"f 1f the rufsbffsb t,d,uls last
a'Htnn. II nov ir chats, uf the Denver
"fiftli's, AMI 'bu,k, iin'mef. former
marar'r ~ the Lincoln and S.uN ttl
duhF has returned t. ih, league ss
manager ~ the Lincoln ,lul ~ Wb, d
De- 10 nov pbfi uvnyf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
ALLISON DRAWS
the BLUE SLIP
Snapp Reduces Squad Before
Leaving for Invasion Of
RaIlroader Camp.

Monmgu' hni UusscI. vctr in the party
of Senators leaving Tor pcnisou Wrin.s-
day nisht. ana viii fight out IN Texas
inficld their s.r'p fpf the .nortstnppInr
position. Allison however. was drl,trI
b, Manager snrpp before tho crew
boarded the train fpf Railfutd,fsuufg
t'ncss on. of Nv, two remaining c,ndl.
dates shnNs some ,l,s durinr tive Tc,ss
invasion. Tire chances ,r, tpt new
shoftnclicr viii boz with 'hr rarity when
the team frturns home iuf IUr opening
game At SarptpUl ptrk nest Wednesday
The task OF plugging th" gap NJ short
has been one nt tN, most SERIOUS con-
fronting Manager Snapp iu his effort tu
rebuild the Oklahoma titN trsm from tH,
shattered remnant LETT by ihr sale nj
several -tifs anil the resignation NJ
licinlv Mas ~ pilot u htF been q
difficult proposition o. find tn infcdcr
tn tRk, the p'ny, u' Pete klldlii. Imprs
sihlc 10 secure another Whu 1lso WIS n
icnccbuslcr Non'nglt has ii-pla ,ud
considerable enss su i1r ~ fielding gu's
Ne is fairly 0as' mud is willing ,n Hti"mpt
any play with the willow however Hv
has been decided, Arkinl ", vet hrv
tn break lu vita snt, hiurlD. Fuins hi,
l,rs m MI the exhibition EpwrF ulnyvd
b, the lp.als russell b. frum l'odgc
CITY. kansnr. and arrived hrv Tuesday
President D VI Duncan. who departed
with the team last night VIII return ~.
ter the first game With sherman aud
complete arrangements 'or the opening
contest herr neNi "Wednesday The icn.
lsons viii he the first io IN Me Suspp'a
boys at Saratoga Then will COME Sh,t.
man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
The Ways OF Fate.

The ways Of Fate are beyond AZ un
dcf'tGnding Tho man who financed the
American league. the man Who stood
chance 20 lose $500 900 and not make
cent. has been crowded out through
money troubles We refer 20 Charlie
S0m'ts
Th. man who has given the American
league its greatest glory from the play-
ing standpoint. Connie Mack. l. nov
headed 20 swiftly for the Suhtcrran.an
country that nothing can check his des.
cent. II was the machine built up by
Mack that stopped the Wild charge NJ
IN" National league and prevented the
Younger. Circuit from being known ~ q
dependent body The Giants had won tho
world championship In 1905 Cuhs and
fiat"s had utterly crushed the Amer.
,oan league winners In 1907. 1908 and
1909. The National league had won the
inictleaguc series four years OIL, ~ ,iv,
Aud then Mack arrived with his legion
IN 1910 ditmHntled ihs Cubs and whipped
IN" Giants io a fro,h. thereby rc.estnb.
lshing his circuit In the hearts NJ fan.
dom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
Leader OF Extremes.

Apparently Fate hat doomed Manager
Mack to be- leader Of wide extremes
The games allotted dcBtiny has doomed
I'm 10 have u bail club TINT II either
toc good ~ too bad Tor the game And
l'st n he forgotten the span of hi great
clubs IL ir longer uan the regime OF
h'" poor ones 80 man IN baseball har
con" NOR" for m" game and has gotten
Ices IN IN" way Of financial reward
only look at the individual btars he
has developed Plank. Coomhs Rendrr.
collins. Baker Barry, Molnnis. Schang
oiGring. Strunk. Dygcrt. Murphy. Davls
nnd many othora No man has given
cleaner or better baseball aud yet to
day, b"y 0ud Co., when he should be- rcap.
ins the reward NJ wonderful achieve
m,nt. hc h starting all over again with
little profit back ~ him for the great
years h. hHs known
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
S00NERS TR0UNCEO BY
% TIGERS: 7 TOO COUNT

NORMAN. Okla Aprl eu-tSpr,mlD
Ten errors b, the Soonrfs paved the
wny for TO % victory Tor the Missouri
university TigT,- iu the clash on Boyd
field Wednesday IT,, Soon,rs not only
appeared loot IN m, ncli hut v,r, com
pl"t"ly bufncd by N, curves and shoots
" Iif,tnt. the Tiger pitcher. securing
only on' hit single by ~misrr FOO.
su'" the S"onrr bowman. hurled .teady
gtwr. holding tho Tir'r- Co four hits
The second rim, OF tho series Wa 10
b.. played .r9yEi,y afternoon
S'uf' hi f>-~rs e. n J.
Tiryra ........... uuu gr1 Iup-s I
SUonrfs ..... uUn uUu Uuu.u lu
Hnttrrios HNbut aud H1umglinyr.
to.sic, mud Felt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
DIAMOND CLlNTS

n the New Nutk Yankees were ever
In the lead IN n ponnant tacc before.
the records foil 10 show II They Jumped
TO the front In the American league ycs
terdRy by annr,ins another victor,
from MRcks ttailrfs i,akcr was his
factor setting tNo hits and stealing a
base
Manager Wilhsti Robinson ~ uh'
Dodgers always har by,n NOTED fnf his
ability tu pull the necessary sUmrthius
In ~ pinch. invins been unable ,u win
snme With hi regular lineup IN the
field he lifted uMafa and Uett ,hr
sho'ts'or and thrihascman substituted
Olson and Mowtc,, sud defeated IN,
Giants hsndlly Wednesday
Patriots dsy we observed nj uos,ou
YESTERDAY. the Red sos aud Senators
splitting double bin Tho washins
tons wet~ unable ~ trurh butch sScn.
AID In the af,etno,n. and vsrs hlankrd
Hurhes kroisrt T,l,f AMI Rcuiharh
wefc Wild yesterday, and m, rhils
ttuunccd the npvpH second time. NJ.
though they got fewer hits
A Texas icesuv recruit. Marsi. hf
name, pitched ,hc Nsnks ~ fret place
Ne stood Mack men cn their head.
letting them down with three hits
Carl wcliman had the White gcs eat
lng out ~ his hand Yesterday and the
hiuwns Won n SECOND Vir,nty IN vhI.
raG0. breaking even kn the trtifs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
srIEnm TO REFEREE.

EVANSVILLE Ind April 20 Interest
In the 'Hig Four highsrhool track meet
~ hc held here May = has been greatly
Increased hy iIe announcement ,hs.
EWtld q. Iumho' stichtn. the new ath-
loti director NJ Indiana university. VIII
referee th" contest II will hc Stiehms =
rrs' appearance In this part of the state
and also will be- the first time that hs
viii ofnciatc In nn athletic event In In
diana Evansville Nincenncs. Princeton
1nd Washington 0ompusc the "Big Four"'
rasu. iHtion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
The Situation

We wonder how Mack feels to-day with
a club doomed To last place when he
looks about him
There IL Boston. pennant Contender
through star that he develop.d-Jaes
BErry.
There IL Chicago. another s,tsro per
n"nt possibility through anothsk sa hts
sthrs-Eodle Collins -
There 10 New York. out Of the rut M,
las, through the strength impaired by
Baker stu another OF his pupils
OF the four clubs that have the best
chance TO win a FLAG. three owe the bulk
Of their puisssnoe to the man who Il, now
mere trailer In the oamsL
The fact that he was paid for these
stars has no significance when II IL
known that he has made Less than . per.
tr'nt on his Investment with NJ, pen.
nan, years behind him n he could mak,.
M money with pcnnsnt winner. whore
10 his fortune 10 come from ,ailcnder
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
10000 BIRDS LOSE
LIVES AT GUN CLUB
GROUNDS THIS WEEK

N twenty THot SAND handsome
n whit. flicfs. a. best clay birds
~ 10 he procured. were smashed At
the state trnpshooting meet which
WAs closed here wrdnca day With the
.hootlne ~ the Oklahoma champion.
ship
ThIs 10 t .lo-" estimate. allow 'n.
ouly .o0Or foi pfrrtcr. nf ,o.uup
we're shot during the NTer days of
the toufu, proper Two days prior
tn The opening II the meet w.f. d..
voted 'u practice by scores Of shooter
who arrived 'Rrh
Incidentally. enough pov der was
turned 10 fire more than once tn,
biggest cannon manufactured by N
kupps ~ ,n,hod, chc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
Building Sack.

No game ran Keep men like Connl,
Mack and John McGfsw down v.ry long
hcih are fine organizers team builders
and though suppressed for u spcll. viii
Get Their halanc" again and start NOV.
ing upward We recall the club that
Auck sent west Just ten years ago. n
we one NJ the poorest looking ma
dines bis league club ever had in the
field II WAS inho outfit In hln,os,
every particular Hut two years later
Conni" was giving HuFhic Jcnnlng. .
september battle for the top nnd two
Years after thst he had the world 80.
t,'s champions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
Speaking Of Ups and powns.

Hero 10 man who stands a. the only
living manager that ever won sis pen.
nsn,s and three world ehamplonshlps.
One who for four years had A ban club
that almost wrecked the league by ~.
oVerpowerlra strength.
her 10 this came manager pllotinu a
hall club that finished last year AGO
ana today looks 20 be the weakest ma
chine In the mai leagues. Connie 10
almost sure 20 finish a bad last ono.
more. We doubt n all the dynamite
used al Vordun could M him hlaher
than the cellar adobe he now ndorns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
SIX MsN osr ~

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Aptn 70 m-a,s
members of the basketball squad n In.
dana universlt, hs,e been awarded 10, /.
ters fct their .es,ices during the pas,
.eson hr the athletic hoard ~ con,re,
They are. Mulle't and Buschmsnn ~ In {.
dlansrolls. whi,ahs. South pendi Nssa.
shsrpsNills Mulie'' NJ Coiumhla CITY
end Ppfter ~ Lebanon only two " thu
hfn VII he in'lis,hle tur ihc team next
,est when Coach wlniiori expects the
lndians issssst shooters to mskssa bet
tw shaving.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
& 4) Swimming The Cream From The Sporting Neus T
Baseball. Greatest Drama.

The story ~ Connie Mack forms ono
OF the greatest dramas that baseball has
ever known. Baseball, being u game OF
'wih action and Intense emotion, has
always been churh full OF the dramatic
Eut We know Of nothing IN all the
Wide and @indlnR realm OF sport thu.
quite parallels the case OF the eminent
l'hilpdclphsn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
enllllss sue oPeoRruNtLY-

PHILADELPHIA. Npu su rUrncrs
NJ ih, Uustou team we're Will. tiH huUr
PLAYERS tiugsinr tUr hnll, after Wru hal
reached bbays en- balls and t.' hum,
team Won tU H
Tho t.ufv I. " T.
unstun nun 1un ego s. ~ ~
philadelphia 30 uni U1N 90 Z
us,iru,- ilurhrs kuvtter T,ivf.
Wculhsch ,ni Govdi Ma,cr Rive, Item.
ist tui B lufns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
Yesterdays Battles
IN rH1 NATIONAL LEAGUE.
sUPtRsAs ARE vIcroRs

nuuuKLNN Ami su After LOSING
the tvu opvuiug RHm's ~ the season
nfookl,n plNri "Wednesday Hui ven
from New NNfN tu
Thp stnft " " y
NrW lufk uHH IH H'N ~
liruukNu "il u'U ~,
batteries r,Srr,u and i,br.dru Smith
aud Mytff. W .taftN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

Danny West vs. Young Pewee. ten
rounds.
Jack Woods vs.. Young Martin, ok
rounds.
joe GoImnn. the whirlwind lightweight
uncovered ~ the u VI A. A. three
weeks ago. VIII appear IN his first main
''h.bii1n Monday night according to the
smuh'r card announced bv Manager
SAMMY samson n the club ThurAday.
VI" b. scheduled - face George Herring
iu u ten round encounter. They viii
weigh about 1873 pounds.
German. who has n lightning attack.
" considered by many ring followers
10 ho m" most promising NJ all the
Young boxers developed AZ the local box
inR club since the FRmc was rcjuvenated
m thls CITY He hits with both hands.
and hts hard Young Jack Woods and
jack Mcclure. the two boys who have
Been placed again'A AGorman. will testify
to his hitting ability
While Gormen nid Herring will be seen
In what IL billed ~. the main event. the
tcn.round bout between Danny west
md Young Pew e probably will creats
fully ~ much interest Pewee AMI West
are both prime fayorites among members
~ the club Goth are fast. clean boxsrp.
They hay. met before, West having q
slight edg" In fnrnic~ bouts
u viii De the rf,t experience of any
II the four pariir.pa In the two main
events over the ten round route Six
/ .ound' lave been their limit heretofore.
Jack Woods VIII meet Young Martin
| m % fIS-round y "limnary
Manager samson has not decided
whether there win be- any additional
/ p'oIiminafi"s \ card ~ two ten round
bouts and on" siN- round skit has proved
popular with th. fans and IL may be
/ that these three viii make up the entire
smoker program
Gounan and Herring will work ou, st
the H. VI \. \. gymnasium IN the att
. "rnoons for the rest NJ this week In
I preparation for their bout As both
already ar" In excellent condition n viii
iake but little preparatory work to put
them on edge fnr the Monday night min.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
JOSH otvos, 70 MILWAUKEE.

TOLEDO. nhio, Apfll % Iosh nevors.
FORMERLY NJ the Philadelphia National
T. 'aHuv cmh. has h.sn purchased hy Nl,
wsuke. ci the American association.
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~ rec AMERICAN LEAGUE
eieorru is POUNDED

CluJAGu. Artn so riyot,e was lam.
nstrd vigorously WEDNESDAY D., -
Louis AMI Chi,aso VAS beaten. = 'r G.
Except In the second inning Wrilmsn had
the White SuN PRACTICAL, helpless
The scof, u t =
~ Louis .... Vie uu3 ioi . ~
rniragu ... una unn 90
batteries WcImau and Sryyfri ~.
cote. Wussrli. SCOTT WOlfeing and
Syhtk
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AMERICAN ltAGJE stANplNo
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

A. DhivaGn 2 ~, i.nuis
AZ cleveland Detroit tain
~ Nsw York 9 rhilsdelnhis I
Nt ilosiun 80 Washington t.u
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DIVIDE HOLIDAY roNoes

UusruN Apfii % Leonard. pitching
he uts, rpms o' ~, season. held Wash.
ine,un io three hi,s Wednesday and ncs
ton shv, ~, tho visiinfs 9 to wssh.
Patriots naN pfnsfam
Tho ssutr HH y
Washington ... onn nnN OoN.n =
nns,nn ... ..... ntn nOn ihx
R,,,stics usllis, Ayets sni iienr,
LEONARD nnd Thomas
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rtNAs LtAaut stAnplNe

llr, Gland ~ ~ i.uuis Nre Nutk at
WHehlnr,rn Hosirn ~ thiladsiphIa
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CAVES ronaN-siai,sstun at SAN
Antur'n nfauin1nt at iioustnn t,tt
worth al Waco. uaiIss al shrstspo,l
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YANKEES lsAo Leaous

rnli ApELpnlA. Aprii % NNsu Ncrt
ven, ~ the top ~ the coiumn w the
American lesHue ny defeating rhnsds. d.
rhls ht y scufe II to 4 Mafsle, = re-
cruz irm the resss league. pitched fuf
The NanAtes sni MA the Athletics a.
three hts