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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
Tests After Race
Will Show Effect
On Auto Driver

CHICAGO, June II Establishment OF
A permanent card index system, HATING
tho Ehysical QUALIFICATIONS u automobile
rn o4s9 drivers In an effort 10 limit the
possibility Of speedway accidents, VIII
be undertaken after tho $50 mile automo-
bile derby here next Saturday. All driv-
ers In the derby VIII undergo not merely
the usual medical examination before the
race. hu' thorough test after they leave
the track. 10 determine tho effect of the
g50-mlle grind on their weight, vision.
heart action. blood pressure and musCu-
lar reaction The results VIII be sub
mitted 20 the American Automobile AS
sociatiou. with tho recommendation that
only such men a. finish the race IN good
condition be adngitted 10 future contests
MANY deaths ~ racing drivers have been
attributed TO their losing their nerve"
A. critical moments. because they were
unable to stand the strain OF the terrif-
ic pace.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
LARGE ASSEMBLY
CREETS ROOT At
RUSSIAN CAPITAL
Commission VIII Be Presented
10 Government Friday,

PETROGRAD, June "a - A larg"
delegation OF Russians and American,
including several minister's the chief
Of the local military staff and the en-
tire personnel OF the American embassy
and consular Establishments. greeted
the Root commission on rs arrival
hcre yesterday afternoon A guard o'
troops stood a, attention as the Spe-
clal rolled into the station
United States Ambassador Francis
presented Foreign Minister Tetesch-
,cnkc to the chief members OF the com.
mission after which the minister intro
duced his colleagues The commission
was escorted to the winter palace o
the former emperor where the princi.
pals were lodged
The commission will be formally pre-
Sen'ed TO the provisional government
Friday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14

Only eigh, points from the lead OF the
league as result Of yesterday's games
some race. eh Eight points separating
four teams.
II took Kaufman. Smith and Wright 10
beat Denison Yesterday Smith proved
better hitter than pitcher when he
with the bases full
penisun was one run ahead when the
Boosters started the last half OF the ninth.
After Murray had skicd. Shinault tied
the scoro BY making a home run, and
tho game was won when Wnno reached
second on an error and scored on Blues
two base hit TO leftfeld
wano made three hits again yesterday
and also crossed tho home late three
times The new firsthaSetnan has made
nine hits In three games. which Is going
some"
Fort Smith moved into tie with Mus
kogee yesterday by winning both ends
Of a doubleheader with tho Nets While
thew are cutting each others thronts the
boosters are gaining on them daily.
Wagner, Fisher and Grimes obtained
a total OF ten hits between them In yes
ierdays game the other three Pirate
hits being divided between Carey and
ritler.
In tho second game, shAnk's double
scored Rice In the ninth inning
81, Loui. Americans yesterday defeated
the Red SOY In the second game of n
douhleheader N was tho Brownies first
victory Of the season over tho champs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
HOfer Wins
State Title
By His Puts

Tho eighth annual tournament ot tho
Oklahoma State Golf association came to
close yesterday afternoon and by de
featins George FredericKson In the final
round Of tho championship match. G. X.
Hoffer OF Oklahoma city won tho state
championship.
oklahoma CITY golfers won the cham
pionshlps OF five Of tho eight flights, Dr.
Il X. Cunningham defeating 4. G. With
erspoon OF Chickasha In the first night
Sonsoa,S,lSn, d,.a l.S @P, A. r. aansniS' d3, nn
IN IN. third flight consolation; Herbert
Nee defeated Gordon Clarke Of Musko-
gee IN tho fourth flight. 7 up, and e. s.
Campbell defeated " A Wchs'or OF
Muskogee up In thirty seven holes In
tho fourth flight consolation,
Three Visitors Win.
The visiting golfers who won their II.
nal matches were James Kennedy of
Tulsa, defeating j Is lrederickson in
the second fllght 2 up, T. IL Williams
Jr OF Chlckasha defeating j. w. Up
sher "a In the second flight consoln-
ton and r. W. Murray Of Chickasha de-
feated l. r Tomm OF Mushogee, 81
In the third flight
There was no spectacular golf played By
the nnalists IN the championship flight
but both men played n steady game
Frederickson was handicapped as he was
btlll suffering from n strained tendon IN
his left leg, which he sustained Tuesday
afternoon
Champion Wins by Puts.
HonerS putting Was material factor
IN his victory over the 1915 state cham
pior He took only % puts to hole out
during the morning round. and ran dowf
several long puts during the afternoon
Both men got considerable distance n
their drives. but the champion had O.
sncht advantage.
II wus iiofters first championship
match and the third time In ms many
years that Frederickaon had played In th'
final round OF the championship fght o
the oklahoma State Golf association. ~,
won tho state championship In 1915, los
TO II @ Gwnnup of Tulsa In 1916 an,
was defeated by fioffer yesterday
Tho cards
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
AND BOXING
OklahomaCityt to
Be Represented at
Missouri Tourney

Eight members Of the Oklahoma City
Coli and Country club. Il. H. Stafford.
Frank Shoemaker. L. B. Lehman. q. \.
Ferguson Charles Edward JOHNSON.
Henry Hoffman. Dr & X. Cunningham
and George Frederickson. will leave Okla
homa clty tonight for st Joseph. No, 70
take part In the Trans Mississippi Oolf
tournament AZ that city June IL to q
Frederickson, who Yesterday was de-
homa state coli associations eighth an
nu1l tournament by G. r Hoffer. de-
Clarcd this morning that his leg was stu
giving him some trouble. but he expects
II 10 be all right by Monday when tho
qualifying round Of the Trans -Misslssippl
tournament viii be played
The other Oklahoma city golfers sro
All IN good physical condition and eS-
.pect 90 bring several trophies back TO
this city with them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
Roll of Honor

Enlls,ments here since yesterday noon
follow;
Army Roy n Jones. Muskoges: II
Garner Tayloryille: Patrick u. Rlacktord.
SNpuipa: Fred n Clement. Muskorec
Glen W. Culver. Tulsa: Arthur n Dunn.
Muskogee. william Goodman. Haskell;
Earl e lhtmnn. Muskogee Ella \
Hart. Tulsa: Thomas VI. Jett. Nuskogce
John T kinsey. Moodyr II. X Lewis,
Gushing; William Morgan, Ada. Earl
Paisley, Bnr,lesville; John r Pruitt, po-
t,lu. and Walter /. Rice. Tulsa
Navy Wayne longfcllow. Fred Shell
don. n Reno. James Thomason. Otto r
Wisfort. Dave = Curtis and Joseph A
Sknrd. oklahoma city. and Lee S. Drake
Nc AlCH'er.
National Guard James n Newman
Afdmorc
Noyes, pitching for the Athletics
stopped Detroit yesterday by holding
cobb and company to eisht hits and twc
runs Philadelphia scored four runs oii
nNuss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
REIGN OF TERROR
At TSAR|TSYN IN
SOUTHERN RUSSIA
Extremists Declare Separate
Republic in City,

LONDON, June IA re,rograd
dispatch to the Time, SAYS there seems
10 be a reign OF terror IN ISati,Syn,
where a separate republic has been dc
rlarcd and the town is entirely in the
hands IT the extremists The dispatch
saws that the situation is serious be
cause Tsati,Syn Is a great railroad cen.
ter and an important poin, for traffic
on the Nolgi river Separate republics
have also been declared at khetson
and kfnanova. hut the situation IS said
no, TO be serious a. either place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
$50,000 in Prizes
Will Stimulate
Food Production

NEW YORK. June "a Announce
ment was made here today that the
Bureau oi Award, rtie, oi the N,.
'ional Agricultural League has an
pruptia,cd SNuN ~ be awarded In
ptycs p stimulate m, production ~,
food product, Throughout, the United
states Awards ranging from $500 r.
tSOD will he mad, inr the creates,
quality and quantity Ut various grains
and vegetable, There will he uthei
pti,cS amounting ,l tNWp tor meat
products aud poultry raising.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14

There isn't any. beyond a. matter NJ
opinion Schupp operates lu a different
league So far rs records go. he work
since last June hnH been the most ufll.
liant In baseball He Is tho only pitcher
IN the game. right or lru-haudcd who
mas allowed less than one earned nun 20
n contest for n yeHrs stretch June, 1915.
to June, 1917 Euth hns.Frchtor tprod
neither lNs been as consistent % winner
as the Giant star
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wh,t. 1, MIaht q. Worse.

I, has been rumorcd again that Jess
Willard In to retire Al first glance or
thought II appears that one might stand
this unseculy shock and stll st1ggcr
along through the rest " existence.
Jess isn't the most buOyant or insplr
ing example the game has ever known
But II Willard retired n In more than
possible that Carl Morris would take
charge NJ his sccptcr And Morris ~ a
champion, Il n trl0v too much Morris.
big and rough doesn't know any more
about boxing than he did seven years
ago. when he knew nothing about n Yet
outside ~ willard there II no heavy
weight who car beat him which Is sur
flC.cnt tlp on the heavyweight, situation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
Where the west leads.

The West has put something over on
the east N has continued It's various
sporting championships just hs before
and, IN addition. 20 ahow that sport
didn't interfere with duty. has sent q
larger Fppn ~ culistmDuts. proportion
ntcly. than tho east has sent
II was thought I'm the east that sport
would interfere with tho wnr program
The best has shoNn this isn't true ~ go
ing through with both
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14

Bobby Jones aged -. Is Southern golf
champion Walter Travis. AZ So. was
metropolitan champion What other
game knows n championship range Of
thitty-elght years"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14

Eighteen hits OF Culop IN elpht and
two-thirds innings netted tho white Sos
but five runs. Caldwell let the tying
run over In the ninth on a wild pitch
but New York won In tho tenth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14

Summary Earned runs oklahoma city
I. Denison 9, two-base hits, Latina, Blue.
Darcy. Coe. Campbell; three.bnSe hits.
Blue McMahan, hometuns. Murray.
Smith, Shinau,, Storey. struck out. hy
Kaufman !, by Smith &. by Wright 2, by
FLOWERS II. Attendance, 400 Tlmr, two
hours. Umpire, Pontius,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14

The Giants had no trouble In defeni
outhit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
BAH PlayeA and the Umpire.

and n,Ii nI,y.,. r.9,cg,,cg ,,ii,iJy 0y..r
the car tinted authority given umpircs.
The claim * made that umplres, Hyon
nu this ouiocrntIo control run the game
I'M high -hnuduI fashion and take Advant-
nge Of tho situation. This. TO IA certain
extent. iH true
But the mrnageCb bail player should
also remember this the umpire was given
THIS authority exclusively On account ul
the action of managers and rlaycfs
They brought " am upon themselves
~ outhurnts thHt would have soon broken
up the game n lrit unCurhrd In every
| game they were eighteen or twenty
against one. not Including the pubic
which generally mad" II 5000 against one
The one chance ~ stop this wac ic
| CIV" the Empire complete authority
| yond tho icslll,ucy ~ the human soul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
National League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Western Association.
- 0hahoma city Dsnison
A. Fort Smith SO. Muskosee IS
AZ sherman McAester .
A. Tulsa o. Afdmore
National League.
A. Pittsburgh New YORK
A. r. Louis Brooklyn rain.
A. Chicago Boston. rain.
American League.
A. New York = chicago ucn innirSS'
A. Philadelphia 4. Detroit :
At ~ Louis o. Boston ~
A. Cleveland 5.i: Washington IL scc.
oud game eleven innings. called on account
Texas League.
A. Dallas :, San Antonio }.
Al Waco !; Houston
Al Fort worth a Shreveport 8.
Southern League.
At nashville :; Atlanta
4 4 Ss:''.qSSss S.s 13i..n I P',T.nss:p I,,. ks:s .
At Mobile 6. Memphis Z.
American Association.
~ Kansas city S. q Paul
A. Milwaukee /. Minneapolis 5.
At Columbus q: Louisville
A. Toledo o. indianapolis Q tfIss inninss
rsinJ.
Western League.
Al wichita 1. Lincoln . u
At H Joseph 6. Omaha Is
\, Joplin Sioux. city >,
At Denver .. Des Motives 10.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Western Association.
Denison at oklahoma city.
Muskosse at Fort Smith
NcAlester st Sherman
Aramoro at Tuls1.
Natonsl League.
Boston at Chicago
brooklyn at ~ Louis
New York AZ PlttshutE
Philadelphia At Cincinnati
American League.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14

Washington won The first game OF =
dohhehcader With Cleveland yesterday y
and the second game was called At tho
end OF eleven innings with tho score
tied, III
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14

In the first game Davenport and Ruth
each allowed but three hits Gardner get.
ting two and Ruth one for Boston and
Slslcr two and johnson one for 81. Louis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

Alexander allowed Cincinnati eight hits,
of which Chase got three, but the Phil
les won J 10 ,, although they made but
six hits Errors lost the game for Rx-
gan.
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r.sr,sn,. ~u. ~ n. l. o.id..r,.,

SlAckEp NSo. 3 - TIVE
FELLOW WHO GAYS w dooS
pSSrkOp kSvS AtNb IS ooNrAUVN
bcb0JG peopCg 70 WHOM tte
Owes ttOhET
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-06-16

6g conscfipted for service In the nrst
Increment Of 500. 900 raen which the
government intends to place In the
Geld. says the Gazette.
Taking the governments estimate
OF the population Of continental Unit
cd States. 10000 900. the ,nrst incre-
ment win be 1-22oth part OF the total
Nevada,s estimated population this
year Is 111.2S4 and the states portion
OF the Arst Increment would equal
1-2z0th Of the total population or sos
men. The total number TO be furnish
ed by this state would be 1880 for
the proposed army OF 100000 raen.
The above nSures. Of course. are
based on the governments estimate
of the total number of elIgibles in the
state. As a matter Of fact the total
registration was somewhat lower than
the governments estimate and there
fore the chance Of being drafted are
somewhat shortened. The following
table shows the odds of being con-
scriped in each county, figuring on a
basis Of probable eligibles as estimat-
ed by the government:
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-06-16

the ONCE OF Collector of Internal
Revenue for the district OF Nevada
and northern California. as 1 am In
formed. therefore consider this the
appropriate time to urge upon you the
establishment Of new revenue dis.
trict to embrace the State OF Nevada,
the State OF Utah. and that portion
OF California east Of the Sierra Ne
vada mountain range. with the main
Office located at Reno.
While this district would not en-
brace a large population. 1t would in
clude an area as large as several
revenue districts in the east While
our population is small, the number
OF settlements is practically as great
as in the several districts that have
referred to. By reason Of this great
area much work is entailed and the
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-06-16

personal supervision OF an Internal
Revenue Collector is undoubtedly re
Quired.
Conditions In our state under the
past and present arrangement have
not been satisfactory. We have not
even had a stamp Office established
In our state. II was necessary for
business men to either carry q large
supply Of stamps on hand or be de-
layed while sending to San Francisco
for such stamps. The deputy collec-
tors have found It almost impossible
to keep in intimate communication
with the Office of the internal revenue
collector at San Francisco, and have
been constantly delayed and embar-
raised by reason of the failure to re-
ceive prompt instructions and the
necessary forms used in making re-
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FOR SALE-New 8 room house
partly furnished and lots "a and "a.
Block 16, In Bsllou's addition, price
S6S6.0O cash, II sold at once. On
sewer line, has telephone, electric
lights can be had any time. The
house contains l iron bed, pair
springs. sanitary couch, mattress,
stool bottom chairs, 1 rocking chair,
1 steel range, l dining table, and q
few dishes, everything included with
house at above price. The house rents
for $1,000 cash and the renter IA do
ing $3.50 worth OF work each month
on the place which makes q total of
&l4.6O per month rental. With q few
additional fixtures tho place viii easily
rent for $500 per month. Room on
vacant lot for another 3 room house.
inquire NJ this ofhce. MAJ
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ports. statements. etc. rovsi. and thai
you may nnd some way In which to &C
complish the result
Very sincerely yours.
(Signed) KEY P1TTMAN.
June 2, 1917.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that II is un.
lawful to sell any intoxicating liquor
to any officer or soldier in uniform.
Persons violating this law are sub
ject TO prosecution.
j. c. HARRIS,
ANYTHING Sheriff OF Elko Co.
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ODDS LONG THAT YOU
/, WILL NOT BE DRAFTED

I Based on the repatriation returns
Hnasr the, seiective draft system each
man In Nevada eligible to draft will
have one chance In thirty.two OF be
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: sLoST--Along Fourth street, one
blue tailored skirt Finder please
leave with Reirhsrt Co. IA
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uHB nj R[lSOINS


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~ 80.
:
60" $500. :, ,ss .,t.
.. ss a.. ar .oad,,,ov
Of James 9. Sweeney is much i'm
pFp'ed.-carsen News.
'"oos Z. :. l. aeer VIII gave an
s2dresS On me Hea Cross work al
srao,n. 80 s.eo
evening ~ Eso p N.
H..
an eioer'y man was roopea near
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Y. unasln'Ooo ina. ne was nero up ps
pom Oh mnon nave oeen
esRsurea ana are neio LII euS'ouy'
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FOR SALB-One Singer Sewing
Machine very reasonable. Apply at
Mayer Hotel m2l
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I, estter Dentistry. The Whitesides
Dental Co. See ad.-Adv.
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For Sale

All but very small part OF 10 lots
south OF the railroad tracks. Has good
stable for 10 horses; loft and grain
bin; electric lighted. Good high board
fence around part OF premises with
posts set 3 feet in the ground in con.
crete: has carpenter shop, wagon bed
racks, etc. Good cabin on premises,
electric lighted; also an extra good
chicken house for about 300 chickens;
walls plastered. concrete floors and
removable roosts.
II. s. TABER.
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PlTTMAN WORKING
FOR REVENUE DISTRICT
Elko Independent,
Elko, Nevada.
June IL, 1917.

June II, lSlI-
Elko Independent,
Elko, Nevada.
am receiving q number OF letters
and petitions from citizens OF Nevada
urging me to endeavor to have an ad.
|ditional Internal Revenue District
created with the State Of Nevada
as the center OF such district and the
residence OF the Internal Revenue
Collector. 1t is impossible for me to
find time to answer all Of these letters
and petitions by reason of the fact
that my time Is entirely occupied with
committee work, and work on the
floor OF the United States Senate.
therefore request you to announce
that have received and am receiving
such letters and petitions and am do
ing all in my power to accomplish the
result desired. l herewith enclose you
a copy Of a letter that 1 have ad-
dressed to the secretary of the treas
ury with regard to the matter.
Very truly yours,
KEY PITTMAN,
June IL. 1917.
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FOR SALE-A new L. c. Smith No.
s typewriter, cost $105. A bargain for
anyone wanting a first class machine.
Call at this Office. ri
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Hon. William G. McAdoo.
The Secretary OF the Treasury,
Washington, d. C.
My dear Mr.. Secretary:
There is about to be n vacancy
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1ll,284 5O7

= IIIIloT oVI 81 10
For example, in Washoe county 107
men must be drafted for the first In.
crement of 100000. II all had regis
tered who were expected to register
each man would have taken a chance
Of one in thlrty.three In being drafted,
not figuring exemptions or disabilities.
AS a matter Of fact the total in Wash
oe was 1900 less than expected so the
odds In this county will be shortened
to about twenty-five to one.
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3 -
N. w. Parker agent g. P. Railroad
land. $50 9th st. M
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W.. ~. Christian. manager OF the
Austln Commercial Co, arrived by
automobile last evening and win spend
ssyssaf days visiting with Deputy Dis.
. trict Attorney Chas. Cantwell and
family. He is accompanied by his
wife. Mr. Christian Is one of the
-Pto9t substantial residents Of Lander
county. 20
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: 9. Il. Lund, W. B. Alexander.
gGeorge K. Elder. and J. B. Menerdi.
AN Of Reno. and R. H. West Of Car
! spn City. and James W. Leonard OF
Virginia City. are guests at the Mayer
hotel.
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Attorney n. J. Murrish arrived from
Loyeloek this morning and will spend
q couple Of days. In company with his
6rother.in-law Charles Keith and
Carey Van Fleet he departed by auto
fer South Fork on fishing trip.
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+, eAf. and Mrs. W. n. Armstrong
have sold two lots Just west OF their
residence on Commercial street to
Mrs. Gertrude Garrecht, who proposes
20 build modern six room residence.
The Seward gateway., 1917-01-18
BASKET BALL
 IN FULL SWING
FINE GAMES PLAYED LAST EVENING WITH BOYS AND
 GIRLS TAKING PART.

Basket ball took big bounce up- ward last night when several good practise games were played with teams of girls and with boys and girls combined in A. B. Hall The players went into the work with a real will for the first time and some rattling good work was done. The girls play. ed with the boys in two games and held their own manfully, anu in addi. tion to these games the boys played one fast game alone. It is believed now that there is a good prospect ot getting a team to play Anchorage with fine chances of success after a little practise. Amongst the ladies playing last night were Miss Eliza beth Romig, who made two baskets, Miss Maxine Mcdonald, Miss Lucille Hallett and Miss Torrey The boys who took part were Sam Jensen, Vir- gil Rich, E. Jensen, Jack Sauers, J. Peaches, Olin Rothfus, Oscar Nelson, Teddy, of the Dora, Roy Fonda, John Sullivan, Wallace Daykin, and some others whose names cannot be recalled. Two men in town, Frank Waller and Joe Campbell, have play ed basket ball with university teams and are expected to be of great aid in getting ready to meet the arch-enemy on Cook Inlet.