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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25
WEAVER TO PLAY
SHORT IN SERIES
MCMulIin to Remain on Third;
Risberg Out.

CHICAGO. Sept 2j.--It has been def
nitely decided that George Buck" Weav-
er will play shortstop for Chicago In the
worlds series. diSplacing Risberg, and
that McMullIn will hold down the third
base position, This decision was made
following communication between PrcSi-
dent Comlskey and Manager Rowland OF
the Chicago Americans.
HIS injured finger is not bothering
him and we need his spirit OF fighting"
said Comiskey today.
President Comiskey also asserted that
he In not worrying about a rumored
threat by the New York Nationals to
rule out Pitcher Eddie Cicote OF the
Chicago Americans because OF his shine
bali" lie said that President Hemp
stead OF the New York team, had made
no mention OF the subject that official
action by the baseball commission In i'm
possible FOR the simple reason that the
commission has no proof that the shine
balr exists
Work on increasing the seating capac-
ity OF the South Side park continues
Bleacher seats are being erected In the
outfield and Secretary Grabincr saws
there will be at least n, 900 general ad-
mission tickets available.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25
Party of "a Total
1855 Years Old

STROuDSBURG, Pa, Sept Is
(Speclal) -- Twenty-iour OF Monroe
eounty'S oc,ogenarians had their annual
reunion here aud with paper and pencil,
figured they had lived l9SSE years,
an average of eighty-one and a half
years,
And only one ascribed his prolonged
years to abstemiousness He is Eman-
uel MoSier, a mere youth of 8S who
announced that he yet has to really
know what tobacco is, for he never
has smoked or chewed it. After cont
pairing notes about the last j6S days,
they got down to business by electing
these officers.
President e. Lewis, Waters, 7'
years, vice president, Aaron Reimer II
years; secretary aud treasurer, Charlie
lctter, Is years II X BeSecker, who
is N and has been president for three
years, refused reelection
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25

course would hoye N ,c,dsncv IN .crnm-
bic The pItrbIhy order dsfcatcd
pitcher needs n,,It. N MIN. IN ,,g,,n his
confidence whil, winner w,i1 20 In
twice as strong In his next appen rance
The Hose figure on seeing sailse In ,hc
box for the Chants in the ur.t rame
They have a wholesorc rssnect ~, Tho
slow Offerings Of slim U.s,dcs ,he
Stat has a grcnt hend IN Ma shov,ders
O,,t.,da NJ ~ to.,,,. C,,i, nuv"'up'n
have no pr,nt resnert ,,r umrnsv's btehe
ly touted twir,ers' such as Sc6unn Ren.
ton and perritt
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25
Ticket Spectators
Advertising Wares

CHICAGO, Sept. 2b.-Ticket brokers
Of Chicago do not view with alarm ef-
forts OF Charles Comlskey, owner Of the
1917 champions Of the American league
to keep the worlds series tickets out OF
their hands,
The largest broker In thc city already
has signs out announcing that he wN
have the pastchoards on sale although
these, II is said, have not vet been
printed
one, but he hopes that It will act as de
terrcnt, The tickets VIII he numbered
and through these numbers he expects
To trace the original purchaser II the
latter dlsposcs OF his ticket or tickets TO
n broker Comlskey snys he will publish
his name, even II he has to pay full ad-
Vertising rates TO do so,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25
GASOLINE SPEED
DEMONS IN town
First Days Races at State
Fair Wednesday,

With the arrival this morning OF Ben
GirouS. the foreign driver. Bob Cline and
Fred Horey. the track champion from
Hutchinson. Kan. where all three com
pcted last Friday and Saturday In the
two-day aect which closed the. Kansas
State Fair. all the drivers and cars are
ready to go TO the tape Wednesday af-
tcrnoon iu lhc opening dlv ~ The two
days OF gasoline speed scheduled for
the Oklahoma state rHir
Clark Comes From Texas
I George Clark. the Texas driver, arrived
Monday from Dallas. Texas. Charlie
Hawkins with the Clergy Special and
Frank Stewart with the stafford. came
from Illinois jules Ellingboe, who will
head the pair OF Briscoe entries was In
charge of both cars and his team mate,
Cooper, liz expected late this afternoon
Fred Horey added some strength to mis-
dirt track title at the Kansas State Fair
races by lowering the three, four and
five-mile records for a hnlf-mile track
when he sent his Fiat one heat on 3,
three e-heat match race In 5:3l is. Clark
with the Case Horey with the Flat and
Ellingboc with the Briscoe are scheduled
to 20 after some OF the records on We'd
nesdavs program, Ellingboe holds the
two-mile record with the Briscoe and
Clark holds the ten, fifteen aud twenty
five mile marks on the half-mile rings.
Six Events on Program.
The program which contains six events
is scheduled to open Wednesday, Okla
homa city day at 2:S0 O'Clock. The fea-
ture competition event is expected to be
the twenty five lap race In which Horcy
Giroux. Clark. Elingboe. Cline, Haw-
kins, Stewart and Cooper Will clash for
the big money OF the afternoon, The
events follow
Event No. l-distance. 3 miles Name
Of cars. Scat. Clergy. Stafford. drivers,
Cline. Hawkins. stewart
Event NO --distance. miles; class
race; 5000 first; $500 second; name Of
cars. Stafford, Sunbeam, Briscoo, Seat;
drivers. Stewart. Giroux. Cooper. Cline.
Event No 3 distance. 5 miles pursuit
handicap; 5000 first. 800 second, Name
OF cars Clergy. Stafford, Sunbeam, Bris.
coe; drivers, Hawkins. Stewart. GlrouI,
Ellingboc.
Event No i-time trials. 5000 to car
making fastest time II worlds record
is lowered; $500 TO car making fastest
time II track record Is broken; 500 to
car making fastest time.
Event No Ajax trophy race; dis
tance 25 laps-3500 Ajax tire trophy TO
half mile track championship; $500 cash
to winner $500. second; 5000, third; en-
trance fee, $3.50 name Of cars Sunbeam
Case, Briscoe, Rriscoe, Fiat, Stafford; ;
drivers. GirouS, Clark, Elllngboe. Cooper.
Horey, stewart
Event No 6 consolati tion handicap:
prize. 800 to winner. In this event start
ers will be limited to cars which have
not won first inoney
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25
In the Days News

Samuel W Mccall, who is candi.
date for denomination for governor in
todays primaries IN Massachusetts,, IS
now completing his second term as
chief executive of the BaS state. Gov
ernor Mccall is To years old a native of
Pennsylvania, and graduate OF Dart
mouth college lie began his political
career IN lSS as member of the
Massachusetts legislature Subsequent
~ he served five terms IN the national
house ol representatives, where he made
a distinct reputation as an 'ndcpcnd
cnt' sort OF republican Governor Me.
Cali IS an orator OF great ability He
has a thorough knowledge oi American
history and IS the author oi live, ~
ThaddeuS Stevens, rhoma, n Reed and
other American statesmen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25
M'NE|LL winner
over JACKSON
Local SCrapper Hits Referee
When Decision Announced,

Benny McNeill Of Baltimore clearly
Jackson OF Oklahoma City at the Audi.
torlum last night The other four rounds,
according TO the opinion OF five news
paper men were even, Jackson not win
ming a one OF the ten rounds.
The decision OF Jess Garrett. referee,
sons most ardent admirers, who are un-
ablo to see anything but Jacksons good
points
Knocks jackson Down.
Mcneil forced the fighting all the
time. and In the first round obtained an
advantage OVER jackson that he held
throughout the fight. Jackson went to
tho floor In the first round after TAX
Ing IA straight hook and from then to
the end. Mcneil was the master
Al the conclusion OF the tenth round.
the referee raised McNeill's hand an
nouncink him the winner OF the mill,
and he had hardly dropped McNells hands
before Jackson had punched him. Gar
rett made no attempt to return the blow
but merely held Jackson under one arm,
until the police were In the ring and or
der was restored.
There was no occasion for Jackson TO
strike the referee and even his friends
severely criticized Nate for such un-
sportsmanlike conduct
Mckee Shades Pewee.
In the semi windup, Young Mckee had
shade the better OF Battling Prwee In
six rounds. Both the Oklahoma city
boys put up swell fights and they were
roundly applauded when they left the
ring.
No decision was rendered In the four
round bout between Kid Kelly and Kid
Red. nor In the first preliminary In which
two negro boys fought four rounds.
The program was an interesting one
from start to finish and the matches were
witnessed by about 600 fans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25
More Dividends On Ore Stock

NEW YORK Sept 2S-The Great
Northern Iron ore properties today it.
clared a distribution OF 81 a share upon
their certificates OF beneficial interest
payable October ~ The previous dee
lara,on was so cents share on June
-, last
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25
Sport Splinters

Tyrus Cobb increased his lead over
IRIS Speaker by five points yesterday
Cobb made four hits out OF four times
up In the first game, md besides stole
four bases and scored two runs In the
second game ho made one hit out OF
three times up.
Cobb's seven times Mt bat and five
hits, increased his batting average to
even $50.
Speaker made one out OF four and lost
one point. dropping to 1853
Doak held the New York Giants to four
| hits, but they came when most needed
victory necessary to clinch the National
league pennant
Sallee pitched for the Giants and al
lowed the Cardinals seven hits. but they
scored only one run.
Benny Kauff crossed the rubber with
both New York runs He made only one
hit. II a single, but on each OCCASION
that he got on base. timely hit drove
him home.
Rowland is letting thr white SoN take
things easy now, and they lost another
TO the Red SoN yesterday. Babe Ruth
allowed nine hits, OF which j Collins
made three, two being two -baggcrs,
while the Red Sox solved Russell and
Williams for seven.
The Red SoN punched hits off Russell
In the first and third innings for one
run In each and off Williams In the
sixth for one.
Tho white Sox were unable to scorr
Off their nine hits.
Cleveland won her tenth straight game
Yesterday afternoon, defeating the Ath-
etlcs TO I,
Chapman's base running contributed
largely to the Indian victory He stole
third and home In getting TO the plate
with the winning run.
Torkclson, n recruit pitcher, pitched
until the ninth inning, when he WIS re-
lievcd to make yay for pinch hitter
Coumbe finished the game.
James outpitchcd Ayers and wnldbaeur,
Washington pitchers, In the first game,
but Shaw held Detroit to two hits In
the second game, and the Tigers and
Senators divided honors I'm their final
clash or the season,
Eller and Rudolph battlcd for twelve
lnulhgs yesterday, darkness putting a
stop to the game with the score. Boston,
?, Cincinnati 2
The batting Of Magec and Griffith fea-
tured from n Cincinnati viewpoint and
tehg Kelly and Rawlings starred for
the Braves,
chief Bender was effective with men
on bases and the rhillics shut out the
Pirates yesterday to o. Resides pitch.
lng nm unusually good game OF ball
bcndct was tho only philadelphia PLAYER
To make more than one hit He also
crossed the plate In the third inning. with
the run which won the game
Charley Deals triple IN the eighth in
nlng, with the bases ful gave Chicago
"A To victory over Brookyn Vaughn
was unsteady Inv the early part OF the
game but soon settled down.
Chicago dd not score or Smith until
Tho eighth inning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25
Top N0tchers

Batting averages OF the leading hitters
In both the American and national
leagues. Cobb, Slsler and Speaker In the
American. and Rousch, Cruise, Hornsby.
Groh and Kauff In the National. includ-
ing the games OF yesterday. follow:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25

OF these plays In their own league. pThe
hr md run win be s,1ually puzLlhg TO
the SoX. as this straightnway play, the
standby of champions long ago, has prac-
tically been discarded In the American
league
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

National League.
Boston at Cincinnati
brooklyn at Chicago,
New York at ~ LOuir
Philadelphia at Pithburn6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25
Form Chart
TODAY's ~ COLUMN.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.
AZ Chicago, 4; brooklyn, 2
NJ ~. Louis, / New York 2
A. Cincinnati, : Boston : (ll innings.
called darkn-ssD
At Pittsburgh, o, Philadelphia. 2.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25

American League,
Al Boston, . Chicago. o.
At Philadelphia. I. Cleveland S.
Al Washington. ~; Detroit, so
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25

American League.
Chicago al Washington
vi Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit at New York
Cleveland at nOrtOn
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Chicf BENDER was effective with men
on bases and the rhllllcs shut on, the
Pirates Yesterday 2 to q. Resides pitch.
lng nm unusually good game ~ ball.
Render was tho only Philadelphia PLAYER
to MAX" more than one hit He also
crossed IN, plato In the third inning, with
the run which won the game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25

Charley. Deals triple In the eighth In
ming with the bases full. gave Chicago
To 2 victory over Brooklyn Vaughn
was hnstcadN IN the early part Of the
game but soon 'et'leJ down.
Chicago did not score or Smith until
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25
Place Trophy Cases.

Trophy cases donated to the school by
the class OF 1915 have been placed In each
end Of the corridor OF the main floor a,
the high school, In the cases there are
four sheep skins, two shields and five
loving cups that tell OF honors won by
o. n y representatives
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25

Bottper at A. and N. College.
In n letter to G. &. Conway. Howard
says that he lis developing his shot put.
He is attending the A. and NJ. college.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25

The batting Of Magec and Griffith fea-
tured from Cincinnati viewpoint and
Rehg, Kelly and Rawlings starred for
the braves.
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Shooting Baskets.

Shooting Baskets,
Those who were eliminated from foot.
ball are shooting baskets for the winte:
and spring basketball. Track men are
getting In shape too.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
Dallas Presbstery Adianrns.

ENNIS. Texas, April II. Dallas
Preshytery closed last night with a
sermon by the Rev. Homer MeMil-
Ian. d. D., of Atlanta, Ga, one OF
the executive secretaries of home
missions. 1t showed the receipts by
the Southern Presbyterian church
last year TO have been $4,000 more
than any previous year and 5,G3o
converts coming into the church
Through the efforts of the home mis-
sion workers.
The Rev. j. l.. Bowling of Milford
was elected to the position of evan
gelist The Rev, George W. Shelter
was continued as Sunday school
evangelist and field worker for the
next six months.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14

A report came to the H. & r. G.
officials at Ennis Thursday that .
/. couple Of sticks OF dynamite had
been found under a small bridge on
tina road near Palmer.
OfIicials OF the company were not
alarmed over the report. but are
taking every precaution. and while
they are OF the opinion that the
dynamite was dropped by parties
who are clearing land in that com
munity and found by q farmer. yet
they have en- officer al work on the
case
The dynamite was not set to go
off, and officials or the company
state that the bridge where the dy-
mantle was found, was small
structure and they figure that il
damage was intended the parties
would have attacked a larger and
more important structure.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
SOUTHERN CONCERT COMPANY
BENEFIT BOY SCOUTS

The Southern Concert company
will give an entertainment for the
benefit of the Boy Scout movement
tonight at Sims library. Buy your
tickets from the boys or they vii
be on sale at the door tonight. Ev-
cry one should patronize the Scout
movement The boys are doing fine
work and will soen have one OF the
best movents in the state. Remem-
Der, Sims library. tonight.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
MOSQUITOES BREEDING
ALREADY SAY EXPERTS
SURVEY OF CITY TO DETERMINE
SOURCE OF MOSQUITOES
Is BEING MADE.

Perhaps you have noticed three
gentlemen wearing seml-soldler at
tire and armed vita G-ppers ami
such things walking about the
streets today and yesterday. These
are the mosquito experts, and they
do not eonfine their examination
to the mere questioning of a rev
citizens, but rather they go out into
the hooks and corners of the city
seldom exposed and lock for breed
Ing places for the mosquitoes that
worried the citizens so badly last
year.
We are finding the breeding
places in considerable numbers de-
ciared one OF the experts this morn
ing and the trio dropped into the
hotel for breathing spell after
a&Ving had a several mile walk
over the town, I'VE have visited
most Of the waterways and finl
considerable obstruction in the way
o. tin cans and rubbish. We also
find where mosquitoes are actually
breeding this early in the season.
All these taings will be covered il.
ou7 report to the city council and
The chamber Of commerce. We
went to point out the way to q
mosqnitoeless town and it's up to
the people to unite in the accom-
plishment Of this aim, .
The survey Will continue through
the day today and the experts will
remain over until Monday. probably
delivering lectures at the schools
en- Monday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
AAAAAHHA>~~~~A~~o
: ADoUT WAxAHACHIANs :
! AM VISITORS IN CITY :

- ~
q. Vt. orms Of Mineoia y " m
city today.
Floyd price of Italy was here
last night.
II. II. Potter made business Trip
to Waco today.
4. L. Burge of Ennis was here
yesterday.
Miss Matte Middleton went to
Dallas today.
Miss Maude Davis Is visiting "
Dallas today.
W G. Tillman of Maypearl was In
ire city yesterday.
Mrs. j. Neil Of Deniaon was IN
the city last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. $. Young OF Fort
Worth were visitors here last night.
Robert Harrison returned this
morning from Dallas where ne spent
several days.
Miss Willie Adams of Dallas Is
here with her niece. Mrs. George
childress, to make her home.
Miss Rilla l.angsford. who Is at
tending school at Denton. is spend
ing the weekend at home.
Mrs. Carroll Todd left today for
Waco, where she will visit her pa
rents for some two weeks.
J. Houston Miller and daughter
Miss Ora, went to Caddo Mills this
morning to visit Mr.. and Mrs. 6,
Ernest Miller.
Ben Devaughan, son of Odeh De
Vaughan. and Don Jones, son of Fe-
lfx Jones, have joined the Z. s. navy
and left Dallas this morning for the
Great Lakes, where they will go into
trimming.
Oscar A. Trippett sr. and Oscar
a. Trippett Jr. arrived last nigh
from Los Angeles. Calf, for q
visit to his brother, V. Trippett, and
lis son @. H. Trippett. The broth
ers had not seen one another II
thirty years.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
Real Estate Transfers.

Ira Green to j. b. Green, loo
ceres out of A. l.. Hume survey.
consideration gift.
C. c. Holland TO II. L. Roach,
lets 3. 4, block I. Bardwell; con-
sideration $1,000.
Mrs. E. d. Davis to S. Freeman,
80 acres in one tract and ! acres
IN another; consideration valuable
ira Green to L. H. Green, land
yelued at $500 out of A. II. Hume
survey; consideration gift
l.. H. Green 10 J. b. Green. land
out OF a. L. Hume survey; con
alteration $500.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
A Birthday Party.

Miss Lois Mnrphree entertainel
twenty eight friends with a birthday
rarity Monday night. The suite was
beautifully decorated in red, white
and blue. Special music was rem
dered on the piano and Victrola.
Games we're played and two contests
followed. Two prizes were given.
Miss Curtis Mitchell won the first
and Miss Pauline Green the second,
The refreshments included Ice cream
in colors. Ail present reported q
delightful time.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
KiithslaN Anniversary

Little Gene Majorie Martin
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. DIN
Martin. celebrated her third birthday
anniversary Friday afternoon from
4 to 9 O'Clock, when number of hor
httle friends We're present and mar
tieipated IN games. The usual birth
day cake with the three red candles
was feature and the guests enjoy
ed drawing aud making wishes for
The future happiness of the honoree
me afternoon was passed too quick
iy for the children and even tho
grown~upa present enjoyed the ne.
Hasioh most heartily. Those present
were Dorothy Grace Brady. France
Louise Brady, Nancy Halliday. Eliz-
abeth Dobson. Nancy Jane ROGERS
Cleo spalding, Geneva Satterfiela
Gwendolyin Upshaw. Elizabeth TIM
nell, Marjory Moores. Raw Leo.
nard Martin, Gayle satterfield and
James Earle Martin. Among tn,
sro~n-ups were Mrs. W. A. clee.
horn, Mrs. Joe Jarrett, Mrs. J. W
Martin Mrs. Il. L. satterGeld, Mr.
and Mrs G. w. Martin aud Murrie
Bushop.
Little Gene Marjorie received
many lovely gifts, among which was
a tricycle. from her parents. Tn,
refreshments served consisted n,
cream and cake, waters. cheese
straws, almonds and mints.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
Maxahachie z. Dallas 1.

The Waxahaehie Highs yesterday
defeated the Forest Avenue Highs
OF Dallas. al Fair Park. by score
Of to ]. Daniel pitched great ball,
allowing only three hits. and dessry-
ed shut out. Forest Avenues only
run was made IN the seventh inning,
when a questionable decision at sec
and was followed by a hit. Waxa-
'hachie's timely hitting coupled with
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14

The Woman's Endeayor of the
Main Street Christian church will
meet Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock
in the church paflors. Interesting
matters for discussion viii come up.
Every member is requested 10 be
present.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
Ncace.

To our friends and customers
Since the fire We have bought the
Roberts shop on Jackson street. al
rear OF Bruton's garage. where We
would be glad to have yoa call.
We do automobile spring work.
". A. EssLEMAN.
Is GARFIELD ESsLEMAN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14

This week, beginning April 1s. il
To be observed throughout the t'ni-
ted States as Humane Week, and
Waxahaehie citizens are urged to
gige more than usual attention ana
thought to matters concerning kind
treatment for children and dumb
animals