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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
100000 DAMAGE SUIT
IS PROCEEDING SLOWLY
Basic Question at Issue Is Whether
Base Ball Is Interstate
Commerce.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

| The forces representing organized
| base ball and the Baltimore Feds seem
to be getting nowhere fast in the legal
contest being held In the United States
district court in Philadelphia. Yester-
day, the second day of trial Of the suit
in which the hackers OF the Baltimore
outlaws" are trying to recover dam
ages suffered by reason Of the alleged
conspiracy of the powers that be in the
national game. adjournment was taken
early, and what time was put in was
taken up largely with objections by
counsel on legal points.
| The question primarily at issue is
whether base ball as conducted in the
big leagues is commerce or sport:
whether squad of major league play
ers travelling around the circuit in all
steel Pullmans, with lower berths, a la
carte dining service and other modern
conveniences, are sportsmen or sales
men. If it is ruled that base ball is
not interstate commerce the suit will
be thrown out OF court.
The plaintiffs contend that because
base ball Is played between cities in
various states the game comes under
the Sherman act governing interstate
commerce. Johnson. Hermann and
| Tener, the triumvirate of the sport,
Dickinson will have to decide in the
100000 suit against organized base
pail and certain former Feds
|
cruit who has ousted Louis Guiato at
first base for the Indians, made a good
| impression on local fans in yesterdays
sixteen-inning affair at Georgia ave-
nue.. Harris is so4dly built player.
who weighs close to 100 pounds He is
no Hal Chase for speed or grace, but
handled twenty chances yesterday in
approved style and hit the ball hard
He registered a double and two singles
on Du Mont in his first four times at
| nf ha liz
Shaw issued. Johnson stopped him,
however. whiting him on the first &C.
casion and causing him to pop to
Foster his other time up. Just how
! good a hitter Harris is remains to be
proved. Many newcomers in the big
show wallop the ball Justify in their
nrst swing around the circuit, only to
| stump after the pitchers have had
chance to study them and find their
weakness.
| double-header is being played be-
| tween the Griffmen and Indians at the
| local park this afternoon. permission
| for waving the league rule against
twin bills in the nrst series having
been received by Manager Grifiith from
| president johnson. The last of the two
| today will be in place of the one called
on Monday Yesterdays tie will be
played OF as part of a double-header
July Is. Grin gave 1t out early that he
| intended to use Gallia and Harper to-
| day. Doc Ayers may get chance to
| show.
BY reason of the fact that Speaker
went hitless in six times at bat yester-
day. while Cobb pounded out two
triples in the game against the Ath-
letics. Ty finally gained the batting
lead in the American League. It is not
| much Of lead-the fraction OF a point
but the Tiger is out in front. never
theless Their records to date follow:
| G. ABB. r. H. Ave-
Speaker 20 LA q 81 asnsSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13

The average speed of the photograph
record under the needle is 1.S2 miles an
hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
STANDING, SCHEDULES
, AND RESULTS IN BIG
BASE BALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS,

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington. 2; Cleveland. 2.
d6 inninSS; darknesa)
Detroit, g; Philadefphia, Z.
New York. 4: Chicago. 8 (12 fn'gs)
ST. ouis-Boston-wet grounds
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia; :; st. i. I 1. o.,
Pittsburgh. 8: Boston,
New York. 10; Chicago. 8.
SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TODAY: TOMORROW.
Cleveland at wash'n. Cleveland at wash'n.
Detroit at Phila. Detroit at Phila.
Chicago at New York. chicago at New York.
st. Louis At Boston, st. Louis at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TODAY. TOMORROW.
Phila. at Cincinnati. Phila at CINCINNATI,
New York at Pittsb'gh. New York at P1ttsb:rh.
Brooklyn at st. Louis. Brooklyn at st. Louis
Boston at New York. Boston at Chicago.
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLURs.
Newark. :. Is IS .ss4 Rochester. IS Is t .sss
Providence. ~ II .614 Buffalo - 10 20 .8s3
Baltimore. 70 20 Sos Montreal. 1927 1857
Toronto. Is 10 .58s Richmond. Is 80 31Y
Baltimore. 8; Richmond. 5.
Richmond. s; Baltimore. 10 innins.).
Rochester. 4; Buffalo, 3.
Rochester. 8; Buffalo, /.
Toronto. 4; Montreal. o.
Providence, B; Newark, q
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus. Z; Minneapolis, 3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charleston. Z; Augusta, 1. Columbia. 4:
Jacksonville, I.
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.
Hanover 8; Chambersburs, /. Hanover, 9;
Chambersbu1g. Q. Frederick. Q; Haserstown. 4.
Frederick. 2; Hagerstown. /. Gettysburg, IL;
Martinsburg. 8. Martinsburg. 4; Gettysburg. 1.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION,
Little Rock, o; New Orleans, 8. Chattanooea,
10; Birmingham, 1. Nashville. 3; Atlanta, o.
Memphis, 3; Mobile. o. Memphis. 8; Mobile, g.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Fort Worth 4; Shreveport, o. Dallas g: San
Antonio 8. Waco, 10; Houston, o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
SCHEDULES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TODAY. TOMORROW
Cleveland at Wash'n. Cleveland at Wash'n
Detroit at Phila. Detroit at Phila.
Chicago at New York. Chicago at New York
st. Louis at Boston. st. Louis n Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

TODAY TOMORROW
Phila. at Cincinnati. Phila. at Cincinnati
New York at Pittsb'gh. New York at Pittsb'gh
Brooklyn at st. Louis. Brooklyn at St. Louis
Boston At New York. Boston ut ChicaRo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13

These are made from woolens that
elsewhere would cost $50 and up:
Every garment made by our own ex-
perts and fully guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13

For the accommodation of our customers store
will be open Saturday evening until 10 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAeUH.

BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.
Hanover. 8; Chambersburg, l. Hanover o;
Chs bersburg, o. Frederick. Q; Hagerstown, 4
Frederick. 2; Hagerstown. /. Gettysburg, IL
Martinsburg. 8. Martinsburg, 4; Gettysburr, i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
HOME FOLKS TESTIFY
URIC ACID, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEYS

tNinee of rheumatism IN the old hur,
w ~ my Knee since | know Anuric
nlh me more good than all the other med.
icine ! ever took ''''
4 let neighbor sixty years old Inv.
one OF the four boxes lilo was down
WIN his hnck and Anurlc did him n
~otln OF good My mother and father
nave taken the remainder. as they have
cines for years"
Anutic IL dispensed hy nearly MI drur.
sists In tablet form II not obininnblc
schd 90 cents Ia Nv Pierce, m,nilds'
Hotel, nuffalo, y y. aud "A pncknu. ~,
NC tablets viii he mailed To Nnu dItor,
Mrs Esther Smith, Fleetwood okla
says Y think Nuutic Is very good, A.
helpcd me | Nns suffering with A s.
we're kidney trouble tried physicians a
medicine aud II didn't do mo a blt ot
gond | saw an advertisement recon. -.
niendlng Anutic Tablets for kidney trn,,. .
bile. | sent and got "A perknr, nnd ,hcv
surely helped me wonderfully I am ew
fully glad ! tried them am goinr Ia
tel my friends about thcm 1 nlwnN.
praise Or Pietcc's medicine"
Mt Marion Spencer ot QUAY. Ok,.
wtites My bowels we're constIna,ed
Joints were s'lft ankles aud fse, sv,i
len aud rad y pain In hlr- and Lne,.
! realized that had uric acid In nv
system, sn sent fnr n trlal park,r, nt
Nhntlr ' 'hon got three NJ -Four hn,e,
NJ the \nutic Tablets and also stnt,cj
taking the Pleasant Pellets terulnti,
' also took two boxes " nt pl.rce'. 1.
Golden Medical Discovery In connectlon
Nov ! nm fee from pain, the Joints hay.
llmbetc1 up and I am enioyins X,,v
good health fot an old man seventy. Y. min !
years Of ase ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
LEGISLATOR HOST TO
FIFTY NEWSPAPER MEN

ilty newspaper men their wives and
women friends were guest, ut Repre-
sentative II II Rogers Ut Tulsa al an
elaborate banquet at the Lee iluckm,
hotel last night Glenn Condor. also
representative from Tulsa county, acted
A. i1aNtma>tor \ddrcS,c, were made
hy Mr. Rogers, Speaker Paul Nc,bitt.
Former Senator C. + Barrett, senator
]ohu GolobIc and Representative car
ret Of Nowata. Guests included new
paper men who are member, OF the
present session and representative, ~
the Oklahoma trty newspaper,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24


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''u,d dn {" keep dWak,
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n''h ~ her ,Wrcplluou' rn'crlc"
'i'n h'' d,''nrl''c an incident "r-
'1iI'd Nn.l pul out ui my mu1 tor
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24

Al night was generally so dead
tired that It was a real effort each
evening to arcept Mrs AlliI invita-.
ton to drink tea with her IN her room
Not wiling to arouse the womans
suspicion by refusing her urgent in
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
REVELATIONS
WRW WlFE
What Happened when Dicky Broke
Some Amazing Nc"s to Madgc
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getting su used To tca drinking aud go
her that when the t,mc D'mc, for her
and her gang to pull OF, 'hal picture
ihcir it vii be- an casy thing for her
to Slip enough dope INTO your tea to
keep YOU quiet for tlr night"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24

highly polished natural wood wheel,
nn the gray thmmv make car that
he, The appearance ul soon ear
while it sells ior less than $1,000
The Oklahoma Chalmers sale, com
raul Inter State distributors Tor Okla
huma have completed arrangement, to
gite efficient service 10 all Inter State
owners and will also carry large
stock Of parts Tot the cars.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
Germans Abandon
Some Positions

BERLIN, Feb y The German, We
tcrday abandoned part Of an advanced
position IN the Sommc sector 10 the
British the war office announces A
French attack in the Champagne failed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24

Noihcfs Who Value thsir own comfort sni
lhg W,lfafr " thsu children. shnuid nsvsr
be Withou' n hos ~ Mother btsys ass.'
Pow dvrs tvr children. Tor use Throughout tho
ssarun rhey nf.Ak up colds RELIEVE s.N.
etishnsr- Constipation rrsih,ns Disnrdsrs
Headache and -omsch Troubles isrd bv
NEVER tAiL soid by aii Drug s,or.S re
Don't accept any ruhstltuss. sample mailed
rRtr Address, Mother urs, 60. IL Roy,
\ l.-aAdN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24

- cents makes the dinner somewhere
near Is cent, n. l.. Wa,unga Okla
suggestions
ln the breakfast mu,h and gridd,
cake, ac uut especially a good ,um
blnatun. and arc urcrc,,at, III,
same amount ut munr, would ,uppl,
some oi the cheaper dtici fruits and
add 10 the balance ui the meal The
luncheon and the dinnct ate very vel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
NATURAL WOOD WHEELS
INTERSTATE FEATURE

Natural wood wheel, a, equipment
on the Inter State thummv lot only
s. extra gives an idea ol the cnnscr,a
ti,, prices on the Inter slate cars. The
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24

Many Oklahoma people are glad to tesu.
" To The good results obtained from An.
uric, tltst discuvcred by Dr. Pierce of the
ln,allds' Hotel buffalo. n Y, for Md.
rheumatism Rud IN uric nrld troubles
Nnutic y many times more potent than
hthlt This is what Mt " II rhiiiips
"l nlngot OKLA, Route 4. Ito, ~. says
About y WIS IN a buggy turn. over
TEN de, elored After was ahis To walk
! hurt my back very badly loading Wood
! cent for tour boxes of Anurlc Tablets
and hsd hardly taken two boxes when
l was completely cured | have not had
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24

that were sent In during the contest. and
VIII pa, 30 cents for each D.
MENU FOR SIX AT $50 A DAY
FOUR GROWN PEOPLE AND
TWO CHILDREN
Breakfast, IS Cents.
Graham Mu>h Cream
AUNT Jemlma'S Cakes Hot Syrup
Coffee
Lunch, IS Cents.
Scrambled Brains with Egg,
White Bread Butter
Margueri,es
lea Sugar
Dinner, IS Cents.
l'ccl Loaf Hrown GRAY,
Baked Swcc, potatoc,
JOHNNY cakes Cole Slaw
Nipple Tic Coffee
Two quarts OF milk at =, cent, 4
quart furnishes milk for children and
cream for ordinary uses. Breakl,,,
costs me 3 cents ! use ?Sout 5
cents worth -ot graham ilous- cook
lud like cream Of wheat or any other
cereal food. It's fine for growing chill.
dtcn Use halt a box OF ypancake
flour which Is ahou, s cents find
It cheaper than making your own ba,
tcl a cgg, and milk arc both high
ONe four tcapSoun, ul coffee. Gun and
bali Of sugar butter, all together abou,
9'n cents milk, ohc quart. y, cent,
lunch axe one pound or IS cents
worth OF hog brains and two eggs
wash brains, pu, IN no, skilc, of hot
lat, beat eggs light and pu, with
brains when brains arc abou, done
stir all together and cook iu,, long
enough to he thoroughly done
Margue Take eighteen soda
crackers or As many as wanted use
the whites ot one oi the eggs u,cd
'or the brains, bca, yer, ligh, and add
cup OF powdered sugar. flavor with
vanilla spread on cracker, and brown
III quick oven These are much nicer
than cake for children Lunch COS,
meat, " cents butter, cents; bread.
) cents; margucrltcs, 5 cents. Total.
IS cents
Dinncr-Nou take y cents, worth of
ground hamburger, IN cents worth nf
fresh pork, six soda brackets rolled
fine, two eggs well beaten. salt. pepper.
and three tablespoons oi milk. m,x
we'll form IN mold. put in baking
pan and pour little boiling water
cook ior two hours. Cost. IS cent,
bu, ! always have enough 10 have II
cold for lunch the next day Take
two pounds oi sweet potatoes. peel and
cut IN halves, put little pieces of bu,.
ter ON each ono aud season with salt.
pepper and little sugar At s cent,
pound my potatoes cost me 10 cents.
Johnny Cake Mix dtv ingredient, --
ono cuptul OF cutnmea (yelfow prefer
ablcl, one cupiul oi white flour one
hall cupiul " 'ugat unc hall teaspoon
ul salt add one ,upiul Vt sour mill
intn Which i, dissolved one ,ta,pnon
oi soda aud three tablespoon, NJ mch
cd lard bake twenty minutes n pcm
pans. Ny cole slaw and Johnny cake
cost about IS cents
! make my own pie Tor. say. IN
cents aud the other quart Of milk a,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24

planned indeed. aud hcr hu,mr is
Splruiid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
Better MENU
Contest

Editors Notc-Thc Times Dottrr Menu
CONTEXT is closed No more now menus
VIII hc accepted Tor publication but The
Times viii publish n few ~ the menus
thst wcro sent IN during the contest, and
VIII phh 30 cents for each j.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-07
aegen Wiebrbeiablnng.

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zig .s2or6ieru" = Nd6nDaidjne SO. I.
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bic helte O}uIhjne. Die iir ir8eno eincn
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.N~ttademeut5" in zammet Ndithen.
@iue Qutc W}oitIiue 81 ocm iebr bill
ecu BJelie uou nm SIS
Die .3soroiteru" Nohmuihtnc $40. !,
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fruqeu uHo tie bctrdQt BON soc bis Si.O0.
IL nan Ger 2ntou}.
Gjsie BrdmicuItitc tpjro obnc ,reiIerc
gZotis pou 3cjt 3l 3cit crHdn5t uno per.
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nera iefuelliqcu Y]inrtnucrth
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Bett pct Y o It oumeiiHnQ (g}ouen
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BosuutueiiunQ ooer per @rprcBnniueilu Jung
E6lidt. 1T es uidt uptbluenoi9. Den hetrefs
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bic 8SreIle oeutlih Qelhriebcu lit, Hcgt
nzGu SdpcQeu WdnrQelo i'll Den Wrief. 10
EoHte bicler itct5 regtitrirt weroen, nm
Fdlsr 5u ieir, oaB ocriclbe ridti9 an
sourHf. sir @eINitnougeu in einiddcm
Sriefperid)lulic iibcrnebmen mir %iejrcrz
Bsi Recommendation. %m Safe oon
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mint. Ole elite c%bcniomobl ipie bic meme
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mir hea Eamen III hcn @iideru gar uidt
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Seru EJuo Den 8rjeIeu b el3uleQen
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Ss8 2ahImS oui Dem aoreBitreiicu.
gSall oorcIijre eiuiud:
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Drdmien Site.

gIm Sohr i'm @oruus be5nhleuoc abon@
usater eytdltcu ie eueu lhouen Aalen=
Der ais SrGmic gratis mo portofret. ooet
Eiu Esvc1cu5ut. ioo0on iUlr 5lpel Dor
xdfbiq habeu: oSeiernbenoitnnoen' mn
-Rer 2icbe clpiQ medlietnS %clo"- Yin
Sydu1ieu iino meiter ioiAcnoe our Nus
EaahI %8orIauocu:
RuturopoIt IT,"
{Easou iluO int gun3cn o%rel}ehn Mum
ulertl cridjeueu uno nod $ Nlnl7
..... -nr.--AnrtA
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0abre @Orte.

N0hre WDrte. Selten muIoelI
" mai rcre A3ortc
oeiprohcn ais iilugit ieitcu@ 5ca Ghi-
caaocr NiiliaihuI Supgrmt2nocnt3ll
6. &. Sole, inocul CT bchuuptct. HIr
Gr}ichunQ unIcrer m0nnl:d]tu 81
dcuo lei IN gu melt gchcnSCn DoBe
Dem mcibIihen GIHfln11e
uHtermuricn. ,Sc0cm. Der 6 nit M
ier1n hcrmmod'ieu0cu @rrteH ltl12
,Slindlindrn gut mciHt, miro Of %n
%crfcnnulq oicicr( botiod)c oardJ 'uncn
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