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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
18 HORSES ARE TO
START IN CLASSIC
ST. Leger Handicap at Church.
Ill Downs on October II,

LOUISVILLE, Ky.--Old Rosebud, II {.
Applegate's sterling 6-year- old gslhing'
tho leading money winner OF the year ~
named In tho 81. Leger Handicap, the
chief stake OF the Churchill Downs au-
tumn season to he run October IL
Eighteen other nominations have been
made Including such good distance run
ners AS Rancher. Midway CudEel Man
ager Waitc. Black Toney and Embro'd .
cry. Embroidery won tho STAKE Ast
year for A II Hancock The distance
two miles and n quarter, Is sIra, enough
TO test the staying power OF tho s'oulos'
hes rted thoroughbred
ErCept for one or two seasons, mo
race has been fixture for thlr,y ftars
lts added money value this year ir N,ooo
Following are the entries
Old Rosebud bay gelding, &, Uncle
Avory Bells, II &. ApplegHte ana com
Black Ton.y black colt. 6, rster Pan
.-Belgravia. r. r. BRADLEY
Desmonds Day. bay colt, l. Desmond
Falmy DAYS, + X. Bradley Co.,
LA Psraquaya, f. r. Bradley
Grumpy. bay geding B., Fair Phy--
FIorentina. G. ! Brockmller
Hshovis, chestnut mare, S. Fair Play
Miss Hanover, H. T Cotton.
Embroidery, CneFtnnI mare " wv
Network A r. Hancock.
Friendess bay colt g. snperman-
Lucke~, Alien = Harvey o.,u..,o,
Sweet Lavelder. G.. NJ, Hendr'e.
Moscowa. bny gelding, g., out of Reacr
.-Rosnante, ~ q. and q. II knene
Manager waite, chestnut horse b, Wat'
crcress-La Vengan,a. Thomas {. Nc
Dowell
Queen Trrant. brown tilly, 2, Ballot
King, daughter. Thomas G. Mcdowell
Guy Fortune, chestnut colt 3, Trans
yaal-Ccrina. Middleton and Jones
Marion Goo-hy. bay colt >, Marathon
Phoenia Ficllle, NJ g Moore
Fizcr hay colt J. -Founh
ling, j. j. Nowlin, tBeverwck stable
Courtley Lass, chestnut mare, b, WI
Majesty-Claret Lats, II. PERKINS ah'
company ,-,. u..
Cudsel hay colt, 2, BroomstIch-Eu
renla Burch John W Schorr
Fly Home, chestnut gelding, b, Ar
meath-La France, G. 7 Worthing,on
Midway, chestnut colt, J, Balot-Tmr
tv.thIrd W i Young
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

war which will hc discussed a, the iif
eenlh annual meeting ~ the American
institute Of banking here to-day At a
meeting ui the executive committee Ot
the institute IT was stated tha, more
than 500 mcmhcts oi the Chicago chap
ter ol the institute have enlisted and
tina, ni the 5000 mcmhcrs ot the in
Nutulc IN the United States fully ono
half arc engaged IN military duties
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
Trial of Jackson
May Be Continued

County Attorney Sclby stated today
that in all probability the triad OF Rich-
ard S. Jackson, charged with embe,--
element. which is set for September "
in district court will he postponed un-
al September 2S or October 4 Moman
Pruiett, one Of jaokson's attorneys, has
h,en cndeavoring to secure Con,inu-
ance until the latter date, but these ei-
forts have been opposed by the county
attorney Today John TomerIIn who
will assist IN the prosecution, asked
that the case be continued until Sep
tember % No definite poStponement
has been made as yet, however
Jackson is charged on six counts OF
cmhctlllng several thousand dollar
from the Melton company, dry goods
firm formerly located here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
$50 Reserve Places
for Chamber Meet

Reservations from 80 members al
ready have been received for the INITIAL
meeting ot the Chamber OF Commerce.
10 I've held in the new quarters on Main
street at noon tomorrow lanes Il.
Cottngham, president, will outline his
nnliCleS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
Plant With War Orders Burned.

DETROIT Mich. Sept 1.-The
plant Of the Standard Screw company
was DESTROYED by firc this morning
The loss is estimated 4, 100000 The
plan, wa, working on war orders. An
Official oi the company said that,
crossed wires were seemingly rcSpon-
>ihe but an investigation is being made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
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Syndicate)
u ,FI.L. Nurse Jane. what are YOU
looking R' n you please
w asked Uncle WigstD, the hun.
ny rabbit gentlemen, ~ hts
housekeeping mu'krni lady friend ne sh"
stood In trout NJ the hollow stump bun
galow one morning
y am looking Rt this bare spot, whore
ros"bush used 10 grow" answered Miss
Fuzzy Wuzyy YOU ought TO plant
something In It's place You took tho
rosehush up, YOU know, 10 plant IN
grandfather Goo-~y Ganders yard
80 | did" agreed ncle Wiggily,
Welt now that II viii poon bo Thanks
giving md Christmas time how would
YOU Ike holly bush planted there
- would hc fine" exclaimed NureN
u think so myTolt" t'nclc Wggiv
vent IN "lll go out In the woods dig
the holly bush MP by the roots and bring
II here ~ plant
10 do u. su. IN a jlfty, which Is very quick
time. indeed almost as quick ma an Rir.
shin away he hoppcd toward tho woods
10 look for the holly bush, taking tho
digging spade NTH him
And maybe ri have en- adventure
who knows" said Incle Wggil 10 him
self
ON and On through the woods he
hopped and ho was thinking 'hn' holly
bushes we're not. as plentiful Rs hr had
hoped. when. all " sudden hc heard
n ruslllng IN the bushes Rnd ont popped
InrlIc Row Wow. ono ~ me ll'le puppy
dog. whom tnrle NlgrIl knew
7Why. hello, jnrluc' exclaimed tho
bunny
"pcllo." answered Jackie "Whnt are
vru doing here. rncle Wigvi,-'
"rm going to dix up n holly hush, n
ran find one answered Mr l,Oug"pfs
Nurse Jane wants to have II planted IN
front " the hollow stump bungalow
"lu help YOU look, offered Jackie, and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
WHERE rHgy PLAY TO-DAY.
Top NOtchers

Batting averages of tho leadipG hit.
tore In both tho American and National
lrNrucs cobb, slslrr and speaker In the
American aud llousch. Cruise, IiornseY,
Uroh and knun In 'he National, includ.
lug tho games Of yesterday, follow
AmsyIcap lsauus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
Bankers Institute
to Convene Today

CHICAGO, Sept 1.-The question
of whether women shall replace bank
employees sent to war will he the cen
trail theme Of relation OF bankers to the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

The Giants won two games from Brook.
lyu IN brntrd rnllcs Tho frat game
was won IN the ten'h, the Giants scop.
ing ono run In tho eighth, ninth ana
tenth innings and In tho second gsmo
thoy scored the winning run In the lAst
~ the ninth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

Two former Southern league stars
we're In the Dallas lineup. Ems. play
ing shorIstop for Dallas. was formerly
with tho Chattanooga club NJ the South
eru league Rnd Dnvo callahan, Dallas
6fflelder, was for several seasons cen
teriieldcr on the Nashville team Roth
still look mighty good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
Six Minutes to Digest This.
No. 245.

Insert a word in the first blank,
which. with the first letter omitted
must he placed in the second space
The horses we're all fed in the ---
but We all dned at the -
Don't ----- a hornet or YOU will be
apt In say ---.
II was --- to the strong wind he
was unable to shoot the birds on
the --
As are warm bloodcd lrttle
animals they are not partial 10 ---,
Some ---- started ---- about their
nelghborS by saying they all wore
hobblc skirts.
Answer to No. 2+4.
MOIAR plus DERRICK minus
LARDER minus RICK plus LEASH
minus ASH equals MOLE
copyright. 1911. ~ Sam Loydl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
TRACK AND FIELD

wherein va Ask You---
When You're , SISs Ils sna s'Nle .nS mop'ns
when you feel beyond all hoping
As n beaten TO n lath.r
When YOU SEQ what Fate Ia after
Aud YOU sense amid tho blend,
That you've known your final laughter.
And YOU haven't got friend
Whom mIsf0rtune makes It's levy
TIN you're seeing purple spots,
When you find tho load II heavy
And that lie Is full of kuots
When they've broken up your bidding
with tho burden on your back.
When they seem 10 have you tkddlng
On = dark md lonesome track
when, In short Fate has YOU r~'llng
with more than hating tread,
And that dopy. dizzy feeling
As Of flatlrons on your head
You perhaps think, where the bubbles
Seem to gather closer In,
That l'll say, Forget your trouole"-
start n whstlc.-or n grim
Nothing to II. You can grind
BITTER dIrgc all through tho night
But I'm asking could you nud
Finer timo TO rise and light
You may lei the far Winds blow 'cm
All the drger In your throat
hut arise snA say "Tl show EN-
Whot the master OF my goat
Football PLAYER. who have been taught
10 play low In tho line should appreciate
their instruction when they reach the
first line trench
Have any umpires gone 10 war"
queries an exchange. Where else does
an umpire ever go'
There il one neat detail about Colonel
Blll Donovans blcssef Yhnks YOU don't
have TO go out and find n strain for them
to crack under,
Joe's First Shot, Provided etc.
! Most Of the games pluPgerE hHVo had
their rhanc" to display their wares In
world scrir. warfare cobb, wagner.
Collins, Inker. crawford Speaker md
Iothels have all been beneath october =
white lighi NJ fame
This viii he Joe jnckson's frst shot
at the Jubilee provided, Of course, the
white SoN win
! Jnckson has set no forests on fire this
season, hut he stu stands next TO Cohh
! Through last season his total allotment
Was above $50 lie /. rtlll In the $50
clas over the fun route
While he hasn't reached nm this year,
there is ALWAYS the chance that In big
series he might make up the deficit for.
beyond any doubt. lac has the wallop and
Tho eye
Jess willard should hire carl Morris
to enter the circus. and enter daily
! bout with trained goat In this cnpn-
Ioity tho enorrrtlc CNrl should ind suith-
bic company for big hutting Jsmborec.
The white So1 start east In n few DAYS,
but according to most authentic reports
available they win have 10 get out a
search wnIran, Tor n strain before they
can crack under e.
Here's another use for Carl Morris
why not send him 10 the front line. In
France, ~ Human Tractor, TO butt his
way through German trenches and bafbed
wire
Revised.
Said Rennv Kauff 10 Tvrus Cobb
"Neyt year, old top IN grab your Job
sad Nru. to Kenny kauN
You make me lsuff, you make me lauN
First call for "McGrsw undecided who
win pitch first game"
l., X J-you can enter n ~ n GER
ltniriv that the first world series game
will be played on saturday october
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

Tho Red So, made only two hits. sin
giles hy Thomas and Lewis while john
son made three hits. ~ which two were
two .h,gEcrg lie also scored ono ~ tho
Nationals four runs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

Washington made thirteen HITS otf
poston, but ha6 ~ take their last half
NJ IN. ninth 10 win tho game with
ono out Alusmlth. Johnson snd shrn
singled In succession. putting tlusmith
over the rubber with the winning run
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

McTarry the subs second -m cker,
made three hits out NJ four times mp,
one being homerun Query hit safely
three times out of five times at bnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

Coulcy had the Western Association
PLAYERS eating out NJ his hand In tho
early pRr, ~ the game. hut he was hit
hard I'm the eighth, ninth and eleventh
innings
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

~ Young pitched good hall md hut
for costly errors would haNr won me
game I'm regulation length
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

Raleuu powis and Ilcrrioii played
great fielding games and the hitting VI
Murray and Herriott was timely
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

II took tho All.siars eleven innings to
win the game md they won II from Con
lev. who pitched nineteen straight vie
tories for tho Dallas team during th'
Texas league season, thereby wing th'
worlds record for straight victories.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

The white SOY we're idle. not being
scheduled and now hold = rven and u
haif.game lend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12
Form Chart
rODAy's ~ COLUMN.
VgsrEeoAYs INSULTS.

YgsrEeoAY's INSULTS.
National League.
A. chicago 6.5, cincinnati bi
A. ~ Ioul. 0.b Pittsbufsh ~
A. Now York al Brooklyn Al
A. ioHton a., philadelphia l.b
American League.
A. Washington Boston 4
A. Detroit o Cleveland
A. rhilndslphla OF New York 10
Southern League,
At chattanooga I Little Rock
A. nlruinrhum 0 New Orleans Q
A. Atlanta 1 Mohil. 0
other not scheduled
Western League,
A. ~ Joseph ] Omaha !
A. Joplin a. Denver
A. D.s Moinss a. Lincoln 10
A. Hutchinson / wichita !
American Assoc latIor.
A. Columbus -. Milwsukss t.ii.
A. Toledo I, Kansns city 81
A. Ioulsvlll. 2 ~ Paul o
Al lndlnpspoiis I Minneapolis 4.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
American League.
Cleveland a. Dsttoii
Now york ~ philadelphia
ltuEtou At Washington
National League.
nfpohyn ~ Now York
Iitishufsh al ~ Louis
cincinnati a, ChlcsS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

Stanley roveleske shut out Detroit With
three hits. cleveland winning To o.
purh ViI and Cobb each made one hit
hut they did not coma together. Bolnnd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

RoHor scored three runs IN the eighth
inning Harry sent Thomas 10 the plato
to hnt for him and he singled THIS hit
was followed hv errors 10y " Milan.
Shanks and Rice and three runners
scored
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

ripps hitting featured tho second
game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

allowed only four hits but Harris dou-
BILE followed GTRuey's single In the third
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

Chicago celebrated military day AZ the
Cubs park BY winning two games from
Cincinnati The first contest was n
swatfesl, the cubs making thirteen hits
10 the Reds twelve and nix runs TO the
Reds five.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

Tho Yankees again took two games
from the Mackmen. winning tho first
to and the second TO Hush op-
posed Cullop In the first game and Moves
and Anderson opposed Shocksr III the
second
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

Mcrke, at hat four times IN the first
game, made four hitr. and I'm the sec
ond game no made Two hits out of three
times up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

There In one neat detail about Colonel
Bnl Donovnns bcssef Yhnks YOU don't
have 10 go out and find strain for them
to crack under.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

Jess willard should hire carl Morris
to enter the circus. and enter daily
bout with trained goat IN this c"pn
rity tho energetic Corl shouid md suith-
bic company for hlg butting jamhorec.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

Football PLAYERS who have been taught
10 play low In tho line should appreciate
their instruction when they reach the
first line trench
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-12

Have any umpires gone 10 war"
queries an exchange Where else does
an umpire ever so7
The evening world., 1917-12-07
WANTS MORE CARS RUN
TO CHECK PNEUMONIA
Health Commissioner fmcr5,n
Takes Steps TO Avoid Crowding
on Transportation Lines.

For tho purpose Of contributing 20 tho
efforts of the Board oi Health In its
work Of holding the spread Of pneu-
monia In check. Commissioner Of Health
Emerson announced day that he viii
ask the Public Service Commission TO
place such restrictions upon ali trans
portation companies as will reduce to
the minimum tho danger 10 tho public
from tho overcrowdinE OF cars.
He will ask that the commission di-
rect the elevated. surface and subway
companies 20 maintain throughout the
entire day the same number OF cars and
trains that are now run only during the
rush" hours OF the morning and late
afternoon. and also that tho companies
be required TO put on additional cars
and trains In the rush" hours until all
danger IL past.
Developments indicate that the week
ending at noon to- morrow will show a
decrease in the number OF deaths from
pneumonia.
The evening world., 1917-12-07
Ncv York city Man Missing.

OTTAWA. Ont. Dec. Tho casu-
atty list contains the name Of one j. ID.
McInnls OF New York City, MISSING
The evening world., 1917-12-07
JEFFERSON PARK ENTRIES.

NBw ORLEANS. La. De- THE entire,
Tor Tomorrow racsu are a. follows.
FIRST RACE-Cl Claminr; purse 500; two year.
ods one mile Beautiful lSthyu. iO8 Parrish
iOi rrudlor iinpl 100; 'Mks Agnes iOl
Gertrude O.. 100: 'tsd, Eileen. 100. 'Crsaow
lOi Poor BUTTERFLY. ~
aEcn,Nb 4ACE- Claiming $500; all age.
ain irIlpps --DA'cer, M. H'zeinT 100 ColEa
400. 'iiaEhou,s ,lGp; 's.HeI s!as 100
pAudito IA Mcldng Mis-. 100. 'BAby Cal
lCn, 'Elnl1mar. lU. '1he Duke 100
ThuRp RACE--rp sheriff MArrcro Handi
GAP. al AgsA SEQ. ak furonn The Mas
quraher. ii2 Aanuue no; Red Time stories
lO5 Murphy. ll2' Fmt lkllot. los. COoal
FOGHTH RNCB-rhe Dixie Land Hsadicap
al ngeS: II OnO. one mile and a riNtfenth, -
Marion GOosn 100: Woodward los LihyaI
CIV, BOY iO6 pol1oni, io2
! FIFTH RACE Claiming. !pirsc. 1900. thrre
yses old and ug; one nile And = s,It,gnth = .
NcpotiEm, 1Od, ] G, WNoh, lio Raybourn
| 10, Red 'r-g iO1 SI'crtre,N l0i
! SIXTH RAtE-Clalmiug purs.. $500, three
/ year-olds and upward uns mile. Mountain Hose
| i'll: Reno. iOs Philmnu. los: Nlrn, 'll3
/ jocu'aI. I'iO5. Adalld, III; Bclnny. .il5. Sayo
nara, 'i0S. AmalEnator. i0 Jack Sniy
'Fite rounds apprentice allomanoc claimed
Weather clear tmck slow,
The evening world., 1917-12-07
BOXING PROMOTERS HELD
seven Of broadway sporting Club
90 Br tried Under ola Law.

Seven manbers OF the Broadway
Sporting Club were held IN $500 ball by
Magistrate Esterbrook In tho Butler
street Court. Brooklyn. to-day for hold
ing boxing bouts under the so-called
membership plan. Aciion was taken
against them under the old statute
against prizefightlng which came back
into force with the death OF tho Frawley
law.
The men held are John weismantel,
President OF the club; Andrew Eiederie-
ter. Secretary; Harry Ferris. ticket
seller; John Dunn, announcer; John
Haukup, referee, and two doormen All
furnished bail and their cases will come
up before the Court OF General Sessions,
Brooklyn, In about week.
The evening world., 1917-12-07
FIREDUGS SUSPECTED IN
100000 SHlPYARD BLAZE
Iron Works in Toronto Destroyed
and Ocean Freighter Is
Badly Damaged.

TOHONTO. Dec. Fire originating
In the pattern shop OF the Poison Iron
Works. on the water front. early last
night completely destroyed that build
ing and a number or sheds and badly
damaged an ocean frcightor and a
trawler. The loss IL estimated at from
i25O,OOO 20 100000, covered by lnsur-
ancc Tho cause Of the fire Is mys-
terry.
Reconstruction will bo started at
once.
The evening world., 1917-12-07

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The evening world., 1917-12-07
HsiIroad Firrm~n 90 Confer on
wage Demand.

CLEVELAND. o.. Dec 7.-Gcneral
ChlIrmcn Of the various divisions Of
railroad nrcmcn arc 20 meet IN Chicago
within the next few days TO discuss tho
advl'abillty ~ asking increased pay. W.
s. carter Chlcf OF the hremen and en-.
glurmon inumated to-day before leav-
Ing fpf Chicago.
The evening world., 1917-12-07
Louise Homer
And Vernon stiles
Sing at Concerts
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Ny WlfD.. io words by IsUsf. iouis
s'svsnH.n. 0r.I rt.fu sl dli Ar
Honor sheep auI IamHa. tho
words by Katherine lyman HnRBun
Mr. llpuora pictuflug Of T0uuyaYn "a
Thy Voice ls Heard Through Rolling
Drums" or,Heffrotcf ~ Victor Kolar.
was effective M wa4 Dr rarkors
Tho Rcd Cross spDrks" o. words by
John u Finley Nine Homer sang
them an ln nnc yul,o II not always
with efficient onuurlatlon. Tho con.
tributlons ~ the orchestra. under Mr
Damrosch's direction, were Rabaud =
second symphony. aefcnado fof
strings by Voikmann. with cello obn.
cato by Mr. lIocntgcn. and Cesar
Francks Redemption"
Vernon stiles. In the uniform of n
soldier was sololst with tho phllhar-
monic Society Rt Carnegie Han last
evening. He sang in Llszt's arrange
meht of the Twenty third Psalm for
tenor and orchestra with dramatic
power, II with something lacking In
sensuous quality of voice. lie sang
also the Prize Song from Die
Meistersinger." The orchestra. under
Mr.. stransky's direction. played Mo-
zart's Jupiter" symphony with fine
The evening world., 1917-12-07
EXPRESS EARNINGS CUT,
N756,000 TO S733,OOO
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lotion 'H1 material costa Otbrr
members ~ 'bIs committee Hcfo Thym.
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/ 50 .aYur. a T. Holm NJ Kansas and
f.au Lnmas'ors ~ Nobrasks
The evening world., 1917-12-07
MATINEE PERFORMANCES
FOR RED CROSS TO-DAY

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The evening world., 1917-12-07
jap. 100000 for Racchorse cud9eI

LOUISVILLE, XIV. Dec. 7.-Cudgcl.
regarded as one Of the greatest three
yoar-o'd performers in the country and
leading money winner Of the year.
was sold to-day for $4,000 bv his owner
j. W Schorr Of Memphis. Tenn. to !
X. l.. Ross. a Canadian turfman. II
was announced that Cudgel. would be
taken to the Laurel track. near Balti.
more. this week.
The evening world., 1917-12-07
BOMB WRECKS EXPRESS CAR.
another starts TIr~ on s.road
Northern pacinc Train.

FARGO. y u. Doc THE explosion
oi au Internal machine IN tho express
car of train No on tho Northern Pa.
cifc caused the destruction Of the car
near Windsor N. u. Wednesday. ac-
cordlng to Information obtained nv Off
oIals investigating tho affair. II was
announced here to-day. II 10 also sub
stRntiated that similar contrivance
fired nm express car on another North
crn Pacific train near bismarck two
weeks earlier.