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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12
CREAMERY COMPANY
IS ORGANIZED HERE
purity Is Name of New
Concern to Manufacture.
Ice Cream.
TO ENLARGE LATER
All Lines of Dairy Products
vii! Be Produced
TO ENLARGE LATER

With new equipment. modern III
every way. and with one OF 'he pes'
buttsr-makers in the state IN charge
the Purity Creamery company com
menced turning out ice cream ~ 'he
rate of 60 gallons day THIS N''N'
The stockholders in the new flfm
which has it's plant at PA West Nam
street, are W. r. Burkhart r. b. De
rent. f. Mcdonald. L, Rossbach ana
F. Carter The firm is Incorporated
with a capital of $4,000.
LYNN Rosshack. an experienced
creamery man. will be in complete
charge of the plant, as manager Ross-
bach worked as butter and Ice cream
maker for the Missoula creamery lol
several years. but lately has peeh III
the employ of the Hennin gsen Produce
company at Butte
Just Ice Cream at Present.
For the present the Purity compan!
will devote all of its efforts towards
turning out ice cream. but TINS laii
when the market for the cold DAINTY
slackens, it is expected that butter aht
general dairy products will be manu-
featured. Just at present the com
pany is finding it difficult to ohtaii
sufficient cream, and as result mas
been forced to curtail its output o
the finished product somewhat.
The company is equipped to turn on
eronrh ice cream for all of western
Montana daily, as the present capaclt'
is 10 gallons every 10 minutes, ant
additional machinery which is to b
installed during the coming week WI
enable the company to increase tn
output.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12
SOLDIERS WILL GET
MISSOULIAN
DAILY

Every one of the many militiamen
posted for guard duty beside railroad
bridges ana tunnels In the mountains
of western Montana is to receive The
Missoulian daily. Arrangements Tor
delivery of papers to each of the little
guard camps were completed yester-
day.
It's hard job these soldiers have.
Days and nights are long In the lonely
mountain stations where there is no
human company and no diversion save
the passage of trains. Thanks to com
fort societies the men are kept pretty
well supplied with tobacco. and
thoughtful passengers on railroad
trains furnish a deal of reading matter
But the men have no way of keeping
themselves informed of general news
They are soldiers on the verge of ac-
tive war, yet war news comes to them
late and irregularly.
The Missoulian will supply this want
Secretary ID. d. Richards OF the cham
Der of commerce consented yesterday
to arrange with train crews of daily
delivery of papers, and the proper au-
thorities furnished confidential mailine
lists. BEGINNING today the guardsmer
in the mountains will receive papers
daily.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12
oughly soused. A committee Of women
punished the woman truants and the
men took care OF their delinquents.
STASSO IS CHARGED
WITH MANSLAUGHTER

Federal Officer Ramsey yesterday
brought Antoine Stasso, q F'lathead
Indian. to Missoula and lodged him in
Jail to await trial in the federal court
at Great Falls. Stasso is charged with
manslaughter for the alleged killing or
Paul Andrews. another Indian. near.
Poison, last Monday. He was given a
preliminary hearing before the United
States commissioner at Poison Thurs
day.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12
INSURANCE COMPANY
is SUED BY HOSkINS

Trial Of tn" case If Joseph Hopkins
against the Scottish ''ul"n and Ma
tional Insurance company began yes
terday in department No. OF tn" dis
Irict court before judge \. |. Duncan
Hoskins, who is owner OF Il hotel 1T
Ravalli. recently damaged by fire, is
seeking to recover insurance h" says l.
due him from the company, The cas-,
may be concluded today.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12
HE ALMOST FELL DOWN

A. NJ. Hunsucker, Rogue Chitto,
Mass. writes: Il suffered from rheu-
matism. kidney and bladder trouble,
also dizziness: would almost fall down
at times. Foley Kidney Pills gave me
entire relief" Disordered kidneys give
warning by pains in side and back.
sore muscles, swoolen joints. tired and
anguid feeling. Missoula Drug Co.
ADV.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12

beaD against r. H. Griffin (H. II. Par
sons). Suit for debt.
May 26---L. L. Davis Is. j. BischofO
against the Chicago Garage and Sales
company, and G. w. Brooks &C. A.
Hills). Damages
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12
ANNUAL DOG TAX DUE.

The city is beginning preparation for
the spring campaign to collect dog
taxes. The license fee for dogs is 81
and IS, according to the sex of the ami
nal. a new paddock has been pur-
chased for the dog pound, and City
Herder Tom Bishop is ready to round
up dogs whose masters do not buy tags
for them from the city.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12
GO TO ATTEND MEETING.

Ii. Ii. Tavenner, freight agent; Kay
Webb, claim agent, and ora Miller
roadmaster, of the Milwaukee, leave
this morning for Deer Lodge to attend
the Safety First meetings to be held
there today.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12
KENT TO THE FORESTS.

Hugh Kent, a senior III the school Of
forestry at the State University. Will
leave early next week to enter the
federal forestry service as an engineer.
Kent has been popular student and
one of Montana's mainstays in the box
during the baseball season.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-12
AID FOR HEALTH OFFICER,

The city council yesterday granted
permission to DR.. Flynn, acting city
health officer. to secure assistance in
effecting strict enforcement of quar-
antine and fumigation requirements.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

self. told her how he had fooled Uurse
Jane. and asked the duck lady, when
the muskratc Rdy housckeepsr came. 10
Keep her visiting as long Ms she could
And while Nurso Jane Is at your
house. Mrs Whblewohble." said Uncle
"ll run around the back way to the
hollow stump bungalow and do all the
work 90
THAT will be n nice surprise for Nurse
Jane" the duck lady said
Unclo Wlsgily guessed so. too. and
when he thought Nurse Jane was safely
~ Mrs Wihblcwohhlc's house he went
TO the bungalow tie took or his tall silk
hat. laid aside his red. white and blue
striped rheumatism crutch and began
witN. .thc dishes Thrr" was largo pile
NJ them. but Uncle WiggS was brave.
when I was n soldier fought many
more mosquitoes than there nrn dishes
here ho said II will Imuks believe the
plates. cups and sauccrs are the enemy
and I will charge on them and souse
them
And Jingle wigglly did. with cake Of
CuBp fpr gun and washing powder 10
fire with hut silll and with Rll. there
were many dishes. and when he thought
NJ the beds to make the sweeping and
busting 10 ho done and the socks to mend.
Uncle Wiggily said.
NNlls " AZ
What's the matter asked voice
behind him. and turning no mw Alice
from Wonderland with her was queer
bird, which "had a tail like thnt Of a
mouse
"Oh. I'm so glad to see ydu said Uncle
Wiggily, "Nui | can't gu and have an
adventure with YOU. Alice. as | have 60
tho sweeping aud do the busting and
do"
That's enough" laughed Alice '-rhrrc
Rrc too many do-dos I nm just In time
see My friend will help YOU" and she
pointed to tho queer bird
what" crird Unglc Wiggily "Can
he do Dishes
tie can do anything" laughed Alic.
Ito IN tho hu-do bird, and all I have IN
do Is to pinch his tail and he will work
I very fast
Doesn't II hur, him" asked Uncle
What, to work fast" Aiced wanted
tn know
80. to pinch his tail"
! Not I'm tho last answered Alice
| Hes used to ~ Tho oul, trouble IL
have to Keep an piuChlng II to make him
I du things. and that means | have to kccl
my finger aud thumb ON his tail nl IN,
while and follow him around Now vel
begin tn do things. drnr bo-dn" and
she piuchei the birds tail
+ A. once tho bird hcgun tu wash the
] dishes and soon thCN we're an done. and
I then when the bo-do started tn DO IN,
/ beds Duulc Mggiy thought oi new
/ plan.
AS long us YOU have to pinch his tail '
I Hnii tho bunny 20 Alice. "lll hot Nurse
I lau"'H hair curriers' You can snap them
on his tail md thr,ll kccp pinchng ur
. 70 Vud YOU aud ! o,u ~ take "a walk "
] "Iluv" cried Alice Sn with the hail
/ curriers' piuchlnE his tan the no.do bird
quickly dd an the bungalow hOusrworf
aud Uncle WlgEily aud Alice had a I'm,
vuk Nui when Nurse Jane came hnm,
from Mrs NihhlcNohhlr's and found the
work ull done she was very happy. and ~
| was the nO. do. fot hc loved to do wishes
] AMI II the tvByup doesn't try ,o hid,
I in tho Wlk pltvhCi whUrc tho bread
I crumbs can't tickle II, I'm tell YOU next
] about unclr Wigglly and the Lor,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
Motor Boat
Races Not
Called Off

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn The regatta ~
the American Power Uunt association.
scheduled Co he held here August "a 20.
viii mot hC called uu un account uf tho
war according go George MuwtN, chair.
imam NJ the committee in charge " the
regatta NJ Mnwr, received telegram
from Franklin -. Roosevelt assistant sec.
retHtN ~ the navy. urging that all
scheduled fegattas he held
should " become apparent later that
The men. especially those employed ON
tho engines " power boats. would he
wufy useful iu the service. teEattaa can
then b, called Oft Mr Wousr,elt al
Ni4ed
Preparations fDr this Years meeting
are going forward rapidly and locsl en-
thusiasts hope tu have latEe field N
entries Sis boats Including Mas Mime
spuls holder " the worlds record have
been entered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
at
Omaha to Be
DiSnnantled

OMNllA-The Omaha motor speedway,
said by many expert automobile drivers
~ be one ~ the fastest mile tracks In the
world. will be dlsmantled after the third
annual l5O- mile classic. which is sched-
ulud 10 be held here July 4
Several worlds records were made on
the board oval. including IN. twenty Nvs
mile mark. established by Eddie Rcken-
bucher. tho five mile record by Dar,o
Rcsta and tho local lap record, By Ralph
Mulford Two ncn were Killed while
racing on tho track Dan Colombo
meChanlclan FOR Alyo fnnchl. was Killed
hy "A tnli Of 100 feet from the top Of
the track and Red" Milhurn. motor
cyclo rider. died from injuries received
when his front wheel cola psed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
Sport Splinters

HouNery' hnts were busy in the final
game of the Fort Smith series and OK
luhoma City won "a 10 o.
Ry winning Yesterday from the leaders.
Oklahoma Gus is now uulN three games
behind nrst plnce.
rUclmblo" ulnnh wrlgh, dll the heavy
work fOr ,ho BoOsters ilc save MP but
four h.ts aud only walked one batter
The fans urc beginning 10 expect
Wright Co win every time hc goes into
the box lu tho last two games ~" has
allowed a total ~ eight hits and no runs
Tulsa opens "a four. game series today.
"Li2" Smith win probably ho Manager
Murraya selection fnr box work iu th"
opening game Of the se.irs
Newashc stole secondblsr. much to the
delight of the fans who witnessed }rslcr-
days game.
Tyrus Cobb has hit safely I'm tho last
twenty four CONSECUTIVE" games, thus "S-
tNblishiug new American league rvc-
ord.
Tulsa ov,rcamo McAlcstcrs early five
run lead yesterday and won out II TO D..
what's the use Russ, pitching for
Ardmoro Yesterday, held bCUsuu Goo four
hits, but h- team made tom errors.
Murray ~ booking for @ soguuhWgg.
man. pitcher and AN outflclirr Ito
released hoc Payne yesterday lio he de-
terminod 10 riVe tho local fans n winner
and believes lu Strengthening now while
there Is yet time 10 get out Ia front
shinault. with three hits out NJ five
times up WIS IN" hitting sl1r ~ Nrs.
fsftItN'u Nf his IIfH MiN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
Start Your Traimimg With Uncle Sam Now and
Complete the Course i'm BERLIN
Attendance Is
Unusually Low
At st. Joseph

OMAHA, Neb Whom Emerson W
bickerson assumed the presidency OF the
western league he was confronted with
the prospect OF transferring the 81 Jo-
seph franchise because OF slim attend
AnCe
Some OF the club owners, according to
reports, are dissatisfied with the small
crowds at 81 Joseph and have Informed
Jack Holland, owner Of tho franchise.
that It may be removed
Springfield Mo, and Pueblo. Col ara
understood 10 be after the franchise.
Pueblo between Denver and Wichita
presrnts no difficult Transportation prob
lem, and Springfield also is desirable. be
cause Of its proximity to Joplin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
l)V(IFWI66IN
ANDHlSALS
BvH0Aan Gd1IS
uneIc MInnIln md IN. no no

N''N'' '''hN'N h'H NNt Io 10
gppyrIrIf IqIH Ia. ,t.s,f,,,. ,..,,..,.. ,,,.
syndicate
</v bTtI ARE exclaimed Nu,,, t.,,o
~ Eus,. Wuyy, fnc ,r,,sl,,, j',,'.
hu...k,rrrr mr I,r.'r' V.r,,,.,
Long,rrs. mo rabbit rcutlsrpu. 20
dernr' VI never get 10 done never"
WHAT asked lrUlr WIrg.lt
t,.,N" ~" uhls nous, N'Ih. answered Miss
W WuftN YOU see, f"ins over 'u
,, ,., H'''.'n ',, ln' hllllel nNN,
and now n,vc ,h,r IN 4, '.'li' ,ri i.a i','',n 49,,
br,,tpst dishes .,,J u.r .,,,,,,,,. ,'',
Iu.iiuy p,I 1 nu,b, g., I.L, '',gh
mend .,,t, ~ ,.Y, s,...ps ,,J "''
CO., M
n"'. ''W.u h'l' NNriN win n
,,u. mufH, aA ,h"uth hr Mo- spoken 60
Don, .,, ,r, ,r.,. o, ., i..,. 49,, ,,,,i,
to dn
-,
NJ" D N N'iil'u hbNni ". HAll Nurse
Jane.
Don't hs advised tho rabbit gentle
man I'm -'iy and hclp you do ~
uNn u said Su,., lam, ,Hr,,,t ,,,,,
usr ih, sam, Ian, "a NH. ,,,, ,,,,,l,,,. ,..,
.,,t .,rourt "a. N,ii,,, .,,,,,r ,,,,,,.,i...,
,,N., tr.,, s ., ,,,,t ,r A., W.,
,.t lr rI, ,,,,. aud III .,,rr r, ,,,, 1s
Vr,fII siy, w, a.. ,Iy.,. I, d. 80,
Mind ~ ,usi Dan, ~ ,,,,.i a., - 49,,
G,,. np nI,.r,,,,. p..,1 ,t, nut ~.
hrsf w"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
Cooney Makes
Triple Play
Unassisted

DIES MONIES Iowa-phn Coon,y. acc
ondbaseman with the Omaha club, is tho
FIRST Western Lacquer TO etocu,p a triple
play unRIdsd, according TO records avail
able here. Cooney gained the honor In a
game with Denver, played In that city.
ming, tagged base runner. who had
started from first and then hoped onto
the second bns befor. another runner
could return from the trip he had started
toward third Records show II TO be this
first individual triple play In five ychrs
in organized baseball and tho ninth time
It had been made In n period OF thirty
HIX NNnfA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
Ardmoriles Given Ovation.

TlSHOMlNGO. Okla. June 8-
(SpeclaD An immense throng greeted
Ardmore boosters last night, Men
from Milburn, Mill Creek, Madill.
Wapanucka, Bromide and other towns
were on hand to welcome eighty men
who have visited seventeen towns and
received continuous ovation. The
trip ends tonight at Sulphur,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
LOngbOat Wins
Race In France

CANADIAN utAngt NHrlrH ~
FRANCE. June "a sports held D., hy
army with witch tho canadian corps ia
contested resulted in The tydisuut,TN ui
Tom lnnrhunt the famous Canadian m.
dian runner In "a three milU cross ruuu.
try race lnnHhoat tuWpud home we'll boo
advance ~ som" NJ the most famous
British aud Canadian runners without
even extending himself lio received n
great reception from his rcgimuntnl com.
fndps
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
Wambsganss Is
To Enlist Soon

CLENFLANp. Teammates NJ William
Wambsrauss. s"coudbnscman with tho
Cl"vrlud Americans. expect 10 SEQ him
culisi before the draft goes into effect
WamhsgIuss is NJ military rgo md has
conrlrd 90 friends thut he wants TO
enlist rather thnn.h drafted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
BASEBALL AND BOXING
Mortality List

Those Boosters nssaled every thing ns-
sailnbls yesterday afternoon against the
Twins and Loverett OEle and Barr were
in turn treated to fusillAde Of blows
and runs. the final statistics revealing n
II 20 0 count In favor of the home
guards
frla ag,r..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
The Big Four

Batting averages Of the two leading
hatters Of the two Blk leagues. Cobb. De-
trult and Speaker, Cleveland. ~ the
American and Criusc. So Louis and
Rousch, Cincinnati, including the games
OF yesterday follow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
Speedway at
DeS MOineS to
Be Destroyed

DIES MONIES. Iowa Passing ~ the
neH MQlurs Automobile speedway is seen
iu a judgment OF {2i 400 against the prop
erty allowed In tho district court here II
is said the big wooden track probably will
bo torn down
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

LOUISVILLE ~. june fs An.
ruunrr mrrt was made here TODAY that
4 dummy Hrief who was released
hv tho riiishnfEh National league hls
been secured =, The Louisville ,mr.Iuau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

EsrERoAYs RESULTS.


western Association.
Az Dh,HNpmu O.i, - IuI' smith Q
A. Tulsa ~. N.N'r,t.r
40 Ariwurr 4 H,U.sHu Z
Al NuaAug.t sherman 4
National League
Az S' Iuuia tH...rn t.t
40 lrnuk''u Boston
~ I.fsnurrl .. cincinnati =
American League.
A. chicago ..r. Detroit
t.Irr,pnt s.. Louis
A. BOSTON u NFsH#nH'nn
At Sow York Philadelphia
Texas League.
A. Fort Wu''N Nu''uH
A. SAN Antonio o. Shreveport
At Houston "00' rain
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Western Association.
Tulsa az oklahoma tI'E
Fort Smith U NtN|-si,r
N.FtHErr ht b,HIsuu
sherman or NrImnrr
National League
unH'un ur Sew YORK
rUHuN. 'pNIs ni IlrnnlINu
Cincinnati AZ pittsburgh
chicago no ~ luuiE
American League
WHI|rrfuu u' Philadelphia
>.ly Work. ~ Hus'pn.
. f'DtI4lf Ht' r'ni ..EF
~ luuIs ~ cleveland
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

n iho fun revenue be- 20 d. raised with
nui effort vlt not ru' 1H rstess UrH
tvfs1iiur lHs nn the million au'f.fa uHU
Inhlhi this dItft commonwealth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

.luuNg newer bad 'n tuI, fp,if h.u,.
q d'N' vfii. ur0 uf thtnt "bfi If SOD
lil. would Nuu l.Hu 1uHf p,r on tNs
needle ur uu tho sweater" Neither Dr
the clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

The Leading Thrlll
The leading thrlll ~ WOt Is as hu'i tn
determine as the leading thfilI ~ sport
where any number Of rchut'nls ARE u'-
", had always hopfl and believed that
N.r. main thrill came iu an tltpliue az.
tack some lN Nun ur l' ono feet above tho
ground This theory sounded more iot.
suuullo than any other
dnN or tN" nro "" uut th's query w
iu q British aviator just back from the
'''r'', 'rn,ra ''Tr "ro mrn. goasn 10 g.,
sS.".'a. n,Y51i " ,t.s', a o. x. ''s /, :l.Sy, ssy
to nud hut dom dom lAss.y na ,nan iha,
,,3r's n over v w" ino CT, hs. 'o' ~ nf, OF
| 70 Kick BOO it. taU Nni th,rr Is rrIu ar.
| other phase Tho man working u mt.
chine gun iu tho fryc ~ urged ma
/ lOtmcut II H. up tu him iu iho main Go
smash ihi, meaplt. nul. unless he dors
| ihvre Ia generally lut one answer A.
ne secs 'nr front limos melt away before
| his tIl" with new lines rlnHhImg uu !
should sp, that he 'ncrs about oil tho
,,clt,mcn' one human heart can rprry
/ 'or M" time being
IJs shame the WAY Ty Cnhh hns
7 continued 'n slip lie hna only henn Int
...N .' . .'' nv '''''''. ''' NV ~
. '''H..' '''. N'h h'N' h'''Nu'rl ln lh,l
/ t 'h.f "'nrf"l'r un''rouu''llr SKID.
/ NnN
/ '"' '..i'h VINO Mhf"'N lMh' ldNI.
. liHHH.N Uf 'Ne Iyds would nufh1f llH u|l
I'' '.'h. hrnnE kuuU1 " tho 'nn'r.
.N', '.' l"'r.' ,ml We l"lh' NeN much
. ..'' '''Nh" ''1ll Hri I'm iu rnlI ~ tho
.l rri'rnl cash dividend 'u''
.' 'N" irlWy moment
The lone Clnch.
N'N county 'hpt ,pn develop ln' mon
'.N'su 1f 900 In developing 5000 ma men
NNHnH 'n battle Boo tfst.'Iny uur.H..
The Main Unset,
','Nf'n now nri september 'Nr
.'NI N.' N''l o" 'nk"u in. aud moro
..N'N 'Nu .' 'N'.r l'E I"HEIr i.nNrru afr
7 .us.m.ul viii D.. mnAr in urum0i Those
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

Murray is booking for % so,uuhhher.
man. a pitcher and un outflcldrr Ito
released boc Payne yesterday. Ito ,s de
termined ~ riye tho local fans q winner
and believes me Strengthening now while
there ls vet time 90 get uui Ia front
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

N"| county 'hui ,pU iDyrIUn lnN mon
N.n. 'u hn uwpIr's shpulh l..u .
'..'su 1i 900 In d,N,up.ng = nUn mo men
N|UN. 'n battle boo ufst.'lny tIpr,H..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

Shinnut. with three hits out NJ five
times up WIS IN" hitting star ~ Nrs.
t.rday's game uuc ~ his hits was t
hOmerun.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

Cleveland made 70 four straight from
~ LOUIS N'rrri'y Could kIopfur put
paghy worked fur 'N, lulnr.. pn,'n.
Browns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

Tyrus Cobb has nit safely I'm the last
twenty four consecutive games, thus eS-
tNbushug new American league ruc-
ord
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

what's tho use Russ pitching fur
Ardmoro Yesterday, held pomson tu four
hits, ahw ms team made ton errors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

Tulsa oy,rcamo McAlcstcrs early five
run lead yesterday and won out ~ 20 ..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

Bou.lcry' hpts were busy IN the final
game of 'n" Fort Smith series ana OK
luhuml ttiy won n 20 %.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

Rurus' hitting nri Permits r.nns
put New York back m M. IuDi Ir 'Nu
National league. 'hy Giants defeating .N.
hOmprUu
Williams news., 1917-09-13
BIC TIMBER OPERATION
 FOR NORTHERN AR|z.

An application for the pur- chase of 235 million feet of western yellow pine located on the Sitgraves National Forest Ill eastern Arizona has been re- ceived and approved by the Forest Service. The pros pective purchasers have also applied for approximately 400 million feet of adjoining timber on the White Mountain Indian such, it is stated, that both sales can be operated by one concern. Because of the large investment required to log eith- CT chance it is expected that the two bodies of timber will be sold to one purchaser.
 The officials of the Forest Service point out the fact that the operation of the timber will necessitate the construction of about 70 miles of common car Tier, standard gauge railroad, which probably will be built south from Holbrook, Arizona, or some nearby point on the Atchison, Topeka 6 Santa Fe Railroad. The new railroad will 1t is stated, traverse a section which is as yet largely undevel- oped. It is at present for the most part given over to stock raising, but contains consid- erable amount of agricultural land. It is expected that the construction of> the railroad '&ll give an impetus to agricul- tural development and will ma terially aid in the upbuilding of the country. In this way, it is pointed out. the sale of the Government timber is of impor- tance to the sections in which the Forests are located, aside from the revenue which is re- turned to the Federal Treasury and to the state for schools and roads, in lieu of taxation.
 The probable location of the mill will be just south of the Sitgraves National Forest on the Indian Reservation.
Williams news., 1917-09-13
SEE DEBE ENTROR AHORA

La Junta de educacion de Williams ha hecho el reglamen- to siguiente; Todos los mucha- chos que van a asistir en el De- los Mexicanos, como los Amer icanos, tienen que entrar dur ante el Mes de Setiembre. To- dos los que no hayan entrado antes del 30 de Setiembre de 1917, tendran que esperar has ta el principle de Segundo Per iodo 1 de Enerr de 1918. Sola- mente habra dos clases para los principiantes durante el ano. Traigan a los muchachos a la escuela Ahora.
 Por Orden de la Junta de Educacion.