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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-23
Much Selling Follows RumorS
of Restrictions,
CHICAGO oEA,N AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO, oct. 2S Weak ness mani
tested Itself In tho corn market today
owing to prospects Of new antl-hlgh
price restrictions on trading Much sell
Ing took place. principally from contracts
which required delivery Of corn for DO.
cember. The reason for unloading OF
such contracts waa belief that the
| board Of trade directors this afternoon
would formally prohibit all new business
In the December option, a step toward
avertlng sensational price upturnr tlkey
to be brought about otherwise by tenn
porary Hcarcty OF corn In Chicago Gle.
| vators Opening figures, which ranged
from mo lower TO VIC advance for De.
oember, at til5kdln and May uOsS
Wll0N, were followed by setback all
around and then somethlpg OF rally,
Oats sold down with corn Hears, how
ever, were not aggressive, sharp breaks
| In provisions were aroribed TO tho weak
ness IN the corn market, PORK fell more
than 81 a barrel. Lard and ribs were less
unsi eAdy,
Later, the market rebounded an a re-
suit Of buying on the part OF shorts, but
for the most part the advances were not
maintained. Quotations rioaed unsettl
at t.lbM dfi.i5N for Dccember and
a. l0M1l,lOA for May, ~ cent decline
to v cent gain a. compared with yea
Iterday'a finish
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immortality IN
ARMY LIFE TO BE
DISCUSSED mere
(contirusd prsm Pass y

NCoHt'Hueo VFoW Vavs W
things he saw dsring his army life to
illustrate his lecture.
There is no doubt but that Secretary
Daniels Is right" said the minister to-
day, The question OF sexual immoral
ity Is a serious one. | have, OF course
touched upon IL from time 10 time in all
my sermons. but thinlc In view OF Mr.
Daniels statements that II deserves
more emphasis"
Lectures Planned.
Rev J. +. Pershing, pastor Of the
Harrison avenue Congregational church
and cousin OF the commander Of the
American forces abroad, IL another min.
lister who will carry out Mr. Daniels
suggestion. He is planning a series OF
lectures in connection with the subject
II is possible that they may be illus
lrated
"Army and navy morals present a
question on which immediate action Is
necessary" said Mr.. Pershing "Thc
question should have been tackled iif-
teen or twenty years ago hut il has not
Waiting does no good for one shall
do AZ much as | can to fight the menace
against our army and national life right
now
Different Methods Suggested.
Some ministers were OF the opinior
that fighting the menace at this dis
tance is wasted effort--that the fight
should center around movement 20 Sc,
that the Y. NJ {. A., and other such
organizations for guarding the soldiers
health and morals are plcntifully sup.
piled with money, etc.
Rev l. Frank Roach, pastor Of the
First Methodist church, was Of thi'
opinion
1T seems 10 me that the only imme.
date effect OF an agitation would be tC
rhake mothers who have given up their
sons to the army feel badly he said
"If a minister began speaking on sol.
diers morals, every mother OF a soldier
in the audience would feel that hei
neighbors were looking at her askance
Church Raises Money.
The Methodist church is sendins
trained Christian workers TO all army
camps, according TO Mr. Roach and Rev
Charles Smith, pastor of the Weslel
M. +. church Methodisn all over IN,
nation have raised fund OF &S0,W(
for the support Of these workers. II
addition, the church has numerous
chaplains
Mr. Smith Just returned from the
III Reno conference of the Methodist
church this morning and said that -four
new workers for Fort Sill Camp Bowie
and other IeXas camps had been ar
ranged Tor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-23
HIGHER FREIGHT
HELP TO RAILS
Leading Issues Score Point
Advance In Wall Street,

NEW YORK, Oct. ~ Rails were. tho
strong features of today's carly dealings
on the stock exchange, advancing from
large fractions To more than n point on
shc dccislon of tho interstate commefce
commission 10 reopen the hearing of tho
eastern roAds for higher rates Equip.
meptn. shippinGs. and oils sharsd moro
moderately In the riae, United states
issues, motors and lew speclalt es were
hcaltant or reaotinnary. Liberty avs
were again taken IN round amounts at
gaf2
Trading became iistlcss in tho after
shipplnEs Central Leather, Pathlehem
steel and baldwin Locomotive rallied TO
y points Rails and United States
Steel were under further rest ralnt,
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LABOR SHORTAGE
At UNIVERSITY

NORMAN, Okla, Oct. A-(Sp.-
cial THE labor shortage Is being felt
around the University OF Oklahoma
where in past years Jobs could not be
found for nearly all the university stu
tents who desired to work their way
through school, This year there are not
enough men for the jobs. Chaunccy
Black, secretary Of the Y. NJ. c. A. had
calls for thirty-eight men this week and
could provide only eighteen. Odd Jobs
in Norman and cotton picking close to
town are among the classes OF work
to be obtained.
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Rotarians to Care
for Children in
Wednesday March

Rotariam will be guardians to the
school children In Wednesdays Liberty
day celebration. Members OF the club
at noon today unanimously decided to
participate IN the big march, and to
look after the youngsters,
Speakers today included Miss Edith
Johnson Of The Daily Okiahoman; Miss
leno Osborne, supervisor home econom'
les of the high school; Miss 4. Novella
Gould Of the Provideut association, ant
Miss Daisy McFarlance, housekeepe
| for the Rotary club
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JAPS FORCED TO GRAPPLE
WITH THEIR BUkkAT0kI

TOKlO-JApan has decided to regu-
late her bVssAtoki.
In other-Amemrcan- words, she Is
living.
Japan, where one is popularity sup
posed TO exist on a few sen per day
now finds herself at the mercy OF the
war time food Speculation
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Food Board Will
Bring Hard Wheat
From Canada Soon

WASHINGTON, Oct. Material
relief in the shortage Of hard wheat Is
promised bv the milling division OF the
federal food administration in q state.
ment issued here today. saying a con.
siderable quantity OF Canadian wheat
owned by the Wheat Export company,
a British government agency, and now
moving down the lakes Tor export, Is to
be made available for grinding by mills
in the United States
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This Youth Will
Have a Change in
His Method Soor1

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct 2--"If
an enemy smiteth me on the cheek VIII
turn the other to him, said John Lar
kin Newton Of Baton Rouge parish,
Louisiana. when brought before regis
terine officers at Camp Pike today, &C
cording to Col Frederick Shaw, Ia
charge OF the receiving depot Newton
was BROUGHT there as desertcr from
Camp SEWER, s. G.. whcre he had Seen
teld upon charges preferred BY the local
exemption board OF his district. Tho
registering officers say that Nevtpa
told them that he will not entsf r
organization where he might ~
take lie. However, ne NAs -
assigned to one Of the no1loo1
training battalions. 4 .l>A N
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, oct. "a. .-HOps' no
ceipts, 5000. l5c to csc lower bulk, tlb 1Q
pl6 25; heavy, SIC sOOals,tO; Light. 81 80
Ulb.ij; pigs. tt3,75dli2b. CATTLE. Re
oeiptS, 10000; steady; prime fed steers,
Sl5 50qlG.75; dressed beef steers Sll 600
co. southern stecrn, t.7b0li.Oo: cows,
8 oOa9O0 heifers, isb0Vi7oO; stocssrs
Receipts, 5000; steady to l0c lower
lambs, tl625q17.36I yearllngs, t2 o. q
i3. 50; Nethers, $4,000 IL 90; ewes, $500
so; stockers, S7.b0Ql7,t0.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Oct 2s.--Mercaptilc pa
re- percent, Psro,t s''r,insi a.. so'f% S bills 10
Mnss, an; commerciai so- day bills
u7gk; demand. t!75Nj cables, iLb l:le
Guilders: Demand! l5ci cables, 4sk O
Bar silver s2nc. Mexican dollars; S2ko.
Government bonds Heavy Railroad
bonds Irregular Time loans: Easier
sixty days. bGbk percent; 20 days. Y
W6h percent six months, g h0bk per-
cent. Call money: Firm. Higb. per-
cent: low, az percent; ruling rate, Z
percenti closing BID, az percent offered
Ut I percenti last loan. I percent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-23

NEW ORLEANS. Oct is,--Prospects
OF another cold wave ovsr the belt
caused a buying movement IN cotton
hers today, which put priceS 20 10
points higher IN tho first half hour,
Favorable spot accounts from the In
terior made Tor steady tone
Offerings about equally diytdsd te.
tween liquidation and fresh short sales
Ing, At noon the active monthe were ~
10 rs points over yesterdays close,
Tho report that fifteen darman ships
had been sunk or put out OF commission
In enEssemens with the knsSisns, va
contarued IN very bullisb way ara
prices bul.cd sharply rising In the trad.
90 70 81 points
spo, co,toni steady and unchanged
400 bales. Low mlddling, aes1cI mid.
ding, 27b0oi good middlins, 900. He-
celpla, is,Ti bales stock, i1b,s7s bales.
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kANsAs clrY.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. a. - CORN
yellow, iSi6gaii. OATS; steady, No, I
tlso; No, 4 white, ti.t7Gisi No. Q
SaS' SS4StS' sss ApTS Ss isB s;f Milo si &HisS Sisss;
s. 2003.Sb. 'n'
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LEGALS.
In Ansssrins Ads Please Mention Times

NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING OF
sTOCKIiOLDERS
TO the ptockholders Of the Treasure
State OH and Gas Company;
A special meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Treasure State Oh and Gas com.
pany win bc held At the office Of the
company. III Colcord Building, IN Okla
homa City, Oklahoma az. 1000 Qclo h
A NJ on Tuesday tho 9Th day of No
yember 1917 for the purpose of In
crcRsing thy capital stock NJ the com
pany from hne Hundred Thousand 900.
900 boz Dollars 10 lbe sum Of Two Hun.
dfed and Flny Thousand ti2bO,Uo0 OOl
Dollars, and for thr transaction ot any
other business In connection herewith
that may be necessary.
This October 9Th. 1917.
FRANK HOPES,
RAYMOND + LOCKE.
l. l. SARGkNT.
Directors Of the Treasure State OIL and
Gas Company .
Attest FRANK HOOPES,
tsEAi) President
RAYMOND r LOCKE, Secretary
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Produce Provisions
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO,
CHICAGO, oct ~. RUTTER TN
changed. ZOOS Receipts b61S cassn,
unchanged. POTATOES Reoe PTS rs
ears unchanged POULTRY. Allvp,. high
er. Fowls, ltglfci springs, lsc.
- a=Has=-
g.. LOUIS,
ST LOUIS, Dot. u, POULTRY, but
TIER aud EGGS Unchanged
- aa@
kANsAs CITY.
KANRAs CITY, Oct, g. -- BUTTER,
EGGS and POULTRY; Unchanged PO-
I'fATOBSi Firm, tl,abfftb0.
SUGAR.
NEW YORK, Oct. %. Raw sugar
Steady Centrifugal, es0ci molashaa
602c, Refined Steady. Fine Eranulatod
s9bc
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st. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. Oct. 2a.--HOGs: Receipts
$500; 25c lower Lighls, il5,5O6 lb.gOi
pigs, iiaOOditO6; mixed and butchers,
SIS .6Odl6. 26; good heavy. tls.26Wl6,bO'
bulk, SIS. 500 Is 40, CATTLE Receipts,
5000; strong TO i0d2oc higher. Native
beef steers. SS.00m1e.7b; yearling steers
ana heifers. V7.OOdis.bO; cows, 800 "
10 90; stockcrs and feeders. t6.60Wl so
Texas quarantine steers. b.7bWl0,b 30;
fair to prime southern beef steers, ~, ,0O
dl2.75; beef cows and helfers. 70 .OOu
l00Oi prime yearling steers and helters
81 500 1905 native calves. tb7bulbbO
SHEEP: Receipts, 1900; Steady. lambs,
81 O0q Il. so; ewes, $40 b00;i b; wethers,
81 50Ul2.5O; Gamers and c'Uppers, 800
0BbO
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Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH,

FORT WORTH, Texas, Oct "a CAT
TILE Receipts $500; active; hseyes "a 90
~ 1928 HOGS Receipts I 800, l5c down
heavy SO i01162O. SHEEP Receipts
100. steady. lambs tlb OO% 1850.
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LIVERPOOL.

= LIVERPOOL Oct is,--CorToN! Spot
meS:s I" Fai: Tsrs;ss' ry;s ssi1 ssssiis osss
mid6iins. iossdi good o!dinsry, iAeld; 3
800 xnsfioaai' receipts, q, 100, iAelud.
Ing ss.Soo Amsrlcansi futures clcsss
isiid, May, 10. .fsdi January, 1884 o!d
contracts, fixed prices; October! 1870
bid Decen,be- Janus ' tsA5d JAM "
February. isi5d harch>Aprsl. n.ndi
May June, 1910.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-23
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct as,r-coRN: No q yell
low, ROia3O5. oKTsl Standard. eokp
.6ihc RYE No 2, h.NGlsih BAH
LEY: nlbafls1, ltI
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HOGS--Jowor trading was the rule In
tho hog division today, packers reducing
hogs on tho hoot 2bWh0c Trading on
thu 1000 head run was very slow, much
being unsold nt the noon hour The
prospective top was Slb,l5 and tho bulk
sli 0Outb.50.
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ST. LOUIS.

st. LOUIS, Oct %. s.--CoRN, Higher;
No. Sl.ss. No. 2, white S2ib OATS!
steady; No. bsabsc; No. Z, white, new
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S--HOGs; Receipts
"a. 900; slow; bulk. sl,66gl6oo; light
sll25a1 10; mixed, slti6ule heavy.
tl4 $50 1910: rough, ilt3Sdlibbi pigs.
$40 25d1S,75 CATTLE: Receipts, 1900
steady native steers, tesbQHoo;, ives. !
ors, i6OOTli.i0; COWS and helfers - ID
uii.7S; calves, Ss.OOG1soO sHDFp! Ro-
ceipts, 81 900: steady wethers, SsOG
1915. lambs, Sl260gIT76.
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NEW yoak.

NEW YORK. oct 2s.-The cotton
market opened STEADY at an advances OF
q 10 ~ points today. Trade Interests were
buyers OF the nesr months, which were
relatively firm. with Deoerher selling ~
81 bbc, or pO points above the low !evel
OF yestefday, while January sold At
n 09u, compared with 26.isc yesterday.
Approximations that the cold wave re-
ported In TIM western belt would roach
The eastern belt tomorrow also led 70
covering. but tho volume OF bvaineas VA
not heavy and this market bscame ".
regular Aftsr the opening ~ = result OF
renliEingI a.
Coverings by October shorts sent ths
prioa of that delivery up TO MIec %
foro the end Of morning, or spous ~
points net higher. The strength IN mts
position helped 10 check reactions 10
latsr dslivsrIes and the market was fep-
erally steady with business comparative
ly auist. After selling Oft TO ~ .sbc, ~.
cember rallied TO 21tic, while January
advanced from 1890 to $3.50 with ac-
tive months rulipE about 70 ] posnte
net higher shortly after midday
SPOT cotton. Steady. Middling, whQc
The market became firmsr. during ~
early afternoon on covering py. early sell
Iiers and u continued demand from Onto
her shorts. The advance waa snoovr
aged by buIllah southern spot sdyiHcl
with October selling up TO W.ai, masinl
Ia new hiEh record Tor tho season ana NJ
advance bf over a cent from last nieht'
close. December soid at H.70o and Jan
luary At Tsic, or about 80 to ~ peinu
net higher.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-23
COTTON UP $3.50
A BALE At CLOSE
ReverSes to Germans Have
Stimulating Effect IN Trade.
NEW VoRk COTTON rvrUsss.
nav ORLEANS COTTON TuTvRas

NEW ORLEANS. oct n.LCctton
closed steady AT an advance Of % 70 ~
nnInIn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-23
KECEIPlS
CONTINUE LIGHT
y 1900 Head In FreSi
Supply Today
RECEIPTs TODAY.
RECEIPTs TODAY.

CATTLE Receipts In tho local cNttln
division today continued extremely light,
but 1900 head making uD the fresh sup
ply. Packers share, from fat cattle
standpoint, was as light as Monday, but
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED
In Answering Ads. Please ssu,iSo nme~,

Want to Buy a Tract Of Land
on V near the lnterurbNn, must be
priced right Mr, West, lOs N Robin
son Ave. Wal 62s2
WHAT have YOU In five or ten-acre
tract, improved. north or northwest
between city and Btltton; have cals Tor
aome. Jas A. Challenncr. Sims Invest b
m, nj Co, 2ll Colcord BLDG NJ 1920. w.
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COTTON SEED.

NEW YORK, Oct. as-cottonssed. on
market closed stsndy, Spot: octobY,
ls oocl December 1900 January, HiM'
March, i7iloi May. 1900. Total sales
I, 400 barrels,
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COTTON TAKES FLIGHT ON COLD WAVE !::ss .s:a

few loads Of steers being IN tho offer
ing Trading on all kinds suitable tol
packer consumption was active and
steady at Mondays advance, steers
bringing S. bOU9OO. odd lots In the
butcher limo brought 50 SOU7 so. with the
bulk OF tho fair to good grades bringing
50. 15N6Sb, Gamers and cutters sold
s. bOub.25 and bulls up TO 1915. The
feeder trading continued slow at Mon
days 25c decline.
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SPECIAL s

Two houses in the 100 block, East 9th,
one 8 rooms, the other 0 rooms, rented
for $40 each, price $500 each broom
bungalow, with garage, 1900 block Lin
wood s., $50; new 6-room bungalow, with
garage. 700 block west 2Srd. $4,000; new
Groom bungalow all floors hardwood.
West s3rd, $3.50 NJ p. Sears, sSo-si
American National Bank Bldg Wal
lbl1 #-
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Closins oso,stisns.

Prices OF the various sradss of cattle Ar'
appl oNimNtsly AZ follows'
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KANSAS CITY.

ST. LOUIS, Got. sS.--PouLTRY, hui
TIER aud EGOp Unchanged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
GENERALS BEGIN TO SHOW
FORM EXPECTED BY COACH
fiasrrs Developing Rapidly. and DOM
"ur 'rrdict~ Best r"nm since taI.
ticr0tft Rnd kchOr n Isnttrrv

special To The Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON. VA. March l7-Af,cr
week of practice. the WASHINGTON and
Ice baseball team has begun To nc
Huirc some Of tho form Coach ponahuo
expects ii TO display this season. The
squad has been developing rapidly. and
indications ar" that tho Generals will
nave stronger team this year thnn
my they have had since 1912 when tho
Whitc and Blue was considered one Of
INC strongest college teams in the
south. Most Of the work ilis week
mas hccn confined 10 batting practice
anu some hcldin. but the frs; rcal try
outs for the candidates will be given
tomorrow. whom i'onahuc expects TO
send the likclicSt m"lnbcrs of tho squad
INTO SIN or s"Ncn-inniu@ game.
All OF the roGUlars have been show
ing up VOL. ard tho preliminary work
of the new men encourages Donahuc
TO believe that h" VIII have we'll
balanced team. Bill Bryan, at first.
ana /. ). Jones, at third have started
the season in good style. with what
appcars - be AN Improvement i'm their
hittin-. Tho positions between them
promise /" h" we'll taken caro- of nv
the work Of Waller aud Collins. a,
short, and conner and iiuSscy at sec
ond Each Of tho four j. apparrntly al
that can hc asked for ~ - fielder. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
RICHMOND. SOCCER TEAM
PLAYS WASHINGTON TO-DAY
Local Players viii Have strong Op-
p"ncnt> in Only Intrrcity Contest.
Mcn Who VIII PIny.

Ht"hG"nd soccer players will invade
Washington to-day for Il game there
with the WASHINGTON Amateur Assoc
CITATION Football club. rho game is to
hc played at Monument Park and will
begin al o'clock. ~ large crowd
OF supporters VIII accompany the
eleven TO the capital city for the game,
tn" only intercitl competition 1t local
soccer team has engaged in this sea-
son
The game TO-DAY viii mark tho last
20 h" Anticipated IN 10y Richmond
players this year, aud all members
OF IA" team arc manifcstinG the great
est interest in II. The team selected
10 make the trHp IS the best one that
couiu he GOT t"Gcthcr uuder the cir
"umsianccs. several of the men who
mad been named for positions on tho
eleven finding il impossible to make
'nc TRIP At the Last minute
Those who Will play to-day do no,
expect 10 iind their opponents weak
reports concerning the Washington
aggregation that filtered into Rich
mono las night We're TO the effect thai
several professional players were in
'iuued IN the linc-up OF the eleven
an" th"t all Of the players were rc-
Earded a. unusually good ones.
flayers who VIII rcprcsen, Richmond
IN the gam" are: Day. goal; Summers
i'it pach; Thornton. right back: Cruu
uN' lctt nalf: Draper. center half.
- l.e"ry. right half; Culver, outside lef,
forward. Hutchinson. inside left. Al
Ten. center forward; Lord. inside right
an" faFh'. outsid" riGht forward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
TEN ORIOLES UNSIGNED
back Dunn Informs Them lu Com
'r"'i> Hn>t lie In by To- Morrow
"r ihr! VIII stand E:Npcnsr>

.TlMoHE, MD, March Ten
,,,,'.+ Wh" haNe not yet affixed their
.iSN"iur"S I" 1871 contracts unloss
''tN intend 10 spend the coming sea-
son rni 81 "rSani.ed baseball must
r'-h 10y Monday or pay their own OK
p'nHrS |" the trimming camp AT WI
!hinStCn, y G jack Dunu's truiIp is
20 mak" start for the soft hrcnzcs
H' IN" S"uih ON that day. and aE there
ms ''"on inserted into hasehalrs CON
.t'"H"h inIS wear Il clause colnpclliur
He S'sniu@ Of all athletes before reach-
,i.l framing pnarterS, the boss Of the
lures must RICHLY enforce the rule ns
Wei rs ans hody else PLAYERS SIN
,,,nain'nls out Of The fo!d are Vii
H'u!s' Sgha"N!". Hrowcil, sherman.
-" ION th"rm"hiem. Russell. Lamar
TACK Dunn stated tonight that he
- not "Np"ciiug the least bit OF trouhI.
~ reitins, all Of his men into line
ne Sh'd that each year there are "A
i'Nip'f ~ Birds VINO do not send IN
lh'lf signed co.ttactS until the last
a"ih hi"ws "" has no reason To be
NrN" NAT he has any hoid-outs among
his Orioles
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HAVANA RESULTS

LI ''t .,..;nn Y fY I, "Yf onr-hat fur,onss-
,o N""; M"r.s".d iG (E"wruI.' :" j.
oar <.I,,," 80, +" 10" Lhird. T!:u.. %. ~
E"Hi also IAN. "'" i''"i' Heart
40, N.Y. AMI one hair furl"ngs rlccbs
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