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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07
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Twenty Years Ago.

Tracklaying on the east end Of the
Choc,aw is progressing rapidly aud j,
viii he only a shor, time before the
gap between Oklahoma City and Lit.
tie Rock is closed.
Mrs W A BoSworth is visiting her
son. Mr.. C. w Boswor,h. cashier OF
the Western National bank.
Ncls Darling of the Sash and Door
company had a narrow escape from
drowning Friday evening, when the
bridge across the Canadian, upon
which he was driving in a buggy, gave
way and threw him hcadlong with
his buggy and team into the river
Mr.. Darling after hard struggle
reached the bank. The buggy and
team were also rescued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

Some Of the floats for the Spring
Carnival include five or six on which
the Oklahoma Duck aud Rubber COM
pany will show their employees making
tents and awnings on another the
Oklahoma Gas and Electric company
will show how to cook with gas :,
another will show the Pierce com
pany Of Choctaw City putting up
horseradi,h, from the scrap.nc to the
labelling OF the bottle; and the Lion
store will show a real live lion uu-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07
Located.

where are the songs OF yesterday
asked the ,emperamen,al person.
over a, my friend Dubwaite
house" answered Mr.. Clipping.
"Eh"
he hasn't bought new phon,
graph record in five years "--Brmiaj
ham Age Herald
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

But the Victory loan drive and this
Indeed might be we'll buy another
for patriots purchased do the dis
by indifferent who will buy 1t difficult understand
those records he
roudd all Of those still in should be the
op hy Saturday Buy bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

Manufacturing increased the value of their output
1914 Part the due the higher
marked production And there should
the coming Ours industries
stimulated rather than retarded by This growth he
building homes for the housing problem be solved
the and its industries expand Get behind this build home
movement and thereby help yourself and the entire city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

Enid McAlc, Ardmorc have health this
similar conducted here last the Anti tuberculosis
society announces They will find the beneficial pointing
correcting health They will he the effective they
have authorities and the support OF continued
r,ior toward arrc and maintaining survey
Every community such investigation occasionally discover its short
orng and point henent and public health OF such
portanee tha, the expense in the of a wise
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07
Fifteen Years Ago.

WASHINGTON. 90 Ex Governor
Frank S Black OF New York will
place President Roosevelt in nomlna
ton at the Chicago convention.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

While backed republicans attempt the tariff
they will hardly the ad
low prices That wouldn't he policy when many u-
seeking something which will have that effect
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

May J, l9l8-Uni,ed States ex-
tended additional credit Of $1,000
900 to Great Britain; Nicaraguan
congress declared war on Germany
and her allies; L. :. War Industries
board announces curtailment OF pro-
duction OF passenger automobiles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

Members OF ,he board Of education
who were reiuted their seats by the
republicans ignoring their certificates
Of election Tuesday night. have
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07
Lines Worth RENE mbering

individuals may form communiti(
but II is institutions alone that c!
create a nation Benjamin Disraeli
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07
Our Daily Birthday Party.

Joseph G. Cannon. Illinois con-
gresham and former speaker OF the
house, born at Gulltord. n. c. 81
wears ago TODAY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07
SeycniY-iiye Years ARO Today
Filiy YrAts AGO Today.

lst9-GuestS assembled at Ogden,
Utah, TO attend the celebration OF the
completion of the transcontincn,al
railroad.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

Gagged Mr. Gardner will ride with
the lion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

The OF the iycaod girl who lett home because Of maternal
rcprinand shows the difficulty children experiencing
their parents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07
RENTS ALL
SPENT
heartily indorsed the project to take
politics out Of the schools.

ROME,-Lieuienan, Calderada OF
the Italian navy. a pupil OF Wilbur
Wright. was injured here TODAY while
flying in a Wright airplane, lie fell
from the machine a distance of forty
feet. lie viii probably recover
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07
Tven,y-fiy. Year, Ago Today.

1894 Frances 4. Barrow CAun,
Fanny"), noted writer Tor tho
Young. died in New York City Born
IN Charleston, s. G., Feb. .. 1872
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

While Eddie Rcknbacker doubtless has thrilling tale tell
married will away the theory that married
pay o hear a
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Pursuing the pleasant lower further
Australian lower prices the headlines but the
dispatch they predicted year
our search immediate relief
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

Ten Years Ago.
The objective now Oklahoma City
100000 inhabitants.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

Habi, is what retired farmer get up early order
to get a full days loating
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

Rufe Ho,kin' his old the of who finds
funerals
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

Baseball isn't the only game which big league scouts
seeking promising youngsters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

Sometimes attans reputation live wire because
he is noisy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

We haven't faint idea about the "lS years advertiser is adyo
eating but that's fairly satisfactory
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07
EH:isto1n:Yg
One Hundred Years Ago To-day.

lslo-Public reception in honor OF
Commodore William Bainbridge
famous American naval officer, on
his ior,y-iiih btlhdiH
Seveniy-iive Years Ago Today
lSl4-The famous 1hra,cr ROYAL, in
Manchester, England destroyed by
fire.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07
THINK 1T OVER.

THINK 1T OVER
The who an afford o buy a bond
Should don his thinking and mediate
late beyond the wide, pond,
Aud maybe he'll his estimate
to had our fighting inclined to quit
Because they iel that they had done enough
No Victory loan would figure in the kt,
But large ndemnties to trants tough
Ohio
Willard debate shall until he the Society
Making Virtue Odo before placing his intestinal nyest
tue
The human ys performance which but slightly
afternoons With elevator the building there little for
up by pochcimbng tactics.
energy the main thing, pup would become cap
This William Steamboat pnehed agranc here the other day should
little steam
Fly watng ike Christmas shopping the extent that should be
done While the y higher mathematics and proba
bly, total dicrentia calculus mutpes with great
rapidiy.
great beginner but unlike golf which also takes
IN the open becomes work in short time
systematic their interfere with their work
who has had argument with his wife probably
understands the German delegates feel the peace
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

The human ys performance another which but slightly into
afternoons With elevator the building there little for
up by porch climbing tactics.
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The governor OF Ohio that he Won't interfere with the Demr
Willard debate bu. shall until he the
Making Virtue Odou before placing estimate his intestinal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-07

FOR had our fighting men inclined to quit
Because they iet that they had done enough,
NO Victory loan would figure in the sklt,
But large indemnlties to tyrauts tough.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-05-23
COLLEGE MEN
BACK TO FARMS

WEST RALEIGH, May %
It is a source Of much satisfa.-
ton on the part of the auth orr
ties Of the North Carolina State
College to learn that 80 per cent
OF the agricultural students ex-
press their intention Of return
ing to the farm to make their
home upon graduation.
Of the young men taking the
different specialized courses Of
agriculture according to Dean G.
3. Williams, 80 per cent Of tae
Freshman; 100 per cent of the
Sophomore; "a per cent Of the
Junior; and "a per cent of the
Senior classes expect to 90 back
to the farms in the State and
put into practise. the informal
ton they have secured. Some
expect to be general farmers.
some stockmen, some poultry
men, others truck growers or or
chardlsts, and limited number
will be specialists.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-05-23

Mr.. Joe Riddick left this morn
ing for Richmond on business
The sun., 1919-10-15
N. Y. u. HAS DRILL ON
RAIN SOAKED FIELD
Old Violet Stars Return to
Help Coach Eleuen.

New York UniveTsitys football team
was not deferred by the downpour yes
terday afternoon and held its regular
PR ctice session on Ohio Field The rain
soaked athletes swished around in the
md with unceasing ambition under the
tutelage of several old Violet stars, who
have returned to University Heights to
aid the coaching staff the rest of the
season.
Hal Finley, Pete Sokoloiner, Bill
Gardner and Bib Wiener are the old
timers who put on their toys yesterday
afternoon. All are linemen, who made
regulations as such at the Violet college
and are on hand to build up the line,
which at present is the cause of the
greatest worry.
The presence of Archie Brinn in the
lineup at centre pointed to a considerably
improved first line of attack by the time
the Violet meets Wesleyan next Satur-
day. Brinn was one of the sensations
of the 1918 season because of his ter
rifle attacking ability in spite of his
diminutive size. He has been endeayor-
Ing to get back to school for several
weeks and now is registered and in at
tendance at the Heights.
The first part of the miserable after
noon was spent in forward pass work.
Both contests in which. the Violet eleven
has participated this fall have been
played under adverse conditions and
Coach Longwell desires to prevent bad
weather from cutting down the use OF
the airline attack.
After Howard Cam, captain, had tried
a few goals from placement the whole
squad repaired to the gymnasium for a
blackboard drill in signals and forma-
tons
The sun., 1919-10-15
TIGERS HAVE LONG p.
WORKOUT IN RAIN
Herring, Former All-America
Tackle, Joins Princeton
Coaching Staff.
Special pespatch to TIE Sun.


PRINCETON, N. j.. Oct. 14-In spite Of
driving rain that made accurate hand
ling of the ball practically impossible
Bill Roper drilled his Princeton football
squad here this afternoon for three long
hours The practice was held on Univer-
sity Field, as the rains Of yesterday and
to-day had turned the stadium into a
bog.
The greater part of the afternoon was
devoted to strengthening the defensive
power of the eleven. Several new COM
btnations were tried out in the varsity
line. Keck was back at his old place at
tackle, replacing Parisette, who enjoyed
days rest. Baker was tried out at
guard and Thomas had his hand at the
centre position again. Bigler and Mac
phee were at the ends during part of
the afternoon.
Roper first pitted the varsity and
second varsity against each other in
charging practice. One man was used
In the backfield and the linemen were
drilled In opening holes and tackling.
After this the strong freshman eleven
received the ball on the varsity's 10
yard line. Using straight line plays,
with an occasional forward pass, the
yearling eleven carried the ball over the
goal line several times. During this
defensive work, Strublng, .Murrey, VIII
mer and Clarity worked as the backfield
quartet.
The backs also were drilled in punt
ing, and Strubing, Trimble, Murrey and
Wilmer tried several long forward
passes, but had little success with the
wet soggy ball.
"Hef' Herring. All-America tackle on
the 1904 and the 1905 elevens. Joined
the coaching staff to-day and aided Hal
BALM with the linemen.
The sun., 1919-10-15
ARMY HAS HARD DAY.
DAILY Drills Men for Saturdays
Bout with Maine.
Special Despatch TO Tur sus

WEST POINT. Oct. 1.-THE whole
Army squad was worked hard to-day
In preparation for Saturdays game with
Maine, The men came out of the hard
Syracuse battle In fair shape aside from
some bruises. Blaik was not In the
drill to-day, nor was Greene or Nc
Quarrie These men are resting, but
will resume heavy work tomorrow.
The coaches were not very we'll sat
ished with the teams showing gainst
Syracuse, and the whole squad is due
for strenuous week To-day Media
vid. Post and Tueder' were moved over
from the Cullum Hall squad to the reg
ulars, and all three worked with the
big team in McQuarrie's place. Post
looks most promising and may get a
regular berth behind the line II he keeps
up his good work.
Travis was back In toys to-day, and
for the first time In four weeks he
played for a brief spell at tackle, as
did Daniel. who is expected to land a
regular job In the front line. White
and Tormey. the latter a tackle, also
were in to-day's scrlmmage, Both have
been on the injured list for fortnight.
White plays end. He came here from
the University OF Maine. where he
played In 1913. =
The sun., 1919-10-15
NAVY ELEVEN HOLDS
LONG SIGNAL DRILL
Dobie Gives Team, Easy Work
in VieW of Open Date.
Special Despatch TO TIE Sun.


ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. i4.--Most Of the
afternoon practice at the Naval Academ..
was devoted TO formation and signal
work. three elevens being given lengthy
drill on wet field. Doble took charge
of the regular eleven. using several diff
.erent combinations In the baclSheld,
while Ingram. captain and halfback last
season, and Scaffe. a regular tackle on
the same team, had charge of the other
two. Though the backfield has not yet
been picked, Clark, Afford, Rawlings.
Koehler and Waters are making strong
bids.
The first eleven has an off day next
Saturday. but the date will probably be
iilled by a game between the eleven of
the U. S. S. Utah. containing a half dozen
former academy players, and the second
team of the Naval Academy. On No
vember / the latter team will play the
Princeton second team In Annapolis.
An effort Is being made to add basket
ball to the sports In which the teams OF
the Nava! and the Military academies
compete The Navy Department and
the Naval Academy officials are willing
10 arrange for the playing OF alternate
games in this branch at Annapolis and
West Point 10 finish the season, as in
football and baseball. The series Will
start this year II the army authorities
are agreeable.
The sun., 1919-10-15
COLUMBIA LINEMEN
SHOWING PROGRESS
Tom Thorp Has Done Much
With Blue AMI Whites
Forward Wall.

Splashing around on a watery field
the Columbia varsity football squad had
long, hard drill yesterday. Fred Daw-
son determined TO put The team through
the usual workout In spite of bad
weather conditions, and the result was
that the eleven had another Of those
drills with a wet and slippery ball on an
equally wet and slippery field.
With few exceptions the entire squad
was on the field, and there was hard
work for everybody. Frank Canapery,
captain, was one of those excused. The
shoulder which he injured several weeks
ago did not give way in the battle with
Vermont last week, but 1t is not getting
Well any too quickly. and Dawson will
rest his captain just as much as possible,
although he Is determined to start him
In the game with Williams on Saturday.
Jack Kennedy and Sam Weinstein, ends,
who carried no small part of the burden
of holding Vermont back last week, also
were excused.
Thornton, too. had a layoff. The
charley horse, which kept him out of
many practice sessions before the Ver-
mont game has not been entirely eradi-
Gated AMI Dawson believes In taking no
chances with him.
Experiments with the makeup of the
forward line are likely to continue for
some time. although 1t is probable that
Scovil, who relieved Devine in the Yer
mont game. Will start at right tackle
Fagainst Williams. Devne is one of the
biggest and huskiest men on the squad,
but he Is green and neeos more practice
before he will be able to measure up to
the other men in the forward division.
Scovil, on the other hand, played an
almost fawless game in the short time
he appeared against Vermont.
Although Dawson expects that WILL
Jams will rely largely on an aerial attach
Saturday he put the varsity through a
long session against the second eleven, in
which straight old fashioned line bucks
were the prevailing plays. The varsity
line seemed to be better than at any
other time this season. 1t has responded
quickly to the coaching of Tom Thorp,
the old time Blue and White forward
who insists on a low charging forward
line The tendency to play high, which
has cropped out from time to time, has
begun to disappear.
The sun., 1919-10-15
AMONG AMATEUR ATHLETES.

Entry blanks are being sent to all tho
clubs of the metropolitan district for the
athletic meet to be held under the aus
pices of the .Forty-seventh Infantry in
the armory. Marcy avenue and Hayward
treet, Brooklyn, on Saturday night
'ovember l. The list Of events open 10
II registered athletes is: 100 yard han
dieap. seventy yard low hurdles han
dicap, one mile relay handicap. two mile
run handicap. $50 yard novice. 500 yard
handicap, three mile bicycle race and
one mile walk handicap.
All the best amateur boxers have been
invited TO compete at the Sixty-ninth
Regiment Armory tonight, when they
will take part in special four man classes
H. all weights.
Entry blanks for the amateur boxing
tournament to be held under the aus
plces of the Crescent Athletic Club on
Tuesday and Thursday nights. October
21 and 23. have been sent TO all the
clubs In the metropolitan district The
classes to be contested are ITO, lls, lso
ana i46 pounds.
The sun., 1919-10-15
CORNELL REFUSES
ATTACK OF SCRUBS
Big Red EleUen Shows I'm.
proved Defensive Play.
Special Despatch to TIE SUI.

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct IA sharp de-
fensive scrimmage in which the CORNELL
regulars smeared most of the specially
prepared formations hurled at them by
the scrubs, was the feature of to-day's
drill. o'Brien of the scrubs got away
for a single touchdown on the varsity
In two days hard work the coaches have
made much progress and improved de-
fensive play.
The varsity offensive was lacking two
Of its principal figures to-day, Shiverick
and Mayer. university work keeping
them off the field until rather late Has.
brouck played quarter. He made a good
impression In the short time he PLAYED
against Williams and also worked well
to-day,
Shuler called signals from fullback. a
task which he handled well, and II Is
surmised that he may direct the team
from time to time to permit Shiverick
freer rein as an offensive back, as
Shiverick is the best ground gamer OF
the team. Two line changes were no
ticed. Strauss playing right guard auI
Horell centre 1t would not be surpris-
ing II they we're to be in the lineup
next Saturday against Colgate.
The sun., 1919-10-15
Eddie Mdhan Comes to
Harvard to Aid Coaches
Famous Crimson Hafback Sees Scrubs Defeat Patched
UP Varsity, 2 Touchdowns to Hard Work
p, Tap Before Game With Brown.

the end Of series of line plays when
Arnold Horween went through for a
score from the 30 yard line, and Nelson
scored the other on 65 yard run after
interoepting a forward pass. This il
getting to be a speciality for Nelson
these days.
Many coaches were on the field. Eddie
Mahan. who captained the 1915 eleven
taking a hand, as did Tacks Hardwick
with Trumbull. IN trying to keep the
varsity on its toes
Keith Kane. who has been out of the
game a week. was back at left tackle
and this afternoon Fisher put Desmond
over on the left end, switching Ryan
10 right,
In the backfield Humphrey, who has
been second substitute quarter, was used
ut left half, and Hamilton was tried
back in r, Horween's place for time
Philbin was not ready to play centre
but Caswell, who started as first string
man this year, was used in the middle OF
the line, as also was Olmstead, who
heretofore has been playing guard
Captain Murray, who ran through sig.
mails with the varsity, did not get into
the scripmage.
The sun., 1919-10-15
Special Despd tch to The Svs.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 14.-After two
days rest and a long blackboard talk
Following the coaches, analysis of the
faults shown In last weeks game with
Colby. the Harvard football players
jumped to-day INFO the thick of what
will be one of the hardest weeks work
of the season.
First, Fisher took the varsity, drilled
1t In some new plays, and the position
coaches spent a lot of time with their
ohassesL Then the scrubs were hustled
into the stadium and there was some
real football for three-quarters of an
hour.
The varsity lineup was changed a
little, and the team did not play with
a great deal of dash. The regulars
scored one touchdown against the scrubs
put only because of getting the ball otter
muffed kick close to the second teams
goal
Another time with a score in sight
Havemeyer passed badly for run from
kick formation and 20 yards we're lost.
The substitutes, however, managed TO
get two touchdowns. One was made at
The sun., 1919-10-15
PENN VARSITY GETS
BLACKBOARD TALK
Rainy Weather Keeps Team
Indoors, but Day Is Not Lost.
Special Despatch TO TIL. srS

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 14.-Rain kept
the Penn varsity Indoors this afternoon.
but Folwell took advantage OF the Law
OH by giving the longest blackboard
taih oI the season Scouts made their
reports on the Pittsburg- West Virginia.
the Lafayette-Princeton and the swarth-
more-Pennsylvania Military College
games.
Herb Dieter, the veteran Buffalo
guard, is ready to take his place. and
WIN play against Swar'hmore Saturday
He figured in the collision with Carl
Thomas last week, and the latter is still
nursing his injuries Danny McNichoI
and Johnny Titzel, who were told 10
rest up, have gained weight and Will D.
In toys tomorrow.
Joe Straus, the Texas. also Is back fl,
the ranks ready to give the haIfbacks a
battle. A stiff scrimmage Is outlined
for tomorrow, providing the field IL not
too sloppy,