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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-06

! San Francisco. JUNG 6:4To the, ma
tcrity, Of prospective. summer campers
or those figuring on vacations In the,
great outdoors there exists little or
no distinction Between the National
Forests and the National Parks. 8 q;
matter of fact there is considerable
difference which must be taken into
consideration by the vacAtlonfst In
arranging for his annual outing. The
prime difference between the two II:
The national parks are maintained
in their primeval state, it being the
purpose to preserve these districts az
natural heritages to future genera
tions as examples of wilderness when
the hand Of nj has e~radicated all
frontiers. For this reaso nothing ts
allowed to be disturbed and birds and
wild animals find safe sanctuary mere.
Rigid regulations are strictly main
tanned.
The national forests, on the other
hand, are maintained as an economic
asset. Timber is cut and herds grazed..
are at liberty to come and
go as they please without restriction.
and the huntsman and angler with
few exceptions is required only to con-
form to the game laws which obtain
in the state in which the park Is To-
Gated. Furthermore, 1t is possible for
persons to rent from the government,
at from five to ten dollars & year, a
half acre or more of land, on either
shcrt or long term renewable leases.
To this he is given practical owner
ship during his lease. On it he may
build any sort of summer home his
fancy dictates. He is amenable only
to such regulations as obtainsi in any
community. Should he. not care to
renew his lease the property reverts
to the government. In the case build.
ings or other Improvements, the gov
eminent will buy these at a. fair price
if they are available. for use. In the
event they are not. the owner is al
lowed. to suitcase the property.
Their arc national forests located.
in "a states, or just half the states in
the union. Alaska and Porto Rico also
are provided. The states together
with the number of national parks
each containing and their. total acre
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1or1cE OF SPECIAL Mzcr1ox,

@O1ASA VI &4.OAAA
by Thomas Hail. secretary5ssof State. at
h' Notiee Is T. I HEREBY Rs efSs1, that on
Thursday. June 2eth. 1919, a Special
Election will b held in the usual voting
precincts in the townships and in the
wards Of the several cities and in the
Grand Forks, state Of North Dakota, at
shall be submitted to the electors for
their approval or, rejection:
Referendum. Of legislative enactment.
Senate RIlsNos 1877. Session Laws Of
1919, State Publication n Printing
Referendum Of legislative enactment,
Senate Bill No. 1874. Session Laws Of
1919. Board of Administration
Referendum of legislative enactment,
Senate Bill No. 81. Session Laws OF
1s1s.""Tax Commissioned
Referendum OF Legislative enactment,
1919, Commissioned Of immigration
Referendum of legislative enactment.
House Bill No. II. Session Laws.of 1918.
Industrial Commission" -
Referendum of legislative enactment.
House Bill No. 124. Session Laws Of
1919, Judicial Districts
Referendnm Of l~esisastiye snaetment-
|"Bank of. North Dakota.
Said election shall be conducted the
same. as general election and the polls
shall be opentatS9, O'clock {. IN. con-
tinues open ,tills's O'clock Pm. continue
ously. III
this .2sth daysof May. a. n.SIs1s.
(Seal:) HANSEANDERSON.
q. county Auditor.
-(May 80. June 6-1s-20.%i819.)
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: HousEsFoH SALE.

FOfS SA1AE.
HOUSES AND LOTS For SALE IN
EAST. GRAND FORKS
On~North First Stone Z room house
! 10Th e s]lfesri :a5 1's .oe.' city water; 50 IT.
SO Foot Lot-Price $15oo.oo.
Lots from 50 to IS IT,; cement walk.
Second st.-50 It. lot with two old
houses: are rented for $500 per month.
City water and lights. Cement walk.
s room house, water and lights. Price
az 20 &: Let-Prtee $4,000.
!. . : :s 3; sss s's ssssi '' ss'ss : ! sst : lot.
8 room house. modern. with laundry in
s soss% 'w'ss prcps.t :,ots Price 9H $685. $685. street t
North .4th st.-s room house. modern.
corner lot. Fine yard and garage.
5: Third st.-corner lot. Z room house.
s.. Fourth--e room brick house. corner
lot; Hs1dyood finish. Modern nd through
lot. Nice shade trees and fruit trees.
s room cottage.Eleetric lights. Hard
s. eth st-s room Cottage, hardwood
finish throughout. Modern so much you
could not make 1t more so. Price 5000.
~ Front st.p ST. ro ssaod house. modern e1-
Il 7;room house-Hardwood floors. cleo
trio. Lights. Price 5000. -, -
H.. ,. FARM LANDS
One section in KittSon county.
I 120 acres in KittSons Co. ~
$50 acres in Sullivan Twp, Polk Co.
T. $40 acres in Sullivan Pwp.;"Polk Go.
I $50 acres In Keystone Twp, Polk Co.
100 acres near Thief River.
And q few farms in North Dakota.
= STEPHEN d. WILES &
over First State Bank,
ay East Grand Forks, Mimi.
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10 GIVE EXPENSIVE CUP.

louisville, KY. June 6.-Members
OF the. Thoroughbred, Horsemen,ssas
ISOLATION at a meeting here voted
$1,000 for the purchase Of. q cup to
go to the winner of the Kentucky
Jockey club stakes.
The stakes will have a value Of
SIS, 900, of which $4,000 Ms added
money. It will be for two-year-olds
and will Jbe run for the first time in
the n fsl, fall either, ct Latonia Or at
It will be eclipsed in importance
only by the reopening of the Latonia
championship stakes, which also will
be run in the fall at Latonia. It will
have a total valuation OF Sapproxf-
'mately $50, 900, of which $4,000 Is
added. IT will be for thresssearsofds
at a mile and three-quarters.
Entries closed last year and will
close for the 1921 running June 90
next
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:, BIDS rox .aKAyHx.

BY order of the Board apfsGounty Conn
missioners. sealed bids w1it.sbe received
at the office OF the COUNT auditor Of
Grand Forks county, Gran Forks,
North Dakota, until 10 }soHlock q. m.
Tune 13, 1919. for the furnishing and
hauling OF. gravel and s~pre4ding same
on about three miles ofar0Ad, between
Schurmeier and MARVEL ON Meridian
road, Grand Forks county. North Da-
k0ta.
"A. certified check in amount equal to
6gc OF the estimated cost as computed
from bid must accompany. each bid, and
made payable to the chairman Of the
board of. County Commissioners OF
Grand Forks county, North Dakota, to
insure that the successful bidder upon
being awarded the contractshWill enter
into a contract and furnish 4 GOOD ana
sufficient bond in the sum ofssfwtce the
amount Of his bid for tho satisfactory
completion Of the contract az awarded,
Plans and specifications are, on nle At
the onice OF the county auditor and
county surveyor
The board of Countr Commissioners
feserYe h right TO accept oxssreject ANY
Dated at Grand Forks. So..sDak.. ms
22nd dry of May. 1919 lEx
HANS ANbEnepNs
tMay %. 20. June :. issSaeIS5
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-06
Local Knights Are i
AL Expected Back
( From Fargo Today

The last Of the Grand Forks
Knights of Columbus who have been
at Fargo for the last two days attend
ing the exemplificatien of the degree
work of the order, are expected to re-
turn to Grand Forks tonight.
A large number of the knights
reached the city today on the morning
trains.
Thursday the first three degrees Of
the order were conferred on. a large
class of candidates, the team of the
Grand Forks Council putting on the
work. The degree work was followed
by. a banquet.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-06
'
HELP-GCNERAL
o s o RENT.

+ WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW
FOR SALE
1885. oo-5 100 house, city water, cell
lar. electric lights. SO foot lot
on Cheyenne Ave.
1880. 00-2 good houses and a SO foot lot
on South Third ST.: one house is
rooms and all modern.
HOO. oo-2 small houses and a 50. foot
lot on South Third St.
1900 100, o Close nG IN, en Walnut snd S. ssornes~'ot'
Is eto. OBJ room house, sail. modern but
heat 3 Walnut ST.
s5oo.00-7 room house all r~1ern,
- f." hardwood hoors,' full basement,
Fourth st. evea. -.
5000. 90 room. house, all modern, on
North Fifth St.
$4,000 90 room house, all modern. on
University Ave.
5000. 90 room house, all. modern. on
Belmont Ave.
$500. 0o-s room house, all modern, on
Belmont Ave.
$500. 00-12 hose. all modern, on
Reeves Ave.
1880. 00-5 room cottage, city water.
cellar and cistern, on North sth
$500. oo-7 room house., all modern but
heat. on North 7th st.
5 650. 00-Smal house a Washington
1920, oanx Ese@, N modern: house. on
$500. oo&e room house all modern but
heat, on Fourth Ave. W -
$4,000. oo-6 room house and barn. vsx
" acres of ground, all fenced. near
fair grounds.
FOR RENT
$4,000 10 all modern house on
$1,000 room cottage on South Sd st.
5 S.00-Single room In Kelsey Blk.
w. II. KELSEY
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WANTED TO TRADE FOR CITY
Property, touring car in first class
shape. Address 700, Herald.
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HOUSES FoR SALE

HOUSES FOR sALE-sIx ROOM
house, best location in town. South
end. Address Box 13S or CALM. W.
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KODAK rrn1sH1xa.s

LET US DEVELOP YOUR KODAK
Ftlms; CSC for s exp. roll ands6 prints.
prompt service that knows how
studio, Little FSll9.I inn.
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AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
pamphlet on the inside history Of
Townleyism in North Dakota by j. D.
Bacon. This is the fastest seller pub
ltshed In America. News agents APP
ply for ~partfeulars to J.. D. Bacon,
Hotel Dacotah. Grand Forks.
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HOUSES: ALL SIZES AND DwGRIP-
lions. at $4,000 up. The H. 5Blendeks
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APPLY. CannpAiSn Dept.
A ~FORKSMERALD

I WILL PAY TWO GIRL OR MIDDLE
aged lady with assistant, each $4b.00
per month for S months is cook for
crew Of men on large farm. Must be
clean, and ec9nomtcal. Address 7ls
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TWO YOUNG. LADIES WISH ONE
large furnished room and k~itchenette'
for light. housekeeping,-c close III. Ad,
dress 72S, Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-06

ALL YOUNG WOMEN ARE INVITED
to make the Young Women's Chris.
tian Assn. their headquarters while
!. in the city. - =,
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EXPERIENCED LAUNDRY 1KoNERs.
Good pay and steady positions. Ban
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HOUSEKEEPER WANTED ON FARM.
Five to cook for. Modern convent
ences, including, electric. washer. etc.,
j.. B. Goodwin, Angus, MINI.
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ALL MODERN, : ROOM HOUSE ON
Belmont Ave; $1,000 per month. E.
A. Fladland.
GOOD HOMES ron RE1gr AT ALL
prices. John c.. Boo CO. Phones 80.
HoUsEs-E. A, FLADLAND.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-06

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GRO
Gerry saleslady: must be quick and
experience and wage you are willing
to consider. Address TIT Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-06

WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework or girl to; work for room
and board. Call 1475J N. w.
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GIRL WANTED FOR HoUsEwoRK
on small farm. two miles from Lari-
more: Three In family. Address Box
713, Larimore, N. D.
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wANTED-D1NING ROOM GIRL AND
kitchen girl. Mrs. James McHafie. ~
M 9Th ST.
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wANrEp1s1x GIRLS OR WOMEN
Ct good r%ep1taticn. Coed salaries n
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100 ACRES on NORTHERN MINNIE
sofa land to exchange for auto. Room
Z, Clifford Annex.
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SEND YOUR KODAK fslms Is sHoIs
Studio. foraDrintins. Drama Eyor84f
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FARM MACHINERY.

WANT TO TRADE-5-ROOM MODERN
house for auto. Address 727, Herald.
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WAITRESS WANTED - CHOCOLATE
Shop.
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FEa1ALEAEaP.
!;

EXPERT STENOGRAPHER. WANTED.
Good wages. Apply Campaign Dept.
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SITUATION WANTED.

.ANTED-BY LADY. A POSITION AS
manager of cafeteria or hotel. Two
years experience in hotel work. Ad-
dress 720 Herald.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-16
Art Gumrn Says:
II Will Pass Several Bucks Over
to Claude Weaver"

Dear Editor
Wen Ia. one % your readers has
wrote mo "a note saying he had n ses-
sion with wcgcs board OF his own
and he flggcrs the board | been uHins
IL not auv good on nC,ount ~ llH hoard
saying that one OF them pitchers wo
are to get from Columbus viii do them
Indians some good IN tho box.
What want to know I'd. Is VIII
they do us somo good this season and
when viii Holland put them ou the 700
hocause We are taking drtcnt most
every day recent and II wc do not take
n brace or something soon We win tc
showed out Of the first division
have fingered out I'd that the
principal reason why We arc hrlnE
beaten IL because the other teams
manage 10 get moro runs each T. NJ
than them Indians. Now II we chi
only turn tho tables ou them birds
and get more talle- each J., VI. Ndu
the other fellaa II would not tax" %
Phi lawyer to figger out that We would
hoon be climbing hnGk toward the tor
II Is simple I'D n = man viii only use
your head and Ggger It out.
Well I'd. | zee whsrc the army fool
sale Will start through the rostof'lc"
here Monday 4 VI and | viii he over
there with both feet and IA couple hucks
and try TO Eet IN IA wHllOp at this II. Z.
J. bird II you nro going over ~ !
ndvlso you 10 get thcro early hud hNold
the rush and | fsger Claude weaver
viii need Rfnor or something To gt'
out hllNo when tho folks start their
drive.
AmbidcNtrously Yours.
~ r II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-16
EFFORT May Be
MADE TO CROSS
DAYLIGHT VETO
G, 0, P, to Garry on Fight
Again,

WASHINGTON, Aug. lo.-Advo-
cate, OF the daylight saving law were
confident last night that they could
muster enough votes in the house to
sustain President Wilson's veto OF
the repeal bill.
They admitted, however. ths, /. the
republican leaders decided to make
the matter party issue and can
vh'p their members in liue. tl;'c -
serious danger that the veto may be
oycrriddcn.
Il know OF no change Of opinion
among the members, who voted be
fore to sustain the presidents DIS
approval" aid RcprescntaiLe S'mt
democrat OF Tennessee. one OF tho
leading proponents of the daylight
saving law. 81 am confid;'t We car
again muster more than the pn'-third
.5ic necessary tc defeat the effort TO
o errido.
However IL there shoull \. po-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-16
Gee, 1t Pays
ToBe Wealthy,
Read and See
Those Poor Chicago Million
aires Have Learned Les
son of Thrift,
CBy international News service)


CHICAGO. Aug. l6-No one can
say that Chicago doesn't look after
its millionaircs.
For instance. when members OF the
Builders and Traders Exchange heard
abou, J. Ogden Armour, Julius Ros-
enwald. Harry Merrick, Roger Sulli-
van and other men of vast wealth
being so hard up that they could
afford only one pair OF shoes every
three or four years, they Immediately
took up.a collection to buy shoes tor
the downtrodden plutocratS.
When Armour heard about i he
Immediately sent his correct address
TO the board so that the shoes could
not by any chance 90 aSiray. lie
also sent a note which said.
Instead Of stopping with a pair
of shoes why not present me with a
wardrobe Tor a year
Armour then listed his, wardrobe
needs as follows:
One ovcrcoat, two suits OF clothes
3t NS eaCh, one straw nat ~ ~ SIN
shirt. at S each; three neck,ies at
81 each; six suits of underwear and
the magnatc saws he likes part wool
and par, cotton more than all wool
two dozen pairs oi black Isle socks
and two pairs Of silk socks for state
occasions.
One oyercoa,, Armour explains
usually lasts him two years, but thi'
is his year to buy one The ielt ha'
he has worn five years IS still III
good condition, and with the applica
,ion Of a little black ink now and
then the packing house magnaie car
get along with his present derby
which, he SAYS, feels so comfortable
on my head"
Armour close, with the hope that
members of the boards will not be
"pikers"
Verify Mr.. Armour is frugal mar
, which probably explains why he y
a millionaire.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-16
Buxom Wife
Says Hubby
Took Rings
Waiter Charged by Spouse
With Marrying for Bau-
/, bles and TrinketS,

I NEW YORK, Aug. l6,-lt is
I hard TO be en,iced into an en-
Gagement with a pretty woman
who made a play OF sex magnet
ism" and represented herself as a
widow in order to get a 500 dia
nond ring and other things val
ued at 500 more, according 10
William F. Cowen, ~. waiter
OF Brooklyn, but TO be called a.
plain nut" by his enamorita f.,
not cricket, as William sees II
and today he had Mrs. Ell, g.
Buckley, no, a widow at all, bur,
buxom wife, in the Fla,bush police
court, charged with grand lar
eeny.
This isn't 4 case for the police
court. but for the civil court, y
I said the woman's attorney.
, 81 don, agree with you" said
Magistrate Reynolds, who set
Tuesday for an examination.
Cowed said the widow" Dor
rowed money OF him and sought
TO get everything he had and that
her sister, Mary Riley. helped
her palm herself off as a widow
Furthermore, he declared, Mrs.
Buckley induced her two young
children to lie about their father
hcing dead.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-16

nutal pr ,trc brought 90 lrr W
,lc icpunU,au leaders g. pass tn bll
over thc F. c.'deats veto and ~.
ru'iICau rc'1bcrs can be Th'Qt, !
INTO Ire 1n the plea %, a party i'Nr',
u nav he -, be to &c, the tvu-
thirds vote REQUIRED to override lrc
oYly rurpo5c r max ng this nl,t,r 4
party issue. though, would be to hu-
initiate the president and | don't
think they will try too go so lar as
that a, this time"
Republican Leader Mond-l ar
Speaker Gillc,, stated that there Is
no intention Of making the veto a
party matter. They both pointed ou
| that OH previous votes on this cues
,ion both IA, i., we're divi ic:i.
Mr.. Mondell added that he though
the chance. OF overriding the vetc
we're very hopeful,
Il has not rc:n decided whether
the returned bill will be referred "a
the interstate commerce commission,
which reported out, or whether il will
5e directly - e. up on 'hc ilo5f CT
the house. Mr.. Mondell said The
probability was that vote would be
taken in the house on TUESDAY, al
though this was vet TO be decided
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-16
THEATER BILLS

Empress ,hel,e-, - to l0:iS y
m.-Marion Davis in The Dark
Star comedy,
Majestic theater, 10 a. m, &c
l0As p. m,--"The Squaw's Saori-
iice;" comedy; serial
New Folly thea,er, l0:4s a. m
to l0:4s p. m.-Mary Pickford in
Less than Dust" comedy; serial
news reel.
Dreamland theater, ga. M. TO II
p. m.-William s. Hart in "The
Bandit and the Preacher" com
edy; cartoon comedy; serial
Strand thea,er, 10 a. IN. 10 H.
z. 4, 6, 8 aud 10 p. m,-Mary
Macklaren in "a Petal on the Cur
rent" comedy.
Liberty theater--Hi link, COM
pany in "Girl in Pink"
Lyric theatcr. l:O TO l0:4S p,
m.--Vaudeville; pictures.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-16
GOTHAM FANS READY TO CONCEDE NATIONAL LEAGUE PENN TO REDS
FIVE EVENTS CARDED
FOR BELMONT PROGRAM

Arl.lrHlA Aug 10 Another
program ,f ul" events was scheduled
~ hIa Nuuuopu. ihr flnpl d1y's rnclna
~ ntu rt.ul circuit uieouug nt IDlmon,
talt Mans ~ tu, hIrs"S were shipped
tu poucnFcnp.ir early tDd1y bat thers
were enough remaining 10 mako up .
ruuI ,..N
rI. I.ipro event W's the 5000
W..rr ro,a farm stake for III trot.
t." ~ifr 90 ,rfIt-. Including sOmo Of
the r,sf o.. tfrHH oIt this year
Athyrvh Germany hmlt 10 2ep,
elm, juung the war, never more
'Han ii',rl ar sixteen were TT TO
aa, ~" arr q; one time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-16
INDIANS LOSE
TO DES MONIES
Tribe Uses Three HurIcra
But Take Beating.

MAUgUAIITONN. Ia. Aux ~ .-
Ues Mo.ucs oN'frdur thrr,-Tun lead
I'm eighth and ninth innings .crt,fHuy
and won out In tho t,u'h over OtH-
homn city, 3 10 4 The gtrus was
played here because of mo street ca
strike ~ DrH Moiucs
oklahoma cry hit Drossen rather
hard IN IN" enriy innings GuFgs lead
ing the attack with three hits. one IL
homo run. Dcr Nolrcs finally got 10
Salisbury and Meadows however. and
Parks was on the mound fur the m.
dlaus when toffcy'E men pat over the
uning run IN m" torih
~ist, "a new firsthts'Wan from End
Okla. T'port'd 10 Oklahoma t'y 90.
day and played At rrst btsr. IT,"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-16
NEWSPAPER MAN IS
KILLED IN CRASH

PADUCNH. Ky AHg l6-Iien'
lanes y Stewart, 'hc pilot and $.
Reed Campbell, staff representative
%. the Commercial Appeal OF Mem
phs. Tenn. we're instantly Killed
about 7 O'Clock las, night when the
c,g.ne wen, dead while they we'"
looping the loop IN Curtis zero
plane. The machine 'ell aho., 500
,ce,. They flew to Paducah from
Park field a, Memphis yesterday to
give exhibitions in the interest OF
recruiting ot the navy and army.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-16

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Western.

Western.
Dce Moines 3; oklahoma city l. 90
luulugSD
sr Josepr 6, wichita 9. Called IN
MN. riinD
A. Joplin rain.
Tulsa s; Sioux CRY ..
American.
chicago 4; Boston b. Ol iunlngs)
Washington Q; Cleveland 2
Detroit :. New York a.
ST. Louis s, Philadelphia :.
National.
.n.,unati I. Sew York 40
- louls -. rhlladelphia -
Boston 5.3; Pittsburgh 3-2 lS,cuuJ
100" - iu1UpSD
HouN'u 9, Chicago /
American Association.
A. k1nHAs CITY 3. Toledo .
~ 81 Paul .; Indianapolis
~ Minneapolis I: Columbus IH.
At Milwaukee Louisville; rain.
Texas League
At Shreveport 90. Houston OIL.
~ Fort Worth I: Galveston a.
~ Dallas II, beaumont 0
AZ Waco 0, san Antonio !.
Southern.
- Little Rock 80. New Orlorrv {
ts'noud game called end third to allow
New orleans 10 catch train
At Nashville 10. Mobile l.
At Memphis \ Atlanta ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-16
NUMBER OF B0LSHEVlK
UNITS ARE WIPED 0U1

LONDON, Aug. l6-Several bat
ta'ions OF bolshevik troops have been
wiped ont in the new coun,er-of.
fsnsivc OF tho northwestern Russian
army along the river Luga, southwest
Of Petrograd, according to dispatches
from Helsingiors dated Wednesday
The soviet forces also lost large
numbers of prisoners, machine guns
and ammunition.