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, 1919-06-27
PROMISES TO BECOME VERY DRY.

CHARL0TTET0WN, P. Z. |. May 10
Prince Edward Island is to be drier than
ever If he amendments to the PrOhibi
ton Act which recently passed the Leg
~islature are effectively enforced.
The principal changes are as fOlloWs:-
% The Prohibition Commission, con-
sisting of six clergymen, three Protes-
tant and three Roman Catholic in whose
hands the administration Of the law was
placed by the Government two years g
will import the liquor and have it sold
through vendors who will be on salary.
Heretofore il was imported by a whole
sale vendor and sold by retail vendors.
These vendors we're allowed a percentage
of the profits which they made the rate
being regulated by the amount ct their
profits ranging from 10 per cent to SO
per cent. For instance on profits over
SIS, 900 they had to give back to the Gov
eminent so per cent.
SIX MONTHS RECORD.
During the six months ending Decem-
Der 81 last, the maximum was exacted
from the wholesale vendor and one of
the retail vendors and the total tax paid
by all vendors was 81, 400.
(2) The quantity of liz Tor allowed to
be given on any one prescription for med
icine from a doctor in one day is "a oun-
ces. regardless Of the distance of the pa
tient from a vendor. Heretofore when
the distance was ten miles or over 48
ounces could be prescribed.
81. The penalty for first offense now
ranges from 5000 to $500 or from three
to six months in jail, instead of 800 or
three months. For second offense the
penalty is from six to twelve months in
Jail without the option of a fine.
IA Any doctor, who in the opinion of
the Commission violates the Act with re-
gard TO giving prescriptions, shall have
the right of issuing prescriptions cancel
led. This privilege was greatly abused
last. year especially around Christmas
when hundreds of prescriptions were
given by one man, for instance, to pa
, 1919-06-27

tents suffering with cold, largely
imaginary.
SOME STIFF PENALTIES
% The penalty for forging doctors
certificates will be a fine of from $500 to
$500 for first offence and heavier penal
ties for subsequent offences.
TO Provision is made for inspection
and analysis of liquors.
The Commissioners intend to appoint a
man who will manage the importation of
the liquors and also act as retail vendor
for CharlottetoWn- that is the only
source from which liquor can be obtain.
ed. The druggists are as before to have
nothing to do with the handling Of it.
A petition signed by 600 lahouring men
of Charlottetown was presented to the
Government asking that stronger beer
be allowed to be sold. The temperance
people met this move with a counterpart
ton. 1t was signed by 867 male voters
and 1647 young men and women who
were n%onvoters. The first petition has
since been withdrawn.
1t is expected that a plebiscite OF the
general question Of prohibition will be
taken at the next general election The
Wpetly Illustrated Paper, June nth.
, 1919-06-27
NOTICE.

DARTIES having claims against
! the Estate Of the deceased MRS.
ALVILDA ALBERTINA FLEM-
ING, born Petersen, and previously
deceased husband Planter JOHN
FLEMING, are hereby
notified to file their claims with
the undersigned executores testa-
menti within 3 months.
The Meetings OF the estate will
be held by the executors at the
Office Of Lawyer A. E. Stakemann
in Christiansted on the first Tues
day Of every month at 2 o'clock
p. m.
Christiansted, St. Croix, June
18th, 1919.
GEO. F. LATIMER.
A. E. STAKEMANN.
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house PASSES
MEASURE FOR
FUTURE DAYS

SALEM. Feb shooting ducks
,,om an airplanc Ia not yet popular
mort 'Dor, IN oregon, Neither !. the catch
W.. =, ,almon from submarines gen.
~" III. ,ndulscd In at least not by
n, rank aud file
- ", Tho defenders OF fish and game
~. ,ovcr housc forsoe Just such
...aulon In tho not dim and dis.
..,, n,urs, and. In anticipation Of
-, w. lime. an amendment 10 Repre-
..,,.,iys Romans bill, prohibiting
n, ,hoo,ins OF ducks from airp'anes.
-. brought In to include tho catch
-, of salmon and other food fish
from submarines.
Tho house at Arst wan inclined to
,,s., tho smendmcn, AZ another one
a, N, numerous jokos which have
-, nsrpo,rrtod In the house but Rc'
,.nrsasu,atiye Mcfarland assured tho
,s,,la,ors that both tho original bill
,sa ths amendment were introduced
!, Al ssriousness and Insisted that
,A.y bs treated as such.
The report OF the committee was
.Aop,sd and the bin viii como for
n,,l reading In regular order.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-19
AT the Theaters

"zonssr." the physical culture play
At The Liberty tonight, IL one of the
mos, ou, OF the ordinary films local
p,y sosrs will have an opportunity
10 see this season, II shows the de-
gree Of perfection figh, living aud
exercise viii enable YOUNG man to
reach and should be n atimulus 70
every boy aud eirl TO take care of
their health. A charming love story
ID lnterxoycn and the climax Is most
thrilling. After n hard battle where.
In Zongar's wonderful strength and
agility enables him To successfully
battle eight men. he Ia finally knock
n By q blow from u shovel. After
10 recoyers bis senses no takes up
the chase. as the gang. have abducted
biz sweetheart II srcms impossible
TO overtake them but by the aid OF an
tirplsne he succeeds In saintne
ground and finally snatchca Helen
from tho speeding car.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-19
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

School Board of Dist No. 1. will
receive bids for wood. Bid on 100
cords of body wood. 80 cords to be
delivered at Riverside. 80 cords to
he delivered at Central. Wood to be
cut from green timber, etc. See form
er lids.
Or will receive bids on 240 cords Of
slats. fir and pine. Bid on fir separ-
amount of each to be furnished Fir
preferred. 120 cords to be delivered
at Riverside and 100 cords at Central.
Certified or Cashiers check 6 per-
cent of bid accompany bid. Sealed,
marked bids for wood. Bids must be
received not later than March l.
1919. Address IDA B. MOMfER,
Clerk S-12t
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Summons

Summons
equity l03O)
In the Circuit Court of the State Of
Oregon, for the County Of Klam-
ath.
Alexander Shive. Plaintiff,
VS..
Pearl Shive, Defendant.
To Pearl Shive. the above named De-
fendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled suit.
on or before the 18th day OF March.
1919. that being the day of the last
publication of summons and the last
day within which you are required to
answer, as fixed by the order of pub
lication of this summons. II you
fail to appear and answer, the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the re-
lief demanded in said complaint. Said
suit is brought to secure dissolution
Of the bonds of matrimony existing
between yourself and the plaintiff,
upon the grounds Of willful desertfon
of the plaintiff by you, for a period OF
one year last past and prior to, the
commencement of the above entitled
suit This summons is published In
the Evening Herald. daily newspa-
per of general circulation In klamath
County, Oregon, printed and publish
ed al klamath Falls In said county
and state, by order Of the Honorable
D. v. Kuyksndall. Judge of said
Court. and dated January the 29th,
1919, the first publication to ba made
on the 29th day Of January. 1919,
and the last publication thereof on
the 18th day of March, 1919.
Signed, III. NJ. MANNING,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Oilce and postoaice address. 400
Main street, L0omis Bldg, Klam-
ath Falls. Oregon.
29-5-l2-19,2S-5-12
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LIQUOR INTERESTS
ARE FIGHTING HARD

CINCINNATI. Feb. i9.--Resoren.
DUN elections VIII be sought In four.
tssa ssatss on the Federal Prohibition
amendment. according to an an.
houneemsnt made today by the Ma.
tlonal Association OF Distii,ers and
Wholesale Liquor Dealers. II. 10 do.
cared that the States where the eier.
!'ons viii be sought are Arkansas.
a''Iornla' - Idaho. Maine. Michigan.
missouri. Nebraska. Nevada, New
Msileo. Ohio. Oregon. Utah and
Warrington
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-19

DeLnp G. Hayden, premium
bond of County Surveyor 81. 15.0(
Cny Transfer Co. expense
quarantine" .......... ......... 210i
Barbara Brown, gulary Nurse
poor farm. December, 49,. 5000
Tho ,o,Iowinv c,.,,os ware diso,
,owad IN ful, NV tho conr,
pa,aa c -, a, m. .o.
n,w court honae con,rac, -,
az ooo no wn. dIs.iinw.d
Ia fuIi
yvba,n,,n,, oo,r, .a,o,r,o, 40,
on sntnrbov Eabrrsro a., aia
,sLgnod,
II ~ pupneIi cou,,v Jpdoe
DurroIi gbor, Com ,ni.aiopnr
Asa ForJyre commlssioner
,,,,, "pa y,. r"'u',e, CDan'''''"'' ,",n
""'uru", rep' suiy iS'' WV
W ~ ,,.
o"'. "e' pn' o""n. W "uJouI ".
,,I uhe piceon'
49," tns 'o'''"'hs p'oeeeu'"sS "e'o
hag ,o'w,t:- Will, citation. - u
ne io,'o"ins ',a.n'S N.Ie ai,ow
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COAST BOYS
: REACH U. S.

NEWPORT NEWS. Feb. is.--.The
transport Mercury with three thous-
and yankee troops has arrived here
after a stormy voyage. II brough tho
Sixty Ninth Artillery Corps completes
comprising. Oregon and Washington
man.
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STRIKES ALONG RHINE.

sIorENHAEGN. Feb. IA gen.
Wal strike has been declared In the
,auuM''al dhtrict along tho Rhine.
op.''aeans have occupied Bochum
soo other places. H. Ia reported,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-19

WANTED-Csblnet letter file. give
description and price. Address
X. VI. K. Herald Office. 3.tf
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"ANIED--To lease for year, s or 8
room house n good location; no
children. Notify Herald. l7-4t.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-19

l,25o to 1900. Gail Downing, Blue
Front barn. 17.sts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-19

WANTED - Furnished house or
apartment. not less than 4 rooms:
good location; no children. Notify
Herald 17.2ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-19

"AHTED--Dressmaking. plain and
fancy sswing-Mrs. A. C. Smith
over Brandenburgs Store. l5-7ts
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The following claims were allow
cd and tho clerk was instructed 10
draw warrants on the Road Fund for
their respective amounts.
klamath Truck Co. services
County Truck ..,,..,.,.....,.... 800
In the COUNTY COURT OF tho
STATE OF OREGON for the
COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
In the matter OF n. wENNER- an
INDECENT PERSON.
This matter came on TO be heard
and upon the statements madc by
Edd Smith who appeared before the
Court In peraon. II appears thst said
y. II. wsnncr In an indiGent person
and not able to work and Il, appears
10 tho Court that the said J, II. Wen.
ncr be sent TO the County Hospital
for care and support.
1T Is THEREFORE, HEREBY Or
DERED. that the said J. II. wenner
DO sent TO the County Hospital for
caro- and support.
Dated this goth day OF January.
1919 (SiGned)
r. II. Bunnell. Judge.
BurreIl Short. Commissioner.
Asa Fordyce. Commissioner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-19

FOR SALE-160 acres irrigated;
half cash. half city property. X.
Y, Herald. 14-5ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-19

FOR SALE-Nice 5-room modern
residence. large corner lot. splen-
did location: must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Price $4,000. Chilcote
& Smith, 633 Main street. 15-tf
FOR SAI.F- Nine room modern
house; furnace: lawn; fruit trees.
Terms, 219 LeGer,on 81 l.-4ts
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-To buy span good work
mares In foal by Jack; weight from
LEGAL, NOTICES
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
MARTINS FEDERALS
TAKE FIRST BATTLE
Defeat All-StRrs In Fast Gamc nj
McNulty Park Yesterday by
Score Of 10 to g.
RY LARRY DALEY.

Pete Martins 'cderals drew first
blood IN the city Independent base.
bali championship series hy winning
from the All.Stars at McNuity park
yesterday In a game which despite
fielding lapses was fastHand inter
csting
II was free hitting contest, the
Federals securing ~ safe blows and
the Al Stars hitting safely eight
times The folders had little work
10 do, ~ there was total OF ~
strike outs
i. Davis started on the hill for the
Federaland pitched good hall for
five innings He was relieved by
Hurnshy In the sixth, with his, club
two runs IN the lead. Pep allowed
the All Stars TO score twice after
that. but his teammates got to
Bruhaker In the sixth for five runs.
which pfb the game on ice.
Norman Price and Benny Martin.
rivH first basemen. and Horace
Flagg, All-Star manager and short.
stop. furnished the games features
Price and Martin hit safely three
times In four trips, the former get
ting two doubles and the latter one
two ply swat FlBgRs stop and
throw OF Brousseau'E grounder In
tho third inning, catching the Fed
eral catcher Al first and retiring the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
"Finis Soldaf" Say
Thirty Members of
Tulsa Ambulance Co.

The l67th sanitary train-fa-
military known AZ "Tulsa's own '-~
returned at o'clock Sunday morn
ing--plenty In time for three
Squares" with homefoik. More
than 80 OF the ambulancers came
home with tho Tulsa contingent.
Paul johnson and cecil Tatroe,
both Tulsans, were detained at
Camp Bowie following the medi-
cal examination II Is expected
that johnson and Tatroe viii re-
turn 10 Tulsa this week
SO II wac "A great Sunday for tho
civilians with the generous appc-
titea OF overseas soldiers. Chicken
went well In place Of corn bully"
In fact, everything Was katisfac-
tory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
MEMPHIS HOLDS PAGEANT
TO DEPICT ITS HISTORY

MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 1s-An
.'h. pageant depicting the
,..,Y history Of Memphis a can,ic OF
s.., voices 20 tell the story Of the
,..s y e.oVth open air dancing on
~ ,. tF"a's about Court Souare a
,.',''s.o0 ~ flowers and pyrotech-
vt' .u'a|s on the Mississippi river
.,rs '' features OF six-da earn val
tt -o"Wun.'y birthday marty here
,--. Nt'N '0 commemorate the lOOth
,.,, ,.''' ~ the founding Of the
.rt'.s e''lwa'"d that he centennial
r.t.,.. M E1bn In course ~ prepa-
s,-. '0.~r-sas' October. viii cost
w, .1ma'ely 800 900
row ..' eoratlon will begin tomor-
n.,, IN mo dedication of a monu.
'''A' 10 Andrew jackson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
NAME SCHOOL DIRECTORS
AT TUESDAYS MEETING

Three new school directors will
be elected for period Of three years
at the election Tuesday, All men and
women who have registered may
vote at the usual voting places for
this election, Polls will be open at
6 O'Clock
The candidates for the offices are;
District No 2, Dr n W. Maysinnes.
candidate for re election. and w O..
Long, District No 4. Or J, NJ. Tenn
pies. candidate for re-eleotion. and
Fred Douglass, oolored; District No
s. George Maccurdy and Dr. NJ l..
Perry,
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ST Louis
Boston


NOne out when wlnrlnE nun scored
pRhitsd FOR Killings In eighth
ItBatted for Nelamn In eighth
The score by innlngt
Boston .......... io0 600 02N--'
81 ouls ......... Ocl 600 QI2--A
sunmary EuHs Btrry, Strunk, Mays
AuNIu Tobjr o. sisler errors SohAng
Nays Gerber two hss hits Barry Mclu.
mis- S'rnrk IohIn three base hii' strunk
Sissf stolen base lAcohson hsse, IN
balls on Nays o" Ws.imiu ? of Lei
hcd . struck. out tr MAYS ?, by We'll.
man
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Cleveland
New York


IBAred for Mogridge In seventh
The score by innIngs
New York ............. 000 600 009--9
Cleveland ............. DOL 600 30I-4
summary Runs peckirpAuEh = Mo
gridgc, speaker Wood Gardner WAmbs'
FAnH error, Plpr. RAker, Ruel two base
hits MoFrtdss psekinpsuEh, Pratt home
run, Wamhsgsnu stolen bases, Speaker
double plays. Chapman, Wamhsganss ard
Johnston, Coyclcskie WAmbsEsnss and
Johnston: bases on balls on MoEridEs
struck ont by MoGridge /, by C0vel
eskle B.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

BROOKLYN. May ls-Btooklyn beat
Chicago In . pinth'innins finish today. The
Cubs tisd the .oors In the ninth on three
,urcesl,e sinsls, but the nest three men
we're easy outs with two out in Brooklyn's
hall griffith best out hit 10 Pick and
took ssnond on Picks ~ild throw. wheat
was purpossly passed for thu second tims
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
GAMES TODAY
y
Mcsicrn IcnRlIc

TULSA At ST JOSEPH
oklahoma at omaha
wichita A. Sioux city.
oJoplin At Dcs Moines
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
American Association.

Indianapolis az Toledo
Louisville ~ columbus
Milwaukee Al Kansas CITY.
Minneapolis AZ ST. Paul
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
WHITE S0X VICTORS
IN PITCHERS DUEL
Cicottc Hold Athletics to -Four Hits
and Receives Perfect support
Griffs Beat Tigers.
BROWNS DEFEAT RED SOX
Bat Out I1fth Straight Victory Over
Red Sos--lndians Take Free Hit.
ting Game Prom Sanks.

CHICAGO, MAY is--Chicsgo won from
Philad,lphis today, Cicotie held the Ath
letics 70 two hits up 10 the ninth inning
WAs accorded perfec, support Three hits
OF Perry in the first inning enabled the
White Soy 10 win
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

summary Three base hn--Fores
man Two base hlts-Davis, Fores-
MAJ. Price t2), Lambrecht, Bros
scau Martin. First base on balls
orr Ring. 7, Bdubaker. 2; Hornsby,
I. Struck out--By Ring. o. Bru-
baker, / Martin. / Davis. .; Horns
by, q Double plsy--Foresman to
Mowrey, wind pitch-Ring Horns
Passed ball--Blisa t9. Hit
by pitched ball--Welneke and
Brosseau by Martin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

Tusa DAVIS flied 10 Butcher.
Vsno walked. but was caught trying
IN .csl Rrokaw went out, Connolly
"a ,uucr 40 runs. no hits, no errors,
$, Joseph Butcher was out
Nu,gl 20 Wano Miller singled 10
center hcllcher famed Connolly
cen, roller 10 salisbury, who threw
hin, ont 10 Wano No runs, one hit
ro errors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

DIS MONIES Msv ls--Nu'ser hs'i
Iop'n 20 tour hits struck ont 10 RA'iers
made three bits himself ard sror'f Dss
Moirss winning run ln a sCrsAtons' 10
yirtory over Joplin her" today The win.
Ming run WAs scored 70 the month nm hrs
bv Musssr ard Cau. pass to Wright snd
Wn'Hwitt's error
Th. srUrr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
GIANTS DEFEAT REDS;
SUPERBAS BEAT CUBS
Benton scores shntout victory----ai.
Ire Ratted or Rubber by
Former Teammates.
A THRILLER AT BR00kL YN
Cubs Tie scorr In Finsi Franz Hut
Robins Win Game In Their Half
both Clubs Hat Hard.

NEW YORK, MAY ~ New York Won
lts seventh straight game here today, de
isstiGs Cineisnsu RsH,on, formerly Of
Cincinnati, scored an ss.r victory over
Anss an uGisni. VIM ass bsltsd out
10 the siS,h inning
a..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

Pittsburgh at Roston.
CincinnatiN at New York.
Chicago al Brooklyn
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
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The Official Score

ST, JOSEPH, May ls--Taking
advantage Of ST Josephs misplays
and with hits IN the pinches. Tulsa
today defeated st. Joseph in the
second game Of the series, Q to J..
81 Joseph's lone run came In the
MN on "A home run by kelleher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS


AT 81 JOSEPH /, TULSA S
Al Omaha |, Oklahoma city ).
A. Sioux city l. Wichita 0.
At Des Mojnes 2. Joplin ].
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American Association

At St Paul 3. Minneapolis /
At Toledo ). indianapolis e.
Al Columbus 4. Louisville :.
At Kansas City s. M"wsultee I.
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Southern Association

A. Atlanta Q. Nashville l.
At Mobile s. Memphis !.
At Chattanooga 3 Birmingham 4
10 innings)
Al New orleans Little Rock ?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

Al Philadelphia q. Chicago I.
Al New York 2. Cleveland I
Al Detroit 2, Washington s.
Al St Louis I. Boston Z
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Oklahoma City
Omaha


IBAitcd Tor Townsend 10 ninth
The score hv innlngs
ors6A 600 O0n col II
summary Runs Kirbr Griggs Hauh.
Griffith AppIeEAte. errors. KlFhy. Gisc.son
. Sena.n earned runs OkahomI City q.
Omaha / 'wo-bAse hit L.Hdamors. three
base hu, Grirgs Applssate. Kirby s.crt'
fice hits RsskArr Hav"rs Gss'son. bases
struck ont hv hpplsEnic T. hv Iownsend . .
double plavs Hsysrs Ia Jackson Henson
10 lIndamore to Hank hit by p.'ctd hall
Gise' son' leN on hAses Oklahoma try 8.
OmAha & Time a. Umpire, shannon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
Another Homer for wamby.

CLEVELAND NAV ls.--Clevelsnd de.
featsd New York today WambsgAnss
home run with two on in the seventh in.
ming deeided the game Ia addition Wlmbs.
gSnss made three singles harinr = per
lee, batting average for the day.
The arore
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
American League.

Washington at Detroit
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New YORK a. Cleveland
Boston at 81 Louis
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Sioux City /. wichita 0.

SIOUX CITY. May ls.--with Sioux
City leading wichita 20 o, the game here
today was stopped Al the end Of the sew
enth inning when rain began 10 fall Sioux
City scored it, run on MorAn's triple and
Andrews single
~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
Tcrns League

A. beaumont / Fort worth :
At Houston s, Waco I.
At Galveston ? Shreveport :
At San Antonio 2. Dallas ,
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Oklahoma CITY 8. omah. /.

OMAHA, May rs -Okshoma city won
from Omaha today In esIelen.E paEei
ramr TO Omaha could not bat but
showed high average in the error col
umn The locals were saved from white
wash only by determined rally late in
the rsms
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aionr CITY
wichita

summary KUN MoIhhf eIlVi' b''S'''
two base hit Robinson. ihree base hit
Moran. double play, Gregory 20 schmidt 70
Adams. lett on bases, W,ehiA s. SouI
City Q bases on balls of Waldbaur ! i;
struck out bv Gregory 4 by Watbausr D.,
Time. | So Umptea DAly and Holmes
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Browns Win in Ninth

ST LOUIS May Is With the score
sgaiust them In the ninth inning - Louis
bAued out victory over Boston today II
was the loealt fi'th consecutive victory.
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!, Rntted a. Mclanghlln b

The score, by innings:
TULSA .........l00 900 03i-5
ST. Joseph .,...,...000 0l0 0OO--i
Home run--Kelleher. Three base
hit-Brokaw Two base hit Man
ion Sacrifice Wufflt, Good
win Left on basea-St Joseph |:
Tulsa O. Base on halls-M claughlin
/; Salisbury 0, Hit by pitcher-By
Mclaughlin CDavls, Goodwin
Struck out-By Mclaughlin ?; by
Salisbury 3. Umpires-Jacogs and
McGinnis.
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American League

A. Brooklyn 4. Chicago 2.
At New York 8. Cincinnati o.
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New Yorh
Cincinnati

Summary Kuns Young Chats, DoyIe,
fle,ohet MeCsrty error, Dsubsr, two
base hits Fl,ohsr Chase three bass hit,
Cueto McCsr,y, Burns, double plays,
Fletcher, Doyle and Chss 2. Rsth and
Daubsrt bases on balls on Benton 1, OF
Hsllss /. off Rusihsr ! struck ouL BY
Benton 1. by Rusthp L.
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Philadelphia
Chicago.


tBAtted for Perry In ninth
The score by inningt
Philadelphia .......... 900 600 ooo--o
Chicago .....~+,.,.,... 100 900 O0K--l
summary Run Weaver errors, Duxsn,
Perry. two'bGse hit, Roth; stolen bases,
Weav-r Roth bA,ei on balls of Perry 3;
struck out, by Cicotte o, by Perry .