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The Keota news., 1919-02-21
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

Has been used Tor all ajlmsnts thas
are caused By . dIsOrdsfed stomach
and inactive liver. such - sick bead
ache. constipation. sour stomach.
nervous Indigestion. fermentstioo q
food. palpitati0n Of the heart caused ~
gases In the stomach. August Flower
II gentle laxative. regulates diesstSoo
both In stomach and intestinea. cleans
and swectens the stomach aud allmso.
tary canal. stimulates the liver to -.
crete the bile and Impurities from the
blood. Sold In all civilised c,untEae&
Give II q trial.-Adv.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
WERE NOT TRYING TO FLIRT
Nervous Woman Rather F,astsssA
HsresiS - 0slno the Object %
Strange Meme Attentions.

A woman who lab0red under the
6elusion that men were always on the
lookout to speak to unsccOmpanisd
females was rather nervous watk1DS
along o city street one evening. Two
men were just behind her laughing
and chatting In very queer faahloo.
she thought.
May Join your" she asked of
two women walking In front Of hes.
Certainly" they replied. The three
walked along. Still the two men foa.
lowed. They were still laughing anl
making comments which. though In.
audible. the woman felt were direct.
sd toward her.
Thank you for letting me 20 along
with you." she said to her two CON.
paniOns ns she left them at subway
entrance. AS . matter Ut fact those
two men walking bUk of 10 made
the very nervous. ! think they hare
been trying 10 speak "a me-
The women glanced back.
"Oh. indeeti!" replied one. laughing.
''those men are our hushande r.
Judge.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21

Wiilis-What do sou think q WON.
IN In mems Industries?
Gillis-very unsatisfactory. Why.
the woman moiorlnan on the cas ]
came down on this morning inslots0
Oh backing II up q whole block - che
could get better look at the new hat
the trsGic cop was wearin9.-tlfe.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

SUOWVSttoI ~ tOt0osb SSOW SNV wv
mill tailings Of the Cripple Creek dis
tTict will bs begun In Colorado
Springs for the first time GU \ com.
msrcial basis about May !. IT the new
100000 plant Of the International
Potash Company. This company 10
composed Of Omaha capitslists. and
II Just completing its plant. ut which
sixty men will he employed. 1t has
under lease the old standard mill
dump. formerly the property Of the
United States Reduction and Refining
Company. The new company owns
process worked out after long experl'
ments. BY which potash may BE- oh.
tained At commercial profit from the
old gold tailinxs.
Further assurance that the Rocky
Mountain National park In Colorado
ut last II to bs developed In Q man.
ner worthy Of its unsurpassed scenic
attractions Was given In Washington
when Senator John +. Shafroth oh.
tained Z unanimous agreement from
the public lands committee Of the Ser.
ate TO support the removal Of the limit
OF $4,000 upon annual appropriations
for the upkeep "f the great federal
playground.
The Mesa Verde and the Rocky
Mountain national parks Of Colorado
are among . dozen scenic wonders Of
the West which the railroad admins.
fration has elected to advertise In time
table folders. In addition to this e.
fort to stimulate tourist travel. Il II
said the homexeeksr will bc encOur.
aged aud helped. Two special bureaus
have been organized for the purpose
Of extending free service In this post.
war opfnins up Of the West.
Important development for the ives.
cLd of the Cripple Greek district was
commenced recently at tho Index milne
Of the II leaso Extension Gold Mines
Corporation. on the southwestern
slope Of Gold Hiii. by II. ~. Gilbert,
the well.known operator. who. with
Chicago capitalist! u.s. associates, has
secured three. ears lease on the
territory lying north "f the shaft and
extending to the Anchoria Leland
boundary line.
La Sale. Mead. Fort Lupton aud
Nillikcn are prospective locations for
the sugar factory which II II said the
Industrial Sugar Company will locate
some place In Weld county. The In.
duxtrial company was recently organ.
lied at Fort Morgan and has filed ar.
ticles of Incorporation with Q capital
stock Of &iOO1.OOO for the purpose of
building aud operating factories In
Morgan. Logan. Weld and l.arimer
counties.
Another immense body Of ore Of -.
ported fabulous worth. probably equal
to the famous rug which Was discov.
cred several years ako. has been un.
covered In the tenth level of the Ores.
son mine. Colorado's premier gold pro.
duccr. While the extent Of the find
has not been definitely ascertalned It
IL known to he very large while grab
samples taken across the face Of the
vain indicate values of 800 Q ton.
John Capra, Italian, who quit the
business Of tillinE' truck garden on
the outskirts Of Denver last April 10
70 "Over There" rs a member Of Tn.
Gle Sans expetiltionary forces. 10
coming hack a hero. AT present he n
In debarkation hospital, New York
City, reciperxtinx from wounds In.
flicte,l by particles of n high explosive
shell, whicl, tore away 4 section Of his
left shin bons.
In preparation for what Is believed.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
man IL u born coquette. but
/ ones manage Ia conceal II
pr time.
Doetont - oo0thseo
carefully every bottle Of
y that famous old remedy
md children, and 80 that Il

Ne Could Remember.
What did you see on your
NJ money going.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
w.s..r. Newspaper u..on New. Service.

Tue acreage u Wheat uoSSeoSoU sss
Colorado In 1918 Was $4,000. - com.
pared with 40. 10 acres for 1909. The
increase has been largely In the acre
age devoted TO winter wheat.
Dcnver's population b estimated NJ
..SO. 900 In booklet OF tax Information
Just published by the treasurer's d.
vision of the Department OF Revenue.
,ndcr Clair J. Pitcher.
There are approximately 0.Uoo
FIRMS In Colorado. AZ compared with
10. TO In 1910. 2l.7OO In 1900 and l6.Sae
In 1870. The average Size Of farms
has Increased slightly since 1910.
The Summit County Winter sports
club will hold It's first ski tournament
AT Lake hill. near Dillon. March aud
.. immediately succeeding the winter
carnival nj Steamboat Springs.
BEING III tie crest Of the continent.
Colorado contains the headwaterS OF
some Of the principal rivers OF tie
United States. including tho Colorado.
lilo Grun,i... Platte. Arkansas anu lie.
publican.
Colorado has 4l.OlO miles Of high.
way mnd nearly 100000 automobiles.
more than two automobiles for each
mile Of highway. Many states less
thnn half M large AZ Colorado have
, much greater road mileage.
Colorado Springs WIS selected ~
Headquarters and r. ". Ross. news
paper man Of Colorado Springs elected
secretary III the Pixies Peak ocean'to'
Ocean Highway Association at the
sixth annual meeting IT. ~. Joseph.
Mo.
Tie first concerted effort To obtain
II high school building for Enyiewood
was taken when. at 4 meeting the
Parents aud Teachers club at Engie'
wood. u petition WAS drafted asking
The city school board to vote such an
Improvement.
A house fell ON George Hubbard at
Mom,r"sc and No severely crushed hi"
left leg that mmputation MAS neces'
sary. Hubbard was engaged In NOV
Ing the structure when his team
,urchc,i and the house slid from 10
trucks and pinned him beneath.
A fire, far-rcachinx and destructive
In It's result. occurred In buckingham
when the village light plant, the home
Of ]. II. Johnson, manager OF the
Buckingham elevator. and the Buck-
inyl,nm garage. were all destroyed.
The garage contained seven autotno'
l,Iles at the time Of the fire. three OF
them high priced cars.
The greatest event Of the year II
school circles, the meeting Of the
Western slope Athletic and Rhetors'
cnl Association. will be held In Mont
rose Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
May -, - and ~. this year. with
eleven schools taking part. AZ follows:
0rnnd Junction. MOntrose. Delta.
ouray, Gunni.on. Olnthc. notchkiss.
Nucla, Paonia. l,idgwny and Telluride
Dave Shogrin. proprietor Of Mont.
rose restaurant, Is under arrest at y.
lidn. his romance of n few hours ended
by nuyry creditors in Montrosc. He
is alleged to have done brisk busi.
ness IN incni tickets ut half price anu
in checks for which, the hank had NO
money aud then closed up shop. de-
pur,inx with his head waitress, leaving
uupoii bills for several thousand dol
lars.
Fifty thousand dollars damage was
done when fire started ut tile rear OF
the New York store, owned by Rach'
"fsky ( Son, pioneer Colorado mer'
.,,.,,. ~ 1oV"lan,l The blaze was
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
beef and Milk

0T8B o00 6e0o6 thai
/ o1oels u bosA bed
and milk = the Shot
Il horn. 0Aoethoe1 sseees
~ repeatedly bcoks ths
n rocoeds q ~ markets u
1918, making The high.
- fUoord o. The opea
nalkee q 00.6o peecwt
An6 0Aosthoel ooWl
~. hAVO milk roooede q
2 yeaf. ~ &Evsss:S na4
S1oilD md Su1D1 6Apssaaaal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15

Honolulu Y. VI. G, A.. tho youngster'
who Il only Is years old sprung uneh-
pectcdly into the fore. Ho amazed the
crowd by romplng away with 100 ana
P20-yard titles ip7ihe remarkable times
Of 0.57 10 and 253 t-J, then placing
a close second In the fancy divins
championships. and then swimming a
forty yard exhibition with tho back
stroke In O:25. all at one meet.
IIughey Jennings is beginning 20
Feel hopeful and says that his De
tr0i. Tigers may wind up tho sea
son IN whirlwind style Jennings
has huilt VI great ball club. no
mistake. and Detroit fans, who
once clamorcd for his release from
the management. are WOrhhipping
~ his feet. Tho Tigers are power
mi at the bat and are well bal
anced In defensive strength. Their
success this year i- partially duo
to the splendid catching OF Ain
smith and tho improved pitching OF
Dauss Ehnke. Boland and Dutch
Leonard II these boxmen can hold
their own for the rest OF the cam
paign. Jennings may enjoy laugh
at the expense OF the White SoI.
Yankees Cluvclands and Browns.
But the Tigers have two more east
ern trips TO make. 50 that Jennings
| s.nsiby refuses to claim the pen
nant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
WHITEHURST CHANGES
'' PLANS ABOUT SUGAR

On account Of the agreement OF local
wholesalers TO reduce the price OF
sugar 10 Sl00l for a hundred pound
sack. the war price, the plans OF John
4. Whi,ehurst. president of the state
board Of agriculture. regarding the
sales of sugar through car lot put-
chase by the state, probably will be
changed
Unless there is a change in the
situation. it is probable that the car
of sugar now on the way TO the state
board from New Orleans, will be sold
to the trade through the regular
! channclA 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
LOSE
FINAL SESSION
Ramsey Is 0utDitChed by
Rasmussen,

slOTN cry. Aug - tSpecisD -
DeFat"- home run boo the eighth In
ming with tNo runners on base decided
yes'rtIIys game M favor NJ Sioux city.
20 =. Tie game wAr called a. the
end ~ the eighth inning 20 allow Okla
hoWa City 10 catch train for Mar
shalltpWr. luWn. vhoro the Des Molues
games have been Transferred.
Ramsey md N1smutsen hooked ur
IN nifty pitchers duel and neither
had much advantage 49, any stage NJ
tho game n" hits were about evenly
divided ur'U tho eighth ana the Okla
homa cry runs were the results a
errors
Charley Schmidt. manager ~ the
Sioux C'y cIuh. resigned today and
viii he succeeded - lle'bert Moran
Ihn n.nfr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
MuLlENIx NERVOUS
WITH HUMAN WOLF

Returning desperate criminals 10
the penl,eniiary is no joke, lee MuI-
lenix, superintendent oi Bertillon
here, AYERS. Mullenix returned last
nigh, from Little Rock where he de
liyered Yates S,andridge, under sen
,ence of 81 years, to the Arkansas
peniten,iary. S,andrdge told Mul-
lenix he would never take him there
alive.
On the train Standridge attacked
Mullenix and then tried to escape by
leaping from the car window, Mul-
lenix caught him and pulled him back
Mulenix says Standridge Is known
at Little Rock as the 'buman wolf.
He waS arrested here a week ago il
connection with the theft of suitcases
He admitted having escaped from
Little Rock more than year ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK KEENE


Tho Cincinnati ana llt'ShutR
clubs OF tho National league re-
Gently we're directed 70 complete
the game called on july al the
end Of tho sixth Inning to allow
Cincinnati to cat'h tfHln, the
National league board ~ directors
changing Us decision ~ several
days previous when tue clubs ""rc
ordered TO play ulr'-inning game
to replace 1t In the records
-
The rama was called with Cincinnati Il
ahead. to 0. Tie r.malnlug three in
90, .,..5.,, D., ., ,.o
o.y o,'o p'.,',"' ,'
Ncv''ns w ~
mn hIo'.' ,, ,, ~.
@ o,H anu iH',uur,p,H nu ,'' na ~,
.lhhl ihnins vi sar'o Nn',n NM Ve 49,
ioiielteu hy an ulhpue IN ! "iaue, ,p.,I'
nrcsuse rpe' uh,ots. ne san, ln'er..e.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
ANTl.REDS ADVANCE
AGAINST PETR0aRAD

COPENHAGEN. Aug, lS.--An ad-
vance on Pc,rogtad by an,l-boIshe-
wiki forces which it is hoped will be
decisive, is announced in messages
received here from Heisingnrs. The
attacking forces are commanded by
General Judenitch, whose Russian
volunteer troops will be supported
by Esthonians.
LONDON, Thursday Aug IA
Bolshevik forces along the south
coast OF the Gulf Of Finland have SUI
iered a reverse in fighting agains,
Es,honian troops, according to Dol.
shcvik wireless dispatch received
here, which admits that the soviet,
army in that region has been driven
back 10 the Luga river.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
>THEATERB BILLS

Empress theater, u TO l0:4S q
m.-Marion Davis in "Ihe Dark
STAR" comedy.
Majestic theater 10 a. m, to
10 IS p. m,--Paullne Frederick in
The Woman on the Index com
edy.
New Folly thea'er. l0:4S a. m
to AS p. ma Little Brother
OF the Rich comedy.
Dreamland theater, ga. m. to II
p m.-Evelyn Nesbitt in MY Lit
tie Sister" cartoos comedy {;
serial; comedy.
Strand thea,er, 10 a. m TO II.
2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 p. m.-Fannie
Ward in. The. Trials. OF. the
Weak comedy.
Liberty ,heater-Hi links COM
pany in Girl in Pink
Lyric theater. 40 20 l0:4S .,
m.--Vaudeville; pictures.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15

NEW YORK, Aus - Especial >
American tennis enthusiasts who
have the chance to watch the Austral-
ian quartet OF tennis stAfs IN action In
this country In preparation for tho
championship tourney At Forest HIils,
are ~htchiug their playing with great
interest Norman J.. hrolkcs, Gerald
Patterson r. V. rhomrs and Randolph
I.ycett comprise the team from, the An.
tipodes la "A recent match AT tho
Newport Casino. Brookcr and Fattot-
son showed brand ot tennis thar IN
diCatrs tho Visiting team is "a fOrmid
able aggregation. HUokcz and Patt'r-
son defeated Wallace Johnson and
Vincent Richards hnndlly
Because of Brookes wonderful rec
ord. there viii be more than share Of
the interest In tho youthful IHttcrrOn
proteRe Of DroOkcs. and recently victor
over his mentor In straight Bcts for the
English chnmplonshlp. Patterson
won. Is. 10, 6-e, From Australia
weeks ago came word uat Hrookos
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15

Drookes was born IN 1877 makes bis
performance on tho court even more
remarkable. for II was wonderful
feat to stand OF his fellow townsman
from Melbourne, about half HIS age as
hs did IN the British championship "
all that Is said OF the brllllHuce OF Pat
tCTsOn's play In true
Lyoeu Strong In Doubles
Randolph LyCrtt. also OF Melbourne.
WAS chosen to represent Australia. IN
the Davis cup matches OF l9ll. but
was unable 10 compete. lie has won n
number of doubles events IN Australia,
the most recent title being In 1911. II"
also won the Victory" service dou-
hles at Paris In December last. 50 he is
going well.
h. V. Thomas is one of the younger
generation OF Australian players nov
in the limelight An idea Of his Abu-
ity can be gained from the fact that
he eliminated Willis T.. Davis. the taii
Californian, from the English cham
pionship. Davis took but one set.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
TOUCHING ALL
BASES

THE GIANTS HAVE REDUCED THE
REDS LEAD TO FOUR AND ONE
HALF GAMES TO-DAY.
Ruth set new American league
record by polling his seventeenth home
run for the season In the slaughter OF
the White Sox by tho Red Sox.
Old osvvy cravsth ceased manao-
Inc the Phillles long enough 20 Oct
In the game himself and pole out a
few hits, but he could not stop the
Cardinals who grabbed OF both ends
OF a double bill.
Tho Yankees fifteen inning win over
the Tigers due 10 hits by Ikkrr and
Vlck. put a Crlmp In the prnnant as
ptatlons of Jennings crew.
Harris broke M the Cleveland Wash
ington battle with two-bagger In the
ninth.
II was a case Of you tao me and
m tao you" In Brooklyn. Alexander
shut out tho Dodgers and Cadors
blanked the Cubs In twin bill.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
BIG WAR SHOW
FOR saltwater
Governmen Train to Be *
hibited at Farm Congress,

The governments special war ex-
hibit train OF twenty-five cars, which
is said to comprise the biggest exhibi-
ton OF war material put out by the
United States, was secured today for
the farm congress at Saltwater, Au-
gust 20-j0, by ]. A. WhitehurS,, presi.
dent OF the state board OF agriculture.
Whi,ehurt wired the war department
agreeing to furnish adequate mill
tary guard for the exhibit during its
stay in Oklahoma.
1t is possible that the big train eN-
hbit may be held in Oklahoma for
display at the state fair, although the
government has not yet agreed to give
the tram TO Oklahoma for the addi-
tional time necessary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
new STATE COUNCIL
MEETS AUGUST 22

The newly organized state council
OF defense will hold its first meeting
at the state house August q.
John A, Whi,ehurs,, president OF
the state board OF agriculture, sent out
call for the meeting today, follow
Ing the receipt from field agents OF
information relative 10 several alleged
flsgrant cases Of profteerlng In va
rious counties. which Mr. Whitehurst
decided demanded immediate action.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
HOG CHOLERA DRIVE
IN PlTTSBURG COUNTY

Anti hog cholera campaign was
launched today in Pitsburg county
by DR.. c. +, Harrington of the United
States bureau OF animal husbandry in
cooperation with representatives OF
the state board Of agriculture,
The fight against hog cholera has
been organized in every school district
in McCurtain county. Pi,tsburg coun-
ty will be organized in similar man
nft and the work extended to every
county in the southeastern district as
rapidly as possible, according to DR..
Harrington.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
Court Hearing in
Ban Johnson Case
Is Set on Tuesday

NEW YORK. Aug Ij-The court ref
eree's hearing at which Han johnson,
president OF tho American Baseball
league. was to appear today 10 explain
his alleged financial interest In the
Cleveland club, and also his action in
suspcnding pitCh"- carl MAYS. was post
poned this morning until Tuesdly by
consent Of both parties
A hearing IN the supreme court on a
petition to make permanent tho injunc-
lion restraining johnson from inter
fering with Mays work for the New
York team also was postponed until
Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
SEVEN-CENT FARE
GRANTED CHlCKASHA

Seyen-cent street car fare will be
the rule at Chickasha beginning
September |. The corporation com
mission today gave permission TO the
Chickasha company to raise its rates
from the ji,ney fare on the showing
ef the company that II has to borrow
money regularly TO pay the interest Oh
il, bonds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15

would probably play doubles with pat
irIson and even then there was great
deal of curiosity on the part Of the
homo folks 10 know whether the pupils
had reached the stage In his develop
wcut that enabled him to beat the
master Tho result Ht Wimbledon
speaks for Itself. and while youth may
have been factor Ia Pattefson's favor.
there are few 10 deny that he is won
drrtul player,
Patterson IL Aggressive.
Patterson ~ - nephew Ot Dame Nell
lie M,lha and Il lieutenant overseas.
40 IL only % years old. and one of
the liSely. aggressive players for which
Australia. as well Rs california, Is IA
NOUS Almost without exception tho
English papers speak ~ his service as
the most severe seen s.u-o Mclaughlin
PLAYED AZ Wimbledon.
Of Norman II. Bfookes u ~ unnec-
ossary to 10 into details. fnr every one
remembers his wonderful playing IN the
Inst Davis cup matches Tho fact that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15

summary Two base hits Griffin,
Ramsey. Robinson. Tanner, home run.
DEBATE sacrifice hits. Tanner, Grisgs.
stolen base, Moran double plays. Good
win 10 Broksw. Benscn TO Tanner 10
Griggs >. Tanner 10 Beusen TO GriggS
bases on balls of Rasmussen J. of
Ramsey ?: struck out. ny Rasmussen 3.
Ramsey ) MT by pitcher. by Ram
sey tNoraN: left 90 bases sioux city
8. Oklahoma city 6. hits n nd earned
runs. or Rasmussen hi's no .uns.
on Ramsey 10 hits. J runs
Time l?j. Umplres Jacobs and
Mctilnnis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
S41 ENTRIES
IN HANDICAP
Grand American Contest to
Be Settled Today.

CHICAGO. Aug 1.-The greatest
event In the ,thpshooling world, the
grand American handicap. Will he de
,idcd today AZ tho South Shore country
club. Eight hundred aud forty -one Of
the best shooters In the country ARE en-
tered as against hn entry list last year
OF go.
Tho grand American started at :
o'clock this morning and II was eN-
pected 20 last Hll day. II Ia at from lG
TO % yards with 100 targets
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
WORLDS BLUE RIBBON SHOOTING EVENT TO BE DECIDED AT CHICAGO TO-DAY

upon tho sacks and tho umpire says
time Ia up and our boys make n dash
fOr n train to tako them over 10 Mar
shRlltowu. Iowa, and will hook up with
uc- Moines over 10 that place starting
today. lntclegsntly Yours.
ART QUINN,
M r Al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15

Unpaid telephone bills for the
month oi August are past due. II not
paid by p, m. OF the 18th, service
VIII be discontinued Southwest Bell
Tel. X Tel. Go. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
BIG PURSE OFFERED
IN BELMONT RACES

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 10 - Tho
grand circuit rnciug at Belmont track
was resumed today after two postpone
monts owing TO rain and a heavy track.
The postpOnemonts will carry tho meet
ing over TO saturday and Secretary
Saunders has arranged n two-dny pro-
gram that In claimed to he one Of the
biggest cards and lntgaHt amount oi
money ever raced for In two days at Il
grand circuit meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
CHARGED WITH CRIME
DATING BACK 80 YEARS


CHARLESTON, w. Va. - John
Shorn is under arrest here charged
with 4 crime committed thirty-two
years ago. In 1897 Evan WIthrow
was killed during barroom quarrel,
and the son OF the murdered man
charges Shorn is responsible.
Since Japan occupied 1singtau,
she has invested SlOCm0O there,
and private investments totaling
SD00c000O have been made.
Water works, telegraph and tele.
phone facilities have been quadruplcd
or quintupled," says the official re-
port The population has increased
six,y-fold or more."-Richard Wash
burn Child in the Worlds Work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
TODAY'S GAMES.

loDht . Oh N 10.
Western.
Oklahoma City nj Des Moinea
Tulsa at Sioux city
Wichita at ~ Joseph.
Joplin at Omaha.
National League.
Cincinnati Mt New York. two games
clear, 10 and } 20.
Chicago at Brooklyn. clear. = ~.
Pittsburgh at Boston, two games
cloudy, l. 10 and 330.
~ Louis Mt Philadelphla. two games
cloudy, / 30 and 30.
American League.
New York Mt Detroit, clear. SIS
Washington at Cleveland. clear, 500.
Philadelphia Mt 81. Louis. cloudy, $50
Boston at Ghicago. clear. $40.