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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
FARMERS URGED TO
MAKE FRUIT EXHIBITS
J A Farquharson Is Agent For
Government and Is Soliciting
Personal Exhibits For Dry
Farming Congress

George MeGregor of the chambei
Of Commerce. has been advised By
State Boar3 OF Agriculture 10 have
the frult growers Of this county
get in touch with J A Farquharson
Of the State Market Commission,
looking TO the preserving Of the dif.
ferent kinds OF fruit grown this year
for the National Dry Farming Exhi-
bi,ion to be held this fall In Kansas
City
Mr. Farquhsrson glyes the following
directions a. to preserving. tails il the
formula for the following fruits;
Peaches. pears. plums. apricots or
any stone fruit; pint Of rorm9iIn
from drug store; add pints salt
brine all that can be dissolved In that
much water: then add II pints clear
water. cover the fruit carefully with
solution. keep in cool dark place for
a. hours. II will then keep indefinitely
30, wifi OF course not be III for usr
only for exhibition purposes
After the Kansas City SNOW the
fruit will be returned to tie State
Board OF Agriculture and placed ON
there permanently with the
name and locality wher-
grown Mr. Farquharsou advises that
he state will furnish jars and soIa
ion when fruit Is brought in or IL.
notified he viii 20 out and get Il
u is understood Of course that the
'ruit selected for this purpose shall
,e exceptionally choice
" not able 70 reach Mr Farquhar-
on. call or write Geo. McGregor. Sec
y the Chamber OF Commerce. csr
fall. Guthrie. Okla. and be will al
Use what 70 DO.
The Kansas city fair begins In late
september.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02

These marriage licenses were Issued
by Court Clerk Martha Neal thls
week Fred Barrett. 10 Wichita and
Louis. Patterson. aS vi Worth. Milan
Draughn. ~. Guthrie aud Eleanor
Crawford, 81, Oklahoma city; james
\ Short ~ and Margaret w Station.
-, sashlon Roy W Hopper %. Okla
hona cHy and Marguerite f'ftzalm.
mons, ~. J A Mcfarland. fss. aud Lucy
Johnson IN, both of Guthrie. Eddie
Lewis. " and Mary Clay. tx. both of
Guthrie " u Altman, ~ and Myrtle
a dil''~. ~, both ~ Oklahoma CITY.
Ben u irwin. n. Woodward aud Leda
Wilkinson. r. Oklahoma city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
DUMP PROTEST IS
FILED BY WOMEN
County Auxiliary Carries Com
plaint To City Officials on
Defiling of Park Road
Program Given

The County Auxiliary net Al The
city hail on SATURDAY last About
forty women. members of the differ.
ent divisions. we're present Af'sr 0
short business session during which
county fair exhibits were discussed
and fair committees appointed an
exceptionally interesting 'lferafs pro-
gram was given
A committee called on The c.iy com.
mlssioners regarding The offensive
dump on Hlghiand park road This
was considered by the ladies'. ar
poor Introduction 10 The city beauti.
ful One official assured the ladies
that This was onlN tenn orarv and
that he was practiclng thrift oy
ueiBgl 'he rubbish 20 FIN IN place.
where the road muai be widened. and
which would otherwise oosf n. city
many dollars to fill
The program or the afternoon fol-
The Great N'ohen of History Mrs
The Women ~ TODAY
The Greatest Battle Ever Fought
Opal smith
The Wonsl of Tomorrow Minr
Nellie Anderson Mrs 7 ) Wilde. Mrs
!. d Brown
4 Modern Miracle Airs |. u Brown
Refreshmenta wcre served by III
Vision 30 2. Nrs r. A Humphrey |
Mrs A A .Frisble and number of
b. young ladies' assisted IN serving |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
u s sriLL HOLDS
POWER OVER MiLLER6

Washington. July i.-The coming Of
psace will nor alter the policy of ihe
United siater either IN wheat control
oT control over imports and exports Of
wheat and wheat -four The war
trade board was a s4riciiy war time
organization and its affairs are being
wuand up and all its import and ex-
sor1 restrictions are 70 be removed
The bosrd announced today. how
ever. that eff.cfive now. ali control
over the expectation and importation
of wheat and wheat flour heretofore
vested IN fise board under the espion-
age act and the trading with the
enemy act. IN accordance ssh the
presidents proclsmasion under the
wheat guarantee acf will be trans
ferrna and vested IN the uph~d STATES
~heat director
This means that wheat and -four
shipments 20 and from she United
sfates will be restricted and kept un
Der close supervision. probably for %
long . time a. fbe government gusrsn-
fr.,s9,u.I -. r,.. a <s~f Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
On CAMPBELL nEs|GMs
FROM lAMO OFFICE JOo
Lawton Man Gives Poor Health
As His Reason For Quitting
Federal Position, Was
Not Fired

The resignation o. Dr 4 \ Campbell
"a receiver al rhe federal hand offic.
IN Gofhrse has been Ia the hands oi
'he dee~rrmsn, 'or some time. Friend.
g. D. Campbell have known for NOR,
ihAn six months that his poor h.alsh
soaid force him % rsllnauish Ms ~
re serl soon
or Msrrh tih lasf Aibsrs Rissesi
son IN lSw % Receiver Campbell ~
I'd . consest on an abandoned claim
IA ne Big PAssar-. Blsseli lives Al
lsw'on. and IS very fNmfliar with th.
entire SITUATION eg those abandoned
cisims When he filed his contest
Reviewer Campbell told ham thar his
contest woa'd not stand. and when
Ris~eh found fhaf has corrobe~~ting
witness wss r,ailv no, a compefeni
witness. and was Threatened, with dis
nsisSai by Ihs lard office. he withdrew
hts coDtess But the Incident was
enough for some az the Guthrie enc
mics of Canpb-l 10 file ali sorts OF
chsrxes againss him When Campbell
learned this W. said hs would not
emharrass the iand department. and
Immediately banded bis resignation 10
me governments inspector go ,ak~ ~
frct % she lssasure ~ shs commits
sscner 81 the land department,
Speaking of the matter soday. Jadge
Ho-naday hong time friend of
Campbell. said.
The hint by IN. sang that there
was anvxhinr wrong with the money
Affairs Of the office was considered
too ridiculous. AZ ghe Department
keeps 700 strict a check on an such
matters However Dr Campbell is
touring the RIOS, thorough inyeSsi-
cation ot his office. in all respects.
pr Campbell has lived as Lawton since |
he opening of that country. and
he en5ovs the ntmoss confidence of |
III men fhere and over IN. state. re- /
-araiess ~ any political sfnHafion. II /
> declared by those who should know I
hat this incident. regardless of she /
disposition Of the receivers urosfered /
resignation. will work further and
nore determined confusion among the
ittie coserie of tin horn politicians
rho are behind the fixhs on this of-
icisl~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
s{lu|MG Of CITY DOMOs
CREATES SOME F[EL|Ne
Water Committee Cen.
sures Officials For Haxty
Action. Wanted Reugna
,ion Of City Treasurer

Complaints of members of The ci,i.
sens water committee ,ha, the az,
commission bad eNceeded d. authosli,
IN calling In The remainder % chs
isso.'s'o water boad.. without formal
consultation With The romml,tec. led
20 q mass m"vlns Ia The ciy ball
"wednesday morning IN which the va.
ter mutieF and bond issne was thr~uh
ed out
u developed that spts.r. Ror,ck q
Co. of Toledo. bond dealers. Who
bought The waftcr works hond lssuc
of isSo.oeo had ca.hed lhe entire
houghl the water works bond issue
chaa ADLER, had placed tho fund. 90
dcposl IN N. oklahoma a,ate bsnk
the city depository. whcrs ih~y draw
; g., per cent interest ON daHy bal.
anccs
Il was the contention % IN. ela
t'ns wasrr committee ihsi after the
first 30 De bonds were yld. ihc -.
malnder ~ the issu~ shcuh n0 ba
csshcd uu'H the Iunds we're ~abao.
lulrly necessary
The city received premium of
$500 on the first $50. .Ooas bonds aoId
The bonds draw q per cent Accord
ins so the city clerk approximately
t.'.5a hae been iald out, tho lars.s
portion OF this sum going 20 liisck
A vostch. engineers. and Attorney
Green
There y nov in the city depository
10 the credit Of tha water works FUND.
drawing inierst ~ a-t per runi
ses1 o9l 90.
Vpon The awarding of the water
works contracts IN early June, cAy
Treasurer Adler notified apltsor. nor !
Iok a 90 On Jane n. tbe bond bu,
efs wrote Adler 20 maka delivery ~
fhe remaining t2"0.Doo bonds The
bonds wer. delivered TO the Oklahoma
stat. hank, last Wednesday. and ne.
esipi taken, The city received credit
for t9isoco.
Mayor Hartman aayH hn spoke 10
individual members VI ~" water com
niliea TO the effect that ths bond
buyers wanted tho bonds Hartman
produced the eoninct with aplixer,
Iiorick a Go. dated Nov n, lais. the
Nhlsf clause OF which rrada
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
WHAT THIS OVERSEAS
SLACK MAN WOULD 90

Leaning oyer the transport rau and
idiy watching calm sea aud In lore.
apparently. with hIs thoughts. q rsnsy
negro with service atrtp~s on bic isfs
arm and worrying aboat no submA.
rInes. which Ions sInce had surrsn-
dsrsd by the groas. was awakened
from his revsris by eoiorsd ssrgeans.
boy, you ia iookin' powerful peae~-
fuI What you-ail gwins do when roo
g1ts back 20 Gawxahf"
The dreaming negro iazIiy waved
him 10 silence and mursnure<i'
-Yalia. when An sits myss,f homs
Ahm swine 10 borrow a1l d uoaey
An kin an buy two males. Thsu An
gwIne name one of EN- L,cossuanf an
De to,hsr one sarsins. an fsvsn times
ev'ry day Ahm gwins 70 ktck hsu
ouien both Of EN-"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE:
III SBaND Is sTI<cy

Alleging that heT husband. " +
Peoples. bad given her but sls since
their marriage in shss city. September
!. 1917. Mrs Frances y Peoples yer-
terosy afternoon filed in she distric,
ooars st Oklahoma icty. suit sor a
divorce and for she restoration of her
maiden name of Francs Boysdton
Ms Pesrses declares that she hss
been forced co. DO ssenoxrsphic sors
and 30 soceps financial assistance from
hsr ssfhe-. Peoples \ <szd 70 have
seen service rifh the American army
IN Frsnce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
HANG OFT 4 FLAG
fOR HOMECOMING DAY

Every store and office In Guthrie
should display flag July tth." said
Chairman Maboney Of the entertain
mens committee today. There will
be- a mammoth crowd here for the big
home coming events and the business
men u III. city should see TO u that
the stores and windows are appropri-
strly decorated with red. white aud
blue A few allied flags should be
mired In with ~Oid Glory"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
AMERICAN FLYER IS
MEMBER Of HER CREW
FoRST LIGHTER rHt\ AIR
MACHINE To NAME HA<-
AnO0tS ATTEMPT tn
CRi)SS OCEAN: HOP
>eF~ EARLY TO-DAY


lsrsss. July e-rs< psssisr ~ ,hs
R-s< 81 e'eiee~ ,hss ns~rine orssn
~se. n-s. ~ss s. cssrsss 70 minutes
'ss'ssss s'e 70 essress 20 INMATES
~ess 'sns'toee (sssss rs miles o~ ,ne
ssss - irsiansl seesrssrs to a ~prs.
'sss 5ssrsteh tree, ,ns sirsrs~ reee,s
20 ss tie ar ri-issry ,nss -,e-rsrs.
rss 49, ~ss tnsr making az sserscs
sesse sf IS snoss a. sevr
wsrsisss s,spstehes frso, Nsjsr
Sect a. io;cs s'sioss ,nss r.o-rs,s
s;s'ed snss shs r." was passing ,hrs
,n'es Zee ev, everything On beard
as so'-s ~elL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
SIN THOl SAND DOLLARS
TO INDIAN ~ JAIL

sir Thousand dollars in royalties
from osi land was received yesterday
by Russell Warrior. Osage Indian. who
il serving a sixty day sentence in Ted +
ersi tail here for selling whisky War
rir was found guilty and sentenced
BY Judge cosisrsl about two weeks
ago he vas also fined 1890
II aon'f care for the fine. but cer-
;zinly do noe like 20 be shai up in
jail. said warrior today. He -
graduate Of Cariysie school.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
FOREST FIRES SWEEPING
rsaoUor MICHIGAN

ssuit Ste Marie. Mich. July e-Rf
porss from the territory extending
forty miles westward from here over
which forest fires were sweeping yes
'edsy and Last night. Indicated carry
today that shifting winds we're aiding
TIE nre-kehfers and that Tros, Lake.
Rzoo. S<ney and Other nsensced VII
Izees may be saved from destruction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
NEN TEXT BOOKS
FOR STATE SCHOOLS

McAlssssr. J1Ir zF G Swi;zer. for
ases ir.nber dealer Of Msnxan. s@suEn-
- biz eafies sx warden of the state
7@nstsntisvr yes' Srdsy He succeeds
ssrn l. Morley who resigned 70 sccep,
tn rest6en<v Of bank Mr. srftzer
las beer here several reeks famsltsr-
ixsx himself w1sh the work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
COMMERCIAL TElEoRApHERs
ARE BACK AT KEYS

New York. July 2--The strike
Of the Commercial relsarsphers'
Union against the Western Union
and Postal Telegraph companies
was declared oss TINS sfssrnoon, &c.
cordins to sn announcement here b,
Deputy Internsssorai President Per.
ey Thomas of the orgssisstion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
vwo STORES CLOSE NOON
>rH; OPEN NOON FiFrH

The y o Lutr store and the Rucker-
Burton store viii close af noon Jaiy
sth and remain closed until afternoon
of July 9Th.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
PLENTY Or MONEY OUT
NOTHING 70 GUY
ALLIES DEMAND ron TRIAL.
~ WAN OFFENDERS NAY
Cttst BREAK. sTRIk-
tRs DEFIANT. FEARS
IuUt MI ~ AttNoY


esFiln, jsly s--vsesps were called
sss today 10 assll nurssv s'ss IN me
stree. ef me city. sssIssss hsvsss
bricks and ssorss ~ snss Windows
ard ,ssn ies'sd sns sssrss. sslAIsrs
ALLIED Tive s'rlssrs when they nrss
into . mob ssriy ,ssay. internal wss
10 looked FOE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
MARITAL TIES SEVERED
BY COURTS ORDER

ys6xe Arzhar swznk today granted
divorces 10 these tro- Kathleen A,
ttrt9ry from z Afse-bary. non sup
pcn- erueisF- Division o. properly or
de--1- Orss Coodrsm from wilbe
Gco1-rm. de<errion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
nUsora 70 crlGr
cAusG a. syNiego

ncflln July s--itans.r Ia the chief
cause % the wave OF strikas and
spontaneous outbreak ~ iIsordsrs Ia
0ermany That was ths statsmsnt
made by 0uaave Norks. Minister Of
Defense who declared that tho poS
liilcal algnlrcanc. of thase disordsfs
~a~ secondary lie attributed the
admittedly serious aituatian In Ger.
many 20 too Following reasausi
Tho lack OF food and the impos-
aihlc prices FOR such a. 10 obsAinabls.
The inalinetlvs reaction 10 tbs
severe peace terms. with the eonss.
qucnt general depression and here.
iessness
Tho political situation
First ana last. hanxsr ameus me
mass~~ is 81 the bottom az 1ur
troubles" declared Nosks. "raa ven
wonasr there are riots and piAnasfinw
In varioua parts of tbs counsry whr-
imported meats are sold At eafs
pound what workman or cfrca
worker can pay thatf And every
thing elar u IN tho aame proportion.
That ia whore our difficulties Ire
When We can furnish our people with
two pounds of meat zach week A
prizes wilhIa the range of shs'r
aaliiliY % pay. Germany wilt h~~Ne'~
aniet and rat down 70 work = N
II work Il provided
Food Scarce Prices High.
~ IL ahaurd therefore. for the
Entente newspapers 10 threaten 90
eut off our incoming toodssufys II W.
10 not restore order II lH food We
want and that IN itself will do more
han all else to bring abon, atabilisy"
Asked II imported food was nss
helping out. Minister Nosks replied
'8at 4 was. but the high prscsa at
which !; WAS purchased. Increased by
ihe low German exchange. made n
necessary for tho dealers ID demand
'ricos which the working classes
we're unable 20 pay. even n there
sere available autrisleat quantities 10
VI ihalr needs. which IA not tho case
Tho demand made by tho AllIss for
rial ~ war offenders rnay result 10
'reak ~ The army TAe army Il $50.
dominated BY the junkef slamant sns
hat wing OF f'ermaa factions IL still
protecting the 40 called war offend
r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
I<-Yeor-OId
Veteran of War
Wins ? Crosses

Me- Nsrs. gsls s--nlssssl csrsl.
is.ssar-ess ssssrs~ - ,he ~sria
~sr. ~se ~ssrs TIE srsren s~s
iss'ss. ~ss srsssss ssr sslasr,r, To-
sss'ss. ~ns arrives ssrs ss . sssss.
s~sy s~e~ ns~seslles sls ~sels
sss. rss ess- ssecsee BY Mics Gis,s
Jsnls TIE actress. ara taken - h.s
re-se ~ ysrvss~-.
Misc garis fvr~lssec . 500 beaa
a q guarantee snss ,ne 10, ~se
ss~ss ~ q sesisr IN ths ss-,es.
~'ii esrcsss hlmses ~ an erssrl,
manner ana cat become q puoslc
charge. Carers sasssr. az italian
sssissr. ~as Allles In the war sas
his ~ssner esss sosn s~es,~srs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
FLOUR, ALSO IS
INCLUDED IN LIST
WAR TRADE BOARDS IL
IE<SES VOID: NEW ONES
IsSt ED: CLOSE WATCH
BENZ. KEPT on TIiE
WIFE tT DEALERS
suLLErin

Washington. July 2--The war trade
board will prosecute 20 the limit al
infrsctions cf the rules governing the
sale Of wheat This statement nas
issues today 20 r,itisrs ard licsnsed
buyers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
see VENUS AND SATURN
ToricHr: WEST sKv

See Venus and Saturn tonight. these
two planets are quite close together
in she western sky On July sth they
win be in conjunction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
posroFFIce CLOSED 4rr.

Prom $50 70 Is-ss July sth. tie
postottioe Viii Be opea- one CON-
piets city delivery uiH be made In
the morning No rural 1esivery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02

Robert Z Forrest. 20 yeas 81 y
okemsh and zelms r clsud. q os
Guthrie we're issued licenre 20 I'D.
At Oklahoma City. yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
sl,ss MADE 4 GOOD GETAWAY

sliAp MADE A GOOD GET AWAY.
kssi Fortune. Sculsnd Iuls s-The
as-trible R-ss sssrVee on IT, vuvaxs
70 Ameriea a. 1 - thss mornine
Tn BRITISH dfrieshle R-el Is she
frs hyhter-ihaa-sir machine 80 al
temp; a Trans Atlantic aigAs The
atrsAS-. she largess q IT. kind IN sne
world. mes sures ss4 feet from nose to
stern. aat csrr1~~ fhree boats hsao~
fhe e. bag. Sac has a cSr4cisy "
t..s'AAs-as cneic s~ss ~ EAs and j. coat
r.-ndea BY Major G n Scot, Of the
ROYAL Ar force The Graf - equip
T-~1 ~.,h wireless system a. power.
fai a 'hai of sae great ocszn liners
A~esiesr Aeosrs.
Amcng rhr cre~ OF ~ men u rsent
comuznd-r Zachary i4n~down~. .;ss.
commander cs ,he American naval
sir force IN France. who il making
The roysgr as rerrpsensaglve ~ TIE
TnHed States rsvy.
u has htsn estimated that me R-sEI
wlll cross she Atlantic in from sixty
- seventy hours unds~ savorab bic con
d.Sions Announcement has been
r-24~. however. that no attemos wlil
- made 10 esabassh a girne record
for crossing. the cousort OF she dsrsgs-
Ata's crew being given Fsrsx cofss.s.sr
zssc1
Parallel Old Route.
wifh favorable we&sher. she R-ss
" expected 10 parallel ihe route az
fh@ northern steamship lanes bus
should adverse weather conditions Dc
~nsrOuassred she probably wil take
she southern course. passing orer o.
resr she Azores.
The landing Will ba made ~ Rooae-
welt field. Nsneoia. l. / Under the
r'-ea@-f plans. the giant airshs, viii
o1iy make shory stay before starting
On h.r retnrn voyage. because of she
fact that there IL no hangar al Roos--
reir field or elsewhere capable of
hOnsEng sh4 machine Accommodz-
lions for 1as.esa persons to witness
The landing have b@~n provided
The R-s< recently made Is hoar
TRIP into she Baltic. during which she
GOV. nd approximately 1000 mils3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02

Sew Orleans. Ia. Jsiy z-Tonlgts
ssa Thsrs1sy. eeserzliy. falr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
Price Of Hog
Meat Goes Sky
High in Day

-cHiesee. tsif e-fses pF,sss ~
a., ~sr, fsf sssss yssssfssss fs.
sess ~esss - sus~ Hss ssssssss s~s
rfssisss 'es 'ssess frs sassss 81
'ssss 10 80 . svrssss ~.lsh,. .
zee ~ 80 - - heers lnsrsssss
ssper,s ssmssa fes feed presssss
~ss 'ss ssHsfsiis seespsss r.sss-
ses the eentasss sRpssssstsrtsa
advance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02

CONTINUED on PAGE , Col ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-07
BOBCATS TO
PLAY AGAINST
ROCK ISLAND
Hammond To Play It's Last
Travelling Game on Next
Sunday in Illinois.
NJ Z cHAyKnN.

This weeks welhou.s should de-
iermine 4 great deal AZ The advance "a
the Hammond football PLAYERS. Coach
King expects 70 put has a|seseration
through the NOSE strenuous week of
practice thar the stars have enjoyed
this season Cons derable improvement
is needed bg tHe Haiimoud contingent.
particularly in POLISHING up a larse
number Of formations and plays which
they displayed the lack of during their
seasons orener With Racine
The Detroit game which was called
of en- account of q slight drizzls and
praesicaMH because ghe Herald manager
Thought Hammond WAS net as sof; ~
they were ia 1917. would hive brought
together some great srid stars. ais 81 G
Detroit team certainly had gathered We
gethor a formidable array Of talcut.
Three All-Americap artists were in the
Herald lineup. rslman. the former
Rutgers star. McEuan. tho West Point
center. and Paddy Costello Of George
town. were piekcd to STOP Hammond.
with Detroit hanJshed tn amy further
competition against Hammond. tie
home team look nj tine opponents that
arc to come King w1il BE- forced g un-
cover some Sc Dhc more intricate plays
he has solved IN order - stimulate his
attack. Little. If anything. is known
ents which Parduhrs mer arc is meet
at Rock Island next Sunday in the las,
travelling game scheduled
But ROCK iSisnd HAS always had a
good elcsop and ere Arsenal manager
-r-.- ,n,,e hte feafo 1,gLE ll~ th- r.o+
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-07

have been having-just a little spell IF
iuet-and vel chase those gents along
SO hard and fast tina they'll get dizar
we started out 10 act The big end Of
the money and 4re haven't los; hone.
We've got to Nlu -four straight to turn
the trick-but the Sox are Tie bows Who
can come froil bch4na. .tnd this IS the
day that We make the start.
And meanwhile thc crowd frocpeI
cari3 IL the hascball orchard - t4l, II
would not miss any part Of the prefnl-
inaries incident u the snow Wiseh 4.
figured would be termed The Staying n
the white sok-
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RAMPAGING
RED LEGS
BACK HOME
And in the Meantime Just
Before the Battle Mother,
Kid Gleason is Talking
Again.
nx FRANK O. MrNxr

LsTAEF CORRESPONDENT / N. sEEvIcEl
CINCINNATI, Oct. The ram
paging Reds came back to familiar
haunts today after a four day So
Journ in alien lands-and Cincinnati
turned out enmasse to accord a
greeting more v~ociferous than ever
was showered upon a flock of base
balling athletes.
TOWN BASEBALL NurTY
The Reds haven't acquired the worlds
champion -cheesecloth as yet-but no
one would think so judging from the
attitude OF the fanatics h~ereabouts. The
fact that the Reds bludgeoncd the Sox
Tor a two-ply beating in their own baili-
wick and now need only one more tri-
umph to complete the crepe for Chi
cage has enthused this baseball crazy
town beyond description Of words.
And meanwhile Pat Moran has be-
come a figure OF more heroic mold-ss
TAR as Cincinnati is concerned-than is
Ferdinand Foch and the various field
marshall etceteras of Europe.
Those warriors Of Pat's-every one Of
them-are being lionized as no men ever
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OUR FIGHT DECISIONS.

W1lne Jackson knocks ont EDDIE Nor
gan in fourth round 1t Philadelphia
louisiana defeats Jimmy Socco in five
rounds at Philadelphia.
Johnny G1iffths and Goats DoiS box
Ten round draw al La Sale, Il.
Stanley EIcBride anu young Derta box
eight round draw at La Sale, IL.
Young Tommy gets six round decision
oyer Jimmy pappas az La Sale, III.
nike Ertle ourpointed zulu Kid ~
Minneapolis.
johnny Asher defeats Frank Mason in
eight rounds at St. Louis.
Pete hartley knocked out Frankie
Russell Ia eleven ROUNDS a New Orleans.
Lew Goldie defeated Eddie
10 ten rounds at Detroit.