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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06
BROOKLYN ROMPS
OFF WITH Second
GAME Of SER|ES
Lads From Empire State.
RecOup Loss of Tuesdays
Game in Master Effort
at Shut-Out
SPEAKER PLAYS BALL
MADE BASEBALL HISTORY FOR
THE CLEVELANDS IN LOSING
BATTLE TO WIN CLINCH.
ING VICTORY II

Ebbet's Field, Oct. G.-The Clece-
land Indians, with one Brooklyn scalp
dangling at their belts went on the
warpath again today to tomahawk the
National Leaguers in the second en-
counter of the worlds series war
fare. over 10000 people came out
to see the fray. i
"A wind-blown fly was the cause or
our downfall yesterday" said Man
ager Wilbert Robinson, of the Dodg-
ers. today With an even break on
luck my club will show the way 10
victory. Speaker ruined our ball game
with his catches in centerfield I think
III tell our fellows OF hit the ball
over the fence, then let Speaker do
his worst, | am inclined to use
Grimes in the box today"
iris Speaker believes the edge now
lies with his American League pcn4
nant winners in the series.
I'VE have looked the Brooklyns over
and my men feel they can take the
majority Of the games" said Speaker
today, Brooklyn has fine ball club
make no mistakes and have my
troubles to find pitchers to beat them
in a long series"
The chill of yesterdays defeat and
a cold night did not freeze the en-
thusiasm of the fans who came early
to the ball yard
The wind had dried out the playing
field so that the ground keepers had
to spray it with water to keep down the
dust. Those who came early TO the
game, bundled themselves up in heavy
coats to keep out the cold, while the
players We're jacketed in heavy sweat
ers except a fe wwho defed thew ind.
The two teams put up some very
sharp fielding practice which provoked
rounds Of applause from the fans
The, outfeld stands were we'll filled
but the crowd was not as large as
yesterday. Near game time the Sky
became overcast but there was no
threat of rain as the wind held out
Of the north.
Sergeant Jim Bagby worked out for
Cleveland while Burleigh Grimes
warmed up for Brooklyn.
Batteries: Bagby and ONeill foi
Cleveland; Grimes and Miller fol
Brooklyn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06
MAN RECEIVES FATAL
INJURIES At REFINERY
BURWELL FRYMYER MAY NOT
RECOVER FROM BURNS SUS-
tanned WHEN GAS En-
PL0DES AT CHICKA-
SAW PLANT

At a fire which ccurred at the
plant of the Chickasaw Refining Com
pany, at 10 o'clock this morning, one
man was fatally injured, another seri-
ously, and a third sustained a slight
burn on the left wrist.
The three men We're tank builders
and We're engaged in riveting work
on condenser box, which the Chick
asaw people are having erected by
contract work, in connection with the
here. one Of the men dropped n red
hot rivet in an adjoining condensing
box, which ignited Oil on top Of the
water in the box.
The three men were Immediately
enveloped in flames. Two Of them
VIII Marshal and +. L. Long, both
of Ardmore, Immediately descended i
ladder to the ground. Long kept his
wits about him and only suffered a
slight injury in the wrist. However
Marshal attempted to run as soon as
he reached the ground. but was
seized by some companions at the
bottom of the ladder, and his burning
clothes were torn from his body His
injuries consisted of burns in III,
back.
The third man, Burwell Frymyer, Of
Cambridge, Idaho, who was roomint
at the home OF Charles Hewitt OF
North Washington street. did not at
| tempt to escape by means of th'
ladder, but ran the full length of thu
burning condenser box, a distance o
80 feet, to the edge. where he fell off
and his head struck the edge OF
concrete conduit below. He received
deep cash in his head, and fell int
the conduit. where he lay in th'
water until he was pulled out. Tit
water in the conduit was not yer!
hot at the time. and it Is believed
that. Frymyer was fatally injured b!
the burns which he received whil
walking through the condenser box
The three men We're rushed to tn
Hardy sanitarium immediately afte
the accident. Marshal was almost i'm
mediately released, and Long ant
Frymyer are now confined in bed
Doctors at the sanitarium stated tina
Frymyer would not live more thai
two hours after his arrivel there.
The local fire department extin
guished the flames at the plant 3
minutes after they arrived at tn
~
of the Chickasaw Refining Compan.
state that no damage resulted L
any of the property.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06
THE GAME BY INNINGS
First Inning Cleveland

Jameson up. Strike one. Ball one.
Jameson wen out Konetchy to
Grimes. Wamby up. Bah one. Strike
one Ball two. Foul strike two. Foul.
Pail three. Johnston threw out Wam-
by at first. Speaker up. Strike one
Speaker singled past Johnston. Smith
up. Strike one. Ball one, Foul strikt
to. Ball two. 1t was pitchout.
but Speaker did not try to go down.
Smith struck out. being unabel 10
fathom Grimes quick breaking pltter.
No runs. one hit. no errors.
First Inning Brooklyn
Olsen up. Olsen popped to Wamhr.
hitting the first ball pitched. John
ston up. Strike one. Johnston got a
hit into deep short Strike one. Ttrike
two. Ball one. Johnston stole second
Ball two on Griffith. Griffith went
Continued on Page Two
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06
BETTING LIGHT
ON THE PENANT
RESULT THIS YEAR.
BOOkieS Place Less Than 10
Per Cent of Amount
Placed on 1919
Series
LINEUP OF 2ND GAME
CHANGES EXPECTED IN BATTER
les AND UMPS MOVE UP
FROM POSITION TO POSI-
TION, EACH DAY
LINEUP OF 2ND GAME

New York, Oct. with one vic
tory to their credit in the worlds
series of 1920, the Cleveland Indians,
champions of the American League.
depending upon their pitching ace,
Jim Bagby were confident today Of
making it two straight over Brook
lyn, standard bearers of the National
League On the other hand. Mr..
Robinson and his player were not the
least discouraged by their defeat yes
terday, and We're determined to re-
verse the result this afternoon.
The Brooklyn players had no excuse
to offer for their defeat, but many
of their supporters, insisted that the
breaks" of the game favored the In
dams yesterday. They pointed to the
play in the second inning which re-
suited in the first run for Speakers
men. Burns fly ordinarily would
have been an easy out for Konetchy,
but the effect of the wind on the
ball in its downward flight, made
1t impossible for any player to judge
accurately where the horsehide would
land. Then followed Konetchy's throw
to the outfield, permitting Burns
to score.
Coveleskie's success in holding the
Superbas to five hits made it appear
certain that Speaker will pitch Bagby
today. This win mean that the
Brooklyn team will line up as IL did
in yesterdays game.
The pitching selection for Brooklyn
was q problem which Manager Rob
inson had to contend with over night,
and early today ii was not certain
just who would get the assignment.
Brooklyn's leader pitched Marquard
for yesterdays game on the theory
that left handler in good condition
could stop the heavy hitting of left
hand Cleveland hitters. Robinsons
judgment in this respect was vindi-
Gated because Of five hits made off
Marquard, only one was credited to
a left-hand hitter. That was the
single made by Sewell in the second
| inning. Burns, who got n single
| Wood n double and O'Neill two doub-
| les, are right-hand hitters.
Not only did Marquard's pitching
Continued on Page Two
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06
GINS REFUSING To
CLOSE ARE BURNED

Atlanta. Oct. 6-Destruction of sew
crnl cotton gins and business houses
in the cotton belt after anonymous
threats had been received by operat-
ors and business men to cease activ'
tiles while cotton was selling at what
many farmers termed prices below
the cost of production has resulted IN
the arming of guards for several OF
the gins and the closing Of business
i'm at least one community.
Burning OF the second gin in the
Stamford. Texas. territory within two
days, was reported last night and the
general merchandise establishment OF
TAYLOR and Bennett at Hanceville,
Ala. was destroyed early yesterday
after the proprietors had ignored or
dcrs to close their place of business
until cotton was selling at 40 cents
n pound and had withdrawn guards.
Business houses at New Hanceville
whose proprietors received similar
warnings closed yesterday, but stores
at Garden city and Hancevile, and
gins In the vicinity remained open
under armed guard.
Threats also have been received by
business men In Georgia, and South
Carolina. and the sheriff OF Anderson
county, South Carolina, yesterday APP
pealed for protection, after gin oper-
ators had received additional warnings
In Anderson county the gins have
been given until october Z to sus
pgnd activities.
Warnings posted on gins at Bow
man. Ga. read.
we. the citizens OF everywhere
kindly ask that this ginnery be
closed. until November. 1920. unit
further notified. Please take notice"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06
SKIRTS AS
I JUR0RS2 WELL, We
SHOULD SAY NOT
Chicago Justice Stages an
AbOrtive Effort to Make
Suffragettes Serve as
Court Officers
SOME VALID EXCUSES
ONE JURETTE KNEW THAT HOR.
RID MRS. BLANK GAVE HER
NAME TO THE CONSTABLE

Chicago, Oct 6.--Having read how
women in Indiana were successfully
mixing jury service with housework
and handing down verdcts between
club and social engagements, Police
Magistrate John +. BoyN' of Evans
ton yesterday attempted to expert
ment. 1t was failure. The Evans
ton women, he found, may like to
vote, but when 1t comes to discharg-
ing civic duties sitting in musty
courtroom on a sunshiny October day
the very idea!
Magistrate Boyer had planned for
some time to impanel a jury Of wom-
en- and the opportunity presented it.
self when Steve Thimmaus brought
legal pressure on one Peter Tututus
to force him to release mortgage.
1t was question that dealt with
home necessities, the magistrate fig
ured, and therefore vital to women.
He called Constable William Gill
and sent him out to get six women
Two hours later the constable return
ed alone. He had pleaded. urged
threatened and politely requested 20
women TO serve, he said, without sue
cess. He had visited their homes
gone into stores, offices and stopped
them on the streets. Here were
the fwenty answers he reported:
1.-THE very idea! Can't you sec
I'm busy?"
2-"Impossible. I've got to go tC
the city to take tea with friends"
al don't have to go, do /? I'm
going out Of town. It's none Of youl
business where I'm going"
1.-THE laundress is here today ant
she's too precious to lose"
81 consider this quite imperti
nent. Why don't you get men?'
G-"Me dragged into all this scan
dal? l should say not.'
IF you don't mind, IL would b'
much more convenient for me to serve
some other time"
SIS 1t divorce case? No! O,
don't know anything about mort
cages"
9-"It's just dear of Justice Boye
, to invite me and I'm sorry | can
accept"
lO-"Ill mention 1t to my husband
this evening. If he thinks it's al
right, I'll serve
ll-"No"
l2-"Tm going golfing this after
noon"
l3-"The baby Is cutting tootl
and I've no one to leave him with.
l4-"Why. I've never been in court il
my lIfer'
l5-"Why, I'd be glad to help oui
but the club meets this afternoon.
l6-"Mercy, no! Mother wouldn
like IL. Shed have n fit
l7-"The boss is out gofing thi
afternoon and I've got to mind III
office"
lS-The butler: Madam ss indis
posed
l9-"Who gave you my name? /.
bet that awful Mrs. Blank put you u
10 this"
20--"Some kdder, Peddle your pa
pers next door. DO | look like
juror"
Get out and get some men, ol
dered the magistrate, when the COZ
stable made his report. GIL returne
in ten minutes with six male juror
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06
WILSON IN INMATES THAT
REPUBLICAN SEN A To R
OF MISSOURI HAS LIED

Washington. Oct. 6.-President Will
son wrote to Senator Spencer, Re
publican. Missouri. that the statement
recently made by the senator that the
president had promised American mill
tary aid in Rumania and Serbia in
the event of the invasion of those
countries, was false
Senator Spencer's address was de-
livered in Missouri and when II was
called to Secretary Tumulty's atten-
ton, Mr.. Tumulty gave out state
ment to correspondents of st. Louis
newspapers declaring that the sena-
tors statement was absolutely and
unquallfiedly false"
Senator Spencer in turn issued n
statement saying that he did not be-
lieve the president had authorized
such a denial.
The presidents lster was In reply
to this statement. 1t follows
Senator Selden Palmer Spencer.
st. Louis. Mo.
Have just been shown your state
ment that my secretary's denial OF
the previous statement by you that
had promised American military
aid to Rumanlans and Serbs, issued
by him without my knowledge and
sanction. and that you did not for
moment believe that | had made
any such denial, or that the matter
was ever called to my attention.
wish to state that your statement
was called to my attention by Mr.
Tumulty and that | requested him
to issue the denial to which YOU re-
fer. reiterate the denial. The
statement made by YOU was false.
(signed) WOODROW WILSON
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06
COX PREP A RES FOR
SECON \ D SP PEAK|NG 6
SWIM c THROUGH EAS7 I

Dayton, Ohio, Oct. Ex-Governor Cox
took AN early train for Columbus,
today. where he will attend TO exc
cu.!ve business before leaving on his
second extensive campaign tour this
evening. While in the capital he
probably will confer with state Demo-
cratic leaders relative To the Ohio
campaign, which he expects to enter
actively himself, as soon as he COM
pletes the swing through Kentucky,
Tennessee. Indiana and Illinois
Leaving Columbus, at $40 this
evening. the governor will enter the
state of Kentucky tomorrow, making
hts first speech at Eli2abethtown. In
the afternoon he will speak at Bow
ling Green, and at night in Nashville,
Tenn, Friday he will speak In the
morning at Paducah, Ky" and at
night at Louisville.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06
big Republican Guns Here

John \. King, national Republican
committeeman, from Connecticut, and
Bill Miller. political manager for Sem
ator Harding and ex-attorney general
of Ohio. were In Ardmore yesterday,
to confer with Jake Hamon. national
Republican committeeman from okla
homn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06

i. c. Boucher OF Lone Grove who
Is In the city doing jury service this
week says that farmers In that local
ity have been very sadly disappointed
In the cotton crop this sehson. The
weevil played havoc with the growing
bolls during the protracted wet spell
and reduced the crop over one.half
Mr.. Boucher was formerly a resident
of this city where he lived for many
years before going to Lone Grove
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06

Salina-Franklin u. Roosevelt de-.
cared in an address here that the
election OF Senator Harding would
mean the financial reorganization OF
the eastern. tariff protected. monled
interests OF the Republican party"
| over kansns and other western states.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06

The firemen were called TO the
rooms over the Curtis Dyeing shop,
ON A street, northwest, at about 6;io
last night, to extlnguish slight
blaze. An overheated gas stove had
ignlted the Dashboard and wallpaper.
The damage was slight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06

ST. Louis. Oct. 5,-Senator Spencer
In second statement explained that
material for his recent address here in
which he declared President Wilson
had promised American military aid
to Rumania and Serbia in event those
countries were invaded, was obtained
from an article in a national publica-
ton purporting to quote "the official
stenographlc report of the address, u
The president, the senator said
at the eighth plenary session OF the
peace conference at Paris, TO the
Rumanian delegation through Premie,
Bratiano of Rumanla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06

The Writ Franklin well on The VIII
lams farm In section 81. 2s-3w which
reached a sand at 1870 feet is making
fifteen million feet OF gas The gas
sand had thickness Of fifteen feet.
The drill Is now on n lime shell
and the company is OF the opinion that
1t has good opportunity to drill
into an oil sand. The Consumers
company Is said to have the pri.
ority right of purchase of this gas
but no deal has been made for the
reason that Mr Franklin Is out OF the
state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06

Chlcago-Evidencc which the states
attorneys office said would result in
the indictments of several National
League baseball players was given
Cook county grand jury by players
and club officials who testified In the
baseball scandal inquiry. There will
be no indictments for ten days or
more. however for the jury adjourned
subject 10 cali and is not expected to
reconvene until after the worlds Sc
ries.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06

w. +. Boyd of Enid representing
the Gallon Iron works OF Gallon, Ohio,
Ia In the city In consultation with the
hoard OF county commissioners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06
RAMON AND HARRIS
WILL MEET HARDIN G
BIGGEST DAY IN OKLAHOMA RE.
PUBLiCSAN HISTORY SATUR-
DAY WHEN HAMON ENTER
TAINS SENATOR

Marion, Ohio, Oct. 6.-Sena-
tor Harding, riding on a special
train and accompanied by Mrs
Harding and corps of secretaries
ana newspaper men, left Marion
this morning for Chicago on the
first leg of campaign trip into
the middle west.
Jake i. Hamon, Republican nation
al committeeman, accompanied by
James A. Harris, state chairman, will
meet Senator Harding at wichita
Kan. on Saturday morning ut
o'clock and accompany him on his trip
to oklahoma. At one o'clock p. m. Il
speech will be made at Ponca City
Okla. On invitation of Jake l.. Hamon
James j. McGraw will introduce Sena-
tor Harding at Ponca City and preside
at this meeting.
No other speeches will be made
from the train until it arrives at Ok
lahoma City at p. m, when ii vii
be met by q reception committee head
ed by Dick Carhart and 10 bands from
over the state and the state organiz'
alton. who will escort Senator Hard
ing direct to the Lee Hucl<ins hotel
At 5:45 p. m. in the banquet room
of the Lee Huckins Mr.. Hamon will
give a dinner honoring Senator Hard
ing at which every member of th'
state organization, state committee
men, county chairmen and womei
chairmen and editors Of Republican
newspapers of the state will be guests
There will be no speeches. Vt
o'clock, headed by the Oklahom'
City band. Senator Harding will star
for the state fair grounds. He viii
be followed by the Tulsa band anC
Tulsa Republican club. Then vii
follow 10 bands and Republican club
from every county seat in the stat
and many of the other towns. Meet
ing at the livestock pavilion will h'
called promptly at o'clock. Their
will be no speech except Senate
Hardngs.
Mr.. Hamon will introduce Senate
Harding.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-06

McClenny, Fla.-Three negroes. Ray
field Givens, Ben Givens and Poulton
Smith, charged with being implicated
in the murder of John Harvey. Baker
county farmer, last Saturday. were
taken from the Bear county Jail Tues.
day morning and lynched. Jim DIV.
ems. negro who Is charged with actt-
ally firing the shots which killed Har-
vey escaped and posses are on his
trail. W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
CALO7ABS ARE
BEST FOR COLDS
AND INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe Gallo.
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Tablets That Are Nau.
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Sure.

Doctors are warning the public that
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One Calotab at bedtime with a swal-
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your system is purified and refreshed
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For your protection, Calotabs are
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il you are not delighted with them
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
DREADED FOR
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Texas Lady. In Pretty Bad Fix,
Heard Of Cardui,' Tried 1t,
And Now Says 1t Saved
Her Life.

Chiffon. Texas.-Mrs. Mary Reese,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
Rheumatism Has Never Been
Cured by Linimcnts or Lo-
tons, and Never Will BE.

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But why be satisfied with temporary
relief from the panss OF pain which
are sure to return with increased sever
ity. when there Is permanent relief
within your reach? Science has prov
en- that rheumatism il a disordcred
condition OF the blood How. then. can
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Here Is One Thing That
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
NO COLD IS TOO
HEAVY FOR BELLS
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