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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-15
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oes BOARD Ger County
Rommindre Don 5tearns
County minnelota.


County, Mlinnelota.
Wittipod, ben II. Rdr5, 1920.
9er gertagur1g, 5nfolgge trat Die eo aut
beb0roe. 5niamrnen;; g. q. 2abr als gor.
iiber u1b ale Witglieoer anlpeIeno. Mui
Mntrag bes SSncob Beber, nnteritabt bon
Bal. German, lpuroen fplgenbe 8ef6liiile
gefaBt: 9n anf 5fpei getpiiie Mppeqas
tionen an bns 9ifriftsgeri6t bin. Die
bonn Giuage golb 5pring. elmer mnniz
3ipnlen Corporation als Mppelant. mn
bon g. 6. 8ptpnaQ unb 8 g. SSn1nnn,
MppeQnnten, gen1dB Der bon Der gDlntDz
beb0rbe getroffenen 9luorolung gemabt
nnb III Sic @ngelegenbeiteu Deg 8eilz
dies 6es Sobn Gang nnb anDerer fir Ell
men Dffentliden @raben III 5tearlls
GolntD, Win1., etngetragell lpnrDen, be-
itimmt lnD nl1mmertert nls GonntDgra~
ben SEQ. 40, elm S1luburteil abgegeben
uno i'm beia9ten 9iitriftsgeribt BON
5tenrns County, Neinn., am 81. eSanuar
1920 eiugetrngen lpnroe, lppDllfd belagS
tie Qnorpnu,lg Der County tapmmi1dre
Dpn 5tenrns County riidgdllgig gen1adt
nurbe lDipeit nls babel 8epplnlddtignllg
elmer t%eilpeiIe 5rodcnlegnna inbetrabt
fommt, ndn1lid): allalls Safe, 8plfings
Safe, Greet pMrtbern Gate, S6neibers
Safe, Cedar Sslon0 Safe, S5orlelbpe Safe
8ig Safe, Chen Safe unb Neip Safe. ll11b
ba be1agte Drainage 8erballblnng iebt
Dor ber gpuntpz8eb0rDe bon Stearns
gpnntD fir cine berartige peitere gb<
ban0iung in l1ebereinitinlmllng nit gez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-15
8mhcr, etc.

2citfaben fir 8irgerfanbioaten, ges
naue unb neneite 8efesesbeitimmnnger.
Hrifnngsfragen, en9liid nnD beutih.
-Nlstuall:-S1ne 2ebrer G,gliih. -
80rterbIder, @rammatifen in nIen
spra1en; 9eut5des Eranmbud, 8abrz
fagefarten, Snnbnabrfngerei, gbarafter<
Ielnng, giebaudt. 9nnbebreiIur. 9eutide
8ibel1t. aattofarten, Briefitener, @elebS
bIdber, @ebiGte. ADIbiGer, 2ieberbi6er,
sprndmeiiter, @Ieftri5iidt, 9oftorbl,d.
Mn1crifnfiidcr Wcfligclsid)ter, @artel1,
bud, grasbnu, MiItblpirtid,aft. Bidder
rcscptbiiher, MnIminiitenbudj. De1lte
ide Galeloer. sdrei6t fir Oratispro=
ipctte.
Rall,ncprr Hmbliibing Co., 2O5 6. ID.
Gtrafe, 9Gcno gDrt. q. y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-15
Poltna0ri0ten aus
der alien bein1atb
@iirtteutbera.

lenlal1 mnrDe BON e111er n9oDlen0er=
einigung," Die ii9 gu 0ieiem 33mefe
gebilbet batte, allgemein 5uganglif
gemad]t. Ser 3ugang uno Die Soble
ielblt f0311len iebt mittelS Eritten gut
begangen 1perben. Musgenommen lino
11ur nod 5tpei 56dGe, Die Bis iebt
MIR mittels @eitern begangen iperben
f0nnert. 8or einiger 3ett baben 8ro=
fe]ior S6mio Dom Observation-Disclosures
Yrofeilor Nagele bonn 5d1pb. 81
%penberein, Brofeiior 8oeBler bon Der
Notwithstanding nn0 @artenbon=
ar6iteft 2ub bie @0ble bein9t nno
ii6 poler 8epun0erung uber tire
grobartige 590nbeit un0 @igenart
geai11Bert. Seine 9oble 8urttembergs
6iirfte 10 mdi6tige Su1en beiiben pie
Die neu eribloHene. 8or einigen Sa-
gen mnrbe Die grforidung Ser S0b=
Re fprtge}eBt un6 bnrh einen meite=
rem 5dudt tiefer in 6as 6elienlubD=
rirtb eingeornngen big bas @ailer
DIE neltere erfor11nng n~nntogl1d)
9ema9t.
8aben.
8aoen Baden. - 9ier fam es III
elmer G%eriammlnno 81 groBen anti=
iemitif6en &nnbgebungen. ltnmittel=
bar nod Der GerIammlung traf Elm
Sfuoenf, meld)er oer1elpen oe19epo9n1
ga11e, anI Ger S1paBe oen AoinoeI,lell
9ann, SoDn e1nes Dela1l111en Jnplluetl
5anf1ers> n1lo lDoB 1Dnanf Ger 91el
le tof.
Sfllff9orf. - 81 auen oeM1lgen
Se'11s'gen ll!il. Ahselgen ppH N1tl a'
fern al.et Vee:l'e 8. ls1eil. sle
.l15el II oalill:er aefolll1'1ell, nsB ls1s
sc!tte gall5'1a:e i!i:o asl:l1id;e 0i1seE
ll17e, resa)e D'e;e 0e5l?,a l;l1o nitss
al1oerts lregsn lafe Webb coe. fiaz.
tl1'gefaites fdl'Ttsl1z lta6 gst II oss'
nlelltelt 6ollen p1e auslpeIlung per
n1marfe1" gambler q~ngeoro11ef. VS.
banoelf llg oqoe1 I'M S@1eoere1 mn
9olo nno goelmefal 11t1o UNI n1tlal=
terer 8etfDetperp I'M 9a11oel 5nm
SWaoen Ger an1al1gen 0~e1peroe1re1=
be1toen.
Sa'pe'9,
8er1t: ~ 0as / elogen. grnagr-
Ml.gsu..l ~ sll.s 90 usu1t ~ e:4ss.'
n auea D.e wsaaatplung ~ pt maahe.
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p en .ylsl gluugl1nu ~ os.senn
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map;aa o. 90 ) v..lelea -,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-15

5auf 11ub .grodtpan a,lr norolpeItlidert
Ode bes gofpnibip 2e Sauf, gtearns
Gn11ntn 1nb bprf an ei,1er1 0,mfte n
benh Ser Sic norbneitIid,e ode BON sec<
finn 6 i'm Snfpnihib 125 nDrbIid bon
Mnnae IS peifIidl lit, .auf Sen @ruuo
hin nhheI;erfe 6nf Sic nbneIh1hten
Sh6Sen Sic Dem MnrI Ssoraenfon bon
heSnnfer gn,,nfnbehSre fpeden efnbIier.
ma befnoten Weoeg auae}tanben tpur%
Sen ,t%naIeidmGhin lnp 1inneniioerb {eiz
On mn "a Sie gnmnfn WebSrbe
oe,n1h Rieberprfndo,,,1o ser MnneIe~
ssnbea mn nfs Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ser M%ppelIation ser Meinllna 1T, SAX be-
faoter 4arI sSpraeuior Sic sun1nle bon
$55. 90 erhnIfen ion. 10 lit hermit bon.
Ser gountnbeh0roe beidIoiien, SAX mir
benz aarl sSoraenion als gntiddriauna,
Sic inn aus Ser Nusleauna beIaaten Bes
oeg entitehf. Sic eurnIne bon 55.OO auz
erfennem. Weiterhin beidhIpiIen. baB
Ser gonntn Mubitor hermit anqelpielell
81. einen GpunthsWorraut in Ser Sr1nS.
me Bon $500 Sem .anrI Scoroenfpn aug
amfd6reibpn ,nb ben anri cSorneipn al
|beftimmen. nnf ale lneiteren sSprSerunaeu
al peraidten, Dobiert. ct. gIolp. sen
II. WGra. 1920.
l5ieaeIl Sc. 50. 2ahr. 8oriiber. ,Socpb
@eber. SEAL. 6crmnn. Wid1ael Colo, &.
s. Bprqmana. gpuntbbebDrbe bon
Stearns Gonnth. Mirn.
Beit6tiat:: Nih. 5bpmeb. Gpuntn N1Ditor.
Muf Mntraa bes Sal. German, unterz
1tiibt bon cSaeob @eber, lpurbe folaerber
BeidluB aefaRt: Staat Wiul1e1pta,
5tearnS GouutD. 81. SIN Diltriftsge@
riht bes iiebten iubi5ialen 9iltrifts.
sranf Bpuf. Nppe1ont aeqen gpuntbz
be61rbe bon 6tenrns gounfn. W2iu1e1pta.
Meiponbent. F. So Sranf Bout lpeqe1l
einer BON Dieier Beb5rbe AM Is. Suli,
1919 aetroffenen Mi1oronung, burd lpelz
Ed}e ein aelpii1er 6od6tpeo aIsaeleat 1rub
etnbliert ipirD, ser mie folat be1d1rtebel1
lit: 8eaiunen in norb0itlider Gde BON
Section 5 i'm 8olpn1bip Sc Sauf, 5tearns
County, Minn., llnb bann pelflid lauz
fe1lb Der 5olpnibip Qiuie eutlang 5tpii6en
ben Soipnl9ips Sc gauf nno 8rodtpa6
our ror0ipe1tltden ede Deg Solpl1btp 3e
Sa1t. Stear11s eolt1tD lt11o BORT el1penD
on e1nen1 N1lntte, per o1e 1ornlpe1tltdDe
Sas oeh Setr.on Q ~ ~ Splo.slp!R ls2
s1ulplsy pS' o.u'l9s ao lpelsl.tv ~, unl
Ss!t pt mna ~. upppsu.tiie pub p.e ss oen,
gau.aI Sul CIV ppr D.!usle nt.u 49,
1p.gsI. IT, * t.uugSihsssssa;a'g oelus..t1 =; 49, %s'
9nsltul.t.'.a Ivy ..sl...9Nsma W
~ u :, = s.Se'. Ivy 80 ~ ivy ~ ha,.
traa beIaater Nlppellatip1r Der Mnii6t lit,
6aB Nranf 8puf Sic 5llnme bon 35 err
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-15

aoloe11en 9er5en lp'rq = p'e w
la!IleA, uul1's!l.1u upsIie.ns oayt
re,aen geulallssn 'A.i ~
rld 3 &rauer ellnasn. ar. 81
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~ Ger 1eheo11llneI aolel pnIW pe''
g !, 1! 3 9erln Dlluol Sppuul.es po''
WtnI1l1er o!e Rllel!slloe.yt u'.lel 10y.
Denoen SeleIl'aisien lult, 81 ps'.el'
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galIeh: A1e lnnl Aelse.., ue..sA W
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len aIlgeppll9e pel 20
al Solemn pin1tmeilen m%oh1,hnftpn
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ana..
mo.,1.r.arn
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1ot1o e1ne groBe Halpollle1lpet1atalt!=
lung ltatf. ne perelt1lel1 glpBensSu
le folll1fen one erl91e11enen IanM 1al-
len. WeDrere SanleHp Don glaplsnno
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lWon Dorgelra9en, plaIier 9alln9
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men nf'o erle1l1e oall11 eent ylun5tslu !
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nlp1 oelIegen roa1!e nnp pie er5.e=
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lel'ptts'olen ounle gu uNp'1's IL.
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ltanoSoffionen 5um Woble Der Mr=
beitsloien er3ielt miro, Dos beiogt am
anld)oultdlten etn borldufiger Nb=
lbluB uber ben ftnan5telen grfolg
Der ldon oft N Der Se1entlidfeif er
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runo u OVtarf 51 ltebe1t. Wabre1o
rnber etn Arbelter BET 1%O1tllnotger
Mrbe1ts5ett l1no mt e11tem Wof)e11z
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8ag madte, braobfe, er es n Dem bor=
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bon rn11o 80 Nfart nur Out etnos
mebr ais EN- 5ter N Der Wobe. linz
ier loldDen llmltal1oen bleBe es Yer
10pettol111g mt otfentl1gen We1ttel11
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-15

neutrality-suspicious., ne! Il. Wfdr2. 1926
Scr gertngultg gemGB tut DE Ees
bDrbe 8u1ammen: g. g. 2dbr als Sprlteel
u1b nue MitglieDer mipeIe1h.. @er1dB Ell
,1erBefan11tmadung. Die notwithstanding
bon ser gonntbbebDrbe %erlai1en ipllrbe
fpurben Sic fir 2ieierung eines 8ege=
Sraftors, Der bonn County gefauft ipers
ben 1ou, eingereibten Nngebote entgeger
aenonme11. 9ie Mngebote tpnren ipit
folat: Mbbnnce -ginmleD 5reiber So
1890 5.-8. $39S6.82 /. . Il Sabrif:
Minne1ota NoaD Equipment Gpnapunp, {
Son $4,000; Minnelptn 3oarb gompalll
10 Son $625O. +. .. b. Sabrif; Winnes
apo1is Eresbitna Mnd}i1e gompanb Boz
10 8. g. $3.50 +. .. b. 5opfins;; Rionee,
Eractor Mfg. Gompann 30<60 s. g. 81
800 +. O.. b. ct. glpnb; Nperb So. 1880
$4535; Mtmnn ll1b Sablor Wn6ine 60
1880 S. g. $4,000; Sipin gitD 60. 40
65 s.. g. $475O +. O.. B.. 5tearns Gpune
tn; Geo. 81. Bergman ar6 gpmpdnD 40
go $. g. $3.50; +. o. B. Sabrif. sa(1li
Mntrag bes Sacob 8eber, umteritItt rpr
Wih. Qoip, tpurben ale Mngebote bp1
Der 8eb0rbe our ipeiteren gr1rternng nne
ter Berntung genommei1. Muf Mntrag Dec
-Mi6 2oip, l1nteritiibt bon S. S. Borg
mann, einiate Tiff BIC 8ebDr0e babin, baf
ale jltbisielen @rabenbills tue9en Bran.
gel an Spnbs 5llriid9eIegt tper0en. Mni
Mntrag ipnrbcn fo1genbe 8eiuilian1gen
aus benz gonntntpeges ln1b 8riidenzSpnbs
gemadt: Comm araiu $685.. Sotpn ct.
Martin 20; Nnf Nntrag ipurben folgenbe
Nedmllngen %beriporfeu: gpipn arain %
unb $3.50. Mnf Mntrag iunrben fplaenz
Sc Nednn1gelt erlaubt l.nb bem 8eiete
.snfpIae sllr 3nblltng nlgetuieien.
s.. 6. 8raDleD, S1aeniellrenhienle-
SO. 20 goltntbgraben $3.50; besgleiden
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04
HealdtOn Personals.

Mrs. Jake Smith and daughters,
Misses Rose and Lille, Of Caddo, Tex,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Dal Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs John Carter of Ringing
spent Sunday visiting friends in Head'
ton.
'AIr. and Mrs. w. C. Lewis of Lindsey,
are in town for q few days. They We're
formerly residents Of Healdton.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Smith and daughter Of
Caddo, Tex, are visiting friends here
this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Watson
Of old Healdton a daughter
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Freeman,
Christmas morning, son.
Seems Healdton will vet have water
works from the appearance of things
that have matcrialiZed the last few
days. The pipe for the mains have been
distributed over town and soon as Jack
Hyde editor Of the Healdton Herald
also an able justice of the peace and
majordomo Of Ill our public improve
ments, gets his stand pipe built and
finds sufficient water j. don't think
there will be any trouble to find boys
with buckets TO fill the aforesaid stand
pipe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04
Hi A LD1FOlN
MRS. S. LOWRENCE
Correspondent
Installation OF Officers.
Correspondent

VI
The Healdton Lodge A. T. & A. NJ.
No. 90, held their annual installation
ON last Saturday evening Dee. ~ at
| their new Masonic Temple, after which
a beautiful banquet was spread by the
Musons' wives and Eastern Star ladies'.
The tables were beautifully decorated
with the seasons colors, and there was
present the largest attendance ever as,
sembled in the new Temple.
Many excellent talks were made
among (which was ]. r. Taliaferro of
Ardmore, who also conducted the in.
stallation ceremony, assisted by John
II. Redpath Of McAlester.
Other visitors We're G. V. Pardoe Of
New Wilson, Hon. George Legate, eX-
senator of Arkansas and ]. K. Gillian.
Mr.. Gillian was presented with a
beautiful watch charm by the Healdton
lodge. the presentation speech being
made by Hon. George Legate in n very
appropriate way.
The officers installed were, b. c.
Head. w. NJ, reelected; Carl &c.
Broughton, 5. W; Glen w. Creekmore.
j. W; Dave w. Bray, Treas. Rev. Clar.
ence Bounds, Chaplain; Fred B. Love,
s. D.. Homer S. Morris, j. D.; David
L. Dunn, :. s. Chas, A. Cruce, !. s.;
John Il. Noble, Tyler.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04
By Mrs. Emmitt #. Reid

One Of the very best musical come.
dies presented in Ardmore this season
was Listen Lester at the Palace
! Theatre, Thursday night.
A bevy Of pretty girls, good voices,
| beautiful costumes, with every lead
splendidly taken, Listen Lester" with
its clean comedy and clever repartec,
afforded a truly interesting form OF
entertainment, which delighted an au.
dience that fairly packed the the
atre.
There are many exceptionally good
points about the production, but some
Of them deserve special mention. The
stage setting was good, no detail hay.
ing been overlooked i'm its arrange.
ment; the ensemble girls were we'll
costumed and well trained; and most
deserving OF all was the genuine com
ody with none of the coarseness which
so often predominates even in good
attractions.
1t would be difficult TO decide which
of the two, Miss June Roberts, or Mr..
Il. Harrison Garrett, was received the
most enthusiastically Miss Roberts,
a dancer Of exceptional grace, capti-
waited the audience with her youthful
charm and beauty, as did the ever
ready wit Of Mr.. Garrett, as William
Penn, Jr., a Fixer.'
Miss Henrietta Byron, as Miss Ar.
butuS GUILTY. wore some wonderful
costumes, ana with Mr.. Garrett gave
some very good lines but her part,
representing the moro sordid phase cf
life, and which, for a time seemed
quite popular, was not 50 we'll taken.
Miss Byron was at her best in the
song See Her First" in which the
different nationalitcs were represent
ed. Listen Lester" played by Nj
Ernie b. Adams, Col. Rufus Dodge
by Mr.. OFT Kcrner and Jack Griffin
by Mr.. Francis x. Donogan, were also
very good.
A particularly enjoyable feature was
the excellent singing Of the male quar-
tette.
Altogether Listen Lester with its
bright lines continuing from the be
ginning to the end Of the story, and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04
SInnll Fire.

There was another fire in town Tues
day. A vacant house was burned, Some
noon, II was supposed TO have been
set fire by some small boys who had
been playing in it some hours before
the fire was discovered. 1t was com
plete loss, and if it had not been for
the good work Of neighbors in saving
adjoining houses it would have been
very disastrous fire. The house had
belonged to Mr.. Dal Roberts, but lately
belonged to the Chickasaw Refining
Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04
Election Notice.

The regular meeting oflthe sharehold-
ers OF the First National Bank OF Ard
more, oklahoma, win be held at its place
Of business in said City and State, be-
tween the hours Of 10 n. m. and p.
m. on Tuesday, January 10, 1920, for
the purpose of electing five to fifteen
directors to serve for the ensuing year
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may come before the meet.
ing. ED SANDLlN, Cashier.
ADV. 1874
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04
Listen Lester, Pleasing Musical Comedy

its catchy musical score, including
waiting for YOU "rd Love To-.
"When Shadows FALL" Sweet Stuff,
and many others, was Il very pleasing
entertainment, and if there was ever
any doubt in me mind Of Manager
Lowenstein az to what Ardmore the
atre.goers like in the way Of high
class productions, that doubt should
be removed and every effort made to
continue to provide Ardmore theatre.
goers with other attractions Of sim.
liar character.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04
School Bonds Carried.

Election was held yesterday 10 vote
bonds for q $4,000 school house to be
erected to take the place Of the one
burned a week or so ago. The bonds
carried by q majority Of 2o3 for and A
against.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-13
OILERS LOSE TO MINERS; WITCHES B
HIGH
IN OPEN TOURNEY
Bill Mehlhorn, Tulsan,
Continues to Play
Good Game.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. l2.--West-
crn and Britisf golfers held the
honors tonight at the end OF the
first 80 holes OF tho national open
golf championship at Inverness club,
Jock Hutchinson, OF Chicago. re-
peatina hts record 90 this morning
and adding o fair 76 this afternoon
for a total Of lt5 strokes. He was
closely pressed by his fellow towns
man. Leo Diegal, and James Barnes
of ~. Louis. with l46. while Harry
Nardon and Edward Ray OF Great
Britain, and walter Hagen OF De-
troit registered i47.
Chick Evans, former national
champion led the amateurs with $50
tying with his partner, Bob Nc
Donald OF Chicago. and being only
ono stroke higher than Eddie Loos.
another Chicagoan
william Mehlhorn % Tulsa ID,
started with brace OF six but i'm
proved until no wore his count down
TO 1852,
Many scores were surprisingly
high today. many experts going
above 80.
Hagen PLAYED splendid golf tn
defense OF his crown, but his - In
the forenoon was overshadowcd by
his partners So They both shot
~ on the third ninF and Hagen won
back three strokes by excellent work
on the last lap.
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MAJOR LEAGUERS
PLAY AT 0ILT0N
johnson One of Stars to
Pastime There This
Fall.
Special

oILToS. Okla, Aug. i2--word
has Just been received by Manager
J. G. Hunt Of the Oilton baseball
club, that Walter Johnson will play
here during the first part Of October,
for at leas, one game and perhaps
for an entire week The manager
OF the Oilton club is also negotiating
with a number Of other big league
players TO come here at the same
time. and II the arrangements can
be completed 1t will be one OF the
biggest baseball events ever pulled
off in this state, as all the players
coming are top-notohers in the two
major leagues.
Walter Johnson Is the only one
heard from so far. and he is sure
to he here. but Manager Hunt feels
confident that he will have at least
two other major league players who
are as we'll known as johnson, and
there will perhaps be four OF them,
composing an entire infield Of these
celebrities. The manager figures on
at least three games, with perhaps
Drumright, Cleveland and CUSHING
all to be played here at Oilton. The
game played here the 18th of last
October was one OF the hfr events
OF the year, Johnson pitching the
game against Drumrlght. when the
score was 3 to in Oilton's favor,
Drumright making a score in the
ninth inning after two men were
down,
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Jockeys catch OF wufflrs fly In
the fourth robbed the Oiler Of hit
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Boxing Bouts to Re
Held at IOI Ranch;
Miller Plans Arena

Special TO The World.
PONCA CITY, Okla, Aug. l2.--,
Jack Dempsey, worlds champion
prize fighter, requested Joe Miller.
manager OF the 10l Ranch, to
manage his fistic compaigns. This
fact developed today in conversa-
ton With Miller at the ranch The
proposition from Dempsey to him
came some time ago and evidently
was turned down by the Okla
homan. The Millers now have an
offer posted, giving a stiff purse
for the Dempsey Carpenter bout,
an affair that has not yet been
placed or dated.
In this connection. too. It de-
velops that the Millers are con-
templating the erection OF a box
Ing arena on their ranch. where
high class boxing bouts may he
held-the kind that is favored
particularly by the American Le-
gion. None but the best of bills
would be selected by the manage
ment, according to the plan now
being worked out.
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Murphy Is Injured
After Taking Three
Grand Circuit Races

North RANDALL. CLEvE-
LAND, ohio, Aug l2.-Thomas
w Murphy ~ Pounhkccpsie, New d.
York. famous owner and driver.
after having a field day at tho
grand circuit meeting capturing
two OF today's threo big stakes,
suffered injuries which will keep
him out OF the sulky for several
weeks.
Murphy drove nay star. winner
OF the championship stallion stake.
establishing a seasons record for
year old trotters. and then broke
three worlds records with Peter
Manning which he drove In the
press 5000 purse for 2.iI class
trntters. In the first heat ot
the next race he SUSTAINED two
broken htbs and hip and body
bruises IN A collision.
Murphy won the stallion stake
i'm two straight heats plotting Day
star TO victory after hotly contest
ing the first heat with Natalie the
Great, and the second IN a whip
ping finish from Emma Harvester
in 2.06 "a, new season record
Tor three year old trottors.
lie thon took the press stakes
straight heats.
Peter Manning went the first
heat In 2.OA3-A, breaking the
worlds record OF 2 05 IA for 2:l7
class trotters. lie broke hts new
mark IN the second heat, making
the mile In 2 sOS t.2. The third heat
In EOS established a new world :
three heat record for tho class
The collision In which Murphy
was injured occurred in the 90
class trot In which Murphy was
driving Rcd Russell Near the
three quarter pole, Rctty Thornton.
driven by Fred Egun slipped and
foll Red Russell close behind,
went into the overturned sulky.
Murphy being thrown to tho
ground. Fd GeCrs driving Mamie
Locke, could not turn out In time
and horse and sulky went over
Murphy Rcd Russell finished the
heat driverloss and placed seventh.
Peter Coley, driven by c, Nalen-
tine, won the Plain Dealer 2;07
class trot. value 5000,
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Runler Ex0nerdted
of Bribe Charges BY
Bill "Babe" B0rtOn

SALT LAKE CITY. Aug. Ia
Directors Of the Salt Lake base
ball club, meeting today complete
ly exonerated william G. Rumler,
Salt Lake outfieder, OF charges
made by w. Baker (Babe) Bor-
ton, former Vernon first baseman,
that Runner received from him
bribe of $500,
Rumler in a signed affidavit last
night declared the $500 was re-
ceived by him from Borton in pay
ment of a bet as to which team,
Salt Lake or Vernon, would win
the 1919 pennant in the Pacioc
coast league
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0. P. R. BEATS GYPSY
Nictors Go Into Second Place and
Losers to Bottom--G. Dcnny
Gets Three Hits.

o. p. n. corporation representa-
tives downed Gypsy, 5-4 in a game
ourtailed TO five innings on account
OF darkness at McNulty park yester-
day evening and forged ahead Of
Cosden and Carter In the race for
second place in the City oil league.
The offense OF Denny was one OF
the features Of the contest as he
gathered three runs, three hits and
stole two bases.
Cosden and TeXaco clash in the
City oil league contest this evening:
Score: