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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-06
Carolina Wareh0usemen
To Pass 2-Cent Tobacco

FLORENCE, S. c., Aug. 4.-The
South Carolina Tobacco Warehouse
mems association has agreed to the
request of the South Carolina Tobac
co association to pass all tobacco Of
fered on their floors for which buy
crs will net bad as much as cents
q pound.
The growers recently asked the
warehousemen to take such action,
saying they wanted to keep trashy
tobacco off the market, and the sec
rotary of the Warehousemen's asso-
citation said that effective Ecdnes
Producers have expressed much
dissatisfaction over prices since the
market was opened July 10, and today
said they hoped the 2-cent minimum
would improve the situation. The
growers organization had sought to
make the minimum cents, but
could not get the warehousemen to
go that high.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-06
Bomb Kills Bow

year-old Frank Cafaro. of Brooklyn,
is dead and his two brothers are
seriously injured from the explo-
sion of a bomb. they found yester-
day on the federal quarantine
grounds on Staten Island. and car
Tied home. This morning one of
them banged a hammer against
their new toy. Frank was blown
to pieces, John, Is. suffered an in
jury to his arm, and Joseph, 3, was
slightly wounded
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-06
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH SKIN WHITE

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into bottle containing three ounces
store will supply for a few cents.
shake we'll, and you have a quarter
pint Of harmless and delightful lemon
bleach. Massage this sweetly fra
grant lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day, then shortly note
the beauty and whiteness of your
skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring that
soft, clear, rosy-white complexion,
also as a freckle. sunburn and tan
bleach because it doesn't irritate.
(Advt
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-06
Alberta Is Trying
Farmer Government

CALGARY, AIta-The province Of
Alberta is trying the experiment of
a farmer government.
II. Greenfield, a farmer and an
executive in the United Farmers Of
of Alberta, is the new premier.
Working with him will be the pro-
vincial Legislature with a strong far
mer majority. His cabinet will be
selected from the same class.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-06
The Tri-WeekIy Journals
Fashion Suggestions
LADIES' oNE-PIECE SKIRT.

The white poplin skirt shown in
No. 1896 makes use of hemstitch-
ing to obtain a novel trimming eff
feet. 1t is cut in one piece. gath
cred at the top and closes at the
side.
The ladies' one-piece skirt No.
1886 is cut in sizes &c to 81 inches
waist measure. Size &c requires
~ yards 36-inch material, With
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-06

DSCduSS II1J pc
RODS were irregu-
lar, came every
two weeks, and |
would suffer with
b e g-do wn
pains. A lady told
me of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
and how much
good it had done
her daughter, SO
III took ii, and now
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-06

11N yards hemstitching or braid
Price Is cents.
Every woman who wants to dress
styhshly and economically should
order at once the Summer issue OF
our Fashion Quarterly, which con-
tains over 800 styles, dressmaking
lessons, &c. Price 10 cents. Post
age prepaid and safe delivery
guaranteed. Send rs cents for a
pattern and Fashion Quarterly.
In ordering patterns ana maya
zines write your name clearly On {
sheet Of paper and inclose the price
in stamps. Do not send your letter!
to the Atlanta office. but direc
them to
FASHION DEPARTMENT,
ATLANTA JOURNAL,
% East Eighteenth St.,
New York City.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-06

There are various makes Of can
ming machines on the market which
you could use for the purpose you
have in mind. They are quite eff
GENTLY constructed and vary in price
from SO to SIS. I am speaking now
of the hot water type rather than Of
the pressure type. The pressure
Gamers cost a good deal more than
the hot water type. would sug-
gest that you start out with very
have in mind will handle 400 to 600
cans a day if it is efficiently OPP
Grated and kept going all the time.
This is certainly a large enough ma
chine to do the work for family
and a number of people in the COM
munity in which you live as well.
| am glad to know that you are
thinking along the line indicated,
because you can prevent a good deal
of waste of garden, truck and fruit
crops, and supply not only your own
home but those of your neighbors
and friends as well with a large
quantity of excellent canned goods
for use during the next fall and
winter. Whenever we can do work
of this character we are simply pre-
venting the sending of money out
of Georgia to other sections of the
country for the purchase of essen
tial food products. In this way, even
with a relatively low price, we can
be as prosperous as il we grew cot
ton alone and send out money out of
the state to purchase the canned
goods we use so extensively in Geor-
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IDalyIDQrediD;59MiC29
PIoDQlD Glrl5BtRome)

are old enough to think seriously OF
them. I do not approve of the in
discriminate distribution of a girls
photograph Sorry your previous
Glitter was not answered. Your hand
uritinoc is nice.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-06
One NE|GHB0R
Tells ANOTHER
Points the Way to Comfort
and Health. Other Women
Please Read

Moundsville, w. va had taken
doctor medicine for nearly two years
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:fRRaTBS@
|AM ZE~GbeGnA1061s/6u7uaZ
"HeIb for the HeLbLesS-KindmeSs to All
Dumb Things

RULES
unsigned printed.
No ter On sides of printed
200 words
No printed.
No
o to 200 words
said that the of
again Perhaps it is do know
I enjoying bit of
then to just the tinest bit of
shall to write about When
do Lovingly, AUNT JULIA
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purchasing a Ko1ne Gamer

L. r. S., Arnoldsville, Ga,
writes: I am thinking of buying
Gamer for home use and to do
some canning for the settlement.
About what size machine should
I buy and what will it cost?
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-06
CHAPTER xxxvTII

LMY o. I'm not happily mar
SS ~ ried," Jean said evenly,
Y looking straight into
Carol RakerS ewes u
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-06

n I II
You are much too young to
keep company" with anybody.
You are not in love, because you
aren't old enough to be capable
of II. Forget such nonsense I'M
til YOU are old enough to appre-
ciate the true beauty and sacred
ness Of real love. If he has
another "gir1" he is not YOUR
bean.
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ear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you all
move over and find me seat by Aunt Julia
for while? 1 wrote once before and was
admitted, so thought I would try again.
sure do enjoy reading the cousins letters I
will describe myself and go: Blue eyes,
light hair, fair complexion. I told my age
before. Hoping to hear from some of you
good looking boys and girls, viii TRY and
answer all received. With love to al.
MATTE BALDWIN.
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ITO Be Continued.)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-06

Dear Aunt Julia: 1 have been a silent
reader of your Letter Box for long time
ard have decided to write you for second
time. l wrote you once before, but I guess
you don't remember me. How do you cousins
like to go to school? I like it fine. 1 will
describe myself, so here 1 go: 1 am four
feet high, gray eyes, dark complexion and
Will re eleven years old tomorrow. l was
promoted to the sixth grade. Good-by,
Aunt Julia. WOODFIN OLIVER
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tiful, therefore the true, so there can BIZ
no room for the bad.
MA YHODGSON.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-14
GREEKS LAUNCH
ANOTHER DRIVE
Land and Sea Forces Are
Being Gathered; King
VIII Lead Attack

LONDON. Juno l3-Grcccc Is
opening hos.itics against the >urk-
iah uat.outhss u ASIA Minor by
land and son Already the Greek
fleet has concentrated all war
s.rone'h In Turkish waters and has
bomblrd,i Turkish positions and
sunk several small transports, &c.
cordirs 90 Information from Con.
s'tu,uuul. today
kius 10 Direct Attack.
King Cons dutuu ~ Greece, who
left Athens saturday has arrived at
smyrna and will Immediately place
himself at the head OF tho Greek
army for new offensive against the
Iurks
4 Creek cruiser bomhardcd
KomaliS, Turkish NationalisD bat
,otlus on the Black Sea coast near
Trchol. west Of Trcbi2ond. The
Turkish guns replied and an artil-
lcry duel developed. The town was
SGT on fire.
Many Ships sunk.
Two steamships that had been
transporting munitions for the Turk
ish natiunaists were shellcd 10y the
Greek destroyer Panther with four
inch guns and sank. A great flo
tiila entered the harbor OF Batum
and sunk several small vessels.
LONDON, June 13.--Contrary to
all public Indications, Great Britain
VIII not 20 10 war against the Turk
ish natioualists iu Asia Minor.
Austin chamberlain. spokesman
for the Government, announced in
The house Of commons, this after
noon that Great Britain will main
tain strict neutrality in the war be
tween Greece and Turkish nation
al!4ts.
This British government still
hopes to bring about peace be-
between Greece and nationalist Tur-
key and will strive to accomplish
this, Mr. Chamberlain added,
The British press has been com
mcnting upon the possibility OF
Great Britain participating actively
In near eastern ho5tilitlcs on the side
OF the Greeks.
\ British fleet arrived in Turkish
waters last week from Malta.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-14
Laughing in His Sleeve

.7c ." 'nlI nothing but an opera
-, N.lI help my stomach IRON
r-.. '..' was getting ready for tho
- "h"n "a fruul advised mo
~.. ".Ers Wonderful Remedy.
,.',' dose helped me. I am now
f.r.. tr over lon my lifo. and am
r.., Ip my alocye at tho doc
...,... simple, harmless prep
r...... tf' removes tho catarrhal
al.... .W th" intestinal tract and
ra,.. .He inflammation which
and practically an stomach. 1.-Two.
sr... ."'ln1i ailments. Including
Or .....'''. one dose Will convince
"a .Iy refunded. Quaker Drug
ADJ ""1 druggists everywhere -
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APPLEBY FlAYED
BY DICTIONARIES
CONTINUED PROM PAGE oNn

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
investigation Of the circumstances OF
Robertson's < removal
A more serious situation arose to-
day when the nomination Of Charles
II. Nauts. DauEhcrty nominee for in -
ternal revenue collector of the tenth
Ohio district, was held up by Senator
Willis. Mr.. HardinEs successor in
the senate and the man who nom
mated him at Chicago willis said
that Nauts is obnoxious To him and
that President Harding appointed
him without consulting the senator.
New elements Of a disturbing ma
turc were created for the national
republican administration Monday at
Shawnee when the i26 post com
manders of the Oklahoma depart.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-14
Dnuplcrt, Nftrr NppIcb,

Action ut the American legion
commanders at shawnee MuuitN
cumpN.tt,s matters. Hu,o the l,.
m0Nul uf Appirhy is sad 90 Doc rrctt-
N desired hv D1uehcrtN. thus ro.
moving the one appointment To- f,I.
criI patronage iu the state opposed
JOS launh,ffy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-14
'F\N SOMETHING TART?

"'fNI"rd'~ tCid Phosphate
.. ."r and fruit Juice eatisfips
...-. refreshing. NoathfuI
'.." 70 huftl,.- Ad,f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
TULSA HOMES ARE ROBBED
Daylight burglars Take Advantage
Of Nlt-rni,r If ihr NMnri-

Two daylight robbcrios occurred
Saturday afternoon, one iu the cnHt
part of town nj about 3 80 o'Clock
and the other az about $3.50 o'clock
ON the south sido OF town. Both
of tho houses were entered while
the occupants had stepped out for a
few minutes.
More than $500 worth Of clothing
including a suit of clothes. several
pairs OF Shoes and an expensive
hand grip were stolen from the rcai.
dcu,c Of G. r. Adams. III tas,
Eighth street and several hundred
dollars worth Of icwclry. among
which was n diamond ana a watch,
WAS stolen from tho residence Of S.
4. Sands, l2ll South Elwood ave-
nue.. The entrance 90 the sands
residence WAS made through "a win
dow and the exit was through tho
door.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
Negress Found Guilty of
Selling "ChOc" Liquor

odessa johnson. negrcss who was
arrested by city detectives s. G.
Groce and Bob Lewis when they
raidcd her residence last Thursday
night, was found guilty OF possession
Of intoxicating Liquors In city police
court Friday afternoon and fined
$40 and costs, According 20 the Of
ficcrs odessa was seen pouring out
tho "choc" through holo In the
floor OF the residence. and the
"choc" was found when search was
made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
stolen Tobacco Uncartbci

0UfITHT 70 The W0TId.
HENRIETTA, April Work
men engaged in getting out building
rock on a hillside adjoining the city
limits discovered hidden cache
stored with tobacco and cigarettes.
Upon being notified Of the find, the
police recovered four cases OF Camel
cigarets and Prince Albert smoking
tobacco, which were Identified by
Agent Brooks OF the Frisco railway
as part Of lot stolen from car
that had been broken into several
weeks ago, but claims there are st,ll
IA cases OF tobacco missing as well
as a number Lf cases OF inner tubes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
TEXAS DEFEATS GYPSY
Adair Holds Gypsy 10 Three Hits and
Texas Wins 10 In OH League
Adair Also Hits Well

with Adair on the mound, Texas
had an easy time winning from
Gypsy yesterday evening at Sand
Springs by score Of Z to 0. only
three hits being made off his deliv-
cry, one of these an extra base by
Goodson. At bat, Adair also showed
up in a pleasing manner, getting a
three base, two-base hit in four
trips TO the place.
John Young. pitching for Gypsy,
got away TO a bad start, passing four
men in the first inning. About %
girls Of Gypsy led by a cheer leader
tried in vain to help their team win.
Tho sFnrp-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
TEXAS MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF
Threatened 10 Shoot Pcdc~trians--
Turned Gun ON Himself

RANGER, Texas. April 30.--A
man who registered at the Bernardo
hotel here last night with his wife
ns "E. H. hewitt" shot himself In tho
head shortly aftcrward. and died in
stantly.
The woman declares that they had
NO trouble prior 20 the shooting. She
said her husband sat on tho bed
and threatened to shoot persons
passing on the street below. and that
when Eho grnppled with him for
possession Of the gun he turned II
on himself
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
TULSA CAPTURES
TRACK CONTESTS
Dkmulgee, Sapulpa Next;
Hughes High Man; 3
New Records

Special to The World.
SALTWATER Okla. April 30
Tulsa today won the annual Okla
homa interscholastic track and field
meet. scoring 80 points to % by its
nearest competitor, Okmulgec.
Other schools which scored follow:
Sapulpa, II, Norman II, shawnee
10, Oklahoma City ., Hennessy 9,
Saltwater 8, Covington ), Wau-
komis 4, Blackwell 4. Marshall 3,
Guthrie 3 and Leedv 3.
Seth Hughes Of Tulsa was high
individual man with 10 Ia points.
He also broke the broad jump
record, setting a new mark of q
feet, / IA inches.
, Two other state records were
broken Price OF Norman os-
idb.shod a new pole vault record
when he made il at II feet and
Noo!ey Of Covington set "A new
.aNehn throw mark at 55 feet, lilo
inches.
The Summary.
iou-yard dash--Hughos, Tulsa,
nISt' Hoy Tulsa, second; Turner,
o"ldhoma city, third Time: 10 3-5
2sO-yard dash - Hughes. Tulsa.
lIAt' Bradstreet, Sapulpa. second
o'"u,,' okmulgee, third. Time: 23
t4o-yard dash-Hoy. Tulsa. first.
AsKeW, Oklahoma civ second
'oud' Hcnnessy, third. Time: So
l-' seconds.
iiaIl-mlie ruu--lsland, oklahoma
,US' lrst a. Lion. Sapulpa. sec
Mdhnkec, WaukUmis third.
'Nn' minutes As seconds.
7,I-.-| al nigh hurdles-CarsOn,
uisa' irst Hall OkmuIgee. sec
iasOruok, Marshall, third.
Nin'. 10 40 seconds.
yard low hurdlcs-H, ndrick
@ pAmulgee, first; Vincent. still
Tir,. second; Carson, Tulsa, third.
'",'. "a 3-u seconds.
M"' run-Heald, oklahoma CITY.
iS., VILE. Guthrie. second. 4
r.tr,,, n'tg,, Sapulpa third. Time: a
MINUTES. 81 seconds.
To,,'', Tulsa, Hughes. HOY.
spti', Carson, first. OkmuigeC.
,.tCuut saltwater, third. Time. q
'"','''S, 80 Ia seconds
f,r.,. jump - Hughes Tulsa
Iced, ia. Okmulgee, second. Page.
ia I'm. i,n!ld' distance; q feet,
lIliin'1n l9np-Price. Norman. first
Mar~b,W1 W1"m.luisec. and Hasbrook,
ferr ued for second. Height:
tom ,ltn I'm ihrow-Wooley Covlng-
second "rsl McAlester, Blackwell,
Sn,. 100 feet, lilo inch.
, Sm,t5 put-,Hufiey Shawnee. first
, B,aclin T.. SSsapulpa, second; McAlester,
IG inNIWttlL third. Distance: AZ feet
f.r.,. 'TqsS Vs.1, throw--Guffey. Shawnee.
Normamn al, Hennessy, second; Price
SO inch. iva rect
rcssv a'l throw---Gumblock, Hen.
nor lrSl; Page, Deedey and con.
tan,."," ","bulpa, tied for second. Dis
Sab,n' NanIt-Pricc, Norman. first
ers S,iIMI.a IMI.aukomis, second; Wealth
f,gi '''IWater. third. Height: IL
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Southwestern League

MCSKOGEE, April 3O.-M, M,usSo-
gee. defeated Bartlesville to here
today.
Score by innings:
Bartlesville 900 600 0O5-6 2
MusHogee ..0 900 0O3 24x--9 - !
Batteries Humphries and
Wiley: Bryant, Kemner and ConbOy.
MIAMI April 3O.--Miami defeated
Sapulpa in the opening game of the
series here this afternoon, IL to S.
Score.
II. n. L.
sapulpa ....3ll 900 O3O-- 3 70 4
Miami ......I40 O20 2OX--12 - I
Batteries-SAupp and Hodges.
Coikendall Gehnor and Scheurman.
COFFEYNILLE, Kan, April 90.
Playing In mud ankle deep. Parsons
took the second game OF the series
with Cotfeyville here today to L.
Score.
Parsons ....-..,.,,-..,,.. I %
Coffeyyillc .,............ .
Batteries - Lee and Ovcrfclt.
Stanton and Linn.
INDEPENDENCE, Kan. April 80
Pittsburg at Ind apendence, rain.
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Tommy Alba. crack hard hitting
Tulsa middlowcight. a. ambitious.
Tommy wants to meet the best i5s-
pound scrappcrs In the game and
through his manager, the popular
and well known Chick lliEdon, also
OF Tulsa. ls open to meet any boxer
In that division.
Higdon also is managing Glenn
Clinkncr, light heavyweight and
Bill Burns, wcltorwoight. Burns
boxes Hud Logan. San Antonio
weltorweight, May 3 at San Antonio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
Detroit
St Louis

NUttted for Rayne in ninth.
zBHttod for BasHlor IN sixth
zzBattod for Jones In eighth
zzzRan for Heilmann 10 eighth.
Score by innings.
ST Louis .'.,t-.......-..OO 600 OO5 600
BflIolt ssas.tssts.t lVa VVV wy
summary: Two-base hits-Neach and
Tohin. Three-base hits-Cobb, Gleason
stolen bsscs-Young. Jones Bases on
halls-ON Shocker :. Off Middleton ..
struck out-By Shocker I. by Middleton
], by Bayne I. Runs--robin, jacobson,
Williams. SEVERED. Bsyne. Young. Cobb .,
Neach O. Flagstead. Hale. Errors--Jacob-
son, SEVERED. Young
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
Des Moines.


NNono out when winning run scored.
yxRatted for Shrivcr In seventh.
AxxBatted for Dempsey In eighth,
Score by innings.
WIrblta ........... OaO 600 600 %
pes Noinrs ............. 600 600 10 81
summary. Home runs-East. Beck,
0'tonnur. Tw0-base hits-Rhyne. Milan
. stolen base-tgaHt. Left on bases
wichita g. Des Moines 2. Struck out--By
Buckalew l. by Shriver .. by Lynch g.,
by Sellers T. Bases on balls--On Shrivcr
{, on Lynch T. of Sellers 3. Hit by
pltchcr-By Sellers dempsey. wild pitch
Rucsalew. Earned runs and hits - OFT
Puckalew ? and 8 in l Is innings off
Shriyer and ! In 9 2-3. Off Lynch o and
DO g. OF Sellers 4 and Il IN 10 Winning
pltcher-Lynch. Double plays-Coffey to
Dempsey Rhyme to Coffey to Dempsey.
Berger to Beck. Beck to Washburn. Um-
pires--Daly and Burnside. Time hour
iS minutes Runs--Esst. Beck, Kennedy.
OConnor, Grant Errors-kennedy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH
Dewey Truck Driver Dies ~ Result
OF Injuries In Accident,

BARTLESVlLLE. Okla. April So
Il. g. Bemis OF Dewey Is dead today
az the result OF being crushed last
night between "A small truck and an
oil tank. Tho truck stalled on hill
and Bemis, leaving his young son at
tho wheel. went behind to push. The
truck backed down the hill. sowever.
with Bcmls clinging TO II and
crashed into the oil tank. He sus-
talncd internal injuries and died
several hours later.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
Cic,etnnd
Iicaro


KHAN Tor O'Neul In twelfth.
Eliatiod FOR Strunk iu twelfth
zzRan FOR Mostu tn fwclfth
2A1llatted Tor Kerr in twelfth
az1Hkau for Naryuu In twelfth
Score by Innings
cleveland .. . 600 600 100 o0a
Chicago . .. 600 oOt 600 oOs Z
summary. Two.base hits ~ O'N,ul
Double uIay--Kerr 10 Nulligun 20 Sherly
bAs"a on hallH--On Mails g. OF Kcrr 3
struck ouf#-By Kerr T. by Mails T. Huns-
Evans Burns. Speaker. Jameson Hooper.
Mnl'igan, Murphy. Errors-Hurns card
ucr.
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Western Association

OKMUIGEE, April 3O.--TAe OK
mulgeo Drillers were dead on their
feet and the Pawhuska Indians took
their seventh game I'm "A row with "A
score Of ; to =. A large crowd saw
the Drillers lose their fourth straight
game. and a record breaking turn
out is predicted for the opening
game with Fort Smith Sunday.
Score;
okmulgoe 900 200 600 4
Pawhuska ..lOI O20 OO1--5 Il :
Batteries Snyder and Nichols;
Henshaw and O'Rourk3 and Hasley
ENID. Okla. April go
Drumright 1000 600 OO0--0 4 .
Enid ........203 100 10X-7 s 2
Yeager, Robinson and Kelley: Nc
Coy and Reiger.
HENRIETTA. Okla, April 30
The Chicks came back strong TODAY
and cvcncd up the score for their
severe drubbing by the Henryetta
clan yesterday by banking Dick
Crittendon's club to o.
Score by innings:
Hcnryetta 900 900 600 s 4
Chickasha ...1l2 600 12x-S II 2
Batteries Miller, Powell and Le-
master; Adcock and Minor
SPRINGFIELD. Mo. April 30
Errors proved costly to Port Smith
in close game here today and
Springfield won 3 TO /.
Score Il. II. r.,
Fort Smith .............. .
Springfield .........,,... D u ]
Ratrcrlcs- SpooeIc. Boyd. Rolf
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Submarine Grounded in
Fog RefiOafed, Unhur4

NAPEAGUE BEACH, Long Island,
April 30.-Tho United States sub
marine D-1O, whicn went aground
near here early today, was floatcd
again this afternoon. The undorsca
boat was not damaged and pro-
ccodcd TO her base at New London,
Conn,
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rIgets Win In Eighih.

DETROIT, April 2o.-Thc Detroit Amer
leans staged a batting rally In the eighth
1uuF today. making three runs and win
ming from 81 Iouis. 10 D.. After Detroit
had gained four run lead Ia the first
three iuHlnEs ny hitting Shocker hard.
100 the sixth
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OF French invention is an attach
ment for automatic looms with
which six colors Of weft can be used
at once and which throws out an
empty shuttle and replaces 1t with
fun one.
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KelIy IIits sl,th Homer

NTW NUNN Avn 10 FN0 NV N0IN
Giants broke their losing ftreok here to-
day and defeated Uuston 800 tho first
game ~ the series, TO g. NvNf was
effective iu tho plnchcs while Drs,hror
was Withdrawn lu the rifth Kelly h.t hla
sixth home run uf the season iu tine SOW
bases fun
k.