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tLove hattcd Tor st0ner In tenlh-
Score by innings:
~. Joseph ..............lo0 1Oi 00t -
Oklahoma city ,.......Ol0 2i2 O02 81
summary: Two-b base hits CorridSl.
Fisher Crosby. Moore. Shaney. Thres-
base hits Nufer Crosby, wllltus. Sacri.
flee hlts--Corridon, Wilkus. Culiop. Nufer
Realty. Connolly Moore, Graham. Wright
Love. Stolen bases-pitt Shanley. Bases
on balls--Ramsey %. Sloner /. wilkus @
struck out Ramsey 2. by Salisbury :.
by Wilkus 3, by Cullup I. Hit by pitched
of Ramsey and In 2, Off Salisbury
I and In g. OF Stoner 2 and I IN 9.
or Wsh1S az era IN d,5d; Sn Cuiiop
left on bases--St. Joseph 10. Oklahoma
city O. Time houra 10 minutes. Runs
Fisher. Bonowitz. Mcdonald Nufcr O.
Crosbis Wilkus Allison. Pitt, Moore
Hsatly, Harper. Graham. ShBnley. Hughes
ErrorH- Corridor. UonowitZ, Graham. Um-
pites-Daly and Burnside.
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Pitcher Ramsey euspcnded

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 10
clyde Ramsey, star pitcher of the
Western league last year, was in.
definitely suspended today by Man
ager Dick Breen of the oklahoma
city club for failure to get into con-
dition, Ramsey has lost three
games out OF four pitched this sea
sop. Last season he had record
OF "a won and five lost, setting a
new record for the league,
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TULSA

summary; Two-hasc hlts--Massey.
Lee, Wurfli. Burke. Bennett. Homo
rnns--Griffin. IcliNcIt .. sacrifice
hlt--Adams. Stolen basc--icc. Bases
Of bails--Ofr Daniels 2, off adams
=. struck out-By Daniels q. by
Adams g. Hit by pitchcr-By Dan
tells. Bennett. Double pIay---Qucry
10 MufrIi. Left an bastrs--Omaha
3, Tulsa .. Time of game hour
~ minutes. Umpircs--Andcrson and
Becker.
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,IopIin
sioux CIT,

NuWmarN' TWO- base hIts-Casey, NmIfh,
Walker, Berger. Three base hits Robert
son and Cady. Sacrifice hits-Metz,
Casey strain. Bases on balls--off Davis
9. Off Berger ., OF Hili I. Struck ont
Hy Davis ., by Berger Z Earned runs
ana hits--On Davis ! run ami hits in
.. Off Berger I and 6 In s. of nm 2 and
o in /. hit by. pitched ball --stelnbren-
ner, Robson and Fox (by Befger) Left
on hases-Sioux city I, Joplin g. Stolen
base --- strain, wild pitch 49, Davis. Time
and Delave. Runs-Fox. Steinbrenner.
Metz. Casey, Robson, Mari, Spellman
Davis. Cady ErrOrs-Krucger.
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.BR00KLYNS WIN
lST FROM REDS
Reuther Holds Old Mates
Safe; Pirates, Cards
and Cubs Victors

BROOKLYN, May 1o.--The Brooklyn
champions took the first game ~ the
western invasion today BY defeating cin-
clnuatL TO O. Reuther held the Reds
safe In every inning except the seventh
when Harerave MT into tho seats in LETT
feld for n home run. with crane On
first In the seventh wheat drove the
haiI over the rIFht field wall FOR the
circuit Olson fieided brilliantly at short.
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BEAT
TULSANS 6 TO |
Omaha Hits Adams Hard
While Daniels Is
Effective

The oilers Yesterday l1r the
opening game ot rho present home
stay when > fug1n Hurcha omaha
Buffllocs slJFgod ont u 10 Vie.
tory
Hard and timely hitung of the
delivery or karl Adams. Including
- safe drives, four for extra bases.
Including two home runs by Jack
LolINojt and one by Pug Griffin.
gave Tho BuffH their siN runs and
victory
b"niri- Iiurl~ EffcctivclN
Lofty Daniels hurled effective
ball and In only one inning. the see
yndt were the oilers enabled to
make more than one hit tie was
especially tight when the Burkemen
threatened and several times turned
back The opposition with men on
bases Tho oilers had enough men
lett on the sacks, rlrn. ,o win an
ordinary ball game on tho other
glove, the Buffs took advantage Of
their run getting opportunities and
only three Of them died on tho
paths
Both clubs accorded their pitch
ors ofrorlcss and 80 times brilliant
support.
Bluffs score In First
The Buflalocs scored Two runs IN
the first inning. liancy, singled
through Thompson with one out
Lee tlicd to Burke. Griffin hit over
The center field wall for a home
run, scoring llancy ahead.
Their only run was counted by the
oilers IN the second Parker led of
with a single Ia left Bennett wa
hit by q pitched bal. McGinnis beal
out a hunt 20 nancy and the bases
were full Query struck out Adam,
sacrificed. Daniels unassIstcd, and
Parker scored.
Omnhn Adds n pair.
omaha added pair Of markers
In the sixth. Griffin singled TO cen
ter with one out. Lelivclt hit uvel
tht right ficld wall for home run
Lelivolts second circuit clout, owe
the center field wall. scoring Lee
who had doubled and stolen secon,
with two out. gave the Buffaloe
their last brace of scores IN tn,
eighth inning
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Notes of the Game

The oilers and Buffaloes today
play tho second game Of the series
All week day games start at t:ld
O'Clock and saturday and Sunday
contests at o'clock,
Pug Griffin's one-hand catch OF
Thompsons drive In the third
robbed the oilers OF a hit
Haneys fast play OF Bennetts
slow roller in the fourth was neat
bit OF fielding.
Jimmy Burke almost came
through in the ninth when with the
bases full. he drove sharply 10 left
few inches on the outside of th'
foul line,
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summsry t,er on basss wichita 2.
Rhyme Coffcy Two-baso hits-Grant
O'Connor. Home run Washburn. stolen
~ Gregory T. by I.ynch g. Bases on
balls-Lynch p. Gregory g. MUd pitch
Gregory. Git BY pitcher Washburn,
by lynch. Runs. o. Conuof Rhyme. wash
burn 2. Errors Wasbburn. nerEcr and
Hsley tmpites.. buckley and HolmcH.
Timo--t hour 80 minutes.
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Had a. Horsc ON Him

owen Moore likes fast horses and
knows a great deal about them. ons
OF his friends, 20 test his knowledge
asked him:
who is Man o. war by?"
"He was always by himself when.
over | saw him nun" said Moore
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NEW YORK. May io.--The 81. Louis
Nationals nntslugsed New york here to-
iay and wor Z to 6. st, Louis won the
game in the seventh, scoring 'wo runs on
ffornsby's triple and singles by Fournier
nd t,avan. Before the game, TopOreer OF
81. Louis was given gold wa'ch BY
ocal admirers.
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BOOSTERS PLAY
WITCHES TO TIE
Rain Breaks Up Pitchers
Battle in 11th; st. Joe
Noses Indians

WICHITA Kan. MAY 10 pcs Molues
staged "a rally ln the ninth after ono was
gone and tied The score ~ 20 on wichita
rain then stopped pitchers battle be
tween Iyu-b and Gregory. after Dcs
Mqines had baited iu the iith iuniug.
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raber Holds Red so, safe.

CHICAGO. May lO.--Faber held Bos-
ton to six hits today, while Russell, who
replaced Bush, blew up In the eighth. aud
Chicago won the first game OF the serloa
from the eastern Invaders, to /.
The score,
xnatted Tor Rush In eighth
aPrRtt out hit by bstcd ball.
Nrnfe BY lnnInEn.
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soos score 7 Runs In Ninth.

JOPLIN. Mo-, May 1O.-In game
which was hotly contested pitchers
battle until the ninth. Sioux city copped
the onener hove inhnN. 8 10 I. Tho gnma
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9Th RUTH HOMER
WINS FOR YANKS
Washington Trounces In
dians in First Clash;
Faber Beats Red Sox

DETROIT May 10. Babe Ruth made
h's ninth home run OF the scason today.
driving tho ball into the contorfleld
ahead OF him. the hit giving New York q
20 | Victory over Detroit. Ruth'A circuit
drive was his only hit Middleton striking
In the ninth inning on push's triple ana
nj out
Tho
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DEFEATS JOHNNY 'TILLMAN IN 15-ROUND GO

good pitching by Cooper. defeated n.
3 to 2. and the fans. through Mtya,o ~
drew J. Peters. presented the "a
Boston star with a travelling bar Orst .,,
Matanville played a spectacular r,aooiA
The erorp. H'Hlt
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MashIngion Mnllon. Cleveland.

CLEVELAND May i6Bsttiug naghy
and Caldwell from the box, MaHhlngton
defeated Cleveland, . TO 2, In the first
game of the series cleveland uNcrward
stopped the rally Tho battlnH "
Speaker ana OUourke apd tho folding OF
Harris ana Miller featured.
The score
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Imhs nni lInrh mi ~.

., ~ IN ~ II HlA, May lo.HChIesrsb, HI,
today and won, to H Homo r,,a.
Wrightstone and Meusei over tbr s
field wall scored both the local rur, =,
was AleNandcr's fret appearance sincs n.
hurt HE arm on opening day w
The score
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OKLAHOMA CITY, May iO.-Aftpr
striking out three times IN row. Fisher
drove out two-baggcr In tho tenth
run that gave ~. Joseph an to vic
tory over Oklahoma city.
The Hgpret
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Tillman, Smaller Boxer,
Forces Fitz at Fast
Pace
ALBA STOPS MILLER
Tulsan Wins in 18th Round
Miller Shows Gamencss
and Stamina

Young Fitzsimmon- outpolnlrd
Johnny Tillmtu 4. rounds.
Tommy Alba stopped Jimmy
Miller. d rounds
Jimmy Abfoso defeated Joe
Glnddis. 4 rpuudH
Jimmy Surgunl uuiaiugECd
Tony Knapp. rounds
Kid Drkcr and Young Byna m
drew. rounds
I<id Yourg stopped Dewey
murphy 2 rounds
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johnson. ralk. Sacrifices y Collins.
--Shsely to Johnson 10 Shoely FAber TO
Johnson 10 Shcely, Pratt TO Rual to Wit.
Bases on bRllB--pN Bush 4, off FabCr q
off Russell O. Struck out--Ry Fabcr L.
by Hush I. W.ld pitch Russell. Runs
Scott Strunk, Shcoly SChalk, Faber.
Errors MonoHky, Russell,
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Southwestern League

INDEPENDENCE. Kan, May 10.
Bartlesville won the third OF the
series today when Young poled one
out Of the lot for "a homer and scor-
ing two men ahead Of him. chi
nosky youngstcr. pitched for the
ProducSs.
The score by innings n. Il. E.
BartIesvilie oct 020 800 6 6 2
independ. on oil 900 3
Loedy and johnson; Chlnosky and
Fromme
Coffeyvilic pounded Hickey FOR II
hits early in the game aud won s
and .
Sapuipa ....i00 O01 600 I
Coffeyvlllo LIB 900 O0x-6 II !
Hickey and Hodge, Green and
Clanton.
PITTsBURG, Kan. May 10
pittsburg lost the third and deciding
game of tho series today, throa "a
two, The Nets came from behind
Bud scored three runs In the sixth
on five hits. Rain halted the gamt
80 minutes
Pittsburg Zoo 600 OOe--2 8 0
Muskogee 1000 0O3 OOO--3 o Z
Meek and Levenaw. Bryant and
Bonifer.
PARSONS. KAN, May l0-MiamI
at Parsons. no game, rain.
was min and tuck, until tho la,. trsme
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gRatted Tor Caldwell in ftfh
HfnattCd for odruWald iu seventh.
zzzRnn for O'NpU ia seventh
NAlso ran for Thomas In seventh
Score by innings
Washington Co.,. .......... ... 500 O3O 100 o
Cleveland ... ..,...... 600 OO2 800
summary Two-hase hits-#Judgr. Harris
ONuurlte %. hruwUr, stephenson. John
ston. Home runr-Speakcr, stolen bases
Harfis. Shanks Bases on ballsH#Orf
shaw ., OFT Odenwald =. struck uut-.
by shaw I. by Acosta !. Runs Judge.
Milan, Rice ., Browcr, Harris %. Shuuks
% Jameson, Johnston Speaker. smith.
stephenson ONeilL WambsBanss, Uhle
Errors Miller Sewcll .,
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snaurd for Middleton IN eighth,
Score by innings;
NeW YORK '.''..t'.'''''.'so zoo 900 900
h'liNN tfN 4..s.,aH. .NVU NUO pOl-fr 7
summary Two base hltse-Ptpp. He'll.
mann. Three base hits Meusel ward.
lush. Home run Ruth. Sacrifice hits
ward. Double plays-NOunE to Hash to
hlue, reckinpaugh to Ward TO Pipp
Meusel 70 Pipp, Hush to niue, uasea on
balls-on Middleton ., off Mays 2 Runs
Peckinpaugh, Ruth. Bush.
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NBatted for Pertica In fourth.
INFLATED for Goodwin in sixth.
NxxBatted for Sallee in eighth.
Score by innings:
St Louis 80 .............30 soc oO0 COO
New York ...............30 309 100 0Oo--6
summary; Two-base hits-Schult kel-
Icy, Frisch. HornsbY. Three-base hits
Mann. Hornsby. Homo runs--Young and
schultz stolen bases--Schultz, lavan.
Sncrifices-Sallee, Fouruior .. Double
plays--Lavsn to Hornsby 20 Fournier
Rapp 20 Frisch to Kelley, Bases on balls
OFF Nehf !. off Sallee /. off Pertica ..
off Goodwin .. Off North /. struck out
ny Nehf !. by Ryan ]. Runs-Schultz ..
Stock, Hornsby 3, Lavan, Burns. Frisch :.
Young. Kelly. Smith. Errors-McHenry,
Lavan, Young 2, Rapp.
Maranvilc Day In Boston.
BOSTON, May 1O.--Pittsburgh Joined
with greater Boston fans today In a
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hicago


II
matted for Keenan, in seventh
1zBatted Tor Weincrt In ninth
Score by innings.
Chicago ... ..............lte 100 o6i
Philadelphia ..............0i0 100 0o0-,
summary: TWO-ba hits=FIsrk
Grimes, Y. Miller. Three base him,
Home runs Wrlehtstouc. Meusei has,
on balls--Of Alexander 2 of BaumFsrs
nor /, OF keenan J. or Weiuert / sltu|
-out--By Alexander ., by Freeman h
Baumgatdner !, by Keenan, Runs
Flack ?. Terry, Malsel Deal Freems,
Meusel. Wrightsone. Errors-Neal
Miller. Baumgardner.
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was min and tuck until tho last frame
when the Miner hurlcrs cracked under
tho heavy 500 hombardment and seven
runs went over the plate.
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Pittsburgh
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ThaN 80 81 10 Tonls a5 aa..
zBatted for OcschRcr Iu sa,srtb
zaBatted Tor Scott In ninth.
Score hy innings
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PARSONS. KAN, May lo.--Miami
at Parsons. no game. rain.
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COUNTY DEPOSITORY

Notice is hereby given that the County Court of Lee county will, on Monday, January 3, 1921, re- ceive propositions from any bank, banker or trust company in said county, that may desire to be the depository of the public funds of said county, including the school funds.
 Any such bank, bankers or trust company desiring to become such depository shall, on, or before, the first day of said term of court Monday, January 3, 1921-file with the clerk of said court sealed bid stating the rate of interest offered to be paid by such bidder for the two years next ensuing, upon the county funds, including the school funds, that may be deposited in pursuance to such bids. Each bid shall be accompanied by certified check for $250. The successful bid der will file bond for an amount not less than the total revenue of the county for the years for which said bond shall be given. Inter est to be computed upon daily bal ances and shall be paid to the coun- ty treasurer quarterly. The court reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 E. w. KING, (469) Clerk
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WARMING ORDER
l. the Chancery Court of Lee Coun.
 ty Arkansas.

Henrv G. Rhodes, Geo. T. Webb and o' vs' s. No. 87s2. Stewart c. Rhodes, Bank of Com merce and Trust Company, a corporation, of Memphis, Ten nessee, Trustee; w. L. Deen, Charley E. Parker, Trustee Robert B. Parker, Mrs. Mary Fleet. Trustee; P. T. Fleet, Matte V. Johnston, Trustee W. M. Johnston, Bank of Bol- ivar. of Bolivar, Tennessee, a corporation, Trustee; Geo. Y. Gibson, o. B. Polk, Jr., J. P Farris, W. T. Holmes, Trus- L tee, and J. A. Holmes, Defend ants.
 The defendants, Stewart c, Rhodes, Bank of Commerce and Trust Company, a corporation of Memphis, Tennessee, Trustee; w. |. Deen, Charley E. Parker, Trus- tee; Robert B. Parker, Mrs. Mary Fleet, Trustee; F. T. Fleet, Matte ". Johnston, Trustee; w. M. John ston, Bank of Bolivar, of Bolivar Tennessee, corporation, Trustee; Geo. Y. Gibson, o. B. Polk, Jr., J P. Paris, w. T. Holmes, Trustee and J. A. Holmes, are hereby warn ed to appear in the Lee Chancery Court within thirty days from this date and answer, or otherwise plead, to the complaint heretofore filed herein against them by Henry G Rhodes, ct al.
 Witness my hand and seal as Clerk of the Lee Chancery Court this 9th day of December, 1920.
 T. F. CLAYWELL,
 Clerk By BEN B. BONNER,
 Deputy Clerk. (471
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WARNING ORDER
inc Lee chancery Court.

In the Lee Chancery Court. Uatie Petit, Plaintiff, a vS. wv pohert Petit, Defendant. Tbe defendant, Robert Petit, is orn.sd to appear in this court with N"iit " thirty days and answer the com n, nlaint of the plaintiff filed here H. Marianna, Ark, Dec. 8, 1920.
 T. F. CLAYWELL,
 Clerk 4s}N B. BONNER, D Deputy Clerk. ,+tv W. L. Ward. (473)
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WARNING ORDER

Tn the Lee Chancery Court. Lyda May Williams, Plaintiff, vs. No. 3784. Johnnie Williams, Defendant. The defendant, Johnnie Williams is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff filed herein.
 Marianna, Ark, Dec. 8, 1920.
 T. F. CLAYWELL,
 Clerk. BEN B. BONNER,
 Deputy Clerk. Atty, W. L. Ward.
 (472)
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WARNING ORDER
.La Lee Chaneerx Court.

Ir the Lee Ihancery Nourt' Ronoo No. 2304
 II Wells, ct al., Defendants. W; rIa m defendant, w. H. Wells, IS rned me to appear in this court with warhhG;St w.h;'tv days and answer the com in nt .llti of the plaintiff filed herein plT,L Marianna, Ark, Dee. Is, 1920. M'' T. F. CLAYWELL,
 n Clerk 4o1p BEN B. BONNER, D. c. by t+ys Daggett & Daggett.
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A full bleoded American Indian chief, well educated and supervisor of an Indian reservation school, is laboriously carving a totem pole, upon which is inscribed the history of the Snohomish Indian tribe. When complete the pole will stand more than 100 feet high and will measure seven feet in diameter.
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The War Department has an- nounced the testing of a new long range machine gun firing 400 to 500 bullets minute. The gun car ries bullet five times as heavy as those carried by the Springfield ri- file and will shoot about twice as far as an ordinary machine gun.
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WARNING ORDER

In the Lee Chancery Court. James Thompson, ct al, Plaintiffs, vS.
 Ellis Thompson, Defendant. The defendant, Ellis Thompson, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs filed herein.
 Marianna, Ark, Dec. 2, 1920.
 T. F. CLAYWELL, BEN B. BONNER, Clerk.
 Deputy Clerk. Attys., Fitzsimmons & Smith. (470)
The courier-index., 1921-01-07

King Christian, of Denmark, re- gently visited Pope Benedict. This is the first time since 1774 that a king of Denmark has entered the Vatican.
The courier-index., 1921-01-07

An English scientist has perfected an apparatus for running electric current through milk as substitute for pasteurization. The tempera- ture of the milk does not rise above 14S degrees Fahrenheit and is not cooked or altered through the heat ing.