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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
H COngrGsO COnSidera eI sis
tGrna de Cr6ditOS Rura|GS
PrOyeCtOs de ley para pT6stamOS a cOrtO pIazOj
meTCadO cooperative; OtrOs asuntOS

Mas cr6dito para operaciones agri-
colas por medic de un depar5amento
ie creditos refaccionarios establecido
en- cada banco territorial fedora, es el
objeto de los proyectos de ley presen-
tados en- Ell Senado Y Camara de Re
presentantes en- enoro 81. Los rroyectos
s. 3051, presentado por ell Sr. Lenroot.
y H R. 1OOSS. ror el 81. Anderson,
identicos en- sus disposiciones, cnmien
dan la Ley Federal de Prestamos Ru-
rales concediendo mayores poderes a
los bancos territoriales federales de
acuerdo con recomendaciones hechas
por la Comisi6n Conjunta de Investi-
gaciones AgricoIas.
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1AND-GRANr BANDS

Los bancos de creditos ruralas que
daran autorizados, bajo las ccndIciones
de estos proyectos, sujetos exclusiva-
mente a las reglas y reglamertos i'm
puestos por ell Comite de prestamos
Rurales FederaIes: ~ Descontar para
cualquier banco nacional, del estado,
'trust company, compadia incorpo-
rada de prestamos sobre ganadc o ins
tituci6n de ahorros, con su endcso, cual
quier nota y otra clase de obligation,
ell remanente de la cual haya sido ade-
lantado usado de primera intenci6n
para prop6sitos agricolas Tara la
crianza, selection, ceba y venta de ga
nado, (2) hacer prestamos directamen-
te cualquier asociacion cooperative
organizada bajo las leyes de cualQuier
estado y compuesta por personals de-
dicadas la production de los princi-
pales productos agricolas, 81 las notas
tales otras obligaciores que represen
tan tales pr6stamos estan garantizadas
por los recibos de almaceaaj2 de di-
chos productos
sujeto la aprob2c on del Comit6
de Prestamos Ft tlcrales. los bancos
de creditos rurales tamb!en esraran au-
torizados ezpe.ir y vendcr ac-
clones tales o:ras obEgaciones con
nm t6rnino &c vc cimiexto de no
mas de tres aTcs partiT de- item
po de exped re. los cusles seran
garantizadss per una caEtidad igual
en- effective o ca rotas otras tales
obligaciones dcsconta1as o reprcsentap
do pr6stamos hechos hajo Ia subdivi-
sion (a) del proyecto.
Los proyectos incluycn e,itr@ otras
las siguientes disposiciones ref;r rente al
capital: Que con ell pcop6sito d. ejer-
citar los poderes confcridos. por este
tftulo, cada banco territorial federal
Gebera establecer IA d:pra. anlcrto Sc
parade, que sea dcnominado como de-
partamento de or 5dit refac3ionarios.
para ell cual 81 900 600 de capita; seran
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PRoPUEsTA soBRE CUARENTENA
DE SUELoS

Una vista publica para discutir la
necesidad de una cuarentena de are
mas, suelos, TERRA de Puerto Rico,
fin de prevenir la entrada de plagas
de insectos daninos dentro de este pals,
sera celebrada por ell Comit6 Federal
de Horticulture en- Washington en- mar
20 7. Una cuarentena de esta 1ndole.
como particularmente afecta Ia terra
que traen pegadas las plantas, no res
t,ingira sacramento Ell comercio de
Puerto Rico nj de Hawaii con el con-
tinente. Sin embargo, este suspendera
algin que otro embarque accidental de
TERRA con plantas cualquier otra
cosa parecida quspueda traer ehemigos
&c las plantas que Sc anidan viven
Ell la TERRA. Entire los insectos contra
los cuales Sc dirige la cuarenvena, son
el gusano blanco, el caculo iapones de
Ia rosa, y algunas otras espccies de
comejenes, todos los cuales pueden muy
facilmente ser trasportados con la tie
IRA.
(Tomado de seThe Official Record
dc febrero 1, 1929.
(Traducci6n de G.. Agostin1l.
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PARA Veneer EN- PONCE

Los atletas de la Universidad de Puer
to Rico practican, llenos de entusiasmo
y Sc preparan como nunca para los jue-
gos atleticos que sc efectuaran en- Pom
ce, a fines del mes de MARIO. su "trai-
ner'' Cosme Beitia,-el campe6n del Guar
to de milla en- Puerto Rico-,nos asegu-
ra que sus muchachos Sc traeran la CO.
pa este aao.
William Guzman la estrella de la Uni
versidad, esta en- mejores condolences q.
nunca, y es indudab1e, que, como en-
amos anteriores, saldra victorioso en- to-
dos los eventos en- que tome parte. Te-
nemos noticias de que esta tirando cua-
renta y cinco pies ocho pulgadas con
la bola de hierro, que podra por 10
tanto, romper su propio record" por
tercera vez.
Julio Vazquez,-la maraviIla de las
Glen yardas-, Sc halla taInbien en- es-
plendidas condolences, Y esta dispues,
to, como el afo pasado, entrar delan-
te Ell el primer dash
Daniel Miranda, asegura que dara un
''come-back", y promote que solo el
ganara la carrera de doscientas veinte
yardas. Pepin Barreiro, por su parte, ase
gura el primer puesto al "broad jump,
y afirma que con William Guzman, entra
ra, la Universidad, en- primero Y Sc
gundo turno, respectivamente, en- la ca.
rrera de obstaculos.
Estos son los conocidos... pero ademas,
Beitia tiene los "tapados'' con los que
piensa dar ell golpe final, sin que olvi-
demos a Rafael Bucaglta, ell coloso de
la media milla.
veremos a yer 81 Sc cumpien las pro-
fecias de Beitia, 81, lie preparan sus
muchachos una combination como la del
afo pasado.
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HoWltzer
Headquarters, Medical,

Resultado de los juegos que Sc han
nevado efecto durante la ultima Sc
mana:
Co. 10, Co. "1''-o.
Co. ''K"-4, Co. "F"-1
CO. COS, Co. Service CO..
stars-5, Co. 'B"-4.
Co. ''D"-11, Co. Alb.
Co. "E''-s, Co. Howitzer-7.
Co. "G"-1o, Headquarters Medical
IS.
Por cientOs de las baterias de les ju-
gadores;
Vega, 500
Lopez, 600
Torres, 600
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
PARA LA sANcRE
Vendo

RoIIos de tabaco hiIado cosecha-
dos en- los nejores terrenos de
Isabella, p. r. Los interesados
oueden dirigirse a Agustin Cha
YES del Vale, en- Isabella, P. r.,
o al p. O. Box 1902. Arecibo, P.
R., donde estan las existencias.
AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22

UN BANCo DE AHoRRo.-Una hoia
de la Navajo Auto Shop lie dura de
cuatro a seis meses, usandola diaria-
mente. Es un positive ahorro.-Tiene
I'm asentador automatico que lie pro
porciona un flo nuevo cada vez que
Sc afeite. Pida que Sc la enseflen. Ella
10 convencera. En- todas las casas de
San Juan.-Deposito Tetuan g. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22

Falta de vigor, pereza, anemia y decai-
miento son los resultados de Sangre inn
pura. I'd necesita embellishments un to-
nico fuerte ehcaz que de a su cuerpo
sangre pura roja. FL EHxiy de Leonard
Para 10 SGngre hara sangre pura y lie da-
"a vigor amino. Su accion efectiva
expulsa de su sistema todas las materias
venenosas devuelve nueva vida su
cuerpo ST ID no ha tornado EKxiT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22

Sc ALQUIIA un departamento bas.
tante c6modo ventilado con entrada
independence para ofcinas. Dirijase a
Luna 81 bajos. 2-25
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MUEBLES: Una familia que Sc ausen-
ta vende varios muebles.- Lame te-
lefono S48, San Juan. 81
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DE ELEONARDI

para Ia SGngye, compre una botella inme.
diatamente. Este excelente puri6cador es
e6caz en- casos de reumatismo, gotta, ca
tarro, ulceras. escrofulas, Stills todas las
demas intermediates de la sangre FL
EKxiy de Leonard para Ia SdNgre es TN
restaurador poderoso, forti6ca los organos
digestivos. el cerebro y sistema- nervioso y
Pegulariza ell funcionamiento de los rifo-
mes y del higado. Pruebe una botella de
este magnihco EIixir
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NOTAS DE BASEBALL
LA LIGA DE PELoTAs DEL REGI
MIENTo 65 DE INFANTERIA

A pesar del nal Jiempo que hubo en-
esta capital udrante la ultima semana,
la liga de "base- -ball'' del Regimiento
sesenta y cinco de Infanteria, ha neva
do a cabo todos los juegos que estaban
sehalados EN- su itinerario, desde ell lu-
nes, dia en- que el Coronel del Regimen
to tiro la primera bola, inaugurando for
malmente la temporada de baseball
La novena combinada con soldados del
Quatermaster' v ell Headquarters
Sc llamara ''Estrellas' segun ha sido
acordado.
La Liga la representan las siguientes
novenas:
Posici6n actual de la Liga de tbase-
ball" del Regimiento sesenta y cinco
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cADo COOPERATIVE

Ell senador McCumber prsseato un
bill, S. 3O67. en- enero "a cresndo un
Comite de Mercado Cooperative Fede-
raj, que provee la organization de aso-
icaciones cooperativas de mercados, ell
cual fue referido al Comite de Agricul-
tura y Bosques. A1guna discussion sur
gi6 en- los salones del Senado respecto
q 81 este Comite tiene no jurisdiction
sobre este proyecto. Ell sr. Kellog y Ell
Sr. Walsh de Montana presentaron ell
case de 81 Ell Comite Judiciario del
Senado no debiera considerar Ell pro-
yecto FL Senador McCumber manifes-
to que. en- su opinion, Ell proyecto Sc
relacionaba con la agricultural y debie-
ra ser considerable por Ell Comit6 de
Agricultural y Bosques. Luego de al.
guna discussion ell senador McCumber so
licit6 que ell proyecto fuera imprimido
y dejado pendiente hasta que una de-
cision fuera mas tarde tomada Teferen
to al comit6 que debiera ser referi-
do.
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OH! SKINNAY, CIRCUS COMING!
AND IT'S JOHN ROBlNSONS .

years In which the show undorw"h'
transition irom wagons to Moa'n'
boats, from steamboats, TO ordinary
freIghls to ila own special lln'S'
stock, elephant cars and hleepoIs'
And during those decades the John
Robinson show was the first to use
electric lights. tho first to intfouuo'
the present huge oval tent IN place
OF tho old one ring round TOP ana
the first to experiment with motor
stake drivers and other auxiliary
equipment.
The circus comes TO town TINS
year. Il Is said with the greatest
arcnlc performance and the most
attractive naradc in Ia long ana
honorable history The performances
which open at 9 p. m. and p rn''
with impressive pagoantry are pre-
scnted In three rings, on two stages
In an aerial cnolayc and on quar-
ter milo hppodrome track
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24

John Robinson'a circus, with ele'
plants. clowns. jungle beasts. span
sled folks. peanuts. rcd lemonade,
and everything that makes the blg
top dear TO US all. h coming TO town
and every young American Is n quiv'
or with antioIpatory Joys. II will
only be n few days until the oldest,
biggest and best circus will be here
AS the two performances and the
grand free street parade are sehed'
uled for August ..
The one hundred and olght men OF
the advance forces are passing
through. contracting for railroad ae'
commodationa. supplies and the one
thousand and one necessities Of the
major white top organization on the
road. Tho John Robinson circus Is
now IN lts ninciy.nlnth annual tour
Of the United States and Canada.
For nearly n century the Robinson
banners have whipped the breezes
over this one great enterprise--long
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24
THE SCORE BOARD

Yesterday hero - Pey Young
drove in one run with a double and
a triple and scored twn. siying the
Giants a 1 to victory over the
Reds.
The Yanks got 10 hits off four Red
Sox pitchers and won. II to T.
George Sisler made three Of the
Browns seven errors and the Tigers
won. IL TO 8.
Sixteen hits off three Athletic
pitchers enabled Washington to win
If to .. With two more double
plays Washington ran the seasons
total up to lOi.
The Robins lost their thirteenth
game on the western trip when the
Cubs beat them. to |.
Boston beat the Cards ( to | and
put the Giants back in first place.
Leverette stopped the winning
march of the Cleveland Indians and
the White Sox won, 10 o G.
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POLICE COURT

Mrs. Lena McCarty, charged with
disturbing the peace. fined 50.
Bob Stuart, charged with being
drunk, fined s..
Fred Grimsley, charged with vio-
lating traffic ordinance, fined s..
Ed Wagner charged with violating
traffic ordinance, fined S..
John Smith, charged with speed
ing, fined $5.
w. e. Earhart and L. N. Nigh,
charged with interfering with ladies'
walking down street, fined 500 each.
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Aiiof taxing Two hHalEi HoNh 'h'
ilallroadora. the Chicks lost Sunday
afternoons game. 10 .. II was a
llsiloss affair In which ilogna had
the first half champions hitting easy
ones TO the outileld.
llogna. who was boated In pitch
crs duel In Fridays game. came
hack yesterday afternoon and han
died the Chicks with ease lie al
lowed them only eight scattered hits
while his mates collected II blows
off the delivery OF Bob witt, the
Chicks recruit pitcher. who came
TO the rescue OF Morris In the first
inning. Morris was spiked In a
play at first base.
Wit, not fully recovered from the
recent injury TO his back. was un
able TO operate his change In pace
which has babe him hard TO beat
Gaines single and Lowry's homo
run oyor tho right field raco track
Gnlnea FREQ pass 10 first and Coylea
inuff OF lowry'a powerful drive INTO
right field were responsible for all
of tho Chicks runs.
Every III Reno player except
Pitcher Ifegna. contributed at least
one hit TO tho assault upon the
Chickasha moundsman.
Two hundred III Reno fans came
10 Chlckasha 10 sec their Railroad
ors win the verdict.
Kid Thornton held the Ronos to
seven scattored hits In Saturdays
game. Nine satctIes were garnered
Off tile offerings OF Lesser, a power
ful right handler. The hitting OF
Gaines. witt. Lowry, Thornton aud
Pelkington netied the homelings
runs. l.osser's triple and Joseph's
sacrifice ON a squeeze play brought
in III Ronos lono counter.
Clinton arrived here carly this
afternoon for n three game series
after which the Chicks 20 to Guth'
ric for three games. Then both
teams come to Chlckasba Tor three
encounters-next Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday.
Guy Pelkington was released to
the I'll Reno CLUB after Sundays
game here. lie will play in the out
field and win complete one o ithe
fastest outfield combinations in The
league. Pelkington's services were
needed hero. hut Manager Mclean
was forced to turn him to El Reno
TO cut down expenses. lie probably
will return to the Chicks later on in
the season.
Lofty Morris was released outright
in 4 further endeayor to slice down
expenses. Morris has not yet signed |
with another club The release OF
Morris leaves the following men on
the Chicks pitching staff. Peters,
Wit, Thornton and Graham, the /
latter hayins been reiusiatcd after
h brief suspension. Lilies Will do |
some mound duty.
The games this afternoon and to-
morrow afternoon begin at o'clock.
Wednesdays game will begin at
3:l5 o'clock.
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a3g&ss'}g|,$

Invasion OF diplomas on the diamond
In years.
With former major loagucrs coach
Ing at nearly all the big universities,
the major league managers aren't
taking big gamble IN going after
college stars.
They can take a college player.
educate him ON the bench or polish
him In the minorl for much less than
Il would take to buy star from
the minor leagues.
The Glass "A leagues, which arc
the best producers OF finIahed prod.
ncm, ara demanding prices in five
or six figurca since they refused 10
accept the draft and the major
leagues are looking to other fields.
Charley Ebbeti, boss Of the Brook
Ign Dodgers. said recently that places
were open for 1850 good young ball
players In the major leagues.
Some one bnttcd In and remarked
that Charley could use about twenty
himself.
When the Pitts and the Athletics
also got through picking over such
a shipment there wouldn't be much
left for the other clubs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24
HEGNA TOO GOOD FOR CHICKS IN
SUNDAYS BATTLE; GETS REVENGE
FOR DEFEAT AT OPENING SERIES

soy. Lowry. Three base hit, Lesser
Sacrifice hits, Joseph. Mabry. Stolen
bases. Gaines. Kittorman, Struck out.
by Lesser /. by Thornloni. BASES
on balls. off Lesser /, off Thornton
2. Left on bases. NJ Rono Z, Chick
asha I. Earned runs. VI Reno /.
Chiekaaha /. Double play, Lowry to
Dugan to Kiticrman. Time OF game.
1885. Umpire. Miller
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PUBLIC RECORDS
Marriage Licenses.

MarfIabc IIucHset'
q. II. James. ago 20. OF okemah
and Miss l.. Manila lzer. age %. OF
Yale. Ceremony performed by Rev
W. A. Roach. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church.
=. II. Bullock. age 90. OF Oklahoma
city. and Mildred Francis Martin. age
20. Of Oklahoma city. Ceremony per
formed b. H. l.. Grigsby. justice Of
the peace.
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Summary: Two base hits, Cook,
Lukehart, Pelkington. Three base
hits, Cook. Joseph Home run,
Lowry. Sacrifice hits, Cook, Coyle,
Hegna. Stolen bases, Coyle g. Bases
on balls, off Hegna, /, off Witt 2.
Struck out, by Witt 2. Double plays
Joseph to Cook to Naylor, Left on
bases, El Reno 8, Chickasha 5. Hit
by pitched ball, Henga Pelkington
Earned runs, Ell Reno 6. Time Of
game, 900. Umpire, Hellman.
HnN Scnre. SaiurdaY'S game:
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Batteries: Henry and wade;
Lanuy. l.aRoo and Blair
II lnninns At Clinton.
Clinton. July 23.--Clinton won n
free-hittlng struggle from Guthrie II
TO 10 Sunday. Both sides played
ragged ball. tho weather being ex.
ceedingly hot. Clinton won In the
eleventh.
Score by innings: II II Il
Guthrie .---0O0 l0l $50 OO-l0 IL 4
Clinton 200 OlO GlO Oil is 6
Batteries: lIonshaw, Jennings and
IIayman: Kremer, McGee, and Fergu.
son.
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Duncan. July 23,--wilson made Il
two straight from Duncan and won
the last game Of the series by .
TO 2 score. 4 single and n walk In
the last Of the ninth gave Duncan
two men on after one was out aud It
looked as II they would tie the tally,
but easy outs TO the left aud center
flelders on the next two men up
saved Wilson tho game.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24
GAMES TODAY.
Oklahoma State League.

Oklahoma State League.
Clinton at Chickashas
Duncan at Wilson.
Ell Reno, at Guthrie.
Western League.
Tulsa at Denver.
Oklahoma City lat pes Molnes.
Wichita at Sioux City.
ST. joseph at Omaha.
ksleriran Lsague.
No .amss sctadutsd
Hs..o-s! League.
No sa-ss scheda,ed
Western sssec.a...r.
Springfield at Fort Smith.
Joplin at Eenryett2
Cs-ulges 1t Enid.
Fswhuska at- Icalisssr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24
by HENRY l.. FARRELL
lrnIlod prcaa snorla EdIlorI


New York. July 2i.-when Mac Al
rich aud Jack conlon. two OF the out
standing college stars of the season,
turned down flattoring offers to play
major league basooall. the ohlFp was
heard-"Wise boys. those boysl"
Which brings up popular argu.
ment on professional baseball "a a
field for college graduates.
Some time ago Commissioner
lands, who Is very proud Of his son
was asked what advice he would give
tho boy II he wanted to enter pro-
foseloal baseball and the commission.
or refused to answer.
Flank Frisch. Jack Barry George
Slslor Eddie Collins. Arthur Nchi,
Christy Mathowron, Joe Scwell,
wally Pipp. Dorrlil Pratt. BIN Ryan,
doc" Lavam. Joe Dugan, Carson
Bigbee. Lloyd ChriHtenbury, George
Cutshaw, Frank Ellerbe. Joe Evans.
Horace Ford, Larry Gardner, Cliff
Hcathcotho. Hrrry Hooper, BIN KILL
for. Larry Kopf, Dave Robertson.
TrH Speaker. Milton Stock, Ieb
Terry. Rcd Fabcr. Herb Leonard,
Duster Mails. Al Mnmaux, Lee Mead
ows. Joe Oeschger. Eppa Rlxey Lefty
Tyler and Jack Watson ere all col
lege men and have been successful
in their chosen field.
But the question arises, how will
they be prepared for the long days
after their eyes weaken, their arms
20 lame and their legs give out?
The career OF the ordinary profess
sional baseball players gives out
when man in other walks of life
is just getting a good start
1t can be pointed out that II would
be a long time before young doctor
or q young lGwy0r could draw down
the stipend of Babe Ruth. but u
must be remembered also that Ruth
went through ten lean years before
he crashed through to the top.
BY the same application and with
the same talent at law or medicine,
a young college graduate ought to
do almost as god after ten years
labor and he would just be getting
started good.
Some of the big baseball lights
have a profession to turn 20 When
their playing days are over. Lavan
and Evans are doctors. Hughey Jen-
nings is a lawyer. Art Nehf is
mechanical engineer. Muddy" Ruel
is studying law. Speaker is a con-
tractor.
These are exceptions, however.
Most of the college men will have to
get started at some ordinary COM
mercial work, go to the minors IL
they are not completely done up, or
turn to the treacherous job of man
aging some club.
Some of the smart players, who
have made big money and divided
worlds series spoils, Fave made good
investments and have pile tucked
away for the rainy day. There aren't
enough Of them, however, to make a
team.
Flattering inducements to college
players this season made the largest
R A t SIT M QT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24
Western Association.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Oklahoma State League.

Oklahoma State League.
AT Chickasha 2; lei Reno 8.
At Clinton IL; Guthrie 10.
At Duncan 2; Wilson 3.
National League.
AT st. Louis |; Boston 4.
AT Cincinnati /; NewrYork 4.
At Brooklyn /; Chicago A.
Only three games scheduled.
American League.
At New York H. Boston q
At Washington IL; Philadelphia
AT Cleveland g. Chicago 10.
AT Detroit IL; st. Louis 6.
Western League.
At Des Moines 4; Oklahoma City
At Sioux City 5-6 Wichita 1916.
At Omaha 15-1; st. Joseph 1i-3.
At Denver 2-S; Tulsa 5-10.
Western Association.
At McAlester 5; Pawhuska 6.
AT Enid 10; Okmulgee |.
At Ft. Smith 4, Springfield |.
At Henryetta 5; Joplin 4.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24
SPEAKING.

Paul Nesbit will speak in front Of
the postoffice Wednesday night at 8
y. m. under the auspices of the
Farmer.Labor Reconstruction League.
24-3t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24

Flattering inducements to college
players this season made the largest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24

These are exceptions, however
Most of the college men will have to
get started at some ordinary com
mercial work, go to the minors il
they are not completely done up. or
turn to the treacherous job of man
aging some club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24

Some of the smart players, who
have made big money and divided
worlds series spoils, Fave made good
investments and have a pile tucked
away for the rainy day. There aren't
enough Of them, however, to make a
team.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24

Some of the big baseball lights
have profession to turn 20 when
their playing days are over. Lavan
and Evans are doctors. Hughey Jen-
nings is a lawyer. Art Nehf is a
mechanical engineer. Muddy" Ruel
is studying law. Speaker is con-
tractor.
The Little River news., 1922-08-09
Marvin News.

Marvin, Aug. 7.-(Special.)-Born to MT. and Mrs. L. E. Trammell boy last week.
 The weather is hot and dry and the candidate are also warm. We nope that this condition will be changed in the near future.
 What is to be done about our Sun day School remains to be seen.
 Ray McMahan and R. E. Murphy of Wallace neighborhood were in Sun day School at the Baptist church Sun day.
 J. E, Latham of Richmond visited in our community last week.
 Miss Berta Coleman of Richmond was visiting friends, here the past week.
 c. c. Thompson of Ashdown visited J. T. Trammell Sunday.
 A brother of H. M. Kirk of Horatlo is visiting him this week.
 N. P. Callicott moved over on Pea Ridge last week.