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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
Is Minutes to Answer This.

eIrr which i one Of the oldest sym
hoI4 OF the human race.
II Is tho sign of luck TO YOU. 'lcT
the manner 81 the modern h"ri""h'",
IN! is found on ancient tch!IcS' Iu'h'
n,t Monuments in a WAY that leaves
mm doubt as to It's Interpretation.
II is an Interesting fact mat IN"
Swrstica sign, in thu proportions mere
with shown. may bc divided INTO ScH-
lions, which rcarr'tnE"d VIII form n
perfect square.
cut the symbol into the four parts
outlined and see how quickly YOU can
rt them fo-"thcr 10 form 4 square.
Answer to Yesterdays.
Tho "hrS = age VAS 81 years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15

in care Of the Health Talks" depart.
mont will be answered IN these columns
I'm their turn. This requires considerable
time. however, owing to the great nun'-
Der received SO II n pCsonal or quicker
reply Is dfsircd, stamped and s"lf-ad
dressed c. yelope must be enclosed with
tho queStion-Tho Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
VOTED FOR COAL STRIKE

Saginaw. Mica. March lt.-M;"hEan
coal miners nave voted In favor of the
general strike scheduled for April |, 1t
was announced today at the opening "i
the annual convention of District No.
IS. United Mine Workers Of America.
Th- ma j"ri,y favorinC suspension VAS
not auuuunccd. Th"r" are approximate
" 200 union coal miners in the dis
,viCt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
A HARD THING TO DO

someone whom you have considered
your friend and fc.t Enrc admires YOU
shows Sisrs of d.sarrr"v!nS Of you ana
see what your reaction -. SEQ II You
AREN'T Ii.,,!ucd to wuigdrr II YOU haven
oyvrratrd him ~ her, Ei'cn him credit
for i",ticr judgment tHan H. realty pos
.r:.SCS'
To Ike Il person who plainly does
not understand or appreciate oneself ~
an achievement in character. IL means
that ono has been all" {" WScnlaE'e
ones emotions and ones opinions. And
anyone who can do that has passed an
important milestone on the road Of self
conquest.
IT Can SEQ What He Dislikes in Ne"
1t mraus also that orc has achieved
4 certain height q tolerance. one says
IA effect either "I'hIs person has not
had a chance 10 Understand me-, ii IN" lid
he would feel differently" or my good
points are not the kind that appeal 10
him, but that does not prevent his being
a perfectly good person. or even Il cal.
sec what he disliheS about me-. l don't
blame him"
OF courS" It Is not likely that there
VII, 10 any great warmth in ones feel
Ing toward such a person. Eut that IL
c>ucctins too much @: human nature.
, If We can keep ourselves from dtSlih!nI
q ono such icrSrn that's S"m"tItnE. II
We can approve and admire. that $"n."'
thing more: and # "" can feel even 4
/ ,ukcwarm liking. that's c"nsid"T"t'i".
d Maybe in our neat stage Of existence
we shall hc ahl" /" really love People
! who dislike ~. And yet if 4 ~ an nd
yanccd stage VIII" is going I" do I'll"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15

Look every Monday and Thursday in
tie Wheeling Daily News for the De-
ginning Of O new detective story py
Arthur B. Reeve, the greatest writer
Of thrilling fction In America To-Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
A Beautiful Thought.

Some try TO do those about them good
and others to do" them good.
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All Inquiries addressed to Or. Huber
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
Health Talks !
By John d Huber AMMD !

Goo nutrition vital Importance courage, cheertuness
and physical efficiency
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15

Tomorrow-Chcer Up, It Isn't. Really
Głos polek., 1922-03-08

ceprezydent senatu naznacza kill
ku senator0w do odbycia konfe-
rencyl. Wyznaczeni senatorowie
spotykaja sic czlonkami komite-
tn kongresowego omawiaia wnio
SEX wreszcie godza sic nan
Wspolnle, poczyniwszy stosowne
Zmiany.
Obrady konferencyi Zostaja
przedstawione w formie raportu
obu izbom kongresu, kt6re 90
przyjmuja w6wczas dany pro-
Jekt prawny idzie do komitetu "a
rekordowanych wniosk6w EN-
rolled Bills), kt6ry jeszcze bada
wniosek i oznajmia m6wcy kon-
gresu re wniosek zosta} zarekordo
Wany. M6wca i wiceprezydent pod
pisuja wniosek posyiaja go do
prezydenta, kt0ry podpisuje go i
wtedy stale on sic prawem. Jak
widzimy, wnioski ME tax lat
wO staja sic prawem i dla tego
tez je tax Iatwo obalic mia MONA
skOrO raZ uchwalOne.
Głos polek., 1922-03-08

senatowi ktory wprowadza zn6w
move w MIN zmiany oddaje go
znow do komitetu dla dalszego
rozWazenia. Wreszcie komitetu
Wnlosek zOstaje oddany powro-
TEN do senatu, gdzie zostaje IL
chWalony. Pc powt6rnym powro-
Gle drukarni nowych odbitek
wniosku, klerk oddaje go do izby
postow kOngresman6w oznajmie
MEM, re senat uchwalit wniosek
poprawkami. Wowczas m6wca kon
gresowy przedstawia wniosek IL
bic, ktora albo przyjmuje popraw
Ike, albo MIA sic ME zgadza "a
da wsp6lnej konferencyi sena,
tenn.
W tym ostatnim razie m6wca
kongresowy naznacza dw6ch czIon
k6w republikan6w dw6ch demo-
kratow danego komitetu izby.
RownoczeSnie klerk izby udaje sic
do senatu oznajmieniem re izba
ME gOdzi sic ma pOprawke senatu
zqda konferencyi wsp6lnej. Sc
nat gOdzi sic ma konferencye wi
Głos polek., 1922-03-08
UWZIELA Sic Ma MAS KOSCI-
STA / ME FOLGUJE.

Smutek nawiedzii rodzine jed
nej pierWszych czlonkin Zwiazku,
mianowicie, Wiktorye Hensel, "a
bierajac meza ojca rodziny. S. p.
Rudolf Hensel, jako professor mu-
zyki, cenne odda4 zaslugi naszej
Organizacyi, gdyz W pierwszych
poczatkach, przez .szereg lat, bez-
interesownie uczyl ch6ry dziatyy.
a p6zniej "a ma}q opfata udzielai
lekcyi. Oddawal sic spo}eczeh-
stwu ma 1awolanie, to tez gdy u
slyszeli$my -. jego $mierci, z
wsp6lczuciem dla Aony jego, dlu-
goletniej pracOwnicy w Zwiazku.
chylimy giowy m6wiac: "Wieczny
odpoczynek race mu dac Panic.
Jeszcze ME przeszed4 smutek w
GruDie 138ej po stracie &. p. Roza-
lii SObiszewskiej, kt6ra prawie ze
jako matka starala sic o czlonki-
ME tel Grupy, bedac jej zalozy-
cielka, po niej Odeszla ma wieki &.
p. Maryanna Nowak, dis znowu
smutna wieSG nadeszla, ze druga
zalozycielka tejze, s. p. Nepomu-
cena Stasiak pozegnala sic swia-
tenn, pozostawiajac rodzine Cru
pc w nieutulonym zalu. w Cru
pie 138ej zaiste zal wielki, bo
wprawdzie jako siostry kochaia
sie wszystkie, boleja mad strata
Głos polek., 1922-03-08
ZABICIE OPRYSZKA.
NADWORNA.

NADWORNA. - w okolicy
Nadwornei grasowal cd dluaszego
czasu niejaki Tymko Iczuk, b. Off
Ger armii ukrainskiei, kt6ry do
brawszy sObie kiku godnych kom-
panion6w, napadal ma kupc6w.
ksiezy / bogatych chIop6w, a Sci.
gany przez zbrojne oblawy, kryI
sic W niedostepnych borach kar.
packich. Wreszcie podczas osta.
tniej oblawy zdolano otoczyc opry-
Ska, ktory po uporczywej obronie
Głos polek., 1922-03-08
Wiadomo$c z PoEski
o KONSTYTUCYE.

WARSZAWA. - Pzedstawicfc-
lie komisyi konstytucyjnej odbyli
konferencye zastepca prezydenta
nihistr6w drem StesIow'czem W
przedmiocie terminu, w iakim rad
bedzie m0gl przedEozyc proiekty IL.
staw, majacych uzupelniG konsty-
tucye, Min. StesEowicz jako ter.
min taxi wskazal miesiac pazdzier-
mix.
Głos polek., 1922-03-08

kach. Odbitki te skladane sa w
archlwum. DIVA egzemplarze
wnlosku zostaja odesiane do kler-
koW w obu izbach Kongresu, diva
egzemplarze do urzednika rozda-
Jacego egzemplarze wniosk0w do
przegladania, a jeden egzempIarz
costa je posiany do komitetu, kt6-
ry zajmuje sic rozpatrzeniem pro
jektu.
Komitety kongresowe ciagle u
rzadzaja zebrania, wiec podane
wniosk predko sa -rozwazane.
Przy roZwazaniu danego proiektu
komitet uznaje, re trzeba dodac
don poprawke: wiekszoscia gIo-
sow komitet przyjmuje poprawke
/, g4osuje mad TEN, ably wniosek
przedstawic izbie poselskiei do
rozwazania, i poleca go przyiqc.
Do wniosku zostaje dolaczony
rapport komitetu m6wca kongre-
sowy plOeca umieScic wniosek
Wraz raportem w kalendarzu DO
selskim. Wniosek znow przechodzi
przez rece klerk0w, ktorzy 0dnoto
wujac go poWt6rnie i zn6w costa
je pos1any do rzadowej drukarni,
gdzie tysiace egzemplarzy zostaje
wydTukOwanych.
Nastepnie odsy4aja go do izby
pos46w gdy zostanie przyjety,
klerk izby poselskiej za$wiadcza
re wniosek zosta4 tam uchwalony.
Zn6w projekt zostaje .oddany do
drukarni skad poSwiadczony eg-
zemplarz klerk izby odsyla do Sc
natu.
Tam tax zwany Sergeant at
Arms" oznajmia wiceprezydento-
wi, re przybywa wniosek Izby.
Klerk podjae re wniosek w izbie
zostaf uchwalony. W6wczas vice
prezydent zabiera wniosek odda
je go do odno$nego komitetu Sc
natoryalnego,
Gdy projekt zostanie oddany,
naprzyklad do komitetu Miedzy-
wystawowego handlu, klerk zawia
tn, ably przybyli ma zebranie dla
rozwazania wniosku. Czionkowie
komitetu przybywaja ma obrady,
zajmuja przy dlugim stole miej-
sea odpowiednie do zaslug polo
zOnych W czasie swojej sluzby w
komitecie, a przewodniczqcy znaj
duje sic ma czele.
Omawiaja sprawe | orzekaja, ze
trzeba daG jeszcze poprawke do
uchwalonego wniosku. Nastepnie
wniosek przedstawiony zostaje
Głos polek., 1922-03-08
No. 10.


Do Kongresu Stan0w Zjedno-
czonych rok rocznie wnoszonych
bywa oko4o kilkadziesieciu tysie-
cy projekt6w prawnych.
Procedure "a poSrednictwem
kt6rej obie Izby Kongresu wybie-
raja odpowiednie wnioski uchwa
laja je jako prawo, jest diuga
skOmplikowana, oraz wymgaa ME
zwykiej uwagi.
Nieraz przestawienie przecinka
moze bye przyczyna zakwestyono-
wanna konstytucyjnosci danego
prawa, albo zmienienia milionowe
go budzetu.
StosunkoWo do otrzymanych
wnioskow, ma4a ich liczba ma
szanse prZyjecia do kodeksu praw,
nawet ME wszystkie z Mich mo-
ga bye rozpatrywane przez obie
izby. Jesliby tylko po cztery minu
ty posWiecano rozwazaniu kazde-
go 2 wniosk6w, to Kongres musia4
by corocznie odbywaG trzysta dnio
wa sesye.
Ola u}atwienia piracy Kongreso-
wi lzba posiow senat sa podzie.
lone ma szereg komitetow, ktore
rozpatruja dane wnioslu swoje
opinie udzielaja calemu ciaiu pra-
Wodawczemu. Ulatwie to bardzo
prace caloSci.
Czasami zdarza sic re opinia
kOmitetu bywa odrzucona, ale ira
fla sic to piezwykle rzadko j ME
moze bye uwazana "a regule, tyl-
ko "a rzecz wyjatkowa. Wniosek
pOdany przez czlonka Kongfesu
przechodzi nastepujqce koleie, p0-
ki ME stanie sic prawem.
Wnioskodawca umieszcza sw6j
projekt w wielkim koszyku zwa-
nym "The Hopper" w kt6rym
skladane sa wszystkie projekta
prawne. Klerk parliamentary
przy stole m6wcy kongresowego
CSpeaker) po przeirzeniu wniosku
dodaje ma MIN notatke, IL oddaG
go nalezy do takiego lub takiego
komitetu, stosownie do znaczenia
treSci. Nastepnie wniosek costa.
Je Odeslany do innych klerk0w. III
by posl6w, kt6rzy notuja date je-
go wniesienia. W przej5ciu cd je-
dnego Z klerk6w do drugiego, re-
porterom 9azet jest WoTno jest
przegladac podawane' wnioski |
donosiG Mich w pismach.
Potem wniosek idzie do rzado-
wei drukarni tam drukuje sic
20 W okolo p6lsi6dma sta odbit-
Głos polek., 1922-03-08

tych co dla mich pracuia, co sic
poswiecaja.. Grupie jak r6wniaa
rodzinie Slemy wyrazy gIebokiego
wsr6lczucia.
Mech odpoczywaja w pokoju....
Głos polek., 1922-03-08
CHICAGO, ILL.,, S-go

% No & = by at otas baass T Pos a c
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
DEMPSEY MAY GO SOUTH FOR
BATTLE WITH FIRPO If BIG
PESOS PURSE CAN BE FOUND

wants the firh,. Dempsey lu willing
TO obilgo.
South American promoters are slso
talking about bringing Dempsey down
there to flKht Angel flrpo. the
Argentine giant There is 10 much
celebration going on down there now
tho natives are no "het up" about
firpo that Dempsey may go down II
there arc enough loose pesos around
to make Il worth while.
kearna IL pecyed because the In.
diana officials would not let his
champion knock at nlll brennan.
There arc some grounds for Kearns
10 ohioe, TO having hla charge brand.
cd as a prize fighter when Benny
Leonard 30, away twice In that state
a. boxer
Kearns claims lhcrc IL no one for
Dempsey TO meet on, Of the set.up
class with tho exception Of wills and
no promoter has made an offer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
ny HENRY l.. FARRELL.

united Press Staff Correspondent
New York. Aug ei.-Bcing aa they
don't want Jack Dempsey TO dlg up
his old victims and bury them asaln
for profit IN the BIG money sonea,
the worlds heavyweight champion IA
figuring son rolng 10 some other
ellmca 10 do his stuff
Jack keafns, the champions man
arer. IN back 10 New York after fail
ins 10 find a spot for the third reel
Of the DempseyDrennan serial aud
he nayh he may be going soon TO
Cuba or South American II business
does not set better hero.
Speaking Of fight with Harry
Willis. Kchrns repeats hlmuelf-"wo
arr signed aud ready. Where arc the
promotor9"
Jim coffroth. according TO Kearns.
thlnka The flght bnga In Havana
would like 10 SEQ Dempsey against
Jack Johnson and II tho Cuban public
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24

Oklahoma City. AUG. 2i.-Therc
viii be no tax levy for general state
expenditure this year. according TO
vote of tho state equalization board
today.
Total revenue requirement for the
year ending June 30. 1898. is $685.
g5s.77, according 10 figures OF the
hoard. Income from sources other
than ad valorem taxes. viii approx
mate that figure. making Il unneces.
sary for an additional appropriation
and tax levy. according to the board.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
9A{s''sSZs1 9lhsgsd

the magnates whispering In his ear
Wen help you Charley"
They not only refused 10 trade
With him or sell him some help, but
they went out and outbld him for
stars that were ON the market.
lie deserves oil tho success he can
Get In building up team the way
Il should be built
Out In Enid. Oklahoma. they are
getting ready TO crown the home run
hero Of the year. Up TO July 90,
Frank Rioger outilelder on the
Western Association team. had hit
twcnty'nnc iour.baso hits and he an.
nounccd that he was going 10 beat
Babe Ruth's mark.
Relger Is 20 years old. lie started
his career last year as catcher with
the Enid team and hit ewenty
homers with batting average OF
.5i2. lie Is outfielding this season.
Plenty Of scouts have looked him
over. but all OF them have left with
the rcmark--"roo much money.
Jim Coffroth. who has been con.
fnIng his attention to his Tijuana
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
RECEIVE TYPHOID SERUM.

Oklahoma City, Aug. 24.-Suffl-
cient typhoid serum for vaccinating
1000 persons was received by the
state health department today, ac.
cording to Health Commissioner
Lewis. This is for free distribution.
Typhoid situation at Pawhuska is
fast improving. Lewis said. No i'm.
provement can be noticed in the
western part of the state we're cases
are well scattered and frequent. he
said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
RUTH YESTERDAY
, AND A YEAR AGO

1921.
foriyscyonlh and forty eighth
homors IN three tines up ngalnst
Cleveland.
1929.
Grounded 10 second. Popped 10
THIRD Famed Rolled TO first.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
Western League.

Western League.
Oklahoma city ~ Omaha.
Wichita at Sioux City.
81, Joseph NJ Des Molnca uw,
Only three games scheduled.
American League.
Chicago az Washington.
~. Louis at Boston.
Detroit nj Philadelphia.
Cleveland NJ New York.
National League.
Boston at NJ. Louis.
brooklyn al Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pll,sbnrgh.
Only three games.
Western Association.
Springfield n Joplin.
Fort Smith at ilonryctta.
okmulgce NJ MeAlestor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
PHIL OFFERED $4,000.

Now York. Aug. "a Counsel for
rhll Douglas. banished Giant pitcher.
claims that Douglas received an offer
OF $4,000 In letter 10 throw games
In the last worlds series but he tore
up the letter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
LEONARD, WHITE MATCHED.

New York, Aug. 24.--Benny Leon
ard win fight Charley White for the
worlds lightweight championship as
soon as he RECEIVERS from the injury
to his teeth sustained in the Tender
fight, according to his manager.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
TRAINING FOR WILLS.

New York. Aug. 2i-rut Jackson
Ohio. who Is 10 fight Harry Wills IN
the Brooklyn ball park next Tuesday
Ia expected to arrive here tomorrow
TO finish his training.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
ORPHANS ARE VICTIMS
OF ANOTHER LANDSLIDE

Wilson. Aug. s3.--PerkIns on tho
mound for Wilson Htill held his jiux
over tho Orphans "Wednesday. win.
Ming 10 TO 6. Faudrce for Wilson
Eot n home run In tho fourth With
the bases loaded. .Mabry OF tho or.
phsns also pollod q iour.baso drive.
By Innings: II II u
Orphans -...-.eO0 0O2 0O2- 6 ~ .
Wilson ------iis biS 00x-is II /
batteries: Lilcs. Mabry and Leo;
Perkins and Nose. '
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
by HENRY l.. FARRELL
Omitted Progs Sports Editor,

New York Aus. 2i.-charley Com,
bky. the vito sox proprietor. "a
showing signs Of hysteria ~ throwing
ont his cash for minor league ball
players.
When Il was announced that tho
Old Roman had paid the san Fran.
cisco Pacific Coalt club 100000 for
third baneman Willie Kamm, some
press agent inelinaiIons were sus-
pcctod.
However, when John Farrell, sec.
fclary OF the National Assoeialion Of
fcr6d the check as evidence. the
sages then turned their doubts to It
question Of the old mans sanity.
No sooner had the smoke cleared
away from this plan the White Sox
boss announced that he had paid the
Seattle club $4,000 for Frank
STUDY" Mack. a young pitcher.
Because Mack was considered only
q fair pitcher many OF The western
fans gave the Sox the laugh and said
they had been stung. but the scouts
on the coast predict that he 10 .
fine prospect.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24

Comisky Is having a hard time in
building mp new White Sox team
from minor league products. If
Kamm and Mack come through for
him, he stands good chance for the
1929 American League pennant.
When the 1919 blast reduced his
team to fragments. Comisky heard all
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24

from July 81 to June 30. or earlier.
Branch Hickey and Charles Ebbetta
aay they would support rule pro.
hlbI,Ing all sales after the start OF
the pennant race. NIL Mckechnie.
new pilot OF the Pirates think tina,
new names should be added TO tho
club roasters only by way OF the
minors.
The opinion. expressed for public
consumption. among tho other own
ors and managers outside OF New
York and Boston. Is that the rule
ought to be changed.
They can change Il |. they wish'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
GAMES TODAY.

Oklahoma State League.
Orphans at Wilson.
Clinton at Guthrie.
Duncan at El Reno.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24

Sherry Smith pitched in 1916 form
and the Robins shut ont the Cubs,
6 to B.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24

Those Of the club owners who have
rothing TO market can't be sure that
they will not have a player TO bring
down big coin on the block next year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
Western Association.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Oklahoma State Leaaue.

Oklahoma State League.
Mt Wilson l6; Orphons 6.
At Guthrie 4 ) Clinton ..
AT I'll Reno s; Duncan ..
Western League.
AT Omaha 2; Oklahoma City 8.
At Denver II; Tulsa 10.
At Des Moines $40; st. Joseph AZ
at Sioux City 20; Wichita "a.
National League.
At Pittsburgh IL; Philadelphia
AT Chicago o.; Brooklyn s.
At st. Louis s; Boston 8.
At Cincinnati-New York; rain.
American League.
AT Boston 3; st. Louis 6.
AT Philadelphia 6; Detroit 3.
At New York 1; Cleveland 4.
At Washington II; Chicago 3.
Western Association.
At McAlester 6; Okmulgee 4.
At Henryetta Z; Fort Smith 7.
At Joplin 9-5; Springfield 5-14.
Only three games. f'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24

Most Of the biz league managers
favor an amendment TO the present
rule moving the time for sales back
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24

The real reason for the reckless
expenditures Of cash by the New
York clubs II not apparent on the
surface. II is the result OF rivalry
between the Giants and the Yankees
In which both clubs are trying TO
get the best drawing card. The
ynnks are spending the most money
and they are getting the blk pat
ronagc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24

racing interests. Il ready 10 get back
irto the fight game and he has hls
eye on Mexico City as a good field
Tor the pugs.
He wants 10 bring Jack Dempsey
md Benny Leonard down TO tho
southern capital 10 show their wares
Baseball Il rather generally arous.
cd over the .slrangle hold that money
IA getting on the major eiague sport.
Pennant buying ought 10 be stop
ped. As long M there are piles OF
coin IN the New York office and
as long as there are club owners
OF the Frazoe type. the only way
TO stop II Is through legal channels.
10 legislation against mldseason
selling isn't enacted this winter. the
poorer club owners WIN have no com
pialnt coming next year as they
should have thirteen out OF sixteen
votes 10 put through what they
might decide TO be proper remedy
Considering .ho fact that money IA
not new born menace OF baseball
and that Il should have been nlpcd
IN It's Infancy the doubt arises that
the club owners are sincere in their
loud voiced protests. One cant help
but get the idea that they don't
want 10 lose the chance to make big
sales.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
THE SCORE BOARD

Yesterdays hero: Covcleskic let
The Yanks down with three hits aud
Cleveland won. 4 TO /, pushing the
Yanks down out of the lead. Woods
triple and Jemlcson's homer scored
the runs.
Lamotte's homer with he bases
filled helped the Senators beat the
White Sox, II to 3.
Sisler struck out for the first time
in sixteen days but he got three hits
and helped the Browns back into the
lead with to 9 victory over tho
Red Sox.
Lefty Cooper helped win his own
game with n homer tho Pirates beat
ing the Pills. ii 10 8.
Bottomley drove in three runs with
q triple and single and the Cards
defeated tho Braves. G to 8.
Walkers thirticth homer holped
Rommell win his nineteenth game
when The Athletics beat the Tigers 6
to 3. lIellman hit his twentieth.
"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24
euIldorn psfe,t Guthrie.

Guthrie. Aus. 2s.--Cllnton hit lien.
shaw hard in the early part Of
wednesday aud increased It's grip
ON tho Leadership of the oklahoma
State league by defeating Guthrie
s to 4. Both teams drove tho ball
far.
Score by innings: II III l.
Clinton --------0i3 go OCi-9 II .
Guthrie ---0l0 POI 900 . 1
Batteries: Dennis and Arcnsman;
Henshaw, strlnger and Durges.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24

Since the Detroit Tigers picked up
such fewel in Pitcher Pillette, who
was regarded as excess baggage on
the Portland bench, the big league
owners perhaps will pay for dozen
boomers TO get one good one.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-24

Lamotte's homer with he bases
filled helped the Senator's beat the
White Sox, IL to 3.