Oklahoma City Daily Pointer (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 110, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 25, 1910 Page: 3 of 8
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IN SPORT'S SPHERE
L
EVANS A. NASH
Baseball, Boxing
Rowing, Racing
Wrestling. Skating
MEET SHAUGHNESSEY
i Local sport are promised a good mntcb
11 May wbeu Monte Hale and I'cte
11 Hliaujjhnessey meet In 1 fifteen round at-
J j fair Then men will tlpb' at li>3 pouuds.
1 Shaugbnesxey is well known in the
p1nthfrs win monarchs lose last huff uncovers youth
1 nu 1 iiL,iw 11111 contest to houston who has the goods
IN TENTH ON
BUM PLAYING
UBUITS.
Fort Worth 3, Oklahoma City 2.
Shreveport 7, Dallas 3.
Houston 10, San Antonio 3.
Galveston 5, Waco 4.
Surprising the Monarchs. the Houston
team yesterday won the laat came of the
series t>y n score of 0 to 4. The ^anio
was fast and Interesting and the end was
In the balance until the game ended.
The Monarchs left Inst night for Wnco
to play the leaders of fhe league. The
team will return June 4 and open with
Dallas.
Score by innings: R.H. B.
Oklahoma City OOi 0.10 000—4 I
Houston 100 041 000—ii 1
STANDING.
Team Won
Houston 23
Dallas 22
tialvcston 22
San Antonio 10
l'ort Worth 10
Oklahoma City 1«
shreveport 15
Waco 10
Lost Pet.
23
GAMES TODAY.
Oklahoma City at Fort Worth.
Shreveport at Dallas.
San Antonio at Houston.
Waco at Galveston.
Fort Worth, May 23.—Errors on the part
of the Tndlnns gave the seeond game to
the Panthers yesterday by a score of 3
t.-> after ten inninjrs of play. Chel-
!(-tte pitched a good game and had the
locals at his mercy but ho could not
offset the bad plays of his team mates.
The Indians are on the toboggan right
and playing the game put up yesterday
will noon land them iu the cellar.
The score:
A.B. It. H. P.O.
Oklahoma
White, <-f ..
I la vis rf ...
Downey If ..
Andrews, 3b
Drucke, 3b
Noyes, c ...
Casey, lb ...
I'errine, 2b .
Najrle, ps ...
Chellette, p
Totals
Fort Worth.
Tillman, 2b ..
Morris, ss ....
.Tolly, rf
Itigjrs, of
Brewster, If ..
Kant/.ler. lb ..
Snnpp, 3b ....
Grebbens, c ..
Dear doff, p ••
3 0 0
0
0 0
0 0
....34 2 9 27 10
A.B. R. H. P.O. A. H.
3 6 30 14 1
HOW THEY STAND.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Won.
Lost
St. Joseph ...
16
. 1°
\\ i. liita
15
12
Denver
12
Omaha . ......
13
14
Sioux City ...
11
12
Lincoln
12
18
Des Moiues .
11!
its
Topeka
10
13
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Team*
Won.
•L.OSt.
I'MIinlelphia .
20
7
New York ..
12
Detroit
17
14
Cleveland . ..
13
15
Washington .
11
17
Chicago . ...
l
10
St. Louis ...
22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Teams Won. Lost
Minneapolis 24 10
St. Paul 24 10
Toledo 20 15
Indianapolis 10 18
13 10
14
It
Louisville
('oiumbus . .
Milwaukee .
Kansas City
8
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Team* Wou Lost
Pittsburg 10 10
Chicago 17 II
Cincinnati 10 12
New York 16 14
Philadelphia 13 14
St. Louis 10 16
Postou 11 10
Brooklyn 11 20
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
Champaign. 111., May 25.—George Huff,
the 300-pound baseball coach of the I'ul-
lei-slty of Illinois, who gave to the fans
au< t luminaries us Fred Falkenberg. Carl
Luudgreo, .lake Stalil and scores < f oth-
ers. and who iucldcutally played n big
part iu building up the Chicago Cub ma-
chine—well. this name gentleman lias a
pitcher this year who !; inn k lug the
collegians eat out of his baud.
Mustek is his name and already he has
done wonders the college season is
voung. too. The Illinois played a series
of exhibition games with the Milwaukee
A A. club this apring and the big fellow
downed the Brewers twice, once with two
hits. The Illluolslans have won everj
gauie played, and they have been up
against the best college nines in the west
—due almost entirely to Buslck's masterly
twirling.
GAMES TODAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis at Columbus.
Milwaukee nt Minneapolis.
Kansas t'lty at St. Paul.
Louisville at Toledo.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
Enid at F.I Reno.
.lopllu at Muskogee.
Bartlesville at Tulsa.
Guthrie at Sapulpa.
SOUTHERN LEAGIE.
Atlanta nt New Orleans.
Chattanooga at Birmingham.
Nashville at Montgomery.
Memphis at Mobile.
WESTERN LEAGUE
St. Joseph at Sioux City.
BhAUghneasey
b.-uthwesl nad Dale ik touted as one
the men eligible to meet Wolgast for the
lightweight championship.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Columbus—Columbus b, Indianapo-
lis «.
At Minneapolis — Minneapolis 3, Mil-
waukee 4.
At St. Paul—St. Paul 0, Kansas City
I).
At Toledo—Toledo 3, Louisville 2.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
El Reno ti .loplin ;; 4.
Bartlesville 3. Sapulpa 1.
Enid 10, Tulsa 5.
Guthrie . Muskogee 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston Cincinnati o.
Chicago 6, Philadelphia 3.
Broohiyn 6. St. Louis 0.
Plttsburg-New York game postponed;
rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 3, Detroit
New York 5. Chicago 0.
St. LouU 0, Philadelphia 1.
Boston 4, Cleveland 3.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Mobile 2. Memphis 0.
Birmingham 0, Chattanooga 0.
New Orleans 4, Atlauta 7
WESTERN LEAGUE
Lincoln 8, Topelu <>.
Wichita 0. Otuaha 1.
St. Joseph Hi. Sioux City 10.
Des Moines 3, Denver 1
IS ALL ROT, SAYS
MEDICAL TEACHER;
New York, May ZZ. "Kissing harmful
Certainly not"
These words and more, spoken by I>r 1
A. M Worthlugton of the Harvard Med
leal School are not of trlfllni: lmi >r- ;
tance, nor to lie regarded as .1 frivolous
pleasantry. They are the soberly onuu .
dated. < arefully considered dictum of a
dignified college professor on a subject
of vital Interest to the whole hutu-n |
race. They solve for once aud for al
the doubts that finical, disagreeable, su
perstltloiiR cranks, docfors, retoriners an«
their ilk have been Instilling in the heart?
of men and wonieu concerning the dau
gers of kissing.
Now, at Just the right time, when th<
croaking of the uutl kiss cohorts Is be
ginning to take effect these words
Doctor Worthlugton> come particularly |
apropos. They give CupUl a clean bill of
health.
Doctor Worthlugton went on to say :
"There Is no possible reason lu tliu
world, or proof In the world, why. when
two self respecting, wholesome pers.ms
meet lip to lip they cannot break away
without upsetting the bacterial balam o.
Perhaps the ouly serious danger sprlu-'
inn from such a uniou would affect tlie
heart." _
And that should settle the question, fin-
ally and perpetually.
Totals
Score by innings:
Oklahoma City 00 110 000 0-2
Fort Worth 010 000 100 1—3
Summary —Two-base hits — Downey,
Noyes. I'errine, Brewster. Sacrifice hits
- White. Noyes, Casey. Struck out—By
Deardoff. by Chellette, 5. Bases on
bills—Deardoff. 8; Chellette. 7. Double
plavs— Deardoff to Morris to Snapp to
Tillman.
Umpire—-Matthews.
Sugar exists not only in the cane, beet-
root and maple, but in the sap of 187
other plants.
Jopun . ...
Ll Reno ...
Bartlesville.
F.nid
Muskogee .
Sapulpa .
Guthrie . ...
Tulsa
Wo
Lost
30
at Omaha,
at Lincoln,
it Des Moines.
Denver
KAHN SELLS INTEREST.
Muskogee, May 2o.—President T. Tul'
of 1 he local team has purchased the In-
terest of Leon Kahn in the Shreveport
club in the Texas league. The team Is
owned now by Tull and Dale
SOITIIEtlN LEAGUE
Won. Lo
Chattanooga 21 1
Montgomery 21 l
Now Orleans 21 1
Nishvllle 17 1
Atlauta 10 1
Birmingham 10 1
Memphis 15 1
Mobile 10 2
h| fel l wire 1
in. National
It- daily
;tfl N. Broadw
14 N. Robin*
A machine designed for measuring bolts
of cloth unrolls the cloth from one bolt,
measures it .and then rerolls It onto an-
other.
ent arri\i'tl >V!i-
neh White Unp
Neapolitans.
11s and Tusk:*' -
ilorod; "
nirnt and rrr
$1.50 tip- Ni «
i,ps, Graduation!
ts, Hats for th'-
/crything up-t -
to see nic. ,
READ THIS:
TELEGRAM
the postal telegraph-cable company
TV* o nn tww*" ►
1.(548, II
Grand. Faplfls. Mich
f.|>. Bridges.
30nfero£lad'city. Okla.
& ?S .SKS1".
(Capital .Csapai^p. ?un$Jx TyPinffiITSR CO
KIWJ-rTtr •«.>, .01.,— "> "*
The above means that for every fox visible type-
writer sold for cash between now and June 11th, $10 will
be added to the Capital Campaign Fund.
If only fifty fox visible typewriters are sold, it
means $500 to the fund, and in this fight eatery dollar
counta.
BE A BOOSTER! Here is an opportunity to kill TWO
BIRDS WITH ONE STONE; viz: secure the" BEST TYPE-
WRITER on earth and HELP A GOOD CAUSE.
Is the Light Running Fox Any Good? Well, Read This:
Oklahoma City, Okla., 3 21-1310.
Fox Typewriter Co
J. D. Bridges. General Agent.
_'0 N. Harvey Kt., Oklahoma.
Gentlemen: We have used two FOX VISIBLE typewriters for more
than five years and from their present condition believs they are good for
five year* more
we find the FOX to be the most durable and convenient typewriter we
have ever used.
MERRILL & BRANTFF. General Insurance Agents.
If you do not need a typewriter yourself, some of your
friends do, su pass the good word along and have them investi-
gate the light running fox.
j. d. bridges, General Agent
26 N. Harvey St. Oklahoma City, Okla. Phone 3389,
A STRANGE MAN
Marcus La Mar
BETTER KNOWN AS THE BOY MEDIUM
—FAMOUS EUROPEAN CLAIRVOYANT
A\l) MYSTIC SEER, AN HONEST MOST
RELIABLE MEOII M. DIFFERENT I ROM
ALL OTHERS, RECOGNIZED BY PRESS,
PUBLIC AND THE FOREMOST SCIEN-
TISTS AS THE LEADER OF HIS PRO-
FESSION.
OIL WHITE PLAGUE CURE
Detroit. May 25.—Dr. Thomas Rassett
Keyes, of Chicago, a recognized authori-
ty wi the treatment of consumption and
allied diseases, asserts In an article iu the
Medical Counselor that consumption
he cured by injections of olive
Rrlght's disease, nervous troubles, skin
diseases and other ills also will yield to
this treatment. l>r. Keyes declares, aud
adds:
"The law from Immunity from tubercu-
losis is to establish the habit of eating
and assimilating fats aud oils. Not only
will you be immune from tuberculosis,
but you will possess the stamina and
vigor of constitution to ward off many
other diseases and to enjoy health and
life.
"It Is difficult to establish this habit of
assimilating fats and oils. For this ren
son tlie injection of oils is made use of
The oils quickly build up the patient and
make him immune from many diseases,
particularly tuberculosis."
WKLLESLEY GIRT, TO STAGE.
New York, May f . Emily Callaway,
with a degree from Wellesley and .1 rec-
ord iu college theatricals and athletics,
Is going on the stage. She nas i-ccn en-
gaged for "Seven Days' and will make
her professional debut. In that comedy.
Miss Callaway Is the first of the Welles-
ley graduates to become an actress. Two
other Wellesley girls have gone on the
sta^e, but they left college In undergrad-
uate days. Miss Callaway will begin in
the important role of Kit McNalr in "Sev-
en Days". Miss Callaway Is a Southern
girl.
Ask your
dealer for
U. S. Flour
Made for par-
ticular folks.
Mercer
98
49
)8c
A New Telephone
Directory
Will Go to Press About June 10th
this is the regular directory
Other parties are contemplating issuing a directory inde-
pendently of the one issued by this company This is not sano-
tioned by us and we believe will lead to confusion.
Please notify the Contract Department in writing of any
future changes in your listing.
Pioneer Telephone & Telegraph Co.
13 W. Fourth Street
en Broadway and Santa Fe Railroad,
our* 10 a. ni. to R p. m . Daily.
Closed All l>ay Sunday.
This inspired Prophet of modern times,
Master Mind of Clairvoyance, and exponent
of honest, fearless and clean cut medium-
ship extends to one ami all a cordial invi-
tation to call and test n;ni to your heart's
content, and you will depart more than
convinced that there Is at least one relia-
ble medium in your midst. All the world
is seeking light on occult science, but La
Mar is a child of Nature's greatest gift,
born with a uouble Veil und developed in
Occult Mysteries by the greatest living
Scientists of today, by whom he was adopt-
ed when yet child, as they In their in-
finite wisdom foresaw his great mission of
benefiting humanity If you are separated
from the one you love or in trouble irom
any cause consult him at once. Would you
like to marry quickly? l>o you contem-
plate any important change? If so seek
his advise.
The doubtful have hope and confidence
restored, the troubles of life, no matter
what they are. < an Immediately be light
cued and In time absolutely removed by
this strange mnu of mystery. The pros-
perous business man told how to coil
tinue s->. how to avoid mistakes that may
bring disaster. The unhappy lover, wife
or husband delivered from their mental
Into a perfect state of happiness; families
separted for a long time have been quick-
ly reunited by Ins scientific effort; long
years of courtship have resulted In speedy
marriage, when the lady or gentleman
sought his assistance. Where to get good
interest on all kinds of Investments can
be shown to any one who Is willtug to
be convinced. Just when to sell your prop-
erty bo as to get the very best price-
worth knowing. This you can learn co
a certainty the time to sell or buy. by
making a call on Marcus I.n Mar. the most
celebrated medium before the public to-
day.
When otlier« have promised only and
accomplished little, honor this highly cul-
tured European gentleman by culling on
him, and you will be fully repaid for dls
appointments you may true had with weak
or half developed mediums; they copy Ids
style of advertising aud In smaller cities
even dare to use his name, owing to his
popularity. In plain but forcible lang-
uage La Mar will tell all honest callers
how to gain happiness and success.
No pay unless you are satisfied you to
be judge when reading Is over. Is not
this most fair? German, French. Eng
llsh, Italian and Bohemian spoken. Spe-
cial reading for few days, 50c. Bring
this ad for reference. 01
Will Build Four-Room
House Complete
for $600
TERMS IF DESIRED.
Tarter & Bowerman
It's Time to Drink
Grape Juice!
30c Bottle Royal Purple Grape Juice 21c
50c Bottle Royal Purple Grape Juice 40c
20c Bottle Walker's Grape Juice 15c
30c Bottle Walker's Grape Juice 22c
50c Bottle Walker's Grape Juice 40c
30c Bottle Concord Grape Juice 22c
50c Bottle Concord Grape Juice 40c
75c Bottle Catawaha White Grape Juice 50c
25c Bottle Osco Wild Cherry Phosphate 20c
Get a booklet telling the many different ways
Grape Juice can be used at
JACOBI'S
216 West Grand
Columbia Indestructible
Cylinder Records
Two Minute
Four Minute
\9&- if a^U/£st/at£s
THE STORE NEXT DOOR.
Suppose it raina—Blippise tha wind blows fiercely. Suppose you
can't step out and to "town" because cf bad weather. Will you do
without? No matter what, the weather man says or does, always re-
member that WestfaU's servo their patrons at their own front doors-
rain or shine. We believe our thousand* or patrons appreciate our
endeavors We believe the satisfaction and pleasure of our trafde, la
mutual. We hope so—and mean to further our merits just as rapidly
as conditions and Improvements BUgKent themselves. Wo are already
"the store next door" on account of our thorough system of "phones'
aud deliveries." We give all Mall Orders our immediate attention.
WESTFALL DRUG CO. PHONE P. B. X. 77.
8 mi
t'O —1
m
I
i
jit >
a^MtiiiHrf.rjil&ri'i' '"'flifcrA
53
Care 521 W. Pine St.
Phone 618
109 24
Elevator Enclosures
Cages, Partitions and Railings for
Banks and Offices. Also Window
Guards and Lockers. The most
iurable Trash Burners made. Come
and see it.
Oklahoma Wire
and Iron Works
208 East Main St. Phone 1625.
I
fit any machine. Will sot
break and lost forever.
Purest, clearest, most bril-
liant tone. Call or send
for catalog
A splendid stoek to choos«
from and we are adding to it
right along.
Ditzell Music Co.
222 North Robinson St.
Distributers for the State.
Columbia Graphophones anH
Records. 01
"Brown o£ Harvard
Senior Play, New High School Auditorium.
May 25,1310,0:30 P.M.
Board Opens May 23, at WestfaU's.
Prices $1.00, 75c, 50c. 7-1
BRICK
COMMON AND FACE PAVERS.
CEMENT AND LIME.
J. B. Garrison & Co.
nrf takon until eleven eVlock
iifternoon issue of The Dnll.v
lire* W. Grand, opposite
«•!• theater.
DANCE!
THURSDAY, MAY 26TH.
at 212 West First. Everyone at-
tending receives ticket entitling
them to draw .$5.00 cash prize.
Admission 10 Cents.
02
303-305
JOHNSTON'S
Main St.
Odds and Ends in Lace Curtains
You "ant to dfess veil. I show you
how. The swelleBt, nobbiest Huits you
ever saw in all the latest shades of
grays in French twilled, Scotch stripe,
English diagonals and others. Your
choice at $12.50.
FRED, 19 N. BROADWAY.
Shades
Portieres
Carpets
Spccial for the balance of the week—houseclra
and ends in Lace Curtains, Rugs, Portiers, Matting, Li
items and prices for this week .selling.
ning week—in our Rug and Dn
noleum, if you are Interested, c
Linoleums
department, odds
re these following
Extra Special!
$18,95
lither Floral or
$19.85
LAWN MOWERS!
SHARPENED WITH MODERN MACHINERY
GENERAL REPAIRING
GUN AND KEY WORK ■••EXPERT REPAIRMEN
ENTERPRISE MOTOR & CYCLE CO.
310 NORTH BROADWAY tf PHONE 1391
Six high pile Axrainster Rugs; $2 >0 sellers
Special Thursday only
Just one of kind Velvet Ruqs—OxlL' /c Hn
are worth and marked and b< 11 for $125.f
up or supposed to be, but real
Special this week clean up sale,
only
$25.00 Axminster Rugs—Only ii" -1
w * bav«>. AM the well known mako
9 Oriental patterns.
_ Special only
Linoleums—A (lean op ale In t ix ti ot Linoleums, ah
good pattern*. blu< an(1 white. gn"n and brovu and
dozen other good kitcb« n and bath patterns. Hpocial
for this 75c quality, .only,
the yard
Matting—A « lean .■, < f < i 1 and J.i Mattii II'x
ular 4<'< quality. Special all this week, OO •>
only the yard .....
l ace Curtains—Regular $1! Lace < • ''tains in
or beige; three yarns loop Spec-Lai a'.l
week, the pair, only
Special for Thursday Only—Just I d "iVron' ii. sivn
and patterns of the old fashiou 10-wire Tapestry
Brussels. Regular $10.DO. f11 O CC
Special tomorrow only .... N*1 '
Drapery Net—Sp«-< al new l«>t of It pe Net ji
arrived, ea< h worth 50c yard Our price QRp
while they last, the yard, only .... J JU
Oriental patterns
Lacu Curtain*—Ov
.... 51.75
$15.95
of this season's new-
Point, Flats. Clunys,
Battenburg, Scrims, Etammes, Swiss, Brussels, Arab-
ians, Nottinghams, Cable Net*, Madra* Weovoa and
d<>/« r« othfi kindn Special saving from 10 to 50 per
cent off these one two and three pair lots.
$7.50 Etamine Curtains—white and beige coloring.
Special all thin week, the pair, gg
showiug
$1.50
ater <'ar-
$1.65
$18.50 Bru'-els Rugs 'H12 size Over 100
!T" d? ':: S 14,85
$1.75 Velvet Rugs—27\"1 Inrhes. Specf
Drapery Nets—Our drapers department is
over .0 different patterns of Nets, ranging
in price from25c to
Axminster Carpet—200 heavy pile Axmiiu
pets, beautiful line of patterns, made, laid i
thi week at the yard,
$2.00 Grass Rugs—5
$1.13
. red, blue,
OK
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