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1 CLfiA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY MORXIKG, HT 16 1WS. YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL NEWS OVER THE SOUTH CENTRAL LEAGUE. 6TANE1NG OF TEAMS. W. It- Ptt. MukkcLc 11 3 785 McAleiter 11 3 785 Shawnee 7 7 500 ' TULSA 8 428 , Tort Smith 5 357 Gntbrie . ' 2, 12 142 At Shawnee. Shawm r, dliln., M-ny lr. Special In tin1 World. I The Shawnee Moo l Crated the Tulsa Oilers acaill today. Tulsa out-halted the locals, huvinii nine h i tK to Heir credit, but lost by ku inability to hunch their hits. The score: k n f: Shawnee 2 4 4 Haltvrio: Smith, French; Hite, Moore. At McAlester. South McAlcstcr, I. T., May 1.1.- (Special to the World ). d'utbrie fur ther demonstrated it desire tor last (liner by losititv to t lit senators totlay 1 V a secuy of S to 10. At Muskogee. Muskogee, I. T., May 15 (Special to the World.) Muskogee .took the second Clinic from Foil Smith today. Score, ,'l-i.'. Hattcries: Krofl, Nist; Adams, Kcgers. AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Philadelphia. Philadelphia, I'a., May 15. In a fast finite today Philadelphia shut put Chicago. Tbc score : K II E Philadelphia 1 5 1 Chicago 0 5 1 Hatterics: l'lank, Powers; Althoch, Sullivan. At New York. New York, May 15. New York de feated Cleveland here today in a slug ging match. Tb score: RHE New York 5 13 3 Cleveland 4 i 2 Batteries: Newton, McGuire; Her bard, Heinis. ri M S.J.RICHARDSON has removed his office from the Egan building to Rooms 1, 2 and 3, Friend Jones building. lie will continue in the LOAN, INSURANCE AND ABSTRACT BUSINESS representing a line of the largest insurance companies in the world and is prepared to make immediate loans on business and residence prop erty. Your business solicited. i OIOIOOIOIOtOtOHOIOIOOIOtO00 i CROSSETT o life's walk easy. Buy a pair and make your feet happy. THE BEEHIVE, TnIjter. UNION MADE o J . , . . . . ; m Try a ponnd ol Busy Bee 25c Bud- j OO00OO06000O0bO0SiDippd Chocolates. .V9-3t UNITED STATES At Waehinfton. Washington, May l.'). WahiiiL.'tcin handed I I ii . i i a jjoose today. The score : 11 II 11 4 Washington Iiftit.it At Boston. Muv 1.1.- Mcslon, Huston. st. rlotiiN 11 10 H NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Chicago. 'hirapu, May 1.1. 11 4 4 ('bicu'o Hrooklyn At Pittsburg. I'ittHbiii'f.', May 1.1. H 5 4 Pittsburg Philadelphia At St. Louis. Ct. 1uiis, May 11. St. Ixiiis !i--st'll 11 H H At Cincinnati. Cincinnati, May 15. Cincinnati New York li 1 4 WESTERN LEAGUE. At Kansas City. Krumi City, May .15. KaiikAs City Toledo At Minneapolis Mimicaixilis, May 15. Minneapolis Indianapolis II 8 11 At Milwaukee Milwaukee, May 15. Milwaukee Columbus 11 7 8 Lawrence, Kas., May 15. The Mit souri I'niverhity ball team defeated tbe Kaunas 1'iiiveraity team today by bunching' bits. Tbe M-ore: R 11 E KaiihRK .17 0' Missouri 5 ti .'1 Butteries: Hoffman, Brookens, Jor diin ; Salsbury, ZeanMin. St. Paul, My 15, St. Paul Irfuiisville R I - J- shoes make O O o j Oi O WESIXSJI ASSOCIATION Lineoln, May 1.',- RHE Lincoln 7 14 0 0 2 3 If H E 10 10 1 ti 7 :i Ienver les Moines, May 15. l.s Moines Sioui 4 'it v CRIZZLY UGLY CUSTOMER. The On Who Wound! Him Would B WiM to Climb a Tall Tree." A wounded grltily it a mean thing to nht, and If there In a tree bandy It Is a pretty a-xid thing tu climb if anything geta wrong with your shooting Iroii. I do not think a grictly will climb a tree, though brpwn au black bear will. Any hear 1 pretty ure4o tight if crippled, hut I know Inure U thla difference be tween a black or brown hear and a grlnz ly, nays Cbarlea A. Sartaln, in Field and I Htreain. If you meet a black bear unex pectedly, give hi in Ave serouds and he ! will he nut of Might; but meet a grizzly 1 the twiuie way and give him five seconds and you will be out of bunineaa. About the moat faaclnatlng way to hunt bear, which i even better than nUht work, la to trail him right to hla home, and meet him tn broad daylight on bin own doontep, aa It were. It raa t done, but everything muat be juH right. The ground might be covered with a light fall of unow and theanow ought to be melting. Then the twlga won't break. One has to tie very care ful, and when bruin ia found, which la generally at the foot of a large tree, one niimt never forget that Inntead of one there may tie two. and, in that cane, one numt be able to ehoot fur and straight, and Implicit roufldence In the gun he carries ia about the beet stock-in-trade a man ran poHaess. About the surest place to shoot a bear to stop him quickly lo my way of thinking, Is directly In the brain. It la really not a hard shot, usu ally at short range, and It puts him out mighty quick. YEWS ITEMS OF 168 B.C. Picked Up by the Reporter of a Roman Journal of That Time. The oldest paper In tbe world known Is the Acta Popull Homanl Pi urn a, of which there la still one number extant of the year 111 B. C, of which the fol lowing is a translation: On the 29th of March: Consul Liv Inlua has exercised tbe governing pow r to-day. A violent storm occurred in the (ourae of this day; the lightning truck an oak, soon after noon, near he Vellan hill, and split It Into sev eral pieces. A disturbance took place at an inn with the sign of a Bear, close to tbe Janiculuin. Tbe landlord has been erlously wounded. The Ed lie Titnlus has condemned lome retail butchers for selling meat to 'the people which had not baen In spected by the authorities. The fines have been devoted to the erection of l chapel to the godriees. The money changer, Ausldlus, whose office hears the sign of the Clmbrlan ihleld, absconded with a considerable mm. He was pur-sued and has been lrrested. He still had on hlra all the tolen money. Tbe praetor Fontejus icnti'ticed him to restore that money Immediately to those by whom he had btcn Intrusted with It. The , brigand chief. I)cnnliho, who was arrested .by the Legate. Nerva, was cruel fled to-day. The Carthaginian squadron has en '.trt'il O-tla harbor to-day. Marriage In the States. Owing to the numerous and diverg ent dhorce laws In America a curious Male f things can easily xlst. You may divorce your wife In Arizona, (tut a you travel In the same train with l.i r to New York she is your wife still now and then, and (or an hour (i two Ht-a time. Vnless you get t'e conductor of the train to call tin state fiontWrs and read the local rode, you cannot he certain whether rou are bound or fr. For Sale Bed room suite, all din iiig ivoin l'ui nituie of recent purchase, j New. Will sell a:l i pint at a hr-g-uiu, as intend leaving the city. North west coinir of North Pilicit mid 5th ac:me. Vl.Vtlt i- W. T. Welch, graduate in practical paintiii'.', carnage mid lnaiso puinting. Leave unlet at Runliti Bus Burn. I'lione U.'lit. IS North Boston. All work j (iuarantced. Bad-.-er Dinger Ale. bottled at tlie Shchoyiran Springs. Wisconsin, 5 ets. 11 all dt inking plnce. I'ints l.V, two for 'J.V. A. 1.. Knnli of .louiid-j. vire-prefi- dent it ti c TuNa-Mounds (HI St (las - It..., was in itiisii yetcniay ior me ;ru.ipoc ,1 cUim: contracts tor the ale ot addition piopetty in Mounds. All sires of water coolers at Tw ins'. j For protta'on isainst the flies, see swing. . rinn't a refHffraAT nntit vnn see those at Ewing'f. 0j For Sale Ixw built Stnnl e. al- 'most new, also new I aniens both cheap. Box 14!:. 5 ir-Ot- I . l tOWSf d t. iMirmt the Real Estate Man That's All Somt Sptclal Bargains .26-fittt lot on Elrin Avrr.ui, K" Cft flfl prr It W.VV 6- ruurn new h u, Mi-fint ionir, on H. Kiyttth ht iirir . - vw 7- r-um Kjum, lot MU1MJ fi-'t. r l C1C5Q V-rjiim b. uaw slbo $-ri,ni hou-t vi-n und on hAlf lUn-k fnrni wH cftu enrurr nl ttftxltUl ffft, lrirmn if Ukrn nl unrr, 3400 U mcrv (r(Kii laving land, itvririilturMl, nil, km. b milt from Tulm (325 40 mcrv tn mil tiulU-it of Tu na 50 120 ktih gti4 UitU hi It'd nine mil from Tulwiawl f, Uf fn.rti Km ula, prif C9Q Lots frofnlWOup iMtxiv it all prirra. $m m fur tarira:ii. EDWARD E. BARRETT Office 116, South Main Street Grand Opera Hose TO-NIGHT Empire Vaudeville Co. Presenting tb. .following: hiirh clacs Afll: KING K0LLINS The Woild's (Trejitest Banjoist (Late c f Polk & Kollinf). MILES DREW In songs Illustrated Kinpnjr "When Two Little Girls Love One Little Boy." THE GREAT CHESTER KQL'ILIBRIST and BALANCER (Special attention is called to the ease and grace with which this clev er artist performs secminirly im possible feats. ARTHUR BUCKNER ft CO. SINGERS and DANCERS GALBRETH ft FARRELL Sinking, comedians." The Redhead and bis I'affy Friend "in rehearsal. BiOGRAPH Latest Lil'ei Motion Pictures "Tbe Opium Smoker V Iream," '.'The Robber' Roost." "The Fence,',' "The BeugarC! "The Silver Wed dimr." "The Robbery." The Raid and Capture itf the Sewer." Prices: Lower Floor, 25c Balcony, 15c Miilii.i'c WedMsdny r.nd Saturday Adults, l.V Children. 10c Souvenir Matiiees Wednesday at 3 o'clock p. in. HiiMilsi n'.c prWf.-ivfn every lady attending-. . THE RED CROSS - Dentists - Good Dentistry, Moderate Prices Teeth with or without plates, guaran teed to fit. Teeth extracted without pain, 50c. Gold Filling $1.50 Silver Fillings 50 22 K. Gold Crowns 5 00 Best material nred in all work. Drs. Prescott & Ferner, 116 Main street, Tulsa, I. T. New GOODS Daily i wu t'i .-w nil tur i it i a,'iMir , Bm s,will)jf Jf oti ,Irpp in aml mf VolJ ,,,;,. K11itlll)U. f i ,.,.,.,,.-.,,, resent'. r a vieddini: present. Many new pieces in solid Silvei from $1.0 up. Itiir stock Tulsa clas pins, hat I'ins I amj )riH,,.). Sterling Silver, t4i 7V. I A. Y. BOSWELL, Leading Jeweler. swing keeps ta line of Rub- It Hose in tbe t?1.- ' --- (CGr TEETH r It is only four to eight blocks west of Main street, extending from Grand View through to Brady Heights. It includes most of the old Owen home orchard and vineyard, the show grounds, and both sides of Frisco avenue north of the Katy track. Every lot here is high and smooth, overlooking the city, making splendid residence property at prices so reasonable that all can afford to buy. The streets and alleys are plainly marked, the streets being sixty and alleys fifteen feet wide. Every full lot is fifty feet front by 135 feet deep to alley. The price of these lots on West Third, Fourth and Fifth streets is $2 to $4 per front foot; on West First, Second and Third streets north, $3 to $6 per front foot; and north of Katy track $3 to $5 per front foot. At this low price it is cheaper to buy and build than continue paying rent. Perfect title is given warranty deed and full abstract to each purchaser. See Plat of Lots In the Office of E. T. Tucker, Agent Room 2, Epperson Opera House Building v. 10 per cent discount on all Shoes and Oxfords. Hawthorne Bros., East Second street. THE NORTH END DRUG STORE Bu roved to 110 West Firat Street. G. K. McOeery, I'ha. Mgr. Phones: 837 Drug Slcre. 337 (2 rii'iri) residence. Or. McCreery's Office In Store If You Were "Bred In Old Kentucky" You Sh uld Take Advantage of the Extremely Low Rates To Louisville, Kentucky. ., For the Occasion of the Home coming ot Kentucklans June 13 to l7 The Will Operate Through Car From Many Points Rate, One Fare Plus $2.00. Tickts Sold June 11, 12, 13. Krom.AH Stations. Limit Thirty Days. Open To Everybody For rates, routes, maps and other information apply to D. C. Farrington, Traveling Passenger Agent, Oklahoma City, Okla. F. E. Clark, Division Passenger Agent, Wichita, Kansas. llllllliillll n r Owen's ; Addition Mrs. R. P. Elliott . Only Exclusive MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT In Tulsa Located in Pittman's Jewelry store. STYLISH HATS For Ladies Misses and Children at From $1 to $25 ' All Hats Reduced from Today. r If You try a ' Pound of Our Mocha and Java You will use no other SOUTHWESTERN . TEA AND . COFFEE HOUSE Phone 405, corner Third and Main 25c ' 11 The;Up-todate Groe-; ery is now Open aridr Ready for Business. 1 400 East First streeti !Phone 291. Shackle Drug Co. e n ,IU Young Lamb and Green Peas at the F ulton Market, opposite post offiee. Oet the habit ' sr.." it r . . . i ir " "V, ; V- 4