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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - April 5, 1919, Ada, Oklahoma Wbt $foa €bemng VOLUME XVI. NUMBER 20 ADA, OKLAHOMA, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1919. TWO CENTS THE COPY Ik e mi ditary back YOU see it with the it goes here new waist-s e a rn suits; snug, body-tracing, emphasizing the shoulders and making waist look narrower. the You'll find it here in all the very best styles; made bv— a Hart Schaffner Marx your mr other You'll get more for monev here than any • % place; more style, more wear. more all-around satisfaction. If you don't, you a a your money Wack. pet PRICES TO $25 T0 $50 AIM'HA NG KL SKH TOK N KAUI NU i ll ISIS; All> SK.NT TH Ii KAT-K\Kl) TKOO|*s. NAVAL BATRE Kh'hmTO) IHI HACK ORDERED FLEET TO ATTACK A IJJ Kl) NAVY. ONLY SHALL FRACTION OF GERMAN ARM IHS STILL I N HKII ARMS. By tin* Associated PrcM LONDON. April 5. itll port ant development* on tho Murmansk front in Northern Russia may bo exported in a few days, owing to the threatens! defection of Finnish troops, according to the Mail. It is said it was to meet this danger thai American detachments were sent on two American cruisers which will arrive at Murmansk early next week. President Wilson is reported to have ordered the sailors to land I with the troops if necessary. Americans Will Withdrinv. WASHINGTON. April 5. Declaring the Archangel situation is militarily well in hand. General March today announced that the war department's plan was to have the American forces out of that part of Russia bv tile end Of June. By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 5. ton the latest status of igi; lit By the Associated Pre1'* LONDON, April 5. Leon Trotsky, bolshevik! minister of war and ma- J on the latest status of military fine. has ordered the Russian Baltic forces in Europe, General March an-; fleet to put to sea and attack the not! need today, show that the armies I allied fleets, threatening to have all; of the Central powers as now ortho crews shot if they disobey the ganized constitute about 15 percent order, says the Mail. pvright PHVHa't ^iuffner J. Marx SHIRTS. HATS, FINE SHOES. NECKWEAR— All the things you'll want for Easter—now ready STEVENS-WILSON CO. DEPORTED TREATY ALMOST COMPLETED PARIS. April 5. The opinion was expressed last night by a responsible British authority that the peace treaty will be ready for signatures by' Wednesday next. LONDON, April 5. The Paris correspondent ot the Daily Telegraph wires that he is ;ible to state on the highest authority that by Sunday a complete agreement will have been readied by the council of four. til HOLDINGS XI SYRIAN KOVAL FAMILY KA-I LU) AND PROPERTY IS t x>NFist ATK!). By the A^swu lated Press COPENHAGEN, April 5. The German-Aurtrian national assembly has passed a bill,' introduced March 2 7. banishing the members of the Hapsburg family and confiscatfng their property, according to Vienna advices. Other bills doing away with certain titles of nobility aud abolishing capital punishment, ex- Of their strength when Hie armistice was signed, while the allied forces still organized comprise 75 percent of this total strength on November ll. Official dispatches show the aggregate allied strength now is 1.125.000 men. The demobilization of the American army, including incomplete reports to April 5 show a total of 1.024,171 discharged, of whom over 91.000 were officers. Total troops ordered for deniobiliaztion are 1,-836,500. The strength of the American army April 5 was estimated at 2,055,71 8. representing the demobilization of 4 4 percent of the enlisted and 4K percent of the commissioned personnel. Y our B oys Suits cept lieder passed. martial law. also were T LADIES I KC.ED TO ll EG IST EK EAKLY AT KED FUOSS ll EA IKJ!'ARTERS. TEACHERS SHOW UP WEIL IN FIRST CAME Protease; Newcomb's young baseball aspirants showed up iii pretty good form in their first attempt Friday afternoon when they walked over the Francis High School learn, 18 to S. Although the teachers are young, they display a good knowledge of baseball and handle the pill with comparative ease. Ingram is developing into a mr under of no mean proportions. The Francis boys play good baseball, but they were not in the running with the teachers. The next game will be played next week against the Shawnee high school. SIK WNI. « 'KOOKKS, EA MOI S S41 KAT I ST, IS DEAD By the A•>»<>« lated I*re»s LONDON. April 5. Sir William Crookes, the famous chemist who discovered thallium, a new element in 1861 and who constructed the radiometer. de\ eloping the theory of radiation, died here yesterday. CH was borti June 17. 1832. MPROVEMENT IR President ft o'clock WU* this By if- A?" < iat*d Pres* LARIS, April 5. ><*n slept until after morning and no bulletin was issued by Rear-Admiral Grayson, ti is physician. Although he did not get to sleep until late last evening. It was announced ihis morning lie had passed a satisfactory flight. Grayson Saj* Wil so?i Keller, WASHINGTON, April 5 President Wilson was reported 'better this morning, but confined to his Tied; no cause for worry.** }n a message received at the White House from Rear Admiral Grayson, according to Secretary Tumulty today. GERMANS WOULD MAXE SOUGHT Kilt INDEMNITY BERNE. April 5. Mathias Erz-berger, chairman of the German ar-! tnt sties commission and a member of the German government, was accused of being the author of a document written in 1914, showing that Germany's peace terms, if she won, would include large annexations and indemnities. Herr Landauer. a rep-tesentative of the Munich soldiers and workmen's council, declared in I a speech ai Augsburg. Bavaria, according to a dispatch to the Frankfort Zeitung. Landauer, who was speaking at a meeting in memory of Kurt Eisner, the late Bavarian pre-| mler, said he bad a copy of the document. Landauei at first refused to gi'e the name of the author, except that Tie w as still a member of the go\ - OEF I Bv h*- A sum lated Dress* BERNE. March 7. i My Mail) Wartime :ood restrictions still weigh Lea' iIv upon the Swiss aud are expected to for several months. The bread ration has been in-] be cr* ased to nim ounces a day and is * \p.-ct* d to remain at this allowance ti'l after ibis year's harvests. The cheese ration is wine ounces a mouth, Putt* i is only obtainable in the remoter country districts. The sugar ration . eighteen ounce a month. There is a great dearth of milk md. although th*' ration is nominally a pint pet day. it is rarely possible u» obtain more than half of a pint. Hap!con, sago, macaroni, anti eminent. Finally, however, he said. i i .si *• *• > ' , j I many other similar articles ot food Boded F HOME TEET THEIR WARDS that the person to whom he a was Heil Erzberger. Among tile peace terms mentioned in the document, Landauer said. were: Annexation of Belgium, French Normandy and several towns on the southeastern coast of England. Annexation of the territories on the eastern frontier of Germany which have since become separate states. Establishment of a large German colonial empire. Payment of a ciliated to cover during the first war as well as debt before tilt Herr Landauer asserted these terms were approved in war indemnity cal-Germany's expenses ten months of the th** entire German war. that prin ce me before equipping your car. Try Racine tires.—Ford Service Station 229-231 East Main 3-12-lmo Hear Wbipkey next Sunday morning and evening at the First Methodist church. 4-3-3t Making Faces That's what we do for a living. We can make prettier the prettiest and make pretty the bomi test.. Phone an appointment. Studio 34 Captain and Mrs. Kelly, who conducted the orphans' home at the cor-i tier of Rennie and Tenth street, so i it is reported, have left Ada without giving their permanent address, j * According to information given the News by one of the three officials. Judge Orel Busby, Mayor Gary Kitchens and Rev. S. B. Damron investigated the matter thoroughly and decided that all was not entirely straight with the management. Although the Kellys had left, having sold their interest to other prrties, the three decided that the home ought to he closed and the children turned over to the United Charities. Among the reports in reference to the management of th** home, it is said that in soliciting money in Shamrock and probably other towns in the state it was represented that the home contained many more children than are actually in the home. ciple by General von General Moltke aud Tirpitz. XX Palkenhaysen. Admiral von ire entirely lacking. Meat, though unrationed, is verj poor in quality a.id (annot b* obtained for less than $1.50 a pound. The resti lotion which most seriously affects file economic lift' of the the country and also the comfort of the inhabitants is the reduced service of trains due to the coal famine. All express trains have been suspend and the speed of the few' slow train* that run average*; about fifteen miles an hour. Connections I were down between trains on different lines are helped Hurst niade as difficult as possible to dis- J courage travelling. Fares have been 1 virtually doubled. The trains are packed, many long-distance travellers are obliged to stand in the corridors all the wr.; an the jolting is violent I All ladies who desire to register I for the course in home nursing given by the Red Cross chapter of, Pontotoc county, are requested to bt at Red Cross headquarters early Monday morning as the registration will be disposed of as quickly! as possible and class work begun. | The course will consist of fifteen lessons and the working hours will! from 9 to ll a. in., 2 to 4 and] 7 to 9 p. rn. on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. No class fee is charged. This course, as Miss Anderson, the nurse in charge of the work, does not pretend to In* such a course as a trained nurse would receive .but is for the purpose of giving instructions on the home care of the sick which is so badly needed ar times. Home hygiene, food preparation. care of the beds, as well as how' to take measures to prevent illness in the family. Miss Anderson is pre-eminently qualified for this work. She graduated eighteen years ago and has been nursing most of the time since besides taking special work. For more than a year she was in war service, part of the time at Columbia war hospital. IT. S. General No. I, in New York anti part of th** time in England. The ship on J which she sailed carried 6.000 troops and when it landed many ith influenza, these cases and then assigned to a hospital neat erpol where soldiers brought France were placed. This course is the beginning work in public nursing that Cont*,toe County Chapter of the This is a thing of interest to you. At the present time you will find it an easy thing to make your selection here, where you wiK find coats with hand-shaped fronts which give more life to the garment .With pockets that don't sag, with all the inside pant seams taped and overcast to prevent raveling or ripping, with buttons sewn on to stay and with the best fabric—and many other good features. $5 to $17.50 Men s T rousers Special This Week ' $6 This is the time to buy odd trousers and this is your chance to get some real merchandise at a big spacial. You will find these trousers are iii the best of styles; also tailoring and materials that you will apre-ciate. Good buyers this line. will not fail to see Values Up to $7.50. MEN,SEE OUR SHOES, SHIRTS, HATS, CAPS, NECKWEAR J&fUuvk. DEPARTMENT STORE PHONE ll S.M. SHAW, PROP. Established in IMS ADA, OKLA. IS TO BE PAVED SOON ON DANZIG REFUSAL 'Uh* property holders on South Broadway have signed a petition for paving the street. Considerably more than half of the property is represented and it is reported that possibly not a single property holder will object. The street is to bt* forty leet wide and the paving is to extend to Eighteenth street. By the Associated Press PARIS, April 5.- (Havas) — Marshal Foch has telegraphed the allied governments that the right of the allies to use Danzig as a port for the return to Poland of Polish troops in France, has been formally upheld in the conference with Ger ing. as are those on East Tenth and Hast Ninth. Also the property holders on East Twelfth street are getting in the paving mood and contemplate t Ila I street iii the citv class. man representatives. Other streets are under considers-I Arrangements Satisfactory. Hon. tfome of the property holders PARIS, April 5.—It was officially on South Townsend are talking par- announced this morning that arrangements for the landing of Polish troops at Danzig and their transport along other lines proposed by Germany had been arranged to the entire satisfaction of the allied powers. ll. JONES CORRECTS STATEMENT KY OKLAHOMAN The Oklahoman states that W. IL Jones was at Oklahoma City Friday in the interest of moving the girls' industrial school for Oklahoma City to Roff. Mr. Jones requests the News to make the following correction of the Oklahoman story: ' I never had in mind and knew nothing about the proposition of Roff wanting the Industrial school for girls. I told Gov. Robertson and others that Roff would like to have one of the tubereulor sanitoriums, and nothing regarding the industrial school for girls was ever mentioned to mc or by me." owing to attachment to passenger tining of freight cars which are shunt cd at the stations en route. The importation of coal into Switzerland falls short of the necessary minimum of 170,000 tons a month and this deficiency must be made good before travelling can become normal again. The locomotives of the Swiss State Railways are burning wood instead of coal. The war r*vst riot ion on the use of gasoline is aboil* to be removed, its shortage macs- 1917 had been so great that the entire supply had to be reserved for the use of the army and for physicians in emergency cases. , The automobile had almost disappeared from Swiss roads. Now' a large purchase of gasoline from Bohemia will permit unlimited sale. Let a Want Ad get it for you. FUPTONA I I—ll I V/i Iii A COMBINATION OF PEPTONIZED IRON, MALT, MANGANESE AND COD LIVER EXTRACT A Reconstructive Tonic and Aid for Enriching the Blood, Building the Strength and Improving the Health Generally. A FINE AFTER "FLU" TONIC Per Pint, $1.25 Gtfin <S~ Mays Drug Go. Intentions Count for Little. To he always intending to live a new life, Gut never to find time to set chout it, is as if a man .should put off eating and drinking and sleeping from one day and night to another, till lie Is starved and destroyed.—Tillson. Oklahoma Rrexjties. WETUMKA The bringing in oft a 35,000,000 gas well has stimulat-l ed interest in the field and five1 more wells will be drilled at once. J The town is to be supplied with bt an early date. She was Liv-j from I of a t lit* Red Cross expects to carry on in peace times. Another epidemic of influenza may sweep the country this fall and it is of prime importance that I the people be prepared to meet it. A few months hence, as soon as possible, a permanent nurse will be em-plowed who will travel over the county giving courses where the people are interested and doing everything possible to diminish human suffering and reduce the death loss. In her stay here Miss Anderson expects to visit other places and explain the nature of the work. The Red Cross did wonderful work during the war and in caring for the influenza patients at the emergency hospital when many were in need of help and this work in peace time is expected to be of prime importance in spreading knowledge of methods of home nursing that all may j employ In cases of illness of members of their families. Fleet Cooper's automobile laundry now open. Cars laundred $1.00. Fleet Cooper garage set vice first. 3-31-6t Our line of Men's complete. Burk's. Clothing is 4-4-2t gas No Friends Like Old Friends. Esteem of great powers, or available qualities newly discovered, may embroider a day or week, but a friendship of twenty years Is Interwoven with the texture of life. A friend may be found and Inst, hut an old friend can never be found, and nature ha* provided that he cannot easily be lost. —Samuel Johnson. WETUMKA One produce house paid out $300 for eggs and poultry in one day recently. LUCY GATES CHARMS FARGE AUDIENCE HOLDENVILLE—Hughes county will on May 6 vote on the question of issuing $75,000 bonds for helping to build a bridge across the Canadian at Calvin and $125,000 for a courthouse. Delphian dub. The Delphian Club will meet at 3:00 o'clock in the First Methodist Church parlor Tuesday afternoon. All who are members of this club and expect to study the course as outlined are urged to be present at this meeting as it is important that all get the very first lesson in the course. —* Mrs. Wells, President. Lee McKinney arrived this morning with his discharge from Camp Pike, seemingly none the worse off for having served six months in overseas duty since he has not lost his happy smile an/ the twinkle in his eye. HOLDENVILLE — Work gun on paving 22 blocks paving and a move is on pave twelve more blocks. has boof new foot to OKMULGEE—O. II. Gray, a foamer living nine miles southwest of Okmulgee, comttiitted suicide by handing himself. RAVIA — Barney Underwood, an Indian, was shot by Constable McCollum while resisting arrest and is expected to die. L TISHOMINGO—By a vote of 168 to 28 Tishomingo decided in favor of issuing bonds for a municipal erect; ic light anil ice plant. Young. Men's waist-line models and silk-lined suits — catchy and smart. —Burk's. 4-4-2t. Those who seized the opportunity] of hearing Lucy Gates sing last evening were in no way disappointed. Her pleasing personality and simple manner won for her n responsive] audience. She has a remarkable range of voice, her highest tones! were reached with surprising easel and spontaneity, while her lowest tones were characterized with clearness and accuracy. The music lovers of the audience were more than delighted with her rendition of the Bell Song from ''Lakme" in which such wonderful technic was manifested. Her voice is beautiful in quality and has a lyric power that is most appealing sympathetic. Those who heard the concert have every reason to congratulate themselves and feel satisfied that they have heard this unusual artist of coloratura. That the singer is thoroughly American was evinced by her keen sense of humor displayed when "Old Tige" chimed in on the chorus. Let a Want Ad get it for you. N e w Easter Apparel for GIRLS A truly wonderful selection of dainty Voile and Organdie Dresses in lace, ribbon and embroidery trimmed, which in scope of variety is the largest we have ever had, and from the viewpoint of beauty, simply unexcelled. Sizes 2 to 16. PRICED FROM $1.50 T0 $12.50 The Surprise Store Established 1903 J15-117 West Main St. Phone It7 ;
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 4, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas IHerald-Zeitung □ Thursday December 4,1997 g 3ANews BriefsUP, customers point J*^SHWGTON ^^l^ppers scoffed Wednesday at claims by Union Pacific executives that conditions at the nation's largest railroad have improved dramatically after months of congestion and service disruptions. Hours after Dick Davidson, chairman of Dallas>based Union Pacific Corp., assured the federal Surface Transportation Board that the railroad's Oct I service recovery plan had addressed the most serious problems, customers painted a starkly different picture. Last month, the board declared a ''transportation emergency" in the West and imposed a 30-day service order designed to midge die railroad back to normal operations. That order, requiring Union Pacific to cooperate with its competitors in Texas, expires at midnight Thursday. The board must consider whether to extend it or impose new remedies. Testifying at a day-long hearing Wednesday, dissatisfied shippers urged the board to extend die order by the maximum 240 days permissible under law. The Texas Railroad Commission, which has been harshly critical of Union Pacific's performance, prodded federal regulators to take more drastic action and force the railroad to divest itself of some 250 miles of track around Houston. AUSTIN (AP) — Texas home and property owners could save big on their insurance under a mandatory discount program for property with hail-resistant roofs. Texas Insurance Commissioner Ebon Bonier on Wednesday listened to consumers, roofers and insurance companies who said they support die idea. Some who testified proposed changes, which Bomer said he wanted to consider before deciding whether to approve the program. If enacted, the discounts would apply to roofs installed after Feb. I, 1998. There are four classes of hail-resistant roofs. Depending on where homeowners live and the quality of hail-resistant roofs installed, discounts would range from I percent to 35 percent of annual premiums. According to Bomer's department, insurance claims from Texas homeowners in 19% amounted SI.3 billion. About $531 million of that — roughly 40 percent — came from damage caused by wind and hail. The majority of that damage was to roofs.ftyt* penal •xpocted to drop CLUTE, Texas (AP) — Following Texas sheriffs' opposition, proposed state guidelines on use of force against jail inmates are doomed, according to The Brazosport Facts. Texas Commission on Jail Standards' executive director JackFesttage Planner NOV. 14-JAN. 4—THE HOLIDAY RIVER OF LIGHTS —A spectacular drive-through holiday light display featuring thousands of lights and animated holiday scenes nestled on the banks of the tranquil Guadalupe River in Cypress Bend Park. Enjoy this magical journey of sight, sound and motion from early November to early January. Contact Don Ferguson at 830-608-2100. TODAY— WASSAILFEST (FIFTH ANNUAL) —A magical evening of downtown festivities ranging from sampling different types of wassail (holiday punch), to enjoying the many diverse entertainment groups and strolling through downtown shops. Downtown Plaza from 5 to 9 p.m. (Wassail voting at 8:30 p.m.) Contact: Lynn Fountain at 830-606-2100. FRIDAY— VISIT WITH ST. NICHOLAS — Children enjoy tractional visit with "German" Santa at the Sophienburg Museum (401 West Col) at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. Contact: Michele Oatman at the Sophienburg Museum at 830-629-1572. SATURDAY- CANDLELIGHT TOUR — Visit Sophienburg Museum, Museum of Texas Handmade Furniture and Conservation Plaza. Doors open 88 p.m. Crump, who proposed the new regulations after viewing a Brazoria County videotape allegedly depicting abuse, told the newspaper he has changed his mind. The proposal that operators of county jails and for-profit prison facilities submit for commission review individual policies on use of force against inmates was expected to die at the panel's meeting Thursday. ''Based upon input I've received, I am not recommending the proposal for adoption," Crump told the newspaper this week.Thrts charged In tfsath of man al buoy Int enaction HOUSTON (AP) — Three brothers have been charged in a rash hour killing apparently motivated by revenge. Nicomedes Santibanez, 28, Abraham Santibanez, 32, and Apolinar Santibanez, 26, were charged with murder Wednesday for the death of Cleofas Orrusquieta Vega. The brothers began looking for Vega Tuesday morning, police said, because they warned to talk out their problems with him or kill him. Witnesses said Vega was standing at an eastbound bus stop when an armed man walked up. Vega then ran into the street with the gunman shooting and in pursuit. Vega made it to a vacant lot, where he fell. The gunman went up to Vega, fired several more times and fled in a waiting vehicle with the other two men, witnesses said. Vega died at the scene. Witnesses phoned police who then trailed the gunman's getaway car to west Interstate IO, where the three brothers were arrested. Three guns were found in the car. Police accuse Nicomedes Santinabez of being the shooter. His brothers were present and armed, police said.Bott yid Jury Indicts wan In staying of quods* mom SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A man accused of murder conspiracy in the slaying of a Florida mother of quadruplets was charged Wednesday in Texas with hiring his cousin to commit the crime. Samuel Gonzales, 27, went to court for what was expected to be a brief extradition hearing that would have sent him to Sarasota, Fla., to face a conspiracy trial in the shooting death of Sheila Bellush. But a judge stunned Gonzales, his attorneys and courtroom spectators by announcing the murder-for-hire indictment against Gonzales handed up by a grand jury in San Antonio. The indictment alleges Gonzales hired his cousin. Jose Luis Del Toro, on Nov. 4 to travel to Florida to kill Mrs. Bellush, a 35-year-old mother of six children including toddler quadruplets. Mrs. Bellush was shot to death in her Florida home Nov. 7. Her four toddlers were found nearby in her blood, though not physically harmed. Married mom confesses to disturbing fantasies DEAR ABBY*: I am the happily married mother of two teen-agers. Something disturbing has happened recently. I find myself attracted to my daughter's boyfriend. He is 19 and I am 46. « I'm no ''Mrs. Robinson," and I would never reveal how I feel. When he's here, I behave in nothing but an adult, motherly manner. However, my thoughts and fantasies about him are far from "motherly." This has bothered me for months. This has never happened before. I know I have to cope with it like anyone else with a secret crush, but I feel like such a fool. Am I abnormal? Have you ever heard of a mom foiling for a kid the age of her children? Please don't make fun of me; I feel silly enough already. And please don't even mention which state this letter came from. — SMITTEN DEAR SMITTEN: You are not abnormal, and yes, I have heard of women falling for men the age of their children. I suspect there are many adults (of both .sexes) who have found themselves attracted to their children's friends, but would never admit it The important consideration is not that you have these Ablings, but that you neither reveal nor act on them. As long as your fantasies remain fantasies, they are harmless. DEAR ABBY: I recently read the letter from "Troubled Tourist," who asked, "Aren't there more options Reno faces another decision in Clinton fund-raising probe for a single person than cruises that penalize one for traveling alone?" He wanted to travel alone or as part of a group, but pay a single rate and have a private room. Abby, to give the lowest price to those who are coupled is outrageous! It is akin to saying married is good and single is bad. It is cruel to imply that, when more than 75 million people are divorced, widowed or never married. I can afford to pay for a cruise, and can afford to travel to Europe alone, but in this couples' world, it is still sometimes painful. I refuse to pay that exorbitantly higher rip-off price for traveling alone! It's time travel agents and hotels wised up and realized they are losing a tremendous amount of business. If condominiums and apartment buildings can accommodate the needs of singles, then so can cruise ships and hotels. — ELEANOR CARLSON, ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. DEAR ELEANOR: Meeting the needs of the single traveler may be an idea whose time has come. Many travel agents wrote to offer roommates, singles cruises and discounted rates to "Troubled Tourist," but that was not his question. Perhaps the answer to traveling alone inexpensively is to check several travel sources and plan creatively. Bon voyage! DEAR ABBY: What is the advantage, and to whom, of an envelope with a window in it? Half the time, I get my reply in backward, and I'm sure that my wasted time is typical. Who benefits? — GERALD STROHM. FRESNO. CAUF. DEAR GERALD: You do. It takes only a moment to ensure that your reply is placed in the envelope correctly. It would take more time to address an envelope. With a window envelope, there is no chance of making an error in the name and address. Enjoy decorations, sample tasty German treats. Contact: Michelle Oatman. SATURDAY-SUNDAY — OLD GRUENE CHRISTMAS MARKET DAYS FESTIVAL — Town lighting ceremony, shops, restaurants, entertainment and craft vendors in Gruene Historic District. Market of more than 100 craft vendors opens by 10 am, lighting ceremony, Saturday 6 p.m.. Contact. Mary Jane NaMey. Dec. 12-14 GLOWFEST '97 — Texas' Only Winter Holiday Balloon Festival — Daily at sunrise flyover of more than 25 balloons. Evening "glow at Comal County Fairgrounds concessions available, spectacular family event filled with music and the most unusual holiday lighting display in south Texas. Contact: Chamber of Commerce at 830-6282385 or 1-800-572-2626. DEC. 13 A CHRISTMAS JOURNEY — Depiction of German historic Christmas experiences in Texas from Indianola to New Braunfels. First Protestant Church at 5:30 p.m. Contact: Celeste Salge at 830-6287663 or Jerald Schroeder at 830606-7729 ext. 19. DEC. 13 THE FOURTH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TOUR OF HOMES — Get into the Holiday Spirit \Mth a visit to the delightful and festive on this WASHINGTON (AP) — The political fund-raising controversy still holds peril for key players. Attorney General Janet Reno faces a second decision this month on whether to seek an independent counsel to investigate President Clinton while her task forces plans to begin indicting fund-raisers. In addition, Interior Secretary Brace Babbitt awaits a decision from Reno, due by Feb. 11, in an Indian casino case that senior officials called the most difficult to resolve without requesting appointment of an independent counsel. In that matter, Babbitt's sworn testimony to the Senate is directly contradicted by a lawyer, who was a close friend. While Republicans continued to boil over Reno's rejection of an outside prosecutor for telephone fund raising by Clinton and Vice President Al Gore, the 120 lawyers and FBI agents on the Justice Department task force plowed ahead Wednesday on a broad front. They were using grand juries here and in Los Angeles, according to people involved in the case. Investigators were examining a host of questionable financial transactions, a coterie of fund raisers, possible foreign payments and Democratic party fund-raising practices. At least two Republicans also were under scrutiny. Reno warned that the telephone decision exonerated no one from this broader investigation. Officials anticipate indicting two Democratic fund-raisers this month or next on charges of concealing the identity of the real donors, hoping to pressure them or others into providing evidence against others. year's tour. Enjoy the enchantment of Christmas past and present. Contact: Germy Hensz at 830-625-6119. DEC. 13 JINGLE BELL RUN/WALK FOR FAMILY OUTREACH — 5K Run, Walk, Kid's K and Silent Auction. 9 a m. in Landa Park. Contact: Susan Phillips at 830-609-5030. DEC. 18 CAROLING ON THE PLAZA (SDCTEENTH ANNUAL) — Arts Council sponsors community get-together with friends and neighbors to sing traditional Christmas carols. 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Trie, Huang, Kanchanalak and Chung all showed up with Clinton on White House videotapes; Hsia and Huang arranged a Buddhist temple fund-raiser that Gore attended. The most immediate deadline is Dec. 15 when Reno must answer a request by House Judiciary Committee Republicans that she seek an independent counsel to investigate the role of Clinton, Babbitt. White House aide Bruce Lindsey and former deputy White House chief of staff Harold Ickes in the casino ruling. In July 1995, the Interior Department denied three Wisconsin Chippewa tribes a casino license, which had been recommended by Bureau of Indian Affairs.For RH Your Body Shop Needs BECKER MOTOR CO 547 S. Seguin, New Braunfels 606-3463 Automobile Insurance A, automobile owners, it's up to you to make important choices for your family. Remember, you'll always have a friend along for the ride with Farm Bureau Auto Insurance. 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Ada Weekly News (Newspaper) - July 7, 1960, Ada, Oklahoma The Paper With PERSONALITY Biggest Reading Buy in Oklahoma By Mail in Pontotoc And Adjoining Counties Single Copy IO Cents Only $2.00 Per Year 60TH YEAR Combined With The Ado Times-Democrat AD V. OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960 Ada Attorney Raps Demo Chairman IO Pages NO. 13 Wednesday over of a candidate of the Pontotoc ic Central Com- rat a attorney. Chairman gn his position newspaper en-i Gray, a can-commissioner. Party bylaws county chair-n any primary charged "Mr A furor an the end orsement by the chairman County Democrat] mittee Lewis M Wa!so called for Democ •I I .Ione* to rf" as a result of a dorsement of Dav didate for countv The Democrat! strictly forbid a man s taking part election," Watson Jones' endorsement of David Gray in the newspaper advertise* ment comprises a breach of faith with the Democrats of the county and he should tender his resignation." The party bylaws require a county chairman to remain inactive in primary elections. Jones' name was one of several from Allen published in an advertisement for Gray in last Sunday's edition of The Ada Evening News. 'As Individual' The statement lauded Gray's work as county commissioner and endorsed his stand against administration proposals "Yes. I signed the statement," Jones said Wednesday morning. But, I did it as an individual, (Continued on page two)"" ^Scheduled Poultry Operation At Scullin On Cotton ~ Marketing quota penalty rates on "excess" cotton of the 1960 Reveals The Industry's New Look IV I UViruttrv™ ................. .. By W. L. KNICKMEYER If Grandma could sit up for one t I. " Mi uu tor one crops of upland cotton were an- quick look at what Cleo Ozbirns trounced this week by the U. S. doing with chickens over at Seui-Department of Agriculture. The Un. she'd lie down hastily, pull the penalty rate on upland cotton is dirt back over her head and try r-SSJT I a- her best ,0 f°rget ever seen t ontrolling legislations directs it. that the marketing quota penalty Grandma, you'll remember ra.e tor upland cotton be 50 per used to raise chickens, too But cent of the parity price per pound she went at th? thing logically. of cotton effective as of June 15 reasonably, in line with the reset he calendar year in which the alar course of nature. Every so cotton is produced. The parity often she'd hold out a setting of price for upland cotton as of June eggs, catch a broody hen -la was 38,89 cents per pound. and let the hen take care of the Growers approved marketing rest of it. After a while the roost-quotas for the 1960 crops of up- ers would make fried chickened "tv" referendums last the pullets would take their place whTn ♦♦ , _• as rePlacements in the flock. When cotton marketing quotas Mrs. Ozbirn's operation is are in effect a farmer who a little different. She raises thou- does not comply with the cotton sands and thousands of chickens acreage allotment established on — all pullets, at that — but never his farm is subject to a penalty gathers Egg One. As soon as the THp m?rket,ng fexc8ss- b,rds 8et UP close to the laving The cotton crop from the farm is stage, Mrs. Ozbirn gets rid of also ineligible for price support them and starts on another batch Commodjty Credity Corp- a Specialist oration programs. Representative, Sheriff Draw Top County Voting LA^K.PF» ™E DAY: Po,itics t00k the spotlight July 4th at Glenwood Park, Ada. Tues day s election was coming up, and many groups of men were forming huddles passina c!?rds0anddu?pr^Ce,V,n*9 ""I ^h'le rtMy was underwaV- Candidates handed out cards and literature, too, and those kept the talk sparked up. (NEWS Photo). Wheat Allotments Are Set in County Allen Airman Graduates From AFB School I « « optional, one s me nrst Sheppard AFB. Tex —Airman 8cbtdon in an integrated egg-pro-third class Henry F. Whitehead duc,n§ setuP fliaf starts at Season of M. C. Whitehead, Allen! " s SulPhur fe?d dealer R. T. iduated recentlv from thp ~rown_ at the center, passes What Grandma would make of all this doesn't bear thinking of. What Mrs. Ozbirn makes of it, though, is a good deal. For Mrs.' Ozbirn is a pretty important factor in the poultry Industry's New Look. She s a specialist. She s the first ... * -KB*;,--.- BNmhNBHHnI _____ fhtE no Mitral.T- MrS* Ccu° 0zbirn' Scullin, doesn't bother with all the odds and ends of cagedayer flocks!e,(NEWS WK^ ^ °"# ^ By ERNEST THOMPSON One runoff, a new state representative and a stream of incumbents returning to office resulted from Tues- 00b'lo^mnar«rfirtCVo1hn KPnn(.°L°C C°Unty 3S alm0St 8 ' * C0Un'y Wnear acreage allot- Each farmer will he mailed an Iv heav / P t0 the ballot boxes in an unexpected- rant of 745 acres for 1961 was official notice of his wheat allot- — ' urnout. announced this week bv Guv ment before the wheat market- was graduated recently from the fT'" at tbe center- F electrical power production oper- Vi° 11 Iayin£ bocks in t h e atop course at Sheppard Air *"rray C?Vnt? area' and winds = oian rnoro). Force Base. Texas. ^ as truckload upon truckload of .. f. , Airman Whitehead was grad- g,^e A eggs in oklahoma City. *®"s*,ed Wlth the way things are general keeping a close watch ov- extra surge blew one of the hos uated from Allen High School. rio, 15 a, contract operation,.80;^' L * er the chickens. connections off. And when Mn in 1958. Prior to entering mill- I down the Jlne- wifb Brown Lven when eggs were down." Poultry Trouble Ozbirn visited her charges in th A co-, *. Each fan.tr .ill Cc mailed on gSRitKM STaiSESZSX LS SSttT* ~ " Lackland'Ara^Tcxas, wtereT chi<* '. week fo" ^ng replan" Brown has 35.000 layers work- washing0^vTLm^aloiTflrl offtake ^ ,**! a" baclf t*gan his basic military train- 1WJ ^ cage-iayer mg for him in ll different flocks few hours and they can get into away ** The runoff will pit incumbent sheriff Oren Phillips Peg™chairman ^Tthe^PomolJ ing '|uo,a refere'ndumTo ™hdd ^an his basic military"traim ™n/atP"'lets' pa>" bis "Belayer insI for him in ll different ftatoi fw'S^'th^can^Unto away inst challenger Burl Griffin Thp tu n Cm,ntv on Thursday. July 21 mg. operator so much per dozen for and Mrs. Ozbirn supplies replace- more double than you can'untan 5y produce, hnd fhpn c/affe mPrftQ fnr nil r\f tkArn _ 1 " ~~ I— o,ICI in v/ien rniuips regg. cnairman ot tho Pontotoc 6 1 if * Ii challenger Burl Griffin. The two came out ahead County Agricultural Stabilization on rhur?day. July 21. 0- h -^ "UKpi — **~ cm, um«n- ----* * - - - - r----------. ana fnnwnt.ni. c*---"The referendum will decide th Produce, Snd then sells rants for all of them. gje in a week * Fortunately, none of the chi 'Portant questions for wheat C,TV RAIN T0TAL 170 INCHES tLTITnl? basis' Actua,ly' at this level ^re's Take that time last year when fe?,Was i°St' But Mrs' 0zbil ' • 10 Sa*way a Oklahoma City. one more subdivision Mrs 07. Mr, kZZ J,™ .I™ had ^rned a lesson. From thi in ' ♦ r U1UUI»- ine two came out ahead Agricultural Stabilization in a torrid race for the county's chief law enforcement and Conservation Committee. The officer. Cecil Smith ran a close third, just fiftv-five votes aIlotment ann°unced is Pontotc important questions for wheat^111 KAI]V T0TAL 170 IN w o^wav ar .»t,oh , - — iaai vcm WIltn . . , . , behind Griffin, but will apparently not ask for a recount C?unt-Vs share of the national producers." Mrs. Pegg said. "and Late morning showers Wednes- ^ vL f, "13 y' ?ne more subdivision. Mrs. Oz- Mrs. Ozbirn was raising her first t,earned a le«son From t Of the ballots. F • 0r a rCC0Unt «'hcat allotment of 55 million the outcome, naturally, will re- added another inch of rain- Brown , - , birn's brother-in-law. A! Donaghe batch Tho cWokenh^e is o ""v Shi °Ut f W8ter e -TV. -------------------- Heres nreseni lh. «hli "f .u""----------- fall here Tnesrfev ,h. ,a. Br0"n acceP,s 'be risks rn the (who lives just across the road' course enninoeH er-V n,ght after ^ dickens ha e~*'*,a^»5Siii't5vstx&jrsr*f . m................_.......... lira\. (rem pa rnllme L- •-* * • • - - "*• —----- — down t0 68 during the evening r,------------, ./ tlle P ' a n. the job of washing out the water evidently sucked up an air bub- chickenhouse are 40 by 200 feet (Continued on page two) of the ballots, u The new- state representative is Lonnie L. Abbott, T, .. Homer School principal. Abbott unseated first-term in county allotmcnt will __ Mr f""Rn°gbertS by an over" helming margin ff- "« ai mi^^it^a?rre,Urn^,I,l 0ffiCe inC,Ude: COm- '"^^nrshLiIvidtrSs ^ missioners David (,ra> George Collins and Rae Thomp- will be completed early in July Cha^S RushlnS; s^te Represen---?^ ^ tatne Robert VV. Ford; and Countv Surveyor Charles M Holt. ,- The county voters also gave a the sheriff's rare which had a thumping vote of approval to U. S. total of 7.920 votes cast. Senator Robert S Kerr and U. In the race for sheriff, four can- S. Congressman Tom Steed. didates battled it out. A surge of voting late in the Gn the early returns from the m afternoon pushed the county total rura! h®*®5* Phillips and Griffin Kina , is in the ran UP apparently insurmountable rej2n in this w*iftn J nl°,Tan! men,s of the old King's arm.v still I sing in abandoned ruins - - " Vizirs. :a; — -- v.»t vuiwiik;, udiuiduy. win re- —ain/uic 1 men oi rain* Rmun ,, . . . onus uiuuier-in-iaw, ai uonaghe batch The rhirkenhmicn ic nf . . present the will of those growers fal1 here Tuesday, giving the Ada operation and all th" <Wh° liV6S just across the road'- course- equipped with automatic I" to who take (he trouble to cast their a7 a *«a' of ITO inehes for the o"s Th. pr01"S " is «oing "halvers" with her on waterers, with float valves th! 8°"e l° b"d' baIlots- 4fm'r Period ^ding at 7 a rn. iSf a feirTeturn forthf' ^T" 0' the,de!1- The men do "a'er a. a constant level in This business of "pen" requiro least two-thirds of the °^' .* . . , 1Bf , labor and their own investment ^ef h^avier work of rassling sacks the troughs. Nothing to worry s°ra explanation. With chicken Who vole approve the U.J' L ?,h. ^Ported Wednesday in buildings and the like \^d ft h i!'^ fro"nd a"d deaning up the about there. Mrs. O. thought. ' running 7,000 or 8.000 to the batch ien they will be in et 80 Wl,h ,he mercury dipping er th.fi, ,. And aft' chtckenhouse; Mrs. Ozbirn draws ----------- *•- :----' - ■ • down to 68 during the evening r e UT ,- ear °' 1 bours. 8 Bl0'vn and the others are well troughs every morning King Cotton s Army Is Scattered But Some Still Uphold Its Worth iViia. VV. UlOUgm. WI u.inni nj hr; UdlCI But one night the pressure pump tbe dimensions of the O z b i r .tw evidently sucked up an air bub- chtckenhouse are 40 by 200 fc" and in hie or something. The resulting (Continued on page two) almost as high as it was in the ran UP apparently insurmountable rpion in th ic .once dom*nant rants of the old King's army still gubernatorial year of iar>8. Then. ,eads Phillips won large plurali- ..-JLi, j Sec of Oklahoma rise annually on several Ponto-8 500 cast their ballots The hie- ties in such Loxes as Homer Al- 1 r 'ea,r* ag0 Wltb tbe ad* toe County farms. ----Sir1 8 \nar,oy Flanagan. This year,I from one to three gins, ard from on his place south of Ahloso. he dawn until late at night every day has fifty acres of comparative- of the picking season, wagons and ly new Parrot variety, and says trucks stood in long lines, waiting ii restrictions had aUowed it. he their turn to be unloaded and have would have planted several acres their cash-crop lint pressed into rnore. bales. "Growing cotton isn't the "T hard chore it once was." Flanagan . remember when cotton-pick- said when interviewed besde his ing lime ^as,ed ad and all winter and clean on up until — W..VV "U. , i laiia^dii said when interviewed beside his halted tractor. He pushed back winterMand clean on up unti his wide-brimmed hat and look- ;sPnn8- Flanagan said. "Some cd with obvious pride across a thirty acre field w'here heat-haze danced. Doesn't take me long to get across a field like this with a tractor rigged cultivator Modern equipment makes it easier. Guess you could say picking is the worst part, hut usually we have plenty of hands." Flanagan has been growing cotton in Pontotoc County since the times we d snatch the last scrap-picking one day and start turning the dead stalks under the next getting the land ready for another crop. Back then, everybody grew cotton, and it was hard to hire pickers. Each family was tied up. picking their own crop. It isn t that way now." Flanagan s land is obviously well adapted to cotton, in 1958 he hu'^»i4u^r.?m.TntRi«hh%l,7 Firr,His $,iv s,r°rs btii*v*r in co,,°n- *nd Parrot variety which h* • , shown above plowing a thirty acre strip of the 52 bV.l.,h:C(hc.non .*cr°J ,h*L*y b*v°: * ,0P ,int »*•"• '» corron on JJ.8 acres . . .good production in any cotton grower's book __—(WEEKLY Photo). ■*» 1 W**IVFIVZV vuumy Since me iv vuuuii. in ne middle twenties. During those Srew o2 bales on 33.8 acres—just years—and many years before aLout a bale and a half per acre, and after—cotton in the county is exceptionally good. Last was undisputed king. It was the -v<lar- however, the per-acre yeild one and only cash crop that fam- of lint dropped off considerably ilies depended upon, and many but 001 enough to destroy his pro-old gin stands may still be seen Lt. And this year, hs says, pros- their tin roofs and suction pipes P0015 Iook good. corroding with rust and their clap- vve^vils aren't the meance board or brick seed houses coilap- (Continued on page two)~ raised by Mrs. C*eoqOzbirnadWhe^"hVy'<re ready VcToY** 3$ makers are these 7 000 (count 'em) pullets beini est thing in the poultry^ rndusVryrvIrtkal intlaratfnJ S they ,,/acn to11 Jayin« f,ocks' •"•"■PlW"* the new Staff Photo). inausTry. vertical mtegrat.on, R. T. Brown of Sulphur is the promoter of the project. (NEW! Galley-Vanting Around The County JESSE family. Mr STJd in. A^l.'lLnlTaSa.urjfay n00'> P°"y ^ M0"d A ^ ...... " ................ few day s vacation. It MRS. E. O. HUMPHERY Oran Kerr besan hi« varann last Monday y. Wedn Mrs Kerr v i en! to ( Oklahoma Cih and visited their daughter anc husband. Mr on/4 Vt ana m rs. Carl Watts While there they vi sited Mr. anc M rs Jack mc Mea i They rt*- turned borne 1 Friday Their daugh- ter. Mrs. Wj lits, ear ne with them Patricia Ken* v 'ber and tami;\ Kerr in Ada. D this week was I began Tuesday. They vt" d in Semmoh anc Friday Mr. Antikm. Barhal ard of Los .Anc ed with her ir" ua> 5 vacanon- nigbt Mrs- Underhill took them Mr. and Mrs. -day Mr and Mr, U* Me- ^ and ]a>- Tecumseh, night and caught enough fish for C3m<' down and spent the night. Sunday dinner. Mrs. Underhill in- t mg aioumi Mr and Mrs I'harr had all their ''icd Ronnie for dinner. She he go on rain children and grandchildren except cooked the fish for them Larrv one granddaughter, who was the Miller joined them for dinner and Mrs Howard Antnkin now Sunday Mrs. Durward Miller a and B ' e Hoi h/ u, ^ and N'!la J« visi'^d Mr. and Mr, c , lay nigh and they all spent the Lee Miller. Mrs. Miller took the lrmed at l0e r^ht *, children s»,mining In uTtlter noon. rode the pony and popped fire crackers. Monday Mrs. Miller had her folks. Mr. and Mrs. Rayford May for dinner. Mr. May and Ronnie went fishing, caught two nice ones. Larry Miller. Billie How-went swimming in Sheep Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clinton and children of Tulsa spent the weekend visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. Martin Dale, Betty and Glenda. A week ago Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Thomason had a house full of company. They were Mr. and Mrs. Slat Saint and children, Ada: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thorny son, Union Valley; Mr. and Mrs. Irl Rhynes. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Simpson and Forest Jr. Hickory; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thompson. Pittstown; and Glen Durant and Riley Jennings. Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Thomason visited Sam Duty in Pontotoc. Friday they went to Sulphur to visit the O. K. Lawrence and make final plans for the trip to Stamford, Tex., for the rodeo and old soldier's reunion. C. A. Thomason, Ewen Gale and O K. Lawrence have competed in the old man s rodeo for the past ten years. They left Saturday morning and returned Monday afternon. Mr, Thomason placed sixth. Pretty good for a young man of 74. The other Oklahomans tied their calves also. Charlie reported they had the time of their lives. the event was climaxed with a big dance. Over 1700 attended. Charlie said he thought they were all on the floor at one time. Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dale visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thomason Mr. a$d Mrs. R. A. Jennings helped Mrs. Thomason with her work while Mr. Thomason was away. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shellen-berger of Tishomingo spent Friday night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Shellenberger. Mr. and Mrs. Shellenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shellenberger and Ann Shellenberger attended the wedding of Sharon Brooks and Jim Riley Saturday night. Sunday Douglas Shellenberger spent the day with Richard and Randy Humphers. Mr. Humphers (Continued on peg# two) ;
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|This is a discussion on $10 NLHE 6-max: Brutal sick disgusting hand with very deep stacks within the online poker forums, in the Cash Game Hand Analysis section; 10NL 6-max zoom on PokerStars. Both villains are unknown. BTN: $9.23 SB: $10.02 Hero (BB): $51.60 UTG: $4.60 MP: $10.00 CO: $39.27 Pre Flop: ($0.15) Hero is BB with A♣ A♦ UTG raises
$10 NLHE 6-max: Brutal sick disgusting hand with very deep stacks
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Pre Flop: ($0.15) Hero is BB with A♣ A♦
UTG raises to $4.60 all in, 1 fold, CO calls $4.60, 2 folds, Hero raises to $10, CO calls $5.40
Flop: ($24.65) J♦ K♠ T♠ (3 players - 1 is all in)
Hero bets $41.60 all in, CO calls $29.27 all in
I was loving life when I was dealt Aces and got a 46bb open shove from some fish and a call from another deep-stacked player. I wanted to raise it up a bit but not too much as I didn't want to deter the other player from calling. The flop from hell came and I didn't really know what to do... I thought if I open-shove here, I can probably get a call from QQ and AK and there are just as many combos of QQ as there are JJ/KK combined. I wasn't loving the shove but I felt that check/folding this flop would be too nitty. Thoughts?
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The worst part wasn't losing $40 this hand (my record for most bb lost in a single hand... woooh). The worst part was that I lost a further 6 buyins shortly after this through a combination of tilt + coolers (mostly unavoidable things like flush over flush, but some avoidable things like loose calldowns and spewy bluffs). It's never just 1 bad beat. It's always a series of bad beats. Ugh poker can be so cruel sometimes.
I was having such a good session until this hand. Everything after this just got worse and worse and worse. I should've stopped playing after losing this big pot.
He called 46BB already preflop. I'd be inclined to shove pre here. Or definitely a lot larger than you did. But if we're going much larger, we can just shove as we'd be c-betting all-in most of the time anyway, and this is a case where we don't mind him folding something like AK/KK/QQ because there's enough dead money already.
That's one of the worst flops you could have, though.
raise to $12 pre so you can shove most flops.
I mean as is, how often does your opponent have QQ here? I think over 100bbs pre, I think AK is either shoving or folding pre... so AA/KK and maybe QQ sometimes at these stakes. If you remove QQ you should be c/fing... if you put it over 50%, then you should shove. I think I just check the flop though and see what he does. It won't hurt you at this point.
Hard to get away from, but if you had some stats, you might be able to get away from this hand.
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Raise bigger pre. Unfortunately this flop absolutely smacks his calling range here and we have really poor equity against it. I wouldn't be too upset check/folding. I doubt you'll get bluffed by a worse hand/one that doens't have a shitton of equity against you.
It's just that KJT hits every single part of the calling range hard except AK. Even against QQ you really aren't doing very well. I agree with you, if there is only a Q or a K then we don't need to fear such a small part of his range. The problem as that his whole range clobbers this flop. Plug AA vs. TT+, AK on this flop. I don't know what the percentages are, but I'd imagine you don't have more than 30% equity, probably less.
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Personally I'm not calling the initial shove with AK unless I've reason to think that he's shoving light. If I had just flatted the shove with AK and then you raised giving me 4-1 I'd consider calling AK. Normally I wouldn't call the initial shove with JJ either. Probably only QQ KK AA. And then not happily with QQ. Problem is now I've seen the result of the hand but KK is the hand I'd fear the most in your shoes. John is right if you knew he was tight then you've got to consider the worst and folding but I doubt if anyone at this level is good enough to fold this. Myself included.
It is interesting maybe if faced with the same again I might just shove the aces pre flop and let the cards fall. It would have been interesting to see if he would have folded his KK.
If I could go back in time, I'd probably raise to something like $13 preflop instead of $10, so as to price the villain out of set mining. However, I would still be GII on 100% of flops, including this one.
Open-jamming yourself is probably a mistake. You are pretty much folding out every hand you beat, and isolating yourself against sets and AQ. If he is 400bb deep, he is going to be pretty competent. He's not calling off AK or QQ here. QJs should not be in his range, and even if it were, he wouldn't call. When he flat calls the open-jam, he should be pretty strong, given that UTG open-shoved almost 50bb. He's not closing the action either, and he has 3 people to act behind. So his range is something like (1010+, AQs+) at the minimum. Though I'd think most people would call (JJ+, AK), and I would remove JJ from my calling range.
Check and see what he does. I'm not too likely to stack off on this flop, as our range is pretty face-up when we check. His betting range should be really strong. AK probably checks back flop, and so does QQ (which both have SDV). He's shouldn't be trying to bluff us, especially when he doesn't know if we are capable of folding AA/AK/QQ here and because the fish in the pot is already all-in. There's nothing in the side pot either.
Okay yeah I screwed up my intuition was wrong. However I think it's really foolish to think that AK is not in villains range here. AK is very close to the nuts preflop, there is no reason why people shouldn't be playing it like this. Also the open jam isn't just pairs and AK it could literally be ATC.
Yeah could check the flop, your play on the flop certainly isn't bad though there's already 250bbs in the pot, doubt they'll fold QQ, may be able to get away from AK
Pf is the interesting street for me I can think of arguments for shoving, raising to ~13 and to the size that you did.
i'm leaning towards $13
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pretty classic for cash games i think, first preflop good action, but raise more 12$-13$ will be better, now flop absolutely horrible for you and you shove and thats very risky, which call only AK/AJ/JJ and KK like it was, flop dangerous so better check, and see whats going on where are you, cause 'bullets' looks not so strong like we want.
I also think it's unlikely that AK folds the flop. Like wtf is the point of the villain even playing AK if he's going to flop TPTK in a 1 SPR pot and then fold? He would have folded preflop if he thought he was dominated. So he either doesn't have AK in his range at all, or he's stacking off with AK anytime he flops TPTK. This was one of my motivations for only raising to $10: I wanted to keep dominated hands like AK in his range, even though I ran the risk of having the villain set-mine against me.
So let's say that {JJ+, AK} is probably a realistic range for the villain... so what is my equity against this range? Against 6 combos of sets I'm crushed (about 20% equity). Against 6 combos of QQ I am well ahead (about 75% equity). Against 6 combos of AK I am crushing (about 80% equity). So this averages out to 58% equity, which means it would be a profitable shove even if there was $0 in the pot. If you want to reduce my showdown equity by assuming that he'll fold QQ OTF, then you have to increase my fold equity OTF, so it pretty much evens out. And like I said, I don't expect any combos of AK that got to the flop to be folding TPTK on the flop. Why even call my raise in the first place if they think there's a good chance that they're dominated when they hit their TPTK? Are they hoping the flop will come exactly QJT, KKK or AAA? Either they'll fold AK to my preflop raise or they'll call with the intention of stacking off TPTK OTF. They're not calling preflop then folding the flop. That just makes zero sense.
Let's take an absolute worst case scenario: the villain only calls preflop with hands in the TT-KK range and folds everything else. In this case, we have 20% equity against 18/30 combos and 75% equity against 12/30 combos, which averages out to: (20*3/5 + 75*2/5)% = 42% equity. The breakeven point is 35% equity, so it's still profitable to shove here.
Unless you think that we can somehow predict that the villain will always check back the flop with AK and QQ and always bet the flop with a set, of which case it becomes more profitable to check the flop, see our opponent's reaction, then either fold the flop or shove the turn accordingly. But I just don't think we can make those assumptions about the villain.
So you're saying a 300bb+ deep-stacked reg is stacking off QQ just because it is BE? You're also forgetting about rake. Fair point if he does fold QQ though.
AK is a pretty easy and lol fold here for any decent player. I'm assuming he's going to be a good reg that reads ranges well. Well, what's your all-in betting range here? And how much equity does AK have against it? It's nowhere close to 35%. It doesn't matter if the SPR is 1, and that he flopped TPTK.
If he flatted AKs here, he has position on you and a bunch of draws to the nuts. He has implied odds, is getting good pot odds pre, and you are pretty much never bluffing 300bb+ deep with a fish already all-in.
Your shove is only "profitable" because you are calculating that he stacks off all combos of AK. I'd say he stacks off close to none of his AK combos, maybe 1 or 1.5 at most. You're also forgetting he may have AQs sometimes, which means you're pretty much drawing dead.
I didn't say we can predict he checks back AK/QQ. But it'd make sense for him to, and he'd probably do it often. He has SDV, and your range is pretty face-up to some JJ/QQ/some KK/AA/AK. Why would he even bother betting? It does not accomplish anything, since you're most likeky either trapping him or checking to stack-off. It makes zero sense for him to do that, and he's most likely a thinking reg. There is no side pot either, so there is no point in trying to move you off your hand with the fish already all-in.
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1.If folds QQ/AK: folding 15/40 = .375
2. if folds AK .225
1. .375(24.65) + .149(53.92) - .851(29.27) = 9.24+8.03 – 24.9 = -7.47
2. .225(24.65) +.304(53.92) - .696(29.27) = 5.55+16.39-20.37 = 1.57
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1. If folds QQ/AK: folding 15/21 .71%
2. If folds AK: 9/21 .43
1. .71(24.65) + .207(24.65+29.27) - .793(29.27) = 17.5+11.2-23.2 = 5.5
2. .43(24.65) + .476(53.92) - .524(29.27) = 10.6+25.7 – 15.33 = 20.97
some maths to add to the discussion. Seems like a shove is usually profitable depending on how much AQ is in opponents range and whether they call with QQ/AK. Doesn't mean shoving is best, but it will often be profitable
I don't do intensive math on poker; I only know rough percentages. I focus more on hand ranging, value betting, and bluffcatching, which I believe are much more important.
Maybe I misworded it. His shove is probably usually "profitable" since he only needs around 33-35% equity overall to jam, but I don't think it is the most +EV/optimal line. We miss out on too much value from AK, for one. He might even call two small turn and river barrels hoping for a split, but I doubt he calls much with AK or at all to a flop jam. It's also nice for us to have QQ call a turn barrel, since we block two of its straight outs and are not giving him the right odds to draw.
Shoving really can't be that bad here. Barring that it is also super high variance, I just don't think it's the most optimal line. We're getting snapped off by everything that crushes us and folding out everything we beat.
yep i agree with your analysis.
I would say that math is important and useful to do every now and then... it is gambling after all; the entire field of probability theory came out of wanting to solve gambling problems. Sometimes the numbers can be surprising and make a big difference to decisions. It adds to a foundational game, providing a sold base to learn/have all the poker skills you described.
This is exactly why in the strategy article concerning deep stack it says,
"As your stack turns into a beanstalk and starts to grow, you need more than a cow and a few magic beans to risk it in an all-in showdown. Generally, hands such as top pair with an ace kicker are rarely good enough when stacking off for 300 big blinds. That means that hands like AK offsuit or AQ offsuit drop in value, while hands such as 89 suited gain in value.
You might look down and a Big Slick and shove with a short stack, but you shouldn't be jeopardising all of your money with a weak hand. Be patient, and get your money in good.,"
and because of that article I stress up and down on these forums that people are over valuing one single pair.
Obviously this situation is diff. because we have A's, but the instant that flop hits the board our A's turn to nothing or at least drop a ton in value and your bet turns into a bluff.
In the future I would try to get in the mindset of one pair is a crap hand deep stacked. Once you can look at A's in your pocket as crap after a flop comes out wetter than...well, something that's really really wet you will be in much better shape next time you are in a similar scenario.
When I get A's or K's now I don't see them the same way deep stacked on a wet board OOP, I see them as a crappy one pair. Even a stupid two pair beats it.
I don't understand people saying your preflop raise should have been 2 or 3 $ more. That's crazy.
If you are stacking on this flop, you are basically stacking on EVERY flop, right?
Okay, so.lets.consider this is a multi-way pot. Sure, most of the pot is coming from the deep stacks, but there is a good chunk of change involved going multi-way.
The $10 bet looks like an attempt to.isolate, nothing wrong with that. AA wants to be heads up. However, if we bet 10, and 10 is called, then we are going to basically be shoving the flop every time. Because we are in a situation where we can only get 1 pot sized bet post-flop. That means we are committed from the get-go. Meaning, if we make a pot sized bet on the flop we have almost no choice but to shove on any later street (pot equity and whatnot).
If we are going to shove the flop no matter what, we ought to just shove pre. We have the best haND. If this guy is calling a $10 raise then he might just call anything. (He shouldnt).
Also IF we are ever considering a fold, then this is the flop for it. If you are justifying that you can't fold this flop, then why not shove pre? You aren't losing value.
So maybe a better question is, what flop do you fold? If you can't think of any, then you need to either rethink your deep stack game, or you need to find a fold once in a while.
Deep stack poker (against a good player) should dramatically change their range. The reason is that there are now crazy good implied odds. Meaning TT should be in his range, AQ should maybe be in his range. As well as a bunch of other stuff. When you can take a massive stack off someone, you can afford to play suboptimal hands.
Good luck, bad beat. But shove pre or try and think of a flop you fold on.


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The Xerxes-C is an uncommon machine gun in Destiny.[1]
This model has a lower fire rate and magazine, but offers impressive damage per hit, often more powerful than comparable Scout Rifles. Its low rate of fire makes the recoil very manageable, leading to more rounds hitting their mark.
Xerxes-C can be retrieved from one of the following activities/vendors:
|This item can drop in situationally dependent ways.
|This item can drop as a Crucible match reward.
Xerxes-C can be upgraded with the following perks:
Column 0Edit
|Randomly Selected Perk
|This could be one of four randomly selected perks.
|Kinetic Damage
|This weapon causes kinetic damage.
|Void Damage
|This weapon causes Void Damage.
|Solar Damage
|This weapon causes Solar Damage.
|Arc Damage
|This weapon causes Arc Damage.
Column 1Edit
|Randomly Selected Perk
|This could be one of five randomly selected perks.
|Smooth Ballistics
|Increased recoil.
Boost to range.
|Soft Ballistics
|Less recoil.
Penalty to Impact.
|Field Choke
|More range and Impact.
Increased recoil.
|CQB Ballistics
|Greatly reduced recoil.
Significant penalty to range.
|Aggressive Ballistics
|More predictable recoil.
Enhanced Impact. Shorter range and more recoil.
|Randomly Selected Perk
|This could be one of three randomly selected perks.
|Accurized Ballistics
|More range and Impact.
Increased recoil.
|Linear Compensator
|More predictable recoil.
Slight boosts to range and Impact. More recoil.
|Smart Drift Control
|Predictable and controllable recoil.
Penalty to range.
Column 2Edit
|Randomly Selected Perk
|This could be one of fifteen randomly selected perks.
|This weapon grows more accurate the longer it is fired.
|Crowd Control
|Kills with this weapon grant bonus damage for a short time.
|Focused Fire
|When zoomed, this weapon fires slower, but causes additional damage.
|Kills with this weapon reduce the cooldown of your grenade.
|Feeding Frenzy
|Kills with this weapon increase reload speed for a short time.
|Aiming this weapon increases its effective range.
|Performance Bonus
|Kills with this weapon have the chance to grant bonus reserve ammo.
|Expect to find more ammo for this weapon.
|It's easier to aim under fire using this weapon.
|This weapon has increased stability.
|Precision kills with this weapon dramatically increase reload speed.
|Who's Next?
|A kill with the final round in the magazine increases reload speed.
|Reduces the severity of this weapon's recoil.
|Take a Knee
|Gain bonus accuracy while crouched.
|Spray and Play
|Increases the reload speed of this weapon when its mag is empty.
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|Upgrade Damage
|Increases Attack Power, allowing this weapon to cause more damage.
- ↑ Nelva, Giuseppe. (June 2014) "Destiny's Screenshots of All Faction/Class Weapons and Armor Show That Bungie Hasn't Lost its Touch". DualShockers. Retrieved 7 Jul. 2014.