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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-22
COMMISSION FOR
SCHOOLSPROPOSED
SCpT CAMERON WISHES BODY
TO REGULATE OKIAHONA'S
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

| special 10 the World.
Guthrie, Dec. 21.-NIany important
changes in the school laws Of okla
homn, including free text books. to
boz furnished by the state, ana the
state school commission, to have
chars Of the various state schools,
win recommended to the lcgisla-
turc at It's regular session by state
superintendent T.. D. Cameron.
Probably the most important roc
ommendation IN the list Is that regard
ing school commission The plan
is 10 have this commission empower
I'd 10 regulate the schools so that
tho sphere Of each may be so defined
ana regulated that there will be no
competition or waste of energy and
money Since statehood q very well
defined friction has developed pc
twcm certain Cf the state schools. mo-
uco1hIy between the state university
and the A. and VI. school, resulting in
% duplication OF work and am infringe
mont by each school upon the proper
sphere of the other.
superintendent Cameron also rec
ommcnds the rcsubmission of the
campbell Russcl plap for the per
capita distribution of school tax ON
public service corporations, in spite
W ,'' '"'t ''aI II was d''lSlVcly de-
49, az ,'' po'lS al th' November
election, In case this cannot be done.
ne recommends q sufficient state levy
To run a school In every district for
", '''S' l''' months Th' enactment
~ '. '"'Vu"', separate arhool law
.'"u '''' ",'''nulu'ut OF lne compul-
,''l '"u'A''oh law so as To make It
''r,, r... ','','''' are also urged
"o "'" S'ate s'hoos are recon-
r,"I'"' "''"'nE S'hooI Tor moor
N'",' EI''' separate ana apart from
~. u"SA school now maintained in
VI" """'N' anu q t'Atlle school
~ ", run l'' 'n' manufacturing of va
''"" ia" nla''rl''S Whch the state a..
~ 'o"u'''' N''on'hrndailon Is made
~, u" ''i"lh'ht location OF the
,''' "'no'I Tor me blind ana the app
'Ioprlatlon OF 100000 for buildings.
''n'r appropriations recommended.
'' additional building nC7-dormit0rioaI
,,, Wv, a, ''' ''' .'u''I al 'hickoaua,'
'V',VVV' hospitals ana trained nurse {
"'''nE ior the same school, 10000,
,, "U''N'nS "t Edmond Norma,
LVVoo"' '"o "rm'lories for the NO
j" .'"''' h' lahE'loh 100000, hos
''' '"" 'IAIh'a nurse building for Il
'' 5''"' A'ho"" $4,000. NJ
''''' recommendations are that tho o
D" '' "'n'n''d $50 aa To leave school y
'"',E' ol 'n' various districts In tho a
""u' .,,. '' 'n' county SreaSurer; that tho W
..'E ", 'nr ",ai' superintendent be =,
~ ''''''' '' F''ooo per year, that pro-
.'''" '' Ihlu' Tor nigh school In -
''''"N WORKING under the state su.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-22
Piano Mans $1,000 For Charity!
Dolly and Uncle Call for the Donation
Will the Piano Man Keep His Promisep

"Oh, Uncle, Mr.. Flimsyway of
fcrS to give $1,000 to anyone who
will prove that he raised the price
of his Pianos to offset The bonds.
Here is his letter signed in
full-rcad it.
"Ycs, Dolly, dear, but you can
rest assured he has some loop
hole, but here is chance for the
Fimsyway people to SET them
selves straight.
1--WE proved that two Of his high
grade Pianos are sold in Kansas
City at much less than he sells
them here.
"To be sure, let us quote from
the Kansas City mans advertise
ment:
Sl48 buys new Piano which
the bond man claims $3.50 rs the
regular price,
This same Flimsyway man sold
one of his $3.50 instruments at
Pawhuska for 5000 and took an old
organ in at $50, with balance
'cvcntually.'
"lf the offer was made in good
faith, let it now be carried out and
the $1,000 given Tulsa Worlds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-22
FIELDS NEEDS
A NIGHT BANK
NIGHT SERGEANT TAKES IN $3.50
IN CASH BONDS.
CHAMBERS LfAYES $500
Hudson Comes Across with $3.50, and
Then Center Raises IL
$500.

Should the raidnG Of the booze
joints ana The making of arrests un-
der the now ordinances continue. a
day and night bank will be required
to handle the police court business
so great has been the demand lor
bond money in the past few nights.
The call for cash was most eloquent
and urgent last night King W
Chambers had 10 sit around in the
police station for an hour or moro
waiting gfor someone on the outside
TO rustic $500 bond for his APP
pearance in police court this morn
ing TO answer a charge Of selling
booze
Then w. IT, Hudson q negro en-
ployed in the Crescent cafe, was
pinchcd 10y chief Conncely for sell
ing booze. 1t required $3.50 bond
TO release Hudson but It was several
hours before ne could make any head
way towards his release cash being
dreadfuly scarce.
While Hudson was employing the
telephone in search Of n hondsman.
Bert Center the proprietor Of the
Crescent cafe, walked into the room
10 see Hudson about his case A
minute later Center was booked on
the rotstlr rob selling booze and
his bond was fixed at 5000.
II looked for a time as though he
would have 10 spend the evening in
the holdover His wife was enlisted
IN his aid, but the hest she could
raise was 500. Finally she secured
draft, but this was lost on the way
10 the police station. ana Center was
no better off.
He was then allowed to 20 10 the
cafe in company with an officer to
search for the elusive draft The
draft couldn't be found, and II Is sup
posed that II was lost By his wife
while she was on her way 10 the po-
lice station. But Ccntcr's rathcr-in-
law had a big roll and he soon ap-
pcared at the station with enough
coin 10 secure his release
Before he departed Center lot II
become known that 1t was going 10
be tough shedding for anyone who
wore a policcmans babdgc after to-
day.
with tho three men. Chambers,
Hudson ana Ccntcrs. constantly using
the telephone there was little rest
>'>-0'"'"-0~~>o'"~o-o~"~o~
city organization Of young Democrats.
has invited the great educator. author, !
college president and rcformer to visit |
their city, ana Tulsa Is ready 10 second
any invitation to tho New Jersey gov
rrnor TO visit this city. Local men
are now trying to arrange a Tulsa
late with him.
Since his election as governor of
New Jersey the former head OH
Princeton University, has stcndfastly
'ofusod to talk politics from the or.
Iinay standpoint At MMskogec he
HiII, as he has done in the East. re-
urbish his famous address, Prince
on for the nations service" 10 suit
he youth, the energy and the honesty
If all mon in oklahoma regardless Of
heir politics,
There Is no question, however, but .
hat in entertaining Dr. Wilson Tulsa
vii extend hospitality to a Democrat
g presidential possibility.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-22
COINS CAusn lIrAnAcnr

LAXATIVE BROMO Quininc. tho
world wide Cold ana Grip remedy re-
moves cause, can for fun name.
Look for signature E.W GROVE, .25c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-22

'''7H"N7 I'V|N NTITI7TIIIUNNt " TUN
windows of Tusa's stores not only
lend an air OF the good old genuine
Christmas but they create tho i'm
preston that You are In q great big
city Tulsa Is not behind somo Of
.ho largest towns in the country in
the decoration of her shop windows.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-22
Culuson.Downs Nupuals-carl Cul.

Il.on and Miss Downs Of Sperry We're
married yesterday at If o'clock by
Rev. VI. u Jones. The couple re-
turned lo sporty whore the groom is
90 prosperous farmer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-22
Read the World Want Ads

Christmas Fund to buy gifts for
the poor.
"WiII it be done?
Or will This promise prove but
another deception?
'Let -, ,000 go to charity, or they
acknowledge that they are trying
TO deceive the people.
"1hc letter also says 'wc arc 90
ing to fuIfIl every promise Y we
make
1--WE have proven that the price
Of the Piano was raised; now lct
mem fulfill their promise to give
$1,000
Give il TO the Tulsa World for
Tulsa S Salvation Army Christ
mas.
iscs. l'0'"
"This should convince all Piano
buyers that it pays to deal with y
reliable house like DARROW Mr..
sc SIC COMPANY, They sell the
Everett Weaver (gcnuiuc). llal.
,, ,elI y Davis, KimbalI, Lyon &
,, i'r".ry ald Newman Bros, and
sell them at the right price
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-22

Love hcgcts Kindness, and the two
make for happiness.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-22

Mrs r. c. Ba2cr Of Colorado
Springs, colo, and Mrs. l.. G. Good
man Of shawnee are the holiday
guests Of Miss Aidathorno Goodman
ond Mrs Jack Kelley $40 South De-
troit
S NJ Johnson, an early day citi-
zen, was In the city yesterday from
Agra, Mr.. johnson owns valuable
property In this city
Miss Carrie B. Fiko, who under
went an operation Thursday after
noon Us doing nicely
Grant WAGNER has gone to Mem
phia, Tenn for the holidays at home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-22

Tho great secret Of success IS con.
ccnuption
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-22
Bonackers
Cash Prices
For Week Ending
December "a

iS-Lb. Sack Best lour.........Sis5
hu' Choice Potatoes. cs............s5c
: PkgS. Toe Corn Flakes. .........i5c
I 5'Lb. Bucket Good Jclly......?5c
Heinz kraut, lb.,,............5c
Heinz Dill Pickles, dox........ aOc
Heinz Mincc Meat, b.........25c
Good Broom ..,.,.........35c
/ Do1. "Ss Orange. s.,........I5c
DoI' 200 Oranges ............ zoe
D"f' $50 Oranges ,,,.........25c
Doh. 120 Oranges ........... SOC
/ DO" Ils Oranges, ..,........35c
Doh 90 Oranges ............IOc
Box Oranges, any sllc....,. $500
> Lbs. Goodwin's Best Mlncc Meat 95c
PHONE IN YOUR ORDERS-NE
HAVE THE BEST DELIVERY
BOYS IN CITY.
PHONE 5ii 10 W. ID ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-22
Oh, anna! !!

don't forget to lay in a stock OF
CASCARETS with your Xmas
purchases. II Is the worlds best
candy medicine for little folks and
big folks during Nmas week.
CASCARErS viii keep the tots
well and happy don't overlook
the grownupS, They are all bound
To- overeat and stun so be ready
with Cascarot at bed time. ~
Buy loc box CASCARErS- weeks
treatment and have 10 hand. to usr
every night Amat vuH.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
NO WORD FROM
PATHF|NDERS
Somewhere in the Mud of Alabama
Is a Detroit Auto and Her Crew
of Four; Probably Mired.

Somewhere in the sea OF mud ana
water that lies between the cities Oh
Sheffield, Ala, aud Memphis, Tenn, IS
mired Chalmers automobile, with Z
party OF four. two of whom are De
troilers. another New York photoS'
rapEer and the fourtc the famed route
maker OF the American Automobii"
association. For "a hours now, no Wort
has come from them and one Of the
men on board is charged with the sole
duty of Keeping the factory manage
ment acquainted With every bit OF the
cars prosvess
There is a lot Cf real worry at the
Chalmers plant today over the path
finder anu her crew. Apprehensiyc
persons have suggested all manner 81
accident which might have befallen
In fact II is not hard to call up a
vision OF an accident in which the car
and her crew have gone through some
totten bridge and been swept away
The Memphis representative OF the
Chalmers has been wiring the factoFy
at intervals, asking ii there Is any IN
formation here Every effort is being
made To get into touch with Drive,
Gardham and his crew.
Dai II. Lewis. Of Buffalo; Lee j.
Smith, or Detroit. and William a
krohn, OF New York. in addition tc
Driver Gardham. are with the car The
last news came Monday from Shef
field. which is lc0 miles or SO from
Memphis.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
J[FF'S STOMACH
CAUSES WORRY
Absence of Muscular Development
Leads To the Belief That He Will
Be vulnerable There.
BY MAX BAlTHASAR.

ROWARDENNAN. Cal. April 20
A new cause Tor worry on the part OF
Jeff's trainers has cropped up and
while Berger and the other pilots OF
the sporting opinion are attempting
today TO put soft pedal on the mat.
ter, there has sprung up lot OF
serious doubt as 10 Jeff's ability u
assimilate a punch in the midship sec
ton.
Jef's wind is all right. The big
guess in the first days OF training has
been answered Jeff's bellows, SO TAI
as organism is concerned, are as good
today as when the champion BOWED
over Fitzsimmons. Rubin and Mon
roe. Jeff could today go 10 rounds IN
real earnest without suffering any IN
convenience aud is as tickled over the
way his wind has developed as kld
who has Just learned 10 Skin the
cat" IL was regarding his ability &c
get his wind In shape that Jen enter
tanned his one doubt.
II is the front he is putting up that
is now being watched In all his
posed pictures Jeff carefully draws II
the stomach and gives an appearance
of being quite sveldt, but the pauncf
has not gone entirely and the absence
OF the old dashboard muscles whicf
formerly sheathed the champion
solar picks is obvious. In the little
boxing the champion has done he has
covered up the belt region veft-eaFe
fully. but when once or twice Arm
strong has ripped stiff ones into his
short ribs. Jeff has shown decided
dislike to the going
Apparently however, the lack o.
satisfactory upholstering is not wor
ryng JEFF When asked about II 10
day he just grinned. rubbed biz
paw over his "tummy where thu
muscles ought TO be and remarked
that he guessed the material is still
good
The positive assurances OF her doc
tors that Mrs. Jeffries will be out o
the hospital i'm two weeks has made
a big change in the disposition OF the
big fellow He has dropped hi
crouch and is as frisky as a Kid
Before sun up this morning JEFF
was OF on an eight-mile iaunt anC
this Afternoon he has promised To mus
up the maps of Berger and Armstrong
in addition 70 working out with th'
gloves with Papke in an effort TO i'm
prove his judgment OF distance
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
CASSIDY SETS
A UNIQUE MARK
Former Local Official Hasn't Fined
a Boy at the Barrier in New York
For Six Years Now.

NEW YORK. April 19-During TIE
last six years Mars Cassidy, the noted
starter OF race horses, has not hncd Il
Jockey on the local tracks. inns
statement he recently made 10
friend He said II IN tone OF prize.
The men who heard the story coz
graduated Cassidy and told him that
his efficiency as d starter had not su''
tered because OF his methods. All OF
which the patrons Of the turf can test
10y 10.
During the six months OF racing at
the Jacksonville track (Moncrief park
however. the owners, trainers, JOCK
eys and patrons OF the course were
lined TO he extern. OF $4,000. Scarcely
man -or-ho.- escaped a fine. -Irrt.
men, generally speaking. were heavily
fined for the slightest iniractions Or
the rules-trifies which the local OIL
Gals pass over without notice.
And yet in spite CT fines. '"Curley
Brown hadn't the slightest control
over the jockeys and they behaved in
manner 10 suit their individual in
ciinations.
II those men who believed in the
tiN sd. ms. 0peAG inc iONs spun VII
child" the methods OF Cassidy and
Brown are food ior reflection. on the
one hand, Cassidy fed the Jockeys the
nilk OF human kindress. at the same
time maintaining check line firm
enough 10 thwart any desire TO jump
over the traces on the other hand,
Brown slashed right and left with mis-
fines In the quest for fines the on
Gals gave discipline a loose rein and
the riders, smaruDg under the punish
,nent. were rs Wild while in the saddle
as a squad OF cowboys just off the
range.
Cassidy used to be Just as strict
with his fines until one day a star
Jockey with sick wife asked the loa'l
f Sl00. Cassidy asked for an OK.
PLANTATION and found his fines had
eaten up the jockeys wages. Then he
changed his ways.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20

fat looks older than the average man
OF 49, shortwinded. slow moving-the
very opposite TO the smooth. graceful,
powerful JeffFies whe seven years age
vas the wonder Of the ring
As man he is lazy, dissipated,
greedy. n poor sportsman. ana next
to Johnson, poor excuse for defend
ing tho honor OF any race.
He came back into the limelight not
because he wanted to defend the hon.
nr nt the white race He came lack
tCr the g. 600 per week for 20 weeks
offered ~ New York theatrical firm
iur his appearance on the stage. /
believe al the time that Jeffries ell
tered upon his stage work he had no
more idea OF ever sighting Johnson
tnan he did u taking course in a
theological institute lie needed mon
ey That alfalfa ranch has not been
paying proposition. and the saloon
IN Los Angeles pays him such a small
percentage OF the profits that the
naming Of the amount would make
YOU smile The $4,000 cash ne could
clear in theatrical work was just
what &c wanted
Berger aud Gleason are business as.
suciates. Tex Richard is i'm the com
binat.on simply because he is the
gambler OF the outtit-the fellow who
is taking the big risks and whose iron
nerve is required TO handle the fight.
crs ana the officials When ii comes
10 hold-ups California county or city
official runs n close second To trust
senator II takes a man like Richard
To handle them.
s. BtrgcG swung the feht TO Gleason
and Richard. The purse OF Sl0l 600
will DO posted after the advance sales
roach tla' amount The big money
eltherc VII be the moving pictures.
heart s. legitimate offer Of 5000. 900
made TO- those pictures In Chicago q
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
SPIEGEL'S FUTURE IS
UP TO D. U. S. PRINCIPAL
Believed At School That Track Team
is Doomed TO a Poor Season
Because of Fuss

The Detroit University school track
team last year one Of the leading or
CARNATIONS OF the country, due 10 the
proficiency OF the Spiegel brothers III
the dashes, Is likely TO be only "A
shadow OF its former self by the time
Principal Bliss has passed upon the
merits of an unfortunate episode IN
which John Spiegel and Physical Di-
rector Kendrigan are the principal
figures.
Spiegel and some of HIS friends re-
Gently circulated petition. asking
, for a new track coach. The entire
school has taken sides in the matter
and it is believed that the return OF
Principal Bliss, from the east, will see
disciplinary measures announced.
That the talented dasher will be ex-
PEELED from school is not believed by
those acquainted with the situation.
That he is likely to be barred from
the track team is generally predicted.
however. During the absence OF Mr..
Bliss every endeavOr has been made
10 postpone crisis in the affair.
Spiegel is still attending school and
expects to stand by his guns and
graduate in June.
II is said that the track team, at
recent meeting, elected new cap
tain, to replace Splegel. but this
action was vetoed by the faculty.
Spiegel and three of his friends are
said TO have resigned from the school
fraternity OF which Mr. Kendrigan is
also a member
Concessions from both sides and
discipline which will be announced by
MIR. Bliss are expected to furnish the
closing chapters.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT AQUEOUCT.

First Race-2yeai old. selling. Az
furlongs: Cherish. 107; Landzette,
"a; Naughty Lad. 81; Sebago, los !;
Golden. 80; Stepfather, 81.
Second Race-Syear-old and up. S
iurlongs: Pajaroita, III; Rocky o.
Rrien, IL; Carroll. 102; Halle Thorpe
l02: Ben. Loyal. 100; Right Easy,
ll2 Barley Thorpe, 100; Galley Slave,
%; Dull Care, 50; Also eligible, Follie
Levy, 1913.
Third Race-3.year-old and up, sell
ing, I furiongs: Silverin, 104 Dr. Ed.
kin, l04; Keep Moving, 104; Tony
Bonero. 10; Royal Onyx, loo; Sir
Cleges, 1913.
Fourth Race-The Rose: 2-year-old
furlongs: Peccavi, 104; Golden Sand
l04; Dreaming, l04; Horizon, 104;
Whim, 104; Maid, l04; Susan. 104
Fifth Race-3-year.old and up sell
ing, furlongs: De Burgoo. lis:
Bryce. 10; George Field. 50; Falcada
1l3; Banyan, lis, Motion, LOG.
Sixth Races year-old and up.
furlongs: Constellation. l0S Falcada
l07; Pajaroita. ~; Barley Thorpe
SO; Brushbroom, So; Petronious, 80;
Galley Slave. %.
Showery, heavy.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
SAM WOULD KNOCK POEMS
DOWN KETCHELS THROAT
Thinks His Opponent Has Made a
Mistake by Training on Oscar
Milde's Works

CHICAGO, April 20.--"When | get
into that ring with Mister ketchel |
bet he'll wish he'd trained or beef
STEAK instead OF Mister Oscar Wilde's
poetry. Poetry is all right but IL
never knocked black man out
The Boston tar baby. Sam Langford.
made these few observations follow
ing his arrival from the far west
where he has just finished putting jim
Flynn and Jim Barry into the dis
card Sam and his manager are on
their way today 10 Philadelphia
where the black man vii! meet Stan
ley Ketchel in sixround go on
April %
Joe Woodman, Langford's manager.
says Sam is in the best condition OF
his career and is Just crazy to fight
anybody, with the possible exception
OF Jeffries. Woodman says there is
still possibility that Langford and
Tommy Burns will be matched for I
fight IN San Francisco during the sum
mer
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
WRIGHT WONDERS
ABOUT RIGHTS
TO FILMS
No More Talk About Who Is To Con.
troll Them After Jeffries and
Johnson Are Through
Their Skit. !.
Back OF 1t All We See the Phiz of
Sammy Berger Who Must Knew
the Real Answer.
BY TIP WRIGHT.

There hasn't been much said about
the moving pictures OF the Jeffries
Johnson fight lately. L wonder WHY
Has the picture trust cinched the priv
llege or rave tho Independents stolen
march On them? Both trust and III.
dependents We're talking business with
sam Berger not lens ago in Chicago.
hut nothing DEFINITE has been made
rublic.
When Jeffries and Johnson signed
articles they agreed 10 split the re
teipts OF ne pictures three ways. Each
1ghier was To get one.third OF the
2rohts and the promoters were to have
the other third.
IL was stipulated in the agreemen.
that the fighters would control the
pictures. Apparently the men who
iuakc the pictures were not taken into
considera lion Il was the clause CIV
| ing them control Of the pictures that
caused the lighters to accept Richard
and Gleason's bid.
4 Now there isn't q chance in the
world for The fighters to control. The
trust has put in fiat bid for the pic.
lures and the in dependents have male
fn offer based upon percentage. which
IN reality will bring more money 20
the fighters and promoters than the
offer OF he trust But both indepeE.
dents and trust Viii insist upon abso.
lutte control
There is barrel OF money In the
pictures No one can estimate with
any certainty their ultimate value. bur
they ought TO be good for more than
a year, with a comeback a couple OF
"ears later. The will be worth ten
times any pictures ever made
There has been much said 20 tn,
effect that Jeffries and Johnson Win
fight 10 or - rounds for the ben4Gt
of the picture machines before trsing
&c put across Knockout But a gtata
irent credited TO Jenries dispelg this
Jeffries is reported 10 have said.
I'm whip Johnson in three rGhnds 4,
can. don't intend 10 waste any
time fooing around ~ quicker /
dispose OF him, ne mo.r money there
IS Ia II FOR me Individually. A quick
victory means big money on the roa J..
and / can make 100000 in a few
weeks"
Good talk. Je1 The public wants
t. see a sharp, decisive hight. and the
lquiCker YOU or your opponent wine;
the better we will like IT, Nothing WI
80 quickly dispose Of this talk about
a frameup than d hurry-up finish anG
stamp ont this talk about the fighting
game being rotten to the core
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
HONOR FALLS TO YOUNG.
He Will Pitch IN Cleveland Thursds
Against Tigers.

CHICAGO. April l9.-Cy Young. the
grand old man. of baseball is being
saved by Manager Jim TO pitch the
opening game against the Tigers az
League park Thursday. Jim figures IT
will be most fitting way for Cy "a
negin his twenty-frst consecutive year
as "a major league pitcher.
Jim Will not announce Cy as tie
pitcher. hut it's an open secret with
the Maps that Denton +. is TO have the
ronor Of opening the new park. Cy
viii be supported by Ted Easterly.