davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ORDERED DEPoRTED.

Richard Kyle was a recent visitor at Plain Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-10
GREENEVILLE

Six hours after high water 1t Is low tide, which is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-10
BORN.

O'NEILI-In WilIimantic, June g, 1915, son to Dr. and Mrs. Owen O'Neill.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-10
POULTNEY BIGELoW BEFORE
 N, F. A. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Distinguished Author to Speak Upon
 Education in Berlin and Norwich.
 At a recent meeting of the executive committee of the Free Academy Alum nj association, held for the purpose of preparing for the annual reunion which will take place in Slater hall on Monday evening, June 21st, it was
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-10
WASHABLE SUMMER SILKS
WHITE AND CoLoRED SILK sHIRT1NGs
SPECIAL VALUES IN CREPE-DE-CHINEs
PLAIN WHITE AND coLoRED

 price 59c-SPeeiaI price silk excellent weight black, white twenty fashionable coIorings regular $159-
 Special price a yard Chine weight black white ony regular s175-SpeciaI price yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-10

sun, Moon and Tfdes.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-10
SILK AND WOOL POPLIN AT ssc

42-inch Silk Popin, twelve fasho
 light weight Summer fabric will shed dust-SPscia pre regular price s1.19.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-10
A Sale of Knit Underwear

This offering includes special values in Summer Weight Knit Underwear for Women Misses and Children There are Vests, Pants and Union Suits for Chldren-VestS, Pants and Union Suits for Women all at special prices. Prudent women will lay in supply during this sale.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-10
OTHER IMPORTANT SALES

The sale of the stock of the WeedSpor Skirt and Waist Co., will continue today and all this week. The stock in cludes madeup Petticoats at half prces25c and 35c each worth Soc to S1 .OO.
 Also 1000 yards of goods in the piece used in the ufacuring of skirts and waiSts-Whe Goods Dress Lin and Wash Goods of all kinds. Don't miss this sale.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-10
Our June Sale of Muslin Underw

This Annual Sale of Women's Muslin Underwear is now at its best The active selling of the past few days has in manner leSsened the variety You come today with certainty of finding every line copleeand there are great many lines.
 Renember-there are hundreds of beautiful new gar r1ents to choose fronl-al at special sale prices
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-10
SILK TISSUES AT SPECIAL PRICES

suesne" Silk white black and colors regular price % S9c-Speca
 39cSpecial Printed An 75c-SPeca
 stripes dot effects for 9Speca
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-10
FOULARD SILKS VERY SPECIAL VALUES

21nch Cheney Foulards, dotted designs 2ec yard patterns. 5ec yard Cheney Showerproof Fouards 75e yard,
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SPECIAL VALUES IN PONGEE SILKS

for waists dresses, regular 39cSPeciaI price
 Pongee strictly Special price yard
 ss-inch Crepe Pongee strictly wide. s1oo-Speeial price yard.
 quality Special price yard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-13

Madame. II your husband IL like most
men he expects you 20 inoh after the
health CT yourself and children Coughs
and colds are the most common Of the
minor ailments and are most likely
% lead q serious diseases. A chiid
Il mueh more likely 20 contract diph-
iberia or scarlet fever when Il has .
sold IL you wlii inquire into the rnerfts
Of the various remedies that are re-
commended for coughs and colds. yon
wlII and that chamberiaia's cough
Remedy stande high in the estimation
~ people who use IL II u prompt and
effertuai pleasant and safe 20 take.
which are qualities especially Go be
desired when a mediclne iN intended for
chiItren. For sale at all dealers gAdgl
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PIANOS.
TRANSFER. STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER co. Ther 3
Thefesns PFopftetor. enlictts 40 kirds
ef movtnE ard hauiin9 furniture sacked
Cor mhipmem2 Wurmftnre stored OnAra
nhone afa Dapgf phone TeA tah8a
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Cotton.

New York, March t1,-ffottoD futures
opened ~ & decline o. , 20 9 points TO
day under scattered realiEings or a Mt
tie local selling which WAS probably IN
Fnfred bV the relatiR easy ruling ~
Liverpool Offerings were fiEht how
ever. and the market soon steadied on
tie firm ruling of southern spot mar
ksts. with prices selling hack TO with
Ia s or q points ~ last nights cloasnE
flgures a the end ~ tha FIRST hour.
After selling 1 point Or above last
nights close prices on Liverpool and
local bull support became very quiet
with prices easing back 60 a net decline
81 z ~ 2 points.
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THE MARKETS
Naval Stores Market.
NJ ASSOCIATED PREss.

savannah. March 1.-THE sparsts 81
furpentine market opened and closed
firm today az - cents. with sales OF ~
casks RenelptS were four csska and
shipments ~ 30 casks. leaving stocks
of 81, ESQ casks.
The rosln market opened and closed
firm with sales II - barrels. Receipts
wsfs eEs barrels and shipuisnts Of zls
barrels leaving stocks nf ffesgA1 bar
els tsafa4laneD we're as follows.
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For Sale
$4,000

One-third cash, one-third
in one year, one-third IN two
years, 10 interest on de-
ferred payments.
The Large Rooming House
located at
No. 800 East Government
Street.
containing 13 rooms, with
baths and modern conven-
fences.
Fronts Seville Square and
within short distance from
Pen acola Bay.
Lot 50x142.
Street paved and paving
fully paid. Electric car line
passes door.
a bargain al this price
For particulars, see
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ATTENTION. Farmers and City Prop
egfE Owners lf YET want uanueK On
sour farm or city pr8pxrty a. s per cent.
ear ~ So Brett buiiding. Pensacola
P4nrtxe 1lrach1fs
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POSITION WANTED Position As Kfn-
nery o. are goods salesman. Ter wears
experience "a ttte Mnt also five Nnmfa
experience a. baukkeep@F. salary SO
,uiAary ounsiarra tion Must have work
q RI ~. care Journal AsmehIt
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statesmen WANTED

SALESMAN For Eeneraf Hiercsrtlie
trade Ia Florida tn sch d new pfono~
eitlon 81 merit Vacancy nov Attfah-
tive e. niFssiea rentraet. as weekly Cor
expenses Miles 81 BsRief ca. wholesale
ieNeisrn a. "a CaFaim BidEs Cleveland
OHIO finch
statesmen a. capahie essgneFrhants Tor
fH16 Vacancy nuW STAPLE Tine lAh~
mra8 weekly advances. Protected tfKrh-
tory Old established house 8 =
Kline. gga-i8 Crafts Bidg. Cleveland. q.
finch
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BATHS. MASSAGE.

TURKISH BATH and Mas
sage Parlor, open 70 all
men. y. NJ. {. A, Palafox
and Belmont streets. h"sh'"
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WANTED-To BUY.

WANTfn-&o acres nowth and within
eight miles 81 Pensacola. WIN deal
oniy with owner. Address Box as. Pen
saeola. FTa. tGmchsts
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WANTED

WANTED 30 HUY-te Or ~ fout launch.
state particulars and price. Address Y.
q Box fest Pensacola. Fae sm&r
waNTrn-venr SaN PRINTING ara orders
Tor rngvaving ~ Al kinda rmIlins
arfa. yrn4dfur ine4fasinne etc NAYEa
PRINTING 90. "a West Government
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EXPERT MASSEO4>

I Az GRAZ kTH ~ THE American
f%rsgaNp a. zane Thessmpxs Chicago.
N fha greatest ana best institute e
ifs k8nN n America. Al ~ mT wofk e
asatinwatahed ~ tta @ent8N aoattxnG 81
IS a. the individual J may - seen
- nrv flfne ~ ar@esa1 afrauintruen1 or
aurinW nv cHfee hours. once hours
from 3 20 70 $50 3 ~ Phone 80
ri Nay. al =. Once as ~ Chase -
1afehs~o
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LIVE STOCK, POULTRY

A BABY F0on FOR HABY CHICKS
Greatest advance in scientific feeaing
~ the paNt century. pfatfe BABY Chick
Nuf,d saves ehtckNs moHeN VERY ttNs
vent chick losses Use pratts White
piafrhoea Hfmeay from tie start and
eliminate aE bowel trouble Satisfaction
guaranteed 81 monsy refunded Ax Msl-
Sen q go sklf s7febnaWaw
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EDUCATIONAL

aas. May cLUTrEn. stuaio al gast
aaa4aan Phone fast. Plano TneNrg.
l4armeny. ana Tralnina 81 chisareu.s
voices. 3efeh
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ROOMS AND BOARD

FOB RENT Furnished ana guhsnssh- I
ea rooms for sleeping or houses eRninE
it2 4 AleaniG Is. faueAinl
FOR RENT-Nico larre room. vita two
double beds. private bath one block
rom e'f ''s APef ~ q w ismens,
FOR RENT~Fwo or four eonnecting
Fuana co. light housekeeping With
hath and hot 81 cold water No fs4 ",
mes or Phone No iess lonleA.
FOR RENT-T1n-a three deiightfui
air. rooms. han private porch and bait.
nice location 0ns elettfieifY Apply
~ y So Avenue Phoae iaal 1ama-
FOR RENr-Two iarre. nicely furnished
rooms. with ar without housekeeping
prieileEe i2oa East 6aaaaen street M
pnoae 4sesh i'nlfn.A
NICE. COMFORTABLE ROOMS Fur \
nlshad far houae keenina, en nrat loor
AnUerEi convenience. Pleasantly situated
near hsg. on rnr hne Adults Only ee1
iast Government street l'mehetF
non RENT Furnished aat thres roorsf
private porch, bath. strictly mo6ern
three blocks FROM san carries. Is North
hpus street. Phone 50. amch
ENM HNT-Threa nicely furnishes
tooms, fwe ben rooms and kltchen ail
nteaeru cunvenienecs. suftahie Tor light
bookkeeping facing south. sac East
Cadsfem street sIfehfmo
FOR REM Large front room. Nurth
ffiil Phone and bath Gautleman
only. Box t0ei, or phone sH2. 21lan
DESIRABLE BOARD. with or without
rp1r7s. modern canVUnieuces central
lecatiens nwaF uepgt Apply Et2 East
Gregory novstf
FOR HFsNT-Twn iarwe furnished front
rsaH1ns connecting Exceptionally well
lighted ard airy Use 81 phone and
hafh Convenient - BUSINESS Htvf~ e
rs West Chase street Phone 1855 aoes
Business Opportunities.
MANTEIt~Partu with $500 cash. Az
so.nteif nigh grade. mefltafiuua nrona-
aiNQn Fsu clear sisHa each ihia YEAR
AffanHe interview Address p" care
aemenal fensrhst
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Notice O. hereby KiVen that the under
signed. guardian ~ che estate 81 Fran
cts re Kramer, r. minor, vii on the iQth
aas of April a. p, 1915, apply 81 tie
ja5gs 81 Eseaiabia county. fgorids. 81
hia office ia the Court House Annex,
sensaccsa, FLORIDA. far authority 90 SRI
Tire following described real estate, the
prosperity ~ said mimor. to-wit. COM
meneinE 81 q point on the North side
81 West Romano street, eighty ts9l feet
Past ~ Reus street thence running
North "a light angles o. Romana street
East parallel with Romano street
twenty-five tasl feet and three (si
fnehes. thence south 10 right angles 20
Romano street one hundred and flfty
North Tine ~ Romano street twenty
I've tz5l feet and three 90 inches 20
point of beginning ~ tbe cts Of PEN
BANKiiNc. SAVINGS AND TRUST CO.
gegAfafnchoawaw Guardian.
i Court 81 Record. Escaubia conn-
". state - Florida. g0s hsteen, Trua-
aiTidunl ana ~ trustee and axeruttr
Campbell kesssff Nellie Meredith. VIII
lam "A Aieseaith her husband. Helen
Atkfu. Gmilg 7 Atkin and kesaeF
Athiu
Il Is osderea has the saie defendants
Nslhe MnHanith ane william Aiese-
aith. her husband appnar - TIC bili %
complaint nied agninst them q the above
ease on Monday the fHs dav pf Mach.
a, 2 fAia, and tAat the defendants
Helen ri Akin. Emily n Akin and
kegesr Atkin appear g safa bsH pe sion
aag the sath aay e March. A. =. islb
This order SHAH - published ii tie
pensacoin Journal. Done this E9th DAY
81 January. A. u, 1915
ANGCa Il MCMILLAN.
ssTA 9ananoawkw Clerk
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fn the Enitna states District court.
Nefihefu nistGiet uf fiarlaa, in bank
a1fHfcs b. - ~ BoidrinRs bankrupt
Eansa rola. VIA March q 1913. The
rnaltara ct "a GalariuN. ~ Pensacola.
E1a said district. are hereby notified
that on the SIN Day q March. a. ID,
1918. ae was duly ad8udRed d bank
funt and that the firat meeting ~ his
creditors win Sc held 81 nv office eos
TdeMeU nufdina iu the Clty uf Pens
saeoia, Fta on fha a8rd daN 81 Mareh.
A ~. 1913. az n o'clock 3. ~, "a which
time tnn creditors may attend prove
their claims, appoint a trustee. examine
the bankrupt and transact such ether
business AZ may properly come before
said meeting
pATTILLO CAMPBELL
Referee in Bankruptcy
Date 0f FIRST meeting March g. 1918
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. March l2--wheat No. red
SITS f-2isfSa 10. No. 2 hard lbs IS
carrl-Na. : yellow "a f-a9TA
Rye~Nc 4 Ills ia
barley s8ffss.
ffay-T Imothg. aso@sse. clover $50
AZ g. 81
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HELP WANTED.

premises. Apply, N8th reference. 1i# ~.
Gadsden street 1fuschff
gNANTEn-A housekaener Tor small
family ~ che country Good place for
Gil Rht party Address ''ffousekRePer.
eHFa Journal temch
GOVERNMENT post ofics. department
tai clerk. hnokFeaper ard other riNtt
service examinations soon. Get prepared
hy former government examiner. booktet
G-E2 free Write to-day. Peterson civil
Service schmo Rochester. N. r. 4mar
AMBITIOUS MEN ANn WOMEN--fs or
over wanted. Govern Int JOBS. $500
10 8l6a o. month NuH list 81 positions
BOW ohta.uahie free. FFNmklfn Institute,
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Help Wanted--Femaie.
LOST AND FOUND.

foST-Riack boh-faiied pointer dos
white breast ana feet AmHwSfM %
name az ugrk Finder return 80 -
soul cevallos Reward. iiiaeaAt'
psTm Rinck and white setter sos
answering 20 Jack. Collar win tnlNets
n - roughiy scratched on AnYone
haetnm vtNNmaMlon 81 same NommunlcAte
ain Il a Marshal Anyone keeping
raasesssou after thgs notiee liable e proc
seution. l"t"1"tA
IgOST-Fur collar, mink, between -
West Belmont street and san Carlos
hotel unsHihiy On paiafoN street Re-
tufa 70 Boston shoe store Tor reward.
smehtw
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WTTTlCHS HapeglaffKe white iewharns
~ good layers - money ear Boy,
guaranteed hntchtnF egns. s1ea PEI 81,
81 80 per 81. $500 par zoe. W Il. WttWnn
Route i. Pensacola Fla fmsifst
FOR SALE EwNs for setting thorough
bred white erpinntanN 90 cents pNf
Getting hifa VIM. Bowman. sec Ehsf
Moreno nfrnef 2lfeh
voUR fowls need rrattA Pouitrx Rek
ulascr now - produce more eFss NrH
hsslld mp xnar breeding stock. THMt uld
siossrne ~ ,feuentfnn's aavlna apfisies 10
Ranr PfatfH NnHp Remedy fTatleiH -
Powder IS i SURE preventive and cure.
aosd On meneg back K8arAntea b. MN1en
= co, sk1t zWeb
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ARTESIAN WELLS

ARTEsIAv wEI4f-s--wia put Fl wells
% 81 inches diameter amy annfh
ARD Euafantee water Write for fuil in.
formation. Gray Arteslan We'll Co. Cot
tnnaAte, Pa. fmrh
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FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED tt the Roberts
community, Creamery ana canning
niant e TAKE vo1r prosipCs. Good land
AZ reasonable prices Write HN f0f fun
Information TIE Mobs4rts FARMERS
Assocls ton. Geo. @ Ncork eea. Persistent.
Roberts. Fia. fsfsb
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$3.50

Southeast corner OF 9th
avenue and Cervantes street.
I-room cottage, with bath
and other modern con
veniences. Lot so by 1925
feet.
II YOU are looking for a
well located home at a very
low price, you should in
vestigate this.
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CREW NOTICE.
- Neither the captain. own
WA eFN nor eamsieness - the
- - Italian bark Fenice viii be
&&.z.u.s responsible for debts con
So tfaeted ~ the crew 81 said
vessel
xCUTT0.
ROeASco BROS. capsalu.
CnNsignes
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= Hickory Camp No 81 Weed n~u 81 fhs
Worfa meeta Kecund and fourth weHnes-
CAV nfwhtH nt 7sSe ,. w Nnc1naan fxan
corusF Baylan and Romano
e. n CRoCNKE c4erk
&C. G.
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FOR RENT Furnished ana gunIFnsshs
ea rooms fer sleeping or housekeeping
i62 81 AleamlE 50 lgfnehffn
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Fxex3ssnr Fucawprseat Ma & Fsseafa
ever second and fourth lyesnssssy ~
each rnunfh ~ o. an. ~ nanoFN han
eornar BaYien and Heifnont Streets
Visiting Patr1arcn4 are invited Is az
tand
W r. OVERLAND,
cHAs. FRETDR1CusEN C p.
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FOR TRADE.

owN NICE HOME in ore q best nelsh-
hornoads in New city tract own
unortenRe o. aboat 90 per cent Of ns
value. g-@ut 20 trade my equity for
loss near East Hfii car line. b. g. bex
t227. a"ena~
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PERSONAL.

WEALTHY southern physician al would
marrl confidential p-noK b. League
Toledo. ohio. -mch
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SECRET SOCIETIES

4teaas ONO. finch
SECRET SOCIETIES
u. OF l.. NO. tsss
kntxhts ~ hab1r Assembly Ne fges
meets TIRE WFst monday might im each
month az tlEt W. q. w Wan. enruar -
Romano ana tayien streets. 81 T1e
o. clock.
r. w. SIMPSON
JOSEPH FTFpRc. Master wers 49,
RecordinN Secretary arro
pensseela Loeee. ne. :. I. o. o. r.
Fen&Meola LoaKs Nc 81 0 ~ r.
meets svefS Thursday 81 Ts1a > m n
nanora Hail. corner baElen and nelmons
street. Visitors cordially iuwffea
DFia in aiinatorN degree
JOHN 1ERKENH
q. Eambreclt. II a
Secretary.
W. q. w.
Tive Oak Camp 10. {. Woodman 81 the
World meets fret and third Tnas4my
nights fer genera business and second
and fourth TUESDAY nights fof aewres
work Woodmsn Han
J. " DAVIS.
Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICE.


CRY TAX caLLEcTos's PERSONAL
TAX NOTICE.
Nnfies q hereby given that TIE fAN
Assessment hooks 81 fhe CITY ~ Pensa-
cola are now open in Hay office tpF ~.
payment ~ taxes FOR the year islts sha
that al fmxns or personal property -
maiminE unpaid. 81 GAYS after the aate
81 this notice. vii hs enforced ~ levy
ant sale ~ provided ~ lnw,
Dated this ssrd day u January. A
r.. 1918. ..
Tax Collector. city OF Pensacola
IL tho United states District Court,
Northern District 90 Florida. IN bank
runtev d as D. I'd Wlllsams bans
ruHt. Pensacola, ria, March = 1918.
Vhe creditors 81 y. I'd. Williams of
Pensacola. tlast said district. are hero
Is notified that en- the eta DAY ~ March.
A u 1913. he wsH duly adtudEed q
hnnkfwnf ard that thm first meeting 81
his creditors viii Be held mt my oltires
SOC Tbfeseu Haildimk. iu the eitg q Pen
s8Cola. f3H. oa the sand day 81 Aarehs
"A. ~. 1915, "a h o'clock a., a which
tiufn the creditors may attend. prove
their claims. sppalnt 4 trustee. examine
lhe BANKRUPT AND transaet such ether
business as may nroptfiy come before
said meeting
pATTFfIyo Campbell,
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
Date 81 frat meeting March 81 1915.
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FOR QUICK SALFt-nna preatoFte tauk
faF fnotoreyeie. wits brackets. $3.50
APPLY 81 PARKER. 81 East Wright street
t9uArh6t
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MANTEIA-Partuev with Rse0 cawh An
so.nteif hish grade mefitnfiuna nrono-
niti9u fsslu clear $500 each fhfr rsar
ArfamRe interview Address ops rara
Journal fgwsrhsf
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FOR SALE.

northwest and northwest corners -
Barcelona ard XarF8g'Uena Etrfatn and
= nice cottage az i&F West Government
street Apn'V 6 81 - Oagnet. SIS south
Barcelona street toenrfe
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FOR RENT Nice larre room. vita two
double beds. private bath one block
from ear tine. Apn.y finl = Haylen
l8mchgt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-25
MANY PLAYERS To
Be SEEKING JOBS
Retrenchment in Organized
Baseball Advocated by
Officials.

CHICAGO, March 23.-Local base
ball authorities disagreed yesterday as
to the suggestion of David L. Fultz of
the Baseball Players fraternity that a
board OF arbitration be appointed by
warning factions. They agreed how
ever that many baseball players will
be out of a job during the coming
season.
Federal league officials approved
the plan, organized baseball men
thought it came too late to be effec-
tive.
James A. Gilmore, president Of the
Federal league, and Charles A.
Weeghman, president Of the Chicago
Federals, expressed themselves as ia
voring the plan for arbitration.
b. b. Johnson, American league
president, and Charles II. Thomas,
president of the Chicago Nationals,
disapproVed of the suggestion. john
son declared the players were partly
responsible for the ills which have be-
fallen them.
Johnson said that an immediate fl
nancial retrenchment was necessary In
baseball and suggested that a solution
of the difficulties in which club own
ers find themselves lies In the aban-
donment of the spring training season
for the majors and the closing Of the
parks Of five or six of the minor
leagues for few years.
The National commission has been
bombarded with requests for back sal
aries of late" he said. "These have
all come from minor league players
who were unable to collect from diff
ferent clubs last year. If the owners
could not pay their men last year. the
chances are they won't be able to this
year; l advocate the closing Of the
parks for at least year
There will be hundreds Of ball
players on the market within a short
time and who can afford to pay money
for them? The minors? They are
strapped The majors? They have
$50 to 900 more than they need.
The spring training trips have
come to be jokes. The clubs are los
ing something like $4,000 to $4,000 a
year on the trips each and getting
very little benefit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-25
SAILOR CARROLL ON
GROUND FOR SCRAP
Is lie Yank or Irish? There Seems
10 BE "A Difference of
Opinion.

Sailor Carroll, tho big siX-foot blue
jocket scrapper from the Golden
Gate city, arrived IN Tulsa the first OF
the week and made his first appear
ance to train for his l5-round mill
with Kid Kenneth at the Grand opera
house Friday night. Carroll is a tall,
husky chap whom you would tako
for a fighter at first glance, providing
that you did not engage in converse
tion with him. If you talk TO him
you will take him for the famous
monologist, Ezra Kendall CAROLS
His accent would cause you to believe
that he was born In the east and
chased to a southern cline when a
youngster ana just when you had de-
cded that he was Texan he would
tip his NIT and prove to you by his
nrogue that he is from the Emerald
isle.
But this Carroll is fighter every
inch OF him, and he loves the game
and has mapped out no other career
for himself than that OF sponsor Of
the padded mitts.
The sailor never uses the phrase OF
what | will do if | fail In the boxing
game" but talks Of what he is going
to do in the ring. Perhaps an ex-
tract from the st. Joseph, Mo-, papers
of the Carl Morris-Sailor Carroll con-
test would make good reading matter
for local boxing fans and show an in
teresting sidelight on Carroll Here It
st. Joseph, Mo, December 10
After two rounds one minute and
twenty-five seconds, in which Sailor
John Carroll devoted considerable at
tention and much venom toward Don
Carlos Morris, Mld-section Referee
Walter Bates reached the conclusion
that the McCarney lunch collector was
being treated unfairly and sent the
sailor to his dressing room a distant
second. Morris was declared a win
ner on foIl. Probably the Sailor
during The extremely willing moments
when he was engaged in trying to
sink the ship did hit trine low. yes,
in fact he did land low, but consider
ing the fact that he spotted the pom
d0rous Oklahoman in the neighbor-
hood Of 60 pounds in weight, he
should have been allowed little lat
itude In locating claims for his
punches.
Carl Morris won the dressing room
decision, but that will be about all"
Those boxing fans who attended the
workouts yesterday afternoon are very
enthusiastic over the coming bout
and are Of the opinion that the great
est heavyweight battle ever staged in
Oklahoma is brewing