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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02
0

En- Ia reception que Sc efectu6
en- la Direction de Faros de Vera.
cruz. primer piso. Oicina del
First Chief con motive &c.
nombramiento de Subsecretario
dc Relaciones, en- favor de Chu-
che Urueta, el Primer Jefe" O.
70 muchcs discursos de sus innu-
merab'es pa~rtijarios.
Y al decir del Dictamen" don
NEWSSTAND two Ia democratica
idea de If contestando, una por
una, 8 esas a~!usiones con incon-
gruenCias de a metro.
Djo entire otras cOsas, 10 81.
g9iente:
'Qaienes tuvimos fe en- ell pue-
bio, 10 seguimos, y 6I nos ST.
gui6....."
10 Que nos parece IN POGO di
ficii q no no ser CUE don Venus
ti-no y q pueblo hayan estado
estado .iugaGdo q Ia malacach6a
cCnstitucional'' al derredOr de
una piSta De circo, porIue solo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02
La Turpinita.

Nuestros IectoreS habran leido
con extraneza en- los diarios las
noticias al efecto de que despu6s
de algunos combates &c la actual
campana en- Francia, Sc han en-
contrado en- las trilcheras regi
mientos enteros de alemanes
de pie Y aGn en- la acti-
tud de dispsrar sus rifles 'I5Qu6
es 10 cue causa tan estrana muer,
te, 2" es 10 primero que Sc ha-
bran Ireguntado muchoS.
Cleric miembgo de la Cruz Ro-
ia en- Francia VIC con sus propios
varias trincheras alemanas
tai COMO punca SC habia visto des
que los angeles destructores
pasarol sobre ei campamanto de
los flistao5 en- aqueila noche De
vengaIZa que cuenta Ia Sagrada
Escritura. Los muertoS alema.
1es Sc encontraban en- fila, con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02
PRESIDIARIA.

P0r orden IN POGO retrasada
del Quartet general carrancista,
los presses que Sc encuentran en-
Ia Carce! Municipal de Veracruz,
-robos, asesinatos, yiOlaciones,
seran trasladados a Ia prisi6n de
Perote, en- donde gCzaran de I'm
china menos desagradabIe que Ell
del puerto jorocho, dUriSimo en-
TODD tempo y muy e~specialmente
hoy que sufre ell fero huarachazo
de Ia legion ''constitucionalis.
ia"
rs de aplaqdirse la determine
ci6n: pero seria mejor, iadiscuti-
~bIemeLte, cue de una vez Sc diera
de alta q tan estimables varones,
robos, violaci1nes y a]seSinatos,
en- las fIas del g~Iorioso "Ej6rcito
Constitucionalista', para que Sc
acabe con esos reacclonarios tar
duroS de pelar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02
Al MARGEN DEL SUCESO


En- obediencia a Ia orden su.
prema -v6ase cable relative. -
dictada Dor Aware Oregon a DO
co de entrar a Ia Capital de la Re-
publica, las fonda7 ' los fgones de
Ia Ciudad de Mexico susDendierOn
Ia venta del patri6tico neutIe. tan
nal comprendido como lag pr6di-
cas- de don Venustiano, desde las
y del dia q hasta las s de Ia tar
&c del dia q de enero Gjtimo Y
las piqueraS Y pulquerfqs permane
cieron cerradas en- esa fecha con
motive del advenimicnto del fla
mantle 'jefe" 'constitucionafs
ia.
De tai suerto, eI pueblo demo,
crata y traba iador qued6 reduci-
do q Ia embriaguez civica Y H.
bsrtadora de apahullarse las ma
nos en- Ovacioles delirantes al in.
tagro cuanto arrogante 'ciuGa.
dano armada, tan nal querido
por les reaccionarios necics pc
70 tan adorable Tor los ar6sto.
les aut6nticos, enrre les cUales
NADIA tIeGe que YER don Venustia-
no. Conste.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02
iPETROLEO! PETROLEO!-vendo

iPETNOLEO! PETROLEO!-Nendo
cast rrgaladaS tres mil accioneS de Ia Com
pa. ia Pctro!era ''Topiia,' situada en- la
mcior zona pctrolifrra Estan en- actividad
su5 ~trahajos, tcGiendo mo de suS pozos
1000 pes dc prcfundidad Pida listed in
formcs de Gjcha Sociedad, rase Il yer los
.prosocctos Y Sc c]onvcnccra de que con
muy POGO dinero puede listed ser socio de
una de las minas mas ricaS &c Mexico. Di-
rijase a Raul Lopez de Leon, Room 239
Guntcr Building,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02
Chascarrillo

En- una fonda:
-iMozo! jQu6 cuesta una cos
tilla con papa3 fritas?
-Treinta ~centavos.
-jY sin elias?
10 mismo.
-Entonce5 las Papas son gra-
tbs?
ST, senior.
-Pua5 traeme IN plato de pa
pas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02

las cul2tas contra ell hombro, for
mando IN t6trico e inerte regi-
mient9 de fant2smas.
Tan eXtrana muerte es causada
por IN nueyo explosive, ]invenci6n
del famoao quinico frances Tur-
pin, cuyo n0mbre Sc le ha dado,
Y a Quien Sc deb2 asimismo Ia &C
lebre melinita.
La fabrication de ia turpinita,
Ell mas nuevo de les va nuTercsos
elementos de destruction, do a
las autoridades francesss 10 POGO
que pensar, por les graves peli-
gros que lleva consigo. UnO de
sus rasgos salientes es .el que no
puede ser disparado en- IN canon
cualquiera, siendo precise uno de
frabricaci6n especial y difcilisi-
ma, Y que solo puede ser maneja-
do por specialists.
ST los exprimentos l,evados a
cabo con ell nuevo explosive de
Surname " que dicho
sea de paso fueron cOr0nados por
ell mayor 6xito Sc hubiera verif-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02

Consuelo Hernandez, edad
z amos, 215 South Richter st.
uremia.
Sra. Ventura Liberto, edad
70 amos, 1920 South Presa st.
hemorragia cerebral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02

Cuando nos escriba refirien-
dose a su suscripcion, Olga 81
es listed suscriptor del diario o
del semanario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02

81 EN- ST. PUEBLO no hay agcnte de
LA PrcnSa dediqucSe listed a venderla
Y lie producira magnifica utiIidad. Rscri-
bauos Y !e daremos nueStraS condolences
para los agentcS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02

Sc EENIA IN Cuarto con o sin nue.
blcs, On casa de familia mcxicana. -2lO
Hill St.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02
VENTAS

Sc NENDEN baratns, IN buggy, III
express y TN caballo. Ocurran: sol FRO
St. q a Ia Cantina Ciuco del Mayo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02

Sc RENTAN cuartos mo!er os, con
tOde clase de comodidades. con o sin
nueb'es Residential situada en- ell zen.
tro de New Braunfels. Texas. Dirf-
ianse q: F6 tx Klsppendach. New
BrsunfeIs, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02
DIVERSOS.

COMPRE I'd. ell Almanaque Ilustrado
para 1915 en- la Liberia de Lozano. SOC
cI cicmpIar. Por correo Goo a c~uaIquier
partc d. les Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02

An1nciese I'd. en- LA
PRENSA y ~prosperara
en- sus negocios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02

pido a Dies gracia q los angeli-
tos.
listed hizo valer sujerarquia
militarr
SECURE. Donde manda ca
pit5n no gobierna mariEero. Y el
que manda, manda Y cartucheras
al canon.
Don UIalio eruct6 de nuevoy Sc
Qu5d6 dormido.
70 ahuequ6, comentandOa seme-
jana de nj entrevistado,
Los generalitos vaien
tres cuartas parties de IN cuerno:
1Qu6 tai estara ell inferno,
cue hasta los diab!os Sc salen!'
TIBERIO.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04
ohlst plot to kill the wealthy men.
Aharno is pictured above at left.
Above at right are the two bombs.
ITALIANS BLAME DETECTIVE
10 FOR BOMB OUTRAGE

New York, March 4.-The case of
the two young Italians caught red
handed in an attempt to blow up st.
Patrick's cathedral took a new turn
today. The two men swOre Amedo
Pulignano, the young detective who
caused the arrest, engineered the
scheme even to the point of making
the bombs. They merely helped him,
they said.
The police department vigorously
denied their accusations.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Berlin, Wis.-PauI Gehrke, farmer,
shot and instantly killed by 1s-year-
old son. Intoxicated, had threatened
to kill wife.
0uebec.--Mrs. Marie Louise Tai
bot, So, and children burned to
death when fiat was destroyed by
fire. Talbot escaped with 3-year-old
girl by jumping from second-story
window.
LiverpooI.-Anchor liner Tuscania
from New York arrived here yester-
day. Voyage uneventful
Beacon, N. Y.-EdW. N. Granger,
foreman of gang of workmen on New
York Central, stayed in shed in which
2 tons of dynamite was stored and
fought fire to save lives of 300 school
children.
b jamestown, N. Y.-25 families
driven from upper floors of Werner
block by fire. Loss $4,000.
nj Neutrality-suspicious. dept officials
viii not go further into case of Wer-
ner Horne, German alleged dynamit-
.eE of Vanceboro, Me-, international
bridge, until British government pre-
sents it's record and asks for extFadi-
tiOns
" Observation-Disclosures of pleas
for embargo on arms exports reached
state dept yesterday.
Neutrality-suspicious. section of house
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04
WoNpA IF sHE sNoRED

New York, March q. - Miss
Smiles" the 4O-year-old rhinoceros
at Central Park, slept last night for
the first time in weeks. She has been
troubled with insomnia. A rat terrier
stood guard and kept rodents away.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04

Dill -IOr government 10 tease cOalB
phosphate, oil, gas, potassium or So
dunn lands passed by senate.
Washington. Under $36, 200, 600 leg
islative, executive and judicial bill,
passed by house, congressman will
get 20 cents per mile to and from
Washington.
Kalamazoo, mich. - Ben Banben-
poolder, IS, labOrer, probably fatally
injured at state hospital. Literally
choked by steam in boiler he was
cleaning.
Ann Arbor, Mich.-MiIton Starks,
80, negro, shot and probably fatally
wounded when caught robbing fra
ternity house at university.
st. Louis, Mo.-Jacques Beck, pres.
Young Mems Hebrew assn of st.
Louis, missing. Investigation being
made into condition of various funds
he handled.
Washington. - Conferees having
agreed to keep Taylor stop watch
efficiency ssytem out of government
arsenals, house passed army bill.
Racine, Wis.-John We'll, y, Mil
Waukee, sentenced to 10 months in
state prison for entering freight car
and stealing spark plugs; value $38.
New York.-Miss Ella Francis
Hobby died of dog bite received years
ago. The bite developed itno tuber-
culosis of the bone.
1890
SAYS HE'LL FLY BRITISH FLAG
New York, March 4-When the
White Star liner Baltic sailed for Liv-
erpooI today Captain J. B. Ransom
declared that he would ont fly the
American flag as a subterfuge in the
war zone.
'I'n fly the British flag from here
to hell" he said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
T. 0. CONFERENCE
TO AFFECT W. A.
Six Teams for Western AS
sociation If Texans
Continue.
Bartlesville and Sapulpa
Each Bidding for Bid
wells Team.

The officials of the TeXas-Okla-
homa league will meet in conference
with the club owners today to de-
termine whether or not it would be a
paying Investment to attempt to keep
tho old TO. off the rocks during an
other season. 1t is not known Just
how the officers Of the league stand
on the question, but were the matter
put up to the club owners for settle
ment the chances for reorganization
would be slight.
Tulsa fans are especially Interested
in the TO. conference when IS De
ing held at sherman, ToNn and 1t is
Of greatest Importance TO local fans
that the strains Of funeral dirge
cmanatc from Sherman rather than
the sounds OF rally cry. For If the
To. does pun through and the club
owners get so rash as TO attempt an
other year of the TO. circuit brand OF
baseball. the Western association Will
probably be limited to a slN-team cir
cult for another year.
Dcuison and Paris, holding fran
chises i'm the To, want berths In
the w. A. But the fans Of both are
real sportsmen and halk at the idea
of breaking up one league to join an
other So N Hugo, Durant, sherman
and the other towns are ready for
another try. Dcuison and Paris viii
Join hands with them and wade in.
TpNarkaua will also bc represented
at the meeting. Some of these teams
dropped out of the league before the
season closed last year and the league
ended the season containing only four
clubs. But the towns want baseball,
and so the champion dopostcrs are
helpless 10 solve the puzzle. The con-
ditl1ns. especially the financial con
ditions. are decidedly against the re
organization OF the league. But when
fans want base ball bad enough they
are game To the core And, hysteric-
ally speaking. the To. fans should
have been game last year. for they
received the sport bad enough
Late word from Aaron BidweU. who
will probably secure the eighth fran
chisc i'm the Western association. says
that Bartltsyillc fans are sitting mp
and beginning TO take notice. Bidwcll
will place his team of players which
represented Scdalia In the Kansas
state league last year and which won
the pCnnaut handily. in BartlCsville,
provided the fans OF the city pay the
National association the old debt
against the territory and succeed in
getting up a large enough bonus to
insure the team Of a successful start
\ new grandstand will also have tp
bc built. unless the fans care to re-
pair the old one.
Sapulpa is trying To attract Bid
wells fancy 10 that town and. accord
ing to some Of the fans, "a $1,000
bonus will be put up to get a team In
the Western association.
Should the TO. rcorganize at their
this afternoon. a meeting
of Western association magnates will
be held 60 determine whether or not
the league shall be increased to eight
clubs. II the owners arc iu favor Of
The eight-team circuit. 'gue will
stretch north and will g., such
towns as Sedalia, Sprinl. d Par
Sons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
KENDALL TRAINS
FOR STATE GAME
Presbyterians Have Heavy
Basketball Schedule for
1915 Season.
Academy Team Looks Like
Leader Under Jones'
Management.

Every afternoon next week the
Kendall college basketball team will
be given a two hours workout In
preparation for the Sooner game
which will he played in the college
gymnasium Friday and Saturday eve
nings The game was postponed from
last weekend until next Friday and
Saturday on account of conflicting
date in the oklahoma schedule.
Heavy Schedule.
From the schedule Coach Rees is
picking for the present season he evil
IDENTITY believes that he has a real ag-
gregatiOn of cagers. After he has cast
his luck with the Sooners he plans
to take on such teams as K T., Ok
lahoma A. & NJ, Drury college and
Emporia college. Games with the
Uled for February 8 and 6 and Is
and 16. The former series will be
played in the Kendall gymnasium,
while the latter is scheduled for still
water.
The college Of Emporia will try the
Eendallites in Tulsa January 2S. The
Kansas and Drury games have not
yet been set An effort was made to
get a game with Arkansas university,
but IT was learned that the Razor
backs arc not putting out team Of
Cagers this winter.
AcademiCans o. X.
The academy team is coming along
in good shape. They played the
BaraCa class of the First NJ h.
church last night and have games
scheduled with the Haskell Aggies of
Broken Arrow in the Kendall gym
nasium next Wednesday evening.
January 23 they play Chelsea high at
Tulsa and later on have return
games with Pawhuska and Pawnee
high schools. Manager Virgil Jones
is negotiating for games with some
ten high schools in the east end Of
the state. Jones claims he has a five
which ranks with the best in high
school class.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
SOONER FOOTBALL
PROFITS $4,000
Advance in Gridiron Sport
at Oklahoma Brings
Progress.
Ovens Hobby Pays Out AID
Other Athletics at
State School.

As a financial project football AZ
the University Of Oklahoma certainly
Is good investment, according to
the report OF the treasurer of the
Sooner athletic council, which shown
that during the 1914 season over
eight thousand dollars in gate re-
ceipts were turned into the coffern
Of the athletic association during tho
past season.
Upwards Of four thousand dollars
Of this amount was clear profit Every
cent Of this amount viii be needed
TO carry the university through the
year as basketball, track, baseball
and tennis are all operated at "A loss,
Football Is the hobby of Bennic
Owens, physical director OF Okla
homa. Each year he has added a
little bit TO the efficiency Of this de-
partment Of sport. When he came
to the university the suits used i'm
one season were carried over to the
following year and the varsity men
who reported first got the first
choice There was not much attrac-
tiou I'm football during those days.
EinEfishcr was "a big game. The
Lawrence, where *. l.. gave Bcnuic's
crowd a trouncing each year Texas
would condcsCcnd to give the SOoncTS
n return game year about. During
the remainder OF the season the Ok
lahoman's prowess was confined to
the state
Now the Sooncrs are enabled to
pick the rival There is not a team
Of Oklahoma's class which does not
feel cOmplimoutcd when they have
am opportunity to meet the Sooncrs.
Year before last an assistant foot
hall coach was added 10 the football
end OF university athletics. steel
blc0chcrs having q capacity OF 5000
'ad been erected tho previous spring.
Last fan special club room with baths
and lockers were erected adjacent to
Boyd field
Complete new outfits for n SQUAD
~ 30 players rs purchased I'm the
summer before each season. A corps
of ruhhnrs for tine sore musclcd ath-
lotc" are provided out Of this yearly
profit All this advance in coudi.
fiuus is due to the mco1sing work
of the ouc-armcd marvel of the
Sou1crs and the strange thing about
.f JIl is that his annual salary has
been advanced only $500 during these
eight years ho has been at Norman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
HOT SPRINGS HAS
GOOD FIGHT YEAR
All Bouts Have Been Close,
No Decisions Being
Given.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Jan. 9.-The
boxing game has been revived in Hot
Springs with good results The New
Year started In a most auspicious man
ner with l5-rOund bout between
Dick" Gilbert. the fighting farmer"
OF Indiana, and Sailor Carroll of San
limit. Incidentally, 1t was one Of tho
best exhibitions Of It's kind that local
and visiting sports have witnessed
In many months. No decision is ren,
dered at these bouts, the elimination
OF this feature being invoked to dis
courage gambling at the nngslde,
but had there been "A third man in
the ring, the verdict, In all fairness,
would have undoubtedly been a draw.
That Carroll surprised Gilbert was
evident to all that watched the bout.
The Sailor caught Gilbert on the point
of the chin and sent him TO the floor
but Gilbert was up before the referee
could start counting. Gilbert had
Carroll almost out IN the tenth round
and the gong was n welcome sound.
CLASSY Shows.
The Vapor city Athletic club has
charge Of these bouts and Eddie
Barnsback. manager for Gilbert ana
the club, is negotiating with some
very classy men for future shows.
Carroll and his manager, Robert FL
lis, of Kansas City, Will remain i'm Hot
Springs for a brief sojourn. The
Sailor would like another crack at
Carl Morris and believes that as soon
as the game opens up in Oklahoma
that he will be rematched. CARROT
claims he was entitled to the decision
in their recent meeting
Battling Minor, Of Memphis. and
Dennis Magirl. of oklahoma, will bc
sent over the 15-rOund route at the
next show. Magirl Is q brother OF
Art Magirl, the fighting fireman.
who has boxed three times I'm this city
within the past three months and won
every one of his bouts. and II Dennis
is anything like the fighting machine
his brother possesses a rafting good
bout may be expected.
Larry English, as word from New
ork comes, is expected In the Spa
within a few days and will, provided
a man Of his calibre can be secured,
box before the local club. 1t is not
that If Jack Dillon cares TO
meet Dick Gilbert that the local CLUB
will match them again. They boxed
here last st. Patrick's Day going ten
fast rounds TO a draw. George
lKnockouU Brown, Of Chicago, Is also
negotiating with the local club and
viii be brought here during the sea-
son.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
WILLARD IS ONLY
MATCH FOR BLACK



NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Jcss willard,
the big Kansan scheduled to minglc
with John Arthur Johnson at Juarez.
McSico, i'm IA battle for the heavy
weight championship Of the world,
may hc no match FOR the black man,
but he at least is the best white pros
pcct iu sight
The white hope" crop sull looks
like 30 has for several years past
decidedly pour--but the big west
crncr appears tu have "a good edge
over amy of the rest OF the white
fighters us am opponent for johnson.
N the champion beats willard ,ho
hunt for 90 man tu whip the negro
might ass Well stop. or ut least %
new crop viii have tO come up tot
inspection.
Frank Moran, the plushursh
fighter who went 1Eulust the black
man boo Paris never was conceded a
chance with Johnson lr was simply
'pukUd' uy the black and forced
down tine throat OF tine sporting pub
De-.
Looking back over the crop of
hopes OF the past fyW years, Will
lard looms up rather we'll Carl Nor
N,turty. Arthur pclky and Gunbult
Smith form about the most rurmJl-
.ID of Them Morris mover dId up.
prurch the serious stage Stewart
soon blew up pJlzer lrll before Sic.
DurN. who WAS later killed lu % bout
with rDIhy M,Durtv was about tH,
best OF tIy bunch and the critics
v0uldut even rouccdC him am UutsId,
chan with johnson. rsI,y was %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
FOOTBALL HONORS
ARE Penn STATES
Harvard ClaSsed Second and
Cornell Third by AS
sociation.

NEW YORK. Jan. at the an
nual meeting of the intercollegiate
Association Football League held to-
day at Columbia university, Pennsyl-
vania was formally awarded the 1914
championship. with the other teams
finishing in the following order: Har-
ward. Cornell, Columbia, Princeton.
Yale and Harvard.
Three members Of the Champion
ship team were given places on the
all-American al college soccer team
while Yale was not represented on it,
Moore Gates. Princeton 'l6. was elect
ed president of the league.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
INTEREST SHOWN IN
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Special iu Tho World
N'ALESTEN. Okla. JAM o The
Southeastern oklahoma Lawn Tennis
association will he prepared to hold
the biggest tennis tournament ever at-
tempted 300 eastern oklahoma this
summer u present Indications mean
anything Secretary a B Elnplaud
has received Inquiries as 10 member
ship from PLAYERS boz 20 dozen or more
towns A constitution and bylaws
committee named last September has
Just begun work and will be ready 10
submit a document To- meeting 20
be called carly in this spring The am
uual tournament viii bc held either
ln July or September, the date 10 be
fixed at the coming meeting
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
SCENE OF CHAMPION
GOLF GAMES CHOSEN
Rule Relating 10 Definition of an
Amateur Unchanged by
Association.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The national
amateur golf championship for 1915
will be contested on the links Of the
Country club Of Detroit; the women's
national championship at the Onwcnt-
sia club, Lake Forest, H., and the ma
Uonal open championship at the Bal
tusrol Country club, Short Hills, n. j..
These awards Of national golfing
events were made at the annual meet
ing of the United States Golf assocla-
ton here Friday night
Frank l.. Woodward of the Denver
Country club and now president Of the
Western Golf association, was elected
president
II was the sense Of the meeting that
in the main the sections in the rules
relating To the definition of an anna
teuI should remain as they now stand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
PECKINPAUGH ASKS
TWO DAYS RESPITE

CLEVELAND. Jan. @. ucsioGcd m
day hy the opposing arguments OF
William Donovan. new leader OF the
New York Americans. and Joe Tinker.
manager ~ the Chicago FudcrIls.
Roger PccNnpaugh tonight declared
he was able 90 hold out few days
more.
Tinker raised the siege late this al
tcrnoon and returned to Chicago.
Donovan declared he would take
Peckinpaugh back to New York with
him II he had TO kidnap him. but
Peckinpaugh said he would request a
few days 10 think the matter over.