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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

crp,yrn on sTOLEN-Three head OF cat
,le. about six weeks ago from four miles
northwest OF Tulsa. two cows and one year,
inr one large yellow COW, one black line
back, both TO be fresh last part OF December
liberal reward. -..-.-.-.-.-....
fosT-Black horse, 8 years old weight 1900
mounds, rough sbod all around; reward
Phone 3s42. ------
srRAYED-Gray yearling colt. Phone
2790.J.
srp pAyrD-'Twoyear.o old red spotted heifer
Cail I'd Aldo dairy. Phone 5373'J.
sTpAyED OR STOLEN-White spitE dog
without collar Phone 54S4'J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
HOTELS AND RoOMNG HOUSES

iIorFt. FOR SALE-Forty rooms, completely
furnished, with long term lease; best ioes,
,,on In Tulsa. Price $3.50. Phone l7b6'R
carly
YOUR opportunity TO get roomins house
largo or small: come trade, some TERMS
Allison. Phone 4Tii. >--,,--,,
ron RENT OR sALE--26.room hotel In West
Tusa See j, p. Ainsonberry. Phone s2ss'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
OIkl@ lhOMNa
ITlW@S0lM@Ma CO.
42S-430 Robinson Bldg.
Phone 1880.
:, ~ pouon q. NJ. Schick

CLASSY five.room California bungalow, large
living room fireplace, edge gram i,oot, ,
electric fixtures. built-in features also TWO
rnou cottnge. both nicely furnished, on Soutn
Dilemma. lot 6OXl4O; rental $40. All go a.
sacrifice pricc. terms. Cnll owner. Phohe oool'
OvF ,irbt. room house. 33l East Twentieth
kew mex, door, hot air furnace, garage, SerN-
ant nuArters: stationary tubs, hardwood ilooIs
,tr Uouse Is new; party owning u ls 'o'
going 10 use H. $500 cash. Phone 2lu'
ron SAIF-Coruer lot, East sixth, SlOo m
side lot $500 cash payment down, montny
payments on balance. }. s. Britton, loJa
East Sixth street -.
EOR SALE OR TRADE-SiN room modern
snburban home; lot 100Nl40, garage, base.
men, shade gas, electricity : pflNa'e ""'''
plant Phone 1913.
/ WANTFD-Lct me know best offer Tor lot
1s block 10 Lynch & Forsythe 0ddluon'
Box IS, station A, Chattanooga, Tenn
! FOR SALE-Fiye.room house, cheap i9r
cash. 32i South Kenosha; Tor lniormatlon
write w O. Roland, Stratford, Okla route o
! FOR sALE-New modern two'story sontn
front residence; garage, servants quarters
Maple Ridge district. Phone o3'l N
! SEVERAL nice new homes on easy payments
Phone 6OI9 II. p. Weizel, 2Os Ault Bids
1lQM South Main.
lFIVE.ROOM modern houses, 81 500 s5O;
| cash. balance S25 per month. II, + Wetkei
2Os Ault Bldg, lish South Main.
FOR West Tulsa lots see II, J.. Wezel 20
Ault Bldg, il9s South Main. fhon
60I9
LOT 5Oxi40. ten.room house. very close In
Gil South Boulder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
Relasbpe TTamsaeP &
Raggage Co.
nrrnNE 17bh-bASS,
PHONE 1755-54S'

LUMBER and building maessr'a n,snr .hinnni al.
rect from mill. subject 70 erSrars No
sdyance payment required, guics ship',ner;l p
10 and count guaranteed. Send materiai
XII for estimate II. d. Taylor Co. LaA0
W%NFy TO Yuu-We opened q new Junk
VI NbNnsa nnder the name Of Indian supply
, III ca We pay highest prices for secohu,,
hand pipe and all kinds OF !ryice !orSi I'm in city
limits limits at u East Cameron. Phone al'1, .h
WF BUY. sell, exchange and repair easn @
rr.yisters talking machines, bicyeles, nv mo
.orcScies, guns and scales. In iac. We 99ys 99y
/ or repair anything. Jacobs NoNe4y W.
/ Fast First street. Phone fzo'
TVyS made to order; trunk locks put en-
gun and locksmithing, by SD NE eApeI
ronnirnan Jacobs Novelty Co., S-o Tas'
First street Phone 1875. -.
| WNNTED-ro hear from owner OF s9od arm arm
fnr sale. Send description ana pilee'
Nortbwestem Business Agency, MinhespoHs'
WANTED-To hear from owner of goodiarm
o. sale Northwestern Business Agency
pFATTIE's want your secondhand fufniturt,
ard stoves; will pay the highest cssi
nrices ICES 20 West First Phone SOL
WE WANT your fcy1ss a1d n.Ia prGaG'1R1Shb say ROB
inson Bldg. Tulsa, L.,
ToR PLEASING photographs. you can away,
T get them at Te Bow Studio iol n sou''
Main. ,,,,.t1, -. ,,,, =, .oc
HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid @ Tor men SEC, SEC
cni.hand suits, coats and trousefs' ais
uhv nss ard hats. Phone 3467.
SMALL real estate dealer waats cheap dss
: rnom with telephopo state price 30
I 464i care World ,,,..,,,,r,,t ha
MRS. LAwToN, recently OF Pi.utsoSirsn, i.sar,,tio Io
r,11sr, NJ 2oo South Elgin,
HIGlIFST prices paid for second hand e'o''
I ing ard shoes Phone 54ot'
y MANlCURlNG. suite 1, hotel Cotton sl
. yr IN, haul YOUR trash or baggage and gi'
sooa service W. u. Armstrong. Phone 70
J. az AND $40 paid for second hand elothe
We also buy shoes Phone 9s4o. -,
81 pRACTICAL nurse, energetic. capable; bel
reierences Phone GALS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE-Boston terrier pups, can be
registered: ideal Christmas presents hoid,
erman's kennels, 1875 South Phoenix Phone
3si1.J. -
FOR sALE-onc registered Dnroc boar; o
extra good. Y. I. Flanagan Iehth anu
Cleiand. Kendall. Phone 502S -,,.
YOUNG bird dog for sale, months Ola
s25. Call phooo 5i79. III
FOR sALE-one spitz male dog, months
old Hotel Astor.
WANTED--Male fox terrier pup VI
Daniel Bldg. ,,,...
CANARY BIRDS. guaranteed. Phone
Cheaney, 57s7.
rNo good hunting hounds for sale. j. +
| Foust, West Tulsa
FOR SAIE-Female canary bird. Fhone 'o4''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALl-A rare, old violin; must M n,,trSani sel5
any one interested in rare lnstrumem iean
should see this one without fail; can 9e seen
SUNDAY or Monday at 3o North Guthrie;
FOR sALE-starr piano, s59j M95esta,r
TS player si; piano, $3.50 cash. Mcmillan Brady
hotel. -. ..azaao or
WANTED-The use OF piano for storage OF
viii nay small rent; best care Can pnoho
pATyTING-Wanted instruction in oil paint paint
mo 10 be paid for in singing or eIoeutiou
Address. I646, care World L,-,.----
FoR sALE-A yictrola with records eheap, s5a
in first'class condition. Phone 2sl'' '-'
South Peoria. ,,ood
Fop sAIE-one l2xls Job press IN goou
condition, at n bargain. Palace ofiice 9up
nlv Co. l1o south Main street
WANTED--To buy cement block m1fniine, miiin,'
ey1s inches. must be in good eohul''on ;
will hay cash. Phone 53s3.R. .,-,-,-
ron SALE-Fne piano, mahogany inlsn'
with beach, almost new real uers"'"
Phone $500. ---------,
Won sALE-PJrtable fish aquarium, several
hundred fish; also portable poor anu
billiard table. Phone 1868 or 900
r0R sALE-i6.gauge shotgun, in firstclas'
condition. 704 South Maybell. ------
FOR sALE--Two large hotel ranges, us'
gas or coal Swans. ia West First street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
Wh@p@ There's a FaPnm
1r]h@p@'S a HlWmD@

a
nnoneyw will week or next month
There's no chance job There's no excuse no "a
Of week without interest an avn %hen
youca annot payi full for what you BUY
could
If they told apou ie
roam IN
hpa you so 'P ''
vour benefit
r, lands successfully grow corn kinds of
and especially potatoes
They have no superior 70 al kinds of fruit growing
trend Of land DEVELOPMENT @ ar,
is thu
South Missouri by
Land vale is climate soil and opportunity o
development
lands the Frisco Ry nave ionr
unlimited opportunity io u
veopnent
,ocaitv with schools. telephones and towns
compoence awaits any little capital and VIM ana
to work
10 acres $780, soc weekly; s45o $50 weekly
20 acres $500 sOo 5000 $500 weekly
No interest No 40 forfeiture
Write free Do 1t today
C. MlIEIRIRHAMI9 ELlLlS * lB!ENNWM
COS MINNESOTA AVE. N">''' N - 80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR SAIE-seven rooms of elegant new fur
nitnre. also house for rent. Attractive
proposition to responsible party. Phone 6tso
after o a. IN. ----..
FOR SAbF-Two rooms new furniture, tom
plote for light housekeeping; rooms ior
rent. Call Mrs Smith, 2393.J.
SWANS Furniture Cove have all kinds
OF used stoves for sale or exchange ia
West First street.
WANTED-To exchange heating stoves for
second hand refrigerators and ice boxes'
Phone 6534 ..
FOR SALE-Beau,iful eight.room house OF
furniture for sale; furniture practically
new, house foi rent Phone 5763.
ROOMlNG houses, close IN. Joseph Donnely
ll3k South Main. Phone 6il6.
WANTED-To buy secondhand furniture
Gem Furniture Co. Phone 3a62.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE

1r0 Oulr Flri@undS @mG
IP@0rOmS00
Christmas comes but once year,
We gladly greet you with good cheer,
Bring your savings in to us,
We will double them without any 1uss'
Buy your lots this bright New Year,
And YOU will have no rents to fear,
The payments are very small,
1t does not take much after all.
Our additions are not very far
SO let us show you in our car
With Greetings,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
AUTOMOBILES & ACCESSORIES

FoR SALE-One inclosed delivery BODY LOT
Overland car fine for bakery or ''uIu'
cheon, one five. passenger REQ auto, Slto.
one five and s-ven-passeuger body, nts 'ny
95 10 so horsepower car; several useu ui,s
as used wind shields. Auto salvage 10
South Cincinnati. Phone 3toa. ----,,-,--
ONE Buick touring car one nd iogr,eyssipJde. ys,nde.
Studebakor touring, one siN-cyHhder HIuuv.
brkcr touring. one 1916 hcysn-pasSenSer
STUD, baker touring one vi M alN,'y WIZ. Yin
Studebaker touring nearly new, terms. MtIs"'
McNulty Motor Co., seventh anu pou'u'i' ~.
1et5 HUDSON light six, special pant loD;
good tires and good mechanical shape wiz
,ake large diamond In on this car as pa
pnyment before Christmas. Phone Jv'o "SA
for Wynngate ,,.,--,- 40 n
Ford roadster aud touring car; one Amerl
/ can sixty horsepower car, original pIc'
: 81. 600: snap price 5000. C'ty Au'o S"''s w
$3.50 Main street .,z,..-, H..
LEARN sPANISH-It you want TO JOIN be
/ giuners or advanced students class or van
rriyote lessons on reasonable terms, address
box A6l6, care World.
FoR SALE-Cylmdcr niocNs, most any max
Of car. several radiators. Sec US hoou
your broken parts and ures' AUTO '"''"s'
FOR SALE-l.ate model Ford touring car
excellent condition, runs good. look gVou
first check for $3.50 takes H. Ei5 Eas' 9''
oud street.
FOR SAIE-l9lj Ford touring $3.50; first
class condition: also two Ford roadsteF'
Southwestern Garage 2l1 North Main
FOR SALE-i9l6 SWdebaker four run on
600 miles. good as new q bargain 10
opict buyer See Roy. j. w. Darby.
FOR SALF-Fivo.passen Maxwell use
short time. $3.50: $3.50 down, $25 mont
Phones 2s73 and 55oi'J.
tioR SALE-One fivepasenger Ford car, !
splendid condition, 1914 model; Will mF
e1sE Tor ouick sale Phone 259l.
. ONE Ford touring car, Atwater'Kent ignitio
p terms. Welsh. .McNulty Motor Co, seven'
and Boulder. .-....--
= REQ roadsters in excellent condition. Pri'
5000 Phone ll24
4, ron RENT-Garage for one car close
Csll 8i0 South Frisco or phone 23S2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
FQDER. SALE
Butter kist popcorn machine. III
quire at Strand theatei

FREE FOR six mcoths-My special ofer 10
introduce my magazine, investing ioa
Profit 1t is worth SlO a COPY 10 , amS 20 IN
nrovide necessities and comforts Tor sen anu anu
loved ones II shows how 10 become rlr.rr,,
quickly and honestly. ''lnvestlng ior froilt
Is the only prosre;ssiSs e;raonn i%'"u in America. It
shows how 500 grows TO S2,2Oo; write hVw
and I'm send II six months free. H. y
I Barber. 6l3. 22 West Jackson DouIe'"'u'
on LEASES FOR sALE-In kingfisher
county Okla, forty, eighty and quarters;
Development coming quick and these hre va
located N 1910 and and le'S ana n;ct . ana soe. e
| aiso / cOO-acre block. Address post oiilce
/ box 552. Hennessey, Okla -.....,,,,,-,,.,
| ATTENTION OIL LEASE oWNERS-Nii ~
give good bonus for shallow on ieaSe ine e
location. number Of acres, terms and priee p
Progressive Oil Syndicate, 3li First Nauoha
Bank Bldg, Houston, Texas.
FOR SALE-Grocery stock ana ilGturts II
good residence district; cash business
will nav YOU to Investigate: brick building
reasonable rent. Address box 4o4o' car
World. l.
ron THE SMALL INVEST0R-Those wish
ing 10 invest in young and growing o.
, company with seven P""'P"S
phone 1883
BLACKSMITH and machine shop FOR sale
real bargain Address John X. Hail. BROKE
TnR nfrS~ sAI,E1starr piano, $50; Maiestji
h player piano $3.50 cash. Mcmillan Brad
- hotel. =.
!. GOOD small oil production in ned e, ne'
Tulsa: large acreage. Emory hafr'so
l post office box 1893, :.
- GROCERY stock and meat market good bu
e mess. god location. Phone d4l6' JOSEF
Donneliy, ll3h South Main -,
h SMALL stock OF groceries for sale OF 'fau
p FOR sALE-Restaurent. 1la North Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
LOST AND FOUND

1'oeT--on December 90. about 80 o clock,
bc,ween Gunburg eght.boilers and Guy
Me.Gowans, one Chase robe, back side black,
IRON, side in colors, scaloped, brown border
with large dogs head with glass eyes IN
center Finder return to Central news stand
Drumright Okla, and receive reward.
SMALL, Indian purse containing between
sl2 and 500, two grip checks, q receipt
for $40 Please return to John ~. Mll'er
real estate office and receive reward
oeT-Jodies' small diamond ring, valued
as keepsake Liberal reward. Overbeeh'
316 Unity Bldg. ,---,-,,ec
IOs1-Grnv overcoat in West Tulsa. Call &.
w Sanders. Phone 157. Liberal reward
LoST-Brown suitcase and contents on Bos'
ton avenue. Phone 5592.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24

MONEY T. I.ONN

WANTED-Private money TO loan. have .
number of good loans that will net the
lender per cent on amounts over $1,000
and u 10 10 per cent on smaller amounts
Put your idle cash to work Phone Ad7o. oos
MONEY on hand, 100000 private money 70
lam on Tulsa property and farm lands !
M delay. best rates and terms L. A. LILY,
2il.2i2 Texas Bldg. Phone Sal, --,---
MONEY TO LoAN-on furniture, pianos,
''o n; ,opr home or in storage, diamond loans
,tric.iv confidential. 200 New Ault Bldg
| Phone 5539. ------,----.
PRIVATE money to loan on real estate se'
eurity. John Z. Kerrigan, 426 Robinson
! Arcade Tulsa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
ASHEV|[[E CLUB WILL
HOLD SPRING TOURNEY
Crack Golfers VIII Compete Fos
Honors I'm North Carolina City
Meeting.

The Ashcville Country Club, OF
Asheville, n. c.. announces its annual
spring tournament to take place Arpil
IL to is. This tournament will be
during the week following the United
North and South Tournament, at
Pinehurst, N c., and many prominent
players who will take part at Pine
hurst are expected to take In the tour
nament at Asheville.
The course OF the Ashevilie Coun-
try Club IL of eighteen holes and is
located amid mountains, strongly re-
sembling the course at Manchester,
VT, in general appearance.
AS spring Is well advanced In
North Carolina in April the course and
the greens viii be In splendid condi-
ton.
A gold modal In to be given to the
winner of the low gross score in the
qualifying round and fve-sxteens will
qualify for beautiful trophies present
ed by the club.
Entries should be addressed to the
secretary of the Country Club Ashe-
vile. N c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
Nv FRANK MORAN.

New York. March l5.--My friends,
Jim Coffey and Billy Gibson his man
ager. have picked me to beat Jess
willard. I earnestly hope time will
Justify their prediction. They picked
me TO lose to Jim Coffey on two oc-
casions not long ago. and in each In
stance they were wrong. Many OF
those who favor willard to beat me
picked Coffey 70 win IN both OF our
matcheA
/ ind the conflicting opinions OF
old time champions very interesting,
the opinions Of those who are qualified
to express an opinion, and those who
aren't. In the latter class place Joe
Choynski. who enjoys reputation
which his record does not justify. and
who never saw either Willard or my
self in action.
II you have seen me work. think
you must have gone away with the Inn
preston that was pretty confident !
was Eoing to land my strongest blow
ON his weakest point And this Is
thing / have had In mind all along.
I have sought to develop my mind.
strength and speed.
In my workout today paid par
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16

New Orleans, March 1.-THE C1eve-
land club. training here. has under
gone an astonishing change. 1t was
doleful tailender last season and
rather a dismal aggregation for some
seasons before, but this year all the
boys have their heads up and are
threatening to run one of the famous
amucks In the American League. The
change In the ownership and in the
management seems to have brought
about the Transformation. Lee Fohi,
the new manager, seems to be ex-
tremely popular with his men. He IL
quiet fellow of the old school OF
baseball. but ne has certainly rubbed
up the spirit of those downcast Cleve-
landers this spring until IL sparkles.
He has a comparatively small crowd
OF players here, but has had excep-
honaiiy fine weather and Is getting
them into good physical condition.
Chick Gandf. formerly with Washing
ton. will undoubtedly play first for
the Indians, with Terry Turner at SEQ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Boxing, Rowing, Racing
Sports
less WILLARD GUARDING
AGAINST GROWING STALE
ny JESS WILLARD.

New York, March 15--when I
pensd my eyes this morning, my
|xteenth day of work, the outlook
Fas anything but encouraging. One
lance between the curtains showed
hat the streets were as slippery as
Iass. Hail was dropping on the walks
nd sticking like glue. For few
homents wavered as to whether !
kould brave the weather or not. !
M beginning to think kindly OF the
|arm room when i shook OF the lazy
beling and decided to take the air.
Monafan, Hemple and myself
trapped ourselves up in heavy sweat
10 and coats and defied the elements.
10 tell the truth the weather con-
uered US. About fifteen minutes in
hat storm and we gave up. The
kreets were so slippery that / didn't
are to travel far or fast. One fan
aighf undo work so We toddled
Ack to the hotel. Once inside we d.
ested ourselves Of the wet. clammy
lothss and prepared for the morning
Exercises.
In the morning training did not
roceed too strenuousiy. for I have
be very careful now not to over
xsrt and get stale. That would mean
he losn OF the last fifteen days OF
persistent labor. and I don't intend to
4 that happen.
Natter our morning meal II was a
ase Of tearing through the usual
eluge Of mail and readin~ the papers
pleased me greatly to see that ex-
5ertI realize that ! am In tiptop con-
ition. And what delighted more than
he reports was the fact that the
kories were true. Later, in my room.
donned the gloves and practiced
PAIRING. ! did all the leading. while
jonathan blocked. Shortly after
o'clock we went to the Pioneer Club.
While went through shadow spar
|sng. pulley and medicine ball exer-
ises ! didn't spend as many minutes
tier, a. ala in the past. intend
devote my time principally TO box.
= for that IL thr real essential.
Tent through seven hard rounda
very second Of which was crowded
Nth action
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
WILLIAM AND MARY
TEAM LOOKS GOOD
Great Form and Expect Good
Season.

Williamsburg, Va, March Ia
Coach Draper and Assistant Coach
Addington are rapidly rounding the
team into shape. About sixty men
have been reporting daily this week
and q stiff practice gone through. The
first game between the old and new
men took place yesterday. resulting In
victory for the old men. Garrett,
James and Parker pitched for the SEN
Tors, while Wallace. Forehand and
Cook pitched for the juniors. VIII
liams, Ellis. Morris and Johnson are
showing up well, and II they keep UP
their present stride, are practically
sure of landing positions on the team.
Mortimer Williams made a good rec
ord among the amateur teams of Bal
timore as a first baseman, and will
be given the opportunity to 10 the
same here. He can cover acres OF
ground and bat like Cobb. Ellis Ia
also very fast and stands the best
show Of making center field of any
who are trying for the position. There
are numerous applicants for right
| field. but Morris. Forehand and hurry
seem to have an edge on the others
Shortstop and second base seem to
be the hardest positions to fill. John
son. from Deep Creek High School
seems TO be the most promising for
short, while williams. Of the last year,
scrubs, bids fair for the pivot position
II Parker. the port side pitcher Of
Portsmouth High, RECEIVERS control this
year. the Indians will have the best
pitching star they ever had Garnet,
and James, of last years team. are ir
| fine form. 1t must be remembered
that Garnett, of the Indians. and Cox
| OF the Spiders were the leading pitch.
ers In the association last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
LOCAL cOLlEG|ANS
PRACT|c|NG HARD
Baseball Practice Has Started In
Earnest on the Westhampton
Grounds.

Baseball practice has started In
earnest at Richmond College. Coach
Dobson has been wedding out the
freshmen. and those who have been
displaying form have bean placed with
last years regulars
The first real practice was engaged
In Tuesday afternoon when Coach
Dobson selected two teams and the
first practice game was held.
Those who failed to get into the
.-arne Tuesday were seen in action yes
terday afternoon for while. Owing
to the fact that the ground was wet
only a very light practice was held.
and Coach Dobson did not care to
take any chance on losing some OF
his best men.
From present indications Richmond
College Is going to be represented by
the heaviest hitting team In the his
torv Of the college. Tom Miller ana
Harry Carter, the two clouting artists
in the Spider camp, are handing the
stick we'll, but as soon ~ these TWO
Youngsters get their hands set right
some records are expected to DC
broken on Stadium held.
In the practice Tuesday AFTERNOON
young Smith sprung . surprise on
"Chris' Cox by landing on one OF ms
swift inshoots. sending the pill over
the stadium and into the pines beyond.