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What DoeS Wife Want2

You can't fail to please if you buy
some Of that fine china at Golden's
Jewelry store for your wife's Christ
mas present. d5-tf
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Masons Elect OFFICERS

Carson Lodge No. | F. and A. M,
at their regular meeting last night
elected the following officers to serve
Tor the ensuing year: w. X. Freu-
denberger, w. M; f. H. Walker, 5
W.: Clyde Heidenger, J. w: Charles
H. Peters. Treasurer, and E. D. Van
derlieth. Secretary. The installation
of the newly elected officers will take
p'ac. on. Thursday evening, Decem'
Der 18th.
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Bread. Cakes and Pies

Hot coffee, rolls and doughnuts or
cake. sandwiches. Ice cream and
fountain drinks, all flavors at Kelly
Il Lindsays. n2O-tf
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What makes a more suitable
Christmas present than a watch or
some piece of jewe'ry?l Golden's
Jewelry store a supply all your
wants. D5-tf
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Villa Attacking Torreon
TRy I1pited Drecc1

Ell PASO, Dec. 22.-Villa has be-
gun an attack on Torreon, an import
ant railway center. The place is ex-
pected to fall soon. The population
of the city is 10000.
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TO STOCKHOLDERS

Red Hill Mining company, Flor
cnce American Mining company,
Florence Extension Mining COM
pany. Shareholders of these conn-
panies should Immediately tolnmuni-
cate with the undersigned regarding
the matter of company e-organiza-
ton, enclosing a list Of holdings.
A. II. HOWE. Secretary.
d4-1m Goldheld. Nevada.
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Is Reappointed

A. B. Witcher Of Ely was reap
pointed a notary public today by Gov
ernor Boyle.
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H, Kattleman

For coal and wood, hay, grain and
feed Of all kinds. Order your wins
ter's supply Of fuel now. Phone,
1911. o25-tf
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4 Leakage hat Can Be
Easily Stopped

How many people who read this article, real
ize the weighty influence Of one little necessity
of lfe-baking powder-on the cost of living?
Yet it is a leakage that can easily be stopped. Some
think there is economy in buying the cheap Big Can" Bak-
ing; Powders. These Baking Powders are not always uniform,
and sometimes produce failures in the baking, and the result
is that more is lost in one O r two spoiled bakings than you
spend on baking powder in the whole year. The cheap Big
Can" Baking Powders SHOULD be avoided.
So, too, should high priced Trust Brands that sell at
45c to SOC a pound, for it is an unnecessary waste Of
money. to pay more than 25c-the price asked for Calumet
Baking Powder-the best baking powder that can be
produced. or offered at any price-gna,aneed SO. Calumet
is used in millions of homes. Sold by thousands of dealers:
Economical to buy-to use. SAFE. Sure. Pure. Received
Paris, France, March, 1912.
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The Bargain" table at the Golden
Jewelry store will help you solve the
high cost" of Christmas pres
ents. d5-tf
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Ivory Engraved Free

Golden's Jewelry store has a fine
stock of French Ivory pieces to Sc
lect from. Each piece will be en-
graved free. D5-tf
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Today, December 22d, is the short
est day of the year.
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Fertilize Your Lawns

Fertilize Your Lawns
See Bath fer manure for fertil-
izing your lawns or gardens. Phone
GAL slot
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For Your Christmas Dinner

Fresh homemade mince-meat;
fresh, solid cranberries. celery, let
tuce and caulihower at R. O. James
Grocery. d1S1tt
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The Jim Richardson Candies
Those famous %taffies and bon bors
of Jim Richardson's are on sale at
Kelly & Lindsay's. Fresh shipments
daily. Mott
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Notice

Beginning November lst block
wood, delivered at $3.50 per load.
n3-tf E. H. BATH.
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Free hot clam juice, day and night
at Dicks place. nl6-tf
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More Donations

The following additional contribu
tons have been made to the Com.
munity Christmas tree, bringing the
total up to above $40:
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Miss Brenetta Donlin leaves tn

evening for Sacramento to spend
Christmas with her mother.
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d11-3Od

Free hot clam juice, day and night,
1t Dicks place. n16-tf
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Xmas flowers of all kinds and bright
red Holly. Leave your orders at
Muller's. dZl-tf
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Windowful of Xmas novelties at
special prices at Muller's. Don't miss
the chance. dAl-tf
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Free hot clam juice, day and night
at Dicks place. , nl6-tf
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subscribe for the Appeal.
NO.. 142

An ordinance granting to the
Standard Oil Company, a corpor-
alton, permission to cross Stewart
and Sixth streets of Carson City.
Ormsby County, Nevada, with a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-23

making materials to enter the ;ntes
tines, combines with these food eIo
ments to enter the circulation. and IN
less than an hour is at work tbromyh
out the body in process of purifca tien
>. s. s. is made from barks. roof.
and herbs that are food and tonic 0Sos sos
the blood. 1t stimulates--giyes tha M
blood power to throw Off poisons vn'' no
Will soon realize its wonderful ine"
ence by the absence Of headache =
clearing Of the air passages, a steadi,~
improved nasal condition, and a sense
Of bodily relief that proves how CON-,
pletely Catarrh often infests the ent,rs
system. ''' 9
You will find 9. g. 8. on sale at Al,
drug stores. It Is q remarkable rem.
edy for all blood affections, such 40
Eczema. Rash. Lupus. letter, Psorlas.
Is, Boils. and oil other diseased condi.
tons Of the blood. For special advice
on any blood disease write The Swift
Specific Company, Medical Depart.
ment. Room II, Atlanta, Ga Avoid
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WHATCA YOU Do FORCATARRH7.
ASK IOurse the question. How often has the dcto-
as nave ontments saves vapours? What YOU shomd d

The easy, common-sense method
tnat costs SO little-that is so ouickl,
and vigorously effective-is often the
last resort of many Catarrh sufferers
Why, 1t Is . ard to say. One of the
specialists Of the Swift Specific Com
pany In Atlanta-a physician Of stand
Ing and national reputation because O,
his knowledge Of blood disorders. made
the assertion that II the majority OF
Catarrh sufferers would buy and faith.
Iully take s. s. S.. they could effectu.
ally get rid Of Catarrh.
s. 8. S. goes straight to the seat Of
trouble. the blood. It spreads its in.
nuence over every organ in the body,
comes through the veins and arteries,
enables the mucous surfaces to ex.
change acids and Irritating substances
!or red blood corpuscles that effectual.
~ cleanse the system and thus put an
END to all Catarrhal poison. 8. 8. 8.
cleans out the stomach Of mucous &C.
cumuiations. enables only pure, blood.
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Chicago Speedway Is Offered to the
Government as Training Camp for
Recruits to Be Used to Catch Villa

just at this time when the nation
Is in the throcs OF excitement over the
situation existing on the Mexican bor-
der and drafting of men is going on
in every city and on a large scale the
news comes from Chicago that the
speedway Park association Of that
cltN, through David f. Reid. the pres
ident of the association. has been Of
iered 10 the United states government
lree of charge for the purpose of es-
tahlishlng practice grounds. training
camps or an aviation school. Speed
way park contains 500 acres. is but
ten miles from the Chicago court
house and will be open at any time
to the government for use as a mobil-
tIatton grounds. President Reid eX-
tended the use of Speedway park to
the government a year ago and last
week sent telegram to Newton u.
Baker, secretary of war at Washing
ton, again renewing the offer made
them u year ago. The telegram sent
to Washington read as follows:
1--WE are pleased To renew the Of
fer made a year ago. extending the
use of Spcedway park, Chicago. to the
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HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
GETS into SHAPE
First Game of Season VIII
BE Played at Kicfcr
Next Week.

Tulsa high school baseball team
went through hard practice ycster
day afternoon at Association park
under the direction of their coach
lIome-Run" Baker. The vouth,
lmLered their arms for - or thirt,
minutes after which fielding practice
was taken. Following the fielding
practice, batting practice was in
order "
Few of the YOUNGSTERS have
opt ned up with their best ability. but
py the beginning of next week most
on them VIII be ready for stiff plac-
llce games. The players eyes are un-
4uIe to follow the bali in it's course
lfom the pitchers hand to the plate
ana TINS viii only be accomplished
with practice
The pitchers on the squad are loom
;ns up especially bright. Dad
! Dung shows speed and a good curve
Tor a southpaw. and Lautarct has
good control and n change of pace A.
H. Booker has shown more speed tban
my pitcher SO far, and Coulson also
IS IRVING for the twirling staff
Harley Aitkin and Frank Wood
alternate in the receiving position.
SO IN case of injury to one the club
VIII not be severely weakened.
Inc first game of the local bipl
..chooi season will be played one week
rom FRIDAY, ON the diamond of the
Nleter high school team. The same
teams also play the following sat
lrday at Kiefer.
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SPEAKER FINALLY
HAS CAPITULATED

- HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March az
IRIS speaker. the hard-hitting out
iit.uei , OF the Boston Americans, will
join the team this wear. The "hold
OUT was heard from yesterday. Pres
iuent Lannin wired Manager Carrigan
mere yesterday that he had heard
from Speaker and the latter had been
"Iuered to report to the training
camp here. Arrange terms with
i'im was the order from President
Lannn.
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| Tomorrow the first real game OF
| baseball of the season will be staged
when the st Louis Browns meet the
Producers The Producers will put
up a strong team against the ma aioI
leaguers and should push them for a
victory,
No formal statement had been
given ont by President w. L. Hill at
the time this column was written in
regard to the situation at Paris. The
disastrous fire of Tuesday, ii is feared
ny baseball men here. may result in
Paris Withdrawing from the circuit
for the coming season. In this event
a perplcXing situation would be faced
with the opening Of the season less
than a month off Although II is
hoped that the Paris officials will
make an effort to go through the sea-
son this is considered here TO be un-
likely Practically the entire town
has been levellcd by fire and it will
require more than year to replace
the buildings lost. With such a great
amount of construction work in prog
rcss m the town. it probably would
cut down greatly the attendance at
ball games.
Perhaps Ardmore would be the
probable choice of President Hin and
the league club owners for a new
town in the event Paris drops out.
However. Ardmore hardly would he
as good a baseball town as Paris.
The Producers are showing better
every day. There's plenty of mate
rial on hand to make two fairly good
teams. But one is all we ask for
IL 1t We're not for the telephone
operators this life would be free of
waits But In Tulsa YOU always come
TO FUN stop" when trying to get
one OF these number" girls to pay
any attention to you.
And then when you do get to slip
your number to them they'll invaria- |
bly, say: ''rll connect you with your |
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NFVVTWT 10 TNt World.
MuSkOGEE. March 22.-The st.
Louis American league baseball club
and the Muskogee Nets of the West
erh association will meet Thursday
IN the opening game of the spring
season in Muskogee. Manager Heinie
Maag reports his team i'm excellent
shape FOR the game. The entire squad
mas mad three solid days of practice
ana the pitchers and catchers have
peeh on the field for a week. The
new park will be completed i'm time
for the opening of the game.
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ASSESSORS OFFICE
IS BUSY PLACE NOW
IhNpaycrs Must List Property Before
April I i'm Order 10 Escape
Peralty

At the present time the county as
SCISSORS office is one OF the busiest
places in the courthouse as the time
for giving in assessments is up on the
first of April.
1t will be well for those who are not
Thoroughly fam'liar with this new law
to know that they must cal! at the
courthouse ana attend to the matter
of listing taxable property without
any delay as II is a matter of i'm
portapce to every taxpayer and will
save them penalty and costs.
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Short Jabs in the
World of Sports

DIES MONIES. Iowa.-With the
coming of spring track athletics and
baseball practice is beginning to bios
som out at Des Moines colleges. At
Highland Park college the gymnasium
is filled daily with men who are can
didatcs either for the college track
team or for the baseball team and
the coming Of warm weather will find
the athletes FAR advanced i'm their
training for coming competitions.
Coach John Nelson of the baseball
team plans TO put his men through
strenuous outdoor practice on the
first day OF warm weather. Long IN
! door work already has given Nelson a
4 pretty fair idea of each candidates $
ability and his predictions regarding
/ the coming season are highly optimis-
| tic.
Coach Krull of the Highland Park
| track team has been sending his men
over the jumps and around the track
daily for more than month. Ac-
cording to his statement in several
events this spring Highland Park will
be strongly represented He intmat-
ed, however that he is having trouble
developing men of sufficient calber
to take first place in several events
scheduled for spring meets.
At Drake university about fifty
track candidates have taken up train
ing under Coach Griffith. The Drake
mentor says he is well satisfied with
the form shown in indoor workouts
and he hopes that Drake will make
a good record on the cinder paths this
spring.
Much interest is being manifested
this year in the interclass baseball
series scheduled TO begin about April
!. n number of candidates for sec
uonal teams of all classes are taking
daily workouts in the gymnasium
Commenting on the Drake basket
ball season. which closed recently,
Coach Griffith expressed himself as
being fairly well satisfied with the
showing made by the Drake five.
smith at center and Warnock at |
guard will be the only men LOST bv
graduation this year, he said and he |
expects three veterans and promis |
ing bunch of freshmen stars to answer
the mobilization call next year.
ANN ARBOR, Mich.-Coach Carl
Lundgren of the University of Micbi-
gan baseball squad, has two candi
dates lighting for places on the 1916
team, who are sons of former Michi-
sati baseball stars. John w. Codd of
Detrolt is one. His father, Judge
A.. ~ q Nouu, loTHler mayor or De-
troit' pitched the Wolverines to many
victories about twenty-five years ago.
John is third baseman. John ID.
! Dbard OF Chicago won his "M' in
lSS3.' John ID. jr. wants to play in
the outfield thirty-three years later.
DETROIT, Mich.-Manager Jen-
nings Of the Detroit Americans who
IS with the Tigers at Waxahachie
Texas. training camp. has lost con,
siderable weight according to reports
reaching here. The grippe attacked
Jennings recently. While convalescinp
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No Game at Nc\lcs,cr.

NNVVIuI 10 INC WUrTd,
NJ AlESTER, March 22.--After de.
touring Tor a freight wreck railroad
nrldge burned out ahead of the st.
Louis Browns and they were unab,e
to arrive here for the Miners firs,
schedule exhibition rama Tha g
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Shreveport Z. Cincinnati .

SHREVEPORT March 22.-The
Shreveport, Texas league team scored
Sin runs in the eighth inning after
two men had been retired and won
today's game from Cincinnati 7 to 2.
Cincinnati's four hits were all scrat-
ches.
Score.
Shreveport III I
Batteries Mitchell and
Wingo. Huhn. Clarke: Duffy, Sloan
and Wells Diamond.
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New York z Woco -

WACO. Texas. March 22.-Althoupb
Waco outhit the New York National
regulars here today, the latter won
3 to ,. Merkle and Kelley for New
York and Hin for Waco knocked
home runs. kauff struck out once
and failed to get q hit.
Score:
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he was weighed by Trainer Harry
Tuthill and he balanced the scales al
l6ll y pounds. This is nearly seven
pounds less than Jennings normal
weight.
OMATIA.-The fourth annual in
door and field meet. held under the
| auspices of the local Young Mems
Christian association. promises this
! year to be one of the principal ath-
ietic events of the middle west. The
meet VIII be held on March 81 at the
municipal auditorium.
In the college division entries al
ready have been received from the
University of Kansas. University of
state. Kansas Agricultural. Nebraska
WESLEYAN and Tarklo college.
Frederick Rodkey. a half miller who
hold to his credit a victory over Ted
Meredith, the eastern star. will be
one OF the cracks sent to the meet by
the University of Kansas, who also
have star high jumper with a rec
ord or feet ! inch entered, but are
holding his identity in the dark.
a number of Omaha Indians. for
mer students at Carlisle, have also
sent In their entries and will be an
added feature of the meet. The In
dams will be in charge of Andrew F.
Solomon of Walthin Neb.
Upwards of fifty colleges, universi-
ties. high schools and athletic associ-
atlons are expected to be represented
at the meet, while medals and cups
valued in the neighborhood of $500
VIII oe gwen to the winners of vari-
GUS events.
MADISON Wis. - Twenty-three
Varsity baseball games. two of them
with the Waseda university team of
Japan are scheduled for the 1916 sea-
son at the University of Wisconsin.
me Japanese team defeated Wiscon-
SIN in 1911 with n score of 4 to 2.
Ien games will be played On home
played during the spring vacation.
April ~ to Is.
The schedule is as follows: April
l2-Notre Dame, South Bend: AnriI
~ Metre Dame, South Bend; April
r. Armour institute. Chicago: April
10, Knox college. Galesburg; April
! y Eampion college, Prairie du Chien;
Ahpiii lS, Luther college, Decorah;
April 22' Chicago; April 2S, North.
western Luthern, Watertown: April
-. Ohio state, Columbus: May I,
illinois. Ursana; May A, Beloit; May
s, Purdue; May. 8. Northwestern.
Evanston; May 10, Purdue. LaFav-
cite; May 12, Notre Dame: May 13,
Notre Dame; May 1G Iowa: May 20.
illinois May 23, Iowa; Iowa CITY:
Way "a. Chicago, Chicago; Nav 27.
northwestern; June 5, Waseda: June
J. Waseda.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.-The Central
Wisconsin Baseball association This
zeal will consist of six teams to he
made up as follows: Beaver Dam
milwaukee,. Watertown, Whitewater.
sort Atkinson and Hartford.
The schedule will consist of twenty
''ames ana the season will open April
30 and close September 20 Goorao
W. Rankin. Fort Atkinson, is presi-
lent and V. p. Kaub, Watertown. is
secretary of the organization.
The World Want Columns will get
-ou a job.
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st. Louis ,. lIOuston n

HOUSTON, March 22.-Hard hit
ting in the early innings gave the st.
Louis National league regulars an
easy victory over the Houston (Texas
ltaguo) club today. to o. Long hits
by the visitors featured.
Score.
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purpose of establishing a training
camp. practice grounds or aviation
school,"
Probably viii Accept.
without a doubt the government
VIII take advantage of this excep-
nonal offer made to them as Chicago
is now the center of activity in pre-
paredness' and the enlisting of men
to go to the Mexican border is being
carried on night and day. There is
not q spot in the vicinity of Chicago
which is better suited for the purpose
OF mobilization point than the
Speedway park grounds.
There are only few days in the
season IN which the park will he used
for automobile races and every dav
with the exception of these few red
letter. days the grounds will be open
To the troops. Speedway park has
adequate transportation facilities and
other necessary accessories for the
mobilization of the Chicago National
Guards and the regular army troops.
and Will prove TO be just the place
for mobiliZing an army.
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st. Louis ~: Little Rock l.

m LITTLE ROCK, Ark. March 22.-
The first team of the st. Loujs Amer
leans landed hard On two young
pitchers whom the Little Rock club
o. the Southern association tried out
TO-DAY and won 2l to /. 1t was the
tirst game of the season for the 10 :
Gals.
score II. ii. T..
st. Louis 10 4
iht,ie hock ..'......... 0
batteries: Groom, Weilman and
Chapman: Hrooks, Fields. Powell and
Gibson. Rumler.
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:: MANGAN'S MUSINGS =:

not only forgotten the number hut
also the person TO whom YOU once
wished to call.
They've got our number.
Fires, elections. wars so why write
baseball DOPE
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government free of charge for the
purpose of establishing training
camp. practice grounds or aviation
]
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Unusual TriI TrcJarcd.

y feature OF the season which viii
be opened before many days is the
RAIN road tIlp, which mcuJcs games
IN oklahoma both going and return
ing, i'm Arkansas Missouri and KAN
sas Leaving saltwater On the morn
ms of saturday. April - \ 8 NJ.
ballstcrs meet Kendall college at
Tulsa that day, furnishing probably
the irst diamond attraction oi tho
year thr'c; then Monday the CnVcr-
SltN of Arkansas offers the opposition
at Fayetteville, ana in daily succession
como the Missouri Miners at Eolla,
tGc Missouri Tigers at Columbia. the
kansas uormalitcs at Empuria AMI
the Indians at Chilocco The Aggic
squad will pass through st Louis and
kansas city ON the trip The only
other trip lis of two days duration.
when So'uorland is invaded.