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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25

ball has been his sole experience ex-
cept last spring, when he tried out
with Shreveport OF the Texas league.
smoke" Watson is product of Ho-
mer, La, and a cousin Of Rebel Oaks.
who managed the Pittsburgh Feds.
Watson also tried out with Shrevc-
port last season and there became
acquainted with Ware. Manager Barr
was a member Of the Texas lcaguers
at that time and after he landed the
managerial berth Of the Twins he
signed Ware and Watson, having been
impressed with their work at Shrcvc-
port. Both Ware and Watson are 20
years OF aEc. Watson has world of
smoke OF seven varieties. Ware is
as cold as steel on the firing line and
has good head.
Hornsby Midget.
"Old Reliable" Hornsby sometimes
called Pep, is tho midget Of the
class. pep" stands feet 1Ois. Tn
less all signs fail he will have another
good season. lie has always been q
500 chucker and. with the local stu
alton far more agreeable TO him than
IL was last year. there is no reason
why pep" should not he one of the
most valuable men on the STAFF.
In killinsworth, Mr. Ran Atwood
Killinsworth. II you please, Manager
Barr Nhas picked up youngster who
has had quite remarkable record.
killinsworth tops the 6-foot mark by
a half inch. Chattanooga, Tenn, Is
his home. He broke into the game
in 1913 with Anniston, Ala, In the,
Georgia Alabama league. winning l3
out of is games. He started the 1914
season with Savannah Of the South
Atlantic league and got a bad start,
dropping six out of seven games. He
was sent back TO Admission, where he
again struck his stride, winding up
the season with l6 games won and
eight lost In 1915 Killinsworth,
playing amateur ball at Chickamauga,
lost but two out OF 10 games, and last
year while playing with the Merrimac
Manufacturing company's team in the
City league at Huntsville he won 21.
out of "a games. He did not walk .
man thruout the season.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
HOME OF COUNTRY
CLUB IS ELEGANT
Critics Pronounce New Build
ing Peer of Any to Be Found
West of Mississippi.

CIT -
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which George Winkler architect
drew plans for the new home Of Inc
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now are putting the finishing touches
and vhcroin members If tho Tu1s,
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pleasure and recreation. Archi-
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
WASHINGTON AND RED
SOX GOING TO HAWAII


SAN FRANCISCO. March 2I.--Ncxt
spring will find, the Boston Red SoX
and Washington Americans training
i'm Honolulu, according to Manager
McCrcdie of the Portland Pacific
Coast league club, who has just
brought his squad homo from Hawaii.
lie declared the Honolulu business
men have offered 10 guarantee cN-
pcrsos of the Red SoN from Boston to
Honolulu and back, ana that Prcsi-
dent France of the Red SuX is i'm
pressed with the offer.
Clark Griffin manager OF the Sena-
tors, rs also declared To hc sweet on
the Hula Hula isle. as a training
Ground
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
SOOnerS Better Fortified in Box
Than in Any Other Department

look like a permanent change after
Fridays game. This will probably
eliminate Emery from chances for a
position. He has ben working for
the second base berth.
With Lookabaugh and Price fix
lures at third and center field. rcspec-
lively the real contests on the nine
are now centering about the side
garden positions. Tommie White has
been holding down left field consist
entity for a week in practice, and
Couch has had the other place more
than his share. owen opened practice
season by running his surplus twirlers
into this place, but it may have been
lust for the practice OF il. Anyway.
the Sooners make only one short trip
away from home this season. so there
isn't any necessity of holding tWirlers
in places on the team so they would
be on hand in case need came.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25

Special TO Ihe World
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slip" IiaiSlip, former Quakcr and
for whom the fans are pulling strong
to have a big yelr is the daddy OF
them all when il comes 10 the question
of altitude. slip goes up six foot
three inches. The Commerce. Texas,
boy Is confident that this will he his
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
BROTHER MAY MEET
BROTHER THIS YEAR.

NEW ORLEANS. March "a
Coveleskie VS.. Coveleskie will be
the title of one or more little bali
yard tilts this season, for Stan
ley Coveleskie. our young slab
man, says he will go out on the
diamond and battle Brother
Harry of the Detroit Tigers any
time Lee Fohl says the word.
I'VE didn't meet last year be-
cause / was a youngster just
breaking in and Harry didn't
want TO show me up. The stuff
Is off now. I've had one years
experience and have earned my
spurs. I'd Just as soon battle
Brother Harry as anybody. II
he can show me up, more power
to him, but I'm not one bit
afraid Of him." This is what
Stanley said to the writer and he
meant every word Of it.
It's Just barely possible tha.
the Coveleskie brothers will op-
pose each other for the s>ason
opener in Detroit next month.
Fohl Is sure to send his one best
bet to the mound and Stanley
will lie in condition to give
good account of himself.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25

been dropped TO a losing team he
would have made .'od beyond doubt
>lontl tiollandcr.
Bert Slontl Haishp's running mate
for the houors OF chief giau; of the
squad, is llollaudct with experience
i'm the Western league and Three-l
league. His home is at Garland, Kan.
lNlonE knows sugar MapCl, who
was star In the box with McAlestcr
last year. and II was upon Mapels
suggestion that Klontz became inter
Cstcd in the Twins. KloutZ started
his professional debut IN 1914. Joining
Topeka of the Western league To
polla only had seventeen recruit hurl-
Crs that season, so kloutZ didn't get
much of a show. Topeka sent him to
Minneapolis, and that club sent him
to Fargo, y. ID, in tho Northern
league. He finished the season with
q record of eight won and four lost
In 1915 klort2 Joined kcfrey IN the
Nebraska state league, and the league
remained In existence long enough for
klont2 to get by with the four games
he pitched. lie played Independent
ball the remainder of the season and
Joined st. Joe in 1916. From St Joo
he Went to Hannibal in the Three-l
and later TO Quincy in the same
league. Illness put him ou, OF the
game before the season had hardly
started and Klortz had TO retire. He
says he is now I'm better physical con-
dition than ever.
Ware From Louisiana.
string Ware. third in height.
halls from Briceland. La. Amateur
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
MGRAW DECIDES TO
STICK TO JIM THORPE
Indian Athlete May stick With Giants
Giants Instead of Going To
Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Ka, March 24.-Ac-
cording to news reaching here today
from Athens, Ga, training camp of
the Louisville American association
baseball club James Thorpe star
athlete. will not become a member of
the Louisville club.
Thorpe, previous reports said, was
TO be included in the deal whereby
the New York Nationals acquired
Pitcher James Middleton from Louis
VILE. He is now at the Giants train
ing camp at Marlin. Texas, where II
was said Manager McGraw had no
present intention Of disposing Of him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
Stcchcr FIops Romanoff.

Los ANGELES, Ca. March ca
Joseph Stecher, claimant of the
worlds heavyweight wrestling cham
pionship, defeated Constantine Ro-
manoff in straight, falls here last
night in IA minutes and 80 seconds,
and minutes. Stecher used a com
bnation half nelson and scissors hold
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25

one week Of practice games has
convinced obscryant raIhirds that the
Producers have material for a far
better pitching staff than last season.
an inner defense as good as that of a
year ago and classy outficld They
also are convinced that the team Is
weaker behind the bat than in any
other department
one week of course. is too short to
pass absolute Judgment on young
stcr like Fredetto, but the general i'm
preston has been gained that ne rs
hardly strong enough to hold down
what appears to bc a pitching staff
much better than that to which Hank
Moore wig wagEcd signals last season.
For a second string baCkstop he
might do. but II is the regular that
Manager Wouley must have, for II is
n woll-known fact that big Jcffrics
has been given a meal ticket to act
moro as coach tor young pitchers
and young catcher than to play the
heavy roll all season.
Ircdcttc Needs Developing.
All of l'redcttc's work 10 date has
been only fair. He is a fair receiver.
has a fair peg and apparently a fair
noodle. with the stick tho. he looks
weak. In everything he seems to
need more experience before tackling
the tough proposition which the first
string catcher of the Producers must
face.
Pitching Department Strongest.
The pitching department looks as
strong as the catching does weak
Poison has walter Juhnsou's speed 10
mix with good slow BAH. Richard
son Is almost a counterpart Of the big
kansan. Then H. 'rc are Johnny Ma
pei Josh Billings ana Erdman amonL
the other right handlers. mono Of
whom can bc said to have demon
stratcd his uutitucss to date. If Don
ton is able to cure up his sprainod
shoulder, he should be- a southpaW
in the same class with the best Of
the right-handers. Both Richter and
Bcrnhrock the other two forkcd
hurlers, hrc below the size which
managers like to see ON pitchers. yet
both have showed real class Richtcr.
In particular. looms "a midget prod
ICY Unless something unexpected
happens, he win bc one of the STAFF
that starts the season.
one Inficld Job in Doubt.
There is question about only one
infielder; that is the third hascmau.
Snyder is considered a fixture at first.
Brady cannot he oustcd from scooud
and Wooley Is making no effort to
replace Olson at short. Third base.
however, Is open yet Egau and llar-
ris are fighting for the berth 80 eff
fort has been made to Judge their
respective abilities to date, for Epau
has been III and I'm no position TO give
a good account of himself lie has
done as well has had hccn expected
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25

ATLANTA, Ga. March 2I-Man-
aEcr Frank of the Atlanta southern
association club announced tonight
that otto Hess. former Boston Ma
tioual league pitcher. was en- route to
this city to ioin the Atlanta team.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
Eight More Practice Tilts
Should Put WoOley's Men
in Shape for Title Race
Infield Good as Last Season; Outfied VIII Produce
Greater Speed; Harris Has Chance to Land Garden
Job If Egan Cinches Third Jeffries Held More
for Coaching Than Active Playing.


IS a risht-hondcd hitter is in his
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25

All of 'redottc's work to date has
been only fair. He is a fair receiver.
has a fair peg and apparently a fair
noodle. with the stick. tho, he looks
weak. In everything he seems to
need more experience before tacklng
the tough proposition which the first
string catcher of the Producers must
face
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
Ware From Louisiana

String Ware. third in height.
halls from Briceland. La. Amateur
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-18
REMAINS OF ]. A TRULOVE
LAID To REST IN FLORENCE

The funeral services of the late J..
A. Trulove, who died suddenly at the
soldiers home in California Monday,
January 8. were held from the McCor-
mick parlors Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock and was attended by large
gathering of old time friends of the
family. The service was in charge
OF Rev. Buchfeld, of the Presbyterian
church and the Baptist choir render
ed number of beautiful and appro-
pirate selections. Deceased was a
veteran of the Civil war and was for
post. A number of the old soldiers
were present at the obsequies to pay
their last respects TO their comrade.
The local lodge of Woodmen. of
which Mr.. Truelove was affiliated.
furnished the pail bearers and an es-
cort 10 Highland cemetery.
Mr. Truelove was one of the pio-
neers of Florence and owned consid-
cradle property here. He built the
block at the corner of Pixies Peak
avenue and Front street, having dis
posed of the same ten years ago to
Thos. Orecchio since which time he
has made his home with his son at
McMinnville. Ore. He is survived by
two sons, Jep. A. Truelove. of Gar
field. Utah. and two daughters. Mrs.
Robert Graham of Denver, and Miss
Fay Truelove. OF Knoxville. Tennes-
see. All the children were present at
the funeral. except Miss Fay, who was
unable to attend on account of her
teaching Florence Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-18
EX-LIEUT. GOV. LEWIS
PRESENTED WITH WATCH

Ex-Lieutenant Governor Moses f.
Lewis returned to Canon City on Mon
day after a two weeks absence in
5enver and Florence and has resum-
ed his duties as undersheriff at the
ourt house Mr. Lewis carries with
him a very handsome fulI-jeweled,
Hamilton gold watch, presented to
him by the upper branch of the state
esjslature in recognition of his SER
vices of that body during the last
previous bi-annual session of that
ody. The outside OF tie watch con-
tains a very elaborately engraved
monogram. showing the letters, M.
e. L." in designation of the owner
ON the inside is engraved the follow
ing legend. presented to Moses f.
Lewis, Lieutenant Governor of Colo
RADIO. by tie Senate Members of the
Twenty-First General Assembly,
1917"
The presentation address was made
at tie state house in Denver on Jan.
Sth, 1917, in the presence of the mem
t.ers of tie senate. The presentation
speech was made by Senator Hayden
of Walsenburg. TO which Mr.. Lewis
made a suitable reply.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-18
VICTOR FLANAGAN
IS DOING WELL

Victor Flanagan who was a student
in the electrical engineering depart
ment at the Colorado University at
Boulder for three years and at Cor
nell in New York, for year. has had
to give up his studies for year on
account of his eyes which need rest
He has. however. taken position
in the educational department of the
Westinghouse Electrical company at
Williamsburg, Pa, at fair salary.
When Victor wet over to Pittsburg
he carried a fine and unusually strong
endorsement from his Cornell profess
sors.
Victor is an unusual boy. He went
thru the Canon City schools. He has
been working during vacations TO pro-
vide a college fund. When he went
TO Ithica to enter school he deposit
ed in the bank $500 which he had
earned himself. You can count on a
boy like that getting along all right
in college and also after he gets out.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-18
MRS. BALDWIN HOSTESS

Monday evening Mrs. Anna Baldwin
of Mrs. Konkel's Sunday school class
at her home on River street. The la
dies brought their fancy work, which
furnished the evenings entertainment
after the regular business meeting.
TIE hostess served delicious refresh
ments. Those present were Mrs.
DIN Waits, Mrs. Frank Batchelor,
Mrs. Harry Morton, Mrs. Dabney, Mrs
Anleck. Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Wolfenber-
ger and Mrs. Konkel.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-18
1916 WAS A YEAR OF
LITTLE RAINFALL

The year 1916 showed a deficiency
of rainfall and moisture over practic-
ally all of Colorado. This was es-
pesially true during the growing
season and crops in some sections of
the state suffered co slderably be
cause of 1t. Ire report OF The china
tologieal division OF the weather bu
reau of the government on the snow
fall in the mountains Of Colorado up
to December 81, which has just been
issued, shows a little more than The
usual precipitation ON the watersheds
0f the state for that month. rs these
SHOWS form the reservoirs for supply
ing the streams with water during
the spring and summer months the
report VIII be Interesting. 1t follows:
"The imowfall duriag December
WAS unusualIy heavy in the region
Arained by the North Platte, Yampa.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-18
SOUTH CANON AID.

The South Canon Aid society held
its first meeting this year at the
home of Mrs. Joe Quinn on Main st.
Thursday afternoon. DEVOTIONAL exer-
cises were conducted by the presi-
dent. Mrs. c. C. Patterson. The work
of the society for the year past was
reviewed with satisfaction and plans
made for future work. after which
the president, in behalf OF the Society
presented to Mrs. Sarah Dunlap. n
beautiful spoon souvenir OF Canon
City as a token of love. Mrs. Dun
lap Is leaving for Wichita. Kansas.
and will be greatly missed by the
society. The ladies were then invit-
d into the dining room where deli
,ious and bountlful lunch was serv-
ed by the hostess.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-18
DECEMBER HOLDS RECORD
FOR BOOZE SHIPMENT S

The total shipments of liquor into
Fremont county for December, 1916,
was 1893, according to the records
in the Office of the county clerk.
The re ordins charges on liquor
consignments for the month We're
s247.75, of which one-lsan was re-
tanned by tie county clerk unde. the
provisions OF tie law.
OF lie peoemEer ilaportattons OF
lisuor into the county $40 were co J.
signed TO Cancn CITY; 976 to Flor
enoe; 3i2 to Rockville; 60 to Port
land; 30 to Concrete; 70 to Penrose;
to Beaver; 1S 10 Howard; 27 to
Cotopaxi; TO Parkdale and to
Texas Creek.
OF the booze shipments 10 Canon
City, 319 came by express, II by
freight over the Denver x Rio
Grande road end Is by freight over
the Santa Fe road. Florence con
sumels received 2g3 shipments by
express, II by eight over The Den
yer & Rio Grande road and 13 by
fIeight over the Santa Fe road. Rock
vale people received 262 shipments by
express, . by freight over the Rio
Grande and by freight over the
Santa Fe. Concrete received 2s
shipments by express and one by
freight over tie Rio Grande road.
All other shipments into the county
were by the Wells Fargo Express
company.
The number of liquor shipments in
10 Fremont county in November was
65S; in October they numbered 623
and in September 400.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-18
PROMINENT PARK COUNTY
CATTLEMAN TAKES BRIDE

Alonzo Mcdonald, the well known
Guffey cattleman, was united in mar
rage to Miss Mollie Bland at Camp
bellsville, Kentucky, on December %.
1916. The ceremony was performed
at the Baptist parsonage and the ar
that only a few intimate friends of
the couple We're in on the secret.
The bride has a large circle of
friends in her old Kentucky home
where she has been raised and her
father who is a well-to-do farmer. is
held in the highest respect. The
courtship which eliminated in mar
riage extended over period of three
years and Mr.. Mcdonald made one
trip 10 McCampbellsville and visited
with his bride-to-be two years ago.
Mr.. Mcdonald is a brother of Mrs.
n Bonny of tbs city. and is well
known in this section of Colorado. He
has fine cattle ranch in tie eastern
art of Park county and all he has
needed TO make life one continual
strain of happiness for many years
was a good wife to share his joys and
troubles.
Many friends here join in extend
ing happy congratulations to the
newlyweds and may their life he one
of continual bliss and contentment.-
Florence Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-18
SOCIAL NOTES.
ENTERTAINED AT pvTHlAn HALL

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emmerson and
daughters. Misses Beulah, Jessie and
June, of 512 River street entertaineI 1
more than a score of their friends at
reception and social at Pythian
hall Monday night. An interesting
program of addresses. music, reading,
storytelling and song was presented
for the de,ectation of their guests.
The affair WAS informal, but SO pleas
ant that the company was loath to
leave so agreeable surroundings and
it was midnight before the gathering
dispersed. Sandwiches. pickles. cof-
fee and cake were served for re
freshments.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-18

The principal Of said ponds and ths.
l9}t,.rest s,eorginE th.tson shaii hS bay,
states ot America at the banking
house. Of the fIrst Satlonal Bank IN
snail DE signed by the mayor. counter
Hignsd by the treasurer. with the seal
uy th" 81. rk Of said city. Tho inter
ost nccruinR on said bonds shall be
gidenced BY semi annual interest cou-
Eraved nc-simile signature 81 the treas
ursr of -ald city. hnd when 80 exc
iuv obligations Of the city according
sseiion T. said bonds and coupons
10 be attached thereto shall be in cub
stanHaiIy the following form;
tform OF Bond)
state Of Colorado. County of Fremont.
city OF Canon city.
HEFiiNDING BOND. sERfES Of
FEBIsitAItY FltST. 1917
The city of Canon city. IN the County
value received, hereby acknowledges
itself indebted aud promises TO pay
Dollars tl.e0oJ in lawfui money OF
the United states OF America, on the
hereof at the rate Of four and onc-
half .ler eenium th T,) per annum.
OF February and August In each year.
as evid"nc.d by interest coupons here
70 htlacnru. both pffncinnl ana interest
payable NJ the banking house OF the
Wrist Rational Bank in New York city.
New york. =. A., upon presentation
Of this bond or said coupons respect
iNf Is.
This bond Is issued by tho. city. of
Canon CITY for the purpose Of paying.
rodeemiug aud refunding n like
amount Of outstanding unpaid, payR-
bile. lawful aud valid bonds Of said
city. and the lawful and valid Indebted
ncfs evidenced thereby. and In cx-
crnnur therefor. under. by virtue OF
aud IN full conformity with the pro-
visions Of an Act OF the General AF-
ssmbly OF the state OF Colorado. enti.
tied. IAN Act ~ enable cities aud
towns to refund their bonded indebted
ness approved April. i2th. 1919. and
ali acts th"reunto enabling, and pursu-
ant 10 an ordinance duly adopted by
the city council OF said city nj law
fui meeting thereof. held nrior 10 the
issuance Of this hondi and u IN hereby
certified and recited that ali acts and
things required to be done and condi-
praccdsnl to and IN the issuing Of this
bond TO render the same lawful and