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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-17
ARMS Of ENEMY ALIENS
ARE TO Be ClNFISCATE0

Pistol. rs.u...r shot guns rifles
automatic. ammunition powder.
.Irn.r. Hu1 parts OF gums 40
come uI.r OH, UHn 300 Amarillo when
FOO possession uf ur,.r.0. accord.
ul t0 ,hi,f OFF Police John D. sp.'l
order. ner. received saturday hy
Urf Speed fu rnulsrlfr 400 guns
.ri. ui ruu and ammunition.
which may uoV be- loo the hands ~
f,u residents u' Amarillo T.r Dan
Hu extend over 'ho oufIr, country
Peace Officers throughout West T0
tuH 90 rHsr received lkr Ina'ru'
uuus saturday uight
The lass 900 time of var gives of
0o,rs great deal ui latitude boo f..s
connection The Presidents recent
reclamation with reference t0 'Hr
.ffupr. demonstrated this Peaceful
and law abiding foreiruors Will show
ru IIsiu .M1Hun f0 yield their arms
nra protection will ho amply a.
urI,J fham
The urH.rIur. uf taking arms is
mpr pfG..r. will search homes of
.r..en,r .p, f.I of having arms
rr .nnuBh1rl ur. arms will be-
taken r charge Dos Chief of polio"
-..H uI Dots mon and tho owners
H, rf..r receipt .Hr same The
arm. ni|' hs hsI. Boo % safe place and
r.f D.. returned f. their owners until
.HH termination .f tIe war
The order r pointed 0Ht hF Chi"i
-p..t H uot a. 'u attrout tn alieus
... UI.. boon masking good lnwrit
mite uf AMARILLO. but as q pr".aT.
..nsrt m.Isur, taken by the govern.
.,u'fH prevent the possibility of ans
.rsrrrrInu- foreigner in any par' ni
10, country us'iEafiuE a small a.
.If ur -.Hf The policy cannot h'
Condemned by hV.ahiiius aliens lc
..rII1. fo officers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-17
Personals.

Nv Iack r-iohct and Miss Clara
Price have opened dtessmakng de-.
I.uw.ut in fte Ladies store
Misses HDmlc IHn Byrd. Louise
Hillor O'ku,h and Hrs. q a Ter
RON were among canon visitors 'u
AMARILLO sunday and Monday
Mrs G. g. sullivan has returned
from dn enjoyable visit with friends
900 Mineral Wells.
Nrs } Lil OF Panhandle. spent
tHe weekend iu Amarillo
lrrl 50 luris OF Clovis. y 81.
registered 100 the EH Hotel yost"r.
UaF
o. " NaHle OF Foydada was .n
AMARILLO sunday
W q Johnson % Canadian vas
among 0ut or town isitors in ANA.
r''u 'h. latter part e the week
% Copeland of Vernon was 90
Amarillo 81. rrlay
Miss Della Hicks % Lubbock spent
tlo u.st 90. iu Amarillo
T. q Dyer has returned from q
brief husiu, trip n Vega
Miss Jewel Ham ron has returned
o. h,r home n Lubbock. after su,ul-
ing tho Nint.r here tudyiur music
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-17
LARGE FLAG NOW FLYING
OVER DEPARTMENT STORE

Believing go making a pronounced
display OF The American flag 90 ou-
courage a greater love for ola C,0g
and The traditions carried by it The
f.ir. corner OF sixth and polk streets
mas erected at the northwest corner
90. the structure. hiel above tho sur
irE street "a large mast sur.
mounted by beautiful American
ldg
Manager Julien Levy. proprietor Of
The Fair. declared NOuday that this
ilag should float rom us staff so
long as war was iu force between
America aud Germany whether th"
tom" Doe short or long The flag 3p-
raars 20 be- Of unusually strong text
uro and his friends believe that since
the Panhandle air SIS noteworthy
dry tho flax may be able to hang
.till the dogs OF war come home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-17
Amusenents.

The prince crap ar adoption
9f Edward Fer. great fst. sur-
cess. .l five reeis OF motion d. lures
4. 'ho offering no fEa olympic TO-
fty Tho production is EH-y lavish
y staged ard b. said u cHUal
No largest and most s'ahoraif 'hsa-
tc. scene ever used Boz a phuupiay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-17
CITY'S PAVING BONDS
APPROVED At AUSTIN

cts NauaEsr Mark Hardin r.
,n,t notice Monday afternoon .rHU
.he att.rue, generals office a' Aus
1000 that AulrI.o's 100000 r.iu-
b.ri issue bad been approved hl chat
department
Ii..e bonds have been sold 'H N
r. -.syt0u and ra. Toledo uH"
..l rsI ana accrued interest and
... 300 premium. making 'he bon
SOTO af iHt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-17
ROAD BETTERME
NOTED IN COUNTY
GRAVEL SURFACED TDAD~ NLN.
CANADIAN RI,EH DI'iAE-
~ "BIST WI

The gravel surfaced road .f pu.
.fei county near fHe canadian river
0. me- br.f stretch 0f Tho color lu
40 cur Highway according 10 iHr
Inspection committee OF that hHH.
saY visitors Iu Amarillo saturday
Leaving Decatur April Do With d
commission from fhc executive Iifc..
f8rli, .f fH. colorado 'l GHIf Hrf
.ay Association fD make o. minute 100.
sno.fI.u NJ fHr route 10 TaTuun. fHr
party 'rl.nr.rI fne entire iirr hr.
t.oru those Yoluia ruc0uu'erilE
some good some better and some boo.
IdIffrrn' r.aHRays that link '0 maxi"
Ifte ml.u highway The committee
|.u Inspection tH. Imposed ~ j. W
aodHtaIn . DuauaU ana 4 g. Ben
.rr'f auI Nr Patterson YI Decatur
Take Inspection Trip.
While In 'Ho ri'g fhoy acre taken
I fYr trip 10 inspection ui 'ho roads
...u.rfFn. uf. Amarillo. "Irh'-.'r-
nf auto Huf over mo ur. and
ru.r rendered p'rudId banquet 20
. .h. Harvey li.H.r saturday after
noon tHay Departed f0r T.Elur uas
+ lima .Iu.. Don porfiun ut rH' route COL.
. fNr colorado 100 Gul. ii.r.ray They
t.rn r..ar,.I ut i D. Pope Soon
latter t.r.r arrival Boz Ir...u. 'lrr rr
B Ira..H choir .tDi 200 Amarillo pnI
||,n m Yuu.I.H pDH u' Y'ur'
. southern point. Du Voc rn'Hm nip Iu
. fI..I f...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-17
MANAGER HARDIN
SUBMITS REPORT
GiNES CONDITION OF XARlOI :
CITY FUNDS SHOWING \
SOt NJ BASIS EXISTING


The annual report .F Mama
ger u. " Hard n was rendered 90
The status % the GAYS ne.a. ale
fairs The report. Iu .a entirety
Us 20 be published in Tho N.ss
F1lloRing b. SIT. HarHgs intro
ducf0u
Amarillo. Texa April .G. 1917
To me Honorable CIV |.uul ion,
Amarillo, Texas.
Gentlemen .--
uhmlt for your con Iteration a.
ibis time. my "a ri annual and final
report as your cts Nauasr. cove
cr.ug the period OF iime rom April
10, 1916. 10 April -. 1917 show
.ur receipts and dihuf Wrgs ac-
rord.ug 20 depar'miui
] have covered me activities of the
variou departments JOS U.r { could
Iu tho short space Id Huo within
which ! had 10 pretrr .h .npor'
our year. ending AGn f4fh 1917.
ana lu complain. ID fH request %.
tho mayor 20 have ~ report ready 20
fle with the Comma siur 90 Its last
aud special meeting 90 q O'Clock
Monday April lD D.. ' vac ut-
frrIy impossible fu aya. everything
BOO go short TIM.
A. the time of assuming he
duties as city uluagor April
1914. The cry bal .uiH.bl-
lur Il floating I"t OF register.
el warrants and loihDr ohuRa-
lions of slS.5-f u a. ihn close
10 business. Aprltl 1914 the
ciry had on dnpoAt AZ the Am
arillu National bdtN az shown
by w. sfatomDni S|19i.G6.
with warrants oltstludug as
against said fund OF s2u5 %.
leaving net biaucp 100 the
bank. general fundof $3.ls1
sinking hind
Tho city had hauDr OF $50.
ISL - in the iuie,tt and sinking
fund, We have paid bff aud retired
y22.gU0. 90 OF Do Hded ulchtod-
ness and have @ ha hn,c as shown
By tho statement the Amarillo
National Bank o. 0.35211
The city had nuDD o, $40
/ 1880 300 @ spec b. station fund
this fund was used 4 construct the
10th Street fire alton which cost
. Sl3.iSa. .h. rcUIrh.s $3.50. 5s
from inc gouer. hld There Us
a balance ut 50. asa in The soW
cr fund
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
Chicago Boasts Only Three
Melon-Cutters While Nc
Graw Has Seven.

NEW YORK, Oct. Out Of tho
forty-odd players of the Chicago
Americans and the New York Ma
tonals who are eligible to take part
in the coming world series just ten
have participated in these baseball
classics in past years The winners OF
the American league pennant number
three such contenders amcng the men
enrolled upon the club roster, while
the New York Giants count seven
players who have had their bank ac-
counts Increased as a result OF their
share OF one or more such series.
Although the Chicago club partici-
pated in the series OF 1905. not one OF
the present White Sox date back to
that period and the three men who
hold world series brackets won their
honors while members Of other teams
Five of the Giants world series vet
Grams gained their experience in these
post-season contests while wearing the
Informs of the New York club and
two as members of other National or
American league combinations.
In point of world series service Sec
ond Baseman Eddie Collins. who made
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
Go Home Today Receive Final Polishing for Series Opene
Giants Have Edge on Sox
In Big Series Experience

the sensational Jump from the Co.
lumb:a university nine to Connie
Mack's famous Philadelphia baseball
machine, holds the record, having
been an important factor in four such
series while with the Athletics. arthur
r'letcher ard Charley Herzog, stars of
the Giants infield. are next in line,
habing played in three series for the
New York club. Pitcher Tesreau, an
other Giant, has shared in the prize
money of two series. while Eddie
Murphy also figured in two when
wearing the Athletics colors. as did
Hobby Byrne in the uniform of the
Pittsburgh or Philadelphia Nationals
There are also four New York club
players who have been through one
such campaign. Demaree and Burns
were in the 1913 series for the Giants,
while Zimmerman played for the Chi
cago Nationals In the series of 1910.
and George Gibson for the Pittsburgh
Nationals in the clash of 1903 against
Detroit
In the accompanying compilations
will be found the world series batting
and fielding average of each New
York and Chicago player who has
taken part ir such contests. together
with his aN Neraees for the league season
of the same year, thus making possible
a comparison of his work in the short
championship dash and the long PEN
naut grind. The figures follow:
Chicago Americans,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
HOU Leading Worlds
Series Pitchers Haze
Worked This Season

Much stress has been laid upon the
respective ability Of the pitchers OF
the Giants and White Sox and the
part that these twirlers will play in
the winnings of the world series. For
this reason a comparison of their box
records during the period under con-
sideration may be helpful to the fol-
lowers Of the game. The Giants have
used Sallee, Perritt, Schupp. Tesreau
and Benton for an average of "a 3-5
innings each in the twenty-day period
while Demaree and Anderson have
worked an average of 17h each.
For the White sox Cicotte, Williams
and Faber have borne the brunt Of the
pitching, having averaged forty in
nings. Danforth and Russell between
them pitched twenty innings, an ave-
rage Of ten innings.
The work of the pitchers Of both
teams showing innings pitched, hits
allowed and earned runs scored off
their delivery follows:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
Scalpers Begin Golden Harvest on
Worlds Series Tickets at Chicago
Five Dollar Box Seats Bring
ing $50; Grandstand Paste
boards Quoted at $35

CHICAGO. Oct. with the ar
contingent for the Worlds series. the
prices OF tickets for the three Chi
cago games were sent skyward by
scalpers who insist they will be able
to supply purchasers who fail to get
seats thru the REGULAR channels.
Altho the reserved seat tickets and
the box seats will not bet distributed
to the fortunate purchasers until
Thursday. scalpers are accepting de-
posits on orders and are asking $50
for IS box seat for three games, and
SS6 for grandstand seats which sold
for $50 each. What system the
scalIers are using in their attempt to
obtain tickets Is puzzling officials of
the Chicago Americans. as all tickets
are registered and numbered and the
applicants will be Obliged to call IN
person for their allotment.
Samuel A. Ettelson. corporation
counsel, Joined the fight with Presi-
dent Comisky of the Chicago clubs
against scalping.
Purchasers of the eighteen thou
sand bleachers and pavilion seats
which will be placed on sale Saturday
will be obliged to pass thru long wire
cage. entering the park immediatel,
after buying their tickets. There
will be no turning back. The reason
for this Is to prevent purchasers from
getting tickets and then mingling In
the crowds to resell them.
The champion White Sox will return
home tomorrow for an exhibition
game with the Cleveland club of the
American league. william l. Veeck
representing the focal chapter OF
Baseball Writers Association OF Amer
lea, announced tonight that tickets
for the series required by newspaper
workers would be distributed at tho
Congress hotel on Friday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
FISHER AND EVANS TO
GRAPPLE AT BALL PARK
Lightweight Wrestlers Will
Try Out Tulsa Again as
Mat Community.

To decide an argument which has
been hanging fire for several months
and Furthermore TO test out Tulsa as
wrestling city. Jack Fisher OF Bris-
tow and Billy Evans of Montana will
grapple at Association park next
Monday night, according to announce
emnt made last night by Fisher.
Wrestling has gone good in Tulsa
and 1t has had periods of depression.
but believing that II will support the
real thing, Fisher has come to the
city to try 1t out.
In meeting Evans. Fisher will give
away several pounds. Fisher strips
at 1875 pounds. while Evans will weigh
In the neighborhood OF $50.
Fisher starts training this after
noon at the ball park and will train
publicly there every afternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
Heal Skin Diseases

1t 10 Unnecessary for you to suffer with
eczema, blotchea ringWorm, rashes and
similar slkin troubles. A little zemQ
obtained It any drug store tor Csc, Of
500 for extra large bottle. and promptly
applied will usually give instant relic!
from itching torture. Il cleanses and
soothes the akin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseasea
Zemo Il q wonderful, penetrating. die.
appearing liquid md = soothing to ths
most delicate akin. Il b not greasy, +
easily applied and costa little. Get !
today and save IN further dlstrese
TheE W. Has ca. c,svdanA q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
SOX BEAT CLEVELAND
IN PRACTICE CONTEST

CLEVELAND, Oct. 2.--Chicago de-
feated Cleveland today, 8 to 8, In the
first of two games to prepare the
American league champions for the
worlds series. Cleveland played
listlessly In the field. Benz did the
best work of the three pitchers used
by the White Sox. A rally by Cleve-
lnnd netted four runs in the ninth.
Score by innings:
r. II. Il.
Chicago ..... 004 01o 21o-8 IL 4
Cleveland 90. 900 900 041-5 8 8
Doctor Stauffer tonight gives the
second Lutheran lecture in the series
that started last Sunday.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
"THE OLD RELIABLE"


o any
a
The o
World sporting
The that
a blocks
all
else
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03

Not even the opening of the great
est worlds series of all time can de-
tract all the interest from football
next Saturday. for on that date the
gridiron fairly begins to sizzle. For
some OF the more favored teams 1t
marks the beginning of their import
ant games while II brings into pay
every other team which has not tested
Its quality against an opponent this
year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
Team, Standing
Games Today

National League.
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at hPilAdelphi&!
No others scheduled.
American League.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia st New York.
No others scheduled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03

For Tulsa this week holds n double
gridiron inaugural, the local scholas-
tics taking on Bristow high school
here next Friday afternoon and hcn,y
Kendall college taking the field for
the first time this year against Drury
college on Saturday. Elsewhere IL,
Oklahoma games of unusual interest
are coming up. With only one letter
man in the lineup and under a new
coach, the Oklahoma Aggies are
scheduled to face the heretofore ex-
ceptionally powerful Kansas Aggies
at Manhattan. Phillips university
gridsters who. under the tutelahr u,
Maulbetsch. an all-American selection.
Is expecting to cut quite a swath in
Oklahoma football this season. runs
up against the Sooners. Since Bennie
Owens men have buried Central nor
mai 80 to 0, and Kingfisher coi,-g.
17s to o, giving them the largest
scores registered anywhere this sea-
son. II is gloomy prospect the Chris
tian collegians are facing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
GRIFFS HIT LEONARD
HARD AND GET SPLIT
Double-Header in Final Series
by Boston and Washing
ton Divided.

BOSTON, Oct 2.-Boston and Washington
divided u double.header in the opening games
of the final series Of this season today.
Washington won the first game 0 TO S In
ten innings, by hitting Leonard freely.
game was called in the eighth inning on
account Of darkness.
FIRST GAME.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
Totals 83 724 o.
tran for Rariden In fifth.

TOtR1s SS 7 "a vt
tran for Rariden In fifth
Score by innings:
New York ............ 001 900 e01-e
Philadelphia ............ 900 o06 O2'-s
Summary Runs, Robertson, Demaree.
Schultz, Wht'ed. Dugcy Evers. Pierce 2.
Alexander 2; errors Benton, Schultz, Dugey
4; two-b base hits Rariden. Evers, Pierce Q,
Alexander 2, Paskert, Schultz; three base
hit, Robertson; stolen bases. Herrog. Dems-
rec; bases on balls, off Benton 3 (: struck out,
by Demarse !, by Benton ., By Alexander 7.
Umpires. Byron and Emslie. Time, / :42.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03

Totals 4Lt5 80 IL
tBatted for Harper In third.
Score by innings:
Washington .......... 900 4o2 olo %
Boston ............ 24O 100 900 OF
Summary: Runs. Rice. Charity, Morgan
Scott Mayer; errors, Morgan, Henry. Gard.
ner, Mayer; two.base hits, Charity Henry,
Gardner, Shanks: three base hits, Lcwis.
Shanks: stolen bases. Gamer. Walker. Gard.
ner 2. Rice; bases on balls, off Harper :, of
out by Leonard 3. Umpirss, Connolly and
Nallin. Time. 2:l9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03

Boston ................ 0O5 COO 00l-0
Brooklyn ....,......... 900 o01 olo-2
Summary: Runs, Rehg, Maranville, Gov
ington. Powell 2. Barnes, Olson, Pfellsr
errors, Myers; two-bAss hits. Smith. Olson.
Wheat homerun. Powell stolen bases,
Naranvillo, Hickman 2; base on balls, off
Pfeffer 2, off Barnes Il struck out, by
Pfeffer 2, by Barnes s. Umpirss, O'Day
and Brsn,field. Time, 1877.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
Frce Delivery 1t Collinsville.

COLL.INSvILI4E. Okla. Oct. s.
Collinsville has free mail delivery.
Tho houses are being numbered by
H. p. Smith and J. B. Porter. The
post office clerks have been working
Until late hours In order to get the
fseS delivery started.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03

TULSA HIGH LISTS
EIGHT CONTESTS
Challenge Sent Oklahoma City
Scholastics for Post-Season
Football Combat.
FRIDAYS TEAM IS SELECTED
Gracey Expects to Use 18
Men Against 'Bristow In
First Game.
THE SCHEDULE.

With the exception OF one open date
and the possible arrangement Of .
post-season game with Oklahoma city
the schedule Of the Tulsa high school
football team has been completed. u
contains dates for eight games with the
hest schools in the northeastern sec-
ton. opening with Bristow at Asso.
ciation park next Friday afternoon.
Craccy Picks Team.
Selection OF the squad TO send
against the Bristow bunch was made
yesterday afternoon by Coach Gracey
and includes Is or the best, although
several are expected to be prohibited
on account OF ineligibility rules
Gracey to administer defeat to the in
vaders Friday afternoon: Wood and
Bass, left end; Carter. left tacklel
Avery and Groshart, left guard; Chad
we'll and Roop, right end: Dickenson,
right tackle: Oliver and Fitxgerald,
right guadr; Zoller. center: Captain
Hopping, left half; Kamerl!ng and
Kramer. righ half; Shurtliff, fullbacki
McWilliams and Hendricks, quarter.
hack.
Run All Over Reserves.
Grncey kept then: busy yesterday AFT
ernoon until dark. Several trick plays
were given them and drill in the sig
mails and passing plays insisted on for
nn hour and a half. After that they
took on the scrubs for a scrimmage
during which they ran thru, around
and over the second stringcrs, aver.
aging a touchdown ove-y five minutes.
Captain Hopping's playing In the
scrimmagc was excellent tho Wood
and Zoller also came thru with spec.
tacular performances Hopping on
several occasions received the ball at
the kickoff and carried 1t thru the
field for q touchdown.
lie has been pickod to do all tho
kicking for the team as well al a good
bit OF the passing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03

BROOKLYN, Oct. 2.-Boston won tho
first game OF tho final series with Brooklyn
today, TO 2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
FIRST GAME.

Robertson, Holke. Mccnrty, Schultz Dugey;
errors. Heruog. Fletcher. Holke. Dugey,
Evers; two.bsse hit. Schultz; stolsn base,
Fletcher Paskert, Dugsy. Evers. bsses on
balls, off Perritt 1; struck out, by Perritt
Q, by Rixey 4. Umpires. Byron and Emxlis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
Run All Over Rcservcs.

Ways of Women.
Whether it's to eat or to wear, II
it's for q girl II has got to be fluffy,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
Results YESTERDAY

National League.
Philadelphia SO. New York rs.
Boston 0. Brooklyn 2.
No others played.
American League.
Washington 0-2, Boston II.
New York 8, Philadelphia 2.
No others played.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03
Gloom, whiclf was SO thick
over the Kendall campua three

Gloom, whicli was so thick
over the Kendall campus three
weeks ago. has been gradually
lifting. and 1t would not be at all
surprising to see II completely
dispelled next Saturday when the
Presbyterians have chance to
show their wares against Drury.
Every coach has following OF
players who shift when he shirts.
and from Illinois, whence came
Hal Mefford. also have come Ben
Springer and Johnny Tays. two
backfield men who give promise
Of developing into dashing play
ers. Neither has had much col
leee experience, but in high school
circles OF Illinois they were rated
among the best. From last season
Kendall has carried over Bridges,
who has been showing wonderful
speed, and II this trio improve
as they promise. none of them
In this part of the country Will
have a faster backfield. A fair
line Is in prospect. so far as green
material can be considered good,
and the thing that is giving Nc
Birney and Mefford most concern
is the fact that the entire ag-
gregation is inexperienced.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03

Attend the Lutheran church tonight
and hear Doctor Stauffer Of Lawrence,
Kan.-Adv.