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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
Collins and PEBBLES Win Golf Matc Producers Defeat ST. loser
St. Joe Boots Help Bennie
Richter Escape With Win
Babe Adams and Hank Moore
Will Do Battery Service for
Visitors Today; Ralph Heat
ly Parks Ball.

Aided materially by Dame For
tunes smiles and taking advantage
of every 'break in the game, the Pro-
sIeumnIQ Vdosor IS oul Nool sI5onp
into camp yesterday afternoon, Cd.
1t was Bennie Richter's lucky day
The diminuitiVe sOuthpaW was
touched for 2 soidid .Nya,s, inClud-
Ing home run and two tWo-baggers
while his team mates collected only
five safe blows. But the Western
leaguers took a happy Zeppelin ride
IN the fourth session and donated
Wooley's boys the game oy giving
them four runs after two were down.
IIeauy Parks BAN.
Ralph Heatly, sold at the end OF
last season to Milwaukee, who, by
iueky chance is back with the Pro.
ducers, returned to the lineup and
celebrated his arrival by slamming
out home run the first time he
stepped to the plate.
Today the Producers and the Drum
mers tanxle ur again. This after
Moons game promises 10 he a great
drawing card, with Babe Adams, the
renowned world series hero, toiling on
the mound for the visitors. The en-
gagement will be started at 3 80. Pol
son, the young speed demon, probab-
ly will appear en- the hillock for the
Producers.
Drummcrs Start Bombardment.
1t looked like a walkover for thu
Drummers early in Yesterdays fray.
McCabe started the frolic by slam
ming one over the left field fence.
Olin and kirkham followed witr
singles, and after Henry had been
thrown out by Harris Helmer, added
another single. The four hits netted
three runs.
Olson started things for the Pro-
ducers in the first, walking and steal.
ing second. McCabe then caught min
off with the old hidden pail trick
Hca;ly followed this with his home
Iun.
Things rocked along until the
fourth when the Drummers contrib
utcd the game to The Producers. 1--WE
were out and Brady, who had walked,
D>sss on second when the old aero
plane ascended. Harris popped a righ
one over second Ohlin got under it,
but dropped the ball and Brady
romped home. Fredette drove out a
single and Richter walked, filling the
bases Miller scratched single thru
second and the fireworks we're ignited.
Before the St Joe boys had finished
tossing the pall around three FRO
ducers had crossed the plate and Mil
Ter campcd on third.
The Producers added one in he
seventh on hits by Olson and Hedtly
and Kirkham's error. The Drum
mers' only other run came In the
sixth on three safe drives with two
down. They hit the ball hard all thrd
the game, but Richter was tight in
the pinches after the first and received
excellent support.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
Well Grounded.

That's a resourceful barber"
"Eh?"
When he saw l didn't know any
thing about pugilism, he tried me on
metaphy sics."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
Swatfcst At Fort Worth.

FoRI WOltTtt, TeNaS, March IL
Thirty-tWo hits, including five dou
bles and one home run We're made
in the same here today in which tho
Chicago American regulars defeated
the Fort Worth (T'eX1s leacue) team
II to S. The Fort Worth runs were
made off Williams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
o. L. CLAIMS RECORD.
Special to The World.

NpfCIaI 70 he " OfTu.
NORMAN, okla, March 81
The University of Oklahoma Is
claiming a record score for in
tercollegiate baseball in Oklaho-
ma, having defeated Southwest
ern normal today, 81 to Z. The
visitors made ten errors and the
Sooners 20 hits, including five
doubles, one three-bagger and
three home runs. Wilmoth
scored seven times.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
kANKEES EVEN SERIES
WITH BOSTON BRAVES

WAYCROSS. Ga. March 31.-The
New York Americans evened the Sc
ries with the Boston Nationals by win
nng the fourth game of their series
here today by a score of | TO 0. The
only run of the game was scored in
the fourth on doubles by Maisel and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
Blues Beat Little Rocl:

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 3l.-
The Kansas City team of the Amen-
can association made three runs in
the second inning and seven in the
ninth today and Won from the Lit
tie Rock club of the Southern asso-
citation, 10 to !.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
RED SOX BUMP RUBE
MARQUARD, WIN II

KANSAS CITY, March 31.-The
Boston Americans hammered Mar
guards offering for five runs in the
eighth inning after being held to two
hits for five sessions by Cheney, and
defeated the Brooklyn Nationals 7 TO
/. Brooklyn started the scoring in
the first inning when Daubert tripled
and scored on Wheat's single. The
first Boston run came in the sixth in
ming when Gamer, hitting for Hob
litzel. sent the ball into the bleachers.
The game developed ito n homecom-
ing, as Wheat, Stengel and Olson all
live here.
The score: r III f
Brooklyn ....100 900 OO0-1 1
Boston ....000 001 15X-7 12 l
Batteries: Marduard and Miller,
Meyers; Jones, Wyckoff and Thomas,
CadY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01

Kirkham; two.base hits, Powell q home
runs. McCabe. Heatly: sacrifice fly McClel-
lam innings pitched by Hovlik 3. by Wright
Richter Q bases on balls, off Hovlik 5, of
Richter Q hit hy pitcher Brady by Hovlik
Time, 80 Umpire, Morgan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01

HOUSTON, Mar2h 31.-Thc TI0us-
ton tTexas leaEue) team coupled a
pair of hits with three !nfield errors
today and defeated the st. Paul Amer
.can association team, 3 to l Until
the eighth inning st. Paul had l to
lead, gained on singls by Kirby
and n triple by Duncan. the cnly st.
Paul hits of the game.
The score: r. II. Il.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
Chattanooga 3: Bc,umopt o

BENUMUNT, Texas, WarCh 3I. =
Hughes Rad one bad inning today and
(Southern association)
bested Beaumont (TeXas league) to-
2. Outflelder Jack Johnston, holdout.
had cof.e 70 terms
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01

MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 31.-Four
hits in lhc second inning OF today's
game. ;ncludng triple BY Vick.
former AIillsaps college player, gave
Memphis a lead which the Toledo
American association club could not
overcome and the local Southern as
sociation team won 3 TO ..
Tho sonre: L. L. Il.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
WASHINGTON DEFEATS
CINCINNATI, 5 TO 4

CINCINNATI, March 81. - The
Washington Americans defeated the
Cincinnati Nationals here today, to
4. Jameson held the local team to
two hits in five innings and his sin
gle in the ninth scored run. His
wild pitch in the sixth inning was
responsible for one of Cincinnatfs
guns, while Thomas error in the sec
Ind allowed the local team two more,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
Atlanta. 5: Athletics. 3.

, ATLANTA, Ga, March 81. -- The
Atlanta team of the Southern asso-
citation today defeated the Philadel-
phia Americans, 8 to 3, altho outhit
and making more errors.
The score. X II. T..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
HOW They Played

Afternoon Play.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-16
QUESTION. NO 81

Editor Of The WoRLD's CREssET
Please let me ask Preachers
how they will harmonic those
two scriptures.
But I say unto you. That ye
resist not evil but whosoever
shall smile thee on thy right
cheek, turn to him the other
also. "(Matt .o-80.)
Abstain form all appearance
Of svll. 1.-THE 30
Matthew saws you must not re
sist evil, Paul says resist the
very appearance Of evil II
preachers do not answer Ed you
do please.
- Mrs. Bell Moore.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-16

prove hereafter. Tie question is
asked; what do you mean by the
one man theory
The answer 10. that Catholic.
ism and Protestantism both say
the man adam whom God formed
and placed in the garden. was
the tirst natural man that Is;
they say this man spoken of ia
this manner.
uAnd the Lord Cod formed
man of the dust Of the ground.
and preathed into bis nostrils
tho breath Of life; and man be
came q living soul, :. r., ~
And the Lord God planted a
garden eastward In Eden: and
there he put the man whom he
had formed. Gen. 2-7-e)
They say this was the frst mau
PLACED on the earth, This is q
false theory And this theory
10 tho Image" set up that all
the world is under today. For
God has taught us plainly In his
word that there was q man male
and female created on the sixth
day and that to. he was before
the man was formed and placed
In the garden, as it read.
Continued 10 mex + week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-16
A Farm For sale:

We have In our possession q Ane,
Farm for sale and a. cheep az
dirt In q good locality near
school and church. laying If
miles North East Of Norwood, q.
fine rail road town and good
people. l mile North Of. the
8ruton Spur. 8 miles West Of
Mt Grove: one Of The best little
cities In the State. any one
wishing line home. good house
aud other but b uilding. Call at.
this Office or write and get the.
srms and price. ..> +.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-16
QUESTION NO. IS
WICKED ONES.
Tiki.

The wicked are astranged
from the womo. they 20 sstray
as soon as they are born speak -.
ing lies.
Their dolson is like the poison
Of serpent they are like the
deaf abber shat s:sppsth her
ear" Psalms 5o-8-4)
Dear reader please ask your
preacher who God had refersce
to? is II the little child' are who
can 1t have reference tor Preach
ers please answer thru the
CRES SET or say by you! silence
you do not know. Ed
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-16
Chico Cali.

Aug. I. 1917,
Editor of CREsSRT;
Dear Sir; Question No, Fl. by
Mrs. Belle Moore remains for
some reason unanswered. As
no one else will or does, I will,
In the first place I do not see
why she. hnds any difficulty in
harmonizing them. Jesus says,
resist not evil" Paul says 'ab.
stain fron. all appearance OF
evil"
Resist not evil. Is 10 not fight
back, not TO- do evil In return for
evil, Abstain mean to refrain
from, to do nothing that even has
the appearance OF evil,
Hoping this is satisfactory
remain. Yours Truly.
Mrs. G. E Odbert
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-16

On the contrary his ambition 10.
please and help others therefore
is the object of bis creation and:
the purpose of bis eternal nfs,
And this is why be is cod Of
all things because be is not only
the creator but the giver of oil
things, And here is, where the.
devil steps in to consume and
waste whet God is so willing 70
give now we come to God . hard
problem and we should bear
our slars of the difficulty We
should sympsthise and come
near to cod that we might help,
bin as he would have us hs)p.
We know that cod ia for N
and all We are 10 do IL to do his
desire. Let US serve him day
and night forever and forever
that we shall live forever and
forever.
I would rather serve God than
the devil even though the devil
Is mighty and strong to destroy.
our enemies, The devil, not only
will destroy our enc mi es but US
also II we therefore go about TO-
destroy our enemies We are
serving the devil to more Dr.
degree, II 10 true that Dr.. some
times give 3 poison to destroy
q poison and someti me IL cures
but sometimes 1t helps to kilt
ard not cure. ID"
But to be on Gods side lot 10
not kill our enemies because
the same cod crsAted them to
enjoy life who created Us: Let
~ therefore with our enemies
all Together surrender TO one q,
another By surrendering TO him
whs has cone In the name Of
Christ who IL the son Of man,
and sent Of God to save the
world frem dastfuctien. war.
Aorrow. Come lot 10 learn OF him
who knows the Bible and who,
'ovss>to teach the truth. Let 10
help hin 70 open the eyes OF
the 'suhsring people to save
humanity from dsa th and war q
reader. Nh B. L. Pierce,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-16
NoTICEll.

Any party or parties wishing
to ask questions through this,
paper upon any subject, relf
giousfy or otherwise shall be-
treated 40 a friend. But in no.
case will the Editor allow any
slang or slang phrases go thru
its columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-16
Either Friend or Foe
WhiCh?.

Would like 10 write an article
Tor vour dear readers Of the
CREssET. +.
I would Ike 10 ask . few quss.
lions and try to answer them in
q way that should help stop oil
war.
What is the most eternal
method Of gaining peace, life and
glcrys Let ne say that God our
creator who desired 10 enjoy
himself creating all creation in
its wonderful beauty and gran.
durs was full OF the desire 70
create these things and he also
created people and formed, other
people for some great purpose.
Would God do anything With.
out = purpossi Do men build
houses to Do idlsi Do men raise
horses Just 10 see them diet
Let 40 always compare our
selves - near with God % We
possibly can. We are required
70 be ss God would he II he wac
IN our place. God created 10
Pike unto himself. II hs desires
to be God oi.a!l things then Of
course We would be like him and
We would also desire TO be God
Of all things and We would h.ve
war quicxly. Thus We have q
state Of confusion.
How then can this condition be
divided 30 that God and Us can
be alike and still have not only
peace from war but emily our
selves with one another9 Who
can solve this problem'
Now III We said among our.
sslvss that ve possess nothing
although We have created and
made oil things (for exam ple)
and that our work and ali shat
We are able 10 do belongs to
others Who have no evil desire,
then II We 90 loved our neighbors
that We would enjoy working
for them until they com mitted
evil, II we loved the neigh bors Of
other people like rich people love
to care for pet dogs. then would
We have war with God or would
our great joy provoke our God
10 angel
! All! cod only desires that We
could have grea. JOY among one
another inpeace. II oil c,li
be provoked to anger seeing Us
enjoying the blessings that he
has given to us then he would
never have troubled himself to
doanythtag at all for US. But
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-16
QUESTION NO. 8,

What Is the Accumulation OF
Desolation saoken OF by Daniel
the Prophet. Spoken Of In the
gospels standing In the Holy
placer
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-16
QUESTION COLUMN.
ssss 80
QUESTION NO 2.

QUESTION NO z.
Please tell US why the Churc b
today has not the seven men
spoken OF in Acts. 6--3 to admin
lister on the same purpose If he
Is Apostolic9
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-16

OF the Cnufcn to make tnls
change. )"
But says one: II supposed
that Christ had made the change
in the Sabbath" AndSwe shall
remark here, that there is
many;.xho believe this, for this
has been their teaching. An d
this il true. that We have NO
words of denunciation; to utter
against them on the account OF
such q belief. And yet We would
have them bsiiev6, sthst'it IL In
reality one Of the most eron'
eous OF oil error. For this
reason we would therefore. re-
mind oil such persons, thst
according 10 the word Of God.
That the only change we're to bs
made on Gods law after the
resurrection Of Christ: was to
he made by the little hsrn
spoken by. Daniel. In this langu.
age,
And be shalI speak great
words against tho Most High
and shall wear ont saints Of the
Most High and think to cha nge
times an laws; and they shall be
given into his hand until a time
and times AMI the dividing Of
time. (Dan. 7--2b
And the man Of sin spoken Of
by Paul. Please read.
Let no man deceive You by
ary means: for that day shall
not come except there come q
falling away Arst. and that man
Of sin DO revealed, the sou 81
perdition: ',r Il =
Who oppossth ana sxalteth
himself above oil that 10 called
God or that 10 >Worshipped. 50
that he a. God. stitch In the
temple Of 0oa showing himself
that be 10 0ed.a
For the mystery Of iniquity
doth already work; only hs Who
now lettsth WILL 10. until ha be
taken ont Of Ne WY, -, e.. ~
And then shall that wicked
DO revealed whom the Lord shall
consume with the spirit Of his
mouth. end shall destroy with
the brightness Of HE csming.
IL Thes, 3-..8-4-t-7-o>
And the beast that John spoke
lof In this language. = T.
Ard I stood upon the sand OF
the sea. and saw ! beast rise ~
ont OF the sea- having ssvsn
heads and ten horns and upon
ibis horns ten crowns and upon
bis heads the name Of. blasphe'
ny.
Aud be opened bis mouth Ia
blasphemy. against >. God. II
blaspheme Ibis name and BIZ
tabernacle, and them: that dive
IN heaven. A.. 9. T..
And IL was given unto him I,
make war with the saints. and I
overcome them: and. power va
given him over all kindreds, an,
: tongues and nations, (Rsv. /,
Those the Holy writer's In th
language above spoke o: tn
same character. Aud there ha.
been no changes made excep
the changes this character mad,
just like the changing ofthe Sab
bath. SO the readers will
see that II Chriat would o
made those changes he the,
would Of been filing thu plac
of this blasphsmous power
Iapoken of In the scripture above
| Such q conclusion would b.
} sufficient reason 10 drive an,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-16
A Seriess Of Sermons
10th, Sermon!


We have In our former Serm.
ons set forth the two men; nowwe
shall look at some points given.
under the one man theory. It is
where we will find all the SO call.
ed churches. And we must say
that tho one man theory. Is the
image set up by the two beast J,
spoken Of in the thirteenth chap.
of Rev. And we shall endesver 10
prove that those two beasts are
the leaders Of two theories. who
are under the leaders OF. two
churches and who are undsr the
one man theory. The Catholis
Church is the first o: those two:
which we shall take into consider.
alton. The arst We shall notice Ia
that she claims to be Apostolic
and infalable, From their OWE
statement. Please read.
Bat OF oil the spiritual king
doms or Churches upon earth,
there is only one who can DO ast
Of possessing the true success ors
Of Jesus Christ. and also q trae
successor 10 ST. Peter. That one
10 the Roman Catholic Apostolic
Church. For whore did Peter,
that rock" Of the Church, live
teach. and pour out his blood
but in Romep Where rspose the
holy ashes Of this prlzce Of the
apostle Of Jesus Christ. but Ii
Remsi Where Is now to be fould
bis rock. whereon the Churct
10 built. this successor Of s,
Peter 10 whom ware given the
keys Of heavsni No where but IL
Rome (Mission book. page 44s.(
After reading the above. the
question must arise, IL thia
declaration above trus' We mus,
answer no 1t lie not true. And
yet II the one man theory Is true
as protastant's Say II is, by 40
knowledging the changes mad
oy the Catholic church. In poin
Of doctrine, which change wal
contrary to the word OF Go 1
But they will say that we hav'
not made no such aeknowledg q
ments then there could be n
contradiction. And In answer Ia
this we must ask our reader
to note the following.
1n"Abridgment OF Chris tial
Doctrine" we find this ties u
mony.- :. .-''A'
Cues. How prove you thu
the Church hath power to co q
mand fsasts and holy days"
'Ans. BY the very act Of shans
ing the Ssbbath Into Eunda
(which Psotestants allow Of: an
therefore they iondly contradic
By keeping Sunday strictly
and breaking most other FEAST
commanded by the same Churcl
g, how prove you thstt
"A. Because BY keeping
Sunday they Acknowledge th
Cburch's power to ordain feasts
and to command them unde
SIM" (The Marvel Of Notion
page 1907
Such Is the CLAIM If the Pap'
power on Professionals. And it
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-16
7 ! '}t'' IL.
MOUNTAIN RO We MO,
r. F. D. No. 3. Cau6le Grove.

Professional Cards $1.25 q mon.
Locals per line lat. insersion bcts
- Subsequent insersion Gets
Local advertisements will on
QontiL ned until ordered out.
" Special contracts made on
larger Adds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02

that II was undetermined and a thing
to be sshamedd Of Roper tells an
absolute untruth when h. SAYS that
sitners oi the protest were duped
into signing the recall, for accord.
ing TO Roper's own statement this
paper was aware of the fact that no
petition was in circulation yet and
could not have made :ny statement
to that effect The Prospector man
did no, know of The protest until
me day we learned Of the recall 1t
vas then an investigation showed
that Roper had signed the protest tat
least nine who signed the protest not be
ing tax payers. aud Was getting
prices ON the blanks Tor the recall
and II MAS perfectly natural that the
one news item should cover both
items, their close alliance being self
evident Mr. Roper could have had
his letter published in The PTospec-
tor gladly. had he sent il here but
We think the fact that Roper is a
Socialist is the cause of his sending
lis letter TO Dunbar's with the state
ment If the free and untrammelled
press OF the state will copy this .
corporation ridden citizenship will
ne ever grateful.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
Draw Your Own Conclusions

in reply to Mr. Roper we will say
fCr the benefit of our readers. that
hey may acquaint themselves with
3 me Of the things in this connection.
that do not appear on the surface;
that Mr.. Roper is a tax payer. is reg
is'ered as Socialist was born in
London, England naturalized in Tex
q and is prO-Ally Roper attacks
TIE character of the press in Cochise
Not 4 single paper in Cochise said
any one signed Wheeler recall
Petition but a man named Leeson
rote to a Douglas paper that II he
signed a recall he thought he was
gning a payment protest petition
Where he got the idea that he sign
a a recall! is beyond us The at
tack on the Board OF Supervisors and
the Clerk OF the Board in particular.
is nasty. uncalled FOR and totally with
ont foundation for if any petition
rad been sent in other than the one
Roper sent in. il would have been
led This insinuation was highly
insulting and wholly without reason
Il petitions were circulated in other
arts Of the county they must have
failed in securing signatures or they
would have been filed Yes. The
FrospectOr did give it out that Vhe
recall petition was about to be cir
culated II was a new. item and
nerfestly legitimate but from Ru-
Ier's statement he makes II appear
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
We HAVE WITH US TO-DAY

Nmong the celebrities in Tombstone
this week serving on the jury is noted
Joe v Bignon OF Pearce. and one Of
tho oldest pioneers of Tombstone and
Cochise county While here joe
While not serving his county on the
jury is kept busy meeting a large
IA nber OF old time friends and visit
- his old stamping grounds Mr.
Ei-ncn is one Of our oldest pioneers
ard vas here in the early days when
'h.ngs were humming He was. dur
ing the early eighties. manager OF the
famous old Bird Cage Theater. and
can recall many an episode that took
place during that time He will re-
rlain for amOuJ another week before
returning TO his home and says he is
loath to leave the Old Camp which
has a history as long as cable and a
fascination that death alone can over
come