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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-17

S-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, NICE
yard. fruit trees. chicken coop and
runs, barn or garage. Apply even
ings or Sunday. $40 Cooper st.
HOUSE, GARDEN. 1890 TOO1.E AVE.
Inquire 2O9 Stevens st.
6-ROOM FLAT. 432 WEST SPRUCE,
WHEELDON-RO CO. PHONE %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07
REAL EsTATE wANrEp


WILL BUY CHEAP HOUSES. any section for
CASH immediate answer.
CHESTER u. RoTTNER. 1890 Chestnut 1t.
BARGAIN properties, ~ on tiOO; no commits.
quick settlement; particulars. Y. 0lH Led, on.
WANTED--iIouses Tor invcstment 81 on the
300. smith, 22d and rasker. Dickinson b5i.
WANrED--A few small properties for Invest
mont. 52S Ledgcr Ofnco.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
ITy

ATTRACTIVE HOMES. FOR RENT
some some 81 them brand new,-...'NENER BEFoRE
cc BEAUTIES IN You @Sq arc ioons tom" for home
ih rhllsdelphia and are particular and want
NoRMAN S. SHERWOOD
spruce 1871. liil Walnut II. Race SO2o
PoriiiSc,ghisrly csaminc today, the 1900 block on
In PHILADELPHIA sample house now open,
WHY PAY RENT We can make you the
r St yS95 PSSPSsr on On @ monthly t Eos paygmSSt g
l't us tell YOU how this cln ho done without
TeETFTSy 'HSsN AM PNyyTmRefH4I, PNTRf4, c HSo6GyipN S6yipN
Is North American Building, Philadelphia.
STORES AND DWELLINGS, In all sections Of
WY see SStf}t oTS s} n '9s Eoy EedgeT Go SATURDAY
$. y, cor, 9th aud CallowhilL. -
lS22S ,bs DE In LA,NicEY pLACEI,ii2o rooms and
- EDGAR q. CROSS, iiii Walnut At,
- iS SSaSa iaomI sFRTSfE STS ! Sa,RTa5m. SsTRRE5T
SAMUEL W. LEWIS, Real Estate Trust Bids.
- Rusincss Properties and stores
MARKET ST. 5g5
Entire building q, rear street. lot 25.aX2ooi
Apply 1'cnna CO., 5i7 Chestnut st
'%So FkF FEFras6NM HRS5M zap iao S ufM4FP iSrM Pr
WILL, KERuMD az i7l4-iO Calowhm st,
II EbwARb L.U'Ti2zG gao y. 17th st.
Factories, Warehouses. Mfg. Floors
Cohocksink Mills 'Tll hs6%S ASP eolambia STa SITS
Floors 5000 to I s ,ooO sa. IT,; cheap power.
r.. 7, McNEELY, 1892 Randolph,
FLOORS &1ARGE a1R{I.
W. BRUCE BARROW. laO y i2th 81,
Established 1855 Factories a speciality
7lS2t ARCH.-ad floor Harris Bldg 10 900 So
IT, excellent light. heat. power; sprinkler sys-
tenn: passenger and freight elevators; low rent.
). y. WILKINS. $50 Philadelphia Bourse.
FACTORIES q floor space Of every description,
IhNa. and vicinity. FACTORY EXCHANGE,
stephen Girard Bldg., Filhert 400. Race 2G73.
HAVE PARTY who will erect bwldlug. central
or other location, FOR satisfactory tenant.
pIErENCH. 537 Walnut st.
OFFICES, BUSINESS ROOMS. ETC.
DRENgL BLDG. OFFtCES-Auuual rentals
suites, . rms, $3.50. SiTJ, $500 S225 $3.50. 5000
Sultos, 3 rms, 5000, S275 $3.50 $500 $500 SGyu.
Corner suites, to rooms, SG7i to $1,000.
Eirst Hoor 9th st. cntrluCc $500
ELLIS u. WILLIAMS 500 DrcNcl building
OFFICES for manufactured agents. salesmen
etc, with steam heat, cleo light. freight and
passenger elevators. from $40 month
im Commercial Bldg. y. W. cor Sth and
CheFtuut
$3.50 VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES $1,000
~ HEED BUILDING
$500 12ll-l5 FlLBERr ST. S25. 90
FORREST BUILDING, brokers' office, Ig3.l25
month. Apply Room 425, tl0 s: 4th ST.
sienographCrs service and telephone. reason.
.-Ahl". r la3. Ledger Central
WEST PHILNDELPIIN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07
GERMANTOwN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
is OPEN

PELHAM COURT was not built 20 make an
q meal 10 every one-but to you VINO demand
tbs hest and are accustomed TO receive tat
n nrice which considering what you 90 de.
napd and reCeve.is moderate-t VIII make
a strong, compelling appeal. -,---.--,
PETHAM COURT Is located az carpenter
alton Germantown, Just on beautltul LIN,
SSoin Drive on the Pennsylvania Rallroadi oO
or so trains a dayi surely transportation
suites OF 2 rooms and / bath 70 ro9ms GINS
and 2 bathsi the size 20 SUI your 'eHu'''
ments, Prices are from 500 up ou,s,. per,ec,
APARTMENT HOTEL, and located II Ia an ,,s a6so-
inteiv ideal and exclusive suouroan lqS9fi9In; 4,
'uIIi' IN word, you may come TO PELittAM dtt1!,
cotIRT and ind perfect s9ourbaa aqfEston. fs ool.
Win transportation uneXcelleds az an idesay CON
structed building, quiet dignined,, eiesahiS. ~. %
S'!y you may select an apartment OF 1he a5 slIe W
rit vour Individual needsi you VIII Ihu "a al, ~
our housekeepng problems solved an9 s s tsAen n
srs ~ Tor YOU absolutely without eHottL t on
or1 parti YOU will find table OF the S uSn9st .
gOuuaslIpsnce al a most moderate price. ahu i tne
Sea ocourtesy service and attention IL UNI
se tbTouFh the entire establshnent' g. a.,
rnr gnii Inform alton, arrangeIneht5 Ior ~ ~
spection and reservation call phoho UT
write TO NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
l4i1 WALNUT ST; -v enoS
SPRUCE EEe6STssentative Sgstitti on the premises at
vi Pelham Court.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07
v7TpNIsHEp APARTMENTS

FURNISHED APARTMENTS
pACHELoR APT, rooms ana nntrai 1StIhi location:
seINsutSe for summer. Phone walnut -Looa,
7IoiTsEKFEPING-Four rooms ana path' hih'h
9oor. 400 S. 18th st.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
spPUcE, 1e24-Rooms, single or ea aaoe1 V p'i'
vate bath; summer rates. l>osuss ,-- 20
WONpEiSr ~ windows 1911 Powelton ave.
NEW JERSEY sEAsHoRE
----,,-xy ~ I-Attractive apartments.
oCEAN "A "A OCEAN and Wesley aves. Bell phone
Woodland 3622 w,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07
vNpLoYMENT AGENCIES

--r--,oT1Ty 2020 SAMSON ct. = Positions
4 N.C,A ~ several competent cooks, trained
.s,..,sS, .sse 81 chambermsids Parlor maiaS. girss
N enenDeb ebonsework girls. 2 girls TO go to-
AltnuIIss. nonntry, shore. or city; excellent
rlerences. -;---------------,.
fQkb snotheris helpers want positions.
Es sass sSu pougherty. 1873 w. Glrard ave.
slg.ss1 " pI.ATZ, 8O5 s. 11th. wants and sup
~. ma help. Hotels no charge.
r.s:;5Ss ~ Vanted Tor all kinds OF female help.
~ 18Th ct. Phone Dlekinson l4Lz w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07

F4oabEisour obtai5 PalS four books sent free. How to
ltzsA Chestnut st.. Philadeiphia' W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
APARTMENr nEApQuARrERs

APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
SPRUCE 307l 14li WALNUT, RACE 1925
GREY GABLES - AND 3 ROOM APART
MENTS SHOWER; FURNISHED OR UN.
FURNISHED; REAS. 3l2-3l4 N. 3SD ST
APIS, all parts OF city rents
S25 to $40 per month. Call, phone or write
for information. Samuel Stern 1901 Chestnut
18TH ST. NJ, l4Ot-Two housekeeping rooms
furnished; kitchenette So up; room, private
bath. $3.50; single room, 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07
BUSINESS PERSONALS

EGdNv w. SLOIHs TO hire all occasions, iei7
evg Leidner. 10th and Cirard ~ ,,'es' open
cor. Phone Poplar cas- ""'u ave. o. W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

716 MARKET ST.
bSS2Ti budnS IN Fsa ot % Ga5s Rss5 to TS G
st. Splendid opportunity to SECURE a central
5o7 Land Title Bldg
CENTRAL DWELLINGS
$500 UP
J. A. PATTERSON. 1870 s. 18TH
38SS2 n HOPE HOPE st rooms 'iiqIooSS 1899
%if aSi l. l. eTtV eFXSEN s6s F2Sg' 1915 N 7G Il sSOO
REAL bkR5A{ 5SBAFh $szMAH E2R 5AEH 0E 60 RENT
sH ST. HSMgs IN STh .Tt4y q aHnos .s
them them al Ste once e.. Hetls ftsi' SON agents 50
BossWhiE. sSSf Easss sss n istR ST. ioOO, Nl
CITY ANp, sURgRP5ASSn By SSn6ESSI BEAL ESTATE
202 s. 18TH ST.
BARGAINS in homes and Investments uptowni
sAbE 81 9fFoIs sS iS aSys snoy
s92oo want cfer Glenn 1917 Columbia ave
NETIN AyE SsS SSih 81 offer
y Building Lots. Factory Sites. Etc.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS and large tracts OF
ss Msvn PiSS Pi5iSis Real SR Est fvy trust V Bds P
DELAWARE RIVER FRONT PROPERTIES
Iiil H. b BwiaINIIT AfGN9IFITFssTM sT.
Business Properties and stores
FoUR-sToRY and basement Spring Garden st.
corner 22x79; hne light, steam heat, gas
NORRIS MeoSRRiR1iitss'& co. Ridge ave. and Broad st.
Garages
GARAGE OR SERVICE STATION
Brosg sHd Hs sb Sut NO
second pdidSeIs nSST GaR Be- So addsG Rfdre at Broad
WEST PHILADELPHIA
ATTRACTIVE HOMES
EUGENE L. TOWNSEND
G E. COR. 49TH ST. & BALTIMORE AVE.
THREE 2.sTORY, porch front houses, near
baltimore ave.i rented at 81 assessed si50oi
r. Rr'GHa II. 'idS Msginniss & SON 5000 baltimore ave.
5s4I sPRINGFIELD-Attract home. fine oca-
EohH y, IL '"siPSsSLLEY "&siPSsSLLEY. 5sth and Springfield ave.
SEE, TIL, THE NEEyWr NEyr, sAMPt66s SNPI 6sH9 HH99uAaEE uAaEEArEn
SS7Ss oFEMNAhMfy ENhfykS RyE ButfLpER utHfLCpbGERFIp HEATED
s246o EACH-Aitses. $1,000. rent s22; So. 4eth
st. nfaArY nTfaArYLoR ieis'S son, "a 90 50. 4oth st.
AoUssEsl tAsssss Value; !" ali rented 2oi N 18th st.
s22o0S TqO@. g1q isgs' agS Gt ssRsE Rsn bck 5i 5s
GERMANTOWN
.,S ooo--NEW DETACHED DWELLING, Z
%iSShhS ynbers 3 baths marble shower); all mod
srn improvements ample lawns restricted
Saighbofhood with ideal surroundlngsi particu-
az Nv mail. kfAURAN, DOLMAN & CO.,
nnrthsast corner Broad and Chestnut,
STONE AND WHITE CAST HOUSE, n rooms
balhs modern sns 1S5pe9G AWARNSCpK Sp
Eop5MSiIhFEsN EopFMIEN az otis inIsSI Bldg, O YiS isth 81
LARGE LIST OF !llg ellEgR,MAANHTT99WN a HOMES
Liberty Building, Broad and CHESTNUT
~ Won ARE ioolting for home in German
town Mount Airy or Chestnut Hill consult
me- A. III MEEHAN, 6741 GermantoWn ave.
10 CoJTFMPLATING purchasing or renting In
1t H,.S.sInanfown or Chestnut HILL send for our
III ri ii Lister Son, 1912 Germantown ay.
our REAL ESTATE BuLLETIN will be sent
~ eou ~ mall Application, Germantown
TR,,ssf CO Cheitan and Cern.antown ayea.
INVESTMENT houses payine i5& renilng sor
of.1fboN 'fRiEsTRiAN. 5000 oia' ave-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07

HAIR removed BY eleotroivs,.
the only permanent way, Fyebrnvs arahas
MISS SMITH, 4O2 Keith Theatre Building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07
BOARDING
APARTMENTS

WILL sUBLET rooms and bath. Furnished
anartment, in most desirable location. near
18Th and Walnut sts., for the months OF june,
July. August, September and octooer: rate
very moderate. 2 522, Ledger ONCE.
APARTMENTS OF / and rooms; with private
bath, electric light, etc, furnished or untur;
bath. Apply T, T. Rocket, 82g N. 18th ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07

,,;, diamonds BOUGHT.
Elgheat prices paid. Busness strte,i. ...a
dental WIN FISHER. 1877 s. sth al. eO""-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07
sgsINEss oPPoRTuNITIRs

A .,,.,, ltlNsVEsToRs--ATTENTIoNi
4 Nsnala opportunity is offered 10 investors
NIi hnaIesesssa o,esais coal aud coke business; a
. IA 'I..nn.e4 Proposition. Address Invest
.|.., n, ,s.1ltfQaArn YOUR BUSINESS
0|I It|2| u 5lt Tor capital Of SO, 600
||||l 4 = .<,,tt.e.E4.tR IN ONE WEEK
't ''''Ar t'>kfr4' azo pfeSe| Bids.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07
WANTED


BROKEN JEWlEELRY. antiques. pistols, coins.
Sln E6s, S2Ss Ssh sF6Ts Pss be EaE mqSd c
CAST-oFF CLOTHING WANTED
49, others adVGrtlse TO pay big prices
A ask ARE Ra Nw sG PANG GgE f GaER H?a as
PRICES than ever before. Our central loea-
sSr S% i5fS and Arch, Call PiiD Write or p phone
CAsT-oFF, CLoTHING WANTED
Before you enlist sell your cast-or clothing
TO Samuel Cooper, 1910 GIlTaTd ave. Only one
viii VIII 'call, none fOp''F o''-' Seno D0''S"
CAsT-oFF CLOTHING wanted; will pay liberal
ReS PIX 69s5 81 10 rsysrSat ne7 7s FFoSt
Bs FaSdmon Ga Hos iII South nGp' ST. DICK
FURNITURE. pianos; carpets. antiquesi entire
Srgs Pst hOgss sqSh & f9 Sss RRo no matter how
EqHHEEEMHEER KREEMER 4o5S GARD AVE AVE- PRfs PNGfR sfI2
must hPyG $500 YSFth e fg5S
OLD GOLD. silver, platinum. false teeth, ola;
mORdS rrPI Hnd precious stones 5THEht hEhsss1
S. i1th. Bell phone Walnut 6s59.
WILL PAY highest cash prices for part, or en-
tire h9usehod goo goods; MahIminSS lg9o W. "Yo-
ROOMS FOR RENT
CHESTNUT, 1904 - Two second-noor single
rooms; private bath; electricity; reference.
CHESTNUT 2O43-Second.hoor suite e rooms
and private bath. well furn.i electricity.
CHESTNUT, 2OO9-DESIRABLE ROOMS, PER-
MANENT OR TRANSIENT.
CHESTNUT l92S-rhrd floor back with porch;
third front; running water: single room.
18TH. N. 162s-Beautifully furn. room, single
or double; run'g water, cleo. light and phone;
5iST ST, s.. 80 West Phila Nicely furnished
rooms, all convencnces. Mrs. Il. II. farker.
BOARDING
CHESTNUT. ST. cor. 2Oth .The MarEravel-
Vacancies; private bath: choice table.
SPRUCE. 4Ol2--Large furn. rooms. Cd and Sd
SPRUCE ST, S-3O-SecJs. floor suite with
private bath; choice table b ard, --
SUBURBAN
oVERBROOK-I.arEc bay .windowed room, pri-
vate bath and board for gentleman. + @42'
Ledger Central
SANITARIUMS
INvAIIDs CHRISTIAN sANITARIUM
(Unsectarian). Beautiful location; physicianS.
nurses; no wards; spacious RLoInus' Old aoIk
road to Broad St, south OF ChelteI ave. very
moderate rates Phone oak Lane lI29. -
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION; special scientific care;
nervous elderly; every comfort; nursesi book
let DR.. Randall. city Line Chestnut Hll,
APARTMENTS
WILL sUBLET rooms and bath. Furnished
IBth and Walnut sts. for the months OF June,
July August, September and October: rate
very moderate 2 522, Ledger ONCE.
APARTMENTS Of / and rooms with private
nishedi also l suite of 4 rooms, kitchen and
bath Apply T. T. Rocket 629 N. 18th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07
The Stanley yBookiing Corporation

THE
oearys
for the eatre In Locality
obtaining through the STANLEY BOOKING CORPORATION
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07

VI PEh WEEk-Clothing made TO your meSSuTe
on weekly or monthly pavments N' '"eeSute
hlshssE.AN q CO, Room 8, 008 Walnut at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07

Sykes Detective Agency ,DvE.,l,iss,S EslisSlS
PHONE FIJI. 5ss4 2B HEED BLDG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07

" AnLE LEtD-Ail those holding coupon books NJ
nolnle Ileket Co. 6l4 Arch st.. % door.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07

WEST rTLNDELrHIN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07

TYPEWRITERs RENTED
NoNyIIsSIIBtllIA tlIa-9 MONTHS 81
rAcToRY REBUILT, ,TYPEEWIRIaTEfRSs pEyS n 4 rs
oo5 MHEEiITRsssTSNtJT ST. WAL. 2540 MAIN s2e.
-sS,sT yIsibie smith Premier or Monarch. One
kE.5Mobnth $3.50 three months, |o'oO' rental pay
nlont applles on purchase 90 ,,,oov,
mSshhtttJGTON TTPEWRITER co, lNCOR,
REM" 10 5. 9Th St. Philadelphia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05
Kansas University
Grid Schedule Out

LAWRENCE. Kan. Feb b--The foot
ball schedule Of the University OF Kan
sns, as announced by W. q. Hamilton.
director of athletics Is practically the
same as last year. except that the Wash
hurn game viii be played earlier IN the
season than ever before
Previous schedules have given Wash
burn game between two of the hard
games near the close OF the sea son,
Usually between the Oklahoma and Ne
htaska games This year. however. the
kansans wv have their four hard games
OF the seas& on the last four dates The
University Of Illinois and Kansas will
clash at urhana on October 8 and the
season VIII close November 80 with the
annual game between the Mssourians ne
and knnsans at Columbia. The schedule
follows;
September 20, Emporia normal at Law
renee.
October 9, Illinois al urbana
October 20, Washburn at Lawrence.
October 81. Ames at Lawrence.
November :. X, s. A. e. At Manhattan.
November 10. Oklahoma nj Norman
November II, Nebraska at Lawrence.
November 20. Missouri Mt Columbia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05
BD Gr01akZu77a z71cp

Don't you think It might he Of inter
est to give the various ages AZ which
champions excel2 what. for example, IL
the winning age Of baseball. or lighting
or golf?"
The only way 10 work out nm answer
here would be to give the greatest years
known by certain stars and then sum
up tho average. which might prove
something or nothing at all
Cobb's S.ar Year.
Ty Cohh's star year was In 1911. when
he smashed all records with 2is hits
i2O
This was the banner year of Tvs ca
reer. and In 1911 he was Just 25 years
old. He has been great enough before
and since. but the fact remains that the
age OF rs produced his greatest triumph
n triumph he viii hardly repeat now
that he is turning thirty.
When II Ia remembered that only one
or two butsmen each year ever make as
mnny NJ 200 hits, Cobh's mark Of 2S
for one year can be trifle better ap-
prcciated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05
SOOners Start
Invasion With
Two Victories

Bennle Owens Sooner basketeers have
made good start on their southern In
yasion. winning from Southeastern nor
NAL 6b to 20 and 4 to 90 The best
thing about tbs double victory is that
the team has struck typical Sooner
stride which II seemed unable to pick
up In the early games played back home,
Tonight and tomorrow they meet the
Southern Methodist university at Dallas.
Whatever hope Kendall had OF remain
ing n contender for the state basketball
honors has been lost. the Aggies hav-
ing trounced them 81 TO i3 and 21 TO is.
Central has taken two straight from
Southwestern. the first 30 to 80 and the
second Is TO 26
Among the other double victories OF
the week end were those OF Chickasha
over Shawnee and III Reno over Enid In
thP Central conference
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05
Half of Cleveland
Men Under Contract

CLEVELAND. Fob, g. - Half NJ the
members Of the CLEVELAND Americans
have signed 1917 contracts. according to
announcement by James Dunn. president
of the club
y have not been paying any atton.
tion 10 what the Baseball PLAYERS fra
letnl,y has been doing In regard TO a
has no cause TO worry"
Dunn said that Cleveland viii be able
training camp. Only four members OF
the team who hold memberships In the
fraternity have not signed, he said.
From wha, | have heard, none Of the
other clubs IN the American league will
be crippled by strike" Dunn added.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05
Classy Boxing
Bouts on Card
For This Week
Bouts This Week
Monday. February 5.

Wonuay, Fcofud'y D
Johnny Coulon vs. Jack Sharkcy.
ten rounds, at New York city,
Charley Metric vs. Sailor Kirk, M
teen rounds. at Denver, col
Jack Wolfe VS., Dick lOadmau, M
teen rounds. at Baltimore
Carl Morris Va Bill Brennan, eight
rounds. al Memphis. Tenn
Milburn Saylor Va Joe yelling, ten
rounds, at Brooklyn, n
Tuesday, February 8.
Bob Moha VS. Tommy Gibbons, ten
rounds, at Milwaukee. Wis
Ted Lewis vs.. Kid Graves. ten
rounds, at New York city
Wednesday. February ?.
Jack Dillon vs. Gunhoat Smith.
twenty rounds. at Now Orleans. La. D.
Tuesday, February g.
Harry Condor VS. Chick Brown,
twelve rounds. at New Haven, Conn.
Cal Delaney VS. Rocky Kansas. ten
rounds. at Cleveland, Ohio.
Friday, February 9.
Johnny Kllbane VS. Billy DcFoe.
ten rounds. at New York cAy,
Augie Rather VS.. Jimmy O'Hagcn,
ten rounds. at New York City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05
Kansas City Boxers
INVADE New Orleans

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb 5.-A team
OF amateur boycfs. to represent the Kan
sas city Athletic club at the amateur
bouts at New Orleans held In connec-
tion with the Mardi Gras festivities, Is
being chosen by Athletic Director Reilly.
lie plans to tdke five or six men on
the Southern launt, representing as
many classes The final selection proba-
bly, will be made on February 10. the
date OF the clubs next boxing smoker"
The contest at New Orleans viii be held
late In February
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05
Jim Thorpe May Be
Indianapolis Player
tcopyr,oh.. wu. BY a, L oo,dosra.,

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. b.--Jlm Thorpe.
the noted Indian athlete. may become
a member Of the Indianapolis club Of tho
American association. Thorpe belongs to
the New York Nationals. but played with
Milwaukee last season Jack Hendricks.
manager Of the local club, hopes TO pur-
chase the Indians release and try him
in centerfield
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05
Matty's Best Year.


trifie harder to pick out any
Ma,hews1ns greatest season, but 1900
io1ks 20 nave something on them all
IN i9Vo Matty, OUT OF forty games.
Wo'! tnlr'N-ohe ana iost but nine; and
I'M, I'M, same season ne shut out the Atm
leucs hrec tunes IN three world series
.hrts,a record that has never been
'oucheo. .
Matty In 1905 was just 26 years old
Ike unto Cobb' he reached the crest
u 'his age
The greatest year Ed Walsh eyer had
was In 1908. when he worked In si,tv-
six games, won forty. lost fifteen and
saved several others Tor the pitchers
A rcord OF forty Victories ia nm I'M
bro has beaten I'm the American league
In 1908 Walsh was 2s years old. Mst one
year beyond the banner age OF Mathew.
son md Cobb.
Iris Speakers best year was las, sea
son, 1916, when Iris had iust passed the
longer than any OF the others before
tehchlng his height. Iris AT twenty
| nine proved to have shade on cobb
UP lys teh-year drlve.
~, otner stare.
rams Whgners best batt'ng average
! and one OF his great years were estab-
nshed IN Isoo. when the Dig Dutchmnn
was Just ~ years, old. Hans hatted $50
Lnn, season the ocst marx he mas ever
Nhowh' 80 ne quaiiles with Ed Walsh
At the 2s'year- old mark.
NIhe'ecn hundred ana one was me top
Nehr lot ihtty i-n)olc, when the French.
nirn hinhss'u tne astounding average or
.,s!' As nc was born IN ls,o, he 100,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05
Groh Warts More Paw.

CINCINNATI. Feb S. - Helnie Groh.
thirdbaseman for the Cincinnati Nation-
ais, may he considered a hold out Groh
has demanded a salary Of $500. An In
crease OF $500 over last season. Pres
has offered him 500. The raise we
have offered Groh seems ample Herr
mann said. Il don't zee how we can
give him any more, Players all along
the line are suffering reductions"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05

Scott. whose defensive work At short
was n feature Of the playing Of the Red
sos In winning bcth the league and the
world championship pennants. Ia re-
ported TO have been offered a smaller
sa,sry than he received last year. and
Nhis u believed TO account for his action
In returning his contract unsigned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05

some bail players Tor wantin. 20 cali a
strike. They've had so many strikes
called on EN- by umplrcs that they want
to see how II feels 10 call one them
selves
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05
Butler END Fannlrs Matched.

KANSAS CITY, No, Feb. b,-FOrfeIts
have been posted 10 bind the match he.
tween Arlos Tanning and Red Butler
light weights, here on February Z Fan
ming recently retained from Australia
where, his managers. say he won all OF
his five matches
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. b,--Bett Baston
captain OF the University OF Minnesota
1915 football eleven. may coach the
Catholic university eleven Of Washing
ton. u. c.. next fall. Baston, an All
American end, graduates In June. Tho
question OF salary In keeping the deal
up In the air.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05
Baseball Stars Drag
Down Handsome Pay

,1Baseball players may be slaves, but
they are well paid for their pains as
tho following table OF star salaries