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The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-02-21

Do you get up at nightf Sanol is
surely the best for all kidney or
bladder troubles. Sanol gives relief
in "a hours from all backache and
bladder troubles. Sanol is guaran-
teed remedy. SO and Sl.00 bottle at
the drug store.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-02-21
Always a Possibility.

IF were young man again." said
mechanic In middle life, II would go
to the farm and become independent,
and nothing could hold me-" Is every
young man sure he won't be saying the
same thing some day?-St. Louis Pio-
neer Press.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-02-21
Men Wanted.

Good looking men with half-sense,
strong back and willing mind-all
that is necessary. Wages S2.76. At
Carver Spur.
BASIL HEARD.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-02-21
Joy Ride to Town.

A trip to town now to lay in the win
ter supply Of necessities, is Joy ride
compared to what that same trip will
be when the roads get muddy.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-02-21

War flour is as good as most of US
cold ones" were raised on; so don't
be afraid of it. Get it at Buckley's.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-02-21

The new waists are coming in; don't
fail to see them. Buckley's.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
Lefty LeifeM Is Signed to
Coach Br0Wns' Young Pitchers

ST LOUIS. March IS The
Browns Young twlrlers this season
are TO have the able Assistance " a
wise old hohd In Lefty LelfiGld. who
has been signed to instruct ana ad-
Wise them Lelfield, has been win
nlhe games IN the minors after star
ring with the Pirates some seasons
ago and though he IL vetreun IN
experience. he II stlll Young In spirit
business Manager Bobby Quinn
~ the Browns believes that the
young pitching talent ~ the team
viii make a good showing this sea
son with Lelfield 90 show them how
A large proportion OF the Browns
pitching starr are youngsters and II
the team is to have any effective
pitching AT all there will be needed
a guiding hand to show them WAYS
and means OF getting the most out
Of their stuff.
Last season Eddie PLANK served
IN this capacity for while, but
Eddie had no great Interest In the
youngsters and scarcely did aH well
rs he might l.elfleld has lust the
proper temperament for such job
aud II is believed that he Will be
valuable member OF tho team. LEFTY
pitched some very good ball for n
Paul last season ana II is possible
that he Will take an occasional turn
upon the mound himself He IA
also ~ iouis hoy aud will be
warmly welcomed for that reason
alone.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
Ryan, Once Fight Fans Joy,
Began Career as a NeWSbOy

Tommy Ryan. once the greatest
scrappcr OF his size In the world. and
the second man to hold the wclter-
weight title - Mysterious Ruly "
Sm.th having been first was horn
AZ Years ago tomorrow at Redlnnd
n. y His parents died when he was
yuungstcr, and Tommy was adopt
ed by q man In Syracuse. which city
he has ever since called his home
Like AL kids Of an adventurous
deposition, Tommy once ran away
from home, going west td fight In
dams He beat his way on freight
car as far as Detroit but. not find-
lug any redskins there To- fall victim
to his trusty rifle, he began selling
papers I'm tho railway station The
newaboys already on the spot resent
ed the intrusion with their fists hut
Tommy soon taught them their
place. and showed himself 40 handy
with his fists that he was matched
with a number of Detroit prufes-
siorals ana cleaned UP tho bunch I'm
short order His first hlR battle was
with Martin ShaughnesEy lie licked
the lrlshman in % rounds. and gave
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
SAND SPRINGSsTULSA
TITLE GAME TONIGHT
Last and Deciding Contest OF Three
Game Series To Bc Played at
High School GYM.

The Tulsa and sand sprinss high
school faculties will meet for the
third and probably the last time to-
night at the local high school GYM
nesum. The pedogogue nyes have
played two games. each team win
ming one by the margin OF only a
Few points Both games have been
OF unusual Interest TO the spe,ta-
tors and have been attended by
large crowds
'' with hut one or two exccpl ions
each quintet Is composed Of young
men and being teachers doesn't de-
tract a bit from the pedagogue's de-
sire To win. In fact they play az
hard as the Youngsters OF the hlgh
school, which results In some spcru
tacular toughlng at times.
The Tulsa faculty will probably
start the game with the following
llheup Rau ana Barney. forwards.
clayton, center, Armand ana
GraceN guards Fart .Curmanv.
principal of the Ramona schools
viii referee the game
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

him return match II took him
exactly twice as long to turn the
trick In the second bout, but after
- rounds the victory was awarded
to Ryan
In few months Ryan had wadad
thru alt the wcltors in the middle
west, and was matched with Pa
CifiC coast boxer named Dan Need
ham. Who claimed the welterwelght
championship The fight was pulled
of in Minneapolis and Ryan won
after 70 rounds Ryan clinched his
right to the leadership of the wei.
terweiEht division by licking "Mys.
terious Billy" Smith IN twenty
Sound affair In the second meet
ing with Smith. staged at Coney
Island. the result was called draw
In 1895 Kid Mccoy was matched
with Ryan and Tommy having neg
leCted TO train was souDdly whipped
That about ended TOmmys career
as a fighter, although he took part
in several bouts aftcrwurd. under
taking trip 20 England. whore he
put away several of the third-class
Hcrappers OF John Bulls island.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

An appeal TO women OF the
United states 10 be good soldiers ~
we'll as their husbands, ehildrsn ana
sweethesrts has been sounded by
General Pershins. In eomnysua OF
the American troops in France. ne
urges them to obey orders apd a.
sist Ir maintaining the morale Of
the American soldier,
Let tho women OF America, like
ne men obey orders from tbs peo-
These people know what IL
wanted and what is 60 be done.
Let the women not try 10 work
haphazard, out 20 DO what they are
told and they VIII be doing ali thar
can he done.
Let them write to their boys
cheerful, hopeful letters, not letters
filled with gloom The boys here
are brave lot and II IN for their
friends IN America 10 Keep them
so
General nsrshinE's suggestion as
to the tone OF letter 70 De written
men In the service Is appropriate
wherever the soldiers may be To-
Gated Tho mothers, sisters and
country and be as brave as their
biood actually In fighting forces by
Keeping their spirits high, which
mlAea their. courage indomitahle
and assures victory In Just cause
Don't make the boys homssiek.
Don't make them unhappy In the
IDEA that you are unhappy. Re
brave and bear II, II you feelings are
such, but don't 1eopardixe your own
mems livts by lowering their
morale
hooks as n War Aid.
H. you have any books in your
home libraries that are not being
used, send them To the soldier boys.
There IL need OF books, thousands
II them. to fill the demand OF the
boys In the service fortsomethlns
10 read. o.
Tho American Library aAsocia ton
is making campaign 10 secure
books for the soldiers at Camp Travis
und elsewhere. Books may be
turned into the library In your town
OF City
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
HIGH SCHOOL MINES
TO SOON BE FORMED
Two Leagues, Heavyweight and
Lightweight. 10 i1c Organized
One Ram iteady 10 go.

Formation OF baseball IaaEue
at Tulsa hiEh school. ~ Outlined IN
The world several days ago. is to
be perfected some time next week
ahd teams viii start practice i'm
medintely Interest among the
boys OF the high school has been
nigh since the announcement OF its
formption Yesterday, numerous
lads were out IN the vacant lUt neat
10 the h-rh school warming up and
working out the kinks in their
whips
There are 10 be two leagues. the
hea'yweighis and the lightwelghts.
The first group ls 60 be composed
OF four mines with boys weighing
over ll5 pounds The latter il also
to be composed of four teams with
boys weighing under rs pounds
one team has already been or
ganixed II II 20 he captained by
{. Sanford and will line uD In tho
following manner. Pitcher. O'fIaver,
catcher Malone. first base. whit.
uslre. third bnse. Edmunds short
up bonahue OutflbldefH. san
iutd. owens aud Aaleeue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
old "Iron Man" Joe McCinnitu

This thinE of being msgnate %
not an beer aud skittles Ask Joe
McGmnity, who used tn he the
greatest Iron man" In the business
When at last the metallic wing " the
great major league twirler gave way
he got Job az manager uf -
Newark luternationals That VIDE
tn 1909 In 1918 Joe had saved
enough coin Of the realm 10 enable
him 10 realize his dream Of bccom-
ing a mHgnatc. lie Invested the saw
ings Of lifetime In the Tacoma club
of the Northwestern league. and
prepared 10 settle down TO spend his
declining years IN peace and luxury.
II n said that he dropped bis whole
wnd I'm that venture.
McGlnnlty viii be forty-fiye years
old tomorrow lie WAS born iu
Illinois and spent his youth in the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

CEill4i0
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

druggist 1T iv blood tonic that win
purify your blood and cause a most
decided abatement OF your trouble
and finally make YOU entirely well
t1fty years ago s. s = Was discoV-
cred and given 10 suffering mankind.
During this period it has pEoven its
reutn rkshle curative properties Ne a
blood purifier ana tonic. aud has re-
lleyed thousands OF cases o. disease
caused hE pOot or impure blood. and
chronic or inherited blood diseases.
y ON can be relieved, but yol must
take < y Take it II only pim-
pies appear. FOR they denote bad
blood and may be followed by the
WffgrIngs from torourine skin erup-
tinus. Therefore be sure Don't
take chances. don't use lotions. Get
T. s $ from your druggisi II yours
Is a special case. write for expert
medical advice. Address Medical DI-
rector 43s swift Laboratory. Atlanta.
Ga--Adv. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

on March IS. 1858. just thirty
three years ago today Jack Demp-
sey. the oId-,.mer knocked out
Charlie Bixsmos in the fifth round
at New Orleans As in mans other
notable instances. az when they
backed Dempsey against Fitzsim-
mons Han against fitz ana Sulli-
van against Corhctt. the Crescent
CITY fans were badly stung by the
result of this battle BlxamOs was
10 much of local flyorite that
large sums were vaEcrcd ou him.
and the sports from the outside who
went 10 New Orleans 10 back the
"Nunpareil" Irespcd rich harvest
BixamoS 4Sas O: French descent.
md was one Of the first modern
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
The Boys Are COnfented

How does II feel TO he picked up
out OF grocery store or bank
cashiers cage and he dropped into
nm army camp Ms a soldlerf What
In the spirit of the seieetlve draft
men, recently arrived at Camp
Travis Regardless Of idle talk,
take the following excerpts from the
letters OF the new "rookies' TO their
folks nj home and their home pa
pers Let them answer
zone good thing IL. we have
everything sanitary No uncleanll-
ness alioYed and We are well fed
have pies Aeafly every day Tell all
the boys not TO worry II may be
hard for a few days but gets better
az we become accustomed TO the
change.
Army life seems to agree with
the men and from n physical stand
point. II In wondeffulo The boys are
All satisfied which II duo largely to
AN efficient staff OF officers. ana few
~ any, would return 10 civil life now
we're the opportunity, offered"
ANfl FAHiHh ~ NV WV INV WIN
the governments policy OF giving the
soldier the advantages offered by
clean competitive sport, which de-
velop individual initiative as well m
offering Il diversion"
Army life at camp Travis In not
what most of the people at home
think Il II. We are treated the very
best The Y. NJ 4. A. furnishes the
boys With good music, good picture
shows, church and other pleasures
that are possible We have plenty
TO eat and good bed 10 sleep In.
also plenty Of clothing to wear. our
barracks are electrically lighted
There are plenty Of stoves and lots
OF coal 10 make heat"
I'VE send our greeting TO the folks
Rt home and ask them not 10 worry.
for our greatest worry Ia thinking
that the home folks are bothered,
when the fact Of the matter IL that
we are having better time than
they can lmaSIneNs6
'lf any individual had a privi.
lege for which 10 be thankful for.
your brother, husband or sweet
heart has n they are with the ma
tionnl army and you who are at
home should he thankful that your
family is represented IN this gigantic
task. the upbulldlng OF humanity"
A.
Il have seen service In the navy
and In the army enlisted in the
navy aud was drafted Ia the army
II had any choice again It would !
ho FOR the drafted army for one
never saw greater opportunities for
j. man TO develop, not only az sol |
licr. hut also ns Il man, physically |
and mentally
- have mo- doubt that all ~ ~
INA lhlng4 different from what we
Were accustomed TO n ciyil life |
'or uN part. have encountered rules |
never knew existed but don't see |
nov this grand ARMY could exist II !
10 wasn't fOg them
Every day I remain iu camp. |
have e growing feeling of pity nnd |
ontempt for the man who seeks bv |
.0me subterfuge To eyudc drar and |
,erl,r Now that We are here. we
ire going ~ du everything within |
lur power. To accomplish the pur-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
S. s. S. Clears Skin Of Erup
tions Drives Poison From
the System

Got .t fixed in your mind thai skin
eruptiou-. scrofIia. Eczema. burning.
itching skin. and an skin diseases are
due euiires. 90 impure and infected
blood n the trouble was on the out
side az the sNn hy simply washing
and hccpirg b. clean Nou could ob-
tain relief mot even oiutuents, Io-
49, and sal,cs would bee necessary.
Agree with us In th,s belief and
your trouble can be relieved you
cun hc entirely restored 20 health s
= lsa purely vegetable treatment
that sou can secure fronE&our own
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
ReUard

a
ltS sll worth while the hurt and
Gaze
The burdens that ore mine ~ bear.
The diHuppointment and rns rlre
t9r fortune ana for glUryt place.
~" fnilute ana 'hu r~Hll su0rnrs
The blend Of pleasure uud distress
1hut make day FOR there hey
"nit
win smiles to greet me 80 the pnte
An hour or Two az Joyous flu
Arc mine as soon as dsv Is done
F0nd. hands pud tender rpst ln mine
And eyes with health aud lnughter
shine
HE tpt-hucss NJ the day doutrif
Once more I rest whore lrutlc ntIfts
Rush Dos tho faults ana Cul, sre
The man that ! have tried ip UP
what uu''s,s b. n guol or ll
Has marked mt daily boot w'h
sRill.
The petty rurud OF grim affairs
The l|ur, OF accomplished cares
The sham" OF nlIro auH tnl -uupa
Tint feeble effort u'N1ys rriur.
Have vanished may claim once
more
4 togu welcome 70 ,nr door.
Sometimes when r,ited Do, task.
Wcar'cd and worn myself { ask
This question vnt should mnrtl.
boar
mi. daily slavery 90 care
Why share the uittsrnFs NJ. men
And take their sucersf and alunyg
then
rtguud the care ! see them smile
Ara then nri ur tsty worth
while
IT'S an worth while 'nc troubles
rrda
The toss more glorious arC made
rerauEe they wait at close nf dav
To spend ru how lr t.y. Iu pis.
Tint etorIu" rnf" m 1r rich by
them
Who o. or r, wcrd rr look .uN l,.yIu
ls worth 10 an ihr hrft end shame
Ana that rraari Is m.ra tu ,Iutm
Copyright. 1918 b. EdEaf 4 GusD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

mines lie pitched FOR three major
league clubs Baltimore brooklyn
and New York Early In his career
he had the benefit opcounsel of Ned
Ilauluu. and at n later period John
NcGrdw pat on the finishing touches
ana made him one ~ the greatest
tRirlprs the game ever had Hts
"old Sal was as famous ana cfft.
tive as Mnthewson "fadesway" IN
1904. with the Giants. Joe pitched
forty-threc games and won thirty
five uf them I'm all he won Alb
games Bon ,he majors more than any
other twirlCr lu the history Of the
game except "Cy' Young MuQm.
uit,'s "uid S1l' was u rise BAN de.
lltcrrd und"rhand and gosh. how
'hr opposing bRtsmen loved a. Joe
wus great institution. and he o.
served O better fate than was his
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
DempSey-BitdmoS Battle

Galllc gladiators 10 gain fame IN the
ring lie was the recognized mid
dlcwsisht champion of the south
Charlie weighed i53 pounds. while
the lrlshmnn was eleven pounds
lighter al the time. but this advan-
taEe didn't do BiKamos any good
Dempsey WAS the master from the
very first and IN the nfth round
landed the blow which brought
gloom and loss 10 the New Orleans
fans The bout w6s staged A.
sportsmAus park and was for
81 600 q side which was looked upon
as quite a neat little sum by the un-
educated fighters ot those days who
knew more about bOxioE ihan they
did about. finance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
League TO
Start Games at -Four

CHICAGO. March IS Bassba 70
In the American iseEue will heRln
at o. On. this year. one hour later
than i'm former wears. n " - John.
sos president ~ the league. has hlS
way. Mr. johnson thinks The later
start will enable many persons to
leave their offices for the day and
that the attendance will be largely
increased.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
LEW TENDLER NEWEST.
FIGHTING SENSATION
Quaker city lad, Former Ncwsb6,
Now Leading Iightwciaht;
10 Years Of Age.
STARTED BOXING IN 1915
iih" Won from Pete Herman. Pete
Harley. and other Good Boy;
rights Monday Night.

The east is ringing with the pra lacs
OF another spectacular newcomer In
the ranks OF the llghlweishts. Lew
Trndler In the munIcker OF this
latest hstic sensation and his ring
exploits lO date have been 80 brilliant
that scribcs ana boxing patrons allke
unite In pronouucinE him coming
contender for the crown that now
0dorns the head OF Leonard
Tender In u graduate Of the rough
and ready school OF the streets lie
In product OF Philadelphia. and M
10 two years ago he earned mis- live
llhoOd by selling papers In tho busy
m0rts OF the Quaker metrop Ills
Like Leonard, Cline. Kid Williams
and other noted fistic luminnries
Tender naturally worked into the
lighting game His was a give and
take struggle for existence lie sim
ply had to fight to prevent his fell
lows from bullying him. From the
outset Tender show d u natural gp-
titude for boxing and soon he he,
came an outstanding figure among
his cronies Then he came a. the
attention OF n Phtladclphian named
Phll GlasTmRu. who Is one ~ the
horde that ekes out an eSis'eu,e ny
dealing with tho boxing Rams.
Winning Combination.
The combination Of Tender and
Glhssmnnn seems 10 have ne"n p
happy one because under the wing ~
his patron. Tender has forged stea L
ily 10 the front II was only within
the past three months however. that
Tender really came 10 public ntten-
ton. Two exploits OF recent date
brought him his greatest fame. One
Of these was n Knockout victory over
Tommy Tuohey q stouthearted light
weight. the other was decisive de-
feat OF Pete Hartley. the dUtable
Drne. who had weathered the stOtmS
OF punches administered by some of
the hardest hitting llghtweiehts OF,
today Tender did not hang ;he
fdcful II. O. on the Jaw OF Hartley.
but he ala beat him up so badly thst
the hBferee stopped the contest In
the fourth round 10 avert needless
punishment
Tender IL only 10 years OF age
lie began his fighting career In 1915
and originally started out as ban
tam lie was consiAteut performer
in this division, and II Is OF record
that one OF his exploits was = ak
round victory over Pete Herman,
" no later won the champlo tahin ~
the class From thu bantam iiNs-
ion + ndler naturally developed into
a fentherweiRht. then he became o
mli- fledEed lightweight. snd Il Is iu
trat classification n" has won hts
greatest prestige lie has mt h1l
~ vet 10 trade punches
With Leonard. nor with Cltn". but
outside Of these two Tender he's
fcught the best l7}-pHuhders Ut tho
east. including Johnny Dun1eo.
Frnnkey Cnlllhan and Willlc JaC.. I
.on.
s-.r.uf.4 I.I tITu1.fU nnfrNu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
Today in Ring annals

- . . @-s-
lSe2-Joe Rivers. Mexican Iirbi
weight, born az Los Angeles
Willie Lewis defeated M
Gel Moreau In twenty rounds 81,
Paris. AZ
1913 -- Jack Britton defented
Young Brown IN ten rounds at New
York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
The Boys in Camp Are Happy
Don't Make Them Feel Bad With
Blue Letters Full of Trouble
By Bud Fishe,

The amps Ia OF
according
Travis show theyn
peey . o try 10 be
happy
spirI o the mems
home n donte
al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

pose for which We we're summonsd.
We were ignorant before or, ven
ture to say. without Any feeling of
possible contradiction that nearly
every one OF ns would have voiun-
tsered"
Never In the history Of the world,
with all Its great armies, were SOL
diers no we'll cared Cor az we are---
housed In well-hcatsd houses, well
clothed and abundantly fed. with
none % the suffsrinsa and fncon-
yenlences 10 bear that fnarred the
paths OF all great armies who have
fought on battle fields Of the world.
Because OF the broad scope OF our
training. II Ia sometimes hard 20
realise we are training for war in
stead Of getting training to make
one a better man physically and
better citi,en esnsraliy"