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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-11

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
HARRY LAUDER QUICK TO HIT
Sweeps Audience With Him just as
soon ~ lie Appears ON Stage.

when Harry lauder retircs to
private NE. his farewell tour of
America the man who has been
called the most intimate actor Of his
time" will pnH from the public vicw.
No ono who has ever seen Lauder has
failed to remark ON that wonderful
faculty he possess Of getting 10 the
henrts OF his auditors Lauder is
perhu ps the only actor~in the world
who can unaidcd. And without any
trick or device except his cNtraprdi-
nary personality, keep an audience
amused for an hour and a half or
more, and at tho finish have them
yelling for sun more Eve minutes
after Lauder appears on the stage he
has made opcrsonal friends Of every
man and woman in the hnusos he
takes them into his confidence uud- ~
ak close TO them as brother
when you see him nt the CpuvCu-
tlUu hall Saturday. January ~. YOU
viii not fan 90 notice this wonderful
appeal II you have not noticed H.. nl-
ready and 10 is this wonderful init
mucy OF his appeal that b1s made him
thc great popular success he IS. He
has au iusiruuugp way nf dodEug be.
meath your ruttd uud creeping into
yusr confidence That brings him
ella. cr to his audience I'm fyR minutes
ihnu the average actor can get In five
yCHrE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
st. Louis Fans Pleased
Wifh Manager Hendricks

ST. IS. Mo. Jan. IN Mound
city fans Rc beginning to warm az
to Jack. Hendricks. tho Cards new
manager, following hts announcement
that Roger lfornsby should roman
hero and not be sold or traded 10 the
Chicuro cubs.
~ say right from the start" sAys
Hendricks that want HornSs,y for
ny own te1II. | can see some merit
in having 10th Chicago and New Yorl,
strong. tat I always has been my i'm
preston that ~. Louis also rs one oi
the big drawing towns or the League,
provided q mas good team really
thihl' n wuu,d be hs good q city az
ChcnGt under these conditions
lIuSeVe loyal fans nre not "a bit
sure that Branch Rickey won't 2p
over Eondr.rks' head aud dispose of
llorHshy for players and lurRo sum
~ muuey They believe that tins dpaI
win take a. Hicboy's time when The
inaSuatcs idtot ueNt week at Cluclu.
natl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
Conference of Middle-WeSt
Minor Club BaCkerS Jan. II

baseball many years as clul owner
and an association officer and hc gem
erlly knows whereof he speaks or
plans
II 30 probable that the Western
league viii delay lW plans fOf the
coming season until this meeting is
held II the meeting develops a
scheme OF rcndmstIncut the Western
probably will fall In line N not,
bickcrson viii continue 10 dicker tor
new territory ON his own hook
Hutchinson ShoWy Life.
Hutchinson is trying to come to
life business men and merchants Of
that city learning that Jack Holland
WAS contemplating moving his bag
gage got their heads together and
asked Holland how II wopld be pos
sibe 70 Hutchinson 20 retain It's
franchiS lpc&N reply was Go place e.
guarantee Of $4,000.
$50 the liuchInsunltpa arc trt nu to
dig up the coin. Several Of the
wealthler citizens Of the town have
offered to jauuate $1,000 each. Thoy
ALEC are u&ns ,tu snli season tickets
for $50 crack. beach ticket good for
seventy pamos The oamViitra lu
charge is optimistic uul expects 'o
raise the 3i5 puu mud bouus to boot
That being thg c1s" buutuisurs lr.
main IN Hutchinson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
Four Leagues to Be Repre-
. sented at Meeting Of Mag
mates at Peoria.

PEORIA. H.. Jan THAT prom
iced conference of middle west minor
league club hackers has beep called
for January 20 by presideH NJ u.
Sexton OF the National association
The meeting will be held In Peoria.
These four leagues are to he repre-
scented az the confth: Western. Cen
trnl. Thrcc-I and Central association.
II is possible the Western association
also viii be represented
Proposed n, Louisville.
. This conference was tlrsl proposed
bv Sexton at tho Louisville. meeting
Of the National ociauuu last No
yember. 1t is SeXton's plan 10 re-
habilitate the Western and Central
association and effect a combination
OF Central league and Three-I cities
that will result in a strong class q
circuit
just what details Of tbf plan Scx-
ton may have up his sleeve are not
known. bat the National association
head is an old too, he has been IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
Texas Fighter Confident Of
Beating Big Plasterer Next
Thursday Night.

JOPLIN. Mo, Jan. Fired Fulton,
the Minnesota giant, arrived here last
uicht from Hot Springs. Ark, 10 box
Harry tTexaS) tate AT local club
Thursday night Fulton was disqual-
in,d In his bout with Tate at lltue
Rock. Ark, christ mas day and he de-
arss 10 erase than defont The bout
Will bc FOR twelve rounds.
Tate arrived here last I lrsday ana
Is confident of beating Fulton.
Tate. who has been In the boxing
game for the last four years, has come
into the limelight us the newest con
tender for the championship OF me
world since his victory over FredNful-
ton He has boxed several bouts IN
Oklahoma and while he did not gain
great recognition unul last Christmas
day. his record Is by no ways mean
one
Mccartney His Manager.
Rnl McCarney. who discovered ana
maHtgcd LuthFr Mrcarty, former
light heavyweight Champion. Is hand
ling Tate. one unique part OF rate
record is a knock out OF Arthur PelfS
In three rounds, the man who killed
Luther McCarty the former protege
Of the manager in bout In Canada.
Altho but little is known OF Tate
among he big time fight promo
t,rs hu rs fur from being obscure or
ip,Np"ricuccd. He has defeated a
number " fairly good men. a big ma
lorfy Of them nv the knock -out way.
l'i. record shows he has fought l5
battles winning ~. of which II were
knuokuuis,
Mccartney discovered him in Kansas
city, some months ago. when he
caught glimpse Of Texas" landing
.t y.ls. a ia
iWpcncuuhlc SIDES Of that big tank,
Cart Morris McCarney liked him so
Well that he took him on and began
coaching HIM. The fulton fight
showed with what results.
Tat" Nrst started In the athletic
world 1863 % baseball player. lie even
advanced fHr enough 20 receive n try
ont ln 1910 with Connie Mack's team
That rs 20 say, he had reached the
hhI'tgn'cu stage He was farmed
ONT 20 SparHnhurg, s c.. but declined
I' report there. Later ne was re-
l0sH'r1 and pitched two seasons for
ND. galveston team Of the Texas
i'aHH" After which he retired There
.'. those who say that Tate got his
.'' sl1r' at fighting by whipping
Ir.l" league umpires.
wonderfully built. standing six feet
IN' inches iu his "Solcproofs," carry
I'. goo pounds tstripped) of Nan
'''.' ana solid bone (belfry ex-
',N'-a' and owning a gorillas reach
'' '' 2. inches there were physical
REASONS for believing that this youth
'comos" In the fight world.
thrrmore he could land blow
..a 'Hi." ohc, too. Admirers at length
yea him and he began in 1913
.uEvhorc.
l'l.s first ficht under the MtCar-
direction occurred M Joplin last
.Nhar when Texas" planted the
NIGHT stuff on Bob warmers
'''h 200 'pHr rounds Following isaa
.ui'ic list Of his bouts-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
This Is birthday of
Third I33-POund King

Frank Ernc. who was the third
man 10 hold the lightweight cham
'pionship OF the world under Mar
outs Of Queeuubw.ry rules, was ma
tive OF switzerland. and was born at
Zurich a. yenrs ago today. Jan X.
1875.
Erns's fnthcr was vino grower,
aud that may account for Frank y
tremendous consumption OF the juice
of the grape, which often seriously
intorfcred with hts training
Ernc won the lightweight title by
n decision over kid tHVigne la 90
round bout at Buffalo, May g. 1899.
lie held the title about three years
Joe Cams becoming hts successor
Er1e began his puRilistic career 'at
liuffalO. Later he went 10 New York
and took ON GeUge Dixon. getting n
draw, although In "A second bout he
lost the decision tn the cuiorVd boy
beginning AS "a fcnthcryweight. Ernie
soon grew into n lightweight, and
challenged Kid Lavigue. The first
lA,vigne- Erne hattie resulted In Il
draw. Erno then went To California
and Knocked out Dal Hawkins In the
seventh round nt San Francisco.
After returning 10 New York Ernc
fought several bouts before he took
on baVlgne once more. defeating him
and winning the lightweight title
! After a tour ~ Europe. Erns
fought Joe Cans at Baltimore Cana
! quii In the twelfth round This ex.
hibltion resulted In much adverse
comment. M II seemed 10. have been
/ fixed" Erne got $4,000 for thi,
fight, and Il little later got 81 SOC
more for taking "A terrible drubbinp
at the hands OF Terry McGoyern
This bout only lasted three rounds
and was McGoyern's fight from start
TO finish. Frank didn't have n
chance. lie had been forced 20 train
down to l2s pounds. and this took all
the strength out OF him. In May,
1902, Ernc again met GAps AT Fort
Erie. ont, and was Knocked out n
the first round losing the title. Later
hc won several battles In England.
ana became English lightweight
champion. but there was very little
nuurishmcnt in that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
FRED MITCHELL HAS
SOFT JOB NOWADAYS
Cub Manager Takes 1t Easy
on Full Pay While Boss
Builds Great Team.

Charlie Wceghmnn restaurant
nngatc, owner ~ the chicago Guns
millionaire and Epeudthrlft ~ mak
ing 1t pretty soft for Fred Mlichrti,
his hired hand who manages the
Cubs from the bench.
Charlie has cut Iooso the string
from u hank roll the size ~ q hale OF
cotton and n squAndering dollats all
over the face Of the globe, As re-
suit. he Is bringing 10 Chicago all the
talent available.
Aud AItch, with brin on his mnp
sits nt his ease lncfure tho coyy, warm
fireplace and snys "Oh. boy, and he
pays M ten thou year Ia pas with
all these nillion-dollar Kids
Thru Wecghman's II b a raliV
Mitchell now has probably the hcs'
hurting corps OF any bali club In any
league. Iwith Alexander. Vaughn
Douglas and Tyler. Mitch has -four
pitchers who are stars. behind the
bat ho has Willie kilifor, who vii
r. nEr the wurl; Of these hurlers "'rn
more effective because or hts knpwl
! edge OF hattcrs ana his knack o
/ handling pitchers
! Then, too. there In Nick Carter,
youth with uodlps Of stuff and n 10
| uf promise, and 'tis said all he need
| to become one OF the greatest pitchofi
| in the game Ia "A catcher who can he'll
/ him and teach him the fine points ol
I the game. a
WeeghmRn also got Dode Pashcrt
star outficldcr for Mitch. and tied the
can tu Fred Williams because Mitchell
and williams failed TO got along well
lie put down $4,000 ~ cola hard
smacka for Barbour. an OutfieldlnE
star from Baltimore. And he's still
got more money to spend
John McGraw may have been lucky
nt New york. but hen be cnviOns OF
Mitchell before long.
I4r.t,y flv Mtt.1, Van la
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
NelU York Dog Wins in
First Heat of DeTby

GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn. Ian r
THE first heat of >hc derby IN the
United States Field Trials was run
here today under adverse circun-
stances. the weather being cold and
birds scarce The entries were not
AS large as last year. but some OF the
best dogs OF the season arc compet-
int.
The work Of Great Island Ringing
BELLS owned by william Heigler of
New York, was considered the best
of the day, locating three beyics OF
birds and single within the time
limit.
The derby will be finished ton'or-
row and probably several braces ~
the all-age stake viii be run.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
MORRIS SUBSTITUTED
FOR FRANK MORAN
Oklahoma Heavyweight May
Face Fred Fulton at New
Orleans January 9.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Carl
Morris Oklahoma heavyweight. has
been substituted for Frank Moran of
Pittsburgh 40 the opponent for Fred
Fulton OF Rochester,. Mimi. in the
twenty round bout to be staged here
January 2s, according TO announce
ment today by the matchmakers for
"A local athletic club. Moran tele-
graphed he was unable To obtain
leave from the Spartanburg Is, e.
training camp. where is boxing in
struetor. for January 2S. lie offered
TO meet Fulton here February 20 Lo-
cal promoters said they would try to
arrange the match.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

Election Of officers of the Trans
portn'ion club Of Tulsa. scheduled
FOR yesterday failed 90 matcriJiizc.
Al Yesterdays meeting II was lis-
covered that the constitution and by
!tws were not ready FOR adoption
SO election was postponed The selec-
ton of officers will take place next
Monday following tho adoption ~ the
Thc club Was officially
named the transportation club ~
TULSA at Yesterdays session.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
Griffs May Train in Florida.

WASWINGTON, jan I " TNN
prospect OF series Of exhibition
games with the Philadelphia Ma
tionals in Florida and at military
training camps during the trip home
ward is causing Manager Gtnlth to
give serious consideration 10 Tampa,
Fla, ms the spring training place for
the Washington Americans Griffin
was advised today that the games
with Philadelphia could be arranged
n he went to Tampa, lie virtually
had decided upon Augusta Ga.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

NEW ORLEANS. Ian. J.
lleincmonn was reelected pr,eid.ni ot
the New Orleans Baseball ana
Amusement company, the NcW
Orleans member ot the Southern us-
wrinp"n at % meeting of tho diror-
lciH to,ght lciUcmaun s3tcI inlt
ho 10i, mHuas sbip would Ir Of
fcIca TO- John pobua. who handed The
&, fM lY.lt wear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
COUNT THIRTY NO
RHEUMATICPAIN
DJon't suffer! Instant relief
follows a rubbing with old
st Jacobs Liniment."
TT7T00 |d0sIHg' rheuHatlsm.

T'ap dosing" rheuf2otisu
Ijs pain only: not ono cosa In fiftv
lures Internal treatment Rub
,.l..hs penetrating st. Jaooi's Idni-
right on the tender spot" and
49,, '"' l'hie YOU say Jack Robinson
W.. comes the rheumatic pain and dis
, - Jacobs Lulmenr' contuers
h,,t IL iH harmless rheumatism
ga,,,,ent which never dlsappolnts and
,,,. 'uFh Tue skin IL takes pain
,.'f. and stiffness from aching
.IGa, lumbago, backache ncIraipia
ana reduces swelling
ss '''i.,, Ger up! Get q small trial bottle
",,I- lme. honest st Jacob'a Tlni-
~, from any drug store. All m a
ar5b'a'ht youn bel free from pains
rhn',a, ma stiffness. Don't sufferi Rub
'un'ausm agayS--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
ED WARREN SERVES SIXTEEN
Night Session for Assisting with
Ouctiununircs Appreciated.

Sixteen rcgistrauts brought their
questionnaires to Ed Warren, justice
Of the qcace. at the labor haH last
might Mr. Warren has been holding
night sessions for working men on
Monday and Thursday nights from q
20 o'clock The largo number OF
rcuisuants and the fact that no other
attorney appeared 20 assist Mr War
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

A dccl lon lu the municipal court
caro of. Mrs Fcruirc Prince win We
asked for today Assistant CITY At
torucy uallcy Rell stated last night
Her trial was started last week on
the charge ~ resisting an officer iu
refusing 10 let him see the hotel regis.
ter At the request Of the attorney
FOR Mrs Prince the case was con-
unuyd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
GOOD MATCH ROLLED
BY EXCHANGE PLAYERS
Defeat Decorators in Two Out
OF Three Games: Some
High Scores Made.

one point margin iuo tho fIr-
game Fnved the 'iowe Decorator bowl
ing tcum from boirg shuiout by the
FNH gsurp fi.o az the Arcade alley
ugt night T. W Wiencckc made the
hEh single with go points lu the
first game. Hpuco of tho baukcro
rolled the hI"hos, total sfurc. a,5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

NEW HAVEN, Comm, jan ="
Wiadek ZybszkO. the wrestling cham
pion, has been signed 10 meet Dr.
g. r. Roller in n finish match to b"
hold here January Is. This viii mark
the first wrestling show geld In thu
city for many years In addition 10
this stellar match. John GHrd0ni VIII
meet Hialmar Johnson pemotrius
Tofalos will face HAIRY stevens, and
Sula lIcyonp0a and carl Nuscl VIII
graplle tU finishes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

1908 - Clarence Forbes aud i1id
Herman fought a slN-round draw at
Chicago.
1907 Cyclone Johnny Thompson
knocked out Maurice Thompson in
uc fifteenth rouul at ogden. Utah.
1905. Juhny Cuulon defeated kid
Murphy IN ten rounds nj Peorla. m
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
Tate and Fulton Are Both
At Joplin Awaiting Gong

hNcs AZ Taylor, Texas. at the family
nome. Whether she is dependent on
her son for support is not known. n
she Is independent some OF Tate's
I nest fEhunE IS likely TO hc done for
Uncle sam, instead Of for himself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
TRADES IS MAIN
TOPIC OF MOGULS
Magnates Gather at Cincinnati
for Meeting of National
Commission Today.
TAX DISCUSSED INFORMALLY
Old Federal League Agreement
Up; Players Trunks TO
Be Abolished.

CINCINNATI Ian. Rascban
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
PAY Your Water mn.

Your water bin is now due and
ipust be paid on or before the ION
or service will bc discontinued or
penalty added. This Is your last no
lice Receipts returned only when aC-
companied 10y postage Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
CAMP FUNSTON PLANS
BIG SPORT PROGRAM
Athletics VIII BE Conducted
on More Intensive Scale
Than in the Schools.

CAMP FUNSTON, Kan. Jan. o.
january is big month n athletic
circles at Camp Funston and the son
national army division viii conduct
winter sports ON c,cn a more intcnsN o.
scale than at the larger colleges and
universities, the O,hcf Of those in
charge OF those In charge uf the trau-
ing Of, the division being that sole
der must have physical training us
well as military training 10 cnmlat
/ the boChc
The basketball tenn representing
the division has the following games
during the month January TO- INT
Versity ut Kansas at Lawrence, lAuu.
AIRY is, Nebraska Wesleyan. at lin
coin. JnnuYry -. Nebraska tniycr-
slty nt Lincoln, and Jnnu9ry 2G Camp
Dodge at bcs d0incs or Omaha.
Companies to PLAY.
TIE inter company basketball cham
1 pionships have LcpIn. Each com
pHny viii meet every other comptuy
quintet IN the regiment or separate
unit The team scoring the highest
percentage Of wins viii play in tho
division company championship. \
Npionshif five
! Soccer football also has a place on
the athletic calendar. The dive'ior
team Will play "A series OF exhibition
games each Sunday afternoon durin,'
the moath. Efforts are being made
I 10 arrange an nter-camp schedule
with Camp DODGE and Camp Doni-
phnn The intor-company soccer tour
Naments will begin Saturday, January
ll2. A cup will he awarded the win
ming team.
IA Boxing Ia Continue.
BoNiug and wrestling schools are
10 continue during the month under
the direction OF Eoh McAllister, for
mer Pacific coast niddlewcight. who
IL acting as division boxing instructor
4 schedule OF iutcr-camp boxing md
wrestling meets between Camp Fun
stou and Camp Dodge and Camp DOni-
phnn Is being arranged FOR the latter
part Of January
Track athlHtiCs have not been lost
sight Of in making up the january
athletic program. 4 l2-lup board
track is to be constructed Rt once on
the main athletic field and practice
for the division track team will Start
az soon as the track b. completed \
relay carnival between athletes Of
Camp Funston, Camp Dodge" aud
Camp Douiphtu has heCu scheduled
FOR January 20. Gt Kansas city An
INFRINGEMENT Carnival VIII be- hcld
January 20.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
Annl,crsary of nnhMn,s nlr,h.

Gus Rubin, heavyweight boxer,
was born in Canton, ohio. January 4.
Ils12. He started fighting In Akron
and was known M the Akron Giant
| thruout his ring career, which extend
ed from 1896 to 1905 Rubin en-
tered the saloon business In Brook
| lyn after quitting the game, and left
a good sized fortune 10 his wife,
prominent as a suffragatie when he
died In 1912. After several bouts In
his home state. Gus went To san
Francisco In 1897 and fought Il
twenty draw with another
young and aspiring pugillst who was
u native Of the Buckeye state. by name
Jim Joffrics Gus then whipped Tut
Ryan In New orlcaVs and Texas BIN
Smith at Hot Springs. and when he
returned to the east was matched
with Kid Mccoy The 1Ioosicr de
fcntcd him I'm a twenty bout In
Syracuse. and little later Rubin was
knocked out 10y Tom Sharkcy I'm one
round at Coney Island After that he
defeated I'D Dunkhorst and Joe God
dard, ana knocked out Sharkcy, but
WAS himself put TO sleep 10y litZaiui-
mons. Gus fought Jcrfriea again in
1901, ana lost but In 1909 ne knocked
out Peter Muhcr and whippcd Tom
Shnrkcy. Gus last fight was with
Jim Mccormick I'm 1905. aud he
knocked him out I'm tho eighteenth
round at Colmu. Cal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
SpOrtosraphy

The Boys Nho Hat Three Hundred,
soon these uding Wi come from ih"
front,
Yankees ARE batting three hundred;
When they were bearing the buttl" X
brunt
Yankees were batting three hundred
bulletins posted most cvcryW here.
Speaking OF Nanks who have gone
over there.
Give them cheer and chase old Dis
pair,
For In fighting our Hauku bat three
hundred.
battling Lovinsky is now sporting "A
" rist watch Hes one Of the athletic
instructors at Camp Devens, Aver
Mass Yes felleTs. this war has Ger
tanly changed a lot OF things
Has anybody here seen Big I'D
Rculhach Rumor hath It that Ed
IL going Ia retire, ur has retired. o'
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