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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
BENNIE LEONARD MAY
BOX AS WELTERWEIGHT
Champion Too Heavy to Hold
Lightweight Crown; May
Fight Ritchie.

Aliho Benny Leonard, champion Of
an the liEhtweiFhts, has been idle
since the middle of November, so f'u
na ring work ia concerned, there are
signs to Indicate that the title holder
IN anxious Ia engage In one or two
matches before he is nummoned to
military service
bllly GibH"n. manager. has sent out
fcelerS among The promoters anJ he
may close soon for early dates Evi-
IDENTIFY Leonard Is getting n bit heavy
as his preference now seems TO ia
for weltcrs rather than lightweights.
This H. evidenced Ia the fact that
Leonard has been battling the 14O-
pound boys and usually he has e~
tered the ring Weighing between 137
and 1873 pounds Gossip has II that
Benny no longer can make l53 pounds
at o'clock, and rnmor says further
that he may experience considerable
difficulty In scaling 1885 pounds here
after, outdoor life and the stiff grind
OF continual exercises, secured In his
role AS army boxing instructor, has
made Leonard stronger and heavier.
That IL the reason why he prefers now
to engage weiters instead OF the 1876
FOUNDERS.
There In n possibility that Bryan
DOwney may br the next opponent OF
Leonard In "A ton round bout Tom
Jones, manager Of Downey says he
has the promise OF Gibson to make
this match aud Jones now In decker
ing with variouH matchmakers regard
ing the affair.
Then, too, there In persistent ru-
NOR that Leonard and White Richie
may be brought together before vely
long The present and past lightweight
champions have been sizing each othsr
up for some time past and each has
cxpresBed n willingness To tackle the
other. This would be "A wonderful at.
traction for ring followers Ritchie
was one OF the greatest battlcrs OF his
day In the l35-pound class, and hs
still In Il splendid fighter He ha(
shown this by the ease with which hs
has been winning In short bouts In
California. Ritohie Ia a stout puncher
perhaps not as spectacular In this re-
spect as Leonard. and he In always
dangerous Many close students OF
ring craft consider him mighty hard
opponent for the oyer-c confident Leon
ard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21

Those who think that lifo iu an
army camp is all routine should have
n talk with Donald Edwards, the
Midlothian golfer who has been de-
tailed as one of the kitchen police at
Camp Grant, Donald thinks soldier
ing as much run as golf and claims to
have gairsd eight pounds since don
ming the Khaki Between Donald and
his brother Kenneth, one Of the Ed
wards family came near going down
into history as holder cf the western
amateur utle. for IN the semi final
round Francis Ouimet nhd TO dispose of
Donald, and In the final round took
care of Kenneth. Donald also won
the medal In the qualifying round.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
SNYDER TO WEAR
CARD SPANGLES

ST LOUIS Jan. 20 Catcher
Frank snyder viii wear the uniform
of the 81 Louis Nationals next sea.
SON. Brauch hickey, president OF
the club, said that all offers to trade
him have been Withdrawn.
Manager Hendricks and | felt that
if we could arrange an equitable trade
for Snyder we might be Induced to
part with HIM" Rickey said, "but u
deal TO satisfy us could not be ar
RANGED ST. Louis has no deals under
way. We would Ike to get hard
hitting outfielder however"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
Five Cities Withdraw From
w. "A. and Form New League
- -----~- - . % 90 80 :" . - a.
THE ENABLING ACT

! "RESDLNEp. That any of
\ the present membctH " the
I Western association league, dc
I string to play bali In 1913 have
! the privilege OF creating ctr'
! colt to themselves. TINT an n~n-
! hers not wanting tos'"play tins
I year shull retain their frnnchIro
I ln the Western AuHOuoiion
, league aud on October I, 1918,
! the clubs playing bah during
4, said year have the privilege Of
! returning to the western Asa"-
I cuuon II they so doHre
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
Off With the Old Love, on
With New, Decide Moguls
Wan, Higher Classification.

larger cities than the Texas towns and
McAlester.
Want Higher Classification.
The Western association played fast
baseball for class u circuit---faster
than many leagues of higher rank,
But Tulsa does not want class u base
ball She wants at least tho class G
brand and to play with cities of popa
lation nearer her size.
There Is little doubt but that the
league will be success. The selec-
tion OF the officials indicates that the
best interests OF thes.game will be
guarded In all cities and that all will
work toward the best interests bf the
league
The selection OF Charles j Brill ns
president-treasurer was fitting rec
ognition of hts services as Western
association secretary and for the great
aid he has rendered baseball in West
ern association territory
Thru personal acquaintance with
Earl Radcliffe, Daily oklahoman
sporting editor. and n, A. Bridge
water, Muskogee Times Democrat
managing editor, vice presidents am
safe In saying that In the leagues
selections of its vice presidents. long
cessful circuit was taken
Carl Held Leader
Carl w. Held, city editor Of the
Fort Smith Ttmea- Record, named sec
retary, is another leader OF baseball
In the southwest
In III, c, Bass OF Fort smith, J. T.
Lnughney, Muskogee. president. and
Lou Duffy, the league has selected
three splendid trustees The Tulsa
franchise has been placed In the
hands OF the latter, sporting editor af
the Tulsa Democrat
The league is IN capable hands
Tulsa can rest easily that her repre-
sentatiWs will safeguard her mteresl8
To this city's and the games advantage
Forget past chickering's let's all
unite In making the baby league tAe
hest minor In the country
Sport FOR SPORTS sake.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
Rickcy pIce.cd win HcndricLs.

Branch Hickey OF the Cardinals Is
well pleased with his new manager.
Jack Hendricks. Hendricks had a
little wit combat with Charley
Weeghman that made hit with
RIckcy Wceghman was Offering n
price for Rogers Uornsby Yes. YOU
can have him" says Hendricks, "for
$4,000 and all ofa your players
thrown In Gosh. that's stronger
than | was ever able TO make II, says
Rickey
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
Gene belmont and Harvey
ThOrp Each Claim Fight

What's the answer Gene belmont
sends out wire that he won easily
from Harvey Thorpe at Fort Worth;
knocked him down for the count OF
nine In the ninth, was carried from
the ring by the fans and made the
biggest hit OF any boy that ever boxed
'st the Texas town"
other papers carried story from
Fort Worth, stating that the Kansas
city boy won the go and that his
speed was the undoing OF the Mem
phis boy
Thorp viii met Arlos Tanning In
Joplin, January 2S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
Personals.

r. A. Stancliffe. who Is connected
with John Leonard a. Co, the COM
pany that recently extended the Koog-
ler pool southwest OF .EIdorndo to the
southwest, lis i'm the city on his way 10
Texas. Mr. Stancliffe was formerly
connected with the Carter on com
pany.
J. A. Heckenkemper weil-known
Tulsa oil man, Is in Tulsa again after
spending Several weeks in Greenwood
county Kan. where he is starting a
well. He is wearing "A smile that speaks
aloud, TITS going to be IA good one"
John Markham, jr., ls expected
home from Kansas City today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21

1E WANT yovr usea cars, sny condition.
for wreckins purposes. win pay apot cash
Auto salvage. eis East Second street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
nm smith returns 10 Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Jan. 20. William A,
Smith, former manager Of the Atlanta
baseball club of the Southern asso-
citation. has been named secretary
and business manager Of the team,
succeeding Charley u Colsson. II was
announced here tonight Colsson re-
Gently accepted the secretaryshlp OF
the Mobile club "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
Gibson Can Handle Al ,famaux.

George Gibson. the Giants veteran
catcher. is one OF the most popular
players In the biz. leagues George
n not only the pal OF every man ON
rlts Giants but the othsr players thru
out the league az well, George by
the way, was the boy who could han
die young Mamaux aud while with
the Pirates Gibson caught MamauN
and made him show his best stuff.
After Gibson left MamauN seemed tO
iose interest and fell away in his form.
II nothing else works, maybe Wilhcrt
Robinson can sign uibson to handle
tempcramentai AL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
Siour City Wants TO Get
Back in Western League

Sioux city is evlncing "A desire to
again start In the Western league al
ter having given up their fPancise
last year The Iowa city ls after the
Lincoln franchise the Nebraska city
being done as "A Western league town.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
MARMETS
Nsw ORLEANS Cotton review.


NEW ORLEANS. ian. 2O-Net results Of
last week a trading in cotton were loss OF
90 10 "a points Wide dsniDsa followed the
announcement Of the governments fuel resn'
lstionS but short covering caused suf ro-
eoyery on the closing ssssion, THIS covering
movement was stimulated. 10 oonsidernble
extent by the doubie holidays caused by the
Observance Of the fuel holidsy tomorrow.
In The opening sessions Of the week prices
were higher on the strength Of the spot situ
alton, the aCttys months trading about q
quarter Of a cent oYsr the previous week 9
close. The edge appeared 10 have been taken
OF the spot demands by thu middle o. the
week snd a tendency TO sag resulted. sehinE
wsa encouraged by the falling OF In eonsump'
tion among American mills. reported BY tho
census bureau In Its report for the month OF
Desews~~ The fuel regulations, entsiliss
hoii\sys which seemed 10 mean drastic cur
tsilm.nt Of consumption, caught the market ia
rather besrith msod and prices fell y .
aevsl IA 70 lu points under the close OF last
week
This week the trade will probably view the
fusl holidAy la lsus favorable light owing
10 the fact that many mere cotton mills are
running than vas at first supposed would be
possible.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21

MAYBEIl. n, T0t~~lurnished sleeping
room closely spd on both car lines
NINTH, w, Tal--oAe sleeping room in ph.
ystc home. Phone 22s6.
NOGALEs, s., 22-sleepinE room for one Of
two gentlemen.
OLYMPIA, s., se7- Room for rent, nicey
furnished front bedroom; modern home
6...s fss 'sSgss Sgas. employed walking '''''''%
QUINCY. s.; sot--surnished room adjoining
bath; on two car lines
| ROOM ArFS@ " anted, 3 roommate to share
| nice room adjoining bath with rrn1oni,aa
Il desired: strictly private family! >"
SEVENTH, W, tis--Large front room a. -
| private, modern home; well turnfnea
| suitable for ons or two gentlemeni -
location; eIoseia; charges rea'oh'"e
Phone $3.50, -
TENTH, E. 20e--Ssr rent, two well isr
nished rooms adjoining bath i0' VIZ ~
three adults housekeeping privilege y ~
| sired; walking distance also SSN"
Phone 5a6iJ .,.;
THIRD, RI, si2-Modern sleeping rOOh ~
rent, T1..
THIRD. W. 5i7--one large front, as,a
furnished Sleeping room private sas sap,y sSy
all modern eonysniences, Gentle
THIRTEENTH, e. 302---one large u'I,
sleeping room adjoining bath gar@S
desired Phone St52.
TWELFTH. r., 2S-onY nice sicepng. 'oy- g,s.
! adjoining bath; private home. l'die' Wv
/ ferred. Phone 1917 .DL
/ WHEELING, g., bi3-slceping room va "a
! kitchen privilege; In modern homs ,.s
man and wife with no ehildren on "A'"
ing iitnsy line. ---l.a,
YORKTOWN, s., Ssi-rwo dandy nT'F
fixed east front rooms Don phone -:
SLEEPING ROOM Modern. .t"am .o. hss'
! ciosc.in; suitable for one or tao P'''
| Usage $500. as.
| ONE Nicely furnished room with An. n...
and dining Groom privileges Phone '
6OHT-J
IBRocKMAN APTs., BO5 z For rent tg.''s, ss
sdioininx bath; steam heat; oN'"''
trunee. i.,.
! 3 ROOMS Nicely furnished lA ',Gsy;
! home, will be vacant Monday OF va
want young married couple ih'N'
after Monday morning ,.Asl
| APT 3. WILSON BLDG Sew'} "au " A
sleeping room; adiolning bath
employed couple. Phone osasg ,,,,. d
| FURNISHED ROOM For renl o'eAN'''
desired Phone Usage l04oJ'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21

RalI PLAYERS eNldcntlN make good
soldiers Within recent weeks Leon
Cadore OF the Robins and Joe jenkins
OF the White SoN have been admitted
TO officers training schools after short
periods OF service in the ranks,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21

Chick Harley all-AmeFloan half
back, has been elected captain OF the
ohio university Western Conference
champions eleven Harley Is awaiting
a call In the aviation service and niaY
not don the moieslSins ncNt season
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21

The salary of Walter Johnson is to
he cut In half The Swede had two
year war time Casntract which called
for $4,000 annual stipend. Now he
iso to get another war time contract
hut different than his first one.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21

Two rooms furnished to,
Ig modern, '0'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21

For reni, newly nr
~ \ room modern rs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED IRON PRECEDING pAQE

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING RAGE.
nAIIfT-The Minnohaha on com
pany is shut down az $50 fett on the
Wrightsman farm in the northeast
corner OF .hc northwest OF 2i-2l-7
Burris and associates have II ritz
up on the Shepherd farm in the north
west corner OF the southwest OF the
southwest Of 21-21-S II Is No. for
the farm.
The Atchs0n Petroleu mcompany
h.v a rig up for No ON the J M.
Sharp farm In the southeast corner
OF the southwest OF 3I-2l-S.
Armstrong and associates have the
rig up yet for No. | on the river bed
In the center OF the east line OF the
southeast OF the northeast OF 2b-2l-s.
NORTH OF QUaY--Thc Magnolia
Petroleum company In smut down AT
$50 feet on the Beuher farm IN the
southwest corner of the northwest or
the southeast OF 2b-2O.b.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
ls shut down at l5O feet on No, on
the knlsley farm In the southwest
corner OF a0-2O-6.
CUHsISG- oklahoma Natural
Gas company In casing at $3.50 rect
on the Taylor No | In the center OF
the southwest Of the northeast OF
6-1S-5.
Moffitt and Tague are drilling AT
2.6s0 feet on the Walsh farm he tho
southwest corner Of tho northeast OF
S-lS-6.
TERITON N-The Kawfield oil COM
pany Is shut down for fuel at I 100
feet on the Fleming farm In the
northeast corner OF the southwest Of
81 2O-9,
RIISS The Pliss OH a Develop
ment co In drilling at l.s40 feet on
the Miller farm In the center OF the
elst line Of the northwest OF the
southwest OF 12-2i-ie.
JENNINGS The Uncle Sam oil
company has RIG up for No on
the w A. Tankersley farm IN the
northeast corner OF the southeast OF
22-20-7.
Mclaughlin and asso-
ciates have failure In the test on
the william Ellis farm, In l4-25-l4,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
ABOLITION OF FREAK
DELIVERIES LOGICAL
John Camel, Kansas City
Pilot, Believes Majors viii
Follow Lead.

KANSAS cry, Mo- Jan 20 The
abolition of the spitbaIl emery bnll,
and other freak deliveries rs tho
ereGteHt piece OF legislation ever
adopted by the American ASSOCIATION,
in the opinion of John CANCEL. man
nger Of the Kansas city club
The major leagues soon viii adopt
the same rule." predicted camel. "It
Is the logical thing 10 do. and they
Will All come TO II. The American
association simply made the start.
with the spitball and the freak de-
lireries. baseball has come 10 be
simply matter Of the skin OF tho
pitcher Most Of the fans go 10 the
ball park TO watch the whole team
play. not TO see just one or two men
perform. one Ia nothing games. with
two or three hits on each side are
not interesting 10 watch, The fans
IKE 10 see players hi the ball when
"A player gets up IN a pinch and
knocks out two. bagger. the fans
make hero out OF him. Thia proves
that they want to see action on the
field
Must Abolish splitter
ana u tlAfub 10 fthHpH NnhN u
you abolish the emery bali YOU must
also abolish the Bpitball--yo mus,
keep the pitchers hands away from
his mouth, because II IN easy for a
clever pitcheroto fool the umpire. lie
can smooth one side OF the ball with
spit and roughcn tho other with his
thumb, and the bali will take IA two
foot hop when he throws n t'nder
The new rules he Will be forbidden TO
spit On the ball, and any roughened
balls Will he thrown out by the um
pire. III II In shown that tho bali was
roughened by the pitcher, a s2b fine
win he assessed"
while Gan2cl did not care 20 say
what HIS attitude. as q league mag
nate, would he toward the abandon
mrnt uf the spring training trips. he
said that no far M his team n con
cerned, the climate here ~ warm
enough In April to permit training at
home.
However" he raid "spring train,
. ms trips are not as necessary now ~
they formerly were Baseball players
have more brains today They make
the game their business and they
keep IN condition during the winter
and are ready for work when spring
comes Therefore. the spring train
ing campa away from home, the pur-
pose of which IL 90 condition the
players and take Off excess weight
are not ~ much needed"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
offcrs s,oo 600 for F,gh,.

=. Chester Thompson of Cheyenne,
Wyo, has offered eJss Willard $500
600 for title go with Fred Fulton,
Frank Moran OF Jack Dempsey,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21

No one has as yet directed cry OF
"busher!" TO Jack Hendricks. These
who might he inclined to do So are
cautions In view OF what Clarence
Rowland accomplished after being
similarly dubbed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
Mike eKuy loses Entire Team.

Seven St Paul Saints have heen
lost and five more viii probably be
drafted, which will just about wreck
Mike Kepy's 1913 nine,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21

NEw YORK, Jan, 20-CurisImenl OF sleel
production within the last few days has
been more pronouneed, reports from producing
sections east aud west Indicating y reduced
outturn OF from 90 10 90 per cent The i'm
mediate cause Is th. shortage Of fuel. Gov.
eminent requirements have been Increasing
10 further exclusion Of private demands
The closing of many plants during me
week has caused material decline In the
prodprtion Of steel plate
Pir iron can not be had, sIcspt on cur
rent coGtrscts, which are from four TO sE
weeks behind
Private demand for copper has been hight
Production Of head has fallen off,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
Nav Lors Financial Review

NEW YORK. Ian. 20--Wall street re-,
CARDS ~ mere OF lcss inryitAble a genera'
contrsetion Of financial, industrial and com
nereial activities extending into tho spring
fnents conservation decree,
The belief prevails, however, that Investment
securities are not likely TO suffer strori4
disturbance Of quoted values. The compare
tive scarcity Of offerings which followed the
abrupt news from sshingion N accepted sS
ditiOn. ,
Peace possibilities were sctvnly canvassed
early In The week uut received check later
Private financial projects are likely 70 be
Ind detinitnly deferred because OF Washington =
latest edet some Of the railroads seem TO
be emerging from their more adVars" oondl'
iions Of last year, Altho gross earnings IN
nnur To be largely absorbed by greater op'r
~klng costs -
EThe world war precludes fair comparison
present monetary conditions wiih those OF
periods Of recent years, but
the trend obviously Ia towards higher rates
for all forms Of accommodation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
Cnttnn Cloth Reyiew.

NEW YORK, ian 40 Cotton goods marbets
ruled very firm last week and there has been
active buying for fall delivery at high prices.
Fancy domcis wcre opened for the season
Tic year ago and buyers rendered iGSsr
business than last wear. Owing 10 nanutso-
turing conditions mills are cutting down or
drrs not less than so per cent
The fuel administration order did not Af
feet Cotton goods adversely.
For the time being sellers are retlefnt on
hrowp and gr.y goods to be made. Tickitgi
advanced ahcs yard 20 a bAsss Of 7he for
souuce goods, and AL eoored hnes. are are
firmer Fsu xinshams have opened AZ ~ c
ynmbsr Wide sheetinft and other domsstlcs
sctIyely firm Duck production Ia under
control Of the government.
Quotations moro or leM nominal are As
print cloths 2s-ineh. 6ix6ts, oAe .6ts
6oc, pikc. gsn Inch. 6Axois, lZHc hid
brown shcrtings, southern htandards,s 5ie
d.nins 20s southern indigo, ~ hc; TICK
ings. n ounce 81 t4ci prints, i3c dress gins'
hams, 22hc staple singhhmS, lsc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21

The Reds tried to send Walter
Ruether to Chattanooga, hut the
player refused to go and negotiations
were dropped between the clubs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21

benvyweisht enrnaa--s4-s,.s in the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21

,,--Ivo large light hou,..
iose'in sl3 so per Vel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

LOST AND FOUND Z
BULL DO6,x-fszl zone white bull dog with
brind.s spots.s Phone lees.
CAMEO PfN--Lost, on downtown Atreets;
finder kindly call ossge 7i2s.
cH AKIN Lost; Knight remplar on one side.
double eagle on the other. Return 10 Dr.
A. W pigford. 2oa Robinson Bldg, and
receive reward
HANDBAG--i, ,one lady black hand.
bag liberal fesard. Phone Usage 80.
HAIR SWITCH---In envelope, Jost In Ma
,ssiie thsa.sr Thursday evening; reward.
Kfys--Lo.i. bun,h OF keys Phone a4iT.
Reward
KEYs--Lost. bunch OF keys Finder phone
265T Reward
LAuNDRY-Iost, -prckago laundry; liberal
rewsrd return 10 Terry Miller Laundry.
PACK AGE-. Eost, small package with address
can cafe and Third and Main; reward.
Call 1898 "a
pIN--Lost, diamond 1SS pearl Sc, In pl.,i.
mum pin; down town Friday liberal re.
ward Phone 5903.
WAfcli li--LOst. ladies small soid Elsin wrist
watch, somttime Saturday p. m; reward.
CAL phone bli4 or 1921
TAILOR MADE ,SUIT--Lost, or stolen from
car, Saturday night, January ~. one tailor.
made suit; brown. with red stripe: size 40;
liberal rsward for Information or recovery.
Bohnefeld Cleaning Works.
BUNCH OF KEYS--lost, with q. ]. Fox on
name plate. Finder return TO l2 North
Main. or phone Usage I07.
Lost Female dog, English setter, white
with brown face, brown spots; collar with
name plate, Address Bia South Nogales
or phone $500. Reward
LOST 1--kubber covered auto robe on West
Thirteenth, t5 reward return to G. l..
faneey. Phone bseB or TAFT.
LOST--YounE female, black and white
pointer. Return to iTfT South Boulder or
notify J. Brooks: reward. Phone 5al2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-21
Today IN Ring Annals.

1905 Johnny Coulon defeated Jaol,
FRANCIS In two rounds at Chicago.
laOs--Billy Papke defeated Wal
ter stanton In fopr rounds dt Boston
laO9--Leach Cross knocked out
Young Otto In the fifth round at New
York
lslO--Leo lIouck and Joe Hlrst
fought six round draw at lAncas-
ter, Pa,
lsl Young Lnuehrey outpointed
81 Nelson In six rounds at phlla-
delphia.
1871 Monte Attell knocked out
Joddy McFadden In the second round
nt Pittsburgh.
frankie Burns aeefnted
Johnny pnly IN 20 rounds at New
Orleans.