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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
DEALERS MUST GET LICENSE
Al Coal Distributors Required To
Take out Permit

ADA. April An distributors Of
coal In Oklahoma must obtain H.
cense from the federal fuel admin
istration At Washington or go out
OF business after April T. according
to recent ruling received hy = \.
Norris, fedora fuel administrator for
oklahoma. Those who send iu their
application for license before April
may continue in business unless
notified to the contrary. This in
cludes all persons, firms. corpora
tions and associations engaged IN
distributing coal or coke In any ca
pacity whatever except common
carriers, retail dealers. producers
and miners OF coal und manufactur-
ers OF coke distributing exclusively
their own product and an individual
exclusively employed by "a single pro
ducer or In the exclusive employ AS
purchasing agent by such consumer
All distributors OF coal or coke who
are subject TO the license and who
have not filed their statement should
write at once 90 the license section
of tho legal division Of the United
states fuel administration, Washing
ton. - c. and application for IT,
rense will be sent them at once This
means that no person, partnership.
corporation or association physically
receiving. handling and delivering
coal or coke 10 consumers has 20
got n license
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
Score of Michigan j..
Ball TOssers OW

ANN ARBoR, Mich. April =
More than a score OF candidates TOT
the University OF Michigan haseoa''
team have survived winter practice
and the squad Is now working out
on Ferry field. Since the pitchers
began TO open up. the hothouse
smgRcrs have not been no ferocious
as they were when practice was IN
the cage,
Coach Lundgren IS particularly
pleased over the showing of pitchers
Glen and Ruzika, and nc has cons'd-
erable promising material 70 MAKE
up the rest OF the twirliug starr.
Glen pitched for the varsity last
year. while Ruzlcka was the star OF
tho freshman nine Ruzickn is from
Chicago where he enjoyed an un-
usual prep record. Lundgren is in
need OF n southpaw as Sarispy LETT
college to enlist In the navy.
Morrison probably will be first
string catcher and Mraz Will be his
Onderstudy. Mraz was RuZicka's
battery mate in prep school
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
FARMERS MEET THREE
LEADING STATE MINES
University Of Oklahoma, thilnvCo
Indian, aud Phillips University
PLAY NEgic Nine.

.s.a. 'o Tho world
srlIINNrTR. OkM.. Aprl
lirr,H the iols oklahoma Aguo
n1. cobalt schedule 10 date.
April b and G Phillips university
40 saltwater
Apru 81 and il Chtlocco Indians
H' tIIIuU,u.
Npru 90 tnd 20 Oklahoma uni-
NuIsIty a, saltwater
Aprn aG and % Phillips univcr-
slN ui Euid
Nayoi and Chllocco Indians at
saltwater
May no and At Oklahoma uni
trrutv nt Norman
-Four games each with three state
t'pws make up the diamond calcn-
iar nH IL stands now. Probably two
or four more games viii bc added
This win hc tho llghtcst baseball
schedule Oklahoma \. 4 NJ. college
hss undertaken for several seasons,
Coach hrltChHrd ig having diffl-
Guilty In manufacturing team that
viii come up to the standard Scar
city OF material In HIS chief handl-
cap. only two men ~ last season 8
Huuid are working out They are
Southwlck and Percy From group
~ youngsters and a fe winexperl-
ouged upper clasS men, Pritchard Ia
trying 80 draw timber for varsity
Word h the only pitcher Of col
lego callbcr ana he In lacking In
experience although he has splen.
ala natural Hbilily Hc ir u hard
hittor and has been playing In the
ouifiold IN addition to his twuling.
Becker ana Paul youngsters, are
next 300 line Tor the box position.
With SouthWick, regular infleldor,
grooming for relief hurlcr.
ColgInzlcr Ethcridgc and Ander-
son are alternating behind tho plate.
Weaver and Hostick are rival first
snckers l'ntil recently Wllber had
the cull on second. but "a sprained
anklo has temporarily checked him.
Hickey In working at the middle
base. Mathews and Ray been de
tailed ut the hot corner and south
wick is practically without Competi-
tiun ~ short
Percy In the only regular out
fielder Word, Etheridgc, Hatch and
NuylcB are trying for ny-chasing
Jobs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
Sailors 10 Play for
Amateur Championship p

OMAHA. Ncb. Nprn An anna
tour hp-obnu tcom composed of sail
ors OF tho United states navy VII
be among the contcStors for the
honors of 1919 IN omaha These
mon are attached 10 tho recruiting
station here, All have had expert
euce on the diamond In private ltte
and six " them played last year on
the team of tho Great Lakes naval
training station
The men signed are rs follows.
r. j Ross manager and Guy Stoner,
from tho nrmorod cruiser San
Diego, n Bosen, W. " Pepper and
n Dixon, from the hattloship Ohio.
w Stevens from tho haitleHhip New
Jersey and j Kartner T. sullivan.
W McGath, q Brott, w. Wuern
and r. Hughes from the Great Lakes
naval training station.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
NO CHANCE FOR
WESTERN LEAGUE
That Circuit Won't Go South,
Doesn't Want Tulsa for
a Member.
TULSA DOESN'T WANT IN
This is No Time to Put City
in Fast League; Wait I'm
til Hun Is Whipped.
TULSA DOESN'T WANT IN
CRY LARRY pAILEy

Not chance That's where
Tulsa stands In reference to rccur-
Ing Il berth In the Western league
this coming season. Recent press
reports. ono from a Kansas Cty
paper, have been 20 the effect that
Tulsa and Oklahoma city might ho
Invited to become members of the
Dickcrson circuit But the Western
league is made up, with an eight
club circuit and ready To 90. Plans
md "A schedtllC have been made Tor
the cities now In the league. TulS"
"a not wanted i'm the league at TINS
time The cities n the north have
mo desire of going further south.
Nrhe long jumps make 1t am lmposS,
bility. Instead of going soulh,
there Is any change nt all Wh''n ~
improhablc. II viii be 70 'et w ulolo
northern elites ana 20 uIoP 'ho "'' H'
on the southern end
Tulsa doesn't want I'm the western
,oaguc. Representation i'm last
class "A league would be a great
thing for this city and WI! come
eventually But now, win wv
shadow Of the war coming closer
each day and America %uled upon
20 sacrifice more and more, this is
no time to initiate this city In hiEh
class minor league baseball war
work is taking most of the um' VI
us all leaving little In which TO d',
yoto 10 the formation Of a haschal'
club ,he expense ot huhdlhE
nark. which would he necessary
should not be undertaken AT 'nHS
time. -. DO, Hthe
tulsa might secure q hctih Nv WV
western league. TO have II prove "
f.Ilurc And whom a city fans as u
minor league town It takes "e''N'
Tor il 20 regain another chance 4
Var better for us 20 forget nl
orgnnized baseball uutll the nun ms
Seen whipped. Not that We are ~
forget dil baseball a ilst U, vs
isaSue such AS Tulsa Is to have iilH
summer. will provide a hlEu kiau'
NJ bali and amusement Tor we 'uta.
The more think about thAt VSiiv
league proposition, the more NY
q especially at this time WIN n,.
tie or no expense. tho GrouuuS
doratcd free. the players All Iuls'h7
nnd playing the game merely luI Wv
ioyc OF the sport. It should PIoN'
freat wartime movement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
JAPS TO BE FRIENDS
OF RUSSIA ASSERTED
Parliament on Siberian
Question.
By Bud Fisher


ny The Associated rteu
TOXIC, Tuesday. March 26.--Ths
statement mada by Foreign Minister
Motop0 in addressing Joint session
of parliament today that In the event
Japan IN compelled To send troops
into Siberia there IN no Intention
whatever of treating Russia as an
enemy and that Japan will never
adopt an aggressive policy such as
Germany n pursuing IN European
Russia has excited especial inter-
est
The ozah opp0sltlon has criticised
the government for not making q
similar declaration before whom Rus
sla WIS al n loss tn know what 20
do. II In believed that Russians as-
slsting Germans In siberia should
be regarded Az enemies
Nisc0unt Uehida, the JapRn nose am
hassador to Russia, who has arrived
here, ID quoted ~ saying that he
doubts dermanySntends To attack
India.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
TO COST MORE THAN
EVER TO PLAY GOLF
hut Innovations Ia the Manufacture
VIII Offset Increased Cost; Balls,
Sticks and BHIIgs Go Higher.

CHICAGO. April ulIigh grade
golf balls aud clubs will cost more
this season than ever before I'm the
history OF the ancient scottish game,
but Innovations I'm manufacture are
said to offsct the increased cost by
adding to the flight OF the balls and
the longevity Of the clubs
Several brands of golf balls that
have sold heretofore for 20 cents
each are to retail this season at 80
cents and new brands advertised to
fly further than last years balls
arc to sell FOR dollar
Discussion ~ plan 10 make goli
balls uniform az tu material ana
manufacture, so as TO avoid tho
struggle for supremacy as 10 carry
ing qualities. has hocu renewed, TINS
campaign Is not based alone ON The
effort TO standardizo the price. hul
To avoid making Useless the present
courses, which have been eliminated
"a thousand yards during the last fe"
years.
To lengthen the links further
II ~ argued. would not only demand
more expensive land, but would make
the playing Of round OF is holes
oNerlohg ana TOO uI'H"I'e iu' NV
average man or woman VI u''
present course or e'nvo NarnS ~, wv
"a player mas 10 walk some NV. WI
SIX miles. counting tne eNt.h ',,l,'
Tor sliced or pull"h Hh"'F' ll' wv.
lance from green 10 Tee IN "na wv
"l puhkerS. hrohhh p"nuS aHi wv
many steps crossing ana r'Sf"s''"h
the greens while putting
The scarcity of good s'''h =,
.Frowth hickory for shaf's mas ,''7'.,
the price or clubs 10 creep up HI'".t
the last ten years, the nest 'i .''IH
ana brassies now selling for 'l',n
- 10 -, hs against "a prlc" oi -
or Tess when the game tlrs' ',a''
10 grow rapidly in Nnerioh. Ut '''
clubs OF the best" grades nave IN
creased IN price from 'l.-' '' "I
wards OF W to s. I'm ia" Same per
ind Much OF this incr"as" in n''.'
has come about in ih' l'-. rec
years ADDED 20 ihis advance '' "'
Original cost Is he higher pII.' I"'
replacing shafts, which l"s" 'h''
htc. or become sprung from ".'. ''
misuse.
This season Will s"" the adfrH. OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
Mems Swimming Class
Starts AT "Y" ThursddL

Mons swimming GLASSES. whlca
wcro scheduled 10 start Tuesday.
under th, direction ~ " W. Woody.
have been postponed untu Thursday
'E,.Iu- Nurh Interest has been
manifested over the prospect Of nav
.ng Hn opportunity tp learn 10 handle
.'w.'tr. in The untcr by business
InI professional men of tho r.'y aud
70 Hrs. .I1aHls anticipated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
CITY LEAGUE TO BE
PERFECTED TONIGHT
Final Plans for Organization Of
Scmi-pro Baseball Organization
10 he Made.

city loaEuers will meet tonight at
the Y. NJ. c. A. nt 8 o'clock. 10 per
fact final plans for tho organization
OF the local Independent circuit
Numerous inquiries were received
at The World office yesterday ref
ative 10 the formation of tho league,
coming mostly from players and
fans Roth were anxious as 10 when
the league Is 10 start ard all eN-
pressed themselves as being In
amid season" form.
4. To date there are nino companies
IN have definitely asked for league
mem horship Just how many teams
are to secure bcrths II To bc decided,
with all other problems. including
the election OF officers, at tonights
powvow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
SpOrtOgaphy


Nnlhh INihs
said "a Cirottc To pitcher llu.-
nv "smuc tall" "a q mystery e.I'l.
They'll got you this year like un upt
Said PITCHER nm TO ia CIrutlc
John camel manager of the
Kansas CITY club is wise old bird
John Is laying low' untll ho can
pir, some players from the Giants
or the white SoN John knows play.
ers when hc sees them.
Jack Munich, the first hacman
recently purchased from Atlanta uE
Connie Mack. was 500 hitter last
year iu tho Southern association.
Chicago fans are apprehonsiye
concC.rilng the chances of the
white SoN during the next season II
Eddie Cicottc. the crscE pitcher.
ana RAY Sch1lk. beokstop. arc uu.
able 10 play. Roth the shine ball ar.
list ana the catcher arc On q ryrIOJ8
condition following their recent nee
cident at Mineral springs. Texas,
when both were thrown from AN
automobile
As HomuH Wagner has retired.
Max Carey viii he fold captain "
the Pirates this year. carey Will
receive $4,000 in salary FOR playing
center field. and 5000 extra FOR
leading tho players Csrey's pow
cs. however, viii ho more ihruroti-
cal than otherwise fur Manager
Hugo Hezdok Will do no talking on
the field "a hen there De any talking
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
Indians Hare Buf
TLB0 HOidOuis

CLEVELAND. Aprn f'v...
received from NcW orleans. 'Nn
spring training camp uf ... ''rrr.
land Americans. ure Co. f... rf'...
that all players are In '", ..i 'H.
crpt pitchers Baghy ar1 i". .Ira
l8us here uro much o, ....' oyer
the report that ll'chcr .. wood
is rapidly getting into g.. ..u lt
is SAID that be iH fast rr.H|"Hy bis
speed
MsT'v and Hal 1'haae .r.n Kept
In condition during fHn winter
MONTH. In rcIanl by ...ug ,u-
dO.r DJseoL'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
state Highway Funds.

RtN1blN0, Okla, Apr, 2.--be-
tween July !, 1918, and January 81,
1918, ti6,sa4 was remitted TO
Jefferson county bv the state high
way department or this amount
ts0S was apportioned 20 cities of
the first class ana siS,4l67s 10 the
county highway fund These figures
are taken from n report recently
made 10 the county by Highway
Cofi1tnissioner Noble
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
Tc,ns Ranger KiIlcd.

swEETwATER. Toxns, April 2.
Captain Henry /. Ransom Of the
Texas state rangers was shot and In
stantly killed In a hotel here last
night, lie left his room to lnvesli-
cate sounds OF shooting affair In,
the hall and II IL believed he was
Killed incidentally. He leaves a
widow and two children living at
Hampstead
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
start Play in Boys
Basketball Leagues

iuY Iu fhc Tulsa high school
boys basketball leagues was 20 start
at Tho high school gym this after
unnn with the first hour classes
meeting the second hour classes In
Ib'n ihn lightweight" and heavy
u,.Hhl divisions
I' Was expected 10 conclude the
nfnos iu the leagues bv next weeL.
Hr whi,h umc the volley bail league
|H fp Hr started
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
PREMIER UNDER SHELL FIRE
Clcmcnceau Ventures Dangerously
Near to Front Line.

PARIS, April Premier Glenn
enceau while ON his daily visit to
the front yesterday venturcd so near
tho first line that his automobile
was shelled vigorously by tho DER
man artillery. All the windows were
broken but NJ. Clemenceau was not
hurt
The premier returned TO Paris en-
thuslaatic und full OF confidence In
the favorable issue Of the present
great battle
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03

COLUMBUS. April Joe Tinker.
r,csidept and manager Of the Column
nus club Of the American association.
nractiraIly has decided TO set the
starting time for all games at Neil
nark tbis summcr'nt ! o'clck Hun
drcds OF the club patrons have ad-
yiscd him that this would be the
>popular hour
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03

twice by Purcell and once by Shaw
nee. now cup Is offered for the
grammar section the first having
become the permanent property or
Johnston county. The baseball cup
has been won twice 10y the Okcmah
high school and once by HenrYelta.
The girls basketball cup has been
won once hy McLoud and once by
Ada
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
nrrRnIr MEErs TILTs-

DETROIT. April 2. Tho lunIycrsi-
fy of Detroit football eleven has
booked a game win Tufts college
here on Nov Q. The only open dat"
left ON the O. of II schedule is Nov.
II. and an effort is being mad" 20
obtain game with the navy eleven
GUmour Dohic, coach Of tho Na.y,
was I'm charge ~ the University ~
petrolt squad for few days last
season. a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03
Exhibition


l'hII.'" Irna Arm -..tsiA
'..n Iuu.ulfr
". lI g.
l...fnu Americans ........ ~ b
I.r.....H EHiuu1Is 8
Batteries Ruth. Nr'abr. Guph and
'..'" HHnr NTVuri Mitchell
H.I Kruger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-03

March this way for your
new spring suit.
Our ranks are full.
Never a better showing
in colors, fabrics and
models.
Never before so easy
for you to capture just
the suit that catches
your fancy.
Suits for the perfectly
normal derby hat hui
mans as well as for "the
LITTLE group of serious
thinkers who put it
over strong when it
comes to dress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-19
Another exceptional offer of
I&G,zzu CORSETS
Odds and ends and discontinued models

UUUS UIlU 171uS U71U ULSCOT7fLnU9d nlO04ZS Last Saturday placed sale 283 Gossard corsets at reduced prices That sale for one day ony and our orset-Department crowded the whole day long, In response to numerous requests from those who were u able to be fitted many who could not attend the sale that day. place the remainder of these corses and many additional numbers on sale for today's shoppers
 In securing this group corsets for todays selling we are in order to make the display complete as possible including many beautiful styles thatshould in all fair ever they included in this sale and that is the fact that interests you most full scope of sizes for all fig ures are m the lo and though may not be able to find your particular size in the identical style that ap peals to you most you are certain of finding in another style that will meet with your approval We will advise youto come as early as possible today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-19
isses' Street Hats
 $5.75

A special offering of limited lot (two dozen) misses large velvet and felt combination street hats in different colors and combination effects They are quite the most attractive misses hats we have shown this season at anything near this price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-19
Set of six Table TurnblerS special
 30c

Just the proper weight for general family use, in neat colonial shapes. An extra value on the fourth floor for this morning.
 The wise housewife will grasp this opportunity to buy six good sized table tumblers for 39c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-19
Trimmed HQfs
 $ 8.75

Today the woman who is very exacting in the se- lection of her early fafl hat will find decided choice in this offering of four dozen small, smartly trimmed hats at 8.75.s It is an offering that allows the widest choice of colors and black
 They are hats that are designed to win the fancy of the most eXacting Second Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-19
Set of six Ice Tea Classes special
 $l

This, too, is an extra ordinary value in a good clear quality ice tea glass in a medium weight. Were we to tell you the present market value of these it would sound like an exag- geration. Have round bottoms and flaring tops, and are in neat colonial shapes. -4th Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-19

This morning we place on sale three dozen gen. uine Gage hats. They are special purchase, otherwise we could not begin to offer them to you at anywhere the price that is quoted above. These show the snappiest and most at- tractive models for street wear and offer the widest choice in style conception and in trim ming.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28

Manager Moore has engaged the
famous Lanhan Bros. Stock Co.
for his Easter week attraction at
the Palm commencing Monday,
April 1st. This is one of the best
stock companies on the circuit.
and you ar assured of a good
show at the Palm next week. The
company consist of some feature
players in fact each one deserves
special mention. Carl Lanham the
leading man was the past three
years leading man for the Grand
Theatre Stock Co. in Chicago. Miss
Clara Preston. the leading lady
was O. ID. Woodward's leading
lady in Kansas City for several
seasons. IL will be a great show at
the YYYYYYYYYYVN NNNipogffh
the Palm next week and all of the
plays will be new and the OPEN
ing one for Monday night will be
the big rural comedy drama.
'.Home Folks" Don't that sound
good. The vaudeville between the
acts is extra strong and ii is
headed by Little Kathryn, the very
greatest child impersonator in
vaudeville. Arrange to be at the
Palm next Monday night end see
what is Offered you.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
LATE BULLETINS
,(By United Press

London: Continued fighting
north of Albert, situation un-
changed. The British have been
forced back slightly. The German
losses are severe.
Paris: Heavy British reserves
are arriving on the battle front
today. French reserves are await
ing developments. The French arc
standing their ground, fighting
fiercely.
Amsterdam: Berlin admits that
great masses of British and
French troops are assembled and
lready to attack German flanks.
Washington: American tanker
Paulsboro sank German submar-
inc after a battle recently, the
navy department. announced to-
|day-
London: 1t is conservalively es-
timated that the German army
has lost so per cent of The mcl
engaged or about 100000 men
The Germans are now held at al
points and the resistance of Tho
Allies grows stronger hourly.
London: Odessa has been re-
captured by the Soviet and Ullra-
inian troops after a bloody battle
with the Germans.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
7 German Soldiers to Every 8 Feet
of fiuhtinu Line

Dispatches from the battle front
say that the Germans used 600,-
600 troops to attack the British
on the fifty-mile fighting front,
where the greatest battle of the
war is raging.
That means: 10000 soldiers pei
mile. -.
There are twelve city blocks to
the mile in Chicago. Therefore
that means that the enemy uscc
1 900 men to the block.
IL will give some idea of the
density of the attacking maze
when these figures show that
there were approximately seven
German soldiers TO every three IL
'Df the fighting line.