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El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01
Los rcSuifddOS
A~SOfnbrarQn a
La POblaciOn

La gente reporta buenos resultadcs
del uso del Lavoptik para lavar los
oJos. Una nina con los ojos debiles,
y cansados, Sc aliviaran con UNA sola
APPLICATION. Su madre no padfa coser
nj leer a causa de dolores en- los ojos
y en- una semana Sc habia desapareci-
do ell NAL. Una botellita de Lavoptik
esta garantizada para ayudar a CADA
0ASO de ojos inflamados o irritados.
UN SOLO LAVADO maravilla con sus
resultados tan violentos. Sc da una
copita de Aluminio para usarla en- los
ojos, GRATIS.-Bond & Nohl Co., 30.
ticarios en- Espanola, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01
dor .. BENJAMIN ". Read.l


HABfA a Ia llegada del gran Arzo
bispo don JUAN BAUTISTA LAMY
en- ell otofio de 1851, en- Nuevo Mexico
diez padres mexicanos, a saber: Re
verendos Jose Manuel Gallegos, Jose
de JESUS Leiva, Lucero, Jose de Jesus
Lujan, Antonio de J. Martinez, Vicen'
tie Montana, Fernando Ortis, Juan Fe'
lipe Ortiz, Ramon Salazar y Juan Tru'
jillo.
En- 1854, Ell Arzobispo Lamy trajo
de Francia al Padre Peter Eguill6n,
al P. Antonio Juillard, p. Estevan A.
bel, P. Damaza Taladrid (espafol,) y
al P. c. Martin. Tambien vinieron 3
seminaristas que fueron ordenados en-
Nuevo Mexico, Juan Guerin, Eugenio
Paulet y Javier Vaure-1S56. Lamy
envi0 a su VicaTio General Rev. Jo-
seph p. Machebeuf, quien habfa veni-
do o ell ArzObispo Lamy en- 1850, a
Francia para que trajera mas sacer-
dotes. Machebeuf trajo seis semina-
%ristas; G. Usset, j. M. Coudert, A.
Truchard, ]. B, Palliere, ]. B. Ralli6re
J.. B. Fayet y J, Fialon. Todos estos
Sc o~rdenaron en- Santa Fe en- ell vera
no de 1861
En- 1859, ell Rev. p. Eguillon trajo
dos sacerdotes, al P. J. B. Salpointe,
(quien despues vino a ser Arzobispo)
~ al P. F. Jouvenceau. Tambi6n vi
nieron tres seminaristas, B. Bernard,
Peter Martin y ]. B. Theobald Raven
dy.
Entire los 50 sacerdotes que suce-
dieron a los sacerdotes mexicanos des
de 1851, ell nombre del Padre Camilo
Seux es ell 7Savo en- la lista segun la
compilation hecha por ell Arzobispo
Salpointe en- su obra titulada: Soda
dos de la Cruz" FL Padre Camilo pa
rece que fue ordenado en- Santa Fe
por ell ~entonces 0bispo Lamy, v por
algun tempo actuo como asistente al
Vicario General, P. Eguillon, y des.
pues fue asignado a la Parroquia de
San Juan, la que administered in per-
petuam.
Ell Padre Camilo ha gastado milla-
res de pesos EN- San Juan; reconstru-
yo la antigua e historical Iglesia de
los FranciscanOs; construy6 un Capt.
liza solida de- piedra de estilo gotico,
siendo la mi na una replica del famo-
so Santuariol de Lourdes en- Francia,
y en- la cual esta reproducido un pro-
exactd de la Iglesia e historical
Gruta de Loj des, asf como de la apa-
de la Virgen a Bernardita
tambien conStruy0 una costOsa, mo-
derna Y c6moda casa parroquial, ell
costo de cuyas mejoras envolvi6 ell
gasto de cerca de $75.00O.0O
Ell Padre Seux ha preparado su pro-
pia sepultura dentro de las murallas
de su Santuario de Lourdes. de name
que, despues de su muerte, sus res
tos d~escanzaran hasta ell fin del mum
do entire sus amados hijos. los indios
de San Juan, quienes fueron los pri-
meros en- recibir hace 800 amos, las
de la Cristiandad de los
Padres Franeiscanos que acompana-
a Ohate y quienes, segun la histo-
(por B. NJ. Ready construyeron la
primera iglesia en- Nuevo Mexico IN
iicho pueblo, en- Agosto y Septiembre
del afio de 1898.
En- conclusion, dire que ell Padre
.amilo vino a Nuevo Mexico en- ell
aho de 1866.
BENJAMIN M. READ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01
B BENJAMIN M. READ.
oBlTUARIo.

Don Francisco Mendoza, un resi-
dente acomodado de Galisteo, Conda
do de Santa Fe, e hijo politico de D.
Ascension Silva, este dltimo cufado
de D. Benjamin M. Read de esta ciu
dad, falleci6 ell martes a las 1880 p.
M, segdn las noticias recibidas aquf
aver microbes. Ell finado Mendoza
deja una viuda y algunos hihos en-
Galisteo, y muchos parientes en- Por
tugal. FL finado era muy bien como
eido Ell Galisteo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01
oBlTuARio.

La Srita FELICITAS GARCIA, de
So amos de edad. falleci6 ell sabado pa
sado en- SUI Residential en- la Ayenida
de Palacio. lie %sobreviven dos her
manos y tres hermanas, y era hija del
la finada Prudencia Garcia. Los fu-
nerales Sc verificaron ell martes de
esta semana en- la Cathedral de San
San Francisco a las 8 de la mafiana,
y ell sepelio Sc verified en- ell cemente-
rio del Rosario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01

Cinco mil pesos han sido apropia-
dos por ell Cuerpo de C~omisionados
del Condado de Santa F6 por su par
tie en- ell trabajo en- connection con la
ayuda del estado para mejorar Ell ca
mino entire Tesuque y Pojuaque, Sc
gun las informaciones recibidas en-
la oficina del ~ingeniero del estado Ill
timamente. Ell trabajo Sc empezara
sin demora alguna.
Tambien 81 ha llegado a n deci-
sion para seguir adelante Immediate
mente con ell trabaio de mejorar ell
canine entire la Escuela de Indios v
la Bajadita, y ell condado y ell estado
cooperaran uno con ell otro para po-
nerlo en- buenas condolences con una
.superficie duradera.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01
HISTORICOS So
BRE LA VIDA DEL REV.
lip. CAM|L0 SfUX.I

Con motive de la celebration del Ju-
bIleo del Rev. camilo Seux, suplioa-
mos al sr. D.. Benjamin M. Read Sc
slrviera facilitarnos algunos datos
aeerca de dieho sacerdote, y eI Sr.
Read, con la amabilidad que lie ca
racteriza, Sc slrvi6 p~repararnos ell
siguiente apunte h~ist6rico, que mu-
cho lie agradecemos, por e este a.
sunto de muoho inter6s para nues-
tros lectores.-Nota de la Reduction
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01

Una botella de cerveza arrojada al
maj de a bordo de un transatlantico
cerca del Cabo de Buena Esperanza,
fue recogida en- las costas de Austria
liza habiendo tardado SO dias en- atra-
vesar ell .oceano ,Indico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Santa Fe, NJ M, July
Is, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Pedro Martinez, of Lamy, New Mex
leo, who, on october 9TH, 1912, made
Homestead Entry No. O17315, 4 r Sc
IA, Section 90, Township IA NJ,
Range II E., N. M. p. Meridian, has
filed notice OF intention to make
three year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
the Register and Receiver, at Santa
Fe, NJ M, on Sept. 10, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses: Luis
Martinez, Ramon Sandoval, Julio
Chavez, Antonio Jose Garcia, all OF
Lamy, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
First Pub. July IS. last Aug. Is.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01

Sc observation-disclosures y ira
bajadores en- Ia maquIna de aserrar
do Buchanan. - Santa Fe Builders
Supply Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01
First Pub. July is. last Aug, Is.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Republication

bhCKAbttSabtSb
Department of the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M, July
9, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that Juan
G. Gurule, Of Vallecitos, N. M, who
made Small Holding Claim No. 5109-
034S92, for tract in Section 36, Town
ship 81 NJ, Range 7 e., N. M. P.
Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make final proof. to establish
claim to the land above described,
before J. p. Rinker, U. s. Commits
sioner, at Tres Piedras. N. M, on
Aug. 16, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Porfirio DeHerrera, Juan Ortega,
Manuel Jaouez. Daniel Gurule, all Of
vallecitos, N. N.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
First Pub. July II. last Aug. s.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01
DOS LIDRAS DE- AzUCiR
AL MES DESDE AHORA
EN- AD{LANTE,

Sc HA ANuNclApo VA LA NuEvA
REGLA QUE DA SOLO DOS L.
BRAS DE AzUcAR AL MES PoR
PERSONA; Sc ANlMARA A LA
GENIE A QUE HAGA coNsER-
VAS PARA APRovEcHAR LAS
FRUTAS ABUNDANTES.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01

HALLADO-Un check del First Nat.
Bank de Chicago, dirigido a A. San
chez, de Palace Ave. Ell dueho pue-
de pasar a ~recouerlo de D. Melton
Castillo, Riverside Avenue, Santa
re, N. NJ, paaando por este aviso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01


Aviso es por esta dado que ell aba
10 firmado. Marcos G. de Baca, como
Tesorero y Ex-Oficio Collector de I'm
puestos en- y por ell Condado de San
doval, Nuevo Mexico, que ell MAR
TIES, dfa tres (3) de Septiembre, A.
d., 1918, a la bora de las diez de la
mafiana de dicho dfa, aplicare a "a
Corte de Distrito del Segundo Distri-
to Judicial del Estado de Nuevo Me-
xico. actuando en- y por el Condado
de Sandoval, por I'm juicio en- contra
de las t~ierras, propiedad rafz y pro-
piedad personal sobre la cual impues-
tos asesados dentro y por ell Conda-
do de Sandoval estan delincuentes y
sin pagarse excediendo la suma y
mas de Veinticinco ($25.00) Pesos, y
por una orden de dicha Corte para
vender tales t~ierras, propiedad rafz
y propiedad personal para satisfacer
tai juicio:
Y Aviso es ademas dado. que ell
abajo firmado Tesorero y Ex-Oficio
Collector de Impuestos dentro de
treinta dfas (30), despues de conce-
dido ell tai juicio, ofrecere en- venta
en- pdblica subasta en- la puerta del
frente de la Casa de Corte de Conda-
do, de dicho Condado de Sandoval,
separadamente y en- orden c~onsecuti-
va, cada trecho de propiedad sobre
la cual c~ualesquiera impuestos esten
~delincuentes, y en- contra de los cua-
les juicio haya sido dado por la SUI
ma de impuestos, interes, multas y
costos debidos sobre ell mismo,, o
tanto de dicho trecho COM pueda
ser necesario para realizar las SUI
mas respectivas debidas (dicha apli-
cacion por juicio y para la venta de
la propiedad es por impuestos que
son y estan delincuentes en- y por
dicho Condado de Sandoval por los
de 1916 y 1919
Y Aviso es ademas dado que ell
abajo firmado Tesorero y Ex-Oficio
Collector de impuestos ofrecere en-
venta en- la puerta del frente de la
Casa de Cortes de dicho Condado de
Sandoval en-, y sobre la fecha fijada
para la venta de propiedad sobre la
cual impuestos esten delincuentes en-
de Veinticinco ($25.00) Pesos,
separadamente y en- orden consecuti-
va, cada trecho de propiedad sobre
la cual impuestos de Veinticinco
($25. 00) Pesos o menos esten delin-
cuentes Y sin pagarse como ensefen
los registros de impuestos y por las
listas puestas durante ell periodic de
esta publication en- la puerta del
frente de la Casa de Cortes de dicho
Condado de Sandoval, o tanto de las
mismas como sea necesario para rea
liar las sumas ~respectivas debidas,
juntamente con ell interes, multas Y
costos, (dicha venta de propiedad So
bre la cual impuestos de Veinticinco
($25.00) Pesos 0 menos esten delin-
cuentes es por los amos de 1916 y
1919
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01

VALUABLE INTERES EN- MlNERA-
LES PRoBADoS. TlTULoS LINZ
PloS. Sc GAMBIA PoR TERRE-
NOS, PRoPlEDAD uR7ANA o
SEA PRoPlEDAD EN- LA PLAZA,
o PoR MERCANcIAS.
Box 112, Waveland, ARKANSAS.
6-tlmes-1st.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01
Ell ASUNTo DE LA CONNECTION
CHE EN- LAMY Sc LLEVA,
DE LOS TRENES A MEDIA NO.
IA MAS ARRIBA.

La connection en- Trinidad y en- Clay
ton tambien Sc pondra ante la Co
mission en- Washington.
La falta de la companfa del Santa
.Fe de no proveer n connection a la
media noche para Ell tren No. s en- La
my para que traiga los pasajeros a
Santa Fe como 10 hacia antes, Y ell
asunto de malas conecciones en- Trini-
dad, Colorado, y de Clayton a Santa
F6, sera presentada directamente a la
oficina del Presidente de la Comisi6n
i~nter-estados de c~orroraciones en-
Washington, por la corporation de es-
tie estado, de acuerdo con 10 anuncia-
do por ell presidents INFERNO Williams
ell lunes pasado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01
AVISO.

DE DEMANDA DE lMPuEsTos DE-
LiNCUENTES Y APLiCACloN
PoR Julclo soBRE LOS MIS-
MOS, Y PARA LA VENTA DE
ToDA PRoPiEDAD soBRE LA
cuAL lMPuEsTos DELINQUENT
TIES ExcEDAN VEiNTiclNco
($25O0) PESOS, Y AVISO DE
NENTA DE TODA PRoPlEDAD
soBRE LA QUAIL lMPuESTos
EsTAN DELiNcuENTEs EN- LA
sUMA DE vEINTlclNco ($25.0o)
PESOS, o MENos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01

Sc NEcESlTA-Una muchacha que
sepa ingles y espahol para trabaio
general de casa. Mrs. Geo. w. Prl-
chard, Lincoln Avenue.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01
R c c. DE BAcA.

Como Tesorero y Ex-oflcIo Collector
de TasacIones del condado do San
dovaI, Nuevo Mexico.
(Fourth Publication,
August I, 1879 (4t.)Iast
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01

PoR sU PRoPlo HENEFicio, to-
me el hsblto de ordenar. PIda nues-
tro cataIogo en- espaRoi. So evItara
Iargos Wales a la ciudad.-RoMERO
MERCANTILE CO., Lao Vegas, N. N.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01
"GETS-IT,"E Fl Nuevo y
Maravilloso CaIIicida
Tn Descubrimiento Notable. Infalibas
Para Remover RGpiday Completamente
Cualquier Gallo 8 Callosidad.

Els la primera vez que Sc ha descu>
bierto un callicida real y absolute,
mente SECURE. I "GETS-IT" es ell nuevo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01
Sc GAsTARAN iNMEDIATAMENTE
$4,000 PARA MEJoRAR Ell CA
MINO A POJUAQUE.

La d~istancia de la Escuela de lndlos
a la Bajadita sc arreglara tamblen
sin demora aIguna.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-01
NO MANDE UN SOLO CENTAVO.

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
MAJOR SCHEDULES TO
BE DRAFTED TUESDAY
Details of Collecting War Tax
Also Will Be Planned in
Washington.

CHICAGO Jan. 10 Major league
schedules for the 1913 season will be
drafted at "A meeting of the schedule
committees TO ho held IN Washington
next Tuesday President Ban johnson
OF the American league announced
tonight The meeting was originally
set for Dover Hail, Ga. but was post
poned because of crippled transporta
ton conditions The details of col
lecting the federal tax on baseball
tickets. particularly >r1ssSs will he
settled at Il meetiyg rcpreSQtiug the
two leagues andofdderal officials Mon
day The leagues ut their recent Joint
session voted to ceNcct only what the
government imposed Now, thcy want
to devise "a scheme 10 avoid the extra
work in handling pennies
The committee probably will suC-
gest that pass holders be taxed 10
cents. cents OF which will 20 to the
war tax and the extra 2 cents to the
Ncd Cross.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
John l.. Sullivan was the Greatest
Goat-Getter in History of Boxing

The first was Charley Mitchell, the
English boxer. They met In Madison
square Garden in 1884. and altho the
Britisher was IA much smaller man
than the Irish American, he treated
John l. with supreme disdaln. The
police interfcred " the third round.
and 1t was not until 1888 that Mitchell
and sullivan fought again, In Chan
ully, France. Again tho Engishman
refused to be bluffed. and the battle
vent 3s roupds TO "A draw
In 1892, at New Orleans. John l..
found another man whose goat was
not 20 be got lie was Jim Cosbet
and he was not TO be scared by the
clustering OF the veteran. John
reared defiance. snorted contempt,
glared and charged and rushed In
Wild fury, but the 1.-THE and speedy
CALIFORNIAN onIl smiled The old tao
ties fhilcd utterly in this crisis. and
John l.. became ex-champion. The
only recent boxer who approached
John l.. as goat gettcr was Kid Nc
Coy, the former middleweight cham
pion, The lloosier did not roar or bel
low, His face always wore sneer
OF contempt or disdain In low,
rmooth voice he goadrd his opponents
with cutting sarcastic remarks, and
then, when anger had robbed them
OF reason. sent In the sleep punch.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17

The profession Of pugilsm has pro
duccd many novel characters, but
among them an John l.. sullivan
stands unique As a goat gstter'
old Roman OF the ring has never had
and probably never Will have an equal
Most men were whipped the minute
they crawlcd into the ring with John
l. The fcrocious sleam I'm his eye.
ard his believing voice. which sound
cd like The snor, Of an enraged bull
put fear into the hearts OF his antag-
onisis, ana turned their blood to
water This quality was never better
illustrated than in John'L's fight with
Patsy Cardiff, which took place at
Minneapolis thirty years ago to
y. OrroW
Cardiff was a master OF the pugilis-
tic art. but ne was lacking In brute
courage sullivan broke the radius
Of his left arm early In the conflict,
and was at Cardiffs mercy but the
latter lacked the nerve To follow up
his advantage, John l.. gIowcred at
Patsy so ferociously. and threatened
him with such "A balefu eye. that
poor Cardiff WAS actually hypnotized
The bout went six rounds TO a draw
Thcr, were only two men who ever
called SulllyBn's bluff. and who re-
fused to BE- bullied into submission.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
All of MaCk'S Wonders Gone
Athletics of 1913 Are Peerless

NEW YORK, Jan 16 The trade
which sends John "stuffy' McInnis
to the Ros,on American League club
marks the complete disintegration Of
what. in many rcspecty WAS tho
greatest professional baseball machine
e,or assembled in either of the major
leagues, MClnnia, the last cog in
the combination. moves ON 90 o rival
team which has absorbed 80 per cent
Of the pluyorA whom Connie Mack
welded into an, inyinCiblo group OF
diamond stars supreme holders OF
pcuhHnts ana world Championships.
Tho Philadelphia Athletics reached
the zenith OF their team play during
the season OF lpl1 when they simply
walked away with the American
league championship OF that year and
followed the capture or the pennnnt
with a decisive victory over the New
York NationaIA Ia tho world series Of
that senson by four games 10 one. The
AthlO,tcs finished the regular sehsun
lost and IA percentage OF .627 This
was a. points hettor than the average
OF the Washington team. which closed
the year In second place,
Connie MHcks players took the lchd
In the pCnnput race during the second
woek Of tho season which opened
about the middle OF April 1918. aud
MgrN never headed or tied In tho
struggle for the title thereafter The
records show that the AtR16tcs Ted
the league In team batting with ,2sb
and In fielding with a6B
II goes without saying that Mack
would naturally present his strongest
combination In the worlds aories md
the lineup against the Giants in the
battle for the premier baseball honOrs
of 1919 may be taken aA the best and
most powerful arrangement available.
This combination, which defeated the
New York team four out OF five
gaines. played rs follows; Il. Murphy.
r. Oldring, IT, Collins 2b Baker,
ab McInncs, H.. Strunk, cf Barry,
ss. sehang, O. Lapp. g. Bender,
Plank or Bush, p. During the regu-
lar season other players were used
and were factors In winning the pen
pnnt. but tho men mentioned wore the
pick OF the combination
Not one Of Twelve Lcft
To-day not one of those twelve play
ers " a member ~ the team and Con
nie Mack IN engaged In an attempt
To- rebuild his baseball machine with
new material Murphy was sold 20
the Chicago Americans for $4,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
CHICAGO BOYS IN
BOUTS THIS WEEK

Weekend bouts are lim+tNd In tho
mnin 10 scraps between boys coming
NJ or those going hack and trying
TO again attain places at too of the
ladder which they hayo held In the
past
chuck Wlggeny meets Tommy RON
inson Thursday nt Allentown Roth
boys are comcus md good nRht
should result Friday nlpht several
good scraps are carlcd Hayo Mars
mtets Arthur Root at Toledo white
Billle Miske and Fred lnltuu put ON
"a yldt al ST. Paul Joe EaRm and
1im RILEY 20 ten rounds NJ pavtorl
Charley White the Chicago bgttler,
meets Monk Fowler az Denver Prob
ably the bout that win attract the
most interest Of the fraternity win be
tho one at hes Noinos. whyfc Ever
llRmer picked t6 win the lightweight
crown wear ago. meets Johuhy Noe
a rurEeA two .fistcd hOyy.
Saturday Hatlliur Kupln and BUCK
Grouse, local boy are 70 go ia
rounds az rittshurg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
SOUTHWESTERN WON
FROM THE AGGIES

The southwestern normal basketers
returned Saturday from a successful
ttip In which they defeated the Okla
homa Agries 20 TO S. the first time the
Wca'horford boys have ever beaten
tho farmers.
They PLAYED ha baptist university
quintet two GAMES. winning Leth OF
'hen' 32 90 2G aud 50 To 10 The
only veteran OF the team, L. Ander-
on was forced out in the first ten
minutes Of play by injury and was un-
able TO plav tho B-plists at shawnee
southwestern plays Northwestern
ana Central normals. the former at
Ava and the latter at Weatherford; /;
,klah'mo Methodsts AT Guthrie and
,,Nc'therloth and two more with the
i.ptists at home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
You Can Defy Disease
If Your Blood Is Pure

are eastiy tired aud find the body
weakening un,tsr ordinary Wshs,. All
OF which means that you are'ldsng
that strong virlle. robust vitality that
keeps the system in perfect condi-
ton 20 resist the attacks OF disease
that everyone Is subject TO.
By kocpIug the blood purified and
the circulation strong aa} vigorous
the system more easily wards OF dis
ease. This can be done 10y everybody
Nv the use OF few bottles of g. T. s.
the great vegetable blood medicine.
g. $ S. ronts out an Impurities and
reyltUlyrs the blood and gives new
strength and healthy, vigorous Vi
tality 60 to your drug store and get
bottle today and II YOU need any
medical advice. YOU can obtain same
without cost hy writing 90 Chiet Mcdi-
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Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
The Great Jimmy collins,

Wbet Eddie Collins has been TO IN
present crop of baseball fans, Jimmj
Collins was TO the bugs of the pre-
Nlous generation Born I'm Buffsh
fcrty-five years ago today, Jimmy
made his first reputation I'm his ma
tive city, and In 1895 Joined the }os
ton Nationals After n trial In the
outfield, he was loaned to the Louis
vile Nationals and he was tried out
at third by the Colonels He was
soon the big sensation Of the game.
and Boston recalled him In 1901 he
jumpea to the American league. be
coming pilot Of the Boston club
Jimmy copped two pennants for The
hub, but In 1906 the team hIt the
slide, and in the following year
Jimmy had the can tied 10 him ne
was traded TO the Athletics, and nm
lshed his big league career iust "I'n
Eddie Collins was beginning he "''"
the same club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
Fulton Ambitious.

Not since the days Of John l. Sull-
van has q heavyweight pug under
taken aa busy season as thatTUnned
by Fred Fulton. aspirant ta the crown
Worn by Jess Willard fred has al
ready fought cone hout-thls year. that
with Tate
Tho nghA planned hy Fulton aa
they now stand are ~ follCws
Jan rs WllS Miske. 10 rounds
Minneapolis
Feb Tom Cowler' L. rounds,
Denver
Feb g2 Jeck Moran. 20 rounds.
New orleans.
March ldatc not aeD Cnrl Morris.
rs rounds Joplin
htarvh tdute not gCN &C harley
Weinort probably Minneapolis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
Fairfield ard Ted LeWis
Went TIreLUe Fast Rounds

Ted Lewis, holder OF the welter-
weight boxing title. was kivcn a Sc
we're lacing by Soldie- safttleld in the
last four roInds uf their bout at Co
lumhus Monday LOWS t,uve the for
mcr doughboy boxing lesson In the
first eight rounds. but Bartfield came
back strong and ha1 .he champion
covering up.
The referees decision was draw.
llsrtfeld has bean coming along
fast the last few months ana looks to
be the boy 20 tDle Lewis crown from
him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
IT'S TINE TO QUIT
PASSING THE BUCK

Harvard professors believing that
rdivided allegiance between prepa-
ration for war and athletics" ls not
best Tor students. are taking stand
directly az variance with that taken
by authorities OF the United States
army and navy academies
II seems as II those higher up" at
the three big eastern Institutions
Harvard. Yale and Princeton are try
ing 10 find an alibi for the failure TO
In athletics this fall, and
are blaming 1t on the war"