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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22
on LANDS AND LnAsns ttA

pNR sAfF provsn acreage 40 acres In
piHie pool. Wilson county Kan Present
production on original lease payt future
rentals 40 Neils surrounding this lesse
ard not . dry hole. Owner active IN this
field bat holds more aereAFc thar he ean
develop for detailed inicrmaiion, .d
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

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omen Franklin Institute, Dept 57l u,
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22
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FINANCIAL
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22
MusicAL INSTRUMENTS

FUR sAb&--H. \, Nelson plano, 10 rood
condition. st . harrain. fidb ons s,Arf
dard piaDa, osh csss. a. ti7Ai one auto
player plane, esnois, special price, $3.50
siis. sale price. as. 7, J white hasie
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11
RUTH CLIFFORD AND
 L-KO COMEDY TODAY
ROYAL OFFERS BLUEBlRD DRAMA WITH CHARMING STAR AND A FUN SCRAMBLE IN L.KO
 COMEDY.

A well ualan. ed program awaits the patrons ol the Ro!Li theatre t)- day, the oill being headed 0y lretl Miss Ruth Clifford in her l1tes; Blue bird feature Fires of Youth This is a most entertaining piece of love and romance and is done iu bi2e- birds own studios and with a aplon- did cast of well known glayers sup porting Miss Clifford
 On the same bill today is d com edy that cannot Ue beaten for rare fun stuff It is direct from the L-ko studios and features the chiet c0meG ians Of that company ana t.e always Iaycrite bevy ol L-ko girlies who are always SD atuuctiye and pleasing in these comedy pieces The L-Ko people are considered the top-notch- CTS in the comedy line, as everyone who has viewed their releases cen truthfully cOrroborate.
 Tomorrow the Royal has booked a splendid prdsram, with Charlie Chap lin in oh, What Nisnt," ana Et4el Clayton. the fdvor!te stIr with mil lions Of movie fans, as the central figure in a gripping photodrama, "A Soul Without Windows This is one of Miss Claytons strongest pieces and in it she ta1es a part that fills h.r au dieuccs with admiration for ncl 5plen- did artistry
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11
CHILE AND PERU ARE
 CLOSELY WATCHED
UNITED STATES HOPES TO PRE. SERVE PEACEFUL RELATIONS THROUGHOUT THE AMERI.
 CAN CONTINENT.

Washington. Dee 0-lnLormation reachins tre state department today indicated tnat the situation with te- spect 10 Chile and Peru. grow 1g ou' Of the disputed provinces of Tacnl and Africa, is more hopeful. The pnitcd States has prevailed upoa oo,h countries that every step De taken 70 preserve amicable relations and z was said the offer of the Amer ican government to adjust the dispute was made with a view to preserving peacefu relations throushout the American continent
 Peru has accepted the offer of the United States. but no official word has come from Chile Officials ac cordingly have had great interest in press dispatches from Buenos Aires saying there is tendency in Chile 10 accept the Argentine offer and ro mso the tender of good offices by the United States.
 It was learned today presid Will sen has gone abroad prepared t2 nect au inquiry regarding the rela lions between Chile and Peru For months the bureau, which was dcyot cd to gathering data regarding the various nations ol inc world. and th, troublesome questions involved, i: known to have been working upon tht trouble that has existed in South America since Ch,es victory over Peru !. lHAl
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11
MLISS" AT THE PRINCESS
 TODAY ONLY
MARY PICKFORD's GREAT MAS. TERPIEcE AT THE PRINCESS
 FOR TODAY ONLY.

Of all the recent bokngs taat the Princess has made, one of the great est is the feature M l%s Bret Harts famous novel of the gold min ing period witb America Sweet heart" in the title role.
 TO the mouon picture world May Iiclford is simply "our Mary the idol of Inc film fans wherever motion pictures arc shown
 Wild mtutored but with a heart Of gold "Nliss' the fifteen wear or harum-acarum daushter of John Ben son smith, famiIiarly known as Bum mer" lives in rude cabin on the outskirts of Red Gulch in California
 The story that follows the entrance into this picturesque place of young college student, Gray Is one of tho pretuest love stories ever put on tne screen It goes straight to you heart and makes you glad that you lived in the land Of the gold.
 Gray is accused of tae murder of Hummer and Inc odds looS seriously against him Dut Miss stakes all In the love of her new found friend.
 After unique trial, the jury dom mated by the william returns a verde. of guilty but N liss still believes in her lover
 Then the william in the plot plans to have Gray killed instead ot only im- plIsoued lie rles away in pur- suit of his accomplcc and the sher- iff holievirg hat it is Gray escapjus shoots him and morally wourta hsm
 Then but that would be telling and you must go to the Princess totay and see the end of this wonderful nIe- tWe for yourself Remembe" the "Gr with the Thousand Eyes" s on the 1ill today Today after her regular performance she will hold 9 reception on the sta.e Don't fail to sec this big double attraction Miss Lamar goes on three times a day, 3;00 7.45 and 9:15.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11
A HOT SPRINGS MANS EX-
 FERENCE,

Can you doubt the evidence of tai3 Hot Springs citizen.
 You can verify Hot SpriH en- dorsement
 Read this:
 Geo. r. Shepherd. contractor ml decorator. 175 Crest sgeet, says. Deans Kidney Pills are, without doubt a fine kidney medicine and are worthy of mach praise am ip a rosiou to make this statement as | have used them My Kidney bother ed me considerably l usee about two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills and they did wonderful work for me. Since then my back has been srong and my kidneys have been in good shape. have used other kidney remedie but tlA pest re- t+s bave cone from Do1ns Kidney Pills
 Price COG at all reacrs Don | simply ask fo4 a,ktiItt remedy get pouas KiIrey Pils the same that Mir. Shepherd bai Poster Nnbun Co, Mfg's Buf ilr N Y.-Adv
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11
JOHN BARRYMORE STAR
 AT CENTRAL TODAY
Popular Paramount Star Has Strong Role in Famous Stage Success
 "On The Quiet"

There are few more talented or bct-
 ber known actors on thhe American
 stage than John Barrymore, popular
 ly known 4s Jack 10 his admirers.
 Mir. Barrymore recently returned t1
 the field Of the silent drama under Paramount banner and his first of feung. 0n rhe Qliet 2 delishiul comedy. win 0e the attraction al the Central theatre today
 Mr Barrymore was seen here some
 time ago in The Man From Mexico an enormously succes stul Paramount photor lay. bat it is said nls char acterizstion of rather wild faie stu dent in "Ou the Quiet exceeds in in- terest and atracuyeness.
 Mir. Barrymore is 8 comedian of es- ceptional ability and ii l5 a certain ity that he will add vastly 10 his rc1- utation by his work in this charming comedy
 The story deals with tho comli- cations which lcise when Robert
 Ei.Gsway. once expelled rpm Yale returns 10 that seat of learning t0 make educational amends whale su- ing. in a probationary sort Of way, for the hand of A-nes Colt, who i5 10 re- ccive twenty millions of dollars on condition that she Veds with the con- sent of her family
 Rideeway induces Agnes 10 marry l him "on the quit and numerous an,u.ino comniicotiOue follow The 1 finding of Agnes on her husband 5 yacht. anu the activities of news paper reporter and blac5mailer, lead the brother of Agnes to insist that Rideeway marry his sister, "tu retrieve her honor and this he con
 sents to do provided A.ne- receives her fortune of twenty millions so a second may~agc is cousumattd, but | the laueht Is not on the bride and bridegroom.
 The support provided for Nr Par rymore in "On the Quiet is Of a l high order of excellence. his lead
 ing woman being Lois Meredith, a famous stage at,r and a delightful
 comedienue We believe this pie tnre will interest you lu2e'y and we
 do not hesitaJe 10 recommenG it to
 yon a an attraction or unusual merit
 On the same program is two rceI Q Henry story Admission tend and twenty cents. Coming tomorrow and Friday Shiney Mason and Eame 7t TweX. in Come On In
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11
GAS STOVES CONNECTED,

C stoves, reraired, boaeht ooll and eN hanged Also we carry large line of new stoves We repair graph ophones, sewing machines. Gas lt- ting a srccialjy Phone l3lj Poe Furniture ComranN 2l5-2l7 Valley street
 I2-l0-lm.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

The Eddy Hote Dining Room aas been roopened by Mrs Laura E. Mills. formerly of old Woodbine notel Home cooking. meals 95s. Public paTonase solicited Entrance Eddy. 5l8 Cen tral avenue or corner Court and EX- change streets. l1-26l-m.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

UEe hlsgets GolueA Tp Tea fo making iced tea This tes is pro cured only frrm the early flowefs pickings, which in tais country is found in but few of the most exclusive stores. and hen at prces varying from s2.00 to $500 pound Price siOO pound pr sale hy R c Mor rls Drug CT ne sts t-isth {
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

Let Us Connect Your Gas StoVes-- your gas fitting and plumbing repair ing. Chas. St Clair. 307 Malvtrn ay-
 enue. Phone 2030. 1l-5-lm.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

All musicians are on the aui yive in anticipation of the coming of Mr. Georcc K Knapp the noted army song leader and composer, who is to appear on the Others Clul program December
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11
W o w. NOTICE

The election of officers ot the w. Q W. Wiu he held at the regular mesing Friday, Dee i3th All mem bets are urged 10 he present
 I X Whea'ley C c.
 Julu E Jones clerk
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

Keep your eggs now and put then up in Egg Preseryer. One pint VII keep thir.y dozen eggs soc per pint 50c per quart. Schneck Drug Go Phone No. q 9-5-t
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire tl cypress our heartfelt thanks t0 Che kind friends ard rs wesially Che telephone company who were so oudltn us iu our hereaNe- mont thedes,4 uf oar pfeeious dauphter. Fay /
 / and Mrs Hawkins
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

Dr Pollard has returned and may ae found in his office as usual 11-19-1w
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

nks to the Liberty 7erase family sav t impoverished. bt
 " the war.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

Try Sentinel-Record Waa. Ad.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

Try sentinel-Record Want Ad.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

bears that there : statesmen in conel
 attempt to over rule.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

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The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

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The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

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The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

1ns been introduced ths' Prescriptions Speciality doaSess M 'aaral Avenue, Hot Springs, Ark of state
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-11

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
TWO FROLICS BILLED
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Exchange Nationals VS.. Sand Springs
and Fcderals vs.. Ohio Cities
Sundays Offering.

A double header is offered Tulsa
baseball fans tomorrow at the sand
Springs park. the Exchange Ma
tional bank club meeting the Sand
springs nine in the opener, the sec
ond game of three game series,
the first of which was won by the
bankers The Exchange club would
IKE to schedule games for June and
july here or on foreign fields Con-
tests may bo-booked through H. r..
NrGeiand' Exchange National bank.
The second game Is to starr M
$3.50 o'clock, the Tulsa FeGerais
Pete Martins classy aggregation Of
tossers. meet George Mattison's Ohio
Cities nine.
These four clubs are about tho
pick of Independent baseball teon,s
around Tulsa and quite a crowd ia
expected out TO the comes. An ad-
fee Of 25 cents for both
games is to be charged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
FIVE EVENTS ON
EACH DAYS BILL
Well Known Turfman Direct
ing Meet; No Racing
on Sunday.
ALMOST A TULSA AFFAIR
Tulsans May Leave After
Lunch and Return
for Dinner.

with fast stable of $50 ponies
entered, which includes tho pick Of
southwestern ponies, the Today SG-
pulpa race meet IL scheduled to start
this afternoon, at ESQ A large
number OF Tulsa turf followers have
announced their intention Of attend
ing each days meeting A train to
Sapulpa leayos Tulsa at l;l0 y. IN.
and arrives there In time for the
opening barrier. TulBans may re-
turn by g o'clock
Tho speed of the ponies entered.
the skill of the jockics and the
known ability Of those In charge of
the meet, all tend to make tho 50 -
pulpa gathering quite feature In
southwestern race annals.
Here are some OF tho well known
owners and horses entered In the
meet at our ncighboring city.
a. N. Hayden. Delewaro county,
Okla. has the following horsos:
Reciuse. Gibraltar, Gold Thistle,
Flossie g.. Dick Dodie. Frances O.,
Important. Gibfnltar has won many
stakes and purses throughout this
country and Canada, while Recluse
In beaten but once this season 30
far. Tho Others In training viii give
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
LINDSAY WINS POOR
BOUT FROM MORTIMER


After 1t rounds Of stalling and
hanging on by oscar Mortimer, Har-
ry Lindsay was awarded "A commits
sion's decision over the hitter last
night mt Convention hall The fea-
ture Of the d minutes was'an alter
cation between Billy MCClain. pro-
moter and referee and Mortimer,
Mortimer swung at the Duke Of
Greenwood whercupon the latter
smOte or attempted to snite the
Canadian champion" After n
crowd Of rlngslders had cleared
from the ring, the bout was re-
Humed
MCClain, explaining that Mortimer
might think him prejudiced, left the
decision 10 John Wood and Fred
Clancy Both awarded the 30 to
Lindsay. M did the crowd.
with the exception OF three
rounds, two of which were even
and one Of which was Morti-
mer's by a shade. Lindsay had the
better all the way. lie led through
out and had he had a chance, might
have made an interesting fight OF
It,
Tho best bout OF the evening was
the eight-round preliminary between
Young Starlight and Rastus Hot
Bones, won by the former by kayO
in the final round.
Bobby Waugh popular Tulsa
lightweight and Curly Smith. were
introduced. smith challenged the
winner of last nights fight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
nDay Race Meet Start Sapupa This Aenoon Many Tusans

q o good account of themselves 20
Trainer Jay Rowland
G.. Stevens Minco stable haa
Auntie Carl ana Don lAwhcad.
W. W, ,Rowson Of not SprIngr Aas
Velvet and Gay Lady
James Brooks will trust 10 Shld-
rach and Sentinel for thD price Of
his oats
Dan Howell OF Now Orleans has a
Few good ones In RyDioou II and
Dionero.
IL j.. Borlhnd Of UInGlp rs horc
WIN Stickfast, II1sly Ulchcs, Kris
zach Burnett of Ncyudn has Dr.
hendaH and Gordon, IN good trim.
ana they VIII give good account Of
themselves.
waco Tnrfmnn Enters.
ReN Poole OF waco Texas. rcportg
his string In the pink Of condition
Ihoy are Silly 'Nirht Tony McChg-
fertv ana Miss Folly
The wen known trainer ana owrNr.
!, J, Nicholson OF oklahoma CIV.
VIII trust 10 the good old gamo colt
| Cork FOR his nt the meeting
Joe Kern VIII send str Raymond 10
''',. f'Fh ~ Ab' bllN VI tblOl'loh.
l.. Shirley will trust 10 Tocowrn
for his feed bin.
w. y. Gaines viii start Earton and
Upright ana sayq II win take some
| horse 10 boat them.
Jack Noel Will try for hOuors with
/ Ebenczcr and Audco
e, G lIill Will trust 10 Comptroller.
FoN's Choice ana Iris T., for his
| change
NJ H. hnd G. T. Morrison have a
| rather cla8sv string in their stable.
They are Closer, BHghouse. J. G.
Wclch and waco Roy
Muskogce Entries.
]. l.. zimmerman Of Muskogee will
trust his hot cakes to the following
good performers Laird O'Kirk caldy.
Hattie Croxton. shortstop and Nlno
Muchhcho.
william Cusslty expects 20 come
home with the "ham and" with lex
amlner ana Roxle.
Lewis and Armstrong enter Star or
the Park and Innocent fnc2
Jmkins and I'uppam havo Old
PrOvorb, Loator and Jessie Ray
n Paulsen has Harry. ir.. Thought
Reader, Requiem and DariEu.
A. q .Foy's colors viii be seen on
Columbus queen and Article.
ming or Fridaywo2- III otaOin
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
A Gypsy Prince Vas
a Near Ring Title
Holder But Failed

Prince Boswell. who was near
champion in the early days OF tho
English ring. was born in England
l06 years ago today. May 25, l7l2,
BosSell was a gypsy and the son of
a king of those strange wandering
tribes, In those days pugilism was
one. Of the favorite sports at the fairs
which were usually held In towns
and cities all over the country. Bos-
wells company OF gypsIas made the
rounds OF the fairs, the women earn
ing living by telling fortunes, and
the Prince" early became interested
in the manly art" lie was sue
cessful In defeating some Of the best
Eladiators Of the time, and was
never defeated until he met George
Taylor, who claimed the champion
ship after the death Of Figg In 1894.
The gypsy made gallant fight for
the coveted title, but was defeated
by Taylor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
Rnrnn nltrhrs WnII-

PITTSBURGH, May 2l..-The Bos.
ton braves bade their first appear
auce OF the season here today and
defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 8. Ragan
hald the home team well In check
ana did not allow a Pittsburgh
player TO reach first until the fifth
trnhg
Boston hit steele hard and he was
latter save way to pinch hitter in
the eighth and JIaruoh hurled the
closing inning for the home team.
Score 10y innings:
r. n. f..
Boston ......0o2 1870 OOO--6 -
Pittsburgh 90. goo O0O 20l-8 3 /
Hatteries--oR RaEan and Wilson.
Steele. JACOBS. Harmon and Archer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-25
Red Crosse Game Tie.

WASUtNGTON, May 24.--Detroit
and Washington played a 16-inning
tie game today for the benefitfof the
American Red Cross second war re-
lief fund. The score was 2 to when
darkness ended the contest.
About 5000 people, including the
President and Mrs. Wilson and Presi-
dent Ban johnson OF the American
league. saw the game and with $500
paid At auction for a baseball auto-
craphed by President Wilson Just neo,
fore play started, probably $40 O,oOo
was added to the Red Cross tund.
The game was pitching duel be-
Erickson and Harper The former
struck out ~ men and did not give Il
base on balls.
Score by innings: r. II. f.
Detroit ......00O 101 900
0O0 OO0oO--2 6 l
Washington ...Oll 600 900
600 600 o.
Batteries Erickson and Stanage,
Harper and Aiusmith.