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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
CROPS TO Be LARGE
IN FACE OF LOSSES
Forecast ludiDntCs Reduction "
$4,000 600 Ip Farmer, Du" tn
Weather Conditions
ACREAGE OvERCOMES DROP
'Hrrrr tUrnS ~ Nnkr tp Tor IRll.
urue corn 4. Nhin loser rom
Hot and Dr, Climate

WfuIE1TNN Aug Iumpsr
crops of almost c,cry roudsur'
puvn m fN. nm wore Indicated
nr1u today u tho department OF pt.
rI rI.H..rrH monthly crop r,pur.
despite i'd falling M Iu inc pruHgrp
t.. production 900 practically JI
crops iurlnr uf dur te. 1dsoun
.Hr'.HHH. principally hot ana dr'
,tea'u,.
lD round figures tho loa. 'o farm
OIL. u' 'WH prospective production Ig
roughly estimated a' almost $3.50
100000 GOO more tunu iban.nuU Ou0
lu 'Hu U.In.Ip1l grain and food CROPS
nnI $3.50 600 iu cotton
Practically every crop a growing
ON hrF"I acreage thia wear ihpu fnli
planted UHi year indicating that inr
hrmrrT have been fnkIur strenuous
efforts iU meet the heavy needs of
M. llIips and the Increasing demand
ut home fpr fuoduuffg
Corn. thc couuffy's greatest crop
was ihu hoavioH' sufferer from tnr
dre md hot weather ~ July LOSING
~ 200 900 bushels I'm prospective o.
production since tho fru production
forecast WAS made from June con.
ditlonH The monetary l0ps 20 corn
growers iH around $4,000 600 From
most every part of tho ,ouuir. th,r'
came reports thnt corn This tour ia
from Two 90 three weeks ahead NJ ta
average condition, indicating that
practically Bli NJ thc crop VIII ma
iurc before the dates ~ first frlHt
That condition should assure the
minimum injury from front damage
wheat the harvesting of which is
nearing completion. suffered re- loss
~ ~ 600 600 bushels vet iho crop
Will b" murh larger than llHt Years
and Also bigger than the nyororo NJ
the five years before thp'
Drought ma hoai made inrunds on
notntoca. causing a loss ~ 600 600
huHholH IN the irrespective crop md
sweet potato production iossawBs rs,
timhtei nt half that quantity A mo-
table exception IN the forecasts wlR
that ~ tohnccb which showed an iu
crease NJ ~ 0oo.O0O poundr in thr
prospective crop over the forecast
made in July
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
Lead and Zinc Notes.

Special TO The World
MIAMI, okla. Aug S-F. v
brandon has started sinking "A
shaft ON his lease iu the southwest
of the southwest OF 3O-gg-gl, north
east OF QuJpaw
Ioutoru holes were drilled on tho
lease ten OF them showing good
ore ut from 90 90 100 feet
The .ast holes drilled assayci Ga 3.
hu.ur one OF the richest strikes made
lu chat part ot the nold
Mr. Iandon s sole owner OF the
lease and intends to operate tho
lease Amsrlf and viii probably in
stat, 'hand Jig plant when the shaft
la completed.
Tho 1ortrz Mining company has
Shut down work iu the ground on It's
.tso north OF plChrr and ls tearing
down the old derrick iu preparation
tUt the building Of a mill,
Work was started on this lease
several months ago. The shaft has
been ln orc for some time and con
siderable drifting has been done.
The Dortsz is situated just west
Of the Underwriters No mill.
Tho Ramona Zinc company solved
It water problem for the time be-
ing by puuipg pump at the plant
of Che o. s. SO. and pumping tho
surplus water from that plant into
IH pond
The johnson Mining q Invest
mrnf Co is ln good ore at lNO feet
Boo lts shaft ono mile north OF TNN-
ter
Three runs OF ore have been found
Zoo this shaft the first az rs feHt.
whore they had "a five-foot face. the
second az SO to so feet and tho next
at lS0. This is the first shaft sunk
IN the immediate vic.sity and tho
drlll records show that tho ore is
present ln paying quantities.
The company hRs three mill sites
drilled out on rs lease M Santa fe
and viii erect a new mill iu the
near future. The company owns q
lease of 1900 acres OF land near 81
Louis and santa Fc. and has done
extensive drilling Tor the last two
years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

sT LOUIS Aur a vs. NnrRo.
federal manager of the MIssiasipp.
river barge limo. today opened Uf
fices preparatory 10 the operation of
the government barge limo between
81 Louis and New Orleans. lH
Mackle announced tho appointment
OF u v Downs of this city as super
intendcnt Of operations Theodore
Brent ~ New Orleans traffic mana
ger. will have an office here. Mackie
announced
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
ASKS GOVERNMENT TO
USE SURPLUS COTTON
Oklahoma Bankers Association Urgcs
Action In the Stnbillling OF
I'rlcSs, Too.

Special TO The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. Can
collation. Of the order Of MI McAdoo,
director " railroads disconunulng
through billing of cotton bills OF lad
INK To foreign ports. asking the gov
eminent 10 accept for home use tho
800, 600 bales of cotton now sur
plus here ana n possible a stabilized
price Tor cotton viii be asked ~ the
government. lf the decision OF a COM
mite" as advisory 20 the oklahoma
Bankers association meeting here
this afternoon 10 was stated that
what was done here viii be made
known 10 other Ot the cotton states
with a request that similar action be
taken.
A committee composed or r. r
Chandler OF Chickasha ana l. Il
Summons of this city will go TO
about August 10 there
to handle the situation as directed
by the bankers and producers. The
entire matter will be taken up with
tho proper authorities In Washing
ton President Wilson will be CON
ferrcd with and asked TO appoint
% commission TO go To the cotton
states and look the situation over
and agree, II possible upon price
that the government would be will
ing To pay tor cotton, This would not
Interfere with the cotton buyer but
AH pointed out would enable the pro-
ducer 20 depend upon some certain
price that ne would surely get.
The committee meeting here to-
day did not anticipate what price or
stabilized loan value might be agreed
upon This will be left entirely with
Washington authorities after an the
facts have been given
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
GERMANS NOT
To ADVANCE FARTHER.

LONDON. Aug SIT o. reported
here today that II has been agreed
between the bolshcvild and tho Ger
mans that the Germans shall not ad-
vance further into Russia Under
this agreement the holshcvikl would
be able 20 transfer troops from the
eastern front 10 be concentrated
against the CzcCho Slovaks IN the
Nolga region.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

WHEEIISg W. Va. Aus ST.
1atest available returns in the scu-
ptorial contest today gave CLARENCE
vs. Watson "a lead OF 1853 over WI.
liam T. Chiffon Tor mo Democratic
nomination NIrr1 Highland hig 70
lead of ll1- u.rr ~s1Nls Eiklna n
the Republican rUca.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
PACKING CONTROL .
MAY COME NEXT


.., ,.. Nv ''' '..'N '... '.'''' .,.......
""' D. ''''H ""'''' ID """ '''h'''
"''" ''
Manipulate i've stock markets
Er'rI.t interstate and in'orgn
tlnnu supplies of food
Control tho prices or dressed
meats and other foods
brfhud both tho prpdur"r of
/ fpud und consumer
crush effective rumprfHIon. Il
g..... ...t ...Y.. ,,...
,.,r,.', t,,...,
. ,,',,,,....,..I.,.,.. 90
IT,, ,,.
h''' VIZ nave I'"IN. '''' w"
i com 'N'Inh report I" IN" bI'.II'Ni
ana WI a'-. zorro q" YOU 'h lnNl-
I '''' I'"i'' 'I n"n"p"'I'' ''nl'"i7'
. com hIH''"h'. ''nfrli''''H 'nl re-
NN''N ""'.I ''''h T" '"I'
'''' ' .I'.II''.f '''H''N "uH lh'nui0
h'''"n or I'f".''I'' "I 'dnIn'HHh-
h'' ''W'NI'H W." believe mat an
"n'Hn''" ''il'I' may hr more
+ Simply arrived 'l
s." believe ih'' n 'N" fHn'h-
mental ana under suns r'iI' arc
rooted "p' ih" Hh"ir ."'ruH'ur' M
.'l,'I..,' '.'g '..I.' .hl
rrr,t ..r,,rrs ,..rst rn r,,l.rr
pI,nta ana killed. ,n ,,ir, gnI suHf
r,rtIr,J control az tb. Iu.,ru,r,rt.
~ Recommendation of r4,.uf.rr and
Dr af.f,rr in.I, r..r..r s.yu b,
mo i,ag mrnrr fb,n 10 ..r
Tt, a.orr.I.,u.r Then r,rau I
rIrrT,3.
q Tr.f. t., ..t.,r..,,t ...n.|r, /
|fn,uurD tn, railroad ,lrIpIafr,t.Yr /
.4H rolling af..U used f.r mo trlr. /
rurtuuu uf u.,Yf animal. and ulf.
such ownership hr DECLARED rUg /
eminent monopoly
.a Trlf Oh, rng,rrmgr, ,,uUrr
tnrrurr frr ,tur.,I lIf.|r.rr,f.nu
u., r,.r..u.I and r.....,,, .t...
..rIr .t rrr ,.uufr. d.. boz. treated
.a rrrisbf H,p.r. ana fn be- .n,r,toI
under .I.h condition. ia r,.. .nsur,
omen. ,uuIr.ru,r markets with ur
form. s.tI. .uf. .,h.rr,. f.r l.. service.
performed uud 'Nr acquisition ur
establishment OF u.h additional
wards from fm" fn twr HH ih" no
'ur" development of I." r'n.N pre-
Junction In th" United states mas Co.
guIrr This iH u.Iul" customary
a1Iun,iH uf Hu.kIrlt.
"F THAT tho government acquire.
through tho railroad administrations
90 privately owned r.fr4roraf1r
cars and ull necessary r.Hpmrnt 3
for their proper operation and that
such ownership hg declared q EuN.
eminent monopoly
"t TntEatha federal government q
acquire such az tnr branch houses }
cold storage ulguts and war,housas J
ta ARE necessary tU provide GpW. uo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

The ~ Louis Smelling a Rsfn-
ing co. made the richest strike it
has yet encountered boz all its rNtcn-
Hive drilling, when % struck "a 2l-
foot face OF jack on us loaee at
Santa Fe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost AND TOuND

...... LOST AND FOUND
OF 'n" 30 ID ." a... b rapa,l,y
warner tr0. tractor stolen from n. a.
lrT back "' -pa..aus .Ha.,, Nolo-
Co. pa.r "a 900 Denver eds oil
s,m aaI ,....rr, r.... p. ID" Co.
h '.a
''N lv" |a.. aIf.Ia. end DuI tan
Quaker rn1r, aapDa ''
FUUNp. shetland uant wal.
..- '.'..'
,a,n.f r'I"ra J. IHra.t a CO.
pros. ".'s' -.
LOST Folding l..1oos containing u,s.r,
TORN '' 'I' N'H h.ar and SEQ reward
Lost Paper mHg.rs .4aa containing p.
'pr- hangers Iu.. I..srra ksnd.U 40
-"r"nd sui boulder ur or Admiral gau
Tulsa Decorating CO. =. reward
LOST. narl lr..r. u..,., t...4.-
fvurs fa nam. .f r,.. ,.,'.
E4ua.mgst nr.rf..f I...,t ,r t'. ~.
upper .r Thu.s .err
LOST s..t. r.. ,.Ii...-..,.,.
book -..t,..,. ,... .''.s p',a,E
near f.sr Ir.., ,I, r", 49,,
Archer ,.l 90. ....... .''"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

~ NI ll.tIl ana nNHDtlAItN a
pE hcldWay ON the ycrn,rd well h,
the northwest OF 33-ag-lO M / 5g5
feet
rr.- ,..,g. ,..,.,,- H.,
y.-r',, i,I. ~, a.. Xxx St,,n WIN a.
.s.ufbr,., ~ tr. SON, ha's, =" ~ NV ~.
,,..r,t..., 20 -. va '''
q i't TOT lh' 'I4"l"Lu on me
J'h8on ln the southwest ui l9r2d-l 20
Us H.iIi standing
The Eouce Oh company rg ON
the Tceters farm u the southeast
ot the southwest OF 25-23-go, Off
tor on company well ON the Land
rrgin farm tu the north. is stIl
standing.
Vy,rr,r and c,r,rs i,,r. t,t
boI' ,,,. ,t,.. i.,,.,I I, a.. s..,,,I.
,yosf ~ fnr rnrrnu.g.f of 30 -a1.l1
~, ort f.,
~ ih' H'u'h'aHt uI INC hnu'hNrh'
or ih' northeast OF .'.l-, lh'
i'bNu'W ,''' 'oN'plhS ma" lIt up
lot N'ih'Nrr N'. ].
Mousor and associates are shut
down for orders uu the AIusWurth
Nu. lu the southwest OF 3O-gl-l2.
The depth a 1870 feet
Tho Dtt.r ..r,,l v,rl o, tho No.
AMI. f.,,, ,,c rn,i,,y's' .,r"rr
., 3D., ..,..t t.'., ~ ,I.. .a,,t,,,..s, or
eg - o.. ,.,
EI"'Ta7 ana others 40. J. sac
win '"IhI. In ih' hoiIh"''l or '.-'-
90 N H'lil rug
Tho UNIp on company which
shut down after sp4ddIuE the Dixon
$50 { no the 3uuthrusi oC the a.u'h-
west ut lN.4s. sr Ia -III shut down.
ID the Houumou, dlsr.st. the
Empire bias fEg up f1r $50 .. TEN
pie farm. Iu the northwest uf 2a-
li.Nr
Tho Lexington on company Us
dr.IUuE ut l,tna feet on the Elliott
$50. D. BOO the northeast 90 the south
west OF "l-aG-N
Th, Flint INNS Petroleum cow-
ptuy $50. un me No-c farm iu the
southeast corner of 1896, is SIN
shut down ut las feet
lloCkcrkcmpcr on the Nyr 600 the
northeast of tho southwest of 1-2a-
Zoe .s stuI fishing at $50 lyot
j. j. rAulhlmus ls shut down at
uurthwcst Of tho southwest OF the
northeast OF 2N-25.lOc
Tho AlId- Kansas is sul fishing on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
/ T

Won have second hand cars for sale
com. and see q. A. Parker at ~
Fnst Second / can get you th7
money. Phone 1891.
-TITTF- -gIN nUlCk. 1917 mode, in per
fest condition. castings, bargain.
can 2soC
NEW FoRp sedan for sale. Apply 2li y
Phoenix
OWNER LEAVING CITY
WIN sell practically new 1918
chandler 4-pawcnEer roadster Tor
81 zoo cash; SO. l9l6-lO aud has
some extra equipment Can be
'''' FEDERAL MOTOR co.
6l7 S, Boulder Ave.
1yt1YON COMMERCIAL truck thog
o,vhlv avcrhauled, guaranteed condiusn,
cggipped electric lights and starieri
tarms 10 desired p. u. Motor Co.
10 Eas, sixth st
byFRIAND chummy roadster. in fine con
diunn. wire wheels. one extra, will seu
rbssp Coil az lo3 y Norfolk.
TWO TON United Motors truck rertnrf
condition guaranteed, used onI q MONTH.
urNruraHi good as Hrt barraln, II.
IL Motor Co., 40 East siHA 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES ToR SALE 70
AUTOS FOR sAtE-One Dodge and two
Foris Apply 2O1 Kennedy hItg Phone
1880
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
JAPANESE OFFICER
TO COMMAND FORCE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE /.
English and CFccho- Sloyaks arc dc
clared 20 be enemies of Russia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
BOISHENIKI FORCED
RACk NN AILIIS.


there. chiefly by shell-fire, accord
ing to news received today. The al
lies have since pushed repeatedly
southwark along the railway to-
wards NoloEda
The hostile forces 80 easily over
come at ArchanEel numbered about
5000 men. comprising 1900 armed
maNimalists. 400 Laps. some 500
Germans and 5000 workmen. Large
quantities OF rolling stock and stores
were captured by the allies, as we'll
as two heavy batteries,
The German forces north Of the
Gulf of Finland have been recently
reinforced and are estimated Ia
number 10000, mostly inferior
troops. These forces are being con.
centrAted for an advance against the
Murman railways along which there
has been some Eltirmishing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

FlNi pAS5tNGtR Nfet. best otter 70
day Room ., 2o2 "a =. Main
DIV YAS0ENtER OverlEnd, car. firs1
class shape bargain n sold al anee.
Phone -t1N call for Farrar
FORD DhNssls--i32s Fast hodrN
FOR sALt-Ford truck, rm Iosa thaa
L. 500 miles Phone 50s6.
.FuR SALE ford truck, run lees thsH
Z 500 rifles Phone 5OsG
FOR eALE--Pord equipped with MsEfer a.
taehmeri and 800 gallon gasoline tHnk-
taU tls \ Main.
FOR sALE-Fiye passenger frsniin car N
splendid condition. reasonahle Prie>'
Phone 1890
FORD TRUCK Tor salo cheap as wozi
Ninth ..
FOR sALF Buick bg-,ir, 7.parssngyr.
1917 model, car In gooa ,uAp , 900 -
or trade for good Ford. W. D. MOORE
10 South Boston. -s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

TAYLOR COUNTY, TEXAS. A..
Popkiu and associates have a rig up
south NJ Abilene, Texas In Taylor
county They have 10000 acres lr-
rounding the we'll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

LONDON. Aug S-Aftcr the oc-
Cupation Of Archnngel by the allies,
the bolsheyik withdrew across the
river DNiua and on August were
again driven out ~ their positions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICE
Reward

WIN pay $500 Tor conviction ~
parties who robbed my Haynes ana
Dodge cars on night OF August ath
PETER ADAMsoN
. Twentieth and Forest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
nn1NG TO WAR

GOING TO WAX
VIII sell my elegantly turhlhlsu
eirht-room bungalow In one OF 'n'
hest sections OF city, at harENn.
Furniture new. Reasonable o'
balance like rent Call o''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

FlNh PASSENGER ibek, best oftsr 70.
dav Room g. 102 "a &. main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
In the Oil Fields


Marshall and Associatcg arc max
D Dg hcldWIy ON the bernard well In
thp northwest OF 33-gg-IU nt l5g5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

ycsroll branded .r' 'u.1l.s "a SnS
same Boy calling Two miles east Turlsy.
WIN koum1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

FlNE. HAhlfS Tor adoption. Including tuis
er's, Is.ephono 3t' Mrs MiIroy. Guih.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-16

returning the bali 20 the pitcher Jake
again advised Tommy 20 get a bigger
FAD.
This time Leach strayed away from
the sack more than three yards. See
ing he was caught by the pitchers
throw, Leach tore at fun speed for
second.
Beckley with the ball in hts hand
started after him. He made no attempt
to throw the sphere. although the
shortstop was waiting 10 receive it.
Down the line they tore. Leach IN front
and Beckley a few feet behind. The
players OF both sides were speechless
n araazement
Leach slid into the bag at one side,
and a moment later Bcokiey slid IN
from the other side. lie had gained
about a step on his youthful rival.
Jake rose beaning and brushed the
dust off his uniform. Then he turned
to Leach. You're not so blamed fast
after all, are you? 1 guess / showed
can sim 50 some. too. eh?"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-16
NEW STUFF
ON BONERS

Heinie Zim's effort to outrun Eddie
Collins from third base to the home
plate IN the sixth game Of the world
series recalls that old story OF Jake
BeckIey. which is good enopgh 20 re-
peat 1t was in the long ago when
Eagle Ego Jake was playing first base
for Cincinnati. The National league
then had Louisville IN it's circuit. and
there was considerable rivalry between
the Reds and the Colonies.
Beckley had been slowing up some
and was coming in for a lot ot pan
ming and criticism. Fans were calling
him SLOW foot" ice wagon" and 9TH
e. phrases which were particularly gal
ling to Jacob.
It seems that Louisville had Just Sc
cured kid player named Tommy Leach
later with the Pirates. Cubs and 9TH
teams Leach was a little chap and
was called the fastest runner who had
come 0p to the majors n years. Beck
ley read ali this stuff. Of course, and
il got his goat In fact. any talk or
speed was irritating TO Eagle Eye in
those days. As luck would have it, tho
Reds and Colonies STAGED the first game
in which young Leach appeared
Some way or other Leach mana ged
to reach first base his second time at
bat BeclSley eyed the youth from
head to foot with cynical air 50
You are the lad they call the fastest
thing going on wheels chs" he said
Tommy was taken aback He was a
modest fellow always. and especially
so his first years in the big show.
WHY. this is my hfst day here" said
Tommy. II don't know how VIII run
Up here. I'm sure.
Tcekley grinned We'll. they say no
body can beat you. Ina Just going to
give you n chance to show the people
what you can do On tho sacks Just
take big leadon; I promise 7 won't
tag YOU"
The younGster didn't know quits
what to make % this line OF talk He
did. however, lead a few feet Is the
pitcher assumed his position. He slid
oack TO first when the pitcher threw
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-16
WALTER CAMP FAILS
TO LIST HARLEY FIRST
Grid Authority Passes Up
Ohian on Camouf1age
All American Team.

On account OF war conditions Walter
Camp doesn't directly pick an ALL
American football team. but he cam
ouhages his selections BY naming them
fIst on list or stars OF the season.
The biggest surprise Of all IS that
Chich Harley isn't one OF those named
0rst. Dopsters are wondering how low
2 rating Camp gives western football.
when the winning OF the western title
isn't enough to win place among his
arst choicsA
Only one westerner gets in and that's
Hausev tho big Minnesota tackle.
These are Camps choices.
Ends-Robeson CRutgers). Weeks
Brown.
Tackles-Henry (Washington and
Jerferson), Hauser C1finnesota1.
Guards-Sies CPittsburg). Rollins
(Rutgers).
Center-Bailey West virginia).
Quarterbacl1-BeH (Pennsylvanla).
Bacls-Guyon Georgia Tech). NTcT.a-
rem, (Pittsburg). Berry Pennsylvania.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-16
COMING TO DELUXE

Jack Pickford. the strenuous young
Paramount star in The Ghost House. 80
finding himself too young to be accept
ed by the government in the army. has
gone into lighting on his own account
and recently appeared in a four round
boxing match at a local boxing club. It
was generally thought around the
studies that Jack was rather lacking in
energy and it caused a great deal Of
CONSERVATION when II was learned that
this clever young actor had been arising
every morning It six and undergoing
rigorous training at the hands of an
experienced fighter. In the boxing
match Pickford came off victorious. Mr..
PicSford's most recent picture. The
Ghost House" Will be shown at Deluxe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-16
Liberty
Golf Tournament
Paid Handsomely

Proceeds OF the liberty golf
tournaments conducted by the Unit
ed States Golf association during the
summer for the benefit Of the Red
Cross were s72.s75. it was announc-
ed az New York by the association.
On Independence day 4S5 clubs, repre-
senting every state in the Union.
With the exception Of Idaho. Nevada
New Mexico and Oregon. held compe-
titions for the Red Cross. the an
nouncement said.
The Allegheny Country club, near
Pittsburgh led all others in money
raised with s4.359. while the CoIum-
bia Country club. near Washington,
D. c., was next with S9.039. The
Apawamis club OF Rye. y. y. and
the Country club of Detroit were
next with $3.50 each.
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TO BE
HIS OWN PROMOTER
NEXT YEAR

Jess Willard is solnS to promote his
next championship match eli by him
self, he said yesterday.
I'm not going to let any Of the forty
thieves get anything out Of my next
fight" declared c champ. I'll stage
1t myself and the public viii set bet
ter run for its money than IL would If
professional promoter handled it.
4 have two or three propositions un-
der consideration and expect to make
decision within a few days. Fred Full
ton will % my opponent-unlcss AIiske
or Moran lick him. In that case I viii
pick tho one Of that pair who makes
the best showing
Willard declared he knew nothing Of
a reported $4,000 offer from Promoter
,Yellman of New York.
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Willard Bid $4,000
for a Battle July 4

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Wiliam Well
man. a New York promoter. announced
Yesterday that he has offered Jess VII
ard $4,000 for his end to defend the
heavyweight championship at Reno
or Carson City. New. July 4. Wellmen
stipulates that the battle shall be for
forty-flve rounds, and reserves the right
% select Wizards opponent He says
Fulton is the logical man now, but
should Willard accept the offer. decision
as 10 his opponent will be held up until
Fulton carries out several ring engage
n.ents he has scheduled in the near fu
ture.
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LAMPERT HEADS
G. A. A; STRONG
FOR ATHLETICS

Nelson y. Lampert IS the new presi-
dent Of the Chicago Athletic Associa-
ton. He was elected without oppost-
ton yesterday.
Mr.. Lampert has been prominent in
civic and sporting projects in Chicago.
He i president Of the Fort Dearborn
National and Fort Dearborn Trust and
Savings banks. having betn with the
former for more than thirty years
He is strongly n favor OF President
Wilson's policy Of keeping athletics
running and will lend his efforts 10 the
c. A. ~ along these lines.