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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
Now Orleans ootten Letter

Tue market was lower aud unsettted M,
morning owing TO the sinking Of the BRITISH
hner 1uscanih by German submarine hut
subsequently recovered owing TO iu,uffic,epl
rsis IN TerAs
Sentiment is moderately hollish but IN,
fundamental features al the market are nal
as strong as they have been aud indie alton,
are that fataEe devrlopm-nts will make th.,n
appear lssS favorable - far a. statistics o..
eoaSerned
Next Monday and Taesdsy the New Or.
cans and New York exchange will be- closed
W response TO the shut down ofdrt And 10
ohs~rvsroe Of LincolpG hirthday
On Thursday, the lith inst The CENSUS
bureau W due to isas~ report on the auap.
uiy OF eouoa consumed in the uutcd State
daring the month OF January Returns are
htriy ~ be small compared With las year q
soA. ooe bales exclusive OF iinterS duc la th,
five dAv shut down period last month
30 lar souihern spot markets are holding
remarkably well, considering the absence o'
an urgent general demand and the sccump
istion OF cotton in the interior With virtually
no outlct except Tor export
Shipments 70 Europe retnsin Disappointing.
from all ports today none against 5000 nl
year
There was = little rain In Texas 6sernishi
hot not Sufficient 70 do any good but there
Is the possibility Of more rsin In that Stat. 10
The immedisic futdre which Ia needed tsrr
much. The lack of rain IN TEXAS seems 10
be tue only bullish feature al the prcser'
time. OF coarse. the situation would impre'.
" The embargo was lifted, which Is uulkey
at this time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
KANSAS CITY T0SSERS
TO TRAIN AT PARSONS
BIZ to Take Long Work Out;
Other Clubs Train Two or
Three Weeks.

CUtCAGO. Feb. l.. while major
fty ~ the clubs in the American nssu-
Ctntlon VIII confine their training ~
two OF T@sblhiy three weeks the ifan-
sas city club win stretch its training
program over "a period of five weeks,
according 10 adviceA reaching Thomla
j Hickey president of the aaSoCiat ton
John Camel ms.naEer OF the t,urs
~ highly pleased with IHrsonR, Kan
The training camp. lie plans to hAve
his PLAYERS report there an March 20
for three weeks stay Then the club
will return home TO engage mNtor
league clubs In exhibition games for
two weeks f.xhlhi,lon contests also
viii he plfyed at Parsons with West
ern league clubs Camel believes the
warm climate of Parsons In April win
put even the oldest member of the
club in top condition for the games
with the Chicago Americans 10 he
played In Kansas Clty April 3 and ~
Ned EEnn, new manager Of the Mil
waukee club, strongly favors Peoria,
Ill. for the spring training grounds.
altho some consideration is given he
lott, Wis. A. y rimme. president OF
the club, believes II will be necessary
10 train away from Milwaukee to es-
tepe fptu WHhA sweeping or LAX q
Michigan, John Charles Ryan. presi-
dent of the Peoria club, IN offering
every inducement to bring the Mil
wAukee club there.
The indianapolis team VIII 30 into
trainin. nj Bloomington. Ind. on April
3. according to present plans, Base-
ball players at Indiana university will
engage the iIooslers In practice games.
II viii be the second time the Indiana
poiis players have trained at nioom-
ington, Jumbo" Stcihm. director OF
athletics NJ Indiana believes the prac-
tice will put his .pl0yers on edge for
the Western Conference season.
There Is some talk that the Louis
willie club may spend few days at
West haden. Ind, aitho no definite
word has been received o. II wath-
en-. president of the club Is said 20
favor the plan OF sending pitchers and
catchcrN TO the resort and then have
them Join the balance OF the squad in
Louisville for the final touches. OF tho
training
Joe Tinker, manager OF the Culum-
bus club, practically has decided. Rc-
cording to reports, 10 have the club
train In Columbus, Tinker has booked
exhibition games with major league
clubs The Detroit Americans viii en-
gage the Senator's in one Of the early
games. Tinker also hopes TO arrange
O. contest with Washington
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
Arlos Tanning May BE
Army Camp Instructor

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Feb The
discharge OF Frankie Russell. New or
leans lightweight, as boxing instructor
AT Camp Pike, was announced today.
II resulted from Russelis arrest by the
military police following fist fight
between the pugilist and member of
the military police at Little Rock
dance hall.
Russell now Is at his home In New
Orleans where he went to await the
decision In his case G. ] Merling, di-
vision athletic instructor has recon-
inended Arlos Tanning OF Bnrtieviile.
Okla, as ltussclis successor t0nning
Is well known lightweight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
Ad Wolgast's Tough Luck

Altho Ad wolgast * still far from
being an old mamie Is thirty years
old today the Cadillac "bcar-cat" has
cutie evidently seen his best days as
o fighter. and few OF his worst. The
Michigan lightweight warrior or eN-
warrior, ia said 20 he well hceled IL
noucially, and owns much paving real
estate Wolgast has certainly had
more than his share OF hard luck
soon after he won the lightweight IL
tie from lnttling Nelson in 1910 tho
Michiean hoy broke an arm In "a bat.
tie with Jack Redmond In Milwaukee
The following year ho was stricken
"1th appendicitis on the oT. OF his
contest with Freddie Welsh at Yer
non The operation PROBABLY perma
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
TUSCANIA SINKING
ADVANCES GRAINS
Traders Regard Loss Of Life
Factor That VIII Pro-
long the War.

CHICAGO Feb. advances N
the value Of sI~Ll resulted today
from the sinking Cf the Tuscania.
Com closed firm. 4 net higher, with
May fl.25 6-s. Oats sauc1 | ~ u
lhm SIS net: provisions showins
a rise OF to 10 cents.
Many traders appeared TO regard
the loss of life on tho Tuscania rs
factor which would tend TO proions
the war This view attracted notice
from the outset in the CORN market
and largely as a result there was in
creasinx strength In prices thruou'
the day. News that another Cunarder
had also been torpedoed came Just
before the close of the session but
was not generally known In time 10
be n market Influence
scarcity of supplies did a good deal
TO hoist the oats market. Some at
tention was also given to the fact tina
barley was at the highest level since
the Civil war.
Likelihood OF enlarged shipments to
the east put strength into provisions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
SOUTHWEST NORMAL
TO PLAY SOONER FIVE
Unfefeatcd Quintets Meet at
Norman Friday and Sat
urday Nights.

Sp,Ia' 10 The World
NORMAN, okla. Fen e. sooner
students viii have good chance %
,iev the Varsity baskcter, ia action
here Friday and Saturday nights.
Whom Southeastern normal comes FOR
pair ~ games Thus far the local
quintet has been undcfelted. altho
th' Agries threw scare into the
camp last Saturday night by leading
at the end of tho first half 20 TO ~.
However. tenn work conquered ana
The locals came back strong In the
second part. Risen. the only better
man on the 4Ssm. throwing 70 goals
Tor total of - points
Wtth team composed altogether
uf gew men. with the exception OF
ksen. nrnn,e owen has developed 4
seam winch offers promise Of being
one "f the best snnnds representing
ne pniNarslty N yr.it Eass. a sta
forward on ths Ramona high school
team last year and Birchfield. who
nails from winfield Kan, are both
youngsters who have won IA berth on
the squad Bcchtpld and Boyle are
both sophom0res having served last
SEASON as malnstays on the fresh
team The team was noticeably
Weakened by the enlistment OF cap
tain McDcrmott. but with the wealth
ut new material. II looks as II the
holes left by his departure has been
f'iied very satisfactorily.
In addition to the above mentioned
uien, the Ssoner mentor has n weakh
uf substitute material In Shaw. "A
former Kingfishir man. Pueh. last
Neafs freshman. ard Hollemnn, who
hhs served a year rs apprentice.
After the games tJis week the
squad leaves next week for "A trip
lhru northern Oklahoma, where il will
meet Kendall a n N. and the Chill
occo lndians on Their homo cOurts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

nently weakened WolRust for q is a
rule that athactes who have undergone
n operation for the removal OF their
appendix are seldom good afterwards
Al had scarcely recovered from his
experience with the surgeons when he
was stricken with pneumonia. III 1914
Wolgnst broke his fight arm IN a bout
with Freddie Welsh In New York. lie
also hadaa couple Of ribs fractured IN
a battle with Battling Nelson In Nil
waukrc and broke two small bones in
his left paw while preparing for a
fight with Joe Rivers This Is not a
complete record OF Ads accidents. hut
sufficient instances have been c,sct 20
show why the former "hcarcat" w his
,hirtieth birthday, IL a hAs-been as
far As the ring Is concerned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
TULSA BASKETERS
DEFEAT CHEROKEE
Local Scholastics Run String
Of Victories to II With
No Defeats.
CAPTAIN WOOD STARS AGAIN
Waudling and McNutt Also
Play Brilliant Games;
Brown Cherokee ~Star. o.

cd by the wonderful play ~ cap
tain Wood. the Tulsa IliEh school uas.
keters ran their strinr ~ straight ,i,.
tories up 10 when they won lrom
the Cherokee "hi cskorg lu4i risut
40 the high school gym sS tu 80
A. the expiration ~ the nrt hulf
the stpCr was 20 - z m favor uI the
red lerseyrd rnEers Nith tho cbpui
Sion OF Wlrneyk" from tho rafu, be-
cause of personal fouls TulslH truu
WORK was SLOWED az and thr. litFr lead
they had run up in the ltr5t frame
served to mako 'hum uErr-'uniidrut
IN The second hulf However the 70
su't Of the game wus never iu doubt
AlthO the Cherokee team never had
Un opportunity tn win " played frst
GaIpe ANA lhade " a battle thruout
Cherokee champions of the nurth
were determined 60 win from the five
showing the most class Ia the eastern
quiutctz and this might have hcvn
responsible for o'Cdgionnl ruuRhncsF
Referee liolhndcr ana Umpire Mcf
ford. however. ufficintcd In such =
manner that all we're satisfied
For Cherokee. Brown. forward was
the star. lie shot thc majority Of the
goals Gagged By Ills team. Captain t'ol-
lock At guard also played wclL thp
his work wnA made doubly hard by
lack Of co operation
Wood Tulsa leader. was at his best
lie shot goals from all angles OF tho
field and his floor work was also
splendid. The guarding of Wnndling
and MrNutt featurcd ns uSuni But
three field goats being made by Cher
okee In the crDnd half
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
Tulsa Hi" Cagers Meet
BarfiesUiiie and Drum

FOLLOWING their game with the
Cherokee high school cagers last night
the Tulsa "hi' basketers prepared to
leave for Bartlesriiic. where they NEE,
the dribblers OF that high school To-
might Bartlesville won the eastern
iootnhll championship Tulsa losing
that title by taking the short end Of
inc score In their game with Bartlps
vile. The red ana white lads are de
tefmined TO avenge that defeat by "A
victory on tn court, aud their follow
ers are confident that they viii. tho
the strength OF Hartlesyille Is feared
by nlf
Tomorrow night the local scholas-
tcs meet nrury college at Springfield
Mo. This is one Of the higeSst games
OF the season. Drury plays leading
collegiate quintets of the show me
state and Victory over them viii la
great addition to Tulsas record.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

As result OF the deals made WIN
Connie Mack the Boston ited SnN NOV
need only a second basemen 20 io'n
up y, the best club In the American
league. not excluding the ch'mplv'
White SoN from the consideias.u ",
The new players more than "IiS',
TIVE losses and this .despi@ nc nv,
that Frazee has lost about ten hsn
and added only four. As orly o".
player can occupy one position w sa
game. the losses are not as bad w.
ratio OF 10 to might indicate 80,
nee has McInnis. Scott and Gar uS"t IN
for his infield, with second h"S' "a
doubt. For his outfieid hg.h
Strg,k. walker, Hooper and' W ~ NJ
Behind the hat he has schanE nu, ',.
ARnew and some young bh'hS'sp
from the minors. For pitchers me-
Ruth. Mays, Leonard, Bush ahu
few lesser notables of the p'rhn'"oo
peak. The newcomers more 'nn
make up for the losses at tlrs' ~,
left field. in the box and behlhd w
plate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
Harley Thorp Puts Lee
Morrison Out in Second

JOPLIN. Feb 7.-Hsrvey Thorp OF
Kansas city tonight knocked out Lee
Morrisey OF Oklahoma city in the sec
ond round OF a scheduled lb-round
aout The men are lightweights Nor.
risey was saved by the bell In the
first round,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

tStrandhrtg. Arbtceyy Go
Several disquieting elements including the
Ainkiug Of the Tascauia. unfavorabc reports
concerning the renrrrl conditions of the steel
iradu and the dNmpcninE cftret Of the lsrEr
nnmbrr Of idle days ~ February. have eom'
hiHed 10 uhscttls the market sentiment toda y
sRa trading hst been dssaliory. Except for
Apccisl iNueS under tho Influence OF pool
operation and othrr indi vidusl factors, tho
general nst has suffered a moderate reaction
We oohtinuc TO feet however, that the
presrri baAiS OF prices has = conatderAbis .
toundAtion Of frrnRcsx and that todAy'S dis
oonrett,ng news IA only small part OF the
general fortunes Of war aud may he replaced
1T any moment with favorable news Of equal
eight and market effect
A. long the powerful Influence con
nected vita the Liberty losa rsie and thu
tipa' Imposition Of the rails remains un
changed NC do lot expect the market 10 20
far In either direction but for the present We
look for a trading affair and feel that opera
tons on the constructive side should show
results with waiehfnl prof, tax ing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

Altho Harry trazec lost several of
his star bail tossers by enlistment in
the navy. the Red Sax are the boys
that Will give the White Sox the best
race Tor the American league flag.
with Sim Agnew and wnIly Schang
behind the bat the crinson hosed club
Is Fe best fortified team In catchers
In fhe league.
l'ahc Ruth. Joe Bush. Hub Lednn r,i
and Carl Mays are four twirlers that
VIII carry any club along. In this
quartet whoever pilots the Red Sox
VIII hsvc an, array Of slabaters equal
To any In the big top-one that looks
better than the White Sox premier
four. Cicotte, faher. Russell and VIII
iatns. Ray Schaik. White Sox catcher
was outhit many points by Srhans las,
season and his general worth is hardly
more than that OF Wally, while Agncw
Win swing the balance toward Bos
toms way. SO the Red SoX battery
must be figured better than Chicagos
Stuffy Mcfnnis is one OF the real
stars Of the lcasue--next 10 Sislcr is
the most valuable first hsseman I'm
the league Gnndii. while good man.
does not compare with the former
Athletic, II is n question ns to who
gang, but it's n cinch that the theater
magnate will have capable man on
The bag or course, Eddie Collins reta
the call no matter who Is stationed o.,
second. as tho Columbia alumnus is
the class OF all keystone defenders.
Buck Weaver Is better third base
man than Larry Gardner, but Scott, a
better shortstop thhn Risberg, makes
the infields even
In the outfield the white sox have
Jackson, Felsch. John Collins and
Murphy. the first two stars Of The
first magnitude, The esstrrners win
present Amos Strunk. rillic walker
presence OF jackson and elsch the
White SoN gardeners are the class OF
the two clubs.
with tho infields even and the
Windy city outficld the be :. Il will
be mp TO the He'd SoX battery TO carry
them thru And lampng that bunch
- mound artists and Whnd paddsts. IL
looks likNthc Red Sox will be favor
ties when the barrier drops.
Don't forget Dick HohHtrel. first
hascmon Dick will make splendid
trading material, even II ne doesn't
take his place in the regular lineup
Shoeld the men who enlisted in the
navy return, there wouldn't be any
thing TO II hut Red SoX pennant
Ndd Duffy Lewis. Del Gamer. Jack
narry. Jimmie Walsh. Harold Janvrin
Ernie shore and Chick Shorten TO the
ranks OF the Red Sox and they could
beat any ball club In either league
with ease
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
MIchlgnn Ngrlc Sinr Enlisis-

EAST LANSING, Mich, Feb. ~
"Swede' oas. star an around athlete
Of the Michigan Agricultural college.
has enlisted In the navy and Is now
at the Great Lakes training camp Gas
was catcher on the baseball team ana
was one of Coach brewers dependable
backs on the football eleven. The base
bH Sqnpd has been riddied by enlist
lnenH The two regulars who are sim
ln eon@Ke arc ''Freuchy" peMoud.
pitcher and Hammes the star batter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
KAnaAs City Iiv. STACK

KANSAS CITY Feb --HoGS-Reesipts
1000; iSa 25c Arer Buh Sl695 dp
1890; heavy. SlG SORid 70; light. Si6 ~
1890 pigs, sl2 50@i4 SO
CATTLE Receipts. 1000; steady Prim.
led steers, h2 A56is,75 dressed heei
nesrA Slo4S@ " % southern steera, 81 so
q 10, uockers, $750R II so; esvos, s7a
IA25 Wv
sIlEEP Receipts, $500 steady LAmbs
fl6@ iT2S ycarliBgs. tl350@Ii 75. wcth.
stockcrS. s86fI5 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
" B0WlERS LOSE TO
R0XANA co. ROLLERS
Victors Come From Behind
and Win Last Two After
Losing First.

Coming from behind after losing
the first game. the Romna how tcrs
deiented the Y. NJ. G. A. rollers In
last ntshts bowling In the Commercial
league. The games were better rolled
than those OF previous nights and the
spectacular finish OF the victors was
the feature OF the weeks rolling
Gregory OF the Roxana was high with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
Provisions


NEW YORK Fob THE market fer
raw sugar was considerably more active to.
dsy and prices were unchanged at sS5c for
Cubas. cost and freight equal TO oO5c for
centrifugal Sales 10 the committees were
the lafssAt since its organisation. and includ.
ed 600 900 bags OF Cuess and IS, 900 Porto
Rico
In refined prices are quoted at Tl5c for
fine gtarulated Some business is going an
daily, but 1t is xnli restricted, altho should
weather conditions remain anywhere near
normal refners would seos be operating
up TO an average capacity
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

NEW YORK. Feb THE M,tal E'chans'
quotes lead. steady spoi. 90 sr@T ~.
speitet, dur East ST. Louis spot. w.
asked
A. London: Copper spot 10 futures
lio. electroiytie. 1875
Spot tin, sos futures. 302 i0a.
Spot lead, 29Ios futures as.l0S
Spot 6petier 54 futures. so,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
. Live Stock


ST. LOUIS feb 7--HOGS- -RecciptS
500 steady Lights, SIS 500 40 TO. pigs
flaRl5 5u' mixed and butchers sic s5 sG
isss .sood heavy, $lS.Io@ 1880. buiE
CArUE Receipts. 4 500 Steady. Native
beet steers, ssF so, ycsritgEs, s7@lg $50,
COWS sea / SO, s,ockrrp and fe.drys a. "a
10 so fair to prime southern beef steers 30
" IL SO; beef cows ard heiterS ss@lo.
prime yearhngS S79 10 So native calves
ttEptG.
Sl4Q IT'S; ewes. $40 sOGI7 wpthers
slt 5o@ 32S Gamers and choppers. sos a,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

There are going TO hc quite few
less Jokes about what funny things
women say NJ hall games next season.
Then, TOO. there will be fewer men
with wives or such with them who
are unable 20 get worked mp owing 70
the questions asked them, The infor-
nation has leaked out that there are
to be no ladies' dnvs at the National
lea cue parks next season. Seems that
several Of the clubs were moro or
less In favor Of the idon. but Clncin-
natl, Pittsburgh and Brooklyn were
absolutely agin a. These balkcd 50
persistently when the project was
that there was nothing 20
II but TO turn the ladies down. Must
be the ladies Of Pittsburgh, BROOKLYN
and Cincinnati ask unusually annoy
Ing questions at ball games
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

NEW YORK Feb Coffee futures closed
at nit loss of So TO 63 points for the dsy.
Closing bids: March. 7ISe May : 63e
July T.75e. September. 1899; oetober.
7 g6c. December, s09e
Spot coffee quiet with preeA lower as
sAe for Rio "a Aad i0ke for San.es i's
Ihe official cables reported no change at
Rio. The Santos market was nominal fer
spots. but l25 to $50 reisSlower fer futures
Brazilian port receipts, Sc 900; Jundiahy,
Al coo Santos reported q clearance OF ga,
600 for NrM York
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
Sportography
TRY THIS on YOUR PIANO.
BY GRAVY"

TRY THIS ON YOUR PIANO.
Heres 10 the pitcher
Whose pitching had smoke, without
flames.
The best flingins we'd seen
Back In nineteen fourteen.
When lhe fellow won most OF his
games.
Lee I'ohl kows good pitcher when
he secs one. and he has great faith
Ia the qualities OF penner Rather
than "cnn" the young twirier. Man
agcr Fohi will send him back to tho
Pacific Coast League to gain a little
more cNr rEtSnce. But he still has
string on Nhlm. which he will pull
when the Tins Is right
The ST. Louis Browns look to
Johnny Tobin. the star sbiEgcr OF tho
Pacific Coast league, who, has lust
signed up with othem 10 help them
put up good scrap for she pennant
next season. Tobin expects 10 win "A
regular place in the outficld.
Risbcrg. shortstop FOR the white
Sox. and kopl. ditto or the Cincin-
natl Reds. made more fielding mis-
takes than any other major league
charged with 61 while Kopf made
6s. Rishcrg was benched Just before
the worlds series because he was
weak at the bat. but Kopf played out
tho full schedule because his stick
work WAS fncs--s In the successful
nght the Reds made for a place In the
first dtvisiop. ~
Uopscher. the new shortstop OF the
Cubs, was under McCrcdie's manage
ment nt Portland last season aud the
latter insists that he viii be one Of
the big stars OF the majors.
Tommy Leach reitires from base
ball well fortified for tho future.
Tommy is the owner of an orange
grove In Florida and is more inter-
csted In that than in baseball
II Is taken FOR granted in Cincln-
nnu that Mattys infield will ba made
up Of Chase at first Shean al sec
ond, Kopf al short and Groh NJ third
and McKechnie are
stated 10 Start the season as subsu-
tutes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

Field goasl. wood ls. Carter %.
Nienccke ]. Brown 2 Norris l.
Foul goals Wood 3. tirowU q Let
tnus ,, Norris J Barney ! Alternate.
Tulsa. barney for Wienecke. cs
Ecferccj Holiardcr
tfsplre: Mfffori
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

The Boston Braves will have onI ,
about two weeks OF work AZ l'a,,, wv.
but Stallinss believes this wllI pc a
ficient in view or the weather ,1n~ ,,,.l
stions. 1'iee Braves will reach Ml.J, IN
about March 10 and leats on MAY
80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

NEW Aulth, feb 7--Gray cotton goods
here today we're higher snd government in
quiries we're resumed IN a larger way. Raw
silk vas unchanged and hurlsps steady Drv
goods trading was Quleter, but -prlees we're
firm for The dag
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

Alec Gibson. young pitcher
drafted hy Washington from the
cambridge. Ca. club Is now AZ Camp
SEWER. at Grccnyille. S. c.. lie is the
seventh player connected with the
Senators TO get into the bigger game.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
Money
Nav York Monay

Nav YORK Monsy.
NEW YORK. Feb Mercantile papef.
5EaSN Sterling go day bihs. 81 - con-
mereial 60.dAy buis on banks SANS CON-
nereiai 6O-day bilis. s4fta demand
sA.7530 cables si76h
Gundera. demand istse, cables. iie
Bar silver, s6Ac. Mexican dollar, hast
Government bonds, heavy railroad bonds
easy. g.
Time loans. firm: GO DAYS 50 a hc. y
days sad els nonths 5 v 0Ge