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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
BOY PLAYED TRAITOR
Lad of German Extraction Placed Bits
of Nails I'm Pneumatic
Drill.
INV Associated Pre.s.l

CHARLESTON, 5. C.. June 1I.-Onc
OF tho first sa botaEc cases ever tried in
= Federal court, il is believed, undo.
the act recently passed. was heard here
Monday afternoon, when Louis -
Boettc, sixtecn-yearold boy of this
city. OF German extraction. was found
guilty, with recommendation 10 mercy.
Judge II. \. NJ. Smith sentenced him
to four years in the national training
school for boys at Washington Boette
was employed at the Walk &. Muir
doch plant, where boilers for the gov
eminent were being made, and placed
bits of nails in pneumatic drill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
Charlottesville Hukcry Burns.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, June IL
The Star Bakery, OH West Main street.
owned by Ernest w. Fcuchlenberger
was Quilted by fire Monday night. Ten
minutes after the bakers had gone to
supper flames burst out of the second
story, and the hrcmcn had a stiff fight
for one hour before il was gotten
under control. Tho Strand moving
picture theater was damaged by water.
The bakery was erected five years ago
at a cost OF $4,000. The insurance is
$4,000
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LOWER HOUSE FOR SUFFRAGE
Louisiana senate 10 Consider Franchise
Measure, Which Won Great Vic
tory in Other Branch.

E3y Associated Prcss.
BATON ROUGE, LA. June IA bill
granting suffrage 10 the women OF
Louisiana was passed by the lower
house OF the Legislature to-day by n
vote OF so 10 2l 1t now goes 10 the
Senate. where suffrage leaders claim
they will obtain proportionate ma
jority
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12

so regarded by Observation-Disclosures
90 and the Grosscr General Stab.
over a cup Of English tea i'm my
room In the re- dcs Moeurs | drilled
Ffaulein UmslaS | had no doubt OF
Hcr now. She WAS almos, enthusiasts
ana kent calling my scheme "colos-
"a The 10000 francs was never out
OF her mind, and tho mere thought that
she was hand -in-Elove' with a friend
Of the Enipcror's ishe now rrmlv bn.
lievcd this) persuaded her that sin,
was participating in a deed Of national
Importance. Her ono fear was that IL
she could not escape from Sandman
he might attempt force. She said he at
ways carried six friends" in his pocket.
meaning revolver. and that lie wa.
! very cAcitable man. had. howevc-.
something up my sleeve" If violence
offered My principal fears were: /
lhat ! might fail = That might l..
arrested for theft. But az I.ytton. the
novelist. said comforting phrase)
In The bright lexicon OF youth there
:" II" such word as fan" 1For my
part do not Sc that the world should
appear even in the dun dictionary .f
aS"b. And il is sure that he wEn
thinks more than passinsiy Of failu..
will fail.
PLAN or nATTLEsHIP TO
HENOLITIONIXE WARFARE:
Cmslag. then. il was pretty certain.
would carry In Mr.. Sandham's suit
case the plan Of 4 bat;lcship which was
gong to rcNoiutioniXc naval warf.r..
II she did so. II would not rcuuir.
any stroke or genius or force 10 tall.
the suit case from her and exchange II
for an exactly similar ono titled Win
newspapers when Mr.. Sandham say,
Was tahnI: his tickets at the boonin.
onicc. But If MIR Sandman shout!
choose 10 carry both the vaiise ani
the salt case. he would have To drop
ono Or the other. or both. at the ticket
Office window II he dropped the valis-
and hcli on 10 tho suit case till he
reached the train had Yet orc chanc.
to part nim from Cmsiag and his pre-
ricna a"ings-a chance ! need NJ:
ticnji"n now. II Sandman held on /"
his i'npcdimcnta himself. but got
Crisiuc To tai:e the tickets mad sew
orai devices by which / could maxi
him put down both the ba-a FOR !,
fc" moments al least. y likely ana
simple orc was for hriylct 10 push
against him and roughly accuse hi:n
of insulting her. \ kno; Of persons
would Immediately collect and ! shout
not be far from the suit ease with
mine. There MAS some risk here !
realized. but people do not loo. al
luSgaEc-or lords--ou a railway plat
form while in close proximity TO
TOW" intended TO be prepared for
all ercntualities ! could think OF. yc.
somehow felt that the business was
going to be simple enough. and thar
most Of my speculative preparations
We're quite unnecessary.
ITO Be Continued To-MorrowD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
MAKE SEPARATE CLASS
Point rEcd Public Utilities EnrninE,
Have Fallen on During Hnr
Period.
lRv Assnclatcd rres.l

WASHINGTON, June ia request
that public utilities be placed in IA
separate class for taxation was made
to the House Ways and Means Com
mittce to-day by Philip II. Gadsdcn.
of Charleston, s. c. While the genera !
volume of business has increased with
the war. the earnings OF utility cor
poratioas, particularly street car lines.
has fallen off. he sa:d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12

The imperial Cabinet. according to
resolutions adopted al the war CO afcr-
encc Of tho empire in 1917. comprises
tho British Premier and the other Cab
met members who have to do with
imperial affairs; the Prime Ministers
Of each of the British dominions. in
GLIDING Canada. Australia and South
Africa or their accredited alternatcs.
together With representative of the
government; OF India,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12

seven -thli ~, MI SANDMAN SAID,
from the Ca dc Lyon
l.yo,, nr,,,tsed ~ 90. INN /, tho
-.
morning
Yes"
made Up my mind that The least
time rraul. IN spent with Sandman on
no ,,nrrow mo hc,ter he s,,,n
ti,,lc know tdce Of my oYu Sc.
.ycs y .omised 10 com. hero 4,
tho morning.
Are YOU .,tfli resolved to accom-
pany him 10 i;aiy. or whcrever he
likes 70 take you-and leave QUO.
slowly she said. "If YOU give m. m.
10000 francs | shall give my mother
half Of the money. and with the rest
shall get good OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dior In the Prussiun Guard. or shall
set up in business"
Frau!ein'S desire t. marry a big sol
dior is shared by 80 per cen, 81 pr
class in Germany The bigger The
doi tho biIgct-stte soldier.
Don't marry a soldier. set up m
business There i d big war com
No ~ a ic" gears. and you might lose
nam hut lot inc tell yon my present
plan tiaulcin tmaias, DO not wish
!ou 70 Sc" Ar- Sandman ~ the morn
'ns. Later Q" "l!i tell you why. You
can telephone him instead. to say YOU
WI be nero al . O'Clock IN the even
h- ~ course let him THINK you are
S"l"s Win Nam 70 Rome. Make what
.NeL o%'uSe YOU Ike. Perhaps. though
mar sur" you had better leave
mo- mere on ms sccrctairc as Well
$500 sooh hau the note written.
i"u must come win me. and
IT, iooH' We ta"eh lie"
- ,ha",.s
II h...n ~ :, =. 49, ~ .""h'HaFtre!
.;3nt - i
al -
shall s,3yc MIN nm no"
.,c mo Ia ,,i,,,,',.,,. e"se' anu YOU
Il h,y. arr.nt.i an a..
mind viI ,cil ,.a, "' 'hH
l., NJ 70, io"' No"
stairs first ana i..y. ~
conclcrr. WA, WIN "a"
mrs, I,,nn.ros. ~ """t' INC
turn n,,, ~ - IA tne r,sht as YOU
20 out ,opc,bcr or ~ s,, no.
near a.. !, ana ,,,s, "'a'
l,r.s.n,Iv h...I -,
good nicb, ,t @ "a!
the kcv On nnnt h.E Pui
1 heard a door al,,, a!ts,
On, az ~. ,r,,, i'. 80 paSaeu
concierge had ~, go, -. 1850 ,',e
room. i passed on, ,,rsoa, - '@' '''''e
Frat,lcin r.,,-r,,
nigh, go nc '''"
Tho mex, ,.r,i,r ,.,
forth 10 20, +, e,,t, - ~.
that az ,hn try.,.or,~ -
fortunately. 3ieit,I, - ~
French,nau IN ,La On. a. -,
the same scr, ~ ""u
good ,.,ryy,nr
chase ,,r, ,,,,do ~
to her friend In 49,. ~ e., M
When she came All, ~ 80 -,
told INC tbat aycry,rf,,. go ',
right. Sandman iold b,r - ~
tual. aga. mentioned ,h.,, -, - 80,
take char. or ~ 60,
would look .f,cr ~ ,.,i;'s 80 ~
indeed lonkad nro,,fs,,. ''''"e
Next IN. care a. 10,
armed mo ,i,nn 80.
noted mo cX.c, nnsi,ion -, 49, -. 49,.
waiting room. mo bnoLi,- "o,,. 80,
the hookstall and mo 10, 49,.
,.c.,i,r ~, 80. 49, ..t VIZ %
INC station 60! ~
boulevard p.derot. also noted =, ar
.ciiro li,,lc cafe abo,,, aoo 80. :"
Leaving Emslap outside ,yor, ~ and
asked ia 500 ,bc nronri.,or IL -,
be ycrv ricas,d ina,.d -. s.r,.o -
ll,le sunn.r f,r ,bro. >, %
private room.
Nov. / rouls ,n-ro.. 49,. i -,
nexi yisir v.as ., u,,,o p:,,a. -,
Belgian, yo,,,n ,,on,inna
struciions for p,j,o- s.'.ro, o-.o
work of !, nbys;c,, ,h,r,
In a linn s,ran, ~, -
Moulin dc /. ,:,ie,,o =, ,bn hntrh,
va ,on,a So -
with . nbvsinue ,,,.,,, 80,
Tn. CHS, ~ M -.,,rL. >, w. 80;
Ic, amounted IN ,bis.
Lyon AT o.ciock Iha, ev "n maFc o, 1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
ALL ARE REPRESENTED
Imperial wnr Cabinet of I0IS Com
prisrS Agents OF Britnin's
Entire Empire.
IBy Associated rrcssl

LONDON. juno IL ,via otta val
The first meeting OF the imperial War
Cabinet OF 1915 began al noon to-day.
Premier Lloyd George welcomed the
delegates AMI aftcrward entertained
them al luncheon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
Libel Norwegian Steamer.

BY ASsoCiatcd Prcss
NORFOLK, VA. June ll.-Ailecin-
that the Norwegian steamer Hcspcros
was running at an immodcratc rate of
speed in the haroor. the owners OF the
Dunkcrquc to-day fled libel proceed
ings 10 recover $4,000 for damages al
legged to have been caused by that YES
sci. which was in collision with the
Dunkerque here recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
Eredrr;cEs b,rr I.fnctIon

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June ~
The election for six counci!mcn today
resulted in tho selection OF w. s. Ch,s-
Icy, p. W. Scott. \. l.. Young. w. J.
Ford. George Freeman. r.. and w.
:. Embry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12

IN WOODEN cloth.
Put fleece of wool inside a cot
ton bag. boil in caustic potash solu-
ton. The wool disappears. but the
cotton bag is intact. That medium
dissolves animal fiber, but vegetable
fiber remains
Rogers-Peet, being their own cloth
Ing makers, ask wooden mills to Of
Ter only goods that will stand this
test. which they apply to clipping
OF every delivery. rejecting all fab
RIGS that show even the slightest
sediment OF cotton.
After strength test, patches Of
every cloth are exposed to sun and
rain for ten days and nights for
color test.
The final test. however, lis made
by the purchaser. who may have his
money back if the clothes go wrong.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12

Rend tho Business Opportunity Ads
in thi1 paper every day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
Great Woman Spy
Tells Life Story
Author Gives Stirring REGULATIONS
OF German Far-Rcaching
Espionage System.

WRITTEN by MISS OLGA vUN
MARX.
EDITED ny HENRI DE HAL
SALE.
Copyright. 1917. by Henri de Hal
sale. by the International
News Bureau, Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12

Seven Thirty. Mr.. Sandman said
from the ia &c dc Lyon.
'"iou promised to see HIM in the
morning."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
ATHLETIC EFFICIENCY
WINNERS ANNOUNCED
Boys Of Tulsa High school are
Awarded Many Prizes for Ath-
lctlC prOwcSs.

Prizes In tho boys physical effi-
cheney tests we're awarded yesterday
bp = W knu, physical director of
Tulsa high school, who has been con
ducting the tests throughout the
latter weeks OF winter and In tho
spring
They consisted " fcats ot strength
ana agility IN track aud field events,
water spuI's and I'm other athletic
gnmes Remarkable records were
made hy many and the result of the
tests proved ConClusively that Tulsl
high school boys are "fit" and that
sports for alt" as worked out by
Nr Ran are practical
rri7es were donated Nv the be
shon sporting Goods company, and
consisted of punching bags. tennis
racket tennis balls, haseballs and
other sport apparatus
Winners or prizes and their total
o. points Roach 81 Is. willard.
- u, IWEhes. 21}-. Dixon. - is,
Holmes - -, Rates. IL. RuWgar-
nrr. lo'. Woodford r., Bennett
l.. n Wheeler II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
PITCHERS BATTLE IS
WON BY BARROW NINE.
Itcd SoN Score Only Run of Came IA
Final Inning; Bush \lIow- Three
Hits, Thormh hlcn Two
ATHLETICS WIN TWO GAMES
shut senators out; Indians BunCh
Hts and Heat BrownSj Grancy
Pulls Homer: soS-Tigcrs, Enin

BOSTON April % Pitcher Thor.
mahlen ~ New York held BOSTON
hitlcss until the ninth inning todal.
when Boston with the bases full and
one out scored the only run Of the
gam" on Whitemans long sacrifice
fly 20 left which Bodie dropped
with ono out In this inning Strunk
singled ana TOOK third on Ruth's
pinch single on the first pitched
ball McInnis was purposely walked
filling the bases, setting the stage
for Whltcman's sacrifice fly. Bush
was hi; safely three times. twice by
Hodle PecklnpauEh. strunk and
Whiteman contributed brilliant
plays 90
Score by innings II ~ T."
New York 900 600 600 .
Boston .... 900 O0S OO1--l 0
BatterieE--- Thormahlen and Han
nah Bush and Agncw
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
Great Interest in
McFdrldnd-GibbOns Go

CAMP DODGE. Ia, April ca
Much interest attaches to the six
round gexhibition bout between Mike
Gibbons, boxing instructor at Camp
Dodge, and packey Mcfarland who
holds similar position at Camp
Zachary Taylor. which will feature
an inter-camp athletic tournament
here April 90
While the contest is not for
blood" II will be watched with un-
usual interest as the principals met
two years ago at Brighton Beach.
New York. before one Of the largest
crowds that ever witnessed non
championship bout
Five other bouts will be on the
card for tho evenings entertainment
together with a wrestling match be
tween Earl CaddocR. champion
wrestler. and the leading man Of
Camp Taylor Matches in the 1875.
1876. l45, l55 and 1853 pound classes
also will be staged.
The proceeds OF the tournament
which will be held In the Coliseum
here viii he divided between the two
camps to be applied to the athletic
funds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
AGILITY SAVES DRAAK
FROM ANGRY BULLDOG
Canine Chascs Heavyweight Crap
pier While Taking Road Work.
Tom Matched May ;.

chased hv an angered bulldog. in
tenJon getting piece OF his run
ming trunks or "A slice OF flesh, or
possibly both, Tom Drnak. cham
piun heavyweight wrestler OF Bel
Rium and Conqueror OF John Grand
ovitch at Convention hail Friday
night, saved the mentioned trunks
and skin by his agility in climbing
a tree
Draak, who IL to meet some top
notch grappler May .. started his
first workout Yesterday, following
the match with Grandovitch. lie
was doing road work west OF town
and the dog, attracted probably by
Toms garb, quickly decided to give
chase As quickly as he extricated
himself from Grandovich's holds
Druak spicd n tree and ascended II
in the nick OF time" A passing
farmer saved the Belgian from be
ing forced 10 stay In the tree several
hours
Draak is easily the most popular
grappler that ever wrestled here
and fans are anxious TO see him in
another match. Fred. "Foghorn"
Clancy. who is to promote the 20. is
to bring one Of the best mat men in
the country for the Git.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
MRS. {. PENDERY
GAINS 10 POUNDS
Merchants Wife Thought
Her Troubles Would
Never End.
TkNLAC GAVE RELIEF
ri Know Now for Myself
What Tanlac Will Do"
She Declares.

My enthusiasm for Tanlac Is un.
bounded" said Mrs Ellen penderS
wife OF we'll known grocer ypcr,
chant who lives at 1919 Aston ave.
nue., recently.
Before | began taking Tanlac,f
Mrs. Pendery continued. II was SUI,
fering from stomach trouble, ndi,
gestion and rundown condition
following an operation about three
months ago. when | returned from
the hospital | was so nervous and
weak | couldn't even stand the morse
Of my children nor sleep at all I
spent about five weeks in bed sui,
ferinR with pains In my back and q
sick that could hardly live. My Az,
petite was very poor and what lttis
did cat kept me In misery nearly
all the time. Everything ata
seemed like lead in my stomach
had awful smothering spells and nut
tarlrg of the heart, suffered "A great
deal with headaches and dizzines,
and II Just seemed like my troublet
never would end =
II tried many medicines but
nothing relieved me until | began
taking Tanlac. which was recon.
illtnutu 10 me ~ my tlNltlt NNb hHI
excellent medicine Now | fully
agree with her that there's nothing
equal TO TanlFc and we never tire OF
talking about H. have just now
finished my second bottle Of Tanloe
and before I started on II couldn't
20 out At all but now take u Iona
walk every day My appetite and
stomach have improved until ! can
eat Just anything and my ncryci
have quicted- down so I can sleel
lust like a child every night ! have
no more headaches. dizziness ~
ymothering spells and my strength
has increa">l wonderfully. | hava
already gained ten pounds in weight
and feel finer today than | did be-
fore ! got sick So | know now foI
myself whpf Tpnlac viii do and !
recommend II 10 cNcry'
body"
Tanlac II sold I'm Tulsa BY ROY
Germans Rexall Drug store the
Quaker Drug company and leading
druggists everywhere ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
Eddie Collins Sets
Consecutive Game Mark

CHICAGO. arm q Eddie Col
Inns stpY second baSemau ot the
champion White SoN, today holds
'nc record for playing IN ConscCu-
tNo games with "a when he
started iu ycstctd DAYS contest against
Detroit he had az games to his
cr"iIt eQualiing the former record
held by sam Crawford. former De
trult outftclder Collins started his
record breaking PLAYING just before
leaving the phUaiclnhlA Americans
SilCe then he las not missed game
and has begun his fourth season
Win The White SoN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
TH0RP AND WAUGH TO
CLAREMORE MEETING.
Llghtweights Take IA Day or IN See
Ponies Run; Both Boys Are
In Condition.

Bohbie Waugh and Harvey Thorp.
lightweiGhts who are to meet at
Convention. hsl Friday night again
went through fast workouts before
large crowds OF fans. The BOYS arc
"a, their best form now and Will
take "a gay off to attend the races
at Claremore, accompanied by their
managers, Jean Mckeehan and Chick
johnson. and Al Venn,
Each will take road work this
morning Waugh Is to work out
tonight al Il6 North Boulder at s
O'Clock Red Clarke will arrive
from Oklahoma city today and will
work out with the Fort Worth boy
Al Nenn, promoter OF the match.
has been selected 10 referee the
bout
Two classy preliminaries, four
round curtain raiser and six
round semiwindnp, are also down
for the card, 4 feature OF the
show will be the rafting OF a $50
Liberty loan bond The bond Is to
be numbered and Is won by the per
son holding that number.
Yesterday Thorp SPARED with
Horn. the boy that gave him a good
workout Monday, Harvey Is at his
best now and down 10 weight For
that reason his work today Will be
light. In addition to boxing and
road work yesterday Thorp shadow
boxed, punched the bag and dummy
and skipped rope
waugh boxed six minutes with
Lefty James and showed exception
al speed For nearly one round
Waugh let James hammer him In
the face and solar plexus and the
hard blows failed TO jar the Texas
boy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
Great Interest In
McFdridnd-Gibbons Go

CAMP DODGE, Iowa April 80
Much Interest attaches Ia the six
round exhibition bout between Mike
Gibbons. boxing instructor at Camp
Dodge and PackCv Mcfarland who
holds similar position ~ Camp
Zachary TAYLOR. which VIII feature
an inter-canp athletic tournament
here April 20
Five other bouts will hc on the
card Tor the evening gsycntertainment
together with wrestling match he
tween Fart Caddock, champion
wrestler. and tho leading mat man
uf Camp Taylor Matches In the
ie5. 1876 las. l55 aud l6i pound
classes also will he staged,
The proceeds ~ the tournament
which Will be held IN tho Coliseum
here will Ice divided between the
two camps To hc applied To the ath-
lctlc funds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
MAY NOT HOLD TITLE
GO IN TWIN CITIES
Opposition to Bout In Several Cir,
clcs Results In Pcsslmlst.c
Outlook.

~ Paul, April Feeling per
sisted in the Twin cities tonight
that the proposed championship
fght between Jess willard and cred
Fulton would not he held here on
the Fourth OF July
Active opposition from several or,
carnations In the two cities and
the announced determination ot
leaders OF these forces 20 enlist
statewide support was regarded ai
tho chief cause FOR pessimism In box,
ing circles II was believed thai
this opposition was responsible for
an intimation from the capital that
the safety commission would forbid
the fight while the United States ia
involved In war.
The safety commission today
listened to arguments for and
against the proposed contest and
then took the matter under advise,
ment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
First Round of r. n. s.
Tennis Tourney Starts

Play In the first round ot the
Tulsa hlgh school tennis tourna.
ment started yesterday afternoon at
Central PARK. with Professor T. I'm
herterth directing, In place Of l.. W
Rau The tournament is attracting
the attention Of all the PLAYERS In
school ana some excellent talent WAS
out the first day
The girls tournament Will prob
ably be started within a week. mem
hers of the fnir sex having Cvinced
as lively interest over the court
game a. the boys
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
CaIOmeI Users! Listen To Me!
Guarantee Dodson'S Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your money if it doesn't
hven your liver and bowels and straghten
you up without making you sick

Take spoonful and II it doesn't t
straightcn YOU eight m and make
YOU feel fine and vigorous I want
YOU to go back 90 the store and get
your money Dodsun's Liver Tone
IS destroying the sale OF calomel be.
cause II H. real liver medicine en-
tlrely vegetable, therefore Il can not
saliNate or make you sick
guarantee that one spoonful Of
Dodsun's Liver Tone viii put your
sluggish liver TO work and clean
your bowels OF that sour bile and
,nusttpatcd waste which is CloEglng
your system and making you feel
miserable guarantee that bottle
OF podsons Liver Tone will keep
your entlrr family feeling fine for
mdbnths Give n 10 your children. n
Is harmless. doesn't gripe and they
IiHt It's pleasant taste. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
DON'T LET A COLD
KEEP y0UAT HOME
DR.. Kings New Discovery
Will Keep You on the
Job, Feeling Fit.

When the first little snlffle or
sneeze comes. take spoonful Of this
cold. cough and grippe relieNer,
For half century now DR.. King =
New Discovery has been effective In
relieving and checking colds In the
heads and chests OF countless suffer
ers OF all ages
For half a century too, II has
been sold for fifty cents ahottle, with
never lessening OF the quality Get
a bottle today. BE prepared for tho
sudden attack OF fresh cold AL
druggists
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

CLEVELAND. April 23--Thc In.
dlsns punched their hits off Gallia
today and defeated 81 Louis sto
The locals made their long bits
count for runs, most of them coin
Ing with men on the bases
Coumbc, pitching his first game
or the season was scored upon In
hut one inning. the fourth. when
Slsler walked and scored ahead or
Gedeou when the latter hit for n
home run TO left. Tho hit wouli
have been good for only two bases.
but Left Fielder Graney made no
effort to field It, believing it a foul
ball
Score by innings Il. II r.
st Louis 900 zoo 600 0
Cleveland col. 900 020 t2'-S II 0
-Gallia and Nunamak-
err Coumbc and O'Ncll
At Chicago, Detroit lrain)