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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14


The New York Nationals enter the
1918 pennant. race with excellent
prospects OF being IN the foreranks
OF the flag struggle from the open
ing 81 the season Failure To repeat
the feat OF winning the champion
ships OF the senior league again
would he due not 80 much to loss
OF playing strength ms the greater
opposition offered by other clubs
which have built up weak depart
ments since the close Of the 1917
campaign.
Several OF the best of the Giants
squad OF year ago will DO missing
due TO defectiOns, trades and tho
possible operation OF the draft, but
by deals and other methods Of skill
fuhEecruting Manager MCGrnw will
be able to fill any breaks In his
lineup aud expects @. 90 enter the
pennant trace with com binatiou
fully as strong as that which won
it's way into the worlds series las,
autumn.
Charley RucR Herzul VIII be
missing at second base having been
traded 10 the Boston Nationals aud
Larry Doyle formerly member or
the New York Giants. Dave Rob
ertson has apparently made UP his
mind not TO play with the team this
-esson which win undoubtedly paw
the way for ;hc introduction Of Ross
b Young. one Of the finds of recent
year. in the team uurfloH should
Benny kaunf be called go service
esly in the baseball campaign. how
ever, the Giants outNcd win not
be equal 10 that Of Jsf summer.
The inu6ld will hc played hy
Holkc. irs, base. pus,. second
Zimmerman third and Fletcher
shortstop with h- exception of
Doyle for NorzuE this Is tine same
combination AS last season and while
Il Is possible that it is mot Quite,
as impressive as the former ururt.t
4 Is likely" Co work with greater
harmony
Any weakness which nuy develop
IN these two departments is likely
20 he more than counter balanced
BY the strength ot the pitching STAFF
Manager McGraw has a hIEh class
group Of twirlcrs in Sll'cc. S,hupp
and Benton, all left handlers uf tried
merit, pcIritt. Tc-orcau. Anderson
DemArcc and Barnes. secured from
the Boston Braves, right handlers. boz
addition 10 several promising young
sters McCarty and EAridcu viii no
called upon to do the majority ot
the catching and unless injured
should stand up uuderF the strain
OF receiving as we'll as twelve months
ago Gibson viii be held as &C.
serve catcher.
n kaun Is able 90 play out the
season with the Giants the chioi
point OF weakness visible az this
time is the lack VI utility infielders
but this Is nkelyNo be corrected at
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Alex Called to War,
Says Draft Board

LINCOLN. Ncb., April 10. -
Grover Cleveland Alexander star
baseball pitcher for The Chicago Ma
tional lcnRue club. has been called
to 30 I'm the next draft quota TO
Camp Funston, a telegram from the
chairman of the county exemption
board AT ST. Paul Neh.. Alexander 's
home said this afternoon
The telegram addressed tO the Lin
coin office uf the Associated Press
follows.
Grover Cleveland Alexander
called TO go iu the next quota, but
he Is not officially notified as we
are not yet informed hy Provost
Marshal Crowder Just when they
viii entrain for camp
w, IT, ATWOOD
Chairman Local Board
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Roy Davis. wcll-known baseball
pitcher. who played with the Pro-
duc,rS several times last season and
was star hurlcr FOR various semi
pro clubs. leaves for Hutchinson this
morning TO become @ member OF
that city's Western lcagu" twirllng
corps.
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careful drulug and have shown
themselves well NJ to impart his
ideas Each IN turn takes his con-
pany OF soldiers and shows them
an that he has been taught 10 show
themk
Ever since taking up his work
hore Kllbanc has insisted that box
ing can Hc mado of the greatest pos
siblc value Go the men who are to
use the haNouct lie has been en-
outraged by the officers who have
watched his demonstrations and-he
has made his instruction worth
more to the military development
~ the men than any other boxing
instructor m the country lie has
shown himself To deserve In every
sense the important post that has
been awarded him.
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I'm me nptoulI ufr vln ur found %
eat. fuurrnNH even ln the prrtI1u.
up.c, nI ihp pr,aeut ult
THE American lelj ur weather por
nitunp. viii have tnr houor Of mar
sh,lIlug ,t. fufrcs 80 the htrt oall
Of INLAY hllI" on Monday the Sew
York club ~ tho Junior association
will face the Washington club play
era al the national capital city while
the Philadelphia Athletirs viii op-
pose Hostun on the home diamond ot
the latter team. Tho following day
tho four remaining clubs Of the
American league and an eight ~ thc
National league viii swing into ac.
tinn in the various citics of the cir.
cults providing the weather man GO.
operatca with the players and the
fans
The schedules for Tuesday call for
tho following opening games Amcri.
can League -CIsycInnd Va Detroit AT
Cleveland. Chicago vs. 81 Louis at
Chicago. National league ~ Louis
vs. Chicago at 81. Louis, Cincinnati
vs. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, New
York w BrookIyn at New York and
phlladolphIa Ns Uoston M philadol
phIa.
,bnrns ia Ucncnt
What Tho ortcnme of ths nnnnsnt
,ates IN The two leagues u.ul hc
only the future can disrlcso In tbe
American Ieasne tbe Ihtcnpn WIN,
SOY world champions. nre conceded
IN have Tho edpa in nInying strenvtl,
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The Winners


40 yard dash first. Englc Law
horn jerks. second. Rca jerks,
third. Ferguson Sand Springs t'hc,
10 minutes 80 second.
role vault lNwhurn. jerks. G..
Stcppr leuks, chapman. sand
SPRING, height, S feet, | inch
Runnin gbroad Jump lawhurn.
Jenks Bcalo, jerks, Fetguaoa Sand
Springs. distance. la feet IS inch
220 low hurdles lHwh0rn, jerks
Noll. 1onks. Baker Sand Springs.
time 81 3-1 seconds.
$iot put---Fcrgusou. Sand Springs
Lawhorn. jerks. Gates, jerks, dis
tance, 3S feet. II inches
Running high jump -l1who~n,
jerks. windsor. Jcnks, Chapman.
Sand springs. height. . feet inches.
Mile run--C. Stcppe Jcuiss, chap
man, Sand Springs; Wilson, Jenhs;
time, minutes. c5 as seconds
$50 yard relay -Icnks
Teachers lOO yard dash men
lnbody. Sand Springs briggs. send
Springs, McCullough, time. II SO
seconds
Grade school,
blIlS uUOcl 90 HbunuH
baseball throw Tor distance itrst,
Palmer Greenwood, second. Sharr,
sand Springs third. Fleencr, SAND
Springs. distance. ~ feet, 6 inche9
so yard dash De BAUM, jerks,
Rothamcrr, Red Fork. simmons,
jerks, time, g 40 seconds
200 yard relay--Jenks
Girls under 40 pounds
Basketball caginE Dciaun. jerks
Dunn, jerks. Mctzgcr Jcuks, bas-
kets. II.
so yard dash Mcntzcr. cJnk4.
Dohbs, spcrry. RuEeys, sand SPRINGS,
time. SIS seconds
80 yard relay ay-Jenks.
Girls over 20 Ppuhd-
Basketball throw for distance 90
Patrick jerks. McCutchin. jerks.
Palmer. Sperry; distance, 50 feet
% l.2 inches.
basketball relay y--Ienks.
~ yard dash Ncut2cr jerks.
Dobbs, sperry Bradley sand
Springs, time. 10 1-5 seconds.
500 yard relay-Jcnks
Teachers race. 80 Morrow.
Ienks, Perkins Sperry, Fromley.
sand Spring. time. = seconds.
Boys.
Boys under SO pounds
Running broad jump--first Ham
ilton, jerks, second, lshmael, jerks,
third. Mcguire. Broken Arrow, dis
tance l3 feet. "a inches
80 yard dash -Tilley. sperry, lsh-
mnel jerks Rogers, sand Springs.
time. J.i seconds
goo yard relay Sand Springs,
time. % 3-j seconds.
Boys Unlimited
Running broad jump $ Lawhorn,
Jenks. Moore. sand Springs, Rrll-
ley BROKEN Arrow, distance. feet
1854 inches
Running high Jump IaVnoru.
jerks, iIothamcr. Red Fort. Sin -
mons. jerks. height Zoe. ll-a
inches
100 yard dash Moore. Sand
Springs GraGc sand Spring, Gam-
leny Hrokcn Arrow. time. li -cc-
onds
400 yard relay Sand Spring
time. 81 seconds
Men teachers 100 .yHrd Dash
Lance. Sand Springs Johns sand
Springs time ~ 3.s seconds
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dent Success National and American Baseball Leagues Start This We

NH... r.urg Iuf likely usht.
handle. Several men who were
counted .uur fu o., tur tuucld posi-
.u.. .p,r, .,Ta.. called tn arms and
when Stranger wilbur Robinson -
-,mU.,l H.- -gu,d aI Hot Spring..
Nr. Ua had practically nothing new
,s,,pf n pFphcr. DUe D'Narn.
recalled from Atlanta 90 pIay SOC
u.I was not ,,u,tI. new as nc was
p.Hu tn. S4prrht. f.um fEIt o.. 1915
..,Ius.,r Charles " uDhuckl
ward obtained from IIrisnurgh 60.
ported nH went fu war before tho
training sr,.D, vtF over
Another hr4,. hIpw was tho hold
...t Of ya.a \n,nr tU, only man
. tho team who nt 500 Boa IpII.
'.s uYfN .,ta sl. Wheat has a
gru.p.ruY. farm near Polo Mo. aud
-puru,d the aI4f, utf,ryd him
WHrlutt I.t,. tho f,,ngkf,r fr.,u cam
hardly hone fn alrrag, more rnan
. goo bon uurIue.
Iu th, winter ErDuNNu traded rho
holy. .niturc rnarlcs -irnEcl ont.
fielder. and I,orrr Cutsnaw. m.
fielder tu rutsnlpgI for Pitchers
.NI N,rp,yE a,il j.url,Iah grucr.
natn prhI handler. and thurN
/ NlrI Nl,m,ri, has br,u .urfcrinr
T mon, , sore ann and tnuupn ne re-
covered l. form - almost sun, tu
hr drafted Lrrn,r thr season ,Insc-
Ilm.. n,. m,I, "a, most favorable
,u4r,,..,ur AK i.n.o. southuuv ,I.l.
ono. Mitchell U.tirnf from Dm,Iu.
.p,n and Dan ,Ilrcr r.phi handed
pitcher. taken rrum So PAM who
.,..,i o., hr with .fhs 81, lp.I4 Ma.
n,r,rs
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Texas League

At Dallas shreveport. rdff
Al Fort Worth Waco. wet grounds.
Al Houston ), San AntonioF2.
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'N. nfftr 1905 o. uu m'Nu adversary
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'hi'h-".
20 A team ao urt cent stronger una"
ihr Duh ut % ''r 1H" l' manager
ttc1 Mi,h'iIH boast "t ih' 'hl''Eo
>tiun1Ia thi" season. Ih' ne"
strength ot th" olun appears tn De
ir th" acquisition oI 'I",'' ''N'-
rud Alexander. ih' ph'hlhE N'n''
and this battery m''' ca, n'' N'','
i"I Wh" were pHl'N'''u l'"'" ~"
lhllndrlphlt rl"h i"L A'""''' ',
George ItlrI u '"plhPh"' "h'"'.''
from H"H'nn in l''d' 'hN"N'"e
Larry Doyle
ENprr' i'." Mit'hrll" r'''',.F
FtHu os ono NJ the fF"nE'h' III ,h'
IWHnr ln nddIll"n l." N''A, ''''
th" th'c"ro : iIol h"S vaughn. LOW"
lbss, INI'f. carter ana l'h'i'N "H
hos p"rt"r1"ts IN" I'''ui' p''''-
.trs Wr"o Harry weaver ana James
Nhih'h readers irspe',N'N In ,u'
Eastern "nd southern leagues M'-
.r.r.' 70 enthusiastic ap'u' n"lI'
W. lhi'''' WV w '",''F ~
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NIInnln .. Cnmp Gorden 5.
Memphis IO,r Saints ..

llhttcries---Ihweat Vance and
Hsrgraye: KeatinR. Nieuhaus. Eos
ter Jasper and Cook
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College baseball

At Atlanta. Auburn 10. Georgia
Tech 1.
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Exhibition.

Pirutc~ 10, Colonies {.
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s. S. WORKERS MEETING

~ There will be a Sunday school
workers meeting at the residence Of
la. r.. Carlson Tonight from 8 to 8
O'clock, at which the program will
be devoted to discussion Of the use
and abuse of alcohol. The deyo'
'tional will be led by Mrs. G. M, Pal,
mer, and the program is as follows:
! Solo-Miss Carrie Brown. r.
Alcohol, Its Use and Abuse
II Internal-Dr. q. H. Smith. 5
External-Dr. e. A. Shannon. 40
Infernal-Rev. A. M. Wh1tby. q
Solo-Miss Marguerite Johnson.
J Business session presided over by
"A. T. Carlson. - = j. r.
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Mrs. J.. H. Laney of Turtle River
came to Bemidji. Saturday to meet
her daughter, Mrs. Rufus Mcdonald
Of Deer River who will spend the
next two weeks at the Laney home.
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= GRAND E1 i J. T,lnN],lIGHT

The chances that motion picture
actors take In attaining realistic eff
fects for a play are graphically il
Illustrated in "The Maelstorm,'' the
Illustrated in The Maelstrom,'' the
Greater Vitagraph' Blue Ribbon
feature which will be the attraction
.at1the Grand theaterf tonight. Earle
Williams and Dorothy Kelly are the
stars Of the piece.
An added attraction will be a two-
reel episode of "The Woman in the
Web" Ladies are to be admitted
free, except payment Of the required
war tax of two cents each. p
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THE WINNIPEG KIDD1Es

TOMORROW and Wednesday, mat
inees and evening, the famous juven-
lie entertainers, The Winnipeg Kid
dies, appear at the Grand theater.
The first arrangem emit was for Tues
day only, but the management sue
ceeded in getting them to agree to
play here Wednesday, also, that ev-
@eryene should have the opportunity
to see these swond erfu1ly entertain
ing child artists. lj?~t}
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REX TONIGHT

- '''The Public Be Damned" is an
exceptionally strong presentation Of
one of the most vital. problems Of
the, day and concerns not only every:
individual householder and person
in this country, but also the millions
of nearly starving peoples on the
other side of the Great Pond. Her
bert Hoover, now chief administra-
tor of the food supply of the United
States and head of the American
Commission for Belgian Relief, has
exposed before the United States
Senate the conditions which are the
subject. of, the photoplay. "The Pub
lie Be Damned" is coming to the
Rex theater tonight.
A splendid Christie comedy will
also be shown. >, -
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Miss Alice Huntosh and Miss Eliza
Boobar,z teachers at Becida, called on
friends in the city Saturday.
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for his money, but later comes to
realize his love for her and to cher
ish real affection for him, too.
Another Bic Spectacle.

A mighty Zeppelin plunging to
earth from aloft, flaming and smok-
ing like giant meteor, forms a tre-
tmendous climax in the latest Thomas
H, Ince spectacle, "The Zeppelin's
Last Raid" to be shown at the Rex
theater Thursday and Friday. This
production is the initial release of
the recently organized U. s. Exhibit
fors' Booking Corporation and has oc-
casioned widespread comment
throughout the picture world for it's
unusual scenic effects. @ ;, .z.E 5sstZsst !,
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RED CROSS NOTES 10
Salvage Headquarters.

s5= The salvage drive for the Red
Cross will commence Monday, April
329, and continue a throughout the
week, closing Saturday night. The
ladies have secured the vacant store
next to Bakers jewelry store ION
Third street, which will be head
quarters for the week and where all
salvage, or junk that can be sold.
will be taken. I2.I ". p
+ Auto trucks will make the rounds
of the city on days and routes yet
to be arranged Fand will gather. all
junk that is available. It is urged
that right now household salvage
that can be- spared be made ready
for collection. liz # 2ssS .z..l2
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"A /, + ]. H |, Il, F
H E "a I E r S.
EtE;I,KOsTONIGHT

In her latest Paramount photo
play, 4. Mrs. Dane Is Defense Pauline
Frederick'ss portrayal OF a woman
hunted to the last; stand, straining
every nerve to hide the deceit Of her
life and finally succumbing in a most
human way, is a masterpieces and
entirely up to her usual high stand
ard. ''Mrs. Danes, Defense" with a
chapter, in. s..The Son of Democracy
Abraham Lincoln story-are at
fractions showing at? the Elko thea
ter tonight and tomorrow, Tuesday
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w. r. Mackenzie, formerly Of Be
midi, now Of Minneapolis, is spend
ing the day in Bemidji on business.
Mr.. Mackenzie was the first secre-
#tary and one Of thesOrganizers Of the
Northern Minnesota Development as
ISOLATION. y n. ~ 1 III MI a5s 54E.4
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= Roland Fellows, Roland Fellows.
Jr., and Misses Aileen ELBOWS and
Florence Schulke = Of Tenstrikee au-
toed to Bemidji yesterday and. at
tended the; movies. ..<-z 49, -,
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Norma !Talmadge,

/ "By Right of Purchase" Norma
Talmadge's current Select Star
Series release, which presents her in
an emotional society drama of to-
day, will be shown here at the Rex
theater tomorrow: matinee and eve
ming To- support Miss Talmadge,
under the, able direction of Charles
Miller, who was with her in the pro-
duction ;ofI""Ghosts of Yesterday" an
unusually high grade cast was as
sembled. r ~ - - 3E<...-~
SPY Right of Purchase" deals with
the most exclusive fashionable life
I of New. York, and Miss 8TaImadge
portrays the role of q society butter
fly who marries a millionaire solely
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One OF these nice days you ought
to go to Hakkerup's ard have your
picture taken. All
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PERSON Us AND
NE'WSY NOTES
RED cross Il auction q q sale May Z

AsSS - 49, x
Don't forget the Red Cross auction { ) !,
4 May sss 4lSt i.
$50, 900 q loan on FARMS ! D :, i,
4 Land Co, ss ID 71tf;
Have something to sell. Red Cross
auction May 4. ,.sz s 41Stf.
+. pure white lead and linseed oil
L house paint for sale by F. Barneli.
N 3.s: s5, ,45 h. mo 429
ss4.,E Mrs. olive Martin Of Turtle River
spent the weekend with friends in:
Bemidji. .,ss n .5 :3z .s 5:.s.
DR.. j. Warninger spent Saturday
at Walker attending to business
matters. 81 .s2.5: q ..&.; s.E
e Mrs. Hattie Ostrander Of Turtle
River visited with Bemidji friends
Saturday. # r.: .:.s = ~, s:as z.
One OF these nice days you ought
to go to Hakkerup's ard have your
i nicfure taken. n. 14tf
$1,000 - SSNNS>N- s--azt
ES Miss Alice Huntosh and Miss Eliza
Boobar,z teachers at Becida, called on
friends in the city Saturday. -:
+ Quality Ifirst-then only reasonable
profit on our photo work. Rich
{, Studio. Phone STOW. !. 20 10th St,
e. ->..i r. .%5.,| 26- 43O
= ,t T., ---- T..
ss Can you beat it A twenty dollar
II two-piece suit madesto order for ten
dollars. Hoganson Bros, 309 80 st:
IT,, - III ~. .s2@ 412tf
~ Mrs. o. Borden and Mrs, A. G..
Rogers of Wilton were among the
out-of-town shoppers in Benidji SAT-
urday. .SE -, Z zg,.5s 5S E ST.
h Mrs. Eva TX aiser and family Of
+ Northern have gone to H1bDlng
where they will make their future
home. r.. -@. r. y. =. G4
/ Mrs. John Ziegler and daughter,
Dorothy, have gone to- TomahaWk,
i. Wis, where they were called by the
= illness of relative. -. ~
Mrs. G. l.. Hagadon and Mr.. and
Mrs. o. X Strand of Tenstrike mo-
y tored to Bemidji Saturday and spent
the day with friends. n-. -
Mrs. Louis Larson of Isanti, Mimi,
arrived in the city Saturday and is
the guest other daughter, Mrs. John
g !Hedeen, for few days: e. -
~ -: g. - -. --.. -. $50. r= - - : -
.~sh Mrs. c. A. sSprague, Mrs. Anton
Schroeder and Mrs. Hattie Daniels
of Becida autoed. to Bemidji Satur-
j day and spent the day with friends.
y Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.. Mclaughlin,
4. Mrs. C.. c.! Sheperd and daughter,
u Lillian, and Mr. and Mrs B. Black
= burn Of Big Lake spent yesterday
at the dam" :. w. .....-. ---@,
~ =, : Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Warner, Mrs
. Minnie Warner and Miss = Mavis
Warner of Puposky autoed to- Be-
midi Saturday and attendedsto bust
ness matters. 49, ~ s - ~ ~.
III, RolandS Fellows, Roland Fellows,
Jr., and Misses Aileen Fellows and
Florence Schulke Of Tenstrikee au-
toed to Bemidji yesterday and. at
tended the; movies. ..,l.z - -
Mrs. J. H. Laney of Turtle. River
came to Bemidjf. Saturday to meet
her daughter, Mrs. Rufus Mcdonald
of Deer River who will spend the
next two weeks at the Laney home.
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MOOSEHEART MEETING

The Women of Mooseheart Legion
will have its ,r regular meeting
Wednesday evening and all members
are urged to be present. w. '.-...@
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Notice tn Workers,

Mrs. A. Lord wishes all who have
received yarn from her to return all
finished or unfinished garments, all
unused yarn and borrowed Knitting
needles BY" Tuesday. " s&#ss -