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Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29
one month ago Of influenza, which

i'll one month ago of influenza, which caused his death.
 All the local automobilists were out Sunday, one of the finest days of the year-many making the trip to Ocean Beach. for a seasons farewell look.
 Emory Calkins, U. s. N of. the U. $. $. Meade, of Boston, was a recent guest at the home of Mir. and Mrs. F. K. Kingsley.
 F. K. Kingsley of Canaan was a re- cent visitor at his home here.
 Miss Ethel Mullen of Baltic has been spending the past week in town, the guest of her aunt, Mrs F. K. Kingsley.
 John McManus has returned to Arc tic, R. l., after a brief stay in town with MT. and Mrs. John Burns.
 Unclaimed letters are for Mrs. Will Carey, Mrs. William France, John Le Garry, John Hallon Alfred Hunt, Bea- trice La Mont, Albert Niens and D. L. Nanesse,
 Officer Harold Bentley, U. $. N. has joined his vessel, which has been in the Brooklyn navy yard for the past week On this last return trip from a French port he carried the S5 mem bers of the Paris Symphony orchestra which are to tour some of the United States for a war benefit. The orches- tra played in Providence last night l (Monday) in the Billy Sunday taber- nacle to a record breaking crowd with a program divided into five parts.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29
NO IMMEDIATE CALL
 FOR MEN UP TO 45

Washington, Oct 2s.-The war de- partment does not. plan to call all men within thesflraft up to 45 hy January l, Secretary Baker said today in dis cussing press despatches crediting John R. Mott, internatibnsil secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A. with saying that he had been so informed by MT. Baker
 T am sure Mir. Mott h;as been mis- understood, said the secre,ary. There is no such plan. The draft situation has reached substantially normal flow, the men coming in about as fast as they can be shipped out. This will be continued.''
 Secretary Baker said war work fs not being slowed up because of the peace discussions. The nnly delay, he said, and it has. been oniy in spots | which has been called to His attention is due to the epidemic of influenza i This, he added, was entirely tempor- ary and. is being overcome rapirly.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29
NIANT1C

An aeroplane passed over the village Sunday afternoon towards New Lon don Probably very few people saw it, as the machine was well up in the air Only at times the buzzing of the motor could be heard.
 Henry E. Smith of East Haven and Albert Brown of New Haven passed the week end at MT Smiths cottage.
 MT. Prothero of Norwich motored at his bungalow.
 Mrs. Mary Holmes of the village called on Mrs James MetcaH at the Pine Grove farm Sunday.
 James Metcalf was in New London Saturday on business. MT. Metca1f has purchased a COW from R. B. Cor ton of the Flanders road.
 Mrs. Annie H. Bronson of Penn ave- nue was caller in the grove Sunday.
 The political question seems to be the chief topic of conversation throughout the town at present. Two well known and popular men of the south end of the town are on the ticket for town representative to the state legislature. Howard Littlefeld is up on the democratic ticket and Charles R. Tubbs on the republican ticket. Both are good men and it will De nara to tell WHICH W III SeI the or flee. At any rate, it will probably be a close margin.
 Monroe Blake has been husking corn for Byron Clark on the Flanders road MT. Blake left Sunday for his home ir New London
 MT. and Mrs. James Metcaf of the farm have been entertaining theil grandson from New London for a few days.
 William Goodrich of stoningtor spent the week end at his place ir | Wells street
 Lawrence Elroy Spencer passed the week end at his place in Salem. ] MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Hills, Mrs
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29
THE GRIP EPIDEMIC How To Dodge It and What To Do # You
 Already Have It

If Kyouar down, If vouh cold is easily fatally of all do hota strength by taking Father Johns Medicine which health O disease cold neglect Begin taking Father Johns
  proven its value more SO point by S by lurking disease pers
  because of health building m Remember Medicine
 
  twcehe sma
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29
THE MEN IN
 CLASS Al.

A sound. healthy man is never a back number. A man can be as vigor- ous and able at 70 as at 20. Condition, not years, puts you in the discard A system weakened by overwork and careless living brings old age prema- turely. The bodily functions are inn paired and unpleasant symptoms ap- pear. The weak spot is generally the kidneys. Keep them clean and in proper working condition and you will generally find yourself in Class Al. Take GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap sules periodically and your system will always be in working order. Your supple your mind active. and your body capable of hard work.
 Don't wait until you have been re- jected. Commenc to be first class man now! Go to your druggist at once Get trial box of COLD MEDAL Haar- lem Oil Capsules, They are made of Oil-the kind your great gra ndfathel used. Two capsules each day will keet you toned up and feeling fine. Money refunded if they do not help you. Re. member to ask for the imported COLT MEDAL Brand. In three sizes, sealed packages.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29

manufacturers association, declared a recent offer of the association to ar though S fu he has as etsh ststed '0 i 8 ne5 ieer o union leaders that under no circu9n stances coti.d the A hour week de- mand be granted or discussed"
 MT. Mann said that. while not all employees of boys clothing houses are on strike. sabotage, or .. strike pn the job was being resorted to by eH1 ployes who have not wake out Mr. Mann declared it was well under stood that it is the purpose of the union if successful in tho boys cloth ing industry, to extend similar hour and wage demands to otker branches of the trade.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29
CONNECTICUT BUILDING
 AND RuSINESS

The record of real estate trans actions in the Connecticut towns re- ported in The Commercial Record for the past week show considerably decreased volume. The number of sales for tn week was 349, which compares with 476 in The like week of 1917. with mortgage loans of sS28,- 125. against Se74,240 a year ago.
 The five petitions in bankruptcy filed in this state for the week have assets of S2.7s7 and liabilities of ST. esl. the wide discrepancy between the assets and liabilities being due to & bad hotel failure in Hartford This is the worst showing for the third week in October for many years.
 The five new incorpora tions for the week have authorized capital stock of
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29
STRIKE OF CLOTHING
 WORKERS IN NEW YORK

New York, Oct. 2S.-Mc,7bers of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, engaged here ill the manu facture of boys clothing and said to number 15,0O0. went on strike today, seeking to enforce demands for A hour working week and 20 per cent increase in pay. Members of the union in Chicago, Philadelphia, Bos- ton and other cities, numbering in all more than 100000, are backing the strike according to it's leaders, who declare that they are meeting the challenge of the American Mems and Boys Clothing Manufactures associa- tion, which is raising million dol lar fund to crush. the union"
 Leon Mann, managing director of the
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29
NEW LONDON.
Building Permits

Edward Elliott. Torrance avenue, dormer window. Cost s75.
 John w. Getcheil, Connecticut av- enue. carpenter shop. Cost 500.
 Abby C. Allanach, Bolles avenue, garage. Cost $200
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29
The Old Storu-

There are about 15,000 girls in Hous- ton between the ages of F and 20, but our patrols report that 96 per cent. of the old towns dishes are washed by mothers.-Houston Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29
BUILDING OPERATIONS
 IN NEW ENGI AND

Statistics of building and engineer ing operations in New England as compiled by the r. w. Dodge company follow:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29
No Time ot Heln.

The Huns might retort to the cry of the Turk for help that he isn't being half so badly whipped as they are Marion Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29
Hooray!

A skirt has been invented for women that can be worn at the walking length shortened for sports or divided and converted into bloomers.-San Francisco Examiner.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29

When the average man attempts to stand on his dignity he is very apt to find that his feet are too large for the pedestal.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-29
Would Be Tv.

If you see a soldier oyer in France swinging three guns around his head before he chooses one to charge with, that will be Ty Cobb.-Cleveland Plain Dealer @ e
 t-a F{ a-9 F ET
 A man must shave self-eonfidenee to enable him to ignore his own mistakes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
Alfizer Is the Sort of Veteran
mayor Clubs VIII Value This Year

There is every reason TO supn,se
ih'i quite few vets OF the Amer.
can association win appear in the hIg
Leagues again this coming season
ahI a ttir sample OF this sort is old
ave Ali'zer. Who has been playing
WIN Minneapolis since somewhere
lack in l9Ia Altlzer has had AT
least one offer from big league club
a1d his retprn to fast company Is
hkoy.
'u consideration II l. seen that
ihcro.c no re-~2n In tho world why A
player ot Alters ability should not
he IN the big leagues In spite Of
The fact that he is ono ~ the oldest
players known TO man. rs cinch
lhat Al'izer IS "a better bah PLAYER
tiEnt now than any number who
have heou holding forth In the big
leagues the past several seasons Fur
thcrmurc. y understand. there wit
hc % need " vets In fast company
this year when 30 many OF the
youngsters are being taken away 70
"a ems soldiers of freedom
- ANY many Yeats ago Altiycr
played first rate halJ In bothv thc
American and Natippal leagues Hr
came into the hrE show around 1908
With Washington. H0ter quite n few
years lu the minors win Fred
Ialkenhors he was sold to the Clev,..
land Maps for the price Of 10000
WHOM ,hc NJps rhde nn effort tn
build az their team una cop The pen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
CITY LEAGUE TO BE
ORGANIZED IN TULSA
Baseball Fans to Form Fast
Circuit of Amateur
Tossers.

Acting on the belief that X tho
million men serving tho colors want
active participation In hng'btll. that
civilians viii also demand an oppuf -
tcniy to take active participation lu
tho national game. leading nnse.ali
fans ~ Tulsa nave started th, Ton.
nation ot city league. and in a
few weeks the actual orgatiSlttpu
of tho circuit Ia expected 10 be- per-
dected
tentative eight.club League Cas
been outlined. Rltho it viii be- ui.
creased to more should there De 90
sufficient number OF applicants
Leading business houses OF tho city
have expressed a desire 20 enter ine
league should II M orsanited and
several oil firms have also eiEr!fird
their desire for franchises " "
In the opinion Vf~one well known
IAN, there viii he enough oil com
pnnles tO form leaECe of thrtr
own, with the Other firms alsn has.
ing league The winners nr epCu
circuit could then play "a series OF
games Tor the amateur chamnilu
ship Of Tulsa
Fans here are to bc pi,n Nll tho
baseball possible ptsFcnte of uma.
tsur leagues win not hurt 'ho nat
ronRFe of the locil Western l4spu. g.
tion clubs In cities whore uprr arp
numerous similar amuteyr 90 Hrui
professional leagues patronage rt
league games has Increased rrth,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
FRED FULTON STARTS
BACK ON RIGHT TRA!L
Victory Over Tom Mcmahon
a Long Step Toward
Title Bout.

Fred Fulton has started on ihc
right way IN the long hhuriouH
struggle TO re.estabiish himself IN
the good Eraces Of boxing fans Nor
Q tins the Gopher wnH IN had repuie
with ring patrons ~ n result uf hla
unsatisfactory matches. but he made
amends for this ~ Denver. col last
Monday night when he hung 70 k q.
on Tom Mcmahon IN four rounds II
was the second time IN eight yenrs of
battling that the fatal ten was tollod
over Mcmahon.
Known nv the upsettcr Of chAm-
pionship aspirations. Mcmahon was
counted upon to give Fulton real
battle. but he proved unequal 10 the
task Mcmahon has always been "a
stumbling block In the path Of amhi-
tious hcavywslghis Il viii be re-
called that he is the fellow whn ghtc
Jess willard good beating TN
twelve rounds about year before
the time willard won thV world -
championship Then there was the
match In which Mcmahon upset the
plans Of the handlers " Carl Morris
when they were grooming him FOR "a
title bout with willard Mcmahon
and Morris fought al Pittsburgh last
summer, and II is said the Illinois
husky gave the ponderous carl a
tasty trouncinE
MoNshon always was looked upon
ss dangerous opponent FOR title
seeking hoavywcights hence ihc de-
eisive defeat that Fulto1 gave him
vas pronounced boost Tor the
Gopher.
Fulton's next lmportRnt battle Va
with Frank Moran the Cleveland
husky This contest is scheduled for
New Orleans on MondaN nlHlu AVID
the distance viii hc twenty rounds
February s5 For two wears pAst
patrons OF tho riny have been do.
mandinE bout hetWoeu Fulton und
Moran as a lueara OF Determining
whether Fulton Is really uf cham
plonship caliher or not The upunr
tunity now Is Aefurr hin. to-srt him
self right In public csliwa Au ll
be can defeat Moran Hs dr,leNcN 1885
willard did then Fulton v,lO W. boo
position tn force chHmpoushp
meeting with the titleholdor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
RED 0UTFIELD THE
BEST IN NATIONAL
Rousch, Griffith and Neale
Are Only Outfieldsrs to
Have 300 Average.

without ever consulting the fig
uNrs. bot Ius' from remeE. 5ering the
batting running. fielding and throw
ms ahii'ties OF the different players
that grace the ou,fields OF the eight
National league clubs, most fans
would say off-hRnd that Roush
IIitfi'h and Neale OF the Reds and
kurus kauft and Robertson OF the
bHntz form outfields that have II
AN over those possessed by the other
teams
a study of the figures shows that
this conclusion IN correct and also
mat the Rcd trio has considera bic
on NrIrnw's gardeners.
slN' Amer can league possibly can
SHOW a better outfield than the Reds
cobb, Neach aud Hellman OF Detroit
and Speaker. Grauey and Roth OF
, ,'Ieveland arc trios that are hard to
heat ,tssnwnn
ndt there is no outnsld in the Va.
tional league that. classes With the
Ect trio.
The Red trio is the only one that
mas combined batting average OF
over 500, and the Pittsburgh trio
WIN oe he only outfleld in the field
M'a Ve1r that has better combined
Hrld!rE average
'Nl'aRo.s outfield seems one Of
me poorest bat Turner. Barber A
hlSh-priced recruit from Baltimore.
p'o'd o} Wdl win a place ia II and
lN'. up me general average OF the
s' '1en ret Fred Mitchell viii present
TINS yoJr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
Convict Laborin Oklahoma's
Mines Brings Forth Protest

unpuuluuc ON account Of these
t.,Ns Those who know ~ my posl-
tom us labor leader can TESTIFY
'hl' have not only proclaimed my
patriotism hot have demonstrated
it,
"RIph'fulIv the "onyicts should
no employed ON the Public roads
whore they would not compete with
froe labor Good roads n,a W,ii-
gry necessity fpr the trans, ortn ton
uI food and other supplies to our
army ana those " our a.lles. Euro
p.au nations have realized their 'm-
porttuoc from a military stand
point why shouldn't Hc'
20 trlinratc that am unaitcr-
pht our. set 20 the states preforcn-
ua@ right "t purchase at the ap-
praised value aud the use OF con
Nlrfs u mining coal. aud viii use
ever, honorable and Legitimate
mr1us at w} oomman(r>/defeat
uny uitonlpt o. onrN~~0ut the latter
pruf-.Hu Of the bill"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
Leading Wcltcrs in Title Bout
Next Week Most Famous
Brother Act"
OTHER WELL KNOWN TEAMS
sam LanRford Originated
Double Skit Tilts; Middles
Also Favor 1t.
ouy j A. ruMArINdEn )

NliNAlI,EE Wis Feb ID
Comes the announcement now tina,
The famous brother net" in tho an
nnlH of the prize Ing is about 20 he
revived ana presented ln flatir arc
nHH this time for the cdifi, alton
~ tho eullihln boxing fans az PROV
idcurv. A.
Every follower or tho hcmpon
circle knows he sldt IN duesilnn
During the past three years Il has
heou staged no iess than twelve
Times. and the resultant financial
cleanup has been most ntlHfyinR To
no principals involved
There are many brother acts In
boxing but the team OF Ted Lewis
nHd Jack Brittou undoubtedly Ia
tho greatest nf them all. No pair
over hAS fought 80 frequently. Each
ms climbed TO the championship
at the expense VI tho otner
Thruoui th1lr many engagements
tuN"vor II r. NJ record that neither
over sustained serious personal dam.
nfe IhtN never even Knocked zach
other down hut theN have mussed
w one another 90 the extent ~ y
hlhtk eve or a trifling cut And In
their twelve battles 20 date thoy
have pummcled each other with
hundreds " blows Some $40, 0n0
has been harvested In these matches
All OF which Foea to show thai
Lewis rud llrlt.pn re the master
artists In their line Thov murt he,
hroanFr there generally IN demand
Tor their services No ono can nc
cure them " hippodroming nr fax.
inr, nltho conformation often has
follnWfi lhoir appearance In the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
Jack Britton and Ted Lewis
Will Meet at Providence

START hrotherly ayt These Wcltrrs
met twice IN Milwaukee within tho
Ia, tN" months Their 'irv mrtHh
was thrilllnG one, but when the.
met IN a return contest ,umpaiu
uNtly l'uo lighting resuiled The
contest left such \ bad Cd lr that tho
Wisconsin com N i-sirn Intends T. tn
Nestirute the affair an8 has set Irct
rs fOi o hearing n II reported nov,
that npWnc, aui Eagtr plan n,
switch their nctyiiios To- .mmhus.
bhio whore hownry rnf '.ua .vHs
prime fR,pri'n. when ho fought
Champion Lowis there aumr time
hnck the bout drew yt.pnD hu'.ao
Thet Juicy plum has not been forpot.
ten hN howncy or hH MANAGE ruu
Jones and they want some more uf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
i'i,,,i,t,Iit,,,,,,,,t,
Schedule for This Week
Of Commercial Bout
ing League

Monday--Roxanna Petroleum
' Ca. ys Harvey Young on GO
! TucsdDy Hope Engineering
! GO t ! NJ. & 4.
! Wednesday Central Nation
! al Bank Vs. Mid-tu Petroleum
! Co
Thursday Riverside Western
' 'li 'n ts Harvey Young OIL
I vo
! Friday 1eu'riI Nutnnal
! Hank 70. oklahoma Natural Gas
! GO
! saturday Riverside. western
: rH GirhtwAyN
iiiilIitiiIiiIIiiiItlIi,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
Marin Denies That Cobb
WIZ BE Traded or Sold

DETROIT. Mitch. Feb If presl-
dent FRANK ! Ntviu of the Dcualt
American league !uSehall club re-
turned irom Now York tudn, Ard
tatlN druied any rgmor that Ty
Cobb might be roli ur traIod tp the
New York Americans
II have often Ait that Cubh viii
complete his maior league career I'm
Detroit uniform and rnitrra'~
that statement sul NaNtu cobb
will newer be sold traded or re-
leased
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
Chicago Cubs TO Play
at Army Cdntonmenfs

CHICAGO. Feb IS The CHICAGO
Ntiunal league baseball team viii
play al Wichita, KAN April "a nul
u ON ils way back from Pasadonr.
cal. training camp u was an
nounced today rive games wlll also
Poo played at army Ctntonmcnts
during the spring training trip. m.
Guiding Apul ., army chmu At
Houston Texas. Aprtl TO- army
camp at wac Texas. Apru ll.
utmy campaat Fort Worth. Texaa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17

Aside from the pitchers. one of
The f."st important stars 10 be lost
n Tie FIRST draft Is Bennie Kauff
NJ the Giants, The Giants. Ike the
Reds has considered that they
v-Ir 90 pc undlstgrhed ly the draft
lur The coming season at least Re
Gently ~ was announced that KuuW
had been designated for an early
appearance I'm khaki Perhaps II is
iust q. well ,ha, the Giants are
Oon tercd somewhere They
seemed ready %, outcIass their com.
petition 81 tnr that the National
faogr ornrnut chase would hardly
he interesting after the FIRST hhlf OF
.ar. season
other stars du .bo lost iu the first
draft by National league clubs are
Goodwin OF the cardinals AMI Ice
Rabbit Marnn,ille ot the Braves.
,uS ut the Pirates.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
S00NERS LOSE TO
CH|L0CC0 1929
Team Work OF Indians Bet
Ter Than Individual Prov
e5s Of Oklahoma
CAPTAIN RISEN, CANES STAR
Victory Came in Inst Min.
utcs Of Play; No Subsa-
tutions Made.

NORMAN, Dl1n Ier 10 iopH
wOrk ot'rcnmc IuI...I.l| Iru
here toipy ana ihc ,u H,ou nJ4H
basketball i've drf.I'rH tUr tu.srr
sly of Dkluhout i,1UH HI p .p .
tho most hotN cont i.i lm. r. 90
hore this season
Chlloccp uoi mo orc lnI Ha.
TOOK the lead 900 l.n H.t r.. r.
ute, OF play
capt Homer EI'.n rtnhuwp .l
ward was the individual H'ur. OF f|r
Fame. shooting arryu baskets hH
Woolworth ChuurDH forward u.I
captain, came lhruurh with uImu.l t.
GOOD a record roluur He
ChlloCco showed ,,tr'lrui team
work, their mon VuIHur tho u
down the firldunnd rnttInl u rnHi HI
IN" bssk"t nearly oNrry ruc ihr,
secured poyscssiun OF ~ DNHuuur..
passing. ON the other hnnd uba tu1n.
curhte and only tho mdiNumI mU
hAncy ~ the Spuuor pIbycrs ,uIulud
Oklahomn 90 retain me lend lnr..t
tho greater part or The uyms Th
score of the FIRST hair Wag. 40 lu o.
In favor OF oklahoma fftrr htf
Oklahoma piled up tho count 10 q.
to o. hut In The tlui' fgW miuu'p.
the Chilocco boys shot baskets .i.p
Idly and won. Nine prrunYl FOUL
were called during. the umo a.rtu
Of them tu tho second htlf Nrtuci
team used Il substitute in the Eamo
Lineup;
Oklshoma Position ,hIoreu
Risen n..,...,.. l.. r Nuo.vuru
Bass. ......., H. g. Iaulg Eagle
boyle '....'.,t G. ....... l."fl.
Durchficld q a hpTrlp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
Princeton Votes TO
Continue Baseball

PUINCFTpN. y. J.. Feb. 10
Princeton is To resume varsity tsss
'n'l THIS spring II Wa, announce {
today following a mcc'iug OF the
bntcbRll men
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17

INV t'w weeks now and they'll
'' tossing the pin down where The
.ls grows Football carries A
'''.It iherc.s a fascination in watch
INt % htId-touFht basketball game.
"A ''Nns match always draws a fuIl
,.O.."'. hut there il more than A
lhl''' something greater than fasctl
blood !" NV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
Unnecessary and UuwIsc As
scr-ts President Wilkcr-
son Of District no. -.
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