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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-10
Mr.. PRESSEY IS ATTACKED
Tell About "Outrageous Tax"
But Figures Won't Bear
Out Claims.
TWAS A KNOCKERS SESSION
81 Know Little About II But
! Am Against It." Says
James b. Diggs.

Opponents of ne $1,000 900 water
bond Issue gathered a. the court
/ house last. night and organized TO
/ defeat tho SpaylHaw project IN ia
yor ~ Charles Pages Shcl, creek
reservoir The meeting went or ac-
cordlnE 20 prodrrauErd schedule. -.
u Hunt who uodcstly admitted
that ho was the daddy Of shell
creek presiding a. temporary char
man, accepted the nomination Of
Cicero Holland as permanent chair
man. who questioned the honesty Of
MIR Tr,H4cy. tho engineer IN" r,u.
zcns who ar" fayoring tho project
and In fact evc}o one who ls not up-
posed TO tho bond issue
Holland and others who fN|l.wn'
him sad that the $4,000 900 bond
Esuo VIII Increase taxes a. |"as. loo
! per cent \ ! Rdd,son declaring
4 that on a piece Of property valued
AZ $1,000 the increase viii be $50 a
/ month How ne arrived AZ these
| absurd figures IS unknown as he
gave no explanation ~ his conclu-
sion nor quoted any figures to
prove lt
! How he other speakers arrived
! a. their similar conclusions uf the
| tax increase figures was not eN-
/ planned. ON n valuation OF $4,000
/ 600 a year The Increased taxation.
without counting the incroased reve
/ nue from the sale OF the water g.
| self, would be only $1,000 900 a year
| or about 20 per cent over tho pres
| cnt rate ON piece Of property
valued a. $4,000 me present tax
rate Is about $50 and The Increase
viii amount 20 less than $50, or a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-10
Those Who Oppose Bond Issue Have
Selfish Interests They Would Serve

The knockers the ShOrtsightCd
and those with personal aims tO
serve nave been wagiug cam
paign Of SANDER and mi~rCprC~cn-
tAtiOn 10 defeat the purpose Of tho
real citizens Of Tulsa Ia get per
mHnCnt water supply for Tulsa
They are the only ones who are
opposing SpaNinaw. THAT l. all
there j. to H. They are the knock.
crs the shortsightCd and the
vicious
II there were Intelligent Discus
sion of the problem would he
well, Tor Intelligent discussion l.
necessary and needed on ~ i'm
portdnt a matter. hut the cam.
pniCn against the NpaNinaw has
nothing of intelligence IN A.
The situation ls briefly this
Tulsa must have pure water and
enough Of II. \ competent hN.
drauliC engineer, one ot the best
In the country. after Il survey ~
ali possible sourt1'e recommended
SpaVlnaw crGCk and eliminated all
other sources Tulsa sim needs tho
water. No one can d,nN this There
II but one place to get II and that
Is the SpaNinnw
Persons living In tho arid places
80 to the place where thrN. can
get water They d. not argue
about the distance ur the cost
They 20 to the place where they
can get wRtcr for they must haNc
II The situation is comparable
here. The SpaNtnaV ts The only
PRACTICAL source and Iui-I must
~ there or Like a trrnftDld In Tho
drought season Wilt and die.
Tho report ~ Nr IrC~-rN has
been complete and comprehensive.
Tie studied cNCrN source. He told
whV the ~pa,iuav g. The uulN lngi-
cal source and presented figures
and faCi- 90 support hi- rnntCn-
ton There hn. hCcu mo- success
ful contradiction uf hi- report The
best engineer. IN the CIV have
checked his report The C1y CO.
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glnccring department has checked
II hnd In every Cn-c there has been
the sam" ConClusiun-I'rt>SC >SCS'S r.
port l. CurrrCt
Voices arr crying out for Shell
creek They are few. They nrv tho
NuiCcs Of tho misguided the
knockers and those with mcrrCn-
ar, interest Shell creek will not
supply ~ CitN of 10000 persons.
rrC~scJ~' report dcSlnrc-. No ono
has Cuntrndi,icd this and man,
engineers have checked the ~.
port she'll creek water f. highly
tolorcd and cannot be- chemically
treated 10 overcome this serious
detect
Shell crock supporters either do
not know the facts about tho
limited possibilities ~ this spurCr
or they ar. just chronic knockers,
or they have some pevS-Onal In
tcrc-t which l. above the gen.
cral interest ~ th" city. IulN,
cannot grow on She'll creek water
or with ia" class of citiHcnS who
are ~ shurt-ightrd as tu favor It
a. water source for tho city In
spite ~ the existing pnN>ical facts
which make It impractical,
WIN the substantial. pro.
grc~~ivc cirtcns II Tulsa In favor
OF the project the bond, cannot
fuil to carry Th" men who will
bear md of thu burden nrc ready
to IEiS. They are not saving much
It l. th" misguided. tho knockers
and tho~'. with personal interests
10 servo who are doing all the
how ling,
Cmrlrs Page. a. soon q, It wa
announced lhbt Tulsa had -rt
about 20 decide the water question
permanently made one ~ hi-
usual short cut deals and grabbed
the Sholl creek dam-itc Tho rity
l. absolutely urccludCd from TIN,
site even II II offered water salts
factory, which 1t does not II Is a
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flimflHm deal rAgC keeps r.
ports circulated that bC IN ANY iuI-
Ia build u dam AT ShclI creek and
supply the CiN with water at ~
much per 1000 gallons and II hc
fails to do ~. the city can then go
10 NpaNinaw. where CVcn lac con
Cvdcs n viii ultimately have tn
70 before n gets good water In
the meantime, Pug" win make "A
tortun" or the poor water he will
furnish the city n lac ever furnishes
II ut all Hnd the eitN viii stu nr
lust where II has alwnNS been.
without water and the cloud ~
uncertainty viii In the meantime
have gotten Ia It's work and tho hi.
,it' which j. 10 b" built In Okla.
hnmn VIII irrnain dream of the
Nagu" future or viii have been
started 'pm"whcr, els Penny
wiS" hat pound folli-hncs- has
kept more cities from the goal -
success than anything cI," In tho
wprld'- history Such men ~ u
! baniCI never huili ,itIcs they
nuN grow rich fhrm~ctN,- OF the
cntcrprt-" ~ the rrll town huild.
rr-. Who take u broad bi. view
aud 20 straight ahead There wa,
u timc when Mr Daniel was -krp.
ti'al about his Investment, here
but b" hH- taken out more money
In rents and profits than he IN.
invested here The rent on Ia,
original building ~ the corner ~
Vain and Third streets. which by
the way T. "A great hig fire hazard.
uaNS fpr itself In revenue every
year, ana II that Is not going some
W would Ike 80 know what would
h' Mr Daniel H. pcrhHp. IA"
h'-i posted man in Tulsa on the
rnu art 'f getting the last penny
~ rent that can b" CNirAttrd from
tcnari- hut hc b. not tho un-"lH-h.
public spirited ohhracr~r of men
wh" CpltomiAS the real Iulaa
spirit.
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OUTSIDERS CONSIDER UNION
Conferccs Get Evidence Of
Foe ConspirlnY With Rus
sia and Others.
DELIVER TERMS ON FRIDAY


PARIS. lgUc The movement
70 admit tformany 20 the league Of
nations ,s due mainly To the desire
TO avoid tho possibility ~ the for
nation ~ anoihcr group composed
~ rival powers. which would en-
brace Germany. Russia and the old
Tcutontc group
Evidences have reached tho con
ference leaders of lare that innu-
"nces are a, work IN Germany AMI
Russia 10 establish relations as a
basis Tor a combination OF powers
not I'm the league While no, re-
gardc1 as imminent 10 was fclt that
The danger Of such combination
would he always present while Ger.
many was outside tho league. and
the admission Of Germany. there
tore was recommended Rs means
OF suhjectinE her to tho same obli-
cations ay the allies under The league
NJ nations
This sentiment was chiefly lnstru
~ the BrIIsh. French. American
and Italian members Of the league
committee concerning the condition,
on whitha Germany may he admit,
ted one Of the chief authorized
said 10 lay.
Deaf RcttCr with Foc.
I'VE can deal with Germany be'-
'cr when inside than outside the
league Outside ehc would be able
10 g1 her own way. inside she mu Il
conform 20 tho same obligations as
the allies"
Premier Clcmcnceau. Col f. "
HOUSE Ana ITNd Robert Cocu have
rc-rnmNed tRA terms under which
uatious oN1cr man the founder mem
hers may Nc alJniitcd 10 the league
of nations ~Thcir report modifcs
somewhat tho covenant go Az TO rem -
dor tho adm l-slon ~ Germany easier
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-10
SINCE PA BECAME A GOLF Bu0

Our home has changed 'n-c father
W"r' and joined iHr r1UNrg h.Es.
Now he's swinging In 90, Glu.. ant
hos pununE on the rys
lie wakes up hight ard Nry but he
"rars Iooa o. pain
II the tk's i'fc cloudy ant he
thinks rs going to rai0
VIC t.tr Of hooks and slices. 10 Ms
s.csp ne toHcrs Fore
%laee .o'f iooI hold ~ father Ma an
mo don't court 10 more
whs0 company come. Tor .urprr Pa
won Q AN o. anything
Except a." way he pl'oN an tho finish
fo t.s swing
He D. gc' up from the table an he'll
give his arms toe,
To r,p.Alu rofng method that hs
learned from N.cr Ross
Then hs l get hook b, Nardon an
auolho- our hN Brad
An show the mon b., PICTURES how
certain shot 10 played
he TAN o. stance ar shoulders an
the ~'y the hip should twist
An he SAYS the real .srrct'k IN the
turning Of '.e wfi,t
lie has gu' 'Hht hr tis bedroom there
are coli clubs ln the hal
"a A0ovs a. about golf game eI
cspt bow "a hil the ball
lie : gone dh''y Or me subject an be
raves about his score.
Since Pa horamS rolf bug Ma an
me don : count NO more
Copyright 1919. by Edgar 4 Gue,t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-10
Democratic Machine
HarbOred Kansas Cify
Criminals Is Chdrge

NASHlNGTOE. Juno -
Charges that democratic polti-
chl machine IN Kansas city was AN
organization 10 prevent enforce
mont of federal laws ~ well 40 to
bring about 'tho illegal election OF
democratic candidates for congress
wrro made before tho house clcc-
t."ns committee todny by David
Proctor, attorney Tor Albert J..
Reeves. republican contestant for
tho scat IN the boWo held by VIII
liam T Hland. democrat
y Sir Proctor declared demo
cratic officials IN KSnsds city were
puppets ~ The machine and
that iH influence extended oven to
'ho state legislature. leaders ~
the machine" were guaranteed
protection. ho said. and could ylo-
Dat" no." law whenever they Shonc
Tom IuudDrpIsi. buus ~ the
machine. operates u substatipu FOR
whIf" slave trtfflr and string Of
tiH'H' Mr. Proctor dry.ur"d .Nri
h' does NOT fem prosecution $50 hr
1r hr is concerned. 'hu white slave
u,' 1uon mot r,st"
DO goa mean tu nN" asked
G'rrra' rft'IsD Wr.r democrat
ohio. 'hI. 'h" department ~ ua.
'''" IH d'''I'' On 'H duty Iu lh"
'rf"f'"mw' ~ th" p.' Iu ktugta
Cl,y''
uItru iy.t that ,.,...r a..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-10
,RRIyE EARLY IN MORNING
rroop Train Scheduled to
Pull Into Frisco Yards
at 4 O'clock.
COMPANY C IS COMING, TOO
fen Recruited Here in Few
Hours for Border Service
in 1916 VIII March.
DECOR VII. TO-DAY.

It is imperative that all dec
orattnn- for the reception Wed
rr.da, be- IN place not later than
tonight. FOR otherwise they viii
moi be- hung civic club commit
,es that have pledged them
4,cs for this work must AS
.umc their responsibilities nt
once. We must have the dcCorn-
lions up 10 make the reception
uorcSs. Tulsa has not vet failed
IN o patriotic undertaking, and
We are depending upon the MGR
chants tn do thcir part Get M
your decorations todnN!"-HoraCc
Hagan. president Joe Carson
post.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-10
MENlCO W1EIiDRtWS
N-AMi.RiChN DELEG ATI.S.

BY Ih- Associstsd Press
MEXICO CITY. June ST 40
Mexican government has ordered
the Withdrawal OF the Mexican dele
gates from the American com
mercial congress ns protest agalna,
the speech recently made before the
congress by Speaker Gllleit of the
house Of Representatives
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-10

NEW YORK. June Capt
Adolph &. Peterson and his son,
Adolph ~ were acquitted by a fcd
"ral jury today OF charge of taur-
ing tho death Of Axol Hansen. a sail
or, on the bark rauko. Of which
they wer" officers Tho jury was
out six minutes
captain Poderscn and his aon.
AdolpH. Ir, were on trial IN Judge
houshH court IN tho Federal hulld
ing New York, on charges uf mur-
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d"r on IA" high seas, growing out OF
ihr death At sea ~ seaman Alex
Iihnsen "A member Of tho PuakO'a
crew Tho members Of the crew
charged the redersuns with beaii- &
Hansen so cruelty that he Jumped
overheard ana then of leaving him
tn perish Tho crew told or the use
~ 'knurklr busters and the water
cure by the nodcrsUnR while nt sea.
THIS is the FIRST tImo I'm many gen
"ttli0nH that "soi murder trial
has como I'm a Now YORK federal
court
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After Five-Hour Fight
Document Is Put Into
Public Record.
PROBE IS UNDER WAY
New York Financiers Are
Summoned by Commit
tee of Senate.
PRESIDENT IS OVERRlDDEN
Wishes to Withhold Pub
lication Denied in
Stormy Session.
BREACH WlDENED BY ACTION
Supporters of President
Unable to Prevent
Publication.
BREACH WlOENE0 BY ACTION

WASHINGTON. June Out OF
whirlwind OF developments the sem
ate today got copy OF tho peace
treaty. and after n five hour fight
ordered II printed In the public rec
ord,
At the same time II got under
way the investigation of how copies
havo reached private hands In New
York. by summoning 10 testify a half
dozen OF tho country's leading flnan-
Ciora
The copy which went into the rec
| ord was brought To this country
! by newspaper man and was pre-
scented by senator Borah OF Idaho.
| republican, Just aftor the reading
OF a Cablegram from President VIII
son saying he could not. without
breaking faith. send 20 the senate
the text OF the treaty
Widens Breach.
Tho effect ~ the days history
making Developments was 10 clear
the air on the much debated subject
OF publicity for the traaty text TO
widen tho breach botwocn the prcsi-
dent and the senate majority and to
| forecast a sensational tsrn for tho
| inquiry into the manner by which
| copies OF the document have become
available to Unauthorized persons
Starting ita investigation with An
unexpected Vigur, the foreign rola-
lions committee, within half hour
after II convened vote to cIll be-
fore II j.. H. Morgan. II y DAWSON
ana Thomas r. Lamont all OF tho
Morgan banking hoIB' Jacob Schiff
of Kuhn. Loeb a Co. and Paul
Wnrburg, formerly connected with
Tho same concern, and lfrHnk
NRndcrltp, former president ~ the
Nalional Cily bank It th,n oNamln,C
FRANK l. Polk, acting score try ofV
state, about tho official copies m lhs
state department yIu.iy
Statements also WHrc made 10 tho
committee by senator Lodge, rrpub-
licau, Ot Mnssach AMI senator
Hurnh, similar TO their u, ,.iartt.un.
In the senate that lacy knew of
copies In Sow York bu would not
divulge the names OF thsir inform
ants
Receive Wilson'S message
when the senate met II listened
I'm silence 10 President Wilson'S
cableRram. which was ,ukcn az fore
casting q rofusHl 20 comply with tho
request fot the treaty text. cmbod-
I"d in resolution adopted Friday.
Tnc reading u this message con
r.utod Senator Burah !mmcdIatcY
presented hlg copy ~ tho treaty,
which was ordered printed by vote
~ g iu -
Later however. there was mo-
lion 10 reconsider and u parliament
I4tp1ptHI "a I|rL
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Somewhere cast of the Mississippi
trainloaI ot whoopiug American
holders is speeding toward Tulsa
Ne Tulsa that means home 10 the
majority OF tho trainload, And II
safe 10 assume that the question
irpUmo,t in the mind ot each IT,.
when DO We cL and when do We
I, home"
That Is the soldier Of II and in
Ne meantime Tulsa waits for their
,niu with preparations never
'oultd before In the history OF the
n,g,c city II viii be another
Mothers and swcothearts' day.
Not only have proportions under
lfstuon Of Joe Carson post OF the
American Legion given aSsurlitte
hat Wednesday. May II. will be the
nh day IN tho history Of public
"a. demonstrations In the history
Y Il.a. but news received late
f'niay n the c'foct that approx
nA'e.y 1900 soldiers. embraced in
- nersonno.s Of company II. MN
'tneers company G, l42nd in
a'''y and the mn sanitary train
portion ~ the 36th division, the
'' former urgtniZtaiOns represent
TX Principally what Tulsa has the
'N"egc ~ calling her own. will
"F~if mere tomorrow In a monster
''1e' which Is scheduled for 10
.'A' mas attached an added i'm.
N"'e To 'h" occasion and assured
UNA % a Visit from sk. t,-,.,.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-17
kid" HERMAN
AND MCCARTHY
TO MEET HERE

kid" Herman will take on Johnny
Mccarthy here at the Crystal Pool
Tuesday instead Of Harry Anderson.
the naval training boxer, who was
scheduled to fight the California
motorrnan.
Herman staged n pretty battle
with Mccarthy In Portland recently.
losing n close decision 20 the cham
pion In six rounds.
He is reported To- be n two handed
fighter. who can hit. and who won't
back away from McCarthy's wallops
IT he can hold hts own with the
Fighting Harp. Herman viii go over
big with Seattle fans. who think Nc
earthly Is the eighth wonder OF. the
fistic world.
Harry Anderson was perfectly
willing 10 go ahead with the match.
but Austin n Salt thought that Her
man would make n better match for
the champion.
The rest OF the card will be lined
up within the next few days. accord
ing TO Austin a Salt Bud Ridley
may go on the coming bill. He was
scheduled to fight frankie Murphy,
but the latter cut his hand the other
day. and has 10 wait until It heals
before re-entering the ring.
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The Seattle hockey squad left for
Victoria Friday morning. where they
play Lester Pairick's Ice seven to-
night
II b. the third game of the week
for the local squad but they are
holding zap well under the strain.
Fresh from their two Victories over
the Vancouver team. tho Nets hope
20 make Il three straight tonight
The Seattle boys have "a nice. com
Portable lead. and Manager Pete
Muidoon has visions Of world rcr-
les club But Pete II taking no
chances with ictting his men get
over confident because OF their sue.
Ceases ~ far
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The real test comes with the laat
two games. in which the champion
ship 81 the season b. decided between
the first and second place teams.
the seven scoring the most goals
winning the title for the year In
this way interest In tho race ~ kept
up until the final gong. for the sec.
ond place team always has a chance
to BEAT out the leaders by "a CARR
son finish.
The Victoria crew IL coming along
At fast rate Of speed. and IL out
10 give the Seattle aggregation "A
beating tonight
The last time these teams hooked
up in Seattle. the Victoria men rung
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up 20 victory over the locals.
Win Eddie Oaiman and Lester Pat
rick back on the ice. the Northern
ers are bound 10 present a strong
front
Moose" johnson In jazzing about
az fast clip. and Is playing "A stel-
lar game on both offense and de
Tense. He makes good running
mate with Genge. the other big de
Tense man on the Canadian roster.
Young Murray is going good In
the nets for the Aristocrais, and the
forward line has speeded I'D with all
tho men reported 20 be In the best Of
condition for hard game
Gully Wilson was cut on the foot
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the popular rover OF the local lie
squad. Walker IL one OF tho best
liked men IN hockey ana u well de.
serving Of the honor.
DENVER. Jan. iT.-Bcnny Leon
ard. lightweight king. and Jack Brit
ton have been matched 70 fight a Is
round bout here February 20
OTTAWA, Jan. 1.-THE Canadlena
defeated the Capital City hockey
team. here. last night. 10 goals to s.
The Seattle v. VI. &. 4. basketball
team viii play the Camp Lewis quar-.
iermas;er corps team. here. Sa,ur-
day night
Fred Fulton and Willie Moehan arr
preparing for their second bout In
San Francisco. set for January -.
Fulton gave Willie a nice iaeing last
time they met.
PORTLAND. Jan. iE.--wal,er Nc.
Creole. manager Of the salt Lake
City baseball squad. has resigned his
position. lie expects to pilot the 10
cal club In the Coast league this sea.
son.
Bob Harper. Seattle boxer. will
meet Harold Jones. Coast lightweight
king. in the main event at tho F:iks'
club smoker, next Friday II should
be one Of tho best bouts OF the sea
son. for both men are clever battlers.
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WON'T GO THRU WITH
$1,000 LIMIT MCGRAW

NEW YORK. Jan. i7.-"They1
never 20 thru with it; they haven't
got the nerve"
Which ~ the convincing trend Of
thought Of John McGraw today in
regard TO the new sli 900 SALARY lin.
II adopted by the National league.
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George Powers

willing To- put up $500 as n side
bet. George Powers. former roller
skating champion OF Ontario. Nils
souri, and Ohio. has challenged Day
McWater. roller skating king OF
British Columbia. 10 a long distance
race In the Seattle Arena.
Powers raced Acwater in Van.
couvcr last month and lost 10 the
Canadian. but says he is in better
shape for the contest now. and
wants the Northerner to compete
with him here.
During the war 10 Victoria Crosses
were awarded to Canadian soldiers
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by Altman
BY Ahern

In Wednesdays fracas with yancou-
yer.
Seattle's next game willasoe with
Victoria here next week.
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SPORT
SALAD
by Condo

ErE MULDOON,
Seattle h o ok y
manager has dc
cidc,i that next
W esineselay night
will be Walker
might At tho
Arena In honor
- I'll "a IL.
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ROADWAY TO
OPEN SEASON
WITH LINCOLN

be high school basketball race
pnder way with Lincoln and
Hdway staging the most import.
game. In the North End sym.
1un.
hlle the other schools may
ING a surprise and down the
~ and broadway fives during
JASON. the dope favors these
squads as title contsnders.
oadway l. a favorfte to win the
q fracas OF the season. Five vet.
ans ARE back ON the first hill
tad. while the Green Lake school
u enter n new team Friday
Queen Anne and Franklin open
cir season In IN. Mt. Baker gym.
Lsiuru. and Ballard and West Seat.
, tangse at West Seattle.
The Lincoln and Broadway teams
II probably line up as follows
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SHIPYARD ICE.
TEAMS START
PLAY TONIGHT

The ahlpynrd amateur hockey
league opens ita seanpn ~ the Arena
tonight with "A double header. Amen'
takes ON tho skinner q Eddy crrw
and Duthlea' tAnElcs with the Todd
team
a fast brand Of hockey will be on
tap tonight. for the local managers
have lined up SOME good players and
the fans are expected To be out in
fun force TO see the squads perform
The teams VIII lineup as follows
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