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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07

Very often the mother would seer
to have little time or strength to spenr
other than in attention to the chill
dren's actpal physical care and re.
quirements, and yet by a little wise
thinking and arranging she can start
many plays and occupations which
will not only give the children pleas.
ure and teach them how to do things
but result in quieter, easier and
more joyous task for herself.
The Home Atmosphere.
One of the most helpful factors in
the rmonious development of
motherand-child life is right atti-
tude ct mind. 1t is, of course, most
desirable that it be one of content
ment and peace; but too often moth
ers, in addition to the work of house
Keeping and the bearing and rearing
OF children, are obliged to contend
with problems Of sickness and family
disagreements. However If she can
meet such situations with intelligence
courage and self-control. she will Gre
ate home atmosphere which will he
measurcless in its influence.
The Yard.
A yard can be made an ideal pIay-
ground at moderate expense. PLAY
ing in sand appeals more than any
thing else to children Of three aud
tour years. 1t will cngross and keep
fnem occupied for hours at a time
Therefore, the first thing TO put in The
ward IS sand box. This can be done
by mailing four bords together, and
partly embedding them in thc ground
Nabies should rot be Moved to NAV
by themselves in the sand Until thcv
are old enough to XIV thar tbov
should not put it in th,ir mouthS
And none Of the children sbouId, he
D permitted to throw Sand. because Of
the danger 10 the eyes.
Discarded cooking utensils aud
few tin spoons give the children .,
pIortun'ty to initiate mothers. fasci-
'annF operations in the Kitchen. In /
war weather. thew can have water |
. mix with the s~nd This makes II
he play all tie more rial and en-
Older children find many morelI
hings to do with sand. They D;Ic Il II
N and make hills ont of Il. dip holes II
md fill them with water or m,t II
,,eprese nations of the many thing.
hat children love to play and th;nk II
bout '''''N
frctty patterns can he made I'LL
imp sand by drawing Nth n st;cL
" pressing stones. pebbles or seeds II
mo 1t, or nv using such objects as
rooved shell or the rim of a cup. III
Gardening is one OF the most whole
ONE and healthful ways in which
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07

spoon of salt, and one tablespoon Of
corn starch which has been mixed
with little cold water. Boil two
minutes. take from stove and squeeze
the juice, of one-half lemon in it.
Pour into a pie tin which has been
lined with crust; while hot, cover
brush top with cold water and bake
in hot oven until brown.
Prune Pudding.
Beat the yolks of three eggs until
light, add gradually one-half cup OF
sifted again with one teaspoon OF
ly beaten whites Flavor with one
teaspoon of vanilla and add three
fourths cup of sifted flour mixed and
sitfed again with one teaspoon OF
baking powder and onc-eighth tea
spoon of salt Chop finely II large
cooked prunes from which the stones
have been removed and add one-half
cup OF sugar and one tablespoon of
lemon juice. Butter baking dish,
turn in the prune mixture, cover with
the batter and bake about Is minutes
in hot oven.
Corn Timbales
Stir three tablespoonfuls of corn
meal into half cupful of cold milk
and add one teaspoonful of salt and
half teaspoonful of paprika; then
blend in slowly two cupfuls of hot
milk Cook and stir over boiling water
until the mixture thickens, remove
from the fire and add one tablespoon
full of melted olco, two well-beaten
eggs and one cupful of raw corn pulp.
Turn into creased baking dishes
(individuaD, set on several thick
nesses of paper in pan of boiling
water and cook util firm
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07

win. he receives a silver cup, the in
trinsie (yalueeof which would not pay
the express.charges many miles on the
journey. Then the puppies are, SO hard
to raise a big percentage dying at
BIRTH, but there is glory in winning a
championship under American Kennel
club rules, and honor in breeding a
good one. If this is attained, then
is worth to S2e;oee'
according to the shows where he
gained his championship points.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07
That Terrible Headache.

Do YOU have periodic attacks q
headache accompanied by sickness 81
the stomach or vomiting, sallow skin
and dull eyes? If so, YOU can, get
quick relief by taking Chamberlain'
Tablets as directed for biliousne SIS
and you may be able to avoid these
attacks if you observe the directions
with each package.-Adv.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07
R E. FIELD
LICENSED
ARCHITECT
Little Big.
caldwell
.2eth,-less- than four-inontl.s fron

10Th, 4ess-tha n-four-tnonths. from -.
time Of leaying caldwell The ' ~ y
division was on the. left Of the Irn 10
States forces 10 the Argonne dr; Uni n'i
saw severe fighting, the so-calleS s a an
brigade being part of this div;, 10y
Since the ,armistiee heshas been wa1
ing under the direction of tbe "olt
risk insurance bureau and in W., wa
work was required to travel ev su
sively in France. SR
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK.

Ezra F. Bicknell wired w. c. Bick-
nell, his father last Friday of his ar
rival in New York from France. He
left Caldwell May 30th and was sent
to France in August, arriving there
about August 30th He was then
transferred to the 308 infantry, 18th
division and sent to the Argonnc
front, taking part in the fight in the
Argonne woods that began September
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07
Training Little Children
xLv-BY MRS. KATHARINE CHURCH soLoMoNs

The routine duties of the wife and
mother are the same in practically all
homes. Food has to be purchased and
prepared; the house has to be kept
clean and in order; there is shopping
to be done, also sewing, mending and
washing-a big item in families with
young children-and there are the
children.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07

We will have beautiful display Of
trimmed and tailored hats, commenc-
ing February 18th. You are cordially
invited to attend. M. F. Gilgan-
Sarchet. 2-7 PA
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07

u Mrs. Ed L. Bryan returned SatuM
from Corvallis, Oregon, where usS
was called by the sickness of her ~ ss
ter who suffered an attack of ni IT,
enza. t... .)' h.r.r
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07

Owner of neat bungalow cleavina
city, offers this attractive 5,,room
work, wired for electric head; and
basement Lawn and garage. Well
located. For quick sale $500. At
tractive terms. A. L. Murphy, Cald-
well, 1daho.-Adv.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07

Mrs. Francis c. Axtell is the
first woman in the United States
to ever have been appointed to a
federal commission by an execu.
tive order of the president She
is chairman of the United States
employees compensation commits.
sion. ! She is from Washington
state.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07
Indigestion.

Take a few doses of Chamber,,;.,
Tablets as directed for ndigas IAN :
and you will soon forget abont t' vs
stomach troubles. Try it.-Adv 'Op
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07

Older children enjoy having a swing
but it is likely to be dangerous for the
little ones when they. are. running
heedless1y about.
Play Materials.
Almost all children have wooden
blocks of one kind or another to play
with and they scarcely need to be
shown what to do with them. They
love to make such things as houses.
trains, trolley cars, buildings, bridges.
and furniture. Any materials that
lend themselves to representation OF
this kind are a delight to children.
kindergarten tablets Ground, square
oblong and triangular pieces of wood
of the dimension of one inch) can be
used for representing many things
also colored sticks and stats Of differ
ent lengths, and seeds of different
varieties. A catalogue of kindergar-
ten materials will be sent upon re-
quest by Milton Bradley COMPANY.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, or BY f. Steieer &
Co., 40 Murray street, New York
In the same way. children enjoy
representing objects in clav and nv
drawing and painting. CLAW work.
however. is better left for school bv
mothers who have much to do. as
work in this material REQUIRES consid-
cradle attention and direction
Please pass this article on to q
friend and thus help Uncle Sam reach
all the mothers of the country.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07

Please pass this article on to a
friend and thus help Uncle Sam reach
all the mothers Of the country
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07

o." va, a. =, =, ,
children can be employed. Each child
may we'll have a space in the yard
allotted to him for planting and tend
ing a little garden Of his very own.
All kinds of ourdoor games can be
played in the yard and the children
can romp to their hearts content. For
the young children, games with a rub
Der ball or with bean bags are the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07

Wash one heaping cup Of seedless
raisins. put in saucepan with one
and a half cups of cold water, bring
slowly to boil, add ono heaping ta-
blespoon of sugar, small quarter tea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02
Profesorii STUNT platiti slab.

Profesorii sunt platiti slab. =
New York. - ,.Atit timp cit SER
vitorii de la aceasta Universitate
81 femeile care curata librariile
primesc mai mare salar de cit
profesorii, att timp vom fl in Pc
ricolul de vedea Universitatile
noastre devenind scoli de a doua
nina" spus Gardner B. Perry,
vorbind despre salarul mic pc ca
re il capata profesorii universe
tari.
Japonia sc simte insultata. -
Wasuhington, Presa japoneza
a inceput Sc ataee atitudinea unor
scnatori republican, referitor la
chestia Shantung-ului, spune de
pesa primita astazi aici.
.,Senatul Statelor Unite proce-
deaza eli neindreptatita ura IA
ta de chestia Shantung." scrie III
arnl Hochi. ,Senatorul Borah
merge asa de departe in cit de
clara ca America nu va esita a
declara razboiu. MOI spupem nu-
mai att, 81 0 oferim ca lectie
pentrn americani, ca Japonia nici
odata nu va esita ca sa-si apere
drepturile ei garantate prin tra-
tatul de pace"
Alt-z .Yorudzu" scrie:
..Atitudinea republicanilor in
senatul Statelor Unite este ex-
trem de mdiscreta 81 eli incearca
in aparenta ca Sc insulte Japonia
fara nici lm motiy. MOI trebue Sc
luam nota de aceasta atitndine a
Americei."
Focarii Ger naarirea salarului.
Cleveland. @ delegate a
focarilor a iners La primarul ora
sului Harry Il. Davis, cerind ca
ssalarul focarilor Sc fie marit. Eli
Ter. prin American Federation Of
Labor, marirea salarulni Gu $500
la an; de prezent focarii capata
81 $50.
-.
Se sinucide ii restaurant. ~
Cleveland. Philip Hoban in e.
tate de 40 de ami, pc cind sedea
Ia 1nasS fntr'un restaurant, a M
ghitit Q doza ibuna de otrava~ Pi-
na cind a VENT ambulapta ca sa 4
'dnca Ia spital, Hoban murit.
Prietenii luix pnn cA snferit
RAA ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02

: Tuberculosi opriti de a Sc ca
sStcri. - Chicago. - Ofiterii stl-
Ri sanitare a oprit oficiarea unci
cisatorii 81 despartit pc tata
de 0 copila de patru ami, orfana
de mama. :
Tot de la acel departament s'a
dat ordin ca William Forst"l,
boplav de tuberluloza, Sc fie dls
in locul rezervN pentru tub r
c,ilosi. Forstel era sa> Sc casa =.
rcasca astazi Gu D-soara Mary
Fsnlon.
De la despartamiRtnl starii q
nitare s'a spus ca actiuni simi' i
re Sc vor lua fata de toti ace
care insista ca sd Sc casatorea !
ca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02

Ridicarea censurei in Irlanda.
-, Dublin. Guvernul englez
decis .ca Sc ridice censura preset
din lrlanda pc la sfirsitul lunei
August.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02
INfORNATN)N|

Hoti prinsi. - Akron. Gu
prins de gelozie unul dintre hot;i
ce au furat $4,000 din biroul
companiei American Railway
Express Co" din Akron, in Is III
ME q. c. Gu numele Walter F..
O. Rouke care q fost arestat acum
de curind in Denver, predindu-se
de buna vote, nnmai ca sa-si ras-
bune pc femeia pentru care, dupa
cum spnne, si-a riscat libertatea,
ii care l-a tradat duefndu-se eu
a1tul.
Dupa informatiiles date de
o. '6ouk4 srsiitia ! pus nina pe'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02
DIN FUCA CONDE|ULUl.

Dupa cum vedeti 81 d-tra, la
subScriptia pentru fondul rldlca-
Ri unui monument in veci pOm"-
nirei Eroinei de la .Jiu Sub locote-
nant Feat. Teodoriu. daca nu Sc
imbulzesc subscriitorii sau sub
scriitoarele, din cind in cind tot
mai vine cite-un dollar. Norba Ro-
minului: ..Daca nu ploua picH. .
- Acum. ca plea cam rar. ade-
varat. dar ce sal faci daca II al
eel face? Trebue sa ne multl-
min 81 cu ce plea.
Bine zis cine-a zis ca, Romi-
nul anevoie Sc apuca Sc faca 0
treaba. ydar lesne sc lasa. Sc
spun de ceg No mai spun. la
ce? Sa supar pc uni?
Ba nu Eau Gear fl Oare daca
am intrebuinta tactica urmatoa-
re:
- ..Preotul cutare la cinciZeci
de dolari pentru inmormintare.
= 81 moi de colo: Ri 81. Ce-ti pa
Sa? IaSa sa ia. Bine face. De ala
popa. De ce nu teal facut 81 tu
popa daca iii pare reu?
..Cutare agent luat bani
de Ia cutare Sal trimita acasa 81
la papat.' = ST moi de colo: +
treaba lui. Are garantie de la
stat Daca la papat, nu ia furat.
tn NUT baga nasul unde. mutt
ferbe oala.
,,Cutare individ a pungasit
pc cutare 81 spalat putina.' -
- ST moi de colo: .,Bine facut.
Omul trebue sa traiasca. Paguba-
sui de ce-a fost natarau de n a
pastrat banii. 81, asa pc coarda a
ceasta Sc laudam toate vitiuriie
81 Sc aparam pc tOti potlogarii ?
Doamne, ce buni am fl 81 ce zia-
! fristi de tresba 81 de omenie. pen
tru unii.
Cita amagire pc bietii procn-
rori din Toledo, O.! Umbla de a.
suda Sc descopere pc acei carl
speculeaza poporul Gu hrana, ii
aresteaza, incheie procese verba-
lie peEtru .darea in judecata, 81
cind colo, juratii, oameni din po-
por, in malta lor priccpere 81 cic-
menta achit pc acuzati. Bine
ca s'au multumit Gu att 81 n 'au
recomandat judecatorilor darca
in judecata procuporilor! ST sa
mai facem zarva 81 taraboiu ca
|poporui este exploatatY
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02
DACA voIEsTI

ca banul D-tale sd fie aranjat
intro banca romineasca, trimite
pc la ,,R0UMANIA", oficiu de
trimiteri de bani.
12l0 North Street, Akron, Ohio.
A. sIssEA, propr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02

Bine zis cine-a zis ca, Romi-
nul anevoie Sc apuca Sc faca 0
treaba. ydar lesne Sc Iasa Sc
spun de ceg No mai spun. la
ce9 Sd supar pc uni?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02
Pedepsit pentru beuturi.

Pedepsiti pentru beuturi. -
Boston. Harris Rosenthel 81
Abraham Levin, proprietarii otc-
lului Imperial de unde beutura
in vapoare dl $4,000 a fost Sec
tvestrata acuhl toda saptamini, au
fost condamnati la noua luni in
chisoare 81 cite suta dolari pc
deapsa fie care.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02
Ccmerciul Italo-American.

Roma. Dupa indicatiile din
prezant. cOmerciul American cGl
Italia in~acest an seEva ridica pi-
hi la un miliard de dolari, scrie
ziarul PopOlo Romano. In Occur
suA celor trei luni de la inceputul
anului 1919 lucrurile importatc
de America in Italia Sc ridica ri
na la suma de $220.000.000. lar
exportul Italian destinat pentlu
America este numai de $1,000
900.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02
Ciocnire de vapoare.

! Ciocnire de vapoare. - New
York. - Naporul .,Maunaires'
care a plecat spre Newport News
S a ciocnit Gu un alt vapor in "a
nalul Ambrosie, dupa cum spune
telegrama trimisa prln telegra-
fla fara fir. Sc raporteaza ca
spartura cauzata in cOasta vapo-
rului face ca scufundarea lui Sc
fie iminenta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02
Remediu pentru,boal de a dur.

Remediu pentru, ,boala de q dur
mi intr una. Atlantic City. -
lnJecfarea a cincisprezece grail
nuri de soda bicarbonata in bra
tul omului ce sufere de boala a
durmi intr una. este sufficient a-l
face pc pacient sanatos.
Maiorul John Contras, de la
spitalul orasului din Washington.
este care aflat acest remediu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02

Benjamin E. Monroe 81 pc Dina
Maybelle Gerste, alias Watson,
alias @ Rouke, in New York.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02
Capital American in China.

Capltal american IN emma. -
Shanghai. = Tn sindicat Amc,i-
can cumparat acum de curInd
de la executOrul proprietatilor
-confiscate de la mamie din Shang
hai, farmaciile 81 fabricile cele
mai mari de medicina germane
din Shanghai. care au fost fonda
te acum so de ami.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02
Zece dolari funtul de pine.

Zece u0lar1 Iultul ue pine. =
Riga. = Scumpetea en0rma din
acest oras Sc datoreste pradacii-
nlor facute de catra rosii. spune
corespondentul ziarului Daily Ex-
press. O mincare. fOarteN slaba,
costa $35. funtul de pine Sc VIM
20 GU zece dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02

ia. - Doua aeroplane, care ayea
de pilot pc locotenentii Beaton 81
st. John, in fntunerecul din noap-
tea trecuta s'au ciocnit in aer,
dupa ce S s'au mtors de La Presi-
dio, Tex. Un aeroplan a luat foe
81 a ars in intregime, lar celala.t
a fost tot sfarfmat. Maiorul Hill
81 capitanul Taylor au fost in ae-
roplane ca observatori, nici unul
insa dintre acesti patru nu ali,
fost raniti gray.
Hipobromul din New York in
CHS. = New York. Hipodro-
mul, eel mai mare teatru din lu-
me, a Eamas fnchis aseara cind
coristele 81 schimbatorii de see
ne au refuzat Sc lucre.
Prisonerii gerrnani vor fl eli
berati. = Paris. = lntre Franta.
Anglia 81 America s'a facut in
teleeere prin care prisonierii IL
mutt de Anglia 81 America Sc fie
liberati imediat.
Prin aceaNa 5000 de soldati a.
mericani, care acum pazeau pc
eel 10000 de prisoneri germani.
vOr fl liberi 81 astfel aceasta ar
mata poate fl in curind adusa
acasa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-02

Porturi inchise din cauza cole
rei. Toxic. - Din cauza CO.
lerei care ia proportii tot mai III
fricosatoare in Shanghai 81 .jur.
Ca porturile din tinuturile infec-
tate de colera sc fie imediat in
'chise, lar vapoarele ce vim spre
acele porturi Sc fie silite frage
in porturile din aprqPiere. orr a
astepta pima cind boala trece.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
WUNDERLlCH NOT OUT
OF PRESIDENCY RACE


sT. JOaEPu Mo. Feb II
and expect to have the full sup
port OF the city throughout the sea-
son" says M Hanlon. holder Of the
II Joseph franchise and acting pres
ident ~ tho Western league. II think
that the 1918 season will he one OF
the most successful seasons the
Western league ever had, Ut
Joseph viii again he put on the base
ball map with a first division team.
Tho haseball situation here has
been rather Indefinite until word was
received from owner iianion that
" Joseph would have a team Han
lon. who II engaged In tho paving
busincr In Sious city, Iowa, In load.
I'D with paving work Ia he dohe
during the coming season, and he
writes that he intends TO ret his
league manager Ia take over the
club.
~ Joseph msv vet become league
headquarters dee pite the talk that
John Savage. former owner ~ the
Joplin club. was hring favored for
the league presidency II In rumoreh
here that iianlon will support John
Wunderiich. general commissioner ot
the 81 Joseph commerce club for
presidency ~ the lengu.. Wunder-
Itch was offered the place at the
last meeting her by several ~ the
marnatrs hut a vote was not taken.
IInnlun viii not taxi" M plans Tor
the organization ~ the baseball club
here until after the Western league
meeting. February 22. which has
been postponed from February \.
linnlun expects to make schcdul"
arrangements. formally ratify the
entrance OF Tulsa into the league
select the official baseball beside y
few other minor questions which
will come up
Hanlon has n string on all ~ his
players that were members of the
club n, the close ~ the season last
year he viii have a number OF good
men ~ hasir Tor his 1919 club In
"A letter recently received here from
iianlon. he promised q manager who
would gain the respect and support
Of the public" Hanlon was not salts
fled with the work of Bert Daniels
former major Lacquer. as manager
because OF his bull dos tactip-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
SIOUX CITY TO HOLD
TO W. [. FRANCHISE
Hanson says Money VIII Not he
Lacking when Time Comes Ia
start Activities.

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the Western league baseball season
ended sn nhrup,iy I'm sioux CITY last
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on" IN sioux 'lly not even 'he NocN
holder. ~ the organization holding
tho wc.,.,, t.,gu. r,nnrhIue has
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
ST. PAUL TO FILL UP on /
MAJOR LEAGUE MATERNAL

. Vt, PAUL. MINI. rsb. 1.-The de-'
termibsd effort ef hiks Kelly. man.
AGsr Of the ~. Paul club of tho
American Association, TO land . hAie
dozen major league pisysss indioAtef
thai not more thar six Of the ielv
aAts<s Will be In III lineup nest ssaS
son.
when Kelly bought Dan. u1nsi
Brooklyn he admitted that DEAF wae
only a ssartsr ana that he wAntsA
two outfbsidssv an1 three infisl6ers
II 10 Underwood Kelly espscts y
rssain RerO hasnmse. Corllden. hofsi
man, Mchsaemy. HaiL Dveeas sn4
Hishaus. n u pssdblq Relther punS
can nor Nishaus MI BE- In ~ fel2
which means that Kelly sust havo
five pitchsru. one catches. anA th0
fisldsru. Ths death Of Harry 01er4
IN the nMiitsry ssrvics robbed she
catching staff Of its mainstay.
BsrG hammer ~ second hase sssme
to be ths only certainly ~ prsssut q
far a. lineup soss. Artis HoffnsA4
Ia stiil In ths navy. but expects sarl3
whNs II 10 possible the u. Pau
and Minneapolis clubs will train
nseifoot lake. nsMr Hickman. Ky,
the January weather continues. q stt<
around sliudson's hay may b con-
sidersd,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
johnny Erfle Is Taking
Third Shot at Comeback

~ INl'L, fch Johnny Ertle
W - Paul who flashed to fame ns
Sn'amwrighi and then dropped 10
"'n oblivion with equal speed IL
back
me "kcwpic" has signed n con
u"' WIN Nike Collins. former man
w. ~ Fred Fulton. who will at
Inn, 'o PIT Ertle hnck IN the cham
'Nhin class Ia this other vet
"n managers hni failed collins
unwilling ~ believe tina, Ertle
sOo y only 81 years old. ls through
a. fighter
, I'e has hecn working out thi.
sN-'r And hopes ,o ret another
ti'n'r with som, ~ the good bows
e. ,o meet Johnny Rltchle. at Ia
W February 20
'n'k Malone. ST Paul has been
,.slhr through the middlewcish'
~ This winter. having beaten
janHlnS Sheehnn. Chicago, and
emmy Tillman. Minneapolis Mike
lone wv" "h'hlns WIN WA