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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY G, 1920
WESTERN LEAGUE TO PLAY 154-GAME SCHEDULE THIS YEAR
8
Pennant Contender Assured
Tiflsa Fans by Boss Abbott
Personnel of 29 Players Is
Announced by Man
ager. VETERANS TO RETURN
Seven of Lsint Year's Team,
in Addition to Now Alon,
Indicate Winner.'
Hy I.AHHY llAIJ.UV.
Tlilg h splendid niovci Itrie
vtenlhar iimi flpencer Aliliutt, pi .!
dijnt anil maiiflCur nf iliu Tulwi
Wttttiirn Kikiim baseball elii ii. Ik kI'.
Iiik iho f ii nil ami lunula IhIh i,f in.
tnrtsstlng dope com er nln,; tin- cub
ami liiiio plans for Ilin coiiiIiik en
i.ihi. Aliliutt, .Inch lliillniiil, Oklahoma
Oily prmddnnt, hiiiI William I'al'
Hnurku, Omiiliii iiuiim, urn ciikukciI
In tlin diiiftliiK of Him schedule,
Willi Ii n In hii miliinlllril nl Hi..,
lHiiii meeting; In (jm.iliii, lo hi' lie il
oiiib llinu aroniiil 1'ii.rnnry I,, hi )
.inii-ll 1 11 ltn l,Cf ti.. r 1 1 1 1 h i,.
tilrtod ) ,.,y h If, l-Kuini, m lirduln,
Thin itiinuuiifomonl will brum joy
lo tlm Istanbul) luvniH uf Tulsa who
nvon iiftur llio slieiiiinus I Hi (times
lint year, woru clamnrinK for moio
uIiimii A imstlnilinr. Tlio srhcdiiln la
In (ipun either Apt II It nr April 2 I.
Hpoticor Aliliolt favots Hid latter
lulu mill will nilvunitii thai ui tun
Nuliiiiskii city confab I'hnmplou
nliip play Is to tin slartsd in the
Hiiiiiliiirn tun), consiatlriK of Tulsn.
Wichita ami Jnpllii. 'rim schcduln
will probably bo concluded In this
nlilo of tint circuit, tluuiKh tlm
Hclii'ilulu tnukorvt havo not decided
Unit point.
Tciirncy IIi'tIi-iHiiii Likely.
Itt-olccthm of Albert Tcaimiy us
I on Kim president Ih prurli ally as-
Hilled. Willi Abbott T vlll Ii. I l-
Ho or no uppimlll in to Ta rney nijahi
liuailliiK llio cin iiu, ,4 ,i, ,,,i u,i
III ii I en Kiln tlnoiiKli one of iIh niiiHl
win, on til I financial ami nrtlstlo
taiiipulKiiu lat yiiir,
Hponoiir Ablmtt In outliiislustlo
cotirornliitf tlm ulub's chances In tlm
1320 race. It will bo loinomboHid
libit tin anil Junto K. Cum foul.
Irimmiior last yo,ar, pnnnliieil Tuba
fnns ii ono-tuo-lhrc clbb. Tulsa
Unlabel second. Another pelinanl
contender for lliln rlly la ptodlutud
till season by Abbott, wlio, bow
over, rofusoa to forecast a puimmit
1UI till) Stltlllgttl of till) Ollllir cltlllS
1m probluiiintU'iil, Abbott says that
with tlm playcra now under reserve
and thi) udilltlon nt ono winning
pitcher, Tulsu w.ll' Ibn In tlio UUo
luint all tint way,
Twnnly-nlpo players are either ro
eerved or aro llkoly material, two
of whom may not mport, l'oti
(luiut), first basemen purchased
from tlio Oklahoma City ulub and
who quit tlio Indians toward tlm
close ci r tlio season lint year, In a
doubtful iiuantlty. 1'nln has ilocl.ucd
hli lutetitluiiH of nitlrlne from tlio
Kiiluv but by flaliliiit lime, hu will
ptobably bn Btlcklnn mound. Htlck
iiii Ih llio right word for tlio blK
lufleldor, who wiih oiio of tlm moot
fearoit MlUKKcrn In tlio leuguo hist
ytiir. Abbott Ih ncKotlutlni: vslth
.lurry Downs, voterau Detroit Amrr
lemi and Kan Kruiiulscn leiiKUu In
floldor and Downs mily wear Tulsu
livery this year,
Ilrowns .May I let urn I'ldlicr.
Two veterans, of hint year and
several promising now men roinprlso
UK) lint of boxnien. Joe llennntt,
who, JolnltiiT llio i.'hib Into In tlm
Kcason bec.iuui ono of the IouiIIiir
InirlciH, mid lluln-rt Dennis, linr.l
working and effective rlKht harder,
uro tlio voterntnt. lloltmhaiiKor, a
club inmiibcr of ovornl weeks and
lormorly tliu property of tlio Ht.
JaiuIh llrowiiH Im, In the opinion of
Abbutt, teady for n-KUlar duty In
cIiim A rompiitiy. (Iiirtnn, yoiilliful
nmitbxiw iiureluiHeil by thU Mow
York (IUiUh, may bo returned for
further easonlnB. Cowan, n I.oh
AiiKuloi Hembpi'ii reeommonilod by
"Dutch" Naijle, Moore, nouthpaw.
and MuDonald, Keiul-proa who eonio
hlKhly touted, aro otlior now ad
illtloiiH. It U llkoly that eithor
"Mooau" VaiiKlldor or "l.otty"
llayne, luombem of the elub hint
HoiiHon and who Joined tho Ht. l-ouli
Amorlcun Icaxuo club ahortly bufnro
tlio HeiiKOii'a close, will bo aeul back.
Tlm rntchliiK Htaff of tho Ullem
Is tho moat ekrloiiM problem facing
Abbott. If tho hu wiiil new men
como through at touted, all will bo
lovely behind tho plate. All catch
era now on tho ieervo roll aro ox
lmrlmoulH, thouKll tliern Ih tho
clmtico that Abbott may develop an
other Mar iiiunkiiiaii oh be did
".M.itty" Mnnlou, sold to liotiolt. Tho
catchcru urn AniiOll, Washlnumn
otiitu so.'ul-pio; l'ni ker, Dalian noml
pro; Walter llrown. In tho tSouthcrn
ussoclatlnn for a brief Hum hint
year; llrnnnon, secured from Hhrevu
port In tho tiiulo for IMU.h, and Dob
bins, traded by Wichita for Mickey
U'llrlen. llrnnnon ami Uobbtnn am
tlin only catcherH who havo bad
profoNHlonal e purloin o.
Aside from CiiH bane, tho make
up of tho Infield In practically as-
Hiiroil. "Uotton Tlerney, captain
and jtccoml baHinun and shoitstop
und liainey Cleveland, third base
mun of lust year's toaiu, will bo
back, Tleiney will bo used at sec
ond base with I'lcveUtld covering
tho hot corner, according to Abbott's
plans, l.irrlinoi'i'. who coined to
Tula a In tho exchange which sent
Infio dor Johnny Wilful to Dallas
will bo ahorlHtop candidate. Kit
iiiundson, J u :U nut of the army and
whoso professional experience Is
confined to tho South Atlantic
league, may bo tho-successor of Joo
Hlattory at tho Initial tiacK.
Ktli'iiKtli 111 Uutfli'lil
Tho outfield appears to present
the ereatost strength nt tills Hum
as with fliHt banc In duuut. Iho in
field Is still uncertain. ICaglo and
"Yunk" Davis, rellablo suburbati
iruardlans of last season. Council)
nurctiasod last fall from the .Moltuo
Thrce-IIyc'S liasiup, clult for $1,000
and Wren, slugging outfielder with
tho MoAlestor Western association
pennant winners of 191C, aro cer
tainties. ,
Jliiimlo HurUe. outfielder and
utility man last ar is u catcher,
Abboit bolloves, Therofoio Jimmy
will don tho winupua uuu uie inn
i
No Worru Orcr Third
Hum Willi llim There
fowl
tow
IF ' '
Km'
llurni'v Clctrliiiiil.
I Ail f.p(iK'.n wbrn Npeurer Abboil.
nuiiinitrr nf I lie Ttllxn Wentnrn leiiKuo
biiHplmll club, wan boM't with Ibe
problem of reronslrncllng practic
ally an entire new team In inlilnen
Kon, there was olio iiosltlou tlm.
eaui.ed no worry. That was at third
biiHo, where llaruey Clovnland, one of
Hie best hot em nor guardians In the
league, held forth. Cleveland, with
Miinlon, Wuffll ami D.ivbt, worn tlm
only players to ntlck llitnuglmiit the
sea lion.
Clevelsnd, eitually gnml at field
ing luiril hit luilln or hunt, powess
or of a flno whip mid a forinld,ihl)
lugger, will bo buck this year, which
miuolinceinont will be greeted with
Picasurn ny um ran of TiiWh.
next season. Iln'll be Blind to. have
slicking around In fill In when a
layer Is disabled or sent lo
tho clubhouse for too strenuous oh-
ootlng. ,
Abbott, like other well known
tnunaners, Is a firm believer In Iho
sclfcoiiilltlonlug of a player and ev-
peois his limn to lepnrl In shape and
get down to hard work linniedlato-
March If. Is set as tho reporting
(Into ami on March 20. tho first ex
hibition game, that with the Kansas
Ity American association dub, will
m pluyod here. Other oxhtblllun
games with tlio I llim and several
with major leaguo clubs will also
bo plaed 111 Tills i.
intension of tho stands on tho
right sldo Is lo bo still ted as soon
as tho uealher mndorntc.
SAINTS AND lllUI'.S
I'ltAIN AT CliAltlJMOUK.
i:i.AHli.l()HK. Jan. r.. William
Itouike, iiiestdent of the Oinahii
Westorn league baseball club, yes
terday completed arraiigcinituta for
tho spring training heio of tho Nt.
Joseph Western league mid Kansas
City American association clubs.
Moth clubs jiic to start work .Mai'i'ii
10. Tho diamond Is to be situated
at the lairgi iiiiuds and plnus ton
tho entet laliiinent nf tho visiting ball
totals aro being uuido.
ItOPHMS l).M.ll()(;S
ritAi.v at oiiMi'i.a:i;.
OU.U!.li:i:, .lau S. William
Itouike, owner of the Omaha West
ern league baseball club, has com
pleted final ariangemeuts with Iho
Okmulgco chamber of commerce,
whereby tho Umalia club playeis
lll do their spring training In this
city.
TULSA QUINTET HOME
Is mil Scholastli'S Itctiirn 1'roin Kan
sas Invasion .Mivt Jeiiks
Hero rrlilay Night.
Two defeats by "Wlnflold and
Wichita, Kan., high schools I'"rldtxy
and Saturday nights by 61 to 14
anil 2E to 2S scMirci respectively.
havo not lessened tho enthusiasm of
tho Tuls.i srhobislic basketcers who
rottinied homo oterday morning
fioin Wichita. I.. Welnecko mid
Morgan, legolars on the local uulii
tet .1 ill not make the trill and their
absence was at least responsible for
.i..ru..i )... vvini.ii,
..... 11. ..... 'J H.,l .
Coach U. W. It. in Is planning a
hard week of piactlce, In prepara
tion for the opening game of tho
reason with the veteran Jenks quin
tet next I' riu.iy nig-nt .
Hritlon May liox Winner
of llasham-Lcwis Scrap
NKW l'OHK, Jan. .--Hoxlng en
thuilasls today had their attention
diverted temporarily from tho pro
posed Cnrpentlor-Dompsoy bunt by
reports that Jack Itrltton wnlter
welght champion of America, would
iiipi" the wlnnei of the bout between
Kid I -owls und Johnny Haslimu for
he IJngliMi it' io ihii month
r.iiir.i. iMumu.rn. u.iit. i,iit-ii-u
llrl-tnn 112 DUU to box in London
. next .vinrcn,
i
i it . ' i
l'. . . .Ail J, .
-
RUTH IS SOLD TO
NEW YORK YANKS
Star Red Sox Shiver One
of Ci ames Greatest
Hatters.
SET H0MERUN RECORD:
Jlroko Previous Major Leaguo
Circuit Clout Records
With 2'.).
I.OS Mii;i,I.S, Cal.. Jan. .I
.Miller IlugulUH, liniliagrr uf tlio
.New irU Aliirilntns, tonight an
milllii c.l lie hint flglml "llnli""
Itnlli, iliiuiipliiii liiiini' run hitler.
In pill) ullh the Ynnliitu ni't i'A
win. I'iiimth inn1 iMi'lianged Iwro
lain IimIii), lluggliiH Nibl. Ho re
fiiHi'ii to sliitit wluit Milnry Until
wiih in rici Ko.
NI'.W YOltK, .Ian f. Thn pur
ehie ur'"llabe' Itutb nf thn lloston
AmerU ins by the New Ymk Amer
I'iiii l-;iii.' hil. was nnnounri"! to.
night l i nlonel .l.imli Itupperl,
president of the New ork club.
Culiiiiel ltuppert refused lo suite the
price pal. I.
Colonel Itupperl sil'l that Man
nger Miller Hoggins of the Yankees
Is now In l.on Angeles, Cal , ne
gotiating with Ituth
lie iiiiiiiiIm S2ll,i0ll Year.
Iluth has n thren-year contract
with the Huston club made last sea
son calling for a salary uf $10,000
a year, lie Is reported, howover. to
have declared recently that unions
this stlin was boosted to 120.000 ho
would not return lo lloston
Tho famous home run litn- r de
innnded Ibis lueiea-ie on the slreiiKlh
nf bis last nson's bii'ltng record,
when lie broke all iieliiiiH major
league lecouls by hitting ."J home
i ii ns
In refusing lo name the n ice paid
fix Until. Happen adnuiifil that ho
understood an offer of Jioii.niai for
tile pla J'nr was refused list sumaiei'
by llariy IVaee of the Itos'on club
.lollll'll Itcil Si n 1111,,
Itutb, who Is 0 years old. Joined
the Ited 8ox In IDUi as a pitcher
and whs used as a pinch bitter be
'cause of his ability to send out long
hits bast season be was transferred
to outfield ilnt, where ho batted
X'l'i as well as establishing a new
major leagun home run record lie
made 12 three-basn lilts; 31 two-huso
lilts anil tecelved 101 liases on balls
froiuitillcheiH who prefurtcd to pass
him v
lliith pitched In 17 games nnd
Vlebloil mi uveragn of 2.U7 runs. At
an outfielder ho cried only twice In
llf.S chances,
P Ai R N V PTllR
.1. ! ly I I
llcfcat Pralrln Oil tins Co, lias,
kclii'is In TiiI-ji Oil iK'aguo
IjihI Night.
Huperlnr all around piny and on
diiiauco gave the Oklahoma Pro
ducing defining Co a 10 to 10
victory over I be Pralrln Oil &. (las
Co. In the Tiiln.i (III leaguo last
night. Companl's basket shooting
fea Hired .
Sinclair and (lypsy quintets arn to
play loulgbt at II o'clock.
The lineup:
PltAIUIl.; POS. O. P. A- It.
II. Welnecke. . . I Hear
Tiirtcon I'" fnnipanl
lleardon.. . . ,C Ktishuer
Austin O, .. .Williamson
drove (1. Cutler
Kleld goals: Welnecko 3. Austin
1. drove 2, Compiuil 10. Cutler R,
Traill J. l-'oul goals: Welnecko 1,
Tfiseou I, lleardim I, Companl 2.
Itcfeiim: Itnu tTulsa).
DEATH DUET0"m7sTAKE"
Pollco or oi Oilcans Think Hot
rick's Slajcr Sought Another .Man,
NKW nitl.KANS. .Ian f.. MaJ.
Harold S. Iletrick, rnlted States
engineer In charge of government
work on the Mississippi river til this
district, who was shot and fatally
wounded In Ills residence hero New
Year's night, was tho victim of a
mistake brought about by similarity
,n appearance nnd street number of
u hut, se, nt 20:;ri Uobcrt street and
i hut occupied by Thomas Johnson.
N .irilniastcr of the Illinois Central
iiillro.ul, at '.' HOT, Itnbert, according
to a theory voiced tonlghtby police,
lto)No PnssH)rH.
UltOWNHU.I.i:. Tovus. Jan. 5 -Anniiunceiiient
was made by tho
Mexican consulate here today of a
new nnier rrom us slate ilopartment
icipilrlng levlslng of nil American
passports every sl months and In
creasing tho fee from $2 to $2.50 for
each visa. Tills order refe'is In local,
emergency and state department
passports, and Is effective nt once
More than 20.000 local passports me
held In this section alone
llclllCII OpiMlsCM I ftS Cllllll-M
MINNI'IAPiirdS, Minn. Jan. 5.
(lenrgo K. llelifen, pre.hjent of tho
Minneapolis baseball club. Is opposed
to tlm 1GS game schedule plan of tho
American afsorliMnn. Ilelden mnde
this declaration In connection with a
report from Chicago that the league
inandiites were unanimously In fa
vor of the longer chodule and earlj
spring start. Ho Is expected to op
poso the new schedule, plan at the
association meeting In Chicago.
ilanumy 15 Wo prefers a schedule
' . ...
o 11 Bullion
Nn lowii-Nchniskii (iaino
IOWA CITY. Iowa, Jan. 5 Ne
braska and tho Pnlverslty of Iowa
football teams will not meet next
ear unless negotiations to that end
ore resumed. Howard II. Jones, o'
the Iowa fchool does not wish to
play such heavy opposition as Ne
braska Is expected in provide a week
before the game with Illinois. Tho
tentative Iowa schedule calls for five
conference, games and a sixth wdtn
Ames, which In past years has proven
as hard on tho team ns nny of tho
lunirri'iivw cuiiii'ius.
Vulgar Meets .Iiii Umiii .lamiarv 30.
NKWAHK. N J, Jan 5. llenny
Yalger tho French featherweight.
and Willie Jackson. .be iv... l,.r
up ii'wciKUl- n-ivi' ueen tnntcneil fur
an r irhl round bout her.. in...
uar su.
i
UTHAT LITTLE GAME"
in
Hold ON,
DEALER'
UPOR'i: A
V I
1 couple more-
1 CfRDS To
Go rU
Eli
I,
V (
I
KISII PATH Y CI.IMI;, contrary to'
worn rficivfii imir, inn not ou-
feat Move I.11U0 In their Ni'W
Yiiii'h bout in Philadelphia
Pllne.lost In ii foul to t.si.o In tho
fourth louml. Tho foul was acci
dental but litzo was leading all tho
way. This Is not a very atiiiplolnus
start to the N'ou Yorker's campaign
to force Leonard Into a tltlo match.
...
Art Maglrl besmirched Oklaho-
miis sporting ramo when no quii
In the third round of his go with
J"ff Smith, also held at Philadelphia
tho first day of 1920. Maglrl, accord-
Int. tn lihllailnltihla hnxlnc writers.
was clearly afraid of tho former
llayonuo. -N. .1., scrapper irom tne
first gong until his seconds threw
the, sponge lu the ring. Maglrl had
not suffered great punishment, and.
Ill fact was unmarked when ho de
cided he hud enough.
Smith, who. with Willie. Lough
lln of New llethlohem. Pa., Kdrtlo
Moy of "Allentowu, Prnnklo llrown
of New ork and Joo "Nelson aro
tn tour lhigland, Prance, llelglum
and I'lnglnnd, was the only ono of
that quintet lo win In bouts hold
before the National Athletic nsso
latloii at Philadelphia. Lnughlin
nnd Moy drew with Hilly Kramer
of Philadelphia and Mickey Donley
of New York, respectively, whllo
llrown and Nelson were beaten by
Cicorge Chancy of Baltimore and
Joo Mendcll.
They think lots of Hugh Walker,
homo prhlo, In Kansas City, and his
hackers are touting him for a match
with Jack Dcmpsey. It is pointed
out that Walker has never taken the
count, while all other leading heavy
weights, with the exception of Hob
Martin and Including tho champion,
Pulton, llieiinau nnd l.ovljisky. havo
been stopped.
Hugh's record Is very good. Slnco
leaving tho army ho. has beaten all
nrmy champions wJth the exception
nf Martin mid Incliidlnt; Iturko.
Hopor and Young. Walker has been
boxing professionally since 191.1 and
during that time has shown well
against tripnotoh veteran scrappers.
There Is ono mistake In Walker's
record Hugh credits himself with
a 12-rnund victory over Jack Dillon,
hold heie In August, 1918. Tho bout
was a im-ilrcislon affair
FIVE TIGERS ARE SIGNED
Two Pitchers, Tho Cntcliem nnil un
Outfielder Aivept Terms,
DKTHOIT. Mich.. Jan. 5 Tho
signing of players for the 1920 De
troit American league team alread)
Ui under way. Two liltchers. two
catchers nnd mi outfielder wero
among the first to sign contracts
Tbev are Hubert "Dutch" Leonard
ami Hemic lioinml: Uiiiiie Alnsmlth
and Oscar Stanage, and Robert
Veuch.
The usual stories that Ty Cohb,
Ltho Tigers' star center fielder ma
not play ball next year ore in circu
lation, but little credence is given
them. Cobb's contract holds over
for another year, and It goni-rully ts
reported lie will bo with tho club
on opening day.
The Detroit club will train at Ma
con. Cla. The pitching staff Is sched
uled to start south February 22, tho
timalnder of the club following a
week Inter. F.xhlbltlnn games lu the
south Again will ho played with tht
Huston Nationals.
A proposal that tho Tigers piny
tho Cincinnati Hods April 10 prob
ably will not be accepted. Conflict
ing dates is given ns tho reason
An effort Is being made to arrange
a contest on that ditto with the In
dianapolis team of tho American as
sociation. Slirel Sells llrown Slock.
ST f.Ol'IS. Mo.. Jan. S. Otto F
Stlfel, ono of the leading sportsmen
of St I.outs, has sold his stock In tho
Ht Louis American League Uaseball
club io Wa'ler F. Frltsch of 8:
.um Tho sale p n iva.1,1 leaves
Stlfe' without an connection with
sport-
I Thought
That deck
was THIN
WHEN I DEALT."
WotfDER How
TheV Been?
up OOR
Sleeve ?
YOU CUOOH
MftNV MORE HE'S
holdin'out?
Better count
The deck.
CYTFMn 1 1MIT DIM
RATE REDUCTION
. . , P r t ..
Knilfl iUateriai lOl UUUlreastern dlsinct of Oklahoma
Work Still on the
Excepted List
rulsal
Word was recelveu oy wic i
rr.,rnr.
aSHoclatlou yesiernuy i
, ,,, ii,nii ()n reduced rates lo
!,,. mmiv and cltv shipments of
grit, sand and .crushed rock usim
t.f rifivinf? i r iiihi'h, in -
tended from December 31. 1919. to
I'Vhrunrv 29. 1920. The rates apply
to all consignments of road mnterl.ils
which aro paid for by tlio state,
county -or city governments and not
those shipments paid for by con
tractors. , . ,
Sand, .grit nnd crushed rock mo
rated nt 3 cents per 100 potindi to
private firms under United States
rallronil administration rate scales,
! . . n n .. , . n.,P
but miiy bn jdilpped for 2 cents per
lOOvby municipalities or couniy or
stat goventnents, even tliougn con
lgnAl to contractors, whon the
tnoney paid lo the carriers for haul
age comes out of the public trensurj,
tho traffic association officials point
out. This saves the public orio-thirJ
on transportation bills.
Tho extension of the rates was dun
to the government administration
having held over longer than wits
planned when .tho order was sont
out early In tho war. tlefustng to
grunt the rates on rond material
now would mean a big lni,j to con
ductors all" over tho country Who
would be tinnblo to complcto the
roads already agreed to und those
under construction.
EXPECTOULSOUSSES
Jitney Asointlm Already Has Mnes
OrpmlMil lor Coming i ear.
With 33 licenses already issued for
Tulsa Jitneys and bus Hues, tuo
Tuls.i local No. 42S. Jllney driven'
association, expects to. havo 50 cars
In operation this year with a possi
bility of more pusses neing uuucu
from tltno to time. Ii was nnnntinccd
yesterday. Tho association has been
active this winter In organldug exact
routes for thn busses and limiting
tho number of curs on each lino so
as to better tho torvlco as n whole
on all lines.
Kendall Students us Aclnrs.
Miss Margaret Wyndham, head of
tho expression department Henry
Kendall college, will present tho stu-!
dotit.H lu expression nnd public
speaking In nn evening of plays In
tho college auditorium Ftlduy nt s ,
p. in. Tho thrco ono-act plas .aro
"Joint Owners In Spain," a comedy, I
"The Husbliht," a drama, ami.
"French Without a Master," n farce.;
Tho Kendnll orchestra, directed hj
Adolph Kramer, will furnish the1
tniisjc for Iho occasion. Tho proceeds,
will bo applied on tho singe lighting
system installed during tho holidays.
A woman Is tho patentee of a
penholder featured by a sliding
sleeve to eject pons without soiling
the tlngcrs. !
Mustcrole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints Drives Out Pain
You'll Vnow why thousands use
Muslerole ance you experience tho
Hlad relief it Rives.
Get a Jar at once from the nearest
drug itore. It Is a clean, white oint
ment, made with the oil of mustard,
lletter than a mustard plaster nnd docn
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while it is being rubbed on!
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Milllonsof jars aro
used annually for bronchitis, croup.stiff
neck, asi.ima, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu.
matism, lumbago, pains and aches of t ha
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest ( it of ten prevents pneumonia).
30c and 60c jars; hospital siie $2.50.
1
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Innocent, But He
No VJoMDER
HE'S ClEAMIrJ'US;
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J HE'S HARBORING
EVERVTHlfw
FROcA THE
'TENS' UP'i
THAT'S H'Hr
WE CANT
EVEN ET
'OPENERS'.
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N0 SUGAR profiteering1
is nf I'nslrrn District snv to, n
Imlt I'roflls to SI IVr ack
There will be no niof.'ee-mg In
, sog.ir within the juriMrTc-ion of 'he
I "Ited Static illstnct cruiri ror me
This was decided upon at a rnn-
fernco between Pulled States Dis
trict Attorney Archibald llonds and
retail and wholesale grocers, The
wholesalers are to be nllowed a profit
l l poiinus iwiii um n-iiiic
:,rof, of t2 ,)Vr ioo pounds.
T . ,, MSK0Ke0 grocers
Tuhi and .Muskogee grocers re
tall and wholesale aro In accord
with this policy.
The fact that prices on sugar nro
not the same at all stores was par
tiull) explained hi cause of the sev
eral different grades on the Okla
homa mnrsct. Heet rnuar that was
rnlil lo the r'taller at til CO cost tho
wholesaler t rVOC f. o. b. tlio refin
ery The prlco paid for cane sugar
Is $1R 65 f. o. b. the refineries and
i 10 on arrival.
ynTUFfj AWn SON ARE SLAIN
i HIU I nun HIU OUI1 Hnt OL-MIH
.Stepfather anil Iliisliuml Near Kan
mw City Tries to Hud Own Lire.
KANSAS CITY', Jan. 5 Mrs. Ada
Pace Duval, 43 years old. and her
soru.Chnrles Duval, IS years old,
were shot to death In tholr homo
between Kansas City and Independ
ence, Mo., today and Fontnlno B.
Duval, husband of the dead woman
nnd stepfather of the'slaln boy, is In
a hospital tonight with a bullet In
his breast nnd his throat cut. Ho
may die. According to tho statement
made to Dr. J. S. Snider, deputy i
coroner, by Mrs. Mary Pace, mother
of tho woman, Duval killed his wife
mid stepson nnd then attempted to
tako his own life.
GAMBLING ON PUNCH BOARD
Candy Kitchen Alleginl to Have Cut
.Money on Sale Flnol $10.
Florence Simmons und
Thompson, iropi'lclor. of candy
kitchens, were each fined $10 nnd
'costs In police court yesterday for al
leged violation of the city nnmbllng
ordinance. The method used was said
to have been punch boards similar lo
the numerous candy boards In clSar
stores, except that tho boards alleged
to have been used nt the candy
kitchens were direct gambling de
vices, money being given ns prizes.
Buy a
Bicycle
$15 Down
$2.50 Per Week
22 W. Second St.
Can't, Prove It
W'OULC) ioO
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A LETTER
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jjjQ CLUB TO ELECT
.oiiiiuiiiinK lommiticr i nmpii'ic-.
I'lckot Voting Will HckIh
mi I'llilny.
Nonilnailons for tho officers of tho
Tursa Automobile club woro ap
proved, yesterday by tho committee,
rccentiv appointed for tho purpose
and will be brought up for the final
vote next -Friday, January 9. Tho
nominations for tho various positions
follow:
For president, (leorgo K. Heevcs,
Hoy (Jarbntt. For' the tuo vlco pres
idents: C. K. Stalker. J. M. Chandler.
Dr. A. Hay Wiley, M. P. tx-ihy. For
treasurer: Frank W. Ilt'ant. N. T
Clllbert. For members of the board
of governors: Theodore Cox. Harvey
Young J. M. Clover. Albert C. Hunt.
Fred Shaw, .7. A. Hull. I.eo Clinton,
A I Farmer, D. D. Michelson. Frank
II. Heed, H. C Lindner. C. U Revcry,
N. J. Oubser, Dr. Fred Y. Cronk.
Seven will bo elected
Tho. Vm'"b )V"! ,a':o. n,ncc J'rljlay
, nnon )n t,0 private dining room , Ho.
. In) 'Pt.la.i All t . n ..),.. n.o i.n,.n.1
tel Tulsa. All members nro urged
to be present.
Ap extra step for automobiles, op
erated from tho driver's scat by
levers, swings under a nlnnlng
board when not needed.
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Ibat the bet thing you can ubc for
a severe cough, is a remedy which is
easily prepared nt home in just a few
Eoinints. It' cheap, but for prompt
results It belts anything else you cvtr
tried. Usually stops tlie ordinary
cough or chest cold in 24 hours. Taitc
pleasant, too children like it and it
la pure and good.
Pour 2',i ounces of Pincr in a pin
bnttl.'i then lit 1 ll up with plain nrann.
lateil ug.ir syrup. Or me clarified
molacses, honey, or corn svnip. initrad
of sugar syrup, if desired. Thus you
make a ftill pint a family supply
but costing no more than a small
bottle of ready-made cough sjtup.
And as a couch medicine, there i
really nothing better to be had at any
price. H goes right to the spot and
gives quick, Listing relief. It promptly
heals the lnllained membrane Hint
lino the throat ami nit passages, stops
the annoying throat tickle, loosens tlio
phlegm, und soon vour cough stops en
lirely. Splendid for bronchitis, croup,
hoarecncus and bronchial asthma.
Puiex I a highly concentrated com.
pound of Norway pine extract, famous
for its healing effect on the mem
branes, t
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "iv ounces of Pinox"
with directions Jinl don't accept any.
tiling else. Guaranteed to give abso
lute satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.'
"EuUaU Will Maks YtMU- Hair Laa Taa'
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kinkyhair
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aara ilay Ollbnrt. "Mr
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STk?. "J 0uiM " tnm
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tiutnrol of iUu Iroutilea.
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accmts wunm evirvwhihc
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EXEUNTO MEDICINE CO., Atlanta. Gi.
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JACK THOMPSON
ri ir I irni rr rx ...
uut ntKt I UUAY
Crack Negro Heavyweight
Wires He Is in Great
Condition.
WILLS DUE HERE SOON
Thompson Works Out at Jack
Doyle's Camp at Los
Angeles.
Jack Thompson, crack i'avj.
weight, who next Monday ,,g,
meets Harry Wills in a i jUnj
bout lo n decision for the woridi
negro heavyweight champs :, K
Convention hall, Is duo to ar. ve
Tuiwi this morning, acc rd j i.
WnM n. call-nit ):mt nlt-h. 1... T .
. I TO-
.nuiui ..i.tviicii ituin i. naruoiv
nwinennrt, inompson s manager
i iiinii ps"j u uas necn wori ne r
...i.n . o l-aill,) III Ijitu .lugclPI
and nccordlng to Swlnchar' wire a
In great condition for the Monday
night scrnp. Jack In ono .f 11,
few negro heavies In the r.i e w.
suriicieni rotirago to tmet 'W grca
Panama champion ami otii c . tt,
coast where both tilcn an .
known, ho Is given an even clunn!
oy many boxing followers
Thnnipsnn is well known to Tutu
boxing enthusiasts, having boxe
here BeveraJ times. He ami Han
ungiord iKixeu two or the fn'cs
goes over seen In a Tulsa rli, laj
fall.
ins is iiuo nero buuii, ui nra ,
ro auvices roccivcu irom Manas.
K It. Costain. Training he ul.ma
ters will bo established a' hv
Dreamland .theater upon the urny,.
upon uir nrriv.i
lis. Whl- u a,-o,
It was 1. i great.
with S.im l.ci5.45rj
of tho two principals.
wen Known nerc.
showing in his go
ford, In which he. (Wills) uon ! M
decision and tho world - Miifi
heavyweight tltlo that . . -ue
him as one of the g.ltiK s g a c
boxers. Seat salo Is cxrecdlng t " '.
expectations of Promter M., h--Tho
whirlwind fights givri
negroes In their previous .mm .
anecs In Tulst has serv. .1 to r..
tho fans and a capacity ho;is .
expected.
Keimcily Special IlocfMenk IMn
nor SI. Tenderloin sleak. mulirixit
sauce, roustoii potatoo, corn cni.
nuettes today, .1 to II ). m. iht
BUSINESS CARDS
hpsini:ss sicitvicr. on k r
Corporations and common-law 'rial
companies organized wlthou ile'i'
at a minimum cost. Flnancla asst'
ance obtained on good properMcil
ItOHIUtT .1, IIOOM
1018-1017 Now Daniel Mils
Tulsa, Okla.
Telephone Osage C930
Anna McDonald, D. C,
cimtoruACTyii
Splno .SHi'lalUt l'almcr
Grniluato
Office Hours 0 to 12 1 to S
110 Security Htillilliig
Phone C-329 Res C 748 Offin
R. A, Douglas, M. D.
Practice limited to (.. I anil
Itoelitl Dlfii'UM-s
201-3 New Ault Uldg.
119 K S. Main Phone 43U
si:k katz nnii c. .mouiii:
TULSA
New Locution. 10 West TliW
1'liono 31711
THE CHILDREN'S DAT
NURSERY
717 SOl'TII CIIKVI.NNU
PIIONK lone,
Children Cared for During Worki:;
or SUoppInj; Houw
STANLEY C. EDMISTER
LAWVKn
601-G02 I'enncdy Huililing
Office 1304 Kesidence HU
M. A. JirecUeuriilsi) fs-o Ilaa"1
Clias. II. Itnstirk
iuw oi'Ficr.s
Breckinridge, Bostick &
Daniel
Kxclinngn Xatlonnl Until. lltilMIM
1'liono Osngo 7G9. Tula.
DR. ARTHUR CAMPBELL
BYE, EAR, NOSE. TlllluAT
Specialist
Catarrhal Deafness Treated wit!
very satisfactory resu '9
737 MAYO nUII.DINU. T IS
DR. H. J. CONWAY
Osteopathic l'liyslclan
8
201 Daniel Illdg
nm iiin. rv.inr T7
1
Hcbidenco Phono Os.igs
DR. STOTTS
210 Klehard Bids.. Third Stmt &
Boston Ave.. Tulia. Oal
rorraarlr of Hot Bprinss, Ail,
Oanltol'rlnary, Venfrfil aw
Dlitatra anil tral office F'
tire. I Irrtm-Thrraptnlles
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