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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1920.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION CONFAB TO BE HELD AT MUSKOGEE
10
I:
DEMPSEY DENIES
Letcher Considers Circuit's
Organization as a Certainty
Tulsiin, Who Will Likely
Head League, Confers
With Ihwpball Men.
CONFERENCE JAN. 25
,
levea Cltiurt to Probably hook,
FranchiMo; Six-Club
oLukiiu Favored.
l'ornifitlnii of the Uatirn Itim"
ball iiMorliitlun, which now Heeina
iiaaurml. will be pcrfeelnd t a n"'
inc. ui Mmtkimcc .lumiiir JR. iiecnnl-
Ing tn .Inck Lelulirr of Tiilan. who )mn ,l0 IMIn
Pacini thp
SLACKER CHARGE,
Champion's Manager Is
sues Statement in His
Defense.
The Turf
F
will piobahly be named iih prmlilfnt. leant in
of the circuit sir. i.cicncr mm imhmi miii in
. . m. - ...I I......!. ll 1 .. i
COIlIOrriMl WUII revnui i'hiwimii .......
In placing friinchlHiiH In vnrlmia
cllhn anil a.ild tluil tlm cnnnumriui
tlim of tho lunguo In now n practical
I'l-rtnlnty.
Klnvru cltlfR nro necking bertha
In tlio nasorUtlon ntul nil are ex
pected In Im rcproHintdl lit tlm Miin
iuigcc meeting Muskogee unit Ok
mulgee, Oklahoma. I'rl Hinltli-Vim
HurcM, ArkiinnaH, ami Dcnlnnii, Mhtr
man uiul 1'iirlM, Tox.im. worn ninnlig
tlm flrnt tn apply for cntrnncii Ard
morn, Knid, McAloaler, Urumrlght
una JJnr tli-BVlll'j have aim) made a
bid.
Wmi t Compact Circuit.
A alx-club olrotilt Is favored, wild
Mr. loitflior hint nlghl. While eight
cities would be. taken In providing
they imika sufficient guarantee, It In
much better In havo compact, hIx
cluti organization than to form on
eight-club league, two nf which
might Iio a drag throughout tho aea.
nun.
Practically every rlty which In ft
poanlblo Wratcrn association entrant
Ima mude Homn preliminary prepnin
tlon mwaid that mid. Iti'd Hnapp
ninl Charlie Hchmldt Iiiivk lined ii
aevrral proapeetlvo lunnvrn for their
i'urla und Kort Smith vltilm,
MuMtOgco IdUt'ly I : ( 1 1 11 1 1 1 U
Now that It haii been definitely
nauurcd Unit tliu Wr-Htnrn leuguo
personnel will lm tho H.umi iih I . i h t
fasnn. Miiakngro 1m ex peeled (n
forego Ita clam A hamdiall hoped and
to Join with tho othera In tliu for.
motion of tho ro-orgatilzed Wealern
iirnoclatlon.
Mr. Lclchcr, for several ycara vleo
prcaldcnt of tho Western niwoclntlon
und duo of llio bcl known baseball
mnn In Hits territory, milil hint nlKlit
that ho Ik confident that If tltn
Western nfloclntloti Is organised
ltl:l) l-t 1,1 o.N H MKMoVAt.
frim the lil of Hi' world
heavyweight Mn rn -l r- 1. 1 ji n-
i.imIitk Ih-i miiii' of till inlm mill.'
niwlliK in III" I""!1 wl'h 1''' "' '
I .in at Nruik Muml.u. mraii" tha'
iherc In our lm "uUc imiIiiioi" to
iii'i'k a tii.itih with icmm- .Imk
rii ilia tn mm put,
Aniorlca Kiiltmi whh. a"'l
urnlialilv Hip lipnl of Hip
while iwivlrf llrpnnon In olio or
thp forpliiont phflllPimprn ' Up Ih not
tn ho oIiimpiI with l)pnilipy. O'Dowd
In loo niuiill. Wills and otlipr ni-Kro
lipavywplht arp li.iirpil lipr.iim
of tholr imii- llurke. Martin. Ito
per nnd othpr army "iihinoiii V
havp iipvit hIiiiupiI p'hwi miff Irlpiil
t(, wiirrn.nl riumldpratlon.
It Ihcrcforp. reliialtm for thp rlml
IpiiKit to I ip from miiiip I'ountry
othiT than Hip I'lllti'il Hlalw. Car
ppntlpr. of rourni', In tin" tnont lonli'al
rliatiinlonnhlit rontptulpr. lint n
xplip tlm llon'ii fklillnK lipart, iiccu
rati- unit nolld wallop and oli'VPrnwi
of thn Kiillatit I'Vpiichiniin, hp will
pntcr llio rltiK ttndpr a houvy tianill-
rap, lipcauno of IiIh Inrcrlor io.
Wii don't blAinn Hip old fhlhtltiR
fntu for fllKhlnu for tho "noiM old
liny." John U Hulllvnn fmmht
Mitchell 39 rounds to a li'.uv .11
IVnnrc for nottilni?! .lark I)ptn'
npy ak" I'vo or Ihren liundrcd
thoiiiatid BtuackH In tmx Cnrpi'M
tlr. - I
VrnnklP IlrPittmn. p'nl.i iiilddlp
wrlKhl rhalnion of MlrlllKan.
nipntfl Johnny Onlmarit at Dp
Irolt KrliUy. Ilptrolt newnpiipprH
Hlnln llrcnnan linn lipalon nil Wnl
vprlno lfif-oiintprH and mUHt ku
oiltnldp Ihn nlntn to i!i't i;nod
timtelii'M. tlniarn mimt Iiuvp lm
lirovpd a Kipnt dpal rpcenlli' to hp
ralPil an a kdiiiI match. K. I).
I.oiiftlilln heat him Iwully hero laat
mnnmpr. Ahout ill! CPlniarn bIiowpiI
wan ntilttty to lake iiunlnlimpnt. II"
didn't pvpii pxlilhlt liln Kronlly
touted valo).
Niiiiii'rniiN rim; cliniiiplntii or near
I'liniiililiiitH IniM' CAlilldU'il tliclr
l,OM aNII;,I:H, Jan. II. Jack
In inn world'n heav witfht cliutn
pimi. linlay (jlvrn unnwpr In thp nc
turn and rh.irRpn ilnMtltutPil hy a
imiiiiI.it of Arnirlpsn IKlon MHit
which have teimini him "Blacker"
dm Ina; thn war
In a formal 'tmpnt ImupiI
ihrouiih hln miiii.inor, .link Kerna,
li-miy ilenlin the Ui k ( imrllcl
Ptlon nr iinwIlllnstiPM In lm'
ipiumI dor line' I hp war.
Ank.nl what hp would do now that
pw Jprapy had liurrPtl lila pir
tna lh TP, DempMiy nald .
"I'liprp aip Inta of othpr plHrpn
moip aiiitnlila to arn-h a hout than
Nw Jpraey, anyway Wo nr not
letting: that worry tia t all "
KiwriMi mid.
'Mark IiPinpapy wim ngt a 'draft
ilndner diirliiB I tin ir. ,ni'no
who make audi eharKp ciinnot
aupporl It with farm
".hint lipciiiian porno pprnont
prnuipipil undoubtedly ly aelflah
nifillvna nr.. nlfpiniltlntf to HlllPllr
Demppev n i pi.tatlnn with the linid ( , . ' (Htm k )'.
.. alai kPry fpp l-' ' " ' u , tt (1 ), third T
Klir iiie iii,ii i. it "I" .
let the puhllr Iip Hip JmlRea.
'When the ill aft call ciiiip In lIT,
.lark licmiwey waa placeil ltf claiw
4-A. TIllH wub liiiun lie wim u
matiied man ami In addition whh
KUpporttnK a mother, an Invalid
brother and a. winter. MempHoy at
Hip tlinn iiiado no claliiin for oxemp-
lion, mtiroly atatlnir the trim facta In
hln own cann when fllltiK out lila
ilucNllonnulru.
"Koiiip tlllio lulnr, tho draft tinnrd.
ipiiiUunlliiK Iho Hupnlflcalloii, iilarril
Dpinimpy In claaa A-l, hut almost Im
iiiPillatply aflprward lull him, In clum
2-11. Ilo rrm. lined therp illirliii; III"
real of Hip war and waa tnibject any
lav to call for war duty. If tliircou-
fllet lind limtPil u few weeka oncr
It pecniB curtain Unit IPinpy would
liuvo Iipoii In the untrormcii nerTice,
"DurlhK Hip coiiihp of the war
Jack Dempaoy w.ih employed an a
rltpler nnil iih a recruit on tho Hllll
KlilpbiilldliiK plant of riilladelptila
and alno 111 olio of Hie nhlpyariln In
H( attic. And when lie waa not dolim
Hint In. was aliiie:ir I HIT in iihuo com
lenta at tlio liPlieritM for llie iiiiicreiu
wiip ehnrllliM. IK- tills UICIIIIH np-
liroxlnialely $100,000 waa raised for
tho arloim war lunu.
at m;h ml,l..NK.
Itcnulln ( hli iil.i).
I'lrxt Itai'i-, llirii- I 'iirlonsM.
Mammy n Mlm, iiilunni, fliat;
J up tlnnilmiiti, iVMdm. aecond,
Whippet, ( Amlirone), third. Tlmo,
37
Antoinnile IIpiI, oh liortnr, John
H. Itenidiiii and Kurt (Ipoi-kp nlw
lap.
Si'iiiml ItaiiP, I'litlou.
Hurry m I'rt, (Carroll), fliat;
llrldgp 1'alyer, ( I In t Willi ), hpcoiiiI;
Th l'lratti, ((llaaa), third. Tlmn,
I 0 1-5.
I'ormoran, Short ChanKo, Alhiijii,
Itldillndpp, Alrdrlo, I'lmdar und Jim
llnatlnK" nlao ran.
Tliliil Itnii', Sit I'iiiIoiikh.
I Hike of lievunnhlrii, (Thurlmr),
flrnt, Archie Alexander, (t'olllPttl),
aecond, ItappiihHiitiock, (I, Illy),
third Tlmu, 1.17 1-S.
M. Ilcrt Thurman. llutHp Mr
"arty. MiiKle Call. Toad Stool, Ilron
ner, Minn SliTllnr. A. Comlakey
and Huron alno ran
rourlll lla'V, .Mlli I, (III.
Mountain Kmc II. (irolllttl), flrnt;
Water Willow, (Wlilui. aecond: Np
liranka, (Merlin), tliliil. Time,
I:-.' 2-5.
Mnthpr, liatidy DiiiIp, llnhy Lynch
-nitnp"a:i and ltlnnter nlao ran.
MmciiHi ItaiT, .Mile ami (Juiirtcr.
KII'K Neltiiue, (I'ollettll. II' Ml.
arciin.l; Tnnl-ic,
Imp. !t 12 2-5.
I'll. IMoniMir.d.', Ilookpiv. 1,1111"
ColtiiKe and I'lilry Trlnco alao ran.
Ill; J.v k Iteovon, 104; Ikijazot, 101,
Aatrca. 100
SUlli Umi; Hi .Mllca.
Mather, 113, Hpeedatpr, 109 ; Ar.
Ipp. 100, I'ollit. 104; I'lumcot, 102.
Ortptaln HoiIkp. 101. tirena Mora,
97; Inly UniKfellow, 90.
.Vwiilli linf', I 1-lfl MIU".
Kir UrAfton, In;, Kezlah, OS.
I'rank Mattox, 10 1, lln llnrnpaun.
IOC; (lennral HynK. 107; Marahoti,
I OR; J. ('. Hlonp, 108; llertuilano,
ION; Allinnn, 10r t'harluatnnlan.
109; Marauder, 109; Karly 8'ltht.
109; lottery. Ill; fontentant. 114,
Happer, 10, Dolly, S8; Trnntlne,
109, fioldcrent oy, 114.
Weather cloud), track heavy.
CARTER WINS FROM MID-CO
TULSA QUINTETS PLAY SAPULPA BEATEN
BY SAND SPRINGS
Win rirwt Two I'rnmcH Mann In
llluli Imllildiial Howler With ftSt.
Hartor ilefented Mid-Co In tho Y
M. C A. bowln Ipiikuo Inat night
hv wlnnlni; tho flrnt two rramofl.
Mann of rnrtor waa IiIrIi Individual
rollof with r.21.
uiiriM ti 'ISilun liiivlnlr (till ti iikliiktl ai II
With fix of th above liientloneil nmlorltv nf Ihem litttliiL- nlioun hero
cities that It will be. a hiiccpm, lis ,
wu'io iiivn .iru an in Muouiini con
(Ittlon to 8iiiiort iirofcaslonnl banu-luill.
FANNING HAS PUNCH
Ufrhturlulil, AImiijh ('lever, Han
DmcloiH'il a Wallup In Ho
IX'lll .MonlliM.
l.lko old wine, Alloa KannliiK, of
Kiinnun Cly, and foriniuly of
Hal tlcsvlllc, Improves with nKc. Not
Hint ArliM In ancient, ho'a far from
30 yearn of ugn. Hut tllonc who naw
him In his workout venterday with
Kid Hpeck und Kid IllnKey, and who
liavu M'eu him box before, wcip
united In their belief that hn In allll
Ihn mil ne clever boxer an befoia and
that hn appeara to ho morn I untied
and Htron;er. Arloa waa always a
i underfill boxer but until a )nar or
o uko did not posMcici much nf a
punch. A few tiiotillin service hn an
uriny bnxInR Instruclor rejmlti'd In
thn dcvelopniPlit of a wallop by Ike
Dklulioma llKhtwnlKlit. Victories
over toiiKh boH In recent weeks bus
r,il.pil thill
l'Vanklo Tucker, boxlnic InHtrtictVir
for l'rofensor Krybaruer pl j hIiniI
cultiirlst In tho t'nlty nutuiiiiK. ami
who meets KunnliiR at the (Irani!
theiiter Hitturday, keepa 111 condition
by his work, anil Is only atlilliiR flu
Ishlntr tourhCH lo IiIh trnlnltiK to bo
In shape, to meet I'.innlnK.
l'unnlni; works today tit Ihn Con
tral flro Btatlnn at 3 o'clock.
uipt year. .lack lieiup'v,
mh jwvlitlit kjnir, Itcnnv Insuianl,
HulilwelKliI (life bidder anil IVto
llcriiian, Inms of the itintiiiiiM, ant
llio i liamiliiiis. 'INiimolehers Inrliiile
Hill Hreiinaii, luinwelulil, lluuli
Walker, lieniywelu-lil, Hilly MUUe.
lieawrlKlit, llarrv Wills, licnv)
welKht, Sam ImUKfnnl, Ik'.ii Hi li:lit.
.lack 'rliomitMiii, heal )eli;lit, llarrv
(rcli. IlllddlniclKliI, .link Maloni',
Mcllenu lulil, Ur)iin Dowiiey, we.
leiHelnlit anil I'nuiklo Miimiii, fh
i cIkIiI,
--I i
()ulle a Ral.ixy of rlnc atarn tn
appear in a city una alxo within a
year it ti ft a hulf.
,
western lenirio imppiinll club as
runner-up, atntn cnllcKlatn football
champions, atntn KUhokmllo Krldlron
title contenders, a stale amateur
Kolf champion, with thn nplpndld
lioxlm; provided, rumbliied to make
It mille a sliccivaful Hiiortlncr seiisiio
bar.
ltnivl llealn llnrrv on IVtul.
OAKLAND, C.il., Jan. 14. Hill
lteed, Canntltan , ie.ivyvclRlt, who
hits been flKhtltiR In tho Koiithcrn
states, won on u foul In the seuiind
round In a four-round bout Willi Jim
llnrry here lust ulKht
DOCTORS USE
CALOTABS FOR
COLDS AND FLU
IiifluiMiMi ami 5rliw Like Ortllnary
Colds lteiilri Calolalw, tho
1'urlfliNl anil lteflned Culoiucl
'llililctx 'Hint Ar NiiiiM-n.
Iww, Ma amt Stuv.
(Ji-iirno llauni SlRtm Cnntrai'l.
DllTltorr. MUh . Jan. II- tleonto
Daiisa has nluned to pitch aRiilu next
neason for (ho Detroit American
leiiKlln loam Iiauns la one in tn"
Tiller veterans, having olnllt mc.isoiis
with tliu touiii to hln crcillt.
Flliwviohl Title Go
liclwcei Wilde and
Ulaann In Probable
TOMJDO, Ohio, Jnn 14. -(leorRi)
lllemer of Kort Wayne.
I ml , mnnaRpr for Krauklu Mason,
ntiuouuceil tinilRht that a hoxltiK
bout for the flyweight champion
ship of thn world bdlween Mason
mid Jimmy Wlldo, reported fiom
Jlllwnukep, linn not bcpn closed,
llletniir Is neKotlalliiR with I'ro
nioler Ad Timelier to sIiiro the
matcli here.
Mil M)n Is scheduled for a 12
round bout with ("drl Creiniilue
hero tomorrow nvht, but was
taken 111 today and may not bo
ablo to appear. A boxltiK com
nilmlou physician said tonlRht
that Mason bus a rIIrIii nttnek of
lnfliienw.
Carter. 1st. 2d. 3d. Total
Mnnn I fit 256 111 621
Comfort .......117 159 lf.fi 43a
1'owlor 147 150 110 407
Karril) 113 17 1 153 470
Hell 167 15 17s 493
Tola! 718 897 707 2323
M Id-Co. 1st. 2d. 3d. Total
l.tiruf 109 13 170 4t3
Walker ....... . 133 165 IBS 46.1
Westwood 139 18 159 157
llurke 142 173 135 450
Htargnr 110. 123 165 434
Total 607 763 791 2217
llntrliH Today,
first ItaCf, Tlirct) I'iiiIoiirs.
No l.'oollnR. 112; itiinmlc, 112;
MnHolVHlnu, 110; Itepeat, 102; .Too
I'aR, 102; Moze, 101; MarRnrol
Wood. 10 4.
.V-miiiil Ha''), Six PiirluiiRH,
Doctor 'ib, 111; Flro I'laco, 112;
Kulliir, AlO; Janiea I'oster. 110.
Mark (lamer, 108; Sherman A.. 10S.
Mali. 105; Frances Star. 103; Arch
Plotter. 105. I.loyd (leorRn, inS;
I'llivlila, 98, l.lttln Mnildlo. 38; Jim
Dildlny. 110. Hllva Shapiro, 105;
Irish Maid, 100, Nef. 11.
Third llmv, I .10 Mlliti.
l'runeH, 111, Jack, lit; I'hlllls
tine. 111; Al IMnrce, 111; Ilomlmst.
Ill; Mttln Strln, 111. Alexander.
Illuo Thistle. 108; KurpnssliiK, 108;
Almlno, 108! Sentimental. lflt.
Alonla, 10.1. Careen. 98. Ilrown r.i
vorllo, 109; Mayor tlnlvin. 107. Cj
mncho, 100; Htiitlni, 103, Tho (lal
lanr, 1Q6:
pnirlli Hint', SU Purloin:.
Kntnlty, 117; Wood Stone. 113;
Siesta. 113; Doeod. 108; Ira Wilson,
104, Mullet 1'inof. 1112.
Plftli Itiiii), I!h MUf.
Koldnt Do Verdun, 110, Paul Con
nolly, 110; Antoinette, 10J, Ha' k
I HANK .MOHAN TO ()VIT RIN(1
I'lllMbiirKhcr 'lx)U 'IX'rrlflri Ik'nlhiR
nt llnnd-i of I'nltnn.
N'KW YOHIC, January 14. Frank
Mnran la through with tho ring, ac
cording to a report in circulation
ninnnR his frlcnda hero today. Ills
defeat by Kred Fulton In Newark
Monday nlRht removed him from all
consideration as an opponent of
.Inck Dempncy and shuttered his
dreams nf a come bnck.
Mnran took such a fearful beat
InR nt tho hands of Fulton Unit ho
will not recover completely from
Its effects for mimo weeks.
Important Itntkeiball (iiimcn
Wk'I.' for CnllcKlatn unit
Sdmlantlo Plcs.
'fills
I accurate basket shootinif fr.jm a,
oriKlm attained for Ituppert h'jfti
i point mnn. whllo McCrady c n er
I was tho local star,
, Tho lineups:
HaskPtball enthusiasts of Tula t
will watch the results of gnmou in
which Tulsa collcRlate and scholas
tic flvoH p.-irtlclpalo this week with
particular Interest. Tho Tulsa hlRh
school (pilntet, playing Its first sea
son under tho now schedule plnn or
mcetliiK all leading southwestern
scholastic teams, meets Joplln high
ecliool at Joplln tomorrow night.
Kendall college opens Its season
tomorrow night with tho formidable
hllocco Indians of Chllocco. Okln.,
lending slnte championship con
tenders for seeral years and undis
puted champions two seasons ago.
.Minther giiine Is to bo played with
tho Indians Saturday. The Rimes
iro to bo played nt the Kendall gym
nasium.
A. A. Moguls Mii-t Tixluy
CIIICAOO, Jan. 1 1. Ito-olectlon
of Thomtis J. lllckcy as prosldcnt of
tho American association seemed ns
sured tonight with tho arrival of
tho club owners for their annual
meeting Inmorr.iw President lllckpy the
nns serveu a
probably will
;s
Grover's Quintet Wins a
Fast Game; Ruppert
Individual Star.
Hpetlil lo The World.
SAPUI.PA, Jan. 1 1. In the fast
est and hardest fought caging 20n;st
plnyc-d otf the home court this nvnaun,
In which gooM team work tn.t b.nkpt
shooting on tho part of lb" usllors
featured. Coach (Irovei's bigli .'Chool
boys of Sand Springs -rliitnphed cter
the local scholastics by a scoro of
25-15.
Taking a one-point leal by a free,
throw, "tho local nggrcga'.ijn wns
soon fighting to overcome 'ho six
point lead held by the visitors w.th
In the first flvo mlnutca of nUy. At
the closo if,tlm Initial half Ihouph
superior team work and nccurato
caging of Lincoln nn,d Huppert, the
visitors registered 13 poln's. Due to
Coach drover's splendid Hivlo Of de
fensive play, (hn local boys could
only total three points. .
Ileglnnltlg the second period with
unusual fight nnd determination, the
local dulntet reduced tho visitors'
lenit until nnll' four IinllltM .4l,irilteil
l-Tom inii
S. SPUINti
Ituppert ...
Lincoln ...
Kohl
lloono (C) . .
linker
.Substitutions: Chapman for K i
wntto tor Lincoln. Fieiii g",ii
pert 8. Lincoln 3. Itonne 1. M,r t,
3, Lyon 1. Free goals Li i
MeCrndy 1. Hcforee: ilcd- y,i.
sourl.
l'os.
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SAH-U'A
. C .','ior
. r,iift'mii
M. 1 al)
J ' "s
II (.Mill
hi,
Hollows to tve worn .kc .m.
pumping air as a usi r w h
crulo a recently Invented
cleaner for carpels and ru
mini scores. 13-17.
thrco-ye ir term nnd stnue of the i:nme Sand Sprl igs ntfaln
bo re-elected for an-' look a larger lead, ltuppef t's spc-
olher term of three or flvo vears. tticnlnr goal, while flat on his hack,
Adoption of a 1920 schedulo and ended the half with a score at 25 to
fixing n salary and player limit arc 15. ,
other matters to bo settled. I For the visitors the floor work nnd
TONIGHTS IIOUTS
At ftnclne IMdln Fltzslm
mnnn, New York. vs. Penny
O'Keefo. lightweights; 10 rounds.
At Hutchison Johnny Clinton,
Kansas City, vs. Dick Morris,
Hutchinson, lightweights; 10
rounds.
lNirmiT Hoxor Is Shut.
ST. PAUL. Minn., Jun. II Jack
Hurko, former iiugtllnt. Is dying from
n bullet wound In the head and two
men, one s.ild In bo a prominent
Winnipeg business man, are under
a r rent na thn result of a pnllep gun
ui It lo with allcgi'il ewlilsKoy tlilees'
early today.
Indlniw ltcHrt IVbriinr t.
CLKVKLAND, Ohio. Jan. 14-
Plleliris anil c;ilchern of the Cleve-
laud American league club urn to re.
port for spring Italultig at Now Or
leans on February 27 and will bo fol
lowed by olher players on March S
The 1920 trip will bo a week longer
than last yearn Jaunt
Studebaker
Big Six
Model 18.
Perfct condition, sflot light
bumper, 5 wire wheels and other ac
ecHsorleM complete, lias been driven
by owner only. Original air in 3 tires.
Phone 0-5727.
to the. s. Lyric Theater
Next Friday, January 16, One Day Only
Mary Pickford
in oiw of the Artmift pictures (lint mailo
Mary famous, entitled
"Hearts
Adrift"
I'hyslclans and ilrtiBKtsta claim
that Uie great epidemic of Influeiira
has conclusively demonstrated that
the quickest relief for a cold and
tho best preventive, of Influenza nnd
pneumonia U lo keep tho liver active
so that tho digestive organs may be
in perfect condition. For this pur
pose Calotnbs, tho new nnusealesr
calomel tablet that nto free from
tho sickening and weakening effects,
i Is the most thorough and depend
able, us well aa the most ogreeablo
laxative. . ...
Calotahs have the special nd
vantage of not making the patient
sick and weak, aa they do not upset
tho digestion and appetite. On Calo
tab at bed time with a swallow of
watcr ihat'a all. No "alia, no nau
kb, nor tho slightest Interference
with your entliiB, pleasure or work.
Next morning your cold haa van
ished, your liver is active, your )
lent Is purified, nnd you ro feollnB
fine with a hearty appetite for
breakfast.
For your protection, Calotnbs nee
aold only In original ncalod pack
neeg price thirty-five cents. Sold by
all druggintn and your money br.cK
(if you aro nst Uellsliteil with them.
Madame
HOMER
Says:
Reproduction of tho
Victor Kocorda nro
wonderful. It is my
grout desire now to
seal up nnd preserve
n complete set of my
Victor Hecords for
my children.
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i
IION'T FAIL TO HEAR
MADAME HOMER
MONDAY EVENING,
CONVENTION HALL
JANUARY ,19
And Ilenr Her on the Victroln
in Your Own Home Any Time
Elk Show
January 16-17
STRAND
Paramount
417 South Main St.
Osage Hm-3131
A. J. Clill'K. Mar.
II
MACK SENNETT COMEDY
"OP IN ALF'S PLACE"
Featuring
CHARLES MURRAY
and
SENNETT BATHING GIRLS
First Time Ever Shown in Tulsa
' Added Attraction
J. Warren Kerrigan
in
"THE LORD LOVES
THE IRISH"
Schedule :ir,, I:5, 12:30, 2, 3:15, 1:30, 5:1.1, 7, 8:15, 0:30,
The Isadora Duncan
Dancers
REVIVAL OF GREEK DANCES
nnd
GEORGE COPELAND
PIANIST
AI Sl'ICi:S 1'IANO STUDY CM'II
To M-c thoo jounc girls
In hit- Ih to Ik- i-arrlttl In
in I ml tn llio hidden dcpllis
of Mimo fori'St, whero
wood nymphs frtillu tn tho
music of Pan ami Ills
plH'x. Tin; gaunt tniliks
nf tn-CM am suggttilcd in
the tnwcrlng folds nf green
(InilH'rk'.s on tlio htnge,
ngalnt which nro sll
liiiuetti',1 I lie gract-fiil out
lines nf llir ilniuTTK.
Tin: axstM'latlou nf Mr.
Cnolnml with tlio Dun
vnn Danwrs Is u artlcu
I.trly happy one, for ho Is
n pianist of exceptional
gifts. Ills M-n.so nf color
nnd eniulslie touch net
lilm apart as tho unpanil
lchsl luterpn'lcr of Debus.
N.v ami olbcrH nr the mod.
ern I'Vench school, vibllo
Ids strong fisdlng for
rliythm anil tonal effect-s
give lilm rsicc1al Insight
into the numlicrs thlch ho
lntorpn'ts hn wonderfully
fur Ihn dancer.
Tlio result nf this co-op.
, oration Is tin en.semlp'o of
unoqualctl harmony nnd licnuty, Tho pianist's Interpretations of
the great enmposors brc.tlho fhclr spirit, whllo tl ilanccra vl.s
uallrx) thn imiMc. x
TIIICSi: ARTISTS WIMj API'11R IX TULSA AT
Convention Hall
Tuesday Evening, Jan. 20th
8:15 O'CLOCK
SHATS XOW OS SAIilJ AT THE QUAKKR DKUfi CO,
I'lllCl-S $1.00 AND $2.00, VLVH WAR TAX
GKOUGi: COIKTiaND
Ri ALTO
laST TI.M11S TOIIAV
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N OKM A
TALMA DGE
l.V
6i
Martha's
Vindication"
(A Reissue)
With till All-Star Ciiht lh.it
Includes
Seena Owen
Ralph Lewis
Tully Marshall
Francis Carpenter
Josephine Cj;oweU
The finger of accusation scorned
her hut her Innocence triumphed
through n noble .sacrifice
ADDIvD l'IUTl'Ri:s
A CO.MKDV
RIAIIO ORCHESTRA
TOMORROW AND SATI RDAY
William Desmond
'in
"The Blue Bandanna"
nnd
"Fatty" Arbuckle
Coining ijiiiulny All Week
Mary Pickford
in
"Pollyanna"
Hit latest production nnd her
fllt picture for United Artists.
A SCRRIvN DRAMA OF
kiji:anor portkr's
WORIiD-I'.V-MOrS NOVIII,
STRAND
COMMENCING SUNDAY
Beauty Battling With the Beast
D. W. GRIFFITH
Presents His "Latest Production
"The Greatest Question"
A Momentous Drama df Today
LOVE, MYSTERY.TH RILLS
Woven Into a Subject of Profound Interest) for AH Mankind
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