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SECTION B.
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MAY 0, 1020
3
PAUL JONES IS WINNER OF KENTUCKY DERBY OVER" A CLASSY FIELD
Winner Takes Flying Lead and
Is Never Headed; Time Is2:09
One-Round Kayo Victory Over
Mason Puts fremaine inLimelight
Unset, Whitney
v Second On Watch
Third.
?Itry' BANNER WEEK IN
PUGILISTIC ARENA
I ARftF FIFLD STARTS
Several Champions and-
Seventeen Ponies Face Bar-! Contenders Engage
rier Dnmnsk Fails to
Place in Money.
in Battles.
IX)fISVIX.LB. K, May S. Paul
Jo'iim of tlio stable? of Hal Parr, the
Mai) Uiul turfman, unit ridden by
.in. oy T. lUcn. won tho 46th re
new, tl of thu Kentucky derby at a
nu e and a uuajtor here today over
tin largest field that ever faced1
a Kentucky derby barrier. The win-,
ncr glen a position second from
the rail, sprang Into thu load at the
fart ana wan never headed. Harry
Payne Whltney'n Upset, with J.
ltodriuuea up, finished second, be
ing a head behind the winner. For-'
mi-r Congressman George V Loft's I
Oi Watch, ridden by ,S" Harrctt,
foir lengths behind Upset, was1
thirl I
The result of tho race bore out'
he prediction that it would be the 1
most opnn affair of thn kind In I
derby history. Donnaconu went tot
the post tho favorite, and failed to
finish In tho money. Parl-niutuel
t: tlekots on the winner paid f 34 10
to win, $12.30 to ilaco and (6, CO to
ihovj.
Seventeen horses lined up for
the start, at tho quarter mtlo t'aul
Jones wan leading Prince J'at and
Bersagllers. At tho half mllo l'uul
was a length and a half In front of
By Golly with Upset closo up. At
the tliree-auartera pole Paul Janes
had maintained his lead, with WIN I
dair ahead in front of upset. After
a mile had been reeled off, l'aul
Jones had Increased his distance In
front to two lengths away. In the
itretch tho real ntrugglo began.
Paul Jones barely was ahead away
from tho oncoming Upset who was,
ludlnir On Watch bv tho samf
r.iirgln.
Trailing the four leaders were
Donnacona, Diazes. By (Jolly. Wild
air, Ucrsagllcre. Patches, llcrron,
Sandy Teal, Trlnco Pat, David I
Harum, Peace Pennant and Storl-
Ing In the order named. I
Tho crowd, estimated at moro I
than CO, 000 broTto all dorby day at-1
tendance records. '
Moro than 100 pari-mutuel ma
chines wero In oporatlon under tho
Important Boxing
Hauls This Week
May 10 Harvey Thorpe m.
Itav' Long, 10 rounds at Scam
mon, Kns.
May 10- -Joo llcckett vs. nom.
hardier Wells, 20 rounds ot lon
don. Kng.
May 10 Pctn Herman vs.
Jnlier. Willie, G rounds at Phila
delphia, Mav 11 Mike O'llod v. .Inekle.
Clarke, 12 rounds nt Camden,
N. J.
May 1 1 Willie Jackson vs.
Young ihne, 12 rounds at Cam
din. N J.
May 11 Johnny Murrny vs
Jrie o'Donnell. 12 rounds at
Cnmdcn, .V. J.
May 11 Pick Ijoadninn vs.
Jack Sharkey, 10" rounds at Mil
waukee. May II Johnny Orlfrithn vs.
Hilly nan, 12 roundM at Akron,
Ohio.
May 12 -llnrry Orel) vs. Tom
my nibbons, io rounds at Pltts
burch. May 12 Lew Tendler va,
Oeorgo Pappin, 12 rounds at
JerFey City.
Mav 18--Pete Herman vs.
Karl Ptirycar. 10 rounds nt Scran,
ton. Pa
May 13 Jimmy Wilde vs Hat.
tlins Murray, 6 rounds at Phila
delphia. May 14. Joo 'McGowan v.
Arlos Fnnnlng, io rounds at
Hutchinson, Kns.
May 14 Frank Mcflowan vs.
noli Lacy, io rounds it Hutch
inson, Kan.
May 14 Paf Moran vs.
Hocky Kansas, is rounds at Hal.
timore.
May 16 Willie Jaekson Vs.
Frnnkle Drltt, 10 rounds at
Lawrence, Kan.
' i i
mmmi if
HENNESSEY WINS
AGGIE HIGH MEET
Four Meet Marks Broken
- -State Records Are
Threatened.
STIt.I.WATKlt okli . May 8 -Four
meet records were broken, oim
wao lied and UJuctltnlly ivory statu
high sihniil trurk irroiil wat
threatened In the annual Inter
schulualU' trark and field meet con
dueled l,y thi' Oklahoma Agricultural
and Mi'i'haiural college belt' loiluy,
1Iiiii)wir cHilleil nf( ilic htiliiirs
ulth 2H 1 A iinlnts Tuelve of I hi.
! other 3 lilRh school I eprfnetited
also arored, thalr count lining;
Woodward SM 2 , Waukoinla 17;
Jeff. rsoii K 2 ,1. Wi.itherfoid 17 2'J,
Medfnril 17; Mtlllwuter 7, Hhuuiicii
li, l...d.- I '.':), Iil'irkwi'li :'. Nor
man I 2-3; Duuev I and I'iiikuo 1
Klsher cHiriVd off Individual
honois Willi 12 polnlH
Johnny Ever a Assiiitant
Manager A '. (Hantx
THOY, N V Mav Alli.i.lllice
llll'llt WilM tltlklle l.fl,- I f IOIll),11'
Hint John ,1 Mvi'H hud kIii.. up
asaHHltant niananri' nf Hii' New York
Nationals Mr Lwim Hill pave Io
liuTinu hIkIh io .ihuiiii' h,- posiilon
Wiiiiuin uiii- st ir.
OKLAHOMA CITY. M.i S The
body of Mrs Allre JaikBun was
f mini by h. r hiiHlinud C II, .lark
M ill, I biiileriiiaki i'. liinixhl lylilR on
the floor of h-r bedriniiii with a
bullet h'lle IhrniiRh ht r head Other
oc(UialHs of tile houso told the n-lli-n
they did not hear the ii-pnrt of
a pistol A coroner viewed tlio oony
liut had not deelilid tonlRht wether
ho u mi l hold an iniix -.t
Additional Sport
Page 8 This Section
The Turf
v i.tit isvii.i.t:.
ItMulln Yilrrild)
Klmt tr miviin furlunKK Ht. (Urniln,
(WhUl firm . Woo.l Ttp. (Hltk) i.runtl,
l'niln frr) (Hmiuvm) tlilr.l. Time
I 39 4 I lllmlinK Tin, XUirlina. I'rlt
llnrml W'tK, WMrllni Hun, lUppr Vl
lr. Iliuumt rtorrll, tllmliiiif llraiily, ji:y
i.uitirr i iik iMiian aifi.i ran
four furlnitK III! ot
flmt 1'KWARMnlhn. Ol.a,
t'rhr.e (i:oNm) Ihli.l
lllr (V.Ur HhrU,,. Hrrn
iioM'iirr. Kiitoi. Nf-iiitu
By KDWAUD W. COClIItANE
With Peto Herman, bantamwelKht
crandstand recordlnK wasors ranc- champion, oruraelni? In two hnithis
Ins from 100, the largest unit I wlth worthy tofS M)1c 0'I)owd de-
laKnn, io , inn ivdsi uiiiuhh. p
cepted. A number of machines
from the tltnn tho gates wero
oponed In the forenoon until a few
minutes before the raco was run,
handled nothing hut wagera on tho
derby Itself. So great was the Jam
and so numerous tho betters, that
even the enlarged facilities proved
inarloquato to handler the throng.
PLAN CAMP AT TAHLEQUAH
Award lYcc Trip an lrl7 In Hssay
Contest ut Y. M. O. A.
On boy will bo made happy this
ummor by a freo trip to Camp Tan.
lequuh, It was announced at tho Y.
II. C, A. Saturday. Tho trip will
ho awarded as first prize In a con
test to which nny boy of tho city
between tho ages of 10 and 18 Is
ellglblo. It will bo for tho beat
iway on tho subject "The Value or
a JJoj-h1 Camp." The boy wrltlns
tho second best essay will be award
ed a Y. M. C. A. membership for
one year. Tho contest will run until
June 15.
week for tho Y. M. C. A. camp at
Tiihleouah. Ono thousand letters
have been mailed to parent of boys,
enclosing n circular on wis camii
tfcndlng his middleweight rrown.
Jimmy Wlldo In a return contest
with Uattllng Jurrny, Ocorges Pap
in, tho French champion light
weight, making his Initial debut In
this country and other bouts of moro
than ordinary Interest this will bo
a bannor week In tho hemped circle
In this country. In English box.
Ing circles the star attraction of
tho week will bring togathor Joo
Heckett. heavywolght champion of
Knglnnd, and Bombardier Wells,
for 20 rounds
Heckett Is planning nn Invasion
of this country, but before sailing
he figures on making n good sized
piece of money by meeting Wells,
tho weak-Jawed Knglishmnn who
formerly held the championship of
Oreat Hritnln, OeorRes Carpentler
thinks, so well of Wells "that he has
cabled Charles H. Cochran of Lon
don to place a bet on Wells for
him. Carpentler has fought both
men and won over each by tho
knockout route. .Should Heckett
lose to Wells by a knockout, ho
will not be a box offlcn attraction
In this country apd his plan to
Next week Is special promotion Rather some American shekels will
be spoiled
Of tho champions who nro to de
fend their titles this week Pete Her.
man. New Orlcann Italian. Is taking
and explaining tho Various features i the iarf.t tnsk 0 tuc0ll Jl4bpjs
t ino ouunn. curing mo , white, a fairly good bantam, In
S, Ilurkholder, tioy8- secretary, will Philadelphia Mondav night and two
talk to various groups of boys ex- j ,Uyn t,ltur mrntH ri(lrl p,iryonr of
Plaining full details of camp I"""' , Tulsa In a lO.round contest nt Scran,
cedure, discipline, food, and ar- l0j)i Pl Herman ha mapped out
rangemonts. It was announced mat a busy campaign. He Intends to
Uaiido Wheatlry, who has been one tBnt ,IS otK,n n!f can llnt hH
of tlio popular leaaers At tne camp , championship passrs Into other
(Or h last three years, would be , hands, which may not be for two
at Tnhlequah ngaln this summer Ho . 0r three years If ho contlnueH to
has boon attending a military school ( uox h(J has for tho past six
at Mexico. Mo. costixuku on iai: r.miiT
UJom&ns
zoom is P.
neVerdone
trom morning till night the
hoiuowifo works and without
. ... i t t'
(ucrciao ouvaoors ana ircau
air, her blood booomce thin
&nd hor checks palo.
Dr. Pierce's
Medical DUcwety
At this time of tho year most pcoplo feci weak, tired, lintlccs,
their blood ia thin, thoy have lived indoore and perhaps cjq)cndfxi all
their mental and bodily energy and they want to know how to renew
their energy and atamina, ovcroomo hcadachca and backaches, have
clear oyes, a smooth, ruddy akin and feel tho exhilaration of real good
health tingling thru their bodies. Good, pure, rich, red blood is tho
test insurance against ills of all kinds. You are apt to fall a victim
to any disease if your health Is run down.
Purify the blood with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
nd you can defy many diseases. This is the time to clean house and
freshen up a bit.
I T":l- 1 i I r t 1. f .1 U n .nrrfifnWn
i uiiuk noi waver a uaii uuur uuiuru mcuia, uuu iui
toplo thcre'o nothing bettor than Dr. Picrco'a Golden Medical
Discovory( tho old-fashioned hcfbal remedy, which has had such a
foe reputation for fifty -years. It contains no alcohol or narcotics
to& is mado into tablets and liquid. Send 10 cents to Dr. Picrco'u
Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo, N. for trial package. ,
They're saying ahout
Trermiltio lud nowadays:
"He's a second Terry McClovern."
Which 1 a. mighty pretty compli
ment for a fighter In theso days of
spat and beg pardon,
Trcmalne Jumped nearer the cen
ter of tho fistic spotlight the other
night nt the sceno of Jess Wlllard's
flslic demise by knocking out
Krnnklo Mason In tho very first
round. Mason tins been recognlxud
as tho American champion flyweight
and ono of tho best fighters among
the so-called flyweights and" bantam
weights in the game. Tho fact that
Trcmalne had outpointed Mason In
a previous bout and walloped thu
Toledo boy all over tho ring In the
first round ot tho recont bout befors
stowing him away proves that tho
victory wasn t a fluke
The first time Tremalno and Ma
sun met was in ono of the prelim
inary houtn to tho W'lllard-Dcmpsey
tragedy. Tremalne enrnod a de
cision then, but Mason -and his
friends weren't natlsfled. They talked
about nnothop'match Just hankered
for one. Tlicy got It. Tremalne
rushed from his corner In that sec
ond meting and sappod Mason one
In the stomach that took the life out
of the boy. Mason went down three
times bnforn he stayed.
Critics who saw the mill any that
that first watlop In tho bread basket
turned tho trick. And they point to
tho fact that Wlldo hit Mason there
with all his might and failed to halt
Frunklo to show that Tremalne car
ries a stlffcr kick than the English
champ.
Tremalne has shown In nil his
fights that ho Isn't content to Jab
and step back through the 10 or 11
rounds. Ho goes out to get thnm.
Up iigalust a gent with tho awe-In-spiring
namo ot Dynamite Eddie
Luvery, Tremalne waded right lit
and k. o'd th" bird. In his point
victory over Henny Vogler In an
other battle this past season Tro
malne went at his man from the bell.
It Is this nttltudn- this fighting
spirit that hus caused his followers
to spring tlm .Second McUovern
stuff and It's a good lint that Terry
would bo proud ot the honor paid
him.
As a result of Trcmalne's victory
over Mason, there Is talk of a match
between him und Wlldo before tho
summer is over. Tremalno meets
Pal Mooro May 11 and If Carl out
points Pul the victory will bring tho
Wlldo mill clositr. Monro hus a de
cision over Wlldo to his crodlt as a
rcnult of ono of their battles In
Iondon.
Klill. M.vkM
Irmntt) fti-nnni .
Tlimv ( I
t.liln. NanMlr.
ut... ran.
Thlra rain ilk fill Innic American Aca.
(llarntr) thai. John i.. ll.yka) aarmuli
A niton. (Cotttry) tlilr.l Tllnr, 1114 1 At
la llay liriHiklmli. Marjurla llyriM. Mlaa
.tanilina, l.ailr Talr lia. Jack Hluart.
tlrrrii llraaa. Har aluii rah.
l-'mirlh raia four rurlonva IUKli.rat.lf
ll'ulltiolll ) flMt llallinn tl.naar) arrnliil.
Ihtnya lliirk tllolillia.in) tlilr.l Hint.
41 3. ft ('niirr-nlrata. St allrhaal. Ittlina
. It A.- lllifli, Trompaiir llalan.
Wliatt liat lliiaa Jnlili M lta.ir.1.ili, lkry
T itla.i ran
riflli rara (.larl.y) mtla nn.1 nnarlar
IM.il Jnnra (Itlcrl (Hal, l'Pt. (Il.xlrl .
iliirrl an..n. on Wat. h. (Il.irrrtl) Ihlol
lima, ion I'lropatra. Dnnri vrnnna, ll I
I'.illi l'al.l Harum, llfrr.m, I'rlnca I'ji 1
lilaiaa lirraailara, I'aleliaa. Kan.ty ll'.il I
tlamaaM, IVaca I'annant. HlrrllnB aln ran
Hltth rnca una mlla Itilllr.lKa, (Knaor)
(Iral. llCKalii, IIUti.iiAi) a'H'on.t, llrlilaa
man, (I'allalian) ttilnl Tuna. 1 41 II
(Tank W, l.ln.lrn, llaat r Kilt alan rnn
Satanlh rata, mllr nn.l aUtaanth
tialiatilali II, ('ta)lnr) drat, rnry.tnn
trariiio.tyi aarnnd , l.aay t,o, (Hanna.ly)
third, lima, I'll (llaaatul I try III Oil a It.
Iimirbon 1.1, I'r llaa, .lark tlaatra ulo
ran.
Inlriea Tnninrrntr,
t'lrat rare, U (urlnnKa- Talntuan. 1.1.
Krra Stata, 1(1, Anllrl(.ata. 1M. Mailtaa
lllncham. ldt. Maraamna 111, .1 I'
Hi. ii. a, III, lllalaa. Il, llrlnirliiirat. IH
Maclkun, 111. H.iuralar, III, l.,rt I.UIo.
Ill, Jainea 1'iiatrr, III, (l.irliiiilty. tin
Iwinlwln. 1R9. .rr. Inna IVarl, 91. Iluinnui.
Ill; Watar War, til, I'ontersn, Ml.
Hai-nn.l rata, four (iirlntua (,imtvaw.
IUi Nor Iti Klktinrn, Ilk, Varaalllra, III.
Ituniar. 111. llu.MIn Kran. lit. Ju.lar
tliiitlnw. Ill I'rank Mmi.ty. Ill ll
(llntar, III. Ilia, k Martant, III will II'
Win. 111. Ilf.l l.aia. ill, llilnla III
Hlr l.awntul til, I'lillnmtar 111. Niurili
Ita.l, Ilk llaa 111. Hn.ua, III. Old
('hail. Ill
Tlilt it lata nna Inlla--l.asntiil, 101.
1ll.fr 1(13 Wlrlifnnl. 101. Mint Cat. 101.
imkc Ut l.antaalar. 1II. War I'tlaa lot
riauuar 10 1 (lama i'..rk. 101. in. n.. lulu
Hoy, ion. Ktkn. int. I'aXuraaii. 111. I.ln
dan. II'. Iindxa IU lloarnwa. Ill
Knurlll rat'a ona tnlla llrandWl.o I0T .
Jntlnl 107 l.a.lv llartiaal, I0 Mfllnra.
I0T. ri.lnk.r 101. Italia II 101. I.u.ky II
li:. Tally in rani .oal.l lit
Kltili rair. fuiir furlnnca lilt Of llraan,
til flfraiilnnf 114 Hit (if Whlla. 11l
Natural III lanail ill I'm.. I ('., 114.
I'rkua . Ill Mma 1'iintauia 111; tinrlf.
111. ChamiialKiia 119 Hhv lll.ia. UV
llrlllllli IUi I ail ltnaa 111 Aphlf Daar.
Ill Mlaa Muffin 1 J j nut (if Ura.n and
Hit Of Wlllul Hiadlr "" H'hai.
MlKna and Hky lllua) Whlinay antr, ,
tllalnitn ah.1 I'aftna), Camdan rntry
Sltth rata, aavan fnrlon Arrnir Point,
100 I Win. 111. Hawaii t'tintnba, li:. Court
Mi I P. 111. Klnnonl. 111. Illadila paw. IIJ,
Hay Ui. Klnr (larln, Ut.
"ayanth race, mlla and nnarlar War
llak. It Cortland It; Cnryrton, 10"; Ply
lliiinr 101; llalial.lah It, 101, .lark Itaarra,
104. Saa I'rchln, 101, lllnarnrldr, I0n
flantarada I OS . .. C. fltona. 111, llrynlt
inah. HI. Wa.Hwnrlh Ijii. Ill, Tanllo,
111.
J Welfare Workers Raise.
I $3fl00 in Tag Dag Sale
I About $.1,000 for the maintenance
of the Krances K. Wlllard linmo was
i ralai'd In the tag d.ty sale yester
I day, Mts. A II lluhl, treasurer of
the bnnrd of directors, reported yes
llerday evening Women workers
for Hie lug day numbered approxi
mately mo The sale rlosed nt noon.
I Mtu lluhl, In the name of the board
: of directors of the home, nxpremted
appreciation of the generosity ex
hibited by Tulsa people.
Victor Talking Machine
OWNERS ,
Do you know thnt wc can, as ft rule, supply you with the records you wish,
even though someone hns told you thnt Columbia. Records will not play on
your machine.
Troy one once and you will be one more of our many Victor customers.
COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS AND RECORDS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY
DARROW MUSIC COMPANY
' 510 South Main
TALK IRISH QUESTION
Owrn It. IiTcJoy or New Turk tn
(ilvo Free IrtS'tnro nt High Keliool
Auditorium Kfltunliiy
Owen It. LoveJjy ot New York
city, who gives a free lecture on the
Irish question at the high school mi
dltorlum next Suturdny night, whs
a pioneer In tho exploitation of chil
dren from Industry. ptomoU-d the
child labor law and is now president
of the national conference of bocIuI
work and general secretary of tho
national child labor committee.
"The qhlldrtti's Btatentran," us he
is called by Dr. Felix Adler In tin
addrrhs recently, waa pastor of the
I-lrst Congregational cliurch nt Mt
Vernon, N. Y., prior tc his taking up
tJiild welfare work. In 1902. ho in
votigated conditions In the Pennxyl
vanln" coal mines with the result
that an organlrert effort to littler
conditions was mado-
l.ovejoy was ono of thr founders
of the Protestant Friends of Ireland
and was ono of those clergymen and
laymen who announced a resent
ment of Injecting religion Into tho
Irish miestlon. He Is a student of
Irish affairs and a brilliant speaker
Ktrong
Garfield Ilcgal
nnd
Tin rry
Footwear
"Putting Your Foot in It"
Is all right IF you get the right kind of
footwear. Our line of Oxford for sum
mer arc the kind that will satisfy. They
are well known brands and reliable, rea
sonable in price and guaranteed to give
satisfactory wear. You will see nothing
better anywhero in workmanship and
finish.
THE
MAY OPTICAL SALE
Wc have on hand 850 pairs of Spectacles and Eyeglasses that wo will sell this month at the priced quoted
below. The advanced wholesale price is ajmost what we are asking for these goods. If you want to save
money, come today.
We Are Headquarters for Genuine Patented
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The INVISIBLE BIFOCAL GLASSES
The great advantage of our Bifocal Glasses is that it is a return to
the eye of youth. They serve every purpose of seeing just as perfect
for distance as for close vision You do not have to remove them or
strain the muscles to look up from close work. They arc ground to meet
the NATURAL eye conditions and they do meet tham, because, no
matter what you want to see, whether a 'mile away" or a "foot near,"
the vision is just as perfect as the "vision of childhood."
Neither are there any cracks, seams or dividing lines; just a neat,
smooth lense with both near and distant vision. Ground in a solid piece of
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The business or professional man, the person who uses reading glasses a
good deal of the time and is subject to the annoyance of removing them a thou
sand times a day, will appreciate the convenience and benefit of our Kryptok In
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Do not buy glasses from people who go from house to house or town to town. Tho
"eyes you have" are the "only ones" you "ever will have," so guard them carefully.
Eyeglasses and Spectacles
Of course, you can still pay $26 and more for a pair of glasses if you want to, but when we say that
high-grade optical goods have come down, wc mean that we have worked out a plan founded on fair
prices and fair profits that attracts a large Volume of sales. We conduct our busines with low rents
and low overhead cost and as a result we have brought the price of high-class glasses and spectacles
including our expert examination, to almost one-half the former charges.
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