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WILSON
Joe Chip artd Ghampion Scrap
10 Rounds at Pitteburgh, Pa.
Wilson Forced Out ofj
Retirement Dy uoxing
Critics
FERNS IN COMEBACK
Mulch With Thorpe to Do
term i no If Okluhoman Can
Return to Form
Boxing Bouts Tonight
At Pittsburgh Johnny Wilson
vs. Jon Chip, 10 round; middle-weigh'"-
A' Terre Hoiito, Tmt. l-'ronklo
Mian vs. Hud Taylor, 10 round;
bantamweight.
At Argentine, Knr .Ilmmy
Kramer vs. Tommy Hiiyhcg, 10
rounds: lightweights.
At nocheater, N. Y. Atlglo
Rstncr v. "Aryan Downey, 15
rounds'; middleweight!!.
At Now Orleans Martin
Burke vs. Kddto O'llare, IS
round; light heavyweight.
By IiAIlY DAIL1SY.
Johnny Wilson, worlds champion
middleweight tonight engages In hi
first scrap for several weeks and thn
third since winning tho title el
mouths ago. Wilson meets Joo Chip,
a rUKk'Cd and luird hitting veteran,
who, however Is certainly not among
th leading contenders for tho lo8
pound crown. They atcp 10 round
at llttsburgh, Pa.
Wilson's1 other two bouts wcro no
derlMon attain). u tho first, with
Soldier Hartfleld, tho critics called
It a draw whllo In tho second Joo
RoMnsoii. of Uoston, won tho news
paper verdict, twlco knocking dewn
the champion.
Tonight's wrap will not nrousc
much Interest, ev.en though n clutm
ptfin 1st a participant. It may mean,
however that WIIhoii Is to como out
ot Ids shell and engage In other
lieuts. Tn fact, unices ho shows nu
Inclination to he a fighting rhniri
plon popiilHr npluton .will Indicate
that lie give up claims to the title.
WllHon I not tho only chnmplon
of tlio mlddlqwelghts who has heen
ipjcnnled iw n winner on n fluke. A1
JlcX'cy iif Uoion n few yearn ago
knocked out Ceorgc Chip when the
Istlff wnn champion a mi there cor
tn'tily was never u greater cheese
rliampbn thiili the lloMonlnn. Chip,
mi eld -r brother c; Joe wan a 1iard
hHlim lnif."h follow hut not nn 1m
li(rsivi chumliloii. Klnce tho daysM'10 Ku K'""'" '" "10
tu, iii.l nil irii-
(..S iiiley Kctchcll th rhlddlowelgh' ' 'I'lesllons the whites nsKen, uccoru
i. v hecu al.ou-. the most poorly I J'T ."".'.'.'"u u ,.t
;'; -! e.l. .Mike O'fJowd Is thr I Tl11" l''1 li"HVIH' heflfl of
..V tho fraternal order of that .mime to
1 K'etihell unit I., unn.intllv 1
l d
a.- tho L-nntBi mM,iin.'
111 now.' Mil defeat a fow
'.' ago of JC.i' Hmlth ut .Vow
11' I- and lust year of Mike OlbhonB
"ii s O'Dawd to that distinction,
i' 1 ilto hli 1 uf a of (he. chain
i'Ii P (o WU1011 on n decision.
llarve- Tliorp-ICId Ferns
V'!",U" ,-. ?' ,UUIa ,umft c"i'lferd to contribute $2.10, Ono worth)
' 1 . n il, . w ' ". ,'oU"1' ,hr Aoterlrun Jcwh-h rn-j
IH- ' te I III. in.iriHi iVi i" 1 1 '" "of voinmlltco and the .Near Rust re-
,i If1 1, 1 ,1, "U"t a'"' 1'ave called upon wcHtern
Vi.i,L. ..1 1. ,n,onl K"'ru,n growers t contribute Ilr.o
1 .... 1, t -I iitiiiiuMi n i urn in innii t,-, 1 11
ehi". .h..i "i,8! )l:l,lhn"a to'iiouneement win made here
c' L-i .0 I"" '"I"1 ;''" K"r sev.b). ,lellr.y ,,, Uuirpf0it, nation
m ... J.r,,h h!' ,;,mk,,.', V"" "f '"" rector of llio Jewish relief
ai ir ly entesl w ellcrwelthts. Ills
Kiif ... ..... ,. ...... .1 . iinnrii '.nu viuiiiim 1 1,"
IT .n. ; V ",,l"r': "o'l his 'lewent I Hotithcrn growers had adopted rcso-
, , ! , 'N"H; u(tv' years of lutlons rxpwssInK their deylre to.
m-. V.L" rVur"? l" t" heitipciHi.,, me poverty stileken people lit '
K-''r"K 1I,H "Veil hOxltlg llltdlihe nrnr east, bin .."IMni? fnrtli IIipIi-1
It" ? 1 " ynr: 1,1 Tll0rP'
he meets a lough and clever scrap
per, one who will test (In. best In
'; cller. Victory over Th6rp.
"Ill hnvo done what few boxers have
Jlonr pulled a comoback. Defeated
ijy Tburp, that Is. decisively. Ferns'
"ay as u topnotcli boxer will havo
cnilrd,
PLAN A' CANAL UNION
Central Amorlcan Itrpuhllcn Declclo
to Sum Convrutlon Creating
KA.N JOHK. CosU Hlca. Jan. 16
"ccision to sign a convention crcat
ng a federation of Central Amer
can republics has been reached b
trie Central American union con
ihi?i'. ln owl'' e- Thin stop,
Mch deemed almost Imposslblo bo
"""'opposition to Artlclo 40. the
J"""' Idtterly debated section of tho
proposed treaty,, followed an agree
ft'". y H tho dolegatlona. Article
1uifte that cae, member na-liv-iiJt,,
fod"',atlon will continue
1 ,1 B w!l.h tc,Tolen KOvernmentH,
iir"1CB uld Imply new demarca
&if tcrrl,tory.' 1. new Central
mVi? Jcfn un,on conference will be
poe'J consider tho change pro-
tft ?Jycral1'trvatl9n8 were added
f'tei.1 of 4rtlcl t ob.
rVs"rv.a,ifro,,. Nicaragua and these
th? 75i,on." h.vo been "cccptcd by
lent? i'a !" ot otl,t,r natloni rcpro
Ohy,,!iat con- Tho Pryan
8Ui ."2 Lrfuty bewcn tho unit.!
DrtnH',ld Mcftua waa ono of the
lrb,'lJhttl pact dld not violate or
Lral American nations.
TO EXEMPT EX-SOLDIERS
A" VcTTaW of Kervler. Woulii 13
an il; ' Jun' 16--' 5'. Himms,
uV1""".0; "'I" t'Hy. ! drafting
' w hi, 1. iva nf Interest to ex-soldlers,
t" ' ,ho vHI submit to the present
I "on ,,rc' ."0 Provides that tho
ili-ii 1!'TNI,'I'l property exemption of
v. ' veterans bo extended to
pror. ,J.f " . Th .other ;
for 11 ouimi eitneuso allowed
r hidlgpnt cx-soldleru ot the Civil
than im1",'1 'KH Uui" '3 "r morn
un? r,W' changed to tho definite
vc,' lf and be appllcalilo to
h.ru lll1VAniorlcan veteran are
hw."? M.r- Slmtna In prracntlntr
lei?liW0 ,aw"t an'1 t'10 American
i : to theS"1 10 ,0nd 118 BUP-
FIGHTS TONIGHT; LIGHTWEIGHTS
Standing of Teams
Y Bowling Leagues
rtiimliiy Kclmol Iciitu
V.ollcge Mill :t t
Honton M. i: 6 I
I'lrst I'lOHl.ytt'rlnn . 5
M' ,: r- 5
First Christian .... 2 s
Oretitt ,
(Iraro M. i: t l(
Mrst lluptlst
Oil IUiRur.
Itc.
.tt
.
.711
:u
,:h
.333
.113
.1(3
I'c.
l.liOO
.7f.O
..'.OH
.200
..'00
f"'.
1.id0
1 000
1.000
.000
.000
.flOu
000
t'uro oil
('ypv . ,
Noble . .
(Illlllaiid ,
Tuag , ,
. won
4
lout
i)
1
I
t'oiilllitinlly loiiKur,
. . . , Won lost
i.everlng ...... 1
Houth'Tii UMw. ... 1
I tannine . . t
KvmiM-tlnwiird il
Orhart Murphy . . o
I'renili o
KU KLUX THREATENS
Georgia Mgllnnli IVIghtni lllai-ks
nliil OnliT TIm-iii tit l-ui Hlutcj
egns" A p km I for Alii.
ATLANTA. (In,. .Inn. J 6,- At
tempts to drive negroes out of north
Oeorgla liuvo sprend from I lull
county to (Iwlnett. nccordlng to aftl-
nllvllH tirpNuhioil f,. ri,.t'A..,. it........
... .. v..'VI,i, IHPITTJJ-
todnj; by negroes of the hitler
county.
l.fforts to frighten negroes away
also are reported tn havn lieen nimln
.'i thej last fortnight In Mimpklii,
.Miuon, wnitq, una soveral ucho
counties.
Acting on llio affidavits Oovcrnor
uorsey has iliieeted Hlierlff (Inrtior
of (iwliihutt county to take stcM to
protect negroes. The- gnvernor tins
sent Adjutant (lotieral Vim Molt
Mish to Hall county to luveatitfilte ,
tho situation there, mid two innti
hnvo ,tn nr.ir,i .i,,... im ...
tll.tl Willi nlloirr.l lllr,.nl-. ,,nln-l 1
iievrnna llnll ....lirll.- i,.ll,.u l.. '
egr es have I
sic .-p'msi
sytlie county whn nn ne
been tolernted, uccni'dliiK
here. hIiico ticvernl were h netted
about eight years ago afterone con
fessed In court Unit half a dozen
negroes had attacked a young white
fcfjlimh.
Five affidavits made by OwlnnMt
rountv negroes, told of visits made
at daybreak to a negro's home by
soveral white men who gnve the
negro "until Saturday morning to"
get nut."
"Mnve you miytlrtig to sny against
1 -: - . " ----- ---.7 -
sliilomunt wiylng no mem.
Iier4 had been connected witn tne
affair.
OFFER MORE AID TO EUROPE
Sotilhcnt Cottcm tirfiwrrs Willing to
Hoiinlo K2H0,O(UI.
NF.W YOIIK, Jan. fl. South
Carolina cotton growers' hsvo of
today
intlonal ill -
n.
L.u. ...1... .i,.i..,i 1...
Inability, to make cash donations and'
offering their product Instead.
Osage Schools An; Cfowilcil,
Huittl to Thn Wei 111.
PAWMCHKA. Jan. 16. An In
spection f schools throughout
Owigo county by illchard Clnyu,
state lilgh school Inspector. hIiowm a
crowded condition In every part of
tho county, making It difficult for
tho schools to maintain the stand
ard!! requited hy ,the state board'
,, " . i. L . ..v. . r,
In other respects tho schools arc ofi pressure exerted at every strolte of
high grade. It was reported, tun oar.
"THAT LITTLE GAME"-
V UnOEV
V.90W.
YfrU fVWtVf,-
omclb.
pet "DV,xcE
-co wpko
BIG CROWD SEES
FINAL WORKOUTS
Delmont and Luwler Work
Fast and Please a
Large Crowd
(lene Delniont ami ,ln It I.fiulir,
lightweights, wlin hem, line tonior-
row' night's boxing ihuw at Con
vcntlon hall with i. t'i round bout to
ii decision, the nfn-r limlli of their
scnsiillnii'il IS-roUnd drnw hern hint
month, yrMciilny loitfluded s'tcntl
inn training and tnttiit w II wind tip
their cum1lltitilng with Iicb work
out. Dulmnnt put In 12 rounds venter
day, holng eight roiiptl He went
four w tfli Svllor I'll' l cr light
hravwi'liilit: two with Freddy John
son, featherweight, and one cneh
with two unknown hoys (lene Inst
night expressed satlnfai'tJon with IiIm
'ondtlon nti1 Mid lie may innfltie
his work today with a rond J.-iiin1,
lliMlilth theil- Is n poNt'li'llty that he
will pill III a few round In Hie gvtii
uu!luin. He will dd tin Ii xim: today,
I.nv.ler worked n whlrlwtlul
round yesterday. ' oncludlng Willi
six with .Ilinmle Itllev. l'atsv Cnrrl
gun's Corilen llghtwclglit The local
hoy, a nturdy and good punching Ind,
gavo Unwler an opportuult" t'i open
up and Jack neeili no second Itivl
tallon to extend hlms'lf Whelliei
Luwler hoxes tmlny d penilH tinoti
Mutineer Joe J.evy and Jon didn't I
know Inst- nlglil If Jack needs n few 1
more rounds of wdtk ,
Workouts tndiiy If then' ate any.
i nipi. Iif III IIIV .-.fii
Ihinetng iitademv
i,,.,.t.i..
will, he at the Meiilt Mini Kennedy'
112 .South.
IMIIIIIH'll I
A rnpaelly crowd saw yeilerdny's
workouts mid (hern were sinvnil '
women Ih nlte-ndanee, Inillentlng
that the iiimrnvnl if uuini.u nf In. v.
ln In New York, as expiesied s-s-
1 leniny hy .Miss Anim Morgan, will
result In the ini'Milir-rs of the fair
set to nl lend lioxlng shiHvr h"rc.
; TACOMA BANK CLOSED
.. ,,,
(l .Ml-nmmigeiiienl I ' IIIiiiiiimI
for i.llapv. of sr,,!,,! mnlaii-
American lintltitllcrtt.
. 1 APOM A . WllSll , .lllll HI -The
"" ' " '
'T'i1', Vf . Tn.l"'.".",J Y'"'', lr l'l l,(imi.0iii nnnimlly will he expended
x,11(,,,1i!:,,i;i;.1",,,l vammi"tm g...,i tmu vm0 schools
Mr. liny announced that examl-
nntlond Ii' state tmnk exdmltiers
illselnseil tho list tut nil's nffnlrs In
such condition thsf It n,'! ne"esrary
to take over the bank for nrotec-
tion nf Its depositor. Hon made by men who have can
"Orcms mismanagement, building . ..
operation and acciiiniulntloh of 1,011.
li'Mlilblo nifsets" was charged by Mr;
Mnys. ,
Deposits of the bunk lire approx
imated at I ooii.oiio representing
iiliiiut 12,0110 stockholders.
t M...I...... It. .11 II...I.I,,...
Miivten imtv 1,. m 1 Li.,
townid tho contemplated return of
the Mexican railways from govern.
ment eontrnl to private ownership
has been taken by the cabinet. At a
confeienco of thn rnlllnet with l'res- ".Hilled wn.itover legisiiilicin
Ident flbrriron It was ordered Hint 11,'"' Osage- extension that inHes will
coiuiiiIjsIoii bo nppobitcd to IiivchH
g-ite every pirns'- of , tho 1-411 war
problem. It wan said today that nil
the iiiemlWs of the cnbloet. as well
us President Obicgon, weio agreed
that tho railways should be returned,
J,.,, ()p,,o-o llhie .,,s,
v Xi:w VOIIK, Jim. II!.-.Jewish n
slstence to the enforcement of hit
laws. In that "that tho'varo nnt
e-
blue
nnti-
iin-.iiieriMi..
was urged here InilHy nt thn oliewiir
hehslon of, the iilntli iviiiiiinl 'meeting
.,,r n,n !',,,., 1 u.-.io,.. ,.r 1 ..1
1. , .-..i.J . V t,...
,.j .. - .ii.mtvn, lji . i.ujin I nuw
lnon.
'
Cold Wnw Duo In I'iim. '
WAHII1 VI-.TflV i I m ,,m.
colder weather will oveislmdow Ihe
states east of the MIssIsmIiiiiI iliirlnu
Momm- and Mo , uy tl.
" 111"! .lJOIIUU) 110,111, IIICI
wcathor
nieT 'Idder will "l,07,!;iAn;;u-r22. 1902? Vn iiecan.:
llfct lit VOKIPt Will IK Of Mli,. i.i..,m,i ...1 1 ts. fl.n i.tihl.ltH.,.r i.f
1 i 1. 1.. ni
"in iii.niK": 111 fl'HilT Will I 'V OI
uilil unvn (vim ..veiiiit nlniirr il...
gul co, t' irn 'm" ? U,S,or
wdr .lngs are d splayed on the At -
lantlc coast north of Capo Henry.
' . 1 , " -
1-or uso in training oarsmen n
UlO Scientist hli IllVell'cd a device
that mcasuri'H and icglstnrs the.
vAOlt QbVtL
1 sata-
Gocra
TO ocT or
UjVrAti
vy -"VyAM
WM
n iu vapaNo ; j . x
TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1021,
He's 'Gentleman' Gene Out of Ring;
'Fighting' Gene Delmont in a Scrap
1,1'lic Di llnollt.
(jetie Delmont. tiOllslieil, refined, known Un "(lenllnman" dene nut tit
Uth ling, N a whltlwlml sirappcr whllo excli.mgliig'walliips with atiotlicr
In.'
WANT TAX ITEM IN BILL' HE SENT $2,500 TO SWEDEN
Itoails unit SclmoN Will llincfll
(Jrciilly l.y 'I liN I'riixlslon.
PAWIM'SKA. Jan. 10. -- That
1 In Osage hminty sliould the proposed
j 3 percent gross production tnx fen.
... . . ... .. .. . .. . ...
I tore be Inserted In the Huvdbr bill
now before congress, Is tho calcula
v"."r" ."'" ''"
The I'awhuska enminorclal dull Is
wnt'iliiiig nil I net In 11 legislation
closnly and upon being ndvlsed that
tho 3 tier cent Isx was omitted from
til" bill C'jlltl'.ivy to schedule wired
rcHolutlons of protest to Washington
1 10 neniuorH mn, iioil ' iirun
and to I'migressmiiii Nnyder and T. J
ll-e.ihy, who ! at the ivipltnl In Ihe
' Interests nf the Osnge nallon. The
following response Vuh received
i tn"" '-caliy: ... .
I carry with It Inv provision bolh as
to lesces mid Irlb Hnyder bill was
drawn and .Intro.lu-cd duiliig Hny-
.ln' I 1... .11...
tier's nliseiiro 11 1 1 tl lie disclaims re
sponsibility for It. f'ommltteo now
going over and redrafting It."
PIONEW (1KLAH0MAN DIES
.
... , ,, ,,. "' . ..
t,-v,i.,,,-rtT:.mfc.M.!lr4i
Xwiy at lliif"n.i Iturieii i
;,,,,nyfvT;,"'Vn,;1!, f'rHt Mon"
Tl I nil AM fikln .Inn. tO.-W t..
ii., i... ..,, .. ..1,1.... ,.r
V.V.'f" . .. ' o'V .. : , '..
Mini nmn iiiru iu,r,i iiiiiiiiuiiv iiiuu".
Mng 11 3r.-hour Illness, Me first
settled In Oklahoma at Klniflnlifr
where he wu, engaged In IniMnesS
, f or sevoi 11 1 venrs. laltv going to
' Okeenn where he was instrumental
1 " 'lllll towns ifvp-nprneni,
1 "' ,"" " Thomas a few da)'
I ,. ,., ,,. ,. ,,
Hli.. ,it. It, H..
i ' jurniuii'u wi'n nn- u "'iiii'iiiiK "i
'!" ." JL'i !'.'.!!. "?
1 tlUHoyw ,,,01,kl, nrill W11H ,nr(r
.,( ,.xl(lnvc ii.ndownnr at his
death. A midnight conlstorv ser.
,.. will be held nt th" .Masonic
Inmnl,, Itonilnv llh.hl 1'll l-nmiilli'i
will le sent to Ivinufilier where In.
toil It" nrill 10 IMIIKt nin lir"' Ol-
termenl will twice tibi' c Tuesday
afternoon
FAR SIGHTED
i'll BET HO"pOD
LoovtS
MHE HE'S
GOttl' TO
CONOOCT
How t)0?
ONc-nV I'lulatliius Deiioultril With
I '".'''''.'..i1'. ' "''"" J .
I ' .V1 , . ,:: .' " ...".'.'l, i
...,1 ....... I... . ..................
Is developing through the an rut
herd of Curl Olson, former general
store malinger of tlm I'M ranoli store
on n charge of embet.lement of
money and merchnndUe. It was
brought t" I'Sllt lllltnedlillely follow
log thn arrest that illsep hnd sent
considerable money back to hh old
homo town of fijnsu In Hwi-dHii
iipd he voluiiteernil tu send a eihlc
gram to his slslcr the.ro and novCr.
lain how much money ne possessed,
A rviuvt, ,.HbleKram was rcuMvcd
yesterday by the Miller hrntlinfH ol
! ,1.,. I CIl.en'H 1 fi 1 1 1 1 n 1 1
inmoiinls to Ifi.OiMi krcuiln, or iibotit
( J.fiOO, III H'l
nd lug money .batik t)
Hweden It Is s.ild that tMstili rth;
closed olio lot 111 an envelope and
another lu a cigar or o'garel ,bot
without even iTglsterliig or protect
ing Il otherwise. -,if
No Legal Redress If You
, Mw tJIdei' for CHanWOOIW
""H vwvi tut ixriiifuj'Wtf"
I 1
WArSMINOTON. Jan, 18 --Thirst)'
tllleiiH who buy bullies labeled
'.,i.,...,.,,,,.nf." milv In illscot'Cir the
.. ....ten s to be "I.ukle" elder.
have tin legal redress, District At-
I lorney J.nsky iiiled Mu refused a
'Vo.n depnttme.it of ..grl. t.l-
- warrant to se h.
tiWX!M :X "iieed to
! labeled ( hanipnniio In violation
of Ihn in sbi'iindlllK sei'tloU or tne
' f,.,.,i ,..,,1 .trues net. Al". I.a.iky ex-
. '"vl; ...... .....
plained Hint any man who pin-
chased champagne lo;se days wad n
vlolnlof uiidef thn olsleml Irii I it id
, the law could not b" Invoked to lllll
In Its own violation,
ilxperlinentH In higlam ludfcato
,l,l,l l nlrrli' ,'nl V lieiltell
air can "be kopt It ron.lltlon
,
Hi ' vrirn.
L
NOW PLAYING
Myers' and Oowald's
f
Peck-A-Boo
Girls
Musical Comedy
Company
A Brand Now Show
Funny Comedians, Pretty
Girls, Dancing nnd Sing
tnK.
ON THE SCREEN:
"Honor Bound," n Uni
venal Feature
"Fix It for Me," a Comedy
"The Flaming DUk," with
Elmo Lincoln
.special .olc Heglnnlug Sun.
ibi). .laiiiuir) till, Hie Wonder
laud will iln lilg-lline iiiu.bal
-lious illrccl ittiin llroiidwny,
l.icri show will him eighteen
M-cij ,!( nr inori, 'I'lieMl llllws
are fiiriiNlicil tn tiler the J I ) 11 1 1
llooUing Agcnc) rrniiclilMi of
t lili'iiuo whlcii I1111 been pur
cliii'i'il bj tlio Tin ker lliolln i.
fur Tul"ii, Til" ll.inll rli'iiill
fin ill. lies till' l.lnl.e-l cIiim iiiiiil
111 1 proilui'lliiiin now ilultig III
llio Miuthwi'slv Thi'fo arc tlilr-ir-lwo
nn. Moil shown now up
(sNirlng 011 Hits I'lrriill, six of
which nro Klaw anil I'.rtungi'r
firodiietlniiH. 'llio stago at tint
WotiilcrlaiKl It Ix'lng cnlnrgccl,
nlM oilier Improvements will ho
maclo fur Ilice big roml shows.
COMMITTEE OF
17 IS ACTICE
Urges Fnhnur Owned lile
vUlors and Fnd to
Short Selling
fttlkl In Tli" Wiiflit
I'DNl'A CITV. J.111. IS -I'lnclng
nveiythliht, In eotineclloit with Ihn
n nrkellng of farm prodiicln, In the
tin ti il i of orgniiU.atlons owned and
miiluliilned by the f.iriiilis them.
sees, Is the 1 eeomilieililiilloii of the
fHrmMrt mnrkilllig conuulltee of
.seventeen ot Kny iiuunlv, lucludlml
the following piiipnslllnns'
1 Farmer owned oleVnttU com.
panies it ml sales agencies tu operate
on Hie local ntul terminal mnrkels
Of the Pulled Hliller.
"2 Knrmer export coinjiaiilis
and KiilrH liueiieliM In opeialn on
foreign niatkets for the purpose of
hamlliitg the i vportable surplus.
"3 The grain grower of the
t'nltetl Hl'iten chnulil ni siimi n pos.
ilble, by mutual agreement or oth
erwise, nMniige for the sale of nil
ginln on Ihe hnl of eo-opi'iatlvil
linrgiilmng.
"I The foregoltiR shall he cur
ried IlltO effect with Ihe ultimate.
View of tile protection of 111" Just
'Ights of the pioflucer unit the or
derly marketing of farm products.
'The coinmltli'o wishes to assure
'he grain producei s of Ihe coililll-y
that II keenly nppi eclnles the neecs
illy tor in 11 111 p t acllon, Ami Hint as
quick ns the neeessar' data cut Im
"inthered by Its experts, It will per.
'eel and present n tilnn In Carry
he foregoing principles Into effect
with the Cfi-uperntloii of the vnrlMM
existing fanner orgnnliitluns Inter
estoil In grnln marketing.
"Itesillvedl That we doetti II
mornlly winng and highly delM.
mental to, the llileresls of Agricul
ture ntul the eoiisiinieis In permit
the prncllco now In vogue of selling
grain, rotten, nnd otlief farm
inodilcls whlcii the seller tfr III
piJnclpnl do not own ftl Ihn time of
ale. This prnellcn Is Conniti'iuly
known us ':hoi t selling.'
"Itenolved, fiirtluir Hint we do
hereby petition eongreim to ciuiet
.such teglslHtlon as will stop this
practice at ,the enlllest poslliIil
ilnte."
Vanderltp May Land
V. S. Post in Japan
TOKIO, .Inn. 10, News dls
pntches slating that Presldeitt-elccl
Harding contemplates Ihe appoint
ment of Krnnk A. Vnnderllp as
Unlttd Htatis umliassndnr to Japan
have lienh well received Ih this
country. The Yoroxtl (llioho, nn In-
ll'MTlll'OV IHKIMI, Hljni
iterlip is pro-.iiipuiifnn, unci 111s ni
i.tliilttiMtil nn nltllitlMfcicillir 111 tll
iit-miniit limn. U'lu.ii I'eliitllitlft lie.
twuen Jnpnn 11 ml tho Fulled Hlnles
ihrentens to lircoiiie nompiicutCMi,
would promote frlondshlp between
tne two tuitions,
BTRTPUTSIOVE OF"
YQUTH TO SEVERE TEST
When Phil Weymnn told Jons-
phljlin Aihiro tlltit lie loved her she
ii'Ked him if he woilld bo Willing Up
folloiv licr wherever nhu went, dollIB
wlmlever sho" asked of him, nsklng
no questions ami expecting no re
ward sjtvo her eternal gratitude, ildw
Phil lived itn lo Josephine's stinnge
ileinatid because of his great love,
casting out doubts ami fen in. In the
extrnordlniiry thrrno of "Mod's
"ountry and thn Woman," by James
Oliver Olirwood, a vltngraph pro
ductloii, starring William Duncan,
whlcii Is sllliwliiir at th" l.vrla I lic
it 1 1- f today and tumor low, It Is A
'lirllllug story yr llio snow aiiil' iieso
Into wiistes "north of flfly-l Itrne,"
STRAND
NOW PLAYING
ROLIN COMEDY
M III IM l,i::
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II."., 7, K;IS, 0:30
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FINISH
Team Standing of V
Basketball League
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W.
Pel.
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College Mill
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; DEBATING TEAMS MATCHED
'Date Set fur I '.llmliiiitlon ('iiiiIcsIm
Hi'twecn School 'I'nlcnl.
M,,rrui. " t'i" vrtM.
IM.Vca t'lTv, .inn. in. - Duiliig
lie week of Fclirttni,)' 21 will bo
held tbrl nilllllill lliterscholnnllil lie
'intes lliinughoiit this dlslrlcl, thn
iwirllclpants liilng thn nrlolis high
tchnol otuaiilc'iliiiiis The following
tuntclies for that week have been
nhiiotiiircil hy City Hilierliileiident
W. M Chiimbeis of Newltllki Mntf
cheater vs. Wilkliil, Deer Creek Vs,
MedfOfil, Crescent vs. Mhishnll,
Milliter vs. I.nhonin, Ijitnonl vs.
Pond ('teclc, Hllllwaler vs. Pilwnee,
Jeiiii'ngs t'sl l.uther, ntul Itnlslim v,
Newkltli.
The subject fur debate will lie
"Itesolved thit (ho government
should adopt 11 system of prlcn ciui
I nil." Thn winners of Ihesn ilolinles
will i'ontet In n second series, nnd
elimination t'ontenls will Im run
tinned Ufilll tile district wlnitor Is
leterhllned.
MORE DISORDERS IN CORK
Wounding of Two Detrn lhrs lltwiilla
In Hcrtoos Out brinks.
rOtllC, Jail. Hl.Herlolis dlsnfderi
followed tiio shooting hero yeslerday
lit which two detectives In plain
clothea wern w'nuhdtitl. Tim dls
nrdern occurred wltlhi i crowd wn
illspernlng from n football malclt
and parties ()f police worn Iryinar to
einar tne street Tweivo personi
were wounded during firing, while
nn exrlsn officer was killed by n
stray htillui.
A tmrtf afiKl iMii.I..h .1- A .... .
. hm "uih ' "HIIIVI III!'
wrltpr ly tn mint ml tn in nA nb
the spitco bar, tiring operated ita the
uar is impressed.
BOXING
Convention Hall
Jack Lawler
laa lWiMt
Billy Morrissette. . . vi
fiaml Nirittt i IM Poumlt
Walter Cole vs. . . Freddie Johnson
Dnimrlght Hi I'minds Tulsa
aa lliiundi if llcitlng"
Mnko jour neat reservation early
Ymiiig llros. i).'J4l. IsiuU 1'nllUa AriMici. Milliard Jtall O-iM (
Pliers $3.00, t.0, $1.01). I'lua War Tai,
VAUDEVILLE
TODAY, TUESDAY
William O'OjC
presents
WILLIAM
PAHNUM
cuttlers.
Ji stirring
storjofthesea
I ;t ruin a a
a r1,.,ifill in ,1
I CI.-lM p' KUI
(Il ,1 UIHl I
COIIMIH of till tlfti
ALSO "BRIDE THIRTEEN"-
Extra i!::. VAUDEVILLE " Extra
to a. .m, to n p. m. fS'TP'S:mffS'm NU''l,lri' Slt" 8un-
Adiillft a.'.o hiKSSS AiIuIIn S0a
KlddlcH in.. LMKZJ mjTe&fffiM eWlliM- KlilclUn lOo
I'oinlni Th'ir1tr, rrMir Hluril' lleltn tltnlntr In "Th null's Anttl,"
Ir.ni.ml'.ij I jf .rcl- ,lra rom'd)'. Alio suvoutt -t ot enterlttilu
HUdOKlllO.
WORK
SEEKING CLEWS
ON BANKCROOKS
Burns Operativu Finds
Men Arrested Had
Two Autos Here
O1I1I1 and ends nf tho. InvcstlgA
Hons eniidilt'leil by II. O. flrowii "f
the W. J. Hum International
tectlie Agency, which has caused th
arrest of threo sopnrnto gnngd of al
leged bank robhetH, nro lielnff fin
IsIimI hy Mr. Drown, who returnee!
to Tulsa Humlny after causing th
arrest of flvo men nt Cowotn, efty
Hiittlriliiy,
The mnn, tl. It. ration,
Young, It. J (Hhorly) Wllllains. AN
Ihur (Doe llnkof nnd Harry Cam-
lioli, nro now In thn Wagoner county
Jail at Wagoner awaiting arrnlg
"lent. .
Mr, Drown lietlnves that had in
llien been pel milled lo go nl llbAftf
a fow hours longer that they wouMI
Imvo ntleiupled In rob ono or mot
ot tho banks at (tuweta,
In th mass of weapon nnd thlnfta
found 011 the prisoners, Mr. Hrowa
Is said lo have discovered Informa
tion Hint lend 4ilm to find two iiutfl
moblli'M ciiehed tu nr Tills. Ono WM.
n Knrd and tho other a Peerlesa, ant
both are said to hnvo been Used br
Pultun, whom Iiruwn says In th
ring leader of the last gang appr
""nl'',,1'
NitrscM In (live Hc'neflt Dane.
Having at! It purpose nddltlon t
thn fund (or building it club hnUM
for Tlils.i nurses, tho second In A
series of dunces will be given hy th
Oolniiif Hoelvty of District Kurle
Organ LzAtlou No. 8 Wednesday ery.
nllig, .Inuuiiry It, nt ConvonHoji hall.
AdmlHsloti tn the danro wilt coat
tlifio for 11 couple nnd ticket may
be secured though patroneaaM wr
nt the hall. , .
. 1 ,
Town CI nh Meet Tonight.
Thn Tulsa Town club will hold !fl
leg 11 Is r dinner find meeting at till
o'clock Monday nvctilna In the Ken
nedy restaurant. Ml Mathilda
Alrh will bo In charge ot the ftr
gram.
rite ni Ml Hte Ttmdar
Wn give, away an overcoat with
each milt you buy. Be the fats ad
In tho Wurld tomorrow. Wanted--SO
sales people with txaerience la
overy department, ahoe and dry
goods. The Union, 111, 114 South
wain street, Aim, ,
CONTEST
TtMMUy, Jan. 18th
vi Gene Delmont
(Tn a Decialort)
Eddie Gloom
nighoart
AND PICTURES -
AND WEpNESDAY
Ii lnry uf s lUrlng Uiiih
ii' .ci it nd. A Ihr llini,-, rtahtlojr

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