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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1021
J. K. CRAWFORD WILL NOT ACCEPT PRESIDENCY OF W. A
Favors Combining of Offices SJZSMAJ
With Brill as League Mogul
UusinoHS Affairs Would
Prevent Crawford's
Acceptance
BRILL LOGICAL CHOICE
l.oiai Club Owner Points to
3! a ij Qualification of Ok
lahoma City Ktlitor
1 I.AHHV PA1LHY.
itac JC. Crawford, owner of tho
' u H.- Western les.pu Imndiall club
sv , t)i fti'irpt tils pronldency of the.
V fill II association should that
p ..l 'i ho tendered him. This was
ti.o l-t 1 ne, 'n(lnilil yesterday of
he millionaire till operator and
l.asrball magnate, following the i
i it if u leltar from K. It. tavU.
resident of lh "kliitllifiic club of
Mr on' urn association, In which ho
j i j ) asks If the, local niHRlialn
w I I incept the post as W. A.
I. id
( raw-ford Mhl hi oil In wlnciw de
mantis nil his tlinn nnil tin has even
turned over the. nffnlra of his own
Tulsi club to Hilly 1'ilnl. business
manager, nnil tlit ho VIII have no
tirno to ilovoto to other baseball af
fairs, Combining of all league offices
Into onn nnd the, selection of Charles
J. Drill. Oklahoma City sports odl
tor, nnd for 10 )r secretary of
the Western association, I advo
cated by Crawford. Thn Western
association rim pro"t greatly I;
ecntralUltig nil offices, and It will
nlso mid to Its efficiency by the.
selection of n mnn cnpnblo of handl
ing nil linguo details and who has
tho ilmo at his dlsposnl to fill such
u position," said Crrtvvfnid.
"1 believe. Charley Hill I" tho mnn
for thfit plncn nnd urgo IiIm election,
llrill linn been connected with the.
Western association In nil official
, -imrii for 10 years nnd for thnt
reason, ajihle. from his many olho.
uplcnuld qualifications, shnuld !
thn tnnn named for tho Ptnco os
league official," t'rnwforil con
tludcd, i:li:ction of niubh w
NOW lKMUVHI OKUTAIN.
With tho announcement of (?rw
ford that he will nut consider tho
presidency (if tho Western iikhocIh-
ton. tho election of llrllt ns league
official, providing nil ''" "rS
lomblned, nn president 1m belloyrd
practically assured.
Tho Western association cluli
owner meet hero next Hmulay.
This Ih ono of their nmst Important
meeting hm several vital matters
...in i. ,irt,lMt rh that time. chief
of which are tho olectlon of offlcori,
(or officer), and thn ndoptlon of tho
1921 echodnlo.
ls&rry Tywilcy
Hut' ,
GREYHOUND MEET
Nebraska Wild Hill Is the!
Victor in Fourth I
Race !
Mtchvr Hill Ucrlka
Ih Itvlicvvil Holdout
hi Cardinal Leader
iiiflil Hi i.
. ii I. i ' I
IIII.Ht II' ' '
I.Htllr . r In"
( l-fl . Will II
III ! 1' t .1
Hhnrkcv In n
rmiiid limit
lint H ii i . n i: -IIiirIm'k
hm nut
mil ii I'tcii nitii
iTHiii id ,m I uiiikir
IOhi I I'm yen i . In. id in
lint Tii'illii r nf Ibi hm In
tilled un ln-lliir Mil' h
lierfnrimT d KHiirki .
wan. ilnliliy Iiih
M xv
SprltiK"
'Hllnplc
In IiIh
only a
(IIIH of
Kansas Father Searches
for His Daughter Here
lav Ciintilnulmtn. 17-ycnr-old
(l!i;hter n O. U CtinnliiKhain of
ahn-rynlc. Knn.. who ran nwny
from liomo Monday mornlnt; Im be
llewd to be hhltnu In Tulaa. accord
tint to her father, -who laht nlr.ht up
Tifvilnd to Tho World for aid In hunt
I mr bin dniiEht4r. Tho ulrl left
liomn Monday mornltiK for hcIiooI,
ncfordlnir to tho father, but In
Ktend of colntr to fvhool, left town.
nnd haiin't boon heard of nlno-
When Mho left homo nho w;ib wear-
lnir a brfiit blun ciwt. iv hluu Mklrt
u-hltn tnlfldv IiIouho. brown Hhwr
and brown MtwlttniTJ. Hhfl Iiiim
tirnnti lialr nnd brown even, hor fa
ther nald. and fair complovlon. Tho
father nnld that ho knew of no rea
mm why tho Rlrl Hhonld leavo homo
The rK'Hc" Ivro lllnic In tho hunt.
PLAN CAMPAIGN OF CHEER
SoHillcn Affllliunl Willi TiiIhii Kn
ilenr to Vlull Clmrlty, llmnr.
ltrniilnr vlnltH Of eheor to IliHtltll
Hnrm In Tnlrni nnd vicinity Mlmllar
in ill n cnuntv noor farm will be
TTimfti In rotation on Sundnyn by
vnunc neonlo'i HoeletleM nfflllnted
with tho Tiilm 'hrlBtlnn Ihiileiivot
union, ncordlr.c to ibna inado at n
nieptlnir in thu l-'lrnt l.utlmran
ihureh Tuenday evening. A definite
ehodiilo for tho visit will be
worked out nt oneo by thn union's
fxeeullve committee. Mlsi Winona
Htntir. of thn Second Presbyterian
Church, was elected Merretary of the
iinlnn nnd V.. 1,. llutnKarner, of ths
vtr.i T.utbnrnn rhurrli. vlcn presi
dent. Tho rcfiular meetlnc dnte for
tho union hereafter was et for the
first Tuesday cvonlnK tn each
rnnntli. Mlsa Mnrchn llolinos. din
leint riirlstlan Kndeavnr president.
nnnouncrd that 115 Kndeavorors In
M riltrirt hnvii reirlstered for the
annual HtAte conventl.m In HKIa
hnmi Pltv In June, and that the
district lacks only 10 t rtMrhlnK Its
rcKlstration iuotii. l:...
Mother-Daughter Banquet
Gets Big Registrations
HcRlstruttnn for thn mothers and
dnuchterM banquets at the Klrt
rhristlun nnd Klrst Methodist
f hurfhes 1'rlday evenlnt; U pnmrehs-
lnff rapidly. The pioKrams ami
mpnns have been planned and the
proKrains aro now IioIhb primed and
decoraiions Installed In the rooms
In which tho bannuols will take
plico, Uoth mothers and daiiBhters
will Hpeak durliiB tli" evenltiB. An
attendance of about 200 Is expected
at tho Klrst Methodist church.
Van Anti-Allen Sninl Itlll.
OhYMI'IA, Wash.. Murrh 2 The
nntl-allcn land bill plssnd tho nonato
today Tho mensuro already ban
banned tho houso nnd goes to tho
covcrnor.
Ailmlu Manor lVMreslnn.
M f Hill, ncRio chared with
posseifslnn of lhiuor. ontered n plea
rf pulltv beforo county court Wod-
iedav mnrnlntr and was sentenced
in servo 67 days In the count jail
for 'ho olfeiro
in 1
Til i. Hiii
i w ri ti ":
ii tin. it UI'I"
H ill I I'lll i .
Ih'Iiii? roitvi spl. ii-
dldlv l.itely nnd shuilld Itue -li.cikiy
n rial sfrap.
I
Hhdtltey Iiiih been In Jlnt
several Weeks llvltm t lit
life" away from llroiidwny
effort to reirsln form that
few months iicii madn him
tho Kreatest buntnuis Whether ho
still has tho stuff that makes n
Blent flBhter should bo determined
tulilBht, as Hobby Is a lever and
rilBKed buy and will make thu best
of them step
Tim (iirrer of Hlinrki')' offers ii
lensoli that ctory Joiiiik mill nm
lilt Ions iithlctr nnd ccry joiiinc
limn tilmiild lic'i. When .Iimi
lijncli wnt 1 1 1 iti down for llio
count sctenil wii'lis nun nnil Hoy
Mourn followed with uniitlier
kiKN'koiil a few weeks Inter,
Hulitcr. 0 Hut ho coiililii't hIjiikI
Ills enrcer us a topnolilicr.
Sliarkc), coiiiiicror hint ear of
llmtiiy Wilde In tlic hitler's first
bout In AiiM'ilrn, wiim ii uri'iit
flBhlrr. Hut lit' couldn't slaiiil
prnsM'rlly. ml tin" mad tn
olilhlou ' wiim cM'ii iiuiro sist ily
1 1 ut ii w mini to faiui'.
-
Jimmy Itlley wants nnnther bout
with Hay Holt. Jimmy lost to tho
latter In n 10 -round scrap hero last
week and askii for another rhaino
with thn pheuoin from (Jharlln
.Simon's stable- Jimmy Is entllled
tn another i:n with Holt. Theio
was never a dinner or morn IikimiIiIo
lad In ik local rlnK than tho hard
worklni; boy from tho Cosden in
finery. Ho always has Riven his
best In scraps here. There s anion
when Hlley's In thu rlnK.
-1
Hut till) Ix'St inil'l of It Ih In tho
manner In which .llmiiiy usl.s lor
a rvltirn Intnl. Ih" doesn't wiy lin
"out of hIiiiim', that old stall,
r offer nny nlber iiiii fur Ills
ilefrnt. Ho bHch Holt crclit fur
hi'liiB ii IoiikIi, t'leter nml hunt
lilltliiK Isiy. and In fact wis ho
iinilerestlmiiteil his thal's ability,
Kucli lsiyw im Itlley should ho lv
i'ii ciicouriiKCiueiit, mid In view of
Ills NiM efforts, Promoter Ciilln
linn should, In nil fairness, bIm)
Jimmy n relurii b IHi Halt.
$10,000 Purse Offered
for Title Cue Match
Yesterdag'ji Results
I i si rare, thrse-sUteent hs of
r it. lien llriish, first. Lady
1. s.n, nil; Hly. third. Time. 20
..iinils Ma by Time, Isllvlew,
I i .1 Ii Ish tSdy also ran
"lid rier, qnnrler mile -I'rt
I'lne, first; Ki'eililtV, Nsrond,
l . v Clnlr. ihlrd Time, S7 see
id' Ink Knp. hnndiin Whiff,
t ill, k llrndtey nlso r.in.
Third race, thre-llenth of
ti, di leeriie, flrwt; IMeky I'nd-
(,i h nil. Wild Itnse, third
Time. 20 2 .'. sernnds While
child Jd, Kuney Wttnkle. Mlsrt
(lilffi rln nlso mil.
routlh lues. iilurter mIM--Mnnnshlne
Wild Hill. first,
friendly K. seeond; Ited Hed
lloie, third Time. 2lt ll-S ser
i.iiiU Hilly Hnv. Iiuffys Malt,
Hush Heiilien slso ran
I'lfth niee, three sixteenths of
mile Ilusy Plnlr. flist, I'lvlnB
Htons, seennd, Mummy Hotan,
third. Time. 10 S-f' sernnds. Or.
nirt, Arasee, Cheorful Moments
ii I so rim.
Sixth race, quarter mile
Moonshine, first; Kenrless, H"e
ohil. Cinder I'litb, third Time,
t-f, seconds. Mls-i I'lnkey
Heir, The Tlcor also ran.
HT. IiflH, Msreh 2 - Manager
Hi audi Hh key of ilie HI I.'itliil
NiiIIoiihIh. In Invi'stlKatlliB 'he nb
is ii'e of l'll her Hill llcitha, ne
inrdlnK tti a dlspiiti'h from the
Cardinals t r a I n I n K amu nt
OrnnKe, Texas
Hertlen. who was obtained from
th I.os Arneles dub of thn I'n-1
eiflc CiiNMi liKue, In excbntiKe for
four plers, wits' reeently report
ed to have forwarded his wltcned
iiiiilriit to the loriils. but ioth
HlK has been fieri either of the
p.iper or player, nnd llb key be
llt'MH be In ,-i li'ildiillt.
The C.irdlti.ilM are haul (it work
pri 1'iirlnK fin their first, pame
HKslna the Philadelphia Amerl-
uiis nt llotis'iin hViturilay,
HOLDOUTS SURRENDER
YANK STOCK UP,
BAKER RETURNS,
I ' I
I Come Rack of Home-Run!
i KinK Makes Club !
; Flag Contender
Tex Richard Receives
Offer of $750,000 to
Hold Bout in London
Tulsa Favorite Boxes
Jack Sharkey Friday
I'lw Hei iili llrniil Yanks to Iteport
Tishi) I'ri'U and Mi'iiid to
loin Club liiiler,
NKW YOltIC, March 2 - Klve New
I York Aiiieriuiu Iihbiih playern who
i Imve been "boldliiK out" have siir
1 rendered and will report tn Mil miner
, IliiBBlns at Hhrevepoit Thursday, It
, was said. They ate; Wally HohatiB,
, inteher. Hob Hhawkey nml Jai k
i.JiiIihi, pitchers. Aaron Wind
Wallln 1'lpp, Infleldern
Walter I'ecklnpnUBh, sliortstup
I llf fntrrntlaril News HerMt t
NIW YOHK, .March 2. Ynnkoe
stork In the romltiK American
' lenRini p.mannt i;ir looks strotiBor
today than ever.
(lotMm fahs, who havs been pre-
! dli-tltiK' that Miller HtiBKlna' 1021
entry will dethrone the Chnmplon
Indians and win for New York Its
first American Ikiikuh i hamplonsblp.
are sure of It now.
The loaiHiu: ,1. Franklin Maker
is hack on thn Job.
The veteran third baseman, wh.i
spent 1920 on his Trappe, Maryland,
farm, has aecepted trms offered by
Colonels Huppert and llmtnn. lie
In
few duvs to
lot of HtretiBth
New York in--ne7er
was, In
fielder In the
will arrive hem
1 sIkii his contract
, linker will mid n
, and balance to tho
, field. lie la not
, fuel rim flashiest
i bUHlncss. Hut he Is steady. And
, ho enn lilt. With J. Fran kiln's lar
' rupltiif power added to that of Huth.
i.mt I I'll'I'i Ward, I'ecklni.dtiKh and the
",,u ' . . ,1 .....1... ..I ,.,iir,l..rra'
inn. lil 111,' iiiriiii" in
row." the Yankees; are boIiib to be
NKW YulIK'. Manh 2 -Tex
Hlt'kard, promoter of the lump
sey-C a r p e n t I e r heavywelKht
championship content, announced
tnnlKht ncelpt of a 750.UUO offer
for the bout at London. Th offer,
In cable form, was signed by
M.'OrB" McDonald of the London
Olympla. ltli kard, who has un
til the end of th month to select
a site for the contest, nnnoumcil
today that 1 would Blve thu
proposition "ilue consideration
M. E. CAGERS VICTORS
I Irsl .Mctlnxllilx 'r,, iirsi Chris
lliini :t l tn In .Sunday
Scliool Irt'nBiio.
The First Methodists Inst night
defeated the First christians 31 to
1 I In tho Church Ilnsketli.nl league
on tho Y. M. ;. court.
The lineup;
I - (ill I'lH. FIlM Clw. (II)
and Hob Meiisel. ullllty player. fiae tlm nlKlilmare o every piwuer in
not elKhed. but IIiibbIiih believes tho American lenBUe.
they will report with tho other res-1 Vnnkeo officials aro Just as en-tilui-H.
j thusliisllc over Hnker'a return iih are
Norman McMlllun. a Ynnkee urns-. tho fans. "Maker teporta ho Is In
pei t from tin tlreenvllle. Hmitb At-
In till' i lub, Is perfonnlm; brilliantly
Nehriiskn Wild MIH'w victory In the
foutth raeo of qunrter-mllo over
Mm i-l.ikHlcst field, of thn six races
feiitnreil vesterdny's prnurnin of!
Bre)linuiid riir.es at Mldcontlnent
p.irk. Nebraska Wild Hill, sold re
rently for J hlBh prleo came Into
hi own after ru ii ill iik nut of the
money In a dlsaiipolntliiR race n few
days iib" ami won after a thrilllmc
three-cornered flxht. with Friendly
Fiix and Hed Hed Horn) closo nocond
nml third.
Nebrnska Wild Hill showed his
class early In the men when lie
wnrkyil blii way to the rail and tnok
and maintained the lead, prcrurlous
thmiKh It was, until the flnlnh. Hurli
splendid iIobh ns Hilly Hay. Duffy's
Malt and Hush Hcubeti finished out
of the money In this race.
lien llriish won his first race when
be captured tho opcnliiB event of
Ihree-slxleenths, wlnnliiB Iinndlly.
Ink Smi Is I I.iiol.
Ink Spot was cut off In the second
rnro while bntillnu with lied l'lne
and flnlahed (hit of tho money. Ited
l'lne, consldeied tho class or the
raeo ran truo to form and won
caeily.
Almost ns cnod a field of speed
ers as In thu fourth race facod thn
barrier In the fifth, which was won
easily by Husy Clair. Dr. Flirt, onn
of the favorites flnlshod out of the
mutiny.
Talent Distributed Today.
Talent I" well distributed In today's
card of six races which in art nt 3
o'clock and it Is probably the brut
balanced proBram yet offered.
nt the Hhrevepott ramp, it wns re
ported today Vesti i ilny ho hit thn
t nil over ilasscr park fence tin en
times. Tho New York Nationals'
recruit sund arrived lust nlBht ut
Kan Antonio and was ordored to
practice, today.
M'KECHNIEsiGNS"C0NTRACT
I 1 till..-. I I. 1.1.. .,
, Klltlll I'UlliJIWllll liee(iii,i iii i'jm n 'j -
'off," said Htislness MnniiBr Harrow
First M
Henry F Itlrch
It. Carnuhan Vet'hon
Wilson C Oibhons
Schue tl McArthur
II. CarnnliHii . . .f) I. Ksiill
(loals from field: Henry 4, it,
Carnuhan I, Hdnie 6. Wilson 2,
Vernon 3. (Millions 2, Mlrch 1. Foul
Kunls- ll. carnuhan A, Vernin 2,
M'ibstltiitions. Cramer for Mirc'i, '
uircii ror r ismiiii mcoii ror wn
son." Hefcrce: F.lbel.
Former I'lralo Inflelder Itcports to
.Millers at Oklahoma CIIJ.
IM'ITriMUltdH, March 2 -- Joe
Cnntlllon, inaiuiKcr and part owner
of the Minneapolis club nf the Amer
Unu association, wan In this city yes-
' leulay nnd nnnoiinred Hint he had
siBlied Hill MrKechnle, I'lrate In
flelder who was recently sold to the
Minneapolis club. McKcrhnlo wilt
if purl for duty at Oklahoma City
.March le, be said, and ndded thill
ho was pleased with the transfer.
today, "and ho expects to be able
to whip himself into shape ns speed
ily ns any of tho seasoned players.
Ho will surely add a lot of stretiBth
to thn tenm nnd wo aro mlBhty
Bl.nl to wolcomo him back."
bantamkgis1iatched
JlMl
Dyncli to I lat I fc .Ion Illinium
ut lociaiin .Miircn in.
I.KVKl-AND, Ohio, Mnrch 2
Joe Lynch. banlamwolBht champion,
has been matched for 10-ronnd bout
with Joe Hurman of C'hlcnKo. .Man h
10. Uurtuan is to make 118 pounds.
Kansas Must Keep lCuBUBcmcnt.
MILWAUKi:!:, Wis.. March 2
Hocky Kansas 'will keep his etiBiiB"
ilicnt to box Hlchlu Mitchell here
on March U or a complaint will be
filed with the Wisconsin boxltiB
commission thnt may result In tho
Hllffalo boxer belllB barred from
this state, was tho ultimatum sent
Kansas TurHdny nlBht by Tom An
drews, promoter of tho match, who
says that advance sates already aro
nun ii than IIO.UOO.
Oklnhouui Natural .Sues Inland.
DamiiBs tolalltiB JGI.G1S wero
asked In a suit brought In district
court Wednesday by the Oklahoma
Natural (las company nsalnst tho
Inland HeflnltiK company, tho
plaintiff nllcglnB tho latter company
failed n carry out Its contract to
furnish cars and transport
uiinntiilcH of Biisollno from
gnsollnc plants operated ny uio kub
company, to tho Inland refineries.
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AIIcbciI .Mall Mandll Freed.
COUNCIL MLCFF.M, Iowa, March
2. a Jury In federal court acquit
ted Clyde l'offenbcrficr, Indicted for
complicity in the IlurllnRton mall
cir robbery In thH city Inst No
vember, after beltiB out four bourn.
International Directors
to Pass on Akron Sale
NF.W YOHK", Mm eh 2 Tho
board of directors of tho Interna
tional leuKtiu will meet hero tomor
row to pass on thu salo of thu Ak
ron frnnchltfa to Montreal, It wns
announced hero today by President
John C. Toole. It Is expected the
salo will bo ratified and the schedule
revised.
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30 DAYS TO PICK
A TITLE GO SIGHT
Tex Would Stage Bout
in New York City
Others Considered
ASK ORATORIO VOLUNTEERS
At-
PrnsiM'ctho Singers tin Ited to
trniT Tliurstlny llelicarsjil.
Loml men nml women singers
who would like to take part in tho
presentation of Mendelssohn's ora
torio mnstcrpiiico "IJIIJah," by tho
chorus choir of tho First Christian
church beforo Disciples of Christ In
stain convention assembled at tho
Tulsa church tho ovonlns of May 2,
'are Invited to attend tho weekly ro-
large j henrmil of tho choir at 7:30 o'clock
woven i luursu.iy cvcninK. . nuiiiuer oi nn;
Hubby HiibIics
Hobby Hughes, New Orleans ban
tam, ono of. tho greatest ring favo
rites In Tulsa, tomorrow night cn
Biibch In ono of hit toughest bat
tles when ho steps 10 rounds with
Jack Sharkey, a former tltlo con
tended, at Hot Springs.
NKW YOHK, Mnrch 2 T. s
guessing contest over tho probai n
site of the Demiisoy-Carpentler fiKlr.
was renewed today.
With Tex Hlckurd ready to p.,
tho idle of the lone promoter n, 1
, the Mradj -Cochran ttuusfrr papci t
properly signed, tho miming of
locution for the contest Is the .
(remaining point of Interest,
1 Itlckard has 30 days In which
Iscloct ii site, lie hopes lo be ,
jto make tho selection within a fl
night, however.
1 Ono thing seems sure since I', ,
'aril hns taken over tho big bmr
i will not go broad. Tho peer
, promoters wants to stage It t .
I hero In New York If possible
tho dale has been definitely net .,
July 2, Havana Is eliminated. T'i
'July briind of weather In Cuba Is ton
torrid for any pair of gladiators
I Hentnn Harbor. .Mich., has rcct
ly been given consideration nn n t-l "
uy me jiioiooivr.
HlcKnnl lias nlso the nrrer ri,' i
Canadian syndicate .to fall hndc
and New Jersey is very much in ti..
running and continue to remain
ror a while, even though the Inn
of rounds In tho "skecter" BtnU u
twelve.
Close friends of Dm prom t r
hinted today that with boxing
good favor at Albany and no dat
Berlins opposition to the bout heir
staged here In sight nt prtscic
Gotham will get It. It Is nllogetlv i
possible that It will be staged utnlc"
conditions thnt will eliminate t.cr
ous objection u generous pen en'
age of the receipts may bo dlrc d
Into chnritahln channels.
NKW YOHK, March 2. -Charlm
C Cllne, a local billiard academy
proprietor, lodnv offered a purse or
IIO.OOI) for a worms ciiaiupionsuip
I ft. 2 balk Hue billiard champumsmp
tweeu Willie lloppo anil KUimru
lloretunns. The offer Is couilllloncd
upon the p!a)crs iiKreelug to play
1,800 points.
Tris Speaker Slams 2
Homers in hirst Day
CLi:Yi:LAND.Ohlo, March 2 -
With Catcher Htowi O'Neill serving
tho ball in batting practice,' Malinger
Tils Hpenkcr of tho Cleveland
Indians InniiBUiated the spring
tunning season at Hallux by driving
two nuns ovei iiie icucc. ai cut iium
lo advices received beie
Today's Entries
' First race, throo sUteenthH of
mllo Haby Time, Fallvlovv, Heal
IriHh I.uly, P.ichy ltadcn, Mrdl
clim Marj. Creole Bun.
Second race, (iuarler-mlle
Hlnck Jack, Miss Dufferln. Tho
Tluer, Sltkum, Hecurlty and Wild
Irishman.
Third race, three-slxtencth of
mile -On 'lime, Duffy' Malt,
Arnsee, Hush Hiiebeu, Dr. Flirt
and Miss Vindicator.
Fourth raciv Flve-olxteenths
nf mile--.Mission Hoy, Wildest
Dillon, Fearless, Horwick and
Ilusy Clnlr.
Fifth race, three-sixteenths nt
mill Alabama Jack. Honey
suckle, the Homer, Alhlna Chlci,
Welcome and Ink Hpot.
ftlxth race, quarter mile Kay
Cnuntv, Naomi, Hed Hed Hose,
Chick Hriulley. Mickey Clair and
Cheerful .Moments.
Legislative Sidelights
CONTINl'Kn KltOM PAIIIV TIIIIKK
should bo drawn. It also applies to
superior court Jilrlsts.
Seven Time l'i unit Scicn Down
The pure livestock tireedcrH as
sociation bad their bill against scrub
bulls before tho house this Hesslon
as It has been about six times be
fore. It was given short shrift in
committee of tile whole, house nnd
the usual hilarity over the obsequies
occurred. The tunui shott shrift
was Blven tho famous dog law ono
Intended to prevent canines frot
doing to the sheep what the Itrd
commanded lsiael to do tu tho
lllttltes.
Moth of these measures have their
pluce on all well regulated legisla
tive calendars and appear to get
strong suppuit evety where but from
legislators.
looks Hail for Tnllhliia.
A bill Introduced by Hcnator
Clark Nichols would stop all work
on t lit tubercular sanltorlum nt
Tallhlna mid repeal tho net of i s
tnhllshmcnt. Ho Is nn administra
tion mnn and lint given to shooting
at stale Institutions. The site Is In
Ln Floro county- Senator Joe Flem
ing IIvcm In Le Flore county, too.
and the administration looks with
considerable disfavor on the Flem
ing pulpy of otlng "naye" on
every measure that looks like an
advance charge on Stato Treasurer
leecraft's titrong box.
However, Morning is among tho
best llttlo abollshers of Institutions
In either buuse and may glvo fellow
members u surprise on a move
ment directed at the disestablish
ment of certain Institutions.
Ono of the laughable features of
legislation this week camo up when
Robertson of Oklahoma county was
begging Islle Kalter not to impose
the dutv of educating the blind on
the state superintendent of publla
Instruction, adding that he is over
worked now.
The abolishment bill was finally
changed tu give the slate board of
eitneallnn eliarcru of the blind, and
the bill to abolish the votutlonai Montr tin without qtuatton
noard Is also. directing the board of If lPjMT-3 ?i;i.J,i.Vl,ii"
l'd,.,.Cft.,'? l" .ML0" caK; - KJHSwk?;
'THAT LITTLE GAME"
By R Link
SAY. SAM (VlAflTHY
vOAS KXBLUH.' frtC
HooJ SOU ItAD A
GATKefJlN' OFooN6
ari Feti.eris oven.
To Voua PLA.ce, -5He
sbc TKAV HrrtV
Toto rtetv Yoo toffne
UAf.r NlfcMT L.
V CAH, THEM Bae YodNG ToaMBR
AelD ToMMSon BofS FGTCMSC At-OfJS
A couplk tjudks and we Playcd
SoMe Poker over Him.--I
CoMe Nl6HTb LOSIN" (viy FARM, "Too,
TCc Gcrr o& APtAVlM' SorAE NEW
FAN DAMGUITS GAME Tet CAkU
-SPiT IN THE. SVMV4': -
' SPIT IN TH' SlUK
6ooMD LU A
VULGAR PASTIME
TlMfAIMV, .
vyOOtoraTT
7 0
. feu no f?r-
BY : (TACKY - US A HUM V:J IM OUI4 rtf-
niembers of tho Tulsa Male Chorus
are planning to assist with tho pro
duction and a total of 75 voices Is
thn expectation of Krncst Prang
ta mm, choir director.
Mr. Stamm's ability ln musical
direction Is nlso being employed ln
thn Tulsa Male chorus, and at pres
ent In a new mixed chorus of about
100 vohs at Sapulpa. Mr. Stnmm
Is leading tho recently organised
chorus In preparation for a public
concert April It. Ho was In clmrgo
of tho weekly rehearsal Wednesday
evening nt tho Methodist church In
Hapulpa.
Sooner Aggie Matmcn
Compete With Texans
COLLFCii: STATION. Texas,
Ma"rch 2. Tho wrestling team of
A. ti. M. colloge, accompanied by
Coach 1 O. Jbnes nnd Athletic
Manager .lames Sullivan, left hero
todny for Stillwater, Okla., to com
pete with the Oklahoma Aggies nnd
Texas Ionghorns In tho southwest
conference wrestling meet March
4-ti. Following the meet they will
go to Norman, Okla., to meet tho
Oklahoma university team.
C1NCY RED CONTINGENT OFF
Superintendent Wilson has had two
fights, ono with ll(u;ernor Williams
and the other with Covcrnor Hob
ertsnn, his duty is to look wise. (Jf
course ho Is cx-offlclo head of the
stato board of education, but tho
other membets are appointed by
(bo governor nnd generally performs
splendidly as all woli bred appoin
ted! should. Then, too, with tho
higher educational Institutions, Wil
son has ticen committed!, regented
and boarded until a command from
him might command a merry
hooray, but no more.
Publicly ho can visit the 09111111011
schools nnd talk to such school
teachers us happen to call. Private
ly bo can swear at his enemies, but
being of 11 religious turn of mind,
that privilege it not Indulged In to
any extent. '
CI1V.1I1 of Officialdom.
Appropriations h.ivo brought out
that thu state department heads
agreo with the public on economy
and the fights to cut down and
raise appt opii.itions for another
makes an Interesting slud. but,
while Interesting, is nut refreshing.
This npplles with the stale Institu
tion.! as well as statehuuso depart
ments. Tho lesser ediirnilonal Institu
tions deelari that the normals nre
trying to get the Hoii'm sharo or
shares; the norm.ils talk softly
about tho state university and the
A. .t M. college and they, In turn. 1
tnlk of making such great models .
ns to make of tho others only of 1
secondary Impoi tance. Out In tho
backyard, where the mqst folks Ilvo 1
but who have no onn to appear 1
beforo legislative appropriation
committees, are the champions of
the common schools who claim they
take what Captain ljiarus had to
bu satisfied with when ho appeared
H tho door of Mr. Certain Hhh 1
Man.
And tho Iiicm Jt'imMo truth Is that ,
nil of them arc about half right. I
tho only probability of explanation1
is Hint the system started off wrong
and hns been glowing worse utneo ,
the original start. ,
They Havo No lleprcMMitallvc.
And It must be remembered that 1
there Ih no official representative ,
1 from the unfortunates of the elee- ,
mosynary Institutions, filled to over
flowing nnd tho population in
creasing rather than decreasing.
With three Insane nsyhtmps nnd all
crowded, the Inmates can but take
the crtims falling ream the appro
priation tables. Thi'HO trying to
are for them do their best, but
heir Inmates enn not lobby. It U
probabij no worse in Oklahoma
than elsewhere I ui is o-e of the
1 wrong font!) cf oui government.
Denies Wife Desertion Charge.
John Osenbnugh, arrested hero on
nfvarrant Issued In Kansas, charg
ing him with abandonment of his
wife, mado bond of J500 In district
court Wednesday after obtaining a
writ of habeas corpus and will re
port to tho court March for hear
ing on the petition. Osetibaugh de
nies he has abandoned his wife and
claims he has maintained her until
Inst month when ho lost his position
and came to Tulsa seeking work,
- - - -
KZEIU!
niKir Itehlnr ililn dlMat.
Tir Ii ctnt boi at cur iltk.
Cm.OMAI. IlRffl CO, -Aijvt.
Pat Mown lli-adi Squad if l'lajors
Coins 10 CImxi Camp.
CINCINNATI, March 2. IJleven
players nf tho Cincinnati baseball
club arrived here today nnd de
parted for the south, headed by
Manager Pat Mnran. Other players
who did not como to Cincinnati will
go to the training enmp at Cisco,
TeSns, directly from their homes.
It was said that nothing had beon
heard from Daubert, Housch, Groh.
or Kopfi holdouts, Wnlvers havo
been nsked for on fho latter player.
l)uaUrr Drmr Store for
klGHTMNi
liny Kurlyl (irt Hie Smtit Ynu Want I,
aBaVBBHHBB9a4yBCHHBBaBKa
Oracle of Balldom to
Meet Rogers Hornsby
OHANCli:, Texas, March l
Johnny Thompson, said by connm
Mack (6 bo tho world's grcatvs'
baseball oracle, will meet Hogcri
Hornsby when the star batsman 0'
the St. Louis Cardinals arrives thn
afternoon to ju Into spring ram
pages with the fcquad. Johnny
Thompson Is said to know the hi
lory of every big leaguer. His un
canny technique of baseball has
worked Jinxes acrors the continent,
fans hero claim and today ho hai
In his possession tombstones, fins
teeth, lifetime meal tickets, to
bacco for the rest of his day n
garnered from thos who pitted
their Judgment ngulnst Johnny.
Janvrlrrr Stock, Dllhoefcr nnd
Jack Smith arc yet to report to tha
Cardinals.
mm
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CATARRH
k of the
BLADDER
$4M, Sftttfll
Lean name LTVlUV
JJeira re tt fcoii nterftl U
Clipson Cleaning
(Always) Works
B AD1ES 51000 REWARD! "55
la BaraurDl'UiaUlr"Cannlsd. Sflr tWktta
tnaf thloct, nvtttotallnaU. kWonnju rurt In
llo(dr. N hnr. iln or InUrf trmnr- wttli wirlu
UJt2.l;riwiMhlrnth1). ISMUI IHI, IMMWij.
Hkt. AUtmnxtiwiuiuica. UUU CITT.M.
Kenyon Tires
These
Days
Should
Remind
Every
Tulsa
Motorist
That
That
That
That
.J
He should have us make
nn immediate inspec
tion of his tires.
The Kenyon Cord tire is
a full oversize quality
tire, built on the prin
ciple that the best is
nlways.tho cheapest.
We will make allow
ances on old tires in the
purchase of new tires.
We de retreading and
tire repair that is fully
guaranteed qu i c k 1 y
and courteously.
ELAM TIRE REPAIR
404 EAST SECOND
OSAGE 5062