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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
IS
BUMPED

Romeo Hagen. the local welter.
weight whom nobody around Seat
Ito could stop. got the surprise Of
HIS young life las; night at Brem-
erton. when Charlie Fox. champion
OF the navy, was awarded de-
ciHion over him after six fast
rounds. II was n hard and closely.
fought mill. and Hagen thought a
draw was the worst he could get.
but Ducky Doyle. who refereed,
thought the sailor had the edge on
points. Romeo IL so unused 10 los
ing that he felt little put out. and
offered 10 fight Fox again tonight,
or this morning. or any other old
time. lie will probably be reward.
ed with return match at an early
date.
Cook Goodrich, Of the marines,
went six rounds 20 a draw with
Louie Rue. OF Bremcrton and Slug
ger O'Neil. of Port Orchard. beat
Johnny Meas. another marine. In
four rounds. Harry Merrick, who
Is a boxer. went on with Flash Nel-
son In wrestling bout and got a
draw. He was substituting for Har.
yey Donaldson. who has a sprained
ankle. The Pacific Athletic club
staged the events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
WASHINGTON PARK
READY FOR GAMES

The Washington Park football
team has organized for the season.
with most OF the old players and
some strong. new talent In the limo
up. The team wants n practice
game for NEXT Sunday. and on the
following Sundays win be pre-
pared TO meet the best OF the local
amateur talent Address I'D Hun.
ter. manager. Hotel brunswick.
First and Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
ny aRANrlANp RICE

BOSTON. Oct. s.--lt's now up to
good old Matty. For tho first time
In New York's post season base
ball history. christy Mathewson.
the kidnapping Of the Giants twirL
ing squad. adorned the bench In the
first game. instead OF occupying
tho spotlight on the firing line.
For the first time In Manhattan's
post season history. too. the Giants
lost the jump by allowing Ioc Wood
and his teammates 20 take the first
game. Today Matty tries 10 70.
triove what the younger generation
tossed aside. II will be some job.
but there are thousands OF baseball
fans aud fAnnettes throughout tho
country who believe that big SIX"
viii be equal 20 the tAsk.
Wood pitched and Boston won.
That tells the story OF yesterday
battle. But Smoky Joe" was
doomed until his pals rushed sud.
denly In. and. led by 'pugnaclous
Speaker. yankcd him safely out OF
trouble. The edge lies with the
Red Sox now. but "NugKsy' Nc
Graw and his fighting aggregation
won't admit II. But the frat game
counts. and counts big. just tho
same II has lmbucd tho Speed
boys with confidence. and that IL
the big punch In fight for the
worlds baseball championship.
Ozark JEFF Tesrcau Ia almost
sure to pitch better ball the next
time be starts. but then Joe Wood
IL. too. Neither was IN top form In
the first game. although the Giant
mhstodon cut a brilliant streak for
the first five Innings
The Boston players are extremely
confident because they upset TeB.
reau. the terrible mammoth whom
they feared above all the other
Giants. The Giants also are corfi-
dent. because they not only see In
lhs Red Sox iesa powerful club
than ths Athletics. but because
they discovered they can hit Wood.
tho lacks the cool. calculating
poise Of Bender. Plank and Coombs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
SLIVER$: IS a
REGULAR FAN
He's the greatest fan In AND riea

Hes the greatest fan In Arnsriea
ls Prank ~allverA- Oakley. =
Yes. that 10 ~silvsrs." the twell
young chap In the picture. Hea
the ludicroua clown person flaat
does the baseball pantomtrnc 4 Tho
Orpheum this week. and he used 70
be with Barnum and Bailey.
Every spring "sllycrs" oakitg y
around tho bis league trAn'ne
camps. practicing with the boys
and getting pointers for hia act.
which has become famous wherever
vaudeville meets baseball. Every
summer morning. no matter what
town he Is IN. "sIlverH IL out at
the ball park loinlnE In the practice.
for baseball players all over the
continent are his friends. Joe
Tinker IL his chnm and Harry Davis
lie his pal ciiff Blankcnship. once
Scaftia's fnyorite catcher. gave
Silvers the cagcher's mIit that he
uses In his act. Tinker's bat. that
knocked tho famous homo run on
the Polo grounds In 1903 and won
pennAnt for the Cubs. Ia ora OF
thoae which slivers dlspiays II has
never hit A ball since II drove the
famous wAllop into the far cen,er
field bloachers Of tho Now York
park.
Oakley. out Of his clown makeup.
IL a tall. biue-eyad ciean-cut chap,
who thinks. talks. lives and acts
baseball. Also he plays Il. He has
caught Rubs waddeirn bcndsrs.
and stood up at bat before Chr'sty
Mathawson'e fade-away. When u
comes TO baseball players, he kno~s
and loves them all. They are a
fine bunch OF fellows. aays Sliyers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
IT'S UP TO MATTY
TO SAVE GIANTS

This trio werc simply inhuman. but
Wood haa shown them while he IL
game and flashy. HIS system Ii
composed OF a network OF nerves,
and that he II likely to become en-.
tangled In thom at any stage OF tho
game.
Boston won tho opener because II
had the punch In the pinch, both at
bat and In the bon. when tho show.
down came. Jake StAhl had some
body there with tho biz kick II
was either Wood. Speaker. Hooper
or Yerkea. but there was always
the right man In the right spot with
the right goods.
The Giants carried the more bril-
liant flashes. but they could not
run out their string Al the htg
spot they fell abort. but only by an
eyelanh. Tenreau had but Que more
man 20 handle In that fatal seventh.
with two out--but he couldn't
handle him. Tho Giants needed
but one moro hit In the ninth---
they didn't got II.
boston had but one opening. II
was enough. The Giants had
three-they weren't enough. And
there. gentle reader. you are.
Boston danced 10 the melody Of
II want what want whom | want
H." And what's more TO tho point
they got H.
Viewed from the angle Of the
first battle. Boston. by trimming
Matty this afternoon. would be In
n position 10 close the series Sat
urday. Falling before him. they
are likely 10 bump into a better and
more compact pitcher when they
next face Tesreau-
boston han shown It's attacking
power and sharp fielding ability.
Tho Giants main show rNaia With
Matfy. Tesfeau and Marquard pitch
ing up TO top form Ordinary pitch.
ing cant turn the trick against a
club likely to break up the game In
any inning. with any section Of III
batting order up.
Yesterdays detailed score tells
the Ntory Of the battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09

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MAKES NEW RECORD

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 9.--With
90 pounds up. Miss Thorpe. at 30
To- /. broke the American record for
a mile and 30 yards at Churchill
Downs, covering the distance In
1889 flat. The previous record was
held by Col. Ashmeade. who set
the mark at 1883 3-5 on the same
track. October s, 1911.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09
LOGAN vs.. FRANDE

OAKLAND, Cal. Oct. 9.-It will
be a case OF the army against the
navy when Frank Logan. middle
weight champion of tho army
meets Sailor Frande before the
Wheelmen's club here, In a ten
round battle tonight. Six fast
six-round and two four-round bouts
are on tho card, in addition to the
main event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-09

AsbuRY HaRK. N. j.. oct. D.
Stricken VIII heart disease. Vim.
J. Finley. 30 years OF sSe known
as MIA" Finley, I'D al hin homo
ne'e yssterIa>- Finley was catch.
or loI inc SOW York Giants whom
nv On the championship Of the
IA In 1883.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31
A DELICATE JOB.


st. Louis Globe Democrat; THE
old apple tree near AppomattoN
Courthouse VA, under which Lee
surrendered TO Grant, long since car
ried away piece 10y piece by souvenir
hunters is to be replaced boy tree
planted by Woodrow Wilson" So
saws Washington dispatch Prob
ably the occasion viii bo interesting.
Il may make votes for the democratic
candidate In that quarter, and possi-
bly, may enable him 10 carry Virginia.
As a historian. however Dr. wilson
ought to know that that AppomattoX
apple tree is a myth. II adorned a
teIo for several uoyelists, many ra-
contours and one brilliant verso
writer. miles ORenly' (Char'es q.
Ualplne). Irish American journalist
and Union soldier. who employed It
effectively in these lines, In a trb-
ute TO Grant;
IN yor ask what state he halls from
ca sole reply shall be
I He halls from AppomattoX
Ana It's famous apple tree.
Roscoe Coulling used this stan2a
In opening his address TO the conven-
ton VI 1850, presenting Grant for the
caul dacy for a third term That
SIP, cch gave the lines a wider vogue
/ than they had before that time MANY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31
HOLDEHYILLE Gets A
Good ROADS meeting
EXECUTIVE MEETING or MID
CONTINENT PROJECT PLAN
BIG DEMONSTRATION,

Al an executive meeting Of the MID
Continent Good Roads association,
held yesterday In the office OF G, s.
Avery Of this city, Il was decided 10
hold mass meeting Of Good Roads
enthusiasts at Holdenville, Okla"
about September /. President Brown
of the association, was detained at his
home In Sapulpa, but was represented
Yesterday by j, B. Dickinson, Of the
Sapulpa Commercial club, President
Brown VIII announce the exact date
Of the Holdenyille meeting within the
next ten days,
AZ this meeting steps viii be taken
toward actually mapping out the pro-
posed highway between CaneY KAN
and Denison, Texas. Delegations
from all points along the tentative
road viii be- present at the meeting
and the citizens of Holdenville Will
prepare an elaborate entertainment
for the visitors. At that time, ar
rangements viii be made for a per-
manent survey Of the road, also.
Tulsa win benefit materially by
this great north and south highway
said Mr.. Avery yesterday, "and ] am
hopeful that We can take aroglug
bunch Of Tulsa boosters TO the meet
ing at Holdenyile. Tulsa was the
birth spot of the Mid-Continent Good
Roads association, and naturally, this
city should take an important part
in an steps looking toward a culmina-
ton Of our plans"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31
down WITH TuE BoSsilS'

Everybody knows the third party
leaders are irreyocably against the
bosses and are strong fV the pee
null" remarks the Joplin Daily clone
They have been so ever since the 'hl-
capo convention refused TO tag MI
Rooscyeu Since then every time the
word boss is mentioned these leaders
bristle up like tortoise shell tomcat
and the words they speak and tho
things they think are indeed bitter
and vehement. II is their one pur-
nose In life to see that the dear
"pcepul" shall do MS they please ana
vote for whoever they please II they
want to-provlded they are favorable
to the third termcr.
Under these highly pleasing cond'-
tions II is a wee bit disappointing' or
at least surprising TO have Senator
plxon announce that Senator Bever-
iarc win bc temporary chairman OF
tn, coming Chicago convention, There
wasn't even so much as straw vote
,,.o,. II there had been, somebody
,,so would have been chosen. II was
II matter too delicate and coming at
,oo crucial a time in the third party
,,,,,.o,,,,t IA trust TO the impetuous
|,o,or ~ moro DELEGATES
- 4, ,,so more or less amazing to
49,, ,vmi,m Allen white instruct the
nn,ars 80 Kansas who TO vote for and
-, ord,r to make the instructions plain
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31
poiucal Adyeruhns),
Abbott Making
His Own Race
Not Interested I'm SEN
atOriai Fight.

Editor of The World The follow
ing paragraph, purporting 10 be u
news item, appeared Ia the columns
OF your paper Sunday morning, last
Leslie G. Nihack, son -in-laW
Of ox-Goyernor Haskell and can
dldate for congress, was IN Tulsa
yesterday, holding conference
with those Interested I'm the cam
puign Of himself and the eX-goN-
ernor. The meeting was held IN
the Brady hotel, W, D Abbott
NJ. r.. Cline, George y, Stanley
and Bob Davidson being present
This was evidently inspired for the
purpose Of creating the belief amons
my friends. who are ayowed support
ers Of Senator owen, that ! have been
working in the Interests Of Governor
Haskell. II was then expected that J
would rush into print, denouncing the
same as vile slander and thus Of
fend those who are friendly to Gov
ernor Haskell / decline TO be trap
ped In that fashion.
desire TO say that there Is not one
single element Of truth In the para
graph above mentioned, so far as !
am concerned. If such a conference
was had, ! know absolutely nothing
about II. I have never attended any
caucus wherein the interests of either
Senator owen or Governor Haskell
were discussed.
! am making a campaign Tor the
of County Judge nf this
county, and am not allied with any
faction Of the party, | have never
taken any part in any Controversy
with reference 10 the senatorial race.
and am working independently ana
solely IN the interests Of myself
/ have not been and viii refuse TO be
drawn into these controversies
WARREN d. ABBOTT,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

Put I'm jar OF water ana soak over
u.eht. or longer. until salt is all out.
Srrapc fish 10y holding them under
water as you scrapc Then beginning
To bone them 10y frs, cutting bono
near the tail with a sharp knife. Then
take the backbone I'm left hand and
slightly pulling it mp and at the same
umc prcssing knife under bone
scrapo meat away until all of back
bono and longer ribs are pulled out
Next commence on shorter ribs, hold
Gsh IN left hand. gripping bones
S. .ghtly and with knife in right hand
pick ont every bone. Run fingers
across fish to see if any more homes
can bc removed Have ready plenty
Of hot luttcr i'm frying pan, roll fish
IN flour or meal and fry I'm butter un-
N rich brown. Take un on hot
platter with a pancake turner and
serve at once,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

The world viii risk this prophecy
right now That within the next four
years Wuhm Allen white, Henry Al
len. Albert Bcycridrc, james Garfield.
Amos PmphoL Lincoln j. Stcficns. Al
fred Horny LcWls. Eugene Y, D'os.
Theodore Roosevelt Emma Goldman.
sam Gompcrs arI a few other notahies
now presumed 10 Doe widely separated
In political convictions viii all he rally
ing under the same banner They
ought to bee together now ana really
are. only some of them won't ad-
nit II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31
Green Beans for Winter.

When green beans are plentiful
and tender, gather and break off the
ends, Wash good. Now take a stone
lar. four or five gallon. Put layer
of salt in the bottom then beans, and
so on until jar is full. Place cloth
over top OF beans and weight down
Let them make own brine. If not
enough to cover, take salt and water
and make strong brine and cover
good. Watch and when scum APP
pears on top skim off
Soak overnight in cold water. Cook
as usual. win keep until time for
beans again.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

The New York world announces
that there ls no precedent for Wood
row Wilson or John Marshall to re-
sign their goyernships while running
for president and vice president The
democratic precedent ls never 10 re-
sign one office until YOU are safely
landed I'm another, and In view Of the
uncertainty Of the outcome We believe
both democratic governors are fuzzy
justified In holding on u what they
have rather than to cut loose and
possibly find themselves completely
detached from the public crib later on.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31
SHE HAD No VISIBLE
MEANS OF SUPPORT
POLICE JUDGE GAVE GIRL THE
CHOICE OF LEAVING TOWN
OK JAIL SENTENCE.

Florence Johnson. aged %, was
convicted in the municipal court yes
terday of vagrancy, despite hIr plea
to the contrary The woman was ar
rested in a down town rooming house
and evidence against her showed that
she had no visible means of sup
port"
The woman told Judge Houston
that her home is in Ochelata, Okla"
that her husband ran off with another
woman at Rocky Ford, Colo, recently
and that she had been living with an
uncle since coming to Tulsa. She was
given her choice Of a ten-day jail SEN
tence or leaving the city and she chose
the latter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31
Wants PAYMENT o + Note.

Marie Mcfarland yesterday hrouEh,
suit aaginst NJ. B. SHUTS, Lydia NJ
SHUTS and Louyina McNaughton, for
tho collection OF $500 and $S1.25 in
terest on n promissory note. whcih
she claims is past due and unpaid.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

Anyway, Oklahma has not yet been
compelled TO wrcstle with the hook
worm. no matter what other diii-
culties and troubles it may have had
TO meet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

many books which tell about the sur
reader. and probably viii live as long
as that cherry tree myth In the story
of Washingtons boyhood Appomal-
t,y is a delicate subject for demo-
cratic presidential candidate how
ever, as Prof. Wilson can guess from
the outbursts Of indignation from
some parts OF the south caused 10y
hls assertion, in one of his histories
that the Merrimac was 'worsted' IN
IFS encounter with the Monitor In
that iudgmont Wilson was correct ol
course The words which ne VIII
use in dcdicating the new Lee sur
render" tree viii need to go through
the hands OF the national committee
b, fore ho uttcls them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

"Nine good rcasons-all strenuous
why ! should be elected register oi
deeds Is the description OF an at
tractive cut on the campaign cards
of Lewis Cline. democratic candidate
for that office. The nine reasons are
mighty good ones-they are nine lit
Tie chorub- faced youngsters, who
look Ike they might consume con-
siderable pork and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

Nobodv can accuse Colonel Dennis
r. I5lvnn. the irrepressIble Sapulpa
editor and candidate for the rcpuh-
Ican nomination for congress from
the Third district. of not attending
strictly TO business and making good
au his campaign promises. At the
beginning of this campaign, Dennis
sent out cards announcing that he
was strongly In favor of Roosevelt
policies and proved his allegiance 10
one OF them by printing the photos OF
seven bright and smiling youngsters
that looked so much like him that he
ala not even have to label then
"Flynns." And now he is sendina
ont n second batch Of cards with an.
other Youngsters picture on the bacb
Of them labeled; Another reason foi
voting for Flynn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

The Tulsa World accepts edeerllMns m"
Cle ruarantso ,hbt hry have ihrro tunes ~
paii circulation " hll other Tulsa rI,u.
combiued. and ven write DO ''"
tract
STATEMENT or CIRCULAR 10"
MONTH or JUNE 1919.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31
Nnlllr ln AllnrnoNs.

owing tu the fact that the circulR-
ton of the oklahoma World Is now
I'm excess of $4,000 and the further
fact that our commercial rate Is $3.50
per inch, We are Obliged 10 discon-
unuc tho publication of court notices
ni the legal rate as established by tho
state Of oklahoma. -,
All notices published hereafter WIZ
a, charged at the commercial rate OF
.S2.S0 per inch. Above court matters
win be published In the Tulsa phily
World as heretofore at the regular
.l,eul rate as established by the state
WORLD PUBLISHING co"
Publishers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

Talking about states In the coming
the real slate that
will be put over II possible on the
people of Oklahoma: EX- -Governd
c. n. Haskell for senator l.. G. Nib
lack. Haskells son-in-law, for con-
gressman at large, and Fred Z, Bran
son, of Muskogee, HaskelIs right
hand man, for congressman at large.
II looks, however, like the slate had
been badly cracked.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

Judge Williams. of Broken Arrow,
candidate for the democratic nomin-
alton for state representative, mas
just slipped one over on his oppon-
ents. according to street reports. 1t
is said ne interprcts the law to his
constituents to the effect that the
state law requires the election of
one representative from in the city of
Tulsa and one from outside the city
and living I'm the country district AS
Il matter Of fact 1t don't matter
whether both are in the city or out
and n has somewhat "riled" his OPP
ponents. Williams has no opposition
outside the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31
IL THIS Is YOUR BIRTHDAY.

II is well not 10 make changes as
trouble threatens. Avoid II AS much
as possible by proceeding with
thought and patience along your ac-
customed ways. Keep firm COM
mand OF your spirit and 80 not allow
prejudice TO darken reason.
Those born today will be clever nut
Inclined 20 be truthful. Unless check
ed In time their fault will bring dis
aster upon them. Properly trained
their Imagination can bo valuable
along literary lines.
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After a BIT when we want TO see an
old-tlme shootin and kuhn We VIII
70 70 New York or Chicago,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

"Don't worry about that fcller. I've
got him IN my vest pocket ana can
deliver him when the time comes
i've cot something on him and he
don't dare turn me down" This
statement becomes "A common phrase
every time an election rolls around,
but somehow they always fail 10 de
liver the feller." That's why some
candidates lose out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31
WITH THE POLITICIANS

.We wonder if the candidates viii
retain the Quaker oats smile they
,,rre forced 10 cultivate while solicit
ing your moral support
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

John NJ Ingram hereby announces himself
az a candidate for Clerk o. the pisirict
Court OF Tulsa County, subject 20 the VIII
of the democratic voters In the August Prl'
mary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

George q. hhyne beeu! annueA,'s N..
candidacy for the Office ul htgtlrf Of H'.s.
al Tuna County, s.llel no lAo Nill ul 'No
republican ,utrrs N 1he August P''N1''e1.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

W. NJ. Mccullough announces his candida
ey for the office of sheriff Of Tulsa County
subject 10 the will Of the republican voters
st the August primary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-31

Conn Linn hereby announces ne eandl,
dacy Tor tie office Of County Judge ~
Tulsa County, subject TO The VIII Of 'I'
democratic voters Ia the August primary