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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
,nosh-r rin- Performance "a, Biiou.

/ Again this week the hes, stock com
many that Richmond has had since the
DAYS OF Larry" Ciiffen demonstrates lis
genera! versatility and rounded ability
by presenting most eXccllcntly a play
altogether different III type from either
of its two preceding hills. '"rhe Third
1p"Erec' ana "The Road 10 Yesterday"
IN it's performance of tho drainatIzn
ton 81 owen Wisters "'rh. Nirginian''
dewitt NeWinss company n the Bijo.
OFFERS an exhibition OF mounting and
acting that far transcends what any
one may reasonably expect OF a popu-
ar-Driced stock company. and again,
more than measures up to the standar d
set by--wcll. practically the average
road company.
For example, better setting than
mat of tho third act. Horse Thief
lass IS rarely seen on the stage OF
the Academy Of Music. while the work
Of Mr.. NcwinE and Mr. Bcrthclct. LAS
Steve and Spanish Ed. in that most
tragic scene would be we'll worthy Of
'oinmcndltion in whatever company
they might lie. These men are spoken
Of IL connection with this particular
act because il is during It's progress
that each has his most conspicuous Cd.
portunitY. but throughout the perform
ancc both Of them play admirably, Mr.
Hcrthclct accomplishing Il somewhat
rar" thing in doubling" with euua!
CONVINCING ness III totally diSSimilar
parts. Mr.. Now!ngs handling of this
scene. however stands out as an ex
ample OF how Il pathetic figure may be-
rendered yet more pathetic by due re-
straint and avoidance of the dangers OF
uvcrplayinr.
THAT very competent actor, Glen
Andera, adds new leaves TO his crown
by giving genuinely powerful per-
Torrance in the role Of Trampas His
unusually good makeup Increases the
s'niQcr quality which he imparts to
the character Of the vicious gunman
and cattle thief. Samuel Lynch proves
himself an actor OF much versatility
by playing Uncle Iicwie with consid-
crahlc humor making him seem really
an OH man. ana by doing tho bit OF
shorty Wits quiet force. BILLY" Put
nam, oil the orchestra plays the bishop
with the ease and poise OF the better
actors OF the old school. young as ne
is. and Messis. Thompson and Long
miro arc altogether satisfactory as
Honey WiggiE and Baldy.
Mr.. Ford is good looking and pIeas
ant in the title role and Miss Dudley
and Miss Ball make the most of their
small opportunities.
Miss scott is very charming as Molly
Wood, OF course, hut IL is the men who
count in THE Nirginian," and the mart
offers her little
Anothe: performances of the kind
that is well worth sceing-rcgardIcSs
OF tho scale OF prices
The management OF the house asks
!hGt attention be called to the fact
that tho THANKSGIVING matinee will
bcGin 1T ; o'clock instead OF 2:30.
ID. G..
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comparison, wi,h this theatrical viz
inS.s handling OF his opponents.
Good old Charley Grnpcwin has
boiled out Of Tho Awnkening. OF Mr..
ilpp ms thr"c-act play OF other
days the most amusing Of its scenes
and charningly assisted By Ann,
Chance. presents IT IN Il laut;huble
wins work is not only extremely funny,
hut-shamc on uS Tor knowing IL
wondcrfuily lifclilsc
Frawley < Hun, onea tho BIZ with
a clever GNnnaStic ;urn. chiefly ON The
swinging rings The comedy which
thcy claim IS not apparent IN The act.
The character approximations OF
Laura Buckler. who follows the opener.
please the audience
loo Morris and charlie Allen work
ia dialect SONG and pattcr and without
chartcter maie-up. Thcy get by fairly
The Just Nonsense" OF carl Henry
and Nellie Francis is lust slnp-siick.
ana rather rough at that.
Path"'s Weekly films as usual are
shown n the conclusion OF the pcr-
formancc.
HoucIa- Gordon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
Of South
Richmond
NEGRO GETS FOUR YEARS
john D"nnrII Convicted ON Charge of
cutting ttudoiph Eiicrson.

'ohn porneli. colcred. was found
e"'lty by a imy Yesterday in IIus,
lngs Court Part a., on the charge Of
i"lonio"siN cutting Kudoiph Emerson.
y ci%rh employed hy the Il l.. Sewers
pistillms Company. and sentenced IN
Tour years ia the peni,rntiary.
TIC assault on the clerk occurred
on October 3, Lilo store OF the com
pan!, on upper tiull Street. Following
4 quarrel, TIA" negro. WHO was u driver
Tor the concern dr"w - pruning knife
ana Sia>hcd at ltll"rsons throat \
deep wound was inflicted near nil,
!rSular N"!n. ~" was also cut il the
hack Donnell WAS held by Sir sewers
until tho police arrived
Hattie Randall. alias Haiti. Randall.
WAS dismissed Oh the charge Of f,lon-
iousIN cH'iine iynwood I'lomM". also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
BEDFORD AGHAST
AT STRANGE CRIME
While Husband Goes ior Doctor
to Attend Wife, House Is
Set on Fire.
EFFORT TO KILL ILL WOMAN
Daughter. Who Drags Uncou-
scious Mother to Safety, Finds
Her Covered With Blood.

topor' Of "a 'ragody OF somewhat mysteri-
near Fin, Hiil TOR Good View. in B.dtor.i
COUNT. was brought 70 this city ,his after
the residents of the Good View nciphborhood
IS L"urie Patterson. who recently moved
before last Patterson appeared at the oNire
OF Dr.. y. j.. Thurman. of'Chanbli.,burs rrr
wns dying az their home. Or. Thurman ~
ono. made ARRANGEMENTS 20 attend the c.s.
and with Patterson started FOR III. latter :
Before d.. Thurman AMI Patterson hsn
Fonc very far on their journey they we're
La"t by man Who informed them that -.
Patterson home was IN namc-. ~ Thurman
Immediately had Dr. Richards. Of Stcwnrt.-
proceeded OF their way Whom thcy .rriIaH
~ Pattcrson'h homo they fund inc hou>o
had burned 20 III" ground together with th-
entire contents. thc 'i"rceuess Of the flame,
heins 'Yhicien' 20 SCI on Tire ncnr-ns
with 900 chickens
RI" dsneh,..r o( Mr. Patterson ml., h-r
snd told them how She hal been awak-ned
ny some noise come time after he- fn,hcr
n .n., le:, aad upon going ,io"ns;air. hsI
h@i mother on hr". 81" wen, into lbs.
S %'nsr r9o y" a. n. s" Ss ana ,ona ~ mir.
with cuts on h.r ti,ce anj i,-e.., she
drhGsed NJ urconscious form from tho
bor' tocl. he woman Ia The hone OF q man
named Brown. al" liyci nearby.
Lnc last reports received rom her hcaaid-
Indicated thrt .ilr SGT vas uncnn scioi,f ana
the marks or her face anc arou hrr moutn
""f- sa'h a. Z" indicate that poison h.T
he-n rred ~ The attempt had been male
20 dc IL
Ju.t wha, enorts have been mad, to I'M
rave! ~" mystery attending this tragic &c
CHtr'nc" by the authoritie- ~ Bedford Cut.i.
~ haze not been Learned, but ,he people Of
the vicinity OF the Grim. are much Wrourhr
ur over IL n'd No. coubt some ,'cps Viii +.
taken 70 set 20 the bottom Of the affair
Mr. patterson had lived in tho vicinity az
Good Vi"v three tour years SL. 1. Pc
teacher az class In Tho Sabbath scnnoI and
'"iEh, mo Glars on the afternoon OF las
Sundh,-
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Three Ac,- lid for unnor. n. I.,rl,..

Dancing. athletics and fare" contend
10! nrSi place Oh the Lyrics bill this
week. and choice among them de-
rcrt~. IS always, upon the personal
equation.
Charles l.oNeUhcrg'S SIX American
bdnccrS--tnrec men ana three women
present - young kirm..ss OF their own.
Aside from fresh and pretty costumes
ana several dances marked by graceful
ana accurately timed ensemble wcr!I
TINS act displays tl!c stiff ,noc ability
Of us ircnbcrs 50 pTodirally that its
tnal" sound" like the combined cracklc
Of sis GatlinG guns
Jon Los!fssoii's troupe exhibits the
tricks of 'Glima,' = sort OF Iceia,,dic
.hu-iitsu, composed of catch -as-catCh-
can wrestling Cornish wrestling and
~" French saNat". o. foot boxing,
b!cndrd together into As prctty Il sys-
t'iu OF sell -'icicnSc as one could wish
l. see Josifssol IL the exponent "a
husky. fair-hairot: SlaN. ana his part
ucrS. TWO WIFI. lncn ana Il negro. arr.
thc goats. rEc familiar comedy mule
IL gentle Wilh Ills would DC riders in
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.p.p q. ", Henri To.Nipbt

Lionel Gicuis,cr. III" distinguish. ed
lending man OF ''l'cr % My Heart the
!. Hartley Manners comedy Of youth.
IN which Miss blanche Han will! mako
her local stellar debut ~ thc Academy
TO might ana tomorrow. matinee and
night IS AN actor OF unqucstioncti
ability and established reputation. who
has been found In tho artistic support
of many prominent stars. and has him :
Fclf achieved that big typed distinction
IN England. He essays the role OF
Jerry, who falls In love with pretty
i'cg. tie Irish lassic, heroine OF OIL
Vcr MCroScO'S greatest success
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
HEAVILY PUNISHED
Negroes. Who Threatened 20 shoot
Foreman. Fined $50 and Given Term

Nahhltt' Coleman and sonny
pp"d"n, "oiorcd were nncd $50 each.
required 10 give $500 security ana SEN
l"hc"d /" sin m"ntlts on the roads h5-
Justice Maurice yesterday ia Police
curt Part H.. ar ihc charge OF threat
rHln% TO shoot the foreman or the Al
!lson " Madison Fertilizer Company. in
me c"mpanN'S factory. y bondsman
coul" not b" secured. ana they will
nave 10 sr"nd . year improving the
high ways.
The prisoners we're convicted mainly
on IN" testimony OF .ioscpi w brooks.
foreman Of the plant. who HAL them
&t'rF'ed tn" tr"ubi" did not occur.
~ tn" otic", but ~ III" plant. 800 yards
away the negroes being arrested ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

The funeral services of Mrs Virginia
T. Gallagher. :iXty-thTce years old
wife o. y. j. Gallagher. who died Mon
day afternoon at @:30 o'clock in hcr
home. ":c cambridge street, sill he
held this morning NJ 10 o'clock from
Bainbiidgc street baptist church The
burial VIII lac iii Oakwood Cemetery.
BESIDES her husband. Mrs. Gallagher is
survived by TWO daughters Mrs. !. NJ.
Pnrdue ami Mrs Mabel Markham. and
iw" sons, } J. and J. II. Gallagher.
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Nurnri>c II,irI,

An enjoyable surprise parts wus
@i"cn last might To Mrs. samuel Book
man. ut the home Of hcr daughter. Mrs.
w. Y. owen. or ,Ti5 rowhatan street.
~ honor OF her aovontY-iif;h birthday.
The guests were her children. grand
children ana great :raudchildrcu \
program Of vocal and Instrumental ,uu
sc was rendered, after Which refresh
ii!t.tS Wore ScrNnd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
General News Notes

M oEster supper Will be given by the
women of Decatur Street Methodist
church in the SUNDAY school-room to-
morrow evening from = to u O'Clock.
Many new members wer" reported
10 nave been secured at the meeting OF
lndian"la Tribe. Improved Order Of
Red Men. Monday night The nIelnb,--
ship commirt"" IS working hard. and
only one more week remains before the
biz; initiation is held.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

The oak Grove civic League VIII hold
IN important meeting Tonight at 5
o'clock in the schoolhoUse. The school
building lacks &c tirc-cscape. and pcti-
ton asking for ono will bc drawn IN
Tor presentation TO the Manchester Dis
trict school Board = good road lead
ing 10 the school = also desired. and
the board viii hc requested 10 Tool;
after it,
Since the completion OF the school in
October. the need OF q fr.-escapc has
been emphasized
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
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>tNMII.I. HAND HURT.

special 20 'Th. Times Dispaisll
i-rcoericks burg Va %oyeinhe- s5-At -b.
,awmil OF sam Pic k"r IL Grange count,
~ thompson. oo!orcl. had VT, arm aty ~
chine'y ana tds arm Nus carried t. tho sH~
J. was almost severed b"tw.cu trc eihau.
apd stou!Ger. II. Was taken t. T'nt,,r-tt,-
Hospital Charlotte sr'ill" WHARF, THO arm ,,;,-
an DuiEteG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
Return With Much t.n:m~

Officer q. + Sh"rs" ANA Pierce IN
NeaVc have returned from :; week..
huntinE tfip IN Charlotte County They
reported game III that section 10 he
Very plentiful. more tham 200 rabbits
and birds being hagged by the ,wo
While there they lived III = tent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

Has Isl
Left 10 right, ION ro,-ucninmIn n
Clark. Lcrl
his picture posed iumcdintelv FOL
brides Third finger. ana repeated The
pledge OF "eopstn,, foitb ana ,,,,,,.
-. ''- ''''''''7
'"' "''"e 700" hrr 1ng from
The hand Of Acr lnoid of honor. ana i.
rro too rora.,t.d 4, rl.tro -, ,,,,,
am Io,... .,,o,,
~ '''' '''Se' OF me-
husband AS they knclt on white
fC! rug the uift OF the minister iron.
Peru. The Re-, l,bn %o,-,, e,vr. nro.
n,,,,,,,..., ,,. t,,,,t.,.i,,,
,i'. i.,,,,i,''
,,,,.a NAM .,,.ii. VIZ
~. -,,,,,, '''s''T" '''r9 80
''i1-'' 'i''H were ioS' i"i lhr
fiu,,. ~ 49,, ', ~ ,'i'N "'"l"-
,,n Mis- T..",,,, N,-l,.,,, l,,,
ia n.r si.tn~s sid. o,d ..,,...' "' n ,',.
,,i "''' T'N'" ''c' n'cN
-.
W. ' "'o"Nlha OF straight
S'''PrS' = cahNlhs OF
- "'t'''uE "l rlnm"s ana
r',''''I"' "ii" ne EiiFtrninS asSemhlaEc
'',S,' ''' ny" us 200 an" some odd
e"hpon'hi PARTS agile military aidc.
st'rrc9 I" ne aid al the principal
NJ i''''hS mat mtrN"d on
wy" room We're uniastcncd, ana for
''N AlhN'"S every enc Ulked to every
ono 'lar
"a" President and MIS- Wilson led
ih' way l" Tho iiiu, Room, Where they
N'.iNtu $40" ~ a!onH one sid" while
Opposite walked NJ and Airs Sayrc
;ho latter fairly bcamlne Ms she bowed
ana stlll~iiy nodded to those across
tnr Dom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

Judge Robert q Southall II will be
como effective on December l. but he
viii leave on Monday to tal5o up his
new duties AS house ietectiv. at Muir
phys Hotel. Until an appointment is
maze by Judge Southall. Oticcr Mike"
CosbN viii protect the peace in swans.
boro.
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uf uio.c inyltoG ONLY ,hrce Senator's
1,ero present
signal L. Given.
Nt aga clock tile signal was riyen
tu,,t al the guests had arrived and tho
.u.ler of inc Nnrir, ISond concealed
oahtnG palms In The main corridor.
brought The woddius party into line Of
profession with one Llast
I'irst. Alrs Wilson descended inc
asia staircase. escorted by Colonel ".
W Harris ,lict uide to lhc President
sine W;s followed iy Joseph H. Wilson.
rother ~ tho President. ana his w,fr'
eGd Mics Helen Woodrow Bones. a
cousin Il the Presidont. escorted by u,
Gary !. GruNsou. Commander Need
uI.n 4. $ ~. escorted Mrs Sayra.
lacther OF the groom They took rhusi
pl.cts on Vie loGt cf tho dajs whore
Ih cldN party stood
Ehe f,vN sylvester " Beach. - Il
~ PRINCETON, y. u. attirtd in q collie
state gown. UItn \ minister's hood ,,f
rhiie silh entered prNt. with the Rev.
Johu Sewn S0yre q brother of The
-rccn. The lattoV's whit. surplice OF
slte Itp.acopaiiar form. was in marked
contrast 20 Tho dark vostmcnt az his
colleague. There was paus. uf ,uo-
ilcnt ana Then stir OF Suppfe sa.d cN.
'licncut 80 tho nrst strains OF tho we'd
Hine lnarcn, from LcNengrin." am
s1ruuced ;ile coming Of the hridc IN.
lTiHssT""iH and the best man came
Gown me main siaidW;ty just as tie
Fund 81 the clock pointed 80 i3D, ami
lr"ceedol u9 TIE aisle 10 the altar.
itte me, awaited tn" members OF
fAe bridal party. Mr. Sayre wore y froci;
cost ihintiy striped trousers ana a gray
NccNhe ~ 20 best man. Or Wifred r
t'feniei. was attired almost idmiicaliy
'"a SAME
brilliant NpcctncIc.
Ihe iotIteen military usherS ireoeJ-
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Count. officer ,;csia.n..

''e"rg" l. farrell who has solv,, Tor
Zen years on the chesterfield County
police force. has sent his resignation 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
ADJUSTMENTS

tcndc.ay--"PcI ~ Wy Heart"
!yrir-tNcith Vaudeville. matinee
unl night.
HiiOu--''Ihr NiISiuinm"
tOlGniul--N audeYiilc.
Observation-Disclosures.
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Mrc.inu OF civic I..uru,

Seventh and Hull street. nft.r they had
loft the premises
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ut tliosc inNlscG only three Senator,
,.arC prVsCut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31
THEY IRA|LED A
BLOODY PANTHER
HUMOROUS INCIDENT-OF y. VI.
{. \. ACTIVITIES ~ SpNN-
INNN MOUNTAINS.
CAMP BREAKS UP To-Day
Has r>cccdod Expectations of Lead.
crs-1ulsa Boys TO Rctirn
Home Tomorrow.

An Indian corn-stalk shoot by fun
blood Cherokees. stomp dance, an
Indian ball game and a panther
hunt" are some Of the activities en-
gagged in during the past week by the
boys in the state Y. NJ. c. A. camp in
the Spavinaw mountains.
A message from Secretary Buchncr
II the Tulsa y NJ G. A. yesterday
brought word that all in the camp
are well and every fellow is enjoying
the time Of his life.
The panther hunt engaged in dur
ing the campfire period Thursday
evening was hair-raising event. ATT
er trailing a crying panther" for three
hours over the roughest of the Spav-
iuaw hills the leaders decided the
Joke had gone far enough and G.. II.
Fenstermacher, y. NJ. g. a. secretary
of Muskogee. who had been Initiating
the cry OF the panther. stepped into
the trail and bunch Of Sold" hunt
crs trouped wearily back 10 camp.
The morning group classes In tho
study of the principle 81 leadership
closed their sessions yesterday ana
the final session OF the camp will be
held tonight.
Tulsa Monday evening. Among the
visitors at the camp last week were
X. 5. Fellows and +. +. Bossard of
Tulsa and Dr. Bonell and son OF Mus
kosee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31
CLASSY HORSES
FOR LABOR DAY
orr NING DAY on Tulsa JOCKEY
tlIB RUNNING MEETING
TOMORROW,
ONE BIC Feature event
Some of The Old IaNoritcs Are In
trr,d.-Many New ones to Be
seen la Action.

Tomorrow will he IL blk day at the
fair grounds II marks the opening
of the iull running race meeting. 4
special program mas been arranged
and among the list appears horses
from the far east the far west and
Canada
The feature event of the day Will
be the flfih race IN which are entered
numerous handicap winners Of can
ada ana Montana tracks. This race
VIII no doubt attract considerable at
tontion among the horse players and
Will no doubt result IN very spirit
ed contest, as each horse entered
seems 10 hayi an equal chance with
the others.
Eva Tauguay. the frequent win
ner in Canada his summer. ltaquctct
who won big race q few days ago
at Mineral Springs track, just out Of
Chicago, viii participate IN this race.
ora Lad. also a high class horse, who
has numerous brackets to its credit
is entered IN this event Old coin,
also "a winner on the Montana track.
ana others Will run this race.
Entered IN the fourth race ls
Frank Wooden. a locally owned horse
named In honor Of the mayor Of Tul.
ga. should this horse do as well on
the tracks as the mayor does IN m"
city it Will come home with the
bacon \ two-ycGr-old horse, named
Jim Thorpe. after the fam Gus Chr
lisic Indian who is worlds cham
pIou athlete. Is entered among the
-ycur-Olds I'm the second race.
Jim Thorpe VIII have 10 perform like
his uamcslkc I'm order 20 keep dp
with this bunch of youngsters, as
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31
THOMAS WHITE.

Thomas White was born iu
Warren, Pa, and has been in the
supply business till the last three
years. He is one Of the few men
who have given their attention TO
securing an economical admins
trtiiO OF the affairs of Tulsa. He
is one )f the town builders. one
of the few who look. ever with
an eye 10 the future. He Is one of
the most substantial citizens nf
Tulsa in any and every respcct
MIR. White has come down the
Inc IN the oil business from
pennsylvania, through Kansas
10 oklahoma, and he has been
one of the people who ever her
aided the good word that the
oklahoma field was the best i'm
the United States. lie has ahid-
ed herr for more than seven
years, and ne owns one of the
most elegant homes in tibet city.
lie devotes himself entirely to
his personal business, which is
why he is not more generally
known. lie is director Of the
Commercial club, director Of
ana has been factor in everv-
thing which makes for the de.
volopment and the further
growth Of Tulsa. He is also one
pt the largest individual oil
producers in the Mid-Continent
field.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31
noted MANAGER
TALKS Of CARL
'NiOlTN" MONTil1H VISITED
TULSA YEsTrRDNN-Nl\N-
AGES JOHN DUNDEE.
believes N SAPUPlB
Declares Morris WIN Vet BE the
tJampion-Dundcc 10 Fight
Nulgast AZ Los NugClc-.

'Scoty' Moutcith Of New York
| CITY, manager ~ the English light
WeiIht fighter johnny Dundee,
stopped off IN Tulsa three hours yes
tcrday on his way from Los Angeles
10 the Atlantic coast. with him vas
/ Bud Pagan, who Is to meet Knockout
Brown IN Il lO-Tound engagement at
thc st Nicholas 4. G, In New York
| City In September
Monteith expressed great surprise ~
the city he found here. He is a per
sonal friend Of Carl Morris. the Ok
lahoma heavyweight and says carl
is more popular in sporting circles
now than he ever was before. Mon
! teith also announced that Dundee had
been matched to fight twenty rounds
with Ad Wolcast at Los Angles next
Thanksgiving Day. 1t was to arrange
TINS engagement that MOntcith went
TO the coast
Carl Morris is doing now what he
should have done in the beginning"
said Monteith. He is transforming
around, taking on all comers, and you
VIII not that he is putting them all
70 sleep In three rounds or less He
be- getting valuable experience. II he
had done this same thing before he
went 70 New York the first time he
would not have been whipped by
Jim Flynn. ! saw that fight and
Morris made a hit with me right
there. He showed more gamencss
than ! had ever before witnessed in
the ring. Today he could easily de-
feat Flynn. On the Pacific coast the
sporting experts believe that Morris
is now the best white heavyweight in
the world, and there are many who
are OF the opinion that he can beat
Jack Johnson or Sam Langford.
see that the latter two shines are TO
fight ig Paris, France. Laugford will
beat Johnson and everybody will be
glad Of IT, Morris is again IN New
y ork ! understand and as he is "A
big faNurite back there / expect to
'rc him I'm some good matches in the
near future. | really believe that he
viii set be champion.
Montcith met billy McCarney, man
uEcr Of the late Luther McCarty, in
Los Angeles. lie says Mccartney is
FOB begin shortly a twenty-SiX weeks
vaudeville tour, showing pictures Of
MoCarty and lecture on the Inflated
boxer.
"MyCarney is anxious 20 get the
management Of Motifs said the
manager Of the British title-holdcr,
land he told me as much"
TULSA is certainly great little
city" remarked the New Yorker,
"aud ! was greatly surprised when |
stepped off the train hero and saw
the hig buildings and such activity on
all sides
Monteith ordered several copies Of
the Home and Progress number of
the world TO be sent to him in New
York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31
No SPEECHES 1T
THIS CONVENTION
STRANGE MEETING TO BIZ HELD
At CENTRAL PARK. TULSA,
ON LABOR DAY.
DEAF MUTES Will Gather
Are Coming From Many States to
Take Part i'm Program of Athletic
Events and Picnic.

The most unique convention ever
held in the southwest Will take place
tomorrow at Central park, on East
Sixth street, when scores of deaf
mutcs will assemble in response to a
call issued some time ago by local
organization Of deaf mutes.
There will be number Of speech
es" and discussions In the sign Ian
guagc and an extensive program of
athletic events is scheduled TO occur
IN the afternoon. Prizes viii be
awarded the winners of the various
contests.
At least zoo deaf mutGs, including
men, women and children, will be in
attendance. They will take part In "A
picnic dinner a, the park and will
spend the day there.