The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
DopIno Out Art.

And nnkeA n pretty scent;
Both sky Rndefass then look the part
] must adrxt But is this Ant?
when aky is painted green
And grass Ii painted blue,
Ny mind In quite serene.
For then | have my cue.
The picture then delights my heart
know full well that this is Art.
Exchange.
When. the picture of maid
Gretts my keen. artistic eye.
In the usual garb arfayed,
Covered up-well, shoulder high
Fun we'll the maid may look the part
We must admit. But This amt Art.
When the picture Of a maid
Some ap1tstic soul doth weave.
In no strand Of cloth arrayed,
Or 4 triffe less than Eve
Well. u may give me quite n start.
But ! look on-for this n Art
Leaving aside the morality OF the pres
ent argument. can you imagine Mr.. Dar-
cy re-enterinE Australia and Mr.. Welsh
re-entering England about the same timc
the troops return home and being well
coined ~ national heroes for the fame
they have achieved IN America Or
You can almcst see the crowds leay-
Ing memorial addresses To Anthony Wild
Ing. Jack Graham and Norman Hunter,
among others. In order TO yield wild sc-
claim to the returning ten-round con-
uuerors. Or can't you!
The Fellowship Of Sport.
Even In war there remains n certain
fatlovs shto In ss~ort that nll th. hstved NJ
international strife can't destroy.
:. When Norman Hunter. the famous
after . certain hattie. no man worked
harder 10 discover his fate than one Of
played soif with Hunter in Enslsnd be.
fore the. war. This officer spent nearly
two weeks working upon every elew be-
for: rsRortins that Hunter s nndoue,sdly =, ts,iy
unknown grave. Which makes the case
al the stronger In that Germany has
lee OF the tradition of sport than any
other leading country except Russia
lsek,Ns 20 teiy-Ns. 4 oe,s. .
For the flrst time In American coll
history va have one man out TO defend
two chAmpionships this budding year
the open and the amateur. Chicks dou.
bic triumph last season undoubtedly will
give him . world Of confldtncs for the
new campaign. but u n hardly IN rsa.
sop that hs can successfully defend both
As great q medal player a. the chicago
atar 10, bile hardest WORK will coma N
the open. where he win run ageihnt such
eontendsrs 40 Jim Barnes. JOCK Hutch.
lnson, Walter Hagen and other leading
TvsnS -, ch.rce IN rshs . suc.
csasful defensive stand 10 In the anna
teur There 10 stili doubt as 10 Ouimst'i
rsinstatenent. and further doubt ~ 4
Trsysr S SSS,y ns r. ,,:,s.,. &c. 70 o.S s q:
no cns s ssys w ana M sysn Ss"s ss.s. s
against the now champion. Bob Gard
ney 10 a fine golfer. but In something lik,
a dosen matches against Evans last yea
ths Hlnsdsis stsEoJallsd to record vic
With Evans. rrsvers and oylIAs
lA,nship would Be one of the creates
tournaments ever held. fot In addition 4
these three the assaults Of such golfer,
a. Gardner, Nirhy, etc, would carry un
certainty almost to the final Putt,
rl.,.:. y r ina I'm. H. HaS:s !sso. "a 70 ':S,I e.:
IN which TO rs.ss,sSiish Sis c,d ssm'
ana that 0uimet viii Be taken back Int
In fsSard "a. the open ehamp,onshlp. !
lan't lIkely the professionally VIII b
S:ssss -. ssSiH s from s 'S afs e., They they, hsv
Ms Tide Il about 1as 70 turn lhsif w1y
%Sss mon is''; is.'s 's;."SlSsss: !" :IsAt I '"
Not 10 forget. In the way Of a ne,
year. that 4 IL about time one G, Mac
was resumins opsratlonGs up where h
beionsa Connie has been aiumnnlns "a
the lakt tWo years, but the polite societ
q the game is now ready 10 weleoW
! Some NsW ohsws.
THE MNrter'--By Jeea Wiliavd
Have q Heert"--By any umpire,
The Man who Came Back, "'--iiy Rub
karQuard,
the FANS Nobwttat
You can have y0lir winter wind
HowlIns ikrgiGS the pines,
Dr. " coSb On tks iinss.
Yep cen have your gale Of snew,
H0loterlng and deNee--
bvt glvS me 4yeahsr pulling down
a ws''sp to The fsnes.
"Wiiiard with Quit circus shortly" |
which reepect u N better 10 be Q prias
flHhtQr than 4 Riroffo