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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-05
cleelna IHes yvatsr setelss.

The hot water bottle will not leak &C
the mouth II the stopper be screwed
In cold Immediately after the bag has
been filled, for the hot water causes
the metal socket to expand and the
cold stopper goes in slightly further
than If 1t too had been expanded BY
heat. After 1t Is in place 1t too begins
to expand and thus tightens and pre-.
vents leaking.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-05
In The District Court.

Bernstein Bios. have fled suit
against Il. L. Sisco and N Jacob At
wood. restaurant keepers Of New Shar-
on, on CLAIM for sl05.I5 for mer-
cha D5iSe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-05
HIGHWAY coNsULs TO MEET.
District Supervisors to Meet State
Consul Goodell Here.

District consuls of the Lincoln high
way-W. G. Haskell Cedar Rapids
eastern; A a. Moore, city, central;
and E. B. Wilson, Jefferson. western
will meet in this city Wednesday with
State Consul D. E. Goodell. Of Tama-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-05

Of Slater The other was George d.
Estes, aged 81. Of Ollie. who will en-
ter the coast artillery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-05
Father John S Medicine
For Dangerous, Obstinate
Colds. No Injurious Drugs

Never wait for a cold to wear
Oft wears away the lungs in
stead. Neglected colds often lead
to pneumonia. Father Johns
Medicine gives prompt relief
from colds and throat troubles.
Guaranteed free from alcohol and
: nerve destroying drugs upon which
many medicines depend for their
temporary effect and which are
dangerous, because they weaken the
body and allow the disease to get a
deeper held.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-05

II knowd twas coming them safe
enough" he told them all.-London
Mail,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
JESS WILLARD Is IN
/SPLENDID CONDITION
{ Champion Writes tn The World aud
Encloses Picture Which shows
Him to Be In Good Shape.

That Jess willard is In excellent
form right now and that he win be
at his best when he meets Fred Full
ton FOR the worlds heavyweight
championship, was the confident
prediction OF the champion In let
ter to The World received yester-
day Jess enclosed photograph
taken OF himself and Jack Phelon,
his sparring partner The title
holder says he could get into shape
to fight for the crown In n month
and declares that he Will win over
the plasterer
willard and HhelOn have been
giving exhibitions in various training
ca mps and cantonments and the
champion In Immensely popular
among the boys In the service.
less said that he may be in Tulsa
before his title go aud added that he
hopcr his friends Ia Oklahoma, who
have supported him since his debut
and those who ridiculed the big fell
low as championship possibility,
will be at the rlngside when he meets
Fulton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
ADDITIONAL TENNIS
COURTS TO BE BUILT
IhrCc or Four More Cunrt- tn BE
Constructed NJ High school
This Wcck.

Tennis enthusiasts ~ Tulsa high
school anxious TO once more wie,d
u racquet with the coming OF warm
weather, will probably act the
chance to soon wallop tho white
balls around the courts Three or
tout CuWis are to be constructed at
once on the vacant let next to tie
high school ana the court, win prob
ally DE ready Tor Use Ay next week
There are several excellent p'1y.
~ among the boys ana girls ~ tho
school and a fast team ig expected tu
he 'crt 10 ,hv state meet ut NuI.
man Tulsa hish school viii proi-
ably not have baseball team and
several diamond playcul are expect
"j tu enter the lisi OF tennis de-
Nutcfs
Under the direction OF Physical
Director T.. ~ Rnu tpuruamsu,
Tor hogs aud sirls II 10 be held lIr-
lnE the >prh,2 The PLAYERS among
the fair Sea are ar enfnuilzfI. oyr
tennis us the hoyN and AN OF them
are taking great interest ln Isa nrn-
yoged tournament
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
CHICAGO CUBS PLAY
S00NERS AT NORMAN
Owens Big Problem Iics In Finding
Two Winning Iiurlcrs; Central
Opens on March %.

49,.
nP'''S' 70 IN" A'f.u
NORMAN. Okla Marrh 10 me
Chicago National league team,
Lrow, os m, ruhs has bcsn added
,..,...-,... -,
1" 'he s'n'"u'e "'''"e NV '''' W
oklahoma baseball team and re-
viscd schedule waa announced today
~. ,,,.,.,.. u,t,,,,,.,,,. con,n
~
The 'uos VIII De plaN'd ApT'' J"
at Guthrie and the Chicago White
Soy. worlds champions, will meet
the Soouers here April s. The new
schedule follows.
March % and 23--Central Normal,
Norman
Npril 3 and 6--PhiShhs university,
Norman
Aprll S Chicago White SoN. Nor
man
April 70 Chicago cubs, Guthrie v
APRIL 10 and 20 Oklahoma Ag-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
MOST BIG BOUTS ARE
HELD MONDAY NIGHT
That Day and Tucsdny Are the Most
Popular Among the BOYS ~
the Ilcmped Arena o

As usual. most boxing bouts card
ed for the week are tu ba held on
Monday That day aud Tuesday ara
the most popular days FOR tho
knights ~ the hcmpCd arena to work
and this week is no execution
Among the ultg scheduled for TO.
morrow may he found the Artte
Root Rennie Nalgar siE.rouud co nj
Philadelphia Lew Tender 4rrsa .
tlonnl Quaker city lightweight. meets
Harry Pierce over the il-round
route at Bridgeport willie lack
son and Matt Brock mix ten rourds
az Cleveland with Harry Grrh prd
Tommy Gibbons putting ON -.
round act before Pittsburgh fans
TUESDAY Huirht kulu Kid and kia
Hegnn mix ten rounds az - Louis
All bouts scheduled Tor TUESDAY
uight hy the WAY. are for ten
rounds Johnny Tilmnn and Jock
Malone meet at MINNEAPOLIS with
lnrk Dillon and Homer smith claa.
ms at Fort Wayne
Jack Dempsey and Al Mccarthy
are In Wednesdays only hiR bout
also Tor ten s'3uzns. at Nilwsukee
Jack Dillon, that much fighting pue.
scraps BIN Scott al Muncic Ind
wherever that is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

are now Ioc Clubs have gone up y
per cent In the last three years.
The biggest raise Of all sporting
goods is In sweaters The cpllegiau
OF few years ago wore the best
sweater 20 be purchased. which cost
him 81. Now sweater of the same
weight ana quality rctnils' at tt4jd.
Thirty per cent OF this raise was
added three weeks ago, with pros
poets Uf "a 10 per cent raise before
fall Tho manufacture Of sweaters
may he discontinued Tor "A period.
Fishing tackle in one year has ad-
yanced 60 per cent
Khaki material has increased
over 900 per cent Md ia steadily
mounting higher This IN due 10 the
demand FOR that goods by the United
States army Quality of boxing
gloves has decreased with but a
small increase IN price.
Track shoes have advanced In
price the same hs have baseball
Spiked "kicks" 81 go are now So so
ana 81 Track suits. 20 cents. are
$3.50 Pushers. li cents a pair, are
80 cents now
Basket bali suits have increased
nearly 30 per cunt official basket
balls. 81 three Years ago, are $40
now aud viii probably he si2 next
year Footballs 81 four years npo.
81 last fan. viii 20 20 81 next year.
-Four years ago, gridder could be
outfittcd complete for tl9 This in
cluded shoes. moieskln ms, Jersey. head
harness. pads. stockings and shoes
The samr outft today coats ss fol-
lows. Shoes, 50. moleskins. 81; Ter
sey. tG60. hend harness. 50: pads.
I ~, stockings. 81. A total uf {32 80!
, And the quality now Il far below
OF that when tia supplied all the
needs of a knight OF the plgsSin.
Basket Hall Shoes Increased.
Busket bah shoes were Ss5 a
pair They sell between 81 aud
Si.ib now, with a raise within Few
months probable Punching bags
have increased with footballs and
basket balls
| With the hcavV lncrcRseo OF price
I and decrease in quality. IL seems. ia
the unnitlated, strange that ath-
leuc goods should last longer now
than heretofore. The reason for this
! lies in the scientific manner IN which
sporting goods are now mauufac-
tured
Sporting goods dealers are doinP
ns much. probably more, retail
business than ever before Rut the,
are doinE II ON far smaller scale
In place ~ ordering large quantities
thfy select merely enough 60 last d
short time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
JOCK MALONE NEWEST
TWIN CITY PUGILIST
Young MCItcr Has Victories over
Many Iapdlng Boys; College stu
dent Rcforr Becoming Boxer

Tho puGilistlc spotlight IN ST. Paul
which has illuminated the names ~
tho Gibbons brothers. Mike O'DowL
and Johnny Ertlo Tor the past three
years or 80. is now casting it, re
Election upon new flstlc lpminury
James Malone, introduced IN
fighting toE8 as Jock
a comparatively now entry In the
ranks OF the weltcrwcighlS, MRlonc
has participated IN ubor. score Of
battles, twice he mas lost the popular
dcciuon. once to johnny Tillman
and again 90 johnny Mccarthy Rut
the 81 Paul Had was novice then.
Within the past two months those
handling the SANITY city had have
him with boys who have
fought the best. Now, ns "a supreme
test for Malone. they have consent
ed To n bryan Downey match In the
MIN city, March 90, In his hur,
city the folks believe Malone incons e
PARABLE This may be decided when
he fnces Duwneys
Malone IL a legitimate wclter.
weight Although scaling around the
1i5 and lt7 mark at O'Clock, he
can do lte without injuring him.
self lilo prefers 70 be- several
pounds above the welterwclght limit
because hls opponents. In most Cnses,
have declined 20 meet him unless
permitted to scale $50 nt O'Clock
Before he decided to hecome a
professional boxer Malone was a
student at tho 81 Thomas college
IN his home city Daily visits took
him 70 the gymnasums, whore tho
Gibbons hoys were Idols. By simply
watching the tactics Of Mike. Malone
soon garucred sufficient knowledge
for preliminary boy and then ne
made his debut before the nome
folks
lie has heen most successful
since In every one Of his bouts he
has scored pt least n knockdown
and - several cases his opponents
have been knocked out Among nv
better known bows Malone has
fought are Johnny TNlmau Mil-
burn Sn.lor. johnny Mccarthy. Ed.
die Moha and Young Denny.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Who Won? Call 1t a
DrdC and Let IL Go

What's the answer? Read this
one: Fort Worth Bobby waugh
Fort Worth lightweight and Johnny
Grirfiths, Akron (Ohlo) welteT-
weight, fought 10 fast rounds to a
draw before a record crowd here to-
night. Waugh Fought the best fight
OF his career. being outweighed fif-
teen pounds by the Akron flash
Waugh all but won in the seventh
round, having his opponent groggy
from right swing TO the jaw. VIII
son, Waughs manager"
Now read this one: Johnny Grit
filth of Akron, Ohio, won easily from
Bobby Waugh at Fort Worth to-
night in a lO-round bout Waugh
had the best Of II In the first round,
then Griffin took the lead and held
II throughout the rest of the fight"
Associated Press.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Texas League Playing
Schedule Is DrdICn Up

DALLAS. Texas, March i6.--At a
meeting OF the Texas league here
tonight a schedule for the lels base.
hall season was agreed TO, hut was
not given out. The schedule drawn
by Mike Finn OF LATHE Rock, prob
ably viii be given out for pubiica-
tion Sunday, according TO President
J. walter Morris of Fort Worth, To-
nights meeting was originally set for
tomorrow night.
Those IN attendance bssidea Presi-
dent Morris. were Ellis Hardy, Waco;
n !. Benson. San Antonio Doak
Roberts. lIoustoff W, A sullivan,
Shrevepou Paul Ia Grave. Fort
Worth anN Hamilton Paterson, sal.
las
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
TO PLAY FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
A BIG THING FOR TULSA
First Tournament Should BE
Success and Made Per-
mancnt Affair,
nv LNUny O'DAtfEYl

Drawing for place iu tho fret m
rual congressional tournament to be
held at Tulsn hlsh school Friday ma
Saturday. March 22 and %. was held
NJ tho hiph school Yesterday, under
tho direction or rruclpa / Tubhs.
Ten leading high schools ~ thla dis
trict we're represented at the draw
Ing, and all expressed confidence
that the tournament viii he u great
success
Tulsa BartloNilc and sand
Springs drew ~bycs Colllnvllle and
Ninlta are 10 meet IN the opening
game, Friday The winner 81 that
game plays sand Springs, Then
ruAa ana naftlesvillo. two Of tho
leading fives IN the east, clash. the
winner to meet the victor ot the
Sand springs or Collinsyllle'Nlnlta
game
Kendall academy Entered.
In the lower bracket WEIGH.
Dewey and Owasso drew byes. jerks
and Kendall academy play the
opener Tho winner OF that game
meets WelCh Dewey and OwAsHu
battle then, winner to play the victor
of the Welch or Kendall academy.
jerks gamo. NlctOrs In the two
brackets are then to meet for the
district championship. winner 20
play IN the state tournament, the
week of March rs
tnent have been received from other
schools that hayo not Yet entered.
hnt ha taN
Due 10 the fact that this IA the
first tournattcu TO ho held here 1f
iIA KIND, The officials conducting tho
meet may waive the rule not to per-
init entries to come IN after rNtls
day.
Basketball lin Oklahoma has un-
dCrgone tremendous strides during
the last five years. From game
but n little played and popular In
tnly a few of the larger citl,~ or col
lego town., II has come TO he one
OF the most popular OF sports, not
only for collegihna, but IA every
burg that boasts hieh school A-
hnAeball Is the national aai.e. and
football the college game, bas'
hetball is the scholastic sport
Hooters Accompany Team.
In eastern oklahoma a score oi
fast teams, many OF them in this
Congressional district, have fur
nlshed tho best basketball ever seen
among high sohooln OF the state
Nii the schools entering the tourna.
mont TO be staged here have ex-
pressed the determination TO brlnI
hooters AMI all OF them are maxim.
great preparatio nfor II.
Holding OF district tournaments
with the winners 10 meet ilr. the
stat" championship Is the besi
thing the state lntersch elastic ath.
letiu board has done IN decade
IL means that championships IN vn'
flous sections will be determined
and Il means the elirainailon of al
disputes as TO which team has tn,
best claim TO the state title,
staging tho tournament here !,
big thins for Tulsa and for rulss
high school. Il Is n blg thing fo
The Visiting scholastlos az we'll Lot
all get together and make the tlrs
tourney 50 popular that Tulsa will
hs made Il permanent place for th,
congressional ineot 10 he held.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
kieckhefer Retains
Billiard Title

CHICAGO. March 10 Augie
Rieckhefer Of Chicago retained his
title as WORLDS thrcc.cushion billiard
champion by defeating Robert Car.
nefax NJ 81 Louis. % 10 g. lr to-
nights play. giving him toul "
1b0 FOR the three nights play against
Csnnefaxs iA2
lieirkhcfer led oy ! points 1t ,uc
time tonight hut Conncfrs hy a hrll-
llent spurt came within four points
Of catching him 1orightH block
went 81 innings
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
DenUer Promoter WOuld
Stage Title Contest

DENVER, col, March ~ James
q Hnmill Denver promoter an
nounced today that ho would offer
ft0O GOO 10 atage the champio~shI
boxing contest between less willard.
present champion. and FrIi Fulton
OF Rochester. MINI, which they viii
fight July 4, according 60 an agree
ment signed by managers Of the
fighters.
Denver promoters. u Is said. al
ready have been asked TO bid for
holding tho match here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Jenks High School
Defeats Brist0u

Special 10 Tho World
HRlSruW March l6 The jerks
high school basket bah five won
from Bristow here tonight by score
Of A. to 10 The visitors displayed
excellent team work aud the result
ot game was never IN doubt G.
Steppe. forward, and r Steppe
guard we're individual stars
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
pn-,none ncr-c ohamnlon.llp.

HAVANA. March ~ The match
for the horse ohampionahlp OF cuba
between Orestes and }. j, Murdoch
at special weights and for a purse
of 81 600. set for today, was post
pon,d until next saturday. u was
announced that IL Murdoch hsd
hurt his foot while exercising yes
ierday and this wsH given as ne
reason fdofrHe pqgtponement The
race had I'D sc&edule az the nfth
en today'a card.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Central League
Is to Suspend

TERRE HAuTE, Ind. March ia.
The Central league Of baseball clubs
will suspend operations for this year,
President Harry stahlhefe- an
nounced here today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
WHITE S0X RECRUITS
ENLIST~FOR SERVICE
ForsAke the Diamond and Join United
States Forces In Playing uhe
International Game

That service flag AT the WaStf soNS
park win include at least efgTN stars
this season Thre youngsters slated
for trial with the worlds champions
yesterday informed tho club they had
enlister for the greater campaign and
hoped to break into the real world s
series The new names on the SuN
honor roll are.
I1vd Henry, first hascnIau.
Harry Lake, catcher.
leo Constanuncau, pitcher.
Henry was secured from Newport
News. Va. a year ago. lie Was
farmed 20 Hutchinson ot the Western
League last season. ana his showing
warranted the SoN picking him up
again for further trial Lake also
comes from Newport News Con
stantineau is a seml-pro snuthpaw ~
Lynn. Masa.. who was highly recon-
mer ded 10 Comiskcy
Honry has joined the army lie
neglected to inform Secretary Grab
iner his location in service. Con-
stantbneau enlisted at the naval sta
tlon ut Boston. whore most Of the
Red Sox players are enrolled. Lake,
who has been employed as expert
mechanic at the government ship
Yards at Newport News. WIS told his
services were needed more at that
occupation than they would be by
the white Sox He has enlisted in
the navy
For some time the SoN honor roll
has included five names Two are
captains The officers are Capt Jim
Scott and Capt. Al Won Kulniiz Cor
poral Joe jenkins. substitute catch~
last year. II In the officers training
camp at Camp Murphysboro. Tenn.
The other SoN players in war service
recruits
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

Field goals. Boone l3, clayton =,
Springer s. Thompson g., kuUft !
Crawford !.
Foul goals Daniels 3 Thomp'
son 3,
Referee: Germany tCentraD.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
LEWIS CLINE
County clerk

kUTlUE 40 CONTRACTORS - ,r,,
n Notice Is hsrebY given 'bai rafl rs,t,
postla for the constuct"n on u grdt,
laO) foot Reinforced tgnfs,s az
Bridge and dismsutiinT ana Ishstsr sr,
.proaehes. across and ovrr Ni,As go. Rgf'
Mile Seven ~. Of Section So n.
way and One Twenty iEo il' ,,,d Lssq
forced Concrete Bridge r.s,ss tttvs-i
floor ioists snd steel bsnd tsii"f a,sy -
t26) Township Nlnt'esu rgis, Coaagi
Range Twelve tl2) kssI ,f. oiN-s !
Ok!shon,A will be received 81 w. Caat
the County CLERK, IN ~ u4h rsl
House Ciiy Of Tulsa, o. Al,V21- Al vh'a
o clock p ~. March Win, o. -
lime and place. during iae us, he wv
board OF County Commis'lo,,' "a r.ad
posns will be publicly opened '.' .'... ..ru,'i
The propossd work - o. Do '.i Sea,
IN accordance with detailed 'a agasl
hcailons on file with the io'.' ,bs Cogi
tnd with the County IleIA ~
House Tulsa. OklAhoma. ....-.rt f7
Ths Bosrd Of County Commi IN p-s
serves the right 20 tsleet a.l s,., ts 81
posS's and TO waive any is.I''.'
ur0Iosal .t. -r oas q
bidders may furnish prero'i'
both OF the proposed hfi1le''.....-.aarIsl bI I
All proposals must be ar.'Il IL. ,aa I
eertiiisd shsck or nahk dfab D. D ~
ten uO) per cent Of th1 l'i.-b, llifA
made paysble 70 the order ot T6lis ss5rA
County 6lerk OF Tulsa COUNTY i5 -
said ehsrk 20 be returned u.,o.,. srl
=, s,rsntanrs Of Bidders nfop' III
ssouis N. bidder within Ten ,lol da,' s,' b,
% sni,r into ; contract to esT., ~ I, 4
terms Of his preposal. ths ''lt ,,,,t, 100 ~
hecons the property OF lu..A ID s.rasf
Z 10 be consldersd IS paruenl "''.j.-sd 4
dre 10 DELAY and other sH.t'ht .4l.r 20 tif
the County from neglect Of ihe I'''''
...~Haff
prsposs's = u,, b, addrst'st or &C., I,
IN s,ia Copntv Clerk Court ho .at.tl
Okiahoma pathed pls.gly -,, %. srpr'CIiU1
''PR0pOsAh- -EpR Ihb ANH srt OBLI
or. BRIDGES IN TULSA toO''
HVhA' LFwts CLiNE
County Clsrt. Tulsa couu'y V''l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
LEGAL

II fTNiH 4. I tbN#
On this the iih day Of March 1919, u
appeared that there has been ronhseAtsd 70
the State Of Oklahoma, In proceedings pend.
Ing In the County Court OF Tulsa Couni,
Oklahoma, one Paige Touring Car fngin'
No. e20h2, one Ford Roadster Engine NJ
lp2S2T6, and one Cadillac Automobile Ne
ihs95, also one REQ Seven Passenger ca
Eugihs No j15n.lihst the same was ordered
TO be turned over 10 tho County Comnl
sionrrs Of Tulsa County, Oklahoma, 10
disposed OF accurding 70 law
M 1T THEREFORE, RESOLVED Tat
ihe County Clerk OF Tulsa County. Ofs
homs, give due and legal notice ard ."
said automobiles 20 the highest bidder o.
Monday April lst 1919, a. o e.o,i =
NJ at the Wost Door OF the County t'ai
House and make his report 20 this Hose.
able Body showing what disposition be hh
made Of said aniomobiles
BOARD or COUNTY COMM MisslOAkN
BY W. J., NORTH
Attest ChalrmIn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

AFFtlHA. ANtN
On this the Ath day Of March l9lt y
snpeared that there has bern contt,Aied
20 the State Of OklAhoma, In pro'etaies'
pending In the County Court Of IsI''
County, OkiAhoma. One Paige Touring -
Engine No 92o52, one Ford Roadster ., h.
Elns Number l9952Td, and one Cadih
Automobile Motor Number 1895, also o..
REQ seven n.pssssnssr car No. ji5Q. ihl Y,
sAm6 was ordered TO be turned ever 70 w
County Commissioners Of Tulsa soae''.
Oklahoma. 90 be disposed Of 'seordiHf "
taw ,..
ClsrI of Tulsa Cttatr. Oklahoms tirs da'
and legal notice snd sell AID saiones.'''
10 the highest bidder on MorasN hi
18th. 1913 at o'ccHk VA
West Door Of the County Court HOUSE "
rake his report 70 this Honorable hou
showing what deposition be ha' m'a' W
sid automobiles .,,.,,,or,yrp.
BOARD OF C0uNTY coNMlSsIi9lStH'
~ c suPPhs
Chsirmlh.
Attest:
LEWIS CLINE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
DESH0N ALL-C0LLEGE
FIVE BEATS RAMONA
Local Independents Administer a
Second Defeat IN -Four Years 10
the Ramona Baskctcrs

Special 20 The World
RAMONA, Okla, March 16--m
one OF the fastest basketball games
ever played on the local court the
Deshon all-collegiates won from
Ramona here tonight, 81 10 IS. Al
though Ramona was never IN the
lead, the score was In doubt
throughout tho game. It was tho
second defeat the locals have sui
fered IN four years.
In the last minute Of play. Ra,
mona tied the score but goal b.
Clayton won for the visitors Boone
forward, was the star for the Ra.
mona quintet He shot lg field
goals. Daniels guarding was alp
spectacular Desllons' team work
was good, while the all-around PLAY
OF Springer was the feature.
Ramona is planning 10 stage an
Independent tournament In two or
three weeks with the leading fivc'
OF northeastern oklahoma entered