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Arizona republican., 1918-07-12
Clearance Sale Starts Today.

The Lesueur-S Salisbury store starts it's mid summer clearance sale today. This is the first sale since the store went under the management of MT. Spillsbury. who recently assumed charge of the business, releasing J. w. Lesueur to the care of the latter's large ranching interest. However, the
Arizona republican., 1918-07-12
Committee Meets

The building committee of the Chris tian church met Wednesday night to receive bids from contractors for the creation of a new church building. The congregation will commence at once the erection of an up-to- date working plant. Four contractors submitted bids.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-12
HemnerIev at Fort Sill.

Word has been received from Wade Hemperley who recently left here to serve in the army. that he had been transferred from Deming. New Mex ico to Fort Sill. Oklahoma. He writes that overhead there is a constant throb of motors of airships handled by the ambitious young men in training for the aviation service.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-12
Greets Her New Granddauohter

Mrs. Dimes went to Phoenix yester- day to make the acquaintance of her little granddaughter, who arrived at the home of Mir. and Mrs. James King on Monday, July S.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-12
Summer in Colorado

Professor Eustace, manual training teacher of the high school. with Mrs.
 Eustace, left yesterday for Colorado in their new Overland. They plan tn return in time for the opening of school.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-12
Arranoes For Half Holiday.

Since no definite arrangements arc being made for the Thursday half holiday closing. the J. C. Penny com pany allows the clerks a half day off each week, the salespeope to ar range between themselves which day each one is to take.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-12
Secretary Here

the Christian Missionary society, spent Wednesday with MT and Mrs. C. O. Austin. Rev. MT. Dunlap was once pastor of the Christian church here.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-12
Professor Persons Returns

Professor H. R. Parsons has re- turned from a months visit in the east with relatives and friends.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-12
Mrs. McQueen in California.

Mrs Donald Mcqueen is spending the summer at Los Angeles, where her husband will join her in about a month.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22
ShcriN's Sale,

BY virtue and authority Of a gen.
eral execution, issued from the oiIic
Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF
Holt County, Missouri, rcturnablc nj
the February Term. 1918, Of said
Court. and TO me directed In favor Of
George ". Click, and against c. II.
Patterson, have levied upon and sciz.
ell oil the right. title, interest and claim
Of the said G. II. Patterson. OF. In and
10 the following described real estate,
to-wit:
All that part Of fractional section
three t3). lying east Of Clear Lake,
all Of fractional section two (2), and
the cast half Of the northeast fourth
Of the northeast quarter Of section
eleven (iD, oil In township sixty
(60l, Of range thirty-nine (39).
All lying and being In the said
county. and State Of Missouri, and
will, on Wednesday. the 9th day Of
February, A. d.. 1918, between the
hours OF nine o'clock In the forenoon
and five o'clock in the afternoon
Of that day, Mt the Court House door.
In the City Of Oregon. County Of holt.
aforesaid. sell the same. or as much
thereof ms may be required. ut public
venduc. TO the highest bidder for cash
In hand, tsubjcct 10 all prior liens and
judgmcnts), to satisfy said execution
and costs.
BEN y. CROUSER.
Sheriff Of Holt County, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22
Shcrin's Sale.

by virtue and authority Of n spec.
ial execution, issued from 'hc office
Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF
Holt County. Missouri, rcturnablc "a
the February Term, A. d.. 1918, Of
said Court, and to me directed In Ia
vor OF the State Of Missouri and
against A, A. Roscmund, II living, and
u deceased, h. unknown heirs or de.
visecs, ! have levied upon and seized
all Of the right, title, interest and
claim Of said defendants of, IN and to
the following described real estate.
to.wlt:
Forty (a0) acres. the northeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section thirty-one (3D, township six.
ty-two (62), Of range thirty-nine
1897, Holt County, Missouri.
And will, on February eth, A. D.,
1918, between the hours Of nine o'clock
In the forenoon and five o'clock In the
afternoon Of that day. Mt the Court
House door, In the City of Oregon, and
the County Of Holt, aforesaid. sell
said real estate or 30 much thereof as
may be required. at public vcndue 20
the highest bidder for cash in hand,
for the purpose OF satisfying said exc
cutior and costs,
BEN T.. CROUSER,
Sheriff Of Holt County, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22
partition.
In Re Highland Drainage District

partition.
In Re Highland Drainage Distric
VS.. w. s. Thomson, ct al; reclamation
VIM. c. Andes & Geo. W. Click VS.
o. ID. Batman; to dissolve partnership
VIM. s. Twyman VS.. Mary Stewart
ct al; partition.
Albert T.. Smith VS.. Estate d. W
Smith; appeal from probate court.
u. +. Freeman vs.. Sarah J. Thomas
Admx. Est. NJ. u. Thomas, deceased
equity.
d. r. Mcdonald vs.. Sarah J. Thorn
as. AdnX. fAt. II. u. Thomas. decoas
ed; Equity.
Nellie iiinkle vs.. Bryan IIinklc
equity.
Min. J. Mahan and Nancy T.. Nahat
VS.. George Norris and Mildred Ram
ay. at a; quiet title.
Lewis &. Smith W.. Robert X. Rose
It al; quiet title.
Pearl Icha Rowlett and Florenc,
Rowlctt, ct al, ex parte: partition.
W. Y. Randall vs.. VI. A. Rumble
motion to rctax costs.
Blanche G. Nauman W.. Hiram T.
Naumnn; motion to modify decree.
Ezra Martin W. Joseph Carter, Q,
nj: quiet title.
Charles Wuelncr vs.. Unknown heir.
Of Robert Allen. ct al; quiet title.
William W. Hurst vs.. John Rains
Louisa Rains, ct al; quiet title.
7. J. Nauman and l.. !. Mitchell vs.
Sarah A. Cooper, ct al; quiet title.
philip Schlotzhauer vs.. Unknown
Heirs Of Henry llonaker, ct al; quiet
title.
Henry X. Miller vs.. Charles Record,
ct al; quiet title.
Charles NJ. Childers, Ex'cr Of An.
drew Ham, ct nj, VS.. Bert Ham, Alice
Ham. ct al; quiet title.
I. W. Stricklcr W.. Amanda Blair,
ct al: quiet title.
Viola l.. Ball VI. Joseph l.. Ball; di.
vorcc.
Henry ". Woodring vs.. Minnie
Woodring; divorce.
Charles T.. Bennett vs.. Pearl Ben
nett; divorce.
Mabel c. Croner vs.. Thomas Marlin
Croncr; divorce.
Ella Thomas W. Louis Thomas; d..
vorcc.
Laura T.. Bun vs.. Patrick J.BuT; di.
vorcc.
Blanche G. Nauman vs.. Amos ~.
Nauman; divorce.
George $. Miller W.. Lulu Miller; Ill.
vorcc.
Ida Sinclair W.. Philip II. Sinclair;
divorce.
Della Willis vs.. Pearl Edwin Willis;
divorce.
In Matter Of Trust Estate VII.
hclmina Tochtcrman. Daniel Zachman.
lsNN N.H.a
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
Very Light Docket for February Term
If Court--Oniy Four Days.
second bay. Tuesday. February 20

Second Day. Tuesday. February 20
J. Il. Lemar VS.. Big Tarkio Drain
arc District; damages.
Fritz Ernsting VI. Big Tarkio Drain
arc District: damages.
Carl II. Wellman and Caroline Wei
man ~. Big Tarkio Drainage Distric'
damages.
Howell Cation W.. C., u. & q. II. II
Co.: overcharges.
John DOMAIN vs.. c. II. & q. II. X
Co.: ovcrchargcs.
". u. Groves vs.. Great Eastern Gas.
ualty Co.; contract.
u. W. Jossup vs.. ID. +. Mcdonald;
damages; motion new trial.
Howard Douglas and Walter Fitz.
maurice vs.. c., u. & q. II. Il. Col
damages.
John Fries vs.. C., -. & Q. u. y
Co.: ovcrcharges.
Joseph Fries v. C., u. &. q. Il. II.
Co.: ovcrchargcs.
Big Tarkio Drainage District vs..
Henry Peters; taxes.
Nichols a Shepard Co. vs.. i. w.
McCown: suit on note.
Norman y. Boring vs.Sanford kauf.
man. uanHp'As
Russell Evcrhart vs.. Sanford kauf-
NAN; damages.
Lcdfod Coatchcr vs.. G., u. & Q. u.
r. Co.; Damages.
Anna NJ. Jackson vs.. s. II. Randall
and J. W. Randall; appeal from J. l..
Shinabargcr.Blagg & Ellison VI.
James Collins; account stated.
Charles Morse and Charles T..
Drago. co-partncrs, W.. Jacob Cloos;
suit on note.
James Conner vs.. Ray Conner ct al;
to set aside will.
big Tarkio Drainage District vs..
{. W. Hull; taxes.
Zig Tarkio Drainage District vs..
A. A. Roscmond: taxes.
Big Tarkio Drainage District W..
Ida Gcrics: taxes.
Big Tarkio Drainage District ".
Emma Hall; taxes.
Zig Tarkio Drainage District W.
Felix Gambrcl; taxes.
llig Tarkio Drainage District vs..
Henry Peters; to file bill EN.; taxes.
Big Tarkio Drainage District ".
John Hall; taxes.
Zig Tarkio Drainage District W.
John kaullauncr; taxes.
John Gillis W. Charles Price; dam
ages.
Stella Patterson and Charles ra,,cr.
son vs.. John Spccr: damages.
Rig Tarkio Drainage District W..
Henry Nabor; taxes.
Big Tarkio Drainage District W.
Martha Noltmcr, ct al: taxes.
Biv Tnrkio Drainage Distric, ~
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22
Attention, C0mradesl

Members Of Meyer Post will meet at
the home of d. p. Dobyns, on Satur.
day, February %, 1918, at 2 p. m. All
comrades are urged to be present, and
the officers Of the ensuing year will
be installed by installing officer y: G.
Fuller. JACOB KING,
F. s. MORGAN, Adjt. ST.. Vice.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22

The report that 10 being circulated
about Primrose Gasoline not being OBJ
tainable ID without Foundation, and ~
are ready TO supply our eustomsrs
With the pure Primrose Gasoline.
SIMMONS q XEE
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22

-Moosy 70 Lend o. Fazms-Bor.
rove. h,s option e psy ps.t .s % 4, ~ &
terms ever AFFORDED. Call. write q
phoas - ~ Costs you nothinsi savss
FHn sissoN LOAN 3 TITLE 90.
oa'e'' Sc T:, NsiSsYns ].' xs!'c' sa.t
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22
Third bay. Wednesday. February "a

Third bay. Wednesday. February ~,
Big Tarkio Drainage District vs.
John Staldcr; taxes.
Rig Tarkio Drainage District "
John Staldcr and Fred T. Staldcr;
taxes.
Big Tarkio Drainage District vs.
George Hiacr Estate Co: taxes.
Big Tarkio Drainage District vs.
Felix Gambrcl: taxes.
Zig Tarkio Drainage Distric, vs.,
George Scott: taxes.
Zig Tarkio Drainage District vs.,
Henry Gcrlcs; taxes.
lIlg Tarkio Drainage District W.
Henry Dcgc; taxes.
Zig Tarkio Drainage District W..
August Iicinc; taxes.
Zig Tarkio Drainage District ".
Minnie ldckcr: taxes.
Zig Tarkio Drainage District vs.,
Harriet Wilson, ct al; taxes.
Big Tarkio Drainage district vs..
Henry ldckcr. at al; taxes.
Zig Tarkio Drainage District vs..
T. W. Walter; taxes.
Northwestern Bank Of burlington
Junction, NO., vs.. iiila l.owcry and 4.
J.. lowcry. attachment.
W. u. Richards W.. ID. ". Jessup;
ATTACHMENT.
John $. Bilby, Jr,, VS.. Albert Row.
lcttc; damages.
u. ]. liilby and John s. Billy, Jr.,
vs. {. J.. Weller and Mark Weller;
damages,
j. L. Nichols vs.. j. VI. Shipley and
John i. Shiplcy; suit ON note.
STATS ~ Pa, a. n ,u.i.. ~,
Nm, Hcmm.. 81 nj. tnxoS N''' w.
State Tx Rel. ~ N A,l,ro c,J
vs.. John Donovnn. q, nj. ,nxas '' No'''
Economy Hog and Cattle powdo,
Co. ~. Mnrk DcRorJ. al, 80. iow"cr
]. ". Kayannugb - r. n pa,,o.
son and n. ". Boecbncr. sui, an 80
Clarence /. Porter Va JoSn U 1 ag'
cr; account. "
81 Joscnh Hay and r.oa W
poration. vs. Lon Mcad ov" 90 con,r cor
Willard T.. Never VS.. lanes Garro,,.
damages.
Chris Smith vs.. Yes Bunker. dam.
ages. wan"
w. +. Vance VS.. o. ID. Batman. con.
tract. W.T.
p. l.. Lower VS.. Galen Lower: action
l.. =. Sentney vs., John sneer. dam.
ages. "
Lulu Ashworth VS.. Fountain Ash.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22
Notice.

No hunting, trapping or trcspass.
ing allowed on the Huiatt farms
southeast Of Oregon, day or night.
MRS. o. p. GREENE,
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22

Mo hunting or trespassing allow.
ed on my farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
GREAT ALEXANDER IS
CALLED TO SERVICE
Cubs Pitcher selected 10y Draft Roard
In Nebraska Manager Michel
l. surprised.

GUTHRIE. April Manager
Froa Mitchell of tho Chicago Ma
tinnAls. when informed here today
through tho Associated lresH that
Grover Cleveland Alexander star
pitcher OF his staff had been select
ed by the local draft board of How
ard county, Nebraska, to become
part OF us quota of ~ men for the
next draft call, expressed surprise
but would make no comment on the
probable effect OF tho loss to the
team.
Manager Mitchell stated that Pitch
er Alexander had az yet received no
official notice of the draft hoard =
action and until he did receive such
notice would make no statement lie
expressed the belief however, as
his personal opinion, that Alexander
should he exempted because OF the
extreme old age Of his dependent
mother
Pitcher Alexander would make no
statement except to reiterate Man
ager Mitchell's assertion that he had
received no official notification OF
the call. Mitchell declined to com
nit himself whom asked whether
Alexander would open the season
for the Cubs In spite OF tho draft
call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
The COrbett-
Sdnfry Bout

Young Corbott knocked out led !,
die santry m the second round az
Denver rs years ago today. santryJ
was great little A2xer, and tho
Denver boys performance broushQ
him into the llmelght. Billy Roth-
well became Young Corbett, profes-
sIonal puglllst, by attending the
training uuartoru OF Colorado box-
ere. Although his instructors wers
second-raiers or worse. the little fei-
low picked up enough knowledge oq
the game In few montha TO 20 OUT
and .Rht the leaders OF the feath1
erwelght division, Alter whipping
Santry he was Knocked out by KID
Broad. but little later defeated
Broad. Nv defeating George Dix1
OH at lAenyor IN 1901, Young Corr
bttt won the right 10 meet Terry Me-
Governs for the title, and knocked
out tla Broop'u~ boy IN the second
round mt Hartford, He held thaI
fththorweight title until 1904 whsr
he was succeeded BY Tommy bulii-
van.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

Jack Dempsey arcmH 10 hs" made
"a rrcn, mistake when %" didu [
star, hls career year or so earlier.
Had ne done 30 hr might now have"
heeu I'm position to demand
chance AT the heavyweight lh''. as
things arc it seems llkcIH ''Ne, nus
chance ls set l long wn' or
Both willard aud Fulton seem TOO
have agreed 10 ICnore Dempsey com
pIetely. Each admits that Doe i@ not
ibe least Bit afraid ~ the .oune7''I.
And lust 40 prove it each declares
mai he doesn't want to have any
thing tn do with him The attitudes
of willard and Fu.ton af" much the
same iu the affair When lhr
Dop,psey person ia brought to their
Notice they allow That they can't
discuss the matter ana walk away
with real dignity
Fu'tou'S manager has said thti
Tr,d has mo- fear OF Dempsey, but
wnuldrt want 90 meet him before
tnrEllnc willard for nero business
REASONS n Fulton should meet
Dempsey now the bout would draw
nothing like the money 20 Do had TN
such match after Fulton had me,
willard and won the heavy Uil"
willard has shown for some while Il
preference FOR Fulton and has moi
been willing 10 consider a bout WITH
Dempsey at all.
While there are those who hc
uc,o that Dempsey Is too short e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
TULSA FEDERALS TO
SAND SPRINGS TODAY
Local Baseball Nine Bounding Into
Excellent Condition; Practice
Thla Afternoon.

Pete Martin and ahis Tulsa Fed
erals went through a fast workout
yesterday and at lts conclusion the
pronounced himself as sat
isfied with the work OF the boys.
The workout consisted OF lnfield and
outfield work and a light batting
practice. Tomorrow the squad viii
no to Sand Springs for their first
real workout, All players are asked
to report at that place,
Manager Martin has not yet heard
from MuskoRee regarding tho game
with the NJ o. 4 a. railroad men.
Several have written asking for
games and Martin In anxioua 80 have
all teams desiring TO play Tulsa,
here or on foreign fields, apply for
games, 10 he may make out n ten
tative schedule. Those wishing In
formation address Pete Martin. caro-
The World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
If Prendergast DeHUerS the
PhiLS VIII Hare a NeU Star

PHILADELPHIA, April II Since
the departure OF Alexander the
Great, not 60 mention Eppa RINoy.
rat Moran tnc phnlirs' manager.
iinGs mat be muFt hump himself to
build up a pitching staff that VIII
give the team a shoV iu tho rae"
this season Pat Is expecting quito
a lot from Joe OcsrhEcT uud Erskinc
MAYER and through the training
weeks This sptinE he has taken 10
great fancy tu young HrondorgaSt.
the pitcher who came 10 tho Qua
kers from the Cubs in tho deal that
sent Alexander and killifrr To- chi
cago
Moran is sure that he can make
a winning twlrlcr OF prenderEast
and he has been giving him quite
a lot Of his attention this spring
prendergast has not yet shown much
In the big leagues. though he looked
very promising while with the chi
CAgo Feds some seasons ago rs
certain that Moran viii give him
every chance to make good as he
has quite little confidence In the
Youngsters ability
Should prcndorgnst really come
through with something and n good
luck smiles on Moran this season
no may surprise the leuguc with u.
better pitching staff than is expect
Ck Bradley lloRg Of Los Angeles
looks like the real thing and Miles
Main, n six-and-a half footer, II an
other recruit Of promise Moran
also has Woodward, a young giant
from the Eastern league, who IN sure
to set the league aflrc. or 80 the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
Jean Dale, SLugging Tlpirler
Makes All Others Look Cheap

DENVER April 12-i-Jsan Dale.
who pitched for Denver In the
Western league the latter part OF
last scason has hung up u record
as hard hitting pitcher that sur
passes anything else Of the sort for
an time.
Though Dodc Crlss IN his day
was thought to he out In front Rs a
suEging pitcher DHle's record
makes Dodo's look puny In head
ing the batting lists OF two different
leagues within one season Dale
turned iu an unusual record. but he
did more Pitching for Indian
apolis In the American association
through the first part ~ the senson
no led the league with a batting
average OF .s10. Coming to Denver
I'm the last half he lead the Western
league with an average Of .S67.
Dale has been tried out In tho big
leagues as pitcher and was with
me Cincinnati Reds before going 10
lndianapuls IIc believes now that
he could mako good In fast com
pnnv ON the strength ~ his greatly
improved batting alone. though he
were to be used IN the outfield or
only AZ pinch hitter. a player
with bales batting averages in the
smaller leagues would soon take tho
eye 81 big league. scouts and there =
hardly "a doubt that Dale VIII have
anhhcr chance I'm tho big show
Though ~ wero flzzlc In the box
his batting would warrant him "A
chance I'm the ma iOrs ana Dale's
rcCotds show that he Is by no means
"A poor pitcher
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
SOONER TRACK TEAM
SELECTED BY SOUTAR
Men That Contest with Oklahoma
Aggies saturday are Picked;
Two Men Ill.

NORMAN, April 12--Following
,ryouts yesterday, Coach X. G. Sou
tar selected the members OF the TINT
verslty track team who Will compete
i'm the dual meet with the Oklahoma
Agricultural and Mechanical college
Saturday afternoon on Boyd field,
Soutar did not give out the records
made by the men In the various
events but they indicate that the
meet Saturday will be extremely
hard fought from beginning to end,
Alfred Douglas. weight man, and
Smith, hurdler. are both III with the
mumps and will be out OF the meet,
Dependence had been placed on
Douglas 10 capture first In his events
and his absence will lessen the Soon
er chances for points IN those events.
Following are the men who will
take part
liO-yard dash Bcryl Burchfiel.
Clinton shaw. Frank McGee.
Half-mile-- Miller, J. ID. Mcclure,
Clinton brewster.
1OO-yard hurdles Olan Stages,
Holleman, Vesfer Terry.
Two mile Ernest Nahlberg, Tay-
lor. TRllman.
Broad jump-Dorsey Boyle, q.
Fisher, Reed
Pole vault -- Harold Hufbnuer.
Lawrence Thing. Boyle.
220-yard McGee, Holleman.
l.. Horn.
440-yard Holleman, Stages.
Mile--Velvie Bridal, Harold Dur
all. Goldsmith or Miller
22-yard hurdles--McGee, Shaw
Terry
High Jump -- Callahan, Fisher
Terry or Holleman.
Discus--Burchfiel Shaw. Fisher
or Hufbauer
Shot Burchfiel Shaw.
' Javelln- Marvin, Nell, Hufbauer
or Burchfiel,
Relay Holleman, Stages. Reed
Parrish. McGee. Miller or Thing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

ont iu cincinnati where they have
see1 winning the National league
ncuranl pll winter the critics want
tp Kuov what rcan. barring the
Giants. can show more formidn-
Mo .trirE OF nuters thau koush
.,srob chase Grfnth. Neale. Ice Ma-
gcc. Eopf. clarke and Wingo EVl
J,rtt,. Tho purkyiIle wise men
haven't seen. Lee Magee IN harness
s.,cc bo lot fhc Cardinals four years
apo II ihls player doesn't hit with
beiteS,,eFrlts than when he was q
mrmber Of theo Yankees. Cincinnati
fors wU h9 .Fnashing their teeth
.t,hr before decoration day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

Dill Mckcchnic has returned to'
hls first love, lie broke in.o the
National lenftie wsIh the Pirates1
nearly eight vssFs ago, ana now hsa
gone back 10 mem, the Reds hav
Ing sold his release at the waived
price. McKechnle played with tho
Yankees hoon after leaving tho Pi1
rates. Then he leaped TO the Fcd4
and became the manager OF the,
Eewarks. The Giants signed him ~
1919 only 10 include him With Roustf
and Matty In the trade for HerzoEr
McKechnin was laid UP laat yeas
with crippled hand. but the Rsd4
kept him on the pay roll. lie de<
mAnded too much salary recenti,f
and refused 10 sign, wheroupon IN
was sent back 10 the Pittsburgh ciatk
20 cover thlei base unless tht
hard hitting Boeckel concludes "a
accept Barney Dreyfuss terms. !
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
MEET OFFICIALS
ARE ANNOUNCED
Ivood,sou- Referee; Ran, Start
er; Misses Whitney and
Smith Judge Girls
GROUND IN GOOD SHAPE
pains of Last Week Make a
Fast Trek; aLongest List
of Entries in History.
,rv LARRY DALEY

a, Is in readiness for the holding
a,s ina Tulsa county grade school
,rsrk and field meet, 10 he held on
r,r Kendall college field starting
ma morning and lasting thruou.
ma entire day. The meet Is helu
unJer the direction of Mrs, MIN.
rctte Hedges. county mperirtenden'
~ schools, assisted by the Nj
e. \. "A. ne
Frod Woodson. who made the
~" svimming tournament such
,ucrew is directing bhc field inee,
In the capacity OF referee, ne iIc'u
ana trgtk wcro marked OF Seste' =
dav ana are in condition, The rams
~ last week made the grouhu v"
mat II would be put into exeeho"'
condition
officials OF the tournament. Sc
Ieeted nv Referee Woodson. are l'ou-
err Bates and Lawrence Johnson, lns
,necturs. f. T., Weyer' Chartes
shur,liff and n u. Chase, ilnlsh
udees. O. :. Durkholder, Abe Car
ior ana r. .. Won Thurh' unneIs' u,
!, w. nan. starter; Lawrence Whll-
fs,J scorer. Frank Wood, an
uouncer; Miss Katherine "hltney
aud Rowena smith. Judges OF blr"
events. Tulsa hoy scouts, pages
The vanguard from the NaI,ou
,cholA entered in the meet hrilNou
Ina town last night and all are , eN,
rectrd in early this morhlns,e ne
entry list 's the longest IN the nus
tory OF the meet and greater ihs,
est In the contests has been m,a'i
tos,aI than over before. Additions
~ teachers races and the adding
OF otheE events IN eoys a,,i,, S"u 70 The en-,
contests has added greauy 10 NV
meet. o. y,
,,artcd first with the high schoo
events coming next, prooaoly III 'h'
afternoon