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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
Champion Made FavOrite in
the Betting Odds at Toledo

Weighing ubuut 2is pounds. while
Dempsey ls expected 90 bs within a
pound Ur 20 OF the 200 mark In
almost Cvcry physical measurement
~ champion VIII have the adyln-
itg" ~ tho challenger, being the
largest man Who ever held the title.
NutWIihH .audIug these physical han
d.cdps Dempsey hls tho popular fol
lowing and hr .a selected to win by
many shrcWI ring followers. partly
due to h.s youth. for he is - years
old io Wizards 81. and his TIM
prcss.vy rushing. fighting style OF
boxing
Wagering on the bout INDICATED
the uncertainty that prevails regard
Ing the outcome Even money is
quoted ln some commission rooms
while just across the street willard
ddhrrcu,s are giving 10 to g. In
no case are the sums laid large in
comparison 90 bets made on past
hcuNFWr.Eut matches Play In the
pari-wuurI d"paHment showed
opinion about evenly divided on the
result should The affair so the fun
j. rounds. Betting on the proba-
riuy Of a knockout centcrs about
rounds seven and eight as has been
NN' 'hN' lNl N'NtidI AhNN
WiIiird.s great size and strength
forms mental barrier that even
Dempsey supporters hesitate 10 hur-
die financially when u IN realized
mat hc ls required To- box % minutes
and hold his own to gain at least
draw decision. The champion Is
generally conceded 10 be the better
boxer ~ the two. but Dempsey has
achieved a remarkable ring record
with his inccssiut rushing. free hit
Ting type of offensive Ills follow
trs base their predictions on his
victory on bis ability to rush and
batter his way through Willard s
guard and reach q vulnerable spot.
Dempsey i,1cunsidcrcd more ag-
rgu.slyr type Of boxer than willard
but the champion has always been
thought 90 have a store Of reserve
strength uFun which 20 draw. should
the occasion demand. While his
knockout record is not nearly so i'm
prcsslve as that ~ the challenger,
he champion has at times shown
flashes ~ tremendous speed and hit
tng power fully In keepingowith his
huge bulk
While neither boxer has made any
public statement regarding his plan
~ '''N '"'IIN''' ~ no l'F'' - AlNNl lAlf
training quarters of tho men iudi-
cate that there will be little time
wasted ln long range sparriug during
the early rounds ~ the contest at
least Dempsey is potcd for his
Cagcrncss tn get to close quarters
with an opponent and standing toe
10 iuc, 90 demonstrate that no Is the
better man ln a iwo-fsicd combat.
This is not as "a rule the system
adopted hy willard. but 80 is said
hy close friends Of tho titlcholdcr
that h0 has been greatly displcascd
hy reports OF alleged Indifferent
training and inability 20 meet u~mp-
soy al his own game, despite his
physical advantages In discussing
this angle 81 tho match. the cham
-p.on's closest friends Indicate their
belief that he viii starHe the box
INK world hy q display OF aggressive
.... 'nN hgri. fast hitting. hereto
fore foreign 90 his ring campaigns.
10 ulard y,Iuvnily expects some close
action FOR he has requested that no
attention Doe paid 10 any unintontion-
al foul committed by his opponent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
FIGHT FANS HOPE FOR
FAIR WEATHER TODAY
Followers Of IistiC Game Have Been
Debating Question Ever Since
Date Was Set.

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04

. 10 rounds
prcliminnric--'Two sir rounds
and battlr royal
liuN ofnrc up'n--i2 O'Clock
noon.
DuDrS Oprn--2 O'Clock
Br-t preliminary O'Clock
Spccinl nttrnction-lTn-cd wire
returns from Willard Dempsey
worlds heavyweight champion
ship fight at TUlcdn.
By CHARLES ). DIlILL
DOXING reigns supreme
ID this independence day in
Tulsa even as does in Toledo.
Trained to the minute and
battling for a chance TO meet
the winner of the willard
Dempsey worlds champion
ship match in a titular con-
test, Harry Grcb Of Pitts
burgh and Bill Brennan OF
Chicago, will clash at Con-
vent.on hall in a l5-round en-
counter this afternoon.
Prior to this tcmpcstuous frolic
Will cone another l5-round bout n
fast shit in which Fart PurycAr Will
attempt TO prove mat he II ti
subject % be- sent against tho
bantamwcight champion here on
Labor day. Ills opponent today will
be Bobby Hughes. rip-tearing little
fellow from New orleans who L.
liable 10 spill anybody's beans.
There was no doubt az carly as
yesterday noon that all TuiSa records
Ter a fight crowd would be broken
today Every one ot the half dozen
places where thc tickets had been
on sale for week reported an un-
precedrncd demand II was e4il-
mated that the house had boon hlhf
sold out lost night. something that
never before has happened In Tulsa
Promoter Rcisler expressed the opin.
ion that every seat would be sold be-
fore the first preliminary goes on
this afternoon and he is making ar
rungements 10 put In auxiliary srau
to care FOR as many a. possible.
Toledo Fight Returns.
Not only does the Brennan Greb
and tho pGrycar- Hughes card pre-
sent most unusually tempting at
raction. but tho Tulsa sporting club
has made arrangements to announce
between rounds the progress ~ the
worlds championship event att
Toledo For thlH purpose a leased
wire direct to the Toledo arena has
been installed and practically
instantaneous service has been
promised
Preparations to turn the nam
moth auditorium into an open air
arena, started two days ago, will bo
completed before moon today An
movable objects Which would shut
OF any breeze that might be- blowing
are hCNc moved All doors and
windows will bo thrown wide open
ana numerous electric fans will be
stationed throughout the house 90
keep tho air stirring
In the center ~ the floor tho ring
has been placed. Wufkmcn went
over 10 carefully yesterday tighten
ing all lnuscncd parts and further
braCiug % Tor the big fellows lt|
rs being decorated iu bunting this
morning Tho national culors will
be conspicuous all over -hc house
In honor ot Independence day
Opinions of Outcome Differ.
while there has been scarcely any
betting on the outcome uf the local
embroligo It is not because there
is uuuulmiy ~ opinion us tu the
result Those spoculaUycb inclined
long ago had decided Co string their
money of the yhawpiuuahIp battle
at Toledo leaving them little loose
change To risk ON the hum" tEht
That there ls sharp division ~
opinion as tu who win triumph hurr
a. easily apparent wherever group
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
RULES AGREED UPON
FOR TOLEDO BATTLE
Fighters to Brcak RjoritJ
Vote OF Judges win Decide
Who IL Winner.

TOLEDO. ohio, July S-The rules
of the Toledo boxing commission will
govern the Jess Willard-Jack Demp-
sey fight tomorrow afternoon.
This was decided upon at a gen
cral conference held today and
which involved members of tho COM
mission. ollle pccord. the referee
Jack Rickard, Jack bearns. repre-
scntinR Dempsey. and Ray Archer.
who acted for willard.
After the meeting broke up Pe-
cord said
The rules OF the Toledo commits
s'0n are almost Identical with those
of Marquis OF Quccusbury The To-
lcdo rules. however. provide for a
clean break following every clinch.
The instant the men are locked and
there Is no punching action | Will
call FOR break And the men must
break without n moments delay.
There shall be no stalllng
II eithor man strikes his ndver-
sary In breaking from a cllnch that
action Will be constructed az a fou,
will follow the lenicnt custom In
vogue In this country OF not dis
qualifying a man for tho first or sec
ond offcnse. Bu' N hitting when
coming out OF cllnch Is continued
by one man or the other. he vii
probably suffer the penalty Of dis
qualification
'If one man should knock out fhe
other with a blow struck when com
Ing out Of ciinch | viii term =
foul by the striker and award the
decision 60 the fallen man.
The kidney punch will be barred "
Pecord would not discuss what
action he would take n willard used
his new rabbit punch" which has
been protested by The Dempsey fac
ton. That blow Is struck during a
clinch, or as the men going into n.
and lands on tho back Of tho neck
or along the spinal column How
EVER. willard declared In a signog
abatement that he would not use that
WALTON In the ring and has used o.
only "for practice purposes" against
his sparrinE partners.
Discussing the powers ~ tho ref
cree and Judges iu ~ temakinE OF
decision. he proceeded:
AS referee. Will havr the solo
power 10 rule on knockouts and
clnim of foul. However. " the tight
goes tho FUN 20 rounds II will hc
different The verdict Of the Judges
will first be secured II they ara a
CONTINUED on NEXT FACE
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WALL STREET BETS
HEAVILY ON BATTLE
willard Mndc 7 tn : TnvuritN in
Many Wagcrs, odds Generally
Much shorter.

NV YORK. July a-Ilcavy hot
ting on tho willard Dempsey fight
was reported IN tho wall street dis
irict here TODAY Tho bpturg gen
orally ~ at even money ono bet.
however. was reported AZ 6iO.UnO ON
willard against $4,000 ON Dempsey
u was reported thut ln buwe cases
tho champion was made. seven to
five fivoyito. 4"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04

WNrn. Ed Cughranr gives Frank
T,Sdu word tp "lvt 'pr ru. today
Tulsa boxing fans Will soc two ~
the faHtcs' htn1wwciEhtz in the
game 10 Earl ruryvar uud l|uhhy
Hughes .Th,rdais mo- doubt about
tho ability ~ these boys Hughes
has been in the game but "a short
time hut has made an cuNl1blc rep
utatiou lu thc hcmprl arena.
Purycar is veteran Urtho ring,
with numerous Victories over top
/. 49, ch boys iu hla credit
A. In the fFht go Toledo II will
he age against youth ruryc1r Ia
not ancient %, any means. hut as
athletes En hy ls we'll along be-
ing oul, few yo1r, from tho so
nEc mark UnFhcs has just barely
reached his majority
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
PACKED HOUSE TO
SEE T. sc. SHOW
IMPOSSIBLE TO PICK WINNER
About the Bout

Pr1ncipnI--ilnrry Grrh Iifts
hurrh. Pa. ~. Uill brennan, thi.
cncu. ~
uistau,C,-Iftocu rounds
Place convention hall
Tulsa Npurtlng Club,
John = lt'i-lcr. promoter
llrfrrec -- Edward CuchrnnC,
kun-nI CITY
nmDr--i rank Tr-sln, ShpulpR.
Nnuounrrt--IiUb Suuftsd.
Scmifinni-IHri purlchr, 1'ulsn,
ys Hobby Hughes, New Orleans,
80 rounds
Irrliminnric--tw sir Grounds
and % battle royal
iiuN ufnrc uprn--t2 O'Clock
noon.
DuprS Opcn--2 O'Clock
I1r-t preliminary a u'ciOCk.
special uttrnCtion-lrn-'d wire
returns from Willard Dempsey
worlds heavyweight champion
ship fight at Tuxedo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
Rip, Tearing Fighting Is Be-
lieved to BE in Store for
the Pilgrims.
MILLION GATE IN PROSPECT
Jess Promises to Startle the
World When He Starts
After Dempsey.

TOLEDO, ohio, July Win tho
worlds heavyweight pugIlis'lc chant
plunsuip al stake. Champion d s-
willard and Challenger Jack Dcmp-
soy viii box ~ rounds nt BANvlrw
park. on the banks OF the Maum'o
river here tunNurroW. in what ls CA
pectcd Co be the greatest event OF IFS
Kind ever staged Promoted by
Tex Ricksrd o. promises to syrp1ss
In every way the past matches ar
ranged by him.
Rirkard has guaranteed 100000
10 willard. win lose or draw, and
I2T.5OO To Dempsey, under the same
conditions, while the profits from the
moving pictures Will be divided into
thirds An arena 60 scat 10000
spectators has been erected AZ a cos,
of 1lsO.OOO. and n che gate receipts
are up Co expectations. more than
81 1000. 900 viii pass through The
hands OF the promoter.
Whatever the amount received tor
admission Of spectators. Z per cruf
VIII 20 TO local charity. and TO per
cont tn the government in the form
OF war tlN.
The boxers have agreed to box
under the Marquis Of QuccnshcrTy
rules. with the kidney punch and the
side hand chop blow barred Theic
Will hc ono minute rest periods be
tween rounds and a referee and two
iudgcs 90 give decision In case both
men are ON their feet az the close OF
the twelfth round. Ina case ~ a
Knockout. tho action OF the referee
close the bout II the Judges dis
agree after r. rounds ~ boxing, ~
gree after 1. rounds Of boxing. tht
referee will crst the deciding vote.
lie win also hc required to secure
confirmation OF at least one judge
before d.sgunllrying "A prirclp1l tor
fouling or other violation ot the
rules
referee assisted hy Tex Bickarl and
Mai Anthony j. proNyl hddlC..o
Philadelphia I'm the capacity dI
Judges They viii sit on different
sidos " the ring and Will reach any
decisions required ~ them WITHOUT
consultation Jack Skcllr ~ MounS
Vernon y Y. Will be alt"rnic ref.
cree. and W Warren Barbour Of
New York will Doe official .mckccpcr.
Each boxer will also have a time.
keeper.
Roth principals appear 10 be
trained 90 perfect condition and each
expresses perfect satisfaction with
his phyHcal and mental state. W..
RrI probably will enter tho ring
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-29
SHERIFFS SALE

Georgia, Terrell County.-Will be
sold before the court house door in
said county on the first Tuesday in
August, 1919, within the legal hours
of sale, to wit: One city lot in Daw-
son, Terrell county, Ca, fronting
fifty (50) feet on Boundary street
and running back two hundred and
ten (210) feet and bounded as fol-
lows: On east by North Boundary
street, on south by property of Joe
Byrd, on west by Cheatham proper
ty, and on north by property of
Pickett & Hanks, with Improvements
thereon; saidcity lot levied on as the
property of Richard Baten to salts
fly an execution issued on the first
day of February, 1918, from the city
court of Dawson, of said county, in
favor of R. R. and F. B. Pickett and
T. C. Geise, admir-, against Richard
Baten. Tenant in possession notified
in writing as reauired by law. This
June %, 1919.
j. z. TURNER. Sheriff.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-29
BALLOON FALLS ON
BANK and KILLS SIX
SOME USE PARACHUTES, BUT
ALL ARE DASHED TO DEATH
IN DROP THROUGH ROOFS.

Six men were killed when a big
dirigible balloon, the Wing Foot Fly
er, fell in the heart of Chicago's
loop, and caught afre. Four of the
men jumped, some with parachutes,
and were dashed to pieces on the
roofs of skyscrapers or in the streets.
The two who. stayed with the bal
loon met death when it crashed
through the glass roof of the Hi
nois Trust & Savings Company build
ing and caught fire inside the struc-
ture, which also burst into flames.
The balloon had been cruising
around over the city for several
hours. 1t belonged to the Goodyear
Company and had been stationed at
White City, an amusement park IN
the southern part of Chicago.
Thousands who were watching the
balloon saw that it was in difficulty
when it attempted to make a land
ing at Grant Park, on the lake front.
The machine seemed unable to hold
its nose down and the crew started
it up higher in order to make anoth-
err circle before descending. Sudden
ly, a thousand feet in the air, the
gas bag exploded and came hurting
down from the skies onto the roof
of the bank building.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Georgia, Terrell County-By vir-
tue of an order of the Court of Or
binary of said county, will be sold
before the court house door in Daw
son, said county, within the legal
hours of public sale on the first Tues
day in August next, to the highest
bidder, the undivided one-half inter-
est in and to the following described
property: City lots numbers two,
three, four and five in block one of
W. C. Paschal addition to Dawson,
Georgia, fronting on the northeast
side of the right of way of the S. A.
L. railway, each lot being 25x10O
feet, as shown on plat, duly recorded
in Book S, page 644 of deed records
of said county; also lot number l in
Pickett e Hawkins northeast addi-
ton to Dawson, Georgia, fronting
100 feet on east side of Augusta
street and running back about 124
feet to the Lewis lot, as per plat re-
corded in Book T, page 238, of the
deed records of said county, known
as the Crump house and lot; also va
cant lot being norVh half of the Me-
lissa Dorsey lot, fronting fifty feet
on west side of Boundary street and
running west 210 feet to the Cheat
ham property, bounded north by Dis
nuke place and south by Richard
Baten place. Sold as the property of
the estate of P. M. Hawkins, late of
said county, deceased. Terms cash.
July /, 1919.
T. C. GEESE, as Admr. on Estate
of P NJ. Hawkins, deceased.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-29
IA TOTAL WRECK
SAYS TENNESSEAN
Ehu Says He Now Feels Fine, Since Taking
zlrOn Iron Tonic.

David Jones, of Forbus. Tenn.
writes: "I got a bottle of ziron ana
will say that never had anything 70
come in SO good time as was thin.
ing of giving up, l was so weak: |
cannot tell you how bad l felt HAD
stomach trouble, loss OF appetite,
couldn't sleep, in fact was total
wreck all over, as am subject to weak
spells in the Spring of the year. After
using Ziron will say I now feel fine
and can do fine days work l think
you have a good medicine, and can
surely recommend it to any one VINO
needs a tonic.
Medical authorities and text books
agree that iron is needed to Keep the
system In good condition. lnvestiga'
ton shows that pale, weak, tired Deo-
pie generally lack the necessary g.
mount of iron in their blood. The
strength that iron gives may be OBJ
tanned by taking Ziron Iron Tonic.
Try it. Ask your druggist about his
guarantee on Ziron. INA
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-29
NATON MAKES A
PLEA FOR TAXPAYERS
FORMER GOVERNOR DELIVERS
VIGOROUS SPEECH BEFORE
COMMITTEE MEETING.

ATLANTA, GA vigorous de-
Tense of Georgia and its laws was
made by former Governor John NJ.
Slaton before the committee on con-
stitutional amendments Of the Geor-
gia legislature, which is considering
the amendment to the state constitu-
ton proposed by the tax commission.
The former governor began by at
taeking the position which some
members have taken that Georgia
laws were failure. while those of
inequality existing in other states I'M
der other systems were success.
In Georgia the taxable values have
increased since 1918, the year of the
equalization law, passed during the
administration of Governor Slaton,
from 1857 100000 to S1,079, 100000
in 1918. The state, impoverished by
the civil war. paid the veterans ST.
100000 q year, against Virginia's
payment OF S726,000 and Kentucky's
payment of S326,000, being two
states referred TO as exam plSS--WIlIle
at the same time Georgia was paying
more from the public treasury for
the common schools than any other
state in the union except New York,
and borrowed money at two per cent.
while her sisters paid seven per cent.
Inveighed Against Inequality.
The ex-governor inveighed against
the principle of inequality, and said
the right to classify gave the right
to practically exempt. Town land
could be put in one class and country
land in another; corn or cotton land
could be classed separately from oat
or wheat land, etc.
An interesting feature of Cover
nor Slaton's statement was that IN
1914, when cotton was selling at five
cents, a member of the tax commits
sion asked him to call the legislature
in session to pass a law to put far
mer in the chain gang for raising
more cotton than the prescribed
amount. The member was present
and admitted it. The governor then
said that if the amendment was
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-29
prejudice against courts is well

prejudice against courts is well
known.
Hostility Toward President.
1.-THE attitude of hostility toward
the president has aroused criticism
and opposition which might have
been avoided had he taken with him
such a man as Mr.. Root and two rep
resentatives of the foreign relations
committee in the senate. The criti-
cisms thus aroused have endangered
the ratification of the league by two
thirds of the senate"
Taft Letter Not Liked.
The white house didn't like the
Taft letter. President Wilson offered
no comment, but that it caused dis
may was plain to see. Certainly the
impression on capitol hill was that
defenders of the league were giving
ground, were yielding to the point of
view of the opposition. Many sena-
tors still view the peace treaty
through the same perspective as a
peace of domestic legislation-fnish-
ed when the various factions have
agreed either in committee or in
conference on a compromise. But
from Mr. Wilson's viewpoint that's
where the trouble begins.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-29
CROOKS CLEAN UP MILLION;
ONE MAN LOSES $125,OOC
Gang Operates on a Big Scale in
Buffalo. Arrests Made.

NEW YORK.-John McSherry,
describing himself as salesman and
alleged by the police to be a mem
Der of a gang of "wire tappers" who
are credited with fleeing victims of
$1,000,000 in Buffalo, was arrested
here today.
One of the principal victims of the
Buffalo gang was Michael Connolly,
Montreal contractor, who claims to
have lost $125,OOO betting on a
horse race in a bogus pool room in
Buffalo last December.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-29

adopted the legislature, in time of
excitement, could control the farmer
in his production by means of lmposi
ton of prohibitive taxes.
He further said that at this time,
when the federal government was I'M
posing a heavy income tax, 1t was
not wise to duplicate it in the state,
2 thing that was never intended. He
quoted from dispatch showing that
in Wisconsin a Milwaukee socialist
got passed through the senate an
income tax law which brought forth
a storm of protest from merchants
and manufacturers, so that the SEN
ate endeavored to recall the bill.
Such a measure, he said, would Gre
ate extravaganza and in raising mon
ey from large enterprises would nee
essarily be reflected in a higher cost
of living, which inevitably falls upon
the consumer, and the people would
lose all check on the legislative eX-
penditure.
Would Multiply Offices.
In addition the proposed system
would multiply offices so that every
man would go to his daily work car
rying an officeholder on his back. He
said the equalization law was imper-
feet and should be amended as point
out by the late Judge John c. Hart,
and Hon. Seaborn Wright, the dis
senting member of the tax commits
sion.
The ex-governor plead for econo-
my in public affairs, and the eXtrac-
ton from the pockets of the people
of as small an amount as was con-
sistent with good government.
In conclusion, Governor Slaton
praised Georgia and its constitution
and said that Gen. John B. Gordon,
then governor, in dedicating the new
capitol, declared that in so doing we
erected no new affairs to strange
gods from which gospels should be
preached, but we maintained old
principles in accordance with the les
sons of our fathers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-29
CHAMPION SPENDS $4,000
FOR FINERY, JEWELRY, ETC

CINCINNATI, O.-Jack Dempsey,
worlds heavyweight champion, is es-
timated to have spent $4,000 here
last week in clothes for himself, fem
mime fnery, candy and jewelry for
his mother and sisters. Jack spread
the kale around the local shop like
the proverbial sailor.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-29
MONEY TO LOAN.

If you are buying farm and need
money, or if you have a loan on
your place already and want to pay
it off, or if you own farm and need
money for any reason, see or write
US. PARKS & BELL, Dawson, Ga.