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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

uxaaAeza hare k<a sxxor.A,y
hae3s%A Heaxen aAs sent - tAe
12rra sma h1e 2a& thS AAssDy hree.e
sc ucklGy sAr re9lh~T tw our owu
s4v1E.exe TAeg~ecre n; ss tzke a.
santaxs az xs n~aarifui wsAsn~r ana
tngt4te the ssuEr~,s ara csaer vSsa
aslma.s Ans hay ~ cur~slvwx In sx0sx.
zaa4 for the as9su2chsnx ~snfsr. Ii
We ~2ls t@r cc@i 10 I've msn@A. ths yoae
~aatex dAss VII tszud Is ssEa ~xisins
Ef we Az n0S gwx Guar ~@aa nsw. w
nssy SaHt ~ccd wAen the -lifmras
Low sna ncr Dc AaAe ~ xrs. C0s
ssrrc 70 the tsnsss.
Every sndisi&uAl hss sAan~ n
sAg~ as trxA hAssseA ~ ereanlszs.
NJ gc psesens rFas s Rix ON sas a.
ssoees tVr use when tbs Gays 2aa
ais2ts are rcs s~Fy c0Ai Resaensess
s1at wAsle yca thEak sva hxxe a riga;
70 carr al ycur essnl IN ose week. n
a1s ncs Aa exrsai~nx 10 A. So R~aS
in wfnd sae gvz,<hling does 10 gDos
Il will Ras tsu yuur hiaa n ~sA cxal or
sOca Ras gvs busy n0s and lsy -
sapnly OK ~Nass ana a&AeF meC~s.
S&ries for heat for te odd wrntt
Gays.
r-T. JOHNSON,
E'RVa Aamsr tss Atur fsg
MaaAAa Tc~nshsp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

Na.y pnyssclass beisere th&g ansuae
wno aAs aSa coli saeul2 o~ ecnapl~S -
liz Asasas@a ~ pre- 10 osner nasR 9ssrS
al .iDw famHx Aua assoyss+s trval eos-
gr4essz< tAc &ease ~ ca.d ars aDs1'
as SaarAgrAr ss gseaaa~S cAe stas
szr~ tie sra1sr ene rhs4s hi.n ses1 81
cold the less tas AAne~r 2Gd yea viii
agox a xsAosi was.s before yca find =
.ettes nsetirfrt sh&a NsaaHab%rlala' =
CcuxA ReracGy 70 ssa scas in cnFtsg a
eoAa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01
Are You Fat?
| DUST Try This

Thrusants of overfkt gsccis hzvs
bescme sism by fogswtnx the advice
"a doctors who recqmD<nd Nsrnacta
Prescription rsAlses. fhcss hxrralssr
iitsie TIT rcdacTss that slrrgSsfy the
dc~e of the sArneu5 Marmo4a Plr-
serspstca
Ir TOO fsk. dcnt wait tOr shs dcxsoF's
advice. Go nos TO yoav truggist or
write % the Maruicls Cn. SSt wosaS-
sard Ave. Desruit. Mseh. and for ST..
procure / large ease ct these sshlesx.
- They rrSia<e two three o. to@r
ppands a we~k without EXERCISE. dtsf :
in- o. any unplsusant effect whas-
svsg. II too fat. srg shss sctay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

liver IsvenS ND. bile flows freely
headache. hsliousurSS. tonsue.sGr
<soxna eh ->ssxrneSs ctsa rp@ar wren
Tgv. k9uys S@w Life Pills ges In
tn@-r usfnrst. cvnsfoxtaAse aSsion-
Fxrga9lvs<. nevsr pleasantly r@r-
rSssgrp. sometimes hAhsS-fcrMing.
Sh0nlf naE he tAken tm rack the
syszeni violently. N2fure's Way ls
tie way of nr. Kings New Life
PitEs--xpnssy hstf girTksy fs1ncgserinS
,he bowels. eliminating the ilres-
tHne~<sax~sax waste. aud prnwatins
,hs uaasx gragffys IL -e<zzlEs Cleanse
the xvssrrs = an rz<ua xEl knua rn~
ppun II regysar bowels &c 1t al
druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

cslsscrula. has r>fsSgd to rsnsidsr
ghs .arsaoa AZ lssatscn u Thrma
s.a0aey. hnhcr zSratcr charged we
ecrzA shrowtms and naaFGer and ssn-
Etsaysd 10 dEe-
Adiarank General Rarrvst has enrs
nI~ted his survey ot @sts9raf swHrd
Il the state saa i rsady tor 1it srsr-
gsnxlss-
governors ns aA stAETs afGerssa ss
coal strike har~ prcHahsed ssppsws sc
m Garfield federal tsse adrnran sssra (
tar.
Trsye tor Tsn.ss iR ale " Ret cross
senAs. for bsneftr Nc smnsFwEscess vse-
tlms. hsgaE m The stare tos.ay
Jack Love- Tulsa aasa. staE.ea "a
rough. house I'm ths Tizlsa hSrel lasE
right. he made IN effort 70 stab tar
hcser detective Fas astscttv4 shvt
Love. fs eaaars recover. passaCiaa
sIv-
t-svsFu0r Rrh@rssoa aaS refase& aa
Increase cf fTcn1 81 tn VI DIV Cox
n-Smsa whr are employed * ths
leaglrel building
Baltimore suffered o rniAihon dollar
giFe Sunday. when an ersfre city Ascss
scar Ichas HoEkins university hszrued
10 the ground Stne tSrsuaen we're
injured
IL ~ nDw thru<ht shAt -PlS$sSgcas
johnson. vino was tniaFsd BY a nesN0 E
Lnraan while mnsfne y proAaastea
speseh- whIt BE- irEiHa He lost orS exs
and Eaay lose rhs cTher as q F~@Hls
Mary Harris 4 rear old Tnhsa girl
~as accidentally shas ThAnks~lvfnE
sfsv whHta playfng with EadeH ~
vcsvsr. deed S0zaays
There arr bogus see esGis sn tie
state. Many bare already heen mass
cd, merchants should D. careful TEE
tfEss have neen raised truna 81 Ted
ssal hanx notes
ycransreT workers arr q eraf1n@
the ceaI mines ot KansaS. Many fSFI
harads have taane6 the raovenaeat 80
l1ice r&e eraI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01
POISONING

How often loekIzw snd blood
poisoning rr~dts frun the r-gleef
OF ! slight srrl,ch or Estle c.sl. Ham
has Wizard Oh is safe an1 ctfec-
tive FIRST ard treatment IL ga pow
erfrl anstsrpelc and should be zp-
piled fsrn- eclArely TO wcuHds ot this
kind TO prevent danger Of tafecthon
Ii is soothing ard healing and
c=rckiy drives cut pain and inSxrn-
u1ation ia cases of spraizs. bruises
CUTS, burns. hE.es aud ssingx last IS
reliable, too. for seiT recx- sore feet.
erl1 sores. S1rker sores, earache ard
snushache
Get il from druggists for 70 eenf&
II COT satisfied return the bottle AID
set FUur rnCney hack
Evcr corStfpated or hzve SIX
kcai7ches last try Wizard Liver
Nh1ns, pleasant lsrie rsnx riIls. 20
cxnsx Graxa1seet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01
WEDNESDAY. oEcEMeER J.
Tne Mary pI<kfarr Ca

Mary rSekfcrr
lm her rhirE psrtzre frunn hxr rwn
ssndics
HEART or THE WILLS.
Mr. Bcssn Of Empress theatsT. Okla
ncnaa CsfY, rlsg@d this picture toas
days AZ aNc to capacity and inturree<s
us 1t ~aA her yerx nest rruxfurtac@
Do y1u ask for H,rre. This tenure
tS in sever reeiS)
Exrra ad6ed attraction.
Pathe Review EduextEnual in m !
tHral cotorx
Chrsstsa Comedy
-ohs SUSIE De CAREFUL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

Ths sale ~ Red t~ss CARS ma
Sxals ~ rsxSlss anssas esyrs ana
E No sssse ss~ssst 1nse - c4ns-
p&ixnl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01
CHEST CLOSED UP
WITH AEAvY COLD?
Don't give Il . chance to
''set in"-use DR.. Kings
New Discovery

T<HAT dangerous stage vhere Z
ecgA or euggh % sAse e.
= grlpg~ ruixfas get tn@ b%Ffrr
ot ycu Eaav ~ near~r IhAn se@
tkink. pruaapt scsi0n With 1T.
kfnx's New Discovery will avert
loRx sfe-p.
For rfEy years II has lneSsneI
comse~tesi chests dssSspStsa tight
pas&sA phlegrsA. bgO&en NtesG1S cuAsis
ausf c,stT-ssS. Give II 70 The yeWnx-
StavS-ta Sp IL ywzF>etf. There will
b@ 70 sssSAxre~abge afrsr-eHe~rS
Cs~. aua Sf-.N bostle- AZ your
druggists. Give X q trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

Tulsa paIicp and HaLnEsssFs X sa<
cisy have nsnxa in a. cfsor1 ~ ea4aa-
f7ass sarsslAng asst s2aaAsess frSA sas
wssy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01
I Head Horses

One large mare hay. weight about 400 lbs
One large mare. black. weight aEout 1900 lhs~
One large mare. hay weight about 100 lbs-
One horse. black, weight about le0o Ibs-
wears old
tine Gay saddle horse. . years odd
One bay mare, vesrs old
One hay mare, Years old
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

u a s@se .AaI xaiIzx = eck.oa e,ot1es
lsre ~ water for n frw ,ntnasss. and
then aFyiag h saorcsSaly befcge ssinx
wia pxssent X rpm ssrw.rssnx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

ro II ncw sas Rs@ Cross tarlsA-
rsas seals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

tsisscrrfa. has rssfrsV1 TO ~snsidsr
gns .4arssoa A. lseafscn " ThGnaa
sso0uey. labor zsratcr charged we
ecrzh shrcwims and nauFGer and ssn-
Etsavsd 10 dIe-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

AdiuraHs General Barrett has ernit
nl~ted his survey " nsts0cai ssfrs
Il the state aai is rudy tor ult sErer'
= uxisS-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01
Free Lunch at Noon
Briag Your lin Cups.

TERMs or SALE: All SUNS " $iooo and = nder, cssh
months time viii b. given with approved security
settled for 1hess rsle hnst Be- cmphsd ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

Trsye tor Asnsss iE ale " Ret CrcS'
seaEs. for b*nefft nc tiaheFvsAcess v.T
tlms. hsgsH m the state tos1ay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

There arr bagaas see hsAls ia shF
state. Nary bare already been aass-
cd, merchants should Dr. careful Tee
kfEis have heen raised srnna 81 ted
esal hanS notes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

Jack Love- Tulsa zasa staEte's "a
rough hease i'm ths TtulSa hSNel ass
rigAfs he made IN effort 70 stab thF
hcsel detective Fh@ ssTtscttvs s&0s
Love. He eaaant recover paSsiCiaa
sav
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

t-9vsFuGr Rsehsrss0H ms retgase1 rs
Increase az fTcm 81 To VI DIV tcg
y wSmsa VINO ARE employed 1s yhs
eaviret building
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

lsovsrnor wIlllan D stephens y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

Raltimore suffered o ualAiion dollar
EiFe Sunday. when an ersfre city Aacs-s
scar Johns HoEsins university hsarueH
10 the ground Stne fHFsu0eu werv
tniured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01

Marry Harris. y year 0d Ttnhsa girl
was accidentally shax ThAnkzglvinE
sfsy whFta playing with o A'ndeH ~
vcsvsr, deed S1zhays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-01
u Head Of Cattle

One brisAile cow ! wears old. fresh sooFi.
One rel eow, years old. fresh in spring
Two red eows. u years old. fresh in spring
One -Ierssy c6w. . wears old. giving milk
Une bFinslle ~nw. years old. giving milk.
ane r~an c0w years old, giving milk
Une red caw. years OH giving milk
SIX wear zsss heifeFs.
One year old steer
Five coming | wear old steers.
One eoaain4 1 wear Old heifer.
One red Pole oaIl. coming years old. !
good ONE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09

ncn2 i~pcctcIe Nntcrc2ic al latte Ct 6ilcm
ielen5 SIer oper HtiormutioucuS @crt /
DC forltlclllQe %duoe. Chi W{j0oeluloc
rc15 0tltorte ian iliitrIil life Ioen DC
bolo,omlte NorurTnguluQcr onllauco nj
en- Hpoteole ~ Den puuelr0c 5toI
Sertor tan BET pel trnQt llNeS, at iutet
er ldd p%datrruct / bette @auo iom en-
QrIunoiN &Tttelic AZ ocu biitoriitc 5dnS.
lloen CT SduulauI al @locn pau bette Ont
rdooc iolocr Sen ltore WGlQcrmuoic
'teoIe lom CT biUlpelct @nttc for DC bill
ltgltc SluNoro. Der I ell cller duoeu rcdt
itonGr % frthcb5ricubtllN WcuraclieS
Snterc9Ie tuGlUttcS al bnrc0c Vciciucu0c
| StoIcnL | Yreolcn % heuue me, lar
ltg'tc NorriptionoiiIoc al Dem ale. Sine
inatoQruien.
liz ira bette Snnoplmii mnu lloQiuel
zen AZ Chris Bert / cnlclif Srndt hiIics
lum Ell Vegiuenbeo, for butltct Tmeritaus
ScouolnaniuR foiiuoution iortieuer ocn
Iter'tc Got % Cpmuutrin9.
Sm 0r. &olduocrS C~pcrlrttelie CT SET
not ar itae. az mou iuQeniteo5 bar Nglel
len az al Vcriei life CT / Originaliproaet.
Zen bar oe5uoen ct Sortriu 'remior Gri-
einnIeu. lor'aupiot Eoriatterep ielo, Der
lum bctienht bcrtrp'ieoeS / ell @lloer al
Inn 80 Var I 1917. biitob nIco gduo %
8doo o9 ttl6eIs iiilcoe me SorbeoriuQer
III SueriGttcrcr5 Rndoighco. Zen prcir
S%noleonina inoebuI0cr en- ~inntpatetii,
@iugrofi al BEN bsitiorticntc oanite Sis
%itoritcr % Noltlorllt. Go0cu eQuer liz
iortrtultat til SuIegope.
gSalltuQtou, =. g.. lite At0ubr. 1910.
NuIl GirierifN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09
IRA Den morife 2ismanosnrfe
Nrooflum.
I'll ben nurife Sismanpsmisiion 9enner
/ Imeritn. - Sulegauer til SjsmGno.

Eaar SuIen rGrmer iig. meloer ser
llg mango UNDERLINE Sduier, mauae aooe.
onilorgSfuloe Snuter. Sulen bar nen,lig
oeIt Gone AZ loUi0e % adbue Reuneiisrs
Nierte FOR Oct 'onl CT tort % QUot.
"a hodo cuten man bar 'naet Gineue
~ Tor Den ueiloclil lture SlIlcgdue ira
Ouo I'll D{eHuelieue eller lite. iaa bar
oetue NrlltcuopmuncnS ltgrite Sgitio fore
nlonet mere emo uoaet dnoet at uilc u5
Sdn0beoeu al oct Cro. Iet or I~aIjaere
al give cuo at InCc. 2erfOr cC Oct ui
pGd oeune Sio tuoer set lite bare iom
en- VltQt. men ION en- opO title @lGoe
at tlnne trutc Il Grorc. ptuc roget I'll
andre. ri gtoer / gooe GuIter. 0t gtoer
pore tlpre @auer. ri igrQer iur,oc idt=
ttge I'll Sui. ri tGnter pdd De idttiac
Darn, At DC ialfalo til sui mao bdue set
Qoot. u buffer pua De 9nuIIe og inpe.
Vile mas ldd ltot goot az SUBS @oobeo
o8 %drnthlcrttlleo glcnuent ps. ia. life
cnadng @puroen CT Blemt meo III SuIes
neR.
g?er pore Sismrro2 De farer frr
pdun III QGUr 20 bar iieIbeu Huleonirg
I'll al 'clre ,illcr bleume. Ga uoe / bet
'rcnnneoe trrer DC "a lTrliJ I Ell 'aus
odu Slo - ofte pud en- onb lddr SGuq.
Tel. S0r ,Nlleu, tror leg, CT l iTrlig
0ruo 'llitcr Ill az i~reniaioe Siculce.
glcu heller life SienGroeue er glentt
REQ ,fIIetlo. SlsmGuosmt5iiuueu Ter
ser Tom I'M ltore Cppdue at itele nj
,(ulerc't Der noe / 'reumeo GGuu FOR &c
mango '0rcuoe ~EduoauGuo. ION er idu
bclotgc N unu 6dUu I'll Ful. % mlunqs
ioIojat 'lttige iiGritpheo5iuIoe autuocr
NUrle rluu0l bar req Dc muu0e SuIts
,l5itr, iou' uI mortgages / DC rUriiIelige
Z lguluUo5 Observation-Disclosures icUot mdnle
@aetr og ilurIile 6tIiencr "a 2uiter
nj S%ioaNJuo uo0uer zen belle Uloc Ser
ZEN
3 oenuc 0avn inN6roes qoot og rel
20U1 ~SIsuJuo I'll JliIeitit. gleu nj,
troo5 i0r q, ~ moNtlger en- Gel @aper
tisnmcirr i,,I,tcr Dc oog life til Tor en-
ilraru slot Ecripr uIdoer Ui %,
ytFtto mco t~to'i3ere Var. ar heuceuoe %
nj, @0ro5Wcuo 5Cr I HwerItd Ueo Gsu
ON 81, &c u,Gu uUute puu SiewGuneu 90
alC,c ham MED eu Itotu @duc Ri Sui.
zpret NJ en- GLAD. begct'trtt Sieudub@.
lief yil UUrt i,sr'ie SGt Sor Der C.
i1!ilcye Gt u,re cuo q, tage.
ri i0tter udd E~orbuuuo uda sore Siss
mruos &caUe Tor @doer eIer %euQe.
Tom bgoc5 ierot UNDER Horc5ic: YUrs
UeGiGu Sedmeu Church. Ill Tioueer
greet. Erou.lau. y. y.
Cctcw5cr 1919.
Gtriiteu Rruur. 5iontmospret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09

and produce great men. And even
after they had been awakened they
did not want Ibsen For Ibsen com
pcls thought. They did not care to
think. Ibsen never heals: he wounds.
And thar Is especially to a SELF
sufficient E%nglishman indeed "the
% unkindest cut of all" All this
and a great deal more Miss Franc has
brought out, and brought out we'll, in
her small volume. II represents a
great amount OF work. The appen-
dices alone are worth the price of the
book. being a full cou OF the
different TRANSACTIONS and the theatri
cal performances OF Ibsen's plays IN
England
DEBORAH, Iowa, December 1910.
X. Seehuus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09

h -Four Seas Company OF Boston
has contributed materially toward in
creasing the interest in Morse litcra-
ture by two Of its recent publications.
They are: Werner Won Heidenstam's
'Soothsayer" and Miss Miriam Francs
"Ibsen in England" The former i,
a translation, the latter a work OF
original research.
Werner von Hcidenstam is one of
the foremost among contemporary
Swedish authors, lie has certainly
contributed in no small share toward
helping his native land maintain a
front rank in the world-literaturc oi
our times. Being a worshippcr Of
ancient Greek art his style and
language remind one Of the clear cut,
classic marbles OF the country that for
nearly 5000 years has represented the
unattainable in the field OF sculptural
art. The one act drama. The Sooth-
saycr,' Of which Miss Karolinc Knud-
sen has given us a most satisfactory
translation. gives Us a very fair sample
OF EOu l~Ieidenstam's work. The
Swedish poet and playwright has en-
deavored 20 show the world of to-day
..Lr,f.. -
.a..llu. - i1'S., an. ',. -,
pu' - 40, omi ,- ,"o
mid.,e, - d lIi' "Io' ~, ,-..1e..t
49, ~
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T. >
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EaaI,nd o. antbo, no.. b,n,se,f A.
Emsi$'bm, " 49,, ~, ~
M a =. ~ go o, Il. 80
nannaar e.. con",ry TO- a., nd.
tn ! drIv one -L;sroricaI nersonago
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09

Eaar &c fprnssr 9erts eubRrtsnsu, lena
beIi, soft. eusr gan,oHp'suins. Re, er mt.
,ert at isuss Isfs Psuss I aiutnoslise stspe.
% b. fan life sars uuisaT!lss tpr senss. ion
bIir bcr.e saa gs,en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09
TWO NEW MORSE ROCKS

The -Four Seas Company Of Boston
has contributed materially toward in
creasing the interest in Morse litcra-
ture by two OF its recent publications.
They are: Werner Won Heidenstam's
"Soothsayer" and Miss Miriam Francs
"Ibsen in England" The former i,
a translation, the latter a work Of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-13
JIMMY WILDE MAY
 COME OVER HERE TO
 FIGHT PAL MOORE

There is strong probability of Jim the world boxing Pal Moore in the state during the next fall. Wilde sends word through his manager, Ted Lewis. that he will come to America in the fall for a short tour and while here will take part in a few matches. Jimmy refused to battle Pal Moore again in London. al trough big purse was offered by Pro- moter Charles Cochran for the match, the distance to be the same-20 rounds. Moore and his manager. Nate Lewis. are expected back in the states in a few come while Wilde is here match will be made. Milwaukee would be the logical spot for such a match. as 10 rounds are permitted and it is near to Pals home iN Chicago. The big audi tc rum in Milwaukee seats 5000 people. and is the finest arena in the states, in fact. in the world, bar none. It is hoped these boys meet again. especially in this country, so as to give the fans chance to judge for themselves whether the decision in their recent match in London was correct or not, Moore has a knack of hitting with the open glove and, according to informa- ton received here. Referee Corri's yer dict was based a great deal on that very same thing. A meeting between the boys in the middle west would at tract almost as much attention as the Willard Dempsey fight, but at differ ent prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-13
London Fighter Says
 Jack ''Has Everything

It is interesting to know at this time what fighter like Eddie McGoorty thinks of Dempsey, especially as Eddie may be called on some of these days to fight the champion. In an inter- view in London McGoorty was asked for his opinion of the champion as 8 fighter, and this is what he said: Dempsey has everything that great fighter needs. He is most extraordj- narily fast and clever and as 1.-the as a panther, with a remarkable faculty for delivering a crushing blow from whatever position his glove may be in. As to gam no more courageous fighter ever lived.
 He has youth and strength, cour- age and brains. which is about all a. fighter can ask for. I compare Demp- sey to the late Les Darcy, the Aus- tralian middleweight, who was won- derful lad and one of the greatest hitters among the middleweights- Dempsey has the ideal size for a heavyweight champion and will be mighty hard man to beat It will take a straight puncher and a clever one to beat the champion, and don't know of any around just now. Jack has a. wonderful future. but with all his nat ura1 advantages he must remember one thing-take care of his physical condition above all else"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-13
Champion Pete Herman
 Has Many Matches


 Champion Pete Herman will be very busy bantamweight during the next few months. The little fellow has Q number of important matches on the Books, the first of which will be with Jack Sharkey of New York, before the Cream City A c. of Milwaukee, They will travel 10 rounds at 1lS pounds. Sharkey gave the champion hard battle in Philadelphia year ago and claims to have had all the best of it, some of the newspapers giv- ing the decision to him Pete may not have been in as good condition then as he is now, but Sharkey says it makes no difference to him, as he is out to con the title. It will be case of two Ameri- canized Italians battling for the Ameri- can title Sharkey showed the real class when he fought Pal Moore and Joe Bur man, two of the classiest bantams in the states winning both contests Cham pon Herman has another hard bout or his hand$ when he meets Joe Lynch, the New York bantam, in 10-round fight al Danbury. Conn.,, Labor day Lynch is near champion and will prove d hard nu. to crack, the same as Sharkey In add- ton, Pete has battle pending or in the making with Jimmy Wilde. the fly weight champion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-13
FOSTER INV|NCIbLE AND PELS ARE BEAT High Gets Couple of To- Baggers, and Fields a
 Perfect Game

Memphis, August 12-Successive singles the first inning, and a double by High, followed by an inield hit by Christenbury and single by Smith in the fourth, coupled with the strong pitching of Eos ter, today enabled Memphis to defeat New Orleans, 2 to 0. The six hits off Foster were scattered through four in- nings. High, who secured a pair of two base hits and a single in four times at bat. started two fast double plays which stopped a threatened rally by the visitors. Score:
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SPORTS
LoCAL-BY WIRE

gets to second base the run is as good as over, if somebody hammers out q single. Many a player would escape a banning from the stands if he would use his noddle in running the bases. The runner who isn t. speedy often comes in for a share of abuse that he could avoid If he would not run wild. Heinie Zim. Tor instance, might have escaped the now memorable marathon with Collins had he stuck to his base a second longer in the worlds series of 1917.
 Speed surely counts where 1t is needed in catching the ive-fifteen, or beating throw.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-13
SPORTS
 RY non McDAVIn
Barons Unable to Stand Up
 Under Vols Offensive, and Lose When WholeTeam Blows
Dawson Graham Cleans Sacks With Mighty Wallops-The Barons Get Lead in First, But Are Unable to Hold It - Bernsen Knocks Homer With
 Stevenson on Base-Sigman Yanked
BY BoR McDAvIn

Nashville, Tenn. August 2-(SpecaDThe Vols took the
 third game from the Barons today by the of 10 to thereby making clean of the Sigman was knocked the in the second and Morrison who placed him. fared but little predecessor deep center field with Stevenson base in inning followed by Ellis double and Hairsons single of three and sent Lankenau the showers the fifth the Vols put five and made the Birmingham lead fade into insigncance.
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BEARS ROUTED BY SPURT|NG LOOKOUTS Chattanooga Piles Up 23 Hits and Beat Bears
 Third Straight

Chattanooga, August 12-Chattanooga batsmen slaughtered Nasty and Coshow this afternoon defeating Mobile, IS to 0. and making a clean sweep of the three game series. In the second inning, after Demoe had grounded out. Chattanooga routed Hasty with seven successive hits which were converted into runs Neid- erkorn, the first batsman to face Coshow. hit the ball over the left-feld fence, scoring Neuse1 ahead of him, and Griffith duplicated this feat after Demoe had gone out stretching single Score:
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TRAVELLERS AGAIN WIN FROM ATLANTA Sheehan, Young Cracker Phenom, Is Unmercifully
 Pounded by Travellers

Little Rock. Ark. August 12-Little Rock defeated Atlanta again today. to 5. in 12-inning contest, when Brottem walked with one out, took second on Walsh's infield out, reached third on McGinnis infield hit and scored on Ba cons clean hit to right. Karr, pitch
 ing for Little Rock was effective in all but two innings and he got two singles and a two base hit in five times at bat. Sheehan, against whom Little Rock had been unable to score in three previous games. hard to hit today. Score:
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SUMMARY
 Stolen Base-Stevenson
 Two-ba Hits-Ellis, Hairston, Gra- ham.
 Home Runs-Bernsen. Wickham. Double Plays-Stevenson to E. Me- Donald to Bernsen, Ella to Meyer to Graham.
 Innings Pitched-By Sigman, 2-3 with ) hits and two runs; by Morrison, $ 8 with 10 hits and runs; by Lankenau, 2-3 with hits and runs; by Helfrich, 2-3 with hits and no runs
 Struck out-By Morrison 1, by Hel- frch 2
 Base on Balls-off sigman 1, off Morrison 1, off Lankenau 2, off Hell fEich 9
 Left on Bases-Birmingham ,, Nash vile g. Time--2:05 Umpires-Pfenninge and Shibley