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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
FIJI. N. Lose TO soutbxe.t.rn

The Fort Hays Normal football
team lost the first game of the season.
last Friday, when they met the
Wheatshockers from Winfield, on the
Normal gridiron. Frequent fumbles
cost the Tigers two chances to score
in the first half.
Southwestern scored field goal in
the first quarter and a touchdown
from a long forward pass in the sec
ond. During the last half the Tigers
kept the ball almost continually in
Southwestern territory, twice coming
within few feet of the goal but fail
ing TO have the punch to put it across.
Bunny" Gross at left half got
away for several long gains and Lynn
Ordway at right end completed three
thirty-fve yard passes from "Busch"
Gross at quarter. Dalbon, the South
western quarterback, made most OF
the long running gains for the Wheat
shockers.
The Tigers expect TO show a real
Comeback in the game with the SOL
diers from Camp Funston this Friday
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
Obituary

Ralph F. Bucklew, eldest son of
Isaac and Hattie Bucklew, was born
in Phillips county, Kansas, August 10,
1890, and died in hospital at New
ton, Kansas, October 1, 1919, at the
age of % years, month, and II
days.
The father died in 1905 and two
sisters died in infancy. There are
left to mourn his loss, his mother,
four sisters and one brother. The
mother and brother and one sister
live near Holly, Colorado. One sister
lives near Laird, Colorado, and two
sisters reside near Hays, Kansas. He
was a soldier of his country in the
World War and was stationed at Fort
Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, In
diana. After his discharge he went
to his home in Southeast Colorado,
where the family had moved from FL
lis county. His death was due to an
attack of appendicitis too acute for
! skilled surgery to overcome.
The funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. J. W. Snapp at 2:3O p. m.
Sunday, October 5, in the Methodist
church at Hays, and burial was made
| in Mount Allen cemetery.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
The Mems Glass of the Methodist

The Mems Glass of the Methodist
church, had a lively discussion last
Sunday, on the League of Nations
and the Welfare of the World. They
voted to continue the discussion next
Sunday, beginning promptly at ten
o'clock Men not members of the
class, are invited to be present
Tuesday evening the Sophomore
College class held picnic on the Nor
NAL grounds south of the Spoonhold-
er. After eating real picnic supper,
the members of the class enjoyed an
informal dance at the Essex hall un-
til the hour of ten.
Seed Rye for sale. Phone 32O3,
VIM. Johnson.
Mr.. Cream Seller, do you sell your
cream to the GOLDEN BELT
CREAMERY of HAYS? If not, why
not?
Mr. Jackson of the Denver Music
Company, was here this week, taking
out the electric pipe organ at the
Strand Theatre.
Captain Rupert who has had charge
of the R. o. T. C. at the Fort Hays
Normal, has resigned from the Army
and will accept position in Kansas
City. No information has yet been
received as to who will take his place
here.
Rev. Wunderlich from Sterling,
Nebraska, has been in Hays for the
last few days.
Miss Dodge of Great Bend, is here
helping Schermerhorn's during the
! fall rush.
For Sale-Cheap. A six-room
house in good location, water and
| electric light. Inquire at this Office.
The Camp Funston football team
twenty-five strong command
of 1t. R. H. Dettre, Camp athletic
director, will arrive on the noon train
this Friday, to battle with the Tigers
of the Fort Hays Normal.
TIL lecure on ''Alaska" given at the
Normal Auditorium, Monday night
by Mr.. Raine, was received by pack
ed house of attentive and interested
listeners.
A fine new school building is going
up at Munjor, to take the place of the
one torn down by the tornado last
summer.
Fresh Buttermilk 20 cents per gal
lon. Golden Belt Creamery Com
pany, Hays, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
Ford swims Normal Lake

Last Sunday, Ralph Simpson, q for
mer Hays Normal student, and his
mother, approached the Normal dam
in a Ford. Mrs Simpson, not liking
the looks of the passage, decided to
get out and walk across the foot
bridge 1t proved that her judgment
wa sgood, for Simpson missed the
crossing and plunged his Ford into
the depths of Normal Lake, the water
coming just nicely up to his chin as
he sat in the car
The accident proved in no way ser
ious as Simpson waded out and seon
had summoned help to pull the drip
ping but still mechanically perfect''
Ford to dry land.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
''It Pays to Live in Hays"


Mrs. W. A. Smith VINO recently sold
her residence on East Normal Avenue
to George Palmer, has decided to re-
main here instead of going back to
New York.
Mrs Prof Shueman and family
are expected here from India, in few
days. They will live on East Normal
Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Deeds of Great
Bend, have moved to the Keough resi-
dence on East Normal Avenue. Mr..
Deeds is a ]. 1. Case salesman and
will make Hays his future headquar-
tiers.
Frank Shaffer of Oklahoma, son of
H. D. Shaffer, has decided that "It
Pays to Live in Hays" He has sold
out in Oklahoma and is stablishing
himself in the Farm Loan Business
here.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
CHAPLAIN Wilson Speak, in Hav.

Chaplain ]. E Wilson viii deliver
an address next Sunday night, at the
Methodist church, on his experiences
abroad He was with our troops in
France during the period of the World
War. After the Armistice was signed
he was chosen from dozens of men
TO go with our troops to Russia, where
he spent several months.
He will have an interesting story
to tell.
Hear him. He is a fine speaker and
had distinguished career overseas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
The Board of Education

The Board of Education has ap-
pointed City Marshal Troth, truancy
officer for the school district of Hays.
Mr. ]. G. Brenner was appointed
the Boards Committee on truancy.
Parties knowing of violations of the
Compulsory Education law should re-
port to Mr.. Brenner or Marshal Troth.
The truancy officers have jurisdiction
over both the public and parochial
schools.
The public schools viii be dismissed
on Thursday and Friday, November 6
and Z, to allow the teachers to attend
the State Teachers Association at
Salina on those dates.
The Board of Education has adopt
ed plans and specifications for the
landscaping OF the school campus,
submitted by the State Landscape
Gardener, who furnishes his services
free of charge. The Board viii work
ont this plan as rapidly as possible
and viii endeavor to make the school
campus one Of the beauty spots and
show places of Hays Possessing z
natural beauty of location, and being
on the Golden Belt Highway, this i'm
provement viii mean much to Hays
Trees, shrubbery and flowers viii be
furnished by the State at cost, anC
the expense OF the Improvement vii
be very small.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
LAND, HORSE AND CATTLE SALE
)hn H. Troth,
City Marshal.

will sell at my residence, one mile
southv est of Yocemento depot,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1919,
16O acres of land in Section 28-13-19.
Also four head of horses: one saddle
horse 10 years old, gentle for school
children; one 2-year old coach horse,
one yearling colt sired by Frank At
woods gray Percheron horse, and one
gray mare II years old. Three head
of milk cows, three heifers- fresh
soon; four head of two-year old steers
and two red bull calves, two yearling
steers, four heifer calves, one white
face mooley bull.
Terms On land, 81, 900 cash, bal
ance 10 years time, interest at per
cent Cattle-All sums over $1,000,
8 per cent interest.
Geo. Brockelman.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
Big Land S ale

The real estate belonging to the
Applonia Stegman estate, will be sold
under partition suit, by Sheriff sale
on the 18th day of October, A. D.
1919, at 200 o'clock p. m, at the
Court House at WaKeeney, Kansas,
being the West Half of Section "a in
Township 13, and the East Half of
Section "a in Township IL, and the
Northwest Quarter of Section 2 in
Township IA, all in Range 21 in Ire
po County, Kansas.
Heirs OF Mrs. Stegman Estate.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
important Notice

Property holders are hereby re-
uested to destroy all Russian thistles
on their lots within the city limits.
Failing to do so, the city marshal will
see to it that they are destroyed and
the expense charged to the property.
By Ordr of the City Manager.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
Weather Report.

Weather much colder tonight Fri
day, probably rain east. Rain and
snow, cold wave westward Fresh
northerly wind. Notify stockmen.
The above report was received at
Hays Telephone Central this Thurs
day morning.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
Notice

To all parties owning lots on Craw-
ford Avenue south of Court House
between Chestnut street and Fort
street, you will please clean up the
same of all weeds and rubbish of all
kinds at once as, they are disgrace
to the city of Hays.
Yours respectfully,
John H. Troth,
City Marshal.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
c. w. Miller Appointed

The Kansas Headquarters of the
Roosevelt Memorial Association at
Topeka, have appointed c. W. Miller
chairman for Ellis County A de-
tailed account of the work will appear
next week.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
Monuments

1 wish to inform the public that 1
am in no way connected with the
Hoch Monument Works. l am doing
business for myself, and having made
arrangements with the quarry owners
and monument manufacturers, l can
furnish my customers the best of ma
terial and workmanship at a very rea-
sonable price.
All work l sell is made of the best
material finished by expert workmen-
Respectfully soliciting your patron
age,
l am, yours,
IITAI DICIIAIONTR
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09

Christian Science Society Notes
Subject: care Sin, Disease and
Death Real?"
Golden Text: Mat 1918.
Responsive Reading: Mat. 9: IA,
Is, Is, 10, 1926, 1888.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
For Sale

Household furniture consisting OF
kitchen cabinet, china closet, oak bed
room suite, fireless cooker, etc.
Phone 157, Mrs. Eta L. Ward.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
For Sale

Nine room house, six lots, windmill
and tank, and automobile garage
Price $4,000. See Wolf Binder.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09

What did it cost you if you don't
mind telling? $3.50.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09

T. V. Lowe of Goodland, Sherman
county, is a candidate for Delegate
to the Republican National Conven-
tion
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
Houses for Sale

One three room house Back
porch, barn, good well of water, nice
locality.
One four room house, electric light
and water in house. Sewer connected
with kitchen.
For information, see B. G. SITES.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
l am, yourI

VIM. RICHMOND.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
100000 FRENCH KILLED

An Atlantic Port. France ~ fou'
years ~ conflict 90 prcs"rve hf
own liberty and that ~ me wo'le.
according 10 Andre TArAir trer'.
high commissioncr ,o IN" Univ,
states. has lost 500 U00 mon EiN'
and aA many wounded Aine'N
owes France an enormous deht
gratitude FOR ths heroic o1'roufin'
NJ her NE. blood and also fof wv
reported saving of thousand ~ Nv"
IN thia country and Throughout 'nr
world through her discovery
French peasants of a perfrc' f"m'W
for stomach. liver and Intestinal az,
mrnis which, n IN said hls trNelr,
incalculrhle suffering ard p''V'n,r'
thousands NJ sirFicnl op'-l l'"nS
Geo H. Mayr. prominent ''Nh,
chemist. imports ~" inrrrlirn' ~,
soils this remedy IN America un,U,
the name ot Mayts N'nl',I-
Remedy II Is n simple. 'llml''
preparation that removes me chN.
rhnl mucua from the in'cs''hh ~ s
and Allays the infllmmtii ii'n VIM
causes practically an s'nm1''. I,
and Intestinal ailments. in'''u.'
appendicitis ono dose VII '''
vince ~ money refunded
Quaker Puritan drur Fore "''
drurglts every where NV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
THE REAL THE0-
DORE ROOSEVELT
4 Remarkable aud GOmpr,hcusI,,
Hc'Or,i IN Nuilon Pictures tn
III shown SUNDAY.

The ifo ana pchieN .m.utA 81 thp
lat" L,nlOasl rHo.e. 4" ~Nmcrirat
foremost citlrcN. h,,, hcru recorded
N motion pictures AMI Wi nc stored
away iu the archives OF in, American
iiiafurlral society
These pictures have boon .,UIrrI
Tor u shuNiue az M, NtItsi.. iu.tfei
fnr two dtvs commencing rtNf sun
dny which lulururrtra Euus,,rl'
memorial week throughout tn c
United States
No more timely or interesting sub
,ect could be selected than this
which shows the principal events Iu
the NE ~ the grcr' di,, pie uf strrn
uuusnesa From h.s graduation from
Harvard through h1 adventurous
life In The west aH ttu,hrr h.s 'uI.i.
tarv and political career. ,'u. ..ur
viaws OF the real EuoscVcit lrr
shown Not staged or posed hu'
forrr'ul liyinE, breathing p,rturcq uf
one ~ the worlds most noted men
" H a great priyilrg" hat IS -.
tended tn Tulsans generally and iu
Majestic patrons particularly in hlv-
ing the opportunity To- srr tha rie.
turc which viii he presented 'hru'
extra charge as an added attraction
merit SUNDAY and Monday NiN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
SAYS HE COULDN'T
RAISE HIS HAND
Woodward Suffered for Two
Years Before Being Re
lcvcd by Taking Tanlac.

Wy family and ttirnda al s.r th..
ft"ti difference IHnllr has made IA
me pni ! certainly tccl Ike n diffrr
'ut lVn since l hNpau taking IT,
.|.l a. Woodward ~ 25g Rand
N"nur lexington Ny
Tor many years he continued
hAI suffered terribly frun siom
h'h trouble rhcumttlsm ana neural.
tiu aui fur two years couldn't
,th" nay lvf' hand Ia my head
Everything lleiErvrd with me 80 |
Wl7 almost afraid To eat anything
ana ! frIt 80 miserable that hardly
knew what ~ de-
q knew ~ many people Who hnd
been helped by Tanl,c that tried
10 myself ana iu a l.'lc Whlc f,lt
a Fi'N' Improvement lspt ON
tki0r lNn'i' rni now nv s'nun IA
mover hu'hcrv me. can eat AMI d..
s.-t ANYTHING I want and | can usc
uN arms n1 we'll az / ever conlI. in
tact my troubles arc All over and |
AN SIMPLY feeling fine
Tnnlac - sold In rulsi hv Quaker
nrur company, Puritan Doug com.
pnny and ly the leading drucristt
In practically every c!ty. town and
village lu America
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
WEST VIRGINIA Nay PASS
LAW leGAllzlhG MUTUElS

NEW ypRk. Fob We-, VIZ.
Hinla may have l.Ralis"d horse racing
ana IN" part muturi betting system
\ hin with that end In view has hccn
introduced In ths state legislature It
IL patterned after m" law nov In ~
feet In Mat, land and krutuS,v aud
provides Tor - stat" racing rummis.
sion To promote the Encouragement
Of breeding horses ana tho establish
m~rt nf fairs and race meetings
VIE hlll confines the rurlus season
during the p'tiod from Aptil tn he.
rcmh"t |, hut permits each assp,in
lion formed M rucing and hr.rdins
purpose. IN hold one nr rnur. annual
meetings There shall be- three mem
hers ~ the racing commission. each
tn r"tNe four years at "a salary ot 81
r"r day penalty ~ not lcs-.than
100 n hnV can he impnard In the
ease ~ person who indulgeH IN the
90 called book making Leaders IN
both htanrh hes ~ the West Virginia
legislature snN that the bill IL sure To
pas In whirh cN@ several tracks
VIII D." built ami upcf,ied under the
iutis1 tIuu - tho JotNrN riuh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
Major Training Camps

-Four ~ 'hc - major lr,guo
clubs Wll gu 10 Florida for thHr
carly prlWinr G'urrli ranks
second ln pupulalIN with tEro'
cluhs hooked 80 tram tnrrr
connie Ndyk's Athletics. who
have decided tu stay ~ home, " o.
have company IN the tWu 81 l,nuis
clul-. the cardinals ana Brow
having definitely drDlipd To- re-
main IN their own htlliwiDkz
Here arc the training camps
chosen hy tho hig league clubs
National League.
fhilliUs. char luttr y g
New YORK, tiRincs,Hll". fla
lLosion columbus. tit
Iruok lyu. sonyillc lila.
chicago Pasadena, Cal
~ l,ouis 81 Louis
litiShurEh French lIe. lni
NdL. 'JuiJluuWNu uruIutl'
american League.
Athletics Philadelphia
hostou. THt4pA FLA
Now York, lhcksonVillc Iln.
thiuagn. Mineral Sprinru. Tex
Washington Augusta. tu
Cleveland S"w orleans
Detroit Macuntt,i.
~. Louis, 81 l"uts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
Twelve Years Ago To-day Tommy Ryan
Scored His Last Creditable Triumph

rounds nnl repeated Wh tho
sam" opponent In ~ rounds In
1891 he knocked oit Danny Seed
ham ~ Minneapolis In the famous
- round contest In 1895 Tommy
took his frHt knockout at the
hands Of kii Mc'oy Tho next
YEAR h. Knocked out Tommy
Tracey. Paddy Gormnn. Tom VII
liHns Tim Ryan ana others In
'N1f he put charley JuhHsun to-
sleep at llot Nprlugs and after
that knncked out Jack li~duchpI'"
at springfield, m. Frank scott at
" neapuiis. George Green 1t kan
sty tiN ana Mysterious biiN
smith Tim Murphy npi l'm
Handler In IN. SAM" town ilc-
tween 1909 ana 1908 he Knocked
out kid Carter at Fort Erie. Illly
Sw.ft at kansas tliy. IOhn Willie
at Butte Hob Douglas AT 81 Louis,
ana numerous others
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
THEATER MAN HEADS
JOPLIN W. |. TEAM
Lou ballard Elected President
Formal Transfer ~ Iranhlsc
Set for This week.

SI,-, 20 The world
JOPLIN. Foh Lou l. ballard
manager ~ the Joplin thcatcr. has
been elected business manager 20 the
Miners Tor the coming season ms
r'., ION wlH effected IN an executive
so,..op ~ the directors ct the jasper
County lIrk association, and II wts
announced after the meeting that th'
directors were unanimous In the be
lection.
Ballard succeeds Harry Sptutt oi
- Joseph who was not nu uppli
cant Tor the position SprHlt would
have been given the management
had hr accepted, bat he has an es-
.rpfIuuJlh good position With a 81
Joseph tirm dud VIII not leave " fof
htSai 40 'hIs season Ito cam" O.
JHli.I last season as tho Mu'r,
manager when John savage accepted
tn" Gccretaryship ~ the Kansas city
Blues - the American association.
baseball management IN something
new 100 the career OF Lou ballard lie
lH a ian. but so flr ~ directing the
business end ar any other end ~ a
club ls concerned. he has never be-
fore attempted u The directors felt
however. hat lnllard's experience
lu ~" business management ~
amusement enterprises should fit
htW fnr hts new position.
WIN Rudy llulswitt, an expert
currd f"ld manager ana player In
charge of the team. ballard has an
exceptional cuworkcr. and the two
should constitute "A working team
that will prudur" rcsulta
l,Hlhtd was not an applicant for
the position, hut accepted when the
proposition wH fully explained tn
him n" viii conduct the duties 90
th"atcr ana baseball manager until
April l. The opening of tho spring
training season and the close OF tho
theatrical season. after which he will
devote his entire time TO the base
ball club
Formal transfer of the Joplin
frRnchiS" from John savage To the
Jasper County Park Association will
take place this week, u was said
yesterday ny Edward lhndrcth he
fur" his departure Tor Texas. where
he is Interested In oil leases lie viii
return this week and go to kansas
tity to meet savage
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
BIG MEN BACK PLAN
FOR RACING REVIVAL
Leading SInrismcn aud business
Men ~ Chicago to i'ln.c sport
On nigh rinnc

Clll''AGp. Fob l,a, nE for
Chicago. including a revival ~ ~"
American derby conducted on the
same hish plane hH prevailed "a,
Washington park. 4. contemplated in
Ia" rapidly maturing plans ~ a
group ~ ~" best kuown spurtHmcn
and business men ~ the city
Sporismrn Hni business men
t-rma adopted whenever any nv by
nirht organization attempts 10 put
something over are used advised
~ ln this instance The names ~
tho sponsors aud the proposed mem
bership roster ~ The exclusive north
shore country club, which viii father
racing viii carry real hope tn those
who have longed tu So" the ponies
go round sver since ne lii was
chmpcd on following lIirhhnlrs win
~ The American Derby a. Washing
ton park ~ 200
The u"W orgtuifb'ior. whWh has
several @i'rq IN view. Including -
tract NJ 900 acres north ~ Evans
ton. purposes to eliminate all com
m"rclni,tm from i,s racing and to
pay un dividends ~ ~ finanriai
hackers This would insure racine
which n not against the law Rat
inE repression has been caused nv
betting
Among 'hc names Rssoclntcd WIN
the new eu'"rprts" are those of Ma
Frederic Mclaughlin, who has Jus,
returned from army service IN
France Shnlr, ll"ld. Arthur Meek
cr laNr"uc" \ Young president ~
IA" WNghuugtuu llrk club when y
linuiiJtri iil nrsrls. ana several
others whose names Will hs an.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
DEMPSEY UtADN ~
TANsI.E WTTu ANNW DN

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Feb
lack Dempsey, who has returned
home from short tour. declared
tonight that he was we'll pleased
with What hts manager had agreed
upon regarding hts match with lrs,
willard
Il am ready to du what ever
kenrns saws" said Dempsey I,
looks like h" hts made u goud deal
That ! leave tn him. Nv ruumdef
alton viii hr getting into shlpe to
make the most ~ my opportunity
and ! hope I may not hr cousidcrcd
hoAstful when I mv hrlicNo | viii
get the hcuVNwl fht championship
along with the Nurs,
Dempsey ISSUED q denial Go charges
alleged to have hrru mad" iu san
francl-co last aSturdu, 10y Fred lul
ton, that flrht between brmu.rt
Hnd FULTON at llnrrpou lptk. \ 4
July % last, hti been pr,tirturrd
aud thnt Dempsey had .iuunlr
crossed Fulton There VT uU
such agreement hr ,Id There
was no chance tor suyh tu turr.
ment Fulton and mi su ,f.u
men, hofor" We lrn tho dressing
room ana We nearly ,tur Geo blows
then
Dempsey pru, ding .1.N Upk
ara promoter uf th, t.h,liIul bout
between willard ami prn.par, pp
proves. To- Wi'l.Hr Geo urhi tuition .nI
tu uedln'rlN o., -tid tuNIt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
Rkad and Kas Agree On Dempseys Monetary Reward for Meeting
OKLAHOMA SPEAKER
STRONG FOR BOXING
Naidrcp Declares Sport liant. NJ
When Properly ,onlrullrd
nnd Regulated

Thomas e NuIr,n .,..... d,
the house IN ~, Ol,l,..,. ........
turo delivered 1ultr n,.s. t.,,..
INK ana indirectly fur iN. r,,,.a-
boxing bill At the Shr.u Ing
lew dryH ugo IN an uf,rr. .d..,..,
on Nhtlnus matters poriti#Hs. d., a..
states law makers uud law. Wv
asked Nuldrep what o.. ih,,,..,
~ tho boxing ban ""
cant alN u vurl =. o.,
have not rut .rouud TO-, ,..,t,
the bIll NrJ' hc suld .uf ... 49,.
i,l hlooici sport ir.. l...,.
q par with IN" great ,u.Y.... ...,,.
football and the great utr..r,| Co..
~ baseball when ur...f.. ca.
Quoted. boxing has my url,ltt,,
support" ''''
This coming from uk,4ho,.,
young"i speaker. u man ~, i.
recognized ns one ~ the uost h,,
liant ana prominent ~ Oklahoma,
/ iuriSi politicians. h indeed "A s,.,,
. boost for boxing True W,is,,s
! d'd not know the oNlDi p'uNsl,p. y,
/ IA" boxing hill lU' be- ..t bs (,
] Tor 'l"hu boxing. whom conducted I,
"A correct manner N'i when B..
said that, he wac nd.l.rt g,..,
boost Tor tho htll us lis ,bicr, \,
, tu promote the hcst iut,rr.tg %, N.
/ gtm" For. when II IN plssci. II vii
! absolutely provide for clean bour,
| noted Intense interest hy pra,
/ ucullN all ~ the mcmho'a ~ ~,
| logislntur" with whom talked r,
/ gardinr boxing and sport ptnspec,,
/ IN oklahoma or course there NJ.
Hllll few who cling 10 tho ola
/ fashioned Ideas regarding hotin,
! But IN" majority ~ thrn, are broad
/ minded, red hlo1dcd mon mos, A,
them dycd-in the wool hnNing fan,
/ And. hy the way. when Hrya,
+ p""n"y ana h . Lhughun meet
/ her" February II don't lo surpti.,d
II legislature ,S adjourned that asr
~ n number ~ IN" members NJ con
/ grows nro planning 10 como down
/ aud See the bout.