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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-10
CINCINNATI! TAKES
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handler who has been around tho
league quite bit
The Red infelders were con-
stantly closing in on the shine baller
giving him advice and encourage
met, but there were moments when
even they half questioned the judg
ment of their leader
But for the fact that the Reds
Aad an overwhelming lead. Eller
would not have lasted past the first
couple Of batters IN the eighth. 1t
vas we'll for them that they had
piled up so many RUS catly in the
game EUer's weakening came
very suddenly because IN 10 the
ghrh he had been p,tohing well,
\ home run ~ "Shoe.css Joe" Jack
son 10 the right field hleachers in
the third inning was Inc only real
heavN blow made of MS delivery,
although he was noe her2 rear the
sensational form he dlsolayed on his
first start.
1t was Elers second triumph in
the long drawn out series Under
the old conditions Of ;ne v Grid Sc
'Ies which were IN; 9ged for this
year because some a the baseball
masnatcs saw q n opportunity TO en-
sage IN the popular pa st.N!e. the at
air would have endea mere with
TIE Reds victorious bv four games
"a one
The Elaboration n fhr series 10
nine games an idea wl-,-h originated
With Garry Hermann rres dent Of
he Reds almost prove be urdoing
# the Cincinnatt cub The Sox
fauied ana N"n two ea'acs Inc Sc
iieS et"od tour 70 shtse Wnen the
'iuos returned 20 1alea2' mis- morn
~ and many rams scene TO hetieVe
nat thf heos were y the tEh.
lhoE qulck+F erased thla no'>on
inns afternoon oY ms "h'hg rush
Nhlch Grove SIlh"e W'it''l ms ne
.N'N itii HdHu'F rom ne Don ne.
yeas nd'teo 'nfcuSh theH l'he UP IN
mat inning ana SC" ca TOUR runs
! vas disheaf 'cnlh* BOG 10 me
ChlcaSoanS rl4ht OF IN" eel wa
ms hau aifedaF s'h lF5'en IN
80 starts fsalns} Ne Ncds nut
"oth times ne pHcheo -0taq rat he
rad nothln2 today #hlch 70 say
ne oaIl refused 10 aHsN er to MS
hand
Co0idn nreak an eSs remark
- one OF me hal. players assembling
Tie lack OF speed heh!nd the ball as
~ HNered by W4AamS BIZ Bill
lanes 4 rlSht hander. TOOK the
-authpaws place Inc seat o: BIZ
%fH'e trousers VIZ Sa1'F tnscoiored
rom !ong slt'lhg IN TIC S0x oench.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-10

Follo~i~r nc utaer dertfi m Ell $
the poultry dsrar'me1i VEN
the top i. entries and Arches =
poultry. PIC ccUs turkeys 131h5. 1-'1
luinea&
supt { ? Fiddlck stated that IN
tries are here from Indiana Men
ran Tenns2lvania North Car"llnA,
Ohio ard ever rook ana corner -
Virginia. \ wonderful! entry OF ne
mos eproseN1atiy' claSt ot tancf"fe
ever seen before Hundreds ~
rouItrynen from every section ar"
ln attendance. ami were outspoEe7
in their praise Of me htT show
The PEI seock department the
rev addition 70 n" poultry DEPART
met. has = wonderful dlsnlaY of . i
varieties u rabbits and calves "hlee
is attracting cons d"rah.c attention
water fowl ward with Fon7 attract
ing attenGca
The WORK ,cas done b. 1udEee J
Fl Wcnd-e Orlando -fH4- Il. I
schwah. Hanora Pa, G. j. Parrs
Norfolk Va
rastir1e f'cul-rv f7r- .r showing
two carload% ~ varieties II every
variety ri standard and non stand
tsd rariety StanIcy Mason. an old
F3hnlond RAN rs in charge n this
exf r.tion
Barred Plymouth Rock
Cooke L Petit CITY. II
Tcs,hen, Ashland Va s = Fair
f41..h cts r q spain. Church
Raard Va g l. Tot'i' city
Hen-r3oorIreda FoultrH farm
I1ur barton Va g IF Bose hen.
Ashland. "a Etrnminedatf fou!-
~ farm r ra1n4rton VI. r
en9ir churoh Eoed va. { r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-10

Hey; r. G--shipley or Hari ison; l.
/ -Mantor L. E.--Clark or Haw-
kins @ +. Stuart; r H Bin
gram, l., Fl. Beech, F. B.-Dick-
son.
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TWO RIDERS GET

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ONLY ONE DEATH !. .'a
 NEAR PINE: BLUFF

The only casu1ty in this immediate vicinity as yet reported as result of the storm which swept this section of the state Sunday occurred Sunday morning at g o'clock when Jim Tay- Tor. negro boy, aged 15, who lived on the Jim Clemmons place near Eng fish,, was killed by lightning when a bolt struck the cabin in which Taylor and several other negroes were sit ting None of the others were injured,
 Little local damage was done by the heavy rains which occurred Sun day. Olive street, as usual, buckled considerably, and other streets were veritable rivers. The rain of Sunday was perhaps the heaviest in many years. It is stated that it amounted to AS inches. Beginning shortly after ? o'clock Sunday morning, the rain continued steadily until about g o'clock Sunday night.
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land is, like rents, determined by the interplay of supply and demand During the war the demand for city land was relatively small, because dealing in req lestate was discour- aged by the banks as non-war ac. tivity requiring the use of credit With a restoration of easier mort gage loan conditions, the demnad for real estate will inevitably increase; nothing can seem, more certain than that in our growing; American cities the market value of land must 'ad- vance briskly. l''. >}3
 A judicious investment in the rec. tion of a new building does not de- pend solely on the cost of construc- tion. It may we'll happen that the man who buys lot today and builds on it house the cost of which is not greatly out of proportion to the cost of the land will be better off a year from now than he would be if he had left his money in the savings bank ir the meantime. City land at pres cnt is least inflated of all material wealth.
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Failure as q Suecess.

Whether man has had wealth or poverty, failure or success, counts for little when 1t is past. There is but one question for him to answer, to face boldly and honestly as an individual alone with his conscience and his des tiny. "How will I let that poverty O, wealth affect me? If that trial or depri. vation has left me better, nobler, then poverty has been riches, failure has been a success"
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TIREs-TUBESi

We undersell lem all-sosxs3,, os 3,' \ Nonskid $12.s5; Tuoe ~ sssS. sS.A Tube, $2.75; sox3 1-2, s1a.%sIs Ilas \ skid $16.95; Tube $2.95; Eea sI s
 32xs 1-2 s17.9o; Nonsk1iaS ms 1a < Tube, $2.95; Red Tube, s5;sta sse ;a.
 31x4, $24.5; Nonskld s10'%' s3.S0; Red Tube $.9o. eos ;o. $3.SO; Red Tube $S.Sa. SSa..l;a V
 S3x4, $25.5O; Nonskana' aa ,n Tube, $s.s5; Red Tube .ss st'i Se < 34x4, $2s.5o; Nonskid ,.;S sa'ssss, sss,l
 s5x4 1,2. ss5.5o,; ,:;, N0nsss'1P5 sss15S s;''il [
 34x4 1-2 Nonskid, So''0'' $4.s0; Red Tube, S.,rs $4:71.
 Ford Radiators ss5.ole;; Fss 9'ss,'' 2 BOG; co'R Rear Springs ss;;saG; 5;;sGt n,aa assll per pair s4.75; Heaai'sn' s.: spsd1 Door Des ' 7oc; Lens only l's; sss;;; Sr s3.5O; Rose Pumps Pumps $1.25. o, ,rh,,retor ' Ford Kingston 2 sN. Ford Holley Carburetor $4.vv' s,'.out Hub paar n,ar' Hmh E s1.75; Jacks yl,,a I,.,a a Horns $500. Rear Asi ssc. Che3 Champion X-Plugs p'G, Rear Porcelains S5c; Fora 0:.1on SeSi Rims ss.5o; SE Step Cut Piston II each. ,,.. credit scs'
 We do not solicit cre'
 DURHAM BR's1f 1f,s no Main St.
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DO YOU WANT. TO SAVE MoNEYl

:: :, If so, save it. Cotton has gone SO high in price you will find 8 good cot ton mattress will cost three times what they used to. Now for a short tlme we will renovate your old mat !tresses, furnish new ticking and make !lke new Tor $6.0O, $7.50, $500, $9.0O ana 5000. Phone 896 and we will call and show samples. ''
 TURNER BEDDING FACTORY
 Third 1S~a and Locust Street
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A FRIEND RECOMMENDED THEM.

J. N. Tohill, clerk Lottie Hotel, Ev- ansville, Ind, writes: "For six weeks l suffered constantly with pains in the muscles of my tight. Upon recom- mendation of friend, I tried Foley Kidney Pills and began to get relief almost immediately" They stop back ache, rheumatic pains, soreness and stiffness. Mann's Pharmacy. Adv.
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Muslc the Word of Germany.

Music is the word of Germany. The German people, so much curbed as a nation. so emancipated as thinkers sing with a somber delight. To sing, seems a .deliverance from bondage. Music expresses that which cannot be said, and which cannot be suppressed. Therefore is Germany all music in an ticlpati6n of the times when she shah be. all freedom.--vietor Hugo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-18

A dose in time will prevent the "Fln". Take Dr. Brunson's Favorite Prescription. A system builder against coughs and colds. influenza. etc. For sale by all druggists. 12-4tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-18

Vllemont Twp, Reydel Monday, May 5tl. Old River Twp, English Tuesday, May 9th. Old River Twp, Swan Lake, Wednesday, May Bogy Twp, Corner Stone, Thursday, Sth Bogy Twp, New Gascony, Friday, May 9th. Plum Bayou Twp, Rob Roy, Saturday, May 10th. Plum Bayou Twp Aheimer, Monday Tuesday, Plum Bayou Twp. Sherri Wednesday Thursday May Dudley Lake, Gethsemane, Friday, May 18th. Dudley Lake Twp, Tucker, Saturday, May 17th Dudkcy Lake Twp, Ferday Monday, May 18th. Pastoria Twp, fPastoria, Tuesday, May 20th. Boiver Twp, Rchardsons Store, Wednesday, May 91st. Bolver Twp, Clayton's Store, Thursday, May 2snd. Richand Twp, Tamo, Friday, May Rchland Twp, Moscow, Saturday, May 9th. Victoria Twp, Noble Lallc Monday, May 96th. Victoria Twp, Fairfield, Tuesday, May 27tfL Melton Twp, Rockers Store, Wednesday, May Roberst Twp, Humphry, Thursday May 29th.
 Burlington Twp. Wabbascka Friday Saturday, May s03
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NOTICE!
 STATE OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY OF JEFFERSON

r hceinFs stated Assessor Township for the ot" the real each resident of said c a ~ of building o 
 esna m nH ~t t ninS4t e1top
  t onr.Hna Q the al of tyhg1 o isrIt, board towns n hpr d f one ssn.h1n u aud ohrnsh suchp of o a collect dncxn~ ter AhvcfIh 0 o he aid d The County Boards Equalization abolished The township n o Cntw which t lvhnea appa datm
 
 e ds O raleN sta is et you bring your deed n Spring Monday Twp Ma NmT TpFMhT T ~ May Twp, ,IomtC Cae wehnMnm Corner May Friday Plum B Tn Roy Saturday. May Twp To dvM ynnda Tn MM MJ Twp M sT,J Tp Store tuesday m nh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-18

There will he no 'Flu' at your house if you keep a bottle of Dr., Rrunson's Favorite Prescription ham dy and take few doses when ,you feel little "out of sorts." For sale at all druggists. 12-4tf
 GOOD MORNING.! DID YOU FEN. joy your breakfast this morning. or was it an eggless breakfast? The business of Red Feather Scratch Feed is to prevent egless days and we be- lieve that this evenly balanced. clean grain ration will go a long way to- ward preventing just such condi- tion. How much longer will you al- low your hens to consume and not produce? Egg-producing hens require clean grain ration. plenty of water and a small quantity of either grit or oyster shell. We sell both grit and oyster shell. Order either with your Red Feather Scratch Feed. May we have your order today? The City Feed Company telephone 2l4. 300
 State street. We deliver. 2-7-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-18

Whtevle Twp. Sprnghill, Monday. June 2nd
 Whtteyille Twp. Faith, Tuesday. June 3rd. l u Taladega Twp, Locust Cottage, Wednesday, June fh Spring Twp- Double. Wells, Thursday June 5tl.
 Spring Twp- Sulphur Springs, Friday. June 9th. Nfven Twp, Watson's Chapel, Saturday, June 7th. Barraque Twp, Redfield, Monday, June sth.
 Jefferson Twp- Jeff Springs Tuesday, June 10th. Jefferson Twp, Hamton's Store, Wednesday, June 11th Washington Twp. J. A. Bains Residence Thnrs June l E Washington Twp. White Ha Thursday Jun" F, to Fl
 CITY OF PINE BLUFF 1s WardMcCammon's Stables Friday and Saturday. June M 2nd WardAexander Bros. Store, Mon Tuesday, June N Srd WardWerts Stables, Wednesday and Thursday June 4th WardCotton Scales Friday Saturday. June sosl Vaugfne Twp- C. B. Sharp's, Monday, June 23
 Vaugine Twp. Ark. Short Leaf, Tuesday, June 24. Pangine Twp. Courthouse June 25th to July 19th inclusive
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a new building after deducting a reasonable sinking fund allowance, nc one should hesitate to build or to lend money for building.
 Determining Rents
 Rents are determined by supply and demand In the case of housing, dur ing the early part of the war, the demand was curtailed by the rapid advance in commodity prices. which impelled many tenants to crowd into or get along with less space and their normal standard of living re- quired, and by the drafting of the young men of military ace. With a year. however. these influences had snent their force By the end of 1919. according to the replies obtain ed from ouestionnaire sent to real estate boards in 91 cities. only four of these cities had housinp demand that was below normal. While in 52 cities rents had advanced 10 per cent or more. in some instances 40 per cent to 50 per cent. This rise ir rents took place at a time when the population at home was as eco nomical of house room as possible and while several millions of sol diers were absent in the service.
 Another important fact was dis closed by the replies to the question: Eaires. namely. that despite rising rents for housing in the majority of the 91 cities, the market values of house sites had declned in six cities, and had remained practically station ary in 72. The market value of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
THREE TEAMS FIGHT
FOR SOUTHERN TITLE
Georgia Tech, Alabama and Mlssis-
slppi In Running for Grid
Championship.

ATLANTA. Nov. 2.-The fight for
the southern football championship
apparently has resolved Itself for the
present at least, into Il battle royal
between Georgia Tech, Alabama and
Mississippi A. 4 NJ. with upsets still
possible. as each is yet to play for
midable opponents.
The Alabama team came sharply
to the front Saturday with the over
whelming defeat OF Sewanee 40 to
0 while Georgia Tech also continued
its victorious march with an easy
victory over Davidson, 81 to 0. not
withstandlng the rain soaked field.
Il condition general throughout the
south
mississippi A. & NJ eliminated
louisiana State university to o..
This squad had not been scored on
this season.
Kentucky and Vanderbilt played
scoreless tie, though McGugin's
men were on the defensive neatly all
the time.
Auhurn's 7 to 0 victory over
Georgia during q downpour gave the
latter It's fiVt setback OF the year.
Center colN9e OF Kentucky over
whelmcd Virginia 40 to y. North
Carolina and Tennessee were evenly
matched in scoreless game. while
Tulane had no diffteulty amassing
80 TO 0 score against Mississippi
college.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03

Harry Wills, giant negro, who
meets sam lanEford for the
worlds negro heavyweight boxing
championship here "wednesday
night. IL to conclude workouts this
afternoon anu tomorrow at the
Dreamlnnd theater. wills was due
to arrive early this morning from
New York city. He will start work
outs at 3 o'clock.
wills has been engaging In fslc
encounters throughout the cast
and Pacific coast and has been sue
cessful IN both sections. sporting
writers Of the east and west are en-
thusiastic over the fighting ability
OF wills, whom they characterize
as the greatest negro heavyweight
developed since that great trio,
Jack Johnson, Sam Langford ana
Joe jeanette first became leading
heavyweights
Although he has boxed In prao-
tically every section OF the united
States. this Is wills first appear
ance In the southwest and fans
who have heard much OF the
prowess OF the great negro scrap
per are anxious to see him IN nc
tion. Tulsa fans who have seen
Iangford are awaiting the arrival
OF wills, desirous Of getting a me
on the style OF Sans opponent In
the coming title battle rs
Iangford mNeta Topeka Jn
Johnston in IA l0-round encounter
at Sioux city, Iowa, tonight ana
will leave for Tulsa Immediately
following that engagement. arriN-
ing here tomorrow night
Seat sale Is progressing beyond
the expectations OF the tulsa AIN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
AFTER SEASON GAME
LIKELY FOR SOONERS
Possibilities Of Post Season Game
with Texas Aggtcs or Rice
Institute Discussed.

Special 20 The World.
NORMAN okla. Nov IA post.
season football game for the Univer-
sity of Oklahoma is already being
discussed as "A possibility providing
about three "ifs" come true,
Two schools are possible orpon-
ents, the Texas Agricultural college
and Rice institute OF Houston, and
conference title.
II the Texas Aggies defeat the
oklahoma AgRies this week at Col
lege Station and Texas university
wins from Rice at Austin, the Texas
Aggies would be supreme In Texas
as the Sooners have already won
from the Ionghorns.
Ric May Bc Opponents.
But n Rice should defeat the
Lonshorns and the Ionghorns In
turn defeat the Texas Aggics later In
the season, Rice would be the logical
opponent for the Sooners. In case
Oklahoma wins from the Oklahoma
Farmers Thank sgiving day,
Rice and the Texas Aggtcs do not
meet. Their relative standing de
pends altogether on outcome OF other
games Leading sport critics OF
Texas, however, are predicting that
the Texas Aggies will be the only
team I'm that state to come through
with n CLEAN slate. They are talk
ing about a battle between the soon 10
ers and Texas Aggies for the week
following Thanksgiving at Dallas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
Eastern Scribes GiUe
Tulsa Place In Sport
World As LiUe TOlUn

Eastern sporting writers are ar-
cording Tulsa a place In the sport
world rarely given a city this size.
following the announcement That
John j. Rcisler, promoter of the
Tulsa Sporting club has matched
Llghtweigh, Champion Benny
Leonard with Jimmy Duffy for
I5-rouni battle for the worlds
lightweight title here November
II. Much favorable comment re-
garding this ctiy's sporting aciiv-
tiles Ls written and all agree that
Tulsa has proved its sporting
blood by being capable Of sup
porting a worlds title go.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
Western University Gridsters
. May Play Early in December
Semi-Finai Reached
In Presidents Cup
/ Play At Golf Club

e. A. Mattson. W. II. Pomeroy
and jay Painter entered the semi
final round IN the presidents cup
play at the Tulsa Country club
yesterday by defeating l.. J Mar
tin. up ami I. Il. W. bradshaw
up and and II. l., Fitzgerald.
s up and 4, respectfully, Carl
Holme reached the sefni-finai
round Saturday by beating c. W.
Bass
Matches in the semi-final round
are to be played this week and tho
final round will be played on tho
club course Saturday or sunday.
The pairing In the semi-finil
round is Holme US. Painter ana
Nattson W.. fomeroy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
No Change In Arkansas.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Nov. e.
The situation In the coal fields OF
Arkansas caused by the national
strike apparently was unchanged to-
day, II is said that all Of the mines
In the state are closed and state
union leaders say that all miners are
out Reports that the strike cal
might he cancelled In district II
have been denied. Engineers. pump.
ers and firemen are said to be still
at work at the mines to keep the
mines from being flooded.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
Airplancs Arc Taxed.

KNOXVILLE. Iowa, Nov, Am
alrplanc In u motor vehicle and aS
such In Subject to tho payment Of the
regular license fee OF $40, according
TO municipal authorit!eGs As n
result when an aviator recently came
to Knoxville and prepared to take
passengers at certain SUN min
ute. the city license collector de-
mandcd the SO fee. II was paid,
since Knoxville was able To collect
II is said other Iowa cities are inter
ested AZ far AS known this city Is
the first to collect the tax in Iowa.
The ladies Oriental Shrine or
North America Mill hold Their full
ceremonial Tuesday. November 4, At
the Masonic hall. instead Of the *
{ ha,l a. was previously announced.
Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
NOTRE DAME MAY PLAY POSTSEASON GAME HERE WI
Orphan Children Get
Pick of Parents in
The Mining District

MIAMI NOV . The demand
f,r babies IA oklahoma so Tar cN-
crcds the supply that a homeless
rh.ll has a vide selection ot fo'-
rrt PARENTS to choose ftomS az
rorliug tu Miss Isabel i'oNd OF
the chldrcu~' home society here.
Ever, chltd she finds IL wanted
~ several persons \ number az
,h!lLrrn taken from families In
the mining iI,ld here have been
adopted by wealthy persons one
wealthy farmer IN the central part
or the state adopted five small
children from - family at ficher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
OHIO STATE IS PROBABLE
WINNER IN THE BIG TEN

CHICAGO. Nov. 2-As result
OF the upsets Saturday In the race
for tho western conference football
championship. ohio State tonight Is
the only undefeated eleven remain
ing In the struggle. But II the up
sets arc to continue. purdue may de
feat ohio state next Saturday, and
put the Buckeyes in IA tie for the
big Ten honors. This Is IA possi-
bility, but the strong Ohio eleven
appears 10 have the championship
already bagged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03

ALESTER Nov . October
sn~ more rain In TINS part of Okla.
hnma than any other month since the
Of the weather bureau
In 1893 the total rainfall amount
ing to II 3S inches Farmers cstlmht.
ed that the dnmpncss had cost them
~ the lowest figure "A loss Of 30 per
cent on their cotton price per bale
and nearly tha' much pt r"r"' pu.
tatocs, peanuts and truck crops
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
DEMPSEY SAYS HE WILL
FIGHT AT RIGHT OFFER

MoNTGoMERY. Ala. Nov. e.
TGvR n,or dempsey heavyweight cham
p,In ,a OF the pugilistic world, enter
,smn saneu here today by a fraternai
~ sanitation. declared his readlne 81
W enter The ring TO defend his
lnmaVyWeight title at any time when
We rKht Kind OF an offer is made.
Ma %iu no proposals for n match
is,e.en e oeen made him that were sat
90, s'.ory' Jack Kearns, his mana
s''' accompanied him here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03

n, Th., out s eathsrtics and pursativea
Tm are brutal -harsh-unnecesssry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
HURLEY SEEMS CERTAIN
OF OSAGE ATT0RkEYSHlP

pAWHUSKA, Nov 2 Pat Hurley
OF Tulsa. according reliable informa-
tlon w,ll probably be named tribal
attorney Tor Osagcs here as com
promise IN the Shinn- fain fight for
the Job Osages here are willing
that Hurley be named II Shinnh
chances Of appointment are hopeless
but have sent word Washington that
they want Shinn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03

Special 10 Tho world,
NORMAN. Nov, -Eighty-tour
girl students In the University or
Oklahoma are self supporting. hc-
cordlng to Miss Helen Montgomery
Y. W. &. A. secretary. or these ~
are doing clerical work. IL house,
work aud eight odd jobY- Many oth-
crs are partly self suppo4ting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03
Allies Send Answer to bulgaria.

PARIS, Nov. 2.--The answer OF
the allies Ia Bulgaria's representa-
tions regarding the peace treaty with
that nation will probably be pre-
sented tomorrow. The supreme
council Is expected TO grant the Bull
garians ten days within which TO
submit their final answer