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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-24
ELkS' XMAS PROGRAM
Committee Has Been Arranged For the
Entertainment, Christmas Tree and
Program Of the Afternoon.

Christmas day at the Elks' club will
be observed in the usual way. in keeping
with the general policy of generous
hearted and open handed entertainment
which is always part Of their open
house at Christmas time. There will be
a Christmas present for all who visit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-24

Alice King. Margaret King. Helen Ack-
er and Maxine Muldoob. Miss Ellen
Huggcr pleased all with two violin
solos, while there were also other num-
bcrs of interest that deserve special
mention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-24

How's this for the Democratic ma
tional ticket in 1920: For President,
William G.. McAdoo. for vice president,
Charles Chaplin? Let or flicker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-24

The Supreme Court has declared the
wartime prohibition law constitutional
What's the fare to New Jersey, any
how?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
SOME FANS
GET SEATS
BELOW COST

Fans who get seat at the WI.
lard-Dempsey fight for s5--and that
IL the low price--will have the salts.
faction OF getting in below cost. IL
10000 persons see the fight, each
seat will cost the promoters about
$3.50
The arena, seating $4,000, will cost
$4,000 Willard gets 500 900.
Dempsey s27.500. Charity will get 7
per cent, or between s25. 900 and 500.
900. Ten per cent will go for war
tax Other costs OF promotion will
run about $4,000. The big bout will
cost the promoters between s275 900
and 100000.
III all seats are sold, and they prob.
ably will be, total OF about 1900 900
will be taken In. Seats run from s5
to $50. Richard pays the war tax,
too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
u. S. LINKS
STARS WILL
MEET SOON

ST. LOUIS. May 27-with the an.
nouncement OF the official program
OF the goth annual amateur cham.
pionship Of the Western Golf associa.
ton, TO be held AT Sunset Hill Coun.
try club, st. Louis. June 10 to ri.
comes the further announcement
that the tournament viii be national
In its scope by reason OF the invita-.
ton TO and the acceptance OF the
Eastern golfing stars to take part in
the meet. Francis Ouimet. John @.
Anderson, Jesse Guilford. Max Mar.
ston. Oswald Kirkby and Jerome
Trayers have already signified their
intention Of appearing. The entries
close June Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
MANY STARS
ENTERED IN
TRACK MEET

The 18th annual outdoor track and
field meet OF the Western Inter-col.
legiate Conference Athletic associa-
tiop viii be held on Stagg field, Chi.
cago. June Z. In the announcement
Of preliminary entries appear the
names Of 453 athletes, representing
the big ten institutions and II other
universities and colleges who will
struggle In what promises TO be the
greatest athletic meet in a decade.
Following are the institutions
which will be represented and the
number Of athletes on each team:
Ohio State 40. Chicago IL, Michigan
~. Wisconsin 36, Iowa "a. Purdue
81. Eotre Dame 20, Illinois rs. Min.
nesota IS. Northwestern rs, Miami
II. Kansas IT. Indiana II, Grinnell
IL, Missouri II. Nebraska 10, Iowa
State II. Michigan Aggies 0, Kansas
Aggies 8. Drake Z. Western State
Normal School, Michigan 6, Ameri-
can School Of osteopathy /. Lake
Forest /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
English Ring Star Will
Fight Tonight; Tackles
Northwest Boxing King
Danny Frush Meets Bob Harper in Arena
Show Here; Danny Edwards Pinned for
Mix With Bud Ridley; Storey and Mad
den Also on Card.
BY LEO II. LASSEN

What has looked like boxing match paper may
turn be real fight. after ALL Danny Frush. the
English featheweight who meets Bob Harper Northwest
lightweight king. in the headline event of the Arena
smoker tonight has promised to fight.
Down in Portland Danny didn't extend himself very
much his couple of The of his poor
showings is Danny didn't get enough money for his
efforts and he didn't intend to his opponents head
off when he wasn't paid properly for it, according to
ports in Northwest boxing circles.
And then, too, Danny is said to have wind of the fact
that Harper his opponent tonight doesn't intend lead
unless Danny does. Which makes Danny very peeved
Ysee Danny is reputed to be of those fighters who
lets the other fellow do all of the leading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

down the hot corner for the Browns.
Larry Gardner occupies the berth At
Cleveland Fred Thomas IN in Card
ner's place in Mack's inheld. Buck
Weaver has displaced McMuilin with
the White Sox. only Baker and Fos-
ter hold forth from last season in the
American. There are four new third
baser.n in the National-BaIrd with
the Phillies. Stock with the Cardf
nails. Malone with the Robins,
Bocckei with the Pirates. thinner
man. Smith. Deal and Groh remain
at berfhR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
Let's Go! Lady Fans!
ny CHARLES GRAHAM


Manager san Francisoo Club.
Pacific Coast Lsziguel
A ball game without WON.
en- fans II like the garden Of
Eden before Eve came along
10 make eyes nj Adam.
For that reason the team
which IN most heartily sup
ported by the fair element
has the best incentive for
grabbing the pcDDant.
The man who isn't al bis best
under feminine applause. wheth.
or he admits IL or not II rare
kind Of bird. Ny observation is
that the great majority Of play
cra perform with much more pep
and confidence when the stand In
filled with women. Especially is
this true OF the player whose
wife or sweetheart II there TO
watch him. He's on his toes ev.
cry minute.
That's why holiday games are
utuhlly tnf best.
College athletics. too. prove
the stimulus OF the fair sex.
Too few baseball managers
and supporters have fully real
lied and cultivated this influence
Of women on the national game.
I'm going 10 predict right
here that the 1919 pcnnaDt
will be decided by the WON.
An factor. Because
This year thousands Of WON.
en- who never worked before are
working In offlV and factory.
They're going 10 seek outdoor
recreation and relaxation. They
are going 90 become ball fans.
And there's no more wholesome.
invigorating recreation.
Now a word TO other manag-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

swatch Me STEP
-Just watch me step out and cop
this bird Harper" Danny Is repu,ed
to have said Il haven't lost any
lights on the Coast and don't intend
70 start tonight"
All very well ana good. All We
have 10 comment Is that Harper
WIN step out and battle II the Eng
lishman will. II now remains TO
b seen whether or not Danny can
make good those threats. Harper
hasn't ever lost n fight.
On the dope Frush. with his
greater experience. should win to-
night. bu; Harper. who Is the king
PIN lightweight OF this sector. viii
have an advantage In reach and
weight over the visitor. Harper has
met some good boys. and while
rrush 10 just about the best man
that the local boy has run up
against. nevertheless Bobby says he
= ready to battle with the new
conner.
Cosored Pride Billed
Danny Edwards. the pride OF
Oakhnd's coiored society. Is billed
- settle a four-round argument
With Bud Ridley. local bantam
weight pride. Edwards Is just
obUtx the classiest ebony-hued bat.
tDor who has come out OF Caiifor-
M for . long time. say Southern
rsports-
But Ridley doesn't suffer any in
she comparison OF the dope. Mas
cott won over Edwards In Portland
the other night. and he had n hard
time beating Bud in the Rose City
: short time ago. 30 tonight's scrap
Ioo3s pretty even on paper. Bud
has hit his stride again lately and
has polished off frankie Murphy
and George Franklin In onetwo
style. BUD. has been working out
~ Bremerton for the go and he IL
ready TO put up a scrap. according
70 reports from the navy yard
town.
This looks more like a boxing
match than a real scrap, and Bud
should be able to hold his own with
he visitor.
Real Battle Here
The one real battle OF the even
ing's entertainment Is the Madden
Storey set.to. This looks like a
torr1d affair and II is impossible
TO pick the winner. These two
gladiators battered each other for
four rounds IN Bremertsn the other
night to draw verdict. Both boys
scpred knockdowns and II was said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

TO have been one OF the best scraps
ever put on in the ship hamlet.
In the prciiminarIss curley Val
encourt. the COB miller. will tackle
tho Portland Kid. whose real iden
ti,y Ia shrouded In mystery. In the
curtain raiser Prank Hayes. the col
ored welterweight. will tangle with
Pstsey Ciacco.
The first bout IL scheduled TO ge,
under way at sac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
TEN MAJOR
THIRD BASE
MEN CHANGE

a glance az the line.ups OF The
various major league clubs during
the present campaign shows more
changes at third base usan any other
position on the diamond. There are
10 new guardians OF the hot corner.
Wit In covering the place for the
Red sox. Jones has taken Wits
place at Detroit. Bronkie Ia holding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
Washington Will
Bank on Quartet
of Track Stars

Washington will place its hopes
In the coming Coast track meet
In four mcn--Capt. Gray. Pope.
DALEY and Davis Gray and
Daley viii be entered In the
sprints. the former being given .
good chance TO cop the quarter
mile event. Daley has made
good time In the century. while
Pope. IL almost y eineh Ia annex
10 points In the discus and shot.
put events. Davis may place In
the two. mile cvcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

Mickey King and Frank Bsr.
rio~u viii stage their iJround
bout. postponed Last Saturday. In
Vancouver. ID. C.. "wednesday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
Frosh Win
Track Mix
From Props
Beat Broadway, 61-49 IL;
Martin Star OF Oval
Meet

broadway high schools track
squad gave the University Of wash.
ington freshmen a hard rub in the
triangular oval session at the Uni.
versity Of Washington field ycstrr.
day afternoon. but were unable TO
catch their rivals after the freshmen
got the jump in the scoring. Tho
final count was 81 points for the
freshmen and fsis for the first hin
team. Lincoln high school. the other
entry. scored but ~ points.
Thornton Martin. star hurdicr. and
Capt. Hathaway. sprint man. were
the big stars OF the meet for the first
hill prep team. Martin copped first
place I'm both hurdle events. beating
Frankland. OF the freshmen. by "A
couple Of inches In the high stick
event In tho low hurdles Martin
made the distance in the exceptional
time OF 25.s. Three watches caught
the same time
FARMLAND was the big point win.
ncr of the freshmen squad. taking
second in the two hurdle events and
the broad jump and winning the high
jump.
Score In Field Events.
The freshmen made their big
points In the field events. winning
first and second I'm the pole vault and
walking off with all three places In
the shot put.
The freshmen copied three places
In the 100 yard dash. Eckmann win
ming the event IL 1912.
Douglas. OF the freshmen, ran n
pretty race i'm the half.mile. and won
easily. making the distance In 2.07.
Broadway won the relay after be
ing led most OF the way. Martin.
running third. caught up Eckmann.
the college entry. and Hathaway
beat Douglas to the wire after hard
fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

TX. o." Kruvosky and Frank Far.
mcr meet In n four-round go at san
Francisco tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

II looks Ike Lyle Digbec or Schultz
will be on the mound for the locals
"Wednesday In the opener. with Pen
ner or Pennington doing slab duty
for the visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
French Auto
Pilot Needs
His Liquors
Jules Goux Will Be Up
Against II in Speedway
Classic in Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS. May 27.--strong
drink il not raging in indianapolis.
Hence the predicament of Jules
Gous. late lieutenant Of French ar
uliery. who hopes 90 duplicate his
1913 indianapolis 5oo.milc triumph
In the Liberty sweepstakes race 10
be run over the Hoosier speedway.
May 81.
In previous 5oo.mile races. the
rcugeot driver drank wine whenever
he stopped at his pi, 20 take on gas.
oline or change tires. Champagne
refreshed and stimulated him. lie
Euiprd down n pint OF fermented
grape juice without taking the bottle
from HIS lips. just as the American
driver sucks an orange or quenchcs
his thirs, with water.
Times Have Changed
But times have changed since Mon.
sicur Gour made his last appearance
In Indianapolis. A. far as national
prohibition iE concerned. the Hoosier
metropolis has beaten the barrier by
more than "A year. Literature In
a,iil rampant there. but booze IL not.
Perhaps some friendly and benevo.
lent Hoonler already has disclosed 20
0oux the secret OF Bevo and the raj.
sin. Perhaps the famous French
driver will b. successful in SNUG.
Cling In case OF his cherished
champagne. hu, will he dare drink 4,
publicly. in defiance OF the law and
the watching constabuiary7
Yes. jules is In q h-luya nx as far
ms liquid rcfreshment with kick In
IL ~ concerned.
who knows but that international
complications may result7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
Seattle and
Portland to
OpenSeries
Schultz or Bigbee to Work
on Slab; Shelley After
New Homer Mark

Seattle and Portland will pc
their series her. Wednesday after.
noon 60 decide the cellar champion
ship Of the Coast league. II will be
a question Of which team plays the
worst ball In deciding the lucky win.
ncr OF the Placement honorn.
Neither team has been displaying
very high class baseball since the
start OF the season. and their show.
ing has ceased TO be funny. Jimmy
brewster and the flock OF Seattle al
rectors are ready 10 part with their
kaie for ball tossers. but are waiting
10 hear Manager Ciymer's plans be
fore making any more changes In the
club.
Seattle will have ball club before
the season in over with or II won't
be any fault OF brewster and his
bunch OF side kickcrn. Even Mana.
scr ciymer will walk the plank n
h. doesn't come thru. nay the dlrec.
tors. aitho Ciymer Is going To b.
given every chance 20 make good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

ers. owners and baseball boost
ers.
Launch a definite. sus-
tanned campaign In your
home town 10 get the wom-
EN- interested in the game
Why not serve afternoon tea
In the grand stand on SAfur-
days and holidaysy Make
the game q social occasion
You'Ii help your team. your
town. and open a new realm
Of pleasure for the women
The hunch IL free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

Earl Shelley. the Salt Lake City
FIRST sacker. In evidently out after a
new home run record for the Coast
circuit. lie has tackled up eight cir.
cult blown 30 far this season and In
far in the van OF the other circuit
wallpapers. The record for home runs
In held by Bunny Brief. former Salt
Lake first ,sack.r. who maced out 80
blows good for tho trip around the
paths a couple Of years ago. a Coast
league mark that has stood since
that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
Arena Card

Danny frush vs.. Bob Harper.
cSfehwcights.
Denny Edwards W.. bud Rid.
ley. bantAmwcight..
jimmy Storey Va Lloyd Mad
den. wciterwcights.
Curly vAIencourt w. Portland
Md. wciterNeights.
Frank Hayes W.. Patsy
Ciacco. welterweights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
'1lSlSS3

Earl Baird. Seattle lightweight.
who has been performing In the
south. n on his way North. nc
cording to Charley Mullen. Eari's
former manager. Earl viii prob
ably show ON the next ARENA
card. He would make . nice
match for doe German. the Port
land gladiator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

Charles Ajax. Greenwood druggist.
has purchased a ticket for the VIII
lard-Dempsey fracas. He In one OF
the first Seattle men to snare q ticket
for the big fracas.
Ever Hammer. the promising
Eastern lightweight. tackles
Jimmy HanIon Of Chicago In q
1oround fight at Aurora, ILL.,, to.
night.
Soldier" Fairfield. who fought be-
fore Seattle fans couple OF times.
meets Joe Burman in Buffalo in a
io-round mix May 30.
Pete Herman. the bantam kim.
meets his old rival. Kid Regain. in 81.
Louis, May 20. over the io.round
route.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-02
cuthbert Courtney .pld HIS DIt"

Cuthbert Courtney, a son Of &.
w. Courtney, was badly wounded
while serving with the Signal Corps
in the Argonne fighting. Although
crippled for life. he writes a cheer
fnl and encouraging letter 10 his
aunt, Mrs. II. N. Greer, nj Weston.
The letter was written on type
writer, which the nurses placed be.
fore him In his bed In the Letter.
man General Hospital, San Francis
co. Among other things. he says:
II have been in the hospital for
nearly seven months now and II is
getting almost tircs0me. 10 say the
least. am not able 10 walk but
can get up In a wheel chair. will
be here for several months yet and
will still have TO have some more
work done requiring one or more
operations. I have had six already.
| am sure anxious 10 get II over
with and get TO doing something
for myself. will always be a
cripple and will have that much
more to overcome than the other
fellow. But, geel someone had the
lob 10 do and | did my part. SO
when I do get somewhere in this
world can say that beat out my
handicap. am planning for pro-
fessional training"
Cuthbert was boy Of twelve or
thereabouts when he lived in Wes-
ton with his parents. now residing
in southern Oregon. He had a
good position and bright prospects
when he entered the army.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-02

Several Weston streets were
graded this week with the county
scraper, pulled by Steel Mule and
Ferdson tractors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
Late NerS from Texas

The sinclair 80. nogg IN GO.
manrhc county ia sun making 5000
narrclH
The umc people trr DRILLING ,u lh,
top of the sand with The offset in tho
nIg cary well in stevens county and
'his ought TO ho reported tomorrow
m, INrraE" dtb pipe line runs
far BHrkhurucii Tor ,h, wcok oId
Ing NprlI wa. ~ SO barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
Kansas CITY Ltrn STOCK

KANSAS CITY. April Hog
cctptS. li0oO head, steady to lUc higher
hulk 9om2O25. hcayics, ScOc5m
20 40. medium. Sl9gOH2OJO, lights $40
tT2U. pigs SltMlp.
Cattle Receipts, $4,000 head; steady to
lower. veal calves higher. heavy steers.
Sil JOm ~ 80. light. SO 5OHlsl5. hutch.
cr cows and hcifcrs s. jOm IS 30. Gamers,
SA.75m6 30, yea! calves, slO.25m1t stock,
crs. - 5Oml6
Sheep Receipts, 10 600 head steady To
lower. lambs Slt4pm19 ~. cnlls, Si9 %
IA itgi. medium ewes Sig g25Gp IA Is,
breeding ewes fl0.25NlT75.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

NEW YORK April Copper VERY
quiet. ciectrolytlc. ljl. .Mllt7
Iron Steady and unchanged
NciaI o1ch.nEc quotas lead quiet .pot
and May 5lJm51O
SHELTER Firm; Fast 81 Louis spot. q II
rit 81. May 22m6iT
Nt london STANDARD ,nppcr Ipot and
FUTURES. ~ "a. c'ortrolytir. - los hITarct
81 70,
Tin Spot go li' futures. 2"r5 n,
I~Ed-~Sr"t %. futures. 81 lus
Hpelief-Spot ~ los futures. JG los
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

'TITINNN- NpUT F"BuItcr"Tlghe
creamery. 1aWt &c
trgs Higher. receipts. ~ iS7 oAss'
trs's SO y a int ordinary 'rst', 7Si. a
H-A at marx cases included 1EiS n
GPiso MorAg" packed hrsts. igd a. ., G.
Poultry Alive unchanged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

Druggists
MOVIES AND EYESTRAIN.

WIN frequent attendance At the
movies affect my oycrlght2"
| Every movie fan has asked that
| question a. some time or other, and
there are moro than 20.000,000 of
| tho'o fang who attend the movies
| daily m tho United States
Two answers have been given TO
this question.
First Motion plcturca with de
foctH OF photography manufacture
hnd projection apparent, may prove
Injurious to cyeHght
Second, Eye strain cnuscd by
Viewing motion pictures may indi-
cate u suhnormnl condition Of the
eyes which should demand immediate
attention on the part Of tho physl-
CInn
Those who have studied the sub.
iect agree that the chief points in
volvcd are tho glare from "A poor
screen or m the result NJ improper
radiation from tho screen and gen
crnl surrounding illumination OF the
auditorium.
There are two distinct types of
| screen ono consisting OF n smooth
surface dressed with aluminium pow
| der and lacquer, tho other OF plate
glass. the back of which has been
| painted with the whitest and most
| Opaque paint ohtninable,
The first OF these is tho least cx-
| penslve. but unless tho screen has
| been mounted on n perfectly flat
plane. there will result "A serious
glare.
The plate glass screen ls the Ideal
rcflecting surface and In productive
, OF far better pictures, without glare.
and with the minimum or distortion.
Radiation OF Hight from the sur
face Of glass screen should not In
itself prove any menace TO the vision,
az tho intensity Of illumination on
the average screen In far less than
Is generally suppoHcd.
Given good photography good pro-
lection anS& proper screen the View
ing OF motion picturcH should not
have an Injurious effect upon the
eyes.
Phutoplays made up ~ five or six
reels. uf course, may tirc the eyes
because Of their length. but this, too.
can be reduced Ia a minimum by
proper illumination of the auditor
mm. comfortable seating arrange
mcnt and good ventilation.
Dropping In the Throat
Mrs. c. A. 4 dropping In the
throat Indicates u chronic infection
~ the nasal passages. II is not
usually a menace 10 the general
health Tho cracking In the cars
particularly on swallowing X due 10
a change In the air pressure of the
middle ear This N audible only
10 the individual and need cause no
embarrassment
Gritting the TcCth.
Mrs i II 10 determine tho |
cause ur grItilug pnc's teeth during |
sleep. sources uf irritation should bo
sought fDr THIS tnpy arise from q
too hearty evening meal or the like
Consult Physician,
Mrs s. j " The physician who
haa diagnosed ucphritis should be-
n-kcdrtO advise your treatment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

New York Money

NrW YORK. April Mercantile paper
-. nt'a sictNug 20 day bib. .tgL .
commercial 10 day hIls on hAhks AGi
commercial 6o-dAy bills. 100. drmAnd.
4 6Hi1 cables 4t6h
GuIdcrs Demand. InE cables. 4oX
GoVornm.nI bohdS-,SteAdy railroad
bonds steady
Time losns STEADY 40 dsyu, 20 da,,
and months. i4ma.
al money Strong hrh. q. low S
ruling rat" 3 y closrnr Md 5 Offered a.
3 = last tosn, Q. bank arscptane.A. 4n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

Dr ! r dcl Mass " New York
who came 90 Tulsa 10 ~~c The oil
ftclds has decided inu' the best way
TO make a "fIyinE' ir'p Yer tho
country ig io gp hy airplanW IL"
took tho "trip Saturday and Us ,"ry
enthusiast about alrplano travel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
Fort Worth IArn Stock

FORT WORTH. Texas Nprii s.-Cattle-
Receipts. 1900 head steady boeVes, - 80
"a li so
Hogs Receipts 500 head steady ,
heavy. $40 Is tdi-O.
Shccp-KecoiptA. mona. no tone lsrnbs
Sl7MGu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
q \ Wnlmight In Town.

g Y Nalhright. editor of tho
stroud Messenger and well known
oil operator Of that place. whs a
Tulsa visitor yesterday and said that
ll-l3.6. had u nice showing Of oil
and gas at 292o fcot and have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

quiet. prices stcA4d good nlddlinr u ~.
mtdd.tnr. I60l. i5E midd'inr - So, good
ordinary. 1891. ordinary 1895 SSIrs
600 bales Including 500 American Re.
rrpts 5000 bales, including 900 Amer
can Futures closed steady. April ~. May
1865 July. 500, september, li3o.