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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19
three WILL Be
FOR 10 ROUNDS
First Match Will Begin at 10
O'clock a, m

= TOLEDO. Ohio. June 10. - Fifty -four
scheduled rounds OF boxing precsds
the 2.round heavyweight championship D
contest between Jess Willard and Jack
Dempsey here July I. Il was announced
today BY Ad Q Thatcher, match. maker
OF the Toledo Athletic club.
Thatcher was commissioned by TsR
Riekard. promoter Of the Independent
Day contest to arrange the prellninariss
and no scheduled three bouts OF eight
' rounds each and three OF ten rounds
This first match will start At 10 O'Clock
In the morning. an hour after .ths gates
OF the huge arena open ard the boxing
will DO almost continuous until Willard
and his youthful challenger climb into
the ring.
The complete card OF prsliminariss
10 a, m,-ronnmy oBoy,s OF Toledo.
vs. soily Epstein, Of indianapolis! eight
rounds at lis pounds
10; 70 a; m.-"Wop" English Of Toledo
W. ''Whirlwind" Wendt OF tho United
state: army. eight rounds at iSS
1850 a. m.--Johnny Lewis OF Toledo.
~. Tommy Long OF Detroit. II rounds
At III lbs.
i?3o b m.--Johpny Rose Of Toledo.
w. Battling" Balhers Of tho United
state state: navy, eight rounds at iaS
poundn.
i;50 p. m.--Jock Malone Of ~. Louis.
Va. Henry Ralston OF Joliet. Ills. 10
rounds at iNS pounds.
p m.-Frankia Mason Of Fort
&pyns. Ind. W. Carl Tremains. De-
trbit. 10 rounds At iiS pounds.
Sergt. Walter Monahan, chief aparrins
psi tner for Willard. said today that In
his opinion Willard 10 200 percent a bet
ter boxer than when he fought Jack
johnson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19
WILLARD IS HUNDRED PERCENT
BETTER NOW THAN WHEN HE
MET JOHNSON, MONAHAN SAYS

fensive tactics and new methods OF
scoring over an opponent Instead Of
being Idle for four years. as the public
assumes Jess WI ara In reality mas
been Itnrnng more and more rbout
his work. until now he is a master.
That part 0t the public which Ia
skepticnl as To the ability OF Willard
to come back on July ith viii be
treated . n ttI uH su4 prise. For II .
going TO see II superhuman fighter: a
JeSs Willard wonderful beyond the
widest hope OF the champions most
ardent adn,rers"
That's right" broke IN Jack Hem
pie. The other veteran spaTring part
mer 81 the champion.
The Improvement over willard tinre
he fought Johnson is beUlldcring He
hits hrrdcr than he ever did before
his punches come faster and his defense
In the most remarkable ever tried to
penetrate He is n hundred percent
better than he vas ~ Havana md he
wDH gcrd ~ m"
Il look for Jess TO win-and without
nm awful, lot Of trouble" interrupted
Monahan.3 None Of Us IL spoofing
Dempsey. We recognize In him n first
clasr fighter and ! gitss that hoy can
big fellow II the job that don't tnink
Dempsey can handle On the other
hand, Dempsey appears like y mark fo-
Wizards three best punches a
straight left. n right cross and an up
percut with either hand
"Dempsey's open style. with ho&d
down. seems to he Just made for upper
cuts OF the kind that Jtrs speclnlizes In.
II Jess hoohs Jack with one Of them.
propelled with all the force OF his great
body. II will be goodnight for Dempsey
right then and there. No man ever
stood up under one--and I don't figure
that Dempsey can prove the exception"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19
Looking 'Em0uer
With
JACK KEENE

In the first inning Of the second game
Of a recent double header between the
Giants and Phillies Ross Young started
and completed q play which ranks with
the Ereatsst and most unique diamond
maneuyers seen on the polo grounds IN
many years. II was a double play In
which Young was oredited>with an as
eist and two put-outs. ono OF them at
first base
The inning bssnn with q concerted
assault by the Phillies on the offerings
0e Cecil AiGerbon, who. through an act
Of providence. 10 AZ yet unbe,ten. BY
the time Georsc whittsd had stepped
- the plate for tho second time In the
inning Causey had retired In favor OF
s:s. s: dss Dssa r rs:: ss;.: s:1 cS ss,.fS "a
On third base and Bradley Hosg on
fint and one gray clad visitor had
bean retired. Whiited took q couple
Of futile swings and then drove . ny
- right field. thus prscipitating . very
wonderful play.
Youns causht the ny and. convinced
that cAdy would attampb 70 score after
the catch. cut looes . throw for thu plate
Hs =, ;' 70 .: ,css: -: :ss:S .D.ns 70, s.: c
Ssmpl1ls. .cSAy fsfussd q put tks speed
q ~ legs hGlinst thS 6Qwss that lies
1r Youn4o right arm aSA remained at
I y ~ base, and tho ever aleft Hal Chnse
>eeqoptinG YoUng'e throw, whippAd the
von . DoyIs. - that Ao6g ~ hun,
- be4wesn first and sscoud. ChssJ
Alrtef over back pf the runner 10 tnke
q return from Doyle - Ho9R broke back
toward first. but LAryy's to6s Was high
Hal Ieaped up 10 spear II. lost hls bn'-
ance and tumbled over backward Tho
ban bounded on past him and Hog. sp-
parently had Q clear path back OF the
SaE
Apparently n the night word. AZ
. matter Of fact the path was as clear
- ths North sea was Of destroyerS
IN the course OF the late unplea aantness
Aetwssn the allied nations and the cen
Nrsi powers. All that stood betwtsn
HoGg and first base wss Ross YocnE.
Just how Young got there will ever re-
,r.ain = mystery, sven tc thoss who
Nm. anyway ha was there snd. scoop
lNg up the pellAt out OF the dust. ne
Suvied himself at Hogg 90 hs has hurled
himself at many an opposing football
slayer on Texas sridirons. lie and Hogg
eaMs together with such force that
Y0unS's cap was Jared off hts head. but
- chung TO the bsil and pinned II on
the surprised Quaker pitcher, retiring
him and completing double play which
~ had started In right Held.
The play merely eSDphasi1ea the fact
that Young's baseball ability 10 not
q 4 purely mechanical nature, He can
III the bali anA throy q with the best
q 'sm and. he's leading the lsasus In
0oolsn bAaee. but. most important of all
- can thin&. When . ball 10 hit To him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19
TOUCHING ALL
BASES
CBy International Newo Seryicc)
"WUNTREE"'

tBy International Newo seryicc)
"WUNTREE"'
Horrible massgcEc rt the Polo
Grounds Indiana 10. NlLkcoJ :.
Herb Thormahlcn. the brilliant Jcrsey
port hurler. wrs aontp-d for the first
time this season, Hem having won six
IN row.
While Donk outr,ched roulea
benton ont Cnrdllud way tc5l.:s
the fact Larry boy rclcd one for
the circuit.
The Giants hit into two double plays
and only collected five walop1 or
Doak, and what could be swcetcr TO
tho Card Fan9'
After wnni q clOtt rirclsht cieo..r
tasted his first defeat At the hsncS Of
the Senators.
sothoron let the Red Sex Down
with SIX hits, the Grown victory
meaning t,e fifth straight defeat Of
the champions.
Connie Mack's Athletics defeated the
Cobbless Tigers. Ty has boil on his
leg.
rhorps's hittIro helped the Graves
defsAt the Pirates. His homerun tied
up thiNos In the ninth and hls saeri.
flee f'y In the eleventh brought In ths
winning score.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19
ART Guu,nn Says:
They IL . Chance Of Me Earning
IS Thou. a. 4 Slooth."

Dear Editor
Well I'd. | see they have gone and
offered reward OF z5 thou. to the felia
which win give up Information aoout
them birds which did some bombing
! sent over TO Cleveland and | figg-r
will Just about turn detective and
cop off the coin and IL will proba BILE ps
easy for me on account OF me being .
natural slooth and good at disguisea
viii disguise myself NJ n slooth I'd.
and go over TO Cleveland and put my
self on the trail Of them bombers and
grab "A couple clues II they are loose
aud inside Of week or mebbe NOR.
j Will run them reds to the earth or
somewhere.
They Will not catch me mapping Ed.
because | Will carry a shotgun and beat
them TO the draw and II worse comes
10 worse | will bring them 10 dead
rather than alive. At that them reds
are tough customers Ed and unless "A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19

The retirement from the managerial
ranks OF Cornelius hcGillicuddy.
known In tho baseball world ~ Con-
Mo Mack. IL foreshadowed In tho rs-
cent return OF Harry Davis. long the
lieutenant OF crafty Connie. II 10 re-
ported that Mack 10 tired OF manag-
Ing 4 ball club And ID about ready to
devote his attention 10 tho business
end OF the game. Mack. developer Of
tho greatest baseball machine OF re.
cent years. II not the greatest OF all
time. seems destined to pass out OF
tho managerial ranks with a string
OF failures narring n record that had
known nolbAny but success Mt Qunk.
crtown for fourteen years. Connie
dismantled his grea. machine after
losing the 1914 worlds series. and
since that time no has been trying
In vain TO develop smother winning
combination. For four consecu
seasons Mach's teams have finished
In last phce and the aggregation which
he In plotting In the 1919 race promises
no higher finish. Mack hrs been man
ngcr and part owner OF tho Athletics
since 1871
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19

boxing lesson in his life. All he knows
about the game Is what he learned In
the ring. In his circus work or In
training camps When man has
been studying his chosen profession
Tor the Inst four years, as Jess has.
Isn't II logical 10 assume that he In "A
far better ring man today than he
MAS In 1872
ITS true that Jess has fought nut
once professionally since he won tho
title. But Jess h Q .ro bong ni-
most constantly since that time and
through all the weeks and months OF
circus connection he expsrimentcd
with new punches. new shifts, new de-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19
CONGRESS- WILL
DEP0RT ALIENS
Who BROKE Law

: WASHINGTON. June i9--Depor-
tation Of all interned aliens who were
convicted Of violating war statutes will
be provided for in q bill to be reported
out next week by the house immigfa-
lion committee. This announcement
was made today by Representative
Johnson Of Washington. chairman Of
the committee who added:
1T is essential that this legislation
be passed at once. The hearings BE-
fore the committee on the immigration
problem will be so extended that il
will not be impossible, a. was origi-
nally planned. TO report oil immlgrs-
tion legislation in the omnibus meas
ure,"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19
INDIANS HAMMER
WAY. TO VICTORY
Two Pitchers Last Three In
nings Of Game,

Hitting at will the Indians staged a
regular homo coming event yesterday.
driving q pair Of pitchers from tho box
and winning handiiy by n score OF 4
10 g.
kopp went TO the slab for the Om,h,
tehm but was retired after bcing rnouird
severely through two innings. Fuhr. a
men who faced him In tll~ third npd
QUO MARI was sent Into stop the hit.
Ting tn" Indians got to him for a run
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19

he knows what 20 do With II and he's
right tchnd every play executed on
his side OF tho field. That's how he
managed to get In there at the critical
moment that day.
Jimmy Burke. a player OF the pep
perry and aggressive type In his dsys
~ an active performer. has put the
same spirit Into his ~. Louis team,
and he now has the Browns stepping
along At q fast pace. Not In many
years has tho st. Louis American
league club been NO successful
against eastern opposition a. In tho
homo stand recently completed at
BpOrtsnis Park st. Louis fans,
hungry for . winning combination
turned out well and tho turnstiles
clicked much bsttcr than for many
years past. With the big spurt st,ll
under wey the Browns are on the
road. to be gone About = Vnonth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19
Semi Final Round
Played at St. Louis

ST LOUIS. Jur~ 10 -Four well-bsl-
enced 36-hole matches were staged at
Sunset Hili today in the third round OF
the western amateur golf championship
Clarence Wolf. OF ST. Loui-. medalist
OF the tournament. played J. s Thomp-
son Of st. Paul; Harry G. Legg OF Min
neapol,s. net C. G. waldo Of Detroit. ].
II, Stardish. afother pptroiter. was pit
ted againsa Richard Bockcnkamp. ~.
Louis. and r. T. Knepper ot Sioux city.
against l. ID, Bronfield OF Denver. :.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19

trained with the
champion for the
lack johnson bat
tie. md IL per-
forming Ike chores
now. ought 10
know n lot about
H.
IN .mn, seem
strHngt e. some,
a 4 Il G d Alonahau.
that Jcssicsr be-
cttcr In 1919 than
~ WAS lou" years
earlier iut its
true. And there's
really no hin &
strange about II
when all the facts
re e q inside .ii
IASa ..Hs sA a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19

SALlNA, Kan.-Samples of wheat
five feet tall. with heads six inches in
length. were brought into Salina by
farmers to show the heavy growth OF
whsat The straw Is heavy and rank,
hut 10 most cases. is iu- u-lirst-class coa-
dition.
The harvest In THE part Of the state
will pot b 10 full swing nntA IN ut,
ter part Of June.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19

Summary; Two base hits. Hauk.
Grlsss. Applesate: three base hit. Hale;
sacrifice hit. Adams: stolen base. Mutt:
double play, Merz ana Jackson; struck
2: bases on balls. off AppieGate 3. off
Kopp 2. of Fuhr 2. off Merr 1; Hts.
OF Kopp 8 In 4 la innings: Oft Fuhr.
none. one at bat In NTH: off Merx
IN . % innlnys: left on bases, Okla
homa City .. Omaha o; hit by pitcher.
by Applegate tBarbenu ~: Wild pitch.
Mcrz. Time 1908. Umpires. Jacobs an
Becker.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19
BY FRANK q. MENkE.
international Service staff


TOLEDO, Ohio, June ie--"Jess Will
lard won't bo In Havana condition when
he fights Jack Dempsey will be a
ter MonhhRn today And Walter who
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19
BASEBALL
National lsauus.

National League.
New York nj st. Louis. clear, $50.
Brooklyn at Chicago. cloudy. 800.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati, clear, 800.
Boston at Pittsburgh. clear. $50.
American League. %
Cleveland Al New York. clear. 3:so.
Detroit at Philadelphia, cloudy, ais.
~. Louis At Boston. cloudy, Sib.
Chicago at Washington. cloudy, $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Western.
Oklahoma City 8; Omaha J.
Joplin g. Dcs Moines T.
Tulsa D. NJ. Joseph O.
wichita 10. Sioux City,.
Aroricau.
Philadelphia g. Detroit 3
Washington 2; Chicago o
Cleveland ls New York 3.
81 Louis ]. Boston q
National.
Cincinnati I: Philadelphia b
Boxton 6. Pittsburgh S (aevon In
n n'ngsl.
brooklyn J: Chicago I.
81. Louis 6. New York 2.
Aneriean Association.
Columbia ): Milwaukee 10.
ninYs). =
Indiana polls 4; st. Paul 0.
Toledo 10. Minneapolis 3.
TexAs tsn0us.
A Eeaumont rs: Shreveport ii.
AT in1vestOA 0; Waco :.
At Houston I; Dalirs 9,
At San Antonio 0; Fort Worth !.
Southern.
Al Mobile 0-2; Memphis 40.
Al Atlanta o: Nashville 2.
AZ New Orleans II LATHE Rock J.
Al Birmingham ii: Chattanooga as.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19
SIX BOUS ON BOXING PROGRAM PRE MNARY TO Will LARD DEMPSEY F

Pc: up this rs.sTs 90 d
teries are pretty sreveeo mo1o ~
. 'S;Il,i. W.! "a ~. =: s.. g: Z RI 1sc
mos. anything fes . Geoot ~ VT
heavy bout over 70 TotolQ - 90
they win only give ~ ~ dGet Icoo
Ed. ] Yill 30 tWenty.eiohtS M oH31
oI the winning. hat n tAge Gs0 Uyoq
I'd. you had better bsvass q ~ G66l,
am not In Q good frsqs - 0q4
anyway Ed. on account q - b1a1
kept awake last night " . poQQoo 6
door who was misusinG o>1ao -
striking II on the wrong heyU an 0oop
y Ed waa forced 70 eDese ~ ~
windows and than almoot euDolh1go0
myself 10 death with the heat.
Hoping you " the same way, ~
main.
Desperately Yours,
ART CUMM.
". 4. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19
r0DAY'S CANES.

Western.
Omaha at Oklahoma City.
81. Joseph at Tulsa,
Sioua City st Wichita.
Des Aoines at Joplin.
American.
Chicago at WashinGton.
Dstrott st Philad adslphis.
Cleveland st New Terk.
~ LssSs q Boston.
NAtleNal.
Doeton at Pittsourgh.
PhtAdslpAi4 II Cincinnati.
oo0oosoeSGAicaeu.
New Ycrk at 81. Louis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19

A popular meeting piace---,he Skir.
win Grill (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19

Tho Ph'ines drew their eleventh cons
becutive defeat since starting the west
ern swing two weeks ago. The Reds
did Il.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
ALLEGED DYNAMITER WILL
GETS PRELIMINARY TODAY

The preliminary hearing OF Chat,es
John krircr viii be held In the
court OF Justice y. G., MaXey ms
morning beginning at o'clock: tho
case having been transferred from
the court OF II. J. Gray yesterday
after the filing OF a new complaint
before him Wednesday followihg 'ne
action OF Judge Redmond s. Cole IN
sustaining the motion to quash the
information in the district court
upon which Kriser was about 10 20
TO trial before jury. for the al
iepcd dynamlting OF the Edgar j.
pew home In October, 1917.
Judge Cole held that the tes,l-
mony produced before the comml,.
ting magistrate and upon whlch
KrIger was bound over to the ds'
,rict court was hearsay and insutn-
cient. The county attorneys oiilce
thinks they have discovered some
na,y evidence in the case which Will
warrant the defendant being held
for trial In tho higher court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
Canadian Altman Is Looking For a
Chance TO Come to a Landing Here

with two years active service as
an aerial pilot In the lpres torritdSy
az n member OF the royal air force,
two years In home service. ana two
German airplancs to his credit, Capt
E NJ, Smith OF Toronto, canada. In a
visitor in Tulsa looking over the sItu-
alton here with u view To picking n
business opportunity Captain Smith
h. under the sheltering wing Ipf j,
Burr Gibbons. whom he met UW'tho
train coming dwo nfrom St Louis,
Captain Smith. IA typical but gentle
manly Canadian, pas<sed through the
first two years uf the air fightNg on
the front IN France and does not bear
a scratch Ils result lie returned to
Canada In lsi7aand while preparing
to return to the front received word
from his war office To remain at the
command OF the canadian forces
Captain Smith entered the service
In 1915 and was In many OF tho bat
ties OF the air In the vicinity OF the
Ypres salient Al that time he was
a member OF the First squadron,
royal air service.
The only thing we carried na an
arm In the early days OF air fight
ing was a bloody pistol" stated cap
tain Smith,
1T was hard TO bring down ma
chine with "A pistol and there was "A
great dcal OF bluffing Ihen. romrm-
ber one OF our flyers, ana he was a
dandy. threw HIS pistol at his enemy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
u
Industrial Incubator
Proposed for Budding
Tulsa Manufactures

one OF the first industrial
projects to be brought TO the at
tcution OF the newly FORMED Tulsa
Financial corporation, working
capital for which was subscribed
"Wednesday night II the proposed
erection of a monster industrial
incubator" which will foster and
protect tho local small fry" In
the manufacturing game until a
safe footing has been established
for the business
This suggestion emanRtes from
Clarence u, Douglas. secretary OF
the chamber OF commerce. II. NJ
McFarlin. president OF the Tulsa
Financial corpratlon. has already
expressed approval OF the project
and intends "a investigate the
matter further within short
time
The plan In to build one enor-
mou structure of stable quality.
preferably ot concrete, or a numr
Der OF smaller buildings To be OPP
Grated on the unit system. Man
ufacturing concerns OF the smaller
callber are TO be housed here un-
III they have outgrown the facili-
ties and are ready to move into
larger quarters on their own re
SOURCES Floor space. power. etc, I,
are to be furnished by the corpo-
ratios at a reduced rate, II ~ be-
lieved the propose will meet with
the approval of the entire mem
bership OF the corporation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
BOY FARMERS WILL BEGIN
WORK IN TULSA SATURDAY

Saturday the Boys Working re-
serve will have the first Opportunity
this year to demonstrate to interest ed
parties their efficiency az farm
hands
Twelve members OF the reserve
will be taken opt on the vacant city
lots on the east end and will plow
the lots and get them ready for
spring planting. The boys Will be
under the direction OF Professor
Gracey of the agricultural depart
ment OF the high sAhool, who will in
struct them In plowing, narrowing
and driving.
Circular letters have been sent out
10 all the farmers asking them to
write to the boys working reserve
headquarters telling what they
thought OF the boys last year, and
The replies will be made up in book
iet form and distributed to farmers
throughout the state.
The plans OF the reserve Is TO take
I'm all parts of Tulsa. working the
east end. the west end, the south end
and the north end In order. Any
one having lots or gardens TO plow
can communicate with the reserve
and they viii plow them. The charge
will be 81 for lots b0x150 feet for
plowlng and 50 for plowing and har-
rowing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
JUGO-SLAVS SUBMIT
CLAIMS TO CONGRESS
Italy Rejects Proposal to Have Will
son Arbitrnte Difference Over
Territorial Rights,

PARIS, Feb. 27.--The Jugo-Slav
delegation to the peace conference
has presented to the conference theit
territorial claims, italy. through For
eign Minister Sonnino having or
ficIally notified the conference thar
she cannot adhere TO the Jugo-SlaN
proposal to submit the deltmitntion
" the frontier between the two coun-
tries to the arbitration OF President
Wilson. The Jugo-Slavs ask that the
lsonxo river be made the boundary
between them and Italy.
The Iugo Slav claims insoiVo the
annexation by the Juno-SlaVs or the
whole OF Styria and Triest and Fiuna
and the whole OF Dalmatlan islands
with the exception OF felago"'
which In left 10 Italy.
According to reports received al
the headquarters OF the Italian peace
delegations, the Jugo- Slavs nave
ordered n general mobilization
which has interrupted transportation
between Italy and Juso-SlaVia and
the stoppage OF food supplies
destined for southeastern Europe
In View OF the situation, II In an
nounced. italy has suspended the re-
turn OF the Jugo-Slav prisoners cap
,ured from the Austrian army. lhIy'
however. continues to return Cxecho-
Slovak, Polish and Ruman'an So'-
diers fully armed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28
TRACY SAYS $4,000
IS TOO LARGE A FEE
Socks Cancellation Of Two sio.oos
Notes Made 20 Attorneys Who
Represented Him.

Suit to- cancel two $4,000 notes
began yesterday in the district court
before Judge Redmond 8, Cole, In
which +. H. Tracy and Nola Tracy
are attempting to set aside an oral
contract they made with the de-
fcndanta. Blake and Rosenstein. to
represent them in the matter OF
some litigation pending in the dis
trict court and to look after the legal
matters arising In the sale OF the
Childers Heights addition.
The Trhcys are now contendina
that the litigation was compromised
and that the services performed by
the attorneys In the matter was not
reasonably worth $4,000. Many of
the leading attorneys OF the local bar
wcro placed on the stand yesterday
afternoon In an effort to prove what
"A reasonable fec In the matter would
he.
Tho case will he continued today
II lis being tried 10 the court by
agreement of the parties, JudEc
Cole dismissed the jury yesterday
morning which had been summoned
for the trial OF criminal cases on the
docket for the special January term