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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-26
Cut This Quit Is Worth Money.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut cut this
slip, enclose with &c and mail 1t to
Foley & Co. 1885 Sheffield avenue,
Chicago, H., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive In
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and Group; Foley
Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and
back; rheumatism, backache, kidney
and bladder ailments; and Foley's
Cathartic Tablets, wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation, biliousness, headache
and sluggish bowels.
w. d. Duncan. Druggist, Ottawa, Ill
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-26
Lie Pa,r CLnfhna

Little Tommy had been telling a vis-
tor that his father had got new set
CT false teeth
Indeed said the visitor, land what
WIN he 90 with the old set?"
"Oh, | s'pose," replied Tommy. they
sill cut EN- down and make me wear
ON"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-26
Aurora Has 90 Cases.

Aurora. alone, has in the neigh
rlrhood of Sc cases, the doctor said
Whole families in some sections age
afflicted Elgin has had smallpox
since the first of October, and the
reports from the two counties are
such that the health department has
decided to send addit onal medical
forces int othe field
Things have reached the point
now" Dr. Drake said. where we
find it is necessary TO take rigid
steps and force universal yaecina-
zion in order to check the spread Of
the disease,
Adults, DR. Drake said, have been
going around with smallpox. think
ing it was chickenpoy, whereas
"cbickenpox in adults is as scarce SIS
gold teeth in a frog ."
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-26

"John!" shouted the lady in the mid
die of the night
John snored bitl louder and turned
over.
"John!" said the lady, with increased
emphasis.
"What is it?' grunted John.
Get up. The gas is leaking"
saw, put a pan under it an come
back to bed!"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-26

"Why are banquets so much 10 tss..
among public men?"
"They give person two chances. u
you don't like the talk, you can eat,
and II you don't like the food you cal
llsten.'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-26
How She Fell

The latest Boston story Is about
small child who fell out a window. A
kind hearted lady came huryying UP
with the anxious question: 'I,ear,
dear! How did you faIl?"
The child looked up at the ques.
toner and replied, in voice choked
with sobs VERTICALLY, ma am"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-02

W. e E~ "a "a "a = NEWs
You may never again, or for long time to como,
have the opportunity to buy such high grade mer-
chandise. Therefore we impress on your mind, come
and see with your own eyes what has happened.
We need the money and you need the merchandise.
You cannot afford to miss the unheard of bargains
that you are able to secure at this GREAT BIG
SALE.
The border vidette., 1919-07-05
JULY 5. 1919.
LOCAL NEWS.

to the stockraiser and farmer.
 General A. Obregon is in Her. mosillo transacting private busi- ness.
 Yesterday Tom Frazier motor ed down from the picnic to get the fight returns.
 Dave Loeb, the haberdasher. is still in Germany, visiting his mother on the Rhine.
 Tuesday Duke Parker, from the San Rafael valley, was a business visitor at the county seat.
 Bob Keaton, the San Rafael farmer, was here on shopping expedition the forepart of the week.
 Mrs. Harry J. Karns has re- turned from a delightful visit in the East, with relatives and friends.
 L.. B. Fleischer has gone to Los Angeles to visit his family From there he will go East on business.
 Doc William Rosenberg came up from Tubac yesterday to hear the returns of the Willard Demp- sey fight.
 Dr. Frank Hogeland, from Cananea, was a visitor in Noga- les a couple of days this week, visiting old friends.
 Mrs. Sue Henry, society re- porter on the Herald, has gone east for months visit with relatives and friends.
 Tomorrow Mrs. w. J. Nit chell, of Mowry. will depart for Long Beach, California, accom- panied by the children.
 w. J. Phillips, proprietor of the Owl Drug Store. is transact ing business in Guaymas. He will return home Monday.
 Scoutmaster J. B. Bristol and his Boy Scouts, had a fine time yesterday. at the Fourth of July picnic, at Northcraft Grove.
 The new front in the El Paso Store, is one of the handsomest in the city. It is built of gray marble and thick plate glass.
 Ignacio GaXiola, after a sue cessful garbanzo buying trip to t h south country, returned home the forepart of the, week.
 Al Chapman, the Alto stock raiser, was a Nogales visitor the forepart of the week. Al. has a bunch of fine mares for sale at bargain.
 After a few days here on busi- ness. Superintendent Andy Me- Farlane of the El Progreso mines in Sonora. has returned to the mines.
 J. K. Hutchinson, from Los Angeles, was a guest at the Montezuma hotel, last Monday on his way to Mocorito, Sonora, on private business.
 George M. Ryall, the well known Los Angeles promoter, has gone to Sonora, on business connected with his mining inter ests, near Fundicion. Haythorne White, the automo- bile man, has returned to No gales. with his family. Since leaving here, the Whites have resided at Douglas.
 M. Karam of Karam & Sons, has purchased the Schuckmann residence, corner of Crawford street and West avenue. Con- sideration $11, ,5OO.OO.
 Mrs. Duane Bird has arrived from the East to join her hus- band, the we'll known attorney. She is accompanied by her little son, Master Tom Hall.
 Last Wednesday morning a cute baby girl was born to Mex ican Consul and Mrs. Emiliano Tamez. Mother and little one reported doing nicely.
 Fine growing raines have visit ed Noria, Sonora, and sur rounding country, according to MT. Calderon, who is here from his farm in that section.
 Wednesday evening Mir. Chas. Ott. route agent for Wells, Fargo & Co.,, returned from a trip over the Southern Pacific of Mexico,
The border vidette., 1919-07-05

lecGOr or customs, ana family,
 are enjoying their visit on the coast.
 A. l.. Lewis, the Hermosillo
 ore buyer, is here enjoying a
 visit with his family, who reside , at the corner of Ora wford street
 and Sonoita avenue. w. H. Pinkerton, of Karns
 Bros, Inc, has gone to Los Angeles, for short visit with
 his family, who will accompany him back to Nogales, where , they will make their home.
 General Juan Torres, com mander of the Mexican federal troops in the state of Sonora, after several days visit in No gales, has gone to the south country on troop inspection trip.
 Last Monday evening Editor Allen T. Bird of the Oasis, re- turned from a business visit to Hermosillo, where he says he was royalty entertained by Max Marks, manager of the Cohen hotel.
 Frank M. Curtis, superinten- dent of the Porvenir de Sonora Mining Company, who makes his home in Tucson, has gone to the mines near Poza, where he will spend week on company business.
 George Cheesman, the Quay mas oil man, is guest at Hotel Evans, from San Francisco, where he spent month with old friends and acquaintances. From here George will goSto Guaymas.
 MT. J. J. Smith, expert piano tuner and repairer, representing Zellner Piano Company, will be in town about June 23rd. Leave orders care at Montezuma hotel or Nogales Hard ware 6 Furni ture Go. 6 21-1Ot.
 Irving Underwood, many years connected with the Sonora News Company, here and in Mexico City, has been appointed assist ant manager of the Nogales branch, under Manager Ferd. VauMourick.
 Mrs. William Schuckmann and daughter, Miss Elsa, will short ly depart for San Diego, Califor- mia, where Miss Elsa will enter a business college. They take with them the best wishes of wide circle of friends.
 Attorney w. D. King, the Douglas attorney, on his way to Hermosillo, was stop over visi- tor in Nogales the 'forepart of of the week. MT. King is one of the best known corporation law yerS on the in International border.
 John Logan, the assayer, has returned from the San Geronimo mines in Sonora, where he had been employed by Manager Pow ell's company. John Glasson, the mine superintendent, had also resigned, according to MT. Logan.
 Tuesday evening Maurice Root delightfully."- entertained a party of ladies and gentlemen at The Ship. The dinner was prepared by the ladies. Maurice, who is one of the best little chefs in the country. says it was simply perfect.
 Nick Polyhrone, the restau- rant and movie man, has return ed from a business visit in the south country as far as Navojoa. Nick is live wire. He will again make his headquarters in where he has many friends.
 This week a. couple of days was visited by Pedro Pinelli of Minas Prietas, and Casimiro Benard of Hermosillo, two gentlemen interested in the Guaymas Water Company. Duffy & Purdum are attorneys for the 
 Tom Gardner, the successful man, accompanied by Mrs. Gardner, spent Thursday in Nogales shopping. MT. Gard ner recently erected a new opera house at Patagonia, and it is said Manager George Pratt is getting the money.
 James Ritchi, superintendent of the Arizona European Mining
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

1ght Rub. Ferns, the former welter-
weight champion. IN Louisville, Mat.
Tin put Rubs to sleep In tho iith
round Ilo then fought Ma'ty Mat.
'h,vH another cx leader uf tho welt.
~ division, on Port Huron. and
lrlumphed IN ten ruuniSt he round.
ci OPT the years campaign by going
-lb POUNDS 40 u draw with Tony Ca
POM In Minneapolis
Tho season of 1900 was ono of dis
nstctp Tor DUTY lie started well by
whipping m" veteran ltube Ferns
IN 90 round engagement In Hot
Syringe. AIN. He then tackled Jack
Crwlnl sullivan IN Chicago, and was
Uutpoiuted m rN roundS Hc was
then matched with Honey Melody.
aud fur the first time IN his career
took nv count After several other
bouts IN the midle west Duffy was
gwen a return engagement with Mel
l0iy IN spokane.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Twenty-EigM Sooner Football
" Letter Men TO Return in 1919

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16


NohMAN OKLA Tcb lh.-if the
iis tootbnli team OF mo university
OF Oklahoma In not tho best ever
turhod out. ana cannot defeat KAN
rnh. Missouri. Texas ana Nebraska,
ms weU as All other opponents. the
reason VIII nave TO be something
other than plenuful supply of fltst
cinss material.
Present Indications are thnt lnnrn
FOOTBALL stars VIII assemble on noyd
field next fali, all OF Them candidates
Tor the team, than ever before have
been together ~ one time In the
state of Qklnhoma.
Most OF the veterans of 1919 and
1911 who entered tho service before
completing their college courses hc
already back IN school or have an
nounccd their Intention To return nt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Lesley Cup Match
TO BE Big EUenf
of GOifing Year

NEW YORK, Feb ~ Now
that golf championship are u Get
blnty. on..qf the big events ~ the
year and 'unr that New ORR,
ioston and rrnns,lNhnia ate
mostly Interested IN n the Lesley
cup team matches This viii moi
bo played untli nest fall, but those
who take pat are beginning To
speculate early In th. year about
the makeup ~ the teams ana tho
chances they viii have IN III. com
petition.
This year the matches VIII u"
played ln IN. Metropolitan district
iiorton II posHcssur ~ the cup In
1917 the ilub men wan this event
without the services of ffanCia
Oulmot ho being barred from am-
ateur solf
Dulmot. once more nn amateur
IN sood standing naturally looms
up as iirH, place mhn on IN" team
paui TowkHbury ana J " sulll-
van f. are likoly To b" strong can
didntos Tor places next autumn.
Jesse Dullford viii ho out again
Tor "A place on the Lesley cup team.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
DEEDS OF ATHLETES
TO Be AID TO SPORT
Eddie O'Connor, purdue Athletic III
rc0or. says war Records VIII
Stimulate Aihlctics.

LAFAYETTE, Ind Feb 10 -
VIII the record OF tho famous attn.
ie,cr of America In tho great wof ld
conflict Just closed he an Incentive
Ia atlmulato athletics In tho colleges
OF the country Eddie OConnor, on"
OF the famous athletic coaches ot
the country and at present tho am
letic director ~ .Purduc university,
declares there will he n reaction IN
athletics In the various colleges of
tho country, and that In tho next
few years some OF tho Greatest atm
leies the world ever knew VIII be do.
veloped. Before the statements OF
O'Connor on this absorbing topic are
quoted n is weli to show that he IL
not an athletic mentor who expects
to make his reputation by the stars
that may be developed.
O'Cnnnor was the trainer and de-
veloper OF the famous Norman Ta-
Dor, who ran the fastest milo OF any
human being. his indicated and un-
equAisd record being t;i2a This
remarkable feat took place In the
Harvard stadium In 1915. lie also
was tho trainer Of Harlan w. Holden.
with a rscord OF i;b6:2. As q token
Of their esteem Tor O'Connor he was
given tho medals won by tho two
mens
Another Of o'connor's stellar pro.
tsGeS waA Vaughan r. blanchard.
one Of Americas greatest hurdlers.
who wac sent to tho Olympic games
at stockholm In 1914; cooper brown,
who won tho two mile rdn In tho
Harvard stadium In 1914. In s;'7;
John Williams, a ten second man.
and also a a:eo performer with q
record of 2lit. and n score of others,
O'Connor was for four years athletio
coach st Brown university and dur
Ing that time his relay teams won ~
out OF 10 relay races. against all east-
ern colleges
Since coming west. o'Connor has
virtually had but one year TO work
With college athletics. because of the
war. In that time. however, he has
made Q commendable Showing. His
team won the western conference
cross country championship: scored
q slam over Illinois when five wear
ers OF the old gold and black were
the first 10 reach the tape In the
cross country. and his team won the
Drake relay At Des Moines. Iowa
The Irish mentor In q booster for
sport reforms. but he 10 OF tho opin-
Ion that college heads In many In
stances will do well 10 change Ns
sport system at their respective In
stitutIons. Hero are some Of the
salisnt points obtained on his visws
In q long discussion concerning pres
spt and future athletics:
'.Athleucs for the mas of studentv
that condition should exist In eve 4
institution In tho United States. And
II will exist In tho future. howcvsr
remote that future may bo at some
of ths colleges and universities. "a
THE war brought out tho necessity
of mass athletics the sim
Pile medium OF tho great work ae-
comp plished by those fighters Of ours,
who had been taught tho value OF
training and discipline Mt n time
whom tho war with Germany was
considered almost impossible.
'rompstltion - snappy, earnest,
heated. hut clean compotltion--that
must always b- preserved some
thsre are who think that mas train
Ing will automatically do away with
the competition of old.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Matte McCue Was Promising Boxer
But K. O. Sent Him Into Oblirion

Matte hccue. the Raoine boxer
who once looked like n conner In the
featherweisht division. was born In
the Wisconsin city - years ago to-
morrow Ito started llfe With the
name OF Matthew Pouison. but when
h. entered tho professional ring si
the age of ~ he changed his name
to McCue. In comnemoratlon OF tho
once famous Marty McCuc, now
member of tho New York state legir.
lature Matty put over lot of
knockouts In his early bouts In Ra.
cine and Milwaukee. and In 1914 he
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

MARsHALLTONN. Iowa. Feb
ib Verne Clemons, for several
season. catcher for tho Louisville
American association team. expects
to play base hail again this season. lie
was discharged from tho navy al
Newport. Il /. Just l5 minutes he
fore naval discharges were diScon-
tnued II IN understood h. will ploy
with Louisville.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Dodge I,rsk ct~crs Disba nj.

CAMP DODGE. Iowa. Feb. 10
Dem mobilization aud inability 10 AR
range big games has caused the
cancellation ~ the remaining games
on the schedule OF the Camp Dodge
basketball team. Since the season
started. the personnel of the team
had been completely changed duo TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Martin Duffy Neuer Held a Title
But He Fought Many Hard Battles

THIS Is tho bTh anniversary of
Martin luffN uucn star ~ M" rims
tul ~ last I'pufia q cop 0n the pc
llc, force m chicago, where b. was
born on February ~ lsii Martin
wan Que ~ the pupils ~ Hare Gil-
more. the ca cHgo hov'r, Who Whs
Jhck MN>ulffes principal rival Tor
tho lightwclght houuir
Martin DUFFY didn't attain u'ulur
honhf- iu h.r ring carer uut h'
fought many hard battles Under The
instruction ~ Gilmore. he developed
into ono ~ the ,lcvorrst perfurn,utH
n the fing Ne started aE u prpfes.
s,nnbI in 1900. ana whipped Adam
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

was given "a chance TO break In,
fast company by substituting for .
wolgast against Joe Rivers at "a,
non, Tho veteran Mexican shower.
tho Badger state boy with such
torrent OF blows that McCuo. man,
ger had TO throw up the sponv. ,
the second round. After that Mrcn
was defeated by several boxer, :
lesser fame than Rivers aud fln,i,
sank into obscurity Mntty ia an,
five feet three inches. but has an M,
usual reach. lilo In OF Danish AN
German descent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
T. n. S. TRACK TEAM
10 TAKE FIELD SOON
Indoor Mcrt Espcct'd VII, ~ Held
Before Candidates begin out.
door Practi,e.
AMBITIOUS PROGRAM FILLED
Dual and Triangular Meets Planned
In Addition to state Contest al
Oklahoma University.


Tulsa high school track man. who
have be,n doing indoor work for
-. 80, III, .a, .,.-, ,,,
""""' "'"'" WV
door pihchce' nccothlhs 10 '"hoh "
II. clayton. with tho first appear
.,,. ~ vnrm weather. the boy. viii
~, A., -, nj. .,..,,,.
w "''"'' :" 80 ,'''l''.
training Tor TuIHh hlsh hohooIs hos'
ambitious schedule.
p,o.nec,. for N winning team n,
A.. 80, 49,, ..,,o.,u,.
'n' 'oe" NIX" "'' 'p'"'''"'
bright A large number of men have
,..no,,.a ,or ,,aoo, ,,.c,,c. in .a
'V""'N a.,
di'ion 70 se'ers' "'"'noor' W Wv
basketball squad and others who
have not cared TO participate In In
door workouts.
An indoor meet will be held he
fore outdoor practice 10 started aud
clayton predicts some good records
will be made, Judging by the work OF
tho boys 10 date.
In addition 10 the state meet M
Norman. TUlsa Will engage In sew
eral dual meet" This Tulsa. Mus
kosee ana Bartie"viile triumviate,
organized last year. viii probably
hNd It's meet hero THIS season Inc
1918 meet was won by Muskoses'
with Tulsa close second.
Last SEASON Clayton WAS hAndi-
oappsd by having to work with n
small inexperienced squad: Despite
these obstacles. TulsA made an OK
oslient showing ana this year. with
many good men back Tor places ana
several promising recruits. support
ers OF the red ana white believo tho
track and field men Will bc able TO
hold their own with other nigh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

This sesssliy happened II Detroit Ths Psssk.
ns 10 ssI = sovs-Asso rssuisst ~ feel -
NV h
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

car, and you'll find the Heavy weight and rgdiy
numerically pound out dres-they get chance to
OUT Franklin Light Weight reinforced BY Flexible
Construction which unfangy absobs the pounds and thru
of the roughes roads, And franklin often with
spare They simply eosseoss of tires; fox they
are free from the sharp reminder Of dre-.rouble
W7at EunkHn "Ear-RoAGng" Means
The entire result Of Franklin lghtne balance and Aex.
ibty summed upl the phrase, "Easy Rolling" which
means minimzed friction 1t explains not only the remark
able franklin economy but also in rdngcomfor in quick
responsiveness, its and safety of handling
-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

NEW YORK, Fsb. 1.-THE first
steps toward . revival Of polo aotiv'
lty ia nngiald will probably be
tssn March %. when . meeting Of Of
s.Ior:s s'SSa iur s.n:ss SSsH.s ss%aoS
Of 0e sport On extensive lines. II is
pot expected, however. that an ef-
lurt win be made 10 revive intsrna-
0onsl polo especially In viaw OF the
1soaion Of the American Polo asso-
elation. ~ its reosnt meeting, TO Dc.
fer challenging for the international
cup vutil nsxt year at least
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

Many an athlete gave up hs life
In the war, but ono Of the very for
tunaie ones 10 survive four years Of
fighting was A. N. r. Jackson win
nsr Of the 1900 meter race In the
1914 olympic Samea Although he
n not yet 80 years old he has ad-
vanced from lieutenant to iicutenant-
colonel and hss been decorated for
bravery three umsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
FIFTY Dollars Reward

Guy Davis and Jim Forster of the
rorst er- Davis Motor corporation
both smphaticaiiy declared thsy are
going the limit Ia thwart the stealing
Of Buick cars and will offer \ re-.
ward Of $500 for the arrest aud con-
viction Of any party or parties who
were causht stealing or attempting
20 OlRl 4 Buick.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Franklin Economy
Us. Heavy Car Inefficiency

70 ssa@ Of
depreciation any
THERE when public interested is the idea
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-03
(By The Associated Prsss.)

BUDAPEST, via Vienna, Sunday,
lsfth O.--Communist Budapest Is
orderly snd the government is putting
fosth every effort to stabilize condi-
tiosU. There are pe,simist,. however,
whD declared the government would
endure less than 4 month, il being
pololed out that ito success will be
partially dependent on the succe" OF
he Rvssian boishevik army to es-
tsbjish Q corridor from Kiev TO Buda-
pese By way Of Bessarabia and Buko-
M.
nela Kun. the foreign minister, re-
keiyss hundreds Of kilograms OF an
official nature, every day, among them
beiaG messageA from Nikolsi Ltnine,
he RussiaA bcishevik premier. He
receives newspapermen freely but has
es(ssed that their dispatche, be cen
soSod Tor the purpose Of cutting down
NJ material 10 be sent over already
crowded wires ~ we'll =, to eliminate
Objectionable features Kun. who was
fosnefjy . secretary Of Lsnine. Is
mdR 4nxious to deny reports relative
10 .the communication Of women in
hslsy. which he declares to be
~ Soeleross,
H also denies rumoss Of asssssina.
tioas and disorders.
OF de twenty -four members Of the
savefnment, nineteen are Jews.