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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
JACK CURLEY WANTS
IN GLOVE GAME NOW
Wrestling ImprcSsarto and Former
Manager OF Willard "fccls' out
New Jersey Commission.

Jack Curloy. wrestling imprcsshro
and former manager pf joss willard,
Damned to get into the boxing game
in Now Jersey II the objections OF
members Of the New Jersey boxing
commission do not take concrete
form, Curley probably VIII get away
with his plan, but II the commis-
sioners decide to be strict, tutlcy
probably viii take his little Zbyszko
under his wing and open another
tour for the heavyweight graphing
title ca.
Curley's first plunge was regis
tered IA short time ago when he
broke into the calcium rays with an
offer for Jack Dempsey. Dempsey
Of course. did not accept Curiey =
proposition lit was not meant 10 be
accepted and then the Jersey box
In board began 10 talk about Cur
ley's right 70 give exhibitions IN the
state made famous by the rkeeler
and The Standard on company s.
Word from Trenton is 10 the ef-
feet that the brakes are going to be
applied in New Jersey before the
mitt sport has n chance to fight
itself into oblivion. The odor OF the
Dempsey Fulton thing ha~ not en-
llTtlN tNhIbl hlFN IN w. ''iNA 49, ~ '
several rank outsiders planning 70
stage matches OF national inport-
ance without even consulting the
proper authorities.
Jack Curley may not find himself
so popular as fistic maRnate since
his plunge into ecveral unsaVory
wrestling affairs Curley WAS get
ting on handsomely IN the mitt
sport when willard copped the
crown from Jack johnson, but he
spoiled his popularity with lawsuits
against the former champion, aug
mented effectively by those wrest-
ling affairs that left a bad taste In
the mouths OF even the precious
few fans who were inclined TO re
consider the strong man stuff.
All offers for Dempsey TO battle
at this time cannot be accepted MS
anything other than mere press
hgent dreams Dempsey In working
on velvet in n theatrical engagement
and he would be tho biggest punk In
the world 10 rid himself OF n CON
tract that pays him close TO $4,000
per week, TO accept an engagement
that at best could not net him more
than possibly 10000, New Jersey
commissioners evidently believe In
that safety first stuff
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

NEW YORK. Aug. 80. 80 Bon
Martin ~ Akron. Ohio. who touEht
his way through the ranks 't
heoyyNelgh,s 90 tho CHAMPION
,hlp of the allied armies AZ the
in,er-allled games IN rance
stands in the way of JACK i'enp-
yey's claim TO the worlds heaNy-
weight championship.
Martins boosters helleVe-anu
bs has the backing Of two mil
lion American soldiers and some
tor million fighting men OF the
nIiier according 20 reports-thi't
hc ma. a better claim than Demp-
sry 20 tho title OF worlds cham-
G.neral Pcrshing has placed the
s,,mn ~ approyal on Martin. The
American commander praised the
Akron hoy highly for his success
ard predicted great things Tor nm
ortcr having seen him dispose OF
tho nick OF the husklcst Scrappeis
of IS allied armies.
rapfain II. q. Ware or tho
United states cavalry, IL one OF
Martins most enthusiastic hons'-
,rs Ia "A letter 10 the sporting
.tt,,- % Philadelphia news
r,,e- Captain Ware declares that
IL Jack Dempsey wants TO prove
-. rla.rns 20 the world ttl" ne
,.-,a, ,..k Bob Martin and defeat
rim. Ware is responsible" FOR mo
,,g.eucrt that the army champion
mas the unanimous vote ot 2.go',
"G6 American soldiers who look
,.n,- MIN as the real heavyweight
champion IN.
captain Ware Is perhaps a trltl,
,.,..r-cr'Nus.astlc. about Mariin
,... Dali. enthusiasm o. prompted hy
homes, conviction. NJ" points oH'
.,,.. Martin as fighting man.
r.s.rr defeated the hest Fighters
.t., COULD br dug from the rank.
~ tho allied armies. wi-hoi' '''
,,,.1srra of a manager M me lure
..H nurse 90 spur him ON.
..-..a rrn.a credit than lart
r....rs.r n,r.re, ha has w.' N1H
dcfea,ei more men from various
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
American Fighting Men Back
Bob Martin for Heavy Title

parts OF tho world. whereas bemp-
sey's activities have been confined
to the United StateF alone.
II Ware speaks for the majority
Of American soldiers. as he says,
the popular demand FOR a match
between Martin and Dempsey
should bring tho two together In
the not far-distant future. A. any
rate, the bout would be bound 10
attract wide interest
In speaking OF the activities Of
American boxers In the big tour
nament In France, Captain Ware
does not conflne himself TO the
heavyweight division alone. lie
presents Martin. heavyweight ana
Kenny McSeill, Philadelphia.
lightweight. as Our champions -
champions ~ the AWerican cN-
pedltlonary force--and that goes
Tor the rest Of q. Jack Dempsey.
Mike O'Dowd and Benny Leonard
not excepted.
Tho spirit and the eu'husiasm
OF Captain ware and other Ameri-
can fighting men IN boosting the
American oNpcditionary force
champions 's admirable. 7, shows
the Kind of spirit that made th"
American inviuC.hle az Chateau
Thlcrry. 81; M.hlel nni the Ar
Cpnua. Il Is their rirht 20 think
as they please ot their champipnS
and boost them as high ss they
rleas~ ~ard though they V7y stop
on M toes Of some % our gem
e~auv recognized champions IN
doing $50 the action o. plrdonhh'".
It IS the opinion ~ many who
have followed boxing activities IN
the army and navy that many q
future champion may come from
the ranks of the men who bore tho
roT0rs in the world war They
should BE- given every CD Ence and
an -h. encouragement possible.
Should they fan 'o demonstrate
'ry class ihs' ls claimed fnF them
rrar viii have nothing great 'H
lose 1f two million Americans
a.s hey are good, they mus, bs
GOOD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
OOIJGHB0Y WANTS
TO MEET DEMPSEY
Hundred Founder Who Fought
Against Huns for Many Months
Is After World Title.
PRAISED BY GEN. PERSHlNG
,, Gold Medal by 4. T.. i. Conn
uandcr After lie Had Won Eight
straight Fistic Combats.

TACK Dempsey may claim the
ks.yyweight championship OF the
I.orla but there is one man whom
IN. cannot claim the title over ana
r. individual Ia Bob Martin OI
.ron. OHIO, recently returned from
.u,r. where he served through
l.y,rAi severe campaigns with a Tor
or ONO national guard outIlt, and
I..rr wuutho heavyweight Champion
Ibp Of the interallIed army by
Inn,Bng out Coughiin of Australia
L. aU minutes.
AIAIun says Dempsey docs not de-
kryg the utle. lie further AYERS
[aal Jess Willard had no right 10
frht for the championship because
Ie.ther Of them served their country
h the greatest war IN the h story or
Fac world. Dempsey worked IN a
Ialpyald and willard did nothing
Eu. refuse invitations and requests
md appeals TO nght for the dough
boys
4 Martin il 81 years old and tips tho
|tAhHt 200 pounds. lie won seven
Ii hlsclght bouts ia the elimination
,arrs IN tho iutcralliCd games. via
N, grea; Coughlin from Australia in
~ minutes of~the best milling ever
tfrn IN an army contest across the
pond
General PershlhG personally com
ncnGrd Martin. lie told the big glnd-
Aior he deserved the greatest sue
Tess in the squared circle because he
4as real man, and that wherever
NJ Whenever he fought he IM1rtin)
.Ould feel that he had his best
,sAcs for success. Pershing handed
Martin a gold medal In recognition
Il his work in winning the heavy
weight championship OF the allied
Ifmy
Martin has returned to this Coun-
ry and says he Will press mis- claim.
De- declares his fights IN France
Ierc Witnessed by 10000 American
I0urhboys and these viii hr with
Inn In his fight Martin SAYS Dcmp-
Hyy title is not clear until ne Is
ea,,u. and adds that Dcupscy can
10 businel with him without delay.
Z fought In France for nothing but
be applause Of O,OOO real men. and
am not going TO be- strict ia my de
Iands from tho cunqueror OF Jess
said Martin. Army men
e,urned from Franco are for Mar
u as are the fighting men Of
rance and Great Britain WIN were
o attendance at the lnter4llicd
ames. Dempsey will receive for
lal challenge from the Akron lad
1ihln n short time, possibly when
ack appears in Cleveland In his the
q Nal stunt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
FRENCH CAPITALISTS SEEKING
PATENT RIGHTS FOR NEW TUBE
Negotiations in Progress May Result in Building of
Factory Near Paris to Manufacture Tulsa
Puncture- Proof Product.

French capitalists in the cas-, be-
gan negotiations last week with Of
iiclAls OF the United States Compress
Sion inner Tube company, a million
dollar corporation huilting big rub
ger factory on tho Sand Springs line.
to obtain rights TO manufacture
puncinto-proot inner tubes IN
France.
The Tulsa company was granted n
patent for the proof tubes
IN France on October 4. 1915. since
the close OF the war several inquiries
have been received by NJ. &. Hale.
president and c. r. Porter. treasurer
OF the local organization, from man
ufncturers who are ready To proceed
with plans to build IA big tube fac
tory near Paris.
Conferences on this subject have
been held In New York recently bc-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
JACK -BRITT0N FTER
MONEY IN ALL FIGHTS
10 He Battles Often to Keep Steady
Flow OF Gold Coming His Way
Made $4,000 Last Three Months.

Champion Jack Britgon OF the
|velterweight class is not only high
tAss boxer, but he is also shrewd
business man. After he won the l42-
pound title by stopping Kid LOWS
a. canton, Ohio, MS manager, Dan
|Aotxan. Immediately boosted his
|lrecs Ho would not consider even
l. short bout with a native SON un,
less he was given "A guarantee or
Is 500, with the result that the vet
|tran champion curtailed his own
Earning capacity because many Of
|hc smaller clubs could not do busi-
hess with him on thaA scale.
Jack was soon Convinced Of the
OF raising the tariff,
I''er he had been forced 60 loaf
A5out three months so hr arranged
Slth Morgan to gamble with any OF
Ihe promoters who sought his serv-
rs He seemed TO fan in with the
surory that half loaf was better
Nlu none, and since he changed his
plans he has been working steadily
bDd realizing Handsomely on the
l.Ir which he cannot be expected to
hold for many months because Of
hs age.
only weel, or 10 days ago Brit
TON met Jack Grifnths, the Akron.
Ohio welter. In Denver. Brltton
Embled with the promoters In Den
YER depending upon his popularity
20 Increase his amount Of the re.
.eeip,s 10 a pleasing figure. lie was
rewarded with an excellent gate
and yanked down close 10 $4,000 FOR
Ihis end AK he worked on a percent
Pre- basis
Ertton says there ~ method to the
plan of fighting frequently. when
lp, work often" he said you are
tot forced to spend so many dreary
lJgrs In the gym, and besides, ! he-
.Ar,' A better 10 earn n little money
than nons at all"
As proof that Erittor's policy IN n
popular one. It ~ only necessary TO
STATE that he has offers from nearly
Very boxing center I'm the country
,Nd has the privilege or selecting his
|Eoyk whereas under the old order
1f things he was doing exceedingly
We'll 10 land one bout per month
bri'fon IL one OF the few pugs who
tea 'lzea tho truth OF the statement
mat all champions meet their con
1l"rur II they but remain In the
game long enough In the past three
mou'hs he II said 20 have earned
hearty $50. 900 which is excellent
Salary for even - champion glove
plsher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
First Boxing Bouts
in Eight Years at
McAIesfer Monday

Scpcill 10 The World
'ALESTER, Okla, Aug. 29,--
A revival OF the boxing game Is
to take place here Labor day.
For eight years McAlester has
not had "a boxing bout or wrest
iiuE match The Business Men =
Athletic association of that former
period went defunct because OF
Lack ot interest
T.. A. Daniels, druggist. former
president of the McAlester Min
crs. western association champions
OF 1917. angel" for all athletic
events in the city; has arranged a
card OF bouts for Labor day at the
fair ground. The principals Will
be kid" Cortnie. Tulsa. and chr
Clark. "a local boy. Clark has en-
tered battles, and was bested
only by Carl Fleming. the best
fighter ever developed in McAles-
ter The pairSnre to weigh In for
the Labor day affair at 1913 pounds
at 10 o'clock the day before.
A fiye-man battle royal between
local Ethiopian lads has been ar
ranged among the prclimlnaries,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

Taking current from lrh'
'orfr' 8a electrically driven sho"
Cleaning and polishing machine Tor
AS1e use has been invented
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

tween n rcprcsen tatiye OF French In
dusiriai interests In this country and
\. j Pennington, superintendent nj
the United states Compression Inner
Tube company. II is expected that
within a fow weeks deal viii be
consummatrd, which probably Will
result In the building OF factory
unit IN France To manufacture the
tubes in that country.
Thus far we have consummated
no deal for the sale OF patent rights
in France" said MI Hale yesterday.
MIR. Pennington writes us, however
that the foreign representatives. win
whom he has been discussing the
proposed project are anxious TO build
a plant and handle distribution OF
our products In France at the earll-
est date possible
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
LlGHTWElGHTS TO MEET
AT DRUMRIGHT MONDAY
Special to The World

spseis 10 The World
pRUMKlGHT. Aug 30.-SiN h1sc-
ball games and wrestling and boxing
matches constitute prumrights ath-
leiic carnival which opened August
25.and closes Monday Buck lpe At
tlcy and Sammie Mckee IlEh l.
weights. meet In tho l0round final
boxing bout
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

The use Of springs ls done awaS
with In "A new cord operated device
Tor opening and closing trausoms.
windows or shutters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

\ single deposit o' soda In British
Eu. Africa IL estimated by rro'"C-
s's 90 contain more than cO0.Ooo.ooo
tons
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
CITY WINS FROM
BLACKWELL OK LEADERS

t.r- a % TIE World.
IDNCA CITY. Aug 20 l'o'"1
'Y moved one game nearer IN"
Top 10 the Oknhowa-karsls l"Asu"
today by defeating IN" leading
Blackwell team 20 I. u was III
Nlths tenth win IN twelve snr's
ior The local club. Williams. I"uon
t1 right fielder Knocked a home
'l7 IN the second Smith was h.'
hard In spots hut tirhtcnea IN 'hr
lnrhss and was saved several times
H brilliant fielding
Batteries: Blackwell. Jas arA
kennedy. ponca city. Smith and
h.Cabc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

Buffalo N Y long since found what naturally best for
womens diseases He learned all through treating thousands
The result Of his studies medicine called Dr. Pierce
Favote Prescription This medicine made d vegetable guwths
that nature surely intended for backah headache weakening
bearing down pains Irregularities pelvic nammaion and The
disorders common TO women in all ages life Dr. Pierce
Favone Prescription made Of adys slipper root black cohof
root unicorn root blue cohoh root and Oregon grape root Women
who take this standard remedy know that in Dr. Rerces
Prescription they genS safe womans tonic good tha,
druggists everywhere sell It o.. t<<s. ~
Favoe Prescription shoud have tho fun confidence Of every
woman America because It contains alcohol and
Dr. Perce knew whom bs first made this standard medicine that
whkey and morphine njuo and he has always kept
out q h meea Send l0c 70 d. Pesces Invads Hotel Buffalo
n T., for tia paekAes tabstA Ths system somsthng like
dockit needs oil Occasionally Evayons should taks caor oil
something bstt, We Doctor hscss Hsant Psse mad Of
May apple jalap Thsy requisite csanss and
o the human ueck vk Send Dr. Pierce l0c for NJ Dashage
(Adveftisemen)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
COSTUME DESIGNING
TAUGHT IN SCHOOLS

Costume designing will he part
Of the spring work IN the art depart
mcnt Of the ward schools. Miss
Hess Eleanor Foster, teacher Of
drawing and art, proposes TO use dolls
and ut-papcr costumes to he colorcd
and designed along garment lines
Boys, too. says Miss Foster. will
take costume designing but their work
will be chart making.
Mis- Foster believes that costum-
ing should he a part Of every girls
training.
Girls" said she. ."are expected to
dress themselves all their lives and
wclldrcrc'l taste should be a par,
Of tlaining"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

Cfimea. told the Associated Press TO-.
day that unless armed allied lnicrycn.
ton N Russia began at once the stua.
ton ~ Russia would become so hope
le,,ly desperate that II would take
years, pcrhap, decades. 10 restore a
'cmblincc of order and bring about
peace - eastern Europe The former
grand duke, who /, brother .in.law
" the former emperor. continued
u 10 not a,k ,hc allie, 10 fight Tor
us We merely AK them 10 keep
order IN the territories wrc,lcd from
bol,hcyl,m by the governments al.
rcady ighup7 the soviet
u cairc here IN January in an at.
tr'lpi ~ help my country az private
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

citizen acquainted with conditions in
Russia thought | would find JUS.
tee and sympathy At the peace con-
ference, bu, have been disappointed,
as | found visible only personal IN.
trlguei party politics and national
egOtlsm"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
WHEN THE DAY IS OVER.

When the household cares
and the worries Of everyday
life have dragged you down,
made you unhappy, and there
J Is nothing In life but head
ache, backachc and worry,
turn TO the night prescription,
one gotten up by DR.. Pierce
fifty ycas ago, which has
helped many thousands Of
women in this country, and
called Dr.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. II can be had
in every drug store in the land
in tablet or liquid form.
Everything growing out Of
the ground seems intended for
some Use in establishing natu-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

the goternments new position in the
face oI election pledges is very brave
The concord Of Lloyd George and
his delegates in Paris with the dclega.
ton from the United yates is con-
tinung without change and with the
prime minister and the president re-
Joining the conference great decisions
will soon he taken.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

for luncheon and woman alone
seems a 'rine uncertain a. 10 how
best to secure some food. man
traveller i, privileged 70 offer hi, ser
vice or assistance. lie may merely
IN his hat upon passing heF seat and
offer TO see tha, she gets some at.
tcniIon That Is an sllSuilicien, IN.
dica,ion OF his good viii.
lie must not. however. 40 convey
his aid as TO place the woman under
any obligation nor must he force her
into acceptance Of his company and
acquaintance
- -
When ugo home tonight tell your
wils Vou haze uatd vuuf tufnms tax
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Altered Habits,

Baohelor-lIow we do change
Dvorcce--Yes. indeed. / used 20
marry men tina, ! wouldn't invite TO a
dinner party now Ideas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

For every woman who was engaged
in industrial occupation IN England
At the commencement OF the war there
were twenty-five similarly employed
when hOstli,ies ceased.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
.SLAv PROBLEM
MAY GET WORSE
Peace Conference Lacks
Sympathy Duke Says,

PARIS, March T. Former Grand
Duke Alexander Mlehaeloyl,oh. Who
arrived IN ranA felcnllY from Die
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

The Congre, Of Womens' Clubs OF
Western Pennsylvania is TO have
10000 clubhouse and headquarters
hnlldlnp IN Pni,bnrg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Somewhere in France.

Dear MAJ have saved . little
money, and when ! re, back home I'm
going 10 buy me two mules. and name
one Of EN- Corporal and the other one
Sergeant then I'm going 10 lick he'll
ont o both Of EN-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

Utmost courtesy and civiliy should
be pfacticed by all who travel For
example, a gentleman IN car or
train should never hesitate TO open
an obdura,e window for a woman even
though she be sranger
II train should halt al Aa,ion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

Extract from - soldiers letter. re-.
pested by censor who had a sense Of
human
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
To Get Buckskins

One or more Buckskn Dealers in every town
ip Oklahoma Perhaps your dealer is one of them
ask him. If he isn't, he will get the Buckskin
for you. They are distributed close by and he can
get it quickly. The first tube will probably make
you Buckskin booster as it has $4,000 others here
in the Southwest.
lived, that adjustments have been asked on only
ITO of 10 of all Buckskins sold in last two years.
An extra liberal, unusual guarantee may be made
on the Buckskin. The dealer will tell you about
this guarantee. =,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

When ugo home tonight tell your
vile you have paid your income tax
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Advertised Wholly BY Enthusiastic Users
Standard Makes to IS, 1863 of This Unique One

Miracles still happen In the last three years
thousands of Southwestern motorists have
changed over from old standard makes of inner
tubes.
Yet the tube they changed to was practically
unknown advertised only by its enthusiastic
users But the tube was evidently accomplish
ing wonders, else how could it have made so many
friends in so short a time on merely the say-so of
other users?
At that, the majority of you folks haven't
heard of this unique tube. And the secret is too
coed to keep. This advertisement will tell you
about it.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Buckskin-Made For This Climate

By special processing of the rubber, the
Buckskin tube is made tough and leathery. Hot
dry weather simply can't affect it. Long pulls
through hot sand never bother the Buckskin tube
It keeps it's life and shape summer after summer
Will not crack or stretch.
After all, you don't run on your tube. Tubes
don't wear out-they give out. That's just what
the Buckskin is proof against, especially here in
the Southwest 1t is extra thick but costs no extra
price!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

Mr. Tube Manufacturer called in his experts.
They assured him such tube could be made but it
would cost real money. The result was the Buck
skin Tube
No better proof of the Buckskin's success
need be offered than the fact that it switched
1868 tubes purchasers from standard makes in
1918! In Oklahoma alone there was one Buck
skin sold for every three auto owners in the state!