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Republican farmer., 1919-09-05
COST OF LIVING STILL GOING UP
 IN FAR JAPAN

Tolzio. Sept. -CCorrespondence of the Associated Press) prices for food and clothing as well as house rent show no diminution in Japan. The cost Of living, according to the NOrOdzu, has increased ten-fold since 1887 while wages have advanced only fOur-fold As against 36 yen a koku, for instance during the rice riots of August, last year. the price of rice has now risen to 56 yen a koku Give bushels) and a grave food crisis has resulted.
 Japan is a country of large families and with rice costing about BPS for every five bushels the head of a fam fly has to do some hard thinking. Other food necessities, especially su- gar, which Japanese use considerably. have risen in proportion to rice. It is the great middle class of Japan. the people working on small salaries, which is raising the greatest cry.
 Although wealth has increased as a result of the war the real wealth of the masses has decreased and the people of Japan are relatively poor. At the same time national tastes have changed and the Spartan simplicity of olden times is no longer endured.
 LOW SaIaFleS III puDIlC SeTNiceS nave so depleted the personnel that govern ment institutions like the postoffice, telegraphs. police force and schools are all undermanned Industrial com- panies, however. are paying dividends of from 50 to 100 per cent. and dis tributing big bonuses, lands and rents are risi-g in value and the farmer is hoarding his rice until he has pushed the market to its highest notch.
 The distress of today is chiefly felt by the w-abiding class of the nation No riots have occurred like last year.
Republican farmer., 1919-09-05
PRESIDENTS WESTERN TRIP

C@ HE NUMBER of those who wished the President had stayed away from Europe is equaled now by the those who wish he would remain in stead of making speaking tour through the West strictly in accord with human nature Everybody Nxishes those things not to happen which he will hey do happen.
 Equally inc President will not fail that he can make effective in the tribunal of the American those policies in which he believes The President not automatic machine which sits the White House and utters from time to time certain machine made proposition rosh and blood of will and conscience, puts mans effort back of a mans job.
Republican farmer., 1919-09-05
ENGLISH DEMAND PUNISHMENT OF
 ALL BROTHERS

London, Sept. 1.-Demand for tha punishment of profteers continues throughout the country, and the Lon don newspapers are filled daily with letters complaining of the operations of merchants who insist, as one corr respondent expressed it lon having their pound of flesh"
 One despairing man details that he recently received a bill from his tailor for S10O, of which S2o was foE a pair of dress trousers, and the re- maining for a plain blue serge suit, the cloth in which could have bea~ bought at wholesale for $17.5o.
Republican farmer., 1919-09-05
FOREST FIRES
 ARE DYING OUT

Toulon, Sept 2.-Vast forest fires which have been raging in the region between this city and Cannes are re- ported to have been partly extin- guished. Help has been taken to tf@ villages isolated by the fires -.s measures have been taken b uiis' authorities to relieve distress. Aq Der of persons have been injuI. ,4 the material damage has bsT Whole forests of chestnut, r5Irh and pines in the Maureaaa wet have been destroyed.
Republican farmer., 1919-09-05
ASININE PREACHER.

A fool has seldom been answered according to his folly" with more appropriateness than was the local preacher who boasted at a dinner table that the Lord had opened his mouth to preach without sending him to college first.
 Indeed" replied a curate wh' was present, how very interesting A similar event happened in B; laana'E tinaa."-EXchange.
Republican farmer., 1919-09-05
PIIUCKY!

We'll said Uncle Joe. liter a solo by a fashionable church choir tenor, ''if that ain't the rudest thing I ever saw. Just as soon as that young man began to sing every other member the choir stopped. But he went through with 1t. Aeve, must say admire his pluc
Republican farmer., 1919-09-05
PEACE THE CHEAPEST

TOTAL estimated expense which America will have
 pay for making peace is about $i5OoOOO Peace Is much cheaper than To carry during the same would billions of dollars. The sonnel peace commission at its peak r.
 maintaining this establishment considering
Republican farmer., 1919-09-05

the President will speak the WestI He will convince West thrill the Vest attach it to him with hooks admiration visits the states where He will speak to those who most of all desire end We shall presently if the President bigger than his op ponents with inches to spare.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
HAL CHASE WILL BE GIVEN
HEARING NEXT THURSDAY

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-John A,
Hcydler, president ~ the national
lcage announced today that he viii
hear tho ease against Harold chase,
tlrat h,srmun NJ the cine matt team,
on January 80. instead ~ tomorrow,
upon the request uf thaAe's at
turnrV
chase was suspended indefinitely
by Manage Mathrwson OF Cincinnati
last August while tho Reds we're
PLAYING In Sew YORK Mathcwson
made grave charges against Chase at
the time adding that he did not see
how u would he possible for chase
again to play hig league hall under
the circumstances
John Nctiraw manager NJ the
New York Nationals ana william
prrritt, n Giant pitcher have been
requested TO attend the hearing ~
" wtnesses Tor the Cincinnati club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

Blll Gleason tBrother Bilh. now
captain In the 1t Louis fire de-
partmsaL one. member Of tho
famous old nrowns ~ the SOS un'
der Charley Comirkcy. was In
remiu scent mood the other day
and tald some stories ~ other days
when the monarchs ~ hisrhHl a
the Old nrowns were beating en-
ali
During the tanning bee he cast
some lights on the career of Char
ley KAdbourne who won the Ma
tionAl league flag for Providence
In N<
Providence In 1859 had a great
team and one that was fun or
tricks. and Rsdbourno pulled his
share" said Gleason.
HAD bourne used a halk motion
that was better than rd NRlsh'a.
and you remember how the 'liig
Moose used to get away with Il
iOr Fielder Jones II "A hitter got
on, ksdbuurnc frequently caught
him mapping lie was almost as
good aH Matty klroy at picking
EN- Off the bags
Irwin and carroll were clever
hunters and kept the opposition
guessing. although to bunt IN those
days was considered IA baby act
"Gilligan, after he would catch
two strikes. would cover the plate
from the umpirrS view by s,oOp-
fng almosi over Il when the next
ball came over. whether II Was
strlke or not. he would snap the
hall to tho shorstop or second
basemsn
'"rhe umpire generally sang out
'vhrss strikes" just aH Farrell was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Con,iskey Changes His
Mind When Offers Pile
In for Slu00in0 Demon

NEW YONK. Jan ~ The sale
~ Josephus Jackson. white FOX
ontficldcr. probably won't come
OF while the moGuls of tho two
big leagues are In session here
this week to resdius, baseball to
meet post war conditions At
least that's the dope today and
thereby hangs the provcrbisl tale,
last SEASON when the work or
flHht order walked about at nisht
soaring hall PLAYERS Joe Jackson
saw II and figured II out that he
was tired Of big leaEue baseball,
lie Jumped to the shipyard circuit,
where he could work . little play
bali a littlo and stand no chance
OF going To war,
owner comlsksy ~ the white
Sox watched Joe Williams Felsch
and q few others 60 the same roa q
and then issued nm ultlmatum.
sad the Old Roman;
Those boys can never set foot
In my ball park as members OF my
club again"
n sounded good
Probably Commy meant N, too,
Hut lately he has been asked half
dosen times 10 set price on
Joe. Ito can, keep Jackson out
~ the game It's case ~ letting
him help tho whit, SoS or ham.
mcr them
so Comiskey has decided To keep
Joe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

tinueH popular. ~ the Indications
are now and Iteisler declared last
night that II the patronage neht
Wednesday nikht IL such a. will
encourage him to believe II II
worth while staying with tho gam.
he VIII establish a permanent
athletic club with full equipment
Announcement was made last
nlght that 10 addition to the IS
round main event. a black battle
royal. two round ptsliminari"s
ana an eight round sent ~indup
would he staged Ths t~o sur
Vivor= NJ the battle royal will tan.
gle Tor three or four regular
rounds after they eliminate their
rivals
The semi. windup will bring TO-.
ge,her n couple 'of hsavyweishts,
Jim Collins ~ West Tulsa and Jim
Ollver OF Jsnks Tho former
weighs $50 pounds and stands
q feet | inch In height. The lat.
ter is 4 feet ~ inches In height
and weighs isb pounds Each is
~ years old.
Carpenters are working on tho
hig ring, which IN to be huilt In
tho center OF the floor At conven-
tinn hall No that rvery seat inside
the railing on the lower floor and
IN. stage viii he considered ring
side
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
I, NJ pr,,hsrd COMPANY
TOMMY DOWD IN EUROPE
AS K. OF c. SECRe TARY

Another famous baseball player
ana hlg league manager has gone To
Europe. where he will serve as a
knights Of columbus secretary lie
Ia Tommy Dowd. who probably has
sent more young fellows who made
good. up To the majors than any
body else who ever led a minor
league OUTFIT
Dowd started his baseball Garner
as u second haseman, hut after t,'w
years he shifted to the outfield. His
last job was scout Tor the Red
Sur since then he has been con
ducing a business at his home. hol-
yoke, Mass
Dowds first engagement after
leaving nruNn University. where ne
played IN the infleld for the varsity
team. was AZ Boston. lie was sold
to Washington ana later became cap
tain aud manager ~ the St Louis
team 4, was while leader OF this
club thu, ho experienced tn. novelty
~ a manager being traded, lie went
to Philadelphia with Catcher Eddie
Mcfarland IN a hig trade for Halt
man. GRADY. Harley and Cars-y
buwd later was returned 10 ~.
Louis In u trade engineered by the
late Tim hurst The NJ Louis club
was shifted To- cleveland and he was
then sent 10 chicago Connie MACK
bought him from chicago and he
next ~"rNrd under Jimmy Collins
with tho Red Sox AZ nos,on.
After leaving the hig learu" ne
owned tho Amsterdam -Johnsto~n-
Glovrrrvllle club In the New YORK
state league.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
WOULD MATCH D0Ty WITH
WELTER CHAMP, TED LEWIS

CANTON. Jan 2i-Al Dpty, well
tcrwcieht hoSer OF canton, is reapinr
tho hereflts % his sensational IL
round bout here New Years Day
with Johnny urlffiths OF Akron
potys manager. Mine Mckinney,
who IL matchmaker ~ the Canton
club IN considering terms submitted
bv nryan powrry OF Columbus and
Ted Lewis OF New York, weltcr-
weight champion.
II I. figured that a Doty Downey
engagement will he the first on the
npls, and II the Cantorian emergcr
right side M = bout with Lewis Will
follow poty IL keeping himself In
condition by road~ork and skating.
tie rcsidos IN a cottage near Meyers
lake
just when Drty will he sent against
his next opponent there ia matter of
speculation The Canton club. how
ever. expects 10 make application for
permit, for bout the early part OF
February
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
All Runs Made off RadbOurne Earned
Declares One Who Ought to Be Wise

apparently putting the ball on the
runner. That fellow was a won
der at hluffing "A putout. and got
credit for lots Of outs he never
made
providence worked every angle
and used their heads from the
minute the batter came to the
plate. ile had to outguess Rad
bourne to get on. and then fight a
battle with him II he took an inch
OF first A. second. II he tried to
steal, II was almost "A cinch he
would he called out on accaunt OF
fatrlls marvellous ability for fax
Ing the touch n he went to
third. he had to cut around the
third bnscman and rhortstop. who
were alwayA In the way
You sure earned n run when
you got II off Radbourne
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
VETERANS REPORT FOR
SOONER CAGING TEAM
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Alfred Vol kOinifz Ia
Giren Major COmmission

Alfred Vol Kolnitr. former major
league hall player. who will he re-
Wemhcrcd hs an outnrlder on the
Cincinnati club n few years sgo and
Who was with the white Sox when
he entered the army. has received a
commission Rs major. 40 that
Naior UrunCh Hickey of the Cardi-
nails la no longer the only baseball
man TO attain that RANK IN the
army Major Vol Kolni,s IL q clever
young man. and got into war work
shortly after the entrance of thlr
nation into the conflict lie held
fine position In a munitions plant
near Fhllsdrlphia Tor some morfths
resiEnlnR 90 attend an Officers train
ing camp. NJ which hs won q cap
pItrs bars lie vas promoted ,o his
prrsrni rank Rt n southern trRininr
camp quite recently. but now that
the var N over. he rcntemplates re
turning go baseball IN one Vapaclty
OF another. nest spring.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Six Players Included in
Phiiiie-Cardinal Suap

PHIi4A DEl.pIIIA, Jan. 2i-JacA
Coombr, manager of the IN .lyleI
phia National league club. tonight
announced that Third Biseman
Stock, pitcher Dixie DAVIS and
Catcher Dilhoefer had been traded
to the st Louis Nationals for Infield.
or Douglas baird. Pitcher Gene
Packard and lnficlder J 4 Siewart
There was no money consideration
Manager Coombs will star, south
tomorrow "a select "A training camp
for the Phillies, who will leave here
March ~, ON their return east tho
phlllies Will meet the Philadelphia
American team In "a series Of five
games beginning April 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
OkaomaS Boxing Expected Be introduced Legislature 70mo
HIGH SCHOOL CAGERS
PLAY N0WATA FRIDAY
Hard Game Antictpaici--rnll
~ Team Confident ~ Ni,,nr.
foilowing Impro, rmcnt shown

Tulsa hiYh school haskotrr. f,e.
the hardest game OF h.. t,,,o,
here next Friday night. when tr.,
meet tho fast Nowata five Thai
gang has always given the -, An,
whftAN hard battle. even aA' season
when Tulsa had ono nf ilh hcsi team.
and Coach Gracey Ia leaving ru,h.,,
undonc to ~ the boys for the Frii,,
night TIT
After much experimenting IN.
regular lineup has been named
though II may ~ course hc ,i .rs,t
at any time. Carter, captain. and II
Weinecke, veterans of last year are
fixtures at the forward pua.ilUnn
brownflcld, the remaining l,iisr
man has played u splendid game 81,
center and has that place or % guard
position cinchcd. At present. HEY,
and Vernon appear To have the call
al guard. l.. Weinecke who showed
much promise al guard ar renter
viii be out for the season, tho f,sun
OF an injury TO his arm SUSTAINED
during football season. Peterson n
showing well at center. other men
who look good are Peterson. center.
Thackcry forward. and Xuusr.
guard
There was excellent Improvement
shown In tho play OF the Tulsa five
n the Bristow game over that II
the Jenks contest
Especially noticeable was the good
team play OF the quintet and a re-.
turn OF last seasons form In neso.
tiatlnE the hoops. Followers NJ the
team base their condolences In the
five on their great Improvement
shown IN n weeks play
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Biiiy Niske 10 Meet Hugh
Walker al Joplin Monday

pinv Miskc ana lluRh walker arc
billed to 60 o. rounds ~ Joplin ucN,
MONDAY urht According to an nu.
nounycNeut ~ the Joplin Athletic
association Whi,h rs promoting the
match JACK dempsey Will meet the
wlnUct
Ir'h m,u are we'll known 10 Tulsa
boxing fans Miskc having defeated
tY,un hrrr few weeks nro walker
lost p newspaper decision To JACK
nIInn hnLl mn .ummrr-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Babe Ruth Demands Big
Raise in Pay Enreiope

IpSTuN Mass Jan. 2l - hah"
Ruih. the RED SuN star isn't eolns
20 be- nnnoNed hv the talk ~ cutting
bali PLAYERS nlnrier ruth has mott.
ficd President lragcc that he would
have tu come across Win = he rniHc
In stltr, n Ne dorsnt lah' thrc1'.
ems tc Nnv on ~" farm Ruth MS"
VItL, ,.tnsis' 'hp' no br permitted 'o
play only one position neat season
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
ucinic Zim l. sun n Nut.

They continue 10 humor iIeinie
Zimmerman who has tho retirement
fever. by telling him what "A great
future there lS for him as first base
man on the Giants Zimmerman
SAYS. however, that N ne does play
bail again he wants To try the out
fieli
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

The Chicago National league club,
according 20 report from Oakland,
has closed its option on Pitcher Ell
wood (Spced) Martin ana he viii he
a member OF the Cubs staff next
year. Martin Joined the Oub3 last
summer after tho Pacific Coast
league disbanded.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

CIGNtriCANT 10 thos. who have
hecn close students ~ basehal u
~ In the middl-west Tor tho last
several years In announcement from
Peoria to tho effect that new
league is to h.. formed by uniting
tho larger elites OF what used TO he
the Central and Three.l leagues
Presumably Al Tiern-y one of the
most forward leaders In minor
league baseball. will head the new
organization.
=
II vas tn. knowledgr that this
was brewing that caused such "a
strenuous effort 10 be made to
reorganiss the Western associa
ton this winter Correspondence
between the writer and moving
spirits of the proposed new league
10 tho north and personal conver.
sAtion with some OF the biggest
men In the Western league had
led to a mutual understanding that
II things went well Des Moines
aioux city. Omaha and perhaps
ct Joe would unite with Peoria
and other Central and Thr-e-l
cities TO form . new circuit 10 be
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
HARVEY YOUNG B0WlERS
BEAT PRlTCHAR0 QUIhT

Harvey YOUNG boylers easily won
from tho G. " Pritchard company
ntr last night In the Y " c. \.
league At the tlleyp. taking all three
games snd rolling "A total of 2.a26 10
500 Of the losers
Gcun,ii of the Nictors Was hish
Win $40
The score
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
THIRD STATE TO
PROPOSE BOXING
Illinois and Massachusetts
Already Considering
Ring Measures
OKLAHOMA BILL LOOKS BEST
Has All the Virtues of
Others. Less Radical
Restrictions.
OKLAHOMA BILL LOOKS BEST
~ rIlAItttsJ unlll

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HhunId arise ih' hI| dltr'd n lu.
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hous. uf thy lrg,ru'lUr IumutuA
word from Dk.,hor., ,t. ,..t,r.
'"'' ""'.' NV
sp""H"' N"u n"' h'l ls"h dtlef
mlheu 'he h"Id h1d ioiro"oi 10
iout one or iwn " whom VIII he
aH'ei upon today II u possible
IVA! fop. p.es"ntallN" "" man eastern
""',r ana one huh western coun
WI ." selected To lead the hshi
'"''"'mn nnhlhs uhd"f t"inihh
"'on rue ~ 'hAhons
~, n.,c VINO nave n""h IradrtH IN
,ns a,,oft 10 esAp''sh boxing 0n
p".'n, paHs IN tho slhl" had
nop'u oNIsnoma would set the pace
Ior he oir nsld which has been
p,spsred Tor bosinH legislation lhlt
', o"t Isplh thoush tholf ""tk
ns osen ll'nos ana Mass" hns-elS
e p.s,en lhem TO Nh hlllr
h,'ouuced ~ the I'linols leg
e Ns'' Weeh ana one IN Massa'
ohucseu
Nef SunyIhG the lliholn, Mns~h
uSeu an" Oklahoma measures.
" on, oohNln'eh mat the proposed
s"onA Su"'ul" " iaf superior 4"
,hoss advocated In these other states
"o,n m .hc 'nlnol' ana Massachusetts
n,ns st' "I,is'S'rlhsrnii perhaps
nse"eoy so pe'auSr the people of
ne ehst nav" not the broad vision
Army itnEusations Iin-is.
= bill to permi, public boxing
ennIpi'ions unuer the rules ana reGu-
lauohs es'AbIished ny tho United
"'A.es war department commission
On HhlhihH Nnp ACTIVITIES has heen
,ntfouucod IN Massachusetts Those
inuoduced IN Illinois are modelled
suer Inc same pattern, As matter
OF fsc' the Oklahoma law Ia. too.
The oknhoma measure, however
fisurativsly speaking 10 playing Its
esrcs on NE table" while the main
OBJECT IN Illinois and Massao hussetS
seems 10 he To get boxing of any
KIND recognized, taking chances ~
sffeotlns tho necessary arrange
insnts afterward. war department
regulations were made to suit army
nssds ana resources Their funds
mental principles can bo and should
he adopted for civilian sport but
must be modified In certain lnsta nces
to become adaptibie. for many thinas
are not practical anywhere except
In the army
Illinois Chief for Dostng.
Governor Iyowden of Illinois, comes
out with q sterling Endorsement OF
boxing but says he wants the profes- |
sionai end of the game sauslched.
n N at vls.. h.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22

4 golf enthusiast estimates that
the number NJ golf balls sold this
year total igOeesOOo Al an aver
ase price ot 30 cents each this would
can an expenditure Of $500, 900,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-24
Albatross Wonderful FLYER.

The abatross spends IT'S life, with
the exception Of a few weeks given
each year TO nesting, entirely at sea.
and is on the wing practically all the
;ime Furthermore, it does not pro-
gress by tapping its wings, as most
birds do, but seems 70 soar at VIII, rare
IT, II ever giving stroke OF the wing
seeming TO need no impetus At nest
ing time, which IS carly In the year.
the albaiross repairs 10 an Isolated IS
land such as one of tie Cruzet is
lands IN lhe southern Indian ocean, or
Tristan ia Cunha, Iii The South At
lnntlc ocean.