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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
JUDGE BELIEVES ATTORNEYS
ENTITLED TO $4,000 FEE

Ia the case " f. H. Tracy and
Nola Tracy against lIlnko and Rosen-
stein tried before Judge ltcdmond =
cole In the district court Thursday
and Friday In which the rrncys were
seeking 10 cancel lwo $4,000 notes
which they had given the attorneys
To represent them In som" litigation
pending Nv Court al tho time and Ia
look after their legal business FOR
one year, Judge Cote took the mat
ter under adyisemeut saying that he
would announce his decision later
Judge Cole said that he was EatlE
fled from th| testimony Ia tho case
that the defendants were entitled 10
recover the fun amount Of the notes,
and the only reason for taking the
case under ndvisemcnt was the fact
that the, TraCyS are sckinR to re-.
strain Blake and iOscustcin from
cnshing or discOunting the notes, II
waa pointed out that irreparablu
damage might result to the Tracys II
the court should sct aside the re-
strnininR order ht this time and they
should later win on appeal after the
notes had been sold by Blake and
ROscnsteln. ri
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
4 BUSINESS or APPRONIN ATE
LY st2 10000 IN THE SHORT
IsSG MONTH OF THE WEAR

Though February is the shortest
month In the year HuH the markets
have been on "a decline. the sales az
Traders No. ( al los East First
street have again showed remark
able increase totaliing approximately
t2.0O0.0O. This further demon
strates that the public appreciates
the business. principles applied at
this store which affords protection
to the customers not alone in prices
but In oil that goes with good mer-
ChlndIsIng ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Lucky Man Gets Flour.

choice of two prizes Tor attend
at Hotel Tulsa. W. u. Mohr viii give
the lucky man a 2tpound sack Of
flour or the same value In garden
seeds. The program for the meeting
Is In charge Of W. d. Moss Two
new members are TO be taken into
the club at the Monday meeting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Porto RiCnns Wnnt InJor,untl.,

SAN JUAN, u. II. March i.---Aftor
debate or more than two DAYS In
ooth houses OF tho inaular lcsisia-
,ure the unIonlsts and republicans
today agreed to Join forces In insist. =.
Ing that tho American conrr,as
make known what the future of
Porto Rico is TO be. 4, was agreed
that II there can be no assurance
that statehood is possible. the pnrtics
should work for lndependence
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
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Z E' Abbott OF the Halliburton.
hooou company returned sunday
morning from San Antonio Tcyns
where he has been for several day,
on business "'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Afler several months without "A
jitncy line. the residents ~ South
Denver aveuupc and vicinity can
now get the auto service to town
Operation Of the line was resumed
n few days ago
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
MORE WRESTLERS
ARE AFTER BARCLAY

Eddis Noyenis. local Lithuanian
wrestler, and Willy, the Rochester
butcher boy, are seeking bouts with
Johnny Barclay, who is gaining some.
what OF a reputation as a grappler ol
locsl mats.
However, be that as 10 may, the
keystone Field Club proposes 10 ones
a good size purse as an inducemeni to
Barclay and 70 show That they mean
business. viii post at once with the
Sporting Editor OF Wilmington Morn
ing News a portion Of The purse, the
balance 20 be deposited the day before
The match. The club VIII require a
small forfeit from the wrestlcrs as a
guarantee Of appearance.
70 Is now up 70 Barclay. There are
two opponents waiting his pleasure,
one his own weight the other seven
pounds lighter. lie doesn't nave 90
risk any OF his coin, but viii be paid
for his services and have q chanee 10
win a goOdly amount besides.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

have TO hustle every minute when ht
tors Tho scratch with Wilmington
Walloplng Wop" Allison recently gave
Leo llouck, the Lancaster whlrlwlnd
a sensational clghtround session. The
largest crowd Of the season Is cX-
pccied 10 take in this cight-round' en-
gagcment
In addition The soml-windun Il also
scheduled FOR tho same number Of
rounds.
Frankie Clark. n big Philadelphia fav-
oritc. tackles tough game in Allentown
Dundee.
Soldier stokes, the former Whining
ton battler, hooks milts with johnny
Mclaughlin for six rounds. This bout
looks Ike fireworks on paper.
frankie Lewis Who disposed on his
last opponent I'm AZ seconds. viii take
a crack 40 Young Allison-n0 Kin TO the
windup star, but a batller an The way
Frankie Ness, who has made good In
semi-windups az the Olympia and Ma
iionll Clubs, opens The show with
sammy White as hls opponent. White
has boxed on several occasions at the
Olympia Club and made good
Tho bouts start al Si5 o'clock. The
Wilson limo boats leave Wilmington at
and Z o'clock returning at ~ O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
MERWICK WHEEZYS
BY CLAUDE

The boys who have not been attend
Ing practice regularly arc requested 90
do so I'm The future. Let onr motto De.
practice Makes Perfect"
A box social r. coming or on April
30. Bring your friends, boys! Come
one, come an.
Tom Mccarthy has been absent from
the last few meetings. Have o. DO
better than that. Tommy
What Is iho matter. McGoyerng
Don't be afraid TO attend a meeting.
The club was shocked 20 learn that
Callan and Conncll took a day on from
work.
Paul McVcy Is regular volcano
when Dee gels started
John Haley should be called whist
ling Johnny" he Is never 40 peace
unless he is whlsllng
As previously announced Mcr,yick
VIII open Us season next Saturday
with Triangle
Mcrwick's suits are expected 90 bc In
roms Flynn's windows this week.
let's gaze at their beauty.
Edmund McDonough has resigned as
treasurer. That's what slurs did for
you boys Keep them quiet We GER
talnly feel FOR the officers
Earl Rodgers has Joined The club.
Nice work Earl.
Never mind Edgcy. youll have a
baseball team by and by.
All members are requested 10 attend
meeting next Monday night at the
home OF Edmund MCDonough, as mat
tsrs OF business are 90 be transacted.
Don't forget the box party.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
ny BILLY MACK.

Pcnnsgrove. The little summer resort
across the Delaware that has often been
referred 90 as a dead place" or mo
mans land" has been finally located
on the map. the discovcrers being part
OF the Delaware. New Jersey and Penn
sylvania boxing f8ndOm. pcnnsgroye
was more conspicuous than Whining
ton 20 the thousands or advoniurers
who were exploring the horizon OF the
East seeking a good town 10 stage
eight round boxing contests Judge
John X. Duffy. was the FIRST 10 take
"a hand and he built a wonderful punch
shed" The club 90 date has cost him
exactly sii 900, but only recently did
he realize the fact that boxing was
coming into IFS own again, this time 90
stay The last few shows have shown
q small profit. but he Is confident now
OF packing 'em in at the pennsgrove
Athletic Club in The future. His honor. F.
The judge. has a clubhouse that Is
credit TO the Stale of New Jersey.
AZ the South Jersey Club tonight. Ty |
Cobb. veteran feaiherwelght pugilist. |
who has been acting i'm the capacity OF
matchmaker for Judge Duffy. steps oui /
10 give way to Diamond Lew Bailey. F.
who viii do the booking Of the future
sett0s Cobb resigned OF his own free
will. The cx-battler has arranged q
classy card for tonight.
In the main battle, JEFF Smith OF
Bsyonne n. j.. faces the hard Whining
ton boy, Joe Allison. Smith is the only
man on record that stopped Les Darcy. I
lie has fought all the leading middle /
weights in the game for the past cight T.
years Jcn also was The chief boxing
Instructor al Camp Dix. llo is clever /
bird and carries a wall0p. but he VIII ]
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
ROCHESTER, CAN'T
BEAT THE RAIN

Since coming TO this city for their
spring training the Rochester Interna-
tional League team has been able 90
work OILY about three hours a day.
because Of the rain. With this meagre
preparedness The team VIII play the
Galena, Nd, team. ON The Galena dia-
mond this afternoon. unless the rain
has placed the field into such condition
that play viii be impossible.
''Skull practices" and hikes have
composed most OF the teams training
50 far. The players are yearnlng 10
set on The Held FOR some regular prac-
tice.
II the weather warrants the club
will leave this city this morning and
arrive in Galena around noon. There
they viii be met by the mayors COM
mittee. who will escort them 90 the
hotel and thence % the grounds. Fol-
lowing the game they viii be given q
public reception by the citizens. The
club Will be joined IN Seaford by the
New York Yanks and the two teams
Will spend the night there. In Seaford
a banquet has been arranged for the
men. and all the officials Of the town
will be present.
Rodrlgues and Acosia placed their
feet on our muddy soil last night and
they will take the trip this morning.
Manager Irwin announced yesterday
that his team would play the Bristol
team on sunday. This Is a substitute
for the Hog Island team. whose
grounds viii be in No shape for A
game
Hank Horscy viii likely use part
OF the Giant team IN his lineup against
the Rochester Club. At least. Man
agcr irwin has offered any OF the mon
he chooses TO accept and no doubt
will take at least four Of the six men
In town.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
RENO SPORTS EXPECT
TO GET BIG FIGHT

RENO. Nevada, April t1.-Uniied
Press.-Half Of Reno expects Tex Rick
ard 20 step up hat in hand and politely
ask Reno 10 stage the Willard-Dempsey
nght.
The other half OF Reno either does
not want the fight or is dubious about
the benefits Reno would receive from
10.
No one here is making it his busi-
ness 10 sec 90 IL that Rickard considers
Reno. The men who naturally would
be interested in bringing the 1sht here,
however. take II for granted Reno VIII
stage the fight
Manager saddler OF the Golden Hotel
said he had no doubt tho fight would
come hcro. lie said reservations for
the fight already had been made at the
hotel
Tie editor Of one OF the papers here
expressed the opinion OF a considerable
portion OF Benos population when he
said the fight would result IN lot OF
"l9fl-handed" advertising for Reno
II would bring LOT OF money here
and take a lot away he said. 'ieno
men arc still paying debts resulting
rom the racing season here.
Harry +. Stewart, Who put the %
round boxing bill through the Legisla-
lure over the veto of Governor Boyle,
estimated that the J0hnsOn-Jenries
nght nettcd Reno siOGOO0. The attend
ancc from out Of Nevada was about
10000, he said. Reno spent about SILL
DO on an arena. Hc said That fight
was not followed by any period OF
.huggery, and left no bad taste In Reno.
NO one is taking up with Bickard
The matter VI staging the light here,
said stewart. 1--WE believe we Will get
The fight. however.
Stewart, who was chairman Of the
Reno delegation I'm TIE Nevada Assem-
bly Just ended, told today the inside
story OF the passage OF The 25-round
hoXing exhibition bin over the veto Of
Governor Boyle.
stewart admitted that The bin was
lucky and that ne faihercd lt a. O re-
suit OF chance conversation. 10 makes
Nevada the only state in The Union
where a fight Of that length may be
staged. but 10 draws the color line.
Under the new law the fighters may
use bare fisis If desired.
Stewart who is now a Republican
candidate FOR mayor Of Reno. has ap-
pearsd in ring exhibitions himself. one
Of his cr0nies Of ring days remarked:
Harry. why don't you fix 10 al Car
son 80 we can have real fights In
Nevada" Ten rounds were all that
were allowed under the old law.
Tvo days later stewart had intro
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
70 TO | SHOT Wins
At HAVRE DE GRACE
Peter Combs Upsets Dope
by Taking Inaugural Event
at Maryland Track
HARTFORD HANDICAP
is RUN IN RAIN

IIlNRE De GRACE, Md. April IA
drlzzling rain and slow track greeted
the gathering as they svormcd through
the gates for the opening day or the
thirtecn-day meeting here under The
auspices Of the Hartford Agricultural
Association yesterday.
The first race. a fOur-furl0ng event
for four twO-year-old maidens, ac-
counted for the first upset when Peter
Combs, paying siiSO showed the way
TO The rest or The field. Paul Jones
trailcd Cobwcb.
hunning In such dcluge Of rain that
30 was almost impossible 20 distinguish
the thorOughbrcads until they had raced
directly In front of the grandsiand
Billy Kelly the awakened son Of Dick
Wellcs, won the Hartford handicap. The
threc-year-Old-and-up stake, $500 added
which featured The opening Of the thir-
tecn-day spring meeting at llavre dc
Grace. 10 was jE-furlong dash.
Almost inccssant overnight rain had
converted the track into veritable
quagmiro. and only i've OF the original
fifteen entries faced the barrier. The
little gelding owned by Commander
Ross. OF The British navy. was much
The best With Earl Sandc sitting tight
upon his slick bay back. Billy Kelly
ploughed through the sloppy going like
"a submarine lie passed Mrs Walter
N. Jefford's Doctor Johnson, who broke
winging almost before they had reach
ed the far bend then settled into that
easy stride for which he is so famous.
and won galloping, with plenty Of day.
light between him and w G.. Clancy's
pickwick.- Splashing home "a bcaicn-ol
third came Mrs. James Arihur's Charlie
Leydcckcr. Doctor johnson was tir-
ing fourth. and Jack Hare, Jr.. who got
none the best Of the break, brought up
the rear.
10 was Just as the horses were pre- |
pairing 90 so 90 the post that the rain /
came down in such torrents. which /
brought 20 mind a clOudburst The |
spectators were sent scurrying to shell |
Ter. The grandstand was unable TO |
hold them an, and the betting ring was |
packed by those who. rather than re
ceiye a drenching. gave up the oppor-
mnty Of witnessing the stellar event. |
Billy Kclly's price. $40 FOR each s2
ticket. was considered a handsome one, !
considering the horses prominence.
Il was a joyous day for Commander |
Ross. his trainer. IT. Guy Bedwell and /
the stables contract Jockey, Sande. |
Ross colors twice passed the judges |
in front. Dottie Nandiyer being the |
FIRST thoroughbred Of his barn TO score.
sande piloted three winners. Besides
Billy Kelly and Dottie Nandiver, he |
rode VI. r. pons' Incidence. which han
diIy defeated Capitol City and Kills, 2d,
i'm The final number.
Next in interest % the Hartford han
dicap was the sixth race Of the card,
nve-furlong dash for three-year-olds,
i'm which several preakness candidates
were seen under silks. Displaying a
Keen liking Tor the going, Frank Weirs
Toto. with Dryer Up, led from the
break and beat A. II. Morris Ticklish,
ridden by Ryan, by three lengths. star
Realm closed with a rush TO take
third.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
'Battcd for Moore In ninth inning.
Score by Innings.

i23i5C7s9
81. Louis American. O5OO0OON-5
Cleveland Americana 0OO20O %
Earned runs st. Louis, 2: cleveland
?. TWO base hit-JOnes. Home runs
Wallace. Sacrifice hit-DonOhuc. Double
plays-AndersOn and Wallace. stolen
Hcidrlck, Jones. Schrcc0ng0st
and Pickering. Illt by pilchcr-By
Moore, 4. wild pitch-Donohuc. First
on balls-On Moore, 2 D0n0huc. 4.
struck out-By Moore, Z by Donohue.
3. Left ON bascs-st Louis. 2: Clevc-
land, >. DmplreLMr. Curruthcrs. Time
One hour and forly-ilye minutes. At
tendance. 5000.
The ST. Louis Club Joined the Ameri-
can League In 1902, this third year Of
The leagues existence. The first prcsl-
dent Of tho club was Henry Killilca
and Jimmy McAlecr was the frst man
ager. In this. tho first season. The
Team won Is and lost % games. finish
ing second, with O percentage of .J1i
Tho club hit .25i ami neldcd for .Qi9.
\ gcaiuro OF the Browns first game
score is Bobby Wallace covering short
a position ne filled in the majors capa-
bly, ofttimes during last season. Just
seventeen years later. Jesse Burkctt is
another famed player who graces the
above score. Burkeit Is one Of the
greatest batsmen that ever swung an
ash In the same game VIC ind that
old-tlme king Of ihlrd-sackers. Bill
Bradley. who created major history by
slamming four home runs I'm 1912 on
as many days, a feat that Babe Ruth
tied last season.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
ORGANIZED BASEBALL
REQUESTS NEW TRIAL

WASHINGTON. April f7.-Counsei for
organized baseball has fled a motion in
me District Of Columbia Supreme Court
requesting a new trial OF the Baltimore
Federal League Clubs suit FOR s9O0.0oO
damages under the sherman anti-trust
law Hearing OF the motion was set
FOR April %.
a jury recently awarded the Balti-
more club $4,000 damages. which in (.
lnal Judgment would be trlpled. as the
SUIT IS under The antitrust law.
hcirial was asked on the ground that
uhe Jurys verdict was not In accord
win facts as proved. and that the court
erred IN iis Instructions.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
Top Notch Boxers in
PeDnsgrove Ring Tonight

First Boul-Franlie Ness vs.. SAM
my Write. Z ROUNDS.
second lOut-Frankic Lewis vs.
Young Allison. rounds.
Third BOuf-SOldicr stokes vs..
Johnny Mclaughlin. rounds.
Semi-Final-Alleniown Dundee ".
frankie Clark. rounds.
Nind-up-Jcn Smith rs. Joe All
son, S rounds.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
" G. Emo WANT GAMES.

W. G.. Z. b. b. C.. would like TO hear
from any baseball team in or out OF
the city between the ages OF Is and ~
years. Send challenges TO T.. A. Paris,
No. 230O Lamotte street. or to /. j..
Lardear. No. Q East Twenty-second
slreef
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
mAnnY nNkEn nEMNTCnEp.

Low Barclay, the new matchmaker
Of The Pennsgroyc 4. g., wired here
this morning That he had arranged a
show on April p, with a triple wind
up attraction. Harry Baker. the local
middlewclKlt, has been hatcher 10 meet
The popular Johnny NlcLahehlin. Of
Philadelphia. IN ono Of the main bouts.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
UMpIRE BILL GELS ms ORDERS.

Bin MCGOWAN. International League
ump. VIII open his season In Baltimore
on April 30. officiating in The Balti-
more Rochester series, with Scotiy
Chestnut. Bill will be I'm Baltimore
until May D. Bill expects a big season.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
BOWLING
GREENIEAF WINS BOTH BLOCKS

Ralph Grccnlcaf was again victor
ious IN the yesterday afternoon and
neht blocks OF the Goo point pocket bill
Hard match 40 the Royal In the ar
iernoon enc Greonlcaf pockctcd his iO0ih
bail while Mccoy was scoring ~: at
night GrccnIcaf made 100 while his op-
ponent pockeicd Gs. The standing OF
The players is: Greonleaf, 400; Mccoy.
20i
Tho match will be completed With
this afternoon and evening games.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
40 nae TANCIERS' MFTTTNC

Due 90 The Indictment weather last
evening. the annual meeting OF The
Delaware setter and Pointer Clus.
wh en- was 20 be held at No 2ii West
Tenth street, was postponed until a
later date
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

Drivers and engineers VIII always
md the Want Ads a help 10 securing
new positions.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

duccd his 25-round boxing exhibition
amendment.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

Skull practice for left-hsnd-
ed pitchers should be a part Of
the regular routine of spring
training.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
First Championship Game
ST LOUIS AMERICANS FIRST CHAM.
PIONsmP GAME.

Played az y. L0uS, April y, lJO2
Copyright, 1919, by Al Munro Elias.
ST LOUIS AMERICANS.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

The N0n-partisgn League quuii
team went 20 New Castle. last night and
easily defeated the Seminole pitchers
by the following scores:
Non-partlsan ........2i q ~ q q
seminolos ..........iS ~ "A 81 i6
Tho winners Will play The r., 3. &
W By Freight Handlers at tho Non
Partisan headquarters tomorrow night
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

The Feds got more out of
The Supreme Court than they
ever did out Of the regular
baseball fans.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
TROI-NCED NEW CASTLE sEnNOLEs

Don't forget the box party
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

ST. Louis Amerlcan.O ON-3
Cleveland American. 5000 O2OOO-2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
iMUCHACHAS! iUSEN
LIMONES! HAGAN UNA
CREMA QUE LAS EN-
RELLEZCA 7 BLAN-
QUEE.

E! jugo de dos limoneS frescoS, que
Sc eXprima dcntro de una boteila que
contenga tres onZas de orchard white,
es ~suficiente para obtener un cuarto
de pin.a de II mas notable crema en-
bellecedora, Y que lie costara unlca-
mente 10 que II pequena GAIA de
crema comun V c~orrie1te. Debe te-
nerse cuidado de que Ell jugo del IL
mon sc eXprima a traves de In lien
20 fino, con objeto de evitar que los
bultos caigan dentro del rccipiente,
ash. la loci0n que Sc obtiene. perma-
necera fresca por meseS enteros. To-
das las mujeres sahen que el jugo del
limon es muy it'll para %bianquear Y
limpiar el CUTS de manchas tales CO.
mo pecaS, palidez Y costras, siendo
al mismo tempo una preparation
ideal para ablandarlo, embellecerlo y
~Suavizarlo.
Pruebelo ahora. .Adquiera tres on
zas de orchard white en- cualquier dro-
guerra Y dos limones, y con este ten
dra 10 suficiente para hacer un Guar
to de pinta de una fragante V suavi-
sima loci6n de limon, con Ia que sc
frotara ~diariamente la cara, cuello:
braZos V manos. Debe e%mplearSe
particularmerte para refrescar. linz
piar V dar al cuts su belleZa natu-
raj. Sus resultados son maravillosos
81 Sc emplea para hermosear las ma
nos asperas Y toscas. l.Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
De LACD. DE MEXICO
Ouieren meiorar ell traafico del ferrocarril del Istmo.-Sigue
la huelga de obreros de La Carolina. "THaran ~yusticia
en- un grave atentade.-Los conilictos eleetorales en-
Pueb|a-Escuelas para errocarriIeros.-E servicio del
Interoceanico.-Una refineria colossal.

~roceanico Sc esta trabajando en- este
sentido. V Va en- estos dias tales es-
| fuerzos seran c%oronados por e eNito
mas complete.
La v~igilancia que sc observa entire
Puebla V Jalapa, que es donde habla
mas rebaides. es satisfactoria. V pue-
de ~asegurarse que los trenes no su-
friran en- 10 successive interruption al
guna.
Ian lefihe9iu c0LOsGt.
Informa Ia Secretaria de industrial
" Fomento que varias companies pc
troleras, de las mas poderosas. Sc pu-
sieron de acuerdo. para establecer en-
Panuco una gran refineria de petro-
leo. mas m~portante que las que exls-
ten en- Minatitlan Y en- FeracruZ. y
mas grande aGn. que Ia de Oklahoma.
Estados Unidos, que tjene fama dc ser
una de las mas grandes del mundo.
La sola maquinaria de esta %reflnerla
importara la suma de cinco millones
de d6iares, V los barcos que Sc van a
emplear en- Ell transporte del llGuldo
importaran otra cantidad semeiante.
Tampico adquirira con esta refine
ria, una inlportancia colossal, la mlsma
Que los grandes negociantes augura-
ron desde que Sc comenzo a eNp!otar
el Dctr6leo en- Ia region.