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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

NANTED-Good cook, breakfast and
dinner il:2 y Broadway. Walnut
sils.
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTFp-Several more county agents
to sell Ford one-man tow In. II you
want ~ make some real money. SCI W.
u. Cannon. kingkade n1tel. room l0il.
between s-il a. m. : and I p m.
AGENTS wanted for fast selling ar
ticle: get In the field now and maks
money for a merry Christmas. Ad.
dress Forham Co. SOC Aldine So, Chi.
g1gn III
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WANTED TO RLNr

Will giya music l]o-sona In exchange
Tor room rent, references exchanged
Maple 2t't
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MALE HELP

NANTED-Linotypc operators and
hand CoWpositors; non-union apply
by mail or telegraph giving reference
right-hOur day; good pay and working
conditions: living expenses low perfect
winter climate. natural gas and fuel ~
.2jc p0 thousand-no danger u cunl
famine Address For, smith Printing
and Publishing Fraternity. Fort smith,
Arkansas.
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WANTED N Once a shoemaker Kapid
Shoe Repair shop, sos w Okmulgee.
Nuskoyrc, Okla.
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WANrED-Laborcrs SOC per bout,
work Camp Doniphan. Fort SIN, Okia.
Apply Camp Doniphdn. Ilarrls Brothers
Company.
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

TEACHER wants room and hoard In
private family reasonably close In,
where lady VIII care for Il months old
h9hy girl during five school DAYS. Gait
Nnple 3ig after , O'Clock IN evening.
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MEN wanted TO work 1T saw mills;
drive teams and work at pisner. APP
ply 10 NJ. L. Harris Lumber Co.. Crum
Creek. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

WANTEp-Boy 10 DO collecting vita
wheel STEADY employ m,ut Adlress
p.jb. Oklahoman.
WANTED - . colored portors steady
work. must be reliable. y. ". G. \.
Ask for scott, engineer.
WANTED at once. office boy. must
be over 10 years Of age and not goius
10 school opportunity for bright boy 20
learn of &C work while receiving SALARY.
Wilson n Co. Stock Yards.
BOY over 10 not going to school 10 De
liver. larlctte- Niggcr Co. rs ".
Main
WANTED An old man who under
Stands nrlug to tire gas under boiler
Drinks Parrish Laundry, > BroadW az
Circle.
NANTED-A young Nan Who can or
crate q Typewriter oklahoma Far
W"r, e.. south Robinson
WA%TLD-A barber, So guarantee. s.
percent Roberts & Thomas, Marshall.
Okla.
F1RsT-cLASS bnr,er At once per
maner', 500 g~umFntec. Lee Mprr.-
son, Rush springs okla
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WANTED-Colored woman to do cook
ing and general homework. iOi East
18Th. references required
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WANTED-Good woma for linen room
work one who can DO plain sewing
hours. I y M. TO II go; steady posi-
ton 10 capable party. Apply Room 80,
SIX rvin hotel.
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pRESsMAKiNG AND MILLINERY
Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen wanted to sell undivided
800 interests IN two ~Burkburnett
leases: easy seller; big commission.
no letters answered. call In person.
Oklahoma Securities Co. 800 lnsur.
aucc Rldg.. oklahoma city.
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Permanent Position

U VI VIINUUNIIN IT WDUNIUUI
We desire J good salesmcu
who have Ford cars 10 represent
20 throughout this state.
This Is for the attention u
good men who desire a porma-
nent connection with n first
class proposition. II you are this
sort OF \ man please answer by
letter. giving phone No or ad-
dress aud ". win arrange for
interview. D-tS Oklhhomau
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NANTED-Competent maid for gem
ernl homework. Walnut 1871. ~
Vest Goth.
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WANTED-Messensers. men. women
or boys over eighteen years OF age.
Apply Postal Telegraph Company. IL
North Broadway
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WANTED-Two good broom
winders 10 take care Of shop.
Lacy Bros. Chickasha. okla
Phone llpO.
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WANTED-Nomsn between tho age Of
?j and 10 to keep house on farm for
man and three children. age 10 10 II
years: good wages and a good home for
the right one: no washing TO do. Write
Box 2l2. Allen. Okla. Phone 81.
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Statesmen WANTED-TO sell Curtis
Motor car stock In Arkansas. Factory
In Llttlo Rock for manufacture OF auto
mobiles. trucks and tractors. promoted
by Arkansas most prominent and in
tluential business men: llo subscribers
tn one town the first week write for
descriptive booklet and proposition TO
reliable statesmen. Gilt edge references
required. Address Curtis Motor Car
Company. uruuhsrt Building, Little
Rock. Ark.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Tor hardware and
furniture store. must have had some
experience In undertaking department.;
licensed man will have preference. Tho
position In u permanent one for the man
who accepts. State age. experience,
salary and references. Address A-3i.
Oklahoman
WE have the beK proposition mo stock
or OH for good salesmep In Oklahoma
territory: you can sell every merchant
you call on. Call at 3os North Broad
way and let's talk Il over. Ask for
Mr.! Smith. Manager whitney Sales CO..
office with Forests Cycle co.
SALESMEN-Slde l!na TO sell our
famous "Douglcs Fairbanks" cigars TO
Wholesale grocers aud jobbcrs. liberal
commission. Panhandle Cigar Co,
Dept ~, Lubbock, Texas.
SALESMAN WANTED-Ons who Is
now calling OF accessory dealers and
garage trade In western oklahoma,
who can handle a line of Genuine Leak
Iroof Piston Rings as a side line on
commission bSsir. To a man who IL
working a regular territory and has nm
established trade. can offer A new at
tractive proposition that viii make him
some easy money with very little ei-
fort. See Mr.. Carson, Huck'ns hotel,
7 oct. 81 and Nov. |.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shoe saleslady
apply kaufman's Partisan shoe Par
Tor. l24 West Main.
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NAL HELP WANTED

BREAKFAST 630 10 II, hot cakes loc;
toast &c; oatheal and cream i0c, eggs
zoe. Yale cafeteria.
LOOK
FNrs ~rcmodelcd. | make everything.
Walnut 1891.
WANT twenty pecan plckers. Maple
229? 1916 East 9Th.
WANTFD-Gitl 10 sell candy. Palace
Of Sweets, sos w. Main.
WANTEb-Womnn cook and chamber.
maid, Hutsel Hotel. Okeene. Okla.
WANTED Woman Ia care for children
while going 10 school. II. IL Ward.
sulphur. Okla
Charlie williams, Lexington. okla.
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WANTED, CORSET MODELS. THREE
LADIES TO MODEL LINE or cor
SETS For TWO DAlS SIZE - SIHN-
DER FIGURE; IS. AVERAGE FIG
IRE. ?sA FULL FIGURE APPLY
~ PERSON SATURDAY. NOVEM Der
!, To II A. NJ. SklRNlN HOTEL,
ASK FOR MRS. N0GEL OR Mr.. ROD
GERS.
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PORTER WANTED. Yale Cafeteria. &
~ Broadway
EXTRA meat cutters wanted for FIJI
day and saturday, Stock Yards Cash
Market, 325 " Matn ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

GIRLS Nan,cd for creamery work. APP
ply foreman; swift & co. First and
Santa Fe tracks.
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COMPETENT girl for general house
work, . in family. Maple 663S, II,
Yves, 18th.
WANTED, CORSET MODELS. THREE
LADIES TO MODEL LINE OF COR
SETS FOR TWO DAYS. SIZE - SlEN,
DER FIGURE: IS. AVERAGE FIG
IRE. ?sA FULL FIGURE APPLY
~ PERSON SATURDAY. NOVEMB Er
!. : To II 4. NJ, SkIRNlN HOTEL
ASK FOR MRS. NoGEL OR MR.. ROD
GERS.
GIRLS Nan,cd for creamery work, APP
ply foreman, swift & Co. First and
Santa Fe tracks.
WILL give mother with baby or neat
woman good home for assisting with
from I to 6 O'Clock. references, D-SS.
ukAhOman
WANTED-Good cook. breakfast and
dinner ll:2 y Broadway. Walnut
AIS.
WANTED-Colored woman to do cook
ing and general homework. iOi East
18Th; references required
WANTED-Good for linen room
work one who can do plain sewing
Af"'ah 'H Y " we w . . H"'H % 1NNi
ton 20 capable party. Apply Room 80,
SIX rvin hotel,
WANTED-Competent maid for gen
ernl homework. Walnut 1871. ~
West Goth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shoe saleslady
apply kaufman's Partisan shoe Par
lor. l24 West Main.
" NrTL III aAu U.,ticltnr. -Atht,. IN
SELF good pay. city work. Apply t0s
Scott Thompson Bldg.
WANTED-Womsn between tho age Of
2j and 10 TO keep house on farm for
man and three children. age 10 TO II
years: good wages and a good home for
the right one; no washing 10 do. Write
Box 2l2, Allen. Okla. Phone 81.
GRADUATE nurses wanted: general
duty 800 month and maintenance.
DR., W. Knox. Norcstus, Kansas.
WANTEp-severai girls and womer
for fiat work department; can us,
two folders, New State Laundry. ~
North Francis,
WHITE. GIRL for general Homework
very small family. Walnut 2olt. t0l
West 9th.
EXPERIENCED photographers needed
hilAf " - ~ ~ fhf''f' IVY
a26ls West First Hours Q to I.
sALESLADiES WANTED E1perienc'
IN selling children's wear. Address,
R-319. care Oklahoman and Times.
WANTED-Exper,enced short ordei
cook at F1ayton's Lunch Room. 4
T. Reno.
WANTED-Middle aged ssieslady
must write good hand small wagel
to'start oklahoma Barber Supply Co.
II, S, broadway.
WANTED-iIousekeeper for first clas'
rooming house. Must be expert
enced. Good pay to right party. 80
W. 9Th,
FWHlrE W, an for Kitchen work. Yal'
Cafe,ntM, 8 n. Broadway.
WANTEp-A white nurse maid middl,
aged preferred. Call Mapl'
esgs. .
WANTEp--somo one To take care %
~3.year-old hoy, IN their own home
Walnut 1898.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
By King

acknowledgement. registered
druggist; best references. II. l.
Brooks, Versailles, Mo. Box ISL. %
POSITION wanted by man 81 years
old, either IN an architects office or
with some building and constructing
company where first class architect
ural work is desired. have had three
years college training and can do de-
sign. rendering and perspective work.
Frank Walker. 72i n, Kelley -,
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B0OkNecpefS ana
Office Men

RSOOKNeGperS dNG
Oct. I'd
VuGIIS NLSdt
10 receive special training IN spare time
20 become expert a%r'ountants. Post
tlons open paying from $4,000 to $40 oo0
per year. irhln'nH gwen y. = nation,
AK hh'Wn "rsnn,L'''on OF 'iu,l"l
iunL, A~.,o"ntnm's r"r ium p9hu'
rrsidcncr rnj trI,rMoWr number in
p-se. %Okahoman
,u,N 49, 49,. . ,.a, ,h.,
y "n.' ~ W'e,ns t,"ut, sv,ru,.
,m,,, '';",y, ''''1' .I,,
nLi ''"''S '"'"'' '
We require the services Of q bright
boy who IS not attending nrhooi VINO
wants 10 work up y II good business
niN3ra ',iI,In,,, anu ''''0 "''
WANTED Jon printing solicitor,
Would SHl in'rrreSt business 10
,,h", P",,2 w. -"'
BkiNF WE your cnlldr'l' WIZ Keep
them IN schoo' Tor you ana give
sg",mss i'si mI',,ts 'a,,, ,""'," ,'i
Nv n" ILL., .'u,s ~ n", na",at
,,,.n, n'Is' ,na nn ,hm heai,, md
10 The nhysieal dnyclopment of YOUR
child. | take children any age. g. per
wcek rbonc Manic zoos
WANTFb one fireman fnr heating
uiont I'm large dov u,ovu office
huiiJinp AMY a, once "a custodian
pjonoer mag
h.in.. ,.n,.,. 40 -, .aoL
snan az r,hHH'','T. % rhpcp'
- Al, w. ''''' ""'' N""
49,.
1daoN pirA,,s "nl.yu, lev p,.n
'%,o ~ ny, WV i"lnisu "|us, Suu,'
drcd ar vii hazard A hands Who can
PICK 400 lhs. day. each, g. ~: FREQ boa ri
when weather too bad to pick. 1875
acres sandy land. u hale or better,
clean. good picking, Write. wire or
phone, /. c. Berry. Eldorldo, OKLA, 4.
, G%%S N1xEp a,a,.6 mus, 10 17.t
sp I,n'' ' alsn. %'A Wages no p SG,ih' wire ner at
once, 20 West End s., Tulsa, okla
An. general houseyork. no laundry.
40 W. 18th.
WANTEb-At once, two electric lluc-
men Apply In person. Yukon Mil
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WILL give mother with baby or neat
woman good home for assisting with
house work and care Of " children
from I to 6 O'Clock. references, D-SS.
OkhhOmaD.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30
Portrait Men

our large new studio with Nfty OF
the best portrait artists In the country
now ready for business: " you are
worried about your portraits for fall
deliveries. your troubles ARE over: rush
In your photos: best portraits lowest
prices and auick service. Leach Art
Company. 2l09 Grand Avenue. Kansas
city. No.
AGENTS WANTED-We want repre-
sentatives In each county In Oklahp-
ma for our Life and Acciden, Insurance.
Experience not necessary. liberal com
falssion. For further particulars. write
or call In person. oklahoma Equitable
Association. 3oi-:-5 Scott Thompson
Bldg.. Oklahoma CITY. Okla.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


COMPETENT girl for general house
work. , in family. Maple 663s. 1l6
West 18th.
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We require the services ot , bright
boy who is not attending school who
wants 10 work up IN Il good business.
give references aud rhouC number.
DIV Nklnhnmnn-
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AUTO trimmer and wood workers.
Scott Auto q supplies Co. SIS ".
Main.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

\ MAN 10 run heating plant AZ the
Union Soldicrs' Home Apply super
intcndcnt Ambo,s. Oklahoma city,
okla.
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WANTED-Iieglstercd druggist at once,
state salnry Baker Drug Co, lndisn-
ola. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03
ALBERT AND QUEEN
ARRIVE IN AMERICA
Belgian Royalty Given Rccculon on
Arrival In New Sork-Ofncial
Welcome to Re Given To-day.

new YORK, oct The
Nng and queen OF the BeIgians
with Prince Icopold, her ap.
raren, 10 the throne, were the guests
of the United states In New York
oulght They have come. IS his
majesty expressed IL. to voice their
gratitude and that OF their people
Tor The generous aid gwen them by
.his country when their nation was
threatened with cNterminatior
Their first hours on American soil
were spent quietly at their hotel
resting irtcr their voyage across the
Atlantic and celebrating their 1911
wedding anniversary. ~ their cN-
Press wish arhcir official welcome to
N,W York viii. not begin uutii noon
umorrov A. that hour will START
an arduoUs round OF receptions and
sightseeing which eventually viii
jsk, them 20 San Francisco and
back to Washington. where they will
be guests AZ the white house.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03
A DELIVERYMAN IS
STABBED BY DENTIST
Paul Hodges. ~ Ncnrs old II In
Hospital ~ Result of ASSAULT
BN Dr. q. q poynor
GUN AND KNIFE IS USED
AliCrCntlon Over Cleaning OF Dress
Win wife OF Tooth Doctor
Causes serious Fight.

Paul Hodges lies In the Morning
side hospital ~ tn" point OF death
as the result ot an attack made or
him Wednesday afternoon by ID
. . ruynor. 5l2 South quaker
avenue. and the latter appeltIug
before Justice $ &. MuNey yesit'
day afternoon after his arrest on u
warrant charging assault with in.
tent TO XIII made bond OF 1900
after entering plea OF not guilty
Poynor was released pending his pre-
lm'nary hearing october 10
Hodges 23-ycnr- old son Of u y.
Hodges ot this city. an employe OF
The American Cleaning company.
Fourth street and Lewis .Nruuc. de
li,ered a dress 10 Mrs poynor yes
icTday afternoon The youth under
orders from his employer. Mikc Sau
bel refused according to his state
men'S. 20 allow Mrs. poynor To- re-
tain tho dress because she declared
tho garment had hcrn ruined by The
cleaning. ana refused 20 pay the
charges ~ fhc company Hodges
says he took the t-css from its hang
o. while 30 was in possession Of Mrs.
Poynor TO return the garment 90 the
cleaning workA
~ lif YOUTH NfhNf Ilt NftlNfFN
car I'm front of tho establishment he
SAYS Or Puynor notified by
his wife. was waiting for him and
before the car had come 10 a stop.
Hoynor leaped IN the running hoard
and struck Hodges several times over
the head. with "a revolver fuyuur
then drawing a knife. sliced Hodges
In the neck aud stabbed him I'M the
back puynor. st'll holding the re-
yulvcr. 30 Is claimed. turned on Mr
and Mrs Sauhel and the employee
~ the cleaning Vorks and compelled
them 20 Zee under threats OF i'm
jury
Rene SAubo. son Of ihe proprlc-
tor ran Co 'ho home nearby and no
tifi'd Iho police Toynur Wns A.
tested and turned over 20 tho
county yesterday
royuur I'm am Interview ast night
Sl.d that Hodge when he took Ihp
dress from Mrs r0suor used great
force. and drlErcd the woman about
tho front porch ~ ,heIr home be-
fore obtaining possession COY the
garment ne HI-0 -lId that r.. wife
I- ln a delicate condition ana THAT
whom nc heard o' Hodges treatment
nf hls vic. hr Immediately wen. .o
'hr cleaning osIHh'shwrr, with q
view Of taking vengeance
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03
GARY STILL REJECTS
ARBITRATION APPEAL
steel Chairman Tells senate That
lie Cannot N'G'rpt tompromi~" or
Meet with strike Icnd-r-.
WILL GO 70 PITTSBURGH
Committee Decides tu go to Manu-
featuring Center "a tOnduct
Further Hearings.

WASHtNGTp>. oct as and
ing sduureN ON his assertion ihat
the issue In The pending strike
throughout the steel industry ls tho
open shop. Judge Ebert II GARY
chairman Of The board Of The .nitcd
states steel corporation. completed
his testimony today hcfor" the son
ate labor committee invrs'ighiing
the steel controversy
During q c0lloquy with commit.
toe members. particularly senator
Walsh democrat uf ~ sdChuFrffs
Judge Gary fatty declared that he
could not now consider ,lmpromisc
or arbitration. or meet with Striker.
representatives.
The senate during the dIA. hy
resolution approved fhe committees
plan tu carry iiE ,lnvcstlgd'iuu 10
Pittsburgh and other steel crnt,ra
after hearing tomorrow william Il
Foster. secretary ~ the strikers
committee. and perhaps owe OF Two
other leaders ON that side uf the
controversy
I'm sorry J can't take the pori-
ton ihut mCmherH of thl. committee
do" Judge Gary siii lu explain
ing his refusal to 8rhiirnio the N-
sue II consider the puhllr.s m
tcrrsi us paramount In NJ rcfust'
II the strike is l,fi 90 follow ~ in-
cyira lc course. NJ @ certain Ni.iolw
element BOO this country gets no On.
rouftRrmruf 200 continue calling
strikes ~ tho Kind. 'h. situation So,
b, helpful lu preventing industrial
disturbance o' tho Kind rtrr1V Vh"r"
n me uuu'rE
9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03
FINAL COUNT IS A TO z
Sallee Allows 10 Safeties
but Effective When in
Danger.
ROUSH AGAIN FIELDING STAR
Makes Circus Catches at
Critical Moments; Go
Next to Chicago.

CGNClNNATl O.. Man
niger Moran announced before
leaving for Chicago tonight that
he probably would pitch RAY
Fisher In his thIri game ~ the
series tomorrow
Manager Gleason said that.
while he had not fully made up
his mind he thought Kerr would
be in the box fnr the white SON.
CINCINNATI ihio. oct The
Cincinnati Reds tiEhleued their
grasp ON the worlds series flag to-
day by defeating the Chicago White
SoN I To % As they also won the
opening Yesterday they need but
three mores games 20 land m" series
Cincinnati has developed ln tho
brief pcirod OF the series SO fli. a
habit " celebrating the fourth.
There Is nothing patriotic about lr
for in this victory mad town the
fourth means an inning ana not
a holiday
The game yesterday was safely
slowed away In The fourth and when
that inning arrived today the fans
emitted a roar In demand of an en-
core.
In measure the Cincinnati bats
men responded but the person VINO
really took the demand to himself
apparently was claude Williams. the
SoN lcflhander. who was on the
mound. He passed three ba'smer
and an three scored An aviator
flew close % the grandstaud roof at
this stage or the proceedings but
II he was looking for Williams, a
W.T. in the press stand remarked. he
flew altogether loo-loW From whore
Williams flostcd. tho 3i.s'ory In
surlnee building looked like q spcck
on the landscape.
In the sixth he passed another
runner and the latter scored but
the tally was not needed The first
three was enough l' was noted aS
usual that all four ~ the Red
r-Gs were counted hy players who
had been passed 10 first
ChicaEo's two runs came In the
seventh. the result of two hits ana
an error by Cincinnati Tho visitors
Elrnercd ten hits but Ney we're
scattered throughout the game.
They hit the ball ylCiougly at other
times. but the Rcd feldcr- we're
there 10 receive them Weaver. S0N
third hascmau. played Boo hard luck
lie slammed the hut against the
LEFT field barrier so hard that o.
bounded back 21 Yards and what
would have been triple
shrunk fo duup|p $50. was this
am that caused 'hr SuN 'o regard
the sixth ns uuucNt Happy
Folsch after Jackson hti famed
gave the ball the m'ne, powerful
t,aII1r Naf N.rfteFfH 900 tho eprfss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03
Oklahoma Senator Joins
With Republicans for
Amendments.
OPPONENTS RETAIN HOPE
Disposal Is Not Regarded
as Giving Accurate
Lineup.
HOW They Voted

WASHINGTDN. oct p The
-oll rall on the first amcndmcn,
follows
For adoption
Republicans BAH Borah, Bran
ieGcc, Calder. curtis Dillingham;,
Elkins. Fall. Ecrntld. France,
l'rclInEhuysen, Grunna. Harding,
Knox laFolIcite. Lodge McCor-
mick, Mclean, Moses. New, New
Derry Norris, pcurosc, Phipps,
PoindUNtcr, sherman, WadS-
worth. Warren and Watson --2g
Democrats Core.
Total for adoption. 30.
Against adoption.
Republicans Cappcr colt
CummIns Edge. llalc, Jones,
Washington. kellogg, kenyon,
keyes. Lcuroot, McCumhrr, No
Nary \clsDu. Smoot, Spencer
sterling and Townsend-rl1
Against adoption.
Democrats - Ashurst Bank
head. Rcckhlm Chamberlain,
CuIucrsou. pal Fletcher. Gay.
Turrcy. Harris. Harrison. Hen
irrson Hitchcock. Jones, CNcw
MrNco1 keudrrk. Kirby. Nc
kc'lar. Myers NuFou' Oycrmtn.
owen, ph"ldn. pittmau, pumcr-
enc Rdnsde1 Robinson Shep
pard. shields simmons. Smith.
tArizoual. smith tGcorgiuJ
smith Maryland, stanley
w1u-cu Thomas. Trummoli
nderwoul Walsh. tMaSuchu-
so''s. walsh. JNon'Inll, W.
UaWs and Wulcoit- 81
Total HgaiTs'..1N.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03
CONDITION OF COTTON IS
PUT AT 54.4 PER CENT

WASHINGTON oct The con.
diUou pf the cotton crop on Soptem
h,r % was 5i4 per cent Of nor
NAL forccas'lng "A yield per acre of
about 1850 pounds and a total pro
ductlon ot about 10.696.O00 bales.
the department OF agriculture an
uouur,d today
Production from July 25 roniiiioN
was forecast a. ll.Ol6.O0O bales and
from August % condition 1890 900
sal,s white last years total crop was
l'.0fo..7- bales, two years ago D.
3O2.a75 and The record crop thai OF
five years ago. l6.l3i.F3o
Tho condition com parcs with 81 Z
per cent ON August %. lasf 80 4
on september % las, y"ar. 60l TWO
years ago and. G35 the average ON
September % of The last 10 years