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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

YURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
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BEAUTIFULiY furnished front room
| adjoining large clean hath Select
nsishbfhood rntnge. Walnut 1889.
EXTRA largo front. downuialr room.
Furnished In blrdseye maple 5Oi
FOX RkNT--A nico bedroom. bath
connecting. suitable Tor two gentle
| men Irlynto family; close In. Phone
NICE sleeping room In private home,
every convenience garage IhOno
Walnut 1913. Call 400 West 18th ~.
TWO newly furnished rooms In private
home for man, walking distance. logo
North Broadway. Walnut sSlb. price
us month each,
cHRlsTfAN SCIENCE home has one
large. clean. cool. well furnished
room ior rant. walking distance. wal
nut sslJ.
ONE or two beautifully trnished
room. IN private home. 500 West
18th. Walnut 1893.
A PLEASANT sleeping room for two;
.lsntlsmen preferred. Call walnut
1903 or Walnut 500
sogfHEA6f bedroom. i?l " Fourth
two. very desirable sleeping tooms,
cool and comfortable walking dis.
tsnee. ! block Of car line. Maple t61i.R
LARGE, beautiful room In Clrcasslsn
walnut walking distance. 3is W. 9th
walnut 7t7s.
FOR RENT-0ns nIcsiy Furnished sleep
ms room In private home 1902, West
3 e A u T TIFUL LY fur
rished room In brick
apartment; walking dis
tance. Walnut 6ASy.
WHERE can you find really nice.
modern bedoom for ., per week A.
sib w California
NICE large northeast room. well ven
tilatst 22d W. 18th Maple iiSe
SNAIL southeast sleeping room. gen
tlsman preferred Maple 7ls
NlcE lsrs. sleeping or llsh, house
keeping rooms Sob 4. s'h ~, Ma
FOR RENT Resu,ifully Furnished bed.
room. minutes car line, walking
distance. In private home. $50 North
Walnut
NICE south sleeping room, i1i ", sth.
Maple iil.E
NICE ROOM with Kitchen privileges, for
two working gifl, $50 Fact 9th, Wal
nut 7ls3
az WEST SrIi FOR RENT Pleasant
sou,heas, room 10 gentlemen or cou-
pie employed. also unfurnish.d room and
garage Phonn Maple 1891
4 SLEEPING room FOR gentleman In
private home references exchanged.
lolii East tth Maple iiji.I
NICE southeast rleopms room. cheap.
200 North Western.
SLEEPING ROOMS for rent. l22 Fast
end.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms strictly
modern. adults oI,. 5oo's West Reno.
iOl WEST 10Th St. nicely furnished
sleeping room, large closet. near bath.
Maple 1905.
ROOM FOR RENT-rrlvAts entrance.
?, East <th.
A FURNISHED ROOM Private home.
525 East 9th Walnut 1861
SLEEPING room Tor gentleman EN-
ployed. an Fast 6th Walnut 1914
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09

wANTED-Flfty men for dltching.
Sa2S per day. Apply Foreman. ditch-
Ing camp. Homer, near Davis. Okla.
Santa Fe Railway
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Va, sED-Nsn. women, so month
ne rranklin Institute, Dept. s1i0.
kocheetsr, N. z.
LEANN auto driving. only 1000 JT5
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'APER HANGING AND PAINTING G

WALL paper hung $500 room up
Samples brought TO your home; work
guaranteed, T. G. Ford. Walnut jJlG.H
ROOMS pnpered 81 90 and up. viii hriug
samples, also painting. Roach wal.
nut 15ie.
ROACH RROS, $40 n. Hudson Can
Maple 1921. Night Mapl 6S5 or Nd lie
200.
FAINTER AND PAPERHANGER-C Call
Walnut 1878. VIII bring samples
Cheap prices. work guaranteed. Green
lee.
WAfL PAPER t. roll Ny prices are
the best; will bring samples and es-
tlmate work II. Vi rarrett. ll2 w. 3rd.
Phone Walnut 61j7
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Junk peddlefs

We are now again In the market for
snyihins you may have to offer.
NEW YORK IRON a METAL CO..
liS-lib p. Main St.
oklahoma City, Okla.
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

WANTED--M and ladies' TO learn
barber trade. special low tuition;
positions guaranteed. frce catalos, Ok
lahoma City Barber College, l0t West
California Harry kuns, Mgr.
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WANTED-Plattsn prsssiecder, Me
lain Printing Co, md floor Indiana
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

Secondhand Clothing
C. d. Hankins pays highest prices 10,
mems clothing and shoes. Phone Maple
lO2. will call.
CASH paid for ladies' and gents sec
ond hand clothing. Walnut $500.
BUY JUNK. clothes, furniture, Maple
25s9-J
HlGHEST prices paid for mems second
hand clothing and shoes, Call Maple
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WANTED--TO RENT

WANTED TO rent: a 2 or l.room house
In Two or three blocks ~ car line.
Mrs. Maud Grisso. Broadway Central
hUiei
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WANTED TO buy before June 1. all
Kind. o. good furniture. Spot cash.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED to sell gasoline
iron. Labor and fuel saver. Sells In
every home. Pay salary or commits
sion, Ladies make good representa-
tivcs. Write for free sample Imperial
Sad Iron Co. Fort Worth Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09

We can use n limited number Of "A .
dies for organization work Character
references required Must he over 23.
and must have high school education.
Position permanent. Salary SIS TO star.
G-Sl. OkIahoman.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

WANT TO BUY ono 10 sII rooms FUR
niture, Hlso odd piecos. rugs, bedding
dlAhes. tools. pay cash. Call Walnut
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CALL PHILLTP. II. secondhand cloth.
ing buyer. Shoes, trunks. grips.
Maple t?lu
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

NICELY furnished s.rcom spaftmont Ia
private home. rs West 9th. Phone
Walnut t6,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09

NEW wrxed oak buffet, ak chairs and
table 10 match: kitchen range. Phon,
Walnut 2g79, or call so, W. 5th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-09

THE HOME Town Clothing Dealers,
lOl S. Broadway, Oklahoma City; We
pay the highest price for cas-, off cloth.
lng. mats, shoes. trunks and sultcases
Please state time TO call Business
phone. Walnut 1860
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
CLARK DENIES REPORTED
STATEMENTS ON LEAGUE

ATLANTA, Ga, March 10 -Chamn
Clark, eN-speaker Of the house OF
representatives, In a signed state
ment given out here last night, de-
MED that he had ever said the league
OF nations had no chance TO be ratl-
fled by the United States senate.
Anybody who says that | said
President Wilson's league of nations
has AS much chance Of being ratified
as you have OF being pope Of Rome,
IL malicious liar" the former
speaker declared, Il have studiously
avoided discussion In my lectures or
interviews, though asked to do so in
both.
II gave as reason that ! was
studying the subject and the argu-
ments on both sides thoroughly
When the news came over to the
house the last night ~ the session
that so senators had signed a round
robin against II, | said that the
league uf peace could not be ratified
because II takes two-th,rds TO ratify
that s. unless they changed their
minds, because Of amendments or
for other reasons, All OF which is a
mathematical demonstration.
81 never spoke to Congressman
Mays on the subject In my NE"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
MRS. BROWN NOW
WELL ONCE MORE
Confined to Bed and Chair
for Over Two Years Be-
fore Taking Tanlac.

Some strange things happen In
this world and the change Tanlas has
brought about in my wife's condition
Is one OF them" said, j. l. Brown, a
resident OF College Park. Ga.
For over two years" he contin-
ued my wife had so much trouble
with her stomach that she could
hardly take any nourIshment at all
but milk diet and she fell orr TN
she was little more than a living
skeleton She got little rest or sleep
AZ night. had no energy at all and
was so weak and rundown that most
OF her time was spent In bed or in
hhr chair, Her skin was sallow and
Unhealthy looking and she didn't
seem to take interest in anything
In fact she was about as bad
Off as she could he to be alive when
she started taking Tanlac. and just
n few bottles OF this wonderful med
icine have made her a well woman
once more She now eats anything
she wants. sleeps like a child. has
gained twenty pounds and Is able 70
do all her housework as well as she
ever did'
Tanlac Is sold In Tulsa by Quaker
Drug company Puritan Drug com
pany and by the leading druggists
in practically every city town and
village in America.-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
Career of Mysterious
Billy Smith Came to
o. A close II Years Ago

Mysterious Billy Smith, the famous
old-time welterweight champion.
was knocked out by Tommy Ryan In
the fourth round OF "A bout in Kan
sas city II years ago today, March
~, 1909. and that practically ended
his ring career. Rilly had another
try AT the game In 1909. when he
met Joe WalCott in Portland. ore
but he broke his hand In the fourth
round. and had 10 quit. Except for
one or two meetings with second
raters. Smith never fought again.
Billy first gained the welterweight
championship In 1892. He lost the
title Ia Tommy Ryan in 1894, and In
IA retuIn bout held Ryan to draw
when Ryan and kid Mccoy became
middlcweights In 1897. Smith came
back and recovered the welterweight
championship. defeating Matty Mat
thews and Joe Walcott in 1898, and
knocking out Australian Billy Ed
wards in 1899 In 1900 he met Rubc
Ferns in Buffalo and lost on foul
A little later he was knockefout by
Matty Matthews, and defeated by
Joe Walcott. Jammy Handler and
Iim1J Judge
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
kILLIFER, O'FARREL AND
DAILY CUB CATCHING STAFF

CHICAGO, March - with the
disposal ot Howard "Rowdy" FL
lott to the Oakland CLUB OF the Pa
ctrlc Coast league, Manager Fred
Mitchell ~ the Chicago Nationals is
counting ON three catchcrs Rul
KillIfcr, Bob u.farrcl and Tom
paN to handle tho cubs pitchers
In the National league peunant race
killifcr ~ MItrhclls ace" In the
liuc nt haCkstups iio ranks with
tho best I'M the league and probably
will b" asked to. do the bulk ~ re
c"hing O'Farrcll hls boon advanced
10 second string man while Dlly will
hc held I'm reserve Tor emergency
ana ia addition viii nn called into
the game as q pinch hittcA
Mitchell believes that O'Farrell
will develop into one of the real
stars OF the game IIc rlunH to use
the NuunrSlrr al every opportunity
"u'FHrrrn is one ~ the greatest
young rtichrrsd have seen In years '
Mitchell said
The cubs are planning 10 leave for
their spring training camp At Pasa-
leuN Cr uu March 20 Training
viii lr started March O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
PARIS MAY BE SCENE
OF CHAMPIONSHIP GO


rARlS, March l3 sporting cir
clcs here are kccnly aroused over
reports that the Jack Dempsey WI.
lard eight may bo staged In PARIS.
Promoters here have watched with
great interest tho difficulties en-.
.counlered by Fey Iiickard In
America In getting place for the
bout and the prospect that the bout
may not he held In the United Htntes
Offers will be made to Rickard soon,
~ they have not already reached
him
Tho promoters here argue that
Paris, with its big floating American
and British population at present,
would be a better place than either
Junrez or Havana, II The bout goes
outside America Higher prices
could be obtained for seats than he
fore the war.
II IN figured that seats that sold
for $50 for the Johnson Moran bout
would bring 500
A high army official Informed The
Associated Press today that the
Dempsey Willard fight would not be
held In the United States. adding:
in'Ic ~ ono nun VINO Nah AtoP
the fiRht In America,
The officer refnsed to dlvulge tho
name of the man, but said that WI.
lard was not very popular In the
army owing Ia his attitude during
the war and his refusal to ElNc HIS
services to the Red Cross and the
various soldier benefits
Boxing IN flourishing In Paris ai
present and the Knights Of tolum-
bus and the Y. NJ, G. A, are holding
weekly shows In which American
boxers meet Brltiah aud French,
The American boxers are drawn
from the army for the most part
and generally are overweight and
lack training ana underestimate their
opponents The result haa been that
tho American showing has caused
some criticism The French boxers
ns u rule, train faithfully, keep In
good condition and give "A good ac-
count of themselves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
Jess Hdines Decides
to Retire From, Game;
TLCO Contracts Signed

jess Hnincs. with Topeka last year.
and who was turned back to Tulsa
this year by the Cincinnati Reds, has
written Spencer Abbott, president OF
the local club, that he has decided to
remain at his home in ohio and not
play professional baseball this sea
son, Ilaines says he Is making more
money than he could make pitching
minor league baseball while his
loss will upset calculations on the
pitching staff several tvirl6rs OF
tried ability have signed Tulsa con
tracts and Abbott does not antici-
pate any great difficulty In securing
a winning bunch uf slab artists.
James Lambetch, under contract
with the Topeka nine last season,
and who has Just returned from serV
ing several months with the 4. r. +,
sent In his signed contract yestcr-
day IambetCh pitched ~ games In
1917 while playing semi professional
baseball In Illinois, winning % His
home Is at bloomington. The ncwcs,
addition To the pitching corps ts 23
years OF age and. according TO Alb
hOtt is the possessor Of lots OF stuff
his fast one being his greatest re-
lance.
John Wuffu. infIcldcr with To,
peka. and who is counted upon "a
play an inner defense position this
season also sent In his contract with
his signature affixed.
Tho Minneapolis Millers VIII play
an exhibition game here sunday
April 20, providing the Millers train
I'm Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14

NEW YORK March i3.--Jack
Ryan, former Holy Cross hurting
star, will be one OF the rookie pitch
ers to receive thorough tryout with
the Giants this spring
Rosie" as he was called at col
lego. joined the New York club last
summer but was with them only a
short time before Joining the navy
lie II big chap, the type that
stands the strain we'll. He II only 81
lie hung up an enviablo record In
collegiate circles. lie has plenty OF
speed and promising curve. Like
all other college hurlcrs he owed his
success partly to his speed and con
troll Whether he can outguoss a
batter quickly and maintain his
speed and effectiveness before big
league sluggers must he found out
OF course.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
FEELING BLUE
LIVER LAZY
TAKE A CALOTAB
Wonderful How Young and
Energetic You Feel After
Taking This Delightful
Nausealess Calomel.

II you have not tried Calotahs YOU
have delightful surprise awaiting
you. The wonderful liver-CleansinE
and system purifying properties OF
Calomcl may now be enjoyed without
the slightest unpleasAuincSs. for Cal
otahs are calomel with the liver ben
ctts LETT In and the sting taken out.
A Calotab at bedtime with A swallow
Of water. that's all No taste no
nausea, no salts. nor the slightest uu-
pleasant er-rffcCis. You wake up
In the morning feeling fine Your
liver is clean. your system Is purified
your appetite hearty Eat what YOU
wish, no danger, and no risk OF saltF
valion The next time you feel LAZY
mean. nervous blue or discouraged
give your liver a thorough cleansing
with a Calotab They are 40 delight
ful ana effective that your druggist
is authorized 70 fttund the price as
guarantee thtta you Will be de
lighted
For your protection, CulQtahs are
sold only In original, sealed packages.
price rhIrty-fivo cents. At all drug
stores -Ady.D
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
DISTRICT ONE CAGING
MEET STARTS TODAY


with the arrival Of coach, regulars
and yanigans Of the Miami basket
ball team last night Tulsa VIII be
the Mecca OF scholastic cagers today
and tomorrow when the district
tournament VIII be played at the
high school gymnasium.
Seven schools, Glenpool, broken
Arrow Miami jerks, Sand Springs.
HOminy and Tulsa. are entered in
the meet The winner OF this and
seven other district Journeys are to
play for the state title At Edmond,
March - and 90. Thomas and
Blackwell were yctors in districts
seven and eight, respectively, held at
Wcatherford and Enid last week.
Ot;er Journeys are played this week
end
Gienpool and Broken Arrow open
the local tournament today at 800
o'clock. jerks lIominy and Tulsa
Miami games at night complete the
first round. Saad Springs having
drawn a bye. Saturday morning,
winners OF the first and second
games will meet. followed by con
test between winner OF tho third
game, and Sand Springs, which com
pletes the scmi-flnals The finals
are to be played at 1870 O'Clock to-
morrow night
season tickets are sealing at IS
cents. preliminary tickets - cents
and championship game tickets SO
cents
Tulsa and jerks fivcs are favorites
In the tournament. with Miami also
having IA look-in with the dopesters.
II Is "A practical certainty that one OF
those three teams will emerge from
the tourney without having been re-
versed, and Il is believed TUisa and
jerks will meet IN the finals
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
CHAMPION IN TWO BOUTS
BEFORE COMING TO TULSA

Ted Okid) Lewis. worlds weller
weight champion, who meets Kayo
laughlin in l2-round bout at Con-
vention hall March 81, engages In
his next tin March II. according 90
word received yesterday by John
Reisler. promo otter OF the Tulsa Sport.
ing club.
According TO Harvey, Lewis Is
scheduled TO box at Canton, ohio. on
the above date aud at Pittsburgh
March - lie will then come direct
10 Tulsa and wind up his training
preparatory to the scrap with Laugh
lin
IAughlin is AT his home In New
Bethlehem. Pa, where he has start
ed preliminary workouts laughlin,
In a letter to Il friend here. says he
appreciates the support of the local
fans and their kindness in giving
him an opportunity to battle for the
worlds wclter crown, and that he in
tends to make every effort to reward
their confidence nv being In the best
shape possible when he meets the
champion
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
JESS WILLARD DENIES
TITLE BOUT WAS FAKE
Worlds Champion Says lie Rcat
Johnson--FoughG for Sole pur-
pose OF restoring Crown.

KANSAS CITY. March i3.-Whsn
informed today by the lnternatlor.
News Service over long distance i..r.
phone OF the accusation made iv
Jack Johnson in Havana that Ir
tJohnson) had laid down to willard
In their bout at the Cuban mctrpro.
liz April 8. 1916 and that the fer,
was "a fake. Jess willard issued the
following statement from his home
In Lawrence, Kan:
II consider Johnsons impuanun
huge joke. From what I have
CLEANED from press reports the usu-u
is down and out and anxious To .,,
back into tho ring to make nnotI,r
big haul. | can truthfully say that
my victory over johnson was clc.r.
cut and II there was anything pro.
arranged IL was wholly unknown tp
me, ! fought my best and ns l.l
critics who Witnessed the battle, py.|I
agree. the bSst'mnn won
Johnson" has probably "a,
steered into this underhanded way
OF blemishing the title now hold ny
some INSCRIPTIONS persons Even
II Johnson IL again placed In good
stead with the fight fans, | viii mover
again fight him. | have drawn The
color line since my bout with ham
and ! intend to stick To II, Anyway
u bout with II negro wouldn't draw
enough money TO pay training cN.
penses.
u fought Johnson with the sol"
purpose in view OF restoring the t'.e
to the white race Had that not en-.
tered into the reckoning ! wou 4
never have fought in Havana"
Willard declared that he has only
been taking light work In prepare.
tion for his fight with JACK Demp.
sey. but said he would get down 60
intensive training in about three M
four weeks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14

dig 1t out and fail. Or, YOU can try
the sensible. peaceful, painless. easy
way and use "Gcts-it." IT'S easy for
Gets ~ to remove Corns irN hard
-to-get-at places It's LIQUID a
wonderful painless formula--lt has
never been successfully initiated. u
settles On the corn. and dries imme-
diately. instead OF digging out the
corn. you peel II out panl"s'N
There's no sticky plaster that do'sn P
stay put. no salve that irrllnto- nr
ruhs or \ on reach the corn cas Y
with the little glass rod In the cork
OF every "Gets-It' bottle. Il does
not hurt the true flesh Try o. uni
and smile, It's a blessing. never fl.0s.
Gets It." the guaranteed, money
back Corn-remCver. the only sure
way, costs but "A trlfle at any drug
store. Mfd by T.. Lawrence 4 Co,
Chicago. lll.-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
j0aay!0!opez:
! Larry Daley.

A fugitive from his own land an
oulcaHt among his own people, Jack
johnson comes forrh, after nearly
four years Of silence ana declares
that his battle with willard was
framed
Johnson's stutrmruI l. an insult to
The Intelligence and sporting spirit OF
boxing lovers That II WlN bo re-
gurdcd hs only the rawlings ~ "a man
|. In financial straits and craving the
limnlight which he once held. is Ger
tain Were IT not for those facts
Johnson's claim might bee a serious
blow to tho boxing game, which now
seems 10 be coming back into popu-
lar favor after years OF varying tor
tunes,
u Is significant that from tho time
johnson won tho worlds heavy
weight crown from Jim Jcffrlcs, July
a. 1910, uutil his defeat VI the hands
NJ willard the boxing game Huf-
forcd lts greatest rcyersaA Tho ca
rccr uf' tho blk negro. from the time
OF his winning tho championship un-
al his defeat, was "A mad whirl Or
disgusting Incidents, u carecroWhiCh
NhN ~ lf'hht " lllt bthlIk khllt ana
which should have tilled every real
sporting man with loathing During
johnson's reign. boxing nearly sur
fered It's final plunge into oblivion.
I, ls also significant that pnon
after willard knocked the crown
! from Johnsun's head. the popularity
/ ot the boxing game started on an
! Increase, slow, n iS true, hut still
| one to insure its life Contrast the
| difference between Jack johnson ana
lesr willard. The latter Is family
| man. a credit to- any profession and
| whose career has been a credit TO
| the hovInI game.
| Take the word of Jack Curley and
| Tom Jones, fOrmcr managers Of
! willard, and among Jess most bitter
| enemies Rut neither Jones nor cur
! lev has ever ssiid word nE,tinst
| WIZARDS personal life and MS u
/ champion. both declare him to hc
one of the greatest heayywcIEhts to
ever enter the ring
Johnson slys ne was to uuit In tho
. frsl 10 rounds Remember how the
/ negro mt less ia those first 80 min
/ u'es, hit him with all the power Of
/ htg mighty fists. aud that tho only
/ result NRG To SLOWLY infuriate the
/ champion Remember how JO.'nson
/ slowly Weakened Under the attack Or
/ the white giant. how the latter WIS
ov strong In tho final round aa in
/ IN" I'rst' Remember how Johnson
I was unable 10 hit willard Il telling
/ blow Tho last few rouudsF
Ana yet with all that. johnson. tho
man without u country. one or box
'ng's most d'sgraccful pcr-onnrcs
dhir' to presume upon the public
with such rot as framed fight story.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-14
Inl,nson Wnrcrc,I e. 500

NNN FN NNVISIO NNT|h l8
Jack Wcloh. uf san Francisco. who
refereed tlrc ampionShip hoNiug
contest between jack JohN,son and
Jess willard declared. h,+S today
that the trhi Wa -you ON IT'S merits
Wclch a1ld' hQ%8yer johnson was
In poor condition for the bout
WEIGH also soid johnson attempted
TO wager tl0,0u0 on himself the
night hcfsro the bout. hut succeed ing
IN placing unty s. 500,