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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
BILL ESSICK
PRIMED FOR
FIRST GAME

VERNON. March 20 1911 Esalck.
leader OF the Vernon Tigers. has
taken the Jump on his rivals In the
league by announcing his opening
day lineup. And this with the train.
Ing season Just a week under way.
Small matters. such az holdouts.
possibilities OF his players being held
In the army over the opening day
and accidents. don't bother Bll In
the least lie even knows who's 20
Ing 10 pitch for him on opening day.
For long distance managing. you've
got 10 hand II TO william
Jake pitlcr. secured thru the
Yanka from I'ittAburg. 80 the swat.
ting king OF the Tiger infleld. Jake
has let IL become noised about that
he IL holdout and that he has
about made up his mind 20 quit
baseball But that doesn't mean a
thing 20 Esaick. Blll has him down
In the opening days lineup. and that
settles u.
Nevertheless. pitler keeps right
on insisting that he will have 10 get
HtRff ftAfl HfAbif ~ III IHAs hAtt'
baseball. Essick takes "A philosoph.
ieai view OF the matter. arguing that
u Pitlcr doesn't show up. the Yanks
have TO send him somebody else.
anyhow. no what's the use Of wor.
ryingg
Johnny Mitchell. the Hhortstoprcr
who was with the Tigers last year.
has "A Ntrapeis.hoid ON his lob as
has Babe" Borton on the first base
situation. Tex Wcsterziil and Finn
Beck. the latter secured from the
yanks. viii scrap IL out for the
third base position.
DE Normcr will do the bulk OF the
Tigers catching. lie isn't the worst
catcher In the league. by q long shot.
Essick's outficld for his opening
will be patrolled by chadbourne,
Msusei and Aicock. Pete Daley Is
IN the grocery buslness and can't
possibly zee his way clear to play
baseball this year. or any other
year. Tommy Long. another Tiger
outfieldcr. IL In the army. and may
not be out In time for the opening
OF the season.
Eraick picks his opening day club
catcher. "wheezer" Deu or Art
fromme. pitcher. Borton. first base:
piilcr. second base. Mitchell. short.
stop. Beck or Westerziil. third base.
Chndbourne. center field. Alcock.
left field. and Meusei. right field.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
Old Billy Papke
Wanted to Fight
French Champion

LOS ANGELES. March 20--Biliy
Papke. former middleweight cham
pion. Is in receipt OF an offer to box
Georges Carpenter In Paris.
The offer OF the bout came 10
Papke in n letter from NJ yieana.
matchmaker and promoter OF the
Wonderland club. the most exclusive
boxing organization in Paris.
Papke Is offered a straight guar
antee and expenses IL he will con
sent to make the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
Seattle Nets Trounce
Flying Frenchmen, 20,
in the First Title Game
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Skating rings around the Flying Frcnchmen, Eastern
champions the Seattle Metropoans put the skids under
the Montreal squad in the first game of the worlds
hockey title series ut the local Arena last night
The final goals to 0. with the Seattle
on the long end of the count For two periods the Seattle
men ouplayed the visitors at every angle of the game
but in the final session the Fenchmen showed that they
were dangerous aggregation when the play opened up,
but the phenomenal work of Happy Holmes in the Sc
attic nets prevented them from registering
The Arena packed to the roof last night with
Jockey enthusiasts and when "Muzz Murray chased the
luck into the visitors goal five minutes after the first
nce-off the huge crowd went wild 1t estimated that
800 fans witnessed the struggle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
Philadelphia Race
Program Announced

PHILADELPHIA. March 90
There will be IS races on the pro
gram for the Belmont PEEK Driving
clubs third grand circuit meeting.
which will be held August IL 10 ie.
One'half Of them will be early clos.
ing events. the first one on the list
being $4,000 purse for all trotters.
The trotters will also appear at Phil.
adelphia In $4,000 purse for the
2s0s class. $1,000 events for the two
and three-year-olds and the 2:is
class. as well as a $1,000 race for
horses owned in Philadelphia county.
while the PAGERS will start at the
Philadelphia meeting In the FOG
class. worth $4,000. and the 2I2
class. worth $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

pocATELLo. Idaho. March 2o.--
prise. pocafcilo has started In to out.
bid New York for the Willard. Demp-
scy championship fight.
The las, census rated Pocatelio Mt
n. 900 population.
hut Pocatelio has opened the bid.
ing AZ 100000 and has posted $4,000
Of this sum with Charles sumner.
OF the Pocatcilo Tribune.
IL the New York territory insists
on trying TO compete with Pocatclio
for the fight. this city may raise the
ante TO quarter OF million. j.
Robb Brady told the United Press
today.
In fact. Pocatcllo-and Brady
speaks for this city--insists that the
fight be held here. where 20 rounds
are possible. and has gone 20 far ms
TO tell Tex Richard as much over
long distance telephone. Brady. who
IL a son OF former United States Sen.
ator Brady. II rated as nearmil'
lionnirc. backed By o. c. CARRIER. an
other public spirited citizen. who is
now engaged in obtaining waivers
for the fight from adjoining states.
Utah has enthusiastically ieaped into
the Pocatelio band wagon. Brady Is
now after Montana and Oregon. He
IL after California. too.
III Richard wants the money. as
he says. he can't refuse our guaran'
tee" said Brady. There are no
strings to it. We don't have any.
thing to say about the motion pic
ture rights. We are banking on the
fact that the American sporting pub
lie will insist that Willard and
DEMPSEY go the long rou,e. ten.
round fight would be n Joke. We
a-e going to have this fight here
luiy T."
Prady wired R.olard ms follows'
You can get "A lnfg,t crowd and
rno-c money here tnau any place IN
tbs world where yoI can stage a
real tight"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
NCLE WINS
VERDICT OVER
II. ANDERSON

VANCOUVER. -. G.. March 20
Knocking Harry Anderson down for
the count Of nine In the final round
OF their eightround mix here last
night. George ingie. Seattle weller
weight. won a popular decision over
the Queen City battler.
Anderson had a slight shade until
the final frame. when ingle keeled
him over for the count
Lackey Morrow was robbed In his
fight with George Ross when Ref
cree Tommy Burns gave the verdict
10 Ross. IL was "A good draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

past the Fr.nchmen's defense and
passed 20 Wilson. who tapped the
puck over to Murray waiting in
front OF the nets. Murray put on
the finishing touches and scored his
second goal.
Murray Injured
Murray was cracked on the hand
by Clcghorn. Of the Canadicns. Just
as he shot. and was forced TO leave
the melee with an injured mitt He
was replaced by Mcdonald
Foyston added another goal on a
pass from Mcdonald a couple OF min
utes later. and Walker added the
fifth Seattle counter near the end OF
the period, when he sneakcd the
puck past the visitors guard and
duped vezina with an easy shot.
Tho Seattle team was making five
shots during the Canadiens' bne dur.
Ing this period. and was outplaying
them at every angle OF the game
The visitors frightened up in the
final period. but Seattle managed 10
count two more goals when Foyston
worked the puck into the nets and
Mcdonald scored from Hickey.
The next title game viii be played
saturday night. under Eastern rules.
with six men on the ice
Iiueop and summary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
Five $1,000 Events
on Columbus Track

COLUMBUS. o.. March 2o.-The
Columbus Driving park has an.
nounced five $4,000 events for it's
midsummer grand circuit meeting.
July rs 20 August 2. The trotung
events are for horses eligible to the
200. EOS and 21i classes. and the
pacing events for the 2:o5 and 2io
horses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
IDAHO TOWN
NOW BIDS FOR
TITLE MATCH

pocATELIo. Idaho. March 90
Robb Brady. wealthy sportsman. 70
turned from salt Lake today. an
nounclns tina, Tex Richard has con-
scented TO personally discuss with
Brady the lattsr's campaign TO have
the willard Dempsey nxhi staged
here July 4 as "a so.round event
Richard tclegrsphcd Brady that he
will sec him in New York. Brady
leave. for the East within 10 days.
The local man expects to take with
him personal assurances from the
mayor Of Pocatciio and the governor
Of Idaho that they will not interfere
with the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

Would.be minor league managers
should move TO st. Louis for luck.
Within the past month three St
LouIsans have been made leaders Of
minor teams. They are Eddie Herr
at Salt Lake, Grover Hartley at Co
lumbus. and Bob Coleman at Mobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

ktr~t reStod
Goals f--Seattis. Murray from Hickey.
t;ti: 9-s~sftis. Foyston unasststed. tss.
suhstitutionss Lee csnadl.ns--Haii for
cisxharn. seattle Aeponaid for Wilson.
Psnaitlss--Sonr.
s~esnd rsvssd
Goals s--ssattie. Murray from Wilson
t.5s. t--s~atfi.. Foyston from Mrponsid.
sss7: s--Ssattis. walker unAssissrd. sea
sutstitufions: f<s Canadisns--Ciex
horn for Mcdonald ssattie--wIison for
Mcdonald. Mcdonald for Murray les
csnsdisns--McDonaid for cisshorn.
Prnaities--<one.
Third Period
Goals. s--sVatfis. Foys,on unassis,~d.
ga. 7--ssattss. Mcdonald from Hickey.
It.et
substifutions. les canadiens--cfsr
horn for Mcdonald, Couture for Bsrisn-
quette. Mcdonald for cieghorn.
Pensitiss-<ons
Eefers.--Nsekcy lon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
BEAVERS WIN

OAKLAND. Cal. March 20.--The
Portland Beavers walked over the
-. Mary's college nine here ycsier.
day. IL to .. Lukanovic and
Schwartz hurled for the Northwest.
erners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

E HAPPY homes was the DIE star
- the game. lie put up the most
6nished Eoaltcnding job that has
over been seen In the local rink.
Time and again the Canadien for
NArdx would sweep past the Seattle
&0efense and let drive for the goal.
But Holmes was always on the job.
The Seattle net was puncture proof
last night.
Visitors Puzzled
The visitors. who are used TO the
otx-man hockey. without the regula-
4 lions governing center ice. were
1 puzzled BY the Nets passing game.
4 Not until the final period did the
/ visitors loosen up at all.
The famed defense Of tho Mon
treal team was strangely like a sieve
lnst night. vcxins. the proclaimed
star goaiie Of hockey. watched seven
] ohOts breeze past him into the goal
Hickey Stars
The Seattle defense was impassa-
for the first two periods. Hickey
x up me best game for the locals
hat he has shown this year. Throw.
1ng bis weight into play. the big de
1enaa man checked the visitors hard
8 thruout the play. and took the puck
away from his man nearly every
+ time he went after II. Bobby Rowe
Tot In hts share OF good work. too.
- the Seattle defense.
Juck Walker and Frank Foyston
~ the Nets attack Walker play
- Stellar hockey and foyston also
Ut up n good game. Frank rang
= three goals during the melee.
Nuzx" Murray banged the rubber
- vexina for two counters In the
~ part Of the game. He played
Militant game during the first
rod, but had to leave the game
sohe start Of the secoNd session
cn1se Of injuries.
piGre m IaIsude Strong
Pitre and Laionde put up the best
80 Of the night for the Cana
oua Manager Kennedy Of the Wis
pru changed his lineup at the final
nont. putting LaIonde on the de-
De. Cieghorn in at center and Mc-
y I.aDd at rover. and the shift
%10ught disaster 70 the visitors.
Huyston grabbed the puck on the
co-off and carried II into tho
omy's territory. He soon lost IL.
peyer, and the battle was on in
-.
10 Canxdiens were the agrees
~ IN the first minutes OF the play
~ Nets soon turned the tide and
H may shifted to the Montreal
mon.s tce. vexina turned several
EGnots aside. but five minutes after
H. face-off Hickey piloted the rub
tNor into the scoring zone and
~nauzx" Murray hoped the puck
into tho Canadiens' net from the
NJ wing. II was a pretty shot and
"A ~ galleries went wild.
Score Agnin
A couple Of minutes later the Me,
Iorunrd line moved the puck down
/ ~ ~ on a combination play and
4 Hoyston hooked the puck off OF the
rail-. squirmed his way past the
\ E'asterners' defense men and showed
TIE puck into the nets for the sec.
- Net counter.
Rowe staged little party all OF
1 Ills own at the end Of the period
enrryin9 the puck from the Seattle
nets TO within a few feet Of the
Montreal goal, but he slipped at the
<xuctal moment and vezina made an
oosy save.
The Nets had the visitors on the
Gofensive at the start Of the second
! ooesion. Holmes made couple OF
almost impossible stops when the
| Chnadiens managed to break thru.
rive minutes after the start Of the
period Walker grabbed the puck be
hind the Seattle goal and carried II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

Jack Beatty, former well.known
minor league player and manager.
has his application In to lead the
Hamilton team, In the new Ontario.
Michigan circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

The organizers Of the Terre Haute
club have enlisted about thousand
stockholders and financial support Is
assured. All Tcrrc Haute wants now
Is "A league to MAY in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

Tex Griffin. former Southern
league pitcher. Is now the head of
Texas oil company. with offices II
Dallas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
DENVER STOPS
COETz'S TALK
Sex instruction DiSpIeaScS
School Board,

Through the decision OF the board
NJ education instruction in social by
gicucc will not he given 10 the high
school girl, OF Denver Dr. Alice L
Goeu. professor OF hygienc and ply.
,iDal education IN the University Of
Kansas, and lecturer IN Colorado for
'hc womans section, social hygiene
division oi the War Department, in
the government planned campaign 10
promote social morality. will not bc
permitted 90 givs her lectures IN the
public school, ot the state capital
The action Of the board OF education
' based. according 10 its president on
'ir strong conviction Of the lnadyn
ability ot such instruction 70 the ado.
ic,ccut girl,
Doctor GoCtl i, one Of q corps OF
one hundred and ii,y women phySl-
clans appointed by the government to
give instruction IN social hygiene by
means ~ lectures II was determined
~ place before women oi the country
the gu,ernmeu, social hygiene pro
gram 20 educate them rs 10 the eV-
fec. u. N..c and the best method, #
.ls pur.u' AND 80 urge them to take
heir part IN the responsibility Tor
.ialu Dluwuu.tIo,
10 instruct mothers and ,ca,hcr,
n.thr best methods oi attaining these
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
THEATER BILLS

Fmpfc', ,hcatsr u TO ~ IS y
m-Brant Wlshburn in The
Poor Boob" comedy
Mac,llc thcaler, ~ a m to ~ l5
m ~Sc,,uc lIayakawa m "Icm-
pie OF Dusk" comedy
Strand ,healcr. ~ a. ~ 20 II ~
p m ] p m 2j0, I. $50, $40
and 10 p. Marguerite Snow IN
The Slave Mart" comedy.
New Folly thea,cr. ~ IS 4. m
10 10 IS p, m-fthel Clayton IN
"Pcrrlvrew'S Girl comedy, "Ok
lahoma soldier, landing N New
York
Drcamland thcllcr . a. m. 10 -
p m Gladys Rockwell m THE
Call oi the Soul 20 George Walsh
in Luck and Pluck serial COM
eds
Liberty ihea'cr. pictures. / 80.
$50. OILS $50, vaudeville, 500,
80. g.W
l}ra ,hca,cr ! 80 TO 10 IS p M
Pictures. vaudeville
Palace ,hrattr l.l5 10 II 80 r.
m Musical comedy
Oycrhol,cr thca'rr- Sauf1rls
American PLAYER, IN Way Down
South" Matinee, Wednesday.
Saturday and SUNDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
YANKEE PITCHER
TURNS Detective

Bll Picrcey former Vernon pitcher
Who b. owned lV the Ncw York Amer
leans has tlrrrd detective. saws the
Los Angeles Herald lie il on the tfail
NJ man who has been using his name
10 sign AZ thc' bottom ot checks
Tho man first put In an appearance
ai a Los Angeles dance hlll lie started
"A conversation with the house detective
md told him what wonderful pitcher
he was
I'VE should have gront team In New
York this year" Coufidrd the supposed
l1erccy TO the detective 4 am going
to win ~ games m,sclf DO
lu,u ne asked him 20 cash a check.
which the latter did
ln telling about tho clrclmstauces the
detective SAYS ho grew slightly suspi-
uious when the supposed picrycy intro
ducrd him 10 Buddy Ryan"
u saw Ryan play uumh'rg ~ games
I'm the Coast league" snId the detective
hut the man who WIS introduced ia
| me Ns tho S1lt Lake captain looked IN
t'rk t.l,f,ui so civilian oloth,s'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
HAVANA PEEvED
BY FIGHT FAKE
Jack Has Spoiled Another
Chance, Is Hint

iiANANA. Thursday. March ID - The
.iieu'ion Of the judicial authorities hern
hHs bccu called to the declarations
made by Jack Johnson. former heavy.
weight champion. that his bout with
less willard I'm this city four yeArN RgO.
WAS NIKE A written report on tho
Incident hHA been made by lieutenant
~ detectives In closing his report
which includes the translated version OF
1OhnsYn's statement rs published here
today. the detective snNs
From the foregoing II may be seen
mat. " this story " true, the people uf
Havana were deceived and deffHuded
and that ~ is desired 10 repeat the
event. with tho same OF n similar CONF
h.uptIou
The report adds that although these
events occurred some time ago. they
hlyr become known through their pub
I.nfInu aud Johnson. who rs here uu
his WAY 20 Mexico, may 'Vndr any
responsibility which ho may have in.
CURED '
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
Oklahoma City's "Jack Keefe"
Goes Volley Balling in "Lim''


bleylNd with Ring L'rlneIi r.m. h'r
"Al' lcttrfsJ
Friend \. -
Well Al ] hHV" got one huf hHr in
waist so ] VIII write io you uu account
u you being ulWlEr glad tn hear from
a bird which ~ good at wfl'.ug letters.
Tho reason ! have not wrote you
recent A. is because ! have Joined M"
Y. VI and {. \ 100 the fissirIl dept and
" takes "A lot ot "a mans time 10 b" u
nthllulr. Hcsll,E ~ u ] took tim"
or and wrote 90 Nuu often might
mchb" miss one ot Them Jim classes
and then / ask YOU Al how could my
team win.
! VIII now 'oll Nuu Al how ! come
TO join the y ~ ana e. a Zoo 'h"
tisslcnl dept | WIS going home on"
evening in my Dr which runs rE"rv
. - often on the huAiwIF line when
hrpr couple uf birds boo the scat ahead
/ arguing about U world serious. So ]
/ StNv brothers | have here q ten spot
! which claims there is no team going
! tn beat tho White SoN I'm nuN Kind of
n serious ana do they mehhe want TO
lay u little bet or something.
The lin ssrIous
,,-u A., -. -. -. ,..,. .r,,
mem ~ u,rih k,, I,.c ,,, nnN wv"
IN ,",S w ,'VN "'''''f ,'sJ,'s 80,
! linn serious whi,h is mt ON thrcc times
| u week over at the y. NJ and G. \.
! According 60 these fclhs they Is some
| class TO this league nud person which
does not join has got something the
| matter with their beam And one "
! them saws fcllR with fisslck Ike
me should ought 10 be- in some Kind
! " fisSicRl dept
| So the next day walks over to tho
! Y NJ and 4. a whore they is man
| named Hunter which Is running the
| league. lie FtNH sure UUl TO come on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
OHIO TEAM ROLLS
INTO SECOND PLACE

TOLEDO. O.. March 1.-THE Gnlr
Five ~ EffIl, g.. went into second
place IN tho American Rowling cone
grcss tournament standings mere last
night with q team count ~ 2NOt. Ih,
ElyrInus had N'1 m thrlg- first game
g12 In the SECOND ana Dfi m the finn.
The Gnlr was the ouly team ou 'Nr
late shift 10 enter ~" ltg NJ first ten
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
No Deductions.

I'm sorry for him Been married
fifteen year, and hasn't child
"YtS mo home :, complete without
;hc laughter and pralllc oi the chll'
lfcn."
Il wasn't ,hinking Of that wa
thinking OF the money a few children
might save HIM On his income taN. w.
Detroit Free Press
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

0rr one quarter n .ur lie. u Isn
tu.i ~ u cross between ping pong and
tennis only Al they is Uu racket 900 the
rHu. except them made ty the players
lJgnt away guy on the other team
give mo "a slow hall high aud inside
uud you know how bust them Kind Al
Well hlt that one up against the cen.
i.r field fouy" and v hnd been In
the bal. game ! could have walked
home Ms captain rnys for heavens
aIkr man not go hard md you ~ thpi
nnr Dut uf hounds So guess Nl the.
is some special rules Tor this game or
something Iu' ! nm getting used tu
- HoW tHd I woUid -- -oen fttt-- n
meal t4 one ~ these games
Wen Al I have g0t to quI' now and
go tu the ilW
Alphabetically Yours
JACK kEEFE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
PITCH AND PINCH
NIT IS Babes JOB

Manager IA Harrow has had the last
say lu tho discussion as 10 What posi-
iI0u babe Ruth should play FOR best re-
SUITS He says Rnho win pitch and pinch
hut and MIL not La warked around IN
different positions as he was last year.
ruth should Doe satisfied now. since he
psked to know
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
FEATHERWEIGHTS GO
TEN ROUNDS TO DRAW

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March IT,
Eddie krtchel. Toledo featherweigh'
and Red" Conley. ~ Detroit. boxed ten
fast rounds to draw here last night
Coiiey did most ~ tho leading IN the
early rounds but kctchrll eyencd ~
with u strong finish In tho ninth and
tYTfh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

things /, part Of the plan; lectures afc
given TO women and glfl, everywhere
in the government campaign Rocky
MnnnlAln NcMA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

Practical joErrs un the roster ~ tho
Gauis-anI the Giants have - few, Ike
every other ball club-will do we'll TO
deliberate carefully before trying amy oi
their pranks on one "husher' who will
70 south with the club this year. The
"hushcr' In question Is Tod Miller. a
first spckcr. who recently signed n con-
tract. and who comes to John McGtaw
from the Great Lakes Naval Training
station. for IL develops that Miller -
the young man who battered his way 10
the middleweight boxing championship
Of the Great Lakes station last fall
Having won his tiii.. Miller defended II
sn,ceAsfMlIN hRhlnst fNkmldnhle conten-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
Not Musical.

Medical Officer Have YOU any
organic trouble
Recruit No. SIC ! amt blt
mnlcal.--1ltBit,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

You never heard anything aga.n,'
him. ! NJ CMcJ Owen for school
treasurer.
(Adyl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

I VI. ('McA Owen Tor school
treasurer Competent, reliable and a
TAXPAYER here ior thirty years. ,
(Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

George Carpenter, the French heavy
weight. may come 20 this country I'm
time Ia see tho willard Dempsy bout
carpenter has written to a friend tina,
he viii ue at the ring side ON July \.
and that he may decide 10 challenge the
winner. II Dempsey wins tho tue from
tho big champion Dempsey Carpenter
battle undoubtedly will bo staged short
!, nfierwsrd Dempsey and tho French
man are fairly evenly matched hs q
sire and there would be no objection "a
such contest but II " generally cou
,edrd that willard Is too big for the
FreuChmnu.