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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
MlDDL LE-A0ED women
for icing department,
starting from S to 9 p.
rn. Iten Biscuit Co.
sALEsLApIEs WANTED

SALESLADIES WANTED
For large department store; dry goods.
ready to- wear, shoes and millinery de-
par,men,s. Every position offera an
extra large salary and h liberal COM
mission to start with and chance TO
become n buyer AT this store or In your
respective department or IN one
OF our other stores. Tho positions open
are worth while investigating for we
have some good openings for women
who are real producers. Apply Wednes-
day and Thursday from TO 6 p. m. and
between 7 and o'clock in the evening:
ask for Mr.. n, W. Webster at the hotel
skiryln. Oklahoma City.
GIRLS WANTED for wrapping butter.
Bcatric Creamery Co.
STENoGRAPHER wanted at once, who
can take rapid dictation. also operate
a typewriter with rapid speed; will say
this Is a splendid opening for n capable
young lady. The position offers an eS-
ira good salary 10 start with and n big
chance for advancement A position
open that Is worth while investigating
Apply Wednesday or Thursday from !
TO p m. and between Z and . In the
evening ask for. Mr.. II. W. Webster at
Hotel Sklryin, Oklahoma City.
wANTEp-Refined young white xiii 20
assist with the caro- Of two children.
2 and 6 years OF age. <Ol W. 18th.
Walnut 55Is.
WANTED strong women for kitchen
work. kunderers Dainty Lunch. lit
W, Main. Closed on Sunday.
wANTED--A white girl for general
housework, good. steady place for
right rig, party three in family Call Wal
wANTED-Waitress at Cottage Home.
Norman, Okla; 81 per week, room
and board. w NJ. Laryford, proprietor
WANTED-Lady tailor, capable OF as
sisting IN alteration on mems suits.
Apply Bacr's Keystone. lsi W. Main.
wANTEn-Good girl for general house
work: Wages IS per week. Call Wal
nut 601s.
wANTED--A woman for housework,
$40 per week II you stay six months
$40 w. 2s Maple sios-J.
GIRL for general housework. Maple ,is
wANTED--white girl for housework.
must DO neat In work and appearance
good wages and treatment for right
sirl, Maple 1851 or Walnut s67o.
OFFICE Elrl wanted: good opportun-
ity for advancement In answering
give nge. education and telephone
number CO oklahomsn.
NANTED-A reliable white nurse to
care for children: only ono with
experience need apply: references re-
uuited, Maple <b0s,
WANTED White Eirl for general
housework; $40 per week; ih fam
iy. 9l2 W. nth
wANTED--A refined white giri for
upstairs work and assist with carr
OF <-year- boy. Walnut 1907; .i7
West 18th,
CHOCOLATE clippers Wanted, Gasser
Candy Shop. 81 Harrison Ave.
EXPERIENCED cashier
steady position. O-60,
Oklah0man.
WHITE or colorcd. good clean cook and
inundrcss three In family, room furn.
Ished, permanent. 323 W. 9TH. Don't
cDhOna.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

1ANNRR TRADE uugh, ladies and
gentlemen: pos,iion guaranteed: free
VaxAIaUue sxpIAinins. Write Teas
eayb1 Colls9u. Dallas o. Fost worm.
1oeAA
aEUKTU1UB. i,peWrIi,n1- apanlsh,
ESnch. booik keeplnf: learn nov; pay
hiev. AmpSro BusIness institute. tot
VailimoVs BLDG; phone Walnut 1924
ExU;1MSv s-..,.h .,.,,., msndolIn
S~NsSSy H,,vsy'
ses =. ~. ". -
Ii n bEfECTfVE-Exct llent cppor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
FEMALE HELP WANTED

-'f'H' - - aH rHr ls 80 - a' .H---s
GOOD home thl, winter for middle
uged hdy, have one lt'lo glrl years
old. Q children IN schonl. am away all
dBy NJ work viii pay good salary for
the right person. Mrs Della A. XII
lough. G0tebo. Okla Box 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

S... hg.tfS =
mo nave sovsihl t,o,ss ope,, '" nv}
cCV,Neen we Hs's oI 10 nppV
snJ Fin. Fir a''''o" "A""So' o"'"'' y
..rEn I uy.-,,.
".nl,c,,or. rba hsy. ,h. .h,nt, 10
show early results. must 10 able to
| furnish car OF rig. attractive propG1i-
| tion made 10 producers. unlcss you sfc
nhlr to handle We pfoLo.lll4n hrpll
ch,ion would no, oe consoe,sn, sn.s
WIN w niI'nres susInn,'s"' ,e,."u'
,t,'a,'''n S,,ou. ~" - no.., ga,
me, s,ocnman Onnhoman DIdr. OK
lahons civ Oklahoma
AuEpfrAS ul.ATiNc 20 G,0 Las,
n.n ,N'
,n 1ru manu- m ooou ,oou''s -. :" ,sa,n,. a ,o,
mir water ,nd steam furnaces ''
w,Nrrn r,,o ,,,., o,,.. ,o,, m,t
"nN W. "an' ,I sdSs1
,os "hi NV Wers & o' p,oVe nn'. "sisna, en-
pioymen, Gi,nd Tallo,in. Co. 4 West
grnna GngySeA Ave ''""' '''0''"' w.
-,,,,--,.,.,,
49, "NN,,,ni,o r,,'''u =, w. rn,,,
ris.Ion % Grenhic Pin. H,ur Ark
,i,.Tf,i, r,.n.r,"n.., an .ronra
"n,c ,,ncmsn' an pn,ceIl T.leohons CO., puf.
coll Ohia
uANrFn iwmealnt.ly seyeral farm
hand, ,io rer month ana hor-d
s,raieh, time, Work all winter. Miller
/ nros IOi R7nch, Pilss Oklahoma.
WNNTFD-Ccn,ic,nsn roommate. cal,
\ usnls n, WaIpu, ass
,,S,r,,, ,''e =, .. ,a,a. ,n,a,,..
Via 49, np S,, .iSh, hour Tex,.
p,,,wh 'ny 70 ci,co r..,s
u.,%rr, 60 ,,n,,c
",nS va Ep w.sn GOOD ,op I'm more, would
.oii .ha, .n,,b ,hs mrnsV r Wat.
s%on % lux. opis '"'
.,.,'.r,s, 90
whhTFp-Esper'ehccd o, nan W.
take cnaike o, o.f '.auvpo" aia,y' ,'n., @
hct M ileu man Yoou 'n' ,N
nave references ana some oap''H' W
invest ". WI onAhoWen'
DRAMATIC PEOPLE
Wanted At once, juvenile man. gem
| erai business man, plano player, ton
salary. Wilbur casle. pauM Valley,
Okla
pAptsE6 -onIra sus,,rantee SIS. s6
percent: phone. write, Jack Durch-
field, Hunter, Okla.
WANTED st once. n rood cook. shef
fsr hotel. oknrehe, okla,
ys yTSsn go, n,es.sr f.ct t,ow
WANItD-A EooG p'o@s.sr. ST. 's'H do"
efs Z Co., NORMAN oxla' -
WANTED - Espert automobile M:
ehanics nigh wages 10 e%spe,M % H,o' ro
more bs'nry ava Au'o hepA'r W.
PRINTER. OPERATOR wanted at once,
good shop. steady Job TO competent
man; phone Review. Hydro. Okla
BARBER wanted at once, SIS guaran-
tee. ss percent. steady job. W. W,
Metz, Okeene, OKLA.
SALFsMEN WANTED for large de.
partment store. shoe. clothing. fur
nishlbH ana Dry Hooua uepsr'nehr
every position oIefs an enLa A,se ar sa,
NY anu u moe,M ,om"so" ,aca ~ ' ~
WIN cNps'ismvs o ~. Nv" 10, yc,y
become 2uysr ~ .",a ss",s !" our
s,spr',u a,h $780, ~. nos,,,on. oren me-
worth wbiIe jnyc,tlsating, for we have
,omc rood opeujnKs for men who arc
,rsi nrodIcets Npply "Wednesday and
THURSDAY from 4 10 4 D. M, and be
| tween and 3 o'clock In the evening,
Ask for Mr., II. ". Webster. Hote
skiryln. Oklahoma CITY: City:--
WiNboW 7TRlMMNR and cord writer
| wanted at once for department stors
work bring samples Q, cnrds " po:np.e
Apply. Wednesday or Thursday oetw:sn
70 sP mt rnu tnr Myu ~ Wsbst =,
ui cs,rvin otiahor, civ Ohh
80 ,,., .s,,,,,,,, ot,is.,~I.v
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED

A stenographer In tho Advertising
aud mail order department Of dry
goods store. Apply by letter. stating
experience and salary desired. B-5l0.
OklahOusn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS wANTED--Distrie Manager
to sell health and accident insuranor
In any part OF Oklahoma. Best Of Ca
tracts 10 sell and best Of connmiaooeqe
given. The Western Casualty Co, u.
Gas and Electric Bldg. Denver. CO.
WASTED-Two experienced Industrial
insurance men for good dsbits IN
Oklahoma City. Position pays from ~
to $40 per week. Lincoln Health and
Accident Insurance Co. eth floor Hsfs-
kovitz Bldg. Oklahoma City, 0klA.
SALESMAN wanted who can pro1Rols
a good proposition have stho mill
and mine and want 10 form company
% handle zinc and oil leases. will give
4 good deal. W. J. Ryan. HoldoovIlie,
okla.
AGENCY for EverySody's Friend. klgh
grade CSC article Of guaranteed merit;
removes grease from clothes. 70 party
with selling force very liberal tsfale
will be made. A. Palmer, 2l8 Weot
goth St. New York.
PORTRAIT ARTIST. ws have WI
good opening for two artists. epeeoN
proposition 10 offer. Bauer ACCee-
thy Portrait Co. 80 No. 18th g.. y
Iuuis Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

WE have openings for 2
men as assistants In
large office where ad-
vancement Is | m | t ed
only by your own abil-
ity. Answer In own
Handwriting, 8 tail ng
age, experience and sal
ary expected. Cos, Ok
.ahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

HELP -Dookkespers and
stsnogrS phers trained In Dyaughons
hurIness college nre In demand. the
school can not fill the calls u is re-
ceiviNR SIS 10 $50 IN business or GOV.
eminent work. gooi positions secured
Tor graduates. Enter any time. AZ
work by outline. Individu,, method m
instructfon. No classes 2nd and Broad
way. Phone Walnut 3N.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

POSITION wanted, Oklahoma
or TEXAS as service manager,
or foreman. first class auto
mechanic. 10 years experience.
second TO none on auto elec-
trtcal system, understand s,or-
age battery repairing. capable
handling men and work. have
car, tools, and electrical test
outfit, designed and made by
myself. ~ years old. married.
have good habits Only first
class position considered. Ralph
Savage. Windsor. Mo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
By Goldberg

WANTED -- situation by hoy OF 49,
salary start at ti5 per week, c-s5
OklRhoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
Portrait Men

We have . message for you. sissling
vVs World. r" II % YOU are re- . live proSuess.
waste no time. write or wire ~ once
for date to meet our special travelling
representative. Leach Art Co, no
Grand Ave, Kansas City. Mo. p. b.
Express originals todayi DON'T weert
about prices.
WANTED-Siate and county agsnls
with Ford cars, 10 cell Ford One 4AA
Toweln. Must have some cash. -
". Il. Cannon. Kinskads hotel. rooa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

MANTED-Joh az truck driver. six
wears experience In automobile and
gas engines; references. Maple 2lsii
Il. u Alley.
WASTED-By young man 20 years
Old. office position; high school grad
uate. familiar with typewriter. Call
Walnut t7g,
YOUNG man with years banking
experience. desires position Of re-
sponsibility and trust with good loan
real estate or insurance company
C.6T Qklahoman.
EXTRA bookkeeping work: do you
need extra help on your books Are
your books out OF balance? II you
need help Of any kind In clerical WORK
on books, etc. see Ernest johnson, 10
". Grand. Walnut i3. Formerly head
b0okkeeper nj Morris Packing Co.
EXPERIENCED and competent stock
bookkeeper and comptometer opera
'or desires position in city. o-SS Ok
lahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
WANTED

Statesmen and state
distrib ut0rs to seil
"Sammies Sure Stick"
auto tire patch; mon,
with cars preferred.
Sammies Rubber Co,
Inc, 500 w. Grand Ave-,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
wANTED--At once. two salssmsa n
sell tho Free Sewing machine: blk
money for workers In our new way of
selling. and everything furnished. otale
eEperirpce and how you can be rsesAed
by phone. In first letter. Address J. ".
Stith. State Mgr. Box Nj OklahoMa
city. or wire me Wagner. Oklahoma.
for qtrck interview.
WANT two good saiesmen to Join ne
20 to Dallas fair. seli stock from
booth. sl6 Liberty National Bank.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
w A N T E ID --- Expe-

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N",",,,''' ,,"'u. 'upinn, "a I'u'' ''''''"
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W. A NJ IT E IN Eva
w IN ~ L.. ~ l. n
rieuCed mRu IN GeA GAS
=
stoves. C1OE WAGES 10
O9Ic WHO lS COWl peLegIL.
Ar,,,,a- nu;cL Raee E-,r
'-''0"S' ~'-' Ne@o'
riIrre C0.
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Wan I Ii rueh dIlN'f, must u' "ei
ACQUAINTED WIN l'Iy hhh 'ApsrIe''Veu
'h hahdlihg ul'H s"iI' &" 60
BOYS over 10 years Of nge to work IN
candy department Odrlsa Mfg Co
VAhTtsp-- ,pc,I.nc.d sblpnlnv clerk
pr,,.r an. ,,n,rirnrcd Win buildinx
material A. 81 peBolt. z W Reno.
WANTED-- Bookkeepor and nll.round
office man. must ba'accuraic and fast
Phone Mr. Bontmnn. rBN.si
~ \NTyp- R.snor,lbl. colores eouple
to occupy servants house Tor some
vorS about place. 40 West goth
WAITED A. hooskeeper and
auto accessory salesman, Nrite W,
u Scott. ilomlny. okla
WANTi.D-E Experienced grocer delivery
man. must be STEADY worker. apply In
porson. d9nt tcIephnne' SohauensacA
Nht, lalo "fSt io'r' -----,
WAsHhAN-. Wanted 81 once steady
J.D lor Al mhn, S'l,n ohpuS,sn,u o,,,n,,,
i"u sM'' Nh. N"''''" '''
-. a., -, -.
",5anS 'u'T "Il,'',n' 'tInt. unH s''' "'"'"
~ ,---
NNhI ItlI-W eiaer ana Laa'"'or re-
~, .is,,. S'S ~ y" ,,'..' n.
wan ~ so"'eI,or anu ooi'v.o'
~ ~ h@oi ohiaI n,ea im nam ""
hustlr, he wlli earn lies TO 1900 Der
month. salary and continuation; good
opportunity for advancement Address
u r.. Wilson, as Mercantile Bldg Ok
lnhoma city
WANTED-First cisps porter for bar
her Fhop. 81 w. tth.
WANri'D- Experienced candy maker
for retail store, nt Ucrulds, l0e West
MAN.
y,NTvr- I, .,oe,i.,c.d nys,.sr
AM. Lr.nrb IfrIou. cleaner. and
Overs sli n Hudson.
pnyc .,,,n ,.,,,.i no, .o,nx 10 .ohoo,
shos i,o.,,,si
ay,vTrn r.,.. s.rn.r,.r. =, o,c.
"phans W,in',, i,tS
GoCn .o,,.,,or w.r,.d. ,ooa nay. ,J,v
'uE so,.' ,, -" ''' In,y I
,o NJ '''
'Vs ,,,V, ,V"'' l"S'''''n - n
CANDY MAKER Whhtrn ioT cream
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
SITUATIONS WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

WANTED-By eS-soldier - years old.
position In a theater or show house
Of any kind. Would consider tanitor
work TO start with. though have had
II months experience In taking up
tickets and posting front Address Pred
hults. Ada, Oklahoma, r. o. Box 6is.
SHARE crop wanted by wide-awake
young farmer and exsoldier. II you
have 200 acres good land. and viii In.
vest $500 In tractor and equipment. !
will show you how modern farming"
pays. Let me give you some figures
on operating expenses, etc. OF tractor
farming. W, S, oklahomsn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
MALE HELP WANTED.

NhNTED-Flrst class presser on tail.
Of made clOtbcy Grand Tailoring
Co, 4 West Grand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
Wanted

More lhdles for our Success Club"
average compensation IijU 90 per
month. previous experience unneces-
s1ry. Address the Success club. 9th
floor OIL Exchange Bldg. Oklahoma
CIV Ikl1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION
WANTED-Men ana isdiss 10 learn
barbeS trade: special low tuition
pcsitions suafantecd: free catalog ~.
ls uns city Barber College. lW w"
Cai,fofnis: Harry Kuns. Mgr.
HEN Dur cataos expiains hov ~
teach the barber trade; msiled ftes
4 nckVaYts system Of Barber Coneeea'
". csiiforuia Avenue osiah""s
,Eity, OklA. .-.--.-------------
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
MALE HELP WANTED.
BOYS WANTED

W0 have several routes open for boys
between the ages OF 70 to l5 Apply
ciiy Circulation Manager OkIshoman
and fines
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

COLORED porter. must furnish ref
'rence Walnut TbI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
sllnscnlpTIoN RATES.

SUHSCRlFTlON HHt tto' q, n.
Nv mall. one year ss..,s,.s 80. WV
nv mali ono YEAR with THE Sun
DAY OKLNHOMAS ..,,,..'. .Sroo
Ry agent. carrier or newsboy'
cents copy or 10 cents week
In okiahoms City.
okI.AUOMA cry TIMES, evening"
and DAILY OKLAHOMAN ,mornlnRl
n papers n week delivered ny carrier
IN Oklahoma city and Vicinity per
week, 20 ctn,s' ,-.
An ,irsojicIird manuscripts. Letters
an6 olctnres sent 10 the Times nrc sent
~ the rtsk Of the owner. The 0k'aboins
nubllshjnG company expressly repudi
stea any responsibility for their she
custody or return.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
MALE YlLP WANTED

TELEPHONE solicitor. one witbo clear
voice aud selling ahlllty Apply 10
Mr. S'rolcr J3i IiGcAus EFtlIo Bl1g d.
this morning
WANT good grocery man, must
have some experience. married man
preferred ~ Broadway Circle Grocery,
DO not phone
ANTED--E.psrienCed dfiller ana
tool dresser. standard rig. Red River
Petroleum CO. 1929 state Nntl. Bank
walnut J03s
WtSTEp-A man TO distribute ad-
Nort.alug matter ~ $, Harvey.
ENPERlrNCED prtsscrs wanted at
once. Call In person. 725 y. Hud'
ron.
WANT ID Shoe salealu'u with exptr-
rugs. also young mu 10 learn the
shoe business. aHo extra men for Sat
urdRy work only. Apply, Boston Shoe
shop, Inc
WANTED - Experienced man dish
washer, 50 and board. Mecca Cafe,
Cement OKLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

white woman or girl "a
care for 2.year-old child, call at 2o6
Es,t grd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

High school, graduate
for chemical laboratory.
Apply Wilson e. Co., at
superinterdcnt's office,
Stockyards.
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The Associated Press II erciuaive',
satiilsd 10 the usc for republication Q,
III news dispatches credit-d 10 or no,
eihsrwise credited In this psper enc
sisc the local news published herein.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

wANTEp--six-f foot cigar case; flrol.
class condition. winbray Drug O.,
Walnut 2t5.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
WANTED

WANTED - Experienced man dish
WASHER, 50 and board. Mecca Cafe,
Hnpt0ut owl,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

AMERICAN HEATING co. go East
3rd mar nuflcturers of Patricks oil
burners Tor COOK stoves. heaters. hot
mir water ana steam furnaces
WANTED Two fifr, class coat max
orn. $40 week or piece work, t25J
for plain coat. come NJ once, steady EN-
ploymentt Grand Tailoring Co, West
Grand Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-31
WALT johnson
LEADS HURLER5
American League Speed
King Allows Few Runs
Per Inning.

Chicago, Dec. 31.-Walter Johnson
smoke bali" pitcher OF the Washing
ton Senators. was the most effective
hurler In the American league dur
ing the 1919 season In the matter Of
preventing opposing batsmen from
scoring runs off his delivery
The official pitching averages for
the American league. made public,
show that Johnson allowed an aver
age Of only l.f9 runs per nine innings
pitched. The Washington star worked
ln 80 games, pitched 200 innings and
faced 1913 batsmeu, allowing 235 hits
and only % runs an season OF the
total runs scored OF him. but As were
earned by the opposition Johnson
was also the leading strlkeout pitcher
for 1918, whiting 14l batters-
Eddie Clcotte. who won more
games than any other American
league pitcher and hurled the White
SoE % their 1919 pennanL ranks sec
ond In effectiveness Cicotte allowed
L82 runs per nine innings pitched
Williams, OF Chicago, hit the most
batsmen, sending eleven % first base.
shaw. Of Washington, had the most
wild pitches, being credited with ten
Howard Ehmke, OF the Tigers gavs
opposing batters 1oT bases on balls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-31
HARVARDAMDO OREGON
TEAMS IN READINESS
TO START BIG BATTLE

DASADENA. Calf, Dec 31.-East
/ against west VIII be the order
OF the day Thursday afternoon when
the Harvard football team which has
not lost a game this season faces the
Oregon university, considered the
strongest Of the Pacific coast teams
The two elevens finished hard prac-
tice Tuesday and Wednesday after
noon they went through only light
work IN preparation for the big bat
tie. Referee George Varnelrs whistle
VIII call the players into action
promptly at 2:s0 o'clock
Harvard Il Ready.
stiff workouts were held Tuesday
morning and afternoon following
which head coach Robert Fisher an
nounced his men were fit and ready
for the aggregation Of husky Ore
Fouians who viii represent the west
against the traditional strength OF
the east.
Oregon, a. usual. held one
practice. Another light work
out for the Lemon-FelloW crew
Is scheduled for today, after
which they, too, win call off
training. The weather today con-
tlnued warm but the thermometer
Registered a sIiEht fan from the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-31
b BUD RUTHERFORD.

A THLETICs IN FL Paso, exceeding
"A even the palmy pre-war days
kept apacs with those Of other cities
Of the country during the past year
and Influenced by the reaction which
made the ian want TO dig down and
enjoy some real sport they have Just
completed e most encouraging year
and. better than ever. prospects are
even brighter for 1920 seasons IN
every branch
e Paso rams enjoyed high class
baseball, they had the homer OF pro
QuclnE ICur OF the boxing champions
Of the southern military department.
the usual spirited basketball game
proved TO be q hummer from the
start and they are n0W awaiting the
result Of the departmental football
Championship 70 be settled Thursday
afternoon Aside from the things
above enumerated emphasis must be
placed on the exceptional manner 10
which all athletics we're handled and
70 certainly reVolVes TO the credit Of
those having the different affairs In
charge thai the season came through
10 such a successful manner. ANA
teur sports. particularly we're given
Some Year In 1920.
All OF this naturally just con
tributes 10 g larger and more ample
base Tor athletics in 1920 and Il IS
assured that e Paso VIII not be
found lacking an holding Up its par
ticular end.
Added to the other sports
wrestling seems 90 have Invaded
Fl Puso TO stay, one champion
ship bout has been staged and
another is coming on January 9,
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COBB CONTINUES
T0LEAD THE
BAT5NEN
Georgia Peach Upholds
Tradition and Heads
Singers Again
HAS NOT HIT THE
DOWNWARD TRAIL

NEW EORA- Dec 8l.-Battiug rec
IN ords amassed By the stars Of
other days pale in comparison 70 the
marks already set W By TyruH Ray
mond Cobb, who Il still the foremost
batsman n baseball
The famous Georgia Peach vas
crowned king Of American league
batsmen for the 12th time IN IS
straight years when the official
American league averages were pub
ushed recently but the end e not
yet-not Il indications count for any
thing.
sim Going Ahead.
As far back as three years ago
some few Wild susssers" opined
that the great l5rus was ready 90
start on the downward trail that
he had reached his zenith as a star
Of the first magnitude. Perhaps Cobb
has now reached lis Eenith IL he
has Wen say % Is some zenith. But
az for signs OF the great Ty going
back with anything that resembles
haste-there aren't any
Perhaps Cobb u not quite as
fast ufeee a. he was five or six
years ago. The weight o. years
always takes ilE toll first In the
legs Of a ball player. Cobb may
be two or three STEPS slower get
ting 90 first base thnn be was
Few seasons back. But his bat
ting oFha are apparently JUST a.
bright rs ever. His 1919 record
proves that he can still look AZ
all kinds OF coed uitehlnE and
consistently hammer the horse
hide for better average fhan
any other player IN either league.
There IS bat one player In the
upper strata among American league
batsmen who might overhaul Cobb
and beat him out III he should happen
to have a pooE year at the bat. bar
ring. OF course. the chance that some
newcomer might go crazy and hit
away above bis speed. or some vet-
eran Ike Joe Jackson. who has long
been an unsuccessful rival Of the
Georgia Peach" should take a flver
In batting and surprise even himself.
George Slsler has proven himsElE a
consistent star in every denartms-t
OF the game, especially batting. and
he has youth on his side. He q the
PLAYER In mind
Brilliant as Sisier looks as q uos-
sible batting champion OF the future.
however, he win robably never even
approach The marks that Cobb has
carved IN baseball annals With his
murderous bat