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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
WOUNDED SOLDIERS
on VERGE OF MU1INy

CHICAGO, June 2S-Ways and
mean. to relieve conditions border
ing on mutiny a, Fort Sheridan,
where a large number OF convalescent
wounded soldiers are quartered, are
TO be discussed today at a meeting
OF staff officers called by Col VIII
liam N. Blspham commanding officer
at the base hospital.
A serious situation has arisen over
complaints Of the soldier, about what
they consider unusually severe mill
tary discipline, poor food, alleged
gross medical inattention and dissst-
isfaetion over reported delays In
granting discharges to men entitled
TO them.
A near mutiry is reported TO have
taken place Wednesday when the
wounded men, chafing a, the delay
as they stood IN line before the
mess bal, refused to obey orders Of
Colonel Bispham to return to their
quarters and ieercd the oommandant
------~----
The Belgian match industry, which
was badly crippled by the war, is
again on . sound basil y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
DEMPSEY CAN'T
HURT, he SAYS
All Trains Bring Many Celeb
rites and Fans 10 Toledo,

TOLEDO. Ohio. June es Victory for
Jess willard with n knockout within
five rounds In his heavyweight cham
plouHhlp contest with Jack Dempsey
here July I. was tho prediction today Of
Walter Munahau. chief spurrinw part
nor Tor the champion Monahan based
hla prediction on his close knowledge ut
Wizards physical condition, gained
Though several yrnrs Of work with
Inn
u WIS Monshnn who conditioned VII
lnid for his match with Jack johnson
Lt Havana.
Tho band covering tho flesh OF WI
lard.s mid-secuun. which mas caused
boxing experts 10 proclaim that the
champion In not In condition. 10 "A wall
OF muscle. MonahAn said today. lie hs-
serted that the muscles protecting VIII
lafd's stomach are like rods Of iron and
that Dempsey VIII not be able TO hurt
him with stomach punches.
DrmpAcy viii he the most surprised
man In tho world when ne let's ny At
WIZARDS stomach with all the power ot
his punches and finds that his blows
VIII DO no dumage." Mouahan said,
man in tho world whsn'he let's fly III
lefnpsey also viii get q shock when
he learns how exceedingly difficult
Willard viii DO TO hit solldly. Jess viii
be greatly changed man In the ring
lie has not attempted TO punish his
sporting partners because he believes
u In not neCesrsry to unduiy misuse
them hut when he gets into the RINK
next Friday 1t VIII bo n different VII
lard than the man the public has been
watching In his training bouts
1t Is my honest opinion that Demp'
sey viii wear himself out with his
daahlng attack within three rounds
Then he VIII be rendy for whatever
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
THEATER BILLS

> -, -, N A,
Empress ,nea's,, "a 10 ~ ~ p. m
William D. Hart IN square
Deal Sander'on; comedy u.
Majestic theatsT III a. m to iV;4o
2 m'-Neal nan ana Eieen
Ssdaewiek IN Inc ran OF NO
Return COMEDY aerial
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK KEENE

As tho result OF tho experience
gained 40 far this season In holding
championship tournaments golf en-
thusiabts are urging that II more fl"t-
ihlo program for tho important title
events DO arranged In awarding tho
dates Tor next ycnt. II Ia not only de-
sired TO avoid actual conflicts. but also
10 have tho dates set 30 that there viii
be- sufficient time intervening to make
" posnblr ana convenient FOR the lead
| lng plhyers In the country 90 compete
In as many MS they wish TO enter
THIS arises from tho fact that
many OF the best golfers have not
been able 20 play IN some Of tho
championships IN which they might
have competed had the time ar
thngemcntr been better In hffnuE
Ing the dates for this year II was
probably not anticipated that tho
game would enjoy hrh remarkable
revival ana that there would be
such grent demand for tho sp
rcarnuco Of the stars In all tho hg
meetings. As Il II. there have been
r0nle dlra appointments.
II IN Con'rndrd that tho National
open. the Jacques memorial cup and
the western Championship came too
close together 70 make II convenient
fJr many ~ tho amateurs to compete
IN Hll Aycuts The result was that hOnc
~ the events did not come up 10 er-
pcvtations
Tho National Open al BfAe Burn IN
event whirh always attracts countiy o.
wide sttcuiion Ms well as the cream of
American golfers, had n representative
field and was q great success In every
respect No rolf fixture has attracted
more interest since the year Ouimet de.
iented NAtdon ana Ray Tor the same
tlllc' Bl' TINS was followed closely hy
NNU..
tho competition Tor the Jacques cnp Hhi
we western chainplohthlp nt thc HuhF"i
HiIs country club In 81 louis. FRANCIS
puIme' holder of the western title' had
particularly desired 10 def"nd his lhu-
tels, ana Chlrk Lvans' holder OF the
Sauonni open uiIs, hsd n,so ih'thleo
10 compete AT ht. Louis. lie hAd lur
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
ONAAN PREDICTS Will LARO WILL WIN BY KNOCKOUT WITHIN FIVE ROUNDS
CAN DEMPSEY STAND JESS PUNCHES?

N,.kc had all his strength behind the
push h1' II didn't hurt the challenger
Ilr a. rrtlon that none OF Demp
Scj victims packed a punch any
where near a, dangefou, a, Willard 5
blows Is not bold one. That willard
can hlt hard and generally land hi,
blows Is accepted as fact. How
many Of these blows, thrown at M,
'Aw and head Dempsey can weather
will remain an unan'wered question
until 'hr two gladiator, draw sword,
a, 1o'rdo
There have been very few heavy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28

"ub u'A,r" and which IL designed 70
land Wy against the casing of j. Will
birds heaIt hard enough TO render the
said J, willard prone long enough for
a stpmmorcr to toll out an understand
able count ~ ten,
A neck pun 1t Is something novel In
modern ring affairs but II was favor-
itc IN Se oiden days when the oy- knew
naugtt Of padded mtts and welded
nothing bat mdulics
Ult since that era when gloves came
into yoru". thus making bigger tho
wedge that man had to STICK against
uc ttrt a. Iu opponent, neck punches
nave been quite passe.
Uut willard Is gong 10 bring them
into vt,lg rSlir with a few new frllls
ANIcncd
Not SO long nro when ! willard got
the actual data on j. pempscys size
and learned of wat low down crouch, J.
Willard probably concluded that belting
J. Dempsey upon the lowered chin with
'rcquency and yigor would be "A 'isk
rather difficult qf frequent arcomplish-
mont SO j WNard used his thinking
rcgllla- ard the result Is the ueck
punch.
j Dempseys usual custom is 10 sail
In Win lowered head Ha exhibits
nothing hitt6ble but tho ramming part
Of his dome and II bent neck. And the
bent neck IL what J Willard plans TO
swat.Slth reckless but remarkable pre-
.iHR some one has timed him TO the
factNhat n a hard smash co,,des with
the back Of n.ck-eyen Il rs the neck
of good firhtcf--,t win do , lot to-
ward curing that person Of insomnia.
J. Willard nurses Lsst such a hone
and goes on pcrfruting the neck chop
per
No, so long ago ! Denpsey heard
that J Willard has a weakness, "hs
do..su't Ike 'sm around IN. heart'
said the informant of ] Dempsey
"n'h bo ph ho \" exclaimed The .ns
llrhtened mauier from the salty re.
rfona Of Utah. lie don't hey7 Well
VOL we'll"
And over sincc than I psmpsey. WIN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
Yuonne Weds
ManyMen;;So
She's Jailed
Proud DOughboy Introduces
Her 10 Friend Who Also
Had Married Her,

NEW YORK, June 2s-petitc
Yvonne Of Paris, whose las, name
IS not known, loved the dough-
boys OF the sThirty-ninth division
so that she married eight Of them.
Now, Yvonne, sparkling brown
eyes and all, Is languishing in a
French jail. Private Elliott
Brown OF Atlanta, who returned
yesterday on the troopship Re
gina D'ltalia, told oi'having been
walking with two doughboy com
panions in Paris. when another
doughboy appeared.
Through his arm was hooked
that OF Yvonne. He paused and
introduced her as his wife.
Browns two companions gasped,
tor each Of them thought he alona
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28

Little ha, been sav abou, Jack
,Dempsey's ability 10 take punishment,
but the fact remains that his chance
OF coping the tile from Jess Willard
or making a good showing against
hin, hang on his power to withstand
terrific jol,s while handing ont some
OF his own.
Dempsey has terrific wallop In
either hand He IS a clever boxer
and as fast as they make the big boys
All fans know these things about him
hut he has had lltilc chahce to snow
hi, ability 70 assImlate punishment
for the simple reason tha, he has
dumped over his opponents before they
had much chance 10 hammer him
Many oi these lads packed pIe.drlver
wallops and could have helped settle
the problem had not Dempsey been
too clever for them
Oddly enough the only Knockout !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
WIRE CONTROL BILL
READY FOR WILSON

WASHINGTON, June T.-The bill
ending government control and opera
ton OF telegraph,, telephones, cable
and radio communications was made
ready in congress tonight for Presi-
dent Wilson's signature, Final legis-
latiye action was taken in adoption
by the house today and by the senate
tonight Of the conference agreemen,
which - expected b. terminate saFeFH-
mcni wire administration July II
As finally approved, the legislation
ends government control at midnight
on the last day of the calendar month
in which Prcsiden, Wilson approves
the bill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
KITCHlN SAYS CLAIM
BY M0NOElL TOO BIG

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-The re-
cent statement of Representative Mon
dell of Wyoming, majority leader II
the house, claiming an unprecedented
record for the republicans in handling
legislation at this session, was vieor-
ously denounced by Representative
Kitchin. democrat, OF North Caro-
lima, in a speech in the house today
The former democratic leaders re-
marks provoked strong resentment on
the republican side, and for more than
an hour the house was in a wild polti-
cal wranele. Mr.. Mondell replied to
Mr.. Kitchin in equally strong terms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
What Jess and
lack Did With
Same Opponents

Willard.
July 20. 1919 No decision. Arthur
Pelky. ten rounds
May 20. lsl3-iost 70 Gunhoat
Smith. twenty rounds.
June q. l9is-Drnw with Charley
Miller. four rounds
December .. l9l3-So decision
Carl Morris, ten rounds.
Demptey.
September 10. Knocked out
Charley Miller. one round.
october .. l9li-ncat Gunbont
Smith, four rounds.
May ~, IsiS-k knocked ont Arthur
Polky, one round.
December 10. 1918 Kno ked out
Carl Morris. one round.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
De VALERA ASKS
FAIR PLAY FROM
AMERICAN PEOPLE
Principle Of Self DetermInIsm
Is Invoked.

NEW YORK, June 28.-"Ireland
asks that the United States endorse
her claims 10 the right Of seli.deter-
mination by extending recognition 10
the Irish republic" Edmon De Va
lera said last night
MAY not the Irish claim this right
The Irish, the only white race now
held in slavery, have been held in
subjection by Britain for more than
700 years; but in all those seven CEN
turies they have never acknowledge d
the right Of the usurpers TO rule
over them; have never abandoned
the struggle for freedom and have
resolutely clung to their racial ,radi-
tions in spite OF continuous and bar
barous persecution.
AS a result Of the recent elections
the Irish people have set up a rarlia-
ment and government, Of their own
AT the elections two 10 one ma
jority declared in favor Of the re-
public and the representatives chosen
met in Dublin as q national assem-
bly, (Dail Eireann) ratified the re-
public established In 1915, and ap-
pointd . president and government.
= have come here as the repre-
sentative Of the government thus es-
tabiishd TO ask for recognition Of the
republic by the United States, the
historic champion Of oppressed peo.
pies and trust that the lover, W
liberty in this land Of freedom will
raise their voices in support Of our
plea Of irelaBd"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28

- " y
which J. Dempsey
cts with n lot oI
,oyetousnoss u eS-
hibitiug daily 10 the
hot r0lloi n new
Crasler which hs
terms tho neck
punch " 1t IN the
hope ~ J. W lizard
that hy use Of this
pugtlistlc soaker no
will To able TO
clout all the bnttla
ir. out OF J. Demp-
sew IN two OF three
clouts
In rebuttal. J..
Dempsey is show
Ing something new
which Ia termed q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
Latest Dope on
How Willard and
Dempsey Stand

held the KEY TO her heart, having
as they stated, visited the minis
ter with her. Brown was not one
OF lvonne's victims.
The French authorities we're
appraised OF the girls marriages
and when she was arrested, she
confessed TO eight.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
Hottest Job
and Coolest
Discovered
One Man Works at 212 De-
greeS Above Zero and An
other at 20 Below,

Who has the hottest and who the
coolest job in Oklahoma Cityl
Answer: Charley l.. Cochran ha,
the hottest
Answer: NJ. Coins has the coolest.
Cochran does the "hot work" at the
Frisco roundhouse. When q Iocomo-
tive with damaged flues comes into
the roundhoue, cry goes up for
Charley. The fire is shaken from tn.
boiler, boards are thrown on the floor
and Cochran. armed with sledge-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28

SUMMARY. Two bbsr M bfIEF7
stolen bases. Rsn,,n. Hartford. 'usa
-Igrurr nit Co'tcy Double l.afs.
Meadows. Grif'ith snd spretter Hauk
end Sprsizer, Llndimorr, Benz n aud
sprritEcr Ilnuk, Grifn'h and slreiyer
CnTay Hartford Hnd IinSbrroE struck
o4t. by Nusscr .. ~ Meadows ! Bases
ON bslls. Of Meadows T. on Nusser :
lllts. on Meadows. = ~ innings. none
out In ninth 0n Stoner, In lnuluf
left on bases, oklahoma CITY 2. Dcs
Noinrs s Ht by pitcher, ny Meadows
tWa.ker) Time, 40 Umpire, Holmes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
BASEBALL
National LaAuua.

National lsauus.
New York al Boston, clear. two
games, l'i5 and SIS y. m.
Philadelphia Vt Brooklyn. cloudy, two
games. 20 and $40 p. m.
Cincinnati Mt pittshurgh. clear, SIS
2 m.
St Louis at Chicago. clear. p. m.
American League.
Boston at New York, cloudy. two
games, lSo and $50 y. M.
Washington at Philadelphia, cloudy,
two games l.30 p. m. and S:36 y. m.
Cleveland at Detroit. clear ; =. m.
Chicago Mt St. Louis. part cloudy. J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
T0DAY'S GAMES.
Western.

western,
Sioux city at Oklahoma City.
Des Moines at Tulsa.
Omaha n, Wichita.
81 Joseph al Joplin.
American.
Chicago at 81. Louis
Washington at philadelphia.
Boston nj New York,
Cleveland at Detroit.
National.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia AT TrOoklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
ST. Louis at Chicago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
AmerIesn AaaocLntlon
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Western.
i's N.urs J oklahoma Cfy g.
81 Jose .rN t-h; Nichtta o..
IulHl 4 sioux C.ty 2
j PIN s. omaha 4
American.
Detroit {, Cleveland :
- Louis 4; Chicago I.
laln elsewhere
National.
Clu ,nnuu s. Pittsburgh !.
Chicago 3: st. LOUIS
- Brooklyn Philadelphia game
moved forward; none yesterday.
American Association,
Toledo T. Indiana polls g.
Columbus s-Louisville rain.
Milwaukee o. Minneapolis
Kansas city 4. St Paul 0. Fourteen
lnnlngS.
southern.
A. Atlanta q: Little Rock 7.
A. New orleans e. Chattanooga I
tTen innings; dsrknessl
At Memphis 2-9. birmingham Ia
Texas League.
A. Houston 2 san Antonio !.
A. Beaumont ! Galveston !.
A. fsyt Worth 1. Dallas :
Al Waco Shreveport. rain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28

Jack Dempsey hammering away at
stomach Of Bill Tate, his willard
slte sparIing partner, above, and
willard showing up lett OF Waiter
Monahan and countering with his
own left.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
JESS EXHIBITS
"NECK PUNCH"
While Jack Has Developed q
Regular ''Rib Ticker"
sy FRANK @. MENka,
international News Service staff Cor.
respondsnt.

TOLEDO ohio, Juno ,s.--The nobls
athletes who VIII perform fisllo fents
iur 10 Multitude ON July I are dovuiinx
the waning hours ~ training camp days
tu pvrfocIiug new wnllopr
N MIILrd n..ENaanr Of the rrnMn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
Trl.city Golf Meet Bsolns.

KANSAS CITY, June is--Wiih a
field Including some OF the more clever
golfers OF Chicago. ST. Louis and Kpn-
sas CITY, the tee-oH of the TH.City
rolf tournament started here this
morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28

know OF that was scored on Dcmpsey
was registered by Jim Flynn - and
Flynn WASH, a notably hard hitter.
Fred Fulton was credited with a
terrific kick but he was scared timber
when he tackled Dempsey and Jack
laid him low before Fred could CON
meet Billy Ml,ke landed more solid
punches on Demwey's frame than an
other opponent, bu, Miskc lacked the
stuit 10 trouble Jack g.
Mi'ke and Dempsey met las,
THANKSGIVING day in Philadelphia
One blow Miske landed was a right
10 Dempsey Jaw. It landed flush and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28

PARIS, June pa despatch from
Vienna says new. has reached that
city from St German that DR.. Karl
Renner, head of the Austrian peace
delegation, has delivered to the peace
conference a note requesting suppress
sion OF Article ~ OF the peace treaty
with Austria This article authorizes
the states which formerly were part
OF the ustria-Hungarian empire TO
pay their share OF the war indemni-
ties from private Austrian properties
in those states.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28

Was Maybeile a succe. at Palm
Beach," "Oh, yes; she got along
swimmingly. In fac, she managed 10
ou,s,rip all the other girls."-Cornell
Widow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28

More than sj60.0OOO0O Is now in
vested IN American shoemaking and
more than 100000 wage-earners are
employed,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28
AUSTRIA PROTESTS
kLAGENFURT SPLIT

PARIS. June 2S-The Austrians
have protested to the council Of four
agains, the division OF the klagcniurt
district between Austria and lugo-
Slayia, as recommended by the special
commission which investigated the
matter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28

Lynn, Mass, with over 100 factoriss,
is the leading shoe city in the world.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-12
SENATOR SMITH RETURNS
 l FROM WASHINGTON

Senator Mark a Smith returned to his home in Tucson last week, having been at Washington the greater part of the time the past four years. He did exceptionally good work in Con gress, especially for the interest of Arizona. Mohave county has reason to thank him for the good work he did in the matter of the appropria- tion for the bridge across the Colo orado river. This appropriation was eliminated at the last minute from the Indian appropriation bill and wires to Senator Ashurst and Con- gressman Hayden brought the reply that nothing could be done at that particular session. Anson H. Smith wired Senator Smith asking him to use every effort to have the item re- inserted in the bill and the following day waS advised that the bill would go through with the appropriation, and it did. Mohave county has a bridge across the Colorado river at Topock, which is one of great impor- tance to the National Trails Road and especially to travellers through this county.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-12
LAWS FOR MOTORISTS | EFFECTIVE JULY lST

On and after July 1 the motorists of the state will have to observe some new laws on the subject of driving a car. The present law has been amended in many particulars. One of the most important of the amend ments is that in making turns in eith- CT cross roads or streets the driver must signal the direction he has to turn. If be is driving closed car he will have to provide some means of letting other motor ists or the foot travellers know the directions he is to take. A conviction for failure to comply with the law entails fine of from $1O to $200 and imprisonment. The law is drastic and the drivers of motor cars had dibetter take c0gnizance
 A motor license now costs Jess than last year, as the license; es;paid for on quarterly showings. Hsfeafter if the motor car owner bought a license in June he would have to pay for the en- tire year. Under the new law he Will pay for three-quarters, and the man who takes out license in October, will be charged only for the last quarter ot l the year.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-12
Shipping Silver to India

Another big shipment of, silver to India by the American government has just reached San Francisco from Washington. The bullion was part of the coin recently melted to fin the needs of the Indian government and amounted to $12,000,000. This is the largest sum in silver ever shipped from this country at one time and will probably complete the demand for the metal from our government direct. As our government will soon be in. the market for silver we rather believe that no more will be loosed to foreign demands during the year. Silver has a price of better than $1.25 per ounce on it in European markets, so there is no reason why the government should book losing on account of other nations. We are keeping up the price of wheat and other commodities, and why not silver.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-12
COMMERCIAL HOTEL

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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-12
At The Hotels This Week
BRUNSWICK HOTEL

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