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Real Estate Transfers
W. Bruce ana wife to n. 4

c. W. Bruce and wife to u: 4
Psass 10th st.. 3se 4; .. Of Will.
cbsrTs: l'aH: 't bsrs.e;s "a i; i's1lf' saa vii.
Gath st. 8. g., 5sx46. ........... 80
Henry H. Gubi and wife to John
s; chownins. s4th st. % 4. n.
Erick Linus Goods ct Al to Gust "
Andsrson. A. n Indiana ;, ave" 1ss,dt,s e ,
Mary X. Nielsen and husband g
George ?. r.s hsnnhotf a,as e 18th 't; ,,s lsss
olIs: = s;ss., si:5s i II ,55is';sa Il; u
soth It.. q: g.. 3sx1al..;...;;.... ~
sfRossm'n Roserts .na I wife. sess esseitie st., 50
It. Of 4Sth st.. 8. g.. sorl2sA !
Benjamin W. Briggs to John Han
sen ct al Pacific Ct, 800 IT. v.
Of asth ct, yon.a s. o.. .nS sgxiSSh hn,S.ni !:
Union Investment Co., sw: cor. :
Mary A. Paddock to Clarence l.
Aidrich and wife. st. 50 It. :.
Riehard R. Evans to J. Roy Bloom.
SD ave, aco It. .. Of Dodge st.. F.
O. 4. Bowers and wife to . ID. John. -
son. $40 St; 50 e. 8, Of Cunning .
Albine Hauth and husband to
Pauline aauth; Spring :t.; 1879 .
IT. 9. of 21st st. n: g., 4a. .4sx17s.6 l.o
James A. Sip and wife to Kathertne
Nissen' Pratt .t; 50 IT. . 4 ssth !.
Jennie mi +" Morrison or oni and husband 70 -
Edward p. Griffin and wife, Goth
st., IS It .. Of Charles st., .. 3. .
Alol. sf!'g +. Becker ana viii. to nrn.., '''
Augfin nth and HEAn
benjamin mi ' ". Briggs to John Nc. '
Per- Dsr,sctt .sw;.s sw; sor. 4sth an< Pa !,
psrmott. Pacific It, 50 Il, v. q
lsth st., .. .. 6oxl3sA..:....... !
Msrcelia M. creedon and husband
to Edgar B. Williams, <sth ave.
iss e n. Of Farnum st, W. =. :. j..
John MP P Mullen and wife to Aer..
ham Forman. Burdette st. IS II.
W. Of 2sd St. .. B., 45xl3o. ....: ~
ISABELLE Ras " Abbott ebe ..tS e .Ra RayesS coppS
Rossnn. Carson It Al to william
Bauermeister, sw. cor. 4lst and i.
Harnsy St. <6xi26 ...;..;...::. 49,
psppins o,,,d. NJ GREELEY sPs so husband y, ss ss
eth st.. .. s.. bex15o: .......... is
Albert v. Dresher and wife to Ralph
W. senter. Jones at. SO It. .. OF =,
es ave-, n, O., ssxss ft........... 6.3l
Albert u. Dietrich and wife to Helen
W. Platz, Jackson St. s7.s It. O.
OF SO ST.. s. g.. boxlSs It. ...... Ill
Henry r. Potter and wife to An-
drew Nielsen. Whittmore St. ls0
It. W. Of 25 ave-. g s.. 44xl20 It. 81!
H. W. Harrington and wife to Mabel
l. Hill. ~ st, $50 II. 8. Of Frances
Rssp Bros. 10 Anice NJ. Dennis. 10
ss..,ssoS &. &. is'... Of sshler st. I. :. 80,
zsds b. Moore and husband to
Aida 3. Hutchinson, a. ". cor.
as ave. and Ellison ave-, s6.sx :,
Edna Rose Wick ana husband to
Ina NJ. Bloom. 8. g. cor. 20 and
Sprague, 50xl20 II. ........... S.2l
2. Maud Holden TO r. n. Clarke,
Dodge st.. $50 r. e. Of 80 st.. a.
D., 50xl52.a II. ................... <.ti
Dennis Moran and wife to Adora
M. Russell, Is st. 50 T. q. OF
Laird st., .. 4 toxi2S f. u...... 4sl
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RECEIPTS I'M OTHER MARKETS.
Omaha Grain Inspection.

The number of cars Of grain Of the
several grades inspected 'In" hsrs during
the past a. hours follows:
Wheat-No. l hard. /; No. J hard, -;
hard, is: sampls hard. II; No. 1 mixed. D:
No. mixed, 3: No. mixed. ,; No. 1
mixed, .: sample mixed, /; No. spring.
s; No. : spring. /; No. I spring. .; No. s
spring, ): sample spring, i: No. durum,
/; No. 5 durum. l; total. 12S cars.
Corn-No. . white, 3; No . yellow. &:
No. 8 yellow. ]; No. 5 yellow. /: No. .
No. % mixed. ); % sample n,I.s. i: total.
20 cars.
oats-Ne. : white. 3; No. 3 white. IL:
No. I white, s; sample white. Q; total, -
cars.
Rye-No. :. /; No. :. !; No. I, I; total.
cars
Barley-No. 4. car.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-11
Baby Dies From Plunge
Out of Second Story Window

Dorothy Kull. 2K-year-old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Kull, 2lo
Lincoln apartments, Twenty-first
and Chicago streets, fell from I seq
ond-story window yesterday and
fractured her skull. She was rushed
to Lord Lister hospital, but died
shortly after.
The baby was playing on the bed
and attempted to climb to the snl
of an open window and fell to the
sidewalk. Mrs. Kull was down
stairs.
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Nax York Coffee.

New York, Oct. 1o.-The market for
coffee futures showed fairly steady tone
during toda-''s early trading owing to
denials OF ,sterdays runors that Rio
10 had sold at considerably lower prices in
the cost and freight market After OPEN
lag points lower to higher. active
months sold to 9 points above last
nights closing figures with December
touching 1895 on covering. but offerings
increased later owing to weakness In San
tos, with December selling off to ls.o5c,
and closing at 15.10c. The general list
closed at a net decline Of 10 to II points.
Octoner. 15.25c: December. 1900; Janu-
ary, 1903: March. 15,03c; May, 16olc;
July and September, 1900.
Spot coffee. quiet; Rio u. ise nominal:
Santos 4s, tbHc
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South Side
Hold Four Negroes Who
Had Guns From PaWnSh0f,

Joe Stewart 1904 N street; Rufus
Eyeras, z6l5 N street: Clam
Vaughn and Curtis Bonds, 2606 N
street, were arrested Thursday and
held in the South Side police station
pending investigation into the raid
ing of cne of the South Omaha pawn
shops, which was broken into the
night of the riot Guns and other
articles which have been identified
by the owners were found in their
possession. All the men are ne
groes.
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Siou- City Live Stock.

Sioux City. Ia. Oct. 1o.-cattle-,Re.
stssr:, ssse TED. f;SI0 ,is'ooeiass: grass. s.SeS
1890; tat cows and hsifers, ss.5o@i2s9;
s.nasrs. ss.eooLoe: .og, gTsssssG,:' sG saSe@
and feeders, ss.5e@l1.75; feeding cows
and heifers, S5.00@s.oo.
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head; market is
to 50 cents higher: light. :ia'ssgls'aaSs:
bulk Of sales Sla7501b.ao.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. $500 head;
mArkAt ateadY.
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New York Metals.

New York. Oct. 10.-Coppsr-steady; ;
electrolytic. spot and last quarter. 2shc:
small lots second hand, 21h @22he.
G Iron-Steady and unchanged.
Antimony-$S.5o,
Lead-Firm; spot, ss.1o bid; Deeember,
ss.1s bid; So 80 asked.
Epeiter-Firm; East B. Louis spot,
$3.50 asked
At Londoa--spet: Copper. f1o4 lis Cd;
electrolytic. fl1l; tin. f2s1 ITS Cd; lead,
eat Its Sd: E42 15s.
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Chica3o Produce.

Chicago, Oct ie.-Butter-Higher
creamery. $s96ahc.
Eggs-Hisher; receipts, s,45s cases ;
firsts. 5l@BShc ordinary firsts, 4604c; at
mark, cases included, 43@63c; storage
packed firsts %6h @57c.
Poultry-Alive, lower; spring. s3He;
fowls l7624c.
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ct. Joseph Lave Stock.

Ct Joseph, Mo-. Oct Io.-Cattis-Rs-
ceipts. 1900 head; market steady; steers,
:7.so@1a;;So: COWS Ssa,. and heifers. 1880
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 head: market
higher; top. s15.4S; bulk Of sales. s1S.ao9
1885.
market steady; lambs. $3.50 o 1900; ewes.
sE5067T6.
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Bradstreet's Trade Review.
New York. Oct. l0.--Bradstrssts TO-
morrow will say:
Labor unrest and insfficisney are
principally the only clouds on the COM
mercial horizon, now that living cost
agitation has wansd and prices seem to
have reached an Equilibrium. Some old
strikes. as for instance that IN the steel
industry. have lost much Of thsir power
for unsettlement. but those Of longshors-
men. at New York and San Francisco.
have aimed . new. blow at the country's
export trade. while printers end press
men continue. apparently Determined to
tie up that industry At ths country's
largest city to the benefit Of other CEN
ters where union control Is sufficient to
insure the carrying out Of agreements.
Still the country's trade, despite
obst cles and uncertainties as to addi-
tionai ultimate costs forced by unreason.
able labor demands. seems to forge ahead
slowly at few cities, but 90 swiftly At
most other certers that the general turn
over compares fairly well with the ex-
ceptionai activity Of midsummer, and in
most cases shows gains over . year ago
in volume Of value. or both.
Weekly bank clearings. ss,sll,l6o,o61
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Kansas city 1--we Stock.

Kansas City. Me-. Oct. l6.---eattIs--He.
steers, Choice and prime. s1s.l50ls.1o;
medium and good sag O 1905, eoHamoa,
Si0I5Gl215; light, good and choice, $3.50
0l7s5; eenmop and medium, Ss.259
Hss; butcher cattle. hsifers, ss,ssel+is;
cows, s6.as91s.ob; eanner. and cutters,
SS.0o@S.3s; calves, sl2.5o@1T.oe; feeder
steers. ss.soeises; stocksr steers. $3.50
$50.
III HEss;:Hassssle sss v,. ssai; Il; 90 ese;y;s s;sss
a.xiun suxi sls!sSss ssisss sisissiIssi' Yusiss.
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New York Produce.

New York. Oct. 1o.-Butter-Firm
creamery. higher than extras, 66@s6hc;
extras, 656s5hc; firsts, 55h @64hc.
ERgs-Firm and unchanged.
Gheese-Firm; state whole ailk flats.
current make specials, so% 931Ac; state,
ayeraEa run s0@S6Ac.
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Local Stocks and Bonds
Quotations furnished By Burns. srlnke
New York Money

New YeFk, Oct 1e.-Mereantlie Paper
Gnehangsa.
Frares-pemand, $3.50: cables, s.46c.
auilders-psmand, s7xc; gables. 81 Sc.
Lires--Demaad, s,s6e; cables, s.ssc.
Marks-Demand, SAC; cables. sKc.
Tine Loans--strong: so days, 80 days
tnd sig months. per cent bid.
cen Mcnsy-Firm: high. 8 Per cent;
closing bid. II per cent; offered ct
Per esati last iesl . Hsy esAt
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Twpentins and Rosia.

savannah Ga. Oct. 1o.-Turpsntins--
Firm, Si.47h; sales. 1877 bbls.; receipts
s,s .s, bs,Si; sss;; shipmsns' sis bbl'.; stock
Rosin-Firm; sales, 1876 bbls.: receipts
77a bbls.: shipments. 1o,1os bbls; stock
sl,l7s bbls. Quote: B. sis.e5; p, $161o
I, $3.50; K, $1s.05; NJ, 1870; N, 5000
Wd, $21.os; WV, $si.ss.
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Liberty Bond Prices.

New York. Oct. lo..Finai ptess were
ond IS, s4.l4; first 4ts, ss:4o; second
AIS, 1925: third tHs. s5.s4; fourth tAs
s4.22; vivtory s&s. 1886; victery 4Xh
1884
Liberty bond prices at s:55 ,. m. we're:
31s 10e.lo first Is, $3.50; second Is.
s4,Is; first tAs, s$;ls; second ths. stss;
tory 3&s 1885: victory ~, 1884.
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CHICAGO PnfaYoes

Chicago, Oct. i0--Potatoes--weak; ar
rivals, 90 care; northern sacked whites,
s2.oo92.1o; northern whites, bulk, s2o0
9z.i6; Idaho Rurals, ts.ss924s
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Kansaa City Grain.

New York, Oct. lo.-Raw sugar
Steady; csntrifugaI 7.2se: fine sranulat-
I'd, ac.
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light lights, tlA.zb0ib.toi
packing sows, $la.2501400; pigs. $4,000

Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1000 head;
mon, ss.00@12.5o; yearling wethers. $3.50
010.50; ewes, S5.75@7.25: ewes. culs and
common. s3.00@5.50; breeding ewes, $500
@l400: feeder lambs, $1l.009lS.00.
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Cotton Futures,

New York, Oct lo.-Cotton futures
eissed steady; October, sas0c; December,
ss.isc; January. ss.isc; March. ss.12c;
May, 31lS.
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OIL DIGEST FREE

Write fer our Oh Digest, etvins vsiu-
able up-to-dste information aoout fexsss
Oklahoma. Kansas and other OIL slds snas
every investor should hsvek Teiis ghsrs
you can buy and sell any op stock. Seosss
prices.
sANroskn.
III Rspssiis shg, kaa( as ss6 ~
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cattis-There was an unusual heavy
head being reported in. Beef was in fair
demand and sold Just about, steady with
yesterday. On stockers and feeders u
was an up and down affair. most OF the
best light and medium weight cattle sell
inr steady, with others dull and uneveniy
lower. Gov and heifer trade appeared to
and was dull and weak to quite little
lower than yesterday.
CALVES.
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Spot Cotton.

Buiuth, Nina, Oct. lo.-Linseed-S443
944s.
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Bar Silver.

New York. Oct. \lo.-Cotton-spot
steady; niddling. ss.soe.
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New FORK, Oct. 1l.-Bar silysr--si.ls.
Nsx.caA Dellayse.ela
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New Ferk General.

New York, Oct i0.-wheat-Quiet; No.
. red. SASSY New York export billed.
Cora..spot; Ne. ? yellow and No. .
Oats-rrregular; No. white. save.
Lard--Firn: middle west, s2S.l092s.2e.
Other articles unchanged
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Kansas City. No.. Oct. I0.--Corn-Ds-
cember. $1.2ax; May, s1.21A.
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aorses-Jiv i've Stock-vehicles,
800 Sets of Harness.

30 per cent discount. No war prices.
Here are some of<our bargains: 200
sets of harness, $50 per set. 400 sets
At $65.00. 100 sets Of show harness at
ness, $500. Curled hair leather col
lars, $3.50 each. Other leather collars
S2,s5. Best ~ IN. halters. Sl.45 each.
Concord traces, $14.90 per set OF four.
We are the largest harness dealers In
the west. Reference First National
bank.
MIDWEST HARNESS CO..
706 No 18th St Omaha, Neb.
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New York Coffee,

New York, Oct io-Coffee-Rie No. Z,
ise; futurss. easy; Dsssmbss. ls.iss; jan.
vary, tk,ess
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lrt Open High Low. cIose Ye.'y:
'orn
Dec. 1.s3k 1.AHl 1.22xI 1.nHJ i.13M
lay 1.22El 1.22HI 1.21A 1.13l 1.2lH
oats
Dec. .ln .71kl 70HI .To&I IL
iay 1 1891 1874 .72Hl 72&I .Dh
'ork
)ct. $500 1890 $500 18.0e 3Io0
Ian. 32.46 $3.50 32,46 S2eo 1890
ard.
,ct. 2763 37Se 1iS1 ]fy.Se n.le
Ian. 1875 1850 l21.23 &S.17 2S13
Tbs.
)ct. 1875 I1eS0
an. 1880 l1fse Hfa7 lliSI l1Lk
Minneauolis Grain.

MIHne9p0uB Uk0ns
Minneapolis, Minn.. Oct 1e.-F1our-un-
changed.
Barley-$1.05@1.a
Rye-No. 2, Sl.4oA.
Bran-$36.0o.
Corn-s1. .40@1.4i.
kOats-S5% @6Sxc.
Flax-$444@4.4S.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-11

Receipts and DISPOSITION Of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, Omaha, Neb.. for
"a hours ending at p. m. October 10.
1919 Rrcr1prs
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st. Louis Grain.


st. Louis, Oct. le.-EerA-Decsmbe
oats-Decembsr. 7iAc; May. 7sxa
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Evsporated Apples and Dried Fruits.

New York, Oct. lo.-Evaporated Apples
Nominal.
Prunes-Slow III.
krrirots-Heavy.
ReschAa AAA HAi-1-.--es-i-> f
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LIVE STOCK

Five days this week.s2.2S1 11ll6 eA7l3
Same days last week. .50,2S7 21,926 l1eT2
Same two weeks lgo.53544 2s,S57 1S7,079
Same three wks. eEo.64003 1859 1s1,045
Same days year ago .5&740 S2.4s2 l28.12S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31
Despite Kayo by Dempsey
Fulton Is Great Boxer;
Should Defeat Best.
NOT AFTER DEMPSEY NOW
Should Plastcrer Beat Car
pcntier and. Beckett He
VIII Seek Title Bout.

Unless Fred Fulton tho confess
INK pHHcrcr. has gone back wocful.
~ ln boxing skin Jack Dempsey is
not apt TO have much trouble stick
ing to hls determination to defend
his heavyweight championship cN-
c'usivcy bon this country Fulton.
who iH at present In Europe should
make b easy for'Domps"y 70 rcfIee
tu fight outside ~ the United states
Ilr SHOULD DO this hy knocking
ont every European championship
contender who faces him I'm the
RINK TN" present crop ~ hoNyy-
weights across the pond should be
easy for tho llnky Coufcasor
Despite his wocful showing
against Dempsey hy alleging that
mo bout between them was fake
Fulton o. n good heavyweight lie
proved that before ne met Dempsey
Hc Knocked out some ~ the hest
mon i'm the country and very pJr,l1
ably could have beaten Jess VIII
lard
Outcln4s"s Foreigners.
He undoubtedly uutrl1s-cs men
tikr Georges Carpenter and this
Joe Beckett of England In fact. n
either ~ these boxers meets him I'm
the ring h" win not 80 more than
hgIf u dozen rounds with Fulton
unless he has gone hnCk wocfully
The European boxing fans are
certain to Doe surprised when they
srr Fulton tn action iIc rs really
70 remarkably clever boxer Tor "a big
man. and his len hand i- sure 90 hc
a revelation fn fhpu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31

IVu. base hits. liurkr . bilt~,
Tlrruc, Adams, Grifuuh Tmcr- base
hit Uu,ur. Sacrifice. hu ~tpncr
Sacrifice nv: Bcu-nn. Stolen hu-"s.
Uurkr. NufflL cleveland NA4,,- uu
balls. UaNnc I. Powers 4 ~.Nn,r q.
struck ont hy llnyuc . iilt hN
pitched bait. Onrivn, h, Powers.
VIVA pitch Powers. puuhl, plpt
Adams to l.indnmprc tu Ndlm-
Wuns aud hits. off Powers 70 aud 3
Inv > ia tuuinrS. of Ntouru lU mud
i3 In s 2-3 Innings IimC, t.I1.
ImplrCs. shannon and Nittcr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31

win his keen insight of the game,
strengthened boy years of ASSOCIATION
as player. manager and scout
Thomas is well qualified 90 speak
ON the dcyclopm a ~ baseball IH,
famous ivory hunter drpIoFrs the
break OF No major ami minor
Igtgurs. but declares II is hls belief
thar the break viii be- repaired be-
fore rupture. detrimental lp uhc
best interests OF baseball occurs
Thomas has seen practically every
minor. league in operation this soa
son and declares that baseball is
coming back bigger and better than
every before ami 'hN boy next s,t-
son u Wtu attain an or more Of ITS
prc-wdr popularity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31
Fred Fulton Should Clean
Up in His Battles Abroad
!
Lnrrv DoileY

II lis refreshing 20 talk with a man
like ira Thomas. former star Ihl.1
drlphm American league catcher
ana now Que ~ Connie MlrHs
scouts. who was ln Tulsa Yesterday
looking over Tulsa and OklHhowr
Cuy players Thomas. when first
string wind padts' for the White EIc.
plants, was rated AS unr ~ the
smlrtcst players 800 the gam" and
formed one -of the members ut
Mrcks board of strategy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31
Two Addmi in EIghth

after wufni had singled IN I'M"
sixth. he and Slattery we're retired on
A double play pilts ana CLEVELAND
were safe on infield blows ana the
former scored on Davis single TO
right. Two more were added q"
Tuisa's total In tho eighth. hutko
doubled 10 right hut was out trying
10 stretch the. hit After SlallciN
had grounded >out to henson pll'7
drove one To deep lcft FOR two
sacks. scoring from that station
when Folk dropped Clcvelaud's nv.
oklahoma .City never threatened
bu, once untn the ninth. In the
nm. Henson singled and GrlftiIh
doubled hut uayuc uEhtencd, sirik.
ing out Spreltzcr aud Stoncr ana
throwing l.indnmorc out at iirTl ON
an easy roller
The only Indian Lally wng made In
the final stauyn Adams mn iu lcti
went Tor two bases pitts slow field.
ing permitting the FIRST snckcr 'o
make two bases AMI spoi,ingf1 pos.
slhIr shutout Griffin grounded p"
Wuftu Adams going io third, from
which ne scored ON HrnfonH H'ci'.
flee nv 90 lmrko.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31

Boxing managers who howl long
ana with poor taste on untlNorhulv
decisions, often detrimental 10 the
best interests of the ring game, some
of whom have been In Tulsa, could
well take u lesson in spOrtsmaughip
from Tom walsh, manager OF ial
Moore. who boxed Jimmy Wilde In
London recently wilde was given
the decision In % close nEht and
there were many who believed the
American had won Press disputcn"s
20 this country were almost uutni-
nous insthcir opinion That the y"i.
cran referee. Eugene COrrl had
Numbered in giving WuGc the de-
C,sluu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31

Er .u-tIi Iut $50 So Joseph
pouudcd uNofi fur o. hit, iuia, and toos
tHr a,thud game Of fbt series. although q
uiutb inuinr rail-, hy prs Moinrt lacked one
ruH OK Tying tuh scare. The srurr was B
lua score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31

But Mr. walsh docs not take ls-
sue with Corn. nor does hr claim
victory fnr tbs great bantam !
feel that Mr., Eugene Corri was hon.
est iu his Judgment and,we viii ace
Copt hi, decision iu "a fair sporting
spirit We vii, IN AN chances fight
Wilde again. and n we do. We Will
accept Mr. Corri again as referee.
for he ls q high class man and thor
oughly acceptable TO US" says
Tommy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31
| AplEs SlOag RENARpl

H. aoocv-sfl 'NunthlY' Co-apound Safely relieves
of ths orrrat rnost otarais Hhnornul ras-s r
to DAYS No harfp pain o. intrffsrvner sith uart
ks' - Ho nrut's Strcurthr & 20 s0ouufatt uftisil'
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Jackson = Do.lus pakrr NolIr crrors
lIsbuIi Weaver two base bite. ia hsou
irui. Weaver brs, hs.o mt D COLLINS
I0lsp bases f,vstrr NHli,. double uIs'
uas,r rrau and rpp hssrs un laNs. y''
Eahsr T. oU quinn I struck oui hN
Quinn o. Dos laIHr o.
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This Is raro attitude 10 bc taken
hy 10 boxing MANAGE Men of those
sentiments are needed iu the game
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NHf|tu fuT Mason 300 itnlU luuiNE
H.ufr hl iUulngs
Sioux ti, pUi 900 iuU 6
omaha 600 liO goo o.. %
Nummary Ruua Jackson %. OIi.Hon.
~ IIIIau. u.mmuEvay. Moran. upUdSlU.
H.lusu. Iff.rt Jones schmidt errors
ia tHuu. NuudNin. tsu hass hits Gls.hsuu
Draham shIuklr UupdwIu. three base
Ifa Schmidt sacrifice hlts DrAham. lar
n.,u Mason Wr,t.v hass ou ballf ut
kupp { OH Lyons . struck out Boy hupp
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pitcher lNor, . stolen bases. us'aie. Mar
gan htis and ruus on kopp q and iu b
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pipFa kopp fu Narbrau Giaa.un fu iirm
WEuay io Jackson. Irit ou bases Omaha
lu -iuuh tIty Time ..U Umpire
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SEVENTEEN HITS
MADE BY OILERS
WUFFLI RETURNS TO GAME
Popular lnficldcr Strengthens
Clubs Defense and
Offcnsc.
o.. LARRY DALEY


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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-08
Chautauqua Mirth-Maker
Ranks With Chaplin And
Lauder Declare Critics

Private Peat is declared to rank along
with Harry Lauder and Charley Chap
lin as great mirth-nakcr. But there
are no slapstick methods about him. His
lecture which is to be given at Chau-
tauqua on the sixth night is just packed
with fine clean bumor that bubbles out
spontaneously. He was with the Ca
nadians who stood between the Ger.
mans and the channel ports when the
war was new; he was gassod III the
first attack at Ypres and was finally
severely wounded, lying for two days
in the open before being rescued. Yet
his story is one Of youthful optimism
and Of daro-deviltry and he viii make
you laugh, but through it all is the
strong sprinkling of sober judgment of
men and affairs that has placed him in
the front ranks Of the war lecturers.
As q one man entertainment ON the
platform, he is without a peer. In the
past year he has leetured in moTc than
900 cities including London, Toronto,
San Francisco, New York, Chicago and
Winnipeg. With a snappy subject
plenty Of pep and a wealth of humor,
Private Peat brings to Chautauqua au.
diences a rare story and q splendid en-.
teFtainment.