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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
THORPE IS LEADING
NATIONALS BATTER
Giant 'hsIoff Rushc@ to the Front
Win Rafting Percentage of
III In - Games.
PECKlNPAUGH STILL GOING
... 2on'H cmoithcctaoinR Feit
Beet In America; Cnhbs Third WIN
Neach In Between Them, Tris
Speaker lar Down.

Jim Thorpe tho fgU .bloodcd In
dian graduate az Carlisle Indian
school, who ln 1919 gained the dis
'iuc'ion NJ being tho worlds greatest
athlete hy winning tho amateur all
around chnmplonshlps at the Olym-
r.. games Zoo Stockholm SWEDEN.
ana now % member ~ tho Boston
Braves, has stepped out I'm front
among tho hat'ors ~ tho National
irhtd", with an average of .Ill. uc.
rnrllrE iu averages released toduy
and which include wednesday q
games. lhorp's great difficulty
since coming into tho big leagues
has been bits inability ~ hit A curve
ball, but hr has overcome this His
mark was acquired iu % games.
'aNNy tt1taih, the veteran slug
ger ~ Philadelphia. tho runncr-up
in Thorpe, with mark 10 .37g. has
played in hc games Cravoh has
Increased his mark iu total hHaes 10
ll1. This figure was attained on
90 hits which included IL doubled.
2 triples ana homors Uis mark
Tor circuit drives tops tho home
run hiucra
Max Fack. the little Chicago out.
fielder. by daring base running has
'ict Olson. Brooklyn. aH run
maker Zach has crossed the plate
~ lines. Bighoc. Pittsburgh. with
10 stolen bases 10 his string. con
iinucd 90 bhOw the way 10 tho base
s'onlcrs and Jake Dauhort. Cincin-
natl has taken first place among
tho sacrifice hittors with lG slcri.
fees 10 his credit.
other loading bauors for 20 or
moro games Young New York.
81. Williams Philadelphia. $50,
Southworth. Pittsburgh. 500. Ruosh.
Cincinnati, .2lo. WinRo. Cincinnati.
.3la. HunciChN Brooklyn. NaII.
Hurns. y. Y. .3I1. Deal Chicago.
.31l.
pcckinpaugh SIN leading.
Roger IcckiupauEh. New york,
continued To lead the regulars iu bat
ting in the American league. though
he Is topped hy Eddie Murphy, Chi-
cnEo. who has a mark of ~. made
ln A. games p,CkinpaughF aver
ago FOR 30 games, g. .3s2. Ho also
Increased his lead In runs scored and
leads that department with a mark
OF 80 runs tu his credit. Bob Vcach.
Detroit. has dropped o couple points
behind hia tCamma'o Cobb who has
and Is thrid with .35G. Cobb's mark
is .GrE
George sisler. the St Louis star
who made II hits IN his last seven
game four Of which were douhIcg
and ono triple. hps taken the lead
from Roth. recently traded 10 Rostnu
hv Philadelphia. for total base hon
or, with % mark OF fIg. This mark
g. the result of q hits. including Is
doubles. four triples and four
h0mrrs. made In 2l9 times 40 hnt
Ruth. Boston, hagEed another
homer and heads tho circuit drive
hI'iorg with seven. Chapman. CIcvc-
land s'Wl ont ~ tho ramc with a
strained liramcnt. continued TO lead
tho sacrifice hittsrs with mark
OF %. with we Foston. rloFcv
pushing him wrh g1 Johnston.
Cleveland. with o. stolen bases con-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

The month of June failed 10 see
recorded IN TULSA county as great
a number Of marriage licenses as
wcro issued Boo NAV the june record
being 100 as against i71 issued IN
NAV Licenses wcrc issued 10 ~
couples during the pas. week Fill
ings in tho district ami superior
courts were about the same as tho
weekly record for the past month, II
new cases having boon filed I'm gu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
Half Million Dollar Gate Is
Latest Estimate From Toledo

soldier camps ana hospitals whore
wounded overseas fighters are ro-
cupcrating II is hoped that event
ulHy tho pictures may he shown boz
public generally without violating
mo Jaw Richard ard Willard sfil
retain their 'wo.'hl~is interest I'm the
films hu' Dempsey sold his third be-
fore 'he fgh'
Because of tho controversy over
the number 0f knock downs urmpect
scored ln tho first round. the first
exhibition 0f 'hr pictures T,1cduIeI
tomorrow is being awaited IN Se'flo
tho dispute Referee TocorI said
there were six knockdowns Demp-
foy believes he Nporod the cham
p.on sven times Boxing experts at
the rincsido vary from five Ia seven
knorkduVus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
.nnued to show tho way to the base

hnued to show tho way 10 the base
stealcrs
other leading bn,ters for 20 or
more games. Flagstead Detroit.
239 Sislcr, 81 Louis. a3S. Milan.
Waahlngtou. $40. Jackson, Chicago.
329. kinney. Philadelphia. Ggl.
johnson, cleveland. 12l; Roth. Hos-
ton. 317. Rice, Washington. 30.
Ruth Boston, 3l5. shorten. Detroit.
2l7. Smith, cleveland S1I. D. COT.
ling Chicago, 306. Bodic. New york.
30A
O'Marra. Indianapolis, made tho
hast showing among IN" bHtters Of
tho American association by climbing
from 18Th 10 seventh place. Az
though the leaders Hs n whole sur
tered slump in their hitting. very
little change occurred. HcudryN.
Louisville, heading the list with 3Id.
Rob RcsCher, Louisville. ran him
self into "A triple tie with the Kansas
city duo-Rcckcr and Y. Miller
for honors as runmak-r.
Good, Kansas city. took the total
base honors away from his team
mate, Becker. flo lead with l13
bases. made on 81 hits J McCsr-
thy Louisvillc broke tho iic in sac
rifcing hits shared with Crane. In
.dianapolis. last week NcDarihy's
mark is 20. Smyth. Milwaukee has
tied Ecschcr FOR stolen base honors
with 20 thcftS
other leading batters Becker.
Kansas city. 3a2. W Miller. KanNaa
CITY. $40, GOOD. Kansas city. 53l,
Kirkr. Louisville. 3gS. TaFRart. Co
lumbus. 322. O'Mnrt. Indianapolis
az. Rctzcl. Louisville. 3l5. GOWNS
ton, indianapolis. 2il, pcForo. In
dnnapoiis, 3Os, Cochran, Kansas
CITY 2Of
J. sullivan. New orleans. suffered
tho biggest slump among On" lead
crg I'm the southern association ace
cording io averages which include
games of.lBst Tuesday He dropped
from nffh io nth pnr" Although
falling E'Ehtly iu their batting, tho
leader. are uuded ny Peters. Blr-
minEham, has taken tho lead in
minhham, has taken m" lead I'm
number Of runs scored, having
counted g. times Duncan. Hirming-
ham. leads Don t0'u' hpHns WITH ] ~.
Brown. Mobile. continued 70 lead the
home run hlltrrs with five, kntupr
New orleans. heads Tho sacrifice MT
ters with IL and Gilbert New or
leans. broke the tie fnr stolen has"
honorp shared last wcek with Gran.
ChattanooEl. Ilo pilforcd 20 bases.
Other leading hatterr Duncan,
BIRMINGHAM. 3Et. Mayer. Atlanta,
arg. Gilbert. Ecw orleans. .3LS.
ChristcuBury. Memphis, 31a. r Nc
uonald Nashville. 7l2. carroll Nom
phIs .3O5. Rrotcm, Little ROCK.
'agr. Grimm. Little Rock. 29i, /
Griffin. Atlanta. .'9t
. H.Y...|t4 have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

Ahattrd for McHotsy n nNH
ISbausd Tor Wh.tstousc i1 eighth
rRatfet Tor Mcbride iu seventh
tcorr hy iuaIuEr
WaHlurfHn ............ nnO raN M.
New York .......-. 600 gUh urg q
summary. Runs. Judge POSTER milan
Rice. ripu p Pratt % Hannah Nelson
errors Iipinlrh Nrpnic. Schneider. .fvu
base tita NofI~ Wick Rice Nelson. rrrf
.nphuEh three uAss hii. pIrIurH Stolen
hAses Pratt Rice. double p'aFb Tr.IHn
pauEh 90 Pratt Hannah to Pratt sIaNttG
90 Pratt 20 rrp h,asS ~ balls on
Schneider O ,H Nelson 'Tu srHvIgr o.
on Dah OF Whushoutr I t'fu.a out
bE ArtusIit. hr Nelson H hy craft
khtDNn NANF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

Results Yesterday
" Cstern League.

Western League.
At TULSA z, WICHITA ?.
~ 81 Joseph &. Sioux CITY 0.
A. Des MoincS I. Omaha o.
Al Oklahoma City-Joplln, no
game. rain
National League.
A. BROOKLYN 4-l6. Boston IS
A. philadelphia 3 New york 10.
At Pittsburgh -. Chicago 10.
At Cincinnati A. a. Louis 4.
american league.
At Boston &c. Philadelphia 6-s
Al New York 6-5. Washington
4-ll
RoEton So. Philadelphia b-s.
A. chicago ,. Detroit d
At st. Louis 6, cleveland ?.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
10 VOC e-s. w..hlnrlon l1l.

NtN YORK, July o New York ant
WathiuCtou broke even Boz weird double
header today lasting five and a hAIf hours
The YANKEES won tho first game. a 90 4
although The local pitchers isN1sd n basa
ON balls Washington took The second came
IT 60 S. by scoring eighi runs oN RaEs,l
lu tua 'rst inning after two we're ou
on ola hits. including Meposkys home rur
and nv" New York errors
The rlUrss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

rhauot Tor karsn in SIKH
fhatted for RNey boz eighth
Soofe hy Innings
Nov York ............ .O2l oil s2i-io
Philadelphia ........ OUn 0u Oai-
summary HIns, Rurnt. Young chase
noll" Z. haut q Zimmerman. \ hAlfa
MttHriy Callahan 1 PraFcr Whittsd a
haNrlfi RiNry. suot Luderuu two hats
bits Limmst,uan King Doyle KtuM
haitd Whitted 2 R.Hsy. Callahan. Ban.
Doyle Callahan double playt Doyls 10
Chase, bancroft 10 Cady. naird 10 Fearee
bases on balls on Causey on Raey Q
struck out hy RiHsy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

ihattod for k,stug 100 ninth
Score b. innings
Boston ..............,.. 100 O0l O0O--2
brooklyn ,............ 600 600 alG-A
summary. Runs. Powell Boscksl Crit,
fih Wheat Myers Kruger. orrott. John.
siun 2. kuuctrhy WAfd two hase ht.
Powell; three base 'hit Ward double play.
fisiter 20 Olson 10 konsichy, bases oa
usls, OF ksating D. OF rieffsr struck
out. by Heating Z, hy rfeffer
SECOND GAME
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

score by inuIuEas
IhiadslphA '....... OO1 O0A O0I q
Boston ......... 400 fUu U1I d
summary ltuuF WITT Thomas. Walker.
tirunk q. buruA kopp Perkins Nu
Hooper Ruth o. MeNAI'y. errors Tho,nas
Wakcr Lamar aAnugu O. James .. tWu
rrns. Ruth . double Jh-s thonaa 10
VIE To- burrt BurHf 'n UUghu ip Wurns
has.. ON halls on johnson g.. ou James
oN lone, struck out By johnson
& by Jamos 1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

PlrTNnuk9H July S. chicago hatters
hammered tho delivery of both Hamilton
and Nlll Tor 10 bits today. tho visiiara
winning no 20 . Msrkl- wlh siuEis
ivo doubles and a triple and Mann With
two uplss led tho attack
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

CINtlNNAII luly 10 The Reds made
Thy hHrtllfE Ooodptl oui ~ tho hoS In
.h" trf HninE and forcing Roidsu i5
.'ave .7 'he second taking the rhms. 10 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

summary TNu-busc hits. MuTni ..
lhNnc. Mueller. -Arriflcr hitS, MuG-
ill, EaNnr, sacrifice Tlys, Roche.
Ihomh~un; stolen bases. Dilts >
IlcrncA, Nilhuit; bases ON hnll-. off
BaNnc >, Of Norman > struDl, out.
hN Inlnc .. hit bN ptrhcd ball. b,
Bnluc NnShhurnl. bN Norman
DAVIS double plays. Wuffli Ia
ItcrncN 90 liO"hc, rcrncy To- Wuffli
tn Roche. Cleveland tn Muffli Ia
Roche. lrlt ou hn-cs, Tulsa n
wichita . time. i.23. umpircS, ICL-
man ana llurlburt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

Swedish iron orc deposits nave
hccu estimated hr experts io contain
I 800 900 600 tons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
hostoii


Boston ............... 600 no 100 A
brooklyn .......... SIS loo OOs-.-tA
summary Rams Rlgrert. Powell Holke
u'tou, Johnston a. Uriiiuh q u wheat
Hickman Myers Ward krusEer Mitchell
o; errors, Thorpe Bosrkel Mafanvills
Two base hits. roVsu Thosp,. Olson, o.
Wheat. three base hits. Olson .kohstchy.
Ward double play. MhrAnvills 70 Holks
l. or FillinEim ou Mitchell struck
pui, BY fillingm l. by Mitchell s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

PHILADELPHIA. July bIAitsI Gala.
lan hit home niu In the ninth and
Baird aud Meusel Singled, sehunp relieved
pubuc and stopped philadslphiaT rAliv 10
40 10 a.
The rgnrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

Srur" bN tuing,.
Wichita ..... 600 600 OO.---a
lul-h .... lOt DiO UON--8
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-20

Get in the habit of buying 30 day supply ahead and
see how much you by paying cash.
No. Cans Quaker Tomatoes for 55c, ner doz SOS
No. Cans Victory Tomatoes for 6Oc, per doz >lIS
No Cans Golden Rule Tomatoes for S5c, ner doz So9
No Cans Vance Tomatoes for GOO, per dor Sl.1S
No Cans California Tomatoes for Sl.lO doz 1lO
No Cans imperial Club Corn for 9Oc ner doz SlIS
No Cans Extra Standard Corn for SO5, doz SzOO
No Cans White Swan Pork and Beans 6Oc, ner doz SllS
No Cans Campbes Pork and Beans 9Oc, per dor SlfS
No Cans Early June Peas for 9Oc, per doz .$lfo
e No Cans Campbers Scum for7Oc uer doz .Si'1'
No Cans Wauco Red Beans for 7Oc per doz Sl"1o
Nc Cans Lye Hominy for zoe, per doz Sl'Ss
Cans 6 OF Evauorated Milk for Csc per doz oSe
Cans II o. Evaporated Milk for Csc, per do1 Sl'ZS
No Cans Gooseberres for GOO, doz Sl'fo
G No Cans Red Raspberries for 9Oc, per doz $l'fS
No Tall Cans Seeded Cranes for SllO per doz SzlO
No Tall Caus ShTimps for GOO, ner doz >l''S
Packages Macaron or Spaghetti for 60c, doz SllO
6 Boxes Double Din Matches for Soc oer doz OOc
Large Rolls Crash Tissue Toilet Paper SOC, per doz sSe
Tins Prince Albert Tobacco for sOc, per doz Sl'I'
Il No Tall Cans California Table Fruits in extra
heavy syrup, each California Yellow Cling Slice
Peaches Apricots Bartletts Pears and Royal Anne
Cherries for S['o
Read this entire ad hand in your kitchen these
nrices hold good until next adj and II will keep you
posted as to what you should pay for groceries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-20

IS h. sack Panhandle Maid Hard Wheat Flour for S3l5
as h. sack Of Seal Wapco Abatross or White Crest
Soe, vh.., Flour for ............. S32s
The miers claim that there will be advance shortly
so il will be wise to lay in a so day supply.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-20
Star Cash Grocery

The store that is after the cash business with
prices lower than any store in the Panhandle,
quality considered.
SOC West 9Th AMARILLO TEXAS Phone 434
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-20
Expert Eyeglass Fitting

nr UI.rFe Wuirotf 4naria iis'
Suite i2l3. Fuqua block Phone sec
or 1917 fof an appointment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-20

Libbys' Hawaiian
Slice Pineapple
and MIA
Table Fruits taste
different. Try
them once and
you will continue
10 use them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-20

Libbys Queen and
Stuffed Olives. May
onnaise Salad Dressing
and Chilli Sauce can
not be equalled.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-20
EVERY DAY STAPLES

IS h. sack Panhandle Maid Hard Wheat Flour for S3l5
as b. sack Of Seal Wapco Albatross or White Crest
Soft Wheat Flour for S32S
The mllers claim that there will be advance shortly
SO il will be wise to lay in a so day supply.
rs h. sack White Meal SIPS
rs lb sack good mixed Chicken Feed SlOO
Large package Ukons Pure Wheat Graham Flour Csc
Large package Ukons Pure Whole Wheat Flour 3sc
Large package Swan Down Cake Flour 4Oc
Large No White Colorado Potatoes, per 100 SIPS
h. Bucket Of Crsco .SSc
h. Bucket Of Crisco Slb5
O III R,cLo, of Crsco ....... $3.50
10 h. Bucket Svft's Jewell Compound S27S
Fresh Swift's Premium Hams, good per ID SIC
Syyifs Premium Bkf Bacon, to h. strips per Id SIC
Pound Boxes Syfts Premium Slice Bacon, per box Csc
Swift's Hams and Breakfast Bacon smoked here in
amarillo and YOU will always find them fresh and fine.
Gallon Cans White and Dark Ksro Syrup each Ssc
Gallon Cans Silver jug and Kookoo Corn and Cane
Syrup each Csc
Gallon Cans Velvs, New South, King Komas and Ar
mours' Very Best Pure Cane Syrup for Sl.ls
Gallon Cans A. P. Cane Maole Flavor Syrup for Sl.7S
Gallon Cans Winner Corn Cane Maple Flavor Syrup Sl25
arge Cans Hickory Maple Sugar and Cane Sugar
Syrup for ..... SllO
Gallon Cans Dixie Jelly assorted lavors for . $50
Gallon Crooks Armour's Pure Fruit Jelly for Sll5
Gallon Glass JUGS Tomato Catsup each sl'VV
Gallcn Cans Solid Packed Apples, per SOC
Gallon Cans Solid Packed California Peaches each Csc
Gallon Cans Solid Packed California Apricots each Csc
Gallon Cans California Plums each Csc
Gallon Cans California Bartlett Pears each soc
Gallon Cans California Blackberres each SlOO
Gallon Cans California Logan Berries each Sl.lO
Gallon Cans Hawaiian Slice Pineapple each SlO0
Gallon Cans Red Pitted Cherries .$l25
Gallon Cans Libbys Fresh Apple Butter each Sl2S
Gallon Cans lppincotts Apple Butter each Sl2S
Gallon Cans Lppincotts Prepared Prunes in Syrup all
ready 20 each Sl.SO
20 o. ACC Jars Wapco Pure Fruit Preserves for SlOO
g. c. Jars Vance Pure Fruit Preserves each 6Oc
IS o.. Jars Curtis Brothers Assorted Jams for SlOO
at. Jars Iupincos Apple Butter for Sl.OO
No Cans Lpnincots Auule Butter for SlOO
% o. Jars Phoenix Preserves each soc
10 Oh. 4Oc Jars Goodwins Pure Fruit Jelly each SlOO
No 2 3Oc Cans Rosedale Hawaiian Slice Pineapple SlOO
No. Cans Red Pitted Cherries for Sl2O
Tall Cans Curtis Brothers Ripe Olives for SlOO
Nc 10 Tall Jars Libby's Queen Olives for >lOo
No Tall Jars Libbys Stuffed Olives for $lOc
20 o.. Jars Vance Queen Olives each 4Oc
p OF Jars Lbbys Sweet Relish each 4Oo
e o. Jars Lbbys Plain Sour Mixed Pickles each 4Oe
OF Jar Kuners Plain Sweet Pickles each SOC
ID Cans Calumet Baking Powder each SlOO
h. Cans Calumet Baking Powder each Csc
Onion sets uer gallon, soc, per bushel S5Z5
Poodle wonder how sell goods cheap as we
do our answer We buy and sell for SPOT Cash We buy
good foods from the jobbers manufacturers that OTTER
the lowest prices We the cash discounts and the
,.ol.- 4 49,, ie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-20
MRS. McBRIDE'S DANCING
SCHOOL
EAGLES ntLL.

Lessons Every paY 10 am. to y pm.
Al lessons private, hy appoint
mcnt. Chilifcp'- class saturday. 10
d. ru plianc Me. Dillmln. The l'cid.
i.S2. 49, Mr.. NrBrid'. i2-S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-20

TURN TO PAGE sEvEN--AND READ THE WANT ADS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-30
RAILROADS PLAN
 BIG EXPENDITURE

Washington, Jan. 29.-About $300,- 000,000 will be spent by railroads this year for extensions and improvements and $200,000,000 for new cars and locomotives, according to prelimin- ary plans of the railroad administra- tion, announced today by Director General Hines. Much greater capital expenditures will be authorized but indications now are that the entirJ program cannot be carried out before the end of the year, and no improve ments or purchases of equipment will be ordered by the railroad administra- tion without approval of the individ- ual railroad company.
 Director General Hines believes the aggregate expenditures for extensions and improvements may run above the $500, 100000 advance estimate, and the orders for new cars and locomo- tives may fall below the $20O,000, ,O0O figure. These outlays are in addition to $286,0O0,000 of equipment ordered last year to be delivered and paid for this year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-30
FIVE MEN HELD
 FOR GRAND JURY
 AT KANSAS CITY
Participated in Recent
 Street Car Strike.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 29.-Five of fifteen men recently arrested in Kan sas City, Kansas, on charges of con. spiracy to hamper interstate service of the Kansas City street railways com pany, whose carmen have been on strike since December 11th, late today were held to the Federal Grand Jury at their preliminary hearing before o. Q. Caflin, Jr., United States Commis- sioner for Kansas. The men held are B. M. Chase, w. s. Dennis, Walter Fairchild, L. o. Hawkins and E. T. Street. They were released on bonds of $3,000 each
 Nine defendants were discharged upon motion of the defense that the government had failed to show con- spiracy. Two others had been re- leased when it was found that they were arrested through mistake.
 In holding the five to the Federal Grand Jury, commissioner Caflin said that general summary of the evil dence did not indicate concerted action to interfere with the street cars, but the five men were charged with overt acts and there was possible evidence to prove those acts.
 Another car was damaged tonight when it exploded charge of dyna- mite that had been placed on. the tracks. One man on the car was in- jured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-30
LORD ROBERT CECIL
 HAS PRAISE FOR
 MONROE DOCTRINE

London. Jan. 29.-Lord Robert Ce- cil, the British authority on the league of nations, praised the Mon roe doctrine in an interview today regarding the interest of neutral countries, especially La3inAmerica, in a league of nations.
 Neutral countries cannot, of course, take part in deliberations di- rectly concerning war problems" he said, 'tbut so far as league of na- tions is concerned, if neutral coun- tries prepare a practical plan for sub mission to the conference the rep resentatives of the great powers will be glad to consider t. although it must be a plon conta ming concrete issues and not theoretical solutions drawn upon paper.
 'The Monroe Doctrine has given satisfactory results in practice which justifies it's. further applca- tion as a. model of operation. The league of nations could appoint the American nations themselves as the mandatories for the execution of it's principles regardless of territorial in- tegrity so far as these principles affect American countries. Tn this manner. the United States and the Latin-American republics could act in conformity with their policy ai- ready established"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-30
Reasons Why Cotton Should Be High in Price

readily that that the is over, when all bargoes and restrictions removed the world will and need cotton than there is hand Europe is not only hungry but it is also naked Europe have clothes we'll food The South has the sell but European and American mills must pay for it, at least pay what it costs to make The only why Europe is not taking this cotton that the peace treaty has not been signed embargoes in instances have been lifted although England has just taken hers off and per bale.
 Europe wants American cotton In fact the U. S. gov ernent through of it's bureaus has published ment to the effect that the exports this for England and the continent will exceed the exports of last by two million bales Naturally the mills will try get cotton cheapy possible and has been rumored that large foreign interests have been large sellers of hort cotton the speculative market recently To is evident that instead of the putting the price of cotton has actually kept down the price of The records show that the drastic economies of the normal consumption approximately three million bales each year for four total of twelve million bales. Isn't natural to suppose that the minute trade restrict
 ions are removed there will be big demand for cotton?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-30
CINCY AFTER PUGS.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 29.-Profes- sional boxers will not find a haven in Cincinnat7Eor Mayor Calvin intends to keep down the lid which he clamp ed on lost summer He has not re- ceded from his stand that commercial ism had gained too strong hold on the sport.
 The mayor will make no attempt to stop amateur bouts, but the bars will remain against professionals un- til a satisfactory method of elimin- ating the dollar sign is devised. The mayor said, however, that he had no objections to bouts staged by clubs that actually complied with the state law.
 But" explained Mayor Calvin, when I say clubs mean clubs. won't stand for clubs with temporary CT ancient charters camouflaging an attempt to make money"