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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-19
Referee Must Be on Job .
in Big Battle to Save
J. Dempsey in Clinches
Matt Hinkle Only Referee Candidate Who
Could Handle Big Jess in Ring-Willard
Big Enough to Wear Dempsey to FRAGILE
BY FRED TURBYVILLE
y. T.. A. Sports Editor

TOLEDO. o.. June 19.-Another little worry in the
Dempsey camp the possibility of Big Jess using his weight
to down the challenger the cnches And that is
point that will have much TO do in the choice Of referee
II will insist referee who is big enough and fearless
enough TO break the fighters promptly and keeping Willard
from wearing down Dempsey said Jack Keans Dempseys
"Of Wizards great size would
Dempsey down if he allowed to lean his weight Jack
in adoltp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-19
S0lONS WIN CLOSE
GAME FROM SEALS

SACRAMENTO. June 1e.-Slap.
ping the agate for n sharp single
with two men on bases. Eldred star
SCION outfielder knocked in the win.
ming runs in the eighth inning of
the first mix OF the series with the
Seals here. The final score was 3 TO
2, with the Solons leading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-19
BEES WAlLOP ANGELS
IN MORMON HANGOUT

SALT LAKE CITY. June IL
Chasing over two runs in the eighth
inning, the Salt Lake Bees downed
the Los Angeles crew for the sec.
ond time here yesterday. winning.
I 10
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DIES MONIES. Iowa. June IL
Barney Adair had little trouble beat.
ing Charlie Metric OF Milwaukee in
IL rounds here last night
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Let's go eat at Boidt's. 1914 Third
ave. or 9f3 Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-19

Smith.
sixth flight. r. McGovern and
G. T. Pattullo: T. II. Wilson and
W. W. Baker: {. II. Mccoy and r.
v Hurley. r. T. Post aud Guy
Amsden.
Seventh flight-D. l.. sheppard
and Il. j Roberts. 4. r. Bert and
W. L. Elliott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-19
OAKS HAMMER BEAVERS
AND WIN BALL MELEE

SAN FRANCISCO. June IL
Portland dropped another game TO
the oaks here yesterday. losing out
IL 10 4. Mite. oaks catcher. bios
somed forth ak a rea, hitter. gather.
ing three doubles.
The aenras u II L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-19

A prosperous year Is one i'm which
many mortgages are raised.
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Major League
Scoreboard
NATIONAL IgAorr
AMERICAN LEAGUE

VIEW 1pttks June " ". ".
Cleveland .4..s4..... "a ?
Sew York ............s II f.
HAt,sriss Basby and o'Seni. Thor
rnAhieu. Russell. Nelson. McGraw and
Hannah. Ruci,
WARRINGTON. June ip--R ~. E
ghlcaEo ...+s's..s..-.ss+..-
nat,sriss cieous and schan shaw
and Charity.
PHILADELPHIA. June -
Detroit ....................
Bs,ieriss' Dsas.. Kaiilo and s,snase
kinney. Perry and MoAyoy
BOSTON. June a. n IT. z.
~. Louis '''''.'..'.s......
Boston ................... 0
Batteries. sothoron and Mayer: James
pumont and sebanE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ST. LOUIS. June ia II. H. r
View YORK .................
batteries; Benton. schupp and Nc
Carly; Doak and snyder
cTNcISNATI. June 10 H. ~ f
philadelphia .s'............
batteries; Packard and clarke. Eilor
and Harden
CHICAGO. June ID H. n. T.
BROOKLYN ..'s'....s......... ~
Chicago ts.sssst t.sss.s.stss
batteries: Pfcffcr and krueEor, NJ
wheat; Vaughn and O'Farreli
prT-rsBuRG, Juno ID II. ~, T.
Boston .............4...6
FittsburK s..s..ss..~ ss....s L o
Batteries; Rudolph and TraErcsser.
Cooper. Carlson and schmidt
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Dempsey Is
Anxious to.
Spar Again
Big Fellows Take Easy Day
in Camp: Will less Re-
duce Roll OF Fat?
BY II. &. HAMILTON
ss.sx Il


United Press Staff Correspondent
TOLEDO. Ohio. June i9.--It
Is hardly expected that Jack
Dempsey will resume his box
ing tomorrow. but preparations
are being made TO again speed
up the training Of the chaiisng-
sr OF the worlds heavyweight
title. When he does start again
II will be with u surprising
yigor. The lay off put him on
edge for a resumption 81 stiff
work.
The result OF yesterdays
workout in the Willard camp
was n replica Of what had taken
place the day before. lie slug.
ged with the heavier fellows
and had his face mussed up 10
some extent by the xippy work
OF the l6i-pound Joe Chip.
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Total.

seattle ........... ooia0 -
Vernon ........... col Oa1s 10
summary; stolen basss- Knight. Japan,
French. Aeusei. Borton 2. Two-base hits
Fisher ?. HiEb. Sacrifice hits--Chad-
bourne. Aeurei Bases on baiis-Da~son
Z. Echorr g Struck out-Davson :.
schorr T. Runs responsible for-Darson
y schorr o Double ptay-Fisher 60
Mitchell 70 Borton
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American Is
Closer Than
Next Second
Baby Major Leaders Are
Bunched; Race Not Over
BY l.. u. BLANCHARD

CHICAGO. June i9.--The approach
Of July 4. the date supposed TO de.
tcrmine final standings In the big
leagues. finds the American League
race tighter than n modern skirt.
white Sox. Yanks and Indians are
battling for first place with the Old.
time ferocity The Sox. out in front
are not foolish enough TO call II a
cinch, They may get away with the
swag. but its uncomfortable to have
a pair of well.armod dicks like the
Yanks and Indians SO hot on the
trail.
Lose Lead
The Chicagoans completed long
stay on the home grounds with a
fine lead. This was lost with great
speed and emphasis In the East. the
Yanks stepping into first place for a
day or two. The Sox got back by
remaining idle. while ST. Louis wal.
loped New York. Their hold on tho
position Is prccarious now.
The three leading teams in this
circuit appear well balanced in hit.
ting and pitching strength. Clevc.
lands filnging corps making the
poorest showing Speed and fight
back Of three good hurlers have kept
the Sox going. overcoming for the
time the heavier hitting power OF
New York and Cleveland II the Sox
should cop-and Chicago fans fail TO
see the "if'--it viii be because of
the fighting spirit and solidarity OF
the squad.
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q Vice Versa

Just now the two battlers arc
pointing themselves for each 9th.
er's size. Dempsey's work consists
OF building up, while Willard. hon.
ing TO reach the best of condition.
must reduce.
When the champion won his title
at Havana he weighed about as7
pounds. He declares he will weigh
less when he steps into the ring
with Dempsey, for he is training
to better advantage now. IL he
does succeed in whiting away
more OF the flesh ii will be TO
decided advantage, for this bulk
always has made him a slow mover.
Every pound he cuts off will helm
him immensely when he steps into
the battle with the fast moving
challenger. =
Dempsey has been able to build
up his weight without adding
weight. The weight is pure sinew.
condition to wonderful degree
II is noticeable IL the lay.off forced
by the injury TO his eye has added
stiff road work he Is doing each
day and the strenuous period OF
shadow boxing and other stunts in
the ring at his training camp he is
keeping his muscles keyed TO the
necessary pitch.
Wants to Eux
Dempsey is yearning, sowever
for renewal of boxing. Undoubt.
eddy he could pick up again 70.
morrow. but he probably win wait
until Sunday.
The cut on Dempsey's eve fol.
lowed tine line OF the bone under
the brow and is difficult fore.
flesh to heal after slash In This
place. His sparrinr
partners will be instructed TO nay
a care with that particular nor,;o,
Of Dempsey's face. II should hs
very easy for them to so Mac.
their blows that the injured mart
Will set none Of the effect
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wizard looks to be in excellent
condition following week of ui,-
certainty regarding his fitness. His
color Is mounting to the BROWNIES
attained by Dempsey. one thing
that makes the challenger appear
to such good effect. The muscles
across Wizards back. especially at
the shoulders. are drawing down.
He Is going TO have a lot Of trou-
Bile. however, in erasing the roll OF
flesh that persists in hanging about
his middle. What methods he will
employ 10 reduce this slowing roll
is hard 10 determine. His work so
far has had no effect whatever on
that spot. and he has cut out road
work for few days, maintaining
that be was reducing too fast to
suit him.
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i942HS

DUCK PIN LEAGtr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-10
LEGION RESEN1S
PARDONS GIVEN
WAR DIRECTORS
Congress investigator De-
manded in Resolutions,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May l0--An
immediate investigation by con-
gre" Of the war departments action
in pardoning conscientious objec,ots
who were convicted by oourtmar,ial
OF violating the articles OF war, was
demanded by the newly formed Amer
ican legion today at the final session
OF its three-day caucus.
Following the introduction Of a
strongly worded resolution, Com
mandlng congressional investigation,
Maj. Richard Foster OF Kansas City,
member OF the general court which
convicted the lJ5 conscientious oblec-
tors a, Camp Funston. who later we're
given honorable discharges under a
war department order, addressed the
delegates.
"You all know who was responsible
for this order" he asid, 80 need not
mention his name. You know he
should be condemned for it and that
no action is too drastic You know
that the pardoning OF these men and
the placing in the same class with the
men who Tough, and bled for the
country, is an insult to Americanism."
The resolution passed unanimously
and was followed by ten-minute
ovation.
The Americaniza,on program Of the
caucus was continued by adoption oil
another resolution demanding depor,a-
ton OF all aliens who eyaded military
service BY surrendering first papers
all intcrned aliens, or amy other per
son who evaded military service"
The caucus determined to take both
matters directly to congress at the
special session recently called by Pres
ident Wilson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-10

Chancellor Renner OF German Aus.
,ria, will be one OF the delegates from
that nation to 40 to France to receive
the treaty between the allies and his
country. In an address Thursday he
indicated In accepting his nomination
a. q delegate that he had given up
hope for q union OF Germany and Ger
man Austria.
II is understood in Paris that me
Chinese delegates to the conference
will refuse TO sign the treaty Of peace
il they do not receive from the council
OF three q written agreement that Ja-
pan will restore the Shantung PENN
sula and kiao Chau 10 China.
Dispatches from Paris state tha,
President Wilson will. In submitting
to the United States senate, the pro.
posed understanding with France BY
which this country would send troop
10 France II that country Is attacked
by Germany. will merely transmit tn,
letter he wrote to Premier Clemenceau
on the subject. Whether a treaty i,
ultimately framed will depend upor
| the senate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-10
WILSON MAY MAKE
JOURNEY TO GENEVA

PARIS, May l0.--A suggestion
has been made in high quarters that
President Wilson may visit Geneva
for the purpose Of inspecting the seat
OF the league OF nations
There were indications in admins
tration circles today that the president
was seriously considering the ad.
visibility OF making the suggested
trip.
The di,pa,che, to the White House
today intimate that the criticism OF
the president in certain foreign
quarters reported early in the week
was abating.
The White House still Is withou,
information as to when the president
will cable hi. addre. to be read =,
the opening OF the extra session OF
congress, but officials expect it next
week.
Although the procedure 10 be fol-
lowed when congress seeks TO notify
the president that Il Is ready to re-
ceive . communication from him, has
not yet been definitely determined, of-
ficials considered Il probable tina,
Vice President Marshall would be
asked BY Mr.. Wilson TO act Tor him
in receiving the congressional com.
mit,ee and In transmitting his mes.
| saoe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-10
CITY HALL MEN
talk PAY hike
Charter Says Pay Goes Up
as Population Increases,

Are the mayor and city commission
ers entitled 10 an increase in salary
when the official census shows the
pt pulation of Oklahoma City TO be
l00ml This question Is causing dis
cussion atopt the city hall
The point Is s-deAit with in the city
charter but has different interpreta-
tions, It is claimed. Some contend
that only commissioners elected after
the official census shows the necessary
number of residents. are affected Thi,
means that only commissioners elected
in 1921 would be benefited, and that
the then incumbents would have TO
rock along with the same old monthly
stipend. Others maintain that every
commissioner in office after the 1921
election will be affected. whether he
was in office prior to the election.
The salary OF the city commission
ers il now $500 per year. The char
ter provides that when the city shows
an official census of 100000 residents
the salary Of each will be AsO0 The
mayors salary is likewise increased
from $4,000 to 5000 annually. In
view OF the fact that il will be two
years before the increase can become
effective. the city dads are showing
little intesest in the discussion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-10
VICTORY LOAN
TOTAL NEAR TO
GOAL LAST DAY
CONTINUED from Page ~

eral reserve district, announced today
that the district has officially over
subscribed its quota OF SlS ,SO0.OO0 by
G,SWO. Every state in the district
went over the top he said
CHICAGO, May l0-ln what was
declared 10 be a Cubs Giants baseball
game played by wire. Chicago society
people at the Blackstone hotel last
nigh, contributed A,NO0O in plus
subscriptions 10 the victory loan. A
similar party was held by members OF
New Yorks 400" at the Carlton
hotel.
II was declared that the Cubs with
Pitcher Alexander as the chief star IN
attendance had won.
SHREVEPORT, La. May l0.-The
Victory loan distrie, comprising the
city Of Shreveport and the parishes o'
Caddo and Bossier at banquet last
night rendered by >, Chairman Z. A.
Frost of the victory loan executive
committee exceeded the quota OF S.
0b,7m by $4,000.
ATLANTA, Ga, May l0-Atlanta
has raised its allotment Of SlO.72.O0C
to the Victory Liberty loan. This was
announced last night after a meeting
CT the city's weal,hiest men at which
more than 100000 was subscribed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-10
Champion Paper Tearer
Wants to Cook for Army

the Orpheum, Majestic, Pantages
Kelly and Barbour circuits.
he is an expert lace maker and
during the war made 500 yards OF fine
lace and vi yards OF drawn work
which he gave TO the Red Cross to
be auctionsd of. He also served as
chef at Camps Hicks and Logan and
at Montgomery, Ala. lie was head
chef OF the officers mess a, Camp
Hicks.
Lambre,h iSa graduate of the Frank
lin (MaS) Domestic Science lnstl.
tu,e. lie has literally cooked his way
around the world. among other ex.
periences. lie has mad: six trips, on
one OF which he was shanghied. lie
made two trips OH German Lloyd
lines He has been in eleven states
since the first Of this year.
lie asked TO serve as an army cook
or baker in Hawaii or the Philip.
pines.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-10
(By The Associated Press.)

Germany, protesting that the terms
OF peace made known At Versatile. on
Wednesday are "unbearable," and
"impraeticable," will make . counter
proposal for "a peace Of right on the
basis OF a lasting peace of the nations.
Thus says a proclamation to the
German people, issued on Friday At
Berlin by President Ebert.
The German national assembly has
been called to meet in Berlin on Mon
day Of next week and il is probable
that a, that time formal consideration
Of the peace terms will begin.
Advices from Paris indicate that a
definite settlement Of the question
raised by Italy and Jugo- Slsvis over
the disposition of fiume has not been
reported. 1t is said that the plan
adopted for the government OF the
Saar region, which for fifteen years
prior to a plebisei,e will be admins.
tered by commission under the aus
pices OF the League Of Nations. Is be-
ing considered by the council Of four
in the case OF Fiume.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-10
treaty LEAVES
FRANCE TO PAY
BIG WAR DEBT
French Papers Condemn F.
nanCial Clauses Of Pact,

PARIS, Friday, May 9.-The H.
nancial clauses OF the treaty between
the allied and associated nations and
Germany, continue to be the most dis
cussed sections OF the document, and
are almost universally condemned by
the commentators for not making
Germany responsible for the repay
ment OF the entire cost of the war and
for leaving France with burden
placed at l700O0000.000 francs.
What will the stupeiaction OF
France be when i, is realized tina, her
victory condemns her to bankruptcy
asks la Nouvelle. The democrat so
eialists official organ, Humanite. con.
demns the treaty unreservedly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-10
LOAN SUCCESS
IS VERIFIED BY
!. STATE OFFICERS
Oklahoma Headquarters Here
10 Be Closed Tomorrow,

Officials Al the state office OF the
Victory loan verified this morning the
report from Kansas City that Okla
homa has already gone over its quota
in the loan. Delays in sending in
bank reports, however. have made !,
impossible TO tell just how large the
oyersubscription Is. N. X. Graham,
state dire tor. estimates that as much
ss 81 U)0,0)O may have been subscribed
and not reported to the state office
here.
A list OF the counties in the state
with the amount that each has pledged
and the names OF the cities that have
done we'll or poorly in the campaign
will be publish, Wednesday. Bank
reports will be accepted as late as
May 20.
The Liberty loan office at the cor
ner Of Main and Broadway will be
closed tomorrow Graham will cstab-
lish headquarters in the Lee-Huckins
hotel after that time and will be on
hand at all times 10 receive reports
and tabulss results.
Ralph Talbot, chairman of the state
speakers bureau, will return to his
home in Tulsa tonight,
Il want to thank the patriotic men
who spoke on the loan in this state,
Talbot said this morning.
= w +. Lampc, publicity agent for
the state committee. will return Mon
day 10 his work with the state coun-
Gil Of defense.
Tulsa is now officially reported over
by an oversubscription OF 100000
The exact amount OF Oklahoma City's
oversubscription has not been tabu-
lated. w. ]. Pettee, county chairman,
received abou, 500 in this mornings
mail and s been receiving similar
amounts ever since the campaign in
the county was brought TO a close.
Pe,,ee said this morning that he
was writing to Kansas Citp today for
one Of the Victory Honor Emblem
flags, which will be hung on display
in the Chamber OF Commerce.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-10
TURNS
BACK, But MAKES
SECOND START GOOD
(contInued from Ptoe ~

tow the planes to moorings, while
mechanics are prepared to make i'm
mediate repairs,
There was a light northwest wind
here this morning with snow ilurries
expected
American officers believe the Brit
ish Handley-Page machine has good
chance of crossing the Atlantic, but
consider Hawker and Raynham too
lightly equipped. All are conilden, oil
NAmeriean success.
Lieut. c. A. Tinker has arrived at
the Newfoundland base as special
representative Of Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy Roosevelt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-10

Declaring that the stage had lost
is glitter; that the life Of vaude
william held too much uncertainty,
and tina, his experience as a civilian
chd a, army camps during the war
had given him a taste Of army life, Z
+. Lsmberth OF Ardmore applied Tor
enlistment At the army recruiting sta.
ton here yesterday.
Lambert. the recruiting officer, say,
is the most interesting applicant who
has ever passed through the office
here. lie is the champion paper tear
er of the United States and won the
worlds championship a, the ST LOUIS
worlds fair when he tore 1000 holes
in a piece OF paper in ,wen,y-seven
minutes, the finished paper showing a
picture OF the exposition with the name
and date lie has demonstrated his
paper tearing ability in vaudeville on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-10
R0CKW00D CHILDREN
ARE GIVEN BIBLES

George and Charles Williams,
brothers, and Leila Hoover, pupils Of
lockwood school, who have become
active members Of the lockwood Sum-
day school. received leatherbound BIZ
bles last Sunday as awards for COM
mittins to memory the Twenty third
Psalm. The Lords Prayer and Ten
Commandments. Bibles were offered
by D. |. Johnston, superintendent Of
the First Presbyterian Sunday school,
who is taking an active interest In
lockwood Sunday school. Tomorrow
says Mrs. Ada Campbell lockwood
school teacher, pupils will receive BIZ
Bile awards,
Fifty seven children attended Sun
day school last Sunday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-10
TITLE TO Be GIVEN
MINISTER TOMORROW

The title Of monsignor viii be con-
ferred upon Right Reverend B. Nut
ssers OF St Joseph's cathedral tomor.
row afternoon, following the admin
istration OF confirmation to children
who make their frs, communion at s
o'clock tomorrow morning. Coniir-
nation ceremonies will begin at )
o'clock. The services will be con.
Quoted by RI Rev Theophile Nicer
scheart, who will also celebrate solemn
high mass at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-10
FOE THREATENS
TO STOP FOOD
GOING TO POLES
Transport Of Stores for Pol
lsh Army Is Protested,

BERLIN, Friday, May 9, via Co.
penhagen.-Ma,hias Er1berger OF the
German srmis,ice commission. yes,er
day handed a note to the allied armis
,ice commission at Spa, protesting
against the transport to Poland by the
way of Danning by the American
foodstuifs commission OF considerable
quantities OF medical stores, motor
cars, rubber tires. sewing machines
and other material destined for the
Polish army. The note contends tha,
this is not permissible under existing
agreements and concludes by sayine
that the German government will pre-
vent the dispatch Of any further wal
materials.