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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
0kMULGEE BUSINESS
MAN TELLS EXPERIENCE
suffered For Years with skin Trou.
blcs Hnd stomach Disnricrs---
Nothing Helped Him tnti, lie
Took Orgutonc Treatment

Ncnrly everybody In Okmulgcc,
especially business people, are cithor
acquainted with or have heard of
MIR. T.. Cottrell, proprietor of the
Central Meat Market, liS South
Grand avenue In discussing the
benefits he has derived from Orga-
tone with the OrEatono representa-
tive, u few days ago. the gentleman
said:
since began taking OrEatone
treatment have not only gained, but
feel a hundred per cont better IN
cNcry way. l have been suffering for
several years with a skin trouble and
stomach and rheumatic disorders,
and although | had the best of trCatr
mcnt, and used many other kinds of
medicines, can truthtully say !
have gotten more real. genuine good
from eight bottles OF OrgatOne
treatment than from everything elise
put together I had a terrible burn
Ing and prickly sensation In nay
skin, although there was NO hrcsh
Ing out could hardly stand the
air ON my skin at all This madd II
almost impossible Tor me To rest at
night and l can tell you that | was
foeling in a mighty bad way. /
spent lots OF money Tor remedies
and treatments ana specialists and
even sold out my business and went
to California, thinking a change OF
climate might do me some good, all
without results l had heard - much
talk about this Orgatune treatment
and it was so strongly recommended
hy tho druggist chat / decided 10
give it "A trial. and / ann just
strdightcnod out ian every way
actually feel like different man.
rho burning sensation n my skin
has loft mo entirely sleep
-oundy, my head feels clear and
doesn't ache at all | am relieved
ot tho stomach and rheumatic dis
orders and have plenty ~ life and
Cuvrgy hrgatnuC was just the right
treatment for my ease aud / really
feel hrttDr now than have iu years.
Although at FIRST did NOT have faith
In NTEatuuo treatment, I would
gladly have paid any price tu get
| tho relief that / obtained from this
| medicine since. Orsatuuo has done
| tar more for mo than an tho other
| treatments and, iu fact | did not
! believe It possible to gCt relieved OF
| my troubles as / have done am
/ glad 20 recommend urgttuur hc.
! cause It does just what is claimed
| Tor IL
! Orgatouc is not so-cnucd patent
or secret remedy, hut new scicu-
TITO treatment absolutely free from
alcohol IN any form, and Is sold IN
Vulaa 10y Roy Il. Gcmln's RcNau
store exclusively under the personal
diro,iion ot "a special Orgatouc rep
rcscutNuNo. other agents are the
| E'N1N store, West Tulsa. and tho
| Nood-oWcns Drug store, Sapulpa -
lAlNL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

10 the scarcity OF tank steamers and
tho condition Of exchange rate at
the present time, and the clearing
UP OF both these situations. which Is
expected In the very near future,
should disclose very active dc
mand for gasoline, kerosene and
lubricating oils for export. A sur
vcy Of the domestic situation dis
closes that there is every appear
anco Of being AN acute shortage
presenting Itself In the gasoline
market for the coming driving sea-
son"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

Harvey Crude OH company au-
uounc,s bringing iu we'll 40 q on
the Isaac Deere farm lu ll.li. H.
now Regis district ~ is ln tho con.
tor ~ the west liuo ana three fcrt
lu the "Hlack ana Simous siud at
2.Sli fcot lt Is making l5O barrels
per day
$50 we'll. brought m pat Fr.
dag in tho northwest corner of tho
Isaac Deere lease. doing i2b 10 no
barrclu Has not set been squibbcd.
II is an offset To- the Pink Hawkins
lease, Of which the Tidal on com
pany has nvc-olghis Interest aud
Harvey three cighths.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
McnI OF IicrrA.

Rangcr.Gulf compauN's No. on
the Grayson farm I'm the northeast
corner OF the northwest Of 9l-tb-ll
produced i25 barrels OF natural IN
sand found at from 2,SiS 90 2.S66
tcet.
Texas company's No 7 on tho
Coleman farm in the southwest cor
ner OF tho northwest, southeast. f.
southeast Of 3A-to-li produced 325
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

barrels in sand found AZ from 2,s7s
to 3.Gg8 feet
Same companys SO on the
Coleman farm In tho northeast ~
the southeast 81 95-lb-ll iH ZOO
barrel we'll In sand found at from
2,Gf3 TO 2,69s fcot
Rcd Duncan on & Gas co.'s no
2 on tho MnrHhnll farm IN tho north %
wcst Of the southopst 81 25-l5-l2
produced 200 barrels after suot oi
o. quarts ln Hand found AZ from +-
220 80 2.325 feet
BRIGHT ana others SO. g on tho
Tinaford farm boo thc southeast ~
tho northeast OF C.14-I2 produced
100 barrels after shot uf - quatm
In sand fouud at from 2,2V2 10 ~
2Gj feet
~ Okmulgcc.
u. R. Reynolds SO . in mo
mort hcaRt corner ~ the northeast T.
uorthwcat uorthwc5t Of l-lJ-1l pro
duccd 800 barrels lu the first ~
hours after the shot in sand found
at from e.9st 60 tt02 feet
Oklahoma Central on company 's
No 10 IN tho southeast ~ thc south
west OF 0-l8-I2 produced l10 hnr-
rolls during first 2i hours after tho
shot I'm sand found a. from 2I'i lu
.2,1G2 foot
KING Zee on cumpauv.a 30 .
on tho f. SanRo farm Iu tho south
woat corner nf the southNcat north
cast. northwest uf 2N-ib-lJ pro.
duocd 40 barrels natural first "a
houra after the thot Found M" pay
sand al from 1.7fJ 10 lTg1 fc,t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
Memo on Company sells.

Tho kcnO on company u TUTsl
has sold the south hair OF the south
west OF 8-lb-t4 uorthWcst ot Broker
Arrow with two wells aud one gas
well 10 the Underwriters Producing
a refining Co, of New York
city Tho price given out is ASb,GO9
and the Keno still holds cpn8idugl-
bio acreage In that vicinity II be-
considered very good purchase az
tho price as the wolls are making 90
barrels dailN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
IIrnrNniIn ArilNc

WpNTTnT 10 TI' WWTTT-
HENRY ETA. okla, reh. 1l-W.
.C Sandorson aud associates are
erecting IA rig three miles southwest
on tho A. W, Hooper farm In
l6-l1-l2, whore they have valuable
lcuse holdings.
The Tribes oil company Is huild
ing u gasoline refinery and easing
head plant near the "RoCk store
seven miles out in nest Of smaller
capacity wells,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
In the Oil Fields

'o1i'n i"'hN IN ''Nhn' ,,o
'oedtn ana 'pnlp1ny nus Xxx
uarrcl Wcll al "A toIhl u'p," -, 90
fcct in IN" ~" - W. ''""""
taru' near 'ld"m, l'Ah". ,.a
h' '""'' P',P'' '''ti" 'V....
1000 acre I,1"' nave lu,, ~" ,.,,',,,,
mons alN mll'h h't. hN''' on ''' ~ ..i ~
ip Young county, l'Nhs IN l"' ".',N i'.'
liiue ana VIII htNI TO lh. l' VI or
"nd shooI. h' sh"NHhE En ''' U,''
p'cn better man 'ny "' VIZ ",f.
ms ~ lh' ",I'' 'n '"' ""'" ,,,
ana n o'thi O" W1N' "'
"f @ooO h"I I'''t "l''l ,,....,
q "'h'n 30. I' -0' wv, ,.r,
or r'hdhl iH7' "N'I ,H, ~. ''
county, }. ~, "I"t '' "'~'' -.
ne '".', ~" l,,ti
nor |lfNf. OF Iti'||'I HlH W ''fH'''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
Al Ilcggs.


The Henry 4 Chio.Igo OIL com
panics No. ., Charles Webster. In
tho northwest OF tho northwest Of
2l-lb-i2 got thc pay AZ 27O7 feet
Drilled feet in This we'll is good
for about 100 barrels. No. 3 same
lease is drilling into the butcher
sand today
Samo companies No, 2, Dane
MarscY, I'm the southeast of l-li-ll
Is casing at the top of the Wilcox
sand.
At Hristow.
Aladdin oil Company'S test Ia the
northeast corner nf the sOuthcas
/ of the BOutheast OF b-i5-lO Ia rig
up.
Continental OH company is drill
ing in It's test i'm the northeast cor
nor OF b-Ib.10
Twni State oil company has a To-
cation In the northeast corner of TIA,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
rnrt worth LAys stock

FORT WORTH, Texas. Feb. l2--Citlie
Receipts 1850 head, market steady /,
bceves - Oom l2 80
H0gs-Reccipts . o0O head. market
steady; heavy Sit5od 1870
sheep Receipts 80 head marEet un.
changed lambs ioo0m20.00.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
Kansas City Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, Fob. l2.--ltogs--Re
eeipts 5000 head; market Steady 10
veal bulk s14iomItso; heavies 80 10
mlA6S: mediums SiiiOm1d.oo; lights
sIi3Om 1900; piss $1,000 1885.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

it75: eommon ssooG11to; butehef
beifsrs s790GiI7j; cows $4,000 ] %
calves si300a152j; feeders $3.50 "a
i3 90; stockers s625d10.2j.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

Catti,-R.csipn 800 bead market
stsadv 10 firm choice heavy steers sii.25
II IS 90 medium sl2.i5G ~ IS, common
go.5Od1215; choice lights sllfOD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

closed by "a high wire fence and i'm
proyemcnis of ali kinds going on,
mch as building houses, putting up
stills. and other equipment Whilc
thcro Mr. Kaufman saw "a big Hhip
unloading Mexican crude, which ie
done by pumping and Ia the short
est possible time.
j. T.. Head. well known oil pro
ducer, B in the city from Shreveport
and says that tho salt water stories
~ regards the Homer fields are very
much cxaEgcra ted. In fact. the mrger
interests who have properties In the
field arc not In any Hense disturbed,
/ in as much as the wells which have
salt water are on tho edge OF the
,irld. and In 80 far as tho operators
7 In Louisiana are concerned they are
very well satisfied with tho situation.
I The lIltorior motives Of those who
are cxngHerating them arc not thor,
I Oughly known, hut the present status
In New YORK markets for companies
I with largo northern Louisiana hold
/ iuRs Is probably the answer.
Tom Slick was in the city yestor-
day and reports that his now rail-
road from BristOw to Okmulgcc is
/ now under construction and that the
. big contracting firm Of Allhands &
Davis arc ub-letting the work 80 az
/ 10 insure completion within the ncNt
/ 90 days MIR. Slick SAYS that he has
| had five or six hundred applications
/ from bankers. merchants and supply
storc mon Tor sitos for business pun
poses along the line of the now road
and that hc ig certain that q new
! town ~ tho size OF Shamrock viii hc
built mp over night 80 to speak.
/ Speaking Of his new well. No. 3 In
/ I34-2O-7, Mr.. slick SAYS II is gaug
| ing 2O2i y barrels an hour, mat is TO
/ say the first hour aftor u was
| turned into tho tanks Ills No. IA
/ druing nt 400 feet. No o at $40
feet and Nos. and 7 arc rigs.
T. NJ. Mislicll. manager, and John
. Cordcll sales manager OF the Em
pire rcfincrics. returned from n trip
TO Philadelphia, New york, PITTS
burgh and Detroit They are under
the impression, from an oil stand
point that the year 1920 should b,
a profitable year for all interests
"The advance OF 10 cents in tho
crude market during the latter part
Of 1919 is slowly being reflected In
the refined oil prices and there Is
every reason to believe that further
advances viii bc made in the tank
wagon prices in tho near future
which viii enable the refiuors. cs
pecially in the mid-contincnt field
to conduct their operations with al
lcast u slight margin Of profit" say,
Mr. MiskcIl. The demand for cN
port continues 10 improve and tn,
rumorS ot largo stocks of oil in for
cign countries arc erroneous TIT
principal reason that the export sit
untiou Is Rt least not normal Is du,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13


The Continental Petroleum com
pany ana FRANK Barnes have ahan-
donod their wildcat tcst IN tho
northwest corner of the sDuthcaat of
G-f5-g at 3.1A5 feet ON account OF
water running the Ras. This was the
well that showed 5000. 600 feet Of
Fas in tho top of the Tucker sand
found from 3.Oi0 To- 3.0i5 feet Tho
Murgnv Dtl company wcll In The
southwest corner uf the Houthcnst Of
lhe northeast uf a-iG-S IL pumping
f25 barrels daily from 2.S25 90 2,b92
feet. This a. tho best we'll iu the
township und b. certainly holding up
well The Prairie is pulling pipe at
: .Gi0 fccI on tho Roborts farm iu
tho aouthcaat corner ut the north
west Of 7-lG-9 The TcNoln Ia
uuderreRming the b-S-iuch casing
at 2,0la feet ln lT-iB-S Hnd VIII
drill 20 the lime The Tucker sand
had small show Of OIL hut not
enough to pay. at from 2,16t to
2.S35 feet Wilcox has "a location iu
the southeast corner OF S6-iG-S. The
samc oompanys test In 25.l6-g Il
drilling at 400 feet Joe Abraham
No. Z In 0-i5-O IA In tho top OF the
bsrtlesvillc sand at 1850 feet and
has a good showing OF gas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

wost hair Of the southUcs. ~ 9-15-10.
In Greek County
Ned Eank on cOmpdny's No. ? In
II-16-S. ls drilling at 2,2IO feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

T. q Shrevc who is associated
with W ~ Barber Of Minneapolis
In drilling operations In tho bkmui-
zoe field was In town Wednesday
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter and left lato Wednesday for
Denver. his home town. In speaking
OF his drilling operations Mr.. ShrcNe
Who " one of the best known men
In tho entire fraternity. having bee
associated with the Central Refining
company at LawrcnceVillC aud uftur-
wards with G. H. Schafcr. says We
have one wcll In tho southwest OF
F-i3-ll doins dboyt 3 barrels whi;h
Is apparently an edge well ana off
setting this in tho northeast ot
lS-la-tt We have a well pumping
- barrels from sand about 9 feet
In thickness and here It looks as
though We will open up hts stuff
toward tho southwest in thc butcher
sand at @bbO There are three other
drills drilling In the Immediate Vi
Gritty which viii prove up our stuff
and give us llno on tho probable
trend
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

@. B slcmakcr Il back In tho city
from Kentucky Tor an extended visit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

TULSA COUNCIL, lilT kSlGHLr ~.
LADIES OF SECURITY m''
E3A every THURSDAY ersn,n-
EkhA Moose han llf south h'.-
SkASA Visitors always wCloymc
k~n CLYDE A. CLARE. tLe-,L
S CORA b. NJ CARlNEI'
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-10

Headquarters for Ladysmith Coal
Juneau Transfer Co. Phone 48.-adI
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-10
HIGLEY VS.. ELLIOTT,
DeARMOND VS.. MORRIS

Higley VS. Elliott and DeArmond
VS. Morris will furnish the two head
liner bouts at the American Legion
Smoker to be given in the A. b.
Hall, Labor Day, September 6.
Higley and Elliott at the last
smoker put up one of the best eX-
hibitions ever seen on the channel.
Elliott won in a sensational finish,
the honors being abont even UNI
til the knockout was put over.
DeArmond, a Fort Seward soldier,
in his bout at the last smoker,
swung over the old haymaker after
about minute of sparring in the
first round and Morris in his bout
administered the X. O. to his man
early in the second round.
Three or four preliminary bouts
between good men will round out
what is expected to be the greatest
card ever made up for smoker
on the Channel.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-10
Pacific International League
NOTICE

After August 10 no telephone rem
tails for the month of August will be
accepted at a discount. All re-
mittances by mail must bear post
mark of not later than last discount
date.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-10
TRANSCONTiNENTAL AUTO
RUN COMPLETED IN FOUR
DAYS, IA HOURS, 43 MIN

NEW YORK, Aug. lex
listing speed records for trans
continental automobile travelling
were shattered today. according
to announcement this afternoon
when a five passenger motor
car, carrying mail from San
Francisco, arrived after run
of four days, fourteen hours
and forty three minutes. The
time was said to be more than
a day faster than any previous
run.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-10
JUNEAU G. DOUGLAS TELE
PHONE co.

After the show drop into Dyer's
for a delicious cup of Hot Chocolate
and a piece of homemade cake or
pie adv.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-10
NEW RIFLE RANGE IN I
LAST CHANCE BASIN

The committee on grounds OF the
Juneau Shotgun and Rifle Club made
a survey Sunday afternoon Of the
range in Lost Chance Basin pre-;
paratory to starting work this week
on a new rifle range.
NJ. III. Truesdell was high gun
again at the Sunday shoot with 20
out of possible %.
The complete score follows:
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-10
Why You Need One

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Figuring
You dontw
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seusace Moss d
dontw to ovecharges
hmtm keswmnp
You to know
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Huh
ABuroud w,n you hamo fyda
IA how
tab clerks
Thsnnor satstay ecsn dkwt
ngadh here
a simple bookkeeping possible
tomato
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retail
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Buroudsn show how
JUNEAU OFFICE
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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-10

You can, if you have property
to sell, put some human interest
in your classified adj
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-10
YESTERDAYS GAMES

National League
At Boston - Cincinnati 10, Boston
5; Cincinnati 8, Boston g
At New York-New York 8, Pitts
burgh 0.
AT Brocklyn-Brooklyn 6, Chicago
s.
At Philadelphia-St. Louis II, Phil
adelphia 10.
American League
AT Detroit-Detroit 5, Philadelphia
2.
AT Chicago-Chicago 3, Washington
q Chicago 5, Washington 4.
At Cleveland-New York 6, Cleve-
and 3.
At st. Louis-Boston 5, st. Louis 4.
Pacific Coast League
No games; teams traveing.
Pacific International League
At ancouver-Vancouve 5, Taco
ma 0.
At observation-disclosures 10, Yakima
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-23
CENTRAL LEAGUE HEADS
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

BY Associate Press.
KALAMAZOO. Mich. F'eS ga
REORGANIZATION OF the Central Base
bah league was effected az a meet
ing Of promoters here today. Mich b.
gan viii have six clubs in tho circuit
-Manistce. Ludington. Musker1n
Lansing. Grand Rapics and Kala-
mazOO. Pres't Emerson Dickerson
was authorized To decide upon two
other cities 20 be admitted
RicHmond md and Sprir rfieId.
o.. IT was said. would probably r.,
selected other applications FOR
franchises came FROM Lima. and
Muncie.
The saiasV limit was ff,ed a. s.
o. the price ~ admission Will he
40 cents and an amendment 70 The,
( constitution forbhs transfer Of play.
ers from one club 20 another during
F the last 30 davs Of tho season with
out authority from the board Of
rectors The waiver price was set
! al S1pG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-23
WOOD MEN WOULD
GUST SEM WATSON
Backing of Harding Friends
of Senator May Bring
Out Goodrich.
Special To- The News Times

Special to The News Times,
WASHINGTON. Feb 22.-Over-
lures to GOV. James p. Goodrich Of
q somewhat promising nature are
contemplated 10y the supporters of
Major Gen Leonard Wood. accord
ing To- the information which comes
from the Wood headquarters That
the Indiana governor might aspire
20 the seat I'm the senate now held
by Sen. james T.. Watson is the sug-
Eestion which may be thrown out Co
tickle the ears of the Indiana gov
ornor.
The Wood forces are more than
disT leased with the road roller
methods the Watson organization is
USING 20 put SEN Il8rdns. OF Ohio,
over for the presidency. That Gen.
Wood is the most popular man. and
that it bcEooves the republican par
~ not to follow the course taken
i'm 1912 IS am argument which goes
up daily from The Wood headqu9r-
ters. but DC d having mo- effect upon
the republican leaders.
Failing n ihis attempt Goo hold
the gains already made. the Wood
managers are now turning to The
same tactics adopted uE the follow
ers OF Hsrdirs. They aSe threaten
ing 60 make offers them selves in
those states Wher some Harliu1
lieutenant is using his position 90
further the Harding boom II 30 IS
TO be a frCe-for-au r-hL Che Wood
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-23

suanglc hold ON the Indiana delega-
ton to the republican national con
venuon.
Are Blaming Watson
Sen. James E. Watson, OF Indiana.
is pointed out as "the cause of it
au" That Watson is using the po-
siuon he has in Indiana to put Hard
ing forward and To exclude the
voters from considering other can
didatcs. lis the charge made daily.
1t is having mo- effect on the In
diana senator. however, and thus is
made necessary the plans for a drive
from within.
There is no reason why the In
diana governor should not aspire 10
Doe senator in so long as his effort
90 be vice president has been nipped
i'm the bud toy the Watson forces. in
the opinion of the Wood men. Either
Goodrich or Albert j. Beverage
would bee acceptable. for they be-
lieve that either one with the Wood
LLttl- I'm l4lIOWn 10 lA4lil tDuiu At-
feat Watson i'm the race for the SEN
ate And having defeated Watson.
the Wood men believe they would
have defeated one of Woods most
powerful enemies.
Watson Makes Men Laugh.
To mention this 10 a Watson man
is 70 bring forth q derisive laugh
AT no time has Watson even con-
scented 20 listen TO a discussion of
the merits and strength of Bever-
idce and Goodrich. To demonstrate
how certain ne was i'm his position
he Immediately went out and order
ca Tereridge ont of the race and
defed Goodrich 90 consider enter
ing The presidential primaries And
he YEAS victorious. $50 there is some
ground for his conddenca now
Watson knows he has great adj
vantage over Goodrich I'm thsr Good
rich's state administration has he
come such burden that Goodrich's
roliucai strength has been seriously
lessenod Watson. knowing this
has planned only to win for himscl.
anr- to politely prevent Goodrich
from even toxins part iu the cam
paien Woods invitation may now
cause some uneasincss in the Wat
son camp however
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-23
RGSS.GRAPPLES
WITH MAHAM0NT
Turk Wrestler Will Attempt
to Break MiShaWaka Boys
Winning Streak.

Wrestling fans I'm the vicinity Of
Mishawaka are due for a treat to-
night when Kid Ross. the wen
known middleweight grappler of
NIishawaka, meets 'Youssiff'' Maha-
mont the Turkish wrestling cham
pion. in the Century theater Of
Mishawaka in the main bout of the
evening.
Ross needs no introduction 10 the
local fans He has been throwing
all corners this year Such men as
Charley Peterson. of Chicago; Far
mer Moore. Of Michigan City. and
Matty Matsuda, OF Columbus. Ohio.
all Of them recognized as good
wrestlers, have fallen before Ross.
Matsuda twice fell a victim 10 his
toe holds.
Little is known Of Mahamont. but
Matsuda is sending him here 10 OPP
pose Ross, confident that he will ex-
! perience little difficulty I'm topping
he local favorite. II these reports
! of Matsuda's are true Ross will in
deed have a job on his hands if he
wants 10 keep his slate for the rres-
/ ent year unmarried by defeat
Reported Good.
According to the assertions of
Matsuda the Turk is reputed to have
a wealth OF holds, and his scissors
is said to be especially hard 10
break Many OF his last victories
have bene won by the timely appli-
cation of the scissors hold, and Ross
viii bave to be on the lookout for
this. Many of Ross friends are sure
that he will have a hard task on
! his hands TO throw the Turk, but
they argue that ne is in the pink
! of condition and will employ all the
| skin and science at his command
before he conceeds victory 20 Ma
/ lamont
Two wrestling bouts, as well as
| one six-round boxing bout. consti-
/ tute the preliminaries. Kid Fay, OF
| Niles, who knocked out Rollo Hess,
! of South Bend, in the second round.
will meet Young Burns. of Buchan-
an, in the boxing contest. Charley
Smith, the Belgian champ of Mish-
awake, will meet Babe Palmer. of
Niles, in the first bout Of the eve
ming for graphing hOnOrs.. Milten-
berg, of Niles, will oppose Town
send. Of Mishawaka, in the other
wrestling prelim.