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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
GAME IS DECISIVE
, TO EACH QUINTET
Ancient Rivals lie a d in
Race for the State
Championship.
MUSKOGEE UNBEATEN
Numbers Oklahoma City Five
Among Victims; Tulsa Is
at Best.

r,tss and Muskogee high schools,
.'I.,t rivals and leading contc2ders
~, ,ba clstorn and state scholastic
t,,,t,tnrsn.ps. clash tonight on the
,'@,I ,our. iu what should be one Of
,,o host games ever played here.
,tr,Eurp, comes to Tulsa unde-
,,afea numbering among their We
AIMS fHr best Quintets in this section.
a.r.svr victory over Oklahoma
S,g few weeks ago indicates the
f.rsrgiU of the green Hud white. \
,.,ar,r lineup and a fast and fight
,ps squad is presented by MuskoSec,
Witch assures Tulsa of one of It's
hardest tests Of the year
coach Eau's CaEers have developed
lp,o championship possibilities only
UI'hin recent weeks of play Defeated
GI,irg the holidays by Winfield and
Wichita. Kan. high schools, then los
Ing 20 jerks here, the crimson and
cream has played splendid basketball
since losing TO jerks,
Tho Jcnks and wichita defeats
we're avenged last week, while Bar
tISsyille and Enid, OKLA, and Fort
smith, Ark, high schools have lost
10 Tulsa In previous weeks.
Followers Of the locals believe
that tho quintet now representing
Tulsa IL one Of the best in It's history.
In Carter playing his last year. they
have one OF the most brilliant schol-
astic forwards in the state. Vernon
i capable basket shooter and
works we'll with the Tulsa leader.
Smiling Blond" Weinecke. at center,
Is playing the best game OF his
career which means that he is one
o., the best in the southwest. Reese
and shaffer, husky and fast guards,
are the classiest pair of defensive
men seen in state scholastic caginE
circles for some time. Profka, Berlin
and Morgan are capable reserve tai
6nt.
Tonishts game starts at S:1j
o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
MAY PRESENT PROOF
American legion to Bc Given Oppor-
tunity to Substantive Dempsey
SlaCkcrism Claim.

NEW YORK, Feb. i2--various
posts " tho American Legion who
hayo adopted resolutions condemn
inr Jack Dempsey as Stacker ana
others who hlvc Joined IN the move
mont against The world'a champion.
will be given nm opportunity TO pre-
rent evidence to suhs'auiiate their
charges boy tho army navy and
civilian buurd of boxing control
The hearing ~ evidence IN the
Dempsey inycWirotlon has today
been held mp pending The arrival Of
bempscyg draft qurguonuniro and
other documents. Mombora of tho in
VcstIgntion commission ot The boxing
boards said charges against the
worlds champion 30 FAR ns they have
boon able 90 discover 20 date, have
been on hearg1y All future sessions
~ the committee viii be open to
momhers or the proNs
In case 01mc or D0mpscy's ac-
Cuaora appear before tho board TO
present evidence. n is believed the
champion will Doe required 70 come
tn New York ana HHfo In person his
side OF tho controversy
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CARPENTER COMES SOON
Leaves France ON March I3--Plans
Ia Box Dempsey In september.

NEW YORK, Feb, i2--Paris cable
adyicos received her" today state
.that Georges Carpenter, European
heavyweight champion, viii sail for
this country March IS and expects
to box Jack Dempsey for the
worlds title in the United States In
September In addition to tarpen
tier and his manager, Doscamps, the
party viii include two French pugi-
lists OF lighter classes Charles Lee
doux and Georges Papin.
II is Understood that Carpenter
has both film and vaudeville con-
tracts which will occupy his time for
four or five months after his arrival
Before the expiration Of these con
tracts II is said that he viii have
signed to meet Dempsey.
Tex Ricknrd, who promoted the
contest a. Toledo, refused today to
discuss the report that Carpenter
was coming to this country under
contract 70 him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
MINORS MEET MAJORS
scant Progress Made In Conference
Between Big ana Little
Baseball Moguls.

CHICAGO. Feb. 12.--Minor league
baseball moguls made scant progress
In their session today with the
majors, called for the purpose OF
drawing up new working agree
ment. President Jim Heydler and
most OF the National league mag
mates sat in with the committee from
the scaller circuits at the Congress
hotel but there was marked alb
sence OF American leaguers. Connie
Mack was the lone representative Of
the junior big league.
Mack explained the majority of
the leaguers were of the opinion that
no new agreements had been effected
with the minors at this time, pend
Ing 4 decision at Washington in the
suit Of the Baltimore Federal league
club against organized baseball
However. the minors demanded pro-
lection from the big fellows and it
was announced a committee of three
National leaguers and three Amer
lean lelEuers would meet with the
minors late in the afternoon and en-
delyor TO thresh out the problems.
The minors made no effort to con-
sal the fact that they may encoun-
" fresh troubles erom the Indus
i'al league, which also met during
the day at the Hotel Sherman. Ac-
cordlng to the minors, the Indus
lTlal folks are liable to riddle the
present little fry Of the organized
Ield by making tempting offers for
ne services Of athletes and the help
o. the majors is sought to ward off
this possibility.
q, reports were circulated about the
congress that Jimmy Callahan, for
mef SoX manager, had been suC-
trs'ed as a candidate for the chair
hahship OF the national commission.
succeed Garry Hermann, resigned.
taHahAn and Ban Johnson have been
conference regarding the PROPOSE %
eoh' II Is said. President John Heyd
W. stated this afternoon neither he
soE tan Johnson had arrived at a
ascSlon regarding the selection of a
wv chairman and hinted that a
mohth might elapse before a deci-
Noh was reached.
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The Turf
Ar NEW ORLEANS.
Results Yesterday.

First race. three mrlougs Pc
uinia, (MctcaID first Alberta s.
tMGe hau) second, Matte H. kcna
OHoWardD third. Time, 81. luCen-
drie, Mary Head. Northern Lady,
Mauatah. ALSO ran
Second race. riN furlongs Spo-
kane Queen, tStacb first Buck
shot OpauaD second, liuWma
tNooreD third. Time l:17. Cobalt
Brown Boc, Raeoutcuso. Toad stool
Speedy Foot. IIcIma, Merry Lass,
also ran.
Third race, six furlongs Marvin
May (RicucrccD first Bally BE.
,Zoell,rJ second; Lady IN Black,
C'ouc,u) third Time. 1:15 10.
Jean Eulliaut. Sister Helene. 1Iig
Idea, CormOrau, Who Cares, also
ran.
Fourth race. six furlongs Minute
Man tStdckD first; OsgoOd, IRich-
Creek) second, court ship, tkelsly)
third Time, l:li 20. American
Ace. also ran,
Firm race, mile aud 20 yards
wood Stone. Uarrlngion) first;
Matinee Idol CWuiis) second: Sir
Grafton, CStaclO third. 7 IN e
l:47 3-5. Eulogy also ran.
sixth race, mile and sixteenth
Romeo. tSiacD first; War club
CZoeller) second; sun God, dyke
third r ime 1850 4-5. Grandeo
Ccrinus also ran.
Seventh race. mile and sixteenth
ponderosa, (Smith) first; Otsego
tMcDcrmoD second, Lady ward
Iirickson) third. Time 1850 l-5
Brookland, Brian Boru, Harry Rud
der, John i. Casey. lodcles, Mari,
tonncN. Mar Tom. Blue Thistle
Miss Hermann, also ran.
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EIGHT MEETS AT UNI
Missouri Valley Conference, state,
Normal and scholastic Meets
Scheduled ~ Norman.

'IfNFihI 10 NO worm
NORMAN. Okla, Fob, i2.--SiN
track and field meets have been
scheduled for the coming season for
the University Of oklahoma by Ben
owen, general manager of athletics.
In addition the normal school In
Vltatiuu ana iutcrschulustic meets
will he held at the university max
ing eight meets In an.
Tho schedule follows.
March G--kInsas city Athletic
club, Indoor meet
Aprn l7-Dual meet with okla
homa A. " NJ. college at Norman.
April 2i-lnvltation meet FOR okla
homa normal schools.
May 1-Oklahoma intorscholnsic
meet.
May S--Drake relay meet Dcs
Moines
May I5-Dual meet with Kansas
Agricultural college.
MAY 22-nual meet with Univor-
sity OF Kansas.
May 29-Missouri valley confer
cncc meet at Amos
Places Of the dual meets with
kansas ana Kansas AgEles have not
been decided. II Kansas comes to
Norman the Sooners will meet kan
sas Aggics at Manhattan and kan
sas AgEics viii mcet the Jayhawkers
at Lawrence. II is a three sided ar
raugement which has not yet been
worked out
Training for tho Kansas city in
door meet Is already under way, ac-
CordiuR 90 II. q. SOutar, track coach.
| Prospective candidates are Lively
| Clift. l.asky and Griffin, sprints and
quarter. Pendlcton. quarter; Wood
| high jump; Wilson, hurdles. priob,
ana Lawrence, shot put; cobb and
| smith half mile: ana Nahlburg
Taylor, Griffith and others, distance
events
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
Entries To-day.

First race. three furl0nEs Morn
ing Face. IA; Run George, 112;
Omcr K, l12, No FOoling. 10.
Tut lU7; Maudic Wilson. l04;
Hazel W. lOi; Blemished. 109,
kaymar, lO2: Johnsumma, 80.
Second race, six furlongs--Tom
Goose, l15; Langden, il5, korf-
hagc, 10. Kulur 40; Columbia.
Tenn, llO. Vision, los. E,tahe. ll5.
General, III. Meddliug Miss, llOi
Lady Marathon. l03, New Model
no; Wall Street 10; Ann S., 10S;
Huron H. 1OSi kingling If, 10;
Promise Ne l15.
Third race, six furlorgs-Oppor-
tuuity, us; By Heck, ll2; Pullux,
lU6, Trusty ll5, Sweeping Glance,
los; Discussion, lO7; Deck Mate,
l03; Bone~'clle. l0l; Trium phant,
100, DuudrearS o..
Fourth race, mile and 70 yards
Paul Connolly, ll2, Crumsal. lOSi
pilsrn,, 1l4, King Neptune l12i
Frank Monroe, 10; Hadrain, 1OG,
Asirea, SO, Keep, 80; Foreclosures,
.s4
T'ifth race, mile and 70 yards
Dandy Dude, 1l3; J. 9. stone. l12;
DiOscOrIdo lUS, Counter Balance.
lO5, George Washington, lOG. Tod
dlcr, 10; Grove A., 92; Midia, 90;
Hackamorc. So.
sixth race, mile and eighth
Incidence. l13. Sas.u, ll3, SKY Pr
lot ll3. Chick Bdrklcy ll3, Frank
MaltoN, lll Polu, lll Handful
lOA, Blue Bahuock, l0S; Mayor
Calvin, los; GoIdcrost Boy, l0Si
Orncry, 1O6; Cahallu. 1O6.
Seventh race. milo and one. eighth.
Luther, l15, Water Proof ll5, Al
Pierce, ll5i Amino. ll3, Sempcr
Stalwart ll3; Dr. Cro.gior, los. Ben
Hampson lOS; BoEart, l0S; Lorena
Moss, lO6. Bomhast, l13, Verify,
1O1: WiIligan, 101.
Memnher- rnInlnEi track. sl0ppy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
F. TUCKER TO ST. LOUIS
Tulsa Lightweight Appears in Bout
There February 20.

frankie Tucker, Tulsa lightweight.
left last night for st. Louis where he
Is TO meet some worthy opponent In a
bout February 20. Frankie was HC-
compauiod by Brother Trainer
Lounlr and Sister Manager Eliza
both. frankie was offered % go with
Bobby Waugh a' Fort Worth Fonru-
AIRY 49, but was unable fu accept
owing to the Mound city engage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
Exclude Foreign Corn.

WASHINGTON, eb. l2.-An order
prohibiting the importation of
corn. broomcorn and related plants
was issued today by the de-
partmont of agriculture TO prevent
the entrance into the United states
of the so-called European corn burar.
The pest already has obtained a foot
hold in some eastern states, 1t was
said, and energetic efforts are being
made to control its spread.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
0Atahoma a Baptists Beat
okidhonaa City College

rsS SNGd,A',HOMA CITY, Feb. l2.-
bask.,Sl5a, ESN-a homa Baptist university
hsnss la team won from the Okla
49, ol,N college here tonight by
q tne OF 20 TO /. The score stood
Ian, IN iayor OF the shawnee
Bo,s me close OF the first half.
hs IN teams were weakened by
w,k M ot players who have been
eese basketball teams Of
t"o colleges were scheduled
,.ay might but on acconnt ~
0sw, ou lbreak Of influenza at
''t ssriye '' team from there did
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
Missouri I,cnts Oklahoma.

COLI MBiA, Mo, Fob. ll.-Play-
ing q fast game the Missouri uni
vorsity basketball squad tonight de-
fcatcd oklahoma uuivcr9itys quin-
tct 81 10 q. IN a Missouri valley con
forcnc" game here. II was MIS-
sOurl's eleventh straight victory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
Treat All Colds Promptly

Above all. keep FREQ from colds,
as colds irritAte the lining OF the
air passages ana make them real
breeding grounds for germs.
Prompt use Of Vick's VapORub aids
In preventing colds. For head
colds, Rore throat or hoarseneas.
rub Vicks woll over the throat and
chest and cover with IA warm flan-
mel cloth. For deep chest colds,
severe sore throat or bronchitis, not
wet towels should first be applied
10 the throat, chest and back bo-
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COLUMBIA, Mo, Feb 12.--Mis-
souri, univerAty's basketball team
won it's twelfth straight victory toe
night by defeating Oklahoma uni
versity's quintet, 90 to 10, IN a Mis-
souri, Valley conference game here,
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matters only In which the rutifiCa-
tiop of tho schedulo was the main
business at hand. kept the Western
in the background. The press re-
crn was In session, even though the
Three Eve, a league Of lower claSsi =
fcation, was mentioned The tludI
adoption Of the schedule was de-
terrcd until meeting next Monday
az Kansas city.
=
Some baseball fnaguutcs never will
learn the art and necessity Of pro-
vidinr publicity. Publicity in base.
bali is not only desirable and bene-
ficial--u is a. necessity. The scribes
are always glad and eager 70 get all
the baseball stories available. They
even resort occasionally to writing
a sale of a player. 4 majority OF
the mHgnateS I'm baseball, I'm major
and minor leagues Included. the
splendid fellows, glad to help the
typewriter pounding boys along with
live dope whenever possible, ana
realize the value of That co-opera-
Ion. between themselves ana base
bail writer's. But there are still oth-
erS who. even when sought out 10y
the scribes and when the scribcs
efforts are directed TO serve inc tdns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

|LA0DlNbeUE
By
Larry Doiley

Western league
mag mates are ell
thcr lccretiNe or
elso their Tues
day conference
was not Cunsid-
cred OF great
j M y o rtancc by
sport scribes who
are covering the
baseball meetinga
at Chicago. The
doiugs OF the ma
ior leagues ana
the fact that the
". l. conference
yXua of routine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
IlrnMn NONci On Nnnst

Knockout Brown boxed here while
he was stationed at the Preside
waiting 10 be sent to France. Hc
met kIyo KruvOsky In one bout ana
Euyo EayG him q lcft-handed trim
ming Bllly Murray finished every
spot tina, Kayo left untrimmcd, so
Brown should hc easy picking Tor
Orfcga Tho Chicaro Greek also lost
20 Wilhelm Mcchan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
Wllhn stnrts Trimming

NEW YORK. Feb. Jimmy
wilde. flywoight champion of the
world. has today arrived here TO start
training for his bout with Mickey
Russell before the Newark spor rtBmen
club next wednesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

A process has been invented In
Australia for the extraction Of
grcHscs from wool without the use
Of acids
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

Brown and OrtoFa have accepted
terms for q 15-rognd bout % de-
cislon. 10 be held in Tulsa February
~. Final closing Of the match will be
made today, according to Mr.. Ma
thI3S,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
COOK PAINT BEATS ARCADE
WIN In Straight Frames Last Night
IN Arcade Bowling League.

oook Paint bowlers last night de-
led Arcade rollers in straight
'aHles IN the Arcade Bowling
was asIe. borgwald OF Cook Paint
The scnras.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
o. K. LEAGUE MOGULS MEET
Representatives OF That Circuit "a
Convene az PonCn city.

pONCA CITY. okla. Fob. IA
meeting Of representatives OF the
oklahoma Kansas baseball league
viii ho held here Sunday morning
FOR tho purpose ~ arranging finaI
"details and a schedule for the seas n
Dick Clarity of this city and q. W
Saylcs OF Arkansas city have been
directed to draft tentative plans tC
be presented 10 the meeting
Representatives VIII hc present
from Arkansas city and wellington
Kan, and Enid, blackwell. Guthrie
Newklrk and ponca city, okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

The sand blast and tumhling bar
rel have been combined In a new
time saving machine for cleaning
castings.
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COSDEN DEFEATS MID WEST
OH Company BOwlcrs Win In
Straight Frames in "S" League.

Cosdcn oil company rollers last
night defeated the Mid West Print
ing company five In straight frames
in the y NJ G. \. league. Stultz of
Cosden was high with $40.
The scores
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
Keep the Air Passages Healthy

While We know very little more
about the flu now than we did last
yoar--the germ Itself has never
been Identified still most authori-
ties agree that the Flu germs arc
bronthod in. II the system Is In
good shape and the membrane or
lining of the air passages IL In
healthy conditiOn--thcse germs
are thrown off.
A good plan II to melt n little
Nick's NapoRub In a spoon, night
ana morning. and inhale the va
pors also apply n little up the nos
triis several times day. especially
Just before being exposed to
crowds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
Flu this Year Is Mi!dcr

The rules given above, recon-
mendcd by the. New York CITY
Board Of lIcalth. arc guides to good
health Mt all times. Particularly
should they be followed Just now,
when Influenza ~ again abroad In
the land. Authorities agree, how
ever, that the flu this year Ia less
severe than in the last epidemic
tho attacks are shorter ana the
death rate lower. In fact. many
physicians Insist that the epidemics
now being reported from 40 many
sections are not Flu at all. but
simply tho old-fashioncd grip.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
SPORTING SCRIBES
LAUD BAT 0RTEGA
Even Conservative Sala-
zar EnthuseS Over the
Californian

When the conservative Marion T.
Salazar, sporting editor OF the san
Francisco Chronicle, writes his en-
dOrscmcnt OF a boxer or of a boxing
match, II means that the buddics who
pay the freight get run for their
smaCks. SIlaZar occupies "A place on
the coast supreme in the fistic world.
That Is because OF his absolute fear
lcssness and fairness. SO when he
praised Battling Ortega as n great
scrappcr, Promoter Matthias of Tulsa,
who had contemplated bringing or
geta here for a go with h. q.
Brown, lost no time i'm getting in
touch with the Frisco wallopor The
following shows Salalar's opinion of
Ortcga, written following Pats go
With Jim Darcy:
The ring was small about lG-foot
the kind OF ring John l.. sullivan
always wanted TO fight In, and this
made the boxing faster and better.
When the boxers started to back
up, as Darcy did continually in his
fight with Ortega, they couldn't back
very far without humping against
the ropes.
Fights All the Way.
| And speaking of Ortcga--what a
| fighter he is! From the moment the
bell tapped for the first round until
he stood blood flecked In the center
Of the ring at the end of the 10Th
round with Jim Griffin, the referee,
| holding his hand in the air, he was
| just "A bunch Of concentrated energy
Suddenly turned loose.
Not one step backward did ortega
| take: never did he hold; he took
punches, lots Of them, sometimes the
punches shook him, and iu one
round, the fifth, Darcy had the bet
ter of him.
But always. an tho time. Ortega
was boring in, always was he moving
| forward. uftcntimes taking half "a
dozen punches TO put In one of his
own, perhaps TO the stomach, per
haps to the chin, ana in the final
round. when II was a question
whether Darcy would be given a
draw. Ortoga let go everything he
| had
with a punch TO the side of tho
jaw he staggered Darcy and started
! him moving back faster than over;
with jump Ortega was on top, and
| a right hook brought Darcy down 10
! his knees.
The crowd arose and roarod. And
as it roared Darcy arose to his feet
Lake "A flash Ortcga was again on
| top OF him shooting In crushing
punches with right and left, but
| Darcy daZod as he was, covered up
and backed against the ropes.
backed to get his bearings and 10
avoid at least a few Of the punches.
Darcy Probably Prayed,
They say that B1rCy's faNurito di-
version rs reading "A prayer book, And
| | suppose in that last half minute Of
| he fight he prayed.
| o did lII HTlgprg an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
To Prevent Flu and Colds
Three Rules You Should Observe
GD Sleep s hours--With windows wide open
(2) Eat wisely-exercse regularIy--don't worry
CD Avoid crowds and persons having colds

tween the shoulder blades. TO open
the pores. Then Vicks should be
rubbed i'm over the parts until the
skin IL rcd--apread on thlckly and
covered with two thicknesses OF hot
flannel cloths. Leave the clothing
loose around the neck, so the va.
pors released by tho body heat may
be freely inhaled.
Those vapors, inhaled with each
breath, carry the medication di-
rectly To tho lungs and air pas
saRcs. At the same time Vicks is
absorbed thru md stimulates the
skin, thus aiding to relieve conges-
ton within.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
Use OF External Treatments :o-
colds InCreaslng

Vick's VapoRub IN the discovery
OF North Carolina druggist who
found how To combine in salve form
the standard time tested remedies,
Cnmphor --- Menthol --- Eucalyptus
Thyme. eto.---so that when the
salve IL applied to the body heat
these ingredients are liberated in
the form OF yapors.
Nicks rs particularly recon-
mended for childrcns Group or
colds since II Is externally applied
and therefore can be used freely
and often without the slightest
harmful effects.
Tho best evidence OF the value
OF Vicks Is the steadily increasing
number OF people who have been
converted 10 the use OF this "out-
side" treatment
beginning with the customers Of
small retail drug store. the use
OF Vicks has grown year by year
state by Rtate--until now more
than II million Jars arc used an
nually, And this In spite OF the
fact that VicSs is a new form OF
treatment TO many folks IN the
North and West. Vlcks can he had
at all druggists in three slzes--3Oc,
GOc. or sl.20.
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Boxing Recognized.

CHAPEL HlLL, E. g.. Feb. IL
Boxing has been recognized as col
ItElltC sport by the University Of
North Carolina. IL was announced to-
hay
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

Want Carter Hall TossCrs.
All members Of the 1919 Carter on
company baseball club arc requested
to get In touch with T.. Il. Tuohey
manager Phone 6l00.
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