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New Britain herald., 1920-09-04

William Kiniry Henry Dolan. Frank Wes- ton. Clement Grace. William Smith, B. Mo Inerney and Jackie Clark will run.
 In the 10o-yard open dash it is assuSed that a fast event will be staged. with such performers as Bernie Conley. Francis Kfer- nan and George Dillon entered.
 At O. clock the baseball classic will be staged between the Pioneers of this city and the Spartans of Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
Giants Back ia Gotham.

New York. Sept. 4.-3Ick |" the old home town Ca:1c the Giants yesterday d started their Polo Grounds pcnnant drive with hollow victory the spiritl"Fs -Boston Braves. The score was to .. In the not very dim past things were different. Those were the days when the Braves were scoring hollow victories over the Giants. They were beating the Polo Grounders a small boy beats drum. But now the 5raves spi-itless. listless careless lot. All eSCeDt Mickey uSeiil have lost their pep. Score by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
FAFNIR STILL LEADS.
Last Years Factory Champions Likely to
 Cop Pcnnant Again.

The race for the championship in the Industrial League is close one with the Fafnir Bearing Company team, winners of the pennant last year. again heading the procession. Landers. Frary and Clark is a close runner-up. These teams are battling this afternoon at Walnut Hill Park and a keen contest had been expected. The conn pletc standing of the teams follows:
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
BIG GAME TOMORROW.

It's "all up for the big contest--ths third game of the series for tho city cham. ptonship between the Pioneers and tho Annex-tomorrow. afternoon on the Ellis street diamond. The series Is a tied affair each club having won from the other.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
BRIToNs LOSE AT CRICKET.

Philadelphia. Sept. 4.-The PhuadeIphfa Cricket Club scored 2s5 in the first inning. while the incognito team from Eng land had tallied so for loss Of three wIckets. when stumps were drawn yesterday in the second match of the touring crick- eters at St. Martins.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
MURRAY AT HARVARD.

Cambridge. Mass, Sept 4.-Harvard's football coaching corps for the fall cam paign has been virtually completed by Head Coach Robert Fisher with the appointment of William I. Murray. captain of last sea sons eleven, coach of quarterbacks.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
BOUTS ARE CANCELLED.
Lynn Promoters Decide Wait Until
 Commission Is Named.

Lynn Mass. Sept. 4.-Routs at the Casino Athletic Club scheduled for last night the big point of the card being a 12-round
 affair between Billy Fitzsimmons. of fon- kers and Bobby Josephs, of Boston. were cancelled when it became known that the
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
BROOKLYN FANS OUT
 DESPITE CAR STRIKE
Big Crowd Gn Hand to Welcome
 Home Dodgers

srookIvn Sept. t--.3urlcigh Grimes allowed only four hits. while ZsCh"us Wheat captain. and all 'r the other Rouils piled a strong bat a EbbatS Field yeStersi ly. and. in consequence. defeated the Phitii s by of 0 some q. 0o0 fans. m t.y whom braNed R. R. T. strike periis to the boys" who had just returned frnm the West after long abse'lCr. felt w"ll repaid. There was "hs~i for every Iit;le thing yesterday aui there reason for much applause. Score by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
etansiinx of the Teams.
Gaines Today.

|rk at Boston ftwol wton at Philadelphia. iA at Chicago
 at Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
Is GAIN GROUND |NLEADERS LOSE
and White SOx Are Both
 en and Race TishtenS

Sept ts=-A ntnrh hit was needed |terday's game between the Ianks Red Spx, and the biggest pinch )he major leugues--tinh MeuHrl-- He came tn bat in the ninth D the score. n tie, two Tanks on b wo out, and boomed short tlv |enter. The Rcd Sox outtielder- |na very. very deep for Robert. |a lonR hitter. and before Hooper in for this one it fell safe rur e two runs went in md tho
 Eon by score uf 5 to 2 The |nninKsi
 n .......,....0st oO0 00a~--a Q .............,oO oOO 0Os i0o--5 tt k. Quinn. Mays and Huet and |ioyt and Schang.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
Cubs Win in Ninth.

Pittsburgh. Sept. 4.-Chicago defeated Pittsburgh by a score Of to yesterday in a I3-inning game. The score was to when Flack led of with a hit in the last frame followed by Terry's sacrifice, Rob ertson's infeld single and Paskerts double. scoring two runs Score by innings:
 h chicago ..........oeo 900 oOo OOo2-4 10 ! Pittsburgh .......IOo oO1 900 oo0O-2 14 2 Batteries: Vaughn and O'Farreli: Carl son and Schmidt.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

|d Ia-24 Albany s-is. |aven (: Pittafieid !. |ter St Waterbury G.
 hsid 10.0f Bridgeport 3-i.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
white sox slIp Hack.

Sept. t=-smith's double, follow mluA les by Jacobson and Williams louis . 2sto-i victory over chicago |. Chicago was saved from a shut strung hit a homer after two |n the eighth frhme AS . result kys defeat and victory for New Boston the locals dropped tn |e, i've points behind Cleveland.
 by inninRsi
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
speaker Leads Si-Icr.

Speaker Cteveiand'- manager. is heading the batting procc~si"n in tho American League with average of .3aa. Sisler. of st. Luuis. is only one point behind with .gaI. Eddie Collins. uf t'hlcago. has greatly in- proved hts batting mark and is pressing Jackson. teammutc. and Ruth. of New York. Jackson is hitting .s57. Ruth .374 and F Collins .3G7
 Ruth has played only game since the last averages were compiled and tn that contest he cracked out his 4lth home His total base record was brought up to 3l6 and his scoring record to i34.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
H.nndInx of the Teams.
came- Today.

bphia at New York
 |nt Brooklyn.
 hti at Sc. Louis. at Pittsburgh,
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
T,w..- nlank Indians.

h. sept i--p~troit defeated Ln the indians first game at home Est IS by acore of | to 0 yes Leonard was very effective with asea. Detroit made the only run ne in the ninth frame on Young . upon which wambagansn made low to first. and Cobb's single c" The score by innings
 n c
 .,,,... ooo ooo o0i--t Q ....,,....oO 900 0o0 00o--o 2 Leonard and stanaRp; cayeirskie ,,.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.

brk B. Boston q |f. Cleveland 0. wton fas Philadelphia (,
 )s q. Chicago 1.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
Reds Down Cards,

St Louis Sept 4.-C'incinnati maulrd three St. Louis pitchers for IT hits and won yesterdays game by a score of 12 to !. isuque allowed only one hit in the six frames he pitched. retiring then to allow Brenton. a recruit. to finish the game. The score hy innings.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
Standing of the Teams.
Games Today.

|Cfty at Baltimore.
 Ter at Toronto. at Akron.
 k ct syracuse.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

ye~sersa~y's Results. So kamAa scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
knowiton Goes Had.

hhta. Sent. l~~After holding |n to three scattered singles in tho innings of yesterdays game a recruit pitcher Of the PhilnF
 |mrrIcana, weakened ini the nfth kmhlnRton winning ny q score or Inc score bN innings.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
Standing of th. Teams.

Games Today |. at Hartford ttwob. bort st Springfield. bury at Worcester
 bsvsn at Flttsneld.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
EBAlL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesferday'. Results. rk T. Boston 2. n e. Philadelphia Q. ati i3. St. Louis 2.
 q. Pittsburgh : ti3 inninEsp.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04

pavis and ssvsreld' Faber.
 and schalk,
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04

[, shaw and Charity knowl- and Perkins.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04

Batteries and III
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04

Leonard and stanaRv; coy"irshl'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-01
ALLEN URGES COURT
Governor Wants Federal Court Iav
Enacted Following Plan Of Kan
sas Industrial law.

WASHINGTON, May 3i.--Eetao-
lish ment of n federal court OF indus
trial relations similar TO that in kana.
sas was recommended TO the senaN
labor committee today by Governor
Allen of that state. The committee
Is considering legislation to carry
out recommendations Of President
Wilson's second industrial confer
ence.
II would recommend Iegislation
that would take into consideration
the fact that the peace and welfare
of the public must come first" said
Governor Allen.
II would urge the creation OF
court having all the powers OF any
court below the supreme court whose
appeals should be to that tribunal;
tho judges to be appointed by the
president"
The governor said. however, that
this court should have Jurisdiction
relating only"to interstate commerce
and that there should be no pro.
vision that would in any way inter
fere with the rights of states 70
adopt similar measures dealing with
Interstate commerce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-01
ADMITS SHOOTING
THAT KILLED GIRL
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

NV" tN''' 'AH'f"
riding with n party OF friends on the
state highway east of yukon, were
unable today to solve the mystery or
advance motive for the crime. Miss
Scott was killed by "a bollGt fired
from n motor ear containing Two
mon, who were forced to wait while
tho car In which Miss Scott was rid
ing passed. A second shot followed
tho one which killed Miss Scott
lodged In the rear end OF tho car,
officers state.
Two young men, George Moore
and Hen Allen, arrested shortly after
tho tragedy by Sheriff Jack Smith
of Canadian county are still held
In tho El Reno jail In connection
with the shooting II. r. Ellingcr,
president OF tho first National bank
OF Noble. who went To El Reno to
investigate tho case, declared tho
empty shell Of tho shot that killed
tho young woman was found I'm the
lToad near the scene of the shooting
and fitted into the 32-20 Calibro rifle
which was found In the car con-
tanning Moore and Allen
Anger nt having To wait for tho
car To pass IN which Miss scott was
riding is tho motive officers of the
Canadian county advance for ia,
| killing. Jealousy, which at first wa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-01

ronage purposes largely. and Mr..
Anderson declared "in collusion"
with tho democratic The Bean
Gerow organization, he charged,
was "a close corporation" and an
officeholders' trust" The charges
OF collusion we're denied by Lake
Jones Of Jacksonville. who argued
the case for the regular delegation.
Some Limitation OF immigration.
but not sufficiently strict to inter-
fere with advantages capital natu-
rally sees I'm LARGE foreign labor
supply was recommended today
for inclusion In the party's platform
by the subcommittee on immlgra-
tion of the republican advisory com
mittce.
Chairman Hays att tho close Of to-
days committee meeting announced
a solution OF seating the Sc extra
delegates chosen from ten states. II
was found tina. 80 additional chairs
can be placed in tho space arranged
for delegates on the coliseum floor
and the other 10 will be accommo-
dated by occupying tho spaces Of
delegates who happen to be absent
from sessions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-01
YOU CAN'T RUB
RHEUMATISM OUT
Says w. NJ. Glenn of Car
bon, West Virginia.

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true you can't rub rheumatism out. but
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Now never feel tho misery that tortured
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Such a preparation Is PRESCRIPTION
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Before taking Prescription C-2223 YOU
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write Dept l29 2223 Laboratory. Memphis.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-01
LATTA SEES NEED
FOR REAL LEADER
coNrlNnEn rnoN rAaE 30.

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE.
precision at this time is that the
party that has made 80 much HE
tory IN the last hair century ls IN
need Of real capable constructive
leader more than ~ is In need ~ 81
candidate That man is not in
sight lie may appear tomorrow or
the next day, or he may come to tho
surface during tho "hurly burly" OF
the convention itself. lie may bc
finally selected 10 head the ticket.
I}ut there is now no such individual
n controlled and directed during
tho years that Roosevelt ruled or
during the Mckinley era The Grand
Old Party needs boss
Oklahoma "POohbah."
Jake Hamon. OK lahoma poo
bah" In politics, has moved In and
opened up At tho baSallo. To Okla-
homans familiar with Oklahoma
politics. nothing need ho added TO
that They can sec tho picture --
cluttercd about the same flying
squadron that carried the state for
Ilafnon, IN tho national campaign
fight one finds N easy to wish thbt
Oklahoma was differently represent
ed. There waa only "A moments In
tcrcst aroused by lannon's an
nOuncCmcut aR a presidential candi-
date which came sunday evening on
tho heels OF his previous announce
mcnt that the Oklahoma delegation
would be for LOWdcn.
The only speculation Is ms to the
eamo tho oklahoma politician Is
playing. opinion being pretty well
agreed that his purpose is To get
~ many votes for himself ns posi-
bio and then break TO Lowdcn or
some other candidate at "a critical
moment In the hopes that n STAN
pcde viii follow,
Mcclure 10 Name Ifamon.
In his presidential announcement
Hamon says that his name will be
presented by BIRD S. Mcclure and
that he will have 80 votes ON the
first ballot, whore the go" Will
come from. the announcement does
not say
wood Managers Meet
At the time this Is being written
tho conference between Colonel
Proctor and Frank Hitchcock has
not been held. IL hell the result
has not been announced. The word
went out this morning that tins
| trouble will be adjusted before night
Lard ~ was tho understanding that
| II will bc ad iustcd between the two
without outside Interference or sug
gestions The regular dispatches
viii carry tho result Of this confer
erco. as well as tho decisions OF the
! national committee on such con
| tests as have been settled.
Another impression | have rs that
Iif Hitchcock should be given free
hand To- handle General Woods In
! tctcrts IN the convention and from
this time on. that IL is not alto
gcthcr impossible that the itlmor
boom would die natural death
aud the oklahoma delegation bc
| found I'm the wood column. II Is
also nay impression at this time
that the chances of Mr. Hitchcock
being given carte blanch" ARE not
tns bUi though there Is t'3si-
bihty.
As TO how tho vote will stand on
the first ballot there Is just one safe
method OF calculating. That Is with
the instructed votes And taking
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-01

given as n reason. was not accepted
by Miss Scotts friends, who declare
to their knowledge she had no ene-
mics ns she never qiAriGcd with any
young men who might have been
jealous.
A farmer sitting on his front porch
not moro than 100 yards from the
scene of the shooting said the car
from which the shot was fired had
stopped and the lights turned off.
lie said the car In which Miss Scott
was riding came around "A curve at
ordinary rate OF speed Tho car was
about 100 feet beyond the car that
had stopped when the shot that
Killed Miss Scott was fired piercing
the back or the car, passing between
the couple In tho rear and entering
Miss Scott's neck. killing her in
.stantly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-01
GRANT REGULARS
CONVENTION SEAT
coNr1NrEp rRoM rAan oNE.

tONTlEuEB fhOh iAbb ONb'
cd In the absence of the contestant
Seven regularly rported delegates
from Arkansas were seated, the ne
gro contestants being dismissed.
One delegate instructed for Cover
nor Lowden and two reported favor
able to him were among those
given seats.
snag I'm Florida
Taking up the contests alphabet
cally, the committee struck snag
in the Florida contests where three
separate sets OF delegates one each
reported favorable TO Major General
Wood, Governor Lowden and Sena-
tor johnson, rcsDc cly--wcrc
contcsting. For more than three
hours the committee argued over
complicated technical points Of the
Florida case and finally referred II
overnight to n subcommittee Of
throe for recommendation tomor-
row. Tho three committeeman
were Warren of Michigan, du Pont
.of Delaware and Parsons OF New
York.
Tho Church -vanduzor group CON
tended that both the Bean and the
Anderson organizations were de-
tunct and that representing the
real rcpublicanS" of Florida, they
were calling FOR now deal all
around" They represented that
with the large increase OF northern
immigration into Florida the state
could be considered "A doubtful one
II the national committee would roc
ognize republican organization
which thcy argued would command
the support of the electorate.
The regulars were charged with
maintaining rdle In Florida for pat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-01
BEGIN DEFENSE IN
DYNAMITING CASE
Witnesses for Krieger
Placed on Stand at
Morning Session.
REFUTE VOWEL STORY
Say Defendant Not in Tulsa
at Time State Claims Con-
spiracy Originated.

Failure Of witnesses for tho state,
IN tho prosecution OF Charles krio.
ger for conspiring to dynamite the
homo Of j W.. puw in this city octo-
her 20, 1917, To appear In district
court yesterday resulted In an
agreement whereby witncsFcH for
the defense, Mrs. Carrie Anderson,
J. J. Scrolls and w. J. Shipman. for
rnerly Of BrNtow, were placed on
the stand and bognn testimony by
which tho defense Hcoks To disprovo
statements mndc by Hubert Vow
eikg, "A states witness. upon whose
confession tho prosecution W based.
Vowella claims that he, with John
Hall and Frank benson, placed tho
dynamite under tho Pew homo. and
that this witness was led TO believe
the crime was committed at the In
stigatlon OF Kriger. an /. w. w. or
ganizer.
Mrs. Andcraon, keeper OF a
boarding ouso at BTtstow In the faii
ot 1911, and the two men, boardors
at tho Anderson nome, testified
Krieger wns In tho employ of the
Mount Cooper boiler works and was
working In or near l3ristow from
October 7 20 October 2b, 1871 7. Vow
ellis. In hts testimony. stated he saw
Eriegor in Tulsa several times our
ing tho two weeks previous To the
latter date, find the defense main
tnins that Ericgcr was In Bristow
or near that city and not In Tulsa
at any time stated by towcliA Nd
oournment was taken at $3.50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and the jury
was allowed TO witness the ball
game.
with the Introduction OF one nd
ditional witness the states case VIII
he closed. The agreement yester
day resulted In the Introduction OF
the first OF tho defense testimony,
and according to time consumed In
the first trial last october and NO
vember. the case viii be concluded
within two weeks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-01

into account only the unlnstructed
votes. johnson and Wood together
90 not control the situation. All
candidates aro claiming many votes
among the uninstructed, but none
~ them are sure of any Of them.
Men connected with at least three
hcadquartcrs admitted AZ much 20
me. Wood docs lead tho field. That
Is recognized. And IL he secures
those men from the uninstructed
liove he will receive, then he and
Johnson together could control the
convention and name tho candidate.
When | say this is precisely what
tho so-callcd "old guard" has feared
from tho first and what IL started
out to prevent I am stating a Precise
fact To this extent senator John
ron is occupying position Of vHet
strategic strength. Ho can nomi-
nate Wood or no can nominate Low
den. And his right to leadership in
tho future is going to be largely de-
trrmined by the manner in which
he exercises his advantages
do not believe there is anyone
H'It NJ Yet WHO I'dlly DtlleNcS 'Dal
The California man has even a
chance TO win the prize for himself.
feithcr Senator Bur1h nor Senator
johnson Is here as yet. so II Is i'm
possible TO secure directly or 9TH
erwise anything IN the nature Of an
accurate iTpre sslon concerning
their minds on this important phase
OF the matter.
AS matters stand, and until n real
leader arises or moro accommoda
tons are made, the cotorio OF gen
tiemen who started out to destroy
both Wood and johnson by pitting
one against tho other have the ad.
vantage. They dominate tho situa
ton and can name the ticket That
impression has become very strong
ly liked In my mind.
VIII they dare Ignore public
opinion or so much Of Il as has
expressed itself? WIN they dare put
the governor Of Illinois at the head
OF the ticket, in the face OF the poor
showing In tho primaries and polls
and I'm view Of his vulnorability, and
can they hold their advantage unI
tho convention convencs and ther
,use ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-01
Just Apply This Paste
and the Hairs Will Vanish
(Boudoir Secrots)

The judicious use of n delatone
paste insures any woman n clear.
hairless skin. TO prepare the paste.
mix a little of the powdered della
tone with some water. then apply TO
the Objectionable hairs for or
minutes, When the paste Is re-
moved. and the skin washed. every
trace of hair will have vanished. No
pain attends the use OF the delatone
and 1t viii not mar the most sensi-
tive skin, but 10 insure results. see
that you get real delatone.--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-01
$1,000 TRY TO HEAR
BILLY SUNDAY HERE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.


cause work 40 hard during the
rest OF the week"
Traffic Sergeant Nick Remackcl
met the evangelists party at tho hai
entrance. Sunday placed hia arms
around the officers and greeted MN
automatically. Itcmackoi mot
"Billy" In Colorado several years
ago and the evangelist had not Tor,
gotten him. MA" Sunday ana
Homer Rodeheaver and tho remain
der OF the party followed the traffic
sergeant through a mass OF anxious
spectators who crowded Into tho
stage entrance to the hall: billy
helped MA" through tho crowd.
while Rodeheaver used n shinins
brass trombone IA n guide.
Rev. J. w. Abel started tho music
more than twenty minutes before
the evangelist was due at tho nall
RESCUE tho Perishing" was fol.
lowed by 'The Old-Time Religion
and other songs. and after stand
ing greeting from the audience upon
tn. entrance of the Sunday party,
the audience sang America"
Homer Rodeheaver. song leader OF
the party, then sang "a solo and LED
the singing of Brighten the Cor
ner," and othor songs peculiar TO
Sunday meetings.
you did almost as well as Okla
homa City" Rodoheavcr said.
Better" shouted man In the
audience
Applause ended In gasps OF sur
prise when Rev. Abel. carried along
by the spirit OF the meeting. shed
his coat and stepped to the contor OF
the platform.
Come on, ushors." Rev. Abel said.
Dollar bills were humorous In the
hats full OF money In the FREQ will
offering which followed. The offor-
sng was later turned over to the
evangelist and his party. Tho amount
taken in was not announced.
Few left the hall until after the
evangelist had finished. Every seat
was filled and men sat on the raft
ers OF the hall. Several OF tho aislos
were crowded, but Chief OF Police
John A. Gustafson. who tried every
means to keep tho fire risk at a
medium, was almost helpless, Every
one seemed to push toward tho CEN
ter OF the stage. Those on tho outer
aislcs OF the han could scarcely hear
Sunday,