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Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-31

Al 1910 feet the Florida well west
Of DemlnE u ntain N OH sand illui
u yielding considerable OIL but
owing 10 the large amount of vnlef
in The well fhn extent and uinllly
OF the oil u not known The man.
nFrmeni has stopped drilling and ~
nov installing casing when the sand
will b. drilled out and probably
cased OF M previous similar strata
has been shut nff. the drill tonllnu.
ing 10 pound down for the big pool.
u Il thought by Iuany thai
thicker cap rock than heretofore cn
counlerod " imminent and that be.
meath a will bn The pool Of oil the
company u looking for.
Arlesian spouler.
For the fourth time last sunday
morning the AnEclus well east of
Demlnr spoulrd arlesian water
from under overlnyins clay strata
Al go feet The last strike caused
the water 10 rise A. feet abovc Inc
surfoce Of the ground 10 the easing,
No trouble was found IN casing on
the flow M a few minutes 80 that
the nature Of the flow aud The
amount of water - not drfiniirly
knoNn Illseclns nerinin hpweF,r.
thai The drill rlll .ss,an. pieroe more
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

lace Abbott, n former Norman high
school star back we're grcnt fnctora
In the splendid play OF tho Mari
eta eleven and each starred In their
respective positions. Jack Ryder. OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer was espc.
clally profuso In hia praise OF tho
sooner grid stars. Marietta lost
only one game this season, that to
Boston college. one of the greatcst
teams OF the year by "A 13 tn 3 score.
Among Mariotta's victims was tho
Michigan Aggics.
=
We note New orleans rontom.
porary refers TO the coming bout In
that city between Rough House
Ware and Kid Norfolk as battle
of middlcwelghts. The last time we
saw Ware he scaled In at $50 pounds
while Norfolk never makes less than
the Soncgambians are light heavy
weights.
large eastern colleges nnd uni
versailles ana ~ now recognized
sport. Yale In one Of the lRteSt "a
enter the ranks Of the grcat
schOols OF learning which have
needed tO the popular demand
for boxing. Matches nrc bring ar.
ranged by Vale with rival uni
vcrsitic~ and sO gra't II the IsOpu-
larity Of the sport that the lrJwl
will probably bc the scene Of the
tsbNts.
=
Eddie Eagan. world war veteran.
law student and twice win
ner of International championship
Will represent Yale In either the
or heavyweight olnss.
perhaps both. Eagan IL easily the
most picturesque figure In amateur
ooxinSN lie entered Yale just In
timo to- enlist with the Ell under
grads for service In France, Eagan
won tho middlewcight championship
Of the tournament OF the American
the armistico. As American cham
pion he won the middleweiKht titio
In the recent olympic games.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
Champ Doesn't Look
Tough, Jess Willard
Says; Jess Confident

LAWRENCE. Kan, Dec. I5.--'
Dempsey don't look a bit tough to
me-" was the cryptic comment OF
Jess Willard, former heavyweight
champion, when Informed by the
International News Service of
Jack Dempsey's knockout victory
over Bill Brennan.
"Dempscy's victory suits me fine
for I wanted one more crack at
him." continued jess. who will
meet Dempsey March II In a
comeback" attempt to win the
heavyweight crown.
Brennan staying twelve rounds
don't make Dempsey look so
tough after ALL" sid willard.
i've always had confidence IN
my ability to beat him and I'm
certainly not worried after hear
ing OF Brennan's showing.
brennan gave him good
fight. This bird gets the breaks.
He has gotten "A, good many. You
tell the world I'm full Of conf
dpnce.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
RITTER STARTS BACK
dlauapolis Agent Leaves After Two
Days of Disseminating Doctrine
OF INlS,hMsIng llcna r. mcni.

D. \. Ritter, city purchasing agent
Tor Indianapolis. started on the re-
turn trip to Indianapolis Wednesday
evening after spending tho greater
part or his two days hore advocat-
inv the value OF n central municipal |
purchasing agency. In public speech
es ana private conferences with citi-
xcns
Ritter thought Tulsa a splendid
field for the esta blishment of n mu-
nicipal purchasing department he
cause or tho progressiveness OF the
city and the large amount OF sup
plies used and he considered the
time propitious for action because OF
the city building In progress and the
enormous expenditures To be entailed
IN connection with the proposed
water system Mr.. Ritter was much
impressed with Tulsa's modernity
and spirit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
Western League and
White SO.r Clubs to
Aid Springfield Club

SPRINGFIELD Mo. Dec. i5.-
The Chicago white Sox OF the
American league and the Omaha
and joplin arrangements OF the
Western league. have offered the
Springfield team OF the Western
association first call on their sur
plus players next spring. The offer
from Omaha is the result of n deal
made this week whereby the
Nebraskans will get shortstop
Glenn McNally. a star OF the west
ern association last season. and
Pitcher Paul Jones. "a twirier OF
much promise.
J. W. Seabough. secretary and
business manager OF the local club
says that all that remains to be
done to close the deal in the formal
signing OF the agreement which
Will be done In a few days. Mike
Finn told Scabough several weeks
ago that he would like to have
the two players to add class to his
1921 aggregation. Joplin has Of
fered Springfield "A first bascman
named Maloy. but the offer has
not yet been accepted. Tho White
SoN management says Il will be
ready to turn over four players
to tho local team In early spring.
including catcher. This In In re-
turn for the deal that sent Catcher
Comes from Springfield to the
Chicago team the laA of last sea-
son. O'Rourke may not be able
To take all the White Sox surplus
In which event the will be par
ce'cd out to other minor league
teams.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
TRIBE TO TRAIN At DALLAS

CLEVELAND. Dec. l5.V-Dallas.
Texas. has been tentatively selected
az the spung training camp of the
Cleveland Americans, according TO
President Dunno. Tho selection,
Dunno said, had been left entirely
to Speaker.
Nine exhibition games have been
definitely or tentatively arranged.
Two are with tho New York Giants
and two with the Cincinnati Reds at
Dallas, two with the Reds at Gin
clnnati, two at New orleans with
oils.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
Exchange BolUIing
League Standings
PENR0SE IS NOT FOR ROOT

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., Dec. Is.
Senator Boies Penrose who Is
here today. declared he would not
support Elihu Root for any cabinet
position.
The senators from Pennsylvania
said that Mayor Moore of Phlla-
delphia. w. w. Atterbury. vice presi-
dent OF the Pennsylvania railroad
and James G.. Beck, former assist
ant attorney general had been men,
toned for cabinet positions.
Mayor Moore. a former congess-
man. Penrose said. was a possibility
for secretary OF the interior, while
Beck's name had been mentioned In
connection with the secretaryship OF
state. II Beck was not named to
the cabinet. he will be in line for
the Enthusiastically to Great Britain.
according to Penrose.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
Fort Worth Grid Fans
e Nav Boycott Contest

FORT WORTH. Texas. Dec. I5.--
A boycott Of the New Years game
betvcen the "PraytnE Colonies" OF
Center college, Kentucky, and the
Texas Christian university u threat
oned BY North Side residente OF For,
worth because OF the high prices
t,eine asked for seats. -Four of the
Center stars arc graduates OF the
North side high school and their
fellow citisens had planned ban
oust and . full attsndanco at the
same until the eeate VENT on sale,
Now they are eo!nx 70 ESe me team
sttend tho game unless prices fall,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
leEcH IS LEADING SCORER
Southcrncr TOps Individual Foot ball
Scores, Claim.

LENINVTON, Va. Dec. 15.--In
Jimmy Leach. captain and halfback
OF the undefeated Virginia Military
institute football team. II is claimed
that institution possesses the leading
individual point scorer In the south
and possibly In the entire country
during tho past season,
In the nine games OF the "FTying
Cadets" 1890 schedule. Leach ran
UP n grand total OF 2l0 points, scor-
ing 26 touchdowns, kicked As goals
after touchdowrs and two field goals.
He also Is credited with having made
q total OF 1,723 yards In line plunEcs
and hurled forward passes for an
average OF <<s yards.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
Cubs Get nh Pnrticn.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. l5.-Riil
Portica, pitcher OF the Los Angeles
club OF the Pacific Coast baseball
league, has been traded TO tho Chi
cago Nationals for an inficlder and
an outfieldcr. according TO word re-
ceived hero today from Wade Kille-
fer, Angel manager, now in the east
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
Dodgers Swap Rube Marquard
For Walter Ruether of Reds
DepE DSIaH$$5}
Two Oklahoma

Two oklahoma
buys. one n Tul-
san, ac h lev @ q
W 9 torn gri Il
fame nS members
OF the Marietta.
- IA 10, &. lo v q n
couchcd by Earl
"tirenHy" Ncale,
Ciuciunati Re Il
outflcl,ier. d q n
Jollcy, wh no last
year pla v ~ q
tackle for Ken
dali college OF
Tulsa. and Wal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
THE TURF -
At NEW ORI.EANe
Results Vest esvSay,

uoiIard,. first. Secretary tRodriawesi. .
Time. lo.3. Martha Gray, Puzzle. Home
Guard. Fingerbown, also ran.
Second Race. Furlongs-Reluctan
U.ykel, fifst. Tony Sutton tThurber).
second; calithump tUarnerl. third. Time,
i0+. Alice Atkin. Sea board. Magic
Castle. Echoland. American Maid. also
Third Race. q Furionss Devil
Roherts), first; Beau Brummei Murray.
tecond; Hetsy Heuple). third Time.
III 80. Ruvoca, Early Sight, Dr. Shat
fer, Annie Edgar, Dasyan, Propaganda.
also ran.
Fourth Race. 50 Furionss--Roscoe ne
6ocSe tRodriauez. first. Murphy Ponce,.
-econd; Toe The Mark tThurber). third.
Time. 1909 t.e. Lancelot. Iron Boy. also
ran.
Firth Race. Mile and i.1sth---The wit
tMcTaggarO. first; summer Sigh (Thur-
bcr). second: Chief tRodrigues). third.
Time, lts. Romeo. Fizer. also ran.
sixth Race, Mile and h--Bar one
tGarneD. first; Capital city Mooney.
second; Tugs Long). third. Time. 1858.
Harvey smarr. Austral, Great Dull. also
ran.
Seventh Race. One Mie--spesdst-r
tMooncy), first; waukcsR tRobcr,s,, sec
ond; Beriln ABabin,, third. Time. i;tS
nlenweii Broom Fodder. w&r Club. also
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

First Race. ~ FurlonEs-Repent. 100:
Dora w, 100; Sesuroia. iO5: GLADYS, i05 I:
Mary Fonso. io7; Fading star. 40. Mary
Second Race. bn Furionss-Pueblo. Ioc /;
Nancy Ann. l0:; wild Flower, lO5; Gloom,
ios; Lcwaulis. ia; Royden. ia. Ablase,
- Third Race. rurlonT.-TIscr Rose.
80; Bsiarosa, ioa; vansyivia. 100. Amer.
lean Rose, iot; old Sinner iW; onieo.
100. Lovers Lane, iot; Burgoyne. loG
Lloyd George. 1861, Kiristies Cub. l0s
Parrish. io6. Jack Straw. l0s; Early
sight. 100; osklswn Belle, ios; Tarasoon.
ll2; Amackassin, ii5; Jock Scot. il5.
Fourth Race. One Mle--Ionis, loT (:
Tom Roach. 1917; Pimlico. 1917. IIuen l07 I:
Day Liily ios; Tan-son. lo9; Fantoohe.
Fifth -Race ruriongs-Hunsa Buck.
%; smar, Guy. 9s: Charley Leydeck.r,
100; Vice Chairman. 100. tSeriing, li3,
Eddie Rlckenbscker, 100.
Sixth Race, one Mii,--Dancing Spray.
81; Madge r.. 80; Trooper, lo2; Raider.
ios; rhilarlr, Io2; Harry shannon. io?:
Tantaius, lott Hindoostan, 1917; PASTORAL
Swain, 100: Young Adam. ios. Tom Nc
TNEEart, lIa.
Seventh Race. One Mn~---on High, 81;
She Dcvii, ioi. KinglinR II 100: Susan NJ.
100; Circulate 100. Kebo. i0s. Adelantc.
loi, Lady ward. 100 Bnly stuart. I0s;
Sandy Mac, los; Lucius. i06: betsy. ios:
Lieut.. ferkina iis; Maivolio. ia; Harvey
Smarr, ne.
Weather clear, track slow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

Goals from field-Pappan, 1S;
Young. 0; Taylor. 10; Mcclure. =:
Shuman. Free throws--siowan. J.
substitutes--McCiurc su for Young.
Adams for Akin; Young for Shu-
man: shuman for Papphn; Brock for
Russell Referee--Eibel. Scorer
Bleyer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

GALVESTON, Texas, Dec. 10
The Boston Nationals will train here
next spring, according To an an
nouncement tonight by Bob Tarleton,
bssincss manager of the local Texas
league club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
GREAT INTEREST
OVER BOUT HERE
400 Fistic Enthusiasts See
belmont and Lawler
Work Out

Four hundred fistic enthusiasts, a
capacity crowd. yesterday saw JACK
Lawlor OF omaha and Gene Belmont
of Memphis. crack lightweights who
meet here tomorrow night In a L.
round bout. go through their nnai
hard days workout yesterday.
Both boys gave the fans two hours
OF speedy work and each opened up
while boxing. belmont, working
FIRST stepped nine Younds. three with
sailor Cnickncr, Two with rat Dali
ton and four with Joe German.
with the former two big fellows
Belmont was given an opportunity
TO show hts hitting powers and ne
siugged in pleasing manner win
each. Boxing with Banty German
he contented himself with adding "A
final touch TO has speed, both OF
glove and OF foot.
Iawier Ready for Hell.
Lawler has engaged In two bouts
within two weeks and Is ready to
step at any time. lie therefore
worked oniy few rounds yester-
day AZ he Is not taking the chance oi
going stale in his important 20 with
Belmont.
Much interest over tomorrow
nights Acme club card Is being
The crowd at yesterdays WORKOUT
was one of the largest in the his
tory OF boxing in Tulsa.
Kid Spack In shape.
Kid Spack. clever Tulsa bantam
who meets the tough little Denver
bantam, Joe German In the eight
round scmi -windup. returned to
Tulsa yesterday. Spack Will take
light workout today with l.awler
and, according to has manager, Louie
pailas, will then be ready TO defend
| his record Of never having lost
| bout In IA Tulsa ring.
Pat Dalton, Dallas middleweight,
under management of Louie New
man, takes on BIZ Morrisette In an
eight-round special event. Both
boys are In training, Dalton working
with Belmont and Morrisette at MS
home at sand Springs.
| Ted Wilmont stages his ElSs club
smoker tonight. Gene Belmont and
| Joe German box the feature event
Vith Louie Pallas referee.
Sailor Clickner leaves today for
Skheart, where tomorrow night he
meets *. o. Smith, Kansas City light
heavyweight in lO-round go.
Chic1 Higdon, Clickner's manager.
wilXlbf course second his big scrap
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 10
After being out Of teh ring sport Tor
two years, due to serious illness,
Matt Hinkel, the noted Cleveland
referee and boxing promter, Is again
taking active interest in the sport.
uinkel has matched Carl Tremaine,
the Cleveland bantamweight. and Joe
Burman of Chicago, for a lo-round
contest here December II.
ECkHART, Nd, Dec. Ia
purse OF $500. contributed by New
ark, n. j.. boxing fans and friends
OF the late Ray Mcmillan tMickey
Shannan) has been presented to the
widowed mother of the boxer. who
died from injuries received in bout
last Monday night. A benefit car
nival will be held In Newark In the
near future. The funeral services
were held here today.
Blucjackct, Write Cleveland.
Barney Cleveland. manager OF the
Enid Western association baseball
club, wants Jim Bluejacket to COM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
Riley and Hurley Box
Fast Dralr at ShalUnee

SHAWNEE. Okla, Dec. Is
jimmy Riley OF Tulsa. and Jack
Hurley OF Shawnee, tonight boxed a
fast 10-round draw here. They have
been rematched for a l5-round bout
at an early date here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
Bristo,U Legion Post
Forms Caging Quintet
Special 60 Tho world.

Special 90 Tho world.
BR1STOW, Okla, Dec, i5,-'The
Kllngsmith post OF the American
Legion OF Bristow has organized a
basketball team composed OF former
high school and college stars Games
are wanted with Oklahonta|quintets
For games write |. .. West or
Francis LauX. Brlstow,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
Scores:

Goals from Springer, "a.
w. Sexton, Z. Meister. 4: II. Sexton,
3; Graham, /. Free throws--H. Ser
ton. g; Noble, 2. Substitutes
Springer for Graham. West for
Springer; Ifousebcrg for Noble;
Wixsson for Noble; Noble for Chill
ton. Refercc--Elbel. Scorer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

SPECIAL,--For Information or
ad djustments on Gastcan Radiators,
our Mr.. Ferguson will DO. in Tulsa
for weeks. Phone for appoint
ments. Usage 1901. The Gastean
Radiator Co-Ady,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
EASY VICTORIES
IN OIL LEAGUE
Pure Oil and Gypsy Win
From Texas and
Gilliland

Easy Victories were registered last
night In the OH Basketball league
on the Y. NJ. &. A. court. Pure OIL
trimming Texas. CO to ., and Gypsy
beating Gilliland, rs to 1.
Scores:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

Field goals: Gray 2. Malone :
Dill 2. IIamm 3. Pyeatt 3. Vree
goals Gray 3. Malone ., IiamIn :
Pyeatt I. Substitutions: Noliin for
Dill, Gordon for Fleek. Long for
Shepard. Referee. Earl Jones.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

Blucjackct, Write Cleveland.
Barney Cleveland. manager OF the
Enid Western association baseball
club, wants Jim Bluejacket to COM
municate with him at once.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

Field goals: Lamb 4, Stepp &
Lawhorn 1. Keck 4. Anderson !, O.
Williams 2. Snyder .. Free goals.
Lamb 1, stepp 9. Knck !. o. wi.
liams I. Substitutions: Kraf, for
Brian. Perry for Lawhorn. Martin
for Balcom, Snyder for o. Williqms
Referee. Earl Jones.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
FRESHMEN FIVE WINS
Defeat Sophs for Kendall Co,,cyo
Caging Titlc---Juniors Win
Academy uouOrs

Freshmen yesterday defeated The
sophomores AZ to 29 for the Kendall
college basketball championship and
the juniors trimmed the freshmen
AZ to l6 for the academy iiiln
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
NORLD'S RECORD FOR TWO MILE RELAY SET
 BY ENGLISH RUNNERS

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-English varsity runners scored an international triumph here today when the combined Oxford Cambridge university team of half-milers defeated the leading college quartetS of this country in the two- mile championship relay race, the fea- ture contest of the University of Penn sylyania's twenty-sixth annual relay carnival. Forced to run at a terrific speed by their American competitors
 the visiting collegians showed that their victory was in no manner a fluke by taking the lead in the third quarter and finishing in a new worlds
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

cided and will not be determined for some little time yet, 1t will be neces- sary for Gilbert and Glendale to get busy and make arrangements for the first game of the finals.
 Then the winner Of the Gilbert Glendale game will be matched with the team winning the Phoenix cham pionship. which will be the game to de- eide the valley championship. The team winning this title will be awarded the beautiful silver loving cup Gen. graved with the lineup of the school that wonl- offered by Pinney x Robin son, local sporting goods dealers.
 It is supposed that both of these games will be played in the new mu- nicipaI baseball park at Eastlake Sat urday afternoons. The first game be- tween Gilbert and Glerdale will in all
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

record time off minutes 50 2-5 seconds for the two miles.
 The four runners-W. c. Latham os Cambridge. Fl. 5. StaIlard of Cam bridge. and W. K. Milligan and B. G. D. Rudd of Oxford-clipped : 35 sec onds from the previous record which was jointly held by the Irish American A. C. team, consisting of Riley, From flow. Sheppard and Kiviat, and the Yale university quartet composed Of Rolf. Cooper, Barker and Overton.
 The Irish American club runners first set seven minutes 53 seconds in 1910, and the Yale runners equaled the time in 1916.
 In today's contest the English team lined up at the start with rival quar- tets from seven colleges or universi- ties of the United States. In the group were Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ames Cornell, Yale, Notre Dame and Massa- chusetts Tech. Conditions were almost ideal for the race, which was expected to be bitterly contested.
 Tn 1919 there were over 1900 separate corporations formed for the market ing of oil
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

probability be played here next Sat urday.
 Besides the trophy, Pinney S Robin sons are offering to the winning club they will also award little gold baseball glove watch fobs to each individual player on the team that wins the val ley championship. These fobs, when worn by the star players, will indicate that they were on the championship club.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
TEAMS MEET SOON TO DETERMINE GRAMMAR SCHOOL CHAMPIONS

The big mi-finals will he played soon in the grammar school leagues to decide the winner of the valley title. Gilbert has won the championship in the southside league. with Glendale taking this honor in the west end.
 Since the winner of the Phoenix grammar school league is still unde-
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
British Flyweight Makes Short Work
 Of Mass. Aspirant

LAW Rh1NCE., Mass, May 1--I in9rly Wilde, British flyweight champion, knocked out Bobby Dyson of New Bed ford in the first round Of what was
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

The persons in the picture: Dr. Hart, left center; former Governor Hunt, right; Mrs. Hart, left center; Mrs. Thomas Edwin Parish, right center back Officers of Moose lodge No. 70S. left to right: l. T. Holland secretary:
 w. A. Stern, dictator: H. Hazard, prel- ate; F. H. Swenson, past dictator; W. Ward Davies. district supervisor; J. w. Wagner, vice dictator: H. \. Davis, deDutX snnreme dictator: " M Owen
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
HIS JOB

What does your father do for living?" asked one little girl.
 Why" replied the other, he takes up the collections in. church. Watch man Examiner.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

scbeduled as 12-ro1n2 no-decision- bout here today.
 Dyson started out aggressively and landed two blows but immediately aft erward went down for count of mine from jab to the jaw. He gotup and blew to the stomach followed
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

There are about 2.5O0.ooO miles or rural roads in the United States.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-04-17

on the 18th day Of April A. D. IS.
the village OF Alpha, In Iron County
state OF Michigan, promises 10 pay
bearer the sum Of - 49,. 80
Firrt National Bank Of Alpha, ~ me
village Of Alpha. Iron County. MICH en-.
igan. for interest due that day on -
,adeb,eduess bond. dated October l5tn'