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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10

the plain fearless, Industrious nnd tax
paying people Of Texas. He did not hc.
licye IN alien ownership 81 Texas lands.
held for speculative purposes by non
residents ~ Europe or America,
John n. Reagan did not believe In
alien ownership. David 49, Cullisun did
not believe In allen ownership. Alex.
ander W. Terrell did not believe ~
alien ownership. They did believe II
would be- far more profitable fur Texas
Ia have 10000 farmers on small farms
than 10000 white tenants drifting
from pillar Ia post, leading a lnndless
and perhaps an aiiniess existence
These wise patriarchs and patriots
and pillars ~ Democracy of yeSteryear
believed with Napoleon as well uS with
those marvellous minds Of Roman and
Grocian civilizations that the man who
owns his own home viii fight 10 pro.
t,ct II and the man who tills his own
soil II ever defender nf the flag aud
Institutions ~ his country.
There are thousands of grayhnlrcd
farmers under the skies NJ the South.
west today who followed the political
fortunes of James stephen lIogg the
Great C0mmoner
lh'A luugnt lhl nlN llhuh hEhltHl
alien ownership of Texas lands
The fought Tor his plank thai d..
mnndcd stock aud bond law a. pre-.
vent SpOilation Of the people 10y the
predatory Interests NJ America.
They fought for his plank which de-.
mnnded stock and bond law to pr.
vent ypnilntiOn m the p"upcl Icy the
predatory Interests ~ America.
They fought for his plank which d.
clnrod that the brazcn lobbyists should
be- driven from the capital al Austin.
They fought for his plank prohibiting
the issuance ~ free passes by the rail
road companies Of Texas Ia the pOliti
cal buss.s and their followers: % those
who enjoyed rebates ~ the expense Of
competitors. tn thun" who controlled
uolItl,ui puuVtutinus bV the distribution
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of thousands of free passes every year
a. their agents and their fiyOrtos and
their parasites.
James stephen llugg snw an hla pol.
iri"s crystnllll~l into statutory laws.
II" saW the irrr pls~ abolished he
saw the lobby scattered tu the four
Winds. lie saw the pollution ~ law.
makers rcduced tu a minimum. lie
sw th" coming Of the direct primary
which bruk" the power Of he hoss"s
--ih" biz bossos arrogant and mighty
and the liitl" bosses found In every
county seat.
lIugg was the Democratic giant who
declared against alien ownership II
Texas lands held fur speculative pur.
poses and he was a champion uf the
plain beCaus" al history taught him
and told him that home owners ur
land owners. producers ~ the wealth
and food products uf the world, made
"a colnmOnW wealth free aud powerful
and q people intelligent, liberty loving
and progressive.
James stephen Hugg II hnlluwch
memory. In all his campaigns for tho
people this former senator never aided
him, never admired him. never sym.
ppthl/cd with him, although he voted
Tor him az the party nominee Time
indicated the man who had been de-.
nOunccd M - Socialist and enemy ~
vested rights Time yindicntod the man
who had been denounced a. huffuun.
uncOuth and unnppcnling hy the smnll
minds and weak brains. ever prone tn
Judge u man hy the eat IT hs git.
mcnts ~ th" way he PARTS his hli'.
aud VII" permitted others Ia do then
thinking.
IIogg passed on There were puhl,
meetings held In al N" cities and
towns IN Texas IN the day IT 1T,
funeral aud among ihus" who shed
crocodile tears ana "omuird' the most
fulsumc rulugioa In praise NJ the de-
parted statesman and champion NJ tho
plain poupl" were many uf thus" who
had uttered the most cruel cnlumnicy
against him and shot The most venom.
nus arrows tipped with poison when the
Great tummuner was leading, with
hack Ia wall. IN" Democratic hosts ~
Texas against III" rcnctlOnary forces m
the life NJ the stat" aud IN dof.ns" ~
righteous measures and impcrishahl'
principles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
GOPHERS'' CAGING
PROSPECT BRIGHT
Three of Last Seasons
Stars Return to
Minnesota

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Dec. 1s.---
Basketball prospects are as bright at
the University Uf Minnesota as were
preseason prospects for winning
football team this season. according
TO announcement by athletic authori-
ties.
Three Of last years first string
men are out for the team--Capt
Arnold Oss, Neil Arnston and Fred
Enke. All three were on the foot
ball squad. In addition to these men,
60 candidates for the squad are
working out regularly under the d.
rection OF DIR. l.. ]. Cooke. coach.
Unless players OF exceptional abil-
ity are uncovered. or injuries devel-
op. Oss and Arnston are expected to
be found at forwards, with Enkc
playing one of the guard posit Ions.
Fogelberg. a new man. who. although
lacking In poundage, In shooting and
dribbling with the best. and McMil-
Ian. look the best OF the field OF Sec
ond string forwards.
Kearncy has had the edge for the
remaining guard position. although
n close fight is on between several
candidates. At center. Becker and
Grimes are leading the field.
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HEIR GREW TOO POPULAR
Heir Who Inherited Quarter Million
FIRED Off Old Job.

MAIDEN Mass, Dec. 17.--Wil-
liam Il. Hanson, who says he In heir
to n quarter OF a million dollars,
lost his Job as janitor In a drug store
today because OF the sudden popu-
larity that followed announcement
Of his Inheritance.
lie said he had determined to get
away from the mnddening crowd by
finding work as steeplejack, but
had been forced to compromise by
getting a job as roofer's heiper.
There ne hoped to be entirely out OF
reach OF telephone CATS. mail car
riers and matrimonial adventuesr
during working hours. He asked his
new boss to assign him to the high
est building In the city. Since Han
son announced that he had received
word that he was heir TO one-sev-
enth of the estate of James Moore
of Chicago, an uncle, the telephone
bell In the drug store has tangled
much OF tho day. postmen Nare de-
livcred bulky mail and callers claim
ing relationship have left him nc
time for his broom and shovel.
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BADGER PASSING
OUTLOOK DUBIOUS
But Meanwell Nav r.
Depended Upon to :
Have Winner

MADISON, Wis.,. Dec. ts.--ro,,,
w. T.. Meanwell Is the hope a, ~
University OF Wisconsin for a s,rnns W..
basketball team this year. s u'
proved ABILITY to develop a power.
ful quintet from ordinary ma,er,,l
appears to be tho only reason 10,
any expectation that the Rao,s,,
may have for a standing among m.
conference leaders. '"'
There Ia a scarcity OF trainsa
material on the relatively inexne,.
fenced squad. Captain Taylor .,
forward Is the only outstanain,
man. Last year was his frs, CON-
ference play. Ceascr, guard on Inc
regulars last year, is being "A.
velopcd to fill the other forward
position. Knapp. last years can.
tain, will be available only un,l
February when he graduates. M,
Intosh, q former substitute, AZ,
Farrington' captain Of the 1915
freshman team. are other forward,
on tho squad who may figure In n,
playing this year.
Center liz Wisconsin's weake,
point. Bloecher. n new man. and
Tanning, former substitute are the
only two likely men for the posi-.
tion. Neither has had extensive el.
pericnce In conference games.
Frogner, a substitute guard Of
last year, Is showing up best this
season, outside OF Ceaser. who |.
trying out for forward. Sundt, Il.
bell, and Eggebrecht from the foot.
ball Team, will be candidates for a
berth as guards.
Coach Meanwell says the univer.
sity will have q hard fighting team
but one that will hardly be able To
develop into championship calibe,
It il recalled, however, that Coad
Meanwell turned out four chaA1
pionship teams during the six yea!
from 1911 to 1915 when he was her.
before, with three Of them havin.
a 900 per cent record. At the Uni
versity OF Missouri since 1917 he hal
turned out two championship Quin
tets. In the Missouri Valley con
ference, one for each year he wa
there. During 1918 he was in tn
army.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
HAPPINESS IS
FOUND IN WILDS
Wear No Clothes, Have
No Laws and Modesty
Is Universal.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. is.-
The highest and most petfect type
of the communistio system in the
world-where men work In perfect
harmony and never touch the prop
erty OF others where inhabitants
OF whole village live in one large
house. each family with its own
compartment equipped with a. house.
hold bar having varied drinks.
where there Is no Volstead law,
whore beverages on festival days
put the drinker to sleep for forty
eight hours, where men are muscu-
lar and brave, where women are
| modest, and whore the obscene is
unknown described by DR.. A.
Hamilton Rice. athlete. physician
| and explorer, in lecture at the
Harvard Medical school, This sue
| cessful example of communistic liv-
ing" was found by DR., Rice among
| the Indians who inhabit the region
| between the Rio Negro and the
Andes, In Columbia. South America,
| ON his recent visit TO that land.
| ON working days nobody wears
| treme modcsty wherever he went
| In the large communal houses tbs
boys and girls are kept separate.
the boys living ON one side and the
| girls on the other.
Some kick" Here.
On festival days two boys carry
about n fluid made from "a native
plant. II IN freely partakcn of by
the men. This terrible drink brings
on n dcathy pallor and makes the
| drinker warlike. But women take
the men to hammocks on the first
evidence OF trouble, where they
sleep for as hours. waking with a
| headache. which. curious enough,
| quickly passes Off. Drinks in the
house hold bars In the family com
partncnts OF the communal houses
are kept in watts. and various kinds
are always on tap, according to DR..
| Rice.
The mon OF this queer land live
| in the open and have nothing to do
| bu, to keep their families supplied
with food by fishing and hunting
| Rarely do they come in contact with
white men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
Illinois Wrestling
Mentor Puts Squad
Through Hard Drill

URBANA. H.. Dec. 1s.--Using
seven veterans Of last years team
as nucleus. and a number OF
promising sophomores and upper
classmen who heretofore have not
been eligible, Paul Prchn. wrest-
ling coach at the University of Illi-
nois. has started his proteges on
an intensive training grind to con-
dition them for coming meets.
Recruits are being spurred on
by the fact that meet with
Pennsylvania seems assured. II
arranged. II will call for n return
meet. so II Illinois travels to Phila-
delphia this year. Pennsylvania
will journey to Illinois next year.
Four dual meets have been
scheduled In which Illinois will
participate. The program follows:
January 22--Wisconsin at Wis.,
cohsin:
February 19---1owa at Iowa.
February 26--Chicago at Ur-
hama.
The championship meet will be
held In Indiana on March ii
and 12
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
MURPHY FIGHTS PEN TERM
Coast Boxer on Trial for AllcssvsI
Assault Of Young Girls.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. is.--Fd-
mond tSpud) Murphy. victor In
many n ring battle, today began his
fight In superior court against u
b0-year prison sentence loofned as
punishment for his alleged partici-
patton M "A member OF the Howard
street gang In brutal assaults on
young girls at the Howard street
hangout OF his gang.
Ernest Spagnoii. his attorney,
opening Murphy's defense, an
nounccd II was his intention to en-
deavor to prove that Murphy left the
Howard street shack prior to the
actual assault there upon Jessie
Montgomery and Jean Stanley. lie
also intimatod he would show that
the girls had indulgcd In n drinking
bout with the members OF the gang,
This had been denied flatly by both
girls ON the stand yesterday.
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Harry Williams May
Succeed mccarthy as
Coast League Prexy

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec. ls..--
Harry williams of Los Angeles
was being mentioned prominently
today for president OF the Pacific
Coast league following the rcsig-
nation OF William II. Mccarthy.
Efforts were made To- induce Me
Corthy, who has made fight to
drive alleged gamblers out of the
league. to reconsider HIS rcSigna-
ton, but he refused despite the
fact that an Increase In salary was
offered him. Mccarthy declared
he would not continue at the head
of the league In the face OF opposi-
ton evidenced by owners of the
Seattle. Portland, Salt Lake and
Oakland clubs. San Francisco,
Los Angeles. Vernon and Sacra-
mcnto magnates supported McCar-
thy,
The session at which Mccarthy
resigncd is said to have been
stormy one. John Powers of Los
Angeles and Jack Cook of Salt
Lake are reported to have ex-
changed blows during tho heated
discussion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
NEBRASKA PLAYS
OKLAHOMA TEAM
Sooner and Cornhusker
Grids to Battle Next
Season

Special 20 The world
NORMAN. Doc. 1s.--Following
entrance OF the University OF Ne
braska into the Missouri Valley con-
ference December 3. at the meeting
OF the Valley coaches and officials at
Kansas City. announcement IL made
OF the 1921 Sooner gridiron sched-
ule which will include game with
the Cornhuskers as one Of the five
conference tussles.
The opening game will be played
with the Central Statel normal on
the local field October and the
oklahoma .Aggics will clash with the
Sooners week later. Washington
liz tho first Valley eleven the owen
men will meet october 22.
The first foreign date Is October
20 with Nebraska, at Lincoln. which
vii likely be one OF the most diff
cult hurdles the Sooncrs will en-
counter. The Varsity team will not
go to Kansas as was expected. but
viii entertain the Jayhawks at Nor
man November 6. Missouri will
have another opportunity to witness
u visitors pop demonstration when
the Oklahomans invade Columbia
again, November ~.
The fifth reel Of the Sooners' 1921
season will be filmed at Manhattan.
November 10, with the Kansas Ag-
giles. who came very close to drop
ping a monkey wrench into the sin
ming machinery Of the Sooner squad
last month.
Tho Oklahomans will not need to
fear the cold of n northern invasion
for their 1921 Turkey day classic.
but will turn their backs on the Mis-
souri, valley and journey to Hous-
ton, Texas, where they will meet the
Rice Institute eleven in the final
battle OF the year.
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Resignation Is Refused.

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 1i.--Al-
though DIR. Culberton Hildago. who
has been In actual charge Of the
Mexican foreign offies during the
de Ia Huerta regime. resigned sew
eral weeks ago and made n formal
the government has refused to ac.
cept his resignation and he Is still
at his post. DR.. Hidalgo desired to
relinquish his office in order to press
his candidacy for the governorship
Of the state OF Hidalgo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
Tennis Meeting February ;.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.---The date
OF the annual meeting OF the United
states Lawn Tennis association to-
night was set for Saturday. Febru-
ary 5. Award of national cham
rionship tournament and the 1921
Davis cup challenge round. should
the American team now in Auck-
land. win the International trophy.
will be the outstanding features Of
the meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
POLICE HOLD WYOMING MAN
Martin Hunter, Object OF Nationwide
Hunt. Believed Captured.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. bee. is.--A
man believed by police hero to be
Martin Hunter. for whom nation
wide search has been conducted, was
hold by Sheriff Royce today In con-
nectiop with the murder OF Leroy
Harte. Knoxville, Ienn., millionaire.
As a result OF information cleaned
from Hunter police Of ncighboring
states are searching for Maude
Moore. n companion of Hunter. who
fled from Lowell, Wyo., In an auto
mobile last night shortly before
Hunter was taken into custody. The
Moore woman also Is wanted In con-
nection with the crime.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
LYrICH Al I'D HERMAN IN TITLE BATTLE WEDNI
Crack Eastern Boy and Champ
Scrap Is Rounds at New York
THE TURF
At NDW ORLEANS.
lse~llits tsstet,lpy.

NJ NIW oWUEANN.
Results Yesterday.
First Race, 81 Fuflong- Tnnson
lkinp. nfst. Hoio, Collettn. second :
winohsstef MuItsyl. ,!hird. rlno io'.
monte. Peppcry Polly. Doric. ring Hpsc.
ora Lesgo. Charles a. Byflc. Thornhedsc,
second race. Fu,lonEs - Murphy
ponc.i, first; Jock Scott uohfigucs).
second M,drono Kins, third. Tim"
rbs ,S msss nen'', Ia, " nay ~ M2s 2n,s mo"' nonS TGr
Tan II lTisk also ran.
Third Race ~ Furions, Tsblcau 10
Honour tHelnischl. first uidden Jew.i
.kingD. second. Yov Need Honcej, thiri.
rime, 1907 a.b Green Goid. Groond
Swell Lady Luxury. Frederick the orcat
Smart iuy. kuhiuF Tiile. also ran.
tMoutawi. first undine 'Mcp.rmoip.
second Pc'ratch fWfighb, thitd. Tima
" 3. Lady stella. also ran.
Fi',h Race. one Nlic Tippiy wl,cho,
NowsnJ. FIRST. Dancing spray tGtcgory).
second, Rapid nay t1arner). thtrd Timo
30 1b Storing War Mask, Eddie
sisth mace ono nio summer sigh
KING, fifat. Iiindoostan Crbutberj, sec.
ond: Lively tIhrylsl, third. Tine. its
seventh Race. Milo and sixteenth
Capt. Burns KING, frrl. Cock Roach
Mooney s"oshl; pcggy g., nlong,.
third Time 30. tm Hlrh WilligHn
rhilistine Nab, Dengali, also ran
Entries To-day.
Eirsi Race, Furlongs SECRETARY iO7.
Conflict, ~. rihto, I02; obstinate. iO4.
Jo. whpnle Io7, HMar,ha Gfay. oi
Mabel Josephlnc. ITO rimiioo. no; Toss
second Race, G Furlongs Phiiiipic. 1os
INDIAN 10: Enos. ia. osklrwn Pene.
no. Pueblo TOO. Track star. III, Lance
lo, ~ nslnbqw or, iis payid Craig;
los, Opportunity: Approval, los; old
Sinner. Iia Valerie wcst. ios; Lonely.
io7 rullus ia. Harry Bursoyne, ioa:
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WASHINGTON. Dec. is.--Repre-
sentative Mondcll. the republican
leader, announced today that the re-
publican members OF the house
would caucus Friday night for ap-
portionmont OF the house member
ship under the new rules. IL was
Understood that matters regarding
"A legislative policy also would be
taken up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
Mexican General Back Home.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Dec. IS
Juan Barragan. former chief OF
staff for Carran2a and one OF the
party who fled with the former
Mexican president to Tlascaltongo.
where Carranza was killed, arrived
here today from London. he was
called here by the serious illness OF
his sister After Carranza's death
was thrown into Santiago prison
and later Tade hi sescape to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
ItudOlpll to. Quit Braves.

BOSTON, Dec. 18.--Dick Ru-
dolph. the "little MASTER" who was
one Of the trio that pitched the
Braves to q league and world
championship In 1914 will probably
leave the team. He has been given
authority by President George w.
Grant to negotiata-for his transfer.
1t Is understood that he seeks to
join the Detroit Tigers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
Crimcan Veteran Dead,

LONDON. Dec. H. John James.
survivor OF the famous charge OF
BaSaclava In the Crimean war, has
Just died at the Chelsea pensioners
hospital OF pneumonia. aged SO,
There are still oyer 20 veterans OF
the Crimoan campaign in tho Chel-
sea institution, Their old-f9sh hioncd d
scarlet tunics ana quaint peaked
caps used To be popular with artists.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
WANTS CLEAN CUT HUSBAND
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Girl Writes
10 Minneapolis Mayor for Mate.

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 1s.-Mayor
Myers today was asked to find a
clean cut young man about 32 with
good reputation for Miss Paulina
Ross Of Milwaukee, Wis. Object
presumably, matrimony.
Miss Ross says In her letter that
the young man need not be wealthy.
Concerning her own attractions, Miss
Ross says she Is "a years old, a good
housekceper and an expert cook.
Those desiring to communicate
with Miss Ross can reach her at 1913
jefferson street, Milwaukee, Wis.
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thurman wins he will be directly In
line for the next championship
bout
Kansas city will have n splendid
show when Mel Stevenson and Frank
McSovcrn. welterwcights, clash in a
ten-round contest before the Third
heg .ment \. {, "Wednesday night
Dudley steele and Frankey Dean
iightwoights. will appear on the
same card, making 1t an an-r.r
event
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Lynch Has Great Chance
to Win Crown From
Southerner
OTHER GOOD BATTLES
Roper Meets Greb--Sharkey
and Burman Clash in
Elimination Go
Important Boxing
Bouts This Week

Dec. a0--Jack fhsfkey Va loo Hur-
man, 4 rounds. at Philadelphia.
Dec. 2i--Iiob Roper Vs. Harry Gteb,
IA rounds a. BoHtOn.
Dec. 22--Mel Stevenson W Frank Nc.
CcwAn. 10 roundH, NJ Kansas 'i,y
Dec % Dudley steele vs. frahk"y
Dean. A rounds, at kansaa tity.
Dec. ~ Joe Lynch ~. Pete Herman
10 rounds at New YORK.
Dec 20 Zulu Kid Va Dick Ufiffin,
10 rounds, ut ~ raBu, TcsaB.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
Bandit Victim iDcs.

DETROIT, Dec. 1s.--Alfred A.
jackson. II. privae banker, shot
through both cheeks by an armed
bandit Friday during an ATTEMPTED
holdup Of his offices, died earv
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
More Mex to Rebels.

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 1s.-The
2l3th regiment of the federal army
stationed AT Frontera was reported
today to have Joined the revolu-
tionists in the state of Tabasco.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

Remember Buddy Hamilton and
watch him. This boy is one of the
greatest ring prospects seen In this
section for many moon. lie In
only 10 years old now but is rapidly
taking on weight and viii soon
graduate into the bantam class from
the ilyweight, His manager. Charles
Simons, is very wisely nursing
Buddy along and developing him
slowly and carefully.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

Benny Leonard, lightweight king.
boxes fast and leading lightweight
In Richie Mitchell. when they clash
at New York.