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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-06
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WHY DO YOU TRY
TO HIDE THOSE
LITTLE PIMPLES
Or Cover a Dark Sallow,
Muddy Complexion With
Face Powder and
Rouge.

How embarrassing II is for one to have
pimples appear on face, neck, arms or
hands ono little pimple In bad enough
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STOMACH GOOD AS
NEW. FOUR DOC
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Mrs, Hendricks. Bcdfast Five
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I'm Two Weeks.

'T vas sick last winter for five months
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The team will be built around him.
lie Will have to steady the in
field and help the outfied and
pitchers.
Walter Holke at first. Charley
Pick at second and Norman Bocckel
at third form only fair trio to work
with the Rabbit
The outfield--Eruise. Mann and
Powclt-carries no banners. They
field well and bat medium well.
That let's 'em out. Maranville, as
captain of the crew, will give them
valuable aid in playing for the bat
ter. Maranville Ia vastly more OF a
student of players than any OF the
trio.
Stalllngs figured that his pitching
staff, consisting OF Dick Rudolph.
Oeschgor, Dan Filhngim, Red"
Causey, John Paul Jones and Scott.
would do fairly well. Then Jones,
a promising youth. announced that
he had decided to flirt with stocks
and bonds instead of baee hits and
critical umpires. Causcy became
dissatisfied and Stslllngs was forced
to get rid OF him. letting him go TO
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Unless another miracle man or a
good samaritan bobs up between
now and the middle OF the big
league season, the Braves may be
forced to take the cellar apartment
from the National league landlord.
Manager Stallings. WHO pulled the
miracle man stunt in 1914, and
George Washington Grant, new
owner, did their darnest all winter
long to pry loose some new mate
rial from tho other big league clubs.
but nothing doing. Every club
owner with whom the Brave chiefs
did business were perfectly, oh, so
willing. TO trade players. All They
asked was that Rabbit Maranv1lle
be one OF the men In Bostons end OF
the deal
Grant would make It clear that no
was trying to trade n few players,
not n team, and call off the deal.
TO make matters worse. two or
three youngsters Stallings had hoped
would deliver, quit the game en-
tircly.
As things look now. Naranville
will he the hub OF the Hub team.
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MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough,
Rub Musterole On Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group. or worse. And
then's when you're glad you have
jar of Musterole at hand to give
prompt, sure relief 1t does not blister.
As first aid and certain remedy,
Musterole Ia excellent. Thousands OF
mothers know it. You should keep
Jar in the house. ready for instant use.
II Is the remedy for adults. too. Re-
iieves sore throat bronchitis. tonsilitis.
Group, stiff neck, asthma. neuralgia
headache. congestion. pleurisy, rhcu,
matism, lumbago. pains and aches of
back or joints. sprains, sore muscles.
chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the
chest lit often prevents pneumonia.
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
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passage of the measure. MIR. walker
says he will cease his efforts TO have
the bill passed in the lower house.
which practically means an end TO
the hopes OF legalized boxing In the
Empire state, at least for another
year. =
Senator Walkers decision was due
to the activity OF certain men for
whom boxing has furnished "A living.
They have fought the passage Of the
measure since its inception. And
their reason has been the many
regulations, which would, had the
bill been passed, assured clean and
square boxing in New York state.
The boxing game does not suffer
from Mr.. Walkers decision 20 with
draw his support to the measure. on
the contrary, the cause of the sport
Is advanced. Walker, with Major
Biddle and other prominent and in
fluencial sportsmen. who are iden-
titled in the army. navy and civilian
board of boxing control, have shown
that unless boxing is conducted on
the square 1t is better to have no
boxing at all.
SO rather to see the Gotham syndi-
cate again seek to control the sport,
Which nave bttn W
handicap their Efforts to great ex-
tent, the hackers OF the Walker bill
have dropped the measure, for a
time at least,
Time and again 1t has been shown
that the greatest injury done boxing
is not by the boys themselves but by
the crooked promoters, managers
and hangers-on. The New York case
proves that very effectively.
Boxing IL coming along well In
Oklahoma, which has been especially
evident in recent weeks. Two cities
carded bouts this week both under
the direction of the American
Legion. One was yesterday at Mus
kogee between Jack Thompson and
Sam Langford. The second is at
Enid next Friday night when Bobby
Burns OF Tulsa meets frankie Nur-
din of Enid. The ring sport flour
ishes with greater popularity in east
ern and northern Oklahoma than in
any other section. Sapulpa, Bigheart
| Shamrock, Drumright, in addition tc
Muskogee and Enid, are splendid
boxing cities for attendance in the
sportsmanship OF the fans and the
class of their entertainments.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-06
WHY DRUGGISTS REC
OMMEND SWAMP-RO0T

For many years druggists have
watched with much interest the re-
markable record maintained by Dr.
Kiimer's .swampt-Root the great
kidney, liver and bladder medicine
II is a physicians prescription;
Swamp Root In n strengthening
medicine. II helps the kidneys. liver
and bladder do the work nature IN
tended they should do. .
swamp Root has stood the test OF
yeara. II IL sold by all druggists on
It's merit and Il should help you. NO
other kidney medicine has so many
friends.
Be sure and get Swamp-Root and
start treatment at once.
However, IL you wish to first test
tfis great prescription send ten
cents to DR. Kilmer a Co, Bing-
hamton, N. Y, for sample bottle.
when writing be sure and mention
the Tulsa World.-Advt.
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the Phils at tho waiver price. Gene
Packard, eN-philly was another bet
Stallings had, but NE decided to re-
tire (Oh, the poor baseball slaves.
So George now has Rudolph, Oes-
chger and cllhng!m and one or two
rookieS--.untried and untcmpcred.
Scott and Moran. a New England
star, are the only fair bets he has
among mis- rockies.
Hank Gowdy and Art Wilson.
behind the plate. can get the most
out OF Stallings' hurling staff.
Gowdy is "a power on offense. too.
Tho catching staff needn't worry
George
The Bravo owners have about
given up hope OF bolstering up the
cub by trading, About all StaLhngs
wants to let go in deals are some OF
his numerous rookie outfielders or
perhaps one OF his vets outside OF
Maranville. But. ns said before,
MaranvilAe Is the bird sought.
Unless another miracle happens
the Braves will be an also-ran outfit
uhls year.
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Millions of Tiny Germs
Cause Your Catarrh

and these germs must bo removed
from your blood before you can eN-
poct real, rational relief from the
disease. And OF course, you know
that you cannot reach these germs IN
your blood with sprays and douches'
Experience has proven that y. ). >.
Is the best remedy for Catarrh, he
cause It Is fine old blood remedy
that tends 20 free the blood of all dis
ease germs. s. $, S, viii cleanse
your blood OF the cause of Catarrh'
and give real relief II has been IN
constant use for more than so years.
and is sold by all druggists Buy a
bottle today and lose no further time
I'm getting on the right treatment.
Valuable literature or special ad-
vice regarding your own case will be
furnished free OF charge. Address
Chief Medical Adviser, isl Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.--Adyt
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Veteran Has Better of |
Contest Before
Large Crowd. !
LOSER BADLY BEATEN
caves Ring Bleeding But
Winner Cannot Put Over
Knockout Punch.
BY LARRY DALEY

MUSK OGEE, okla, April Sam
I.anrford, venerable Boston Tar
Baby" again demonstrated superior
iy over Jack Thompson, Tulsa
here tonight in n fast
4, round battle. Langford, as usual,
have Thompson a boxing lesson, the
STr Tulsan being unable TO get into
him, although Jacks punches car
ried the greater steam, he failed TO
land as frequently as Langford. In
the final rounds, and contrary to
opinion Of the fans, who were eX-
Meeting to see the veteran, Lang
ford, slow up, Sam staged n whirl-
wind finish, having the last three
rounds to his credit, the eleventh be-
ing even. S~ns victory, although
won by narrow margin, was well
and Referee Patsy Corri-
gans decision met with popular ap-
proval. Thompson left the ring
bleeding.
Harry Wills OF New orleans.
recogized as worlds negro heavy
weight champion, wired a challenge
10 the winner, which was announced
from the ringside before the start OF
the main go. Langford accepted and
tho bout will be held here April 26
under the direction of the James
=. smith post. which staged tonights
card.
4 In the semi~windup, Britt Simms
u Tulsa outfought Kid Williams OF
Muskogee in a slashing eight-round
go The men are middleweights.
Harry bailey was referee.
A crowd of 5000 witnessed to-
nights card, which was ably direct
cd nv patsy Corrigan of Tulsa.
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ALBANY, n Y. April b.--llope
that the Ncw York state legislature
would enact legislation designed to
lccalizc boxing IN the state was
virtually abandoned here today.
Announcement was made by Sem
ator James T. Walker, minority lead
er OF the senate, that he would
make no effort to bring his bill out
OF the assembly ways and means
committee, to which II was referred
after being received from the SEN
ate whero IL was passed recently.
walker IN making his announce
meut sai- that he would not move
the bill uutl the surrcptltious, be-
hind-thc-d door campaign against II
OF those who should favor It's ad-
vanccmcnt Is stopped
Until then" continued the sem
ator. II will cease to make any cf-
fort to have the bill passed In the
lower house. Some sporting writer's
and men supposed TO be Interested
In the game now seem to be work p
ing under cover TO block u. ] be-
lieva much of this opposition Is In
spired by mon who have been "A
dotriment to the game and object
to the strict regulatory features or
the bill.
This measure, II enacted, would
prevent fly-by night clubs from
operating, and also would work
against managers who have three or
four boys In their stables and would
like to arrange bouts between their
stables mates, bouts which never
give satisfaction"
NEW YORK. April b,--Tommy
Noble, British featherwoight, who
claims to be the real champion OF
Great Britain. is seeking a bout with
Johnny Kilbane for the worlds
championship. Noble, who Is be-
ing managed by Eddie Harvey
Jimmy Waldo. the flywelght champ
ion OF the world.
NEW YORK, April 5.--Pcte Her
man, the bantam champion appear
to be developing a Knockout punch
! Herman stopped Young Angelo re
Gently, and Angelo is one of tn
most promising bantams develops
since the ending OF the war. Tn
bantam title holder never could sue
ceed In making followers of box
ing in the east believe that he WI
anything more than dcfensiv
boxer II would be strange II q
this late stage of the ring career h
turned out to be "A real fighter.
NEWARK, N. j.. April 5.--Offi
cials OF tho Newark Sportsmen'
club announced today they had OF
fered a purse OF $4,000 to George
| Carpenter, tho French pugilist, I
meet Charley Weinert of this CIT,
in an eight round. no decision bou
here.
NEW YORK. April 5.--Benn
Leonard, worlds lightweight champ
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Relief Comes Only by Cleans
ing Blood of These Germs

Cutarrh comes from a disease germ
that finds lodgment In the blood,
and makes itself manifest by spread
ing It's attack of poisonous irritation
to the delicate Innings OF the nose,
throat and air passages. These be-
come stopped up by the inflamma-
ton OF the mucous membranes,
making It difficult for You to breathe,
and you are constantly hawking and
splitting In an effort to clear the
cioggod-up nostrils and get relief
You must realize that your blood
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-06

ion, now doing motion picture work
in California. Is keeping In condition
by road work. Billy Gibson, his
manager, writes to New York
friends. Leonard Ia anxious TO fin
ish the film and get back into the
ring, he said Before returning east
the party will go to Mexico and
through the Northwest. boxing In
San Francisco. Portland and Seattle.
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FORTY ENTER TOURNEY
Record Entry List for Women's
Handicap Golf Tournament,
Starting Tomorrow.

Providing the weather is favor
able the first golf tournament of the
Tulsa Country club, the Womens
Handicap tournament. will get under
way tomorrow. Forty players are
entered and at least 10 moro are ex-
pected. Tho number OF entrants
already is greater than in any Pie
Tous women's tournament ever held
cess for tho tourney.
Mrs George M. Ransom. president
OF the Women's association of the
country club last night again asked
mat all scores be turned in before
tomorrow in order that entrants may
ne properly Handicapped.
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TEARS MEND QUARREL
Divorce Ruling of Judge Bird Is
Having Good Results.

Special TO The world,
PONCA CITY, Okla, April g.
THE ruling made some time ago by
District Judge Bird OF this county to
the. effect that no divorce case will
be heard until at least 80 days after
its filing, is having good results, ac-
cording to Judge Bird. II know of
at least one couple that was deferred
from seeking a divorce by reason of
this ruling" says tho judge. These
were really children who had a
qsarrel and they we're determined to
|get divorce. When they learned
that II would not be granted right
away and they had had time to
think over their actions, and they
realized how ridiculous they had
been. both began to cry. | slipped
out OF my office and left them cry
ing, when / came back they had
gone and they have not applied for
a divorce
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PIONEER PUBLISHER DEAD
Funeral OF Winfield Scott Held at
y lola Kansas Yesterday.

- ''''Ni"''h fre@ bthtc wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY. April 6.-The
tuneral of Winfield W. Scott, 65
years old. pioneer newspaper pub
usher OF Oklahoma City, who died
sunday at Concho, was held this
SlIernoon at lola. Kansas, at the
~ n, o m q Of former Congressman
natles r. Scott Burial was made
" the family plot In lola,
scout Is survived by his widow
and a daughter, Miss winfield
scott; a sister, Mrs. II. T.. Frank
L'n Of Palo Alto, Cal. and two broth =
ers Or, A. G. Scott, chief of the
eNtenslon division OF the state uni
SSotsity at Norman, and Charles u,
Ioott publisher OF n newspaper at
Ia and a former representative in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-06
GROWlNG DEAF WITH HEAD
NOISES? TRY THIS

700 arc growing hard Of hearins and
-" Catarrhal Deafness or u you hsvo
ns' rumeling. kissing noises In your
-, 20 70 your drsgrist and goa ore osAss
:, r'nin' (doobls stSenssh). and sd 10
,, oaefeurth pint OF het water and .
,no,, mo rAsuisted sugar. Take ons ,sels-
Pg9guiul ioar tssnes q day.
sblh ~ elihHsrcssinr heAd nni.ss. Coersd postrils
,Ss ~ open, breathing become easy and
r. "nens stop dropping into tho throat.
p pess.,,y 70 prspsre costs little snd is
tnsd with Catarrhal Besfp.s' o or xha 1 S,.
a triaI IIolSaS should giye this prescription
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-06
Rank Charters Asked For.

WASHINGTON. April 5.---Appli-
cations for charters have been re-
ceived for the organization of the
Paden National bank mt Paden.
Okla. with $4,000 capital. and for
the First National hank OF indianola.
okla. with s25000 capital. T. w.
Harmon of Paden and Il. IL. Bynum
of Indianola are conducting tho
negotiations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-06
Claim 100000 Indebtedness.

Claiming an Indebtedness OF 500
900 on the part of the Shawmut OIL
company Of Boston, Mass, suit was
filed in district court yesterday by
the Arrow Field Oil company. The
latter asks the court to appoint re-
ceiver for oil leases in Tm!sa and
Wagner counties owned by tho
Shawmut company and against
which the Arrow Field company has
a lien for the payment of the money
loaned, upon which tho suit is based
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-06
Want Better Service.

J. u. Springer division supcrin-
tcndent of the Frisco, left for 81.
Louis Sunday on business. Mr..
Springer win he gone for several
DAYS and upon his return hopes to
report some increased service In
freight transportation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-06
NEW YORK S0L0N
DROPS FIGHT BILL
James Walker Says He
, Will Not Attempt
TO Push Bill.
Boxing Bouts Tonight

At pcorIa HI o h nny
GrifGths ~ Tommy ComiHkcy
10 roundr. Wcltcrwoights,
A. Pittsburgh Eddie Fitz-
slmmons Va Ray pryal, 10
rounds lightvcightf
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Boston Tar Baby Is Awarded
Decision in l5-ROund Fight
.Isugy5DstSs I
Ierry Doiley

Those who sim
cerely love boxing
for the sports
sake. will be
greatly dlsap-
pointed In the an
nounCemcnt from
Albany ana Sen
ator James NJ.
walker, author OF
the boxing bill
which last week
passed in the sem
ate by a vote OF
81 to 10, will
abandon efforts
to secure the
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brooklyn Beats Yanlss.

COLUMBIA, s. c.. April 3.
Brooklyn Nationals .....9 IA 3
New York Amer. ........3 Q /
Batteries: Pfolffer. Marquard.
MOZART and Elliott, Krueger, Small
wood, McGraw. Bismiller and Mur-
ply, Hoffman.
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Saints Are Beatcn.

GREENVILLE. Miss, April &,
st. Paul tAmer. ASSN .....i 10 2
Memphis Southern Assn. "a 6
Batteries: Merritt and Gorwin,
Avis and Bischoff.
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Exhibition Games
White Sox Seconds Lose.

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 8.
Chicago Amer. Is. IT, ...5 II 2
Okla. City (W, L. ......1i ~ 3
Batteries: Stewart, Tessar and
Lees; Covington, Stoner and w.
Moore
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Pirates Beat Dallas.

DALLAS, Texas, April 5.
Pittsburgh Nationals ....2 s
Dallas (T L) ..........l
Go innings)
Batteries; Ponder and Lee; Hunt,
Conley and Robertson.
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White Soy Healcn.

SHREVEPORT. La, April 5,
Chicago Amer. .....,......7 ID o
Shreveport ct. I") ..,..,..S Ia 3
Batteries: Heath, Williams and
Schalk. Black. Vcrbout and Vann.
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RICHMOND, Va. April 8.
Cincinnati Nationals Washington
Americans. game postponed, wet
grounds
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Auto Insurance Is Imp0r-
tant to Every Car Owner

There is no more important qucs-
ton relating to the ownership of =
motor car than that of insurance.
There are few questions on which the
ordinary car owner is more abysmll-
ly ignorant. The average owner has
little conception of Whats he should
protect himself against by means IF
insurance: to begin with, automobile
insurance is divided into five distinct
classfcations: first is liability, the
most important; then property dam
age, collision, fire and theft
Liability insurance is that portion
of the policy which protects the car
owner from claims and damage suits
brought against him by persons that
have been injured or alleged to have
been injured by his car, The insuring
company acts as the insured's attor-
ney and is responsible under the
terms and limits of the policy, not
only for all damage but for court
costs and legal expenses of the de-
rense.
Property Damage protects the ccr