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Arizona republican., 1920-12-09
Willie Hoppe Wins
 I8.2 Billiard TitLe
TRepuhlIcan A. p. Leased Wirel

NEW YORK, Dec. S--Willie Hoppe, professional billiard champion, re- tained the 1892 balk line title by de- feating Jake Schaefer of San Fran cisco, 400 to 54. in the fifth game of the championship tournament here to- day. Hoppe ran 239 in his fifth in ming and ended the game in the tenth.
 Although Hoppe was scheduled to play Welker Cochran of San Francisco tonight in the final game of the series, a defeat could not affect his title, as he has three victories and has lost no games. while Cochran had lost two and Schaefer three.
 The champion gave the best exhibi- ton of the series thus far. His run of 239 was marked by perfect open table play and delicate nursing shots along the rails. The run ended when the champion missed a difficult double cushion reverse bank. Schaefer had
Arizona republican., 1920-12-09
GLENDALE DEFEATS
 PHOENIX HIGH FIVE

Phoenix highs representative bas- ketball five made a trip to Glendale yesterday afternoon and the local squad was humbled by the score Of 25 to 9.
 The local team tried out a number of players in order to get q line on the regular staff for Saturdays game with the Indians at Eastlake park. Cap tain Davis of the Phoenix team was disqualified early in the game for vio- lation of the foul rules.
 The Phoenix boys showed well con- sidering their limited practice, but Glendale had too much speed for the opening number. The boys hope to be in better condition for Saturdays game.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-09
LEFT FEARFUL

Wy bonnie IS over the ocean,
 Ny bonnie is over the sea, And really I'm not very eager
 For bonnie to come back to me.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-09

the scrimmage piiXups that other larger men couldn't, has helped him to win super laurels.
 Snyder's home is at Vandergrift Pa. He has always been a popular school hero. but when he drives that gas buggy across the Wooster campus he'll be the king of Wooster.
 Governor Cox and four Ohio news paper men selected him as the best football player in the Ohio conference hence he'll ride in motor car of his own from now on.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-09
Plan International
 Boxing Tournornent

NEW YORK, Dec. S-Plans for an international boxing carnival between the leading amateur middleweights and heavyweights of England and the United States to be held here next month, were completed today. The place and date are to be announced later by the international sporting oIlh
Arizona republican., 1920-12-09

publican with instructions to notify him just as soon as he gets fight.
 With Reed, Wright Tanner. Courts and Sudenburg wintering in Phoenix there ought to be plenty of ring action muy pronto.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-09
KILL GOLDEN GOOSE

PHILADELPHIA Boxers have claimed so much for their services that Philadelphia promoters have lost large sums of money. Looks like the boys were trying to kill the proverbial gol- den goose.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-09
FLOOR SCHEDULE

PITTSBURG -- The University of Pittsburg is planning an elaborate floor schedule. They will play all their home basket games at the Motor Square Garden.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-09
Jackson Defeats
 Cdnnefox 75-60

CHICAGO, Dec. S-Robert Cannefax. title holder today was defeated by Clarence Jackson of Kansas City. T5 to 6e in ss innings in the third game of the final round for the national three-cushion billiard championship.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-09

few chances. He was left with open table shots which gave him little op portunity to gather the balls and set started
Arizona republican., 1920-12-09
RIGHT FEARFUL

My bonnie is somewhere in Scotland And though bonnie's 3 ten-minute
 egg,
 By golly, l wish that my bonnie. Would ship me an eight gallon keg.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-02

iis1.sd II the News, but perhaps the zlzE.es were not ripe for such big arangs zs they are now. The country tad nvs dons as many big things then aE IL has n the Last few years. Let nz 1zs.nEfaE11re every bale of cotton razssd in Texas at home and send the 1s-Ddnrs of onr mills throughout the wz-sd Ooos started it will go on Errerer-
 trgl1lz raises perhaps the least eo-1ln 1f any southern state, yet at $ rzpEal of s15y y0o0, 900. This mill Danrzls they have a cotton mill with eurasyeB something near 5000 peo- sl@sy 2 real good town of itself.
 Sep and think what the move Nse16 mean to Texas. Now is the szzns to start Millions are being talk ez osEt of the ground and will seek HnEeEE@eut Why not draw the at- tzsrzs5sn Of this and other idle capital ss rzas great possibility in well han --isss n0E1on mili7 The world is now 1zis1.skgolng great change financial D and lndastrially- If Texas lays we'll
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-02

her foundation her future will N brighter. her citizenship happier thu any state in the union This movI on the part of the capitalist will iz a few years bring the gold of til world to the coffers of Texas.
 " T. ATKINS, For many years a citizen of Jeffer' son, Texas
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-02
BUY NOW

S0a 5mi Prescott on Public Road Rural Mail and Telephone line. Right at school house and. church all fenced and cross fenced Good residence| barn and outbuildings- Good three room tenant house Nice orchard Balance pasture with springs that furnish water the year round. A real home at a bargain. Possession given for sale or trade. Price $2,500. Nat Martin. 17-h
 Carl Sutton of Locksburg is in the city visiting his uncle. Gus Woodul
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-02

FOX bALE Residence soE en West Maln Dtreet, tl11 easa<-Nfs, Nat fle MDere, Ez Box 1z Prescott, Ark aneas. 1~zo-1z
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-02

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
lPERMITS FOR BEGGING
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
Unusual Cast of Players
Seen in "The Love HOWer'
Griffith's newest production of romance and adven-
ture interpreted by celebrated aggregation of players

In tho selection Of his players
David W. Griffith. the master OF
screen sproduCcrs, has universally
used the most excellent care, 80 as
to assure his production Of the most
faithful interpretations. No better
example of his excellent Judgment
I'm the choice OF the Interpreters for
tho screen lovers could be cited than
in the players he presents in his lat
est masterpiece. The Love Flower" :"
which United Artists release will be
the feature at the Rialto theater be-
ginning tomorrow.
Among the players in this unusu-
ally dramatic love story of the
South Sea Islands are none other
than Richard Barthelmess, Carol
Dempstcr, George MacQuarrio, An
ders Randolph. Florence Short,
Crawford Kent, Adolphe Lestina,
William James and Jack Manning
The one most important thing In
casting is the securing OF players
whose facial expressions can pos
sibly emphasize tho chara ctCristics
of the parts. No one in the entire
motion picture field could have been
better for the part OF Bruce San
ders, a wealthy young plantation
owner. than Mr.. Barthelmess, for
his very being just typifies the very
thing that Mr.. Griffith portrays
throughout the entire production,
and with his world Of experience,
Mr.. Barthclmcss gives the character
a particularly intelligent interpre-
tatiOn.
A college man, educated at Trim
ity College. he has won for himself
during the past four years leading
place among stars as the Interpreter
OF wonderful characters. IIo is the
possessor OF n real simplicity and
naturalncss that is ideal, and prior
20 the time that THE Love Flower
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

was begun. Mr.. Barthclmcss spent
weeks studying tho characteristics
Of the people OF the South Sea
Islands, 50 that he could better dc
piCt the character OF the young
planter which Mr., Griffith had
chosen for him. His work has been
very well rewarded for ne has never
80 faithfully portrayed a part. which
is adding great popularity to this
young player.
The vivacious character Of the
girl in the story is portrayed by
Carol Dempstcr, in manner that is
creating the most favorable criu-
Cism the country over. Her charm
ing personality is splendidly fitted
for the part, and during the unravel-
ing OF the story In which she goes
to most unusual extremes to save
her father from disgrace, she Ia
given every opportunity to show her
latent talents.
Thus 1t is with each and every
character that Mr.. Griffith has
chosen for this production. Each
chosen with utmost care for just the
specific character to be portrayed
and each playing his or her part In
n most admirable manner, giving
the production that added qualifica-
tion OF perfection OF character in
depreciation, which, added to the
masterful manner in which the story
is revealed through the productive
genius Of Mr., Griffith, makes this
his latest picture, ono Of the out
standing features OF the past year.
The management Of the Rialto
theater takes great pride in being
able to offor this masterpiece at this
time, and will present with this
production an excellent musical pro-
gram and wCll-roundod perfor-
nance Of a comedy and other
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

So many child wonders Of the
pretty boy type have been shown in
motion pictures Of recent years that
the average patron OF the cinema
has begun to associate the various
Little Willies" and Baby Harolds"
programmed, as angelic faced
cherubs with halos Of golden locks
surmounting their innocent heads.
What then will be their relief in
watching little Wesley Barry in the
precocious copy boy in Marshall
Neilans forCctul newspaper photo
play, go and Get It. By no stretch
OF Imagination could one classify
Wesley among the beauty prize win
ners Of juvenile filmdOm. But this
handicap is not worrying this young
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

stor-not hit. Down IN his inner
most subConsCious self. young Barry
knows that he has what a lot OF the
others haven't brains and the abil-
ity to use them. The writer is pre-
dieting great things for this lad OF
twelve u he sticks to the picture
game and continues to progress as
ne has in the past. Barry, in the
character Of "Dinty," the freckled
faced wonder Of the Harbor City
Gazette, Is one OF the brightest spots
in this Noilan masterpiece OF bright
spots. Whenever Dinty is in the
picture 1t is either a laugh or a thrill
for the audience,
"Go and Get It. begins an en-
gagcm mcnt at the Majestic tomorrow.
-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

kins. Sparks. Miss LILLIAN Hunter.
BcrGs, Miss Minnie Curnuu. Evans.
Misscs Ethel Wiley and Carrie
Dowdy, Tulsa. Miss Flo Douglas
RiNhy Miss Clara Ash. Avaut Miss
Ruth Bradley. Oologah. Miss Rachel
Hartman. Weir Mrs sylvia Adatr
and Miss GLADYS Aiilr. Owaaso
Miss Audrey Iinkh3rt. Oucta, Miss
Hhilura Sprdgu,, Tuluna. Miss Ruth
Parker, Victory Miss Irene SHOW
man, Central Mrs Ross and Miss
Aly,o Burdcttc.
Machinery for tho Niokcu Arrow
creamery, which viii be- operated by
J. NJ. Catrou iu connection with th,
hotiling works is being installed and
it k expected the plant viii bc read,
for operation by October Tn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

about 500 pounds "f butter GtIlv.
Among the ruul estate deals ui the
past week was the pur.u1sc OF tho
Jake Proctor residence property by
Miss Kate Penn. who with hpr
mother H already occupying The
promises
Th. delegation composed of w. VI.
LOWS Matt Murray a w. IHu,la-
trr John Hampton j. r. Mitchell.
r VI Minor and W. O.. McGo,hio,
which represented the Broken Ar
row lodge At The recent Odt Fellow
gathering at Kansas city. has re-
turned NHmr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

The first game to be played by
Sapulpas high school team Is
scheduled to be played Friday after
notl at the Euchee Miss on between
NE local school team and the second
team of Kendall college. Both teams
are reported TO he In first class
shape FOR this game. as they had
several weeks Of practice. Virgil
Jones, the new high scholl coach Ia
coaching the team into what, is said
10 he one OF the best teamsGn the
STATE When the first call was issued
Tor prac!ce, eight letter men turned
out and fourteen otherI men
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
Ncw station nt MnItcrr.

WALTERS. Sept. 1O.-The Rock
Island railway has completed mod
ern brick station at Walters. In ad
dition TO the n6w depot, IL has raised
the tracks through he ely and in the
yards some IS TO 20 inches, using
gravel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

Creek residing The docket htI
over 200 cases listed, SIS of which arc
criminal There Will bu uo 'url
cases for several weeks.
MCSEOGEE Sept 10. with
more than zoo students enrolled. Bl
cone college. school Tor Indians.
opened It's doors this week for the
Ioth annual wclcom, To students In
dams from 81 tribes from siN states
arc registered
M1NCO. Sept 10. - Tho Minco
corn carnival and frro fiir opened
here yesterday au1 will D'oso Satur
day More than $1,000 I'm prizes
were offered.
LAWTON. Sept 10 carrying q
small '3fc of the Magnolia Petrol
cum filling station to waiting car.
robbers wednesday morning made
th'i- getaway with between 5000
and 500 IN money and checks.
PONCN CITY sept TO- - Mayor
Harry Crarin and family returned
| Thursday from n several weeks trip
20 extreme eastern states. making q
5000 mile automobile trip that in
tINltu visit 10 MS NtNNOhd Innt
near Boston, Mass Returning ho
stopped onroutc at Marion, Ohio,
and sat on the front porch a Spell"
| with Senator Harding lie visited
| Montreal and says that thousands of
| Americans are seeing Canada this
summer.
| poNCA CITY, Sept 1O-Thc Kav
county commissioner have elected
| William : Gray 60 be- county agent
succeeding Clarence $. Morydith.
who has resigned 90 become partner
Iof william II. England IN his ivc-
stock and agricultural Interests.
! Gray comes from Woodward county.
whore he has served rg agent Tor
three and HAIR yctrs. lie rs q
! graduate Of a. q NJ. college, In the
| same class with Mervidth in 1912.
lie has been very active in farm or
Plantations and club work in wood D.
ward and will carry out tho samc
plans here whore tho boys and girls
clubs outnumber any other county
| in the state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
State Briefs

EDMOND, sept TO- Drastic laws
to stop the sale ot cigarctts to min
oTs In Oklahoma were urged at IN"
twelfth biennial meeting of the
Oklahoma county W. G.. T. l. here
Wednesday ana Thursday.
PONCA CITY. sept io.-Thc
various oranges OF this county will
have special exhibits at the KAY
county free fair here next week and
prizes have been offered for the
best of this kind. The Sumptcr
grange. which has tho distinction OF
having the only rural community
building in the state, tho weston
grange and the Hrfhcl grange have
requested space and 80 is undcrs God
today that several other oranges VIII
enter.
ALTrS. Sept 10.-At the meet
| ing Monday " the board Of county
commissioners OF Jackson county
John Il Daniel. who has served as
county clerk for nearly four years
| past, resigned To devote his time q"
/ the abstract business Miss Elsie
Maxwell, democratic nominee for ilc
office, was appointed TO I'm tho
vacancy.
STIGLER, sept. lO--pavc Goings,
a farmer living near kcota, was
| bound over to the district court
| Wednesday on a charge of murder
growing out Of tho death of Cal Eng
| land, a farm hand who was shot at
| the Goings home Tuesday evening.
/ Goings surrendered to sheriff Dan
/ Fulsom, saying he had Killed a man
| IN self defense.
| ENID. Sept 1O.-pcrry HodEon of
| this city and Paul Hoffman. former
army aviator, were seriously injured
| Wednesday I'm the fan near Calumet
/ Of the plane in which they we're rid
/ ing Word was received by Hod-
| gems father. but the extent OF their
| injuries was not stated. The mon
were rushed to an El Reno hospital
PONCA CITY. Sept l0.--C. NJ.
Jones, local manager for an Okla
| homa city machine works, left yes
| terday to rcc-ntcr the army. This Is
/ his third enlistment Ho has been
assigned TO duty in Germany with
| the Eighth infantry. and will he
| given Immediately the rank OF war
rant officer. During the world war
| Jones was rogimental intelligence
| PERSHING, Sept. 10--At n school
bond election here today there were
I15S votes for tho bonds and none
| Iagainst Porshing will soon erect a
$4,000 school house.
NTWEIRE. Sept 10. - District
| court for Kay county is IN session
with JUDGE John Bird OF Pond
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
Return From West

Or and Mrs. j Raymond Burdick
will return this morning from their
summer vacation, which was spent
in the west
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

answered the call Games are to be
scheduled with teams from the
larger towns over tho state and the
team ~ planning to make as good a
moving this year as last year Tho
high school treasury contains a sub
siantal amount and the team has
leen supplied with much new equip.
mcnt Men who were out TO prac-
'co were. letter men, cleo Caywood,
lex Thomas, baCkficld; clyde
smith, linc; Truise Guycr, backfeld;
Joe TrlCb, backficld; George Connor.
backfield Dan Odell, end. Other men
We're ENelno Jones, Casey. Lester
Gay wood. Robert Giles. Howard
MaIln, Lawrence McCrady. Charles
NcAlester, Austin Lyons. ual LIONS.
Ross Baze, Eugene Brudsky. Harry
I'ycr, Fred Trieh, Dwight Robinson,
and Speedy Rush
Miss Julia Brown. sister ~ Mrs
John Young, wife Of the publisher of
the Sapulpa Herald. died last niRht
at the home Of MIR Young at an
south Water street Funeral services
were held this afternoon at The
nome and Rev 4. j. Cunkrirht.
pastor Of the First Baptist church.
condncicd the services. Miss Brp,va
has been 80 for four years and In
August went to Eureka Spriu.s.
hoping for relief. hut as her oudI.
ZION grew moro serious she wns
brought home las week She has
been member OF the Raptlst church
since childhood. The remains viii be
sent tonight to her old home at
Lockwood, Mo, for the burial In tho
family lot there beside her father
and mother. Miss Brown IL survived
by three sisters Mrs Young. Mrs
farris and Mrs. J. r. Montgomery
who lives in California. MIR and Mrs
John Young and Dr and Mrs G \
fa.rs viii accompany the remains
10 Missouri
Sapu'pa hank clcarings for today
were s14O,S2s.23 as compared with
S9A A,Os6.23 for the corresponding day
Of the previous week.
Al Johnson. white man was found
lying on his face in the Addition
late last night with blood streaming
from an open cut A paSserby re-
ported TO the police that n dead
man was lying on tho street. When
found he was In drunken condi.
ton, tho wound was caused by his
head striking a jagged rock when he
fell Johnson was fined $3.50 I'm
police court this morning on a
charge Of drunkenness
Dr. 4. V. Fish and DrsA J. Mich
OILS, ostcopaths, attended the district
nsetopathic society meeting in Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

Teachers employed for the school
year have been arriving in Sapulpa
FOR the past two weeks and are
still arriving daily. The force Of
teachers employed numbered ap-
proXimately 100 and the majority Of
these teachers are experiencing
great difficulty in procuring rooms
for the months they will be in Sapul-
pa This trouble was great last win
Ter and A numter OF the teachers
were forced to make their homes in
rooming houses This year the DIFF
fculty Is even greater as the ma
jority Of tho rooming houses are
( led 10 capacity
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

pERSHTNG, Sept 1o--At n school
bond election here today there were
15S votes for tho bonds and none
against. pershing will soon erect a
$4,000 school house.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

Dr. A V. Fish and Dr~A. J. Mich
OILS, ostcopaths, attended the district
nsetopathic society meeting in Tulsa
last night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

Sapulpa hank cloarings for today
were s14O,S2S23 as compared with
S9i,0S6.23 for the corresponding day
OF the previous week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

Enrolment for pupils ~ the high
school began Wednesday morning
and will continue for the remainder
Of this week and probably until
Tuesday OF next week. The seniors
enrolled Wednesday morning and so
far over 40 have enrolled. Professor
r. Holmes. principal OF the high
school stated this morning that T.
was thought number OF others
would enroll making total of al
least so seniors tp begin the win er
term Of school UP TO date 227 pupils
have enrolled and the majority or
these are freshmen although all
classes are well represented. The
pupils are stlli enrolling and Prin-
cipal Holmes stated this morning
that II was thought that the enroll
men would reach the 800 mark by
The middle OF next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
SAPULPA SHACKS
ARE CONDEMNED
Fire Marshall Says Four
Fire-trap Buildings
Must Go
INCREASE IN SCHOOLS
Enrolment In High School
VIII Reach 400 Mark
Principal Says

sr,,ial 10 tho Wotld
sAPtt.PA. Okla, sept. l0.--All
hacks In Sapulpa are due "a be
,Srr down according to the decision
s,-ded down today by Mayor j.
wade Bone and city commissioner,
Don NcMasters and Joe GambilI at
meeting held this morning Assist
s,t state Fire Marshall J, Foster
b,s issued condemnation OF four
b1Ild.ngs In the city and city At
,or,ey L, J Burt was instructed to
start condemnation proceedings
Toster's report included the follow
,,s buildings. Blacksmith shop and
bss al corner OF Lee and water
s,rSs's are In bad order and tho slni-
urv condition is beyond description.
Tbis property belongs to the Carat
,s,ato and WAS ordered torn down 4
roomiur house on Nam street owned
h N Bracket was declared unsafe
rom fire. and recommendations to
improve the building and make II
safo from fire we're ordered. The
brick building on North Main street
occupied by a rooming house, fur
niurc store and clothing store, wss
ordered torn down. This is in dan
rerous condition. The Bannistcr feed
shacks we're ordered torn down. Tho
city may act on condemnation pro-
ceCdlngs without legislation from the
state. as it was pointed out as the
city Is self governed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

Cases decided today in district
cour, we're: Hughes VS.. Hughes
Court awarded all property to Daie
Hughes on conditi tion that he pay to
Mrs Hughes 81, 600. Evans VS.. Evans,
Decree for plaintiff Mrs. Geneva
Evans Lizzie Ussory VS.. J. G.. Ussery.
dccree FOR plaintiff. c. W. Kings
bCrfy VS. W T.. Meyer. agreement
made IN try In court without injury
and 5000 awarded to defendant.
Edyih Strutton vs.. Robert Strutton,
decree for plainiff Central state
bank Of kiefer VS. Independent
school district No. Is, decree for
plaintiff Carrie Morgan vs. Martin
Morgan, decree for plaintiff. Mary
sorrel VS. Samuel Sorrel. decree for
plaInMM.