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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
PALMER AFTER DELEGATES


HARRISBURG Pa. March - --
Proposals uat uninstructod delegates
ho sent 70 the national conven-
lions woro attacked hero today by
Attorney General Palmer who told
iho pcnnRolveun pnlmcr-for. .preai-
don't campaign committee tho prO-
pie should instruct their delegates
both as 10 nomination and platform. 70
Chrtactoriling to trend for un-
lnrtruci'd convention delegates a. a
distinctly backward step. Mr. Pal
mci said that the presidency waH an
office which belonged 10 the people
and that they we're entitled 20 know
what men wcro being urged fur their
confederation az party nominee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

caliy $40 ut h4 homo in tho walker
apartments. hIB uurc reported lnt'
laHt night IIa became suddenly iil
several days ugo ana has riuco be.
como worse Mr. WlllipwHou'A con
ditlon was reported Bhrhtly I'M
proved Iato yesterday evening, but
this was believe 80 ho only temper
ary. lie la about b7 years old
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
PIONEER TULSAN VERY Ill
Condition of George Williamson Was
Hcportcd critical Last Night.

George 7. WlllihmHpn, one or
TulaI'H pioneer merchants. B crlti.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
Church Leqguers Double
Up Again This Week

81. Paul crew IN the same manner as
70 did Wcslmlnstcr. and Is count
Ing on swing 81. Paul lis nrsl reverse
of the season. No matter what the rc.
suit, 10 will b. a great game The
other contest should be good one.
too. since Brandywlnc did moi display
~ best form In It's opening game and
Is capable Of giving Westminster a
nnp. close battle. II experts 10 have
SOM new men M It's i'ncup as we'll.
The evening sames viii also be- In
ter sting, West aud Union clnshing
In the first battle. and Second Baptist
and Flrsl-Centrai meeting In The clos
INK game. The Union team Is an ug-
grDgallOn OF youngsters, who arc
going 20 give some of the other clubs
trouble. after li gets a little moro cN-
pcricnce. West VIII have to be on
Inc Job. 10 kaep IT, opponents down.
second Baptist should have an easy
time with First-tienlral. unless the
latter team lE strengthened, a. the
Bapilsls Will have iho same Team a.
last week and will also have Joe
Hampton on ~ squad,
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
FRIENpS SENIORS WINS.

In the deciding game for the bas-
keiball championship OF the Friends
School the Seniors yesterday defeat
ed the Upper MIddies % 10 a. The
individual scores were as follows.
Seniors-StirlIng, forward, , field
goals. no fouls. total, &; DOugherty.
forward. field goals, 3 fouls, total
If; Melten center. 3 field and no foul
goals, total .; Comfy, guard. no field.
no fouls; Whitaker, guard. no field,
no fouls; Eastman 4 field, no fouls.
total >. Grand total, 10 field and 3
foul goals. % points
Upper Mlddles-Long, forward, 9
field goals, no fouls. total a Young
forward. no field, fouls. total g.
Cox. center. 4 field, no fouls, total 2
Bancroft guard. no field, no fouls
Broad, guard. 1 field, no fouls; Tayl
Tor. forward. no field, no fouls. Grant
total, 4 field and foul goals. A.
points Referee. Ellis. Time, 2O-min
ute halves.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09

The Chesrook-Ewing game. at Har-
Ian Field Saturday afternoon, Is ex-
pected TO draw the largest crowd that
has witnessed a football game In
Wilmington fOr many a day.
Manager Condor has re-schcdulCd
the Ewing eleven for the final game
OF tn season, at The r.Quos. OF local
fans. The Ewing team triumphed
over Chesrook. 1914, in its last ap-
pearancc here.
The Ewing management has guar
anteed Manager Condor that the same
team which conquered the locals a
few eeks ago. will appear at Harlan
Field, on Saturday. reinforced by Sim
cox, the star halfback OF the phila-
delphia aggregation, who was unable
20 make the last trip 10 Wilmington
What keen students OF football
think of the ChcsrO0k squad can be
CLEANED from the following remarks
Of a Wilmington man, who has fol-
lowed the college game closely, and
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
~ MEErs MI I'm

The y. NJ. n. A. FIRST team will meet
West End nrst al s. ~. a.. A. Hall
tonight. Both teams have been going
az rapid rate n speed thus far this
b s.ason. neither having lost start and
a fast game Is expected.
As a preliminary. the Y. VI. II. A.
Reserves will take on the West End
seconds and another interesting clash
is looked for Tubby Gallagher. pre-
mler referee. will oinciat. In both
games.
on Monday. December a.. tho nrsi
team Will take on the newly organ
lied "Outcasis" team OF Richardson
pnrk
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
TO OUTLINE DETAILS
OF 1921 AUTO SHOW

Members OF the Automobile Trade
Association Will meet at the office Of
+. b. Norman tomorrow nlsht, at
which time the place and date for
the 1921 automobile show Will be dis
cussed
The Hotel dupont Is available for
the week OF February ii-i9 only,
while the Auditorium dates are open
for the show throughout January and
February.
The Wilmington Automobile Com
pany may also be- available early IN
January. The Hotel dupont holds
thlrty-two cars. the Auditorium about
seventy-ilve cars, and the Whining
ton Automobile Company about sixty
cars.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
Chesrook-ElUi Game
Closes CridIon Season

has witnessed the last two Chesrook
games. speaking OF the Chesrook-
American Legion game. he said: "The
work of Gray and Gabriel was high
class. Davies. OF pitisburg, Is The
only college star ] have ever seen
who surpassed Grays brilliant broken
field running. Gray has the natural
gift OF being able TO sid'step, dodge
and shakc-oif a tackler. besides being
a very fast runner. Gabrleis big
asset Is his knaek OF wodging thrOush
a line. Several times Saturday / saw
him knife through a solid line .or
substantial gains This is the acid
test OF a real line bucker. Against
strong opposition these two meu
should show up best as they seem
TO be fearless. I'm going 10 sec the
Ewing game whether or not Il SHOWS
monkey Nrenchcs.'
nefereo Chsrl VIC IN win whistle
for the AleS-oit Saturday, at pa.
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
HACLFY KFFpS WINNINC

Hagl.y second team defeated Den-
anc = seconds last ghl. 30 50 q. The
lineup and individual scores we're:
For ilagley- forward. 3 ncld
and foul goals: ID night. forward 3
field goals. kavalaugl. cent r.. ilcld
ald 4 foul goals: Rooney. guard.
field goal: Mclaughlin, guard. 2 neld
and foul goals; Gallagher. guard.
For Denanc -liylson forward
ncld and foul goal; LannoR. for
ward. ] Sullivan. center, foul goal ,
Joe sullivan. guard. foul goal. Gal
Win. guard 1 field goal: Hogan. guard
This makes six straight wins for
Hagley
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
HOPPE RETAINS
BILLIARD TITLE

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Willic Hoppe,
professional billiards champion, re-
taincd the 1872 balk-llne title by de-
fcatlng Jake Schaefer, OF san IRAN
clscu, 400 10 81, In the NTH game OF
The championship tournament here
yesterday Hoppe ran 239 In his nth
inning and ended the game IN the
tenth
Although Hoppe was scheduled 20
play WelkCr Cochran, OF San Fran
Disco, tonight In the fnal game OF
the series, a defeat could not affect
his title, as he had three victories
and had lost no games, while C0ch-
ran had lost two aud Schaefer three.
The score:
Hoppe. Z. ?, 3. $50. &c. 5g. o. 2. 7g.
Total, 400. High runs-239, ~, 52.
Average, 80.
schaeier- .. 4, 0. %. 3. 4. O. 4.
Total, 81. High runs-23, "A, b. Aver
axe, G..
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
UNION MAKES 'EM TAKE NOTICE.

The Union second division quOit
team increased its lead on Monday
evening by defeating their fast-going
rival First-Central 10 the tune OF 3-2
and last evening the much footed
Washington fire company team took
the count OF al OF a series OF 10
games 10 be played between the flre
fighters and the Methodist Fingers.
The Union boys have won p Of
their p Church League games and
have a lead Of two games. Scores
were.
First Central. is 2i 2i iO-2
Union ............2i 2f 6 IS 2i-3
Players: Union-Gibbons, Mccall
Semon WeldIn. Dycher. First Cen
tral-Tuft. C. Woodbridge, Jr- e..
Woodbridge, r. eWooldridge, Beeson.
Referees -Sanderson and Jeiferls.
I'm ION .......... 2f q i3 q Ill
Wash. Fire Co. e.. I 10 2i Il i2-i
Players: Union-Dutcher, Gibbons.
Mccall, Sem Weldin. Washington
Fire Co.-Hayes, Lund, Graham.
Green, Jennings.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
uACITy FIRST DnOpS on

In what was understood 10 be a
practice game, Defiance first team last
night defeated Hagley FIRST az Hagley
Community House, 25 TO 20. The line
up follows:
Defiance: Gillespie, forward. three
field goals Shields, forward five field
goals, Lowell, center. one field goal (;
Walsh. guard, one field and one foul
goal. and Luiz. guard, two field goals.
Hagley: Hand forward. one field
and two foul goals; Maylor, forward,
one field and two foul goals; Gal
lagher, center, two field goals; Buch
anan, guard; Friel, guard. two ileld
and two foul goals and Baird. sub
stllute center one field and one foul
goals. Umpire, McNey.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
REAR CATS WIN

The bear Cats Of ihe All-Wllming-
ton League. won lve straight games
last night from the big team. Scores
p. r. n. .....i2 i6 o Z so
Bear Cats. =. Raymond, W. Ray
mond, Mcintyre, Quinn, Knap and
Dunn.
p. r. r.: Zelgler, Hall, Fromme,
Worihlngton, Boyle, Comfy.
Referee. Adams.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
). $. EnEN FLASHES


Owing 10 injuries. we are compelled
90 lay asida our football iog, Tor The
season.
This was out first year out We
didn't do bad al that
Captain McNin suffered a broken
shoulder IN Saturdays game, playing
against Defiance.
We won four. lost three and tied
two.
Mono OF our opponents scored over
a points
No allbls Tor our defeats. The best
team always won.
our coach has declared That with
the same gang next year. and "a early
start, we viii clran Un.
Forrest haskethallers look good.
They play their nrst game on FRI
day night.
We guess the fans are aware Of the
fact that We were champs IN This line
IN i9i6-iT
II Is about time We came through
again.
our baseball artists are lalking
trouble for the coming season.
This viii be our banner year. can
keep us from the nag.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
LIRERTY GETs CnESTY

Llberty 4. G. foOlball ie1m Is out
with a den for the third class grid
iron championship, Ninth Ward and
St. AIMS are preferred. Some Of the
members Of Liberty feel that they
have not been given a chance Kis
season because their team is small
and does not carry the weight Lib
erty will play the winner Of Satur-
days game between the NiDLh Ward
and 81. Ana's Anybody accepting
this challenge from the Liberty A. c.,
may do so by calling 63030
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
PENDED SECONDS OIT.

The Penn-Del second team has been
organized and has elected Patterson
as manager, kauss captain, and Allen,
coach. The team Is composed OF Red
X enan, Eddie Lan9an and Harry
Gerstenberg, forwards; kauss, cen
tire; Patterson, Adleman and Camp
bell, guards. They VIII start the sea-
son against the Hagley team. al the
Hagley Community House. tomorrow
light.
Any team wishing games should
write Manager. Penn-Del second
team, care Peoples Settlement Asso-
citation, i0s L. Eighth street. Tele-
phone 1858.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09

There are two more douhle-hoadars
on the Church Basketball Lague
schedule at the Y. NJ. G.. A this week.
The Saturday AFTERNOON double bill
Will present two excellent games, the
FIRST between 81 Paul and Grace. and
the second between Westminster and
Brandywilc. lhor. is a natural and
fri ndly rivalry beiw on the mrs. two
teams, and they have met In an
branches nf sport. Up 90 the present
time. 81. Paul has been victorious 10
every contest. and expect 10 continue
It's unhroksn string. as u has
gotten together a fast team undrr The
leadership OF Morris. The Noung
Friends star. Bryan. rs other for
ward. shows a real classy article OF
ball. ON the other hand, Grace IL de-
termlncd 10 show IT. heels 10 The
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
FIiRFKA DEFEATS MrNIORS

Eur ka am In the Jr. Q. I. 4. VI.
Quoii League took three games from
Me Jr. Guards on Tuesday evening,
The Juniors scores were "a. n and 4
respectively. The Eureka players
were Ruf, Richardson, Sparks and
COrdany, and The Jr. Guards were
paynter Moor. File and Wight.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
eHnRT EICuT-YESi

TOPEKA. Kans.-less Willard be-
lleves he has all the physical attri-
buies 10 give Dempsey an even-staven
fight so long as it lasts. Jess is flg-
.uring on getting In condition to step
at full speed for four or five rounds
and not build up for a lfteen-round
mill
Evening journal., 1920-12-09

GOals from field, Marvel, 9. McMul-
LEM 4; Barnard, 1: S. Wilson. 2:
goals from fouls, Marvel, is; Twoes,
70; substitutes, Challenger for 5.
Wilson. Holton for Rothrock. Lilly for
Ivory Barnard for McMullen and
NAPLES for Barnard; referee, Cole /;
time Of halves, 20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
MdlANaA
~ 80 !

The following scores were roll,d
last night on the all vs. OF Grady's
AID b Hard parlors:
BANCROFT LEAGUE.
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
seniors after
Another TITLE
Looks Like Four Time Win
nerS of Class Basketball
Championship
DEFEAT JUNIORS
SCORE 26 TO 10
Special to The Evening Journal.

NEWARK. Dec 9.-Fightlng evSsy
inch OF the way to retain the class
championship, the Delaware College
senior class team yesterday afternoon
defeated the Juniors. &c to &C. This
class has won the basketball cham
plonship every one OF the three years
II has been In college and looks TO
have more than an even chance Of
r peatilg ia season, having won
games without a def at.
The game yesterday was one OF the
fas'est Of the series, but there was
considerable rough playing and foul
ing Marvel for the seniors shot Is
fouls while TwOes, for the juniors,
made ~ one pointers. The lineup:
LDnIuna Il.r.lnr-
Evening journal., 1920-12-09
EDEN WINS FOUR
OF TEN GAMES

The 5. 5. Eden nrst football team
closed its season with a record the
club is proud VI having, four wins,
three ties and three defeats and scor-
ing "a points 20 the opponents 81. The
games follow:
Defiance o, Eden o.
Wildare o Eden as.
White Circle A. Eden 0.
Keystone o, Eden o.
Fort dupont A., Eden g.
Defiance l3, Eden o.
81. Thomas 6. Eden G.
Fort dupont 0, Eden Z.
81. Thomas Z. Eden 20.
Keystone o. Eden G.
Opponents Ji Eden o..
The team members, Coach Rudley
and the manager OF the team are re-
quested 10 meet al the club at
o'clock sunday. December 40. TO have
Nhelr picture takel.
, 1920-01-29
NOTICE.
THE Northside road at Colluhoun
i Mt. Pleasant Bridge in Kings
Quarter is now open for Public Iraf-
ic.
For the Road Commission
F. lUNNEY.
St. Croix, 20th Jan. 1920.

ter could lie sea- an hour afterwards eX-
aiming the glass facings in the new
boxes. We would suggest that our driv-
ers .lect buildings 81 a never -ype Win
less Alborgcement" for esting he H.P,
of ca entrusted to heir care. Should We
view this matter seriously however W.
are compelled to think THAI there are a
number of persons holding I~icerses whose
inca acit! 10 handle a car must be a source
of danger to the public, and would urge
an Investigation into this matter.
, 1920-01-29
j. w. ON
Governor.

A public meeting to which every body
is invited will be held in the Christian
SIZED Theatre at 8 p. M. Sunday for
the purpose of discussing and de-
Gliding upon plans in connection with the
visit of the Congressional Committee.
The Industrial Band played last night.
The 5. s. Lake Forest of the Rapo-
rel Line is advised as having sailed from
New York for these islandsEon the oath.
instant.
A well recommended programme is on
, 1920-01-29
Publication.

L is HEREBY brought TO public notice
mat income lax returns may be 90.
tanned at the Office of tha Despatchiro
Secretary. Special attention is invited 20
me foIl0Wll g requirements concern;rg
Income Tax.
A return is required Of each and. every
person (lncludin- corporations havino .
tota GROSS income Of Francs 4 500 0G
or over.
For a failure to make return or or
about March 81, any person ,inclndiro
corporatlonS) REQUIRED to dc So bv the
terms OF the Ordinance shall be liable 10
q penalty OF not tess than Flames o G0
Tor more than Francs 100000
government Of the Virgin Islands Of
me United States, January II, 1920.
F. L. COLBY,
Acting Despatchjug Secretarg.
tor tonight at the theatre where if is ov-
pected to see a full house.
In these Gays when there is Derhane
much to make us grave, it was satisfy.
lag TO note lhe smile on the aces of tIn
SIAN; when from oar windows vestnrda[
morning was observed an attamnr 10 con-
vert the Tel. Truck, alias armstrong;
e.. 3, into a "-ank."
In THIS undertaking the fonrth rioht
pillar OF the Post Office was selected fnr
tAe enemy. and what was rcgardea as
e~arthquake0 throughout me b1ilding
was explained by The fact that she was
running on all four in high gear. Tia
pest advert Sement for tn Than,nion
spark Plug IS the fact that he Post mas
, 1920-01-29
Executive Order No. g.

THE folio ing additional Regulations
= governing the sale of bay rum pro
mulgated in pursuance Of law, will be
effective within the Virgin Islands of the
United States on and after February l,
1920:
Bay Rum shall he sold only on deliv-
ely of a permit issued by the Po-
lice Department.
Applicants for permit must satisfy
the Police Department that the
applicant will not use the bay run
for beverage purposes.
Section 4 of Executive Order No. 2,
dated July 7th, 1919, wherein such sales
were authorized upon the buyers prior
delivery to the seller Of an application
to purchase, is hereby amended accord
ingly.
j. w. OMAN.
Governor.
, 1920-01-29
u. S. NAVY PRESS NEWS.
January II, 1920.

WASHINGTON: David Franklin Hou
ston who as been Secretary OF Agricui-
ture since the beginning Of Wilson adj
mi. istralion viii succeed Carer Glass as
Seer tary OF Treasury, and Edwn Z.
Meri 18th # iowa, S lccessful farmer and
editor OF ''Successiul Farming will be
new Secretary of Agriculture. Viii en-
able Glass to take his seat in Senate late
today.
, 1920-01-29

At a meeting convened at Est. Man
ming S Bay or Sunday Is b. inst, was
unar imouaIy agreed upon taat Horse
Racing be rivi7 ed under the auspices
of the ST. Croix Racing Association; and
at the meeting as advertised Itr SInday
18th inst. the following officers were
elected viz:
". H. FLEEING President
4. S. HODGE Sec. Tres.
DR.. D. CANEGATA Judge
g.. COULTER JICge'S Ass Sl0nt
A. DE CAABERT Clerk Ct Sctjes
A. HOFFMAN, Starter.
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT
MESSRS:
A. NYHOLM, W. FE BLEs, Z. SCHOU,
A. JOHNSON AND II. MCKAY.
and Horse Races vii be held Oh EsJ.
Man4lng's Bay Race Track on Laser
Monday.
The ST. Thomas Racing Assoc alton
has been endered al inWlator 70 par
ti"ipate in our baceS on hat Day. Lees
hope thal hey sill accept he invitation,
and come, so thai we can look torWaro
to keen competition, when VIII tead to
make one and al. interested n tie Race.
Com 2UnjcGted.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-03-11
enjoyed very pleasant day and a
fine dinner.
SOUTHEAST TABLE

Mr.. and Mrs. l. S. Callen were
transacting business in Julesburg
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Dolison were
transacting business in Julesburg and
Big Springs Monday.
Mrs. Geo McCone was attending
church in Julesburg Tuesday night.
A. Martin and Earl McCone went to
help F. w. Sherman load his car of
stock and household goods Wednes-
day morning, but on account OF the
storm it was decided to wait until
Thursday.
Nebr., moved onto his farm which he
purchased of c. L. Ttate and recently
vacated by Carl 1hlc, miles south OF
Big Springs.
Arthur Jackson of the south table,
transacted business in Julesburg Mon
day. He was accompanied by his
brother-in-law Elmer Cookie Of near
Grant, Nebr.
Luther Holmes and family have
been attending church in Julesburg
most every evening.
Ralph McCone is a frequent visitor
at the Barnes home to see the house.
Mr.. Carl Ihle of Brighton, Colo, ar
rived in Big Springs Monday night on
business. He formerly lived on a
farm Z miles south of Big Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Bogenhagen are
the proud parents of baby girl, born
last week.
Mrs. Frank Sherman and son Clar-
ence were callers at the Matoush and
Barnes homes Wednesday night.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-03-11

on Tuesday.
Mrs. T. f. Thompson arrived home
from Wood River Wednesday.
Gus Olson ID husking corn for G.
A. Hogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Naugebauer have a
son, born Sunday.
Mr.. N. Allen has been under the
weather for . few days.
Miss Rena B. Neal and Ed C. Siren
ger were married ut Sterling Wednes-
day. March 3rd. Miss Neal Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Bull
lock of the south side. They left
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-03-11
DISTRICT NO. 4 ITEMS

Mr.. Schultz and family and Miss
Hiatt attended the community meet
ing on Monday evening in in Jules
burg. -
Mr.. John hammers and family visit
ed Mrs. hammers mother, Mrs.
Brock of Ovid.
Mrs. Martin and daughters, Edith
and Lucille spent Monday afternoon
at Bernard Millcr's.
A very pleasant time was spent by
the neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz
at the Schultz home Friday evening
the occasion being Mrs. Schultz :
birthday. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Sprick, Mr.. and Mrs. Odell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Austin.
Mr.. Martin and John hammers were
Julesburg visitors Friday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-03-11
SUSPENDED NEWSPAPERS

Until within recent years newspa-
pers never quit-they just passed on
from one owner to another. But now
publishers fail in business, just like
other business men. Publishing has
become matter of first Importance
in the nation, and likewise its haz-
ards have increased The time has
passed when you can take dull boy
and "make an editor outen of him.
as the poet Will Carleton put it. Twen-
ty-five hundred newspapers have suS
pended publication since July ], 1918,
but still the Post office department
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-03-11
SOUTHWEST TABLE

Joe Bailey has a stray steer at his
place, and il having quite . time to
feed it, % it wants to eat with his cat
tie.
Sam Isaacs is moving to the G.
Woodham farm. His sister will keep
house for him.
Mrs. Eastlack will have q couple
of eastern farmers on her place.
Mr.. Sid and Ed Lanckriet are among
the sick this week.
G. A. Hogan's will visit at Lloyd's
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-03-11
Sunday for their home at Oakland,

Sunday for their home at Oakland,
Nebr.
Mrs. w. Bailey died at the home of
her son Joe Bailey Sunday afternoon,
and will be taken to Ogallala for
burial.
Mr.. L. Shoeberg and G. A. Hogan
were Julesburg visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Richards cele-
brated their lOth anniversary Sunday.
Their daughter. Mrs. Arthur Wolfe
and children Of Schuyler, Nebr., and
Mrs. M. Kahl Of Denver were present,
besides the friends and neighbors. All
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-03-11
fat that cannot be classified ~ news"

fat that cannot be classified ~ news"
in Sunday editions consumes enough
white print paper to provide thous-
ands Of small weeklies and dailies.
But the government is not likely to in
tercede, and meanwhile the big pub
fishers with their "cinch" on the white
print paper supply are the big fish in
the pond, whose greediness has jump
d the price Of print paper but q sight
Evidently the bigger the publishers.
the less is their worry about the
white print paper condition.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-03-11

cries savagely for higher rates for
second class mail matter. They lay
their deficits 1T the door Of the pub
Usher, and even try shifting some $685.
100000 annual loss in the rural free
delivery service to the newspapers.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-03-11
WHITE PRINT PAPER

1t would be pleasure to report
that thsre was . prospect that The gov
ernment would limit the size Of some
of the big city papers. The excess