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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
OLYMPIC ATHLETES
TO ARRIVE FRIDAY
Head Coach Moakley to Start
Entire Team Train
ing Monday.
BY HARRY l. FARRELL

ABOARD I. =. s. FREDERICK.
Aug. Naval athletes bound for
the Olympic games az Antwerp
have been kept in good physical
trim during the ocean voyage hv
daily workouts
The athletes expect 20 arrive az
Antwerp on Friday. They are anx-
ious 10 get the final training for the
contest under way
Cold, snappy weather caused the
men 10 put additional pep into their
workouts Wednesday. n y Liver
sedge, crack navy shot puttc-.
heaved the 16-pounder a distance
Of - feet 8 inches
The Princess Matoika. carving
the army and civilian continRents
Of the team which will represent
the United States at the Olympics.
was reported 200 miles behind the
FREDERICK Wednesday. Wireless re-
ports 10 the Frederick said the ath-
letes aboard the Princess Matoiak
were standing che trip well and
would be in excellent condition on
their arrival
The Princess MstoTka contingent
will reach Antwerp a day after he
naval athletes.
The entire team VIII start train
ing under the directions OF Head
Coach Moaklev next Monday ac-
cording 20 the present schedule
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
VOLLEY BALL TITLE
FALLS TO KALEY TEAM

By defeating the Howard girl
junior volley ball team, the Haley
girls now are city junior champions.
The Howard team represented the
east league and the Haley the west
The games were played at Howard
park. Howard started off az a fast
pace. winning the 2rst game 15-7.
but the west side team rallied and
won the next two games. 1873. 1873
The Washington senior men vol
ley ball team failed 20 appear at the
Haley grounds. where they were eX-
pected 10 play both Howard and
kaiey az volley ball Instead OF
playing vOlley ball practice indoor
game was staged between Haley and
Howard. the Haley lads winning. 3
10 o. The Haley hurlers. Brown
and Edwards, allowed only three
hits together.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
CLOSE FINISHES
MARK TOLEDO CARD
Royal Palm Steps Away With
$4,000 Purse in Straight
Heats.
BY Associated Press:

BY Associated Press:
TOLEDO. O., Aug. 4.-Three Of
the four favorites OF the Grand Cir
cult card came through winners
Wednesday a the Fort Miami track
but some thrilling finishes marked
most OF the races.
Royal Palm. winner at Kalama-
zoo two weeks ago. took the Toledo
Blade 2:14 trot for purse Of
9. 900. the feature race OF the day.
in straight heats. while Favonia
won the Legal News stake for two
year-old trotters after Bogalusa
came through in the first heat All
OF the three heats were trOtted by
the juveniles in less than 2:1O,
making it the fastest race Of the
season for colts OF that age
Brother Peter. one Of The mem
bers of the Peter the Great family
and a rank outsider among the tall
ent. won his first race on the Grand
Circuit when Walter Cox piloted
him TO victory in the 2:10 trot. In
the third heat Brother Peter
chOkeG. staggered TO the edge of the
track and fell over. while Miss Per-
lection, contender in the previous
miles came through the stretch an
easy winner
George Volo, the favorite. won
the 2:09 pace. but J W S, the pac-
ing pony. which raced over half
mile tracks last summer. came on
and won the second heat
2:lO trot purse $1,000, three
heats:
Brother Peter, b $. by Pc
ter the Great COX ... 8
Miss Perfection. b m. by
General Watts (McMa-
honD .............. 2 2 I
Roxanna Moore, b m. by
Oratorio (Palin) . 5 3 2
Oscar Watts, b &, by Gen
eral Watts (Hyde) .... 4
Allie Lou and Ora G also started.
Time, 2:1O1-4, 2:O7 IL. 2:Os Ia.
The Toledo Blade stake. 2:14
trot; purse $4,000; three heats:
Royal Palm. b 6. by Peter
the Great (Knowlton) D.. l
King Watts. b h. by Gen
eral Watts (McDOnald) ? .
The Acme, b S, by The Ex-
ponent CBush) . :
Allie AshbrOok, b 8, by
Ashbrook (Ruef) .... 4 (
Red Russell. Gold Bell. Hollywood
Naomi, Norma Dillon and Bob
Commodore also started.
Time. 2:O6 IA, 2:05 Ia, 2:O5 81
2:O9 pace, three heats, purse
$1,000:
George Volo, 6. by Ner-
vOlO (Erskine) . I
J W s. b &, by G. CRay) =
Lillian Silkwood, blk m. by
Stronghold (Geers) 60. 3 4
Betty Blackjack. blk m. by
Blackjack (Valentine) 3
Ora Lou Hazel Kuestner also
started
Time. 2:O51-4, 2:O41-2. 2:O41-4.
-year-old trot. The Legal
News stake, purse $1,000, in 3
heats:
Favonian. br c. by j. NAL
colin Forbes (Edman) ) l
Bogalusa, ch c, by General
Watts (Valentine) ~ ; 8
Jane Volo. b (. by Peter
Nolo (Murphy) ... 5 , .
Marge the Great, (, by
Peter the G reat cox > 4
Peggy Jones also started.
Time, 2:O9 Ia. 2:O9 IA. 2:O9 IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
Chain OLake Course to
Be Scene of State Meet

KOKOMO, Ind. Aug. PLAY
for the state golf honors Wednes-
day night had simmered down to
eight players
II. II. Sielken and r. c. Prange.
both Of the Riverside club OF In
dianapolis. wiz be the first pair TO
make the rounds in the morning.
The other pairings Thursday are:
Brownie" Vance and Bobby
Reisener. both Of KokOmo.
John Simpson OF indianapolis.
and ". II. Sparks of Terre Haute.
w. G. Kramer Of Lafayette and
A. G.. Taylor OF Laporte.
Ainsworth Byrnes. the 10 year
old star from Lafayette. was elimin-
ated in the first round this morn
ing by Sielken The youngster
was the talk OF the tournament up
10 the time Of his defeat. failed to
show the good form Of Monday and
Tuesday. and his play was far below
expectation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
VOMEVS CITY NET
TOURNEY NEAR END

The third round or the ladies'
single city tennis tournament was
played of yesterday at Leeper park.
This evening the semi-hnals viii be
PLAYED. Miss Martha Taylor playing
Miss Dushane Miss Chapeau drew
e bye and VIII play the winner of
the Taylor Dushane go Friday eve
ming.
Miss Chapean easily took the first
set rom Miss Marjorie Vhitconb.
but Miss Whftcomb sta ged re-
markabie rally IN the latter set,
forcing her victor 20 the limit 20
win. The scores were 6-1. SIS
Miss Taylor and Miss Molly
SCHNEIDER played two close sets.
Miss Taylor won. Ga Ga Miss Du-
shane easily took Miss Hazel Zim-
norman In the closing sets OF the
day BY the score OF 60. 60
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
PROMOTERS PLAN
VARIED CONTESTS
FOR SPEED KINGS
Two Side Car Attractions Are
Billed. One Five and One
Ten Mile Race.

Seven events, for which over $500
has been posted as prize money. are
scheduled for the professional mo-
torcycIe speed card booked for sun
DAY afternoon az Springbrook park.
The program for The event includes
four straight race events. while va
rietv will be offered in the motor
wheel and side-car performances.
Interest IN the motor event is
centered around the one-mile pro
fessional time trial exhibition. star
riders from all parts of the coun-
try are entered in this race and ef-
forts will be made 10 break the
local track record of 1905. The six
riders out OF the field entered IN
this performance who make the
fastest time will qualify for the
i've eight and 10-mile contests.
Two Side Cars.
Two side car attractions are
billed for the card. one being five
mile race and the other l0-rOund
go. MotorwheeI enthusiasts viii be
given "A chance by the fivemile per
Torrance open TO riders in this
class. A large number OF South
Bend men are entered in the motor
wheel event. and j. l. HeltOn, local
dealer in charge of this sport. an
nOunces that there viii be plenty
Of live competition. Merchandise
viii form the awards for the win
ners I'm this race.
The entry list for the speed show
Is 10 the hands OF r. r. Wegner.
who announces that representative
riders from all sections Of the cOun-
try will drive I'm the coming races.
Fred Ludlow. Maldwyn Jones and
Johnny Vance viii try TO hang up
some new track marks with their
Harley Davidsons. while Chuck
Morrison. Don Marks and George
Gladbeck will uphold Indian hon
ors Walter Nelson, "A Thor rider.
who has been going big on Chicago
tracks. will ride at the meet. and
another speed expert has been Sc
cured in the entry OF Paul Ander-
son. Gary. who will ride a Thor.
Sundays meet is being held un-
der the auspices Of the Indiana
Motor Racing association and will
make the third OF its kind this sea-
son. Edward p. Wagner, who has
had cha, &c OF the previous events
IS also managing the coming race.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05

The results OF the second round
Wednesday afternoon We're.
Sielken defeated c. p Jones Of
Loga nsport. fve az; Prange defeat
ed J. Bitter of Logansport one up:
Vance beat Z. T. Hurt of Highland
two up: Resener beat j. y. Led
better OF Michigan City six up:
Simpson defeated J. J. Mossler Of
Riverside. seven and six; Sparks de-
feated II. H. Sanders of South Bend
TWO and one; Kramer bested L. a.
Sanford Of Lafayette four and three
and TilfOrd defeated Powell Of
Michigan City.
South Bend was chosen for the
1921 tournament at a meeting held
Wednesday night
j. {. Patton of kOkOmO was cleo
ted president of the association. n
r. Erskin of South Bend, vice presi-
dent and J. X. Mossler of Indian
apolis. secretary treasurer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
oa Motorcycle Races Will Hold Sway Spr6book Sunda
LIPTON'S SLOOP TO
REMAIN HERE: WILL
BE USED m TRIALS
By Associated Press


NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-Shamrock
~. Sir Thomas Lipton's unsuccess-
ful entry in the 1920 international
yacht races. Will not be broken up.
but viii remain in New York TO be
used against Shamrock Y as a trial
horse in 1922. Sir Thomas said
Wednesday. 4 have publicly an
nounced that would challenge
again after a lapse Of ten months. "
Sir Thomas said. providing no one
else does so. I have decided that
Shamrock Y viii stay right here.
When I come back 10 race again IN
1922. If il 5 my fortune 10 be per
mitted 70 do SO. | will use that boat
to test out the new racer" Sir
Thomas declined 10 make any COM
ment on the challenge for 1921 by
a c. Ross. a Canadian yachtsman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
JACK HUTCHINSON IN
LEAD FOR WESTERN
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

CHICAGO. Aug. Jack Hutch
inson OF the Glenview Chicago.
playing better than par. wednesday
night led in the open champion
ship OF the Western golf association
by playing the two 1S-hole courses
Of the Olympia fields club in las
strokes.
In the first round. Hutchinson
scored par y over the 6.201 yard
number two course and ia the after
noon play he was one under par
under the $3.50 yard number course
with g.
Half OF one hundred entrants
played each course in the forenoon
and switched 10 the other links for
the second game.
William Creavy OF Kansas CITY.
with two rounds Of 3 was only one
stroke behind the leader at the half
way mark and Harry Hampton. OF
Richmond. Va. with 70 over the
long course and par y over the
short one, was third c. ". Hack
ney OF Atlantic City. with a rec
ord OF 20 for the short course and
a 70 in the afternoon was next
with 149.
No others got under $50 but
James Barnes OF 81. Louis. present
champion. broke the record for the
short course, set earlier in the day
by Hackney by scoring SIS. or four
under par, despite two shots lost in
the bushes on the 42O. yard eighteen
hole.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
Columbus " ms Freak Game
From Milwaukee Outfit

COLUMBUS. O., Aug. 4.-Colum-
bus Wednesday defeated Milwaukee
p 20 6. Miller and s. Taylor. who
pitched the early innings were both
wild and ineffective and Shortstop
Lutzke went on the mound in the
third inning. in which ten Column
bus runners scored. Score:
Milwaukee 600 OO6 600 10 &
Columbus $40 O20 30x-22 10 u
s Taylor. Miller Lutzke and Gas
ton, Ulrich; Danforth and Hartley
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
LACK QUORUM FOR
WORKS BOARD MEET

All business scheduled 10 have
been transacted ~ the meeting of
the board OF public works Nednes
day evening was deferred until
special meeting of the board which
will be held this morning. Because
OF not a sufficient number present
10 form a quorum " Wednesday even
ins's meeting was postponed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
SENATOR'S BREAK Even
IN CLEVELAND SERIES

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. Wash
ington wound up its series here by
winning IL 70 9. thus breaking even
in the present series. Morton FITCH
ed great ball until the sixth inning
when with two out he weakened. al
lowing four runs. Joe Wood. who
had pitched but two birds of an
inning since 1917. then tried to
stage a comeback but lacked CON
troll Home runs by Speaker and
Smith drove in CIeveIand's funs.
Grnrns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
,nlerlcan Association
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American League.


Ncw York 3 Chicago 10.
Washington II. Cleveland 3.
Boston >; Detroit 1
Philadelphia I 81 Louis ?
National League
Chicago I. Philadelphia 4.
PittsburC . Boston o.
Only two games scheduled
American Association.
Milwaukee G.: Columbus %
Kansas City >. Louisville
Minneapolis ., indianapolis 1.
81 Paul 4 Toledo 8
international League.
Buffalo :. Toronto l.
Akron 10. Rochester IS
Reading 81: Syracuse 13.
Jersey City ,. Baltimore ;.
Three-I League.
bloomington =; :; O. Moline > , ..
Evansville : > o. Rock Island o. D
Peoria o: o: .. Rockford 4: IL.
Peoria Z. II; o. Rockford 1 3; 6. {
Terre Haute- Cedar Rapids train.1
Southern Association.
Rirmin CHAM >, Little Rock 3
New Orleans IS Memphis l6
Mobile / Nashville 3.
GAMES TO-DAY.
American League
Washington at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York az Detroit.
Boston nc Chicago.
National League.
Pittshurg at Brooklyn.
Chicago nc New York
81. Louis nc Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
OPPORTUNE HITS BY
ATHLETICS YIN TILT

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4.-Philadelphia
hit in the pinches Wednesday ana
defeated 1T. Louis 7 TO >, driving
Weilman from the box III the
seventh. The victory gave Phila-
delphia an even break on the four
game series. G. Walker hit a home
run in the seventh with two men
on base. Sisters circuit drive in the
eighth with Gerber on base account
ed for the locals runs. Score;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05

zz-Batted for Wood in 9th
WASHINGTON 100 O04 150-f1
Cleveland .. 1O2 600 600 3
Two base hits-RUth Chapman.
Three base hits-Milan, Rice. Home
Tuns-Speaker, Smith. Stolen bases
u. O'Neiu, Charity Sacrifices
Milan. Erickson Shanks. Speaker.
Double plays-Harris J. O'Ncill and
Judge: Gardner. VAN bsganss and
Johnston. Left on bases-W ashing-
ton 3 Cleveland g. Bases on balls
or Erickson 3: Morton 8: Clark
!: Wood o Hits-off Morton . in
Z rs: of Clark . in I ID: off Wood
IN 2 EIft by pttcher-hy Erick-
6on p Morton 5; Wood ! LOCing
STANDARDIZATION Cmpires Nineen
and Owens. Time 2:1O-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
PIRATES DEFEAT
BOSTON BRAVES
Duel Goes to Cooper as Film
GIN Weakens in Sixth
Inning.

BOSTON, Aug cooper had
the better of Fillingim in a pitch
ers' battle "Wednesday and Pitts
burg made IL four out Of five by
beating Boston. . TO o. In the sixth
Fflingim issued two passes. and
singles in succession by Courtworth.
Whitfield and Cutshaw scored three
runs. after two were out. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
MudhenS Rap Three Saint
HmIerS for IA Bmgles
n Associate1 Press

TOLEDO, o.. Aug Toledo
dubbed Coumbe and Williams for
Il hits Wednesday and won the
opening game Of the St. Paul series.
10 a Three of the losers runs
resulted from a freak home run by
Coumbe in which the ball bounded
over first base and into a hole. un-
der the bleachers. sending in two
ahead Of the hitter Score:
st Paul 1000 o3O OO1-4 o
Toledo ....O10 500 2ON-S Ia .
Coumbe. Williams, Browne and
HarCravc, McColl and Mcneil.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05

Two-base hits-Rawlings Wright
stone. J. Miller. Meusel Sacrifices
Robertson, Rawlings o Causey Left
on bases-ChicaEo 8. philadeIDhia.
Is. Bases on ballS-On Hendrix. I
off Carter .: off Martin. 1: off eau
sey. 1. Eits-Of Hendrix in in
nings. off Carter. none I'm % in
nings: off Martin. none i'm Is i'm
ming. Hit by pitcher-By Martin
CStengeD; by Causey Deal. KiUe-
fer. Errors-Herzog Terry. Struck
out-By Hendrix. .. Losing pitcher
Hendrix. Umpires-Moran and
Rigler. Time-1:39.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
CAUSEY HOLDS CUBS
TO TWO MEASLY HITS
IN Assnciated Press

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 4.-Cau-
sey held Chicago TO two singles
Wednesday and Philadelphia won,
TO l. The locals scored their first
run on Williams safe hunt, the sec
Ond on an error by Terry and the
last two were forced across by "a hit
batsman and a base on balls after
Carter filled the bases by walking
three men in the eighth with two
ont Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05

o rittVu tUi " VtUdII ~ I'D
zz-Batted for Leonard In It'll.
zzz-Batted for Okrie in 9Th
Boston ........- 1O1 500 600
Detroit ... 010 600 000-1
Two base hits-SchauC . Sacri-
fces-M enosky. Heilmann. Witt .
Double plays-Scott and MCInnis.
Foster. Scott and MCInuis. Young
Pineui and HeIlmann Left on
ba ses-TfoStoD q. Detroit 2. Bases
on ba.,s-on Leonard. ?: Bush. /.
Hits-of- Leonard Q in innings
OF Okric. ] i'm . ErrorS-Schang
Ptnelu Struck out-by Leonard. ..
Bush. = Losing pitcher-Leonard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
YANKS LOSE AGAIN
TO GLEASON'S NINE
Babe Ruth Gets Lone Bingle
in First Inning Large
Crowd Present.
Rv Assoliated Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-Chicago made
il three out of four Wednesday by
winning the final game Of the series
with New York 10 TO , before a.
crowd estimated at $4,000. For the
four games the attendance was es-
timated at 10000. the largest on
record for a four game series when
single games were played. Ruth
best effort was a single in the open
ing inning Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05

base hits-F. Walker, Dugan. Will
liams Home Runs-O. Walker,
Sisler. Sacrifices-E'. Walker, Nay
lcT. Double plays-DNkes and Shan
non: Griffin. shannon and Griffin:
shannon. Dykes and Griffin. Gar
Der GedeOn and Sisler. Left on
bases-P Philadelphia 6; -. Louis 8.
Base on balls--off \aylor l. Hits
off Weiiman II in 8 l. innings,
off Lynch l in L. innings. Hit Icy
pitCher-by Wellman tGr.ffinl q.
Struck Out-bv NaylOr l.: Weilman
.. Losing pltcher-Wei!man. Err
rorS-Shannon. Gerber Smith. Una
pires-Evans and Hildcbrand. Time
II 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
TWO DIE N NILES

NILES. Mich. Aug airs. Mary
Ann Smith, aged 90 years a resident
a. Niles for more than go years Is
dead Two sons. " r Smith. Of
Niles and Charles T. Smith. OF Cass
county. survive her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05

NILES. Mich Aug 4-Gitlieb
vetterle. born in Germany rs years
ego. but n resident OF Niles for go
gears is dead after six months OF
piness A widow and several chill
HFsa survive him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05
JENNINGS MEN LOSE
ODD CAME TO BOSTON

DEIROIT- AUG 4.-BOstOn de
feated Detroit TO l here Wednes-
day. taking ghe odd game Of the
series Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05

base - Bigbee. Sacrifices - Carey.
BoeckeL Left on bases-Pittsburg
&: Boston, 8. Bases on balls-OR
Cooper. 1 off Fillingim. s Hits
or Fillingim. I'm innings: Off
Scott, none in ! inning. Hit by
pitcher - BY Fillingim (Grimn1) .
Struck out-By F1llingim. ]. UNI
pires-Klem and Emslie. Time
1926.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05

%Batted for Filllngim in Sth
'"Batted for Powell in Sth
Pittsburg ......... 900 003 000-3
Boston .-........ 900 600 900
Two base hit - Sullivan. Stolen
o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-05

TOfa Is .--- 80 IL
z-Batted for WOcdau i'm Eth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
DISCHARGES PRISONER
Court Holds Testimony Ngnin-i
Negro Not Sufficient "a Warrant
jury Consideration Of Case.

Sustaining domutcr boy counsel
for ~ - Cokcr. tu the testimony
offered by tho state against the De-.
frudanl charged with tho larceny
Of two automobile we castings un
september o.. 1919. 'okcr WEs dia
charged Hi the conrl Ision of his trial
Yesterday In district ,ouri uv Judge
Redmond s cole
Cocker maintained no was tho
driver Of IN automobile in which
Icon Collins "A negro rode ON tho
riKht uf tho theft and that although
Collins obtained two tires from AN
allov ON N9st Third street. This do
fondaut stated through his counsel
that he dld not know tho tires 10
have been stolen property
Collins entered a plea or guilty
several weeks tRo 10 the charge ~
theft Of The tires valued at $3.50,
from the steiner Tirc company on
East Second street, ana was sem
fenced to one year In the pcuitcu-
tiary. Cokcr, claiming he was hirod
by Collins 20 drive 10 - point on east
Third street says hc did not know
the intentions OF his passenger
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
THREE ARE SENTENCED
{ ouri Passes judgment on Men
Found Guilty Of i'clonicS
bN JUry

Sentences were passed upon three
defendants 100 district court Neator-
lay upon mon couvitcd within ih"
past fwo weeks by iurios Can
Tcmpin. iouud guilty 90 auto lar.
Drn, was sentenced TO 10 years In
the pouttoutlary. as recommended
10y the verdict
Io-s povlo convistod offa similar
offcu." was sentenced &" serve B
years and four months ~ specified
in the verdict. ana Il. Ia steven.
convicted Of auto larceny and his
punishment left with the court was
sentenced to serve five years. Al,
the defendants gave notice OF appeal
uf the decisions to the criminal court
OF appeals.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
ENJOIN CITY FROM
SELLING PROPERTY
Second Attempt to Find
Purchaser for Land Is
Halted by Court
TO SELL WATER WELLS
Citizens Claim Commission
crs Have No Right TO Dis
pose of Watcrworks

FOR the sccond time within ono
week. a restraining order prevent
ing The city commissioner from
selling or In any way dispoNing ot
land held for public uses, was grant
81 IN superior court when on pct.
ton Of r. r. Kemp, Robert NJ Nc
Thriand j. A IIuli and " G. lAr.
roll. a temporary Injunction wta
granted against the proposed sale
" % acres Of land west ~ the cty
upon which are located sen cral
water wells used hy tho city hH .
source of supply during tho dry
,,asJn OF the year Hearing ON the
ordo H. set for MAY o..
The petition allrgc8 tho city com
missioncrS. without authority of lHw
ana In violation of IN" rights Of The
citizens Of this city, nav" advertised
IN local newspaper tbrir propoEal
lo receive bids on the property Tues.
%. and to sell to ihe highest bidder.
with but one days publication Of me
fact Tho petitioners chlm this Is
Illegal IN that insufficient notice of
sale, 40 required by law, has been
riNcn. and that further. tho land.
which lies dircctl3 west of ,hc water
works plant. has upon IL fresh water
wells needed by the city as re-
serve supply during the low stages
~ the Arkansas river.
,ion this showing nv the petition
cts Judge J.. ! Martin granted tho
temporary Injunction Last week =
property owner living adjacent 10
Woodward park obtained tempo
rlry order preventing the Commis-
aloners from offering for sale a por-
tion OF tho park. which was dodi-
Gated 10 tho public at the time OF
~ purchase by the city In 1903.