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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-13
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Ttr 3eniralb ei,una.
Son Better Sadie.

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gelpe'en. Cd hotte auh r;ne 0obs
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-13
SIN SOdlitaplrr in Der Ruae clues
Mttgllcoce Der Characterization.

Der anuiWlam GuQen Sduliter
aus Berlin fam mad Wtiindlen uno
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II einem 2Snbr 5eiongni3 berurtcilt.
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yer lid ttille moraIiide Gtdr.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-29
ICE DEALERS ARE WARNED
Oklahoma Dealers Must sell Ice in
ANY Quantities Desired.
y, Associated Press state WIRE.

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 2S--
Ice manufacturers OF Oklahoma who
refuse to sell small quantities OF ice
To- any applicant will bo closed and
their charter revoked. according to
statement made public today by
Art l.. Walker, chairman of the
state corporation commission.
Advertisements came to walker :
attention today which have been
printed los some ice dealers OF the
state which announce that no sales
OF ice of less than IS cents will be
made. lie sent notices IN each case
informing the dealers that they must
at once make public statement that
they will sell ice'to persons VINO
want AS little as cents worth,
Walker asks the public TO inform
he state corporation commission %
every refusal TO sell small auanuties
OF ice. giving the dealers name he
satl the commission would act
promptly on every complaint made
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-29
SEES RADICALS HIGH UP
senator Myers of Montana Criticilcs
Government Tor Protection,

WASlllNGrON, April 2S-De. d.
clarlng that sympathizers with radi.
Gals bent on the overthrow of the
government are TO be found oven
IN high places" Senator Myers.
democrat, Montana, speaking today
IN the senate, criticized the admin
istration In general and the de
partment of labor in particular for
the failure to halt radicalism.
The activities OF those who would
undermine our government are uu-
douhtedly increasing he said In
my opinion, this country is secthing
with the a,hinations Of scdition
and holshcvism Their proponents
are becoming bold They have de
Tenders and sympathlzers In high
places"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-29
The Turf
NJ IININGTON.
NcsnlIs NrsirrtlnN.

Titst race six furlongs Louie Lou.
tNutrsD fret, Viola Park tWhsuu) 500.
oud. sir john Norgnc. tpreyCD third.
Time l.i'. srcctscuIsr Grl job Thaycr
Lady Estucfu. rpHr.'cr slfo ran
second race. Tour furlougr-Quics View,
f.Nkcj first. -Four lDat ,Burkol second
NI0b, O.uns'ordD hird. Time. .53. Myrtle
NoutH Icri also ran.
Third race siN furlongs- Rafferty,, tMur.
ra,l nlst Biiiy JuD traylpp second
Precious pcsrl tNidsD tnird time. i.1s
Iosgy e.. Lieut. P"rAit Lillian g., Nd''
Fourth race. four furlunrs--LHst Norc
Lykc) nrstt Ucriuw. thusop second
r.Ip Tomclou, GiurEcl third. Time, .5l
Rose ~ Horton. Johns tnima, Scraphiue
Miss Holland also ran.
Iitth race. four turlongs- Bicm shed
tSturD fret, Jctsani. connolly second
Miss Dora tWnsoup third. Time .5l tu-
dine. Planet Tawasanthes, Al In Black
also ran.
sixth race. milo and sixteenth --Gcncral
Hats. tGstucrj first. wood Trap. tSmithj
scrond Sands, ut Pleasure. ,Merrimocl
tni-d. Time. ii9. Cisqucr, Game toch
also ran.
seventh race one muc--Rcd start
ikcnucd,1 first, Duke OF bcyoushire
tStaclt second. n. e. Hasoh. ttstmodyJ
thlrd, Time 1.t'. Rocky, RUN Strickland
a. G.. Adcrson. sammy Boy also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-29
MlLLERAND SEES RESULTS
French Premier Pleased NJ Outcome
OF san Reno Council.

PNElS, April 2S.--Hremicr Miller
and ou his return from san Reno
told the chamber OF deputies today
that the conference Just ended would
not prove useless lie laid cmphaS.s
on the particularly oor0ial recepuo n
accorded to the French representa-
tive 10y ltaly. declaring that the en-
t,nio between tn" two Latin races
was closer than ever Any idca that
the treaty OF Versailles would be re-
vis,u must b." given up, the only
uOint to be discussed being the APP
plicatlon OF L. :. terms, he asserted.
I l'rem.er Millerand, informed the
chamber of deputies that the Frank
/ fort and Darmstadt territories would
/ be evacuated by the French as soon
as the allied commissions have es'
/ ItablishoG that the German force over
I tho number allowed by tho Conven-
I tion OF August, 1919, had been with
drawn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-29
Notes of the Game

Todsy's game. the second OF the
scrics Is to start at the usual time,
I o'clock, Billnan, Cowan or Mil
Ter viii be on the slab for Tulsa,
according TO Manager Abbott Merz
viii probably he Coffcy's pitcher.
Pitcher Carl Adams OF the Indian
apolis American association club has
been purchased by the Oilers and is
10 repor, today or tomorrow. Adams
: Is right-hand pitcher.
Charley Barrett. ST. Louis Cardinal
scout, watched the game from the
stands. Barrett IA to watch every
western league club play in the
southern half of the circuit,
Dressens fielding in the seventh
when he covered first base on
Burko's groundcr To Hasbrook drew
a deserved big hand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-29
Western Golfers Seek
Adjustment of Styniie

CHICAGO, April -Rcprcscu-
tatiycs of the Western Golf assocla-
tion at a meeting in Chicago today
planned to continue the campaign
to abolish the stymie hy including
a recommendation for this action a
rules conference In New York on
Friday, Wilbur II, Brooks OF Glove
land, president OF the western Golf
association, and James T.. Nugcnt OF
kansas CITY president OF the Trans
Mississippi Golf association. who at
tended today's meeting, will make
the recommendations on behalf OF
western golfers at the New YORK
gathering. al which rcpresentattvcs
az golf associations and the United
states Golf association committee
will attend
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-29
Hard Hitting and CleverBase
Running Gives AbbOtts Victory
Tommy Connolly Gets
Another Home Run
to Right Field.
MORRIS IS EFFECTIVE
Tightcns When in Danger
Oilers Bunch Hits With
Lynch's Wildness.

Pitching brilliantly when tho Wis.
itors threatened, Joe Morris let the
Dca Muincs Boosters down win two
runs yesterday ANA the Tulsa oilers
won the first game Of the three
game series nt McNulty park by a
to score. Dcs Motnca outhit and
uutflcldcd Tulsa but after the third
inning. when the oilers made three.
Morris was seldom I'm danger on
two occasions he rctircd tho side
when It seemed they migM even the
count
joe permitted scvcn hits. but only
IN one inning was moro than on"
blow made of his delivery THAT
was In the seventh when three sin
giles produced u run. Joe struck out
three baltors In Tho fourth inning.
after Brccu had doubled. Two men
woro on bases when hr retired the
sido In the seventh. after u runner
had scored Ninc strike outs we're
registered 10y Morris, five Of them
in row, Including the three bat
iors i'm the fourth inning aud the
first two In the flfih
Bynch's Wiidncss Costly
Adrian Lynch was touched for
five hits IN the six innings he toilcd
but the oilers made them count for
their four runs. Lynch's wildnesS
was responsible In large measure
for his defeat, his inability To con
troll his hooks in the third helping
produce the thrcc runs. Dresser.
who succeeded Lynch. lot the oilers
down without a man reaching first
base in the seventh and eighth
Innings which ne pitched.
Dos Moincs scored one In the first
McDermott walked after French
struck out. Milan grounded TO Glove
land, McDrrmott going TO second.
Hashrook singled 20 left and Me.
Dcrmott scored when Burke fumblcd
the ball.
Tho oilers won II in the third
inning. Tlerncy. first up. singled
scarply To left Boss Abbott crossed
the opposition. and instead OF order
ing n sacrifice, sent Ticrncy down
Cotton" safely reached second and
went on 10 third when French al
lowed Andcrson's peg to get away.
Dobhins' single TO center counted
Tierney George went to second on
Morris sacrifice. Burke walked, and
barmorc took a fast one In the ribs.
filling the bases, Davis was passed
forcing In Dobhins. Graham'a sacri.
flee to Mcguire gave Burke a score
The Final Marker.
Connolly's home run over the
right field fence In tho sixth, his sec
ond In two days, was the Oilers final
marker
The Boosters made their last In
the seventh Coffey and MaPNlre
singled to left and center fields re-
spectively Anderson flied to Com
molly Lynch struck out. French's
long single to left center scored Cot
fey. McDermott grounded TO Glove
land for the third out.
Neither the oilers nor Boosters got
N man 10 first in their last two
times at bat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-29

TiUO Ouffielders Are
Added To Des MOiHeS
Western League Club

DIES MONIES, Iowa, April 2s.--
Dick OConuor, an outfielder With
the Portland, Ncw England,
league club last year. aud +.
Metz. right fielder. formerly with
tho Joplin and Sioux city teams.
have been added to the roster Of
the Dcs Moiuos Western league
club. according to announcement
of tho management.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-29
GUARD TO REPORT JUNE G
Orders issued i'or state iro'pS 10
TO 10 Training Camp,

BE Associated iI'H' ''''' " '
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 2S.--Or-
ders calling 2I6 officers and enlisted
mon of the oklahoma national guard
To report at Oklahoma city inc
morning of June for two weeks
course Of training we're issued today
hv G.. /. Barrett, adiutant general
Complete instructions regarding
couipmcnt 10 be brought and the
character Of tho camp we're includ
cd I'm the orders
\ detail of men is to p~ecede the
general uody ON June g. 10 prepare
fair grounds FOR the schoos ON
juno Geld and staff officers OF all
regiments most commissioned
Officers ana four other enlisted men
from each regiment and sanitary de-
iauhmput will arrive
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-29
Lands HITS Low SALARIES
Must Sentence Confessed Mail lhict
Hut Doesn't Blame Him.

CUCAGO, April 2S.--Judgc ken
csaw NJ. lands pointed an example
In low government wages today
when Allen T.. Carlisle, postoitice
,rerk. was arralgncd FOR stealing
diamonds valued a. Sl,loo from the
malls. Turning to the spectators,
the Ndgc said
Look at this man. lie has two
children 20 support He works rom
5.SO O'Clock I'm the afternoon unul
4 or O'Clock In the morning, and
.,Il he 10 paid bN the government 's
81 goo year
~ suppose | will have 10 send ihls
fellow up. but he has been working
like q slave aud getting only halt OF
what hc would hc getting as private
secretary to hod-carrier. ,,
Carlisle pleaded guilty lie VIII
be sentenced tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-29
PROCEED WITH ROAD PLAN
Wagoncr County VIII Not Wait Tor
Federal Aid on Highway.
by Associated Press state Wire.

~ AHHOrINIrd Iresa NIaIo " ITO
OKLAHOMA CITY, April ..
Rather than wait for the approval
of their road plans by the bureau
of public roads in Washington in
order to get money from the federal
aid road fund, the county commits
sioners Of Wagner county TODAY
cancelled their application for Sli,-
63O Of federal aid and viii proceed
at once with their own money TO
build their road. r. q. Terrell state
highway engineer announced today
Tho project provided for two and
a half miles of gravel road. he said
and was TO have cost total Of S29.
$50. The road TO be built is on tho
highway between Muskogee and
Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-29
nclcrnirr Named

OkLANONN VlIN, NprIT =
Delegates from oklahoma 10 the
southern sociological congress 10 oe
held I'm Washington MAY ., were
commissioned today by order OF
Governor Robertson as follows. Jer-
omo puWd " ". Phclaud and y
W Jackson m Norman; Elihu II,
HinshaW and W - Matthews, Okla
homa city. J W Jcnt Mrs, j. a
Walker and j. II. Fisher Of Shaw.
nee; G.. ", Austin Of Chickasha and
J, Il, Eskridgc of McathCrtOrd,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-29

ravuusks st Fort smith.
prurtght 1T SprinE Nrld.
Dkmulg.s al Ncnry eta.
thiCkasha at Enid.
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Forms Partnership in Oklahoma CITY
To Resume Private Practice.

OKLAHOMA CITY, April IS
chief Justice Thomas II. owen of
the state supreme court announced
today he had formed a partnership
with = H. Flynn for the general
practice Of law in this city beginning
on May ! the date when his resign
alton from the supreme court he
comes effective. I'm addition to his
general practice Justice owen will be
legal officer for the American
National bank of this city and head
of the trust department. of the bank.
Flynn IS son Of Dennis Flynn,
first representative in congress from
/ Oklahoma territory lie has been
until recently a member of the firm
lof Amcs, Chambers, Lowe and Rich
'ard son.
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JACK HENDRICKS FINED s4OO
indianapolis Manager Gets Heavy
Penalty Tor Forfeiture.

CHICAGO. April President
Hickey OF the American association
today fined Jack Hendricks, man.
agor of the indianapolis club, s4OO
and suspended him for 10 days for
causing the game with Louisville
AT indianapolis last sunday to he
forfeited In the seventh inning. The
game broke up in disorder when the
spectators began hurting cushions
on the field aud II was necessary to
call the police. Hendricks was fined
s300 for the forfeiture and 500 for
abusive language TO the umpiros.
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frankie Nurdin OF oklahoma an,
Dudley steel Of Kansas city step II
rounds at Enid tonight.
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KROHN'S SERVICES
IN GREAT DEMAND
Harry Popular Boxer
Reeves and Spaek
Box Tonight.
Boxing Bouts Tonight

Al Springfield, Mo Jack
Reeves ~. Young FitzsimmOns,
10 rounds. middlcwclghts
Al kcuosha, Wis Bill Bron-
nan Va Tony Mclchoir. 10 rounds,
hoayvwcights
At Strcator. m Henry Nogcl
W.. Kimmy Kelley. 10 rounds.
lightwclghts.
At Enid. OKLA Dudley steel vs.
frankie Nurdin. 10 rounds, light
weights.
Al Enid. Okla Kid Spack vs..
Earl Filnbaum, six rounds; ban
tamwe lghts.
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BY LARRY DALEY.

Harry Krohn. formerly Of Akron,
Ohio now making his headquarters
In Tulsa and who meets Jack
Reeves In l5-round bout here next
Monday night. ~ u busy boxer.
Harry is in great demand and is
never without "a bout when he wants
one. There are several reasons con
tributing To krohn's box office draw
ing ability
one is his and Manager Shoemak-
er's great personal popularity
another Is his ability TO fight. an
other Is his Willingness and desire
to give the fans a run for their
money at all times, and another Is
his Willingness to gamble with the
promoters on the gate receipts.
Krohu boxed Young Fitzsimmons
at the Grand theater last year. That
was shortly after the Leonard Duffy
fiasco and the boxing game here was
in an unsettled condition. Harry ac-
ccptcd n date and the receipts were
little more han Sl0g.
Krohn"s clever and clean hoXing
when he drew with Jack Reeves here
a few days ago won host OF
friends for him In Tulsa, AS in other
cities,
krohn went through a fast work
out at the Brady hotel Yesterday
going through |" rounds, six In box
ing and six IN gymnasium work Ho
will conclude strenuous training to-
day tomorrow and saturday. finish
ing with light work sunday krohn
works az o'clock
Jack Reeves, who meets YounG
Fitzsimmons In u lO-rOuud uo-deci-
sion bout at Springfield Mo, to-
night, leaves for Tulsa Immediately
following that bout and will work
here tomorrow He viii also wind
up hard training this week
frankie Nurdin OF oklahoma and
Dudley steel Of Kansas City step lC
rounds at Enid tonight,
Kid Spack. the ''ruIz, Nhir'
wind" meets Earl tilahaum in N,
siN-round seml-windup Spack made
great hit in Enid when he hcH'
Frankie Hall In the scmi- -windup {,
the Nurdin Riley go, and he hai
quite large following In the north
crn city