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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-21
.BEl'llII|lC[,K K 4,

d Nay 14-Robert johnson Of Parker
Town visited at william Evans Sat-
surday and Sunday.
Jack and William Schmidt Of Eden
Valley. and Bernice Savage and 1ne5
Reid Of this place. returned Tuesday
from q visit at Walker. Akeley and
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-21

route to her homo &c Rail Prairie.
whore she will spend her vacation.
Mrs, Olaf Larson. SON. and daughter
and Miss Judith Nelson attended the
show at Little Falls Monday evening.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-31
MAJOR FOOTE TO BE
ASSISTANT TO RANKIN

Helena Dec. 24.-Major L. A. Foote
of Choteau will be an assistant attor-
new "~eneral of Montana when yelling
ton d. Rankin, attorney general elect.
assumes office after the first of the
yea
The appointment of Major Foote
"'"' @~~"~""nd Friday by Mr.. Rankin,
after the latter had rendered the posi-
ton to the Choteau man and it had
been accepted.
Major Foote was a candidate for the
republican nomination for attorney
general in the primaries last August.
He is a native of Minnesota, though
he spent most of his boyhood days up
on a ranch in North Dakota.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-31

Six thousand persons from the Uni
ted States are e%migrating to Canada
monthly.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-31

Lot 20 Blk "a Glas.
sig 81 SW4 35-29-4O
S1a 22-32-39
Lot 5 Sec. 26 Lots 2, 6, Sec. 25-29-3S ......
Lot l Sec. "a, 1888 NEASEA 24-29-39J
WhNEA, ERNWA Lots 8. 5. NEA-
SWA 19-a9-39
Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, NEASEA 10 NANWAI
Lot l Sec. 24-27-39
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
DOG RACE MEET
TO START SOON
Plant to Be Completed
This Month-Equip-
ment Here.

Tho plant now under construction
10y the Mldcontincnt Amusement
company, which will be finished
some time this month. Will give 10
Tulsa greyhound racing and also
bring winter visitors TO our city,
which in timc BIDS fair to rival
Now orleans as winter resort.
Iulsa enjoys better winter cli-
mate than New Orleans. due TO the
fact that Il has practically no rainy
season. which l. one OF the great
drawbacks to the southern metropolis
which causes the horse races there
to bc run over Il muddy track the
greater part of tho winter racing
season. while here we enjoy the
sunshine of Florida and California
There are "A great many owners
Of grcyhounds in the city OF Tulsa,
as we'll as In the surrounding cities
in The state. and IL IL fair to assume
that there are at least 500 grey
hounds in oklahoma, which will
without a doubt take part in the
coming races to be held az soon as
the park and Rrandstand are com
plctcd.
Tho fence posts for tn outside of
the track fence are already in. the
work being rather slow on oScount
OF the loose, sandy soil underneath.
which noccssltates putting concrete
in the holes so the posts will be
solid and firm, as almost tho en-
tire strain Of the track will be on
this side oC the fence. The inside
fence viii he finished In the com
ink week after which the track
will be graded down and put into
shape for racing.
The motor. generator trucks and
all of the electric equipment ar
rived from California, where all
tho parts were tested out by eX-
pert clcctriyfons before beSng
shipped and as son as the steel
rails are laid on the ties this equip
ment will be installed and tested
here. after which the dogs will be
nut through their schooling from
tho starting cage and other schooling
necessary before they will be al
lowed to participate in the racing
The public is cordially invited by
the management to witness the
schooling of the dogs. which will
he in the morning, the date OF which
will appear later In the columns o,
this paper
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
Oklahoma High Conference
Caging Schedule Announced

ference, the 10 scholastic basketball
Guintcts are now working In prep
arat!on for the 1921 season, which
start January and concludes
March IL.
Forty games are played In the
conference this season according to
the schedule al announced by r.. W,
Rau, Tulsa coach. This will permit
each five to play a sufficient mum
ber of games by which the cham
pionship may he determined
Tulsa, Muskogoc and oklahoma
City, the big three" OF the CON
ference are scheduled to meet.
MuskOgoe plays at Tulsa January
2S and Tulsa plays a. MuskoRce
| February II. Muskogec plays at
oklahoma city February IS.
Those three teams are expected Ia
be formidable Contendors for this
seasons champiorsh as is FL Reno
runnerup to Tulsa for the 1920 title.
okmulgec is expected to be repre-
scented by a winning quintet while
prospects are good at Shawnee.
Affairs at Enid are uncertain.
Chickasha. McAlcster and Guthrie
are also doubtful quantities, little
Of their probable strength being
known
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
SiN Traits OF the Educ sstarI Mau

Nicholas Murray Butler, whose
qualifications to render Judgment We
shall not question. gives six traits
Of the educated man. These traits
in the order OF their importance
may De summarized thus:
]. Correctness and precision In
tho use OF English.
2. The refined and gentle man
ners (which are the expression OF
fixed habits OF thought and express
SION"
Z. Sound standards OF feeling and
appreciation.
4. Power of reflection.
b. Power of growth.
u. The ability To do efficiently
without nervous agitation.
The traits by whicit you can tell
the educated man, ike the best six
novels and the best six kinds OF pie.
vary according To the taste Of the
judge. We shall agree with pr.
Butler that all his traits are useful.
and that the sixth Is the rarcst OF
| all br. Butler, who is certainly an
educated man. knows how hard IL
| IL to restrain nervous agitation aft
or "A defeat OF a political candidate.
Syracuse Post standard.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
NEBRASKA GRID
OUTLOOK BRIGHT
Eighteen Letter Men to
Return for Next Years
Team.

LINCOLN, Dec. Eighteen "a.
the 22 men awarded letters for Zoo,
ball this year by the t'uiyprsIty 80
Nebraska are scheduled to rotrrn
to school next fall for 1921 football
season.
with Nebraska hack in the Ni..
souri, Valley conference, "A L,rd
schedule is anticipated. AZ least or.
game with an eastern college away
from nome is I'm sight. Promises
have been obtained from the Wash
ington state college for a return
game at Lincoln next year In add
tion. Nebraska undoubtedly viii
again play Notre Dame at Lincoln
Michigan Argies at East Lansing and
Kansas at Lincoln.
The freshman squad this year was
exceptionally promising A. least
four freshmen probably will appear
on the varsity next year. Dana
Noble Of omaha, Frank Morrar
York. and DEWITT OF Stanton. backs
and Kecmke Of Bayard end. are the
men who showed promise on thi.
years freshman team. A,l of them
have track records OF ln.i or better.
There is every Indication that next
years football team will he the fast.
est produced by Nebraska in many
years
1t is unlikely. it Is said. that No.
braska will play return games with
either Rutgers or penn state The
game here Thanksgiving day with
Washington state college Is the most
talked about game of the year
Washington defeated the Cornhusk
ers by score OF ~ to 90, scoring
it's winning touchdown in the last
few minutes of play.
Considerable agitation has been
started by alumni and students for
reconstruction Of next years coach
ing staff 1t is suggested that some
additional experienced men be added
The four "N' men who will not
return to school next year are Dale.
liobka, Young and Wade Mum.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
By LARRY DALEY.

With eight letter men and several
promising reserves of last season and
high school stars available indlca
tons are that Kendall college Will
be represented by winning basket %
ball quintet this season. In fact, 1t ls
believed by followers of the orange
and black that Kendall will repeat
It's many victories OF last scaRon
when 1t swept through for a state
championship.
Tho letter men are. Dunham.
keck, Kerr, pishnoy. Lamb, BAL
com. o. williams and Irwin, u gut
tcring array of caging talent that
would delight tho heart of any
coach, These monogram wearcrs
have stern competition. however, In
some of the other candidates, chief
Of whom are Stcpp. Iawhorn, Brian,
Kraft. Rcnfro. r. williams. Andcr-
son. Arnold and Perry.
A schedule including games with
leading state and southwestern
uuintets has been drafted. Phillips,
Central. East Central, Baptists and
chilocco are the oklahoma teams
played. An invasion OF Texas In
which leading I.onghorn teams are
played In one OF the features OF tn,
schedule. Coach Schmidt Is on.
deavoring to secure games with III,
Washington and Kansas univcrsit,
uuintets, to be played here on rhut,
10 Norman, where those teams meet
the University OF Oklahoma.
Southwestern and rthwestcrr
normals may he added 10 the
nchcdule.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
Conference Schedule

Jan. Tulsa at Okmulgcc,
Oklahoma city at Guthrie, shaw
nee at ChiCkasha.
Jan. Okmulgce at Tulsa.
Guthrie Mt Oklahoma city. FL
Reno at shawnee.
Jan. 2l--Okmulgce at Musko-
gee. oklahoma City at McAlcster.
Chickasha at FL Reno, Guthrie at
Enid.
Jan. Muskogee at Tulsa.
Okmulgec at McAlester. I'll Reno
at Enid, oklahoma city a. shaw
nee.
Feb. Ell Reno AZ Musk ogee,
Shawnee at NcAlester. Chickasha
at El Reno.
Feb. Shawnee at Tulsa. FL
Reno at oklahoma city. Chic
kasha at Guthrie.
Feb. ll-Tulsa at MuskoEoc.
Oklahoma city at FL Reno. Guth-
rte at shawnee.
Feb. l2-Guthrie at McAlcster.
Feb, Muskogee at okla
homa city, Okmulgoe at Guthrie.
El Reno at Chicklsha.
Feb. i9-Okmulgco at Enid
Musk Ogcc at shawnee.
Feb 2j--M McAlester at Okmul-
gee, Shawnee at Oklahomn city,
Tulsa at ChiCkasha.
Feb. 6--McAlestcr at Mus
kogce, Tulsa at FL Reno.
March 4-Oklahoma city at
Tulsa. Enid at El Reno.
March oklahoma city at
Okmulgee, Enid AT Chickasha.
March ll--Enid at Tulsa, Mus
kogee at Okmulgeo. I'll Reno at
Guthrie.
March l2-- Enid at Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
AQMEN TO HEAR
RITTER'S TALK
City Purchasing Agent of
Indianapolis Is to
Come Tomorrow.

ID. s, Ritter, purchasing agent FOR
the city OF Indianapolis. president OF
the Purchasing Agents association
OF Indiana, and an officer Of the
national association OF purchasing
agents, Will he In this city Tuesday
as the guest OF tho Purchasing
Agents association Of oklahoma.
Mr.. Ritter will speak on the ad-
vantages OF central purchasing for
"A municipality at the weekly lunch
con OF the Advertising club on Tues
day noon. lie will be tho principal
speaker. j. II. Hadley. local oil pro-
ducer, who Is a life long friend OF
Mr.. Ritter, having swan In the
same swimming hole and played In
the same back yard back In lndi-
auE." viii talk ,n European Cundi-
tons at the same luncheon, In his
capacity as state chairman OF the
European relief counsel.
A public meeting will bQ addressed
by Mr.. Filter at 7'S0 o'clock Tuesday y
evening In the municipal auditorium.
The value of IA municipal purchas-
ing department. which the PurChas-
ing Agents association of Oklahoma
has strongly recommended for Tulsa,
will again he MI. Ritter theme. Spe-
cial invitations t. the meeting have
been extended 70 the mayor city
and county com m'ss!oners, Stat,
senator n. T. Davidson, ana three
Tulsa representatives, TO the state
Legislature, heads ot mems civic
clubs and the Hoosier club.
IdS nLy'if ar v"r',.G'ly urged
TO attend the meeting az Mr.. Ritter
Will present the reason WHY the
pocketboohs OF citizens will bc ben,
efited from the establishments OF q
municipal purchasing department..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12

with only two letter mon na a
nucleus but with wealth Of un.
tried matcrInl at his disposal Coach
E. W. Hnu ig whipping his Tuln
high school basketball squad in
shape for the coming campaign
winch opens ncN, Friday night at
Copan.
The "T" wcarcra are Claude
lrownficld, 1919 star ccntcr. and D.
u. Morgan, guard of last season.
huppcrt. sand Springs high rrll.
hnr" last season, has been showing
'plcndidly at forward IN practice
thd viii get the ciil on one OF tho
basket shooting positions Other
forwards are. lHwton. Colorado
springs, borschkoWitz. Carson.
l'oarhart ana Mont Lcdford. all Of
Tulsa.
In addition TO Brownficld. Keith.
Sctzcr ana Moore are working at
tho pivotal position.
Guards are: Morgan. McCul-
lough, Shlcppy, Dixon, Mumford.
Boiling. stone, Conway, Mike Led
ford. Quilter. List and Harmon.
schedule including games with
leading oklahoma and Oklahoma
High school Athletic confercncofivcs
and other formidable southwestern
uuint"ts has been arranged. This
seasons playing program is the hard
est over undertaken by "a crimson
and cream caging team, calling for
lG gamcS In addition to the district
one tournament. to be played here
In March.
Muskogoe. oklahoma city. chick
asha. Enid. Bartlesvillc. Okmuigcc,
shawnee and lei Reno, the latter
lrunner-up last season to Tulsa for
| the state intcrsChoiastic title, are
the leading eastern ana state fives
| on the schedule.
Intcystate flavor Is added with
| two games with Winfield, Kansas,
and Coach Rau IN Attempting to Sc
euro wichita. Kansas. To play here
February iS and ~, omen dates now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
SpOngilla Fusca Found
in Eastern Oklahoma
by College Professor

DURANr. Dec. 1.-The first
fresh water sponge identified and
reported In eastern oklahoma.
after eight years search, was an
nuunced today by NJ. VI. Wick
ham, member OF the oklahoma
state biological survey, and pro-
fcsspr OF biology in the Southeast
urn State Normal college at Du-
rant. The sreCics was determined
To be spongilla tusca, and as such
is one Of tn" few fresh water
sponges 10 be found In continental
America. Professor WiCkhnm
first reported the cpiphytic ferns
OF eastern oklahoma in l9li.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
Roper and Greb Scrap
II Rounds December 2I

CHICAGO. Ill.,. Dec. ll.--Capt
Rob Roper, the American army
heavyweight champion. will nee;
Harry Grcb. the Pittsburgh rub
Der ball' is l2-round contest in
Boston, December 81. Roper also
has been matched TO box Hugh
Walker at Kansas city December
80 The former army captain has
won his last six contests in decisive
fashion
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
Harrard Eieren wiz
Play Heapy Schedule

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dec. IL
Negotiations for the Harvard foot
hall schedule of next fan had
reached stage today whore the
strongest list in tho history OF
Crimson olevens was indicated.
After preliminary games with
Boston University, and Holy
Cross. the Harvard team will
meot successfully in midsoason
Indiana, Colgate, Penn state and
Center, IL present plans mature.
The team will top its season as
usual with Princeton. Brown and
Yale. Adjustment Of dates alone
is underst ood TO make the mid
season series in the order named
uncertain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
Where Hun Drive Was Halted.

SENDS, Franct, Doc, II,-In tht
hamlet of I.ouvres, a few kilometers
south OF here on the road to Paris.
an ohelisk some IL feet high, sur
mounted by the statue OF French
soldier has just been unveiled. 1t
marks the exact spot where, on
September 7, 1914. the advance
guard OF the armies OF Won klucS
was brought to halt a little less than
~ miles from Paris.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12

OMAHA, Dec. ll.--Onc company
will handle the business of the Rcll
Telephone companies of Nebraska.
Minnesota, North and South Dakota
after next January |, instead OF
three, as ut present, II approval of
sucn a plan IL obtained from public
service commissions in the states af-
fected, it was announced today at
the office of the Nebraska Telephone
company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
Jack SCanlon l. Home.

After an absence of some months
J. T.. Scanlon, advertising manager
Of the l.. $. Compression Inner Tube
company, has returned To Tulsa. Al
most all OF the time that Mr.. Scan
Ion has been away he has been help
ing to get the California branch of
the tube company started.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
EDDIE FlTZ-TENOLER MEET
Lightwcights Step 10 Rounds to u
Decision Next FRIDAY

MITIW NVk EI, Wis, DrC. H.
Eddie Fitzsimmons. New York,
lightweight boxer today was aigned
to meet Lew Tender OF Philadel-
phia. In tcn-round decision contest
before local club on December II.
They originally were to meet De
Ccmber IL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12

CHICAGO, Dee. ll.--Robcrt Cam
ncfauX, titlchoidor, today defeated
Clarence Jackson of Kansas city in
the play-off of the three cushion
billiard championship, by a score
of 75 to 6S in 100 innings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
Dempsey May Box Gibbons.

TOLEDO, Ohi0, Doc. ia To-
round boxing bout to referees dc
cision between Jack Dempsey. world
champion heavyweight, and Tommy
Gibbons Of st. Paul. is planned by
Thachcr, according to a statement
rhachor made today,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12

5 STATE HIGHS
ARE SUSPENDED
Muskogee Included in
Highs Suspended
One Year.

OKLAHOMA cry. Dec. II Five
momb"rA OF the oklahoma High
school Athletic association were to-
duy suspended FOR oric yonr 10y the
board NJ control following u hearing
at which II was charged they had
played ineligible athletes.
The fvo schools suspended were
Muskog"". Chicknsha. Nash. Jet
and Mountain View
Muskogrc had one ot the undc-
f"Itcd football teams Of tho state
ana her ruspcusiou leaves the state
championship as a WnttcE Of con-
t"ntiOn between Cherokee ana Law
ton.
Causes of Suspension.
Causes Of tho suspensions, ns given
by IN" board of control were.
Muskugcc For playing sutton
ana Penny uon.rrs dent students.
on Its football team.
ChicklshI For playing Douglas
Waldon, who entered school too late
to bu certified by the board
Nash-tor playing Dnrno wal.
chrt non resident student, on ita
football team
Mountain View For playins
Davenport, who was over TIA" 81
S,ar-old age limit. and jim Moore,
q non resident student.
The charges against Jott hnve
h"cn pending sine" last spring. The
complaint was tliHt jet played On
its basketball team last winter a man
who had played with Baptist uni-
vcrsiJ.
'hichasha To Appeal
7. T. Montgomery Of the Chieka-
sha high school aaid he would APP
peal his case to the association when
the regular meeting Is held in Febru-
iry. He declared Waldon had
played IN only one quarter OF "A first
team gam" and In only two second
team games, and that he did not be
li"vo a team should be suspended
FOR such reason.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
Indians Train at HiIIboro. Texas.

CLEVELAND, ohio. Dec. Ii
flillsboro, Texas. probably will be
next seasons training grounds for
tn" Cleveland Americans. world =
series winners. iillshoro has IL ,OOO
inhabitants, and is located less than
so miles from Dallas, Fort Worth
and Waco. with good railroad and
traction line connections. It Is near
Hubbard. Manager Speakers home.
by selecting Hillshoro, the Indians
viii be able To play exhibition games
at Dallds Fort Worth and Waco
without much travelling expense.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
THE TURF
At NEW ORLEANS.
Results YESTERDAY.

Firs, Race, 5n Furlonss-Genera,.
tRaber,O first; Lonely. (McTaEsarp sec
onh; roul,ney. ,hurkel ,h'rc Tine
tor. Iyanmist. Retreat, pr. shaffer, also
ran.
second Race, 81, rurlongs- Doris.
! Eolo. tRoberts) third. Time. 10. Tam
son. Hone Princess superb Machine Gun
ner. chas A. Bryn". also ran .,,
Third race ~ tuFignsm' 3ns,,,, a.s'nah, .ssnrd
| Ahlazr. tstack third. Time. LOS -.
By Heck. Ragazsa. Cinderella. Toe The
Mark Jock Scot. also ran.
Fourth Race. Furlongs-Cock q The
second; The swimmer. tPonee, third.
Time. i,ie Tippo sahib. also ran.
FIfth Race. one Mile--War Mask, tBux-
Tippi,y wItchet. tRowan) third. Time.
LA 2-5. Bln Bang, also ran
Sixth Race. on" Miie--Gcorse Duncan
CRoberts) first; Paul Connolly tRich-
crecD second. Corson. u.uJ third Time:
l:,5. Chesty, Frank Waters Nab Rapid
Seventh Race. MiIr and SlSteen,h--war
Club walls, first; Golden Dawn.
tNiooney, second; Miss Filloy, tBabinj
third. Time, ISL. Kailiopolis, Douglas
T.. Lady Mountjoy. Madrona. also ran
Entrirs Monday.
First Race. 6 Furlongs-Finger Bowl,
ioc; Repent. lo2; Dora w" lo2; Plato.
100. Eghnland, lVif iom h"atn' Nv
Tony sutton, 10; Toss Up. 10; contrlo',
liO: Pimlicc, III.
second Race. FurlonGs -Orovs. 90:
Olive James. 80. Anna Gallup 80; car
line s., 90. Lady Mildred, iO2; Cinderella,
lO5; Cstania, los: Foreclosure. io5; Lone
- 1o5; Miss Kruter, io5; Madam Iyng,
! iO5; Ina Kay, iob Betsy. 1o7 Tiger Rose,
lOT; onleo. 1917; Rainbow Girl 10; Co
Third Race. Mile and sI,,e.nth-Tom
! Logan. Tot; Lady Katherine, ios Lorena
! Noss, 1903: Guy Fortune. 100; Blue Ban
mock. los, Madras Gingham. 1866 John ].
Day. l0S. Prunes. l0s. hen Hampson, 1903;
Malvulid, lOo; Thirteen. los; Sandy Mac,
| tic; Athena, III: Dottas Best. III, sasin,
| III: Cnpltauia, III; ". g. Basch, l0s.
Fourth Race, Furlongs- white star.
lOt: Paradcr. lot; Thornhedec. io7: Day
| Lilly lO7: Wireless, 1917 petrarch. no;
| Bunsa Buck, no; Madeline L!liiah. IA;
Muskalong, IA
Fifh Race. Furlongs-Bobby Allen.
| i02: Panaman. 1906; Day Due. 10: Ton,
McTaggart lie; Bullet Proof. ii7 Eddie
Rickenha cker, i20.
sixth Race Milo and Three -SiSteenths---
Gain De Cause. l0s: Dark nm, 1903, sum
NOR Sigh. lo3: Lady Emeline, lo9; kimp-
Tong. 100, Lord Roberts. los; Game Cock,
Seventh Race, Mnr and siyts"nth---
Bnmbsst lo2. Tugs, l0l: capt Hodge,
iO2, St Just. tO1; Medusa, lo, Capital
CITY. iO7. Benraii. l01, n X. Beal, ios
Salute, lOS. King Neptune, los. Binie
stuart l0s; Iuc!us, los; Aurum, li2:
waukcag lo3, mar one 1903.
Weather raining. track muddy,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
TEACHERS NOT WELL FITTED
Tri-Stnte Meeting of Educators In
Plea for Better Salaries

Tri-Stnte Meeting OF Educators In
Plea for Better Salaries.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. ll.---Educa-
tors from Missouri. Nebraska. Kan
sas, Oklahoma and Texas today dis
c,issed the low salary OF teachers
and adopted resolutions urging more
thorough physical training In
schools.
Two-thirds OF the teachers In the
nation are not properly fitted for
their work, according % u. l.. Clax
ton. United Sattcs commissioner al
education. who addressed the con
ference here yesterday.
mot 10 per cent OF our teachers
have complete education to III
themselves for thcir work" fc as
serted. sour education systemN to
day Is based on experience ~
teachers"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12

lid Spack, Tulsa bantamweight,
next Friday night returns to n local
ring after several months absence
when he meets Joe German. Denver
scrapper, In an eight -round go of
the Acme Athletic clubs show.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
It's Dunn Park" Now.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec u -
League park. the home of the Cl"ve-
and American league club, has been
renamed Dunn park" in honor Of
James c. Dunn, president OF the In
dams
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
Only Two Letter Men
Return for High
Quintet.
RAU HAS LARGE SQUAD
Much Untricd Material May
Iic Whipped Into Win
ming Team.
Tulsa Schedule

Dec. " Tulsa at rnpan.
pee. IS Tulfa a. BtttlrslIilo
Dec. 20 Tulsa at Icul,p.
Jan. = Tulsa az Dkmulroc
Jan. Il Dkmuigco ut Tulsa.
Jan. ~ % Winfield. Kan. A.
Tulsa.
Jan. ~ MuskoRoc 1T Tulsa.
Feb. . shawnee ~ Tulsa
Feb I Tuist at Muakugcc
'"h. is, 80 open.
Feb. % Tulsa at Chicknahl
Feb. 20 tulsa at ~ Reno.
March I Oklahoma City ,t
Tuba.
March H. ~ Enid az Tulsa.