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The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-14
Democratic at
Clifton, Arizona
Especial To "The Oasis")


CLIFTON, Arizona, Oct. 13. -
United States Senator Henry F.
Askurst was welcomed in Greenlee
County Monday evening at the Y
n. G. A. tennis court at Clifton, by
an audience conservatively estimated
between 300 and 400 people.
A concert by the local brass band
preceded the speech. County Chair
man Peter Wiley presided at the
gathering, introducing the junior
senator with appropriate remarks.
Senator Ashurst was given a hearty
ovation by the crowd, and his talk
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-14
Senator Smith
This Evening

At the Lyric Theatre, at 8 o'clock
this evening the Senior U. S. senator
from Arizona, Hon. Marcus A.
Smith, will address the people of Mo-
gales and Santa Cruz count upon the
great Issues of the day
Beside Senator Smith q number Of
state candidates will be present and
speak upon state issues. They in
clude Judge McAlister, P. j. Munich,
A. c. Peterson, Frank Luke, and
others.
Con't fail to attend and hear
these ahle exponents of Democracy
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-14
Cautions Sportmen

sion, serving without Pay, shall ap-
point the state game warden and de-
puties, and provide enforcement of
the game laws. Upon the official
ballot it is initiated measure No
304; and very important.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-14

Virgil Walker, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Walker, (Lucillc L. Walker,
Democratic nominee for County
Treasurcr) has returned home to
Silva station, from an absence Of
several months passed in tile north
crn part of the state-Grand Canon,
Flagstaff, Prescott, etc.
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CARPENTER WINS
RIGHT TO FIGHT
CHAMPION DEMPSEY.
UNITED Press Service)

NUUIIU FTESS OtTVICPJ
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-George
Carpenter has won the right to
fight champion Jack Dempsey, by
knocking Out Battling Levinsky in
the fourth round of a scheduled
twelve round bout. Carpenter
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UNITED Press Service)

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.- The
farmers adopted a report demandin;
governmental assistance to stave off
general and inevitable bangruptcy.
A conference with Secretary Houston
later today was expected.
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A Home Rua.

A Homo Rua.
George Ade. the inconfCble bache-
lor scored a home run of marriage at
a wedding breakfast In Chicago.
1.-THE emblem Of peace 10 the olive
branch The embiem e war is
is"
Here the paterfamiiias Aesitated,
and from his place at the top Of the
table Mr.. AIDE spoke up:
THE emblem Of war" he said. ''is
of course, the orange blossom"
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PERMIT TO MAKE DRY
WINES ISSUED BY u. S.
Omitted Press Service)

(Unlted Press SerVlce1
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 49,
PERMISSION to manufacture dry
wines and cider up to 200 gallons
for home use without regard to
alcoholic content is contained in
Instructions from Washington to
Internal Collector Justus Wardell.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-14

KodAks and pASts supplies. A. w.
tohn. phstographer, 811 Msriey Ave
ana. adx 9.1l
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Enlarging and finishing for
amateurs. Lohn the photographer.
adv Oil
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Yesterday evening Mrs. L. L.
Temple of Douglas, who had been at
Benson since Monday, arrived from
the latter named place, and will So
journ at Nogales a few days, a guest
of Mrs. Bird.
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In a ousndarv.

II say. I'm In u fix with nay girl 7"
said young Dubbs disconsolateay.
"Whyw replied his sympathetic
friend, whats the matter. nay boyr
Have rOw?"
mo. it isn't that. Yoa see. I've
been saying SO many nice things 70 her
hhat she's getting conceited. I can't
stop it. and can't keep ii up"
Cant ehi Why nOtr
well you see, II kept co she'll
oegin to think she's too good for me,
and if stop she'll think dent care
for her any more"
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FOR SALE Entire Steck HeaA
pouletts and fryezs. Phsre I'LL.
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Yesterday John Hoy, the Harshaw
mining man was visitor at No.
gales.
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won as fighter, not as a boxer,
carrying the fight all the way,
sluggmg with both hands.
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Frames and Mirrors. Leazn, the
photographer. @dv. vAA
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FELIX DIAZ EXPELLED
FROM MEXICAN REPUBLIC
Omitted Press Service)

Omitted Press Service)
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 13.-Felix
Diaz, accused of leading the coup
which overthrew the Madero re-
gime in 1918 is en- route to Cuba,
having been expelled from Mexico.
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Last Minute News

UNITED Press Service)
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-24
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-24
GENERAL AGENT GAINS Is
POUNDS
SIX YEARS TROUBLE OVERCOME
BY TANLAC AND HE FEELS
FINE NOW

ut was nearly year ago that Tan
+ lac oyercame my troubles and today /
am still in perfect health,' was the
statement made recently by A. II.
/ Chapman, who resides at els E. l4th
I Street, Kansas City, Missouri. Mr..
| Chapman is general agent for the Fl
deity Health and Accident Company
of Benton Harbor, Michigan, and has
Offices at Ills Gloyd Bldg, Kansas
City, Missouri.
"g had been in poor health for the
past 1ix years and at times nay con-
dition was so bad / could not do sat
isfactory work, he continued. MY
kidneys were 50 badly disordered that
| had constant pain across my back.
| had little or no appetite and my d.
gestion was so poor | had 70 be very
careful about what ] ate, and | had
heavy distressing feeling after@nearly
every meal, and often had dizzy spells
and headaches, too. My liver seemed
to always be sluggish and my whole
system Just seemed 70 be all run down.
| lost twenty five pounds in weight
and vas 50 weak that if / walked
two blocks | would give out complete
ly and have to sit down for a while
and rest. Although / took many diff
kept growing worse and worse all the
time,
Il had heard a great deal about
the good Tanlac was doing and final
ly / decided to give It a trial. And
by the time ] had finished the first
bottle py appetite began to come back
and my digestion improved. l con
tinued to take it and when I had fin
ished six bottles all my troubles had
completely disappeared It has been
ten months now since / have been
bothered with my kidneys or liver and
what's more 1 have regained every
pound Of my lost weight and am in
better general health than I've been
for years. Everything | eat agrees
with me and I don't know what it is
to ever have a headache or dizzy spell |
| sleep like log at night and get
up of mornings feeling just fine Tan
lac is responsible for my good health
and | give it my unqualified endorse
ment."
Tanlac is sold in Viroqua by C. F. |
Dahl, in Genoa by Gus Zabolio Co, in |
LaFarge by Jos. Weisner.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-24

Attorneys Smith and Bennett, and
Tad Cary, made a legal trip to Viola
Sunday which afforded them plenty
of exercise. Tad's faithful Lizzie"
was finally mastered by a superbund-
ance Of good old Wisconsin spring
mud, and the trio proceeded back to
the county seat on the hoof.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

TY o VIRoQUA Marches
WILDE held
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to voea
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National
Building Milwaukee, which paid its
mar adra irish rata
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3ox3ia CSoodSear Double-Cure
Fabric, All-NVeathe- Tread
5cx31z GOODYEAR Sirsle-E ure
Fabric, Aati Skid Trea1 ---------.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
PATROL WAGON BALKS
Rain Short Circuits Worn Out Cars
and Police Arc Helpless In An
swcring Itiot Calls.

That tho police department Is sad
iy In need OF a new patrol and n
fast car for riot calls was demon
strated fully wednesday night.
The rain caused all the regular
police cars to become stalled. They
get cranky. Just like an old mule"
one of tho officers declared. Calls
for the wagon" came In from Sow
crai of the beats and George Blaine,
captain. drafted two private cars
standing In front of the station.
These two cars were used the re-
mainder OF the night for patrol
wagons and at one time one OF them
served as a riot call car when a re-
port came Into headquarters that a
man had gone crazy and was try
ing TO kin his wife and brother.
Unless new cars and a patrol
wagon are procured for the police
we will he motorless before very
lonE," Captain Blaine declared last
night. zone OF these nights We will
receive an urgent call ON the out
skirts OF the city and the cars Will
not run. Then the people will wake
up to the fact that the police de-
partment needs now and up to date
motor equipment"
The equipment which they now
have consists OF two worn out Fords
inherited from the old administra-
ton and four motorcycles which
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
S0O.jERS ENTER
M. Y. TOURNEY
Charles Speice and Ben
Parks in Coming Net
Tourney.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July o..
Virtually every tennis club in tho
Missouri Valley section will he rep-
resented In the Missouri Valley Sec
tional tournament which will be
staged on the X. G.. A. G. courts be-
ginning July II. This event will
mark the initial competition of clubs
In this section under tho newly or
ganiEed Missouri Valley Tennis As.
sociation. which will be recognized
by the ". l.. T. A.
Entries from Oklahoma. including
Charles Spcice and ben Parks. who
are ranked with the best In Mis-
souri, have already been received,
while large representation is eN-
pectcd from Sioux City and Des
Moines. Several stars who are now
competing In the clay courts tour,
nament Mt Chicago are expected TO
come hero following the close OF
that event.
The winners of the sectional dou-
bles here will he sent east by the N.
l.. T. A. to compete for the national
title. Ralph Burdick OF Chicago,
present Missouri Valley singles
champion and Frank Hayes,
with whom he won the NJ. V. Sec
tionai doubles championship. win
likely he here TO defend their titles,
along with several other net experts
OF Chicago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
NO NEGOTIATIONS
WITH J. JOHNSON
Negro to Be Treated as
Other Prisoners if He
Crosses.

Los ANGELES. July s.--Jack
johnson, former heavyweight cham
plon pugilist. now n fugitive from
American Justice. In a long distance
telephone cali today from Tia Jua-
ma. bower California offered to sur
render himself TO federal authori-
ties II accorded certain privileges,
w. 4. Hall. special agent OF tho
department Of Justice, when told OF
Johnson's offer, said he refused TO
mako any bargain with johnson,
Hall said johnson offered to cross
tho line and surrender II he were
assured he would he taken immed-
safely 10 Chicago whore ne was in
dicted on n charge OF violation OF
the Mann act. lie further demand
cd. Hall said. that ne was at no time
10 be handcuffed or treated as a
prisoner.
Hall stated that he could please
himself about crossing the line, hut
that II he did 40 he would be treat
ed exactly the same as any other
prisoner for whom the American
goN ernment had warrant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
ELKS WILL GIVE SHOW
Minstrel With CAST. OF $50 to Be
Staged Mt Convention Hall Dur
ing First OF November.

A telegram received yesterday
by Jack Gedfand from ]. A. bar.
naby announced that the Elks min
strel show will be staged here Friday
and Saturday nights, November
and s. The show will be given al
convention hall, and will be under
direction of Darnaby. who directS
the last show put on by the local
Elks.
This is going to be a real show
Gedfand declared yesterday. "There
will be $50 people in the cast, and
a number of catchy lyrics; rehearrs-
ais will last about six weeks. so The
show will possess professional at
mosphere."
Darnaby will come TO Tulsa later
to start selecting the cast and d.
recting rehearsals.
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Johnston and Tlde1 Beat
French in Davis Gun Plau

EAST BOURNE England, July
9.-Wm. Johnston OF San Francisco,
defeated A. II Colbert. OF France.
In the first OF the Davis cup Ten
mis- between the French and Ameri-
can team.
Johnston won in straight sets So;
S-6,s-3.
The match was played on a soggy
court and the heavy Colbert was
handicapped in the slow going.
Johnston flashed his best style
spasmodically but succeeded in run-
ming Colbert all over his cour. and
won handily,
William Tilden OF Philadelphia
won the singles tennis match in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
LABOR TROUBLES PENDING
shutdown In Pawhuska Construction
CaIlc OFF for Settlement.
Special TO The worlt

special TO Inc Woflu-
PAWHUSkA. Okla, July "a
tentative agreement has been en-
tered into between common labor
and the contractors of the city
whereby the lockout declared yes
terday was temporarily called Off
pending the final settlement Of
dispute resulting from the demands
Of common labor for higher wages. !
Delegations from the contractors
association and from all labor unions
affiliated with construction, we're
called INTO conference by the COM
mercial club and a tentative agree
ment reached regarding the wage
scale, placing the work on the new
high school building at the old scale
nut resulting in a disagreement over
the wages to be paid on the Hurdley-
Whiting office building contract
The agree Is being held IN
escrow by the commercial club pend
ing a final meeting tonight TO de-
eide the disputed question,
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Joe Hush in PORN

'Hatted Tor DAVIS In ninth.
~ Louis ...ss..s,s,...,. 900 not o00-i
Boston ..................,O OOO 0oO aO,--l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

Davis cup elimination matches here
today W defeating William II. Lau-
rentz or France. After the French.
man had captured the first, Tilden
took the next three sets and the
match.
Holland reached the finals in the
Davis cup elimination contests last
month by defeating the South Ameri-
can team. The winners in the
Franco-American matches will meet
the representatives OF Great Britain
at Scarborough July IS, Is. and IL.
and the victors in these contests will
play Hollands team for the right
to meet Australia. the present holder
OF the capital
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Slated for Dresser In ninth.
Sioux City ...............ol2 ol0 l03--
summary: Runs. weideli. Platte. Leli.
Ess Easr Elfist, h MH2'yD yD;. h;ssoa T. R.iess .,ess
r. Cruch; errors. DEBATE. Metz, Spell.
man. Alternate; bases on balls off
Dresser 2. off Fuhr q sacrifice hits
Haney ., Mason. Marr hit by pitcher,
Robinson; two-base hits, Lingie. Lee q
Mason, Lelivelt, DEBATE. Spellman, Robin.
son; home runs Eiffert, Defate, Reichle;
double play. Weldell to Gislsson TO Leli.
Welt: left on bases. Omaha 7. SiosI
CITY .; stolen bases, Lelivelt. Lee:
struck out. by Fuhr IL, by Dresser 7
umpires, Fitzpatrick and DAILY: time,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
Alta DOnODdH Takes
TdDern Stake; Pete
COley Wins Feature

NORTH RANDALL, CLEYE-
LAND, Ohio. July 9,-Petc Cole,
driven by Charles Valentine OF
stake OF $1,000 FOR 20S class
trotters, one OF the features OF to-
days grand circuit card in three
straight heats.
Colorado, driven by w. Coy was
second and Peter June. drIv6n by
I'D Geers was third. Tho best time
was 2:0sh.
The Tavern stake, 5000. was
won by Alta Donovan. driven BY
Dan Murphy of Poughk &C psie, n.
Y, which took the second and
third heat. Arion Mckinney,
driven by O. H. Erskinc, was sec
ond and WIKI WIKI. driven by Ei
Geers. third. Best time 2:os 3-4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
Prepares Road BIDS.

OKLAHOMA CITY, July s.-Rob-
ert c. Terrell, state engineer. today
prepared advertisement for bids on
~ miles of hard-surfaced roads In
three Oklahoma counties. The bids
will be opened at the capital July 20.
twenty miles of gravel road are
TO be built In Mcintosh county by
tho federal and state govern ment
and In Comanche county SOS miles
of gravel road, Project No. %, near
kingfisher. calls for construction OF
l,36 miles OF concrete road,
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Travellers Sell outnelder.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July a
The Little Rock Southern associa-
tion club has sold Outfieldcr Johnny
Frierson to the Memphis club. ac-
cording to dispatches received here
soday from Memphis. The local
club received cash.
II as also learned today that Out
fielder Jack Calvo and Pitcher Leon
Carlson recently with the Washing
ton American league club. Joined
ihe local club ut Nashville this
morning,
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Gibbons Not 20 Leave.

BALTIMORE. Md. July s.-Defi-
mite announcement was made today
that Cardinal Gibbons will not visit
Rome this summer. II had been
reported in ecclesiastical circles that
the cardinal would begin a pilgrim
age to the holy see next month fol-
lowing a papal request that the car
dinals visit Rome during each five
war nartod
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
Awarded Title 20 Property.

Decreeing John y. Wakely, =. r.
Hilierman and others owners In fec
Of so acres OF land In l6-ls-l3.
Tulsa county as against the claims
of Edward C. Twist. a Journal en-
try was made in district court YES
terday by Judge owen owen. The
court also held C. II. Hunter owner
In fee OF the west la OF the north
east IA, l6-i3-ls. Tulsa county as
against the claims made by Twist.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
RED BYRD DEFEATS STkPP
Missourian Injured By Fall Through
Ropes In First Round.

OKMULGEE, Okla, July 9.--Fall-
ing through tho ropes when Red
BYRD OF Beggs struck him Just AT
the sounding of the gong to end the
first round, Charlie Stapp of Spring
field, Mo, hit the ground three feet
below on his head. His neck was
hurt SO that he could not re-enteI
the ring and Referee Patsy Corri-
gan awarded Byrd the contest
They weighed In at l46.
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MINNEAPOLIS, July 9.--An offer
of $4,000 for n ten-round, node
cisiop bout between Jack Dempsey
and Bill Brennan here on Labor
day was telegraphed TO the fighters
representative today by Mike Col
Inns, a local boxing promoter.
CHICAGO, July 9.--Bnl Brennan,
Chicago heavyweight, was called 20
New York last night by his man.
ager, Leon Flynn, to sign articles
for match with Jack Dempsey. II
was said that only the acceptance of
a club offer Is needed to close the
engagement. Brennan fought Demp-
sey once before in Milwaukee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
Roman and Krohn Draw.

DALLAS. July Paul Roman Of
Kansas City and Harry Krohn OF
Akron, ohio, fought 10 rounds to a
draw here tonight, according TO
newspaper decisions. Krohn worked
a left jab with monotonous regular
ity to Romans face but the lattsr>s
right and left swings kept the fight
even, with the Ohio fighter getting
the edge In ring tactics and Roman
exhibiting the best punches
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
OILERS LOSE TO JOPLIN AND WITCHES TAKE FIRST PL
RUTH HITS
18TH HOME RUN
Helps Yanks Beat Tigers
Indians Defeat
Griffs.

NEW YOHK. July New York de-.
Sumsd their hard hitiinR while quinn
proved puzzle 70 the Tigers. babe
RATA vas presented sith a diamond stud
ded x ~ .. lob b. local Knights ot
Columbus and In the nf;h inning hit his
2bth homo run of the season. the ball
EmImM ImIm IMn uIunf Llnhl fInlH ninnh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
JOPLIN

IInHc on bnlls-COwnn Z. Rich
mond Q Sandors I, Anderson /. III,
by pitchcr--Itavis by Sanders Sac.
rifico hitH--Dovis. Ticrncy, Cowan
Len on bases Tulsa 6 Joplin o.
Homo run-Tiorney. Three base
hit-McM Manus 2, Connolly, Davis,
wagner 2 Two ba0e hitH---Yockey.
liurkc, Querry. Stolen bases--kreug.
or, Lamb, IoSkcy, Burke. struck out
--t'ownn ?. Hichmond /. Sanders 3,
Anderson I. Earned runs and hits -
off Sanders 3 and , in 6 "a innings
OF Anderson o and z In Ia in.
nlngH. Off Cowan 4 and In . Ia.
Off iiichmond . and 7 In g. winning
pitcher-Anderson. Losing pitcher
Richmond. wild pitch--{,anders
Time, 2 90. Umpire-i,eckar.
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o,,feit
H'v ys,t

'Hsn for Zachary In ninth.
IRAN for UeilmRn IN ntntb.
matted Tor Oldham n ninth.
Detroit ................... OOi 600 0bt--t
New York ............... 0ot ma 0Ot-s
summary. Runs, Vcach. AinHmtth
No"dall. fevster. Vicb, Pip. Uuth g.
heus"i, ffatt tyiinn. errors. Fewster
2 Nrusel. QUINN two.baHe hits. Meusel o.
ftAui tht"e base hit. Ueilmsn. homa
runs, heuS"l, Ruth bases on bsiia oft
Oldham J, struck out by Oldham ].
by quinn
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Charters Granted,

OKLAHOMA CITY. July 9.-The
secretary OF state today granted a
charter to the American Auto Lock
company OF this city. Capital was
fixed at s25,O00. lncorporators; j,
II. Hill, oklahoma City, and J. s.
Inflow and q. 4. La Brant. both of
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The Turf

LPhoto ny Alvin Krupnick


First race six furiongs--war Garden.
tCollins) first; Hereafter. (Burke) second
Rapid stride. NSida) third. Time
i'i3 Us. Anna Gallup. Chisca, Runnah
Louie Lou. Madras bingham. Rainbow
Girl U. Twenty Three. Pastime. Hspp,
Valley also ran.
Second race, six furiongs--.s,r Thoin a,
Reen, (Mink) first: Ftrebrand. (McAtsel
second. Rangoon, nunsfordb third. Time
lac. The Nirgtnian, Plato, Craftsman
Tribune. Blowing Bubbles. Nick London
Third race. milo and siIt.enth--.I.ady
Mouniioy, (Burke) first. Thinker, (Buei)
second. Dahabiah II. tCarmody) third
Time l:fT. Ruby, Oieaster, Mamie Kelly
Aph. Mullins Selma O.. Retta u. also
ran.
Fourth race, six furiongs--Ciintonvilie.
Widal first; Blue Paradise, CPoolel sec
ond Bon Jour. tColletti) third. Time,
CurcL Lady Fair Play. Brig o. War also
ran.
Fifth race. mile and sixtcenth-Capt.
Mac. (Wida) first: Best Pal, tColletti)
second, Jack Hare, Jr., tLunsford) third.
Time, l:ib rs. Harry Il. Lorraine. The
Leopard, fastoreau also ran.
sixth race. mile and quarter-Alex Jr..
tking) first. Sea Prince, JarrelD sec
ond, Airdrie, tCarmody) third. Time,
1907 IS. Little Panchita. Cormoran,
Mountain Girl. Frank r.. Free State also
ran.
Seventh race. mile and six,eentA--LaIy
Lou, lBue) first; Port prapcau, (Collinsl
lac as. High Gear. Gold Stone. Duke OF
Lancaster Grey Eagle, Periguno. King.
Frank Wilson. Constantine. Napan also
ran.
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Get Ware Gain.

ORANGE, N. j.. July e.-Five
hundred hat makers were granted a
25 per cent increase in piece work
rate today after a conference OF
manufacturers and labor leaders. The
increase will bring the pay up TO
approximately $40 a day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
PLUMMER PLANS
ALL-STAR CARD
Jack Reeves and Crack
Middleweight to Head
line Show.
BY LARRY DALEY.

George Plummer, promoter OF the
Tulsa Athletic club. announced last
night that the next boxing card OF
his club will be held July l6 or
July 10. with Jack Reeves. crack
California middleweight, meeting
either Mike O'Dowd or Battling Or
tega. ODowd and Ortega, who re-
Gently boxed n draw at Portland,
Oregon. were to settles supremacy
last night In the same ring.
Providing Plummer secures
Reeves with either OF the two above
mentioned men, II will be splcn-
did attraction. should Ortega be
Reeves opponent, It will attract the
followers OF both men in Tulsa. Each
has boxed here and each has numer-
Gus hackers who believe In the su-
periority OF their choice over the
other.