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New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

cay values we're 2&s to A 4 c net higher.
The December position showed the
greatest strength and reflected feel
ing Of nervousness on the part Of
shorts. The visible supply showed
decrease for the week OF 1,037,O00
bushels and the cash position was
strong.
In the local cash market No. yell
low was quoted at $1o7i4 and No. 2
mixed S1.02 "a c. :. T. New York. ten
days' shipment.
Yesterdsy's Previous Year
40 3sllSv lIs siSS5 'sG's sISs& ilSss s.Ss 1sS.
Decelnber .... .7sis T2'- t3ess
oats-Thc oats rnsr..et folio sed the
ether grains and advanced : = 70 lla cents.
felt the influence Of decreas" OF SOS 900
bushels n u, 6a ths yislSie "ith9uEh the tots
bushe.s year 20. In the local cash
luarke. No. wHi'e was quoted a. SIC :
NO 2 white. a. a CSC; No. white, 63'4
clipped white. Csc; ordinary clipped vntte.
"a q Csc, al elevator
Yesterdays Previous Year
No 3 $685. est soaa So
Chicago:
december Pee. ... s3,. -. 49,.
Yesterdays previou. yea.
New York close. close. ago
80 Western Sl.Ss ,l.76 :l.7o u
I1oor and Meal-ouotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
close. close. ago.
Spring psts9.0on $50 ss75Ua25 $500
CornFneai. 2.5on2.75 2.5oM2.75 9.75@ 80
Rye hour. So q S.55 S.0oGlS.5O 775G $40
l5ran..... 81 90 .7.c0 45.5 o q 81. 90
Livestock, Meats. Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago.
Live beet fair to
prilne. 100 lbs % a,2.76 81 5oG17.5o
SIDES. lb...... .1s@ s2 1sl4c 81
Live veals, com
100 lbs. ...... '' lios~.sso ..9O@94 %
D re d veal,
city. lb....-.. .is9 q 40 IS
Live ewes 100
lbs ....'..'.. s.soe 5.5o 5.ooa s.co
Dressed mutton.
city. lb........ .Q8 q j.. 100 1g
Live lambs. fair
70 prime, 100
los Loo q 100 .J.J II I. & .
Dresscd iainbs
city, IL. ..... 22il 90 81 n n
iogs, l00 lbs -. - 00Mllo0 l4oOMl4 9J
Dressed nog-
baco, b.. .1sN.a.l7'> s4.4u29a4
Pork. bh.......... 20. 90 n 81 on $3.50
Mess beef, bbs... I9.o0Meo.co .2.Ooa 20. 20
l.; 3D. M . q IL
West, 100 lbs. 5000 ls..y e4oo@24 70
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

le E. 'ae DH4aer Moprd Aola - 7etaH.
ir i''e'f'he' Vim ar lnilAl uro-
rsrttYn or $1,000 harr.is Df rH daily 'lh,
..ef ~ etoo.-nri4rrr iu thr Sinclair ceu-
>n. lat.9 ''l 'yf.srH'Ion wat N~ ressca by
stt .a 'ilr Heti1. n.i"".u t,4Yr,t. ief = 10
y bat
ii7'tf5 rtlf and Nu4.sl r.
ieA O., natr i4fcnAt-a and are
p" lpr @tt ~ Nnro'.. ONO. hoapltn %
t.f 'fi hfi.f maturing $500 semi am
fi' .if ..'f f.fsfr Dcf 70 10 1kl.tt H.
W. rait NNuss Htr b'ink offered -,
tf,"f fttf.'f tfsla yer cent pazis
y" fhe eaf'5 ..atlI per ceuf 80
tne iaaf n..,I4 4r.fy
}foi07 tfut4f Il r4 and sne VIOLIN
i'i'r,J telan. afiA fLe Mlnnesoia rsan
tft 'fNf' .tIpany Df Minneapolis have
t'H t'hf' tta ftH rMcfIuK 81 81 ~ and
ding Z p'f cont. tz6D. .0on prov
.''' ~ I'jitDD.- t.i. 1sar uer cont bonds
y saunofth. !.ev York agent ~ mo
,~','"ri '1e". ~ ton'h Af'ea, Lt1., ma.
'1iey yAl- Fr 'rfs r i.Duion
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/ cdcra and Joint Stock Land Bank

III AK Yieid
lsas s-i'-5 ........... go 99a TO-.
lr0rHi F.iIn Loan si.s
,.... aeas.''7@ l. 80. sl7, SO
;, ,,.... '9ss.ls4a ~. 80. siA- s.7s $50
az. 1s97,l9s2 -; ;;.......:. sl2s sl-s 0ss
l93o-l924 .......... 81 :. AZ 50
Joint Stock LAND Bank -.
iy3s-lH-, .............. 9la,. = ,
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Financial Itcfu~

fes.Dh r esv@n. tec'efly u.n es.e'
'-inn.c''t Il - sno ~. ,-epn4ro. ia mn
>s~>is's1 ~'th turn b K.apel
Tho g.ncfs.r C>nso.fdate6 0ti 1o,..or.
--2n xszAE.s thsl u a z 2. - - =
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DIRECTORS

I.E. .ALDRED
STEPHEN BAKER
3 II. BORDEN
MICHAEL FRIEDSAKI
WALTER JENNINGS
RAYMOND Z. JONES
6. ROWLAND LEAV1Tl
HENRY X. MeIIARG
GEORGE MINER
ARTHUR G. MEYER
JOHN c. MOORE
CHARLES T. POTTS
SAMUEL SLOAN
WILLIAM SLOANE
JAMES SPEYER
CARL f. STURHAHN
WILLIAM S. TOD
GEORGE ZABRISKIE
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ri. mockl>o VALLEY n.llwAy {,


IN Nuald 90 Directors h4.s tn4ay te
.."t"t Is plNlDENl, II TWo AN ZEN ,
lpVn 'ar e-t,itai stoe.> 81 the romppA-
p"N .ol' i'occ}aner -. 1920. to afVci>na.d"r
40! record Nrornher 10. ,.-f. rrs"s!t
nopNa seil! no. >..os,.
Eheehs wiii he 'nalicd 70 Stockholders .
'hr AaN'esSes recorded on iAe hoVsAs - -
Company.
4 TRENA Nr.r s,.cretarv.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

I quarterly dividend q oAc and three
tu~.ir per cent has been declared on I.
Preferred S.ucl1 II this Company. paysb''
January Srd. 1921. 70 Stockholders o. record
nj she closa of husimess December l6tf.
l9-e Transfer Boo.ka VIII remain opeiA
Nhce.-n .aRtl ru. X. II. lSMrN,
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Cotton Statistics
Liverpool Cnblcs.-$,pot cotton

liverpool Cnblcs.-I,Dot cotton moro de-
maud al Is points advance. Middlins
l0,G2d. Sales 1000 hairs. American 5000
bales. Imports 5000 bales. American ?
900 bales. Futures opened steady. 81 to a
points advance. Closed steady At 80 to 70
points advance. December. 1l25c. Janu-
airy. .129c March. il.44c: May, ll.+9c;
July li47c. Manchester: Yarns dull and
.rrcUular. cloths quiet
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Io. s. 1850 1875

Southern Spot Markets Galveston
steady, unchanged at 1918; sales. l,ol3
bales New orleans steady. so points hirh
er At LTD; sales. 1919 bales. Mobii"
nomil'al. unchanged at i4.i5: sales nil
Savannah steady 80 points higher at lt SO:
sal"s. So hnl"s Norfolk steady. 63 points
higher at I5.od; sales. 1858 ba.cs Augusta
steady. 3> points higher a. 1853; sales,
IL bales. Memphis nominal. Unchanged
a. l5c. anlos 100 bales houston steady.
so points higher nt l5.5o: sales. 4,04A bales.
Little Rock Quic. unchanged ~ 1850;
sales, C6S bales. Dallas steady. 50 points
h.Ehcr ut 1910. salcs 2.9ls bales. Fort
Worth steady. 40 points higher 4. ia.75.
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Bonds

- pa '''n zen ~ - ......--... SC
Cine lnna,i Gas & Ici~r rs. 1915. Y.
t'ol Gan a El~d br. jo2I. qt
Mia, Eioc 49, lD21 oa
dr ~. 1927 %
" pa-g Efe~ eat s.. -
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

Western hcnnosy, browns. extra. 81. a 9oc
:athered lrp..'s and missed eolors e.tdcd
cxtraa. 9o99t lists o. TX ~ ,rs@ - n
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Coffee Futures Dcsn!tc

o.flcial cables from Brazil were fairiy
steady the tone was weaker vrsterday anl
hnal prices easter. being to 2.
points not loI."r. fhc spot demand con
tlnuod rul and prices re unchanged.
IN" ing. ot prices.
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Miscellaneous Markets

B!d 4 sk
Great. Western Power is. IS -. n 7S
Midw Utilities !st 5s......... IS 30
mississippi River Pwr LIST - 49, IS 10
North Ont 1t & Power 6s... g. 20
NogthcrH states l'w 6s 1925. So, s9
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3ugn. Stocks
Steel and Ordnance Stocks

Bid Astel Bid A.
'Au nrssl6, ~ Ensi st-.l is
Atlas Iw.l.O l9T ltr q T. -
Bah & N...io5 iNS 90 .,t IF 20 81
In T. 4, rl5n 10 sHcrc Pn.iss l4s
Carb steel 81 a. 30 p, ol gs
30 isl r. 81 10 'Nilcs - i ~ 10
do "a pt IN lScov ME- 80o .40
colt A.. d. 80 'Wr Cor.. 800 A0o
DG ront..l6, ~ Woodward 50
ais pt. llhl'. iron o..
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

Isl iHl EHEM ~TfEl toKroK ALTON.
"'''~ 81 Div'drntis on Eight Per [ mi
tnmuiatiNe Convertible Preferred Siocl
N'en Fer Cent Mont cumulative IRE
,eTred stock. Common stock and tia,
IS Common stock.
he fourth iuft4iifnert u 1f- ~ q.
* M I's cent. dividend aye. the h.sf
J 't N"At- tIr,u.a dive t. 'ui.vcrt4l.f PREFER
H'och and the fourth lnst.,Itnleut o. fN.
" 'hc 0eNrf Per Ce.lf. dly.aea. upon III
''"t"N t'rr rnt. Non-N' an g'~t.'e frr.errr
Ntock O. iSoth.ehe.. St-,t N.sieratlp'
- n We're nec.er Re-. 40. January -. -F-
ard tN- -. r.eular cI,4trud upon sA
'"i iuin"n Stock aua the C-4ss y Nsul.a,
~iasn ~ the 1osporatio.. which Nas "a
e. IA H,'t On October =. 1920 ,s!l uc qaNs
9r J'i-lar. 3. 1871. - thr respective ho.e
e.s of record ei said tonr Classes o. sfoN
~ thv ,i"se o. hns!ness cn Nres:a be- 3.
1920
rhecks VIII he uaa!l.,.
l'4t"t December e. 1920.
X Il. A.tNlAIlL se.r.-..r--.
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Short Terr, SccurifieS

Security, rate. due. NiN ASK yi.-t
Am Cotton oil ~. 1884,. 63lA go
Nln 'lt.Fl hS. l9.l '2.... 49, o. $50
Do ~ - 'y5..... 80
ue oa. ln-o-' ,..... So al..
Ar. lei 4 ~ ~. to22 saa. s5i. s65
1' rs if- s1'a e2s. $50
An Thread IS, lJ-...... 80 o. $50
A. Tohaere IS. lr2l l..... ae-s iOGi. o7o
40 49, ..... tal3 loo 100
to r. l92y.. -.-... s4i. foo o1
Anaconda copper w. 1919 aai. 4i., 75
Ho 'S' 1873 ............. edta 81. $50
Ang Am Oil ii.- .42a 4,h 9,s ~
Armour CONS. o.. iq2l-'z4 "a %
'o iJ5N.. o,i ~ -
Dein. uon Slco. ,s. lt.. - ssi az
a" 'a l'-a..... ...... .57s asss SO
'tnarliaa pac Ry 6a 1928 g,M az 20
Central Arg ~ &C. 1921 .pl ~ "a
HA e r K CoiuN ia II n6A, ,s~u - ~
J & l'ae Ity Cs 1872 a. 90 en
columbia Erhph s.. 1873. 90 80 o0
'udahJ PUCK Ys la3a.... y6A. 9rt.
i'rd"rai Sns Kcf os, 1924 - - r75
,''i. ., sn,'' 49, -s slf. ssia .olo
% % 8. s ss. .... ~ ~. ~ 3Ss 90
noci Val 4 4 os l,2<... So ea 20 yo
I'M N"i, conN fH ir2i. gI' 1yl
kan. ''ll' Ter Ky ta. 1922. e.a 80, 90
l,'nnrcou cop 1s. lr3O .. ,if. n2ls ssr
Lie q l. 1si \ l,rf e.. '., r. ,n 20
!.iEE"tt Il rob tN. VA o.,
Philadelphia Gn ir24 f..
fonnsytynila 4ta 1871. s... .S.. 10
-'vpcior Gamble ~. lG.l s4a 1ooi -
40 -. lg2s ..-.-...... go. loo'. so
J $ . of = J couv IT, H. b7l' na
x J NeynolAh Fob ss l142 % - 49, eo
sears io"buck Is. lr2l... 49,. ~ = 90
..'.....- yiiI - 7, $40
ssnclHir Cons on ,'.- 20 20 5o,s ,o2,
Solvay sn )l2I .. anA 100 90
southern ~ 81. 1924 %. 94r ,n T..
i resf lirll Iri rs. 1920. % "a 80
81 T. tn l. gum dl.s % % ~ no
OWL Na ~ ....-.-..... pa nbls 500
Tho Texas H. fDa3 p771 ,sir oo
t'nh Sec dr. lo22. 40 AZ ~
Wont r!cc couv ~, 1875 osN ge,A 40
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Monthly Earnings

New York. chicago & -. Louis
October Eross ... 8. a2N ilc. sa-... -
Net after eNli..... f6r..,. Doc. - - =
Ncr op !ncon,,... 334 1,a i'ec. lde. 49,
1'r.. months eross SIM 0oi iuc. t.n4N.Sga
Ne, aft"r exp. l.2iN.3hi inc. ,Is O..
Ne. op. !ncoulr... 1.a9t..ll Inc 4ols9-
knnen> Cts southern system
october e.oss .... s. lis Inc si5... . 81
!talsrcr nftcr caN. .31.09. Inc lNf AS =
Net OF .neoinr... so 80 lac l.s. .ae
Ten months sross .g.a.5No iile AsAs. nSs
Balance after Tax. 2.,...ot. Inc 4"7. go
Net 81. !asors'.-. ., ,l33.si lte. if q
Long Island
oc,obe- .:roas s..a@s.sSs lny. ltrl.o94
nencit after tax. li.299 Inc. iOH
Nc' op deflc', 81 46a Dec SO. GCs
Ten 'nur'hs gross II sNa.2o5 Inc H02 io4
Nrt.cN 4it .l tts. - b.. In. $40
Ne op a,Nct eu.otl lnc. 5.-.l. SIT
philnd~irniA Company and Natural t,ls
Subsidiaries
Vc'ob"r gross $50 Stoe2.1si ,ie. .ao,a2l
Set AFTER tax. - trt lUe ons nO9
Tn iAonlhs' Nross l2.uts.a7c lut. -.1us sos
Nct It.r. t....-. S32.4s9 In. .a7q. -
Minneapolis. IT. PAUL & Snuit ste Marie
October GROSS .... S1,@N@.9sS Inc. SNHH. go
balance after tn. iu., 0S2 Dec. So. Oit
Nrt op income. T29 02s M. a.l9I
Tn months' sross 3A.35I.sel Inc. iqa. .ot-
Balance after taN. I.ls9.82t Dec. sGe7. as
N"t op. Income l.iH3, ,lgu Dec Ypu. ntp
Fittrburgh, Cincinnati. Chicago ~ 81 Louis
october groaa I'll i6d6.Aot lac. S2.too.9.6
i.ainnce after tax. 319125 Inc. I2si ies
Net op. incpme... 2t.3o2 Inc. l.?ls iAt
Tan months Erors 81. .429 Inc. D.lQl.3s2
Deficit nftrr tax. II. .tt0hla Inc lS S4s464G
=. 1P In. a q I 4
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hemIcal Stocks

Hil As4cd rt1 A.a44
A. yum. ~ Hook Elcc 80 -
DO IT,. "a 81 40 Of a. 20
~ Prod go XIV soIyav
'"hr4n TO- ~ - hciritnac ~ -
m" H. - Moo 60 pr ~
~ rom = ei}MuifJ ca. 4s 90
1frsell' l"5 ~. fScnirf {; ~ IN
A. pf - 1H iS.I4 pn- ia
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

First Mortgage -Four Per Cent SO Year Gold Bonds
Mason City & Fort Dodge Railroad Company

Net D. 1920 thai cleaeoCu
hd nonc stating hat scraye Il debo
described bends had "a nedh funds from time wnfwf h
make deficiency such would cn and ha the
0 c Pn lion n a o the ol o fanb
Great h Company h sno announce that the
Is u nc thai from funds advanced it by h
f ha pure Decnhc WILL pnd
sal IA no been earned un4rN rNsncC has
rom HI l abroad Company that pvmentw II eo
and informed nnN tina It's Intervention
ChcagoC Great.
a OF fFnunw wthcu
hay to determined by the .uemseve
N aid bnds seriously
mpe the the hd hdden
Company and
ani n take cete1
Committee has already placed n WeanR Rslea
N therefor important that opis
an t pon aAahed dwdhn
eb
of of be
able ani gwIfou default
twihTh NewY
d may b. roureei
Nm.S Dcesiay
be cxia ianseblo
FOR dlvey ''s N"'
Dated New York oemhr
+. \" N" CO Ief4ECN MORTIMER N. President
.ACOO The New Trust Company
~ FREDERICK
HERBERT Soreun METROPOLITAN Lite l"u7nce
BroaSn New NmkC iIoMN\
s. HUN TIER
Broad net New NerC Dar & Co.,
EUGENE Vice
San Bank
& 5 BANK S WING. President
Ilncr Z InC
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Sharp Cain in Corn
is Shorts 7r, to Buy

ne corn marke' showed Nery
Iirm undertone and a. the close of the
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
STEPHEN BAKER
FIRST VTCE-PRESIDENT
RAYMOND (. JONES
VICEPRESIDENTS
JAMES MCNEIL
B.O. FORSTER
HARRY I. HALL
EDWIN S. LAFFEY
2. A. ROWLEY
y. II. PIER SON
FRANK L. HILTON
V. W. SMITH
JOHN STEWART bAkEp
CASHIER
y. E. PAYNrEF
ASSISTANT CASHIERS
W. f. MOORE
l. S. GREGORY
II. M. BUCKLIN
". A. RUSH
GEO S. DOWNING
L. S. MACDONALD
.. 6. ALEXANDER
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Miscellaneous Oil Compnnie

Atlantic Aooos Oil Co.......... 20 -
'i1 ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s. Is
Cos'"n & ............ 81.
Elk Basin cons Pet Co....... 50. ~
in!l'"r!a! OH. i.ti.. ......-.... IS 100
Magnolia Petroleum Co....... $50 so
N'rritt oN Corporation. li.& l2i.
Midwest ltciinluS Co.............. .6 l4S
N"nntaln Producers ..... g 49,. Is l3ia
Northwest pii Cr....... .-..... 90 95
Producers q r liners Corp com 47s 5is
salt NrrcN nrolucrrs new. 50 as.
Saiu.pa Refining Co......... H..
Nest,1n states on & Lad &C. "a "a
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
Vow York City Bonds
New York State Bonds

issue, In coupon and registered form.
rot interchanGea Coupon bonds regis
tc!abic.
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rittr6urgh. (incinnnti. Chicago a ~ LOU

Nin. .IVt INc =, 1ND. .
9.9. LIS Inc. I.2ti.igs
u apa Inc. l.2lasi3t
tlI.A2o Inc. a.l9l..3S3
iio. hia Inc. l3,t34.645
l.i.i"i Inc 1892 sl4
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AMERICAN CAN co.

\. rREvNNr.c. SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

VNtO Dot ErOuH - NJ
i.a.nnce after tax. ~,
Net op. !ncpme. u
Tan months' gross ST.tl
Deficit after tax. 10 ii'
ret op. dcsicit... IcI.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-13

and reliable in the scor
ing.
llalston played hard throughout
frequently threatening sand Spring,
cad. Good team work marked thcl.
play.
The lincups.
Sand Springs I21 EaIston IbD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-13

FioId g0lIs' Nuppcrt 9, LInCOn 2.
Gates ], Brycnt |. McDyrc !. Harry
2. Foul goals. Lincoln out Of g.
Harry 2 out Of 10, Brycut mono out
Of J. Referee. Gallagher Scorer.
snyder
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-13
Training Camp Neps

JACHCONNlILE. Flu.. March ~.
The Dodger regulars were rein
forced today 10y Iduh Wheat and -
Myers. who got into uniform Tor the
FIRST time.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. March ~.
Babe Ruth TOOK up the trail of 'h,
elusive base hit today after having
Eorc hitlcss two afternoons iu sue
ccssiou
LAKE CIiARLES. La. March 4.
Nf,cr loaf ~ several DAYS hu.,
OF bad weather many ot Conn,
Nacks Athletes arc suffcrinE Ir.
stiu muscles today
HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March 1a
Two days oc wet weather have sot
back The Pirates training aud Man
1gcr Gibson planned stitf drills TO
tay. Groorgc Whttod joined The
squad last night
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March la.-.
with Tim HoudryN on tho JOB and
Captain Harry Hooper duo hcrc 60.
morrow ia Barrow is now able 90
start building up "A new Rcd SuN
infield.
MACON. ca, Marcn l2..Out-
fielder chick shorten nud Sammy
Hale. third bascmau. vcrc In uni.
form today for the first time. a
hot battle Tor the regular Job at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-13

Ficld goals; j. craft 3, Hodge 3.
+. craft s, Hershey 4 Dougherty 4.
Donaldson 3. price ., Williams :.
Foul goals: Hodge o out of !. r..
Craft 3 out of y. poughorty q out
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-13

me scores Of 40 to % aud 81 to IS
respectively
T.. W Rau's Tulsa cags-s showed
beyond an question that they RAM,
a. one of the states leading fives
and by their decisive victory last
night over jerks are heavy favor
i'cs 70 win the District ! tourney
Final games in the first round
are to be played this morning. with
Yale meeting Broken Arrow at 10
O'Clock and Hominy clashlng with
Wyandotte at II O'Clock.
sand Springs and CollinsvilIe. yes
'crdays victors. meet in the first
game OF the second round at $50
o'clock this morning. The semi.
finals will he played at 2.3O O'Clock
and $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon.
with the championship game al
so o'clock tonight.
The largest crowd in the history
~ schoas.ic basketball here saw
last nights games. while big
crowd was in ATTENDANCE in the aft
.ernoon. Referee I'D Gallagher's Of
~ cht!ng did much 10 make the first
days play a big success.
Taking the lead from the first.
Dale Carter and playmates played
'l'I Hl'NA bllIllhIll sh'nt OF their
season, and romped homo ahead of
their JcnNs opponents. Al membcr,
Of the team played splendid basket
ball. Reese and Shaffor permitted
only six field goals Wcineck's all.
around play and the goal shooting of
Carter and Vernon wcrc other con.
tributing factors in Tulsa $ victory.
Tho lincups:
Tulsa (44 Pos. jerks G5)
carter. ........ r. ......... Stcpp
Vernon n........ r. .... Wilson
N'lnccke. e...... &. .......... Gates
N'cSe .......... 4. .......,... Neil
Shaffcr. r....... &. C.Iawhorpc
Field goals: Vernon 3. Carter &.
Wcinccke 6, Stepp Q wilson 2. Law
horne !. Foul goals; Carter out
OF s, Stopp out of 8. Referee.
Gallagher (olela Aggies). Scorer;
SNYDER.
Faced bv tho effective goal shoot
ing and all-around play of Ruppcr'
and Lincoln, sand Springs defeated
Ralston in the second game Of the
tournament Ruppcrt in particular
was big factor in the scoring
while Lincoln. a floor worker, was
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II Q. Donaldson o out of l. Personal
fouls. J Craft 2, Hodge j. Hershey
3. Donaldson ! Technical fouls;
Donaldson /, Price /. williams w..
Caffroo 3. Referee: Gallagher tOkla-
homa a. u Nj. Scorer. snyder.
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the hot corner ia now ON between
Bobby Jones, rinnclu and Hale.
RtRMGNGHAM. Ala. March le
"Chink" Holman the l9SCaraul0
youth from Cincinnati, ~ making ,
strong hid for q job ON Manage
CtaNath's inficld. llo has "a strpui
arm and makes the hardest kind Of
chances look easy.
SAN ANTONIO. TcNas, March ~.
"Cut loose" was McGraWs order to
the Giants us ne scrt them out tor
tod1ys practice sessiuu Tho order
applied To- all but the veteran
pitchers. who are expected 10 work
slowly.
TAMPA. I'ia. March o. I.
first game of the season, CLARK tI
rth's Senators. scored y ~ Zoo
victory over Tommy Loachs r.
smokers Dave Croskotg. am btN
homt recruit showed to advauttEp
on the mound. allowing but ono nj
during the three innings hc hu
TAYLOR, TcNas, March a.
Rcr, Gallia. hove iu io the Erovn's
camps. only thrcr Of Eurkc.s hopc
fuls are missing W'IlmHu Mipej
and Bush Although Gnlli trawped
Ia miles with "a heavy suitcase, tu
reach IN" grounds Of his team
mates, after missing Grain conucc-
ticus, he Eot into rumpus yesterday
and limhor"d up. jeff Davis i9 show
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Collinsyil'c took tho lead from tho
first whistle and maintained it
throughout The score a. the end uf
he first half was - To- in their
favor. Ramona STAGED "a rally in the
final minutes of play in the second
half but the lead OF Colliusvillp was
100 great to overcome. The score was
80 TO 20
splendid team play and tho nd.-
vidual work of T. Graf ANA Hershey
made Collinsyillo's victory possible.
For Ramona the goal shooting OF
Doughcrty was tho feature
The lincups;
tOlliupNiIle t4Ql Hat,pp. t9G,
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TULSA DEFEATS
JENKS PASSERS
Feature Care of First
District Tourney Won
by Locals.
SAND SPRINGS VCT0RS
Beat Ralston; Collinsville Has
Splendid Team and Beats
Ramona Five.
By LARRY DALEY.


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Tulsa Je n X =
game which was
won by the for
NOR. "a to 10
marked the first
days play OF the
First district bts
keabau 10 u r ma
mont here yes
terday. collins
ylle an d sand
Springs also won
their gnmes, de-
fcating Ramona
and RAJ tton by
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-12-02
FARNUM A FIGHTER
WHO HATE TO FIGHT

William Farnum, the noted screen
star. who has figured in many re-
cent William Fox successes, is one OF
the few men in the public eye VINO
can do superlatively well something
he does not like to do. And that
something is fighting.
Farnurn himself says emphatically
that he would rather play straight
dramatic parts, where the thrills
come from good acting. He hopes
to put on the screen more classics
similar to "Les Miserablesp and "a
Tale of Two Cities" which demand
consummate emotional acting.
Be that as it may, the admirers Of
Farnum are promised another treat
in 'Drag Harlan" in which Farnum,
in the title role, is seen as one of
those tantalizingly fascinating heroes
of the American West whose skill
with the six gun was the dread Of
every outlaw, lone rider and road
agent, and whose name trembled on
the lips Of every man, woman and
child who uttered it.
"Drag Harlan" one Of the Farnum
star series produced by William Fox,
will be the attraction at the Magic
City Theater December z, It is from
Charles Alden Settlers story Of that
name and was directed by j Gordon
Edwards. Jackie Saunders, popu-
lar screen leaing woman, heads the
supporting cast. Admission Is and 30
cents, including tax.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-12-02
Chamber Of Commerce
in "Get-Together" Meet

The first "Get Together" lunch
con for the entire membership of the
Chamber of Commerce will be held
some time during the middle of De-
cember, it was announced from To-
cal headquarters. The object of the
luncheon is to bring together the
business men and others interested
in the future welfare of our little
metropolis, have them exchange ideas
and at the same time be among those
present on most enjoyable occa-
sion.
According to plans now being pro-
mulgated, three speakers will each
be given subject of community in
terest and permitted to address the
diners just five minutes each, max
ing it short and snappy.
In addition to the short and sweet
addresses, two entertaining numbers
viii assist in rounding out an excel
lent program.
j. p. Starns has announced that he
viii give the first attendance prize,
a box Of cigars, to the party drawing
the lucky number. Each diner will
be given a number and these NUM-
bers will be placed in a box and the
number to be drawn therefrom will
be the winner.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-12-02
yOMEN MUST PAY
POLL TAX TO VOTE

Regardless of the rack of direct
legislation upon the subject, women
who want to exercise the right OF
suffrage after January first, next
must paw their 1920 poll tax before
December 81. This much was learn
ed by a statement made by former
Gov. Luther E. Hall, now assistant
attorney general Of Louisiana, not Of
ficiaIly expressed, but given offhand
as an informal statement Of his opln-
5on on the subject.
While there will be little use of
the ballot next year, 1921, all voters
IN 1922, when there will be congress
sional and other elections, will have
to exhibit their poll tax receipts for
1920 and 1921. While there is no
direct statute on the subject of wom-
N paying poll tax, there is require
INT of two years poll tax receipts
voting qualification, and no dis
notion is made tHat would permit
the ladies TO escape this qualifica-
ton. Hence, they must possess equal
eligibility with the men if they are
to enjoy equal suffrage privileges.
Attention is called TO these facts
as that the ladies, just enfranchised,
may not be disqualified for any fall
Ure to observe all the requirements
necessary to complete their eligibil-
ity. Poll taxes for 1920 must be
paid before midnight Of December 81
for the current year.