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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
w. A. Club Managed by
Barney Cleveland,
Former Oiler
VETERANS TO TWlRl
Adams and Weber Slated for
Mound Duty-First Base
man Not Secured

Lcd by Barney Cleveland, third
hascman Of tho oilers IN 1919 aud
1p2O, the Enid Wcttern association
club meets the Burkemcn today and
tomorrow at McNulty park I'm the
final exhibition contests of the year
here. Both games start az 3 o'clock.
The former Oilor mfieldcr has
gathered together n veteran club
and the lIarvcatorR will undoubtedly
be oontoudcrs this season In their
circuit
Probably tho only Indian battery
IN organized baseball Is with the
Enid club. Jim Bluejnckot. a former
major league pitcher and Bill Ne
wnshn, who played with Oklahoma
CITY In the old Western association
and with Wichita OF the Western
league in 1919, form the rcdHkiu
mound and MASK combination.
Several former Oilers are on tho
Enid club In addition to Cleveland.
Upchurch and Cowan, pitchers. and
clyde Wrenn, outfieldcr, received
trial here last spring.
Jimmy Burke will use veteran
pitchers today. Karl Adams and
Rudy Weber are slated for mound
duty. The balance Of the team VIII
start ns In previous, games, with only
ono position. left field, uncertain.
Davis or I,owrancn are considered
for the left field assignment, with
the possibility that Erwin might
play.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
JOHNSON URGES
SUPPORT OF S0X
A. l.. Head Hopes Fans
viii Aid Gleason in
Rebuilding

CHICAGO. April S..-uan Johnson,
president OF the American league
apd for years an enemy OF Charles
a. ComlAkcy IN the administration Of
league affairs. In statement to-
night reviewing tho ponnant pros
poets for the coming season, urged
that the public accord Manager
KID" Gleason It's fun support In his
iasl, Of rebuilding Comiskcy's team.
the Chicago White Sox.
MIR. johnson declared n 10 bo his
conviction the race will prove the
most open In the history OF tho or
gnnization
After reviewing tho chances OF the
vlious clubs for the pennant. the
statement says:
what Gleason may accomplish.
with tho rojuvenatcd White Sox ia "a
problem. II ls to be hoped the pa
trons OF tho sport will accord him
loyal and unfaltering support In his
difficult assignment.
But above all things" tho state
ment concludes, "it Is cherished
hopo that ovory player, manager,
umpire and owner In the American
league viii enter tho championship
race this year with the single
thought ana purpose Of making II
am ideal contest pleasing to the
public and free from any blcmish
that might tarnish the good name OF
our national game
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
SENIORS CAPTURE
ACADEMY GAMES
Juniors Second In Tulsa
Track Meet-Butler
Is Star
ny J. NORREL WOODLAND.

Led by Butler, high point man,
the senior academy team OF the
Uuiyefmity Of Tulsa won the inter
class track meet held yesterday ar
tcrnoon by downing me juniors.
Tophomoros and freshmen, by "a
score of 40 10 80, 90 aud rs re-
spccrvely. with three nll-around
athletes In their favor the seniors.
from tho very start, gained "A lead.
by winning the hundred yard dash.
That their younger and more inex
pcflcnccd opponents were not able
TO overcome.
Butler's individual work, scoring
% points anu Bai.,ug aiA IliEts, vas
a feature Of the meet. krlbbs, star
OF the fresh man team, came next
with 10 points to his credit and
Fitzgerald OF the sophomorcs was
third point man with ~ points.
a fairly strong wind hinderod cs-
pccihlly the dash men from making
good records.
one or two dual meets arc 20 be
arranged with ncighborng nigh
schools In the very near future ac-
cprding To- T.. A. Schmidt, coach OF
the universitys teams.
Tho detail report OF tho meet fol
lows:
lO0-yard dash--Fitzgerald, sopho-
more /; Fields, juniorA 2. Butler.
senior, 3. Time. III Hcc.
Pole Vdut -- CO.. Junior, /,
Kr'bbs. frcshu.rr rcrrvman.
freshman. 3. Height. IT.. Q In.
$50 yards NiiI4diusOn, sentur, I,
Gray, junior, 2, Fitzgerald. Junior
.. Time, 2 min, ~ sec.
Shot put---Butler, senior, /; Veach
senior 2; Fleak. junior. 3. Dis
tancc, 3G It, 7 In.
Discus t'hrow--liutler, senior. /;
t'leak, junior 2; Gray, junior. B.
Distance, SO II.
Javclin throw-Butler. senior, /:
kribbs, freshman, 2: Fleak. Junior
3. Distance, us IT,, 4 In.
22O-yard low hurdles--William
son. souior, I, Martin. sorhomoro.
2; Kribbs. freshman, 3. Time. 33
120-yard high hurdlcs-Butlcr.
senior I: Kribhq freshman. .:
Gray, junior. 3. Time. 1915 sec.
High jump--Butler, senior, I.
Yeach, senior, 9. Orms, sophomore,
3. Height, IT,. / in.
220-yard dash Fields Junior. /;
sophomore, 3. Time. 26 "a sec.
440-yard--Bond, Junior 1; Fltz.
gerald, sophomore. 2: Williamson,
senior. 3. Time. 62 2-5 sec.
BROAD tump-Butler, Srnior, l:
Krihbs, freshman, .: Veach, senior
9. Distance, IS 1-2 II.
Nilc--Prlnce. sophomore, I; Dill.
junior, 2; Mcdonald. junior. 3.
Time min, SIC.
Mile relay --- juniors, 1: sopho-
mores, 2; freshmen, 3.
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HEAVY BOUT NOT OFF
Doubt That u VIII Be Fought
Eliminated by Transfer of
(Arpcmllcr's EOrlciI MnncY.

NEW YORK, April S.--All doubt
that Georges Carpenter means to
30 through with his match with
Jack Dempsey has been removed to-
day by the announcement of Robert
Edgrcn. stakeholder of tho match,
that the French boxers $4,000 for
felt has been transferred TO u New
York bank. Edgron notified pro-
motor Tex Richard of the transfer
of the money. following receipt of a
cablegram from the Morgan Marjes
bank OF Paris, whore II was origi-
nally deposited.
With tho principals thoroughly In
accord with Richards plan, tho box
In. public is waiting today for tho
naming OF the site. Rickard has
promised to announce the battlc-
ground some time tomorrow.
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LEGAL

9; 8. Hopping; Judge. J. W. sunderlsr1.
Clerk III. Essley. 'ahdi
Mann school Eleventh and Boston or9,,s
tos S1 Clerk Mrs. Il SoSST; Guy fn,on. fTsf u'y f. Lin
Monument. sis south Main an la.,.,d,ers Siders
w. u. Siders. Judge, -Nettie L. 'of
Clerk. John. schmitz. ''''
view school. Twelfth and Frisco f1.l,l.y,er' Nlyer'
r. II. Maroney; Judge. Lilah II. Iiss..ot
clerk r. L, kincaid: murray
side Fire station; fnspse,ol fSs t''s' e We,
Judge Geo N Beasley. clork, ~
Precinct No. IS. Voting pi,o. e.
sido Fire station. Eighteenth and s1gih
Inspector. Floyd Bohni Judge X.
Hughes. Clerk. Geo. u. Stewart n
". +. Churohi Inspector, II. H. s tses
judge, Leona Fenner. Clerk. Mrs -
freoinc, No. 20: Voting pi,,.
South Maybell. Fenton Residence. i1,,..o.l ~
tor. g. y. Fenton; Judge. W. q. MagSyS.
CLERK G. NJ Priiohatd, '''a'
school. Inspector, Robefit H. SGien9Hail Gil,Hlill
Judge, Anna Holland. CLERK. Nellie N
Pfecinct No. %: Voting Place p,,...
r.. Leo school, Twentieth and CIne'nns,n1
lnspcctor. }. II. simmons: Judge. Dsva
NJ Hammai SiseTk' Elye Barrovs. '"
apector. Richard Nelson; Judge. a.
Murphy. clerk. Ella Nelson. o
az South Wheeling. Inspector. Jass
Rainey;. Judge -. ". Quinn, CisrS
Beryl Johnson N''A
Precinct No. 25, Voting Place. whit.
tier School 22i North Lewis. ,uspsr,s.'
Matt Beard; Judge. Pauline Beard. CiefE
Precinct No. 7e, Voting place po,,
House, Owon PARK; Inspector. q, M
Hsstie Judge &. J. Alleni; Clerk Ma
c J. Allen.
The ballots to bo voted at said Fleetjon
shall contain the several propositions 10 b.
toted upon In Substantially the following
'Orm, tO-wit;
FIRST PROPOSITION. Shall the
city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma, be authorized
to incur an Indebtedness by Issuing its~
negotiable coupon bonds la the aEEre-
gate sum OF Two Hundred Thousand
Wsoo,OQo;oO) Dollars for tho purpose
OF providing funds to construct eN.
tend. enlarge and equip the present
WaterworkH system of the City Of
Tulsa, Oklahoma. to be owned cxclu.
sively by said city as a public ptillty;
to levy and collect an annual tax in
addition to all other taxes upon all tho
taxable property In said City OF Tulsa
Oklahoma, sufficient to pay the intor.
est on said bonds, as 1t falls due. and,
to provide and constitute sinking
fund for tho payment OF the principal
thereof, when due. SAID negotiable
coupon bonds of tho city OF Tulsa
Oklahoma, in the aggregate amount
OF Two Hundred Thousand V200..
O00.00) Dollars to bear interest not to
exceed the rate of Five ana onu-half
5h) per centum per aunum, payable
ini-annually, and 10 become due
twenty-five t25) years from date Of is.
shall said waterworks Bonds Be is.
sued?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
GOLF FINALS TODAY
McrTlman aud white Meet at Pine
hurst In Final Round OF North
mud South Tourney.

PINEHCRST, n. c.. April s.--B.
y. Mcrriman OF Waterbury. Conn"
and Gardiner White OF New York
VIII meet tomorrow In tho 36-hole
final for the north ana south ANA
tour golf championships. These
players won their somi-final round
matches today Merriman beat
Frank Dwyer. Upper Montclalr, two
up. white beat Perry Adair, At
lantn, four and two,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
telegram Dual Track
Meet Is to BE Held

MIDDLETON Conn, April s.--A
novel plan for holding n dual track
meet by telegraph has been agreed
TO by tho authorities governing ath-
letics at Wesleyan university and
Amherst college. II was announced
here today,
re-arrangcd program OF track
and field events will be run off
simultaneously at Amherst and
Wesleyan at the time agreed upon.
Bulletin boards will be erected on
the respective fields and the results
by telegraph will he announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
Modest Eddie Roush.

CINCINNATI. April S.--Demandg
OF Eddie Roush, outfielder for a
three-year contract at 100000 a year.
turned down today by officials of
the Cincinnati National league base.
ball club.
August Herman, president of the
club, announced that the club would
not meet Roush's terms. I'VE have
taken a firm stand tnis year and will
maintain It," said Mr., Herman. we
VIII start the season with the fast
young team that Manager Moran
has brought up from the south and
viii probably continue with. II
throughout the year"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
DR.. BOSO IS H0N0RED
University Of Tulsa Athletes Present
Blanket IN Appreciation OF
His Services,

University OF Tulsa basketball
players presented DR. Fred Boso
with large felt blanket at chapel
services Friday as an expression of
their appreciation OF his interest In
their success when he sent them TO
the national basketball tournament
at Kansas city In March.
Doctor Bosu was the team physi-
clan during football season, and he
has always been Interested In Tulsa
athletics. The blanket which was
presented In chapel had a large
orange "T'' In the middle of II and
smaller "r" on each corner. 1t
was the first trophy to he given
since the univcrsity changed It's
name.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
TyrOs at Traps Today
at Tulsa CLUB Grounds

Saturday Is beginners day at the
regular weekly trapshoot of the
Tulsa Gun club, to be held two miles
north of the city at the club grounds
at o'clock. The club members
have for some time contemplated
series OF special shoots when tyros
at the clay pigeon game will be
given the benefit of the older shots
OF the club. and today y. G. Camp
bell, X. G.. ward, j. w. Mcgee, sid
Mallory and other expert shooters
OF the club will give their time 20
instructing any persons wishing TO
become proficient In this form OF
sport.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
Pinkcy Mitchell Beats Cline.

MILWAUKEE,. April s, - Pinkoy
Mitchell. local lightweight, was
given the newspaper decision over
Irish" Patsy Cline of New York,
In 10-round no-decision boxing
bout tonight.
Mitchell floored Cline near the
end of the second round with right
and left jolts to the jaw. The New
Workers. left eye appeared to bo out
of commission at tho end of the Sec
ond session.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
Pirates RcIcasc Lee to PhIIIs.

PITrsBUR1H, Pa, April s. -
Cliff Lee. utility catcher OF tho
Pittsburgh Nationals. has been re-
rleased to the Philadelphia National
league club, according to reports re-
celved tonight from Little Rock,
Ark, whore the Pirates are staging
exhibition games, Manager George
Gibson released the backstop after
Lee had informed him that he was
dissatisfied because he was not
worked In the regular lineup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
Enid Western Association Nine
Plays Last Practice Contests
Last Nights Fights

AZ Sow york Midget Smith won
"a referees decision over Jack
ShArkcy in 10 rounds, Mickey Don
lay won q decision over Jimmy
Durfy OF Now York, In ton rounds.
Al touuaha, W. ul Moore.
defeated Jimmy
Kclly Of Chicago In 10 fast rounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
Seven Entrants In Meet.

OKMULGEE, Okla. April S.
Tulsa. Bartlesvllle, oklahoma City,
Sapulpa, Craig, Shamrock and
Weleotka have entered tho second
annual East side invitation confer
ence field and track meet TO be held
here April 22. II was announced this
n ftprnpOn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

MOBILE, Ala, April S--"Moon"
Ducote, right fielder OF the Mobile
Southern association club. who an
nounced his retirement from the
game, has changed his mind and
signed a contract today to play with
the local club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
MONTREAL DEFEATS LYNCH
Champion Dccisiycly Outpointed iE
No-DccisiOn iO-Round Go.

CLEVELAND. April S,--Young
Montreal OF Providence, II. l., de-
cisively outpolntcd Joe Lynch, ban
tamweight champion, In a 10-round
no-decislon bout here tonight.
Newspaper sport writer's at the
ringade gave Montreal seven
rounds. Lynch one and called two
even.
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CHICAGO, April S.--The city
council today passed an ordinance
making 1t Illegal for children under
the age OF l6 years TO be on the
streets after 10 y. m, unless accom-.
panied by their parents or a guar
dian Of mature age.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
-Four Shot in Motor nnndn Fyrh,

MINNEAPOLIS, April S.--Four
men were shot ana slightly wounded
near here today after two men,
masked and armed with pistols had
held up four motoring parties on one
of the main suburban boulevards.
Tho bandits Communicated the car
OF one of their victims. shooting a
deputy sheriff and \ deputy game
warden who pursued them. One OF
the bandits was shot and captured
He gave the name OF Joe Porter,
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SECOND PROPOSITION: Shall the
City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, be authorized
to incur an Indebtedness by issuing
its negotiable coupon bonds In tho ag-
gregate sum OF Twenty-Five Thousand
N2b, OoO.00) Dollars for the purpose Of
providing funds for a preliminary sur
vey for an additional water supply
System for the city OF Tulsa, Okla.
homa. TO be owned exclusively by SAID
city as q public utility. 20 levy and
collect an annual tax IN addition 70
all other taxes upon all the taxable
property In said city Of Tulsa, OKLA
homa, sufficient to pay the interest
on said bonds. as It falls due and. 10
provide and constitute sinking fund
for the payment OF the principal thcrc-
Of when due; said negotiable coupon
bonds of the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
In the aggregate amount OF Twenty
five Thousand t25. 000.O0) Dollars, 70
bear interest not TO exceed the rate
of Five and oife-halt (5h) per centum
per annun. payable seini-annually, and
to become due twenty (25) years
from date OF Issuance.
Shall said Preliminary Water Sup
ply Survey Bonds be issuedf
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(Yes'')

THIRD PROPOSITION; Shall the
City OF Tulsa. Oklahoma, be authorized
10 Incur an Indebtedness by issuing its
negotiable coupon bonds IN the aggre.
gate sum OF six Hundred Inousand
$500. 100000 Dollars for tho purpose
OF providing funds to construct, extend
and equip additional storm sewer and
sanitary sewer mains and snb-mains'
to be owned exclusively by said city
as a public. utility; to levy and col,
lect an annual tax in addition 20 all
other taxes upon all the taxable prop
erty In said City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
sufficient to pay the interest on said
bonds as II falls due and. to provide
and constitute a sinking fund for the
payment OF the principal thereof, when
due; said negotiable coupon bonds or
the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, In the
aggregate amount OF Six Hundred
Thousand Cs600, ,O0000) Dollars. 70 bear
interest not TO exceed the rate Of Five
and one-haif 5h) per centum per
annum, payable semi-annually, and 70
become due twenty-five (25) years
from date OF issuance.
Shall said Sewer Mains and Sub
main Bonds be issuedP
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

Twas holiday \ttme In the Tulsa
pusiness college Friday afternoon,
ahout I2B students and teachers ad :
in,,rning TO Sand Springs park for a
nicnic and outing. The party em-
barked for the picnic grounds at
1880 o'clock.
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Exhibition Games
KANSAS CITY. April g.

KANSAS CITY. April g.
Chicago Americans.
tsocond team) ........S IL .
*. 9. American Assn. ...t0 II 2
Batteries wilkinson and Lccs.
Iteinhart; Reynolds. Horstman, VIII
Hams and Brock.
JOPLIN April g.
Detroit Americans .......4 /
Joplin Western League 80 2
Cole, sutherland and
Ainsuith, Baesler; Berger. Bcedlo.
I'm and Cady W. Smith.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, April g.
H. II. E.
Pittsburgh Nationals .... 10 /
Little Rock Southern . 8 3
Battcrics Hamilton and sMff;
POolaw and Land. Kolbeckor.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. April g.
II. II. Il.
cleveland Americans ... 10 2
ChattanooRa southern ..3 3
Bnttcrics--M Morton and O'Noill:
Morris. Vines and Nciderkorn.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN. Apri, s.
X. II. u.
Philadelphia Americans ...O 2
Philadelphia Nationals .. 8 4
Batteries -- Raymoor. Rommcll
and j. Walker. Meadows. Hubbell,
Belts ana Withrow, Peters.
PETERSBURG. Va. April g.
X. II. ~.
Boston Americans ..7 o ]
Petersburg. Virginia l.. .. 4 10 2
Batteries --- Tnlcott, Rest an 4
Chaplin, Walters. Coldwoll. Main,
Manning and Dohany. Predigar.
WICHITA, Kan, April s.
X. II. II.
Chicago Nationals ....-..13 II o
Wichita Western league E. 3 2
Batteries Weaver and DAILY; Nc
Donald. BIllman. II. Berger and
Haley, Griffin.
wAsHLNGTON. April g.
II. II. ".
New York Nationals ...12 16 3
Washington Americans ...1l
Batteries--S Salloo, Benton, Nehf
mud SmIth. Johnson. SHAW. ACOpta
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Voters will place cross tN) IN ln'
Ing their choice upon each Of said pTopo'
sitions voted upon. -. an
No person shall be entitled TO vote oteag' ."
any of said propositions unless sueu t'ax
son be a lsvaly qualified property -
paying voter OF said city Of Tulsa CA''
homa, as required by law. n
Given under my hand and the sea' ~
the City OF Tulsa, oklahoma. thls 'h'
29th day of March. 1921.
r ID. EVANS.
Mayor
Attest;
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor.
Approved;
FRANK ~. DUNCAN
City Attorney.
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FOURTH PROPOSITIONS; SHAH ths
City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. be authorized
to incur an Indebtedness by issuing us
negotiable coupon bonds in the aEgN'
gate sum of Fifty Thousand NbO'.
10000 Dollars for the purpose OF
providing funds to purchase siio tor'
construct and equip a garbage waste
trash and dead animal sanitary dls'
posai plant for the city OF Tulsa OK
lahoms. TO be owned exclusively W
said city as public utility 20 ley
and collect on annual tax In addition
to all other taxes upon all the taA'
able property in said city OF Tulsa
Oklahoma sufficient 20 pay the n.
Interest on said bonds as 10
falls due, and to provide and consul.
tute a sinking fund for the payment ot
the principal thereof, when due, said
negotiable coupon bonds OF the Clty OK
Tulsa, Oklahoma, IN tho aggregale
amount of Fifty Thousand F5OOO0.vvI
Dollars to bear interest not TO exceed
the rate OF Five and one -halt t5nl
percentum per annum, payable seWl-
annually, and 10 become due twenty
five (2S) years from date OF issuance
Shall said Garbage Disposal FlA'
Bonds be issued?
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wAsrnNGToN. April g.

Tt, II VI
New York Nationals ...12 l6 3
Washington Americans ...1l
Batteries Salloo, Benton. Nehf
and Smith; johnson, Shaw, Acosta
and Picinich,
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Polling Places ana Officers Who Shall
Conduct said Election,

Precinct No. !; Voting Place, 2lS Eas,
First street; Inspector. J. e. Kennsy;
Precinct No. 2: Voting Place. Conven-
ti0n Hall Brady and Boulder: Inspector
j. q. Gilmartin; Judge, j. g. Hess, Clerk
}. w. Cunningham.
Fire station, West Second Street; inspee.
tor. III. II. Bowman; Judge, J, H. Burnctt.
Clerk. Fred T., Bates
Precinct No. 4: Voting Place, Old High
Dermott, Clerk. NJ. {. spardink.
Precinct No. 81 Voting Place, Gnrars
corner Sixth and Main Inspector, John
L, ward Judge Alma shissler, Clerk
Precinct No. 6: Voting Place. Court
House, Assessors Office; Inspector, a.
Q, Avery, Judge, w. J. Eillston. Clerk,
'fI'S Precinct S.'ss 10. Z Voting Place Plymouth
Drug Company Sls West Fifth: Inspector
Sam NJ. Bounds; Judge. Henry Brandner;
Clerk. II, Z: Johnston.
soRds R5Sfois FnrE No. ana ssSs s;nF pss Irving
speetor.. Mrs, Frank e. buntan; Judge. w
4. Scott; Clerk, Mrs. u. l.. Welch,
PRECINCT No; .; Voting Place, Usage
sabsns; Judge, s. W. Mitchell; CLERK. j.
Precinct No. 10, Voting Place, North
side Fire Station, North Main Street; In.
speotor. Lawrence I.yttoni Judge. r.. s.
Precinct No. II; Voting Place, Wash.
ington School, Rockford and Hodge. In
spector, b. Y. Jackson: Judge. Mrs. H.
p p5sc,hSi EsT1Gi S!srh Ns H. vo,iST = hSwe
Side Fire station; Inspector. .. II. vii.
liemsi Judge, John W. Smith; Clerk. VIII
Precinct No. IS; Voting Place. Lincoln
School, Fifteenth aud Peoria; Inspector.
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UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
Tulsa Council No. ass.
Next meeting April 10th, D. m. Election
OF officers and dance at 0 p, m.
W, r. Heron. S. c. Chas, A. Myers. See'y.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-02-10
Land Of the Mind"

A French author once coined the
phrase: The land of the mind"
1t Is a realm that many of us have
forgotten. There the imagery Is real !;
there death Is unknown, and the only
riches are mems thoughts.
With every age 1t grows in splen-
dor. Dickens, Milton, Shakespeare,
Hugo-these and countless others
have left their all for those who
travel there.
The demands of existence have
blinded some of US to the joys that
lie in such travels. AS children we
roamed the fields of imagination, but
now we believe only in the material.
Yet we call ourselves wise.
The dreary nights of winter are
ahead. Why not cheat them Of their
dreariness, and on the wings Of lit
,erature journey TO the Land Of tho
Mind?-Portland OregOnian.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-02-10
GENESEE REPUBLICAN,
BANQUET

The Genesee County Republican
Banquet will be held in Flint next
Tuesday evening, February Is. This
will be in succession to the annual
events which have been so pleasur-
able in the past and it is expected
that 1t will fully equal them in the tai
entthat will participate in the program.
The place for holding the banquet
has not been definitely settled upon,
but it is expected that it will be in
the new Hotel Durant. A feature of
the program will be an address by
Senator Eva Hamilton of Grand
Rapids. Other speakers will be Cong.
Frank Crowther, Gov. Alex. Groes-
beck, Charles Warner of Lansing and
Rep. Colgrove of Hastings. An inter-
esting musical program has been ar
ranged by the committee in charge.
Tickets for the banquet may be had
at The Messenger office, Doy1e's store
or at the Office of F. M. Houghton &
Co.