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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-06-17

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-06-17

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-06-17

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
GREAT FUTURE FOR TULSA
Rev. Abel aud rabbi 1nth Address
Junior Chamber at Commerce.

Belief In great future for Tulsa,
baSod upon iuduatrlHl ana aEri-
culture growth, was strongly cN-
pressed by Reverend Abel iu a. talk
bctor" the members OF the Junior
chamber Of Commerce nt their
regular weekly luncheon yeaterduv.
The Methodist pastor declared that
no offers from cities IN other parts
OF the country could temp him,
because hts conviction iu a greater
Tulsa was Hu adequately backed
up by Tulad'H upportuniticM
Rabbi Charles Is. Latz urged
that tho members acquaint thom-
srlyoS more thoruughly with export
conditions In ~ short talk. Dr.
Fred Cronk ALSO talked. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Charles laughton. guests Of
the club, entertained them with
music. II was dignpp ppointmcnt TO
the members that the prosidcut OF
the United states Junior Chamber of
Commerce, George Wilson from
DnllnB was not able to make train
connections as ho had planned and
could not be present al the luncheon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21

carry IL out as soon as a successor TO
Meyers with the open shop assoeia-
ton could become familiar with the
work.
Meyers ls now the secretary Of the
bureaus ~ Industry. commerce and
engineering and Is 70 retain this po-
sition until other secretaries are .al-
pointed
C. A. Border will act temporarily
as secretary Of the civic and general
service and administration bureaus.
j. d. hcClelland. besides having
charge OF membership and accqLnts,
In also to act for the present as Sec
rotary of the bureau ~ agriculture.
Apermanent secretary of this bu-
reau is 20 be named later by the
board of directors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
NAME NEW SECRETARY
Frank Purple Sucrceds Meyer as
Manager of Open shop Associa-
ton. MrNrr 90 q. OF q.

Frank Purple has been elected
secretary and manager Of the Tulsa
open shop association and has al
ready assumed his duties in that ca
pacity, according 80 an announce
ment from the Chamber OF Com
merce yeHterday. Purple succeeds
Barney Meyers, who has managed
the association for the past year.
Meyers has alFo been associated
with the Chamber Of Commerce az
industrial engineer. At tho meeting
~ the boaro Of directors OF the
Chamber ot Commerce last Friday
COL Ira L. Reeves, manager of the
Chamber of Commerce. requested
that the open shop association and
the Chamber Uf Commerce be COM
pletely divorced. and that Meyers
be employed full time by the Cham
bcr Of Commerce. His request was
granted and the directors decided 20
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
'fss;A!t Ths,sss
Uheutrra

OHPHEuM "fhe Fuur Horaemru 81
Tho Apocalypse Res Ingram production
adopted from the literary masterpiece hy
Vicente Ulascn ttanok. Special music h'-
cpWpsnlss this pi,iurr,
MAJESTIC Dream strset' p y W.
production hs the wizard ~ the movies
since "way Down last" Majestic News
ana Topics NJ tho Day. Mairstio orruas.
tra and organ.
PALACE Passing THRU" starring
Douglas MCLEAN THtho News. first 'uu
in state, other features and the Palace
urrheatfH.
HTHAND The Scooter" en- Allan
uvan production, u D. also first fts
unusl attraction, Larry bcmon IN THE
sultor.'
RIALrO "rbc love Light starring
Macy pIokf1rd tha ia said 20 be one Of
ana NiaitD otrhUutra,
BROADWAY. "Tho Hossland maids
mu4ical comedy company, Ills Wtfc's
Money starring Eugene OHtiou, fHtho
heWH
WONDERLAND. "The smart Bot "
starring ENa NoVak. "IiH Friends TIP, =
smashing comedy.
Lyric 'Iissrts ot tho Range west.
etn, Mack sonurtt comedy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
ART IN ADVERTISING
Blokcl Explains Methods of writing
aud laying out Artistic and
DInMIng AdA 10 tlmh.

Principles that must bc followed
by the successful artist iu attaining
excellence and fame nre equally ap.
plicable 20 ndvertiscmcuiE H.. VI.
Bickcl. president ~ the Tulsa Ad.
vcrtiainE company explained ~ tho
Ad club luncheon a. Hotel Tulsa
yesterday noon As ono AdmiroB a
beautiful painting. and as 90 attracts
ana holds onoa attention, so is oncB
admiration and attention focused on
advertisements that cmbody the
principles ~ art
win tho aid ~ y cory OF q fa-
NOUS painting that hauRs he tho
tho Chicago art gallery Birkol
traced the course ~ tho human eye
In observing tho picture, explaining
mat the uWD optical process ensures
In reading AN advertisements The
eyo. ho stated, begins at the LETT side,
moves toward the contcr, ana tnenpe
out of the advertisement by way Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21

these letters may not be co,.,.
Colonel Reeves expressed bons ',,'e' ,.',.
everyone having acquaIn,an,. "
friends who should be member. ~ "
in their names so they may be ss,.,
to Join and become a part o. tbo
ganlzed force that is striving :, W
ther the best interests Of Tuls,
Advance preparations for ,
forthcoming campaign h,y. wy
conducted quietly, but for tbe ~
several days q large force of ctp.tS 80
and stenographers has occupIed ls ~
of the Cha mber Of Commerte r.,.s pls
compiling lists OF prospective rs... a.
bers and putting into concrets go
the information that they are Ia =.
csive w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
NEW MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
Chamber OF Commerce VIII Invite
5000 Tulsans 90 Affiliate.

Letters are 10 be sent to approx
mately 5000 Tulsans prior to the
organized membership campaign
asking them TO become members OF
the Chamber OF Commerce, Col Ira
l.. Reeves. manager Of the chamber.
announced yesterday. This, he said.
affiliate with the organization priot
10 the drive 80 they can as members
1oin with directors in pushing the
Man 20 bring the enrolment 20 2. 500
and In making the campaign sue
cessful.
As the mailing list used in 8
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21

tho right side or tho bottom. a num-
ber of Illustrations ~ successful ad-
veriiw mcuts used by some uf the
nations largest advortiscrR fur
nished ample proof ~ the speakers
cOntehtipns
~ 4. Raymond was elected presi-
dent Of the Al club 20 succeed r. T..
White who resigned 10 move 20 Ok
lahyma CITY Raymond won bv one
vote over his only opponent, OTIS l..
snow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
Disabled T.. s. Submarine
Arrives at Port in Cuba

WASH1NGTON, Sept 2o.--The
disabled submarine R-27 has arrived
In Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, under her
own power, the navy department was
advised this afternoon, No details
OF the damage suffered by the sub
marine or the reason Tor her send
ing out distress signal were given,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
TULSA SPIRIT OFF PRESS
New Publication of Chamber of
Commerce Into Mails saturday.


The first issue OF the Tulsa
spirit Ia bo issued under the nav
plan, which provides for It's h.
suancc every two weeks rs To be
placed In the mails saturday morn
ing. II will consist OF 10 pages
and will contain a complete report
OF Col, Ira Reeves, manager, on
tho reorganization plans uf the
Chamber OF Commerce. as adopted
by the board of directors.
Not less than 5000 copies will be
printed, according To Reeves, and
given wide distribution In the city
and county, This issue Ia not in
tended for outside circulation.
Under the newly adopted plon,
the Spirit, official organ of the
Chamber OF Commerce, is to be
less statistical and be of more
news interest, To both Tulsa and
outsiders who wish to know local
progress.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21

HpfrIHl 20 The World.
PAWSlltKA. Sept 20 .-- Tht
the concrete road now being lnid
between Pawhuska and PcrshinE IN
tho piece OF road work IN the state
ia the abatement made Roy W. q.
Rrownell. representative Of tho
Portland Cement association. He
asserts that this is the only concrete
road being laid under water In
Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
CONTINUE PROBE
OF MINE BATTLE
Senator's Leave Hunting
ton at Daybreak and
Invade Logan
TG EXAMINE SHERIFF
But Officer Who Led Men OPP
posed to Miner Army Has
Left West Virginia

HUNTINGTON, W Va. sept 20.
while most of Huntington was rub
binE tho sleep from its eyes. s"na-
tors Kenyon and Shortridg,. con-
tlnuing their whlriwind inquiry In
the whirlpool warfare IN tho West
Virginia coal fields, boarded Chcs-
Hpcake and ohio train AZ lawn to-day
for rush through Logan county
10 review the scene ~ tho recent
bloody battle at the Boone county
linc which resulted I'm federal action
and tho presence OF sodcral troops
In the troubled area,
Tho senate committee nc the sug
gcstion ~ members of m" state po-
lice IN Mingo county ullnnyI ~ tx.
amino Sheriff Don Chqin NJ Logan
county VINO was In command Of
about 1000 deputies VITO defended
the logan Boone county limo until
the coming uf The Unucl States
troops caused the retreat ut the In
Nadiug union mIncrH. Ottrtr. an I
members Of tho state oDnstabulary
now stationed at Blair mountain.
the dividing line between tho Two
counties, will nlso be givep an op-
portunity 10 describe the recent ou:-
break TO tho committee.
Kept Unions out of County.
The unions have never boon able
10 secure foothold In Logan county
and tho miners Of this territory.
wilder and more primitive In some
respects than MinRo county. are cx.
pectcd TO paint for the senator's a
different picture Of the conflict from
a 4. a
dwellers OF tho Tug river valley.
Today VIII be occupied In going
over the ground held by the defense
army after which the committees
viii return TO Huntington for the
night.
LOGAN, w. Va. Sept 2O.--sher-
IN Don Chafin Of Logan county.
who commanded the citizens army
which defended the Logan county
line against the advancing miners
from the Blair mountain district.
was not here today to greet Sena-
tors Kenyon and Shortridgo OF the
senate investigating committee when
they arrived at Logan to inquire
into causes and effects OF tho latest
armorod outbreak.
II was admitted by officials al tho
courthouse here, whore tho commit
tee examined n number OF local cit.
izcns. that Chafln. because OF feel.
ing that exists in the union conf
fields here as a result OF the indict-
ing OF more than 500 men for al
alleged participation In the recent
march" on Mlngo county, has LEFT
for the northern part OF tho United
states TO remain until troubled
Logan county again assumes d
normally peaceful attitude.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
Harding Plans Submitting
Three Treaties at Once

WASHINGTON. sept sO.-Pros-
ident Harding will submit the
treaties OF peace with Germany,
Austria and Hungary to the senate
for ratification tomorrow. II was
officially announced AT the white
house this morning, No message
viii accompany the three treaties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21

To enable street car conductors
to work faEter a transfer ticket Is
suing and punching machine opcr-
ntcd 10y root lever has been de-
signed, having u speed Of 60 tickets
"A minute
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21

Chemists In Australia are trying
to make available FOR tanning the
tanniu known to exist to "A greater
or less extent in every variety of
eucalyptus Tree native to that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21

a pneumatic life saving raft that
can be quickly inflated has been
invented in England for tine use OF
Aviators flying over water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21

HFOADWAY. "Tho NaHslHud MaidH',
musical comedy company, "liis Wtfos
Money starring Eugene O'Htiou, fHtho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
SatinS at Unusual Prices
Genuine Satin Franccise

Perfect in every detail and surprisingly beau
tful with it's soft rich lustcr plain and
changeable oolors in white, black and over so
shades SO inches wide. In sale, , TX
special ,.,..,... Observation-Disclosures. Es -
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
COLONIAL THANKSGIVING
At STEEL WORKS ''Y'

Headed by the social and musical
departments and under the auspices
Of the steel works club. a Thanksgiv-
given in the "Y' Thursday night that
will be unique and interesting in its
nature. 1t will in fact be re-produc-
tion .of how the Pilgrim fathers OBJ
served Thanksgiving in Colonial times.
This festal- observance has been ar
ranged for steel works employees and
their families exclusively. Men now
working in the mills and employees
not working and their families will be
made equally welcome.
The spacious lobby of the building
will be temporarily converted to repre-
sent a forest with Indian wtckiups
and tepees. The famous old well will be
reproduced. and there will be oodles OF
cider. doughnutS and fruit. 1t will in
fact DO a big. oldfashioned Thanksgiv-
ing party with plenty OF fun and en-
tertainment.
Starting promptly at o'clock the
following program will be carried out
In the auditorium:
Mock Wedding by Alpha Social club.
Cecil Openheim songs.
Dutch dance by members Of Las
Allegras club.
Pilgrim song by Steel Works mixed
chorus.
Indian songs lin costume) By Mrs.
Little Butter Cup, Ethel Rees.
Song-"Old Black Joe" by Frank
Parmalce and chorus.
Duet-"Old Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Preston.
Accordion solo by Augustine Allet-
ito.
Scotch reels and Irish jigs by Annie
MacIndoe and Dorothy Bancock.
Row Smith will preside at the organ
and piano as accompanist and song
leader. Tom Christian will officiate as
master of ceremonies. Remember.
this Is only for employees at the steel
works whether working or not. and
their families.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
FRED FULTON WINS

winnipeg. Nov. 22.-Fred Fulton,
Minneapolis heavyweight knocked out
Carl Morris of Oklahoma in the fourth
round of n scheduled Is round bout to-
night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
CENTRAL TEAM IN
GOOD CONDITION
Every Player Will Be Able
To Get In
Lineup
ED FRIEDMAN

Central will 20 against Centennial
tomorrow In the best of condition.
The Wildcat team is complete and
ready. there Is no player out because
Of failure In his studies.
The Central eleven will come on the
field supported by all of the local blue
and whito followers. II Central wins It
will be because they have a superior
team; II Centennial WINS 1t II because
they have an unQucstionably better
team.
EVERYONE who intends to see this
game knows that its result Is decisive
and the winning team will be the
champions of Pueblo. The officials are
impartial and competent and are ali
Denver. the Arkansas Valley and
Colorado Springs.
This game rests entirely upon the
merits Of the two teams. and will be
another case OF the best team wins.
Tho Central team Is strong and has
been going through some stiff prac-
tico that has put It In a fit shape for
the game tomorrow. Wagner. Badovi-
nae and Mccrillis arc the strength Of
the Central team. Houser. Barta.
Pomelio and Hughes represent tho
speed of the Wildcat eleven. Peatc.
Pope, Stewart, wennermArk, Fandrlck.
Berry, Wigglcsworth and Underwood
are the unemcn on whom Central Is
depending to break up tnc plays and to
sec to It that Central keeps moving
with tho ball. Harris. who has shown
up SO good at quarterback because of
his good headwork will play that posi-
ton tomorrow.
The kickoff is at 2:3o tomorrow aft
ernoon and all Pueblo football enthu-
sissts should be at the state fair
grounds to see the biggest game OF the
season. The tickets ars soc. admission
at tho gate 60c. There will be a charge
OF Soc for all autos that cross the race
track.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
KANSAS CITY AWARDED
BASKETBALL TOURNEY

Chicago. ILL.,. Nov. z2.-kansas City
was awarded the basketball tourna-
ment OF the national amateur athletic
union meeting in annual convention
today. The senior and Junior track and
field meets relays and Decathlon and
tho senior and Junior cross-country
runs were given to tho Metropolitan
association of New York.
Tho New England A. Z. was awarded
the boxing and wrestling champion.
ship matches and the indoor swimming
water polo relays and medley pentA-
thlon werc given to New York.
Four worlds records held by Charles
W. Paddock. the southern California
lash man were recognized as official
by the convention. Paddock holds
record OF 3-5 seconds pointly with
Howard Drew for the century dash; a
record of 20 As seconds for the 22o
yard dash and 30 1-5 for the 800 yard
dash and the worlds record for the 900
metre run at 80 1-5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
AMATEUR SMOKER
GIVEN BY P. A. c.

An interesting program OF boxing
and wrestling bouts among amateurs
was held during n smoker given py
the Pueblo Athletic club last night
Several of the bouts among the be-
zinners" proved to be whirlwind af-
fairs and there was possibilities among
some of the entries for future boxers
and wrestlers.
Several OF the athletic clubs or
schools of the city entered contestants.
the E Pluribus Unum club entered
most of the members on the program.
The list of contestants in the order
they took part and the club which
Colorado Bear Cat VS.. Young
Breedlove: Buttner club.
Kid Marks VS.. Battling Coogan-
1rds., r. p. q. club.
Young Dominick VS.. Battling Chest
er-3rds.. Dean club.
Kid Sanchez VS.. Besser Stranger.
Kid Buttner school.
Young Gotch VS.. Terrible Greek.
KID Duffy VS.. Young Dash. ards..
Dean club.
Battling Molly VS.. Young o'Dowd.
Srds., f. P. U. club.
Kid Tango VS.. Kid Friggs. 3rds.. T..
p. U. club.
Well let's stop hero and tell about
wrestling-some in tho audience be-
lieved. that It had been rehearsed when
the referee became tangled up In
the mass offying limbs. and with all
three laying on the floor, winded and
tired out, the alert gong man" did his
duty.
Young Russell VS.. Kid johnson. 5
rounds.
Young Madison VS.. Kid Thrasher. 8
P0upda
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
LIVE SPORTING NEWS
Benny LEONARD 0UTP0NTS
FRIEDMAN FOR. DECISION

Philadelphia. Penn. Nov. 22.-Benny
Leonard. lightweight boxing champion
of the world outpoinsed Sailor Fried
man OF Chicago. in an eight-round, no
decision bout tonight. Both men enter
and the championship was not at stake.
The Chicagoan was game and took
the offensive in many rounds. Leonard,
tho better boxer. withstood his assaulta
and found that he must pile enough
points to win a popular victory. Fried.
man staggered the champion several
times with hard punches to the head
but Leonard smiled and gave three or
more blows In return. The champion
lid most of his fighting in the seventh
and eighth rounds and at one time ap-
ened condition. In the eighth round
they met In the center Of the ring
and there carried on a slug fest In
which Leonard delivered tho strongest
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
ROGER HORNSBY LEADS
WINTER COAST LEAGUE

San Francisco. Nov. 22.-Roger
Hornsby of the Los Angeles club now
is the leading batsman of the Cali
fornia Winter league with percent
age Of .39S.
Trailing Hornsby arc the following
five: Harry Heilmann. Missions. 1856;
Ty Cobb, San Francisco. .31s: Carl Saw
yer. Vernon. .373; Jack Knight, Vernon,
$50. and George sisler. Vernon. $50.
The Vernon club is in tho lead. the
Missions are second, Los Angeles third.
and San Francisco fourth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
RIVERA and W0P Are READY
FOR BANTAM CLASH TONIGHT

What will probably be the best fistic
ATTRACTION staged here among bantam
weight battlers is the scheduled twenty
round battle between Demon Rivera
and Joe the Wop at the Pueblo Ath-
letic club tonight at 2121a West Seventh
street. The fight is billed for the
championship Of the west and will be
one of the first scraps over the twenty
.ound route seen in Pueblo for sew
eral years.
In the curtain raiser two fast col.
!ored boys. who appeared on last
months card and brought the house
to an uproar in applause for their fast
milling, will again feature Kid john
son and Kid Thrasher in four round
tilt.
Soldier Roberts and Kid Butler will
do the semi-windup In a six round go.
Their clash tonight will make the third
time the two have met and the fans
are aware of plenty Of action with
these two mitt weilders in the ring.
As a special attraction the Steel city
Four singing quartet, will warble the
late songs between the different bouts.
Several new and late songs will be
given by the harmonious four and will
prove as great attraction at this event
ance or P. A. c. card last month.
Joe the Wop and Demon Rivera
wound up their heavy training yester-
day afternoon and both stated they
were in the best of shape for tho long
grind tonight. The weights OF both
of the boxers was well within the
range and neither of the two bantams
expected to tip the scales over the
11S pounds at ringside tonight.
There is every indication to believe
that the fight card tonight will be at
tended by the largest gathering Of
fight fans ever attending fight hero
in late years. The sale OF tickets at
the Empire, Dixon-Miller. Swearingen
and the Perkins Pool hall have been
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
ROCKY KANSAS GIVEN
DECISION TEN ROUNDS

Milwaukee, WIS, Nov. 22-Rocky
Kansas of Buffalo, lightweight, was
given the newspaper decision over
Johnny Mendelsohn OF Milwaukee. in
a ten round bout. Kansas was credit
ed with outpointing Mendelvohn in
several rounds while the latter held
Rocky even in about five periods.
Mendelsohn's best round was the
sixth.
Earl Macarthur of Iowa suffered a
technical Knockout by frankie Sch
malzer, Milwaukee bantamweight in
the fourth round. Macarthur claims he
did not hear the count the crowd hoot-
ing the referee.