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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Dog Race Results
sneclaI 10 rhn NNnrlh

Special TO The World
EAST ST LOUIS, H., Nov. "a
Results to today's greyhound races:
First race, quarter mue-PIay-
fellow first Oakland Help second,
quaker BOY third Time, 26 So.
Lillian Parton, Joneta and Baby
Mine also ran
Second race, hrce-sixteenths mile
Madame y first. Timothy second
Tulsa Girl third Time. 20 Is The
Shuftalier BABY Buck and Behave
Yourself also ran.
Third race, quarter mile-Pay Up
first, Handsome Ray second, olive
Cannon third over the Rhine. sun
kist and Furnessa also ran.
Fourth race, i've -siNteenths mile
Naomi first, Earnest wild Bu
second, Magpie third Time. "a
Wild Dillon, Kansas city wild Bill
and Security also ran.
Fifth race, three -siNteenths mile
Miss Vindicator first. Cheerful
Moments second, Dutch Bergman
third. same, 10 is, Sunshine. The
only one and Allie Alert also ran.
sixth race, quarter mile--Marhle-
head first Flyipg Clara second.
Dillon wild Bill. Time 26 as. sui
sun, shannon Boy and Miss
O'Leary also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Academy Wins, 7 TO 6
From CidremOre nigh

Tho academy football team cod
TULSA l. defeated the Claremor,
High eleven at Clarcmore ycstcr,
day, To o. in a hard fought game
After scoreless first half Tulsa q
Tiger cubs took the lead In the third
quarter when Scwart grabbed n punt
on the C,aremorv 5-yard line and
nan for a touchdown. pill kicked
goal Tor what turned out 10 be the
deciding point.
The Clarcmorc touchdown Camc
Ion the fourth period Clarcmore re.
covered the ball ON tumble and a
penalty put IL ON Iulsas Toward
line, The ClarCmore quarterback
carried II over, but the attempt To
KICK goal failed
Vaughn, lcft end, craft, tackle,
Flock, halfback, and AlspuuEh,
center, did the best work for Tulsa.
The Tulsa team aud some roOtcrs
made the trip 10 and from Clarcmore
in motor cars.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
X. C MEETS SAPULPA
Coach Jones' Gridsters Take on
Manuals OF Missouri Town
This Af;cruODn

SAPULPA, Nov 23.-Coach Nir-
gil Jones Sapulpa high school foot
bah team, Oklahoma Central con-
ference champions and leaders for
the 1921 state scholastic title, con-
cluded practice at League park this
afternoon for their first interstate
game this season, to be played as
a Thanksgiving and Home Coming
day attraction here tomorrow after
noon when the blue and white will
meet the strong Manual high school
team from Kansas city.
Indications late today were that
record crowd of football enthusl-
asts will pass the gates at League
park for the Turkey day fruras.
Ticket dealers have experienced a
rush for 3. II. S.-M. $. each day
since early laSt week not alone
from local fans but from those In
many surrounding cities. In addi-
tion to the attendance from Sapulpa
and neighboring cities, all Sapulpa
students who have been attending
other schools this year will be at
home for the annual holiday and
the game,
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Phillips Tulsa High Clashes With Capital City This Afternoon
PickinQ AHStdr EIeUenS
"WITH BRIDGE.

the greatest football year in the history Of this truly Il
= draws to n
: a
picking
ALA
first ho
artcd by
he'd In
iectons whole good as thos 70 be made later 1e
viii discover that he has LETT off who
included also hat ne heu Hih not worthy
foot n
may N,l,
with thr
humb machine, 100 dd u
suoh mag ~ q n Tho
a couple Of vyr
Ncit,e o nor uupa.
"a the mythical western
tea
vii bc line. Wen u ncr,
otho be
with is a o
we'd the Of
be TO
authority about selecting y
all IA
il fields than
Yale Harvard ai
liH
await his findings with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
CAGERS START IN
MID-YEAR FORM
NJ. c. Hales Hand Megees
2819 Trimming; Pure
Oils Beat Southern

Basketball Of the mld.scason va
ricty flashed on the stage Of the Y.
VI. G.. 4 sport calendar IN the OPEN
ing games OF the Commercial league
last night NJ G. Hale handed Me
gee Sporting Goods company a rs
10 trimming in the first exhibition
of the evening while Pure Oils
cleaned the southern Hardware
bunch by 62-2i score. Both games
showed last basketball for the first
OF the season and showed the fans
that there are going TO be some
rapid exhibitions on the card as the
league progresses.
The first game between Mcgee and
Hale, although the score was OF a
more even nature was none the
more exciting than the last on the
card. Hale took the lead I'm the
early moments Of the game and
through the consistent guarding OF
Hahn and accurate shooting OF
Pappan. managed To keep in the
clear for the remainder OF the game.
Although the Mcgee team tied the
score at one time and made things
miserable for their opponents at all
times.
Bon springer was up to his old
form In the pure southern title an
ncxing total of II baskets, the
score piled up 10y the green outtit
does not indicate the keen compe-
tItlun that they met. For a long
pcrlod in tho first half the Southern
team, In poorer physical condition.
kept the pace but were forced 10 fall
back.
Scores:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
We Thank You

II always square with
the publishing %
miss somethngand somebody feels slight
that
attention following
me al changed his mind
sapulpa. Okla. November O, 1891
OF World,
Oklahoma.
Dear Friday afternoon
highly
setting forth
playing OF
In I'M that has
lightly
whether concerned q
a deal
old prejudice carried
been streets OF Sduulpt
World
pleasure extending fhs
that
would
this
truly
Ii.
Chnnnh nf -Nr-n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Dog Race Entries

Special TO The World
EAST ST LOUIS, H.. Nov. 23-
Entries for Thanksgiving grey
races:
First race, quarter mil"-Allens
Comrade, Rachel wild BIZ, Mickey
Clair. Harmony Sunburnt and so
Long Dick.
Second race, three -sixteenths mile
Tulsa Girl, Speedy Gift. King Au-
tumn, Prince Lively, sonora and
Rosey Star.
Third race two-fourths mile--Fly-
Ing stone The Tiger, Nightcap, oak
land Hero, Ripping Rhine and
King Parton.
Fourth race. five-sixteenths mile
Smokey hin Buck. Oakland
Hymn, Cannibal King. Rush Reuben,
Leopold and wild Dillon.
Fifth race quarter mile--Oakland
Graft, Flying Clara, Pay our Bill,
Dillono WiN Bill. Honeysuckle and
Freddie Parton,
sixth race, five -siXteenths mile
Oakland Hannah, Highbal, Earnest
Wild Bill, Lord Helpum, Jadda, Red
Red Rose.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Sand Springs to Play
Ramona This Morning

Sand Springs and Ramona high
schools viii meet on the gridiron
al sand Springs this morning, the
game being called at 1880. The
contest Is To be played in tho mVrn-
ing So that Sand Springs fans may
como To Tulsa this afternoon to take
Ia one of the games here and also
To- enable Tulsa fans 10 attend tho
morning game n they desire
Coach Bstemau's sand Springs
team hps not been defeated by a
high school team this year. tho only
stain ON It's record being the reverse
suffered at the hands of oklahoma
Military academy uf Dlarumurc.
sand Springs dgslros Co got post
season game with the winner OF the
fHlrIuN-pawhuska encounter today.
or would take on Fort Gibson The
Sand SPRINGS pawhuyka game sched
ulcd "a few weeks ago, was called
utf ON account Of wet grounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Elsewhere. Alphabetically.

Elsewhere, alphabetically.
Alabama W.. Mississippi Aggios At
Birmingham.
Arizona vs. New Mexico Military
institute nt Tucson.
Arkansas college vs.. Little Rock
at Batosvlllo
Austin VS. Trinity Rt sherman.
Case va. Western Reserve at Cleve-
land.
Cincinnati Va. Miami at Cincln-
natl.
Colorado vs. Colorado Mines ot
Denver.
Colorado college VS.. Denver at
Colorado Springs.
Columbus W.. Colgate a. New Yok
Creighton We South Dakota at
Omaha
Dickson vs. Rucknou at Carllsle.
Florida W. Oglcthorpc at Ca tes-
vile.
Georgetown w. bethany at Wash h-
ingtou.
Georgetown college VS. catholic
university at Washington
Georgia N". clemson at AthCna.
Georgia Tech vs.. Alabama Poly.
al Atlanta.
Johns Hopkins ys. Washington
and Lee at Baltimore.
Kansas VS. Missouri nt Lawrence,
Kentucky VS.. North Carolina state
at College park.
Nebraska VS. Colorado AgEieg at
. Lincoln.
North Carolina vs., Virginia a,
chapel Nm
I Norc Dame VS.. Michigan ArF,cs
az Notrc Dame
ohio university vs. Marietta at
Athens
Oklahoma AFglcs va woshburr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Wrestling and Boxing
on Next T. A. c. Card
Set for Monday Night

Arrangements were completed
Yesterday by Art ApploERtc, man
ager of the Tulsa Athletic club.
10 present a double card OF wrest-
ling and boxing as the next ath-
lctic show ia the 7 A. &, gymna-
stun under the Terminal hotel.
The show is to bo on next Monday
night,
Sailor Jack Woods OF san Fran
cisco IL TO meet Gus Papas OF Salt
Lake city In the wrestling match,
catch as catch can, best two falls
In three, The mon are middlo-
weights and the reputed TO be top
nOtChers.
There will be an elght-round
fistic contest, the prMcipals to be
Snnounced later.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
STATE-PITT
BIG GAME TODAY
Killinger, Super Quarter
back, to BE Watched
With Interest
By JACK vEIoCR

NEW YORK. Nov 23.-GIon XIII
ingor. Penn states quarterback. win
10" the ,yuosuro for all ,yra iomur.
ro" ~ Forbes uold. Pittsburgh.
when the Nittany Lions tackle Pop
Warnor's ranthcrs ln nn effort 10
clinch the eastern football cham.
pionship
This game "a the biggest ou the
turkey day schedule and 10 tho
Lions win u they viii bee supreme ln
the Atlantic Houhuurd. winding up
with eight victories and one tte out
NJ Wiff schedule uf uiun regular
games state has "a game with
Washington university ot Seattle De
ccmbtr .. hu' 10 win have ao uoar.
INK on the eastern title.
THROUGHOUT brilliant season of
competition against Houic ~ the
strongest teams Iu the cast. Eiiiiuger
has boon the guiding spirit OF Hugo
E'HdcltH tDnm IIr g. one OF tho
Hrason'H big point scorers and has
won his spurs as field general
extraordinary
with n record already so brilliant
that he Ia practically certain to bc
chosen az flrst all-Amsrlrau quar-
i"rhuck hv a generous majority Of
.'''' ''' i''"f ~ VIII I' lIllh lu'
l'ltisburgh game bent on adding 10
glory already won and his efforts ~
marked man viii ho interesting to
watch
killinRor is regarded hv many
critics who have seen him In action
ns one of the greatest ground cover
Ing hacks ever developed In this
country. Hts great physical power
coupled with vpccd and natural
ability 10 play the game enahlcs him
90 sweep through broken field with
the catabultlc force Of stampcdcd
TOXINS steer and he often cvadcs %
tnckler ot close quarters by sheer
speed alone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
High School Teams Battle
at Stadium; Visiting
Squad Is Heavy

y,,o, t. ,....... ,..-
""' ''''''
''' N Hp against 90" bk.au"Ws tl'y
liigIH eleven in their Turkey day
crcnprfu,rt Tulsa ir.g, win moe,
49,, .lt..n
'" "'"'' '' ""'
heavier 'hhn any rHIlrg" s1uai in
the state AtcfaHinu lTT 3.II
puurd. ton man 1,,Is,... .i, ann.
nom VIII h' ''h "i % team. 'h'
'.'''n W"n We ching "a total ~ 1aH
POUNDS. ~ so pounds less than q
ton
'Nu'n Hrcu'm1u's Bra''H wIli
enter tho game today with an over.
age weight NJ tGU pounds Tho pu.
saR'W"ut. nt lcaH' 300 regard" 90
weight VIII hu similar iU % college
game ns both squads arc above $40
average ln high school circles IN,
game prlula'a Goo Iu uur Whrr.
hIuWu aud muscle Will play gr,t.
part
ono Nnn Mr,.hs nt- p,prJs
Tho hravl,at T5. IN Ir, IE,a.
hnm, CIV srpsi frr.sr p.il.l ,l|.
tho s,sIo ,t pl7 u.yuJ. Ohm. tf,f
I,r Yuarf,rI..E H. IsBt,.f
Weighing ia rUrub.
ArhUupb th,Iy rpp.u,rfs ,ut.
yyrI.h th,m NOV. ,bur - roupds a.,
fh, man tho urrvrs .-. fnr frnr
n,,nr dswuhsnrtrd m. TuIsops
r.i,.t o.. I,,. a. tr.t ,n.. ..,r,,f,.,,.
"a team averaging pf,Yra, T.. "A r,,,,l
u.tI Tny. I.,t q g. arm And
while Tu.sa Gas uoafr, 40 lr.ss ~
.nuuIr, pn,l lin, last FRIDAY th.y
p'nv,d On sirppgr as yaIl a
yyci. glIpnery field
.pr t, m, ,dy,,,.
dopo on the tyo t,,r,g ns tn fa.t
''.. ,,iII me-. tb. c,',,,,,,,.-
,r Am thing, ..p hmm, D., -.
fno g,1, nUr y.a, Ir ,,,,b,r ,r,..
largest crowd Of tho ,car is .x
U..t,d-,t I,. STADIUM, ub.n. ga, .,,t,.,
announce, tb. ktrknff a. 3.aE
4 I,.d md ,,,bt,, p.,,d.
Tho i','b ~ pt',bnr,, GtT'' moi,
was fuIIv rncrnrl.ii,cd .,a ~ ,,.
moral scr,,',, ,,.,.,'r r,'rrI,1 ,,,, a.,
rrrpt rrrrun,,y tv T,is, tIt,,b ,,or
.ptbu.i,st. ,,L,, ga, i,t,,r ,,..Ip,,
IA bngn r,r,d. ,rursan,. ,s,o-,,,.,,
tbrnlirb Ia, L,.s,rcss s.c,i'.,, .rn,
pr,,c,s,,n ana ,insc ., ,i, bi,,i'.
long
nh ,.r,a, O.. 80, ,,,,,..r t.e.-..
rr,nL pitiI dn, m m,nI,nro,,nr In, u'U ,,hior
ia st,god ,,rh ,.c,r h,, a.. rri,,.,o,
ana Gem, st,td,n,g ~, 10" .
thn,,s,,d .tudcn,s ,.,r, f., ~ .,5
or srnn ~ 80, ~, -, -.
,int of rc, ana .,ht,, 49,. ,,h"nt''
rolnrs
TuIsa tt,gb may or may M, h.
abIc tn Lcaf oLiab,,,o GI,,. ,rh,rs.
dav I'm, ~ ,,rt"r,, ,Ya.. r.o5 n,,,
Win duc sS,oct Ia, ,nc s,,don,s o,v
,vav "t,,oeta, MT. sbc,,,c1 90,
only oricinaiI,y hnt cn~cf,'t rlan'
Ming featured in Tho mock unoral
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Turkey Day Grid
Program Here

SO NDNul'y pprh ~ 3 o'olo,k
iuls uft"fu uu#-Tulsn uuI,rr-
ah N-. Philips uniNcr-ifN at
in.i, Win SECOND place I'm Oa-
inhpmu intercollegiate CONFER.
DuDt Jt stake.
NJ H., stadium at 3tu'olpCk
thi- ui|'tupun -a 1itlsn high
aghuu' ,-. OtiuhImb tip high
school
NJ NdUd Spring At 1890
u.,lurk this ~ urniug -- sand
~priuE hinh ,luut vs.. IA
muui high hChoHi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Rocky Kansas "in Bad"
With Boxing "COmish'
q
MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2S,--Al-
though he won his bout with
Johnny Mendelsohn, Rocky Kansas
Of Buffalo may be barred for one
year from boxing In Wisconsin for
violation OF the rules Of the state
boxing commission.
Kansas Is alleged TO have engaged
In a bout outside the state within
six days OF his engagement here,
thereby forcing the local prom moter
10 set the date OF his show a day
ahead in order TO comply with the
regulations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
CENTRE TO PLAY
u. OF CALIFORNIA
Kentucky Team to Meet
Pacific Coast Champs
New Years Day

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23.-Cen-
tre college of Kentucky will play
the University OF California at Pas
adena. Cal, New Years day, ac-
Cording to an announcement tonight
by Manager J, MCGEE of the Centre
football team, which Is here to meet
Tulane tomorrow. Manager McGee
stated that definite decision had
been reached to accept the invita-
tion Of the western college TO meet
II during the festival OF roses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24

Endorse Clean-Up Move.

ARDMORE, Nov. 25.-CitiZens OF
Healdton and the oil sections In the
western part OF this county went on
record at a mass meeting last night
OF indorsipg the cleanup movement
instituted In Ardmore and expressed
a hope that the attorney generals
department would begin a probe in
that section Immediately
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Cornell Meets Penn To-day.

FHILADELPHIA, Nov 23.-Cor-
nelrs football squad arrived today
and was taHen to Philmont Country
club TO remain there until shortly
before the game tomorrow at Frank
lin field against the Pennsylvania
eleven. The Pennsylvania team is
spending the night in the country
and will motor to Franklin field
just before the game starts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Dusky Bantam, Here
to Train for BATH

Johnny kid" Jackson OF Bostol
who claims the colorCd ban'aG
weight championship OF the "oI'
is In Tulsa, planning 90 train Ae
for his bout at Musk0c'n pec'H
her 10 with Young George DIXON
Memphis. Jackson says Ag H'..p,
train Johnny Kilhano for bis o'
with Danny Frush. IIa wants
work out with local bantaWs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Notrc namc Inyltcd 10 Coast.

0NN FTINNOINNUI NV ~
Notro Danes football team was in
Vtcd, In a telegram sent today. 20
come west and play the Pacific fleet
or the olympic club eleven OF san
Francisco here New Years day uu-
der the auspices OF the Native Sons
OF tho Golden West, a California
maternal order, The fleet and the
olympic club meet tomorrow and
Notre D~me would play the win
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24

GOlIs from FIVIW 0FT ITI6VII ~
Moister, .: Cutler, o; keck, 2, Man
Dunham. 6 Mcclure, q Malone >
Thompson, Lamb. Substitutlons-
For Pure oils, cutter for keck'
West for W. sexton, W, Sexton Tor
H. sexton: for southern, Lamb for
Mcclure. Score at end OF first halt'
Pure Oils, 90; southern, L.
Referee--MCGee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24

LAWTON Nov. 23.--Musf0Eeo V'
selected for the meeting place 70
the 1922 convention of '1a pa
Building Trades association i' I.
close OF "a three-day guuf'Ht'.
the organization here TODAY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24

Johnny Williams had been bad
again.
"Ah me, Johnny" sighed his
Sunday school teacher, II am AFRAID
we shall never meet in heaven"
why, what have you been doin' p"
asked Johnny, with grin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
COSDENS WIN ODD 0Nt
Take Two out of Three From ilar-
Ycy Noungs; Large Scores ltulc;
Kicker sets Pace.

COsden tcnpinnerS were snlaSH- 70
ing the formation in midwinter
stvle last night and took two out or
three games from the Harvey
Youngs. The Noungs won the last
game. piling up 900 for the game.
Kicker OF The Youngs was hlsh
with 6ls for the night and had a
22b I'm the last game scores
T5u. V,unp lat 2nd 3rd Tls.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24

The OffICIuls VIII ho| Nurry
Houston OF Blackwell tSuuthwest-
ern), referee, MiKe BcRuu of CAL
umet OCarlIsle) umpire, Or. Hunter
Of Oklahoma city 90. ~, head
llncsman,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
itiNcy Signs FOR 1922.

CINNnNATI. Ohio, Nov. ca
Eppa Ri1oy leading lefthanded
pitcher OF the CincnEsti league
club. signed contract to pitch FOR
the local team next year. RixeS
pitched 10 winning games last sea
son.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Football Today
Local.

local
Tulsa U va. Philllps u at McNulty
park at 2 o'clock.
Tulsa high va oklahoma city
high at Leo stadium at . o'clock.
sand SprIngs high vs. Ramona a.
sand Springs at 1880 o'clock this
morning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24

Whiteueld, 3 Bangor, .; Vernon; A.
Johnston. o; Greenman, 3; k'
Johnston. Free ThrowB-White-
field. Vernon, brennan. Score at
end of first half, NJ. c. Hale, 10;
Mcgee, 10. Referee--M McGee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
LOCAL GRID SEASON ENDS
WITH = BIG GAMES TODAY
Tigers and Phillips Meet
at McNulty Park Two
Teams Look Even


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opponent
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'.' score. 10 'Nl7 H''H'h. INC i"n
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lh' Ils''s Arr it'hhy.
Yesterday afternoon at z. g. fold
Coach Schmidt put his Tigers
through their last practice urcphTa-
tory ~ the Turkey day game For
moro than two hours he kopt his
men running plays that will be
used against tho Enid team and
practlclug the aerial game. Scouts
FOR Phillips who saw the Tuian-
Central game and the HHmo with
KnEfishcr last wcok didn't report
a number OF smart plays that will
Dc used this afternoon-,for they
didn't sec EN-.
An M s,.hmidt., rtyul,rs ,rc i'm
tlntou rbnre fnr mo gnne today
nm neycrthrlcss The team ysul he "A
little diffcrcnt than hitherto
Soucek has heen showing strb clns,l
at f1llhnck that ne ylu atnrt at that
position in the placo OF "Targnu"
lite. and Jimmy Orizzard viii bee AT
end instead of barney gtepp. How.
ever. Ititc and SteDp will be- nvaila-
bio and viii hibernate with the
others.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Martin vs.. Owens.

n parade this morning 10 stir things
up ahead OF the game \ large
number OF automobiles loaded with
r. L. students win pass through
the business strcots.
Between the halves this afternoon
the students viii put on another CX-
hibition. Reports are that 10 will
surpass the show at the Central
game, which waS very good.
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-10-13
Brayton News Items

Brayton News Items
George Powers, of Des Moines,
has been visiting since Friday with
his sister, Mrs. F. L. Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. M. Bartlett
and Mrs. A. G.. Anderson drove to
Osceola Saturday and spent Sun
day with Garner Bartlett and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Christensen
came from Corning Saturday to
visit relatives. Mrs. Christensen
will remain for week.
Marion Thompson and wife re-
turned to Omaha Friday after
spending their vacation with his
parents, G. G. Thompson and
wife.
Mrs. Axel Mortensen enter
tanned a number of babies and
their mothers in honor Of her
daughter, Margaret's first birth
day, last Friday.
Mrs. L. P. Rasmussen enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid society last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holger Nielsen,
Mrs. +. L. Freeman and Mrs.
A. G.. Anderson drove to Atlantic
Friday and spent the day at the
Lewis Heath home.
Mrs. Soren Nelson was the
guest Of Mrs. L. P. Rasmussen
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Garner Bartlett
and children, of Osceola, arrived
in Brayton the first Of the week to
visit his parents, II. M. Bartlett,
and wife.
DR.. and Mrs. Koob went to
Spirit Lake Sunday for a few days
fishing.
Lester Basham, of Des MONIES,
was a caller in Brayton Friday.
j. M. Cramlett, of Anita, was
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Isaac
Swanson, one day last week.
G. B. Sykes was decorating land
painting the interior Of the bank
last week which greatly improves
its appearance.
Charles Cotton, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. O. F. Ide,
went to Des MONIES Saturday.
Werner Rasmussen, who was
badly injured last week when run
over by truck, is getting along
nicely.
A deal was made last week by
which George G. Hoegh became
the owner of the Christian Hansen
residence in the west part of town,
formerly owned by M. N. Nelson.
Mr.. Hoegh traded his property to
Mr.. Hansen. Peter Beck, Of At
lantic, made the deal.