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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

MFs Dn1keH Douy NaN tOunu by
milkman early today In the drive way
at his home. clad In a night shirt. an
oyercoat and slippers. His pistol
hammer cooked. and with shells unex
ploded lay some diataree from where
Mr.. Dodge fell. Within two feet oi
his right hand lay another revolver
with one empty cartridge. Detectives
hope that Identification Of the owner o.
the latter revolver may lead to clear
ing up the case. II did not belong q
Mr.. Dodge members Of his family said
Miss Elizabeth Dodge. % years old
a daughter. and his grand daughter
were asleep In the house and knew
nothing 81 the shooting until this morn
ing. They said they heard no distur
bance about the house and did moi
hear n shot fired during the night.
Detectives said Mr. Dodge apparently
heard providers outside the house short
ly after he retired. He drew on his
overcoat and slippers without awaken
INK the other members of the family
and went out In search Of prowleri
and was shot down before he could us,
his own weapon. the circumstance
Indicated.
Miss DodTe said she left her fathei
In his room shortly before midnight
ready 10 rtsire. A shot WAS heart
about one o'clock by two neighbors
Mrs. W. r. Jasues. who lives opposit,
the Dodge home. said she heard a sho
and later a motor car engine startec
nearby. william s. Dickson. genera
manager Of a lumber company. WHIT
lives next door to the Dodge home
said he was awakened by what he be
lieved was a pistol shot He went Z,
the window but saw nothing he said
Mr.. Dodge was 81 years old. Hi
wife died several years ago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
PARDONED CONVICT n
ARRESTED ny 4. \. AGENT

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Jan. s.--Ar.
thur James Eek. convicted at Pine
huff about fourteen months ago ~ n
charge of larceny and sentenced To five
years in the penitsntiary and pardoned
today, was re-arrcsted bv United
states Deputy Marshal u. q. Hodges
on n warrant charging him with using
the mails TO defraud. EcE. with sew
erai confedcrates. was injected by the
federal grand fury in connection VITA
the alleged sale OF Arkansas planta.
tions TO which they had no title. Al
~ the men except Eek escaped before
their arrest. and while Eek was out
on sea eco bond pending trial IN the
federal courts he was arrested. tried
, and convicted Of tho state charge. HIS
pardon was issued tadsy ny Governor
Brough. Eek was held az the county
iail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
~ Associated rrcea.
WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-Readiust.

mcnt ~ taxes 10 relieve the workers
In the matter of income taxes and
cqualiSe the burden ON business men
was asked ~ the house ways and
rleans committee today on the tax
commission of the National Retail Dry
Goods association Association repre-
s.ntaiics filed with the committee ,
detailed plan for revision of the fcl
eral tax laws whic h they estimate
would provide the required revenue for
n $4,000 600 600 annual budget
The plan proposes that n distinction
b. made between incom" from manual
or mental effort and income from bust
ness ar investment.
In this connection. the association =
program would fix the exemption from
income taxes at t2s0O lor single pcr.
sons and $4,000 Tor heads ~ families.
instead ~ the $1,000 and $4,000 cxemp.
tons that now prevail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
Minister Charged
With Violation Of
White Slave Act
~ A.scciated rre<s.


PATTERSON. y. J.. Jan. 9. - A fed.
erai warrant for the arrest of Rev.
Cornelius Dcnse;. charged with vsola.-
iug the Mann white slave act. viii b.
served upon him tomorrow morning.
United States Marshal Albert Etteissn
announced hero tonight
Rev. Denset Spent the day at HE
home in Passaic. but declined to com.
ment on the case.
The warrant grew out of the allegei
elopement 81 nenset and Miss Trina
iIanneburg. n choir singer. TO Buffalo.
Miss Hanncburg Instituted a gult for
se5. 600 agsinst the minister a few days
ago for breach OF promise ~ marriage.
Mr.. Dense; was served with notice that
the girrs parents had filed another suit
against MIN FOR $4,000 for humiiia.
ton and the loss of the girls services
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
LEADER Made attempt Defeat
COUNTRY AT HOME DURING WAR. IS
CLAIM made; LEGION IS PRAISED

TOPEKA, of by
Dakota
Henry Allen n
defeat the home during
"soriasik policy mlfes body
hostility TowsIsyism"
Allen
combat the campaign dd Mr.
the
10 60 hared
Amsran Legion which
Towny the governor ailourh
the legion organization has Withdrawn
Townley frcm gaining n In the state -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
AMERICAN NAVY IS
To De- SUPPORTED
BY NEW EXECUTIVE
HARDING WOULD KEEP AMERICA
0NE or LEADING NAVAL
POWERS.
QUESTION Is DISCUSSED
Reserve Cor Both Army and Navy Il
Favored. As . Means of Pro
lection. by President.
Elect.
~ Associated Prrss. I


MARION. Ohio. Jan. s.-A naval pol.
ICY to keep the United States one Of the
strongest ~a powers In the world until
a binding disarmament agreement can
be reached. was discussed today by
President'Elect Harding and Repre-n.
tative Butler of Pennsylvania. chair
man % the house naval committee.
Afterward Il was Indicated that al
though a final descialon must await
Developments. the present attitude oi
Senator Harding pointed to a contin.
tntion during his administration ol the
ntet construction program now IN
progress. Coupled with this program,
however. would be a material curtail
ment In the number q civilian en-.
ployets Of the navy department an
various economics In the land station
under navy jurisdiction.
Mr, Harding long has favored an 81.
ficient navy as the first line of Ameri.
lean defense and he is understood IA
feel that -aN big navy policy might be
continued practically II steps are taken
10. sairtaii the strength of the army
along the lines be approved yesterday
N conference with Chairman Kahn ol
ths house military committee.
3, he also fsvors strongly the reserve
system for both army and navy. and
+ understood 10 have indiactcd IL
Chairman Bqtler that an adequate
pavai rcserve should h. considered ons
o. the requisites to national defense
The whole question of the navy
hinges. however. on what progress may
he found possible In the movement for
general reduction az armamen,
throughout the world AIR. Butler. who
10 inciincd % place little faith In tbs
, proposal. experts TO develop in com
mittee hearings, beginning next week
all the information available on the
probable consequences Of disarmament,
This information he viii turn over "a
! Mr.. Harding.
II am determined to know" said th
I Committee chairman In statement to
sight. what the other nations u the
World sincerely desire In the way oi
IN agreement TO limit armament and
kspfcialiy that Of the sea"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
JAPANESE ARE NOT
To CAUSE TROUBLE
ORIENTAI.s ARE ANXIOUS TO BE
LEFT IN PEACE. IN CLAIM
MADE
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Jan. S.
Approaching adjustment Of the Jap.
anese crisis In the lower Rio 0rande
Valley was forecast tonight In an an.
nounoement Of a conference TO be held
here tomorrow afternoon between rep.
resentaiives % the American Legion
and the few japanese who have long
been resident here.
The new plan Ia bcing kept secret at
present. but u IN understood that u
involves opening Of the land deals by
which japanese recently acquired
property here and propaganda among
their compatriots IN California by the
valley japanese. The orientals now
here appear anxious to b. left In peace
and TO Z ar the advent of more japan.
ese Is likely 10 involve them In the
general opposition.
The three groups of recent comers
have ail promised TO 20 away early In
the coming week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
N0NPARTSAN DOCTRINES DENOUNCED BY GOVERNOR ALLEN
KANSAS CITY INSURANCE AGENT
KILLED BY BANDITS, OFFICERS
ARE NOW WORKING ON THE CASE

CITY, Mo, Jan sDetectcs
killing the victim
Dodge president Of the Midland Life Insurance
whose body found his
n temple
all investigation police officials
belief Mr.
r. Of
declared robbery undoubtedly lie
his working leads which
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
By Associated Prsss.
WASHINGTON,

wireless telephone apparatus win trans
NIT President Elect HardinR's inau
gural address to every army post. every
battleship. and 20 Halls In various cities
where Inaugural parties" viii he held,
Edward II Msl.ean. chairman of the In.
augural committee. announced today.
In addition To the wireless scrvic'.
two huge megaphones will he placed
In the reviewing stand In front of the
White HOUSE and win he connected by
special wires to an ampllfying device ~
the capital. permitting crowds unable
20 be az the capital to hear the speech.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
District Court In scsslen.

Spcetal W TNe Newr.
MEMPHIS. Texas. Jan. S.-Distric'
full docket. The grand jury is inter
viewing "A iarger number of witnesses
than ever before. Attorney Davit
FitzCruld was selected by the sttor
neys 90 act IN Judge Ncighhors place
who is unable 90 attend court on &C
count of sticking a nail In hts foot.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
BY Associated Pres..
los ANGELES. Jan. s.-war he

tween the Binng Kong and Hop Sing
Chinese tongs which last week claimed
IN elves of two members of the for
mer society. was ended today accord
Ing 90 statements by local leaders of
IN. organizations Co police Of the China
town squad.
Leaders said they had received \
telegram from San Francisco that u
peace treaty had hen Signd and hos
tilitics were nj once dellared off.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
Win Hold banquet.

l'MEMPliis. Texas. Jan, s.--Th- Hall
County Chamber OF Commerce will hold
,its annual banquet Thursday night.
Jan. is. Two hundred plates viii b.
SET, with a spicy program OF speak.
era
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

"tfss'"hWsNs "a"s 80" Nses'
mcnt tonight the French embassy de.
MED reports published yesterday 90 IN,
effect that. In behalf % its government
|, has Informally notified the United
States of contemplated invasion of
the Ruhr Valley. The reports stated
that the action was In prospect because
u the alleged failure of the German
government 10 effect a disarmament In
that district.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
LATE NEWS
BULLETINS
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.. Jan. s.-saIIuc

LITTLE ROCK. Ark.. ian. s.--Sallnc
County, Ark. las, night again yielded
two illlci, stills Of rs gallons capacity
each. fifty gallons Of corn whiskey.
more than 1000 gallons of mash and
one thousand pounds of sugar. II was
announced tonight by Bruce Heating.
prohibition enforcement agent for Ar.
kansas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
WEATHER

West Texas Sunday fair. rising tenn
peraturc In n nth portion: Monday
fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
w Associated Pre-s
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.--Action has

WtSIIINGTON. Jan. b.-ActI0n has
begun 10 revoke the permits 81 eight
Pennsylvania brcweries for alleged vlo.
lation of the prohibition laws In the
manufacture of beverage containing
alcohol In excess of the legal limit. Com
missioner Kramer announced tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

Temperatures by hours a, Amarillo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
PLAN FOR BANQUET
University OF Tulsa Alumni VIII
Gather In Robertson iiail
Next Monday might.

~ the date Of the annual alumni
huuqrs of the University Of Tulsa.
one o. the most important happen
ings Of the commencement season
and 'thc' event for former students,
draws nearer, interest Ia ccnterinS
I'M preparations tor the banquet
Tho ull program was mailed out
Thursday to- alumni and members
of the boards OF trustees all over
the state aud ivan ~. Grove. presi-
don't Of tho Alumni association, Will
arrive here Saturday from Shawnee
to attend TO final details.
The banquet will be held Monday
evening in Robertson hall, the boys
dormitory. the alumni com mencing
their customary grand march to the
dining han at 5:45 o'clock. a four
course dinner the very best To be
coucoctcd by the dormitory cooks,
will be served. The alumni, trus-
tees and faculty members will be
seated around a large table i'm r
shape. Those on the program will
be Albion Robertson, J. Clark Chat
field, otto Seymour, Virgil Jones,
Miss Eunice Macarthur and Miss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
Dempsey Works EightROvnds;
Challenger Goes -Four Rounds

II.A NII' ~ ~ y. d. May 20
JACK l"iupn'F n'A'h Tor inc ihN'
ltn' IN hl9 open AR arena today
ln' champion. 't''r nus cn'9rc'n
lid'h'Ha "t ~ h"urF. increased h's
'"Rink u" 'Hn' IounuH' tn' mos
WORN no h'H n"n' WIN th' gI"''N
H'h'" nc -i'ii'a U'"'Hs h'f'
"''h hF" I'.i M"nnay GRO" q
OF I''o tp'' th'"iN, "hl'h ln''uh'd
ItlNfti uNh HO1 1VV NNiU'It
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
FINANCIAL MINDS
TO NATIONS AID

(CONTINUEp FROM PAGE ONE)
* TO get some relief from the almost
intolcrablc transportation Condi-
lions. it was declared here today by
Charles NJ, Schwab. who visited
President Harding at the white
house and discussed conditions at
some length with the chief execu-
tive. Tho countrys return 20 normal
business conditions hinges on the
transportation problem. both rail
aud water. SChwab said.
Years ago" said the steel mag
nate, II used TO sell pig iron for Sli
"A ton. Now II costs us Sl4 In trans
portation charges alone for every
ton that is turned out Of our mills.
That's one ot the things which must
be ughtcd
Tho railroads ~ the country
Schwah said, must effect economics
in operation In no other way, he
said could ne see the reduction In
rates that IS necessary TO restoration
of normal conditions.
Radical changes are necessary in
water spOrtatlon. he said Some
ur these he suggested were the re-
suit OF the present scamau's act, the
granting OF free passage 20 Ameri-
can ships through the Panama canal
and a more liberal insurance policy.
These changes. Schwab declared
must hc effected before a real Amer.
lean merchant marine is possible
The tact is" said SChwab. "that
We haven't a merchant marine now,
We have the ships II Is true, but
their method Of operation is out
raECOus'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27

ANHASSET = 3. May 20
Breaking Off the light schedule he
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
Originality in Excuse
Wins Jay DriUer Case

CHICAGO. May 26.-Ougir4 ~
won Jacob Kullesky his freedom IN
apccders' court today Arrested for
violating a traffic officers signal
Eullcsky told Judge John Strvarf
Chicago famous winr lifv ,
breeze blew his car across tho hoyf.
evard despite his efforts TO stup
Judge stewart said the cScusa
was absolutely new. and rewarded
Kullosky by dismissing his case.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
Tulsans Get 20 Hits; Wuffli
Batting Leader With 5 Blows

The oucr7 F'.'''"'l u...t.',,
NVitrbce and won thD tour E'",'
aorics nv taking tn. final ~ q" w.
ir FREQ hitting wm'. whl'h "',
mrrkcd by 30 has" hi'., 'n. '','.',.
~ extra base drive. -iN '' ,"'''
homo runs. M
oilers secure 20 "i'-
Jimmy Burke md mtg mo-.
cured o0 hitf Burke lI,u"''a.,
Todt anj Mrt'iuun DIV i9' ,u"',..
runs and Todt. Nctiiunl" ana '..'' "'
drove for trn eirhH, ih' I''' .,,t
ting two double Jnhnh. VIM,
vas the days batting l.l'' t,,
five hits in nH many a...
plai, M,Gunis h'l -''' r,,r,.
tjmcs in -four Times '' "' .rt,,,,r
Dilcr with ih' 'N, ~. .,t l.,.i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
ERS WIN FINAL GAME OF SERIES FROM WITCHES IL

Pauline L.aymau. Mr.. Gru, VIII
preside as tudstmasiCu
Following the banquet = u. ...es.
meeting of the alumni wiU Do. Ned
and officers elected for th, .lulir,
year. Present officers are a. f,i5
low: Mr.. Grove. president. H,rry
Waters. vicc president. Mrs. N.-oi,a
Jones Chdtficld, recording -....,...''
Mrs. Ruth Lamb Simmon- CORES.
ponding secretary
The annual alumni cou.ar, W.,
take place at SIS o'clo.' 1 'hs
university auditorium. ON OBJ. nro.
gram will bo the following r.H..,rs.
organ solo. Miss Esther ll.ar,v.
yo,tl solo, Miss Alice Duncan.
reading. letter scene from .tf..'
beth. NlisS Josephine IIym4r ,o.
cai solo. Mr~. CLEO william. ...ra..
Fundamentals IN Eduoluur u.
Henry Churchill King, Dh,r... ,.i.
leEc;. piano solo. Mis- I'm ne
EiyrlCi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
GRACE M. {. VICTORS
Defeat FIRST Christian ToSscrs ! TO
in Church Ieacuc--Long
In Good Form.

Grace NJ. l.. yesterday won from
First Christian to In the Church
league. Long was In good form
holding the losers to three hits. BAT
terics: Grace NJ. E.--Long and Cui-
lom, First n-E'ussclman,
Luiy and Adams
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
POTATO PRICES IN A SLUMP
Decline in ono Year Is 90 Per Cent.
Statistics show

CHICAGO. May Potato p-.crs
have dropped 90 per cent u ane
year. A. W. Aamodt. manager ~ 'hs
Minnesota potato exchange. told tho
Michigan, Minnesota aud North
Dakota potato growers here tuia.
Potatoes of tho 1919 crop sold fasl
year for &S.3j per 100 pounf, 1e1
said, while the 1920 crop Is now
bringing sac to 90s per 100 pounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
$500 Repdrd Offered
for Slayer of officer

Ry Associated Press State Wire.
pAWHUSKA, Okla, May 26,--A
reward Of $500 has been raised by
popular subscription, and mas been
offered for the arrest and conviction
~ tho person or persons who shot
and Killed James $. Shelley, city
marshal Of PershinE. Okla, and
deputy sheriff OF Usage county. The
shooting occurred May IL, when
Shelley apprehended two men In th'
act ~ breaking into n box car IN 'h'
yards at Pershing. .,--,
The reward will be paid throusi
H, II. Freas. sheriff OF Usage county
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
cr.,, wc,com. for pin,e-.

ing pirates today suffered defeat from
cincinnati 4 go I iu the presence Of an
Immense crowd which had gathered I"r
,y.irnu, Accommodation. II was PITT.
h,rrD's second defeat 1T home, each al
ministorcd by Msrquard The visitors
second inning Schmidt returned 80 the
game and throw out four base runners
pttrruptluF TO si"al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
PACKERS DEFEAT
BOOSTERS IN nth
Sioux City Wins A to s.
Buffaloes Win From
Saints 7 to 5

RipUN cry. May 't.S,ouS Iity rat
He'd In the ninth inning put over thrc"
runs ana tied tho score after being shut
out fur eight innings and then won the
game Ia tho llth ON two iufield singles. a
nold,r'S chulc" ANA fuE'e .t.fu single Co
center. Tho CANT was pitchers battle
between Nvrx ana ltussrll. rackrr errors
ut omission aud commission being rcspuu-
sinl, tur two ot Dos Muiue, runs,
SvOrut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
Sew NurL


,naur1 f1r Douglas m second
'lFI uu' In ninth when winning run
scored
1Ltued for rruiso IN eighth
t.n'' bog innings
Mo-" Nurh ....... foN n"U nm =
Nnntou ...... ..... 500 NOn oni-t
huuunr, Runs. Iiu~ra Su.ItI. aai...
I"E"Ii H"uih"srth. Doasksl Furd Errurs
hHrhtr" FUIIgaun. Too .tlso hits
Iiuruh Powell. Ford. Home run. UnrrI,,'
stolen bsE". rrisoh Sarrlrcra- Young
( li1rbtr' boutlo ul7vs Kelly To- SaIIca.
'"r,t"I 10 FORD t0 iiolkc Htsa. on h,'l4
orc tIiirtu STRUCK uut BN F.HIFain
WIIi pitch Douglas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
TIGERS AND S0X
SPLIT TWO GAMES
Faber Batted Off Slab
Indians Slug Out
Victory

DETROIT NAV &c .. Detroit played q
double header with chicago here TODAY.
winning the first u go !. and lostuR tho
s"ooui 20 o Tho locals won iHn opHu
INK by sustained attack Faber was
Knocked out of tho toN bcforc ono out
had been completed. Detroit made runs
in the frat inning on seven hits. SiN
NJ tho hits we're made or Itber Chicago
punched seven ~ their min" 'h.ls with two
usSegs on oldham TO WIN the second
game.
-..nnh rArrn acnrc-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
BANDIT CHIEF IS INDICTED
Chicngoan Charged with stealing

S21 900 In 81 bills.
CHICAGO, May 26.--Two indict-
mcnts We're returned today against
Peter Guese6berg, alleged bandit
Chicftain, by n federal grand jury
charging him with participation In
the t322, 900 Dearborn street mali
robbery. Guescn berg Is specifically
charged with stealing a bag con-
tanning $4,000 iu 81 bill
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
Western Association

MUtGEE. May 26. --- Three
home runs and n long double that
scored two runs did not oven mp
for Okmulgco's playing and barney
Cleveland liarvostcrs took tn"
sccond game Of the series here. .
to : The DrillcrS outhit the visitors
hut Wills blow up in the seventh
round ana was knocked TO the
showers.
Score. II. H. T..
Enid ......O2o III 800 5 /
OlmulEcc leo OIL 0O2-1 II 3
Batteries nigrcrs and Newasha;
wills. Ntuncr and tiasley.
AWUUSI<A. May 26. - Cvcn-
gross shoots proved too much for
the Indians today and pawhuska
lost 10 ChiCkasha by a shutout, . TO
%. Eaty pitched a good game for
Pawhuska. but his team mates could
not get hits when hits counted,
Score: r. II. T..
Chickasha 900 TOT 600 /
Pawhuska 900 600 600 /
acknowledgements and Miner.
Baty and Nichols.
UENRYETrA. May 2G--Henry-
eta took wild game from Spring
field to \. white, Springfield
catcher, hit two home runs. The
winning run came in the 9th when
| second baseman Klugman got mad
over decision and threw the ball
over the grandstand.
Score: r. ". f..
Springfield ..OO2 OIo s2O--S ~ !
Henryetta ..O02 O03 OOi--9 IL 3
Battcries--Gilmorc and White
Powell, Gray and Crittenden.
TT. SMITH. Ark, May 26-Ft
| Smith punched hits on Spies in the
| fourth and seventh innings and took
| tho second game OF the series from
Drumright Wierd support q {
! Krausc gave Drumright three runa
! In the fiflh and he was pulled out
in the sixth after walking three in
a row.
Score. v. II. T..
/ Drumright OO1 03O OOl-5 >
Ft. Smith loo 500 4ON--e II
Batteries -- Spies and Philips,
! Krause, Wilson and Schmidt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
How Rapidly We Age,

Il feel very, very old today
what are you talking about You
arc not day ovcr'3O.'
u know. but I've bee nlisteuinF 10
a boy Of ~ tell about the things he
used tn do when he was a kid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27
TEXAS BEATS COSDEN
Oswald Pitches Effectively and Wins
3 Ia q - Tulsa Oh Baseball
League

oswald was effective and Texas
yesterday defeated Cosden 3 TO o in
the oil league. Batteries Texas
oswald and Tillman Cosden-Mcn-
krr. Harlan and Murphy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-27

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wau called ai tho end Of tho eighth be
cause ~ gsfr.