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WINNERS OF NEW YORK STATE
A, A. U. BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS,

t08- Pound Class-James Fam
ming, Hudson Guild.
tt5 Pound Class - Murry
Schwartz, Clark House A. a.
125-PVund Class-Harold Ev-
ans, Holy Gross Lyoeum.
1876 Pound Glass - Archie
Walker, Pastime A, c.
145-Pound Class--Milton Weiss.
,92d Street Y. M. n. A.
tSs- Glass;. Seiiaman,
Pastimo A. A.
175 Pound Class - Frank
Adams. Police Club.
Heavyweight Class - Frank
Adams, Police Club.
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VIII Big Leagues
Raid Minors If
They Secede {?

The avowod intention OF the Now
international League and the Ameri-
can Association TO "Eo It nlone" and
cut loose from the other smaller
leagues in the National Association OF
Baseball Clubs and to reject any
agreement with the major leagueR
which would bring them under the
authority Of Judge Lands may not
have been hurri@dly planned. but q
secret conference OF baseball men in
this city yesterday propounded =
couple OF Dosers in the way " ques-
tions that may make the ''Ints" and
the -As" think things over. Here
they are;
"lf theSo leagues seoede from
organized baseball what's 20 pre-
won't the majors from Offering
their star players fancy salaries
and inducing them to break their
oontractS7
"lf they withdraw, why should
their territory not be invaded by
other minor leaauss7
"Why should the class A and
3 and smaller minors sell them
players, when Ahsy can do buSi.
ness direct with the majors and
oct higher priooS7"
|
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Jan. e.--At q
meeting OF the Eastern League dueG-
tors here. President Dan o'Neil
was empowered TO use his own iudg'
ment regarding tho national Agreemeni
at Chicago next week. Mr. oNeil Is {
member Of the Minor League Commit
toe A Schedule for l64 games wAB de-
elded upon, the season to open Apri
LAKE CHARLES, La, Jan. 6.-Conni,
| Muck ana JOhn Snlbe. secretary uG tn'
PhiladelphiS Athletics. have reaehet
ments preliminary 10 the Athletics
spring training here.
RIsRsA3 RSIRRANdE .n1ss, Ter y IA1s h, 3, BF%%Sl Si
Cardinals. completed arrangement {
here yesterday 70 train his team a
Orange. He left later IN the day 70
Lake Charles, La to meet COnnt
Both men expect to return here to
morrow for few days Of duck hunt
ing,
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 9Th
Harvard baseball team will depart 10
Georgia on April 10 to begin sprln
training. II was announced to-day
Two games will be played in IN
April 90 the other with University .
Georgia April n. The team will sto
AT New York to cross bats with Coium
hia on the return trip to Cambridge.
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second AuetIon Of seats Tor LsOR-
nrh-MlAcheIl nonA.


The second auytiOn of tickets for the
Benny Leonardo IItitchie Mitchell bout in
Madison Square Garden on Jan. "a will
be held this afternoon AZ o'clock IN
the grand ballroom Of the Hotel Com
modore, The profits Of the bout are to
80 TO bhe Fund for Devastated France.
The tickets to be auctonsd include
arena boxes and the first. five rows Of
ringside seats Both lse innrd and
Mitchell are scheduled to paI dcipate in
tho auction, Joe Humphriss, veteran
ring announcer, will act aA master OF
ceremonies and will introiuss Leona ri
and Mitchell and the members OF the
committee, including Otto y. ShuIhof
Chairman Louis r. Stoddart COL Ar
thur H. Woods and Miss MorEan srhe
aBctioneers scheduled 10 work for the
SUCCESS OF tho sale include Burr MolU-
tosh. Leon Enrol. Flo ZleEfeld and the
Misses Marie Dreasler and Katherine
Martin. As the sale progresses tho crowd
viii be canvassed BY Mrs, G. A. Allen
Peabody and the MiaAes Peggy Shaw
Gladys Gilmore, Julia Davenport Doris
Trevor. Aboy Morrison and Rae SelWyn
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MANY NATIONS TO PLAY
HERE FOR DAVIS TROPHY,

Bntsy OF challenging teams for the
Davis Cup 10 expected from Australasia,
England. Canada, France. Holland. Bel
gium. South Africa and japan. Rccond-
Ing to the United States Lawn Tennis
Association. whhch has sent out invita-
tlons % these countries,
Challenges must be In the hands OF the
American association before March is.
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Nav oRLEANs sELEcTIoNs.

First Race --ogarite. GENTLY,
Evelyn White.
Second Race 49, Joaquina. Johns
Umma. Wedgewood.
Third Race PicigWick. Vice
Chairman, Title.
Fourth Race ~ BeaveNsin. Biff
Bang. Fizer.
Firth Race Tom McTaEgart.
War club. Master Bill
Sixth Race-George Duutag. Ser
ban. Medusa.
seventh Race - Highland Lad.
Bond. Tiger Rooe.
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star


lhroe high-class wrestling bouts will
be staged IN George Botfler's gym
naaipm to-morrow evening.
the main bout will bring together two
~ the best light heayyweighEs IN the
game. Cyclone Ress Of ColuI-lbla, s. C.,
~ Jean Bruce, the Dangerous Finn
n'a contest will be 70 a finish, best
p out q three falls. DR. .. e, Roller
d referee.
re Otaer bouts which viii preoede
main bout Louis Nelson. welter-
~ champion. Will meet George
raon of Macon. Ca and Young
ten9clulidt viii ny conciusions with
80 oneh ne famous jap
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By Neal r. O'HGrG.

~ PauAnu NJ VUA Evnnsv vSNAD
a in
last inclusive, missed
only chicken EenE his
baskebaler. didn't a bump a
All be got was cut OF the cato receipts
is not a of kings native
When basket shooting he
Goliath Davids " DIS And champ his
when his breath and body are in short pants
only guys a team they
a blskerOaer
noorwalker Bambno playing
entitled 10 rain checks
o game, Of
the the there's bottom
thing that let's the leather slip through? It's
pouring ducks make him think he's
sWim6ing.
cARPENTIER's GIRL
shadow
feature his 1t Is baby girl and they
NIOthe child doing we'll the
that $4,000 his
fAmerdue amt doing had at ALL
eorgee weighs pounds cribside is
weight bawng title
the like but her
caunowe That's strange but true The heress
road work sparrinG
ners and her nipple
La Petite Geogette has Seventy-tve
when she'll movie contract
darnk see her daddy Mon
Dempsey
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Pinkey Mitchell lives up 70 his
Western reputation his bout with

Western reputation his bout with
willie Jackson Tomorrow eve
hing Ia the Garden should be a hum
d'nger. Piul1ey made an impressive
Allowing against Jack Britton and in
all his bouts has shown a high de-
gree o. cleverneB6. II the Mllwau-
lee whirlWind succeeds in placing
Jackson on the defensive there's no
Telling what may happen.
Once give Jackson the lead. how
ever, and he's one of the toughest
fncn in his class 10 handle.
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joe Cioiet5, the dinsuutivs hyWeght of POugh,
krepsie, who hardly weighs over 100 pounds. hAa
scorcd tixtera imocknuis In hts tusnty nEhta Col
dcaNOEng 10 AuunGe . raiuFu malfh With Franl
de GtaAn. NhSB N fonsiH ~ Aaaina SquAgl
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The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-17
TgHaV,EKlIIS

The Empress is offering very un- usual special oight-reel attraction to- night in Romance" starring Doris Keane. It is a United Artists cor poration production and was written especially for Miss Keane by Edward sheldon.
 The story deals with an elderly bishop who would dissuade his young nephew from an impulsive marriage with an actress and in doing so, re- veals to the astounded youth the long buried and cherished secret love romance of his, the bishops, own early life. The story unfolds in beautifully pleasing manner that has gained for it a reputation as the greatest love story ever written. Showing at the Empress tonight only.
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PROVIDE SCHOOLS FOR
 MIGRATORY CHILDREN

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Dec. IT, Schools for children of migratory la borers, the first institutions of their kind ever established in the United States, have been opened in the San Joaquin valley of California. The schools follow the laborers from place to place as they move from one har- vest to another seeking emplyment
 Establishment of the schools was provided for by the last California legislature. They are conducted ny the State Department of Education.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-17

and hQpes to be able to leave the hospital tomorrow.
 Miss Elizabeth OIoughlen has ac- cepted a position at the Empress Cabaret fountain.
 On Wednesday eveHing Mr. Good man, the school principal. entertained sixteen of the older pupils at the theater, This was a form of enter tainment very acceptable to the chil- dren, and much appreciated.
 Among returning passengers on the Northwestern were Mir. and Mrs. Jas. Galen, who have been on the outside for almost a year.
 George DoOlcy is back in town, after visiting his mother, whom he was unable to bring back with him He reports that his mother is enjoy ing better health and is having every care
 Some beautiful calendars are being distributed by the various stores. reminder that Xmas and New Year are at hand.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-17

In selecting your Xmas Gifts don't overlook The Blum O'Neill Co.,. furni. ture department. For the holiday trade a new and beautiful assortment of Administer and Brussels rugs in the small sizes have just been received.
 Also carpet sweepers of the newest type These make serviceable and economical presents. 14-4t.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-17
DIVORCE AFTER 4a YEARS

TAYLORViLLE. III, Dec. r. - After forty-three years of welded lie J. w. Leigh, former mayor of Taylor vile. has filed suit for divorce from his wife on the charge of desertfon. The couple have a married daughter and grandchild.
 Leigh served as mayor of this city for two terms.
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Ethel CIovton's new picture "Crook.

Ethel Clayton's new picture Crook cd Sl"nt., IS the feature offered tomorrow night It is distinct de- palturo from the series of domestic dramas with which Miss Clayton has been entertaining local audiences lately. The story IS an exciting ad- venture-romance, with the scenes laid in the native and European quarters of Shanghai and fairly bristles with action and color and the mystery of the orient
 Showing as an added attraction is One Best Pet" another two-reel Educational animal comedy Also Pathe News at the Empress tomor- row at 8 p. m.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-17

hall ever Wednesday from 2 to and ' to 8. The public Is cordially invited to attend our services and visit our reading room.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-17
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES
 Rev. R. s. Nickerson, Minister
 In the evening the address will be in answer to the question. Did the World Need Christmas?"
 The Christmas exercises are being prepared and iE the Sunday school the music will be rehearsed. All members are urged to be present.
 In the evening the addrss will be on the theme of Our Job and How We Are Meeting It As a Church"
 Special music by the choir and a solo will be rendered.
 The choir rehearsal will be held at the home of Mir. Calvin Hazelet on Thursday evening.
 Our Christmas exercises will be on Christmas Eve at the church.
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CHURCH OF ST. JOSEPH W Sunday of Advent

Mass and communion at S:30 q. III. Mass and benediction at 1O:3O q. m.
 Vim. MCMILLAN. s. ],
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Owing to lower prices America will furinsh Italy with her main supplies of coal for the next five years.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-17
ST. GEORGES EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH

Holy communion and sermon at II a. m.
 Church school at 12 m Rev. E. P. Ziegler, priest in-charge
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Let the Daily Times figure on your iOb work
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-17
Village
 Gossip
By BARBARA HEATING
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The dance given last Saturday night was a great success and every body had a most enjoyable time. It seemed that all Cordova was there, young and old, and entered into the spirit of the affair whOle-heartedly, What with the various side attrac- tious and the dancing, it was early morning when the affair finally came to an end. much to eyeryone's regret
 Great credit is due to everyone con neCted with the event. and the yari- ous Cummittccs must have great sat isfaction in adding such substan- tial sum to the funds of the assoCi- ation. The door committee was com posed of Mrs Dan Greenig. Mrs w. II. Chase and Mrs Alvah Flames, while Dr. Chase presided at the re- ccipt of custom, and F. V Boyle made an excellent floor manager. Mrs Urquhart presided over the wheel Of fortune. Mrs Walker told fortunes and Miss Pauline Eussuard and Miss Vcrla Grecnig looked after the candy booth Gambling was in the capable hands of Messrs Frank Harris. Ed Lee. 0. NJ. Harry Chas Nichols and Billy Morris.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-17

Dried figs are. weight for weight, more nourishing than bread.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

Services will be held in Masonic hall, Sunday, Dec. IS, at II a ID.
 Subject: "Is the Universe, Includ- ing Man, Evolved by Economic Force"
 Sunday school convenes at 12 m. Wednesday evening services at S o'clock.
 A reading room is open in Masonic
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-17

On Tuesday evening the annual election of officers of the Cordova hthIctic Club took place, when the following officers were elected for en- suing six months: President. F. " Boyle; Treasurer. Harry Achison; Secretary, sam. B. Smith; Vice Presi- dent, Mrs. John Day: house commit tee, Mrs. Nafstead, Mrs. Fursman, Mrs Chester Davis. Messrs. Calvin Uazelet. A. Field O. Hutton and F. Burns
 The dance to be given by the Elks tonight promises to be a splendid one. and many invitations have been issued
 Mrs. Florence La Belle's many friends will be glad to know that she continues to make good progress
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS
tdt ubesr this hsaaIns mtV b. paid In sdvsnee

nOWEHS FURNITURE GO. carries
cumuiete line of uphoistering supplies.
South cincinnati. Usage 3006.
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OFFICE sTORE EQrIrNi>r
srEci>Ls Ar TmE s1ort,

CLOCKS REPAIRED y
Work called Tor nud delivered
NpSWELL JEWELEY ,1
Usage 5i53. I-a Mai,
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GopD proposition for man With small
capital. quick returns, tall room 80
HubluHpu iiltE.
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FINANCIAL.


FOR SALE Yf exchange. coal. wood bust
ness Including office. yarJ soalcH, uiE
team. wagon, water route. blacksmith shop
now making money rrlro 5000. Address
clover a Clover Real Estatn COO notary
Uuhlic. offices Sparks Hldg 40si4 Main,
Tichsr. okla. Largest dealers in hotels
rcstauIaut-. roaming houses. Ottawa couu-
- clover Leaf luu. fuI --~IHd rooms ihf
rent, 100 under one management ~
pichrr &c. write them for what sou want
FOR SALE storage battery business
fully equipped. doing nice business,
haIf cash s. 900. balance arranged. Pat.
trfHuu Realty Usage kO50.Til0.
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lO-ACRE OIL LEASE

lIuy a 10 acre oil and gas lease IN south
west Arkansas for only SIS. Near drilling
lnClt tiOns. \ good deal of oil dvNclopmcuts :
going on. All five year commercial leases.
duly recorded rentals paid a year In Al-
vance. buy lease now at n ground floor
price, a. guFhcr may come in over night
and the lease you can buy today for n
f"w dollars may be worth several thousand
dollars an acre tomorrow. W Tito US at
once for maps, geological reports and par
U,ulars
STUART LAND COMPANY, Inc.
peQUEEN, ARKANSAS
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LIVESTOCK AND VEHICLES
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

DAIRY FEED-Ful cream. Mil Run
bran, shorts, Perfection hen scratch
sure egg mash, Full-o pep mash, corn
chops oats, wheat, oyster shell. grit
meat scraps, W Il, and Unity flour
Champion dog cakes. ASK for our poul.
try. bird and dos catalogue. Binding
stevens Seed Co.. corner First and Boulder.
Phone ON.Ee 446.
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bpklJ0 lease three years Hnd $500 pnr
month. now hos good line storage cars
raI sunday or early Monday n Interested.
Residence phone 77s7 Il. office Usage
7hsJ. Usage buss.
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ROOM WANTED IN strictly private home
by young lady employed with uu com.
p0uv. prefer vicinity Fifteenth nud Not.
fnlk ut that uolFhbothuod can Cedar
rsIi
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CAFE, woll equipped good Gcation
muncy maker, VIII take car ON deal
and glNe time on balance, can Usage
$3.50, psago 7l2n.
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS home aud roumlug
house combined. II rooms soda VOL
and uthin we'll. Income $500 per month.
finest niaco IN ,sprlnga, Want clear town
e"lstor Spprings, Mo
FOR SAIE--Ch'ap, one good set black
smith tools and long lease On large
building Box l6l Ramona, okla.
FOR SALE -F1rst-clsss cafe. located in
center ~ city ~ 10000 population. ran
road division ~ two railroads with a pay
roll " $4,000 per month, coming oil
nold. new fixtures. cost $1,000, will sell
ror 5000. s 600 cash, balance on terms;
good lease reasonable rent, clearing $500
per month nov. good reason for selling.
Address 4 j. Boswell, W Main St,
shawnee Okla.
ruR SALE small grocery stock ana
fixtures, living rooms AZ rear, cheap
rru' rhono osore 6oi2.
FOR sAlE. one e-story stone building.
six rooms upstairs 5OAl5o foot lot, and
stock OF goods and merchandise bargain
n sold at once ilo y. Crutchrold.
ron SAL l.E--Hest garage business In tho
best city ot southern Arizona. most
hcuitful climate In all America for lung
trouble or a general debility condition.
Write once for particulars Douglas Motor
Co.,. Douglas. AriE
FOR sALE-Two-cha barber shop;
bargain. Call AZ 1909 5. Quannaha St,
West Tulsa
ron SALE E27oo. and invoice stock
billiard Ahlo, running, making money
rent 500, Including second floor, VIII ac-
ccpt, Rnrg' truck on n'I ,,',.,, mont room
uvr. owner widow, loss husband reason
selling, II Interested address Clovor &
clover Real Estate, richer, Oklahoma.
81 A
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YorSG MAN. energetic and willing do
H'fns work ~ any Kind. can drive car
Good references. can give bond. tall
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WANTED At once unfutnlshod room IN
.I U... auufh side utrfrrfrd. RET.
sfenccs. Address 35t r. care ot world
WANTED Npom. breakfast aud evening
dinner with family by lady employed
Phone Cedar 1922 murniurH
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BUSINESS SERVICE.
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED.

ANisVtCNNR WINBoW. INC
Iouso windows. 10 cents. floor waxing
cage Gb27
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
itsIAL INsTktNrNTS.

pATIIE cabinet phonograph hrlrt g.
with 10 records. Cost glts Vu.' Nv,
SIS. Mr.. Sparks, sos South po'-.H "',
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

GROCERY and meat market for sale At
sacrifice. owner has uthHr business.
good location taap's Grocery and Market.
.li East Third 80. Usage 17t7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
PERSONAL PROPERTY
GooD Tui>Gs TO EAT.

GOOD ITINGS TO EtT. 10
FOR CATERING and dellcatoHson cooking.
Usage g01
GOOD cooking and canning spp'cs. 81 per
u1sheI Add 90 ceuts ana Will deliver
by parcel post or express. j. NJ. Mayer,
chandler Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
PERSONAL PROPERTY
BuUDISG MATERINi.

BtIiDiNG MArERitiS 50
ALI KINDS 81 used huildins materials
bought and sold. Tulsa WrecktnR Conn
paay. iS-o L, SsAih st.. Cedar l2Ia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
sTrI ATOMS vkNTED-MAIF a.
40, unau this hsadihs nsu ss paid Ia sSnsss

ACCOUNTANT Ton years experience
lumhor and oil, married, member Ma
sor.c frntnrnity, Clp references, wauts
wnrN al once Address boN SNN ~.
World.
CERTIFIED puhia accountant dosircs 20
oversee keeping ot small SGT OF books
" opoutng up Books Thls can be- handled
in connection with present position with
on company At a small cost usago 667t or
usago t356-R
ENpEEIENCEp collector owning car.
accept moderate salary and commission.
can make bpUt. NuN ,b.F World.
IN YOU WAIST a man " knlwlelga mud
ketiug petroleum products. am now
vLcG iSJ youT yIqppstNon, sysE. World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
WANrtp-INr srOCK

WANT good heavy team horses. harness
and wagon, give good trade on high
fine lot can at Hale addition office,
two miles vest on sand springs road.
MANTED-luung purr-brcd Jersey hull,
old enough To- serve. Have high grade,
fresh Jersey COW TO trade In 70 desired
also want white Wyandotte chickens. can
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