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Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10
! - Arrast Eaeaped Crinlinal.

Helps Arrest Escaped Criminal.
sherifF Chal Blum returned from
Khnsas City Monday afternoon. where
s. was instrumental in the arrest Of
81 Robbins at the Kansas City
MloE station Sunday afternoon.
fbsn Robbins escaped from the Colo
rsdo Psnitentiary At Canon City
August 8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10
NEW BELL PHONE
MANAGER Is ]. G. SIGLER,
OF POPLAR BLUFF. NO.

J. H. Sigler, Of Poplar Bluff, Met
who has had % years experience ln
the telephone business, has arrived IN
this city and viii take the active man
agement Of the Southwestern Bell
Telephone exchange here.
Mr.. Sigler comes to Mexico highly
recommended and the Ledger joins In
welcoming him to this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

H. w. Miller. af Colfax, Wash, who
has been at his Cd home ip Rush Hill
to attend the faaeeat Of his father.
and his brotherslnE law J b. GLASS;
cock, Of vandali 1. were ii this city
Friday on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10
May Establish New Faeaery,

Representatives from the Interna-
rsional Shoe Factory. which has 2 fac-
tury-in-Gexi have been IN Jackson
vile, ILL.,, consulting with the Chasa-
bar Of Commerce there, relative 70
the establishment Of shoe factory
The factory as planned would give
employment to about fve hundred
persons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10
Anuo,,,,ra glrth ~ DauRhter,

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dittoe Of st.
Louis announce the BIRTH Of daugh-
ter, November 2 whom they named
Mary Ellen. Mr.. Dittoe is the brother
of Mrs. c. D. Sherer Of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

E. S. Epstein Of Danville, ILL.,, q for
mer student at Missouri Military Aca-
DENY was in Mexico Friday to attend
the M. M. A.-Kemper game.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

Miss Eta Mae Carter Of ST. Louis
has arrived in Mexico 70 spend the win
ter with her sister. rMs. Elmer Red
dish Of West Latney Street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10
HALF or FAMILIES
IN UNITED STATES LIVE
HAf nrtATIsErn uOIICEe,

More than half the families in the
United States live in rented houses,
according to statement issued by the
bureau Of Census Of Washington re-
Gently.
The nNnaber Of families is placed
at 24,S5i s6Is, Of which 54.S per cent
rent their homes. 2s.2 own them, and
i7.5 per cent own q mortgaged inter-
est.
While the percentage Of rented
homes for the country, shows slight
increase in the decade shows q slight
the So cities having 100000 or more
Inhabitants. the trend is toward
ownership.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

r. obserye rather and Son WesIi.

" TO UDsekve Fathef ana SV8 N Spk-
Father and Son Week, which viii be
November s to ~, viii be observed m
Mexico. The Baptist Church win give
4 Father and Son banquet Friday
night and the Rotary Club viii give
4 Father and Son luncheon next week.
The opening Of this week win be OBJ
served IN the services in almost ali ot
the churches Ia Mexico Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10
FUNERAL OF MRS. BELLEW
IN BENTON CITY SUNDAY

The funeral Of Mrs. Leslie Bellew Of
8eilHower, Mo-, was held Sunday AZ
tsrnoon In Benton City Mrs. Beiiew
died Thursday leaving ! baby girl ten
sav old who died shortly after the
nother Mrs. BeIlew was the daugh-
Ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hicks q
Benton City, wher she was born and
lived until her marriage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

Miss Miriam Glandon has returned
home from Kansas City where she has
returasd home from Kansas City
where she has been visiting friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

Miss Ida Moore HOPKINS had her
tonsils ana adenoids removed Friday
morning Il Amanda HOSPITAL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

r. M. White went to Fulton Monday
on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10
RANKS WILL CLOSE
FOR ARMIsTICE DAY

he banks Of Mexico will be closed
rl,zy "a account Of Armistice
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

Mrs, Dan Cauthorn and baby were
discharged from Andrain Hospital
Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

J.R. Jesse and wife are in 81. Louis
on visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

NJ. Sannebeck. of Moberly, was
il this city on business Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

n. Lee Afford Of vandalia spent Fri
day In Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

Miss Poll, Powsrl left for 81. Laais
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10
BLying Wisely

Readers Of the Ldgers advertising finding that
through this practice they spending their money
AS one Mexico woman told recently: 7 a month
several times the yearly subscription price Weekly Ledger
by using your advertising columns my shopping guide"
This is true with many Mexico The Ledger
crculate in over treefourths Of the homes Mexico
reaches the the wants interested the county
People hooking for price today before that
IS why Ledger advertising them money
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

Mrs. N. r. Gave and son, John Mar
tin, Of Fulton came to Mexico Friday
for q short visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

Charles Lane Of Fulton was q Mex
leo visitor Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

Miss Bess Woods spent Friday with
relatives in Molino.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

Miss Katherine Mathews Of Fulton
came 10 Mexico Monday for short
visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

e. C. Henderson Of Fulton was q
Mexico visitor Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

II. ID. Mcbride of vandalia spent
Saturday in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10
80. Rasmond ReAlnaan - salssla

ID Kirksville Sunday b undergo ASs
operation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-10

operation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
BILLY RAY Is WINNER
Iriumphs over iusy Clair IN Yea
thrc Ract---Iiurdlc Race 90 Bc
Kun This Afternoon.
Yesterdays Results

First race. three co-slxtccuths Of
mile Baby Time. ifrst. Moddlo-
some Mary second; King spot.
third. Time. 90 seconds. Light
ming FlaHh. Welcome. Dainty
Peerless also ran.
SECOND race. tbroo-sIXtccuth4 ~
mile sly first. sawbuck. sec
Oud, Chick Bradley third Time.
90 10 seconds The ghuffler,
Dutch Bergman. High Ban also
ran.
Third race. quarter milr--Allie
Alert first. wildcat DulJn. sec-
Uud, Cupid'g Beau. third. Time.
20 20 seconds. Might Cap. Hand
y'me Buck, Alabama Jack also
ran.
Fourth race. milo-Bil-
ly Ray, first, Busy Clair second;
Moonshinc Wild Bill. third. Time.
90 seconds Duffa Malt. Lord
Cannon. Some Of the Herbs also
ran.
Fifth race. hrco-slxtcenths ~
milc--Rod Red Rose. first: Dr.
flirt SECOND. lush Reul.n,
third. Time: ~ 3-5 seconds.
Friendly Fox. Arascc. Doluma
Cannon alBO ran.
sixth race, quarter mile--Fly-
Ing Stone, first; Micky Clair. sec.
ond; Fearless third. Time: &c 3-5
sccOnda Floctost Mike. AlblDa
Chiof. London Whiff also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
DAVIS CUP ENTRY
TQCL0SE TO-DAY
Record Breaking Entr,
List May Compli-
Gates Drawing

NEW YORK. March 1I-.Fr,...
for the Davis cup champia,.s'l
matches OF 1921, emblematic Of ~.
worlds team lawn tennis honor,
viii close here tomorrow The G,i
lowing day the draw for proV,,'
nay ties or rounds will be- p,ss.
and before nightfall every tenn.
playing nation In the world w1i
know the order in which tho ~.
rious nationalities will batile ~,
Tho right to challenge the cum.
holding Americans.
With a record breaking list q.
entries on hand, the draw is likolv :.
prove a dramatic and complicstsi
event. Everything depends NM,
the Tuck Of the draw" so far !
several of the ntaions are con,
cerned. II they are fortuna,.
enough they may draw place I,
n so-called soft spot" and ma,
thus progress much further tbs,
otherwise. The drawing Of the ~,
strongest ntaions against each otbe,
In the first round would. also fun
nish more or less Of anti-cliuax
The formula for the draw is a,
follows:
The names OF the various enter
ing nations shall be written ON SEN
arate sheets of paper, each folde.
and placed in a receptacle, we.
shaken and Withdrawn one at ,
time.
Immediately after the completion
of the draw the United States Law
Tennis association will request tha
all matches resulting shall be com
pleted not later than certain date
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
Majority Of Squad Is Ex-
pected to Report
Today
WORK AT IL O'CLOCK
Manager Burke Plans n. Hard
Session-Pcrfect Weather
Aids Conditioning

SInctccn men, including Manager
outncldcr Jimmy Burke were IN tho
camp Of the Tulsa oilers last night
and practically an Of the % men ON
the rosiur Hr" expected to HnHwCr
tho first call for practice today.
The new arrivals last night wcrc'
Frank Thompson. third biHcman.
Louis Braun, first bascmnn. Andy
Jelsma, pitcher. G. NJ Olson. short
stop. and q. H. Eastman. ahortstop.
Jclsma and Olson were with the OH
'rg last fan, Thomp7ou was pur-
chased from the ST. Louis Americans
and Braun and Eastman are rockies.
Other Players Here
Other players hero are: Kari
Adams. Rudy Nchcr. George Hicr.
4. Kerr. Arch Bon, Frank Carroll.
and I'd walsh, pitchers. Wpy Qucr-
~ and i. Parncll catChcra. Johnny
Wuffii second bagCmnn. and Ed
ward Davis. Edward gnffcrt,
H. Bennett and Larry Erwin. out
fieldcra
Fourteen men reported yesterday
tO Manager Burke and Jimmy TAX
ing advantage of tho perfect busc-
ball weather, sent his squad through
n brief but snappy workout. Start
Ing today the practice session win
bo heightened. Workouts will start
at IL o'clock
Men in 4 Il Condition.
The players IN camp now are al
most without exception In good con-
dtion and with this splendid
weather But,.r believes the squad
viii be In goOd shape TO meet tho
Minneapolis MillCra In the omen.
Ing exhibition games here next Sat
urday and Sunday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

Billy Ray yesterday dctent,d BUSY
clair In the fourth race uf "a miar-
ter mile, the feature 81 tho grey
hound race program al Mld-Conti-
ncnt park Bllly got Off to good
lead which ne maintained through
out Busy Chair ran good race
az runncr-up.
Six races are scheduled today. tho
feature OF which is hurdle race
over the quRrter-mllc distance with
six entrants.
Today's Entries.
first race, quarter -milc--Fsn
Wow, Miss Dufferin, Cyclone Star.
Meddesome Mary Wild Rose. on
Time.
Second race. threo-sixtccnths OF
mile Miss pinky Heir, lone. Ink
Spot, Dcloma Cannon, Sea Way.
Rcd Pine.
Third race. three -siXtccnths Of
milc---AraSec, Harmony, Ciudcr
HRth. Huncysucklc, Extormlnator.
Handsome Buck.
Fourth rucC. quarter milo Dr.
Flirt Lord Cannon, Flying stone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
SENATE TO HEAR
TRAPP ARTICLES

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
ccpt tho school of Mine at Wilbur
ton. and the Training school for boys
at Pauls valley, No rccommenda-
tion IS made concerning the school
OF mines.
Consolidation OF tho training
school at FaulA Valley with the re-
formatury at Granite, ~ recon-
mcndod by tho appropriations com
mittec. No additional cost for
buildings ut Granite VIII be neccs-
sary. Chairman $. -. Bailey OF the
committee, said.
The senate again Indicated disap-
proval Of the bin by Senator X. L.
Davidson Of Tulsa. proposing a con
stltutional convention, when the
measure mas rejected by a vote OF
81 to is, Senator Davidson saved
the bin from final defeat however.
by lodging a uotico that he would
move TO rocoHsNcr at "A later day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
CADET KILLS HIMSELF
Was Despondcnt Because OF Low
standing at West Point; Feared
He WOnId Not Mnkc An Officer.

WEST FOTNT, n. T. MnrCh II
nespondont because OF his low
scholastic standing at the United
States military academy, James /.
Baum, jr., OF Atlantic City, N. j., a
second classman, hot himself
through the head last saturday, Il
became known today.
Baum was walking with several
comrades 10 n recitation han when
he suddenly halted, drew an army
pistol and fired a shot through his
temple. Several cadets tried TO
disarn him, but were too late.
Tie d!ed four hours later
Baum said ho was taking his
life because he feared he would not
mako a good officer.
His mother took charge OF the
body. Tho funeral was held private.
ly this afternoon,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
Clara WIN Sign Up
Win MOpie Company
ArdRiOre RuDiOr Says

ARpMORE, Okla. March Ia
Publishers as we'll as moving pic
turo concerns are bcsicEing Clara
Smith llumou with offers. She
has been offered an enormous
sum to write the story OF her life.
either In event Of acquittal or
conviction, II wns learned today.
According to close friends she
will sign a movie contract as soon
as her trial ends. If she is ac-
quilted.
According TO her present plans.
IL she walks from the courtroom
free woman she win go to Cali
furnia with her sister, Mrs, Van
Allen James of Los Angeles and
first take "A rest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
ETHER RESTORES SPEECH
War Hero Ia Regain Voice and Then
Lost IL Talks After His "Slccp."

BOSTON. March ii.--Adminis-
hatlon OF ether to Ernest Young.
former British aviator. who is under
detention here pending nm invosti-
gation as to his citizenship brought
back his lost power Of speech today.
After being shot down In n plnno
behind the German lines. Young be-
came speechlcsa. lie subsequently
recovered the use of his tongue, but
n fall from his bed here "a week ago
left him again spcochlcss
DR. Albert Murphy, attached to
the medical staff at IA Long Island
institution, conceived tho idea Of
ether treatment aftor he had
learned some OF Young's history
Young began to talk AZ soon as he
came out OF the ether.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
WILL WORK ON BIRTHDAY
Governor Robertson Says lie VIII
Follow Usual Program.

hy NrsncIat0I IToHH NIOIo VINO
OKLAHOMA CITY, March IA
What sort of IA birthday party am
j going TO havo2" Governor J. II.
a. Robertson replied 10 question
today as TO how he would spcnd
March Is, tho fiftleth anniversary
OF hls birth.
well, | am going to come down
10 the office about $40 O'Clock In
the morning, read over bills sent
In from the legislature until noon,
ana then stand in line at the capt.
tol cafeteria uutl / get my lunch
"fll work as usual until about
$3.50 O'Clock, and 20 home tired"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

Seldom does the screen present a
play that is as rich In thought as it
is uppulent in action--wheTe imagi-
nation presents great truth in the
guise Of thrilling fiction. THAT
Something" which is coming to the
Majestic theater Wednesday, has
proved itself to be that kind Of
play 1t has inspired discussion,
aroused argument and charmed at
the same time and its success at the
hands of the public has been
achieved by virtue Of its tremendous
heart interest no less than its
thought provoking qualities.
Telling the story of a young man
who re-composes his life after his
hopes have been dissipatcd and his
fortunes wrecked by prodigality and
wickedness, the movement Of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
Texas SWindier Pleads
Guilty. Gets 20 Years

FORT WORTH Texas, March IA
Joe Furey who was arrested in
jacksonville, Fla, after "A ~
monthS chase by his alleged vie.
tim, pleaded guilty today to de-
frauding Frank Norfloct, ltaIe
county rahchor out OF $4,000 by
fake stock deals ana was given 90
years IN the pcuitcntiary. The
swindlcs wero engineered in Fort
Worth and Dallas. Furcy took the
witness stand and described in de-
tail tho transactions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
ANOTHER NEGRO IS LYNCHED
Mob OF Armed Men Takes Black
ErOm Two DtpntY Sheriffs.

TAMPA, Fla, March 14.--Wil-
liam Bowles, n negro, was lynched
by mob near Eagle lake, in Polk
county late today after two deputy
sherlffs had arrested the negro for
making improper remarks to VI
young white woman. The officers
were taking the negro TO the county
Jail at Barlow. They were held up
by mob of armed men, overpow-
cred and the negro taken from
them. The negro was hanged to
tree near the roadside.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
TAB00S
RECEPTION PLANS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
tion with the visit here OF General
Goethals, who IS surveying the local
water situation, It is not probable
tho proposed water bond issue Of
$215,000 and the proposed sewer
bond issue of $500 will be taken
up for consideration by the mayor
and city commissioners during their
regular bi-weekly meeting Tuesday
morning, the date set several days
ago for action.
Water Commissioner c. S. Younk-
man announced Monday he would
not be able to attend the commits
sion meeting because Of the pro-
posed trip with Goethals to Spavi-
nav and Grand rivers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
LEAGUE IS 0RANIzED
Six Teams In Auto Lcagip>--Sutton
Named Prisdcnt---t hcs1cy II
Elected Secretary.

Tho Tulsa Automobile league, an
amateur baseball organization, was
launched last night when six local
automotivc firms were given iran
chiscs" In that body. They are:
cadillac. Ford. Hopkins Motor com
pnny. Adams Motor Sales company.
Evans Howard company, LOWS
Marsh corporation. Entries Will be
held open a week to permit any
others TO 10 a member OF tho league.
f.. NJ. sutton was elected presi-
dent aud r. J. Choslcy secretary.
Tho season will open about April
10 aud It was decided that all play
ers must be in the employ OF auto
motive concerns here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
$500 for Arrest of Mob LEADERS.

FIVNNNF NUM-, Nyt MlfVh II =
Gov. Edwin u. Morrow today Of
trrcd a reward of $500 each for the
arrest and conviction OF each mem
hcr of the mob that early ycster-
day took from tho Woodfurd county
tail and lynchcd Richard James,
negro. He also issued a proclumn-
uon removing from office John II.
Edror, jallor OF Woodford county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
DeUer Sets Thursday
To Hear Motion for
Post pOning SOS Trial

CHICAGO, March 1i.--Judge
william Il. Dever, In the superior
court today set Thursday at 10
a. m. as the hour for hearing ar
guments on the motion OF the
states attorney that the cases
against the indicted White Sox
ball players and others be stricken
from the court calendar.
Assistant states Attorney
George German moved that the
cases bc taken Off the court call
ondar when the case was report
ed In court today. Attorneys for
the defendants demanded an i'm
mediate trial, charging that there
Is baseball oligarchy" set on
keeping the defendants out OF
baseball.
Judge Dever declined TO hear
arguments today but put the mat
Ter until Thursday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
SteUe O'NeiH Referee ;
Of Title Mat Bout

DALLAS. Texas. March 1i-Ed
(Stranger) Lewis, champion hcav.
weight wrestler Of the world. win
meet Arthur lie Beige, Belgian. here
Friday night.
Steve O'Neill, star catcher for the
world champion Cleveland Indian,
and all-around athlete, will serve as
referee
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

rod Smith IS one OF the best relief
pitchers In either league because Of
his control and he won lots OF games
for us that way last year. Myers is
one OF the most valuable men to the
club and I'm sure he'll come ito
terms.
II think Brooklyn has it on rival
contenders In the way OF balance.
Our club is strong in every depart
ment with no great outstanding star.
AS for that ! don't care about one
man teams such az the Yankees with
Ruth. Pirates with Maranville, st.
Louis with Hornsby and Chicago
with Alexander. When you have
player like one OF these the other
boys are made TO play second fiddle
and they don't'like II. They don't
do as well as they might"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
ROBINS WILL COP
AGAIN SAYS BOSS.
Robinson Expects Hard
Race-Giants and
Pirates Strong


NEW YORK, March 1T ex-
pect to see the Robins Fly OF with
another National league penuant." ."
Wilbert Robinson, genial manager
Of the Champion Brooklyn club,
wired this prediction to the fntor-
national News Service today from
the Now Orleans camp.
IAN our players have the cham
pionship bee buzzing In their bon
nets" Robbie continued, land I am
with them. II the holdouts. Wheat
and the others, report | believe !
can finish on top OF the heap again.
Braves and Phillics weak.
Il look for a pretty smart PEN
nant race. New York and Pitts
burgh are going TO be closer con-
while Cincinnati. Chicago and st.
Louis are sure to be strong. Bos-
ton ana the Phillics look like the
weakest teams on paper.
Anything VIC have on the Giants
and Pirates will in pitching
strength az see IL. And that counts
mighty heavy in a long, hard race.
MY players are willing. They
work az hard In training game as
they did In any other and they make
things much easier for mo. Last
spring I had the best conditioned
team In the league and expect 70
lead another finely conditioned ball
crow into tho coming race and get
away to a good start when the bell
rings.
Can Replace Iioldouts.
"Thcre will be no changes In our
lineup II the holdouts come back.
However, l have Lamar and Neis to
replace Wheat and Myers. think
I have corking young pitcher in
Sam Post. He pitched Portsmouth
TO the Virginia league championship
last year. He IL n speedy lefthander
with lot Of fine curves. He
tosses overland.
Young Taylor should be useful
behind the bat. lie has a lot of
pepper and n good arm. lie also IL
fast on his feot. pfcffcr, Caddore,
Mamaux, Milus, Mitchell and Mo-
hart look better than ever. Wen
miss Grimes II he don't come back
and we need Reuther, too. Shcr-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15

tr Of the Tulsa oilers, n hhll'l
should uoyor uHu a curve pan uhiu
after throwing at least flvc ur wN
days Imagine our surprise S'Ht'
day when we observed TINS recruit
hooking them iu the first days
workout or course. Manager Jimmy
Burke and the veteran players had
lett the park ur this pitcher would
not huvc boon permitted TO open up
the iitat dnJ.
Baseball history be- nllcd with the
eases uf numerous good looking
young bail players who wrrc over
jealous In their early days OF train
Ing. To- the dctrimcut of their own
interests Even tho vcrost tyro
should know better than to use the
curve bail the first day Possibly
we hope $50 at least. this follow
won't suffer from It, But It's dollara
to doughnuts he carries sore arm
todAy--Hni several days more.
=
Docs JohunY wilson hold the
Indian Sign on Mike D'DOwd?
Some fistlC experts are Inclined
To- this theory ana for thnt reason
they are picking the champion Ia
defeat the former tltichOidcr. VII
son " a southphw boxer, leading
with his right instead of his LETT
aud O'Down was puzzled ana un-
able to fnthOm Wilson's peculiar
style Ia their scrap last summer,
IN which WILSON won the cham
piunshlp.
=
Although wc believe Mike viii re-
gain the title whom ne clashes with
Wilson next Thursday night, precc-
don't tclla uf SO many instances
where really greater fighters have
been beaten by interiors when the
iattcr had the Indian sign that II ~
not improbable that such circum-
stance exists with Wilson and
o. DpW1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
Indian OUner and Wife
Visit Team at Dallas

DALLAS, Texas. March IL
James G. Dunn, president of the
Cleveland American league club,
and Mrs. Dunn arrived here this
afternoon to spend several days
with Manager iris Speaker and his
world champions. Mr.. Dunn will
accompany the Indians To Hubbard
city, Texas, tomorrow, whore they
will be the guest OF Speaker at an
old fashioned TcNas barbecue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-15
Ih,alLn ThrnMs Stcchcr.

NEW YORK, March 1i.-Sanis-
laus Xbyszku OF Poland, threw Joe
SteChcr, former worlds catch
catch-can wrestling champion, to-
night IN two hours. Ia minutes, 10
MrIBL look.