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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
Legislative SidelightS

advance charge on State Treasurer
LeeCraft's strong box.
However. Fleming is among the
best little abolishers OF institutions
In either house ana may give fellow
members surprise on move
mcnt directed at the disestablish-
ment OF certain institutions.
one of the lnughablc features Of
legislation this week came up when
Robertson of oklahoma county was
begging Leslie Saltcr not to impose
tho duty of educating the blind on
! the state superintendent of public
instruction, adding that he Is over
worked now.
The adjustment bill was finally
changed to give the state board OF
education charge OF the bnpd, ana
the bill TO abolish the vocational
! board Is also directing the board or
education to function in case.
1t Is cruel Joke, too, for since
| Superintendent Wilson has had two
/ fights, one with GoXcrnor Williams
and the other with Governor Rob
Icrtson, his duty is TO look wise. or
course he is cN-officio head OF the
state board OF education, but the
other members are appointed by
| The governor and generally performs
splendidly as all well bred appoin-
I
! higher educational institutions, VIII
son has ncen committed, regented
and boarded until command from
| him might command merry
| Ihooray, but no more
Publicly he can visit tho common
schools and talk to such school
teachers as happen to call Private
| ~ he can swear at his enemies, but
| being OF "A religious turn Of mind,
] . in
any extent.
Clash of Officialdom.
Appropriations have brought out
/ that the state department heads
agree with the public on economy
and the fights to cut down and
raise appropriations for another
makes an interesting study, but,
while interesting, is not refreshing.
This applies with the state iustitu-
ttons as well as statehouso depart
mcnts,
The lesser educational institu
tions declare that the normals are
trying to get the lions share or
shares, the normals talk softly
about the state university and the
\. X NJ. college and they, In turn,
talk Of making such great models
as to make OF the others only OF
secondary importance. out in the
] Backyard NntiN ltt must lOthN NV
but who have no one to appear
before legislative appropriation
committees, arc tho champions OF
the common schools who claim they
take what Captain Lazarus had "a
be satisfied with when he appeared
az the door OF MIR Certain Rich
] Man.
And the incxphcahlc truth is that
all of them arg about half right
tho only probability OF explanation
is that the system started of wrong
and has been growing worse since
the original start.
They Have No Representative,
And II must be remembered that
thore N no official representative
from the unfortunates OF the clee
mosynary institutions. filled to over
flowing and the population in,
Croasing rather than decreasing
with three insane asylumus and al
crowded. the inmates can but tax,
the crums falling tgom tho appro
|priation tables. Those trying q
care for them do their best, bu
their inmates can not lobby II /,
probably no worse In Oklahoma
than ClsoW here, hut Is one OF tn,
wrong fonts OF our government.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
ASK ORATORIO VOLUNTEERS
Prospective Singers Invited To At
tend Thursday Rehearsal.

Local men and women singers
who would ike TO take part in the
presentation OF Mendelssohns ora
tOrIo masterpiece Elijah" by the
chorus choir Of the First Christian
church before Disciples Of Christ in
state convention asse sembled at tho
Tulsa church the evening of May ,,
are invited 10 attend the weekly re-
hearsal OF the choir at 1870 o'clock
Thursday evening. 4 number of the
members OF the Tulsa Male Chorus
are planning to assist with the pro-
duction and a total Of Is voices is
tho expectation OF Ernest Prang
Stamm, choir director.
Mr.. Stamm's ability in musical
direction is also being employed in
tho Tulsa Male chorus. and at pres
cnt in n new mixed chorus OF about
100 voicXs at Sapulpa. Mr.. Stamm
IL leading the recently organized
chorus in preparation for a public
concert April "a. lie was i'm charge
OF the weekly rehearsal "Wednesday
evening at the Methodist church in
Sapulpa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
pitcher Bin Herficd
IL BeiieUed HOIdOut
by Cardinal Leader

ST.. LOUIS. March Manager
Branch Rl,kcy Of the St Louis
Nationals Is Investigating the alb
pn,c of pitcher Bill Hertioa, ac-
CordiuR ~ dispatch from tho
Cardinals training camp at
Orange. TcN1s
Hcruca. who was obtained from
the LOG Angeles club ot the Pa
a.tic coast league. in exchange for
four players wIs recently report
Cd 10 have forwarded his signed
contract ~ the lpclls. but moth
iur has boon roou Sithcr of tho
paper or player. and hickey be-
Ii,N,s he lg hDlduut
The Cardinals arc hard at work
preparing for their first game
against the Philadelphia Amcri-
cans ht Houston Saturday.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE THREE
should be drawn. II also applies to
superior court tirists.
Seven Times Up and Seven Down
Tho pure livestock breeders AS
sociatiun had their bin against scrub
bulls before the house this session
as It has hccu about six times be-
fore. II was given short shrift In
committee OF the whole house and
the usual hilarity over the obsequics
occurred. The same short shrift
was given the famous dog law--one
Intended To prevent CANNES frore
doing to the sheep what the Lord
commanded Israel to do 10 the
Utilities.
Both OF these measures have their
place on all well regulated legisla-
tive calendars and appear to get
strong support everywhere but from
Legislators.
Looks bad for Talihina.
A bin introduced by Senator
Clark Nichols would stop all work
on the tubcrCular sanitorium at
Talihiua and repeal the act 81 cs-
tahlishment. lie In an administra-
ton man and not given TO shooting
at state institutions. The site ls in
Ic Flore county senator Joe Flem-
| ing lives IN lie Flore county. too,
and the administration looks with
considerable disfavor on the Flcm-
ling policy Of voting "naye' on
every measure that looks like an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
YANK STOCK UP,
BAKER RETURNS
Come Back Of Home-Run
King Makes Club
Flag Contender

iN lN'FfIt A'NNl 10 aHfWN t'Nf hNhE
NEW YORK, March 2.H-Iaukce
stock in the coming American
league penaunt race looks stronger
today tpnu ever.
Gothsm fans. who have been pre-
dieting that Miller liugRius' 1921
entry viii dr'hruuc the Champion
Indians and win for New york its
first American league championship
are uIrc ot 1t now.
Tho reason. j. Franklin Baker
ls back ON the job.
Tho veteran third bascman. whl
spent 1920 on his Trappc, Maryland,
farm. has accepted terms offered by
Colonols Ruppcrt and Huston. lie
Will arrive here in a few ddvs tu
sign his contract.
Baker viii add a lot OF strength
and balance to the New York in
field. lie is uot--ncVcr was, in
fact--rhe flashicst fielder IN the
business But hc Ia steady And
he can hit with }. Franklin's lar
ruping power added TO that OF Ruth
Pipp, ward, peckiupaugh and the
rest VI tho members of 'murdcrcrs
row" the Yankees are going To bc
the nightmare Of every pitcher ~
tho American league.
Yankee officials are just as en-
thuslastc over Bakers return as are
the fans. Baker reports ne Is IN
good condition despite his years lay
Off, said Business Manager Darrow
today, "nud he expects TO be able
TO whip himself into shape as speed
ily as any of the seasoned players
lo will surely add "A lot Of strength
TO tho team and we are mighty
glad to welcome him back"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
H0LD0UTS SURRENDER
Five HcCaicitrnnt Sanks Ia Report
To-day Peck aud Ncu-cl tO
Join club Later.

NEW YORK. March Five New
York American league players who
have been holding out" have sur
rendered and VIII report to Manager
fiugging AZ Shreveport Thursday. Il
was said. They are! Wally Schang.
catcher. Bob Shawkcy and Jack
quinn, pitchers Aaron ward and
Wallie Plpp, nficldcrs.
Walter pcCklupaugh. shortstop
and Bob Meuscl utility player. have
not signed. but iIugRins believes
they viii report with the other reg
ulara
Norman Mcmillan. a Yankee pros.
pcot from the Grccnvill", South At
iantln Cub. rs performing brilliantly
at the Shreveport camp, II was re-
ported today Yesterday he hit the
lall over Gasscr park fence three
timea. Tho New York Nationals
recruit squad arrived last night Mt
San Antonio and WAS ordered to
practice today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
50 DAYS TO PICK
A TITLE GO SIGHT
Tex Would Stage Bout \
in New York City
Others Considered

NEW YORK. March 2.-ThA
guessing contest over tho probable
site OF the Dempsey -Carpentior fight
was renewed today
with Tex Rickard ready To play
'he role OF the lone promoter ana
the Brady Cochran transfer papers
properly signed. the naming OF t
location for the contest is the ON.
remaining point OF interest.
Rickard has 80 days in which to
select "A site. lie hopes to be uhN
to make the selection within u fort
night, however.
ono thing seems sure since Rick.
ard has taken over tho big bout
will not go broad The peer ur
promoters wants to stage 1t rigi.
here In New york II possible. As
the date has been definitely set as
July ,, Havana Is eliminated Tho
July brand Of weather i'm cuba Is too
torrid FOR any pair OF gladiators.
Benton Harbor. Mich has recent
ly been given consideration as a site
by the promoter.
Rickard has also tho offer OF q
Canadian syndicate TO fan back ON
and New Jersey is Very much i'm the
running and continue to remain 500
for n while. even though the limI.
OF rounds in the "skccter" state is
twelve.
Close friends Of tho promotg-
hintcd today that with boxing iu
good favor at Albany and no dan
gerous opposition to the bout heinz
| staged here in sight at prcscn,
! Gotham will get it. II Is altogcth,r
| possible that 1t will be staged under
conditions that will eliminate seri.
Gus obicCtion--a generous percent.
age OF the receipts may be directed
into charitable channels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
PLAN CAMPAIGN OF CHEER
Societies Affiliated with Tulsa En-
denyor TO Visit Charity. Homes.

Regular visits OF chcor to instltu-
lions In Tulsa ana vicinity similar
10 the county poor farm will he
madN In rotation on Sundays by
young peoples societies affiliated
with tho Tulsa Christian Endcavor
union, according 20 plans made nt a
meeting In the First Lutheran
church Tuesday evening A definite
schedule for the visits will he
worked out at once by the unlonH
executive committee. Miss Winona
slater, OF the Second Presbyterian
church, was elected secretary of the
union and l.. l.. Bumgarncr, Of mo
FIRST Lutheran church, vice prod-
dent. Tho regular meeting date Tor
the union hereafter was set for the
first Tuesday evening In oa'h
month. Miss Marche Holmes, dis
trict Christian Endcavor president
announced that l15 Endcnvorers In
this district have registered for the
annual state convention In Okla
homa city IN June, and that the
district lacks only 10 of reaching It's
registration quota, i25,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
Oracle of BdIldOm to
Meet Rogers HOrnSby

ORANGE, Texas, March g.
Johnny Thompson, said by Connie
Mack 20 be tho worlds greatest
baseball oracle, will meet Rogers
Hornsby when the star batsman ot
the ST. Louis Cardinals arrives this
afternoon to go into spring ram
pages with the squad. johnny
Thompson is said TO know the his
tory of every big Lacquer. His un-
canny technique OF baseball has
worked jinXes across the continent.
fans here claim and today he has
in his possession tombstoncs, false
tceth, lifetime meal tickets to-
bacco for the rest of his days-all
garnCred from those who pitted
their Judgment against Johnny.
Janvrin; stock, Dilhoefor and
Jack Smith are yet to report to the
Cardinals.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
TOday's Entries

First race. three siNteenths or
mllo--Baby Time. Failvicw, Real
Irish Lady, Pachy Baden. Medi-
cine Mary Creole Sue.
Second race, quartcr-mile---
BLACK Jack. Miss Duffcrin. The
Tiger. Sitkum, Security and Wild
Irishman.
Third race. three -siNtencth Of
milc-On Time, Duffy Malt.
Arasec. Rush Ruehen, Dr. Flirt
and Miss Nindicator.
Fourth racc-.Fiye-si ccuths
Of Mission BOY. widest
Dillon, Fearless. Berwick and
Busy clair.
F'itth race. three-siNteenths OF
milc-Alabama Jack, Honey
sucklc. tho Romer Albina Chiei,
Welcome and Ink Spot.
sixth race, quarter milc--Kay
County, Naomi, Red Rcd Rose,
Chick Bradley, Mickey Clair and
Cheerful Moments,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
Sooner Aggie Matmen
Compete With Texans

COLLEGE STATION. Texas,
March 2--The wrestling team Of
4. a. NJ. college, accompanied by
Coach l.. G. Jones and Athletic
Manager James sullivan. left here
today for saltwater, Okla. to COM
pete with the oklahoma Aggies and
Texas Loughorns in the southwest
conference wrestling meet March
40. Following the meet they Will
go 10 Norman, Okla. 70 meet the
Oklahoma university team.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
Business Affairs Would
Prevent Crawford's
Acceptance
BRILL LOGICAL CHOICE
Local Club Owner Points TO
Many Qualifications Of Ok
lahoma City Editor
nv LARRY DALEY.

James Is. Crawford. owner ~ mo
Tulsa Western league baseball cluh
will not accept the prcHidcncy ~ mo
Western association should ihti
position he tondcrcd him. This was
tho positive statement yesterday OF
fhc millionaire oil operator ana
baseball maRuato, following the 10
,clpt Of "A letter from H. II. Black
preaidcnt OF tho bkmulgoc club or
Tho Western association, in which ho
tBlncID. asks 10 tho local mnguai"
would accept tho post aH W, a.
head
Crawford said hls oil businoaa de-
mands an his time and he has even
turned over tho affairs OF his own
Tlisa club 20 Billy FricL business
manager, and that he will have no
tlmo to devote TO othor baseball ar
fairs.
Combining OF an league offices
into ono and the solcction OF charles
j. Brill oklahoma city Sports ed'. !.
tor, and for 10 years secretary OF
the Western nsRociation' ~ hdNo-
Gated by Crawford. The western
association can proftt greatly by
centralizlng all offices. and It WIZ
nlso add 10 its efficiency 10y the
soiection OF a man capable OF handl-
ing an league details and who has
the time at hts disposal To fiji such
a posltlon." said Crawford.
81 believe Charley Bill is tho man
for that place and urge his election.
Rrill has been connected with INC
Western association In an otnclAl
capacity for 10 years and for that
reason. aside from his many olheI
splendid qualifications. should he
the man named for the place az
league official" Crawford con
piudcd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
Kansas Father Searches
for His Daughter Here

lay Cunningham, l7-year-old
daughter OF q. l. Cunningham OF
C,hrrryyule, Kan, who ran away
from homo Monday morning Is be
llevcd 60 be hiding in Tulsa accord
ing TO her father, who last night ap-
pealod TO The world for aid In hunt
ing his daughter. The girl left
homo Monday hornlng for school
according to the father, but IN
stead of going to school, left town,
and hasn't been heard OF since
When she left home shc was wear
ing a long blue coat, n blue skirt
whito MILDLY blouse, brown SHOES
and brown stockings. She has
brown hair and brown eyes. her IA
ther said. and fair complexion, Tho
father said that he knew OF no rea'
son why tho girl should leave homo
The police are aiding In the hunt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03

Nebraska Wild Bill's victory In the
fourth race of quartcr-milc over
the ciassicEt field of tho six races
featured yesterdays program or
greyhound races at Midcontinent
park. Nebraska wild Hill, sold re-
Gently for - high price came into
his own after running out OF the
money In disappointing race few
DAYS ago and won after n thrilling
three cornercd fight, with Friendly
Fox aud Red Red Roso close second
and third.
Nebraska Wna BIN showed hia
class early in the race when he
WORKED hia way 10 the rail and took
and mnintaiucd the lead, preCar!ouH
though II was. until the finish. such
splendid dogs az Billy Ray Duffy's
Malt and Rush Reuben finished out
OF the money In this race.
ben Brush won his first race when
ne captured tho opening event oi
thrce-siNtccnths. winning handily.
Ink Spot Is pockctcd.
Ink Spot was cut off In the second
race while battling with Red Pine
and finished out OF tho money. Red
pine. considered the class of the
race ran true to form and won
easily.
Almost rs good field OF speed
| era as in the fourth race faced th'
/ barrier In the tifth, which was wor
easily by Busy Clair DIR. Flirt, on'
OF the favorltcs finished out OF th'
money,
Talent Distributed To-day.
Talent is well distributed I'm today
card ot six races which START at
o'clock and n Is probably the bes
balanced program yet offered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
CRAWFORD WILL NOT ACCEPT PRESIDENCY or ". n
Tex Rickdrd ReceiUes
offer of S75O,OW to
Hold Bout in London

NEW YORK. March Tex
Rickard. promoter Of tho Dcmp-
soy-C arpo onticr heavyweight
championship contest announced
tonight receipt Of a 100000 offer
for the bout al London. The offer,
iu cable form, was signed by
George Mcdonald OF tho London
Olympia. Rickard, who has un-
til the end Of the month TO select
"A site for tho contest, announced
today that hs would give the
propagation duo consideration
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
ELECTION or nitIlb iS
NOW BELIEVED CEiVINfN.

with the announcement OF 'ra~-
ford that he will not consider the
presidency Of tho Western hssoc"
tion, tho election OF Hrill ns league
official. providing all ottlces are
combined, as president IN belieNeu
practically assured.
The Western association C'up
owners meet here next SUNDAY
,rhia AZ one OF their most important
meetings as several vital matters
viii be decided nv that time, chlei
OF which are tho election OF oftlcerH
cor offlcer). and the adoption OF the
1921 schedule.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
oklahoma Natural sues Inland.

DamnRos tOtaIing NOIlJIS Were
asked In suit brought in district
court Wednesday by the oklahoma
Natural Gas company against the
Inland Refining company, the
plaintiff alleging the latter company
failed 20 carry out its contract to
furnish cars and transport large
quantities Of gasoline from seven
gasoline plants operated by the gas
company. to the Inland refinerics.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03

Hcrnppors as Frankie Mason ana
Earl IuiyouT. both iu Tulsa arenas,
but neither uf these boys was rr,og
uizcd ag being such great lutl"
performer ~ sharkcy is or rather.
wNs Hobby has bcing going splon-
didiy lately and should Riyo Sharkcy
"a real Htrap.
Shafkcy has been in Hot Springs
several weeks living tho "Hlmplo
lifo' away from broadway Ia his
effort To regain form that only u
few months ago made him one of
the greatest bantums whether hc
stul has tho stuff that makes a
great fighter should bc determined
tonight ns Nobhy is clever and
rugged boy and viii make tho best
Of them step.
The cnrccr of Shnrkcy offers u
lesson that every young and ann
bilious athlctC---and every young
mnn--t,hOuld heed when Joe
Lynch sent him down for the
count several weeks ago and Roy
Moore followed with another
knockout few weeks later.
tighter. & But lac couldn't stand
his career ~ topnOtCh"r.
Sharkcy, Conqucror last year ~
Jimmy Wilde In the lattcr's first
bout In America, was ~ great
fighter. Hut hc couidn't stand
prorperity. Aud the road tn
oblivion wns even more speedy
than the road 10 fame.
Jimmy Riley wants another bout
with Ray Holt. Jimmy lost to the
latter In l0-rouud scrap here last
week and asks Tor another chance
with the phenom from Charlie
| Simons stable. Jimmy be- entitled
| to another 20 with HOLT There
| was never a cleaner or more llkcablc
| lad In u local ring than the hard
working boy from the Cosdon re-
| fincry. lie always has given hts
| best In scraps hero There's action
! when Niley's Ia the ring.
Hut the hest part of II IL In the
manner In which Jimmy asks for
n return bout. lie doesn't say lac
was "out ~ shape" that old stall,
or offer any other excuse for his
defeat. lie gives Holt credit for
being n tough, clever and hard
hitting hoy, and In fact says hc
| undcrcstinntrd his riNnis ability.
such boys Rs Riley should bc CIV
cn encouragement, and In view Of
his past efforts. Promoter Gala
han should, in all fairness, give
Jimmy return go with Holt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
Mother Daughter Banquet
Gets Big Registrations

Registration for tho mothers and
daughters banquets nj thc First
Christian and First Methodist
churehcs Friday evening ia progress
ing rapidly. The programs ana
menus havc been planned and the
programs are now being printed and
decorations Installed In the rooms
in which tho hanquets viii take
place. Both mothers and daughters
will speak during tho evening, An
attendance OF about 200 is expected
al the First Methodist church.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
International Directors
to Pass on Akron Sale

NEW YORK, March The
board OF directors OF the Interna-
tiOnal league will meet here tomor-
row TO pass on the sale OF the Ak
ron franchise TO Montreal, II was
announced hero today by President
John G. Toolc. IL is expected the
sale will be ratified and the schedule
revised
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
Denies wife Dcscrtion Charge.

John Osenbaugh, arrested here on
n >@yarrant issued i'm Kansas, charG-
ing him with abandonment of his
wife. made bond Of $500 In district
court Wednesday AFTER obtaining n
writ of habeas corpus and will re-
port to the court March for hear
Ing on the petition. Oscubaugh de-
-nies he has abandoned his wife and
claims he has maintained her until
last month when he lost his position
and came to Tulsa seeking work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
M'KECHNIE SIGNS CONTRACT
Former Pirate InfiCIdcr Reports TO
Nillcrs at oklahoma City.

TTTTNUVItIH, NnrCN =" Joe
CantillOn, manager and part owner
Of the Minneapolis club of the Amer
lean association, was In this city yes
tcrdHy and announced that he had
Higncd Blll MCkeChnio, Pirate in
fielder who was recently sold TO the
Minneapolis club MckcChnie win
report for duty at Oklahoma city
March 10, h" said. ana added that
ne was pleased with the transfer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
iris Speaker Slams 3
HOmers in First Day

CLEVELAND, ohio, March 2-
with Catcher Steve O'Ncill serving
tho ball In batting practice, Manager
Trls Speaker OF the Cleveland
Indians inauguratrd the spring
trnining season At Dallas 10y driving
two balls over the frncc, according
to adNices received here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
ClNCY RED CONTINGENT OFF
Pat Moran Heads Squad OF Players
Going 10 Cisco Camp.

CINCINNATI, March ELEVEN
players of the Cincinnati baseball
club arrived here today and de-
parted for the south, headed by
Manager Pat Moran, other players
who did not come to Cincinnati will
go to the training camp at Cisco,
Texas. directly from their homes.
1t was said that nothing had been
heard from Daubert, Rousch, Groh.
or Kopf, holdouts. Waivers have
been asked for on he latter player.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-03
Kansas Must Keep Engagement.

MIIsWAIk EE, Wis. March g.
Rocky Kansas viii keep his engage
mcnt 70 box Richie Mitchell here
on March . or "a complaint will be
filed with the Wisconsin boxing
commission that may result IN the
Buffalo boxer being barred from
this state, was the ultimatum sent
Kansas Tuesday night by Tom An
drews, promoter OF the match, who
says that advance sales already are
more than $4,000.