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WEATHER FORECAST

Fair and slightly warmer tonight
and Saturday.
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while Making Comfortable
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday Results

Boston Is, Cleveland 5.
New York 8, Detroit 8.
ST. Louis z, Washington 6.
Philadelphia 9, Chicago /.
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Fred Welsh Picks
White to Defeat
J.Dundee Tonight

NEW YORK. March 16.--Treddy
Welsh. former boss of the light
weight division. who came within an
ace Of holnR knocked out when he
fought Charlie White, believes the
ChiCagoin is the Understanding
lightweight in the game today, and
opines that johnny Dundee will he
In for the fight OF his life when he
enters the ring I'm Madison Square
Garden to do battle with Charlie to-
morrow night.
Everybody thinks White has
nothing hut "A left hook" says
Freddy. "but he has Just AZ good n
right as n left. traded rights with
him once, and ! know"
Welsh says he saw White NOW
Willie Jackson recently and that in
creased the former champions re-
spcCt for his old rival
Both Dundee and White are here
preparing for the battle, the third
they have engaged in in New York
IN a little over a year. In one Of
these Dundee held White to a draw,
Since they began boxing, White
has fought 100 battles, while Dun
dee has engaged I'm $40 scraps.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Wee Dickey Kerr
Gets HardboiIed
With White Hose

DALLAS, Tova0. March 1G.--"Wce
DiCkry' Kerr may be little, but he
certainly talked turkey" today
Tho Chicago white SOx hayo one
week 20 accept the terms ~ ,hoir
star twirlgr Kerr said here today.
II Gleason and company do not
accept IN that time Dick said he win
take ono Of three Jobs offered him
ana Indicated nm offer from tho city
OF Chicago would be his choice. iIy
also said hc has an offer from 3ciiit.
Mluhs ana ono from anohter semi-
pro team In tho cant
"Mv terms nrr more than reason
able In view Of salaries 60 bo pai1
other pitchers this season aud am
not going 10 fool with tho White
Sox five minutes. II they think I am
going 10 walt until the last dav ana
not report and draw a iina and sUs-
pension They nrc badly fooled. one
week more ana | Win slgu "a contract
with someone else"
Kerr lB keeping IN condition by
working out with tho high school
team AZ Paris. Texas his home.
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NEW YORK COPPER THREATENS
TO BE RIVAL OF PADDOCK AS
KING OF CINDER PATH STARS

NEW YORK March i6.--The ex-
trcmcly hurried Mr. Charles W.
paddocl, Of the OF tho Pacific coast,
q gentleman Of comparatively no
leisure whatever. mny yet find It OK
podieut to muvo those flying Ehanks
uf his just bit faster before the
impending track season passes ON.
Six months ago Paddock was Hi-
promo among the worlds spriutcrs;
today his supremacy is I'm uowleo
questioned, but " is altogether
probable that In tho Immediate fu-
ture his speed afoot viii be quos-
toned
Having said that much. vo viii go
further and respectfully submit for
consideration tho name OF Bob Nc
Nlilstcr New york policeman.
whom the writer considers the most
promising spyintcr In the world to-
day
McAuIstcr "broko his novltiatc,"
as the saying goes. less than six
months aEo. Yet at this very mo-
ment he Is rated above jackson
Scholz, Bernie Wefers, jr. Eddie
Farrell and others ~ tho festest
man In the local district, and at a
recent set OF games he lent author
ity to this belief by running $50
Yards ON tho boards in II 3-5 sec
onds, n worlds indoor record.
Does Intermediate Runs.
At intermediate distances no was
cnuGht iu 10 3-j seconds for 10
yards which means Q i-5 for tho
century; II A-5 Sgconds for 12O
yards and Il 3-j seconds for 1870
'lrds.
Those performances were made
without spikes on an armorv drill
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floor that afforded an the sprInv
and rcsillcuCv OF concrete side
walk. Can you beat it? Not with a
horsewhip.
For ono, jackson svholtz couldn't.
and Schultz IN generally regarded as
one Of tho worlds best. lie was
yards outside OF McAllister at the
finish of this particular race.
At the moment two faults stand
out In McAllistcr's style. IIo II slow
away from his mark. ana at certain
stages OF rhCc he shows a DISPOSE
llon To climb I'm his stride. Note.
Tor oxnmplc, tho fact that n TOOK
him 1-i seconds to travel 10
10 20 yards. while other 1O-yard in
tervals were covered as low as As of
% second. McAllister ala q little
climbing between 10 and 100 yards
and, at that. broke a worlds record
Nervousness of Novice.
Many have contcndcd that Nc
AlIlstorIs slow starting is due to the
nervousness OF comparative nov
Ice. We do not hold with such.
The ability of a spriuter to got
away with the gun Is largely n mat
ter Of nervous reaction TO It's sound
McAllister's nervous reaction 70 date
has been that Of deaf mute. Every
muscle Is loose as the gun goes off;
therefore he makes starting n two
motion operation instead OF one lie
must first tense his muscles before
he can start them in motion
These are details easily eradlcated
by proper training. but even an in
efficient trainer couldn't rob Me-
Allistcr Of his nntuRal speed. Give
him good one, such as tho late
Mike Murphy, and there is no tell
ing how far he will go.
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Large CrOWds Watch
Girl Basket Contests

SALTWATER, March 10,
Spirited playing and large crowds
marked tho second series Of games
today IN the basketball tournament
for high school girls at Oklahoma
4, & NJ. college, Gate receipts indi-
Gated that nearly $500 persons wit
messed the contests today.
Results of todays games we're:
Guthrie 90, Holdonyille II.
Edmond 90 Barnsdale 10.
WClcctka so, Cloud Chief 16.
Marshall %. pawnec s.
Sand Springs 20, jerks II,
FnWland IS, Luther II.
Amorita Il, Nowata Q.
Tonighrs matches were;
Enid 90, Guthrie 9.
clinton IS, Wclectka 10.
Marshall %, sand Springs s.
Amorita IS, Fairland l6.
Clinton played in the third round
tonight without having appeared on
the floor before. A bye was drawn
In the first round and Billings, the
picked opponent. forfeited in the sec
Ond.
Tho four winners tonight will play
tho semifinals tomorrow morning
In tho afternoon the deciding contest
for tho state title will get under way,
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Los Angeles can't Get Olympics.

NEW YORK, March 16.--Com-
mentlng on a report that the 1924
olympic games may be held in Los
Angeles IL they are not held in
Paris, Secretary RUBEN OF ANA
teur Athletic union said today. 81
don't think there is a chance in the
world Of Los Angeles getting the
games. Tho Paris squabble Ia
caused by a difference of opinion
over money expenditures by the
Partisan municipal council and the
French government. This dispute
will no doubt be satisfactorily qot-
tied and tho 1924 games take place
as originally scheduled"
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CHEERO!
lANk MD EDDIE RIGHT Ur
~ UNMuINO CLASS

NANk MD EDDII. RIGHT tr
~ BNNnINO CLASS
IoiluN auffcrcr- of 1921 Here
2. one good omen.
Ihy tnilrud oilers ~ last year
hud thrit nr.t 1929 batting prHo-
ucc No-lrrdny afternoon ut Mc-
Nully park
What happened
wen among other things, NHuk
Davis and iddlc spcllmnn. Two ~
rUr admittedly hard hlttrrs, clout-
rd tho uiil far over the fence.
Nnui. drove one over hi fnVoritc
spot iu ri4ht center, while Eddie
mn-h,d li- above thc deep renter
vull.
Right up iu the Bnbc Ruth
class, uh. vul'
Manager IrliNrit has hi- bunch
digging right in ut practice and -
ready for thc rest uf the squad 10
got uu tho scruc sunday. Tho
weather hn- been ideal since Nom
days rain. california ana Florida
hnNo had nothing on Tulsa the
last few days.
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AND
PITCHER BEATEN
IN THE DOUBLES
Both Slump Badly; Beck
err and Reynolds Enter
the Finals

The doubles dope was spilled all
over the floor at the ". NJ. 6. a.
last uTEht when Ira Pitcher and
Kent Spollman, the star combina-
ton bowling 70 spectacularly the
night before, slumped badly and
were eliminated by Barrett and
Grlogliet, gS2 to gJ3 Neither Pill
cher nor spellman could locate the
pocket with any degree OF regular
ily and suffered bnd breaks when
they did find it
Tho best bowling of the afternoon
or evening came in tho match be-
tween the Eoynolds-BoCker and
Sohroedor-B Borgwald teams Of the
Toledo entry. Reynolds ana Becker
won, 1,lGO TO 1,lOG. Becker pulled
Off individual houors, with sos for
the 80 frames. He struck 20G. 22l
and IT'S. Tho victory put Becker
nui Reynolds i'm the finals. and with
thc Pitcher Spc,lman and Schroeder
Borgwald teams out Of the way Rey-
nolds and Becker should have COM
parativeiy easy sailing over thcir
opponents.
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TWO SIG EVENTS
FEATURE HOLIDAY
GREYHOUND Carl
Glass of Track Luterol
in st. Patricks Day
Special Stake

\ special st. Par.aa G.. ,...
race at fivc-siXtcou'ua vit.. t..
dogs at tho track entered anon,
contest at the same dIfJan..a.3 Il
other wcll-balanccd race. r...o o..
the holiday greyhound r...e ,..
gram on the boards for I..H.. af,..
noon at Mld-CoullHcrg plu o.
Cannon, Dutch Bergman. ....,.
Lad, Quaker Boy. Widest F.....
Sunburn viii leap from OH. .se .
the irish feature.
Post time in the fr. ... gFu .
3 o'clock.
TodHy's cntrica.
First race, purse 2.r. .....,
tcenths mile--Joc ka.. ...a u.
Buck, Foamiug Sprre ..uor.
Good News, Champ crank.
Second race, purse $780, ono
quarter mile-WoUlr# ...r ,-....
Hannah, playfollow. Ar...a .,,
Stone, Night Rider
Third race, purse s.r tr..a.e..
tocnths mllc--Grcy il. T8rr cs,.
rip, Dillon villa Blu Hr.rndIy r.,
Tulsa Girl Articles Lady.
Fourth race, purse $780, fyo.i,
teenths mile tSt p5'u.E s..o)
Olive Cannon, Killarney IrH Dr,I
Bergman, Quaker Boy Widest ID.
Ion, Sunburn.
Firth race, purse $50. n.r.rl4rir
milo-Foamiug Creek Night Ga.
FlirtY BOY, Peerless Irr. Cra..
Sue, Lord Helpum.
Sixth race, purse $40. fvo.a..
teonths milc-Codv. Jo.a Iav Ra4I
ers Lady. So Long Dick. par
Hare, HoncysuCklc.
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Still Talking Another
Dempsey-Carp CORics

NEW YORK, March 1f.r.
Dempsey heavyweight champion. .
following in the wake OF champions
Of other divisions, iu his uu0i...a.
plan for a tour Of Europe. Tho uhau
pion plans TO sail within month
Some OF the champions have found
the flstlc game on the other side m
profitable. but the peculiar attr.
tlon for Dempsey on the other s.1.
Is n project by Charles r. Cochran
theatrical producer ana fight prw
moter TO stage a return engagement
for the champion with Georges Cr-
pentier. If IL matorializos. the fish
will take place I'm one OF the ua'ua
football enclosures Zoo Brfa.
capable OF seating 10000 persons
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CARPENTER IN GRAVE SHAPE;
MAY NEVER FIGHT AGAIN, SAY
DOCTORS; WEIGHT UNDER $50

the Associated Press today!
1T would be cruelty to match
Georges I'm his present condition
against Dempsey but god forbid
that he should be defeated by
LcWls.'
Tho terrific pounding Carpcn-
tier received from Dempsey iu
tho fiFht in tho Jersey city arena
ltst summer caused Mrs. Carpcn-
tier who saw the motion pictures
ot the battle. 10 request her hus-
band 20 to-s1kc the square circle.
n I7 understood that she has en-
phaIoalIy renewed this request
during his present Illness
Contrary 10 printed reports that
Income taxes had taken away all
of Carpenters available cash. a.
b. said he still has sufficient
money 20 keep the wolf away
irons bis door for many years to
como.
Medical mon trace Carpenters
900 health To defeats hc suffered
40 tho hands OF Rilly popkc aud
Frank Klaus when hc was only
1N years old, but said it was aR-
prayntod by the punishment he
received in the fight with Dcmp-
soy.
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nv nrrn rLnIn

'IN lu" Kansas tIiF Iuaf.I
o., uo gets boy this ono hos oI-
HuIo for tho entry Nukps' Thlra
lhu way tho Oknhom1uz Hro express
Ing themselves Boo regard to Waruiu
smith their wonderful woitorvoIrht
prospect, iu hIH coming meeting with
Is. .. IDgEHl!u, aus as 90, ;oGaH, 80
birds that oyur tied tho improved
puaius 60 hla wrists Wurmu Smith.
this his Hrtd tcst to date. is meeting
ono NJ tho most experienced men
ot hIH class True tho X. o. person
is not q champion. but there arc
many In his prodiramout. ~ takes q
champion to bent him" SO if tho
youngFicr Tint Louie Newman found
ht BartlcsvlllC comes away with tho
verdict iu this clash on March 30.
hc has something 10 boz proud of
ana a. wonderful assent to his already
long llst Of achievements. n seems
only like yesterday that Smith was
cover lhoro' fighting for your Uncle
samuel ana making a mark for him
s"lf ana during the lull of battle
ne entered tho a. r.. IT, tournaments
whore he really gained his first OK
poriouco Of dustin 'om wide open"
since then hn has come worry rapidly,
until now ho ~ considered by CN-
ports 10 DO the best looking pros
poet for Jack Brlttuu's titlo. lilo i1
not tipc hs yot To- tocklc tho "otorlu
master of rho wolicrl. but handled
with judgment. combined with
ehrcwd match making. it win bring
him along Within tho uoNt six months
10 stage whore hc will bo In de-
mAud 10 shoulder the cross and
bring tho wcltcrwcight title back TO
oklahoma. Remembering. too, that
unny "a promising prospect was
ruined because he was rushed too
fast towards tho top We always
have In mind Benny chavez I'm this
respect, who. when n mere STRIPPING
weighing about III pounds, was
stacked up against Johnny Eilbnuc.
the champion. kilhune knocked him
out ana ruined what might have
been ono OF the Ercatcst OF cham
plons of his class WITH more ago
ana experience tho little Mexican
would have given n wonderful account
uf himself
We have ever cspoused tho cause
Of tho "youngstor with chance. a"
realizing, ut course, luck had 10
be with him ms ne was howinE his
mark la tho chosen profession. An
unlocked for accident. a lapse Of
nark an t,is ,ij,, a t.,, .'r'.' w., W.
a fr, nthnr things ,s tIis s,r, ,,,,,,i,t ',I',
1tnsrt thn grcatcs, nri n,ns, 49,, r'r'1,,.
isng boy during what we might
term his years In Apprenticeship.
nut with good break iu luck
tho boy with tho stuff that chant
m ,,, lcsttn.,t,,,
gcIr '''"
No ro,,lI ,,,,y ,,., ,..,,, a., .,,l.,.
nv Corsidinc tr "t,tn a, ,l,,,,,, 'U'',, ,,,,
younp Tnrbottp or,Ir., r.,r,, ,t,'
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NEW YORK, March 15.--ReEard-
less Of the famous words Of Marc
Antony, sweetheart Of tho Egyptian
princess. cleopatra, anent ambition
ana the pcrlls thereof, Prince Mo-
hammcd All Ibrahim, olive tinted
nephew Of the khedive of Egypt. has
one overpoworing ambition.
And the royal ambition Is strange
ly plebeian It's nothing more or
less than TO he Knocked s;itf by one
Jack Dempsey. known among tho
sporting Fraternity as the Utah as
sassin."
"Ah! what bliss to be knocked
out by Jack Dempsey" quoth the
ambitious one from the land OF the
pyramids, here to spend his paltry
5000. O.0OO-a-year income I'm pursuit
OF American pugillsts and-and
movie queens
Ibrahim ~ uuartercd I'm a lux
urious suite I'm the Biltmore with his
secretary, Blink MCCloskey. former
uowshoy and pug McCloskey won
his job by knocking out his prede-
CossOr.
Every day has punch in IT,"
says the two-fisted boxing, social
secretary.
The prince Is &c years old, medium
height, 16S pounds Of real muscle.
with the prince in addition to
MCCloskey are: Two big Italian
racing cars so pieces of baggage, a
chauffeur. valet, a dozen pairs of
boxing gloves and a flock Of film
magazines.
MY hobby" says tho prince, 'is
boxing, | love it and L hope to see
much while ] am here and movie
queens, / expect TO meet many Of
them also. My secretary and shall
20 10 HOLLYWOOD 10 500 thcm"
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In Camp

CtNolNNATi March tg.-Frank Thorn.
! ton. who accompanied tho Cincinnati
[ National league team tn Mineral Wells ht
/ his own eSpouro 10 NV Tor tho pitching
stuff has been advised by Manager rat
Moran 10 return 10 his homo In pltiaburFh
qualify MIN fnr n bcrth in the biz League
.a-a..---
NEW YORK, Mpryh 1G.-- nr0oklyn has
gained one pitcher and has givrn up an.
other, according 90 word FROM jackson
viue. MA uutleirh UrIncs ia aligned un
fur tho ycNr while Fefdle Schupp. once y
stellar mcmhot NJ tina Giants. has been
can asoc,ntion. main feli AZ tho podao
rplnp yostetday but Former Judge Lands
struIlod iu and watched the PLAYERS warm
up
--......-.-
CHICAGO MArrh &c. william tIyIdI
Gleason ~ tho chicago WHITE yny Vaa A.,
hIFh HpifItv fod,, ds-pIta tbc rari tbet
hls typn was defeated Yesterday hy inc
nanspor.s iny ,yn. ina rraei n,tcbirp NV
charles Wobsrtson. tho MinnehpoIia star.
who worked tho first five tnutnns against
tho v1rIda chsmplnps at the Eoy train.
feels no has star performer IA tho
american association twirlcr ana helic,rH
hl7 pitching staff VIII be capable ~ maxi
ing ihlngs oArordiugly intcrostlng In the
other momhets IN his league,
..
tNlNlI$N ISLAND. March ib.--rhe
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NEW NORk, M0TCh IN--N T.
Nciuor. i4-yoar-Old PhiHtrIphN
hoy win be partner to William TIL
den, H. world = Indoor tennis
champion, in the mems national IN
door tennis championship touruU-
ment starting here March 25. Mr..
Tilden announced his selection OF
the boy today. He recently an
nounced that Weinor was to be his
protcge, saying he believed the
youngstcr TO be future Vincent
RichardS.
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Hnnscr Stems Mith A..

EAGLE PASS, Texas, March l6.--
Joe Hauscr. holdout first basemsn,
obtaincd from Milwaukee American
association, has signed his contract
with the Philadelphia Americans,
according TO an announcement to-
day by Manager Connie Mack. Hat
ser is the last of the Athletic hold %
outs
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Jcfl Tnrns tn OlI Gnmc.

MKINNEH. Texas. March 16.--
Jim Jeffrlos, former heavyweight
champion is going into the oil bus
mess. Big Jim. accompanied by a
geologist and other prospectors
spent a day hero looking over Col
lin county oil ground Investing in
some leases
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SMITH ELIGIBLE
FOR HIGHER-UPS
AFTER L0UGHLIN
FlotO Champions Cause Of
Oklahoma Youngster
Headed for Top

NHTulo smith viii reach Iul.n
ilIi- morning from B1rtlc-,illr To-
ilui-h training for his i2-ruund
decision bout with Willie tk. o.
Luughliu uf south Brthlrhcm. Pa.
here ncNt Thursday night. iic
viii work this afternoon nt the
Y \ Z. gym. LOughlin viii BE-
in SUNDAY.
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4 Now RnN Chc-s sfnr,cI.

PARIS, March 1G.-Twelve games
Of chess played simultaneously last
night by \. A. Alcchinc, the young
Russian chess marvel without
looking at the board, tho moves
being called. lie won II. The 9TH
er resulted in a draw.
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lIpckwcII pOIlcr Rad sin.

BLACKWELL March l6.--At an
early hour this morning the police
made raid upon a West College
residence and captured still and
two barrels Of mash and some
whisky, The SIN was operated By
two men, McNutt and Mathews
who were arrested and placed I'm jail
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Rig California Classic saturday.

SAN DIEGO. cal, March l6.-
Tho Coffroth handicap, carrying a
purse ct 100000, ono of tho largest
over offered on the American turf
80 expected 20 bring out most Sat
urd1y afternoon - thoroughhrcds
now winter.ug at tho Tia Julul
raco track.
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nury Tormcr Shrine potcntatc.

TACOMA, Wash,, March 10
The funeral OF Ellis Lewis Garrett
son, former imperial potentate OF
tho Shrine, was held today but tho
hour and place were kept secret IN
order that his wishes for strict pri-
vaoy might be observed.
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Zbyssko Defeats I,clgnn Chnmp.

FWNNFNV TNIIWIN IWTIIUW TlUnIW-
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. March lG.
Wladok Zbys2ko, Polish wrestler.
defeated laWonto GurstWaus thv
champion OF Belgium two falls n
three here tonight. Gurstmans
won the first With a deadlock I'm a.
minutes, 20 seconds. Tho second
went TO Zbyszko I'm 2I minutes. Is
seconds with a Cornish back heel
A double armlock after is minutes
gave him the third ana deciding
fall,
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Cooperate 10 Fight Disease

oI LoC -, Ma'rn ~ nc siato
health associations OF Missouri,
Kansas. Oklahoma, Texas and Ar
kansas. will cooperate with the
southwestern division OF the Ameri-
can Red Cross In fighting disease,
1t was announced today following a
conference.
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TOLEDO, Ohio. March lG--Tod0y
was another day ot unlmportanCe I'm
the American Bowling congress
tournament here. For tho second
time In as many days hnlders OF the
first 10 places In the two-men event
WCrc not even threatened.
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EXTRA!
RACE HORSES MED WHISKY
IN TRAINING

IN TRAINING
BUFFALO, n. y. March ia
Fifteen race horses en- route from
Waterloo, Ontario, 10 Maryland,
were seized by federal officials
last night when several cases of
whisky were found In the cars iu
which the horses were being
shipped. Tho horses are owned
ny Joseph T.. Scagram, who also
owns a dislillvry nt Waterloo.
William Bringloc, trainer. who
was IN charge of the horses was
arrested ON II chnrgc of unlawTully
importing liquor. AZ his arralgn-
mcnt Brngloc told the federal
commissioner that Il was neocs-
sary 90 give race horses whisky as
part of lhcir training.
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EnicY Rnn1s Tr,as Tnlc.

ELDORADO, Ark March 49,
Harry Foley OF Hot Springs Ark
won tho judges decision over ToAa
Tate OF Texas at the end Of tom
round bout here last night. Eo.ol
weighed 1S0 pounds and Tate goa.
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MINERAL WELLS, March 16.
Cincinnati Nationals ..., 4 2
Dallas. Texas league ,,,,.. 2 0 4
B9ttorcs--COuCh and liargtANe,
Wlug0. Inn and Forest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17

4 cheaper substitute for mercury
has been invented in Germany for
Thermometers where accuracy with
in a degree or two is sufficient.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Try DiIInrd Nnn Tor Assnult.

NNUNONE- Nuroh lB.--E, NJ,
Trcl Of Dulard. near here, was
hound over to- district court on a
Charge of assault with Intent to Kill
Frank Bonner early last Friday
evening. Bond was fixed at $4,000
by Justice Of the poage w. ID,
Butcher, Bonner, who Is I'm a hos
nitaL Is reported 20 be recovering.
Ninety varieties Of sugar cane are
nuli-Naled I'm Porto Rico.