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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-06
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Western League.
AT OKLAHOMA CITY 10, TULSA L..
At Wichita 4. st. Joseph s.
At Sioux City 7, Des Mones l,
At Omaha ?, Denver 7.
National League.
At Pittsburgh 8, Chicago II.
At st. Louis II, Cincinnati 4,
At Philadelphia. dOuble-header
postponed, rain.
only games scheduled,
American League.
At Detroit G, Cleveland 0 li tnnlnEs).
AZ fhiladelphia-N York, postponed,
only games scheduled.
American Association.
At Milwaukee 2, Kansas city L.
At Minneapolis 2, ST. Paul s.
At Toledo ?, Columbus g.
At Louisville lilo, Indianapolis 0-i5.
Southern Association,
At Atlanta 10. New orleans 4,
At Little Rock 10, Memphis 2.
At Nashville 50, Chattanooga 4-g,
At Birmingham z, Mobile ..
Texas League,
Al Fort Worth s, Wichita Falls (.
At Dallas To, Shreveport 20,
At beaumont 0, San Antonio Is.
Al Houston g. Galveston o.
Southwestern League.
At Hutchinson ., Sapulpa 8.
At independence 6, Cofteyville !.
At salinh I, Topeka T.
At Muskogee \, Bartlesyills (oalled
end seventh 10 let Bartlesvills catch train.
Western Associat tlOn.
~ Fort Smith 4. McAloster 7.
A. Joplin 3, Enid 8.
At Springfield 7. Pawhuska T.
At Henryetts !. okmulgee 0 uS In
nings),
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Put Boxing on Shelf
For Season in Omaha

OMAHA, Neb.. July b.--No boxing
permits will be issued for matches
in Omaha until September. II was
announced today by II. IL, Antics,
secretary ot tho state department
OF welfare and head Of the state box
ing commission. The last four
shows hero have not been financial
Successes and tho boxing CommlH-
sion decided on tho action "for tho
good Of the sport"
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A Dlnrh III

An Italian who kept a fruit stand
was much annoyed by possible Gus
toners who made n practice OF
handling tho fruit and plnching g.,
thereby leaving Il sottened and
often spoiled. Exasperated beyond
endurance he finally put up sign
which read:
IL you must pincha da fruit
plnCha da cocoanut.
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FORT SMITH. July 5.--McAlester
took the last Of the series 20 A,
Carney held tho locals 20 one hit
and only two men got on in the
first six innings. a late rally failed
TO overcome tho Dlggcrs' lead
Score byinuings: r.. H. T.,
McAlester LOB 2lo O0o--7 & 2
Fort smith 900 900 1870 s
Battorics.-Carnoy and Aday,
Burge, Munger, Boyd and Rainey.
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ERst Gnmc TIcd I'm.

MUSKOGEB. July b.-Bartles-
VILE and Muskogea battled for seven
innings today and then the game
had to be called while tied, 8 10 s,
so that Bartlesville could catch a
train.
Score by innings: r. II. +.
Bartlesville ....l2t 220 0--8 II 8
MuskoRee .....100 4l0 2-s ID c
Batteries: Zurnham, Humphreys
and Wiley. Crittenden; Bousha,
Beedle and Nichols,
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OMAHA WINNING
STREAK BROKEN
BY ED WETzEL.
Burches Stopped After
Coping IA; Saints
Beat Witches

OMAHA. July 6--Thumbiess Ed. wst-
sel proved tho snes on which Cmahap
hopes tor rs straight victories overturned
when he held Burch's team to seven scat
tered hlts. Denver winning. 20 2 Oma-
ha, after trailing most Of tho way tisd
the score IN the eighth but Barfough
wildncss and two Timely hits gave Dem
yer five moro runs.
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Hens Trim DrIllcrg,

IIFNRYETTA, July 5.--AlthouGh
oUthlt by Okmulgcc the locals won
n tight l3-inning gamo here today,
2 to ].
Score by innings: Il. IT, r..
OkmulgCs 600 100 600 600 OIL & 2
Henryetta 600 OOl 900 900 1-2 9 2
LonOu and AguCW,
Meadows and Minor.
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REFINERY GETS NEW WATER
10000, 900 Gallons Is Consumption OF
COsdcn Refinery First Day.

Ten million gallons OF water was
the amount consumed by the Cosden
refinery in West Tulsa Tuesday when
water from the Shell creek dam was
turned into the refinerys pipes. or
ficlals estimated that the daily con-
sumption would be about 100000
gallons.
The water Ia conveyed from the
pipe line and flows by gravity. Rum
ming from the reservoir to the vii
lage OF Wekiwa and thence 10 Sand
Springs. II Is conveyed TO a point
south OF Nern station where the line
crosses the Arkansas river to the
refinery.
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Cube Trounce Pirates Again.

ptTTSnURGH. July b.-The Chicago
cubs defeated tho Pirates. - to o, today,
finding Pitchers Carlson and Hamilton Tor
- hits In seven innings. Jones got along
nicely for tho Cubs except In tho fitth
when the Pirates scored twice and In the
ninth when bslated rally brought three
runs In.
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Hutchinson Wins.

HUTCHINSON, Kan, July g.
Hutchinson took the final game OF
the series here this afternoon on
Sapulpas errors and the Shockers'
hits.
Score by innings. r. II. f.
Sapulpa ,..0l2 010 010--5 8 5
Hutchinson ..023 O40 0Ox-9 10 3
Batteries--Atchley and Newasha; I;
Henry and Osterfelt.
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Tnpekn Rcnts Sallna

sALINA, Kan, July 5.-Topeka
had no trouble IN defeating Salina
today, 7 TO /, the only Miller run
coming in on an error, Kahut, a
recruit pitcher. was batted out in
the fourth.
Score by innings: r. II. f.
Topeka .....000 310 030--7 2
Salina .....0Ot 900 O00-i z 3
Batteries-Luschen and Benn;
Kahut, Wilson and Walsh.
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TIGERS TRIUMPH
OVER CLEVELAND
INll-INNINGF FRAY
Blues Triple Following
Error by Stephenson
Breaks Up Game

DETROIT, July h.-stsphenson's error
snd Ruels triple after two were out IN
the eleventh save Detroit the final game
Of tho Cleveland seties today. Detroit was
nuthit but obtained blows timely. Speaker
hit homo run In the fhst inning
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noostera En.Y fog pncknrr.

SIOUX CITY. July b,-aious city won
the third game OF the series from Des
Molnes here today. TO I. when Wolfram
weakened in tho seventh and eighth In
nngs and the Packers slugRers drove In
their runs. Roettger was In splendid form,
striking out 10 men and giving but four
hits
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- - - -
TDlAla II 1912 ~

xTwo out when winning run scored.
SBatted for pillette IN ninth.
Score by inningA
Detroit ...... ......O07 OOi Oio Ia
Summary' Two.hase hts-Cohb O.
VeRch. Mcfnnis, Hsiimann. Three-baEe hits
-Jonee. Eowell niue. Home -run--Speaker.
Double plays-Jorea to clark to nlue
uhle 70 sewell TO Mclnnis Bases on ia ls
struck out-By plllctte /, by Ehmke !,
by Uhle 1. RunS-SpeAker, Stephenson,
Sewell g. Bus 2, cobb q nassler Ehmke.
ErTors--stephenson ana Mclnnis.
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Enld Tnkcs Finale

JOPLIN, July 5.--In a slow lIst-
less game Enid took the last Of the
series from Joplin here today, to
9.
Score by Innings: r. II r.
Enid ........1l2 600 100 10 9
Joplin .....20l 900 000--3 2
Ratterles--SOnger and Diamond, ,
Hodges and Mcaley.
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Summary RnnH--Olson e. Corriden g.
Fisher Defate T. Grahowaki, Smith 2, Nc
Dovell, Butler. Err0rs--Mo DowelI. Sacri-
fico hts-Adams Two-bBse hits--Corri-
den 2, DEBATE. Mcdonald. stephenson,
Grabowski 2, Berger, Mcdowell. Home
runs--smith. Olson, Fisher. Stolen base--
Detats 2. Hits and runR--On Beebo and
In 3 innings, Oft Musser and 3 in
innings, off Adams and In 3 2-3 In
nings. off LindberE ? and o in la In
nings Double s-wnahburn 10 berger
10 Haley Adams to Mcdonald 10 Olson
WAshbuTn 10 Mcdowell, Berger to Wash
burn to Mcdowell. struck out--Musser T.
Adams /, Lindberg !. Base on oallS--off
Musser 4, off Adams 3. Left on base
Wichita 7. ~. Joseph 2, WIND pitch--Lind-
Z, Umpires s-McGloom and Anderson. Time
200.
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Dundee 10 Meet Sharkey.

NEW YORK, July 6.--Johnny
Dundee will meet Jack Sharkey IN
a 15round decision bout In Brook
lyn tomorrow night Both boxers
are required 20 mako 100 pounds
at .. m, tomorrow.
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OKLAHOMA CITY

Summary: TNyo-basc hits-1homp-
son, stuart ?. Crosby. Fclbcr 2. Nc
Daniel. Long, Wlndle and Allen.
Home run-I,amb. Base on balls
Brady 1, RaChac 2. Black 1. Hit by
pitc n g r--MCDanici by Chaser.
Sacrifice hits--Lamb, Mcdaniel,
Windic. Stolen base--lciiyclt,
Ginglardi. struck out--by Allen !,
Rachac 1, Black I. Glacr 3. Runs
and hlts--off Allen and IL In
y 1-3. Brady o and o I'm 2-3, Rachac
3 and I in 3 "a innings, Black 2
and 2 in 1-3 inning. One on, none
out, CHASER I and 3 I'm innings.
Double plays-Felber, Windle and
Mcdaniel; Thompson, Bauman and
Lcllyelt. Left on base-Tulsa q.
Oklahoma City 2. Timc-2:OO.
Umpircs--Holmcs and Ormsby.
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Summary--Euns-Yun Hemingway 2,
Fish 2, Ostergatd. Robinson. Avery. Err
rors--Turgeon, Wolfram. Hamilton. Two
base hits--McLauEhlin. Wilson, Yuna.
Elsh, Robinson, Hemingway. Sacrifice hits
-.-Turgeon, Mclaughlin Palmer. RosttRer.
Stolen baae--Horan. Hemingway, Elsh.
Metz 2, Disregard. Earned runs-Sloux
Molnes .. Sioux city 10. Base on balls
OFT Wolfram 3, Off RoettEer I. struck out
by Wolfram ], by Noettgar ~. HIT by
pitcher-Query by Wolfram. Umplres-
Donahue and Held. Time 1865.
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q lh'lhh'N fsrftstss''t I'W WV tu"-
.t Louis ...........s.snt 600 OlNaall
summary Two hate hltH Duncan,
Flatk % purU. Markell Three base hit
Mr,ufdy Homo run aIlornHhy stolen hare
.SturN Double Ulays-bHubNrt TO Kun
mIrk ta pnubrtt klmmick Go pRubctt
Utsrs on bnIls--.Ou Murklo 6. struck out
ny H1ff,ot g. by MUrklc 2. HunH-pRu-
bort. piucui O. Klmmick Flack Uornshy
Schultz. Fournier Stock D. McCurdy
Ie,au. yarfooL Errots-Daubcrt, Harper,
ptutlu 2.
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Saint. hit Hard and. win.

WICHITA. KAs.. July ST. Joseph de-
feated Wichita today In heavy hitting
game, the last Of tho present series, by
"a score OF to
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During the year 1921 there we're
$4,000 1--we cattle imported into the
United Kingdom from Canada 20 be
H. ed nR food
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. HuWWHfY- W0We fun-TattersOn, TWO
base hits Urautham. Parker. Base on
balls-Ou narrough T. or wetsel 4. stol-
en- hsse--Gtnntham, Double playable
lasnn to Herman, Rodgers 10 Kerr 10 Cart
struck out-By DatrpuEh g. by wetEel 2.
Left on bnse=-Donvcr T. Omaha Z. wild
pitch--parrouRh. Earned runs-Denver g.
omaha I. Umpires-- Davis and Fitzpatrick
Time ! as, Huns-ltodEers Gomez, Long
Patterson 2 Kerr, Parker, dislason. Grant
ham. ErrorH--rhttors0n. OlslnAon
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Wages Oh American vessels are
approximately three times as high
as on Italian ships.
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The United States produces 40 per
cent OF the worlds supply OF iron
and steel, -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-06

All the cork used In the world In a
year weighs but little more than
1900 tons
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NliHttod for Junnhrd In seventh
NxHuttcd FOR Hamilton In seventh,
1xNHatted for HollingHw9rth In ninth.
Score by innings!
Chicago ...............l6O OuO laV-il
IlttsbuTBh ,... ,.,sss..OVO Otu Vo5
summary: Two base hits-Maranvllle,
Carey, Grimoa Three base hits-Hollochsr,
Krug Double plnys--Terry 70 llolloch'r
to Orimos, HOllocher 20 Grimes, bases on
hsllA-On Jones I, of Carlson q. Oft Ham
iltun l. off Holllngsworth 2. struck out
NV Jones l. by Carlson !. by Hamilton D.
by HollingAworth 2. Runs--Friberg 2, Hol'
l6cher, Terry. Grimes 2. Barber, Maissl
Krug. O'Farrell 2. Maranville pohwer
Grimm, Hamilton, Jonnatd' Errors-lioi-
loohOr, Jones. TieTney 2, JOnnard.
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Indepcpdencc Cholks Tin.

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, July g.
In fast game featured by hard hit
ting OF Flashknmper. Bagwell and
Lowrance. Independence defeated
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Douglas School News

poems We all uko to rtudy Ono meter rhythm of lho poems. although .ome of Che meters are hard. But leave it t0 ms, wou get it
 Iu Modern History ciam we have beeu reading our lessons mostly. be. cauao thore is s0 much in Chem Chat we must got Our compositions on Napoleon haro aiI boan finished and real I'm cIaw Au of them were very good and ahowa what good material VIC have i'm our eIaes.
 Iu Geometry we are studying reg u'ar poIyeons We have drawn line 0ieum patterns. and also circles mainly for co.oring and Co pick out Che prod0minlIug colors. Our work win not be much on thcorom8 from now on. but on review problems and s.rucuouH
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SENIORS

The Senior Glass Is suu trying to hold i.s own In studies and in Che school activities. even with streuuou. play practice and publishing the
 Taku"
 There was try-out debate. "Ro. ovod Chat immigration should be prohibited by Che United States for n period of two years Arthur Nei- son and Ci0ord Anderson held Che affirmative. while Harold Ga.lwaa and William Manley upheld Che neg aurc The latter won.
 Au Che students wero wondering Wednesday what had happened when one by one tho Seniors came into Che embIy with mal packages. On inquiry thc students found chat Che Commencement cards have arrived No wonder lt caused such an excite. mut and Of course we are very proud Of chem.
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GOSSIP

Rika NomL Albert Cau. Thoima Wi.tanou. Kathleen Mccormick NeI- ma Niemela. Emma Garn and Sadie Paimbom have an been absent thIs week.
 Miss Hayncr. our English teachcr has ben ill for several days Mrs. Mitchell taught in her place
 Sadie paimbom taught Che Biology class Wednesday morning. What happened t0 Miss potorson2
 Mr. Rowley of our High School fccuIty has moved to Juneau
 An who arc taking part in tho Senior play have been kept very busy uracucIng this week.
 Most Of Che girls in Che school made candy for Che mlc Friday and Saturday nights between Che sconos Of Che play "What Happened to Jono87"
 The girls basketball team has been practIcing at 2 O. m. thIs week on account of Che rohearaals of Che Senior play.
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FRESHMAN REPORT

mm uayuer. our English tctehcr was u Che carly part O. Che week and Nr. Mitchell kindly took ho uIacc 0n ruo.day We hope we were not too troublesome
 m English I We.re rapidly ad. wuc.ue In our stuIr of CuIyIea EH- say on Burns and hago been writing essays an our own account We W.l. study and mcmorIle a few of h.a poems soon.
 m General Science we have ln- ahoI our text book and win devote the roat of Che term to concluding our experiments m light and Che study of rldoua o0.or
 Tn Domestic Science we arc going .o begin our now spring hats on Monday m cooking we're getting enough practical experience in HorF- nr dinners as we mVe another dine nor al Miss petorm and MI" Huorn an.r.omout Thuuday
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EDITORIAL

Kocn un Che good worEi JuH. nuE only throe moro weeks 0f school and then vacation. But don't got spring fever , mean llc kind whom you donr want Co do any- hIne But udy for Temuu Fus.l and ue aIl want to havo lots and 'o. of credits by May 20 pretty soon win como Che dreaded nuaI exams which we aI hope ,o paH but know woU Hunk.
 Hul for goodness ako don't get dowuhcar.ed and let up on studying. because if you do that you win funk urc Jus. think Chat now ia Che 1r.ueIme of Che year and ovcry- thing Ia awakening Tho rain which seems to ms s0 dismal might bc com. pared to One weeks Of preparatory study for our reward luI credits and aa One louoH follow thc rain
 So stick Ukc e'uo ltho good NulI aud show your good school ap.rit
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SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas ls.and Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From NeuE FiIea

Spring .I.Iuu. was in order and much nn.ut was being uai
 u J. OUmn0. WH on Che .cN H.I for . tow day. and 1m.hoir
 neI a ...n.alI.. belonging to Che N..Hof..l church.
 An u.II.no..I nouon throw
 IIH. W.I.r ou 0ae ho.oHr.nr .a Oscar 0Im.n. Neither One dog nor n. W... n'0I..I.
 TH. goo mU .. TIaaWcI Wa. lu. down hoaue oI H shortage o. ua..r
 Ene. Wun.r had the measles.
 IHUr Murray H .'0Hrn. .H .0r two o..I.. uH North In.rI street.
 J. F.n.'ue IwE HnI I IT. r.muI. and TH0. O..Nru u. Doug u... .rn. jurors i'm One o' rI.. court -. IunoIu.
 M U. I0u... .HHI. trucking freight 0n UH. dock. wont over IHo .d.e into tH. u.... .H. tru.E accompanying him Joro oamo Hn lou. dIant bring .Hc ur. with hm
 A. UmI.. r.rne. hi. position i'm tH. T...Iu.H foundry I1 .o prose r..Un. with Dob Hatcher
 oH.rI. Allison UH.t Wor. a, Che TuIH.I ma.I.He shops To make H. H0m. .u O.IIor...
 |..HH'. apprehension WH .e.t tor .UH Man M.Nel.H night u...Imu n. rla.Wo.I who had mot boon soon for n Woo..
 Nh. John E.HI eIF. n puIT in honor o. her UIIe daughter
 A u.. .HH. W. .r0n orerF oFcn- nr II. OHmmH saloon on Third r.a.
 Hurr uro. and Pat Lynch .oaacd m. Island Lni.ne Houa from Nra Kan. .or n period o. r..r.
 TH. Knight. oI nE.I.aH hold a moE.r and card 1e..I Frank Nca- uI won Hn. nr.Ie which was ar.m n.ue
 Ono I.m Io.I "uaun at Che h'e .ture .. Tr..INeI city IH Che monte .t and oaIes. uHe post odIee in A...
 Mark Smith wont .o California 'n ar.n.r .u n telegram announcing tn. ..HHu IIn. ol u Hr0.Hcr
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JUNIORS

Next wcck is our Junior Prom and we are an very busy gotdus ready for ll Elaborate decorations arc thc order and it is going to Doe a scheme .hat has never boon tried before.
 Immigration is what we have been udy.ue l1toIy In English Iua but we ore now through and arc taking un Che subject of Good Roads We have to write on essay on thia uoIec. before Che end of school
 u U. s. History and CiY.cs we are taking up C.v.cs which is very in- toratiur. lt na us to Doe better clt- izana and helps us out in innumer- anIe other WnYf.
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0Dp FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY
 CELEBRATED

0u Wednesday Uou.n. nhou' on. hundred and nu people Wero on- oruuoI by .na Order o. Odd Ie.- lows In celebration o. .dor i00rl anniversary
 \ program Wu" given enn.' .n. oI n nIE by Mr. H IT. H1W.og and n couple 1. ...o...oHH by .Ho school orchestra. which Wer. enjoyed worry much
 Alter IHo program cords Wer. unr.I upstairs and duu..uH doWn-
 u.r Mrs. A. sruIana and Mr. H v. Sun. N..e Ir. prize W.uneu uIIh Mn. H FuHor and u. Ncl..o aa consolation winners Mu..c for Ono Ian.o u. furnished by NHe a.n Brown and GIcn Oaks
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INTERESTING PROGRAM
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IsIlND PERSONALS

r. |. m. oonrcraHona rur.. uI' .... uu apron and e1ol. M. m. afternoon .. oc.or. I.. auh called .Wmn u.... U H... organized b. u Roo. .. Tr. IoIoWu. .... elected. IoHHl Swan John Nu.n F.c Im.. .m.. .I0.Hr r. I...... Carlson. treasurer. I ..H....r. m.mh.r Her mex. m...ue H.I b. ... -. ... ..
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
sOPHOUOBEs

Oh what busy wooE .la ha' haeu for Che Sophomore. There hw boon play practice crery day and o. eoure tIe souhom0roa are i'm II. Whou. them Nha, would It bc. ba. sides some Of our class Iu tho r.aF
 1me ol Che Sophomore girls have charge of One candy aIe hcrc Friday night and in Juneau Saturday n.Hnt
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
WHAT IS LIFE 10 oUnl

To Elsie Hfea am experiment. To George irs one long dream. T0 EdwIua uio's a novel, TO Emma Its @ scream. T0 Che S1nhomoros nie.s Goom.
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 hey d0ut caro. ro Che JuI0rs lifc'8 frol.c; Tnd ,hem gam5oiiug everywhere T0 Che Seniors ufc's soda.csuesa. Wh thc.r trials and troubles
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 LIlo is what we try to make it. Toachcr what ls Life t0 you2
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
N0TICE TO PAY sCEOoL rAX

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN chat Che undersigned has been duly ap- pointed School Tax Collector for Che Town of Douglas In conformity with Chapter 29, Alaska Session Laws 1919. and amendments thereto.
 An persons between Che ages Of twonty-ono and fifty years except sailors in tho U. S. Army or R venue Cutter Service. volunteer f"emon, paupora and insane persons. orc sub- jcct to tax in tho sum o. Fiyo ls5.OOl Dollars
 Should you be living in Ale.ka on or prior to Che first Monday iu April 1922. said tax shall be due and pay- able on said first date and shall Doe delinquent after May 1st 1922. Should you arrive in Alaska later than Che first date above men .1ncd. ax will Doc delinquent th.rtf l30l days after your arrival or within ten uO days after notice is given you.
 An persons. firms and corpora uons employing labor shall furnish list Of employees Co collector and are authorized by law to deduct amount Of tax from wages lf em- ployees
 Fines and Imprisonment pro pro- yIded by Che Act above quoted for thoso who fail or neglect to fay tax or furnish list Of employees.
 Dated at Douglas. Alaska. April i 1922. l.. w. KlLB URN.
 School Tax Collector Tor tho
 Town of Douglas
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
ATHIETIcs

The girls have been good sports this week; every morning at 2 0'c'0ck thoy an have turned out for llsket- bah practice before school.
 We win soon regain our i.mhor- ness and be In "dmt rato' condition again .aud ready to tackle aur team chat comes our way. Cone ou, girls Let's go.'