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NOTICE OF APPLICATION or THE. ALASKA TREADWELL GOLD 1uN- ING COMPANY FOR UNITED. STATES PATENT TO 'X" LODE
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ISLANDERS UP IN THE AIR

THn ru'm. NHrIHh.rI landed ou .He Tro.IueI sand uaa on W0ano day and took an Che following paH-
 n.. M Chapman M." Sickle. N" uo'w lulHIom and EI A.n|mI
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 students Ono following morning by Che roI. man.
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NOTICE or GENERAL EIECu0U

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FRANK BACH LEAVES
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H.--nwrrEERs IN MLsarE

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couple on che floor h.n. fonoo. Director Nick Nne W.lh Uua LucIo Fox on h'. m The 0.0ut W de- ..Hh.I m "IuhIe. o. IoT
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DOUGLAS CHURCHES
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Douglas Catholic Church a.aU Holy Mass and general com muH.HH
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SILVER TEA BY LADIES' LEAGUE

On TIurI.E November Ono Ladies Laaruo o. Che cousrosauoun church r. silver ioa Many ai.. attended making Che aIa.r a pleasant one.
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NIAANh A. nN T laIff
 Register First publication. Sept 9. 1922. Last publication. Nov. {. 1922.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Tunney Is Ready
To Meet 'em All,
He Assures Tex
BY JACK NEIOCK.
I. ". =. Sporting Editor.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10. - Gene
Tunny, new American light =
heavyweight champion. has quite an
assignment In front of him.
The Greenwich village Adonls
found the aged Battling Levinsky
easy to whip and came by his title
honestly, winning ii by a wide mar
gin. But defending his new title
crown is another matter and there
are no less than half a dozen cap
able battlers IN the ligh.- heavy
weight division today who are men-
aces TO the title as long as Tunncy
holds IL.
\ division sporting such mitt
wlelders as Tommy Gibbons, Harry
Greb, Bob Roper, Bob Martin AMI
Georges Carpenter Is something of
boxing set and by no means
slow company. So Tunney will
have anything but picnic defend
ing his laurels. You've got to hand
u - the Greenwich yillager, how
ever, tor being willing.
"Il defend the title any time
Richard wants TO match ne up
said Tunney And YOU ran say
too, that don't care who Is picked
for me. IN be ready for any OF
them. II they can beat me and take
the title away, let them do Il, but
they viii know they have been In a
fight"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
RlLEY-BR0WN FIGHT A DRAW
Sailor Anderson lights SiN- Hound
Draw With Patsy Flanagan

NltNNNEt, Jan. lb,H- SAILOR Rob
Anderson of sioux city. tuugnt a
siN-round draw here tonight with
Patsy Flanagan OF Oklahoma city.
Tho fight was a hard one, both lads
frequently landing sleep" punches
which rocked the other pugiiist. IN
the fifth round Anderson had Flan.
nlnau Eroggy but the Okmhomnn
camo back gnmoly In the sixth and
sont his opponent to the ropes with
u straight right ana a fcft upper
cut
In tho semlwlndup. Young Eilcv
of shawnee and Marty Brown ~
Cleveland, fought fuur-Tound
draw. These lads boxed fast but
landed few telling llckA
The hardest battle nr tho card
was staged IN the second prc'lml
nary when kid Heicklpboch ~
Shawnee ana Young FOX, also ul
shawnee, foughL four hard rounds
To draw. The two lads gavc and
took punishment iu very round and
each man strnNc hard Tor tho mid
dlcweirht holt ~ shawnee.
In tho fret preliminary on,
Round Rrown, a. negro heavyweight
NJ shawnee scnt Young Jack John,
son, his Bulcy opponent, to the mat
for the oouut in the fourth round
An decisions were rctcroo'H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Sooner Track Men to
Open at Kansas City

NORMAN, Jan. i6.--OklahomR
appearance In lQ22 az Kansas city
March 20, when the l-couforcncc
indoor meet is held. according to an
announcement of Ucn owen athlot-
ic director The schedule IL com
plctc, owen said, with the eNcep-
ton OF u meet TO he arranged with
the oklahoma Aggies at Norman.
Approximately 80 veteran track
men are reporting daily for practice.
owen said, Captain Griffin. j. -.
Mcclure and Grover G, jacobson
viii he In charge ut the track for a
few weeks, tho director indicated.
Tho cream ot the sooner per
formers wi be sent tp Chicago June
~ 60 compete in the National Col.
lcglato Athletic association meet.
owen said, but asserted that no one
would 80 To the kAnsus city Bth-
lctir clubs indoor meet thtS winter,
because ot poor indoor training "a
cilities here which hamper the
oklahoma men.
The schedule AZ announced hN
owen II, March 90, all-CoufcrcnCo
meet At Kansas CITY, April -. Kan.
suS dual meet AZ Lawrence, April 90,
hrako relays at Dos MuineT; May ~
Hll-CoufcrcnCe freshmen telegraph,
meet, May H. Missouri dual meet
at Columbia. May %. Hll-ConCoreuct
meet outdoors ut Lawrence: June
! 7, National Collegiate Athletic as
suCiUtiou meet at Chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Dog Race Results
Yesterdays results:

Yesterdays results:
First race. purse k25. onc-fourth
milc-Teddy t'lirt. first. Lady shan
non, second, T.llio Dame. thirf
Time q 10. Flaming Fortune
High Tide and FLYING Belle also ran.
Second race, purse $40, threc-siN-
tceuths mile Sunburn, first. Err ost
Wild Bill. second; Kiowa third
Time - 10. Marblehead. Sil'!ug
Bill and Nebraska wild B.U also T.. ~
Third race, purse $40, fourth
mile Anna's Lily, first. Moni sh'uo
wild Hill, second credit Bill. thri
Dtmc 81. Peerless Prince. Wood
ranger and Lord Cannon also ran
Fourth race, purse $40, five SIX
'ocnths muc- Behave Yourself FIRST,
Sawhuck, second Midget FhrJ
hird Time 80 2-5. Warlock H.
Killarney Lad aud Flirting Boy also
ran.
FifJh race. purse S25. one-four,h
mile Long Goudic. first. FoaminC
Creek. second. Golden Moon. third,
Time q 3-5. king Cotton. Lady
Manager and Rambling Don also
ran.
Sixth race, purse s25 thrce-slx-
Ccuths mile Edith Cantrip, first
Ray Parton, jr., second, Meddlesome
Boy Ill. Time 20 l-5. Prince y.ive-
y. old Rosebud and Mig Parton also
ran
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
SUNBURN MAKES
PROCESSION OUT
OF SPRING EVENT
Reels Off 3-16ths in 10
1-5; Behave Yourself
Wins Distance

jess Ripleys suuburn, ono OF the
most consistent performers at tho
present greyhound race meeting,
made q procession out OF the fea-
tur" sprint on Yesterday afternoon =
card Ht Continent park. lie
negotiated the three -sixteenths IN
10 10 seconds. defeating Ernest
Wild Bill by five lengths. lfiowa
was a closeup third.
Behave Yourself. namcsakc Of
the Kentucky Derby winner. ran
true to his namc in the five-six-
tecnths event, winning hundily from
Snv vbuck, the favoritc.
Tho protticst finish Of the day
came In the firth rnCe which Long
Goudic copied by a nose from
Foaming creek. The two DOGS came
through the stretch head and head
and it was impossible 10 tell which
had won until the Judges put up the
winning colors.
tn" feature event on today's
card will be the fvc-siNteonths CON
test, fourth on the program. Blue
DICK, winner OF number Of races.
VIII gU the long route for the first
/ time. thCrH In the raco will be
| Quaker Boy, Collars. creole sue,
/ step Ahead and Miss Nindicator.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
WILSON IS SUSPENDED
National BnNiug Commission Sus-
pcud~ Fighter IN 10 States for
Conduct tnbcComing Fighter.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan, 1G.s--l ohm
ny Wilson, middlcwright champion
was suspended untl september
1879, hy the National Boxing aSso-
citation nt It's second annual meeting
hero today Tho suspension also
applies 20 Wilson's manager and Is
effective in 10 states, Australia and
Canada.
The fighter aud his manager were
found guilty hy the association ~
"coutuct uuhecoming fighter ami
mau1gcr.' Tho charges wcro pre-
scntod nv l.. H. LiShtcap, rcprc-
sentative pt the Ohio state Boxing
commission, and concerned Wilson's
bout with Bryan Downcy IN Onto
last year.
Minnesota, Connecticut and Ne
hrasku boxing officials were cloctr
today 90 membership in the associa-
tion prohibit such practice
Tho question OF importing ref.
crycs from one state tu another
was discussed and it was learned
that rs states represented I'm the
association prohibit such practice.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Athletic Park On Sand Springs Road Granted By Water Boa
BATTLERS FINISH
TRAINING TODAY
FOR l5-R0UND GO
Clickner and Reeves Ar
All but Ready; Light
weights Due In

Sailor Glenn Clickuor o, vul,
and Jack Reeves OF san FranrIsco
lightheavyweights who clash 4, ,
15-round decision glove contest a,
Convention hail "Wednesday nigh, In
the feature event of the OBJ civ
Athletic clubs third all-slsr show
viii finish of their training tbs
afternoon at the Tulsa a. O. gym
Clickner, according TO Bis man.
agcr, Chick Higdon. is "reaHs and
will do only the llghtcat work to.
day Reeves, however lges 40
finish Off his conditoniur vu3,
liberal amount Of exercise and Wu
he just as busy I'm tho gym as no
has any afternoon since DOL. ar.
rival for the fray which means ha
will put iu an active afternoon
Jack has been having considerable
trouble finding sparriug partners
10 keep him moving and give him
the action he desires, but With
Clickner easing up there should b,
plenty available. today.
All tho boxers who arc 10 take
part In the show were seen I'm train
ing yesterday save frankie Dean
Of Kansas city and Freddie Lincoln
Of Fort smith, the two lightWcighn
who clash in tho l0-round semi.
wlndup. They have been training
In their home towns to cave ez.
penscs. but both will be here this
morning and will be at tho r. A.
G. gym this afternoon.
Mickey King. Patsy Corrlgans
young middlcweight, looked migAv
good in his workout yes.erdy
showing n lot of footwork ard
speed Ho IS to meet Pop Keerer
| of Rartlesville. Warnie Smiths
sparring partner. In the first Of the
| i0-roundera
Fans who attended yesterdays
workout we're treated TO an uncH.
pected pleasure. They saw big Car.
| Morris, who opened a siege ~
| trimming. work until the pcrsDlrauon
uoured from him in n great stream
| Carl is working In preparation 'o'
a bout in Fort Worth late this
month. with the sting OF th'
Fred Fulton defeat still ranking
Carl is determined to be in tip tor
shape before his next engagemcm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Dog Race Entries

Official entries, thirtieth day,
Tuesday. January II, MidCon,inent
park. West Tulsa:
First race purse s25, one-fourth
m.le--Billy Cannon, Is lie Bushnan,
Gypsy Boy, Miss Cabin, Blue Devil
Smoky Jack
Second race, purse S25, one-fourth
Sitkum, Hermis, Dainty Peer
less, King spot, Muskallonge, sober
head
Third race, purse $40, threc-siX-
,ccuths mile Night Rider, The
Dcvil. Black Jack, Suisun, DR.. Hare,
Rainbow Cannon.
Fourth race, purse $40. five-siN-
tccuths milo--Blue Dick, Quaker
Boy. Collars, Creole sue, Step Ahead.
Miss Nindicator.
Firth race, purse $40, one-fourth
mile New Moon, had News, tN-
clone star, Oscar Cannon, Ruth
l'lirt Foamiug Water.
sixth race, purse $40, ope-fourth
mile Handsome Ray, Playfellow
Cheerful Moments Highball. Hand
some Buck. Peerless Hare,
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for Clickner scored two knockdowns
over him In their 15-round
wrangle.
Clickner is in splendid physical
condition, and has world of life
In his training. Sunday afternoon
after boxing ~ rounds with four
sparring partners he looked as fresh
as q daisy and had as much pep
as when he started.
Chckucr IL not at all awed by
the calibcr of his opponent in his
Homecoming" engage ment. A little
incident that occurred when the
Cuckner- Reeves match was first
made proved that After the bout
had been confirmed Reeves sent
Matchmaker Louis Newman tele-
gram saying, Have two or three
more good boys lined up for me
after I put Clickner away Newman
howed this message to Clickner
who smiled and said: "Go ahead
and get the boys; I think I'll he able
to accom- modate them for Jack"
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wynndot,e Heats Grove.

HN00T1T TW Tho WOTTU-
NNANDOTTE Jan. iG.-Vlc.
tory pcrchcd upon the banners
OF both basketball teams OF the
Wyaudutto Consolidated high school
in two gumca played at drove
against tho haskCtecus Of that place
the huys winning hy u acoro of 2s
To -, and the girls by "a score oi
l3 20 I Tho lineup OF the Wyan-
dutic girls was, Opal Martin and
Patsy Smith, guards, Freda Lemon
aud Iorrua scott, ccntors; and Max
Inc luminous aud Ena Flood
guards The lincup OF the Wyan
dotto boys wHs3 tssuc inlus aud
Millic hidwcll forwards: lrd Grow
oontcr, jesse lado and Eldridgc,
guards, and Arthur Crow sub.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
BIG ENTRY LIST
IN TENPIN MEET
Hundreds of 5-Man Teams
Will Take Part in the
Toledo Tourney

TOLEDO. ohio. Jan. iG.--More
than forty thousand dollars will he
In the pot OF gnlt to Ice rolled for
In the annual tournament uf the
American bowling congress to be
STABBED hero beginning February ~
aud extending over a period OF 30
days.
Nearly six thousand pins spillors
from the Pacific coast on the west,
the Atlantic coast ON the cast, To-
runto, Canada, ON the north and
jacksonville Fla, on the south, Will
engage In what appears destined to
he the blu ribbon entry event ~ the
great annual indoor classic. II was
announced here today.
n IL the aim OF the Toledo Bowl
ing association sponsoring the
event. to make this the peer of all
In point of team entry az well as en-
tertaiumcnt. n ia the hope OF the
association that the record OF cas-
teams set by Buffalo last year, VIII
be hottercd by substantial mfrgin
This is the fourth time Toledo
has entertained the elite OF the
tcnpn world, and on two OF these
occaHions all existing five-meh
team entry marks were shattered.
In 1875 Toledo put over the tirst
7OQ-teum entry, the total being 1856.
that OF Chicago which mustered
500 in 1919 In 1919 great bid
was made for the first SOo-team en-
Try In \. g. g. annals. and, though
this mark was not quite reached. the
total was 79G. THIS was a new high.
water mark, but this was broken
at Peoria the following year,
Many Applications
Only two weeks remain In which
entry may ,bc made and already
Secretary \. l.. Iangtry of MilwRu-
keo has received applications from
$50. ftve-mIu teams, which Is indiCa-
tcrnational classic holds for the al
ley sharps, as wcll as those OF
lessor dcgrvc IN average.
February ! is the last day on
which entry may he made AS all
saturday and sunday dates have
been taken Tor more than month
teams making entry now viii be ac-
commodatod with week day dates
ana as near their request as posai-
bic,
As usual, tho heavy advance entry
is from Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh,
| cincinnati Indianapolis, Milwaukee,
st. Louis, cleveland, ButfIlo, New
/ York city. Fort Wayne South Bend,
. Columbus, Erie. Kruosha, Louie
vile, Peoria and Youngstown.
san Francisco will hc represented
hy an Elks team which rolls not
only i'm the A n, G.. 40 Toledo hu,
/ also I'm the national Elks tourney al
/ Chicago the same month. Mort
/ Lindsey and his NcW Haven outfii
/ are entered. white the two teams
/ that made the trip from Jacksonville
/ last wear are ugaiu lined up for To,
I lcdo,
As usual whom the tournament
has been iu this city, there viii be d
neyially heavy entry from Oh5
cities.
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Tulsa boxing fans who remem ber
Sailor Glenn Clickner from his bat
ties IN the ring here In days gone
by viii sec vastly improved
puncher i'm the ring with Jack
Reeves of san Francisco Wednes-
day night
OF course managers are prone to
be bit preiud.ced In favor OF their
own. but Chick lIigdun's enthusiasm
over CliVkuer Is SO chcorfully whole
hearted that It's catching. lligdon
says that Tulsa fans will get the sur
prise OF their lives when they
glimpse tho Clickner Of today and
compare him with the Clickner of
ycsteryear. Says Chick:
Harry Foley came to me after ne
and Click fought at Shreveport "A
lew weeks ago. and said he never
saw u hoy improve as much in such
a short time as click has since last
May when we fought Foley before"
Harry was in a position to know,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Nebraskan to Gopher
School; Athletic Boss

LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan. l6.-Fred
w Luchring. athletic director of the
University Of Nebraska, has accept
ed telegraphic offer received this
morning from the University of Min
nosota TO act as coach for that school
at a salary of $1,000,
Luehring will leave tonight for
chicago to confer with President
Coffman and other members OF the
Minnesota faculty II is understood
his resignation at Nebraska, ten
dered today, will be accepted at
once.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17

TOPEKA Jan. l6.--As result
~ his motor car striking "A concrete
bridge and turning over sunday,
Ellis Allison. Kansas university foot
ball star IS In "a local hospital IN a
critical condition. Allison's intestincs
were severed when he was thrown
against the steering wheel. Two
other student companions escaped
with minor injuries. Allison also re-
ctivgd "a Ions cash on tho head and
a had cut on his leg, His home Is in
Chanute Kansas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Baker Denies He Is
TO Gire Up Baseball

BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. l6.--Johu
Franklin Baker, CrstWhie home
run king" who married Miss Eliza
beth Mitchell OF this city this ove-
ming. deuied reports that he was
through with baseball II really have
no,hing TO say Us have not decided
definitely, but reports that I have
quit baseball is an bosh, said Baker
to-day, "l signed a oue-year contract
with a reserve clause and Il Is not az
an unlikely that ! Will return on the
Job
In the marriage license Bakers
age was given as 80 and that OF his
bride as 20
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Sport Minister Plans
For the Olympic Games

PARIS. Jan i6,--"Now for the
Olympic games OF to2i,' said Gas
ton vidal upon assuming office today
In the now po,ncarc cabinet NJ uu-
dorsccrctary for trvhnicbs cGucN-
tou, as his post Is now known.
Under the RriAnd regime he was
known aH minister FOR sports"
~ bin granting tho city permits.
sion 60 lease tho olympic commit
toe "a plot OF ground In the Pargc
dcs princea viii be pushed through
parliament early attcr It's recon
venting" he said
Tho committee then WIN have NO
excuse IL IL does not begin work on
the stadium immediately,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Enld Fnn- Arc LagsIrs.

special 90 INN NHI.N.
ENID Jan. IL, II shaw,
baseball IAN and president of
tho Enid Baseball association,
called meeting ot brother fans 90
decide upon the ways and means ~
securing a team Tor l922. Very few
responded TO his call and he Is now
trying TO interest the civic organiza-
lions iu the proposition for 1900
fans 60 huy tickets AZ SIS each 10
secure the managcngut against loss.
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Nndcr.nn nrrcats MInmI.

special 20 The World.
MIAMI Jan 10 - Flushed
with eight previous victories this
season, tho Anderson Mo- basket
bali team camo down and defeated
the Miami five ON the local court
Friday night by a score ur DO 90 ~.
" was the opening game of tho
season for tho Miami boys, and IL
must be confessed that thcy hardly
did themselves Justice.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17

BALTIMORE, Jan lt.--JamcS
Jung. local promoter announced
today that he Is cudeavoring TO
match lNid Williams and Pete Her
man, both former world bantam
champions, In Baltimore on the
evening Of February -. Williams is
anxious for another chance with
Herman 10 whom he lost his title at
New Orleans in January lgl7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Star of Joplin's
Box Staff Traded
To oOklahomaCi City

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. iG .-
pitcher Roy salisbury. Catcher
piNIo Parker and Outucldor Ray
liauk have been transferred 90 Jup-
lin as purt payment fpr Pitcher CN
Young John Holland. president of
the oklahoma city baseball club
announced today In addition to
these players. Joplin also receives
u cash settlement. President Hol-
land said, although he did not name
tito amount