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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-15
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WNSHtNGTON Aptl 1.-THE Wlns'ow
blll for government acquisition ana nnsr.
alton ~ tho Cnuu Cod canal was indufHu1
to-day by members ~ tho 7hiuping board
and tru8tCoH Of tho emergency fleet cor
nlIAILnn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-15

A paruiioucd metal tray has been
invented that telescopes to III desk
uTuwcr OF any elzC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-15

WNgHtNGTON Aptl 1.-THE Wlnsow
blll for government acquisition ana on'r.
alton - tho tnuu Cod canal. was indurHD1
to-day by members Of tho -hippinr board
and trustcea Of tho emergency fleet cor
poratlon.
NEW YORK. Apfil it--tohn Carsien.
Ssn. Co. who roHo from office boy 10 vice
president ~ tho Now York central rau-
dale
mo pE JASiEE0. Apru 1t-woAthor
conditions today again prevented the do
parturc ~ the Portuguese nyibtors from
III Vincent cane Verde islands. Tor tho
last lsg of their attempted fllght from
portugai 70 Brazil.
ALBANY. N. v. Aprn IA bill per-
nitting lifo Insurance companies to In
vest M 90 10 per cent ot their assets IN
tho construction ~ model apartments n
New York city 10 rent Tor not more than
~ pyr room monthly, was signed by Cow
.crn% Miller today
wAsHINGToN. Aprn prcnid,n,
right OF way over all othor irFislntlon
Including tho bonus. IN the senate n was
ANNOUNCED at tho white House this att
ornoon.
3 wNSHlNGToN, Aptu i.--An Nppra
rriaiiOn Of fi5 600 10 dcfrsy tho expense
OF elght American delegates Co the fiftt
Santiago, chile. IN March. 1898 was re-.
4nucstod BY President Harding today IN a
special message 60 congress.
WASHiNGTON. April 1.-THE army
Appropriation blll, as Il passed tho house
us dangerously small" and "imperlla the
rational defenHe," Mai Den. q. =. Hhr-
ibord, deputy chief OF starr today told the
senate committee on appropriations.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, April 1T is
rumored In Torroon, Coahulln, that Fran.
cisco villa viii be candidate Tor gov
ernor of Durango for tho coming term.
according to word received here today.
MEXICO CITY. Aprll ti.-Iiout Az.
fusto LANCER, Of tho federal army aud
PASSENGER, J, Nsig. were killed today
when their Eirplano fcll.
FoRT WORTH Texas Apru 1t-rroo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-15

NEW YORK. Aprl it-=John Carslen
ssu. Go, who roHo from office boy 10 vice
president ~ tho Now York central rail-
dale
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-15

mo DE JASiEEO. Apru 1t--w Weather
conditions today again prevented the do
parturc ~ tho Portuguese nNiBtors from
~. Vincent cane Verde islands. Tor tho
last ltg ~ their attempted filght from
Portugal 90 BraEil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-15

NOuFOLK Va. Apru ii--Fificen hun.
dfcI negroes rendered homeless by tho
s0ufarfation which swept through HoTk-
iev, n Norfolk suburb. last night. were
fot ana sheltered today hy public and
governmental relief agencies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-15

lion department of the American prdge
company here. The fro was brought %
n statdstiu within Nfty feet Of a large
tank 0f gasoline.
WAEfi1NgTON NprI il.--paui Hen.
fsrs1n ~ chicago was to-day sworn In a.
fogDnd assistant poa'ua Htor- general in the
presence ~ pnstmaHfrr-GtncrHI Work.
FIRST Assistant Postmaster General Bart
Iett and officials of tho various depart.
mcnts.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
@teinfoble unb @plb.

Mt6t aues, mas @olo lit, bat
groBen praftiihen @ert. a@ar mani
DIE, i'm Geibe 0er. Natnr alftretenoe
@ol0z&letnigffeiiten ,iino bielmebr ge-
i6dftlt6 10 git mie p0Qig mertlos,
baben ober alS niieni6aftli6e &u-
rioiitdten genige1oes Snterefie, nm
cine flii6tige @rtDabnung al Der-
oienen. nnb al 0ieier geb0rt al1h
Die na6itebenoe, iebr Denig beadtete
grideinu1g.
Gin 5abperitdnoiger bot IN ei-.
ner 11el1erliben Beibretbl1ng DeS
GombriazaoblenfeloeS o11b ouf Die
bernerfensmerte Iatla6e bi1gepie-
ien, BOB @olo1 lonie ou6 5ilber III
fletneren Mengen TT Der &oble Dor-
fommen, ouf nie1em Sel6e mte nod
.a11f bielen anoeret. MuS 6em Mnf-
treten bon SPIRIT ODER giien,
59mefelfies nno ieiner Berteilung
onr6 Die gan5e @oblenmaiie bin
.ihlieBt man ..-- uno mabri9einlib
niht nit nnredt aub auf cine
entlpre6enoe @erbreitnng ser flei-
men Seilden bon @olo .uno a10ert.
goelmetanen. Ser SCOT, nelher aus
berartiger &oble bergeiteut p11roe,
miro teiltDeiie in 56mel5bitte1t-
perfen be1uBt 1tno liefearti ourd<
f61rittlih anf Sic Connie 2 upennD.
peigbt" @olo. 0as lift perbdltnis.
MissmdifBiig bel unb fam mobl linz
gefabr ger1iigen, ne1n les ars9e,
be1ttet tpiro> inn MuNsglem fir SER.
boben Gi6e-@ ebalt 81 biaten. (Das.
ga1nbrin-&oblenldno 1T in 8Dom,
itg.)
Man bat dbnlthes au6 auf ben
betreffenoen Seloern in Su6afrifa.
bemerftt. Sort liefen ieoo6 &oble.
Moern au9 ourb 9uar5it.grh nn6
oaber tDaren lie lteuenmeife abeion-'
s6ers reid an @olo. Die MIhe er-
belt 6ltr6 Die fem berteilteu .We-
taaforperben cine p1rpnrrote Gdr-.
bnng.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
fa,slts g, Gl('lr;stdJf,t az nf Z
@4,i,1u,aaldjine.

aa11a6a 1au Ben 5meifel6aften
Mlabm fit ii1 in Aniprnb ne1men,
Der 9per Dag eeenln1l0 Der i1lOul-t
sifrrienen Nasfllame erobert 5na bIlabenl,.
3@eIegentlih SET NeueinltuoIerittlg
soe5 Wounooiidens nJal1lIta ii Nlon-5
treaI bat man eirle1 beoentla11ea1
.5hritt auf oel1t 8ege Der ntooert,
nen llmgeitaIIttrng per 9oppeernilli6e,-
niierung geetta1t. Ns ,lib oer@gsor-
Bong h6er Ser sidonen @arteii5e1le
DeS 6riitttfel1 Mglfftes Bob, iub man an.
5tene Des gelDio66nten Spinlraoes,
at Dem Margarete i6r 2ieo bonn
vsRR6nig in Ibulen iingt, cine 1lloo.
oer11e 5pinnmafbfme, bic onrd elef-
triiben Mntrieb geraulhloS IN Gang
ae5eBt mur6e, als @retben Dor ibr
YlaB genomnen batte. Die 5angee,
tin iab iih oaOlrd Der i%lnatnebnr
lihfeit iiberboben Gait uno 8eit-
maB iibres s2ieoes NIT Der SnBbe-
megl1ng beS Critics OeS 5pinnrq-
oes III ginflang .5n bringen nno
fonnte ibre gQr5e Mnfmerfiamfeit
Ser gelungstebniiben Mnffitbrung
ibreS 2ie6es miomen. Da Die Ma-
.l6ine Douitan0ig sgerdnihlos arbeh
tttete, enltgiinlg liberties aub benz BYu.
blifnm fem Eon. !Muf Ser Sobe
Der Maidine uber eIrridllien q gol.
oenen,,, bon leiinem SAeinperer grea
betfeelulbttettean Nieien6udIta6en Ser.
geea1irltte, Ser Sabrif, ser Ste sMfalbine
.enffllttammte, at MuB ulo Groalmen.
oes i'm Saltie anpeienoen Spint1e-
reibeliBers. 80 Meit ebt amertfani-
i6er &ibnbeit lit bier cine .n1nge-
itaitu1tg Ser peralteten Dperitll5e-
nliiearung beriltdt moroen, BET Ser
man bornusT6tlid nidt lteben
bleiben miro. @arum ioute bei-
lpielsmeiie nibt 9obengrm TN Slug.
oeag CUR Nettnng glfaS berbeietlen,
ltatt lib Ser perolteten Sabrgele-
genbeit BEG bon eiinem Sbman. ge-
5ogene1t &abres gu bebienen2z Man
f1n1te al16 Daran Detlfen, basS5hiff
0es uGliegenoen Solldnoers1 nit
Gurbinenantrieb nno bier 5horn-
ifeinen ars8uriilten I'm inn Muger-
Bid 6es Mntergatges 6as Si11ale.
Ser Sper NIT elmer getpaltigen Sci
ielerploiion effeftbou acknowledgment.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

&%@-HE
,nadt aubi11ben IieB, fat tiefe Spplnlren
i'm bel1tlden golfsdaraftter bi1.terlatil
zen. @dbrerD bes 8elifrieges perIlb
te Sc 8et in einem fiiilA5Drel11, ab ].
1d1reebt organiiierten gorifoB Sic engli
ide 8errI6aft in 5iioafrifa ab8ltlelnt.
teln. @ber sic 8nre1t iparer1 ST pflegs
mati1dl eelpuorfoen per gtreih' tr1tBlattg.
Beipl1rlperngipert audi bier tpie5oer Sle 9
Mugbesiitt ser englii9e1r 8olontalpott !
tifer. Snbem man Be 8et el1etad1
Ialfen IieB Oman bette i'm als Neebslz
len erl1dieben lalien h0n1te11) ber1l1teo
man, .ei1er MdrtDrer 5m ldaffenk ltr1ot
Set i'm Bnrenfrieg %ertppr5e1e @lorIe1s
Idlein herblabte ppr bent lfrablenoe11
5eloeutum, bas Der S8eltfriegg ;6elltt9z
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

aHET nH-
Sprung Won hoch oben in den Lichthooff.
}das war sein Vorsatz Kannst du dieh
nnooch .erinnern, Gusti an den ffnIsteren
aIgNinkel hinten iilhiiITIIoff bel der EINfeullaube?
Dorthin hat SIGH der kleine Muck ge-
fachtet, bort list er gesessen und hat sich
igedacht: Elm Ietztes NAL vein ich mich
Enoch aus .Da list auf einmal die Gustl
IIyor linn .gestanden, die slustige schone
|Gusti. Sic hat SIGH ~ ihn1 sggeabpeugt, gam
ttief, und er hat GAM nah ii hire zAugen
geschaut, die warren vol Wasser. Ar
mer, kleiners Muck" hat sic gesagt und
damn hat sic inn gekusst. Mitten auf den
hhaassliichen Mund! Die sch0ne Gusti den
|abscheulichen 4MEuck!!H
FRITZ schWieg und ais er aufblickte,
daa sab ser auf dem yerweiinten Antlitz der
Gusti Elm frohes Lacheln.
,,Erzahl', FRITZ, erzahI!!.t s
,,Da lists dem 45klleinen Muck jgeWesen,
ais war .er mitten drinnen in einem Mar.
|chen. Immer hat er wenn linn sein I'm
|gluck So recht web getan hat, gemeint,
Lwie sch0n es war wenn cine Fee KAN,
ldieaihn streicheln tat, und die Hasslich-
keit miisst' Won linn abfallen. Nein, er
list Elm hasslicher Zwerg geblieben. Aber
damals der GUST ihr Kuss, der hat seine
getretene Seele gestreichelt vie cine Feen-
hand, da list sic aufgebluht und hat ge-
jubelt. Und ME, ME hat der tkleine Muck
ldiesen Kuss vergessen, er weiss, es bleibt
lder .eiinzige in SEMEN Leben, er wird ewig.
ldaran zehren. iUnd hat auch die sch0ne
Gusti noch 50 vel gekisst, viel und heiss,
der sKuss aus einem ~geruhrten guten Herr,
der Kuss, den damals der Muck Won ihr
gekriegt, er bleibt der beste, den sic je
|verschenkt hat!
Fritzl schwieg .und die Gusti weinte.
Aber ais hire Tranen versiegten, da YER
siegten sic in frohlichen Augen, in Augen,
die <einen Blick in die eigene seele getan
lund dort Hoffnung gesehen hatten.
,,siehst .du den schein?!s' fragile Fritzl.
,,Gusti, der Morgen kommt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

~ Trau Mi11nte Yat16 begab lt6
lebten @amstag mad Mtnneapoli8
nno ct. Saul, I'M 8erpa1lote nno
a8reun0e 81 BEL uden; tie fam am
DienStaga6en6 5nriid.
Trau 8ertba BenSfe bemtrtete
9tenstagna6mittag eine Nn5abl
6retnbe urb 8ermanbte TIT tbrem
5etm an Ser Center 6trabe o1ldb1t6
TIRES @eburtStagS. I'm 5snbr mur0e
etn lebr i6madbafte8 Dinner erbte1t
nnb ste Mbenb1 tunben bem &arten=
iptel gefptbmet.
- Serr uno Trau SenrD S. 8erg
mobnten lebte ISOLDE ser 8eerotgung
Don Sobn Ma6retner in @prtngftelb
BET, melder bort am 9amStag TN
Set1ne leineS 9obnsS perl6teo. Der
8erltorbene erret6te ein Mlter bon 88
Sabren u11b mtrb BON bret &inbern
iberlebt. Gapt. @ebalo BON bier
tpobnte an6 bem 8egrdbnt8 BET.
- Trau @na Sober, STE am
gamstagabenb I'M Sitter BON 90 Sab
rem In MinneapoltS peritarb, mnrbe
am Montdgna6mtttag III Brighton
Iomnibtp CUR lebten Nube gebettet.
Dte lterblt9e 5ille mnroe mod Seem
Tim gebra6t nnb BON bier aus mad
ser Brighton lutberti6en &ir6e, BON
mo- aus ba8 8egrdbniS itattfano.
Tran @enrns 9ogen beranitaltete
am 5onntagabenb IN ibrem 5eim an
Der 9i6 Mtnneiota 9trabe ,etne Sc
burtstagSfeter 81 Gbren tbrer 5dmez
lter, Sri. 8arbara Branf. &arten<
ipiel nno a1loere geielltge 5ptele Bill
0ete Sic l1nterbaltnng beS fr0blthen
Nbenb5. Bretle mnroen bon Sran
Nrtbur 6etnen, Brau Sobn 2al1oon
unb Sri. @lara 5ogen l%getponnen.
@tn .i6madbafter 2un6 murbe in
ipdter 9tnnbe leroiert, Sri. Branf
erbielt iebr biibl6e nno prafttiii6e Sc
i6enfe. H
gectl Gberlir ullo George
Nnl6 il. BON Norb Manfato muir.
SEN am Brettag Nbero lekter Mo6e
arrettert, .,alS lie ibr Nuto III 10
r1loerantmortlider Meile 1enften,
bab lie Sen @agen bon Omen S..
WtutamS a~n1ran11ten nno 6elnolter=
ten. 8cioe mur6en am ,9amStQq.
pom Mhlntcipal Nt(dter 6iram @off
BON Wanfato idul0tg geipro6ben nnb
@berltn In. oaS gou1ttD @efdngnis
ge{didt, nad0em tbm ste MutiDllii
gems fiir Ste Daler BON 80 Iagen.
ertsogens moroen mar, 81 er DaS
Nuto IN bietru1lfferreem s3nitaloe ope=
rtert bate. NuBeroem pur:be 5er.
o~ngemieien ben Deruria6ten 9daoen
TN 8etrage BON 5000 gut3nmd'6en.
guI1 fam nit etner @el6ftrafe.
bon $50 sbapon Sic linn oulferllegtJ
mnrbe, neil aud er ii6 III bettrlsu1l=I
fenem 3uitanoe %befnnben bate.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
eieel sptun Meuiateitett,

@ine Qanse .Mn3abl bon 2euten perz
lamn1elte ii6 am DienStag letter
@o9e I'M Sobu NiderS 9etm nno
unterbielt lid mdbreno beS NberoS
betm &arteniptel.
Ser Dampffeiiel ser 9igel grea1te=
IN erplobterte beinabe am Wo1tagg.
na6mittag uno eth 1lel1er 9ampffehel
nitro nod bis @nbe bteler Wobe tn%
ltaniert tperoen.
Mm Mittmo6abenb letter @o6e
perlammelte li6 eune ,grobe Nn5albbl
9artenfpteler I'M ,Soiepb 96loegel
5etm. q.
@ine gan5e Nnsdb1 unierer GARNER
baben tire 9dmaidmen beretts II
gromung uno erparten IN allerndditer
a3ett, nit benz 5den begt1nen 81 f0n1z
re1.
Sri. Gna Giders, Sic fi6 pdbreno
Ser p%ersongerlen @o6e belnbStpetle
bel ibren Gltern aufgebalten batte, tit
pteber na6 2afapette 5uridgefebrt,
mo- le etne Mnltellllng bat.
STE Mutonobtle BON Soiepb SIS.
56loegel unb Sobn &ral itnb pte0er
in gllten 8uitanb geiebt poroen. Dte
| @tgentImer marten nur anf quite
9anbitraben, I'm lbieielben mieoer gu
operterer1.
Sic 9dafsfopfipieler, sic. ii6 mdb<
renb beS WtrterS betm Garteniptel
giitlt9 getan baben, miiien iekt mobl
tire &arten betiette lege1r, UNI lt6 fir
tbre Tarmarbett por5ubereiten.
Sranf s.. Get ert nno Nl1guit 9off=
mann mare11 in lebter ISOLDE mebrere
Gage IN SEN 96mei% teritdoten, UNI
etnen neren Dampffehel fir ote
creamery GIT farfen. Ste famer am
Donner8tag 5nriif.
Sarrp 9mttb lpirb Sen fommen6en
gommer auf ser Soc 3mad ST..
Barm arbetten.
Setter 66mio bat sic Sobn 5ttz
touer 6arm in 9tgel Topn gepa6tet,
Sn 9tgel 1T eth Serb Nuto, oaS
beinabe ie6en Sag auf Ser 2anoitrabe
gelebe11 m,eroen fam. Ser @tgen=
timer mub iebr mt6ttge @elddfte baz
ben, oenn uniere Su1genS MAIDEN nur
an 9onntagen 9pa5ierfabrten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
Die -Zeiten aendern SIGH!

rag" -#FEi9 Hf2epF |sIIrfI -4
Ernst in einem sch0nen Lied
Sang der Dichterfur st4 Ovid:
Whilst du sicher sein der Schritte,
Geh' o Mensch, stets in der Mitte!"-
,Konnt' Motore, .Strassenbahnen,
Velos .er und Autos .ahnen?
Heute sang er, das ist ,kar:
,Sicher ist .n1r s ,Trottoir!!"
u sMarchen. ,,Ich babe euch das
Marchen vom ,,Tischlein, deck dich" err,
zahlt. Hans, was wirdest du wohl tun,
,du so Elm Tischlein .hattest."
.Ich wiirde Elm Restaurant s%er0fnen."
,,Wie gent es dem deinem ollen Erb-
onkel, Kleiner?!"
,,Du sollst dich bessern."
,,Wie? Ich?"
,,Er sagte, ,er will erst .wieder Geld
rausriicken, wenn SIGH die Verhaltnisse
;bessern." .
Hast du mir NIGHT versprochen, ME-
mails Wieder ungezogen zu SEM"
ia, Vater!ff
lind sagte ich dir NIGHT, .du ,wiirdest
P'riggel ,be 9klto'lmrl1rla1 !W1ean1lnr s du 4s se doch war
este
,,Ja, Water! Aber-aber wennsieh mein
Versprechen NIGHT gehalten shabe, so
.brauchst du ia defines auch NIGHT zu
halten.
Ausreden .lassen. sKleinhandler: Nun,
vie warren Sic NIT dem Ueberzieher zu-
.frieden, den Sic bel mir gekauft haben?'
Kunde: ,,Alle meme Jungens haben
ihn mach mir .%getrageen."
Handler, Ma, sehen Sic wohl!"
Kunde: ,,Ja-nach dem Regen muss-
tie ihn naturlich INNER der nachste sKlei-
mere anziehen!" WIT
Beinahe. Der Prokurist hattie die Ge-
understanding besucht und. erstattete
Bericht: ,,Es ging 50 sturmiisch zu, vie
ich es linen gar NIGHT hesehreiben kann;
cine Versammlung der ,,Decla' list nocht
Zephyrgesausel dagegen B"
,,Fassen Siessich skiurzerr. Ich will .bloss
wiissen, oh die Fusion Ebeschlossen wurde."
Nee, die Fusion noch nicht; aber die
,K,onfusion list ehon REX s.
Wirksames ssMittel.- ,,7Wie haben Sic
Ihree3 Frau nun wineder ms Leben zurtck-
lggeerrufen, ais sic bel dem Wortwechsel in
OOlhnmacht fel??s
,AAlls allies NIGHTS hall, hab9es iich dem
Dienstmadchen, welches zur HGillffe lhlerbeii-
geeit VA, 4einaen IKuss gegsben pa
Sic sic aber einnnal lebendig wer-
dsn sehe tllt s elp
Deutung. ,sieh NAL, Water, cine
ssppiiinnne an Abend. W1eisst : du, was a,s das
bedeutet??11 Z
Z d Il S ii 4 , Yiedar Il zeal die die sLlRaEe !:
NIGHT Eig;rui1nld1iich iabggekehrrt habit
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

Einst in einem sch0nen Lied
Sang der Dichterffurst Ovid:
Whilst du sicher sein der Schritte,
,Geh' o Mensch, stets in der Mitte!"-
.Konnt' Motore, .Strassenbahnen,
Velos .er und Autos sahnen?
Heute sang er, das ist klar:
,sicher ist nur s Trottoir!!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

Deutung. ,,sieh NAL, Water, cine
Sspiiinlne am Abend. Weisst .dlu,. was das
1bedeutet??1 552#s
III, dlasss ,ihr sYgzihesd1lseHr ;grl. die Decke
NIGHT grundlich abgekehrt habit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28
IN A BENEFIT RECITAL

The benefit recital given last eve
ming for the Tulsa Childrcn's home
by Miss Anna Lee Hamilton, OF
Shawnee, Okla, Mrs. Walter l.. Cain
pianist and Harry Saltcr violinist.
the latter two being local musicians
OF high standing, proved "A very
great treat for those who attended.
the recital being given at the Gem
tral high school auditorium.
Miss Hamilton has pure lyric
soprano OF very pleasing quality and
sings with ease. The first number
given by her was an aria, THE
Death of Joan OF Are" by Bemberg.
She gave two other groups OF old
English and modern songs by
American composers, all of which
were sung with rare grace and
charm. Salter played a very beauti-
ful obligato to Beloved" by Neid-
linger and gave two groups of solos
In his usual good style. Especially
pleasing was Kreisler number.
THE Old Refrain" well known but
much liked given by Salter in fine
tone. Mrs. Walter l.. Cain was the
accompanist and fully sustained the
singer and violinist with her SYM
pathetic and capable playing. Miss
Hamilton substituted for Miss Alma
Peterson who could not fulfill her
engagement on account OF illness In
her home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28
Dog Race Results

First race, hree-six-teenths mile
Wild Beaker, first; May Time,
second; Mary F., third. Pete Nc
Carty, Bee Their and Little Lady
also ran.
Second race. quarter-mile-Nig
Cap, first; Peerless Prince. second;
Red Parton, third. Littleton Re-
nown, Flying Flirt and Lorn Cannon
also ran.
Third race. three -sisxteenths mile
Willie w. Bill, first; Joe Cantrip,
second; White Van, third. Lufra w.
BIZ, Clara Hamon and Sweet Burch
also ran.
Fourth race, five -sixteenths mile
Oakland Hannah. first: Lord
Helpum, second: Golden NJ oon
third. Betty j., Beakers Lady and
Fllrty Boy also ran.
Fifth race. quarter mile-Foaming
Creek, first; Joie Ray, second; XII
larney Lad, third. Dutch Bergman,
Quaker Boy and Peerless Hare also
ran.
Sixth race. -slsXteenths mile
doctor Hare. first; Mss Dot Buck,
second; Helen's Fortune, third; Miss
hobbitt, Doctor Baker and Follow
Me also ran.
seventh race. quarter milc-Kid
FoN first; Dorante, second; Mig
PARTON. third; Champ Clark. Okla
homa Flash and Soberhead also ran.
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Baseball and Tennis Journeys Open at Norman Today

i,rurll,-g of politics. We need pa
uIojs and not politicians
Hepburn Demonstration.
Nou people ot blmulEvc know
what % BIS io soc man stand up for
rlgNt Jud speak his mind clarke
suii iu reference to james Hepburn.
DkWulsro county attorney His
speech was followed hy q t,cly dcm-
oustpuuu. Hepburn was in the
audience.
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SAPULPA BLANKS
HUTCHINSON IN
OPENING BATTLE
Muskogee Continues to
Clip Along Without
Running Amuck

SNpGLpA April 81. -- barney
Clc,cland's SapuIpa N1nEs placed
another Eamc ON their sholf today.
winning the opener ot the llutchm-
son sorics from the kaus1dS, I to D.
Wilson banked the visitors for
fun set of innings and his team
mates welded accurate sticks
tor seven hts oft Waite aud Goodc,
Emmett kuEvrs' selections for tho
mound work uu his Hutchinson ag-
grcEHuou for today
long thryc-hasc ol1ut by Scott.
SuuulpI center folder iu tho third,
and his running ono. hnni catch In
th" seventh were features ut the
game.
Despite the weather mana on
shuEht ON oklahoma end OF the
national game tu the last several
days, the rdl * today was tirm and
did not slow up the work. The same
teams are scheduled 10 conclude
their series here tomorrow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28
TRACK IN SHAPE
FOR FIELD MEET
SET ON SATURDAY
81 High Schools Repre-.
sented in Interscholas-
tic Meet at Norman

NORMAN, April 27.-Total num-
hcr Of high schools entered for the
athletic division of the eighteenth
annual interscholastic track and
field meet. reached 81 today. when
HASKELL Ryan and Meridian en-
tered in class "B."
Fourteen baseball teams In class
"a ." three In class "B" and four in
class &C" will open the athletic con-
test at 2 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The tennis entries IN all three
classes will start at the same time.
Track In Coca shape.
sunshine today dried off Boyd
fifId sufficiently for track men to
work out. with two or three drag
gIuGs tomorrow and a final con-
dtlonlng Saturday morning the field
should be in good condition, dircc-
tors said.
Hundreds OF high school students
ana visitors poured into Norman to-
DAY on every train and interurban.
Bad roads prevented many automo-
bile trips to the meet.
Preliminaries I'm track and field
events are scheduled for tomorrow
lN'I lllilSs AlI'hAe N4Ai bt SNibth 49,
the afternoon.
oklahoma City Team Strong.
oklahoma City high school Is
looked to as the strongest contender
in this years athletic meet inasmuch
as the capital city boys won over
Tulsa and Okmulgee last week ir the
central conference meet held at
oklahoma City. Okmulgee won the
state championship last year and
Tulsa was runner-up.
An army OF high school students
Is here for the meet and a city of
tents has been erected on tho uni
VerSity campus.
Coach Bennie owen Is In charge
Of the athletic events; Mrs. Bee NJ.
Barry OF the fine art events and Pro-
fessor Tappan OF the curricular
events.
The meet Is to be conducted in
virtually the same manner as last
year, according to those in charge.
4 few minor changes have been
made regarding the number of con-
tests in some divisions. This ye-t
there will be four contests in Latin
instead of two as last year. The
schedule, however. calls for only one
event in English this year, that be-
ing in narrative writing.