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business caller at Stoddard Monday
afternoon.
Henry Springer was a caller at La
Crosse one day last week.
Mis- Daisy Hart visited her grand
mother, Mrs. Helen Hart, Monday af-
ternoon.
Curt Steege made trip to Stoddard
one day this week.
Sunshine.
DIR. Chase, dentist. Office in Ma
tional Bank Building. Phone 81.
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The town board have extended the
payment of taxes until March LIST,
without penalty. | will be at the
Farmers Bank of Viroqua every Fri
day.
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DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
Dahl's drug store. Phone 176.
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Robinson Crusoe Was an Advertiser
Who Get Results.

OSCAR A. PETERSON.
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Big Prizes-Little Effort
Loads of Fun

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
ed Against Wichita Western League Says Sporting NUs Reveu

all worry of that corner is auuihijatcd. Butch
has undergone an operation during the VIutur
and his fitness 60 play. is an undetermined qupl-
ty II he can't perform then 3, viii bc Joo
Tate ON the warm corner To- am iu for Eddie
Nrighl who goes To- the Texas League.
HlrpCr's salo to Cincinnati makes a bis don't
in the outficld. lie was easily the outstanding
fy chaser ut the league ana carried u willow
with ringing punch, But Clarence niu and
Eddie Moore arc still I'm the Indian camp aud
can take cure ot two districts lu the pasture.
Ralph Hcatuy who has been shuutcd t1 tho
outiicld ON many occasions, can. 40 necessary.
take hold NJ the remaining SPOT
Roxy Middleton, ny hound from Seattle. ls
also iu line for recognition ln tho outer grass
and should make the old heads of The club stop
about
Iu the box will bc Nick Allen. tho slubman
with the best record in tho Western league
show. Nick IFS q flaming example uf what cone
troll and lIttln noodle work Will 90 lu tho 1n.
scuC" of any of tho su-callcd "ttuft' ut tho hlI
tN NnuuE who Joins la from the old Joplin
club is due TO fool lot OF tho inus with us
work Cv ls smart pitcher and while some ul
tho Joplin fans had IL iu tor him at tho c'oso ut
the year, IT'S mighty good guess that ho Will
turn zoo l1t ut games ON the riEht slide uf the
ledger with any Kind OF reasonable luck
PITCHER John HOgart comes iu from Detroit
ana ls being counted ON, as IN slim Love. from
the holdoycrs ut last season, Salisbury has beru
shifted TO Denver, Mitchell To Cincinnati and
Stuucr Go Detroit No doubt tho Indians hlyo
other Pin dispensers In the contract box. hut
they've been more cor less under cover. Ho f3r us
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Fisher Should Be Capable.

Last but not least. comes the catching a.pff
which is bossod boy Gus Fisher who ls also
booked to succeed Dick Brcou Iu the role OF
manager. Gus is uu experienced head and bad
good year uu tho coast In lN2l tie VIII
handle the bulk of the receiving, backed up boy
Jim Long In the absence ut Dixie larkCL
outside of Harper, tho indiana seemed 90
hav" replaced cvcry mi#iug figure with %
worthy successor and it wouldn't Doc surprising
IL thoy Kicked up considerable dust
Not much has okod out about tho now faces
coming into the league under sioux city and
able pitchers in Tof1r. Davenport, Russell and
I<Icffcr, who went back to the white SoN. TO
replace thom in part, they have picked up Earl
Hilton and Harry Sciboid from Oakland
Chlnk Matuci, new owner of the club, no
doubt has many ideas up his sleeve for Chuk iH
no novice in the game aud the rest of the bunch
may hear some loud roaring from him before
the curtain goes down. lie and Mckcnna pur-
chnscd the holdings from the Citi2cn boosters
who formerly controlled things In Sioux city
Chink will assume tho duties OF manager, but
Hippo Metz who held that honor last year, is
retained FOR the first sack and TO wicld his pom
derous willow which rung out many hit In the
previous grind.
B Lcard at second was on nonrcscrvo and
pulled out at the end of nst year. SieInbrenner
drew his blue envclop ana Red Ostcrgnard at
short gets his dough twice a month from Char-
ley Comiskey's SoN.
Gnfiedcr Palmer from DALLAS ls going to have
sonnet hing to say about one Of the opCnlugs md
Hamilton from the Western Canada has his bid
In for the other. Hamilton hit over 300 and
was some little base stoalcr ~ I'm King George =
Late word is to the effect that Joe McDcrmott
has been reinstatcd and II 10, MntticS Ia so
much tho better off
Joe Robinson and Al 1Iarbor will look after
their old places In the garden and Chink can
pick another from his prospects.
Roy Graham, the pepper box receiver IL TO get
n tryout with Chicago hut the Soos stlll have
Wray Query. who was let out by tho Tulsa OIL
ers last year
81. Joe destinies have come under the guild
Ing hand OF Wally Smith, who Will direct th'
team and play at the prime sack Walter Nufe
IL again eligible for second, and Young Brown
who looked mighty sweet at short I'm the clos
ing days OF '2i, Is going to take another whirl
although he may have 20 bow to Tony DEBATE
Malcolm Mcdonald figures TO bo the same
steady old figure at third. Stevenson from tho
South Dakota league and Twombley from Van
derbllt university set 10 ruut some OF the
vets from their infleld berths. Tom Connolly'a
departure to Oakland makes their path all tho
softer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Field Against Wichita.

Turning to the prospects uf tho individual
clubs OF tho year, let us first peep into the city
from its lofty mast. A dangerous murdorOus
club. with set Of the most wicked of blud-
geous, the l2zy entry of the past year
Practically the samo team will take tho field
again ana every other entry in the ranks knows
what it has to beat.
To start with. if the witches had been
wrecked from stem to stern, they would still
bear watching. Any outfit headed by two sly
old foxes such as Frank lsbel and Joe Berger
VIII command respect from any opponent who
gives a snap about getting ~ IN the money.
Berger, as field captain and manager Of his
crew, IL az SLICK as fresh onion with the
hide off, and don't think for minute that Joe
loses any opportunity to take advantage Of an
opening. And II there isn't any he'll make one.
Fred Beck, a genuine first sackor, is tho
only known departure from the ranks OF the
championship club Fred casts his luck with
Wichita Falls in the Texas league this year.
While a mighty good man, Beck will not cut
such n hole I'm the lineup by his absence for
the vacancy has already been plugged
Mule Washburn, who has pranced at second,
but who was originally first bascman, goes
to Beck's place, and Happy Mcdowell steps
into the keystone job.
Reports have come out that Lyman Smith, the
Mercury-hoofed little lead-off man and keeper
of the affairs of center field, has retired and
gone into business. II such Is the case. Berger
should worry about filling one place on his
nine. The old barrage Of blunderbuss artists are
stll there including Carl East Pat Haley,
Johnny Butler, Jim Blakesly, Berger and wash
burn.
Joe didn't have n pitching staff 20 shout
about but he didn't need It with a hitting com
bination that was likely to reproduce the world
war in any inning. At that there was some
year and give pretty good exhibition OF the
flipper's art.
Omaha Not Beaten in March.
But with all this true OF the wichita club,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

March 90. is22 for tho construction Of a
storm Sewer, Said sewer 60 be
constructed along portions Of East
Eleventh Street and across lots and blocks
adjacent ana tributary thereto TO connect
dead END sewers 10 ~" storm sewer on
h V. Hy right Of way. Engineers ap-
proxlmate IA 3JO,if7Oi.
Plans. profilcs and specifications can
bo seen At the office of the city EnFinear.
Biis must DO made upon tho official
proposal sheets OF tho CITY Of Tulsa.
The right to reject any part Of or any
nr all bids II reserved 90 tho board OF
Commlsaioners OF said city of Tulss,
OkbhOma.
A certified check IN the sum NJ five
90 per cent Of the amount of the bid
viii be required from each bidder.
\ surety bond IN the full amount Of the
contract VIII within ten tl0) days be
required from the successful bidder. All
BIDS Will ho opened and considered by the
BOARD Of Comm mlanionerH at a meeting to
bo held IN the city HBli In said city OF
Tulsa a. o'clock a. M. on Friday,
March 81. 1929.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
OKLAHOMA CITY
WINS CAGE TITLE,
BEATS SHAWNEE
Takes Final Game, 1928
Runners-up Beat Tulsa
by "a to 10

NORMAN, March 1s.-Oklahoma
SIy won the state high school
basketball championship here late
'oqay' defeating Shawnee 81 to 2S.
By winning through the list OF
Csht district champions entered in
.he tournament, the oklahoma City
Nain holds undisputed title to the
Uhlahoma interscnolastic champion
ZIP !or the 1922 season. Oklahoma
Slly also holds the honors OF the
central conference.
The champions went into the finals
y eliminating Keota this morning
W score OF 80 to 26.
shawnee, the runner-up, disposed
=" oiuisa, "a TO 10, in the semiflnals.
s,ShIahona city took the lead from
.Nte early lu the Championship game.
g. 5Ng ond ot the first half the score
r.l ~ To H. shawnee opened up with
.rae speed In the last half however.
~ ,nnhel up TO within nine points Of
w E.lners final tally.
IN yhIlde and Hazlettt covered the floor
~. '.ln guard ana forward positions for
~, champions Each tossed six goals
stu lhe floor, In the last half Mooney,
49, nee forward, took spurt and regis.
CH I'VE accurate shots from the floor.
,s-"aholNa city held the ball the greater
AZ ,ol the time and took the most shots
lNe basket but the shawnee tossefs'
h,' more accurate considering the mum.
D" OF their trials.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Two paIT-tons up on sIEos.

Two pair--tens up on skies.
That's Louis Newman's hand,
which he'll show TO flstlc fandom at
convention hall next Thursday night.
IT'S tho card 20 bo given by tho OH
city a. c.. with Warnle Smith Of
Bnrtlesville and Cowboy Padgott in
the main 10-rounder. Roy Fisher Of
Muskogce and Jack Jones OF okla
homa city settling the foathcrwclght
championship OF the state ln another
Of the same length; Buck Courtney
and George Courtney In ono six
rounder and two boys yot 10 bo So
lected In the curtain raiser Of Il sim
liar distance, Newman announced
the program Saturday.
Warnie is in Tulsa completing
his training for tho second clash
with pGdgct, ana win work out
every afternoon az the ~, a. O.. gym.
Tho cowboy LETT Omaha Saturday
afternoon, possibly in time 90 work
out
Newman trion 20 lIuo up Rno.her
Hereunder, but was uumocowful IIo
sought 10 got Kld spack Of TuIHn
and Kid Riley OF shawnee, who
fought rattliug bout at oklahoma
|City Friday night Riley being award
| cd the decision through Newspaper
men ana spectators thought Spack
won Riley declined tho match. lie
| also tried 10 get Kid Rich and Billy
PCltz, URhtwoights who boxed for
the r.. a. G, last Monday but Rich
declined.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
ankees' NeIU Park TO
Seat $4,000 Fanatics

Hy'srW YORK. March 1S.-Mayor
htsJoa lonlght signed certain papers
lbs1re to insure tho YANKEES baving
iS2a own $4,000, 900 baseball Iot in
wbsn" b"al : fine said his honor.
wonis % Informed the new staSinr,
cltvl seat 10000 spectators 'aTbe
hSpsaant afford to dlsappoint the
ses senas of rooters who want 40
NE fence" ''" NhocK Them over
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

managing 10 win a majority of their
games for the campaign, Despite a
poor start, however, tho team
usually came through in the pinches
and lasted until tho scmifinals in the
state tourney when 50 was eliminated
by shawnee.
The feat Of Coach Rau's team was
winning Of the First district cham p
pionship iu the tournament played
a week ago at Tulsa university In
competition with the strongest tea ms
" northeastern oklahoma, the
Tulsa outfit emerged victorious, thus
w.uius the right 10 contest in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

tho seven other members OF the circuit must not
bc counted OUT Not by any means
Don't throw iu the sponge for Barney Hurch
ana Mike Finn, who DO business m Omaha.
,heir tockets ANA the other kind In their domcs
to build an aggregation that will keep the rest
OF the boys on their tocs.
The Buffalo leaders have made some changes
and their contingent which finished second iu
1921 is not ON the field In iull, but thoy can bc
jottcd down as very much among those present
Jack lclvct, VINO led the league. in punch
ing the elder out Of the apple, has switched his
affections to Tulsa and it would be folly to say
that his big hickory slapstiCk is not going TO be
But II pctc Sucdccor secured by Omaha from
Joplin when that city was still iu tho league.
reports To- Eurch the absence " smiling Jack
is not going to Doe tclt so keeuly pete Is pcr-
icrmcr OK high class who will hammer his way
up there with the bcsr ot them n Pete decides
20 remain out ut the fun again this year Barney
has Junk Walters to- fan back ON. Walters
comes out of the Canadian west and has rec
ord and roI that are plenty and more.
Whitley Gisiasou is all that need be said about
second. Tho keystone is well taken caro- Of At
short omaha has Wilcox from Chattanooga,
whom Mike Finn stamps with the big .. X
and another youugstur bv the name ~ waite,
who comes well fortified with compliments
At third is julie Nice, tho college star, 20 fll
the boots OF Fred Naucy, who advanced 10 the
Detroit Tigers. Nee was mp with Detroit for a.
spell and went ON ont to- the Pacific coast from
the Tigers Burch thinks he can deliver
Billy Lee az good an uutiicldcr and hitter as
ono could want. was reported sold early iu tho
year, but seems 20 have stuck and &C. ready to
take his old stand I'm left field There is Pug
Griffin. still in right, and a smuggling asset to
amy club. Harry Muuusu, one OF the old Manush
family who were rlsIcd on basobal's IN place OF
ruttlcs. ls out for the other garden. lie comes
from the Western Canadian league. Hen have
to travel to sub for Ray Il. Brlcu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Pitching Staff Still Strong.

Cukoo Ghsier and slim Davenport viii bo
missing from the staff Of the curyIns corps. but
BurCh still has some hOldoycrs to rely on and
some new ones to pick from. Harry Baum
gartucr, who loft last year with an ailing whip,
Is reported ready TO resume duty There IS
Frank Olrlc, portsider, who Will make II tough
for any club, except during his habitual spells
OF wildrcsy.
Bowman who comes from Detroit socms sot
To go and Trtou, Charley kupp and Andy
Jelsma have all appeared heretofore ia the
playing scenery OF the Bluffs. Big Coffindnffer
expects 20 deliver and much Is expected " Mutt
the American association and Lefty Drugman,
picked from the scmi-pros.
Barney himself, can turn in some victories
for his club as muundman, as we'll as any
other position on the score card and from his
bunch Of uuknOwns he is likely to grab prom
iaiug hUrlor or two to round out his act.
Cy Blank is back az his stand behind the
plate, and will bc assisted by Fred Wilson
from the springfield Eastern league outfit and
ono other receiver getting checks made out to
Peterson.
Burch and his men have gotten a start on the
rest Of the boys and have been in camp at Vie
toria, Texas since March s. The Buffaluas got
off TO a poor jump last year both In games won
and in their reckoning with the weather man,
but they staged a mighty comeback and are
determined to get the start right this time
II tho oklahoma city Indians have half the
luck they had last year thcy'll bear close OBJ
eeryatou. The club could have fallen in a
sewer and come out loaded with 24-carat dia-
mouds. Every time there was break they
We're in on 1t and II It goes that way this year.
Hollands tribe will he hard outfit to down
with tho improved Btack-up which they are TO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
PAIR OF TENS
AND TWO SKIES,
OIL CITY HAND
Warnie Here, Padgett Due
Today; Feather Title
Up in Semiwindup
WGrnie Us. Shade

OKLAHOMA CITY, March 1s.
Warnie Smith of Bartlcsylllc has
been matched 10 fight Dave
Shade of San Francisco 10 rounds
here on April -. Shade recently
boxed n i5-round draw with Jack
Brltton, the champion, In New
York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
A Battle at Oklahoma City.

First base viii be the scene OF Tight be-
tween a pair Of Coast leaguers, Bates and AN
her. Both well touted and promise to give
each other "A regal entertainment for the hon-
ors OF protecting the sack. At second is Mike
Massey, fromcrly of Omaha who will go an
get em with the best OF them and Is no slouch
with the offensive cudgel.
Jess Runser is down TO begin where he left
OFF with the business OF shortstoppng and IL
Butch Kruger who came from Joplin, Is able
to get into his rig, he will be used at third and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
LeUlS, Wife Certain
Mate Can Beat Jack

sAN JOSE, Cal, March 1s-Dr
Of FS S'o't It. Morgan Of San Jose, wife
welEL, ,alrangler) Lewis, heavy
worlS' wrestling champion OF the
defsst certain her husband can
boylns '4yN Dempsey, heavyweight
matcb wa Inplon In the proposed
sn "tni between the two.
V,,,i, booby would have 10 do
SOW ana Go 10 get his hands on Demp-
said. ""u'u ne all over" she
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

A Kentuckian is the inventor OF a
double-walled garbage can, liquids
that may leak from tho inner por-
tiou being caught and treated with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Dunn Denver's BigRcst Outfit.

"T--""T| T|TTW-
I'm tho hands Of Joe Dunn, who recently won two
Eoufnlpus fnr bloomington out of three trica
Joc BID tho biggest asset tho club has. fiery
fighting leader who battles every inch NJ ground
uud insists TINT hia mon follow In his truu Tom
Hayden dyurmliod the Minors OF 1927, but joe
hua uumucr ot things lctt 10 work on and will
ada ON % few moro needed nXlurog before no ls
ready To- holH tho solls
Doc Shrulov from oklahoma city or Art
NuutE from last year viii cover first. Joe ~
AZ present looking about for "a second snckor.
HiIy Patterson from Seattle will take care OF
anything that hnppcus around short. Johnny
Jenkins late ot Cedar Rapids, "a an old crush
~ Duun's over in tho Thrco-G league and the
Denver boss thinks hon guard third In highly
satisfactory manner.
Chlcr among those running for tho outflcld
Offices are ihu veteran Tommy Long. Gene
Comes, who modo a big hit at Tacoma, and
Eddie panahor a man Of punn'a own picking
from the Thrcc-I
Thcro is a rort Of pitchers. good. bad ana not
I'm tho running which Dunn will have TO sort
out salisbury acquired in trade from okla
humn CITY is known fixture. Al Zweiful and
Thumhloss Wotzcll arc not now and should
mako good; Fodorlc Mccks and Snyder from
the Southwestern and Virginia leagues have n
luok-iu and there n myriad OF others for
Dunn TO size up.
There was not q better hustler I'm the league
than Catcher Dixie Parker. who goes to Dem
vcr over the trade route from oklahoma city.
Dixie would lIko to catch the entire schedule
barring Injuries, ana ho'd Just about mako q
success of it Rod Smith is not booked TO ro-
turn, but with Frank ItieEer from Enid on
deck ana Dunn ready 20 put on the mask ~
necessary, there won't he much need to scout up
receivers.
Hayden signed mp everything that was willing
before lao got out Of tho Joplin preNy's chair
and Dunn has ia addition TO those nhmcd nm
"cudlcHs chain" list Of bali players for every
position over played. Many Of them viii hav,
to be dropped ana those mentioned seem 10 b,
the nucleus for this OUTFIT. Nobody Is mAkinI
any strenuous pcnnnnt predictions for Denver
because OF the unsettled condition OF thing
there, but Joe Is Hcrapper and he may b
causing a lot OF worry before they hear tho las
OF him.