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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-16
Q SOUCASNYCEI UDALOSTECH.

lem lorda NOrthcliffa. V 1907
We veku 43 roku, koupil Lon
Idon Times. V 1917 poslan V
cele briticke valeCne misse do
Spojenych Statd a jmenovan
Vlscountem.
Lord Northcl;ffe nevenOval
ise jenom denni zurnalistice.
Sc svym bratrem, lordem Ro-
themerem, zalozil Amalgama-
ted Press, jenz tiskl a vydaval
Ina ctyficet tydennich publika-
lci, jimiz Northcliffe vyvozoval
yliv tez na venkovske obyva-
talstvo Velk6 Britanie. -
limotny usp6ch Northclif-
fuv byl velky - kdyz bylo mu
I35 roku, jeho imeni odhadova-
nc ma $20,O00,00O - a nikdo
V briticke riSi netrimal takO-
YOU moe jako on; naz V kon-
,cich "a to vSechno omen neoby-
teiny muz draze zaplatil. Jiz
pred vice m6sici jeho spolec-
niti zatali Ma mem pozorovati
pocatky vazne nervove poru-
chy. nebyli vsak iati obavami,
az kdyz nedavno podnikl svoji
cestu "inkognito" po Nemecku
a Svycarsku. Z teto cesty po-
s.lal do sveho zavodu tax W.
stfedni rozkaZy, re nekterl Z
jeho redaktoru radeji vzdali
Sc svych mist, nez by je plnili
4 20 dohodnuti riditelskOu
radou ZaStaveno Otiskovanl
clanku, jim zasilanych, pro
Jich vystiednost a nesouvislost.
Povolani lekari tito nafidili
Northcliffovi dlouhy odpoci-
mex We Svycarsku. Stav jeho Sc
stale horSl a nakvap pfevezen
byl do Londyna a sveren ose-
tT0vani celehO SbOru SDeciali-
stuv.
We svych poslednich dnech
Northcliffe caste upadal zu-
rivost, po niz nasledovaly ST.
de6ni Zachvaty, jez znstavily
jei uplne vysileneno. Mnoho-
krdte smrt jeho zdala Sc byti
y8cl ienom nekolika minut,
naz jeho zeleZna gaie opetov-
ne zVitezila. Behem nemocl
cht6l neustale zasilati roZkaZy
do sv4ho novinarskeho zavo.
du. Byl mu povolen telefon
ale jeho instrukce Sc dostaly
jenom k jeho sekretafi We ve'
dlejsi mlstnosti.
TakoVy byl konec jednoho z
nejbrillantnejSlch a nejmoc
nejsich muzu We Velke Brita
nil vubec ma svete.
Bude zahodno dodati, re be
hem svetove valky Northciif
fuv tisk prokazal znamenitt
sluzby ceskemu narodu, jehoi
/ tuzby pc samostatnosti f1adse
ne propagoval.
Uspech lorda Northcliffa n;
poll zurnalistickem i polite
KEN byl opravdu kromobycej
nym a konec jeho, We veku pot
hych 81 roku, kdyz byla 81
pred tim zachmurila jeho ne
obycejna jasna mysl, tragic
kVm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-16

"Prosim vas, ne, neodcha-
zejte," prosil horlive. "Kdyz
tvrdite, ze je to vsechno jenom
msta, vratim akt napisi, ze
je vsechno bezddvodne. Vec
je odbyta a darmo bychom 81
jeSte vice pokazili naladu. Ma
te pravdu, anonymni udani by
v nasem stavu mela byti haze
ma do ohne, hanba je to, re
kazdy spatny clovek v Mich
hleda zbran. Ale tam nahore
maji jiny rozum."
"Oni nemaji v1bec rozum
ami srdce, oni mali jen rozka-
zy, at jsou sebe hloupejsi. Fuj,
to jsem sc rozcilil, az sc mi hla
va toci."
-Vstal a preset nekolikrate
pokojem. Vikar vsecek roz-
mrzely polykal hnev a hledal,
c1m dekana usmiriti. Dekan
byl clovek velmi vazeny, dobre
vedel, re ami konsistore 81
ma nej, jake ma cloveka penez
ne neodvisleho netroufaji; sam
take nebyl prftelem takovych
vystfelku. Ale byl slaby a
priliS hluboko Will Sc We stare
zasady, re dluzno vrchnosti
bez reptani poslouchati a je-
jich jednani nezkoumati. Ne
pofadky videl, ale nesoudil,
duchovenstv1 vyhoveti 81 pral,
ale pri tom Sc bal, re by byl
nahore spatne posuzovan. Byl
by rad Sc zrekl sve hodnosti a
nekolikrate uz zadal, ably no
z vikarstvi propustili, ale kon-
sistor mu poslala pochvalne u
znani, nebo nejake vyzname-
mani a on Ease zistal. Jeho W.
stup S dekanem Brousilem ne
byl prvnim ami poslednim "a
| hfm9nim pfi iednani s kn6zimi
- casio ten ci omen Sc pred
MIN rozkricel, zalateril, jenze
u jinych nepripadalo mu tax
trapne, jako zde.
Ia chvili bourka minula, de-
kan jakz takz sc stall opet pra-
telskym a pri obede bavili sc
10 hospodarstvi. Jan sedel NIL
cky a nemichal Sc do hovoru.
Slysel kirk, tusil, re je to k VII
Ii nemu a vedomi, re Sc zivot-
nj boure uz hlasi, plnilo no
vaznymi myslenkami.
Kdyz vikar odejel, vessel "a
! dekanem.
"Pan vikar ma mne neco "a
loval, ze?" ptal Sc sklicene..
"On? Kde by k tomu wal
kuraz? Je to baba ne muz.
Odjinud zalovali. Klidis ma
sledky sve ohnivosti a hlavne
proto, re isl pohrdl nabizenym
lecenim. Usmal Sc beZdecne
vesele a blyskl nan okem. "Vic
nevyzvidej a hlavne Sc uc. =
Kdybys sveho stareho dekana
| nemel, uz bys byl nekde v kla
Stere ma excerciich. ia vim,
; re by te nepolepsify, jake ne
polepsi ostatni, ale kanku bys
mel. NJ, hlavu 81 proto ne
lam, nejaky cas- budes miti po-
koj. Troufas 81 sloziti zkousku
z dcetnictvi?"
"Troufam."
''To je dobre, ma druhy me-
sic to dokazes. A bez 81 do
kaplanky. Vybehnu 81 trochu
ven, ably Sc mi zlost z hlavy
vykourila."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-16


zemfel pond6li V Londyne,
odeSel muz nanejVySe poZoru-
hodny. NikdO Anglii snad
nikde ma svGte nevyvoZoVal Ia
kovy mocny vliv ma veTein6
mineni jako Northcliffe, jehoz
casopisy ctlo 20,O00,000 lidi.
Novinalsky tento magnat byl
81 vGdom sv6 moci dovedl j
pouziti. ByIy to Northcliffo-
Wy tasopisy, jez "a valky do
nutily k resignaci prem,era
AsQuitha a pomohly cello Vl4
dy Lloydu George-ovi. NebJti
onemocnGni a predcasnG smrti
Northcliffovy, jest dosti pra-
vd6podobno, ze Lloyd George
byl by na5lodoyal Asquitha,
nebop drivtj5i pfatel6 Sc roze-
Oh q 1So ''iN-, . -
George po dlouhou. Iobu.
raw 50 "9 PI'C.''1' : -'i'o
pi"'Si ieii . 10, ~ '.'o, ! >'o'. ~
nem miroV6 komise po skonte-
~ 'Sfe'o'o n"iN'' . J'"y : "
Stldl Sc ''iul, 10 y va = ''0N
oosi0' hoS i-''s = 0oVisI y
poho0oei ',i'>'' y az '0' ,''09
Su' are TO } sou i'ou'l@ pof e''i d
Ffoz"qiih - "'" - 'O'.'.' ~
Shoa ihe%l oDe'..' '',,N,' Nc
hfaA LAX y liiNe - Utoi'0 4"
SNetoVe VaiAy' H''''9' 3" 4'i''
aou.
Nofthcil!Ie 90 "liSi cNe ~uf-
na'iStlky ZaFcal ho|y Si''ei'
clnz Sc VJsVe'iole jeao leno-
menaim hino1hy uSpeen. OtaA-
la, zdail omen hoNy sher oyi
zdraVym aagilcNeAlu Ee'ellie-
mu mlhem' zuslaAe aSl EzaF-
ckF pfedme'eIh Spo'u' nay Z
Nofthcill1e ucnF;,'ll h'i''roiu
l. Il l.
ohoho ousr2jli~ho ~ui ''3lo'
Lohooh Times N'''~iN ' a'i> ~
kfNhF sp'lFoV@iy TOM ho'o-
YOU LaIasIi oiu'
n'fucny ziFo'oPi5nS H@s',,l !
neooyceJneho lo'o n,A1e ''9,'
puoe zaJ'm"'.' Lpiu y ., ~
eiilie harool4 - ' p'oiii'0' NIUE
o'ec Jeho' Ali4llca.'' oyl toso-
ka'em' preo - lesy' d a. \ i
Jeho oyla II = l' Pofol0 9 @'-
suo zlJe, We We ! On IoAu. DE-
no pine Jihe-o pyio AN ca
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-16
JAN VLADYKA
-ROMAN-
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.

"Je-li ma tom neco pravdy,
tedy take Wy Sc opijite, do sko-
ly nechodite vodite Sc Sc
zenskymi,' zabouril dekan,.
vsecek rudy We tvari.
"Dovolte, tohle prece mi ne
smite do oci tvrditi," ohrazo-
val Sc urazene.
"A w to smite jinem tyr
diti?" volal dekan. "Cest je
pouze pro vikare a ne take pro
kaplany?"
Roman svou 1redni povin-
most a davate sc uchvatiti pfi-
lis Uneven, jenz vas zaslepu-
je."
"Kdyby mne hnev zaslepo-
val, ukazal bych mu dvere:
Tokhle Sc jedna S knezem? Ne
mel jste takovy, ocividne pa
doussky hanopis poslati zpet,
re je pod vasi ctf, abyste Sc po
skvrnoval takovym zakerni-
ctvim? Kdy sc konecne najde
nektery vikar, ktery 81 bude
vedom sve obcanske cti a rek-
ne konsistori, ze mezi knezimi
jsou anynmni udani hanbou a
re sc zadny knez nesnizi Ike
sluzbe tajneho policisty? Kdy
konecne najde duchovenstvo
tolik hrdosti, ably zakfiklo ty
pany nahore, re nejsou otroka-
ri a duchovenstvo orroky? To-
hle jsme sluzebniky bozimi,
kdyz kazda nejmensi msta
nachazi sluchu a stava Sc pred
metem tax zvaneho -urednlho
rizeni? Skoda, ze jsem tax sta
ry a mad hrobem, tenhle od-
znak sveho knezstvi bych wa!
hodil bych Jim jej pod nohy
sci radeji mezi telediny do
dvora, nez ziti v takovem po-
plivanem stavu."
Jeho rozcileni bylo ohrom-
ne, vsecek sc trasl vikar bez
decne pojat hrlzou, trasl sc
take.
"Upokojte Sc, drahy priteli,
prosil, ruce sepiav, "ja cato
nemohu, ia take rikam, re ma
hore nemaji porozumeni re
nevedi, co duchovni sprava je.
Sam to nezmohu, vite, ze jsou
pomery silnejsi, nez dobra VII
le."
"Tak Jim svuj urad hod'te,
at 81 pachaji takove surovosti
sami," krikl uz mirneji, ale
stale Sc duse vztekem. "Ja
vim, odkud tenhle jed povstal,
ma koreny az tam nahoru, mil
zete Jim to napsati, re jsem to
fekl re Jim to budu, budou-li
chtiti verejne opakovat. At
81 sc mnou nehraji, ia ma je-
jich chlebu nezavisim. Ale jen
tax lehce, jak jsou zvykli, Sc
nerozejdeme. o nasem Jeni-
kovi takove zpravy pfijmou a
jeste je rozslapavaji! Neco
vam povim. Kdyby byli vsi-
chni knezi z vikariatu, ktere k
vyznamenani navrhujete, ta-
kovi, jako mil kaplan, mohl
byste fici, re liste jeneralem
mad nejlepsim vojskem."
"Ale ano, ale ano, mne Sc IL
bi, tuze jsem sc We Skole pote-
sill hned jsem 81 pomyslil, re
ito vSechno je msta. Chtel jsem
vas upozorniti, re zde mate ne
pritele, vice MIC"
"A Wy no ma sve farnosti ne
mate? Wy jste nikdy nemel
konflikt? Jsem hodne starry a
kdybych ty pany vikare, ktere
znam, dukladne prokfepal, to
bv bVla historic OStatn6. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-16

dlouhou zimu. Ma vode jsme
byli 8 dnf. PAX jsme byli W..
lodeni v Kukshaven a odtud
drahou l pGl hod. do Ham
burku; pax jsme nastoupili ce-
stu do Berlina, kde jsme sc
zdrzeli prohlidkou mesta, jeli-
koz jsme sc smluvili jistym
Cechem, ktery nam najal auto
drozku vse nam ukazal a
vysvetlil. Maji zde dobra pi-
va, ac Sc mne IDA, re vetsina
nemeckeho lidu nejasa, a lid
jest jaksi zakriknut. PAX jsme
jeli do Prahy ma ceste v
Podmokli byla pohranicni pro-
hlidka ceska. Poprve isme u
slyseli ceskou rec nasich zrizen
c1 trade. PAX jsme prese-
dli ma cesky vlak a do Prahy
jsme 'dorazili vecer o 5. hod.
Pranf dlouho touzene, spatfit
maticku Prahu Sc nam objevi-
10 pine krase, konecne donna
ma sve rodne pIde - po male
prohlidce, jsme sc odebrali do
nasich domovin. Spatriv kra-
jinu, kde jsem jako chlapec
behaval, zmocnil sc mne divny
pocit, pocit detskych upomi-
mex mladi.
Shledani S matickou a pra-
tely bylo radostne. Pocasi by
10 zde suche do 16. cervence !;
nyni ale prsi jiz druhy den, IL
Uroda, IDA Sc, bude dobra. V
Americe Sc narika, re je zde
zle, ale ia tomu nemohu roz-
umet a myslim, kdyby Sc zde
pracovalo jako mas, re by to
bylo stejne, zde jest loudavy
system. Cetl jsem, re We Fran
eli Sc pocita "a vse cizinc1m
vySsi cena, bohuzel jest to i
zde ma mnohych mistech z A
mericany take. Mnohy lid zde
mysli, re nam tam v Americe
penize prsi. Rakusactvi Sc do
celia neodstehovalo, ano misty
zapousti move koreny. Delny
lid zde ma mnohe dobre wy
hlidky, dostal mnoho rozdele-
ne pldy cd byvalych panskych
dvord "a hepatrny najem ma 6
let ale = az jak to dopadne
ma konec. Mnozi nechti byti
samostatni, ku prikladu My
slime u Mirovic, byvali zrizenci
panstvi nechti rddu, chit ably
mad mimi byla stale knuta. Po-
hroma smrkovych lesu jest zde
" Cechach We velkych rome
rech; mniska, ktera klade va
jicka, z nichz Sc lihnou cerne
housenky sziraji smrkove je-
hlici tax, re stromy jsou skoro
hole, cervene, uschle.
20. cervence jsme vykonali
prohlidku Brna ma Morave.-
Mesto jest zajimave Sc starym
hradem Spilberkem, kdez jsou
dnes vojenska kasarna. We hra
de jsou stare tmave byv. vez-
nice, tax ze pri vykladu pru-
vodciho vstavaji- vlasy, "a ja-
kych muk veznove tn zmlrali.
PAX jsme jeli dale k pamatne
propasti jeskyni Macose, je-
skynim Katerinske, Masaryko-
We, ia jest nejkrasnejsi. Podi-
vana jest okouzlujici, neco
krasn6jsi jsem dosud nevidel.
Kdo mas trochu pfilezitosti,
neopomen 81 tento div pfirody
prohlednouti. Taktez jsme
81 prohledli mesto Tabor, KITE
re zalozil mas Jan Zizka Ma
kazde ceste Sc sejdeme nasi-
mi Americany, zvlaste z Chi
caga. Pana Melzera Cleve-
landu z Union ave. jsme vide
Ii ma mnoha mistech. z. Pejsu,
p. FIR. Strnada, p. Ptaka, p. Ho
lecka a jine a jine a sejiti Sc
zde jest mile; mnozi zde mali
velke potize majetkove. Rad
zde vse vidim, slysim, ale nej-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03
81 NEVER SIGNED
FOR A FIGHT IN
TULSA" SAYS RAY
Oklahoma City Scrapper
Declares He Did Not
Run Out of Fight

OKLAHOMA CITY. June a.
Emphatic denial that he ever had
closed an agreement with the Amer
lean Legion OF Tulsa for Ray Long
to box there on June or any other
date, was made by 8. T. Long, man
ager of the Oklahoma City welter-
weight tonight, commenting on
charges in Tulsa newspapers that he
had run out Of a match with Pad
gett.
Ray Avis. manager OF Padgett,"
Long said, was the first to call me
about the bout, he said the date was
June 6. / told him 1t would he i'm
possible for Ray TO box on that date
on account of cut over his eye
opened by Britton. l told him |
would accept June 8, this was on
Sunday. An hour later Lantz called
me and said 1t would be impossible
to change the date to June be-
cause he already had paid for con-
vention hall and couldn't get 1t later
than June s. ] told him then that
the deal was off as Ray would not
be fit TO fight by June 6. Then he
said he would see IL he could ge,
the ball park for June 0, saying IL
he could he would call me back by
1890 Sunday night"
HE didn't call Sunday nor Mon
day. Thinking he had been unable
TO get the park, l signed with
Iackey OF the Drovers Athletic club
to box in Oklahoma City June 16
OF course 1t would be impossible for
me to let Ray fight anybody before
that date as whoever he meets fol
the Drovers Athletic club is bound
to be tough man."
ut Is not our fault that Ray Il
not fighting Padgett in Tulsa oi
June 8. Had Lantz kept his wore
and called me at the time appointed
or before 4 o'clock OF the next day
when ! tied up by contract with tn
Drovers. we would be over ther'
fighting"
Long also denied that he ever ha'
| agreed to box a semi -windup 70
Newman In Tulsa,
| Ray never went back on n con
tract. verbal or written in his life,
he said. Just few days ago h
boxed Al van Ryan for the o. A.
on an ankle so badly sprained tha
the physician had refused TO o. X
him but he went on anyway rathe
than disappoinr the club" 1T
unfair promoters who try to eScus
their own bad judgment by accusin
boxers of breaking agreements" h
concluded,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03
American Net Star
Not Worried Over
Her Recent Defeat

LONDON, June 2.--Tn an inter-
view today, Mrs, Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory, woman tennis champion OF
America. had the following TO say
in regard 10 her defeat by Mrs.
Beamish, an English player, several
days ago:
Mrs. Beamish defeated me fairly
and squarely in the Middlesex cham
pionship. but | was completely out
OF practice and had not yet found
my land legs. | hope TO turn the
tables in our next encounter.
THE women's championship at
Wimbledon this year will be extra
ordinarily interesting" she continued
II am hoping to NEE. Mile. Lenglen
again because i believe / am able
10 beat her any time. but apart from
this Miss Ryan, OF California. looks
to me TO have a wonderful chance
fop the worlds championship while
England Possesses a number OF most
promising women players who might
create a surprise.
Mrs, Beamish and Mrs, Peacock
both are of championship class. but
England's real hope lies in Miss
Kitty McKane and Miss Peggy In
gram. Mile. Lenglen jus. scraped
home against Miss McKane In the
! Brussels tournament"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03
nth Inning Rally Falls One Short and Saints Take Opener to
Morris Kirksey's
Ankle Well-Coes
100 in 9 3-5Sec.

wAXAHACHIE, Texas. juno a.
Morris Kirksey. who was kept out
OF the finals In tho recent intercol-
legiate meet Mt Cambridge because
ot a strained muscle In his right
leg. today Ia congratulating himself
that hls worry that he might be
kept out OF future competition
seems to have been without foun-
dation.
Kirksey who ls Wishing his father
hero en- route to Stanford university
yesterday put on his track suit and
after running several 10O-yard
workouts. eventually made tho dis
tnnce In . and as seconds. accord g.
ing 10 stop watches In the hands Of
several local admirers.
II the stop watches caught the
time correctly and had Kirkscy' =
performance been entitled TO official
sanction It would have beer n new
intercollegiate record. with five
others Kirksey now holds the Off
cial intercollegiate record at As
seconds,
klrkscy announced that he has
accepted a position for the summer
as supervisor OF the municipal
swimming pool In Los Angeles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03
Sews Up
Salina Series in
Early Sessions
Special 10 The world.

Special 10 The world.
SAPULPA. June .. Sapulpa's
formidable Indian battery, Nose JEFF
ferson pitching and Chief Newasha
serving as backstop, performed
creditably and added another VIC
tory TO their string today and Bar
ney Cleveland's Sapulpa Yanks de-
feated Salinas Mlllers again. this
time to 3.
jefferson was touched by Salina
for seven hits but they were scat
tered and did not come when scores
could be made. Yank hitters opened
their attack on Lundgren, pitching
for Salina, early and scored in each
of the first three innings for a total
of six tallies. Sourland replaced
Lundgren In the fourth frame and
blanked Sapulpa during the remain
der OF the program.
The same teams appear In n dou-
BILE header here tomorrow afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03
.HURL CRITICISM
AT JUDGES OVER
MEET DECISIONS
Photographs Indicate Big
Oversight at Tape;
Dissatisfaction
BY DAVID J. WALSH.

NEW YORK. June 2.-Criticism
OF no indefinite character Is being
leveled throughout the east today
at the men who seemingly judged
the finishes at the intercollegiate
games with tina. far away look In
the eyes. noted. for the most part, in
poets. bridegrooms street cleaners
and other pre-occupied individuals.
It Is said that the judges booted
at leas. two finishes, namely. those
In the hundred yard dash and the
quarter miles" and photographs are
said to prove 1t.
Neither by inference nor direct
challenge Is the integrity OF the off,
cials questioned since the men in
question are above suspicion. bu.
the same apparently does not apply
to their eyesight.
100 Yard Finish.
At the finish OF the hundred yard
dash, for example, many thought
Eddie Suden, of Stanford, deserved
better than The fourth place awarded
him and in support OF that conten-
ton. the following is alleged to have
taken place:
The officials got together and
picked the man for first. third.
fourth and fifth places. What OF
second'place? The judges designated
for that task had missed his man.
Very we'll, then. who we're the other
men in the race? LoveJoy, OF Cor
nell. and Woodring, Of Syracuse.
Quite simple. then. Lovejoy fin
| ished second.
Tha. is the method by which the
judges are said to have arrived at
their decision and regarding 1t in
the most charitable OF lights, leaves
| nothing to recommend 1t.
Another Mixup.
In the quarter-mile final, l. Is said
the judge picking first place selected
Stevenson. of Princeton. That indi-
vidual, however. was also the choice
OF the judge looking for second place
men and the latter finally prevailed,
Stevenson being rated second behind
Driscoll. OF Boston college.
Hendrixson, of California, Monte,
OF Syracuse, and John, of Cornell,
were given the remaining places. to
the evident dissa tisfac ction of many.
Picutres OF the finish are said to
prove that Monte, placed fourth. was
beaten not only by keppisch, OF
and Mcdonald, OF California. as well,
none of whom placed, officially, al
though Mcdonald didn't hesitate to
say that he did.
When II is realized that the scor-
Ing of points In The intercollegiate
Is almost a life and death matter
to the athletes at that stage of .heiI
careers and this irrespective OF the
importance IL bears to the team
totals, more equitable system OF
Judging seems to be demanded. The
Swedish system of checking up by
photographs might be the answer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03
IS RIDERS TO
ENTER RACES AT
CUSHING SUNDAY
Many Tulsans Are in Mo-
torcycle Events on
June 4

Fifteen motorcycle riders will face
the starter tomorrow afternoon on
tho Gushing speedway. and scores of
Tulsa fans will motor over with the
local drivers early Sunday morning.
1t was announced here last night.
Among the local riders who heve
entered tho speed events are Roy
Meacham. John Bowling, Dale Sears.
Leo Lane, Red Stewart and Heavy
Schneider.
Nearly $500 In prizes have been
offered on six events.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03
FAIR CHANCE IS
WINNER IN BIG
FEATURE EVENT
Sitkum Takes Quarter.
Mile Dash From
Good Field

Fair Chance came TO the front
yesterday afternoon and took the
Stranger Lewis stako--the feature
rare OF the attornoon--from the Ia
favorlte distance dogs winning from
Flying Dick Ivy q hare head.
Sitkum had hard time keeping
ahead Of Dandelion on the stretch
but managed 20 keep the lead by
crossing over In head OF the fast
gaining Dandelion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03
BANKS INSPIRED THE SUIT
Trust Company Sued Hamon Estate
at Suggestion of state Bankefh
no Etata Nuira

ST. LOUIS. June 2.-J. l.. John
ston. president Of the Liberty Cen
trail Trust company, which Instituted
a suit for receivership against the
estate of the late Jake l.. Hamon,
explained today the motion had been
taken at the request of Oklahoma
banks holding claims against the
estate and not satisfied with the
speed with which the claims were
being paid by the executors.
Owing to the fact that these
banks. being within the state OF
Oklahoma. could not file suit In fed
eral court. the Liberty Central Trust
company TOOK the lead as plaintiff
in this case, at the request OF the
other banks, he added.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03
Dempsey Boxes for Charity.

Los ANGELES. June Jack
Dempsey, worlds heavyweight
champion, will make his debut be-
fore southern California society
next Thursday night when he will
ba one OF the participants In n series
Of four-round boxing bouts for the
benefit OF the women's assistance
league. Marty O'Farrell, middle
weight, probably will be matched
with the champion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03

VICTORIA, Il. c.. Juno Prank
SlNvin, former heavyweight cham
pion pugilist OF England and Austria
liza who lost his title to Peter Jack
son, In seriously III at "A hospital
here.
slavir. who ls more than 80 years
old, fought with tho Canadian forces
overseas. lie is we'll known as a
propnector
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03
Los Angeles May Get Olympic.

PARIS. June 2.-f'remier Poin-
care will preside at the opening
session OF the international olympic
committee on June when n final
decision will be taken az to whether
Paris Will retain the Olympic games.
II Paris defaults the games auto
matically will 20 TO Los Angeles.
Cal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03
Texas O-pierCe 4.

The Texas clan--champIons OF
the Oil League last year--came to
the front yesterday and defeated
the hard-hitting Pierce crew Q to !
in a one-sided game. Stolker stole
home In the SIKH inning with
Pjerce's only run. Hostetter of the
Texas hit Il home run In the sixth
frame with the bases groggy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03

n-suhs ana Hits--Off Hovlik 4 and
~ IN innings; Rachac. 5 and Z In
innings; Haugiand, none and I In
inning. Earned runs--Tulsa 2,
)ss Joseph 4. Base on balIs--Hov-
nk T.. Struck out---Hovlik Z, Rachac
Left on base--Tulsa ~, st.
Joseph b. Wild Pitch---Hovlik.
Tmo-Dasc hits, Thompson (2.
nree- e-base hits--Fisher, Baumann.
nohowitz. Double plays--Thomp-
mn and Leliyelt. Sacrifice hits
thompson. Baik--Rachac. Hit by
Mtcner-Stevenson by Rachac; (;
handler by Rachac. Umpires-An.
aerson and Donahue. Time 1885.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03
Fight Results

=, Al New York---Joe Lynch awarded
sne decision over Midget Smith. 12
rounds.
romeo de Leon, of Cuba, lost the
rouLds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-03
Cleveland Wants Game.

Cleveland would Ike 10 arrange
for a game with the Tulsa newsboys,
for Sunday, June II. For game call
457 and ask for Ed, or write to
Ed Roche, 609 North Broadway
Cleveland, Okla. ~"