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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
LOGAN TO PLAY DOBSON
East Falls Team viii Meet Rova,
Stars Tomorrow Afternoon

The j. & j. Dobson team has several
hard games for the week end, al,bough
no contest has as Yet been listed for
Sunday.
Tonight at G;l5 o'clock the wcavcry
meet their friendly enemy, the LoynI,
\. A. and n hard fought contest IL
looked for. Tomorrow afternoon Chan.
pie johnson and his Royal Stars win
play at Thirty fifth and Queen lane,
and repetition of several previous
struggles Is expected.
-Four games have already been ar.
ranged for next week, all on the home
field. ON Tuesday the japanese Xii
Stars will BE- the attraction; Philndcl.
phia DObson viii be- met on Friday and
on Saturday Stenton will be- the NJ.
traction IN double header, starting at
! 80 i. NJ. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
WH|TE,31,|SST|LL
S0CK|NG EN- HARD
Chicago Veteran, Sixteen Years
in the Ring, Has Met Eight
Different Champions
HAS 9 1.ROUND KNOCKOUTS
By LOUIS II. JAFFF

TH1RTY-ONE YEARS OLD and still
l. recognized as being worthy Of cham
pionship competition. That is tho fistic
reputation Of Charley White, Chi
cago's left-hook phenom.
Starting his ring career at the age
Of fifteen. White, whose real name is
Charles Anchowitz, born March %,
1891. in Liverpool, England. of Jewish
parentnse, took up the fistic art through
the advice of a physician because Of
illness. Despite his frailness, Charley
displayed such natural ability with his
fists that be decided to continue in the
ring. taking up the glove game as
profession.
White really Is a remarkable boxer.
While he las never been able to win
for himself ring championship. he has
had more cracks at a crown than any
fistman in history OF the sport.
Met Eight Champions
Ring records show that White has
appeared III bouts with eight different
titleholderS. one of whom he met on
five different occasions and another in
two matches.
Abe Attcll, at the time featherweight
king, was the first champion against
whom White showed his wares. Then
came Johnny Kilbane, Ad Wolgast,
Willie Richie; Freddy Welsh. five
I times; Jack Britton, twice; Ted Kid
Lewis and Benny Leonard
In some of these matches White was
awarded verdicts, but they were of the
newspaper variety. the contests being
Of the o-decsiOn sort, 80 that the
status Of the championship remained
unchanged.
! Although White never held any fstic
| diadem. he can Justly point to honors
of which no other present-day boxer
can claim. Charley has scored more
year ring career than any other tistman
) in action now.
Out Of total Of forty nine knock
, outs White has slowed away his op.
ponent nine times in the first round
Champion Benny Leonard is the run
ner-up for such feats. having put to
sleep six boxers In one frame out OF
seventy knocEouts. Lew Tender ha!
stopped but one foe in the first, George
Chaney having been dropped for thu
full count within three minutes OF th'
opening canto.
Battle OF Punchers
II will be battle OF punrhers OF
! Monday night in New York at the Nelo
dromc when White starts hooking left
4 in tho general direction Of eoooy Snr
rptt's chin and the Clifton Heights
redhead attempts to cross rights on IN
Chicagoan's jaw.
Barrett has had only total of fv
knockouts in his career, but ther
hardly is any doubt that the red heade
Robert is one Of the hardest right
! handed punchers of his weight in Amer
5 lea today.
, And here's another thing-Barrett
5 not only IL one hand punCher, for h
. showed in his match with Joe Wellin
: here recently that he possessed rdthe
mean left hook.
{ IL is being circulated in New Ior
. that the winner Of the White Barre
: match Is to be matched with lPonai
: for n bout some time b"tor" the cham
n uion goes abroad early in September
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
SHANNON BACK IN MAJORS
Former Mackman Purchased From
Columbus by Dodoers

New York. Aug. t. I,rooklyn base.
ball fans are happy over the deal con.
nl"t"d by Charles II. Ebbrts by which
Naurir" Shannon, now with the Co.
lnmbnS Am"rIrnn Association team. be-
comes m"mb"r Of the Robins.
Shannon can play any position in til.
field except first base. lie has been I'm
the big league before-iirst with tho
Athletics, next with the Red Sox ana
then with, the Senators. He Is a good
fielder and fair hitter,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
AL DEMAREE ON GRILL
His Appointment as Portland Man.
aeer Investigated by lands

Portland, Ore, Aug. 4,-The recent
appointment of Al Demaree as manager
OF III" Portland Baseball Club. Of the
Pacific Coast League, is being investi-
gated by Commissioner I.andis, who is
said 70 have telegraphed the Denver
club for copies of all telegraphic cor
reHpondenc" relative to the sale of Dem
a:ee and also TO have asked the latter
Why h" had not reported to Denver in
tn" spring.
Judge Lands also required Deinarec
TO give him the names of every indie
pendent club with which he had played
after leaving Denver. The object of the
request was 10 enable the commits
sloner Office to check up the different
teams to see whether any ineligible
players might have been in The line up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
Jack johnson Spars in
Training With Barrett

"IIc looks awiulig good-wcigh-
ing 225 pounds, or ten pounds less
than when he boxed Jess Willard"
said Jimmy Dougherty today. speak
ing Of Jack Johnson, one line
heavyweight champion. johnson
boxed four three minute rounds with
Bobby Barrett at Ridley Park yes
terday afternoon in the latter's
training for his match Monday night
in New York with Charley White.
Jack showed Bobby lot Of valu-
able stuff at infghting, further
advised the Baron, land it ought
TO help Barrett In the future.
Johnson says he has received mn
offer from Jose Takany, Mexico
City, Mex, promoter, for a bout
y with either Jack Dempsey or Harry
llsSyills. -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

times and the United States six times.
A victory this year would enable Amer.
lea to tie Australia in the number Of
successful teams.
The Spanish team. which is composed
OF Manuel Alfonso, his brother, Jose N.
Alfonso, Count de Gomar and Eduardo
Flaquer, will sail for this country to.
morrow. The invading players are q.
pected to arrive on Aueust II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
TOMMY LOUGRRAM MATCHED
TO BOX GENE TUMNEY HERE
South Philadelphia Younsster to
Clash With Light. Heavyweight

Tommy LOughran, OF South PhlIndeI'
nhin. the nineteen year-old lad who
snrang big surprise with his bril-
liant showing against Harry Grcb re-
Gently. has been matched to meet Gen"
Tunncy, New York light -heavywo'ght'
ot the PhiIlirs' Ball Park. August -.
Tho bout was clinchcd last night by
PROMOTERS Herman Taylor and Robert
Besides this match, Taylor and Gun.
MIA also announced the following set of
SCRAPS for the same program George
CLANCY vs.. Earl France, Pal Moran VS..
Harry Kid Brown. Joe BENJAMIN vs..
Joe Tiplitz and Earl Baird vs.. Kid
Wagner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
Chester May Sign Toney

Chester. Pa. Avg. Fired ,Toney; New
York Giants tw!r!er. who quit organized
bascLau th.s week when he was traded TO
tho Boat0n Rravos IN deal wnich sent
Pitcher McQuNIen to the MCGrawilss may
finish tho season with ches'gE: 4 ,te.ssraIn
eNs ,hsr, ,hsrH -r" t..,-.t'r-c .-.s"- Tenn 70 STATE hs
terms. Norman M"Neal, the new Chester
catcher. Gmt organized ba sebali and came TO
Chester last week when hc balked at be ins
traded BY tho Boston Red SoX,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
Test for Three.Year-Olds


l. This the Miller Whineys
probable Norwich
but his trainer the Oambaa
Miller The Lexington stables Lucky Hour My Play Missionary
Widenes Runntel Spreck
Extermnao Mad
have
onsh!p
Among the fixed which
weights accorded
Saratoga Special. al val other
has
the wrought
n
additions and
producing
sold
has beer
Of
brilliant hues The
TIE ch'c o
has ndd cOmcb1ck
the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
Scraps about Scrappers

rid coTncbachs when j." appears in ,ho
o. H nonent in The r,fht.r"Gnd"r viii be StanI,oy
Wims. \ in!d4."T"LEh, match between kddi"
pr"lIrls. sam BiackiSt0n -, Frank" Smith,
PA, Hale ~ Johgny Mullen. and Mickey
tons at he NSSuon". = A. Gn the n,sht Of
."'nt % El2p',nns K!i re- Xii vs. I'D IIoimes. ="
Frisco IEEs h"s u"Y"lopod INTO manager
H. Nin%TS S4 RGn!oM Winner St rn"Fs al ,Se
Ftiou ana also knOch,rout In Two consecu.
',vr proIcssunaI matches.
Leo Forbes states that Vincent Iopes
NJ Trenton several nights ago. the Mexican
Winning eyery round. Forbes also fays that
furthar than r.op"s ia trying TO get an
opponeat for Tommy Loughran.
Il. o. SAMSON has boon On tn" 'r%l Of
Edwards Is preparing 20 Clinch tho ma Ten
for hts biz Italian at any o'd time
BilI DAILY has completed his program 70,
M2Mhag MmIap fn' Wft Ss Ss M Ray iT Mahe a,1, 9,
ir"ol,s. Eddie Rrvoire VI otto Hughes Is tn
s @m nSr Yauns KetoSo ' ~s YoHna H jazz H
Dempsey. and Chut Reilly vs. Jack O'TooIe
Frankie DALEY Is out with a sweeping
challenge 10 all Of the local lightHr!ghts O
behalf OF johnny Donneiiy. Of UniOnt6wn
Pa, Ray MltchT"ll M hobhy BarTetti, White
Cieorgie Russell, Ihlsdeiphla Joe WoIi!nr
Tommy CI"arS Edd.T DSmps'y and rats
which Johnny could wade through this nork
saHS D3.syc iI Donnelly cant whip Bar
Tett l11 pDuHuk, flIHauV III Va GIu %,
| TO tho Western Pennsylvan!t miners chp
| drcn.' '''
| Young Chaney. West PhiladelDhla 10
In strict training for the comins season.
Young Mono has resumed training and hi
i IhHnder, frankie Rich. 10 .Seaiy 70 ma ~ ~
n tsis GS'nSi aisiai,,. WIN any of 'AJ 'sD0undsr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
Jack Dempsey Boxes TonIoht

BostDn. Aug. A-Jaok Dempsey. world
hsayywelsht champion. 10 hsrs to box tonight
match with one Of hts spnrrlne partner.
I'm Darcy. of Portland. Ore, was an.
will wear helmets and heavily psddsd
gloves and thsre will be no decision.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
St. Paul Purchases paysona Fielder

,r DoytDna. P1a.. Aug 4. - The paytons,
sale OF Outislder Frank Mc(iee TO ST. Pau.
ot the American Association. He VIII y.
port 20 ST. Paul at the end Of the FlsfidA
League season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

The South Phily Hebrews paid visit 10
and handed Weston A. nice l4-to-l
spanking. Miller was or tho hlll tor the
Sphss and had ten strikeOuts. The down
towncrs had thirteen hits Nann and 'A.''
Moursd1an each getting three.
HAYWOOD surprised Marshal T.. Smith a.
Thirty-hrgt and Dickinson Gtre"ts and to1k
hurlod IIeOe[t Welding twelve hits agalnst
was feature for kayW OOd, each having
three hits The latter played swell game
in the field. handling nine chances without
m.scue.
Colonial Ice Cream and Philadelphia StOr-
axe Battery played six and a half innings
at Mnscher and Westmoreand streets. ana
the ice cream makers were winners 8 to .
Ing only three hits, iiolbe and Cooley led
et tho bat for Colonial with trio Of
hits apiece.
/ Bridesburx made II four In a row from
! Shanahan By taking the West Philadclph.ans
J into camp, 10 4, RAY Kepner started.
but was relieved vita the bases fu.l In
called at the completion " the half Inning,
az rain intertered. The fielding Of XlGcll
was a feature. and the batting of Hendricks.
for Shanahan. The latter had four hits,
! including double.
Rain interfered with ths South PhIlly
r.. ns'imD homs team ahead. = to Sss "Bs Jsft'
Tesresu was on the hill an IT marked
Form. and allowed the eolorsd ss only two
lhiiA. a .l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
ST0NEHURST AGAIN
BOWS TO D0BS0N
Many Other Games on Twilight
Schedule Cut Short or Post
poned by Sudden DoWnpour
SPHAS TROUNCe WESTCNS

The j. & j. Dobson baseball team
continued its winning streak by again
tnking Stonahurst into camp at FiftT-
eighth and Walnut streets: score, 10
q. 1t marked the second successive
victory of the weavers over tn" west
Philadelphians in less than a. week, rs
they also won on Saturday, u t" s.:
Jones was on the hin against Tom
Friday and. while the former was
n;cked for thirteen bingles he had the
same number Of strikecuts TO his credit
Friday yielded eleven hits, but. the
veayrrs made them at opportune times
Dobson scored the winning run in the
hack and counted twice. In Dobson 8
hsif Of the ninth, Meyer singled. Ryan
forced Meyer at second and Petersen
forced Ryan. Carlin walked and Strain
was safe on Mass error, Petersen
scoring. -. p ,.,
and Tom Friday bit the longest homer
ever seen at Fifty eighth and Walnut
streets, but Stonehurst was still run
shy OF Dobson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
Woman Quits Long Swim

novrr. England. Aug = Mss Mercedes
G!e,Ts vas forced y"st"rInr TO give np he
aS,.r having been ~ tho water for eight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
Fire Leading Batters
in Each Major League
I.EAGUE
Til. South PhiIly Hebrews paid vi

Spohre- split HE nngnr IN the nrst inpIrv
o nd retired IN favor Of "Rtlr' Mcconnell
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

9hrss and y half innins. Of the II H,lldsi., ..s
s:s:'s s'e s..s =:
Sns m rare form and had not
Hl95S - "a aHss ! slnsls hit. The Phils
~ ;AsssA ~ lssls y Y !. xscsss.li. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
Best Talent at Spa

in
4N1
including
ory Norwich
dthrond by
including number juveniles Maryland Virginia
The initial in the decision of the championship of the
ods Flash
turned Dust Flower with a Fishers Carn second and
extensively after absence from the several
although the Major has
Pin fly
when Milan and former United Camden about
juveniles oil highly Man's
NJ Humphrey for which he refused
Many
sold by John Madden
a. g.
vearlng
Girl will
Block
rest
The
OF
Chey lle considerable
mas
in the big
However, Juveniles which
their DOW in racing Rialto Of the Whitney
race ~------~~-.-' ~ ~
THh rcrt important stake il
states He! Handicap all
me leading conenders for the championship
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
SPA HAS COME BACK
AS BIG STAKES AND
GREATHORSES PROVE
Saratoga, off to Fine Start, Promises to Regain Its
Lost Clory-Many Feature Races With ClasSiest
of Entries TO Be Decided


IN wont the Winegccn; W.
champion
Of
'iut by far tho biggest wagering the
Phil the
heaviest this He would bet anything
Il a
haven't time play poker but I'll shoot dice and limit
o C n
T
The jumping o he
And yarng anything the
which
United States
features of the famed product Man will
the block The which
show much Of the attractiveness Of their famous
KhvRam Chcle Sir
Broomick H. Worth III a
koysCs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

Yesterday at the Brooklne Country
Club Miss Louis" Nall. Of pht!ad"I-
phia. defeated Mrs, Il. y. Nullin. ny,
mad 4 20 play. Tn" match was well
contested for the first nine holes, but
after thar Miss Nails superior work
from the tees brought her the decision,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

H. q. SAMSON has boon on tn" tran o'
AT Stone for several weeks, and Eddie
Edwards Is preparing 20 Clinch the match
for hts big italian at any o,d time,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-22

Hope or organizing the Grady
Stephens County Junior Baseball
league has not been abandoned, Ar
thur J. Collins, Rush Springs youth
full baseabll enthusiast and origin
ator of the idea TO organize the
junior league. declared while In the
city yesterday.
"Six towns are ready to enter the
league. but others have not taken
much interest in IT," the boy said.
81 am not going to give up hope un-
til ] have done everything ] can to
organize the league"
Young Collins visited several
towns in Grady and surrounding
counties and talked to the business
men and boys In an endeavor to Gre
ate interest in his proposed league.
He succeeded In creating much in
terest In the project and may yet
realize his dream.
"Rush Springs Ready
"Rush Springs is ready to take a
franchise he said. "We can get our
gang together any time after the
opening of the training season." the
boy declared yesterday. 'lf Chicka-
sha would take franchise | think
the league would 60 over"
Collins managed the Rush Springs
junior team in 1922, The oldest boy
on this aggregation was under 15.
1t is said to have been the youngest
baseball team in the state. I'VE
tried to play real baseball-inside
BASEBALL as professional baseball
players call smart stuff" he said.
"Whether we succeeded or not, the
fans at Rush Springs can tell"
Collins aspires to be professional
baseball player--a major leaguer--a
second Eddie Collins. Asked ii he
was related to the Eddie Collins OF
Chicago White Sox fame, the lad re-
Piled Il don't know. | hope ! am,
anyhow"
Arthur Collins, strong youngster
is student of baseball. During most
of last season he served as mascot OF
Chick Mattock's Sioux City club OF
the Western league. He is warm
friend and admirer of Eddie Palmer
Of Rush Springs, who played with
the Sioux City club last season and
who will be with Mattock's aggrega
ton next season, Arthur will be
with them, too-at his old position
of mascot. Il don't know where
Chick will take his club--either
Muskogee, Hutchinson or Denver
but, regardless Of where 1t is moved,
III be with them after school is out.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-22
|3RsRgfS |3Ras|IR3g||fS |3a|aI3s|||sS !

A..
The old Horzog'Bcnton story was
given MS the reason.
John W. Norton. president OF the
st. Paul club, wrote Johnson anu
suggested that II Benton was not
clean enough 10 play In the Ameri'
can league, he was not good enough
for any club n organized baseball.
Hc demanded that Johnson prove ms
charges, but Johnson replied that II
ton IL Shomld t'snt WIN 'no u'an.s
ana NOT WIN tue A'he''o"" '''s"s VI
iice'
A., -, co,.
benton uppearea M po,oa, Io'"n"a a"a
sioner i@nu,S snu s'"seu n's ."ss .s
uuIlns .ue .ou''s,l,o s.,n, in,e.'nsn ,aa' "ne ~
io,.efs ,'on' ,.e Wv .s"''o,a' "'",s. '."sao ~ ~
Iico anu 'he ui"n's %nee % WIZ , ~. a,
sen'eu, sho"'ns .na' pon'oh ss n"u ','s nos
peen iouhu bu"" VI ""s o'.'o'''
"orh'
Norton was going AFTER JOHNSON
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-22
Little Interest in
Bantam Champ Bout
Except by Gamblers
BY HHNRY l.. FARRELL

Omitted Press staff Correspondent }
New York. Dec. %. - Concerned
over unusual activity among the
gamblers. the New York state box
ing commission Is throwing addi'
tIonnl safeguards around tho worlds
bantamweiRht championship bout 70.
night between Joe Lynch and Md
get Smith.
Many stories have been In cIrcu'
lation for several days. but tho
commission would admit only that
a large number OF telephone calls
had been received at tho office from
persons desiring 10 know the referee
and judges that had been selected
for the bout.
Beyond discussion Of these an.
giles there Is little interest In the
fight. Lynch, because OF his superior
boxing and his stronger and moro
accurate punching. is regarded rs
the fayoritc.
Smith Is fast little worker and
he generally gives plenty OF action.
which has brought him large fol-
lowing. This viii be his third meet.
ing with Lynch and there Is no
reason TO believe that he Will do any
better than he did In the past.
The Midget goes into the ring
tonight because the commission
stretched several points for him. lie
was suspended three days ago In
Jersey City when he lost to Johnny
Curtin. He was under suspension
and the suspension was lifted i'm.
20 that he might 80 on In
this show.
Smith ought to have no trouble
making the weight. When Curtin
beat him he weighed l22 pounds,
and four pounds are plenty for a
little fellow to take off In three
days without hurting himself.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-22
YOUNG BASEBALL ENTHUSIAST
STILL HAS HOPES OF LEAGUE

| want TO learn more baseball-real,
inside baseball"
Advanced In School Work.
While Arthur devotes much time
to baseball, he does not neglect his
school work. This is evidenced by
the fact that. while he is only II
years OF age, he is a sophomore in
the Rush Springs high school. He
expects to graduate from high school
at the age Of 16 and from college
at the age Of 20. He expects to be
able to 60 into the big leagues after
getting three seasons experience in
college baseball.
The boys interest in athletics is
not confined to baseball. He likes
football and can play an interesting
game on the gridiron.
81 like football, all right, but it
doesn't compare with baseball" Ar
thur said yesterday. 81 don't know
whether | want to play college foot
ball or not; don't want to take
any risk of getting injuries which
might interfere with my baseball
career"
Arthur is considered an expert in
poultry judging. He won first place
in three county poultry judging con-
tests and won second place in one
state contest. Arthur is son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Collins Of Rush
Springs. His father is cashier of
the First National bank of Rush
Springs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-22


w. d. Healey has bought the T
Y. Bird bungalow at 1912 South
Twelfth street. Mr.. Healey and
family arc now living In the home
Mr.. and Mrs. william wynne. 2id
South Fifth street. announce fhe
birth OF daughter born this week
Fancy embroidery aud Xmas trees
nt A. n u. Book Store. 2o'it
Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Castles, Of
Blair. arrived nthe city this after
noon 10 spend the holidays with DR..
and Mrs. A. w. Nunnery They arc
Mrs. Nunnery's parents.
Ted Schlotterback. Oklahoma A..
and NJ. college student, is spending
the Christmas holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Schlotterbeck
Give a Bible this Xmas. Wide as.
.sortmcnt now on display Bawco
Office Supply, 2i2 Chickasha ave.
nue.. 2O.3t
Accompanied by Miss Mary Mill
ken, student I'm the state university
at Norman. Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
MIlliken expect TO leave this after
noon for Altus TO spend Christmas
with MIR. Milliken's parents.
Sidney Mills, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
]. II. Mills and a student OF tho
University OF Oklahoma ut Norman.
Is spending the Christmas holidays
here.
G. c. Miller Ia in the market for
OH State Petroleum stock. viii buy
any amount. Bring stock TO Owl
drug store. Will pay cash. sl-6t
o. J. Hallowell Of the Chickasha
Cremery company left today for st.
Louis TO spend Christmas with his
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babe Yates expect to
spend Christmas with relatives and
friends In Ardmore.
500 Cars wanted by Hale & BLY, to
put on Gates Super Tread Tires and
Tested Tubes. Try them for hard
wear and longer mileage. Stat
James x. Cook, former Rock Is
land shopman, who is now employed
In Bauxite, Ark, Is expected here
Saturday or Sunday to spend Christ
mas with friends.
Milton Howard and family have
moved to Capron, okla, where Mr..
former Rock Island shop
man here, has purchased filling
station.
List your real estate with C. B.
March Co. 14-14t
Mrs. Gregory of Canton, Ohio, ar
rived in Chickasha this week to
visit her brother, Jonas Cook, and
family.
Walter T.. Holcomb left last night
for Sherman, Texas, where he will
spend Christmas with relatives.
Bert Blakeney and sister, Miss
left yesterday for Oklahoma
City, where they will spend the
holidays with friends and relatives.
j. r. Callahan left this afternoon
On a business trip to kogers, Ark.