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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
GRIFFITH DYING
STUNS IRELAND
Dead Leader Was One of
Most Brilliant
Statesmen

NEW YORK. Aug. i3.-NeWs Of
the death In Dublin today ot Arthur
Griffith, ono Of the founders Of SLIM
fcln. and president OF the dan
elreann. was received with dismay
by irishmcE In New york. The belief
was expressed by many that his
passing had taken from ireland ono
OF It's greatest fighters for freedom
and from the Free state government
one OF is most courageous leaders.
Advocates OF both the republican
and Free state movements joined To
expressing sorrow At GrifNth'a de-
mise. They declared that his teach -
inRs and his words had Inspired all
Irish leaders and that they would
carry on for him.
Men who were intimate with Grif-
filth before the birth OF the slim feIn
recalled some OF the interesting
chapters OF his life
For many years he edited n news
paper OFTEN u was suppressed by
tho British government but undis-
mayed, Griffin continued its publ
cation, changing its name after each
suppression lie continued this for
Is years and hls paper had that
many names.
One Of his uttcranccs. printed In
May. 1913. In pamphlet bearing
the title. "The Slave Mind" was:
"The slave mind has been the bunc
OF Ireland. for 1t ls the very root
Of tho lnck OF sclf-rollancc which has
reduced the statoliest race IN Eur
ope--the Gaels--to what they are to-
day II has destroyed our moral
courage. We are Irlshmen. our
duty to our country demands us TO
regain for Ireland national and po-
litlcal liberties, and until England
has restored them England remains
lreland's enemy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
ADMITS ATTACK
UPON OLD WOMAN
Armed Guards Defend
Prisoner From the
Gathering Mob

FORT WORTH, Texas. Aug. Ia
Extra guards nre guarding at tho
Tarrant county Jail tonight to pro-
tect the life of Lawrence Coleman,
1f-year-old negro, arrested Satur-
day afternoon for attempted crimi-
nal assault upon a bO-year- -old
woman. The negro, arrested Inn
mediately after the attempted az
sault. confessed his guilt. Ho was
later identified IA the negro who
several weeks ago committed n
criminal assault upon an aged
woman. Small crowds surrounded
the Jail last night but later dis
persed. Sheriff Carl Smith does
not look for any violence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
LEGAL.

Publishcd In the Tulsa Daily World.
August ~, ~ 49, "a. ib hnd 10. 1879.
world Publishing company publisher.
NOTICE ron BIpS
Sealed bids viii be received pt tho Of
flee Of u. ~ Dixon, clerk OF the board Of
education ~ the city " sand Springs
okla, up Co Z o'clock =. m. of the twcn-
furnishing Of all material and labor In
the building and erecting of mick
schuul house NJ or near lukG station In
Tulsa county Okn,i also the building and
erection of an addition TO the Medic
school house. also 81 brick construction.
both OF Snld school houses being IN
achool district No. 10. Tulsa county, okla,
according 10 plans ana specifications now
on file In the office of the clerk Of
the board Of education Of SAND Hprngs.
okla. at Sand springs, OKLA, also on
tilo In the offices of Monnot g REID. arch
itscts. at Oklahoma city, Okla.
Each bid must be- nccompnnled by n
certified check or cashiers check for the
sum OF per cent ~: the amount bid. as
evidence % good taith. and the success
ful bidder will be required 20 enter into
n good and sufficient bond given by some
solvent surety conditioned Tor q faithful
performance OF his contract. In such
sum ~ may be required by the board Of
education Of tho city OF Sand springs.
okla.
Tha hoard OF education OF tho city Of
Sand Springs, Okla, reserves tho right
TO reject any md oil bids,
Dated this seventh (7th) day Of Aus
'' T. 4. LANpRETH.
President
n. v. DIXON.
Clerk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
FerreU Beat Finley
for Representative

In the list OF nominees on tho
state tickets In Sundays Tulsa
World an error as to the successful
candidates for state representative
on tho democratic ticket was made
IN the name OF n, IL. Finley of Col
uDsvillc.
Finley according to official tabu-
iations at the county election board
was not nominated.
The nominees, according to the
election board figures. were John
II. Miller, ]. w. simpson, FRANK NJ
Boyer, G.. s. Long and w. Warren
Ferrell, all Of Tulsa. Terrell beat
Finley by a good vote.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
Rains in Washington
Ertinguish Forest Fire

SEATTLE, Aug. 13.---Rosumption
of logging in Washington is expected
as a result OF rain which has been
falling over the state since Wednes-
day breaking 75-day drought. AS a
result forest fires wero reported es-
tinguished almost everywhere in
western Washington whore the pre-
cipitation totaled ~ OF an inch at
some points Forest fires in western
Montana and northern Idaho have
been halted by rains and crop pros
poets have improved.
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Announcements
LOST AND FOUND

tOtNp..A place to get Wcn's suitA
cleaned Hni pressed riEht for ". ~
Terry Milera cleaners. 9ne.day service
cedar ibg
los. Pair VI Hlnsacs In postofrco Sat.
ur1by. finder r'case call 81. Sand
Springs uf Dsugo 1855. cedar 20ls. rc.
ward. D 3 Faskes.
LOtr'-i Brown pehingesa dog weight
ssog, a,,l. 'sy,sn pounds with collar ana tag
LOST small book around Hisito lhsa-
tor. return 10 1870 \ Boston and re-
,'ivo fgvHfd. onaFe i3s.
LuHI rhilus pipuc coat. feNard. Cedar
Losr small soid ,loth c,ri ease ehonge
an1 'urn wrnt watch. Reward 'sh
Lusr-Palr tortoise rim glasses. Fifteenth
and Norfolk. Kindly cHIl Rubt. l. BcIiuH
usaEe $50 or osage bb:9-J.
LosI @si' ssu.r Ggd 80 puP. ts,o
white breast white toes. white tip end
of tail. white strip between cyca Re
ward. return 20 il5i N. ElwDoi OF
phone psagr 3tlG.t.
LOsT-bls, wheel ond ossitE Party
who called Os1Es GI5t ana Cedar 1s5
please call again.
PURELY PERSONAt .
MAN MOTORING 10 COLOHApO August
10 I'm b-ppsaeuHsr car would Ike con
genial 'oWIauy. hddtc-s sHl-N world.
THE HAD1OIA massage psr'or room
Dcuou hote'. 72g y Third ~. Phone
Usage iifo. bodily -; tacih 81, salts
faction guaranteed.
WANTaA yuufE lady to take caro- of n
business proposition for an elderly gent
Must be Keen. tHlk low. stewart SHlea
SPECIAL NOTICTs .
WHEN You WAIT TO 90 into business
don't worry your wife ana yourself
W0 handle everything In business you
n /. u
Hro mo because 7 have what you want.
stewart Sales. 70s Robinson
MEDICAL "a
FNIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
Tor Cunfluemsnts privates prices reason.
able may wof Tor bosrd: babies Adopt.
81. Writo for booklet Mrs. T. II. Long.
Nit y Twcnty-soventh st.. KanSHs
city. NO
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANtTARIuM
home tot tho care sud protection ot
young women rates rensonabisi ba abies
adopted. Or ~. II Newman. medical
director ibt W Main. OklAhoms CITY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
MEN WANTED
SHOP CRAFTS

Machinists and helpers on account
OF STRIKE. The Atchison. Topeka
g. Santa Fe Railway company will
receive applications for positions as
follows: Machinists. boilermakers.
blacksmiths. sheet metal workers.
electrical workers. carmen n d
helpers. Apply to Supt. Shops. To-
peka, Kan. and Master Mechanics.
at Chicago. FIT. Madison. Iowa. Kan
sas City. Kan, Argentine Station.
Chanute, Newton. Arkansas City.
Santa Fe Labor bureau, 612 South
Wabash Ave. Chicago. and Santa
Fe Labor bureau, 10 West Missouri
Ave, Kansas City, Mo-. General
Foreman, Roundhouse. Emporia,
Kan. Wages standard and employ
ment steady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14

ron sALE-iais model Ford. good run
ming condition, fS6. Call Usage il3t-J or
FOR sALE--Five. passenger Dodge. driven
5000 miles. Phone 217 Skiatook
FOR SALE ,OR TRA DE.-DudEe touring
car; firEtNlaas mechanical condition
price reasonable. no 8. Denver.
FORD coupe, 1921 model IN good con.
dtion, for sale. Oange t6og.-
ron sAfE--un field roadster, tioo cash.
Usage 6ass
FORD coupe out 10 months good condi.
titn mechanically. good paint, rubber
and uphulHicting. natgaln Tor cash.
usoHe sbiG-U.
FOR SALE on TRADE For vacant lot
or Ford roadster. 1919 model liRht.siN
touring car in sOOi mechanical condition.
1885 T.. FirED
FOR SALE-Keu roadster. completely
ovcthauled, new piHtOns, block. taps
bearings throughout. battery. seif.rtArter
ana painted. tires, three weeks old
cord tires. I315 cash. or $3.50 on time
SIS Mccoy. Kendall car.
FOR sALE--Late 1919 Pscriess great
bargain. $3.50 each. Used Car Market
ils n. Main. Usage 4t0s.
For sALE--i92e Oakland roadster 1850
cash. call nt 4o1 ". sixth.
FOR sALE--Late model Hupmobiie, good
condition. call Monday and Tuesday at
AIS w. First
ron sALE-i92O Buick 7-passenEer.
tres, $500. Phone Usage Nil,
FOR sALn-Cars OF all kinds sold for
private owners al great bsrgains. Terms
70 suit Used Gar Exchange. 40 N
For sAIE CuEAP-Ford touring. late
model splendid condition. Phone Usage
leu. ----------
Oldsmobile, good shape, equipped with
five cord tires, win take new Ford coupe
on trade. Priced 20 sell; some terms.
can ElworghN Usage $3.50 or Cedar
llG1. sii s. Main ST.
OVERLAND aud wiiiys-Knight oWnsTs-
l am again ready To take care Of your
}. g. Wilson, as 8. Frankfort. Usage
swARTnUUI y TERwILLEGER
Authorized Ford Service
ago Frankfort Av.
Phone Cedar 1859
We make driving yenr Ford pleasure.
4 personal service Of superior quality.
Reasonable cost and courteous Atten.
tion
USED cars bought and sold: all stand
ard makegi open evenings ana Sunday.
Used Motors, Inc, sOs 3. Main.
WHY TAKE your car TO garage when
you can have II repaired at home by a
mechanic who can furnish written ere.
! deluals2 For appointment call osagr
wANTED-KIi Winds Of used cars 10 cell
on small commission. for private owners
Used Csr Exchange 40 N Main.
O-1ge 4t0S
your CAR repaired al youT home ga
! rage or 1891 " Independence. work
guarante.d, Usage sG6. or osaeo is8i.
( WE WILL Buy OF sell your car. Roth
] Brown Co. eos $. Peoria. Cedar ass
/ $40 PER MONTH Tor dead storage, sib
tor live Boulder Garage 40 &.
] BOULDER
| 10 USED CARS at great bargains, call
on city Garage 2s0 N, Main. Osag
656s.
] Sii5 CASH-DOdge roadster. See Sher-
row. city engineers office.
| 1921 FORD touring car, first class shape
! 25li T., Falrmont
/ ieli FORD touring car In first class con.
dlll9n. several eNtras osage Ilbg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
Automobiles
AUTOMOBILES ron sAIE

AUTO REPAIR specialists. wa repair any
hnnd Of chr. q. Stringsr. Usage TAT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
Employment
HTIP WANTED-MAI

HEf.T WHNIbU---Nhr..---- -"
WANTED--Cood. experienced real estate
salesman with car TO take interest IN
established business sos security bldg
WANTED Bonernnker and layer.out
for Contract Boier shop. Address Boz
1850. care World
WANTED ED--Teamstefs to figure on 10000
yards heavy excavation, one mile south
Avant. Okla Phone Cedar ~
WANTE D. 500 iaborers TO get hair cut,
95c shave i5c; Upstairs Barber Ship.
corner First and Main.
WANT eNpetienced real estate salesman
with car. Right man can make desir-
able connection with us Warren
lazard Tulsa's livest agency, a0b Bliss
tidg Cedar 33sl
WE BUY your mistit clothes. high.
class trade. 2i25 8. Main. Usage
2Gs3-I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
Poultry
HIEIf,u rGS-

BARRED rocks, pullets, cockerels ana
laying hens, first house west cemetery,
Federal drive
BABY CHlcKS--Low fall prices: hardy
OZARK stock, 10 varieties; eAtalog fres
konnedals Poultry Farm, Springfield
Mo.
QUALITY CHICKs-Nine cents up, IL
varieties; best laying strains Cata
logue free. Missouri Poultry farms. Co.
lumbia, Mo,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
Live Stock. Poultry and Seeds
Pet Stock


fE oLDB PET sHOPPE-When sou are
told that your canary must have a
change Of diet be sure to consult an eN-
mixed canary seed, song food ana grsv.
el prepared for rollers and Gagged ra-
nafles Moulting. sore feet loss Of song
can all be traced 20 improper feeding;
accept no cheap limitations; any one
can cut a price but few have the brains
to produce better article. Special
aI2b
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
Seeds & Nursery Stock

FOR sALE-Stark's delicious apples,
ready 20 ship September g. Luther BuT-
bank says, IT IL the finest apple In all
the world" Express shipments 50 per
busheL orders being booked. w. y.
Reeves Marshall. Ark.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
Automobiles

MOTORCYCLES AND HICyCIts ~
1915 INDIAN motorcycle. 10 cash. Iu
roar no ~ Cheyenne
Observation-Disclosures ~
USED CARS bought and SOLD ~ small
Cpfutuifsiuu no storage premOcHT
Motor co. t61 W Second cedar 2G5s
WANT late model Ford coupe, must he
priced fght and be IN good condition.
cedar a0Gi
WANTED 10 RENT--Oarage located on
n good bu"H'Hs street, Huitabla f0r veg
ofnhI" UtrFet. must ba within eight
blot kg ot business district. Call Cedar
tI1t.J.
WANTED "iiiEh-cluHs Automobile. 81.
change h.ruum home. location IDEAL bcst
residence street. one ~ the host home
towns I'm TrSaH. GainaHvlll", Indebtedness
about fl1bO, payable monthly This ~
local builders loan. ~ that you may
know ~ has tho value Investigate
row. for this is worth while j. 81
Uapuv. cedar 500
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ron sALE-isis model Ford, good run
ming condition, ts6. can Usage ii3t-J or
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BAKERY FOR SALE

Modern equipped wholesale and re-
tail bakery. IN a town OF 3,OtOi
no competition; enjoying good
business. large oil refinery lOcst-
ed here. For further information
write TO box ia or phone bS'
Barnsdall, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
Financial
BTsINEss OPPORTUNITIES
A pARGAIN

BARGAIN
Direct from owner. Nice, clean stock Of
general merchandise. Only store in town.
Doing Il nice business. Cheap rent. Books
open for your inspection. Address Box
lI4-H. care World.
x GROCERY sTORE--GoOd location: IL
cludss a furnished house: daily sales
!l00; stock and fixtures $500, a real
bargain. Stewart Sales. 3o6 Robinson.
A FIRM in the west manufacturing full
line o. high grade auto and household
specialtles with proven merit; wants
party to open up sales and factory IA
business with unlimited possibilities: We
teach you the business; easy TO manu-
faetute For full particulars see Perkins
at Jacobs hotel.
BAKERY-For s., 200: daily sales Si2B3
rent SOS; snap Off boys Stewart Sales
Co. 5O6 Robinson,
BARBER SHOP, strictly union; rent $50
includes five ehairs; well equipped
Salos. ace Robinson.
BAR, LUNCH AND RESTAURANT COM
e!nea: best !oea;!on in city. daily sa-g-
s2bo; rent $50, long lease; big MONEY
BAR AND LUNCH; daily sales 5000,
clearing $1,000 monthly; will sell entire
works for $1,000. stewart Sales, 500
Is1oIIsU,l.
BAKERY FOR SALE
Modern-equipped wholesale aud re
tail bakery, In a town OF 5000;
no competition; enjoying good
business. large oil refinery locst-
ed here. For further information
write TO box llS or phone bS,
Barnsdall, Okla.
BUTTERKIsT pop corn machine aud
peanut roaster. good as new; VIII sell
at bargain for quick sale. Phone Ce-
CAFE, downtown location, daily sales
$500, rent $500, good lease. n gold mine.
Stewart Sales. 306 Robinson.
CAFES, 500 and upward. roomlng hoFscs'
$500 and upward, garages $500 ana W.
ward. See stewart Sales. S06 RobNIe'n'
for bargains.
DRUG SToRE-Daiiy saIes sJ1Oo; price
$4,000 talk fast Stewart Sales 900
Robinson.
DRUG STORE-yI000; daily sales sl-5,
rent S65; finest thing ! ever saw. ste"
art Sales 800 Robinson.
BEST suburban store In the city i9-
Gated 1874 u. Sixth; viii invoice 81 gov,
II interested phone Usage 25V9' 1"sH
proposition only.
FOR SALE--A small restnurant; good 70
cation daily income SEQ; rent 6lo''
price 81 700. Terms. osage lla2
FOR sALE-Weli-iocated suburban lot
with store building az bargain; terms
TO responsible people. Traders EN-
change Usage 67b, -
FURNITURE suitable for roomng house
or hntCli VIII give good terms' no"
stored at Cincinnati. -.
FOR sALE--An ice business doing sool
business; selling at this time two or
thres cars a day; good reason FOR seil
ing. A. r.. sullivan. Burbank oN'''
-1-A =
FOR SALE--Cafeteria. located In thriNihe
oil county, excellent locations good nHs,
ness; money maker. owner must Ic'"''
price 81 000.
l.. NJ. TRYER,
Okuulgee. Okla.
FOR sALE--fi,J00 stock lumber w.,
lease complete equipped ynd. Vsing
10000, growing oil and manu,aCtlut,nsTns
town for S75 month. Box 22A hIeoA''
| FOR sALE-one set OF wall fixtures 10, t9g
drug store: one soda fountain ano p",G
bar. one showcase; one pair scaitss ~
wrapping counter, Cedar 2l6O' lliS w.
Admiral Harper Drug Store. -
FOR SALE ,.b
BATTERY business. good locator nJep.
I grade line; will trade for sIns' WV
ertv. Phone Usage b77 or sssS-h'
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x GROCERY sTORE--Good location. IL
cludes a furnished house; daily sales
800; stock and fixtures $500, a real
bargain. Stewart Sales. 3ob Robinson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
MrIlIt m

FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
Tor confinement privatei prices reason.
able may wof for bosrd; babies adopt.
%. Writo for booklet Mrs T. r. Long.
an 2. Tweny-soventh ST.. Kansns
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FOR SALE--Cafeteria. located In thriN'He
oil county, excellent loCati0ni good nHs,
ness; money maker; owner must Ie'"'
price 81 600
l.. NJ. TRYER,
OkmuIgee, Okla.
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WEST MAIN MhTERNiTY sANfTKRiun
home fot tho care snd protection ot
young women rates rensonabie; babies
adopted. Or. ~. n Newman. medical
director ib1 W Main. OklAhnms CITY
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-23
up the steam roller.
The INDEPENDENTS backfield Seep-

up the steam roller.
The Independents backfield seep-
ed through the Rochester line time
and again, circled the ends and
worked successfully several long
and short passes. Rochester's right
side was especially weak, and de-
spite the herculean efforts of
Center Joe Alexander to protect
all angles Of attack, most of the
gains were directed through that
section. Alexander was everything
that advance notices had said of
him. He was here, there and ev-
erywhere. Hank Smith ran him a
second.
Casteel Shines.
Little Mike Casteel ran the team
like veteran at quarterback, and
although handicapped by the heavy
field clipped off several runs for
substantial gains. Jimmy Conzel-
man gained territory at will in off
tackle smashes, while old reliable
Buck Gavin banged his way for
yardage practically every time he
was called upon. Dutch" Lauer
shared the honors with the rest OF
the backfield during the time he
was in the game. and Jerry John
son and Eddie Usher came on later
to continue the battering attack
Usher thrilled the fans in the last
few minutes by carrying the ball
40 yards in three successive, tries
giving the opportunity to score the
final touchdown. On his first at
tempt he broke through the line
and shook off several tacklers be-
fore being down rs yards farther
on. Walter Brindley relieved Cas-
teel shortly after the start of the
fourth quarter and showed we'll.
Great Line Playing.
1t would be an injustice to sin.
gle out any one man on the line as
a star. They all starred. Louie
Kolls put up one of the scrappies1
games Of his career, shining with
all the brilliancy of Alexander
kraehe took his place in the final
minutes. Dewey Lyle in the first
half repulsed every attempt tt
pierce his guard position, and
Keefe, who took his place, kept W
the excellent work. Voss, Healy
Jones, Slater, Wenig and Clago al
played great defensive games.
| Dick King of Harvard, the same
King who first played against thu
Independents in 1919 as a member
OF the Hammond Professionals, ant
who later came in q Pine villag,
uniform, was the outstanding stal
for Rochester in the matter O
ground gaining. To King fell tn,
brunt of the attack. Argus failes
to get started in the soft. turf AMI
Wynn did nothing much but punt
Larry Weitman of Syracuse ant
Sawyer Of Syracuse were used a
quarterback. while Benny Boynton
all-American start from Williams
college, was obliged to watch tn,
fracas from the sidelines on &C
count of leg injured against tn,
Chicago Bears.
i The Rochester line was shot I,
lpieces by injuries to Thompson
left guard. and to Hank Smith
right tackle. When Smith was car
| ried from the field. Weltman, quar-
terback. had to return to the gam
as tackle. ...4
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-23
kRoHN FAVORED
BY HIS RECORD
Friends Of Jimmy Delaney Are
Hopeful bnt None Is Tee
Confident

What chance has Jimmy Delaney
against top-notcher like Harry
Krohn? Will Krohn halt Delaney
rapid rise to fame when the two
stellar middleweights get together
at the Davenport Coliseum, nexl
Friday night tor the feature event
Of the legion's aH-star card?
These two troublesome questions
are being asked around sporting
circles as the time for big program
uears. A glimpse of krohn's rec.
ord Is somewhat discouraging tC
fistic followers who have taken
sides with Delaney, although these
same fans way down deep in theiI
hearts are firm in their belief tina,
the sensational St. Paul battler's
now famous left hand will bring
him through the victor over the
Cleveland thunderbolt next Friday
night
II Delaney beats Krohn 1t will
mean the making OF the st. Pau
boy. and that's the reason Mike Glib.
bons. under whom Jimmy is work.
ing. Is 80 determined to hare his
protege scalp the Cleyeiander. For
krohn in the short space OF II
months has whipped decisively such
famous stars Of the ring as George
Shade. Johnny Klesch and Happ,
Howard. while he earned draws
with Bryan Downey. Chuck Wig.
gins. Jef Smith and Jackie Clark
That's achieving considerable IL
less than q year and from all in.
dications Delaney will be compelled
TO travel 1t top speed to emerge
the victor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-23
More Than 5000, 600 Fans See
IL of Biggest Games Saturday;
Most Teams Run True to Form

lack of distance or accuracy but ow-
ing somewhat to the excellent COW
ering of the Michigan backs. The
Michigan backs were faster than
the Ohio ends or backs and while
the Ohio line was green, this su
periority accounted for the score
However, it will take only little
more speeding up and cohesion to
make Ohio State dangerous.
1t will be remembered the writer
said Zuppke of Illinois was q
comeback" coach. He proved i,
on Iowa as the latter could barely
nose out Illinois by single point
Wisconsin showed Williams is
building a strong team by running
over Indiana easily. Northwestern
confirmed what this column has
stated that they are building vel
both extensively and defensively. b,
holding Minnesota. Notre Dame
had no trouble with Depauw bu'
are an unknown quantity. Chicago
beat Purdue under pull prepare
tory to their Princeton game. De
troit did well to win from Boston
college.