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Of wrestling and a glance at them
viii tend 10 prove that Lewis Is cor
rect.
Dr. r. i, Roller, the famous
physician-ath1ete and mat man, once
challenged Jess willard to go In n
gymnasium with a jury OF newspaper
men and city officials TO settle once
for all the question Of which is the
better method of self defense, boxing
or wrestling. But Willard dared
not.
Poole whipped the best prize
fighters in the world, not because he
could box, but simply because he
could wrestle. Muldoon, one time
champion wrestler, who trained sui
Ivan for his fight with Mitchell.
could handle sullivan at will. A
mixed match was proposed between
Muldoon and Mitchell, but Mitchell
never accepted because he wisely
listened to the experts, who told him
that Muldoon would make him jump
out OF the ring.
Here are n few hints by Lewis:
when you have your opponent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Boeh Blanks Six Innings They HIT Abanee for Winning
ALUMNI DOWNS
7. H. S. YOUTHS =
ON GRID 7 TO 0
Grimes, New High Quar-.
terback, Is the Bright
Star of the Game ~

Former Tulsa high school fuotbsu
stars led by Nolan sheehan, can.,,,
and fullback of last years team. la.
fcated youngsters who'll be s,.a .,
the 1922 eleven IN an exhibition
game at Lee Stadium Saturday an.
crnoon by the close score OF z 10 o.
The fact that the newcomer nsd
the veteran grid lights 20 n -nrle
touchdown speaks loudly for liza
spring training they've been under.
going under Coach a. II. Brglne.
man.
The only score OF the game r.rs
when Bruce went over for touch.
down and Brownfield kicked goal
The brightest star OF the afternoon
was a youngster by the nauo OF
Grimes who was In tho liuoup AL
quarterback for the 1929 CrlkYn
and Cream aggregation. He inWr.
ccpted no less than four alumni fore
ward passes. gaining an average or
12 yards for his team on each
Grimes exhibited some open field
running ability that brought a cheer.
ful feeling 70 Tulsa High followers
looking on.
The line-smashing Of Cap.|n
Sheehan, all-star fullback last au.
was one of the features. Sho,hln
hit the line with all his old-Ime
force, and was mighty hard TO stop
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
BEATEN
BY v. RICHARDS
IN INDOOR PLAY
Worlds Tennis Champion
Loses to Youth in At
lantic Title Match

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.--Nin-
cent Richards OF Nonkers, N. y, to-
night won tho middle Atlantic indoor
singles championship by defeating
William r. Tildon, II, OF Philadel-
phla, worlds champion tennis play
err, go, G-1 and Ga. The defeat was
bhc first that Tilden has experienced
In his own cItX since he won the ma
uonnl chamI IfonshA.
In the senyflnal doubles matches.
Wallace johnson OF Philadelphia
and Richards beat Tildon and A. l..
Woiner of Philadelphia. 4-6, 6-2. Ga,
while Charley Watson and Herbert
Fischer Of Philadelphia dofaulted 10
Lawrence Rice of Boston and Arnold
Jones of Providence,
In the doubles final Johnson and
Richards defeated Rice and Jones,
6-3 ana Ga, winning the middle At
lnntic indoor tennis doubles cham
pionship,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Ed Cstranglcr) Lewis, worlds
heavyweight wrestling champion,
who meets Jatrinda Gobar the
mammoth Hlndoo champ in a two
out-of-three-falls match here next
Thursday night, objects to boxing as
"the manly art OF self-defense." In
a recent interview Lewis said:
why, the fists are the least ef-
fective OF natures weapons! WresL-
ling is the true or of sclf-defense.
To prove II | would be willing to
meet Jack Dempsey I'm a contest
with natures own weapons in ring
or an empty room. | think that
about two minutes would be long
enough for me to prove the superior
effectiveness OF wrestling over box
ing, Unless Jack knocked me out
the first punch he would never have
n chance, and have IA way OF down
ing a man without approaching
near enough to be hit"
Above are few illustrations
showing some of the terrible holds
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Brcltcnstratcr, joe Beckett OF Eng
land, Georges Carpenter
Not much Is known about Brett
Custfulur. for sport news from Ger
many ls sCaut. But Beckett and
cook appear TO be little better than
gotups for Dempsey Both are slow.
fIlt.footcd gents that are pie for
Dcmpgcy's swift. mystifying advance
and deadly short punches.
You recall what Dempsey ala to
Carpenter. We'll, Georges let Cook
try everything ana then knocked
him cold with one punch about the
fourth round when they met few
months ago.
II took Carpenter a few seconds
over minute to drop Joe Beckett,
while that gent insists he was "only
fIlliu' IN"
A second Carpenter battle would
be merely a repetition ot tho first
and probably would lack the thrill
and snap of the first. Carpenter
would find II hard to fight with the
same courage ana abandon he dis
played In the first meeting.
II the German Hans has done
anything approaching the achieve
sment OF Beckett and Cook he might
be- propped for q battle with Jack.
The fight would draw added interest
ns tho fhst test OF athletic suprem-
acy bctwS~u- the United states and
Germany since the war interrupted
sport refntiOug
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Look him over, boys. He's the
latest aspiront to tho worlds cham
pionship crown that rests on the
curly head Of Jack Dempsey. lie
is Hans Brcltonstratcr.
Ordinarily his entry into the 'as-
plrant" list would not cause much
excitement but. coming a, this
time, he will draw considerable at
tcntlOu.
AZ II looks now. Dempsey will
have To depend upon n European
heavyweight for his next big en-
gagement. Tho home crop of
heHvies has been consumcd-what
there was OF the poor crop.
IT'S n good bet that Dempsey and
his manager, Joe koarns, would not
plan a trip to Europe at this time
II they did not hope To sign for one
or two good mills there,
Topping the list Of the Europeans
who might hc inyoigled into a ring
with tho giant killer are this lanky
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
GObdr Is Due Today;
to WOYk at T. A. C..

Jatrinda Gohar, Hindoo heavy.
weight wrestling champion, who ls
to meet Ed STRANGER" Lewis,
worlds title holder, in n match here
Thursday night, is expected to reach
the city today. lie will work out in
the afternoon at the T. A. G. gym.
A preliminary was arranged SAT-
urday that will bring together
Jimmy Kreeger of Augusta, Kan,
and Sammy Gregg. local boy.
feather weights. There /will be O
time limit of half an hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Tulsa u Freshies Beat
CLdremOre Cadets ia

Freshmen OF Tulsa 4 easily de-
fcated the Oklahoma Military acad-
emy baseball team OF Claremore,
Saturday at Claremore, IL to 4. Le-
roy Stewart, who went the route for
the freshies, struck out IL men,
Three pitchers, Webb, Kirshmer and
kadborry, worked for o. NJ. A.
Shunatona and Jones were the bat
ting stars, each polling a double and
n triple. Stewart also hit three
bagger,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
MAKE ROOM!
YOUNG TEXAS PITCHER
FANS 81 MEN IN GAME.

ABILENE, Texas, April -
The immortals In bascball's hall
of fame will have>to shove over
to make room for Granville Nu-
gent of Trent, near here. Yes
tcrday he struck out II men in u
game between Swcetwater and
Trent high schools. The score
was . To I, Sweetwatcr man
stealing home during a squabble
among thc players.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Sdlind and Hutchinson
to Train in CLdremOre

CLAREMORE, April 1.-The Sa-
lima and Hutchinson, Kan, ball
clubs OF the Southwestern league
have arrived in Claremore for spring
training headed by J. j. McCloskey
and Emmett Rogers, respectively
An excellent diamond has been pre-
pared at the free fair grounds for
the visitors during the course of
their spring training. They will also
take the radium water baths.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
RETIRES
FROM BILLIARDS
AFTER REVERSE
Failing to Regain Crown,
Willie Announces He
Has Quit Game

sr LOUIS. April 1-WnIc
Hoppe for 10 years 1872 bnlk.lino
champion of tho world. has retired
from the billiard game, % was am
uouur'd hero tonight by his mana
ger. R Benjamin. upon their return
from Chicago. whore Hoppe failed 10.
regain the ttlr from Jake SDhaffor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Judge Lands Puts
First Ball Across in
Game at Memphis

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 1.--Judgo
lands, commissioner OF baseball,
pitched the first ball In an exhi-
hitlon game between the New York
Giants and tho Memphis Southern
association team which New York
won, 6 to ., here today,
Score: r. II. Il.
New York Nationals. ...... G 10 0
Memphis Southern ... > 3 o
Batteries: Nehf, Toncy, Benton
and Smith, Snyder; webb, Nemltz,
Zahni5cr and Shestak.
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sooncrs and Huskers Split.

NORMAN, April 1.-The Soonors
and Cornhuskers divided a double
header here today. Nebraska taking
the first game to 2 and Okla
homa the second 8 to 3. The split
gives Nebraska two out OF the se-
ries of three games,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Yale swimmers Win Easily.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April L.
Yale's swimmers defeated the United
States naval academy team In Car
uegie pool today. After Yale won
the relay race, the result was never
in doubt The points were 81 to 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Opcnlng Dates In : "

TOPEKA, Kan, April 1.-The fol-
lowing opening dates are shown in
the official schedule for the SOUTH
western league season, as announced
here tonight April 20, Topeka al
Muskogoe; Salina at Coffeyville.
Hutchinson at Bartlcsynle; Indc-
pendence al sapulpa, Opening dates
for towns of the northern cirruit
are; May 2, Sapulpa at Independ.
ence; Bartlesvillo at Hutchinson
Muskogee at Topeka; Cofleyyllle al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Prisoner nt Enid Escapes.

ENID, April l.-Sam Dunbar, 10,
escaped from the county Jail here
early this morning by sliding down
a rope OF blankets from the third
story Of the county courthouse while
other prisoners were at breakfast.
Dunbar, with younger brother,
Howard, was held under federal
warrant charging robbery OF the
postoffloc at Burlington, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Hermann Says ROush
Must Play lUith Reds

CINCINNATI, April August
Hermann, president Of the Cincn-
natl National league baseball club.
today said that I'd Noush. holdout
center fielder, will play with the
Reds this season or not at all.
The Cincinnati club" said Herr
mann, has issued it's final ultima
tum 10 Roush, lie must play bail
for us at the liberal terms we have
offered him, IL he decides to play
this season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

IOutHubWll-- oIh'ts
Goal after touchdown-Bro@-
field.
Substitutions-Con for Quiitcr
Bruce for Impey Chancellor FOR Ey-
ans.
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Exhibition Games

FORT WORTH, Texas, April L.
New York Americans ....l o
lJ Worth, Texas league ..i 10 4
Batteries. Bush, Wilson and
Hoffman. w. Moore. Wochtcl and
49, Moore, liaworth.
OKLAHOMA CITY, April H.
Cleveland Americans .....N o
OKLA city Western league 3
Bauorlna Cuyolcskio, Morton
and O'Ncll, Love, Allen ana Long
WICHITA FALLS. Texas. April /.
ST. Louis Nntg, second team 2 . z
Wichita FiHls TcNus league Z Z /
Batteries: Rcinhart Benton and
licnninghoyon; Bowman, knadler
anad Kitchens schmidt
NEW ORLEANS, April l.
st. Louis Americans .....6 IL /
st. Louis Nationals .......5 . !
Batteries. Shockor and SEVERED.
Shcrdcl and Ainsmith.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April L.
Omaha, Western league ..G II
san Antonio, Texas league. II o
Batteries. Ncwklrk. Coffndaffcr,
Dugmand, Burch and Llnglc,
Nulgt ana Mckee.
DALLAS. Texas. April L.
brooklyn Nationals ,,....l z .
Dallas Texas league .....2 .
batteries. Decatur and Taylor.
Miller. Reid ana G. Wheat
SPRINGFIELD. Mo, April H.
Cincinnati Nationals g. Springfield
Western association o.
JOPLIN ApFll L.
Denver. Western league 30 II 3
Joplin, Western association Z - 3
Batteries: Beedle Moore and
Parker; Hodges, Pollaw. Ingram and
MeHley, Miner
KANSAS CITY. April l.
Kansas city American Assn. Z . ,
Pittsburgh Nationals .....3 o
Batteries: Morris, Bono and
McCarty, Sklff; Yellowhorso and
Cooch.
BEAUMONT. April II
New York Mats, seed team 8 . 3
Beaumont, Texas league IS 10 4
Batteries: Proctor and Semide.
Finley, Jacobus and Alexander.
GALVESTON, April Il
Phlla. Am, second team II 10
Galveston, Texas league ..3 /
Batteries. O'Neil and Berger;
knight, Flnchcr and Griffith, witry.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April L.
Boston Americans .......,11 10 !
Little Rock, Southern .... 3
Batteries: Collins. Karr and wal
tcrs; Clary Dickerman, Cvengros
ana Japan, Brown.
ARDMORE. April l.
Ardmorc, r, O, league ....3 0
Texas Furniture, Dallas ....1 4
SAN FRANCISCO, April First
game:
Chicago Nationals ........3 3 0
san Francisco, =. c. league 3
Batteries; Osborne and WirtJ;
McQuaide. Mitchell and Vargas. Z .
Second game:
Chicago Nationals ....,.2 10
San Francisco, =. G. league 2 10 1
Called I'm the twelfth, darkness.
Batteries: Aldridge. Freeman,
Kaufman and O'Farrcll; Geary,
Scott ana Yellc
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April l.
Chicago Americans .S...,.G 10 .
Birmingham, Southern ...1 0
Batteries: Hodge and Schalk;
Meokcr, Statham. Nichols and Rob
ertsOn Brandon
TAMPA, Fla, April L.
Boston Nationals ........4 2
Washington Americans ...S 10 81
Batteries: Rudolph, Marquard
and Gowdy, O'Neil; Mogrldgc. Glea-
son and Torres Charity
Prisoner nt Enid Escapes.
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Rice Beats Baylor.

WACO. Texas, April 1.-The Rice
Institute ciudor path stars took
dual track meet from Baylor uni
versity here today by the score OF
81 10 5l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
zbyszko and Laitincn Draw.

MILWAUKEE, April 1.CStanis-
laus Zbyszko and Armos 'Laitinen
wrestled ~ eight-minute rounds
here last night In a contest billed
for the Greco Roman championship
Of the world. Neither won a fail.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

summary: IwO-hnsC hits--tuN-
ingtOn, Parker, Sticking. stolen
krucgcr. Bases ON
baIls--Off BoChlcr ., off Petty 1.
Struck Out--By Bochlcr ., by Petty
=. by hin q. Double plays--liChg
10 SChrclbcT; Baird To Sticking tO
CoVlngtOn; Baunnn, unasslstcd.
Left ON bases-Indlnnap ). Tulsa
q, Time of gHm,--Iasl5. lmpircs--
MCAdnms ana SctlcN.
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TAMPA, Fla, April L.
Boston Nationals ........,4 3 2
Washington Americans ...S 10 81
Batteries: Rudolph, Marquard
and Gowdy O'Neil; Mogrldgc. Glea-
son and Torres. Charity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

FORT WORTH Texas, April L.
New York Americans .....I q
li Worth, Texas league ...i 10 4
Batteries. Bush. Wilson and
Hoffman. vs.. Moore. W1ohicl and
II. Moore, llawotth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

NEW ORLEANS, April l.
81 Louis Americans .....6 l2
st. Louis Nationals ......5 .
Batteries. Shockcr and Scvorcid
Shcrdcl and Ainsmith.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April L.
Omaha, Western league o. q II ]
san Antonio, Texas loaEuc II o
Batteries. Ncwkirk. Coffindaffcr,
Drugmlud, BurCh and Llnglc,
Noigt and Mckee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. April I
st. Louis Nntgt second team . z
Wichita FiHls. TcNus league Z I
Batteries. Rcluhart Benton and
licuuinghOyon, Bowman, knadlcr
anad Kitchens. schmidt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

OKLAHOMA CITY, April H.
Cleveland Americans .....N q
Okla. city. Western league . b
BaftcTiaH. Cuyplcsklc, Morton
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Score by innings:
Indianapolis ...... 600 GOO ilO--5
Tulsa .,...,,,..., OO3 600 OOO---3
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April L.
Chicago Americans ,k.....G 10 .
Birmingham, Southern ...1 0
Batteries: Hodge and SChalk;
Meokcr, Statham. Nichols and Rob
ertsOn, Brandon,
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MtsKOt,El
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DALLAS, Texas. April l.
brooklyn Nationals ,,....,l z .
Dallas, Texas league .....2 .
batteries. Decatur and Taylor.
Miller. Reid and G.. Wheat.
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A0-TOBACC0 LEAGUE TO
WORK THROUGH SCHOOLS
Leaders Say Country Now Has
All the Radical Legislation
That the Traffic viii
Stand

Indianapolis. ind, May ai.~~A pro.
gnam of eda asion muFk through ths
schools. churches and parent seach
|eFs assoclalions-~is al thar ID con
tumpIated for several years by the
No-1ohaneo League OF AnseFsoa. ac-
cura,ng 80 charles A. Fillmore q
Indianapolis, general secretary 81
the organization.
~ANH have ali the radical legisla.
tion that the country needs nos.
Ar Fillmore assied, Our program IL
IA be one stri stly az education. and
VIII continue fer several years We
are obtaining valuable assIstanrs
thronsh the W G. r. u and tbs
parent teachers associations and
feel ~ ihcaeh we are making real
progress. We are after tho whole
sab reformation OF men"
The No-Tohacco Loagnc N Amer
lea was oreanixed in West Virginia
on March 10, 1916. ana now has or
fanisations 81 eight states indiana.
Illinois, Ohio. Minnesota, Kansas.
Utah, Idaho and California accord :
Ing to Mr.. Fillmore.
The work OF the leaguo az present
"a concentrated on campaign
against the use OF ciesrrettsa bv
Children and, women, Mr., Fillmore
said He said also that high shool
girls and boys. rather than those IN
the universities and colleges, are
more given 10 the use Of tobacco.
However. he expressed no ercat
a'arm over the situation az Il per-
tains 10 girls OF high school ago.
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For kidney aud bladder trouble
gravel weak and lame bacs Fasama
.ism irregulaEitlas ~ the Md.
neys and bladder. aegulates bladder
troubles In children. II not sold BY
druggists mall sles. small bDtlls
often cure. Send for sworn ;ssti-
monials. DR. u. w. Hall. 2sgs Oiiy4
Street. st. Louns. Mo.
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Boston takea hish rank from the
standpoint ~ telephone development.
having more telephones than the
cufshined countries ~ ilelKiunA, lsAly.
'lIungarla, British india. Egyta. and
Luxembourg, or moro than IN All ci
Australia. belgium aud Greece TO-
gpthef.
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Il takes nearly s4,uoO.ooo miles of
wire TO provide service to all the
telephone subscribers in tho United
States today, or enough to epan the
distance between the earth and tho
moon more than iso times.
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n have ,an lilnsion ahont the stage
ur about anything else being pleas
an, forever. success In any line ii
. hard Kamel am NOT sura j wouasl
wanl 10 ~orh hard enough and q
elasively enoueh Al any enc lhlns
to hn great phenomenon
|. specialization Il not my aim. No,
being l,orad is."
Miss lneseort IA almost 81
When ! MAS 10. iuAt out of CON
vent, I undersudlea my mother. Al
actress Ia England tnoasls / could
trust mother NOT 10 he hi and !
taught myself stenography
lord Astor's Secretary
4 "Then I iUok ioh 4 was sccre- )
Itary % Lord Astor two years. And
! used to write for London newn-
papers
Then ! came 20 America ana got
a lob ~ secretary ostrhero,
found myself sort ~ horcd. ~ / went
20 Winthrop Anies and told him /
would Ike % act.
"ile told mo he would let me
know II he had anything for me and
considered the lnci1eut closed
Then got this spiendid JOB 10 write
the encyclopedia and edit shipping
news and 4 got IA excited about
Abyssinia and forgot Broadway. y
Practices rhrIft
'Thcn MIR. Ames came back Of
fering me good part IN The Truth
Ahqnt H'ayday
$50 I took five weeks OF for re-.
hoassaI, then came back 10 my lob.
Ana for several months ryo been
doing both and I'm not tired bit
x Get home every night before
midnisht have glass a milk az d
supper, and ~ 10 bed
rban I'm ready 10 act up by s ana
10 work by ..
Tho grand part Of II is that I'm
saving money and buying bonds, and
may burst into capitalist any of
heae daya,~
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The Telephone properties OF the Der
System cost about si@0o.ooo. .oao. IL
one dollar minute had been expend-
ed from the year TO the present time.
Il would total less than the capital
expenditures OF the Bell Telephone
System. waIQ.
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SCHOLARSHIP Eon CALF

FOR SALE Complete schoiarshlp 10
Drsnghon'A Practical BusInesa col
lege. Oklahoma City. This is the
best business college In The SOUTH.
vast. The Leader Guthrie
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The taxes levied by pulalso aulhoF
titles upon the iinll Telephone System
for the year 1891, amounted 10 slea
Tor eyafy telephone inssfnment owned
ny the system
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GUTHRIE sHuTs OUT
CLINTON 8 TO y

Continued from Page i.)
league Monday. Rain prevented other
games being played.
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WANT ADvERTlsrMEnrs

Want adverusements in the Lad
y must bs In the office BY Twelve
o'clock II classification IN desired
Classified ads are casb. except whore
parties have regular accounts at the
Leader office. The Leader collectors
have experienced 20 much trouble
u locating many parties who havs
phcnsd In wants. that II l. necessary
70 invoke the cash advance sys.
tem. except whore regular accounts
are maintained. Memoranda OF ''whai
= wanted" Or for sale.' etc. rlay
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Ads
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The Daily Leader Il authorized 10
announce the following candidates
for Designated Offices. their candidacy
being subject 70 the aetion cf the
August primary:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-31

luniy Hcnr FufwottNn The imiAs
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-31

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What are acarsY And why do they
change,
The meaning ol Me, ovr which
God reisnaf
Nothing IL vain. II the motive be truot
Nothing is dead that Issea IN you.
Scars bc close TO the heart mayhes
Out Of sight to he paasing eyo
Because they are hidden. the arr 4
you see;
Memories Of Joys gasscd by.
Crushed 20 Garth, We have risen aKaln
The once sad heart nuw knows no
pain.
And now we nmila al the yesterday
Wounds like ours viii pass away
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only word but Il lett d sting.
only tear-a Ilttla thing
Lying aione--a wItbered foses
From cleft IN the rock. tiger
flows.
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Ont from tho rock that was clei, In
twain.
Watering fields OF golden graln,
Flows rlyer of "lifo" for me.
Carrying my barque 10 esQsnI,ys
-tala
are won because ~ strife.