Muskogee Times-Democrat from Muskogee, Oklahoma • 8

PAGE EIGHT THE MUSKOGEE TIMES -DEMOCRAT FEBRUARY 8 rs 3 CLUB OWNERS versity a 28 to 25 victory ovsr Grlnnell college hers last night in a hard fought Missouri Valley conference basketball gnme WINS HARD GAME Grlnnell Jn Feb Held goal by Plddlesberger and Smith In the Inst minute of play gave Nebraska Uni Walks Eight Men in Games and Captures Seven Off of First COLLINS Pimples Stop! Boils Stop! Shin Eruptions Stop! Stops Them! The Auto Top Man HAS MOVED TO 220 NORTn FOURTH and has added a paint will do first class painting and upholstering on any kind of car rhone 4169 Your Pimple Blackhead Acne BoOs Blotches Eczema ant) Rath Will Start to Quit When You Start Taking That is Because is Based on Scientific Facta That Do Not Change Try It It Will Prove It Admission Including ten Adults 20o Adults matinee 16c Children 10c CHARMING featuring Alice Calhoun A Modern Melodrama The story of young woman tricked Into a marriage with a criminal a mirth provoking comedy COMING FRIDAY-SATURDAY featuring Mary rick ford It (M Orpheum Theatre TONIGHT AND TOMORROW AT LAST IT IS HERE Love Calls Only (8 he Clear-Facet and to I 8ur enough they disappearing!" Thla la the ehort aweet story that haa been told and la being told today and every day In the of thousands of men and women everywhere Itlsthestoryofhap-ptnees onoe more at the disappearance of pimples blotches blackheads acn stubborn eczema rash and tetter from the use of joyful powerful 8 0 8 It Is based on scientific facts which have been proved 8 8 8 Is not a fad nor a theory 8 8 8 is a working fact! Ton can prove it Thousands have roved It 8 8 8 drives out of the lood Impurities that result In skin eruptions and your pimples qqU coming your blackheads glvs up bolls surrender ecsema stops blotches got That's only part of the story Tour fee dears mnddinees disappear vonr skin looks ruddier Ups rosier mi mo ggarsicTu! Greatest Gordon 5 eyes simply because 8 8 ft drives out blood Impurities that cause thess conditions 8 8 Is known as a blood -cell builder When your blood-cells Increase a wonderful Improvement results all through the bod Your weight Is built up to normal Your face rounds cut your cheeks fin out you bavo fewer wrinkles and this makes you look younger of ooursa your limbs develop with their lines of beauty And It's all worth while It means hipptneaa progress sucoess tu thousands of men and women The best part of It Is that It Is all up to you and to you alone It Is for you to act Start on today and know that you are getting rid of your ktn eruptions in a scientific com mon-sense way 8 8 Is sold at all drug storea In two slsea Tbs larger sis Is the more economical STARTING SUNDAY FOR 4 DAYS ONLY The daring and colorful spectacle mirroring the notions and the emotions of the ethics and the antics of the fanciful folk of New York's latln quarter By NICK ALTROCK Probably I never took baseball seriously enough No matter how close the game I generally was able to get a couple of laughs out of it Possibly my lack of seriousness often got me out of a serious hole In which poor pitching or bad fielding often placed me One of my pet stunts was to Josh the base runners I believe I bad as good a motion to first as any left hander that ever pitched Nothing gave me great satisfaction than catching a runner off first base I found out by experience that nothing will make a runner take a bigger lead off a base than telling him that he better use a little judgment or bo will he caught napping This was a favorite line with me Have a care or pick you off Tho moment 1 so warned a base runner he would Immediately take a lead of a few feet more Such an act was usually fatal As he took such a lead I would snap the ball to first I have often been asked the greatest number of runners I ever caught off first base In the major league I never nipped more than four runners I have picked off three runners any number of times My best performance was given in a game made whilo I was pitching for the Los Angeles club Called Off tbs Fines Eddie Ashenback In his day tho clown of the minors was in charge of the Sacramento club When things displeased Ashenbac he would always fine some player five or ten bucks which was quite a jolt in the old days I was wild and walked eight men seven of whom I picked off first base Every time I picked off a runner Ashenback would yell so you could hear him all over the park will cost you In the eighth Inning he reached first on a base on balls the only time he had rotten on during the game is one guy you get yelled Ashenback get you If you keep your feet on the bag I replied Whereupon Ashenback who was a good base runner proceeded to take a long lead A quick snap throw and he was an easy out Getting to his feet wild with rage he announced: all the fines are off REDS DECLARE 20 PER CENT DIVIDEND Cincinnati Feb 8 The Cincinnati Nationals declared a dividend of 20 per cent last year the same aa in 1920 according to the report of President August Herrmann presented at the annual meeting of the stockholders yesterday POLICE ARE ACCUSED OF EXTORTING MONEY York Feb Declaring they had been driven to desperation by the persistency or patrolmen and detectives in "extortion money for several saloon and cafe proprietor took the stand yesterday when the Bronx county grand Jury opened its Investigation of alleged police graft Several policemen recently transferred to Brooklyn will be called to answer1 charges it was said SCHAEFER CAPTURES BILLIARD EXHIBITION Los Angeles Feb Jake Schaefer 182 balk line billiard champion defeated Roger Conti French champion in a 1000 point exhibition match hero last night finishing the final block of 400 points in six Innings with an 1 average of eiightly over 68 per in- 1 ning Conti's total for the three block play was 312 H0REMAN8 BEATS COCHRAN St Louis Feb 8 Edward Hore-mans the Belgian billiard champion defeated Welker Cochran of Munson i Ia- in their 1600 point event concluded here last night The Belgian went out on an unfinished run of 245 The final score waa 1600 to 1068 San Francisco mint is coining sij- ver dollar at the rate of 260000 a day Fioo Cecil H-H DeMille's PRODUCTION 50 People 50 "(Saturday 7 light' Famous Artists Models 20 Costumed In the latest creation A bit of Ince and mile In A1I the World No Show Like the Follies 50c to $250 I SEE HARDING American League Magnates at Schedule Meeting Call on i President "Washington Feb This city exit tended the hand of welcome to base- bail magnates of the American League 2 today for their first meeting outside of New York or Chicago In the history of Jhe organization Clark Griffith presi-kTle ent of the Washington club had ar-ranged for the club owners and of-Tlciaia to pay their respects to ITesi-dent Harding at the White House before beginning their sessions later in th day The meeting was called for the specific purpose of ratifying the 922 playing schedule but it was believed It would not adjourn without some liscussirn of plans for effecting restoration of the draft now opposed by several of tne minor leagues Many rumors of impending trades of players for which the gathering would afford opportunity for direct negotiations also to come to town with the magnates The only one of which they appeared to be aware however concerned the New York and IVtroit clubs and even this was wholly conjectural as to the probable players involved The local club president Indicated today that he would endeavor to have the magnates take a definite stand on the draft question Discussing the opposition among the minors to the selection system Griffith declared: is going to come out second best in this and it going to be the majors of organized ic Diamond Classics Jim Vaughan now out of the big agues because of the violation of some rule of baseball was always a great pitcher but seldom strong on repartee However a stock phrase that is now much used was really coined by Vaughan some fifteen years ago At that time Jim Jeffries reigned supreme among the heavyweight pugilists and Stanley Ketchel was a mear among the mitfdleweighta Jim Vaughan was one of the huskiest 1 built pitchers that ever graced the majors Well over aix feet and weighing iround 200 in condition Vaughan would command attention anywhere Jim always a quiet fellow enjoyed fnothlng more than a scuffle in the friressing room One day he and Neal Ball who weighed around 150 started to fool In front of the Cleveland bench tit ended when Vaughan picked Ball up bodily and seated him in the corner of he dugout in a rather rude manner ft The easy manner In which Vaughan aad handled Ball caused the latter to lemark: jj I was as big and strong as you challenge 9 you are just about I replied Vaughan there Is lothing to prevent you taking him on PAWIIUSKA GUN WINS SECOND IN SHOOT Kansas City Feb 8 Frank Troeh Vancouver Washington retained the Interstate Individual target cup out shooting nine challengers in his event yesterday in the second day of the jelghteenth annual interstate midiwinter tiap shooting tournament here I The race was 100 targets Troeh breaking 96 for the high score i Wheeler Fawhuska Okla was second swith 90 and Fred Etchen CoffeyviUe I Kansas was third with 86 Jn the interstate team cup challenge flyer races the Missouri team holders of the cup defeated teams from Kan- sas and Pennsylvania The scores leach man of the five man teams shoot-ling 20 flyers Missouri 92 Penn-I sylvan ia 37 and Kansas $6 Melrath Philadelphia wrested Interstate individual amateur fly-Jcr cup from Ethchen His score was out of a possible 25 In the J50 target event A King JSL Louis was high man with 148 VHarve Dixon Oronogo Mo vas second with 146 Warren Yerrtngton Nevada third with 141 and Troeh was fourth with 143 Other thigh scores were Etchen 142: Buchanan Chicago and Guy Bering fColumbus AN is 141 Heer Guthrie Okla and Frank Hughes McBride J40 I PLEADED INNOCENCE St Louis Feb 8 Branch Kirkev 6t the National league base-Jbttll team upon his return from the south yesterday declared he did not gkitow that anybody connected with the fteam bad tampered with players of the (Philadelphia Nntlcnul league club as (charged by President Baker of that team Art Fletcher is the only player fof that team he has dealt with and (that with the consent of Baker Hickey added WINS ONE IN TWENTY-SEVEN Glasgow Feb Newell Banks Sf Detroit won his first game last night in the match which he is playing with Robert Btewart of Glasgow tfor the checkers' championship Another game played this evening was a draw The match now totands Stewart 2 Banks 1 draws 27 4 I BOXERS HELD FOR MURDER I Chicago Feb the lightweight boxer was fc rrented yesterday on a charge of assault to commit murder and waa released under 82500 bond for hia appearance tomorrow Fred Greenfield I he complainant charged Freeman beat liim and shot him in the foot following a quarrel in a pool room last January I I I NEW BOWLING RECORD I Chicago Feb Nick Bruck of Chicago and Mort Lindsey of Stamford Conn howling In the two-man vent of the fifth annual tournament fof the Klka tf America last night firoke a world' record by piling up t878 point I NEBRASKA BEATS GRINNELL I Grlnnell Iowa Feb 8 Nebraska university basket ball player defeated Grlnnell 28 to 25 in a hard fought Missouri Valley conference aaket ball game I FOLEY SCORES I Hot Springs Ark Feb Harry of thia city light heavyweight tianipion of the eouth knocked out I tattling Bill Bailey of Atlanta in the fourth round of a scheduled 10-round Jout here IuRtnlght Headache from Slight Cold Laxative BIIOMD QUININE Tablets Relieve the Jleailarhe by curing the J'old tonic laxative and germ do-jtroyer The genuine bears the algna-fure of Grove (Be sure you set BROMOi If while running down a player between the lines in which four players taka part the runner is finally called out for interference or running out of line do such players get credit with an assist? All the players who take part In the play are credited with an assist Billy Evans Says Babe Ruth did some remarkable hitting last year In every American league city Ruth came through with a home run wallop that stands out as a classic in the record of terrific swats Only in the world series did Babe and pull the at the stuff However his failure to hit ie offerings of the pitchers was due to an injured arm not lack of ability Like Ruth the New York Yankees as a team had a penchant fur driving pitchers tto the showers Really there isnt a weak hitter In the New York 1 neup and when they started a hatting rally base hits came thick and fast However neither Babe Ruth nor the Yankees did anything last year that quite compares with a minor league performance that was staged in tho south One of the players who figured in the game writes ine the facts in the case Without doubt it was the moat unusual inning that has ever been staged in a ball game The contesting teams were the Charlotte team of the Bouth Atlantic league and the Winston-Salem team of the Piedmont league The Charlotte club scored four runs on four balls pitched The first three batters singled on the first ball pitched to them None of the singles were hard hits so the three safe swats merely filled the bases Then came Shortstop O'Connell to the bat with the stage all set 'While not on the first ballcrpkedcfwy a hard hitter as a rule O'Connell picked on the first ball pitched for a home run clearing the bases Thus In one Inning on four balls pitched the Charlotte club through the medium of three singles and a home run scored four runs That la a record for some of the slugging aggregations to shoot at' PLAYED ON TEAM BUT WORKED FOR HIS KEEP Chicago Feb According to Director A A Stagg of the University of Chicago Clrtus Dixon captain of this baseball team has admitted 'playing baseball on a team In Iowa but did not receive any remuneration for his services Dixon played first base on the Newell Iowa team it was said and also worked in a restaurant and received a salary of S20 a week and his meals Before he started to play he asked for and received permission from Director Stagg to play ball In the summer WINS EVERY ROUND San Antonio Feb 8 Mickey Riley of San Antonio was awarded the judges' derision over Jackie Sanders of Elizabeth at the end of 12-round bout here last night Ililey clearly won every round The men are lightweights It was announced tonight that Kid Pancho local bantamweight would meet Bobby Hughes of Memphis in a 12-round bout here February 4 CHAMPION DEFEATS FINN Springfield Mas Feb 8 Stanislaus Zbyszko world's wrertltng champion defeated John Clin Finland hero last night winning In rtaight falls The rhami brew Oim in 35 minutes with a flying mare and won tie second fall lr li niinuis and 46 -ctac de with a denh-o ann mil THORPE GETS DECISION Lincoln Neb Feb 8 Harvey Thorpe of Kansas City was given the decision over Johnny Stopper of Icn-ver at the end of their 10-round boxing match here last night The men are welterweights Strayer of Lincoln second a knockout over Charley Arenson Kansas City in the third round The men are welterweights OUTPOINTED HANLON IM iladelphla Fh Mealy riMladelphia lighiv eight outpointed olinv Hanlon of Denver in eight rounds last night Mealy was the ag-rr sor throughout and hod the ad-v ntage in every round TODAY Sown I 8 5 7 and ft THEIR first anniversary wa their second honeymoon A day of happiness a night for a wife' confession presaging many day and nights of torment for the woman while the man battled between faith In his fallen Idol and the lnstinet that aid and do likewise" SHORT SUBJECTS Path News Skipper Has His Fling 'Irony laser Floor 25c Tax Included Constance Binney a Little CENTURY COMEDY SHORT SUBJECTS BARGAIN MATINEE From 11 a to I 15c Passenger of tho modiste's A wisp of and miles of ribbon In rainbow Jf SHOWING 1 3 5 7 and 9 TOMORROW 15 and 25 Cents A SPEED DEMON GREETS YOU No Advance in Price TODAY TOMORROW PERFORMANCES AT 11 1 2:30 4 5:30 7 8:30 10:00 AESOPS FABLES AFTER 2 Houf 80c Baloony 20c Children too Beat of 10 Cara My Essex is the best bf 10 csrs I hare owned In one year I have driven 22950 miles averaging 16 to 22 miles on gasoline total1 service costs 2250 A McCOY Truo-Tsgg Paint Co Dallas Texas Thone 297 A WILL BE REWARDED lie was so speedy ms sflse sf iy a sSci cssWad (law if ikt tit fsufy a tin mm kwn-J Tkaafl awn mm mmdt tm imj gas Ut fat tmm lot hr Omi Tim mU mmT ni Bmrmm "Mw sat" UK Smi IlmL" AHD TEAT BALT II A $1 Picture for Why Not Own It? The Price Makes it Easy Closed cars have cost too much for most buyers The Essex open model $ell at $1095 the five-passenger Coach is $1345 1 has open car performance its speed ability to negotiate rough country roads its carrying capacity and its economy It has its sturdiness and reliability For all seasons for all business and family uses it is ideal And it has distinctive beauty It is the latest creation of Hudson Super-Six body engineers men who set the style in many types of closed cars Hudson also builds the Essex Come in See Compare it EVEN THE When Barnes steps on the gas always in and too When it comes to making love three spreads ahead and no HOFFMANN 313 West Okmulgee OLD BOY MUSKOGEE i.