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LEARNING ABOUT WOMEN FROM HER
TODAY’S
SPORT PARADE
<Reg. U. 8 Pat Off !
By OSCAR CHALKY
United Preah Sports Writer
NEW YORK Nov UP' Pear-
ls Fraley's finding while gum-
aiemg around the sports beat.
The game of the year- Army v
3're Dam*- is Jusi on- week tway
Hi already the cautious oddsmak-
$ are shaving the price on the
fured Cadets
Army, was on 8 to 5 choice orig-
•Uy but at the moment is only
,to 5 in man-to-man wagering On
tc books. if you want Army you
Ij 6'. to 5 and if you want Nolle
■me you put up $5 to win $550.
s the tension mounts, however, It
01 drop to an even money affair
•t h the books putting up five
|amst your six and choice . . .
Igonomentry class is dissmissed
Next Thursday, Nov. 7. lias been
K'lared "Eddie Dyer Day" by the
ty of Houston in honor of the
ardtnal manager who led the Red
Irds to world series victory ovpr
le Boston Red Sox Eddie will be
ted and feeded at a dinner that
pht .    . having beaten the Sox.
ley'll probably serve filet of sole. . .
- i futility dep irtment
he Kings Point football team has
lelief At Last
For Your Cough
Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
iu.se it goes right to the seat pf the
rouble to help loosen and expel
srm laden phlegm, and aid nature
l soothe and heal raw, tender, in-
amed bronchial mucous mem-
tanes. Tell your druggist to sell you
bottle of Creomulsion with the un-
erstanding you must like the way it
nickly allays the cough or you are
I have your money back.
:reomulsion
h Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
| intercepted only four of 110 en-
emy passes. St. Louis and Tulane
are having their troubles, too. The
former has nabbed but 5 of 115
and Tulane was much better, in-
tercepting 7 of 114    . . don't throw
It. Mable. it won't hit me anyway.
Two racing departments:    A
school for grooms and the Pace-O-
Graph Walter Donovan, general
• manager of Garden State, came up
with the former, contending that
thoroughbreds were too valuable to
entrust to ignoramuses. He hopes
to get his school in mobile form.
I * ventually, and teach at various
tracks
The Pace-O-Graph is the brain
Child of Everett Haynes, a Calif-
ornia official It's a camera moun-
ted on a 15-foot crane and travels
on a track inside the inner rail
Ii» this manner a complete picture
of the entire rncc can be taken as
' the control tower speeds thp ma-
chine along just in front of the
field . nothing yet. however. In
the way of guaranting a winner ...
Attention girls: If you want to
improve your tennis, get married
It might be a rough price to pay.
but Sarah Palfrey Cooke says right
out in the new movie short. "Queens
of the Court" that "marriage im-
proved my game " Rollins College,
the Florida forehand academy, gets
a nice plug and rightfully, eight
graduates being among the 20
j ranking players in the country
j love match
Ted Collins, owner of the Boston
' Yanks, is one ol those behind the
| continued work of the Greek war
relict association Worn out and
discarded athletic equipment Is be-
ing collected for the lads who had
45.000 seating rapacity stadiums as
far back ns 177b B C
Going bark to Army-Notre Dame.
Spanking
PUtfCMASlNG
POWER OF
TUE DOLLAR
D.kr that a battling bunch of lines-
n.ei* an give this Army club a
»*»'tB'he outweighed but fast and
hard '-barging the mountaineer
f u wards pretty well handrufted the
Arm* one -1wo punch. Mr D. and
M> B
Davis earned only 69 yards
through three quarters with num-
erous trier and bis longest gain was
13    var-'ts B arit hard had two good
tomiM a 46-vard touchdown sprint
and a 23 vard tackle slice — but!
both were through an admittedly
pool defensive halfback who wotilo
not tackie Lutie Lord haunt let oy i
let atone the bull of the West Point
w .tds Counting thoae two out Doe
avciaged mlv three vards a Lrv
Off t l»eir s, riedules too. It Would
seem to favor the Irish Army had
four rough ones in Its seven win*
Oklahoma was beaten. 21-7. where
It might have gotten a 14-all tie
Michigan was nosed out b> one
touchdown, and Duke and West
Virginia were topped. 19-0
The calibre of the Notre Dame
opposition was rugged Big Nine riv-
alry in three tilt*, and the Irish
trampled all over these prides of
football's strongest conference Il-
linois. Purdue and Iowa were laced
handily with Pitt and Navy added
as if by an afterthought
Neither team, of course, uncorked
too much in its final fling before
the big one Army, probably to dem-
onstrate that it wasn't worried
gambled successfully once against
the Mountaineers. Lpading only 7-0
Arnold Tucker passed from hi* end
zone on first down
That could be the deciding fac-
tor. particularly if it is a hot day.
may be Army * lack of reserve In
the process of the T formation, the
guards and tackles do a great deal
of running for downfield blocking.
In a rugged game the wear and tear
could tell in the later stages of the
second half
Along those lines. West Virginia
averaged 190 pounds Notre Dame
will go pretty close to 210—and will
be keved just as high as were the
Mountaineers The Irish, however
liuvc far more numerous and un-
doubtedly more potent reserves
One Item is certain. Thp battle
twill be decided up front As ,'or
final score, the guess in this corner
Would be Notre Dame 28. Armv
14
TONIGHT
K V O O
6:30 o’clock
GLENN O.
YOUNG
speaking for
FLYNN
For want of a “rote” * precinct was lost,
For want of a precinct a county was lost,
For want of a county a state was lost,
For want of a state a country was lost.
BE SURE TO VOTE
MW
MW
Creek County Democratic
Central Committee
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Tests show that 300 bushel* c-f
sweet potatoes fed to dairy cows
will produce as much milk and but-
ter fat as 1636 tons of sorghum
silage
Dr. T. R. Berton
CHIROPRACTOR
23 Years' Practice in Sapulpa
121 S. Park St.    Phone 175
X-RAY COLON THERAPY
THE MOST IMPORTANT
CREEK COUNTY OFFICE
is that of your County Commissioner. Good government
comes not by chance, but by careful selection by voters
at the Dolls, of qualified, capable and efficient officials.
A vote for good government is a vote for
FRANKIE M. HORN
Democrat
for County Commissioner
Fighting Irish Scnut Jack Lavelle
doesn't side with those who think
Army is weaker this year than last
—when it bested N D by a 48-0
landslide One questioner wondered
if the Cadet tackles weren't less
strong. Jack looked at him and
then remarked, scathingly:
"Oh, they can hardly walk!”
HARRY R. HAAS, M. D.
—SPECIALIST—
Disease of the Ear, Eve, Not*
and Throat, and the
FITTING OF GLASSES
10 N. Poplar    Phone 554
Ask
The Man
Who
Knows
Him
(BRICK)
Ralph R.
KIRCHNER
For
State Senate
He has maintained a pav-rull in Creek County (or 26
years.
.    V
Ha ka» honor and integrity.
Kirchitrr will cooperate with nil legislators and secure
for Creek county our iuit portion of all state funds.
Me is qualified. “Ask the man who knows him" and
yDu will vote November 5th for
RALPH R. KIRCHNER
for STATE SENATE
(Sponsored by Sapulpa Friend*)
NEW YORK. Nov. 4    0I.R>—The
game of the year between Army
and Notre Dame, college football'
two undefeated titans, was shaping
up today as a classic guessing con-
test with favoritism shifting to the
Fighting Irish off last week end -
performances
Notre Dame showed a startling
weakness in the middle of the line
at times and slipshod ball handling
til the baekfleld but still waltzed
over Navy. 28-0.
Army, meanwhile, had the mis-
eries for three period* as it finally
came through with a 19-0 triumph
over West Virginia It wasn't Un-
usually flawless Cadet, crusher,
however, displaying a weakness at
the guards, heretofore noted lack
of reserve and brittle blocking
which shackled Glenn Davis and
Doc Blanchard.
The psychologists explained that
both teams were looking over their
rival* at hand toward their epic
meeting in Yankee stadium on Sat-
urday If so. Army was looking the
higher.    .
West Virginia showed, Just as did
THREE-MINUTE RELIEF
Three minutes after you take
Bisma-Rex to relieve acid indiges-
tion, you will feel better. Bisma-
Rex goes to work promptly and
keeps right on working for pro-
longed relief. Blslma-Rex act*
four ways to relieve acid-indlgas-
tlon. Buy a bottle of 50 doses fo.
50c at the Rexall Drug Store—O
L. Humes Drug Store. —adv.
WHAT IS WRONG?
I'll tell vou what is wrong. The present County
Attorney says that he has practiced economy in the
duties of his office. In the last two years and ten
months he has filed 60 felony cases in the District
Court. Of these cases he has dismissed 12 without
trial; nine are put on parole, and nineteen (19) are
out on bond and have never been brought to trial,
although some of these cases have been on the docket
for more than two years.
Your present County Attorney takes it upon him-
self to act as County Attorney, Judge and Jury in the
disposal of these felony cases and does not present
these cases to the Court and Jury as the law provides.
He has abandoned the duties of kis office. This is his
planned economy. With this method of law aaforce-
men I cannot agree, but if I am elected County Attor-
ney 1 will present all felony cam to the Codrt and
Jury a* the law provides.
Voters of Creek County: Your votes tomorrow for
me will restore law enforcement in Creek County
where it belong!. This is L. J. BURT, candidate for
County Attorney on the Republican ticket.
C. W. DULANEY
Democrat Nominee
for SHERIFF
Makes His Last and Final Appeal
to the People for Their Vote in
the Election Tomorrow
C. W. Dulaney wants to thank the general public for
the kind manner in which they have received him as a
candidate.
He says: “I have thoroughly enjoyed this campaign. I
have made many new acquaintances, and 1 feel that 1
know more about the citizenship of Creek County than
I have known before, and when 1 am elected your sheriff,
1 shall be diligent in the enforcement of the law, and
thereby protect your person and your home against
marauders and unlawful disturbances."
Vote For
C. W. DULANEY
for SHERIFF
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