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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
ron EXCESSIVE
URIC ACID
So Cent Bottle (32 Doses)

just because you start The day Norrie.
and tirfd. ffin legs and arms sud aaut
fier. an afhing bead, burning AMI beal
ing dopH pains IA fhe baek ~esa o.
belefe the DAP begins 10 rot think yoi
haFe o. stay In that cgudfion.
o.. strong. we'll, with ~ sti1 ioinfs
Eefe murelee. rteumafle pains. afhin
bask or kidney ffpubir fansed b. bot
made acids.
N you suffer frnm hisdder eeatuf-f.
with burning. scalfing pains, 81 i ~
nre ia and Dnt ~ iea dazFu finies
nlGlf. y~u will apprt iate The 49,. seiA
fer sId strrnEth ihs treatment ssea
give.
10 prove The wallams Treatmfuf sen
qDers kidnsy and hlsdder disessrs. rhsi
fnafism and 81 other alinlsnts hen dh
% exessslye urir add. 10 matter Anf
throni or efnbDorn. n yoa hate neff
tried The Wlilianss Treatment. ~
give ons -. bottle az ao.esl free II top
Nil cut onf fhls nofice ami ~
wlfh your name and address Pea =
send 10 cents ~ heip pay iseFiaEe. paes
ing. etc. o. TIE Dr y. Niitee'
flHsna 10 a g74-a ldeI '4apdms
Past fsnpfou. Conn send - eufe ~
von viii reoelrf ~ parf@l rosf ; fsFr
lar - bsttk sshonf ehsfKe aua aiia
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bcfte - The sama address Or fanilF.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

each year and never allowed ~
gu without their annual trimming
Where tho orchard j. pruned
carh year a is much lrs 1T tntk
"a rare fnr Il ihnn when allowed
90 re without pruning even ono
year Trees shoulsl be- pruned ri
az npenhraded plan the first yent
they are set ont and also beaded
as low as possible the object hr.
ing io promote q sioelss growth
aud open head 10 a,lm' tho snp.
light and air. then the tree will
not ovcrbcar and the sapshna and
sir VIII dcvclope tho hlvhe~ iNp'
al fruit
Although the lsarrows orchard
IS eight yrars old. yel eaeh pnir
of men viii prnne an aerragr ~
about one hundred and fifty lrre.
per day The men are we'll paid
hni thcy are experienced mu nni
are workers 4 mau who would
"soldier" on The job with q prum
lng crew wouldn las, long. hc
must do his part The hours com
pared to other riAsses 80 farm
luhor are short The men start
work about J1ork IN ille MORN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
A SURPRISE PARTY

The many friends o. Mrs Eva
eunssulas. gathered al her home on
sunday. November 18th with we'll
filled baskets % help her celebrate
Der sisi birthday which proved 10 BE-
. complete surprise to Mrs. Gunsaulas
Plenty Of entertainment was pro.
ylded and the guests departed wish
ing their hos; mauy more pleasant
birthdays Those present. we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert clnff Ar and
Mrs ". y Combs Mr. and Mrs "
II. ROBIN ssn. Mr. and Mrs. o II Dick
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Donles. Mr. and
Mrs. Il y Cooch. Mr. and Mrs. D n
Ditch. Mr. and Mrs.. hawkins aud
daughter. Mr. and Nm. H. C. Acton
ana dsu1htsr. Mr. and Mrs. J y Wes-
ley. Mr. and Mr. y Garner. Mr.
and Mrs. J. ~ Merfena and son. AIR.
and Mrs. G. \ SuifOon and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. A p Davidson and
Children, Mrs Nellie Hoorsely and
children Of Guthrie. Nrs. Net'ie Seal
lorn and son. Mrs. Mary Nicholson.
Ars. Mary 4. Wesley. Mr. and Mr.
Ralph Minor and daughter. Grandma
Roblsoo. Mrs. g. r. Cover. Olive
Nicholson. Gladys Donley. Loretta
Robinson. Bert Robson. J A. Sllnson
Earl Cover. I'd Robson and Luke
KnaDs.
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nc DEFICIENCY
II REPORTED

was shlngton Nov - A deficiency
appropriation bill carrying approx
mately one hundred four million doll
lars or eighty six ililon dollars less
than the one hundred ninety million
dollars requested by the yarions gov-
eminent department was reported
today hy the house appropriation
committee
The navy asked twenty. mn
lion dollars and xas granted nothing.
while the veteran bureau which re-
quested one hundred twenty one
million dollars wss allotted sixty
five million dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
rUssihc PARTY

W n Nixon. who suffered q
broken leg 2 few weeks ago was faT.
ored ~ his neighb0rs On Wednesday
Of last week They cane and hnsked
out his corn crop of about zoo bush
ela. Those xho came were Alvin
Smith. John Hartpence. Everett kelso
Joe Aufieger. Bni Johnson. Marine
Smith. chas saxion. Floyd Elliott
Walter Schneider. Forrest Elliott
Andrew schreider. Lou Collins. John
Schneider. John scbr sedbaaer aud
Joe schmiedbsDer. The ladies came
along With a bouniifnl supply d
good fkings 10 eat u was day u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
cur TINS our IT Is woRrH
MONEY.

Cut oni this slip. enoloaa with 81 20
Foley A Co. 2N3s Sheffield Ave, chi.
cago. m. writing soar name and "a
dress clearly You will receive IN "a.
tnra triad packag" containing fnl
eys Honey and Tar cofnnound. for
coughs. colds ana srpnp. Foley kidney
Pills and fohe 1athaflas Iabl.is
Sold Ever, where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

inu ani usually quii AZ : ln lhc
Afternoon. II heiug lmpapiral
owing 10 ihs fading hehi % work
later than . 'eloet Cloudy inys
lhrv qui at i lllfle after 4
IS luek
Men nerusiunsd - This work
lose hui ll,tle time deeidlng what
go do Ns soon "a the pair ~
workers have approached Il trrr
thcs have Ased 4 up Tor The
pruning that must be- given b..
experience alone enabling them to
do This The rule Of The orchard
Il when IA doubt eui. Cor even
lhe hr4i nf prunera are naturally
ig,ilnrd 20 leANt little tuo much
wood II + better tn grow unr
good peach than lhree puor uuea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
ADVICE ros wonrN wso

"a advise every WtAliiaN 10 suffer-
~ith Aianes tno1Ale a. ts foie,'s XII
~. pills WRITES Mrs Aesa nfawnef
$40 Seosillc Ave. Cleveland. q
.aaid not 80 my hoaeesufA hAt since
taklue Foles kidnc, pits ! fvei Ike
new woman and am ahle % % ms
eork Theyi help Yna fao Soit
Every whore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Arkansas is first among the states
in America IN tho production oi ~
minerals. hualte AVID uoyacuilte. The
former being the ore of aluminium
snd The latter the source of the iarr.
or part Of the olisiones produced ln
lho United states
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

J A D. SmitS Who one time lived
IN NulhAll. lhen bough, farm gs~
miles southwest of town. aied Al the
home of his son fisk al Gnsydon. la
% November 40 was afflicted
vii AcAucer iie sold his Nnlhan
township farm about ten wears ana
moved with hls family to place
near he eulf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

II you would enjoy good health.
keep your bowels REGULAR No one
oan reasonably hope 20 feel we'll
when constipatcd When needed
take Chamberlain Tablets They afs
mild and gentle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

SchOl ARshlp foR aAlr
FOk sAi.k Complete scholar.hip II
pranrhonH Practical nualue.s col.
lese. Oklahoma Ciiv This 10 IN.
beat hnsinens college IA tho soats
sest The Leader. Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Frances birth rate of .0o7,
WITH infant mortality a. - per cent
Of births. compares badly with Ger
rnzny's birth rate o. 20 a 100. with
infant mortality AZ 10 per cent o'
births.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

labor ssd run Mt aai Ms Nlson
are osesfiovins NtA lhsnfalnrs- 20
their n.irhhoor fot iaelf Aspthsss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Nr } A Haise has A. Ter guest.
this week her parents Nr and Ar~
kllEslesmlih of Manass%. ossa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

aa>. r,ssc,., rlAke.i.y assistant
b.akkeepef fot the Che0aa. nfolAerr
Music Go % Guihrie ~As - fas fe~
aats visit Nnh her narouis Nj And
Mn Charles Hiakcsley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

J "A Rundell Is doing eNiga sefA
- lAricks garage Eevst kei~o &.
al~o ass member IA ths rsalf 4.
psfiment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

s. acre Improved farn asar ntef-
arosn FOR Ga,hfie proaeTv
tse ACRE Improved farm tor acre
Ase near town
4 nice ~ are Improved pars bot
tom farm Cor Gathrse property
50 acre Improved farm. - bottom
land for Guthrie property
ise acre farm cor Arkansas or MIS-
sour farm
10 are improved traci iof Ga,Arie
property
A team 81 horses for vacant lots.
What have you for exchange
Roy sneeianc. Realtor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Nj sad Mrs ! " laehoui q %.
lsaao attended the meeilue af The
chrisiian church here suns.y hight
William Mckinley - mskiuk some
Improvements on hls home b. halld
inK a new nsom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
ChsmbeFlaln'a Tablets Have Dane
Her 4 World % aaaa

Chamberlain Tablets have done
mo wOrld ~ GOOD wfiiea Nsn Fia
I. hutton. klfkenla Il v 4 have
recommended them to nHmhrr ~
my friends and an vho haye naad
them pfaina them highly" Whon
troubled with indigestion af eonstlpa
ton, gise them q trial and rsailfa To-
Yourself shat an 0ytellent medicine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Mr. and Mr. J y Rooney are here
from Oklahoma City They win proh
abls ooonps their house al the place
Tor the winter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Ar aud Nr, John Taylor and
daughter u Oklahoma cts we're the
guests Of Nj snd Mrs. John rhomn-
son last Sunday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

R,s = Caies IS holdlns ; ~sek
revival At ,he Christian chureh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Rollle Bireket of Orlando was "a
town FOR ieW hours Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

" E Combs Is nFcnarne fog eae,
crops next wear hs hssing bis harf
snaae lnneer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Mn $ Nehl accompanied BY her
sister. Mrs n " Hartman and the
iatier's son. Frank. have been enjoy.
ms vlsi, with relatives and friends
at Junction Ciiy. kansas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

The services az the Methodist
Church next Sunday niehi wiil par
take OF a literary nature Il viii BE-
interesting and there via b. special
selections of music.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Nj and Mrs Charles fatrason
Welcomed ghe arrival ~ aaaghsel
~ iAsh home oon Nnyemhrt iglh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

Miss Ruth Temple who is teaching
in the junior high In The Chiekasha
school. was Al home 20 risls sifh her
parents few DAYS ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

" u Matthews and lames ar
~erc chosen last SATURDAY az q SPEC,
lal eiecsion held ia town. as members
Il ths icean County trss falf Asao.
cation a. represent Nnlhsn township
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

John Fowler Of Morrison Ma here
last Friday 10 s~e his daughter Mrs
A. X Cross and her family Nr
Fosl.F ~as accompanied bs bis ~an-
IN Law. Mr clayton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

=. - ---~--~--.-~~~1- -
IN Iceland the poaiuan cafffe4 h.s
mall IN boxes slnng across the hacks
Of ponies and announces his arrival
BY blowing a horn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

WANTED-By e1peTience8 col0red
woman a. a cook in a good family
wiH 60 70 Oklahoma city. 5i7 r
Lincoln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

COLORED BOY-wants work a.
chauffeur or house work Refer
ence Ill3 " Grant Jno "
Bolden.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
FoR ReNr


Rey sneeianc, Realsor
FOR RENT
tFOR RENT Furnished apartment
eos lar Cleveland Phone 1891
or as
FOR Rents room house. Inquire
At augusta Myers $40 Soath First
. nor RENT Six room house. modern
al SIC Fast Oklahoma avenue In
euiTe al NAichett Underaklng rooms
YNoR RENT room house. si2 90
Phone els can sol r. Logan
X Martha
FOR RENT Nsce room modern
cottage els~tricity. well eissern.
cellar Phone esS-J sls $. Oak
FOR RENT Hishly Improved eight
room dwe.llng Location the
best seven room. fails noaern
close IN splendid farm. good
Improvements.
Patterson Real Estate Exchange
FOR RENT Furnished rooms wiih
or without board. Also furnished
housekeeping rooms $40 r Noble
Ave
FOR RENT-Two conveniens an.
furnished Housekeeping rooms. fun
mosern Phone ls3.
FOR RENT-we have tao very nice
room cottages for rent Can glv-
time lease on one. a b Arm
strong and CO. Phone sss
FOR RENT-Lght housekeeping.
moderu rooms and board sos y
End Phone 577
FOR REST-Nioe Modern room
house Also one : room house not
modern A. p Armstrong and CO
Phone ess.
GOOD ONES FOR RENT-Rirht
now. hungalor go y Wash At
once. S rooms els r sprineer Nov
eHber 2eth. BUNGALOW 2i2 y Drexe.
About December 10th. 81 + wash
These are np-to-dste homes for
good people. Phone 27i The Gat
fney CO.
SITUATION WANTED
SITUATION WANTED pracii al
nurse. Phone SO.
WANTED-By experienced colored
woman zs a cook in a good family
wlA 90 70 Oklahoma city 5i7 f
Lincoln
COIJ0RED BOY-wants work as
chauffeur or house work. Refer
ence. Ills " Grant Jno u
Bolden.
Frances birth rate of .007.
WITH infant mortality At - PEI cent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

MULHALL NEWS
Nh } A Haise has a. Ter guests
iAis week her pareniS Nr sud Mr.
, klasslesailh * wsnasse. ossa
a Rundeil IS doing estga sefk
~ lArieks garage Eswsi kel~a 8
al~o ass member Ia shs r.Salf D.
pssim~nt
lses = Cases 6, holdlnx ; ~sek
revival At The Christian chareb
Ais Frances riakesisy assistant
boekkeepef for the Che9aa. nsaherv
Music 60 % Guihrie eas ~ ies fe~
aass visit Nnh her parsnis M and
Mn Charles Riakesles
Ar aad Mrs ! " nehoal 4 o.
lsaao attended the meeilue ef he
Chr4siian ohur,h here suns,s hlkht
William Mckinley - mskink some
Improvements on BIS home b. hnlia
nag new noom
" Is Coinhs Is nTcnarine fos eassi
crops next wear by hsslng AIS hafn
uAae lnrssr
Nr and Mn Charles rasrason
WELCOMED ,he arrival ~ a aanehsel
~ iAsll homr oon Nnyemhef islh
n u Matthews amt lsmes uu
~erc chcsen last SATURDAY az spe,
TAI ssection held ia town. IS members
Il ihs ;-cean County Free falf Asso.
cation "a represent Mnlhan township
} A D.. Smita Who one time lived
IN Nulhall lAen boueh, farm ls~
miles southwest of town. aied al lhs
home q hls son Fisk al Gneydon. La
un November 40 was afflicted
vii AcAucer lie sold hls Nulhall
tow nShlp farm about ten wars ara
moved with has family to place
near he eulf
Nr $. Dehl accompanied BY her
sister. Mrs n " Hartman and the
iatter's son. Frank. have been enjoy.
ms a vlsi, with relatives and friends
AZ Junction CITY. kansas
John Fowler Of Morrison Ma here
last Friday 90 500 Mis- daughter. Mrs
A. X Cross and her family Nr
fosl.F ~as accompanied bs bis san-
IN Law. Mr clayton
ar and Nr, John Taylor and
daughter u Oklahoma cts we're the
guests Of Nj snd Mrs. John rhomn-
son last Sunday
Rollle Birekei Of Orlando waa "a
town FOR iew hours Monday
Mr. and Mr. J D Rooney are here
from Oklahoma City They Wil prob
abis occupy their house al the place
Tor the winter
The services az the Methodist
Church next Sunday niehi Viii par
take OF a literary nature !, viii be
Interesting and there via b. special
selections Of music
Miss Ruth Temple who is teaching
in the junior hieh In The Chiekasha
school. was al home 20 risis viih her
parents few DAYS ago
A SURPRISE PARTY
The many friends of Mrs Eva
cunsaulas. eaghered at her home on
sunday. November i3th with we'll
filled baskets 20 help her celebrate
her sist birthday which proved 20 be
. complete surprise TO Mrs. Gunsaulas
Plenty Of entertainment was pro-
ylded aud the guests departed wish
ing their hos, mauy more pleasant
birthdays. Those preseni. we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clnff Ar and
Mn. ". y Combs. Mr. and Mrs "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

FOR sALE-SsFen FIRST class mlik
COWS Ph0rs FR-ss
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FOR Rents room house. Inquire
At augusta Myers $40 soath First
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
HASA TRIPLE TIE
Fox Motor, Wins Cake and
Thornton-FuIIer All Dead
locked for First Place

The Industrial Amateur Baseball
to a conclusion on Saturday afternoon,
and three teams are on even terms for
first place as the result of the games
played last evening.
Six of the seven teams were in action,
Thornton Fuller, which had half
game advantage being idle. lvins Cake
and Fox Motor, who were tied for the
position of runer up, half a game in
the rear, came through with victories
and now three teams are tied for f1rSt
place.
According TO the schedule for Satur
day not one of the trio involved come
together so there Is every possibility
6 the final series ending in a three
cornered deadlock. President Milton
Hohlfeld said this morning IL such was
the case that the games would be played
off Immediately next week as twilight
contests, as the games to be played for
the championships would take place on
Saturdays.
Wins defeated Supplee- Biddle at
Broad and Allegheny in game featured
by home run made by Shortstop
Fahey which was the first pitched by
Coe, of Supplee- Blddle. The hurting
of Jake Heevenr was also notew rthy
At Sevents and Grange avenue a
home run by Maginnis with Hunter on
won for Fox Motor over General Flee,
tricy by a count of to 4. Hohlfcld
captured the other clash with Art
Looms on the Northeast High grounds,
score u to Q. Hohlfeld made twenty
three hits. Parker having pair of
homcrs and pracht n triple and homer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
WALT MOSER SPRINGS
SURPRISE ON NATIVITY
TodayS Local Ball Games
Harrowgate at sphns. Broad and Big,er

HarrowEate at Sphns. Broad and Big,er
streets.
Fleisher Ynrners at burlington, n. J.
Baltimore Black SoS 90 HARRISBURG.
Detroit Starr at Hilldale. Third and Erie
streets, Camden.
Wildwood ut shanahnn. Forty-eighth and
Brown streets.
American Chain nt Dridesburg, Richmond
and OrthOdox streets.
+. X. T. All-Stars At Fox Motor. Seventh
md Grange avenre.
BlucJnckcts' LcaEuc-All-NIarines VS.. All
Navy. mt League Island Navy Yard. 1'3O
j. & j. Dobson nt Belacld. Church lane
and Ogontz avenue, Germantown.
Donovan s Armstrong ut Media \. A.,
Siytieth and Oxford streets.
Northwest Collegluns Ut southwark Mems
Club. Meadow and Mifhn streets:
Washington Braves nt Eden. Wilmington;
Cuban stars vt North Phlllies, tourth nnh
WlngOlOcking streets.
Superintendent Of Gar Service VS.. ENecu-
tive office, ct T.. X. X. Y. VI. {. n. grounus'
Forty-fourth and Pnrkside avenue. T.; vi.
forS M%It9n aT%nus a. and 4 enks strcsts a.
Indiana Pros at Tweptieth Century ts,S kspgS'
YESTERDAYS SCORES
Industrial LeaEuc-Iylns Cake. :; supplse-
Riddle 3. HOhlfeld. 10; AIT Loom, 9. Fox
Motor. 81 General Electric. :.
Shanahan. 3. Nativity, /:
Harrow gate. .; J. a J. Dohson. ..
Uilldnlc, 3; D,troit stars, 2.
Fleisher. 4; Sharples. y.
Donoyan-Armstrong( o; Media a. A. D.
clover. Cl ): Iiberty. s.
PE De-, sa,Ss ; :; Memphis HrisI iS 2iants 3.
BOND a. c. I0i Record. q.
Fnirmount. o. Shot Tower. 2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
LEONARD WILL NOT
LOSE FORFEIT COIN
Tender Will Return $4,000 Any
Time Champion Boxes
Local Contender
EXTENDS OCTOBER II LIMIT
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

It has developed that Benny Leonard
will not be the loser OF that $4,000 for
felt which was taken up by Lew Tend
Ter when the champion failed to appear
or weigh in for their match here on
August IL, being forced to call Oft the
contest owing to an injury to his lett
hand. At the time when Leonard s for
felt was claimed 1t was stated that he
viding he signed for u bout with Tend
Ter on or before October II.
Now It hos been learned that Leon
ard has an idetinite time allowance In
order to have his $4,000 returned.
riously." said Phil Glassmi y, Tender S
manager today, Lew ana / have de-
cided that Leonard evidently cannot get
into shape for a championship match
by October ~. For this reason We
think it no more than fair to give Leon
ard as much time as he wants before
signing for contest.
That $4,000 IS in the bank and the
money plus interest will be returned to
Leonard the moment he steps into tho
ring to box Tender. Lew is anxious
to meet the champion. He wished that
the bout had gone through as scheduled
a month ago, but Tender is not such
an impatient fellow. While he felt
badly for a time, he is perfectly salts
fed now to go along meeting all comers
until Leonard names his own date for
q meeting with Lew
Tender is still confident that meet
ing with Leonard would mean new
champion. He has been training daily
at a local gym for his match with
Sailor Friedman, and he Is pleased
with the strength Of his hands in box =
ing.
II am not so sure about being able
TO whip every man in the world at 135
pounds, ringside," said Lew yesterday
there may be some one around who
probably could set me on my left ear,
but as far as a bout with Leonard is
concerned. he is one man | know | can
beat decisively-so decisively as to win
the championship. If it were up tc
| Judges or a referee to decide-that is
| in the event Of match going the limit
AT that I have my doubts that q
| Leonard -Tepdler bout would go the
scheduled distance. A knockout. in my
mind. would result, and Lew Tender
would not be the man on the floor, y
| finished the southpaw.
Tender has been sparring for sev.
cral days with Johnny Mealy. Soutt
Philadelphia hard right handed puncher
Joe Tiplitz, his stablemate, is expected
to be added to Tenders staff Of SHOCK
absorbers during the last two days oi
Lewis training.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
Boots and Saddle

The least purse at LOtonia is S1400
with an allowance race for SlTOO. there
being no outstanding feature. ChochO
should win back in this event, with
Darjeeling and Brunswick as the run
ners up.
Horses well placed in other Laton!a
races are First, Tamper. Bucking-
ham, Salamander; second, King Fisher,
Royal Duck, Harvest King; third;
Verde. Midway, Rrotherlv Love /;
sixth. ]. G Stone, Wave, Gourmond !;
seventh, Lou Wildrig, Sir Orient,
Candle Light.
At Montreal-First race. First Pul
let. PanamRn. Propaganda; second,
Martisn, Sea Sun, McCoburn third,
Corenzio, Stacey Adams, Johnny
Dundee; fifth, Betty j., BastilIe,
Wakefield; sixth. Gorilla, Asterisk,
Statim: seventh. Our Birthday, Trick
ster III, Duke Ruff.
Al Belmont - First race, Bantry
pass. Last Girl. Sword second, Crest
Hill. lie Masaurin, Skibberdecn third,
Alexander Hamilton, FLUFF, Rem fourth,
Tryster. Grey Lag. Knobbe; fifth,
Pirate McGec. American Boy, Rock
port; sixth, All Over, Pavia.
Neddam. owned nv the Redstone stable
which went insane while being shipped from
earatoga and tore on his shoes and kckeC
the car up, IL coming around all right. Th'
persons who have been betting on him. ho"
ever remain kopelessly insane.
The stewards at Belmont have put a pen
atty on scratching horses from races, Ter
per cert OF the money awarded to the frs
horse BY the association IL to so 10 the sec
end and third horses as a penalty when
"a : ,'-- Except IN case Of accident 70 th'