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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-10-22
Candidates Prepare
For M e e t in g

Mitchell, Oct. 22.-With the ap-
proach of the December party propos-
al meeting at Pierre, republicans
throughout the state are becoming
active in the interests of the candi-
dates for the various state offices.
1t seems practically certain that w.
H. McMaster will have no opposition
in his nomination for governor again.
nor will there be opposition to Lieut..
Gov. Carl Gunderson.
C. A. Burkhart will be candidate
for reelection as secretary of state,
but it is certain he will have opposi-
tion. In fact, G. e. Cbyne, Ft. Pierre,
. veteran newspaper man, already Ia
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-10-22
Financial r epOrts
Show Smaller Profits

Pierre, Oct. 22.--Fewer companies
making financial reports to the state
securities commission for the last
year show a gain than in former
years according to the annual report
of the commission recently filed with
Governor w. HI. McMaster.
Where profit is shown. smaller
percentage appears than heretofore" !"
the report states. MANY purely lo-
cal organizations that have formerly
shown gains, now show decided loss
es. We believe this to be due both
to the present finacial condition and
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-10-22

Palestine, Tex, Oct. ga guard
patroled the yards of the Interna-
tional and Great Northern Railroad
here today in anticipation of a walk
out of trainmen scheduled for today.
Although union officials were reti-
cent it was stated emphatically that
the strike would take place as plan
ned. The strikers places probably
will be filled temporarily by other
railroad workers who will keep trains
running until the general strike set
for October 80 officials said.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-10-22
State Products. In
Railway Exhibit

Pierre Oct. 21.-The state imigra-
tion department. which has had sew
eral exhibits on the road this fall, is
supplying the G. M. & st. p. railway
company with exhibits for its exhibit
car, which is to be taken over Wis
consin, Illinois and Minnesota this
winter to show what can be done
along the lines of that company in
South Dakota.
One of the exhibits was made up
largely of exhibits from the north
western part Of the state which is
covered by the Milwaukee system.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-10-22
Irish Peace
Negotiations

London, October 22.--With the
Irish peace negotiations trembling on
the brink of disaster, Michael Col
Inns, leader OF the Sim Fein army
and one OF the delegates, went to
Dublin today to consult Eamonn De
Valera. De Valera, it was believed,
would decide whether negotiations
would be broken off, due to differ
ences.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-10-22
REDUCTION Of
FREIGHT RATES
INTERSTATE COMMERCE. COM
MISSION MAKES ORDER FOR
WESTERN STATES.

Washington, Oct. ga general
reduction of freight rates on hay,
grain and feed in western and inter-
mountain territories was ordered to-
day by the interstate commerce COM
mission. This action was forecast
exclusively by the United Press and
is one of the first steps of the gov
ernment designed to avert the threat
ened railroad strike.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-10-22
FIRST RAIL MEN
0 GO GU 7
PRELIMINARY WALKOUT OF 1877
MEN AT HOUSTON, TEXAS,
TODAY

9 Houston, Texas, Oct. 22.-The pro-
gressive nationwide railroad strike
got under way here today when 167
trainmen employed by the Interna-
tional and Great Northern walked
out here. The men walked out at
noon. Reports from other points on
the line showed more than 100 other
employees quit working at noon. I'm
ion officials said the strike would be
100 per cent with more than 900
men out
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-10-22

Washington, Oct. 22.-Railroads
would be barred from collecting
claims against the government for al
legged Stacking of labor during fed
eral control, under an amendment to
the administration railroad relief
bill adopted by the senate Interstate
commerce committee and authorized
to be favorably reported.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-10-22
Loses ForetOp
Mast In Race

Halifax, October 22.-The Glou-
cester fishing schooner, Elsie, carried
away her foretop mast on the home
stretch of the first race for the fish
erman's trophy today. The Blue
Nose was a mile ahead at the time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-10-22
sioux CITY Ldye stool.

Sioux City, Oct. 22.-With the top
at $500 here the bulk of the hogs
counting purchases made, by ship
pers landed within a spread of $500
and $7.75. Only rough weighty sows
in small lots were froced to sell un-
der 5000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-10-22

Washington, Oct. 22.-Former SER
vice men viii cost the United States
government 20 billion dollars within
the next rs years, Senator King. of
Utah, told the United Press today.
Most of this huge sum will be paid
out of the treasury in some form of
pension for veterans of the world
war. Bonuses and various kinds of
allowances and benefits will make up
the remainder he said.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-10-22
Fig h t B e t w e e n.
Police and Communists

Havre, France, October 22.-Five
persons were injured in fighting be-
tween police and mob of Commun-
lists before the American Consulate
during night.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-10-22

Washington, Oct. 22.-Secretary
of War Weeks today issued an or
der for the reduction of the Ameri-
can forces In Germany to 126 Off
GERS and 1878 men.
The evening world., 1921-01-11

play too hard for the gallery.
Aud In the fourth there wasn't "
OF trouble so you might notice, 1ut
again In the iifth Bill begun the t9e-
to- toe stun when suddenly-and tSis
the camera showS-sJack pushed I'm
back, straightened him out and He.
for a K Bertha with his right.
There IL goes-gOod by, Bill"
yelled an enthusiast near me.
An expert winked at him. 80
winked back a moment later when,
instead Of sending in the dcmoAS S""",
Jack fddled as II he had In fron. -
him John l.. Sullivan, Jim CorS,.Lt,
Jack Johnson and Joe Lynch all ruled
into one. II was too early 10 call { n
day-for the films.
Tho rest OF the sessions mp to the
eleventh showed just enough TO estab-
lish that Jack was the master. But
In the eleventh Jack went through
Bill like the devil went through Ath-
lone.
There should have been no twelfth.
II was over, there and then, and the
doSenth round was mere prolongat!ou
of the tortures OF Bill, who knew he
was all IN when he went out to get
the coup de tat
If you saw the fight, recall the
rounds as they are here veraciously
set down. Tex did lose on the gate
but the pictures are going fine.
Moral--When you are tempted to lay
a wager on the number of rounds a
boxerNwill last find out first II there
are TO be pictures.
The evening world., 1921-01-11
LIVE WIRES
By Neal r. O'HGa.

OIVHsnA l''L PIpSlAS uhs
New Workers SIS alcoholic blindness,
walk
the metropolis
Jim Beckett fight
a fellows a too
Nights when Jimmy defends his he troubled with
punishment like a
solely they
make England safe nor the Enghsh
Beckets stalled a
hits the schedule
Annette Keermann
ahead OF Charley Chaplin a knockout comedian.
Only constitution with
the pummens Jm has au Carp hudded him before Jim had
And
got rich forwarding the
They
not and
solid Rock
Becketts dome left ''.--'"'~~
The evening world., 1921-01-11
With the Basketball Players

Aur Lady OF Sorrows quintet,
champions OF Long Island, will de-
fend its title against the Long Island
Big Five this evening at the Parish
Hall, Corona. The champions will
line up with Kennedy HallOran, Cos
grove, Kelly and o'Hare.
The Seneca Five, a fast 12O pound
team, defeated the Mitchell Post l4S,
A. L., in a fast game by % to 81
The winners have open dates. Adj
dress louis White, 2O2 West 69tl
Street, Guy
The Triangles, averaging lSO pounds
would like 70 arrange games with
teams OF Ike strength. Address NJ,
Wolf, l7S West SGD Street, City.
St. AnSelm's Five, composed OF Ma
goney, Corey, Mclaughlin, Ahern and
the Nichols brothers, have several open
dates. V. R. Nichols "a West 104th
Street, city, is booking manager.
The Bepony Five who have plaed
the leading 40 pound teams in
Greater New York have several open
dates, Address David l.. Eisner, l65
East l06th Street.
The Hurlers Basketball team prac-
ticaly clinched the 40 pound cham
pionship Of the East Side by defeat
ing the strong institutional Five. The
score was T-l6 ''Babe" HeCht and
Speed Korb featured for the win
nerS. The Hurlers have open dates,
Address Samuel wagner 1873 Eldridge
Street.
The WyandOts A. c., a 95 pound
aggregation Of net tossers made it's
| winning record read ten straight by
coming out on the long end Of the
score in the last contest The Ave
Is composed Of captain Moxie Tiesch,
! Wesley, Miller Sohneiderman and
Goldstein, For games address Max
Tiesch, 467 East l69th Street
The Union Big Five defeated the
st. Vincent Ferrer team in a recent
contest by SC 10 "a. Next Saturday
night the winners meet the St. George
Five in the second game OF a series
The contest viii be sta ged at the
Union Settlement Athletic Oiuh courts
2si East iOAth Street
J West End Post. Veterans OF Foreign
Waru, would like 70 arrange ran,ei
The evening world., 1921-01-11
Minors to Join
Majors To-Day
AtJOint Session

CHICAGO. Jan. II. - Committees
leagues TO draw up new national
agreement yesterday oficially voted
their approval OF the agreement for
muiated in New York recently which
provided for reorganizat OF the
game with Federal Judge KenesaW
NJ. Lands as Baseball Commissioner.
The action OF the committee put at
rest rumors that the American
League was not satisfied with the
agreement and that consequently a
new fight might break out between
the major organizations.
The agreement will be acted on for
mally by the two leagues probably
to O-day, but this action Is looked
upon by baseball men s. a mere for
m8lity, the National League already
having signed the agreement and
Ban johnson. President OF the Amer
Jean League, having officially an
nounced that the agreement met with
the approval Of club owners in his
circuit.
Prospects OF the minor leagues
joining the majors appeared bright
last night, although no action on the
agreement was taken at their meet
ing yesterday. The Minor League
Drafting Committee will meet with
the two major league committees to-
day, when II Is believed that all
differences OF opinion concerning the
rules under which the game should
be governed will be settled.
The National Association OF Minor
Leagues at its meeting yesterday adopt
ed several amendments to its constitu-
tion, including one designed to stamp
ont gambling and game throwing and
another creating a Board OF Control 10
supervise post season inter league
RnmRa.
The evening world., 1921-01-11
CREAM OF SCHOOL |
SKATING TALENT !
|, FACE WESTERNERS
Best Team Possible TO Repre-
sent New York for Evening
World Trophy. M

Throughout tho Public Schools
Greater New York both elcment
aud high. a thorough combins 4
progress to-day by the p. s. A
officials in an endeavor to reCru
strong squad OF skaters to oppose
Chicago sChoolboys in the inter-
meet with New York next month
The Evening World trophy.
All schooTboys possessing slzR
ability have been instructed to rer1
to their respective physical direCt
for further details.
Within the next few weeks ell
nation races viii be run or In
different indoor rink5, from which
team viii be chosen to oppose
Windy City boys, Feb. ), at tho g.
N. Y. stadium.
After the L. S. A. J.. officials hs
picked the team from the seve
hundred youngsters who win str
for the right 10 represent this
the survivors will be trained by.
staff of the most experienced intp
collegiate coaches in the country,
gether with a few profession
skaters. II is assured that the tee
representing New York will not Ia
proper coaching for the races on [
ice next month.
In the mean while word comes frc
Chicago that Julian Fitzgerald. Cha
man Of Mayor Thompsons ice slSs
ing COMMITTEES, who transmitted I
challenge 70 Mayor Hylan Of N,
York, for the races, reports that 4
Chicago team is rounding into sh
for-the dual meet on the flooded I'd
grounds that has been utilized
skating rinls during the winter. N
are likewise beeing. coached by mi
prominent skaters OF the Mid
West.
Considerable enthusiasm Is
played in the forthcoming clash
tween the school boys OF the
cities due 10 the fact that II ma
the first schoolbOy skating races
tween the two cities ever attemp
The evening world., 1921-01-11
FiStic NeIO8 PSlSoos s9 ;ess and Gossip

KG9. Ksy0 GDooas to sst plenty of Wok for
Gas6oE ~ hs h = fast flEhtE and ain Dunchsr.
oartsE only weighs l23 pounds
PAdkS H0mmsy. the oAa side lightweight. win
90 AgAinSt Humy Kane. tn YOrkvule hghter. IN =
nfen-rUHnd bout TO . decision. a the PuDesr
Sporting Club sn the night q Jan. g. Hommey
reaGrly dsfsahad Bobby NOEth and MAioilmAksF
DOsss0iCk has decided 10 have Aim try hh hAnd in
long bO'H with Kane,
Al ths regular weekly boxing show Of the Star
h6ht tsporttnE Club Of the Bronx tonight Irving
(Red'D JGmpOl the former amateur feathurWeight
win 20 against AhckCg Brown. tho east side Italian
bOulf In the star bout o. ten rounds, In the
aathi- -nnA. While FentOur meets hks Smith for
tn rUands.
Marty BuIke. the New orleans Light heaTyWeshi,
And his manager. Fred Dlgby have severed their
oOpnections Business pressure was responsible fct
DlEhy parting with Burke. but the men are ain
The bea OF friends Tom Burke. brother Of Marty.
will lOOk atcr bis nOther's interests in the future
RockeJ Kansas the sturdy hghtWelEht q Buffalo.
who has fought many Of the topmotchars. would
like TO get on = bout with either Champion Benny
Leonard OF while Jackson. either At Madison
square OArdeu or one OF the other big clubs 10
heu York Hlate, Kansas - one o. those game.
willing fighters who alWays furnishes plenty Of
aHiOn.
match has Just been arranged betWem Midget
smith and Pal Moore Of Memphis. They will
battle ten rounds Al Montreal Canada on jan n.
smith Is also booked to meet Youna NARROW At the
Gsidan on Friday might for ten rounds and Ear
Puryear TOT tsn rounds At Cleveland. o.. on Jan.
TO- HiS injured hand Is well again. CO.
BftalAE Rsddy. the Harlem featherwuight, is A.
other ldral battler who Is anxious to get crock At
.ChamplOn johnny Kilbane. the feathtrWglght title
holder Hf may b. matched TO fight Dutch Brandt
Of BroohJt ut the Garden on the night Of Jau. II.
ReddJ isl had who always makes . good nght
Johnny Wilson. the mlddcwcisht champion, has
finally been matched up for a battle. He viii tSte
on George Chip Of New Castle, Pa for ten rounds
Al the Motor Square Boxing club of Pittsburgh On
mn iT Amer this bout Wilson will Try and gei
on a bout with Mike O'DoWd, who has bfen rs.
peAiedg challenging him for a return battle
MIX Musogern has taken q pair Of new borer,
undsr his management Lyons the Wost .lds
welterWC lghi. who boxes Buck Weaver 10 Madison
square, Garden Jan, H. and Johnny Finley. who
has 5ust seen mustered Of The scNoe and vholl
shorty bta racksy Hommcy At the Pioneer s. G.
v.a. n.a Hra.Au- vvra-
The evening world., 1921-01-11

Judging by the advance sale OF tick
cts for the big boxing show at hadi-
son Square Garden on Friday night,
at which Benny Leonard and Rttchle
Mitchell OF Milwaukee win meet in a
fifteen-round bout for the worlds
lightweight championship title, It
looks like a sure thing that the gross
receipts will surely go over Sl25, 900.
The auction sale OF tickets IN Wall
Street and at the Waldorf Astoria
last week netted over $4,000. This
with the first days sale at the Gar
den has brought up the total to over
S25, 900. q t.'' K,
Bill BFennIn, the ChioASo hsaVyWSEfE hAs bSsn
siRned BY his mAnHsrr. Leo Flynn. for two hga,s
His first viii b. with Bill Bailey OF Atlanta. Ga
for Ten rounds 81 savannah. Ca. on Jan. 81. ahd
his sseond with Hugh WalkO Of Kansas CITY for
ton rounds a. a shOW TO be hTua by the American
Lesion A. Dallas, Tex, on Jan, 9s. BroIman u
training At oruPV'S yAnaaun.
Another prOuising Nsw England nghleT WI MAKE
his first aDpsAranc In a bout in thh Oity Tonight
lie IL Jimmy Fruzzetu. tas uEhtWeiEht Champion
OF his STATE. Friz1s,h EOt decision over Benny
Valsur FUcGntly and tho pair will clash again At
the Pioneer sporting Clubs ntTt show In a return
battle Jot Delayo tSckles Frankie Olsen LA the
sar0r.tRGi a ten tOunds
wnHe JaoksOn will Dot hEht Mel cOyEan a. The
Olympia A. A. d Philadclphla 90 nCIt Ainnday
night berauss COoEan's managers haEe declined The
match Jac6son's hEht arm Is badly SWOLLEN a I
result o. his bout with PinlS Nnlchell and b
,Wtll not boa agGin unail he meets hsW Tender it
the Saioual A. c. OF MfWaukes for ten rpgndS
on Jan g. 10
Johnny Murray. the fast little Harlem feather
weight. has been matched by his manlger Fsank
BGElsy. to meet Bnly Murphy Of Staten Island for
ten rounds At the G, mmonweath Sporting Club Of
Harlem on Saturday evening, Jan 22 ...
Eddie wallace the veteran lightWlight q Brook
bn. and Harvey Bright, the high school boy. have
been signed up by John weimantsl 10 clash In tho
main bout of fleen rounds At the next boxing show
q the RdEeWOOd Grove Sporting Club Of Brooklyn
on Saturday nj ght. In the semi final Of tea uund'
Jack HAnlOD wall meet Joe Doedy Of RdseWoOd ~
Matchmaker CHARLEY DrEycOtt has booked Bsitling
Klddy TO Hi6et Joe WoCds of Greenwich. Conn "a
y bath toT httte1 rounds 10 . decision AZ li,
wcodnAyvn sporting Club on nsTi Saturday nigH,
amt Eddls brady va PADDY Phllbn for ten naunds
\ Al the same club tonight butch Brandt meeti
1 wlnia ,HoAiT fqf f'osu rouY e,..&
wipie Ourbs Is another ~ thniatsur flSbtpr Ehr
~ dlfidel ln ioln ~ pro-, bnal ttuat ia 81
tlanld hinran undt tha Il 'aramera q yoknn,
The evening world., 1921-01-11
x. o. LOuEhIIn knocks Out Tommy
Mcfarland.

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 1I-K o.
Loughlin. walterweight champion q
Pennsylvania, knocked out Tommy Mo.
Farland. New England welterweight
champion In the fourth rounds Of a
scheduled ten round contest at tho Car
lyle A. c, last night, Mcfarland Is a
good. game boxer, but Loughlln carried
too many guns. This is the first time
that Mcfarland has ever been knocked
out LOuEhlin made such a good lm-
preston that three CLUBS are bidding
for his services 10 box Jack Britsnn
for the worlds wolterweiEht title
Ioughln weighed li5 and Mcfarland
l5i.
The evening world., 1921-01-11
sullivan, GoIdsteIn aud CLANCY
Win,

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. ll-Iimntv
sullivan. the former worlds amntrur
champion and present sparring purtner
OF Willie Jackson scored "A technical
knockout over BOOby Barrett OF Chester
Pa, before .he greatest crowd that ever
witnessed contest at the Olympia A.
Referee slim Brennan was forced
TO stop the contest m the third round
To save Barrett from further punlan-
ment, I'm the other feature bouts Abe
Goldstem of New York scored over
Battling Mack OF Camden IN a fast
slN-rouud bout, and George Chpnr, Of
Baltimore stopped A Murphy Of Scra a.
ton in Ave rounds
The evening world., 1921-01-11
Myriek Again Heads Tennis Ticket:

Julian S. .Myriek has been renom-
mated for tho office OF Presideut OF
the United states Lawn Teunis Asso-
citation. The Nominating Committee,
which included Charles S. Landers,
New York, Chairman. W.'P. Row
land, Philadelphia, and j. c. Stewart,
Chicago, decided that the prospect, o 4
an unusually active season, made it
wise to follow the old adagei Meyer
trade horses while crossing a stream"
SomeWhat to the surprise Of lawn
tennis followers the meeting this year
is transferred from the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel. where II has been held
for nearly two decades, to the Hotel
McAlpin Also IL is moved from Fri
day to Saturday, the date being Sat-
urday, Feb. S. The delegates will go
into session at 1.S0 p. NJ.
The evening world., 1921-01-11
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS

nCy, L0yclicst,
Second Race - Rolo, VulcanIze.
Day Lilly
Third Race - ST. Isidore. Ultra
Gold, DI Carmen
Fourth Race - Tpplty Wtchet
Eddie Rckenbscha, p'ctor
Orient Dark Hpl
Sixth R8cn AAthcug Serbian
Hank O'Day
city solid Rot
The evening world., 1921-01-11
Man o, war 70 90 70 k.ntoeL,n.

War, the wonder horse OF the. American
turf will leave Glen Riddle Farm At
Berlin. Pa, for this city on noNt Mon.
day. according to a letter received here
Yesterday by the Board OF COmUepce
from Samuel ID, Riddle his oWper,
Before he Il takch 10 Hinata FaFm;
where he viii 10 retired 10 the stud,
he win ue ghOWlE probably on Jan, Us.
al the Lexington trheh
The evening world., 1921-01-11

with v +. w. and American Legion
Posts. Edward l.. Williams OF 1863
Amsterdam Avenue, is manager
The champion Spartan Five OF the
Bronx won its tenth straight game
by defeating the Cedar Athletic Club
40 to SO. The Spartans have open
dates. Address Irving Warsch, AZ
East 173d Street.
ST. Johns p. +. Church. team would
like 10 meet any team in the 100
pound light junior class. Communi-
cate with G. Nelson, 1lS Downing
Street, Yonkers, n. Y.
The evening world., 1921-01-11
NVTALTER BEGINGER Of Wis
w consln came all the way East


w consln came all the way East
with a letter in his pocket
from ex-Gov. John s. Blaine, which
he read. The Governor showed a
surprising knowledge Of boxing, its
good points and It's defects He made
general suggestions. too. one OF which
read like this: ~.
Among the sub ieetS which should
receive due confederation by your
body is the reduction Of purses and
admission charges, because the large
centres by offering alluring purses
are making II impossible for the cities
In this section Of the country to COM
pete with them in securing the talent
Of the champions and the eontonders
tor the championship. The offerihp
of extremely large purses nsesssitates
the increase Of admission charges and
thereby shuts out many admirers Of
the sport because the charge is ex-
eessiVe. This should be avoided by
uniform control"
After the luncheon the delegates
adjourned to the headquarters OF the
International Sporting Club, where
the first steps leading TO Q national
.organi Za4ion were taken. Alfred L.
Marilley, counsel for the Army, Navy
and Civilian Board OF Boxing, Con-
troll. was made temporary chairman n
and temporary committees were
named. These will serve until q per-
manent organization is effected with
in the next three days.
An odd feature Of the meeting was
that aside from the officials OF the
international Club there wasn't a
boxer, manager or promoter present
az either OF the gatherings Even
Tex Rickard was among the alb
Sentees.
The evening world., 1921-01-11
ALL PARTS MEN COME
TO FORM NATIONAL BODY
TO CONTROL RING SPORT

Delegation Includes Boxing Leaders States From Maine to
oregon and All Are Enthusiastic Over ThreeDay Session
Here to Put Pugism Under Single Governing 1ead-nter
national Sporting Club Starts Movement Which Promises
to Be Countrywide.