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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-20

Mrs. Louis Erich expects to leave
this week for the eastern markets,
where she will purchase goods fol
the Peoples store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-20

Mrs. Jim Montgomery, who recent
ly underwent an operation in local
hospital. was able to be removed to
her home today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-20

II your dealer won't sell you a case
OF Bud for the house, phone Fried
lander 4 McRae They will deliver II
10 you. 1S.2t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-20

It takes n man with iron nerve
to pass up cold glass OF Budweiser
and hot dog at Friedlander & Me-
Rae's, 12S Chickasha avenue. 1927
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
ACID IN STOMACH.
.S0URS THE FOOD
~ IS
Says Excess Of Hydroehlorie Add
ID Cause Of Indlgesdea, i .

A well-known authority states
that stomach trouble and indiges-
ton are nearly always due to acid
ity-acid stomach-and not, as most
folks believe, from q lack Of diges-
tive juices. He states that an ex-
cess of hydroehloric acid in the
stomach retards digestion and
starts food fermentation. then our
meals sour like garbage in . can.
forming acrid fluids and gases
which initiate the stomach like a
toy balloon. We then get that
heavy, lumpy feeling In the chest.
We eructate sour food. belch gas, or
have heartburn. natulencA water
brash, or nausea.
He tslls us to lay aside an diges-
tive aids and instead, ct from any
pharmacy four ounces OF lad Salts
and take . tablespoonful In E g1Ass
OF water before breakfast while Il
Is effervescing, and furthermore to
continue this for one week. Will
relief follows the first dose. II II IN
portant to neutralize the acidity. re
move the gas-making mass, start = {.
liver, stimulate the hdneys AZ
thus promote ire 0ou Of puae
digestive juices.
Jad salts is inexpensive and II
made nun the acid d grapes and
lemon juiA lonbined With nthfa
and sodiun Yxoophata. This harm-
-. .~I&~ a Snl~A - -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
ROCK ISLAND MAN BLAMES
ACCIDENT Of -FOUR YEARS AGO
FOR MANY TROUBLES Of PAST

walked four blocks without stop
ping to rest. was very nervous
and restless, too.
I've been taking Trutona just
exactly . week and it's fact that
I haven't had one Of those former
weak. dizzy spells since. In fact,
I feel SO much better than I'm Just
like another man. instead Of the
same person. My nervousness has
left me. and I'm at last able 10
sleep like a growing boy At night.
I'm certainly glad to have found
a medicine that would overcome
my troubles, and I'm equally glad
to pass the good word along to 9TH
ers. I'll tell you, folks. Trutona
Is . REAL medicine"
Trutpna, the famous tonic, Of
which Mr.. Fletcher speaks 30 high
~ and which has won the unstint-
ed praise Of scores Of Rock Island
people in the past four weeks, il
being introduced and explained IN
Rock Island 1t Scillegel's DRUG
Stota Buy = bottle Of this great
tonie TODAYI
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23

be bad luck-for You. No need to
call police, either. I'm not q bur-
glar. I'm Q detective"
Il suppose SOL" I utter. real
heavy.
my name is william Hyde, and
I am Of the firm OF Harker and
Hyde, private detectives"
But why pick on mel" I had
heard Of Harker and Hyde, and
this bird was pretty cool. He
wasn't worried . bit.
The DARK Secret
Because I happen to be work
ing to protect the interests of
young Valentine Brewster snaps
this guy. land I also happen to
know Judge Curtis is paying you
money to keep him away from home
and l want to know why!"
Look here!" yodel. III Judge
Curtis is paying me, I'm earning
the coin honestly and not search
ing other peoples rooms. II V.
Morgan Brewster or any other bird
thinks"
"Brewster's thoughts are his
own" cuts in Hyde. so are mine.
I apologize for having to play the
sneak. but this matter is too ser
ious to hesitate over little things.
If you are honest and aboveboard
I'm going to be very sorry. II not
you'll be the sorry one. I advise
you to keep your skirts clear il You
don't want q heap of trouble. Mr.
Matthew Michael McGuff!"
And with that volley the man
Of the black mustache strolled
outa my room like the stage vii.
lain in the third act, while I stared
after him as II I were the original
Steve Stupid himself.
Ito Be Continued.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
Never, Well Since Mishap
at Local Foundry-Tells
How Trutona Has Re-
stored His. Faith in Med
'icine.

Ever since l got burnt at the
about four years ago, I've
been subject to weak, dizzy. spells
and I'd tried 90, many medicines
In the past three years without
getting relief that I'd lost faith in
all remedies, but this great tonic
Trutona has restored my faith, %
Robert Fletcher. for 80 years an
employe Of the Rock Island Stove
Foundry and well known local man
Of 614 Sixth street, gratefully told
the Trutona expert last week.
Whenever one Of those dizzy
spells came over me I'd haye> to
sit down at once, otherwise ]
would have fallen down." he con-
tipued. "Just before taking Tn
tona ! was 20 weak Lcouldu.t. hare
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
* TO REGAIN
INDICTMENTS ON
light BLACK SOX

Nleaso. March 23.-TeStimony
Y. NE grand jury last year IN
mvesttgation Of the worlds ~
= " President B. B. johnson Of
American league baseball scan
~ NJ repeated by him yester-
~ edore another grand jury. and
y aaascript Of the statements Of
Witnesses was read by A.
~ States Attorney German. IN
s9oet 70 secure new Indictments
g the eight former White Sox
oAeEs whose indictments wers
|9oed. ~ 3.
s'fsoaal testimony by johnson
EVEN latsf in the week and
dictments are expected to b
Aext week, German said
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
GIBBONS MAKES
mANhATTANS SIT
UP And NOTICE

BY HENRY I. FARRELL.
UNITED Press Sta6 CORRESPONDENT

Omitted Press Sta6 Ccrrespondent)
New York. March z3.-It's no
mystery why Tommy Gibbons has
such . hard time getting . fight
TIE leading heavyweight bat
tiers are Just lodging the ST. Paul
boy out Of . safety flrst motive.
Ths artistic Nd manship with
which Gibbons dropped Paul Samp-
son in the second round here last
night convinced . large crowd that
ventured down ON the east side to
watch him that the brother Of the
fAmous> Mike is just as good.
Best Shy at Hin.
Sampson was q mighty poor op-
pOnent to show Gibbons on at his
best. but that's the very foundation
Of the Irishman's hard luck. He
can't get good fighter in the ring
with him
Right now Jack Dempsey antici-
pates a long idle spell after he
gets rid of Georges Carpenter.
However, he might ind a very busy
evening If he would consent to- give
Gibbons q bout.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
The zEyERGREEN VII DCAT'
Deteetiv Shadow. Wikcats' Manager


|. NJ Ne Anssl CITY = - Aotts1t,
IT. : ecnDlA wesas q rssk The
Wildcat! had just completed . hard
schedule Of games Only one ont
A. o strong oilAeld nine, had
trimmed N.
Not that Ne expected to b. al
together IDLE In Angel City. We
had . baftle billed With q colored
club. and . very important tussle
with N All-star aggregation q
FORMER eastern college cracks. The
boys had set their hearts on win
ming this last contest, With Brews-
TER n the box. He had yet to Lore
Z game for the wildcats.
Ta1ly Doyle. also, Was chewing
4bout' wanting TO mill ct Vernon.
We really promised to be fairly
busy.
TAe DuslY Sex.
Tue negro nine We were due to
plsy vas known - the Black Sox,
and Freddy Hopper declared they
were . ripmofting bunch Of bali
tossers. They were gonna give my
sterling athletes . decided Whirl.
The evening before our combat
with the Dark Horse, I looked for
Exeter Washington Ambrose in
vain.
where's Ecsema!" / asked
Muddy Clay and Tuffy Doyle but
ting IN ON their game of strnixht
poole
Hes down in Darktown some
where" Muddy grins. HE took
his cantering cubes along"
Eczema thinks them educated
dice Of his win win q letta Jack
daskies," Tuffy adds He'll need
. wagon to bring it back-maybe,"
when you want that black ras-
cal he's just like the highwaymen
they have here-always missing, =
I grumble.
I The next morning Eczem1 was
abroad bright and early, his dusky
face b6Aming. His chest hadn'i
been out 30 far since the day be
had made that one wonderful
catch at Fir Forks. At breakfast
heard all about it. ~
Cleans Out DHktewn.
Eczema had the old worries
galleping right noble last night,
says Johnny Worth. He cleaned
out Darktown. He says Lady Luct
was At his elbow every second"
Il heard he got everything one
poor duck owned, and was JUS
going to throw for his secondhand
nivveH when Ne unlucky guy qui,
cold. Old Elk il . gambling fool
I'll say" adds Tiny Crumb.
| "Yeh, be cops the nonslad
watermelon." laughs Curly Bloom
with all their jack gone thos,
colorsd gents won't BE- able to be,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
K1EDRECroRY


(Note.-lGanagef McQuillAn 'of
the Islanders. and both Manager
George Gibson and his assistant,
Bill Hinchman Of the Pittsbargh
Pirates. are warm personal friends.
It is possible that Mac might have
= pick Of the following pack when
the Pirates spring work il over.)
Jack MokAn-OutAaldef. Played
with Waco club in 1890. Age Is.
Weighs 1s5. Height s fest 8 inches.
Bats and throws. right handed. Hit
1903 for Waco, including four trip
les. rs doubles and nine homers.
Likely to stick.
Jimmy Zinn - Pitcher and out
fielder. Obtained from wichita
Falls club. Texas. Won Is games,
lost 10 last year. Right-hander.
Hit .342. Six-footer. Age Is.
Weighs 1876. Looks good.
Johnny HellingswoftA - Right
hand pitcher. Played semi-pro
pau IN 1ennessee last ye.I. rltsn-
s 81 ~ pna.;.,. A =
'e Mr crU ...,,. -.
nor Mn, TS 1l. M, Nv
u salu n 1oM e,e , LUZ, 49, "a
sin DA..eu .oio i@s. m Az
sameS wuM r.s: Hsole 1' uasss
Win Nor r Az a. inio"s r'sn'-
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rI. O.c1 c.,..a ssoI 49,. n =
IN um'eisisx VI S ~ ~" .nn Ss4... y
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ss ~ oo 0lDson p.,u "usn s.s.
Slo,oOV .oI nin' @nU.ne'
Ieorse SISTER IN nim: ~ ,aAlns
lessons Irom naDci. Marsnvli,e. ..
sam wiison-odtcner. FUN cotn
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Pirates second strins oAckStop;
sM IIe1ney oecono saIso[
fiayed WIN Iulsa IN "ss,sn n
leasue i@st seaso"' u "el1s'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
BABB ADAMS, m ACTION. AND
A CLOSEUP SHOWING HOW HE
LOOKS TODAY. PHOTOS TAKEN
At HOT SPRINGS BY BOB DOR
NAN, ARGUS PHOTOGRAPHER

your pitching ARMAND you're
through.
Wing Il St@ 6esl.
II don't know how much LONGER
I'll be able to stand the strain
and neither do ! know how much
longer I'm going to want to stay
tn the game. Maybe four years;
maybe morn.
But my old wing seems n
good ~ ever Just now"
Adams busted into baseball in
1904 With the Parsons club Of the
Missouri Valley league. In 1906
the St Louis National league
team gave him . try. but he was
sent to Louisville in the American
association. From there he went
to Denver In the Western league.
Louisville took him back in 1908
and sold him to Pittsburgh.
He wore . Pirate uniform until
1877, when he was released to St.
Joe. and later to Kansas City.
Adams 1916 year with the Pirates
was his poorest season In the big
leagues. He won two games and
lost nine. This was believed to
BE- his finish As q major hurler.
1855 Coed Years.
But Babe was taken back BY
Pittsburgh the latter part Of 1918
The following year he won II md
lost 10 g2mes. In 1870 he turned
out II wins and IL loses. And he
handed out but Is bases on balla
30 the 1035 batsmen Who faced
him in the 163 innings he pitched
last season.
Babes one big baseball hope |.
that he1l turn ont . 1o-run, NO
hit game before Father Time re
tires him from @s nationa'
pastima
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23

Hot Springs, Ark, March H.
Babe CHARLES BY Adams Of the
PittsSurgh, Ptrstss' hurting squad.
ID the. oldest hsaver In the big
leagnes-hotA IN years and in
service.-
Babe1l be - IN Nay and he has
seen II sfuil seasons in the major
ran1n.
Yet Babe is, satGAed he's a.
fresh ~ ever this year and win BE-
able to lead National League -bats-
men through . heap o6 worry dur
ing the 1921 schedule.
aHow do you do itr . rookie
pitcher in the Pittsburgh training
camp asked Adams.
He Keeps In Trim.
Maybe it's because ] have al
ways taken care Of myself" the
vet told him. That's The only
way can account for 1t.
"Ths average life OF . pitcher 10
i've years. In four. more years III
have that tripled-and / can't Gee
any indication that 4 won't last
four years more"
Adams has = faxW near St Jo-
ssph. 10, and spends his winters
there.
~Chopping wood II the best exer-
else In the world for . pitcher. !"
says he. and that's what do In
oh-season time.
~0f course" he adds, the old
headwork has . heap to do With
how long you stay mp among
'em. ~
~Datters get Just ~ wise to
your stun - they do to your
weaknesses. II your speed il tall
IN OF they time thaiS swing With
y
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23

on the game, and We oughta win
easy"
mo, We won't win easy" l
warn. Those boys can sure get
around the lot, and we'll be play
ing on their own egg ranch, too. :
who's to pitch, chief" Buck
Horn queries.
Lefty, guess. I hear they
don't hit the southpaws much"
well. he'll be all right against
brunets, but he's the Swiss moth
balls against blonds," chirps Tuffy
Doyle, and . young riot .9early
comes OF.
Going back to my bivouac on
Spring street after the morning
exercise I found the door Of my
room partly open. Thinking the
maid was giving the Joint the
once-over, Lshoved in. At my
entrance q man leaped up from
some Of my baggage and handed
me startled look.
And this bird had a black mus
tache! Evidently up to the same
tricks he had been trying once be-
fore, in Medbank.
well, get you-in the act this
time!" / snap. HThe old hoos-
gov for you, Mr.. Black Mustache!'
"Oh, let's be reasonable, Mr.. Nc
Cuff" he says, quite cool.
"ReasonableT / yodel. I'm the
most reasonable cookie you evel
saw, mister. But when l find bird
going through my stuff. and I know
it amt the first time, we'll"
1T is the first time. You wert
too fast for me in Medbank," thi:
bullet remarks, calm and brazen.
$50 you admit you we're monkey
ing. huh?" l growl. Il have &
notion to sap you one Tor luck be
fore calling a blue benny"
DON'T" he smiles. 1T nigh
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23

Philadelphia, March 23.-rnstead
Of meeting Benny Leonard this
spring or summer in the much
talked-of fistic encounter for the
lightweight title, Lew Tender Of
Philadelphia is probably scheduled
for a set-to with a couple Of sur
geons.
The recent injury which Tender
sustained in Milwaukee in his
fight with Sailor Freedman Of Chi
cago has put him temporarily out
Of the game. Several years ago the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
EARL MACK TO
SEEK CAST0FF
STUFF IN EAST
fPlow Boss VIM Leave Rockies in
Charge Of Jake Deufd While
He Looks Over Dads Surplus.

The first member NJ The Mo,in.
Three-i lesxue clmb,s resuIars will
arrive IN Plovville a week frnm
Saturday Ha will no Catcher Jaka
DEUEL.. who ia destined 70 take
charge n the aiming rookies while
Mansxer Far, MacS eoes east tn
scout for castofP talent
Manager Nack leaves FIR phila-
delphia Sunday moIhinr to nine or
some of HIS dad,e Phtladelnhia Ath-
letic recruit ShurIers Earle intends
to nick out a connie of good ones
and to bring tHem hacr with him
He viii also Get in touch with JACK
Dunn of the Baltimore Orioles and
ind ont what the lesder Of the
champion maior-minors has to
snare in the vav Of moundsmen
while Earie n scnutin~ IN th. essf
Deufel Win look after the plov Row
recruits here.
Pitchers Report Apgil 4
April 4th the following hurlers
will renort to Jate. Gecrgo RecL
James Rover.ox steve Kr,n..
Jack Beahl Alhin DaRiin Hor.ce
Mackev ma Jack Keonedv Reck n
the onlv one of hi. numh.r mo !,
n vsfer,n H..k h.. c-S.,sa az
pitchers ~ reror~ .h.sd ~ tn
others 40 that fhav NAV loosen the
Ainka in their .onner. hercrs snv
exhibition esmes az n,aved This
will dfspense vith a lot ~ sore-erm
trouhle vh;ch The tvtri.r. Gown
Dl.ined NJ an msch ,s.t .Ss.or
Two veeks from Fr;dsv the hi.
ance OF tia candtd.tes ercent pun.
ser are An. IN mt ths;r do.s md,
the Plov Rov tr.;r;r~ +.h's, r..
viii mot reDort until ami TX That
aftaynom nr.c4ics vill et.rt n
esrnsst Mack exnects 70 .rrivs on
that dav also with Woo6heed ana !.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23

Philly battler broke the third finger
Of his left mitt The injury. has
caused him much trouble ever
since.
Now doctors are advising him to
have the finger amputated at the
first joint. They say his enforc-
ed retirement will be only temper
ary and that he will be able to
take on the championship bout
kventually.
Tender rises to remark that the
change in title holders is merely
postponed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23

NoGyK1 sNnn<ia - $3.50 ~
fsI.S;..... ,s..s;s,,s. !. 4, :. - - q
NJ. In D n. 10y 81 s-ike skatt
ln 1aco g ehe Rhiladelphta ieeI
paiaeo aasts night 4 spscisealar
foFm lfn7nanal tonehea p..1.. ~.
3 Ne nnasA llne m
se sW0 spt1Nie0 on tne 1ce sid
ING acsuss TIE finish feet nrst With
their ARM loehnd aref,o,s.,,e
faet 80. Il, -. - - !.
80 = - - way tSe lst-
- c1i'ag 2 1oui. awarded the
6cyeensE~ Hy9o q I1sse1d -
'eonsMN1nS ttbo hoeDo breo1lng hi
reeeoay Dasse4 n tAe legislature,
H. way isf . revival q .radng d
- eentA Ths gsvesnsT Indicated
we1A bg1llse Asese 1aGlng -,
bling q ctsutlhg.~ 80,
John HummeH, known to base
ball enthusiastic ~ Silent John, !"
Dodgers, has signed to manage The
saskatoon club Of the Western Cam
ada league.
-
Iho Boston Americans opoa =
ner League clnbs IN Tia eeutA larch
II. The club oleeos ~ Training
season Apfil IL with Q game 1t
Newark, N. J. with TIE LEGAL Inter.
rational league duh
Tommy Ryan, McKeesport, and
Pal Moore. Memphis, will meet In
the PENNSYLVANIA city. March 80.
-
r. s. Ackerly, Caba, n. 7. IL IL
Now wrostline captain ut Cornell.
Play in thu fourth game Of the
Worlds chess Championship tour
| nament at Havana opened today.
The Art three matches we're de-
clared draws
Boston American elldIaIs are 10.
ported to b pegotiatink for q 10
year lease on Mckee pafk. Hst
Springs. Ark, where the Red Sex
Eleven recruits. including seven
pitchers. have been released by
Manager Higgins Of the New York
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
SPORT FLASHES

Cleveland, Ohio. March H.
Champion Joe Lynch and Yopng
Montreal were signed for . 10
round no-decision contest April T..
New Yerk, March &-Rules for
the international airplane races 1t
Selfridge field. Mt Clemens. Mich.
Sept. s, 3 and 10, were announced.
Havana, March ss-Resumption
OF play in th@ third game between
DR.. Lasker Ind jose Capablancs
for the worlds chess champion
ship. resulted In Q draw.
AM Arber, Mich. March H.
waiter b. Rea, Erie. Pa. was elect
Cd captain Of next year's Michigan
basketball team.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
FINAL VOTE.

Berlin, March 11-The intef-Al-
lied commission announced the
final vote in the Upper Sflesia
plebiScite was: German, 71e,40Ss
Pnla1d Al AOk
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
GTRRONS WORSE.

GIBBONS WORSE.
Baltimore. March 23.-Physicians
attending Cardinal Gibbons an
nounced his illness had taken an
unfavorable turn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
GETS THEATRE
MARCH 81 FOR
ISLAND DEDU
BIZ BRUCE COPELAND.

Tommy Ryan, promoter md
matchmaker Of the Ryan A. G.. Dee
Noines, closed today with the mani
agement. Of the Illinois theakte.
Rock Island. for . revival q hlSA
class boxing In this city under hta
thoroughly competent supervtsioA !,
Promoter Ryan announced that
the principals Of his initial card
arranged for Thursday night March
81, will be Navy Rostan. the slug
ging Joliet middleweight who gave
Champion Johnny Wilson . close
run recently. and Gunner ouinnt
prize, middleweight OF the Nike
Collins stable, ST. Paul. 80
These announcement are the /.
elimination of several weeks nego-
tiation between Promoter Ryan. the
Illinois management and mAnAgerR
of high class boxers. Ryan h az
pected to put the boxing game back
where 1t was with the late BABE
Meanor ut the helm.
Has Long BxpsgieaoA
Ryan and Meanor had very much
&~A
a A. N state isw. tn the contrarvs
Il might have been diiacult for
Ryan to break into the promoting
gsme. as he chose Des Moines, the.
Iowa capital city, but for IL years
he has been unmolested by state
ofY,cials A the result Of his SQUARE.
shooting policv. e
like in Illinois. the major mart
Of Iowa ia opposed to boxine and
there are stste laws which prohibit
the snort but there vas never any
"a,navk" arainat Rvant aRht
club in Des Moines. right under the
noses Of the hixh state offlcials. "a,
Aside from his Des Noines In
terests. Promoter RYAN supplies
hnr;np entertaiiment for Sioux
CITY. Cedar Rapfas. Fargo and ssv-
eral other nointa He has BEEN q
hoxinr nromoter exclusively for the
last IL wears since retiring from
the ring AS a fighter after having
heer one of the nest middleveixhts
in the xsme under the sobriquet Of
Philadelphia Tommy Ryan.
Made Local Pun Populax.
RYAN ia NO stranger in the til
cities Roxers Of this section can
always get matches 1t Tommys
Des Moines club, and many OF
them are more popular with the
iowa capital fAns than they are
with the bugs Of their home town.
Tommy believes that Rock island
offers sufficient inducements for
high class boxing shows with all
essential details under efficient, not
hanhazard management. The fans
of the three cities fiocked to Babe
Meanor's boxing shows and always
70; their moneys worth. Tommy
ia positive he can bring them back.
The success Of the American Le-
v;on boxine organization In Dav-
ennort has been the result largely
NJ ancient promotion and manage
ment- Of shows. Boxing promotion
ia = business proposition and must
h. conducted bv experienced msn
or else loss OF time and money must
ha eyrected e
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-03

forces two weeks each month. The
eight day menth schedule has
been in force since the retreuch
ment in production was made few
months ago 1t is not believed
that the forces will be increased,
the new arrangement simply IN
creasing the working schedule Of
the present forces with the result
ant increase in production There
has been no intimation of cut in
wages and it is assumed that the
present scale of wages will prevail.
Another bit Of welcome news was
the announcements that twenty five
men would be taken ON at the Yale
mine at Bessener to be employed
in repairing the shaft.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-03
Menominee Range Mines Fl Cent
Per Hour.

Iron ore mine labor wages are
down to 2I cents an hour, On this
basis some of the mines on the Me
nominee range are being opened for
winter operations. This stepis be
ing taken primarily TO give employ :
ment to idle workmen. If operations
are to be renewed at some of the
idle properties on the ranges it is
evident that a lower rate will be put
in effect. The rate on the Mesabe
range is 80 cents an hour, while the
subsidiary Of the Steel corporation
is paving 321a cents. Mine labor
was 20 to p cents in 1914. Iron
Trade Review.