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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
B|FFER
TO LOCATE HERE
frankie Osner Seeks Bout
With Young Carsey
to Prove His Class

Recognizing Tulsa az the boxing
center of the southwest. another
biffcr OF considerable class has de-
cided TO make this city his home
and headquarters
The latest addition to Tulsa's
pugilistic colony Is frankie Osner,
n rising young bantamweiRht who
at present lives in Springfield Mo.
Frankic's manager. who, by the
way is also HIS father Ia T. l..
Osner. The senior Osner IL here
already and Frankie will be along
shortly.
frankie Osner. who is Just 10
years old, has boxed quite bit In
81. Louis, Kansas City and Alton.
The records show he has draw
with the Zulu Kid, draw with
frankie Mason and wins over many
lesser lights.
Osncr wants--and probably soon
will Eet--a bout with Young Car
scy the present king OF hanta ams
locally. There was talk OF matching
Osncr and Carsoy for tho semi
windup ito a Labor day card here.
but this couldn't be arranged as
Carscy Is already scheduled To box
In Wichita, Kan, on that holiday.
The chances ar. Osner and Carsey
will be matched FOR semi -wlndup
in Tulsa about September rs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
MANY ENTERED
IN VALLEY MEET
Big Net Tourney to Open
ON " Courts Here ON
Wednesday Next

M.th thg Y VI G. \ eouits p,t,n
,tUy m perfect condition nud , list
uf suur uT th, Do, q tennis uIty,re ri
this sr,tou nlr.ld, entered. the
Arknu4s ,all,, fcunIs tournament
that ia srhplulrl tu op,n N,durn
day should provo .uirr,aiInp.
Eutriog Tor the tournament are
coming In fast Several veil known
uut. .of. state pIa,,ra of the hest va.
II,N viii Doe hrr, O, ptliIctpntr.
Nf'pr . lnpsr of seven ypnIs. az
which i.mr tine tournament was con
duptrd uu th, ,uuutr, club courts.
Turn viii have nn opportunity To
Soc some real tennis Last y,nr'p
,ity tournament p,ovcd TO- hr "a
,trpuipr STONE hy trouaInr II great
amount uf mt,r,W Ina trunis m
Wow Of the E.t that Tulsn has not
had ME tournament for several
Years fnua us we'll "A players. ar,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

an cight-round scmi-windup which
viii bring together two unusually
good boys In James Berry of kausnb
and Vie wright Of Hot Springs, Ark,
weltcrwoights. Kerry is the lad who
scored such "A speedy victory over
"ROly Poly" Whitley Of Chicago in the
last athletic show here. while Wright
who Ia under the management of
Barnsback, Foley's manager, is a
weltcrwclght of admitted class.
Wright and Berry will work out
along with the main event Differs
Monday afternoon. Wright prob
ably viii appear In the role Of Spar-
ring partner for Foley
While III" recent Foley walker
bout was, according 10 All fans who
saw IT, wonderful exhibition from
every standpoint, Manager Barns
back Of Foley was not at all satisfied
with Referee Eddie COchrane's deci-
sion calling the contest draw This
time hc Will have no occasion to find
faut with the third man In the ring
for God Gahan Of Tulsa. II neutral
city. has been Hclocted TO serve In
that capacity.
Walker has been taking needed
rost since his clash with FOloy here "A
few weeks ago, this being his first
appearance IN the ring since. Foley
has boxed a couple Of times, but he
won both bouts haudily and should
H'ill b" in excellent trim,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
GOOD WEEK FOR DOGS
Large Saturday Night Crowd Secs
Card ~ Good iincing; No
sunday program.

The firH week OF the late sum
mer dog race meeting came TO II
close laH night with q large crowd
turning out nt Continent park
to witness an interesting prpgrtm
OF races
There viii be no Sunday evening
races hut they VIII DO resumed
Monday evening.
FIRST race, a.ls mile. PurEe i2b-
Friendly queen, first, Biily Parton, sec.
ond. Tulsa GlrL mira TiUo 20 s.b
Ticry Flora, Real Irish LRiy also ran.
Second fn'o. - mile. iurs" i25 On"
ole Sue, fret. Dnrr second Trs Tiger,
third Time ~ MedJiespno MARY, Some
Of the Herbs and Security also ran.
ThIrd fnoe. - mile pudrc itG.FAir
chance. frI; Ripping Rhyme, SECOND
Rosy Star, mira Tuuo ~ 80. Pnchoy
Baden. Jonsta aud Flirting BOY also ran
Fourth race. 1-l6 mil" TurSe tf1.-Fly.
ins Stone. frst. Carulble KING, acropd
HurHoubid. mira Time 20 a. Anna =
Luly. widest Diilou ana HiEh ran also
ran
Isifth race, - mile rudre $40 Saw
buck. first. Fo Long Dl'A Second Wiiu
Easter mira Time ~ 3t Leopold
over tho Rhine ana Hnrhrl Wlld biIl also
ran.
sixth race, 7-iG mile Purse 5000.
hraska VIVA BuI frsfs HlF nuy second
Dillon VIVA BIi. third. Time 20 80
1esErfuo Might cap and Ready Pe"rloss
alHo ran
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
WICHITA LANDS
BIG MIDDLE GO
Gibbons and O'Dowd Meet
for S35, 900 Purse in
Kansas Town

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Aug. 20.
Mike Gibbons and Mike O'Duwd, ri
val middleweights, have been
matched 10 meet IA 15-rOund bout
at Wichita, Kansas, October Is, for
a purse of $4,000, II was announced
here today by Mike Collins, manager
Of Gibbons.
The bout IL being backed by Kan
sas oil operators and promoted by
VI, L, We'll. president of the Western
Athletic club Of Wichita. II will be
staged TO advertise Wichita and as ii
profit for the club.
Jess Willard, former heavyweight
champion, will be- the referee.
The bout Is expected to draw
heavily from all sections OF The
southwest. It Will be staged IN the
auditorium AT Wichita Gibbons IS
to receive 100000 and O'Dowd sl5.-
600
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
YANK DAVIS 4TH
AMONG BATTERS
Only Lelivelt, Harper and
East Are Ahead Of the
Oiler ClOuter

Jack Lehyelt Of Omaha, in addl-
ton 10 topping the batters OF the
Western league with an average OF
.43S, has tied East OF Wichita, az
a run-maker. Lellyelt has scored
10 times. He also brought his to-
tai base record TO 3O8 bases. made
2l3 hits, which include so doubles,
triples and homers.
Hauey of Omaha stole four bases
during tho last week and Is setting
tho pace with "a thcrs.
The averages are ~ players vino
hay" participated In GO or moro
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
ny EDWARD W. CocuRANH.

Lew Tender and Sailor Freedman
the most worthy con'cndrrs for one
~ the most popular divisions Of
flstiana VIII engage In battle this
week that will be the outstanding
feature of rather attractive raion-
dnr Of boxing contests In America.
Tender and Freedman. who nro on
IN" trnil Of Benny Leonard, VIII
meet In an eight round battle In
Philadelphia.
No better lightweight match could
be arranged. without Leonard hs one
Of the principals, than tho Tender
Freedman affair Both mon have
been hurting challenges at Leonard
repeatedly ana onch was scheduled
90 box him within tho past two
months, only 10 have the bouts post
poncd because Leonard claimed to
Doe III or injured. Tho winner Of this
contest, should there he winner by
u decisive margin, will he tho one
lightweight In this country who
stands chance of lifting the crow
from the brow of tho New York
Hebrew.
Calls or Roth Routs.
Freedman wns scheduled to meet
Fthe champion in Nenion lIarbor
! Mich. July 4. Both mon trained fni
tho match and Leonard went 40 far
az 10 70 to Chicago To finish his
work. Then. on the very eve Of tho
bout he left suddenly for home.
claiming he waa III and unable TO
keep the engagement There were
rumors nj the time that Leonard
was out Of condition and unable TO
make the required weight Of 1876
pounds. The bout was postponed
ana finally called Off
A short time aTo L"onard accepted
n match with Tender In rhllndel-
phia Both mon posted forfcI's ~
81. 600 and started training. Almost
on the ovo Of the bout. Leonard
claimed he injured thumb and
called tho fight or ITc lost his for
felt, which was claimed by Tender,
who said he did not believe the
champion was injured. There was
rumor after that pogtponemont
that Leonard was unable TO make
1875 pounds and decided not 10 fiRht.
In fact. there have ben many other
rumors ~ various reasons for Leon
nrd calling the fight off but most
flsiic followers I'm tho cnEt 10 not
believe he carcs 10 meet Tender,
although the match has again been
sct fur September 2i.
Whether or not Leonard can make
tho stipulated lightweight limit Is
qucst lon but II he is unable - scale
~ l9T pounds hc viii have 90 for
felt h!s titlo, and thcre IN no better
man 10 succeed him on the throne
than tho winner Of tho Tendley-
Freedman Hcrap.
Tho walker Foley Bout.
A bout that promises much for
spectators is scheduled n, Tulsa
Okln. for Friday might whom Hugh
Walker of Kansns city and Harry
Foley ~ Seattle. wash, are ~ in,ot
In Il l2-round match Thn-e two
mon rought recently NJ Tulsa nnh II
resulted IN q draw n was Eurh o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
JAPANESE TAKE
INDIANS SCALPS
Win All Five Matches in
Davis Cup Semi-Fin-
ais in Handy Style

LAKE FOREST H.. Aug. 90
Japan swept all five tennis matches
of the Davis cup scmifinnl series
with India on the turf courts OF the
Ouwcntsia club here today. lchiyn
KumhEac defeated Dr. A. IL iyzco
of India In the first OF the days
program Of two elngles contcsta by
80, B-3, 6-3 81 In the second
match. Shimidzu defeated Sleem of
India. 10. 2-G. 60. 90. Tho matches
were witnessed by n fashionable gal
lcry Of 1900 which gradually melted
away ~ tht cold wind Off Lake
Michigan swept ny In the late after
noon, and Shimidzu and Slcem fin
ishcd to stands that were almost de
serted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
TEX RlCKARD UNDER FIRE
Promoter to BE Indicted for Dis
nla wing ItEht Wins.

CHICAGO. Aug. 20.--lndictment
of Tex Rickard for violation Of tho
law f0rbidding interstate transport
tatlon OF fight films viii be asked Of
the federal grand jury Monday. II
was announced today hy John V.
Cuunin, assistant United states dis
tTict attorney
Richard already is AZ liberty un-
der $4,000 bond after his arrest for
exhibiting the pictures 10 an audi
enCe OF former soldiers here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Tender and Freedman Mix
In S-ROW1d Bout at PMllu;
Winner May Get Light Title
Benny Leonard Will Have to Forfeit Crown f He Is Unable
to Make Weight of 1876 Pounds for Lew Next Month;
Many Good Bouts on Boards for This Week

great htlc that nm insistcnt de-
m1ni fur rcturu battle went up
from ih" fans. with the result that
ihr bN NIiN Athletic club decided 80
put IN" two ON again. OF tho two
walker is undoubtedly the harder
hitter Iui Foley has the edge on
the Kansas CITY "lruu man" IN tho
matter of speed and altogether they
appear very evenly mat med.
Gibbons Near GonI.
Mlkc Gibbons celebrated y 'ew
years. ago ne the st Paul Phnn-
TOM bc,ougc ~ hl- akin with he
padded mittF ana hls remarkable
spccd Tor a mlddlowcight Is boating
back mp the ladder 10 tho rhAm-
piouship, aud wns to haze boxed
lInppv Ilttloton iu Now Orl'l'q. hut
hr,nmo ill Of tousiltis and Chuck"
Virgins was suhsiitutcd for aim.
WiEginU is contender Iur light
heavyweight honorg Mikc Lovcr hae
been champion. hut that was due
largely 20 tho faCt that the cham
piuus ~ the time when Ia MAS IN
tho hcydny OF hts ring career would
not meet HIN, lie retired nftor los
Ing n decision to JEFF Smith IN Kan
aos city In 1919. but this wear rc.
turned 10 the ring and wiped out
the Smith defeat recently by gain
Ing n decision on points over the
layonnc thundcrholt IN a bout NJ
Jersey CITY This II the seventh A..
successive victory for Gibbons In h's
campaign 10 gain the top.
Bantnms Are Busy Lot.
Ll,tloton IL q good fighter but not
as clever ~ boxer M Virgins. Ifo
requested that tho contest he for
20 rounds because OF this fact n
IN surprising that Wigglns would
consent To bout Of that dlatn nee.
but II may be- that he figures %
can stop Llttletou In acvcn or eight.
and the length of the contest doesn't
mako any difference.
Bantamwoights arc IN for n good
week. There win hc two all-Htor
cards staged, one at New York and
the other nt Aurora, III. Jack Shar-
koy and Midget Smith. old rivals.
will clash IN the feature boat NJ
Gotham. Smith is the youngstcr who
has designs on the title held by Pete
Herman. Dick Griffin, "A Fort
worth scrsppor, has been doing
splendid work In the east and viii
box Willie Spencer on the same
card.
Pal Moore, ~ one time considered
worthy rival Of Herman. will box
Sammy Mandel. n Chicago product,
on the feature bout at Aurora.
/ Chicago boxing followers believe
/ Mandell viii rise To the champion
ship. He ia clever. hard Uniting
younga,cr. with plenty OF stamina
and ~ fighters heart, His work to
date has Indicated that he has class
enough 10 climb 10 tho title, but he
! is meeting n very formidable boxer
| In Moore.
Mike ODowd, cx-champion mid
dlowcight, VIII return Ia the ring 10
meet Young Fisher. a syracuse
boxer, who Is highly rated In his
home city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Two PhlllN plaNcrs Ill.

PHILADELPHIA, AUG. 2o.--Tho
condition Of curtis walker. the
Philadelphia Nationals young out
fielder recently acquired from the
New York Giants was pronounced
serious last night by local phy.-
icians. Walker is suffering from "A
severe attack of kidney trouble and
may be lost % the local team for
~. rest of The season. Goldie Rapp.
Philadelphia thirdbaseman, In suf-
fer!ug from chronic appendicitis but
has refused to undergo an opers-
ton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

by Il. A. RRrDGEwATER.


No boxing event of the year local
" has caused such a stir among fis-
tic followers az the l2-round Harry
Foley Hugh walker match scheduled
for next Friday evening, Angus, %.
at Covention hall under the auspices
Of the OIL city Athletic club.
This is one boxing chow that the
fans are busy advertising. Lou New
man, matchmaker for the OH city A
G.. figures that hc has about 1000
walking. talking and highly onthusi-
astIc advertise mem busily boosting
the Foley Walker bout. These. IA,
explains are the fans who saw the
Pacific Coast slashor and the Kansas
city iron man In their Sensational
encounter at Mld-COntinont park a
few weeks ago.
Both Foley and Walker are ex-
pectcd here Monday 10 conclude
training for tho hout Foley and his
manager, I'd Barusback left New
Orleans for Tulsa last night immcdi-
ately after Foley had knocked out
Clay Turner, the formidable Indian
light-hcavywoigh Of Minneapolis, IN
the sixth round Of a scheduled 10
round go. Walker, along with jay
Thomas. his boss. and Pat walsh. a
middlewoight Of the same stable and
who serves as sparrlng partner FOR
Walker. Will depart from Kansas
cry sunday night ana reach here
early Monday.
The training gym AT Carpenters
hall. 10 IL East second street Will
be thrown opon Monday afternoon
when Foley ana walker are slated to
do their first conditioning work ir
Tulsa for the bout.
Matchmaker Newman announced
yeTtorday that he had arranged fOf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Horseshoe Pitchers
Contest Here Sept. l

sun another feature was added 20
Suburban day festivities planned for
Tulsa on september 4, yesterday
when II was announced 10y the Tri-
bune that it would sponsor a hores-
shoe pitching tourauement here on
that day.
The paper invited all hors'shOe
pitchers ~ eastern Oklahoma 20 be
here for the tournament, ana an
uounCcd that az prizo tho winner
would DO given a "Trip with all oH-
pcuscs paid 10 the National Horse
shoe Pitchers tournament at
Minneapolis on September T, and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
"Lefty' Daniels GiUen
Relief by OmahOgs

OMAHA, Aug. 90 - Pitcher
Lefty" Daniels OF the Omaha
Western league team was uncondl-
tionslly released today by Manager
BurCh. 80 reason was ascrlbod for
the release other than the arrange
ment was satisfactory TO both par
ties concerned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Women Gather for Tourney.

ITITIAID, AuE- EO-""F0VtfaT OF
the players who viii compete IN the
nineteenth annual cha mpioush!p
tournament Of the WOmans West
crn Gulf association at WeEtmorc-
land next week have already arrived
here ana arc practicing for the
qualifying rounds Monday. The
field IS expected 20 number At least
$50 whom the cllminatlOns have
bnnn mAdn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
British Amateur Champ Coming

LINEKIOOL. Aug ZO--WlIII1m N
Hunter, champion amateur golfer
of Great Britain, sailed for New
York today on the steamship Cedric
20 compete IN tho American ANA
teur ampIoUship tournament. He
resigned his position in the Deal
pOstOfflco 20 make the trip,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

OMAHA NuND AlE. sV,-fddIc
flying ace Of world
war fame. viii enter the race for the
Pulitzer prize for speed 20 be held
here November 9, in connection
with an international aero congress.
Il was announced today Dy Earl ".
Porter, president Of the Omaha
Aero Clug
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Davis Wins Leg on Gun,

WIZ CHAMPION. \. Y. Aug. 90.
aus +, Davis OF san Francisco to-
49, won leg on the Meadow clubs
s,."Fnge cup for tennis singles by
Yang Vincent Richards Of
sy"nsIs' y. Y, s-s. Sc. So. and
n'.h ~ 'he final round OF the tourna-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Glen Pool.
Red rot



Score by innings
Red Fork .............. 900 b02 220--
Glen Pool ..............30 900 100 63S-1S
summary Two.base hits-L McCrory.
Ktmball. II. cook 2. Rolling, Darling,
r Rose Williams. u. Jefferies Sacrifice
hit--Lee stolen bases -. Jeffcrics 2.
Pope Prim 3, r. Rose. l.. NcGr0ry Dar.
ling. Double play u, Joffrias 20 l.. Nc.
Crory % Icc Runs and hits on Boiling
II nr1 ~ In innings. Has"s on balls
or Rolling >, or =. McCrory L. or OH
t. struck out--By Boiling u, by r. Mo
Crory 7. Passed balls Cook. Left on
hs-es-Red Fork Z, Glen pool g. Runs
Pope. Williams 2. Il. Cook, sheffield. II.
Rose - Jpffri"s 2 Sterling T.. McCro-y
T. KimbAil 2. Darling 3. Lee, rrim T.. Mo
CrOry Errora-pope g. T Rose g. Mu.
Tiins Of gHmA-One hour and 90 minutes
Umpire--FOremAn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Glenpool Gypsies Defeat
Red Fork and =. & Il.
Blanks Mounds
Elimination Series


schedule 10 Thursday,
g. Jones
savoy vs. Tulsa u,ucs
llerC" Ns. Texas ~ keifer.
ruesday--First game at e.t5
Keystone ". Texas
Mounds Bcarcat- vs. Sinclair.
Wednesday First game at sis.
ltulsum vs.. National supply.
Exchange National vs. sporty.
Thursday--First game at IS.
Cuphn va padrn.
Cosdcn Va Wclcetka
Second game Will start 10 minutes after
tho first game.
The first games OF the amateur
baseball elimination series at Nc
Nulty park yesterday resulted in lop-
sided slugging bees. Gypsy Oil of
GlcupOOl defeated Rcd Fork Is to s
In tho opening section Of the dou-
bleheader while John Cutters L. q
X. team OF Tulsa crushed Mounds.
20 to q, In the second atfray. That
sturdy old veteran pep" Hornsby,
whose brother Roger Is blazing a
brilliant trail IN the National league.
tossed 'cm over for L. a. X. and held
his opponents to Il measly pair of
bingles.
a good-sized crowd turned out
Saturday afternoon to watch the
amateur athletes perform, and went
away convinced that unless some of
the other outside entrants are much
stronger than those exhibiting the
first day the tournament Will result
In an easy victory FOR the Tulsa
teams.
Much better games arc expected
during tho play next week Norman
y. snyder. president of the three
city leagues VI Tulsa, who planned
the series, says some OF the outly-
ing towns are reported to have un-
usually strong teams, aud the com
petition should De keen.
AS the schedule published above
shows, there VIII be no games sun
day, but play will be resumed Mon
day. After the first series IL COM
pleted Thursday, new drawings will
be made, the winners meeting each
other.
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OLher lcndIng bnLtora.

OIhcr loading bnttoTs:
Harper oklahoma city, .4l8;
East, wichita, .38i, Davis. Tulsa,
.37O, Metz, Sioux CITY .SG2, j.
Griffin, Omaha, .361; Loc, omaha.
.3j9, O'Conuor. Dcs Moines, .364.
Fisher, st. Joseph. .35i. Hamilton.
Joplin. 33G; Query, Sioux City .336,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
kosrdi

Marcum Z wits q Tate. A 4. Weir
Sacrifice hits Marcum, KunsrI stolen
bases--Tate, Hubbard. Doub." play
NJ. Williams - Hubbard. Runs and hits
or Ford 3 and in 2-9 inning. Bases on
balIH-Ofs Ford g. struck out By HornH-
hy O. by Gilmore z Passed bail--Iiray.
mani. ny Gilmore CMarcuml. Lcft On
bases Mounds !. J. g u. 2 Runs-ll-
villains zimmerman ?. Hays ., Tate ;,
Errors Kelly O. J. Brown 2, A W. Weir
2. A. A. Weir FORD. Tin" ~ gams--pne
hour and 20 minutes, Umpire Ioremsn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
The WnIkcr.Tolcy Bout.

a bout that promises much for
spectators rs scheduled NJ Tulsa
Okln. for Friday night whom Hugh
Walker Of Kansas city and Harry
Fplcy 81 seattle. wash. are ~ ln''t
In Il 12-round match. These two
men rourht recently NJ Tulsr 1nh n
resulted IN draw. n was Hurh o
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-08
NAVY WAGE CUT
AFFECTS $4,000
Civilian Employees Pay is
Reduced From 10 to 20
Per Cent by DENLY
Rebels Driven Back

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE new
navy wage scale decreasing by 10 to
20 per cent the pay of about $4,000
civilian employees was approved by
Secretary DENLY today.
In general, the new scale, effective
September Is, is made uniform for
similar work in all navy yards. Ac-
cording to the report of the depart
mental wage board of review, the re-
vised schedules will be four cents an
hour less than prevailing wages for
railroad trades and five cents per
hour higher than those in shipbuild-
ing trades. The board said the wages
recommended are As per cent higher
than pre-war scales, and estimates
the cost of living at so per cent higher
than in 1913.
The decreases broadly are Is to IA
per cent for artisans, 10 per cent for
technical employees, Is per cent for
clerks, and supervisors and 20 per
cent for certain other of the supervis-
ory positions.
The board also recommended that
73 cents an hour be fixed as fair and
just rate of pay for the basic trades
and that the five day week DE tenn
porarily continued until the general
unemployment is relieved.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-08
Colorado Strikers
Make Gains During
Day, Mines Admit

TRINIDAD. Colo, Sept. Z. - Miners
made admitted gains today in the
strike directed against the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company as a protest
against the 80 per cent cut in wages
put into effect by the company in
some OF the Huerfano county mines
and in all mines in Las Animas
county.
The most serious loss of men was
reported from Gunnison and Fremont
counties. Here no effort has been
made to reduce wages but President
John McLennan of the United Mine
WORKERS of District Is. announced
that all mines in the two counties
were shut down"
Admission was made by Colorado
Fue | and Iron company officials that
more than 400 men refused TO go to
work in the four camps in Fremont
county and the Crested Butte camp
in Gunnison county.