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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
MURRAY BEATS KANE
Wins Over Seventeenth Ward Boxer
In Cambria Wlnd.un

Battling Murray, one Of Philadel.
phia's most staunch contcnders for
Pancho Villas flywcicht crown, ex.
pericn"cd little difficulty in subduing
Marty Kane. OF the Seventeenth Ward.
at the Cambria a. a. las, night. The
bhtt!cr, II veteran Of more than one
cham pionsh!p tilt. was too much for the
kensngt"n entry. The latter was
game to the core and his ability to ah-
sorb punishment. particularly body
blows, such as Murray handed out, was
sufficient to bring him rounds Of ap.
plause but not victory.
In the semi.inal Charley (Boots)
Doyle staged successful comeback
when he beat frankie Smith in eight
rounds
The third encounter came to an end
in the third frame when Terry McGov.
ern's seconds threw the towel into the
ring TO save him from n certain knock
out at the hands Of Leo Daery.
Tho second bout brought together
George Ile!mar, Of South Philadelphia
and Billy Mahanoy, of kensinston,
with Ilclmar decided winner at the
finish Of six rounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
OVERLOOK CLUB
b0WLERS STOPPED
Both Teams Forced to Bow
to Opponents on Same
Evening
UPSETS FEATURE WEEK

The Manufacturers Club rose to the
occasion during this weeks series Of
1ntcrclub Bowling matches and stopped
the victorious march Of the Overbrook
Golf Club toward the championship
of the first half Of the season.
Both of the Broad and Walnut
streets teams won the odd, this feat
bringing the Lancaster avenue clan
tack to the field with one Of those
wcll.known jerks.
1t Is the first time this season that
both Ovcrbrook teams have had to
bow to their opponents on the same
evening and the shock came Just
when it seemed as though Bill Harrity' =
homestead had the title clinched.
This weeks matches, as il happens.
e%n SSFs ~" Ss "P'es Pns cfs%nn soas1:
when they entered the weekly argu.
m"nt. dropped two out of three to the
Union League Whites" the second
game by the slender margin of two
pins, and SO fell back into n tie with
the Cynwyd Blues" and with Eddy
Sattcrthwaitc's amazinl Mauufac.
turers' "iellows. =" amazing because
they suddenly woke up and trimmed
the famous Overbrook "Grccns" two
out Of three this week.
The Merton "Maroons' also had one
OF those sudden nwnkenings. and b.
grabbing three straight from Joe Simp.
sons Cynwyd Colds" now hold third
place alone and untrammelpu. on'y
one game. back of the Overlook
Whites.
The Germantown whites" awoke
from the lcthargy that has held them
so far this season and took three
straight from the unfortunate Union
League "Blues.' climbing very close
TO the 500 per cent mark by 50
doing.
Doc Hawks Cynwyd "Blues" rather
redeemed the failure Of the Colds"
BY soundly trouncing the Merton
Whites" two to one, aud Al Nc.
Carter's combination Is now only one
game ahead Of the Union League
"Whites."
Mann. of Germantown, with a asl
in his first chance at the pins against
the Union League "Rlues," now holds
the high single game mark for the
season. while bis total of 62O for three
games comes very close to topping the
list for that prize also. though this
last has not been checked up, and it is
nossihle some eager contender has him
beaten.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
CATHEDRAL BEATEN
BY PETERS FIVE
Ftth Street Passers Capture gs.
citing Game, 3o.27

citing Game. 3o.27
The s.. Peters basketball team
scored II great triumph las, night by
travelling to the home door Of Cathedral
n, Thirteenth and Spring Garden
>'re"ts and winning over Charlie
Whites protoges, 80 % -
Both teams had al!.s'rr ,lrc-uns.
I,ovtnlNing many former Eastern
l.eaguors' and the big crpw! which
Il ,rd 'hn hall to the doors .an , van.
lnriG. contest. 81. lcIer.s nu. oIt IN
, Livingston and >'o,n,on IiI ,be
h",t Scoring for Catuodral, while Me-.
| N.rhol and Deitri,h d.d ,nu trr -
! Peters. although thn general a'l.nround
wnrG Of Smith wa h.s farinr IN win .
ming ior st. Peter ;
Trl.Council furn,.',.u u a.rnr,s. +,
! Nativity ut Thirty-c garl and Marke,
streets by handing 'lo Rlrhmondltas a
| 80 to % reverse. Tie hrne team won
out almost at the frl.A vixen Iuff came
through with two long tries followed by
another thrown hy ',,a,scott. I, was
the best game of the senson for Tr,.
| Council. III" goa, stootlng Of Luff and
! Riley was the toa'grc.
St. Simeon won - ft,h Sfralrh, I,
the North Philale!,hla Church League
with an easy Il. j. victory over Oney
| Presbyterian. The game was plavcd
in The rit' al Ninth and Lebich'
and the work OF iiartzell and Ranks
was the feature
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
0EMARC0 AND GRIEVES
WILL MEET IN ENCORE
Featherweishts In Return Set.to at
Twentieth Century

A return set.to between Cuddy de
Marco, Pittsburgh featherweight in.
vader. and Benny Grieves. of Mana.
yunk. will be the wind.up Of the third
show to be held under the auspices Of
the Twentieth Century Club at Yonah
Hall. 2727 West Columbia avenue.
These youngsters met about three weeks
ago and put on such a rip. .snorting en-.
gagemcnt that Matchmaker Bill DAILY
decided to l"t them have it out again.
Tho semi. final viii! have some inter-
national color when Matty Brooks, of
England. tack les Billy Cannon, of this
city. This pair recently met in great
battle and both have been anxious to
meet again ever since.
Arte McCann, a former amateur
champion. who is a clever tistman and
a hard right handed puncher. will be
opposed TO Joe Ryan. In other mum.
ana and Johnny McClinchey tackles
Charley kitsie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
MICHIGAN PLAYED Il ScOreless Tie

IF probably
while
Vanderbilt Absurd
Yale
hard beat Illinois So
Michigan Ivppkc Illinois
BY DEPRESSION Illinois ''ahc by the who
bubbles
Of the by
public Michigan
doubt
sill Philadelphia
shall this column literary forward
Tie should
schedule wLlct would send football
The Michigan.
Northwestern Wisconsin, Illinois.
Indiana These less than large and well populated
States We Big Ten of Penn
sy!vana And locate
OF Ed Banks pool Wilmington
whole holnin lot will Big Ten less Of
the
n)NT 70 this
Of Washington and JcfcrSon LGly"' PbuGh Pnnspirgnia
Bunel, Lehigh.
and Marshall the Keystone Bg rather
!. II. both beat the ,rrcn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
HOlv Does 1t Strike You?
THE ossssrre ss
W0lth0ur's Endurance
Forcing Advantages

ENGHT at the ol,mn
Ts % r.rs % % @ @ s, sso y .s s. .;;..
game Sna not 50 s and S
:' s: :s::;, IT,: =; :'
% ys s: s % n :S!..ss: ;ss ::::: sn
They T"s "o The @ ss s' s sa S a" ; didn't
::,: @ M
Of ;. dangerous noS', .Ip. vs @ % r.
another hsy s.sr big blond heayve,A. killed off oppsv,,
knock out n'i & . i~n sS bin % s:., s s two
muscu ulur ilanovnf fulSack ~ ~ ~ D"' 'n' aas'
a. % s%'
heavyweshs. ~ ''''e''''"
"nxr, , men and many .,
and wide noses today And the, willing reward
hs sSs Glory s y"'' Sport certainly ' strong appeal these
Endurance Bobby walhour. ST.
'i life of bicycle rider is wh Judging hn,. M
H., h1v happened to roS.y WAL Wno ri bis long ov
Here Of the accidents the Of the .u,
1891 1901 sss ss sS .,s s while ,:. racing Madison
p'" "' % Germany sro. r. m
sn. % ~ s"s qn' Is s s . r r1s" r"
49, ,o, t Broke knee ns, in race at BRIGHTON Beach
'S'7 skull !" rsc. a. Paris.
H as % "s ss:s Of Sss Sss ~ ss s
1 @ s from abroad. .
q Of but
permitted burned out bfor
$ twenty
COBBY, mistake
ID . In teen,
Ills enduring not developed.
Forcing Advantage
count thr
pitcher pas quar-
erbac when opposition has ground
are examples of pressing
There athletes who force advantage the
not OF @
the
the field Clarke unhandagd few
ideas
the physician to take much he pleased
LDRlCH
"A porsmanshp
ignoring It.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
Criqui offered $25,OW
to Box JOHNNY Dundee

Paris. Nov. 25.---Jack Curlcy, the
Partisan fight promoter, has offered
Eugene Criqui, the French bantam
weight, $4,000 for bout with
Johnny Dundee in the event that
CriIui defeats Billy Mathews on
December =, according to an arr
,iclc published In L'Auto today.
The Herald says thut Major Wilson
intends to promote n bout between
Criqui and Danny Frush under the
same conditions,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
Scraps About Scrappers
A movie. h-avywc,rht el,mina t!on is b.

novice h+.x'%G,s"' %sw %asH .. e@rIv IN peeemSsr
cGarie. STANLEY is tho man behind ,he move;
n~ n~r ;oniy |s1 seven The age, ot nins,een and
wS5"; no.. sh.n S .s ;"' :..i so% RsHhs:
snd S''' 'r1nHSi.aV .: ,n,s togr"amsGG; until ss
a. SSfTcss re, "' mt ne running Tor the heavy
%c.sHt championship.
..s",a'"i core hn' hH'''s-H. saws ina, b. g, more
os" $40 nv n ?uTs.: for tho snbs tisn' ss.yy :h:y
%$rs ,oss;1er ,irsb, acr2rtns 70 EnEsl. re re,
.ysa 7Gn2@ ns2e s. 'a. sun.T' A.T @o9' VII" Tommy
ss,e Of $4,000 o...i .s,i"s,:a ss:a for sa. q.
,os MSnta'. 1896 for his ,srouna contest
% De-, SON. wn'ra s2e;n,i d; mean .n'th'Hs'
assIHs, NJ G"tsrb r. brsdsy L Au;iras. h.s ~
'''A:s g. ~ &
,wc.-ry 'rounIer
.etils. ;'.% u y'as, ,os.i,. I:;StsGIa GIad;s 4
chsmYon !. sss :. ,hi1.'ns onts q s'saus
yohnny walker. who stopped Johnny white
IN Us last sppssrsnce. has been added
- re s,ahls % Pimpus and McCarney.
sammy .ov,s. Georss Ee!mar and Johnny
Ray.
Al yorberken will Re sam B!sckiston's op-
ponent In the nnsl OF nve.bout Thanks
si"tnx Day program q The csmb,is club: Club:
eui Jack Darcy, Prnlims, Jack Martin ys,
TrsnE pangsr Ycnrs Mu!lig<n " Joe
Lesmond. and Kid Mccoy vs. Benny RASCAL
Johnny McI.auEhlln, who is Tommy Lough
rams sparr,nx partner Till meet Al Miller
Pa, Monday nlEh,., Matchmaker Leu,
bailey has nrranssd the other b%9yts bout ~ ,n., iol,
| L.. w., Mike ,Dougherty. Tony NIKE ,yh
n ., Arommel, oeoygs Sgrksr,. ". xle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25


our toppy teams with those of the West and
South, We f"el II u duty and privilege TO
write piece about the Big Ten climax.
Michigan, which team met Minnesota today.
has Uusnirchcd slate. \ writer who has
not seen tn" Wolverines should not he criticized
when he hazards the opinion that Iosis eleven
would be- worthy foe for any of oIr classy
Eastern cridrcn companies. This is typed be-
fore IN" score has arrived from Minneapolis
and this Is season Of surprises However. we
will nssulu" that the Ann Arbor lads win.
Nuw what: Princeton is c,r leading nm
defeated c"vcn III the East. The Tigers ;rav.
c,cd tn tli"ago to engage in an intersc'tionnl
natjlr and won. Fine. Gpt The Cd pencil and
do the comparative score stuff Whoa. Also
coise ~" luck There i no direct line by which
comparative scores may hs employed. For Chi.
rago vii 'lut meet Michigan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
Ho,c ". and J. Bamboo.ied Lnfnveic

CROWElT incident that b. ui
- who b"" in the Il" psychology in the athletic" world l.
10 do and
a
punch in itself.
J. .atayette posts
called
began the signals 'So No" the player who
to kicking
Of
director OF play said You kick and 10 it, Then
a The ball
forward the line and into th" waiting end who
down. for point.
doubt this bit OF psychological hav had
a kicker
probably
completely IF the the "a,r
loud for each nsro defender hear
rushed block tha kick comparatively
had crossed goal VI
~
point Ho~",o, oUporvn,cs f., i,at
'oIt pHyci J17Gqlr 'iom iud
an rs 10 thc ! h,ro
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
COMPARING STRENGTH
OF EAST WEST TEAMS
IS 4 DIFFICULT TASK
"Hury.Up" iost's Wolverines Haze More Impressive
] Record in Nest, but Team Does Not Play Chicago.
Which E!euen Was Beaten BY Princeton
Ry STONEY AlcLlNN

MAY h.
of
the advocated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
Boots and Saddle
The Endurance Handicap at n r

The Endurance Handicap at n mile,
the feature race at Bowie today, which
again brings together the two.year.
ods Of the first division, has n value
attached Of 5000 added. That is n
valuable stake for the season of the
year. General Thatcher carries TOP
weight Of 124 pounds, thus concedlng
weight To- Oui Out and all the Others.
General Thatcher has been showing rare
form, but it is doubtful tina, he can con.
cede weight TO Oui Oui at q mile. He
the longer distance.
The Prince George Handicap Ia a
secondary feature for horses three years
old and up. Rockminster will have
another tryout and meets Captain Al.
cock, Paul Jones, Maximac and others.
lls last race was very inferior for a
rhamp!on, and he may run another race
below par today, but be stands out for
claSs.
Horses which seem best are: First
ra"c--poor Sport. Hillhouse, Belle Of
Blue Ridge; second-Fair Phantom,
Ireara Of Allah. Second Thoughts ;
third-Crocus, On Watch, Blazes =;
lnurth Oui Oui, Vigil, General
Thatcher; ffth--Rockminister, CAPITA In
A,coGH: 4, Tipgity Wiz Witehetj siHth.-iork.
lS'' Luuy CIuulcHucs .N'ButUodt, sew
enth---Lord Herbert, Austral, Mountain
Rose II.
Tho Bovte track is the most peculiar
In America. II Is suited TO certain
horses, which always win there. The
course is never fast. yet fast track
horssa do we'll there. The quality Of the
track accounts for apparent upsets
there.
IIorsemen are arriving at New Or.
leans in large numbers for the winter
meeting beginning on Thanksgiving
Day. The Xalapa Farm ia preparing v
To ship to the Crescent City G. W.
Foreman y is another consignment pre.
pairing TO go South from Maryland.
Seypra carloads Of horses have been
started South from Louisville.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
Columbia After WeIeh, Of Hobart

GrneVa, n, =, Nov 25.--Columba Uni.
isss vnsss, 5 s.k %sishn %Ssistn tss eoseS iSsrS .,
e: Aessr; coIl:SS l,.of 1oo.se!i Ss@; 70 Ieks
y0sE iuStitvtien. Il wss iss1 1Is3 today. "'"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
PH|LA. CHAMPS IN
N.Y.AMATEUR MEET
Five Local Novices to Compete
in Four-cornered. Tourney
Thanksgiving Night
ANSWER TO JEFF SMITH
by Louis II. JAFFE

iWiTH the acceptance Of an invita-
w ton 10 be represented in n four.
rorncr"d amateur boxing tournament al
the Madison Square Garden. New York
City, Thanksgiving Night. Philadelphia
will hr able 10 make a crcditahle show
ing there following the crowning OF
local title. holders in seven differen,
classes.
Five local leather puSh"rs will carry
the colors Of Philadelphia into the
Garden ring against glovemen from New
York. Boston and Pittsburgh. Four of
the fstmen from this city will be
youngsters who won local champion.
ships at the Olympia Thursday night.
They are Spike Corbctt. Quaker City
A. A., hyweight champion: Chick
Weasey. Quaker City 4. A.. bantam
weight champion: David Belof. South
Philadelphia High, lightweight cham
pion, and Tommy Quinn. Quaker City
4. A.. weltcrweight champion. -,
Jack Dade. a light heavyweight. will
he rhe other battlcr to fly the co!ors OF
phllalrlphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
.4bOut Sp0rtSmen One Meets

fNpDIE COLLINS White
- both residents Of muripai have returned
hunt his limit Powrton
skill
4 a OF
o the division
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
CELTS RETURN To
EASTERN LEAGUE
Are Signed as Team to Repre-.
setn Atlantic city-PIay
Next Week
JASPER GETS 3 PLAYERS
Basketball Statistics

EASTERN LEAGUE
W. J. Pc, W. \. r g.
r-sn,on;,; ! ! .sS hH'iastic.'. ] ..as;S
Noates'iilc 800 Reading. d .liI
GAME FOR TONIGHT
Philadelphia at Reading.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Eastern l"asuc--rrcnton. 90; Coatesyiiic.
Pennsrlysnia Ra ilroad General pn,re
LeasuH--Rereru" 81; PURCHASING Is
o., No tn Phi! .dAlp'ia Church Ieag,,e--St
I'n'on ~ cr"r Presbyterian I3: Calvary
Copal Ia '''''
4 ,o, Mish a.; snnryside. 10.
ond 10 ''
Western r. C.. 20: 81. James tho Less, "A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
Uorsemen are arriving at New o.
Yale SoeeerIsts Win

New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. 25:-YiIs %.
soccer game here yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25

- Extend Central Baseball League
>nS oouSidered Tor the extension next year
y CsntPal Baseball LHsSus. Y. w.
H0Ss II Ohio and fndtsaA ere - -
= ~ ayeuiG 6e sst4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
Smith Barred
In Phila. Rings

Joe Smith. the diminutive manager
Of Tommy Loughran. Is out with a
statement thar challenges Of 1eH Smitl,
TO the South Philadelphia m!ddleweigh'
mean nothing because the l'ayonne
boxer. is barred from competition IN
this city.
Loughran's handler has prepared q
statement in which he accuses Jcf OF
having "crawled out of a date with
Tommy on the eve Of n match last Apri
In this city, few days after the loca
Auunis had returned winner upstate
from Mike McTigue.
Here's what Joe Smith writes rela :
tive 10 jeff Smiths def:
Ho,'cIns a statement to ths etssHs s
.ha, Jer, smith SEEKS "a, = match win n
kn9ww ,hai iptsn smtn dsiph,. so! Tor runnins % e".
- match with Loughran which was
10 b. held on, April last at the dce
Palace. smith save no reason Sn.,s,n.s WA
S 20 % even think .. chailsng!ns Loush.
ran THIS match was MADE seSenteein
Ss; cas- un,i g,t1' soHr days before the contest
|I |n. 20 nave been he'd, During tho in
,er@sI ot ,hese ] s.Ssn,ssn way Gays ic9Isno kTlsn
ran dect:';e., ee;s1,eG e,sn,nn M,E McTras r. tSs
Ten I5o rnanss saSs a. ft0 sn9ih tsst,ns in ni:
.rS rounds in New York. ana on &C,
o4n; ., Lofsn,an soi,.n ssa,Hs eo.d "iee fee;
''I Min "a be ssen that smith is 3ust
st.kirE cheap publicity at Lousnrsns
ehpeIs.. .
Seyota,lons are on tor a meeting S
arc expected TO box a. the Arena pecem
psr IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25

jack Bratton has no. stv:n up the idss Of
rt1s reu.;ns pa,1.. 2' r. W ,osstk.r with Eddis
tFS,zs.nruons, and ne, former wsiterwsifh.
basI INTO acton N about three months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25

Johnny walker. who stopped Johnny Wilt:
~ ,fe s,ahle % Pmpus and McCsrney.
walker 4. prepared 10 meet Benny Pascal.
sammy .OVis. Eeorss He'nar ana Johnny
Ray.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
Big Ten" to Send Against Western Confer


nsN - lM 2aoyp OF xeu- "ctop Aoppees 'ceANo
|2Hep *ns* @ sEoM = ~ "a: S3 yAsp "A LIVE NoT eNlx WOW
Foe ALL TINE - AVID xbv AL Covered Yourselves
WITH TIE GLORY OF COURAGEOUS F,SHTNc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25

Mel Coorsn, following q victory on . foul
nss..,,cn.d for another bout IN that country.
UH D.c.nb.r 8 the Brooklyn lishsws,ght
,wc--y rouGler.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25

,onsn, In II. nnsi Of q nvs: bout ,Thsnks.
SS1T SS1hTo sonii"Sr.i vii DO between charley Doyle
eni Jack Darcy. Proims, Jack Martin ys
Lesmond and Kid Mccoy VS., Benny Pascal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25

LDRlCH would gained ground he had forced ids
"A but sportsmashp himself
by ignoring 1t.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25

,.ST","t"i M'nsc,r. saws 'ha, he got more
*" ;io6 900 IN purses for tho light heavy
yu""'.ff I,r'rg the tNer'y-t"o months :hey
80 ,oss'ncr ,ireb. according TO EnEe' re-
.,,y,d $1,000 fnr his bout with Tommy
/. us.Iran hero last summer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25

A gate Of $50. 900 Is estimated for IN. the
'si,ntav night. Tho Fllpino has been
slia4ranieHh 5000 for ms ,ea round G2ntsst
10 a dec sion, wh,ra G?esni mean snSth!hs'
is, use 40 t!tle !s a. staAe.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-18

If your power needs do not include tra active work, you can obtain the Caterpillar" Motor in 30, 45, 55 or 75 horsepower for stationary or portable unit.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-18
MOTORCYCLE EXHAUST
 BLISTERS MANS LEGS

BELLAIRE, O., July 18.-William Yocum is applying salve to blisters on his legs. Between doses he IS wondering why someone doesn't in- vent an automatic fire alarm system for use in notifying motorcycle riders when their trousers ignite.
 He would even carry can of water that would spray the pedal extremi- ties when their temperature reaches a certain point just as do the sprink- le sysems in buildings.
 While riding his motorcycle along Guernsey street, Yocum discovered that the exhaust had set his trous- CTS on fire. Oil and gasoline had ignited.
 Abandoning the machine, he ran to a garage, where he was "extin- guished" by a car washers hose. Rrs F. s. Wright and P. L. Ring dressed the burns. The motorcycle was com pletely ruined.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-18

the claims were located with refer- ence to true north or to magnetic north. MT. Lee claimed the former to be the case in an affidavit offered by J. H. Lee, while an affidavit by J. J. Finnegan set up that the loca- tions were made by J. H. Lee by use of a pocket compass and that no al lowance was made for magnetic va riations. The Alaska Oil Company, w. E. Lee, J. J. Finnegah and Jane McNally claims used a common in itial corner stake on which the loca- tions were made.
 The description given in the loca- tion notices of the four claims, states that the initial monument lies IA miles south by west of Mt. Lee. The survey made by the government in the field in the summer of 1920 shows that the location post would lie north by west of the Mt. Lee, ac- cording to the true direction, but ii no allowances were made the varia- tion the compass course from Mt Lee to the location post would be south by west as shown in the location notices and the commissioner held that if the compass course was de- pended upon in the instance of the tie to Mt Lee, it was logical to be- lieve that the same system was used in running the other courses.
 In summing up the case the com missioner said: "In view of the fore going situation, as shown upon the semi-official map, which is relied upon by this office, and in the light of the uncontroverted explanation of the location of the lands with reference to the magnetic north, and applying the long established principle that where the description of lands is amblgu- ous or capable of two interpretations reference will be had to monuments To- cation, it is held that the protest failed to show that conflict, in fact, exists between permits and is insufficient to warrant action looking to the cancellation of any portion of the Alaska Oil Companys permit. Said protest is, therefore, dismissed subject to the right of appeal there from within 30 days from receipt of notice" An order was entered to that effect and also notifying other per mittees that rectification of lands to conform to, cardinal direction must be made by them.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-18
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Alice Lake in "Over the Wire" to- night at the Empress theater Kath- leen Dexter and her young brother, Terry, are orphans. Born and reared in luxury, they continue to live in lux ury even when left alone in the world. But Kathleen is worried by Terry's lack of any sense of responsi- bility. Her love for him tells her in- stinctively that Terry will get into trouble. Her instinct is right
 One day Terry is summoned to the office of John Grammar, an old fam fly friend and power in Wall street. Terry has been gambling in stocks for amusement and the amusement has cost him his fortune with $20,- 900 of Grannans that he has embez- zled on the side. The $20000 matter irritates Grammar so much that he threatens Terry to jail.
 Terry is frightened. And in his fright he makes a desperate attempt to win back the $20,O0O at cards. He is out of luck, but he manipulates the cards until they win for him. He doesn't collect his winnings; his cheat ing is discovered.
 He turns to Kathleen to get him out of the mess. She gives him her check for $2O,000 to pay Grammar. But Grammar won't accept the check. He has heard of the cheating at cards and decided the only thing for Terry to do is to start life anew. He offers him chance to swing sledge at a dollar a day in Mexico mine. But?