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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

Frank Farmer Va. Gordon Mckay.
,oatehweights.
Kid Johnston vs. Owen Roberts.
lllghtweights.
Larry colman W.. Sandy carbone.
welterwclghts.
Young o'Neil va Frankie Green.
bantamwcightA
colinan M the young ST Paul boy
who was stopped by Harry Casey IN
his debut here. He In given another
chance to make good. He's running
Into another rugged customer In Car.
bone. who halls from Tacoma.
o'Neii In a newcomer here from
Olympia. and he viii have TO step In
the opener TO trim Green. tho local
colored miller. Green IL improving
right along.
Harper and Rogers are winding up
their training here today. Harper
working at Austin q Salts while
Rogers IL doing his stuff az the Cas-.
cade A. c. Both boys will weigh
around iso pounds.
Farmer has been training In tn
coma. while Mckay Is also working
out at the Cascade club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

the high jump by spearow Of Orc
Eon. The latter won three first place
honoru. winning the pole vault. high
jump and broad Jump lie promises
TO be n star In the Coast meet.
The oregon Aggies have shown
power thia year. defeating both
Washington State and oregon in dual
meets By practically the same scores
that Washington registered.
Montana. Whitman. Washington.
Washington State. Oregon. o. A. G.
and Idaho are expected 10 be the
chief entrants IN the Coast meet.
with several class II schools M prob
able starters. Preliminarier IN cor.
tain events will be run off Friday.
with the finals In all events being
staged Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

ANN ARBOR Mich, May 22.--
Louis r. Orr or Chicago, freshman
al the University OF Michigan, In out
side the pale OF student activities.
The freshman class has adopted n
resolution 10 declassify and ostracizc
him because he refuses TO wear the
freshman cap.
No action has been taken by the
faculty In the matter and II is
learned that none is contemplated
The freshmen voted 10 accord sim
fiar treatment to any member of the
class who failed 10 live up TO the ira
ditions of the campus. Orr recently
caused sensation on the campus
when he declined 20 wear the cap.
saying he came 10 the university ITO
obtain an education. not TO follow
university tradition"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
Ring Card
for Arena
Completed
Five Bouts Made Up for
Tuesday Smoker; Prin-
cipals End Training

II A X L u Y HU.
LEN. matchmak'
or for Brown a
Hulen. who stage
their first nnok.
er nj the Arena
tomorrow night
has completed his
card.
he complete
lineup follows:
Bobby Harper
w. Frankie Rog.
er4. eafritweiohfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

The Ontario I4sdisw' lawn sss~fIng
ss.erintioa has born presented with
. Dow trophy for the annual sinsies
~smp~titiea by Mr.. and Mrs Charles
yss~s Of Cardiff. Wales. who were
In Canada Last year with The british
bswlcvv.
California rseht club. Of Los Angeles
has AIS members
A world bafkisns billiard tourney a,
III style may bs played nssf season.
winiam y. Hoppe -en the last tsphy
It this style.
The latest rfntfe In interrchoiastfc spor,
Il roller skating races under the super
vision % the Sew Haven Public School
Athletic league
Ensisnd iost another prfred record IN
athletics when tn. French team recently
beat them In sa international cross
country rae.
A feature raee Of the ios,h track ard
firid games OF the New York A. c. 60 be
hsid on TrAgers island June !. ~iii be
the two.miis run for the oyerton cup.
An international match fer the
k-awsnhks cup. beswc~a . British
and American boat In the ala meter
AAnfnF.tT.
temf~r. is regarded ~ . feasibility
BY Boston ysehtsmen.
nosfon "a % have a municipal sports
stadium 10 Feat te.eee.
Ar'sn weodrinx. the syrzeuse essh.
Will compete IN the sprintirr races IN the
Eaststn intercollegiate track and field
cham plonships al Cambridge Nay 70 and
a. lilo may try fer the so0-yard record
In trial heat Of the fnrions dash NAY 20
rbe esshs-s>red b~~s suin ~
uaive~~ity Of Tovonto siadeufs.
Prof. Tom Iaeden. nj the enHtne~v-
Ing Department 81 the Canadian cod
i~xe. Wa r~r~atiy launched
College Of the City ofx.w Yors recent
~ INDUCED In its first football arm In
IS yesra preparatory 20 beginning the
virrsnia Military institute boasts . polo
team.
Navy crows have Won a. r~c~s N she
Last ~ years coached ey Glenion-
Manhattan eofiere. Of ~cw York city,
has added swimming 20 lts sports.
New yevk university viii TO In for
soccer. wrestling. iseros~< Rad swim
ming. sil Of which w~c r~cestiy
added TO lie program Of activities.
New rork A. c. has signed a consrsc,
with c. C. Lewis A Bro. for IN. purchase
OF kl,on~ood Park. Mamoroneck. y. y
and the construction Of two is-hole golf
courses both 70 be ready for play In
jane. 1875.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

CHiEF Northwest interest In the
" National events viii. OF course.
center on tho showing OF Stanford
and California. The Golden Bears
coppvd the championship last year
by a half point lead over Harvard.
In their dual meet this spring Stan.
ford and California tied. so there ls
nothing 20 choose between them.
The East comedies Western
victory In tho National Intercoileg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
DEMPSEY VS.. BRENNAN

CHICAGO. May 22.--Jack Dcmp
sey told Floyd Fitzsimmons. Michi
gan City. Ind. promoter. that hy
would fight Bill Brennan I'm the
arena there on Labor day. Jack
kearns hasn't approved the match
as yet and IT Is doubtful II It viii be
staged. Dempsey hft here for the
Pacific Coast to fulfil a vaudeville
engagement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
CONVEY RETAINS TITLE

LONDON. May 90. - George A.
Convey. Of England. n still the GOV.
cred court tennis champion profcs.
sional Of the world. He defeated
Walter Kinsella. OF New York. seven
sets out Of IL In their recent series.
which closed Saturday. when they
broke even in two sets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
Deals Put
Redskins
in Chase
Hood, Crane and Parks
Should Make Seattle In
dams Dangerous Team
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Asst fall. when
Jim Boldt took
over the reins OF
the Seattle han
club. he promised
10 build up a win
Ming team for
Seattle.
And take n
from your Uncle
Pedro. James II.
is doing just tina,
little thing.
While 9th er
minor lea a 9
m agnate s are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
Climax OF 1921 TRACK
SEASON IS now BOOKED
National, Pacific Coast and City School Champion
ships Are Slated for Next Two Weeks; Review o
Saturday Meets
BY LEO II. LASsEN

ME camaxes of the local. Northwest and national track
i seasons are due within the nexttwo weeks.
The Pacific Coast Conference meet will be staged here FRI
day and Saturday Of this week
The National Intercollegiate meet will be off at Cam
bridge under the auspices Of Harvard Saturday.
The annual high school championships will be decided at
the Stadium June g.
The annual grammar school championships Of the city will
be held within the next two weeks too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

| ufFihipU WIS Tdttu Nv hh'hk ~ Wy
other two sections. But they
showed tremendous power neverthe.
less.
In Raymond Jury. Al Barbaris,
Ted Ahner, Don Manning and
Harry speidei the Dye Works team
has corrailed a great bunch Of hit
tern.
The team win line up with the
following men:
sPEIDEL on
FIRST BASE
Harry speidei. FIRST base spcidel
In a big fellow. who wnilops the
ball for keeps when he hits IL. He's
southpaw sticker. Harry In play
ing first base for Franklin high In
the prep league.
Ralph Lowry. another former
Franklin player. is holding down
second base. Lowry Is n speedy
tosscr and fine lead-off hitter. He's
n right-hande6 hitter.
Ted Ahner. one OF the most pow
erfui hitters In the history Of The
Star Junior league. is playing third
base. Ahner in playing his third
season In The Star loop and IL wal
looping the ball as hard as ever.
lie also learned his baseball at
Franklin high school. Ted hits from
the sfarboard side OF the rubber.
Johnny Reagan IL not n driving
hitter, but he plays n neat game
at shortstop. He makes good
running mate for Lowry around
second base. lie bats and throws
righthanded.
Tho Three Brothers eutfeld--
Raymond Jury In left field. Al
Barbaris In center field and Don
Manning. in right field. is the hard.
est hitting trio ever assembled on
n Junior club In Seattle combin-
inR hitting with speed and good
fielding this Is an ideal outfield trio.
They're all big. powerful fellows. an
exception TO the general run of
junior orchard patrols Barbaris and
Jury hit iefthanded and Manning
righthandcd.
Behind the bat the champions
have Ralph Miller. who has dcvcl.
oped into a fine receiver. He has
been playing Star league bah ever
since the league started. He's a
good catcher and a pretty fair hit
ter. He's righthanded hitter.
On the mound Ed Swift and Carl
Roc. two effective pitchers. are
holding forth. They have turned In
some fine games this season.
They're both righthanded-
TWO UTILITY
MEN
For utility work there n Troy
Erwin. who works In the outfield.
and Kenneth Putnam. spare
catcher They both play good ball.
but they won't have much chance
to break In on the regular combina-
ton. Both hit righthanded.
The Three Brothers team Is with
out the services OF Ivan Jones. form
er keystone star with Franklin. rs
Jones has quit the club.
The big series for the title WIN
start Sunday with the Three Broth
crr. Fremant Cyclones. Hillman Mer-
chants. West a wheeler, Liberty
Park and l.. V. westerman Co. and
either Washington Park or Mount
Baker Cigar Co. fighting 1t out for
the trophy.
The managers Of these teams have
been asked to meet tomorrow night
AT 7 p. m. at The Star to 20 over
plans for the finals. The schedule.
which will be round-robin in which
each club plays each club once, viii
be made up It's vital to every team
that each Of the five managers be on
hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
PUBLIC LrNKsMEN TO TOURNEY

NEW YORK. May 22.--Ths Uni.
ted States Golf association win spon.
sor golf championship open only
TO Players who use public links. A
trophy has been offered by James
ID. Standish. Jr. OF Detroit The
tournament may bc held In Toledo
from August IS to 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

squawking about the lmposslhliity OF
obtaining new talent Boldt has
stepped out In the last few weeks
and made three deals by which
Sammy Crane. waily Hood and Yer
non Parks have Joined the Redskins.
And look how those Indians arc
stepping along these daysl
Crane and Hood. obtained from
Brooklyn. are both playing regularly.
Crane filling the shortstop berth and
Hood taking over left field In fine
style.
Parks. a former Portland player
who played under the name OF
Brooks on the Coast. II a sweet
curve ball pitcher. and with n win
ming team behind him should be a
big success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
LENGLEN ELIMINATES RYAN

BRUSSELS say s2.--Nlc. Su.
Eannc Lcngi-u. European tennis
champion. successfully defended her
title in tho worlds hand court cham
pionship by defeating Miss Elizabeth
Ryan. California. 60 and so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
1921Class Champions
Have Strong Ball Club
Good Pitching and Fielding, Combined With Tremen-
Dangerous in Finals

II " pow erf U J
Three Brothers
Dye Works team.
champions OF
Class A in The
Star J u n 10 r
Baseball league
In 1921. viii en-.
ter the finals
for the 1922
trophy favorites
TO win.
The Dye Works
club combines
speed. fielding
and batting pow
err with I h "
!.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

summary Home fun-barurr. Two
base hits-f.idred. Hood. :. Adams. Wis
trrrii. srhiek. siKiin. vitt. Sacrifices niss
Hood. Eand. stolen bAse--sixiia- struck
out-fiy Gould 4. BY Fiansran .. Bases
on haiis-off Gould J. Off ffsnk- 4. or
Ftnnsraa ,. fnninss pltched--Hy Hsnke
:. By Ftnasfan 81. Runs responsible for
GOULD :. Hsnks :. FinnefAn G. Mack 1.
Charge defeat 20 ffnnernn poubis plays
--Custo 70 =. Adams 20 IuFphy; Cueto 20
Murphy. FSnn~ran 10 casta Csngsrss--
Carroll aad Toman Tfme--.es.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
BIG COLLEGE
BALL SERIES
ON SCHEDULE

|WAsHINGToN's crack baseball
w team Is playing Whitman today
before returning home TO play the
crucial games OF the season with
Washington stato here "Wednesday
and Thursday.
The varsity broke even on It's four
conference games. winning and los.
ing to Washington State and turn.
ing In the same card with Idaho. In
order 20 win the Coast title Wash
ington must cop one game with the
Cougars this week while the Staters
must take both games to win the
honors.
MOSCOW. idaho. May ss.--After
being touched up for three runs In
the first inning Tiny Leonard settled
down and pitched Washington to a
9 20 > win over Idaho here Saturday.
The score: II. II. T..
washington .....-......... 3
iuhno ......s....-....
Bntterics--Teonard and Maloney;
Marineau and Fox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
HUTCHINSON TO PLAY

CHICAGO, May 2ze--Jock Hutch
inson, winner Of the British open
championship last year. has changed
his mind and VIII sail Thursday to
defend his title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
AUBURN WINS

Piling up 81 points, Auburn high
school won the King county high
school track championship at Auburn
Saturday. Bothcll was second with
20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
WATSON WINS
CTTYLNKS
TITLE PLAY

nEFEATfNG Dixie F1eagr. for
II mer city champion. : up For
rest Watson. of jefferson park. wUn
the city golf championship q ~
Seattle Golf club yesterday IN tho
3s-hole match for the title.
II was q great fight that I'D -
put up for the title. coming b
and squarfns the match time ID
time again. but Watson cinchad tho
match on the 18th green
watson's putting was 0ead1y -
was the biggest point In his vic1ogys
The medal scores were: WatsonI.
7G77-l53, and F1eager. 77-7o-1Ee.
BOX DRAW
NEW YORK. May 2s-yaek 49,
key boxed q 12-round draw with PeD-
per Martin hero Saturday. TheyHD
fcatherwcighta
MOORE READY FOR ASHEB
DENVER. May 13.-Pal More
Memphis arrived here today -
start training for his 1:-round boue
with Babe Asher. A T. r. bantan-
weight champion. Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
BIG REGATTA HERE

The annual sailing and power boat
regatta Of the Northwest win be
staged on Lake Washington this
summer during the week Of July "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

late.. but whether II win be stanforo
or California remains 10 be seen.
Johnny Merchant OF California. In
the dash and weight events: Har'
neft. the Stanford ail-around star
Hammer. Stanford weight HEAVIER,
oxy HendrixEon. California quar-.
termiler. Brick Muller. California
jumper. These aro some Of the stars
expected 20 compete for the caiifor,
mia schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

premier cannot take such n step.
but will leave the matter to parlia.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
Star Tennis Entry Blank

wish IN
Tennis Tournament
Womens Doupes
Mixed Doubles
Junior Boy Doubles
O'Clock O'Clock
Saturday!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

when the prfe. 10 made hirs enough
you can't keep them cut for. to-wit, ~
costs siooe 20 acquire one ~ the 600
stock msmb~rship certificates In the
womsn's National Golf and Tennis club
at otsn Head. Long fsisnd- 1t ia ssciu.
slveiy for wonsn Only a few certificates
remain In the treasury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

Tho university froah team defeated
81. Martins college, 8 to 2. at Denny
field SATURDAY..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

Chicago wsmea golfers hsvs sssnr-
fsed . hague Of rusiie tink. players
10 boid IN tstsvcinb tsurnsm~ut this
year. Oe~r 100 women are expected
To entsr IN the city tsursey 10 be
staged this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
|5RAEG.1D,
|Gn1>BIl2

Yesterdays herp - Erin Ward.
Yankee srcond bssesnan. made thrcs
dazzling stops. singled In the 10th.
and scored the run that beat the
Browns, 6 TO 0.
southworth's homer IN the eighth m
ming, with one on. gave tho Braves q
<-to-s victory over the Cards-
Zachary let the white sox down with
five hits while the Senators hit hard
and won. to /.
Five runs sccred In the seventh
inning. when Aidrich was run 20 tho
showers. gave tho Robins an s-te-l
victory over the Cubs.
while the Giants were being oufhstted
and outfIeidcd, Pete ponohue slipped
along easily. and the Reds won. to 1,
before $4,000 spectators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
sEIBOLD QUITS CAME

'-socks' Selbold. former Seattle
pitcher, with Oakland last year. has
quit baseball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
.!|llI,!]!X
1IIllBl|ll@

aiss Aiers ssiriins. the ferv~ev
weusen's nafienai gulf cham pssn.
~ha was d~thrsned Last y~a< By Miss
Marion ueiiips. will play FOE North
Hemp-tesd e. a.. Of ferf Washington.
y. u. this year.
Kansas city. Ma II pisnninw several
additional nine-hole golf courses. under
supersision Of the municipal Anthoritiea
futr-rs esrisgs has ssssd saif TO fts
Athletic acuvist~a
Joe Nvvas. professional 81 the Spokane
coantrv eisb. vlfi enter the nationat open
chari pionshtp 20 BE- staged over the
ssekis cosntrv club IN July.
Rec Btsfs. Cal. has started 70 swffs a.
is-hols golf course
Fssnk Tssumk ven the rhsnnpieu-
ship title If the Aasasdaie Ceuntry
club by defeating Fed IL ntcaa, Dr..
and q. In . % hole snatch
Mr., c. Sweeney. formerly violet
peeisy. Won the British Columbia WON
ems golf cham ridnahip recently ~ de-
fsAting Mrs Patterson. 81 Oak BAY club.
% Victoria. 10 and 5. Tn. victory was
IN. sirth straight for Ars. Sweeney In the
cham pionship svsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
|EGrENA
|9sN@ d,

The Ontario Isdis~' lawn Bowling
association hes born presented with
. pow trophy far the annual singles
~emp~sitiea by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jsse~ Of Cardiff. waies. who were
In Canada last year with The British
bswlcsv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

A feature rare Of the ios,h track ard
fIrid games Of the New York A. c. 60 be
hsid on TrAeers island June !. will be
the two.miis run for the oyerton cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
ZIMMERMAN
WINS ONE
COMING
HOME

The Redskins are coming home AFT
er three weeks on the road wedncs-
day, when they open with Sacramen-
20. Then they play Salt Lake and
Portland in turn.
The team Is winning, and with
the club stronger than ever. the boys
and girls are expected 10 give the
tribe some real support when they
come home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24

uizcd as a comfortable standard Of
living" Mr.. Fitzgerald declared,
Fitzgerald based tho claim on the
fact that there has been material
reduction in the purchasing power
OF the railway wages during the
past four years and that "a CON
siderable increase must be made
to restore the former living stand
ard OF the employees.
The present average monthly
wages of clerical and station forces
are $3.50 as against $1,000 under
the labor board decision of 1920.
according TO Fitzgerald
Brotherhood officials pointed out
that the labor board since Its 1890
ruling has rendered two other de
cisions which effected material re
ductions In the mems paw. The
present application is the third made
to the labor board since the end OF
the shopmen's strike The mainte-
nance OF way were the first TO pc
tition for an increase and they were
awarded cents per hour The np
plication OF tho railway signalmen
ia pendiuP
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24
| ABORITE WARNS
ENGLAND TO PAY
Leader Of Second Strong
est Commons Party
Lays Down Law
ASKS u. S. FRIENDSHIP
british Labor Party Seeking
Good Will of American
Laboring Men

tosryrsht, 1914. by international News
service)
LONDON. Nov. 23.-Payment of
III. British debt to tho United States
and opening Of immediate political
and commercial relations with soviet
Russia were advocated today by
Ramsay Macdonald. the first labor
its opposition leader in the house
OF commons, In an exclusive inter-
view with the International News
Service.
The labor party, of which Mac
Donald 10 the head, is tho second
suongest In commons.
, ! The British labor party. which
for the first time in history has sue
ceeded to the position OF official
opposition In parliament, sends the
most cordial greetings to the United
States" said Mr.. Macdonald, in
opening his statement.
I'VE send good wishes especially
10 American labor and assure the
American workers OF our sincere
willingness to cooperate in ell COM
mon matters, hoping that hence
forth all narrow spirit OF national
ism will be wiped out. American
labor Ia no longer remaining aloof;
= mutual spirit of com radship is at
tending ali questions of mutual in
terest
The British labor party will do
everything possible 10 continue to
improve cordial Angio-A
relations We desire American CO.
operation In all great world ques-
.!oas. hut II America prefers TO re-
mssn Aloof from European affairs
ana | am not surprised. considering
the awful hash that has been made
OF the European situation-then we
will beg America not to remain
sloof from the great moral issues
confronting the world.
America can Ignore political
issues. but she cannot ignore the
moral issues.
Regarding the British debt to
the United States, the labor party
stands for paying 100 cents upon
the dollar at the earliest possible
moment. although we take good care
not TO pay l01 cents"
Asked labor's attitude toward
Russia, Macdonald responded:
our policy is to reopen economic
and political relations at the earliest
possible moment, thing which
every nation is doing stealthily. The
sooner Il Is done the sooner Rus
sia will recover"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24
Who Lost French
Var Cross in Tulsa?
Girl Finds Medal

Who lost 8 French war cros.f
A war medal manifestly OF French
make, with the Insignia Of the
French republic on one side and
on the other the dates, 1914 and
1918, Ia waiting at the Red Cross
headquarters for It's owner.
Several peculiarities in its con
struction will make II easy OF
Identification by the owner. The
war decoration was found on No
vember 10, the day before Ar
mistice day. between Eleventh
and Twelfth on Clncinnatti By
Marcia HUFF, grade school girl
living at 502 East Third.
The Red Cross is trying to
locate George w Simpson, forme
service man who filed claim for
the Missouri bonus through the
local chapter and on whose case
additional Information Is re-
quested from tho Missouri bonus
headquarters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24
RAILWAY CLERKS
WANT PAY HIKE
Freight Handlers, Station
Employees Also Apply
for an Increase

CHICAGO, Nov. 23-Railway
clerks, freight handlers and station
employees, 27l,000 In number. today
applied for an increase In wages.
Application for the wage Increase
was made before the United States
railroad labor board this morning
by +. IL Fitzgerald, president of the
Brotherhood OF Railway and Steam
ship Clerks, Freight Handlers, Ex-
press and station Employees.
1T IL becoming continually more
difficult for the railway employees
to maintain what has been recog-