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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
GOSSIP OF THE AMATEURS

from uuintets Of tho same caliber. 0aa
ChudoH, 2i8I North Thirty. second street. y
m. s., Au.st.,s Nr.,-c,... tr.vss,,e
,..u ...r,. ~.y Ah so h.s. Srhm ar.ts.l.ss n.y.
teams ohssss..ng .,s .rsa,ssorsS,o, guarantees. v n
81: David: bs:tstb.I! ;s, M team !: ,,s;, pl.yt,2s =
to hear from frst.ciass teams having hSAs
and Offering reasonable guarantees. A. "
Skrobanek, SB7 East Monastery sysuvA
''TSn' v.,,a" ''"s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. " 0s. ~
.W;ss Wuss ~, ~. ~: ':,oH;,,S uLn | ~ ar."n.s s.C~.
v;,,' rnNemS ,as " ~ ~" nms n1c in.snS pSi"s
y.mn wi.m teans OF wy same as'' '''ep" 's~"
loso motifs street.
Glrard a. 4. desires s:wsi with eyinales
';:.. or GhGH sm,tS N:sn: S.;.:s :s+ &, rh,a 49,
tiNn Church team in q Closely fousSs ~
an chs iatter'r Ioor the other sveniaS II
ths score ~ II IN - s'~ o"''
Carton DiucjssEets and Fort Wsshiaelea
Eor, EEn WssSinston' Pa an Tsn,.Hsy noscisi
rhs G,ii.SS SvoniS nv
~.m.. ,.ts% a,ss',,s.. "s"m. hkav,.S S.Ns
Snd offerinx rssson'. .bis xuSrsntsss "tc tclIIsss
A. = oil IL ArfH ssseeS S.,.,.x r,,.. ..a !.
I,o0p I,op 70 cMnstHss ssssS cstes!eG atoop W
T;un'inr p.rE s.cS w"s X. ,,s'}
winners ''"'e" "s' '"' '"s' q
81 The West phiiadslph's Id a. MMlsEet:. = tveIe
ts.ms OF ,hs same a axe havins haIi.
Es.ssch strs, '''" ''o''"'o'' 1851 Ss's
TS. Western Field (vuh kan, H.. ~v,,.,,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30

age having halls. A. strehls. $3.50 Mar'na''
Marsh.l Club. si.s:sn.:isn.ss:In;y:aso.;ss ss.s
yh havDs pSs g.; ss NSrss Mss;
shall street.
triangle Reserves. a fourteen-sixteen year:
old aggregation has dates open for tenn s,,,,. OF
isis Rus,s sse cSa %!ias Ps:.yunk ~ ss'"S sSsSue
The BrIdesburg basketball team t.cvsisa r. .,isa
10 Evansel's hall. EiGhteentn ana !GssNsr ~ ~,
streets on sa,Sraay and wss turr.d wss SasS thy
twelfth win for EvanHe'.
Annu \. A., q new team on the noor th,S @
season has secured numSI,rb m,b o ,bs s'I b.s, % IN
X. ready s to .'Ai: n6ssT Daysnpor, G assl
between s ard TT. N.
v..s... sssr.e's @:s ssn'ss.; !s.; 1s Ss::: .s
Kinssessins, ~ to i3 Shaveli and Umholts
starred for tho winners.
II: D,sws,S IsS .S:S: TcSnn.'s ss '.s::H ssS
TX. to book ssmes with teams OF Il this ,.s age
hsvinS. halls and Offering e.pen.ss W. Ray
mond McVaugh. Ais Walnut street.
Mu1,s a.' has No. orss,.sd ~ Cd M sa:t:sSs team
now booking ,rameS e!,h.! at home OF T.,CS. away
and would like 70 hear from othsr prs prchS .hS.
Hu,Sss HlTs tsS s"r"r,y s"a j. Msiunsd. Slo Pearl
street. Camden, N. j.
Tho &. G. Hancock. a sixteen seventeen. teen,
games with teams Of the same class WAL
tar ~ Dicmcr. 1927 Arch street.
Twentieth Ward 4. &. has a team on the
floor and would like to book games with
siS,ern.eigb,een- year.oid teams ~ home or
Away V. Ryan. SOL North Twelfth street.
The shot Tower 4. e.. would like TO book
games with aixteen-eightscn.y .year-old teams
having home foors and Offering suitable
guarantees. Samuel Butowsky. siS South
"" Tw" Ss.k.tba,, players. forward. OF
suards wish 10 join any fourteenth -hftesn.
YEAR old sggresItiOn. Ralph AdoliZzi. l1lS
Western Athletic Club, u ff'een-seventeen-
yesr.o!d team, would like 10 schedule games
With teams of this age having halls and
Offering reasonable guarantees. Louis Lei
bow, ,tz na2S Spruce street,
The Biz BROTHER Busketbwli Club has been
delayed in starting OF Ns season due to tn.
many extensions, REPAIRS and alterat Ions
being made in It's building ana the addition
uf a beautiful new sxlNiming pool. which
has Just been opened, There win be seven
teams representing tho Zig Brother Club
ranging from ~ pounds upward to iaO
pounds. Manager basketball team, Big
brother club. % South Van P"lt street
T. and Il. Reserves, u siS,"en. seventeen.
yrar-old travelling five. is open to meet all
teams Offering fair suarAntees. A. Todiss
A27 tresn street,
ieric 4. e.. o fourteen teen -year.old
same number Of starts. is anxious to hear
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
TWO PRIZES FOR HAINEs
Mount Holly Shot Wins Turkev and
Trophy at Maple Grove

Th" Quaker City Gun Club staged !,
turkey shoot over it's Marble Grov" ="
traps yesterday afternoon, which draw
large gathering Of local and snburn,"
target shots. NJ. s. Haines. Of Mann
Holly. champion of New JERSEY. wnn
two Of the half-dozen prizes offered nv
the l!unkers. ~
liain"s on = broke for score Of 0s
WIN a handicap of two In that score,
ana there were no less than seven shoot :.
ers who made like total score ""J hu,
as the prizes were awarded ON tho 'u'' ro ;
vrrs" system for all ties; thn, i. ,Lo
best long run from the finish of tho h
shoot. llaines captured y turkey f"r
his dinner today. lie also won ~.
silver trophy given TO the shooter mil :.
ing tn" best score in the shoot Of Tho
fifteen, pairs of doubles, IIaincs scored
u total of twenty-seven breaks 10 WIN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
SMITH PREDICTS K. 0.
Meets the Wolf Tonight at Chest
nut Street Arena

Tonight's boxing program arranged
at the new Chestnut Street Arena by
Willus Britt Is the only evening holi-
day punching program arranged in
Philadelphia. Arrangements have been
made by Manager Britt to handle q
capacity crowd.
A heavyweight match between Ser.
gcant Ray Smith, Of Camden, n. J.,
and Wolf Carson, the Oklahoma giant,
will be the feature number. Smith
Is in perfect shape and he Is conf
dent that he will knock out the new. e.
conner from the West.
In the semi final Eddie Dempsey, OF
Southwark, is scheduled to take on
Willie Curry, also South Philadel.
phian.
The preliminaries will be: Billy
Haas. Of Grays Ferry, VS.. Billy Gan
non, Of Southwark Jimmy Tierney,
Of Grays Ferry, vs.. AL Gordon, OF
Southwark, and Johnny Clark, Of
Southwark. VS.. Tommy Quinn, Of
Southwark.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
CAGE RIVALS TO CLASH
sPhas and St. Peters. Meet In Biz
Independent Clash

The most important basketball r,ms
on the program in this city tonight I u,Il
be played between the South phil.GsI
phin Hebrews ind ~. Peters at Nav.
enth street and Snyder avenue.
The lipfownrrs have already dcfe,tod
the Sphas aud the downtowners "r ,,.
after revenge. Chickie Fasson, n for.
mer player Tor the Sphas in with ST.
Peters and viii play against his for =.
career. :" "'s
~. Peters has one of thc hos, o,,,h,.
IN the independent ranks nnI Iowa.a', .ns
the colors Of Cathedral last Fridnv nu
Cathsdral's own floor. They ara sos "a
the championship Of the city. .'''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
More on Try.tor.Point Rule

regarding
i that rule Mr. Wright the
years oaicd high school
he 1--WE convinced that fair decide
Of
suggestion:
ball themselves
In between the
and for goal be seoud touchdown
or point be made cfronsc a now
between either directly through
bring the bal a
while touchdown made oud" goal
without goal In this
that desivey real
be brought dine bounds
There this admittedly radical
general would added problems
uprhs hear coaches shout "No!'
Wrght would
that willing gamble
either side Of the
il MAJ ,mcar to bring
ID to tho OF the Rules Committee and H. o. p
advocating methods that have
porth considerations.
About Sp0rtsmen One Meets
Bobby
"A Taylor with Eddie Cooke the Of honor Otto Knabe
Bill K the field direction
the Cubs play.
kndbe Perhaps
to about this later on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
Scraps About Scrappers

The Arena. pailaade1pnt.rs,u b;sse., boxtnS
siaS and ON e, ne ,dGsy S1,, !" The . T,
Msst64um gl@" wHrE& r3nots ten oin ha.s b... an.
Tines u r.oAtn. viii be b!!!y Mascot and
Bobby Burrnan. southpaw, "ho, IN Ms
last bout, scored II victory asars' johnny
thre" weeks 10. IS taking the count from
an attack o. b0iis,
ps.n' 10 LGs nes, Pa "a, T Efaay m an mas es .ss
round Goqt i At, IT. Nn4nNSe New York eITH6rr M q
part OF pecernber.
BILL, Devtn. ha. been ,,rs.niuS with 10.
" welghT and II ne ,u,yIT sMX@ VIZ, box S"ot ss
Al Jann.tt, VIII msN" hi, how a. match
,isS,' When he viii stage a series OF ay.
sGS,' nSTfR The L"oTa1I W, DO Ray
bsrcS bsrs ~ Gso,.s ngsss! %5s 5'Ha isu,h '"SH "s
Ecn.e E5n wang Jsnhs a % Pans "'' Sod S' weekly s.fxs
bouts at the Lancaster arena.
LEO r,s, rn,:.r'.e % Aet n z. snyslERs rsy sA.
tpst he, Vim he Back + P6lisdelphi. IN IL
Sn.o .ss s parysa s"' Mc"ssh Mssssh
Preston Brown and Young Papke
Rohby Wallace got himself Into shape bv
strict iraining at Tommy Loughran's gym
nssium. He ~ TO meet Jackie Edwards
al Scranton today
Gsopss Parker, Negro welterweisht, a
hxrk In PhludelphiA after appearing in
several scraps In New York. lie s,oppeH
KID Happy IN Chester recently.
Jimmy Tilrney, Eonslngtonr bantam, ha.
MD sint, -
! Leary, The red head has met tho leading
/ Iaittmsn his weight around Phllada,phia In
| thu last thrNo years. including Johnny Ma
loney, Battling Leonard and Tommy Cleary
Tierney challenges ANYBODY at ils poun,s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
new CAGE TEAM READY
Harmony Five, Of South PhIiadsl'
phla, Enters Basketball Field

A new cage team will enter the city's
independent ranks under the manage.
ment Of Joe lombard, md will be
known as the Harmony Five. They
will represent the famous Harmony
Club, Of South Philadelphia.
The players who have been signed
include the best in the game and were
former members of Post No. &c. Of the
American Legion. They include Lew
Hartzell and Jamison, forwards; Ted
Hugg, at center, Brooks and Nocitra,
at guard.
Harmony will make its debut to-
morrow night against Cathedral at Ma.
chinists' Temple, Thirteenth, and Spring
Garden. Games in or out Of town are
sought by Manager lombard. He can
be reached ut 1913 South Eleventh
street or phone Oregon O334.W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
SARAzENMAY NOT
DEFEND HIS TITLE
U. S. Open Golf Champion Plans
Entry in British Evsnt-can't
See "conflict"
OTHERS ARE UNDECIDED
!sy SANDY McNIBLICK

NEARLY as often us alleged moon. .
" shine likker is made n new angle
to the play of the next open golf cham
pionship III these United States crops
out.
This time 1t is interminglcd with the
desire of the pros to play the event
here next year In June which. right
now. looks like a conflict with the
month of the British open play abroad.
The vigorous part of the proposed
conflict is that, If there Is a conflict,
Gene Sarazen. American open cham
pion. states that he will likely default
his title in this lard to compete in the
event abroad. Sarazen asserted today
mat he was going abroad next year to
try for the. British title and make
a good showing He doesn't think
ne Will change his plans. stating that
he has fully recovered from his recent
operation for appendicitis and that he
IS playing Just as well as ever"
Though Walter Hagen, British
champion: Jim Barnes. tied at second,
ana Jock Hutchison. fourth and former
champion, all American citizens. have
not yet mode comment on plans abroad
next season, America ought to have n
finc, chance abroad with Sarazen also
among the United States prospects
there next season.
The American champion makes his
proposal to 80 abroad even though
cognizant OF the recommendation of the
American J.. q. \. that our national
open be played in June. Sarazen is
anxious to play in the event abroad
next season. even If it does cost him
his American title, which IL n biobIy
complicated state of affairs.
Made Great Showing
sarazen made splendid showing IN
tho United States during the season
now defunct. His first start in ,n.
season to come Is promised for CaI.
fornia In January.
Out Of twelve tournaments last win,.
ter IN the South, Sarazen finished 500.
ond ut Shreveport to Diegcl, at Mobile
to Cyril Walker, nt Deland 10 Hagen
and at Asheville to Tom Kerrigap.
Sarazen wns the winner of the omen
at New Orleans. where he trimmcd
Diegcl. who finished second.
The champions grand triumphs ofte.
mat were ir the national open and tho
Professional Golfers Association frnI
He also trimmed Walter Hagen in nm
extended match for the words ,i,,c -
~ Is uncertain just what effect Sara.
zen's decision to compete abroud wil,
have on tho Y. 8. G. A. event. '
John Farrell. Quaker Ridge pro hs, local
sSrasass Sgss p:s Fam ,howISg fIaYa With
oca expsr, Who looks o' 10 rarrmi - ,Gpr" 'nan
Guy r"S, 9p%n ,r t,'s ssyen, Farrell was Wts
last spring and car1piuy a .rr,, @ps A"n even,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30

The regular changing OF tires Will add mA,
terialiy TO maximum mileage.
~ they arc rot kept well creased axiss
viii become weakened. duo TO heat.
A dipping fan belt Is one Of the ooIn.
r,onsst causes OF oycrhca.lng,
u IL much easier TO remove Spark piuss
when the cylinders are cool, as the metal.
when hot, expands and binds the threads.
Tires lnpt twice as long on cars driven
fifteen miles an hour than upon cars driven
at thirty miles an hour.
When the inlet valve or float valve does
not seat tightly. the carburstor will hOod
and overflow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
Cornell Is Becoming a ''FootbaU College"

arrest
~ at Club
brilliant chiefly Penn
about football
Cornell had been college
football college we'll And when Fritz asked
y for De the diners about lifted the roof from that house
Cone! Dobes arrival
battle
nx that keeping big powerful
Thanksgiving
De, who would
"Ovenfdence
For brought about,
big fundamentally able gdirn
Philadelphia unprepared for hard fight Late classes plus
weather, for the Penn practically
searchlh
daily drill might be held outdoors after dark But by m
he did what his mndhe began
showed
would easily.
conditions beyond
weatherthey
physically mentally. Then when famous Big
lost blamed + that jnx
Therefore Mr. Zuppk other gdiron who
Gilbert Dobe has the Ithaca will be will be
forward bucks But will be mighty
the result
NOWHERE college UiH find finer
~ Cornell wcH undrgads
Grabbed old TouM experienced thrill had he
that Corne yel'
tAroas those grads their
Of to be proud Of and coach
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
WILCOX TO CAPTAIN GARNET
Lansdowne Player viii Lead 1923
SWarthmore Eleven

Swarthmore. Pa. Nov. @.-At Il
meeting Of the football letter men,
Leonard Wilcox, Lansdowns boy,
was elected to captain the Garnet grid +.
men next year. Wilcox will be a senior.
He has filled Il right tackle berth on
Coach Mercer's aggregation with dis.
tinctlon during the last three seasons.
The new captain will have eight
letter men about which to build his
machine. Eight others are TO be grad.
especially in the loss OF the giant AS.
plundh, for three years the stellar
player on the Little Quaker squad
Schneider, the quarterback, and Thoen .
en-. feet halfback.
Ned Wilcox. brother of the cap.
tain elect. will be back to fill his 20
sition at half. along with Knapp, an.
other veteran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
EAST PHILA. TO START
VIII Oppose Nativity In First Game
Of Season

Morry Iuf's original East Phillies
will play their first game Of the sea.
son with the Nativity tenn at the lat
ter's hall. Belgrade and Madison streets,
on Saturday night.
The East Ph!ls will have their
strongest lineup on the floor, which
includes Freeman and Galley, forwards
Luff. ccnter. and BlI! Black, Macbr,A
and Van Osten, guards.
Manager Luff still has few open
dates in December for tho best semi :.
rro homo teams IN or out of IT,
Address ". ]. TuT, 2208 Frnnkford
avenue, or phone Lombard 2SGS dur
Ing the day and Kensington 1886 at
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
of High Grdron Battle Franklin
HolU Does II Strike You?
n B1 t,ii.
THE oBssRvsR
billiard "Bos Ecors''
A Fighting Family

yankees. sss,ns os s'sS: IN: s s
T.; '; a;; NJ: s ',; a..
victories v.,. ...,,,.
% ;:;; Z; : ' e.;
in 1919 and held Hubb Winters and Jones' Mack HI: wo,
.sae.. s:a Il. baseball I. =
n. @ es @ 9: % s ss 4. & nas r1. % WELL Ill e Es n the star Mack
Mack announced som. time that he wa through selling s.
sson ,bs e: % %
TINE A. win npr.vsd season. Harry R,eena. viii b. =,
e ;:: 8;
P.t.r,on's "Box soors' Complete
PETERSON ii. artist the he billiard table,
IT, :: :s Il. s
sons sseess s.: =
s ss ss. Ts ' to- match ss r s' % s A' number
: y: $.ss '; Ill.,. ;s:;
Sa ;ss: than
,,,,: %s.' ';; s: :s ] s1 The "
THE displayed rseapitaa.n
. TIL: sss ssss Nv. vi: . =: No s: %as e ss.
j. Fighting Family AFFAIR Among tn. B.oa. ~
furnished from outside 4: household
YOU % S' . : s:.s % sn an n Ss % ss
pbiadsph boxing championship lie nv
York in the intercy tourney. .t
Bofs the first to drive
n mo canvas lie 1916 Marty
Then for Emanuelghweisht champion in 1o1s
Nanny hurry the night be
crown lie stand for fret edition
he knocked out his opponent in rounds sty
NANNY Southern and star ulback the 1a
lnterschoasc standing
and senior honors seldom conrr
student *
Dave Mnnys footsteps and has gone him ono better
sports the lightweight title and playing FOOTBALL Dave
pe ""Sst sixteen 's nS S by SsSS" n e
twelve 10 admitted to be the best boxer
the family Al, A.. .u.
through there will be still another - Follow Lewis
boxing better
Mcclure hmsel sal
:
TuyE SONS and all Southern well supplied with
n.loa. ana hafora few
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30

believe
School
will
his
methods.
greatest Franklin Field
to do
Thanksgiving Day The ud sending lengthy spra
himself But along the coach and lets verbal
precisely of
elephant?
a
to depend child like
for US
Ia Cornell c
IL think methods Thich
other fight players dereopng
English called the "sreNcd head And that
system,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30

mighty important. The general who has Q
regiment of bcarcats that would rather fight
than eat is plain out luck II he runs shy on
ammunition. So it is with the football team that
may have the proper allotment Of fight, psy.
chology and muscle. but lacks the essential am.
munition In plays that score points.
Undoubtedly Zuppke will see the 121. per
cent that represents the strategy of the two
coaches-their systems, If you please-at the
peak of development Franklin Field this
afternoon. And no doubt. to the man whose
mind is working on football problems from
January to December 81 of each year-that's
Xuppke-the annual Penn Cornell fight will be
interesting chiefly because Of the smart. wide
open methods employed by the two elevens. But
the most consequential thing in that battle no
man will see-by the way, it is psychological
and in line with the Illinois tutors ideas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
Lafayette Loses Soccer Star

Easton, Ps. Nov. 80. The Lafayette Col
setbrc, when II became known That Charley
Beackert. the ysteran hs!fback. would be out
a sprained llxannnt In his left leg. I.afav.
ette plays the University OF Pennsyivanja
saturday 7, Penn State League match at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
FIeI.her soccerltes In New York

New York. Nov. 30.--Nsw York Soccer
Cub will seek to avense its recent 5-4 do
fea, by the Fleisher Yarn eleven, of Phiia-
esphi1 Y n %Safh " New York
Harlem. this afternoon. " return engage
ment with the Fleishers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
aZUPPKE HERE TO GET
LINE ON METHODS OF
HELSlMAN AND DOBLE
Illinois Grid Tutor and Wizard Psychologist Probably
viii See Results of Rival Coaches Strategy
at Highest Peak
by NONEY McLINN

ZCPPKE, who
~ here for the avowed Of watching the climax Of the
Dob N Berry big ron match s fight and 2
football
chology, 3715 fight and football
between the which called football
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
Yunnsy Knocks Out WeInert

ner 'xmsrisan iiSht h.avywsisht 'ehampon,
tessfsd out csar,s h% wsin%srs, q sssaIsJ SsSaTI.J
boz: h;;ss. wn,.s s; h. ss;T%;r TsM Sss.., Sas%
HSywst11 weighed ls%H.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30

TUYE so,s and all ahletes Southern Is well supplied nc
II BeloAs and will be for . few years to come.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30

John Farrell. Quaker Ridge pro hs
soosters 20 gatn eauai pro,rinsn"" W;,h
sara2en lu:2 showing. There IL mara ,b,n
uur newt open title event. Farrn! ~ w
rLnner-up NJ tho Columbia oar'y-S"as son o,,.ns
golf. .-N y "'."N h.lNc "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30

hxck IN Ph.indelphla, nf,cr apnsar,nI IN
several scraps IN New York. lie stopped
KID Happy In Chester recently.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30

| RSbby Wallace got himself into shape bv
strict training at Tommy Loughran's gym.
| nasium. He is TO meet Jackie Edwards
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30

leo Patterson. 4. Z. F. lightweight cham.
that lie VIII he back IN Phladelphis in
about three weeks Patterson has boxed
leo ,hnson, Earl Puryear. Jackie Moore
Preston Brown and Young Papke.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
STAPLES CONFERS'
With KEELING IN
|MAYFIELD MIDDLE
Secretary of State Takes Up
Matter of Injunction Which
Was Granted to King in
Senator's Case.

AUSTIN, Texas. Secretary or
State Staples went into conference this
morning with Attorney Keeling rela-
tive TO procedure as a result Of a tenn.
porary injunction obtained in the Ma.
varro county district court late yester-
day by &. u. King, ct al restraining
the secretary OF state from certifying
Earle 2. Mayfield, az democratic can.
didate for United States senator. Secre.
tary Staples received notice by tele.
gram that the temporary injunction
had been granted, but u copy Of the
order had not been received. Staples
stated he understood from newspaper
reports that the injunction was grant
ed under chapter So, acts OF 1919 which
regulates campaign expenses OF candi-
dates for senatorial offices Senator
Mayfield's campaign expenses, accord.
ing 10 his statements filed with the sec.
retary Of state on September 20. total
led 9,5s4.93 OF this amount s2,565 was
maximum expenditure for senatorial
candidates under the state act Is s1O,.
900.
The chief question which Staples
will submit to theattorney general is
whether the telegraphic notice is suf-
ficient to prevent him from proceeding
with the certification.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-04
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR BIDS


Office OF Clerk. Carter County, Okla
homa, Sept. 4. 1922.
Bids will be received for remodeling
and altering Lone Oak Separate School
near Milo.
There will be recessed meeting OF
the Board OF County Commissioners OF
Carter County Oklahoma. on the lith
day Of Sept. 1892. for the purpose Of let
ting contract for above building.
Plans and specifications OF said build
Ing, are now on file In this office. Sealed
bids will be received until i2 O'clock a
m. Sept. II. 1922. All bids must be
accompanied By certified check or secur-
ity In the amount Of ten per cent Of
the bid which shall be forfeited 70 the
county on failure TO execute bond as
hereinafter provided. The party TO whom
said contract 10 awarded shall execute
TO the county bond IN the sum OF
the amount OF the contract 10 become
void upon performance of the conditions
set forth In said contract Twenty per
cent OF the contract price shall be re-
tainsd by the county until the contract
10 completed and the work accepted. The
commissioners reserve the right TO reject
any and AL bids.
JOE T. TAYLOR,
Chairman
ROT n. JOHNSON.
tScal) County Commissioner.
CLARENCE HARRIS. County Clerk.