SPORTS
FOUR nouns wool in 25.
Coincidoncp Tattoo Place of
unlit illi tutti ’ .
in illicit will.
L. F.
........... ....E Pctrlckf
H~ F- t'Unuoull ‘
Ashmeod, Calder .......Wliitet ”mum Links.
”1‘3‘ 9. ' PINEHURST, N. 0.. Dee. 5.—-Three
“'7'in ------------------- “0319; members of the Woodland Club. C. F.
t‘
t
V“ 1.. G iLtnoaster, J. R. Bowker and C. L.
“"3“ W In“ ”:l'oitlt-t. Asbmead ....... ...B. Pelrick Becker. together with Donald Parson
3 50".“ ‘3 b 13 -'OIM8 3- 3- iof Youngstown. runnerup in the re-
j Field goals~Norwclk. Sheehsn, ‘Iscelll autumn tournament, took part
'Sirolicll. 5; Calder, 2; Ashmeud, 4; in a foursome over the No. 1 course
. tlizu'rigan, 4; Lauters, E. Patrick, 1: hole today. An unusual coincidence
, "my?“ Boyle, 1: Doyh‘. 3: B. Patrick. 1; occurred in the course of the proceed-
“ms 0"" “‘6 "0'1“"? ‘Smgam‘lt foul goals, Smolick, 5; Doyle. 1. tings. Lancaster mode the seventh in
“"' ”Walk “Skew“ ”um came Referee, Smith; timer Burns and 2 the eleventh was made in 2 by
bark stronger than ever last evening, Manning. ’bolh Bowker and Becker. and Pat'-
Till/Ll routed the. hunter Five. of New. Tho Preliminary Game. 550%, the fourth member of the quay.
tor-lion the local court, to the tune Thc preliminary game was a. Let, can“) through with “ 2 on the
"f 43 l0 13- Wright and 33583“. the slaughter in which the Montauks de-‘ thlrteenlh, which was made in i the
No bu: stars 0" the hauler combin- tested the Colonials of the Stamford ‘ on." day, but is par 3 and bogey t.
“011 “"9 110‘ New!“ however. and Y. M. (I. A., by the score of 35 to' in the play pl “1" seventh Bowkcr
"Mb 80001111"! in 50m“ ”1935“"? for ‘10. The visitors were little more than‘came very near duplicating the 1
“is locals sweeping victory. pays nnd were no match {or their wLiclt he made on this same hole 3
Owing to a league rulinil Which for- hcsvier and faster opponents. At few days ago. None of the four play-
bto any league player to participate passing however. the Stamford team em could recall any other instance
I" it game‘ln Norwalk, 9M)" 91‘!an showed up well and during the early in which each contcstunl in it four-
itt or alzzuilsl the box-walk team, the pan of the ggme managed to slay some round had turncd in u 2.
two stars and former Norwalk idols in sight largely because of this inset.l
Wre unnblr to participate in last The first half ended with the score' HARVARD MAKEs KICK ABOUT
night's frolic. t in favor of the Montituks at 14 to 7. SHORT PERIOD.
int-cm lhc tapoff lhc Norwalkg had Thc second half was a wslkoverl
up edge on their Now York 0W0“: for the locals and they scored at Say: That First Session in Annual
«its and aftcr the first few moments ; “‘l”. \‘l'eafer. HI? 10031 WHIP? scorcd‘ Yaic Game in the Iowl Wu F!" '
"' hilly it \t‘i~ lll' - ' f ' fil'l bitskcls from lit) Mill 1 Minute! Short.
, - .. 0 3 it flew“ 0 bl ‘ * ‘ ~ t‘AMBRllXHL‘. Mass. Dec. 5.~-It be-
ltt-w laigt- a margin would the locals: ’llit- lineup and score:
But fluid, 35 to 10
l-‘ollowing up their two
1
(WIN known ““1!” ”"11 ”'0 NODl . . ‘. . , . _ i or pultllc policy with which it scents new-
“1“ l M‘ nlhllhfi Colonials? writ hes. kept on tho Harvard bcnchu """“‘l"' ”H“ k “I” i1 29:" '2 n punt-y und i’cuniitle to do“. m ti". “reg.
‘l‘itt first half coded with the scorp' l1l!l('lli“i .......... Ltd‘uunt, Domino‘ our of them by a Harvard foolballt lculruc runners are not tr \ ll , on are N" “PM..." ofthccnnim-xs.
“ . ‘ . l ‘ ‘mnllflgcl‘. rccorded almost fivo ml"- of as much liiiportuncc lo the motor 1 tum... u... llmilutluntl or time “D.
at ..U ll) 6. in favor of horwnlk. Smo- ll. L l ~ ~ - l (‘ ' '
l I4 .. . J) i. \1 .(w "k ‘ 'l‘ ‘utcs 0‘ play rcmnillinx “h?“ l r. “'1 longut- pluycrs In to ”w minors. tlcv which you will necessarily Ict at
it t .t.itl llnittgttn om}, scored ””99. mt . t tun 1...] .......... nylor; S. Williams. field judge and ”lmll' TM". or" about 5000 nuno“ lcatzuc this “win" "mt s1m“ “mt“. u". “up
‘i id "’3“ i“ l‘ “‘ 1- . o linrvardl’ulc fool in t ' ' ‘ . . t .
it s [DIN id". and the finale ' ”Will?r in ”f 1 fl ‘ “d. “flux und only wnlclhing iikc 350 Lwtituts M fcu us lulmibk. lltll more
work of Ashlllcad again featured tho. “cult-r ....................... Rulzt gnlnl signifld that1 tilt. rl-l Mirth ! b’ - I l 'c 5 And sooner or m-rc .tolnc things ion undam- ttt thc
Illa}. The second half was but a WW. C. {had ended. Both liners one nor -. ll. tulmt pay r .
0W .WWW. m
nu stills ' *
Mint lllllllll
mutual-vs up It;
lmtlutlalform-
. .
...
o
W .—
Exploilins is»? why major fauna
players will bo collod upon marine
next spring videos the grievensus .of
their lilflé_Ml‘8 in the minors
at: settled during the winter. Presi-
dclll Dave Edits of the fraternity in
a stntcnnnt says that “the bid lea.
gue players are roudy to tulle such
drastic action as a nutter of prin-
.cirle and also for their own protec-
titn."
Incidentally Full: says the antics
of certain sport writers to ridiculo
the difference of opinion between the
players and the powers of organized
lbosebsll noQ silly. He says that The
Sun has appreciated the gravity of
the situation. “This is no joke. nor
are we trying to put up it big bluif."
.a‘s
Pliill
Sill ll
Milli
intuit» no Their Opera-
tion Should Not Be Stopped ,
or Interrupted by tile Coo-I
ccrted Action of Omniud
i Bodies of lien Until a Pub-
lic Investigation Shall Hove .
Bec- instituted
Wilson urges that early action
be tlkcu to t-olnplclc his pro-
‘uram of ‘tncttlcmcnt and regulation"
frocontnit-ndcd at the last session. Thc
manage in full is as follows:
‘licnllciuell of the Congress:
In fulfilling of this limo the duty
...... ... .. .....g...
tr;
OPERATION OF RAlLWAVS
SHALL NOT IE STOPPED
I
\
To poo. a low which forbado or
poovontod tho individual work-
man to loovo his work bolt ~ ro-
coiving “to approval of . -ioty
in doing so would ho to adopt a
now principle into our jurispru-
done. which l'uko it for pront-
od on on not proplrod to intro-
duoo. put tho proposal that tho
Mon of tho railway. of the
country dull not be stopped or
intorruphd by tho concortod oc-
lion of organiud bodice of mon
"If“. a public invoctipofion olull
hon boon innit-cod which cit-ll
out. tho whole auction of is-
ouo plain for tho judgmont of tho
opinion of tho notion is not to
propose pay such principlo. It to
had upon tho vory dlfloront
principlo that tho censor-tori oc-
tion of poworful bodies of Mon
shall not in pot-vim to stop tho
.\' one of the shortest messages'
over sent to conm‘css President
said FLiiz. yesterday, “and there is no‘md ulltm m by the constitution of
question that the players are with us communicating to you from time to
to P man." time information of the state of tho
itcltlving directly to President Tou- ““0" "l“ '“V'mmt‘lldhlzlo your can
' 'iticrnlion nucll legislative monsurcn as
or of the National lmague. Full: says t“
_ 'uuiv be judged itmossnrr and expect.
, , . , , . _
l‘encr "”sz 8:13;“: "if” “girl-tit I shall continue the practice. which ,
he cannot no error: ow xi
i hope hll boon st-ccptilhle to you. of‘
YWDK m?“ ”k” “l“ "“50? "3"“ lcatlna to tho mmrts of the sevefll innum-ss with round to such a matter
players can t.x‘k of striking plot a
heads of the clocutit'o dcplirlmenisimtgm scorn to draw in uncstiou the
trivial minor league nllsunderstandv
industrial proooouo of tho or
lion.
C *1:
or of the inlcrslatc commerce commis-
sion to grant an incrcusc of rates on
tllc ground refcrrcd to is indisputably
floor. and a i‘tmmciitinfion by the
lbc clltlmrntion of lbc dclallcd needs ‘lucopc of tho cmmuissitni's authority or
in; of flip public service lttid conllnc my-
...“M '5 when" Tm” mm,“ A big sclf to thaw innllcrrt of mon- ucucrtil
l . .
i its inclination to do limit-c \‘l‘ilt‘ll there
I is no reason to diniltt cithcr.
' 'l‘llc othcr suggcsfioiis ~tln- incrcasc
. in the interstate mmtucrcc commis-
f‘sittn's membership and in its facilities
I for performing its manifold dutics. tho
élmtl'iuitm for full public illit‘filigt‘llimI
luiltl um'h‘h‘mrlll of ilttltniriul disputes.
.ulitl llic grunt lo the cxcculivt- of flu-
;ltotvcr to mritrol and opcrllc thc roll-
but N'Nhlllll which lltcrc will now be ’ “‘lll’c‘ I'll?" "H‘t‘Nl‘." "I lillt‘ 0" war or
1in;.- ill the intcrcsls of Harvard.
‘0; lit'ttr each of those 580 will' go back
li'loll of the first. Norwttlit hall iilllc} Mt‘lhlh'kt Slwrwood
trouble) in scorlnlr almost at will and' ii. G. limit to determine his different moves
at lilt’ ”ml of the Slaughter “Mikpnt Sitcrwood. lliitckninn ...... Kai-ukus; by, the time .10 play.
Stuttlick led lltc scoring field with. L- 6' £‘h'flnS‘rflkai‘lngms:'Lfi21Tng'lit'gr-jxfi
titt- fit-id baskcts and five foul goals} “PM 30"” Montnuks, I‘°“('h“k' 3:;111“\I‘ been wrong. but 29 downu wear-c
to his credit. liikc was a flush out JON-‘t 13 “’cafcr. 51 “0011”“. 1: rccorded in the first period. whereas
ll-t: ilool- inst melting. and Was ex.i Shf‘l'WOOd. 2: lllncknlnn. 3: Colonials, there were 46. l3 and 51 downs in the
--------- (Va-“15““ lhtlt lbsf Coach Haulzlitou might Mi
...”.1 h _. , . . . ,LPCUUIH, 1; Taylor. 1: Carl on ; ”“9““an pci‘iods. The punts in
t. tt i spied only by Ashmcud. the ‘ . 5 ’ 2 ouch period worc ilbout lbc sann- in
.l1 c llrclfuos of the present Ntirwulkl ‘0‘” “0“"! “"15“" 15 lleruiiio. 1‘ 4 number. '
ct niltitttttion. The big l‘ornell mun pill ‘ “hem-00¢ 1‘
up another clover exhibition of thc‘ ‘ "“1”” “"150”: ”m" Burns.
indoor came last evening. and earned3
tltt vigorous npplause of the crowd out
dllfi't‘ than one occasion when he ctir-l B'tiina Station
; tail Ihe ball-st n furious‘pscc i’lil‘ouiffii h
the cntirc hauler quintet, SUIOHCK.
o'l"ll Aahnicad wcm but it little Ahead
4-2 iltc :cnutiudcr of lll9_N0l'Wilik icsm
ft‘l‘il luzlll of which put up a ill-cal
Fttuc.
:loylc. til left guard for the visitors
(mo Harvard stop watch rcad that
four minutes and thirty seconds of
play remained whcn play was sfoppo'l
for the first period. The other ro
gistrrod practically tho some.
'_“.‘ As the wind was blowing against
°' E"‘l‘°“°’ 7"" "'9’ vol... it is the belief luretbot iris
E“""‘ Was 5"”! "l .Hul’lu‘l. Vlli‘ might have scored one or wo
Maloncy of the Worcester club was now drop kicks through Harwnn’l
the lending Wilma“ in iho Bastérn' flin- hunting Initial the poor kicking
lmague. inst season. accortllzu. to tho of 1‘ Gore.
official avcritgcs which were “sm‘dtVETERAN op CHICAQO
iiusi night. lliuloncy hit the polls! furl STAFF GETS RELEASE
1A PITCHERs‘ LEAGUE.
'u s tho on] - n~ v] t tilli nvcrllRP Of .332 in 121 Earnest "—‘-’ in “vol of the “if, "mum thh
’ y tall u to put up a Kdm“ll-1tu.l" Wciscl of the New London! After 13 Year. in Major. Mo'docll lbt‘ fralcrnil." "0" “k" from the
tit-tilt) of annllOll. He shot lhrcclomb was his closest m.“ with .i Brown ‘8 L“ 00—5“! MONO? minor.
Minor League Club
t‘Hlt‘Ath. Dec. 5.A».lftcr playing
lcngucs. Mor-
ill'itl goals during lllc course of themwk of
whit-st. and made thc only foul goal
litil the \isiloi's sccurcd.
.323 for 119 games. Hon»!
., l
lll'tllil of bpringficld was third with} 1?. ycsrs in the major
Tm criud l t i ’..'ll9. wltilc (“billions of 'Por-tlnnd_'dctai Brown. thc famous flircu fin.
( . i t . - . .r l _ ’ v .. . r"
m 3"" "a M“ " "l'm routpcd lll fourth. with .30l. Daley oft‘hm‘d pitchcr “Uh‘ “M won his
om and lttrgc sections of souls wet-c. Linn with .I ".00“. of 301 “an. ”...: ""“mdm‘mfl' rpm!" by mum” “'
in. u" i. " \Vt'l'ghllllln. DI’Ph‘lllt‘nl of thc club. to
”(mmd' 0113‘ other .300 hitter. which turn-:nicltl. -
The Game. l ‘
\ l- .. _ ’ ‘ isles substantial evil one that the: Mr. “'"Ihma" “"9"“ '0 aid
.‘ .~ .Illltld started the bull roll”... for" WNW" was a pitch 3 league in ”’9‘ lliowu in obtaining it berth as it man.
bull-unlit when hc caged the first has-1 ex'renlp ‘ lntt‘l' of a minor lcnqu' club.
lwt ol lhc panic. a low sot-omit: tiflci'l I Q
llll- liitll twill 'i ‘ l ' ' l T“°k‘y a”. Paul”. P‘w‘" ‘
h uv‘d (“9" cr- Hamil-mt Dick 'l‘uckey of Portland. has the}
- .1; this} lull: NW“? “mad" ““1“ best fielding record of the ’pitclit-rs‘
._ l > i llllil sucross on. till . Pct-t ,. -
...]. ”w" scorrri the i't ' n t unit a mark of .990. Core of Hurt-l
V910” ”- ford. and Brcsslcr df New littvcri.‘
it nittl. liltrrigzaii again counted for folk-“y in the order named
.todnv. Mr. Doige was formerly as-
\ . i ' l ' . ' " ’ h
r“ tilt. tud Doyle dropped one inl llilbullcn of Portland team. the; soc'uicd with his brother. Alfrod W.
in." he Litulcrs. Smolick came through
l , ,calchcrs: Rodriguez of New London,j “an!“ i“ the management. at “ll-89‘
“ ,. i , _ l 2 K“
. ‘t illflt‘ll.‘ ncld goal. and E. l’cl line first baseman: Down of Now Lori» 231%" and Mt "rum M D0] .vlblnle.
I'll it of inc visitors duplicated his' ' i ' ‘ Later he t u up the em I.
....k H I . ‘ tdori. lite sccond baseman: Ollel oft mers' supply business making a
C _ v -~ or n ' o I '
d Hde NJ in With 8110“" the third baseman; . number of invcntions and numerous
i
l~~ ' r New London.
tom lllc LUCY. and a foul, called on Chaney of Worcester, the shortstops; ; improvements in underlnkcm‘ parit-
the Lillllcrs was turned into a point M" pheiunlia. Among his discovcries wns
. . ‘, . ‘ that of tho vnlu f
M :EJOS‘: it}.hmead hung up mill and Briggs of Bridgeport, the right in tmbolming fluid Jafggrriifiiyt:
8&0 a. cl 0 the game. and Smo-i holders. . He also founded a training school for
{tit ngnin counted one poinLon zit ‘Paddy Martin of New London was instruction in emulating. ‘
foul ,shot. Mike thcn popped inlttte loading pitcher with 21 victories
“miller goal for a pair of poinls anil11n"gingt six dcfcnls for n pémehfage
it c bell then mug with the score at of 769 ' i
on to 6 in favor of Norwalk. 1 '
E Toulghl.
'l‘hc second half of the fracas opcn~
t-tl :tuspiciously for the Lanters, when
hot-it. scored a prety side shot for' Broadway S. (‘.~Geor.~gc "K. p."
two counters. Shoe an came through, Brown and “Bob" Moha.
Villh a basket for Norwailo, and a! City A‘C.—-Amll.lgur tournament.
inomc'tit later, Ashulcad added another' 45mm».
lilacs of points to the fast-growing! Clermont S. ’C.——Harry Pierc'e‘ lull!
score of the locals. The visitors then‘ “Frankie" Calm f J
fouled and Smoliclt dropped the City .5. ~C.~—Amuteur tournament
sphere into the hoop on the free fast. finals, 1 I
. Calder came through with another?
Funerll of C. B. Dolge‘
WitSTf’ORT. Dec. 5.--l"|m('.”lli scr-
viccs for C. B. Dome. a prominent
member of the embolmcrs' supply
trruic, whose death occurred here last
Saturday. in his 70m year. WEN held
lousy of Worcester the left fieldsrs,£
LVNCH AND ADA"? DRAW.
”JsckW Lynch and “Barney" Adair.
fought a. spirited ten round draw at]
the Olympic A, o, last night. The‘
contest was filled with action through-
soxmo hours 04: WEEK.
ershkept the spectators on tho Jump.
The semifinal bout between_."Billy"
Ketcholt and "Young" Wat‘s wu
stopped in the ninth roundgby the
" referee because both men violated all-
ths rulesof boxing. "
- Friday. QAPT.».BLACK To nsrulm.
tliuc tn coluplclc and which if scents
f ulllt-r like public nNcssitlv- I now vcry
t them.
out, and the fast pace set by the box- '
to the minors or retire flow the name.
Reason for Pllycro' Action.
"That is why the failurv of the Kit-
ticilitl Association to recognise tho
"MJUI' league player no much as the
minor and why be its willing to go
to any Math to support his minors.
l-‘urtltormom. of what use would the
fraternity be if its Mayors did not
band logothor for tho wallow of all?"
i‘uils. however .sxprotm-d Ill? hope
that tho National Commission would
be ablo‘ to bring about flu- reform!
in quosflon without tho plsyors coil:
in; a strike. "Lbeliovc the cannula
titn will lie tttlit.“ ‘wntinut-ti l-‘ultz.
"because- the requests involved are
fair snd Just and UNSMIFP tho commis-
sion has repcotctlly cxltrcsscd itself
l
CARPENTERWILLARD MATCHED.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.» Georges (‘sr-
peniicr. heavyweight champion of
France and Jess Will-rd. world's
champion. are virtually matched for a
ten round nodeolslon bout to bc
fought in this city within tho next
two months. Whilc tho final signs-
turcs of the puxilists have not been
secured. the verbal consent of both
heavyweight» bovo been obtained and
lhcy are now waiting for thc articles
of surcenlcnt to be forwardcd lo
EOWLING NOTES.
The Commutera‘ Bowling club will
play this evonimz lit the Palace Bowl.
lmz alley. A mulch between the Pill-
scc Pineapple: and the Tim-rs Is also
scheduled, to b“ played this evening
in the some alloy.
smitten Alli Hill
to lililiillllll, its,
Willi, tum
“Papo'o Diopopoin" Finn Noll, Cour,
Upoot’ Stomach. in PM mn-
utco
You don't wont a slow molly when
your stomach is bode-or an uncortoin
one—43rd MM onto—your “molt
to too “liable; you mustn't injure it
with autism. ' ‘
Pope's Blowout is noted for, ital
speed in giving relief: its bouillon-
nosc; its certain. unfailing notion ll
WI sick. sour. sissy stamens.
goal from the floor for Norwalk. and;
Binolick again made good on a foul “
shot. Boyle ondtDoyle each scored
a basket for the visitors at this polnt.‘
it is now dennitour nation that
Clinton R.-Blaclr. captain of this
years victorious Yale foot loom
will again be in the gridiron" orln
Harlem 8. C.—“Billy" Do Foe and
Tommy" Tnohoy; "Allie" black and
"Young" Fulton. . I .
Scrutiny.
i
l
. or. . . ‘ ill ti thit ~
but things dropped book into the old Fairmont A. C.—~"lv‘red.’{0ilmoro and WM“ Tad Jones' CM?!“ “39.“ ffllwm gm, W stomach doctor ll 32;: 'thfntzhifrtmcfléggim mi}? N” ff?” ‘ on “T I a
rut when Calder and Shoshan scored! “Jimmy" Coffey. “ , - Emu seuon’s '0" “9“ ,. ,“.fiurmit handy-19in“? {will for thdr safé sod mete“: use, I can 90!an in that niowltlon
in rapid succession {ON'NOFWKHL‘ Broadway s. C.-"Kia" 'l'ayLor and. though Block has been. tin «7"mflngmmm any imam alum-om ”a may or, time m. but thrill-uncut; safeguarding by so
. not:
Smolicl: made good on another: free "Teddy” Jacobs. "'
toss, and} the come through‘wlth a j ‘ ‘
medium-ht hollow. Horri-
sannitoopogg- . sooner-hot for tittt
locus. Doyle mitot- the visitors
[Moi- class now at;
flinta he in Willow
dome in than yours.‘bo did
wdrill mommy tbotb‘o ‘
...:
Howlsou ,Wius sv it now.
ginning nlvugnigbwsmudh'of'
1,590 points at 13.2 bail: up bill-ads
“howl
,«t
‘ ., . :nixoa course.
on.“ {mkhfl‘i‘w .. mend ”M " 9‘30"“ Buly'ero low forbid-u." t ‘ 1mm! ' 'h‘ '
from the.“ mmmuntffiwmmymowd . m-‘lnvcncotilois‘l‘i =
ed. and Sindhi ‘ Wooten. mound M0 ‘to‘Josopli‘Ms'yei-uf ‘. d .ml arm N. Y's; '
bulletin! ‘f autopilot-ism nit-1 . " " . ~ “ ‘ -
, . , immunoassay.“ in .. .
stun-tr:
l'o- mummmdmw:mw
Mold“!!! WIT ,
In: millions. of euros in indigestion.
(Ir-item alarms ood other stomschv
‘tmnblemu roads it famous the world
and. than if moshould enigma ‘
thing which doesn't tune with that
is who: unfit out. In: lilt- M!-
'1
must?
irolcrnit-y’s Just mutants involvcs that
. mils in experience of the adoption of
ominous ltbe
nets-vary in tin» iulcrcst of tho public
to do It "Inc.
Tho Railroad Problem.
in ”in first plot-c. it scouts lo inc inl-
lwi-ittlvcly primary tltttt filo earliest
flumslltlo consideration and action
should be impish-ll the remaining
mcnsurm of the prompt of aofllcmcnl _ . ‘
and rcguliitloil which I had illusion to; Inuit: :r'ltugmmmnrt'Strain"?!
rot-«immortal to you It flu- rim of your t Not onlv do“ “w interstate coin-
Im" ”uh,“ I" view of “w ”um“ um" i mercc commission no tv find it practical
3"” "WWW“ ['5' H" """‘"’mmth1 ’ ly iiiilmsibic. With its; proscrtf member-
dlfliculllm “hit-b "an cxlstod and PM]. and organization, to perform its
which slill rinboppliy motions to 01- m... “mam... promptly slid thorough-
lttt bclwccu tho ultimo: of tbo rotor i. but it is not until: th
. til! i
try and tltclr lrmlntotivc on. i y at ' mny
-. i pittsclilly he found advisable to add to
“Ml“m'm “"1 ‘umwn‘ .' Ila duties still (when «molly heavy and
I thou l'ot-ttulllrndod: . cxltcliutz. It mm“ first be licrfct'lcd ”I
first. immediate pmvhtlon for tho
i
_ llll administrative iilstlumcnt.
"“"‘I'“‘;i'"“"'r"t';:: m?;:‘::::“l;mml The country cannot sod should not
'5‘" w m' “ consent to rcmain any longcr exposed
t-aniutlsslloit‘ll‘hmt~ "I9 “"r‘t :Im‘m’d ,lo pmfound lndusfrinl disturbances
"‘r the h” ”“22“” If“: duo: stuff: i for lack of oddillonnl Int-out: of arbi—
" "“m‘”‘"" u vcs n ‘ :trntlou and conciliation which the cou-
action II_\’ tltc Ill-unto in order that the 1 lll‘t‘H! mm “3“,. and promptly bllllllllfi
oommlsxlttit may no onclrlcdlito deal I And all wlll “Km. that um“. must be
3:.“ '12:“ ":‘z':::;lfi::' [3:1 ‘3' with“: , no doubt as to the lmwcr of tho cxecu-
' ' ' tlvl to milkc immediate and uninter-
prouiplnotls and thoroughness “'lllt‘h - ”“1"“ “M, of the railroads for lbc (‘0il~
nrc. “'1'" n" l'"'”""' """‘”""l"" ""d :(‘l'llil'llllon of tin- nillltttrv forces of the
mourn-of uctlnu. practically illilmssiitlc. :mmou wilerovt-r they alv- itccdcd and
Sentnd. lllc txatnltlishnn-nf of III elu‘ht f whenever tht-y nrc hooded
hour day no thulclnl basis ollltc ol‘l This is . program of regulation. pro-
3:31'31.;2ylfillnlfxeic:rflxrgnzat volition and administrative ciliciency
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luslly cttgugtvi in tile work of opcrttl~ fartizfi‘g'lr’ 0“" cue I" ‘ c ucrc
lug trains in intoralnte transmutation. its items. tho increase in the 0mm")?!
Tltini. flit-‘onfltorlntlon of the all.
polutlnortt by the president of a small whifbhdzgfldfw mmmezr‘xyfltkrt
body of men to observe the actual re- ' I" ”m.
'rcndy acted. its notion needs only the
lconcurmlm of the senate.
l To Schmidt-d Industrial Procouoc.
I would llcsllnto to rccommclld. and
l dare say tho twigrcss would hesitate
to act upon thc suggestion should I
make if. that any man in any occupm
lion should be obllgt-d by law to con-
.llnuc in In cliipioynteul which be do.
lsircd to leave.
To pass a low which forbodc or pro-
venfcd tbc individual workman to leave
his work before receiving tho ulproval
of socioty in doing no.would be to
adopt | new principle into our Juris-
prudence which l take it for granted
we are not proparcd to introduce. But
tho pronoun! that the operation of the
runways of the country shall not be
slowed or interrupted by the convert-
lid action of orgsiilsed' bodies of mcn
'uutil a public investigation shall have
been instituted which shall Ifllkl‘ the
whole question ct issue plain for the
lament of the opinion of the button
is not to propose any such princi‘plc.
It is hosed upon the very diligent
principle that the concerted action of
powerful bodies of melt shall not be
mined to. stop the intlnstrln' pro-
fits-sell of the nation. at any rule before
the notion shall have had on opportu-
nity to acquaint itself with the marlin
of the use as between employcc and
employer. time to form its opinion upon
Ill import” statement of the merits.
and opportunity to consider Ill planti-
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3 Now Logialollon Nooooury.
l ’l‘lic necessity for such legislation is
Y manifest and pressing. 'l‘hosc who have
Hull-listed us with tho rcstuliisiltilily
rind duty of serving null sofcguurtling
llllcin in such matters would find it
tho eight hour day in railway transpor-
tation alike for the men and for the
railroad}.
Fourth. explicit approval by the con-
gress of tho consideration by the in-
torslslc common-c commission of an
increase of freight rates to met-t such
additional expetttlifllrcs by the rail-
roads as. may have bot-n rrudcrcd nec-
cssni'y by» the adoption of the eight
hour tiny and which have not been off-
srf by administrative rcudjusfments t
and economics. should tbrtfacts dis-
cmd justify the increase.
.. Fifth. an amendment of the existing
fedenl sfntute u'hlcb provides for the
mediation. ctmcllltttlon and arbitration
of such controversies as the present by
adding to it it provision that. in case
the methods of urmmmodalion now
provided for should full. a full nobili-
luvoctlgatlon of the merits of every
such distill-e shall!» instituted and
completed before I strike or lockout
nu): loujfully he attempted. _
. Control by the Exocuiivo.
' And, sixth. the lodament in the
bonds of the executive of the pow".
in citse of military necessity. to take‘
control of such portions and such roll~
in; stock of the railways of lite coun-
try as may be required for nudists
no and lo'opcrote them for military
MW ‘, , with authority to draft int-o
tho; military service of the United
lciety‘ of atom Wm! its
1vol-y lilo?“ M is nothing arbitrary
or lam" 19m it be (run nrily
sud BM - 3.5,“.le “Wm
be done,“ ‘fllll‘ond contusion: to-
immediate;
‘ittsa on: it multiplied thought
‘ «by Is maniacal bins of work
oi; has in tnln service god wou-
W the mm: of o omnis-
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9rd fiortbohicrectoood liberties of
snows-wellufotthepar-
mutation-bud societylfsolf. ‘
. minds of “pilot flow moo
t infinity! the sense which
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'Urgcs the Passage of thou};
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l Comfll’racticcs Act Reg-‘w
' hitting the Expenditure' of g:
Honey in fictitious and Fc- ;
vorc More Freedom oi Coin-
binstion to Those Engaged '
in Foreign Commerce.
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milling the foreignxolnmcu‘e of tho .
country than is now thought by some t
to be legal under the term 0! m
laws against monopoly. the bill amend. ,'
ins the present organic low of Pom .
Rico and the bill proposing a Doro;
thorough and systematic insulation 0! .
the cxponditurc of money in clot-flag; '
commonly called the corrupt mulled
act. 1 need not labor my advice that
these measures be enacted into low." "
Their urgency lies in_ the manifest cln‘ 'j
cumstiinccs which render their I.dop«_t
tlou at this time not only opporlum {"
but necessary. Even delay would ...u
rlouoly Jouponl the interests of tho l‘
country and of the government. 2
Immediate passage of the bill to rot:-
ulafe the expenditure of money lug;
elections may seem to be less neces-'
sary than t'o immediate enactment of =
the other measures to which I refer. '-
becnintc at learnt two years will clam; 1
before another election in which 111- .
crslpflices are to bc fillcd. but it would» —
greatly rclicvo tilt» pulllit' mind if tblti. '
imptlrfnut mattcr were lit-all with 1.
whilc the t‘il‘L‘Ufllh‘lfliltP!‘ and the dan-
gers to the lllllliil' morals of the pm
out mcthotl of obtaining and spending:
campaign funds stand clear tinder ro-V, ,
cent observation and the methods 0le
cxpendifure can he frankly studied lug: ‘3
the light of pmscnt cxperienco. m of ‘.
delay would have tltc further serious“
dlsndt’nnfugc of postponing ncfion un-‘r
til another election was at hand Ind
some special object cannot-loll with]:
might be thought to be in the mind at
fliosc who uracil it. Action can bi
taken liotv with facts for gold-loom
without suspicion of partisan puma.
Enlarging Our Export Trad“ ,
i shall not argue of length the dot
sir-bully of giving a freer band in up.
matter of combined and concerted"
fort to those who slicll undertnlto' .
t‘illollfllli outcrpriso of building up‘
cxport trade. That enfcmflse“
prcscnfly. will linlucdlilfcly I‘
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«scours sxrcnotrunn
or ELECTION won't"
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lmmodiato pungo of tho bill
to copulate tho olpondifuro W."
monoy in oioeliom my loom “3’
ho loos nooocury tbon tho iron-org.
dioto continent of tho oil!“
moo-uro- to which I atomic-5“
couso ol iooot (too your-o will“
elapse before another oloction in...
which federal one" no b to”
llllod. but it would pro-fly follow
tho public .nind if this impomnt
mottor woro dealt with whllo not
circumstance and tho dsnponlb '
Ibo public mornlo of llto . (w
muted or outlining and ...-3’
in campaign funds stand cloud -
«odor wont oboervxliou and"... ‘ .'
mothodo of oitpondifuro on! to”
frankly studied in tho light o!
prounf experience. ' ’
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has littlced slrcndy assumed. a Elsi-3:
tudc unprct-cdcntcd in our expeflm,
“'0 hole not lhc llOCt‘SNal‘y lustnmtflt‘ .
fulllics for its pmsccutiou. it is tied» ‘
ed to be doubtful whether they do!“ I:
be created upon an sdrquoto scale do
dcr our prcscnt lawn We should em} if;
au'iiy all legal obstacles and cmfe' -
basis of undoubted law for it I',‘
will give freedom without peml‘
nnrc minted license. The thingfm ll
be done now. becsusc the opporltlm‘
is born and may escape- us if we bifil
tale or delay. >
The argument for the prom
armndmonts of the organic “1W
Porto Rico is brief and conclusive.‘
prescnt laws governing the island»!
ivguluilng the rights and prlvllcxso ‘
its people are not just. we have
otcd evpetjptions of extended p” A
loge > which we have not nationals
There is‘uucnslness among the mail!
of the island-sod even a sum
doubt with regard to our intent .4
concerning them which the adopt."
of the pending measure~ would hot-t t
remove. We do not doiibt wblt’
wish to do in any ossentisl‘ partic-
Wo ought tordo it at once. ’
hoglolsh‘vo Annals Enrlohod.’
There are other matters shoddy ,
rum-ed to the sinus of content“ ' '-
tween the two houses of whit:
not necessary that I should
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concerning them will no '1‘.
found and action tnken W '
Inasmuch on this is. ,
ably the lost occasion ! ‘
address mainly-Wit ,
hope. til“ you windmill '
with who! genuine‘pm‘
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