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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23
IA PODRZAVLJENJE TEI.R
IONA.

' chicaSkem City klubu je pred
kratkem govoril kongresnik Da-
vld }. Lewis IL Marylanda O DO
drzavljenju telefona. Dejal ie.
da sc jc zvezna uprava poste DO.
kazala koristno "a obcinstvo.
poStni promct je veliko ccneisi
nego hi bill, 6e bi ga upravliala
privatna druzba.
Telefon jc naraven monopol. S
podrzavljenjcm tclefona Sc ne lie
lahko V zclo znatni meri znizajo
Gene IA rabo, ampak tudi sluzba
Sc zbollsa. Privatne druzbe GLE
dajo, da iztlacijo ve6ji dobicek.
ali tudi Nth izdatki so vc6ii.
PoSta oskrbuje Ma leto 10000
100000 pOsiljatev "a poprccno ce,
no 2 centov, medtem ko hi privat-
ne druzbe zahtevale 5 do 10 CEN
TOW. Ekspresnc druzbe so imele
LAM meseca junija pri vsakcm pa.
ketu po l cent izgubc, dasi so ra-
cunalc %poprecno pc so centov. V
tenn casu jc imela paketna posta
PR vsakem paketu pc . centa do.
bicka, teprav ie raGunala lie 20 Is
ccntov.
Enako hi bilo. cc hi vlada pre-
vzela tclefon. Gene "a rabo hi Sc
znatno z%nizalc, in zycza hi Sc ime-
la dobiGck.
Clam Penny Phone ligc upozar-
JaJo, da jc dala Chicago Telcpto-
ne Co, Xxi pripada Bcllovcmu te-
lcfonSkemu truStu, V zadnjih Sti.
rih letih c%hicaSkim 6asopiSom IA
million dolaricv oglaSov. s tenn
Jc p%ojasnjcno, zakaj ne izvcdo ci
tatclji tch liStov niGcsar o Lcwiso-
viii govorih V kongrcSu.
Below Sistcm ic raGunal |. 1912.
pc > centov IN vsako zvczo, raGu-
najoG $1,000 zvez ma vsakcga IL
Sluzbcnca. Ma NorvcSkcm Sc ra-
cuna pc l1S.000 zvcz ma vsakcga
%uSluzbcnca pri 2.5 zenith.
Da ic drzavna oskrba takih ma
prav. Iii mai %sluziio javnosti, we'd
no koristnciSa kakor privatna. je
zc davna trditcv SocialiStov. Lo-
giGno jc, da hi morala biti Sc IL
SpcSnciSa oSkrba popolnoma de.
mokratiGnc druzhc, kakor io "a
htcva socializcm.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23
SPRINGFIELDSKA KOMEDIJA.

Aleluja! Hoziana!
lllinoiska legislature ina be-
scdnika, prcdsednika.
Vsak parliament ina nekai ia
kega. Ali tako dragocencga spc-
akeria gotovo nj mixer kakor V,
poslanski zbOrnici V Springficldu.
Cclc tcdnc jc traiala burka -
pardon! - ic trajal boi, GS glaso-
vanj jc bilo potrcbno, prcdcn ic
bill znamcniti MOI rosaicn ma syo-
je mcsto. Ia ~odlicniak jc David
f. Shanaham IL Chicago, republi-
can in mokcr libcralcc.
Zani .ic glasovalo - dcmokra-
tov in 81 rcpublicanov, izmcd ka-
tcrih ic pet suhih. NaCcla, ma ka-
tcrcm Sc Sc zcdinila TAXA naSprot-
ia, ne DO mogcl nihGc uganiti mo-
rala jc biti paG oSebna pomcmb-
most mistra Shanana, Xxi je poma-
ga r~azvozlati gordi.iSki vozcl.
Prl tenn Sc nam ne zdi Gudno mic
druzcga kakor To, da Sc modri "a
konojdaci, Xxi so imcli tako kappa
citcto cd vScga zaGctka med sabo.
MISC mogli r. pref zcdiniti. Iakaj
% brczuSpcSnih glaSovani pomcni
zapravlicn dcnar ma raGun liud-
silva.
Prcdcn jc now prcdscdnik polo
ri priScgo Y rokc drzavncga tai
nika S%tcvcnSona, .ic vpraSal zbor-
nico, tc jc nici kakScn poslanec.
$ katcrim hi bill sklcnil dogovor.
pogodbo ali kaj takcga. Nismo
prcscnctcni, da Sc mi nihGc ogla-
sill, Xxi hi bill kompromitiral NIGGA
in scbc.
Potem jc ~prcdscdnik povcdal.
ola DO praviGno izvrScval svoi IL
rad. Ma razpravo pridc.io libcralni
prcdlogi pray tako kakor subj in
5 prohibicniki bo cnako ravnal ka-
kor 5 Svoiimi libcralnimi priia-
tell. o socialism, nj dcial nice
sar; in bolic JIG tako.
Pctcro rcpubli6anov. XII so gla-
Sovali "a S%hanahana ic treba sma-
trait IA izdaialcc. Novi prcdscd-
NIX, kat"rrmu So dali svoic glaso-
We, pripada Steer njihovi stranki.
Toda Strankarsko naGcIo L. y
Springfirldu zc davno pokopano.
kakor tudi strankarska disciplina.
'Nrhovno poveljStvo 81 je prilastila
ma "m Strani protiSalonska lica.
ma drugi pa vcliki pivovarnarii.
&c bo dala Suha liga odpadnike
Sczgati ali ma kolc natakniti. Sc nj
Znano.
komcdijc prvi del ic konGan.
Nadalicvanic pride.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23

20 bcscdah svetcga pisma hra.
M ncbcSki oGc pticc pod ncbom
IN oblati lilijc ma polju. To jc
patcrnalizem in socialism. Tc-
GA ne SINE trpeti pastoralna kon-
fcrcnca.
Cpamo, da poSlje pastoralna
k%onfcrcnca Bogu oGctu V ncbcsa
svoj protest.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23
PRAKTICNo

V DRAW Missouri So jc zgodilo
nckaj ~straSnega, tako da So .ic mo-
ralO k~rSCanStvo "a cnkrat V Svo-
il lutrovSki obliki postaviti ma no
ge in napovedati strahoti boj.
Dnr -. januarja 1918. je ma
sell Central Trades and Labor
Union ST. Louisa lcgislativni
odsck poroGal, da j. po doblje.
mem nalogu dial izdclati ter cd
senatorial kinncya in poslanca
Maroneya vloziti V DRAWN lcgis-
laturi zakonski predlog. pc kate
rem maj bi otroci SiromaSnih
StarSev dobivali ma raGun mcsta
ST. Louis oblcko in cevlje, cato
da hi mogli rcdno hodit V Selo
To je vendar >traSno. nclasli-
Samo, grozno.
Mi ne hi bill opazili, kako ncva-
rem jc Ia prcdlog, da nj tcga opa-
lila luteranSka cerkcv Y ST. Loui-
Su, kl je >lcer vGaSi zelo slcpa, tu-
kaj pa j. imela zclo bistre oci.
Casopisi Y st. Louis porocajo,
da Je bila Y soil cerkvc 81. Troll.
ce paStoralna k~onfercnca, Xxi jc
sklcnila izjavo, da jc dcjanjc, Xxi
ga zahtrva omcmjcni zakonski
prcdlog "paternalisticno" in $50
clalisticno,' ter "a DO cerkev "a
to pobijala. Pastoralna konferen-
CA vlozi p~reStavko Y jefferson
City.
Hvalabogu,. Ic so trdili ne
katcri ljudje, da So j. krSGanstvO
%prczivclo in da nina nobcne nalo-
&c wee ma Svetu. PastOralna kon-
~ferenca Y st. Louisa je dokazala.
da to nj res. kdo hi Steer mogel
vstajati prot %oblaceuju in Solan.ju
otrok i'll denuncirati take namenc
IA patcrnalisticnc in socialistic-
ne?
krscahstvo Sc Jc ilprcmemlo.
Njegovi cilji so Sc izprcmenili. A.
Ii nepOtrebno nj postalo.
Nekdai pred stoletji, .ic bio
potrcbno "a rcvezc, Xxi so bill tep-
TAM in z%aniccvani in MISC mixer
naSli zaScfe. KrSGanstvo jih je
ucllo, da SC tudi oni otroci nebe-
skega oGeta in .jc tako dvigalo
nJih samozavcst in jim vraSalo
spostovanjc do samih sebc.
To je bilo. Ali nihGe ne more
z%ahtevati, da hi kdo vcdno iahal
enega osla. Seasonal Sc clovck
vSega naveliGa. Tudi cerkve so
Sc %navelicalc uboStva. zlasti cd.
kar so spoznalc, da kapitalizem
dobro PLAGUE tistc hlapcc. XII mu
pomagajo druge hlapce drzati V
pokorstini in %odvisnosti.
Ccrkvc so prestopile V sluzbo
k%apiializma in tam kazcjo, da so
potrcbnc.
kriStuS jc Sc gOvoril: Pustitc
male k mcni priti.
Pastoralna k~onfcrcnca danes
govori Bosih in razcapanih otrok
ne pustitc Y Solo, zakaj to JIG pa
tcrnalizem in socialism.
Cpajmo, da spoznajo pastoral :.
Gasoma Sc pray do dina svo.io vzvi-
Scno nalogo. Scdai poSiljajo pro
test V jefferson City. To Sc mi
TO nj dovoli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23
K~ONFISKACIJA PREMOZENJA

"kako bodo socialist ustano-
viii Svojo drzavo? kako bodo
praktltno udejstvili svoj Sistem?
VISA produkcija in prometna sred-
silva, Xxi so sedaj V privatnih ro-
kah, hotejo Spraviti V narUdno
last. To Sc pravi ekspropriirati,
kcnfiscirati. kako bodo to sto-
rili? To jc nemogoGel'
Da, onemu, komur je danes,
vtcraj in morda Sc lani VISA Ego
dovina, jutri in pojutrSnjem VISA
bOdoGnoSt, njegova fara yes svet.
je vse nemogoGe razun tega. kar
je danes in razun tcga, kar pravi
gospod fajmoster.
Hudo je IN take Judi. Ali mo-
raJo biti popolni tcpci in Sc trudi-
ii, da ostanejo TAXI, ali pa mora
jo padati IL prcsenctenja V prcSe-
~netenje. kajti Y resnici Sc Ego
di vsak hip kaj takega. kar je
''nemogoGc.'
"Brzojavljal hos lahko cez NOR
je brcz lice - TO nj mogo-
eel"
komaj je bila bcscda izrecena.
pa Je re he lie mogO6e, ampak ce-
10 uresniceno. In zdaj lahkO Ii
jas cd ncumnosti ali pr cd pre-
sene6enja.
"Namcsto okrog JUNE Ameri-
Ike Sc bodo ladje vozile kar skozi
srednjo Ameriko IL Atlantskega
Tihi ocean in narobel" ITO
nj mogoGen"
IL New Iorka V San Francis.
co, Gez ycs ameriSki kontinent
hos lahko t%elefoniral, popolnoma
razlocno." - ITO nj mogoGe,"
"Po zraku hos lahko letal in
krmaril kakor da GolnariS pc vo-
di." TO nj mogoce,"
In re je mogo6e, da mecejo
bonnie IL zraka, mogoce, da ma
stajajo konflikti zaradi panam-
skega prekopa, mogoce, da Sc
skrije coin pod morje in TORPEDO
ia velikansko ladjo, mogo6e je
sto in tisoG in stotisoc reel, ki so
bile vse nekdaj nemogoce.
Tudi konfiskacija Jasmine je
nemogOca. V avstrijskih 6asopi-
sih pa lahko citate sledeco vest
"Sarajevski uradn; list pri-
obtuje naredbo, XII doloGa, da
.je kOnfiscirati premozenje vseh
bosanskih d%eaelanov, XII so po-
begnili V Srbiio. Premozenie
zapade dezelnemu e%rar.iu."
Vlada, Xxi to doloca, je gotovo
prepricana, da Jc mogocc, kar IL
kazuje.
konfiskacija, XII jo predpisuje
sarajevska naredba, je gotovo po-
dobna ropu kakor iajce jajcu, Ge-
pray je cesarska in kraljevska.
\ekateri Bosanci so pobegnili vi
Srbijo, odkar je izbruhnila vol
ma. kdo We, zakaj? Kdo more re-
81, da so izvrSili kakSen zloGin?I
kaj jim je dokazano?
Takoj L napovcdjo vojne je "a
celia avstrijska vlada po iuznih
dezclah trumoma zapirati ljudi.
liudo je bilo ma Slovenskem in
l~lrvaSkem. najhuic jc bilo V Bos.
nj. Vemo, da Sc .ie vrSilo to "a
piranic brez obtozbc, brcz doka-
GOV. Zapirali so Sc "osumlienci"
Ncmo, da so V Ljubljani zaprli
wee kakor Scststo takih ma Gradu.
Chm blizc bojiScu, tenn wee ie BIZ
10 "osumljcnccv."
Nemo, da jc bila povsod raz-
glaScna nagla sodba. Kdor ic bill
obsojen, jc bill Sc tiSti dan obc-
Zen, ali pa &c mu jc bila usoda mi.
la. ustrcljen. Trumoma so iih o..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23

JczuS, sin \azarcnGcv, jc bill "a
radi rcvolucionarnih naukov pri-
bit ma kriz. Izdajatclicm Ave Ma
rijc Sc nj trcba bait tcga.
Nck"c so mogotci p~rcganiali
krScanStvo; zdai So opiraio mani.
kdo So j. izprcmcnil Mogotci ali
krSCanstvo?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-23
BARONI.

rudnikih, zasliSani pred industri-
alno komlsijo, ko je mladi Rookie
Teller vabil Mother Jones in kon-
f%criral z uradniki rudarskc orga-
nizacijc, SO naivni ljudje mislili,
da Sc mora zdaj vsc obrniti Y raz-
mcrah med dclom in kapitalom,
zlasti pa da mora priti Y Colora-
du vsc V prayi tir, Xxi drzi Y pa
radiz.
OptimiSti nimajo srccc. Mother
Jones jc r. davnu odputovala do
NOV in vzcla $ sabo .iczo mad da-
mani, Xxi obcSaio biScrc i'm dia-
mantc "a celia prcmozcnja : Sabo
ter ne znajo govoriti o niGemer
kakor o toalctah. UniiSkc uradni-
Ike so zaccli Y Colorado trumoma
zapirati in Z mimi brczStcvilnc
Stavkarjc. I'm kdor L. kolickaj
pozna razmcrc, We, da Sc take re
"a nikoli nc code brcz ukaza ali
pa vSaj brcz dovoljcnia Rockcfcl-
",'' u,'
,,,; ~
I|.aI.a,' ,.;dni ma.n.
"na pa.L",am..t
!" LJor
:; In.
|,n;anani; ,..I
mis;in - La,h, '';''' nv
;o,m;L; ,.Lana ''
~, rala, ana ~
I.an;,uIa.;i IIIa.
~nr;.nam;a 'n;;LaI. o'
aa I.Ll ''''
En,., ta
nil, VII
no.nad.rami,
ii o~vi,on,a ,ian ."
Low. iaLun .aIld
.odn;I,, piaL,. u"1' ',,
Comnoniio n w pn".
La,.rt.' P''''
.rndoramid La, P'
,a,n,ar p,#InsI '''I''
J":, > P Pieu
hra l.; "'o'i'
ma ,,arLa,.l.a
zoIoJ " .,. ~
naoIosoI da u
mo- To-; n.aisln." w.: %
Il n,otaLIns,ia
"a "a do 49, .aLn; Ir
odnovo. r.Ln
t. Lro,oL !, in.a
most, J..om -
s.a nobnrih drannv |Ia p''
..Podnisanib - nn~n.,nnu.
lam y CoIor,du l.; .aImn;ma;nc e,
odstotkov ,.o,a :, J,.5ori noIo.a
roc, nror,ono na,,;ni~i
VaScga n;,mo dno 10 ~
IabvaIinicmo . Van, ann"
vanic l.; nan go nnnm;o,a t
s,atiraIi III mo To w.
daniib ,.o1morob lnsha Va
misiio NJ. kor;s,;,; mn~
Y draw
NisIimo ia h; biIo al Voc
nr;boiot; .oJa; C1I
RADIO ali ma mn L-aLrsonLal; naS;.
poizkusati. da napravitc nova ma.
sprotla ali da obnovitc tista. Xxi
so ~odpravlicna s koncanim strai-
kom. NaSi dclavci so bill pred
StaVko, med stavko in po stavki
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-03-05
PADUS SCHOOL NOTES.

Supt Weldon and Mr.. Swenehart
visited our school Thursday.
Pupils of the Padus school enjoyed
their trip to the Swan school last We'd
nesday. The sleigh ride there and back
was fine bus the agricultural meeting
held there was better. Padus came out
as winners in the spelling contest held
between the two schools. The elder
members who went with the children
were Mrs G. Fosdick, Mrs. Rogge,
Lloyd Hodgins. Mrs. De lilly, Edwin
Marsh, Linda Knutson, F. Fosdick and
Lila and Laveta FOsdick.
Edwin Marsh visited oun school a
short time Wednesday.
Lydia Peterson who has not been
present since October was present
Wednesday and Thursday.
Sewing and manual training are be-
ing taken UP on small scale. The
girls are learning the different kinds
of stitches and enjoy the work very
much.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-03-05

The split log drag has contributed
more toward the economic mainten-
ance of public highways than any i'm
plement of modern usage. 1t does not
require special acts of the Legislature,
bond issues nor expensive educational
campaigns to make it available as us
ually precGdes construction work. A
drag can be built or purchased for
twenty dollars and is easily operated
by any one who can drive a team. We
need more drags in this state
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-03-05
EACH OF THEM:

You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after the service
OF this summons, exclusive of the day
of service, and defend the above en-
titled action in the Court aforesaid,
and in case of your failure SO TO do
Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the
complaint.
JOSEPH T. SIMS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
P. O. Address: Wabeno, Forest Co. Wis.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-03-05

west quarter of the north-eastquarter,
sw4 Of ne4 of Section number Thirty
one, 81, the northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter, nw4 of sci, of Sec
ton number Thirty-two, 81, all in
Township number Forty, 40. north, of
Range number Thirteen, Is, east; the
southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter, sw4 Of sci, of Section num-
her Fifteen, Is, the south one-half of
the southwest quarter, Sd OF sw3, of
Section number Fifteen, Is, the south
east quarter of the south east quarter,
se4 of SET, of Section number Sixteen,
16, the east one-half of the northeast
quarter, e3 of mel, of Section numb
Twenty one, Il, the south west quar-
ter of the th-east quarter, sw3 of
ne4, Of section number Twenty-one,
81, the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter, se4 of nw4, OF Section
number Twentv- one, Fl, the northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter, ne2
of sw4, of Section number Twenty-six,
&c, the north one-half of the north
east quarter, nj ofne4, Of Section num-
Der Thirty, 80, the southwest quarter
of the south east quarter, sw1 of SET,
of Section number Thirty, 30, all in
Township number Forty one, Al, north,
of Range number Thirteen, Is, east;
the southwest quarter of the south
west quarter, sw4 of sw3, of Section
numbe. Six, 6, in Township number
Thirty-eie hit, 80, north, of Range num-
Der Fourteen, ID, east; the northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter, ne4
of nw4, of Section number Twenty
seven, 81, the east one-half of the
southeast quarter, e3 of set, of Sec
ton number Twenty-seven, II, the
northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter, ne4 of sw4, of Section num-
her Twenty eight, e, the north one
half of the southeast quarter. n3 OF
sci, of Section number Twenty-eight,
28, the south east quarter of the north
west quarter, SCI of nw4, of Section
number Thirty-two, 81, all in Town
ship number Thirty-nine, SO, north, of
Range number Fourteen, Ia, east; the
north west quarter of the south least
quarter, nw4 of sch, of Section num-
Der Thirty-two, 80, in Township num-
Der Forty, 40, north, of Range number
Fourteen, ID, east; the south one-half
of the southwest quarter, So OF sw3,
of Section number Three, 8, the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter,
sw1 of net, of Section number Eight,
8. the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter, set of nw4, of Section
number Eight, s, the northeast quar-
ter of the northwest quarter, net of
nw4. of Section number Nine, 9, all in
Township number Thirty-nine, SO,
north, of Range number Thirteen, 13,
east; the west one-half of the north
west quarter, WI of nw4, of Section
number Twenty-six, 26, the north one
half of the southwest quarter, NJ of
sw4, of Section number Twenty-six,
&c, the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter, sw4 of set, of Sec
ton number Twenty-seven, II, all in
Township number Forty, 40, north, of
Range number Thirteen, Is. east.
Defendants.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN TO
THE SAID DEFENDANTS AND TO
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-03-05
PADUS.

Ed. Rosge was to Laona Monday.
C.. L. Clark was to Laona Tuesday.
Harley Snider was to Laona Tuesday.
C. L. Clark lett for Juneau Wednes-
day.
Mrs. H. Hodgins left for Gillett
Wednesday.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Van
Beck Saturday.
Edmund Thompson of Wabeno spert
Sunday here.
Mrs. Hodgins was to Wabeno Tues
day and Wednesday.
Catherine Doyle and Anna Hammes
were to Laona Sunday.
Lloyd Hodgins and Jesse Forrest
were to Wabeno Tuesday.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-03-05

First pub. Feb. s, last March 10. 1915.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIRCUIT
COURT FOR FOREST COUNTY.
Meneminee Bay Shore Lumber Com
pany, A Corporation,
Plaintiff,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-03-05
FRIDAY, MARCH s, 1915.

First pub Jan. 20, last March 5, 1915
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIRCUIT
COURT FOR FOREST COUNTY.
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.
Martha Marx,
John Hammer and Edith Hammer his
wife; The Farmers Mutual Town In
surance Company of North Crandon,
Wisconsin Corporation; and The
Menominee Bay Shore Lumber Com
pany, Michigan Corporation,
Defendants.
By virtue of a judgement of foreclos-
ure and sale, made in the above en-
titled action on the goth day of Sep
TENDER, 1918, the undersigned sheriff
of Forest county, state of Wisconsin,
will sell at the front door of the town
hall in the town of Wabeno, in said
county of Forest, in the state of Wis
consin, on the 18th day of March, A. ID.
1915, at ten Q0) o'clock in the forenoon
of that day, the real estate and prem
Uses directed to be sold, and therein
described as follows, to-wit: the North
One Half of the North West Quarter
IN J of NV II of Section Twenty-six
(26), Township Thirty -four (34) North,
Range Fourteen Q4) East.
Terms of sale cash
Dated this 18th day of January, A.
d. 1915
Mont C. WHITE,
Sheriff in and for Forest County, Wis.
JOSEPH T. SIMS,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Wabeno, Wis.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-03-05

For up-to-date Job Printing bring
yourntrdev to THE ADVERTISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16
MANAGERS FORM
AN ASSOCIATION
New Organization to
Widen Scope of Athletics
in College World.

The graduate athletic managers OF
several OF the leading Eastern uni
versities and colleges met In this city
Yesterday for the purpose OF organizing
an association of graduate managers 70
facilitate the arrangement o. future
inter-'varsity sports.
While nothing was done beyond the
organizing Of q tentative association, II
is expected the body will eventually
include the managers Of every Eastern
and Middle Western institution which
favors sectional and intersectional con-
tests in the major sports.
College baseball, football, track, row
Ing, basketball and hockey schedules
will be submitted 10 the members OF
the association TO prevent conflict in
dates and other features which initiate
against the best interests of the va
rious teams and institutions engaged
In yearly competition.
The possibility of league in basket
ball. football or other sports among the
universities in the future would not be
discussed by those present, who IL
cluded Graduate Athletic Manager F.
w. Moore, of Harvard. g. +. Kent, OF
Cornell; +. I. Perot, OF Pennsylvania;
II. /. Fisher, Of Columbia, and d. F..
Davis, Of the University Of Pittsburgh.
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a meeting Of the National Commission.
The proposition for peace includes the
remaining two major leagues
The peace protocol ends war that
began to attract attention just two
years ago this month. The Federal
League had been In existence q year,
but not until Joo Tinker, unable to
reach terms with the Brooklyn Su-
perbas, agreed to Join the Chicago
federal., did II look serious. Tinker
induced a number Of players, from both
rival leagues, TO join the new league,
and its organizers succeeded In at
tracing additional capitalists as
hackers.
The new league then expanded, put
ting teams In Brooklyn and St. Louis
in addition to its former circuit, end
one by one gathered into its fold some
star players.
The legality Of contracts brought the
fight between the Federals and organ
lied baseball into the courts in several
cases, the climax coming with the anti
trust suit fled before Judge Lands
about a year ago. This case came TO
trial last January, but Judge Lands
has never handed down decision, and
some baseball men thought he was
hoping for the success Of peace nego-
tiations, since, during the trial, he
declared he was against anything Zeal
culated TO tear down this structure
known as baseball"
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scroll Of honor as J. Parnell. I shall
live and die at John Patrick Dunn.
That is all"
Ted Lewis is going 70 do a lot OF
loating in the near future, but he had
better crowd it all into the next TWEEN
ty-four hours, for this IS his visiting
list as compiled By Lii Jeems Johnston:
On January g he meets Willie
Richie at the Garden, the weight to
be l42 pounds ringsde. Four days
later the English will-o'-the wisp goes
to Buffalo to fight X. 0. Brennan at
l62 ringside. Four days following that
he goes 20 Memphis 10 mingie with Art
McGirl, the weight to be $50 at the
ring. Then he journeys back to Bos-
ton to fight Mike Glover on January II.
Three days later he looks Mike ODowd
in the eye at Milwaukee. A quick
jump to Dayton, Ohio, finds him ready
to fight Billy Kramer on January 20.
On January % the Milwaukee promot-
ers have asked for his services against
Freddie Welsh or Charley White at 1856
ringside. Small chance Of Ted ever
waking up TO find himself encased in
cobwebs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16
Healey Chosen to Head
Columbia Football Team
Left Tackle, a Brooklyn Boy,
Honored by Letter Men
at Dinner to Varsity
Eleven.

Jefferson A. Healey, IT, WAS chosen
captain of the Columbia football team
last night The election was held at
the Columbis University Club. on
Grammercy Park, where the 1915 elev-
en-. with the coaches, were guests at a
dinner given in their honor by the
alumni.
Healey's elevation 70 leadership was
not uneXpected, because he was regard
ed as the logical candidate, although
the drop kicking feats Of Howard Mil
Ter. the quarterback, brought him into
consideration until he announced that
he would decline a nomination to run
against Healey, a fraternity brother.
For a time Healey was undecided as TO
whether he would return 20 college next
fall. but when he made his decision TO
stay for another year his election was
a foregone conclusion.
Healey is a Brooklyn boy and pre-
pared for college at Boys High School,
where he played basketball and foot
ball. He spent his freshman year at
the College of the City Of New York
and then transferred TO Columbia. lie
played left tackle in all of Columbia's
games last fall save one, and was acting
captain Of the eleven in Captain
Simond's absence. He is twenty-one
years old. weighs 1870 pounds and is
6 feet inch tall.
lie has played varsity basketball at
Columbia for two years, and his train
ing in that sport made him one OF the
most reliable receivers Of the forward
pass on the Columbia team. lie has
been prominent in all phases Of under
graduate life on Morningside Heights,
being member Of the Philolexian Lit
erary Society, the Politics Club and the
Sachems. lie is a member OF the Sigma
Nu fraternity.
Only fifteen players we're eligible 20
vote on the captaincy, as only that
number of football letters was awarded
By the insignia committee yesterday
morning. Although, all told, twenty
nine players participated in at least a
part OF a game. only twenty-three men
received recognition at the hands Of the
insignia committee. The varsity &c"
was awarded 10 fifteen men and the
manager and the &C. +. T." football
monogram 10 eight.
The men who received the letter
were: Captain Francis ". Simonds, 'I6,