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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
UNDERWOOD ON
THE RAIL WAYS
saws Our Welfare Demands
Support for the Carriers
In Speech at Chicago.

Chicago N, Feb, 10 Senate.
Oscar ". Underwood in an al
irpss here before the American
Electric Railway Association anc
the American Electric RalIwa,
Manufacturers Association dectat
ed that, taken as whole, IN,
transportation system OF this coun
Try. so tar as performing lt- propet
functions in the transportation OF
nur freights 10 their ultimate mark
rts and the carriage Of passengers
Ia their destination with safety and
economy. was breaking down,
What then" he asked. mus
se do to solve the problem l,
restore confidence IN the Investing
public A. a railroad -ecuyItle-? To
insure rapid transit OF passengers
and irtigh,s 10 their ultimate drsl'
lntiOn at reasonable rates, and ~
provide safety OF transportation AMI
the increased facilities that arr
necessary to transport the growing
business IL the nation?
Accordlnl To Senator Underwood
these things cannot he brough
,hou, by divorcIng transporta lon
-ystems from government control,
nor without great danger and crest
cost To the people ny taking th'
ultimate step in advance and aC
cepting government ownership OF
transportation lines.
We must solve the problem,
he said. along the lines OF private
ownership and government regu.
iation. We must consider the wis
dem Of substituting one master foF
A he 40 masters that regulate our
commerce to-day. We must cen.
slider the wisdom of government
Of the issuance OF all
securities by cur transportation
with the assurance to
the public that new capita will be
invested 20 secure proper facilities
and used for legitimate pufposes'--
not for sppt ulation.
We must perfect system of
regulation that viii recognize tina,
the transportation lines Of America
are grea, public highways 10 which
The people are .s much Interested
~ those who hage invested their
capitol in them --ihat the man who
is willing - invest his capital At q
moderate rate II interest in railroad
securities is not exploiting the put.
lie but is public henefactot
Senator Underwood contraated
the difficulties Of The present time
10 aecur NJ fresh capital for rsIiro ~
enterprises. with the Ease and bow
,ates w,th which such capital wa.
occurred in former years, and called
attention ia thu fact that Will the
,srnings Of railroads were limited
IL the government. that other en-i
erprises were not 20 restricted and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11

Eg@ Y 80 gs.S.l ~ N IN 1900 n
tax ~ the iarmeral What We need
Il NOT more sbips and guns. buk
mere real training al our meR-s
LEES red-tape and h.wer retired pels
stoned and saiariea officers in The.
sery prime oi Iifel Think OIL
an U. . Navy officer retired "a said-
die age and drawing thonsands Of
jpIlar per year inr the remainder
III their iiveel Then calling IN
new fas msn ~ take The vacancies
oi expired sniissmeuts just 40 our
sailors become skilled
Look at GsfInanV's officers 70
dssl All her leading military oil
Ulcers are beyond sixty years 81 agtl
so IL France. with IotEre-graDd old
commander. past 70l But ae re-
tire oum aud out EN- on salary
Just NJ they strike good prime OF
Iife' The same money wisely spent
would revoIuEioni1e our Navy. Blu
the red bundled NavV Leagues. aur
war lords would not make any prof
it's out OF re- reorganization OF thn
Navy They are not selling eth
cheney and good service; they arr
selling shot, shells, guns and armor
plates o build ireadnoaghts at 90
much per.
Admifals Flet her and Badger
testified that ships for ships and
gun for gun, our Navy 10 superior
TO Germany's or any other Natiol
except England. But what can "
say of our organization and system
of administering Oh, here's til.
fly in the ointment. nv fellow citi.
zensl Politics ruins our Army and
Navy And the bigger We build
them the worse the chaos will be-
We have so much lost morton, a.
much red tape, 80 little skilled over
sight and expert management W,
must create 80 many un!er-othcers
for good deserving politicians, you
know; we must have 80 many bu
reans, IL would confuse any decen
order 70 Try 10 run the gslntl, [ an !
get this To the man al the gum Ger.
many does not discount the size %
,ur Navy, but she laughs at tn
way We mia.mapase i'll She winks |
he other eye at the way We spend
81 million per year more on our
.hau she does hers! Ii tickles hel
10 aee many Of our high naval |
clerks assisting inspectors, and whd |
lot who don't know a warship IRON |
i sailing yacht, but they helpe
elect somebody. AMI they dennno |
, place aud are crowded in. Mex
lection the table turns and We pu
n another Navy Its like buylr, |
! line electric powe; plant for tn
10 play with It's alngh
ls long M 1t is alright blu,
oppose war comes2
Listen again to Mr.. Howard
Gaze upon the magnificent equip
zee cot the Army and Navy retiren
Depot wagons, drawn b,
span conveying tn
wives Of the Majors, Colonies, anu
iuards to the afternoon teas OF th,
lie rich Who foots these bills
he people.
Look at the political Navy yard.
catered up and down the Atlantic
'ohst, Millions upon millions
pprnpriated Tor them by the gov
Not a single Atlantic
.avy.yard can dry.dock the super
readnnught vessels Of our Navy
|y purpose IN calling et,entlon t,
lese things, is that the PEG
IL should demand immediate re.
'rm in these extravagant and
iameless outrages that have beer
,mmltIei IN the past and vii l.
,n,lnue To he perpetrated in the
Itute. unless the people speak I,
leir servants IN no uncertain
rmsl"
Mr.. Howard, who speaks thes.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
e. {. COLLINS
Funeral Director and
lmhaIlnrI

carry 3 complete lin
al grades. collins an
Baskets. Special a
itutlun gwen To a
calls, day ~ night.
Phones. Store III
Residence. 1873.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11

for this reason capital was seeking
an outlet where returns were larger
ou the investment, As result,
the railroads were forced 10 pay
higher rates, materials and labor
are advancing, and II the public
@ants better service, il should be
willing to stand a reasonable part
If the expense to obtain il.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given 10 al tax.
payers IL Dickson Coanty. that
have not psid their taxes for the
year 1915. to come forward and
settle and save the 1 per cent PEN
atty which will be put on after the
let oi March.
J NJ. Thompson. Trustee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
I'm THE MAIL BOX.

AZ asse go b., il il becoming
a. plain lie q red barn door, that
our real danger ID not irnui fpn.ign
foe, bot j, 10 from the soul eas COT
porationy. vito expect TO Oil their
pockets with profits oui Of this pre-
paTedness steal. There are over
3W Of these big var concerns now,
and they are 10 full chase upon our
treasury like . PACK Of wolves
They have a taste Of profits from
these European war orders aud ss
Europe 10 about ready to supply
her own needs from her own new
factories, these gold.suekers ara
turning tker covetous ewes toward
Congress. II they can put this pie
p t'ednsss scheme over VI, they will
then sell us at enormous protits the
stuff that Is ruining Europe
repeat, most enphS ically. that
II you will remove the little item Of
private gain from this defense
and preparedness business, the
whole thing will collapse like a
oap-bubble. Fix il so that no
company can coin millions out OF
this patriotism ~ and the prepar.
edne.s wheels will all have pune
ture and blowout on the spOtl II =
4 fetching thing 10 have TO confess
that our grayest peril comes from
the richest men Of our own country,
but II is the naked truth. .
Are we awake to the fact that
the present Congress is the most
epochmaking assemblage that ever
sat IN the high councils of nation?
AT this moment there il death in
the pot. Tremendous issues art
pending Never was our capital
So beset with lseches ready 10 snck
our tfipoa Washington ~. full Of
the agents OF these dastlrdly dehnn
thieves ready to take our represen
tallves by storm. The money chang
ers are raldlng our national temple
but not to sci! doves, bat hombs
shot, and shell--the mustard seed
Of hill!
DO you know that there are thnus
ands OF retired Army aud Navl
Office re- living in Washington who
create military atmosphere tina,
is almost stitling2 solomon, in all
his glory, never flew around like
tn SO military men with their wiye-
aud gold ornaments, Haunting thel
pride before our representatives.
Let me quote you from the speech
OF Hon. W. ). Ho yard. Of TIA. tgood
Democrat on the floor Of Congress
last week; Attend any polo game. f..
or social function in Washington
and see with your own eyes the /
character Of service an American
older Is called upon to perform .
lackty boys for these retired /
officers and their wlves)
See the enormous salaries be- |
ny paid To these retired officers in
he very prime OF life, at the very
height Of their efficiency sacrificed
ipon the altar OF promotion for
hose below them in rank
/ viii gladly give the names OF
laval officers on the retired Iist, \
oday IN the grade Of Rear Admiral
with fat salary for llfe)whn never
o nmtndei torpedo boat. mach
'I1 squliron or fleet, AMI would
ecpme violently sea sick i've miles
I'm shore. On account IT the little
"a service they saw while on the ,
ctiva list of officers. ,
II the preparedness boosters ware ,
ally sincere IN wanting to I'm I
rove our Navy and defend our I
,untry they could make the Navy
siGe, ~ good AZ II Is AMI not spend
mother cent or impose an extra !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
Itemized Cost OF High
ways Numbers 10 and II

Following IL the itemired cost oi
HIGHWAYS Numbers 10 and IL. ~
shown hN The report Of the auditor;
HIGHWAY NO. 10 "A MILES
2i4 Miles Graded and Macadamixed
I Highway No 10. AZ designated by
the original road law. begins at
Cumberland Furnace and runs to
Highway No 2
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11

sTRAYED OR STOLES--Ope
lark bay horse from Lyle Station.
Any information az 80 his where.
abouts will be greatly appreciated
and rewarded Notify F'snk Rus.
cell at Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11

Let me protect your family il you
die or become disabled. n. Newt
Wi iiams special agent Dickson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
HIGHWAY NO. ll-44 MILES
"A Miles Graded and Macadamixed.

Highway NJ H. as designated by
the original road law, begins at
White Bluff and runs 10 Flat
Pond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28
GOOD SCRAPS STAGED AT
FAR WESTERN MEET; BIG
MEN WILL CLASH TONIGHT

fSS- poud eiass--Arehis WIZARD. Esaftie
Athletic club defeated Stanley sontag,
Seattle Athletic club. in three rounds.
Decision
1861 pound eiess--wiIlian Huber. Los
Angeles Athistie club. defeated Lloyd
Madden. Seattle Athletic club. In three
rounds Decision.
Iib.pound cias~-Raiph Underwood. NJ
A. G. beat Clarence AmnndHon. Seattle
Athletic club ia three rounds. Decision
Wesley Bancks. Seattle Athletic club.
beat eager. Seattle Athletic club. Ia
three rounds Decision.
isg-pound ciass-Arrhis wynrd. So
attic AthI~sic club. beat WIFI. hughes
olympic club. In four rounds Decision
its.pound ciass-vai GoHtav Seattle
Aihioile club. beat Jack Seysr. Los An
sele- Athletic club. in three rounds. De
cision
ias-pound ciass--Eari Baird Seattle
Athletic eiub. beat Jimmie woodward.
Los Angeles Athletic club. In four rounds
Decision.
Hsayyweirht cia@-w. J. la Rue
beat Nick Nelson. Seattle Athletic club.
Default
Jndscs--Joe Carroll OF Tacoma and
Che rifle Huien Of Seattle.
Timcrs--HRrry Shaded and Glenn Hupp.
Master Of ceremenies--Hai Johnston.
Cierk--Frsnk Vance
Refcree--"Hsddy' Bishop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28
USl =
BETWEEN
y 0WRSEl YES
sy Tug SPORTS GpiToa

One Of the nlstIest knockout artists
now Ia the lightweight division
will try TO flatten Freddie Welsh
In the near future.
The man hshlnd the wsIlop will be
Jewish. but his Identity won't be
officially determined until pro-
motrrs have staged a preliminary
combat featuring Benny Leonard
OF New York and Charlie White
OF Chicago. The winner will be
matched with Harry Pollok's
meal ticket In q distance Journey
for the worlds championship.
From . horde Of f33 Founders.
Leonard and White have emerged
unscathed. the logical claimants
10 tho right TO battle the Ponty.
pridd wizard. and each has dem
onstrnted In encounters with
Welsh. his ability TO shade the
conqucror OF Willie Richie.
white. with his superior punching
power. Is picked 10 overthrow
Welsh. In three battles the Chi.
cagoan was unable 20 level Fred.
die, tho he did Outlook tho champ.
Leonard engaged Welsh recently
and won from bell 10 bell. literal.
iy romping off with the popular
decision.
Now the question saIsssinu bcxfIshs
deyo,ees are: Can Whites deadly
left hook. conceded TO be the most
effective punch ever packed By
a lightweight. fiat,cn Leonard!
Or. will White Fail . victim 20 the
two-handsd clouting OF Billy Glib
sons rising lighter
Nate Lewis. who has plotted White
thru the breakers and made him
tho foremost contender for
weIsh's title. sage Charlie can
lick Leonard.
Broadway seofss ~ this line Of
talk and fight promoters In the
big town are bidding for the ser.
vices OF tho chsilengers. Denver.
Kansas City and other points
West want TO put the boys on In
distance encounters. They'll meet
soon and the winner will get
Welsh.
Meanwhile Freddie 10 picking Up
the thin dimes teaching portland
bean boys modern ball room
glides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28
JUPE PLUVIUS BATS $780,;
MAKES MANY HOME RUNS
ON FIRST DAY OF SEASON
BY EDWARD HILL

DrixxIe. drixxis. FixxIe, fixxie.
These trise lines sum up the
opening Of the Northwestern
league In Seattle yesterday.
Amid-s downpour Of aqua pura.
and In . sea Of mud. the Giants
wsIioped Joe Mecinnlty's Butte
aggregation. . TO 2.
Those who did rambls out TO
the ball park and cit thru the
melee had . hard time convlnc- i,
Ing any one there really had
been . ball game whom they got
back 10 the city.
They saw. however. a contest vol
worth sitting thru. despite the one
sided score and the heavy condition
OF the diamond.
The Giants. taking yesterdays
showing as q standard, have the
Butte team outelassed In every de-
partment OF the game. II was
thought that McGinnity had gather.
ed together bunch OF sluggerr that
would iambastc their- way thru tho
league. n 80. they failed TO live M
TO past regulations.
Bil Cunningham and Abe Fine
gold made good showing in tho In.
iiial game Finegoid looked exceed
ingiy good with the willow. cracking
q brace OF bingies In four chances.
for an opening day average OF 300.
Seattle fans were given an oppor-
tunity TO give part OF McGinnity's
pitching staff tho once-over. He
used three Fingers In an effort TO
stop the onrushing Giants. Msikic
started. but gave way to Hendrix ~
end OF the second frame. Hovey re-
placed Hendrix in tho eighth. amer
. pinch-hitfer had failed 10 do no.
The SIX Giant saiiies came over In
the second frame on q few boots and
some weli-piaced hunts.
CHARLEY scHMUrz will do
the honors for our side today.
CHARLEY BROOKS made a mfr
ty one-handcd catch at first
~HUNkv- SHAW pulled off q
bcaut OF n catch in left.
ABE FiNEoolo SURF did hit the
mud In the slide TO homo.
RAY CHAPMAN, Cleveland short
stop, twisted his knee yesterday.
BENNY kAuFF whitfield the air
three times for fan.
JOE McciNNlTY wanted to call
the game off.
BOTH TEAMS are stopping at
the Hotel Busch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28

Twelve bouts were staged last
night at the Far Western meet
held In the Arena. Every one was
well worth watching.
Local mitt singers were return
ed the yictors In four matches In
which outsiders were the openers
80 the g. A. G. will be well repre-
sented when the finals are run off
tonight.
The stellar mix OF the evening
was furnished by Archie WIZARD.
Seattle. and Willie Hughes. Los An
geles. at 1876 pounds. Both were
fighting n second time.
Hughes played a waiting game
for two rounds. He would draw
tho local lad out and make him
miss in very clever fashion. The
end OF three rounds saw things
toss-up between the giadiaiors and
an extra round was called. the
Judges having failed TO agree. Wy
ard had the better OF the going In
the twominute clash.
Earl Baird. Seattle. and Jimmie
Woodward. Los Angeles. also put
up a slashing mill. This also went
four rounds. with Baird winning.
They weighed i25 pounds. The
summary follows:
ifs.ponnd e;sss-OranKs Gsser. Seattle
Athf~si- efun. defeated phil Richardson.
Seattle Athist,c club. In fosr rounds De-
uision-
fss-pound eisss-Eari Baird. Seattle
A,hiesle eiuh. defeated Al Byers. Euitno-
nah Athlsslc eiab. rortiasd. in three
rounds pecision-
ifb-poanf eiass-W Hsshsa Olympic
rsuh san Yranessoo. defeatsd Claude
scott. seattle Athletic club. In three
rounfs Decision.
pound eiass--w. couistinx. oiyn-
r,e club. san Francisco. Knocked cut ROY
Amundssn. Seattle Athletic club. in sec
s.s,A rsurd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28
American

American
At 81. Louis 2. Detroit Z.
At Cleveland 3. Chicago 6.
At Washington 4, Philadelphia 2.
No other. rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28

You can get a lot OF good land
bargains in Star Want Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28
LIZA PEOPLE
SEE OPENER

There were Lila paid admIs-
sions to the opening game yes
terday, between Seattle and
Butte. The moisture certainly
put a damper on things. This IL
the smallest opening day crowd
ever recorded at the local ball
park.
The judges are busy porting
over the puesses today. The
two winners will be announced
on the sport page tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28
Walter Mails
Injury Sends
to Minor

Teaiey Raymond received .
letter from Walter Mails today.
Nails 10 the young pitcher who
went to Brooklyn from seattle
last year. Walter writes that
his injured side 10 causing him
considerable trouble, and that
the doctor has advised him 70
lay low until the warm wealth
Or 10 here. He says that - .
consequence. the Dodgers ere
contemplating farming him out
to the Montreal club, Of the In
ternatIonaI league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28

College Games
Georgetown 3. North Carolina
university 3.
University OF West Virginia 6.
Maryland Aggics o.
Harvard 4. Colby o.
Penn State 10, Lafayette 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28

National
At Chicago .. St Louis 8.
At Boston 3. New York 2.
No others: rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28

BOTH TEAMS are stopping at
the Hotel Busch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28
Race Classic
to Be Staged
atFresnoCal.

FRESNO, Cal. April ~
Seventeen pilots will guide
their speedy cars for 400 miles
over the seven-miIe course here
tomorrow In the RslsIn day
classic for purses sooregstInG
$500. Among the drivers will
be several who competed IN the
Corona event. when Bob Bur
man and his meehsnIeIan were
killed.
The money 10 TO be divided
5000 for first place, $1,000 for
second. 81 900 for third and $500
for fourth. The Ralsln classic
trophy also goes 20 the victor.
Gov. johnson has been named
honorary referee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28

The Seattle Church Athletic
league opens the season today with
six games scheduled. The city has
been divided into two sections. with
six teams In each section. Games
twice week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28
SPOKANE IS VICTOR

SPOKANE. April 2s.--The locals
opened the season by winning from
Vancouver, 6 to 4. The game was
brimful OF base hits. Spokane get
ting IL and Vancouver IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28

rop--Nick Nelson. local heavy
veioht. Dsiow-oso. Green. vet
srsn Olympic club Instructor.
Aitho IL was announced that Nick
Nelson. &. A. c. heavyweight. was
sick" whom II came time 10 60 on
with Fat" la Rue. Olympic club
heavyweight. at the Far Western
meet last night any ono would
have a hard time convincing the
boxing fans tina, Nelson was not
suffering from a bad case Of cold
feetia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-28
CHEEK ALONE NOW

SPOKANE. April IS. Harry
Cheek will be regular behind the
bat for the Vancouver Beavers.
Manager Brown has handed Catch
or Baker his walking papers.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
0anfiaFeit ScntIdler ggarter.

Gin NiamL ser fiber Oiel 3eit 6o-
ben mlB, bat eS unternommen Die
S8orte Der oeutid6en Spradle allf oie
Sduii0feit i6res @orfonmenS 81 I'M.
tcriuden uno modt oorii6er nadite-
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am 6duf;giten Oorfommen0en.
9ei 19,9tO777 oc3G6lten @ortern
entiallen ouf: oie=35S,054; Der
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1,033,565.
Gieie Orei @6rter Tteaet oennad
10 5iemliG Den 3e6ntcnE6eil Ser oeit.
iben S6riitiprade Oor. Gs 1T wo6l
on5une6men oaB mr weniac Gert-
ihe iid Oes Sduiigfeitsber6dliniiies
oieier orei 9orie belpuBt aeiuoroeu
iino, wie es bier 5a6lenmdBis uadee-
pieieu 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Sin WlatrUic ertrnmfcu.

Ger "a Sabre alte g. 2arien bon
91orpeeeL peI6er auf Dem cngli-
iden 0ampier rOclano" ols Sei5er
onaeIieat mar, Bat ourd grtrinfen
Ieinen 500 aehnoen. gr wuroe olIf
Dem S6iiie ieit 3ipei Sogen DermiBt,
mo g3iemano fonnte oas 9luSbleiben
6es 2arlen erfldren, Bis geilern 9ea6-
mittag oegen lI6r oas 9Soli5eiboot
,,Qannan" an Der g9crite ser 6irma
,,gafer, @6iteIcD Gonl Co. am 6li-
Be ser Gantou.StroBe oen a0rper Oes
@ernliBten auiiiibte. Der Gdpitdn
oes 9ampierS nOclano", Geo. Fe.
derIon, melder 6erbeieerufen ipuroe,
iteQte felt. oaB es sic 9eide 2arien's
iei ebenio be5eugtc eS 0ie Mlonnibait
oes Gampiers. Die 2eide wuroe
oanu na6 Dem itdotiibcu 2eiden-
Bals gcbra6t.