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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

ANEW YORK. April g.-"Jack Dsmp-
! IN sey viii defeat Georges Carpen-
tier as easily as he has beaten
other heayywe ights, just az sure 81
/ they ever get into the ring toseth er.
I Here's a point-blauk assertion that
NAV get q rise out Of a good many
I followers Of fistieuffs. but II comes
from a man who knows boxing inside
Iout
Billy Roche. famous boxing referee
I and manager OF Gene Tuuney, the
Sensational Greenwich village heavy
weight. made the foregoing statement
regarding the merits o. Dempsey and
the French idol. and Billy's opinion
Is worthy Of consideration
BILLY WAS on JOB
As A WAR WORKER
During the war Roche was over
there" with the forces % the knights
OF Columbus. He organized boxing
tournaments and staged boxing shows
for the American doughboys both IN
France, before the armlstlce was
signed. and n Germany after the
Americans crossed the Rhine He has
seen both Dempsey and Carpenter IN
action and as be Is q veteran student
Of the boxing game his opinions
in the first place. opines Billy
the French and British are away
behind the United states IN producing
either rugged or crafty boxers. III
give you an Illustration;
sAs q representative Of the
knights Of Columbus I staged
boxing shows for the Ameriean
douEhboyH in both France AKA
was signed I WIS with the
American army on the HhiIe, nnd
sent back % France for a half
dozen ,of the best Preach pro
fessi0nal boxers available 10 meet
the pick Of the American Army
suEEed though green boys among
the soldiers but thought
knew pretty well what thsy could
do and they upheld ny e0nfi-
denee In them
The Frenchmen came along in due
time and We arranged matches and
held a big boxing fest, what hap
doughboys knocked the French pro-
fessionals for goals one and all
EUROPEAN MIXERS
LACK REAL ABILITY.
There's only one thing 70 be said
about the present European crop Of
bo1ers-they'Fe a POOR lot And as
see d, Georges Carpenter e an out
Standing star among them. I'm not
trying 20 take anything from
Georges. re Is an admirable fellow.
a deserTedly popular boxer and a
boxer Of no little capabillty. But he
isn't IN the same class with Jack
Dempsey. The champion viii defeat
him Just as easily as he has beaten
any Of the other heavyweights.
carpenter really belongs in
the ught heaFyvEeiEhf class. In
comparison TO Dempsey he g.
lacking In practically every
physical way. IL f. true that he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
What Do. You
Know about Sbo1t2


I'm baseball can tho runner turn
either way after touching first base
Though the umpire calls a ballZ
the pitcher throws the ball and tbs
batter gets a hit Does It count7
b-Can a runner score on a balk2
did anyone make four triples i1
a gamer
-Which team is the new national
A. A U. basketball champion
6-Wiu the United States have &
soccer team in the Olympic games?
How many nations are expected
70 compete in the Olympic games2
o-Where VIII the next tournament
OF the American Bowling congress be
held3
Sat what weight did Benny
Leonard win the lightweight cham
pioEship from Freddie Welsh?
lo-Did Frank Gotch ever throw
Stanislaus Zbyszko?
Answers 90 Yesterdays Question.
I'D Smith Of Chicago, refereed
the Wilde-Mason fight
Johnny Sheppard Is the English
lightweight champion. He has been
boxing in this country recently.
IAN eagle" in golf Is tEto under
4-Ths national intsrscholastic
record for ths go yard dash ia p 2-5
George A. Bronder. OF the New
York A. c., is the national A. A. q.
1avelin throw champion
6-On April 10, 1913. when Boston
was playing New York. Gilhooley
caught fly from Ruth's bat up
against the wall, but 20 was SO long q
hit that Scott was able 20 score from
second on Il.
Mathematician have figured
out the chances Of getting a full hand
In poker as 693 10 ! against.
6-Walter Johnson's best work was
when he shut out the New York yam
KEGS on September 4, s and :. Of 1908.
going p innings in succession with
out being scored upon.
s-f5 was the most consecutive in
nings Cy Young pitched without be-
ing scored upon.
1Q-Pop Arson was with the Chi
cago Cubs from 1876 TO 1897. He was
manager the last IS years-Copyrigh
1920. Thompson Feature Service.
Fl Paso Seed Co.'S 1890 Catalog now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
Cycle Association
Sets Race Dates

New York. April s.-The following
cycle races have been sanctioned by
the National Cycling association:
April I7-Los Angeles. Cal. five mile
road race, Lincoln park course
April 26-Macon. Ga, road race, =.
II. C. A road races.
May i-s-Raleigh, y. c. bicycle
week road races
May 1-s-Spartanburg. S. c.; bicycle
week races. I. NJ C. a
May 1-s-Greenviile- S. c. bicycle
week races. Y n. c A.
Nay I-9-Los Angeles, Cal, ten
mile handicap road race and shorter
races.
Nay 22-Santa Ana, Cal. Orange
County Bicycle associations fourth
annual handicap road race.
Nay 5o-Los Angeles, Cal. fifth
annual bicycle handicap road race.
Nay 30-Plainfield. y. =, IS mile
classic handicap road race.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

{ capably BY the former overseas SOL
der last year and he IS Just the right
size and has the natural ability for
the first corner.
OUTFIELD WELL TAKEN
CARE OF BY VETERANS.
Skidmore. a freshman. is at second,
while Campbell. who has shown con-
siderable ability in practice games,
viii be at the shortstop position
Third hEse will be handled by
Mullen, while Herbert, BALM and
Thorpe form the ouffield- Eaek
of these men are fast. speedy and
can be relied upon 10 handle all
Of the chances which come their
way The entire team "a in
charge Of coach Dwger.
II has not been definitely settled
whether the Mines team viii play
in Douglas or not on their return
trip. The Copper Queen company
there has been anxious 10 land the
Texans for a contest, but coach
Dwyer does not yet know whether
the contest viii be played or not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

city for suitable ground upon which
10 construct the courts
Many players nre OF the opinion
that the courts could be free 10
all allowing OF course, for n
certain membership fee or charge
per game to keep the courts in
proper condition. The lonE-felt
want for n public park Of the
order Of those in larger cities
was never more keen than Il f.
ut present. tennis players agree,
and the construction Of public
courts would also tend 20 encour-
axe the game among the junior
athletes o. the city.
Norman A Ferguson, border states
tennis champion is AZ the head Of
the movement 70 construct new
courts. while + Il Bailey, II. z.
Christie, D. A. Bandeen and 3. d.
BarEer, other FL Paso players. have
Joined in the issuance OF q call 10
tennis boosters OF the city for the
meeting tonight IN an effort 70 get
together and form some definite
plans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
HAWKINS OUTWEIGHED
GREATLN BY SWANSON.

Dial Hawkins IS one OF the tough
est besides being one Of the fastest
and earnest little men IN the glove
game. This opinion Of the former
San Francisco boy who Is now max
ing FL Paso his home was brought
down from Columbus, y. IL, by c. Il.
Johnson, veteran glove promoter OF
that place Hawkins was out
weighed approximately ten pounds
in the battle with Swanson recently
az Columbus, but he fought gamely
during the entire IS rounds It Is the
opinion Of handler Johnson that
Tommy Nelson. district lightweight
champion, can defeat Swanson in ten
rounda
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
Dempsey Is Now
Ready To Battle

New York. April s.-3Iaj. A DreEel
Biddle. president o. the International
Sporting club, who recently visited
the Pacific coast with Tex Rickard
said upon returning here that jack
Dempsey IS IN excellent physical con
dition and Is taking good care OF
himself Maj. Biddls refused com
ment regarding a report that the In
.ternationai Sporting club. through
Tex Rickard, it, matchmaker, has
Dempsey signed 20 box here n Sep
.ueut-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
GILLETTE WINS
FOR TEXAS u
Successful Squeeze Play
Results in Hard Won
Victory for Texans.

Austin, Teas. April "a success
full squeeze play in the eighth Inning
allowed English to cross the pIate
with the winning run and Texas won
I Thursday afternoons game with T. c.
Y. horned frogs by a 70 score.
| English had previously tripIed, scor-
Ing. Hart, who was passed. 70 first
and Mccullough attempted a sacri-
flee hit but failed Berry T. g. u.
catcher stopped the bill and English
scored on the uutimely error. Ruther-
ford, pitching for the Frogs, was ef-
fecttve throughout the contest. get
ting seven Etrikeouts walking only
Two men and giving only three hits
curing his stay on the mound. Errors
oy his team mates at critical mo-
ments, however cost him the loss OF
the game
Gillette Wins Game.
Contrary TO predictions coach Disch
sent Gillette In as pitcher for Texas
team Gillette IS scheduled 20 pitch
the opening game at College Station
next week and was believed he would
not be used against the Frogs. The
Longhorn highlander struck out I3
men and issued one pass during the
nine frames.
The Frogs meet the strong South
western pirates Friday and Saturday
while the Texas team rests before
meeting the Aggies at College Station
next week
The h0w ann~a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09


ton OF the country.
Bylund Is confident Of victory II
che Rentrop meeting. but asserts thai
he is going 20 leave no stone IN.
turned that could possibly be used q
advantage BY Rentrop. He Is per
tectly wen aware Of the fact that the
veteran Rentrop is going 70 fight
shy OF the toe hold. and Il Is possible
that the American champion viii vary
his style OF attack and spring an
other dangerous hold. equally as ef-
tecive as that which he clamped upon
Chris Jordan and Harry Demetral and
which returned him the victor.
Reutrop took the floor shortly
after Byiund finished training
and held the attention Of the fans
while he went several hard
rounds with HIS trainers. Charlie
looks better than ever and states
that he can now make the middle
weight limif with the EFeafenf
ease. He WuE q trifls over this
mark when he last visited Fl
PaEos but uoW tips the scales ex-
netiy ~ this poundaEe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
Boxers Make Home
In Tulsa, Oklahoma

Tulsa. Okla. April e.-OWing 70 the
revival OF boxing here Tulsa bids fair
10 become the Mecca for many boxers
Bobby Burns, bantamW lghL Is 10
move here from St Paul Battling
Bill. LcCabe resides here. Bobbie
Hughes claims Tulsa as his home
Frankie Tucker managed By his sis
ter. Elizabeth, has resided here for
some time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

Mccullough Two base hits. Rutherford.
Mcdaniel, Cams Sacrifice hits, Gillette.
Lett on base Texas. 8; T. C. T.. 6. Bases
Stolen base. Robertson. Double play.
Fowler to Mcdaniel Fist base on errors
Texas 4. struckout, By Gillette, Il; BY
Rutherford, T. Earned runs. T. c. L., 2:
Sheffield.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
Thew FaH FIafLer.

English boxing writer's insist tfat
the only real style in boxing is that
OF the Jem Mace school. The stand
up straight, the hit straight and
the fail straight.
According 10 them no man can
crouch and be a good fighter.
It's too bad that Terry McGovern,
Stanley ketchel, Jim Jeffries or Jack
Dempsey never went over to- get a
sound thrashing from an Englishman
OF the Mace school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

Halifax, April 9.-Milre McTigue OF
New York, Thursday night won the
middleweight boxing championship OF
Canada, by knocking out Eugene
Brosseau, OF Montreal. the title holder.
in the fifth round OF a ten round
match. AlcTigue cornered his oppo-
nent and after scoring several straight
let's TO the face. sent him down Tor
the full count with q short right
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
GIints AT The Glove Game

local mift pusherH- He was given
n tryOut in n local athletic re-
Gently and Justified the conf
dencc OF his hackers by a fast,
clever workout Lewis an
nOunces that he T. ready 10 take
them all on.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

NEW YORK, April 81 defy any
IN one 20 surpass or even 20 equal
this record:
Never lost a fight. 7 think he is
the only one who can truthfully claim
this: Twice outfought the great
John L. Sullivan when in his prime
and got a decision over Jack Demp-
sey, The NonpareiL" Retired as the
only indicated middleweight cham
pion.
Where is there q man in the ring
today after having been hit IN the
eyes TIL he could not see from either
OF them would do what my man did,
The time he fought Conroy he was
blinded at the end OF the sixty first
round and asked his brother Jerry to
lead him 70 the centre OF the ring so
that, as he said, he could hold his eve
open with his left hand and punch
Conroy With his right. He did this.
ana as Conroy came in he knocked
him out. hitting him so hard that he
was unconscious for an hour Name
a man that could do that today.
Here's the way he finished his
career: While working for Uncle
sam as a boxing instructor at one OF
the local camps he contracted pneu-
monla and died az 81. Francis's hos
pltaLs New York. on March -, 1918.
Ny man Is Nike Donovan.
Yours truly. L. J. D.,
Greenpoint, Brooklyn, \. 7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09


- Wherein the Boston Red Sox I
- club profited in q playing I
- sense in the Ruth deal with the I
- Yankees is beyond the fore I
- sight Of any man, but II It real I
= y did have such idea in mind (
= u does not appear in such q (
- big light as otherwise A club I
- has the moral right 70 dispose 4
. OF any star II Il thinks Il can I
- strengthen by so doing. I
The trouble IS that when 4
- huge sums OF money change I
- hands, and generally from the 4
= same set OF clubs. the motive 4
- OF the sellers appears TO be one I
. not OF strengthening on the I
- field. but financially. Z
- The process OF gathering, Z
- developing and building really I
- first class teams has been so 4
. infrequent that It must be ex- 4
- tremely difficult. Witness the Z
= scarcity OF such teams as the Z
= Bostons OF the SOS. the Orioles Z
= OF those days. the old Tebeau Z
. Clevelands. Pirates, Cubs and Z
- Athletics
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09


: FRANKIE POWER is 70 be one Of
the principals in the next head
liner boxing show before the
Fort Bliss Athletic association
50 much e certain Aatehma Ser
Jim Erwin, who handles the business
Of the association so far as making
up the shows IL concerned. Is nego-
tiating with Frankie and Eddie John
son with the view Of matching these
two hard hitting men. The recent
popular verdict earned by Eddie over
the FL Paso crack at Stafford, Ariz.,
has resulted in FOWzer wanting an
other chance at the hard hitting
Puebloau, and there is little doubt
be made Johnson Is particularly
anxious % come here and is ready
70 box Frankie again on most any
terms, Il iE said
Erwin opened UP with FOyTzer
AID johnson when Il was learned
that there e. little probability Of
singing a bout between Speed
hail Hayden and FOFFEer. Con-
tests between white men and me-
Eroes have been prohibited by
the southern department. md
while many fans would Ike TO
see the two evenly matched men
there s. no possibility OF getting
them together.
FL Paso fans. however, assert that
they would like 70 see the question
OF supremacy settled ueLMEeA IQlu-
son and the local welters and this
bout should be q hummer
=
EDDIE HANLoN AND
BATTLING SHAPIRO NEXT.
Eddie Hanlon, hospital corps bat
tier with a hard Wallop, is a candi-
date for another bout before the
Fort Bliss association and VIII likely
meet Battling Shapiro. a likely boy
with hard punch. Shapiro is being
groomed by the aggressive Jack Tay-
Tor and Is coming along at a great
pace. Many OF his hackers believe
that he can defeat the man who
downed blacksmith Mcintyre at the
Studorium the ether night, and would
like 20 see them in the semi Windup
70 the Johuson-FoWzer 90.
Efforts are being made 10 ar
range q snatch for Freddie Lewis
weight lis pounds with some Of
the fastest bnntau6 Of the dis
trict. Lewis f. a product Of New
York. hut recently arrived IN the
city on the trail OF some OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
Iimmp IohnsLon Cd Q Shoek.

I'm riding IN a street car n Read
ing the other day" piped Jimmy
Johnstons,t the Boy Bandit, last night,
and standing right in front Of me is
a little. dried up old guy who looks
as though he should be in the old
mans home. Feeling young and chin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
Little Bits of Sport

7 Az
per myself, I gets up out OF the seat
and asks the old man II he won't SIX
down and take a load OFF his feet
he smiles and says:
NO. thanks, Jimmy, I'm not that
old gave you q fine Emacl<inE one
night and can probably do Il again
/ look A. the old bioke and laughs
He says.
You were a pretty good fighter
until you met me. kid
Then I begins TO wonder, and ne
pulls out q card and hands Il 70 me.
" said: Danny Dougherty, Waldorf
Hotel. Reading, Pa
THEN I got him. He hit ne on
the chin one night and they musfa
counted FOUR or five Thousand on me.
1 never fought after that"
=
Concerning Bobby Dob5s
Dear Tad
I saw your mention OF Bobby Dobbs
the other DAY. A great boxrs- The
last time ] saw Dobbs he was boxing
IN New South Wales He was with
a travelling fair. That was about
eight years ago, and Dobbs was blind
n one eye He fought Ted Jones,
Of Merthyr, and had his man on the
floor most OF the Zine. He appealed
20 the crowd and asked whether he
should finish Jones off or let him 90
on Yours,
ABERDARE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09


- Although the Tigers we're =
- nosed out for the third place
- worlds series money last fall, =
- practically all the boys are for =
- a continuation OF the system. .
. writes 4 c. Walker in the .
- Detroit Times One would .
- think they might be disgruntled =
- and favor a system that would Z
- let only the teams that par .
- ticipate in a worlds series .
- cash in, but such IS not the .
= case There isn't a soft spot .
= on any OF the Tigers because
- they failed 20 cash. This year .
- they all think they might be .
- oisgruntled and favor and play .
- the National league entry, but .
- you can't convince any OF the .
- boys that II the first three .
. teams participate in the profits .
- they viii not be in the money. .
= They think they viii get .
= either first or second cut. but .
. they are cock-sure that their =
. margin for third place viii be =
. too big 10 be lost by a techni- .
. cality. .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
PROMINENT WRITER'S CONTRIBUTE.
HITTING ABILITY AND STRENGTH
OF AMERICAN CHAMP TOO GREAT

Billy Roche, Veteran and Manager Of Famous Nit
Pushers, Believes Carpenter Would Not Be Able to
Hold Off Dempsey; Says Frenchman Is Clever, but
Is Not Strong Enough; VIII Pick Jack to Win.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
TEXAS MINERS INVADE ARIZONA
TERRITORY FOR BASEBALL CANES

Clash With Arizona Wildcats in Two Games for the
Southwestern Supremacy on the Diamond; Pitchers
Williams and Mccormick in Good Shape Wild
cats Plan to Play Return Game in FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

Dallas. Tex. April Paul Roman
OF Kansas City. knocked out Joe Wal
tiers OF Columbus, Ohio, In the sixth
Of an eighth round bout here Thurs
day night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

Fl Paso Seed Co.'S 1890 Catalog now
ready Write or call for copy.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
HERALD sPoRrs LEAp -.

All OF the latest news Of boxing. wrestling foot
49, D4seoals golt, bowling, tennis and other athletic
events is found in the sport columns Full
leased wire service all big games matches. Re
quests Information sporting Epecia
attention by Sports Information Bureau Telephone 2020
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
EUROPEAN MIXERS
LACK REAL ABILITY

any OF Lue uAnel lls-F w Ell rllA
carpenter really belongs IN
the ught heaFyFE eiEhf class. In
comparison 10 Dempsey he q
lacking in practically every
physical way. IL a. true that he
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-18
Local Mention

First Congregat ional church. IL
a. m. New Phases of the Old Greed"
Do We need a new conception of God
How to read the Bible. Is this world
doomed? Is man an incident Where
did Jesus come from2 Was the temp
tation of Jesus a mockery ADV.
DR.. H. H. Raymond. Foot Specialist.
Orpheum Bldg. Phone 3950--Adv.
If you aren't getting the garbage
collection service you want, call 1887
ADV.
Dr. Lyngar. Dentist. 500 Kansas Ave.
Adv.
Cash paid for liberty bonds. John
Kleinhans. s27 Quincy. Phone 1851 J.
ADV
Safety razor blades sharpened better
than new. 25c-35c doz. Culver Hard
ware Co.-Adv-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-18
FAIR DATES IN KANSAS.
Long String of State and County Shows
for 1920.

The following dates for fairs in
Kansas have been announced by ]. c.
Mohler. secretary of the state board
of agriculture:
Kansas State Fair--A. L.. sponsler. Sec
rotary. Hutchinson September 1924.
International Wheat Show-Henry. B.
Marks. manager. Wichita, October 4-10.
Anderson County Farmers Fair-ieo. N.
Spindler, secretary. Garnett, October SO.
RekRsGe e9untT rs
Doniphan County Fair and Memorial as
sociation-C; r. Hewins. secretary. Troy !;
fsI0t county-wIson Cooperative
Wilson EaiF SeDe9ber S%e secretary
franklin Cc1nty-Lane Agricultural Fair
association-E. B. Martin. secretary. Lane.
Adams. secretary. Cimarron: September 90
October 1.
Jackson County Stock Show and Fair
Gus Be4ehamp, president. Holton; septem-
Jefferson County-valley Falls Fair and
Stock show-Lou Hauck. secretary. Valley
Jewell County Farm and Home Festival
Charles S. Putt. secretary. Mankato: Oc-
tober.
Jothnson County Fair-Harry s Wilson,
county agent. olathe.
Leavenworth County Free Fair-L N.
Chapman; county agent. Leavenworth: No
Lincoln County-sylvan Grove Fair and
Agricuitural associationoW: A Buick.
Lyon County - Hartford Agricultural
Fair-C. R. Turner. president. Hartford ::
Miami County-Eastern Kansas Agri-
cultural ssociation-William II. Brooks.
acting secretary. Pnola: October 1913
Mitchell County Fair association-E. r..
Booker. secretary. Beloit; September s.
October 2
Morris County Fair association-H. A
Clyborne. secretary. Council Grove: Octo-
Der 5-S
Neosho County Agricultural society
Geo. X. Bideau, secretary. Chanute: Sep
TENDER 27-October ..
Pawnee County Agricultural association
H. NJ. Lawton. secretary. Larned; Sep
TENDER 27-30
Phillips County-Four County Fair asso-
ciation-Abram Jrour. secretary. Logan ::
September 14-17.
Pottawatomie County Fair association
G d. Dammast. acting secretary. Onaga :;
September 22-24
Rawlins County-Community Fair-Bur-
ton Powell. secretary Mcdonald: October
Russell County Fair association-H. A
Dawson. secretary, Russell: October 5-S.
Thomas County Fair hssociation-R- g.
Smell. secretary, Colby. Kansas: October.
Wichita County Fair and Agricultural
society-Ed Case. secretary. Leoti.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-18
WARN AGAINST KANSAS LAW.
Alabama Labor Fights Industrial
Court Plan.

Charles Hamlin, secretary of the
Kansas state federation of labor, has
issued a warning to union workers in
Alabama to beware of enactment of
an industrial court law similar to the
measure on the statute books in this
state. Hamlin's warning is being
printed as paid advertising matter in
many Alabama newspapers preced-
ing opening of a special session of the
legislature.
One of the proposals before the
Alabama legislature is for possage of
q law similar to the one enacted in
Kansas last winter at the request of
Governor Allen. 1t is probable that
Governor Kilby may send the Ala
bama legislators a special message
asking them for the new labor court
law. 1t is to block passage of such
a measure that the Hamlin statement
is being used. Copies of the statement
and the advertising matter of the Ala
bama labor unions were received to-
day by Governor Allen.