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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
ShOrtridge to Take on
Broad Ripple Tonight

Shortridse will meet q worthy foe 20
night when the North Side I'VE meets
Broad Ripple al that town. After the
two point defeat last night the Blue and
white team VIII not be feeling in any
very pleasant mood and the Ripple lads
must be OF their toes Il they wish 10
maintain their splendid record The
Broad Ripple team has the best record
OF any OF the county teams and the con-
test will be watched with interest
Manual lost 10 Valley Mills by ono
point Wednesday night and Tech in the
early season went down before Wess
Newton By al overwhelming count 50
the county teams have an the best Of the
argument with the indianapolis schools
50 FAR. i is being predicted that for
started in basket ball that neigh boring
town may win the local sectional tour
ney.
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Independent Basketball
SIX UORE
ENTRIES IN

Six more teams sent Ia their entries to
Wayne Emmeluann yesterday for the In
diana division OF the Central States in
dependent amateur basket ball cham
pionship tournament The teams are the
Washington Merchants. Olympic A. g,
~ kokomo, Rocktield, Br4okville. West
field and Flora National Guard team
Washington viii play In the Sanborn
sectional meet; the Olympic a. G.. team
VIII play at Converse. KoCEheld NJ Frank
fort, Brookvilie and Westheld at Green's
burg and Flora NJ Frankfort
The Washington Merchants claim the
championship If the southern part Of tho
State by virtue Of fourteen straight vic
tories this season
The Quart Fraternity team Won n fast
and exciting game from the Ben Davis
Independents al Ben Davis. by the score
o. - 10 20. Close guarding featured
ne game, holding both teams score
down Brandt was the high point man
If the game, tossing IN half his teams
score. Tho fraternity team held o one
point lead at half time, duplicating 81 in
The final period. Next Friday night the
QUARTS meet the Mt Comfort Athletics
at Mt. Comfort in what promises to be u
fast game.
The r. c. $. s. basket ball team de
sireS games for Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday Of next week with teams having
access to a gym. The /. {. y s. have
been goin- good IN the Northwestern
Basketball League and would like to
meet some fast teams In the 10 and 10
Hear-old class. For games call Circle
1876 aud ask Tor jake.
Results Of basket ball games in the
South Side Community League:
Second Baptist, 10; Olive Branch, s.
Woodsidc, .; Woodruff Place for
feit)
Morris Street Christians, IS; Hocsier
4. c., s. (Exhibition.)
The TnvlncIble Shamrock Juniors de-
feated the Central A. Cs, 40 to j..
CUMBERLAND Ind, Dec. 31-The
Cumberland Independents and Eli Lilly
team OF indianapolis played fast, clean
game here last night, the locals winning
&c to 20. The first half ended with Cum
borland ahead, - to 10. Schleicher and
Ortel starred for the locals, while Chap
man and Mason We're the best for the
Lilly five.
CARTHAGE, Ind, Dec. 51-The Car
thage Yankees won a hard fought game
from the Rushville odd Fellow team, 81
10 %. l.. Ruby and Chambers starred
The Sandusky y. Cs. play here Tuesday.
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 31--The Cadet
basket ball team would like TO book
games with State fives playing in the
12J-pOund class Address Carl Metz, 41G
South Fifth street, Richmond, Ind.
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Frank Hoke of This City
Prominent at Swarthm0re

SWABTHNORE. Pa. Dec. 3l.-Frank
Hoke OF CHS Washington boulevard, In
d.2naPOis, Ind. ,eaeutly finished his
last football season az SWartmOre Col
lege Although be was unable 10 win
permanent place in the Garnet backdeld.
because Of the unusually high quality of
thai back fela. DE entered several games
rs substitute FOR Swlrthmores quar-
ter back Hoke entered Sv4rtumore Col
lege from indianapolis Manual Training
High school. He is president Of the
Swarthmore Athletic Association. making
college.
one of the most Interesting points.
about the Garnet syliirou eleven this
year was the discovery that the scholas-
tie average Of She football squad was
A!shc: than the average standing u the
college This las l.I The college au-
thor.ties 20 believe taa, athletics in many
eases improves rather than binders Soho
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CENTRE IN FINE
SHAPE FOR GAWE

FL PASO. Texas, Dec 31-Coach
Charles B. Moran and the Centre Col
lege football team Of DanvilIe. Ky. FRI
day stopped OF in Il Paso 10 timber up
on the Texas School OF Mines football
field
The Colonels were en- route from
san Diego, Cal. TO Dallas, Texas. where
they meet the Texas 4. and " College
team Monday
Coach Moran said his team is In ez-
Cellent condition for the Dallas game.
In an interview with college officials
Coach Moran stated that the freshman
rule proposed by large universities OF
the country viii mean the stamping
out Of strong football competition by
minor colleges. II passed.
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Soccer at Riverside

On Monday at o'clock there will be
a game Of soccer between the CaIedoni-
ans and the AIl-Stars at Riverside Park
Judging from the abilities of the play
srs Of both sides. there is every pros
pect Of ii being the best game Of the
season, and those who come out 10 watch
it will see IN hour and One-haIf of
thrilling play. There is no admission
charge. A special invitation is given to
the De MOIay boys.
The following are the CaledOnian play
ers: Lindsay. Rasmussen, G. Brace,
Moonty, {. Bruce. Forsyth, Lightowler,
Clayton, J. Bruce, Drake, Coburn and
copeland.
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under the goal with two spectacular field
goals from mid floor
De Pauw's superiority in actual com
bat was evidenced by thirteen field goals
against Purdues eight. MendenhaH ac-
counted for six Of De Pauw's double
markers and Gullion did the same for
Purdue.
Al immense crowd packed the sym
nasium Humid IDS were turned away
when the doors were locked. The game
was stopped twic. - crowd back spec
tators who oyerIo~ed onto the playing
space.
The victory was tonic in more ways
than one TO tbs :. ger players and fol-
lowers. for OIL the previous night at
Charlottesville the Purdue team downed
Wabash, ancient rival OF De Paw. Fur
thermore the fact that Purdue defeated
due places the Tigers at the :op Of the
heap for the present in the State net
race.
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OTHER ROHTS

AT LA SALE, Ill.-Bud Taylor beat
Harold Smith In ten rounds; Joe Man
dell beat George Dixon: Young Cum
minis and Young Shug fought a draw;
Young Corkey stopped Gus Nausen in the
second round.
At PEORIA-Dan Taylor knocked out
Jack Phillips; Young Marks beat Jimmy
Lolli; Roy Herr knocked out Archie
Kerr.
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East VS.. West in Basket
Tits Tonight at Chicago

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.--Two Eastern col
lege basket ball teams will be pitted
against Big Ten university teams tonight.
anston, while Colgate will play the Uni
versity of Chicago at Chicago
Yale has lost five straight games to
Middle Western teams and Northwestern
is confident of making 1t six in row.
Chicago also is confident of taking Col
gate into camp.
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Franklin to Open New Gym

FRANKLIN. Ind, Dec .31.-With the
gymnasium Tuesday evening, Franklin
will have one Of the best high school
gyms in the State. Twenty-Five hundred
people can be seated with comfort in
the new gym. Shelbyville High School
VIII have the honor Of playing the first
game in the new edifice. meeting the
Wagnermen Tuesday. Jan. 5.
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JUNIOR INDOOR TENNIS MEET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Morton Bern
stein, Princeton, defeated William Ayde-
lotte, Princeton freshman, 6-1, 6-3. in the
semi final round of the national indoor
Junior tennis championship tournament
here yesterday. Edgar W. Dawson.
Fordham preparatory school, defeated
Garden City, Gil, 6-1 in the other half Of
the draw.
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THEY'RE sTILL EVEN

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The Willie
JACKSON Johnny Dundee score stood the
same today after their eleventh meeting
last night After fifteen rounds Of furl-
Gus milling the judges decided a draw
was fair.
Kid Norfolk won an eight-round YER
diet of Jamaica Kid.
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PREHN PINS RENO.

kANKAKEE, H., Dee 3i.--Paul
PREM, wrestling coach at the University
of Illinois, defeated Eddie Reno, mid
three fails. Prehn took the first fail in
30 minutes. Reno the second in 10 min
utes, and Prehn the third in minutes.
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PACKEY Is RELEASED.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3t.-Packey Mcfarland,
former pugiist, who was arrested on the
charge of selling beer above the lawful
percentage was released Friday by
United States Commissioner Mason when
II was learned that he was not the presi-
dent OF the E. Porter Products Company
Of Joliet.
Packey, his brother Thomas, and n. G.
Scheidt were arrested on the same
charge. Thomas, the president Of the
company, and Scheidt, the secretary, we're
held in 1000 bonds
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SWIMMING
Manual High Wins
Over RussetLUiJIe;
ShOrtridge Loses

RUSSELLVILLE, Ind, Dec. 31.-Man-
ual High School Of indianapolis was too
much for the local basket ball team here
last night and won from RusselIville,
IS to %. The score at the half was y
to 10 in favor of Manual. Harmeson
starred for the indianapolis team, tossing
in ten field goals, while Joiner OF the
locals counted FIVE markers. But one
foul goal was made during the entire
game. Cloudfelter OF RusscllVille register
ing one in the first half.
SPICELAND, Ind. Dec. 3t--The Spice
land Academy baskat-ball team nosed
out Shortridge of Indianapolis in a nip
and tuck game here Itst night, % to u.
At one stage Of he game the academy
boys were six points 10 the good. but
that represented their largest lead dur
ing the game. Il was one of the cleanest
ana most exciting games Of the season
here.
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TEX PAYS HEAVY TAXES.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3I-Since he
took charge of Madison Square Gar
den in August. 1920, Tex Richard has
paid out s535,315 in Federal and
State taxes. OF this amount New
York State received $10l .067. Tho
total attendance at boxing and
wrestling shows was 2,2f7, I27.
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BOWLING

The Atlas Coal featured the Recreatto
League bowling Friday night by taking
two games from the leading CIaman
Dairy Lunch five. The Atlas rollers went
went after the Clamans with fire IN their
eyes and totaled 991 IL the first contest
n win II, and came back in the last
match with 1.o4T pins for the odd game.
The Capitol Specials. Coca Cola5 and
i:allarlS were the other teams to win
two our Of thru. They won from the
Listen Lester. Cilman Coffee and klee
ard Coleman fiTeS, respectively Claman
Coffee, after rolling 1910 in the first
game, called It an evenings work and
the Coca Col1s took the next two.
Fessler Of Klee and Coleman got 247
naples in his second game for the high
single game count OF the night. Horn
berger Of the Atlas Coal had a big night
with scores OF 2l3, % and 235. HIS
three game total was G!3. NOrdhoit OF
the Coca COlas was also good with counts
OF 2l=. pa and 2lS. That is consistency
70 say the least Meyer Of the CIaman
Dalrys counted 235 in his second game.
In the L. [. aud W loop two out OF
three games ruled. Traffic, General
Managers and Engineers won from the
'uditOrs, Freight Claims and Car Service
fives respectively. The Traffic team
kept ND its good work. but Stienecker's
IL count beat them in one game.
Ferguson of the General Manage
r,und the groove in his second game and
lit the pins for a 2J4 total The only
citer double century counts were
Sienecker's 217 and McGlellan's 212.
in the Fishback circuit the No. I team
-"iling with four men against four men
pc No. team defeated the ''tWos" in
he odd contest. No. won two from the
10. outfit.
Eddie Harkenrider and Clarence Dersch
f the Clamal Dairy Lunch team will
roll ten-g game match series with Oscar
and OFT Jensen Of Terre Haute, the first
i've games to be rolled on the Central
Academy alleys at Terre Hautte Sunday
afternoon, and the remaining five games
70 be rolled on the Recreation alleys here
Monday afternoon al Q o'clock.
meeting Of Elks No. Bowling
League has been called for Monday aft
ernoOn at 1 O'Clock ut the Club rooms on
East Vermont street. Matters of impor-
tanee viii be taken UP.
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OUT IN FOURTH

LIMA, Ohio, Dec. S1.-Don Bowsher of
Lima, knocked out Sack O'Deu of Cleve-
land, in the fourth round of their sched-
uled ten-rOund fight here last night. The
men are middleweights.
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PERCENTE DISPLAYS PUNCH.

LOGANSPORT, Ind, Dec. 31.-ln the
main bout of boxing card here last
night. Joe Percente Of Chicago, knocked
out Kid Mcheever OF Philadelphia, in the
fifth round.
In the preliminaries, California Joe
Cans won from Young Jefferies Of this
CITY, by a Knockout in the fifth round
Billy Mcclure of Pueblo, Colo, out
classed Ollie Neusbaum of this city, win
ming by Knockout in the fourth session,
and the Welch twins of this city, fought
a four round draw.
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HAMMER KEATS MOVIE

of Chicago, decisively defeated Johnny
Noye of St. Paul in a ten round bout
last night. Hammer knocked Noye
through the ropes twice in the ninth
round.
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oUICLEY TO REFERFE.

ST MARYS Kan, Dec. 3L-E. g..
OuigIey. National League umpire. left
Yesterday Tor Dallas, Texas, where he
VIII referee the Centre Texas 4 and 4.
game Monday.
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CHUCK AND SOLLY
FACE BIG TASKS

Local boxing fans are organizing
parties for two out Of town jauuts next
week On Monday indianapolis iistic fol
lowers will hasten over TO Cincinnati 10
witness the Chuck Virgins Harry Greb
light heavyweight match. ] his contest
will occur in the afternoon and local fans
can reach there in time by departing on
the noon train 1t is expected to be Il
whale Of q fight.
On next Thursday night II Terre Haute
SoIiy Epstein, local bantam star, will
tgnzIe with Bud Taylor over the ten
round route in n return scrap. There
were rumors afoat that intimated that
the new mayor of Terre Haute might in
terfere with the big match, but said re-
ports were found to be false. Ora Davis,
mayor-elect, came out with a statement
boosting boxing and therefore Solly and
Bud are assured of meeting. Davis was
with the \ L. +. and whoever started
the rumor about him being against box
ing certainly was putting out the wrong
stuff.
Tickets for both the Wiggins-Greb
bout and the Epstein-Taylor match can
be obtained at 221 South Illinois street.
In the Terre Haute bout it will be an at
tempt TO redeem himself on Epstein's
part. He lost to Taylor in a previous
scrap, but he has trained in a more care
full manner this time and apparently
means to win back the Indiana bantam
title if it is within his power to do 50.
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w. AND J. TEAM
IN WEST TAKES
DRILL IN RAIN
Coast Fans Get Glimpse of
Presidents as Neale
Works Squad.
MORE PRACTICE TODAY

PASADENA, Cal, Dec 31-Washing
ton and Jefferson, one Of the indicated
eIevens Of the East which will give battle
to California at Tournament Park on
Monday in the important interSectlOnal
football struggle, showed its wares 10
local fans for the first time Friday.
The squad, IN charge OF Coacn Earl
Neale and Graduate Manager Murphy
arrived in Pasadena shortly after 3
o'clock Friday afternoon. The party
was met by W. L. Creller, chairman OF
the football committee Of the TOurna-
ment Roses Associations. and about 1'o0o
gridirOn fans.
Following an impromptu reception the
squad was taken to the hotel 10 prepare
for practice. After the uniforms were al
justed the players were hustled into aG-
tomobiles and taken 60 the Arcadla haI-
loon school grounds, where the! %ete
put through q long drill n a drlzzhAS
rain. -.
ride across the continent, did not mine
the elements and bent TO their W9rS en- IN
manner which showed they VIII ngAL
the Bears" all the way on Monday.
PRACTICE WITH
SLIPPERY BAL.
The players were given plenty Of prac--
tice in handling the slippery ball and
ran through their plays IN pleasing
fashion The signal drill was followed
tense expected TO stop California 5 plays
ives rehearsed. 1910,
I'VE intersl TO give them battle" said
Coach Neaf2 California Is not composed
of superhUman men. They can be beaten
The same as other eleyens which we're
thought 10 be inyincible AZ the start or
the las, season
Harvard was locked upon as iRyinci-
lie when the season opened but sim
Centre and Princeton won from the
Crimson. and Penn state held them TO a
tie. Ohio State was knocked or late IN
the season BY Illinois. while chicago
sprung one OF the real surprises Of the
season by defeating Princeton
y have 4 good football team and # my
men play the kind OF football they did
against Pittsburgh. Syracuse, and De
troit, the East viii have nothing to re-
gret over our coming out here
W. AND j. HAS
PASS ATTACk.
The Presidents have been given d
varied assortment Of plays The rorma-
tons are executed nicely and the eligible
men 10 receive forward passes are CON
cealed in manner hard % detect The
eleven has been given defense which Is
expected 20 stop the Bears open and
close attack, according 10 the rOOlCrs who
accompanied the party.
The team viii take advantage OF the
intervening time 10 put in some needed
practice. Another workout was 20 be
held today and On Sunday the men viii
be taken for long walk into the noun
tains.
The California team and coaches were
guests OF Alumni Association at the
annual reunion OF Southern California
Alumni 10 the Hotel Maryland Friday
night.
Coaches Of the rival teams were to meet
today 70 assign officials already agreed
upon 10 the various positions. The game
Monday viii start az 21j o'clock. =
crowd Of well over 10000 spectators IS ex-
pected
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NIINGLING LIVE GOSSIP
PUCS OF The RING

ten-round bout Monday afternoon.
Leonard showed surprising form IN his
FIRST woTk-ou here and odds immedi-
atcly leaped from 3 to I TO the i 10 1
figure
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LEONARD BIG FAVoRTTF

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 31.-Benny Leon
ard was a fve-to-one favorite today over
Pinkie Mitchell, whom be will meet in
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MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Doc 81
Marquette University basket bah team ~
Nuwauke-a w5a over Michigan city \
NJ C. 4. ~ 70 D. here
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1IfnnIES RnNINt.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 81 fhree hun.
dred middies have responded to the cali
OF Coach Webb for candidates for the
Naval Academy boxing team. Among
those who are trying out for the squad
are Barchet and COnrov Of the football
team. Massachusetts, Institute of Teca
nology vrill be nc first opponent on Jan.
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Ferguson Of the General Mana gers
,und the groove in his second game and
lit the pins for a 2J4 total The only
O. her double century counts were
Siienecker's PIT and McGlellan's 212.
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in the Fishback circuit the No. team
cling with four men against four men
% No team defeated the 'twos" in
se odd contest. No. + won two from the
%. outfit.
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CARTHAGE, Ind, Dec. 51-rhe Car
thage Yankees won a hard fought game
from the Rushville odd Fellow team, 81
10 %. l.. Ruby and Chambers starred
for the locals, the latter netting II Opints.
The Sandusky \. Cs. play here Tuesday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31

RICHMOND. Ind, Dec. 31.-'The Cadet
basket ball team would like to book
games with State fives playing in the
Tsp pound class. Address Carl Metz. 41G
South Fifth street, Richmond, Ind.
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The TnvincIble Shamrock Juniors de-
feated the Central A. Cs, 40 to Is.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-21
RATES MUST Be READJusTED
Hoover Tells Farm Federation U. s.
Marketing System Is Doomed.

Washington.-The whole rate struc-
ture needs consideration ''as to its
bearing on our future national life"
said Secretary Hoover before the con-
ference of the American Farm Bureau
federation. "Unless we can look for
ward to some drop in rates." he said,
1--WE will. rewrite the whole industrial
geography of the United States"
The present rate on grain from Mis-
souri, points to New York is 30 cents
a bushel as against 10 cents for grain
from Argentina to New York, the Sec
rotary said, adding that continua-
ton of this condition would change the
granary base from the central states
of the west to foreign shores.
1--WE cannot have the United States
dependent on overseas for its food
supply" he declared, adding that 1t
was of primary necessity" for the
nation to look after the protection Of
the agricultural interests and see that
they develop along with industrial
growth.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-21
OPENING Guns OF
SENATE SOUNDED
Opposition to Ratification Of the
Treaty with Colombia Is
Loudly Voiced.
INSULT 7OROOSEvEL7"
Senator johnson, California, Say. the
squanderins Of $2s, 100000 on
Panama Canal Deal 10 an In.
!; suit to Former President.

WashingtOn.-The Colombian treaty
was brought under hostile fire the first
day In the senate.
Two Republican senators of the
progressive group, johnson of Califor-
MIA and Lenr0ot Of Wisconsin, at
tackled the pending pact for three
hours as a wrong to Theodore Roose-
velt' and IAN invitation to every
crooked nation in the world to black
mail the United States"
When they had concluded, Senator
Watson, Democrat of Georgia, making
his maiden speech, turned on admin
istration leaders supporting ratifica-
ton, and accused Senator Lodge of
Massachusetts of having changed from
opposition to support because Of an
oil concession which Secretary Fall
had pipe lined into this treaty."
Despite the hot fire from opponents,
administration leaders through Sena-
tor Curtis of Kansas sent assurances
to President Harding that sufficient
votes were in prospect to bring about
ratification Wednesday, the day set for
the vote.
| Means a s25, 100000 Payment.
Ratification of the treaty with its
provision for payment Of $25,O00,O00
to Colombia for the loss Of Panama
with its canal rights, Senator JohnsRn
told the senate, would be "the first
squander of money under the banner
of economy" If the United States
government had $25,00O,OOO to spend,
he said, it would be much better to
use 1t for the relief Of Americas
Starving farmers" disabled soldiers
and the unemployed.
1--WE cannot help but recall that the
keynote of the presidents message to
the congress only few days ago was
economy" Mr.. johnson continued,
''and yet since then we have heard an
answering echo that is not economy.
How can those high in the councils Of
the Republican party preach economy
and then urge the squandering of
So5,OQ0,OO0 from the United States
treasury?"
Concluding his address which was
followed closely by senators and gal.
leries, the California senator declared
the present treaty does more "than
wrong Theodore Roosevelt" and ad-
ded:
ut wrongs and dishonors great
nation. The name of Theodore Roose-
welt is secure and the Panama canal
stands as his great monument. l de-
cline to write on that monument dis
honor to my country and infamy to
my people,"