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Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01
From State and Nation


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After a war there eomss not only treaty
making but = period OF increased crime, For
years and generations after the War Of the
Roses, for Instance, the world was rowing
place for Nasabohds who made Tor themselves
. terrifying reputation that now seems almost
entirely pleasant in the siamor OF distance, WIN
the bufslaries. the hoidups, and the murders
Of New York IN 1879 put haze OF sentimsn'
tasm as time Passes until they become merely
romantic material for more meiodramss and
detective stories than eyetf Now. II II possible
that plays, stories and movies have had some
thing TO do with the afousing OF criminal de-
sires. but IL is also possible that they have had
no more 10 do with IL than had The Bsggar's
Opera" when u was nrst produced In tho eight
eenth century, Al that time the charge wss
made against it that il was stimulating rosusry.
As yet there has been no attempt TO lay 10 the
revival OF The Bsggars Opera last year the
recent robbery IN one 30 OF those s'sia old houses
In this ease one OF the burglars was cofsi-
can sailor, Doubtless the connection between
the war and the erimins,y OF this corsican
has not been fully traced II is obvious. how
ever. that 4 war Is a time OF brutality. OF the
free use OF pistols OF stealth. and Of general
rsstlsssnsss. This IL tho sort OF thing that does
not give way with the mere making OF treaty
Eugene o'Neiil's Hairy Ape" for example.
would ind IL diticult TO distinguish between
throwing a hand-grenade into German trench
and smashing a Jewelry store window with a
brick. The remedy for his bewiiderment that
turned 30 readily into violence. as for the crimes
OF New York or any other city today Is real
settling down TO the ways Of peace.
This settling down may involve many things
II will require the reduction Of unemployment by
full production and proper distribution Of goods
II must include an eaualizinR OF opportunity for
labor. which canno. be accomplished by either a
tariff or a ruthless suppression OF strikes. While
this big evolution is going on. however, there
ton on the part OF those who have much 10
spend 40 that less cupidity may be aroused on
the part OF those who have not.
Increasing the number and watchfulness OF
he In tar la
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01

Another objection 10 woman ia
business comes 20 light when . dear
giri friends OF yaurs sets into the
life insurance businsss'-ohio State
Journal
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01

A Ne~ York definition of an "of,
flee" is 'th- place where one is
sometimes detained while On the
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01
CENTER SHOTS,

The hairpiR makers daughters
never bob their hair, - Boston
Herald,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01
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Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01
Sunshine and Health.

From the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
committe of scientists is In session at Lon
don to ascertain and advise the government on
the effects Of sunlight in health and disease The
inquiry was stimulated by the fact that 1921
one of the sunniest years England has ever had
showed the lowest death rate on record, 12.1 per
1000 Of population. A chart showing the last
three months 'of 1921 and the first four of 1922
strengthened this conclusion. AS the dark shadow
rises-the lack Of sunshine-the death rate
mounts, not Immediately, but about two weeks
later, but with sufficient regularity as to indicate
cause and effect.
The governmental interest is to increase the
proportion Of sunshine by greater efforts for
smoke prevention and the elimination as much
as possible of the London particular"-the fog
which hangs like pail over the city in certain
months It is also proposed to make the fnd-
ings the basis for an educatve campaign for
daily "sun baths" for more general enjoyment
OF what sunshine there is-"the worlds anti.
septic" Too many, thoughtless of the demon.
strated benefits of sunshine as a germicide, take
1t as it comes, when their health and well-being
might be immensely helped by systematic seek
ing for the solar radiation.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01
The Good Old Days.

From the HoAlton Post. =
Just 420 years ago Columbus set sail from
Spain his fourth voyage to the west with an
unshaken soul, q brave heart and abundant
cargo Of wine in the hold Of the ship for medi-
cinal purposes.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01
A Race That Has Found Itself.

from tue minneapolis journal.
Not long ago the ffty-fourth anniversary OF
Hampton Institute, Virginia, an industrial school
OF negroes. was widely observed. In this school
are taught the theory and practice Of black
smithng. carpentry. house painting, agriculture
and the Industrial arts.
The remarkable work Of such institutions as
Hampton and Tuskegee may we'll be a matter
Of pride Their success is at once a reassurng
fact and an index Of social tendencies.
Under the guidance and .inspiration of such
schools, American negroes In the last half CEN
tury have increased their ownership of homes
from $4,000 to $4,000. Of farms operated from
a thousand to more than a million, and Of bus
nesses conducted from 1000 to $4,000. What
race in SO short time has paralleled this record
OF progress?
? Booker r. Washington realized that indus
trial training and efficiency are the surest levers
for his peoples progress and self-help. A fne
statement of the proper relation between the
two races Is his famous illustration that they
should be "in all things purely social as separate
as the fingers; yet one as the hand in all things
essential to mutual progress"
This Is more conservative than the earlier
attitude. but sounder and more promising. In.
sttutions like Hampton and Tuskegee show that
the American negro, starting under great dis.
advantages, has found himself. and knows the
line of his most promising advance. The rapid
progress of the last half century Is the sure
promise Of greater progress to come.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01

Southeastern Italy is suffering
from earth waves In callfothis
they would be called eonflasFallehs'
Minneapolis Journal,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01

The daylight savers should ha,r
thermometers registering 10 desfess
lower, so they would be cooler
pafksTshurg News,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01

II you ldollse yourself you can
never ioye yeuF neishhof as your
ssif-orsenyiiis is. O. Piedmont,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01
European Population Figures.

From the New 1ofk Evening Post
Censuses OF the population Of Great Britain,
France and Italy were all taken in 1921. and the
official results for the last held, the Italian CEN
sus have Just been given out in Rome. The pop.
ulation Of Great Britain. excluding Ireland, was
found to have, risen in the last decade from
40,S30,o 900 to 42,767,o00, and the addition Of
ireland, where no count was made because Of
the disturbed conditions. would lift the total
for the British Isles to we'll over 47000 900. The
population Of France, as was expected showed
distinct loss. IN 1911 it had been 39,602,0 900.
and in 1891, even including Alsace-Lorrane, It
was only 3s.402,Oo0. Italy, however, comes out
with flying colors. Her people. including the
annexed provinces, but excluding her African
colonies, now number 3S,S35,000. OF these
1,564,000 are living in the annexed areas. De-
ducting these and examining only Italy OF the
pre-war limits, it is found that the population
has risen by 2,59S,000 souls, or between and 8
per cent, against At per cent increase for Great
Britain, The British rate Of gain was the small
est in century: the Italian rate was actually
greater than in the decade 190f.11.
Italian losses in the war were, Of course,
much smaller than the English or French. Italy's
people are fecund, and emigration was largely
cut off. But beyond doubt a very heavy part
OF the world. They came to fight, and now they
who focked home during the conflict from the
United States, Brazil, Argentina and other parts
fthe world. They came to fight, and now they
are staying-at least temporarily-to work.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01

California still has it all over Nebraska in
some ways. Folks here are not required to shoot
rattlesnakes out Of their beds.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01
He Who Runs as He Stands.

From Joplin News Herald.
Sometimes a politician can't tell the people
where he stands because he is on the rum
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01

vsy TO the links" - Manchester
Union,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
TWO JUNIOR
GAMES LISTED

only two junior games are sched.
uied FOR tomorrow. The CDwan
Cigar team. leading contcnders for
the junior cup. will play the Allen
Athletic association az woodland
park at l .. m. George Hoefllng
will officiate. a Cowan win cinchea
the championship for them.
In the other junior game the
Hawthorne Juniors tnngle with tho
Ballard Juniors at Columbia play.
field al .. m Jack Hall will call
the decisions.
The junior teams wer. slated 20
take the field ~ follows:
coWan Cigar Co--Eaton. goal. Ma
ruris. Brsen. fuiibacks. Duffy, Nichols
hiratton, haifbackEi Landsitofn. Berg,
Knowles. WEIGH. Fraser. forwards
Aiien Athletic association Enocha
goal. Peters. Hay. fuiibaeks. Foster,
Thomas, Wilkinson, haIfaeks. ponneIi,
ieeks. HsrzoK. Fowler. Brown. forwards.
He.thorns Iuniora--AisenEsr Roai
Wood. Head. fuiibackHs WATSON, Corn
Ing. vs.. iermanson. halfbacks Erick-
son. Cinness. l. Wood. johnson, A. Her
manson. forwards.
ballard Juniors--Houe. goal: WAiby,
Jenkins, fulibaohs. jenkins Dunk. Corn
ley. halfhackrs Morse. Bates. Nswcomh
Howe, Sundsey. forwards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
QuayCage
Five Wins
Sixth Mix
Prep Leaders Down Lin
coin by a Big Score;
Q. A. Defense Features
BY LEO II. LASsEN

T fScoLS's quintet OF basketball
IL players stood in the path Of the
Queen Anne hteamroIler and when
the parade was over the Lincoln
squad had been crushed under a %
10 6 tally. The game was played
at Queen Anne.
For the first few minutes the
game was evenly fought. but then
the Queen Anne class started TO tell
and the leaders took the upper
hand. never 10 he headed
The game was harder fought than
the score would indicate. but tho
powerful Queen Anne defense com
plcscly nmothcred LAncoln'H often.
, nie-. Raliapiitters had lots Of shots
In the latter part OF the game. but
they were checked 90 closely that
fhey had TO shoot too quickly 20 be
effective.
The splendid floor play and shoot.
ing OF Enoch Schultz featured the
game. lie SHARED five field goals
during the matinee. Ciarcncs
shreeve played darb OF game at
center and Burke Gibson was q
tower Of strength for tho winners
on the defense.
Walter Mccloud. the stellar run.
ming guard Of the Lincoln team.
was the masnf,ay OF hIs outfit lie
scored all Of LAncolns points.
Tho victory marked the sixth
straight win for Walter Bells prep
leaders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
Washington Hoop
Five Leaves for
Idaho Monday

Coach EdmundHon's basketball
squad viii leave Monday night
for the final trip Of the season
TO Idaho and Washington State
When they return they will be
crowned champions OF the Coast
or be humbied by one Of the
strong opponents. Only two
games with O. A. G. face the
hiuakies after they return and
series 81 four victories on the
trip viii clnch the pennant.
II the Htskies and Vandals
break even In the MOSCOW series.
Washington will Hill have a
crack at the flag. for the greater
number Of games played viii
give them a higher percentage.
Only two victories for Idaho can
take the flag away from Wssh.
ington unless the unexpected
happens and Edmundson's men
bow 70 W. s. c. or the Oregon
ATriee.
Edmundson is expected 10 take
Captain Jimmie Bryan. windy
Crawford. Evan Lewis. Hesnie
Slick and LEO Nicholson ns his
first string five. with Che,
froude. Louis Peters. Chuck
Franklsnd and CupdlAcb az re.
serves. The coach Is stiii giving
tn" subs a chance in the regular
lineup. but the combination fails
TO function properly without all
the veteran quintet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
SLUCCER WANTS
DEED TO PARK

Owners OF the New York Ameri-
cans and Babe Ruth seem due for an
argument when the Bamblno and the
Colonies sit down 20 draw up Babe $
new contract. His old one, calling
for $4,000 "A season, expired az the
close of 1921. and II Il quite likely
that Ruth will want the stipend trip
led. or at least doubled. before he
puts his John Henry to another con.
tract. The slugger Is certainly worth
$4,000 or $4,000 as a drawing card.
and II may be that his bosses will
see the light and come thru without
much debate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
VICTORIA MEET
IL PROMISING

According 90 present Indications
the 1929 meeting IN Victoria u go.
ing TO be another one Of those
greatest ever" affairs and we feel
sure that the many hundreds who
attend these annual gatherings
would be pleased TO see the pro
fessionals back again In the fold
and yieing their skill against each
other in u holes 81 medal play. on
the Coiwood and oak Bay courses.
II "A place Is made for an open
championship on the program OF the
events for that June $40 week, Il
Is very probable that u will be com.
pcted for on the Thursday and
Friday.
An effort will be made 10 have
golf professionals and their assist.
ants and greonkeepcrs from every
club in British Columbia. Washing
ton, Oregon, Idaho. Montana and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

JUNIOR HOOP
FIVES CLASH
IN BIG GAME

WITH a place In the finals a;
w stake. the shaner & Wolff team
will play the Hen Paris Billiard boys
al the Elks' club AZ O'Clock tonight.
The winner Of this game will enter
the finals with Battery G. Collins
Cubs and the Dandy Baking Co. for
The star Junior basketball trophy
The Billiard boys defeated the
Clothlers in their first game. -
to 10.
Bob Morris wiz handle the wills.
tie tonight.
The Seattle Boys club and the
Pirates will play a preliminary prac
tice game al .. m.
The schedule for the finals viii
be published Monday In The star
and play will start "Wednesday.
The teams are expected TO line up
~ folie VS..
Ben Paris billiards shsnev a wolff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

Seattle and vicinity, gathered
together in Spalding's store
last Monday. and took the
first step toward the forming
Of the Pacific Northwest
Professional Golfers Associa
ton"
Application has been made 10 the
r. ~ q. A. to have an open cham.
pionship during the annual gather.
ing at Victoria next June and II IS
very possible that the tournament
committee will grant the request
because Of the fact that match play
in the mems handicap and flights
has beon cut from &c to rs holes
per round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

ate attempt 20 rush the champion of
his feet and beat him 70 the canvas
by sheer force won the periods for
the challenger
From the sixth round on the fight
was all Leonard's. He did not show
af his best until the last few rounds,
when he hit with the accuracy he
failed TO show in the earlier rounds
In the 18th. Kansas took the count
Of nine. when he stopped left hook
with his Jaw. hut lasted the round
and came out strong In the 18th.
Leonard was hooted By the
crowd when he failed TO finish Kan
sas in the nth round. the fans appai
emily thinking the champion was
letting Kansas stay the limit.
The champion took advantage Of
the situation to unloose a vicious at
tack. but missed repeatedly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11


10 matter how much stuff a pitch.
or may have. he doesn't get any
where unless he can get the bail over
the plate.
During my career In the big league
] have seen hundreds OF promising
pitchers come up 10 the majors. only
20 be fhunted back 10 the minors
because they lacked control.
IL doesn't make any difference now
much speed pitcher may have. or
how fast his curve breaks, he In
helpless unless he has control.
Don't get the impression that con.
irol merely means getting the bali
over the plate. That IL only one form
OF control, aitho II Is the mort en.
sentiaI.
Tho master pitcher II the fellow.
who cannot only get the ball over tho
plate but can also use his control in
working on the weakness 81 the bad
tiers who face him. He u the pitcher
who can keep the ball low and out
side. II that II the kind OF pitching
that worries the batter. or high and
inside II he doesn't like them thcre.
Control IN a broad sense means
keeping the ball where you want -.
OF course there are times when sh3
greatest Of pitchers fail TO make the
bali obey their intent
With a few pitchers control In &
natural gifi. with most pitchers IL ii
nm acquired art. Control can be at
tanned by the widest pitcher IL be
makes the proper effort in the cor.
rect direction.
Most pitchers make the mistake 81
warming up in a haphazard fashion
When ! warm up before the start OF.
the game have a purpore back %
each bali throw work for con.
troll constantly. no matter what am
doing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

members OF the trust" in the
opinion OF the American fans. and
the disgusted public has for years
watched the careful shifting OF tho
championship among these knights
OF the mat.
Many matches between the Ameri.
can wrestling stars have been shady.
One OF them takes the title-in-
variably by "A close docision--and
holds u until the public becomes
weary OF his steady victories. Then
another OF the gang suddenly dis.
plays unusual form and works"
into a match for the title-and wins
1t after hard battle.
It's old stuff.
just now. followers OF the mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
HARRIS GOES
TO BAY CITY

spencer Harris. local prep base
ball graduate. who played with Ia.
coma in the +. !. league last sum
mer. viii pastime with the Bay city
club in the Michlgan-Oniario league
this summer. Ho was purchases
by the Philadelphia Athletics last
fall and has been assigned to the
Mid. West minor league under op-
tional agreement by the American
league club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
PARKS PLAY
BOEI>sS

In the other senior game Of the
day the Boeing Aircraft club and
Woodland Park will get together At
Woodland park AZ $50 .. m. Bob
Lemon will referee whnn both
teams are out OF the race they
always stage a hard Tight when
they get together. 40 n good game
Ia looked for by Park fans. The
teams are scheduled 10 lineup as
follows.
Woodland rsrk- pttfscn. rnaf. purvt.
fantanson. fuiitncts. Fatmor~. Hifnprou.
Sofbet,. hsifaacks fiiebardeo-,. RyIaads
sehsu. cornthvAits. Carmichael for
wards
boeing Aircraft club fauaberry. goal
Nartineser. ftfrpesrtsS. fnilbaska. Maaa.
weston AsntanY. taifhaFksl Msbl.
Downing. Aekiaisy. Kuhn. PAsony. for.
wards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
PRO CHARGES
HIT NEBRASKA

Latest college athletes 10 be su<
pended because of PROFESSIONALISM
charges are Clarence Swanson ard
John Pucelik. members OF the 1874
University OF Nebraska football var.
niiy. They confessed to playing Ia 4
professional game at Sioux City a
November 81. 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
BY SEABURN BROWN

CTANISLAU AUS ZBYSZKO,
- worlds champion heavy
weight wrestler, may bring the
mat game back To the position
Of prestige IL held In the world
Of sport before the wrestling
syndicate" Of Jack CurIcy and
allied promoters nearly kayoed
the game.
Since coming to the United
States the giant Pole has defeat.
ed ever grappDcr he has met.
including stranger Lewis. doc
Stecber. Earl CaddocIs and
Marin Plesiina.
This list OF victims, with the pc,
Iiblc exception OF Plestina, are a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
N. w. Professional
Links Men Organize
Organization for the Coming Season Completed Here;
To Make Bid for Open Tournament at Victoria, B.
c., This Year; Other Golf News
BY ALEX c. ROSE

THAT old Scotch saying. Where there's reek there's
heat be adequately used in regards to the feeling
amongst the golf professionals of the Northwest since they
found that the open had been struck off the list of
events at the annual r. NJ c. A. championship tournaments
Being left tout in the cold, il at last year
Portland meet the match that kndled the pros fire
and it sputtered into flames when mention of open
championship announced for this years tourney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
DR.. Kelton Says
Welling-Harrahan
Bout Is Cancelled

There will b. no boxing show
Tuesday at the Pavilion. the
scheduled match between Joe
yelling and Joe Harrahan being
called off by the commission. ae.
coralng to Chairman Or. keison.
The local ring board IL conduct
Ing an investigation OF the re.
ported scrap between Clay Hite
and Jimmy Malone. rival prcmot.
ers. this afternoon. The said pro.
motors engaged in a preliminary
TO the regular show last week
Hite says he has not been noti.
fled. and intends 10 stage the
show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

game are wondering II II isn't about
time for someone else 10 twin" the
tito ana stimulate the gate receipts
"A bit.
Wrestling writers are begin
ming 10 openly predict that
/byszko IL due 10 close" his
laureis In the near future---one
expert even picking March as
the month.
But IN the Polish wonder n mem.
Der OF the combine?
If he loses his title In the next
year, tho old cry OF "frame.upr'
Will greet the new champion.
IL Ibyszko holds his title until
some unknown rises and clearly
proves his superiority over the great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
SON MAY PASS
RACING SIRE

Followers OF bicycle racing are TAX.
ing notice OF Bobby Walthour. Jr..
who cracked the amateur champion.
ship OF the United States last octo.
Der, while hts father was winning
the 1O0.kilometer races at Licpsic.
Germany The boy shows promise OF
eclipsing the work OF his famous
father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
Bowling Record
Is Smashed at
Chi. ago Tourney

shooting In The two.man event
In the Eilts' annual bowling
tournament, now being played in
Chicago. Mort Lindsay and Nick
Bruck have hung up new
worlds record. piling up 1875
points. Lindsay bowied 70s.
while Brnck slaughtered the pins
for Ga total.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

w ALTER JOHNSON premier pitcher of the major leagues,
w says the hardest question for him is "How
do you pitch Babe RUTH? But he the question in
of his series of stories that starts today the sport
page.
Johnson has written these stories for The Star He
knows the inside and the outside baseball pitching And
he'll let you who the outside in the inside thru
his articles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
The Soccer Schedule

LNLEvEN be played before the senior and junio
II
To- follows
FEBRUARY
Aircraft club at Woodland park
Vests at
vs. Woodland park
We. Woodland
owanP " Washington Lincoln park
Vests a fuawatha
Eawth Bcn Billiards Columbia
MARCH
vests Bosins a South park.
dlandP Park al Woodland park
MARCH ie
VESTS VS. a Woodland
dlandP Park W..
noaf stand o played.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

XNHAT is pitchers greatest asset? Has baseball i'm
w proved slowed up in the past Is years? What help
is a catcher to a pitcher?
If anybody answer these questions, well many
other important baseball queries Johnson He has had
just 10 years experience in the American League Started
in the high ranks with the Washington in 1907 and
he's been there since.
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