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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25

FARMERS DUPED
BY OFFlCIALSOF
U. S., IS CHARGE
WANEAMAKER SAYS THEY
WILL GET ICE CREAM
AND GO HOME.

N Associated lrHfH
WASHINGTON. Jan 2i-Thc 81.
tonal Agricultural conference which
was opened here Yesterday with ana ad.
Mcss hy President Harding. cot down
to vork un "details This afternoon when
committee appointed at tho FIRST SEES.
sIon held H,r tsi meetings The
mDr.nL v.s -.t.n over Co an open
session mfa.l by addresses h Eugcn.
Meyer Jr u1uIeua d.H.' Of th,
War Iuu,. Corporation g. T. War.
r.n of Ithaca. ~ s.. who hls just COM.
pI,t,l study of European conditions,
" g. Mitchell Sow York economic ana
Uun,If Nv.h ut Springfield Mass.
editor 0. rua and HON. Another
lpu session .s Go D.. held tomorrow
morru.
Som. lns of differences m tho CON.
torouO. appeared after ihe dated today
ot % motion hy J. $ WHunlmaku. OF
South Carolina fUl appointment OF a
,.mm't,, ou % committee ou rcsolu.
tous This motion Wa defeated on
ground that IN, committees already
appointed were expected ,o consider
resolutions ~
NJ Wuuuimakcr made formal
statement later following the confer
,ucc aud declaring That 600 the FARM
ors and farm leaders h1y. to do in this
conference Is 90 shake hands with the
president. meet some Official digni''rics
plfiak, of little icc cream and cake
and then 20 home
To Destroy Bloc. Charge.
"SsleCtions 81 committees had been
made in such manner" Mr. Wanna
maker said AS TO suggest that thos,
responsible, for such service are either
totally ignorant of the qualifications OF
the delegates or have lent themselves
20 cot and dried and well baked
scheme 20 nruvcrt The fsrward looking
L-mei f -,'titv,s from .tringih.
any gUod whatever out OF taf con
f.rcuse. H. was confident he
continued that 10 was "thy purpose ot
those responsible for al, conference tC
destroy the farm bloc %
"Thc presidents address iu openlnG
fhc conference he continued, ind
Gated very clearly that such was "a,
purpose"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
BONUS MEASURE
means new TAX
MELLON CLAIMS
DECLARES ONLY WAY TO
RAISE MONEY is TO
CALL ON TAXPAYERS,


WARRINGTON. Jan et-Trasry
opposition a. "a soldier bonus rcma ls
unchanged. bat if there is Geo bc q houus.
10 must hc provided through taxation iu
addition tu taxes imposed hy existing
Dow. Secretary Mellon declared tonight
I'D 1 lcucr Co. chairman Fordncy of The
llusa ways ana means committee.
AZ McUous letter was bon response
90 a request frum Nj Forlncy tU an
rNpr, ssiou Dl the views of th, Secretary
aud the Treasury Department on the
governmental financial outlook ior the
coming year aud f, half and tur augs's
tions as o. legislation
submitting detailed estimate Uf gov
',pm,nt receipt. and oNu"di,ur,. f'r
'hD usll ynI- 1892 and 1898 and thv
treasury plan trr rrfundiug Dee short
dated debit M Mellon declared uu al.
luNuui.r has been mad, tuI Juy ,Nirtof.
lnaie expenditures fu soldiers bH.
mus which would cost tn tnr MOST com.
scr,atiNu estimates probably nut Irss
than SNsUono nuu in 'ho urs' Two years.
"1ht figures %, said show That
there viii d, uu available surplus but
more probably g. deficit and thst with
,ho enormous r.fuulinE upraii ns
which lhr treasury has tu conduct %
would hr dangerous Boo thD extreme tu
attempt tu finance th' expenditures iu.
yulN,d Boo .hr hunu- thrrugh u,N hur
ruVuss Tho pusifim ul fb. treasury
remains unchanged bur DO There H 'H
boz vIlipr bonus. b. o. ,.,U thI' r
must hc provided fur through taxation
and Jhrough lutim iu addition tu tn.
taxes mpusod lN existing law.
on th" other hand. uu indirect w.lI-
II finanDug th, bonus would uak' b.
any less an expense O. ho borne Boz the
lang run hy th, 'aN payer NJ NoIHln
declared, taking up the proposal tu use
The foreign debit as Go hasis Tor bonus
payments
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
DALhART ANNUAL
C. C. BANQUET IS
ENJOYED BY 200
PoPE'S ADDRESS INSPIRES
BODY TO RAISE IT'S
YEARLY BUDGET.
Special to The N,sp

Sffcial 70 The NtNs
DALHART Jan. st-Thc annual
dinner OF The Dalhart chamber OF
Commerce was held tonight at thc DE.
Soto Hotel with over 200 members and
guests In attendance. Tho meeting was
presided over by the retiring president.
& H. Walker. and large number OF
out.oftoWn guests were introduced
Among them were joe l.. Pope. W.
Il. kaufman. Fred y. Stnsop. ". ID.
Howrcn and NJ W Wilmington Of
Amarillo. Judge Slayton of Claiming
and several others interested iu the mp.
building uf the Dalhart country. The
annual election OF bound 90 directors
resulted in the selection of II. Il.
Thompson. G. e. Woods. Roy W
Thompson. g. r. Walker Penn Denton.
J. " rigman J.. o. Fife j. ". Wi.
hanson and j. u. Surncs.
In addition to election of the dirrc.
tors the principal business Of the even.
ing was raising the annual budget and
tn assist with this work the Chamber
Of Commerce secured the assistance of
Joe l.. Popo of the Amarillo Daily
News who isswcll ycfsed in Chamber
of Commerce work throughout North.
west Texas lie made the principal "a.
dress of tho evening boo which be- gave
many statistics of interest of the pal.
hart members and his address inter.
spcrscd with many entertaining stories
was the life uf the evening and In
direct Response to his appeal for IN.
vcstmcnts in IN Chacmhr of Commerce
the annual budget was well started to-
wards completion and "a committee of
ten were appointed to complete tho
work
Some OF the attainmonts which nal.
hart wishes 20 accomplish during this
year consist ~ municipal lake and
playground. g,s 'uel. closer coopcra.
iion with agricultural interests. cxtcn.
sion Of the Santa Fc from Spcarman -
Dalhart, free mail delivery. closer trade
relations with outlying districts ana
"a lend announcement 10 the two great
Interstate highways iniersccting Dal.
hart 4 rising vote II thanks was ev
tended 20 Mr Pope for his brilliant ad
dress and helpful work aud many good
wishes Tor the palhart country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
FIVE-WAY BONUS
BILL Presented
BEFORE SENATE
SHORT TERM CERTIFICATE
ISSUANCE CALLED FOR
UNDER PROPOSAL.
Ny Associated I're.s


WASHINGTON. Jan. 24--Thc qucs.
ton 0f bonus fur former service men
again was formally presented 90 the
senate today through the introduction
hv senator simmons. Democrat North
Carolina. uf the fivc.way adjusted com.
pcnNtion plan as an amendment TO
the pending measure providing Tor rc.
funding of the wartime leans 20 the
allied powcrs.
with the exception OF provisions Tor
raymcul OF the bonus. the simmons
amendment IL Identical with the bonus
hill which was taken up 10y the senate
last summer. only to De- rccommitted
Ia the finance committee after presi.
dent Harding had addressed the Sen
ate ON the subject The provisions Tor
payment Of the bonus call for the IL.
suance OF short.term treasury certifi.
Gates until interest on the debt can
lc collected to retire them and later
the use Of the principal OF this deft.
Do and when such becomes available
through the issuance and sale of the
foreign bonds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
C. TO G. ANNUAL
nnAI,IENr'NbI
UUNsLNiHult IV
Be HELD here
APRIL 4 AND 3 DATES SET
FOR MEETING or HIGH
WAY BODY.

The annual convention OF the Colo.
radotoGulf Highway win. he held in
Amarillo April ! and 8. was decided
at special committee meeting at tha
oit, hall yesterday morning Delegates
from many cities on tho highway arc
expected to he here Tor the convention
g. u Walker of Dalhart, president
of the highway and 5 Bernard No
Nth1u field manager were boz Amarillo
rchtIN, to plans for the highway
Those attending the meeting ycstcr-
d3t we're J ". Timmons ". c. II.
Viu. a. \ Vernon Joe l. Pope. c. IL
walker and $ Bernard McNlahan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
rARDo>En MN wNrcmlD

Al STlN, TUas Ian -l-l tu
D "polng tab ou the convict. .. whom 0
have given condition. uudurs Hrd 10
any one 90 them sh Ild ...lur u,H
sot lu a way uubcgmiu- good Ul
zcn. VIII hmmediar v ar.. ts uaf
don Governor Neu d,.ur.. u.Hs.
Tho goyernu made tHe statement
after announcing that f. r. UsU
''lcd the conditions wHI.. Hf nu
rad granted to \. o. I.F... ..r. 'u
the pcuitcntary fu# H. county
Hc said that Frsucr o1|... .... H.,
I'Irasv has been un ..rU.e O. <. .
citizen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25

ST tOtis lan % Eugene a. John
som, tcleelaph,r operator. Who Ion ssy.
crsl yeats Was ,wp'.tod hy The Asso
'.ated Pfrss diod fotiay During tho
CNi War BE- was nrid t.icErapher Tor
General hook'I \ widow. sHn and tive
dhurhirr. survive lfe WAS employed In
The White HOUSE during the world war
as q isicsfaph operator
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
AC REEM
IS REACHED
ON PACIFIC
FORTIFYlNC
", Associated Pres.


WASHINGTON Jan. g. Swinging
into high speed again The arms e. nicr'
enc" urdry made quick work uf the N.
bcrIan question. virtually agreed uu the
sole remaining issue of the naval rc.
duction plan. completed rcdctinitin
- the scope ~ tho fourpowcr Pacific
treaty, ana pushed on toward q s'lu.
,.on OF the Shantung langlc and various
lesser problems
s. sweeping was the days progress
that little save pcriunctory detail rc.
maincd tonight Co bring an the divers
tasks % fthe conference tu q similar
Simultaneous conclusion Some of the
more optimistic among the delegates
were predicting that the final wind'up
would come within a week
In It's twoday incurslon into the 81
bcrian field the Far Eastern committee
contentcd Itself with listening 60 and
spreading ON tho conference record, de-.
tailed statements 90 the respective views
of the Japanese aud American govern.
UONTiNtED ON PAGE TWOI
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on DRII.II\G u,Irfp.


MENlA Texas. 1tu Eur Ue
and mad has suspa Iad I.OIE 100
drilliug operations t.t Es iiU'
which Us in the grin H .. worst cola
spell oi the seusuu E.,... ..H.. s.i
water whi,h were shut Yesterday.
when engines gave wa, ... Strain u
what the public mufv .. t.W,d
loo per cent overload ... .l.fb
restored ioslay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
PROSECUTION CLOSES
CASE AGAINST FATTY

I.UU |r#H"
... NNtf~In Jam THE
...r ...-.I f-IH u the second
.. 3D. rHH-Hurtf.r charge against
N.fuH Nfhucklc rcscrving
.Nsmiun witnesses IN inn
...... . Hu. of it- principal Wit.
~. |f,U.-f 70 show girl. The
...... chargers nat Miss Provost
statements ukvn m her tcstl.
.. .h..h ruufli,ted with former tes-
..... .uI statements taken from her
..fh Nduph Iuol and Milton
.....r urZ,l print experts. were
.. f. th, d,fcusr in an attempt
.. ....H rt ii,uCp offered by l.. o.
lf. Ir..h % similar expert
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
HARDWARE MEN HlT
ATTORNEY GENERAL

DALLAS rexss San t. ucl
General iaugheri, was .
Oisel un the floor o. ~, i... .l.'
annual convention g fhe r.. iI..
ware and inpismf A...... '.."
today for his chstges af ..ttUrs
og the ralt ol rp'al ms..f faafs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
OPPORTUNITY week SPEEDS
DAILY News 100000 RACE:
NOW IS time TO Make START

Opportunity Week" y, The Amarillo Daily great $1,000
automobile and prize campaign moving along fast clip and
only three days after today
offer reports to be credited candidates bending every
energy to see that they receive all the benefit possible from this
liberal offer.
with good reason that candidates upon this oppor
un'sy week Every $50 club of subscriptions gain
100000 votes above the that each worth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
SENDING OIT CuECk>.


AUSTIN Texas J.r. -f-Ct..E- tD
cover the unsecured and MON interest
bearing deposits ut three stat. banks.
which cluscd du iug October l.. NOW
being mnilod o. .he OpHslt.U- q, THESE
hauks hy th, state hauEHE depart.
m,rt Cumuissinucf & lr..u. and
IJnkug Ed Hall ann lnc. tUd.t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
WOMAN. im. pn>

- ''"-7- 1"'''I 7 -
Hpt STDN Teaa. f-Nu.r
Ann Sutler aged iO' ODD. Hr. bone
near Edna Texas Wu >h. nN-
Jackson county's Ui,- r.n She
often viVidlV r,sraur. tH. ...f u....-
hover 90 iS3a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25

7
HAVANA Cula Jan li-DItlrys
were spnt tp Santiago %. 'ula This rf'
'rnuIu O., ~, navy department zoe tbr
guuhuat goth of May to proDc-d at
uncc o. Point Nrisi where thr shIpuiug
tuard steamer uCurn, D.. ashore. Th"
steamer A,lus.s is standing by. Tho
pConue's condition Is not regarded 3s
dangerous
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
CIT, OFFICERS tIl,rrp

NANAhACtiiE. T,a- In. ga
The citN primary clr.u,n H.. usisN ro.
suited a. follows.
j. y. Tonne. marshal N H uiucs.
iaN a~se~s'r and collector ... WYNN.
it' attorney. &. a. NIkirH H trf5i-
ham ~ y Peter, aid,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
LATEST TEXAS
NEWS SCORES
IN BRIEF FORM
Bv Associated Pr~.

WACO Texas Ian 2i-Pollucauv
speaking woman .i.cd mere mHr s
land IN Waco t1dsy
Mrs Bernie Bltl,r Ncicuuau .our.
tv treasurer announcing sh, would n.
sign next December. gave among ntnH
reasons there was uu. ruuurH vuE Boo
'hc Office
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
NEGRO kJII.ED m LIVE WIRE.

NNCOGDOCHES. texas lHu -}-E.
Mourc. SO negro. wus rlc.r.eutod here
today. when ho gmspod fallen tclc.
phun, wire. which WIS H contact with
an electric hght wiz carrying -.2ou
volts Munro was guHoriug trash frpm
The street nd tile tuU.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25

n that Tlie D d00fn'i iaLo long Do
build up e vote STANDING that viii D. Il
wonderful step On the direction of thoso
two automobiles and cieht other splon.
did nfizes nov awaiting owners
The sie bal ice oeo vote offer ends
rAactp a. O'clock saturday night. An
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
NEFF CALLS THINK
OUT-l0U0 MEETING

81 Associated frcss
AUSTIN. Texas. Jan e4-Gov-
,uor .Ncff has called "think-out.
loud conference" TO H. held In h,s
of0r. ON Web n. The purpose Of
the conference Is for ''hroadening
th, foundation and lifting higher the
walls Il our educational structure In
this state"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
RAIL BOARD
ORDERS FOR
CUT in PAY
OPEN FIGHT

ly issorini,d Ptrss
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Reiection
of all railroad shop rules recently
-romulgsted by the United States
Railroad Labor Board which cut
,me md one half nay for extra
work from the shopmens' wages,
wa ord red today by the COM
mittee Of 100 acting for the six
railway shop crafts.
0. 3D. .r. ir.rrd O. the j00. 900
hop Workers iu th. country the com.
nff., Hl.r,d nee. DISPUTES instituted
fh .b. lHiVHv narBrnme1ts im1'c'
i.f.'t .tr fh.s. r'les md falling m
u,H' th disputes were ordered
HE.u q. th' Labor Burd f-r hearing.
Th, Or.H.ar w1s signed by the Inter.
ru.1al uesidon' ~ the six shops
ar- onions
uf the seven rciueoted rules the
Greatest dissatisfaction conferred IN rule
s.N providing stmirht tiorc for regular.
.s'rn-1 wurh Srnd1vs and h'h.
days This work WIS urovi0rsly Mid
time and one h1lf The committee
urnpos Substitute rule rt inst ting
irc and on' half
The board's new rules covering as.
signed o. emergency read work and g.
900 temporary vacancies ~ outlying
points were also rejected hy the com.
uitt0c agreement they took away Ger.
'1iu pay provisions contained In the old
national agreement made during FEEDER.
al control Under rule tea emergency
mployes are paid fur Time. worked and
I'd accwdal.lr With the rfirt.c, At ,hs
hnsc stau'r e1d s'raigrw thr-, Cor all
iuv whiting or travelling.
Want Modif cation.
Tao union committee declared the In
Huutiou ef dispute Co., reins'ate time
rud zoo, hlli and double time. 90 cover
20 um, spent Dn tho emergency assign
U,ul whether WorkWg. whiting or
fave.unE >imlr provisions will be
sE.G boz Disputes Oh. o.. created over
rll,s D.. aud 70 tupsng o men as.
igr.i temporary .".Huri,- 90 out.
WINS ru'Hf. tud m.u .. rad work who
aat, arI ryfuu o. tbs. numy stations
willis TN. Iwrl's u,N IuIo allowing
th. 1u|..- ,u Iemr physical exam.
..ir .. I applicants ior employment
rH>I>tsp u~ PAGE Twol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25

new subscriptions 10 apply on th, offer
must ha On the campaign office - that
hour Candidates in the country nave
ih' privilege Of mailing their suhscrin-
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0oNTlNuED oN PAoE 1w0
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.'">rI>rrp o> r'.. r,.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
RADIO FANS HEAP
THANKS ON 'HERALD'
Disabled Veterans Among Mil
lions Who Saw Series
Miles Away.

The success Of THE New YORK HER
AIDS radio report Of the world series
baseball games has been positive and
gigantic. according to fans in different
sections of the country. Since the begin
ming of the series telegrams of congrat-
ulation have poured into THE HERALD
office. All emphatically declare that
every word sent out by w. Q. Mcclellan
and Walter Trumbull of THE HERALp's
sporting staff was heard as plainly as
II they We're only a few feet away.
The WGY station at Schenectady, from
which the news is being sent, is sure
that more than two million persons have
heard the report during the last three
days.
AT Liberty, \. Y, host of disabled
war veterans listened in and said they
much appreciated the detailed reports
They said each and every play was
clearly and thoroughly understood. The
Knights of Columbus at Rutland VT.
heard every word. So did the sick and
in the sanatorium az Noun;
Vision. n. Y. The high school boys at
Bellows Falls, VT, saw the games per-
fectly and their professors express regret
that studies had to interfere with some
of it.
The Chamber Of Commerce of Bur-
linGton VT, wired that the rc''0-rt arala
fine and congra+
HERALD .
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
BLOSSOM DEGREES
CRITICISM OF YALE
New Athletic Director Declares
Sports of College Are in
Good Hands.

Special Dispatch y THE NEW YORK HERALD
New HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 6.-Yales S
baseball and track athletic cituations
were tonight carefully reviewed 10y
John T. Blossom the athletic director.
who took office this fall. He insisted
that many false statements had been
made in connection with each. He gave
the facts of the situation as follows:
The difficulties in the Yale baseball
camp lsave beer satisfactorily settled.
Captain Eddy. who at first opposed the
return OF Coach A. L. b. Tommers. has
agreed to remain as captain and to give
Tommers his full support and coopera-
tion. Coach Tommers, on the other
hand. has agreed TO return as coach at
a reduced salary inasmuch as his SER
vices as basketball coach are no longer
required. II has been stated in the
newspapers that Coach Tommers was
dismissed. He was not dismissed nor
was his resignation at any time forced.
We may look confidently to the build
ing UP of better Yale baseball situa-
ton. which was inaugurated so AXIS
piciously last spring by the victories
against Harvard and Princeton under
~rained by Malcolm Aldrich
Tomners.
'h,atios
The New York herald., 1922-10-07

fights and lefts to body and face. An
other blow would have laid him out on
the ring floor. when the sponge came
flying through the air and stopped the
contest. Martin was still groggy when
lie attempted to leave the ring, but
managed to Chamber through the ropes
and get TO his dressing room.
A majority of the spectators would
have been much gratified If the bout be-
tween Bert Spencer OF Brooklyn and
Harry Brown of Philadelphia had been
called in the seventh round. Spencer.
who can neither fight nor box, was the
chief obstacle to action. About all Spen-
GER did was to rush, clinch and listen
to the boots of the crowd. Brown tried
hard to make fight of it, but it was
impossible under the conditions. Brown
received the award of the judges
Jackie Norman outpointed Redcap
Wilson in a spirited six round contest
and Bobby Bolin got the verdict over
Willie Farley in four rounds.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
Finals To-day in Brooklyn
Park Tennis Championship

Park Commissioner John N. Harman
announced yesterday that the finals Of
the park tennis Championships OF
Brooklyn, which were held under the
direction Of John J. Downing, Supervisor
of Recreation. will be held at Highland
Park Jamaica avenue and Cleveland
street, this afternoon at 2 80 o'clock.
The mems doubles championship was
won by Males and Silverman of Pros
pect Park. who defeated Cummings and
Werner of Highland Park. Sc, 1-6.
e. To-day VI. Batsrord of Mckinley
Park will meet Il. Cohen Of Highland
Park and c. Sloman of Highland Park
will meet J. Pargot of McCarren Park
in the semi-final round. The winners
will then play in the final. In women's
singles Miss z. Bergrnann of Mckinley
Park viii meet Miss Mischkind of High
land Park and Miss Rubbee of High
land Park will meet Miss Metz Of Graves
end Park.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
Goullet and Piani Win
Long Cycle Race in a Fog
Score 85 Points in 81 l-2 Mile
Contest.

Riding in fog >hat made Il hardly
possible 20 see across the track Alfred
Goullet and Orlando Piani won the 100
kilometer (621a niles team race at the
New York Velodrome last night before
a crowd of 10000 bike fans. including
Babe Ruth. King OF Swat, and his wife
Goullet and Piani. who have proved
themselves invincible in races OF this
sort. won the race with So points. Alfred
Grenda and Fred Hill finished second
with II points. Alex McBeath and Ray
Eaton were third with 45 points. Charley
jaeger and Bobby Walthour were fourth
with 43 points, While Spencer and Cecil
Walker were fifth with "a points. Willie
Hanlcy and Willie Keller sixth with %
points. The time was 2 20 5s 3-5
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
p.am TrawIers Are Dangerous to Deep Sen
Angling.

Beam Trawlers Are Dangerous 10 Deep sen
Angling.
In ,bn Pod and Gun column OF September
IL is an article signed IAN Angler VINO
states that pound nets are necessity IN
order to supply this country with tsn' Ihe
articla that this individual had ieau anout
ra,s and bsam trnwlers no doubt refers 10
those used in the immediate vicinity OF New
York which certainly Is no necessity Tor ui
the first place IL is against the law 10 raw
within the three mile limits. ana second
thew drag the grounds so closely that tlo
fiahcrman grounds are OF no use
n thcsc beam trawlcrs would keep outside
mo three mile limit I would feel perfectly
sontented as they are~entitled TO make liv-
ing providing that they do II legitimately
are Foreigners and DO as they please with
out any one 20 stop them, although they
are breaking the laws. - ,,-,
7 remember n month or two ago while fish
ing at Sandy Hook on Sunday for fluke
about a mile off shore, eight 70 ten ttawlers
we're dragging the grounds with their nets,
and the fishing boats with the unfortunate
Fishermen trying TO catch flukc, with these
ira wlers on the grounds.
A few fluke we're caught. These were the
ones that escaped the truwlers nets. IL ~
a shame that the fishermens grounds should
be destroyed without being prevented ny the
law. and feel that this person signing him.
scif IAN Angler has either controlling
Interest in some beam trawler or he Is no
sportsman.
This man. who claims he Is fisherman
and states that the fishermen catch more
fish than they can carry home, and calls
aome fishormen Fish hogs" must be ~
friend TO fishermen and his application In
any organization OF anglers should he denied.
I certainly contradict his statement, a.
have flshed the deep sea waters around Now
York and in these localities for the last tlf
leen years. and IN all my Experience ] have
never sCpn fish being thrown over by anglers.
IN somo cases where fishermen catch more
fish than they can carry the balance Of the
nave thcm or prc sold - hcm~
nave seen fishermen give Some Of their