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New Britain herald., 1923-05-19
CITY ITEMS.

Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Hammarberg of 370 East Main street are spending the week -end in New York. Mir Hammarberg father, Rev. J. O.. Hammarberg, of McKeesport, Pa. sails this week for Stockholm, Sweden, es delegate to the Worlds Baptist convention to be held there in June and July.
 Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner advt.
 A party was held at the home of Averna Greatorex of Is Bradley street yesterday afternoon in honor of her seventh birthday. Many of her friends were present Games were played and prizes were won by Betty Curtiss and Geraldine Anderson. The little hostess received many pretty presents.
 Dollar Silverware Sale at Morans'. --advt.
 A regular meeting of the Sunshine society will be held Monday after noon.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-19
DRIVER FINED Sl0D
 AFTER AUTO CRASH
Convicted of Operating Machine While Under Influence Of Liquor

George Iauisy who Nas arrested ai about ls8e o'clock this moFning on
 West Main street by saRernumeTaFF Policeman nalid notY, was lined slea and costs bY Judge George M, hlstt ia police court this morning for aFlVr ing a motor vehicle while under the influence Of liauor,
 Harry Kerr. driver af machine which was struck by l.anles's car, tesH tined that 1he accused had heen drinking, He said that he was dFlvr ing west aR West Main street and ! i.auleY was driving east, t.anley aer rarding t0 KeFF's testimony. was dEiVs \ ing in a zig gag course on inc street and aI first Kerr thought that he was 1 eRdeaKering ia escape rnts, Kerr testified that both his machine and that of Lauley's were on the eNr treme right sides of the road until all of 8 sudden lauley's started 10 zig rag. Lanley's machine struck the rear fender of ISeFr's ear and took the hub cap of the wheel, Lauley did not stop. Kerr said, So he picked up 0ffi- eer noty and they chased down West Main street as far as Grove fliil where they stopped Lauley's ear. The accident happened beyond Black Rock bridge,
 In court this morning Lauley ad- mItted having had q drink but said that he was not under the influence Of liquor John o'connor Of South ington. who was riding with Kerr. Policeman Doty and Desk Sergeant Matthias Rival testified that Lauley was under the influence of liquor.
 Receiving Case Nolled
 Prosecutor William Greenstein noll- cd the case of Maggie spinola charR cd with receiving stolen goods The prosecutor said that Irene Patolclos- ka. who is alleged to have stolen the goods in Syracuse. N. f.. stores, in n sworn statement to the police or that city. exonerates the spinola woman Of having any knowledge Of the thefts. Attorney NJ. D. saSe ap- the thefts. Attorney NJ. D. saxe ap-
 The continued case of Peter Olesca- vlez was again continued until Thurs day morning of next week upon re- quest Of his attorney, P. F. McDon- ough.
 The case of Henry Maikowski. ar rested at about { o'clock this morning on breach of peace charge by Po- liceman William Doherty and Super numerary Policeman Stanley Dom- browski, was continued until Monday 
 Policeman John c. stadler and Patrick o'Mara descended upon the home of Michael Kathriady at 178 Allen street yesterday afternoon and as a result Kathriady was in police court this morning charged with vio- lating the liquor law. Upon request | of his attorney. M. D. Sake, the case was continued until Tuesday morning of next week.
 The policemen in their raid seized a still which was in operation and about a gallon of alleged liquor. | About 60 gallons of mash and a num- | Der of empty juge were also procured in the raid.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-19
Owner of Jacks Lunch"
 Will Take Bride Tonight

Miss Lena Berger of ssa Church street and Jacob c, Mshl of the same address will be married tonight by Rabbi Rosenberg The greemreleet is proprietor Of Jacks Lunch" They will he attended by Mir, and Mrs Charles Proverman and Mfr. and Mrs simon Gelinsxi.
 Air, Mehl is well known in World War veterans circles, having been a member of Company II. First Yer mont infantry: Company B, lo2d Connecticut infantry. and Company H. First Connecticut infantry.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-19
TO ATTEND FIGHT
Crown Prince of Italy Anxious To Sc
 Heavyweight Bout Tomorrow

Milan, May 19--Crown Prince Hum bert has arrived here to attend the heavyweight championship fight Sun day between the present titleholder, M. vanderveer of Holland and Er- mimic Spa1la of Italy. The prince was given warm public reception.
 Both fighters have finished their most strenuous training and are on edge for the battle. Vanderveer Is much larger than Spalla but the lat ter's compatriots believe he has a chance to win.
 Georges Carpenter, former holder of the title, has arrived with view 1t is understood, of seeking a match with the winner.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-19
CHAUTAUQUA PLANS
 FOR COMING SEASON
GaaranlOrs 10 Meel ktrt Week 10
 Arrange Final Details

4 meeting of the guaFantsFs for the swarihmere ehsutauaus Etll be held next Friday evening ia plan fer tAs annual event which is scheduled to take place here from June ss to July l,
 Miss I.ilah Gilbert, advance agent for the ehanlauqua, will he in the city ia discuss the various features 10 he presented,
 chautauqua systems throughout the country are this year laying special stress on junior work and this is true Of the swarthmeEe system as well, be- ing affiliated with group Of systems henetiting by the experience and practice Of the following authorities, s, Josephine Baker, M, D., n, H, F., director Bureau of Child Hygiene, de- paTtment of health, New York eityi owen R, Loyeioy. A., M,, LL,p,, seere. lary child labor committee, New York city, Ebert K. Fretwell. \, M,. Ph, b. Teachers college. Columbia University New York city, Q, II, Benson, director Of Junior Achievement bureau, Spring field, Mass.
 Program For Season.
 The program for this years chau. iauaua Is announced as follows; First week day. o'clock. opening exef. eises. chairman of guaFantors; s;ib, lecture to De announced: sits, concert, Apollo Concert company; s;tb. junior ehautauaua. for all juniors; 7;s0. Con. cert. Apollo Concert company: s:ib, Amerlea's foremost platform humor- ist. Ralph Bingham.
 Second week day. 2 n. m. junior chautauqua; s:so. concert, Ernest Gamble Concert Co.,: 3;ib. lecture. Your Community in Revolution" Harry R. McIieen; 7:so. concert. Ern- est Gamble Concert Co.,; s:ib. lecture. "You Folks Over Here." Ada Ward:
 Third week day: 2 q. m, junior ehautauaua; 2:3o. lecture. 10 be nn- nounced: 3:15. concert, Rowles- Rob- ertson company: 7:30. Framing Of the shrew." shakesperian production.
 Fourth week day: 9 n. m., junior 2:30. full afternoon con- cert. Dunbar Cathedral choir; 7:so. concert, Dunbar Cathedral choir: S:l5. "The World Today and To- Hon. Philip Whitwell Will son.
 Fifth week day: n. m. junior 2:3o, recital, Helen Wag- goner, reader of tremendous human appeal; 3:l5, "The Night. The Day" recitation of an original short play, by Leon Pearson; 7:S0. comedy drama, Crossed Wires" feature en- program.
 Sixth week day: 9 a. m, Junior 2:So, junior pagant, Her
New Britain herald., 1923-05-19
MAKES HIS FIRST ERROR.

St. Louis, May 19.-Joe Dugan, third baseman for the Yankees, made his first error in the 27 games of this season when he fumbled grounder in the ninth inning of yesterdays game here
New Britain herald., 1923-05-19

The underpaid Profession Of Marriage is the subject of an extraordinary ar- tiele in an extraordinary series written exclusively for the New York Amer. iean by the brilliant English novelist, Elinor Giyn. The first article sp- pears in Mondays New York Ameri. ean.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-19
LAW STARTS FOR HOME.

By The Associated Press.
 Paris. May 19.-Andrew Bonar Law, the British premier, who has been spending several days in this city left for London today.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24

" "Rocenky GSR. 1923. J

Ia styri roxy 1iasej samostatno-
sti lcinilos narodnf skolstvo ma
Slovensku velky pokrok . smele
mozeme tvrdit', be tato naidole-
zitejsia slozka narodneho zivota
ma Slovensku vpravuje sa zdarne
do kol'aji zdraveho vyvo6a.
Podavame strucny prehl'ad 0
stave narodnych sk6l ma Slower
sku podl'a tychto meritok:
I. a) skoly l'udovs. L'udo,
vych skol je dovedna 1886.
1. 2 tychto podl'a vyucovacieho
ljazyka je: slovenskych 2648 (71.6
proc.), rusinskych 81 (2.5 proc.),
mad 'arskych 749 (20.3 proc.i,
nemeckych 112 al proc.), slo-
vensko-rusinskych n (2.O proc.l
slovenskomad 'arskych IL ,(0.3
proc.), slovensko-nemeckych 8
(0.2 proc.)
Podl'a razu della sa tieto skoly
ma statne a nestatne. Prevazna
vacsina l'udQvych sk6l je nestat-
ma, ktore podl'a vydrzovatel'a ST !.
obecne (komunalne) rim. kat, ev.
a. v, gr. kat, ev. ref, zidovske a
sdkromne (spolkove).
2. Data 81 'udovych skolach po-
dl'a vydrzovatel'a: statnych S31
(22.5 proc. J, aobecnych (komunal-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
Saslsdovn6 knily ! iit vsd -
slovsnIikk Lfg6 na pfsdaj::

Il -AAeA~ee0 = Z
Menoslov obcf ma Slovensku, a
$3.50. 125 rokov 20 slovenskeho Ii
vota soc. Prva Slov. Amer. Ku-
charska knizka S5c. Spisy Grego-
"a Tajovskeho SOC. Slovaci ANA
|d'ari Cd DIR. Vacovskeho, viaz. "a
25c, neviaz. 15c. Vestci . proroci
Eod piseckeho, Csc. Rozpravky :
voJny, sostavil Srsen, Csc. 70 "a
jatia, basne Jesenskeho, viaz. Csc.
Ma vojne, rozpravky Csc. Alma
mach Mar. Shromazdenia Soc. Ii
votopis gen. Stefanika 35c. Me
rova smluva Mad 'armi 15c. Slo-
vensko po oslobodeni 15c. Politi-
|cka Nauka, Cd Feriencika 15c. III
votopis Jana Kollara 25c. Ameri-
cky nsudok o vojne 1Oc. Vrazde-
ME Slavianov v Rak.- -Uh. 25c. Le-
tack ISL. CervenehO Krlza lOc.
ESlovensky " Spevnicek 25c. Vlada
l'udu v demokracii {. 1,s2, 8 po
|15c, {. 4. 25c. Slovak, jeho pova-
ha, vlastnosti a schopnosti, napi-
sal Rev. Kompanek SOC. Sloyaks
Of Hungary soc. Bohemian (Cechl
Biography $100, The Trail. Of the
Hun Csc, Dlzen, makcen a ypsi-
lon 4Oc. Y.
Divadelne kusy: Vsetko "a ma
rod, 3 dejstvach, CSC. 2 otrcctva
X slobode, v s. deistvach .35c. Stu
by, v l. dejstve 25c. Civilne man.
zelstvo, 5. dejstvach 15c. Pride
doba, v 3. dejstvach .35c.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24

Odsnaky i mince. zlate odzna.
Nv, k1s po $1.oo. roGlatens 5oe.
zsnsk9 pozl. po 60c. Slov. ndrod-
|ne mincs 10 - $1.0O.
Obraxy q podobizne: Slov. ma
iebnt obraxy 70 Slovenska, kus "a
$500. Podobizen prezidenta Ma
|saryka 25c. Podobizen gen. Janina
o5c. Slayne uznanie cesko-sloven-
skej repabliky SOC. Emblem ces-
ko-slovenskeho statu 25c.
Narodne kolky: Slovenskeho nj
rodne kolky, 100 kusov "a $1.O0.
Tieto slovensk6 narodne kolky
by nemaly chybovat' ziadnemu
povedomemu bratovi Slovakovi a
sestre Sloyenke, ktorym kolkon
ma So ozdobit' kazdy list, posiela-
ny ma to nase mile Slovensko, ably
nasi bratia sestry pod Tatrami
videli, ze nielen slovom, ale sku-
tkami dokazujeme opravdivd Ia.
sku k svojeti.
Knihy Slovenskou Ligou vyda-
ne, nemaly by chybovat' v ziad-
nej slovenskej domacnosti: memo
vite mali by 81 ich zaopatrit' ii
sbratia sestry, ktori sa pobera-
ia domov do starej vlasti, ably
tam ukazai nasim zamorskym
bratom sestram, ze jako SINE tn
" Amerike pracovali ia povzne-
seni a oslobodenf .nasho naroda.
0bjednavky: Pri vassich obied-
navkach davame 25 percentovd
srazku.
Vsetky .objednayky adresujtc:
slovenska Iiiga,
p. O., Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
KoNIEC KRoMPAssKYCH
ZAVODoV.

v Ktompachech i(spis) izahajc
ne bolo rozoberanie strojov. TX
znat1, 20 tisice robotnikov ztratiit
svoj chlieb a budd muset' vyvan
sdroyat'. Toto systematicke 'pri-
pravovanie l'udu chiieb davs
mu dobrd prilezitost k 6premy
sl'aniu. ~ ii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
KONFISKAT0R "sLOVAKA"
Boil ODvOLANY

zlopovestny dr.. Karel Hagel,
statny.s zastupca; BEaatislave, 30. ].
'od yplanS da Brna zairadcl zeia7..
sksmusc ivilnel4a, slau. Dr.. Haga
to Dol, ktory easopis "Slovak'
vsemozne prenasledoval a napadne
caste konfiskoval, zapriciniac mu
vel'ke hmotne ztraty. Vlada no
"a to vyznacila povysenim do VII.
hodn. triedy. Iii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24

1896 (42.9 proc.), ev. q. y. 496
(13.5 proc.), gr. kat. 3O6 (8.5 pr.l
ev. ref. 235 ga proc.), lid. 81 (2.2
proc.), sdkromnych AZ Ill proc.)
b. skoly mestianslke. Tgchto
je dovedna 10 a to: slovenskych
85 (77.3 proc.), rusfnskych / (0.9
proc.), mad 'arskych Is (13,5 proc.
nemeckych 3 (2.7 proc.), slov. $
mem. pobockou 2 lis proc.), SLOW.
IS mad. pobockou / coo proc.),
mad. so slovenskou poboekou !
| (O.9 proc.), mad arskonemeckych
2 lis proc.).
! Podl'a vydrzovatelaa: statnych
80 t72.s proc,), obecnych 4 (3.7
proc, rim. kat. 16 GAS proc.), ev.
a. vyzn. 5 (4.3 proc.), gr, kat. |
| (0.9 proc.), zidovskych 8 (2.8 pr.) /,
sdkromnych ! coo proc.).
II. - Statne vydavky ma skol-
stvo narodne ma Slovensku cinia
1hrnom rocne 49,893.6S6 Kcs.
z tejto sunny prispieva stat:
/ az Ma skoly l'udove: q i.
Ma statne-osobny naklad H.
965.2SO Kc, ma vecny naklad g..
1926, 1853 Kc. . -
Ma nestatne-osobny, naklad
23,s4s, s,76s Kc, ma vecny naklad
(subvencie) 100000 Kc.
By Ma skoly meStianske:
Osobny naklad 2,553,722 Ke,,
vecny naklad 2,173,920 Ke.
g Ma detske opatrovne (skoly
materske, ktore sa zrusuj1): o.
sobny, naklsd 1,241,6 $3.50 Kc.,. na
vecny naklad 1,O2s Ke.
Uhrnom: osobny naklad ma Sta
the: 1s,76O,662 Kc., ma nestatne
23,S4S, ,76S Ke. Ma" vecny naklad na
statne: 9,171,111 Kc., ma nestat-
he 100000 Kc: Spolu 51,ss0.541
Kcs.
Ma diety eeskeho ucitel 'stva ma
Slovensku a substitueny naklad {:
12,641.4OO Ke.
S inymi vydajmi 149, ,s93.6S6 K
I'll. - Dozor mad Skolstvom, po-
kial' sa tyka povinnosti, preva
dza spravca alebo riaditel' skoly.
Pc stranke osobnej (ustanovova-
ME, prepist 'anie, poukazovanie
sluzobnych pozitkov) podliehajn
ucitelia priamo referatu minister
stva skolstva narodnej osvety v
Bratislave. Ma tychto sriadencov
plata ustanovenia sluzobnej prag-
matiky dna 25. jan. 1914, {. Is
r. z. a inc k tomuto zakonu Wy
dane nariadenia.
". Data ucitel 'stve.
a. Ma l'udovych skolach p6so-
bi 5,842 ueitel'ov. Hned' po pre-
vrate prevzatych bolo do sluzieb
csl. statu 3632, ucitel 'skych Il
stavov cd Skol. r. 1888 do kop-
ca skol. roku 1921-22 vyslo 913
abiturientov, ceskych zemi pr!-
kazanych posobi $50. z prepuste-
nych mad. ucitel'ov tt, ktori zia-
dali opat' o prevzatie, ak nebolo
proti MIN politickych dovodov,
boil prevzati.
/. Prehl 'ad O ucitel's 'stve l'udo-
vych skol podl'a narodnostf: Ce-
choslovakov 4O2f (slovakov 377l,
Cechov 250), Rusinov 1875, Mem
GOV 294, Mad'arov 1903, Poliakov
10, Zidov II, inych II.
2. Podl'a a razu skoly: statnych:
1853, cirkevnych 1889, obecnych
180, s6kromnych 65.-
b. Ma skol&ch mestianslkych p6-
sobi celkom S39 ucitel'ov, zpome-
dzi tychto 2 ceskych zemi prika-
zanych je 450.
l. RozNrstvenie podl'a narod.
nosti: Cechoslovakov 645 (Slova.
kov 1875, Cechov 450), Nemcov 50,
Ruslnov 6, Mad 'arov 1872, inych 3.
2. Podl'a razu skoly: statnych
692, cirkevnych 12O, obecnych %,
sukromnych 4.
Celkovy pocet gucitel'stva narod-
nych skol: domacich 5,962, prika-
zanvch 7f1 Snolu eHHo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
Youxasrowxsx1 sIov1Yskt xovixY
| fprrodnin4eh ocenene s6 i'm Y Gene

X 3IRAAVNAAaAAAssS4AS SSSAAS.AS - - sAAe Y S@ssAO
/ minimalnej.
/ d) Organi1ksie spolkov6 ma u
eitel 'stvo ma Slovensku ' celku
tri. Prvy Dol zalozeny Zemsky
ucitel sky spolok" (ZUS.) pred
seldom poslancom Hanckcm. Co
skoro vsak nadobudlo nom pre-
vahy ueitel'st poprevratove, Q
ktorom este ami dnes nemozno tyr
dit, zeby vlastenecky smysl 'alo.
Tieto dovody asi viedly ucitel'ov
predprevratovych Slovakov k to-
mu, aby 81 utvorili novy spolok
Slovenskn obec ueitel 'sk1' SOU
S predsedom poslancom Oriskonl.
Tu pripomennt' slusi, ze bolo po-
cut i vazne hlasy, ably ucitel 'stvo
roduverne nevystupovalo prve.
no spolku nenechalo kolegov ma
rodne menej spoil 'ahlivych na se-
ba samych. Tretia organizacia je
"Zemsky nstredny spolok pokro-
koveho ueitel'stva" (SPU), spo-
lok ceskyy, ktoryy ma elenov i 2 ra-
dov slovenskeho ueitel' 'stva. Vse-
tky tieto spolky delia0sa ma zup-
ne okrskove.
Zvlastnych odborovych organ
zacii ucitel 'stvo slovenske nemA.
e) Literarna cinnost' obmedze-
ma je ma jednotlivcov a vycerpa-
va sa najma pisanim clankov Y
odbornych i poHtickych easopi-
soch a. sostavovanim ucebnci pri-
ruciek. ''t
f. Ma poll osvetovej cinnosti
vykazuje ucitel'stvo dspechy me-
novite prednaskami " kult1rnych
spoTkoch, to-: v Mattel Sloven-
skej, v Osvetovom Svazu, v Osve-
tovej Jednote Ia inych. ,Usporia'
duje kurzy pre- analfabetov a pre-
pokrocilyych, kurzy slovenskej re-
ci pre- obyvatel'stvo neslovenske.
Gimme je medzi vojskom, v poll
tickych organizaciach a najnovsie
! podporuje druzstevne hnutie na
Slovensku.
V. - Ucebnice ma skolach ma
rodnych pouzivajii sa: predpre'
vratove slovenske. move ucebnice
slovenske, rusfnske, mad 'arske a
nemecke IA neslovenske stare uceb
nice cenzurovane. Ma skolach ne
meckych pouziva sa ucebnic zvae-
sa Cechach uzivanych. Sloven-
skych ucebnic predprevratovych
okrem nabozenskych .je v celku
asi 10. S1 to menovite Uramove a
Slavikove Slabikare, Bodickeho a
Zigmundfkove Mluvnice, Uramo'
va Zdravoveda, Bezov Skolnik "a
Kordosove. Poctovnice. Rusin-
skych ucebnic predprevratovych
mimo nabozenske MET.
Prehl 'ad uzivanych ucebn1c GO
do poctu je asi tento:
na skolach l'udovych: sloven-
ske: 121, ruske 20, nemecke 50,
mad. 64.
Ma skolach mestianskych: slo-
venske 1876, nemecke 21, mad ar
ske 81. Spolu 442 ucebnic.
z clekoveho poctu asi so je u
cebnic nabozenskych.
A. Poznamky k potrebam ma
rodnych skol. Pestrost' vydrzova-
tel'ov tychto skol ma "a nasledok
nejednotnost' vo yedeni a dozore.
Stat vykonava sice najvyssi do
zor mad skolstvom bez ohl'adu ma
raz,' ale prevazna vacsina sk6l na-
rodnych spravovana je svojimi au-
tonomnymi vrchnost t'ami ma
svoje zvlastne predpisy. Nebla-
he nasledky tohto stavu javia sa
najma po stranke pedagogicko
didaktickej a administrativnej. .
Odpomoct' tynto nepriaznivym
pomerom ma "a iikoi zakon Q.
apr. 1920, {. 292 Sb. .. n, kto-
ry upravuje sprawl narodneho
skolstva celej republike ma jed
notnom zaklade, skoly sveruje po
stranke vecnej obciam po stran-
Ike osobnej statu.
Opravdovu cestu rozkvetu moze
, 1923-10-18
SALT CREEK To
PLAY FOOTBALL
Oil Field High School
VIII Make Debut
This Season.

Salt Creek high school has a foot
ball team. This fact has come like
many surprises come. with the ex-
plosive quality OF a bombshell. II
has been known for sometime that
the high school In Wyoming's
greatest OIL neld was growing in at
tendance. but no one had conceived
the idea that the institution was
going to make its debut on the grid
iron so soon. A game will be played
between the second team of tho Ma.
from County High school and the
team from Salt Creek November 3
at Salt Creek. It is said that the
oil workers have n pretty beefy
eleven and they are apt to give the
gang from Casper tho battle OF the
season.
, 1923-10-18

Considering the money ne has
made, the fame he has attained and
the popularity he has won. Il might
be only natural hat sande should
think pretty wen OF himself. But he
doesn't,
Horses Like Him.
Sam Hildreth, trainer Of tho RRn-
cocas stable. says that Sande is the
finest tempered and the most be-
haved boy he has ever handled. Al
the swipes, the exercise boys and the
stable boys like him md so do the
horses, His disposition. perhaps. is
no small part of his success.
sande is w every morning before
sunrise. He helps exercise and
workout tho stables. from the
greenest younEster in the barns tc
tho leading blueblood of the flock
He helps the trainers take the
youngsters when they are being
taught the ways of starting and he
works just as hard and as willingly
as the most obscure boy on the staff,
The life OF n premier jockey is not
easy. In making 100000 or more
a year, 1t has its compensations, but
Its restrictions call for a great sac
rlfice from a pleasure-loving young.
ster. and most young fellows like to
lave a good time.
sande cannot 60 round like other
boys. To remain in shape and keep
down his weight. he has to live spar
ingly and train re~ligiously. He can
not Indulge in any social pleasures
and he cannot mix promlscuousiy.
as racing is such a game that the
supervisors OF the sport must keep
track OF Jockeys on and off the
track,
Many boys love their work. and
, 1923-10-18
r., = THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
Speed SHOWN
BY PAPYRUS
In WORKOUT

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-By The
Associated Press ~ apyrus. the
English derby winner, staggered the
rail birds at Belmont Park today in
a dazzling speed trial. the final long
workout for the international match
rae with Zev on Saturday.
The English colt with Donoghue
up went a milo in 1873 S-5 and gal
Hoped the milo and a furlong A.
ISL rs. He was never fully ex.
tended. Critical observers along the
track were unanimous in declaring
that II was by far the most impress
sive trial shown by either OF the
candidates so far.
The fractional times were; IL rs;
"a s-5; 81 As: 100: ia IS; 1875;
1898 SIS; 1851 rs.
Conditions wero ideal. No dew
had fallen during the night and the
track was dry and exceptionally
fast. A strong back wind made the
going somewhat easier for tho last
nve furlonBs.
Papyrus' time for tho mile.
1888 as. was a full second under the
mark made yesterday by Zev, in
the latter's last big workout before
the race.
zev was not on the track this
morning and Il was expected he
would engage only IN Light exercise
today.
, 1923-10-18
MANY HEAV|ES
To De SIGNED
Crown Contender NAV
Be Developed in
Winter Season.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-Ano.hsr
contender for Jack Dempseys
heavyweight crown may arise from
n series OF elimination tests expect.
ed TO take place during the winter
season.
The first important encounter
having a bearing on the heavy
weight ring situation is likely to be
between Floyd johnson OF Iowa and
Jack Renault. the Canadian cham.
pion. Johnson has been improving
steadily since his Knockout at the
hands OF Jess Willard last May.
while Renault has added several
victims to his list.
The winner OF n johnson Renault
bout probably would DO matched
with the victor OF the proposed con.
test between Georges Carpenter. Of
France, and Tom Gibbons, OF st.
Paul. Carpenter has accepted terms
offered him by Tex Richard but
Gibbons has not yet come to a def
Mite agreement with tho promoter.
Dempsey already has a return
match with Luis Angel Firpo on
his 1924 program and may also lace
Harry Wills. negro challenger. who
hns been on the champions trail for
more than n year.
, 1923-10-18
MAN AND WIFE GET ELK
AND BEAR ON BIG HUNT

Fl. E. Tmey of sos South McKin-
ley street, returned yesterday from
a hunting trip in the Rockies. 80
miles beyond Dubois. with n black
hear weighing 500 pounds. the hrst
bear to be brought out by a hunter
at Dubois this year and two bull
elks.
Ono OF the elk was killed by Mr..
Tilley's wife and the other by him
self. The elk killed by Mr.. Tilley
weighed $50 pounds dressed and was
the largest animal brought out OF
that part OF tho country this fall.
Three pack horses wer necessary
to bring the to Dubois.
The elk were killed on Cottonwood
creek and the bear on Sprague
creek. Mr.. Tilley attributes a great
part OF the c OF his trip to a
guide named Kelly from the Rocky
Mountain lodge. who took him into
the real big game country.