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Friday, Jan. 31, 1936 tt'sconsn THE WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL Madison Page Four than does Dr. Spears? Why not be honorable and fulfill our pledge to Mm -n h. lpft Ore a on and ap- hours of labor be fixed at eight with additional pay for overtime and a six day week. TheWisconslpAStateJournal ON BROADWAY By Walter Winchell Uncle Ray's Corner point him athletic director? Isnt i President Frank man enough to The Mail Bag If the company officials feel they cannot keep that promise? If the answer then is.

President Frank a Around the Statehouse By Winter Everett fit person to head our school? If that nromise is no good, are his memOS Ol 3 other promises any better? Columnist Girl Friday 4. Include within the scope or the may or. present Investigation this: Dear W. Is it to the best Interests of our in France last week grant all of the concessions proposed, they should submit the question to arbitration. The men are willing that arbiters shall pass upon their demands.

The Madison Street Railway co. has been treated with great leniency by both the city of Madison and the public service commission. Its officials cannot afford to be high-hat with their employes. This is another labor difficulty which should be settled by arbitration. school to eliminate xraierru-es Old King Winter OUTDOOR SPORTS On about one-third of the surface of the globe, there is no falling snow.

This area includes all the torrid rone except the highlands. Certain mountain peaks on the line of the equator (in both Africa and South America) have snow the year around, but most people in the torrid sone do not know snow except by reading about it, or through traveling. disagree tcilh every word you say, but I mil defend to the death your right to say if. VOLTAIRE. 'Athletic Mess' Editor, The State Journal: Re: Wisconsin Athletics I am deeply interested In our athletic mess, a situation that has been ever thus since my days at the school, 30 years ago.

I appreciate long trial about her late husband's brother people's money. wU appear French Casino revue Amelia Eit; she isn't going to solo Hight around in June her lecture dates prevent Greek letter societies entirely, to legislate them out of existence? ItH be hard on the bull-dogs, no one to lead them about, you know. but won't it be a boost to our school? Kan Kj. hv the plan airs. Hvlton called via i The O'Malleys.

at least, are not cowardly. Knowing they are unpopular tcith the organization democrats, they are not hesitating to visit the real higher-ups in democratic politics and tell them jusl hou) un-Roosevelt are the present democratic organization leaders in Wisconsin. IT-' I overseas phone she would appreciate the sensible attitude you take. The action, of the Regents or by legis silly prattle or tne cardinal is lative enactment? the stilling oi i i laughable. Gentlemen, I have never spoken Tarious rumors In My thoughts are these a word to eitner uv.

tyears or ur. all the pilars Our trouble is in the very make uur trouwe is me very maw- MeanweU, fcence no personal equa- "ru any estrange- I up of the school and conditions Uon tavoIve(L The many years any IIer hus- there. It Is fraternity minded, fra-; tn engaged In business London 7 i pounded la 1839 Madison Democrat absorbed March 1. 1931 Member of Led Newspaper Syndicate -Entered as eecond-claaa matter at the post rttce at Madiaoa. Wisconsin, under the Act ot Uvcb 8 1879 Telephone Badger 60O0.

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nv hre and they 'K'l IV. vj crs on me aromai sum musi tic- thom to the organization leaders, emphatically so. that our represen- i fcfe merejy parted by tauves made definite promises to Atian-ic the Dr. Spears before he left Oregon. A dm you Lieut.

Governor Thomas J. O'Mal- ley gave the organization leaders their first shock when In the primary campaign of 1934 he obtained Why not keep those promises, xui- fceM yg abou: Jimmy Donahue anc ic iuaJ widow MV-n social picture, out wnai oi iir x-uj. smitten? WeO, Ing me siurcs oa weaver aiiu kuu Tamara -GIRL they are rise use. Goodnight to bed where he belongs, i p---Y)a- By the way. Goodnight, if my mem- iT tve fend fraternity brother MeanwelL must dominate all positions of hon-jr f.om captain a one team to captain of another, until it Is Interest arrayed ajainst th.

best interests of the schooL This condition creates an impossible situation and until we remedy it either by curbing their Influence or eliminating fraternities entirely well have the same mess 33 years hence that we had 30 years ago during my days, and have had in the intervening years. I don't care to have my name metioned, but am I wrong? I Inclose a copy of a letter I addressed to the Regents. ccast resun-. crv is correct, was acctsea some Ratoff my favorite uei-osy riot eavesdropping on their baby-ta z. a renomination for lieutenant governor despite a decree of the organization leaders that he should be retired and Robert Johnson of Fond du Lac nominated in his place.

Congressman Thomas O'Malley, a son of the lieutenant governor, also played a similar trick upon the organization leaders In the fifth congressional district. He secured a renomination on the democratic ticket there in spite of a democratic order that he too should be illttf WAV Grand National Treasure Hunt, Inc That item about Mr. Lanphier in no a irened that group, which Just donated 41 G-the United Hospitals. They rate heavy c0 clap hands The president years ago, of snooping Into some students affairs. Did the Athletic Council ever investigate that? Beside the point of course, but not half as brainless and as spineless as the doings of our Athletic Council, wonderful creature of President Frank! Did you say disgusted? No! Only sick at heart, body, soul and all! committee wanted you to do scmen- sent to the background In politics.

tnM ladv who Dhoned that you The OMalleys evidently are a race of fighters. They are now as burned no little last time when they use- of your radio lines as a slogan with no tcvPT You know the one I mean: Respectfully submitted. Name deleted by request. suming the aggressive and propos vou buv tickets and you dance then some cr. NeV Killing Wanted i who can't even walk may be able to Can- ing a battle on the smug leadership of the democratic organization.

Lieut. Gov. Thomas J. O'Malley is a candidate for postmaster in BDVCATS TBB WOSLD FOR PEACE Peace, ptstice. and international cooperation ut rest on mutual protectton of national right in an international world federation; arbitration, confer' ence.

and limitation ot a-mamenit are all mean to tne end of international la to and order and the reign mt veace What Is Now Champerty THE St. Louis bar and bench have before them the same problem that agitated Milwaukee lawyers some years ago. Members of the Sl Louis bar are being condemned as unprofessional because they are alleged to have sought and initiated litigation arising over deaths from silicosis. The lawyers are accused of champerty just as the so-called ambulance chasers in Milwaukee were some years ago. Often people who have a right to tort actions arising out of conditions that bring about sickness that results in death are not aware that there is a legal basis for their claims.

They also frequently have not the money to pay for the preparations for the legal actions necessary to determine their rights. The result is that some lawyers solicit this business and take it on contingent fees. The cry is immediately raised of unprofessional conduct. It is customary, however, for attorneys to apply for positions on the legal staffs of large, corporations. The question has never been raised that such applications are unprofessional.

Apparently to solicit employment from the poor is wrong but to look for employment in legal berths where there is a high salary remuneration is legitimate. The bar investigation that grew out of the "unprofessional" charges in Milwaukee resulted in some legislation that was a protection to clients whose suits are brought on a contingent basis. The regulations that are now thrown around such employment by attorneys have proved satisfactory in Milwaukee county. The St. Louis bar association which is investigating the silicosis suits might do well to study the evidence taken and the results obtained from the Milwaukee county inquiry which was conducted under the direction of circuit judges and looked into all phases of contingent fee litigation.

Editor, The State Journal: lwaiB WE hear so much about the Pro- The democratic leaders have oth cessing tax well here Is the facts we May I use your tickets to the press photcg- V- wV Vofr rtrtV DqM I ball please? I exp-amea wny er pians for the place. OMailey, Sr. is not daunted by their opposi S2 tier 100 lbs. or whatever was ad- i couin't make it. It's going to te a nor.ey a tion.

He has carried his fight to ded as the Packers added the pric the' White House and gone to Roosevelt with a picture of the democratic organization In this Toboggan fan There are a few sections of the temperate zone which have no These include certain parts of southern China and southern California, Most folk in the temperate zones, however, know a good deal about snow. They also have fun with it. They laugh at old King Winter, sometimes when the thermometer Is down even to zero. Holland is famed as a place where skating grew popular in early days, and the Dutch still use their frozen canals for the sport. The old-time skates formed of breastbones of animals have given way to steel skates.

The better type of modem skate is built so the runner is fastened to the shoe and will not come off. Men of northern parts especially Norwegians and Swedes have made most of the world's records for ski jumps: but ski-ing is favored in many lands besides Norway and Sweden. I used to follow it until one day I struck the ground with too much speed for the comfort of my nose. Tobogganing is a thrilling, though state and its non-progressive ten The letter to the regents follows: Oconto Falls. Jan.

25, 1936 To the Regents of the University of Wisconsin: Gentlemen: I write to you, respectfully. In protest of the farce fostered and nurtured by the Athletic Council of our University that has brought humiliation to our school, to our state and to us and that must likewise be humiliating to Dr. Spears. This man was drafted by Wisconsin from Oregon, where his services were appreciated. (1) He dldnt seek the job at Wisconsin, did he? (2) Didn't he hesitate and finally refuse to consider coining to Wisconsin and the impossible situation that has existed there all of the years? (3) Were any promises made to him that caused him finally to change his mind? (4) Have those promises been fulfilled or are we so devoid of honor that such may be broken "at win? is tsconsin to stand idly by while his reputation, national in dencies to which it is said the president and his followers are giving attention.

The O'Malleys are no respectors to the Retailers, now in the name of luinfcia y-vrs she's waited long enough for common cence why not Return the hreak Warren Hymer and Hank Liefcer ci tax to the Rightful partys the Far- Giants almost came to blows cu: mer or them who first sold the Hogs. eTe on I.e coa5t (in Hollvwood Famcuz If the Tax Is returned to the Pack- i OVfr rKaark about that team ers and they can keep this they a reasor, lcse tempers I hear that the have collected the tax twice, while feuJ betweea cagrey and the Warners resulted the Poor Farmer who is entitled to trins c-rs atoent. If you It stands by and let the Packers jj Flvnx in Captain Blood" you raided too keep it aJ. 1 c-'t LET THE FARMER ASK FOR A much r.es grand JUn Xa DECISION BY THE SUPREME at Palm Sprii-gs. prod-c-n c.

COURT ON THIS MATTER. ol January 16th in San Frno YOURS VERY TRULY big I know you must hae fc j. yo a EROWN and WELTZIN a confirmation by a the divorce, wmcn she naa of persons in their fight against the democratic organization leaders. They admit they are out for scalps and they expect to get them. The democratic leaders are just now wondering, what the O'Malleys are saying in Washington and how much attention their advice is being given there.

I Why are people like those? Rumor has it that the organiza tion attempted a compromise with What Do You Want to Knoiv? slightly dangerous, sport. I have the O'Malleys. The story is that it was refused. According to reports scope. Is toyed with by an incom- never had an accident while on a i but maybe that's because Wi'a lte toboggan, that are in circulation the democratic leadership gave out intimations that if the O'Malleys would be The Taeoma News Tribune (in which you appear! can't understand hew you gtt tnat news about the law out, there prohibiting any- one frcm buying another a drink.

They s-a: that law was outlawed years ago! I told ther. we got it from a filler in papers which daie-: Tin-i ir. Tacotna and that you considered it haven had many toboggan rides, I 4f -rl enfa If thorn 1 JUUKB XiO made niS good boys and not foment any more a frPf. u-Pii-roflrkwi course with not I decision first, heard the evidence trouble that Congressman Thomas too steep a slope. In Switzerland there are toboeean slides thousands iinjusux iur tr.e O'Malley would not be opposed for the fifth district congressional of feet long.

Sliding downhill on a sled or Whether the immunity of non- opposition was to be extended to the father was not included in the inti "bob" is a time-honored pastime. The first thing to think of, of course. Is to keep safe so you'll be VOLK tiltSllONS ASTVtK.D Tou can gei an answer To any nsweraoie question of tact or information oy writing to Frederick Kerby Question Editor Wisconsin State Waa-legion Bureau 1023 Tnirteentr Wsshicsrtoa. enclosing THREE cents in coin or postage for reply. Oo cot use postal cards Medical and legal advice can not be given cor can extended research ce made.

All other questions will teceive a personal reply Letters without name or address can not te answered. All letters are confidential You are invited to mak6 use ot this free service 4 often you pleae THE EDITOR mations. Anyway the O'Malleys amusing enough for an oddity in the news The poor guy who put it on the wires probably has a face as red as yours by this time rover C. Hall, the editor of The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser, indorses our suggestion that "Deac" Lyman get the Pulitzer prize for reporting the Lindbergh scoop, but Editor Hall argues that the prize should ga to Jim Mills cf the Associated Press for his beat cn the oil concession exposure in Ethiopia. HaH adds: was a beat cn all the reporters on earth while Lymans was only a beat on all the reporters New York." did not reach out for any of the olive branches that it was hinted might be extended.

Instead it was able to slide again (and do a few other things) In the future. Boys and girls should never "take chances by sliding past street crossings where there is no guard soon announced from OMailey appointment of such to as a uoara oi directors of athletics? Who Is charged with double-crossing? Is It Dr. Spears or la it "fraternity brother Dr. Meanweli" backed by "fraternity brother Weaver" and "fraternity brothers of the Council" yes, and "fraternity brothers of tne uaay Carauial, urot.e.-s aiL leading their pet bull-dogs about the campus, a wonderful inspirational spectacle. (6) Our football coach doesn't fit into that kind of a picture, does he? Let me suggest for consideration these points: 1.

Dissolve the Athletic Council sources that the slate of the organization democrats for democratic na against motor traffic. Up-to-date cities give their young tional convention delegates would A Lawyer Necessary THE public will be gravely disappointed be-, cause of the opinion of Dist. Atty. Lyall T. Beggs that the Dane county board cannot legally appoint a lawyer to assist the district attorney in the inquiry about the administration of Dane county affairs revolving around the county highway committee." Members of the committee against whom aspersions have been cast, and who enjoy the legal presumption of innocence, are entitled to a thorough and searching inquiry through which alone they can arrive at vindication.

The taxpayers of Dane county, who foot the bills for county governmental administration whether it be good, bad, or indifferent, are entitled to an investigation that will go to the bottom of the matter. Such an inquiry will be a big task, and may require several months of examination and investigation. The investigation can be relied upon to disclose the actual truth only if it is conducted by a trained lawyer expert in examination, cross-examination, and investigation. The district attorney's office is a busy one. He could devote himself to such an inquiry with, such application as is necessary to turn up all the facts, only at the cost of neglecting his regular duties, among which is the Miller defalcation trial.

To say there is a lawyer on the committee does not answer the question. A lawyer member of the committee has his own practice to attend to. He performs his full duty as far as his membership in the county board is concerned when he attends its meetings and considers matters before it with due deliberation. It would be futile to expect him to give several months of hard work, without pay, to so arduous a task. The only alternative to the appointment of an assistant to the district attorney in this matter would be a grand jury.

We do not like grand juries. They are more apt to be inquisitions than investigations. All that is needed here is a thorough investigation. And the cost of a grand jury would be many times over the cost of an assistant investigator before a competent investigating committee of the county board. Too much has been said to let this affair go "with a lick and a spit." Justice to those vno have been criticized, and to the taxpayers of Dane county, requires a thorough-going probe, and no part of it behind closed doors, as a county board resolution would authorize.

This is public business. be opposed by candidates who were heart-and-soul Roosevelt support folks guarded streets where they can slide without fear of being struck by an automobile. Groups of parents can do something to bring about the guarding of streets so children can ers. This report probably influenced the organization democrats surrender at Wisconsin Rapids. Q.

Is there an overland route through Canada to Alaska? A. No. Q. Where was Bruno Haapt-mann born? A. Kamenz, Saxony, Germany.

Q. What Is semi-tropical The O'Malleys have been com have safe sliding places. On the other hand, city officials cannot A man" named W. T. Elede of Eldsrado.

Arkansas, is of the opinion you are cuts He says your report about the American Airliner being shot by illiterates in the backwsccs "reflects the average easterner's ignorance anc deliberate falsification regarding Intelligent of our people" He said why don't you nu up a good story and say that the plane vis felled by an arrow fired from the bow ci a and establish one composed of men carry the plan too far they must municating with a 1-Roosevelt-men in the state and the result of their communications may be an think of the need3 of motorists, along with the needs of children fox good, healthful and safe play. A. The term is usually applied to (For ature section of your scrap- attack on candidates for delegates to the democratic national convention who are not heart-and-soul sliouters for Roosevelt policies. Enforce Quarantines QCARLET FEVER has proved more of a scourge the past year in Wisconsin than in many preceding years. There were 1 8,642 cases of the disease in Wisconsin during 1935.

The December record was 2,155 cases which was 1,548 greater than the monthly average for the past six'years. The state board of health claims that the foothold that has been obtained by scarlet fever in the state has been caused by the carelessness of parents in failure to isolate border line and mild cases of the disease by enforcing quarantine regulations. Citizens should take cognizance of this warning immediately call a physician when any member of the family shows symptoms of the disease. Scarlet fever can be kept in check through quarantine measures. The disease is dangerous and often fatal.

Precautions against its spread should be carefully enforced. Scarlet fever is not yet in epidemic form in the state. The carelessness that has permitted it to gain a foothold should be succeeded with great care. The people of Wisconsin have it in their power to stamp out the disease. The welfare of the state demands that this be accomplished.

the type cf climate found principal- nauve wna we jm book.) ly along the western coasts cf con- eira, etc. ie lei. oee coua The organization democrats are tinents. between latitudes 23 degrees ccnunui.y, naere you cieaxiy and 4a degrees, in the seasonally i that it was "among the fantastic reports also having grape vine dispatches from Washington that President Louise Riddles, games and puzzles will be found In the "Funmaker' leaflet. If you would like a copy send a 3c stamped return envelope to me in care of this newspaper.

shifting marginal belts between the Dia 1 'waste time bothering? 1 tropical or trade wind3 region and I screen test she the model) tu turned out se Roosevelt is not at all displeased at the possibility of contests In the for Paramount Chic Farmers baadmg cn the local chains Is of a high order. He may higher, and I'd like you to say so because I go for his throating in the huge way. democratic primary to secure a solid delegation untainted with organization allegiance. not in their dotage but who know athletics and are in sympathy with it. Wisconsin ought to have enough men on the faculty with red blood In their veins to make this possible.

You wouldn't head the law school with a body of men opposed to the principles and teachings of the law, would you? 2. Ur. MeanwelL because of his personality, doesn't fit Into the picture, why not eliminate him? He stands charged with many things. I am not familiar with the evidence. I am convinced that he knew first and had first-hand Information of the Golomgeske petition.

He didn't pour oil on the troubled waters. It was his duty to the school to do so. Futhermore, I am satisfied that he Is fraternity minded, fraternity controlled. The school Is too big for such situation. It should be remedied.

3. Is there a man on the campus who knows more about athletics the temperate or prevailing westerly wind region. It is characterized in general by abundant sunshine, dry summers and moderate wirier rains, and is free from extremes of temperature; typical examples tre found in the Mediterranean countries and in southern California. Popularly the Bill Lengel of Li3. the mag.

is Colun-i pictures new eastern story manager Tne Lieut. Gov. O'Malley showed friendliness to the La Follettes in the 1935 legislature. It is said the La Follettes are not at all displeased over the O'Malley baiting of the organization democrats. Report has it that State Senator rumors say that Bob Jackson plans to bolt tne term may be used to describe anv Tomorrow More Letters from England.

Copyright. 1938, Publishers Syndicate) 4- with the Gecrgia-Talmadge delegation mediate between a tropical and a H. W. Bolens Is considering whether temperate climate, as that cf south era Florida. Q.

What is a "Dad" In the card General Vanderbilt, who has been so cruise on his yet In the Caribbean Our little Boston friend. Enhel Cochrane, has finally gotten a break. She's on her way to the movie he will run for the democratic nom lnatlon for lieutenant governor or game tvansrUle cxaboer? for the congressional nomination A. A meld composed of three cards fhes wa Q- tv, cam. in t.n,i from top to bottozi over at News-Week, the same rait in of sequence.

in the sixth district with a reserve possibility that he may pass the democratic gubernatorial nomination. James Henry Carroll has suffered political disappointments. William D. Carroll is likely to meet with a similar fate. Attorney General James E.

Fin- know why yet In a Brooklyn movie hc-se the other dsy during the showing of a other campaigns aside and simply be a candidate for a democratic renomination for state senator In the fun. a ghostly figure emitted a weird: OOOOOP To which a heckler out trcnt 'In-And-Out' Driving 20th district. con-uled tne audience by shouting: "Arte it comes cut here!" The Carroll family Is politically ambitious. James Henry Carroll is Q. How many canaries are Imported Into the United States annually? A.

In 1934 imports amounted to silently more than 200,000. Q. What is the standard weight for bronze turkeys, and where are they chiefly raised? A. The standard weight for cocks is 36 pounds and for hens 20 pounds. They are raised chiefly in the Dakotas, Minnesota, and California.

Q. Has an airplane carrying a man ever attained an altitude of 84.485 feet? A. No. The greatest altitude reached by air-Diane was 47.352 feet. Balloons have reached a republican.

He has served In the state senate and ran several times for congress. His eyes during his senatorial terms were always look 'V ing for political advancement. Wil liam D. Carroll, his brother, a demo negan is in a quiet way having con- siderable influence in the elimination of gambling slot machines from the state. The attorney general receives many against the machines from people in all parts of the state.

When the letters come he simply informs the district attorneys of the counties in which the complainants are located of the complaints. He also writes in the letters In quite emphatic language that It Is the duty of the district attorney to enforce the law against gambling. The letters in many Instances have had the desired effect The district attorneys have gotten busy and have driven the gambling slot machines from the localities over which they have jurisdiction. crat and present state senator rep feet, but no man-carrylnf aircraft has ever resenting the 14th district. Is also politically ambitious.

He cannot The Huch Loftinf are blessed-eventuir. They now Cxe2 in Hollywood. He's at the Players Club and Dutch treat Tze best of Jake Eroudy's similes. I thought yoti must have forgcrten to include it) was: Sne was picked tp as often as a barber shop They are giving a benefit Feb. Jules Delmar he's one of the few showmen who rate being helped You tip off the telephone company that some 1 a-: are cheating them through a new trick -ire disks the aize of jitneys Marshall Arte.

3rd. scion cf the Chicago banking tribe, has Jolnad Tom Bottrke. publisher cf the Chi Ames Is the west coast man for tlt paper Martha Elair cf the has a new beau "Wild EUT cc; oi Postmaster Farley crew! Company Should Arbitrate nvMPLOYES of the Madison Street Rafl- ways co. have submitted proposals to Dudley Montgomery, president of that company, embodying their requests for changes in the contracts that are to replace their present agreements which expire tonight The men ask that wages be restored to the rates paid before April 1, 1932, that the si give up the Idea that a majority of the voters of this state are desirous that he shall be its chief executive, attained 84,480 feet. If you want a copy of our booklet ETI- QUETTH FOR EVERYBODY, write to Th.e Wisconsin State Journal Washington Bureau, enclosing ten cents (10c) for pos- tage and handling.

The driver who weaves from one lane to another between cars where traffic is congested or who cuts in sharply In front cf another string of cars contributes to traffic disorganization and Is frequently the cause of serious accidents. He has told friends that no matter what occurs In the way of endorsement of other candidates that he will probably be a candidate for the i vs.yA I LIKS THB WOM6N OF ffl CtIDDV TOPAY 6ETT6R WITH HEADS jPTl SSr" WW Wlf By rnHW' 7 mhm- fs The Henry DaTises (she's a Vanderbilt niaT patch it up, ditto the Paul Walters -T Abeles. the attorney, is handling "the against the firm publishing "Music Goes Remand Round." The action is based on that p'- you recently reprinted and submitted ty songwriters" league The bock that poem sold over 2 million copies yourself a lL-ten to Mary Small's rendition "Sing Old Fashioned Love Seng (to a yours sophisticated it's oofly good E.s widow Is offering II. C. Witwer material for the tir it should click Mor.ttr.arte, where Lillie is starring, suddenly turned out to where everybody is going Ernie Kclfi suggested the next time you write about a f.c? show you should say that it probably will lj as long as a Joe Louis opponent Henry Kir.

left this: The trouble with too many gnus whose hearts are as white as snow is that they're as cold. Your Girl Friday. Err.