The Capital Times from Madison, Wisconsin • Page 2

Home Owned Home Regents Make U.W. Facility Appointments Also O. K. Constitution For Wisconsin Union Besides approving the constitution for the Wisconsin Union, the organiza tion which will govern the new Memorial Union, the University ol Wisconsin board of regents accepted the resignation of Prof. Chaunccy D.

Leake, department of pharmacology, and approved a number of minor appointment and changes. The constitution of the Wisconsin Union was approved Monday by the fac ultv. Regent approval now places the constitution In effect, and provides a basic plan of self government and self control by the student body. Other business transacted by the board Wednesday Included the following: In the college of letters and science S. A.

Leonard, associate professor of English, was granted leave of absence for six weeks, for tiie purpose of malting fundamental Investigations In the teaching of English in other institutions. Walter Goodnow Everett, of the philosophy department, Brown collegj, appointed professor In the experimental college for two months beginning April 10. In the college of agriculture Resignation of W. A. Hartman, Instructor in agricultural economics, was accepted, and Myrtle E.

Jones, appointed assistant In economics to serve from Mar. 1 to 30. Medical School Resignation of Chauncey' D. Ler.kc, associate professor of pharmacology, accepted. effee 1 of 1928 Appointments for the year 1928 1929 are Arthur L.

Tatum, professor of pharmacology; Jhn W. Harris, professor of gynecology and obstetrics; Ralph Emerson Campbell, Instructor In gynecology and obstetrics; John J. Bur by. Instructor in radiology; John A. Schlndler.

assistant in medical bacteriology; and John Mullen, assistant technician. T. Wlngatc Todd was appointed William Snow Miller lecturer for 1928, and Jean Hood, appointed assistant dietitian In the school of nursing. Extension and Research In the extension division A. O.

Barry was appointed lecturer In economics, and H. M. Barbour appointed to conduct an evening class In philosophy at Pond du Lac. Willard Woodstock appointed research assistant in geography; Eleanor Pfluke. research assistant in agricultural chemistry; and W.

T. Riley, caretaker in zoology. Fellows and Scholars Rowland Co wart, associate agronomist, granted honorary fellowship in soils. Mary Eloise Bradshaw, appointed scholar In American history, in place of Elizabeth Hickman, resigned. Legislative scholarships granted to Hua Fuh Woo.

John Mitchell, Richard S. Huff, William V. Holloway, Theodore L. Carter. Leonard A Call 8 In Probe Of Utility Finance WASHINGTON.

(P) A truck load of documents was dumped into the record today when the Federal Trade com mKsion began its Investigation of the public utility power companies under Eight representatives of the National Electric Light association and The American Gas association were sworn In as witnesses before Commissioner Edgar A Mcculloch. Paul S. Clnpp of Nev York, managing director of the National Electric Light association, the first witness, testified that although only about 50 per cent of 0 per of kilowe George's New Men's Shoes 6 now have on display, a fasrinatinp arrkv of the latest designs in spring footwear, straight from the leading style centers of the country. We invite you to look them over before buying. Edited Home Read' Swanson Says Eber Is Betraying Trust Slices Up Juicy Commit tee Expense, aiei Ions Charge mbly by Assemblyman He charged that Speaker Eber had "betrayed the public trust and Imposed upon him through the manipulation and errrmandermR of important mittee appointments, and by slicing up juicy committee expense melons.

Mr. Swanson brought Into attack ootn religious ana political issues, am referred to Assemblyman Henry A Staab. Milwaukee, as Mi. Eber's of the Klan. A few minutes afor Assemblyman Speaker Eber said that he "wished to be cnaritawe and recognize the he declined to recognize the ments by making a reply.

Committee appointments to which Mr. Swanson objected were the print wel to Col. Charles A. Llndberah. the and the committee to attend the funeral of the late Assemblyman Ernest Sonnemann.

Sheboygan. swansons Address Assemblyman Swanson's speech follows, In part: When the Congress of tile United States either ignores or fails to ap point Wisconsin LaFollette Progressives important major committees me of protest Is raised by both the press and the political platform orator in Wisconsin; but when a "LaFollette Progressive. speaker of the assembly betrays' the public trust imposed on him by manipulating and gerrymandering important committee' appointments for the purpose of political office boosts and slicing up of Juicy committee expense Inelons, the voice of protest of the press and LaFollette regressive in Wisconsin are uu, ry member of the assembly should ititled to a fair and impartial consideration by the speaker in mak appointments, pasca their business qualifications re gardless of their affiliations and views politics, pronioition or religion. The speaker appointed a printing committee, and though we had printers newspaper publishers available for committee, the nearest any mem came to knowing anything about printing was a member who Is stockholder of a creamery where they use tter print paper for wrapping butter, refer to this only as sample to ow the "fairness and business like methods used by Speaker Eber in his committee appointments. juts iinay uommuiee Speaker Eber appointed three state Col.

Chas. A. Lindbergh, th enation's flying airplane nying cswecte irom Min Wlsconsin. One of the members of this committee (Mr. Staab) 1 previously made the statement lat the Swedes should be banished Minnesota where they belong." and he gave a glad hand and a smile of welcome to "Lindy." The legislature passed Chapter 354, committee of five members, three appointed by the speaker of the imoiy, to investigate ana stuay tne tions.

This, law was published official July 15, and at the evening ses July 20, when most of the members had left Tor their honies, the speaker by a pre arranged action ap of this committee, and then had Illegal motion passed by the Assem bly electing himself a member. Speaker mittee contend question Department The New Models Have Arrived! You Always Know What You Have to Pay at able method of getting slice of It himself. The rural and labor mem of the' assembly were the one were vitally Interested in this law. they got no representation another sample of the "business like methods" of the "boy speaker" from the "state of Milwaukee," where two members of this committee reside. Ole says "The in Milwaukee." Cites Sonnemann Case We air remember our dear colleague, Ernst Sonnemann, who came to the JB27 legislative session, sent, here by tlve of the Lake Michigan fishermen, and whose life long experience as a sailor and fisherman had fitted him to know their legislative needs, and who voiced his' heart broken disappointment at not being appointed a member of the committee on fish and gam by Speaker Eber; and we also remember tne speaker scornful reply in denying him the privilege of service In this legislative body in the Interest of his fellow Yet Speaker Eber attended.

Mr. Sonnemann's funeral as a representative 'of this assembly and helped place a wreath of flowers on his casket. "Scorn for the living, flowers I quote from a letter sent me by John W. Eber, dated Jan. 8, 1927: "Should my candidacy be successful because of your favorable consideration, I shall maintain a position of fairness and Impartiality to all of the members, with the thought always In mind of best serving the people of the state of Wisconsin, and endowing our session with a record brief and business like." The, above quoted statement from Speaker Eber to his colleagues never meant anything more than a bait for votes to elect him speaker.

His oath of office meant only so many words going in one ear and out of the other. The parliamentary rules adopted by the as sembly were only a mockery. Injected Religion, Claim. On several previous occasions I have called this assembly's attention to the unfairness of Speaker Eger's committee appointments, and on May 26, 1927, after I had spoken on this floor. Mr.

Eber declared to the press that my speech "was ridiculous." but he failed to deny or refute my charges; and then he made the statement that he was sorry that 'a member of the assembly would inject the religious question in a speech on the floor. I want to tell Mr. Eber right here that I charged him at that time with having injected the religious and wet and dry questions Into appointments, and I am SUITS '25 All One Price TOPCOATS THE CAPITAL TIMES To Dedicate Songs To Zim Governor To Be Honored By Chain Store Musicians radio fans throughout the country will hear the two favorite musical selections 'of Gov. V. R.

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network. still back of that statement. And I want to amplify that statement today with another. Speaker Eber knew hat I came from a county where the Klan organ! jers punish though I had voted for him for speaker, by not appointing me to any major committee, because he wanted to point the finger of religious intolerance at me as a suspected member of the Klan, and with the aid of the political spy, Henry Staab, make a fool and and a wall flower of me, but I exposed his dirty game; and I now offer the sum. of $100 to Eber, Staab or any other political or religious falsifier who can produce any evidence to prove that am or ever have been a member of the Klan.

I again challenge our oath violating Speaker Eber and the political spy, Henry Staab, to refute or deny any oharges that I have made to this as Ellis V. Latchfords Are Parents of Son A son was born Wednesday at the leneral hospital at Mr. and Latchford, 11 E. John Schwenker Speaks To Lions At Stoughton C. F.

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Come! Mrs. Usher To 6e Buried On Friday The funeral services for" Mrs. Margaret Usher, 73, Madison resident tor more than 45 years who died Wednesday morning at her home, IU W. Washington will be held Friday morning at 8:30 from the home of tter nephew, Edward J. Usher, 2202 Keyes and at 9 o'clock from "St.

Ba phael's Catholic church. The Rev. Francis e. Murphy wlU 'officiate and interment will be made in Calvary cemetery. Mrs.

Usher was well known In Madison and was active in church affairs in St. Raphael's parish. She is' survived by her husband. J. M.

Usher: one son, Edward Usher, Madison; three daughters, Mrs. E. L. Kelley, of Man itowoc, Mrs. m.

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