Galveston Daily News (Newspaper) - October 8, 1921, Galveston, Texas 80TH 181 GALVESTON TEXAS 8 PAGES ESTABLISHED 1842 GIANTS WIN IN LUCKY SEVENTH TESTIFIES Don't the Boys Realize They're Giving the Old Man a Black Eye BUNCH WALLOPED THE BALL AH OVER THE FIELD YOUNGSTERS EN SCHOOL AXE FOE Six Pitchers Are Used in Third World Championship Contest Mrs Tells Board She Was Advised to Quiet BY WILLIAM News Staff Polo Grounds New York Oct 7 New York Giants should put a figure 7 in their clubhouse and salute the number as they pass by for it was in the seventh inning of the game on the seventh day of the month that the tional League corpse came to life reared up on its hind legs took the astounded Yankees by the hair and scattered the American League champions all over the scenery The casualties were 13 to 5 The Giants had played four gloomy innings without once leading their opponents They had gone twenty innings without a score when Mr Shawkey pitching for the Yanks got to thinking about the old days in the navy or the income tax or something else that had nothing to do with baseball and ly compelled two Giants to score by forcing them home with four balls when the bases were loaded to Score 7 The Giants did not seem to really want to score up to that time but Bob Shawkey in forcing them across the plate After the two Hants had been compelled to score the Yankee captain Mr Shawkey on an important to some quiet spot where he conld think about whatever he was thinking about and not be bothered Continued on Pace S Column 5 A II it CO Inc Houston plans some worthwhile things for its police department Only men of certain weights and statures are to be accepted lice schooling is to be rated traffic laws are studied and drilling is to to be be taught Thus and immediately will collective prestige and sonal confidence be elevated A thing easily acquired iu not nearly so much as that which is won through contest a man dumped into a job will very probably be dumpy his work but if energy and training are re- quired to get the job and to hold it then does he manifest an in- terest more general than Galveston's police department surely could not be held up as a model even if one be charitably optimistic There is a general lack of confidence in Galveston's police department Perhaps to this lack of confidence one may attach the readiness with which unfounded rumors aro accepted on the streets In any event there Is urgent need of a reawakening perhaps a revolutionizing of police department Using a police department as a political football is just the thing that ought not be done yet veston has witnessed just that thing for several years The an- beneficial effects of civil service in the department have so far failed of realization The promised shake-up has not been brought about The mayor as ex officio chief has said that the chief his appointee is in- subordinate The commissioner of fire and pollen has been ing the game At least throe of Special to The News Gatesville Ter Oct Rose Grady hospital nurse at the State Training School occupied the stand all forenoon and part of the afternoon in the investigation of the institution now being held in this city After having related j the circumstances when the body of Thames was brought to the hospital she said that she told Mr King I knew the boy had been choked to death King told me I did not know anything but hearsay and The least you hear the better off you will be I think he meant that he wanted it investigated Kicked She Mrs Grady also said that she had to treat many boys for sore shins caused by Mr captains kicking them while drilling or ing in line The boys complained that Mr Twyman kicked them on their shins I reported this matter to Mr King and Dr Bailey at the time it curred Mr Twyman had been there only a short time I have reported it several times Witness said she was now treating five or six boys with real sore shins and that during last year the age of sore shins was something like It is now She said discussed the matter with Mr King and supposed that he looked after It- Only one negro had been in the hospital with sore shins and he said he got hurt in the fluid She said that several boys came to the hospital who claimed they had been hit on the jaw and it looked that way to her She testified that only four boys had been buried on the state's property since she had been there on In reply to the question as to whether liquor was used by the of- she said she had heard of it being used and that she had od it on the breath of some of them while passing in and out at the ing room In regard to the discipline of the boys witness said the dis- ia very much better since the military officer came I have seen them drill and the boys like to drill but they object to pulling toes and standing on lines as it made them sick She said that she had treated some of the faces of the boys that were blistered resulting from standing In sun as a In con- her testimony Mrs Grady said she thought conditions wore much better since Twyman came that she had more sores to treat but less sickness such as chills fever etc LIBERTY BONDS SET NEW HIGH RECORD FOR YEAR By Associated Mow York Oct of erty bonds and victory notes extensive proportions on the Exchange today All established new records for the year gaining 20 to GO points Call Legislature if Necessary to Slay Klan Davidson Urges RUTH MAY OUT OF SERIES FOE SEVERAL DAYS FROM ABSCESS By Associated Press New York Oct Ruth suffering tonight from a severe abscess on his left arm which his physicians said made it doubtful If he could get in the game tomorrow and which might prevent him playing for several days During Thursday's game Ruth stole second and then third sliding into the latter bag and bruising his elbow The injury became infected while he was playing It caused him so much pain in today's game that he withdrew after getting a base on balls in the eighth leaving Chick Fewster to run for him An examination of the injury made tonight by Dr George D Stewart It is doubtful if Hnth will be able to play tomorrow he said I am going to examine his arm again in the morning The ab- scess is right at the elbow and very painful Swinging at the ball would irritate it and cause him much pain If the doctor says I can play I'll be the first player on the declared Ruth But I have a suspicion the doctor is going to keep me out of the game I'll be at the grounds anyway rooting for the boys to win Rooters in Gotham Just as Crazy on Baseball as Fans Are in FRED S FERGUSON flw York Oct when he Beauties played the Waterworks Wonders for the of And village band turned out and the of the circuit court throw out the first ball and the crowd around the courthouse got so hick and noisy that It stampeded he horses tied to log chain stretched posts that served is n hitching And remember how the Ladies Aid fried tlie four commissioners scorn llow have lined up against the mayor whose does not serve as an asset when viperous is needed And so the police department rides amid the swells and shallows of a craving for domination If Instead of swapping votes and trying to outdo other fellow should bo sincere and n remembrance that about people nre affected by the city board does or falls to do then aloo bo planning is Houston young lioy of the nigh school that everybody said would never amount to much won the ball game and then what a celebration there was in town that night hard elder an thing? Well that Is exactly what is In New York nnw The difference Is that tho for village championship as It Is In numberless laires towns and cities in the United Is multiplied some several thousand times ns the same game for i the village championship Is sented In York Where I he crowd of 300 or show ns on by Xew Tork this week has demonstrated that the emo- tions are the same the thrill is the same and the people are the same except that there are more of all of them In other words in the dazzling Special to The News Houston Oct tragedy of Lorena is made the basis of a statement given out here today by Lieutenant nor Lynch Davidson in which he suggests that the state legislature be convened to make laws to stamp out the modern Ku Klui Klan if present laws are not cient While expressing a warm ing for the memory of the old klan of reconstruction days he de- the modern organization j as something which threatens to be a serpent in our midst The statement of Lieutenant Governor Davidson is as doubt the Ku Klux immediately following the civil war was the salvation of the Southland my kith and kin far and near including my father played a strong hand fairs The present day Ku Klus Klan may have done some good things and cured some evils none of which however could not have been reached through the CONVENTION CITY FOR 1922 TO BY STATE Continued on Page 9 Column 8 BANNER CARRIED BY KLUX IS GIVEN TO WIDOW OF LOUIS CROW Special to The News Houston Tex Oct K C Murray of Houston was re-elected president of the Woman's Auxiliary department of Texas American gion during the closing session of the first annual convention of the organization here today The convention decided to leave the selection of the 1922 convention city to the state executive board which will meet in Austin some time F Other officers chosen First vice president Mrs 0 Burdick qf Wichita Falls second vice president Mrs E of third vice president Mrs Henry Hutchins of Fort Worth fourth vice president Mrs W W Ellison of Amarillo fifth vice ident Mrs A H Cohn of Corpus secretary Miss Ada Mae Maddox of Austin treasurer Mrs Ruda Stone of San Antonio torian Miss Mary Hamilton of tin chaplain Mrs M F Bannon of Fort Worth Delegates selected to attend the national convention in Kansas City Mo on Nov 1 and 2 included Mrs C E Murray Mrs F 0 Burdick Mrs George S White of ford Miss Ada Mae Maddox Mrs I F Stroule of Denison Mrs Drury Phillips of Port Arthur Mrs David CUTS NEEDED TO BRING REVIVALS IN RATIONAL WORKS EARLY PASSAGE OF REVENUE TREND OF EVENTS IN UNEMPLOYMENT CONFERENCE BELL TEXAN SAYS WOULD MEND CONDITION ALD ISLE PEACE CHANCES COMMITTEE FINISHES LUCK OF Live Stock Interests to Open ate Hearing on Import Duty for Hides BY MARK L GOODWIN Staff Correspondent for The New Oct age of the revenue to the end of business knowing to what extent the government proposes to pate in the proceeds and enactment of a permanent tariff measure that will protect the American producer against foreign competition were remedies suggested today in a ment by John H Kirby of Houston as necessary to solving the nation's unemployment problem Mr Kirby who is a member of the conference called by President ding now in session said that a third essential was the payment of a wage scale will more nearly nate with the price of agricultural products We must get the farmer out of the bread line so to said Mr Kirby before we can ly solve the unemployment problem in cities The farmer purchases one- half of the products of the cities and it is not possible for industries to dispose of their normal tion while the purchasing power of the farmer is either destroyed or seriously impaired Before normal can be restored all and must be restored to normal and the price of tural products increased to Uncertainty of the tax policy of the government and the the tax burden Mr Kirby said was seriously retarding industrial ress and are fruitful sources of un- employment Because they age new enterprises and hamper ex- isting ones Congress should hasten this action added Mr Kirby and taxes be laid with the least possible burden upon productive industry and the least possible ment to undeveloped enterprises Be- fore this country can employ its full man-power at a fair wage we must reduce taxation and abandon essary expenses of the government If the conference on the limitation of armaments succeeds it will be- come a potent factor in reducing tax expenses since of every dollar appropriated by the federal government has to do with war in one phase or another Republican Army Orders tion for Warfare if Con- ference Fails By the United News London Oct distinct feeling of anxiety over the Irish situation is developing throughout London ical circles It is felt that no time can be lost in getting earnestly to work to produce something tangible toward a solution in view of the in- creasing restiveness of the Irish ple The trend of events across the Irish channel in the last forty-eight hours has produced the impression that influences which might ger the peace attempts before they are fairly under way are now active Several events in Ireland reveal the potentialities of the present In addition to the conflict in County Cork where black and tan troops have had several brushes with citizens have become at the thought of a ROSCOE ARRESTED VOLSTEAD ACT CHARGE By Associated Press San Francisco Cal Oct Fatty Arbuckle who came to San Francisco today to be arraigned on a manslaughter was arrested as he left the superior court on a federal warrant charging him with having possession of liquor on Sept 5 the date of the Hotel St Francis party which led to the death of Miss Virginia Rappe He was brought before Thomas E Hayden United States commissioner and released on bond Later he departed for Los Angeles by boat i Superior Judge Harold Louderback M Duller of Houston Mrs H T I set Oct 13 as the date for Special to The Waco Tex Oct funeral of Louis Crow which took place here this afternoon from the First Church was attended by a vast The edifice was filled to the doors thirty minutes before the service began and several dred stood on the It was estimated that more than two Elkins of Sinton and Mrs Will M Denton of Amarillo A reception for delegates to the convention of the Women's iary at the home of Mrs E Clinton Murray was held tonight as the j crowning feature of the two-day convention which ended tonight Features of the convention today were the reading of reports of dis- chairmen new business con- framing of resolutions and a visit to Camp Hospital for ex-service men conducted by the Service Star Legion The morning session opened with a memorial service conducted by light of the world with two dred automobiles followed the hearse home teams participating blaso New to Cemetery may fnr Home village It runs to In York but iho village championship York Isn't blase at all If you think it to stand out vin the street in front of your town's newspaper score hoard yell when tho board or a mega- phone man tells you that the Yanks or Giants have scored two runs you ought to sec those hicks in New York jamming the sidewalks and be- ing blase Now York is so that the crowds nearly put Its Main street out of business Wednesday and Thurs- day Blaso men and women were so dense about a baseball score hoard at Forty-second and you've heard of those streets all that is and wordy and the crowds were no donso the main stom of the town was Just naturally paralyzed The j paper located there had to run a no- It just like Tho couldn't KOI through t mako his deliveries tho baker was Into and If lind a fire thorn would have beim a terrible in u si Mrs Clinton S Quin The evening session was given almost entirely to addresses Miss Pauline Curnick a national organizer was one of the principal speakers In the course of her talk she declared that the Auxiliary to the American gion is the greatest organization of women in the world imd that the keynote of tho work of this is service to disabled diors The women's auxiliary has departments with units in on the manslaughter charge mm civilians and renewal of warfare the tension has increased since the kidnaping of Travers Wolf crown solicitor for the city of Cork who was seized by three men at thrown into a waiting motor car ana driven to an unknown destination No word his fate has since been received The chiefs of the republican army have issued a warning to all officers and men that pending the result of the London there must be no relaxation vigilance training or discipline in order that they ace if it becomes necessary The Irish letin official publicity organ of the Sinn Fein urges that tion be strengthened In every sphere of public activity in order to prepare for the outcome of the negotiations which are described as a new sort of war Ireland must face against powerful negotiations Government officials fear the tude of extremists may the conference The Sinn Fein delegates will arrive in London Saturday with thirty They will be quartered in two houses in the Chelsea district which have been leased for several weeks as the Irish headquarters Passage of Railway Fading BUI With Abolishment of Labor j Board Favored By Associated Press Washington Oct completion of a majority report on permanent measures for the terment of business through the country was effected today by the manufacturers committee of the national conference on ment On the question of business re- adjustment the majority of the committee was understood to hold the view that readjustment of wages and prices downward was a necessary precedent to a revival of the nation's industry In con- with the readjustment process the report was understood to favor lower freight rates Keller in Funding Passage of the railway funding for the financial relief of the carriers now pending in congress was understood to be regarded by of J the report as an important step in economic betterment while the dis- continuance of functions of the road labor board which came in R MALLORY RESTORED TO ST Y.-GALVESTOX TRADE By Associated Press New York Oct passenger steamship Henry R one of the first ships requisitioned by the government as a troop carrier in 1917 has been restored to the trade it was an- today by the Line The steamship after the armistice was used for a time in the trade and recently had terranean been running to Cuba and Mexico conflict with the activities of the interstate commerce commission was Legislation the son eight-hour law was understood to be suggested as a means readily accomplishing industrial re- adjustments On the subject of ation report was understood to favor lightening unnecessary dens while still ample revenues for the government Lack of unanimity features of the report was indicated by a committee who however de- to discuss the report until it was made public at the full ence The resignation of W H house of Springfield Ohio as man of the which in- cludes Samuel Gompers and Charles M Schwab was announced Mr Stackhouse said he was to return home James A Campbell of Youngstown Ohio was named ast his successor Emergency measures for the of unemployment adopted by conference were said to be in ation in all parts of the country Co-operation of the railroads making effective the conference's recommendation was understood to have been tendered by a number railway executives in conference day with Secretary Hoover Negro Held at Dallas Has 8 Violent Crimes Charged Against Him Business was suspended during the funeral in the town oC Lorena miles south of here where Mr I of the United States she added and Crow received the wound last Altogether there are 3.700 units as night that resulted in his death here Wednesday morning and tho citizens of that place attended in a body The which contained the body of Mr Crow was covered in the church with the Has that was at the head of the parade In Lorena when the disturbance curred Mrs Crow had expressed a wish that she might have the flag which Mr Crow had soon when he stepped from automobile at and It was brought to her home hero Rev C T pastor of the Paul's Church anil U K pastor of the Austin Methodist Church Tim oniony delivered by Kov Mr The Masons had the grave with convention compared with a year ago She called attention In conclusion to the national convention to be held in Kansas City Nov 1 and 2 In con- American Legion Mrs Frank Moore made n talk on the American Legion auxiliary in Mrs Moore wrote the and for the tion in France during her stay in Paris In hor talk Mrs Moore said that tho French auxiliary does many things that are not done by the in this country WEATHER For and Saturday somewhat colder For East colder except on the coast For West fair colder In southeast tion Winds on to moderate variable becoming northerly EXTENSION WILL BE URGED BY BOARD MAN IS INFORMED Staff Special to The Washington Oct tion for the east end extension of the Galveston seawall to a juncture with the south jetty will have the active support of the board of army en- as outlined by General sing H Beach chief of the board to Representative today The hoard regards the extension as ly important in the protective of and will urge upon congress adoption the program which can be made the basis later of an appropriation The matter will receive attention probably early in the now session which begins in De- cember The extension of the seawall would mean a protective barrier connecting present construction at station 103 and the south Jetty or a distance of feet With the filling of this breach to the east Galveston's lino of defense against possible en- of the gulf would be complete Fort San one of the government's defense posts would be included behind sion Tho now seawall from which tho extension would start Is 10 300 Ionic am The last wor the i Special to The News Fort Worth Tex Oct 7 David negro being held in the Dallas County jail pending trial here on an indictment charging robbery with firearms in connection with the up of a party of eight and an at- tempted criminal assault on a woman was accused of Eight crimes recently committed ties of Sheriff who said they are prepared for trouble which might arise and that men could not force a delivery Sheriff Dan Harston broke the spirit of a crowd of fifty men who attempted to storm the jail at Dallas at Friday when he alone on the criminal court numerous other house steps and said There's crimes in County last night doing The negro will and today pear for trial when his case is called I in Fort Worth Oct 11 The crowd which was chiefly practically all have been charged to the negro Mrs W B Simpson of Stop Trueland Cleburne interurban identified the negro as an assailant made up of young men many of whom wore service buttons seemed to lack leadership and organization and was completely broken up when Sheriff Harston refused to admit a Sept 28 and Mrs Clara Connelley party and when a com- also identified him as an assailant i upon a machin Aug 9 Her home is on the Keller h road Two indictments were re- turned against Bunn in the assault case at Stop Trueland Other charged against Bunn include a holdup of City Prosecutor mond Buck the robbery of the H L Wallace Coal Company and the bery of an unknown man Forest Park Monday when the negro also held up and Miss Lillian Mulkey and William Ketchum Bunn was indicted yesterday afternoon on a charge of robbing Miss Mulkey and Ketchum Dallas Oct Bunn negro indicted for the sensational robbery of a camping party at Lake Worth and for attempted criminal assault remains In the Dallas ty jail after two unsuccessful at- tempts on the part of Fort Worth mobs to remove nnd lynch him of the end ot the wall with sheet for protective purposes orl Is afternoon bent on taking the from jail here were discounted by ORIGINATOR OP RACE SUICIDE SAYS HIS MIND IS By Associated Madison Wis Oct E A Ross author twenty years ago of the phrase race suicide an- before his students at the University of Wisconsin last night that he has now his mind regarding large families because of conditions which are saving more lives anil cutting flown death rate of the white race Is now an advocate of birth control he said Professor Ross of the phrase suicide as grossly Child labor laws advances In medical and paternal he Haiti have white a through thr thf nor future generations would benefit by un in- creased birth rate A birth to accompanied without tion an Increased
