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...next few years a definite plan; the burden of accomplishment is then shifted to the people themselves. Needless to say, the plan will represent the best efforts of engineers, artists, architects, social workers, and economists. Four exhaustive preliminary surveys have been organized; analyzing living conditions: existing law in control of the area; topographical and physical facilities; and the economic and industrial potentialites and limitations of New York. These surveys will act as a foundation upon which to build. In the meantime a search has begun and men of promise are being specifically trained to do for New York what...
Perhaps they are innocent, even of plotting the disorders; but the statement of one of them made recently to the effect that he could not guarantee to control his men, if some steps of reconciliation were not undertaken, seems rather significant. Even supposing that the revolvers were for self, defense and the fuses for digging foundations, some responsibility should fall on the agitators' shoulders for inciting discontent. A radical enthusiast in the recent textile strike announced the principle of "when your boss needs you most,--strike. Content is a bad sign, never be contented. Strike whenever good times appear...
Goode pitched a steady game, allowing but six hits and several times getting himself out of bad holes. But the mound work of the visitors was also of the highest quality. Horan allowed four hits and kept the Crimson batters under control through most of the game. The fielding on both sides was almost perfect up to the last inning when the Crimson work fell down for a moment under the heavy hitting...
...interviews from anyone they can reach; strangely enough, it seems difficult to find anything definitely dependable in any of it. Several papers claim that future cooperation between the three colleges will be impossible; another, that it is all rot; one, that alumni will insist on taking control of athletics away from the faculties; a Yale graduate says that faculties are incapable of efficient management anyway--so far as sports are concerned; another paper reports that five Yale alumni urge the reinstatement of the Princeton ineligibles...
From the above material as good a case might be made out showing the advisability of public control of industry as the editorial made out for private control: but it is evident that we must go much deeper in our discussions of the question than the money profits of the undertakings now under state management...