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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21

Ionovno svetujemo nasim eitatel.
jem, da uzivajo takoj. ko dobt
slab apetit, T~rinerjevo zdravilno
grenko vino, to naturalno toniko
in kricistilc& Ona DELUXE direkt.
10 ma zelodec in drob, ojaci O.
boje in naredi novo eisto kri. o.
no "A pozivi in stori trdnega pro-
Il mnogim boleznih.
v lekarnah. Jos. Triner. GIG.
GID So. Ashland Ave, Chicago.
Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21
Poor chikaski sodrugil

" sredo vecer ob. s. uri dine -.
t. m. sc vrsi izvanredna seja elk
sekutivnega odbora Jugoslov. So
gladstone Zveze. ma ktero sc va
bio vSi Glani socialisticnega klu-
ba. Ma dnevnem redu so vazne
stvari. Seize Sc vdelezita tudi
diva sodruga iz Cook County Cd
bora ameriake socialiSticne stran-
he. SOdrugi, pridite V polnem
stevilu.
John PetriG. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21
DOPISI.
RAZNO IL SEATTLE, WASH.

Seattlski zupan je tudi pc No
VEN letu Sc vedno ista trmoglava
butica, 6. t. m. je spet DIAL aretira-
4 deSet sodrugov gOvornikov ma
ulici in Jill pahnil V crno luknjo.
Policijski sodnik Jill je pa oprostil
drugo jutro brez kallega zaslisa-
MA. o praznikih Sc nismO vdele-
zevali pouliGnih shodov,
- Policaj je naSel neko noe '
zelezniSkem vozu dive deklici, -
n je imela II, druga pa II let
- kteri sta tam p~renOjevali. De-
klici sta bill aretirani. Drugi dan
Sc je zvedelo. da je hiSnik pognai
revno druzino Ia ulico .ker nj
mogla plaJati stanarine. In tako
sta 81 moral iskati preno6iSca med
"bOomi'. Ko bi Wapp ravno ne
incl dovolj delavcev ma "chain-
gangu' lima Jill sedaj "a tri odel-
ke). postal bi morda tudi deklici
k "chaingangu', kajti pregresiIi
sta Sc pod $25kazni, ker sta pre-
rOcevali Y bokskari.
Bog mas varuj lakotc it'd. bo-
mo pa imeli bolje case ma onem
svetu - baSta,
- Stavbinski delavci V Seattle
SO ma Strajkw. Stavbeniki so i'm no
tell znizati place IA en- dollar ma
dan, kar pa delavci MISC sprejeli I;
cato je Strajk. Stavbeniki so
Povzrocili strajk unijskih stav-
binskih delavcev tudi lausko spo-
mlad. ko so hoteli imeti odprto
delavnico. Tcda strajk Sc je kon-
cal V par tednih s tenn, da so mo-
rail- stavbeniki podpisati pogodbo
"a tri leta "a doloceno place, o.
semurnO delo in zaprto delavnico.
SluSnia mas uGi, da noben kon-
traktor $ kapitalisti ured nikdar
ne drzi pOgodbe, ako vidi, da bi
mogel zatreti unijo. Zato Sc je
treba uniiskim delavcem posluzi-
ii Sc druzega sredstva: glaSovati
4 socialist.
- V Seattle je 1900 orgauizi-
ranih delavcev; vseh uni je 10.
Med tenn je tudi 500 organizira-
nth delavk $ trent uniiami. Unije
majo skupnega kapitala 100000
in svoje poSlOpje imenovano LA
Dor Temple"
V 10. Stew. "Proletarca''
sen Sc prenaglil : p%orocilom o
strajku V Tanana. Porocilo .je bio
nekorektno: Strajk So nj koncan.
Novice so bill prinesli razni listi
in JAZZ sem 10 poSnel.
Ivan Solar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21
DolinSek.

Chicago, Ill, II. jan. - DELAY
Gem v premislek. - Ko sem 6ital
zadnjo Stvilko ''GlaS Svobode'
katere naro6nik sem bill do sedaj,
sem ostrmel, da Sc list. XII trdi,
da De sccialiStcen. norcuje IL
m~izarSkega delavca. Franka Mira
vile, ker ne N pisati pravilno
slovenski.
Sc kjerkoli sen do danes prisel
skupaj 5 socialist, vedno sem sill
sal in videl. da so socialist ucili
delavce. ne pa brill NORGE IL
rjih-
Britt norcc IL delavcev. so T.
mozni lie kapitalisti in njih zavez-
Mkt, ali pa taxi ljudje, XII smatra-
j. delavce "a molznO kravo
Ko sem cital komentar pod
listom Franka Mravlje. SEN napi-
sal takoj pismo ma naslov elias
Svobode'. da mi nj treba vci
PcSiljati lista: zajedno pa dovo.
lin dozdevnemI laStniku elias
Svo5ode''. da SINE priobGiti tn
di mole pismo.
Iaveden delavcev ne podpira
nasprotnikov delavcev. posebno
pa takih. Iii brijejo norce il to-
variSev delavcev.
Frank Lisiak.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21
VABII.O
ma vesehco,

kterO priredi Ju9oslOvanski soci-
GlistiGni klub V Conemaugh. Pa,
dne /. svecana 1908 Y slovenski
dvorani Conemaugh.
Ma sporedu: Nemski ne znajo',
Saloigra /. dejanju. Sodelova-
10 bode slovensko delavsko pevs-
ko drustvo "Bled" in tamburas-
Xxi Thor.
X obilni udelezbi uljudno vabi
Odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21

Roslyn, Wash, 80. dec. 1907
lie redko sc kdo oglasi V pri-
lJubljenem nam "Proletarcu" IL
eSeleW z! u! BHIu29sGm II TIA
-zeI Of es N '..osIBlsIoLd,, NIupsl
!Aou sBu U!ABLpzod oms mSrISSsA
z 'eu!qIesUu eHSLBSOm9Ld 9sBu
zrasel tako velik. Hvaliti ga. bilo
hi Odve6, kajti list $ podu6nim,
mikavnim in delavskim razme-
ram primernim berilom Sc hvaI
sam. List napreduje in to je do
bro znamenje.
Sedaj pa k raznemu IL naSe ma
selbine. Tukaj zivotari do tisoG
SlOvanov; Slovencev, Hrvatov in
drugih. z malimi izjemami de-
lamo vSi V premogokopu i spa
damo k organizaciji L. NJ. w. of
A. Della Sc zdaj Sc vsak dan,
toda nekteri nam prerokuje jo. da
bono kmalo delali lie po diva in
tri dni V tednu. Seveda to so
samO govorice; vendar delavski
polozaj je tn slab in rojakom nj
nikakor svetovati. da bi hodili
sem dela iskat.
Elmo imamo milo vkliub obi
lici snega. - Pri sklepu zelim
vsem rojakom. zlasti zavednim
delavcem. sreGno leto 1905; de-
laSkemu listu "'Proletarec" pa
mnogo naroGnikov!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21

Podpirajte socialisticno case
pisje. Citajte "Proletarca'! Pri-
porocajte hrvatskim tovarisem
"RadniGko Strazo'l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21
| Agitat@ieen del.


Sledeee sodruge zastopnike pri-
~poroeamo delavcem, kteri so v
njihovem oblizju Pooblaseeni so
pobirati naroenino in oglase "a
"Proletarca" ter prodajati del
nice "a Jugoslovansko delavsko
tiskovno druzbo:
John Kravanja, Box 101,
Glencoe, o.
Valentin Potisek, 1921 Main
lSt., La Sale, III.
John Dejak, 1885 f. 39th ST,
y. f.. Cleveland, o.
Stefan Fabric. Box 305, Cone
maugh, Pa.
Dominik Petrie, Louisville,
Colo.
John Medved, Box 33, Cumber-
land, Wyo.
Joe Debevc, 1920 Humboldt St,
Denver, Colo.
Mike Zugelj, Box POP Murray,
Utah.
V Chicago so poobloSceni po-
brat naro6nino naslednii sodru-
gi: Frank Lisjak, Frank Made,
Frank UdoviG. John PetriG in
vsak drugi sodrug, Xxi ina pobot-
niSko knjizico.
Nadalje p~riporoeamo somiSlie-
nixon V doticnih naselbinah ,lr-
de6e sodruge agitatorje:
Frank Drmota. Box 96 Nor
gan. Pa.
Simon KavGie. Virden. III.
Frank Podboj, 759 Coleman
ave. JOhnstown. Pa.
Sodrug John Zobic. Roslyn.
Wash. je postal Stiri move cello
letne naro6nike "a "Proletarca".
Sodrug Val. Potisek Sc je zopet
oglasil z vecjim Stevilom novih
narocnikov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21

Glencoe. o.. -. jan. - Cenjeno
uredniStvo ''Proletarca'', Ker
Gclamo Y tukaiSnjih premogoko-
rih sedaj samo diva dni V iednu.
imam dcsti casa, da napiSem ne
Eai ~vrStic. ktere bodete nedvomno
uvrstili mas list.
Tukajsnji slovenski sodrugi Sc
popolnoma Strinjalo s vpraSanji.
ktere je stavil "Proletarec' Glas
Svobcde kompaniji. In to radi te-
ga, ker hi nekteri radi kupili del
nice, a hocejo poprej vedeti imena
cdbornikov pr CT. Sv. Co. Zcljno
smo torej pricakovali zadnje stew.
Gil. Sv., da zvemo "a Ia odbor. -
a ko smo isto dobili. citali smo lie
erdO Obrekovanje, kakorSno sc
slisi lie cd starih trcialk. ktere so
uevoSljive mladim dekletom ma -
fantih. Ravno tako je n~evoSljiv
CT. Sv., kO vidi, da ''Proletarec''
%rapreduje in prinaSa bolje Gtivo
svojim Gitateliem.
Stavim sledece vpraSanjc ma
"Glas Svob. Co.: Kie ste pa pref
bill Z delnicami. ko Sc nj bilo Pro-
letarca? Ko hi bill poprei dali
svoi list ma delnice. hi ne bilo
trcba ustanavljati "Proletarca -,
temvec agitiralo Sc bi IN "Glas
Svob.', kteri hi danes re lahko IL
hajal dvakrat ma teden.
S~vetuiem "kompanistom' pri
Gl. Sv.. da Sc maj p%ridruzijo Jugo-
SLOW. Delavski Tiskovni Druzbi,
ako so tako dobri socialist - in
morda ze ma propadu. s TEN bo
storjen velik korak naprej, kaiti
mesto dveh listov lahkO izhaja sa-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21

ko bodo delavci gospodarji
svojega della, ne bo brezposelnih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21

KJE JE? France Skrbic, donna
IL Zagorja OBJ Saw. Njegov naslov
mai Sc blagovoli poslati ma uprav-
nistvo "Proletarca."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21

Drzava Kansas prednja6i agi
taciji. Dokaz temu je lepo ste
'vilo novih naroGnikov ma "Prole
tarca'. XII Sc cd tam oglaSaio po.
samezno in skupaj. lie tako ma.
pref, sodrugil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21

LiStu V podporo :Potokar - ne
socialist = kriza 81.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21

SOdrug Val. Potisek Sc je zopet
oglasil z ve6jim Stevilom novil
narocnikov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21

SOdrug John Zobic. Roslyn.
Wash. je postal Stiri move cello
letne naro6nike "a "Proletarca''.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-30
Obituary.

The death of Mrs. Minnie II, WEIGH
occurred at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Stilson, on the
Hayden Lake Road, Saturday of last
week. Mrs. Welch was born on the
farm where her death occurred, Jan.
10, 1884 and most of her life was pass
ed in the town of Madison. She was
married July IA, 1900, TO George W.
WEIGH, then superintendent of the
works of the Great Northern Paper
Co. at Madison. Mr.. WEIGH was
drowned at Embden Pond, April 10,
1903. Of the parents, now both de-
ceased, one son, George, lad of six
years survives. Besides the father
and mother and son above mentioned
the deceased is survived by one sis
ter, Mrs. Lewis Thompson of East
Madison.
The funeral services, including Re
QUEEN High Mass, which were OBJ
served in st. Mary's Catholic
church in this place on Tues
day morning, at O'Clock, were large
ly attended and the floral offerings
were many and beautiful.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-30
Christian Endeavor Rally Day at
Bethany Church.

Sunday morning Miss Koch preach
cd an excellent and helpful sermon,
the subject being THE New Birth"
In the evening the Congregational
Society united with Bethany G.. +.
Society in a most inspiring service,
when Miss Koch preached to large
and appreciative audience.
The recital on Monday evening
given under the auspices of the Beth
any G. E. was a success in every way.
The musical numbers given by Misses
Fancher Sawyer and Mabelle Ross,
also duet and chorus by Dorothy
Day, Nina LaWton, Annie Caswell and
Agnes Mantor and solo by Mrs.
Georgia Simpson added much TO the
evenings entertainment. Miss Koch's
readings were received with hearty
applause, her last selection "The
Lost Word" by Van Dyke was most
impressive and will not soon be for
gotten by those who were privileged
to hear it.
The offering received Sunday even
ing and the proceeds from the recital
we're donated to assist in the building
of a Chapel in West Eden, Me, where
Miss Koch is now working.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-30
Class Parts Awarded.

Early in the present week Principal
ID. II. Perkins of the Skowhegan High
school made announcement of the
names of Miss Bertha Merrill for the
valedietory, and Miss Margaret Griffin
for the salutatory for the graduating
exercises of the class of 1908. The
award of these parts is made upon
the scholarship maintained during
the High school course, the valedic-
tory going to the member having the
highest rank and the salutatory TO
the next highest. In the present i'll
stance there was a difference Of but
one tenth of one per cent in the rank
of the two young ladies who received
the two highest school honors above
mentioned.
The other class parts, decided by
vote of the class, were assigned at
meeting called after the school SEES
sion, yesterday, as follows: Class
history, Marta L. Bickford; pro
phesy, F. Elmer Nolin; class will,
Reginald Z. Foss; poem, Ethelyn
Steward; for presentation of gifts,
Jeanette Emery and Alfred I. Nor
rill; committee to prepare class ode,
Bertha Merrill, Fancher Sawyer and
Gail Taggart; committee on class sta
tistics, Florence Philbrick, Bertha
Thompson and Mildred Weston.
The senior hop, for which invita-
tions were issued some days since,
occurs in Mlburn hall, tomorrow
evening.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-30

Buy your valentines of Buchanan.
Another barrel of that famous witch
hazel at Bucknam's.
John f. Taylor offers for sale a two
tenement house on West st.
+. p. Moore has some bargains i'll
new sleighs at his repository.
Lightbody's famous headache pow
ders, the guaranteed kind, at Samp-
son & Azores only.
Sign painting and lettering done at
L. w. Chase & Co.'s paint shop on
Madison Ave-, Skowhegan Me.
J. G. Griffin has for rent one of the
most desirable places in town, having
all modern conveniences and stable
Money deposited in the Skowhegan
Savings Bank before the 10th of the
month will begin to draw interest
from the LIST.
l.. w. Chase & Co. wishes to inform
their friends and patrons that they
have opened new paint and repair
shop on Madison Ave, opposite their
stable.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-30
Sorosis

Sorosis held an interesting meeting
at the Library Parlors, Tuesday even
ing, Jan. 2sth, with Mrs. Alice Gled :
hill and Mrs. Sara Haig, hostesses.
Mrs. Julia Robbins had the evening
in charge and the following program
was carried out:
Violin solo, Miss Elsie Bean; paper,
Scientific Work of the Govern
ment," Mrs. Bessie Lambert; paper,
"Dr. Willey's Experiments" Mrs. Ber-
tina Steward; vocal solo, Mrs. George
Simpson; selected reading, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Merrill.
The next meeting of the club will
be held in the vestry of the Congre-
gational church, Feb. 18th, with the
Woman's Club and Town Improve
ment as its guests.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-30
Woman,s Club.

The Woman's Club held its meeting
on Thursday afternoon, Jan. %, in
the Library Parlors. The program
was as follows; Vocal solo, Mrs.
Janet Judkins, with Mrs. Abbie Lam
bert, pianist; report of educational
committee. Mrs Kate Oak; "In Mem
oriam, written by Mrs. Olive Dealey,
read by Mrs. Hattie Fogler; paper,
''Fiction of the Last Century, Miss
Lizzie Hussey; vocal solo, Mrs. Mae
Bowman, Miss Lizzie Webb, pianist;
paper, "The Modern Novel; Miss
Sarah j. Anderson. Amendments to
the constitution were presented by
Mrs. Anna Merrill.
The hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs Addition and Mrs. Mary
Bailey.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-30
Will Organize at Madison.

A new Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution will be Or
gained at Madison, this evening, by
Mrs. Lois Creighton of Thomaston,
the State Regent Mrs. Creighton
arrived at Madison last evening and "A
reception was rendered her at the
home OF Mrs. Lima Moore Mckinney
at Lakewood, the Regent and com
pany of people from Madison going
and returning by special car. The
new organization will take the name
of the Margaret Golf Chapter" thus
perpetuating the memory of patrio-
tic and well known woman of Revo-
lutionary days, the wife of Major
Golf, who took part in the defense of
Bunker Hill.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-30
$50 in Gold
S24 in Si|yGrWare

Vote early and often for the Society
YOU wish to win the 500 in gold.
The Society receiving the greatest
number of votes between Nov p,
'O7, and Feb'y. |, 'O8, wins $50 in
gold The Society receiving the
next largest number wins the S24 in
Silverware.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-30

On Dec. "a, 1907 it was voted by the
Trustees of the Skowhegan Savings
Bank to pay dividend at the rate of
four per cent on Jan. 1, 1908. This
will be one half of one per cent more
than they have previously paid and
of course will be appreciated by the
depositors of that Institution.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
ARENA IS READY
FOR SCRAPPERS
CARPENTERS FINISH LAB0RS
AT VERNON
STRUCTURE TO BE UNROoFED
UNTIL WINTER
Gardner Goes Through First Work
and Expects to Reduce Weight
to 142 Pounds
Shortly

TIME Jeffries Athletic clubs new
arena, capable of seating more
n fight fans than ever attended a
glove fest in this section of the woods,
could be occupied today if the show
were there TO greet the populace. Yes
terday the carpenters pronounced their
work practically completed, and the
first of the troubles assailing Jeff and
Baron Long was thing of the past.
Whether In the day time or at night
the fans who journey out to Vernon for
their sport will be entertained under
natures canopy, until next winter at
least. The big arena will be left open
to the sky until the wet weather is
again announced from the Trust build
ing. and then canvas dome will be
erected.
And the open air part of it will not
worry tho enthusiasts a bit. For one
thing it will eliminate the post
nuisance, and one seat will be just as
valuable as another, so far as an I'M
INSTRUCTED view of the ring is con-
cerned. Then the smoke gets rather
thick sometimes in an enclosed struc-
ture, and at fights anti-tobacco fans
are often found alongside confirmed
rollers of the pill.
AS soon as the debris is cleared
away Jimmy Gardner will use the ring
for his afternoons boxing and will be
we'll used to his surroundings by the
time he opens the house.
Yesterday Gardner began his work
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
POSTPONE DATE
OF OPENING GO
NO MATERIAL AT HAND FOR
JEFF TO STAGE
MIKE TWIN UNABLE TO REDUCE
IN TIME
Baron Long in Frisco, Trying to Land
Pair of Lightweights-Mccarey
Completes His Tues
day Card

If "a bad beginning makes a good
ending" proverb is in any way true,
then the Jeffries Athletic club is in line
for a big, rosy bunch of success later
on in it's efforts to give the fight fans
an opportunity to witnessing a 25-
round fights. From latest reports it
now looks as though there will be no
fight at Vernon on the date scheduled
for the initial performance of the new
club April 20. Mike Twin Sullivan cam
not make 142 pounds by this time and
Jimmy Gardner refused to fight him I'M
less he tips the scales at the required
weight.
Ever since. Jeffries announced the
match between Gardner and Harry
Lewis as his opening attraction In
the new arena the fans have been
the housewarming of the Vernon club.
When interest in this match had
reached high point along came tele-
gram saying that Lewis had backed
down and absolutely refused to go on
with Gardner. INK Russell was then
offered by Eddie Keevin, the clubs
eastern representative, as good sub
stitute. Just as Jeffries was ready to
bill Russell as Gardeners opponent an
other wire was received saying that 1t
would be impossible to get Russell on
account of the serious Illness of his
mother, who is reported to be dying.
At this stage of the game Mike Twin
Sullivan dropped down from Frisco
and offered to fight Gardner before the
new club. 1t was generally supposed
that Mike would be accepted and
matched with jimmy. However, at a
conference held yesterday afternoon
the Twin announced that it would be
impossible for him to make under las
pounds owing to the shortness of time
in which to prepare for the battle. He
agreed to make the latter weight, but
Gardner said he would not fight him
unless he made 142 pounds. Since the
bout was intended to decide the well
terweight championship of the world
no one can blame Gardner for insisting
that his opponent make the required
weight of the welter class-142 pounds.
Sullivan weighed 100 yesterday with
his clothes on.
Baron Long, secretary of the new
club, is still in Frisco, where he has
been trying to arrange a match be-
tween two good lightweights for a
fight to take place some time in May.
Long attended the Britt Mcfarland
battle yesterday afternoon and he will
probably try to secure Mcfarland for
a match before the Vernon club.
Jack Anderson and Roy Drake have
been chosen by Manager McCarey to
fill the card scheduled for next Tues
day. The boys will box six rounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
ADDED STARTER WINS
OLYMPIC CLUB EVENT
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. April lin a
stirring finish Down Patrick, the added
starter, captured the Olympic Club han
dicap from Cabin at Emeryville today,
over a fast track.
The Monte Vista handicap, over the
Futurity course, was won by Jack
Nunnally in a driving finish from SUI
gar Maid. Results:
First race, furlongs. selling-Lee Harrison
H. Ill 0keog), % to 5. won; Bright, los Dear
born), 16 to 1, second Nellie Racine, 106
Gycurgus), to /, third; time 11s 1-5 Tawa-
sentha, Bribery. Misty's Pride, Frolic Gun
ardo and Prince Brutus finished as named.
Second race, mile and 20 yards-Darlengton.
100 CA. Walsh q to s, won Eduardo. 11s
Fisher), 10 to /, second; Arcourt, 104 (Hayes),
10 to 1. third; time 1:44 As. Ten Oaks, Monte,
Ralph Young Mary B. Clark, Etapa, Lazell
and Andrew Mack finished as named.
Third race 5 furlongs, Farralone handicap
Work Box 118 (McIntyre), to 5, won Bill
Eaton, 100 GILBERT, Is to 1. second Ocean
Queen. 100 (Goldstein), to @ third; time
100 3-5. Del Cruzados, Little Jane and Orlin
ormonde finished as. named.
Fourth race, IL miles. Olympic Club handi-
cap-Down Patrick, los (Mentry), to 1, won;
Cabin 100 (McIntyre), to l, second; Logis-
tilla, 102 (Heatherton), to 2, third: time
2.O5 3-5. Johnny Lyons, Rubric, Cloyne, Peter
Sterling, Janetta, Glover Leaf and Veil fin
ished as named.
Fifth race, / mile and 70 yards, selling
Boggs, "a GILBERT, 6 to 1, won; l.. C. Ack-
ery. 100 CKeogh), 20 to l. second; Belmere,
113 (Moreland), to 5, third; time 1:44. Tom
my Ahearn, Catalina Silver Line, Henry o.,
Bellmence and Kruka finished as named
Sixth race, Futurty course, Monte Vista
handicap-Jack Nunnally, ia &C. Miller), II
to s, won: Sugar Maid, Ill (Buxton), to 2,
4 ole 20 1
third: time 1903 AS. Silver Stocking, st.
Francis and Lisaro finished named.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
Round One

The men did not shake hands. Britt
was short twice with left leads and
third attempt was also futile, McFar-
land shooting his left twice to the fact
and right to the body. Britt hooked his
left to the nose and they went in close,
fighting carefully. Britt swung hard
with his left and right, nearly going to
the floor from the force of his. on
slaught. He was In quickly and shot
two lefts to the body. Britt swung
left to the head and both mixed it at
close range, Mcfarland putting his
right to the head and Britt countering
with left to the head. Mcfarland plant
ed two left swings to the jaw IS the bell
rang and went to his corner, smiling. A
thin stream of blood escaped from his
nostrils as he sat down.
The round was about even The men
were fighting all the time and both
showed great footwork.
Round Two
Britt hooked two lefts on the body,
and as they closed in Mcfarland up
percut with right to the jaw Britt was
wild with his left, and moment later
landed it on the body. AS they clinched
Mcfarland got stiff right In over
Britt's heart. Mcfarland danced bout
his man, but Britt shot hard left to
the body. Mcfarland at close range
shot two lefts to the face and put IN