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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-28
MU ti|dted

ka skrDro Pfr!1
ga potem elektri6nim tokom ni(.(.
clio do smrti.
lmamo sveeenike, XII prigovaria-
10 zrtvi, da maj udano umre i'm Sc
ne brani nasilne smrti.
mamo ljudi - lazniive ovadu-
he, Xxi izgolj osebnega koristolov-
stva prijayljajo gosposki MIN ne
lube osebe kot bombometalce in
neyarne anarhiste.
mamo ljudi. ko svoja pOdla de-
janja podtikajo svojim nasprotnl-
kom
Taxa je danasnja cloveska
druzba po bozji volji in wolff kapi-
talistov.
- Posamezni clovekoljubi in
nektere clovekoljubne druzbe so
zaprosile pri vladi Washingto-
nu, maj posreduje pri marokan-
skemu sultanu glede barbariGne-
ga trpintenja zajetih vojakov il
vstaSke armade.
HinavScina Pristna ameriSka
hinavScina
Iakaj Ii clovekoljubi ne pro-
testirajo proti lincanju zamorcev
ma Jugu in grozodejstvom. XII Sc
vrSe alb TAXI priliki.
Zakaj ii rahlo cutni ljudje ne
zaprosijo Wade, maj vso silo ma
Stopi "a odstranitev smrtne kazni.
Zakaj ii mehkosrcni ljudie mel
Drotestirajo prot neGloveSkemu|
postopanju kaznenci.
Iakaj? Zato ,ker Sc vse to vrSi|
donna, veliki ameriski republiki.
Maroko pa nj pod zvezdnato "a
stavo naSe republike!
= Situvaciia "a vladajoce ma
GrSkem je menda nevarneiSa, kot
je to raZvideti IL brzojavnih po-
rocil. Seve Sc ne gre tn "a prole-
tarsko gibanje. Vodje puntarske-
ga gibanja so 18TH misli in nazo-
rov kot Mladoturki. Vseeno pa
delajo nehote pot razrednozaved-
nemu delavskemu gibanju. Dan
danes Sc puntajo takozvani ste
bri drzave. Nezadovolini so xii
karstvom ma dvoru, XII protezira VI
vojaSki sluzbi same ljublience xii
karjev.
Ze pred dvema in trema lett sol
nastale revolte po dezeli proti tai
tinskim Skofom. Zahteva Sc tudi.
maj Sc konfiscira premozenje sa-
mostanov iii vporabi "a armada.
Ce Sc bodo vladajoci krogi vpirali|
tenn zahtevaIn. lahko pride do re-
volte.
- Socializem napreduje in mari
Sira tudi M Japonskem. Japon-
ska vlada OPAQUE strahom to|
gibanje in ga skuSa zatreti L bru-
talnimi sredstvi. Pismo. kterega
Je prejela "Gazetta del popolo"
.H Jokohame, dokazuje sramoto
japonske Wade. Pismo Sc glasi pri-
blizno.
Pred nekaj casa so zaprli zeno
Sugano Sugo .izdajateljico "Jijul
Siso' (Svobodna MiselN, kcr je
bila ma sunni ,da je razpecavala
socialisticne letake Tia aretacija
je ma Japonskem obudila tako
senzacijo, da ie .japonska vlada
po ministru notranjih del izdala
posebno izjavo:
"Japonska vlada napram socia-
listicnem gibanju smatra IA dolz-
most, da cuya morale in javen red.
Socialist so Svoje nazore razyili
skoro brezmejno. ''Svetost trona"
ktero svaki Japonec kot podedo-
vano seso ponizno spoStuie in ca
sti, je zgubila pri socialistih svoj
vpliv. Noben optimist ne more "a
nikati socijalizem ma Japonskem.
Ali to gibanje nj napol norost, kot
Sc govori pomirienjc, XII bo sa-
mo zopet priSlo ma pravo pot, am
pax ie nalezljiva bolezen za liud-
stvo. proti kteri Sc ie treba boriti
kot prot koleri in kugi. Vlada sc
ho bOievalo nroti Socialiynu dok
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-28
Ali lie ktero delo ma svetu.

da ga ne opravljajo ljudje"
vprasuje mex list. Xxi ga dobivamo
V zamenjavo.
Delavci delajo 150-2OO cevljev
visko ali pa Sc visje mad zemljo
ma slabem in Sibkem odru brez
ograie. Vsaki dan vagajo svoje xiv
ljenje. Ce bi jih pa kdo ma to o.
pomnil in jim priporocal mai isto
store "a osvoboditev IL kapitali-
sticne suznOsti, bi Sc pa isti delav-
ci posmehovali.
Imamo tudi ljudi - birice, XII
posade bolne zenskc in meme o.
trOke ma cesto, ker MISC placali
stanarine. Hisnemu gospodarju
Sc mora placati stanarina. Tako
ie doloceno V ZakOnu.
Imamo ljudi, Xxi zaprte ljudi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-28
Po uradnem porocilu d

Po uradnem porocilu della
danes od "a milijonov zena deklet,
ki so stare mad 16 let. re pet mill
jonov industrijelnih podjetjih.
DaleG smo priSli V "Slavni" repu-
bliki.
Kratkovidnezi in agentje ka-
pitalistov bodo trdili vzlic tel oGi-
vidni resnici, da socialist
razdirajO druzinsko zivljenic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-28

r. paper 10 devoted
~ interests of the
srkins class. Work.
q are entitled to all
-hai tn ey produce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
BIG DOINGS IN RING AT
FRISCO MONDAY NIGHf
Frank Mantell Meets Jack
Sullivan and Joe Willis
Hooks Up With Young
Peter jackson.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. e.
Flight fans vii have an opportunity
10 Judge for themselves 20.
night whether Frank Manteli and
Joe Willis are Of championship
caiiber when these aspiring pugl
lists will go up against two season.
I'd vets OF the prize ring.
Ia Jack tTwinl sullivan. Man
tell will be- pittrd against man
who knows every trick Of the game
aud although be now has z0.round
deciAlou over the Boston scrapp@f
Mantell viii have 10 extend him.
self TO ths limit. a. Jack has
promised to more than even things
mp. Sullivan has always coutended
that be won the fight b. a safe
margin aud that the referee handed
him a nice juicy lemon when he
awarded the battle 20 Mnntell.
Joe Willis also has a hard nut 10
crack IN Young Peter Jackson.
Although Willis will probably out.
box the baltimore negro In earlier
rounds. jackson - toNer OF
strength. II always boring Ia. and
Is a hard man TO beat Tho match
means much 10 Peter. for n be
succeeds 10 putting Willis away be
VIII be pilstd against some good
light heavyweight IN the near
future. The battles are each
scheduled for 20 rounds with the
betting even.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06

Ty Cobb. the bcHt base runner In
the American leagua. has played all
season. aad At the end Of hia ona
hundred and second game wnn cred
Tied with SO stolen baaea.
Yon don't wonder at Cohh'n abli.
Ity hut IKE a sprinter. a trifle
nervous. he II race horse for
speed aud IL as agile ~ a nsonkay
But when yes alas up fsescher.
you do wonder lie looks hks a
weight tnsser. IiiE frame Il huge
bespeaking endurance. not speed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06

But he Is deceptive
Heacher recalls fslli I.anKw when
that great bass runner waa eirc.
trffylng Chicago with his tcata tie
IL the seincAEuailon of the famous
old Colt And all that weight Hes.
cher Is tosing around couasz for and
not against hia pllfertns
Beaeher Dc Nnds nos ~ much
upon speed az he does ia crossing
the second haAsman or ahartntop.
lie gets aa big a lead a. poaaibia
and th. Instant the pitcher delivers
che ball 10 off like a flash And be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06

MADE NEW MARKS IN sspo,,.
WEIGHT AND iePoUnp a.
hER SATURDAY.

Matt NcGrath put tao ~,
records TO the bad last saturs,s
Chicago. a. the lliuoia gsais 4
letic meet.
The Giant Fastener sent Il.
pound weight flying thrours !
air for q distance Of ~ 4.
inches. shattering the forrnar !.
ord BY a foot.
He followed this up with A h.
of 175 feet 70 inches wlth 4.
pound hammer. breaking hls 49,
worlds record By three feet 4.
inches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06

eau run You are amazed az his
great bulk speeds forward He
reached top speed with his first
stride. and maintains a terrific clip
20 the end
Tho batter. who mnnt Do his part
swings wildly a. thu ball comes 10
him. 10 confuse the catcher. The
latter Euta "a. ssFaiKhfnna NJ and
whips IL 10 second
The man covering N not an icss
berg In frnnt IL The bali. speeding
for bis hands. AZ his 90 rs kno9s
zoo pounds uf bone am flfiFscle are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
las POUND MATCH

On Wednesday. September 8. Al
thu Lyric theatre. Charley Green.
who claims the title Ut hghtwetghi
champion wrestler Of South China
viii wTestle W. A. Cope. nf Chi
eago. at las pounds. cha*catcfs-
can. hest two out ~ three falls. fos
a purse ~ 500 The bout viii take
place at 80 D m. The winner
challenges any wrestler At Ia
pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06

ming
Sometimes iseechcr slides feet
frat Sometimes he dives FOR the
bag head first, aud again jumps Ia
and comes up standing the instant
the leap II completed He may b.
touched out. but the hand holding
the ball Ia unsteady and the ball il
torn ionme
After watching fleaeher Ia action
a few times you are not 10 surprised
a. his ability. FOR be has the speed
~ Iy Cobb And the atFsngth Of
Hans Wagner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06

When Henry Ordeman ieft town.
he dfes the flock behind him. for
with all The havoc he has wrought.
the hsg Norwegian was the most
talked Of grnppi.r ~ Seattle and
The only one that saa. strictly IN
IN. liFnelight All % the near
Nfara had hoped to get q match
with the cheasy MinneAotan. but
he waved his hand. good bye That
settled n Olson. fonmlff and the
rest bought tickets FOR Frvener
fields
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
ALLEN WINS
SUNDAY GAME

Seattle took the seventh straight
game for the week yesterday az
nugdales gardens when they wal.
Ioped The mack Cats 10 the tune
az & "a Q. The obese president
sent etlttle Rock Alien onto the
mound 90 deliver the bacon, and
when that steady individual left 4
he had held the ncafhiddefa 70
three safe pQkes and had admin
fstcrea another coating of Shiny
white ash. The Turks found Abcr'
deen.s sllngNtcr for eight blnglea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
coasr LEAGUE.

Al san Fran~ssrss--fsoa Angeles
ia. Oak iand ga
At 10. Anxwias~~V Vernon 90. Port
Lard "a
AZ ssrraufsnto~---siaefa q. san
Francisco q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
REINCARNA TON OF BIG BILL LANCE
10 BOB" BESHCHER, BASE RUNNER

Bob noscher OF Cincinnati Is tho
best base runner IN the National
league, lie has played about ocn.
hair OF the present season. and at
the end Of 9is ff,y fourth game as
a regular he had stolen ~ bases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06

tearing toward him The thought
~ that mountain bearing down
upon him II enough 10 get on bis
nwilKs around io touch the runner,
ard misses. for iieachcf has slipped
tho toe Of ono hhoe under the bag
while his frame describes hair cir
clio aud he liea on the ground grin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06

The Indians had a train 20 catch
and - the fans had ehsaee 10 do.
bate ho~ things mIght f3sse gons
Two. bali toAmera u the banh
ieagnea we're badly int6ned IA yea
fridays Games. Al Camaa. Wash.
one ~ them broke bic h9ak aiding
into the keystone aacl aaf another
suffered a punetured brttry ia his
Anhi~ when an oppoaAks knnionder
sisa feet first into ne. }nltIai cuah.
lon. ~ "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
Da6N Ball
SCkoHor&

The TURKS have taken - ont q
the last 81 games. sssen games In
row. five of which wsrn shuts ard
all Of shlch IL not 80 bad n anyone
should happen 10 ask you.
Nike and tho boys are playing
"a. right Kind o. = Eams 10 ain
They hit the ball. and hits ARE what
make runs. The fans don't wor.
~ about a frw fn~nAly errors az
long AZ the boys find the pm on
the beak
Aberdeen win come In for her
share again this morning unless
she turns the tables on the locals
The schedule calls for two games
today
The Spokane Portland game was
called at the end Of tho iIth inning
yesterday with the score tisd "a 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06

Al Chfcago--t-hicazo I. rtttshurg s.
Al ciHslnnasi--clnesaaati ,. ~
I4oots ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06

The Raven prescription services
means that the doctors skill IN pre-
serlbina is mos, efficiently supple
nssntsd ~ the druggists skill In
eompodndlnp. RAVEN DRUG CO.
f4tG 6eccrd Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
75c Genuine ; Line
Swaty Razor IOc
HOne.............4 III

Take tina Snort cut 10 sue
Dn cess Use a S~nuine u liaw
SWnty and You viii sue
coed in aisarp~utna Fouf
razor correctly II poasnsa
W go the pnmiitlaa thai puk
W and keep a faNrr IN coFsai-
ttan for proper shaving
Three Line SwatFs have
M fine and eaMrsa nldea. tialf
hollow ana thick ra2ufS
MA should be noned fiYet on
the rough sfse. tnen on
she tina.
80 Thin hollow ground rax-
prn require oaty - he laid
flat On the fine side and
W drawn three Or four times
~ AGAINST the edge to sharp
W en- Thw honinn may be
Done with Oh. waser OF
lafheF We ronfrthufe ice
until september teth On
this genuine 1-Ilne SHafY
M Tsc Genuine 3~IAns Awaty
m Has0r Hone .4.+s.a af~
M<H soc Two Line SwatY ftazor.
~ Hone 4s....s...s ses
NO. lisa nc CafbgFunfnu
w. Razor Hons. s.s.sy.s efs~
ti.e9 &xt same. ss.ssss...ssss ese
500 He'd Razor Hone ss4s.s.ss xhe
CSC Belgian Razor Hons 49,. Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06

II YOU doubt the economy OF the Monarch Male
MonarcIrs construction
Let show you how Monarch is built, and
Let us show you how the Malleabe Iron in Mo-
would burn IF spme ranges.
Let us explain the duplex draft that prevents the
Let demonstrate all these things and the hund
make up range perfection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-06
and One Hundred Tons of Coal
Will Be Given Away Free
Now and Be One of the Hundred
Receive Free Ton of Newcastle Lump Coal From
the Pacific Coast Coal Co. -

the hundred Monarch Maeabe sold during the balance
will of Newcastle screened lump coal delivered into bins
the limits This offer applies credit transactions wen cas
dy made for future delivery @
This offer the balance of this month only and the time ex
the liberal made sale Monarch and all those
range do consi
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
HAYES WILL RUN
D0RAND0 ONLY

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.--Johnny
Hayes. the winner of the Marathon
in London last year. refuses to enter
in any four cornered race. His coA-
tention il with Dorando and he will
meet him anywhere and at any time.
but he will not consent to go into any
contest where conditions do not en-
sure equal opportunity. lie Is con-
WINGED that Dorando and Longboat are
under the same or identical manage
ment, and to race two men instead OF
one he will not agree and has SO sent
word. Either one of them alone he
Is willing TO meet, but not both; for
II he met both. one he elieves would
be but a pacemaker for the other, and
such handicap was never contem-
plated in any Marathon. Hayes is as
hard As nails. lie has been putting
In plenty OF training on the boulevard
at Coney Island and In the armory OF
Troop c. Brooklyn, under the tutelage
or Ernie Hertberg. trainer OF the Irish
American Athletic club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01

One OF the FIRST instructions given
20 II. lie Roy Peiletier when lse as
y ermed the management OF the denlers
|Iantomobile show at the Wayne casino
l1eb. is to 20. was TO beat out C1eve-
land. He had that in mind I'm the gen
4 2ral scheme OF decora tons but since
Mr.. Peiletier and others or the com
kmfttee have been at the two New York
{Dhows they have decided 10 beat the
whole country.
Il Detroit leads In the manufacture
Inf automobiles. so why should II not
have the best SHOVE" asked George
HErant. We intend to do that very
xhinR this year, and all OF them ARE
Making notice right now. our plan
lays over that OF either or the New
York shows, and think 80 will be bet
Ter than Chicago. for we have not
Gopied and what we use is new. Every
fime I 60 over to the shop where the
Gtucco work Is being done, i run into
eurprises. The people OF Detroit have
no idea what Is I'm store for them when
we open the doors OF the casino. IL
will be the prettiest layout this town
ever saw
~ The Cleveland boys are prone TO give
mp. They have been finding out all
they could about the Detroit plan and
Insist they are going TO have a great
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
.LANGFORO POSTS
kETCHEL FORFEIT

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Joe
Woodman last night posted 81 600 vita
John l. Clark In support OF Sam Lang
ford's challenge TO Middleweight
Champion Stanley ketcnel Woodman
also agrees 10 put up an additional S4,-
600, making teh total $4,000 the same
10 go as a side bet, should Ketchel
feel disposed 10 accept his def
The proposition is open for 90 days.
III. by the nrst OF April sketcheI
does not see NJ 10 accept the chal.
lenge. said Woodman, II have every
reason TO believe that both the press
and public In this and other parts OF
the country will consider the title va
Gated and I.angford will claim the
championship.
I'm order TO get him In the ring with
I.angford. will let Ketchel split the
purse any way he desires, but there
must be a winners and losers end.
| will not allow Ketchel TO take away
the hogs end OF the fat. win, lose or
draw
Harry Gilmore. Jr., manager OF
Packey Mcfarland, the Chicago light
weight. arrived here from Los Angeles
last night 10 confer with Sid Hesler.
matchmaker OF the Mission club. Nc
Farland Will arrive by boat with 4
party OF friends on Thursday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01

John Ciarkson has pneumonis.
shrub aud Lonxboat are due Friday.
Jeft's press agent reports that the Ola
FELLOW is thinking OF disposing OF hts
deserted alfalfa farm.
Cobb and Msy will meet I'm windsor's
final bout "Wednesday evening
Eddie Laurence IL running the advance
details or the running meet al
Tampa.
Abe Lanstry viii try 90 stir up Detrot
bowling enthusiasm at the Printers
club tonight.
latter aggregation caught It's tram
for Detroit al last.
The promoters OF the proposed trolley
league will meet tonight at Clock
at the GriswOid
April -. L. tho date set for the Inter
collegiate relay carniNa az at the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania.
~
James VI MacDonaid's collie Pierrots
slow. An offer Of $500 for the dog
was refused
4 six-day auto race Is the irrepre"-ih,e
wants 10 pull the AFFAIR or at Gin
cinnati.
Harvard now annexes TO her other
titles that Of intercollegiate hockey
champion. IL - surely Harvard
year.
John y. Schneider hns decided to con-
tinue the ceremonies attendant on
his automobile garage opening.
through Monday.
10 ~ reported that Jack Blackburn, tho
famous Negro lightweight has COM
United suicide In jail where he was
awning trial on murder charge.
The Central A. .. 4. meets In Chicago
basketball Detroit W" and ID. A. G.
are still the most prominent bidders
Joe EberIein's rord house west OF the
city was the scene OF q lovely and
uninterrupted cock fight Saturday
night. Detroit birds defeating Fort
Wayne.
Columbus aancunces s35.00o trottins
derby. handlCaDs 10 be made In the
final heat on the results of the seven
preifmnaries I'm which the winnin &
trotters will qualify.
Toledo has msde nm oder for the Inter
Lake regatta Undoubtedly thfs viii
serve to shake down the Putin -Ba y
folks sufficiently. thus solving one OF
the annual problems OF the organ
ization.
The state Fair track win give nothing
but $500 purses next year. the plan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01


>-> which 'oIdns TO Tue rules OF the national pas
average
SUGGESTION it no, for the fact that the handle as wei. as
general contour they resembed the regulation
article. horsehde
Inquiry that the sticks invention OF Lou
MeAnstsr who held
chair OF basebaloiosy AT the Wolverine school
McAIste. Michigan
part sroundes
Being blessed considerable
Anaty McAlster
II
extreme He could whistle little his
shoulder and abas'e OF Mr. spadngs famous products far
into the hence that the oheds
'"e IN ofd h" NOBODY hgh MT one MN
MAsters plan copyrighted
werdlS OF
expense having one
to
than the bat the
bah when hit
be balanced by Increased
faster than heavy
men, and give vn thanks for baske,sar and S annual Az cy %
G A The n
live
wha wiz that Tiger
the Rhine and other things?
VIII to
change
hoping good luck with that
at Little Rock and
champions bum start
be OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
TRAINING HARD
FOR MARATHON

NEW YORK, Feb. Both Tom
LoEgboat. the worlds champion Mara
thon runner, and Alfred Shrubb, the
champion long distance runner OF Eng
land. resumed their training stunts to-
day. Longboat stayed over In Wash.
ington Saturday night after his race
there and returned 10 Allenhurst with
his trainer, Jimmy De Forest, early To-
day Shrubb spent Sunday la New
York. and went out to Montclair. y.
j., where he has been training, late
last night The little Englisman has
now fully recovered from the injury TO
his toe, and Is going along In splen-
did shape for the race Friday night.
The special fve.mile match between
Bob Hallen and Mike Spring Is attract
ing a good deal OF attention among
local followers OF the running game,
as the rivalry between these two men
has been Intense for some time. They
are running for a purse, winner take
all
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
BY PAUL Il. sRusKE.

1When the follower OF the Tiger
boards his car 10 journey TO the pa
Dark for the opening game OF the sea
non OF 1911, he won't Journey ou'
[Michigan-ave. No, indeed.
His destination will be an altogeth
Ter different part Of the city, for by
That time the representatives OF Mlch
{<kan'S metropolis In the baseball world
|Kill be entertaining al the corner d
MT Elliott and Warren-aves, on the
|east side.
n The formal closing OF the deal by
which the Detroit Baseball and Amuse
}ynent Co. comes into possession OF the
/ site destined for the new park was
ANNOUNCED Saturday morning. The
property involved measures 563 feet
Ion Mt. Elliott and 1875 ON Warren,
running clear through 10 Beaufait on
1.-THE east. IL Is at present occupied
|by the August Rouff home, yinyard
and gardens.
The consideration involved was s55,
loco.
For some time II has been known In
! real estate circles that the Detroit
lolub was in the market for centrally
k3ocated plot OF ground where II might
|be It's own landlord. The lease on the
|lDark where the Tigers have been To-
kcated In the memory Of the American
league fans has but two more years
TO run and matters have not been
ideal. by any means. The closing 81
II deal OF some sort was regarded as
|6ut a matter OF time. AT the new
|9ark there will be no wildcat stands,
|1nd, in all probability, no hostility 10
Sunday ball. The district Is largely
|tevoted to manufacturing. borders on
rear of the Belt Line tracks and
20 settled on the other sides largely
ny German element among whom
I1iberaiity in Sabbath obersvance is
In accessibility the new park is a.
near the Ideal as is possible 1t is
|Mithin two blocks OF the Gratiotave.
ltaf line, the accessibility 10 which will
he undoubtedly increased by loop
Running to the park. On the other
|Bide of the park is the crosstown
Zine, which gives access to all the
north and south lines OF the city.
IGeneral Manager Brooks, OF the De
'troit United railway, is authority fer
the statement that it will be possible
to take crowd downtown from the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
PLAN BARGE FIGHT
FOR EFFR|ES
AND JOHNSON
NEW YORKER OFFERS PURSE OF
$4,000 AND WOULD HAVE NO
TROUBLE IN RAISING THE MON.
EY FROM 200 TICKETS.
By TAD.


NEW YORK. Feb. IA prominent
WalI-st. broker who does not want his
uame mentioned at this time. Is trying
TO make up party OF wealthy sports
Who will pull OF the Johnson-J effries
light on barge three miles out from
New York.
The plan Is 10 give the fighters $50.
600 and TO limit the attendance TO 200
Each or the spectators is TO pay 1875
for the privilege OF witnessing the
bout. the balance or the money. which
would be $1,000. is TO go toward the
expenses OF the affair
Three miles out 10 sea this man
thinks that he VIII be able TO find a
place calm enough TO hold the bout
and the affair would be TO a finish with
fCur-ounce gloves.
Getting the 200 together would be
the easiest part az the show. He
could easily get 500 sports right here
In New York who would pay that
much ~ see such battle as that woul
be.
He also intends to limit the newspa.
pers TO one man each.
If Jeffries agrees TO enter the ring.
which Is almost certainty now. he
will offer the big fellow fine end and
try 10 arrange the bout
The police would be unable 10 inter.
fere as II Is outside OF their jurisdic-
ton. and the fight could be any way
they wanted it-bare knuckles or 9th.
erwise
No one would be aboard the boat ex-
cept the fighters and spectators and
betting could go on as freely as though
they were in the South Sea islands.