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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-17
Guards Win Again;
Marines Show Form
LONGEST BIG GAME ON RECORD PLAYED YESTERDAY - SEW
ENTEEN INNINGS FULL OF EXCITEMENT AND JOY
GIBSON ANDERSON, BURNS AND
S0ARES. STARS

Yesterdays game between the n.
G. II. and the Marines will go
down In the annals of Hawaiian
baseball as both the best and long
est big game ever played IN Honolu-
lu. Seventeen innings II took to
decide the match, and the sun had
long set before the Guards scored
the necessary run and won by a
score of 3 to 2. The Guards made
two runs in their second inning,
and that was all they scored till the
seventeenth inning. Fourteen
times they came up to bat, but fail
ed to add to their score.
The Marines made one in their
fourth and in the ninth another one
ticing the n. g. H.. Following
that. inning after inning was play
ed without "A tally. Gibson pitch
ed first-class ball right through the
whole seventeen innings, and GER
tainly he. Anderson and Davis were
the brightest stars of stellar
bunch of players.
Bushnell. for the Guards, pitched
four innings and then was replaced
by Burns, who twirled for the bal
ance of the game. Dom Paul" did
good wOr kin the box, and II was
one, two, three for Winters, Will
liams and Hayes at Burns very first
try.
The excitement ran high right
through the game, and when the
Marines tied the Guards score ev-
crybody went mad with JOY. Hats
and coats went up In the air and
for Ave minutes pandemonium
reiGned.
II was In uthe ninth that the Ma
rines tied the score. and the scene
that ensued will never be forgot
ten by those who were present. II
happened this way: Davis made
first on center field hit. Gibson
flew to Bicknell, Then Anderson
came up to bat and Davis stole Sec
end. Anderson sacrificed Davis to
third. Maxim hit to right field and
Davis got home, Maxim being out
at first Ave seconds later. Then an
argument started, but the run of
course counted, as Davis was home
before Maxim died.
Then the game went seven in
nings without any further score by
either side. The play was crisp and
exciting. and all the men were put
ting up the game of their lives.
There was tremendous crowd
present - for the largest ever seen
, ut Aala Park - and the roofing
was great. The band stand was
crowded with officers and their la
! dies, and all of them stayed till the
finish, which came at $50 o'clock.
| No one thought of dinner. and all
ideas OF going to church were aban-
doned.
The crowd grew larger instead Of
! smaller as the evening closed in, but
kept well to the boundary lines and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-17

ed to get to first. Lota died. Kaia
ditto. pitcher to baseman. No runs.
Hayes expired at first. Cav safe.
Coll fsnnned. Davis made first. Cav
out trying to steal third. No runs
Fourteenth Inning - Marcallino
died at first. Soares famed. Burns
safe to first. Lemon took base on
balls. Burns to second. Kaai few
to left field. No runs.
Gibson safe at first. Anderson
few to Kaia. Maxim ditto to pitch
er. Winters died at first No runs.
Fifteenth Inning--Bushnell bunt-
ed and died at first, Sumner few to
Winters. Lota got to first safe and
died trying to steal second No
runs. /?
Williams died. Hayes few to
catcher. CAV flew to bushnell. No
runs.
\ Sixteenth Inning Kaia failed
to get to first. Marcallino ditto.
Soares famed. No runs.
r. Coll famed. Davis safe to first.
Gibson few to catcher. Anderson
famed. No runs.
, Seventeenth Inning Burns
walked Lemon made first and
stole second. Burns to third on wild
throw. Kaai made second on good
hit and Burns came home. Lemon
died at home plate, Kaai got to sec
ond. Bushnell made first safe, and
Kaai died trying to get home, Sum
ner made first on safe hit, and Bush
nell was out at second. One run.
Maxim got to first. winters fam
ed. Williams died at first, Maxim
getting to second. Hayes flew to
Lemon. No runs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-17
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Racing
BOWLING
Rowing

second. Anderson failed to make
FIRST. Davis got to third. Maxim
few to Kaia. No runs.
Third Inning - Winters died at
first. Williams ditto. Hayes re-
peated the act. No runs.
Bushnell few to left field. Sum-
ner expired at first. Lotto initiated.
No runs.
Winters passed In his checks at
first. Williams kicked the bucket
at the same spot. Lota repeated the
performance. No runs.
Fourth Inning - Kaia died at
first. Marcallino ditto. Soares dit
TO. Kaia. Marcallino and Soares all
failed to make first. go
Cav died first. Coll made first
safe. Davis to second on fine hit
and Coil home. Gibson walked.
Anderson few to. center field. Davis
getting to third and Gibson to sec
ond. Maxim failed to make first.
One run. Ire. .......
Fifth Inning - Burns hit the air.
Lemon famed. Kaai did the same.
No runs.
Winters famed. Williams died
at first. pitcher to baseman. Hayes
stirred the atmosphere. No runs.
Sixth Inning - Bushnell few to
Maxim. Sumner safe at first. Lota
famed to make first. Sumner to
second. Kaia died at first. No runs.
Cav famed. Coll made hole In
the air. Davis hit a two-bagger.
Gibson died at first. No runs.
Seventh Inning - Marcallino
few to Winters. soares died at first.
Burns famed No runs.
Anderson few to Burns. Maxim
made first. Winters was nabbed at
first, Maxim TO second. Williams
famed. No runs.
Eighth Inning - Lemon died at
first. Kaai got free transportation.
Bushnell made first safe. Kaai got
to second. Sumner died at first,
Kaai getting to third. Lota failed
10 fnHke HTst. NO runs.
Hayes few to Lemon. Cav hit
into Kaai's hands. Coll famed. No
runs.
Ninth Inning - Kaia few to
Hayes. Marcallino hit by pitcher
took base. stole second and third.
Soares made second and MarcailinO
died at home plate. Burns safe at
first and Soares to third. Lemon
famed. No runs.
Davis got to first. Gibson few to
Bushnell, Davis to second. Ander-
son sacrificed Davis to third. Ma
kin then came to the bat and on a
left field hit Davis got home, Maxim
dying at first. One run.
|. Tenth Inning-Kaai died at first.
Bushnell ditto. Sumner Just the
same. No runs.
Winters. Williams and Hayes
went out one. two, three. No runs.
Eleventh Inning L0ta died at
first. Kaia few to Winters. Mar
calliho made first on safe hit.
Soares expired at first. No runs.
Cav beat the air. Coll followed
suit. Davis safe at first. Gibson
few to pitcher. No runs.
Twelfth Inning - Burns safe at
first and stole second. Lemon few
to catcher. Kaai also few to hndcr-
son, who made a wonderful catch
right amidst the crowd. Bushnell
few to center field. No runs.
Anderson hit two-bagger. Ma
kin famed. Anderson stole third.
Winters famed. Williams few to
center field. No runs.
AI.Ina.Ih IL. S..n,nar Gnll.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-17

strumental in putting three ncn
out IN one play. lie was playing at
short stop and made fine onc-hand
catch. and sending the ball to sec
ond had runner out, and the base
man throwing to catcher, the lat
ter managed to tag the man who
was sliding for home. 1t was a won
derful bit of work and worked the
crowd up to great state of excite
ment. The standing of the differ
ont teams in the league is as fol
lows.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-17
KAPI0LANI LEAGUE
BALL GAMES GOOD.

Two games of the Kapiolani
League were played yesterday, and
some good ball was seen. The
Reach team defeated the All-Stars
by score OF 10 to /, and the To-
kiwas put 1t over the All-Hawaiis
to the tune of . 10 G. Ouchi COW
cred himself with glory by hcing in
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-17
EVA WINS GOOD
GAME OF BASEBALL

Vests Warriors put It over Waia-
lua to the tune of - to yesterday
at Eva, and great is the rejoicing
thereof. The Eva team held the
other bunch down without sc0r"
until the sixth. when the Waialuas
made two. Up till that inning the
Waialuas had not got man to hrs''
and when they did score 1t was
through an error.
Clark pitched great ball, and was
playing in his best possible lorh'
His twirling puzzled the Waialuas
lot, and they could not make co"-
nection with the sphere.
The other match, between tue
Aiea and Waianae. was not played
but will be brought OFF In the near
future. Eva seems to have mort
gage on the championship, and It
will take strong team to beat them
A match between the japanese
team from Waialua and the EVA
Japs was won by the former by
score of 7 to !. II was good game
and was watched by large crowd
of people. The Eva pitcher was
well on to the game and put some
good ones over the plate.
{; % q
The High School hand ball tour
nament is in full swing now, and
already some fine games have been
played. The results so far are as
follows: ingalls, beat Barnhart, II
to II and 81 to l3; Marcallino beat
Crockett, ~ to and ~ to II; Pur-
Wis beat Andrews, 81 to IS and II to
20. There are four more matches to
be played in the first round, and
these are as follows Biart VS.. Rice,
McCandlcss VS.. Norton, Tracy VS..
Douglas and Garden VS.. Johnston.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-17
Mr.. SWAIN

Formerly cutter for II. P. Roth, is
now in charge of L. B. KERR e.
CO.'S TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-19
IAIENIK
Socialsticnih klubov. sp%adajocih k SlC
venski socialisticni organizaciji.

SoclallsticnIh kluboy. spadaJoclh k Sic.
venski socialisticni organizaciji:
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. /. Y
Chicago, III Taiuik: Frank Podiipcc.
$50 Grand Ave. SEGA vsako tctrto So
boto y mcsecu pr Fr. Madiju, 81 80.
Ccntr, Ave.
slovenski socialisticni klub St. :,
Glencoe, o. Tajnik: Ivan Kravania.
Box l01. SEGA ysako zadnio soboto V
mcsccu Y prostorih sodr. l. Kravanjc.
slovenski socialisticni klub st. 8,
conemaugh, Pa. Tainik; Stefan Fabric,
Box 3Oj.
slovenski socialisticni klub St. 4,
La Sale, III. Tainik: Valentin Potisek,
1921 Main ST. Redni sell l. in 3. ne
dcljo Y mesecu. 3. nedelja je pla6liivs
"a assessment.
slovenski socialisticni klub st. .,
Claridge, Pa. Tainik: John Bate.
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. 8,
Cumberland, wyo. Tajnik: John Bah
ti6, Box 33.
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. 7.
Murray, Utah. Tajnik: Edward Hoff.
man.
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. 8.
Roslyn, Wash. Tainik: John Makauc.
slovenski zenski socialisticni klub
"Proletarka'' st. 9, Chicago, Ill. Tai.
Mica; Mary Grilcc. Scia vsako prvo IN
trctio ncdclio y mcsccu Y prostorih F..
Mladita. 81 So. Centre Ave.
slovenski socialisticni klub st. 10
Aurora, Ill. Tainik: Frank Praprotnik
Soia vsako ? nedclio Y mesecu Y pro
.t.rih soir. Jolc Kolcnca. $50 y. Broad.
way 81.
slovenski socialisticni klub "zma.
ga st. II, Cumberland, Camp No. 2,
Wyo. Tainik: j.. L. Pagan. Scia vsako
7adnio ncdclio Y mcsccu oh .. uri 20
roldne y finski dvorani.
slovenski socialistitni klub 'Prole
tarec'' st. ~. Glencoe, Wyo. Tank
Frank ccligai.
Slovenski socialisticni klub "Rdeci
prapor" st. IS, Ely, MINI. Tainik
John Pus. Box 50.
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. Il.
Calumet, Mich. Tainik: Jos. K%oGevar.
. Thorn st. (Tamarack).
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. Is.
Waukegan, Ill. Tainik: Ivan Gantar.
zoe Market st.
SLOW. soc. klub SC. 16 v Collinwood.
o. Tajnik: Alois Kotnik. 63ol Arcade
St. Collinwood. o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-19

KapitaliSti 81 ma vrhu cato. kcl
ma naSem hrbtu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-19
DOPISI
Franklin. kaS.

rrahNlih' mas
Prilozeho am PoSi'Ja"h ee'olei-
no narocnino III 'uui nehaJ Po"'
poro llStu. e j. 'u'hl iroletSrec
west SvoJiln naceionn' eo'ho on st
born "a haNa u'IaNSha PraNa: N"r
Sc delaNNN'S' Polo|"Ja t'c'' J' 'u-
kaJ pr mas i"J>'"p>' { 81 N'Ui,o
dOgadJaJo r~"zS'r"loe' jenna J' qua
6. novelnora PrrJSilesa Ie'a' no N'a
diva zailor'' |"@'E"'" "'i"C' "'Nu''
tat Je Oil; J'uth ihr'eN' urugl J'
ostal huuo po>h"u"N"h PEI IlNIJc-
nJu. Drug" u S''"''a P"telh "h' T.
decemora. Meu PrVo IN orugo Smo
n%apravllI' Same I'm N'h'e' lrl dru-
81 razStre'ol STA p" oNta!a ooH
mrtva. b'la N'a t~railc"|a' lretla
razStreloa J' o'la u u~'ceinora'
ko sta za@'ga'a u'lh' ro!ak Martin
zlakar III pa T"IJaN 'ohil HapiaS.
ka. ooa STA st Nrech" reeila, ker
sta usla prey It'd N''"' N'' jim Je
mogel ooSecl ogenJ'
Vsega ttga !e XIV po%reSnl ka'
pltailzem' kter' gleua ie' kako DO
de izRorlS'll "elaNca' ne gieda pa
ma nJeg"No Narl'oS'' tenn kraJl
Je ROY PreS"h' \"oere Sc prahu od
premega' P"'e"l Sc pa Vname. Mo-
clIo Pa nv me- N'' SItuaJe It. ila
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-19
NEKOLIKO

elias Svobode". bivSi social
Stitni list, kteri je pa ~ davno "a
bredel V zurnaliStiSko v~la-igar-
Stvo. ozirama Mr.. Honda. lastnik
in 'editor-in-chief'' tega Skanda-
loznega "%popirja", zlobno nami-
gujc Y svoji zadnii Stcvilki. koli-
kor je mogoce razumcti njegovc
'SlovenScino'. da niScm JAZZ odra
6unal "Proletarcu' narotnine
ktcro sci nabral V Michiganu mi.
nulo poletje. Mr.. Honda. kai pa
innate Vi pri "Proletarcu'. da hi
Jazz YAM polagal racun2 V ten
Slutaju sem JAZZ odgovorcn Same
.lugoSlov. DelavSki TiSkovni Druz-
bi. in cd iStc imam tudi potrdilo.
da sem poravnal do centa. kar sen
nahral naroGnine. Cemu torei vase
hudobno namigavanie? &c sem pa
pred par lett. ma svoicm potova-
nju "a vas list. priSel dolg. kite
rcga Sc niScm bill Y Stanu porav.
natl. tcga JAZZ niSem kriv. paG pa
tczkote ma potu. kar ste Sami pr.
mali. ko sem Sc primucil Y Chi
cago. \iSem Ii takrat dial tiSt ra.
Gun u Svojcm dcluo Dokazite mi.
da sem a oSleparil Samo N jedcu
cent
Honda, - nizkotna i'm oStudna
jc vaSa taktika,'l!
Chicago. ILL.,. II. jan. 1909.
Ivan Molek.
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FIR KlobuGar.

- klobutar hocc pc ysaki ceni
Ola Sc bavimo / MIN.
kaj hoce klobucar doscci ; tenn
piSmi. nam je popolnoma jasno.
Menu Sc gre IA o>cbc. Xyedett
hote. kdo da je ti>to pisal. da b.
ga mogote toll "a lese majesty
Tozi Sc Y Amcriki res lahko. zee !,
Re ma TEN kaj ali mic.
Seveda. sedaj je stvar druga.
klobucar je prckratek okroe
700 tolarjev Jednotincga denarja
Tako govori oficijelno Classic s
y. p. j. in temu vrjameno. V ura.
du so teki. Xxi govorc dolocno. da
klobutar nj oddal pc racunu vse.
GA denarja novcmu blagajniku q
FIR. kortctu in da .ie nalagal to-
ladevnc oblaSti. da 50 mu izroGil.
"pcrSonalni release. : ktcrim :,
hocc Sedai braniti.
Ampak to ie umazano dclo. KITE.
70 GA ne BIO @izrczalo pred zakoni.
kom.
Klobucar tistih Gckov ne bo dia'
"a klobuk in nam ne BIO pravil. ia
jc "vSc' oddal. In mas so nero.
dajnc knjigc in pa ccki ne %
kIobutarieva 'o~cbna odpuStitcv'
ktero je zadnii tcdcn priobcil y
njegovo obrambo tudi "Glas Svo
bode'. Y tenn mas ne prepriGa no.
bedcu: ne Klobucar. ne njcgova
"Resnica" niti elias Svobodc'
in cc Sc tako tiSkajo slepilnc akt,
angleSkcm jcziku, turSkcm al
pa kitaiskem.
Dokler Klohucar ne pove. kic ],
denar. katercga izkazuieio Geki "a
primanjkliaj-do tlei Sc ina vsal
clan pravico zavarovati prot.
MENU Y iavnoSti ne glcde ie to Pa
vel ali Savcl. Mncnic o tenn i
javno in 81 ga ne puStimo wet %
nobeni cent %naimanje pa cd pr
zadete osebe. MeSto zanimania
kdo ie pri "Proletarcu" mednik
mai raje pove kie so denarii S. y
p. J.!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-19
Morgan. Pa
Cenjeno u|redniStvo :

Cenjeno uredniStvo:
PrilOzeno YAM poSil.iam $3.50
kot poGovno udrotuiuo Ease in "a
svojego brata y Nemciji. Zavc-
dam Sc. da .ic list Prolctarec edi-
nj sloven>ki list q Amsriki. kicri
zastopa reSniono dclav>ke kori>ti.
Ne morem 81 kai. la hi Sc ne
spOmnil ma Kya> Zlobodc. Xxi kar
Ocitno brijc norcc Il d,lavSkih "a
sopisov. Sebe poviSuic kot bi hotel
reel: vidiS. JAZZ pa imam i'm mi MI
treba proSiti "a podporo kot ii.
Svoje prcdalc ina odprte le IN pla-
cane reklame "a razne Stranke in
ruJe %neprestano prot uradnikom
5. \. p. J. No. pa vsake stvari je
enkrat konec in tako bode tudi te-
ga.
Glede della je Saba kot drugod.
IA hrano 81 zaSluzimo pa "a kak
kozarec pive. D~elodajalci delajo Z
lludmi kot Z ziyino ne boiec Sc IL
MI, ktera hi morala malo boil ma
stopiti "a delavske koristi. Zal da
Sc Anglezi mani razredno zavcdajo
kot pa mi slovenski delavci. Kar
sezldamo 5 tezavo, to nam vse po-
dero.-Nedavno je bila seja cd IL
hlJe, ma ktero sta priSla diva orga-
nlzatorja. jeden Italian in pa mas
roJak ". Blatnik. Imenovani pod
repmki bi Jill bill virgil IL dvora-
ne, da so bill Y premoci. VISA hvala
nasemn rOjaku organizatorju Blat-
niku, kteri mas je poducil o marsi-
|cem in je sploh dOber govornik.
okrcal Je tudi Angleze tako. da so
nazadnJe cd sramu pobesili glavc.
IL koncu poroGam Sc. da .je ma
oozlcnl vctcr Upepelil ogcni lcpSi
gel nasega mesta, kjer so bile same
prodajalne. Zgorela ic tudi poSta.
honecno Vas pozdravim in ze-
lin obilo predplacnikov.
SalcGan.
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INA BESEDo.

Klobucar IL So. Chicago hoGc
imeti beSedo.
Ma liStnico uredniStva Y 81. 20
P%rolctarca' jc postal SledeGe
piSmo:
So. Chicago jan. II. 700.
GoSpodi pri Proletarcu.
Ia naSlov rabim cato kcr nevem
kje ie uradniStvo ali kcdo ie sploh
uradnik ali uradniki? Ie to Same
dclovauie izkaze zadoStuo hinav-
Stino pr vas uih5e ncprcvzame
odgovornoSti pr vas "a blatenie
lludi 20 NaScm SmiSlu. Da ste hi
navci tcga nemoretc tahiti Kcdai
sem Vas iaz proSil de- rrjohcitc
kak zagoyor cd meme Zakai zavi-
late rcSnicco TiSti MOI Mi pray
laprav hinavc. koii ie spiSal oni
lopov>ki dopiS mi IL Ely marvec So
nahaia Chicago i'm Sc Skriva kot
kuiek. kateri So boji de hi mu Ike
do ma rep Stopil. Sramota. Sramota
"a MEGA.
Idz povem v>akcmu V hrk koi
On gre uopa zahrhtom zato pa tudi
pri moni uohcncga hinavStya. pri-
vaiih nckatcrnikih pa Snloh druzi-
ca nj kot hinavStvo DaStc pravi-
roliuhi priohfili hi ono poslauo l-l-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-19
Najbolj karekteristicno IN

NdJOolJ hdrekterlStlcnO INA
menje "a danaSnjo krizo .ie. da Sc
mnoze zenske delavne moGi V obrt
nih podietiih. To je kapitaliSti-
Gna VOLTA. da mozki delavci posto-
paio. matere, mlada dekleta in o.
troci hodijo pa delavnice, ker
delajo ceneic. V Chicago imamo
dandanes pckarije. V kterih della
jo le zenskc, brczposelni delavski
pomocniki pa zaStoni dan "a
dnem iSGeio della. Pogostokrat cd
puSte delodajalci mozke delavce.
da Jill potem nadomeStijo 5 Gene
MINI zen>kimi mocmi. kapitaliS-
TEN So gre N profit in 81 ne zme-
nijo. ce radi njihovega postopa-
MIA peSa eonzumna moe celote.
kar krizo Sc pooStruje.
V ten oziru pomagaio lahko lc
delavci. &c Sc p~oStaviio ma stalls
Ge. da maj bo dclo Y danaSnii dru-
zbi kot merilo "a dclavSkc place.
he pa spoil. Enaka plaza. "a cuako
delo. to mora biti tiriatev DELAY
cev. ako noGcio. da Sc bodo krile
ponavljalc vcdno hitrcie in oStrr-
lie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-19
Ma b~lufanje in buldoziranje Klo

|o ~ oAJS INV
bucarjcvih pisem Sc ne oziramo
nit najmanje.
Sc enkrat KlobuGar je nafar-
bal. nalagal tozadevne oblasti, ako
.jc izjavil. da je oddal vse Stvari,
ticoGe 81 .Icdnotc IL Svoiih rok.
Dokaz temu so neizplacani ceki v
uradu S. N P. j., "a ktere bi mo-
ralo biti toliko vec denarja vknji-
zenega.
To je pa kriminalno. Ia take
.ljudi pa "Proletarec' nina pro
stora IA poslane zagovore brez pro
tidoEazov.
Kriminalne oSebe zagovarja in
.SGiti !e "Glas Svobde". cigar vre-
den kompajon je Frank Klobu5ar.
Kje je denar $. y. =. j., Klobu-
CART
To .ie zadnja beseda 5 Klobu-
cariem.
UredniStvo.
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Collinwood. O.

,'lllilN '''i. ~
lukaJ smo uStanovili SamoStojni
slovenski socijaliStiGni klub. Skle-
NIL smo, da Sc $ |. .iunaariem pri-
druzlmo SlovenSki SociialiStiGni
organizaciji Volili smo V odbor
1aJnik Aloizij Skof. zapisnikar
frank Mervar, blagainik Anton
nos, organizator j. KunciG. Zaied-
40 smo u%stanovili tudi tamburaSki
klub.
Socl. pozdrav
Karol Kotnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-19
Karol Kotnik.

ker so Tafta izvolili ~presedn;-
kom, bono imcli ' Ameriki priho-
|uje stir lcta tollkO prosperitetc.
ia Sc d'.dvcem he boGe treba de-
lat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-21

Coeur dAlene, Aug. 21.-wlth
more than thousand lumbermen and
farmers fighting the flames the for
est fire which ragged nearly 4S hours
on this reservation is still beyond
control this afternoon. The proba-
BILE loss of timber is nearly $4,000
900, although lumber mill owners
say 1t is less. Report is current dur
ing the morning that Everill Harri-
man was injured, but this is said to
be false, although nothing definite
has been learned as to the where
abouts of the youth or the surveying
party he is with. There was a high
wind last night. The fire blackened
area exceeds eight square miles. Fire
fighters reported this afternoon that
they expected to control the flames
when they reach the backfiring.
Searching parties are out for camp
ers, lumber and land seekers who may
be imperillei. The second fire in the
Mica Bay district is reported to be
controlled after doing $4,000 dam
age in stretch three miles wide and
five miles long. Heat from the fire is
intense and cloud OF smoke is over
the country. Blazing brands carried
nearly mile and gangs are quenching
incipient fires. A relief fire fighting
force was organized this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-21
Denver Gathering Endorses
Forestry Policy of Admin
iStration Under Chief.
ASKS SEGREGATION
OF GOVERNMENT LANDS
Delegates Fear Covert Attac on Pin
chot, But When Denial Is Made
BY Senator Patterson Pass Reso-
luton Advising Segregation-Many
Resolutions introduced.

Denver, Aug. 21.-The agitation
over the Colorado forest reserves anC
the activities Of Clifford Pinchot
broke into open fire before the
Trans-Mississippi congress yesterday
afternoon and after hot debate a
resolution calling upon congress for
a law declaring for a division of the
agricultural. mineral and forest lands
was passed.
The resolution was the one present
ed by former Senator Patterson Of
Colorado. The feeling was abroad
that 1t was a covert attack on Pin
chot and this assertion was made on
the floor by Frank Gowdy of Dem
yer. Mr.. Patterson said he had no
intention of attacking Mr.. Pinchot
and wanted merely settlement once
and for all of the charge that Pin
chot had overlooked technicalties in
reserving forest lands.
The floor was alive with prospec-
tive speakers until Mr.. Gowdy offer
ed an amendment commencing the
forestry policies of the administra-
ton. This was accepted by Mr.. Pat
terson and in turn Mr.. Gowdy accept
ed the Patterson resolution. Both
were passed and this effectively, 1t is
believed. stopped the forestry dis
pute.
The following resolutions were in
troduced:
That the income tax measure be-
come a law.
That the tariff commission of ex-
perts be placed in service.
That congress pass a law regulat-
ing the use of grazing lands.
That Alaska be given a territorial
legislature.
That congress pass a law preventing
the collecting of federal liquor IL
cense in prohibition territory.
That aid be extended to American
shipping.
The principal speaker of the after
noon was Governor Hadley Of Mis-
souri,, VINO dealt with the rate queS-
ton in his state.
Governor Hadley declared that the
railway rebate and not the tariff was
he mother of trusts. He said that
,ne man was responsible for placing
The blame where il belongs and for
putting a quietus on the rate evil with
such force that it had not shown its
head since and that man was Roose-
'elt, He said he was not in favor |
II the government ownership of rail- |
'oads than the government owned by |
he railroads.
He closed his address by declaring |
hat he believed the answer to the |
ate question was in making the great !
inland waters navigable