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The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-10-21

1.-The best thing that happen political party when
by mistake otherwise unfit placed upon it's
ticket to have that defeated otherwise party
responsible for bad administration defeat of
candidate is vastly better for the party years of
effort to defend bad administration
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-10-21

By Wayne b. Wheeler, Columbus, Ohio
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
MAST ~ZASToPNIKI.
La Sale, Ill. John Puck.

La Sale, ILL.,. John Puck.
Conemaugh, Pa. Frank Podboj.
st. Louis, Mo-: Vincent Cain
kar.
New York Brooklyn: Felix's
Kramarsic.
Johnstown, Pa: Math. Gabre-
MIA.
Colorado City, Colo: Drag. Po-
gorelec.
Jakob Dolenc, Box 3, Wilcox,
Pa.
Tony Mrak "a Hackett, Pa, in
okolico.
Joe Pajk "a Pennsylvania.
John Mesojedec, Box 1877 Da-
Wis, w. Va.
Frank Crne, Cleveland, o.
Rock Springs, Wyo.: Valentin
Stalick
Ia Chicago in okolico sta nasa
zastopnika Mike Kulovec in John
Jereb.
Iastopnik Frank Podlipec V
Chicago "a Severno stran Chica-
ga.
Anton Sterile. Box 800. CHS
holm, MINI.
Anton JalovGan, "a Hudson,
WyO.
Lorain, o. in okolico: Frank
Vevar.
Kenosha, Wis: Ignac Radovan.
Darragh, Pa. in okolico: Ivan
Ring.
Hibbing, Mimi: Frank Hitti.
Ia Minnesota: Jernej Crnogoj,
Box Az Eveleth.
Louis Glazar "a Sygan in oko-
leo.
Frank Verbajs, vandling, Pa,
box 1876.
Frank Cirk. "a Cleveland in
okolico.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25

Kaj povzro6a draginjo vsakdanjih
Evil?
Profit.
Kaj je krivo, da je meso tako po-
drazalo?
Profit.
Kaj je krivo, da je moka, maslo,
jajca in ostali zivez tako drag?
Profit.
Kaj je krivo, da je sedaj premog
drazji?
Profit.
IIaj je vzrok, da so place vedno
pajhne?
Profit.
Kdo je kriv, da delavec ne dobi
toliko place kot porabi "a hrano,
obleko in stan?
Profit-profit-profit!
In kako maj Sc temu odpomore?
UNICITE PROFIT!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
w STRANkE.

" e~ksekutivo SLOW. soc. organi-
racije "a leto 1910 SC izvolJenl
sledeGi sOdrugi John Petricr
1916 w. 81 st Str. Chicago, ILL.,,
tajnikom; John Molek, organiza-
torjem; Frank Saws, Josip Ia
yertnik in Frank Petric pa od-
bornikom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25

- Vsled neznoSnih cen mesa so
v Clevelandu %vprizorili Strajk -
bojkot. Kakih 10000 d~elavcev je
cbljubilo. da mesec dni ne bodo
Jedi mesa.
MeScanski listi porocajo, da je
ia odlocen korak incl tolikO vSpe-
ha, da je cena meSu padla "a en-
cent.
- v sredo dine 10. januarja t. /,
Cb II uri dopoldne Sc je odpeljal
znameniti John r.. Walsh. XII je
bankrotiral 4 20 milijoni, "a nekaj
let ma oddih V drzavno jeGo Lea
venworth, Kans.
Walsh je bill pred dvemi lett
~oDsojen. Preiskovalen zapor mu
bodo odracunili. Ia sedeti ina lie
tri leta in 9 mesecev. SirOmaku
sc navadno preiskovalen zapor ne
%vracuni. u bogatini Sc pa postopa
milostno.
Ko ie Walsh nastopil svoje va
kance, je bila VISA bogata druzba,
XII zivi o zuljih in sragah delavca,
kar IL sebe. Rekla je. da je obsod-
ba brutalna. CikaSki meScanski
casniki so mu pa V dolgih clankih
izrekli svoje sOzalje. u debelimi
crkami so tiskali, Ge Walsh nj zr-
tev justice.
{, Delavci! Cd milijonariev Sc IL
Hite kako zagovarjajo svoje sta
Hoyske tovariSe. vzlic temu, da
je j%ustica vtisnila pecat hui
ydodelca.
Delavci! vi pa pustite Sc fist
tovariSe ma cedilu, Xxi Sc z~rtvujeJo
Ia vas.
Ali razumete sedaj. zakaJ ste
sunni kapitalistov?l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
: BIvsi nacelnik policije S

= Blvsi nacelnik policije Ship
Ply, V Chicagl, Xxi je znan Sirom
Amerikc, ker je V svoiem stano-
vanju vstrelil slabotnega ruskega
mladenica, kterega hi bill lahko
obdrzal z emo rOko, DO vstanovil
detektivsko agenturo. Ola DO vo-
hunil V unijah.
Morda sprejme V sluzbo Harry
Orcharda? Kdo We?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
Mas fisk.

"Svobodna misel", st. II, 1909
Vsebina: Ivan Lab: Genealogia
nirca. - Lurski Gudezi pred so
discern. - Frank Macon: Morala
spovednice. - Rizovi kristjani. -
Pisma Amabedova. - Rdeca bro
Sura. - RaZno.
Vsak ~prijatelj napredka in svo-
bode maj Sc naroci ma "Svobodno
Misel'', jedino sIovensko profit
klerikalno revijo. Celoletna naro-
CHINA Stiri krone $50 centov)
Naslov: Svobodna Misel. Praga.
Vinohradi. Boehmen, Austria.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25

Ako &c imamo zemljo, imeti mo-
ramo craven tudi ~potrebno oro-
die, da pridelamo in izdelamo il
zemlje, kar potrebujemo "a xiv
lJenski obstanek in druge stvari.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
Zakaj zahtevamo orodie?

to pa ne moreno biti brez ME.
Zakaj zahtevamo orodje?
Ako &c imamo zemljo, imeti mo-
ramo craven tudi potrebno oro-
die, da pridelamo in izdelamo il
zemlje, kar potrebujemo "a xiv
lJenskl obstanek in druge stvari.
Zakaj zahtevamo motorje?
&c posedujemo zemljo in oro-
DIE Is to besedo ''orodje" misli-
mo vse pripomo6ke "a proizvaja-
ME V industriji cd navadne lopa-
te pa do ~najveGje maSine V fabri-
XII, rabimo naravno tudi zelezni.
ce, parnike in druge motorje "a
transport ljudij in blaga.
zakaj zahtevamo politicno silo?
5 p%olitiGno silo zamoremo dobi-
ii V posest zemljo, orodje in mo-
torje.
Kaksno stalisce zavzema social
zem napram spolom?
Mi zahtevamo .jednake civilne
in politicne pravice IA moza in
zeno." CPlatforma ameriSke So
gladstone strduke.)
Socialism DO osvobodil zeno
kakor mOza. PrineSel DO zeni po-
polno politicno in druzabno jed
nakost in io p~ostavil ma jednako
Stopinjo' CLiebknecht.)
Kaksno stalisce zavzema social
zen napram zenitvi ali rod
bini?
V socialistiGni druzbi bo rod
binstvo ma najviSji stopinji, o ka-
krSnem Sc danes l.iudem Sc nit ne
sanja. ker BIO zena gmotno neod-
viSna, lahko 10 DO 4 mozem dru-
zia prava ljubezen. ne pa kakor
danes, ko je vccina zakonov med
mozmi i'll zeno prisiljenih ko je
zakon Sramotna trgovina V ime-
nu denarja i'll druzabnih posto-
jank. DanaSnja forma zenitve DO
naravno zginila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
(Dalje.)

"Sedanji druzabni red Sc ina
premeniti potion glasovnice ali
revolte razredno zavednega de-
lavstva V drug sistem, V kterem
prideJo VISA sredstva "a produkci-
10 pod drUzabno kontrolo in pro-
lzvaJanje zivljenslih potrebSGin
sc DO vrSilo V korist vseh kolek-
tivno> organiziranih Judi" Isl
monS.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
Zakaj zahtevamo motorie?
zakaj zahtevamo politicno silo?

s politicno silo zamoremo dobi
ii V posest zemljo, orodje in mo
torje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25

'Zato, ker vedo, da delavec ne
DO tako dolgo svoboden. niti ne
bo incl Svojega produkta, dokler
Sc ne zave. da je on jedini pravi
proizvajalec in gospodar sveta."
(Herron.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
: L Atlante, Ga. prihaja vest


da so tam drzali Poljake pionec-
XII suznosti, XII so pred meseci pri-
sli V obljubleno dezelo. Neka nju-
jorska posredovalnica jim je OBJ
ljubila nebesa re ma TEN svetu, ce
gredo delat V Jackson. Ga. Ko so
priSli tie, pa Sc 81 scot. MISC zaslu-
zili ma dan. Cd te piGle place so
pa moral placati vozni listek. Pri
delu so Jill strazili oboroieni pri-
ganjaci, Xxi so Jill tudi pretepali s
kolici. V temni noel Sc .je ~posrecilo
pobegniti Jim.
Slovenski delavcil Ne hodite V
JUNE drzave in ne verjemite a
gentom, XII VAN obetajo luno 4
neba.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
Zakaj zahtevamo zemlio?

ZemlJa Je dom ~cloveStva. Use,
kar rabimo, pride IL zemlje; "a
to pa ne moreno biti brez ME.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
SociaIiStiGni katekizem.

SociaIiStitni kataklzem.
(Dalje.)
Kako dolgo re kapitalizem OBJ.
stoji?
Dobrih sto let. V nekterih kra-
Jih sveta pa Sc danes nina "a
slOmbe.
Kako Sc oznaci cell socialisticni
program v jednem samem STAY
ku?
'Sedanji druzabni red Sc ina
premeniti potion glaSovnice ali
revolte razredno zavednega de
lavstva V drug sistem, V kterem
prideJo $ sredstva IA produkci-
10 pod drUzabno kontrolo in pro
izvaJanje ~zivljenskih potrebSGin
sc DO vrSilo V korist vseh kolek-
tivno> organiziranih Judi" Isl
mons.)
Kaj pomenita besedi "'razredno
zaveden'?
"Razredno zaveden je vsak oni
delavec, kteri Sc zaveda pred
vsem svojih laStnih koristi in da
je clan delavskega razreda. t. j..
da je delavec in mic drugo; dale,
kteri Sc zaveda, da njegovc k0ri-
sti So skupne koristi vsega DELAY
silva, in da doseze Jill lie $ TEN.
ako Sc bori IA celokupne koristi
razreda, h kteremu pripada." 49,
(Nail.)
Socialist 81 razlagajo razred-
no zavednost tudi ma sledeci ma
Gin: Mice ne more utajiti resni-
&c, da jedeE razred ljudij zivi cd
"druzega razreda; kapitalistiGni
razred zivi ma stroSke produktiv-
mega ali d~elavskega razreda." -
lHerron.)
haJ Je razredm Dol?
Boz med posedujoGim in nepo-
Sedujocim clovekom; BOZ med Glo-
vekom, kteri ~proizvaja vse, a nj
ma niGesar in Glovekom, kteri ne
p~roiZvaja nicesar, a ina vSe. Raj
redni boz je star, kolikor je stara
takozvana kultura: boz med SUI
njedrzcem in telesnim suznjem,
med grajScakom in poljskim SUI
MEM in med kapitalistom ter
Medium suznjem.
Kaj je bogastvo?
Gotove forme naturnih zemelj-
SIKH zakladov ali zraka. ktere o.
mogoGi delo IA porabo ali luksus.
w kapitalisticni druzbi je bo-
gastvo komoditeta.' (Aley.)
Kaj je komoditeta?
Zdruzeno bogastvo, najsibo bla-
go ali delavna sila.
Kaj je delavna sila?
"Zmoznost cloveka. izvrSiti
rabno delo, maj 81 bo telesno ali
umsko." (Aley.)
Kteri trije faktorji spremljajo
proizvod vsake komoditete z
delavno silo vred?
"Oblika (forma); cas-; pro-
stor." (Simons.)
Vrsi Sc takole :surovina Sc spre-
mem formo, kakrSno 81 re clo-
vek zeli, postavi Sc ma prostor,
kjer Sc hrani dokler ne pride cas-
"a porabo.
Zakaj socialist apelujejo ma de-
lavce, da maj postnejo razred-
no zavedni?
"Iato, ker vedO, da delavec ne
BIO tako dolgo svoboden. niti ne
bo incl Svojega produkta, dokler
Sc ne zave. da je on jedini pravi
proizvajalec in gospodar sveta."
(Herron.)
Kaj je kapital?
'Orodje, m%aSine, poslopja in
VISA oStala sredstva, ktera rabimo
IA delo in proizvajanje.
"Kapital je oni del bogastva,
kterega posredno ali neposredno
v%porabljaio kapitalisti. da izko-
riscajo delo proletarskega razre-
da." (.Aley.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-20
Drafting

Drafting Surveying
L. w. GOODRICH
Civil Engineer
Box 627 Phone 724
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-20

1t-1 ~5-ss t-9- rzs 70 so o. 81.
-a.- -1-z-s zorz IS Isvs: done.
4-4 rc-z1 -s1 KEGS Lozs and
-gs " . family E1oEs re t--,-
O. t-e % .1y1e---t 5oT MICA
-s-Es- i. is raea -ot IN perfect
.es.-L'
Nam z.sz e1dl-es z.th no-lo
-z-s--s re daily misery o. hack
seae. -e.-s a5o1: ths a!2s AID ye.-
us. 5.-e. nervous SELLS. and w.
ray 1.51-de-s expecting 10 rsl.eL
5e-a1ss she doesn't Know Eha- is
the matter.
7. Is 10. tr1e t1z, every pain in
TIE region o.. -ae h,ps and lover al
G-uer .s female trouble" When
-z. ...ueys get coazes,e1 and in
famed there s. constant backache.
headacae. dizzy SPELLS, bearing down
ra.H. 1-ra-y disorders and o-aer
eree- pains which are easily mis-
.4<ea t9r sex ailmea,z. bl, Taich are
aee 20 the Swollen sick Kidneys
You ca1 t-il taa, f. is II leg 'rol-
be g.. tae secra.to1s are dark-co,oreI
and contain sediment Ike brick dls,
II passages are too frcquen,. o. scan
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WILL RAISE MORE SMALL GRAIN

farmers Of the county to the raising
OF better stock, such as mules, horses
and hogs. One day this week a local
buyer paid s1,2S0.OO for hogs on the
streets Of Ardmore, and I'll venture
to say" he continued, that the seller
raised that bunch Of hogs without half
the effort that was spent on any other
product Of the farm
Mules are another asset hat the
farmer Of Carter county is beginning
to take note of, and casual observer
can see any day on the streets of the
city, slick young mule colts following
their dams who are hauling cotton to
market. A good mule means ready
money and fortunate indeed Is the
farmer who has several brood mares
that will bring a foal every year
Hogs are another medium by which
the farmers bank account can be aug
mented and 10 the farmer who has a
few acres in alfalfa the system Is so
easy that 1t seems almost "a shame to
take the money" Burwell and Dexter
have an alfalfa farm and hog ranch
near Berwyn and are demonstrating
the fact that there Is money in that
branch OF farming. Numerous other
ine4ancee along the same line might
be cited. These facts are worthy the
consideration of the prospective pur-
chaser, for verify 1t would seem that
the era Of prosperity had arrived in.
Carter county, with abundant crops
bringing good prices, with a tenantry
practically out of debt, county whose
natural resources are worth kings
ransom, whose underlying minerals
would cause the wealth Of the Caesars
to appear as mere bagatelles, whose
broad acres but await the touch OF
the husbandman to blossom as the
rose, and whose birth rate Is the high
es. and the death rate the lowest OF
any county Of any state in the union.
Carter county invites the Industrious
farmer 10 settle within her borders,
and by his industry and thrift, estab-
lish a home, and help raise the stand
ard Of Progress, Peace and Pros
perity."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-20

1s1rzleia. sick heatscae and weak
eycsi-ht.
Dozn's kidney Pills have brought
sound backs an! nsx lie an
strength 70 thousands Of slfcrirs >
omen. This remedy is made O.
pure medicines, contains no poison
ous nor narcotic drugs. nothing tha.
would cause a habit. II cures bacs-
ache. kidney and bladder trouble
also hed-wetting Of children.
krdmore testimony
Mrs. Martha OusIey 615 \ S., =
", Arlmore, Okla. says: 4 suif-
ed for two or three years fro1
pains through ny back and limb
and I believed my trouble 10 re due
to weak kidneys. failed to find
relief, however, until I procured
Doan's Kidney Pills At ". p. Francs
Drug Sore. The contents Of tw-
boxes restored me t9 good health 7
tstl.e ement given IN May. 1867
The Cure Lasted.
On July Y, 1910, Mrs. Ous,ey
said 4 have been in good health
since Doan's kidney Pills cured ne
tzo years ago"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-20

Ire warnings Tnzt Point To
SICK. Hes. Kidneys
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-20

aea.rs-. & majority Of 1895 for the
amendment Choctaw county gave q
majority Of u tor prohibition an
poll Of three precincts In that
comfy nOw shows 361 for the
amendment and 90 against, d majOri-
ty Of 32o. Grady county, that gave
a majority Of 1884 for prohibition
shows on a poll OF Is precincts 1856
for the amendment, $50 against. a
majority NJ SOC for the amendment
Pot'4Eatomie couutythat gave ma
jo-i'y Of sos for prohibition, shows
from a poll Of Il precincts 1870 for
the amendment and 7s2 against, a
majority Of 1893 for the amendment,
With a fair election and an homes.
count, the local option high license
amendmen, promises 70 be yicto-
rlous by a majority Of not less than
5000.
The Anti-Saloon League has made
/ It's strong play TO prejudice the far
mers but reports from the agricnl-
tural districts show that the great
eat strength for the amendment
cones from that territory The far
mer has not only become disgusted
comes 20 his door and entices his
son 10 drunkenness, but he has seen
t4c folly of attempting 10 enforce
a law with which the people are not
In sympathy He fins that the stu
rendous cost Of prohibition has fixed
a burden upon him which he is not
inclined TO bear His taxes have
been increased until they are now
practically cCufsca',rJ and he dc
man IS release from this condition.
The clvlss in Tho proposed law pro
yldlng that $1,000 OF every license
fee be transferred TO tha C,r3ty road
and bridge fund appeals to HIM very
strongly because he realizes the ne
/ cessity Of good roads and because
/ he desires 10 be relieve! Of the
heavy taxation burden which he is
now compelled TO bear. The farmer
a. [ NE to ha coa-lus'on that If
| The sa., OF liWJ' Is TO continue it
should be under proper regulations
and with license fee that will ma.
terially assist in public improve,
menta and the progress of Oklahoma.
Voters should bear in mind thai
the Local Option High License pro
poosal appears on a separate ballot,
is stat" Question 40 and to vote
for this amendment It IS necessary
to stamp an X in the square oppo.
site the word YES"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-20
Free Delivery for Nowata.

Nowata, Okla, Oct ia United
States postofflce inspector is TO visit
Nowata soon for the purpose Of ascer.
tanning II the city is ready for the in.
stallation OF free mail delivery. The
receipts OF the postofflce now exceed
$4,000 annually and tho matter OF
sidewalks is being considered Sen
ator Gore called for an investigation
by an inspector.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-20
SUIT AGAINST ROCK ISLAND.
United States Express Company De
mands s45 5000.

Kingfisher Okla. oct l9.-W =.
Kimerer Thomas Smith, G. S. Van
Gundy, Link Barr and George Reams
OF Dover have been subpoenaed by
the United States Express company
10 appear in Chicago as witnesses
in a suit for $4,000, which the COM
pany has instituted against the Chi
cago. Rock Island & Pacific Railway
company. This amount the express
company alleges was lost when a
Rock Island passenger train fell into
the Cimarron river near Dover Sep
temher IS, 1906, the engine, an eN-
press car and passenger coach be
ing destroyed IN the water and
quicksand and have never been rails
ed. Several persons who were in
the smoking car have never been
accounted fol
The railroad company claimed thai
because OF quicksand in the river
bed If was unable 20 construct 4
bridge. An order was is
sued, however, by United States
Judge Gillette comman ing that a
more substantial bridge be built and
the order was complied with.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-20

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the feet In perfect condition.
TIZ Is for sale at all druggists.
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wish from Walter Luther Dodge.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-20

Your cough annoys you. Keep on
hacking and tearing the dollcat,
membranes OF your throat n you
want to be annoyed. iDut lf You want
relief. want TO bo cured. take Cham
berlaln's Cough Remedy Sold by nj
dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-20

Mr. Bissell, general manager of the
Mayfield Lumber company OF Oklaho-
ma City, Is here today on business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
TAFT TOSSES BALL OUT
Then He and Sherman Watch
Senators Beat Athletics.

Washington. April 14.-The opening Of the
American League season in Washington
to-day between the local and Philadelphia
clubs was most suspicious one. Presi-
dent and Mrs Taft Vice-Presdent Sher-
man and many other notable persons were
present. and the Nationals won by the
score OF 3 20 ..
For the FIRST tine on record President
OF the United states tossed out the first
ball. and. what was more. he sat through
the entire nine innings and seemed greatly
TO enjoy the contest. The attendance broke
all local records. 1926 paving admission.
while fully a thousand more were invited
guests OF the club.
The game Itself was stubbornly contested
on both sides. Walter Johnson being the
particular star. He held the visitors down
to one lone hit. and as a result the Sen
stors were never I'm danger. Plank, on the
other hand, was hit hard. thirteen hits for
a total Of nineteen bases being Washing
tons batting record. Back Of the pitchers
the fielding was exceptionally clean and
sensational
In the first inning doubles by Schaefer
and Lelivelt scored the local teams first
run In the fifth the final two TALES were
recorded johnson opened up with ter
rife drive TO the centre field fence for two
bases. and went to third when Milan beat
out a slow hunt to Baker. Schaefer got a
lucky two-bagger into the crowd in right
field and Johnson came across the plate
LeliveIt then hit long fly TO Murphy in
right. Milan scoring.
The big crowd entirely surrounded the
playing field, and two-base rule had to
be adopted Washington had the advan-
tage in this, as the locals hit the ball hard,
while the visitors seldom got the ball out
side the diamond.
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JEFFRiES HARD AT IT
Bob Armstrong Takes His Medi-
cine in Three Fast Rounds

Ben LOmOnd. Cal. April 1f-Refreshed
by his relaxation and diversion yesterday.
James J. Jeffries returned 70 the training
ground to-day. The first act on the pro
gramme was three rounds Of boxing with
Bob Armstrong, negro heavyweight.
Beginning with defensive tactics IN the
first round to improve his speed and foot
work, Jeffries was soon chasing the neSro
ali over the ring.
Jeffries's speed was a triAe better than
last Monday. Bag punching and handbaH
followed. and when the exercises were
over psrspiration rolled OF Jeffries
Fast is he appeared. sam Berger thought
he was bit off in his work
He's worried said Berger. and T
know his heart was not in anything he did
this afternoon. II may have seemed to
the casual On1Ooker that he showed plenty
OF ginger and life. but I know him too
we'll"
JeffTies is much worried over the i'm,
pending operation on his wife. Mrs. Jes-
fries went 10 Oakland tonight. where she
is to 30 under the surgeons knife on Sat
urday. Her departure puts an end TO plans
for a party tomorrow night in honor Of
,!effries's thirty-lifth birthday At least
that is his age as given out by Berger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
YANKEES Play TO q Ole Game

There was only one out at the time,
but Gardner and Foster proved easy.
The lucky seventh passed without
either side scoring, although the crowd.
after standing up and stretching. begged
and implored the Yankees to save the
game. The excitement was reserved
however, for the eighth inning. and
there was plenty Of it for a time Hemp
hill started the fun with a screaming
drive 10 right field for two bases. and
Wolter came along with a single to
centre. That was enough for Cicotte
and Wood took up the work, all Of
which has been previously told.
Enough happened in the next six in
rinss to fill book. but space is lacking
to tell of the many brilliant plays and
thrilling situations. Foster retired the
side in the tenth inning by first taking
care of a high fly and then scooping up
two vicious grounders, and getting them
over to Chase with time to spare.
Vaughn struck out two men in the
eleventh inning, while Wagner. who
made a hit, was caught stealing second
on an accurate throw by Sweeney. In
the twelfth. wolter pulled down two
long flies and Chase took care Of an
other. while in the thirteenth Vaughn
struck out the great Speaker. retiring
the side amid wild applause. He also
struck out Hooper. to wind up the four
teenth inning. after sending Niles to first
OF a base on balls.
Foster led off with a hit in the ninth
inning. but he stayed on second which
he reached on Austins sacrifice bunt as
Sweeney and Vaughn struck out Gard
ner raised the. hopes OF the crowd in the
eleventh inning with a safe drive. but
il led 10 nothing. Wood wound up the
fourteenth inning by striking out Foster
and Austin.
The score follows: