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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-08
Taft Sorry Mont Is III.

President Taft has sent a message OF
sympathy to President Montt of Chile,
who is ill at Santiago.
Il have learned with much regret"
SAYS the mdssage. "Of your excellency' s
illness, and hasten to express my sym
PATTY and earnest hope for your speedy
and complete recovery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01
TIMELY HITS BY THE GIANTS
TREY DEFEAT ATLANTA HAND
ILH Ri 4 tn 3.
MetsraW's Men Leaf AFTER . frying start
Manager Again Does We'll AZ nat
and In the fieid nay mOad's Pitch
lng IneTeetIVe- AmeS's Coed Mork

ATLANTA. Ga March ai-Timsly hits
by MoGraW. Murray and Ames accom-
plt-hed the defeat Of otto Jordan'- southern
lseaEuers here this afternoon In a game
that dragged after the first few innings
and witch was not "a close "a the score
indicates The Giants were content ia
loaf along ON a few runs aud In tho last
three innings with Crandall pitching the
Crackers sneaked IN couple Ut runs aud
made he iini-h rather Interesting
Murray bObb~d up with his daily long
hit and drove la the first run scoring the
second on a single bv McGTaw. once
more the manager made good ~ bat and
In the field He was the only visitor 10
set a pair Of clean hits one Of them being
double Ame- started In ths centre OF
the diamond. pitching four innings without
Mt aud scoring Two runs On hts pair Ot
hits. Ames was sandwichsd IN between
been 50 eneytlve the Giants would have
been compelled TO hustle for the game.
tive In the s"cond ,nains he craSSeSs
hoped on him for three hits and scored
a run. Mctiraw then yanked his errinE
the park the rest of the afternoon. After
Amee had done 20 we'll for four innings
randall was put IN to finish the game
and as usual Jack Murray Inserted a long
Mt After shaw had walked and DOYLE
iiSht heide1's head fop three bases and
scored q few moments later on Mc'raW's
clean Gu, TO centre The Giants ETsbbed
another IN the fourth on singles by Devlin
and Amea and Merkles infteld OUT. and In
the sixth DeVl!n scored again after receiN-
ing a pass Mcrkle's out advanced him,
snd he gallant Ame- singled gain. scoring
the fourth aud last run
Beginning IN the seventh inning Johns
pitched for Atlanta lie - q regular but
belongs 10 Uncle sam. as he y soldier
stationed here McGraW poled double
Ia the eighth Oh the soldier. but VAS left
on laird The Giants leave in he morn.
lnG Tor t'reenVtlls. = G section Of the
bushes they have never before Invaded.
The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01
BStIIpard.

There were rwo games PLAYED yesterday
~ the three cushion amateur handicap
tournament ~ Tim Flvnn'~ Park place
room in ihe hrs' game Ells. ~. de-
feated " tA-aman. ~ bv the -oOre Of ~
70 - Eils made high run Il Case
mRn's htRh Tun was Z. In the second game
Pntt 10, defeated = Murphy 70. by the
score NJ ~ 70 q. Both men made high runs
~ r.
In practice game a. is7 ~ the knlcksr.
bo"ker Academy In Brooklyn Ferdinand
pOzgenherE. 20o. defeated Tom Gallagher.
R0 bv a score 81 100 20 tao. Poagen berg
made a high run % - GailaEhsr's beet
run vas -
In the amateur three cushion tournament
a. John ] Doyle's Broadway room y
Peterson defeated L. Sanders by the sore
~ 20 70 y. In the second game Robert
Bishop defeated s. Emerson By tho score
Is 70 A..
z II Byers. %. defeated +, Levy, IS.
10 ne three cushion amateur tournament
the score q % % 10. BVera made z high
run o. ,. Lavy's boat Fun Waa q
IN the pool tournann9nt ehroyar dafoatod
Hsynan By The scCre e - 70 q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01

.Tr~ Nnt'nx is 'us' and - tiabfr ard L. MOS
far % fhe pla' e.. ~ays secretary Hsydler ~ the
KING Vefdifl Maklng 10 mandatory On me
nia4 cr to return To chicago and fulnt the "a
rear - nj thfce ear contract ~ the hgure h.
-igned for - splendid from even angie 81 base
hall Ias ! dOgbt N the tou ~ is-iOn NAs div ided
on maj particular point. u II the best part Of the
1nding u means that contract once entered
into WneihrT rs the ciIh On ono >de or me player
or manager on ne other. must be reported ana
lived NJ Ia THIS u the reat Of the decisiOn and
-impl r"i'.ts'c- the pnh.iple upon which o.
The reference 10 club wing IN ~ the its r0n
trArt with manager Il something for the Phiia
dslpnia people - think about
Ban johnson tAste In telling Of the Killing deri
SION before lime 90 give ~ oU' wss a. question
shtF H. rurnuIeat On President 1869 "-r--
ness IN baseball rsperiai'y - there Was . pn
yate agreement among the MEMBER OF the com
mission not IN do N johnson wanted Killing
p-aded for ysar ~ T. said hut TIy eveVV hod y
rtss - Eiad n see this capable and Oel behs, ID
player bsch In The EAms
nen Manager Chanrc % the Cubs slkes up
frrTuits ~ looks nTsf a. their hands. - Ne ere
told he q probably look az theiT heads nrsi n
hs couid so IN them
Their 10 iu.t 0ne rhanre for our regulars 20
CO. going and s'aTt the -saspn ~ aid In 1873.
says H0ss Jennings. and that Il remaTkabls
amount 81 'irar warm weather on the Way North
W1Nrw NuTa MS FfsitN will open - baseball
see sun h. dar Win Wehh Aradrruy On min
PirE tn morrow the viii play Pratt IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01

!As Nutmeg is raced in MAssAc husss.s Nay
whersysr the p iooters have been boagkt
q NE racing, bat also because they have
s good dsy sS' snst Aa1
Nutmeg. In the as' two seasons this boat
has made a wonderful record for long
distance races last summer she started
ont bV capturing the bln"k Leland race
NEXT she took IaTt in the cruise OF the
Boston Yacht Club. and after ma king q
~ C run ,S. Lr@P Hsmd.I ,3 New poti ven,
Long Island
rus conte-, tho Nutmeg won. and ended
Re9r S%a6, uS from %sw q" bc hs dr ~
Nsnpor' around No Man. Land The
llanlsv, but was finished by Iawlev in tola
The Peri II. l. another Of tho class that Ia =
mad" name AS good consistent racing
h,at. Built In 1904 for George lee from
design. 81 l. \ Iioa r,lnan. she stoSd srcond
ihht $3.50 -on ~ III" raCing The following
year she NaS raced hy Dr Morton Prince
and finished fourth ON psrCcntag
Ia 1907 aud ls,s she was owned nv William
y. Rocks OF Providence aud raced on Nara
ganssit Raw, taking the championship one
year. Lass sea son she was bought for the
ira Vesend hay aclng and en,ered In class
J. bv her owner, James y. bradley. She
ship. The Aladric II a small boat OF Isas.
was also sold from here To Narra "a nsete
hay IN 1897 and has been raced by w. y.
class that was On Ma IRA ga nsstt Bay for a
lime y she Opitsah designed by W =.
L. nov owned by John Gubbel OF Philadsl-
The Setuu. which was built from desig na
Of burgess a Packard for Samuel Lewis
IN 1893 and raced only three or four timea,
= now owned by J. A. BufiinRton Of Provi-
denCe
Although = number Of the class are owned
along the Maine coast these boats have
never been raced a. u class The Tyro,
tWic. winner of the chRmpionship, has
been owned by Miss Helen v. Curtles %
phlladelphi4 since ieoI. Who has used the
boat Of the p foot class that wss
designed bv " n. crow uinshieid. Three
or four Of the class are owned around Port
u nd These are the AthlOn, a IAwlev
boat. built for Harry ~ Walker In iaaa
aud nov owned hv D. 4. Randall: the Clo-
rinsla. alSoH lAwlev boat. built for Cheney
\ tanning IN taa,5 and ned nv Vernon
y. Me-i. the Clotho. Small boat. built
Tor cheney tanning In 1904. which WAS
known for part 81 the ig05 zen son as the
CheWink V aud the Rube. small hat
built for Herbert l.. BOWdcn In i0Os. oWn ned
hv william l.. tatta.
The Chief one Of the original boats Of
he class. designed nv Ia Wiley and built
n 1904 for 4. Minsor. was owned for q
rnupls of years Nv Clinton II Merrill of
Portland. Last year she was raced here
and at NaTungauSett BAY nv Hollis Bur
ger-. The Chief now known ne the Marie.
IL NV ned nv Harold u. Bovd. -Four Of the
rlass continue 10 he enrolled IN the yacht
luh- 81 Msssa ChuSetts. although they
have not been raced since 1905 In fact two
n these were never raced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01
JICkSONUTLLE RACES.
live wire BesI. Good FIII~si In Feature
ES eDt.

Js.EspNvttI.T. ~, March ~ , =
Rqrtlat'.- liy"N ire. q prominent candida .
fpr the etrlv stakes 70 10 run a. The metro
poli'tp racks this spring. show ed : good
performance when he non the feature
race ~ Mon"reiI his afternoon, DE ittns
good fold iu % g1llOp Back u live Wire
o.. Nr1rtscr Ksrcheval ptiika aud the
perb, a., ndidate Boca GriRds The last
ntn!~d -ho~et keen urn OF sreed Tor
Wir. h. 'uriet 10. md the nnish found him
distant trailer
only one fiVori's won. tho successful
choir- being pirIing. v no EstheTed ~
ports it - dopbfiui q StgsT ~ start IN
Inc DeFhv The clio kers have " that he
pulled up verv sore afisT betnE breezed
81 30 hir stable The ~uumsrN
First Race So uuonss EaT.- court. i'0
= Davis . - =. NOn " sfInrr. Jas tlst cnpofi1 .
. % 10 -scond Ecss' lS M,l'ca 49,. 70
and Roger tIeroy rfiry also ran
Seroud RACE IOuI itrlonGs Darling IA
i, 70 j -rronI Eentuskt Ho,r 10 kOhn Is 10
thfrT TIme UGs7 Del. Miss Helene
ssapog N,ld AitsdenA and Br-- Triumph also
Th.rd Eare So 'Irlengs- Judge henderson.
III Nisoli - } won Ms ~; ~ ,Day import,
. to s-rond' non D'sE 10 'i.rlmond' : % !
board Afaila Hrevlts and Dave wallace aiso ran
Fourth Enr~ one nile and slHieeuth
ia, enporu = % :. Second. furnsce. iOs "
dsss ker5ssya sGd Srs 5snds 40 rsn -,
ffs,psr 70 = .sconG Bonris hard Us G.aS
MOI. is.y.i-r ana Imirais also rsa
~iNth Rare one mile aud slAteenth. E0eIon'
80 lRed 70 non R1 o., ", .sFasnsn,'
fbirf rIme gTgS Light kntght. slINsrsdo.
Peiieas. HuhOrs and Nsnsn also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01

New Arrangement AboOt HaOdicnps
Tournament In Prospect.

new rating of the Americas Polo As-o-
cation di-closes that the san Mateo Polo
club 81 CslifoTnia has Joined ana that " !.
Br.prse - The delegate Also n n ChIids
has succeeded =. II. Hunt a. delegate OF the
squadron 4 Polo Clthb W W NtlOcks ha :
aiken the mace Of - e. Byers for the Pits
burg Polo CLUB. - II rhOmns IN place OF
T. + StOddA ri for the New Haven Polo
club. and other new delegates are /.
stokes DeN on Polo club J. \ q Walker,
Ez-eA 0Ountg Country Nlub, aud ". Russell
GmCe. Great Neck Polo Club.
In preparation for the tourna nent to he
y announced for the near future on the Amer
can plant the English players have been
ratsd in This order ~ Buckmaster. y
tapt y. u Miller and Mr do Cre-pigny :
MI lie B~lIyilI >, and Major !. q beres-
ford. goals The only changes Of note
among the America NJ are that l.. y Stod
tlri i advanced from to > and J.
Thomas from to = goals. nsitheF alteration
hsiug Warranted nv the form they have
show thus far ~ lAksN God.
lAkFWOOD. March - The players in
the polo carnival here ran into the hrst
unfa Norable weather Of The touTna mSnt
this afternoon. Two games we're pta we'd
simultaneously both The east and West
fed- being used On the west field Inc tee m
raptained nv Belmont defea I'd hat Of
Z Ollier by sCoTe ~ goals 10 3 Water
burv's green Colors lowered The white
cplOrs 81 StoddATd by \ margin ~ ave goale
Q he sore being Waterbury, y, Stoddard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01
EASY ron RROOkLTNS.
DahIeR's MeR Trim Nash,I Use ~ score
Of N to q.

NAsuNtIIF. Tenn March ~ The BrOok-
ivn- made seventeen hits On tho Nash willie
pirchsrs to-day and beat the local team hv
.. toe John Hummel led In the smuggling
vith four counters. Dsubert. MCinttre.
Nhsst Mctlve-n and Mcmillan assisting
wun Tvn or thr-e hits apiece The runs OF
he locals we're mostly gifts M,Iutire V-nt
seven innings ana could easily have gone
The route but Dahlsn decided 20 LEI VIII
helm have w0rkout MCingtre batte1
strongly besides pitching a star game
MUNiilau accepted eight 'htuc~- with
OF q hOot Huiumel also did good v0rk
round -s-,-uud. taktnR seven pify- DleysriN
Nft~r the BTOokiyn- had secured e -tt~
lead ~ tho rr-' Manager bAhleu Weut 80
thtrd aud Nas Euyed hy the hlelChsr-
nu hlsu denied the report that ne had
traded Mriuttre for LimWermau nd heau-
mont 81 'he cubs. bur would not -av that
such a deal wa- Impu-s bio
The s"o.e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01
HIeHLANDERs BEAr DOv
New Tor&ers Pray Aggressive BAii and
MN % @ Q.

AFHENs, ia. March si.--Tha New York
American Tea que Club THE afternoon de.
I feaied the Boston Nationals By the score
% 20 - Moran saved mo visitors q
deeper humiliation by hitting Russell
for for a home run in the eighth inntng
tree relieved the ball so quickly and Pos
'er's relay was 50 fast that the Dove out
fielder would surely have been caught
~ the plate had the ball not tel ken = FALSE
bound to Sweeney Moran waa twenty
feet or more from his goal Whan FosteT's
throw reached swesnsy too vide to be
properly handled.
Every man ON the New York team played
aggressive. snappy ball. both white and
MAtteTn. right handler and left handler
respectively. being hit hard. The batting
was consistent and heavy. The batsman
protected the base runner a. all times
aud thus assured the proper angle OF in
side work. Earl Gardner Was the batting
sensation OF the day. Twice no found
White for home rum. Re ars' N The OpssRa,
second clean drive % deep centre in the
anssell Ford suffered the only run scored
Jersey surely wiped out the sting &C the
expense OF Southpsw MatisrR. Like the
ssvsd ,iii the ias,' In The eighth imn, m
with Sweeney on fret Ford htt the ball
Inriher than e ever before travelled In
f a.s'S oven rH -: s.1rsa away S
week esrsbllshed . record and rolled cie7r
10 the fence. Ford had psllled up 81 the
plate befOe Lisss reached the ball
A. impressiyely prOmising as the ell
round work Of the Hiehlanders Was the
performance Of Lon Criser. The vesenn
catcher worked aE inningsA Ne didn't
have . cha nee 10 demonstrsts his throwing
cunning, becanse few opponsnts FeacAed
Criger 70 coach him. Quinn pitched excel
lent hall Not until two were out IN the
fourth inning did . single Dove see Arst
bal So
Cooney walked and Moran singled IN the
sixth. but fosteT started lightning double
play on Moran and Ltess that avoided
n hile Quinn worked and the btg pitcher
struck out ave. The Highlander will
attend q complimentary smoker given by
the Athens ChAmDer OF Commerce At the
klks club tomorrow svenina.
The acOra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01
HEIGHTS FOR CaRTER HANDI-
king james Gets Top Inposi. lSa Pounds.
With ISs for Jack AtkIa.

W : No-hurgh announced yesterday the
weights for the o. 40 carter Handicap
seven fuTloRgs 10 BE- run on april Is a.
Aqu~tuCt King James has received tor
eiKht iNs pounds. hut will probably be
vithdraWn Jack Akin las one pound
les. and Bestisouchet WHO may be favorite.
DAimstian gets the heaviest impost iOT
pounds The eights are a. follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01
NHw YoRK

Totals ~ 10 q ~ Toa.~ =. g 7: o
"Batted for johns "a ias Eluih iEuing
Ran for Matthews IN the utn'l lnnlng
New Work . n q ~ %
Atlanta - - q - . %
RuRs-New Nura shaw. Murray Deyin.
Atlanta Sentplir BAY ie~s. SWc~nrN Two has~
hits McGTaV. WafkrF. smith Tlree base hits
Murray Sarfnre hits SWe~neN Scntele
stolen has~s Moran. UnnnhoTs' ef' On hAse>
New YORK. Z. NTan'a. fl~sf hs~~ on errors
Atlanta. rouhle p'sN ~el'E - sweeney
struck out ~ RsS nonG. BY Arres hS Ctsn
dali : Hit rs nlfrhe- ~ GrandAil. ftFxf
base an halls az tioyt. 3 OF Raymond. l. OF
AIMEE. Passei bail smith H's Or RAJ
mono IN two innings OF HoN'. IN siN innings
1 nrir-- Homer Time 0 hour ana - minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01
ISE WESTW am LiUNCBED.
A'"NaHd~r . CecRran's Yacht WIn Race
IN Foreign waters.

'.sr0L. u Nar'h ~ The racing
oyer Yacht Wes'wsrd. built ~ the
'T'rssuofs 10. Alexander = 'O"hrsn ~
PIE Nsv NUgk Na'ht club. 49, launched
""fning an bosrd we're tspt GhsTiie
f''' ara fsSrfy ~ The 'rrv and the Ooi'
= . -oon wsID~d 40 ~ the hsld ~ The do'k
: 80 Ne masts we're stepped immediately
= - Nes'Ssrf's facing re 10 retdy ana
.|' Barr EHFs he expects ia give her =
~ d. revf Iun=1tN She also ht~ 49, rig
leH|rel. auf Y she proves ztfisft'fOrv
o." sII' s00n spti q"ro@s ~ rnCs this -eisOn
q. ..'...tr and English waters
.4r Westward ~ the hTgs-f sailing
= ' aer buiN bN The HeTTeshOfs. her
'.-.HE- being ~ feet water hne 80
I+-. 0'eT sI'. q feet betn and dTtughi
'esi -hs a bIilt of sIeei throu On
"'fr fstk deck Mr Oo,hrtr and
ui fr@nds atfuRs-@d the launching
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01

Jose 4 Captblsncs b engaged 10 q match
81 pawn aud move Odds % the TOqmA Of the
SianhaFtan Chess Club with n. J. belhod
third prize winner N the recent Clue cham
nionEhip tnurna ment. 50 FAR ain 99me8
have bsan contested and Of the2a four hava
and one drawn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01

Gardner. :. Poster. :. knight. sweeney. Johnson
Hits On white seven Ia innings OF Matlern
four In , iunings OF quinn. two in innings.
OF Ford. three In innings Ie'' on bases Bos
ton, 5. New Nors. q. TirEi base on halls on
BY Quinn. S. by fcrd 4 ny Nhite. ~ Mattern.
Home runs Gardner ~, Nolter Moran. Ford
sacrifice hu CTtgrr stolen bAses NoiteT. fo@
ter. Double pta Foster. Gardner and Knight
" I'D pltch Oulnn. tmDires and brown
Time I hour aud - minut~s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01
.nas, ~ Eso,bsn Csptsln su.rcndea.

0"-FP Mass March 70 "a meeting
'.a 'f~urv ~ Phillipz AndoVer Academy
.. o. Pet her Of BTDoklins. csptsin
." T0frHII fe1m FOR ueAf -eI -on vas
.. TOM The aCademy for teTm ~
'"-s Fleirhe. has hecn under The
..' -ome time buf artioR 10 hts ,ase
a" 'dksn until last night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01

Run Nssh iue 'hay ~r'gle g. NurCh Broos
Hu H aeAf lam'ry. Hummei g. ~ bert. OBJ.
NrFf1rru Mcmillan, Erwin Two hss~ hifs
EumUtI M,intite. IA 'nTvr base hit.
,sige hrfl' zen. Mcmillan ~slrir'r Llt#Mg
MILAN stolen hase, heat. l~f' m bAsesH
P-oosl,l = nashville q tirsf nass on errors
B-1kfyn . Nashville I. Double plays Hummer
MrNtnan And Dauhert. NrMlan snd Dau
her gle and Vincent NfTusk out b. Nc
'ntIrr Bases on balls.O- Mrinurr T. OF
lndsG-or Hit ~ pitcher By Mrlnur~
via ritrh---W~f. 2 Umpire hssse''. Tine
nO.r .u minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01

Chairman Erickson Of the Nstropolits n
uoI Association handicap COMMITTEES states
mat No less than six clubs are stun on The
missing lisS Deal Golf and Country Cl,b
lushlns Country Club. Lake MAhopaG
onhtIy Club. Somerset Hills Country
Tub The COMMITTEES II Roiaa riaht ahead
with IL work and unless these clubs send
Va their reports AZ Oncs n will be Impossible
10 rate their players
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01

Nsy ~. y. 20; we're assls.sa 90 at NJ rsek
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01

he weekly handbags vtll bs resumed
100 10. season on saturday a. The FOA Nils
''oH 'lub The full eighteen hole course
= noN open for play and la excellent con-
dition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01

N mere we're 40 players registered az "a
ieature were that Malter Fairbanks NJ
"nN retained hts ttle OF south Flord
,hahpl"n, bui On anOt her oCCasiOn mao
Joseph y Knapp. famous also 40 q blllia T
player AMI pigeon shot. Won The florld
v w hst.IpionshipI " Forest NOn the LAX
worm cup anu l.. y Myers non two touI
nameni- Mrs =. u, Filler yd non 10
me third time the Women's ChHmpiOnahi
OF southern Florida and Miss l. u Hyd
non the speCtai cup. Fred Mcleod NO
he open championship, Will AndersO
Icing among those he defeated
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-12-02
Whisky Traffic and Referendum

Notwithstanding the overwhelming popularity the Initiative Refer
endum cold Booze going line against secretly openly
Springfield The this
United Societies of Chicago quietly their this
request for them to vote soEdy against it,
odd ooze like this especially
the drink question We ders
tired of footing the bills Nathan
The Initiative and Referendum will cultivate
and with it in the
eed questions of public There will still be
will such todyhe will
absolute monarch With the Initiative and
some;
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-12-02
Canton Saloon Case

Judge Grer will December II, hand down opinion
relating the Canton local option election trial. held
months ago county court before Judge DIETRICH that
peculiar judge having decided in favor of the Saloons says
the Fulton Democrat.
It new tange in the local option lava grave ques-
ton whether not rascay finding by county
court is not fnawheher not appeal can be taken
therefrom to higher court
Judge taken several months for consideration
of this question It is inferred that he will urisdc
ton of this and declare that the dys carried Canton
That decision would instantly close every saloon in Canton
Township It possibly renders every sale made in those
saloons since last May illegal Also the may still be
appealed to a higher court
The remarkable attitude and finding of Judge DIETRICH in
this had serious results in several directions and
probably the worst troubles to
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-12-02
lit Don't Regulate''

Horrors Is it possble blindpg in ''model license
Rockford Didn't the license advocates tell the Rockford
people that nocense is failure that 'prohibon don It
prohibt?" They said too, that regulation the only
way to lessen the of beer consumed in that city,
and that the awful blind tiger-that terrible to
public safety-would be thing Of the past under model
license and regulation Evidently regulaton don't regu-
late
The Rockford Star Of Nov. % reports the followng
Victor De Bull was fined 5000 for running a blind
pig in South Third Street and sent to the county
jail because he did not have the cash on hand
Mrs Annie Kassin who arrested Monday
afternoon for conducting blind pig at the tene-
ment house at the west end of the Morgan Street
bridge, sent to the county Jail to board out
fine of $780, Her husband is holding down similar
position at the institution.
j. r. Cardiff assessed $3.50 in the police court
the charge Of drunkenness and promised to pay
for the window in Blewfeld's saloon which he fell
through Monday night. Two plain DRINKS
were given the usual fine Of $3.50
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Blindpigger Jailed

Darlington, situated partly in Cook and partly in Lake
County, which became prominent at last springs election
because it went dry by majority almost three times that
1905 has again earned honorable mention by of
rigorous prosecutions of illegal liquor sellers.
The citizens becoming tired Of continued selling by former
saloonkeeper secured the services of AntSaoon League
detectives last July Plenty of evidence obtained and
infomaon filed in the County Court Of Lake County
When the first up for trial in September
defendant upon his promise to out of the village i'm
medatey and to rent his premises to who would
not sell distribute Intoxicating liquor from the premises
allowed to plead guilty and pay fines The other de-
PENDANT stood trial, found guilty and paid fine and
costs aggregatng $3.50 At the October term he again
tried under information fled under the nuisance section,
found guilty and last Tuesday sentenced by Judge
Jones of Waukegan to thirty days in jail and fined $500
and costs and his place of business ordered abated
nuisance Further against him and members of his
family still pending in the Circuit and County Courts Of
Lake County shd in the United States District Court
States Attorney Ralph j. Dady and his assistant E. Nc.
Runyar have prosecuted the vigorously assisted by
Attorney Howard P Castle and Mortimer W. Mattison of
Darlington.
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THE ILLINOIS ISSUE
Quoting Scripture

A license speaker in Fall River, Mass,
quoted scripture to prove that saloonkeep-
ing was right. Among the arguments
as one Of his disciples, tavern keeper,
meaning Matthew, the publican This
shows how well saloon advocates under
stand scripture. In England the word
publican means a tavern keeper, but as
used in biblical times it meant tax
gatherer
to that friend whom you want to interest
in county option.