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The Washington herald., 1911-05-25
Local Temperature.

Midnight. CO.; Q q. m. 65; .. m. &C.; q. m, 81
8 O. m, G.; 10 q. m, "a; II noon. 60; Q p m, Is
4 p. m. 20; G p. m, u: p. m, "a; lc p. m, 81.
Maximum, co. minimum, 81.
Relative humidity-s a. m. %: p. m, 6; {
p m. n. Rainfall Is p. m. to 8 p. M, o.o2-
Hours Of sunshine, 81. Per cent Of possible sun.
shine. s.. 4E
Temperatnre same date last year-Ma1imum. 81,
minimum, s..
The Washington herald., 1911-05-25

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. O.,
May %. lSil.-Sesled proposals will be received at
this ONCE until p. m JUNE .. 1sll. for the con-
str,iction of scwen In the District q Columbia.
Specifications forms Of proposal and uec<.sary IN
formation may be obtained from the Chief Clerk
Engineer Department. Room "a. District Building
Washington. d. c. CUNO, b. RUDOLPH, JOHN
A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM v. JuDsON. Commis-
sionsrs. d. q tmy1-d0s
The Washington herald., 1911-05-25
Honor. Co to the Michirnn

The battle ship Michigan of the Atlantic feet
took first honors at the recent battle practice held
several months ago. Her score. which $685.
was remarkably high and constitutes a new record
for this sort Of target work. The next highest
was y esS made by the North Dakota.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-25
WEATHER CONDITION.
n g. D.rt ~ Ae,ie,ltur. Wat,

..
Washington Wednesday, May 2f-s p m.
The Indications that the weather win be gener-
ally fair throughout the country Thursday and Fri-
day. except that there viii be local showers Thurs
day In New England and ct widely scattered points
in the Northwestern States. the Upper Missisdppi
Valley. and The Upper Lake region.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-25

She's great vocalist. isn't she?"
Sure. She can sing Annie Laurie 30
that nobody can tell what II u without
looking at the programme"
The Washington herald., 1911-05-25
Fleet to Visit Cronst.dt.

The second division of the Atlantic battle ship
feet in command Of Rear Admiral Charles ]. Bad
ger. will stop Crunstadt Russia instead Of Reyal
which the Russian port to be visited under the
original itinerary. The division will Arrive there on
June IL.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-25
Tide Table.

ro-das-Hish tide. sas a. N. and sN >. N. Low
tide. R0o q. m.
To-morrors- -Hish tide. eos .. m. and 60 p m.
Low tide. l21e q m and H5e p n.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-25
ocean sseAnsAips.

Kew York. Nay 1<~kzstvsd: KruupkinssmiaSCs-
che. frum .Bssmen; ChjAsns1 1asun Hsvse
6Aied: HamhmG for Napaos: Nanrsfsnh ~
The Washington herald., 1911-05-25

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Washington. d. c.. May g. 1sl1-
Sealed proposals viii " received At this oce until
O'Clock p m NAY 81. 1su. for grading dte o
new school building at the noFtheass corner Of
Thirtieth and q streets southeast, Randie High
lands Specifications and form Of proposal may be
obtained from the Chief Clerk. Engineer Depart
mcnt Room A. District Building. Washinetou
d. G. CUNO H. RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHN.
STON, WILLIAM v. JUDsON. Commissioners.
d. @ myStd3
The Washington herald., 1911-05-25

With three persons bitten by un-
muzzled dogs running at large yes
terday, dog displaying every sign
of rabies running around Connecti-
cut avenue bridge, swapping at pc
destrians, horses, other dogs, auto
mobiles, and everything that came
in its way, risking the spreading
of rabies, if mad, among other dogs.
a muzzle law on the District books,
with no money on hand to enforce
it, according to the statement of the
health department, is the con-
dition the citizens of the District
are facing in the first month of sum-
fner.
YESTERDAYS VICTIMS.
Violet Purcell. Of 1872 K street south
west, was bitten by a neighbor's dog,
although the animals teeth did not pene-
trate the flesh.
Nettie Baker. colored twelve years old,
living near Twenty-second and NJ streets.
was bitten and had the wound cauter-
lied.
Beulah Thomas oolored. was bitten by
a dog near her residence. 2546 Snow court.
and the animal was turned over to the
poundmaster.
Yesterday morning about o'clock,
while crossing Connecticut avenue bridge,
Eugene L. Gaddess, of 2s23 Connecticut
avenue, saw dog stopping at each Of
the little pools left by the rain and
making ineffective attempts to drink from
them. Running from one to another in
its path, the animal bit at everything
and every one that came in It's way.
Mr.. Gaddess sought for police aid by
telephone and otherwise, but was unable
to get any within the limits of his time
to wait After rejecting upon the great
risk to which persons on the public
streets are exposed and the great danger
of dog suffering from rabies spreading
the disease by biting other dogs, Mr..
Gaddess was prompted to write to the
Commissioners of the District.
Mr.. Gaddess said last night he called
up the health department and inquired
why the law is not enforced relating to
the muzzling of dogs. He was told there
is no appropriation to cover the expense
necessary to the proper enforcement of
the law; that there is only one team and
two men at the disposal Of the health de-
partment for this work for the whole
city. and that the department does the
best it can with such inadequate means.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-25
RUFUS Il. DARBY PRINTING co.
s0s-s07-9o9 { 81. n. ".
sT3hou> NT.s- pnA0
u NEVER DISAPPOINT,"
My Personal Typewriter Letters
60 DIRECT to your customer and
produce DIRECT results.
BYRON S. ADAMS, EsiNsIs ~ Is,s q
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington. May ., lsll.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
O'Clock p. m. MONDAY. June 5. 1911, for fur
nishing and installing complete, in the Mckinley
Manual Training School. this city. one double
beam hand-power geared travelling crane, with
capacity Of 1000 pounds Form Of proposal. speci-
hcations, and necessary information may be Oh
tanned upon application to the Property Clerk d.
c.. Room 30. District Building. CUN0 H. RU-
DOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM v.
JUDSON. Commissioners. D. O. my2-d,1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

NAJ''RzEW. ks. biskup r.
Heffron, bawiacy obecnie " Ray
mie by} W zeszfym tygodnlu W sro.
de ma prywatnej audyencyi u OLGA
6w. Papiez p%odarowa} biskupowi
sw2 fotografie wtasnorecznym
podpisem. Okolo 1890 kwietnia
biskup Heffron powr6ci doWinony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

OBY WAFFLE Polacy, wy kt6-
rzyscie dotqd ME gfosowali W pra-
wyborach spefnicie swdj obowiazek
gdy W hall Dramatycznej podpisze.
Gle sic oddajac sw6j CLOS ma p. Ha.
miltona ma niezaleznego kandyda,
ia ma mayora miasta; osobliwie Pc
lacy powinni okazac w~dziecznos6
p. Hamiltonowi "a to co on ijego Oh
ciec ola Polak6w W Winonie czynif.
Ostatnim razem, okolo try miesiace
temu, gay Polakom by} ~potrzebny
przyleg}y HAWAI- gruntu ably powlek,
szyc cmentarz, a chciano go odku
pic, pan Hamilton byf TAX wspa'
nia}omyslnym, IL q akra przepi
sal ma parafie "a darmo. Teraz wiec
nadarza sic sposobnosc chociaz W
ten sposdb, oddaniem gtosu ma ME-
go, mu SIG odwd,ieczyd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

Miesiecznika "Filateliste''
Mr.. /. z r. 1911 rozpoc7yna.
jacego rok czwarty istnienia,
widzimy pred SODA W innej
.zupe}nie szacie jak dotych
czas, a to W zwiekszonym "
dw6jnas6b formacie = trak-
tujacego wszelkie ga}ezie
modnego dis kolekcjoner.
silva = gdyz opr6cz wlasci-
wego tematu o znaczkach
pc cztowych omawia = otwo-
rzywszy dzis}y jak numi-
zmatyka, ~entymologia - *
libris = filokratyzm it'd.
Gdy wezmlemy pol uwa-
ge, ze czasopismo to- Jest j.
%luetrowane Nv dziale mo.
wosci" i prac specyalnych)
a zasilaja artykuiami facho-
wynn naipierwsze W polskim
swiecie kolekcionerskim naz-
wiska = to chociazbY celem
wyrugowania tego rodzaju
obcych pism = kazdy z pol
skich zbieraczy holdujac has
}u "sw6i do swego 70 W
|iednosci sifa", powinien pre-
dewszystkiem swoie to jedy-
ne ma Ziem;ach polskich GA
sopismo poprzee.
P~renumerata roczna wraz
z premjami wynosi W Au?
stryi K.s3-w oKr6lestwie
Polskiem i Rosji Rbl. 100:
W Rzeszy niem'eckiej Nix.
ESQ, W wszystkich innych
p%anetwach frcs. $50.
Numera okazo we wysy}a
be1platnie Administrators Ell
latelisty'' Rzesz6w (Austrja)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
WlADOMOsCI



WE wtorek odbylo sic l3sto 60
dzinne nabozenstwo W kosciele
Naisl. Serca Pana Jezusa W Pine
Creek, Wis. Do pomocy Wiel. ks.
j. A. Care miaf zamiar wyjechaG
Prev. ks. kanonik J.. P~acholski,
lecz z powodu 6mierci Prev. ks
pra}ata u. Majera wezwany zostaf
do St. Paul, dokad tez W ponie.
dzia}ek W pofudnie wyjecha}; do
Pine Creeku wyjech.li " inony
Wiel. ks. j. Grabowski i Wiel. ks.
j. Herek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
P0SzukiWanie.

Rodzina Garsteckich W Little Falls
MINI. posznkuje brata albo wuja p.
J6zefa Ncff, kt6rego przez 90 lat
niewidzieli. Poniewaz ojciec tel ia
milf niedawno umarf, u~praszaja
azeby sig zgfosif on sam, albo je-
zeli kto6 inny by wiedzial gdzie
przebywa, ably o MIN doni6sF. Mic
Ska podobno W Buffalo, N. Y.
Prosimy adresowac
JOS. GARSTECKI,
Little Falls, MINI.
r F D x 5 = Box 5.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
TAME raty kolonistcwskie
do wybrzezy Pacyfiku.

do wybrzezy Pacyfiku.
Codziennie cd 20 marca do
20 kwietnia.
a Codziennie -osobiscie prowadzo.'
ne podr6ze, koleja Chicago, Union
Pacific & North v estern.
Osobiscie prowadzone podr6ze
Kalifornijskie W Pullmana sypial
nych wagonach dla turyst6w, opu'
szczaja Chicago W kazdy wtorek i
czwartek. Podw5jne 16zko z Chica-
go do wybrzezy kosztuje mniej niz
kiedykolwiek dawniej.
Pc zupefne objasnienie piszcie
do L. A. Hutchinson, Mgr. Tours
Dept. 212 = Clark St. Chicago,
albo zgFoscie sic do biletowych a
gent6w kolei North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
Hamilton ma majora.

Jak sic bylo MONA spo-.
dziewac major w. E. Hamil-
ton ubiegac sic bedzie Q po-
nowne wybranie jako nieza-
lezny kandydat ma majora
miasta.
Do nominowania niezalez.
nego kandydata potrzeba
400 podpis6w, Ito os6b, kt6.
re " prawyborach " lutym
ME g%losowa}y. Pe,ycya By
die wylozona do podpisania
W rozmaitych m~iejscach mia
sta, a W czwartej wardzie "
Polskiej bali dramatycznej,
gdzie P5lacy, kt6rzy W pra-
wyborach ME glosowali, POI
winni sic podpisywac. Ponie-
waz wybcry odbeda sic do
piero 3go kwietnia, Jest jesz-
cze dosyc czasu, ably potrzeb.
ne podpisy zebrac. Podpisy
beda potem zaprzysiezone
przez p. Roberta LOBBY, kt6-
ry sic podja} to uc2ynic. Pa
mietajcie vice, MECH kazdy,
kto dotad ME g}osowa} W pra-
wyborach, pospieszy sic pod
pisa6 do Polskiej hall dra-
matycznej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
PAM w. Rooster " Whitehall,

PAM w. Rooster Whitehall,
gdy " zeszlym tygodniu We wtorek
by}a zajeta sszyciem ma maszynic, a
PREY ,niej ma podlodze bawi}osie -
miesieczne jej niemowle nagle
pad} strzaf. a dziecie pablo niezywe
Jedenasto letni chIopiec spostrzegf-
sly W syplalni " rogu stojaca fu.'
Eye, porwa} ia w~ycelowal do die.
ciecia - ] natfoczyf. Rozumle sig,
ze chfopiec ME wledziaf Q tenn, re
fuzya byfa nabita;. Q ma}o co wy
strzal ME trafif i W matke.
w TREMPLEAU, Wis. w}ama~
Ii sic zio3zieje do czterech dom6w,
ktdrych w}a6ciciele wyjechali zime
spedzic W cieplejszych okolicach.
Z}odzieje zabrali wszystko co sig
tylko zabraG i oderwaG dafo. VIA
sciciele wyznaczyli znaczne nagro-
dy "a schwytanie zfoczyhcd6w.
POTRZEBA dobrego czfowieka.
Polaka, do prowadzenia wyszynku
(salonu) W budynku Polskiej Spdlki
Polish Stock co., W Winonie.
Zglaszajacy sic. musi mice troche
got6wki. Zgfosic sic do kompani,
browarniczej VIM. Schellhas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

LAKE CITY i Owatonna dosta-
M " kr6,ce move rzadowe budynki
ktdre beda kosztowa}y jedens $1,000
q drugi s5s,'rn,.K ongres to.uchwalil
zanim zostai odroczony. - Ma no.
dowle ry,1 W Homer nchwalono
$4,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

Most ma jeziorze winoh-
skim zostal wykodczony i Cd
dany do publicznego uzytku.
w czterech tuteiszych pi-
ZACH, kt6re zatrudniaja xii.
kaset robotnik6w po IL 60
,Izin dziennie, wfasciciele pill
maja zmniejszyc prace 2 II
ma 10 godzin piracy dz'ennie.
Rada mieiska6;1braduje JUL
cd pewnego czasu mad za}o-
zeniem wolnei czytelni publ
cznei. Major Snow .usilnie
popiera zatoiepiA bilblioteki.
W Minneapogs :zastrajko.
wa}o 200 ,woznic , zadajac
zmniejszenia ggo'dzin piracy.
W przeciagu jednego mie-
siaca zasz}o " Stanacb lied
noczonych praWie 100 ban.
kructw.
Jax W cywilizowanej stoli-
CIV stanu Illinois zabobony
|ieszcze g}eboko So zakorze"
nione pomiedzy ludem, wi
dac 20 sprawozdania "Stowa-
rzyszenla Psychologicznego"
znaiduje sic tam przesz}o
150 dom6w, do kt6rych Mkt
ME chcia} sic wpruwadzic ola
tego, ze podobno W Mich po-
kutuje.
W loku 1895 wyemigro-
walo z Niemiec 1D3, 656 = a
W 1884 YIN roku przybylo
1885 os6b do Ameryki.
w Mount Carmel, Pa. u
mari mezczyzna, kt6ry wa
zyl 474 funty.
w Nowym Yorku wybuchl
ogie6 ma okrecie Egyptian
Monarch, kt6ry usskodzony
zosta} ma 10000, a strate la
|dunk6w osZacowano ma
Is, 900 dolar6w.
Okropna kataetrofa wyda-
rzy}a sic no kolei zelaznej pc.
miedzy Monte Carlo we WHO
szech i Mentone (Francya).
DIVA pociagi pasazerskie be.
dace W peinym biegu zde-
rzy}y sic :: soba W poblizu
mora; kilka wagon6w wpa1.
II do woody. Bardzo wielu
pasazer6w zostalo zsbitych
wiele poranionYch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
r.
IG-oDEzWAA

Uprasza sic wszystkie Wy
dawnictwa pism polskich, pc
ryodycznych i dziennik6w o
}askawe wyse}anie ~egzempla-
rzy o%kazowych, celem abo-
nowania i zam6wie6 anon
SOW itp.
Uprasza sic pisma W A.
meryce o powt6rzenie nj
niejszej odezwy ola rozpo-
wszechnienia.
Dalej wszystkie fabryki
g}6wne sklady (filie) o ma.
d~es}anie cennik6w, prospek-
tow, troszur, wzor6w, Okla
z6w, pr6bek it'd. ce]en "a.
mo eie1 .r6znych towar6w z
podaniem cen hurtownych.
Adresy jake .kto zazada
wysela sic franco; polecone
100 adres6w "a jednego do:
lara, kt6ra to kwote prose-
posla6 W li5cie poleconym.
Polecajac sic do zalatwie6
wszelkich interes6w.
Ma odpowiedz prosze mar
ke "a 10 cent. w@aezyc.
P'olecajac sic }askawej pa
miecj kre6le sic
Z powazaniem
j. Bystryk.
Adres ma listy: Jan Bystryk,
W Madame Kolbuszowskim
Galicya-Austrya- Europa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

Szanowna firmo! Wszyscy moi krewni znajomi
kt6rzy %pojechali ~ pa1skim posrednictwom i opieka do
Ameryki i 2 Ameryki do domu, pisa mi ze ~szyfkarta u
". Pana kosztowaa taniej jak gdze indziej, a 0 pare di
Podczas jazdy przez morze Mkt ME chorowal, kszdy by}
zdr6w wes6}, wiki byi wy6mienity, obsluga staranna,
wog6le by}o nam dobrze ze zadna firma tenn poszczycic
sic ME moze, DO to Jest firma katolicka kt6ra pracuie ME
ola zysku, lecz ably poiozy6 tame niecnym wyzyskiwa-
czom zydowskim aiemieckim. A vice sw6j do swego,
piszcie pc karty %okretowe i zadajcie obja6nienia a otrzy-
macie zaraz. Polecamv goraco powyzsza firme godna Eau
fania; jeAeli ko jest zmuszony jechac do Ameryki albo
2 Ameryki do kreju piszcie . kazdy bedzie zaraz uczciwie
%obsluzcnY. W kohcu 6lemy Szan. firmie staropolskie
bog zap}a6' daj VAN Boze setki lat pracowac W spra-
vie b%i ednych wychod6c6w. W .imien;u .wszystkich
Jan Bystryk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

NJ Lokken z Indepen-
dence, IS lat starego kupca, kt6ry
przyby} do Winony do doktora j
zamleszka} W Park hotelu, znalezio.
no W zesz}o tygodniowy wtorek W
l6zku niezywego. Lokken kaza} sic
obuaziG o smej godzinie, a gdy ma
kilka razowe pukanie ME odpowia
dial, pc drabinie przez okno wszed]
sfuz2cy do sypialnl i zastaf go ME
znpetnie rozebranego ma }6zku be-
zycia. Wezwanc koronera, kt6ry
stwierdzi}, il Lokken zmarf ma cho.
robe sercowa. Pozostawif zone
dwoie dzieci.
FRANC. ALBRIGHT, s6 letni
obywatcl winohski zostal W piatek
okofo Sci wieczorem przejechany
przez kolej ~uliczna ma trzeciej ME
daleko Franklin ulicy. Albrecht
przechodzif W poprzek ulicy z bla
szanem naczyniem W reku, wagon
kolei a~licznei spostrzeg} zap6zne
zostal uderzony i dosta} sic pod
kare, kt6ra go ciagnefa okofo II
stop zanim ja zdolano zatrzymac
Wydobyto go z pod wagonu / "a
wieziono do jego mieszkania, ga
wsch. 3ciej I'll. Okaza}o sic il mia:
niebezpieczna rane mad okiem, a
lewe ucho by}o prawie ca}kiem 0
derwane. lecz mic z}amanego. POI
niej odzyska} przytomnosc, uskar
za} sig ma Dol W %piersiach, lecz sta
wal sic coraz sfabszym az o godzi
ME lot zy6 przesta}. Pogrzeb cd
by} sic W poniedziafek o 9ej z ko
scio}a 5w. Jana Nep,mucena. Me
boszczyk pozostawia dw6ch syn6w
i dwie c6rki. Mech odpoceywa "
pokoju wiecznym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

~GUBERNATOR Eberhart mia
nowa} p. Sym. Watkowskiego "a
stepca inspektora oleju. Bedzie on
nastepca pc Miko}aju Ciesliku. Pan
Watkowski jest zatrudniony jake
>, bartender" W szynkowni M. Geor-
gen, jest on republikaninem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

SENATOROWI p. M. J. Nc
Grath z Winony, maja do zawdzie-
czenia czionkowie stray pozarnej i
policyi, re. sig wystara} W senacie o
bezp}atna jazde ma kolei u%licznej;
bill przeszed} 80 gfosami pre- iw
2s i skoro GO jeszcze gubernator
podpisze, bedzie prawomocnym.
DIXIE gesi widziano ma jezio-
RE wlnohskiem, ktore potem lecia-
}y ma p6}noc.
w SOBOTE W kosciele sw. Sta
nisfawa Kostki odbyf sig pogrzeb
s. p. J6zefa Zabrockiego, ch}opiec
liczy} Is lat, byf sierota i zmarl IA
suchoty tax jak i jego rodzice i Kill
ka os6bz fanilii. By} on synem S. p.
Andrzeja Zabrockiego i Maryanny
urodzonej z Kuczkowskich. Vice.
ny odpoczynek race mu dac Panic!
w CZWAR TEX, 9go Marca
odby}o sig miesieczne posiedzenie
4K6ika Dramatycznego Kosciuszko.
z przedstawienia, kt6re sig odby-
10 26go lutego oddano dwadziescia
pieG dolar6w ma kos>i6}.
Uchwalono takze sprawiG rome
rzeczy; kt6re SO potrzebne do pol.
skiej sail %teatralnej.
Siedm nowych czfonk6w przyjeto
do K6lka.
Parma Monika Kowalewska O
brana zostafa nadal przewodniczacaa
W przedstawieniac.h
Uchwalono zam6wiG odznaki ola
czfonk6w K6fka W polskich kolo-
rach.
Sekretarzem obrany zosta} pan.
Alojzy Grabowski.
,Sekretarz "A. G.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
z pred lat Is.

Pod tym nagl6wkiem bedziemy podawae
kazdym numerze ,Wiarusa" najwazniejsze
sprawy og6lne imiejscoWe.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-18
ATTEMPT ID WRECK PRESIDENT
 TAFT'S TRAIN IS FRUSTRATED
Thirty-Six Sticks of Dynamite Placed Under Bridge By Two Men Who
 Escape After Exchanging Shots

By Associated 4 f FRANCISCO Ca 16-A report received here + officials Brown company + details of
 mite under the Caeita miles o'clock this Tats scheduled
 the bridge the the f eturned his + they disappeared + the bridge the with fuse attached stick. the immediately the officials Sheriff left it. + Brown seeing the leave the Saturday night The sher police
 
 presidents passed bridge o'clock this morning. + + SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Oct, 16E Calvin, vieepres- 4 Southern railroad telegraphed 4 - capture of alleged dynamiters. ? + + + + + + + + + + + f + + + + + + + + 4
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-18
Bv Associated Press.

| Bv Associated Press.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. l6. -
 When John Franklin Baker, third
 baseman, slammed a home-run over
 the right field fence in Shibe park
 today, scoring Eddie Collins ahead of
 him, he put the Athletics on an even
 footing with the Giants in the number
 of games won in the worlds cham
 piOnship series and the two teams will leave for New York tonight for the third game of the series. To- days score was 3 to l. The big hit came in the sixth inning with two out and when the Athletics had only secured three hits off Marquardt, the National league champion. Bakers smash was the last hit the locals got but it was enough. Just as important as Baker however was Eddie Plank. the star south paw of the American league, who never pitched a better game in his life. Only once was he in danger and that was when Herzog doubled in second. In the last six innings the Giants went out in reg ular order. Marquardt too, pitched an excellent game allowing but four hits though these came in punches, two in the first and two in the sixth which proved his undoing. Marquardt in the first innings gave some signs of "blowing' and Manager MeGraw i sent Crandall down to the side lines | to warm up but "Rube" soon steadi- | ed himself and performed in a grand manner under the coaching of the Indian catcher, but he was hit harder as the score shows. Plank struck out ! eight, Devore being his victim four times. Marquardt got six and neith- CT gave a base on balls.
 Philadelphia gave Plank superb sup port and not a pebble was made but ] on the other hand many sensational | steps and throws aided him to win. New York made three errors behind | but none of which figured | in the scoring except Marquardt's | wild pitching.
 The runs were scored like this: l
 First - Devore struck out; Doyle | flew to Lord; Murray drove a liner to Collins. No runs. |
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-18
By Associated Press.


 LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct l6. - President Taft spent today in insurg ent Southern California and was giv, en an entirely non-partisan reception In one of his speeches the president took occasion to thank Senator Works and Governor Johnson for their share in so hospitable a wei come. The streets of Los Angeles and Pasadena were jammed all day. His principal address of today was in the auditorium where he spoke on his vetoes of the tariff measures. Taft was constantly on the go from early morning until late tonight, when he retired at the home of his sister Mrs. W. 4. Edwards.
 During his address at the auditor jun he laughingly referred to the suffrage amendment. saying that he bowed just little lower this time to the ladies than two years ago
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-18
CORDIALLY RECEIVED IN |NSURGENT
 STRONGHOLD OF GOLDEN STATE
Sees Pretty and Dangerous Work of Auto Drivers Shielding Him From Possible
 Injury by Runaway Horse

when he was here and "hoped the fact was duly noted"
 He was taken to Pasadena to luncheon and viewed the school chiI- dren at Alhambra where an exciting incident occurred when a horse at- tached to a delivery wagon, excited by the motor cars of the procession, dashed down the street in the presi- dents wake. Three or four detee- tiYes grabbed the bridle but were shaken off. Several automobiles then moved up ond formed a circle around the rearing animal and con- pletely shut him in at the same time shielding the president. It was a pretty but dangerous piece of work.
 The president heard nothing of the alleged attempt to dynamite the bridge above Santa Barbara over which his train passed Tonight at the banquet he made a plea for the arbitration treaties.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-18
TWO TALESMEN ARE
 TEMPORARILY PASSED

"There is nothing else to do when the man disqualifies himself.p said frederieks. Nelson had been asked more than an hundred questions with out clearly stating his position.
 Two talesmen were temporarily passed today-John W. Roberts. real estate man, and Robert F. Bain. 4 carpenter.
 The local Merchants and Manufac- turers' association, which offered reward for the alleged dynamiters. was brought into the case today, Oar row asking Roberts if he ever be- longed to it. He said he did seven years ago. Darrow said he might question Bain further tomorrow.