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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10

Three local football elevens were in
action yesterday. East Side High
and Battin High, of Elizabeth, en-
gagged in a ~scoreless tie at Wieden-
mayors Park; Central High was
beaten by Passaic High at Passaic,
IA TO I, while Newark Academy's sec
ond team and Carteret Academy's
representatives were also unable to
find the goal and the result was a
tie.
East Side showed much improve
ment yesterday and Indications are
that the team will be a formidable
one in high school football hereabouts
this season. Although unable to tally
they must be given credit for holding
the strong Betsytowners scoreless.
The defensive work of the locals was
very good. East Sides weakest point
is signal playing. During the early
part of the contest they lost the ball
on fumbles several times as a result
of mixing signals. Kazron, East
SIDES left halfback, played we'll, as
did Luster, captain and quarterback
of Battin.
George Stanford, Central High
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10
DRlscoLL BEAT MoHR

NEW YORK. Oct. 1O.-waIter
Mohr. who was substituted for Willie
Jones at the Royale A. C. last night
to meet Young Driscon, showed up
we'll in the first four rounds. but
weakened. and Driscoll came back
strong in the remaining six rounds
and earned the honors of the bout.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10
$50, 900 FOR STALLION

LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct. 10,-August
BeImont's famous stallion Rock Sand
was sold to a French syndicate head
ed by Cheri Halbronn for $150,0O0, II
became known here yesterday. The
stallion now is at Belmont's stock
farm here. Belmont bought the
horse in England six years ago for
S12e. 600.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10
K. o. BROWN BEATEN

BOSTON, Oct. 1o.-Matty Baldwin,
of Boston, %outfought Knockout
Brown. OF New York, all the way
through a 12-round bout here last
night and received the decision.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10
BY SURE SHOT

The Turner's won their second game
at Turn Hall last night, beating the
Washington five. of New York, 81
to IL.
The Washingtons are a fast team
work combination, and they proved
quite the Turner's equal in the initial
period.
Although they had no less than
thirty tries at the rim in the first
period, the New Yorks were unable to
find the rim.
The initial half ended Is to 1 with
the Bruce streeters on the long end.
Charley Weber deliberately punched
one of the Washington players at the
start of the second session. and was
banished from the game in favor of
Pete Schoen.
The st. Johns Union five, of Hud-
son county, will be guests or the
Turner's at Turn Hall next Wednes-
day.
The Newark Turner's will inaugu-
rate the season at Wiedenmayer's Ca
sine on Sunday night, October ~. A
meeting will be held at urn Hail.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10

| cure all forms OF debility,
impotency, vital weakness, varicocele,
unnatural drains, diseases of the
bladder, blood and skin. chronic bron-
chitis, asthma, consumption and ALL
FEMALE DISEASES, no matter what
the cause strict confidence VIII be
observed. CONSULTATION FREE.
once Hours-2 to 4 p. NJ. 6 to 8 p. Al.
also Tuesday and Friday MORNINGS Q TO IL
ONCE Closed sundays.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10
ON THE ALLEYS

The Medical Trio won two out of
three games from the Ordinary Ac
tuarial combination in a Prudential
tournament match on the oxford al
legs last night. The Medicals We're
handicapped 100 in each game, while
Ordinary had an advantage of 80.
The complete schedule for the re-
mainder of the season follows:
October 10-Division = VS.. Indus
trial Actuarial, Division J VS.. Filing.
October 14-Commission VS.. Divi-
sion K, Division ID VS.. Division B.
October 15--Auditors No. 2 VS.. APP
plication. Canadian vs. Filing.
October 16-Cashiers VS.. Medical,
Ordinary Acturial VS.. Division P.
October 17-Industrial Account VS..
Commission, Division K. VS.. Divi-
sion f..
Two Orange Church League
matches were decided on schmidt's
Alpha alleys last night. North Or
ange made a clean sweep over Bethel
Presbyterian, while the Calvary
Methodist quintet walloped the First
Presbyterian five in the odd game.
A. Snow, OF the First Presbyterian
team, totaled 24s in the second game.
A Plumbers Bowling League, which
will comprise several of this city's
big supply and hardware concerns,
is being organized. Tom Lee and
Edward Angster, of the grange Sup
ply Company, are behind the move
ment, and ii is expected that the new
league will get under way in a few
weeks. Games will be rolled on the
Iroquois alleys.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10

Miller Street, /; Hawthorne Avenue, 0.
Bergen Street, 3; Morton Street, 0.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10
ON THE

Lang street, tomorrow night, n the
players are requested to report.
The Whirlwind five, of this city,
will get down to action at New Saen-
ger Hall for the first time tomorrow
night, meeting the fast st. Peters
five. Nick zitterer has been appoint
ed to again captain the Whirlwinds.
The Entire Nous five. of Hudson
county, will OPEN the season away
from home, meeting the Bloomfield
five. at Bloomfield. one week from to-
night.
Sedransky and Moss, two Roosevelt
five players, have been signed by
Manager Metsky, of the Bippart five,
of this city.
George McDonough, who played
with several local teams for the past
two seasons, has returned from the
West. He may become a member OF
the Institute five. which is now un-
der reorganization.
Larry Pagan, of the General Elec-
trio Company, will have his usual
strong team to represent the big
Harrison concern.
The Alec A. c. would like to arrange
games of basketball with such teams as
the st. Marys, of Nutley; Imperials, of
Orange, or any teams having home courts.
Address Ed, Evers, manager, 173 Verona
avenue.
The Eureka Five would like to arrange
ba sketball M with the Prospeetors,
OF South Orange: Ironside A. c., Nep-
tunes. of South Amboy: st. Michaels, of
Elizabeth; Centrals, of Elizabeth, and
teams of like strength. Address Paul A.
Harmon, $50 New York avenue. =
The Young Whirlwinds, a light junior
basketball team of the Ironbound Dis
trict would like to arrange a series of
games with the following teams: Grace
Church Juniors, Morton Street Seniors.
Eighteenth Avenue school,. City Home
Stars, st. Mary's Midgets, st. Benedict's
Midgets, Hamburg Place School, all night
school teams and teams of like strength.
Games to be played on opponents courts.
Address X. Kessel. l5 Ferry street.
Garrigan is recognizing the Iron
side A. c.. The team will be ready
within two weeks.
The Essex County Hospital five
will start the season on the twenty
| second of this month,
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FROM DIANA'S DIARY

Miss DiIpickles Throws Herself, Heart, Soul and Suitcase, Into
the Mockhiser SpeIbinding Campaign as an
Advance Agentess.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10

The Eureka Five would like to arrange
ba sketball games with the Prospeetors,
OF South Orange; Ironside A. c., Nep-
tunes, Of South Amboy; st. Mlchaels, Of
Elizabeth; Centrals. of Elizabeth, and
teams of like strength. Address Paul A.
Harmon, $50 New York avenue, :
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hesIeruH5 ; 1SesuIts'
Morton Street, 1: Miller Street, 0.
Bergen Street, 0; Madison Avenue, 0
SOUTHERN SIR. SOCCER RECORD.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10

When Manager Chapman, of the
velodrome. put on a twenty-five-mile
open as the topliner at the closing
meet OF the season. which will be run
Sunday, he gave the short-distance
speed merchants something to think
about.
OF all races that are dlsllked by
sprinters of the first division a
tpenty-ive-mile race with lap and
intermediate mile prizes is the one
most detested. However. this race is
not bad training for six-day racing.
There are Ave prizes at the finish, 124
lap prizes and "a intermediate mile
prizes.
Andre Perchicot n Joe Fogler
will hook up in a half-mile French
style match Sunday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10
OLD DR.. GRINDLE
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LOCATED OVER 80 YEARS AT
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Professor Ehrlich's Salvarsan. or 606. given
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HIS professional services are the lowest.
Hours Q 70 .; Sundays ? TO 3.
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The Alec A. G. would like to arrange
games of basketball with such teams as
the st. Marys. of Nutley; Imperials, OF
Orange, or any teams having home courts.
Address Ed, Evers, manager, lT3 Verona
avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10

The only other professional race on
he bill is a two-mile invitation The
amateur C are a half-mile novice,
ene-mile handicap and three-mile
open
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10

SOUTHERN JR. SOCCER RECORD.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10

George Stanford, Central High
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10

Larry Pagan, of the General Elec-
trio Company, will have his usual
strong team to represent the big
Harrison concern.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10

Garrigan is recognizing the Iron
side A. c. The team will be ready
within two weeks.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10

The Essex County Hospital five
will start the eason on the twenty
second of this month,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10

The initial half ended Is to 1 with
the Bruce ~streeters on the long end.
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JnfanO Tc(egrapf)
3pei Mpiutiter permibt.

:, tpet u . q ttter Der m B I.
gbilabelp ia, pa., IL. Sft.
TunteuoepeIden puroen in Der Na6t
BON biefissn Wturine gtabIiiiement
aus nah alien 5betlsn Der Selapare
San uno nah benz unteren Oelaparsz
6lIb sefdidt um Musfunft iiber
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Commander SenrD 6. Multin pom
Marine @tabliHsment au srlangen,
Die ON Radnittag am Cape Wtap
ppint NIT einsm Sbbro 4eroplan
aufItieeen, um hierber su fliegen.
Ssitbem bic beioen Mdnner um
2.45 Rahmittags ibren 5lu9 antra=
ten, bat man nihts mebr BON tbnsn
seh0rt. Naan bate seglaubt, baB iis
i'm feds llbr 9lsuos bier antommen
niirDen. glls lie ousblieben, tpurbe 5us
erit gemelbet, bub lie nah &ap Wap
suriidgetebrt ieien. Dies erfpies iih
dber als falIb, uno Der aommunoeur
Des Warine GtablifIemsnts, Gom=
narber Grant, befubl Iofort, oaB al
leg aufgsbpten tperosn fole, um gu err
nlitteln, mas aus ben beibsn WGnnern
eepcrben lit.
Oscar N. Irebad benz pr o.
seB ibernieien.
8alopin, Mih.. IL. Stt. Ssz
cor W. slrsbud. Elm Gbicasoer Sc
fhdftsmann, puroe am 5reitug untsr
Der Intlase, ietnen @fddftstbeiIha=
Der 9enrp 90. 5iiber in einem WuIo in
Der NGbe hisiiger Stabt ermorost gu
taben, benz 9ro5eb iiberipieien. Irez
bad b<bauptet, oab iih lifber auf Der
Ss0b iuidQig is!bit sstSosst Aabs.
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Y. srobs 3orruptipn gu Grunz


be liege. Ulebrere qarlamentsz
mttglieber tparfen DER Hegierung Dor,
Den aontraft abssfhloiien gu baben,
ohns bic iibrigen brohtloien GeTea=
fhaften 3umWettbeiperb auf5uforbern.
Gs ipurbe Elm slusIhuB erndnnt, um
bie 4nselegenbeit gu unterfuden.
'Die getauften Sorpeboz
boote ni9t mad p6iloz
belp 6ia unternegs.
4lgier, IL. Sftr6er. Giner Rr
sriefiifsn 3orpebofoot 3erft0rer,
Die tiirslih in England gefauft purz
ben uno bon benen es bisb, oob fie
nad Ybilabelpbio unterpsss Ieien, um
bort Wfunition an 8orb au nebmen,
traf am 5reitas bier elm uno bic an
oeren tperben nod in Der Na6t erparz
tet.
u ameritaniide Gifenbubnz
leute in Wertto in
@efabr.
Stabt Merito, II. DIT. -
Sehs ameritanif1s Giienba1a.aDn=
outteure, bic in Saint 4lto, i'm n6roz
lthen 3beil bes Gtaates ,3acatecas,
BON Rebellen gefansen gsnommen NOR
ben fpdren, ipGren bieier Saqe eri6oi=
fen Dorben, Denn ibnen ni4t reht3eitia
Der Rebellenfiibrer Mntonio Wunos au
9tlfe getommen ipdre.
Die Rebeusn hatten qealdubt oaB
eine ameritanifhe 4rmee in Weerifo
etn9eriidt mare uno iie ipoaten oafiir
Gn ben 9efansenen Ra6e iiben, ba
aber Wuuo3 beifer unterrt1tet mar,
perbtnoerte er Die 6inri6tunq. giner
Der apnoutteure 1T Elm so Sabre alter
Wlann Namens WeRabb.
Die Rebeaen BADEN au6 betannt aez
mdtt, oaB ale omsritaniI6en Gifenz
babnleute, bic nah be 10. Sttober nod
in setpiHen 5beilen bon Werito auF
gilenbabn3iieen angetroffen perpen,
erfhpiien fperben tpiirosn.
Die Rebeaen habsn audi bic Beam
ten Der meritaniihen NorDDejtbabn
gelparnt, nidbt nit Der Retpnitruttipn
Der tbeilpeiie serit6rtsn ainie gu Be-
sinnen.
8 terreih bereitet lid
auf allie GpsntuGIt<
tdten por.
Wteu, II. Oft. Die Grtras@e=
piai9ungen fur bic 0itsrrsthiiaeunsaz
rffde armee tpurbsn am eSrsitag unter
cem ginfluB Der galfan= Situqtion
bon Der ungdrtI6en Delegation sutgez
hsiBeH. Die llugarn baben bisber oieie
Grtra-Greoite INNER in ter bartnGdigz
itsn Weife betdmpit. Die Summe Be-
lduft iid uuf $25,OoO,OOO, pppon
$500, 900 in bieIe Sabre auf Die gez
feittsungen an Der oitli6en 9ren3e
oerauSgabt perbsn IolIsn.
Dap Geiterretd= llugarn ii5 fir ben
5ca militGrtfd por6ereitet, bag aud
Die 9ruBmdhts in ben ariea bineinsez
5ogen tperDen tonnten, gebt aus elmer
gntnort ferpor. pelhe Der 3eihszSie
nan3minii.er por Der unearii9en Dele
CATION ouf bic Gritit eines Sp3ialiItsn
abeab, oab bic bon Der Rsgieruna per>
lanstsn grtra @er.piaigunssn auT
trieseriI6e Qlbiiaten ihlisBsn lieBen.
Wdhrero er be6auptete, baB bic Gesiez
rung Die frieolihiten QbIi4tsn babe,
ieete Der WiniIter:
yWir iinb Der 4niiht, buB internoz
tionals gsrutbunsen ubsr bic 15olasr
oes ariesss ouf Der galtanbalbinIeI
ilattfinoen lperbsn, unb in einsm iol=
ten Safe tpiroe unIere Stimme pbne
34ueifel msbr Gstpidt baben, penn mir
out oeriiitet iino."
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Wetterb berint.

Sir Obio: 5trihregen am
Gamitaa ober in Der Samitas Na9t.
Mm 6onntaa fGlteres. allgemein ihO>
mes Wetter. 5ublihe Bis iiiDlpeitz
Iihe Winbe.
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Der WiOrDer in 5aft.
9or3iislite GeiddftsIage bss 2anoes.
ueberfull eines Gifen~
bahn3uaes.

u per IL etHe V leu
bahn3u9es.
Sort g mttb 4rt., II. Stt. -
0isr gunbiten iiberfislsn am 5reitag
Worseu eiuen Yahagier3ug Der Sanz
las gitp unD Soutbern 8ahn 5pii6en
9utfielo uno Weua, Irt. @iner Der.
ielben tpurbe perDunDet unb feitgsz
nommen, pdbreno Die Inosren na6
bsiBem Sample nit benz GrpreB6oten
Morriu Bursstt floben. 2sstersr per-
Dunoete aud eiHsn Der 4ngreifer, nell
der eins StunDe mad Der 5Iuht Isinsr
9enonen aufgefunoen tpuroe.
8urgett, Der nuh benz 8erfhtsben
fdmmtIiher patronen pDu ben 8anbiz
ten it1per mibhanbelt tpurbe, purDe
nah einsm SpIpitul in Wena seidafft,
ebsno Der psrpunbete RGubsr. Der
3ug perlieb SatfieIo, 2lrt., geeen 2
llbr Woroens. gurgett, Der in pem
Grprebnaggon on Der Qrbeit mar, gez
pabrte ploBlih, pis Se 8anbiten ii6
ourd Die WaggOntbir ordngten. SSH
uler Gils perftedte er 5undhit bic
tpertbpplten pddete, iutre binter 9e>
pdditiiden Shub unD ertpiperte bas
5euer feiner QngreiFer. 2lIs ieine Wuz
nittpr srftDpft mar, bsnuBte er Den
Rolben fsinsr 8ihis als @ertbeibiz
eunefpaffe. Gr tpurbe idliebli6 burh
bic llebernadt iibertpGliigt. Der 3ug
fubr in3tpiihen nit elmer 9eIhpinbtqz
teit BON 80 Weilen oie Stunoe batin
unb teiner pon ben 3uqunaeiteQten
i6ien Ill uhnen. mas inh in benz @rz
prsBzMaeeon abipielte. Die 8anoiter
fhlugen unbarmRr3ig auf i6r Spfer
elm, inbem lie i'm nisHrholt fraoteR,
no er bas gslb perfredt babe. 9uraett
lisb iid inbsiTen ipeber burth Srobunz
qen nod Wibhanblunsen hetpeoen, ben
Srt an5ugebsn, tpoNer Die Msrthpadets
perItedt bate. Die Hduber iuhten
lange 3eit pereebens unb aIs Der 4on-
outteur bss 3uees, ipelher insipifhen
8eroadt asihopft Bate iid nGberte,
Ipron9.r lie raid bpm 3ugs al. Der
ihfper perlests grprebbote psrmohts
nod ben aonbutteur bic 5biir an off
men, UNI qleif oarauf in Shnmad3t gu
fallsn. Der 3ug fests feline Juhrt nod
W}ena nit berboppeltsr gile fort. 6ier
bilbete iih rnih cine SberiFFspone,
pelhe Die 8erfolsunq Der gan6iteu
dufnufm. Der perpunnete Rduber err
belt sinsn ShuR bnr6 Die gruIt uno
piro tpabrIheinIich iterfen. gr 1T Bis
lana nod niht iosntifisirt tporben.
aunias Gitp, Mo., Il. Oft
Die 9eamten Der aanias Gitp unb
SOutbern 8ahn bubsn felt einiaer 2eit
bic Srore erlaffsu. bub alle 3usdnqez
itslltsn fih nit ShieBpaffen gu Derz
Ieben haben. ipsil ldngs Der 8rense bon
Irtunias uno Oklahoma cine Rduberz
banbs ibr unipeien trsibt. Der lIeberz
fan Bel 5atfielb lit Der pierte inner6alb
elmer Wote.
. ie III niteo 6atters" sur
8e3a blung pon $24Oz
600 Derur't bcilt.
9artforo. Conn.,, II. Oft. -
Sm hieiisen Ser. ct. Diitrittgerih.
CAB am 5reitas 4beno cine Surp in
benz proseb DON 8. 6. 2oelpe ano
Gpmpanp BON Danburp aesen bic
Wi.slieoer Der llniteb 0Gtters Union
Of Qmerisa einsn Watripruh fir
$50, 900 gu Ouniten Der aldser ab.
Inter oem Sberman'ider Mnti 5ntitz
Geieb mub bte breHafe Summe !. be-
3u6lt tperben, aIio $4,000.
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Ealnpf nit Gi(en6a(urlu6frn

Ealnpf nit gi(en6a(nrlu6frn
Giner Der 8anOiten pom benz
GrpreRbutea Werrill Yursett
fDbtlid perngnoet.
AnG guraett ,uaroe re6eus-
gefdGrftd perfest.
Die llniteo 9utters Of Nortb glmsricd
----~.::~
Qbermals perurtRilt on .. 6. Goepe
C 60. Don 0anburp, Conn.,,
--.~
$4,000 gu be5a6len.
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0Om gsdsrspro5eB in Netp gort.
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Die antIags bringt f6tpsr bslaitenoes
8stpeismatsrial Dor.
eSobn 9. MacDonalb, Elm 9lumber
bon Itron, Shio,
9ot bort ieinen brei Sabre ulten Sobn
getOotst, feline Sruu t0otlid uno
Deren Sbpeitsr inpsr
perleBt.
81
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zen befi1osn unb fpobl i'm Stanbe linb,
be Sriegsiteuer gu be3ablen.
. ts Stdrfe Der perIhiee
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Der 9sder Broae

Rep Yurt, II. Dit. - Sn ben
beutisen pro5eBperbano!unssn gegen
puli5eis2eutnant Beder, pelher Der
GruoronnS oss SpieI9ag.ers 5srusauI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-18
SECURES LEASE ON
TEXAS OIL LANDS
CARTER COUNTY OIL MEN TO
OPERATE IN TEXAS FIELDS
WILL SHIP MACHINERY.

S. W. Elzey, president of The Car
ter County Gas company, who has
but recently returned from south
western Texas states that his com
pany has secured operating leases on
over twenty thousand acres of land
in the proven gas fields of that state.
The lands where the leases We're
taken lie in Knox county and are i'm
mediately contingent to the famous
Electra oil fields Mr.. Elzey Is per-
fecting arrangements to ship out his
deep well machinery and expects to
begin active operations in the Texas
field within the next thirty days. He
says that the prospects where the
leases have been taken are most ex-
cellent and thinks that there can be
little or no doubt of big results being
obtained.
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Phones.
Ard-ere. thursday, April i9, 1912
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= y - 49, o
DsFat
ARE We SPEED MAD?

Another accident with a fearful loss
C.. lie has been recorded as the
sacrifice paid by the people OF to-
day % -need. Anything that will an
initiate time IS the thing uoW call
u Tor. People in other countries
call Americans q money mad race
Thi, is probably true in the main,
1r- this oountrg and all others com
posing what are known as the civ
-lzed nations Of the world are speed
mad OF this there can be not the
shadow Of doubt Every dag one
picks Up his daily paper only to
read that the "ny-by-night on this
railroad or the lightning flash on
sous o'hsr has gone in the ditch,
while running at the rate Of seven
l. or seyenty-fiye miles per hour.
In every case a large number OF hi
maa lives have been sacrificed and
gone to pay the toll due ruling
power OF a speed mad people
The Ieople living in the present
century are living in an atmosphere
charged and impregnated with the
electricity Of hurry" Safety, health
and the public welfare are sacrificed
daily 10 speed Business trips. like
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-18
BUTLER BL|STEREO
BY SENATOR OWEN
PRES DENT OF COLUMBIA UN!-
VERSlTY THE BUTT OF At
TACK OF OKLAHOMAN.

Washington. D. c., April I'm re
spouse TO requests from Washington
and New York newspapers, Scra;or
Robert l.. owen. of Oklahoma Bit.
terly attacked Prof Nicholas Murrat
Butler. of Columbia university, for
his sarcastic references to progress
i've IDEAS in politics, contained in mis-
recent speech as chairman OF the r.
publican state convention in Tew
York.
President Butler, who IS now being
mentioned for the important post of
ambassador TO the court OF St. James
since it became known that Waite
law Reid wants to be relieved of his
duties in London, arraigned the rol-
icies for which Senator Owen ami
other notable progressives have been
contendng for many years The .re-
marks Of the Oklahoma senator fol.
low in part:
Or Butler is a scholar He shoGii
confine himself, however, to the III
struction Of young men and very
young men, when it comes to di,>-
tions of government.
His address to the republicans Of
New York is singularly obtuse and
ont of touch with the live questions
which are now moving the souls Of
men-moving the hearts Of men Of
all political parties and of the who g
word-and the principal question Is
whether the rights Of the vast major
itv of living men shall he controlled
by the dead hand of generations gone
by by privilege and by crooked husi.
ness, or collusion with crooked po'i-
tics.
"Dr Butler fails to realize that the
republican party as it has been man
aged for the last quarter of a century
is combination between organized
greed, heartless graft and corrupt pol
iticians who have acted as the agen-
cy of privileged in the United Stacs.
He cant understand how such a par
tv management could he cr;,icjIni
He enlarges on the prosperity of the
people, and forgets that this prosper
ity is measured by thousand mill
ion dollars in the hands of one man
and millions of human beings In a
land of civilization and enliahtenment
who have not proper food. clothing
or health DR.. Butler is prosperous;
hut there are those who have the al.