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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-18
SLEPCI vIDIJo!

Helena Keller ie slepO dekle re
cd rOjstva. ker so meme telesne
oci mrtve, so pa tOliko boil raz-
wife Meme duSevne oci, to je ME
ma domiSljiia. Xxi lie nenavadno
bujna. Helena Keller ie re par let
Y socialisticnem gibaniu kot agi-
tatorica in predavatel.lica. POzna-
ma je dobro V vseh sOcioloSkih
krogih V iztocnih drzavah. koder
vecjidel pOtuje, tako ia Sc ne We,
kje je pravzaprav MEN dom. Po-
goSto Sc drzi V New Yorku ali V
WaShingtonu, ID. c. Obtudujejo
in spOStujejo Helene tudi najvecji
nasprOtniki sOcializma in znani
m%ilionar Carnegie il je hotel pred
kratkim dovoliti dosmrtno penzi-
10. kar pa ie slepa secialistka po-
nosnO odklonila. V minolem po-
letiu jo le neki kapitaliStiGni list
New Yorku obdoliil, da Sc ona
~ svojih socialisticnin iGejah re
10 mott in da napaGnO tolmaci
razmere, Xxi Jill vsled slepote ne
more videti kakSne so V resnici.
Helena Keller ie ma to o%titanje
odgovorila s tako izvrstnim argu-
mention, da Sc doticni list Iii upal
reagirati. Polka zala ie, da nj ona
niti napol tako slepa kakor so
nekateri ljudje Z zdravimi ocmi.
PokaZala je. da vidi wee V svo1i
slepoti. kakor pa tisoce liudi, Xxi
30 besedah Kristusovih imajo OGi
pa ne vidijo'. Tukai sledc ME
ma ~izvaianja:
Obiskala sem delavnice, toyar-
ne in podzemeliska stanovania V
New Yorku in V Washingtonu.
Seveda nisem videla nicesar. toda
sem pa slisala vzdihe i'll laramie
in vonjala smrad.
Il roko sem ii pala vele in mrsa-
We rocice proletarskih otrok, XII
SO pestovali svoJe mlajse brate in
sestrice v podzemeljskih stanovan
Jill, med tenn ko so Nth matere
Slonele pri masinah " bliznjih to-
varnah.
Kar ne VEN IL knjig in svoje
osebne skusnje pomagam 81 z MOI
gani, da mislim. o kako slept so
mozgani nekaterih l.iudi. kako
revne so niihovc misli - navadni
avtomati. o ten SEN Sc preprica-
la. ko sem bila Z mimi V dotiki,
ko sem govorila $ takimi liudmi.
Ljudje ne mislijo radi. Kdor
razmislia, mora priti do nekakih
zakljuckov; zakljuGki pa MISC We
dino prijetni. Obremeniio duha.
JAZZ pa smatram razmisljanie "a
najdragoceneiSi dar in "a veliko
odgoyornost.
Misel - inteligentna misel -
ia slepemu cloveku move oGi in
gluhcu nova usesa.
Ako pogledamo naokrog z gle
daiocimi oGmi, kai vidimo?
Ljudje - mozie in zene - in
prav pred Mani Obremenieni S
teskim delom, s pomanikanjem in
trpljenjem - isGeio pomoci in re-
Sitve brez vspeha. Delaio lie cato,
da ziviio. Ako hi Z ocmi videla,
ne hi mogla, ne hi hotela gledati
- trinostva, Ignorance, neznosne
bedc, bOlezni - kar ie prepreGlii.
vo in nepotrebno.
Nasi SLEPT voditelji, XII smo jih
zavrgli, so nam rekli. da revsGi.
ma in mizeriia ie nastala pc bozjt
wolff. Ucili so mas, da besede "si
romaki bodo zmiraj med vami'
pomenijo, da ie Krist sankcioni
raj bedo kot ~potrebno in neod
pravljivo. Toda mi citamo evan
gelii z nasimi lastnimi ocmi in We
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-18
'PUSTITE MEKSIKO MA MI.
RU!' A DE LARA.

''''iJ" q 'l'Ll'lu \ Nc
kSiki bila hi velika napaka. Pusti-
lie MekSlko ma miru. mai sama re-
- Svoic problemc. Tam jc danes
10000 Oborozenih revolucionarlcv
in to Stevilo DO poskocilo ma $50
90 MOI kakor nitro dobimo pravi-
go do orolia IL Zedinicnih drzav.
Tedai bmo kontrolirali Mcksiko
Y dyeh letih."
Tako je i~zjavil te DIM Y Chicago
l.. Gutierrez de Lara, znani socIa-
list in priStaS Carranzive konsti-
tucionaliStiSkc Strankc Y Meksiki.
katcri Sc mudi tukaj ma prrdaya-
tcljSkem potovanju Y prid rebe-
Low.
"Nojno med Zedinienimi dria-
vami in Mcksiko' - nadaljeval
jc de Lara - ''hoGcjo lie speku-
lantje in veleposestniki kot 1e
Hearst. Huerta ie COLO orodie teh
ljudi Ako mega vrieio il trona.
I;l;
- '','' 10" "J'so'o "'S'o
"'"'1o''" 81 '"Nn''' DO
vac o>'"" ~"''o'" "ot 10 ""al'
,',''' u" "I'"o'" Po-
'"'"'" N"J'' Nv "'rtlo
''' "~p''.'S'"% N"'" "'"'aJo nice
''"S' N.r"'l 10
va ~ -" H P'o''HA'' NIX"
~ Nt'''' '"'"!o, nan N"J""
" 'N,"NN' X
~" P'"'I 'colia%- I"oila%d ltla-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-18

unije. Coloradski Zakoni jamcijo
dealvcem pravico organiziranja V
unije in p~redpisujejo kazni "a de
~lodajalce. &c bi branili delavcem
pristopati V uniie. V prico tega
zakona pa kapitalisti ne le odpu-
Scaio IL della, temvcc siloma goni-
10 IL okrozja premoga V Colorado.
Kapitalisti torei iavno krsijo "a
kone.
Dale zahtevamO odpravo cuvai
skega sistcma okrog rovov. StOti-
ne rovskih cuvajev ie bilo tekom
let naStavljenih 4 namenom. da
nadlegujejo in napadajo organiza-
torje in prcmOgarjc. Xxi Sc borijo
"a unijo. Blizo tisoc teh naietih
morilccv terorizira ne le premogar
lc, temvec tudi druge liudi, XII
Simpatizirajo 5 Strajkarji odkar
'traia Stavka Paradirajo po ulicah
Trinidada in po .iavnih cestah z
oklopnimi automobile, ma katerih
imajo stroine puSke. Serif Jeff
Farr V Huerfano County ie bill en-
tcdrn zabarikadiran Z so puSkar-
il te vrstc - XII Jill .ie skrivoma
vtihotapil ccz meksikansko mejo
- Y sodncm poSlopju V Wahen-
hurgu prezet ma premogarie.
Druga naSa zanteva je. ola do
bimo ~cek-vagaGa, kateri hi zasto-
pal premogarje pri vaganju pre-
NIGGA. DO sedaj so bill premOgarji
oropani do 90 odstotkov nakopa-
mega premoga. Ia zahteva ie tudi
lajamcena 20 drzavnem zakonu,
toda lastniki prcmogokopov Sc tu-
di "a Ia zakon mic ne zmeniio.
Nadalie zantevamo, da imamo
pravico kupovati naSe potrebSci-
ne kjerkOli hocemo. Kakor West
Nirginiji ali ponekod Pennsyl-
vaniji p~oscduiejo tudi tukai pre-
mogovc druzbe ObSirna zemliiSca
in vse. kar ie ma Nth. Druzbe po-
sedujejo svoie prodaialnice in "a
htevajo drag denar IA blago. Pre-
mogar.ii STEER nimajo direktnega
ukaza, da moraio kupovati lie V
aompaniiskih prodajalnah, ali raz
mere so tako urejcne. da premo-
garii dobro razumejo, kaj hoGejo
druzbe. Iasebni trgovec ne SINE
prodajati nicesar Y premogarskih
naSelbinah. Ma Ia nacin imajo
druzbc popolen monopol IA trgo-
vino.
Serif y HUerfano County in zu-
pan Y WalScnburgu nadzoruieta
VS. goStilnc Y celem premogar-
Skem okoliSu. Ia privilegii sta do
bila cd druzb.
DRAWN lakon prepoveduie tu-
iii importaciio straikolomcev. \
druzbc pa imaio Svoic agente V
Alabami. Tennessee. TeXasu in V
Novi MekSiki. XII nabiraio skebe
"a premogokope. kapitaliSti 60
ljufaiO drzavo ma la nacin. da Cd
vcdeio Skche naJprvo zelezar-
ske tovarne Pueblo, kier delaio
par dni in potem jih transportira-
10 kOt svoje delavcc V stavkokars-
ko okrozje. Imam affidavite cd
veGjega Stevila Strajkolomcev. XII
pod prisego izjavljajo, da so Jim
agentje obljubili delo V tovarnah
i'll da MISC mic znali o Strajku do
kler MISC priSli ma lice mesta."
Denver. Colo. - Tukaj zmanj-
kuje premOga. Use tovarne so pa
ralizirane in siromaSni sloji so V
stiskah. iona premoga stane ST.
80. Podjetniki zahtevajo cd 60
vernerja, da mora koncati stavko.
IL Ludlowa prihaja vest, da so
Stavkarji oddali vse orozje in med
mimi in miliSarji vlada priiateli-
stvo. V nedelio so stavkarii in vo-
jaki V Ludlowu igrali Togo. Pre-
mOgarii stole trdno in niti "a las
ne odnehajo od svoiin zahtev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-18

lizacijo - ali pra 'saprav uoKaz
necivilizacije. Clovestvo Sc nj eli
vilizirano.
Kai je beda Beda obsto-
il V glavnem cato, ker malheh raz
red liudi poseduie cell syet. Gu
dino, da nismo tega pre- vldell
In Sc sedaj, ko vldimo, ne
temo razumcti.
Slept vodilelii mas Gaije tola&i-
10, da je med ljudmI veliko us
miijenih Src zlaSt. bogatlni
ia so zclo radodarni ndpram ubo-
GIN Zakaj ne 81 radodar-
most ma Svctlo9 - Jal Ii jo rada
videla
Il vsakim dncvom nridobimo
malo wee luti, vct lIutcAni in yca
znanja. Slepota ilgidiL naSa
vizija jc vednO vc6ja
Izgubiti ne moreno nitcsar.
Syobode izgubiti ne moreno -
kcr .ic nimamo. Svoboda ie ideal.
In Iato. ker je >,oboda ldcJal,
sen ma ia,nem. d. vetina "A nj
ma svobode &c Sc tega zave-
damo, tedai Sc las" bowmo ~
svobOdo
Jaz ne govorim IL osehnr ncyo-
lie ali SovraStva. Iame ic iivliem-
j. pClno prijazutn be>cd in corh;h
r9k - same pr:Itzur beSedc IN
gorke roke l.iub'm vSc lin
di - bOgatinc jn S;romak' berdcr
in tatove M,IjenarJl SO mol
veliki ,rijatclji Ali spozn"ra
Sera vcliko neeud,c>t lludl in Stu
dirala SEN vlroke tc ucenako>t,.
Otrok sem svOie generaclje. Ii-
vim "a novo svct vno silo. NcHir-
ne idejc dinam Gu moti so prodr-
lie zaprta vrata mnJega razuma in
V meni ie vStald sccialna zavest g.
Ako Sc vprSamo. zakaj .ic tako
kakor ic, odgovo9 je. ia temelj
druzbe bazira ma md:v;dualiznu,
naSilju in ma izkoriSGeNanid brez
ozira ma sploSno dobro
Stavba druzbe ~zgraienl ma tenn
napacnem temelju ovira razyoI
tloveStva. Tudi l.iudj ; talcnti IN
: sredstvl Sc ne morelo razviti
kakor trcba, kajti druzha in IA
sute ' drugo strugo in deecucr:-
ra Nth znacaje. Posle lea napsG-
mega tcmelja druzbe je dale laz-
niiva mera vreinote kupti,i d..
mhterilalna proSp-ritcta sta IVA
glavna predmeta, "a katerima vse
drvi in Aatera rojita uainii'" in
Stinktc tloveSke 1atur pohlrp.
grabez, ScbitnoSi Proizvod
tovarnc ali prcmogokoua ic VOC
jc vaznoSI kaEor pr0izvod
zdrav:h >rctriG to- syobulrih clo-
v";iih bitij
Ali Slept Dol :" hlizl syoiemr
koncu Silc. hi ravndlo zakon
ohrane najbol.i prliaCoGenih, ho-
do nadaljevale sv3le delo toda &c
sile bodo pod inteligentnim mad
zOrstvom cloveka. C%itaiota knji-
ge Sc zavedam, da nezadovoljstvo
med cloveSkimi mnoLicami naraS-
Ca POcasi clovek ystaia
Ljudstvo - velika maSa prosta-
kov - potasi toda sigurno odkri-
va napake druzabnega S'Stema e.
. Doba. ko Sc clovek zaveda. da
je clOvek - ko Glovek napolen :
svezimi ideiami in Z novimn m
dami iSce prave demokraciie.
Ljubim to dObo. ker navdaja
me 5 sladkim cutom, da lahko Sc
dOzivim velike in straSne reel 81.
Gtrok sem svoje g~eneraciie in ra-
dujem Sc, ia Twin V tel vclican-
Stveno razburkani dobi
SRozi stoletJa navzlIc roganju
in persekuciiam prihaia nov dru-
zabni red; prihaia brez vpraSanja.
dali je komu vSec ali ne. Ne vpra-
>a, dali Sc vienna $ starimi tradi-
ciJami pradedov ali S svetim pra-
vOm zasebne Jasmine Kdor
misli, da bo ustavil ali preprecil
dinamicno silo prihaiajoGe move
dobe - ia ie slep
Solnce bratstva Sc re svetlika
liza mrka. To je tista luc, Xxi mas
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-18
BELLS O%PRoSCEN.

Skandalozni process V Kijevu ma
Ruskem ie bill koncan 10. t. m.
Porota ie oprostila ida Mendoza
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-18
NOREC PRED SODISCEM.

Y Wheaton,. H., Sc vodi te dni
sOdna obravnava prot blaznemu
cloveku, kateri spada V noriSnico.
poved dokazuje, da ie abnormalen
clovek. Y sOdni dvorani ga imajo
prlklenJenega, toda Spencer kljub
temu ~neprestano raZsaja in zme-
ria sodnika, advokate. porotnike
in vse povprek. Ko so izbirali po-
rOtnike, je ~obtozenec kriGal 'tJaz
III sestavll poroto V desetih mi
nutah. Cemu visa ia komedija?
Pojdimo ven, p~ostavimo vislice ma
planem iii obesite me, da bo vsak
lahko videl!' V sredo je Spencer
dvakrat sunil s pestjo svoiega cd
vctnika Ant. Zemana, GeS da sa-
mo zavlaGuje cello stvar. Nato je
vpil: "Jaz ne maram nObenega
advokata SEN lahkO sam svoi
advOkat. Jaz sem Spencer. mort
lee. kriv sem vseh zloGinov, III iih
opiSujeio Gasopisi, Ubil sem u6i-
teljico plesa in pill nekoliko Meme
krvi. Spencer je gOtovo cital o
hudodelstvu duhovna Schmidta V
New Yorku). Ii sodnik tam gori
imas namesto mozganov zaganico
V CLAW! Zdai imaS enaist porotni-
kov. DOH Sc emo zeno "a predstoj-
nika in za6ni cnkrat 2 obesan-
jeml"
tt divji izbruhi obtozcnca do.
kazujejo. ia je norec. XII sod V
hlaznico. SodiSce .ie mnenia. da
Spencer nalaSc igra vlogo beda-
ka, da hi uScl smrtni kazni.
IA delavca ie vedno hudo. &c
nina bossa, da ga goni. mu ie
dolg cas- - in kar ie Sc wee: nj
ma kruha. &c pa proda svoio ko-
20 ma "marketu". mora pa tako
delati, da ie vsak dan izmucen
- in to ie .zopet hudo!
Rock Island Argus., 1913-06-02
CHASE is TRADED
TO THE WHITE SOx
Chance Gets Zeider and Bor
ton-Peerless Leader to
Play First Sack.

After weeks Of dickering the big.
gest trade in baseball since Frank
Chance Joined New York in a three
cornered deal was completed yester-
day between the Chicago White Sox
and the New York Yankees, Third
baseman Zeider and Firstbaseman
Borton going to the Highlanders for
Firstbaseman Hal Chase. First cali
on the services of Pitcher Baker, now
on the coast, was also given Chance.
Owner Comiskey Of the Chicago
team said last night: 1T means ;he
pennalt for US, for Chase will
strengthen the Sox 100 per cent.
Chase, who is 90 years old, is consid
cred by baseball critics to be the
greatest first saCker of al times. He
Joined the New York Americans in
1905. Zeider joined the Sox in 1909
being purchased from San Francisco.
Borton first became a member Of the
SoX at the end of the 1911 season.
Until a few weeks ago he was one regu.
lar first sacker of the club. Zeide.
is to assume the duties of team cap.
tain of the New York Yankees. In
regard to the trade Chance said
Although l realize Hal Chase is one
/ cf the best first baseman in the major
| leagues, believe we are getting an
even break. l am going to first base
myself, and Zeider will play second"
Rock Island Argus., 1913-06-02

Hawkins was clearly in distress and
was putting like porpoise. At the
close the Chicago spade stepped up to
Referee Bennett and said, Boss. Use
done all in. All done CANT fight no
NOAH"
"Get in there and battle or we'll
string you to a telephone pole," growl-
ed the referee as he winked at the
ringside bugs. Hawkins eyes were
fairly bulging out of their sockets
with fear, and with a hunted look on
his ebony countenance he said. :"Well,
ah can go in fob to try again
MOSQUITO BITE WINS.
And now comes the memorable
fifth, and the history of Buffers mas
ter stroke They had spared for per,
haps a minute, when Ham ventured,
"Ah bslieve abs got a mosquito bite
on nah right leg" and reaching down
lower and lower he began to scratch
the imaginary itch. Hawkins, glad OF
the brief respite, stood at ease, when
like a shot Butler ceased scratching
and bringing up that powerful right
swung it clear around like a pile driv
er and sunk it in Hawkins jaw, send
ing the Chicago negro to the canvas
floor with a crash. There he lay as
Bennett counted him on, and nc
crowd rocked with iauga.ar. Some
battle.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-06-02
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Chicago, 0; Detroit, 1.
Cleveland, 6-3; st. Louis, 1-9.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis, 2; Chicago, 4.
Cincinnati, /; New York, 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 2; st. Paul, 8.
Milwaukee, O; Kansas City, 5.
Toledo, Z; indianapolis 3.
Columbus-Louisville, rain.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Wichita, 20; Denver, 6-S.
st. Joseph, s-5; Sioux City, 40.
Des Moines, 6; Omaha, 2.
Lincoln, /; Topeka, 4.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 16; st. Louis, Z.
Indianapolis, 6; Pittsburgh, 1.
Cleveland -Coyington, postponed.
THREE EYE LEAGUE.
Decatur, 8; Springfield, 9.
Dubuque, 1; Davenport, 8.
Quincy, 2; Peoria, 1.
Bloomington, 8; Danviile, 7.
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
Burlington, 6; Monmouth, 2.
Keokuk, 6; Kewanee, ].
Waterloo, 3; Muscatine, 2.
Cedar Rapids, 8; Ottumwa, 4.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Terre Haute. Z: Springfield L.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-06-02
LOCAL RUNNERS
CAPTURE FIFTH
PLACE IN MEET
Vivian Thomas and Crawford
Carter Make Fine Show
ing at Monmouth
WIN TWO EASY >FIRSTS
Half Mile and Mile Events Go to r. I.
II. S. Athletes-chalk to Go to
Chicago.

Vivian Thomas and Crawford Carter,
two local high school runners, last
Saturday won fifth place for R. l. H. S.
at the Western Illinois Interscholastic
track and field meet at Monmouth,
held under the auspices OF the Mon
mouth college. Lewiston, with large
troup of athletes, captured the meet
with total of "a points, while Boards
town took second place, with four
points less, Viola third. and Aledo
fourth, with Is and Is points respective
ly. Rock Island with but two athletes
entered took fifth place with 10 points,
having captured first places in the only
two runs in which the local school was
represented. In the mile run, Crawford
Carter, Is, took the lead at the start
winning in an easy fashion in five min
utes and five seconds. In the half mile
race, Vivian Thomas, freshman, won
from the other competitors in the time
of two minutes and 20 seconds.
FORMER STAR.
Former of Aledo proved to be the
star of the meet, taking the 80, 100
and 220 yard dashes with ease, in all
making 10 points and winning the
fourth place for Aledo. Western 1lli-
nois interscholastic records were brok-
en- at the meet in the pole vault, high
jump and broad jump. In the vault
Doak of Stronghurst made 10 feet
| 31a inches, while in the high jump,
| II;
inches. Gibb of Biggsville leaped 20
feet IA inches in the broad jump. On
account of the lateness of the season,
but few athletes were entered, and
competition was light, or more records
would probably have been broken.
RADCLIFFE FOURTH.
Radcliffe, the only other entry in
the meet from the tri-cities, won
fourth place in both the so and 100
yard dashes, which, however, did not
count up any points for the Plow City,
since but the first three to finish quail.
flied. Good time was made in the
440 yard dash, and Lambert Of Lewis
town led the race from start to fin
ish, breaking the tape in the fast time
of 55 3-5 seconds. After the meet
the medals were presented in the Wal
lace hall, where luncheon was also
served to contestants. Local high
school students are proud of their
representatives who captured the two
gold medals and fifth place.
TRACK SEASON NEARLY OVER.
All training for track and field
events has now been abandoned at
the local school, except Chalk, who
is training this week for the University
of Chicago track and field meet to be
held next Saturday at Chicago.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-06-02
SCH|EBERL WILL
FIGHT T. SINNETT
Local Stars to Hook UP in 90.
Round Go for Side Bet of
500 Washers.

Gather round closely, folks, and we
will slip you one of daddy's bed time
stories. How would you 1S-carat ring
fans like to see Peanuts" Schieberl
and Francis Sinnett hook up in 20
round go? 'Twould be kind of poor,
eh? Well, that's the dope and it is
straight.
Young" Sinnett has been laying for
Schieberl for a long time. He has
been forging rapidly to the front and
has hung up some mighty good rec
ords since the frost was last garnish-
ing the pumpkins out Andalusia way.
He believes that he can lambast the
stuffin' out of said Peanuts without
much difficulty Consequently he has
hurled def at the kid for 20 round
bout, and the challenge has been &C.
cepted.
The match will be for a $500 side
bet, and the money is to be posted
shortly Peanuts" and Sinnett are
the king pins of their class in local
boxing circles. Both boys have lot
of friends who have unlimited conf
dence in their favorites, and unlimited
funds to back them with.
The fight should be beauty. 1t is
conceded that Peanuts is the faster
and more clever of the two, but Sin.
nett has the endurance and stamina
which will count for a whole lot in a
20-round affair Many have advanced
the claim that although Schieberl is
clever and all that, he doesn't carry
the kick" in either mitt At any rate
it will be some battle, and we have
already made ringside reservations
Stand aside there, men and give them
air.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-06-02

Lon Mcdonald, the Boston trainer,
is generally up around the top of the
money winners when the final Grand
Circuit tabulation is made each year
Mcdonald prepared Allen Winter for
tn $4,000 American derby at Read
vile in 1910 and drove her to victory
winning $4,000. Louis Winans bought
Allen Winter for $4,000. Mcdonald
also hav driven Bob Douglas (2:04A J.
lie won the NJ. and NJ. one year with
Margin when Margin was crippled
Only good training kept her in the
race. Another of McDonald's stars is
Billy Burke. This year Mcdonald
has a splendid stable, the strongest
in three years.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-06-02

Dubuque, Iowa, June BY coping
, its fifth straight game from the Blue
Sox. Dubuque yesterday showed
O'Leary's men into second place. Jas
per, the $4,000 lime. again went in
the box and got by. He continued his
strike out record by whiting 10 men,
six of them in two successive innings.
The Sox are on slump at present, but
are bound TO rally The final game is
being played at Dubuque this after
noon. and tomorrow Peoria invades
Hayes lot for a quartet of games. The
score.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-06-02
Amateur Baseball

Andalusia went down to defeat be-
fore the Smith Brothers team of Dav-
export yesterday afternoon, by a score
Of to 8. Gla.ier of the losers pitched
his usual brilliant game. tanning 12
men and holding the visitors to three
hits. Indifferent support lost the
game for him. The score:
Andalusia .....O 0 . 0 0 ! 0 O-3
Smith Bros. 20 0 21O1 2-S
Batteries-Glazier and Eckhardt;
Mueller and Porter.
The Cubs grabbed both ends OF
double-header yesterday at the Reser-
voir diamond, the Tigers losing the
first to 0, and the Sluggers grabbing
the short end OF a 16-7 score in the
final contest. Lanaghan and Voege
worked for the winners.
The game at Milan yesterday be-
tween the Young Cubs and the Moline
Giants broke up in row during the
11th stan2a, and the umpire awarded
the contest TO the Milanites, to O.
The Moliners, feeling themselves slip
ping, began TO change their batting
/ order, and when called on 1t, refused
to continue play. Hansen continued
his rapid gait by striking out IA men.
In no game this season has he whitfield
less than u men, and the Milan fans
are pegging him for the big ring. The
score:
Moline ....0O O0o01 201-4
+ Milan ..0 o 01 00IOO IS
Milan. Hanson and Muir
ply; Moline, Van Dale and Baker.
The Logans put another game on
( the credit side of the ledger yester-
[ day, trimming the Davenport Brown.
/ ing aggregation on the Ninth street
diamond, by q score OF s to 2 Taber
of the Logans was in excellent form,
allowing bur three hits. The score:
Logans 20 o 90 2 OS3 O-S 5 2
Browning 10000 O11O-2 3 2
Rock Island Argus., 1913-06-02
Presence of Mind.

ayes. SIR" said the old time manager.
"It w6s a terrible moment The theater
was on fire and over a thousand people
sitting there in front / was afraid of
panic. but suddenly the inspiration
came. / sent Miss Scrawney out upon
the stage to recite 'Curfew Shall Not
Ring Tonight
'Yes?" said the excited listener.
''The house was empty in just three
minutes by the watch!" said the man
ager.-Harper's.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-06-02

Client, Belgium, June 2.-George
Carpenter, the French heavyweight
pugilist, yesterday won the heavy
weight championship of Europe by
knocking out Bombadier Wells, the
British champion. in the fourth round.
Carpenter himself took the count Of
nine in the first round and was again
sent to the floor IN the second. In
the third round the Frenchman dis
covered Bombadier's weak stomach,
and showering blows to the midsec-
ton, crumpled up the Englishman. He
ended the fight with a right hand
punch to the solar. plexus just before
the end of the fourth.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-06-02

Stolen bases-Siebert, Isaacs. Brom-
wich. Two-base hits-Darringcr Sic
bert, Clemens. Three base hits-Jas-
per. Flaharty. Struck out-By Jasper,
10; by Hendrix. 3. Bases on balls
on Jasper, !; of Hendrix, 1. Hit by
pitcher-Koepping. Passed ball-Cole-
man. Time-l:35. Umpire-Knapp.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-06-02

Home runs-Clayton. Scherer Three
base hits-Baird. Wolfe TwO-osse
hits-Flanagan. Baird. Wolfe. Stolen
bases-Lofton. Kommers, Burgwald,
Bht; Duggan. ?. Bases on bails-Oh
Roberts. 5; on Middleton, /; OF Dyer,
!; on Kaiser. ?. Double plays-Kom-
mers to Wolfe; McNeely TO Duggan;
Clayton TO Wakefield Struck out-By
Roberts, s; by Middleton, 2; by Dyer, !.
Hit by pitcher-By Roberts, (Lynch); /;
by Dyer. clayton. Burgwald.) Time
2.26. Umpire-Sullivan.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-06-02
SENATOR'S RALLY.

Decatur, H., June 2.-Dyer blew up
in the eighth and seven runs crossed
the plate before Kaiser was able TO
check the stampede. Decatur had all
the better of the game and was hit
ting Robert freely until that inning,
when Middleton succeeded him and
held the locals safe. The score:
Rock Island Argus., 1913-06-02
DETROIT WHIPS
THE WHITE SOx
Jim Scott Is Handed Second
Tiger Beating in Period of
Five Years.

Death Valley Jim Scott met defeat
yesterday at the hands of Hughie Jen-
nings' jungle band, l to 0. 1t was
Scott's second beating by Detroit in
five years. Hall, the opposing slab
bist, showed brand of hurting that
faar Offset the pale hosed athletes best
offerings and deserved every bit of the
praise that goes with a slab duel vic