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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-29

governor peabody ukazal izgnati
il drzave. Postal je eeto miliGarjey
v temni noel v MEN hotel In DO
tegnili so 10 IL postelje ter S silo
odvlekll ma Wax, kateri je odpe-
ljal cez mejo. Toda matt Jones Sc
ie vrnila nazaj Sc predno je bill
strajk konGan.
Prepotovala je vse JUNE in "a
padne drzave in kadar nj sodelo-
vala v aktivnem boiu, je pa pre-
iskavala in opisovala razmere de-
lavcev IN Nth rodbin. Veliko ie
tudi pomagala pri agitaciji 20
per persekucijo meksikanskih DO
liti6nih begunov V Arizoni oh Ca
su Diazove strahovlade.
Matt Jones, dasi re stara in ST.
viii las, je bila da zadnjega casa
polna mladeniSke sile in ognia.
Starost sama nit naporno delo
zadnjih dvajsetih let ie nj upog.
milo. Neprestani burnt doziv-
ljaJi, ootovanje in govorjenje ma
n%estetih shodih, XII bi zdelalo V
TEN casu marsikaterega mladega
moza, Je obcudOvanja vredno ju-
nasko zeno lie pomladilo in Sc boil
vsposobllo nJenega duha "a boj
prot kapitalizmu, kateremu lie
posvetila vse svoje ostalo zivlje-
ME. Matt Jones ie obenem tudi
navdusena socialistka; pri vsa-
Xxi priliki pomagala je organizi-
rati move organizacije. Mnoge
rudarske organizacije il placajo
dnevnice kot organizatorici in to
Je YES men zasluzek. Toda denar-
ia N nina. Use, kar lie imela
IN kar dob, vSe sproti ida "a de-
lavsko stvar. Donna nina: MEN
dom le Dovsod med delavci kamor
pride. Men edini ziveei sorodnik
re brat, kateri je katoliSki duho-
ven nekJe V Canadi. Ona je tudi
katolleanka in skoro V vsakem
svoJem govOru citira reke il sv.
pisma, ko zigosa kapitaliste.
Matt Jones kot govornica lie ne
iztrpna in neutrujena. Men ma
stop ma odru je nekaj velicanstve-
mega, XII mora navduSiti tudi mai
vecJega zakrknjenca. N.jena mo-
gocna postava sivi lasje, velike.
plameneee oci, MEN eisti, zvonki
glas, kl ga Una mojstrsko povzdig-
niti kadar izraza ogorcenje - vse
to razpali kri. Meme besede so ie-
klene ia slikajoGe. Syeto pismo
vedno citira. V vsakem nienem
govoru Sc zrcali filozofija in spo-
znanJe. Govori o psihologiji ljudi
IN v ekonomskih fazah delavske.
ga problema, a V isti sapi ozigosa
z bodecim sarkazmom obstojeGe
kriviee. Nj cuda, da 81 je ~osvojila
srca vseh delavcev. XII so 10 sill
sali IN da j delavci Sirom Ameri-
Ike ne pravijo drugace kot "nasa
matt Jones" in rudarji ma zapadu
j pravijo Sc posebej mas an
gelj'. In ona je ponosna ma ime
matt.
In matt Jones. ena najvecjih
delavskih boriteljic. kar jih ie
do danes rodila Amerika, je kon-
emo postala zrtev barbarskega ka-
pitalizma. Matt" je polna moci
in boIevitega ognja dokler uziva
svobodo toda zapora pa ne
more prenaSati. V zaporu CINE
memo zdravie in odkar 10 ina
volno sodisee V W. Virginiii v
krempljih, poro6ajo, da je nevar-
no bolna. ko 10 ie pred par tedni
obiskal John X. Turner. poroce-
valec lista Appeal to Reason,
izjavila je: Sc diva meseca ma
bonn tukaj. pa DO pc meni".
Sodrug Eugene V. Debs pSe V
zadnji stevilki appeal to Rea-
soma" pod naslovom "Prvi mai in
matt Jones' sledeGe:
Matt Jones, proletarska juna-
kinja, lei V vojaskem brlogu V
sibirskem distriktu zapadne Vir-
ginije. Vsak rudar in premogar V
w. Virginiji, Pennsylvania, O.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-29

Ako kateri izmed S~lovencev We
"a kakSne podatke cd Andrea
klemenciea, kateri .je umrl 4. ma
Ia 1908 Free Home" blizu Ia
coma. Wash. - maj iih poslje ma
uredniStvo "Proletarca". ker OBJ
prlliki izdamo njegov z~ivljenje-
pis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-29

Vedno je sto vzrokov, zakaj ,bi
delavec ne postal socialist rohe-
mega pa ne, da ne bi smell, in da bi
odobraval sedanji sistem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-29

Ma vse zadnje: ali je delavcu
vredno mnoziti bogastvo s svojim
proizvjanjem, ce pa nina niti po-
lovico tistega, kar producira.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-29
Nova revoluciia v Mehihd.
Skader ie padel.

Skadrska trdniava. zadnje pri-
bezalisce Turkov V Albaniji, ie
padla Crnogorcem V roke zadnji
teden. Crnogorski Nix kliub bio
kadi sesterih velesil nj mogel cd
jenjati, dokler nj vrgel Skadra.
Mesto. XII je baje sedaj malo mani
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-29

Mi odklanjamo darove, ampak
zahtevamo kar nam gre.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
FOOTBALL RESULTS
Saturday Games
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Harvard. 3;

At Observation-Disclosures Harvard, 8;
Princeton, O.
At New Haven-YaIe. Il; Brown, O..
At Ithaca-Mich., Il; Cornell, 0.
At Syracuse-Syracuse As; New
York University, 0.
At adelphia-Penna, q; Dart
mouth, 81.
At Pittsburg-U University of Pitts
At Annapoiis-Navy. 20; Bueknell,
At West Point-Army, II; Albright,
At south Bethlehem-Lehigh. SO;
Swarthmore, 0.
At Middletown-wesleyan. 0; viii
All At -Hismilton-Colgate, p; Rochester.
At BaltmOre-Carlisle, 81; John
At Maine. 9; BowdOin,
At Medford-yermont 0; Tufts, 81.
At New HaVen-Yale Freshmen, 0;
Princeton Freshmen, 80.
At Standardization, 20; Stevens,
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Va.
Wesleyan, is; Georgetown, 6.
At Haverford-Haverford, O; Trinity,
At wn-Muhlenberg, %;
Franklin and Marshall, O.
At Evanston - Il.-ChicagO. IA;
NOrLnWeSLerns o.
At Madison-wisconsin, y; Ohio
At LaFayette-Purdue. g.: Rose
Polytechnic, 0.
At Iowa City-Iowa, so; Indiana, O.
At PaIo Alta, CaIif.-Leland Stan
ford, IS; University of California s.
(Rugby.)
At Tucson, Ariz.-OccidentaI, %;
University of Arizona, 0.
At Laramie-Denver University, %;
Wyoming G.
At Denvsr-Colorado College. 10;
School of Mines, II.
At Columbia-Missouri, 10; Drake
At Nashville Vanderbilt. Z: Ten
nessee, g.
At Atlanta-Auburn. 20; Georgia
At Observation-Disclosures, 10; Ala
At starkville, AIiss-A & NJ Is;
At shreveport-Louisiana. 12;Arkall-.
At LyReh6urgEwashingtOn and Lee
At Richmond N. I, Il; North
Carolina A & NJ,
At ChattanOOgS-Ch Uni
versity, p; Central Of Kentucky, y.
At RustOn, La--Industrial, So; Pine
vile College, O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
Wolgast And Williams Read y
- - -
Viii Clash At Clifton Monday

BeaIl bout in Duluth. Gotch got up on
the platform and declared that the
farm looked good to him. and he was
"A kid no more. Some young fellow
IS likely TO tOpple me some day" said
Gotch.
Benny Chavez and his manager,
Louis Newman, have arrived back in
Denver Newman says that the reports
that CampI severely beat Chavez's
face, was exaggerated. Newman says
that the last five rounds were Chavez's
by large margin, and he was the
stronger at the finish. Chavez is anX-
icus to meet the coast champion again.
wildcat Ferns, of Kansas City,
and Mike Gibbons, the. st. Paul 'phe
EOm," have been matched for a 10
round contest at New Orleans on the
afternoon of December Z. Both well
terweights have agreed to make 145
pounds at 5 o'clock Efforts hereto
fore were useless to secure the prin-
cipals. as Gibbons held out for
weight of AS at that hour.
X
Jim Flynn is in New York and is
trailing GunbOat Smith for bout.
Flynn. according to time honored Gus
tom, protests that he was not in his
accustomed form when he met the
gunner two months ago, when Smith
knocked him out in five rounds Smith,
it is said, wants to give him chance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

Farland with Mike Gibbons has caused
the Chicago wizard to be deluged with
challenges from various weller and
msddleWeights. Jimmy Clabby IS one
of those who do not wish to be over
looked in arranging a match for the
scientific honOrs OF pugilism. ClabDy
twice defeated Gibbons on points when
both were little more than nOvices-
to attract McFarland's attention.
Glover declares that he will guarantee
not to outweigh Packey and will agree
to any conditions in order to get the
match.
Willie Ritchie has this TO say of Bob
McAllister, of California, now in our
midst with the proposition that he IS
game TO take on any middleweiSht now
in the game a very clever boxer and
one who will certainly make a hit
here" is the lightweight champions
terse description of McAlIister. "HO
won mis- spurs in both the amateur and
professional divisions on the coast
continued Richie He is a very fast
and clever boxer"
Can he punch2' Richie was asked.
well. he hasen't the reputation OF be-
ing a hard hitter at home was the
frank response. That, however, is
something that viii come naturally
later. Bob is so fast that he doesn't
put all his power behind his blows.
He has the strength. but the ability
10 apply it is something that only fun
confidence N himself viii develop
When he loses the inclination to be
over cautious that fault viii remedy
itself But he can box. and he knows
how to hit. and it is my opinion that
few. if any. middleweights are capable
of defeating HIM
Now that Freddie Welsh has arrived
TO resume his argument with Richie
It would be q good idea for him to take
on some other man and show that he is
worthy OF a bout with the champion.
Tt is so long since Welsh has been
seen in acton here New Workers have
rather lost track Of his form. If he
is still as good as ever it could not
fail TO be to his advantage to prove it
BY doing so his claim to Ritchie's at
tention would be taken more seriously.
a good man TO bring out Just how
Welsh stands at present would be
Young Shugrue, the JerseD lightweight
There are many who believe that
Shugrue ranks with the stars of the
division and would like to see HIM
given a chance. Invaria bly, Shugrue's
bouts have given satisfaction, which
is more than can be said of some box
ers who are better advertised.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
THOSIPsON.'

place. They will suggest that the
weights for a champ OnShip bout be
made not less than five hours before
the men step into the ring and not
more than that specified number OF
hours This suggestion, If adopted by
the International boxing union, will
have no bearing on the commissions
rule providing that all weights Tor
contests in the state must be made at
the ringside. irrespective of the
weights made five hours previously.
Names Champions.
One of the interesting items in
Breyers letter was his reply to a query
of the commission asking whom the
federation of French boxing clubs re-
gard as the champions of the world IN
their respective divisions. Breyer's re-
ply was as follows:
: Flyweight- Abeyance. Zone man from
each country to take part in an elimi
nation contest to decide the champion
Ship
eight-JOhnny CouIon.
FeatherWei ght-Johnny Eflbane.
htweight-Willie Richie.
Welterweigh t-Abeyance. One man
from each country to take part in an
elimination contest to decide the cham
piOnship.)
dleweight-Frank Klaus.
Light-heavywei ght-Sam Langford.
weight-Abeyance To be con-
tested between Sam Langford and Joe
Jeannette.)
The big thing in the naming of the
champions by the French federation s
the failure TO recognize Jack Johnson
rs the holder of the title. Breyer i'm
plies in his letter that Johnson is out
of the running and cannot longer be
considered in the light of the champion
=
There viii be two matches fought
next week winch viii be worth seeing.
Leach Cross and Willie Richie viii
pull off their postponed bout Monday
night It should be a cOrker. Then
Carl Morris, despairing of getting Gun
boat Smith in the ring again, will bat
tie with Jim Willard the same night.
This viii bring together the two heav-
lest fighters in captivity.
=
The talk of matching Packey Nc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
VIC HANSON
His Record

Born-Salt Lake City, Utah.
Weight-15s pounds.
ionality-Danish-A American.
Age-26 years.
Height feet, inches.
Reach-6S inches.
Neck-16 inches.
Chest. normal-3S inches.
Chest expanded-42 inches.
Waist-3O inches.
Biceps-121k inches.
Wrist-61k inches.
Forearm-11 inches.
Calf-121z inches.
RECORD.
1911.
Art DickersOn-K. o., two rounds.
Kid Austin-K. o.. two rounds.
Kid Williams-K. O.. seven rounds.
Gene West-K. O.. nine rounds.
Battling Jim Hurley-K- O., 10
rounds.
Eddie GalIagher-K. O.. % rounds.
Billy Burk-Dec.siOn. 20 rounds.
Billy Burke-K. o.. 13 rounds.
Jack McTlvaine-Draw, 20 rounds.
Walter Coffey-K. O., 10 rounds.
Nels Carson-K. o. two rounds.
Perry keIy-Draw, 20 rounds.
Jimmy HOrnbuckle-K. o., seven
rounds.
Ferry heliy-Declslons 20 fouLus-
1912.
Jack Tibbets-DecisiOn, 20 rounds.
Kid GeOrge-K. O.. nine rounds.
Jack Cordell-K. o., II rounds.
Gunboat Smith-Draw, 20 rounds.
Norman SlOan-k. O., seven rounds
Rufus williamsburg, four rounds.
Pat CrOyn-WOn, four rounds.
Jack COrdell-K. O., four rounds.
Jack DOwney-Won. 10 rounds.
Joe Clark, X. O., two rounds
Frank Mantell-Draw, 20 rounds.
Montana Dan Standardization 20
rounds.
Jack Herrick-WOn, 20 rounds.
1913.
Jimmy HOward-Draw, four rounds.
Jack Herrick-Won. 20 rounds
Kid GeOrge-Won, 20 rounds.
Jimmy HoWard-Draw, 20 rounds.
Kid George-WOn. 20 rounds.
Jeff Clarke-NO decision, Is rounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

" DUNG AID WOLGAST and Johnnie
kid" Williams. Ell Paso feather
= weights, are scheduled to clash
Monday night at Clifton. Arizona, in
a 10 round contest Both boys have
been making good in the west. Vol
CAST will probably have the advan-
tage of few pounds in weight
Heinie Zimmerman viii not wear
National league uniform next season,
according to a prominent Federal
league magnate- The outlaw club. 1t
is said, has accepted the proposition
made by Zimmerman Federals do not
believe, according to the magnate, that
Zimmerman viii repudiate his work,
and a berth is being held open for
him.
Eddie McGoorty in statement Civ
en- out at Chicago, declares that he
will sue the Wisconsin state boxing
commission il he is suspended for
falling to meet Jack Dillon, at Mil
waukee, on November .. McGOorty
says that he never authorized Tommy
Walsh to sign articles for him under
the conditions proposed in the agree
ment.
Frank Gotch. worlds heavyweight
wrestling champion, has reiterated his
statement that he viii retire from the
mat. When he refereed the YOkel-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

herents, and many are willing to lay
even money that the Kewanee Tiger
does not stay the limit.
That the fight for a match OF evenly
distributed fighting ability will eX-
coed any Of the bouts staged hereto
fore at Juarez, IS the assurance given
by the past records and recent eX-
hibitiOns OF the opposing principals
Hanson, according to Fred WinsOr, al
ternateS between the style of the dis
lance man and the aggressive in
fighter, which is q combination had
IS fighter after the order of Howard
Morrow, fans say, who have seen him
box in the west his wicked might
ing being an important asset
Herrick is one of the best distance
men exhibited at JUarez since the ad-
vent of Jeff Clarke, four months ago
Joe Herrick, brother of the big mid
dleweight. is a specimen OF the famous
Harry GilmOre's hit-and-ge getaway
type, and Jack has also been developed
in these tactics. Herrick has never
met a man his equal at JuareZ with
have not thus far obtained n defi-
mite line on his abilities when ex-
tended.
Jacks training for the fight will be-
gin Monday afternoon Hanson will
not work before Thursday or Friday
Of next week. being in perfect cond1-
ton right now.
Action on the part Of matchmaker
s G. Gonzales regarding the preliml-
naries for the November IS card will
probably begin Monday evening. There
are several likely candidates who are
anxious to participate in either the
semi-Windup or main event, all OF
whom VII be given a tryOut before be-
ing signed Kid Harrison and Benny
COrdova- lightweights. are in line for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

DRESENT. indications are that when
Jack Herrick and Vic Hanson,
4 participants in the headliner card
billed for November %, at Juarez.
slide through the ropes, even money
will prevail in the betting.
Minor wagers, which have been
placed where the sporting fraternity
congregates, slightly favor Hanson, &C
cordine to reports, although very little
is in evidence. It IS said that pool
is being composed Of Hanson al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
MISSOURI BLANKS
DRAKE BULL DOGS

Columbia, No, Nov. s-By better
playing and by practically straight
football the Missouri Tigers BANKED
the Drake Bull Dogs in a closely
fought game today, by the score of 10
to 0. The first two quarters the teams
fought draw and most Of the time
were battling between the two So yard
lines.
McWilliams. the clever Tiger quar-
terback, was the hero of the day
In the final period, the Tigers fight
ing against the wind, got within 10
yards of the Drake goal line, where
McWilliams, from placement, kicked a
field goal
Missouri uncovered few trick plays
and failed on three forward passes, the
only ones she tried. Drake success
fully made three out of six passes
tossed. Both teams frequently punted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

Heavyweight -. all over US all over 10
It should be noted that the American
scale is nominal Each champion as
sUmes the right to fix the scale in his
class and so far has gotten away with
il.
Differences Not Great.
It viii be seen by glancing at these
two scales that there is little or no
difference between the foreign and the
American scales. After settling inc
matter Of poundage in each division,
the champion viii take up the matter
when the competitors for a champion
ship bout must make weight In Eng
land it is the rule for all competitors
in such contests TO make weight at
o. M on the day of the bout This
means that the fighters make the
IEeight-in-Engla eight hours before
the bout takes place. In the interval
between the time the weights are made
and the contest takes place the boxers
are afforded plenty of time in which
to take on additional weight.
Too. Much Time Given.
The state athletic commission coz
slider the English rule provides too
many hours between the time the
weights are made and the contest takes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

ARE HUNTING IN VALLEY.
James German. Earl Weisiger, Elgie
Means and Alfred Black went on a
hunting trip Friday afternoon and wiz
not return until sunday afternoon
They went down. the valley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
NEBRASKA WINS
FROM WESLEYAN

Lincoln, Neb., Nov S.-Straight foot
ball was the feature OF the Nebraska
attack this afternoon with the Ne
braska Wesleyan eleven and the Corn
huskers- although outWeighed. swept
around their heavier opponents piling
up total score of ~ to Z. The IVES
leyan touchdown came when fullback
Howard. who performed at quarter for
this game. fumbled the ball and Bur
ham, the Wesleyan end. scOoped up the
oval and ran 20 yards for a touchdown.
Two other tOUchdowns came after long
runs by Howard; the first one was for
SO yards and the second for 20 yards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

The Crimson won but the Crimson
was no football juggernaUt to squash
the Jersey Junglers at the Whim Of its
that the mud handicapped Harvard any
more than. II cid Princeton. if as much.
Tt was simply . case Of the old time
Tiger leapinE at the sight of the Cam
viii furnish an entire chapter in itself
for the football histories that are to be
written.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
Training For November 3 Fight
- - e
Herrick And Hanson Begin Soon

a match, while Battling Yaqui. and
Spider" MOffatt also want to go on
There are several jockey boxers in
the city, who viii be given a tryour
later on 81 PasO talent viii come
first, however, as it is FL PasO dollars
game Yaqui has participated in
number Of bouts in FL PasO smokers
and has shown that he is a hard hit
ting boy worthy Of a bout Kid
Graves, managed by Kid Harris the
lightweight, also wants to box
Jack Ross, accompanied by Bat
Ting" Mantell, his prOtege, viii leave
FL PasO in a short time for Phoenix
or Albuquerque. It is the intention
of the manager Of the BrOOklynite to
get Frankie Gage into q return con-
test at Phoenix. Pierce Matthews, OF
Albuquerque, and Harry Shater also
want TO meet MantelL-
Pictures OF the meeting OF the I. A
c. officials, and principals Of the Her
rfck-HansOn contest when articles
were signed at Juarez Saturday even
ing a week ago, are being sent
throughout the United States Fred
Winsor, referee Ed Stewart Billy Reed
and Joe Herriek, have sent out the
photographs
Billy Gilbert. the fighting actor
has posted 500 stage money and sew
eraI tubes Of grease paint. as a binder
for a match with Lee Harrison at
Juarez. Joe Herrick is managing Gil
bert
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
II o Esta b1ish Internationa1
:: :: =: :: ::
.P ugi1istic Scale Of W Gig It's

vEW YORK. Nov. SIT seems at
~ last that we are about to have
an established scale of weights
for pugilistic championships which will
not only be national but international
in scope. Victor Breyer, of the French
federation of boxing clubs. has made
the suggestion to the state athletic
commission, which looks on it with
favor. It is believed if the state com
mission takes favorable action. the
whole boxing community in the United
States will fall in line
The scale of weights in force in Eng
land, France, Switzerland, Belgium and
America is as follows:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

BrickIey Boots HarUard to
Victory OUer Princeton, 3 to 0
Star of the Crimson Eleven Drives Water Soaked Ball
Between the Tigers Goal Posts While Spectators
Try to Shield Themselves from Rain Jersey
Junglers Put Up Hard Battle.
BY nAMoN RUNYoN.

cree. Langford. Of Trinity. Umpire
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