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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26

Two cups sugar. one cup sour milk.
one cup OF molasEes, one pound, or
two cups. minced TAT pork. one pound
raisins four eggs. hnlf nHtm.R ono
teaspoon ,iEnameH. one teaspoon
soda. aour 90 make a sun batter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26

pokipg China. Jan 26-ilsiung
Itsl-Ging. premier ana minister Of
finance. today resigned the finance
portfolio
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26

thin slice Of choose on top PLACE on
% slightly grcased pan and bake ln an
even hot oven until soft and brown.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26

iu any other state can show such
splendid results obtained f1r tho
money expended.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
TODAY IN CONGRESS
senate

EHN'NNNNNNa
Met 90 noon.
Received the Interstate COM
morcc commissions report of the
Frisco railroad system receiver
ship.
Labor committee deferred ace
ton on the Michigan and Coli
orado strike resolutions.
senator Fan introduced bin
To- make the Apache indian res
ervu ION In New Mexico a na-
tiohai park
Senator Bankhond introduced
resolution to- create c0mmis-
sion ~ five to investigate fed
cfal aid Co good rnacs.
Senator Root introduced o.
bin To empower The president to
name committee of seven Co
report plan for tho celebration
of the treaty Of Client
House.
Met AZ noon.
Secretary Lane testified before
tho mines committee ON his pro-
ipct for conservation of radium-
bearing ores.
Took up general District %
Columbia legislation.
Representative SABBATH went
90 the White huu-. Go protest 20
President Wilson against lit
cracv test In the new immigra-
tiun bill.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26

Consequently we shah pass
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01
P0zOR ROJAKI!

Ako ste kupec Ia zemljo ali farmo, ne oxirajte se ma pretirans
In vabljlve ogase razhcnih zemljiskih agentov, v katerih yam wa
koVrstne stvar1 obl1ubujejo, kakor stalno delo. brexpla6no rtavlja~
ME In ciscenje zemje in druge vabljive pretveze katerib sploh M
morejo in ne nameravajo spolniti vehko d-l4rH - ur.svcensga
casa 81 bodete prhranii ako pisete pc natancen in rssnicen popi,
zemlJe, kraJa- kupnlh pogojev, mapo iskijucno samo siovenske far.
marske naselbine v Wausaukee, Wis, ker ina 10 mnogo rojakov
kuplJenl svet in jh je 10 lepo stevilo naseljenh. Tam 10 Ust prsv
rodovten In rodi vsakovrstne poljske pridelke, ravno tako raxnol
vrstno sadie In vrnsko trio. Ia svet So nahaja tk pnjaxnsga me-
sta, sol, mlekarne, banke tgovin, zage, zelezniske postaje in mne-
go drgih podjetji
Prporocamo rojakom, kateri 5ai bh dobro in postsno postre
zen dobiti dober in rodoviten kos zemlje v zdravem in priiaznem
kraJu ter bti vSestransko zadovoljen, da pisete rojaku A. Mantsl
L. Box E1 Wausaukee, Wis. po natancne informacije in mapo
tamosnJe slovenske farmarske naselbine, predno geste kam dru.
gam svet gledat in pc nepotrebnem cas- in denar tratiti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01

ne d. ) potczo percSa spraviti 5
Svcta ampak oh tenn dcjStvu osta.
ne clovck lahko popolnoma trrzcn.
Slovcnci So skupina pc .ieziku.
Nsak narod jc TAXA skupina. Il
tega pa mkakOr ne Slcdi, Ola 81
vsi Slovenci cnaki. Eni So vcliki.
drugl majhni, cni debcli. drugi
subj, eni bogati, drugi rcvni. cni
uc'nI, drugl ncN"dni. "ui pamctni.
drugi ncumni. Med Ncmci. Italija-
nj, Madiari, Rusi, Francozi. An
gl"ll / I. 1t. j. ravuo tako.
Razlik med clam posamczncya
naroda j. wee kakor pa podobno-
>ti. Torei ne more biti narodnos,
edna podlaga. ma kat"ri Il clovek
oSnujc zivl.jcnjc.
Gin boil Sc kakSen narod ralvi-
ia, tenn vcG.ir postaja.io razlikc
med njcgovimi clani. Med Eskimo
II ali Patagonci ic ycliko wee po-
dobn0Sti kakor med F'rancnzi ali
Angler. Pri ~takoZvanih diviakih
5" vSl divji; Nsi mora.jo zivcti 30
"nrm naclnu. imajo Skora.j popol
mona cnakc Segc, cnako vcro. cna-
ko miSljcnic. NcmSki ali amcriSki
kapltalISt Iivi jiSto drugacc kakor
ncmSkl ali amcriSki rudar: Slovcn-
SKI ali italijanSki professor iScc vSc
drugo druzbo kakor >lovcnSki ali
ltalilanski kmct SlovcnSka ali ma
dlarSka dana So drugaGc nblaGi
kakor slovcnska ali mad.iarska
sIulkinja ampak iivlicnic Slovcn-
Skrga vclcposcstnika ic podobno
anglcSkcga ali Spauskcga
ALI pa ruskcga vclcpoScstnika.
mcdtcm ko zivi slovcnski dclavcc
podobno kakor ncmSki, pol.iski ali
pa portugalSki dclavcc.
kcr vcmo, ia 50 dclavci vsch
narodov izkoriScani po cnakih "a
kcr nadalic vcmo. da imajo
tapltaliSti vsch narodov cnakc in
kar So tiGc izkoricanja de
.ayccv, kcr naposlcd vcmo. ola So
more kapitalistiGna moe prcmaga-
! lc Z dclavsko moGjo. zclimo i'm
'c trudimo, da hi privcdli dclavcc
'Sch narodov V cnOtno organiZa-
/akaj brcz take orgamizaciic !
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01

nlmaJo mucI IN Sc ne hi mogli mix
dar osvoboditi. Pri tenn ne sInr %.
Nlratl dclavrcv pray nobcna ma
rodnost. torc.i tudi slovcnska ne.
hadar napolniuicjo Sovinisti de
lavccm glavc l. narodnostio, nina
.lo druI"ga namcna, kakor fla iih
~odvrn"Io od praVc"a Spoznanja
Svojcga ~dclavskcga poIozaja in cd
m%cdnar"dnc orgamiHacijc. ki j. nc
varna mcdmarodncmu kapitali2.
mu. \ikdar ne ovira narodnost ka-
pitallStov, &c gre "a dobiGck. Med
SlovcnSkim gospodarjcm i'm Slo-
vcnSklm dclavccm. med nrmSkim
kapltaliStnm IN ncniSkim p~rolctar-
Gem nj nobrnc narodnc Solidarno-
>ti. kadar 81 vpraSa "a boliSo
m"Zdo.
kaI pa hot"m" tor".i IA Slovcn-
c"g ALI nam to Sploh ME nj mar
Iac. Ia Slovcncc zahtcvamo ma.
tancno To kar "a vSak narod. Nc
wee. ME mani. EnakopravnoSt in
tlSto Svobodo, da So ma narodncm
polJu lahko razvi.iajo po svoic.
Tam kJcr gre IA r%cSniGno narOdna
vpraSania Ia knjizcvniStvo. "a
sole, "a |obGcvanjc med Scboi. "a
ht"vamo, da mai odloGajo Slovcnci
SAM, kakor mai Y Svoiih Gisto ma
rodnih v%praSanjih vSak drugi ma
rod sam odloGa. NObcn narod ne
bodi podlozcn drugcmu. nobcdon
ne gospOdui mad drugim.
kcr so nckatcri poscbno radovc-
DIM Z ozlrom ma scdan.ii polozaj,
MAJ tudi to povcmo: Mi nismo ne
"a Avstrijo ne "a Rusijo. ampak
IA Svobodo. \ekaterim gre TO tcz-
ko V glavo, kcr misli.io. da mora
biti narod ma vsak naGin nckomu
podlozcn. Pa ne moreno pomaga-
II. Nam j. emo h%lapGcvanic takO
kakor drugo.
Toda Gc zahtcvamo svobodo "a
tisto narodno z~ivljcnic. nj 5 tenn
rctcno, da mai SO okrog vsakcga
naroda zgradi kitaiski lid. da ne
drug Z drugim dotiko. (1o-
vcStvo jc wee kakor narod. i'm
vpraSanja gmotncga zivlicn.ia MISC
narodna vpraSanja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01
kaj miSfimO 0 SIoYsncih?

Tlsto povcst u oGctu in Sinu, Xxi
sta gnala osla ma scmenj, poZna
p: SAX Solarcck. Tudi mi jo POI
namo. Tudi o sebi ne mislimo. da
bI mogll ustrcci vscm l.iudcm. I'm
ker he mlslimO tcga, ne gremo IA
tenn ELLEN. Tako umrtnosi posku-
sajo spekulacijski listi, katerim IT,
vseenO. kaj da Sc natisne. da ie L.
biZnis.
Ampak vtaSi Sc j. vcndar Guditi
kako 81 dclajo liudic ugamkc tam.
kJer nh mi. TAX rcbuS j. nckatc-
rim Prolctarcc i'm Slovcnci. Enim
m prcmalo nacionaIni, cnim pa
prcvcc. kar piScmo, jc STEER Vcdno
enako, So So eta z%.iutra.i ali pa I'VE
cer. All-oGr IN sin sta guala osla
ma scmeni.
Torcj koliko imamo narodnosti
V sebi?
NatanGnO toliko, da moreno 2
MO mednarodno Gutiti in misliti
IN da ne postancmo Sovinisti. Me
wee in mic mani nismo Slovcnri
kot toliko, kolikor .ic pravicno.
ker nismo Slept, hi moral biti
ncumni, ako hi taiili narodnoSt.
Ma svctu so razlitni narodi. kakor
Ie razlicno drcvic. kakor so raz-
lcni kraji, razlicnc vodc. razliGni
lJudjc. Tisti, XII prayiio: "Clovck
Je Samo cl0vck, razlikc nj nobe.
ne, torej ne opravijo niGesar pri
a kajti razlikc, Xxi jih lahko vi.
dino in dOtipamo. so razlikc.
Ali ma drugi strani so liudje, XII
~zahtevaj0. da hi smatrali Slovcn-
ce "a tisto poscbcn narod. katcrc-
mu nj nObcn drugi cnak ali podo-
Den, "a plcmc. katcro hi So smclo
samo obcudovati in obozavati. To
pa zopct mi mic "a mas, kcr smatra-
mo Slovcncc IA narod med narodi |
nc "a narod izpod drugih. pa tudi
ne "a narod mad drugimi.
En- hoccjO, mai Sc narodnost
enostavno zanikuic tcga ne more
mo Drugi hoccio, mai narodnost
navdusuie ;tudi tcga ne moreno.
IA mas le narodnost dcistvo, XII Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01

krog narodncga zivlicmja jc to-
san, zlvljcnic clovcStva ic Siroko.
&c Sm" Slovcnci, Smo Slovcnci: mi
trcba, da hi mas bilo tcga sram, pa
tudi nj povoda, ola hi bill poScbmo
ponoSm ma To. Razm tcga, da Smo
Slovcncl, Smu tudi dclavci i'm liu-
dye pa mann" cato mcdnaroduc
intcrcSc.
Med pamctnimi l.iudmi 81 ma
rodm IN mcdnarodni Interest lahko
V popomcm skladu. TAX Sklad ac-
limo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01
CRNA VOJSKA.

Idai mi veg dvoma ,Ia nobi,,
10 y Ayx,rin ,rnmoma noJ ,a,"
y, talk. I;IL; -
mani N n.sno,ohu. nj na Latn,
:, hill mornIi 10, uI
nusti,i oJ ,oio;,,a T,.I,a
yede,i Il, So ,adria lo,a InLob
5e i.moE In,di l., 1,I|,n
Wall r,od,irom Ia,; ;.sI.;
Usti ,on,G da mara ",n;
size pri n,hor;b ,.doyoii.,a,; y,
lindmi Ii r,.rIanra, ,;taL
hi >radaI; y~nia;.o |nInm
KIiuh ,.,un ,nr",m,.; Ia'
gent ~ .,oIno yoi,kn - Jonaa
bran>t,o Jvat,a, ,anorod no1;sa
Ii N y.5 kokor 81 oGo kiomaiL III
bilo ,orci o>,,Io :c k,i .nnSoh
ncoao
Normalua s,,y yo,l, +.
dayno y~rokGcan, IN, kalo, wanna
D., della Ju5h, n, ,o,ui,i;ob ,on,
we'd y,lik del J., roI,r ma Loii;:o
| Domo5o Iu5ho -. ,r,o,I;.;n..
kovr>tr. Jn;,t,
V,uJar rrogL.Jni.io ,J,;
r., -crro,oi,il. vj,;.,i l.; 49,,
hill pr,i r,,uJi NH, ,..b u,h,,;L
>~poznani "a n.>rn,ohu. ali na h;
so bill >ur.arbit,i,.ri nn
roio zor., oola;.,i ~ k,ko mn
s,ono io rr; ,oh ,,n,;b uaLn,h
kaieio nekat.ri nr;mer;.
V Crloycu !. biIo - .rrovoi
niSko >luiho rotri,pib Il oki
pri 'Sandwir,u" oJ ls6 j. sod
mega okraia IT,, az ..ka.r,,or
hof'' od 235 IL m.,,a CeIov.c IN
tujih 1915. Il okt pri ..Sandwir.
IN" 90 cd sodnera okroia Tr,
q. deli 81. ..ka.r,nrrbof" od
% IL C,lovca In u;ib sO oJ 21e1
pr crnovojmi>ki komisiji l.. pri
"Sandwirtu' IL koroSk. So hill
i'o" p"trJem Y 'rnovojniSko sluz-
bo. P%ovprecno - odStotkov. cd
@lol II me>ta Ccloyec in okOlicc
t"r'% drz"l" J" hllo od rrnovojniS-
N' nahornc komisiJe II. "kacrt-
'erhoi IA rrn"vojniSko Sluzbo
po'rJrhlh lNo'' p~oNpr"cno 3sl2'c.
ro'rJcm 50 morali prl1 dine %
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01
JunaStVO i'm SuznOSt.

y pomotjo Suz,uNtva 50 Sc izvrSila vrlika
della n. pr. rgiptovSkc piramidc. Takrat nj bIlo
nl'i >lutnjc Scdanjlh mogocuih S%trojcv. Prosta
cloNcSka moe j. morala postavljati ogromne
lgradho IL %ogromncga Skalovia. Bio ic vclikam
>ko dclo.
zato vcndar ne ho |prihajalo duScyno zdra-
vcmu tlovcku ma mi>cl. da br imcnoval S|uzcnStvo
vcllko, slave vrcdno rec.
N"jaki Y Scdamji Nojui opravljajo suzcmSko
d"lo. krvavo, pa Suzcusko. Zakaj |Strcljati. Sc.
katl, boSti, paliti morajo, kcr jim jc ukazamo in
tako, kakor Jim j. ukaZano. \jihova VOLTA. Mi.
hove ldcj", njihovi cilji nimajo nit opraviti pri
TEN.
kakorkoli oglcdujrmo to Stvar, vclja vSc To
- po>cbno IA AvStrijo. Srbija jc bila napadcna
Srbi imajo obcutek. da hranijo koSjck >vojc syo-
hod' profit dcspoticui in roparSki AvStriji. Bclgi
ia j. bila od znorclcga Niljcma ma najpodlcjSi ma
rn napadcua. Bclgijci 81 brauijo. Francoll
hranijo >vojo r|cpubliko in dcmokracijo profit pru-
>krmu imp-ralizmu.
kaj brani >lovcu>ki, hrvaSki. SloNaSki. GoSki.
i1allJan>ki vojak y Nr>triji? Me druzcga kakor
moe ~>voj"ga zatiralca. da ga DO mogcl nadaljc
latIati. Nihtc nj uapadcl AyStrijc. da hi jo bilo
trrha hrauiti \ihcr mi oct lumaj mapadcl avStrij-
>kr k"n>titucijr aN>trij>kcga parlamrntarizma
To j" ycduo u|apadala lc av>trijSka vlada sauna.
Av>trijSki vojak me- more imcti pray uohcnc
ldcjc \ tel vojni. Iato M more biti junak. Kaj,i
y >uiuo>ti nj j%unaS,va.
luuak jc tlovck lc lcdai, &C. ilyrSi vclko.
p"gumno dclo IL >,ojr wolfe. IL ~>vojcga prcpri-
5auja.
,lumaki So bill ri,,i. Hi so Sc bojcvali "a >yo-
bodo. me- pa ti>ti, Hi Sc ~b"jujcjo "a zatiranjc.
Socialism mi uikakr>uo 'lboljSauo. ks
can>,N". To :" r. dnNolj p~oilkuIali rcformirHli.
pa MISC L v>cmi rcformami ilprcmcuii uicgo,cca
hiv>'Va. III j. uazadnjaiko iu dc>poticno T. rcfor-
t,t.,tF 49,. ut.nn, o., ,r... ......
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01

Socializcm M nova vcr>ka >ckta. Iii hocc zmc
>ii "dobrc Judi da hodo potcm uapravili me-.
hr>a na z"mlJi; socialism 81 bojujc IA boljSa
la]m"r'' da Sc b"do mogli IL Nth roditi boljSi
ljudjc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01

Kdor odreka delavstvu boljsi materielni DO
lozaj, mu brani visio kulturo. Kapitalizem. XII pc,
ha delavstvo v materialno bedo, je torej prot
kulturen.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30

JOHN DEERE NO. SO PLANTER.

In hill dropping, the
three most commonly used
drilling distances are secured
without stopping the team,
while as already stated nine
drilling distances are secured
without changing seed plates.
SEED PLATES CANNOT RACE
Hoppers are the tip-over
style. Hinges are extra wide,
holding hopper securely. Gear
ring is held stationary, so is
always in. proper time and
mesh, preventing seed plates
from racing. The gear ring
drives seed plates direct. In
changing width, gears cannot
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30

Seed plates are adjustable
to any size corn, so only one
seed plate is necessary. Valves
cannot double drop yet are per-
fectly simple without switch
valves, intermediate or third
valves, or springs
A planter may be accurate
of drop but unless implement
is strong and durable it loses
it's value. The John Deere No.
80 has strength and durability.
The frame is all steel, and of
full stock instead of channel.
Shanks are held securely
to front frame by four bolts.
End ties are riveted. Where
used giving strength and light
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30
POSITIVE DROP.

After years of the most careful eX-
pertinent and diligent study of system
of valves has been perfected in the John
Deere No. 80 Planter which combines
simplicity Of construction, and efficiency
Of action
There is no stringing or scattering
of the hills with these valves. When
! hill dropping, the action is perfect and
y positive. All projecting parts are done
away with so kernels will not lodge or
catch, but are discharged in such man
ner that all imperfect checking due to
uneven travel of team is avoided
Here are illustrated three sectional
views of the valves in the No. SO plant
err. Their simplicity is evident at a
glance. No springs, triggers or inter-
mediate valves. And note the few
parts used. Yet these valves do all,
the most complicated system ever was
claimed to do, and more. as they cannot
get out of order.
The first view shows hills Of corn
on both valves ready to drop. When
\ the button trips them, the lower valve
drops it's hill in the ground, but the
upper valve holds it's hill in the pocket,
as in second view, and will not drop it
in the shank until the return stroke of
check fork is made closing lower valve
This absolutely prevents a double drop
ping no matter where check fork is
stopped in it's stroke.
KILLING OR DRILLING.
The change from killing to drilling
is instantly made. There are no extra
attachments, or tools necessary. No
adjustments need be made The driv-
er does not have to leave his seat or stop
team. There are no intermediate valves
\ to switch. He merely presses upon the
foot drop lever which throws the clutch
Z in gear and opens valves
The third view of the valves show
the position of the valves when set for
drilling. Note the clear channel, so
seed drops evenly and cannot lodge.
The increasing number of farmers
yo rows Of corn as we'll as the headlands,
ges of the instant change from killing to
9 Planter
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30

of time, being held mesh
One thumb bolt holds the hopper firmly in place.
CLUTCH.
Clutch lay OF being mounted
the
ordinary clutch trip gear
again trips valves
IIDS-WATER TIGHT.
A hopper. prevents
splitting. A
absolutely
sufficiently
operator
A glance will tell just machine is doing.
There no glass break
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30
DISC MARKER.

Disc is set at proper angle,
and being larger than generally
used, it makes a more distinct
mark. Steel rod holds it Sc
curely preventing it from Wob-
bling. Bearings are large so
will not cut out or cause
trouble. 1t is easy to lift when
turning
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30

is more bother than it is
worth, as it soon becomes
logged, and is liable to
breakage. A glass sight feed
is a delusion.
DETACHABLE RUNNER.
With the John Deere
No. SO there is no longer
any need of hauling planter
to blacksmith shop to have
the runner removed. Loos-
en- two nuts and off comes
the runner. When bOlted
on, the runner is held Sc
curely in place by a locking
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30
AUTOMATIC REEL.

Marker
the old fashioned
practical convenient which with it's
simplicity makes perfect can be desired
reel is that it always remain in
position ready
than getting ready reelng with the ordinary
reel The reel drum perfect cylinder of sheet STEEL upon which
S knking snarlng.
The reel sprocke ocket against turning by cotter pin
The holds the reel sprocket in driving position No
simpler method is conceivable.
S effective. small sprocket is
which
placed enabling
wire always keeping uniform
sproket locked In Keeling the
evenly.
Here Then Are The Points To Bear In Mind.
oBLIQUE
any form
ADJUSTABLE SEED PLATE:
Adjustable to any away necessity
more than
QUICK CHANGE:
Two three four Kernels change made instantly without
leaving
NINE DRILLING DISTANCES
And only plates
instantly
NO DOUBLE DROPPlNG
springs valves O valves.
DEPTH GAUGE LEVER:
planting Leaves operators hands free
DETACHABLE RUNNER:
without trouble. Change
LONG LIFE CHECK HEADS:
---------
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30
OBLIQUE DROP
The seeding mec-.

Inc Seedlng meC-.
hanism of the j o h II
Deere No. 80 Planter
consists of a V-shaped
annular channel, into
which kernels of corn
can settle indiscrimi-
nately. At the bottom
of channel is a hori-
zontal seed ring or
plate.
The corn enters
the cells neither on
edge nor flat, but at an
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-26

Why should 1t be necessary to sub
stitute batter for a pitcher? Why
shouldn't a pitcher be able to bat at
least as we'll as the average pinch
hitter? These questions have been
propounded ever since the pinch hit
ting fashion came into vogue. They
are as unsolvable now as when they
were first asked.
The average pinch hitter does not
bat better than .220 or .225. At that
he is doing very well. There does not
seem to be any logical reason why
pitcher should not stand up to the
plate and be able to bat as we'll as
that or nearly so. And yet few OF them
can. There are comparatively few
pitchers who can bat for an average
of 800 or better for season,
To have a pitcher working in close
game who is also fairly reliable with a
bat is a great help to a manager. A
manager doesn't like to change pitch
ers in a game of that kind unless 1t
is getting dangerously close to the
ninth inning. II pitcher is going good
he likes to keep him in, for If twirler
has been getting by through previous
innings and the opposition has not
been able to do much with his curves
and breaks it is practically a sure
sign he has "the number" of the ma
jority of opposing batters.
In the cluster of curve dispensers
there are some who can hit Otis
Crandall is one, Mathewson is another
and Ray" Caldwell is third. There
are some more. Frank Chance has sew
eral.
Not only have the pitchers Of the
Yankees contributed largely to the
success of the team by their ability
to wind their curves around theaten-
ing bats, but they have come through
admirably whenever they have been
called upon to pinch hit.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-26
NOT BOOSTING THE PIRATES
WIlbert Robinson, Manager Of Brook
Iyn Team, Does Not conceds
Pennant to Fred Clarke.

They are not conceding any pen,
nants in the National league. Wilbert
Robinson. the new manager Of the
Brooklyn club, comes to bat with 9
little boost for his club. and, without
making any claims, denies the Pirates
a certainty.
MANY teams that look like world
heaters In April and May tire of the
pace" says Robinson. I'm not knock,
ing the ability Of the Pirates. but the
season isn't over till October.
"The Dodgers can't be overlooked.
I'm not making any claims. but have
one of the most dreaded-batting or.
ders in the National league. In PfeN
fer l have pitcher wouldn't trade
for Tom Seaton."
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-26
KNEW HOW HoNUS COULD HIT
Kid Cole, Busher outfieIder, Carried
Away by Theory Pitcher, Chases
Imaginary Ball.

A group of the White Sox we're
standing in front of their hotel at Bos-
ton listening to Harry Sutor, the left
handler who pitched by theory. Sutor,
never having seen Hans Wagner, was
explaining how he would pitch to the
Flying Dutchman.
I'D drop two slow curves on the
outside corner" he remarked. He'd
probably foul one. Then I'd shoot two
high outside, wasting them. Then he'd
expect me to come back with a slow
twister on the out corner and I'd cross
him with fast one"
Cole, a busher outfielder, who had
been listening, turned suddenly, sprint
ing across the street and stood looking
upward an instant. With hanging head
and detected air he strolled back.
Whats the natter" asked sutor.
What were you doing?"
II was chasing that fast one you
pitched to Wagner" replied Cole.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-26

Have you ever noticed the uncon-
scious, yet indispensable, groan that
Invariably arises in grand stand and
bleachers when a pitcher goes to bat
In pinch? Probably 1t is close
game, with one or more runners on
the pathway, and it is the pitchers
turn at bat. Possibly he has been
pitching such fine ball and the game is
SO close the manager fears to take him
out and send in pinch hitter.
Past performances prove the odds to
be greatly against pinch hitter COM
ing through with the needed bingle.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-26
paIton's Clever stick Work.

When Jack Dalton first broke into
the Majors three years ago he faced
Christy Mathewson and out Of four
trips to the plate landed four safeties.
Then for good measure he touched
Otis Crandall for another bingle. Gran
call having relieved Mathewson in
Dalton's inaugural game. Dalton soon
afterward went to the International
league. He returned to Brooklyn this
year and on April IS he met Mathew
son again and took up the work where
he left OF three years before. He got
three solid smashes on Christy and
was robbed Of fourth by a spectacu-
lar stop by Stock. Evidently II they
sll pitched fadeaways Jack Dalton
would bat 100. -