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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-05

DIR. H. WARREN NICE. Osteopathic
Physician. Chronic and nervous
diseases specially. Rooms / and ..
Lundburg building. opposite post
Office; phone 14S-R. Residence:
Colonial hotel; phone 1871. 7ss
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-05

ANGEL CAKES supplied for any oc-
casion. soc each. Phone 1901. SO
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-05

REGISTERED BERKSEIREs. Hol-
stems and Percherons. High class
young stuff for sale at all times.
individuality. breeding, produc-
tion. F. r. Steel, Winona Ranch,
Route !. 692tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-05

FOR SALE-very high-class regis
tered Guernsey bulls. nearly ready
for service. Prices right. Leonard
Orchards Company. River Banks
Farm. 69Gtf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-05

BLUE PRINT plats of Grants Pass
for sale at Courier ONCE. $3.50. 90
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-05

MURPHY farm for sale. 73 acres 10
miles from Grants Pass, on banks
OF Applegate river. some bottom
land. much upland under ditch.
with water right. Address No.
els, care Courier. 707tf.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06
sIOvENsKo cI Asuo u1coe,o o coc, ,,c,,6,r ,,-,
MA OLTAR DOMOVINE.

Aema Sc nkdar mi oko paadirala koliko ca In
TO l paNzpav dobra rec. jcviarc taku
e"Joiske rth Avenue chcaSke Michigan poga
ccJ popatov pohod narta 20 stoisoc in dive
s'osoc ud od Jutra do posaneo aGn pa
ao lunch rooml svojo kGoo Sc bolj poaneo zeni zao e
hn hKah zaSt prot isOte Judi
patriocno navduenh Kdor saloon mora ogreva IN take
uooluoe dcmonacje od nikogar priGakova
bI sovraznk SvOiih lastnh interesov
Paradlra Iednjenih New Yorku Cbicaui
ouS" Dulu'hu poagoma pideo tudi
inen ma vrsto arada siiajno vharn emtuzano Zsavc
ra cell gozdovi zasav Bandc grao bobnan prerea zrak
PcalNe cVlo otroc vozkh jokajo
lee rcba rugemu ebeuhar sonovo noco ma rc
oko enemu gne drugcmu darnca po
stahc Sabo od uocine drug omedle od utrujenoSti
\Se TO oltar domovnc In
srosk SpoIem tako predtvjo domovine ze
ieznke druzb prcjao pobne Wake parade miso ma
dooicek ampak domovino In puk octov
razSrenh grana kanonov crdo DO CLAW
profit ampak lie domovina
kdo upa sum da ticG paradam kapiastiGn into
resi- IN da dcntifciajo magti domovno svojm blaga jnam
\stc vde njhove Ka sooto svon
uciavrem pol posega neva, lie da mog udeei parade
a mog in smell udeezit veianske uprizoritt mai
vccc kar h jc dosc vico vcenesto mchigans iezer
nkomu pride mSel
rroIctarc nekacrh podci lahko kar donna ne hi bill
Si oboo marSirat hi ba posedca nh svobodne wolfe
Nlhcc orcj reel, da bill prsieni denonstraco
kako hi Sc tui moglo komu ka takega sanat
dcaNe e bi vcndar ueeba p paad nezassana cast
doleti vsak dam Med aaner bill naveG jonari
lasnki mesnic kapasti6na arsokrac
cello nauci kdai oblece ak ka smoking neverjetno
vndar recno koraka pes per pedes apostoom kakor
ccsn pomca Nisc gneni toiki oh tolikem
Seveda mora b pometaci dirndaju "a
dovoJn &C so Sc smell ceSn zccici obe icrmen
sat neproovoljen donna Gaka ma doskc
ccsni tak vcmo pa koma Sc We
ccmu c dial Bog coveku dvo Niegov
ore neprecenv da pet dalcc TAM kcr stole
foograf, po Michigan Avenue
klanJaJmo Sc njhovcmu parozmu,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06
CESA JE MANJKALO.

Parala Chcag bia vclika Nckoiko
nac da korakac vcikh razdaa
potrebOvao oStrdcse jl uai obho
kakor cta 1905 Dunau mona deavskh
Seveda e tud stostiridese ljudi veko
parade sho neelo bona take supa
je svobola place tud velka sula grla.
klub hi bla sObotna parada lako Da do
misl &c hi bill vprasal hi jim bill dali dobcr Xxi bill
iahko zvrSi brez poscbnl tezav.
Med aranzcrji manesacijc e bill tui Armour
viii asnk vclekavnicc hi bill ohod
vocal in kako skov hi bill postal hi bill Mr. prigna
svojc vOe parade
Das nmamo zk,iscn ynsko kuptijo venda mslimo da
b bia povzrocala prevekh &c
mnozicc prgnat bez upoa bill
uboga Kvecjeu hi bill nekOlko muka hi blo obogatio
godbo zanmivmi cksocnmi motam XII hi bile glaSb
scbnO primerne
Vrhu hi a TAXA goveja s<upina
Vol ina dcmonstrna hi toe orozem Gill kraviega
c kavnc navzOcnoo hi bill pastcno demonsa
paadira Vol pod kladvo hi vedel zakaj
njegova udeezba paradi hi
lie tocki popolnoma Voovsk0
aja liz kavnce lonec
Vojasko bi mic
jo Nti gicerna dovoliio dea
nOsti &c nj nogo Otresti naSe s0eje
Ali take maihne razike ozirai &c
lott je obzaova da MISC prigna parade
UsPEH REZIJE.
Lahko hi bo govor fe bi ludie vai vedei zakai
paradirajo Nevednos katero sede
kcu, se lie phaja cd kaksnh odienakov e naaostne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06
CE BI BILO RESNO

Nsccno pa boljc, da nj Amerka vsai cnkra
NoIni ncvanosti kako hi blo, hi
XII zna romantcni ppovcdovac
fantazo uganka katec nhcc poot da hi
20 chcaskcm noiranjem paradra nekoko utrudvo
ali dejal bi vcna da JIG med med
boJScu prccc razikc I'm koiko h med
strant k hi hotc Sucau spoza
jc ypraSanje 5rez zancsjivega odgovora
No Amerika bojcyala ncodvsnost mea
Sabo cilj k c bill vecn bo nc dcal vcndar
da nj mogcl Washington skora ma dobi voakov
h bio treha In civin bill krizi prosovoc ku
vOkcnu TAXI da bio obupa
skin drzav Ma Michigan Avenue zvizgaiq krogc both
take muzike bajc prevcc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06

men takozvano demokraco
ogc nj rea osirnega anja, viSoke uhovost vckh he
NH arsumeov ki preprcueo skcptike nckoko rezseke e
Jc ,feba pa gre Reklama Ogaai pravo
ogSaJ Sc ako da tie mo:ajo uje Sa bodo usavlm: in
tc inn oka%eS palace uprizor crkus
II bodo sell kakor koSmu, da hi komu ma un
rpraSati, kan jh vodS
Sobona parada Chicg lspch idc ampak uspch rcic
haIada Jc la metnos oaSana ker pornmi
Svoo nalogo TEN, da della rckamo parade della Ease I'm
kako o Spoh odrcko pomoc tistm k polno
IA Hrck oficlcln
krac ameski rcpublki c vplv uadn
da ga c NpoStcvatL kako od hSc
Suzbec odcgneo demonStrac katcro zupan in
YES hegov stab! kako ocen, tako
podIetnSk vpiv paradi trmc pnaui
ski eektraiSkh in drugih delavcev, XII smell
vani, lie da 81 jif mora kup
TAXA par&dR Scvcla tgii rca veia kapasti
dchar zah,evaIo scer, da nl pa
natraJo za doro inveScjo k Jim prinsc
&c veoo
'e Je denar dani ic nsccnaca ahka rec Ako nmao
arazer sam dovo so dobc czscrc Sobona parada
torej OBJ odeoanu kapasoy civln in voaskh uraioy OBJ
pfltSku ma uSuzbencc in deavcc. oh barnlskc
last nut not least oh nakonienost vremensk
heu iSreh Da marsha stordeSct ali
pravzaprav bo kakor prrscnecn kai mcsu
kakrsnO Je Chicago hi blo
Judi kajpada hi ljudjc IA raciio
Toda kliub temu e res da c ba parada Bill c uspeh
lie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06
OCE, ODPUSTI i!

nj kAJ Jc WcJ0!
No, ldca jc pac preparedness Defense Vsak
boy scout We, da je bia parada prirejcna 10
MI pa pravimo, da descin
nc nj vcdeo zakai paradal
anet ME povcano Preparedness zv,stna pa je tl
ahko hudobna National lahko ornc ma
tejsO ali zlocinsko
kdo izmed aranzerjev pOveda ka naanGneiScga TEN
kdo je razloMl namen? I'm - kdo c vpraSal zan?
To je najznacinejse vpaSal zral covesko
govor bi nabrze vpraSa hOccjo encjo
kavnisk hev Demonsante MISC vprasa aai zeno pa.
RADIO S manfesra pripravljenos pa vede "a
IkakSno.
ZelnJenh drzavah hi bio eba priprav
bo vredno ne lc denonsrati
Anogo AmerikO
ne dovoJ oroza ne dovo vokov PegreSno zanemarena
ppravJenosI ker i mora bitprvzapmv re vsem Sam src
boJa; da ee propagiramo vone prprave
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06

Ionosn amcrisko kuuro kljub do vrhca razviti
Manost imamo Sc rumc Judi XII ao podsati svoeu iaca
IN precitaii vaova kanc kujge vea tui
fem udem Nobcncga GaSopsa me- morco vci rokc
knjizncc pomona in m je kai rcsnco cs h
zaJe moe tcdaj mam Zelinjcnh drzavah ma soc uevo
brezuoanih judi
pripravljcni II, boj p,,i nezuariu, Par H.
doaev ne ga go>poartvu vcike Amekc soaj cnc voge
ali te zahcva va tan mekaj cnaria "a Sole po czc tca mn
ponuao pctinda jsct tisoc ,lolarcv zncck L; ma ;,;
zgradbo kasarnc
Med somaSncm prehvavom, po mc>,h iuiustrii-
SIKH kraJh raz>aajo bocm jtka proletarsk bozcn pca
let" IA eom ma SotiSocc pcz"oni groI nduSrNc 6oci
strupe zvJcn neStcth dcavcv zakonov h hi vro
vail tovanSke adanc kar ih nao Sc pa ne
HvaJao Oroc procariata uiiao predcm zveo ka zylie
he In nkakor nismo ppraven bo zopcr mcpocno a.
e noper nVa1e 's1fenh lnI morimih snow vcja nacco
non resistance In uSko zdravStvo vclko nalogo
""fre "r"zoe' M ne dclaa ne orgarzacc lad'sncga
nina tel drlzb nobcnega zhoa "a prhodnj dan c vSo
dani COST dcavSki hS Plaza prcnajhna zvljcnkc posanr
predrage to e vefen problem ki kakor ogromna pvk
eesne III dSevne slc judstva Moza tovai zcno
grize skrb oeniScu; obSc kasna ncc XII pride
Emeni slb obup
Ma mionc juii jc'i ch ramcral Bela h priska kakor
nocna mora Jim emc kpole uarod c vkcic in pred
Jegovm napedkom in razvojem zakcnicua yaa slerii
Mpahi
Kako pripravcn "a boi zopcr soano bcIo n ,aiv So
yranico naroda Take da zsesvac ncovirano h ne aeti
crpavanc sill mixer opor da proo pole in
popono svobodo
PoTREBA PRIPRAvLJENosTI
Trea bi blo pripavlicmos mnogo mnogo pripra cncti
Treba hi bp obrampc, pravc narodnc obamlc
Ali kdo e PR paradah New Yoku Chicag Spr gficldu
Lake City d. msl ako prprav cnost, ao obranbo
Nctina onh ki marshall mic Kati TO- kar 50
mor'a imel gavi N bio nka mcglcnega ne pa prepan in
jasna zavest oni h aranziaI vclke pcsa,c pa mo
'Nh polohoa "rue"a on mhtcvaJo mlitarizcn In
neveloma demonstriraIc IA niliarizem
Nsc prelbc mao kapiasiccn vir Dovo m da 50 prc:i
aJo mena onh k Chicag prredli parade stall ma
cei pa e "e Sno 'm pa to emo, biti azumvo
Inc biti c veh teh upzorev drzeea kako larilc
AmeriSki kapazem zahteva in svoega Sfalca syocp
nieresu zahevati Ia kapalem ne more zadovot
(honec ma g. strani)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06
USPEH REzIJE.

Ihko hi blo govori, b lude vsa vede zakaj cemu
paradirao Nevednos, katero sde Amerik
kicu ce prhaja cd kaksnh odcnjakov najzaostne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06


~
ma Stevilko " oklepam.
ki SO nah ala poles va
Sesa naslova. prilepiie-
Mega spodsieii
ma ovitku. Ako (457)
10 Stevillsa
tedot van Q prihodn1o
stevilko nasega lisfa po-
tecc narocnina. Prosi-
mo, ponovitc 10 takoi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06

Ltse n korisH dslAv-
shsSa lluSssva. Dslav-
ct % opravi6sni do
vssss kar producira,o.
This paper 10 devoted
TO the Interests of the
working class. Work
ere are entitled to all
what tn sy produce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19
PROS GETTING READY FOR
NATIONAL OPEN TOURNEY
Field Seeking Title May Be Divided Into Two Glasses
Consistent and Brilliant Players-Homebreds
Will Have Good Chance for It.

Ross, Mcleod. Hepburn and Downing
have q way Of coming to the front when
least expected.
n ono were forced. however. to mem
ton the ten men who probably Will nm
ish in the money he would not 60 far
wrong In selecting Brady. MCNAMARA
Mcdonald. Sargent. Smith. kerrigah'
Hagen, Teller. Barnes and Hutchinson.
In this list will be found simply the
most consistent money players Of the
last few years. taking all the tourna-
ments into consideration. In this list
will be found one Frenchman, two Eng
llshmen, three Scotchmen n four
homebreds.
II is a Significant fact Of course that
not since 1910 has a foreign born pro-
fessionai been BILE to break through tne
homebred protection and win the tue
This year there will he a u more
Intense than YER before. TOT Au.n'usn
tho rivalry liz rood natured at all times
there Ia still a keen desire on the part
Of the foreign born professionals to re-
gain the honors OF golfinK wars which
in tho olden days when golf first -four
| ,shed hero were all with them.
There are no indications which point
70 a d!minution Of golfng strength on
the part Of the homebred players Sucn
golfers as George Mclean. Jack Dowl-
ing and HoHner. to mention just a rev:
have In them brilliant ounds OF goIr
which will come out at 'hs time OF open
championship play.
On account OF the war abroad rev
youthful golfers Of promise have come
from England, Scotland or Ireland :
sti,i, the foreign born professionals IN
this country outnumbsr a bit. but not
very much. the homebreds.
Given good weather I would make a
suess that the winning score Will be
around 2e2 or 2es and that all the
prize money winners will be under an
average Of four 75s, or a total OF 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19
0'NEALE PLAYS GOOD TENNIS.
Reaches SeMi-hnal In singles and
With Steinkam pf NOubles Final.

MorNT VrRToS. y. V. June lS.-The
Scmi-tinal round in singles and the ANAL
round IN doublcs in the S~unningdalc
touGtrv cluh tennis tourney were
reached TODAY. NJ Goldman. r. NJ
Philips and !. 6. O'Neale Joined f..
j FiNman in the semi-fnal OF the
singles. Goldman took three sets 10
dispose 81 r Doones. Mt SIS. g..
6-+. IN will meet Fixman. who adj
Nanced, on Friday. O'Neale won In
straight sets from + Levison, AZ 81,
: !, and will oppose " NJ Phillips.
WHO moved up on a default by !.
Fox
In the doubles Elliot, Binzcn and T.
Henderson came through in the uoper
half by winning in straight sets from
- Grenz and l~.evisor. ~ IS. IS
In the lower section ONeale and / II
SteiUkampf defeated ~. Adler and Gold
man. at S., 81. The p.au,
10 Nnish both tho doubles and singles
Tomorrow afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19

r. H. Benjamin Is referred to a.
Willie Hopes manager and director"
but why stop there? There are a lot
of other things he can be while being
different things. among them coach. on-
ductor. trainer, social secretary. avant
courier. understudy, amanuensis and
keeper.
Now that Stanford and the University
OF California are disagreed over the
style of football game 30 tie played
Stanford sticks to Rugby. while Berk-
eley prefers the American college game
the attitude OF the n Francisco
schools IL being awaited with interest.
Football followers are wondering which
they will prefer, rugger or rougher.
Concerning John Proctor. champion
field trial winner. we read that "while
he might not be a bench show dog in
me real sense Of the word his general
conformation would make most any
judge take a second look at him"
Bench show honors would be empty,
II would SEEM. after such field honon.
and in hunting dogs particularly what's
the sense OF a bench show dog as distin-
guishc-i from n field dog? A pointer or
setter that IL not a good feld dog must
be like n icwelled watch that doesn't run.
1871 l Ielu HDlhty "n inherent requisite IN
a pointer or setter II vas In our boy
hood In the fields behind the old muzzle
loader.
All these things must a golfer do 10
play the push shot. according to Harry
Nardon Tighten himself up, nav a
firm grip on every muscle. particularly
the forearms grip of tho club tight all
the time. hands ket forward all the
time. stifY wrists. forearms and Arm
shoulders. weight almost entirely on the
left foot. with the left hip held RICH,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19
SENATORS END TRIP WITH WIN
nef.et Rr"Nu- = to 1. Making !,
Three Straight From Them.

ST. Lotus. June lH-The Senators
closed their Western trip to-day ny
making II three straight over the
Browns, : TO !. rtrk quit In tn" third
after allowing four runs, and lohusou
mad an easy game Walks to Miller and
Rorton and rratts single produced the
lon. run off Walter Jones used tNie"
ca,chers to stop the wild bias" running
The second p~laccrs stole tiv" bases. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19
RESTA FIRST EVERY TIME.
Keats De Palma In Three Nnrcs Rt
ChIcnvO S%UccdwRy.

CHICAD0, Juno n DAWN NoslH
proved to-day before 30,0o0 persons at
Speedway l'aik that his pcugcot ear
Is faster t!au Ralph dc lnlIn,'a Mor-
codes I,esta took AL three beats in
the three part race and reached speeds
he never before has been able to attain
in n contest.
His high speed was reached in the
tenth lap Of IN" second heat, when
his average time for the lap was 100
miles nm hour, incidentally, FIESTA hrok"
the Nifty mile American speedway record
DIN the distance IN ~ minutes ~ 2-b
econds, at a rate OF ~ninety-four miles
an hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19
bu the YankeeS- Pacific Coast Tennis Stars Beaten in Round Robin Doubles
KEEPING ABREAST OF
THE SPORTING TREND

out at the time OF impact with h ball.
This to push a golf ball. mind you,
not a freight car.
Not long ago at a race meeting in
johannesburg, South Africa. a horse
named Everil won and returned a to-
talisator dividend of IA to l.. Much
moro unusual intelligence TO the gem
eral run Of folks Is that In the English
language there ,s such a word as to-
talisator.
The Gap Finds SOmrthing New.
There is nothing new In baseball
to-day except the spit ball" says Cap
AnsoD I'm thirty years that IL the
only change-the only Improvement"
We'd have had n higher opinion Of
Anse's Judgment II he had omitted the
last three words.
Lafavette's basketball captain. Paul
n. Taylor. also is the football captain.
BESIDES this unusual honor. Taylor Is
a member Of the knights Of the Round
Table. an honorary society. and Of the
the Delta Cpisoin fraternity. Possibly
u. L. at the finish OF the continuous
captaincy will stand for done up.
Among the athletes lost TO Cornell by
graduation this year are Potter. winner
of the intercollegiate two mile run
Iioffmire. second In the two miles Gubh.
second IN the high hurdles Corwith.
fourth In the mile run. and Taylor.
fourth In the hall Right there Ia a fine
nucleus for a Graduates OF Cornell A. c,
---
Speaking ~ living In glass houses or
not calling kettle black. John Evers and
Arthur Fletcher had a tart exchange Of
persiIase In which Evers said something
sarcastic about Fletcher's chin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19
lingo hartmann Advances.

New RocItrLiE, \ V, June is.
Irgo Hartmann reached the fourth
round IN the Quaker Ridge champions
ship tennis singles to-day At tho New
Rochelle Lawn Tennis cub by defeat.
ing T. W Duke in the second round
n, 60, e., and a default in the
third round by i. g. Benta. Only a
few 81 the entrants were on hand "A,
the time scheduled for their matcheS
and as IA result a number OF matchcs
were defaulted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19
Mrs. t.rrrU wins T0urnN meut.

ARnsIFN-u N-iiUpsoS, June Is. Mrs.
II. Stuart Green won IN" women's in
v,tation tennis tournament al tho Ards
Icy club her" to-day by defeating Mrs.
Robert l.c Roy in the Nnal round.
straight sets, AT 60, s., Mrs. lie Roy
had gained tn" Anal round ON q dcfaul,
by Miss Edna WILDLY In the final of
tho doubles Mrs. Browning and Miss
katherine browning defeated Mrs.
George Chapman and Miss Chap
man, <--6, G, g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19

sRatted for McHale in the fifth IuUln;
@Batted for lowdermIlk In the ninth hmm.
New York......... . . -
Clevela and .......... 0 ! o . - ,
First base on errors-New York. z: Clevc
land. 2. Left on bases-New York. :. Cleve.
land, l. First base on hslls--oh Coumhe, !;
on Mitchell. .: on McHale, .; off Gunkrl. =
Struck on, by Culop, ;; by Russell, !; by
McHsle, !; by Gunkel, !, by L.o~dermilk, 3
Two bsse ,ht--Gilhoolcy; Pccklnpsugh
Plpp. Baker. Gsdeon, RON. Gandil, Sacrl'ice
dies-Peckinpangh, 2: Chapman, stolen
b~sses-Gilhooley Bsumann, Mage, Gram"y
Double plays-Gllhooley, Nunamakcr, Baker,
Gedecn and Pipp; w%mhssanss oNell and
Mitchell, Hit by pitched ball-By McHalc
(Bsumanm: by Russell Roth Hits on
Cu'lop, s IN FIVE innings, off Russell 2 ~
for INNING off %Coumhc, = m on"-third in.
ming: OF Mitchell. . III t~othIris Of first
inning and ono third Of second Inmng: OFF
Mciiale. g in three and two thirds innings
Off GunSel. non" m ON" inning, off LOwdc".
milk. 5 In ,hrce lnmngs Earned runs-ot
Cullop. /; on Russell :; off Coumbc, I; Oft
Mitchell. 4: on Moialr, 8, off Gunkcl, !;
m To wderm,lk, = Umpire in chief Hide
brand. Field umn,re-Connolly Time
hour and n minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19
COUNT lSSAEFF HOLDS
RElNS ON TWO WINNERS
Fendt Performs Like Feat in
Harness Races on
Speedway.

Count I~aef and c. J. Fendt both
came through with two winners in the
eighth matinee Of the Road Drivers As
ISOLATION 81 New York. held yesterday
on the Harlem Speedway. The former
p,lo,ed his brown horse Wood Olcott
10 victory In the I .05 class trot. which
had six starters. and triunphcd with
Lucy y. a brown mare. In the l:13
class ,ro,. Fendts Polly Berry. which
lie introduced for the f,rs' time at the
laet matinee. won the I :0e class pace,
after being extended ~ the limit Early
Harvest. in the :0o class trot. was
l'end,'s other winners The summaries
1903 class pacing
Poll hsrrv.s m &C ! pend,, 't" !
slr Tnomas' sr' h: "a ), Opp .
Time-i:o S. 1914, l:l?.
ii3 class tro;,ine;
il'HS to S = n : m j. h. RE. ;
Time-i:ce, iio1, i:lor
Lester ii br. ~. o Rint.ni
Ki,ty Oakland. br m { Ga,n .,.s 2
Time-l.ot. 1861
Aeairs, time II los, trottlns
oak "a Boy b s ~ \. Murph.yD 1904.
iii lass ,roit.ns
Regents Ghost, c. n w. r Marsant / !
Bessi. Baron. Or, n ~. Carpenter. 2 ?
Time-i:l0is l:lli,
l;h7 class pacing
Glover Patch. hr. m. ~ 4 Murpheyl.l !
Fed : Hal, h, n. wv { Urban .....-3 ,
oBr!en BOY, Il. z ~, Shoemaker .....
Master MoK.rron, b < oR. Jacobs
Time o3i. ls
l.Ua lass, trot:ing.
Ear,y Harvest, < &C J Fendr
Little ETA A.. hr. IN. a.. \. Hornl.l 2 8
Csther.n" p. b. m Il. Carpenter Z . >
BriEh, Metal, h an ~ j DUFFY. .
rime-l 90. ! OHha. 100.
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Two base hts stanag'. Oldrng Three
base hi Holman Stru,h ou, B> Hamll
ton. 2: by Shcrhan. . FIRST base on balls
on Hamilton. =; off Sheehan, 2 Double
play Hamilton. Bueh and Burns Umpire III
chief Dincnn, Flcld umpire Chill. Time 10
! hour and u minutes.
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TIGERS TROUNCE ATHLETICS.
They Htt Bnll Unrd aud Win ny
score 81 y 10 =.

DETROIT. June Is. Philadelphia wound
IN its Western irip here TODAY by los
IN, to tho Detroit Tigers. : 10 .. Hard
hitting, coupled with poor fielding on tho
part of the Mtckn"u. accounted for the
result.
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Two hlsr h'ls Foslfr, INhR", H00HtaW
Tnrrc base hit Morgan. Double play Am
smu,h and MrBrit" Passed hall ""r"roid
stolen bas,. Milan, Iud=e. AlnSm'h,
pnndonu HI 10y ul'chcd ball Ny Park
Morgan. nv Johnson - slcrt FIRST base on
ball OFF Park. !: OF pavcrpori, OF
Koch. I, of johnson, Strn@h, out-hH
park g. by Davenport, I; hy Johnson, G
I'mn,rc IN ,hief-O1oughlin Fold umpire
owens Time hour and " minutes