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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-24
De S0C|EDAD,

In frlto La ha sldo indudable
mente la labor realzada por Ia ceull
sion que trabajaba en- la recollection
de donatlvos para regular juguetes
4 los ninos pebres y Sc ha btenido
hasta ahora una buena suma en- di
nero y muchos jnguetes. La conf
sion proslgue su tarea y seguramen
te la fiesta de la repartlcion de los
juguetes sera de 10 mas atrayente Y
simpatica La senorita Cotton y
otras dlstlnguidas damas de la ciu
dad, han contrihuido con donatlvos
en- juguetes y en- dinero elective.
Notas. En- Andalucia las rejas de
! poetlcas moradas suelen ofrecer cua
dros agradables, viendose jovenes
parejas de enamorados que cambian
dulces dlchos y agradables lmpresio
| mes de seres nacldos para compren
derse y amarse. BALCONIES baios que
tamblen tlenen rejas resultan tam
blen muy oportunos aqui para que al
gun enamorado olga sus ternezas al
obleto de sus afanes Y para que co
razones tiernos con Ia realization del
"bello ideal repltan amorosas ende
chas que dicta seguramente ell
blen aconselados amor alma del
mundo Seguramente habra boda
V pronto entire el dlscipulo de Ii
curgo y la joven de titulo profesio
nal
Ell "tocayo' del arcangel triun
fador que al nal angel dominara pa
rece que Sc ALTOONA ojos claros Y
en- ellos trata de hallar la luz que las
oecuraas ,ristezas de su alma disi
pen, Sc pueda esperar que como OBJ |
sequlo de ano uuevo haya alguna es
peranza slno un dulce "sl'.
-Pocas muy pocas veces en- ell
blanco balloon suele verse ahora la
linda nina de negra cabellera y bo
qulta de claveles. Y el encognlto
salan que pasa y de lejos ha de con
tentarse con la tugaz vista, We Gle
algun tempo nublado ese cielo, por
que Ia bruma de la ausencia lie oculta
la elegante figura de la linda flor del
Versailles
En- San Lorenzo. El "circulo de re
creo de San Lorenzo llevara a efec
to un bale de confianZa Ia noche del
81 de los corrientes, para esperar ell
nuevo ano. El bale comenzara a las
$50 de la noche y Sc hace presente
en- la invitacion que no deben asis
tlr nlnos.
Personales, En- asuntos de nego
clos sale para la region este de la is
la el ST. Jose Ramos que hace algun
tempo esta en- San Juan LIE aeon
pana el Sr. J SOLO de la comerclal R
Prletantonl y Comp Y les desea-
mos el mayor exito IN sus eestiones.
EStd nocte y monana. FL progra
ma para la exhlbiciones IN Ia sala
que la marlnas brias banan. es atra
yente y con seguridad que el mas her
noso ram.llete de damtias concu
rrlran hoy y mahana a admilarar los
buenos cuadros que olrecen los ami
gos Rodriguez Y Carmona
De paseo. Va Aguadilla, acom-
pahada de su respectable sonora ma
Dire, Ia bella Y distinguida senorita
del Versailles Joseiina kearnev
Estaran ALI la temporada de Pas
cuas y aho nuevo Que tengan las
melores inpresiones.
Van a Nanati, por cuatro o cinco
dfas la dlstingllida sonora Luisa
Guayta De Benero y sus bellas Sc
norltas hlias. Regresaran San
Juan antes de fin de mes. Que no
sea larga la ausencia Y que disfru-
ten del mas grato paseo.
Semper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-24

no hay fondos para terminar las obra
pero en- cambio, para la calle del Hi
podromo y con motive de la prdxi
ma feria, Sc trata de obtener un an
ticlpo para PAWN entacion y hacer
las aceras
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-24

Hay osr,cuitores gus neces,ton
noyordomos" y hay "mayordomos,
que neeesitan colocaci6n Esa do,
espf:rdciones % encuentran con DIFF
tuttdd y yetardo. Amoos colncidrdn
,dpidamente 81 los deseos de nsayorda
n.os Y GgricuitOrea - anunciaa en-
La Correspondenela". Hay en- e.
to,ori0 asIec,a! m cdaca tor(a "a
efeoso.
In esta imprenta sc vende
napel de periodicos viejos a
81 quiutal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-24

Busque nuestra sefal en- el radiador ST no ueva
nuestra Registrada como e "dche no pertenece
ALIAS LINE por consguiente no pueden llevar Ia
garantia de servcos esmerada que evan toda, las ma
quinss de! ATLAS LINE Para evitar rnoestias y
deora de tempo apuntese nosotros para euaquier
viae en- Ia sa.
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
CAPTAIN WEAVER.
IF YOU PLEASE
Fullback Will Lead Eastern
in Football Next
Season.

Eastern High School IS satisfied today
that its team, which had such uuparal-
leIed success on the football field last
season, merited all the nice things that
we're said about It last night at the
football spread.
The evening was spent in giving the
team a good time Men were presented
with their letters, Weaver was elected
captain for next year. Coach DOnneIly
was presented with a handsome watch
FOB. and general rejoicing was made
by the many who were present
That Eastern had one Of the best
teams II the history Of high school
football is the general consensus Of
opinion, and M DOuUeIlV Is deserving
Of the highest communication he put
a fine little team in the field, which
played through the season CT top form,
never once experiencing a slump
The men at the spread were ex-CaD-
tain Parker, CapJain-eleCI Weaver,
McCafery, DefandOrf. Wright. VIII
Iiams, Pope, Wilson, Whitman, san
derson, Smith. Chase, Evans, Baker,
McGiffin. Wells, Crisp. UnEer, Hughes,
Rapaport, MCCOY, FItzhugh. DUvaI, Co
l7il, Swartz, J. DOnneIly, and c. Don
nelly. who coached the team this year
and 10 whom al the credit was given
IN the after-dinner speeches that were
made by Mr- Wallis. Coach DonneIly,
ex-Captain Parker. DefandOrf. Evans,
Captain-eieCt Weaver, McCahery,
Simpson. AIr- Field. and Dr. Small
The Washington times., 1910-12-03

Tonight at the Palace alleys, 9l4 L
street northwest, the first gun Of the
Big Noise in tenpins VIII 60 Of. when
the first meeting Of the City Bowling
Association viii be held
The principal business of the meeting
will be the renewing Of old member
ships in the association and action on
new candidates for admission into the
home and parent bodies In addition,
plans for the coming city tenpin tourna-
ment viii be discussed, and an election
Of officers is probable should there be
a sufficient club --epreseAtation-
Last year thirty-one fve-men teams
from various tenpin leagues in the Dis
trict participated in the three different
classes. A. 3. and c. and it is hoped,
owing to the growth Of the game. and
the recent impetus given the sport by
a revival OF high scores during the
past two weeks, that there viii be a
still larger entry in the dve-men, two
men, and ind.vidual events in the three
divisions.
The separation Of the entries into
classes viii be made according to the
present averages Of the entrants in the
various leagues, and the prizes so di-
Vided that al the entrance money re-
ceIved in one class VIII be AWARDED in
that class, so that class c and 3
stand TO cop as much, II not more.
iron men as the class A experts
All the Dig pin bowIers viii be vel
coined at the meeting, and the officials
specially dcsire that all club captains
the vs:1ous tenpin leagues be presen
The Washington times., 1910-12-03

There Is nc cause for undue worry
because Of an announcement that
Charley Street may figure in q deal
whereby the Washington club may OBJ
tain one or more players from some
other American League team.
Street IS in the same canoe with every
other National Jimmy McAIeer Is set
upon one thing, and that is to strength
weakness last summer To accomplish
thiS end he has made up his mind that
Il he can get the men ne wants he VIII
not hesitate 10 dispose Of any player
who wore Washington uniform last
season This goes all the way from
Walter Johnson to the rawest recr75ft
IN the ranks
That Street may go Is not al all prob
able, but II IS possible that the player
may 1Sure IN a trade, and furthermore,
L McAleer can get the men he wants
ne would even 20 so far as 10 exch ng
his prize Dattery-JO Ounson and Street
II he thought that IN d0iuE so D
would Improve the Nationals chances.
his IS, OF course the extreme, but -he
statement VIII give some idea Of how
necessity O. making radical changes be
fore next AurIL
McAIee- has set out to get an out
fielder, and before he q. $ thwarted he
VIII WOrry every American League ma
nate with propositions and cOmbina-
JtiOns Of players that viii include prac-
ticdlly every man on the roster
what viii Dr. Cook do when he gets
back 20 his native land" asks New
he be engaged as mana ger FOR any one
o. a number Of WreStlerS who are hip-
pocrou7inG about the country and killine
What should be a prosperous sport
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
TEXAS" RAMSDELL
LIKELY TO RETURl
Penn Athlete May Come Bac
for POSTGRADUATE
Course.
Course

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 5--"Texas
Bamsdell, PENIS star football pIaye
and track athlete, has announced TIA
he VIII probably return 70 lhe UNIV er-
sity next year 70 take q pOst-grs date
course IN civil enEIueeriuE-
RaUsdell has only used I'D three Of
the four years Of eligibility allotted u
the faculty, one al Texas and two q.
I ern nSylvaniG- so that he wOalC ags in
be available for the track and fuJJ-l-r.
&C.. RamSdell IS the present inter-
collegiate champion sprIDjCr. all D. Uas
lalsti1 through his work that ,r--
Championship came TO Pennsylvania lat
spring
D. the football field - showed Won
6el Z. 81. Improvement this Iafi Oser Efs
-. 4 &C tl-C year befOry ami In y Fher
SeIsCn would probably Z we 10 aIi
nu-I1CC- LEt that br Wound ret ~ L
CCilsAC has brought him forward a.
NJ I--C- promiD 80 al 'vr fle
caJ+a 7C7- the election frT = hi n VIII
raEe - r2'5y nCx5 w
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
BOWLERS TO HOLD
OPENING NEE TING
By KING PIN.

to review their membership or TO ap-
ply for admission il not members
should any doubt exist among the
class A bowlers as TO their abillty 70
come back and have more than
-look-in, the following short summary
Of the past weeks performances should
be convincing
In all the eagues, McKnew, OF the
CoIoufals. II. Lae District League, vas
the star Pc former Mac -an StilnS
rf z5s. zl5 and zoo, for a total Of tl, Dy
far the highes- Of the season
KcLennan. Ct the Agricultural qulhI'
in the DepartTnentai Leag1e, at=o ran =
biE total Of 6E, with games or 9lS' ~
other big individual sets were made as
..PoD' Hartman in the District Lea
que, CoIonials Vs- Neuiands, 1sS, 1sl' IsS'
total $50.
In the Bureau-Fat Men match in ths
District League George SANDY LORD
came back with the high scores or
% I91, and 204 or a total of 61S. Charlie
Lord. II the same match, copped out
games Of 1s7, 23s, and 159, for q set OF
in the Departmental League watson.
Of the Warriors, ran 204, 306. and ifS,
total Of SIS, and Brady, Of Census, ran
24, 1S2. and 1Se a total Of $50.
In the COlorfal League krauss with
1872 1S6, and 2S got a total of so. ana
George Cox, another prodigal returned
10 form. ran Up set Of 5SS with games
Of 208. 2o2, and 81
But the best showing Of all, perhaps,
was made in the Saengerbund League,
where the Dutch hold forth, when the
numerical and bowling strength IS con-
sidered- George Shaher ran up 24. 2l2.
and 10. a total of 591, and modest al
MachleT in two sets totaled 595 and 615
With games OF 190. 2l3, 195, 81, 2o4, and
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
FOOTBALL STANDS
BIDS ARE A,KED
'Chamber of Commerce Seeks
Figures on Seats at Army
Navy Game.
By THOMAS KIRBY

Tn the Chamber Of Commerce apprs-
ciates what 30 viii mean If the Army
Navy game cen be brought 20 this city
was again shown today when Granville
Hunt, cua4I man u -l4e convention com
mittee. got in communication with deal
ers in extensive stands and asked FOR a
bio for seats for 1900 persons 70 be
erected on the White House elHpse-
There is a firm in the Middle West
which makes q specially Of temporary
structures. SUCH as would be necessary
for the game, and as soon as their es-
innate is received, the matter will be 81
form 70 take before the chamber for
definite action
Yesterday the conventions committee
met tie District Commissioners and out
lined the plans b. WnICl II - lUpSd 70
arrange Tor the games Ine whole mat
ter was thoroughly gone into and at
the CONCLUSION CunO Rudolph president
Of the board eXpEtSseC his complete en-
GOTSement Of the movement
From what 1 learned from the men
with whom 1 have talked about the
ATmy-Navy game 1 mo tat there is
practically z unanimous fee .l-g Ll2t u
should exhaust every means 70 obtain
the transfer said ar E11-4t lOGas-
Army and Navy OuICuIs. d. q 4UIe.
matter OF this sort, but I nave assur-
ances thar the great majority Of those
sJatl32ed here feel, as " asll1ngIDniau>
do, II a. the Capital is the logical plac.
for S. Oh q national event as the gam
betwCssn the DnIdsnipmeu and cadets
I eNI eCt 10 get an answer from N
handlers CT the stands within the next
few lays- and then we viii Be prepared
10 ahead.
Il 80 Ca1 land the game I an con
I f1deEr that WiLhin a few years IL vii
grow u PIcT-cr;sCus Of the Presidential
iuGul VTatIOn- The social opportunities
are Unlimited. and any business ma.
realizes what II wiz mean TO have g.
oJJ OF 35-a40 visitors here for a Saturds-
I and Sunday
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
CHAMPION ATTEttLi
IS OLD MASTER"
Since Cans Death Abe Is
Considered to Be Class
lest Boxer.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3--Abc AtteH mas
two pugilistic titles featherweight
champion Of America and the 'OId Mas
ter
he has been the champion for long
time but only the "old master" since
the death Of Joe Cans. the wonderful
negro fighter
since the death of Cans the sports
have been looking for some one on
whom to beStOw his title. and thev have
decided with practical uncertainty that
Attell is the best qualified for IL AtteIl
is conceded to be one of the most Won
derful little ScTapp6I's this country has
ever produced, and his long record OF
successes, in which he has clearly
demonstrated superiority, makes IL fit
ting. in the sports opinion, to call him
now the "OId Master
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
WRESTLING BOUT
IS ABOVE BOARD
.Zybisco Throws Jenkins and
Kindrat in Specified
Time.

NEW YORK. Dec S.-At last a Sc
ries of wrestling bouts without the
suspicion Of a him-fam has been
held. It happened in New York too.
where the. sporting public has been
double and triple crossed so often
that it has grown 10 expect 1t
A dozen gFapp1ers entertained a
crowd OF 5000 at the Grand Central
Palace last night FOR four hours. and
although detectives" were on the
scene, they failed 10 see anything
aniSs-
The big bout had Zybisco.- the big
Pole. on one end. and Andrew Kin
drat and Tom Jenkins on the other.
The Pole threw his men in less than
half an hour each, and thereby won
ne match. Neither Kin6rat nor Jen-
sfns was in very good shape
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
GEORGETOWN QUINT
READY FOR MEDICS
Football Stars Expected Out After
Tonight's Game at Ryan
Gymnasium

Georgetown University VIII formally
omen its basketball season tonight in
Ryan gymnasium when the team meets
the Baltimore Medics-
Hope Is entertained at the Hilltop
school that several Of the football stars
win come out for the team To date,
Fury and Kraft have been on the floor
a..-t Z is eNreCted that others viii come
Ct5t shortly. The game viii start prompt
n
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
SMITH TO MANAGE
SOUTH BEND CLUB

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec 3--With
the selection Of Ed Smith. the former
St Louis American League rvvirler- IS
manager Of the South Bend Genital
League club. five pilots for the circuit
have been chosen
The men 50 far selected 10 lead teams
in the league during The 1911 race for the
DennanI are Punch" Knoll. for Dayton.
William Phillips. for Wheeling. Angus
4 Grant. for Evansville Ed smith, Ter
South Bend. Eddie Wheeler. for Grand
Rapids Fort Wayne, TeTre iaute. and
GAINESVILLE are still without managers
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
Manager Permits Ainsmith
and Cunningham to Finish
Basketball Season.
TO SACRIFICE ANY
FOR GOOD OF TEAM
Any Member of the Aggregation
May Be Let Out If II Be-
comes Necessary.
By THOMAS KIRBY.

One Of the prime reasons for the wide
spread popularity Of Jimmy McAleer
among ban players Is the result Of the
consideration which he always shows
for the men under him
Having served many years as a pri-
vate, the Nationals manager realizes
that one of the best ways to get work
out of a squad is 10 30 everything pos
sibIe 70 add 70 the prosperity Of the
players
An evidence of this comes in his
treatment OF Ainsmith and Cunning
ham When It was announced several
days ago that these two youngsters
were playing professional basketball
The rOGghesJ Of all indoor spOrts-there
were many who looked 10 the manager
to issue immediate orders to the play
eTs to quit
In response to q request as TO what
he intended TO do n the matter. lIc-
Aleer wired this morning that he had
no objection 10 the two bau players
nulShlng their engagement with the
basketball club
While many believe It is unwise 10
allow valuable players 10 jeopardize
their careers on the diamond by taking
unnecessary risks during the off sea-
son, the -IaGast stand by lICAIeer Is
another proof Of his scheme Of allowing
the men on his club TO benefit finauci-
ally wherever the opportunity presents
itself
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
THURBER REELECTED.

HAMILTON, y Y, Dec. 3-Clarence
H Thur ber- Of BrattIebOUo Vt was TC-
elected captain Of the COlEEte University
football team He has played left tac-
kle on the team three years Fred Bond
Of Auburn, y. Y, was elected assistant
manager Of the team Seventeen men
were awarded varsity C's-
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
SWEETLAND QUITS.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. S-Coach r.
r SweetIand, OF the Kentucky state
University football team AZ Lexington,
KY. has resigned his Dosition- II IS
understood that he will accept & pC-
sition as football coach ar the JnIver
Sitv 81 Wisconsin at Madison. for next
season Ar SweetlaCd and Athletic Di-
rector Ehlerr Of Wisconsin are close
friends
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
PICKERING FOR GOPHERS.

ST. PAUL Dec. 2--EarI Pickering,
end was elected captain Of the Mime
sofa football team at banquet given
in honor of the team by St paul alum
nj
The Washington times., 1910-12-03

Captain George Mcbride is spending the
winter IN Milwaukee, where he is inter
eSJed in a clothing establishment.
The Washington times., 1910-12-03

20 sign Ted Coy the Yale football star,
a. a pitcher He Is a personal friend
OF Ed Walsh, and the inducements
being held out by COmiskey are said 10
be good
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
Status Of Street

As a matter Of fact there IS no de-
pa-tment IN which Washington could
better make sacrifices than behind the
bat
That the Nationals have the best
backstOpping staff on the circuit is
pretty generally conceded. Streets
ability has seldom been questioned
During the final session Of CantiuOn's s
regime IL was true that the pitchers
were being sacrificed in order to give
street opportunities e stop base run
ners, 6JIt- one Of lIcAleer's first orders
when he goI in the pilot house was 20
stOp-this practice
The result was that men on the bases
took Uuwonued liberties with Streets
SzcetIent aEEl last summer, but at TIA
his weT5 did not suffer IN comparison
with the performances of any Of the
other catCherS-
Ainsnith is one Of the most promis-
ing players that ever broke into major
league baseball He seems To possess
al OF the mechanical ability of Street
and has the further advantage of being
considerably faster than the Williams
port man -AinSmith's sole drawback
Is his lack OF experience. He has not
YET had 4 chance 10 study the b2uters
OF the different clubs but once he has
learned their weaknesses he should
barring aCcidents- outshine any catcher
on the diamond sphere
In euerge1cies the club has John
Henry 10 faH back on Henry Is a Door
hitter. and while there are many who
think he vii not do, Connie Mack is
nOt-tH -tHcluded in that list as was evi
denCed by his offer TO take. Henry of
McAleer's hands
The Chicago White Sox are anxious
10 sign Ted Coy. the Yale football star,
as a pitcher He Is a personal friend
OF Ed Walsh, and the inducements
being held out by COmiskey are said 10
be good
We have 10 take exception with our
old friend. GrauJland Rice, poet laureate
OF the Southland and one Of the best
informed football men IN the land. on
the question CT GeorgetOwn's claim %
premier football hOu0rs.
The Nashville man dispOses Of George
towns position by declaring that
It has been suggested in these columns
game and that with Virginia. team
Tar below even average strength he
fails 70 see how this gives Georgetown
an opportunity 10 be considered in the
discussion relative TO the "champiOn-
ship.
Blue and Gray played but IWO-I1ehigl
-eleveus Virginia and Carolina were
beaten and washington and Leo
Nrouuced 50 this should justify at least
consideration Of Georgstown's record
IN attempting TO settle upon the rlshtfUl
winner OF the mythical title.
II has ben suggested in these columns
before, and Is now repeated that Nc
more attractive feature could be added
TO the --ehedules of either university
than a lneelfng Of Georgetown and Van
6erbilt On the grldiro1.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
MAY REVOKE
GARFIELD ACT
BALLINGER TAKES UP HETCH-
HETCHY MATTER
San Francisco Asked to Show That
Lake Eleanor VIII Not BE Ample
to Meet Water Needs
of City
[Associated PressI


WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.--It is not
necessary that Hetch-H -Hetchy valley,
in Yosemite national park, should be
available to San Francisco for a mu-
nicipal water supply, according to re-
ports to she interior department by the
geological survey and reclamation SER
vice made public today.
Secretary Ballinger, accordingly has
requested the mayor and supervisors of
the city and county of San Francisco
to show cause why the permission pre-
viously granted by the interior depart
ment for the contingent use of the
Hetch- Hetchy sites should not be re-
Voked.
These officials have been given until
May 1 to reply, after which the secre-
tary will render his decision.
A permit granted the city and county
by Secretary Garfield May IL, 1908, pro-
vided for the full development of the
Lake Eleanor valley as a source of
water supply. and after its full capacity
had been attained the permit author
lied the utilization of the Betch- -Hetchy
site for this purpose, provided the
needs of San Francisco and adjacent
cities required it.
Confirmation of this permission was
sought at the last session of congress,
but no action was taken.
To determine the necessity of retain
ing Hetch- Hetchy within the terms or
the permit, Secretary Ballinger IN
october last instructed Director Smith
of the geological survey and Engineers
Hill and Hopson of the reclamation SER
vice to investigate the subject. These
officials have rendered their reports
and concur in the conclusion that the
Lake Eleanor project is amply sunl-
cient to meet the present and prospec-
tive needs of the city.