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lon, Eddie Smith and Jack Welch, and
they say that HanIon will be the man
selected.
Any member of this trio should suit
the boxers and the fans alike. All have
had plenty of experience in the game
and all are well known and trusted
by the patrons of the sport Hanlon
has been very active of late, officiating
at practically all of the four round
encounters held in this city. The name
of Benny Selig, who refereed the Mo-
ran Nelson affair, may also come up
at this evenings meeting.
Rufus Williams, the sensational coll
ored middle weight. was matched last
night to meet Kid George of Sacra-
mento in the 10 round preliminary to
the Hogan -Frayne affair. They met
once before and George got the de-
cision. but as the negro has improved
vastly within the last few months, the
chances are that he will be a favorite
over George.
williams looks like a conner, though
he has a lot to learn about the finer
points of the game. He is hard hit
ter with either hand and he has usually
finished his men up in a hurry George
is also something of a rough house
performer The men are to weigh in
at 156 pounds at 10 o'clock on the
morning Of the contest.
Despairing in his attempt to force
Jim Flynn into match with him in
Los Angeles, Montana Dan Sullivan
left last night for Boston, where he
viii shortly be. matched with Frank
Klaus. Jimmy Clabby, Jack Twin Sulli-
van or one of the other numerous
middle weights who are now UP for
exhibition on the eastern pugilistic
market
It's too bad that Sullivan has to go
so far in search of a match. for he is
a corking good man. the best looking
middle weight we have seen around
here in a long time. Up to the present
time. he has never met with reverse
in the ring and he has always dis
played willingness TO meet any of
them, irrespective of class or color.
i hope TO get on with Langford,
provided that 1 can make good against
one Of the Others" said Sullivan. II
viii meet Langford at the middle
weight limit, 15S pounds. If don't
get him. ] viii lay for Papke, who. I
believe, is to leave Australia for this
country very shortly"
Sullivan was practically matched by
Tom McCarey for a 20 round bout with
Jim Flynn on New Years day. but
Flynn, after humming and hawinr
around for several days, broke off the
match. Baron Long, Sullivan's mana
ger, sent $1,000 to Los Angeles to bet
on his man and this probably fright
ened Flynn off. Long will Join Sillli-
van in the east next month. He pro-
poses to take his fighter to Cuba If the
game looks up there.
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ST. PAUL, Dec. 6--Young Miller Of
ST. Paul tonight retained the welter
weight wrestling championship of the
world by defeating Eugene Tremblav
of Montreal in two straight falls
Miller won the first fall with hair
nelson and leghOld in 30 minutes. and
the second with a scissors and arm
hold in Is minutes
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and taught many Of the present day
boxers how to use their mitts 10 the
best advantage.
Green sees in Hogan the making Of
the future lightweight champion Of the
world. He is not slow I'm saying that
Hogan looks to be the best lightweight
that California has turned out in Is
years. Green believes that Hogan IS
better man than Britt, because he has
q knockout wali0p, one Of the neces-
ssry adJuncts which the plumber boy
lacked in his makeup II was his
mighty kick that gave Hogan his start
IN the four round game and brought
him to the front with a rush
Green put on the gloves with Hogan
yesterday and they fddled around for
half a dozen rounds. The veteran used
al his cleverness and every one of his
old time tricks on the youngster, but
he failed TO rattle or thwart him. do
gan was coming all the time and the
speed and hitting ability which he
displayed fairly dazzled the veteran
Besides his setto with Green. Hogan
took Tug Cove and Eddie Dennis on
for three rounds each. Hogan went
right after them al the time, never
letting up for single instant. APP
parently, Hogan has lost none OF the
aggressiveness nor the dash which
earned him All his fame in the bush di-
vision. II he goes after Frayne like
he goes after his sparring mates, he
is bound to set the fans wild
This boy Hogan has everything that
goes TO make a champion" says Green.
I have been watching his work for a
long time, but / never got a good line
on him Till 7 took charge Of his camp
today Give him the time and he win
beat Wolgast Moran or any Of them.
All he needs is the experience. He viii
surprise the fans when they see him
go against F'rayne."
Green's only fear is that Hogan viii
work too hard. he is practically down
to weight now, yet the battle is 10
DAYS of. Hogan likes action and when
he does work he puts his whole heart
and soul into the task of conditioning
himself He is hard on sparring part
ners, and for this reason he will have
TO go 2 bit easy from now on
Indications are that there will be
plenty Of betting on the result of the
contest Al White. who has taken hold
of Frayne. has always been liberal
layer in the past, and he says that he
viii go the route and back Frayne
this time In the meantime Walter
Frsnev, Hogan's representative. says
that he VIII be willing TO wager $1,000
by the end Of the week
The chances are that Hogan viii rule
2 slight favoriDe over Frayne. though
the few bets that have already been
made were at evens Frayne figures
TO rule the choice over the one round
performer. but the sensational record
which Hogan has made for himself
in the short distance mills seems to
have more than offset Frayne's clev-
erness and experience.
The managers Of the rival boxers viii
meet this evening in Wrights billiard
parlor to select a referee for the con-
test According TO the talk along the
line the choice lies between Eddie Han
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20, pst51 mint at
G saving her early andp
and
toouti 0 n sr
fort to ge to the fronto he sopp to awaIk a
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FOOTBALL PLAYER DIES

ENID. Okla. Dec. S--W. L. Egan. a
member of the Northwestern Normal
football team of Alva. Okla. died early
today as the result of injuries sustained
N football game last week. He suf
feTed a fracture OF the skull
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e Inlnntes. on at 3:O4. Kaleigh, I1-2O
mr., 5-2 show Winner eh. g.. by Ornament
bad; Won in a gallop. Second driving. Third
n z had rider up. track TO order for
Jest badly outrun early, closed resolutely.
clever race. standing a drive Shooting
good half mile and then quit.
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GEORGE GREEN TAKES
HOGAN UNDER HIS WING
Veteran Weller Weight Master of Ceremonies
In One Round Teror's Camp
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

the eter weight boxer, installed himself the
performers and instructor
He fairly
willing
his last Of shoes that Hogan will knock Fyne in spectacular style
when they week from Saturday afternoon
days the best Of them including Tommy Ryan,
the world
club,
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Jockey Gilbert given three days on the
ground by Starter Hoffman for misbehavior at
the post on Prudent in the first Gilbert
got the favorite off badly when the field was sent
on its way, and probably the early effort made
by the favor1te to get to the front cost the
choice of the race it faded away in the
stretch.
The horses in he stable of B. B. Cagsatt that
are now Quartered at Emeryville as folIowsG
Cintrella- The Bailif's Daughter, Sallie O'Day
Toe Dancer, Uncle Henry. and the following
yearlings: Harrison. bay gelding by Aeronaut
out of Netting; Change of Air, brown flly BY
Aeronaut. out of Exchange; Minstra Cheviot, Ally
by Aeronaut, out of Northminster; Patent Stop
per. bay fly by Aeronaut, out of Corker Sleep
land Chevfot. colt by Dolce Far Nienta, out OF
sand OF Free. Belfast. belonging TO H. B. Dur
yea is also with the stable.
The going close to the rail seemed to be very
bad. This was demonstrated when Dareington
tried to come home along this path. 1t was very
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TRACK NOTES

Archibald. who rode Doncaster in the second
race, lodged claim of foul against Shilling
who had the mount on Pay Streak. He claimed
that Shilling had bored out on Doncaster and
injured his chances. 1t was apparent that ShiIl-
ing did not ride according 10 Hoyle but il is
doubtful If his little bit Of rough work caused
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-07
HAVANA BEATS ATHLETIcs

HAVANA, Dec. 6.-The Havana base
ball nine defeated the Philadelnhia
American league team today, to 0.
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SONIA-SULLY-VESPA,
MILLER THROWS TREMBIA,

horse.
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Apprentice ALLOWANCE.

any difference in the positions of the respective
horses.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-20

UNA Gotta DE Aqua
VISTA Al MICROSCOPIC

Examinadas al microscopic
alsunas sofas de liquido OK
.raidas de los pulmOnes de N
sfsfco al stguiente dia de ~ fal-
han aCusa&S IA
nresemcia de una serfe d. ssa1.
leza puede verse en- el graAado
AdjMntO.
,Conviene hacer notar ,5reyi0mente que
sobre ,odos estos micrlb,os e]erce una
accion deaructora ,econocida 81 AsqM
trGn de Guyot.
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M|1IN MONS7RUO N PONCE.

W. ~ ~ ~ " ~
9 = media despues de haoer
llegado de ia playa de esta
ciudad 5 carros el6ctricos lie
nos de enthusiasts unionistas,
partieron en- solemne y com.
pacta manifestation desde el
club unionista frente a la pia-
"a de las Delicias. Tres ban
das de mdsica acompanaban a
la manifestation ejecutando
bonito paso doble. Una vez
en- la Cantera,, sltio del meeting
fu6 completamente impossible
efectuar ell acto en- Ell expresa-
do sitio, por ser extraordIna.
ria la concurrencia. Mas de
Is mil almas Sc extendlan a
10 largo en- la GALES. Los por-
tones y empalizadas que ha.
blan en- algunos extremes de
la calle a ambos lados, tuvie,
ron que derribarse, para darle
acceso a la concurrencia y pa.
ra evitar la asfxia, pero a pc.
sar de esas medidas hubleron
varios .caballeros, 'Srtas, y nj.
nos kaGxlados.
En- vista de encontrarse
amenazada la vida de muchos
de los ALI reunidos por mott
vo de la aglomeracion de gell-
+, te, expreso ell senor Muioz
Rivera, que el meeting Sc sus-
pendia en- aquel sitio y que en-
solemne manifestation partie-
ran todos los allireunidos, pa
ra. .efectuarlo en- la plaza de
las Delicias. Asi Sc hizo y la
numerosa concurrencia partio
| EN- pacifica manifestation has.
ia la plaza de las De]iclas.
Ali Sc levanto la tribuna, la
que ocupo el elocuente orador
Eugenio Astol, pronunciando
un patri6tico discurso que du-
r6 tres cuartos de hora, obte-
niendo prolongados aplausos.
Despues habIaron los distin-
guidos huespedes de esta ciu-
dad Lcdo. Cervoni, de Guaya-
ma Lcdo. Coll Cuchi, Lcdo,
Herminio Diaz Navarro Y &C.
rro el acto patri0tico de la
union ell sehor Munoz Rivera.
El pueblo unionista de Pom
ce, enthusiastic como siempre
por la causa justa y noble
que defiende. Sc congrego ano
che para tributarle justos no.
menajes y aplaudir q los illus
tres huespedes oradores de la
de Puerto Rico.
i contrarrestar 8 entire.
tener a los pocos adictos que
cuenta el partido republican,
Ell esta ciudad, anunciaron
con bombos Y platillos un ex.
traordinario meeting en- la ca.
lie Estrelia, cerca de donde
Sc intent0 celebrar ell colossal
meeting unionista, ell cual no
pudo realizarse por ser ex-
traordinariamente la concu-
rrencia. En- honor 4 la YER
dad 81 habian 200 8 800 per.
sonas, en- el meeting republica-
no es cnanto. pues a pesar que
el sitio donde ellos celebran
su meetaug es un extreme de
la calle, pequenisimo, que So
10 da cabida a 500 personals
de pie, media calle por 10 me-
nos estaba vacia, Sc nos ase-
guraba anoche por personas
que nos merecen credito que
cierto candidate republicano
dijo en- vista de la demostra-
cion de fuerza unionista de
anoche, que ellos debian de
retraerse, porque ell fracaso es
completamente SECURE. No
sotros tambien 10 creemos.
La salud es mas cara cue oro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-20

La salud es mas cara cue ORC.
con este no siempre puede Vd. com
prarla, pero 81 la Estomaeaiina Il
rici' que cura 'oda ent~rmeiai del
est6mago.
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(De nuestro corresponsal)

la del sur ha demostrado
de una manera clara que no
quiere que exista en- esta ciu-
dad otro partido que la Union
de Puerto Rico. ST seguimos
paso a paso ell proceso de es.
ia campaila, y Ell acto politico
celebrado por el partido Union
anoche, necesitariamos de mu.
cho espacio, mas, mucho mas
del que podemos disponer en-
este diario.
Sc auunci6 un gran mitin
que Sc celebraria anoche en- el
barrio de la Cantera. Con tai
motive. Sc puso en- la esquina
de la calle Guadalupe que con
duce a aquel barrio, magnifi-
co arco adornado con bombi.
Has de luz electrical, y hguran.
do los colores de insignia unio-
nista.
Ese arco Sc extendia de
un extreme a otro de las dos
esquinas, de manera que toda
la conitiva tenia que pasar
por debajo de el. En- la par
te alta cstentaba la siguiente
inscription:
sPaso a la Union de Puerto
Rico. Desde la esquina de
la calle de la Guadalupe, has
ia llegar a la otra esquina
donde esta el colegio, todas
las casas tanto de familias CO.
MO de comercio, adornaban el
frente de sus residencias con
la bandera nacional y la ban
dera puertorriquefla, y fran
jas con los colores de la in
sigma de Ia Union de Puerto
Rico. Tambien adornaba to-
da la calle de un extreme a
otro, preciosisimos farolitos,
bOmbillas de ll1z el6ctrica.
banderas y franja.
El festival de la Union, ce-
lebrado anoche en- la Cantera,
para inaugurar la sub.junta
nnionista de dicho barrio, Sc.
I'd memorable en- el alma de
nuestros compatriotas.
Los, ,unionistas del EXPIRE
sado barrio pusieron dos tri,
Dumas con objeto de que ha.
blaran los oradores en- dos 81.
tios distintos, porque Sc saba
q juzgar por el entusiasmo
que rcinaba, que apesar de
ser la calle de la Cantera la
mas ancha que tiene esta ciu-
dad, no cabrian los unionistas
en- todo el perimetro que com.
prende aqucl barrio, como asi
sucedi6. El meeting Sc
efectu6 en- casa del distinguido
correligionario e importante
miembro del comercio de esta
ciudad don Eugenio Auffant.
La casa estaba artisticamente
adornada con banderas Y fa-
rolitos, flores, iy bombillas de
luz electrical y franjas. Fren.
te a la casa, Sc levantaba una
ancha tribuna, muy artistica-
mente arreglada, La senora
doha Julia Mocete Padilla, !
tom6 las precauciones del ca.
SO, para que dicho festival
resultara mas esplendido y
artistico. Ella atendia a las
distinguidas visitas que llega-
ron a la casa en- union del Sr.
Auffant, quienes oLsequiaron
explendidamente a toda la
concurrencia. A las 9 menos
cuarto llegamos a la casa y nm
ramillete de damas de 10 mas
distinguido de esta sociedad
Sc encontraban reunidas en- la |
sala, dando con su presencia
mayor realce y explendor a
aquel acto.
Ali tuvimos ell gnsto de CO.
nocer a la distinguida y culta
Srta, Tomasita Auffant, quG
por espacio de I amos ha resi-
dido ell los Estados Unidos,
en- el estado de New York, de
donde ha llegado hace pocosi
a esta ciudad acompahada del
su distinguida familia. A las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-20
Mas de ounce mil perso-
mas Sc situaron a 10 lar
60 de Ia Cantera.
Hubo que derribar numerosas
cercas para dar acceso i la
muchedunbre.

En- vista de haber ocurrido
muchos casos de asfixia por
la aglomeracion, Sc acordo
trasladar el mitin a la pla.
"a de Las Delicias.
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meiB, mie er fir Sic bel Ser 8efam-
flung ser @albbroat0e perl1nglidten
Mrbeiter lorgen iou. 9fab0em iebt
Sic 8eonten oes 6orltamtes NIT Oen
@eamten oe5 &otben &reu5eS Der=
bonbelt babe11, erflarteln itb 0iele BE-
reit, Sire Soften fir Sic @erpflegul1g
bei 8efdmpfung Ser @alobra11oc Der
lester slrbeiter 81 tragen. Man
ldatt, ooB oiele 9lusgo6en li6 auf
$1,000 belal1fen meroen. @enn bas
Motbe arel15 nidt oiele Offerte &C.
nlodJt botte, 10 miir0en Sic perletten
9lrbeiter nidt MIR Sen 2obn fir Sic
3eit ibrer aranfbeit perloren baben,
lon0ern tie bGttcn au6 aus eigener
Iaide fir Sic @ospitalDerpflegung
be5oblen mii1ien, ba fir 0ielen 3mef
feline &egierungslanoer 51 babel1
iino.
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@enaioer's Observation-Disclosures. @rob
G11artformat, Sarbe11br11d 5itelbilb:
u9feoina Nneelorum." 100 Sul1tratipz
1,en, Sarunter Z Ioabilper, mebriarbiz
: oer l1m1d)laa stpeifarbiges &alenbaz
riltm, hiibid]er @ennfolenber, Greisz
rebus. Ereis 200.
@iniiebler aalenber. Guartfpr1nat, Sarz
benbrnd Sitelbilb: Sic @pd]5eit 51
&ono" bon 90. Seleritein. so Slut
it%ratipnen, barunter Z @plbilber, far
bigger l1nidlag, hiib1d)er @anbfalenber,
Yrei5rebl1s. Yreis 15c. = SIT a16 III
fran5Dliider, italieniider lnb 1paniz
1d1er Sprade gu baben. YreiS 2Of.
Gbriltftnb's &alenber fir Sic &leinen.-
@anblides Sormat. Nit 6arbenbrud
Sitelbilb, 4 farbiaeu ginidoItbilberr
unb 8ablreideu Cert. SSilllitratipnell.
3meifarbt9es &%ale,1baril1m l,1b farbiz
ger l1m1Glag. Ereis 100.
Catholic Some W1nl1al. = Gin fatboliz
i6er &alenber III engliider Sprade.
Mit mebrfarbigem l1lnldlag. Sarbenz
Drnd>S ttelbilb l1nh cine Menge Slut
ltrntipnen.
Mbpnnirt a1f Mlte l1l1b 9tere @elt. 9as
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blatt. Sssdbrlid "a 6efte gu 15e. Sci
DEMONSTRATING bes 9ar5en Sabrz
gauges nur $500. Gtipa 100 Slit
1tratipnen I'M eSabr, barlnter mande
m%ehrforbige. N1r gebiegene 8eitrdge
herpprraae11ber Mutpre,,. SQu]trierte
Tralenbeilage lnb Hunoldau.
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ll1dt. @ie0er fat cine Ml1toritat Sic
olte @abrbeit perfiin0et. Ser I'M STU
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lep 3. gpons fat erflart, niemals
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ErobibitionsmaBregeln, 0enn ih ba-
Re Sic grfabrung geaadt, Bob meine
2eute in Maine iiberaa geiitige ge=
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lei, ser tie mebr mabnii1nig nls
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