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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-10-10
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Chris Sorensen, who some years
ago worked here but lately has
BEEN teaching school in MINNESOTA,
a]nd Wisconsin, has been visiting
frismds here the past week.
Thyra Rasmussen celebrated her
birthday, Monday, October 18th.
Soren Sorensen and wife re-
ce.ved telegram last week Saying
that their brother-in-law was dead
at his home in Dagmar, Montana.
dlhey left as soon as they could
get ready for named place.
H. Henriksem, who has spent the
summer months in Denmark, re-
turned to Kimbau,t ton, last Tuesday
g. s. Faaborg and family visited
DIN Audubon. part of last week.
A. j. Pedersen left last week
for Milford. Iowa. to look for a
farm to rent for next year
The Standard, Oil Company is to
bu,ld an, Oil station here in the,
near future. This is good news ais
Oil has BEEN very difficult to get
uately.
Ham, Bacon and Lard ait Muller
and Pedersen's. -Adv
Mr.. H. C. Norton proved to be
quite an acrobat. Last week ON a
bright morning he discovered his
key gone and he hurriedly got a
step Ladder and ventured Through
the traneom over the door, thus
enterimg his store.
AT the Young Peoples Meeting
held Sunday at the Hams Hansen
home, t.lese officers were elec-
tehr S. H. Sorensen. president;
Anton Christensen Treas; Kamma
Jorgensem, Secretary. The laws
We're all-o entered ON several points
and other business matters were
discussed and transacted
Harold HARRISON and Lydia MadL
Sem visited at the REVOLT home in
Harlan, last week.
Miss olga Olsen left Tuesday for
Des Moines. where she Intends to
spend week. From there she
will go to Cedar Falls and them
to Denmark.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-10-10
For Sale
AUDUBON TWP /.
lSSL)aSll ~ ~

Susie Hickman helped Miss Mary
ThdlelenI cook for threslhers, We'd
nesday.
Fred Splitter and wife spent Wed.
uesday at Roy Coils.
Mrs scIwarting and daughter
and Katie Rienk visited Wednest
day ait Hermann Heckmann's.
Born to Rev. and Mrs. A. DELETE
Ike. Tuesday. October LIST, dauglh-
ter.
Elmer Boehme and family visit
ed Sunday at Clyde Boehme's.
Mrs. schwaa,tdng and family Sum
dlayed at Henry Hocamp's.
Mrs. Mart schirm spent Sunday
at Fred Schirm's.
Maude Coll visited ait the paren-
tail homie In Adadr over Sunday.
Katie Rienke' left Friday for her
work at Hartley, Iowa. Iafter few
weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
HERMANN Heckmann and family
visited Friday at August Heckmans.
Hermann Hickman and family,
Ed VamAernam and wife, Henry
Heckmann. wife and Daughter, Mrs.
Albert Pine and babe and Charlie
Arple spent Sunday at the Chris
Heckmann Sr. home.
Mrs. Charlie Faga and daughter
and Laura Newmann visited Thurs
day ait the Rev. A. Deletzke home.
Hermann Newmann AMID family
visited Sunday at Charlie New
ma nn's.
Fred Krumm. Oscar Felt, Gus
schI otterback and Bill Tibben and
1amilys spent Sunday at Charlie.
FNaga's.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-10-10

for Chicago Monday to visit rela-
tiWss.
Mrs Wolson, who had been here
Visiting her aunt, Mrs. James Good
we'll, returned to her home in At
lantic, Monday.
Mrs. Frank Drury went to At
lantic Monday to- visit relatives.
Anna Buthweg returned. home.
Monday, from visit in Omaha with
frisn ds.
Frank Herndon RETURNED Mon
day from business visit in Omaha.
Will Cook returned last Monday
from visit in Council Bluffs.
Mrs. B. Cunningham and daueh
ter. Mrs. John Mcclure and child
rem, returned Monday from visit
i'm Manning.
Rev. j. H. Freedline and wife
returned MarGay from Auburn, To-
WA, where they had been to, visit.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-10-10

p. N. Taggart went to Guthrie
Center Thursday on business
DR.. G. C. Rasmussen and wife
returned Thursday from a visit i'm
Omaha.
Godfrey Dreher ST.. and Amiel de
parted Thursday for Hot Snrine,s
Arkansas, where the som will take
treatment. Mr.. Dreher will re-
turn in a few days.
Edgar Carter and family of
Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, arrived
in the city Thursday to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Gene Culver went to All
lantic Thursday to visit relIat ives
Harvey Maharg returned, Thurs
day from Omaha, where he had
been to the Ak-Sar- Ben.
d. L. Freeman returned FRIDAY
trcm Los Angeles, California. VIII ere
HE had been with his fathlsr and
mother who will spend the winter
there.
M. T. Foley returned Friday from
IA business visit i'm Omaha.
George McNary and, wife re
turned Friday from Omaha, where
they had been to the Ak-Sar- Ben.
Will Hu'dler and wife, who had
BEEN here visiting his parents, Lee
HluIdletr and wife, Departed Friday
ftor Bond, Mississippi, where they
will make their future home.
A. G. Ross went to Davenport, FIR
day, on business.
James Law Departed Friday for
Kansas TO look after business mat
ters.
Mrs. Peter Paulsem neturned, last
Friday from a visit in Omaha with
Relatives.
The footba1l game held Friday
art erncon was the Audubon High
School Ws the Alumni. The score
was 25 to i'm favor of Audubon
Prof. Butler of the High School can
De praised for THE work he is do
ng i'm training the football boys.
Mrs Henry Fredriksen and her
laughter went to Omaha Saturday
TO- visit friends.
Hubert Croocker went to Omaha !
Saturday to attend the Ak-sar-Ben.
Mrs l.. G. Kopp went to Des
Moines Saturday to visit her huts- |
'an'd, who is in the hospital there.
Amos Fancher went to Omaha Sat
friday ON business.
Miss Bertha Wheeler went to
Council Bluffs Saturday, where
ahe Will be trained nurse i'm the
Jennie Edmundson Memorial Hos
ilSal. She has been clerking i'm
he Prick Drug Store. We wish
Ter success.
Harry Cole went to Stuart Sat
hrday to visit relatives.
Mrs. A. c. Harmon returned sat
1rday from a visit in Omaha.
Charles Jennings of Carroll was
In Audubon visitor Sunday.
Wdln Wheeler, who has been here
at the James Harmon home
returned to his home in Marine,
sunday.
Mrs. John Freeze and daughterl
went to Minden Monday to visit
relatives.
John Weighton and family left
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-10-10

DR.. Miller arrived here last
Friday with their household goods
and is now ready to receive CALLS
and attend to the peoples needs.
/ Mrs. Ross Higgins is ON the sick
lisit ait this writing.
Mrs. Patient of Manning came
Saturday to spend several days
with her daughter, Mrs. Dave SUM
m5Tville.
The farewell party given in HON
or OF Miss Vera Arnold was very
well attended and enjoyed by all
that We're present
ReW. ATnold departed last Fri
day for Guthrie Center to look dv-
er his new circuit.
MI. and Mrs. D. o. CORNER and
Mrs. Clarence hingledecker atten-
ded the Ak-Sar-Ben a couple of
days Last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowman, who
were former residents near Gray
will depart for Idaho Fails, where
they will make their future home.
Miss Delaney spent Sunday with
Mira. Cornellious OF Bayard.
Mr.. F. ]. Rodgers and SON How
ard went to Omaha Friday to att
tend the Ak-Sar-Ben and returned
home Monday.
Fred Hepp and family went to
Manning Saturday i'm their new au-
tomIobile,
| Fred HassIer and wife of Man
ming spent Sunday at the Jensen
home.
Charles Corner and Thomas Sig
nall drove to Templeton. Sunday.
! Mrs. James Foster spent few
days i'm this vicinity Visiting with
friends and attending to business
matters.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-10-10
Found

A gold watch-fob. near the Green
Bay Lumber Office. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying for this notice. Call at the
Journal Office.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-10-10
Oakfield and Brayton

Flamnels and Overshoee. We also
have plenty OF husking mittens,
quality and prices are right.
Yours Truly,
o10 ]. F. JENSEN
For Sale
Chester White hogs, both sexes.
Single comb Rhode Island Red
cockerels. Indian Runner ducks
a few choice brakes.
]. E. LEWIS.
Brayton Ia.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-10-10

l will start a new class, the
last one befora January 9th. Please.
call or write soon.
MRS. JOHN B. CONNRARDY
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-10-10

I To those who purchase eof US,
discs, harrows, plows, binders, mo-
wers and Irvine, kindly call and
settle for same by October LIST.
KOMMES BROS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
LUTHER M'CARTY
REAL COWBOY
SCRAPPER

When The star's representative
At Los Angeles asked Luther Me.
Carly. matched TO fight Al Paizeg
20 rounds New Years day for the
worlds heavyweight championship.
10 70 a few stunts for this paper.
he Immediately rigEed himself out
In bis cowboy punrhcg OUTFIT.
grabbed the lariat he had used
while punching cattle on tho plains
OF Montana. called for his horse
and got ready TO do stunts for the
camera man. lie did them and
then some.
With bis as Colt revolver In his
right hand. he got his horse Into
a gallop and began popping away
nj a target several hundred feet
away. He didn't miss II. proving
that hos a crack shot. In addition
TO being a perfect horscman. Then
he grabbed laria. twiricd u
around and around. and began
lcaping through the twir1inw rope
In the same way as the ao-cniied
cowboys In the Wild West shows
DO. The righthanf figure shows him
called into action. With his left
hand grasping tho reins he started
the animal. and then Ieaped Into
the saddle. without touching the
stirrups. McCarty In some cowboy
The above action pictures prove H..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
BERLIN PREPARES
FOR OLYMPIAD

STOCKHOLM. Dec. 2s-Mr.
Diem. tho general secretary Of the
Olympic games to be held in Berlin
in 1916. has been spending some
time In Stockholm TO gather infor-
nation from the Swedish commit
tee. which conducted the success.
full meeting OF 1912.
Mr.. Diem told the meeting OF
1919.
Mr.. Diem told the correspondent
that the German games will be con.
Quoted on the same lines as the
Swedish were, with one central
body and different committees for
various branches OF sport.
Tho stadium In Berlin. which Ia
nearing completion. viii contain a
large. running track surrounded by
a cycling track The running track
will be 65s meters long and there
will be plenty OF room on the green
inside for field sports. The Berlin
stadium will cost $500 900. At the
next Olympic congress. Germany
will propose that fancy cycling and
figure skating in an ice rink be
added 10 the Olympic program and
win strongly oppose the inclusion
of boxing. The Germans do not
understand boxing az all and con.
slider II barbarous sport, said Mr..
Diem. Germany probably viii be
opposed on this point BY England.
the United States. Sweden and Den
mark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
TODAY'S ENTRIES
JUAREZ RACES

JuREZ, Dec. e6.--Entries for to
days races are;
First raco-mile. selling Pedro
los. Miss Korn los. Florence kripp
90, Bonnie Bard loa, Finland los,
CopDors los, Godfather Ill.
Second race, 6 furlonss. selling
Bells iO2. Sharper knight 100, Iseelt
ie2. Jolly Tar 81. Wolfrosa ~, Low
ing Nose %. Garter l02, Green
Cloth 100.
Third race. mile. selling Cabinet
III. Hannis los. Hugaie Quinn iOa.
Lehigh 90. lcarian los. Argonese
los, Judge Walton Ill
Fourth race. 6 furIonss. selling
Sir Barry 1903. orba Smile LOG. Can
tenn 1876. Masalo rs. Flying %,
Quidnunc l0s. sanel ios. Edmond
Adams i0t. Clint Tucker 100. Tim
Judge 10+. Transparent los. Song
OF Rocks los. Eyewhlte III.
Fifth race. mile. selling-Baby
Doll 90. Rue 100. Lolita Creed l0T.
vi Patio 30. Adolante i07. Anne Nc
Kee lot. Baironia los. L. Meckert liz.
Sixth race. mile. selling Setback
los. Loveday los. Shorty Northcut
liz. Gretchen @. 105. Harlem Maid
i05. Don Enrique liz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
WENDELL PHILIPS
TEAM BEATEN

BOISE. Idaho. Dec. 2s.-The
much.toufed Wendell Phillips high
school football team OF Chicago
we're among the ''aIso rams" yestsr-
day. when they fell before the
mighty onsiaughts OF the Boise
high school. the score being s TO o..
II was a tight game all tho way
through. and neither side was able
10 cross the line until the third
quarter. when Boise made a great
forward pass and ran over the goal
line for a touchdown. but failed to
kick goal.
In the second half. seeing they
were up against a hard proposi-
ton. the Phillips team changed tao
tics and attempted a number OF
end runs. but Boise tackles held
them fast. Both teams were
penalized heavily during the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
on cLARke oRIFFITr,

Manager Of the Washington Team
figured as a principal In one Of
the funniest stories ever told in
baseball. Jimmy McAieer. then
manager of the 81 Louis Browns.
and ~nig John Anderson. nov re-
tired. we're tho other two men In
chat vas a tragedy as well az a
comedy. Tho episode dates back to
1905. ehca I wsa managing the New
York team OF the American league
When the 81 Louis club arrived
In New York for a series of four
games. ! decided 10 try 10 make a
crai with McAleer for one OF hls
oatfi.ldern. John Anderson. who
could hit the ball "a hard As any
one. ~as the player I had my ryea
on. knew McAleer was very fond
II Anderaon'a ability 10 bit, but
vas also aware of tho fact that on
several other points Anderson did
not stand ~ strongly with McAlssr.
Prior TO the start Of the fifst
game | made an attempt q nut
over the deal for Anderson. Nc.
Aiesr. realizing that wanted the
player badly. bold out for all the
best of the transaction. Anderson
played great ball 10 the flEnt three
games against na. which only
helped 10 make u all the hapiar for
me to acquire his services. I,
seemed as N Anderson was lost 20
me. when baseball classic. hep.
pening IN the ninth innlng of the
final game, made him q Ntw
Yorker. aF
At the start OF The first h1lf of
the ninth. New York had the
browns 10 o. and seemed TO have
the game cinched All al onct the
Browns hegnn 10 hit the ball. and
before l could realize what had
really happened tho score stood 8
TO 4. the bases filled and only one
man out.
AT this stage OF tho game. An.
derson. who was on frat. store sec
ond--with tho bases filled
when the smoke had cleared
away. two men had been retired
ard the game waa ours. 10 4,
when n moment before defeat was
staring ms In the face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
MORAN AND SMITH
FIGHT ON SIGHT
AT FRISCO

BAN FRANCISCO, Dee. n
When Frank Moran OF pl,ss,'.-s
steps into The ring here lo,nor,a.s
night and shakes hands With n,'s
boat Smith ~ California Is,a
New York. n will be- tbs fra ~ y
Ing OF the two men. Even tbs hn.
mess arrangements eouee,nsr.
their scheduled 20.round bs.1ss
were completed by their MANAGE
Moran II putting the fInlsb,s.
touches ON his training xork 80
before a good sized crowd "a n.
usual boxing Christmas afteraoa.
He viii do the same amount =
work today.
Moran " extremely confldepf
Smith II winding up his ws1t a.
San Rafael lie boxed three rama
with Tad Riordau for tho enterfasr'
fnent 81 party ~ sailors from y.
bnttlcHhips anchored In the bay
The betting continues al ev..
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
"CIVE Me RICHIE
THEN FL QUIT"
SAYS BAT

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-"one more
chance. Give mo Willie Richie.
and when ! beat him. as | surely
win. then | will step to the ropes.
mako a nice little speech and an.
nounce my retirement from the
ring forever"
This was the Christmas senti-
msnt expressed here by Oscar
Matthew Battling Nelson, one-time
king Of tho lightwcights.
II am feeling better than over. "
Nelson went on. "and with one
months training ! can make any
OF them jump through the ropes. .
Nelson will fight Yankee"
Schwartz In Columbus New Years
day. and two weeks later will
tackle Frank Russell In New Or
leans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

BOTH HEAVY NIT ARTISTS
ARE READY FOR BIG FUSS

that he will do little work before
the battle.
A swollen left hand Is causing
considerable worry To McCarty's
training crew today. The big cow
boy bruised the member by wal.
iop on tho skull of Bull Young, his
240-pound sparrlng partner. and tho
result is painful. The camp doctor
said today. however. that two days
rest viii assure the disappearance
OF tho swelling.
Reservations for New Years day
nre practically all taken, Accord
ing to Promoter MeCarey. there
viii be nothing except gallery seats
left by tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
SPORTOBITS
FOR BUSY BUGS

Caiaary--At the end Of IS rounds
hard milling Pal Brown Of Hibbins.
MINI. was awarded tho decision
over Fighting Dick" Hyisnd last
night. Hyland hit the mat twice.
once for the count OF eight, and was
merely standing when the final
song sounded
New York--in order to save
Young Gradwsll from worse beat
ing the referee stopped his sched-
uied fo-round fight with Knockout
Brown in the seventh round here
yesterday afternoon. II was Brown
all the way.
WaIia WaIIa--The Ail-Stars Of this
city failed TO shine yesterday when
they FLASHED on the gridiron with
the Whitman team. Whitman won
an easy is 20 victory. Archie
Hahn, Whitman coach. was the
ground-gainer for the yictors.
Notwithstanding around blocks
of floating ice in Dorchester bay. 20
thletes competed ia aquatic races
here yesterday.
chicago--Charies Murphy 10 con.
sidering an offer OF $4,000 from MIL
Ter Higgins. manager OF the st.
Louis Cardinals. for Jimmie Sheck.
ard. outfielder.
portland--Nick Williams, mana
ger OF the Pippins. has added two
fast youngsters TO his stable In Va
rsan OF the st. lgnatius college team
In California and Joe Doughterty
OF the Sacred Heart college.
Portland-The annual swim
across the Willamette river, q dis
lance of more than 100 yards. was
won here yesterday by J. w. Mo
Murray. aged 20. He swan the
river in So i-5 seconds. Don Wick
ors Of Eugene was second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

II Englishmen. French descend.
ants. German. Dutch and !
Scotch.
On the second team for years
wore II irishmen, 10 EnglIshmen.
n Scotchmen. s Germans and no
Frenchmen. The third selection
comprised IL frishmen. 8 English
men. 8 Scotchmon, s Germans and
1 French
The totals are 42 Irish. 20 Eng
lishmen. IA Scotch. IL Germans and
4 French. Tho Irish show In almost
as great numbers as tho other four
nationalitios combined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

Roslyn, Wash. Sept 81. 1912.
In July OF the present year ! was
Suddenly taken with severe cough
end cold ON my lungs and gradually
gtew worse I'M could not work or
slssp at night. was forced TO sit mp
"a = chair all night. was coughing
en0 wheeling all the time and had
nixht sweats, no appetite. tried
an sorts OF remedies with no relief
ful 1 heard OF NATURES CREA.
TlON. | have taken six bottles ana
I An feeling well and can work bet
to- than / have for months have
lose NV whesxi cough. can sleep
atd eat with the greatest OF pleas
ueo now. Thanks TO Natures crea
titn.s You are az liberty TO use my
letter II II can help some other poor
suef4rer as II dld me.
Yours very truly.
WILLIAM NICHOLSON.
very encouraging letter from a
vail known Washington man, = man
hat 10 anxious to see his iFisnos
~ nesghbors enjoy the same bless
~ thai has befallen him. II Is OFT
e1mes very difficult to get people
80 have suffered for years 70 Try
oocther medicine. yet nine-tentns OF
- patients are people that have
- the same experience as Mr.
NICHOLSON. and many are enjoying
Good health again, Just as MT
fiehsIson ia doing. Natures erea'
Don IL not stImulsnt or counter
aetent. but Is a scientific herb rem
~ that removes the disease from
~ system and gradually builds up
- entire body. and We can refer
nayone TO many more prominent
uSopIe that have been relieved OF
ss6hma. as well as eatarrh. and
uasny other Innocent troubles. that
va In time lead 70 tuberculosis. u
vuu are gradually falling In health
- have doctored for months with
~ results, cali at the office Tor
iuausmation or drop a card Tor
booklets and fun Information Ad'
NATURES CREATION.
5f4f5 People Bank Bldg.
Cor. End and Pike. Seattle. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

~ Unised Press leased Wire
Los ANGELES. Doc. 2s.-with
the championship match with
Lsskher McCarty less than n week
Uway. AL palzcr restod today at
~ camp at Doyles. announcing
hat he viii resume the training
oSind tomorrow. The big fellow
ouaed 10 hundreds. and exhibited
~ best form since coming 10 Los
Angeles.
Mcoarty did little work yester.
dAy. thereby disappointing hun.
dreds OF fans who went TO Venice
% sec him In action. lie declares
HI condition is almost perfect. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
POLISH GRAPPLER
DEFEATS CUTLER

BOSTON. Dec. 26.--Zbyszko, the
Polish wrestler. who claims the
championship OF Europe. won
match here last night from Charles
Cutler. contender for heavyweight
honers. In two straight falls. Pho
men wrestled for | hour and 10
minutes, when Zbyszko apparently
butted Cutler on the chin and the
latter fell to the mat. with the Pole
riding him. With n head over the
shoulders hold. Zbyszko won the
second fall in 10 minutes. 10 sec
onds. fst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
NO HITCH IN
F. CHANCE DEAL

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.---"There ID
no hitch In the deal with Frank
Chance. He will manage the High.
landerB next season. Everything Ia
all right, although we have not yet
como TO terms. I think everything
will be cleared up after the first OF
the year"
This was the statement issued
here today by Frank Farrell, owner
OF the New York Iiighlanders.
when questioned regarding the re-.
port that Frank Chance would not
be Mt the helm of the Hlghlanders
during 1913.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
]. EVERS ADMITS
HE IS ORIGINAL
BASEBALL CRAB

by United rfess L~aEef Wire
CHICAGO. Dec. 2G.--Aiready crit
lcn are beginning 20 name the CHI
cago Cubs the Crabs. owing 70 tho
fact that Johnny Evers win be Al
the helm naxt season President
Murphy admitted today that he
feared for the umpires.
Years ago Johnny Evcrs was
styled the biggest crab in basket
ball lie doesn't deny H. rather
boasts OF the fact and takes pride
In abiding 10 himself a. the hui
man crab" Bddse Mcdonald, the
new utility player secured. was
pointed ont az an umpire batter.
Hut Evers claims that crabs
make the best players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
SONS OF AULD SOD
MAKE BIG TEAMS

They say the days when all tho
boxing champions were Irish IL
over, but the sons Of Erin have
been getting into another sport In
great style. Following IL tho ma
tlvity OF some OF tho recent All
American football teams:
In tho years 1909. 1910 and 1911
on tho first teams there were is
Irishmen. or men OF Irish descent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

CHICAGO. Dec. 2G.--Packey Nc
Farland announced Tuesday that
his next opponent In the ring will
be Jack Britton and that the sooner
the bout can be arranged tho better
he VIII be satisfied. Packey wants
to meet Britton either In New York
or before the Kenosha Athletic club
and that organization will make a
strong bid for the battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
PULLING TEETH
POOR WITH RING

NEW YORK. Dec. 2e-Enxsx.
Ing In - bouts and at the ssrs
time deyotIng two hours a wcek "a
deniigtry between December II
1911, 70 date, Is the record Of Leach
Cross, boxer, otherwise known a.
DIR. Louis Wsllach, ia a statensns
here today. During that tina
Cross has made $4,000. Wig. \
woald have TO pull all the teetk 4
the Bronx aud put in erockery y
rs-ke that much In a year" ssld
Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
TANK HEAVINGS!
TIGHTWAD QUITS

ny United Press Leased Wire.
SYDNEY. N. 8. W., Dec. &C.
That he has disposed OF his inter
est In the fight game to Snowy
Baker, one OF the most prominent
promoters of Australia, and that he
win retire from the sport Is the as-
sertion of Hugh Mcintosh here to-
day. Baker. who has refereed
some of the most notable fights re-
Gently staged here, Il Ia said. paid
$4,000 for the stadium where all
the big contests are held. He an
nounced that he would arrange at
once for a worlds championship
lightweight contest
Mcintosh intends TO devote HIS
entire time to the Tivoil theatrical
circuit.