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The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09
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AN OLD FAMILIAR SAW CARE
LESSLY RESET

An OLD FAMILIAR SAW CARE
I.ESsLY RESET
A little bait catches the large fish,
If it doesn't get off the hook.
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Common sense thought for the day
Never grab the sizzling end Of hot
poker unless 1t is cold.
whe'H be the goat of the series this
year,
The boob who must shoulder the
blameY
who'll put the winning club mack In
the rear,
Aud gum up the critical game:
Say, Will it he MerkIe, or Murray.
or Snodf
Or some Mackman, who'll upset the
bOat1
Who'll be the fall guy the bleachers
Will prodf
i wonder now who'll be the gOat.
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IF it wasn't for these ginks who
are never satisfied, or who can not pay
the rent, the man who owns moving
van would find 1t tough picking. -
The Man in the Smoking Compart-
ment.
Willie Ritchie says he has lots of
respect for Battling Nelson. Willie
has the right idea-it is always proper
to respect age.
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Eddie McGoorty having clearly out
classed Frank Klaus, the two will
probably arrange to meet soon in a
battle for the championship.
Why get excited over the worlds
series? They will do it all over again
next year. probably the same clubs.
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"The dame who wears slit skirt
and an ankle watch must not COM
plain II the men on the street stop to
see how time fiies."-Giddy Gwen
doIyn.
y -
"The Teller who is always waiting
for something to turn up usually finds
1t is long time between turns
Elder Berry.
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LAD
READY FOR !
OUR BOY
McF arIand and Burns Promise
To Make the Fur Fly
Tomorrow Evening

One of the toughest lightweight
matches of the year is looked for to-
morrow night at the Pavilion rink
when Tommy Mcfarland of this city
goes in against frankie Burns. the
best lightweight that. Oakland haa
ever turned out. Although the dis
tanee is but four rounds, the fans
expect action every inch of the way.
although knockout is not looked for.
Mcfarland has long been trailing
Burns, and several months ago they
/ were matched for a 10 round mixup
In Oakland Burns called the match
on at the last moment, and ever since
that time the little local hustler has
claimed that the Oaklander ran out
on him. Burns denies this, and prom
ises to give Tommy a good beating in
order to get even with him.
The Oaklander is the better boxer
and knows more about the game, but
the local lad. is tough and game and
can go the route. His speciality IS
infighting, and when he starts after
his man he generally keeps going
till he has him on his way. He can
take any amount of punishment with
out wincing and is known as the
iron man of the four round game.
Before the lfghtweights step into
the ring there will be a setto be-
tween Jack Sodenberg, the Omaha
middle weight, and Dude Clark of
Los Angeles. Sodenberg made his
bow to the local fans a couple Of
weeks ago against Tom Nickola He
displayed great skill and gameness
Clark is a regular bruiser. with a
real fighting face and a punch that
is effective.
Dick Kendall. the pride of Butcher
town, is going on with Walter Nc
Dewitt. the Mission lightweight
These boys are very evenly matched
and they ought to put up rafting
good battle Both are hard hitters
Two of the best of the present
crop of bantams, Owen Hooker and
Joe Reilly, are also down on the
card. Hooker is a clever boxer. while
Reilly is game and carries a good
wallop, so they ought to. make the
fur fly.
The proposed battle between John
OLeary of Seattle and Spider Roche
of this city has been declared off for
the reason that OLeary was unable
to have his match with Sally Saliva
tor at Sacramento postponed
The other bouts are as follows:
George Engle VS.. Willie Robinson.
lightweights; Jack Peterson VS.. Sailor
Wilson, middle weights. Eddie Mar
tin VS.. Sam Revey, feather weights.
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time- to unravel the mess. 1t hap
pened this way: Bill went on the
field with his head swathed in ban
<dages--some dozen or more yards
Early in the first half the bandages
got displaced and Bill pulled them
off in hurry The yards and yards
of bandages were thrown down on
the ground. and when serum was
formed in the immediate vicinity the
blue and gold boys got tangled up
for fair.
The California 3-2-3 serum took the
ball the first serum formed against
the New Zealanders yesterday. and
it was one of the very few times that
our boys gained the advantage over
the clever 9ll Black hookers.
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Witter. who played center three
quarter for California, put up a pretty
fair game and gives promise of some
thing for the future. Witter made a
good showing last year as a fresh
man and has been doing well with the
varsity squad this season.
Interclass basket ball is the big
feature at Sacred Heart at the pres
ent time. The sophomore team has
been putting up whale of a game
and leads in the percentage column
with healthy margin.
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Tigers Are Slowly
Pulling Away From
Up Country TOssers

Venice is slowly drawing away from
the Sacramento club in the race for
second place and the Seals promise
to make it interesting for the Sem
ators for third Position. Hogan's men
are playing some real baseball in the
south and by two successive victories
over the Beavers they have a clear
title to second place, being exactly
two games ahead of the Wolves.
The Seals and the Senator's are still
playing the game of one for you and
one for me. The clubs have played
nine straight games and neither of
them has been able to gather in two
consecutive victories. There seems
to be but little to choose between
these clubs.
The Wolves are four games ahead
be battle between these clubs until
the season is over.
There is race on in the Pacific
Coast league that promises to be in
teresting. and it is not one between
the clubs. 1t is a race for the worlds
base stealing honors that Jimmy
Johnston of the Seals is after and
is now getting close and exciting.
liC iCAOIo 10 l1U pdStS, ESTABLISHED
by Hap Myers in the Northwest
league last season. Johnston has
stolen 10 to date and has 1S games
left in which to make seven bases
that will give him the record
Johnston has slowed up a bit in
his base stealing or else the Sacra-
mento club receivers are in great
form. He has stolen but one base
so far this week.
X X x
Elmer Zacher was in the limelight
yesterday afternoon. He scored
nearly all of the runs made by the
Oaks. He got two hits, one of them
being a homer.
Gregory was exasperatingly slow
in his delivery. He had to go through
a pose before eacn~delivery, and when
he did let the ball go the Oaks
slapped it hard. The game was
played in an hour and 55 minutes.
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kiIbane Dances All
Around Kid Julius

NEW YORK, Oct 9.-Johnny Kill
bane Of Cleveland, feather weight
champion. outfought Kid Julian of
Syracuse throughout their 10 round
bout here last night. In the sixth
round Kilbane sent his man to the
floor with a hard right to the jaw for
the count OF nine, and it was only by
clinching and wrestling tactics that
Julian managed to last until the final
bell. Kilbane weighed in at 125. JUL
ian al 127.
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Santa Clara in Tie
With Cardinal

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct g.
Stanford and Santa Clara university
freshmen football teams battled to a
to tie on the local turf yesterday
afternoon. Schulz scored for the mis-
sion Ruggers. while Nagel took the
ball for the cardinal points a few
minutes before the end of the game
With the dropout after the Stan
ford try, the Santa Clara players
rushed the ball right up to the car
wall defense and they failed to put
the ball over. Five minutes of play
took place.
The game was marked by hard
fighting from start to finish, with
the greater part of the play con-
fined to the forwards. Halfback
Sculz put over the points for the
visitors on a neat play
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BALL PLAYERS TO DANCE

The Western Electric baseball team
will hold its annual dance at Maple
hall In Polk street Saturday, Octo-
ber IS. J. NJ. Steffens is chairman
of the general committee. III. 4. Sim
mons will look after the arrange
ments, while A. c. Weyand will have
corps of assistants to receive the
guests. Charlie Rylander will be
floor manager and viii he assisted by
p. W. Todt.
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Happy Myers Loses
Berth With Braves

BOSTON, Oct 9.-Releases of three
plavers were Announced nv the Rnse
ton National league club today.
Ralph Myers. despite his base steal
ing exploits last season, has been un-
conditionally released to Rochester
of the International league. Zinn.
secured from Rochester this season,
also goes back to that team uncon-
ditionally Fred ". Smith has been
released to the Mobile team OF the
Southern association under an op-
tional agreement.
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Veteran Wrestler
An Comeback Act

Edgar Frank, wrestling COM
missioner of the MuItnOmah
Athletic club, and former coast
champion amateur wrestler, Is
going to get back I'm the game
for the Portola wrestling cham
piOnships.
Word was received from
Frank today that he has started
training and will compete in the
Pacific-northwest championship
mt Portland next week. The
winner of the various matches
there Will be selected to make
the trip to this city for the Por-
tola championships, which will
be settled at the Y. NJ. C. A.
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Welsh Easily Puts
It Over on HyIand

BUTTE. Mont, Oct Freddie
Welsh was awarded a decision over
"Fighting Dick" Hyland of San Fran
cisco in a IL round contest. featured
chiefly by Hyland's inability to land
at ali on Welsh. with the exception
in the tenth and eleventh rounds.
WeIsh's cleverness and superiority
over Hyiand were so marked as to
give the match a one sided appear
ance.
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simply because Pruitt hurried things
along bit.
There was almost a record crowd
for the season at Recreation park
yesterday. 1t was probably the
smallest attendance of the year
From the caliber of ball the teams
are playing and the spirit being dis
played by the players. it Is wonder
that even the ground keeper is out
there.
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Clarke, the Seals catcher, is finally
finding his batting eye. He kicked
through with three bingles yesterday,
He has been doing some good hitting
for the Seals of late.
y
President Leavitt, Manager Dew
lin and Jack Cook Of the Oakland
club plan to attend the meeting of
the minor leagues to be held in CO.
lumbus. Devlin hopes to pull off a
number OF deals to patch up his club.
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WANTS RETURN MATCH

vALLEJO. Oct. 9.-Ray Baughman.
the Petaluma scrapper who defeated
Heinie Orchard at Flosden Monday
evening. is anxious to meet Tony
Josephs again. Josephs defeated
Baughman at FIosden year or so
ago.
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Now, let 1t be hoped that clever
the long jump back here, for the
fans are waiting for him.
THE hackers of Logan. who
have got together and raised
that purse of $4,000 to bet on
the former soldier, must be given
all the credit in the world for
their gameness and their conf
dence. They are simply going on
Logan's word. He says that he
can beat Clabby and all that he
wants is a chance. But many
others have uttered the same
words before. much to their
great sorrow.
at AM stronger thar-Clabby and
1 think that ] can hang 1t
on hirla over the 20 round
route" says Logan. yes. ne has
it on me in science, and l guess
that he will lay all over me for
few rounds, but l am figuring on
wearing him down at the finish.
I have seen him fight and / know
lust about what he can do, and
am not doing any Dragging,
either"
OGAN is taking a long chance.
but it means everything to
Lhim. A victory over the cy-
clone from Indiana will put
Frank right up with the top lin
ers Of the naiddleweight division.
Should he beat Clabby, he would
have Just as much of license as
Klaus or McGoorty or Gibbons TO
claim the middleweight cham
ship of the world. No wonder ne
is willing to try hard.
\
OGAN lacks the experience
and the class which Clabby
Aboasts, but he is a pretty
tough, game fellow and he has
never been given chance to
show his real worth. He may
prove a bear over that 20 round
course and then, he may loom
up like a bum. But they have
10 try these youngsters out In
order to determine whether or
not they are in the deserving
class.
4
ZOE AZAvEDo may stand
show against Johnny Dundee
- down south when they hook
I'D. but the old time followers of
the game can't see il. Joe does
not know quite enough yet They
are sending him along too fast.
K = *
1REDDIE WELSH is picking
up all the soft money he can
while en- route to New York.
Probably he figures that there is
no chance to get Ritchie and
that he may as well do the best
he can in the meantime.
-HE city of Taft must look like
an oasis in~a desert to Sam
I.angford. It's the only place
now where they are willing to
stand for tho Black and white
effect. They must be game sports
down there. 8
PROMOTER Jim coffroth Is
anxious to have the middle
weight championship settled
in this city without delay. All
he has to do is to dig up enough
opponents to keep Jimmy Clab-
by busy for while.
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SUMMARY
hases-Cha flbo,,rnp

: Stolen Observation-Disclosures. Davis. Carlisle
Kane t2l. Brashear. ORourke. Sacrifice hits
Mcdonnell, Lober. Sacrifice hy-kores. First
base on called balls--Off James G, Off Baum B.
Struck out--By James z. by Ranm l. nrri.,a
pay-Fisher to Derrick to Fisher to Kores to
Hit by pitched ball Brashear, Kane Time Of
game hour and As minutes. Umpires-Fin-
ney and Ihyle.
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SUMMARY

Stolen -Mundorf, Moran (2l. Home
r,ln--Schaller Three base hit-Kenwortby.
Two base hts-Jollnston. Moran Sacrifice hits
Henley, Kenworthy. Sacrifice hies-Johnston,
Downs Struck out-By Henley g. by Klawitter
3. First base on called balls--0f Klawitter 2.
on Henley 2 Passed ball-Ciarke. Double
play-Corhan to Downs to McArdle Left on
bases-San Francisco g. Sacramento s. Earned
runs-Saii Francisco 3. Sacramento 2. Time of
game honr and 40 minutes. Umpires-Held
and Mccarthy
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HIGH SCHOOL GOSSIP

Track and field athletes of the vari-
Gus schools are rounding into tiptop
shape for the San Francisco subleague
fall championships. which will be held
at the stadium Saturday, October IS.
ALI the city schools have held their
interclass Competitions and from the
results of these meets the champion
affair promises big things.
4 4
Basket ball practice has been start
ed by Poly high, this being the first
school to get under way in the netting
game. Charlie Leone is manager of
the Poly team and has scheduled
game for his men with the strong
Fort Barry team No definite date
has been set, but 1t will be played in
the early part of next month.
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Poly will have veteran team for
the basket ball team and. with some
new material on hand. prospects look
bright for the quintets success. john
son and Lee are last years forwards
back at school. while Leone and Orr
will do the defensive work. Kelly
will play the center position.
x
The relay race between teams from
the Y NJ C. A. organizations and the
high schools is going to be one of the
biggest and most interesting features
of the Portola. AL Coney, the orig
inator of the idea hit the happyvspot
with the school athletes when he
suggested 1t. All the schools between
this city and Sacramento VIII be rep
resented. All preparations are COM
pleted and the high schools team
looks to be a humdinger.
The fourth district field event
championships of the Public Schools
Athletic league will be contested at
the stadium on Saturday afternoon.
This is the last of the district title
meets and on October IS the cham
pionships of the whole league will be
held
Sacred Heart college Will have
team of 20 athletes in the San Fran
cisco subleague meet. Jack Dennis is
boys to make big showing in next
Saturdays meet.
In Hawks and Flynn, Lowell high
Rugby team has probably two of the
best wing three quarters of the local
h1En SCnOOlS. bOln ldQS are on to
their jobs and both have the happy
faculty of being able to swerve and
dodge properly while carrying the
ball.
y
Bender at center three-quarter is
| the largest back field man playing In
thes high school ranks. He plays a
good an1e in his position, but at
tHnes% sAA little weak in delivering
hfsspasses.
X
Coach Mullineux considers lurking
| ton ofaLoweil the makings of a great
wing forward. He seems to have the
natural ability necessary for the po-
| sition This is his first year at the
game, and Turk has made good from
the jump.
X
Conrade at standoff haifback has a
pass that, gets his opponents guessing
all the time. Con is a basket ball
playef of ability and shoots the Rugby
sphere out with the same snappy one
| hand pass that he gets the basket ball
away with.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09
STANDING OF CLUBS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

ToDAY'S GAMES
oakland-Los Angeles at Oakland. Coast
League park, 3:16 p. m.
San Francisco at Sacramento.
Portland at Venice.
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SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Maggart. Kaylor. Leard. Home
run--Zacher Two base hits-zacher Gregory.
Sacrifice hit--Alexander. First lase on called
balls-0n Rfuitt .. of Gregory 2. Hit by
pitched bali--Leard, Kaylor. Double play
Krueger to Howard. Earned run-Los Angeles
l. Left on bases--Los Angeles 2, Oakland 3.
Time of game-1 hour and SO minutes. I'm
pires-Bush and Guthrie.
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r Mess Jimmy Clabby ready his 20
meeting with Frank Logan the of
will be without big
Portoa to
will gall followers OF the Cuensberry game sport
in of
be that
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AT SAN FRANCISCO
Oakland 7, Los Angeles 2

Total. "a Is II Total. Q 2T1 ::
Johnson batted for Gregory in The ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09

In Hawks and Flynn, Lowell high
Rugby team has probably two of the
best wing three-quarters of the local
high schools. Both lads are on to
their jobs and both have the happy
faculty of being able to swerve and
dodge properly while carrying the
ball.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09

Sacred Heart college Will have a
team of 20 athletes in the San Fran
cisco subleague meet. Jack Dennis is
captain of the team and looks to his
boys to make a big showing in next
SATURDAYS meet
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Coach Mullineux considers lurking
ton ofaLoweil the makings of a great
wing forward. He seems to have the
natural ability necessary for the po-
sition This is his first year at the
game, and Turk has made good from
the jump.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09

Bender at center three-quarter is
the largest back field man playing In
thes high school ranks. He plays a
good game in his position, but at
thnes%isAA little weak in delivering
hfs~pAsses.
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AT SACRAMENTO

Total = &c u /
Mundorf out. hit by batted ball In third.
Van Buren, bnttetl for Bliss In the seventh.
Star ran FOR Van Buren,.
Lewis hated for Check in the ninth.
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AT LOS ANGELES
:

Lindsay batted for Davis in the ninth.
Krause batted for James in the ninth.
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09

Conrade at standoff haifback has a
pass that. gets his opponents guessing
all the time. Con is basket ball
playef of ability and shoots the Rugby
sphere out with the same snappy one
hand pass that he gets the basket ball
away with.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09

The fourth district field event
championships of the Public Schools
Athletic league will be contested. at
the stadium on Saturday afternoon.
This is the last of the district title
meets and on October IS the cham
pionships of the whole league will be
held.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09

PROMOTER Jim coffroth Is
anxious to have the middle
weight championship settled
in this city without delay All
he has to do is to dig up enough
opponents to keep Jimmy Clab-
by busy for q while.
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Elmer Zacher was in the limelight
yesterday afternoon. He scored
nearly all of the runs made by the
Oaks He got two hits, one of them
being a homer.
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THE city of Taft must look like
an oasis inca desert to Sam
I.angford. It's the only place
now where they are willing to
stand for tho Black and white
effect. They must be game sports
down there. 81
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simply because Pruitt hurried things
along q hit
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-09

rOE AZAvEDO may stand
l show against Johnny Dundee
y down south when they hook
I'D. but the old time followers OF
the game can't see it. Joe does
not know quite enough yet. They
are sending him along too fast.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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FREDDIE WELSH is picking
UP all the soft money he can
while en- route to New York.
Probably he figures that there is
no chance to get Ritchie and
that he may as well do the best
he can in the meantime.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-11
O D A

La boda de la distinguida sehorita
Georgina Latimer Tapia ell senior Fe-
derico Walls Espinosa, Sc celebro ano-
che. La ceremonial tuvo lugar Ell la
morada de los esposos Latimer Tapla,
padres de la gentil novia, reinandO la
mayor algeria Conclu1da la ceremo-
MIA Sc sirvi0 un esplendido buffet.
Apadrinaron la boda y dieron sus
votos por la eterna felicidad de ambos
conyuges la respectable sonora Rosario
Tapia de Latimer y Jorge S. Latimer.
FL r. ?. Vassallo asistido por el r.
?. Ignacio de Dios, bendijo la ceremo-
MIA
Ell BOLETIN desea la ventura para
los jovenes que Sc han undo para STEM
nre pSf 1g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-11
Homicida de Honor
Para el distinguido amigo,
Don Alvaro Padial.
"iDura lex, sed 1ex!'

AL ruido producido por tres sucesl-
vas detonaciOnes de revolver, acudie-
ron, de un lado la autoridad celosa, y
de otro ell p1blico curioso. La escena
del crimen estaba q la vista de tOdos.
Una mujer era la v1ctima, un hombre
Ell victimario.
Arrestado ed acusado y enterada la
interfecta, comenzo ell Fiscal del Dis
trito ! practicar las diligencias peril
nentes del caso, y pocos dlas despues
presento SUI acusacion, que era de ase-
Sinato en- segundo grado.
Anunci0se la vista de la ruidosa
causa en- el Calendario de asuntos cri-
minales de la audiencia Territorial, Y
apenas alberta la session. una multitud,
avida de presenciar los debates, inva-
do ell salon destinado al p1blico.
Las circunstancias de pertenecer ell
homicida a la alta sociedad c1rculos
6nancieros de estar defendido por uno
de los jurisconsultos mas reputados en-
el Foro puertorriqueno, y entraiar su-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-11
Cristeta Cohi

Recien llegada de New York, y de
paso para Europa, Sc encuentra en- San
Juan la prodigiosa violinista Cristeta
Goni, conocida en- ell mundo del arte
por la Pequeila Sarasate.
Aun recuerda ell p1blico de San Juan
los triunfos alcanzados en- varias au-
diciones que ofreciera Ell ell "Munici-
pail, Ell el "Club de Damas' y en- ell
"Casino Espanol, " hace apenas ano y
medic Ahora viene de Estados Uni
dos donde fue acogida con igual adnli-
racion que en- Europa.
Cristeta ofrece una audicion en- ell
" Municipal como despedida de Rto.
Rico. No hay que decir que sera un
acontecimiento artistico, del que dis
frutara todo Ell p1blico de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-11
FL salon "Alhambra''

RI senior Andres Fernandez nos in
vito Oportunamente al ''lunch' que,
en- honor a la Prensa de esta capital,
fUe servido en- la noche del viernes en-
el Salon Alhambra, ell popular resto-
ran de la escalerilla de San Francisco.
Siempre fue el 'Sal0n Alhambra" !"
Earant1a de conner bien y de quedar
hien servido, y ahora. despues de la
reforma, no hay que decir que aquellas
garantlas han aumentado mas.
El lunch servido d los periodistas
Tue esplendido, una demonstration de
los progresses del Salon Alhambra.'' -