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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-10
FTateTnidad hIspano-argentina
LA FIESTA DE AVER

cha al Captain de Fragata don Manuel
r. Trueba y su izquierda al Presiden-
tie de la Camara don Jose de Diego.
En- torno 4 la mesa tomaron asiento
los tenientes de fragata don Rodolfo Ba-
rilari, don Mariana Paglietino y don
Arturo Montes: y los alferez de Fraga-
ta, don Pedro Quihillalt don Hector
Vernengo Lima. don Alberto Teisaire,
don Alberto Grieben, don Arturo Saiz.
don Vereo Gimenez AIelo, don Carlos
Renta, don Alberto LAGER, don Sabas
r. Sueyro. los doctores Erasmo Obliga-
do A. Dessain. ell falmaceutico A L0-
pez y algunos oficlales mas cuyos nom
bres no hemos podido retener. Junto i
ellos y entire el1os tomaron asiento los
elementos espanoles que representation
las directivas de las tres sociedades es-
panolas. y un representante de cada uno
de los diarios de San Juan de puerto
Rico Ilustrado Y Pica-Pica''
Argentinos. espanoles y puertorrique-
| iies fraternizaron enseguIda.
La cordialidad fue extraordinaria
Y ell menu. como puede verse, selec-
TO. Sc anuncio lm lunch, Y ic que ALI Sc
sirvi6 fue un verdadero banquete He
aqui la carta de platos Y vinos;
ENTREMESES.
Salchichon, Sardinas, Aceitunas, Ca
naloni la Italiana, Mantequilla y AL
mendras Saladas, Pescado a la Bella
vista, Jamon planchado con huevos
hilados, Pavo asado.
POSTRES.
Frutas espanolas y del pals, dulces
HELADO.
WHO'S Y LICORES.
Blanco: Cenicero, Marques de Riscal
(Clarete), Champagne Roederer (demi-
ser), Chartreuse y Conac
CAFE, TABACOS-RICORO,
CIGARRILLOS.
A la hora de los brindis, Sc levanto /
ofrecer el lunch = los jefes ofciales
de la Armada Argentina el distinguido
I'presidente de la casa de Espana .,
don Abelardo de la Haba, que fue So
brio y fue expressive, Y fue elocuente
(Continuara.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-10

La Casa de Espana, La Sociedad Es-
pailola de Auxilio Mutuo y el Casino
Espanol de San Juan, quisieron ofrecer
aver un homenaje de simpatia y frater-
nidad 4 los Jefes oficiales de la Mari
ma de guerra argentina, que Sc encnen-
tran en- nuestro puerto en- ruta para
Boston
Una comision de las tres entidades es-
panolas citadas fue aver manana d bor-
do de los trasportes argentinos para IN
vitar 4 los iefes Y 4 la oficialidad de los
,nismos q un "lunch en- ell "Caslno
Espanol" 4 un paseo en- automovil, una
vista al "Auxilio Mntuo" Y al bale
que por la noche, habia de dar ell Ca
sno','.
Todo improyisado pero todo esplen-
dido resulto. Los marinos llegaron a la
casa de los espanoles a las doce. recl-
hidos alli nor una numerosa comision de
de las tres sQciedades menclonadas, pa
saron todos la terraza-que por clerto
fue elogiadisima por los gallardos ar
eentinos- Y ALI fue servido ell aperitl-
Vo
La mesa. EN- el centro del salon prin-
cipal. estaba puesta para cincuenta GU
biertos. Sencilla ,elegante, con un ador-
no de flores naturales, el mejor, ofrecla
irrcprochable aspecto.
En- ell muro que da la calle de la For
taleza lucian las banderas espanola'
argentina puertorriquena.
En- el gran espejo de la escalera, una
bandera argentina, Y por todas parties,
flores y plantas.
A Ia hora seilalada tomaron aslento
los comensales.
En- la presidencia, ell senior don Abe
lardo de la Haba teniendo su derecha
al Captain de Fragata don +. Nelson
Page, que va a ser ell comandante del
gran acorazado 'Rivadavia de treinta
mil toneladas
A la izouierda del senior de la Haba-
el Consul Argentine Ell San Juan, senior
Ramirez de Arellano.
La otra presidencia de la mesa rue
ocupada por el Consul de Espana, don
Benito Zalduondo, teniendo a su dere-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-10

con lln empuje formidable, defendiendo-
Sc el San Juan" de srs ataques con
sin igual destreza.
Aunque Ell ell primer tempo soplaba
ell viento contrario los "equipiers ar
gentinos, demostraron estos su conoci-
miento exacto del juego. arremetiendo
al balon con brio Y precision admira-
bles distinguiendose sobre todo en- los
formidables kicks del goalkeeper'
senor Burns Y de sus colosales backs
que lanzaban la pelota de goal i
/" goal" tenlendo continuamente en- ia
que al goalkeeper del San Juan, Sc
nor Garcia, que tuvo una tarde admira-
bles salvando por tres veces consecuti-
vas otros tantos certeros shoots" Ian
zados por el team contrario Fin es-
tas circunstancias consigue apuntarse ell
primer goal el senior Chechi del Ri
vadavia :. tras refida lucha.
Sc forman nuevamente los equlpos pa
ira la salida correspondiendole esta al
{ San Juan incitados estos por el
primer triunfo del contrario, hicieron
un juego admirable consiguiendo POI
fin el senior Y. Portilla el primer goal
para su team
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-10
Match de football


Previa invitaci6n de la Directiva del
"San Juan F. B. c." al equipo de los
marinos de guerra argentinos Rlvada-
via y con asistencia de un gentio IN
menso de 10 mas selecto de nuestra So
ciedad. que acudio al campo en- slnnil-
nero de AUTOMOBILES, y con gran expec-
taci6n por parte del pnblico, Sc eelebro
aver 4 las tres de la tarde, en- ell campo
del MORO, cedido galantemente por el
CAPTAIN Field, un formidable match
de Football.
La colocacion de los teams respectivos
fue como sigue:
SAN JUAN +. B. c. =
J. Garcia. JIM. Soroeta, A. Ichazo,
Francisco Dfaz. az. Anadon, J. Leon,
Fernando Diaz. r. Lomba, B Mas, Y.
Portilla, j. Dfaz.
"RIvADAV1A =
Chechi, Fuggini Cahezas, Molero-
Guindichi, Rigotti, Tain, Cuchinato, J.
Pacheco, G. Simoneti, G. Burns
Actuaba de referee" el Captain del
Ponce F. B. c. Herr Wirsching de
linesmen" Mr.. Hassell, del : team
CELTIC de San Juan, y un simpatico
Official del Rivadavia".
Ell referee di6 la senal d la hora arri-
ba indicada, saliendo el "Rivadavia !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-10
Nombyaniento

Ell gobernador ha nombrado al Sc
nor Damian Monserrat. hijo, para Juez
Municipal substitute de San Juan,
mientras dura la licencia de ounce dias
Que 4 partir del dia del que cursa le
ha sido concedida al Juez propietario
Ell nombramiento ha sido acertadisi--
mo pues el Lcdo. Monserrat es uno de
los mas distinguidos abogados que, con
meritos personales, Sc ha destacado de
Ia juventud,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-10
FL KARLSRUHE"

a las clnco de la mafana de aver en-
tro a nnestro puerto ell crucero de que
ira aleman Karlsruhe. > Fonde6 on
el canal, frente d Casa Blanca, de ALI
los practices 10 dirigieron hasta ell inte-
rlor Gle La bahia, cerca del muelle de Ia
Compania de ferrocarriles, donde an
clio las ocho y media, saludando q la
plaza con velnte y un canonazo.
Ell KARLSRUHE estuvo en- Portau-
Prince hasta el comienzo de la guerra
franco-alemana; al iniciarse esta. Sc di-
rlglo hacia la Habana, Ell cuyo puerto
Ipermanecio hasta el lueves, dia en- que
Isaio para ell nuestro.
Segtln informes, el consul aleman ha-
bia recibido el sabado por la noche un
aerograma participandole la proxinh
llegada del buque y pidiendosele que le
tuvlese preparado carbon suficiente pa
ia ir desde San Juan 4 un puerto de
Alemania
Ell @ Karlsruhe : presentaba algunas
senales de haber recibido canonazos Ell
la proa y en- la popa, y aun cuando los
ofciales del buque no quisieron infor-
mar a los periodistas sobre este extreme,
sabemos que ell crucero sostuvo en- La
noche del jueves, d las pocas horas de
haber salido de la Habana. un combate
de treinta y cinco minutes con barcos
ingleses que lie persegu1an Gracias 4
su gran velocidad, veinte seis millas
por hora. ell Karlsruhe" " pudo evadir-
Sc sin averias de gran importaneia.
aunque algunos marinos de La tripula-
cion resultaron heridos Esta es una
version: algunos alemanes nos han di-
cho que el crucero lie cause averias d
uno de los ingleses que 10 atacaban, y
que a ESQ sc debi6 que estos cesasen su-
ataQue dejando al karlsruhe" nave
gar libremente.
Despues de haber cargado mil dos
cientas toneladas de carbon de pro
veerse de una gran cantidad de aqua, ell
buque aleman zarpo anoche a las ocho y
media No llevaba alumbrado alguno,
los marinos pusieron ras de la cubierta
las bocas de sus cuatros chimenas y los
palos
Sc decia aver que el crucero de que
nos ocupamos entr6 Ell San Juan gra-
cias 4 que su dotaci6n utilizo como com
bustible para las calderas todas las 81
las, y mesas y botes del mismo pero en-
este debe haber alguna exageracion,
pues seg1n leemos Ell la prensa de la
Habana el Karlsruhe cargo EN- csc
puerto mil toneladas de carbon
A yer al crucero fneron al muelle du-
rante todo ell dla de aver numerosisimas
personals. Fin la carga del carbon ira
hajaron los marinos del Karlsruhe :"
los del buque mercante aleman que en-
tro ell vlernes en- nuestro puerto y al
gunas significadas personals de la colo
MIA alemana en- San Juan que, de esa
manera, quisieron demostrar su carino
a la patria, va que les es impossible tras
ladarse a Alemana incorporate a
algunos de los cuerpos de ejercito en-
que hguran inscritos.
El Karlsruhe como va digimos,
tiene una velocidad de veinte y seis mi
las por hora. Desplaza 1900 toneladas
lleva doce canones de grueso ca'ibre,
ademas de mucha artillerla secundaria.
Ii = d,n,nn 81 nnmandantn X ohnlar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-10
Bajo fianza

Ell fiscal esta hacienda la inyestiga-
ci6n de cual ha sido el motive del in
cendio ocurrido esta madrugada en- San
turce y del cual informamos en- otro 81
tio
A Daniel Ramos Sc le ha senalado una
fanza de cinco mil d6lares para quedar
en- libertad provisional
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-10
BOIctIn MercdntII de Puerto R1cO

desarrollo. A pesar de clio, han teni.
do los del "lSan juan, una de sus me-
Jores tardes, distinguiendose los bachs
Sres. Soroeta & Ichazo. Los delanteros
Sc combinaban admirablemente. desta-
candose Ell sus dribblings los seflores
Mas, j. Dlaz Y Fernando Diaz En- este
primer tempo lanzaron los del "Riva-
davia =, tres magnificos corners la
deados un tanto por ell viento contrario.
Transcurridos los primeros 45 minu-
tos reglamentarios del primer half
time sono ell pito del referee lla-
mando descanso, que suele ser de Gin
co minutes.
Una vez efectuado ell cambio de goals
usado, ell segundo half-time', salien-
do ell . Rivadavia, " que en- este caso te-
MIA ell viento a favor, consiguiendo me-
ter el segundo goal por el senior Ri
gott1. Comlenza entonces un luego pin
toresco centrando los extremes con
maestria sin igual y el regateo del balon
por los forwards > que Sc combinaban
certeramente luego decayo un POGO ell
San Juan" Y aprovechando esta cir
cunstancia ell Rivadavia en- corto es-
pacio de tempo consigui0 el tercer
goal por el senior Fuggini terminan-
do ell juego con la victoria por los ar
gentinos Estos tienen un juego formi-
dable y "shootan" con precision usan-
do tambien del juego de cabeza que es
muy decisive en- el foot BALI
Segnn manifestations del alferez Sr.
Martinez. hacla mas de un safo que no
habla jugado y esta circunstancia hace
resaltar a1n mas su victoria.
En- la organization de este match !"
que fue improvisado en- Ell Ell termino de
un dia, traba! a!aron activislmamente, ell
vice presidente del San Juan F. B. c.
senor de Arana. Ell secretario don r. Es-
teves. el tosorero don Angel Arrivi ell
captain del team senior Mas el ma
nager' del club don Angel Nandin que
fueron personalmente los transportes
argentinos Pampa" y "Chaco" a in
vitar los jugadores, a la oticialidad Y
marineroS concertando el desaflo con ell
alferez senor Martinez obsequiando 4
los jugadores al terminar el juego en- ell
campo con refrescos variados.
1nmediatamente la directiva del San
Juan" invite a los del Rivadavia " 4
una merienda que Sc celebro en- =" La
Mallorquina - tomandose antes varias
fotografias brindando entusiastica-
mente por la Argentina, Puerto Rico y
Esrana con formidabIes "hurga>' co
reados por la concurrencia con cntnslas
no delirante A continuation iIablo el
senior de Arana en- nombre del club San
Juan' dando las gracias L los del Ri
vadavia " por su caballerosidad en- acep-
tar este desaflo y felicitando a todos por
ell exito franco de la fiesta en- la que Sc
demostr0 una vez mas los lazos de con
fraternidad que ligan a Espana con
Hispanoamerica, y a esta con Puerto
Rico, resultando en- realidad el acto un
saludo mutuo de las razas hermanas. A
requerimientos de la concurrencia hablo
el senior Simonetti en- nombre de los su-
yos, dando las gracias la directiva del
San Juan" por las muestras de cordia-
hdad sinceramente expresadasles Es
muy probable que cpando venga de Bos-
ton el acorazado Rivadavia" Sc con
cierten algunos matchs'
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
ELLEN EXPLAINS RED
CROSS SEALS

Ellen, who is seven years old and
lives out in Kansas City, came home
from school the other day with a red,
green and white subscription card"
the teacher had given her. Her
mother had seen something about
Red Cross Seals in the paper, but
didn't know just what it was all
about. So 1t was up to Ellen to ex-
plain.
"Oh," said the seven-year-old
proudly, don't you know? They use
the money to take care of sick folks
with-sick folks that haven't got any
money to care of 'emselves. The
money they get from the Sanity Claus
seals goes to run hospital for those
folks. And they pay doctors and
nurses to teach people. how to get
well and how not to get sick"
Then Ellen's mother read the fold
er that small daughter had brought
home telling how often tuberculosis
can be prevented, and when she had
finished she signed the card for a lib
eral number of seals.
The red cross seals will be on sale
at the Methodist bazaar by the Col
umbian Club ladies.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
HIGH SCHOOL DECLAMATORY
CONTEST DECEMBER IL, 1914

The annual high school declama-
tory contest will be held at the Pres
byterian church on Friday evening,
December 18th. The following girls
have entered the contest this year:
Bessie Turner, Wynona Farquhar,
Eloise Buck, Esther Bonneson, Re
becca Weeks, Essa Law, Wanda
Wright, Hazel Mclaughlin and Cert
rude Dye. Miss Bessie Steere of the
Denison Normal College was here
during the past week instructing all
of the contestants, and the present in
dications are that it will be a very
close race for first place. The selec-
tions and complete program will be
announced in next weeks paper.
The contest which is held here at
Audubon is arranged for the purpose
of selecting the person who will rep
resent the school at district contest
to be held at Harlan later in the win
ter. Such district contests are held
over the entire state, and the win
ners will go to a state contest which
will be conducted at Belle PLANE
next spring. The Audubon contest
ants are planning to do everything
they can to be represented in this
Belle PLANE this year.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
BIG SHOW NEXT WEDNESDAY

"Ole Peterson" the great comedy
drama is at our opera house on Dec.
9th. This great comedy is proclaim
ed to be the greatest laughing sue
cess on the road today. The story
tells of young man fresh from the
old country, becoming Americanized.
He goes down in Kentucky and
there falls in love with a little I'M
sophisticated mountain lass. His OBJ
stacles to win her affection are num-
erous and his efforts to overcome
them and court her in the conven-
tional way is the opening for one
long continuous laugh. Roy Lewis
as the inimitable Ole creates one eff
facious, jocular character one will
never forget He will live for ever
in the memory of those who enjoy a
good laugh. Days of melodrama and
the weeping drama" are over. There
are enough tears and SORROWS in life
without going to the Theatre to see
more. Come and see Ole and laugh.
He comes guaranteed to give you the
heartiest laughs you have had in
years.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
woMAN's CLUB PARTY

The party given by the second Soc
ial committee of the Woman's Club
at Watts Hall on Friday afternoon
was very enjoyable affair and re-
fiected credit on the capable
women forming Mrs. Will Beason
and Mrs. Alex Caldwelps committee.
Only short program was given
consisting of songs and piano music
but as most of the ladies brought
their sewing the time passed most
happily in visiting. i5t
After refreshments were served a
proposal to hold political conven-
tons and select candidates for the
township and county primary to be
held by the ladies at their next reg
ular meeting under the leadership of
Mrs. Chas. Layland met with a ready
response and proved an entertaining
and educational feature of the after
noon.
The next meeting of the club which
is dated the second Wednesday in
December promises to be unusually
interesting. Mrs. Layland reports
that the tickets are filled and that
the rivalry for nominations will keep
things lively. The ladies of the club
are taking a keen interest in this
plan of studying citizenship by OBJ
ject lessons and many express the
opinion that this winters work will
be the most profitable in the history
of the club.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
OLDFIELD'S AVERAGE

The following telegram regarding
the automobile races at Corona, Cal.
was received Friday morning Hast by
A. e. Beason local agent for the
Maxwell automobile.
Nov. 26, 1914, 1904 a. m.
Detroit, Mich.
A. E. Beason, Audubon, Iowa.
Worlds Master driver, Barney Old
field finished third in Maxwell racer
in 301 mile race at Corona, Cal, to-
day. Mercer first time, 3:26:32;
Duesenberg second time, 3:29:18;
Oldfield's time 3:29:51. Barney's
rival, DePalma fourth in Mercedes,
time 3:31:51. Oldfield's driving was
sensation of race. He drove entire
race without stopping, defeating 8
Stutz, 2 other MERGERS, 2 Pengato, 2
Sunbeams, Marmon Mercedes and
others. Oldfield's average was $50
miles
Signed, Maxwell Motor Car Co.
When Ed. was interviewed, all he
would say, is, that the Maxwell is
some car to stand Oldfeld's driving
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03

Bert O'Connell, who has been en-
ployed at the Frick Drug Co., sever
ed his connection with same Tues
day noon and left Audubon that eve-
ming.
DR.. A. l.. Brooks went to Des
Moines Friday for visit with DR..
Will Mayo of Rochester, Mimi, who
was there on visit and business.
While there they both enjoyed each
others company at bounteous din
ner. He returned home Sunday
noon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
CONCERT RECITAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
MONDAY EVE, DEC 7th

BY advanced pupils of Miss
Dunn, assisted by some of Aud
ubon's best vocal talent.
There will be piano solos,
duets, vocal solos, duets, quar-
tets, etc. All concert numbers.
Come and enjoy an evening of
good music. See program else
where in this issue. Admis-
sion 10c and 15c.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS MEET

A social meeting of the depart
ment of Domestic Science will be held
at the home of MRS. John Weighton
Tuesday Dec. Sth, as is included in
the year book. Mrs. Weighton
would like the members to bring
their sewing and enjoy social aft
ernoon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

ID. M. Deem has employed Mr.. En-
vim to look after his monument works
in Audubon and he will be found at
the shop the latter part of the week.
Later on, when the work justifies,
Mr.. Deem will place marble cutter
here permanently. 49-2w.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
LOST

Open faced watch, silverine case,
stem wind, last Friday in Audubon.
Finder please return to G. A Kraft,
Phone Is A 21-12 or leave at the
Republican Office. 49-1w.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
FOR SALE

My home with five acres of ground
in Bradleyville. This is a modern
home and will be sold reasonable.
Enquire of B. F. Wilson, Phone No.
342. 49-2w.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
FOR SALE

Ten young Short Horn bulls, large
enough for service, for immediate
sale. Enquire of w. H. Bolton. 49tf.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
FOR SALE

Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerels
and a few M. B.. Turkeys. Mrs. Mat
tie Weaver, Extra, iowa. T..
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
CARD AT ARDMORE .
BEST IN HISTORY
Local Fight Fans Sure of Witnessing
Two Fast Bouts Thomas Conf
dent if Trimming Marshall.

The advance sale Of tickets for the
fights before the Ardmore Club on Mon
day are reported to be the largest in the
history of the Maryland club, and a large
crowd Of local fans are sure to be on
hand when the gong will send Washing
toms leading feather-weights of on their
twenty-rOund journey.
Young Thomas is confident of handing
Kid Marshall a trimming over the twenty
round route, and claims to be in the best
Of shape. He weighed in yesterday after
a two hours workout and tipped the
beam at 124 pounds, which is the limit
specified in the articles of agreement
Kid Marshall is not saying much, but is
hard at work, and when seen yesterday
assumed an attitude of Indifference char
acteristic Of supreme confidence, stimuli
taneously declaring himself to be in the
best possible condition for the coming pu-
gilistic encounter. He claims to be with
in the weight limit, and is confident of
landing the verdict.
Young McCue, Of Baltimore, is taking
on Kid Greek in the other star attraction,
and with these two fast boys in the roped
arena for six rounds the fans are sure of
witnessing the best card that ever has
been staged at the Maryland Club.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
STALLINGS DECLINES
VAUDEVILLE OFFER
Manager of the Boston Braves Refuse
$4,000 for Six Weeks Tour-To
Return to Georgia Plantation.

George Stallings has turned down an
offer of 5000 for q six weeks vaude-
willie tour. Manager Stallings could clean
up this sum by going on the STAGE twice
q day for six weeks. He is going to his
Georgia plantation for the winter.
1T does not appeal to me-" declared
the Miracle Man today. Lord knows
] need the money. / have six or seven
hundred bales Of cotton down on my
Georgia plantation. representing $4,000 to
$4,000. This cotton is the bread and but
ter Of hundreds Of negroes on my planta-
ton, who have picked and baled II.
have given my undivided time to my
baseball business ever since last March
and I know that things are in a chaotic
state on my place. The $4,000 1 could
make in vaudeville would ease the situa-
tion, yet l cannot bring myself around to
the idea Of going on the stage and get
ting this easy money. have been in the
baseball business twenty-siN years. owe
a lot to baseball. I cannot see my way
clear to let vaudeville help me out "
Stallings will leave Boston tomorrow for
his Georgia plantation.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-16
TOE HOLD BARRED IN
BIG BOUT TONIGHT
Joe Turner to Meet Tom Snidech with
Deadly Grip Eliminated at
Byjo Theater.

Everything is now in readiness for the
bout tonight between Joe Turner. the
middle-weight wrestler OF the world, and
Tom Snidecki, the Polish champion, at
the Byjo Theater, Turner gained two
Of three falls over the big Pole asst
Tuesday and during the first bout Snidecki
claims to have injured himself and when
he lost on the toe hold in the next two
falls be challenged the local boy for q
bout with the toe hold barred.
These wrestlers will go the best in
three falls tonight, with the deadly toe
hold barred, and since the Pole is a stu
dent Of the Graeco- Roman school, he
should have the advantage over the
local grappler. In the semi-windup Louis
Montana will meet Massaue, the Span
lard, in a finished bout. In this setto
no hold will be barred. and the wrestling
fans are sure Of witnessing some lively
work. as the Italian "Bulr' is noted for
his graphing at this style.
In the preliminary bout, which will
open the card, Mike Mail meets Vincieat
Petite, who agree to throw Mail twice
in a half hour.