Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29

champion if a stone wall is not BULL
around it. Goullet is in business in
Newark and his future is very bright
He is a clean-cut fellow and a good
sport, and he has sufficient independ-
enoe to make him a real American
citizen. He was all smiles today
when he spoke about the arrival OF
his mother and his brother.
81 will have some real home cooking
now, and will ride better for It," he
said.
Mrs. Goullet is delightful old lady
of sixty-three years. She stood the
long, arduous trip from Australia in
noble fashion. She said she was
pleased beyond measure with our
country
IT know I am going to like New
ark" Mrs. Goullet said. She showed
keen enjoyment at the position her
son Alfred held in the hearts of the
Newark fans, and she just knew
everything was going to be lovely
with her here.
The New York six-day race will be
run this year without ALI Goullet. He
was unable to come to terms with the
promoters. He was offered $1,000 to
ride, but turned it down. He said that
he expected to make more money
than that in his business during the
New York grind. Other stars who
have not signed as yet are Jackie
Clark and Joe Fogler All Grenda
signed yesterday morning for small
bonus. Grenda is going to get mar
ried the latter part Of December and
he wants to get little spending
money for a wedding outfit.
C.
Eddie Root and Iver Lawson and
George Cameron and Harry Kaiser,
who created scandal by quitting in
the Chicago six-day race, are to do
some talking on their arrival here.
Despite their suspension, 1t is said
that these men will ride in the New
York race. The N. c. A. is looked
upon as a joke. With cycling in
Europe out of the question, the
riders here hold command of the sit
uation and win do about as they
please. The game has surely suffered
number of nastly slaps in the last
year.
O.
Little Mr.. williams will be a good
boy after he reads what Charley
Doesserick. manager of tho Pioneer
Club OF New York, says about him.
The roast is served In the following
pan:
$40 West Forty-fourth st.,
New York City, Nov. 20.
]. p. NJ:
Take notice where you mention In
your column that q. e. Williams
is supposed to be my first lieutenant
Mr.. Williams may be a nice old man
and all that, but he has one of the
worst habits that anyone could have
and that is writing letters and but
ting in on things that do not concern
him. Mr.. Williams has got me into
more jams and trouble by using my
name and telling people he is con-
nected with the Pioneer Club, when
in fact he is not even the Office boy,
but just a fellow that can't mind his
own business. I have neither given
Mr.. Williams the authority to use
my name or given him permission to
make matches for me, but he has
taken 1t upon himself to make people
believe that he was running this club
and not me. He has also said a lot
of things about Charley Weinert and
brought my name into 1t which made
Weinert and his friends believe that
was at the bottom of 1t, when, as O
matter of fact. would not take thc
time and trouble to roast anyone, and
while I may have my own opinion
as to the ability of Weinert as a
fighter, that is no reason why Mr.
Williams should roast Mr., Weinert
and belittle his manager, as Mr.. VIII
liams could not manage a night
school, let alone a fighter. Yours
very truly. CHAS. DoESSERICK.
Dear, oh, dear And to think that
we all thought that the e. p w
was such great fellow.
60
j. p. NJ:
Where is the U. s. s. Henley at the
present time? When is the Henley
due back in the Brooklyn navy yard ?
How old must one be to join the navy
as a machinist? What is the route
from Newark to the Brooklyn navy
| yard? OTA.
The Henley is in the Brooklyn yard
at the present time. where it will re-
main for an indefinite period. You