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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-13

SON, mortgage lot 10, block s. :
Wishkah addition to Aberdeen SOC
A. A. Haskin to p. I. Creech. chat.
tel mortgage, pile driver ham,
Her ....... ...... ........... o.
Catherine E. Gaiilac ct vir to
Aberdeen Savings 4 Loan Asso-
citation, mortgage land in block
10, Amended plat West End ad-
dition to Aberdeen .......... 1000
J. A. Barnes to Oakville = State
Bank, chattel mortgage, cows. "a
b. F. Hutchinson to Walter Jenkin-
son, mortgage, lot 6, block %
Ontario addition to Hoquiam. 40t
B. p. Briscoe to G. p. Look, chat
tel mortgage, cows, Setc. ....... 50(
Fred NJ. Cabot to L. j. Bradley,
mortgage lot, II, block Fl. North
Aberdeen -. ........ ....... z!
Hilda Hendrickson to +. j. Brad.
! ley, chattel mortgage 7 cows. n
Otto Westerback ct ux to Puget
Sound Savings & Loan Associa.
ton, mortgage lot 8. block II. :;
Frances addition to Aberdeen. IS,
Nick Spaletto to John s. johnson,
! mortgage lot 20. block 20, SEQ
Ond addition to South Aber.
! deen ...... ....:. ...... 49,. 81
Maggie Richards ct. yir to Jean.
cite Wallace. mortgage lot II,
and sek lot 49,. block A,,sBroad.
way addition TO South Aber- =
| 'deen .;...... ......... 3O'
John Stanford ct. lux to Eph-
RAM Frazee. mortgage. lot is.
l.. ordoo., .,'-s en-
cFucclI OU'
Otto Uutela ct ux to "A. J. Pietsch. .
! mortgage lot 5. block ~, Benn's.
Original plat ABERDEEN ....... 60(
| Henry Richards ct ux'to Eliza
beth Eberline, mortgage lot Is,
/ block "a, Broadway addition to
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-13

Corrected plat of Elma .......
B. E.. Keith ct ux to Abby Rog.
! ers ct ux. lease second floor of
Keith building at Aberdeen for
years from March I, 1916. %.
w. H. Bush, to the Public.
affidavit ..... .........
Nettie d. Swinehart to A. D.
Devonshire, power Of attor.
Ervis Phelps ct al to the Public.
plat of vienna Tracts" in
mex SEX, sec 10, and lot 9.
sec II. twp 10, r9 ............
Bills Of Sale.
Wade Music Co. to Ethel Davies,
conditional sale Of piano 49,.
J. w. Bush to g. w. Bush. undivid.
ed u interest in barber shop
equipment ...... ....... 500.
Northwest Buick Co. to DR.. B. q.
Fleming, conditional sale Of
auto ...... ...... ...........1'
J. A. Perkins to Joe Preyisich,
conditional sale Of COW .......
G. 8. Shelton to A.. Turner; condi-
tional sale Of furniture .......
Northumberland Co. to Herbert
Wyckoff. conditional sale Of fur
nituro ...... 5000. ..........
F. & F. Garage to w. H. Prem
tice, conditional sale of auto.
Emeneker Piano Co. to e. e. Be-
mise, conditional sale piano ;.
Same to Mrs. Gertrude Wells,
conditional sale Of piano $50.
w. A. Jacka to Mrs. Ed. Bonner,
conditional sale furniture -.
G. e. Ross to A. 8. Young, launch
and rowb0at 49,. ....
MCGEE Furniture Co. to w. L.
Brewer. conditional sale Of fur
niture ...... ...... ..........
Lamb Machine Co. to Peter Lund-
strom, conditional sale boiler.
Chris Thompson to Celia A. John.
son, personal property Of Turk
ish Bath establishment .......
Same to p. C. Paulson, condition.
sale Turkish Bath equipment. Il
National Cash Register Co. to
az liz 0oEd8cs COuUIIAOudl 6dIo
register ...... ...... .......
"A. e. Vaughn to Frank May, condi.
tional sale auto ..............1
Gould Bros. & Co. to c. r. Han.
ma, conditional sale of motor.
cycle ...... ...... ...... go.
H. D. Thompson to Agnes Thomp-
son, household goods .........
Northumberland Co. to G. F.
Taylor, conditional sale of furni.
| lure ...... $500. ...... ....
Local No. 2 Finnish Branch of
Socialist Party of Hoquiam
to Hoquiam Finnish Working.
mems Association, Ahjola, all
personal property. ETC.. Of first
party ...... ...... ...........
+. & F. Garage to J. L. Them,
conditional sale auto ..........;
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South Aberdeen ..............
Cora &. Bartlett ct vir to J. D.
Sparkling. mortgage lot >. block
~. Heerman's Annex to City OF.
HoQuiam
Leta T. Moir Of vir to Arthaud
Land Co.. mortgage lot 3, block
~. Campbell's Corrected plat Of
H0Qu.am ......... ............
+. II. Rose to Hilma Uutela ct 81,
releasing lot s, block ~. Origin.
al plat OF Aberdeen .........
J. A. Stewart to +. A. O'Brien, re-
leasing furniture ..............
Nels Nordquist ct ri to +. Z. Dahl.
quist, mortgage equipment Of
:. Grays Harbor Dairy, Ho-
GUAM ...... 49,. ...........
Matilda M. Mathews ct vir TO r.
c. Williams. mortgage part Of
lots 1923. Riverside addition to
Humptulips Gardens ..........
J. @. Fehler ct ux to Frank Wed.
ekind. mortgage tract Of land in
neh, sec 8. twp II Z and
another tract In nwA Sec 8.
twp II. RI ................
w. b. ElSas ct ux to Z. II. Rose,
lots 10 and IL. block 2. West
ern addition to Aberdeen -.
J. A. Smith to A. A. Gruendl ct ux
mortgage lot 2. block Is. North
H0Quiam addition, HoQuiam :.
Same to Same. mortgage lot /,
block IS. North HoQuiam add.
ton to HoQuiam ..............
Same to Same. mortgage lot 20,
block IL. North HoQuiam add.
ton to HoQuiam ..............
H. C. Gage to F. g. Foster Co.,
chattel mortgage fixtures Of
store at $50 II" street, Ho-
QuI1m ............ ............
e. r. Brady ct w to State Bank,
chattei mortgage cows. etc. 80;
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-13

BIRD Hills ct al " Minnie n. Gallo.
way: foreclosure of mortgage. A. n.
Abel for plaintiff. r.
y, Same Va Phoenix Insurance Co.:
punishment. "A. N. Abel for plain
til. -.,.sasi 49, s. .-.aaa ~ 81 =.
Jacob Koonts ct alvs Chas. Leayitt.
executor Estate Elmiya Garrison: gar
nishment. e. 8. Alvey for plaintiff.
q. B. Broderick ct ux to r: o. Beck.
with ct ux; Quieting title. Frank
0roundwater and w. H. Abel. for
Sidney Comfort W T. 8. Ewart; pro
missory note. o. NJ. Nelson for plain
tiff.
!, VIM. Leybold ct ux W Mamie e.
Ayles: iquietinG title. Els. Alvey tor
pIelnUH. ys.ssysis r-sf .,-f.a..-4s.
George Englund W J. E, Hines ct al;
debt. N. r. Smith for plaintiff.
J. 8. Stephens W Hilda Hendrickson;
sarniShment. A. e. Cross for plain
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-13
satisfaction Of Mortgage.

00btOu0SSsVU " WOTS8080s
Thomas Altman to c. w. Arland
ct ux. releasing 1853 acres
Of land. in twp II. z :..... 5000
F., e. Colgan to A. J. Grant, re- -
|, leasing lot IL and WIZ lot Is,
block rs, Frances addition to
Aberdeen ...... ...... ...... 1900
Anna McDougal. ADMINISTRATIVE to
| e. e. Watson ct ux, releasing
,neh ne11, sec 81, twp 16, r g.. ..
Randolph Distler to Catherine E.
Fowler, releasing land in block
~, West End addition to Aber-
J. w. Johnson to Nancy ]. Cox.
| releasing lots SO and 81. block
3. College Hill addition to Ho-
sQuam 800. .:.... 1850. .1zVV
May A. Fouche to Anna X. Hack
cit. releasing lots and 2. block
SO. Corrected plat Of Hoquiam 1000
Ernest Hermann to w. G. Miller,
releasing tract Of land in nwN,
sec IS, twp Is, 6 ............ %.
John Calvin to G. A. Jensen ct :
ux, releasing part Of 81 seA,
sec 10. twp IS. e ............2 1000
Orc Investment Co. to r. L. Stubbs
+ releasing Fashion Saloon" Alb
4eroeen ......... $3.50. ...... ..
Samuel Ibbitson to George Hen,
derson. releasing lot 2, block
~. Ontario addition to Ho-
GUAM t.s.... $500. .......... -.
Charles Olsen ct ux to Jacob
Anderson. releasing lots 4, 8 and
8, Aberdeen Gardens ........ 1900
John Lundstrom to Annie X.
Preston. releasing real estate. ..
Equitable Savings & Loan Asso-
citation to EugeniA =. Hudson.
releasing lot l. block 76. Camp
BELLS plat Of Hoquiam ....... 600
Same to Louis LindQuist ct ux, -
releasing lot IS. block 81. Her.
mans Annex Hoquiam ......... 700
Same to Mary J. Purdy ct vir. re-
leasing lot 2. block %, Camp
bells addition to HoQuiam -. 800
Same to Celia NJ. Storey ct vir,
releasing northwest 100 feet Of
lot 6, block 81. Corrected plat
Of HoQuiam ..................1 747
Same to Same. releasing lots -
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,lNsrRvMENrs FILED.
Deeds, Mortgages, and Al Documents
Placed on Record.


Alice 8. Brecht ct vir to F. N.
Rasor ct ux. eh OF lot Z, and
WI Of lot S. block ~. North
Aberdeen addition to Aber'
deem -. 1888.
Flora b. Wardrobe to Mrs. Olive
Fuller, undivided u interest in
lot 20, block 81 North HoQuiam
addition to HoQuiam ..........
A. La Blanche ct 81 to Eva Prem.
ticey lot IL. block 10. H0Quiam
addit!qnatos Aberdeen .......-..
n. r. Cook ct ux to c. NJ. Mccoy.
lot 6, block 66. Northern Pacific !
addition to Aberdeen .............
Marion. b. w. Carlton ct vir to
r. e" Connell. lot ~, block z,
North Hoquiam addition to Ho.
Quiam .,............. ..........
T. w. LArkin ct 81 to Maggie
Richards, lots Is and II. block
-. Broadway addition to Aber.
deem 4. ..... ...... .............
Luella n. McCaw ct viz to John
Stanford ct ux. lot Is, block !.
Gusts addition to Aberdeen -.
Pacific Beach Co. to Pearf Mulkey
lot :. block 4, Pacific Beach,.
Same to, n. H. Roundtree, lot I.
block I. Pacific Beach .........
P. H. Roundtree to NJ. H. Round
tree. lots s and 6, block II.
Roundtree addition to Pacific
Beach ................. 80. -.
Pacific states Automatic Annouuc-
Ger Co. to NJ. H. Roundtree. lot
6, block Z, Pacific Beach. $50.
Victor Benson ct ux to Fred Hazel.
blade. lot 1. 3 and 3. block 2.
Western addition TO Aberdeen.
Phillip Stout to o. l. Stout. swA
swM, SEQ Z. twp ~. : 6.......
Benn Cranberry Co. to C. e.
Dodge ct w. lots $3.50 Townsite
Glen Grayland ................
Anna *. Hackett to Mrs. n. A.,
Fouche. lots I and 2. block q.
d Corrected plat Of HoQuiam 49,.
NNana n. Boyce ct q to w. e.
Boyce,s quit claim deed MI. AZ
neA nwA. SEQ 20. twp Is. Rs.
VIM. Boyce ct 81 to w. e. Boyce
neA neA nwA. SEQ -. twp IL.
sssssssssssss ssssssssss
City Of Montesano to Mrs. c.
Brlscoe. lot %. Fifth addition to
Wynooche cemetery ...........
]. ]. johnson Land Co. to Nita
Briscoe. land in nex nwA. sec.
Z. twp II. RI .................
John ,Zieman ct al. Trustee. to
John Zieman, lot IL. block 8.
Benn's Central addition to Aber-
deem ........... ..............
John Zieman ct ux to John Walk.
OWic9, same
Jaseph Makos ct TX to Mike
Zembal. strip Of land 10 feet
wide along south line Of eh
swN nwA. SEQ II. twp -.
- ......sAs.ss..ss..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-13
Miscellaneous.

Aberdeen Manufacturing Co. VI
Joel Havisto ct ux, lien on sA
of lot 6, block "a. Original plat
OF Aberdeen -. -. -. ......
J.. w. Lewis to w. I. Spickelmire
ct ux, contract to sell lot g.,
block 6, Stewards First addition
to Highland Home addition to
| Aberdeen ...... ...... ...... ]
Adoly Slizewski to Thomas, Flip
ct ux, release Of contract affect
ing ny swA swN. sec ~. twp
Is, r9 ................
Brunswicke- Balke.Co llender CO. 4
to Kelley = Miller, release Of
conditional sale contract at. !,
i fecting pool tables ............ :
A.. L. Ward to Frances D. Ward.
agreement affecting communi.,
ty property -. -. -. ......
Nettie Taylor ct vir to H. r.
Gleason. revocation OF power Of
strsSel Z clancy Mercantile c..
to George DrAcolby ct al. lease
| Of building on east % feet Of
lot Z, block ~. Corrected .plat
i OF Elma until November 4. 1916
for monthly rental Of $50. .,....,
IT, Amanowics to b. Sklodoviski
assignment Of mortgage execut.
ed by Frank Beam ct ux on lots
/ to 3. block ~, Evans ,addi-
ton to South Aberdeen 3
e. O. Schofield to Montesano
National Bank, notice Of agree
ment of sale to John Nelson.
tract Of land north Of block 3.
| SCHOOLGIRLS addition to Monte
sano for the sum Of .......... Z
Charles Knokey to the Public.
amdavtt ......... ....... 80.
Hoquiam Lumber & Single Co.
to A. J. Briscoe ct al, release
Of lien on lot 1, block S. Camp
bells addition to Hoquiam 80.
Ellis Martin to the Public. affi-
davit ......... .......... ~.
Scott r. Stevens to the, Public, Of.
fidavit ...... ...... ...........
Washington State Colonization
Co. to J. G. Fix. contract to sell
fractional nwA mex. sec 8. twp
Is. . .................. Nv
r. A. Walters ct ux to r. b.
Woten, power Of attorney -.
Scheriff Schelle Mathews to Ber-
tin Z LIE PORT, certificate OF
sale Of lot Z. block 8. Karr's Gar !.
den addition to HoQuiam 80. II
Wiley b. Allen Co. to ]. A. Vance.
release conditional sale OF piano y
John Lundstrom to Public. afhda-
vite affecting M swA nwA, sec
%, twp IS. II ..........-.-. a.
Jasper Gibson to A. J. Gibson
assignment Of mortgage execut-
ed by Joseph Kent ct ux In sum
Of $500 affecting lot 5. block Il.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-13
II THE court HOUSE
he Weekly Record Of Legal
Doings at County Seat

liNUTEs OF SUPERIOR coUAr
AND NEW CASES FiLeD.S Ter.
OF REAL ESTATE .TRANoeeRo
AND MISCELLANEOUS lNoTRu.
MENTs FILED WITH COUNTY
AUDITOR.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-13

and 2S. block 10. North Hoquiam
addition to HoQuiam ........ .2027
Bank Of Elma to George Curl,
releasing horses ............ ..
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HEAD STUFFED FROM
cATARRH OR A COLD


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Instant relief-nO waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up: the
air passages Of your head clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
hawking, snuffing. blowing. headache.
dryness. No struggling for breath at
night: your cold or catarrh disap-
pears.
Get . small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
. little of this fragrant, antfseptic;
healing cream in your nostrils. It
penetrates through every air passage
Of the head. soothes the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
It's Just fine. Don't stay stuned.up
with . cold or nasty catarrh. (60)
Dale Craft ct ux to Bessie H.
Harrell. mortgage Ills acres Of
land In neA neh. Sec II. twp
~. ............... 6OO
8. A. McMaster to c. c. Beekman.
mortgage lots 8, 9 and 10. sec
%. twp II, r s ............... 500
J. e. TurnQuist ct ux to J. e. An.
ders0n ct ux. mortgage lots
and 3. Aberdeen Gardens -. 1900
J. Oswald ct ux to J. E. Turn
quist. mortgage lot I. block 13.
North Hoquiam addition to Ho- ~
GUAM .......... .......... 49, bo0
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-13

YOoD SAouo0SeOO ~ suO OOp0sAOS COOSs
bet week:
c. 8. Beckwith vs C. NJ. & st. p
by. Co. Transferred to the federal
kourt.
In re estates Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
Bhony Damitio. Willis admitted to pro
bate.
Lulu M. Felter vs c. D. Felter. Di
FORCE granted.
Geo. A. Collins W. Josephine Collins
bame.
Fred Van Nest vs Ada Van Nest
Same.
Amanda Heino vs Gabriel Heino
Same.
John Marcuson vs Edith Marcuson
1ame.
In re- estate Of J., M. Lewis, deceas
I'd. win admitted to probate.
Schwabacher Bros. w F. P. Drake
Bet for trial April 16.
i III TO cbtaS0 VI NIIuIEA 0ATTi0Ou, NC
ceased. viii admitted to probate.
John billiard vs J. L. Van. Sci
tor trial April %.
In re estate Of Anna GregorcewicE
Hearing on sale Of realty set for May
8.
In re estate of Henry Anderson, de-
ceased. Hearing petition set fol
April II.
e. H. Freeman W D. J. McDougal
Judgment for plaintiff.
The following applicants were ad.
mitted to citizenship: r. e. Nys.
from. Morris Korklin. z. J. Blamberg.
Arthur Hendrickson. g. F. Whitman.
I. q, Ostergard. Wv. Enbom, VIM.
Lund. J. w. Nordlund. H. @. Barge.
meyer: A. e. johnson. A. j. Siggstedt.
Chas. Johnson. o. e. Foster. A. J.
johnson. John Friis. c. J. Bjorn and
8. r .Lehto. .----'''-'- .'' r.
The following applications for nat
uralization we're dismissed: John Voys.
Chas. VOLS. Jacob Turska. Friedrich
Cruising and c. E. Svenson.
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The Washington times., 1915-03-31
AMATEURS CALLED
BY PRESIDENT YOUNG
Meeting to Be Held at SpaIding's
Next Wednesday Night to
Prepare for Season.

The amateur baseball season will get
under way in earnest on Wednesday
night next, when President Robert Fl.
Young, of the Amateur Baseball As
sociation. calls the various leagues to-
gether to take stock on just what teams
will form the many leagues. The meet
ing will be held at Spalding's.
President Young is Of the opinion that
nine leagues will join the Amateur As
sociation this season, and that the game
will thrive even more than 1t has in the
past. The manner in which teams are
applying for the vacant franchises in
the various leagues leads the president
to his conclusion.
The only bar to the unqualified Sue
cess Of the amateur circuits this sea-
son is the fact that playing fields are
scarce. This lack may be helped to
a certain extent by the announcement
that there will be nineteen diamonds on
the White Lot this season and several
leagues may transfer their operations
there.
The Washington times., 1915-03-31
TOSS OF COIN ELECTS
STURTEVANT LEADER
Washington Boy Heads Yale
Varsity Crew as Result Of
Disagreement.

NEW HAVEN, March 31.-Surprises
have more than once featured the cleo
tions OF Yale varsity captains during
the past decade. and the reasons have
often been unusual, but that the equal
of any Of them existed in the election
Of Albert D. Sturtevant, Of Washington,
to the captaincy Of the Yale crew be-
came known to the graduate advisers
of the crew when they came hero today
to see the crew row.
They had originally planned to como
here to straighten out the tangle over
the captaincy to succeed Bayne Dene-
gre, Of New Orleans. who was ordered
out by the physicians, but the oarsmen
got ahead of them and elected Sturte-
want. The graduates who were here
included Payne Whitney. Fred Allen.
and Swayne. who are the chief of the
younger graduates in rowing affairs to-
day:
election, and how four men who had
been so hopelessly split twenty-four
hours before over the question of the
crew captaincy had SO suddenly become
Of one mind and elected sturtevaut.
when all signs favored Seth Low, ID,
OF Brooklyn. after a hard fight.
Denegre had agreed to remain cap
tain until the men were unanimous, and
then to resign. The gradutes were COM
ing to see IL they couldn't get the four
men 10 agree on Soine one. Inc morn
ing before the graduates were duo the
four men got together. There were two
Shelf men, Sturtevant and Jim Sheldon
| and two academic men, Low and Allan
! McLane. the cowswain. McLane ellmi-
mated himself. saying he was only a
coxswain. and Sheldon said he had gone
out for football. and he thought Sturte-
want should have the place. McLane
] was tor the academic man, and Low
and Sturtevant said that 1t was up t
the coxswain and Sheldon to agree
They left them together. and McLant
and Sheldon argued for an hour. neither
yielding. FINALLY. in order that the crew
and not the graduates should choose tn,
captain. they agreed to toss a coin ant
TO abide by the decision. They tossed
and Sheldon won. He said he woult
The Washington times., 1915-03-31
Tennis League Now
Contemplated at g. w

The Interfraternity Association of the
George Washington University is con-
sidering the advisability of organizing a
tennis league. Roger Hollingsworth. of
Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Ia at the head
of the movement
A number OF the fraternities have sig
ntfied their willingness to enter the
league, and there are a number of good
players in each of the societies. The
elimination plan will be used in con-
ductipg the games. Two teams will be
matched by draw. and the winner Will
Play again, the loser retiring.
Efforts were made recently to organ
ize a baseball league, but the plan was
not deemed feasible, owing to the fact
that there remains but a short time be-
fore the closing of the university. and
that considerable time would be re-
quired to get the teams in shape for
the contests.
The Washington times., 1915-03-31
Adpance Seat Sale For
Big Battle Is Light

eral impression that the fight will be a
one-sided AFFAIR. The almost prohibitive
betting odds strengthen this belief. OF
course, hundreds will be willing to pay
from 50 to IS for the novelty of the
thing, but IL the promoters are depend
ing on the native population to fill the
higher priced seats there are likely to
be long rows Of empty benches.
The incoming Americans, Of course.
and the Cuban officials will pay the
price to gather around the rinaside. but
1t Is unlikely II there will be enough
OF these to send the gate receipts soar
Ing to any large extent.
As closely as can be figured at pres
ent. between 1,5O0 and 1000 Americans
will see tho fight. The majority are ex-
pected to arrive late this week One con-
tingent is coming from New Orleans on
chartered steamer, the New York
another delegation will come by way
Of Key West
There seems to be a lot of doubt just
what the seating capacity will be. Dick
Klegin. managing director of the fight.
says $1,000 to 10000 can be accommo-
dated. Jack Curley. promoter, Is more
modest. He sets the capacity at about
10000. while officials of the Oriental
racetrack, where the battle will be
staged, says the park normally will seat
from 1900 to 1000.
was reported today. It was 5000 &c
$500 on Johnson. That Johnson Is
| confident of winning was demonstrated
today when he announced that he had
$4,000 ready to bet on himself II he
could secure odds Of ~ to l. He de
clared that he might possibly be will
ing to give to later In the week.
The Washington times., 1915-03-31
WinroW Predicts He
Will Defeat Turner
Breezing into Washington this morning

Breezing into Washington this morning
and appearing to be in the best of
physical fettle. Jack Winrow, tbs Eng
fish light middleweight athlete, predict
ed that he will take the measure of Joe
Turner tonight, when they meet on the
mat at the Gayety Theater. II am in
the best of shape"
Turner has undergone extensive
training for the match tonight. and will
be in the pink of condition. If condition
has anything to do with 1t, he will have
no trouble in disposing of the English
srappler.
The bout will be a finished one. the
best two in three falls on the mat to
count. 1t will be staged Immediately
after the regular show, and a large
crowd of wrestling fans are expected
to be on hand to watch the work OF
their favorites.
The Washington times., 1915-03-31
Reservations to Date Total
Only s65,ooo-Johnson Is
Favored in Betting.

HAVANA, March 31.-With the JACK
Johnson-J ess willard heavyweight cham-
pionship fight but five days away the
advance seat sale and reservations 10
date total only $s5,ooo. While the Pro-
moters will not confirm this statement
and are voicing large claims that the
receipts will equal those Of the Jet-
Johnson fight. there is absolutely
nothing to bear out these claims.
The Jeffries-Johnson fight drew %S1,-
900. From present indications II is
doubtful II Mondays affair Will total
over $4,000. 49,
So far there has been no scramble TO
obtain seats. and II spectators have
loaded themselves up with tickets the
chances are they will find 1t long way
back to the U. S. A. The Cubans know
a whole lot about baseball and are
strictly at home when 1t comes to bull
fighting, but prize fighting is practically
a new game to them and they show lit.
tie evidence Of separating themselves
from their hard-earned ducats to see 2
couple of husky gents bat each other
around in q twenty -four-foot ring.
Then, too. there seems to be gen