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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15

" LUEGo....
"Rotos va los compromises con
81 Partido socialista ell Partido Re
publicano estaba hbre de trabas.
Por discipline, todos estariamos en-
nuestros puestos, va que Sc trata-
ba de ir solos a la lucha, como
buenos eombatientes.
"El senior Tous Soto dejaba
transcurrir un mes, mas menos,
y !entonces, con gran diplomacia Y
apelando a las mismas razones.
sefialaria la conveniencia de
ir la alianza con los unionistas,
sin alterar nuestro programa, pla-
taforma politica, ideales, sin ma
da de "soberania dentro de la So
berania''. y con ideal inmediato:-
la consecuci6n del gobernador cleo
two.
"No hay duda alguna, de que
ante tales razones, ell partido In
tegro hnbiese lido a la Alianza con
la Union. ahi tiene usted evil
tada Ia division en- nuestras filas,
el partido salvado, nuestra vida po-
Utica asegurada.
sci procedimiento que usara Ell
actual Presidente de dicha colecti-
vidad politica, (sefor Tous Soto }
pone de relieve su POGO tacto, III
sion y habilidad, pues yo no quiero
Greer que a sabiendas haya lleva-
do su partido, a la division poll
tiea".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15

Haze aiganoa Gaas. estuvlmes ha-
Aian1s sehEe polltiea. eon Il Pre-
siasnts aei FNFtias Espahleano
Pare. Lo1e. RafAsi MsFtineE Ma
al De teana ea tsmA. falmos
daE. = ias hssss as "a aefaal Il
gisiatuEA . hea. 3 "a formaei6n Dc
IA Ahanxa en PasFta kteo. as Fe-
iaeltn cen "a fofmAeitn ds aieha
ceiertfvi6aa poilfiea. e Leao. MaE-
tlneS Aaaal nes pse@ent1 an plan
tan fnteEesants PARA eFitaF ia a.
viAitn esi FsFtlao kspab1eano
Pmnrteraqnsso. gus hemos eFssdo
opaTtuno. tfaalaaaFio . nneatFcs lees
texea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15

caci6n polftica, que estan distan-
ciados de la lucha activa, han ex-
presado su deseo, de ingresar en-
un partido nuevo, fuerte, que sea
Ell partido de oposici6n, y que ten
ga probabilidades de triunfo en-
La pr6xima contienda electoral.
10 QUE NOS DICE Ell
SECRETARIO DEL
PARTTDo SOCIALISM,.
Hace algunos dias estuvimos ha-
blando con Ell secretario General
del Partido Sociaista, sehor Al
fonso Torres, en- relaci6n con los
ultimos acontecimientos polfticos.
Ell sefior Torres, nos asegur6 que
su partido iria solo a La lucha en- Las
elecciones del 1928. Y cuando 81
nos ha asegurado tai cosa, sus ra-
zones v argumentos tendra.
SQuedara rota la Coalici6n a la
Ilegada de Iglesias, por Ell con-
trario, Sc afirmara con mas vida y
fuerza?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15
AsAMBLEA GENERAL.

Entonces, Sc convocara una
asamblea conjunta de ambas agru-
paciones, a una asamblea aliancista,
para determinar 81 Sc va a la fusion
politica, la formation de un solo
partido.
Puede ser tambien, que ell Direc-
torio apruebe un Reglamento por el
cual Sc RIA la Asamblea aliancista.
(que hasta ahora no 10 tiene), y
en- ese case, no habra necesidad de
celebrar asambleas por separado, y
Sc celebraria una Asamblea general,
ell la Cual Sc acordaria la disolu-
ci6n y la fusion. Para aprobar ese
Reglamento, Sc hara necesario pri-
nero, que 10 redacte y apruebe ell
Continia en- la pagina 9.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15
VAPOR FRANCEs
kFGtsTMAIbO

- nefsfifaa ds Ia fsiieia anae-
rloana ha pf.siueldo iffideniee Ia
feTnneiffaif Anu nuesfFp harea "a
fFanes na esinfa inmunF q fat n.-
FisfFada 81 dia a. un iaaWiris ia
10 fssr "a nfnerai Gauraua
lDuFmfA eafr Ff9imenf fa. rar
fni Iaur. ere qae aeFa Fisaraa-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15

AL Honorable
Gobernador de Pto. Rico,
San Juan, P. r.
Mi astimado Gobernador:
Las siguientes urgentes recomen-
dacIones en- beneficio de la Pohcfa
Insular son sometidos con Ell fin de
que, 81 fueren de su aprobacion, sean
presentadas la Legislature en- su
pr6xiDla session.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15
ENTIRE ~
tRAtDE "a LEY

~ hainlia en- pro q en contra de
la proldidrl6n contin6a. El result
iudo aaA 49, es SECURE. Ciertos allie
nisias. oomo 81 doctor Cotton. Direc-
fsF del Asilo de- Trenton. \. J. ma
uifieaan qne ia intoierancia del sis
frna numenla "a alcoholismo. Tn pc
fi6siieo a. Chicago informa que los
l.-iedores habifuales beben mixtu-
continda en- Ia pAg. 8.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15
REUNION DEL DIREcToR1o.

Pcsiblemente, ell Directorio de Ia
Alianza, tornado por lideres unio-
nistas y republicanos, Sc reunira en-
breve, para considerar question de
tanta trascendencia en- la historic
poljtica de Puerto Rico.
81 q Directorio, por voluntad
expresa de sus miembros, que repre-
sentan los dos partidos hist6ricos de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15
Ell SANAT0RIO ANTITUBERCULO-
50 De PUERTO RICO, QUE SUPE-
RA AL DE SARANAC LAKE, ES Ell
MEJOR EXPONENTE De NUESTRO
PROGRESO SANITARIO

UNA ALDEA DE ENCANTOS.-LA OLONIA 81
NIESTRA.- DOSCIENTOS PACIENTES, Y SOLO
HAN PASADO JNOS ANOS-EL DR. FRANCO PA
IRON DE LOS OCASIONES DE CON-
TAGIO-CAUSAS DE LA TUBERCULO OSIS- I'M
PLACABILlDAD DEL MICROBIO DE KOCH PARA
CON SUS VICTIMAS EN- ESTE CLIMA
CASOS FULMINANTES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15
"EL PARTIDO REPUBLICANO PUDO IR ALA ALLAN
IA CON LOS UNIONISTAS, R0MPIENDO SU COMPRO-
MISC PREVIO CON LOS SOCIALISTAS, Y SIN NIECE
SIDAD DE DIVIDIRSE" DICE Ell LCDO.
MARTINEZ NADAL

PROcEDENTO QUE UsARA ACTUAL PRESDENTE DICEA
coLEcIXDAD PoLcA PONE DE RELIEVE sU POGO TACTO VISION
HABlDAD" PARTIDO
NOS PRESENTA. 4 CRANDEs RASGOs. UN PLAN PARA
JUSTIFICAR SUS PAIABRAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15

"El PsFtiao Republicans PueE-
teEFaque4o. puae ir . IA Ahanxa
eon les nnlonastaa. Eompien6e -
eompomlss pEsyio cen les soeialis-
taa = sin nscssida1 e diFiairss
en 6ss faecienss psiiticas", nes
empes5 diciends Il h4sr ds les
puEoA
MAfnE3lmamfe. haestra cnFioslaAa
rspogtsril ~ anti6 picaAa, . Ia
aissimea ) Fengita tsEai6o en- cue
nos aisFa e Eian para censsguiF
zee On
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15
Dice Ell CORONEL Mr..
GEORGE v. LEWIS.
Eel OLA 4 DE NOVIEMBRE OUEDO DEMOSTRA-
DA LA PENOSA INSUFICIENCIA NUMERICA DE
LAS FUERZAS POLICIACAS"

LA Ley de Orden pGblicO debe enmendarse factando
trabajo la Comisi6n de pOcfa nsuIar los miembros
de la unifOrmada agregaLas asignaciones para pasa
do econ6mcO resuItaron nadecuadas Sc hace nece
sariO aumentO de saarO EnrenamientO instruction
Ley de retro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15
FL CONSEJO SUPREME De LA COALICI0N CELE-
RR 4 SESSION EXTR A0RDINARIA 4 LA LLEGADA
DE IGLESIAS, PARA DETERMINAR CUAL ES Ell
RUMB0 A SEGUIR

HAY UNA FJERTE TENDENCIA FORMACON DE UN SOLO
PARTDO OPOsCON ALGUNOs POLLICoS DISIANGIADOs De
LUCIA HA2AN SU MGRESO-EL SEC GENERAL DEL
PARTDO SOCIALISM, AsEGURA QUES PARDO IRA SOLO ALA
LAS PROXIMAS EECCONES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15
Ell coNsEJo SUPREME.

Es precisarnente por esa raz6n,
que ell Consejo Supreme de la Goa
hci6n, Sc reunira en- session extra
ordinaria tan pronto llegue ell Sc
nador Iglesias de los Estados Uni
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15
iooALIsIoN o FUSION?

Los partidos Republican, Puro y
Sociaista, tienen en- estos momen-
tos varias alternatives ante ST. En-
primer lugar, pueden sostener la
actual Coalici6n. En- segundo lugar,
pueden ir a Ia fusion.
Parece que hay una tendencia
muy marcada hacia la fusion, pues
alguuos elementos de gran signi6-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15

Las palabras del ilustre Presi-
dente del "Partido Republican,
PueTtoIriqueno', Y Speaker" de
Ia Camara de Representatives., don
Jos6 Tous Soto, no dejan lugar a du-
cas-.
va es una reahdad, la celebration
de una Asamblea general en- la cual,
Sc acuerde la fusion de los Partidos
''Uni6n de Puerto Rico', y Repu-
blicaro Pucrtorriquefo".
Los tiltimos acontecimientos poll
ticos, la gran ammonia que existe
entire los lfderes aliancistas, la uni
formldad con que esta trabajando Ia
Legislatura, todo ha llevado Ia
conclusion, de que no habra diff
cultad alguna en- ir la fusion de
an'has agrupaciones politicas.
FEcBAs PosIBLES.
En- cuanto a la celebration de
esa asamblea, no hay aun fecha fila
nj precisa.
Els nlry possible, que la misma Sc
efectGA despu6s de terminar la pre-
sente session ordinaria de Ia Legis-
latura, va que por ahora, los lide-
res po!iticos estan sumamente ocu-
pa6cs en- resolver problemas de gran
trascendencia, y muy especialmente
el econ6mico, que no admite dila-
clones.
No obstante, tambien pudiera ser,
que Ia asamblea Sc celebrara inme-
diatamente, dentro de algunas Sc
manas. Todo depende del ambiente
en- que la idea Sc desenvuelva, y de
las circumstances.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15

Entire las divisiones que Ia esti-
mado conveniente crear el Departa-
mento de Sanidad, Sc encuentra,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15
ASAMBLEAs sEPARADAS

Cada ORGANISING director, convo-
cara q la celebration de asambleas
separadas, para acordar 81 Sc va o
no a la disoluci6n de ambas agrupa-
clones politicas. Esto es, Ell Comit6
Territorial del Partido Republican,
Puertorriquefo, convocara al parti-
do en- asamblea extraordinaria, y
la Jrnta Central de la Union de
Puerto Rico, convocara tambien al
partiGo en- asamblea extraordinarfa.
Y 81 ambas asambleas, reunidas
separadamente, (como las de Ma
yagtiez y San Germany, acuerdan ir
a la disoluci6n como partido poll
ticc"...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-15
Ell DIRECTORIO POSIBLEMENTE
CELEBRARA una REUNION PARA
TRATAR QUESTION De TAN A
TRASCENDENCIA
CADA ORGANISING DIRECTOR CONVOCARA A
SU PARTIDO A UNA ASAMBLEA, EN- LA CUAL
Sc DECIDIRA 81 Sc. ACUERDA LA DISOLUCION
Embellishments despues Sc ceebrara Asamblea Ge
neral de la Aanza-Fechas posbles.-Plataforma poll
tica y economica-El nuevo partido Sc denomnara
"Alianza Puertorriquena

Puerto Rico, acuerdan ir la fusion
entcnCes....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Alumni Object
to Dick Smith
as Grid Coach

EUGENE, Ore, Jan. 20,--If the
IL selection Of "Dick" Smith OF Eu-
gene. for football coach OF the Unit.
versity Of Oregon was Nil cut and
dried in tho athletic committee rs
rumor had Il, things have taken n
sudden change.
Virgil Earl, director OF athletics,
has no one To recommend for the
job which Joo Maddox has left be-
cause he could not agree TO an all.
year.around proposition.
Earl so announced at n meeting
of the athletic committee late yes
terduy when tho campus hero gen.
orally expected the announcement
that Smith was the favored choice.
Considerable opposition TO Smith
has developed among alumni In
Portland and elsewhere, Earl and
Jack Benefiel. graduate manager.
will attend n meeting with alumni
In Portland tonight to discuss tho
Alumni have said Smith
knows too much about football OF
20 years ago md not enough about
tho modern game. Smith is in con.
siderable favor among Eugene bust
ness mon and on the campus as
well,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
RING SHOW
ON TONIGHT

JIMMY sACCo. tho clever Boston
- lightweight. and Johnny Jor.
dan, the willing Tacoman. headline
tonights smoker at tho Crystal
Pool in n siS-round fight. Sacco is
one OF the smartcst fighters on the
Coast and Jordan, who win fight,
win or lose, should force hbm 70 ex-
tend himself
Travio Davis, the Everett veteran.
who can sim sock. even II he has
lost some Of his speed. tackles Pete
Bross, the aggressive Montanan, in
tho other six-round fight.
Irving Goldberg. the only member
OF "Biddy' Bishops stable who has
shown any real class in rnc North.
west. makes his second start in Sc.
attic tonight. in n four.round fight
with Al Gracio. a newcomer from
Spokane.
Joe Wilson, the comlcnl colored
battler, takes on Bud Fisher, OF Au.
burn, and Irish Cirlaco. Filipino.
and George 1shu. Japanese. will
lend bit OF international flavor TO
the scraps.
Nate Druxnan is staging the
show, the first bout going on at
$50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Morgan Obtains
California License

TOD MORGAN writes from Eu
L reka. Cal. where he Is taking
a vacation, that he has obtained \
license 10 fight under tho new 10.
round law there
Morgan viii undoubtedly try a
longer fight or two in that city be-
fore going South FOR stronger op-
ponents.
The Coast feniherweight cham.
pion has had nearly 100 fights,
but has never fought more than
six rounds. lie has always been
able to step Mt fast pace here
over that distance, and is a smart
enough defensive fighter to 90
well for four more sessions.
Morgan Is anxious 10 see how
Bud Ridley fares with Kid KapIan.
the champion. when they box In
los Angeles next month. as Morgan
beat Ridley handily here twice, and
Ridley makes a good showing
With tho champion then Tod will 20
running Immediately after match
Eith Kaplan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Hammer Talks
About Smell

HT SEE where they are comparing
Il Doc Smell to Stanley Kstchel, .
says John Flammer. but ] think
he's more Of Willie Meehan's style
II a fighter. the difference being
nat Smell can hit and Meehan
couldn't.
1'II never be able to under
stand how Smell ever beat
Foley" says Flammer, "for n
smart boxer like Foley should
never be hit by such swinging
punches. or course after that
first round Foley was slowed
down to a walk, but with prop
or handling in the corner be-
tween rounds he would have
been able to Outlook Smell. A
boxer has no business trying to
outsIug a hitter. and Foley did,
and paid the price.
But I stHl think Foley IL a great
fighter, in spite OF that defeat.
Don't forget that Benny Leonard
was knocked out three times before
he won the worlds championship.
and Richie Mitchell and Charley
White noored him after he won the
title. but nobody says Leonard isn't
q great fighter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
RING BILL is
GIVEN CHANCE
BY JIM MARSHALL

OYLMPIA, Jan. 20.-The 1O.round
" boxing bill was introduced in the
legislature Tuesday morning By Rep.
resentatives Douglas and Moran, Of
King county.
The bill is given n good chance TO
Dasg, according 10 carly sentiment
and, altho there 10 some opposition.
the friends OF the bin expect II to
carry.
The bill logallzes boxing, sparrlng
and wrestling, creating an athletic
commission OF three members at a
salary Of $4,000 each. and a secre.
tary at not more than $4,000. Box.
ing Is allowed except on Sundays,
and for not 10 exceed 10 rounds.
All participants IN boxing, sparring
or wrestling must be licensed by
the board. as wei as all referees
and other participants. No contest
IN boxing Is allowed when the dlf-
ference in weight Of the boxers IS
more than IS pounds. @
Promoters would not DO allowed
" manage boxers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Good News

The Jones-Thompson Co v,A
owns tho property upon whIeb 4.
new course IS 70 b bun. cam. /.
bat with tho Information ia, ~.
would not only give the EariIn,,s.
club an is.hole links. but ira, b.,
would remodel the present ho,s, :,
build modern putting CREAM ~
erect n new clubhouse and l,eS,,
room.
The site for the erection A
The future home Of the Biz.
River golfers win be on Ii. Ia
EiebrtEht farm. This part !,
the new property, which Va.
purchased by the Jones-Thoup
son Co. several weeks ago /
close 10 the Pacific highway
and affords splendid poslilan
not only for n clubhouse b,
also tho only spot on lh
grounds where members au
start their play on the first nine
or the second nine.
Architect EDDY has made fn1 "
OF the ground and worked OF, rsry
fine holes In his plans which al
for three shots across thu rirsr sni
several very interesting locaticns a
both sides OF the water viii 4
fitted and moulded into arszs thsi
win be very much sporty vhs
completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20

hlerB, but came back better against
81 IEnatius college, winning 81 TO IL.
Tho reason Il doesn't mean any.
thing Is that the Bears arc Just hit.
ting their stride and with six letter
men on the squad that won tho title
last year they have enough expert.
enced men to be dangerous IN com.
petition later In the season. Lndar.
Klncaid, Bolasco. Kyle. Holmes and
Higgins arc tho veterans.
California and Stanford start their
series soon for tho championship OF
the Southern division Of tho Coast
conference. tho winners coming
North this year. stanford's five Is
led by Ernie Nevers. who is star
forward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Plestina's Case

Lon some time critics have
l. opinsd that ono % the best
"rasslsra" since tho days OF Go,ch
and Haeksnhchmidt was Marlin Pies,
tina. A big. powerfully built chap.
standing well over ak feet and
weighing around rs pounds. Pies
tina was considered n good bet with
any Of tho top no,chsrs, But he
couldn't obtain n bout. Evidently
Il was that Il wanted none Of his
game.
lie wA- ready 90 take OF any
of tho elite gang for nothing.
The purse was secondary with
him. Hut he got the cold
shoulder then. And has ever
since for that matter.
When LAWS agreed 10 meet Mum
AZ Kansas City. tho Cornhusksr was
figured as another ''sctup" II would
be soft picking for the champion.
For Mum had bssn in tho game
less than year. He had slim
chance OF breaking up tho trust"
A. least that was the general opln.
ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20

Nebraskan Threw Lewis
and Elevated Wrestling
Game in Bad Repute Because of Sour Matches and
Juggling of Title; Palestine Didn't Have Chance to
Break Into Old Regime Munn's Victory Big Upset

TINE rather startling defeat Of Ed stranger Lewis.
i heavyweight wrestling champion, at the hands OF
Wayne big" Mum, former Nebraska football uminary'
the best thing that could happen TO the game.
The mat pasme, during the last few seasons, has been
lettering state. 1t has been anything but popular
with the sporting fraternity in general In the main it has
been about the least attractive Of any sport the old
calendar Wrestling seemed TO be doomed unless big up
heava TO come.
which has ruled the game for the past six years The
circle during that span has had monopoly the title Be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Spalding Mentioned !,
as Trojan Prospect

Los ANGELES, Call Jan. =
With Knute Rockne Definitely ~
of tho dlckering for a new io 49,,
coach to take the place OF Ian. !,
Henderson at the Univers'u -,
Southern California, officials ~ NJ =
Trojan camp today turned 70 GU
sources in their search Tor go.
mentor. w. II. spalding Of Mln !.
sofa is ono of those mentionea
thA iob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Lightie Meet
Is Planned in
New York Soon

NEW YORK, Jan. 20. 49, Benny
Leonard'a successor as tho light.
weight champion win DO chosen after
an elimination tournament IN which
eight OF tho leading lighiwclEhts will
b. asked 20 compete by the New
York boxing commission. II was re-.
ported here today. The commission
may announce It's plans tomorrow
Tho candidates being considered arc
sammy Mandell. Sid ferris. Luis Win.
ceutini. Charley O'ConneIl. Alien.
town Johnny Leonard. Jack Bern.
stein. Jimmy Goodrich. Joo Dundee
and Johnny Dundee. former feather
weight champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Smaller Schools to
Form Athletic Loon

OAKLAND. Jan. 20.-Athletlc Of.
flcials OF tho University OF Nevada.
University OF Arionaz. st. Marys
college. California Aggies and FIRES.
no State college will meet here Feb
ruary 2, 10 form an athletic confer.
encc, Il has been learned here. San
ia Clara college has not yet decided
definitely whether It Will enter the
new association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
District Attorney
Investigates Case

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-Investiga.
ton Of the Dolan. o'Connoll baseball
scandal win be conducted by the
district attorneys office here. II was
announced today.
District Attorney Banton said ono
of his assistants, George n. Broth
ors, had been assigned TO look over
the testimony given before Commits.
sioncr lands for evidence upon
which an indictment on criminal
might be asked against
Jimmy o'Conncll and Coy Dolan.
two former members of the New
York Giants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Regina Capitals in
Win Over Vancouver

REGINA. Saskatchewan. Jan. 90
The Regina Capitals were tho vic.
tors over the Vancouver Aia9oons
here. last night in n Western Hook.
cy association contest Tho score
was 3 TO /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Meeting "Wednesday

A MOTHER meeting Of The or
n mittee viii he held wednssasy
when the JonesThompson Co. vi
submit their rental terms and "
whole matter viii come up FOR hsf
discussion at the general meeting q
the Darlington Golf and cogztI
clubs members and friends 70 Z
held nt the Arctic club next No
day.
Unless there is some hitch % u
workings OF the plans. and tAil
seems very impossible az tie pes
cnt writing. work on the ~
course viii get under way with
the next few days and eTe-5ihias
VIII be In readiness for the sTana
opening OF the is.hole course s1'
time next fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20

was found 70 b very irnpze.s.s
because q the fact that -.
could only start playing fron ~ 4.
tee and with a msmhership h 4.
800 20 500 on hand when ;b4 ~.
layout eama into play, The go.
tee. which met az ne Arctis y.
Monday 20 80 over ths -.
plans drawn up by Arehits-, Fn.t
James. promptly discarded a. -
inhl idea and decided 10 NOV. 4.
whole works aeross the ina, ].
The Chicago. Milwaukes. s. -,
railway; - when the new eoyv
Is completed tho present No. :,
? holes and clubhouse win !. -,
doned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Victoria Puck Team
Defeats Edmonton

EDMONTON, Alberta, Jan. 90
Victoria Cougars defeated tho III.
monitor Eskima5 IN n fast game
hero last night. 20 4 Fraser.
Walker and Frsderickson starred
for tho winners.
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Buddy Ryan Will Be Able TO Lead Sacramento
Course
Planned for
Harrington
BY AIFY n p0sp

,,,-,-- = NtUNT
TuiAT tho Earllnrton a..
i County club win hays !, !.
hole eeus=e, eIgA Hs5s5=. - = : .
room ready for uss next fsu -.
assured. "a
This ~ % news VII hs mr..
Ing 20 EariiREi0nians ts,,s.,'.s
was the general :
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sides Lewis, ii included Joe
Stecher, Earl Caddock and
the Zbyszko boys, Stanislaus
and Vladek.
Since 1919 when stecher grabbed
tho hou0ra. tho championship re-
yolyed Itself into virtual round
robin affair. Outsiders. with tho eH'
eeptl0n OF acknowledged second
ratrr-. eonldu't break In; couldn't
get n match. Tho trust simply
had corner on the honors and
turned deaf ears 10 public demands.
II waA nico little club Nothing
else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Bremerton Arcadians
Play in Tie Contest

The Bremerton Arcadian Rink
roller hockey team battled the Crys.
tai independents to ? TO 2 tie in
a torrld game at the Crystal rink
Monday night. McGeddings and
Foster sagged tho net for the Crys.
tai team, while Stangler and Ash
ton scored for Bremerton. The larg.
est crowd OF the season was on
hand to witness tho contest.
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Sullivan and CROSBY
Head Seuuim Smoker

Frank Sullivan and Solder c.<
by. l6o.pounders, top the ouns
card to be held at Sequim TussN
evening. Matchmaker Fred hk'
has lined up five other bouts. hon
boys against outside talent. and v
usual interest has been Shown !
the card. other bouts on me CAV
are: Jimmy Dyer. Sequim
Charles Potter. Agnew; Frank ".
can, Sequim. VS.. Kid sullivan, ~
gcness; Davey Humes. seauim' =
Jimmy Cook. Washington hae,
X. o. Busch. Sequim. vs. ho'ss.
Graham, Port Angeles: Clyos =
ans. sequim. VS.. Young Pies
Port Townsend.