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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
NEW YORK LAWYER
CHARGED WITH
MURDER
Warrant Issued for Man Who
Accompanied Mrs. Szabo on
Fatal Rowing Expedition on
Greenwood Lake.
~, Leased Wire ,o ,,enluE Herald


Sow Nurk srpt % a warrant
Tor thr arrest nl Burton w. Gibson.
tho lawyer who Ebs with Mrs Rosa
SzlhU when She met her death Uhilo
rowing ou Greenwood Luk" july lG.
viii ho asked today Dog tho authuriti,s
ui orange county. NnV furk Tho
autopsy performed uu the cxhumed
body of Mrs. Sgahu showed thr wind
pipe badly HIru,h,d and lorcrd up
into tbo WumunH throat The super.
fjciul appearance OF tho Internal or.
gans caused surgeons tp retain them
Tor both microscopic examination aud
chemical analysis.
Lawyer Gibson said br would rp.
turn here from hts country homr 600.
dag tu await any arrests
Private detective today Inserted
they had mIdc important disro,cri,.
in the locating of two Mrs Mem
schikos who uy they we're approach
ed about the tim, OF Mrs Smbo's
death hy 70 muu representing himself
as "a lawyer AID telling thrm ho could
put them hr way ui ubtalniuE
tiO,0 ,0OV ost &C. thHl was iafi q, mem.
when hr spoke ut signing papc, the
women dcuurrrd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
Washington Clings to Belief
That Madero Government
Will Be Able to Control Sit
uation in North.
SURRENDER OF Aqua
PRIETA DEMANDED
Released American Prisoner
Brings Rebel Ultimatum to
Federal Commander of Bor-
der Town.


~ Leased Wire 60 EteaiaE Herald /
Washington. Sept If Intervention
In Mexico seemed q step further on
today. Rebel raiding along the bor.
der is expected To- be ended by tho
Mexican fodcrals who ere permitted to
cross Texas and New Mexico to attack
tho insurgents along the frontiers OF
chihuahua and sonora.
while one force Of todcrals moves
down from the northern boundary. an
other force is ocing worked up the
southern Pacific line ln Mexico. Tho
plan is Ia catch the rebels between
the two forces Representatives of
the revolution here assert this move
VIII only transfer the seat OF war from
tde border Ia the mountains.
Madcro's movement uf troops 10 tho
ucrth Is ln response TO the demand of
this government that Americans be
protected. The movement nov under
way is expected To quiet the situation
for the present az least
United states troops ordered to tho
border Will move forward Just the
same. Hnd others az posts throughout
the west are ready There IN "a pos
Hhillty that Mexican fcdcrdls may not
be entralned az ~ paso ut an ON
cials here are reluctant 20 give tu tho
tcbela the advantage OF knowing Ia
advance wEer" the .cdcrals Will enter
the United states. the time OF the en-
tfuinment or at wdiCu point they are
likrly To- re.croSs into Mexico u had
been planned to take thom from III
Paso 10 Douglas, hat there is an init
nation this plan may not be carried
cut
The supply of rifles and ammuni-
ton the United states In attempting to
place In the hands of American colon
lists Ia northern Mexico for their own
protection was reported tu,tHy dctaiu-
cd at Warren. north uf NUco Rebel
activity all aiong the boundary west
uf III Pasu WAS reported today 90 the
war department
Brlgadier General schuyler from
Fort Huachuca, Ariz, reported many
rebels just across the border. Ills
last nights dispatch says force OF
zoo under Roins and Cumpa disabled
train south uf Ntgu aud took posses
sion oi sun Pedro covering tho bri
RIO railway which rloy disabled Thoy
threatened to dynamite the bridges on
the tine n any efforts we're made go rec
pair the railroad.
Reports from the south ot Mexico
indicate serious conditions there Re
noWed rebel activity is reported from
Guunaluatu. Mlchunrpu aud Iuliscu.
where thera are daIIi engagements
between the federal aud the rebel
bands. The rebels are suid 90 Snow
increasing bOidncss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
Bcckcr Trial Dcla,1l.

New York, sept supreme
Court Justice Bischoff today granted
u stay ln the necker trial, delaying
the case until october !. This WIS
granted 0u application of John T. Me.
lntyre, Rockers counsel, for the ap-
pOintment Gt commission t1 take
the testimony Of persons in Hot
springs, Ark, who talked with
Schcpps ana his captors. The alder
manic investigating committee dccid-
"a to resume its work Friday when
Police Commissioner Waldo will tes-
Hfy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
PROMINENT DENVER
MEN CAUGHT IN
GRAND JURY
DRAGNET
City Officials and Leaders in
Business Hailed Into Court
to Plead to Sensational In
diotments.
ARRESTS 0UTGROWTH OF
REDLIGHT INQUISITION
[ns Lrn.ea MIre DO n,rnInr mrrnlh1

Ds Leased Wire Ca Evrning Hrraidl
Denver sept ll-Murc than u
score of present and former city Of.
hcialE and prominent business men of
Denver appeared today lu the criminal
division of The district court aud guvc
bond to appear 90 answer chargcs CON.
tuincd In grand jury Indictments. IN
each ease the bond WAS fixed az 3 /. 900
except in the case of present oity Of
Iicials who were released on their own
recoguIzancc The cases were set for
hearing october o.
The charges against present aud for.
mcr city officials accuse them of fall
urc 10 enforce laws against open vice.
Among those appearing In these cases
were:
Mayor Henry J. Arnold.
Chiof of Police Felix j. o'Nclu.
A. \. BlakIcy, George Crccl and
Thomas McGrcw, members OF the IRE
and police ooard.
Former Mayor Il. W Speor.
Former Chicf Of Police Hamilton
Armstrong.
W. T. Duy0rcn Earl Hewitt aud
u 4. Barton. members uf the nrc aud
police board under t&c Spccr admin
istration.
The present city officers were rep.
resented by counsel from the cit, at
torncy's office aud the former city of
Hcials by former cts Attorney u. A..
Lindsey Al these are in the city
except Mayor Spc,r, aud Attorney
Lindsioy informed the court that he
would return TO Denver by October I.
Among those who appeared 10 ans
wer charge of renting property for
Immoral purposes were. The lntcrnu-
tiul.al Trust company and its officers;
bennett and Myers Real Estate nrm
and about tnirty individuals.
The Mountain states Telephone and
Telegraph company and President
Z. B Field aud Vice President t.. 49,.
Field. Jr, indicted ON q charge ot ub-
structug public strcctG were repre-
sentod by counsel aud furnished bond.
The city attorneys office asked tho
court Tor copy of the indictment
against the Tclcphouo company. bas-
ed on the yontcnti. u that Il Is an in
torcstcd party Ia liugution involving
that corporation.
The members of tho school board
charged with failure to observe tho
City's nrc ordinances Ia cuuipping
school buildings who appeared In
person or through counsel were
stephen a knight Mrs. NJ. " Jones.
y. r. Phillips, John W. Gillespie and
T.. " CBHiu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
AMERICAN HORSE WINS
FAMOUS ENGLISH RACE
In, Leassa MIre to E,snIag meraIal

DonCastcr. England. Sept The
ST. Iegcr stakes 0f $500 soVtroign}
for colts aud miles foalod in 1909 was
Won here today hy August Boimonrs
Tracery Maiden Erlegh finished
second and Hector WAS third. The
race was run over the old St Lcgor
course about one mile. six furlongs
and t32 yards. aud .ourtecn horsca
started The winner was ridden ny
Nelihouse.
The succcss 0t Tracery which Ted
Throughout the race ana won by five
lengths, came a. great surprise.
lomond ana even money faVorite. be-
Ing considered certain winner.
Traccry wus quoted al TO In the
betting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
FEDERAL GARRIsoN AT
OJINAGA CAPITULATIcS

Maria. Tex, sept. 1.-THE federal
garrison al Oiinagu. Mex. surrendered
late Yesterday tu the rebels.
News OF tho surrender was recYyed
here In Udviccs from uJinaga, nfty
mills from MARTA. General Sanchez,
in command of the fcdcrals. was In
Preside ut the time Uf tho surrender.
trying to get more ammunition tor his
men.
Five men are reported killed in the
Oiinaga h-htiug, hut on which side
das not been specified tn dispatches
received here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
NO HASTE To LOAD
TROOPS EOR AQUA pRIETA.

El paso. sept io.-A number ot
passenger coaches ana baggage cars
were sent to Juarcl this morning by
the El rusn ana Southwestern Bail-
road at the request ~ the Mexican
federal garrison. hut this afternoon az
. o'clock the railroad officials suid
they had not been asked Go come after
the loaded ears ana did not know
when the troops would be- moved 90
Aqua prictu.
There are several hundred federal
soldiers la Juuroz hut there seems tu
be- no haste to load any of them tu go
tu sonora. For several days rebels
have been reported In the immediate
vicinity ot Juarer, but there has been
no activity la the Juurc1 garrison so
far as noted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
DEMANDS PROTECTION

New York. sept. 1.-THE Southern
Pacific Railroad company has asked
the state department at Washington
20 protect .ts Interests In Mexico. It
was announced today az the office OF
the chairman of tlo executive COM
mittco OF the railroad. Simultaneous
ly formal statement was issued con-
taining kilograms received by the COM
pany declaring that bodies OF rebels
varying from iOO 90 500 we're pilag-
Ing the country, cutting telegra ph
wires and burning railroad bridges.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
SURRENDER or Aqua
PitIETN ~ DEMANDED

Douglas, Arlz, sept ll.--Tho rebel
leader, Colonel Antonio ilolas, formal
Is demanded the surrender today o.
Aqua Prieta, the little Mexican town
lust across the border line. whore ono
uf tdo bloodiest BATTLES of the Mafern
revolution was fought a year ANA q
half ago,
Unless tho town were surrendered
within "A hours, Roius declared no
would attack with 1000 men
The federal garrison numbers 800.
Tho demand for the surrender OF
Aqua Pricta was brought "a the city by
John scott, an American, who was hrst
taken prisoner by RoIs and liberated
on condition that ho bring the rebel
commanders challenge to the federal
chief scott said that Rojas had 500
well armed and welt equipped men al
Cabullona, twelve miles south Of Aqua
Prlcta
Lieutenant Colonel Begne COM
mandiag the federal garrison Of Aqua
Prlota began preparing for the towns
defense. The Investing force OF reO-
els IL said 20 comprise the combined
armies of ROias, MascareBas and Es-
cobosa MaHcarenaH aud Escobosa cf-
fccted a junction with Roias yester-
day, according Go reports brought by
scott. who also stated that the rebel
chief expected 10 combine with sala-
zar the raider who has been giving
the American border patrol go much
trouble.
A force OF goo rebel apldiers aud
600 Yaquis viii defend Aqua Preta
against the expected attack of the
combined rebel forces of Antonio Ro-
Jas. lnez salazar and Rafael Campa.
who nave demanded tAe surrender ot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
SCENTS TREACHERY
TOWARD TAFT IN
COMMITTEE
Chairman Hilles Calls Meeting
to Ivestigate Allegations
Lodge to Open Campaign in
Ohio.
lny Leased Wire to E,enlng Herald !

New York. Sept Chairman
Hillos of the Republican national
committee announced today that ho
had selected United states senator
Lodge of Massachusetts To open the
national Republican campaign In Ohio
on September ~ at Columbus
Secretary Naglc of the department
OF commerce and labor viii be- the
first member of President Tafts cab-
met to take the stump in behalf of
the presidents recollection. Hc In cX-
pecled In Sew YORK In few days
A meeting of the Republican ma.
tional campaign committee to consid-
er charges of disloyalty tp the Tatt
cause. which have been made against
certain members. has been called for
"Wednesday, september 2s, Chairman
lllllea declined 90 give any names,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
SECTIONAL SESSIONS
KEEP BANKERS BUSY
lu, Lsa.ed Wire 10 r,ealaa nsralal

Detroit, Nrha sept no Members
ol tho American bankers association
to-day looked forward Go two days rcc-
rcaiinn while the delegates tn various
conventions AFFILIATED with the assoc
citation transacted thelr annual husi-
ness The huukers. after heing the
guests uf Detroit business mon for tre
ncNt foriy-eisht hours, hope to tom-
pletr their official work az two scs+
sions FRIDAY.
Tho trust company savings hank,
clearing house aud state secretarieH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
CAPTIVE REBELS WILL
SUPPLIED WITH CASH

liachlta, y NJ" Sept II. -- three
McNicans dressed as laborcrs. were
brought mere today, having been aT-
rested hy United states soldiers ~ tho
boundary twenty-five miles 90 the
Soeth concealed In their clothing
was tounG 5000 pesos In Mexican pa
per currency and a quantity of gold
nuggets. II is believed the men were
acting as messengers To- some rebel
leader ana were bringing ,hc spoils 10
some bank In ~ paso. Tex.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11

SECTIONS Hp.u.d ibyIr conventions iu-
DAY iuruW reports or Officers urro
expected .o consume wuch of the
tIm' uI thu opening sc.sIou.. bot tho
programs HI.u provided for several
addresses George Sc E,tuulds of
Chicago. was to dirrugs The money
lrus; company convention. while
Theodore H. weed. director of tho
postal savings system ot the United
stat. 500. iu rlu.r thp opening myot.
Iur uI thu'tatug. bank session with
900 uidtrsH entitled The Postal saw
iugs bauk aud the Hankr"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
LIVE STOCK CENSUS
SHOWS BIG DECREASE


Washington. sept 1.-THE number
of live stock holdings in the United
states ON september 1. the department
.of agriculture announces. was 80 per
cont lees tlan at that day last year.
Their condition as to health was o. I
per cent as compared with a77 per
cent "a year ago ANA 95.2 per cent, the
ten year sNrrHge condition on sep
tember 4. Prices paid Go producers
Tor huss pet hundred pounds pn Aug
ust rs was t7.ii, compared With fe.f5
on that date last year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
WOMEN VOTERSBOLT
REPUBLICANS
IN IDAHO
Tired of Masculine WraEgling
Feminine Members Of Grand
Old Party Decide to Go It
Alone.


huirr Idaho, sept 10 Declaring
ihHt thvy were sirk and tired of the
continual wrHugIiug and ilRhbng
among thr mru uf the Ecpuhucau
party Zoo idtau. thc women members
ui tnr party have announced thor
complete sDrornHucc from tha men
and declared tnoy would place II
tickot ut their oVn Boo the field a
cul VIII bo issued today for state
convention, 90 ho hold in Boise thv
latter part oi thH wrok and con-
pIrtr srat, ticket viii be named fJym
governor down ana uuly women VIII
be- nominated
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
Valcntinr Taco. Grave Chnrgc

Washington. Sept 1i- rhnracs
that Robert -. Valentino, who rrsls. b.
od yesterday us commissioner of I'M
dian affairs. took liquor with hm uu
uu official Visit 80 au Indian rosersu-
tion Boo oklahoma win De investat".
by the department o. justice. % Was
learned hero tudtk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
Nolrh NnnIclIcrnlc n.nd

savannah. Ca. sept Genoml
IS " Gordon cot this ct,. hrigadivr
general of thc Srrnnd brigade. First
division OF thr Fourth army curfs,
United states volunteers. duriug tho
spanish American war. and Cunfed-
crate veteran diod to-day at white
sulphur springs. " Va. according to
message received Mere today The
body viii be brought here Tor burial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
Mn..lnn slenmer MullnY.

London, sept -Four hundred
men attacked To- the nattloship Ioann
Ilutoust, and the protected cruisers
Nagum and pamyat Merkuria of the
Russian Black sea fleet have been ar
rested az Sobastopol Tor mutiny, ac.
cording to "a dispatch to the stand
ard Captain Shubiu, one of those
taken into custodl, attempted sui
eide.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
WOULD Be SUICIDE
ALMOST CAUSES
TRAGEDY
Match Lit in Gas-Filled Room /;
Seven Badly Burned; Man
Responsible for Disaster
Will Recover.
my Leased Wire 90 I,enlnE mersidl

my Leased Wire to Evening uersid !
New York, Sept White B dozen
persons tried Go rcsusgitatc Philip
Greek, salesman. who had tried Co
take his lfr by lHhalug gas this
morning, some one it a match in the
gas filled rom. There was an ok
piosion and ever, one iu the room was
thrown to the floor Seven persons
were bdrnod. ono ur them seriously,
The explosion sounded like bomb
and there was panic Goo the ucigh-
borhood from Sears OF Black Hand.
Grcek viii recover.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
REPUBLICANS THIRD
IN ARIZONA'S
PRIMARY
Democratic Voters 0utnumber
Standpat and Progressive
Factions Combined in Yes.
terday's Election.
lRy leased Wire 60 EvsnlnR Herald

Phoenix, Ariz. Sept Do Progress
ives in Arizona cast o. much greater
tptr thHu did thr Republicans al yes
t'rdH}H primary according Go rec
turuH 500 Tar received here. lu nearly
ryrry precinct the prusyrssivcB ran
fur ahead uf lhc regular ticket Tho
,Hir uu thr Democratic ticket. 10
seemed today Wus greater than that
cast Dy thu Progressive aud Rcpub-
linruH combined, a complete count H
NOT expected for IDrty-cight hours.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
Stalwarts Undismayed by Bull
Moose Antics Arriving to
Nominate Congressman and
Electors.
SENATOR CATRON TO
SOUND THE KEYNOTE
L. Bradford Prince, T. J. Mol
mari and Elfego Baoa Arc
Prominent Among Congress
siOnal Possibilities.


, \ meeting ol tho state central I
: committee nf the Republican
, party Of New Mexico ia called Z
. TOR this evening ut y O'Clock To- 4
= the parlors of the Commercial
, club and % b. desired that an
, members OF the committee be-
, present. q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11

Ccon'Ipuod on Pass 9 COZ -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11

TODAY's NEWS TODAY
You get II in the HERALD.
Sixty Cents n month or % cents
= week delivered at your doUr;
flfty cents By mail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11

The Stand-Patters won't
stand ~ ArnRgcsi,lon but u,r,II
stnnd around Albuquerque 90
m"rroF Give thcn thu i0yfuI
hand early aud often.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-02
IMPR0 VEMENTS I'M BOXING
6 ARE SUGGESTED BY FANS

r Much discussion has arisen lately in
boxing circles upon two subjects which
seem, of paramount Importance to the
sport. the one dealing with the pro-
mitigation of an international scale of
weights, and the other with: the more
advisable. position for the referee, in
or outside the ring.
In regard to the first, the consensus
of opinion seems to favor the adoption
of some generally recognized scale, in
order that battles may be on a more
even basis and also to put stop to
the false claims of so many fighters
for the championship of classes to
which they do not belong.
In England and also in France a
scale of weights has been adopted in
which the margin widens as the men
get bigger, while the customary scale
in this country and in Australia is in
the reverse graduation. For instance, in
Australia it is customary to regard
fourteen pounds as the margin between
bantam and lightweight men, and only
nine pounds as the difference between
the light and welter classes.
An international scale of weights, 1t
Is claimed. would put the sport on
firmer basis and facilitate the making
of international matches.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-02
JOHNSON CAFE
ON De SQUARE

CHICAGO. July 22.-Jack Johnson,
erstwhfle pugiIist, wandered into his
cafe this. afternoon In time to see 3
thirsty customer pass out $40 bin
for gin rickey. An Instant later the
waiter rendered the bibul6us person
change for $40 dollar bill.
Instantly the place was In an uproar.
The customer demanded his proper
drag, and Johnson sided with him.
Dish out one mo- so bill 20,
kistah Casson Hin. or stop instantly.
il not soonah, a'wsitin' In nah cafe
ordered the heavy weight champion.
Casson Hill, the waiter in question,
objected.
Deed. Mistah Jack, all he done 9Th
ne was SO bill. he protested. -Ah
neEah robbed a man In NAH
Mr. johnson Interrupted He stood
Casson Hill on his head until he had
shaken out $40 more.
IL dey works TO me dey mus &c
on de square" he said. Later, when,
making the charge against the wsiter
a. the police station, he remarked:
.Dey all KANT put IT ovah anybody
when Abs around. An don IKE
crooked cullud persons
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-02
EXPEDITION REACHES
SUMMIT OF MT. M'klNLEY

TACOMA twash.1, July 24.-The
Parker Browne, exploring expedition,
which went to Alaska to make the as
cent of Mount Mckinley has feached
the summit, according to a cable mes
sage received in this city by the moth
er of Belmore RI. Browne. The cable.
gram, dated at Telvine. Alaska, says:
& Preached 10000 feet. Hurrying
home via Fort Gibbons. i T.
The American Encyclopedias gives
the estimated altitude of Mount Nc.
Kinley at 10000 feet. II the Parker.
Browne expedition has reached this
altitude. those attaining it are the
first known to have reached he sum-
nit of the highest peak in North
America.
The Parker-Browne expedition is I'M
der the direction of Prof. Parker, of
Columbia University, New York.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-02
LONDON PAPERS
TELL OF DUKES
GREAT SUCCESS
Interesting Description Of the
Place Where the Hawaiian
Champion Won His Laurel
Wreath

While Honolulu followers OF the
swimming game, know the part that
Duke Kahanamoku has Eeen ploying
In the international spotlight. their
ideas as to swimming conditions at
Stockholm have been somewhat
vogue.
The following, from the London
Daily Telegraph. written By Q stan
corfespondent at the Olympic games.
gives fair idea OF the open water
swimming pool. and also Or Duke's
final performance:
@The swimming carnival Is ned In
ar mprovlsed bath. 100 meters IN
length and some 90 meteta vide On
either side there are sfanfI1 70 hold
many spectators. II n ! remote.
NelIsheltered bay Of the NJ BROWNE
The waters Of the bay are smooth oAd
simmer like satin Beyond them and
dotted here and there among the
thick growth Of trees which cover the
sides Of the high. sloplng banks. rise
minarets and towers standing out II
bold relief from the skyline They
are peopled with interested BIehfsoefs.
as Is the path below. By the water.
side. In the calm Of the summer
evening the swimmer. a. 4 niafoI -.
port. enter the water nom The diving
stare At one end. and 70 ehesrinr
their way Though the swirlinr waters
to the further platform. ACCOMPANIED
in their progress BY q retinna Of on
cial on the wooden STAGING that runs
below the stand The kR|f1merh wear
coIored ana numbered linen head.
b.eces a. identffcation maflt There
Is some excellent fast animni|ft and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-02
YOUNG FIGHTERS SHOULD
NOT BE FORCED TOO FAST

1t is a mistake to force. such young
fellows as Palzer and Mccarthy into
bouts for the worlds championship, "
says William Muldoon. The records
will show that no man under Is years
old ever held the heavyweight cham
pionship of the world. Palzer and
Mccarthy are splendid young fighters,
but they are not matured, They are
not full-grown men. If had say !
wouldn't hurry either of them, but
would let them have several years Of
experience before sending either of
them against the negro Johnson"