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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-27
.bR|CkLEI'S BOOTS
HARD On BROWN
CRIMSON KICfxER SCORES
THREE FIELD GoAI.s-HAR-
YARD WINS, 30 TO 10.

cAMBRIDGE. MASS. Oct. ss.--
That Harvard viii prove . tartar to
her other cpponeats that she = to
meet later IN ths season was proved
today whom rho rave the Browns one
Of the worst bea4ings administered to
/ tho Brunonians Il eyears. rs 7.s & ss' s
Brown foanl the Crimson iIne inn
penetrable, tho visitors being held to
one touchdown and . field goai--a
total at tsn polnss-whils HArvard,s
backs, aided " tiae wonderful boot Of
BrickIey. piled up thirty points. Al
though Brown scored touchdown III
the mai period, Harvards substitute
eleven WAS playing and no credit goes
to Brown.
On account of the slippery condi-
ton Of the Held. both teams resorted
! no advantages u either side, except
Ia the second period, when Coolidge
blocked one OF Browns. punts, this
ball rolling over xhe goal lime, whers
he fen on Il for 4 touchdown.
The forward pass waB used. but tG
no advantage. by Brown, every one
Of her attempts being blocked by Har.
ward. while Harvard On the other
hand. succeeded IN two Tor long
gains
Brlckisy again proved that he Ii
without peer an { line plunger and
goa1 kicker. He sInaahed the Brown
linS u pieces. pulled On two won
derfnI runs, once interrupted for
ward paM. and running sixty yards
FOR : touchdown. whI1A h5n other run
waD Tor ffffy-five yaT1s through the
whole Brown eleven. Three times he
bnofed the nigskin over the goal posts,
! ones from the thirty~fhfee yard line,
and his other two from tho twenty
re cr ssra M sne .p@.dy flt.le quar-
tArbAek of Brown. ~ the hero Of
AZ team. time and Una again run
MIR hack punts Tor long rains, and
Nj run 81 fifty yards for = touchdown
Was the feature OF the nnsne.
The last period was played In al
moet total darkness. On this account
Brfckley received Z forward pass in
che middle Of the nold and snsaked
touchdcwn.
While the last p1riod WAS being
played the stand was iiehted ~ score
cards and prograu1 Sc the rooters
rasinr I beautiful apectncle.
The lineup:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-27

Attack Of Spide cam r.
Stopped At Early Stage of
Game and victors Soon
Roll Up Twenty Points tsY|
Nothing for Visitors

Especial 10 The Richmond virginfaus N
ROANOKE, VA, Oct. 26.---Htcix$
mond college was feeble before fil1
uerce onnlaught 81 the Hoano1s
college eleven and was defeated III,
the fair grounds here this afteruoof
~ To Roanoke college scored I'll
it, points on tunchd0WnS. sSs
], Though Dunlop's Spiders rot away
with rush In the 4rst quarter i ii n II
ing the delayed pass to good eject.
their other plays proved useless g.
Tore the strong defense of HOanQtE
college. The visitors were weak fr75
the use of the forward pass ass(f
worked 1t hut once auccesSfIflIrss
James. playing right half for RoS4
nOke college. made some sensatiOnGf
gains, while berger, in full back fo<si
Richmond, made the beet gains IN
that team. The lineup: 81
Roanoke. Positions. Richmond. Z
keitxel ...... GS6r9of
IA. Bonham -. r.. c.. Hutchineon
Rarnhart r. T.~, puNaaf.
Davidson r. E....... Kin
Bonham ........L. G....... cole
Hoilingsworth ~. IL To-. johnson
(Carter1 4
CnrtcT!
Harmon ......L4 E.... Saunders
Belvin .......Q. B....... Perkins
Geisen ........F. B........ BArxeS
Hudson .......R. III. ....... CoburH
(James) M
Duncan ......L. Rf1STs
Referee, Bowman: umpire. Atiansisi
head linesman. Hanks; iinesuas1s.
Jones and Wolfe: time OF quarternI
thirteen minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-27
YALE GETS SCARF
IN MINOR GAME
FIELD GOAL ~ WAsHtNcroye
AND JEFFERsoN sMEAas
SLATE or OLD ELI.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. Oct. ~ Z.
The lively washington and Jefferxon
eleven smsared the yale football slAtas
with q score this AfternoOu. putfar-s
son. Of the Waiting team. deftly hoiut@s
tRg drop kick between the zeal n<,Sfns
Tor . field goal netting thres point1
late IN the SECOND playing period.
Final score; Yale. IL: Washing tc1I
and Jefferson, s..
ing again In the anal period. when
young Waiter Camp. OF the Elis. llft~
50 punt short and high 10 the Yala
twenty-yard line. Patterson tried Wg
quick place goal. but although thu
angle was easy. the bali went wideS
Of the uprfghts.
The visitors had the most W0uSfer-z
ful forward pass seen on Yale ncId
this year. Quarterhack Gendon hefks " "
Ing the oval to Captain Alexan6exs
who. on four different occasions. WORT NJ
Cd free and shot into an open sleids
AZ the beginning OF the second A11kse
Alexander Registered his most apec1zsa
tAcufar advance. q fifty-yard r1Iu
which landed the bali at the yxfsS
twenty-yard line. A. Cook of th&,
visitors. leaped through the Yale Hri6s
Tor ten yards on the next plunge. nEk~
tern looked sunally FOR yaIe, but ao0a.
PumpelIy. OF the Ellis. aeixed and boFS3
away for = thirty yard gain, talktu9
the ball out Of danxer. Neither No.
scored In theF first playing period Aks
tho opening OF the second pNx4U&
'.Lofty Flynn, who had already tw3cGS
crushed forty yards on end rtua
romped thirty yards around r1931xS
tackle, and was overhauled only ~ flGS
Washington and Jefferson fifteen- yAxx
80 fvn.
tain Spalding and Pumpelly TOOK ~
bali only three yards from the GCes
but on the next plunge, Flynn W&n&3
over for touchdown. and Harbtnc1
kicked goal. After fiye yards 0f punt "
ing Flynn again placed Yale II IN
position TO score when he reelAd N IA
another f0rty-yard end rum. With fll1
ball 1t tho visitors thirty yard ains
Yale worked its only succesaful 4raEs
hanvinG the hGh 10 GaIIuer, Nl5HN
plunged ahead nfteen yards beforo ~
was tOppled. Line attacks ~ Pumt4
III And Captain EpAidinx melted axaMS
yara gains apiece. and on the fOur4hs
down, after fierce scramble, R111l
peil., opened q gap 1t csntes
brushed over the line for Yal0'G 1o1&3
ond touchdown, Pumpelly missed
and kept the anal score down 10 thifx
T0Sn r0IntS 7gsg 49, M
The lineup: 3sS n 81 "
b XAie. Poaiti1n. aJk n n II
|xaAIIauar - Il. Left End
Taboo u. Lefa. TAelkS0 &. Z m sff31lN ~
|Cooney Lat Gyaxd
{MArtyngl " go b
fketchAfn Center -
(IIRrhiscn Right Gusrd xon 4
|W. Warren Right Tackle x a.
49,. - ps~t.4 rend u n sTSs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
COLONEL TALKS
IN CLEVELAND
Declares Could Have Been
Nominated on Day Taft
was Named

hY Ass1catci Press
Cleveland o June a. Iheodpr.
Roosevelt. here tonight enroutc to
oyster Bay from the Chicago couyra
lion. made the Statement that ou tHe
day Taft vas nominated he lRoose-
velD could have had the nomination
merely Cor the asking. provided he
had agreed 70 accept the nomiuatoa
1y vote OF the convention a. then
composed. allowed IS delegates which
be contested o finish % retain
heir seats
Roosevelt said that the Southern
delegates approached MIN with this
plan. asking h.m % avoid rupture .H
The Republicau auhs he said that
he declined 20 accept because OF t1e
terms on which .Ae offer was mad"
Governor Johnson OF Californr-
stated that che new independeu'
party's national .1Itantion would hs
held late 10 Iuly .- early ia August
he place % meaI.e a1. having De
selected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
CUBA PREPARING
To CRUSH REVOLT.

Havana, June 2l.-General Mon
teagudo. the Cuban commander In
chief. is believed to be busy In max
ing disposition OF his forces in
0riente with the object OF forcing the
insurgents to accept the combat and
thus end the campaign with decis-
i've stroke. The government has re-
ceiyed no late adyices from the scene
OF operations but continues TO ca
press confidence that the revolt VIZ
be speedily Quellsd.
The Havana newspapers, La Luoha
La Prenza and El Dia the prosecu-
tion OF whose editors for libel has
been ordered by President Gomez, AS
sumed a defiant attitude They chal-
lenge the president to disproye their
assertions that President Gomez con
spired with Esten0l, the insurgent
leader. 10 start the revolution
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
NEAR FIGHT IN
SUBCOMMITTEE
FitzsimmOns and Fitzgerald
Separated by Members
and Bvstanders

Is, assoc .fsd Press
Baltimore Md June "a fist
fight was ayerted before the sub
committee Of the national committee
which heard the Rhode island con
tests tonight
Chairman Fitzsimmons OF the state
committee called John J FITZGERALD.
who was arguing against the cou.ss-
tants, a liar and coward
Fitzgerald started for Fitlsim
mons and the latter stripped his coat
A fight was imminent when men
bers Of the committee and bystandera
separated the pair
Both apologized and the committee
threw out the contests.
Ten Wilson delegates from south
Dakota ware given seats against the
contending Clark delegation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
VICE PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATES NUMEROUS =

Baltimore, Md, June 24-Vice
Presidential candidates and their sup
porters are here i plenty, although
thus far they have kept In the back
gruond. There Is evidence, however,
that at least half dozen booms are
ready for inspection and approval as
soon as the delegates nominate a
candidate for President and begin to
look around for a running mate tina,
will add the most strength 20 the
ticket.
There is talk among the Wilson
men OF trying TO persuade Reprcsen-
tatiye Underwood OF Alabama, a
Presidential candidate, to take sec
ond place on ticket with the New
Jersey governor. Such a cOmbIna-
ton. they point out. would be ideal
from every standpoint. both geogra-
phical and in view OF the tendencies
OF both men.
The friends OF Mayor Preston OF
Baltimore have spared no. efforts q
advance his candidacy and since they
have the delegates and leaders In
home territory they have not lacke-
opportunity.
New York has three candidates foI
Vice president. all Representatives +"
Congress William c. Redfield. Fran
els Burton Harrison and William Sui
ger. Mr.. Suffers friends assert that
his progressive tendencies would
make him an ideal balance 20 a ticket
headed By a conservative candidate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
TFNh> ROOSEVELT
MEN CALL MEETING

Cbi.aso. no.. June - Texas
Roosevelt delegates who Rere refus-
ed seats % the National convention
by .ha credentials committee have is-
sued "a statement in which they cx-
corafa the leaders of the Taft faction
1l tle party az bosses and dlscred-
IfeI representatives. OF trusts. and
de- lare they. as progressivos. will not
"a opt as their candidate the receiv-
er 1f stolen goods
They ask all progressive citizens
of Texas regardless OF party affla-
tlors. t1 meet Ia Dallas July 90
select delegates 20 the convention OF
the aaV party. The date OF that Ma
toBlI convention, 90 Is said will De
determined az a committee meeting
r "..... later
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
CALLED
To ORDER AT NOON.

The chairman of the national com
mittee will call the Democratic con-
yention TO order at Tuesday noon IN
the Fifth regiment armory at Balti-
more. He will introduce the tenn
porary chairman of the convention,
who will proceed to deliver the key
note speech. When the speech rs
concluded the important committees
will be announced and the convention
will adjourn until such time as the
credentials committee is ready 10 re-
port. The second day of the conyen-
tion period. Wednesday, is expected
% be given over as usual 10 parades
of the visiting delegations and march
ing clubs. This is intended TO MAKE
interesting the idle hours for most
of the delegates while the credentials
committee is completing the work
As soon as the credentials commit
tee is ready TO report the permanent
roll call, which will probably be about
] huiNudN iiulh MUS All' 'NhNfilloh
will assemble 10 begin the all-im-
portant task of naming the Democrat
ic candidate for president As the two
thirds rule will prevail, II is regard
ed as foregone conclusion that none
of the candidates will be named on
! first ballot. The first ballot will,
however. give an idea of the relative
strength of the candidates After
the first ballot the "favorite sons
are expected 10 drop ont OF the con
test, leaving the fight 20 the lead
ing candidates While the second bal
| lot probably will disclose the actual
strength of the leaders. II will prob
ably require number Of ballots be-
fore any one obtains the two-thirds
vote necessary to nominate The Sc
! lection of candidate for vice presl-
dent and the adoption OF platform
will follow the naming OF the head OF
the ticket The majority OF the lear.
ers are Of the opinion that Friday
night should see the end OF all delib-
erations and the wlnd-up OF the con
vention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25

Texas West and uortuar. pge1s
Valley and Panhandle partly .1udy
and warmer temperature sci. Ros-
we'll. y. NJ. clear and cool Central
generally clear and warmer tcmpera-
ture So 70 So except in vicinity 0f Cor
sicaua and BrownwOod, partly
cloudy North, generally clear and
pleasant 20 partly cloudy and cool
northeast sherman and Deuison.
East, generally clear and cooler %
part cloudy and warm az Beaumont.
south. generally cloudy and pleasant
10 partly cloudy and warm In south
west no rain reported In any part Of
state.
Oklahoma Generally part cloudy
and warmer over entire state
Louisiana Shreveport. clear and
cool
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
IOI,INER WITNESS IL
SUED FOR ALIENATION

Chicago, June "A mystery
that has puzzled Chicagoans for
months is expected TO be cleared up
in the trial OF the $4,000 alienation
suit brought by John c. Henning
against Clarence S. Funk. which ws-
called In the circuit court today for
hearing. Funk, the defendant In tho
suit, is the general manager of the
International Harvester Company
and will be recalled as the man whose
testimony did more to blacken the
cause OF the Illinois senator than
that Of any other witness.
One OF the most sensational cases
brought In the Chicago courts. the
s.aFEe. nv Mr. Fsan'ng that slT Fpnl
alienated the affections ~ the form
er's wife, came as political thun-
derbolt The papers were filed with
in few days after Mr. Funk made
his sensational charge against Pm.
ward Hines. president OF lumber
company that Hines In the lobby of
the Union League Club asked him
for a subscription 10 defray the cN.
pense Of putting Lorimer over. "
Prior to the bringing of the suit
Henning and his wife were employ
ed in small positions at one of the
Chicago hotels After the suit was
brought they left the city and were
reported TO be spending the winter
at one OF the expensive resorts In
the South. Mr. Funk has denied
from the first that hc ever knew
Hennng or his wife
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
CONGRESS- HALLS FOR
CONVENTION WIEN,

Hy Associated Press
Washington. u. g. June 2i-Ths
present week sees congress stii.
marking time until the close of the
Democratic convention The senate
convened at 1890 this morning and
recessed az once for three days. The
house convened az noon and o. too
took three-day recess during the
Baltimore convention.
About a dozen OF the supply bills
are stacked up awaiting action. Az
proprlations now in force expire
June 30. An agreement between the
house adm senate 10 extend them into
the nea fiscal year until the big bills
are passed is not improbable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
REVOLUTION IN
MEXICO DOOMED
Rebels Now Propose To
Wage Guerrilla War
fare in Mountains
To HARASS FEOERAls
COY NEHNMENT FORCES AWARE
OF INTENTION AND WILL
CHANGE EXIsTING PLANS
Oh ATTACK.

hy Associated ffess.
chihuahua, Jhne 24.-organized
revolution in northern Mexico is in
Its dying stages, and guerrilla warfare
is to be substituted In the mountains.
which is designed to keep the Fed
erals on the Jump some time.
II is said that the rebels have
adopted the details of this plan ald
will await supplies and munitions {
is said that Orozco will not mar,
determined fight at Bachimba, t
will gradually take all his men to
Chihuahua.
This rebel program is now knows
to the Federals and the government
Is changing its plan OF attack.
The arrival of more rebels at
Juarez indicates that they will not
give up the fight.
General Sanjines. the new Federal
commander, arrived at Juarez tonight
to confer with the Mexican consul.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
LABOR CHIEFS
FOUND GUILTY
GOmpers, Morrison and
Mitchell Facing SEN
tence for Contempt
IN BUCK BOYCOTT CASE
ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE BN
COUNSEL TO APPEAL TO ST.
PREME COURT OF UNIT
Ed STATES.

By Associated Press
Washington, ID. c., June q Sam
uel Gompers, Frank Morrison and
John Mitchell, labor leaders, today
were held guilty OF contempt of court
by the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia in connection with the
Bucks Stove a. Range Company boy
colt case.
They will attempt to appeal the
case to the Supreme Court OF the
United States which reversed tho
former conviction.
G0mpers was sentenced for One
year, Morrison and Mitchell six
months each.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
Interesting Wedding Abroad

London. June - \ wedding u
interest on both sides Of tGe Atlantic
took place today IN 81 Georg's
church. Hanover square The bride
was Miss Vera Elliott daughter Of
Sir Arthur Elliott. Who made his
home IN the United States before
succeeding Go his titl, rh. bride
groom was Edward Bolcs CoWies. a
son OF the late David Cowies OF
Rye. y y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
WOMAN CAPTUEE-
E~CirIp CONVICT

McAlester. UkH ..H. -l a
prisoner serving a tV0-gelI sentence
Tor burglary ESCAPED from OBJ" state
penitentiary After walking iI. nish'
through a hard rain be welt % d
house az Crowder Cify t0r breakfast
A woman saw tfr number 1u ,1e
mans shirf and detained lm un'lI
she sent for her husband eao ar.
rested him and brought hIm .l rr.s.
on The woman is 90 receive a PEI.
Eard % $50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25

Chicago. m. June "a Hundred,
OF newspaper editors and publishers
from all sections OF the country are
in Chicago at the annual meeting of
the National Press Association. which
assembled today for a three days
session The Illinois Press Associa
ton Is holding It's annual meeting
lr conjunction with the meeting of
the national organization. At the
conclusion OF the sessions many Of the
members. accompanied by their fam
lies. will make a tour Of the North
west
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
HENRN
To HAVE OPPU>ITIO\

Hl.0. Tex. June "a Congress
mon Robert L. Henry. whose home is
Waco and Who is cdndidatc Tor r,-
election. Rill have an opponent
The Socialist party has called a
mr.t.u- .lr next sunday afternoon
for the purpose OF nominating a man
10 run against Mr. Henry The ac-
tiu o. the Socialists at this time
come. .H 'he nature OF a surprise
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
Catholic Educotors Meet

Pittsburgh. Pa, June % Nearly
1000 delegates, consisting OF pre-
lates, priests. religious brothers and
sisters. and representing practically
every section OF the country are at
tending the ninth annual convention
of the Catholic Educational Associa-
tion of the United States. which as
sembled in Pittsburgh today for a
weeks session
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
New Yorker Selected as Candidate for
Presiding Officer of Convention
Over James and O'GOrman
ACTION IS EXPECTED To CAUSE BITTER FIGHT
Nebraskan Says He Will Offer Progressive in OppOs
tion If He Has to Make Race For Place Himself
Good Nature Prevails

Indiana, Speaker Clark OF Missouri,
and Representative Underwood OF
Alabama
Outside of these ayowed candidates
the men most talked of are Bryan,
Mayor Gaynor of New York City.
Governor Dix of New York.
Good nature seems almst every
where apparent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25


Baltimore, Md, June 24.-Alton
b. Parker of New York was chosen
candidate for tempprary chairman
OF the Democratic convention tonight
by the national committee, receiving
81 votes, Senator-elect Ollie James
of Kentucky, 20; Senator o'Gorman
OF New York, 2.
Chairman Mack called the adjourn
ed session of the national committee
TO order at seven o'clock.
The committee had adjourned after
Committeeman Hall of Nebraska said
that Bryan's name would be submit
ted 10 the convention as a candidate
for temporary chairman II the COM
mittee ratified the selection Of
Parker.
Chairman Mack and Hall, who had
been appointed peace committee to
bring Bryan and Parker together, re.
ported failure.
The committee is expected to com
plete the contest cases before ad-
journment tonight If possible.
The action OF the national commit
tee is expected to result in bitter
fight on the convention floor and a
struggle for supremacy between
Bryan Democrats and the so-called
conservatives.
II Bryan should not be made chair
man of the convention, he probably
will be chairman of the resolutions
committee.
Bryan will represent his state on
that committee and by common con-
sent the place will be conceded him.
IL is the general opinion that Bryan
will prepare the greater part of the
platform.
Many think that he has much of II
already written.
Bryan Dominant.
Bryan stood out today as the dom
inant figure of the convention. All
contingencies OF the future seemed
hinged on what he did.
Impression continued that Bryan
might be the presidential nominee
Ills friends tonight declared that he
would be voted for, whether he Is
placed In nomination or not.
Bryans friends are bending theiI
energies TO prevent coalition be
tween the Ozark and Wilson forces
and talking Bryan aud Wilson as
possible ticket.
Bryan stated tonight that members
of the national committee are insin
cere in selecting Parker as a candi
date for tempurary chairman, and
said that he would resume the figh'
against Parker In the convention TO
morrow. and present progressive tC
be voted for. and II he couldn't ge
another progressive to make the race
himself
Bryan scored the Democratic ma
tional committee as being in eo-part
nership with the crowd that nomin
ated Taft at Chicago.
Il shall discuss Parkers fitness
for the position tomorrow sai'
Bryan, declaring tina: the Democrat
OF the country had done enough FOL
him TO Justify him In suffering de
feat In their defense, IL necessary.
One Republican party In thi
country Is enough" said Bryan. fol
whatever we may call ourselves. 1
We cannot distinguish ourselves from
them In our actions. the people vii
not pay much attention TO on
words"
Bryan vas conferrinS late tonigh
with associates. mapping out tomor
rows contest before the convention
The convention will get under wa.
tomorrow with seven avowed oandi
dates for the presidency In the field
No, one OF them has near the two
thirds vote required TO nominate, az
votes.
The candidates are: Governor
Wilson OF New Jersey, Harmon o
Ohio. Baldwin OF Connecticut, Burk'
nj North Dakota and Marshall "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25

U. I..H.HHrI Press
Washington. ID. c.. June 24.-For
West Texas-Probahly fair Tuesday
land Wednesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-25
TWtAThtp
Local For,~ at

Gencrally fair aud Rafm|- IIes-
day.