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Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
Tinker Gets Reds,

NEW YORK. Dec 1.-The long expected trade which will make Shortstop Joe Tinker of the Chicago Nationals, manager of the Cincin- natl team. was effected today at the close of the National League annual meeting By this deal Chicago gives Tinker, Catcher Chapman and Pitcher Loudermilk to Cincinnati for Pitcher Humphries. Shortstop Corridor, Out fielders Mitchell and kniseIy and player Arthur Phelan
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
RED CROSS ELECTS.
President Taft Is Again Head of the
 Organization.
ASSOCIATED raEss DIsPATcul

WASHINGTON. Dec 11.-President Taft was reelected today as presi- dent of the American Red Cross al the eighth annual meeting of the or ganzation Other officers are Robert w Deforest. of New York. vice president: Charles l.. McGee, of Washington. secretary; Sherman AL len, assistant secretary of treasury treasurer: William Bullitt. solicitor If the department of justice, coun sellor,
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
WARSHlP IN HASTE.
New Hampshire Sails HurriedIy for San Domingo, Leaving Coal
 and Crew.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHI

NORFOLK. Dec. 1.-The battleship New Hampshire left under hurry or ders at midnight tonight to proceed to San Domingo. The New Hamp
 shire is said to have considerable less than the normal supply in the coal .bunkers, but did not wait to replenish it. Members of the crew on shore it is said. did not sail with the ship.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
BELIEVE HAVE MURDERER.
Montana Police Think Arizona Slayer
 :e in Tolls.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIST ArCH1

MILES CITY, Mont. Dec 11.-Robt. Williams. released today from the county jail after serving a four months sentence for theft, was re-arrested on d charge of being a fugitive from jus tice Williams is believed to be David Roberts, wanted for the alleged mur- der Of C. D. Sullivan on February 22, 1912 in Graham county, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
Rebels Mobilizinq.

FL PASO, Tex. Dec. 1.-The robel forces recently mobilized below Jua- reg have evaded the two federal col umns moving against them. according to todays official advices. A rebel force consisting of 1000 mounted men is moving rapidly into the Casa Grandes district recently evacuated by General Jose de La Luz Blanco's forces. Blanco's men and the fed eral column from Chihuahua City. left the Mexican Central Railway line with strip of destroyed rail- way separating them. The strongest federal force is in the district of Casas Grandes. composing 600 fed eraI regulars. Lack of an adequate cavalry force prevented the federals from pursuing the rebels, except roundabout the railway route.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
GETS ONE HUNDRED
 YEARS FOR MURDER

BUTTE. Dec 1l-Albert Halk. convicted last week of the mur- der of Thomas Salonski. was sen fenced today to one hundred years Imprisonment in the peniteutiary by Judge Donlan A quarrel be- tween the wives of the men led to the killing which occurred on August 9.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
LOW PRICES PREVAIL
Wall Street Narrowly Escapes Rec
 ord of 1911
TAssocIATED PRESS DIsPATCHI

NEW YORK Dec 11.-Wall street went through one of the most eXcit ing days of the year today. The leading stocks sold at quotations ap- preaching the low record of 1911. and twenty-five active railroad and in dustrial issues. which make up the usual table of averages. only es- caped a narrow margin of reaching the low level of that period Sales of Union Pacific aggregated 235.000 shares. or about 20 per cent of the total business.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Woman Is Arrested for Killing Her
 Husband IAcsnC,I Ar,Lsr pRESS nISp rr1Il

DENVER. Dec 11.-Laura MAth- ews charged with the murde, of her husband John Mathews of Stn- water okla. in 1905, was turned over to Sheriff Joseph Springer of Oklahoma. this afternoon. It fs charged that she, assisted by a negro, murdered her husband and tied his body to q team of mules
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
RED CROSS ELECTS
President Taft is Again Head of
 Organization
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHI

WASHINGTON. Dec. 11.-President Taft was reelected today president of the American Red Cross at the eighth annual meeting of the organization. Other officers are Robert w. De forest of New York. vice president: Charles l.. McCiec, of Washington. secretary: Sherman Allen. assistant secretary of the treasury. treasurer; William Bulitt. solicitor of the de- partmeut of justice, counseilor,
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
ROSE IS ARRESTED
May Be Charged With Murder of
 His Daughter
TAssocrArEp PRESS p1sPArcHI

CHICAGO, Dec 11.-Charles E. Rose who disappeared a month ago, after his two-year- r-old daughter was found smothered to death. was ar rested today When the body of ;he child was discovered, a note WIS found in the room purporting to be signed by Rose declaring that h. committed the crime and intended to kill himself.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
SOLDIERS ARE ANGRY.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATC

HONOLULU Dec. 11.-Soldiers of the United States army held an indig- nation meeting here today. repudiating and apparently disproVing entirely the charges against them made at a mass meeting recently called to discuss the personal safety of children. A citizens committee was appointed to investi- gate
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
TO SEE SULLIVAN
Iowa Man is Boosted for Cabinet
 Position
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH |

DES MONIES. Dec 11.-JerrY E. Sullivan. supported by Iowa demo Crats for the secretary of commerce and labor, received letter today from President elect Wilson. asking a meeting in New York on his return from Bermuda.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
OAKS NEW PRESIDENT.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcHl

OAKLAND. Dec. 11.-Members of the Oakland Baseball association of the Coast league met here tonight. and accepted the resignation Of F. \. Walter from the presidency and elected. temporarily Frank w. Leav- itt to the position,
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
WOMEN IMBIBE;
 DEATH FOLLOWS

SPOKANE. Dec. 11.-FoloWing the death of Mrs. Kate Scott yes terday as the result of drinking poisoned liquor, Mrs William B. Rost who also tasted the liquor, died here today, and Mrs Kinnic Ross is not expected to recover. A post-mortem examination of Mrs. Rosts body will be held.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
INSPECTOR UNDER SUSPICION

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCWl
 ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. 11.-CharScs that nearly $10,000 has been offered to Paul McMichael, city smoke inspector. by 'smokeless' furnace interests seek ing specia, privileges are under in vestigation by the smoke commission. McMichael resigned yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
TO SEE SULLIVAN.
Iowa Man Is Boosted for Cabinet
 Position.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl

IlksSVNIEA DlSI AOIiI
 DIES MONIES, Dec. 11.-JerrY F. Sullivan. supported by Iowa demo crats for secretary of commerce and labor. received a letter today from President-el Wilson, asking meeting in New York on his return from Bermuda.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
To Fortify Hawaii.

WASHINGTON, Dec. H. Secretary Stimson told the house committee on military affairs today about the plans of the government for Qualifications in Hawaii. and about the plans for guarding the Panama canal on land by troops stationed at intervals from one end to the other. The protect ing force would muster 5000 or 10000 men.
 Major General Wood has completed arrangements to detail more than ten thousand troops to coast defense duty around the Pearl Harbor naval sta : tion at Oahu. in the Hawaiian islands. The troops include six regiments of infantry one regiment each Of cav airy and artillery and twelve com panies of coast artillery There are now about three thousand troops on the Island of Oahu
 s. e1O.-12n3000cmf cm cmc
 For Tariff Hearings.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. live want to see the tariff hearings concluded
 (Continuad on Page 1VVOl
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
For Tariff 1earinos.

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Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
THE FACE AT THE WINDOW.
 By John T. McCutcheon.

Copyright 1912: By John T. Mee eheon.I
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12
SOCCER SEASON IS HALF over NOW
HAWAIIAN ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL LEAGUE

The second half of the Hawaiian AS
ISOLATION Football League schedule be-
gins tomorrow and from the dope OF
past performances and present condi-
ton, the relative standing Of the teams
does not figure to change. OF course.
the unexpected happens in soccer rs In
any other game, but 1t will be very
unexpected II the Kan team gets the
better of the High School or IL Hea-
lanl trims Punahou. The league lead
ers figure to win rather easily. and the
Punahous are about IA 3 to : shot over
their opponents. The Males get "a lay
on this week, and stand a good chance
Of finding themselves back In third
place after tomorrOw's games
With the soccer season half gone II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12

behooves the tail-enders to get very
busy II they expect to make anything
OF a showing for the year. The Rams,
a new team, haven't scored a single
point, while the IIealanis have only
won one game, There hasn't been n
drawn game to date. The Healanis. II
they stick together. win he a very for
midable combination next year, what
ever they do this season. They are n
, fine bunch of athletes. but with one or
two exceptions they lack soccer knowl-
edge, and seem to get ''locoed" when
they get the hall in front Of the OPP
posing net. go
Tomorrow's games. will be played at
Moiliili. as usual. The Pnnahou- TIea :
lani game comes first, at $3.50. white
the High Kan contest is the closer
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12
BOYS CLUBS b.
TO THE FORE
Committee Formed to Bring
Five Local Organizations
Together in athletics.

TO bring the various boys clubs of
the city into line Tor concerted pro-
motion OF athletics, be- the object Of u
committee which met aud organized
yesterday, under the name OF the Boys
club " Orkcrs' Committee The Pa
lama, kawaiohuo, Borctauia street and
Kauluwelh clubs viii all be represent
ed by those taking an active interest
IN their welfare, and 1t rs believed that
great things win be- accomplished by
| intelligent cooperation during the COM
ing year.
Yesterday meeting was called by
Charles +. IuOmls. director Of boys
work of the \. Nj G. a, who was
chosen secretary of the committee by
reclamation. Present were Spencer
Bowen, representing Palana; James
Mott, Kalihi, ana A. r.. Larimer uf the
Beretania street club. Kawaibhao and
kauluWcla were not represented hut
win appoint committee members to-
day 50 that at the next meeting all
Eve Organizations win be Ia line.
The committee decided ON q big in
terCluh track and field meet for March
30. This will be open to all boys be
longing To any of the five clubs who
are under Is years of age The con-
testants win be divided into two dlvi-
slons. \ ana -. classified according to
weight. and there will be u duplicate
! set of events--in reality. two meets run
OF al the same time. one for the little
fellows ana one FOR the more devel-
oped boys. Each club viii enter two
teams Of athletes. one team for each
division, the number OF boys per team
10 be decided later Two handsome
cups. for th" winning club In each di-
vision. have been offered by the boys
work committee of the Y, NJ e A
Boys Field IL To be open every aft
ernoon from now until the track meet
which viii probably be pulled on at
Alexander Field The track at Boys
Field Is to be put In first class shape
and under proper coaching the young
athletes are expected to make cOnsid-
cradle Improvement Ia style and Per.
formance befOr. the Interclub contest
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12
q q q
CHINESE ATHLETICS
TO HELP RED CROSS

Provided its members are willing.
the Chinese Athletic cub of this city
will donate II sum slightly In excess OF
$500, originally raised as building
fund. to the Chinese Red Cross So
ciety, This Is the plan OF some Of the
active members, who see no prospect
of butiding club quarters at once. and
who would rather donate It to pa
triotic charity than have Il lie Idle In
Tire bank,
A meeting OF the club Is called for
tonight at 7:sO at the Chinese Y. NJ. G,
A. Other matters OF interest TO all the
members, besides the donation, will be
discussed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12

An Eastern scribe opines that the
Giants have won the championship OF.
Cuba, leaving the rest OF the universe
to Connie Mack,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12
LURE OF F0OTLIGHTS
TOO MUCH FOR JOHN |

John L. Sullivan. former heavy
weight boxing champion, has found the
glare of the footiights too alluring, and
babe temporary farewell to his farm
at Arlington. Mass, and signed n con-
tract to reappear In vaudeville In a
sketch with Jake Kilrain. whom he
defeated 30 many years ago for The
championship.
sullivan, VINO was married some time
ago, bought a farm about az miles
from Boston and announced that Il
was back To nature" for him for all
time. He weighs In the nclghborhood
Of 800 pounds and has Joined the New
England Fat Mans club.
He says he feels tip-top and Is still
on the water wagon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12
AUSTRALIANS
TAKE ALL five
larned Injured and MCLOugh-
lin Substituted-Wrioht
Defaults to Heath.

Ator. haa ,,,ys f,ou, N.u, zoot,rd
vio s.n francisco The American
,som iost IN. ,vn remaining siryI.s
matches ou. by the cIosast nossibl.
,cor, altar 6ve-s.t match nnd ON.
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'uch' pu' tue ia'est "uN'ceS cer'a"'y
cap 'he nh'S'or'uheS "i 'he Ah'er'c'"
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sFa'heu TENDON ana wright because vi
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erhihs 'h" contest 'h' HuS'"'"S''"S
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i'o"shl'h !" act as SUBSTITUTE '"'
i-"rhe" aB"'hS' br"oNS'
The San Francisco boy made " great
night against his clever opponent ana
forced him to II iive-set match. At
one time Mclaughlin held the lead 10y
two sets to one. and out OF the hfty-
eight games played Brooks secured
( thirty, while Mclaughlin took twenty
eight The margin OF two games Is
the very smallest by which close
fve-set match could possibly be won,
larned's Accident
The news as To i.arned's strained
tendon clears up the mystery as to
how he could have been beaten 10y
Heath, and viii to some extent re-
iieve the minds Of Honolulu tennis
1910. IN the metropolitan tourney In
/ New York, l.arned was disabled ~ u
similar manner, lie played through
the tournament and met Carl Gardner
OF San Francisco In the hnal round
and In this match suffered the same
kind of accident with the result that
Gardner won the first set and secured
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12
TRl-SCH00L SOCCER
LEAGUE Is TO OPEN

Kamchamcha and 81. Louis open the
tri school soccer league season to-
morrow The following Monday Kan
and High School meet.
The league should produce some
first class football this year, for al
though It's membership Is small. it,
teams are very classy. The Kams have
held the championship for three years
now. and with the exception OF two
men, the team is the same this season
as last
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12

A. . MarcaIlino Is another .volun-
teer booster for the Duke kahana-
moku exploitation fund. Marcullino Is
trying to interest the Promotion Com
mittee and other organizations In the
scheme to send the crack Island swim
mer abroad.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12
Bulletins Page of Sports
LEAGUE B0WlERS
FOUND TOURNAMENT
ROLLING Different
Low Scores Ruled In Honolulu.
LaeiI Game But interest
Is Keen-The Scores.

First blood to the Honolulus in the
" NJ G A. bowling tournament that
opened las, night. But go, what q
surprise" To IN, majority of the play
ers. who are not used to the tricks of
tournament rolling. Men who have
been knocking EN- down In practise to
the tune of average $50 or thereabouts
found last night that some mean trick
ster had spiked the pins to the spots
That must haye been Il, otherwise how
could those beautiful strike balls fai
to tumble the wood. And spares! Why
the way the alleys have piped all of q
sudden is simply scandalous. But
come to think of il. IL must have beer
THAT the balls had suddenly become oh.
long, for they rolled on both alleys IL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12

RUDE Waddel Is ON again. Not the
water wagon or the diamond. Just the
stage this time. Rube was some actor
ia few years ago In "The stain of
Guilt" when he wore Mack uniform,
and now he has decided To again try
the pubiic's nerve by dashIng In front
81 II, aided by artificial light.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12
PLANS TO SEND Duke EAST
ARE TAKING Definite FORM
Yale Graduates Here Will Get Privilege Of Big University
Tank for Training II Island Swimmer Makes Trp--JamI-
airy Fl Date Set for Big Benefit Field Day at Athletic
Park

men-for undoubtedly Duke should
have manager friend with him IL he
makes tile trip-to the East Coast and
back again. II he makes the olympic
team his expenses will be looked aft
or from the other end Of the line.
Better Than Ever.
Duke says that he's In better form
now than ever before In his life. and
that he's capable of putting up the
hest That's In him. He has been prac-
Using quick starts and short turns In
preparation for possible tank compe-
titions. and believes he Will have no
difficulty In picking up the knack OF
, indoor swimming Day before yester-
day Duke swan mile In open water
outside the reef going the distance
from Cunha's place to the Moana Hotel
ut top speed and finishing strong.
w. Il. Rawiins. who has Interested
himself IN Kahanamoku's career as a
swimmer. believes that the Yale grad
yates here can secure the use of the
big swimming tank at the university
for Duke when he reaches New York
II IL close figuring now. but II the fond
Is raised In time. Duke can leave for
the Coast on the Wilhelmina Of the
3lst and still have IA couple Of weeks
to prepare for the A. A. U. events In
late February.
Field Day Classy.
The athletic meeting proposed for the
2lst promises In itself to be q first
class field day. There win be short
program of track events. winding az
with a iive-mile relay event. in which
Soldier King win meet any three run
ners that can be named The Colo
RADIO has several speeders in her com
plement. and can be counted on fol
one or two entries In every event. a
fast bah game between Barry's Beauts
and a fleet team viii he an added at
traction. Previous benefits have nettec
's277, which starts the fund
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12

Plans to raise fund TO send Duke
Eahlmmol,u to New York for the a.
a. l.. swimming championships are
beginning to take definite form. For
three months Honolulu sport lovers
have been saying what fine thing 1t
would he to have the Islands repre-
wiInms place ON the American
Olympic team, and carrying the name
and fame Of Hawaii to far of Stock
holm. and the gate receipts Of one or
two small athletic meetings have gone
to start the fund, but there has been
no concerted action. and consequently
no great measure OF financial success.
Now comes the chance. and it's the
last chance at that. for local sports
men to get together ON the proposition.
Sunday, January 81. has been set aside
for u Duke field day, which Charles
Barron IL working hard to make a
success. and the gate receipts. coupled
with what can he raised by private
shh HWti INV lhlu w
the required total.
Coed Boosting.
A. a cold-biooded business PROPOSE
tim, In the name Of promotion instead
of sport, the sending of n local athlete
across two oceans would lie one of the
best boosts Honolulu could secure.
There Is more than an even chance
that Duke could qualify for the Amer
lean team II given the chance. for he
Is really a remarkable swimmer, and
has 1t In him tn do great things In the
water II win be four years before an
other olympiad swings round, 50 there
Is no question of waiting n while and
putting the matter on ill some future
date. Those Interested IN advertising
the city should dig into their pockets
literally. for the quarters that come IN
through the ticket window will never
be enough to pay the expenses of two
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12
RANDOM SNAPSHOTS AT
THE SPORTING
TARGET

It's slim picking for Slim Gilmore
these days. Fleet scrappers want to
box him but can't, and local sCrappcrs
can box him but won't There Is talk
now of bringing Ben lie Meio from
Hilo to box Gilmore. Jim IIoao and
Gilmore would make tlrst-rate card
for return match, but IIoao wants a
lot Of money for a bushcr ana local
promoters are shy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12
NEW WORLDS RECORD
FOR BowLERs.

CHICAGO. III. - The worlds
best mark for bowling. although
not standing as u record. was
moved IL points higher ON
January .. when Lindgren and
W. Richter dropped i42i pins In
three games In doubles. A few
days previously .indgren and
Bangart scored i4Os pins. The
marks In the games were phe-
nomenai. each man bowling we'll
above the ZOO mark In each
trial Lindgren's total was III
and Richter's 7O4.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12

Connie Mack plans the most siren
the worlds champions next spring
The Athletics will condition them.
selves at San Antonio, Tex, which,
like Marlin, is n bath city Mack
will follow the policy Of McGraw OF
the Giants, He VIII take his young
sters south about February Goth. The
veterans will report on March LIST.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12

In cross-city race held In san
Francisco New Years Day under a.
\. L. auspices, three runners covered
most of the course In an automobile
ed up before the committee. and al
though they explained that they did It
Just for Joke" they We're suspended
from competition FOR six months each,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-12
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-26

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Wright's Park lots. Phone and
make engagement to see them
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-26
Bowling

The News Leader VS.. Palace games
scheduled for last night were post
poned until some night next week.
Of which the date will be given
later.
Captain Brown, of the News Lead
er. resigned last week, and at the
meeting of captains held on the Paf-
ace alleys last night Captain Cosby,
Of the Palace team. was requested
to give his star bowler Richardson
the captainship OF the News Leader
Captain ccsbys trade was Richard
son for Brown and two other
players. which will give the Palace
team fun line up ready to meet
their rivals next Monday night.
Richardson is good one at
splitting the little tumbiess. and he
did great work for the Palace team
while q member.
The Palace bowlers are expected
to try out their new men this week