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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-15

There is one thing the prize
ring proves very Quickly-rowdy-
ism means inefficiency. 1t il q
waste of energy--steam blown off
uselessly and often dangerously.
And now a word to fathers:
This wild oats business Ia All
wrong. The boy who doesn't SOW
them has nine out of ton chances
to whip your son, weakened by
dissipation. either in business or
In the ring with the gloves.
And to mothers:
Don't coddle your boys and
pamper their whims. The first
good punch in the solar plexus
will put them out. Coddling gives
yellow streak.
Both the coddled dandy and the
uncouth rowdy stand mighty poor
chances of being king-pins. Your
boy may have a chicken breast,
but don't maze him chicken
hearted.
The whole world IL still toe
much of prise ring to havo much
use for the boy or man who can't
stand up stouthearted against his
adversary, squarely and unflinch.
ingly. when the gong sounds fol
the fray.
1t gives its prizes and its belts
It's dollars and it's cheers, to those
who can stand the gaff; to those
who keep on. doggedly while the
crowd jeers; who don't foul wher
things get hot. and who dom
crawl through the ropes or throw
J up the sponge.
(THE END.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-15
TEAMS READY
FOR GREAT
GAME

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Nov. is
Every foot of space in Northrup
field has been sold and the city Is
invaded with colors of the Uni
versities of Chicago and Mime
sofa which are today battling for
the football championship Of the
Western Intercollegiate confer
ence. Both teams are prepared
for action. Rumors that there
would be changes in the lineups
have not been confirmed. Chi
cago has q clean record while
Minnesota has met defeat at the
hands of Nebraska this season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-15
How IRUILI l1ME1F INTO
~ M0pIDN @KEfN0N
FOURTH ARTICLE.

It Ia when fellow IL being
punished, when the blows drive In
like the kick of mule, that the
clean living have emphasized
counts most. That's the crisis
that tests a man out. If he hasn't
taken mighty good care of hun
self he goes down.
Too often l have felt It In the
ring. But my muscles laughed
with the certainty of their power
to Withstand as well as deliver.
Did you ever feel your muscles
laugh like that. boysf It's worth
a lot of WORK and grind and many
defeats to reach that point-the
knowledge of superiority. the feel
ing that you are master.
They say of me that I can stand
lots of punishment. That I can
take the hammering and wait for
my chance when the other fell
lows gloves for just the flash of
an eye leave an opening for my
fist to shoot through to a vital
spot. It Is a fact. I even rally
under punishment and do the best
fighting then.
But let me tell you right here
boys, prize fighters are not con-
stituted different from the aver
age man who never enters q ring.
Few Of them like . fight for it's
own sake. The man who says he
likes q fight and likes the blows is
. liar.
Some of the best fighters have
known even cringe from good
beating. It's their will that takes
them through. That wonderful
thing In q man which makes him
a king In his line II he keeps 1t
from the rust of vices and dis
sipations.
I fight for the money there is
in 1t. ! went into the game as
a professional for that purpose.
1t Is simply case of sub1ecting
my body to an ordeal. confident
that In the end my muscles and
brain and eye are quicker than
my adversary's.
Wonderful muscles are not
enough. In fact. they count for
very little without q keen brain
to direct them.
The boy who quits school early
Ia q fool. even II he intends max.
ing his living in the boxing game.
Get all the education you can. II
trains you to think quick. to look
down behind your adversary
eyes and to gauge his weaknesses
Then you can outguess him and
make your muscles count tor the
most.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-15
SOCCER
TEAM PLAYS
CELTICS

After one Sunday of inactivity,
the Tacoma soccer team will meet
the Celtics of Seattle over in Sc
attic. A warm game is looked
for. The local team has improv-
ed 100 per cent since the OPEN
ing Of the season. and from this
time on are going after the scalp
Of every eleven in the league. Ia
coma is now well up in the race,
and will make every effort to land
at the top.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-15

ry, lg; Burgon, 1t; Christoffer-
son, lie; Schlatter, OBJ; Green.
lib; Billmeyer, RIB; Schmull, fb.
With the close Of the football
season at hand, attention is be-
ing turned to basketball. On ac-
count of the destruction of the
gymnasium, games will have to
be played outside the university.
1t is expected the boys will play
at the Y. M. g. A., and the girls
at the Y. w. o. A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-15
SOX AGAIN

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. rs
BY making three runs In the
ninth inning. the Sox won from
the Giants yesterday. s to 2.
Fromme and Tesreau worked
against Leverenz and Schalk.
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MAY GET MATTY

Seats in Tacoma for the Giant
White Sox game are selling
briskly and a record crowd Is an
ticipated. Joe McGinnity is max
ing efforts to have Christy Math-
ewson pitch for tie Giants here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-15
BREAK EVEN

The naval militia won the In
door baseball game from the
First company, c. A. B. O.. by the
score of IA to 8. while the latter
succeeded In taking the basket
ball game by the score of rs to
IA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-15
YALE WORKS

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 15.-Over
1000 undergrads saw Yale go
through a spirited practice with
the second team yesterday after
noon. The work was gingerly
and the students showed their ap-
probation by loud cheering.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-15
QUIT WORK

COLUMBIA. No., Nov. Is. -
The Missouri football squad did
not scrimage today as the result
of injuries sustained in scrimmag-
ing with the second eleven. The
team is preparing for the Wash
tngton game today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-15
SEASON ENDS

PRINCETON. N. j.. Nov. Is
The football season ended here
yesterday. The team went through
45 minutes of fast practice and
then retired for today's crucial
game with Yale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-15
\. Xis S5 y f 5aM&

PORTLAND, Nov. 10. = The
University of Washington and the
Oregon "U." battle for the con-
ference title today, in what is ex-
pected to be one of the greatest
games of the season.
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
Jurx,s noInns Guarded

Pueblo, Col. Nov Especial efforts
are being made to prevent the doings
of the federal grand jury investigating
the coal strike in this state from be-
coming public. Two guards were
placed on duty today to keep people
away from the vicinity Of the jury
room.
The morning session was occupied
with few minor cases, and the in
vestigation Of the strike did not be-
gin until this afternoon. Montgomery
Massingale, marshaf at Sopris, was
the first witness. He is supposed to
have testified regarding the battle at
that camp Other witnesses called
include Marshal William HUM Of
Gray Creek, Dr. John R. Estes. chief
surgeon Of the Q. r. and /. company ]:
Superintendent Cunningham Of the
mine at Hastings, and w H. Howell,
manager Of the Colorado Supply COM
pany at Trinidad.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
WOMEN FAVOR BOOZE

Peoria, ILL.,, Nov. IA feeling of in
tense expectancy brooded over the
meeting Of the illinois Suffrage asso-
citation because of the report that the
association may split into dry" and
so-called "wet" factions.
The nominating committee went to
work on the ticket, which is to be
presented tomorrow, and which may
indicate the parting Of the ways. It
is well understood that Grace Wilbur
Trout will be re-nominated for presi-
dent.
Minnie A. Watkins, discussing the
situation today, said:
Although Ella s. Stewart has re-
fused to become a candidate, she has
many devoted followers. and it is pos
sible some one may nominate her
from the floor There is a strong de-
mand for her in certain quarters"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
MAKES COERCION CHARGES
DECLARES THE JUDICIARY HAS
BEEN INTERPRETED WITH BY
OPERATORS
SEARCHING FOR RIFLES
MILITIA LEARNS MUNITIONS or
WAR ARE BURIED NEAR
TRINIDAD

Washington, Nov 4 Congressional
investigation Of the Colorado mine
strike was blocked in the house to-
day by Republican Leader Mann's
making point Of no quorum.
The resolution, piloted by Repre-
sentative Heating Of Colorado, would
direct the house labor committee to
investigate charges of coercion Of the
judiciary, influence on congressional
elections by the mining companies, in
reference with mails and restraint Of
trade to advance prices of coal.
Mr. Mann conceded it was likely
that congress should investigate, but
declared the worst strike Of all was
in the house of representatives, where
absentee members should be ordered
back to work.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
BANDITS START TROUBLE
ELEVEN OUTLAWS MAY INDL c,=
OTHER lNDlAHs 70 ENGAGE
IN LAWL EssNEss
NEVER PLEDGED LOYALTY
FIVE HuNpREp or THE RED.
SKINS HAVE NEVER BEEN
NEAR THE AGENCY

Albuquerqae N NJ, Nov -
Ieager reports reached here today of
a threatened uprising Of the Navajo
Indians in the extreme northwestern
corner of New Mexico, Agent Shell
ton at shiprock has appealed to the
United States marshal for q force to
cope with the outlaws, said to be II
in number and camped in an almost
inaccessible canyon.
There are $40 Navaios in the yicin-
ity OF Shiprock who have never visit
ed the agency nor acknowledged the
Guthority Of the United States, and
there is said to be grave danger that
these Indians will attack the agency.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
Navy Department Is
Preparing for War

Philadelphia, Nov. THE scout
cruiser Chester, prepared for any ev-
entuality, sailed from the Philadelphia
navy yard at noon today for Vera
Cruz. There was no ceremony in con-
nection with her going.
The cruiser was expected to sail at
a. M, but a slight delay in the ar
rival Of fresh meats detained her.
When all was ready at 1155 o'clock
orders were given by Captain William
A. Moffett to cut loose, and as the
ship began to move a crowd Of sew
eral thousand persons sent up a cheer
There was hearty response from the
members Of the crew, who lined the
rails Of the Chester.
1t took some time for the cruiser
to get Strengthened out in the Della
ware, but as soon as her nose was
pointed downstream she put on half
speed and was off. Tuther down the
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
LUCK 70 FRANCIS

New York, Nov. 7-Francis B
sayre, who is soon to marry Miss Jes-
sic Wilson at the White House, will
no longer attempt to unravel marital
tangles on behalf of the county Of New
York. Mr.. Sayre was promoted TODAY
by District Attorney Whitman. and is
now deputy district attorney. Pre-.
viously he was employed in the com
plant bureau. He passed his bar ex-
animation two days ago and this en-
abled Mr.. whitman to advance him.
Mr.. sayre will remain in the at
torney's office about week longer,
His honeymoon trip will last month,
and thereafter he win take up his
duties as secretary to the president
Of Williams college.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
HUERTA Will REFUSE TO Obey THE
REQUEST OF THE UNITED STATES
that HE GIVE UP THE PRESIDENCY.

to be one of the few men who would
be acceptable to them, while the reg
ular elections were being held
When the cabinet meeting broke do
the members were shown news dis
patches from Mexico City saying
Huertas formal reply would be a
complete denial Of the right Of the
United States to demand his retire
ment, but, without exception, none
would comment All admitted that
the Mexican situation had been dis
cussed, but silence was the rule
Barthold Wants Investigation
Representative Barthold Of Missouri
introduced a resolution today setting
out that inasmuch as Secretary Bryan
had denied published reports that the
United States last Sunday sent an
ultimatum to Mexico, the foreign af-
fairs committee should investigate the
source of the news.
Mr. Barthold argued it was import
ant to determine whether an error
had been made or whether the ad-
ministration changed it's plan in the
last minute and when it was too late
to recall the information previously
given out
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
Relnforcemente for chIhuahua

Reinforcements for Chihuahua
FL Paso, Tex, Nov. 1.-TWO hun
dred troops of the federal garrison
in Juarez were sent to Chihuahua City
this morning to assist in the defense of
the city against constitutionalists I'M
der Pancho Villa. The Juarez troops
went on a hurriedly prepared troop
train
Juarez federal officials are today
without definite information Of a re-
newal Of fighting at Chihuahua. Dis
patches received during the night
said nothing Of villa having renewed
his attack Etsls said in 5Juarez tnat
the rebel force has withdrawn from
the outskirts Of the town
Conseription is in progress in Jua-
rez, according to Mexican residents,
who declare that it is being secretly
carried On and that the recruits are
Kept hidden in the barracks
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
Want charaes 0r0pped

Santa re, Nov. Trouble with
the NaVajos on the reservation in the
northwestern portion Of New Mexico
appears imminent unless charges
against ii Of their number are dis
missed, according to a message re-
seived by United States Marshal Huds-
peth today frou Agent Shelton at
shiprock on Che reservation
Tke maIiii rat5 NJ
evening from three weeks on the res
ervation, during whicn time the Nava-
jo chiefs secured promises from the
II renegades to surrender on Novem-
Der 12 Hudspeth returned to Santa
Fe, but today wire from Sheldon
states that with their friends they
will visit Shiprocx on Monday, and
that unless their offenses are pardon
ed they will massacre the agency
force. Hudspeth has wired the Nc
Kinley county sheriff to go to Ship
rock with deputies, while he himself
with a posse leaves tomorrow for the
scene of the trouble.
The II Indians are under indict-
ment in the federal court for riot, as
sault and carrying weapons, grow
ing out Of the disarming Of police
man at Shiprocly by the Indians some
time ago.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
LOOKING for Arms

Trinidad, Colo, Nov. IA detach-
ment Of cavalry under command Of
Major Kennedy is today conducting a
search for arms and ammunition said
to be hidden inda remote canyon sew
eral miles north OF Ludlow.
General Chase lest night was advis-
ed tilat the strikers haH hidden 300
rifles in that sektion and was supplied
with map plrporting to show the
exact location Of the arms.
Following the reports that patrons
of stores, blacklisted by the unionists,
have been met at the doors Of these
establishments and upbraided and
threatened by crowds Of strikers, or
ders have been given to the soldiers
to disperse these crowds wherever
found.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
He WOUNDS ASSAILANT.
CUBAN OFFICIALS PLACE BOTH
OF THE MEN UNDER ARREST
FOLLOWING INCIDENT
is NOT BADLY INJURED
KNIFE THRUST DOES LITTLE
DAMAGE TO HUERTAs FOR
MER ASSOCIATE

Havana, Nov. T-General Felix Diaz
was arrested here today and accused
Of shooting Pedro Guerrero, the young
Mexican wounded by bullet during
last nights altercation, in the course
Of which Diaz was wounded slightly.
General Diaz is said to have hand
ed the revolver to one Of his com.
panions after he had shot and seri-
ously wounded Guerrero. Guerrero
stabbed Diaz with knife His con-
dition is critical
All that Diaz could tell about the
incident was that he and his com
panions we're listening to the music
played by a band in the Malecon
promenade, when the electric lights
were suddenly extinguished and he
was attacked He said he was unable
TO account for what afterwards hap
pened. His wounds are not serious
General Diaz looked downhearted
when interviewed in prison today. He
showed two slight stab wounds in his
neck, just behind the ear, as the re-
suit Of his encounter last night. He
said he suffered no pain The court
ispiag ai W. asl
Q whether be shall be placed on triaIl
or released
Describing the attack on him, Diaz
said
Il was sitting in Maeedon park list
ening to the concert, with friends. Sud /
denly was struck by an unidentified
man | defended myself with an UNI
brella During the scrimmage one
shot was fired don't know by
whom A man who later was identi-
fled as Pedro Guerrero fell to the
ground and policeman took him to I
a hospital I was taken before a Judge
and at 1880 o'clock this morning was
placed under provisional arrest. l
know nothing further of the incident,
but believe the attack on me was
premeditated.
i have nothing to say with regard4
70 my future plans was waiting
here for Mexican developments and
now will be compelled to stay until
this case has been cleared up. Several
friends called at the prison this morn
ing and offered to testify that | am
innocent Of the shooting Of Guerrero
Many contradictory versions pf last
nights incident are current. 1t is
not known exactly how the affair
started. Some say General Diaz pro
yoked Carranza's followers while 9th
ers declare that Diaz was suddenly
attacked by his enemies.
Julio Ortiz Casanova, a Cuban law
yer, said today he would petition the
court for the indictment Of General
Diaz for manslaughter in case Of
Guerrero's death. adding that several
Mexican and four Cuban witnesses
would testify that they saw Diaz and
his friends attack Guerrero.
Guerrero accuses Diaz of being the
assailant. He is a young newspaper
man and strong adherent Of Gener-
al Carranza He was shot in the back,
the bullet penetrating the abdomen.
He was operated on this afternoon.
Several Havana newspapers recently
published a statement that the Mexi-
can charge d affaires, Domingo Ma
jera. had accused the Cuba police Of
favoring friends Of General Carranza.
Senator Naiera this morning called ali
the Cuban state department and de-
nied having made such statement.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
Powers can Make t1uerta ouIt

Berlin, Nov. THE correspondent
Of the frankfort Gazette in Mexico
City telegraphs today that General
Huerta may perhaps retire from of
flee as provisional president if the
great powers support the action Of
the United States, as. by SO doing he
will avoid the appearance Of yielding
to American pressure alone.
The correspondent mentions plan
OF the provisional president to recall
the Mexican minister from st. Peters
burg to assume the provisional presi
dency.
At the German foreign office it was
said today that combination Of the
powers in support of the United
States would be considered by Ger
many and other European powers in
case the United States expressed a
wish in that direction.
If, however, such a suggestion came
from Provisional President Huerta, it
would not be considered by Germany,
unless the Un1.ed States desired it.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
Military board 70 Meet

Denver, Nov. 7.-Adjutant General
John Chase today called on Governor
Ammons and reported the latest phase
of the military situation in the strike
zone The state military board will
have meeting tonight, at which mat
ters connected with the strike and
the work of the militia to keep order
probably will be discussed.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
Refuse to Confer

Denver, Nov 7-Officials Of the
three principal coal companies oper-
ating mines in southern Colorado to
day refused again 10 confer with Of
ficials Of the United Mine Workers
OF America in an effort to settle the
strike
The refusal is contained in q letter
sent to J. A. Burnett, chairman Of the
Denver chamber Of commerce com
mittee. who yesterday asked the op
orators to enter such a conference
The letter accuses the officials Of the
United Mine Workers Of causing ;
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-11-07
America Expects DEVELOPMENTS

America Expects Developments
Washington. Nov John Linds
unexpected return to Mexico City
from Vera Cruz is understood here to
have been without direct orders from
Washington, but in line with the gem
era1 instructions under which he has
been enjoying the greatest freedom.
This latest development in the Mex
lean situation was surrounded by a
great deal Of reticence here. It was
pointed out that he may be acting on
belief that important developments
may be expected. One official view
is that Charge O'Shaughnessy either
has received some intimation that
Huerta is about to answer the repre-
sentations made early in the week or
that O'Shaughnessy is desirous of ad-
vising with Lind on additional steps
to be taken under his instructions.
The cabinet met today for the first
time in several weeks. All the sec
retaries except Garrison and Wilson
and Attorney General McReynolds, at
tended. 1t was understood that at the
instance Of the president one or Two
members who had planned to be out
of the city cancelled their engage
ments to attend.
The latest news dispatches telling
Of John Lind's return to Mexico City
were taken into the meeting, and Sec
retary Bryan carried a large envelope
of state department dispatches.
Ships Assemble at Vera Cruz
Under orders from Rear Admiral
Fletcher, commanding the squadron in
the Gulf Of Mexico, the battleship New
Hampshire is steaming to Vera Cruz
from Tampico. With her arrival, eight
men-of-war will be assembled off Vera
Cruz.
Officials here gave no. reason for
sending the New Hampshire. Admir-
al Fletcher gave the order without in
structions from the navy department
The gunboat Annapolis arrived today
at Santa Rosala, Lower California
where she is guarding, at the request
Of the French foreign office, band
Of French colonists.
May Recall Minister
The Berlin dispatches referring to
a plan tc recall Minister Miguel 20
yarrubias, representative Of Mexico
at st. petersburg, that he might be
appointed minister Of foreign affairs
and succeed to the provisional presf
dency in succession to Huerta. Great
ed more than little interest among
diplomatists and other observers of
the situation.
Covarrubias recently resigned but
was asked to continue at his post un-
til a successor was appointed He is
a relative Of Juan Sanchez Azcona,
private secretary to the late Presl-
dent Madero. who is now connected
with the Carranza movement and was
said by constitutionalists agents here