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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-11
BATTLIsIIIP RESPONDS TO
An APPEAL. looV AID

Vcrn Cruz, Mex. Nov. 1.-The bat
tleship Louisiana WIS dispatched from
here today 20 Tuxpnm IN response 90
another urgent appeal for protection
received hate Inst night lsom Arthur
G.. Payne. the United states consular
agent there The rebels are believed
To be ia very strong force near Tux
pam whore an attack is expected at
any moment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-11
DESCRIPTION TALLIEs WITH
TnE A. a. ETAwGoOn

Buffalo, Nov Elevator ofri-
cinls here TODAY stated that the de-
scrlption ~ tso steei frcighter found
floating IN Lake Huron corresponds
with that ~ the 81. -. haywood of
Cleveland, which leii this port Friday
night and was reported passing ne-
Ioit, sunday. The vessel was 4l4
fen long and carried crew of lS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-11

tBy Lcnscd Wire 90 Ewnsne uerala.l
Pennington y. Ma Nov a. w Unlt-
cd States officials IA tho shiprocR In.
dian agency Wpre prepared today for
The promised attack hY navajo indi-
ans, according 10 adNcss received
here q was said tho attack promls.
od Yesterday was delayed hy the sud,
den illness of lhe Indian leader
United States Marshal ilnaapcih ~
credited with the aintcment that feds
oral iro,pg hRye beon ordered to tho
reservation from Arixona. hui pending
their arrival he and iudlln Agent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-11
RsTREAT or VILLAs
UlluIIs rs CONFIRMED

t'l paso Tex. Nov. c0nfirma-
tion from American business firms IN
chihuahua WAS received today hf
telegraph of the federal victory over
Pancho Vllg'a rebels and OFF the re-
treat of tho rebols Tho kilograms
say the city % quiet, the rebels have
completely disappeared and tho OUT
look ~ more favorable IN tho chihua-
hua cnpltal than 81 has bocn FOR
months Tho railroad and toieRraphs
are both open between chihuahua
city and Juarrz
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-11
STRIKERS CONFESS
MURDER OF FOUR
AUTO PARTY
MEMBERS
Six Assassins Admit Part in
WantOn Killing Near La
Veta; Another Implicated
Man Arrested.
STRICT MILITARY RULE,
IF NEEDED, SAYS CHASE

. Boulder. Colo. Nov. 1.-THE .
. Hecla mine az Louisville was at- =
Q tackled about midnight by
. party OF about twenty strikera =
. according To reports received =
. here early today In She ox- .
. change Of shots buildings were =
= riddled and occupants took ref =
. uge in cellars and behind coal =
. cars. So far as known none was =
. injured.
NANNNAAANNAAAAAAAAA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-11

Duluth Miun, Soy. III rhe
steamer H s. Hawgood Of Cleveland
is ashore near Fort Huron. Lake Hu-
ron. according to definite information
rorehcd here late This afternoon ~
officials ot the Tomllnson llne. The
mossuae received by the officials
make no mention of the Haywood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-11
FOREIGN STRIKERS WIVES
ATTACK STRIKE RIlIAkIfff

OAK Greek. COlo., Nov, 11.--Ihc
sheriff OF Routt county today sworn
In 20 additional deputies to keep or
der In the coal strike In this district
and announced that he would ask
Governor Ammons for state troops II
he found his force unable TO handle
the situation.
Attacks upon strikebrealSers by
wives of foreign strikers were report
ga today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-11
THREE TROOPS LEAVE
CHICAGO IOR nORDiclt

Chicago. Nov a. Troops IS, r.
and N of the Fifteenth United states
cavalry leit Fort Shcridan today for
~ paso. Texas. where the regiment
will bo reunited next Friday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-11
MASSES OF DEBRIS IN OHIO
CITY BURIED UNDER 20
INCHES Of SNOW

Thousands Upon Thousands Of Inhabitants Face Famine and
Suffering; Several Killed, Many Believed Frozen to
Death, While Mountainous Seas From Savage Lake
Erie Are Hammering at Water Front and Life Savers
Are Helpless to ALI Doomed Sailors; Feared Flood Will
Add Last Straw to Appalling Situation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-11
GINBOAT WHEELING TO
INVESTIGATE DISORDERS

Washington. Nov 1.-The gum
boat Wheeling arrived at TuxpRm 90
investigate disorders Ia the northern
part of Vera Cruz state The battle-
shin Louisiana Is also due there to-
day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-11
nIuolaekcts neacll Pnrls.

Paris Nov li.-A largo dotaeh-
ment of blueiackets from the 'nliod
states hnttlcshlns visiting Marseilics
ana Nillrfrancho arrived IN Paris to-
day on a sightseeing trip.
.~~~-.~~->~~~-~-~~~-~
the Fifteenth ana Tenth from Fort
Myer Va Fort sheridan, Ill. For
leavenworth ana Fort Ethan Allen,
W.
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LOSS ALREADY ESTIMATED AT TWO
MILLION; ALL TRANSIT PARALYZED

Half of City Plunged in Darkness Street Car Lines Are Out
of Commission, 5000 Trolley, Telegraph and Telephone
Poles Are Down. Business Is at Standstill and Only
Few Trains Reach or Leave City; Dead Left Where
They Fall and Damage by Fire Is Feared With No
Means Of Protecting Property.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-11
HUGE FREIGHTER WRECKED
ON LAKE HURON; 80 TO
40 MEN DROWNED

Bits Of Wreckage Washed Ashore BY Ugly combeu only
Clew to Fate Of sixHundred Foot steame Relieved Loa
With All on Board; Fsesh-watsr Seas Uttered viii
Battered and Demolished Vessels and Total Loss Of Life
Will BE Heavy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-11
Clean FOOTBALL
BY COMPANIES

Especial star Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SKATER, Nov. 1.-THE
football teams of A and B companies
met on the gridiron Sunday afternoon
before a fair-sized crowd of speeta-
tors. B company's team won by
score of Z to 6, A company falling to
kick goal after making touchdown
following long run from an inter
cepted forward pass. A fair quality
of football was displayed by both
teams and a high grade article OF
sportsmanlike spirit and conduct was
noted, this latter being in marked
contrast to the playing of the en-
gineer team as exhibited in their
match with the marine team from
Camp Very on Saturday afternoon.
when. high and foul tackles were fire.
quently made, followed ultimately by
smuggling of the rankest order. This
latter cffense resulted in one engineer
being summarily ruled ~out Of the
game. Striking blows with the
clenehed fist aimed at a player who
is down is not football.
B company's team in Sundays game
showed improvement over their work
in their previous games. particularly
in their interference and in the run
ners following the cover Of players in
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mond and Click doing the bulk Of the
work.
Penn Downs Penn State.
PHILADELPHIA The Univer
sity Of Pennsylvania football team
with the help II trick plays and good
generalship, defeated Pennsylvania
State today by II to 0.
1t was hafd-t0ught and fast con
test, Pennsylvania State playing a
stronger game than the score indi
Gates.
Navy Wins In Walk.
ANNAPOLIS Md. The Nays
football eleven eksily defeated the
a1ehish BAfyefAit team here ~ q
score of SO to o.
; The game was marked by long tear.
ing plunges through the line on the
part of the Navy, and in addition there
were two runs OF nearly the entire
length Of the field, these being cred.
tied to Miles and Nichols, who went
IN as substitutes I'm tie last period.
From the first few minutes OF the
play until the last period, when many
second-string men had been sent in
to relieve the varsity men, the game
was the navy's, and at no time was
the opposing team at all dangerous.
Not only were touchdowns scored, but
placement goals, safeties and attempt.
ed drop kicks and one or two for
ward passes featured IN the struggle.
The visitors great fauld was poor
tackling. Repeatedly in open-field at
tempts they missed their man, and it
was seldom that the Navy platter car,
rying the ball was dropped until after
two and sometimes more Lehigh men
had made grab at him.
Army Beaten,
WEST POINT IN. The Army
vas beaten by Notre Dame, IS to 10.
The cadets were ontclassed, and ex-
cept in the second quarter, when they
scored both their touchdowns, they
looked like noVices beside the West
erners.
Notre Dameis long forward passing
and pretty open lield play we're spec
tacular and a revelation to Eastern
football enthusiasts. Out of IA at
tempts with the forward pass play,
the Westerners succeeded IN making
~ good for long distance gains.
Rockne, Finnegan and P1iska, on the
receiving end, with Dorais throwing
the ball, gained many yards for their
team.
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AQUATIC MEET
AT PALARA Is
GREAT SUCCESS

Marking the conclusion Of Palama
Settlements swimming campaign
amongst the boys Of the upper grades
at Kaiulani school was aH aquatic
rect, held in Palama Settlements
swimming tank. yesterday afternoon.
There was keen rivalry between the
different classes, five in all, covering
grades VI, VII, and WILL, For Two
weeks the swimmers in each class
have been busy reaching their nom
swimming classmates the natatorial
art, and the test of the efficiency OF
their efforts came yesterday. The
pennant was won By room is tgrade
Vi. Al great deal of interest CEN
tered in the five relay teams. and the
excitement was intense, as the four
boys representing each class plowed
their way for four lengths through
10 -
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interference. A coInpany's principal
fault, as observed, was In failing to
play low in the line. This resulted
in the players so negiecting being run
up in the air as they attempted to
break through the opposing line. The
backs of both teams were notably
slow in starting on their runs and
frequently showed hesitation when
approached by tacklers, a natural re-
suit of lack of experience in the game.
The teams win meet again and should
afford an interesting game, though
neither eleven has as yet shown the
knowledge of the game that the en-
gineer team possesses.
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i the weakness Of the second strins
men were brought out in Haryard's
game against Cornell, which the
Crimson won with apparent ease, 2;
to s,
While Brickley, Hardwick, Captain
Storer and others of the regular Har
ward players were in the lineup
touchdowns were scored in each OF
the three periods and Brickiey added
his customary goal from the field
Cornell was held back OF the middle
Of the field and was . negligible fac
tor for three periods.
In the last Is minutes Coach
|Houghfon sanf his substitutes int
the zane and they cfumbled against
the Ithacan onslaught. Although they
made d game stand and held Cornell
for three downs, they could not pre-.
vent q score on the fourth rush.
Cornell almost failed to make the
touendcWn, for Barrett. in plunging
snlons noe IN me center. prougn,
~ ,i.e,., ~ - - SO.
sts,,4 Nh, - stans ss - pay *. +.
,,, ,,,.i.s 1,,,sh,a :. 49, az s.s 49,
ssd i d wss sastnSeta bomers $50 =,
r ~, tbs hall aro,,1d era pafors !,
fsa Z sse7a r,,laS- tbat to,chSnwn IL 4
haan scored 49, s !, $500 = : '-.-''
81 ,sae stbs fret corsista,,. ,,,oro,, -
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TWO FOOTBALL
GAMES TOMORROW

m what promises to be one of the
snappiest games this season, the o. G.
reserves win meet Kamehameha on the
latter's home field tomorrow after
noon. Since their last game with the
Honolulu School for Boys, which they
lost by small margin. the cadets
have improved materially and expect
to give the Oahuans q hard rub They
have the material for a good team
and 1t has only remained for Coach
Brewer to develop this bunch. Pun
|afou men realize tnas they will be
|outweighed by the Kamehameha boys
and have been practicing hard to
make up for this disadvantage.
Under the watchful eye Of Coach
HMidkiff the collegfans have improved
in the last week and are confident Of
success. Al Number Of new plays have
been learned which win be used in
the game Wednesday and the old
plays have been perfected for use
also. The reserves are not confident
to the extent that they have neglected
practice, for signal work Is going on
regularly, rain or shine.
Among those who will play for the
Kams are the BerteImann brothers,
Kahanamoku, Mckinney, Makanani,
and Koani who is captain Punahou
will play the same men as in the last
game with the exception of Quintal.
The following will probably play:
c.. NOR; 6. Lyman and Fleishauer;
4, johnson and King; ends, Brown
(captainl and harrington; q. b., Bal
lentyne; Z b.. Mott-Smith; halves, L.
K. Wal and zap.
While Punahou is playing the Kams.
the High School and the Honolulu
School for Boys are scheduled TO play
on Alexander field. Although the
Highs have no chance for the cham
pionship, they are not going to let
Honolulans beat them without fight
ing hard. With the same good spirit
that has been shown by the first team
the reserves have been working hard
IN order that they may make up for
the whitewashing that they received
at the hands Of the Honolulu school
In the first game between these two
teams.
Inc III. .. b. VIII nave Kan Yen,
Norrie, Makalena and Cockitt behind
the line as usual and their regular
linemen. High school will also play
the same men they have used in the
last few games. Bush, Wong, Amana
and Bent win hold down the back
field, while Hawkins and Rosehill
will take the ends, Carter and Wicke
the tackles. Grozier and Lee the
guards and McTaggart the center
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CRACK BALL IEAMOF 18TH
! DISBANDEl AND DIS0RGANIzED
Scoed Fans Much Disappointed Over Failure Of the Post
Champions to Play with own Teams = Next Year the
Members Of Reqimenta Team Win Not Be Allowed to
Sign with Oahu League Clubs

i Twenty.fifth. Saunders success with
the team which took the pennant here
with ease. capturing 20 ont 81 the 4
games. shows that the Twenty.lIfth
made no mistake when they wished
4 the nianagership on him.
! The regimenfal fans now know
what was apparent 60 the outside fans
long ago-that Saunders had his fron-
bles with that team NOT the least =
those troubles was the fact that hIn
regiment was more concerned about
winning games than Il was developing
q team. so much so that when the pen.
Inant was cinched about the middle 81
1.-THE series, be was denied the chance 10
TRY out new material because the fann
wanted the same old lineup 10 figure
In each game. Consequently when the
lure Of the Honolulu limelighf was
felt BY several OF his players he waa
without seasoned men % FIJI then
places and the regiment felt 4 reIucI-
ance to run the risk Of losing an coca
sional game with green men. In JUS
Itice to these men who entered the
/ town teams II must be stated that they
/ did SO with the full authority 0f the
manager with the pennant won. and
THE memories Of town applause con-
| tinually in their ears, Il was only nat
Iural that pfacticing for the regiments
Ial team should become little lrk-
some, and Il Is reliably stated that a.
Iattempt 10 make the absent.mindtI
players tighten up little caused the
final withdrawal Of the team o.
course no manager cnnld f0r64ot FL"
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PAL ANA TEAM TRIMS
KALlHI AGGRE TON
at INDOOR BASEBALL

Palama Settlements crack indoor
ball team, that of the Young Mems
Club, added another to its long record
of victories by defeating their old RI
tals, Kalfhi, 1876 last night at Palama
Gym. The game was the second Of
three out Of five series. As PalaH1a
won the first game, 1872, this makes
the score 20 In favor of Palama, and
gives the choice Of the floor for the
third game to Palama. The game
next Monday will accordingly be
played at Palama gymnasium.
Following are the lineups and the
score by innings:
Palama: Arthur Parker p. Ehinitc
Moriyama G, Hong Chong 1b, E, Bar
ba 2b, H. Brito 3b, T. Mofiyenna IS.
Bllng Ching RI. w. Saffrey, Of. ]. Par
ker II.
KafsKi: G.. Trask D. ]. Bolster 6,
p. Sullivan 1b, E. Cannon 2b, ID. Col
burn, 3b, H. Marine, %, H Zap RI,
IF. Coiburn Ct, L Fernandez II. s.
The score by innings: 8,
Kalihi .....O o. $500 o. Q o.
Paiama ....4 g. % 52t3 x-1S
The Palama Young Mems Club is
low organizing second team in or
der to take care Of new members Of
the club, and as a means Of strength.
ening the first team by developing
reserve material. With the good
coaching that ID available, the excel
lent floor equipment at Palama gym.
and with the interest In indoor ball
so high among the young men of the
neighborhood, 1t should be possible
to develop an exceedingly fast second
team.
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Especial star Bulletin correspoudencsl
ScHoFIELD BARRACKS. Nov. IL.
Realization that Honolulu Is fairly
sizzling with baseball excitement
over the tie in the Oahu league ser
les and the games Of the recently re-
turned AllChinese team. and that
there IL nothing doing here In he
way of big games. Is making the
Schofield Barracks fans rather tired.
Baseball interest Is as intense here
as Il ever was, and the fans have
been led to believe that there were
to be some big games here this fall
with the Twenty-fifth infantry team
In the running to represent the post
in the Try for the island champion
ship The fans are very much up a
stump about the disappearance from
the local and town diamonds Of the
post champions. and to make matters
worse no one seems to be able or
willing to explain the mystery OF
their withdrawal. -Has the regiment
gone out OF the baseball businessf
Or have they thrown the old team
into the discard to try q new deckg
Nobody seems to know. "A canvass
Of the individual players Of the team
shows that they are more than will
ing to get into uniform again. and
certainly the fans are hankering for
them to take on the town teams. par
|ticularly the Coast Defense, the All
Chinese and the winner Of the Oahu
League series. OF course there are
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End INFANTRY
SERIOUSLY OUT
FOR BASEBALL

ESPECIAL Star-Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SHAFTER, Nov. 1.-THE
formation of regimental baseball
team for the I'd infantry has been
made the subject of q memorandum
from headquarters of the regiment
that places the team on an official
basis and should result In bringing
out the best of material and produce
team of merit.
This memorandum directs that q
squad of some II men by name report
to I'd. 1t. C. B. Lyman daily at 100
p. m. for training and practice.
These men as designated viii be ex-
cused from guard duty, fatigue and
kitchen police. Their participation in
regimental baseball practice Is vol.
untary, but once having volunteered
and having accepted the privileges
prescribed in the memorandum, prac-
tice becomes military duty involy-
ing the usual penalties for neglect or
non-performance.
Heretofore, both company and regi-
mental ball teams have had no recog-
nized standing as regards their per-
Torrance Of other duty. The 0fsani-
zation and conduct Of these teams
having been largely In the hands OF
the men themselves The present
scheme insures that the players VIII
have opportunity for regular practice
and that this practice viii not be In
tercepted or interfered with BY the
smaller requirements Of daily com
pany or other duty; and. IN addition.
viii have the official sanction and
hearty support of the regimental head
quarters. This latter item Is Of great
value and importance andi the team
viii know that the regiment to q man.
both officially and personally VIII
back their efforts whether at home
or abroad.
The men, and their organizations.
are shown ID the following list and
under the coaching Of Lieutenant Ly-
man should make first.class team.
as the individual ability is Of high
quality.
Company B, Suwalski: Company c.
McCue, Kelly, McAllister and Doyle;
Company D. Harbnla and Van Dyke;
Company S Donovan Company +.
Enster company IN, raoslInss
Sterquel and Burkhart; uunpeny 4.
Bates: Company K, Kibbey and DAILY !;
Company M, Burton; Regimental De
4tachment, Cribhs.
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.SC0UISCARRY
FOOTBALL news

Yale and Harvard graduates, play
Ing at donkey golf Saturday after
noon, Nov. %, viii receive the news
of the Yale-HarYard game by means
of Boy Scout patrols The signallers
viii be posted on the hills from Fort
Shafter to Moaaalua nag staff, where
a, bomb and pennants will announce
the result Meanwhile the full text
of the cable will be brought from the
Star. Bulletin Office to the Flagstaff by
a relay Of BICYCLES. Scoutmasters
wishing to enter this exciting contest
please communicate at once with ].
A. Wilder, Comm, tel. 2S70 or 1909.
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swimming amongst the upper grade
boys at Kaiulani Out of the 1873 boys
in these upper grades. over one hun
bred participated in this campaign
Now comes the turn of the boys in
grades one to five. They will have
the right of way for the next two
weeks. ~. -..-
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the water. Rooms Ia and 19 were
the ones that figured In the finals;
after hard fight the victory eyentu-
ally lay with the team representing
room IS. composed of Harry Tuck
Chan tcaptainJ. Quon Chew, Albert
Kaehu and Peter Kim. The runners
up troom I'D were All Kai (captain)s,
Shigi Matauguma, Joseph Camacho
and Juanito Hurley.
The 50-yard championship race was
don by Clarence Lane; Harry Tuck
Chan and Captain sKulaku tieing for
second place.
The last event on the program was
. pillow fight on the greasy pole, !"
and to the spectator 1t was great fun.
The contestants climbed carefully
out from either side of the swimming
pool, sitting astride a six.inch flag.
pole, suspended five feet above the
water, and met face to face in the
middle. armed with Inflated pillows
with which they proceeded to belabor
each other. The pole was PREACHER
ously slippery with a thick coating
of liquid soap, and it didn't take much
OF blow to knock ones opponent ig-
ANONYMOUSLY to the depths beneath.
Clarence Lane successfully met all
corners, banishing them by his strong
right arm, and his excellent balanc-
ing proclivities. and he was eventu.
ally declared the undisputed cham
pion Of the greasy pole. -
A little vigorous ball practice in
the gymnasium, and a feed of ice
cream for the winning class brought
to an end the afternoons festivities.
and the two weeks effort of the Set.
Element to promote the gentle art of
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Stocks int New York were sluggish
on Saturday, but losses were confined
to Delaware & Hudson, Studebaker
preferred, Goodrich and New Haven.
Standard stocks were. firm, although
the market closed weak
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The Hawaiian band WIN play At
Thomas Square this evening. begin
ming at 7:30 o'clock, the following
program to be rendered.
March Inner los, new Blon
Overture Parisina, new Donizet.I
Quadrille German Melodies. new
Kuhner
Selection BeIisario DonizeffI
Vocal Hawaiian Songs Ar. By Berger
Selection Pot-Poufri. new 81. Hume
The Rural Festival Hume
Finale -Dulbic .......s.. TovoY
The Star SpangIed Banner.
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HoaoLuLu REPRESENTED.

!. The Harvard Cornell football game
of November would have reminded
any Honolulu spectator OF home. With
Wilmington and Anterior Gilman
playing in the crimson line, and Rex
Hitchcock in reserve. Honolulu was
certainly well represented.