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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-02-24
IS ARRESTED AGAIN
Back to Jail Goes Mrs. En-
incline Pankhurst.
CNational News Association,

LONDON. Feb. 24.-Mrs Emmeline
Pankhurst, leader of the militant suf-
fragettes and head of the woman's
Social and Political Union, was arrest
ed at her home today just before she
was scheduled to deliver a suffragette
address at a vaudeville hall. She was
taken TO Scotland yards. At the head
quarters of the Woman's Political
Union it was learned that the charge
against Mrs. Pankhurst was inciting
women 10 blow up the residence of
Chancellox LloId-Georga
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-02-24
ELECTRICAL UNION
MAY BE ENJOINED
tNational News Association

National News Assocfation)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24-Asking
that the court enjoin the International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
from committing acts OF violence in
conducting a strike against the Postal
Telegraph company the department OF
judiciary today directed District At
torney Wickersham at Chicago to file
suit against the labor union.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-02-24
If President Wilson Finds 1t Necessary to Intervene in
Mexico He Will Find That the Taft Admnistra-
tion Has the Army Ready to Take the Field
Without the Slightest Delay.
MUCH RESENTMENT OVER DEATH OF MADERO
Kansas House of Representatives Passes Resolution In
dorsing American Intervention in Mexco--Ma-
dero and Suarez Will Have Very Elabor-
ate Military Funeral 1t Is Said

to firm footing among the nations I
had hoped General Huerta would prove
magnanimous president and save my
| brother"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-02-24
KANSAS WANTS WAR.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb 24.-The house
of representatives today passed a reso-
luton endorsing Intervention in Mex
leo by a vote of SO to As. Most of the
Republicans voted against the meas
ure, urging that the action was too
hasty.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-02-24
18TH INFANTRY READY.

DETROIT, Mich. Feb. 24.-The
Twenty-sixth U. S. infantry, stationed
at Ft. Wayne, near Detroit, has been
ordered to Galveston and the troops
will leave as soon as trains are pro-
vided.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-02-24
THE WEATHER

STATE AND locAL-Fair tonight
and Tuesday. Slowly rising en-
psratun4 tuesday,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-02-24
THE IRONY OF FATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The bod,
Suarez, late president and vice presi.
dent of Mexico will be given the hon.
ors of a military funeral, attended by
all the pomp and ceremony of the
Latin-American countries, according
to dispatches received from Ambassa-
dor Wilson today.
The Ambassador reported that the
Huerta government apparently is do
ing everything in it's power to run
down the murderers of Madero and
Saurez. Mr.. Wilson also reported that
great excitement prevails in Mexico
and added that there were indica-
tions that these two acts of violence
would be the signal for revolution
against the administration.
Americans throughout the Mexican
capital are laying in large supplies of
arms, ammunition and provisions. In
the event of another protracted seige
all the foreigners will gather within
the American embassy where provis-
ions will be distributed and everything
placed on a military basis
The so-called fugitive law is not held
here to be any excuse for the shooting
of Madero and Suarez. but state de-
partment officials admitted today that
the only recourse this government will
have is to withhold recognition of the
new government and refuse financial
aid to it. The treasury of Mexico is
known to be depleted and it is under
stood that President Huerta has at his
command only few thousand dollars
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-02-24
YOUNG MApERo ANGRY.

DELAFIELD. Wis, Feb. "a
Death is nothing to the terrors of a
Mexican prison Marble walled cells
bring only rheumatism of an incurable
nature. My brother would rather have
died than spent his life in such a hell
hole. ] would rather have him dead
than suffer such living death"
This was the declaration of Don Car
los Madero. cadet ar ST. Johns military
academy, where he is being educated
for Mexican generalship.
Maybe some day will try what
my brother has failed added the boy,
but not until a molder. Ny brothers
hare died in an effort to bring Mexico
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lContinued on Page Two.l
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-08
RELIGIOUS BASEBALL
NEW SUNDAY PASTIME

SAN JOSE. Oct I3.-Men of the
Bible class of the First Presbyterian
Sunday School are in the midst of a
worlds series of their own. They
are playing religious baseball and a
game is played each Sunday.
The squad" has been divided into
two teams. A pitcher" delivers ques-
tons to the team" at bat A sue
cessful answer is Il baseht The bat
ter may rest on his laurels at first
or try for a double. triple or home
run by answering two, three or four
questions. If he misses he is out.
Three out retire the side. 1t takes
four singles to score a run. Each side
has a pitcher to occupy the verbal
rifle pit" and batting order keeps
coming for the hardest twisters he
can deliver until three have been re-
tired.
The plan created such wide inter
est yesterday that it will be kept in,
operation. 49,. K
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kauai Keen
ON PROPOSED
BALL SERIES

~ -
Kauai has taken up the siattef Of
the inter-island baseball season to be
played here at the time of the Flora;
festival, with vim, and there Is nc
chance of a faH-down in that quarter
judging from stories in the Kauai pa.
pers.
The Garden Island has the following
to say In regard to the carnival series:
Arrangements are now underway
between A. L. Castle, chairman of the
Mid-Winter Carnival baseball com
mittee, and Geo. All Nee, former um
pire in the Kauai league. who has
been asked to represent Kauai. In the
yinter-island series
Mr.. An Nee, who is now a resident
of Honolulu, will endeayor to select
a picked team to compete In the
series. The Christmas series between
All.Kauai and AH-Chinese has now
been definitely cancelled.
The teams to compete in the. Febru
airy series are the Chinese and Asahis
for Oahu, and picked teams from each
of the islands, Hawaii, Maui and Ka.
uai. 1t is understood that the series
will begin on February 18th and will
close on the 23rd. .~.t. -
Some correspondence has been held
with some of our local sluggers and
it is understood that j. Fassoth, Aka
Ia and Geo. Kekoa are selecting the
best PLAYERS out of the five teams;
which viii give the Garden Island a
splendid representation. ~:
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HAWAlIS AND STARS
TO PLAY POSTPONED
CONTEST TOMORROW

The third game for the play-off
series of the Oahu League, between
the Stars and Hawaiis, which was
postponed last Sunday on account Of
wet grounds, will be the attraction at
Athletic park tomorrow afternoon
with a meeting between the Coast
Defense and All-Chinese teams as a
curtain raiser.
The Star-Hawaii game is likely to
decide the winner of the second hal2
OF the Oahu league series. for If the
Hawaiis win; WI h seems altogether
probable, that cam will then have
beaten both the Coast Defenders and
the Stars, wno figured in the triple
tie for first place. The Hawaiis
would then have to play off for he
pennant against the Portuguese. win
ners OF the first series. IT, however,
the Stars slip one over on the Ha-
walls, the play-off series will be at
deadlock, and will have to be started
all over again. -.
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AMERICAN FOOTBALL
TEAM FORMED ON KAUAI
The Garden Island says:

The Garden Island says: -.a.-. p.
A meeting was held last Saturday
by a number of local football enthu-
siasts with a view to organizing a
team Of Americans.
DR.. G1aisyer was elected president
and manager; T. Thomas, captain,
and Enoka Lowell, vice-president.
Black and white were the colors
adopted for the team uniforms.
The eleven will. be composed OF the
following players:
A r. Glaisyer, Enoka Lowell, Chas.
Dole, K. G.. Hopper, E. Fountain, r.
Morrow, w. d. Woodside, H. Vincent,
E. Fernandez, Ahana and Makanui.
A game against the Makaweli team
may possibly be arranged for the
18th of November.
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WILMINGTON, Del.-The interna-
tional match between the British and
American women golfers proved as
was expected most interesting in ey-
cry way Somewhat to their own sur.
prise the British won by score Of
4 matches to 8 The American team
looked very strong on paper being
comprised Of champions and runners
up. Four OF the seven had held the
national title, Miss W. and Miss H.
Curtis, Miss Bishop and Miss Har-
ley, while Mrs. Barlow has been
twice runner-up and three times East
ern title-holder. Miss Hollins, the
present and Miss Hyde the former
metropolitan champions were the 9TH
or two on that fine team, the latter
having been runner-up in the nation
al 1911 and bronze medalist the year
before SepYral changes were neces-
sary In tie team among them the
putting on of Miss Harley as Mrs.
Wheeler was unable to come.
However, though the score was so
close the truth must be acknowledged
that three sweeping victories went to
the British to one decisive one for the
states and one narrow gain by one
hole for Britain TO two equally close
for the home team a
Miss Dodd's brilliant steadiness
proved too much for our champion
who never seemed to find her best
game, but the gAaeral opinion seems
to be that the little English player
is simply golfing marvel and able
to rise TO any emergency.
Miss Hyde showed even Miss Raw
encroft that in the matter of length
she could hold her own, the home
player being IL anything the longer
However, the former British cham
pion's straightness and wonderful
iron work won admiration even
though she only snatched the match
at the home green. =.
Mrs. Barlow proved no match for
the steadiness OF the ex-Irish cham
pion, who gave few openings and sell
dom fails to take advantage of any
chances given by an opponent. anG
the same steady determination shown
by Miss Pocley proved too much for
our young metropolitan title-holder,
who was several holes down early in
the game and never was dear win
ming. .r+.
The first victory for the states was
won by the Canadian runner-up, Miss
F. Harvey. missing tflree-foot putt
at the last hole for the chance to go
to the nineteenth with Miss Bishop,
while the youthful conqueror of Mrs.
Barlow in the Canadian champion.
snip, Miss Frances Scott, had a yard
and a half putt to force Miss H. Cur
tbs to play an extra hole. Both Cana.
dams failed to hole and so the first
two points for the home team were
marked up. The last match was
something Of a runaway affair, Miss
Harley giving her young Canadian
opponent no chance, and the ex-na.
tional champion won easily.
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ALL HOPE GONE.
Helpful Truths Every Man,
Young. Old. and Middle
aged, Should Know
About Himself.
THE WONDERFUL PERSIAN.
NERVE ESSENCE.

Nothing can be more sad or trying
than to see life slowly but surely ebbing
away. tits distress to the beholder-
as well as the victim. And yet to see
thousands of such victims every day
weak, pallid, nervous men, who seem
to have lost all interest in life and to
have given up all hopes of being cured.
Numerous causes lead to this decline
of vitality. 1t is by no means unusual
to see man apparently full of health
and yigor suddenly begin to decline
without knowing why. The family
doctor to whom he applies cannot tell
the reason for the sudden change, and
treats him for malaria, liver trouble,
catzffh, Of what not. He tries various
medicines without relief. His life is
slowly but percentihly ehbina AWAY 3,
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Will BE BATTLE
ROYAL when TWO
Big TEAMS MEET
Af-Hawaiians Capable Of Civ
ing AH-Chinese Run for Mon
ey on Thanksgiving Day

When the All-Hawaiian ball team
that went to the coast last summer
and played throughout the Middle
West, goes up against the ALI.
Chinese ball team that has made two
successful invasions Of the mainland,
Honolulu fans will see something
that is really worth while. Thanks
giving Day is the date set for The
clash, and II should be hummer.
The Chinese team is more widely
known In the States than is the All
Hawaiian aggregation, and IL is natu-
raj thai more press comment on the
former has filtered back to the home
town. However, this isn't saying
that the All-Hawaiians didn't play a
classy brand OF ball and that they are
moi capable Of putting up the real
article
A look at the records OF the latter
team shows that Ii won more than
rs per cent of its games. This is go-
Ing somes considering that the boys
were playing on strange fields and un-3
der distressing climatic conditions.
The All-Hawaiians played 107 games,
winning So and losing IS, percent.
age of 1866
The individual pitching records are
also interesting. Ed Desha has the
highest average, but .twirling honors
really belong to Brother Alex, who
was used In the box oftener than any
other slablnen. and who finished only
26 points behind Ed.
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|or mechanically. yet selling for much
less money than In the old age. No
one knows what next year will bring
forth. but with the knowledge thar app
|proximately seventy-five bicycles. BIZ
cycle parts and accessories factories
ARE in operation. giving employment
to thousands or workmen and playing
"a prominent part In industrial activl-
ties In many cities, coupled with the
realization of how the bicycle will al
ways make for health. plsasaTs and
ECONOMY. who can but predict a bright
future for II?
Bicycle VIII Hold IFS Own
in spite Of automobiles. flying ma
chimes snd all other modern means Of
Ilocomotion. believe that the bicycle
will hold Its own IN years to come.
''Going back to the latter Sos and
Iup to the falling off OF bicycle races,
Especially in this Part OF the country.
shortly after 1900. we lost one OF the
greatest athletic and one OF the pur-
est sports in recent history Nearly
every large bicycle concern, tire firm
and accessory maker had star team
or In fact several star racers repre-
senting their respective firms AZ
soon as the expense OF caring for
these riders was stonped just that
quickly did the bicycle commence to
lose its popularity.
sThe younger generation OF today
know little Of those days OF such
great riders as Eddie Ball. Tom Coop
er. Walter Sanger. A A. Zimmerman.
Julian P. Bliss. Earl Kaiser. Floyd
Mcfarland. Tom and Nat Butler. Bob
lby Walthour and countless others
But these youngsters Of the present
lage are bound to take to this grand
sport the same as in the days OF old
Perhaps under different circum-
stances. but the sport WILDE just the
same
Road Races Are ReyieEed
sThe present year, witnessed the
revival of many road races similar to
those Of the old Pullman, the Chicago
to Evanston and return and the
Wheeling to Chicago grind. Next year
many other races and perhaps bicycle
clubs will be formed, and once more
the grand old sport of bicycling will
be brought back to life.
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GOING
Wild over THU,
SOCCER SEASON
$1,000 - test Mann f7lsa

I - 49, - - 4Jy latest MALL
| LONDON The opening of the sec
ond month of football saw a particu-
larry Interesting series of matches in
the three association leagues, .as a
result OF leading teams being drawn
against each other and teams which
are at the bottom of the tables also
meeting October. 4. Tottenham Hot
spurs, second on the table, met Man
chester United, who was third, and
as result of the encounter the two
teams C:.anged places. The Spurs
will find some difficulty, probably, in
recovering the exalted position they
held as they have only nine points
for seven matches, whereas the Unit
ed have 10 points for six matches.
Not only so. but West Bromwich AL
bioh have scored nine points also in
six matches and Bolton Wanderers
eighS points in six, so that both teams
are in relatively better positions than
Tottenhafn Hotspur, who are in dan
ger of sinking further down the table.
The West Bromwich Albion match
with Aston Villa brought out $4,000
football enthusiasts to see Aston Villa
beaten by / goal to 0. Aston Villa
had Hampton IN the forward line for
the first time, and his presence GER
tainly strengthened the attack but
the cup holders were not quite good
enough for West Bromwich Albion.
To the surprise of most people, Sun
deTland was defeated by Sheffield
United on the ground of the former
team. Sheffield United was the last
team one would have expected to do
this. and Sunderland, climbing quick
ly up the table after a bad start, was
expected to do great deeds with
res ing at the request of the football
al; iorities, once more leading them.
relieving are the latest mail reports
of old country football matches:
English league, Division I.--Ashton
Villa 2, Sheffield w, 0; Burnley l,
Manchester U. 2; Derby County l. |
sunderland /; Liverpool 2, Bolton w.
/; Manchester G.. |, Blackburn R. 2;
Middlesbcro, 2, w Bromwich A. 0;
Newcastle L. |; Chelsea 0; Preston |
n. E. 0, Oldham A. !; Sheffield L. 4, !
Evarton /; Tottenham H. 0, Bradford /
Z. 0.
English League, Division H.-Barns-
ley I, birmingham |; Bradford 0, |
Stockport c. =; Bury 3. Grimsby T. 1; |
tulham D, DlacX>ooi 0; Huddersfeld |
!, WcolWich 2; Hull City 0, Bristol c. |
l; Leicester F. |. ClaptOn o. o; Lin |
coin c. |. Motifs Forest 0; Motifs COun- :;
ty ?, Glossop ?; Wolverhampton /, !
Leeds 5.
Southern Loague-Bristol R. 0.
Crystal Palace l; Merthyr Town Q,
Reading 0; West Ham L. }, Southamp-
ton /; Queens Park R. Q. Plymouth A.
O.; Swindon T. 6. Coventry c. |; Card
if I" ,, Watford 0; Exeter City 0,
City /; Millwall A. 0, Gillying-
ham 0; Dr;ghto.l and H. l, Southend l.
Scottish League MOtherwell 0, Air
drieonians /; Clyde O. st. Mirren 8;
Dundee /, Hamilton A. 0; Falkirk l,
Morton l; Hearts /, Patrick T. 0;
DumbartCn 0. Hibernians 3; Queens
Park 3 Ayr United 2; KilmarnOck 8
Raith Rovers /; Aberdeen 0, Celtic l.
Glasgow Cup Ffnal.-Rangers ),
Third Lanark 0.
October 10.
English League, Division BLACK
burn Rovers 0, Bradford c. 0; Bolton
W. 5, Aston Villa 0: Burnley ;, Tot
tenham H. l; Chelsea 3, Liverpool 0; I
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|, BIG FOOTBALL GAME =,
ON THIS AFTERNOON.

!: Oahu College and Mckinley
!. High School are scheduled to
!. meet on Alexander Field this aft
= erncon IN what promises to be
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DR.. Mary Walkr was attacked by a
band of young men at her home near
oswego, N. Y, but she managed to
escape without injury The Princess
Alexandria Nicholas of Russia, who
after seeking treatment from the doc
tor, quarreled with her, is believed
to have instigated the attack.
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letic park. The Chinese are planning
to cross the ocean for a third invasion
of the states, leaving here February
Is, and they intend to fatten the club
treasury by playing at least two games
week from now until the time Of
departure.
Last night the members Of the ALI
Chinese bali team were the guests of
honor at the regular monthly enter
tainment of the Chinese Students Al
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AND
MARINES PLAY

Company Engineers, football
team, which beat Company B, I'd in
fantry last Sunday, are today playing
the marine team at Fort Shafter at
3 p. m Admission is free and town
people are especially invited to at
tenHand witness what promises to be
o good game, as the service men are
always known to put up hard battle.
Both teams have been going
through hard practice and are in fine
shape.