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The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
YOUNG MIKE DONOVAN
IS BADLY PUNISHED
Mike Gibbons Wins from New Yorker
When Bout Is Stopped in
the Sixth

New York. Nov. 9.--Mike Gibbons pun
ished Young Mike Donovan so badly in
their scheduled ten-rouri bout at Afaoi-
son Square Garden tonight that Referee
Billy Roche stopped the fight I'm the sixth
round TO save the son "f the famous sn-
'Hucto- of the New York Athletic Club
from further punishment. Donovan VS.
game but outc'asscd, his lack Il riGE
experience making him "asy for CI.Socps
WHO cropped him in the Gfth for the nirs
ctdrt. Kid Lewis, the English IiCht-
wsistt. made his American debut aE,tinst
mi E'"Cm and won on points over the
conluerCr OF Leac1 Cross in ten rounds.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
Young Thomas Breaks COllarbOne

Walter Thomas. The local feather weight boxer,
who lost the District title to Young Marshall few
weeks ago in the battle before the Ardmore Fight
Club. injured yesterday in a football game sEs-
taining a broken collar bone Thomas playing
right end for the Trojan team against the MohaWks
and in making tackle on the kickoff Of the second
half be missed the player with the ball Thomas
Continued 10 play. but be compelled 10 retire
and was in bad shaps Sunday night. Dr. Thompson.
who Is attending the local feztherWeight. is conf
dsnt that he viii be able 70 enter the ring again.
although he win Be compelled to lay OF training fUr
six weeks or more.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
Hilltop Regulars Excused Un-
til Wednesday - Reports
from Other Big College
Football Camps.

With the exception OF Sill Pauxtis. the
end rusher. every member of the George
town varsity football eleven came out Of
the hard game against Carolina A. and
n last Saturday in good shape.
The regulars have been excused from
practice until Wednesday, and told to
forget that such a game as football had
ever been invented.
In the meanwhile the scrubs will be
kept hard at work. Coacn Exendine
plans to give them a number Of the plays
employed by Washington and jefferson
and before the week closes the scrubs
will try their luck against the varsity.
Hilltop scouts have been able to get
fairly good line on the ability of Wash
1ngton and Jefferson, which team plays
here Saturday week, and which will be
the big attraction on the Hilltop this fall.
Next Saturday the varsity Will be with
out q game, but Physical Director John
d. O'Reilly plans to conduct a big field
day, the freshmen and sophomore foot
ball teams will engage in a death strug-
gle and an informal dance in the gym
nasium at night will wind up the festive
occasion.
No admission will be charged and Il
is expected that a monster crowd will be
in attendance
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
Princeton.

Princeton, N J.. Sov. s-The Tiger eleven re-
turned tonight from Leno1, Mass. where they Erent
Sunday recupeTating from their tilt with the Gin
son The whole Undergraduate body was at the sta
ton TO gTeet them with songs and cheers.
IrainT tltzTaHik reports that all Of the uen
came through the game in good physical condition
and viii all be in the practice scrimmaEe her. To-
morrow. since the attack seems to be the main
weakness Of the Tigers Eddie Hart, whose coacbiDg
spoelaity Is the Offensive will be given most Of TIE
tutoring work this week. Under him they viii be
sent through long drills in charging and biockinE
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
Yale.

New Haven. Nov 9-Coach Hinkey TODAY z.ys m
deW to the makeup Of the Yale eleven hi It's rl,SI
Saturuay at Princeton. The second-string backheId
vas vas USED, 9nd shift took place in the rush line
when Carl Belts was given right tackIe IN Tj.re -
Chub Sheldon Bets has always played Euard until
tins fan, and has been nther slow to deyeIoo b7t
mas shown constant promise when given left tactic
Gunng Capt. Talbottis absence frum the eleven
Upon Talbott's retmn 10 practices crimmag, to.S.-
Tor the hrst time fn thres Eeeh1 Bets was sitcbed
TO the Othe wing, and It is probable that ths
selection between him and Sheldon to start the
battle " tHS
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
HARRIS MAKES GOOD.
Former Business High Athlete
Playing at Dean Academy.

Playing at Dean Academy
Word concs from Dean Academy. Of Fr71kin,
Mas 70 the eject that Harry Harris, former Bhsi-
uess High star aud one q the best all around ath-
Ir,es eyer turned cut Of the loa schools has made
god in the Dean lineup this season
Last year Harris czptzined the Business hlsn
eleven and VAS ricked in these columns ss an al
scholastic half back When il was learned that ne
vas 10 enter Dean tins fail few doubted his ability
10 make good. ,
one must clay in both the Dartmouth freshman and
Harvard freshman games Harris performed IN clever
syle in both Of these contests at quarter back and
as q result win be rewarded with d At the Gloss
u the season -
Football Is not the only branch of sport in which
Harris can boast Of his proves. At Business ne
showed to advantage in basketball, track and base
ball Harris will be just As valuable to Dean IN eacn
Il thee branches as he has been in football
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
Navy.

Annapolis, Nd. Nov. s.-Head Coach Howard gar.
ms usual Monday talk to the Naval Academy foot
han squad. using the blackboard to illustrate bis
comments On the work Of the team in SATURDAYS
game against FOTdham. The rest Of the uractjes
peflod was devoted to kicking. formations and sig
mails The team is raridly rounding into it, s1sI
shape but PLACES are still open to those showing ez-
ceTtlonaly strong ability. The fine WORK Of Little
Craig has made him strong contender for the half
nsck POSITION IN which Failing. 4 big fellow, has
been playing most Of the year
The hlhng Of night end is giving the coaches s1u,.
WoLTJ' and il is proposed to Schlossbach from
tackle to end. II this move is made his ulace win
be filed By Ward Or Deroodc
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
Harvard.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. a-Tbe Hsrrard rarsity
eIen was let down easy today after their strenuous
struggie with the Prinoeton Tier4s Thev ,rno-tss
ior blackboard talk and then a few Of the rem
lars were discharged for the day. All the frstrin-
men came Though in good shape. Even MGhan and
fennock came throlgh without a blemisb Tbe
Stamina disSayed By these two men was a source n
great satisfaction to thsr trainer and to the coaches
This week Harvard has As an opponent the Brown
eeten. and while they are not anticipating hard
masing VIII be on the schedule. probably commepc.
ing Wednesday. Nov that the PrincetoR Enme e
over. all Efforts win be directed toward the Yale
sane- HaIFard has bad line on the Eli agxreea-
tion. and their plays VIII be put on by The ssuon,
team and used in practice against the hrst-strinr
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
Danny Green Is Dead.

Philadelphia. Nov. a-Daniel Green. a former
veIlknoEn major league ball plzys. died early to
death resulted frum attack Of paralysis and q
complication of disease said to have resulted from
being stnck With bSseban bat about six yezn ago.
Green played right neh with the Chicago Cubs
from lss3 TO isol when he jumped to the Chiczgo
White sox, playing With the latter club until IUT.
His home was In Camden. n. J..
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
Bender Not to Quit.

Chief Bender remarked a few days ago before
COuie Mack sprung the hEgest surprise Ct the on
season by asking waivers bin, Plank and COombs.
I'm not going to retirr. I'm going to pitch until
they tear the uniform OF me-. Mack hasn't e1actly
tcrn the uniform OF the Indian. but he has ar
ranged things his accustomed Slit won't nt next
sIirius.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
HOFFMAN Nav Manage Feds.

Artie Holman. the former Cub star. viii be named
Successor to Bill BRADLEY managEr q the Brooklyn
Federal League club next season. according 70 re-
port in local baseball drcieA
Holman has had seTeral coufzences with the
BTookyn club odicials the past few days, and this
has given rss 10 the report that he has practically
ben app0inted 70 the position
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
!. P. COMPANY DUcKPIN LEAGUE
Totals. sR n "a 20 zs
TESPIE LEAGUE
Minnesota peaes Miohiean

Minneapolis. Nov. s--The University Of Minnesota
Athletie Association has ssnt message to Director
of Athletics Bartelme Of the University of Aichizsn
asking him to arrange game between Michigan and
Minnesota Thankzsiving Day in Minnsapolis the
prOoeets to 90 to the Belgian relief fund nov being
raised IN this country
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
Bris Lord a Manager.

BJiscoe Lord. former left fielder Of the Athletics
and the leading citizen of Upland. Pa, has been
appointed manager q the Memphis team. oF tho
Southern League. Lord had = srvAt record with the
Mobile club during the pSst season, and Memphis
purchased his release
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
Michigan.

lthsz, Nor. s-The Cornell football squad this
afternoon listeHed 70 the reports of the scouts who
watched the Pennsylvania Michigan game Saturday
The coaches then outlined the plays to be used
against the wolverines, While most Of the varsity
players we're given a lay-Of this afternoon, the
coaches gave the second-stTing men a stif workout
and paid particular attention to the linemsn. Re
ports Of the proves Of MauIbetSch Michisans great
plUnger. have siued up great activity in the Cor
forwards in shape.
The place at night tackle. vacated by Bailey whose
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
AIl-Amsricans Win.

San Ffancisco. Nov s.-Ry winning both saue. of
dOublsheader Sunday the AiI-Americans evepei
~ nHtten with the An-NationAlA each team now
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
SCANDAL AT MICHIGAN.
Attempt Made to Induce Players to
Throw Football Game to Cornell.

Ann ArbOr. MiGh-. Nov. S-A trmeBdOuS ssnsa-
ton 7Rsed here today when IL became known
an attempt had bsen made to induce Michigan Uni
vcrsity players to throw the cunning Michigan
Cornell game to the IthacanS
An Ann Arbor poolro0n proprietor. It is alleged.
offered to "hK'' BEEulb-tsch and HuEhitt for the
Cornell game for 4 Consideration Of s. 900. adding
that he cuuld 81 $500 Of Cornell MONEY covered
50 that hackers Of Cornell W0uld be compensated ard
at the time feel secure in victory for the East
erpeTs next Saturtay
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
West Point.

West Point. n. Y. Nov. s.-The Army squad cane
through the Notre Dame game in fairly Eood SHARP
physically. An the regular men were out today
and amer short blackboard demonstration there
was special Coaching and 4 soft srzimmars ~
Eork0ut lasting two houra McEweu was IN bis
playing clothes but didn't play. His lame shouder
added 70 the already bad knee, is causing some
appEenension AezTilah g0t slight ankle hruise IN
satmday's game. which ker4 hin tdIs todavs
Mitchell. Who until nov has ben playinr N fhe
backheld. s being t<ied cut At end,
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
Teach Georgetown Scrubs
Wash. and Jefferson PLavs

broken hand puts him out fo- the b.I,pc. q, IN.
year was given to Jake Allen 4 varsity crew mar
who has BEEN showing Ersat promise lately Ken
meth McCutcheon, the big varsity ruSrd who vas
hurt late IN September. has rejOined the s1uad and
should strengthen the line for the MichiEzn game
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
Here's the Difference.

hall manager is that when a football coach calls
Down his players for making bone plays they believe
be knows
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
NAVY YARD DUcKPIN LEAGUE.
DISTRICT DuCKPIN LEAGUE.
orNT pleasant pUCKPIN LEAGUE.
ARCADE DUCRPIN LEAGUE.

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Evening star., 1914-05-11
NEWS FROM TAMP|C0
IS KEENLy AWAITED
Fate of Mexican City Means Much
to Constitutionalists'
Hopes

JUAREZ Mexico. May 11.-News of the
fate of Tampico stif is awaited here by
constitutionalist officials. While rumor>
have reached here through unofficial
channels that Gen Pablo Gonzales and
Gen Luis Cabaliero. in command of the
insurgents have captured the city ottl-
cials here believe the main attack on the
position of Gen Zaragosa has not yet
been pressed home
They place a supreme confidence. how
ever. on the handlin" of the artillery b!
Mai Manuel Prieto who Is III charge OF
the rebel guns. Maj. Prieto is graduate
of Chapultepec Military Academy ana IS
expected to open the way for dash by
tbe dismotrnted troops of the rebel forces.
The federal position. it is said. Is strong
Protected on one side by the Panco
river and on the other by the l-aguna,
the intrenchments are said TO command
what is virtually the only approach to
the center of the city. If this position
is carried however. the federais VIII
he cut off from retreat except ny hoat.
George e. %'arothe-s. special repre-
sentative of the State Department. lett
today for Torreon where he Will JON
th. rebels He expects to accompany
Con Villa ana Gen. CarranZa on the
campaign against Salt;llo and san LUIS
PotoS
Evening star., 1914-05-11
PLANNING FOR COMFORT.
No Crowding of Cars for Board of
Trade Shad Bake.

Members of TIN" recently appointed com
mittee On transportation az the Board Of
Trad. arr planning 10 have no crowded
ears on the occasion Of the annual shad
bake of that organization. ato be held At
Chesapeake Beach May -. Assurances
have been given hy several of The COM
mitteemcn that this year all precautions
will he taken to prevent oNercrowdinS.
The committee in charge of transporta-
,iun is as follows; William + Burns.
e. T.. Brown w. B. Bryan. David :.
CarIl y. :. taywuod. Roy G. clafiiu
u. Nelson Clark. Charles f. CO.
berth Charles y Douglass. Bur
ton T DOYLE. +. NJ Elliott.
4. Ward Evans. owen II. Fowler. John
~. Garman, r G. Gideon. William +.
Ham, Edward l.. Hillyer. Andrew ..
Hutterly &. !. James. William L. John
son. Winfield Jones. Charl \. Sang
lev. William j I.aubheimer. William \.
Ieotch. a Il. Lyon. John e. Mclaughlin.
William f Marche. T. J. Marshall, VIII
liam r Matteson, Arthur j. May
James a. Messer, y NJ Minnix, Joseph
]. Moehs, Lee Il. Mosher. George +. Muth,
Alvin l.. Newmyer. q. W. Offutt, II. s
omohundro James l.. Parsons. Joseph
Paul +. T.. RamcN. Albert NJ Read. Jo-
Seph G. Sheehy. Ambrose l.. Shaffer. o.
O. Staples Charles l.. Stone. l.. Stoddard
Taylor George Oakley Tott"n. James
rrimble. George +. Walker. Harry Ward
man Paul Y. Matters aud charles IL
Weaver.
Evening star., 1914-05-11
DUPEs PARIS PUBLIC.
Young spaniard Sells Secrets OF Sue
cess and Love Philtres.

Special Correspondence ~ Tie star.
PARIS May -Four years ago d
vc;ing- Spaniard called catala came :"
Paris with the fixed determination y
make everybody happy at rate 81
about s. each. the total Of which con
trihutions would result in his own
heautituda. He styled himself 'Presl-
dent of the knights of Mystery
He offered also To sell the secrets
of success. infallible loye philtres. and
these, beng wares difficult to buy in
the ordinary market, found a rapid
and enormous sale. The ''Cahali>tic In
stitute' existed only on paper. but the
correspondence addressed 20 its manaeer
at various postes restantcs was prodis-
iouS.
one day the magician vanished. leaving
his disciples lamentns, for the desired
miracles were never produced. ana the
gold pieces had been iugsled out OF their
original pockets never to return.
Some fifty complaints are nov lodged
against Catalta. but the majority Of N"
dunes are too ashamed of their folly to
publish it The Spaniard has returned 70
Spain. and all traces of him have been
lost.
Evening star., 1914-05-11
Old Man Coyotes Dark Plot.

OF course. You know what a plot is 1t
Is plan. a secret plan usually Some
tunes a plot is very. very nice. as when
YOU plan To give some one a very pleas
ant surprise. But q dark plot is "A plan
to bring trouble to some, one R.ddy and
Granny Fox are great p!otters. and
their plots are always dark. ord N.n
Coyote is an even greater ploiter. and
his plots are Just as dark Very sly and
Very crafty are Reddy and Granny Fox.
hut lust little more sly ANA wee
hit more CRAFTY is Old Man COYOTE.
fhat is one reason RedGy and Granny
are afraid Of him
90 When he came out and told them
no" footsh they We're to quarrel with
hedtail the Hawk over Peter Rabbit.
because as long as he STAYED under the
Dis PIE OF brush where he was hiding
ne vas safe. ANA how much better il
would be if all four OF them agreed upon
a plan which he had and which he was
sure would result in Peter being caught
ny one OF thcla they looked AT him sus-
piciouslE. Hut O!d Man Coyot.,s toneue
IS very smooth-verN, very smooth He
Sald that he had a plan which would
give each an equal chance to catch Peter
Rabbit. and which would surely give
one OF them good dinner Reddy and
- - ,hiia ana itedlali thought it over a
little while ana then they agreed They
themselves couldn't think Of any way by
winch they could catch Peter. and they
knew how very smart and crafty Old
Man Coyote is. II might he that he
really had got a plan worth trying.
old Man Coyote turned his head aside
to hide grin as he prepared to tell the
others what his plan was. "lt is very
simple. said he. There are four of us
anG there is only one pile of brush.
WillS hide where | can watch one side:
Reddy Fox viii hide where he can
watch another side: Granny Fox will
hide where she can watch another side
and Redtail will watch from tree on
the fourth side. All We have to do is to
patient, Peter Will get hungry by and
by.
There is nothing to eat under that
pile of brush and after while he will
lust have to come out If we all pretend
that We have given up trying to catch
him and start off just as if were
really going away, he will think that we
Evening star., 1914-05-11
BADGER ASKED TO REPORT.
Government Wants Facts Regarding
Seizure Of Lighthouse.

The Navy Department today called
upon Rear Admiral Badger for com
plete report concerning AN unofficial state
ment shat an American fore" had landed
on I.obos Island. eight miles from the
Mexican shore between Vera cruz ana
Tampico. and taken possession OF the
lighthouse there.
I.obus Island is near the man route
of steamers plying between Vera cruz
and Tampico. and has p"Wtflul ASh'
to guide shipping. one Of the most nm
portant along the east coast the Is
land is low and sandy, with nothing
on it hut the liGhthnus" equipment,
though lis location might make i; of
con Sidera BILE strategic Importance
" line of shoals runs south of the
island making NAVIGATION dangerous.
The town of TuNpam, i'll the center of
;; rich oil region. lies twenty five miles
southwest on the coast.
Evening star., 1914-05-11
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Evening star., 1914-05-11
FEDERAL JUDGE DAYTON
SUBJECT OF RESOLUTION
Inquiry Into Judicial Conduct Is
Sought by Many West
Virginians.

AS the result of a petition alleged to
have baen signed by more than 900
West Vrginians. Representative Neclcy
of that state today introduced resoiu-
ton directing the House Judiciary com
mittee to Investigate the Judicial con-
duct of Aston G. DAYTON. federal judge
for the northern district of West Nlr-
gnia.
The resolution cites the charges
made in the petition. Those are that
he issued injunctions against labor
unions which place them beyond the
pale of the law and make their dellb-
erative actions conspiracy th@t he
has had men and women arrested upon
the sole charge of asking other men
to Join labor union. and by the
use OF injunction has prevented and
inhibited the exercise of the c"nstltG-
tional right of the people to assemble
peaceably TO petition for redress of
Evening star., 1914-05-11
NO MINES TO REOPEN IN
COLORADO STRIKE ZONE
Secretary Garrison Issues Order-To
Prevent Any Further
Trouble.

No mines will be permitted to reopen
in the Colorado strike district for the
present. Secretary Garrison of the War
Department announced today. He denied
that orders had been issued forbiddins
importation of ke-breakers. but ex-
planned that while the situation remained
threatening the mines not already run
min. probably would be Kept closed until.
in his Judgment. their opening would
precipitate no further trouble.
1T makes no difference whether strike
breakers are imported or whether the
la bor is ON the ground. said Mr.. Garri-
son. The question is whether their en-
ployment would start trou BILE.
We are not going to permit any
thing that would agSravate the situa-
ton. The mines will be allowed to
reopen just as soon as conditions war
Evening star., 1914-05-11
Legislative Work Advances.

DENVER Colo, MAY 1.-The second
week Of the special session of the IcGis-
lature called t" meet the emergencies of
the states industrial conflict opened to-
day with general advance of the ad-
miniStration measures. The liquor bill
was before the house for third reading
I'll it's opening TO-DAY. Its prompt paSsa ge
was the plan of the administration lead
crs- The measure would prevent the
selling Of liquor by saloons or drug stores
should the governor issue Il Proclamation
Of prohibition
THE compulsory arbitration hill was cx-
pc"tcd to pass III" senate and reach the
house late today. The hill providing
81 GGD.nop for the state militia debt is eX-
pected Ia pass the House on third read
ing and reach the Senate.
Adjournment Saturday night is pre-
diCted,
Evening star., 1914-05-11
May Not Get Witnesses.

No returns yet have been received of
the subpoenas issued for the directors of
the New Haven. who We're ordered to APP
PEAR as witnesses Wednesday. They in
clude Lewis Cass I.edyard. William
Rockefeller. George f. Baker and George
MacCulloch Miller. 1t is expected that
difficulty may be experienced in securing
the attendance of one more of the di-
rectors. Mr. Rockefeller is said to be at
Jekyl Island. Ga. in bad health. and
one or more of the others are said to he
absent from home.
Mir Phippon. the first witness. testified
that he became treasurer Of the Boston
Railroad Holding Company in Septem-
Der. 1911. and that he also treasurer
of the Old Colony and several other
transportation companies
Evening star., 1914-05-11

really nave gone. Then when he feels
quite sure that the way is clear he Will
come out to try to get home To the old
Rriar Patch. lie is just as likely to
come out one side rs another and so
each has Just as good a chance of catch
ing him as the others. am quite willing
that YOU shall decide between YOU which
sides YOU will watch. and | will take the
one that is left Nov, what do you
Say?
1t certainly sounded like a very simple
and perfectly fair plan, and they all
agreed that it was worth trying Reddy
and Granny Fox winked at each other
very slylE and each understood what
that wink meant II Ecddy should catch
Peter he would divide with Granny. and
if Granny should catch Peter. she would
divide with Reddy. In that way each
felt sure OF two chances for a rabbit
dinner To one chance for each of the
others, If Old Man coyote saw thai
wink. he didn't let them know it, lie
just sat down ard politely waited FOR
~" others to dcridc which sides they
would watch When at last they had