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New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Bezdek's Team Hopeful

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Nov. IT
Penn State to-day began its final drive
of the year to get into shap for the
game with Pitt on Thanksgiving Day
Penn and Lehigh have already been de-
featcd by Captain Higginss team.
After an early season defeat by Dart
mouth the Blue and White machine has
hecn coming along rapidly. and to-day
Coach Hugo Bezdek believes he has one
Of the best teams in the country. 1t
has been sixt years since a Penn State
eleven gained a. victory over Pitts
burgh.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
hing Of Spain in Jockey Club

LONDON. Nov. Il King Alfonso of
Spin has been elected an honorary
member of the English Jockey Club
He owns long string of thorough
breds in Spain and races under the
nom de plume of the Duke Of Toledo
He met with considerable success dur
during the last fat racing season.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18

A. Hor1Ueen Gains Berth
With Casey and Humphrey
Crimson Coach Practically Decides OH Eleven That
Will Face Sharpe's Blue Team Saturday,
Haughton Disappoints by Not Appearing

Core
CAMBRIDGE, Mass Nov 1.-THE Harvard coaches
have Percy Haughton Soldiers Field
nor did However, P d.
from New Haven full of ideas how the problems
should be worked he Head Coach Bob
together have their well laid
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Heard on College Critliirons
BY Ray Mccarthy

\ repor; from New Haven states
that supporters OF the Blue feel that
had Yale stuck to straight old IL
ioned football it probably would not
have been beaten by Princeton Prob
ably not nor is there any likelihood
that it would have won.
The criticism tnat is being heapcd
Oil kempton. OF Yale. for calling ior a
lateral pass n those last few Minutes
in his own territory seems justiGod
It Is about the mc.t Dangerous p,ay
that could have been ATTEMPTED.
\ former college star. discussing nc
game. said: II cant understand the
calling Of such play q. that TIRE and
place. lateral pas inside ~ q
teams own 4o-yard linS is sure death
f K tails. II is the most dangerous
kind of play that could be called
Vale could not have hoped 20 make u
touchdown by it. Forward passes. it
seems TO me, would have been the
thing.
Because kempton's mistake proved
fatal 1T does not mean he is ,oomea
If he doesn't come into his own next
Saturday 1t would occasion great ,ur.
prise Al running the ends there arc
few better than Kempton, and If Yale
can use both Murphy and Kempton IN
the backtield. It will show Harvard
some real speed.
Speaking OF quarterbacks and gen.
eralship, i might be remarked tha,
nothing ls better for team in the
way OF success than faith in a quarter.
back Rav lynch farmer captain of ths
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Western Extends Schedule

CHICAGO, Nov. ia. r. Tearney,
Of Chicago. was reelected president
of the Western League at the annual
meeting Of the club owners here to-
cay. Tearney also holds the presi-
Scn"v = - THREE, League The
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New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Great Demand For Tickets

Tickets for the game are invisible.
as far a purchase rs concerned spec
ulators have deserted this city because
OF the police activity Of last week, but
there is "A keener demand for the paste.
boards than before 1ale's game with
Princeton.
The officials Tor the game were an
nounced tonight as William <. Lang
ford, Trinity. referee. David Fml,..
Brown. umpire; +. 5. Land. Navy. tie Id
Judge; Fred Murphy. Brown. headlines
man
9he undergraduate sentiments are
defiantly expressed editorillv in The
Yale Daily News" as follows
Reviews of games lost are ever
odious. AS to the Princeton game. we
feel that one Is not even necessary.
The game is something about which n
Yale man would rather not talk Not
that the team contracted any sins Of
commission of which Yale is ashamed
They didn't. They fought hard all the
way.
with all respect to Princeton and
her glorious eleven. we believe that
Captain Cailahans team deserved "A
better fate. That. perhaps, is iust the
reason why Yale men do not care to
comment. Those of us who are so
constructed mentally az TO he able to
do II prefer to look forward TO nest
Saturday. Yale expects her team to
tight Just as hard then and lust as
cleanly. For that matter, the Prince
ton game WAS fought hard and clcanlv
by both sides. Witness the dcarth oil
penalties and the absence Of injuries "
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Moore and Bach Win

Joe Moore won the Glass A and
- sch tho Glass r one mile
=, II. ;ce ~'SNsiss~
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18

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Who'll Volunteer?
do some critics spend their dovs
Swearing Bacon
b. of Mr. Shahcspeore's plans.
That Bill not acting pote;
And worhimg IN,
With rHtp
70 to beyond q doubt
The Bard of Aron gritty.
OA ,voud that some far dan from here
When to
When selections and
Are poaned and hooted, hnocted spurond,
oh 'vo"d thot it might some day be-
When Time has called my little bluff,
That friend arise for
And prore did not 1cyite the su6
1t so happens that Rogers of West Virginia
all great lnebuces big swede who
Dan McGuen the old Michigan Cody
Vanderbilt the best tackle he has this but the
CT all time pounds
speed and aggressveness What any tackle use
The Facts in the Case
appear overturned Harvard
but II the last ten years
This overthrow their last
OF Haugho and such elite talent Bricey arw Mhan FELTON,
Bradee, etc. e much for the
1916.
But Yale has depressing slump while a
ward has nothing like the machine that the
through 1915.
Considerable Record
f. c. Patterson, the Western football again
All "Coles' attention to remarkable rec
od-"tha the
lon lad seventeen DID, the
shpbuiders
The Big Lack
One of the features of the
the lack of good kcke1s
1T d'hcut to recall campaign where big eeNcns badly
shy in this important department collegiate
umpng in the rush of knowledge 20 beam?
When eleven has move
through without spiras alarming
Intercollegiate hoofs can be appreciated
Official Report
Walter Hagen, open golf champion. hunting the
Mr. report as to whether
the act of opening fire. the should
the guide.
This has always been question hunters the
Hagen addition champion class Shot,
tackles
who could use the of his build
With Noe Dame uppreng Army Georgetown CON
quering the Navy inability settle the Ib
question?
There 60 exclusive world
fall with Pat Moran taking Speaker
old considerably stirred
entry What might happen both and Cleveland
volved brings shudder Both
this astonishing
upon one LETT handler between now and April
years Casey sxfv yards for touchdown
Yale to be called back On Saturday Mr.
Casey will exho his
deposited the bail back of the
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18

1t happens that Rogers, Virginia, of
students the university This should help fona
all great nebucers big Swedes who
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18

AtiTOMCp.lL.rsS Ter ,sw> )
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Ellis Expected
To Take Brace
For Big Came
Student Body Strongly Sup
ports Eleven; Only 4 VAR
sity Players Earn a Rest
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 17.-All ex-
ccpt four of the twenty-five Yale
football players who fought against
Princeton Saturday were in uniform
to-day but did no scrimmagng Dick
ems, Walker, Munger and Braden were
excused from reporting. and Fred
Graham, Howard Campbell and Ken
Hamill filled the positions which the
four played against the Tigers.
The improvised varsity eleven spent
half an hour in signal drill, and was
given long run for general condition
ing The second eleven met the
scrubs for twenty minute clash. their
bout resulting in Il : TO : score. Jac X
French taking the bali across for the
seconds and Eddie Gaillard for the
scrubs
In the encounter Don Welles. who
had been sent to the second eleven.
back in the lineup to- o-morrow.
The varsity lineup in signal drili
was slightly injured but is expected
indicated that the coaches will adhere
stitutions whatever in the coming game
with Harvard from the list which
opened the Princeton match
Players in Good shape
None of the first string players ap-
peared fine or overworked. and the
coaches plan to send them through
short scrimmagcs tomorrow and
Wednesday. Bob Lay. whose ear Was
slightly cut Saturday, Is not appre-
ciably handicapped by The injury and
viii practice the entire week.
To-day's signal lineup:
Left end. Reinhardt; left tackle. Ha
mill; left guard. Acosta. center. Gal
lahbn; right guard, Gait: right tackle.
raham; right end. Robinson quarter
back. kempton; left halfback. Neville
Welles.
Yale undergraduates are taking a
brighter view of .he football situation
and tonight generally expressed firm
confidence in their teams ability 10
make an interesting match out Of the
Harvard bout Saturday The Princeton
defeat has given the team what il has
needed all fall a hard gridiron argu-
ment from star "a finish and us
Christening effect is cNpected 70 result
IN decidedly improved technique again =
the Crimson To show the full con
hdence which j. felt. mass meetings
viii be arranged and parades 70 the
field held i'll which the student body
generally viii take part
Yale stands behind its team more
unitedly than IN any previous season.
and has tremendous faith IN the coach
ing system which Dr A Sharpe mas
Installed. The alumni have sent tclc-
graphic expression OF confidence from
alb parts of the country.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18

Mc(ugln the Michigan only Josh
Vanderbilt the best tackle he has this
CT all time Cody displacement
speed and What tackle
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18

Three Eddie Casey yards touchdown
called back
Casey will exhort his their
deposited the bal quite enough
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
The Facts in the Case

The facts the be that Yale
but the last
This overthrow their
ffaughton and elite talent Bily
Bradlee etc. rh much for the
But Yale has
through
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18

One of the waning season has been
the lack of good kickes
1t is difficult to recall where
shy this important
slumpmg in the rush of knowledge to the beam?
When eleven powerful
through without
intercollegiate hoofs be appreciated
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Considerable Record

f. c. Patterson the Western football again
AConference Eleven for Co 81 calls
ord"that every the
lad old, added
.uey shipbulders
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
Shipments Of
Cattle Heavier
In South WeSt
Clear Weather IN the Pecos
Country; Many Ship
ments From There.

Local cattle movements reported to
the e-Southwestern Stock
mems association were on the in
crease Saturday and Monday. Z.
C. Houghton, OF Mesi1a Park,
shipped two cars to FL Paso
Saturday, which were sold to
Peyton Packing company. W. E. Stew
enson, Of Engle. shipped two cars Of
cattle from EngIe y. NJ. to Fort
Worth, which were unloaded and fed
in the yards in this city.
Jackson Brothers shipped Is cars OF
cattle from Glenn, Texas, four from
Vega, Texas, and II from EldOrado,
Tex, to Sierra Blanca to grass. The
cattle were unloaded and fed in the
Norris yards Monday morning.
Clear In Pecos GGeEiOn.
Clear. warm weather in the PecOs
country is the report sent to the Pan
ndle-SOuthwestern Stockmen's as
ISOLATION offices by inspector H. c.
Slack Of that district. Shipments re-
ported by Mr.. Slack were as follows;
Camp Bros, Riverton, Tex, four
cars cows and two cars bulls to Fort
Worth; Mrs Lou Duncan. Toyahvale,
Tex. two cars horses and mules to
Fort Worth. Tex; c. c. Popnoe,
Toyahvale. two cars stock cattle to
Silver Valley, Tex, and r. n. Sewel,
O'Kean. Tex. one car mules to KAN
sas City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
EUe1y Union Man
In Seattle viii
Strike Thursday
General Walkout In Sym
pathy With Striking Metal
Trades Workers.

Seattle. Wash. Feb. 3.-Every union
man in Seattle will walk out on a gen.
eraI strike at 10 a. m. next Thursday,
according to an announcement issued
today by a publicity committee, which
was named at a meeting yesterday Of
representatives Of 10 unions.
The strike is to be called as a sym
pathetic move to help the $4,000 strik-
ing metal trade workers who walked
out Of the Seattle shipyards recently
to press their claims for more pay.
Hope to Extend Strike.
Union leaders hope TO extend the
general strike to Tacoma and other
localities" the announcement said
Seattle viii probably walk during
the strike, the street car men having
decided to walk out Newspapers may
have to suspend. as the typographical
union voted to go out and has asked
its international body to sanction the
WalkOut.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
To
CONSIDER ROADS
Pool, Thomason and Other
Texas Representatives
Hold Meeting Tonight.

Austin. Tex, Feb. 3.-Thirty-six Of
the leading members Of the house
have signed a call for a meeting to
be held in the court room OF the court
Of civil appeals tonight for the pur-
pose OF forming a good roads asso-
ciatin in the legislature that we may
he able 10 study this subject and
develop some means by which the
citizens of Texas may obtain good
roads system throughout the entire
state" The members who signed the
call are Representatives Kenis, Mil
ter. Of Dallas, Fly. Hill, Stout, Nc
Farlane. ROsser, Weber Thomas,
Benham. Bledsoe, Curtis, Adrian.
Pool Of FL Paso. Wright, Bass, r E
Thomson Of FL Paso. Laney, Fair
childs, Parnell, Stewart, John Davis,
Scott, Brady. Malone, Tilotson, Noon,
Kittrell, Murphy, Hail. Davidson,
Ter, Gaddy. Johnson, Darroch, Ben
son and Cox one Of the principal
motives underlying the formation Of
this organization is 10 boost the
house joint resolution proposing an
amendment 10 the constitution au-
thoriZing the issuance Of SI5,O00.u0O Of
bonds for the building Of good roads.
Appointments Confirmed
The senate today confirmed all Of
the governors appointments, which
consisted Of the boards Of regents Of
q
other educational and eleemosynary
institutions.
Denies Charges Against Rangers
All exceptions Of adjutant general
James A. Harley TO the charges made
by representative J. T. Canales
against Texas rangers were overruled
today by the legislative Investigating
committee. Harley then filed an an
swer TO the charges. The answer de-
MES categorically each charge pre-
scented by representative Canales-
Charges that rangers Geo. B. Hurst
and Daniel Hinojosa. while in an in
toxiCated condition. fired their pistols
on the streets Of san Diego and
threatened to kill a constable IL he
tried TO arrest them. is specifically
denied. He denied the charge that
Jesus Nillareal was bru ally treated
by J. J. Edds and other rangers.
killing OF Nunez Admitted.
Lizande Nunez is admitted. but
claimed TO have been unavoidable. A
denial is also entered thar a Mexican
named Garcia was killed while in the
custody Of rangers Lock, Saddler and
Sittre. He stated that the grand jury
Of Grayson county investigated the
complaint and no indictments were
returned The other specific charges
are also denied The committee adj
jOurnsd until tomorrow morning TO
which time representative Canales.
was given TO file additional charges.
kills Homestead Amendment.
% Of 70 n.a d ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
TALKS AT
DINNER WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Interesting addresses are promised
for the chamber Of commerce annual
dinner Wednesday evening in the ban
Quet hall OF Hotel PasO del Norte- The
members will be privileged to bring
their wives
Among the speakers viii be judge
J. +. Ramsey. OF the federal reserve
bank at Dallas; ". W. Turney. who
viii discuss the west Texas chamber
Of commerce. and S. c Weymouth, of
the United States reclamation service.
who viii discuss the reclamation Of
arid lands and the colonization Of re-
turning soldiers. There will possibly
be a talk by ". B. Ware on his ex-
periences IN France. The high school
jazz band viii furnish the music. and
several other entertainment features
are being planned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
Strike NOW
GRIPS LONDON
Employees Refuse To Move
Tube Trains; Other Walk
outs Impending.

London. Ems. Feb. 3-The strike
fever. which has become epidemic in
the United Kingdom, spread TO Lon
don today and the present week prom
Uses TO be a critical one industrially
for the metropolis. The seriousness Of
the situation was brought directly
home 10 Londoners this morning when
they found the entrances TO the prin-
cinll tube stations closed, owing TO
the midnight decision Of the employees
not 20 move trains today unless "a halt
hour lunch Of interval were allowed
them in their new eight hour day.
Electric Lines Affected
The electric system OF the London,
Brighton and South Coast railway,
which serves many OF the important
suburbs. also was partly stopped
while other railways with similar SER
vices were threatened with srOppage-
Fortunately. the buses and the
street ears were sril running, but for
VeTance have been unable 10 cope with
the ordinary traffic because OF the
shortage Of buses and cars and Of men
10 operate them
Hotel Workers May Quif-
Workers in the large hotels VIII
hold a meeting today 10 decide wheth-
err after dinner tonight they shall
strike in an effort 70 enforce demands
for shorter hours. better wages and
improved conditions
The next stopnaEe on the program is
that Of the engineers, who expect 70
20 on strike Thursday for a 30 hour
week A similar demand is engaging
the attention Of a trades unions. con-
sistinE Of skilled and unszilled wom-
en- workers in electrical trades unions
Other unions. such as the railway
clerks. are Withholding a strike until
the cabinet IS able TO consider their
grievance
Miners Consider Strike
A general meeting Of the miners in
the anthracite region is TO be held on
Thursday 10 consider the calling Of
general strike
For eight DAYS Belfast has been
using candles for lighting and most
of the public services have been at
complete standstiu The curtailment
OF the fuel supply is causing consid-
cradle suffering and an indefinite
proloneatfon Of these conditions is
considered impossible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
SIX MEN ARRESTED IN
RAID ON R0OMING HOUSE

A raid was made about 10 o'clock
Saturday night by constable J. y
Davis and a deputy upon a rooming
house situated on an alley in the bust
ness part Of the city. on information
that gambling was going on there.
Six men were arrested, and were said
TO have been playing cards at the time
Of their arrest
Each pleaded guilty to a charge of
vagrancy in justice a. J. Halls court
under the names Of John Doe, Richard
Roe and other names thought to be
fictitious. A fine of $3.50 was as
sessed in each case and was paid.
Constable Davis stated that he did not
know the men and could not give
their real names.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
See Adoance Spring Displays on 9Th Floor.

was acquitted. testifying that the
truck load Of liquor which he was
bringing from Berino. y n. towards
Fl PasO when arrested. was TO be
taken 10 AlamOgordo. y ". for sale.
At the trial. A. P. Coles. Winchester
Cooley. DR.. W L Brown. Henry
Welsch and others were called as
witnesses by the defence and all testi-
fled as TO his credibility as a witness
and said that he had a reputation Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03

aLAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a spec
tally prepared Tonic Laxative for
Constipation II relieves promptly
but should be taken regularly for / 1
to q days TO induce regular action. II
Stimulates and Regulates. Very Pleas
and 10 Take soc per bottle-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
AMERICAN LABOR ENJOYS
REFUSE TO MEET GERMANS

Paris. France, Feb 3.-(Associated
Press The American Federation Of
Labor delegation. headed by Samuel
Gompers. decided TO support the Bel
eian Socialists and trade unionists.
who refused to meet the Germans at.
either the Socialist or trade union
congresses, which viii convene stimuli
taneously at Berne next week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03

being a law abiding man OF good
character
Fryer on the Job.
The raid followed on the heels Of
the return OF U. S. district attorney
Bill Fryer from san Antonio. He
had been there trying cases in federal
court and the raid took place imme-
dlitely upon his return Mr.. Fryer is
handling the prosecution OF the cases
in federal court. following the raid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03

Congressman elect c. B. Hudspeth
will address the members Of the Fed
eral Employees union Tuesday even
ing at the Odd Fellows hall Several
others will address the meeting be-
sides, several applications for mem
bership viii be passed upon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
LABOR CONGRESS To HEAR
ANSWERS To QUESTIONS

A lively meeting or the Fl Paso La
Dor Congress tonight is anticipated, as
the candidates for city offices are ex-
pected TO have responded TO the series
Of questions agreed upon at the last
meeting and mailed TO them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
ANOTHER ARREST.

A man charged with bootlegEing
was arrested in the dressing room OF
the Modern Cafe Saturday night by
federal officers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES MEET.

The Federal Employees union viii be
addressed on Tuesday night at S
o'clock by congressman elect Claude
Hudspeth at odd Fellows hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03

The committee arranging for the
entertainment Of the Panhandle &
Southwestern Cattlemen's convention
met Monday afternoon at the First
National bank building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-03

I day refused TO have printed the fav-
I orable minority report Of the house
] committee on constitutional amend
ments on the house joint resolution
proposing an amendment TO the
homestead provision OF the state con-
stitution- This action Of the house
practically means the death OF this
measure which is generally known as
the federal land bank amendment
and which would permit persons to
borrow money on their homesteads
Tor making improvements and buying
seed. This measure was recommend
ed by the governor.
To Check Oil Wild eating.
Rep. Mack Taylor Of Erath has OBJ
tanned a favorable report by house
committee on municipal and private
corporations TO his bill which is de-
signed 10 check the activities OF wild
cat concerns dealing in oil stock and
TO protect the small investor who
buys such stock. The bill pro-
vides that any person, firm. corpora
ton or joint stock company. or other
association OF persons, desiring to sell
stock, shall first obtain a permit from
the commissioner Of insurance and
banking.
Whole Family Insurance.
The senate committee on banking
able report on the bill by represen-
tative HOrnby. providing for whole
family insurance. that is permitting
children 10 be insured in fraternal
societies, whether or not their par
ents are members There is q senate
bill on the same subject by senator
Smith Of Rusk which has already re-
ceiYed a favorable report and which
will be considered in the senate next
week This committee has made a
favorable report on the senate bill by
senator Buchanan OF Scurry, provid-
ing for an extension Of the area Of
county mutuals- The present area is
p miles and the bill extends this 10
so miles, but limits the membership
TO 1000.
Court OF Domestic Relations.
A bill has been introduced in the
house by representative Lynch Da-
wilson OF Harris establishing a court
OF domestic relations in all counties
containing 100000 population or more.
Such court would have jurisdiction
over all divorce cases, delinquent
children, etc. Representative law
renee has introduced a bill exempt
ing women from the payment OF a
poll tax as qualification to vote in
all primary elestOns and county con-
ventions. A plan TO dispose OF any
intoxicating liquors that may be
seized by sheriffs, constables and 9TH
er peace officers. is proposed by rep
resentative Brown Of Tarrant in a
bill he has introduced The measure
provides that all liquors thus seized
snail be sold to any person or firm
having license to sell liquors for
mechanical. sacramento, medicinal or
scientific purposes, and two-thirds OF
the proceeds shall 90 to the county and
One-third 10 the state.