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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
Texas A. & NJ. Defeats
Phillips University

COLLEGE STATION. Tcxas. oct
2o.-PlayinC on n muddy field which
made open play practically impos
sible \ & NJ. college of Texas. de
featcd the Phillips university team
of oklahoma here today by the score
Of 81 to 0. Mahan and Higgin-
hotham starred for the Farmer
backfield while the A. Il NJ line was
n stnuewal throughout.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
BIG BATTLES IN
EAST SATURDAY
Princeton-Navy and Har-
vard-Center Contests
Will Feature

NEW YORK, oct. 22.-Gridirou
battles second only In importance
to contests Of late November IN
their relations to tho standing OF
combating olcvens, arc 10 be waged
on eastern college fields tomor-
row.
Standing out above others In tho
clash between Princeton and the
naval academy at Princet on.
Princctons record for the early
games II impressive. while that Of
the navy is marked by n defeat.
Harvard has as its opponent tho
Center college eleven, which has
followed its triumphs of last year
with impressive victories this sea-
son. Center college travels TO Cam
bridge with n remarkable early sea -
son record and faith that has
bowled over one opponent after an
other Against this offensive Har-
ward IN said To have "A study un-
flinching defense, Harvard has not
been scored on this season, whilo
Center college has rolled up high
tallies against its opponents.
Georgia Tech tackles Pittsburgh.
while Virginia military academy
visits Pennsylvania gridiron.
Cornell faces Colgate. confident
OF victory. Stung by last Satur-
days setback at the hands OF Bos-
ton college, the Yale squad ia eX-
pcctcd 10 show an Improvement IN
form against West Virginia at New
Haven. West Virginia was beaten
a fortnight back by Pittsburgh.
other games tomorrow
syracuse at Dartmouth,
Tufts at West Point.
Union at Amherst.
Wesleyan at Columbia.
Georgetown at Fordham.
SWarthmoro AT Johns Hopkins
Buckness at Muhlenhcrg.
Lebanon Valley at Penn state,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23

81 iu'iOnS' Central, Courtney
for Iris'uw, Rr'stow for Courtney:
Pcrduo for Miller. Miller for Per
due; X id for Van Antwerp. potter
fuT kidd. Kendall. Nouldn for Y.
I"udcut Jones fnr Eeck: B1l'om
for Nh1dwr'l o.. Horndcn for Jones.
Pcrn"'In for witty. r.. Williams for
Mould'r' l'a.ros for Boarnstc'n
5ror" uy quarters.
Central ...............O O o %
koudgI ............1O O O=S
Placement hCE. Martin. gains by
F1'lWmugc. Central 2pG. Kendall
IFS: ~ ward passes. Central com
nlotod uino Of - for SIS Yards.
Ecntall completed four Of nine ror
30 go ds; uunts. Martin nine for an
average of 32 yards Bristow six for
rn average of 40 yards: williamson
two for an AVERAGE OF 85 Yards.
penalties Kendall two for total Of
10 yards Central two Tor total OF
30 Yards.
First downs. Central II: Ken
AN r,
Ocu falls. Pcforce. ". II. cloud
RON tDowdoin), umpire Ralrn
i'arlisle)i head lnosman lagr
Daley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
Pocket Billind Tourney on.

CHICAGO, oct. 22.-James Mccoy
of Richmond, Va, defeated NJ. A.
Long OF Los Angeles 125 to 80 in Is
innings today in the National pocket
billiard tournament and Charles
Weston Of Pittsburgh won from
Charles Setback OF Torrington. Conn.
12h to II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23

Tho moot VIII ho hold on The
Tulsa rifle range grounds two and
one half miles north OF the city. joe
russclman has been chosen as Oft
,ial scorvkoeper,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
Two Giants Released

NEW YORK, oct. 22.-The New
York National league club an
nouncod tonight the release under
option of Pitcher Reynolds Kelly
and lnficldrr George Armstrong TO
the St PAU American association
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23

SAPULPA, oct. 22.-Coach q
Storrlers Sapulpa Junior high sra
football team this afternoon dei'
cd the Tulsa high school freshv
eleven bv score Of 60 TO Q
Euchee field dispite the fact .
they were outweiGhcd. This Is
second victory for the Storrier
erccation over the Tulsa first !!
team. They recently defeated IN
on the Tulsa field so. StorT,'
team will probably play Jenks %
noNt Week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
Supulpa and Tulsa Machines
In Title Involved Grid Gam
Tulsa Eleven Unscored 4
in Its Previous
Games
INVADERS POWERFII
Jones Perfects Most Var,
Attack of Any State
High Team

With the champlonshin NJ n.
homa involved and Iofolf epr'.
ting either eleven from the ','.' I'
plonship race, Tulsa and Ss1-
high school gridstors clash toi.-
$3.50 o'clock at Lee field. '''
This Is the most !iupori3r, o.,
astic grid game OF IN, se,ss.'
oklahoma and will be- wa'rbc9 ,
great interest by followers Of T.
ball in this state and the sop,t u.
Coach a. J.. Brou,na1's II.
high squad, unsecured 07 this ..
yesterday concluded s,r...,
week OF training iu ururars,r.,
ihe game. Developments. M
Tense TO meet the expected .,
style game OF tho invaders aca
greater perfection OF the ce
was sought by the crimson
cream mentor in the l,npthv
fast drills each day this week
Coach Jones Of Sapu.pa b,s
fected an attack OF open and s'r,'
football that has been Uonders
successful in pasta games I,
doubtful IT, any scholas,ic 81,
IN the state has as varied and 81
1--WE i Horing machine as thai
Veloped by the former Kendall
and captain.
Officials named last nigh,
Referee. Williams OBlackwen
pire, DALEY (spUrts editor n
Daily World).
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23

Back From ~, Louis
M.ss Ed n llerold has returned
from Il trip 10 81. Louis, In the I'm
torcst OF the lierold Millinery stor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23

SAPULPA. Oct. 22.-Whon o.,
Virgil Jones leaves here for ~
tomorrow at noon he will take a.
him rhe strongest Sapulpa h
school eleven that has turned
TO defend the blue and white in
game this year. was the belief
pressed bv leading footbal, follow
today after being allowed a slul
OF the s. II. S. gridstcrs az the 4.
light practice on Euchee field
a b1ckfield that developed ing
fast, strategic department In pr
tice and their past four games
become about as skilled mach
N this weeks training as hi
school can perfect. Morris, Fly
Joe Trleb and Thomas, who 70
this group. are expected TO sa
better against the Tulsans tonor-
than at any time this season. G.
tain Caywood and Les" his lro
or, Smith. Baze. Conner, Dyer q
Jones and the material ayerag
about 1863 pounds that will have
positions.
Coach Jones and his assistants
well as local fans who have obser
practice, expressed themselves as
isfied tonight tC send the blue
white aggrorations as II low sta
onto the Tulsa field tomorrow to
putc claims of the crimson
cream to leadership of this side
the state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
4 Desperate Battle.

There have been many bitter
struggles on Wnntlaud field. but to.
days. It was agreed by all, was the
most desperately FOUGHT contest or
them all. II was necessary 10 take
out time frequently 10 give athletes
OF ono team or the other a, chance
TO be- restored after being knocked
out from the very flerconcss Of the
p1ny
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
Meeting OF Parents
At Maui High School
Physical Director For Next Year
Vocational Work An Important
Feature - More Room Needed
- Teachers Planned For.

PARENTS ASSOCIATION b ... .....
Very general satisfaction, was eX-
pressed with the way things are going
at the Maui high school by the parents
who attended the meeting of the
patents association at tie schoO, last
Tuesday afternoon. But there ar a
good many things that are believed 10
be needed before tijp school will be
satisfactory and tie backing of the
organization will DC devoted to getjulS
- many OF these ,lrlgs as poss'lI'
Principal Paul ~NacCaughey NJ
uounced that he had practically the
definite assurance that a director OF
playground activities and girls athle-
ties would be supplied the school for
next year, as well as the equipment
Tor a carpenter shop and mechanical
lrawing department and an Instructor
IN these branches. w ~ has not
been assured of is g in which
10 house these val things which
are coming. The latter is to be
brought to the aEention of the board
Of supervisors .Grobab!y at the meet
ing next mGsHh.
To Help Nv Teachers
TherasWere some 35 ladies present
al levmeeting. Among other matters
e5r;lght up was that Of making thing
Gore easy and pleasant for new teach
ers who come to Maui and it was de
cidcd to actively cooperate with the
woman's club which is endeavoring to
help teachers TO become acquainted
and to enjoy a proper social inter
course in the community.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
Pertinent Paragraphs

The Waikiki branch of the Maui
Eoman's suffrage organization Will
hold its monthly meeting in the Wal
iuku town hall next Friday Afternoon
1T 8 o'clock.
ia toni Of Furniture, Plumbing and
general merchandise arrived on S. S.
L-urline for the Maui Dry Goods G.
Grocery Co.-Adv.
At the meeting OF the trustees of
he chamber of commerce held last
Tuesday, e. r. Bevins, chairman of
he special committee appointed to
undCavor to secure better electric
@eryice for the Wailuku district, was
Instructed to attend the meeting of
The public utilities commission in HO-
nolulu next week for the purpose Of
keeping in touch with the situation
and If possible expediting the investi-
cation of the Island Electric Co.'S
affairs.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
SIP O S
Tennis Players
Show Class At Puunene

The tennis matches played last Sat
rrday and sunday on the Puuneno
Ourta proved to be a great success
nd the Maui tennis fans saw some
laying which has not been eXColled
local courts in the past several
years.
Bowie Dotrick, the Pacific Coast
tar, played a wonderful game and
lad no trouble defeating the local
!layers.
.luch credit should be given to Al
Castle for his efforts in having these
come to the Islands. VIM Park
,r, who is Bowie Detrick's doubles
PARTNER, had to return 10 the main
lind so could not come to Maui,
Castle taking his place in most Of
he matches here.
The Honolulu players who arrived
With DERRICK and Castle were-Billy
Iloogs, Purvis, Davis and Fuller.
On Saturday the outcome of the
matches was as follows: Baldwin
nd Eagie defeated Purvis and Davis,
GO. ca; Dotrick and Castle took three
traight sets from Reitow and Burns,
So, 6-3, 6-3.
II the singles Hogs took one sci
ut of three from DERRICK. HOOgS
Fus playing a wonderful game and the
coast star IVES unable to stop him
rom running away with II set.
Zeal Playing Sunday
On Sunday afternoon the grandstand
end benches were crowded to the
init and those present Witnessed
one real tennis.
The outcome OF the Sunday matches
follow:
Davis and Castle defeated Mac
.aron and Taylor; Hansen and Saw
.er defeated Purvis and DeinCrt.
Derrick and Castle won from Col
'ins and Lind ay, GA, 81; DERRICK and
Hooes defoa.oj Collins and Reitow,
So, go.
In The singles between DERRICK IT,.
HOOgs each took a set the score be
ing Is, 90. In the singles between
DERRICK and Castle the former won
quite easily by a score of 81.
TIE visiting players returned to
Honolulu by the Lurline on Sunday
night.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
Soccer To Be Limited
To Scouts This Season

II has been definitely decided by
the athletic department OF the Maui
county fair & racing association that
soccer football shall be confined un-
til Mex fall at least, to the boy
3couts of Maui. II is not deemed wise
to inject a new game while base ball
is in its season.
The department, however, will en-
courage the scouts to organize and
initiate the new sport, and at the
meeting last Friday agreed to provide
the needed equipment.
There are now some 8 scout troops
OIL Maui so that it is likely that there
en- be SONG worth while soccer
contests af e boys have been
't)~'hed pr ~ in the play. A num-
Der of pers have offered TO under
take this taa>. Among these is D.
C. Lindsay, a soccer enthusiast, who
has volunteered to handle the boys in
the Paia section.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
HUGE GERMAN WAR; Up
TO BE GIVEN TO u. S.

LONDON, April 26-The German
battleships Nassau and Ostrfriesland
arrived at the Firth of Forth yester-
lay, this constituting the commence
ment of the surrender of the remand
OF of the German w%arships under the
terms Of the Treaty of Versailles.
Ultimately the Ostfriesland will be
turned over to the United States.
The battleship Ostfriesland was
placed in commission in September
1911. Her normal displacement is
22,S00 tons, her length 546 feet and
her beam SO feet. The complement is
about 100 men
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
RILO WOULD p Az "--"ER
...-. TEAMS

Honolulu soccer fans seek an inter
island s0cce tournament in which
Oahu, Maui, Hawaii, and possibly a
service team shall be represented
This information coming to J. +. DAILY,
Hilo postmaster, according to the Hilo
Post-Herald q last Saturday. He looks
VIII favor upon the idea, and believes
that arrangements may be made to
play one or more games here on
Decoration Day. II is understood that
the Honolulu aggregation desires to
have q cup offered for the winning
team, and it has been suggested that
the Honolulu men who took the Ken
nedy cup away from the HilO team
recently might be willing TO place that
trophy again in contest.
Lahaina has several soccer teams,
organized through the interest o. Dr..
webb, but there are none yet on
central Maui.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
SUGAR CONFERENCE ENDS
BUT RESULT is SECRET

WASHINGTON, April 2S-Confer-
ference between representatives of
the sugar refners and officials of the.
depart1Imlgnitn& ~eonice game to a sud
yesterday a.. -"ssl, after a
brief session. No statement oarot9s
She details of the conference or the
reason for its sudden close was is
sued.
Demands were made in the senate
by various senators that the govern
ment take immediate action to re.
love The sugar shortage and to prose
cute profiteers.
Representative Evcrotte b. Howard,
Democrat, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, an
bounced that he would introduce a
bill during the next few days design
ed to curb activities of all specula-
tors. He blamed speculation for the
high prices of sugar.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
Settlement Tennis
Getting Up Steam

Interest is increasing in the Alexan-
Ter House Settlements handicap
s'ngles tournament, and about next
week it will begin to reach the fever
.eat. During the past week, up to
L st night the following matches had
been played:
Jack Linton won from John Mac
Laren, SO, Ga; II. S. Walker, won
from j. Y. Ting, 60, SIS, so; E. S.
Burns de Gated VIM. Hansen, 6-1, 81;
C.. NJ. Phelps defeated f. A. Lufkin,
GA, Sc; R. NJ. Rietow defeated Stcrl-
in gHebert, SO, 6-3; David Rattray
defeated A. p. Gordon, default; John
Ching defeated D. c. Lindsay, 1-6, 6-3,
6-3.
On account of illness A. w. Collins
Eas unable to meet Chan jim, and
tie match was therefore postponed for
a week, The same is true of the
games scheduled between II. *.
B'Uss and Alex MacNicol.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
FAKE ACCOUNTS USED
IN LOOTING A BANK

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S-Over-
drafts of the American Products Com
nanv at the Santa Rosa National
Bank were wiped out by issuing debit
slips against a number of fictitious
accounts and their making out credit
slips of corresponding amounts for
the products concern, according to
the testimony of II. X, LOughery, for
mer assistant cashier of the now de
Gunct bank, in the trial of w. c..
Grant, and Fernando Samoa, on
charges of conspiring 10 divert bank
assets to the company.
These transactions We're handled by
Grant, another former assistant cash
Ter. LOughbery testified the fictitious
accounts running as high as $4,000.
Samoa was head of the American
Products Company.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
CHARGES LABOR OFFICIAL
TRIED TO SAVE REDS

WASHINGTON, April 2S-Illegal ac-
lions on the part of Assistant Secre-
tary of Labor Louis F. Post resulted
in blocking the deportation of alien
radicals seVerals hours, members O.
the house of representatives told the
house rules committee yesterday. Tho
committee is investigating Posts &C
tivitics in this connection.
Representative j. Albert Johnson,
Republican of Washington, chairman
of the house committee on immigra-
Jon, presented a report covering 800
cases and alleging that Assistant
Secretary Post cancelled or stayed a
number Of the deportations which the
immigration authorities recommended,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
VAST SUMS VOTED
FOR RAIL LOSSES

WASHINGTON, April 2S-Follow-
favorable action today by the senate,
tie house bill appropriating $500, 000,-
coo to make up the deficiency in q
government operation of railroads wa
passed to conference. The measure
also carries 100000 for miscellane-
Gus deficits.
Total loss to the government grow
ing out of federal control of the rail.
roads was estimated by the house ap.
preparations committee at more than
5 ,129, 000, 900. This includes the 1925.
100000 estimated as guarantees to the
roads under the terms of the transpor,
tation act.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
Nl1iEASE IN SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA NATURAL
GAS SUPPLY

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S-MiG-
way Gas Company has been granted
authority by the railroad commission
to issue forthwith 100000 of seven
percent serial notes, the proceeds to
lie used partly to defray the cost of
g sixty mile addition to its transmits
sion line from the Midway Oil fields
il Kern county. Completion of the
| ipe line will enable the company to
deliver to the Southern California Gas
Company ten million cubic feet addi-
tIOnnl of natural gas a day.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
New Manager For
Pioneer Hotel Arrives

f. II. Shanks, formerly connected
with the board Of health OF the is
land Of Hawaii, has taken the posi-
ton of manager of the Pioneer Hotel,
At Lahaina, under General Manager
w. II. Field, of the Maui Hotel Co.,
Ltd. Mr.. Shanks will be assisted in
the CONDUCT of the hotel by his wife
who is expected to arrive from Hilo
tonight.
Mr.. Shanks comes well recommend
ed for the positions having been the
steward Of n of the prominent clubs
of Vancouver before coming to the Is
lands some years ago.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
FRENCH REVERSES IN
MESOPOTAMIA MINlMlZED

PARIS, April 2S-Losses suffered by
French troops at Urfa in northwestern
MeGopotamia, are less serious than
was at first supposed. The latest in
formation reaching the foreign office
from Asia Minor indicates that early
reports were erroneous.
It is now supposed that a large de
tachment got back to the town and
others escaped in various directions.
The official version says that the
French reverse was due TO treachery.
The force consisted Of 700 men and
il is believed that less than 200 We're
U'ed. An Aleppo despatch dated the
-, tated that the entire French gar
lisOn OF Urfa had been killed.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
NATIONAL GUARD NOW
10 PCT. OF STRENGTH

HONOLULU, April 2G-The Tesri-
.ory Of Hawaii has only 10 per cent
Of It's National Guard strength en-
listed, according to a statement is
sued at Washington April3. The de
in percentage is accounted for
here by the increased number of men
authorized The total for Hawaii now
is 3,025, and good progress in enlist
ment is reported AZ headquarters.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
GERMANS FINANCIAL
COLA Sc. S
NEAR is OPINION

BERLlN, April 2S-"Germany's fin
ancial collapse is near" declared Herr
Wirth, minister of the treasury, in
presenting the budget to the National
Assembly yesterday,
Facing the members, seated before
the tribune, the financial leader of
the Ebert government launched a
severe attack against the war profit
GERS, who, he asserted, are turning
the nations economic plight to their
own. advantage"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
EIGHT HUNDRED DIE IN
FIGHTING IN GUATEMALA

SAN SALVADOR. April 2S.-Bloody
lighting in Guatemala City, capital of
lie republic of Guatemala, during the
revolt which overthrow President
Cabrera, resulted in the death of
500 mon, women and children .yaccots
;ug to reports received
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
Christian Church.,
HOnOI Having
Row With Minister

When Dr.. A. G.. \. Buxton, minister
Of the First Christian Church for the
past four months, tenders his rcsigna-
zion as leader.of The flock, he will be
paid his salary until the end of the
present year and bid Q n]ot-too-fond
farewell, according to the assertions
of a pr~edOIninating membership of
the church following a meeting last
Monday cvShing when the removal of
,hC pastor was discussed pro and con.
Or. A. c. Braley, chairman of Monday
evenings meeting, said yesterday that
If was decided to ask for the resigna-
ton Of the minister because of dissat-
isfaction with his method of preach
ing the gospel says the Advertiser in
reporting the friction in The church.
It continues ,
At Mondays meeting before this
business was transacted it was sug-
gested that only members of the con-
g~regattOn be present, which ruling
seemed to eXpel the pastor and s
wife from the meeting, 50 they nd be
never presented their church lett RS
according 10 custom. Thereupon r.
Buxton arose and, mOtioning lis
friends to follow him, departed fr3n
The church auditorium to the la4%i
returning a few moments later to al
his wife. After some conversation
however, the entire party returned t,
The general meeting. \
Mcnamara Supports Pastor \
I'VE shall not let DR.. Buxton go
Gfirmed f. A. Mcnamara, when ap-
preached on the subject of the pilikia
yesterday afternoon. He has more
friends today than he has ever had be-
fore in this city. No accusation has
been brought against him, in fact n
majority of members voted at the
meeting to retain him. He boldly de
clored on his first Sunday here that
he would preach the word as he
saw il and that no member or group
of members should ever influence him
to depart from this rule. This l con
slider that he has done. OF course,
many people might sincerely disagree
with his interpretations of Biblical
Messages, but they have seemed eX-
~ceptionally good to me I think that
Z majority of the members present at
the m~eetinSnyoted to retain him,
"The -. te ~ him the re-
main s salary on condi-
III" = was not made in
Ir,, legal claim that he
had to o., but merely in a
spirit of the congregation
for the mOsr~ feeling that it would
be an ungenerOus act to leave him
stranded here without funds" a mem
Der stated.
A wOman member of the board
states that the pastor once interrupt
cd her as she was trying to explain
20 him wherein he had mistaken her
meaning about some small affair with
the words, THAT is a deliberate lie"
Was EpiscopaIian
DR.. Buxton was an Episcopal clergy
man before he became a Christian
minister. He came here highly re-
commended, it is said, from Decatur,
Illinois. He is the possessor of num-
erous college degrees, and has been
admitted to the bar here since his ar
rival about the first of December.
DR.. Buxton stated last evening that
he would prepare a statement of his
reasons for resigning and would sub
nit them to The Advertiser for pub
LEGATION within a few days.