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1G PAGES-HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10,.fffl-lO PAGES.
YALE PLUCK IS TRIUMPHANT
SHRINERS IN PARADE OF INITIATES
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Holds Harvard
To 0-0 Score
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Blue's Marvellous Defense Saves
Goal From Crimson's Swift
Attack
MEXICO
QUIETi
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IN RIOTS
MICHIGAN
DOWNS
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NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 10. Yale's banners of blue waved in
triumph today, for the old Yale bulldog spirit came to the aid of a weak
team, and the eleven coached by that master of strategy, Walter Camp,
held Harvard scoreless on the New Haven gridiron today The final
score was 0 to 0.
Forty thousand people, massed in picturesque array on the great
sloping stands that overlook the Yalc field, saw the big Harvard eleven
confident of success, held by a marvelous defense. The Crimson's swift
attack was met with a superb stone wall, and the verdict of the cri'ics
rjves old Eli a virtual victory.
Harvard had its great opportunity to score in the last period, when
the Crimson had possession of the ball on Yale's fifteen-yard line. In
sad of trying for a field goal, by which route Harvard won net so long
a-o from the Blues, tliei Harvard captain.Withington, after tf -conference
with his men, chose to rush the ball, in an attempt to pierce the
stiff Yalclinc. The Harvard eleven lost the ball on a fnmW- nnd fn
guiucn onponuni:y was lost.
In the last two iu nutes Yale ran deep in'o Harvard's territory sr-d
ball went twenty feet wide, and it was certain then that neither side
Yale's ability to hold the stronger Harvard .team was the feature
were rtmcatcdly penalized for holding in the line. Neither was able to
...... iv.i inisya iu nuimiuim uwillK lo uie Strung- UCICI1SC, BHU II1C COn-
test resolved -tself largely into old-style football.
The Harvard sunnortcrs are bitterly disannointcd. Odds of two to
one in favor of the Crimson were freely offered before the game. It is
concerted tun Walter Camp, aiding thc head coach, Coy, has built up a
wondcful defensive machine in a few days.
A Honolulu lijy. Uithrop WlthliiR-, went Id Iltirvnrd us :i crow mint Ills
ton, la imi.i) plaving 1Mb Inst footlmll hinlhcr. Paul Wlllilugloti, dovolnpod
Kami' fen Hamitil llo Is captain of, rnrly Into mm nf Hie multistit)s ()f tlio
the big Cilinxm (oatu mill plays right Hnrviinl lino, and last jcar I.nlhrnp
tackle rcgulutly. juui porsuidod In linn nut llo at-
Wllhlngtuii Ins titltlevcd rootball tnlned high tank rapidly
laurels In u it iiiaik.ihl) bl.nrt time. I Wllhliigtnn weighs about 18"J
Hi! h'iiiIciI IiIh gridiron cutcer )oars pounds, nml Ik ii Hplonillil 'all iirnund
ngo at I'umiliou Tint tlltl nnt bIiow. ntliluto lie Id nio nf tlio fnstoat tir
nmili Miinilm nml nn mio wouliUmto klos nn llui Rrlillrnu liwluy. Ho la n
lircillelcil fur lilin llio riiitiiluc or fcenlnr and IiIh cicit kiiiiic nK.iliiBt tlio
ono nf tlio lirsl li-iiiis lli.it ourswoit trnilllloual rhnl. Yulo rinses n lirll
icr the CainlirlilKo KrIUtion. vHo limit carter nf colk'Ko athletics.
(AHHCM lull il In ttu I !.,. k
MI3XICO CITV, Nov. 19.- Ho.,mi1.m
I today from tlio province nf 'i ! j (
wncro Kravo Ulannlcta w iu icp r i
last night, aro to tho c iett tlmi 1
provlnco iu qulot now. .lnM. ( ,
Inn, leader of tlio rebels, a id r,m
on others luno lieen .uicstil.
charged with Inciting luvmutlnn
it Is estimated that 170 pen ilo
wore killed in Hie rlotj In Simthinii
Mexico. Tioopi inu held lu re nil
ness to ihctl. fmtlicr ilotlng, anil
tho leaders nf the tioulilo wilt lU
Imprisoned ur drhen out of the
country.
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iiiiiie
HERE
!-l' It 11 . , I'.ll.l' I
ATIN ArBOl!. Itirh n., in l
'il iiv.7p" Yost's tcjm won agrcnt'
vi'lor tndav when MiMiL-m .n I
all oyer thc Univcriitj nf Minnesota,
winning uy n scoic oi ii to O. i
The game today cinched the West-
nil el ammonship for thc Wolver
ines. It was a splcnd d leini tlml
Yost Fent out. and it humbled the
Gopher .us no Minnesota eleven has
ever bc'ore been hiunblcd by Michi-Ran.
.J. . .-" 1T t V"!ri
Mil I gJ -W
MOVE FOR COUNTY SCHOOL
BOARDS WILL BE BROUGHT
UP BEFORE LEGISLATURE
Unless piuicnl pl.ui.s mo bldutiaek.)
nl lie fine tho l.ct;lslaturo niu.ln next
IYInihiij boino of llio Island Itepiu-K'lil.ilhcb-ok'Ll
will IiiIioiIiico n lilll
pinlilliig tin the establishment tifthu
sub llo mis of IMuiiithni In thu tov-
01 Ml UllllltlUj.
It Is tl.u intention or Sam Kellluoi
of MmuI, Uu Ih Ullliig,ln ilimolnlil,
and Hciii.ilor II. .Mukuktiu of llu
null, to fight Jor tho silpeiUslon of
M'lionls on the Islands b the lespto
Iho loimtluii. llliiii chilli tlic uio
eslablUhed. . .:
now esianiisiicii. . , 4 J I
Kellluoi (I. ilnts Hint It Is about t'luu
that llio hdnHib, of Maul bo placed mi
iloi the aii.orHlou of (bat (iiuiity
Ho mild j(",lniilay that thu appnlui'
lIH'lll nf tchool InamcloiH fin Dm 111
(mils bhoiild bo made b the llo.inl ot m'iI It Iu lowi
am county. muili
Kellluoi. was miru hiln.ol luspeclor
V liotlior lie Is imillihL- In nut Mm nn.
flllmi or tchool Inspedor himself, mi
ilei the punlhlon ot1 tho new bill,
v. Iihli might In com a Inw Is pioli
It miil(iil.
Aiinlliei iciisoii h ho thinks tho
tLliuels tilioulil, bo Jilaioil uiiiki tho
liiuiugunciit nr t! it It count) Is be
cjVVi (ho sow-nil couutleH aio look
lu iillur thu nerds of Ihult stlinnls
Makt'kiiu h itipoiled n h cud) In
fight lor tutb n K.liool iiicnsiiio
II 1 ilaMwh nr Ktiiin ho will
cnA' iihihI tit nn v his heat In tbe Leg
IuIiIIm Hull (us a giluMinco to brill';
up I
lit) Is aumy at llio ,i KcIiikiI In
t.pLtitor King pas he liti-4 In en hunt
ed Iin Hiipi'iliitcndriit I'opo. Kiiwu-
niul ho Ih not sajlnir
I.'xtenehc tounlcrfcllInK nf Unlt"d
States cnlns Is, being can fed nn In
the Orient In the opinion (,r IVdei il
ndlclals nf Hip in.ilnl.mil mid this i-
inlnii hug been expiessed In connec
tion with Imestlgntlons that hno
btcp made In tonnecllnn with tho
eoiintcifi It colas that liao been ills
rocred iu Honolulu during tho lust
few months.
The ten dollar piece seems to bo
the fiiMirtto deiiumluatluii belectcd
Tor cnunterreltllig this coin hiving
lit en fomiil most frequently In Ilium
lulu. Tho plant fro in wlilrli llio Int.
est cnlns lmu tniuo Is known to bo
rally equipped Tor Its woik ninl opei
nted by exptit unrkiueii, this con
dlltdmi h.ivlnir linen rrn boil nflcr i
t iicful exiimlnallnn or ono nf thu list
cuius fnuiul III Honolulu
This coin ns round In contain gold
hut Hie percentage or alloy was much
higher Hunt lu n good ten dollar plcto
showing Hut tin. cnunlerrclleis aio
cnultiit wlili (ompir.itlelv iiioderato
nrollls havlni: niinircnllv ci In for
tho wmk nn n xery largo t-citlo
The cnuiitcrrelis lli.it hui been ills
ttneii'd lncall lnun led to Hie most
vlttnious liio'Hi!iillon liv tlin aulbni-
Hies mid uhlili bus btcn t'.niloil In
Hin lil'ilnbiliil with tlin rnnr liiKtnn
liieiitlnned that tho cniintci Tolling nf
United Stales cnlns In llio Orient Is
established oil a llnurlshlng basis with
Honolulu an occasional surTerer
thioiigh tho Inllux or the counterrelt
eis' pinducls II Is bolloved that thu
tnlus thai hao been round luno an
r hed Hiiougli the medium of nolillon
on the traustortH lu nun luslmico at
least this tact Inning been establish
ed Tlio icsult nr tlio anibsts tr tlio
last cniiuleirelt dlsrnvcrcd Is cnnsld
eied somewhat remarkable heeause It
Is holloed sulllclent to show Unit
gold Is being mod In rnthur generous
quantities, accompanied by tho cer
tain!) In the minds or thu mainland
nuHidiltles tlMt a counterfeit plant Is
being operated lu the Orient Hint has
gone lo woik on something or u liusl
ness basis piolulilj cnnlentwlth a
lunflt nr abniit (lrtv per t cut nil each
coin (muni nut fioni Its slump
ARMY AND NAVY ARE
I BOTH JASY WINNERS
(tlp-clul llu lint III CuIiIp )
m:w loiih, . , . iii. ivhi.
lull Morri loil.n utrc:
tmi) IT. Trlnllj ir.
N.m , t rK I'nlitrsll) II.
Canhle I.', IoIiiih llntikliis ll.
WISCONSIN DOWNS
OLD RIVAL, CHICAGO
''li Ml U n I It t I ii til.l 1
C'HCAHO. Nnv. 13 Wl-.cintlii
'!)1 Cltlt.ir.ti tt)dr.J(l Ii) ii. In n
fiercely-fought gaum on M.irilinll
Held. Win oiislll leoked to li.no tint
lOlt'kt mm before the it.tlt. but thu
Mn-tmiu iihiMil -tu iipblll mine uil
hold the lliulgers tu a Inw sum-.
Sands Are Burning Hot -For
The Timorous Tyros
NDRHLLEe
(Attunrl iti.l riit ',II I
WASHINGTON I) I' N.u 1 ! -l.leul
Cnffrn and three nlhe'.i nere
killed today lu an cxpli . h n if a
live inch gnu at Indian He. I min
ing giuumt An Imeillgttloi, if the
ratal incident Is In pingitrj.
EARTHQUAKE IS FELT
AT FORT DE FRANCE
f Ahhih I it,t prirm Oalili-)
TOUT l)i: ritASCIJ. Nov id -a
beero earthquake nlmck lasting sotnu
wji muls was redt
alarm Is general.
hero tod.i).
Tho
Annual Antics of Novices Viewed By Crowd
Prominent Business Men Put Through
Queer Stunts By Their Keepers
Unseen Temple Is
Scene Of Many i
Rites
CRUISER
BOSTON
ARRESTED WOMEN
LETIOOSE
i
MANY NEW INVENTIONS.
Iho ni.moliniH IngLiiiilt) of lliodci
mini toy maker Is shown In llio won
tlciful o)s JiiHt ucelM-d rioui (ler-
many b) A II Alklgli K Co. I.lil.j
IIoio me tii)s foi the oi small glil
mid I io j mid mail) methaiilcal tins
fin the oldei (hltdieii Itockiin,
Horses, Co-fails nml u lino assnrl
incut or Dolls In ptlce finm He lo $12
Also Iho now Willi! Imlun Doll
( AsHix-lulid li-MH fibti')
LONDON. Nov 18 Tho suffrag
ettes arrested jeslerd.t) for storming
nniuiT mi oxni io I11'0 ll"!0 "f '"rill WPro nlscliarged
lUUIl I I Ulb I Ul lb I from tiistmly today at the suggestion
STILL ON DEATHBED ' "l0 ll(,,l'n Secictary Prrmtor As-
. oiiltli, opening tho llheial campaign,
f Ititt.l I', .. (,,! ' llld the iruvei lilnent bitu iletni inlneil
ASTAI'OVA. ItllSSlll. Nnv. ID In inilim.lllniln Mm 11,1,1k,. nf tj.rilM. ! tnl ulilnl, ..III I... . ., ..l,...l 1.. .1 I..
Iho luiidltlnu ul fount l.eo Tolstoi w,P, i leguided as it vlcloiy for Mttor Tho tcinpoiai) removal will
is grave falntliii; spoils inn- the Liberals eoiiiincntp on Mond.i) inoinlng. On
tlntio and be Is inn i loim a lan-e I e opening, uhtniL n ttfok benco ever)-
pait or the time. . H rHAXi'lSCO, Nnv. ft ' thing 'will bo spick aud snail, ami ..
lleetH SS iiiiIiHhIb, 'is id j pirlt), liuncrful Biictlnn ifaii will liavo been
:i.np- iuvo(i quotation, s. 0 3-ld,l liistall tu Imui-nyo tho ventilation.
IS TO BE SOLD
Novvs reached local naval oltl'crs
jesterdny that tho United States
cruiser Huston, whoso history Is In
illsgoliihly linked with tho history or
tho Ten Hon ur Hawaii lx t.. bu
sold at uiictlnu Tho old cruiser,
arter jears of participation In tho
making mid unmaking of govern
ments and nations, is to bo baitcied
In tho highest bidder, and tlio Hag
that has waved at tho masthead fnr
tvveut)-lx ie.ii s will b0 hauled
down, never to ho mil up again.
Alre.ttl) a! movement has hoen
stinted among piutiiliicnt local peo
ple tn bring tlio matter boforo tho
Honolulu Historical Society, nml 1111
uffort will he made to set tiro the
"grand old vossor ror Hawallaii wa
torn. Talk of starting a fund to pur
Chaso tho llottuu has boon heard,
(Continued on Page 8)
IMPROVEMENTS AT
THEJTOUNG CAFE
Put runs nf this popular Cafo nro
requested tn laku nntlco that during
the row iIids next week when It will
be undergoing icpalis, every pmvl
slim will bo uii.de rir lliolr rtiiuftirt
on llui sixth Moor or tlio Yoiimr Ho
.
't'ltrtl In'srolesiniu r'Jct nines end
Wi t nj telling nr tlielr piht lives.
I J. v band ur Blxteeu liiltl ilea
it t d uver the binning tinils tu
liiikceii temple iliuler the gqld
it tir the V 1 .il. Patrol of Aloh.i
eir do Hib altcrMoon, It was tlio
ami i il pirade or fihilner initiates
tieie was no tett for the wear)
mr drink ror the thliMy on their
hlltl'iins vv.n, ami nlnni; Ihn line nr
'11 Mi I In the iiHd f. i tiny
r linulcd .inl Jitrcd ii li iiiulM
I id n hairing the wa) tu l.Ih nl mo
fie pnchll'r Milut ot the pilgrims
M.li lit h ive been cti"i lied
Il was 2 nVril, vvb -n the little
t 'I I or ii'lgil'ns vvat muiidultil h)
H o i Arab gpl Ich and look Ibelr wtv
er the but sands utter IipIiik nlcii-
tlft H) piciiuid wltb ntbt-Htus sues
to pioteil ibclr reel rrnm tlio bllaler
iug heat.
Down Kurt stieet thev came, a
uiollo) iinvvil, Ciplaln Merger and
IiIh Hawaiian lohoits fill nlxlili- tho
dnlcful inn ilc luiettar) trt stub uu
oi i. if Ion,
At tlio fornei- of King they turn
ed toward Walklkl. ami alout; this
street they uiacb(d. manae'ed tu it
long Hue ami bold lu tape to pie
vent their csuipu ind. ileuth rrom
thirst on Ilia desert before their des
tlmitlon was reached.
At Union Hquaro tho Atub I'a-
trol, In command of Sam Jolm.dii,
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POTENTATE ROBERT W. BRECKONS
IW"!'or Snltl" cards nt Ilullniin,
Mm
ARAB PATROL.
Alex. Lvle. A. fl. Wnll r t va.
tcrmnn. J. H. CraIB. C. S. Hall, J.
J. Belter, R. H. Bcmrojo. Geo. A.
Martin R. W. Perkins, K. R, 0 Wal
' lace. H. E. Murray. J. K. Ciaik. W.
T Heilbron, Donald Mclntyre. J. L.
SJr-aS'frAi'Sf I .!-!WMht. Alex. Ira.., MoSM T. ClcRK.
liorn, W. A. Wclbourn, 'Stanley Sic-"
nhenson. S. S. Paon w r. n,. . ""
N. B. Younu, John Marcall no.
ADMITTED TO TEMPLE.
Norman Wntkins, JudRC H. E.
Cooper, Dan H. Case. Hon. Jack Co
nc.v Coerce A. Davis. Harry S. Cray,
Henry 0 Plummcr. Wentworth Bu
rlionan, E. E. BodRC, Robert F.
Dem-sey, W ir. McCoy. Tlionmj H.
lierfuimed a rental kahlo drill.
wltli Ii the tilho Is Justly famous mid
whltli Is scon but tinie In ever)
twelvemonth In this p.ut of tbo
world It Is nlwa)B saved for .in
occasion like the one tod.i)
After the applause of tbo drill had
died awa), the taravnu took its way
Into tho I'apllol grounds and finm
theie resumed the nianli out Hotel
stieet to Alakea, tn lloretanln, and
back to tint K of p. Hall, from
which place It h,ad starled
ORDER f)F PATtATIP
Band
Potentate
Chef Rabban Asst. Rabban
HiKh Priest Oriental Guide
Marshal Director
Alchcmis's
Standard-Bearer
Camel Asst. Direttor
Past Potentates
Elqphant Asst. Director
Nobles bv twos
for Ceremonial Masters
uraRon
Arab Patrol
PoliccmcnNovitcs Policemen
Fire Department
: . ..
were the othot hlghei nllltcis of tlio
temple
1'nllcd States Commissioner (icnrgo
Divls, lu it hcav) buried w notion
i age, maied ilolluuco at tho multl
tude, vvblliv tho equlii.igo carrjlng
Ihn gieal Inirilon tvas driven In
Judge Cooper of the C'licnlt finirt.
i-ut.-uiait. iionen met i,ous led llio beside whom sat Hn.io.li.ln.lu.,t
caravan, and behind him lu unlet n.,.t..j ...
JORDAN'S GREAT
VOTING CONTEST
W ho I go tiR to get then
magiilllteiit i-o tcr piano?
Tlio following am tho six'
leatlcis tu dale.
Miss Amnnd-i Elsie Haglund.
Miss Kola Kr-ai,
Miss Ljtly Muttli,
Miss G. L. Ayrcs.
Miss Lizzie Green,
Mis. 1. Horner.
1)117 I votes not jet account
ed ror.
Plcilso send In )tuir otoa
by filtl.ly iinxt
Watch the lltilletln over)'
Saturday.
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