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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
LAS NAVES AEREAS MODERAAS,
Ell Sargeno Squie del eJeroo de los Estados Uni
dos ia declarado que Ell desarrollo de estas
YES hara oambiar por complete los metodos
actnales que SO emplean para guerrear.

finalmente ss desarollaran naves serees
con una capacidad de 100000 1000. 600
de pies cGbicos que obsendran una velo.
cidad de l6Okilomesros por hora. .Cualeuier
nave aerea que desaro!ie semeiante We.
locidad puede convertirse en- una maquina
de guerra poderosa practices, puede
usarse en- todo tempo normal. Mansenien,
dose alta por Ell dia descendisndo por la
uoche, con ellaIse puede lamar explosives
potentes que causarau grandes estragos
Con Ia habilidad de podel corrsr sapida.
mente sobfe los ei6rctos y remon.asss
q grandes alturas. su punto obietivo 90
seria principalmente la destruction de las
fuersas enemigas, sino Que los esfuersos
serian tambien ep direction los almsee-
nes de provisones, Ia destruction de los
dipues secos, los arsenales, les dep6sitos
de municienes, los prineipales centres de
ferrocarriles, per dltimo la marina enc.
miga."
Del aeroplano que es su uaquina de yo-
lar favorita. el dijo "El aeroplano probla
probablemente resultara ser una maquina
de volar de POGO tonelaie y de ga gran Ve-
locidad. No podra convertirse euns nave
que pueda llevar grandes pesos, pero en-
cambio sera muy it'll para bacer recono.
cimientos, para despachar con rapidea las
ordenes instrucciones para llegar pun.
tos inaccesibIes, para trasportar Ice oii.
ciales de alto range d los lugares donde Sc
necesita gu presencia.
"Una de las batallas mas teribles que CO.
noce la historia, fue ell ataque de los lapo-
ueses en- Ia Colina de los 2O3 metros. y el
solo obieto que cause esta graz mataoaa
fue ell prop6sito de colocar dos tres indivi-
duos para que dirigiesen ell fuego de los CO
hones desitio de los japoneses. hacia la flo
ia rusa que SO halaba en- Ia bahia de Puer.
10 Arturo & sls
Isl los Estados Unidos en- el 1898 hu-
biesen posetdo tao solo un globo dirigible
aGn del mismo tamaiio de aquel que esta
en- Fort Meyer We. E. . A. . que solo ba
costsdo $4,000, ell ejercito y Ia marine %
habrian permanecido nucho tempo 60 du
ds del paradero de la tlota de CerveIa GO
el puerto de Santiago. B.
| -
hdudablemente el mundo es mas hu.
manc csda aho. En- la actualidad hemc.
llegado concebir ell principle de que una
marina ej6rcito eliciente no es objeto de
provocar la guerra, sino para conseryar
la paz, y Sc cree que siguiendo este printi.
pio la perfection de las naves aerea: para
as untos militares, contribuira material
mente hacer mas efcaces de 10 que 10
que han sido en- tiempos pasados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
PARA coMPosIcIoNEs

80 bay oada tao uanusl para tAeer Q.
qseaas somposieicyes.A % suton6u
10 poe Il aanors No. II Dc eUbrs suice
E Eez.5is COMO ls susrda , IS sosdvc
tcr 5g IS s.5stnoiiza
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
eoTEs .uToN6YII.Rs

Anrnass que bay srriha De 20 un oose.
automtviles navegan3o so aguas % los
Estados Unidos, tres edarsas parties de los
c1alas Sc bsllao 8 eentenares De uillas De
las costas prestando ssryieioi tan ssriados
eom3 sa terra Ios TshIeHlos sutom5yiies
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14

FACTL PARA Ell PUERTO RICO"
Ell team de San Juan, Puerto Rico, de.
rrot6 facilmente en- Mayagues 4 los teams
Pttir4 q Yagues, de squells ciudad. El
luego con este dltimo fu6 una farsa CON-
pleta, venoiaudo el Puerto RIco por un
score de % o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
IN CONSFJO

No Sc cora el autom6vil COZ Ia garEanta
De admission alberta hasta el mSxime, por
argos intervalos. niyeI . eo deseeusos-
Deiesels deseanssr. apresurando "a ehispa
y eaz eerrando b gargznts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
EsIso

Tods q ,orfsspondsnsis ss Ipsrs sslg.
sionss De prs5lemas s.e-. dsbs ssf din
ida "FaziaA Espoytivs Sa,LA Cs,p.pon.
ssssss s.-ss4 Iss Sc JS2s. ?. z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
Ale drez.

Sole recibimos una soluci6n correcta
al problema de aiedrtz publicado en- nues-
ira edici6p del domingo pasado Esta fu6
enviada por el Sr. 4. Duclerc, de San Juan
La soluci6n os la siguiente.
BLANCAS NEGRAS
1T "A K (jaque, I-RlO
2-T : D Gaquel 2-RIR
3-ASC D mate
Slen eI primer movimientc de las negras
juegan. d K. habris 10 cambio de PIE.
eas que 90 altera el resuItado final. Da-
mos oiro interesante problems
No 2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
AUToN6vIL DE GUERRA

yemos en- Ho.or publ;cari6o agtszovL
lisia, sl grabado de 10 eochs s1tcneioF
de guerra que emplesra ei-eiErcito francis
en- 80 eampahs De Marrueeos Tras mescs
y messs De ssryirio. sparees z! agion5vil
en e1eslenies eoutieioa5s babiaado Ffs-
bado - siieaeis 20 81 Tampa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
EEL AERoPLANo WRIGHT.

Wilbur Wright estabIeee el mejor record
mundial para las msquinas de volar del
tiPo mas pesadas que el aine. d" al uavegar
por mas de una hora en- su aeroplano. aeon
pa1ado de un pasajeru
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14

L. Duval. cuarta. r.
Eu la iustraci6u adiun!s &c Veu todos
los carros aguardaudO ell momento de Ia
patTida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
JUEGO EN- JUANA .DTAZ.

El domingo pssado el So, grsdo de una
de las escueiss de Ponce derrot6 oil team
Juand D.ot, 60 los terrenos De cato dltiro,
por 10 scors dc Is I'll
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
ESTADO DEL CAMPEONATO
AvIso

Toda Is coHespondencis de spori, solu.
clones de probIemas etc, debe ser dihiido
q "Pagna Esportlva de Ls Correspondent
sia." P Q Box 7s5 sap Jgan E. r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
Ell AutomoviI
como Medic lcamento

Usado con prudeucia. el autom3Sa rue.
de ser el remedio de todas las afecciones
nerviosas y mentales El DR. Mounteyrat.
medico frances, Sc aventura expresar Ia
opinion que viajando COZ estos motores
Sc encuentra Ia cura contra la anemia y el
desvelo ....
II biro algunos experimentos 60 garios
viaies que duraban ocbo dias. dice que
halo uD aumento considerable co Ios cor
pGsculOs rojos. Ell promedio de este aumen.
to equivalis IN 26 por eiento. FL efeeto
despues de ocho dias de Siais es el misno
que euaudO Sc reside en- elesacIoaes aItss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
Los coRREDOREs
NEW YORK PARIS

NEW YORK PARIS
Al eruzar las montshas RocaIlosas y las
mesetas De Wyoming. demostTarou tos
autom6yiles eu u carrera New York-Pa-
ris, IA soiidez de 81 mecanismo J ei grade
de adelanto de ID industrta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
NEGRAS
BLANCAs

Ia, 0lancas Iuegan 3 dan mate en- Gus.
Io iuga5ss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
AvISo.

Tcda Is correspondence de spoH, soiu
clones de probllenas, etc., debe ser dirt
jids "Pagina Esportiva de la correspon.
dencis." p. O. Box 7S5. San Juanp. r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
Ell MHoR aEToDo

10 mejor para remoysr e polvo De %
sotor Is unA bEoeha 4s phlOr. rupidA )
bGsI- a.n.sn.............m.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-14
Jeroglifico esportivo.

On peri6dico parisiense de Ia maaana
ha pubicado uD articulo euyo epfsrale 8
81 'iguient';
L. N. A.
A. C. F
Esto que parece TN jerogiifico. no 10 es
y significa sencilamente'
Asro-Club de Franeta. Eigo NGciondl
Atrea, Autonldul Club de Franeia.
En- Francia Inglaterra Sc va desarro-
Ilando de tai modo Ia afiei6n esta suerte
de abreyiaturas, que, comentandolas iro-
nieamente dice otro peri6dieo pari-
siense que proitO Sc eseribiran los peri6-
dicos solo con iniciales puede darss el
easo. 4 pesar de clio. de que eI pdblicO Sc
sntsre de 10 que dicen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
CONCERT PROVED 4 BIG
SUCCESS LAST AIGH1
Audience Heard Excellent Music and
the Italian Earthquake Sufferers
vii, Get 5000.

The concert given in III" NatiOna
Sol lierS' Home, theatre last evening
under the auspices Ut t"lon"l Roya
r Frank Garrison. Army and Navy
Union will result in sending the neat
sum of 5000 to tn" ear huuakt sui
ferrr, in Italy. The large th"atr"
was crowded with an appreciai'S" an
dicnce that gave its approval OF III"
splendid musical hunters in unstint'
.tl rounds OF applause. Every mum
Der on IN" program was wei re-
crivtd.
The program is given below:
March Mt Aetna ......, A BugiiCh"
Grafton $3.50. Judge r. f. Mon'a2u"
Overture William lnll -. Rossini
Combined Bands. Prof. A. Buslionc
Director.
soprano SD!o-"i-"ave NJ" NO 80.
Mrs. +. c. Rccs.
Grand Selec,lon-"Lncia di Lam
m.rmHn t,o,i ;. ,srdsi,, I njrnr,or
Alto Sulo-"Happy Days .........
. Miss Grace Cosby
Violin Oblieato. .. Mr.. l.. r. Thlrnc
Grana Selection-'lll Trovatore
''.''''. v "
Bands. Prof. A. Buslionc. Direct"r.
SchurhertS Serenade ......
" Mr.. John p. Caugh"r
Bands Onenhachian :. Oh"nbach
Prof. Felix lardeila. Director
"Ejar Spans!cr Banner
Accompanies Mrs. Felix lardeiia.
Committee: Charles llaber. chair
man: George Burchtield. secretary;
! r. p Stuart treasurer: Prof. F"liX
Iardclla. PROT A. Buglione. John y.
Caughrr. Frank &. R""s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
FIRE IN RESIDENCE
CAUSES DEATH AND INJURY
Railroad Officials Mother Killed
Other Members Of Family In
jured by Jumping.
(By Associated PreSS).


NEW HAVEN. CONN. Jan
uary l4.-In fire that ccm-
pletely burned the residence OF
Samuel Higgins. the general manager
of the New York. New Haven ami
Hartford Railroad here. early yester-
day his mother Mrs Moore lost her
life: his mother-in-law. Mrs. NJ E.
Corbin was probably fatally hurt and
his wife, his daughter Isabel, his
young son ard Mr.. Higgins himself
barely escaped death in the flames
by jumping from second story win
dow
1t was as result Of this jump that
Mrs. Corbin was hurt. Mrs. and Miss
higgins suffered broken legs and Mr..
Higgins was badly bruised The
young son, Harold. escaped without
injury.
A colored cook jumped from third
story window. landing on the roof of
a veranda.
As quickly as possible the injured
persons were removed to the nearby
residence OF Isaac n. Damn and medi-
cal aid summoned.
The cause OF the fire. il is said, was
an overturned furnace.
The damage amounts to $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
Wapakoneta Tribe Phoebus Red men
Banqueted Last Night.
JOHN FERHER IS NEW SACHEM
Addresses Were Delivered by Messrs.
A. Hienickle, William r. Davis.
John r. Foster and Charles w..
Stanglen-Large Crowd Was In
Attendance.

WapakOntca Tribe Of Red Men III
PnoebuS held public installation OF
officers last evening. which was fol
lowed by q banquet
At the banquet Mr.. A. lleinlckle
was the POSTMASTER and ad-
dresses were delivered bv Mcssrs.
John Ferber w T. Davis. John f,
Foster and Charles ". Stangien. Mr..
Stanglen discussed very tloquentl,
the trnets OF the order and gave Il
comprehensive sketch Of Red Menism
from the foundation OF Tn" order UP
10 tn" present time.
The officers installed We're:
Sachem-Mr John Fcrb"r
Senior HagamOre--Mr. Joseph Nor
can.
Junior sagamorc-Mr. W ". Gar.
riSOn
Chief of records-Mr. r. S. Cope
Collector OF Wampnm-Mr. r. II.
Smith.
Keeper Ct wampnm-Mr. G. H.
Warren.
Frs sannap-Mr. F. NJ. Brown.
Second sannap-Mr. r. J. Dubois.
T.lSl "dil lOi--MI. oSd"d!u Neihi.
Second warrior-Mr Thomas Pnr.
C.li
Third warrior--Mr. r. l.. Gardner.
Fourth warrior-Mr. HOOver
First brave-Mr. Thomas Floyd.
:. cond bravt--Mr H. p. Johnson.
bird brave-Mr. BelCher
f0lrth brave-Mr. Joseph Riley.
Guard Of forest--Mr. T. Casper.
Guard Of wigwam-Mr. 0. Free
berger.
Proph.t-Mr. Charles W. Stanglen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
STAYS EMPLOYERS WIFE.
Woman Was LYING Ill in eed--Hus
band Chased From Premses--
No Known Motive.
.Ry Associated Pressl.

MODENA. MO, Jan. l}'~Iohn
Brooks, farm hand in the employ
of }, hin Thompson. young farmer
living near here. drove his employer
on the premises at the point Of re-
volver. this afternoon and after Kill
ing Mrs Thompson. who was lying
III in bed and his employers brother.
Hullrr Thompson. committed suicide
No motive for the shooting has been
learned
Brooks * reported to have been
addicted to drink. and 1t Is supposed
he committed the double murder Will"
intoxicated
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
EDUCATORS INVITED
TO SEATTLE EXPOSITION
AIaska-Yukon-Paci Exhibit Will
Present Many Attractions and
Objects of Interest.

SEATTLE. Jan. IA ihe meeting
of the Southern Educational Assoc
iation. he'd in Knoxville. Tenn. De-
cen,ber %, p. p. Clafton. Secretary
OF the Association. presented an lnir
tation from the Alaska iukOn-Pasihc
Exrosi;iOn to tnc members to visit
Seattle next summer during tn" expo
sition ,period
Here YOU will be brought into d:
rect contact with the resources, con
ditiOns and progress not only OF the
Pacific Slope" reads the invitation.
but also CT Alaska, the Canadian
Northwest, Hawaii. the Philippines
and Orient, all of which will be eX-
hihted here on scale never hlore
attempted. Three weeks spent or
such q trip-allowing full week at
the exposition ami ample time Tor
scores of enlightening excursions and
delightful side trips will Yield more
accurate knowledge then can be &C
auired in years of read ng.
This exposition is luilt on the Ia
nous plans of the University OF Wash
ington. As result of Seattle aud
Washington enterprise the UNIVERSE
ty will come into mora than s2.ooo,-
0uu worth of permanent improve
ments. including eight permanent
bindings, eleven miles of grades and
aspha lt-paved streets, many acres OF
beautiful gardens and a complete
system C underground work.
The invitation also points out tina
the vacation time Of 1909 comes Who'll
" within the dates Of the exposition
which opens June and closes Oc-
1ober l6. Attention is called 10 the
educational advantages of the trip
and TO the low rates madt by the
railroads to Pacific Northwest points
during the exposition period. No
The Alaska Yukon Pacific EXPOSE
ton will be ready on time. The WIS.,
tcr to the 1909 fair in June Will
find everything the same as those
VINO make the trip at any time later
during the exposition period. NO
words fair in history was ever 50
far advanced at similar period.
Already eleven of the more impor-
.ani buildings are completed and the
States Government has ccm-
n:rnccd construction Of its group OF
four buildings. The government OF
Can,la as preparing to let the con-
tract for its building and constr1ic-
ton will be started within the 1ex'
thirty days on the fcreisn exhibits
palace. transportation building aEd
motor boat pavilion and tho New
York State building.
TIL. completed buildings are Audi
forum Fine Arts. Machinery. Manu-
features. Agriculture. Mines. Fisher
les. Forestry. Washington. OREGON
California and Hospital. The Cas-,
cades AMI Geyser Basin are finished
and acres Of green lawns and gardens
have been laid About seven miles
of paved streets are down and
number Of he tHildings on the Pay
Streak. as he amusement center Is
known. are under construction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
Phoebus Town Council Held Inter-
esting Session Last Might.
LANCER STREET TO Be COURT
Session Was Short One and Time Was
Taken Up In Discussing Street I'm
stroyed by Burning Them.

The PhcebuS town council last
nigh. instructed that steps b" imm",
diately taken TO have property owners
along certain streets dedicate to the
town their interest in the streets i
wa, also suggested that many Of tn"
streets should be renamed. The con-
mittce will take mp all these matters
and make a report at tn" February
session.
When Mayor Furness raped the
council t. order the members pres
ent were: Messrs. w. &. Morris, n.
y. Foster. j. J. Longran. NJ. Na's"r-
man. George Lancer. y. {. Barnes
and George y. Sitter.
Mayor FNlrneSs reported thai in De-
ccmber he heard H33 town and state
cases. He collected fines ana fees
amounting 10 ss5S1.
Mr.. Nicholas Leonard. who owns
property in Lancer street. asked tn"
council to change The name OF tn"
thCrouehfarc and the council to
change it to Couri street.
Councilman W. G Morris brought
to the attention of the council the
necessity of cutting down several
trees in Curry street. which are nul.
sances. The trees will be chopped
down b. the town authorities.
Coupons. representing 1926 interest
on the street and sewer bondS. were
destroyed by burning them In ne
presence of the cOuncilmen.
The session was IA shOrt one. ana
very little business was taken mp
outside of the street improvements
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
NO TRACE FOUND.
French Cruiser Unable to Locate Mis-
sing Merchant Steamer.
by AssOCiatud PresSl.

tBy Associated PreSSp.
PARIS. Jam Ii. I'm" commando"
OF the French cruiser Ad Lube. t"lr-
graphs from Gibraltar that during his
VOYAGE from New York h" has b- "
unable /" obtain ANY trace OF the
missing Fabric Lin" steamship \"u,-
tria
Tie French government on Dc"m
to search for the N"ustrla. which sail
ed from New York October - for
MarSeillcs and is Euw ~ days over
due The AID l.uh" came 20 New
York and then proceeded over IN"
pr bable course "f IN" \"usfria %
ward Marseilles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
v NJ. C.. A. NOTES.

At The Y. NJ. c. A. tonight the us,
ua, tournament basketball games Will
II. played in the gymnasium. The
Reds will meet the Blues and the
Whites will battle with the Gclds.
X has been decided not 10 play the
representative five on any regular
date for the Tournament games
Tomorrow night the representative
team will play Fort Monroe at the
:crl Y. NJ. c. A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
Monument to Boone.
INV Associated Pre1Sb.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. N
Representative Edwards, OF Ne"'
rurky introduced u bill In III" House
today to appropriate $1,000 t" erect
n monument to Daniel Bone at Cum
brlanL Gap. whore III" Stat" line OF
X, l,ucky Tennessee and virginia
Join
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
CIRCUIT COURT 10
CONVENE HERE MONDAY
There are 1853 Cases on the Docket
and the Term Will Last Al
Least Two Weeks.

One hundred and sixty-eight cases
arc on the docket for the January
germ Of the Circuit Court. which DO
gins here next Monday. with Judg"
Clarence W. Robinson on the bench.
OF the cases 81 are on the common
law side and 81 on the chancer:
docke;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
FELL FROM CAR AND
IS PAINFULLY INJURED
Thomas Blue Has Broken Leg anc
Cut On Head from the
Accident

Thomas Blue. negro boy, sustain
ed very painful injuries by falling
from a street car at Barnes corner,
Phoebus. last night at 5 o'clock. The
bov's leg is l.-oken and he has an
ugly cut on the mead. He was re-
moved to the Dixie hospital and CIV
en- medical treatment by DR.. Harry
d Howe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
Neoro Student Under Arrest.

Peter jones. a student of the HamP-
ton Normal school. was arrested yes
terlay morning by Deputy Sherih
Edwin Curtis on a warrant eharg-
ing him with larceny. Jones is &C
cused OF. stealing clothing from other
students. His home is in. Gloucester
county
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15

Ambrol records can re used on your
present Edison Phcnograph, by the
addition of n simple attachment
These records play four minutes. Both
can be- found at CHEINE'S Studio.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
Guests Of Mr.. Oore.

Mr.. G. A. futile. of PennSylvania;
Mrs W. A. Davis. Of Norfolk. are the
guests of Mr.. Edward Dore. in Ph.f-
bus. Mr.. Charles Rust. who was IlS-
iting Mr.. Dure, has returned I" ms
home in Elizabet y. J.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15

" Yovr Pnysseisn
Writes charity on your ~ sc:1ptiop
re viii elI them free Of charge.
cON0DON PHARMACIES. lelG6
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15

Mr. F NJ Tennis has returned from
a visit of several days IN North 'a''
lima
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
Danish pro.erb.

Much water runs by the mill while
the miller sleeps.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15

Phoebus Personal Notes.
Miss May Richardson. of Baltimore.
+; the guest OF Mrs. John Guy. or
KlOndike avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15
For Rent.

Is acre farm. with dwelling and out
buildings within half mile from
Hampton. RANSONE BROS. 1-3-n.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-15

WHEN SEEKING A GOOD
TAeLE WINE
seek no further" than Leonard's
store. where You will find Wines a;
Tho following prices:
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-03
$500 REWARD FOR
B0RK MURDERERS
Many Private Detectives Searching
For the Slayer Of the Frontenae
Family.

plttsburg kanss Dec 1A reward
of $1,000 is offered for the murderer
or William Bork, IFS wife and two,
year.old son, Everett. The reward In
cludes $3.50 offered BY the state, $3.50
offered by tho commissioners Of Craw.
ford county and $3.50 offered by the
board Of trustees Of Washington town.
ship, where the murder was commit
ted
Meanwhile the authorities are work
ing quietly persistently Excitement
has died ANA grim determination 20
get the murderer is in It's place. Sew.
eral new faces have appeared III the
Frontenac country In the last two
days They are quiet unassuming
men who have taken positions IN the
mines, farms and stores OF the vicinity
and nothing IN their appearance would
Indicate that they hold commissions
to ferret out crime. IN addition TO
the secret service men a number OF
Pinkerton agents are at work There
Is very little doubt n the minds OF
officers today as % who the murderer
rs. Two men are being watched They
are the same two who stopped the two
Dunkirk men Friday evening short
time before the murder happened and
asked for a light Others saw them in
the same neighborhood on the same
evening They have been traced from
the time they left Frontenae
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-03
SECTION HAND GAVE LIFE
TO SAVE PASSENGERS

Mexico. Mo, Dec. Curtis Gentry
a Wabash section hand. was killed
while saving eastbound passenger
train No 20 from being derailed by re-
moving a jack from beneath the
rails in the face OF the oneoming train.
lie saved, no doubt. many passengers
from death and more from serious IN
jury. He was decapltated by the en-
gine. which was running at unusual
speed
The gang OF section hands was re-
pairing the Wabash track near Thomp-
son. Suddenly the train loomed up
around a bend through the fog. right
upon them. All ran for safety except
Gentry, who saw that the elevated po-
sition of one of the rails would wreck
the train Il the prop beneath remained.
Unhesitatingly he stuck TO his post
and extracted the Jack used to pry
up the rails
Travelling men and passengers made
up a purse for the family Of the hero.
Men and women sobbed their thanks
above the mangled form Of their
savior