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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
REMATE De PREHDAS.

Los dfas so V 81 del corrien-
te mes de Mario, de 1909 a
las dos de la tarde Sc vende-
ran en- subasta pdblica, en- la
Casa de Pr6stamos de H. LO-
pez-Ceperc (San Jose 10 } in
finidad de prendas, que no han
sido renovadas nj canceladas,
en- el transcurso de seis meses.
La relaci6n de dicbas prendas
pueden leerIas los q. 10 deseen
en- el portal de la Casa AvUn-
tamiento. Plaza del Mercado
V en- San Jose 10. La Casa con-
tinGa sus operaciones.
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Continuation de la pagina la.

/, Confirmation de la pagina la.
luaci6n del presupuesto anual para
Ia marina en- Ia hip6tesis de una flo
ia comprendiendo hacia 1919 6 1920
sean %. sean %, sean 50 acoraza-
dos.
Sobre estas bases, Ia cifra media
y la cifra maxima del total de Gastos
del presupuesto serian respectiva-
mente para D acorazados 3l7 3 355
mlllones de frances; para Is acora-
zados 356 y 39S millones., para 3s
acorazados en- fin 422 y 465 Milo
mes. 4...,
Es un aumento sensible del pre-.
SNpuesto de la marina que, para 1909
Sera solamente de 333 millones dc
frances. Pero los grandes acoraza-
dos de escuadra. tales como Sc les
construye hoy dia, los 'Dreadnou-
ght" de Inglaterra, los 'Voltaire'
"Dlderot" en- Francia cuestan mas
caros, Los 6 acorazados de $4,000
toneladas actualmente en- construc-
n,-de los que el primero, el "Vol-
talre" sera proximamente lanzado
en- Sierra -estos seis acorazados, de-
clmos. costaron mas de $50 Milo
mes de frances. 81 Sc construyen do
ce 9 catorce buques de la misma fuer
"a 9 tai vez de un tonelaie superior,
ell gasto sera de mas de 600 a 700
millones de frances. Sc comprende
que la enormidad de estas cifras preo
cupe al gobieruo y d las oamaras
francesas.
El lector Sc preguntara tai vez,
como es que 10 Francia Sc ha deia'
do pasar por la Aiemania, en- 10 re.
lativo al ndmero de los buques, de
primer range. Esto no es como Sc pc
.dra Greer, que Ia so!a administration
de NJ. Camilo Pelletan sea la respon-
sable de Ia actual situaci6n, 81 blen
ha contribuido atelia. La falta in-
cial parece haber sido el hacer cons
truir desde hace una deocena de a.
nos, diez y ocho 8 veinte cruceros
acorazados, que han resultado tan
caros como los acorazados de escua-
dra, y que en- un combate naval ne
prestan igual servicio que estos.
Mientras que la Francia gset6
mas de 500 millones de frances pa
ra construir estos cruceros acora-
zados la Alemania, siguiendo el e.
jemplo de Inglaterra Y de los Esta-
dos Unidos, construy6 principalmen-
te acorazados de escuadra.
Los sucesos de 10 guerra del Ex-
tremo Oriente les han dado la rae
z6n, demostrando que el seborio de
los mares pertenece hoy dia, perte
nece como antes, o lc= navfos fuer-
temente acorazados. armados de 10
artlllerfa mas potente y no Gle los
cruceros, mas rapidos, pero Ilevan-
do astilleria mas ljgera
En- tiempoS de Ia marina de velas.
la fleta ma potente era 10 que com
prendia nivor Dumero de navios
de Inca; Ia, fragatas no podian po-
nerse frente q elIos 3 pesar de su an
dar mas rapido. Hoy dia una escua.
dra de combate debe conponerse
principalmente de grandes acora-
zados- como la escuadra de los Es-
tados Unidos que hace la vuelta al
mundo-los crUceros acorazados no
son mas que apoyos. La Francia
ha construfdo desdichadamente mu-
chas fragatas eu tanto que Alemania
aumenta ell numero de sus navios
de Inca.
Debe repaTarse eI error cometido,
al precio lie m Sr8b sscrificio de di.
nero
7slsmotO.
Paris Erst u 1O0Q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
Retrataron al Sultan.
Siempre tuTOnerviOsO reeelO pOr
Ia miquina fOtOgrafes.

Ha csusado sensation en-
Turquia Ia noticia de que eI
Sultan Sc haya dejado retratar
eosa que no habfa hecbo en- su
pals natal desde que subi6 al
frono hace treintitres amos.
Pero hace pocos dias que en-
vi6 4 buscar al fot6grafo de Ia
corte, Salim Pey, y lie orden6
sacar Ia fotograffa de Ia cere-
monia del besamanos con q
en- el centro.
Doce retrstOs de esta vista
soIamente sc han heeho para
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
ri UENA ocAsloN.

Uno casa en- Is calle de Canales, en-
Ssntwce, testa de vehta y es una bue
ma ocasi6n para el que desee bacer
un buen negocio. Construida hace
6 meses, 6os b1enas maderas y ser.
vicio complete para toda comodidad
Situada q menos de roo metros de Ia
carretera, sitio Centrico, y construc.
ci6n moderna. lnformara el Sr. Ar.
turo Fort. Banco de P. Rico, San
Juan. ", ls.V.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
.L|CA ANT|TUBER
cu|osa en- Ponce,
/ 49,
Ell Sr. Matos Bernier
condenado en- causa
por libeIc.
FL detective ~Betancourt
detuvo en- ruda luc ha al
hombre de las gall1nas.
CoDtentos en- el sur con Ia ley
para prevenir. "el asesinato
de nihos' por medic de lecbe
adulterada. .'.-..
(Os nuestro eerresponsnl.l

l
. Mario 14-Esta noche ter.
minan las conferencias publ,
cas- celebradas por la liga an.
tituberculosa. Numerosisima
ha sido la concurrencia que ha
asistido a dichas conferencias,
Los temas desarrollados POI
los eonferencistas 10 han side
en- forma acertada y discreta.
LuDes y martes Sc dedicaraD
a los nihos de las escuelas pu.
blicas, siguiendo luego Ia co.
mission presidida por ell Dr..
Stahl, y que tan beneficiosos
resultados debe obtener para
la salud publica, recorriendo
los demas pueblos de la isla.
Vista en- la Corte de distrito
Ia alzada interpuesta por el
Sr. Matos Bernier contra la pc
ma que lie impuso la Corte Mu-
nicipal en- las denuncias que
por libero le hicieran respecti-
vamente los Sres. Llonent To-
rres Y Rivera Esbri, Y despues
de la defensa que de 81 propio
hizo el acusado, aver la Corte
dict6 la sentencia condenan-
dole a cincuenta dollars de.
multa por cada causa 6 en-
defecto del pago a cincuenta
dfas de arresto por cada uno,
que cumplira en- esta Carcel
de distrito. Dlcese que el Sr.
Matos Bernier apelara ante el
Tribunal Supreme.
Al detener eI detective Be
tancourt q I'm individuo Sos
pechoso que llevaba unas ga
llinas y sc negaba a dar SUI nom
bre este Sc resisti6 q ser dete-
nido sosteniendo una lucha
con ell detective, que al fin Sc
lie impuso y 10 condujo a la car
eel, donde dijo llamarse Juan
Morales. Sc averiguan sus an
tecedentes.
Ha merecido general simpa-
tia el bill de la Camara, apro-
bado por ell Consejo que en-
pezara a regir ell dfa primero
del entrante mes, referente q
aduIteraciones de bebidas y
especialmente la leche. Las pc
mas severas que Sc imponen
a los aduIteradoreS de la leche
son bien merecidas por los que
cometen el asesinato de ninos
por obtener beneIicioS pecu-
comerciahho con in
salud publica.
Hay tamhiGn q. lecomendar
al publico precinda dc los ins-
pectores de sanidad oficales
y en- bien propio Sc conftituya
en- inspector de los depositos
donde Sc eXpende este articu-
10. dcnunciando al Fiscal de
distrlto las infracciones de es-
ia ley.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
DE RFGREso ( sus REsIDENcIAs.

Los Srcs. Emilio R. Davila V Pr
lar Santiago. farmaceGtico de Cia-
les Y aIcaide de aquelIa pobiacion.
respectlvamente, han regresado a
su residencia, despues de haber es-
tado dos dias en- San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
.Un exager ado.

,El d{a del casamiento de Luisa, 81,
padre Hama aparte q la nevia y lie ha-
bla misterlosamente al dido: -
= '-tQhe te ha dicho mi maridoi
-pregunta Ia madfe q 10 ldespossda.
Me ha dicho que el mstrimonio
-es una coss muy serla. -,
No hagas case, a tn padre lie
gusta. exagerarlo todo. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
DOS ,LrYFs NO riRMApAs poR
Ell GoBERNanoR.

La ley creando otra plazs de fiS.
cal para la Corte de distrito de San
Juan no fue aprobada por el gober,
nador, asi como tampoco la de las
reformas de la ley escolar. u
La, Ultima fu6 muy enmendada
r" ~ Consejo Ejeeutivo; pero la
atyY,, Camara procurando me-
jorar Ia condiciones del magiste-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
ESTA ENFERNo.

Fl Miro de los diStinguidos espo-
sos Cahizar-Adrian, esta enfermo
de aIgun cuidado en- 10 residencia
de aquelios eD eSto ciudad. Que
reStablezca pronto el eniCrmito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17

En- ssts iup-s1ta Sc vends pspel De
periOdico visjo 4 ? pesos qulaiAl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
IMPORTANT IF TRUE
SAYS RUSH Of
CHARGES
Prosecutor in Oklahoma Land
Case Promises Much Trouble
For lndncted Governor and
Co-DefendantS,


Omaha, March 17-Sylvester Il.
Rush, special assistant to the attor-
ney general tho United states, in
charge of the oklahoma lana fraud
cases, referring to certain statements
recently published, said today.
\ to the charges Of improper
practice ana conduct made against
me by the defense In the investigation
OF the Muskogoe town lot frauds
wherein indictments were returned
against Governor Charles n. Haskell.
and six other persons. on charges OF
d%effaudinR the government and the
Greek Indians of their lands, | have
this to say, that Ike the news from
Potomac, these charges would be i'm
portant. IL true; but. unfortunately
for the defendants, they are absolute
ly false.
when the government shows III,
as 1t will be able TO do, the corrupt
influences and intimidation rcsortcd
to to Influence the several grand ju-
rors to make false statements To in
validate the indictments. certain per
sons viii have trouble enough to last
them Il life time"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
MURRAY GETS MILD
SENTENCE
Former Mounted Policeman. IT,
dicted on Two Counts, For
Violating United States Stat
uteS Gets Minimum Penalty.

George Fred Murray. indicted by
the United States grand jury Tuesday
on two counts, selling liquor to Nava-
10 Indians. and selling liquor without
an Internal revenue stamp. was given
a formal trial in the United States
district our yesterday afternoon and
got off with a light sentence, the
count for selling liquor to the Indians
being quashed and a sentence of thirty
days in Jail and a fine Of one hun
dred dollars being imposed on the
second count. The case for the gov
eminent was prosecuted by United
states Attorney ID. j. Lcahy. Muir
ray was defended by Attorney Il. l..
Mcdler.
Tom Banter. who vas arrested at
the same time Murray was taken into
custody, was indicted yesterday by
the United States grand jury on n
charge of selling liquor to the Nava-
jos. 1t is said hat Murray and Balm
ter were partners i'm the b%ootlegging
business, it being alleged that they
sold booze to the Indians on the Nava-
10 reservation in the vicinity of CAL
lup. Banter will likely be given n
trial within the mex few days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
YOUNG WOMAN WILL
LOSE BOTH FEET
Miss Susie Merchant viii Be.
Cripple For Life as Result Of
Having Her Limbs Frozen in
Blizzard.

The physicians who are attending
Miss Susie Merchant. the seventeen.
year-old girl who was brought to the
city from Bland Tuesday night and
placed in st. Joseph's sanitarium, have
decided hat the young lady's feet
which were badly frozen in the biz
card last week, must be amputated,
and she will be placed on the operat-
ing table either tomorrow or the next
day. Every effort has been made to
save the injured members. but they
were SO badly frozen that amputation
will be necessary. in order to prevent
serious complications.
Miss Merchants feet were frozen
as the result of lying for n~inety-six
hours in a snowdrift five miles from
Bland. Miss Merchants brother. who
was with her. succumbed to the cold
and died before aid reached him. The
young people lost their way while at
tempting to get to their home in
Bland in the face of the terrific biz
Yard which swept the mountains and
plains three days OF last week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
CROWD ATTENDS
S0DALlTY MUSICALE

The It Patrick's day musicale AND
entertainment given by the Young La
dies Sodality in knights of Columbus
han last night was an unqualified So
cial success. The hall was taxed TO its
capacity to accommodate the large
crowd which turncd out to celebrate
the event.
An excellent musical program was
rendered. some fine talent taking
part. The feature of the program was
Tie singing of Mr.. J. j Carmody. Of
New York city. who was a visitor in
the city yesterday. and who consented
TO sing. Mr.. Carmody is the posses
sor of IA fine baritone voice. which he
knows how to use with good effect,
and made a big hit last night, being
compelled to respond to " encores
Dainty refreshments were served ut
midnight,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
WORK A HUNDRED
FEET UNDER The
COLORADO
Were Men Who Built the Piers
For the Santa Fe Brige at
Parker The Employees Mag
azine for March,


one of the most interesting features
Of the santa Re Employees Magazine
for N,rcb is a shor, Illustrated article
, n n,taua r,s
the Col"Iauo rN'r AZ i"iN'i' N''"''''
connecting Arizona and California
m illustration shows a party OF
men at work in a caisson one hundred
feet under The river. indicating the
solid foundation work done on the
bridge piers. The bridge is described
as having five spans each sS4 feet IN
length ana supported by six concrete
piers rising forty feet above the bed
Of She river.
Tho bridge was built by the Ameri-
can Bridge company, and the Missouri
valley Bridge and Iron company. the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
LION tanner FAILS
TO BREAK our Of
PRISON PEN
Undesirable Alien Given Chance
to Prove Story That His ES-
cape From Ellis Island Was
UnaSSiSted.


IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
New York, March 17.-After six
teen hours devoted to saving two of
the seven-eighths mel steel bars of
his cell with improvised saws made of
nieked table knives, Francis Luis
Boissanade, d lion tanner. who vas SGT
to the task of making an official at
tempt TO escape from the Ellis Island
detention prison by immigration Com
missioner Robert Watchorn, tonight
gave up the attempt.
Boissande, last August. escaped
from the same cell. with the conni-
vance, tho commissioned thinks, of
ono or more Of the Keepers. Upon
being apprehended in san Francisco
a few days ago, however. he declared
no one had assisted him to break out
Of iail and that it was by saving the
bars Of his cell for thirteen and a half
hours with table knives that lie gained
freedom.
1t was to prove. If possible, the
truth of this assertion that Boissandc
was made to undergo the test i'm
which he just failed.
Had he succeeded, Commissioned
Watchorn had promised to intercede
for him at Washington ana secure au-
thorization for him to remain in the
United states. Now he viii be de-
ported and several suspected employees
viii be discharged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
LABOR AGiTATOR DRIVEN
FROM TOWN; STRIKE ENDS

Granite City. H., March 17.-Tho
strike in the American Steel Foun-
dry company's plant which began Sat
urday when four hundred men went
out, virtually ended today when sup
%crintendent A. w. Walscher and an
assistant chased the a~gitator whom
they blamed for the trouble out of
town after beating him with their
fists. Following this episode the en-
tire day shift went back to work.
Walscher asserted that the agitator
inflamed the Imagination Of the work.
men who are foreigners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
COWBOYS ARRESTED
FOR DENVER H0LDUP

Fort Collins. Colo. March John
Potts. who lives in a solitary cabin,
twenty-five miles from Fort Collins,
and T.. j. st. Clair, a cowboy employ
cd by Lady doom on her ranch near
Fort Collins, were arrested tonight
charged with holding up the Denver
and Rio Grande %oastbound train at
Military Junction. Just outside Of Den
yer, on February u.
The Fort Collins police force has
been working on the case for some
time ana has had the arrested men
under surveillance for more than two
weeks.
Postofficc Inspector Mckee. of Den
yer, the United states marshal and
Detectives Ustick and Leydcn were
sent for as the local officers expected
a desperate resistance on the part Of
Potts and st. clair. The men We're
arrested on the street and made no
resistance.
The officers made another arrest at
Tivernome late tonight but have not
yet brought their prisoner to Fort
Collins. Another man and a woman
are under suspicion as accomplices
of the hold-up and viii be arrested IN
Fort Collins before morning.
The robbery, which occurred on the
morning of February II. was one of
the most daring ever perpetrated In
the state. The robbers made a thor
ough search of the mail and express
cars In the hope Of securing $500, 600
in gold bullion being transferred from
the San FRA pffgpo to tho DruNpr mint
The bullion was sent owe another
route and the robbers secured but a
nominal o from the train.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
GOVERNOR PARD0NS
CONVERTED BURGLAR
Voluntary Surrender Wins Freedom
FOR Indiana Convict.

laPorte, Ind. March lf.-Thomas
Mccarthy, who caused surprise last
August by voluntarily giving himself
up at the Indiana state prison. left
the prison touay a free man, having
been |pardoncd by Governor Marshall.
Mccarthy was sentenced Tor rob
berry and after serving part of his
term escaped. Later he became con-
verted at a Salvation Army meeting
in seattle. Wash, ana after rising to
the rank of captain. he confessed his
crime and was advised to return 70
prison.
Returning he presented himself at
the prison gate ana asked to be all
lowed to finish his tern.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
CANDIDATES NAMED
FOR CONTEST
Ten Popular Ladies of AIbu-
QuerQue Nominated as Con-
~testantS For Handsome Dia-
mond Rings to Be Given Away

In an advertisement Ia today's is-
sue Of The Morning Journal. tho CO.
Operative Advertising and Messenger
bureau gives fun details of the voting
plan FOR the two beautiful diamond
rings which arc 10 be given away alb
soiutely free by the new enterprise In
order to introduce it's buisn,ss in Al
buauorque
Ten popular ladies Of Albuquerque
have already been nominated and
quite a keen rivalry has developed
among the friends and supporters Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
ELECTION LAW PASSED BY
COUNCIL


=
boards of trustees of incorporated
Towns to grant franchises.
Council bill No. 1873, by Mr.. Spices,
amending the law of 1905, relating
to the protection of property from the
waters of the Rio Grande.
Council bill No. 6; an act defining
the rights of occupying claimants.
Council bill No. s, by Mr.. McBee;
this is the act establishing h COM
mission form of government in those
"cities in New Mexico which desire II.
r House substitute for council bill No.
SO. by Mr.. Catron; this is a substitute
measure for the wild animal bounty
bill. and was passed with one vote
! against Il.
Council bill No. 40. by Mr.. Spiess,
an act relative to changing the law
I for the management OF the Las Vegas
land grant and giving the board of
trustees of that grant the power to
invest the proceeds from hat grant
in territorial and other approved
bonds.
Council bill No. 10, by Mr.. Hanley,
an act providing that any membe OF
the county commission who snail be
absent from the county for more than
four months may be removed by the
governor.
Council bill no. IA, Mr., Meechem,
an act providing the procedure sup
pementary to execution.
Council bill No. %, Mr.. Meechem,
an act prescribing the form of APP
pearance bond.
Council bill No. 20, by Mr.. Baca,
of Socorro. an act defining the pow
ers OF probate judges and fixing ne
procedure of probate courts.
Council bill No. As, by MIR. Prince,
an act amending the law relating to
the qualifications of voters at school
elections.
Council bill No. 80. Mr.. Meechem,
an act in relation to evi lence.
Council bill No. IA, by Mr.. Hewitt,
giving to litieants the power to name
the newspaper in which legal notices
shall be published.
Council bill No. 1876, by Mr.. Hanley'
f%6rbidding women in saloons or.
nlaces where liouor Is sold,
Council bill 80. 1876. hv Mr.. Melee,
an act establishing public highways
in Roosevelt and Curry counties
Council bill No. II. by Mr.. Spiess'
an act distributing to the several
counties funds derived from the ma
tional forests.
The house refused to pass council
bill No. 90. by Mr.. Prince. relating to
the assessment of sheep. and 1t also
refused 10 pass council Joint rcsolu-
ton No. 13. by Mr.. Hewitt, providing
for the correction of errors in the
spelling upon the monument in the
plaza at Santa Fc. The house. after
passing a number of house bills, adj
iourncd until tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. During the session speaker
Micra announced the addition Of two
members to committee on conference
upon the appropriation bin. The new
members are Messrs. Swcczy of san
Miguel county, and Davidson, OF
Grant county.
Governor Curry during the night
session announced having signed a
long list of bills. Thus far some
sixty-four measures have received the
approval Of the governor. and it Is
expected that the list will have run
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
MISSING EXPRESS CASHIER
TURNS UP SAFE IN DENVER

Duluth. Mimi, March Frank
r. Sherwin. the American Express
company cashier, who disappeared
from Duluth, February LIST. as mys-
toriously as if the lake swallowed
him, is alive in Denver.
Sherwin held a responsible position
here. His accounts were In perfect
order. Today George +. Kennedy, his
former employer. received a letter
from him from Denver, saying that
he was alive ana well
He says that he remembers nothing
of the circumstances surrounding his
departure from Duluth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18

the various candidates. The PROPOSE
ton offered by the Cooperative bu-
reau is a strictly high-class affair,
viii be conducted along strictly bust
ness principles and no lady should re
fuse to make the race. The rings
which are to be awarded to the vim
nors are beautiful pieces Of jcwclry,
and are now on exhibition IN HickoX's
iewelry store.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18

ofre defined and explained to YOU
At 4:l0 p. m. Judge Hart adjourned
court for the day in the Cooper case
and left for his country home.
Il will not receive a verdict, Eve
If one were reached before 3 a. m.
tomorrow" were his closing words to
Sheriff Borum.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18

Rome. March Queen Helena Is
still suffering from the effects OF her
accident at Messina during the days
Immediately following the earth
quake.
An unexplained rise I'm her maiesty's
temperature led To an examination aud
il was found that one Of her left ribs
h broken aud sine is t0dny obliged to
carry her arm In Il sling.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
SLIPS OEGON
BOOT AND MAKES ESCAPE

Chicago March 17.-Arthur Lcgroc.
arrested iu Hobokon. n j.. two weeks
ago charged with a burglary commit
ted in Virginia CITY. Mont. escaped
from Sheriff Trauflcr of the latter
city here today. Tho sheriff Wishing
to be shaved, attached a weight
known as an oregon boot to one of
the prisoners legs. The captive wrip-
glcd loose ana when the officer arose
from the barber chair. had disap-
fl4 roll
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18

Washington. March l1-Alcohol
has practically no therapeutic uses
Judging from the discussion at the
.-semi-unnual meeting here today Of the
American Society for the study Of
Alcohol and Other Drug Narcotics
one medical scientist contcndcd thai
alcohol is gradually being eliminated
as Q drug.