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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-11
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Uruguay
Montevideo, Enero 20.-Las prl'
siones hechas en- toda Ia Repdblica
faleAnzan alrededor de cien.
Cuarenta y tres de elos fueron
trafdos s Montevideo, siendo puestos
en- ibertad 10. Los demas fueron con
dttcidos esta noche al clartel5del es.
1 cuadr6n de seguridad i exception
de los doctores Eduardo Abreu y
Bernardo Garcia, que continuan in
communicates en- Ia jefatura de poll
cfa.
Dicese que en- el Salto fue preso
el coronel Lopez Jauregui.
Parece quepor olyido del Minis
tro del Interior no Sc decreto hoy Ia
. Intervention telegrafica pero Sc acc
sei6 Ia modeFaeion s los correspon-
,saiea. : n:
Ell Gobierno enviara una circu-
lar telegrafica & los fefes pollticos,
ndicandoles que solo deben- reducir
& prisi6n 4 aquellos caudillos nacio-
naistas contra los cuales existan
prusbas 8 serias presunciones de que
est1n comprometidos en- los traba-
JOS subversivos. .s +
El doctor Valentin Aznares miem
bro del direcotorio de Ia fraction ra-
dical, opina que las priciones son
cOntraproducentes, porque elias
aaarman 4 los timoratos haciendoles
Greer que Ia paz pdblica esta por ser
alterada. H.. ...
No cree que Ia mayoria de los pre-
EOS pol fticos sean deportados al ex-
trangeFo, entire dos y cinco amos,
puae no hay vos suficientes para clio
"Tengo Ia seguridad, agrego, de
que Sc repetira 10 sucedido en- 1905,
en- que distinguidos mien.bros del
partido nacional fueron detenidos
por identicas causas, poniendoseles
pocos dfas despues en- libertad por no
haberse podido comprobar los car
gos que Sc formulaban contra ellos.
Brasil
Rio de Janelro, Enero W.-El
doctor Milo Pecanha Sc halla ligera-
mente enfermo.
Ell Sr. Ruy Barbosa partio para
San Pablo en- tren especial, acompa-
nado de su familia. En- la estacion la
muchedumbre 10 aclam6.
En- Belem ell pueblo aguardaba
Ia negada del tren para ovacionarlo
frEneticamente. El senador Ruy
Barbosa vitoreaba a la republica
civil.
Hablsron varios oradores comba-
tiendo el miitarismo,.
Ell tren lego a San Pablo a las
de Ia tarde, siendo recibido por una
muchedumbre frenetica, que hizo
al candidate una verdadera apoteo-
sis.
Lima, 20. Ell munlcipio ha
aplazado Ia discussion del contrato
celebrado ad referendum para Ia
construction de un gran teatro en-
esta capital.
Sc EMBARGO para su pals, el mi
nistro de Panama, Sr Obarrio.
-Ha quedado colocado en- la bo-
ca de Rimac, uno delos puntos es-
trategicos de la defensa del Callao,
los grandes canones llegados Ultima
mente.
La compania recaudadora, que
administrara es estanco del tabaco,
ha adquirido las fabricas nacionales
de cigarros.
Paraguay
Asuncion, 20. En- la memorla
consular llevada al Forcing Office,
por el consul britanico en- la Asun-
ci6n, Mr.. Grodffich, correspondent
te al afo 1908, ocupandose del Ban
co de la Repdblica, dice haber abler-
to este banco sus puertas para los
hegocios el 80 de JUNO de 1905: pero
,que no obstante sus prlvlleglos es
diffcil poder decir Que ha cumplldo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-11

! las ultlmas funclones para las cuale>
fue creada Y que es probable que su
carta organica sufra pronto algunas
importantes modificaciones.
7 Los calculos de dicho consul ha-
cen ascender q 5.500.000 el ndmero
| de hacienda vacuna existente en- e]
Paraguay.
! Ell intendente municipal mani
fest6 haber ell prop6sito de edificar
en- una fracci6n de la plaza Urugua- :
va, compuesta de cuatro manzanas
ell palacio municipal.
Asunci6n, 20. DE acuerdo con la
ley de presupuesto para 1910, que,
cierra la escuela de agriculture, Sc
decreto que los muebles, ganados
y titles de dicha escuela, pasen a
cargo del Banco Agrlcola mientras
dure dicho cierre.
Chile
Santiago de Chile, Enero 20. Gel
Mercurio'., ocupandose del asunto
de las adquisiciones navales, dice q.
que Sc trata solo de renovar aqueIlo
que Sc ha hecho indtil para mantle
ner la fueraza que tenian3 antes,
sin que clio signifique amman pro-
p6sitos belicosos contra nadie'.
."Chile tiene una tradicion naval
creada, y por SUI larga costa y ell de-
sarollo hist6rico del pals, en- diver
sas ocaslones ha cumlplido su deber
en- defender el mar.
Ademas tiene la obligation de va
ler algo en- el concerto de las demas
naciones, para que su amistad ad-
quiera el valor y la consideration
que merecen aquellos pafses que no
descuidan una defensa previsora.
| NADIA hay ahora en- las adquisicio-
mes que Sc discuten que pueda pare
Ger extraordinario, nj que salga de
la Inca de una prudente provision
impuesta a cualquier pals que tiene
la conciencia de su posici6n y de su
destlnos.
Con Q sin problema Tacna y Arica
el pals debe renovar su escuadra ,por
que ell mantenimiento de su potencia
naval es una necesidad permanente
que ningdn gobierno tiene el derecho
de postergar."
Hoy Sc ha presentado al conse-
10 salitrero Ia soicitud q nombre del
sindicato argentine, para introducir
ell salitre hasta la escala argentina.
Bolivia
La Paz, 15.-Se presentaron vo-
luntariamente q La carcel p1blica de
esta ciudad, el senador Carrasco y
los diputados Ramirez y Arancibar
Y el teniente coronel Ndnez del
Prado, en- virtud de Ia resolucion
del juez del crimen, que declara ira
tarse de un delito infraganti respec-
to al duelo Molina-Trigo, en- que
aquellos sirvieron de padrinos.
LSld IcSOluClO11 COIlGId cl CIl-
terio de Ia camara de diputados que
habia resuelto amparar q sus MEM
bros comprometidos de ese duelo.
Argentina
Buenos Aires, Enero 90 Ell
Presidente de Ia Repdblica afirma
hoy probablemente ell aununcio de-
cretado Dor el cual Sc efectuan di-
versos cambios en- los destinos del
cuerpo diplomatico.
A estar informaciones que tene-
mos al respecto, ,parece que en- el ala
dido decreto Sc establecen los siguien
tes camblos;
Al ministro argentine en- el Para
quay, senior Martinez Campos, Sc le
traslada a Ia legacion en- Russia, y al
de esta, senor Garcia Mansilla al Pa
raguay: al ministro en- Rio de janet
70 doctor Fernandez, q la R. o. del
Uruguay, y al de esta repdblica,
senor Guesalaga, al PERU, y al de es-
te pafcs, senior Daniel Garcia Mansi-
liza. al BRASIL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-11

ninos.
p de Ia C. SO. Por ell Sr. Benitez
Castahos. Para ell nombramiento por
election popular de iuez municipal,
marshall V secretario de Ia Corte mu
nicipal de Nieques, y para otros f.
mes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-11

Pam ala es una cura positiva pa
ra el paludismo. Un ensayo 10 de
jara convencido. De venta en- todas
las droguerias.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15
CAMERON.

Our farmers are busy digging their
potatoes, next is harvesting the corn
crop.
Miss Josephine Haines visited friends
in Emporium Tuesday, returning Wed.
nesday.
Messrs. Krape and page made bust
ness trip to Emporium Tuesday night, re.
turning on the o'clock flyer.
Harry Morse and Frank Sullivan took
in the Fair Tuesday eve and report "a
large time
Mrs. Lizzie Wallis OF Emporium visit
ed G. l. Page and family Sunday.
The bears which were seen in this
community have made their sneak since
Ed. Clark got his bear dog.
Operator Harvey has been troubled
with sore throat for the past week.
Mrs. Matthew Phoenix who has been
on an extended vacation to Milesburg
aud points returned home last week.
The parties reported sick in our last
write-up are all better or entirely well at
this time.
T.. VI. McFadden has the finest crop
Of potatoes in this community. lie says
he thinks he will have five hundred bnsh.
els.
Frank Sullivan was very much sur
prsed as well as badly scared one day
last week. Ask him, be can explain.
Paul Harvey looked very iatherly one
day last week. OF course il is all right
Paul but We won't give you away.
LOUISE.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15

Adulteration and Underweig hing
of Foodstuffs Continues.
Underweighing, misbranding and
adulterating food stuffs continues, not
withstandiDg the active crusade of the
pure food officials in Washington, and
under the state laws, and while arrests
and convictions are made, much re-
mains to be achieved in breaking up
the nefarious practices of cheating and
poisoning the buying and consuming
public. The foodmakers adulterate
barley meal with oatmeal and oats and
chaff. They put metallic silver in can
dies and glucoes in jellies and pre-
serves. Foreign cream" cheeses are
made of American skinned milk. Ar
tiflcally colored alcohol-alcohol is a
food-conveys its wicked nourishment
In bottles labeled "Choice Canadian
Whiskev." The household fiavoring
extracts are tinted with coal tar dyes.
Egg custard powders appear dried
without eggs. Two-pound cans Of to.
matoes weigh one and "A half ounces
short, and brand of condensed milk
are found twenty per cent. short of
their labeled contents. In "spring
water" are microbes of disease. Nut
shells and fruit pits are fed into the
pepper grinder. Strychnine is put In
gin, lead chromatic In coffee and afro
pine In castor oil. Aud what adulter- /
ations We miss in foods, we make up
In clothing, In cotton and shoddy for
wool, silk is stitl'ened aud adulterated, /
to go to pieces with the first few wears
or exposure To wet, colors of goods
fade out with the first washing, or the
cotton pull apart aud lose weight with .
their first wetting. Whether 1t is rub
ber tin or other ware, no one expects .
to get the wear aud good out of mater. +
ial or stuff they buy that they once
did. Il appears to be game OF gouge
all around.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15
SINNAMAH0NING.
SPORT.

John Cafiey has gone to work for
Juhhcr Edw Whiting
Mrs. G. NJ. Wykoff and her guest
Mrs. Jessie Fizzol returned from At
lantic City last Saturday.
Chemist A. w. Phillips has returned
from his vacation.
Mrs. V. A. Brooks returned from Re-
novo last Friday.
w. T. Piper, of Remove spent Sunday
with his parents here.
Heber Wykof was at home over Sun
day.
V. A. Brooks visited his daughter and
family at Remove Monday OF this week.
J. q. Johnson's mother is very i'll at
his home.
Mrs. c. o. Meixell visited Emporium
this week.
Mrs. Danber and child are visiting her
aunt Mrs. Mollie Baird.
Miss Iva Crum was home Monday
night.
Our new doctor, DR.. Owarof is locat.
ed in a room in Douglas McColls resi-
dence. We trust he may remain with
Us.
Chas. f.. Shaier is having his residence
painted.
Amos Fenton visited his home at En-
porium last Sunday,
Miss Helen COUNSEL is spending a week
at Williamsport.
Miss Iva Snyder, Of Reuovo, visited
her home people few days
The Sinnamahoning Band held very
successful pie and ice cream social in
Logue's Hall, Monday evening of this
week
The ladies of the NJ. T.. Church will
hold chicken aud waffle supper next
Wednesday evening, Sept 2lst, 1910, at
the parsonage, Money to be used Tor
church repairs. Eyerone come aud help
the ladies aud get good supper.
xxx.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15
STERLING RUN.

Mrs. William Berry attended the fune-
raj of Mr.. Wells at Emporium Monday.
Miss Zeolla Mason went to Remove
Monday for short visit.
Miss Teoka Whiting accompanied her
mother last Wednesday for Wiliamsport
to resume her studies at the Dickinson
Seminary.
The body of Robert Devling was sent
home Monday from hospital at Knox
vile, Tenn, where he died from a COM
plication of diseases. The funeral was
held at the Devling homestead Wednes-
day, Rev. Lehman officiating. Inter
ment in the Devling cemetery.
Miss Alice Pauline Welsh after spend
ing several months with her grand-par-
ents here returned to her home at Phila-
delphia Sunday and also her brother
Ronald Welsh returned to his home at
Howard.
Mrs. G. L. Smith of Driftwood and
niece Miss Esther Smith of Westfield,
were guests of brother Leonard Smith,
ucsudJ.
G. S. Hewlett was visitor to En-
porinm Tuesday.
Carlton Smith left Monday for Pitts
burg where he expects to take four
years course in the department of Ap-
piled Science in the Technical College at
that place.
Quite a number of town people atten-
ded the County Fair at Emporium this
week.
A party OF the following were out on
a successful ceiling trip Saturday night
l.. A. Summerson, james Mason, Mort
Dinniny, Jack Kilen and G. S. How.
lett-catching 10 large eels, Jack Xii
leen capturing 8 out of ten honors; even
betw cen the other gentlemen.
BLUE BELL.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15

George Pistner was Dubois visitor
last week
Squire Davis was taking in the Fair at
Dubois Friday.
A dance was held 10 Robinson's Hall
Friday evening for the benefit of the
base ball team. Our home orchestra fur
nished the music; large crowd was in
attendance and seemed to enjoy the even
ing. Ice cream was served on the stage
Morris Bresnec has just returned from
business trip from New York City.
Ezra still comes to town.
We are about to organize an order of
Phontas. We have about so names
This town should have lodge for the
ladies as well as men. We hope this
will prove success and all join in and
help good cause.
Lewis Krise OF Tyler spent Sunday
with his wife at this place.
Mrs Smith of Remove is visiting rsla
tives at this place.
Warren Allen who has been in West
Virginia, arrived here Sunday afternoon.
He has been absent three months.
Jane, Krise of this place had dance
in the |. o. D. f. Hail. at Benezette, on
Friday evening. A number of people
from this place attended. Some parties
returned early. What is the matter
Jimmie?
Mrs True London and children are
visiting relatives at Brockwayville for a
few days.
w. II. Krise and wife are visiting rel.
atives at Odessa, over Sunday.
The band hop will begin this week to
enlarge their hall. They intend to hold
dances this winter. 4
Mrs. Susie Russell has returned from
visiting friends on Mason Hill.
Miss Florence Clarity is on the sick
list.
\ number of people from this place
attended the Fair at Dubois last week.
Who were those two young ladies seen
on our streets buggy riding one day last
week. Whoa. Mule, Whoa
RED BIRD.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15
R.KUEHNE. c,..'s.i s~ss:':%,, s's,.
HUNTLEY.

William Kailburn transacted business
in Driftwood one day last week.
Thomas Kailburn called on friends at
Sterling Run Saturday evening.
u. Lupro of Emporium was a
pleasant caller in town on Friday.
w. R. Smith called on friends at
Sterling Run, Friday.
Will Nelson who has been very low
the past few weeks is slowly improving.
We hope to see him around again soon.
Alonzo Duell and wife of Mason Hill
called on the lattel's mother Irs. Jane
johnson of this place Sunday.
Selburn Logue who ha, been working
at Kane, Pa, with the ST. nal repairmen,
was home over Sunday to see his wife
and baby.
b. j. Collins was called to Hicks Run
on Monday on account of the illness of
his son Charles who is TIN hreatened with
typhoid fever.
Lawrence Smith is home on the sick
list.
B. J. Collins is hu.ily eng ged in haul
ing logs from Benny Hollow to HY
tower and loading them on the cars for
Mr.. 4. ID. Gore of SinuamahI ming who
will manufacture them into lumber in
his new saw mil.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15
NORTH CREEK.

Arthur Barr was over from Rich
Valley recently.
Mrs. Ella Mcleod and Mrs. Jennie
Craven called on Mrs. Carter Tuesday of
last week.
J. J. Dullen passed through here
Thursday from Colegrove.
S. D. Housler, of the Valley, was seen
on our streets Wednesday of last week.
R. B. Moore was guest of Fred Solve
son and family short time ago.
Elihu Chadwick called on the people
here recently.
Guy Brundage and wife, of Olean, N.
Y, were guests of Mrs. Solveson Wednes-
day of last week.
Mrs. Rose Carter, OF Rich Valley,
came up Tuesday OF last week to take
care of Grandma Carter. By the last of
the week Grandma was SO much i'm
proved as to be taken to the
home of Frank Sweesey to be cared for
Mrs. Sweescy is a daughter of Mrs
Carter.
A few of our people attended the sup
per Saturday evening on Rich Vail ey.
Among the city visitors the past week
were j. W. Lewis, Tressa Britton, VIM.
Smith, Mrs. f. B. Britton, Norman
Soveson and V. NJ. Dow.
BLUE JAY,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15

Refs Washable Formation Letters, Old English
signs, 2, 3, and SC; in Embroidered Letters ready
sew on S, 8, and &C each.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15

These are the prices that we quote you for
high art man tailoring that insures satisfaction.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15

Skirts are the most perfect
ly, fitting and best Tailored
Skirts known by the trade,
and the prices are reasona-
BILE New braided Skirts,
made of high class Panama
at $500 each.
Very best French Wolfe
Skirts,
5000, $40, 90, $I2.oo.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15

"Can be depended upon" is an express
sion we all like to hear, aud when il is
used in connection with Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diauhoea Remedy il
means that 1t never fails to cure diarr.
hoea. dysentery or bowel complaints. X
is pleasant to take aud equally valuable
for children and adults. Sold By all
dealers.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15
A Man of Iron Nerve.

lnlomitabe will aud tremendous ener-
ey are never found where Stomach, Liv-
or, Kidneys aud Bowels are out OF
order. II you want these quaii,ies and
the success they bring, use DIR, Kings
New Lille Pills, the matchless regulators,
for keen brain aud strong body, 2je at
all druggists.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15
Latest Popular Music.

Miss May Gould, teacher of piano
fort has received full line of the lat
est and most popular sheet music. An
the popular airs. Popular and class.
ical music. Prices reasonable.
att
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15

A Bradbury Piano tsquare) In good
Apply at PRnss office. 37.tf
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15

BLACK 1 aI1eta OllkS Ol
guaranteed quality at unus-
ual low prices.
26 inch wide 75c
IS inch wide SOC, $I.oo
Colored Taffeta Silk
26 inch wide 75c.
IS inch wide SI.oo
Extra good quality Mesa
line, IS inch wide SI.oo
SIPS.
Fancy check and striped
Silks Is in wide, Special
3oc per yd.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-15
Breezy
County
News
MEDlx RUN.

(E9l5lS5GIG5S1
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-03-23

Bartlett look almost human. but there
are others that have positively terri
flying aspect. | recall one in partic-
ular in which he has a pipe in his
mouth that would cause stampede of
polar bears. If he looked like that at
his Eskimo dog team it is no wonder
that the Peary party made quick time
TO the pole. The dogs would cover
thirty or forty miles day merely to
get away.
The English-American race to the
south pole will be a sporting event
that will stir the worlds blood. The
two expeditions will start at opposite
sides of the pole at practically the
same time. Captain Scott will traverse
the route already covered by Lieuten-
ant Shackleton. The Peary party will
go in from Weddell sea over a course
uncharted and unknown. The English
expedition will have motors, Siberian
ponies and dogs The Americans will
depend on dogs alone. While the RI
valry is to be entirely friendly, 1t will!
nevertheless be keen and should arouse
the sporting blood of the two nations
as not even the yacht races, the Der
bies, the tennis and polo matches and
other international contests have done.
1t is not at all impossible that the
betting fraternity will get into the
game and big stakes be placed on the
avent. Commander Peary suggests
that one exploring party might get to
the pole only twenty-four hours ahead
Of the other. which would be closer
race than that to the cable lines when
Dr. Cook broke out Of the north only
n week ahead Of himself. There will
be no Cook finish to this affair, how
ever. The example Of the Brooklyn
explorer will prevent others from
claiming to have discovered any pole
whatsoever without sworn affidavits,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-03-23
Successful Tobacco Buyer

Enron, KY. March 14-Special-Lon
Gibson, the tobacco buyer here, closed
his season work at Ekron Saturday,
March II. Mr.. Gibson has handled 25O,
600 pounds of tobacco. He intends COM
ing back to Ekron in time to purchase
next seasons crop.
Mr.. Gibson desires to thank all the
farmers with whom he has done bust
ness as their relations have been very
pleasant. NOT a single man having
gone back on contract which is more
than can be said of any other commun-
ity where he has purchased tobacco. file
also thanks the business men for their
kindness, especially the railroad agent
here who has been very accommodating
to him.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-03-23
Contest Between England and
America That Is Expected to
Arouse the Sporting Blood of
the Whole World :: :: ::
BY JAMES A. EDeERroN.

"0HE south pole may.as well come
in and be discovered. The
I'LL Americans and English are aft
er it, and when both branches
of the Anglo-Saxon race start out to
do a thing there is nothing more to 1t.
AS Captain Robert f. Scott, the leader
OF the prospective British expedition,
expressed it, he will stay two years If
ne does not discover the pole in one,
will stay three years IL he does not
discover 1t in two, and added, "In fact,
we shall jolly well stop there till the
thing is done"
AS for the American expedition, its
commanding spirit will be Robert K.
Peary, even though he is not to accom-
pany it in person. 1t is Peary who
plans it, Peary who turned over to 1t
the $4,000 given him in New York,
Peary who donates 1t the use Of the
Roosevelt and Peary's companions in
the discovery of the north pole who
will man the expedition. Since Peary
tried for the other end of the world for
twenty-three years, it is unnecessary
to say that the exploring party organ
lied by him and animated by his spirit
will also Jolly well stop there till the
thing is done"
There have been few finer exam
plies than that furnished by Command
err Peary I'm this entire affair. His cor
respondence with Captain Scott to de-
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-03-23
SIeepIess Nights

Many nights rest is spoiled by
frequent fits of coughing-sometimes
by mere tickling in the throat that
is so annoying as to prevent sleep.
Kemp's Balsam will cure coughs IF
any medicine will, and will relieve
the irritation in the throat. For all
throat and lung troubles take Kemp's
Balsam. Druggists sci. it at 95c. and
soc. bottle.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-03-23
j. c. NOIte & Bro.
BROKE ALL RECORDS
F. II. Pierce Makes Fast Auto
Trip From Denver to
Las Vegas

L. H. Pierce. general manager of the
Aqua Pura company, who returned from
trip to Denver Saturday in brand new
automobile, broke all auto records to
Gate between the two cities, Goth as re-
CARDS speed and Endurance.
Mr.. Pierce, togather with ]. c. Allen
a professional chauffer, of Denver and
Chas. II. Rogers Jr. of this city, left
Denver in Mr.. Pierce's new Chalmers
Detroit 80, Thursday last at noon. They
reached Colorado Springs at 1925 leaving
there at O'Clock for Pueblo, where
they arrived at $40 O'Clock and spent
the night. Friday morning they left
for Trinidad, reaching there at $50 o.
clock that afternoon and continued
OIL TO Ration mountain in au hour and
fourty minutes, and reaching the Gate
City at 240 p. m. Friday evening
where they spent the second night out.
Saturday morning they started on their
final lap of their journey, making the
final 100 miles to Las Vegas in fast time,
reaching here at 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon.
According to Mr.. Pierce. they aver
aged II miles an hour on the trip. used
bur twenty gallons of gasoline and never
had a mishap of any kind on the whole
trip, which is a record in itself.
From Trinidad to this city, Charley
Rogers drove the car by himself. Allen
having returned to Denver upon arrival
at the former city.-Las Vegas Optic