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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-06-23

]. w. Chandler. of Fairland. was
here last night.
Joe Hefley was in the city this morn
ing on business.
viii Meeks has returned from trip
to the oil fields.
Miss Bessie Little is visiting rela-
ives at Claremore.
Clyde Ridgway, of Southwest City,
Mo-, spent today in this city.
Seymour Hunt and wife returned last
night from visit at Galena.
J. w. Orr came up from Tulsa last
night on a short business trip.
C. C. Roberts has returned from
business trip to Coffeyville, Kans.
E. A. Jackson and F. C. Barr, of
Tulsa. spent last night in this city.
A. ]. Rucker, of Southwest City, Mo-,
was in the city today on business.
A gas explosion blew out the front
of restaurant at Pryor yesterday.
w. S. Maupin. of Bluejacket was a
well known visitor in the city today.
! DR.. B. F. Fite and w. E. Rowsey, of
Muskogee, were visitors in Vinita last
night.
The Vinita Retail Mems Association
will hold its regular monthly meeting
tonight.
! Tom Webb is here from Missouri
for visit with his sons, Lee, Charles
and Jim Webb.
w. E. Rowsey and DR.. F. B. Fite
were here yesterday looking after the
Patton property
/ Mr.. Spaulding, who holds the worlds
d, record for rapid work on an adding
machine, is in the city today.
Prof. W. G. Masterson, who is teach
ing in the normal school at Alton,
spent last evening in Vinita.
Farmers around Big Cabin are
threshing a good half crop of oats and
corn is yet unhurt by the drouth.
Harry Mead & Company today re
ceived a handsome rubber tired deliv-
cry wagon for the Vinita Bakery.
Mrs. H. R. Warner is entertaining
with party this afternoon, in honor
of her mother, Mrs. G. e. Lexington.
c. c, Long, ]. F. Murphy, August
Schleicker and G. P. Fogle attended a
Masonic meeting at Centralia last
night.
Deputy U. S. Marshal J. G. Wilkin-
son yesterday brought Rit Butler up
from Pryor on charge of selling liq-
uor without license.
w. A. Stewart manager of the
theatre, at Tulsa, was here last even
ing looking over the ground with a
view to establishing theatre here.
The Parker-Wise Investment com
pany will occupy quarters in the Farm
ers' State bank, while the Thompson
building is being remodeled.
| w. P. Durbn, aged "a, of Conway,
Mo-, and Miss Bertha L. Romines, aged
18, of Miles, obtained license to wed
here today.
| Several boys in the city are in the
habit of riding bicycles on the side
walks. The police are likely to cause
these boys some trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Ratcliff enter
tanned a few friends last evening with
a phonograph concert About twenty
were present and all spent a most
pleasant evening.
Joe Harris returned last night from
| Kansas City, where he had been with
Mrs. Harris, who is in hospital there,
He says Mrs. Harris is slowly improv-
ing and hopes to be oble to sit up in
a week or ten days.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-06-23

Rev. M. L. Butler was here from
Chickasha today looking after prop
erty interests. Recently Hargrove col
Iege at Ardmore conferred upon Mr..
Butler the degree OF D. D. Rev. Butler
was pastor of the Methodist church at
this place four years and was uniyer-
sally popular.
III our forefathers read the bible with
smoking lamps and blurred vision, and
nevertheless got some blessing, what
a power of God it would be to US now,
if in the light al sIectric arc we
should find it the sIsEebouse of divine
grace and truth. lszFs<sIy co-ordinated
and surprising Aikhest ideals
Pastor Russell
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-06-23
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OKLAHOMA CITY STOCK
MARKET.
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Oklahoma City, June 20.-Quite a
falling off in receipts here this week,
compared to last. Threatening show
ers and a poor market for common
kinds called halt for the time, and
this condition is general, northern
markets not getting as big punches as
last week. Prices here are steady on
steers in the common class, strong on
corn-fed and fat yearlings, and a dime
higher on COWS and heifers. Bulk of
the steers sold this week went below
$400, being mostly on the common
grass order Fat COWS and heifers Of
a good sort sold up to $4.25, with the
bulk bringing $3.0O@35O. Bulls are
lower, and it takes good kind to do
better than 1925. Calves are strong,
with decent veals selling $600@6.5O.
Today's Quotations.
Extra good corn-fed steers
weighing 1850 to 1850 lbs. $5.O0@5.4O
Fair to good corn-fed steers
weighing 1850 to 1850 lbs. 4.6O04.90
Good to choice cake on
grass steers ...... 4.75@5.00
Medium to good cake steers 4.O004.4O
Medium to good grass steers 3.25@425
Cows
Prime heavy ws......... 4.O0Q4.50
Good to choice fat COWS. -. 3.50@3.75
Fair grass cows ........ 3.25@9.4
Gamers and cutters .,.. 2.00@2.85
Heifers-
Good to prime. e............. 4.25@5.00
Fair to good. ........... S75@425
Medium to fair. r......... 3.00@3.25
Feeders Native Division)-
Best feeders, 800 to 1850 lbs S.5O@3.75
Fair to good. d............. 3.10@3.25
Low grades ............. 2.5O@2.75
Stockers
Best stockers ...... 3.4O@3.6O
Fair to good ......... S10@3.25
Low grades ... 2.5O@275
Feeders (southern Division)-
Best feeders ......... S.25@S.4O
Fair to good ......... S.O0@S.15
Low grades ....... 2.65@2.S5
Stockers-
Best stockers ......... S.O0@3.15
Fair to good .......... 2.65@2.S5
Low grades ........... 2.25@2.5O
Bulls
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-06-23
HOGS.

Moderate receipts here. and prices
are better than the high time of sew
eral weeks Today, with over 1.5OO
head here. top was $6.25 for fair quail
itv butchers, with the bulk selling
S5.9506.15. On the week the market
is strong to five higher than closing
time Saturday.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-06-23

half the run is in the quarantine di-
vision, and a majority of what is left
must be classed as stockers and feed
ers. Cows range from 1925 to s5.25,
heifers S4.S5 to $3.50, bulls 1925 to
S4.75. calves $3.50 to $3.50. stock steers
1915 to S475, feeders $3.50 to S5.25.
In spite Of the very heavy runs of
hogs at all the markets last week.
prices held up very well, and closed
the week firm. A normal run today
1000 here, disclosed the fact that
packers want the hogs badly, and the
market is 10 higher today Top here
is $500 today. bulk s6.05 to $500
Weighty hogs are selling we'll up with
the light hogs. Packers are said to be
getting orders for pork products from
all over the world, hearing from many
customers who remained silent during
the era of high prices. Both domestic
and foreign consumption are at rising
tide, and nothing can be seen on the
horizon that is likely to check the
wide demand
Sheep and lambs are recuperating a
little from the stupor of a week ago,
and the market is advancing a little,
10 to Is higher today. Receipts from
Texas and Arizona are dwindling each
week, but pretty good run of natives
keeps coming. Supply is 5000 here to-
day, spring lambs at $500 for tops,
wethers $40O, yearlings $46O ewes
$3.50 Goats are drug on the market
practically no sales above $2.75.
Never saw the corn in better con
dition at this season of the year." re
marked Tom Donnolly of Bluejacket
Okla. "Corn is our leading crop, and
the acreage this season is very large
If we should have as favorable wealth
er in the next few weeks as we have
had the past month or so, then we
would be sure to raise a bumper corr
crop. The corn has all been ploweC
over three times. and is very clean
This seems to have been a peculiar
season all along. We have had ne
heavy rains, but we had showers en-
ough to keep the corn in fine shape
About the time we think the corn is
going to suffer if it does not rain soon
a shower comes and it keeps right or
growing very fast. 1t is very goot
color"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-06-23
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The city council will meet tonight
T. C. Wilson was here from Pryor
last night.
Freeman Nidiffer was here tom
Fairland today.
w. C. Eddy, of Welch, was in the.
.1ity last night.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-07
Los arreStOS CauSarOn
exitaCi6n.

En- partidas de dos y de tres
Sc les fue conduciendo al edifi-
clio de la Corte Federal, y cada
nuevo arresto era motive para
que la exitaci6n fuese en- aumens
to, tanto entire americanos como
entire mexicanos RESIDENCES en-
la ciudad.
Los arrestados hoy fueron el
DIR. Rafael Molina, fnedico bien
conocido v supuesto Jefe de la
Junta Reyista; ell DR.. CARA AL
dape de chihuahua, quien ha ST.
do considerable como uno de los
principales Reyistas en- aquel
Estado; Jose Palomares, Jose E.
lizardo, Santiago Hawkins, Fe-
lix Rogue, Jose Navarrete, e.
M Franco, r. A. Dorame, Sill
vestre Roma, Trinidad Loya,
Juan Hidalgo, Jose Aguilar y
Jose Santana Gomez. Estos d.
rrestos fueron efectuados por ell
diputado de Mariscal de los Es-
tados Unidos j. I'll. Rodgers.
Cinco Rangers del Estado bajo
las 6rdenes del Captain J.R. HUI
ghes, acompaiiaron al Diputado
Mariscal Y custodiaron & los pri-
sioneros llegando hasta las casas
donde fueron encontrados algu-
nos de ellos. Hicieronse los a.
rrestos mediante las inforlmacio-
mes proporcionadas por l.. E.
Roos, del bureau de investiga-
ci6n de los Estados Unidos. y
por Abraham Molina Jefe del
servicio secreto del Gobierno Me
xicano en- El Paso. Cuando Tri-
dad Loya supo que Sc estaban
efectuando las aprehensiones Sc
present6 voluntariamente al
Sheriff, siendo 81 el dnico que Sc
rindio por voluntad propia.
Jose Navarrete, on otro tiem-
po prominente en- G. Juarez, ba-
jo el regimen de Diaz, resistiose
en- un principle q ser arrestado
pero POGO daspues Sc rindi6.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-07
oI Rey Y
Ia Intanta

Paris, Die 9: I'll Temps pu-
bii"a detalles acerca dc una dis
puta :ntre cl Roy Alfonso de Els.
.Dai.a su tia. la Infanta Eulalia,
princcsa dc atrcvidas ideas que
10 sc avicneIHi las reglas reguIa-
res. ia lnfantn. quicn ticne EN-
Paris sll rcsidcrcia, recibi6 hoy
ii sigsicnte t3iegrama del Rey
alfonso, fechado en- 81 Paiacio de
Madrid, cl dia : de Diciembrc.
Estoy asombrado de saber por
medic de la nrcnsa, que habeis
publicado un libro baio cl nom
bro de Condesa de .Avila. Supon.
go que clio ser;i motive de gran
sensation. Ordeno Que guspen-.
daia la publication dc In obra
hasa que me taya impuesto dc
los contenidos de ella otorgado
authorization para que so publi--
que"
A este contost0 la Infantc 10
siguiente;
Me encucntro altamente sor.
nrendida de que mi libro sc ha-
va jnzgado sin leerse. Es este
cosa que solo en- Espaia podia
suceder. No habicndo aentido sirS
patias iamas llacia la vida de Ia
Corte, de la cual me he manteni-
do sicmpIc retirada, aproyecho es,
ia oportmidad para cnviafos mi
adiOs, pues desrues dc seneian.-
te pr'ocodimicntt, Que scrfa dig.
no de las epocas inqnisitofiales,
me considers, en cuanto Il 10 que
d mi vida priysda concierne, IL
.bre para obrar dc la lunueia que
nc parezea mas conye1iente. 2
Al colnumicar los teiegPamas nj
Fef1ps. In lnfanta dooiar6 YeE
mento. que desfues del tratamien.
TO dado & stl hijo. quien ha de-.
inostrado gran patriotismo y de-.
voci6n en pelear en- Marrnceos
sin hnbsraele otorRado la Inenof
iniestpa dc rcconacimiento, esta
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-07

era 10 ultima rina. Diio que ha
sdado 6rdenes para que Sc proce--
da q la venta dc sns propiedades
en- Espafia, y que en- 10 subsccuer
te SO retirarfa estrictamentc 4
Ia vida priyada. "Sere mucho
mas feliz, diio la princesa, "pues
podre conservar mi personalidado
no obstante que el libro nj cuaj
sc retiere cl Rey Alfonso, el
cual llcva por titulo "El Hilo de
Ia Vida. tien" rl nombrc de
CoIidesa dc Avila cn la paeina IT,
tular, cl prefacio, cn el cnal In
altora sc caraa la rcsponsnbili.
dad por las ideas en- Il expresa-
das. osta firmade Eulalia, Infan-
ta de Espaha La obra csta rs.
crita on Francis. Fs una espe..
Gle dc obfa ra2cnada, tratado in
dependiente sobre moral.
Los encabeza los dc sus capitu.
los m lneluycn asnntos tales como
Ii. carlsa prin ipial de la felie;.
dad. > "El desarrollo del poder
humane" Completa Independrn.-
cla dc Ia m,iier," La princesa 30
feminista radical, =" "Tgualdad dn
'lases dc Edu, aci6n. " "Rel;o;6n
y Matrimonio. .
ia real mora!ista hace I'm furi-
ohndo atadnc contra los tradicio-
halIstas. Farcrece 81 divorcio
pero opina Que dcbcrfa scr ",,na
'eH basada en Ia iusticia; no 70.
mo a menudo acontcec, I'm conye.
mo tactic que ,ncubrc lujuria "
Sostlene la pr'nccsa Due In mn.
ler en- principles es igual nj hom-
pre- inslste en- que deberia ser
"a utll colaboradora sin deiar nun
Ga de ser Ia generosa compafieru
dei honbre on los placcrcs IN
los trabaios dc In vida.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-07

ha1o segura custOdia.
iueron los aprehondidos cua.-
tro, Jose a. Montemayor, dc
ducn Sc dice es cahecilla de re-
yistas; Jose b Sandoyal, otre
que tambi6n Sc supone cabecila
que anteriormcnte fu6 director
dc un pcri6dicp llamado Don
'@uilotc, y contrario 6 la politica
dc Madcr0; Guadalupe MARTINEZ
v samuel Guerra. Estaban to-
dos clos porfcctamcntc armados
10 mlstolas V &c carabinas Y Ell
el carr0 en- cue viajnbafY habia
cq'upos Il proD;,sito para oficia--
los tales como polainas. acicatas,
moatnras. cartuchos, anteojos dc
ca'npana VoStudrio. etc. Sc les
dutaron ndenas cinco caballos.
Al rcfcrirsc 4 los arrestos .veri--
11cados hoy, dijo cl Mayor Ha--
ga"doN que los tstima como de In
MAYOR importancia, pues los a.
prehendidos son todos bien COMO
cIdos partidarios del Gral. Ber--
nardo Reyes. 'rodos los arresta-
dos Sc mucstraE mly reticentes y
no deciararan hasta no haher cor
sultado con I'm abogado.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-07
Il GObieTn0 MGXiCanO Sc
a|Ggraria 81 G| t0rpe
dIyiSiOnariO CruzaSe
Ia frOntera.

DC la cilstlad dc Mexico SC han
recibido "ccicntcs noticias acer-
ca de que So abriga ALA la Green
cia lie que q Cral Bernardo Re
yet. Quicn la dcsaparccido re-
Hentinamentc de San Antonio. ha
urrzado va la irontcra, pasando
8 tGrritorio mexican0.
Las notic;as recibidas no di--
&c" por que Dunto cruz4 Reyes
a frontera. pcro 81 So admite &c
neralmentc que para esta fccha
Sc encucntrd sobre la margen de.
rec ha del Rio Grandc
Ia salido del General Reyes
de San Antonio Sc efectu6 Ell
antom6vil Y rapentinamcnte el
lanes por ln manana. mas como
ter'ia por costumbre salir en- au.
t0nt6vil paseos frecuentemente
de pfonto 10 llam6 la atenci6n
su salida. Los empleados del ser.
ricio secreLo del Gobierno Mexi-
cano notaron que por la noche nc
regreg6 4 s.. residencia v prinei..
piaron q suspechar que el Gene
raj Reyes sc les sscapaba de una
,nanera inesperada,
El martes>a temprana hora de
la ma1arfa Sc tuvo noticia de que
clsGral. hal ia abordado un tren
de ia Inca del San Antonio &
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-07
EnlaCe matrimonial.

El domingo 8 de los corrientes
contrajeron matrimonio civil on
esta ciudad 81 joyan Juan de In
Cara y Ia Seforita Rosa Gonza-
lez. El joven de In Garza es hi
10 del honrado v laborioso ciuda.
dano Anacleto de la Garza, anti
quo residente de San Antonio.
en- la casa ndmero 1870 de la ca-
lle dc Guadalupe, Ell cuyo doni-
clio Sc estableci6 provigional-
el nuevo rnatrimonio.
Fellcldad constante se alber-
que bajo 81 techo Que cobiie d
los joveues c6nyugea.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-07
Ladr6n aprehendldO.

Fue aprehendido ult!mamente
EN- Chihuahua un individuo espa
mol, de nombre Primo Gil, 4
quien un joyero apellidado Sch
warts sorprendi6 dentro de su es
tablecimiento. Los ladrones sc
habian apoderado va de algunas
alhajas por valor de 5000 pesos
v emprendieron rapida huida
siendo capturado por un gendar-
me uno de elios mediante la per-
secuci6n Y voces de alarma del
joyero robado. Recogi6sele la
mayor parte de las alhaias roba-
aas Y al efectuarse POGO despues
lin cateo en- su casa, sc encontr6
un o t e. Il O som breros
recienteYnente extrafdos dc una
sembrereria de Chihuhua. Pa
rece Que el audaz espafol sali6
hace POGO tempo de la Penften~
ciaria, d donde extinguIa conde-
ma por robo u fue indultado con
Nlotiyo del Centenario, In po-
licie sigue la pista al otro ladr6n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-07

agltada V parecc ser el lccho de
INA incipicntc revolution.
parcce que el General Reyes IL
yrcgl0 sn avance sobrc territorio
IncXicano con toda la astucia de
Il cs capaz un hombrc que, como
e. cs consumadc militn v estra-
tGIico.
Nus mas intimos amigos Ell San
Antonio Y aun sus abogados, di-
cen que ignOraD absolutamente
su paradero. .....
En- su residencia no sc lc ha ell
contrado durante tres dias y 4
.as personas que tienen negocios
con 81 Y han lido & buscarlo, Sc
les ha despcdido cortesmentc, ma-
nifestandoles que no sc 10 puede
We. que esta sumamente Ocupa-
10 8 que esta indispuesto; asf es
1ue nj sus visitantcs han logra-
10 vcrlo, hi ocasionalmente los
observadores transe1ntes que van
!, yienen por frente i su residen-
ola.
ut Gobier1lo kfexicano parece
,nostrarse bastante satisfecho dc
La pltentona del General Reyes en-
IcrJ2ar la frontera, puas cree,
ron gran fundamento, que EN- ter
ritorio me%icano lie scra sumamen
te facil capturarlo Y sometcrlo 4
iuicio como prosunto REQ de in.
snrrecci0n contra I'm gobicrGn
legnlmente constituido.
El Gral. Bernardo Reyes pare
&C cstar en- vislcras de llcgar nj
uostrimero dc sus fracasos V no
serd remote que vaya Ell POGO
tempo 4 dar con su personalidad
cn la zelda de alguna prisi6n de
Mexico. 10 cual sera para bicn de
ii Repnblica Mcxicana, cuyo pro
greso Y tranquilidad estan aho..
RI en constantc iaoue por causa
&c sus inmodcradas ambiones
Dcrsonalcs.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-07
CatOrCe reyistas fuerOn a
rrGStadOS.

El Paso, Tex, Die. 2. - Gator
ce principipales de la Junta Re-
vista de El Paso, & quienes sc a.
cusa de fomentar una revoIuci6n
contra el Gobierno de Francisco
|. Madero en- Mexico, fueron a.
rrestados hoy. Con las capturas
llevadas & efecto estfmase que sic
ha roto la mGdula q un bien or
ganizado conplot revoIueicnario.
Los catorce arrestados, todos
los cuales son ricos v prominen-
tes mexicanos y han estado resi-
diendo aqui desde la Inauguration
de Madero, fueron arrestaios
donde Sc les encontf6 por algdn
diputado de Mariscal de los Es-
tados Unidos, ranger 8 emplea-
do del servicio secreto del Co
bierno mexicano. Cerca de doce
efnpleados sc ocupaf0t1 durante
todo el dia en- recorrer la ciudad
.en busca de las personals cuya
aprehensi6nes deseaba, yen las
.calles, en- las plazas, Ell aus do.
micilios 8 donde quiera QUO sc
hizo OCCASION de encontrar & q.
#auellos euyos nombres estaban
On la lista que SO dio & los en-
.pleadOs, Sc les capture.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-07
'GARzA GALAN Y VALDEZ HAN 81
ARRESTADOS.
Sc les aCusa de un triple aseSinatO
y Sc prOCura Su extradiCi6n.

La manana del martes pasaron
Gle los elegantes alojamientos del
Club International & una zelda
de la carcel del Condado Andres
Garza Galan y Nicanor Valdez,
quedando detenidos y pendientes
de extradici6n, q cargo de los
empleados federales, para que
responda del cargo de triple ase-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-07
BDprsApDlN0 IA. Gapza,

conoetdo eri Of Estatio de Nueyo Leon,
Laredo Mexico Y Laredo Texas, offecu
at pdbiie6 de- afflbas frenteFAa u 4 aus
amigos ati particular. que ha satabteeido
uTla casa de Huspntlaja, eta en- Ia eaiie
del Concrete al gorta, Mum. 1926. frans
te s la plaza dol Kacate, naranttzatldoae
Ia atencion Y cunfpiifnionto. Cliarlos
con caHn 2Sn San Antonio. Tsxas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-07

Los rayistas auiarsn establocer sll
Gaaftea General on II. MEX,
El 6 eorresponsal do i'm period
60 tie 0rizaba aaegura que los re-
volneionai'iDs rsyistae atio nrre.-
slaban aus otoraciones desde
San Antonio, ffatan dc estableeer
au Quartet Gensfal en- Naevo Ms
xico
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-07

Ssinato, llevado q efecto en- las
spersonas de tres individuos en- la
villa de Rosales, Coah., Mex.
cuyo crimen acaeci6 ell dia 3 de
Mayo de 1911, durante la revo-
lucion de Madero.
Sc les intim6 orden de arresto
en- el Club por los Diputados Ma
riscales de los Estados Unidos
John l.. Dibrell y f. II. Holman
medlante queja presentada ante
|el Comisionado Federal r. l..
Edwards por Charles c.. Cresson,
auxiljar del Abogado de los Es-
tados Unidos, actuando con ARE
glo q instrucciones de C. A. Boy
nton, Abogado de los Estados u
nidos en- Waco.
fun laronse del cargo.
Inmediatamente SO cOnduio 4
Galan va Valdez ante el Co.
.misionado Edwards, donde SO les
'li6a conocer Ia causa de su ar.
resto Anabos SIC rieron euando
sc Ies infortno acerca dc la aeu~t
sacijn que pesaha sobre ellos, por
la cual han q,ttdado pendicntrs
lie extradici6n solicitada por las
autoridades de Mexico. FL Conf
''ionado Edwards les ..hizo saber
en- seguida que el delito de que
&c les acusa no es dc los que tie.
non lugar & tianza. A medic
"ia amhos qucdGron aloiados en-
la carccl. FL abogado G. M.
Chambers, es quicn fuG nombrmdo
DoI los ac,isndos cn su reprcsen.,
facion Y este diio que a,ln e1an
do no cstA dccilido NADIA todavia,
cs probable que logrc instituirsc
IN incidente &c "habeas cor.
Dus ante las Cortes Fcderalcs
para la libcrtad dc los prisione--
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Galan y Vald5h cstin acusados
ante los tribun4!es dc Mexico dc
habcr dadc mu4rte 4 4Ieonides Es
trada, Jose Moatalvo Y Annsta..
clio Orta.
Es probable cue permanczcan
detenidos duran.e cuarenta dfas.
Segtln los tratados de cxtradi.
ci6n que cxistea entire Mexico Y
los Estados Unidos, ell Gobierno
Mcxicano tiene i'm plazo dc eua.
ienta dfas, durante ell cual pre-.
sentarA las baaeh en- que apoya
sn neusaci6n. ~ presentar ii.-
has cvidencias, SO otorgara 4 Ga
Ian Y 4 Valdez una audieneia an.
te cl Comisionado Edwards, y 81
el considera suficientes las evil
lencias, SO diriiird al Secrctarzb
de Estado a. Washington para
que otorgne la extradici0n dc los
Deuaados.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-07
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The Washington bee., 1911-05-13
THE STEAMER river
QUEEN"
COL. LEWIS JEFFERSON AND HIS

COL. LEWIS JEFFERSON AND HIS
WORK.
There is no man in this COM
munity who has done more for his
people than Col. Lewis jefferson,
the manager of the steamer River
Queen. He has lost thousands of
dollars in his efforts to give his
people boats to run upon the
Potomac River for the pleasure
of the people he represents. He
has not been given the credit that
he deserves and IS entitled to. He
has been liberal with all organ
izatiOns, regardless of their finan-
cial ability to meet requirements.
But what have these people done
he has assisted! When, a few
years ago, an opposition boat was
placed upon the Potomac, and
there was a Jim Grow" entrance,
those he helped, because a new ex-
cursion grounds was opened, pre-
ferred to throw their patronage
to the "Jim Grow" institution.
There is today only one boat
running for the benefit Of the col
ored people and that boat is the
River Queen, managed by Col.
jefferson. During the entire time
that boats have been managed by
Col. Jefferson, he has the first
time to allow any officer or help
on his boat to insult or assault any
of his patrons. Every man, wom-
an and child have been treated like
human beings. Why don't the
people, therefore, patronize those
who treat them humanely? The
River Queen has been thoroughly
repaired, and it is today the only
boat that is running upon the
Potomac River for those who love
a cool and invigOrating ride upon
the river. The Bee cannot help
from complimenting Mr.. Bensing-
er, who has given so much aid and
support to Col. Jefferson and his
people without a hope of reward.
No one knows this better than
those who have come in contact
with this gentleman. Now that the
boat and grounds have passed into
the hands of the c0lored people
it is hoped that they will see the
Importance of supporting them.