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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
PREFERENCE TO Be GIVEN
CANDIDATES WHO FILE FIRST

The members OF the county cleo
tion board held meeting yester-
day and made all preparations for
the coming August primaries. New
election paraphernalia were agreed
upon. The new election boxes VIII
be of metal and will contain two
sets OF locks. Each lock to be differ
ent from the other and Of a good
make
In the matter Of arrangement OF
candidates names on the ballot it
was decided that those who first
flied for an office would be placed
first on the ticket This rule to be
followed throughout the arrange
ment of the ticket In the state
primaries the state committees OF
the two parties have adopted the
alphabetical system of arrangement.
The matter however, in counties is
left to the decisions of the election
board, there being no law covering
the matter of arrangement OF names
on the ballot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
TEDDY SPEAKS
FROM TOP Of
FREIGHT CAR
CBy Associated Press

Delaware Ohio NaytS-"T There is
only one feature of the Ohio siua-
ton which makes me have any dou lJ
w all. said Roosevelt in a speech
here todas THAT is the fact ol ne
blind ballot We tried TO have She state
central committee putt ON tbe ballot
the names of Taft La. Toilette ana
myseb. The committee refused TO do
tlis because they did not want YOU 20
cypress your preference want Won
TO find out before going into the vot.
ing booth who the Roosevelt candi-
dates.
The platform which was crested for
Roosevelt at Marion collapsed and
several people We're injured in the
crash before he arrived Roosevelt
the iron ladder of a freight
car and addressed the crowd from
the roof of the car. The platform
troke down he said "but il was
lot my platform. for my platform will
Tot break down, ii is solid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18

Jruuufl MASS Nav 1N-Whul rs
tba sentiment ~ tbi. utre Cana God
f,vn whose people fostered Clarence
" r. Ricboeou G.taned IN bfe eern,.
ans and whose cboicaef lftla woman
he DESTROYED uuder the onise of tbo
1aadar "a tba ftocl9
u,rannie stands,gf,b baad biob f,oo
avorted aros arin and broodinr
teatb cot-erd tbnn,bs do,.n
rf,anp,s etands .o.j,I, baad hfob ra.o
roi ror@iyon 10 nbora ~ ,o, I'M - nm
street and down IN tbis rambling M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
CAR DRIVER AND REUTERS
WIFE SAID TO Be INTIMATE
Prosecution Seeks 10 Convict -Four
on CiPCunStantiaI Evidence for
Murder Of Tulsa Lawyer

Tulsa Okla, May 1S--Link by link,
the prosecution is trying to forge a
chain Of circumstantal evidence
around the four defendants charged
with the murder OF Charles T. feut-
Ter attorney. who was shot and kill
ed in his bed room early on the morn
ing of May ).
The defendants are Mrs. Laura
Reuter-, widow of the murdered man;
Guy Mckenzie, alleged paramour Of
Mrs Reuter-. McKenzie's chauffeur
Pud Bellew and Joe Baker.
laying the foundation Yesterday
for the theory OF a conspiracy to put
Reuter- out Of the way, by showing in
tlmacy between Mckenzie and Mrs.
Reuter-, the state today produced wit
hesses who told of an automobile
driving away from the scene OF the
murder about o'clock Sunday morn
ing Two men were seen in the ma
chine. they said
Other Witnesses told OF Mrs. Reut-
er and Mckenzie twice being in
earnest consultation on the day pre-
ccding the crime. Two others told
OF Baker. the man whom the state
alleges actually committed the crime
visiting the euter home a few days
before the murder in the guise OF a
prospective purchaser OF the house
and being shown over the house by
Mrs. Reuter-
Go over there and love him like
YOU did Friday put the children 10
bed first cutter told his wife on
Easter Monday. according to the tes-
.imony Of Manuel Welch. a neighbor.
aho was on the stand today.
The same curious crowd that gath
'red in the court room Yesterday in
onsely drank in the sensations today.
Mrs. Reuters two small children
'nmhed INTO her lap during part of
he course Of the trial Only Is of the
- witnesses subpoenaed by the state
'aYe testified and the trial will con
niue Well into next week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
EIGHTH GRADE
PROMOTION
EXERCISES
FIFTY-ONE BRIGHT GUTH-
RE BOYS AND GIRLS
PASS

The eighth grade exercises of the
city schools, held at the university
chapel last night were attended by
large and enthusiastic audience
of patrons. parents and friends.
The following program was Civ
en-:
Vocal-"Apri Morn" .~.... Botten
Miss Esther Beland
Invocaton-Rey. H. w. Lewis.
Vocal-'I Know ... Tross
Miss Frances Arnold
Address-Prof. W. f. Howard
Nocal-Miss Maude Goodrich
Presentation Of Promotion Certih-
cates-Nr w T. Fields, of Board
of Education.
Vocal-'He Was Prince" Lynnes
Prof. Reager.
Banedcton-Rev II. w Lewis
The musical numbers rendered
by Arnold. Beland and Goodrich
and Prof Reager we're very highly
appreciated by the audience Miss
Arnold is the supervisor of music
in the schools and her work the
past year has been OF an exceeding
ly high quality. The board Of ed
ucation is to be congratulated upon
being able to secure her services
for the ensuing year as seyera
cities have made her very tlattering
offers Prof Howard gave n very
interesting and able address. his
theme being ITO make men"
Supt Brooks presented a class Of
ffty-one who have completed the
eighth grade this second term and
Mr.. w T. Fields. on behalf Of the
board Of education. presented the
certificates of promotion. There
were nineteen finished the eighth
grade the first term. making a tOtal
of 20 who finished this year in the
white schools. This takes no ac-
count of the eight or ten who had
not finished the eighth grade but
we're admitted to the Logan County
High school last fall.
Mr. Fields made some very ap-
remarks upon cooperation
between parents. school board and
teachers in furthering the welfare
of the boys and girls in school de-
preciating the custom whenever
economy is talked of curtailing
upon schools.
These exercises mark the close
Of one of the most successful years
in the history Of the city schools.
Teachers and principals are to be
commend for their untirng efforts
to carry out the policy Of the super
Intcndent and board of education.
and they are TO be commended still
more when We recall that half OF
them have not received their eighth
month salaries and none of them
have been paid salaries for the
ninth month. They labOred on in
spite of these conditions for the
welfare of the boys and girls of
and they deserve the APP
probation Of the patrons and citi-
zens of the city
CONTINUED on Page 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COM
MITTEE HOLD MEETING

The republican county central
committee met this afternoon in the
basement of the court house. IL
was decided after some debate, to
get action Immediately on putting
our a fun ticket in the county ana
townships A committee was ap-
pointed 10 see that ali townships
put out a full ticket A number OF
the prominent republicans of the
county are in favor OF a Taxpayers
ticket. regardiess of politics.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TO MEET HERE IN 1878
Special to the Daily Leader.

Special to the Daily Leader
McAlester, OKLA, May 1S-After
selecting Guthrie as the meeting
place for next year and electing the
following officers, the state council
c. the Knights of Columbus ad-
iourned their meeting here +. IT,.
AalIeY, state deputy, Tulsa; &. w.
= flanagan state secretary FL Reno
John Kennedy stare w,rden Law
ton; A. \, Davidson, state warden
Muskogee: Iohn Wade, state treasm-
err NARROW.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
FOURTEEN INDICTMENTS
AGAINST ABE RUFF KILLED
by Associated Press:

san Francisco, May 1S-O0eging .
mandate from the state appellate
court Superior Judge Dunne today
dismissed the twenU-fOur remaining
indictments against Abraham Ruef
Who is now serving fourteen wears in
the san Quentin state prison for com
Ilcity m municipal corruption
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
V|G|L.ANTES
CONDEMNED
BY JUDGE
(By Associated Press.)

Sacramento May IS Colonel Har-
ris Weinstock, the special commits
sioner appointed by Governor John
son to investigate the San Diego
Free Speech campaign OF the in
dustrial workers of the world i'm his
report made today saws; The vigil
antes OF San Diego have been guilty
oi more culpahle offens6s than have
the industrial workers" and he rec
ommends their immediate prosecution.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
SUBS FOR
FIRE LADS
IN LIMBO
TEN BARRELS OF BEER ARE
SEIZED AT CHANDLER
TOURNAMENT WAS DRY
Special 10 the naily Leader

Special 10 the paily Leader
Chandler. May lS-The Chandler
FIRE department is i'm bad When the
lhe team got ready to ship its ap-
paratus 10 the Sapulpa tournament
ten barrels OF beer were rolled ont
billed TO j. Bart Foster. state secre-
tsry of the Fremen's association.
The county attorney was notified
and seized the beer That IS tho
reason the tournament at Sapulpa
was dry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
TAFT TAKES
A SHOT At
'ROOSEY
~ As<oelau+l pI.ssl

N3noieou OH Noy Is" Roose-
Veil aa { lac,l Imagination and am
lWzle-Nitted said Taft in a speech
here today ] am not SO puzzle witted
but that | can perceive The difference
between fifty million dollar treasury
deficit at the end of RooseyeHs two
terms and forty million dollar sur
plus showing at the end or MY hrst
term President Taft spoke to an
enormous crowd here TODAY, who were
apparently with him
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lRr Associated Press J

Detroit, Mich. May lS.-The fam
ous pennant-winning team is no
more.
lAll the players have quit and
Manager Jennings is already
scouting" for an entirely new
team.
This is the most sensational cpl
sode ever known in the history of
baseball
During the game, Tuesday. Ty
Cobb rushed from the field into the
grand stand erabber a spectator
and unmercitully trounced him.
The fellow yelled mstily.
The crowd yelled, Give it to
him. Ty"
That fellow has followed rs from
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
MINERS TO RETURN TO WORK
nv Assnciated pressl

lBY A.sOCIaTed Pross-)
Wilkesbarre May 1S-The An
thracite Mine Wor6ers convention
ratified the agreement OF the SUBJ
committee miners ana operators.
The miners viii return to work af-
ter an idleuess of seven weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
TY COBB CREATES
FUR0RE IN BALLOON
COURT DECIDES STEP
FATHER HAS No RIGHT
TO WHIP SON

4 steplather has no right to
=. chastise his stepson. according
i. 10 a ruling Of Municipal Judge
+. Hines at the Chicago Desplaines
= street court YESTERDAY He fined
= Henry lockel. 40 years old. S23
:. North Harding avenue, s and
Z costs. The complaining witness :
r. was Arthur Alutke, / 9 years old,
:. Jockel's stepson.
, Mutke testified that Jockel
struck him repeatedly 7
r He became insolent and 4
= chasused him, said thy step 4
= father. =
: "A stepfather has no right to =
Z chastiso his stepson. You are :
! fined S and costs If YOU strike +
!. that boy again I'll fine YOU 5000 I
I and cost You better obey my =
!. warning. Jocket promised to do Z
: so, =,
= =.
! 4 y = y = 4 = y y - u u n = 2.
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city to city" said Cobb, "and has
made a point OF insulting me-
Cobb was Immediately suspended
and ordered from the field.
The next day the Detroit team
refused to play unless Cobb was re-
instated
Johnson is Firm.
A special from Cincinnati, O., re-
ceived at II O'clock this morning
says:
President Johnson, oil the Ameri-
can League. has just arrived here.
He sent the following telegram to
Manager Jennings, of the Detroit
team:
PhiIies To Meet Semi-Professionals
Philadelphia. May 1S.-lt was I'M
derstood this morning that the
Philadelphia Americans this after
noon would meet a team OF semi
professionals representing Detroit If
Ty Cobb is not reinstated.
The boys are determined,
Manager Jennings said. "ro Dro-
tect the owners. am scouting
around for players to place a team
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FAMOUS PLAYER NOT TO
BE REINSTATED BY PRESI-
DENT JOHNSON
TROUNCEO A FAN IN GRAND
STAND AND WAS SUSPENDED
Detroit Team Refuses TO Play Un-
less Cobb is Put BdCk---NeW
Team 10 Be Organized

!. n Il 4 4 4. 4. = :. = =. =. 4 :. Z. I
T. {
:. Philadelphia. May lS-The De :
Z troit players notified Manaser =
:, Jennings that they would 30 TO :
:. the park in uniform this after Z
< noon, but if Cobb is not permit =
< ted to play they would discard =
,. their uniforms and turn them :
I. over to any players that len 4
= nings might obtain. :
:. 300 p. m.--The Detroit re9u- =
= lars appeared. practiced few Z
q minutes and retired. The Phil Z
4. adelphias played the game with =
:. makeshift nine. representing =
= Detroit, before twenty thousand =.
I. spectators. =
= 4.
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olher man as though the man who
was here and the man IN Cambridge
were two different men.
Mrs. Linnell has wonderful brown
eyes-the same sort of brown eyes
which made Avis linneli's face so
animated, but The moth
G S eyes are unutterably sad, hope
less and yet pathetcaly patient Her
friends say that She had aged ten
years in the last six months HER
whole appearance Is different She
seems smaler-her hair erayer like
someone from whom all the life and
spirit has been crushed out
In the suddenly aged downcast
woman, her friends and neighbors find
it hard TO see a trace OF the alert.
erect woman. the acknowledged
church leader a factor in all affairs
of the town in which women We're
concerned. the energetic mother
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
THE WEATHER
7v -AssocIA'el Press.l

Chicago. May 1S.-Missouri and
kansas-Generally fair tonight and
Sunday; temperature unchanged.
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in the field. Failure means five
thousand dollars fine. It's a good
lesson for the owners; they should
realize that the players must be
protected from insult
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e. .s
!. "Co1b's suspension stands I.
=. until the matter is fully inyes- =
=. tigated. If the teams refuse T.
=. to play that's a matter for the =.
=. club owners to make good on. Z.
= The umpire should have put 4.
= the man out Of the stand. Z.
r. Cobb had no right to attack u.
=. him. r.
=. Il
Z. I. !. = = = = e 3 = = n \ r. =. 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
WOODSTOCK

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
WOODSTOCK, VA. Sept. IT,
Lieutenant John Magruder has rs-
turned to Fort Sam Houston. Tex,
after spending q months leave OF
absence with his parents. Major and
Mrs. J. w. Magruder, at their home
ON Court street.
Mrs. r. r. Bailey and two daugh-
tiers, Misses Frances and Corinne and
Mrs Bailey's mother. Mrs. Adam
Empie, have returned to their hcrns
in Wilmington. -. c.. after spend
ing the summer at Hotel HOFFMAN,
James Baker has returned to his
home in Newport News after VISIT
ing Major j. w. Afagrudcr and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. III. Walton have re-.
turned to their home In this place.
after spending a month at Hot
Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Calvert are
spending a month at Bolar SprinsA
Miss Deborah Coe, OF Syracuse. ~.
IT. n visiting l4er Former 1cifcciniatx
Miss Margaret Hoffman.
Carl Shaffer, who has been employ.
ed in Taylor's PhaAnlacy. OF Alexan-
dria, has arrived for q weeks visit
to his mother. Mrs Ella Smarter.
ppfUre returning TO the university.
whore ne VIII continue his stsaiy of
medicine.
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FARMVILLE

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
FARMvILI4E. VA, sept. 6.--The
State Normal Mt this place opened
Wednesday morning, inaugunating Its
twenty ninth session. There were no
formal ceremonies. The usual re-
ligiotH services We're held In the audi
forum. followed by presentation TO
the student body OF new members OF
the faculty Announcements were
made and the girls scattered to end
their places among the working
forces. All members OF the faculty
present and about nine hundred stu
dents in all departments Of school
work. The new infirmary, separated
from the main building and complete
in every detail. is ready for ms
Foundations for the new training
school building have been laid. when
this IL finished the institution will
be lacking In no equipment for bcst
work Tive. cqpserxatnriss .,of... music
VIII be In operation and number
of private teachers 80 that FarmvillA
10 not only educational but musical
center AZ we'll
The high school Will opAn on the
nth with the strongest teaching
force In its history. and with tho
hope Of occupying the new building
BY November. Hamrden- sidney wifi
begin tn 13Tth session on the same
day: with the prospect OF usual at
U4uQdc2
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WAvERLY

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.)
WAyERLY. VA. Sept. 7.-Mrs.
John f. May and son, John, have re-
tarned from a visit Of six weeks to
her daughter. Mrs. w. r. Duanaway,
Jr.. OF Beckley, w. Va.
Miss Estelle Fitchette, after a visit
of several weeks to friends In Chase
City and Petersburg. has returned. to
her home in Wayerly, to the delight OF
her many friends.
Miss Cocoa Rowe, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Wa
verify for the past three months, has
returned TO her home In Fredericks-
burg.
William Weir, of Washington. is
visiting friends here.
f. N. Burt and E. w. Chappell, are
undergoing treatment at hospital
in Baltimore. Md.
Mrs. W. F. ord and sons. VILLAGE and
Aubrey. and daughter. Elizabeth. are
visiting friends and relatives In Wash
ington. d. c.
B. T.. Hatch, and Herbert Drewry
have returned TO their homes in Wa
verify, after spending a week at Ocean
view and Virginia Beach
Chambliss Williams and Oscar H.
West left today for the Virginia Mil
itary Institute. --------,--,.-
Lewis Snfpp. who has been at the
Memorial hospital, in Richmond, Tor
the last six weeks. and who 10 conva-
descent. viii arrive home today.
Mr.. and Mrs Jester A. Gray have
returned to their homo IN Milton.
Del. after d visit OF month with
relatives in Waverly.
Miss Mary Drew Land. who has
been visiting in the home OF Mrs.
Harvey Fleetwood. on East Main
street, has returned to her home In
Greensboro. N. c.
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RADFORD

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.)
RADFORD. VA. Sept. 7.--Mr.
Chester Billiard returned Thursday
to Gary. w. Va.
Mrs. Rhea and children and Miss
Ladie Rhea are visiting in Christians
burg.
Miss Anna Hendricksen is visiting
Miss Lillian Jones. stopping over on
her way to coeburn. TaT~.3"--rsrr
Miss l.. E. Jones returned Thurs
day from Baltimore.
DIR. and Mrs. Motifs, OF Poughkeep-
sic. N. ", are stopping with their
cousins. Messrs. c. l.. and E. l. Law
renee.
Misses Elsie and Marion Lawrence
! returned Thursday ta school In TnS-
culum. Tenn.
Mr.. John Pickle was In Roanoke
this week.
Mr.. r. l.. Pickle, of WEIGH. w.
Va, spent the weekend here.
Mr.. F. L. Pickle, OF Abingdon. was
here the first OF the week.
Miss Lottie Roberts and Mr.. Kuhn
Barnett are visiting reiatixea In tho
Underwater.
Miss Mary Kemp will leave shortly
for Baltimore.
The Music club gave a concert Fri
day afternoon. Those taking part
were old folks and very yeang folks
who sang and played Southern mea-
leys and melodies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
Prominent Men to.
Be Subpoenaed by
Senate Committee
aotkEFELLER. MORGAN. FRICK
And JUDGE GARY MUST TELL
Il. a y : !.
or CONTRIBUTIONS.

WARRINGTON, Sept. ITO make
the probe conclusive into the circum-
stances surrounding the election OF
president In the campaign of 1904
kenaI9E Clnpp. Of thA senate tnssstigat-
ing committees. has determined to fssue
subpoenas on various kings OF finance
snd industry.
1t Was learned tonight that Senator
Cslapp has decided to summon j. r.
Morgan. John l.. Rockefeller. Judge
Nj n Gary and Henry G. Frick The
subpoenaa with not be issued at snce.
As the witnesses are wanted TO give
their testimony before the committee
they will be called.
1t II also expected that Cornelius
Bliss son will De summoned 1t IL
thought that he can throw light on
thu campaign contribution funds. rec
ords of which were kept hY his father
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Mrs. I.oui Toriey and children and
Mrs. Myrtle Jones and children, OF
Monmouth, III, have been visiting
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L.
Walls.
Mrs j. S. Kennedy and little son.
OF Williston. s. c., are visiting her
sister Mrs. G. II. Davis.
DIR. and Mrs. Bowers and children.
of Michigan City. tInd.. and Mrs
Johnson of Alabama, who have besn
spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs A. j. Barnes, have returned to
their home.
The Rev John Heathorn, of the
Presbyterian church, has returned
from visit to England.
Misses Ruth and Esther grimm
have been spending the week with
Miss Magnolia Stein In Richmond.
Mr-JaneSE TT ThristIan- Re-
turned from a two weeks visit to
relatives in Fauquier. Mrs. Christian
will remain there TIL October.
Mr.. Robert E. Henley. of New
York city. who has heen-ths= guest
of his brother. Mrs. N. l.. Henley.
for the past three weeks, has re-
turned home. - :. :: :
Mrs. w. H. Christian, who has been
spending the summer with her son
In Is w Wilmington a.. g., has returned
home.
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JURY DISAGREES,
MISTRIAL RESULTS

Especial to The Richmond Virginia n, }
KING GEORGE E. f.. VA, Sept.
I-Hamard- Mcdonald prominent
white man of this county. against
whom serious charges. were preferred
by his cousin, Miss Ruth Mcdonald;
ana Miss Myrtle Grace, was tried
before a Jury here. the case re-
sulfing in mistriai. After hearing
the evidence and the argument the
1-ry was unable 70 agree.
George Pearsley who was impit-
Gated as an accomplish by Jack Tug
geI, after the latter had confessed
to hfGsebreaking, was tried in the Cir
cult court AMI acquitted. Both men
are white.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
BOY RUN OVER
BYAJTQMOBHE

M Reid Diggs, twelve years old. OF
HOS Floyd avenue, was accidentally
run over Friday night by l., Dettel=
bach driving any automobile.
- Tf1e acctdent srEFTrFed Grace
street, between First and Second
streets. The boy WAS riding 1t bicycle.
and WAS Just starting from the curb
ing when the machine struck him,
He WAS not badly injured though his
bicycle was smased. MIR. Dettelbach
Immediately stopped his car, and took
the injured boy IN and then carried
him home He was attended by Or
G.. "A Bianton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
Hospital atient
Jumps to Ground

s NEW YORK. Sept. While de-
Iirious. Gunnar Tornquist, a patient In
the Presbyterian hospital. Madison
avenue and Seventy first street. jurnp-
ed from Il fifth floor window on the
Me- Olson avenue side today and died
In a few minutes, His movements
were so quiet that none OF the other
patients In the ward were aroused.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
House is Entered.

Miss Louise Newell of SIT East
Marshall street. ~eported to the police
Yesterday that her house had been en-
Tered some Time Thursday night, ard
tnat her trunk had been broken open
The thief, or thieves. got away with
st13 and a check for $4a.k0 made
ln44st an, -panxilla- Lank--------
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WILLIAMSBURG

Especial to The Richmond vfrgfnfan.1
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Sept T.
Professor John Beaie, after spending
his vacation here with his parents.
has returned to Roanoke to resume
his duties as teacher in the high