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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-04-05


lihiiiiary hearing Viii be held in
Justice Bells court, at Roswell,
tumarrow, and all the persons
who were present at the time of
the shooting will be called as
Witnesses.
Justice Bell came up from
Roswell Sunday ard held the in
quest. District Attorney X, X.
Scott, Assistant District Attor-
ney James Hall, Deputy Sheriff
Jim Johnson, aud several others
both from Roswell and from
Elidl were present at the liz
quest.
The body of the deceased was
taken to Elida for burial. Only
few from Kenna attended the
burial; for the reason that SO
many v ere taken to Roswell to
be used as witnesses in the case,
and there were not many left
who were able to attend.
Deceased leaves a widow and
one child from his second mar
riage, and five children by his
first wife. Walter is the Oldest
child at home, he being only a
bout Is. Stella, his sister older
than he is married and resides
over IN the mountain country
west of Roswell. Mrs Orr has
a 800 acre claim two miles from
Kenna, and the Smith boys are
her brothers. They also have
claims near town and close to
their sisters.
The shock to the citizens of
This community oacasioned by
1.-The tragedy is not SO gfeat as
usually produced by fatalities
of this kind, for the eason that
something of this kind has been
long feared, and the public mind
was prepared for some such
lending.
Wilson Orr was a man who
was very headstroug, abusive in
his language, quarreIsome and
Extremely aggressive, and it has
been many times predicted by
many different people that his
course wou'd eventually end by
his either killing some man OF
being killed himself. He had
made frequent threats against
different parties, had mdde some
gun plays in the past, ana al
the time Of his death was undei
bond to appear and answer il
The District Court to the charge
Of shooting at the Smith boys {
couple Of mouths ago. He was
considered a dangerous man
and many We're in constant feal
that he might do violence from
Iambush. While these facts ds
not justify his killing at the
time it occurred, they go very
far toward explaining the IN
fluence that would hiring it a
bout, and evidence that will ap
pear in court will prove thai
even though the parties charged
or either Of them, did the shoot
ing, that they are not and wer,
not murdelers at heart but act
ed upon strong and irresistible
impulse uf SELF protection, be
iieving that EheiI' ownliyes were
in hourly danger, and also tha'
the shooting was necessary al
this time 10 protect the life 0.
Mr.. Cooper, believing that Orr
was going 80 use either ii gun OF
knife, and that only quick act
ion could serve.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-04-05

]. r. Holman has bought the
old Phone Office building, and
moved it out TO his claim.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-04-05
The Kimmons Brcs. got in
4 car load Of Timber this week.

G. J. Marbut has been ap-
pointed as a Deputy Sheriff al
Kenna.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-04-05

B. f, McGeo left Wednesday
for Clovis to hunt work.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25
De TrATRo

Malvaloca ell intense drama de los
hermanos Quintero. llev0 anoche al Nlu-
nicipal, selecto y nIumeroso publico.
Ell anuncio de que va una obra de los
nsignes autores sevillanos Sc nota STEM
pre- ZEN la taquilla Nuestro pnblico gus
Ia mucho de ese teatro maravilloso de
color, de sentimiento y de gracia. que
es peculiarisimo de los celebres altores
andaluces
"MalNaloca >, es un drama de alma
adentro. por ESQ la emocion que despierta
eS tan ntenSa y per ESQ sentimos la an
gustia de esa pobre "Alalvaloca que
siendo buena +. . es mala j. Una parade
ia iverdad pero ana paradoja que cues
ia muchas lagrimas tanta Malvaloca ;"
como hay en- el mundo.
Virginia Fabregas, ha encarnado ma
ravillosamente la figura Gle la protagonis-
ta La ilustre actriz puede poner esta
obra entire las que han de seguir dando-
lie la gloria
A final de todos los actos, Virginia
Fabregas y Gerando Gle Nieva, merecie-
rom los honores del proscenio.
Ell trabajo de Gerardo de Nieva. fue
premiado por ell p1blico con frecuentes
aplausos Ell un soberbio NUTS del ter
Ger acto fue llanado a la escena y reel
bio una gran ovaci0n.
La sonora Castillo, que es una actriz
de mlcho talento, nos convenci6 todos
en- la hermana de la Carload muy bien
la sonora Espana, la sonora Quesada
que es una gentil DANA .joven. la sim
patica sonora Lujan.
FL senior Socias fue de los grandes COO
peradores al escelente desempeno que tu-
vo anoche Malvaloca
Su trabajo es digno detodo encomio.
Alfonso de Nieva, que es I'M actor ge-
nerico de mucho talento Y mucho porve-
mir, trabajo con ell amplio visto bueno
del plblico.
Ell notable actor comico Ubaldo Fer
nandez extraordinario EN- el Barrabas. Y
Montull y Blanco, como habia que por-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25
IL A r A B | A !"
TEATRO GUIGNOL.

Opottunamentle anunciamos que nlhs-
trio estimado companero EN- la Prensa.
Il seIor Perez Losada, director del DO
LETIN MERCANTIL habia escrito. Dor
encargo exprofeso de la gran actriz W.
mia Fabregas, una obra perteneciente
Il genero 'Guignol'', genero novisimo
lue tan ruidosos 6xitos ha alcanzaao =
nereeido Ell Italia, Francia Espa1a
Tenemos hoy ell gusto Gle anunciar que
la nueva obra del autor de la ''Crisis del
Amor sc titula, La rabia ? Y Sc es-
trena-a La noche del jueves pr6ximo.
Seguramente Sc vera ell Teatro NUM-
cipal concurridisimo.
Del exito extraordinario que ha de
tener no dudamos.
ODE LA DEMOCRACIA"9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25
Domingo OROZCO.
Ell suceso de hoy

En- la mallana de hoy, un carro de los
destmados al serwicio de Sandad ocasio-
no algunos desperfectos Ell ell local dondp
estan instahadas has oficinas de La De
mocracia
FL carrQ referido estaba Ell el patio del
Quartet General de La Policla: de pronto
las dos mulas que 10 arrastraban echaron
a andar, saliendo del patio con el carro.
y como no tenia conductor que utilizare
los frenos, ell CAIRO cogb una gran velO-
cidad al baiar la cueSta que hay al lado
del cuartel. para bajar a la calle de San
Francisco. Las mulas Sc introdujeron.
desbocadas. en- las oficinas del colega
mencionado donde ocasionaron algunos
desperfectos; el carro, que no pudo en-
trar, deStruy6 ell marco de la puerta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25
Nueva Corporation

FL spcretario de Puerto Rico ha expe-
dido certifcado de registro a la Fruit
Growers Associa alton de Puerto Rico,
Incorporated corporation organizada
CON arreglo las leyes de Puerto Rico,
y que tendra su ofcina principal Ell San
Juan FL capital social autorizado de
la corporation es de $1OO,00OO0 y sus
incolporadores son los selores f. b. Will
cox. H. s Hubbard. Robt Graham. JOS.
Wenar, W. K. Landis, de San Juan. v
W. III. Hill r Day. de Manati.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25
Mi eStimado senol Director -

La naturaleza del cargo que desem-
peno me ha proporcionado ell privilegio
de entrar en relaciones de intimidad con
los representatives de la prensa Y de pc
netrar fondo en- las actividades del
periodismo diario. de tai manea que
he podido Sentm de cerca los grandes
lnconvenlentes con que tropieZan las
empresas periodisticas para obtener y
Suministrar sus lectores I'm servicio
de noticias. complete Y veraz. del inte-
rior de la lsla, que abarque todo el
movlmlentO del pals v venga a llenar
una necesidad de tanta utilidad publ
ca Hoy en dia. como todos sabemos,
los pueblos entire 81. pow tai motive. mo
estan al corriente mi pueden pulsar la
intenSidad de la vida comercial. social.
industrial politica de las otras pobla-
clones, V este, naturalmente es algo que
redunda en- detrimento del piblco en-
general Considerable el asunto desde
el pumto de vista, he pensado que ell ser
vicio de information Official que actual
mente Sc suministra a los peri6dicos ba-
jo la direcci0n de mi oficina. podria ex-
tenderse de tai manera que pudiera CO.
rregirse dicho NAL Persiguiendo este
fin. he oideado Ell siguiente plan. que
el gobernador Cotton Sc ha dignndo
aprobar. dando las 6rdenes correspon-
dientes para su implantaci6n
Entre los deberes de los iefes de
diStritos de la Policia Insular esta ell de
entenarse, para asi poder enterar al pn-
blico cuando este 10 solicite. de todOs
los acontecimientos que ocurran on los
aespectiVoS distritios, va seam de carac-
ter Official social, c0mercial industrial
o de cualquiera otra indole, Y nadie en-
mejores condiciones que ellos para He
mar este cOmetidO, que cae perfectamen-
te dentro de Sus funciones. Sera deber
por 10 tanto. de cada uno de los iefes
| de Distrito de la Policla lnSular. " es-
tie selvicio habran de llevalo a cabo
no como algo incidental, sino como par
te esencial de sus obligaciones oficiales
transmitir por TELEGRAPH diariamente to-
tos los successes del dla, sin concentrates
| Y limitandose mencionar los hechos
sImplemente, pues cuando hubiere nece-
sidad de mas amplios informes sobre
un hecho cualqui6ra, estos seran sclici-
tados de ellos Y Sc adopta esta norma
de conducta. con ell fin de que la infor-
maci0n por ellos trasmitida sea La mas
natural y desapasionada possible Sc de
signara un empleado del Gobierno ctyo
deber Sera recibir. traducir Y compilaI
todas estas noticias asi como toda in.
formation Official Y enviarlas a mi ofici
ma diariamente para su entrega como
de costumbre los representatives dc
la prensa. Y para su transmission a los
peri6dicos de la 1sla,
Por 10 tanto, desde ell primero de oc
tubre pr6ximo quedara reorganizado q
servicio de information Official, de acuer
do con las precedentes indicaciones, j
siendo mi ambicion que dicho serviciC
sea 10 mas perfecto possible, he de su
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25
Notas escolares

No Sc ha conseguido todavia ntimero
suficiente de profesores para las escue
las especlales creadas EN- la isla. Hay
tres o cuatro vacantes pero esta semana
llegaran mas profesores para completar
el personal. va publicamos la lsta de los
maestr0s de Agriculture indicando las
poblaeiones las cuales han sido destina-
dos. Los nombramientos de los profe
sores de Trabajo Manual Y Ciencia Do
mestica han sido dispuestos del modo
siguiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25
Un probIema
fundamental

va ha comenzado ell curso escoiar.
Dentro de POGO tempo comenzaran a
ararecer EN- las notas de la informaclon
oficiosa. cifras y estadisticas tcnden-
ciosas. para probar que la instruction
VA adduiriendo un gran desarrollo en-
miestro pals y que al sacrlficio que sc
impone los contribuyentes, responde
por manera admirable ell brillante re-
sultado de la instruction pubhca.
.Bien esta que los que viven eXpen-
sas de ese servicio piiblico, Sc esfuercen
en- mantener la consoladora ficci0n que
nos habla de una gran corrlente difu-
silva de la cultura piiblica, cosa que.
por otra parte no Sc deJa advertlr.
Pero es claro que esos datOs rernl-
dos esas cifras preparadas para des-
mmbrar la galeria, no pueden causar
ell mismo efecto EN- aquellas personas
que tienen acerca del particular estu-
dios especiales Y que va estan Ell el Sc
creto de como est3 resutando POGO me
nos cue mn fracaso el sistema de ense-
nanza en- la Isla.
ma de las obras primordiales que ha
de abordar la legislature pr6Xima es la
reforma del plan de ensenanza IA
inici6 el elocuente tribune De Diego,
en- su discurso de la Asamblea de Ma
yaguez. la orientacion que es discreto
imprimir al actual procedimiento de
Instructions en- tai sentido nos es grato
advertir que la nueva Camara legislati-
va. no ha de mostrarse ajena a la rea-
lizaci6n de un pensamiento que hace
tempo viene latiendo en- todas las con-
ciencias ilustradas.
FL profesorado puertorriqueno. tam
bien merece trato distinto del que vie
ne recibiendo, Y, s0bre todo, es precise
que sc lie sustraiga la Influenza PERM
ciosa que en- su da1o perjuicio puede
eiercer. en- determinados casos. la poll
tica.
Toda esta es doctrina va establecida
por nosotros hace mucho tempo y que
ha encontrado acogida al fin entire los
elementos parlamentari0s mas distin-
guidos
La carrera del magisterio debe estar
rodeada de tales privilegios que las
personas inteligentes no desdenen el
ejercicio de la ensenanza, sino que, por
ell contrario, Sc sientan atraldas hacia ell
desempeno de una profession segura,
bien renumerada rodeada de los pres
tigios que solo al amparo de una yer
dadera situacion de independence res
pecto de ciertos organismos caciquiles
pueden ser conquistados.
FL buen maestro es la base de todo
buen sistema escOlar su yoZ debe SCI
oida EN- la tribuna de la prensa Y en- la
tribuna de los parlamentos para que el
irremediable progresO d que estan SUI
1etaS las func1OneS t0daS de la vida so
cial, sea un progreso consciente. un pro
greso cienti6co, y no el rutinario dcsa
rrollo con que siguen su proceso en- Ia
vida organica ciertas funciones muscu
lafes
No creemos, cuando por modo tan ex
pontaneo han sido hechas las declara
clones que motivan este ligero comen
tario nuestro, que Sc hagan preeisas las
exeitaciones que otras veees fueron in1
tiles, crando por estar Ell funciones Ia
legislature, sea llegado ell momento d'
abordar la reforma pero 81 Sc hicieraf
precisos los recordatorios, no seria e
nuestro ciertamente, el 1ltimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25
Los cols.gios electorales

El capitsn Fernandez Mater, jefe de
la policia de este distrito, ha sido comi-
sionado para designar las casas EN- que
deben estabIetserse los colegios electora-
les
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25
a v I 50

Sc espera que los viajeros los Esta.
dos Unidos yisiten La Exhibition de
Puerto Rico-New York, k,-5a. Avenida.
NO. 569. Esmerada atenci6n. Facili
lidades y ventajas. LIE convene zanzibar
impresiones con Mr. Mortimer Reming.
ton--Gerente.
lgualmente Sc le tratara en- el Blu
reau de information, San Francisco st.
No. 30, San Juan. ST desea exponer en-
propaganda alg1n articulo Sc le con.
cedera local snfciente.
G. r. Correa,
Jefe del Bureau de Informaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

Ponce, Isidro Alfonso Colon.
Coamo, Angel Rodriguez.
Fajaldo. p. II. Coulso.n.
Agua1illa. Marshall d. Rice.
Aibonito, George T. Decatur.
SAN German. Lena Denyer.
Manatl, Mary p. Hadley.
Rio Grande, James s. Foster.
Utuado, George f. Clifford
Juncos, Samuel B. w. Mills.
CIENCIA DOMESTICA:
San Juan, Mary A. Smith.
Ponce, Myrtide Brogan.
Fajardo, EVA Boyden.
Humacao. Lila +. Swain.
Aibonito, Emma J, Swesey.
San German. Graco Patterson
Manati, Evva. l.. Simmons.
Rio Grande, Emma p. Youngman.
Utuado, Mary Norey.
Guayama, Bessy Cooley.
Yauco, Ethel j, Stern.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

tarse para figurar dignamente en- el con-
junto
La mise en- scene muy plausible.
Ell director de escena. sabe darle 10
suyo a cada cosa
Ell Octeto Tizol. en- los intermedios
fue aplalldidisimo.
Domingo OROZCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25
Doctor Lopez Sicardo

Com motive Gle la renuncia del doctor
Belaval esta ssctuando de Official de SAM
dad de San Juan, interinamente, nuestro
distinguido amigo lei doctor Lopez Sicar-
do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

4. San Juan. p. r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-23
COLEMAN IN
DISTRICT COURT
Former Resident Charged With Exten
sivc Fraudulent Operations Ar
ranges for Bond
Today.
GIVES $4,000 BOND
Is Said to Have Strong Financial
Backing for the Coming Trial
In the Local District
Court.
$1,000
BOND
GIVES

John Fl. Coleman, former resident
Of this city now facing indictments
charging him with wholesale forger-
les and fraudulent real estate trans
actions, was in the district court this
afternoon, where he completed ar
rangements to furnish bond for his
appearance in court the second day OF
the next term of court, which falls on
September %.
Coleman's bond was fixed at $4,000,
on three indictments Two of the in
dictments call for bond Of $4,000
each, and the third calls for a bond
OF $1,000. Coleman's Danyille lawyer,
Attorney Frank Lindley, arrived in
KeoRuk yesterday prepared to deposit
negotiable collateral as security for
the release Of the man, but cash
bond was deemed advisable and the
Danyille lawyer returned home and
made a proper deposit in Danvilie
bank, and through the local surety
company win which negotiations haa
been going on, the bond was certi-
fled to the local district court clerk.
Coleman, through his attorneys, waiy.
ed his right to make plea this aft
ernoon and the date mentioned above
lis the date on which he will exercise
that privilege.
Coleman is making extensive prep
arations for a legal battle, and Judging
from the amount and class of legal
talent he has retained, the trial should
be one of more than ordinary interest
In addition to Attorney Lindley, who
is said to be one of the leading Grim
inal attorneys of Illinois, Coleman has
retained the firm of Hughes and
McCoid and Attorney Palmer Trimble
Coleman will return to Danville tc
await the date set for his pleading.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-23

with democrats who think as he does,
to assail the progressive party. He
uses the republican machine and can
make terms with the democratic ma
chine but he and his kind can make
no terms with US.
'Our triumph will mean the definite
driving from politics of Penrose, Lori
mer and all others like them, past and
present.
1--WE are the mortal enemies of him
and his kind and Of all the hideous
evil which they represent in our pub
lie life and he acts naturally in oppos,
ing us with every weapon in his foul
armory. count myself honored by
his opposition and count that oppo-
sition as certificate of character for
the progressive party only and the
leaders of the progressive party are
the forces really dreaded by the Pen
roses in our public life"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-23
WARM DENIAL
FROM ROOSEVELT
(Continued from page /

ly as Mr.. Lorirner, whose cause he
championed, in opposing US, and with
Mr.. Lorimer out of the senate, Mr..
Penrose is now the leading represent
alive in political life of the forces
Mr.. I,orimer symbolized. Like Mr..
Lorimer, Mr., Penrose began with a
good reputation and, as was the case
with Mr.. Lorimer, it is only within the
last two or three years that we, out
side of Mr.. Penrose's state have
grown to understand precisely what
Mr.. Penrose is and what he stands for
Mr.. Penrose is the embodiment and
the representative of all that is worst
in our political life and in the alliance
between business and politics which
has done so much to degrade our
political life and I hail his opposition
with genuine and unfeigned JOY. 1t is
eminently fitting that Mr.. Penrosa
should be doing his best, in alliance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

Special Feature For the Grand.
A special feature production Will
be presented at the Grand every Fri
day, the first of the series coming to-
night 1t Is a two reel release by the
Pathe company. Don Juan and Char
les v. An Edison travel picture is
also included in tonights bill which
is a feature in itself. This will make
program of unusual interest, you
should certainly see it. Mr.. Ed, G.
Hovey has been 81 tally engaged to
play the piano tomorrow night, Mr..
Hovey is a piano player of consider
able note and his many Keokuk
friends will be pleased with the OPP
portunity to hear him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-23
Pretty Farewell Party.

Tuesday evening in Wayland a
pretty and most enjoyable party was
given by the Misses Lee Ruth, Louis
and Opal Reid at the latter's home in
honor of Messrs. Edgar Hagerman,
Russell and Marie Harsch who are to
enter high school and Tri-State Bust
ness College at Kahoka and Keokuk
respectively. A large number of
guests were present and those from
out-of-town were Master George and
Miss Rose Wells of st. Francisville,
Mo. Appropriate games were played
and dainty refreshments were served
All departed at late hour. highly
pleased with the gracious manner in
which they were entertained oy the
i obliging young hostesses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-23
.K|E0kUK TO Be
SHIPPING POINT
Patent Granted on Gas Generator ana
Local Young Man VIII Be In
Charge Of Business
Hers.
HEADQUARTERS
Business Of the Company VIII be Con.
Quoted From 217 Main street
Beginning Monday
Morning.

- sls y V tfyis5 g'sss''S.ysses vss's ~
Encouraging news was received to-
day by Thos. ]. Crook OF Wichita Kas.
the sole owner and manager of the
Consolidate Burner company, which
has been doing business at 301 Main
street, from its patent attorney in
Washington, concerning the patent
applied for some time ago on a gas
generator. The news, Which came in
the way Of telegram, follows:
Washington, D. G., Aug. %, 1912.
Thomas ]. Crook,
Keoluk, Ia.
Notice of allowance received. Ac-
cept congratulations. Letter follows.
William 7. Jones, attorney.
Owing to the company's product not
being properly protected with pat
ents, the business has been some.
what hampered, but with the receipt
of the above telegram, the company
will grow and prosper.
The Consolidated Burner company
has been doing business at 301 MAR
street, but after next Monday will be
located at 217 Main and in charge o,
a we'll known young man Of this cit,
who has bought the patent rights tt
Lee and Wapello counties, of thi
state. and Hancock county, Illinois
| When the new headquarters are open
ed at 217 Main street, ten or twelv,
people will be employed.
! Keokuk will be the distributin,
point for the gas generators. TIL
generator is remarkable invention
that generates gas at a minimum cos
in any kind of stove, range or fur
mace bringing city conveniences t
| country homes. The patent right t
the invention is said to have bee
1 sold in over one-half Of the Unite
States in less than four months.
The local representative in thi
city has the right to sell the manufa,
turing rights in any unoccnpied teri
tory in the world. For particular
call at PIT Main street.