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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-16
PARA e. MEJoRAMiENTo DEL
GAMING DE PLEASANTON

Los Coul,s!onodos del Condado de
Fexar. en- lunta celebrada antier por
IL tarde. a~cordaron aceptar las condi-
clones propues:as por Ia Finley Me-
,hod Company" para el trabajo de
reparaci6n que Sc Nevara a efecto en-
el 'Pleassanton Road" en- Ia porcion
cercana al RIO Medina que sc u
IRA en- peslm7s condolences.
FL contrato que presento IA COM
paHfa Que W n encargavse de Ia re-
paraci6n del GAMING de Pleasanton
asienta que Ia Pavtmentacion sera de
puIgada Y media 5e Grueso a razon de
81 centavos por yarda cuadrada. s!en
do este trabaJo Sarant'zado por IN
afo.
La Cortc aprcb6 tamb!en en- su Ill
tuna session los Casros para Ia repara-
ciSn del Sulphur Springs Road Y
IL compra Il Glen Cuerdas de lena
de roble = l~nrzQuiie para 81 Condado
de Bexar Y cuya srompra satisfard Z.
?. Schwalem. o. La Pryor. Texas
raz6n de T.SI Cuerda.
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I'm Ora ~CONTRABANDO
DE TEQUILA FUE
D~ESCUBIERTO
I'm kdbii mecdaico divid;o su
auto en- departamentos pa
"a pasar ell licor

EAGLE PASS, Tex. agosto 9.-La.
autoridades federales acaban de apre
bender 4 un individuo llamado Dave
Langston. habilisimo reparador de a.
tom0viles. L especialidad lego a
colmo de adaptar su "Studebaker" a
transporte clandestino de tequ.la Dc
Ia vecina p~ohlaci6n De Piedras Ne
gras a esta ciudad.
Langston. QUE es I'm eXperto meca-
niCo. divide p SUI auto en- diferentes
departamentos. cada uno de los Qua
les llenaba con b~otellas de tequtla y
pasaba Ia Inca divisoria, sin mayores
tropiezos. HaSta aver. Ia policfn. Re
deral Sorprendio al contrabandis.a, Y
procedi6 a su detencion y al secues-
tro dc su ~propiedad.
De Ia inspection que Sc hizo del au
tom0vil de Langston pudo verse que
en- FL tanque de gGsolina tenia un de
partamento especial. de donde las au
toridades recogieron treinta botellas
de un cuarto. Otro de dichos depar-
tamentos estaba situado en- 81 sitlo
de las baterias. v Ia polic[a recogi6
de ali mas botellas de licor. 10 mis-
me- que de debajo de los asientos Y
de unas bolsas especiales que esta-
ban colocadas en- el toldo.
Cuando los emploados dc Ia Adua
ma. s~ospecharon el transporte clandes
tho de l!cor. requirieron a Langston
one detuviese su auton6vii; pero
Sc neg6 n obedecer esas Or
denes. teniendo el Inspector roro
Dolch que hrincar al caro- de Lungs
ton para obligarlo a
Langstou. entonces. como un su-
n-emo esfuerzo para salvarse. Voiteo
81 automovil hacia Ia banquet y
chaos contra un poSte. II
T,snactur ONE catapulta Y el CAIRO
Sc hizo ~pedazos.
Viendose perdido va. Langston sal
rs de sd auto, Y Sc mont" N'o'e'''
n.,+. on ot-o. tratando de poneTSe i
sa1yo. nero los empieados fedcf"is'
l.. sip1icron de cerca- conmIlttf'u"'
a rendirse. hasta que. cuanao h"''a"
r,rr,do todos IossesfuerZos po- iosrN
!, captura pacifica del conranan'I.-
80 "a DoIIcfa disparo sobre 81 cna-'o
=, rno de clos hiriendole en- q
music derecho.
Tsngston fue a~prehendido ' cohaG.
cido,a Ia carcel, bajo ia acHsac'o"
cCIt-abando Y resistsncia a - P'
Cfa.
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cum terrcra de esta Secretaria ' Ia
co,tahilidad V ~caudaIes por IL Icsore-
rfa General dc Ia Nacihn. En- cada acto
dc entrega cue SO hara mediante RI
rrroso ~invcatarIo. dchera intervene un
rcnresentar.teU In Contraicrla. TermL
NADIA II ontrcEa Sc ~quedaran los empIea
dos oue sean entertainments ~lndispenSa-
aIes. Los dcmis cesaran defInluTa-
monte y Sc leg dara Il decena de suel
dc como qualification por I'll servlc!os.
Las o~ficiuas que dejcn de eX'St!r en-
y;rtud de H. dlspuesto en- esta circu-
lar. cerraTan s,is cuentas en- Ia f"cAa
-. citada dc dieZ de aCosto proXino
y en- Ia misma fecha ADRIAN sus nue.
vas cuentas :, lbros todas las oficinaS
nue van a hacerse cargo de los bienes
i~ntervcnidos.
10 que comuEico a listed para SUI co
rocimienro v fines CONSEQUENCES.
Sufragio Effective y no Reelection.
Mexico. SO de julio de 1920. A.
5el Secrefnric. 81 SubseCretario. MA
NTEL PAREpES."
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Sc FUSlONARON DOS COMPANlAS
PETROLERAS

EUEVA YORK. Agosto 14.-Hase
anunciado IA fusion de Ia Tropical Oil
Company y de Ia International Petro-
leCm Company, de las cuales. Ia pri-
mere es s~uhs:diaria de Ia Standard
Oil Co, Ell taIto que ia segunda con-
trola grandcs areas de tierras en- Pc
re V Colombia.
Los peritos que acaban de llegar de
esta region manifiestan que Ia riqueza
que existe ALI es comparable a Ia de
los Districts petroleros mejores de Ne
N:co.
La nueva compafIfa tendra IN capital
de Glen ml!.ones Y piensa constru;r I'm
oleoducto entubado que tendra una ex-
tension ,proxirrada de tresctentas mi
las.
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IA SUPPRESSION DEL JuEeo

,rANOROS. Tamaulipas. AsoS'o
7n-Se nan tcridc noticiaS -
,,obIaci6n 10 que cl Presiden'e us 90
Hmrr,a acqbp dc dirigirse al IousI
,,oGor del F:stado. sehor Jose MoFan
nvc;,l roole para que inicie una
crrica c%an,pana contra el jucso'
,.rinsipalmer.te en- la ciudad de Nue..
~ laredo. Tarnpico Y esta de MA
ia socicdad. pues, esta de placemes
:. on,anda las medidas dictadas
O, Gobieruo del Centre que A.
ian cuerdamsnte: 81 jueGo cs UNA 'S
las peores Corrupciones que a'eclA "
csta entidad feGerat!va.
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AGENCIA DE CORREOS EN-
SOMERSET

La direction de Coreos de esta
ciudad ACADIA de informar de Ia pro-
xima apereura de una agencia postal
GIL 81 campo petrolero de Somerset
O. diec:siete m!llasN de San Antonio
FL senior c. Kurt. residente de s-,uel
lugar. sera oUien sc encarga de Ia d.
recci6n de las nuevas oficinas, de
acuerdo con IN nombramiento u le
rus extendido por las oficinas genera
les en- aShinSton.
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81 aERIBO DE CONNOTAOO
REVoLUCiONASlO

JAL.APA. Veracruz. AsoSto IL
Aceba dc llcgar q csta ciudad Q! gene
raj Joaquin R;vadeneira, rpre'iauo
hiio De n locaUdad Y n de los prl-
r,c-os ujIitarc que sc ~lanZaron en-
contra del regimen c~arrancista'
Ell genera, Rivadeneira ha sido on
-cto de sirrul1res muestras DC carl
r. de los habttantes todos de Jalapa'
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m~OVIMiENTO DE FuERZAS

Po- ,ntornes proporcionados en- las
oficinas del Departments del Sur,
damos cuenta de la salida de Ia Ia
Sccci6n del 40. de Caballerfa de Ia
poblaci6n 6e Nc. Allen, Texas. aver a
las S so a. 10. con rumbo a Ia ciudad
90 Des Moines. Iowa, donde habra de
astacionars".
Esta SecciG7 prinera del lao. Sc
erconrraDa 10 ha mucho tempo des-
racada en- 81 Fuerte de Sam Houston,
de dcnde sali0 para ger reenp!azada
nor IN escuaG-3n del $50. de Caoalle-
RIA u Sc e~ncuentra a las 6rdenes
del mayor SRydert
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:. NOTAS-L LOCALES :.
BALE DEL "iRlS"

Muv an:rlaGo result6 e. bale que
~organizado per el club r~ecreativV
'iris' Sc ilev6 anoche a efecto en- ell
salon Casino, sito Ell las GALES de
Market. nCmero' 202. Vi6se muy con-
currido : el entusiasmo fue siempre
en- 'crescendo:' minutes anteS de Ia
media noche que termin0 puede de-
ci-se que. es:aba en- SUI apogeo.
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4 CONTRATAR ToRERos PARA NE
XlCO

NUEVA YORK. agosto 13.-Jose del
Rivero. emDrcsario de IN plaza de TO
ros del Toreo &c Ia ciudad de Mexico.
Lego aqus hoy Y Saldra para Espaha
cen el ohjeto de contratar algunos
toreros para IL pr6xima temporada.
Segnn manifesto. piensa c~ontratar a
tres O cuatr" Gdemas de Gaona.
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ViAJ

Procedente de la ciudad de Eagle
Pass. Sc sncuentra aquf ell sehor J. E.
Davila, comerciante de aquella plaza
Quien viene al aS-eglo de asuntos
I~articulares.
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NISO ~ExTRkVIADO

En- las oficinas de policra Sc tuvt
c~onocimieHto de que Ell niho Ruben
Sanemeterio. do diez amos de edad,
cesapareci6 del dornicilo de sus pa
ores que Sc ~encuentran en- Ia casa nj
nero 500 de las Gales de So. Concho,
SIN que eStos hsyan podido saber del
paradero de su hijo.
Ruben. scGdn decir de los quejoso>.
vlste IN pantalon corto a rayas. ca
risa a ray2s neEras, I'm gorrito, rojo
y a5ui. a de solideo V san
dallas amariliaS.
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quizas de gansrena de las trincheras,
New York. julio de 1920.
Jose Juan TABiADA.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-08
Sam Hoffman in a
Brooklyn Hospital

Sam b. Hoffman. formerly OF this
city, who has been making his home
with his daughter In Brooklyn. n. ".
for some time past. recently under
went severe surgical operation In
hospital there. according to a letter
received from him by J. II. Putney OF
The Record Office day or two spo
Mr.. Hoffman was operated on June
3, but was not able to leave the hos.
pi;al until June %. He writes that
he is stili somewhat shaky on his
underpinning. but hopes to be all right
again in the course of few weeks
Mr. Hoffman says the summer climate
of Brooklyn is 'atrocious' and he is
looking forward TO the time when ne
can return TO Colorado and enjoy the
cooling breezes of the Rocky Noun
tains. Mr. Hoffman indicates in his
letter that he may be seen on the
streets OF Canon City before snow
flies again.
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Breeders Not
Behind Pure Bred
Sire Movement

Every grade and scrub sire that IS
discontinued for breeding purposes in
creases the demand and price of pure
bred sires. This statement comes
from r. w. Clark of the Colorado Agri-
cultural College.
Notwithstanding this fact. the
breeders of purS bred livestock in
Colorado are not supporting the pure
bred sire crusade as they should. To
some of them certificate of registra-
ton means the same thing as an ah-
stract to ar piece OF real estate. be
cause they are asleep. The breeders
OF pure bred stock gain most from
this crusade and they will profit by
waking up and by joining In the pro-
cession. Apply to your county agent.
Mr.. BREEDER. Tor membership in this
sampaign or write for blanks to the
Agricultural colleee at Fort Collins.
No charge Of any kind for this service.
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Miss Miller and
Mr.. Watcher Were
Married Friday

Miss Edith Myrtle Miller and La.
ton T Watcher, both OF Canon City
were married at O'Clock Friday eve
ming at the home of the brides aunt
Mrs. Jennie s. Jones. sol River street
by the Rev. Guy f. Konkel. pastor oi
the First Methodist Episcopal church
In the presence of company of rel
atives and friends.
The bride is granddaughter oi
Mrs. Amanda Stambaugh. with
whom she has spent the greater part
OF her life. She was n former resi-
dent of this community. but is at the
present time engaged In ranching on
Currant creek.
The bride and groom left today on u
wedding trip to Denver and Golden
They will reside on Currant creek,
where they will be "at home" to their
friends after July 10.
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No Place to Stay;
Couple Get Married
on July Fourth

When Henry A. Sharver of Denver
and Ruby II. Gavin. OF Burnett, Tex,
came to Canon City Sunday they
planned to stay over and be married
here on Monday July S. But when
they came to look for n place to stay
their search was fruitless so they de-
cided to get married as soon as pos
sible and go to Pueblo where they felt
sure they could get accommodations
They came 20 their decision late at
night so they got Rush W. Irish out
OF bed and he got them aliconse.
Then they looked up Judge J. r. Ken
nedy and explained their desires. He
awakened the Misses Genevieve and
Louise Pigg and they gladly acted a.
witnesses with the result that the
couple were happily married about IL
o'clock Sunday night and left imme.
diately thereafter for Pueblo whore
they are making the Wells hotel their
home for the present.
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FLORENCE GIVES
VISITORS A GOOD
TIME DURING ITS
4TH CELEBRATION
Rockvale Wins Two Games
from Coal Creek. Last One
Going "A Innings.

The three days celebration of the
Fourth OF July at Florence eliminated
on Monday with q fine program of
sport and an immense crowd OF people
There was something doing all the
time. and the interest in the proceed
ings was not allowed To lag from
-eariy morn TO dewey eve"
The days entertainment was .naur-
urated with ii parade and juvenile
sports ON Main street In the fore.
noon: a pleasing Introduction 10 the
days enjoyment. There were races
of various Kinds by the youngsters.
and the carnival spirit prevailed on
every hand. All of the mornings
events were well planned and were
carried out in a manner gratifying to
all Crowds OF people from all sec
tions of the Upper Arkansas valley
lined the streets. and by their shouts
and applause urged the contestants
Oh TO their best endeavor. The boii.
day decorations were OF patriotic
kind. and flags and parti-colo.ed bunt-
ing were used TO excellent advants re
in the streets. business houses and
private residences gala appearance
To many people the big incident OF
Mondays celebration was the ball
game in the afternoon Between Rock
vale sand Coal Greek teams. This
contest WAS for purse OF $50 and
was an exciting event These teams
had played there the previous day for
the gate receipts. and the competition
for honors was stimulated by that fact
Rockville was the victor in SUNDAY s
game. and Coal Greek made hercu-
lean effort TO win Sundays contest.
but lost to Rockyale. to 3. in IA in.
nings. Some of Canon City's fans
declare Sunday afternoons game at
Florence to have been one OF the bes;
played In this county.
Later there were cowboy sports on
the race track. with all kinds OF racing
10 amusement Everything was
put over" In good shape. and the
crowd enjoyed the amusement TO the
utmost. Aeroplane flights were
among the events featured at the
Florence celebration.
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Prisoners Had
a Good Time
Celebrating

The Fourth of July observance on
on Monday was one OF unusual inter
est and hilarity 10 the prisoners at thu
penitentiary. who celebrated the occa-
sion with a program of out-of-door
sports and amusements within the
prison wallis The AFFAIR was staged
and carried out by the prisoners un-
der the supervision of the officers
of the institution and was an enjoy
able one to both participants and
spectators.
Features of the day We're the chick
en- dinner about noon and the athletic
events In the afternoon. There were
- boxing bouts. all of them firs;-
class. and the fun was fast and furi-
Gus" most of the afternoon. There
were some excellent examples of the
manly art OF self-defense; the best.
in fact. presented at the prison IN
many years. All OF the stunts were
pulled of in good shape and the best
of good nature prevailed during the
contests. despite the rivalry devel-
oped.
In the evening the prisoners We're
treated by the warden to ice cream
and other goodies" Seventy gal
Ions of ice cream were consumed.
Moving picture entertainments in the
prison chapel during the day added TO
the diversion and enjoyment of the
occasion.
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Fat in Milk Pail
Means Money in
Bank Every Time

4 Butx<r fat has doubted in price in
Ese szsf sh-eS yearss = 49,
Feed has doubled in price in pracss
cally the same length of time
II is therefore imperative that the
man who markets his cream must
know that each COW into which he
puts feed will return him her board
bill the price of his labor and mar
gin of profit. The only way to know
that COW Is worth nlilking Is to test.
The weight sheet, record of the
pounds OF milk given daily by each
COW. should be kept. according to c.
C. Seymour of the Colorado ASricui-
tural College. The Bsbcock test for
butter fat should be run for two dass
each month The fat test for that
length of time. together with the avcr-
age daily weight of milk given will de
termine the yearly fat production
breeders OF pure-bred dairy stock
have long recognized the importance
OF the milk test Advanced registry
records for the various breeds set
standards OF production and the cows
that can reach such standards more
than double their value for themselves
and offspring as well.
The weighing and testing of milk
Is not vet practiced by the general
farmer. 1t will be. however. as soon
as the Farmer realizes that only N
this way can he know the profitable
cow 10 keep and whether his herd is
improving or deteriorating.
A farmer milking 10 cows of which
only one was high producer would
! double or even treble his net profits
in year by selling the nine and milk
ing Just that one.
One case is on record of cow that
sold for $50. The purchaser tested
her and her butter-fat record made
her worth s1.5oe at her next sale.
Test your cows and know whether
they are eating up your profits as we'll
as your feed.
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BLOODHOUNDS'
MAKING SEARCH
FOR BOY LOST
NEAR HILLSIDE
Lake Greek Being Drained and
Search Being Made of Its
Bottom.

Bloodhounds are making 4 seem
ingly fruitless searcn for 6-year-oid
Frank Fowler. son of John Fowler an
emp,oye of a saw mill on Lake creek,
not far from Hillside. who disappeared
Sunday afternoon. and who is thought
10 be either drowned or lost some
where in the hills The little boy.
with another youngster his own age.
wandered OF sometime Sunday, and
Il was some time before his absence
was noted. The companion returned
for the two boys started, but could
give no clue as TO the whereabouts OF
the Fowler boy.
Mr. Fowler teiepnoned Warden
lyman to ask for bloodhounds. and
the warden referred him TO the Colo
RADIO Springs bioodhounds. which
went through Canon City about 5
o'cock Monday afternoon on their
way to the scene. Up to noon today
although they had followed severss
trails. they had beer unable TO md
the boy.
From time to time traces of ths
missing youngsfer have been disoy
cred. but although the search has
continued now for nearly as hours. it
has been OF no avail.
This morning workmen started TO
drain Lake creek. and about IL
o'clock searching parties started an
inspection of the creek bed to see
whether or not the boy had been
drowned
As soon as the alarm spread camp
ing parties. tourists and residents OF
Hillside. Cotopaxi. Coaldale. Howard
and the countryside-at-iarge made ur
searching parties. and the hills and
valley Off miles around have been
thoroughly gone over. but without re
suit up to l O'Clock today.
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Mrs. ]. L. Farrell
Died on Saturday
at Boulder

Mrs. ]. L. Farrell died SATURDAY
morning in Boulder from cancer. She
win be buried in Lakeside cemetery
Wednesday afternoon. the funeral
service to be held from Wilson's un-
dertakins parlor at . o'clock. the Rev
F. E. Haughey. officiating.
Mrs. Farrell was well known and
well liked in Canon City. she. with her
husband. having moved here five
years ago from Missouri and took up
the business of the Linden hotel
which they conducted so successfully
until last fall. when Mrs. Farrelrs
failing health made it advisable TO dis
pose of the property and business
Mrs. Farrell has been sufferer for
a year or more. but it was not until
she went to Boulder that the serious
ness of the malady was realized She
underwent an operation but was un-
able to survive the ordeal.
Mrs. Farrell was &c years old the
November 10. having been born near
Butler. Mo. She is survived by her
mother. five sisters and one brother
her husband and four children. Mrs
Fred Mum. Mrs. Morton Dickson.
Jesse Farrell and Miss Hazel Farrell.
Mrs. Prudent woodfin. the mother and
two sisters. Mrs. Ethel Goodenoush.
and Mrs Maude Thomas. arrived here
Sunday from Missouri to attend the
obsequies.
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Mrs. Chetelat Hurt
at Texas Creek in
Fall Down Hill

Mrs. John cheteiat had her wrist
badly spraineu and her face severely
bruised Sunday at Texas Creek when
shs stepped on loose stone and fell
headIong down hill while out picking
flowers on a hillside.
The Chetelsts had spent the day in
westcline visiting friends and were
returning to Canon City when they
sopped at Texas Creek for short
time to visit friends. Mrs. Chetelst
took advantage of the stop 10 pick
some flowers, and when she stepped On
the stone she lost her balance and was
flung several feet down hill While
her injuries are painful. they are not
serious
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Guffey Had Big
Celebration

The. people of Guffey and the sur.
rounding country staged an extremely
interesting Fourth of July celebration
on Monday and a big crowd was pres
ent to enjoy it The visitors We're
from all parts of Park. Teller and
Fremont counties. and Canon City
Cripple Creek. Victor. Fairpiny and
other towns within redius OF -
miles were well represented among
the ceiebrants.
In the morning there was an eNcis-
ing ball game between the Guffey and
Cripple Creek The victory weht 10
Guffey by a score OF 4 to 8. In the
afternoon there was a well-staged and
highly entertaining program of Wild
West sports. in which there was wild
horse riding. bronco busting. pony
races, relay races and nearly every
thing else known to cowboy sports.
There were no accidents worth
mentioning, despite the hazardous,
thrilling character of the program
The Canon City visitors report good
time and characteristic Western hos
pitaiity The days celebration was
concluded by boxing and wrestling
matches in the evening. followed by
n dance.
The winners in the boxing and
wrestling bouts were as follows:
Bill Boxer of this city VS.. Dave
Baird OF Guffey. Boxer got a knock
out in the first minute ard half.
Bill Hin OF this city and Don Baird
of Guffey boxed fast six-round bout
to a draw.
Pete Jordan threw Jack Cordie in
two stranght falls. Time. Is minutes
and 2 minutes. respectively.
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One KILLED One HURT WHEN West
WALL OF PALACE LIVERY FALLS IN
BuRYING Them BENEAT So: 81 !o!RICk
Scott Wheeler (Colored) Killed and D. e.
Williams Badly Hurt-JOe Lynch and
E. III. Dyer Have Narrow Escapes.

Scott Wheeler (colored) was killed
and d. C. Williams. 1923 Greenwood
avenue was badly hurt at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon when the west wall of
the old Palace livery fell without a
warning. The foreman gave the fouf
men working under the wall warn
ing and 4. II. Dyer and Joe Lynch got
away. but Wheeler and Williams were
not so fortunate. Williams was not
completely covered with the debris,
but It took several minutes digging
by willing rescuers TO get the bricks
on Wheeler. He was unconscious
and bleeding badly when carried 10
Graves hospital less. than a block
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away. He died shortly after reaching
there. Williams sustained "a broken
leg and possible internal injuries.
The razing of the Palace livery barn
has been in progress for about a week
and the men today we're engaged in de-
molishing the west wall when the ac-
cident happened. Tons of brick fell
to the ground with scarcely mo.
ment's notice. raising cloud OF dust
which made il difficult for the res
cuers to at first find the men.
The fire department was called and
after the men were rescued, threw a
rope up aabout the remaining wall. so
that pedestrians would be kept away
from the danger.