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THE EISBEE DAILY REVIEW, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 1917.
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AIR FLIGHT OVER !
LOW ROUTE
Katherine Stinson Flys FVom !
San Diego to San Francisco,
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Establishing New Non-stop
Record In the Country.
(By Review Leased Wire)
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1L Miss
Katherine Stinson, Texan aviatrix who
started from San Diego at 7:31 a. m.
today on a non-stop flight to San
Francisco reached her destination at
4:39 p. iu. today. She was the first
penvm to pilot an aeroplane over the
Tehachepl mountains on a non-stop
flight. The distance between San
Diego and San Francisco on an airline
is 461 miles.
The distance Miss Stinson traveled
was unofficially announced at 550
miles, which breaks the non-stop rec-1
Miss Ruth Law, who flew from Chi
cago to Hornell. N. Y., a distance of
512V4 miles. Miss Law was compelled
to alight at Hornell by engine trouble.
It- was said officials of the Pacific j
Aero club that an official check I
could not possibly reduce the distance!
traveled by Miss Stinson' by morej
than 10 miles.
Miss Stinson had been in the air '
nine hours when she alighted and,
she showed the tremendous' strain"1
under which she had labored. Miss I
Slinson landed at the Presidio, a mili-1
tary reservation, by special permission. I
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Month of September. Stand
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 11. Investiga-1
tors of the federal trade relations ,
committee left here tonight for various
sections of the county to begin an in-1
quiry directed by Commissioner Victor
Murdock into reported speculaU'on ir !
foodstuffs which Food Administrator!
Hoover has charged with responsibil-'
ity for shortage and high prices.
Destinations of the various agents
were kept secret and sothing concern-'
ing their activities will De made!
public until the commission issues sub-1
p'oenas for suspected persons. Al
leged offenders will be haled suminar
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Students in the trenches in the plains of Lilehua (above), arrows dehotinf the flying grenades; passing along lh
bombs and grenades to the front trenches. 9
The students at the Hawaiian training camp for officers are taking as strenuous a course m may be had
in any of the American camps. The men have progressed so far in their training as to be busy at many of th
real practices of warfare and live bombs and grenades are handled with the skill of veterans. The grenad
r hurled a distance of more than 100 feet and must alight on a spot not wider than the narrowest 1ier..-K
young Hawaiian officers are eager to try tneir hand at the real thing in France. '
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TENER RE-ELECTED.
! earliest possible date with the club
! owners of the American league. It
'is probable the National league mag
jj nates will leave for the west Thurs-
(By Review Leased Wire.)
VEW YORK. Dec. 11. John
ilv before the rnmmisisnn an nnnre-1 Tener was unanimously reflect ea
cedented step ,and ordered to stop any I president of the National league for ' it as announced that the Phila
improper practices. Violation of the a term of one year at its annual meet-' delphia club had sold Pitcher Alexan
order would result in carrying the i ing here today. The club owners also ' der and Catcher KHlifer to the Chi
case to a federal court. j decided to meet at "Chicago at the.ccgo National league club.
WOMEN CARRY MAIL
(By Review Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Dec. 1. With the ther
mometer at one degree above zero Chi
cago's first female letter carriers be
gan service today. Nine women have
been named as an experiment to test
1 the feasibility of postal women.
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THIRTEEN NEGROES
PAY PENALTY UPON
GALLOWS FOR RIOT
(Continued From Page One.)
Men Stoical
The condemned negroes had known
of their fate since Sunday. Twelve
of them sought spiritual consolation of
army Y. M. C. A. workers. Outwardly
all of the negroes were stoical. They
did not know the date of the execution,
but last night they were taken from
the cavalry guard house, where they
have been prisoners more than a
month, and placed in separate bar-j ances
few minutes before I death were
Sereeant William S
fa 'A-
racks,
Aside from a dozen officers of the
southern department and the sheriff
of Bexar country, no one In the city
or army camps knew of the execution
date or place. The other negro de
fendants were ignorant of the fate of
their companions until after the
formal announcement had been made.
Aroused eBfore Reveille
The condemned men were aroused
this morning a
regular army reveille, 5:30 o'ciVck.
The military guard had been 'summon
ed silently and no sound was beard in
the camp where nearly 40.000 men
were sleeping except the purring of
the army truck motors awaitiug their
loads. The negroes were dressed in
their regular uniforms as carefully as
for inspection.
The negroes executed displayed
neither brazado nor fear. They went
to the execution singing a hymn, but
the singing wes that of soldiers 'on the
inarch. Arrived at th clearing, the
singing stopped, the men, shackled,
were helped from the trucks to the
scaffolds and seated on chairs. A low
"goodbye, boys,' addressed to members
of their military guard, who had been
in
were brought here from Fort Illiss,
was the tnly expression from any of
the negroes.
Prayer Offered
The men's feet were shackled. An
army chaplain offered prayer. An of-1
fleer called "attention" and as on pa-i
rade the negroes stood erect. They j
stood quietly while caps and nooses
were adjusted and then stepped on the
traps. The major in charge of the
execution gave a signal and -soldiers
sprung the traps. The negroes plunged
nine feet to instant death.
Even after the execution and after
the return of the guard to the camp,
news of what had happened did not
spread through the camp or through
the city until announced by the news-1
papers. It created some demon stra-
tion among negroes who had follow-! .
ed the progress of the trial in the na-1 Ul&rles
ture of "nitturnlngs' at a few negro f
churches. Crowds at these, however,!
were small. i
Other Sentences
No announcement has been made
when the 41 negro defendants given
life sentences by the courtmartial will
be taken to Fort Leavenworth.
Of the others, four were sentenced
to dishonorable discharge from tne
army, forfeiture ot an pay ana aiiow-
due and prison terms of two
years and six months. Five were ac
quitted and sent to join their com
mands.
In spite of the execution and an
nouncement of other sentences this
morning, the riot at Houston is not a
closed incident Investigation is still
In progress and it is expected ad-
ditionaltrlals by courtmartial will fol
low.
FORMER ARIZONA!! '
APPROVES STAND
TAKEN BY SHERIFF
L. Mitchell of To.
peka Declares That Captain
Wheeler's Speech Rang
True to Subject.
Charles L. Mitchell, formerly a well
known resident bt Morenci. but now
living in Topeka. and president of the
Chamber of Commerce of that city ana
manager of one of the largest printing
establishments in the west and d rec
tor on the board of a half dozen na
tional printing and publishing associa
tions writes as follows to th.e editor of
the Review:
"I want yon to know that I enjoyed
1 reading that article about Harry
' Wheeler's banquet, and reading that
The men who paid the penalty of l"'cle written, telling what he
r-iu, i ng just rr mai nine
Nesbltt.
Corporal Laron J. Brown.
Corporal James Wheatley.
Corporal Jesse Moore.
Corporal Charles W. Baltimore.
Private William Brack enridge.
Private Thomas C. Hawkins.
Private Carlos Snodgrass.
Private Ira B. Davis.
Private James Dlvins.
Private Frank Johnson.
Private Rlsley W. Young.
Private Pat MacWhorter.
BRITISH CASUALTIES
(By Review Leased Wire.)
LONDON. Dec. 11. The British cas-1 ou
charge of the negroes since they "a!ues repmtM for tne weeK enaing
with CS.SL'J in the perious week,
casualties were as follows:
cant
standing there before you all. looking
VOU aouare In th with Ihnu !
gray eyes of his. and can feel the en
thusiarm which was given vent to by
every one seated in that room when
he made that talk R them. I wish I
could have been there, too. I always
have admired him. I was in Morenci
when they had that big strike there
when Harry Wheeler was first lien-
tenant of the Arizona rangers, and let
me tell you that he was at that time
the fellow they all looked up to the
i fellow they all took their hats off to.
"I sure hope that you will be hble
to get some recognition in Washing
ton to show the unjustness of the re
port turned in by the buch they sent
there."
The, ANNOUNCEMENT SOON.
! Dame Rumor has it that a certain
Killed or died of wounds, off leers, ; prominent young Main street business
' man has Anally mustered up sufficient
Officers 9.8; ; rmirupa trt auk nrnmlncftt Tnnnr
lady nurse to share his lot for better
nr worse. It is exnerted that & miH.
"KVIEW WANT ADS Mir announcement of th ennrrnnant
BRING RESULTS. will be made shortly. Now guess.
C59: men. 50,
Wounded or misning,
men. 16,967.