PAGES a THE CITIZEN, FRIDAY, OCTOBEB 13, as at. FATALITIES INAVIATION. Figures Show Lower Average During First Hail of 1911. 85 KILLED SINGE 1908. Each Death Represents a Mileage of About 3,500 Miles Flying Becoming Safer as the Soiencs Progresses. Contributory Causes of Accident. That aviation Is becoming safer ns the science progresses Is shown by a series of Interesting averages compiled by an English writer, who has worked them out matheraatlcnlly. Taking the fatalities of-1010, the writer estimates that each death represented a mileage of about 3,500 miles. During the year there were recorded 307 nights of over mi hour in duration, and the death roll was twenty-nine. This year, be tween Jan. 1 nnd July 31, no fewer than C07 flights of over an hour's dura tion were placed on record, and tho fatalities numbered thirty-five. ThU3 the nverage has bettered itself to tho extent that each death represents 4,000 miles of actual flight. An analysis of the accidents of 1010 shows that the contributory causes of nccldeut may be classified ad follows: Faulty construction, mistakes of tho nvlator, atmospheric disturbances and accidents due to spectators. An exam ination of the records of this year's fatalities discloses the fact that the first contributory cnuso has almost en tirely disappeared, and from first place it has fallen to second or even third. Tho analysis shows that weakness of construction has practically been cllm. liiated, while tho experience being gained every clay will enable aviators to deal with the varying atmospheric conditions to bo encountered in tho upper nlr. List of Fatalities. Tho following Is a list of the eighty five aviators who have been killed from Sept. 10, 100S. up to Sept. 28, 1011. Of this number thirty-two were of French nationality, twelve Iwing Of ficers: 1908. Lieut. Selfildge. A., Washington. Sept. 17. 1909. l.efi-bvro, F., Juvlsy, Sept. 7. C.ipt. Ferber, Boulogne. Sept. 22. Fernandez, S., Nice, Dec. ft. 1910. DelagrmiBe, F., Pau, Jan. 4. Le Won, F., San Sebastian, April 2. Michelln, F., Lyons, May 13. T. Robl, G., Stettin, June 18, C. Wnechter. F., Ilhoims, July 4. Daniel Klnet, Be., Ghent,, July 10. C. S. Bolls, Br., Bournemouth, July 12. Nicholas Klnet, Be., Belgium, Aug. 3. Lieut, V. I'asqua, It., Magllano, Aug. 20. Van Mansdyk, D., Arnhelm, Aug. 27. Palllot, F., near Chartres, sept. 2&. George Chavez, P., Domodossola, Sept. 27. l'lochmann, G., Ilabshelm, Sept. 2S. Ilnss. G., Moselle, Oct. 1. Capt. Matzievltch, It., St. Petersburg. Oct. 7. Capt. Madlot, F., Doual, Oat. 23. Lieut. XV. Mente. G., Magdeburg, Oct. 25. Blanchard, P., Issy-lCH-Moullneaux, Oct 20. Lieut. Saglletti, It., Centocelle, Oct. 27. It. Johnstone. A., Denver, Nov. 17. Comniarato, It., Centocelle, Dee. 3. Castellan!. It.. Centocelle, Dec. 3. Cecil Giuce. Br., lost at sea, Dec. 22. Laffont, F Issy-les-Moullneaux, Dec 23. Mnrq. dl Pola. S., Issy-les-Moullneaux, Dec. 28. Jules Picollo, It, Sao Taulo (Braz.), Dec, 2S. Lieut, do Caumont, P., St. Cyr, Dec. 30. Molsant, A., New Orleans, Dec. 31. Hoxsey. A.. Los Angeles, Dec. 31. 1911. ItouBslJan. Cr., Belgrade, Jan. 9. Lieut. Stein, G Doberltz, Feb. 6. Noel, F Douzy (Ardennes), Feb. 9. Carlo La Torre. It., Douzy, Feb. D. J. Cel. It., Paris, March 23. Lieut Byasson, F., Colgnleres, April 14. Capt. E. Tnrron, F.. Vlllacoublay. April IS. Pierre Louis, P., Paris, April 20. Matzievltch, It., Sebastopol, May 2. Bene Vallon, P., Shanghai, May 6. Liout. Kelly, A., San Antonio, Tex., May in Hans Boockemuller. G., Johannlsthal, May 11. A. V. Hardiee, A., Los Angeles, May 17. Bournlque, F Botheny, May IS. Lieut. Paul Dupuie, F., Bethcny, May 18. Laemmlin. G Strassburg, May 23. B. Benson, Br., Hendon, May 25. Smith, Br., St. Petersburg, May 27. Clro Cirri, It, Camerl, May 23. Onplrnz a. A.. Sao Paulo. June 3. Lieut. E. J. Bague, F., at sea oft Nice, June E. Marra, It, Rome, Juno 8. Schendel, a., Berlin, June 9. Hon. G.. Berlin. June 9. I.emartln. P.. Issy-les-Moullneaux. Juns 18. Lieut Princeteau, F., Issy-les-Moullneaux, June IS. Landi-on, P., near Chateau-Thierry, June 18 Lieut. Truchon, P., Bouy, June 29. Paillole, F near AlglerB, July 14. J. C. Mars. A.. Erie. Pa.. July 11. Mllo. Denlso Moore. F Etampes, July L .Tolv. v.. Juvlsv. July 23. Khlmanskl, a, near St. Petersburg, Julr 25. G. P. G. Napier, Br., Brooklands, July 31. tV. R. Badcer. A.. Chicago, Aug. ii. St. C. Johnstone, A Lake Michigan, Aug. 15. T. J. nidco. Br.. Alderahot. Aug. 19. Lieut. Zolotuchln, It., St. Petersburg, Aug. 2S. J. J. Friable. Jr.. Norton. Kan.. Sept. 1. Capt.' V. A. Camlne, F near Nangls, Sent. 2. Lieut, de Grallly, F., Nogent-sur-Seine, Sept t Marron, F.. Chartres, Sept. 2. Le Forrestler, P., Iluelva, Sept. 4. Lieut. Newman, G., Blelzhelm, Sept 7. Leconte. P.. Blelzhelm. Sept. 7. Lieut. Chotard, P., Vlllecoublay. Sept. 12. R. A. Cammell, Br., Hendon, Sept 16. L. Rosenbaum. A., De Witt, la., Sept. IS. CasUUane, A., Mansfield, Pa., Sept. 22. Frank Miller, A., Troy, O., Sept. 22. C. B. Clarko. A.. Nassau. N. Y.. Sept 28. Abbreviations: A.. American: Be.. Bet glan: Br., British; Cr.. Croatian; D., Dutch; P., French; Q., German; Ir., Irish: Italian; P., Peruvian: R., Russian; 8. A. South American; S.. Spanish CKCCOQOCCOOCHOOQOCXOOGOOCOCX)OOCKOOOQOOOOOQOOCOOOQOQr WM. D. B. AiNEY Candidate for Congress in the Bradford, Wyoming, Susquehanna & Wayne District. The above gentleman, accompan ied by District Attorney Denney of Montrose, was in town last Friday having been called here to attend a meeting of the Wayne county candi dates nominated last Saturday on the Republican ticket. During his brief stay, whli U was only over night, he called upon a few friends, among them several of the nowspaper fra ternity, to which at one time he be longed, having beon connected with the Montrose Independent Republi can. Mr. Ainey Is an exceedingly ipproachable, affable man, and at once impresses those who tor tne first time meet him, that there Is omething about his make-up which has In it the better attributes of a man. Voluntarily speaking of the late Geo. W. Kipp, he paid him tho high compliment for having Inher ently possessed great human-heart-cdness or sympathy with humanity. While lie never In any way tried to diEguise nny of his characteristics he naturally inclined to showing help fulness toward men. This, Mr, Ain ey said was the secret of his in fluence 'over and strength among men. And while Mr. Ainey was saying these Kind words of a depart ed man, the impression came to us strongly that, in this respect, ho Is himseu not unlike his predecessor, as he appears to have the faculty of not only making but retaining friends. We take the following sketch of this gentleman from the Montrose Independent Republican: William D. B. Ainey was born in New Milford, Susquehanna county, April 8, 18C4, his parents being Dav id C. and Kathleen (Blakeslee) Ainey. Ho received the rudiments of his education in the public schools. entering the Manslleld normal school at the age of fourteen years as a Fato of a Morgan Cigar. Mr. Morgan owns' tho Santa Clara province In Cuba, where a particularly dark and fragrant variety of tobneco Is grown. Ills cigars are made for him out of this special leaf, nnd these large black cigars of his figure In innumer able anecdotes. Hero Is one which he once told himself: "I was going aboard tho yacht and found that 1 had noth ing to light my cigar with, so 1 ven tured to ask ono of tho men on the pier for a match. In return for tlio courtesy I handed him one of my ci gars, which I think a good deal of. He accepted it promptly. "'Thanks to you, ho said. '1 was just out of tobacco.' "Then ho broko it into little bits and stuffed it into his pipe." Metropolitan Magazine. Tho Duel In Germany. Tho campaign against tho duel In Germany seems to havo halted. Baron Oswald von Itlchthofen, an officer of the guards, had a quarrel with Baron Wllhelm von Gaffron nbsut a money transaction, which resulted in a duel. Tho two officers, with seconds, phy sicians nnd Invited friends, met In tho Jungfernhelde park, and Von Gaffron was killed. A military court convened nt Schonberg imposed a sentence of two years' imprisonment on the sur viving duelist. Tho code provides that "a person who kills his opponent in a duel Is liable to a term of imprison ment varying from two to fifteen rears." and the Ileht sentence is looked member of the class of '79. After returning home ho took a two years' preparatory course in a South Beth lehem school, entering Lehigh uni verslty. In his sophomore year he decided to take up the study of law and entered the oiflce of Blakeslee & Davies in Montrose. He was a careful, hard working student and was admitted to the county bar in August, 1887. He became a part ner with hiB uncle the late E. L, Blakeslee, and rapidly became known as a brilliant lawyer and a wiso counselor. Dr. Blakeslee was reckoned as one of the keenest crim inal lawyers in this section of the state and since his death Mr. Ainey has proved an able successor, build ing up a reputation that has made him much sought after where a life was involved and for many years tnere has hardly been an Important case for trial In the county courts with which he has not been connect od. A gifted speaker, eloquent and logical, with an earnest conviction that sways his audiences, ho reveals a masterful mind. Krom isya until 1899 he served as chairman of the Republican county committee. Mr. Ainey has for years been as sociated with religious work in his younger manhood, being actively en gaged In the C. E. movement and the Y. M. C. A. Ho is an elder In the Presbyterian church of Montrose, October 10, 1888, he was married to Miss Emma Lyons, daughter of the late Theodore Lyons of Montrose and a granddaughter of Gilbert Drako of Towanda, her birthplace. They have two children, a son and daughter ono son dying In Infancy. Mr. Ainey has always been Iden titled with that which tends toward the advancement of the public wel fare and is one of the town's most enterprising and respected citizens. upon as indicating n change of attitudo on the part of the authorities toward duelists. Funnel-less Ocean Liners. In modern ocean giants tho funnel prepares to follow tho abandoned mast. Tho first funnel-less ship, a nnmburg-Americnn liner of 0,500 tons, is already afloat, the second Is under way, and tho third is being planned. This new typo of vessel Is driven, like a motorboat, by Internal combustion en gines. JJer fuel is petroleum, and It is utilized by spraying it into con densed air and pxplodlng tho mixture in heavy cylinders. Tho spraying, as In tho case of an automobile engine, is dono automatically, and so there is no need for firemen. Odd Indian Belief. Indians on tho northwest coast of America supposo that tho earth rests upon a pillar that is guarded by a wo man., wuen mo gous ugni wuu ner for tho possession of tho prop in order that they may destroy the earth nnd its inhabitants tho pillar shakes, and this produces an earthquake. Opinion. Stella What do you think of marry ing a nobleman? Bella It is llko buying a fish Instead of catching it Now York Times. How blessings brighten ns they take their fllghll-Young. SELECT GOLLINGS Baseball Coaching. Writing on Ihe secret tricks of base ball coaching In tho big leagues in the American Magazine, Hugh S. Fullcrton says that the science of coaching re sulted from tho old stylo coachers be ing forbidden t& scream abuso at the pitchers. Then It was that the coach ers set themselves to discover the plans of tho opposing team. Ho writes: "In ono season Fielder Jones, then leader of the White Sox, learned to de tect by tho preliminary movements of tho catchers every time they were ex pecting a pitch-out. I believe this dis covery gave the White Box a cham pionship and a world's pennant. Op posing catchers complained bitterly that tho Sox wero bad base runners nnd that they persistently ran at tho wrong time nnd played hit and run on tho wrong ball. Tho secret of it was that Jones, coaching at third, was tip ping to runners at first and to batters that tho opposing pitcher was going to pitch wide to catch the runner steal ing, and the runner therefore changed plans and stood still." Laundry Work In Korea. Tho Korean mother, anxious to se cure her daughter's successful mar riage, makes certain that the young woman becomes a good laundress, for ability in this direction counts for more than benuty with the Korean swain, lie does not even demand that his wife Should bo more than a fairly good cook, but she must be able to keep fresh and spotless tho linen gar ments which every one, from prince to peasant, wears. In spite of tho fact that every article of wearing apparel is of white linen, not even tho humble flatiron is used in Korea, nnd tho at tempts to introduco such occidental fads as washing machines nnd mg ers havo been met with marked disfa vor. The laundry work Is done In tho same manner ns it was centuries ago, and the first recommendation to a young man's favor is ability ns a laun dress. A King Out of Business. "When ho is shorn of his royal locks the man who Is in the 'king business' does not differ much from the ordinary mortal," says an American tourist, writing from Carlsbad. "While on tour nt Baden, near Vienna, we had as neighbors 'Mr. and Mrs. IChalil of Bag dad' and their two children, a girl of eight and a boy two years younger. With their two servants tho family oc cupied ono floor of a modest villa which had been rented for them for tho season. 'Mr. Khalll' was gouty and lame, but ho took long walks with his family, which seemed to us to be an ideally happy one. Every ono know that tho 'Bagdad' people were tho ex shah of Persia and his wife and chil dren; but, knowing they were there in cognito, no ono ever referred to them otherwise than by the name which they had assumed." 'I must refuse to cast my vote," She ventured, with a frown. "Tho ballots are of pink," sho said, "And do not match my gown." Milwaukee Sentinel. Where It Applies. Her The smaller the caliber tho bigger the bore. ITIm Beg pardon, but that doesn't npply to firearms. Her But It does to men. Chicago News. HEATING IPLUMBING CONSULT Morrison and Canivan I2th and Kimble St. HONESDALE, PA. COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES FOR "CAPITOL" Boilers and Radiators. "JjEADEtt" Air pressure water systems. "GOULD" Pumps. "STAR" Windmill. The above goods represent the best products in the market. The use of them coupled with our 2G years' practical experience at .the business Insures you a lasting and satisfactory job. Correspondence Solicited. Both 'Phonos. W. B. HOLMES, President. A. T. SEARLE, Vice Pres. Wo want you to understand tho reasons for the ABSOLUTE SECURITY of WAYNE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK HONESDALE, PA., HAS A CAPITAL OF - - - $100,000.00 AND SURPLUS AND PROFITS OP - 427,342.00 MAKING ALTOGETHER - - 527,342.00 EVERY DOLLAR oi which must be lost before any depositor can lose a PENNY. It haB conducted a growing and successful business for over !$5 yours, serving an increasing number of customers with fideelity and satisfaction. Its cash funds are protected by MODERN STEELE VAULTS . All of these things, coupled with conservative manacement, insured by the OAKKFUL PEKBONAIi ATTENTION constantly elven the Bank's affairs by a notably able Hoard of Directors assures the patrons of that SOI'KKME SAFETY which is the prme essential of a eood Bank, DECEMBER I, 1910 Total Assets, - - - $2,951,048.26 t&- DEPOSITS MAY BE MADE BY MAIL. -I -DIRECTORS CHAS.J. SMITH. H.J.- CONOEit. W. F.8UYDAM. XV. B. HOLMES A. T, SEAKLE T. B. CLARK HELPFUL HINTS ON HAIR HEALTH. Scalo nnd Hair Troubles Generally Caused by Carelessness. Dandruff is n contagious dlseasn caus ed by a microbe which also produces baldness. Never use a comb or brush belonging to some ono else. No matter how cleanly the owner mny be. these nrtlcles may be infected with microbes, which will infect your scalp. It Is far easier to catch hnlr microbes than it Is to get rid of them, and a single stroke of an Infected comb or brush may well lead to baldness. Never try on any body else's hat. Many a hat-band is n resting place for microbes. If you happen to bo troubled with dandruff, itching scalp, falling hair or baldness, wo havo a remedy which we believe will completely relieve these troubles. We are so euro of this that we offer it to you with the understand ing that it will cost you nothing for the trial if it does not produce the results we claim. This remedy la called Rex- all "03" Hair Tonic. We honestly be lieve it to be the moat scientific rem edy for scnlp and hair troubles, and we know of nothing else that equals it for effectiveness, because of the re sults it has produced in thousands of cases. Rexall "03" Hair Tonic is devised to banish dandruff, restore natural color when its loss has been brought about by disease, and make the hair natural ly silky, soft and glossy. It does this because it stimulates the hair follicles, destroys the germ matter, and brings about a free, healthy circulation of blood, which nourishes the hair roots, causing them to tighten and grow new hair. We want everybody who has nny trouble with hair or scalp to know that wo think that Rexall "03" Hair Tonic Is the best hair tonic and restor ative In existence, and no one should scoff at or doubt this statement until they have put our claims to a fair test, with the understanding that they pay us nothing for the remedy If it does not give full and complete satisfaction in every particular. Two sizes. r0 cents and $1.00. Remember, you can obtain Rexall Remedies only at our store The Rexall Store. A. M. M3INE O. BLAKE AUCTIONEER & CATTLE DEALER YOU WILL MAKE MONEY BY HAVING ME Bell Phone 9-U BETHANY, PA. Plans & Estimates Furnished Residence, 1302 East St. CKiCHESTER 8 PILLS VttT . TIIK lMAMONl 1IRANI). Jaaiml Abu your 'russit for l'lilclica.tcrSl'lumoiid J rand, I'lll In He. 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