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VOL. XXXIII. NO. 147. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1912. CITY EDITION.

report was as promptly voted down ence in town under the circumstance ROOSEVELT GETS on a roll call. SOLEMN HONORS MANY ADDITIONAL OLYMPIC OBLIGED might lead to disorders. Later tfcs CAPTAIN were Into Wheti REFUSED The final battle after daylight had strikers haled court. flooded the big armory and the dele- the helplessness of the Olympic oe came known a steamer was MISSOURI'S gates were almost completely worn PAID DEAD BODIES ARE TO GIVE UP dispatch- TO GO TO AID all-da- ed from here to off out by their y and all-nig- for Ryde take the saloon who were struggle, was on the question of 4n passengers, brought here for structlng the eight delegates-at-larg- e pending arrangements their VOTES to the national convention. The Taft GENERAL FOUND VOYAGE transfer to other vessels. TITANIC Three hundred forces, led by members of the St. first and second class Louis delegation made a last rally passengers"" of the Olympic vol HARD FOUGHT BATTLE BODY OF GENERAL F. D. GRANT IN THE LIST OF TITANIC VIC-TIM- SEAMEN STRUCK TODAY WHEN unteered act as A MEMBER OF CALIFORNIAN'3 AFTER in an effort to prevent flat Instruc- to firemen, replacing RECOVERED ARE THOSE NON-UNIO- FIREMEN WERE the strikers. The CREW HI8 SUPPORTERS WIN IN THE tions for Roosevelt. But they were IS BORNE TO LA8T REST captain thanket TELLS OF DERELICTION them while their STATE CONVENTION. swept off their feet by the iiow domi- ING PLACE. OF ASTOR AND STRAUS TAKEN ON BOARD. declining services OF COMMANDER Crowds of seamen nant Roosevelt tide and by a vote of and firemei the more than 2 to 1, the Roosevelt thronged decks throughout the INSTRUCTED NOTED ASSEMBLAGE PRESENT IDENTIFICATION PROCEEDS TO TRANSFER PASSENGERS and of SAW THE ROCKETS PLAINLY DELEGATION IS forces carried their point which re day many these condemned the action of suited In the withdrawal of Mayor the strikers. The dis . , traflfl ...In tnla v ( TWO TAFT MEN RESIGN AiS DELEG- Kreismann and Chairman Morris as PRESIDENT TAFT AND HIGH OF STEAMER McK AY-B- N NET IS NOW WILL BE PLACED ON BOARD CUN ' who jiui is wicauj gieai iu MEN THOUGHT OF ORGANIZING consequence of the loss of so many ATES-AT-LARGE delegates to the Chicago convention AT-TEN- EM- WHEN FICERS OF THE ARMY LOADED DOWN WITH ARD STEAMSHIP LUSITA. heads COMMITTEE TO BEG SKIP- and the election of Roosevelt men in of families with the Titanic RESOLUTIONS PASS. FUNERAL. BALMED CORPSES NIA TONIGHT. and events will PER TO ACT their places. today's perceptibly add to the Tafi IcPder.s, dissatisfied with the hardships. Later It was declared that the sa A CONTEST IS PLANNED result of the republican state con IMPRESSIVEFUNERALPAGEANT NAMES COME IN SLOWLY MEN ACCUSED OF MUTINY WERE AFRAID OF BEING FIRED loon passengers of the Olympic vention, which adjourned here at 6 : 30 would proceed by train tonight to o'clock this morning, met in a hotel FRIENDS OF THE PRESIDENT THE CORTEGE PASSED THROUGH OF THE 205 RECOVERED NAMES BALKY SAILORS ARE TAKEN Liverpool where will embark on THOUGHT THAT THEY MIGHT at 10 o'clock and named four dele they NOMINATE A RIVAL SET OF CITY NEW YORK ON WAY OF ONLY 91 HAVE BEEN THE COURTS IN the Lusltanla which will sail for New LOSE THEIR JOBS MADE gatea-- a Marge to the national con- OF York tomorrow. This afternoon the DELEGATES. vention. The delegation was an- TO SPECIAL TRAIN. SENT IN SOUTHAMPTON. THEM KEEP SILENT seamen, who included six nounced as follows: striking quartermasters, were arraigned in po- St. Louis, April 26 Governor H. E. Black of 26 Militarv men New York, April 26. The body of 26. 26. A sworn Joseph Richmond, Mo., New York, April Southampton, England, April lice court at Portsmouth charged Washinjjton, April S. and friends John A. Duncan of St. John G. and men in and Colonel John Jacob Astor and that The White Star liner Olympic, which statement that the of the Hadley his early today Louis, prominent public wit hmutiny. They pleaded not guil- captain of Isidor Straus the millionaire mer- liner California refused to swung the Missouri state republican Laliw of St. Louis, and Harry D. private life gathered here today to had been held off Hyde, Isle of ty and were remanded for trial next go to the Train of Kansas City. the last solemn honors to chant of this city, who lost their lives Wight, since a strike aid of the Titanic, although only a convention for Roosevelt, after a 24 pay Major Wednesday by Monday. The court accepted ball for in the Titanic disaster, have been re aba-do- few miles was filed Former State Senator Henry A. General Frederick Dent Grant, who of her firemen, today ne, her theft, appearance. away, today by hour deadlock in which the Taft lead-- ! covered and are on board 'the cable Ernest Leeds of Jamesport, presided, while died here April 11. The funeral ex trip to New York and returned to Gill, donkey engineman on the ers were driven to ship MeKay-Benne- t. News of the re- r Californian with com- finally complete B. L. Guffey of Hayti, was secretary. ere ises were deferred until today to port. ThiB was made necessary by the senate e ' covery of the bodies was' contained dis- route. Eight delegates-at-larg- to the Eads announced that a resolution await the arrival of the general's the desertion of her seamen this mittee investigating the Titanic in a dispatch to the White Star line STRflff CONFERENCE aster. Gill said rock j when the line to that the distress national republican convention, all condemning Governor Hadley for be- - j daughter, the Princess Cantacuzene, morning, attempted comiany today. the ets were plainly visible from the deck Roosevelt men, and all instructed for the Taft men in the pre-co-n- from her home in Russia. replace striking firemen with fraying The C. M. body of Hays, president non-unio- n men. of the Californian and must have been Mm, were elected after two Taft vention agreement was adopted. The The services were held in the, STILL IN SESSION of the Grand Trunk railway, has been visible to both the bridge and the leaders had been elected and then resolution also the admlnis-- . Chapel of Cornelius, the Centurion on One hundred and twenty-on- e pas- praised added to the Hat of identified dead lookout. had resigned their on the Mis- ; tratlon of President Taft. Governor's Island. The little who were the places chapel near of Ti- sengers, awaiting picked up the scene the GRAND CHIEF OF ENGINEERS IS Gill was placed on the witness souri delegation when the convention In the hotel parlor when Chairman was too small to allow the admittance Olympic at Queenstown, have been tanic disaster. The wireless dis- MEETING WITH stand after Senator voted instructions for Roosevelt. Eads announced the result were Otto ot tn general public, but an oppor transferred to the Baltic, which will MEDIATION immediately patch which came to the company OFFICIALS Smith, the chairman, had finished will down F. Taft leader in St. tunity was to allow New York leave here today for New York. The convention go in Stlfel, Louis; given from the cable McKay-Beone- t, a as ship reading Gill's affidavit. the annals of Missouri politics as one "Lib" Morris of Excelsior Springs; to pay tribute the long military the additional identifications Fourteen hundred sacks of mail, gives New York, April 26, Warren S. "I saw the ship, which I book to of the most stubborn and dramatic and seven other Taft adherents. Oth- procession made its way to the tap of 49 of the heretofore which were to have been forwarded unknown re Stone, grand chief of the Brotherhood be the Titanic," said Gill after being fights in the of the state re- er Taft men who were in an adjoin- of muffled drums over a five mile by the Olympic, will be held at history covered dead on the cable ship of Locomotive and the 50 "some before Lus-itani- Engineer; sworn, time midnight. publican organization. Mayor Fred- ing room counseled against the nam- line of march from the Battery to the Among others the of Colonel Queenstown for the Cunard liner body district chairmen of the OrganlKation She was about ten miles away and erick H. Kreismann of St. and ing of a rival and advised West Shore ferryt at Forty-secon-d sailing from tomor- Louis, delegation John Jacob Astor and Isador Straus Liverpool resumed their confe-a- u with row New today 9 went past us apparently at full sped. Charles D. Morris' St. to the national con- street. At the latter point the gov- for York and due here on ! of Joseph, the sending lawyers have been embalmed. Of the 208 Unite-- States I ernment Labor Commissioner She was a big ship and saw two latter chairman of the state commit- vention to pleade their cause. Eads orders provided for a special dead on board the MeKay-Benn- Sunday. The Cunarder is likely to Neill and Judge Knapp, of the com tiers of lights. The Californian at tee, were the Taft leaders elected and Stlfel, however, said they did not train to take the body to West Point names 'of 91 have ben uent ashore reach New York ahead of the Baltic by merce court, who are acting as media-Jor- e the time was caught in a field of ice and who as delegates-at- - think a Taft protest would have for interment. wireless The and for this reason the. mall will . resigned dispatch, which came In the wage'.-on'ttwera- between Her were and she - President Vice engines stopped large to the national convention When j weight unless a contesting delega- TafL President through the steamer Caledonia ami entrusted to her. the engineers and the railroads. was drifting with the floe." ti0T1 was on Sherman and General Leonard Wood i the state convention voted to instruct the ground. the Cape Raeetation reads: The strike has a serious aspect he . The vessel, Gill testified, must have the delegation for Roosevelt. In mak. Result Is 14 to 8. were perhaps the most distinguished Ismay, are White Star line, New matter yend the of inconvenience to been visible to the and who came to New tnms-ntin-M- plainly bridge ing their resignations they charged persons York fori York: ,. o Aside from the RooBevelt. victory trvi MAN KILLED BY STORM. the lookouts, as well as the rockets vioiauon or a - the funeral. The general's Immediate Further Names: gentleman's agres- ln the now the have now s convention, the colonel having signed voyage, Sedan, Kan., April 26. Joseph which she sent up later. The Callfor-nlan'- ment" by which they declared the!hnB , family was present, including Mrs. William Ak, F nuti,,,,. ,i. Stone, laid themselves u nnnf.tH open to the charge Borland, an oil worker, died today of captain, he said, paid no at- Roosevelt Grant- - her son' Captain IT. S. Grant, Kdww 11. managers hau assured Missouri and Taft haH Petty, of mutiny. Immediately following the received tor- eiht - injuries last night in a tention to the distress signals and his them that the delegates-at-larg- e her daughter, the Princess Cantacu- .....mm x,aBnwoon, w. veJt n.dele-- ; Harton, The walkout the y has six contested district White Star officii up nado which swept a section of conn-tr- refusal to get up steam and go t zene, the sister, Mrs. Nellie uiaa jxuuKi un, a. J. would be unlnstructed. and at general's ijauience Ad pealed to the authorities with the re- gates eight large, each with A. six miles west of here. Six othur the aid of the stranger so incensed dec- Grant Sartoris, and also Mrs. Grant's ams, Boothy Ragozzy, Abel J. sult Governor Hadley replied to the half a vote. that the Olympic's whole comple- persons were seriously injured, two the crew that Gill tried to organize a larations of hrother and sister. .Tudee Loeltwood A. Robins, Charles Louch, ment of Mayor Krelsmenn and Conventions are yet to be held in seamen, numbering 54, were probably fatally. Three school houses protesting party among the men. He Honorp of cMcRQ, aIld Mrs. Potter Olson F. Penny, Charles Chapman, Al- Chairman Morris in this connection me ana sixteenth dis ajrrested when Jthey came ashore. and five farm houses were failed, he said, because "the men were lnirteentn Palmer. bert Wirz, Achille Wailens, Carl Es destroyed. by asserting that he had not been a tricts. Roosevelt has carried the They will be arraigned In iolicn afraid they'd loose their Jobs." The nallbearers included Senator plande, J. F. Johnson, J. W. Y. to any Allen, court at Portsmouth with party "gentlemen's First, second, Tihrd (contested ty H. P. charged "What time did the Californian get The .,, ew Carnegie, Henry W. Anderson, Sodges, G. Talbot, agreement." governor asserted Taft), Fourth, Seventh. n, J. M. mutiny. TRANSPORT steam?" asked Senator Fletcher. Fifth, Sixth, Taft, General Tasker H. Bliss, Gener- Robinson, J. C. Hell, J. W. Gill, TO GO TO up that throughout the bitter fight which (contested four The National Sailors' and Flremens' by Taft), Eighth, al Horace Porter, General William Eric Johansen, A. Lilly, E. T. Barker, "I don't know exactly," said the preceded the formal opening of the b union the action teenth and Fifteenth (contested T. H. G. F. Bailey, O. S. Woody, T. repudiates of the witness, "but it was some time after he had refused to at- - Crozier, General darry, General Hewitt, TOE AID OF AMERICANS convention, Taft) P. Connors. strikers, who are said to have been 5 o'clock." tefflnt tn tha vntaa nf H. (i. Sharpe, Hamilton Fish, H. H. ilpllvor Pnnso.' "All advised by the seafarers T. . Taft has carried the Ninth. Tenth Kohlsaat, Dr. Robert Abbe and oth- following this have been em- organization, From the rockets Gill judged the veit delegates on any which proposition. Eleventh and Twelfth districts. balmed: recently withdrew from the GOVERNMENT ORDERS distressed ship to be not mora thaa e ers. SHIP TO rne eigne...aeiegates-at-iarg- to tne "C. C. parent Body. The firemen of the 20 rock- Jones, Isador Straus, Reg SAIL FOR WEST COAST miW off. He described the national convention, each with one-ha- lf Honorary pallbearers, represent- Butler, H. H. Harrison, T. W. Newell. Olympic struck Wednesday five min- OF MEXICO ets, his description tallying with thai vote, elected the state ing the Military Order of the Medal finally by John Jacob C. utes before the vessel was due to sail Fourth Officer Boxhall of of Honor, were General lii. Actor, Milton Long, W. given by convention follow: Daniel for New York. C. Dulles, H. J. Allison. Their grievance was San 26. or- the Titanic, who sent them alofL TAFT DID NAT CALL Sickles and General Horatio C. King. George Gra Francisco, April Under Cap Governor Herbert S. Hadley, Hesse ham, Jacob Austin the alleged failure of the company to ders to tain Stanley Lord of the Californian, Bishop Samuel Fallows of Chicago, Birnbaum, Part sail for ports on the Pacific Tolerton of Branson, Walter S. Dic-ke- F. F. equip the steamer life- to a denial 10. ner, White, Tyrell W. Caven properly with coast of Mexico to the relief of Amer prepared enter sweeping of! and Chaplain B. smith" oi Gover- of Kansas City, Fred Essen dish and Henry K. Villnor." boats. Subsequently a deputation of ican the Bu of the statements of Ernest Gill next ROOSEVELT A LEECH nor's Island had charge of tn ser- refugees, army transport D. Co-on- Clayton, John McNeeley of St. j William Dobbyns, to union firemen witnessed a test of the ford is in took the witness stand. vices in the chapel and the honor of secretary lying the fairway of the Joseph, Hugh Mclndoe of Joplin, John Astor, said he had Doen life saving apparatus and, satis-fle- d coaled serving as guard to the caisson bear advlsei being bay today .being by doiftle W. of and Alfred! by the White Star line of with the same, to crews Tlppin Springfield, on the recov- agreed return from barges alongside. The Captain Too Cautious PRESIDENT DENIES TRUTH OF ing the coffin the march through to H. Spear of Chamois. ery of Colonel Astor's body. Mr. Dob work. vessel will go into to- - STATEMENTS REGARDING New York went to an escort com- - drydock early Spokane, Wash., Apuril 26. A city said morrow spi As national committeeman from byns Captain Roberts, comman Meantlme, however, their fpllown morning for examination.. B. SPRINGFIELD SPEECH posed of General Bliss, temporarily in cial to the Chronicle from Nelson, Missouri to succeed Charles Nagel, der of Colonel Astor's steam yacht had dispersed, This work will be completed Sunday command of the department of ihe leaving word that C, today says that according to i Noma, was In Halifax and would look and the will be to un- of commerce and labor, - they would not ship ready get secretary thej New York, April leav- east, and his staff: General C. F. rejoin the ship unless statement by W. H. Kenervost, d' state convention elected Thomas K. out for the body. 18 who der way Sunday night. ing the home of his hrother, Henry Roe, of the New York National foremen had remained Nelson, who was a passenger on the or sr. aboard when Since her return from China a year wieanngnaus, ixnns. ine,w Taft t0 attmd the memoria, ex. GmrA and his fltaff and the others left were steamer Mount Temple, that vessel Roosevelt forces achieved final Qrmt ago, following a voyage to the orient only ercises for tne late (;enel.a, of flf discharged. This concession was d was within five miles of the Titanit Major Post (he Gran)J tne R Bu-for- Amy as a Red Cross relief the d success in the convention j the ship, an sweeping Frederick D. Grant, at Governor's Is public, by company, which said it half hour before that liner went four would has been out of commission. Cap- after distinct fights with the,and president Taft Issued a formal Place8 TODAY IN CONGRESS. 1 lay up the Olympic rather than down. immediately following this I tain Hall formerly skipper of the ves- umi ne uaa sain in aim suffer coercion. Kenervorst declared he say th 1 of honor were ag8igned to the sel not in A. L. stubbornly. s)nM.at glrd I I ,is command, Simie, of the Titanic and at Springfield, Mass., yesterday h Officials of the line be- lights that although Th1rd battalion of the Twenty-nint- forthwith first officer, being in charge. The first came on the ques- Theodore Rooseevlt would be a dicta t f 1Mti. gan to recruit a new Captain Moore of tne Mount Temple fight 'i ii , w t,n force of firemen Ini..r,. iiitv wpo vi uiiii tia ifeseeB(ji)JWashington, April 26. Senate: In The quartermaster's department Is had tion of contested - from Por's-mout- h received wireless that seating delegations the Veteran Corns of Artlv- 2 Sheffield, Liverpool and messages ' cavalry, session p. m. to stock with a leech if he should be for making ready the ship the White Star liner was from Kansas City, St. Joseph and elected ,ery nnd other and yesterday announce 1 the sinking and mll)taiy organIzatlon8i Titanic disaster investigation con- provisions to last several weeks and the women other important points in the state. a third term. The president said: Olympic would sail to- that and children had been Jut the ra,8B0n tinued, P. A. S. Franklin, of White at daybreak also with hospital supplies. It is un- This all of "I did not use the language attribut- - put off in the boats, he hove-t- o his fight occupied Wednesday emVe bodv raroe the generars day. This mornlngi tugs containing derstood two or more doc- e ' Star liner, testifying. that army and late resulted in ed to me in some of the in 250 firemen ship In spite of the entreaties of his night Thursday horge ,.pet capal.iBoned ,n b,ack House: Met at noon. to replace the strikers tors and a hospital staff will go on the of all the Roose- which I am made to say Mr. Roose-- officers that he rush to the aid of the seating nearly Considered pension bill?. n"lv nlons8la Olympic and were the transport. velt would be a dictator and stick private Titanic. He said that the other offi- velt delegates. HIGH WINDS IN WEST, RepresentaUve attacked PnttInS the new men abosrd when like a leech to the White Hous-e.- Stanley cers of the Mount clothed The second contested 26. 0,6 seamen struck. declared Temple, bitterly point Chicago, April High wlndB pre administration for alleged favoritism They j Will Not in boots j Carry Soldiers high p!:d heavy overcoats was that regarding chairman of the vailed today over a large of to harvester trrfst. they would not work with non-unio- n portion Washington, April 26. The army ready to lower :he Mount Temple convention. Governor Hadley was Colonel to the middle west and Great Lakes re- men and promptly clambored over Ready Fight transport Buford will leave San Fran- boats, had urged Captain Moore to placed in that position after his fol- a maximum of SHAM BATTLE ON COAST. tne ship's side Into the waiting tugs. Oyster Bay, N. Y., April 26. Colon gion, reaching velocity cisco Sunday for the west coast of make an attempt to reach the Titanic, lowers had demonstrated that 'they 50 miles an hour in some San Francisco, 26. Two thou-- Haddock d el Roosevelt departed by automobile places. April Captain appealed for Mexico to pick up any merican re- but that Captain Moore replied that held the balance of votes on the con- ' Telegraph and telephone service was coast artillerymen, deployed as slstance to the cruiser Cochrane. today for his office . in New York fugees who may wish to leave the It was too dangerous and he would vention floor. broken wires. assaulted the of whose commander boarded steam where he has been working on his seriously hampered by Infantry, heights the country. The boalwlll visit Topolo-bamp- not risk the lives of his own passen- res- of coast The third struggle came in the Worcester speech for tonight. The Fort Baker, the highest the ier and warned the crew at any ol Altata, Mazatlan. in the state gers. men TOLD TO GET BUSY. defense fortifications them In o olutions committee, where Taft colonel said he would reply strongly about the bay, taking part the strike after of Sinaloa; San Bias. Tpic. Manza-nlll- Kenervorst said he had gained la 26. It lo sham follow-- refused to endorse Roosevelt. After to President Taft and that in all his Paris, April understood in a battle today, which having signed for the trip would b In Collna and In Guer- formation as to the wireless message re- are manuever-- 1 the committee had submitted one New England speeches he would make here that the powers considering ed hours of scouting and guilty of mutiny. This had no ef rero. The vessel is sent at the re- received by the Mount Temple and as port to the convention, it was with- his answer to Mr. Taft's remarks com- the matter of advising Italy either to ing for position. The soldiers have feet on the seamen who proceeded bJ quest of the state department afte'-urgen- t to Captain Moore's reply to his offi- drawn and an amplified report con- plete if he did not finish his entire try to force the Dardanelles or defi- been in camp since the issue of hurry shore. requests from many Ameri- cers, through a friend of the Marco taining a straight endorsement of reply to Mr. Taft this evening. The nitely abandon the plan as her pres- orders a few days ago that the artil- Here they were met by a stron? cans stranded ln the states borderine ni operator on board. Colonel Roosevelt was presented and colonel was ln jovial mood and thor ent Indecision greatly embnrasses in- lerymen be given a strenuous train- force of police and placed under ar- adopted by acclamation. A minority oughly aroused for fighting. ternational shipping. ing as Infantry. , rest on the ground that their pre (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Five) CAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1912. TWO

vote on a to hold a ecu- - compete on Franklin field tomorrow proposition vent ion of the international in tbe eighteenth annual carnival of SILVER CITY IS boJ.r MANUEL OTERO IS NEW SHOW this year, none having been held in relay races and field ports under DE LEON'S VEGAS. five years. If It carries the the auspices of the University of COMING TO LA8 convci BROS. tion will be held in Milwaukee, Wis , WILSON Pennsylvania. The entries include THE BY JOINING next September. CONFIRMED nearly 300 different teams for the - author After out for two various class and Intercollegiate re- Walter De Leon, the noted being days the and of "The Campus" Is striking carpenters of Des Molne. lay races and nearly 200 entries for composer BOOSTERS SHIRTS j seen at Duncan Iowa, returned to work, the SENATE the special events. The contestants "xm to be here the employers m pvrv etion of tne theater In his latest musical comea having granted their demand for an ,,,rnt su- men customers will be east of the Missouri river which Ferris Hartman and his increase of wages amounting to !! Our country MINING TOWN WILL SPEND S400 A se- 1 will with the cents an hour. The men had to learn we have WILL TAKE CHARGE OF INTEF.-- aluj Canada as well. Iowa will wi perb company present already pleased Mr. MONTH FOR FAVORABLE eight-hou- r - NAL REVENUE OFFICE IN of 'he Miss entire original cast and chorus. been granted the da,- tome cured the popular Wilson resent the district weBt PUBLICITY. De Leon is a young man whose work time ago by their employers. one of THE NEAR FUTURE. isslppl river, and McGlll uni.arslty Bros. Shirts. This is so far In the musical comedy field The biennial report of h- - In most of Montreal, will uphold the reputa M-- known and and Silver City. X. . April 20. Silver best Santa Fe, N. M., April 26. The stamps him as a genius of the first ternational Typographical union HU- tion of Canada. Of the big unlvrsit business men have decided to H- Jii;; desirable line of mea's goods nomination of Assistant Postmaster will be water. City shows that increases obtained for lea of the United States there Into market In reve- a wealth of get vigorously the community the members of the union will on the Manuel B. Otero to be Internal star athletes from Princeton, Yale, "The Campus" has bring ir- game and to that end nue collector for New Mexico and Mich- pure comedy that is absolutely advertising the total earned to figures at least Harvard. Columbia, Dartmouth, have subscribed an advertis- was confirmed late yester- resistible. In bringing his entire or- already $S,00(K0O0 greater In 1912 than in Arizona, igan, Chicago, Indiana and other him Mr. Hart- - ing fund of $400 per month for a six 1911. The report states that no oth- day afternoon by the senate of the western institutions. iginal company with months' initial This means in- to j campaign. er can show such an United States and as soon as Otero's Besides the class races, the stel- man is paying great compliment organization STYLE, FIT and QUALITY as of course the tremen- - K800 a year, which puts Silver City crease. commission arrives he will take lar events will be as usual, the one our people, con- well into the lead among of of the office, succeeding; Col- mile cham dous expense involved Is a most progressive Beer bottlers' unions San Fran- charge mile, two mile, and four sum much H. P. who is anxious siderable Item. In addition to Walter communities, the being cisco and Los Angeles, Calif., have onel Bardshar, pionships of America, the freshman colors are absolute fast. They to to a business greater than Albuquerque, the largest turned down the proposed old age they are unsurpassed, while the to go Arizona, accept championship, and the follow- an relay city in the state, spends for this kind system which has been desirable otter. Colonel Bardshar has been Individual track and field events: pension come in a good variety of materials and very patterns. ing of publicity work. At the last regular submitted to a referenedum vote fflclent official, loyal to the republi- dash, 120 includes c.r some with- One hundred yard yard of the Business Men's asso- Our assortment plain pleated bossoms, can and a consistent run- meeting of the unions affiliated wi.h the organization high hurdle, running broad jump, folo over collar either attached or Santa Fe. Mr. Otero who ciation the canvassing committee re Brewery Workers Tnt.ernatoln! vir out collars, others with soft booster for high junvp, pole vault, shot put. effi- ning ported $400 a month assured; report ion. The reasons (or the def- - of succeeds him, has been a very hammer throw and discus throw. detached. official and the ed that no one they approached had tht proposition were that ihs mem- cient also, possesses The mile race promises to he the ; Our prices are the lowest ever quoted in Las Vegas on this ser- turned them down and that the fund bers do not approve of labor nteilng energy and ability to be of great event of the dav, as, besides For greatest would likely be much larger before Into agreement wl'h employers line of sroods and will be maintained as quoted. example vice to the people and party. Canadian Chicago, the any the champions, the canvass was finished. the to assist In Private Secretary of Governor Curry. Illinois, the whereby latter agrte American champions; The advertising committee of tbe an old ase Charles F. Curry, son of Congress the efrtabllshlng pension sold in this champions of west; Pennsylvania, association was Instructed to com- The line which has always been men Curry, will succeed John W. indoor cham- Syracuse, Columbia, the municate wire with Mr. Roberts as to his father. In- by Bassett at $1.25 we will sdl at secretary pions; Dartmouth, Massachusetts l vicinity $1.00 his education n of the Gardner advertising agency of NEW CUT-OF- F TOWN. Mr. Curry received stitute of technology, Ohio Wesleyan institute at Roswell and St. Louis and Chicago, and inform Garden City, Kan., April 28. When the military and other big lnsttlutions are entered. Those which have been known as the $1.75 In him of the amount It was proposed the town of Santa Fe, county seat of later entered SL Michael's college will be one of ihe most represen- IssssusSssp It to spend in order that he would be Is moved to $2.00 we will sell at - this city. His knowledge of Spanish and the winner Haskell county, Kansas, and qualities, $1.50 - tative races, mak- college able to submit definite for the on Colmar and conditions In New Mexico, to title of plans jt8 new location the cutoff, will have every right the meet-- for the campaign at the next regular L new railroad between Dodge City so-call- ed we him peculiarly qualified put of Amerlc(l The $2. 0 grade, price at $2.00 cnamplon8 of As Mr. Bas-- 1 Hon. lng the association. Colmar, New Mexico, the new sett has had the matter of a cam-- ' Satanta. It will State Educators Meet. WOMAN BRUTALLY TREATED. town be called Beautiful Silk Shirts in a ofJ patterns Dav-le- for under advise- 12 and variety of the educational insti- V M A rwril- (;. .Tosi1 palgn Silver City be moved a distance of miles The heads llUUllllhV, ' " ' ifc Morris Hartman and "Muggins" ' ment for some and has Is now fold tutions of New Mexico met this morn- Torres is in the Sandoval qauijf Uail in "The Campus." weeks, only will be southeast of where It all desirable colors, soft, over collars attached been for as to ing and this afternoon in the office of at Bernalillo on the waiting information located. nd OO char6iault the exact amount of the town name from or detached at $3 Alvan N. White, state superintendent with Intent to kill Maria jifcparsa, a be Leon, there is also cute and dain- money The town will take Its $2.50 to there seems little ina-a- who of public instruction. All the educat- woman with whom he hasTjSAn living ty Miss "Muggins" Davles, who has proposed spend, the ol(J Chief Satanta, doubt that he will be able to be-- 1 of ors expected were not present at tbe for some time, and the woman Is in the principal soubrette role, Roscoe lay waB one 0f the scourges the plains. fore the association at an date for his morning session and an adjournment a critical condition, with a fair Arbuckfle, the fat rnd jolly comedian, early gatanta was distinguished alternative for the work from and for his elo-whi- was taken. Governor W. C McDonald chance of recovery, with a stab Percy Bronson perhaps one of the plans proweS!, in battle was on busi- - the association will be able to him the title, Las met with the educators as it woMind through her aide near the best musical comedy men In the nllence which gained Vbia'LoadingSioro select the one seems best suited his call that they came to discuss heart. ness today, Miss Myrtle Dingwall, the that "Orator of the Plains." to the desired end. next in im- - proposed legislation and appropria The assault, which was a most petite and beautiful prima donna, accomplish ,gatanta was considered The association is at work of of tlons for the support of the lnstltn brutal and savage one, occurred Wed- - whose voice possesses a marvelous already portance to Lone Wolf the tribe Son upon the of an attractive came into official &.&o$mumfti6 a preparation tion. nesday night Torres came home sweetness, Oliver Le Nolr, with Kiowas and he first booklet forth virtues of as one 1862 Side Nominations by Governor. drunk and found the woman at the magnificent bass voice, Miss Josie setting the notice as an Indian statesman, Established South Plaa. the Silver climate, which will be Late yesterday afternoon Governor house of a neighbor about 11 o'clock. Hart, whose kowns are most attrac- City sent to those for in-- ; W. C McDonald sent In the nomlna He hunted her up and made a deadly tive to the ladies, Josepr Fogarty. only inquiring formation. This booklet will tlons to the senate for confirmation assault upon her, plunging a long Harry Pollard, and the best chorus be pre- of the members of the board of re vnifo intn her hodv ana then seizing seen here In years. Seldom or nev- - pared by experts, be of attractive ap- - j of the signers of the Medicine Lodge ance with the strenuous effort that is for the University of New Mex- of the head he drag- er has there been a better show pro- pearance and In every way a credit to gents her by the hair of 1867, In wnich his made to have trustees for the the town. No exaggeration or mis--) treaty people being the grade ready ico and the board of ged her for several hundred yards vided for the theater going patrons, will agreed to settlement on a reserva- for the laying of steel by May 16. New Mexico reform school at Spring to this the woman meanwhile than "The Campus." The entire representation be allowed, since house, tion. (Large bridges are necessary on r. Those named on the hoard of re But for the will be brought here and facts enough can be presented to shrieking frightfully. production 1S71 on a down into 6, 7 8' out H 1, t V, n .nstiiTn. establish town's claims to In raiding trip mtyes and of Dodge and a gents 'are: Nathan Jaffa, Roswell fact that Torres failed to drive the i. titViIIa the the of In Texas a band of Kiowas under Satan- large number of smaller structures Chaves county; R. W. Bryan, Albo In would have pene- a feature, Is strik- possession tbe finest climate knife straight it lng, very Important ta attacked a wagon train and killed from mile 8 on. The trestle over Bernalillo county; H. L and killed her in- and elaborate. the United States for persons suffer- querque, trated the heart ing seven white men. Satanta and two Crooked creek in will be Colfax county; J. A was ing from diseases of the throat or Gray county BIckley, Raton, stantly. Dr. Palmer of Cerrlllos cesser coun- other chiefs of importance one of the largest along the route. Reidy, Albuquerque, Bernalillo Immediately summoned snd dressed limps. dl- - were tried for murder and The schedule - The will arrested, present provides that ty. Each of the members If confirm- the wounds. Torres, when taken be- LAWYERS DISCUSS RECALL present campaign be toward the sentenced to life Imprisonment in the the track shall be laid as far as Sa- ed will serve a four years term. Those fore the Justice of the peace, pleaded; Chicago, Ml., April 26. -I-n response rted solely spreadin - Texas penitentiary. tanta by July 4, and several for membership on the assault with to a call of the Illinois State Bar As- fame of Silver City's climate. It is special designated eulltv to the charge oj A few commit- will run out of - believed more can Our is made from Pure distilled years later Santanta trains be jpodge for board of trustees are: Wllllam lntent to hU1 and wag taken to Ber- sooiation, representatives of the bar that be accomp- Ice A. lished the advertis- free from and as health- ted suicide by throwing himself from a big celebration of the southwest-erner- s French, Springer, Colfax county; nan1o a deputy associations of a majority of the by concentrating water, germs by is no of a window of the p. son hospital. at that place on that day. C. Collier, Springer, Colfax county; tSates met. in conference at the La ing efforts upon one thing. Later on, ful as can be. There danger - our but John Morrow, Raton, Colfax county; LOUISIANA BANKERS Salle Hotel today to exchange opin- publicity may be directed toward contracting disease from ice, resources. from the use of Doroteo Martinez, Black Lake, Mora Covington, La., April 26. A large Ions on the judicial recall question, other of the district's the beneficial results Bridge Work Is Begun. PILE8 CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS Order some it 26. county. and representative gathering of finan-- j rare Kent Tenney, president of the it are many. today; Dodge City, Kan., April The Your druggist will refund money If ciers and business men marked the Illinois State liar Association, call- - will be delivered promptly. construction of bridges on the Santa PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any - PENN'S RELAY CARNIVAL. opening here today of .the annual con- phen S. Gregory, president of the Am- CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY Fe's new Colmar cutoff to the south case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Philadelphia, Pa., April 26. More vention of the Louisiana State Ban- - phen S. Gregory, president of theAm- LABOR WORLD NOTES. 6 Phone Main 227. west was begun near here in accord Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. BOc. than 1,500 star performers on cinder eTS aSsociation. The program for eiiean Har Association, was one oi l - - path and field, comprising the great- the, meeting covers two days and pro- the speakers at the initial session. - ever assem- bankers The conference will last two and est collection of athletes vides for addresses by several days The labor council of Stockton. meet with the Bln-gl- e of wide and the discussion will discuss, in addition to the recall bled for a single reputation Calif., has bqught a $50,000 site for n of numerous relating to the general subject of re- exception of the Olympic games questions question, new labor temple. ago. will and finance. form In court procedure. in London several years tanking The musicians' union of Joplin, Mo.. has decided to erect a musicians' temple, to cost $25,000. The silk dyers of Paterson, N. J., have received a voluntary increase of $1 a week of 50 hours. Tie' The American Federation of Labor Is considering plans to erect an office WHY IT PAYS TO BUY building at Washington, D. C. A charter has been granted by the American Federation of Labor to the Bootblacks' Protective union, of Fres- ADVERTISED GOODS Cottolene is made from no, Calif. the choicest of cotton oil. From Tn New York city 131,972 children to between 14 and 18 years of age are CottonMd Kitchen human hands Because the advertiser has done something to inspire confidence. touch the oil from which Cottolene is now at work, 66,620 boys and 65,352 never girls. He has not only explained the value and usefulness of his prod- made. The Lancashire and Cheshire Min- uct, but has put his personality and reputation behind his ers' Federation has changed its rules statements. Res. doucrhnuts and cakes cooked with Cottolene can so as to admit women mine workers He can be trusted because his very business existence is at stake. be the most determined as well as men to Its membership. fearlessly enjoyed by dyspeptic, He believes in his to the extent of his for Cottolene makes food digestible as well as palatable. The manufacturing industries of goods investing capital, nor the United States employ as wage only in making the goods right, but in advertising, which There is no substitute for Cottolene, because there is no earners 6,615,046 persons, or almost will not prove permanently profitable if he fails to make Cottolene. It is neutral 14 per cent of the total population. good secure repeat orders. shortening as good as pure, clean, Plans are laid to being ultlmataly The is not only a to the trade but it in taste and flavor, and absolutely the most economical and unite all the workers In the metal advertising protection name, is the advertiser's of healthful frying and shortening medium. It goes one-thir- d and machine Industry In New Yok guarantee quality. farther than butter or lard. in a metal workers' Industrial union You are justified in being suspicious of unadvertised goods, be- Practical prohibition of child labor cause, however much confidence the dealer or manufacturer of any kind In the District of Co- may have in them, he has not enough faith in them to spend is a bill in- Natures Gift from the Sunny South lumbia contemplated in money in telling others of their goodness. troduced in the house of representa- Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY tives by Congressman Cox of Ohio. It Always Pays to Buy Advertised Goods The membership of the Gas Work- ers' union of Great Britain is still In creasing and the finances are on th3 HI ' upward grade. D".rUit' thr ovarter

was $61,000 an-- the tola! ex jpendltures $12,500. AH the unions afMHiH wl'h the Molders' tmlon of rti Ameil ". vill n LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, FRIDAY, APRIL. 26, 1912. TMRt

theological course young Nerlnckx ence among the settlements of Ken- they bad no conception. But they was SISTERS OF LORETTO OBSERVE ordained priest, November 4, tucky as "situated on a second bank, were persistent and gladly he wrote NATURE'S 1785. in the Cathedml of Mechlin, very high; just at the head of the ra- them on a scrap of paper their first by Cardinal de Frankenbergh. His pids; It consists of about 50 houses a simple rule. first was rharge the Metropolitan par- deal scattered, but some frame. The Bishop Flaget approved of the pro- S.S.S. PERFECT TONIC ish of THEIR ORDER St. Romoldtu in Mechlin. From number of Catholics undoubtedly will ject and ordered that they be regu- CENTENNIALJF Something more than an ordinary tonic is required to restore health to the beginning his zeal so attracted his Increase in if have 1 as soon Louisville, they larly organized a sisterhood as a weakened, run-do- system; the medicine must possess bloo jlug superiors that when the Important good priest, and just now there are as five or six members were secured properties as well, because the weakness and impurity of the circulation is e does not Marks the Celebration in Loretto Academy Or- parish of Everberg-Meerbek- became of a church with- For time responsible for the poor physical condition. The blood contain Simple Program great hopes building the Mary Rhodes, baring red is therefore a weak, vacant he was its vicar. out the necessary quantity of rich, corpuscles, and der Was Founded in Kentucky and Has Grown With Remark- appointed delay." commenced the little school, was se watery stream which cannot afford sufficient nourishment to sustain the So great was the awakening in From modern standards by which lected to guide them, but they had system in ordinary health. A poorly nourished body cannot resist disease, able Has Had a Strong Influence in Education Everberg-Meebek- e of Rapidity as the result of his the growth of cities are judged we not lone to wait. Sallie a sis and this explains why so many persons are attacked by a spell Havern, use tonic would have the trouble. the Entire Southwest. labors that the tide of IrreUglon which infer soon of sickness when the of a good prevented Throughout might that began ter Nancy, and Nancy Rhodes cast In S. S. 8. will be found blood-cleansi- and tonic combined. victorious both qualities swept northward wit hthe to make phenomenal strides. A short their lot among them. Immediately It builds up weak constitutions by removing all impurities and germs from was the first armies of the French revolution time later the good old wrote: asked Father Nerinckx to ap- the blood, thus a certain means for sastoring strength and In a simple, unostentatious way Today all that remains of the priest they supplying of which unable to engulf that town. Rulers "There Is more wick- a invigorating the system. The healthful, vegetable ingredients Sisters of Loretto in charge of Loret- little convent near St. Charles church much trade and point superior whom they could 8. 8. 8. to the needs of those of the new then turned their is composed make it splendidly fitted systems to academy on the West side, yester- are two stone chimneys, the present republic edness In Louisville." look upon as a mother, but the pries! which are dellc ite from any cause. It Is Nature's Perfect Tonic, free from attention to Father Nerlnckx. In 1797 ' of day celebrated the one hundredth an- motherhouse being at Loretto, about After the nurehase of Ixiuiftinna hv told them to go to their cabin and all harmful minerals, a safe and pleasant acting medicine for persons worn-o- ut common he was placed upon the proscription the I'nited choose own every age. 8. 8. 8. rids the body of that tired, feeling so niversary of the foundation of their seven miles from the spot where Sis- States the already their leader Accordingly tones stomach, list, and his life in imminent at this season, improves the appetite and digestion, up the order, in the morning at 8 o'clock ters Mary, Christina and Nancy strug- being Bishop Carroll had placed the five young women seated them- acta with pleasing effects on the nervous system, and reinvigorates every he himself as n high mass was sung in the chapel gled against frightful odds. Charles danger, disguised upon his shoulders the additional care selves on the ground In their cabin portion of the body. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLaJTTA, GA. and fled to the of St. In the afternoon a program consist- Nerlnckx built better than he knew, peasant hospital of the vast diocese embracing this ter and with one ballot elected Nancy Hlase in Dendermonde. There his aunt ing of music, a reading by one of yet died a stranger in a strange land. ritory. This was too much, and so Rhodes, then only 20 years of age. Mother was in teaching, they never spoke, except Approved the members of the community of the It is asserted that Jealous forces drove Constantine Langendries, when the dioceses of New York. Bos- first mother superior. by Pope and nuns had at the community recreation following In 1816 Nerinckx went to history and achievements of the or- him from his beloved Kentucky, and superior, although .the ton. Philadelphia and Bardstown were Thus the "rut really American order Father shared a similar fate to of meals, and they never wore shoes. Rome and the then der and an address by the Rev. Fath- for years enemies sought to stamp his that priests created. Bishop Carroll resolved to in was established. The next recruit was reigning pontiff, these sisters were to con- For a time also the sisters were bu- Pius IX and er O'Connor was participated In. This very name from the society's annals. permitted trust the New Orleans province to Nellte Morgan, who also had been recognized, approved duct their because the gov- someone rled without coffins, but later both of blessed the for the first pre- was followed by the benediction of But the spirit of their founder re- hospital acquainted with the needs of conducting a school near Holy Mary, society ernment did these customs were dispensed with the blessed sacrament at which the mained with his wards and the rule not want the care of the the western country. With the Holy and the society began to flourish. sentation of a religious order. It was unfortunate inmates, where he re- all by the ecclesiastical authorities. then under the of officiating priest was assisted by dea- which he left them and the ideals See matters were arranged, and Father Nerinckx soon moved to St. placed protection mained four Comes con and subdeaeon. At this service which he taught have been sanctioned years. when the papal bulls apiinting t'ie Charles. Death to Superior the College of the Propaganda, which until recent the hymn "Hail to the Queen," para- by the church. Believing that tne western world four bishops arrived In the fall of 1V.08 After sufficient trial Father Ne- Sorrows for the little community years guided the destiny En- of the church in America as In phrased by Rev. Father Nerlnckx, Now a Hundred Schools needed him, he began the study of they brought with them a brief ap- rlnckx drew up a formal rule for the same from other sources than works any in elec- land. founder of the order, was Bung. Iretto's consecrated workers were glish his garret home. Finally he pointing Father Nerlncnkx adminis- order which he called "The Friends of penance. Shortly after her missionary The Sisters of Loretto have been the first to cross the western plains, applied to Bishop Carroll, of Balti- trator of the New Orleans diocese un- of Man at the Foot of the Cross." tion as superior the tell-tal- e flush While Father Nerinckx was In Eu- foremost In educational circles in ministering to the suffering red man more, for admission to that diocese, der Bishop Carroll until the latter pre This name was (hanged to the Sisters came to the otherwise pale cheeks of rope branch schools! had been opened New Mexico for many years. Their and founding schools and colleges to which embraced Hie I'nited States and late could arrange to have Father Ne- of Loretto at the Foot of the Cross Ann Rhodes. It was not long until at Holy Mary, now Calvary. This academy on the West side has been teach the young art and science and all of the territories. This sorely bur- rlnckx consecrated Bishop of New Op by order of the Vatican authorities. she was taken t oher bed, but in the house was conducted until 1900 when Wghly successful In its work and Its Christian morality. Today seven dened prelate having accepted the leans. The first o1; :t of the society was to midst of her suffering she continued It was closed because the community alumnae are known for their excellent hundred members wear the simple new worker Father Nerinckx arrived liishop, or, as he now was. Arch- be "the d ry of God, the sancttflcv to direct the affairs of the house. At could not spare teachers for it. Two achievements. black habit and veil of the order, ai Baltimore in March of 1800, after bishop Carroll, hastened to convey thr tion of their own souls and the salva- length she called nuns and pupils years later the sisters commenced an

e a seven month'B Ne- news to tion m 30 The folowlng article from the luls-vill- nearly one hundred schools are taught voyage. Father Father Nenrlnckx. The ? "leir neighbors' by educatii'g about her and, having spoken words academy at Gethsemane, and for 43 Courier-Journ- furnishes much by the Lorettines and, besides the Lo- rlnckx was years old when at priest received the letter after an ar- and in tructing the children." of consolation, Mother Ann, scarcely years this school did a noble work. information concerning the history retto Academy of Kentucky, they have Georgetown College, he became "a duous missionary journey and he wa New Buildings Erected past her twenty-firs- t birthday, closed In 1884 the erection of other schools and attainments of the Sisters of Lo- a modern normal school near St. Louis schoolboy" again in order that he almost overcome with the intelli- In June of 1812 Father Nerinckx, her eyes and slept. Outside the snow made this one no longer a necessity retto. for their own sisters and flourishing might master the English language. gence. with the help of his parishioners, he- - was falling heavily as the nuns, bear- - and the ground was sold to a colony One hundred years ago the 25th of academies In Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Nerinckx Comes to Kentucky The Honor Declined gan to enlarge and Improve fha con- the body of their dead superior, of Trappist monks who still live there vent A Father Nerinckx to the In now Geth-- this month, Mary Rhodes, Christina Springs, and Loretto, Colo., St. Louis, When he had been at the Jesuit Hitherto Father Nerinckx had sub buildings. large tract was fjfcv newly the famous Abbey of Kansas Florissant and cleared and several new wwro dug e. "De Pro Fundls" emane. Stuart and Nancy Havern, beautiful City, Cape College in Georgetown for several mitted to his superior witli obedienct cabins chanting Mo., El erected. The site of this and. Pfslrere." With only her so for pioneer girls, lay prostrate before a Girardeau, Montgomery, Ala., months studying English, Father Ne-- but now he refused, not haughtily, but first Loretto Having successfully provided In Paso, Tex., Santa Cruces and is plainly seen as one walks alone the to shield her from the the education of the Father Ne- rude altar the log church of St. Fe, Ias rinckx learned that a community of as one refuses to undertake something girls, Las N. M.; and historic St. bighroad from St. '.o cold earth she was In the rinckx turned his to Charles, Marion county. It was the Vegas, lrapplst monks were about to start which, in his humility, he believes leading Mary's placed attention the Benedict's In Louisville. St. Charles church. All grave and a little wooden cross rais- he secured a tract gospel of the mass when the cele- Academy for Kentucky. Accordingly he set himself unworthy to accomplish. Th that remain boys. Accordingly At all of these there will be there of those little cabins are two ed above her head. all that of 300 acres with a house brant, Father Charles Nerlnckx, bade places out with these silent followers of St. entreaties of the archbishop were of Today fairly large services of to the Prov- stone attached to a remains of the first mother is con- and the culti- the trio arise and renounce the world thanksgiving Benedict as his companions. But they on avail, and, fearing that he would chimneys farm already standing sisters to them- idence whom Father Nerlnckx prom- house which was built on site tained In a beautiful stone tomb In vated the land the fruition and all its promises, devote traveled too leisurely, so he bade be commanded to submit, he appealed the awaiting ised would never the Father the little at Loretto Moth- in 1819 selves to the service of the church. forsake society. them adieu shortly after entering to his friends to save him. Father Nerlnckx's little house was graveyard of thefr founder's plan. But and to erhouse, to which was removed and At that moment sprang into being the Archbishops, bishops priests, what is now the state of Ohio. There Badin and the Dominican fathers who transported Loretto seevral years it by the house was destroyed by fire of members of othe Cath- ago. For a time It stood behind his her followers. Close by Is her sister, Father Nerinckx went to to Sisters Loretto at the Foot of the rslsterhoops, he bought that famjous old 'horse had settled at St. Rose's in Washing Europe olic in men and monument In Mary Rhodes, the foundress and sec- secure in Sev- Cross, Kentucky's boast of the first laymen and, fact, "Printer," which did valiant service ton county, added their voice to that the conventual grave aid his undertaking. women of other denominations will yard, but Mother Praxedes was not ond mother, and between them lies eral later he arrived home to American religious order approved by in carrying him over his Kentucky of Father Nerlnckx, and finally the years join the sisters to celebrate their content to let It be thus to their friend, Father lerlnckx find a school established the Pope. mission. prayer of the humble priest was exposed already by Foundation cele- the Ne- In the romance entwined about the day. This unusual On July 18, 1805, Father Nerinckx granted. fury of time and the elements. For ten years Mother Mary presided the Rev. Wiliam Byrne. Father bration will be held In 15 dioceses. She has had a concrete over rinckx had Intended to found an or- commonwealth's history there prob- arrived at St. Stephen's and was warm- In the meantime, the Rt. Rev. Ben- base built up the society and saw Its growth is no more Although crowds in- on which the cabin has been into a der of men, similar to his Sisterhood ably engrossing story than greater probably ly welcomed by Father Badln, who edict Josepb Flaget, the first bishop perman great teaching order. From will In the services else- So of the life of the priest who received participate sisted that the new priest make his of Bardstown, had been consecrated ently placed. jealous is her care 1822, when her term of office expired, Loretto, but since Father Byrne the celebration will that g those three maidens Into the order where, principal home with him. A year after his com In Baltimore but did not reach Ken- every log is being chemically she sought to live in obscurity, refus-ia- had been permitted to take charge of be at old Loretto, for it was there treated to Insure its school oW that April morning. Driven from his ing Father Badln gave Father Ne tucky until six months afterwards be- preservation. to accept any honor ior having the the missionary qrrietb native because could that Father Nerlnckx, upon his arriv- Rolling-For- k The number of all claim. This school, Belgium he not rlnckx the property on the cause he lacked the money to make students continued founded the society. She lived to the relinquished bow his conscience to the French al In Kentucky was received with out- to used to increase and the of 76 founded Father Byrne, Is the Saint be as a mission. Here the trip. There were only four log generous people ripe age years. But their pov- by In 1805, he stretched arms by Father Badln, the in the of but since directory, began his life be built his first church, and In the buildings at St. Stephens at this time. nelghborhool often brought erty and the death of their first moth- Mary's College today, work In the wilds of For Apostle of Kentucky; .there his dust gifts of corn, wheat the had to the Lo- Kentucky. following year he built the church of One of them was the chapel, the other and pork to aid er were not to fill the chalice of bit- property belonged 19 he rode his lies beneath a massive monument en- the sisters. From the retto them years good horse, St. Charles, whose story Is vitally the home of the missionaries, the letter written terness. At first many treated them society Bishop Flaget gave Printer, Into nook and corner which the nuns have erected to his about this time it Is St. the old home of every twined In the founding of Loretto. third for the use of the young men learned that with scorn and contempt. On August Stephen's farm, of the state, out the memory, and from there zealous sis- In 1807 the common "needle 15, 1813, Father Badln, and the present Moth- seeking sturdy Father Nerlnckx built the who came with Bishop Flaget to pre branches, worit Mother Mary and Sisters pioneers who were to ters still go forth In increasing num- first In Dan- sound and Christian erhouse of the Lorettines. struggling keep brick church Kentuoky at pare themselves for the priesthood morality polite- Christina, Clare, Ann and Sarah pro- the faith of bers to teach. were the their fathers; with almost ville. In his letters of about this time and the fourth was over to th ness," curriculum of the nounced their perpetual vows of chas- given school. superhuman strength he lent his hands Heroic Service of Founder he mentions Louisville and some Inter bishop himself. The tuition of $5 a year tity, poverty and obedience In the no- to build churches and schoolhouses Loretto's founder was born at Herf-felinge- esting facts concerning the future would seem a jest In this day, but of presence of a large crowd For rheumatism yon wilt find In 1807 Father Nerinckx and his gathered better than Chamberlain's Llni and as his crowning work founded and in the province of Brabant, gateway of the south can be course boarders also were obliged to In St. Charles' church and thing gleaned stalwart superior, Father Badln, be shortly ment. Try It and see how quick! fostered the teaching order of Belgium, October 2, 1762, being the from them. He describes the little vil bring sufficient provisions or monev afterward seevral new gan preparations to found a religious postulonts It gives relief. For sale by all deal eldest of 14 children. After the usual to recompense the sisters were era. lage then just coming Into "promin order to teach children. Several for their admitted. young keeping. For some time the nuns women had signified their intention were forced to wear their worldy of joining the new sisterhood, but be- dress, but did so until J fore the convent, which was situated they only they found suitable material for a religious near St. Stephens, had been complet- T garb. It Is hardly possible that any ed, fire leveled all to the ground ex- Greater of the community were chemists, but Speed Greater Accuracy cept two . stone chimneys. Father they speedily learned that Badin's grief was as as his by adding deep hope copperas to an extract of oak bark t Greater are the had been high, and he aban Efficiency entirely they could secure a black doned the idea of ever the con fairly good seeing dye. In this way transformed vent established. Not so Charles they logical results of the their home-spu- n dresses and veils in installing Nerlnckx. Those two blackened rem- to the somber habits worn the re- nants of their stimu by longings only ligious orders. About their waist lated him to greater effort. they wore a leather girdle and a rosary at Establishing the Order their side. About this time a Mary Rhodes, Father Nerlnckx had much In com- Underwood young came to Maryland woman, live mon with the early anchorites who with her Bennet brother, Rhodes, and fled from, the cities to live in the des- her sister, Nancy Rhodes on Hardin erts. His clothing was of the coar-es- t Washington county. Mary home-spu- his daily fare very Khodes had been educated in a con scant and poor and his whole life vent of the Pious Ladies at George- was one of austerities. But those ear- D. Typewriter town, C, and naturally the neglect ly Lorettines Insisted on making their Underwood ar of her brother's children in mat- special purpose machines meet the parti-ticul- the rule even more severe than he plan- ter of education touched her needs of business. Exclusive deeplv. ned. Accordingly, when not engaged every Underwood fea At once she began to them give daily tures make possible the instruction, and soon began to per- ceive the same necessity everywhere most important labor-savin- g in the growing community. Having systems of modern been encouraged heartily by Father FRECKLES accounting. Nerlnckx, Miss Rhodes opened a The de- a school in a little log hut stood ever growing that Up New Making Drug That Quickly Removes Party not from her mand the annual far brother's house. Soon puts sales we it was crowded with earnest little These Homely Spots. of Underwoods far ahead Harry, are up a little lor There's no the QAY making party folks and Mary Rhodes was happy. longer slightest net of those of of ashamed of any other ma It was not very long until Father Ne- feeling your freckles tomorrow. I have as a new chine making just telephoned to Jim rinckx offered Miss Christina Stuart drug, othine double necessary has the largest fac to help the brave teacher and, when strength been discovered that typewriter removes and the Wesley, and he wll go. What do you say? she had taken up her residence at the positively these homely tory largest typewriter office building in the world. Rhodes' household the two spots. Such a from young demand business men everywhere is unques- five-thrt-y women became close Simply get one ounce of othine "Good! Come down to the office at friends.. At tionable evidence of the mechanical length they decided to forswear all of double strength, from any first class practical superiority of The fellows will be here." the social demands. That was the druggist In the city of Las Vegas, and tonight. germ from which Loretto. sprang. apply a little of it at night, and In "The Machine You Will Soon the you will see even Eventually Buy" a another young woman. Miss morning that In making up party for or the Nancy Havern, applied for admission the worst freckles have begun to dis sport pleasure Branch Offices in All Cities In the select company and was glally appear, while the lighter ones have Principal Bell Telephone is indispensable. received. The three made their cabin vanished entirely. It Is seldom that as nearly habitable as possible and more than an ounce Is needed t, com were aided in every way by their pletely clear the skin and gain a Underwood Typewriter Co, Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station champion, Father Nerlnckx. Finally beautiful clear complexion. asked him' to aid them In form- Be sure to ask for they the double 321 West Gold Street., ing a real sisterhood. He warned strength othine, as this Is sold under Albuquerque, New Mexico. . . jjsi mi mm j i t r.i rm i . l n them that the life which they were guarantee of money back If It falls to 309 North Oregon St. El Paso, Texas. ine mountain states leiepnone and leiegranh Lomnanv. electing demanded sacrllfces of which remove freckles. roun LAS VEQAS DAILY 0T!C. FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1912.

of the Journal and tt was referred to House Resolution No. 14, by Chris-mn- Americans reside. This has left the friends have not lieard fro the orders from Adjutant General TO GO pair today the committee on revision. that the senate be invited to lis- TRANSPORT TO state department without information since and fear for their safety caused Forbes to recruit to 70 men $ach and ESTABLISHED 1878. The follow lag bills were introduced; ten with the house at 4 p. m. to an as to their safety and this in the them to report the matter to, Ameri- be ready for service at any time. It Senate BUI No. 110, by McCoy, the address of Hon. E. W. Chafin of Ari- AID face of reports of wanton acts of can Consul Taylor at Cuaymas. Con- was announced also that necessary Published By new school code. zona, at one time presidential candi- OFJMERICANS bandits and organized rebels. sul Taylor has advised Americans to field equipment would be sent from THE OITIC PUBLISHING CO. "Senate BtlXNo. ill, by Ilfeld, an act date of the prohibition party, aroused Constant appeals came to the state go to centers of population or leave Sacramento at once. It is understood (Incorporated) to declare what shall be the legal ef- a stormy rapid Are debate on the plea (Continued from Page One) department to use some methods of the country. that the war department has ordered fect of a repealing clause. that the house had too much but ss ascertaining the welfare of these peo- similar encampments for all coast y EDITOR A on M. M. PADGETT message from the governor an the calendar to listen to an aduiess the Pacific. The transport Crook first ple, but the officials tried other Militia Told to Get Ready camps in the service for the nnunoed the appointment of the re- at that hour. The resolution was was selected for the relief expedition, means to ward off the necessity of San Diego, Calif., April 26. The purpose of ascertaining the utility Of form school and the University of adopted and the house went into re- but officials later decided that vessel sending a United States vessel to the captain of the two San Diego com- these organizations as InfanJry in an New Mexico regents, jriven elsewhere cess to listen to Mr Chafin. ' had insufficient accommodations for coast Today's reports declare tne panies of the National Guard received emergency. The committee on state affairs re- Mr. Chafin addressed the house In Americans who might wish to leave situation throughout Mexico as gen- the at East Entered at postofQce ported favorably House Bill No. 65, vigorous language on tne "High Cost Mexico. erally becoming worse. Marauders New Mexico, for transmiss n Vegas, making Columbus Day, October 12, a of Living," and laid down the proiosi-tio- The Buford. therefore, was desig- are causing much uneasiness by their the United States malls ion through legal holiday. It reported a substi that the liquor traffic Is not a nated. While the Buford is a govern activity. a second class matter. tute for House Joint Resolution No. producer, but a greedy, insatiable con- ment vessel, stress is laid on tne IT, on the Titanic 'catastrophe, cutting sumer who causes immense waste, fact that there will be no soldiers Trouble on West Coast Duncan House TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Opera out reference to Colonel John Jacob and that it this waste were stopped aboard and the only persons bearing Bisbeq, Ariz., April 26. Conditions Spanish-America- n N Dally, by Carrier: Astor and the war the high cost of living problem could United States commissions will be the along the west coast of Mexico are THURSDAY. V 2 $ .05 Per Copy heroes. Both the bill and the resolu- be solved and not before. Mr. Chafin doctors and some members of the becoming more alarming daily, ac- One Week 16 tion were passed unanimously. was frequently applauded as he made hospital corps. cording to refugees, who told today of One Month 65 The senate went Into committee of point after point. State department advices indicate the fears of friends of Virgil York, a Year 7.50 One the whole to consider Senate Bill No. there are perhaps 500 Ameri- wealthy mining operator, formerly of Mali HARTMAN Dally by 199, the wild animal bounty measure cans likely to avail themselves of this Alamogordo, New Mexico, and an FERRIS One $6.00 Year The bill was recommitted to the com ADMIRAL THOMAS TO RETIRE oportunlty to leave Mexico. About American physician now missing, that Blx Months 3.00 mittee an Judicial Washington, April 26. The navy 200 are at Ixs Mochis and vicinity she two men have been either killed Senator Holt was Excused to Tues will lose a veteran and efficient offi- and probably 300 more scattered or imprisoned by rebels. a.nd His Superb Company, including WEEKLY OPTIC AND STOCK and with Cruz. who day paired Mabry. cer tomorrow, when Rear Admiral down the coast as far as Sallna York, recently was robbed of WALTER De LEON and MISS "MUGGINS" DAVIES GROWER Adjourned to 2:30 p. m. Friday. Chauncey Thomas, recently in com Since the rebels began to make $1,000, left Sinaloa shortly after the One Year 2.00 Immediately atfer adjournment the mand of the Pacific fleet, will be headway in operations along the Pa- attack upon that city, accompanied by In the Record Breaking Masies! Comedy of College Life Six Months 1.00 committee on commttttees reassigned placed .on the retired list on account cific coast, communication has been the physician, headed for the mining committee because of cut with interior towns where town of San Jose de BEAUTIFUL Caah In Adrance for Mall Subscrip- mn$bers the of age. many Gracias. Their 6 of Homere tions) replacing by Abeytia. SCENIC AND check or House Remit by draft, money COSTUMED rder. If sent otherwise we will not Speaker Baca presided. The Mul lens "Bee'' biH j responsible for loss. special order of the PRODUCTION was Specimen copies free on appllca-ion- . day taken up immediately. An amendment was adopted which will place the expense to be Incur ILL PAPERS DISCONTINUED AT red under the measure, upon the bee THE EXPIRATION OP TIME keepers by direct taxation. Mullens PICTURES! PICTURES! PAID FOIL explained that the bill Is one desired mxm by the beekepers, who represent Advertisers are guaranteed the $75,000. The emergency clause ja added because of largest dally and weekly circulation the highly.. iuse tlous and contagious nature oA'"fDul SPECIAL PROGRAM of any newspaper In Northwestern which commriScated Npw Mexico. brood," may be AT THE A HIT to human beings and may evencause GENUINE TELEPHONES blood poison. Catron objected to the 50-CO- M IP A NV BUSINESS OFFICE Main 2 wording of the emergency clause as "The Wrcatosl Musical Success in Years" Keantifnl ( horns NEWS DEPARTMENT Main 9 not being sufficiently specific to com- Comedy ply with constitutional requirements FRIDAY. APRIL 26, 1912. and he suggested two amendments, PRICES 75cts. one to remedy the defect pointed out, $1.00, $1.30 and the other to insert the word "knowingly," before "sell, barter," in BROWNE the clause making tt a misdemeanor to sell diseased bees or honey from such bees. . $1,050 FULLY EQUIPPED AT YOUR DOOR Both amendments were adopted FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Toombs moved to srtkie out "sum- mary," before the word "conviction," as the word "summary" in the law might deprive an accused of the right to trial by Jury. LleweUi'n made an April and address in favor of the Pinpointing 26 27 out the fact that the "bee" industry BILLS INTRODUCED IN is a rapidly growing one, that Dona THE LEGISLATURE Ana and Chaves counties export ho- ney by the carloads. Vargas spoke RH in a similar that in lOGRA strain, saying A TWO-REE- L FEATURE SUBJECT Santa Fe, N. M., April 26. Much of Rio Arriba and San Juan counties, ficial business was transacted ycater- - too, the industry is a growing one. ay by the house and senate of the Chrisman said that San Juan county ow Mexico state legislature. has paid much attention to beekeep- The Day's Calendar ing, but that the losses caused by Telephone or call and we will have our demonstrator louse Bill No. 9, introduced by J. foul brood, have brought indifference BLOT ON THE show Mullens, March 20, an act to and neglect, and that the passage of you. ate the office of inspector of bees the bill would remedy this condition. 1 ami apiaries and providing funds and A motion by Toombs to recommit Las Vegas Automobile & Machine Co. pena'ties for the execution thereof. the bill was lost. The bill was pass- Referr. d to the committee on agricul- ed unanimously, 45 voting. ture an- - Kaiwttactures. April 19, re- A memorial to congress, was intro Phjne Main 344. Whalen, & Fowler Props ported to house with recommendation duced by Speaker Baca, asking for that it be passed with amendments. two additional judicial circuits west the order for next of the Mississippi. The memorial ESCUTCHEON" Made "special Thursday at 2 p. m." sets forth at length, the dispropor- House Substitute for House Bill No. tionate size and population of the fed- Ill, original introduced by Mullens, eral circuits at. present. 1912 M:.rch 28, an act to authorise Incor- Chairman Burg of the ways and in means committee porated towns, cities and Tillages reported favorably One of Browning's famous poems and dramatic. SHOWING OF NEW WAISTS th- state of New Mexico to construct House Bill No. 123, to enable school intensely is'well to p. aanent street Improvements and districts to assume indebtedness for This story known and extremely interesting all, school assess part of the cost against the house construction and equip- but especially so among schools, teachers and people of A Big Hpst of Them here -- all owners of property abutting upon ment show the newest ideas brought culture. COLONIAL White Nu Buck such improvements and their proper- The passage of the bill will remove forth for this Spring. Beyond and the owners of rail a technical defect from a recent $35,-00-0 doubt the of ty, against PUMPS greatest showing High Shoes roads or street railways occupying bond Issue for school purposes at A SHORT SYNOPSIS OF THE PICTURE White Waists ever displayed in streets or improved and Roswell and will also prevent embar Las Vegas. We are justly proud highways All Sizes and their property and to provide for the rassment' to other districts In the fu- of them and ask you to inspect enforcement and collection of such ture. Thorold, Earl Thresham, proud of his ancestral escutcheon, which he their good Prices Suede & Patent qualities. PUMPS assessments; referred to committee The committee on Judiciary cleaned claims shows no tarnish, welcomes the proposal of Henry, Earl Mertoun, on public property. April 24 reported the desks, and Chairman Llewellyn for his sister Mildred's hand, as it will mean the uniting of two noble $1.25 TO $10.00 In favor House with recommendation that it be pass- reported of tabling houses, he not knowing that Mildred and Henry, who are both very young, ed. Bills Nos. 49, 60, 51, 52 and 80. The ignorant and unguarded, have already met, sinned and now attempt a rep- House Bill No. 45, introduced M. committee recommended that House by aration. He learns from one of his servants an unknown who P. 9, an act creat- Bill No. 98, an election law, be that visitor, About Suits Manzanares, April was none Boy's tbe county of Sumner; referred to the committee on ways and other than Henry himself, was seen leaving his sister's chamber, ing 3 17 to committee on counties and county means. A majority report in favor of and in a flurry of rage sets out to right the wrong as he believes to be the to year Sizes lines. April 22 reported with passing House Bill No. 43, by Rogers, only way. that it be passed with an vaccination act was A is amendmfients. read in full; recommit- presented. minority report SIDE-SPLITTIN- ALSO TWO G COMEDIES These ,&yt have, won so ex- ted to committee on Judiciary. April also to be presented. cellent a in 24 reported constitutional by major- The following bills were introduced reputation the past ity of committee on Judiciary. yesterday afternoon: WIFEY'S MA COMES BACK" that it is enough to say that the Bill No. 110, Introduced J. House Bill No. 143, Bias San- (LUBIN) , House by by standard of fit - style, and workr A. Young. April 19, on act regulating chez, the educational bill, which- has A farce with an invalid mother-in-la- w and a pugilistic young man. the use of oil and gas wells and the the sanction of the state board of manship is maintained even mode of plugging same when aban- education. The changes It makes In better in some particulars. All doned; referred ito committee on ways the present law, were pointed out a the new ideas are to be and means. April 24 reported with few days ago. It covers 153 type- "TOUGH GUY, LEVI" found recommendation that it be passed. written pages and Is a complete edu- The yeddisher peddler and bandit story with a new twist. in these 1912 Boy's Suits Senate cational code. House Bill No. 144 to Senators HolL Gal legos and Panfcey by Baca, No one can afford to miss this extra fine Pictures were appointed to escort Senator-elec- t create an industrial school at or near program. TO d $3.50 A. C. Abeytia to a seat in the senate. Santa Fe. start prompt at 7:30. Gome early avoid the, rush and get a good " extwa pair $8.50 Senator Abeytia said : "I thank you for House Bill No. 145, by Padllla, seat. USUAL GHARGE OF ADMISSION. the honor yon have conferred upon for the election of a city me and I shall give full consideration marshal and city attorney In incorpo- store of Quality" to all measures that may be brought rated municipalities. tefore this senate for the good of the House Bill No. 146. by Trujlllo, an TONIGHT AND SATURDAY, APRIL 26-2- 7 state and of the people and I will act appropriating $19,000 for improve rmmider there imoartlallr. I thank ments of the, Rio Grande, lo be dis- ACHARACHS you." tributed among the various counties E . Las Vegas n.m: A squabble arose over the approval along the Rio Grande. LAS VEUA& DAILY OPTIC, FRIDAY, APRIL M, 112. FiVt

ROY IS ACCUSED ' I Tbe Prescriptionist PERSONALS WATCHES OF CRIMINAL Jake Graaf, formerly of Lias Vegat came in last night from El Paso. Sheriff Abe Hixenbaugh of Colfax The INGERSOLL $t.OO tbe The man who does right - . was in on LIBEL powder INGERSOLL JUNIOR county Las Vegas today the measuring $2.00 weighing, business. MIDGET the man who knows how $2.00 William J. Mills left and why the man on SOCIETY OF PENTENTE8 EQUITY (Waltham) $8.00 last night on a business trip to Santa OB at the whom everything depends. right JECTS TO EDITORIAL IN price Our responsibility is never Fe. Standard Railroad Watches sold to Railroad H. was In Las SPANISH-AMERICA- lost sight of for a moment F. Freswick Vegas One cent an ounce 25 ounces for 23 cents is the on installments. his home in on bus- right Employees monthly in prescription filling. Every today from Lamy price to pay for baking powder. It's the price our iness. prescription leaving Upon closing the spring term Of faultless from any United States B store is Attorney Stephen the district court for Mora county that you may left this afternoon for San ROBERT J. TAUPERT standpoint Davis, Jr., yesterday afternoon Judge David J. RVCAN GUARANTttj take. You may feel safe ta Fe on official business. BAKING Jeweler and L,eahy congratulated the peace off ic-- j Manufacturing Optician. and sure if we fill your O. p. Hill, a Santa Fe cfilclal from era of the county and the citizens in KG Las New Mexico. prescription. came the POWDER Vegas, Topeka, in last night from general upon the excellent record east and was here on business. today which had been made during the past sells for. Do not pay more; it's a waste of money. of came In ef- Andres Stortz Santa 'e year. There has been little crime K C Baking Powder is pure, wholesome and WINTERS DRUG GO. last night from the Capital City and and the offenders have been arrested fective in action. Results are sure and certain. was in Las on business. A trial will not but make Vegas today quickly and speedily punished. It re- only convince, yon J. Frderick Anto, Santa Fe yanf a firm, fast friend. You really ought to know Phuu Main quired only three days - to complete J. for what a wonderful baking help K C Frederick Anton, Santa Fe yard the work of the term in the fioart yourself on train No. 9 on a short business Baking Powder is. COAL AND WOOD house at Mora. The services of the trip. petit jury were not required, aco;:. mi K Book Jacob Harris arrived this afternoon Send for the C Cook's prisoners arraigned pleading ,,uii.y NUT from his home in Wash., for a Tyler, in every Instance. The grand jury It's FREE We visit with his daughter, Mrs. Minerva e SUOARITE Are Agents returned 13 indictments and it no The K C Cook's Book, containing 90 tested, easily-mad- LUMP Howell. , AQUESMFG.C0-Chicag- o sent of the colored cer- true bills. When court aajouraed not recipes, free upon receipt for the Dr. W. T. who Is at tht tificate packed in the nt can. Send it today. Brown, more than four or five cases reini'ln- - head of Valmora Sanator- the Ranch ed on the criminal docket. Thono re Jaques Mfg. Co., Chicago wholesale: and retail ium, drove in this morning from tht of 26 Ml j a minor nature and are ijlrected Vamora Ranch. wmrnp, against persons indicted by the late.it W.CONDON New Patterns. Cecillo of IRosenwald Idea Rosenwald, grand Jury. & Son, dealer in merchandise, kill-ln- general Abel Flores, charged with the g went to Santa Fe last on a night of Lucas Vigil near Roy several short business trip. weeks ago, murder pleaded guilty fo Ku of Mrs.' L. P. Colonel R. E- - assistant your hats Wright Twitchell, In the second degree and was sen-- Fashion Sheet solicitor for the A. T. & S. F. New and save money. Just , received a May in fenced by Judge David J.. to VAN VALKENBERG Leahy new line of up to date summer styles, Mexico, returned 'ast night from ti 15 COMPANY Given not less than nor more than if 509 CHARLES ILFELD Away short to Gallup. later than Easter styles. Sixth, trip years In the state penitentiary. Miss Ruth who has been street, East Las Vegas. Sears, vis Luis Landaro, a citizen of old A WUNDERFUI in as for the ten iting Vegas past Mexico, pleaded guilty to assault days, the of Miss Mabel Laird, HAVE YOU MONEY Distributing 3 guest upon a dwelling house. Because ot will leave tomorrow fternoon for her To loan on good first on BAIN FREE the fact that Landanaro had in mortgages Agents WAGONS been home in Kansas.- WOMAN city and ranch property T We can Jail five months awaiting the action Remember, all patterns .Mrs. M. C. Harris, who was a visiv place $2,500 at 10 per cent at once WEBER of the grand Jury, Judge Leahy gave i or in Las yegas several weeks ag where the security Is ample and the him light punishment, sentencing the SHE DELIGHTED IOcONLY. the guest r her aunt, Mrs. Charlei EVERYBODY party good. Phone or call Invest man to ten days In the county jail. WHO HEARD HER AT THE Rosenthal, Las Veg ment and Corpn., Main 40 8 passed through Eraello Guerrln, aged 15 years, Agency EMERSON as this "aifrerflo6,'n on her return OPERA, HOUSE LAST NIGHT A. IMPLEMENTS trij pleaded guilty to vagrancy, idlene- - George Fleming, Manager. McCORMICK from St. Louis to her home In Pres to and viclousness and was sentenced To memorize d cott, Ariz; every the state reform school at Springer of a four-ac- t Hoffman & Graobarth J. W. role drama is wonderful About Eugene Roy, accompanied by for not less than 11 months nor more Talking Fi enough, but having witnessed a play Walkowicjc and Frank Arlano left 12 VEHICLE SADDLES! STORE' than months. but once, to repeat It word-for-wor- Full Line of THE POPULAR PRICED this morning for their home in Roy, HARNESS SEEDS Juan Olano, a young man, plead- to use all voice inflections as they Lace Curtains traveling overland in Mr, Roy's tour Phone Main 104. ed guilty to stealing two lambs from should he used, to go through all of ing car. They came In last night from the ranch of H. D. Relnken. The man movements of ev- Mora. the gestures and We are showing the swellest line was caught by Deputy Sheriff ery role, and to, describe all stage E. ,R. Russell, went to Denver this in town for this Spring THE PLAZA LAS N. M. while carrying the lambs settings ot the piece seems nothing VEGAS, afternoon. Mr. Russell will purchase ont of the Relnken carrol. As Mr. short of marveldus. However, such For SATURDAY and MONDAY datibt cqws and machinery for the Relnken stated to the court that the was the of Ellen 4 cTfffftsrrJfwr is to be run in con- performance Miss. we will allow ! man has always borne a good reputa- Van Valkenberg 5 last at the Cafe De junction with the Crystal Ice plant. night tion and is a hard worker withja wife Duncan opera house when she ap- i T. A, Akers, the dairyman, accompan- 1- -5 I and five young children to support, peared with the Van VaJkenberg off ied Mr. Russell on his trip and will REGULAR DINNER Judge Leahy extended clemency to Concert of and assist him in the selection of stock. company Michigan on all Lace Curtain or Curtain Nets a hlin, suspending his sentence of from New York City, under the auspices 2So District Judge David J. Leahy, Dis-tri- two to four years In the penitentiary of the Santa Fe reading rooms. SUNDAY DINNER Attorney C. W. G. Ward, Assist-an- t ALSO ABOUT BED SPREADS ' during good behavior. "Merely Mary Ann" was Miss Attorney Charles Hedgcock, As- 35o t Two Indictments were returned by Van Valkenberg's selection last night sistant County Clerk W. B. Stapp and Ask to see our New Line with and A Bill State. the grand jury against Eugene J. H. and she held her audience In con- Finest La Carte in the Court Steongrapher W. E. Gortner, without Cut Corners Roy of the town of Roy. The first stant awe her natural returned last night from Mora, where by impersona- BARNES & RUSH, Props. charges embezzlement of funds from tions of every role. She fitted her 1- the Mora county court has been 111 -5 off " estate of which is ad- of and ' session. the Tyler Roy tone of voice to parts men ministrator. Roy furnished bond In and with .went dAs?--'-'-- J. 13. Gorman, first vice presiden; women, great accuracy on Bed Spreads the sum of $1,500 for his appearance movement fcind ges- of the Rock Island railroad, passed through every second bill once 2 for trial. The true ture of the Never through Las Vegas today In business players. 6 criminal libel against the entire did she Now About car, No. 1928 on train No. 10, en charges throughout the piece Rugs de Nuestro Padre Jesus Naza-ren- lines. At route from the Pacific coast to Chi- falter in her the beginning commonly known as the peni-tente- of each act she to the audi Any rug in the house goes at cago. Mr. Gorman was formerly wiO, explained The took exception to ence the and she also Is is Growing the Santa Fe road being freight traf society stage settings, 1- an article It a announced the entrance ana exit of -5 off WHAT fie manager. J. R. Koontz, Santa Fi concerning published BOE8 IT MEAN? few months ago In the Roy Spanish-America-n all the various characters. Miss Van general freight agent, who was it this 2 Days Sale of which Eugene J. H. Roy has never even as much During Full Particulars Tomorrow. Santa Fe yesterday went through Valkenberg Is editor. Mechem, appear- as seen of the here with Mr. Gorman, en route to Attorney the manuscript play, for stated to the court that his In ing Roy, and even if she had, her performance headquarters Topeka. to the indictment would a demurrer would have been wonderful enough. ROSENTHAL be presented. This case Is intercati'-.- The characters of the production of X5he in that it is expected to brin out last night, necessitated a variety ot CAPTAIN REFUSED TO Y. M. C. A. "Mother, whether or not an Incorporated soci- voile inflections, and in several of , Opposite the you is a under the New Mexico of a ety person the roles there was the use Headqaarters for Liquid Veneer MUST GO statute. Subscribe for Tbe admit TO AH) TITANIC criminal libel brogue. However, Miss Van Valken- Optic these The two indictments were not the berg's impersonations were realistic are whole of Mr. Roy's troubles, how- throughout. onlliiued now an improvement Fage One) ever, as he was arrested and brought Previous to the production of before the court on a bench warrant, "Merely Mary Ann" a musical pro- Grandmother would to Capital Paid in England Investigate. charging him with failure to report gram was rendered by Miss Harriett Surplus Appreciate 2t survivor ffiBndencs&jfd Loudon, April Every to the court, as he had been ordered Story MacParlane, a talented contral- $100,000.00 $50,000.00 tue crew of Titanic wao is re- Grandmother ol the to do some time ago, bis doings as ad- to soloist, and Miss Ethel Bowen, a to tuis on the steam- MacPar-lan- made home- turning country ministrator of the Tyler estate. Af- pianist from England. Miss d good with a sub- er Lapland will be served ter a hearing Roy was held in con- sang several selections. Miss made hosiery in court of poena to appear before the tempt of court and sentenced to not Bowen accompanlng her. Miss Bow-e- n her day. It wasn't the vessel arrives at inquiry when less than ten days in jail. The court played several piano solos. Moss J. M. CUNNINOHAI. President ft but it the FRANK SPRINGER. O. T MOSKINS, CmUw. very stylish, Plymouth tomorrow. The court, ordered that Roy be imprisoned until Nellie Peck Saunder did not lecture, re- will Lord wore. It's one head of which be Merzey, he presents the required report. Lat- on song as she was scheduled to do, next I deeming quality will commence its investigation er the judge ordered Roy released on hut she Introduced the other three AS 'KOAS waslength of days. week. his .own recognizance that he m ight members of the company. A congregation attended a cer- at- But TftTuntkwnrac, great go to his home In Roy to secure Owing to the numerous other INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS memorial service Held at St. Marga- tain papers and documents necessary tractions the concert was witnessed have left no place in Westminster at noon ret's today, In the report. He was given until by only a small audience, the lower for "all who hal-coni- grandmotlier's tor Howard B. Caseand per- May 20 to present the report. The floor being well filled, but the - 111 u Case 20,-00- uuuic u e ished in the Titanic disaster." Tyler estate amounts to about practically were empty. The hosiery. Fftghdcfthoae wear four months was an American, but long a resident concert was unusually and highly en- and the style and fit and finish are even busi- of Ascot and prominent in the the of 1 1 mora marked than the wearing qualities. tertaining and performance Lees B a k ness circles of London. The service re- Vegas The makers have gone to extreme Miss Van Valkenberg will long he Savings was conducted pains to makefgBhr'xaftoaethe neatest and which was choral, by membered hy the Meadow City audi- most durable hosiery that money can buy. Canon Menzen, American Ambassa- ence. Especially look at our feather weights, dor Rejd and Mrs. Reid, other mem Which Capital Stock, $30,000.00 feyndtuftcaa come in a beautiful assort- bers of the ambassy, American Con- ment of colors and in every size to fit sul General Griffiths, Consul Coffee or Office misses and Deputy IOWA OBSERVES ARBOR DAY with the San Miguel National Bank men, women, boys. Come of in and let the clerk explain the many General Westcott, representatives Des Moines, la., April 26. Pursuant points of superiority over any hosiery the American society of London, the to the of Governor offered at the Four in proclamation Wm. G. Haydon President price. pairs a box. American Navy and the to- One dollar. Four month's league P05TUH Carroll, Iowa observed Arbor Day of guarantee of Masons were H. W. Kelly Vice President satisfactory wear. American Lodge for breakfast? day by the planting of trees and present as were practically the mem- thrubs and the holding of special ex- D. T. Hoskins Treasurer bers of evetif American business "There's a Reason" ercises in public schools throughout in London. Others were the house Read "The Road to WeUVilU, "found the state. Interest Pedd on Mr. ana Deposia Son two sons of Case many in packages of POSTUM. Ssmumd South 3APla. American visitors in London, Rvtrrh"(ty reals Th Optic. SIX JL VMM DAILY OPTIC, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1912.

CALL FOR BIOS. 2 bolts new elastic ribbon 1 bolt 12 on. canvas. NEW LABOR BILL THE LOBBr RESTAURANT AND CAFE N. OELEGATE8 PLEDGED TO Laa Vega, M., 50 yards apron ginglam. THE OPTIC SHORT ORDERS AND REGULAR DINNERS 2. 1912. 400 TAFT. April yards gingham. THE BEST GOODS OBTAINABLE ALWAYS HANDLED Sealed will be received at 100 proposals yards cheviot. A TAFT POLICY On Friday, April 12, 1912, the the office of the secretary of the 500 yards unbleached Pepperell delegate to the Republican na- 8-- tional convention o Board or Directors of tie N.w Mexi- 4. pledged sheeting, President Taft were as follows: co Insane Asylum at Las Vegas. New 200 yards Canton flannel, 1 yard Alabama 22 AND BUSINESS! DIRECTORY Mexico, until 10 o'clock, Tuesday, wide. Liability and Compensate) Alaska 2 WANT SUM 1912, for the and 100 bleached 10-- Colorado 8 May, 7th, furnishing yards sheeting, 2 District of Columbia LODGE delivery at the New Mexico Insane 150 yards unbleached sheeting, Measure Progressive. Florida 12 CHAPMAN LOOGE NO. t, A. F. A EL DORADO NO. 1, Asylum of all or any of the hereinaf- 10-- Georgia 26 A. M. Regular com- KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Meets 50 color. Illinois 2 iMMee very Monday eve- ter aamed required for the flannel, light munication first and supplies yards outing Indiana 20 maintenance of the co: 400 Old third in sash ning In Castle Hall. hospital, yards Hickory shirting. Iowa . COLUMN? A Thursday JUSTICE IS ITS OBJECT. i menelng May 1st, "912. 200 yards crash toweling. Kentucky 23 month. Visiting broth - siting Knights are 28,000 bidder name 1 200 tons f. o. b. asylum Louisiana 6 t arc invited cordially invited. pounds flour, slack, 18 cordially Michigan Chas. E. - from 1. 1912, N. O. W. M. ; B. R Liebseh- brand. switches required May Mississippi 20 RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVER- Herman, Murray. President Approves Proposed Legisla- Chs n e e 1 1 o r 16,000 pounds potatoes. to May 1. 1913. V Missouri 14 TISEMENTS Secretary. wwrazr? nler, tion Making Federal Labor Laws Fit 7 10,000 sugar. 100 tons nut coal, f. o. b. asylum New Mexico Commander. Harry pounds Modern Conditions Legal Machinery 83 X 1 New York Martin, of 600 evaporated apples, as required from May 1912, to May Five cents line LAS VEGA8 COMMANDERY, NO. 2, Keeper pounds Simplified. 'I Oklahoma 4 f per each insertion. Keeords and Seal. crop 1911. 1, 1913. Philippines I Estimate six ordinary words to a line. yjo KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Reg Ca.-olin-a 16 600 pounds evaporated peaches, All foregoing to be delivered at the As the result of the personal Interest South No ad to occupy less space than two ftuiar conclave second Tsss f Presideut Taft In nil .mutters af- Tennessee 16 crop 1911. asylum. 6 lines. All advertisrments WT day in each month at Ma the of the country, Vermont & charged MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERIO 400 Bidders submit samples of articles fecting worklugmen 24 v will be booked at sonin TmudIb at 7:80 a. m. CD.' pounds evaporated apricots, has before it today a com- Virginia space actually set, Meet in the forest of brother! an congress ram Re crop 1911. marked with asterisk bill ou without regard to number of words Boucher, a C; Chaa. me. Woodmen of prehensive employers" liability A total y I love at the WorU 400 crop The Board of Directors of the in- Is Cash In advance pounds cooking rigs, and workmen's compensation which Pledged to Roosevelt, 113. preferred. corder. hall, on the second and fourth Fn 1911. sane Asylum reserve tlie right to re- as one of the most progres- recognized Pledged to La Follette, 36. day of each month at 8 p m. C. da, and all bids. sive of the many achievements of the to Cummins, 4. No. 8, ROYAL 700 pounds prunes. ject any Pledged LAS VEOAS CHAPTER Consul; G. Laemmle, Clerk. Vti administration. The bill was re- for choice, 539. - 700 raisins, 4 crown. Bidders should write plainly on Taft Necessary ARCH MASONS Aegular convoca- pounds a commission lng neighbors are especially we bidder name the following: "Bids for ported by appointed by ' first Monday In each 4,000 pounds lard, envelope President Taft to a Joint res- come and cordially Invited for the New Mexico Insane pursuant at Masonic brand. Supplies olution of congress passed on June 25. name or names drawn by men imbued with at 7:80 p. m. M. R. 1,300 pounds rice, good quality. Asylum," with the 1910. and It was recently sent to con- evidently B. P. O. ELKS Meets second of the importance of preserving the em Otioa H. P.; F. O. coffee. bidders. the accompanied esv 1,200 pounds gress by presideut. from burdensome or lia fourth Tuesday evening of Jefferson Raynolds, with a message recommending its pas- ployers unjust Secretary. 450 pounds coffee, Guatemala pre- bilities. It was treated as a month st O R. C. hall. Vlsttla President. sage. As drafted the niensure pro- personal ferred. matter of each employee, and the em- brothers are cordially invited. Gee vides an exclusive remedy and com- RANSPORD NO. O. E. 2,000 white corn meal, M. E. GORTNER. secretary. were on a level of CHAPTER 2, D. w pounds for accidental re- ployees put dealing MAIN H. Hunker, Exalted Ruler; a-- pensation Injuries OPTIC'8 NUMBER, 2, S Meet 1 however it have been in first and third Fridays In mora or less, as required. In disabilities or death to em- Which, may Condon, Secretary. sulting the past, creates to Masonic Temple. Mrs. T. B. Bowen, 460 pounds chewing tobacco, fresh ployees of common csrrlers engaged certainly injustice the employee under the present condi Worthy Matron; James O. Rati edge fttoek. MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE. In Interstate or foreign commerce or F. O. E. Meets first and third Tues- tions." Wanted Worthy Patron; Mm George Tripp, 360 baking powder, bidder In the District of Columbia. each month, at Wood pounds is the The attention of congress to the great Secretary. Phone Main SM, 120 day evenings This comprehensive legislation cor name brand. unsatis-faetorlnes- of the was WANTED Three man hall. Visiting Brothers direct outcome of the general s Injustice present system or foulr rooms for Grand avenue. He mention- A. M 60 pounds black pepper. of labor passed called by President Taft. lllght housekeeping, with modern dialry invited to attend. legislation ed the fact that often the of 1,400 pounds Oleomargarine. in recent years and is il- recovery Room Adler, President; E. C. Ward. See by congress sums in verdicts did not improvements. Address 20, FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD NO. 400 butter, tore or less, lustrative of the Taft method of reach- large damage La pounds result in actual benefit to the Pension Hotel. 102 Meets every Monday night at retary an admitted evil by a painstaking injured as required. ing on account of the ex- O. R C. Hall, on Douglas avenue, at followed by carefully person heavy 10 pounds cocoa. investigation in The ex- WANTED To rent a 8 o'clock. members DENTISTS. considered laws. As is well known, the penses litigation. president piano; best of Visiting srs 6,000 pounds oats, recleaned. the belief these burdens first law passed in pressed that care taken. Address Box 101. cordially welcome. 3. E. Gehrlng. employers' liability would with the enactment of OR. E. L. HAMMOND 600 pounds washing powder. the last administration Was declared disappear president; J. T. Buhler. secretary; the proposed law. since the counsel fees Dentist 2,000 pounds soap chips. unconstitutional by the courts. A new-la- WANTED Position C. H. Bally. are limited to a reasonable amount. by good clerk, Has 18,000 pounds corn chop. to take its place was passed un- general merchandise or Suit 4. Crockett Building. pbeav As further stated by the president, groceries. residence. 12 cases Quaker Oats. der this administration, but it was gen- Speaks and KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, COUNC. at office and the "the great object of the proposed law English Spanish, can 16 cases Pettljohn's Breakfast erally understood nt the time that handle NO. 804. Meets second and fo measure now before is to secure justice to the weaker party the trade. Apply J. S., Food. comprehensive under modern conditions." He N. M. Thursday in O. R C. hall. Plon-bulldi- was to follow, both as to existing Abiquiu, ATTORNEYS 16 cases congress also declared that he would use his in- members are granulated hominy. and compensation, as soon as Visiting liability to enactment the O. 36 cases soda crackers, as requir- into the fluence aid in the of WANTED Girl for and dialry Invited. W. R. Tipton. HUNKER A HUNKER the necessary Investigation law before the cooking gen ed. could be made. The result Is proposed adjournment eral housework. 1027 E. P. Mackel. P. 8 Geo. H. Hunker Chester A. Huns subject of the present session of congress. Apply Eighth 10 cases tomatoes. that the worklngmen of the United street Attorneys st Lsw. 6 cases green peas. States, so far as they can be reached I. O. O. P., LAS VEGA8 LODGE NO. La Vexas. New Men-- will soon be TAFT. 6 cases California pe. rs. by federal law, working ROOSEVELT PRAISED WANTED A few 1. Meets every Monday evening at most la- boarders, private nnder one of the enlightened visit- 6 cases California hair-restor- er board. 924 their on Sixth street. All apricots. Links I don't see that the bor laws on record. Former President Lauded Successor Columbia. Phone Main bal LOCAL TIME CAHO cherries. 351. brethren invited to at 6 cases California has done you any good Yon Provision Is made In the bill, as draft- Before New York Republicans. ing cordially G cases California green Gages. haven't a hair on your head. ed that every common car- One of the most In- tend. J . D. Fridenstine, N. G.; tentatively, comprehensive BOUND ; how V. M. El EAST cases California peaches. Winks Yes, but just think rier engaged in interstate or foreign dorsements that the Taft administra- WANTED Dining roor girl. 403 Frank Fries, G.; T. wood, If I "' cases Knox gelatin. much worse it might have been commerce shall pay compensations In tion has ever received was contained Railroad. Secretary; Karl Werts, Treasurer; Arrive Depa,. had never used the remedy. amounts in the bill to any In Colonel Theodore No. 2 9:10 p. m 9:15 p. a G cases syrup, "Old Manse" or "P. the specified the speech of C. V. Hedgcock, cemetery trustee. of Its who sustains personal Roosevelt as chairman of No. 4 11:06 m 11:10 m V Blend." employees temporary p p. accident out of and New York con- 1 :':T - Injury by arising the Republican state J. E. R08ENWALD LODGE NO. 545, No. 8 1:16 a. m a a 25 cases laundry soap. "SAVE TROUBLE. - his and N. For Rent In the course of employment vention at Saratoga. Y., Sept 27, No. 10. .. 1:45 p. m 2:10 p. B A I. O. of B B. Meets every first cases toilet soap. resulting in his disability or to bis de- 1910. The first two paragraphs of the - FOR RENT of the month In the cases gloss starch, Kingston! pre- pendents in case of death. speech were as follows: Nicely furnished rooms Tuesday vestry In- of at 8 WEST BOUND fe red. It Is provided in the bill that the "We come here feeling that we have Call at 417 Eighth street. rooms Temple Monteflore shall have medical at- the to to the from o'clock p. m. brothers are No. 1 1:20 p. m 1:45 p. ., cases toilet paper, jured employee right appeal people Visiting tendance and surgical aid when nec- the standpoint alike of national and FOR RENT Six ;oom conKr.Uy Invited Isaac Appel, No. 3 6:10 a. m 6:16 p. n. i cases safety matches. limit- house, partly essary, the last mentioned being state achievement. During the last President; Charles Greenclay, Sec- No. 7 4:40 p. m 4 50 p. I 5 cases sapolio. of an furnished, Irrigated garden. On car ed to $200. The monthly wages eighteen months n long list of laws No. 9 6:35 p. m 7:00 r a x line. $10 month. Cutler retary. 4 cases smoking tobacco, gross employee are deemed to be twenty-si- embodying legislation most heartily to per each. times the established day's pay. and be commended as combining wisdom Brothers. 140 jackets corn syrup, 2s. $50 is the minimum monthly wsge pay with progress have been enacted by ment. It is also that all com- and President FOR RENT Two 14 bales salt, provided congress approved by room furnished RETAIL PRICES pensation shall be paid monthly miles-- ; Taft. house. 921 1 barrel Lincoln avenue. vinegar. computed to a lump sum. The amendments to the Interstate lbs. or Mors, Eaoa Delivery 20c per 1W lb. 12 lemon extract quarts Death benefits are provided far at a commerce law, beginning of a national i,0M lbs. to lbs--. Cash Delivery 250 per 1M Iks. extract. syS 11 quarts vanilla speciSc percentage of the nun's wages legislative program for the exercise of For Sate m Iks. ta 1,00 lbs. East. Delivery Ms per 1M Iks. be widow with an In- In connection with 12 dozen brooms. to paid in the the taxing power 50 lbs. to 20S I be Each Delivery 48s per 1M lbs. when are an 4 crease in the amount there big corporations doing Interstate A-- dozen mopstlcks. FOR SALE Strictly new 1 fumed Less Than 68 lbs- -. Each Deliver 68s par 188 Iba children, and in ease of no business, the appointment of a commis- 2 dozen scrub brushes. dependent ua.K ana learner rurniture. Wilton dependents the payment of the burial sion to frame measures that do away 4 dozen men's caps. and Brussels expenses is required. The matter of with the evils of overcapitalization and rugs. Inquire L. C. A COMPA'NY socks. AGUA PUR 30 dozen personal Injury compensation is also of improper and excessive Issues of Witten, Chas, Ilfeld Co. 6t 12 dozen handkerchiefs. covered in a fair and equitable stocks and bonds, the law providing Harvesters, Storers and Distributors of Natural Ice, the Purity 5 dozen Men's shoes as follows: for publicity of campaign expenses, FOR SALE Iron framed fish aquari and Qualities of Which Have Made Las Vegas of act of the maximum and Lasting dozen 7s; 1 dozen 8s; IVz dozen 9s; Parmer Corn Tossel Our cow Another feature the proposed the establishment um, inquire 1001 Seventh street Famous Office 701 Douglas Avenue. J Is a definition of the term 'de- minimum tariff and the ex- dozen 10s. beats her usual yield of milk every clear provisions as well as of what cou-st- i ceedingly able negotiation of the Cana- 8 dozen boxes thread, as follows: day. pendent" FOR SALE Gentle saddle pony. 906 chick- tutes an "injury" and an "employee." dian and other treaties In accordance No. 2 doxen white The City Visitor When your National avenue. 1 dozen white 70; own Legal complications are provided for. therewith, the inauguration of the poli- Willie Qoke. - ens get to beating their eggs 2 dozen white No. 30: 1 doz- of for a disinterested re- No. 50: you'll be In luck reports of accidents, payments and cy providing en white No. 20; 1 dozen white No. operations under the law to the inter- vision of tariff schedules through a FOR SALE Buff Plymouth Rock 40. commerce commission are re- class commission of experts which 100. 16; 1 dozen black No. state high baby chicks, $12 per Orders ANT Ads CINCH. and it is declared that the pro- will treat each schedule purely on its filled 4 dozen combs. quired, till July t. Mrs. M. E. Stev posed act shall take effect on July 1. own merits with a view to protecting 1 dozen aluminum combs. ens, Humboldt. Kansas. 1912, and cited as "the federal com- the consumer from excessive prices Are Best 1 combs. dozen fine pensation act of 1912." and to securing the American producer 2 dozen boxes knitting cotton, In Its Investigations of this subject and especially the American wage - out- will differ- Found white No. 10. the commission determined at the worker what represent the Market Finders ence of cost in here as com 6 dozen thimbles, assorted sizes. set that in substance the doctrines of production the common law under com pared with the cost of production in POUND On street car, 2 dozen crochet hooks, assorted originating package un- countries where labor is less paratively simple conditions were liberally Santa Pe wrapper. Owner call Classified ads. search out thejpeople to whom al tsizes. to the relations rewarded, the extension of the laws amony 2 No. just as applied complex Light and Power company's office. 1 dozen corset3, as follows: of master and servant. The use of regulating safety appliances for the of those who MIGHT BUY the particular thing is worth most. 4 4 No. 25; 2 No. 23. of labor and the creation of 19; No. 20; complicated machinery, steam and elec- protection fOUND On a of mines. and similar street car, watch charm That property you want to sell is'WORTH MOST to some- 5 dozen ladies' shoes, as follows: tricity has had the effect of Increasing bureau Tlisse 2 backed executive action. bearing initials "L E. H." Call one who reads the ads. in this and would never dozen No. 9; dozen No. 8; the deplorable antagonism between laws, up by newspaper who suc- at and Power of- 1 dozen and employee and often reflect high credit upon all Light company's hear of unless it were advertised here. dozen No. 6; 1 dozen No. 6; employer fice. your property giving a few injured employees large ceeded in putting them in their present No. upon the statute books. They who read and answer ads. in this 4. 254 and frequently extravagant damages, shape Others, newspapei, want 1 dozen 2V4 yards by an earnest of the achieve spreads, while the great majority have been left represent NOTICE. (and are anxious to find and cash for) books, automobiles, ment which is to come, and the be- pay yards. to bear the entire burden without any yet Notice is of neficence and farreachiug importance hereby given that the plat used machinery and furniture, articles usefulness of any 5 dozen Ink tablets. recompense whatever. of of of this work done for the whole people survey Fractional Township 14, and musical instruments. 6 dozen boxes bone buttons. At the time of the adoption of the sort, common law rules of indus- measure the credit which is riphtly due North, Range 15 East, N. M. P. and 4 dozen blankets liability As the classified ads. are read all of all trial conditions were radically differ- to the congress and to our able, up- small holding ciaims in Section 35 in by possible buyers, 5 dozen napkins. Wil- Joax I envy Noah every time It ent from those of today. The number right and distinguished president. said township and range has been possible sorts of things, they have come to be the finders of the 2 dozen gauze vests, assorted liam Howard Taft." rains. nf employees was sma'Jer because by the Commissioner of the best markets! sizes. Hoax Why T there were few big Industrial plants. General Land Office, and the lands 6 thin cups and saucers. on was small In Taft Sure of Nomination. dozen Joax He was out In the longest The business carried will be to and on TJp to 12 494 del- subject filing entry 6 dozen thin dinner plates. rainstorm on record, and nobody ever extent, the appliances used in the and including April had been elected to the and after May 25, 1912. Sections 5, 2 dozen creamers. tried to borrow bis umbrella work consisted largely of hand tools. egates Repub- while the was in char- lican national convention, which meets 6, 7, 8 and 9 are embraced In the 16 dozen sauce dishes, heavy. power simple with little to the em- In Cblcngo in June. Of these Presi- Pecos Forest Reserve. dinner plates. acter, danger 12 dozen heavy Under such conditions the dent Taft has 341 instructed for or FRED Tarnished Regimental Colors. ployee. MTJLLER, AND 12 dozen granite plates. rules of common law pledged to his renomination. There LOOK READ! saucers. Through the efforts of Lord originated. Receiver. 6 dozen granite cups and Camp there if. a vast difference. remained to be elected on that date bell, who Is known to take great In Today l have removed from 603 East Lincoln to 2 dishes. President Taft, In the message which 582 delegates. Of these President Taft dozen granite dishup terest in all regimental colors, there WHY HE WAS will transmitted the of the commis- needs only 198 and Mr. Roosevelt needs LATE 522 Sixth Street and be pleased to meet tt dozen syrup pitchers. were discovered two or three years report "What made you so late?" sion to in speak- 426. In other words, if President Taft new as well as old customers. H dozen milk strainers, ago In a pawnshop the flags of the congress, aptly says, "I met Smithson." of bill, "that it is one gets one out of every three delegates I am all the nob- Fifty-fift- h (Westmoreland) ing the proposed "Well, that Is no reason why you showing latest, newest and size. regiment. of of toward remaining to be elected he will have as follows: These colors data as far back as 1760, the great steps progress should be an hour late getting home biest patterns for the spring season. I guar- 12 dozen ladles' hose, a solution of an within four of enough to nominate, to 1 and there Is little doubt that satisfactory important supper." antee you satisfaction in fit and workman- No. 10; 4 dozen No. they em- while Mr. Roosevelt must have three dozen had been hidden away In the phase of the controversies between "I know, but I asked him how he of the best New York 8; dark out four of the re- ship. Trimmings 1 dozen No. 9H. g and that have been of every delegates was and he on dozen No. 9; recesses of the pawn-brokin- estab- ployers employees feeling, Insisted tell all the time. assorted or three in order to secure the nominn-tlou- . me about ' styles 12 dozen pearl buttons, lishment for over a century. London proposed within the last two maining lng his stomach trouble The old rules of un- That President Taft will have "Did you tell him to take Chamber sizes. Mall. decades. liability der the common law were adapted to a more than 700 delegates at Chicago is a Iain's Tablets?" CHAS. Tailor dozen ladles' shoelaces. is LEWIS, It different age and condition and were eertalnty. "Sure, that what he needs." Sold 13 dozen men's shoelaces. Subscribe for The Optic by all dealers. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC. FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1912. 8Evt:w

i nave wen som p: ,u tula sum Diin&y. "TJmer men nave mougni drew up suuufcuo. i saw aim to be u But soon general foundry work and part of the Jerseys, un" thought my the same, an' found out they read barefooted, freckle-face-d boy of per- the making of small a. ma began to km a when the end came his ex- FREAK PLAYS IN name might be to y m. You wrongly ay! haps sixteen, eyes bright with lake second place at Essen, aa heavy wciiid t. - many of ti.im. When she was but a citement My recognise signature of steel de- guns and aiinor plate Lady George slip of lasa I found out her eyes "So it's on Far- siege Jk Washington?" you Ben," said duty, manded more and more at tiition. I nave seen it or; n." played merry tricks, an' yet I love her rell quietly, glancing from the boy to BASEBALL of Doubt He drew a flat leather case from a as though she were my own daughter. his horse. "Well, you're in for a ride. During the past half century Krupp pocket inside his shirt, extracting An' she's a good girl in spite of all Have the men at Lone Tree by sun- ordnance has roared all over the RECALL therefrom a folded paper, which he the mischief In her." down; all of them. See Duval first, world. The huge guns with which the "And she la a opened, and extended to me across the trutly loyalist?" an' tell him for me this Is a big thing. Germans poured shells into Paris dur- GAMES PARRISH table. With a glance I mastered the "If not, I know no better. The rebel Now off with you!" blood is ing the siege were made at Essen. few lines written thereon, recognising all in the boy so far as I can The boy, I grinning happily, swung Some of the guns that fired at Dew- Its genuineness. learn, yet will not answer for what his horse around, and, his sides jabbing Manila came from LOST "Hamilton penned that," I said in Mistress Claire might do." with bare heels, rode di- ey's squadron at MltWAUKEE GAME WHEN) We madly away quick surprise, "and it is signed by fell silent, my memory with the rectly south across the vacant land. there. All European nations purchas- LINE DRIVE WAS IMPALED Washington's own hand." girl, endeavoring to recall her exact five ed France the Within minutes he had vanished guns there, alone excep- ON A NAIL. The deep-se-t the of face. eyes twinkled. words, expression her It down a sharp Incline. Farrell was still tion, for since the Franco-Prussia- n he said 'was not In my heart to believe she had I "Right" shortly, "that bit staring after him, when asked: war the have refused to maK-gu- ns of paper may save me from deceived me. Krupps hangin' "What is itr for France. Of all the good luck freak that I some day. There are those who would I had almost forgotten where I was, " little bit of war," he as well as private As the business colateral indus- ever beard recounted, the beat was like well to see me swing if they only the presence of my com- said grimly. "If you'll go with me to- grew when which to Frank Isbeil laid hands on me at the right time panion, he suddenly arose to his night. Major, 111 show you soma tries developed, and Eseen, wbich had that happened SYNOPSIS. Mxi Deen broken out, and 1 could see and place. You know what the paper feet, and, pushing aside the wooden guerilla fighting. You heard what been a tiny village, expanded into a when he was playing with St Paul ta the full length of the shop, which ap Is?" window shutter, looked out A glance Grant said about Delavan. We've large Statistics for the old Western league. his city. published littered from to "A commission as of keen eyes was sufficient. - CHAPTER Lawrence, son of peared end end with Captain," and I been waiting five days for him to the past year show that the firm em- In those days baseball on Sunday Judjra Lawrence of Virginia, whose wife all manner of implements of hus bent over It again, "Issued to Daniel "Get back into your box. Major," he bead back toward Philadelphia. Ha J Lee, ent on a perilous mission exclaimed palyed nearly 70,000 officials, clerks was not permitted within the corpo- n- - bandry, and woodworking and black- Farrell, giving him Independent com- quickly. "Pull the papers has twenty wagons, an' a par- ter waahlngton, )at after the win- foraging ana workmen. The coal and coke ration limits of St. and a Sun- at Valley Forge. smith's tools. All this I perceived mand of scouts by heavens I are yon over you." ty of less than fifty men somewhere Paul, 'Bull' I was for the amounted bad been erected outside CHAPTER In a British with my first glance, but it was the Farrell?" upon my feet, conscious of the out Medford way," with sweep of hand consumption year day park uniform arrives within the enemy's lines. distant sound of a voice which as In- He was eating quietly, but found distant sound of horses' hoofs. to the northeast "If he an' Grant get to 2,491,406 tons. The number of the city's Jurisdiction. The ground m-T- held first I' time to answer. "What is it? The out- CHAPTER he Major attends a stantly my attention. At enemy?" together the two commands will steam engines In the plant was 569. was extremely small and was In could not locate the speaker, nor com- "There are those who call me by "Rangers; fifty of them, I judge, an' number us, but wall have the advant- The firm own Blended Rose" from mob. He has its enormous elec closed by a high fence. So small was Ue later meets prehend the peculiar of the that nickname; others me even a they'll never pass here without rum- of of a swift attack in girl at a brilliant ball. singsong give age surprise, trical works and gas works and main the lnclosure that batters hitting the utterance. But as I lifted my head, worse handle. 'T is my nature to maging around. Quick now, under cov- the dark. In my judgment that la CHAPTER uble Is started over I make tains an independent telegraph and ball hard against the fences were wa Lawrence Is listening intently, knew the man to enemies faster than friends. Ton er." what Grant was sent out for to guard ,?nJ urged by his know ?" with of partner. Mistress Mortimer, (the Lady of be beyond the wooden partition at my me then "But what about yourself?" Delavan's wagons. His spy bunting telephone system upwards compelled to sprint to first, because tt the Blended Rose), to make his escape. right, and that he was praying fer- "I was with Maxwell at German-town,- " "Don't worry about me; those fel- was a- personal affair. My advice to 400 stations The cast steel works the ball hapened to rebound directly Somehow the He to- CIRrE5 is detected as vently. heartened by this remembrance of the scene lows haven't any evidence against me you, Lawrence, is to quiet here alone require 87 miles of railway, 52 to the fielder, he could throw a alow I out from the bed of coming vividly to "when after and go with us army, who irrppa tn Hiui discovery crept mind, you yet They're you." day, along tonight It locomotives and about 3,000 cars. In runner out. As it about four papers, and stole silently forward to came up with your ragged fellows. You I was the door will be in the same direction required Continued from Yesterday) through intervening you'll the development of its industry the eulvalent In errors to the narrow door which apparently led have certainly taught them how to with a bound and an Instant later had have to travel, an' you might hava hits or their firm has bought Us own coal mines, into this second apartment The voice fight" burrowed under the papers. trouble by daylight No objections to yield a run, small scores were the crumpled coke ovens, iron never ceased in its monotonous ap- "There was no teaching necessary; The shifting of the sun had left this a fight, have your" mines, steamships rule. CHAPTER VII. and I ventured to lift and railroads. peal, the latch, sll the trouble I ever have is In hold- corner of the repair shop in shadow, "None whatever." Impaled On a Nail. and take cautious glance through the ing them back," his face but I was outstretched in my "I Judged so from your face Batter Alfred Krupp died in 1887 and was The Blacksmith. darkening. scarcely In ninth of slight opening. "Every man who rides with me knows hastily when get what rest you can; we will have succeded in the Inning this game I had come for improvised hiding place, command of the works up gasping breath, It was a blacksmith shop of fair what war means here in the I heard the blacksmith twenty miles to ride before dark. I'll Milwaukee had two runs the advan- Well out in the either a Jerseys; calmly open by his son Friedrich A. Krupp. Un stream, shore size, fully equipped with all the tools they have seen their homes in flames, his outer door, where he stood smok- go over into the timber there an' feed tage and there were runners on Brat mere darker shadow above der the latter's management (the showing of the trade. The man was facing me, their women and children driven out ing, clad In leathern apron, awaiting the horses." and with Isbell at bat. the water. How I had been ex- second, St far swept but with eyes closed, and as by Hessian hirelings. We for the horsemen. I watched him cross the open works continued to prosper and below the could not be uplifted, fight approaching They land, Paul's only logical hope was for a barge guessed, his Hps poured forth the fervent words life as well as liberty, and when we swept about the corner of impressed by the man's immense pand. At the time or his death in as I could no the smithy home run over one of the fences. distinguish outlines of prayer. I was not a man strike we strike hard. But of almost at the same moment, shoulders and short limbs. I could 1902 he was by far the richest man high the bare of a religious enough pulling clearly, excepting spars in those days, yet the faith of my that. We have sufficient confidence in up their tired horses at sight of him. In Germany. He left the bulk of his Tsbell hit a hard line smash to right tied up to the west shore. As vessel, mother was not forgotten, and there each other by now to talk freely. What From amid the thud of hoofs, and the field against the fence. The runner this ship had not been in wealth, including the great steel and sight previ was something of about that did you discover in No rattle of accoutrements, a voice on was slow man flet-e- r I concluded the sincerity Philadelphia? spoke gun works a.t Essen, the at first a and the ously drift had been solitary kneeling figure I could not but more than I could tell you I'll sharply: shipyards than and I myself, Kiel, the and armor at squatted, expecting the ball to re- greater anticipated, struck respect. The words uttered, the warrant" "So old gun works out toward the deep you're here, Farrell, you bound to him and to whirl and fo,,o quickly opposite bank, resonant voice, and above all, the ex- I told the story, while he listened rebel Well, what are Madgeburg and the coal and iron fearful lest I be borne down as far hypocrite. you man ap pression of that upturned face, held silently, his eyes alone in- hiding now?" mines, to his daughter, Bertha, who the slow at second base, endlne Gloucester before I could finally make expressing me silent, motionless. He was a man terest. As I ended, he slowly lit his "I was not aware that I had any- in 1906 was married to Herr Von the game. But the ball didn't rebound. land. It was a hard swim across the of short, sturdy limb, but great bulk, pipe, and sat there smoking, apparent- thing to hide. Captain Grant," was the Bohlen und who It itself on a wire nail about swift current, and I was ex- Halbach, has since Impaled nearly massive chest, and immense shoulders ly thinking over what I had said. dignified response. "This is shop, 10 hausted when I finally the my taken a prominent part in the man- feet up the fence, and while the crept up evidencing remarkable strength. What "Have I learned anything of impor- an' where I should be." low bank, and lay and pant- agement of the great concern. Frau Milwaukee outfielders were hurMng dripping was this man, this praying black- tance?" I asked finally. "Oh, hell! We all know you well In the shelter of some low von ing bushes. smith? A patriot surely, from his "For but lit- enough, old fox, and we'll Bertha Bohlen und Halbach is a ladder, Isbell circled the bases and for the bark of a Washington, yes; very you catch Except distant dog words of petition; one who had suf- tle unknown to me. So met Mis- you d and popularly called the empress of Essen won the game. there was no sound more you yet, hang you. disturbing fered much, but was willing to suffer tress Claire, eh? The little minx! 'T But we're not hunting after your kind the richest woman in the world Another peculiar play once gave than the rustle of leaves, and the lap- more. The Is I strength chiselled In that a month since heard of her." today. Did you see anything of a fel- the most powerful. the Chicago White Sox a game that ping of water. As my breath came those low in upturned face, deeply marked sariet Jacket here last left-hande- I along Though was the oentennial seemed lost. a d tack sat up, wrung out my clothes features, revealed no common mental CHAPTER VIII. or this today Harvey, as best I night, morning?" of birth Alfred could, and, with difficulty, equipment. Here was a real man, I failed to catch Farrell's anniversary the of pitcher, was compelled to play third w on the boots I had answer, borne across. with convictions, one who would die Threads. but the voice of the officer was suf- Krupp, whose discovery laid the foun base because of the badly crippled urn to shoulder. Tangling g my for an ideal; without doubt a radical, My surprise at this n ficiently loud to reach me. dation for the tremendous business condition of his team and in the sev- I but a dim unexpected possessed conception of ready to go to any extreme where con- erence to the Lady of the Blend' "A rebel spy; the rascal that has Bince under the one run here I knew I sneaking developed enth Inning, Chicago being was, yet must make a science blazed the way. Hose, almost prevented utteram. must have swam the Delaware. We'll was w lde detour to the so as family name, there no.observance ahead.the opposing team got runners east to escape As he finally his head bowed What could this partisan ranger know look about your shop Just the same British paused, of the day, as it has been decided to to first and second before anyone foraging parties. low, I stepped forward into the o! the girl? How could he even have before we ride on. Mason, take a half-doze- n I must have light, combine the celebration with that of went was plodded doggedly along confident of welcome, utterly forgetful identified her from my vague refer- men with you, and rake the out Naturally the play for the darkness for five the centenary of the works through fully of the uniform I wore. At the first ence? ; place over." Krupp the batter to push down a sacrifice without the first 1 The miles, perceiving sign faint sound of my approach on the "Why do you say that?" I asked heard the sound of their boots on dual celebration will take place bunt. of habitation, or even a wood into at floor he was upon his feet fronting eagerly. "I did not mention the lady's the floor, and burrowed lower In my Essen next August and will be at To Kill which I could crawl for concealment, The Blacksmith Was Man the Sacrifice. me, the shortness of his limbs yield- name." box. Two or three entered the old Not Only a tended by the kaiser at the head of when I suddenly came upon a long, of Action, but a Man of The White Sox had a system of ing him a certain "There was no cause for to and to Thought, fellow-Germa- n one-stor- grotesque appear- you do shop, began probe about a brilliant of his y stone at among Also. galaxy building standing ance, his deep-se- t eyes regarding me so," and the grim mouth smiled. "No the debris. One kicked the box in play designed to kill the sacrifice in the left of the road, a grim, silent, ap- sovereigns, officers of tho army suspiciously. Before I could realize one else In Philadelphia would have which I lay, and thrust a that situation. The shortstop and per-on- deserted structure, one end bayonet scarcely analyze the influence he al- and navy, and civic dignitaries. Dis- parently the man's intent he sprang between turned the trick so neatly; besides the down through the loose papers, aided of the roof caved in, and several of barely ready exerted over me, but I felt him of the baseman, by the pitcher, me and the outer door, his hand grip- fact that your opponent was Grant missing my shoulder. With teeth tinguished representatives the windows I to be a natural leader of men, an intel- were to hold the runner at second a smashed. tried the ping an iron bar. would have revealed the of clinched I remained but iron and steel industry in all parts but fas- identity breathless, lectual as well as physical I close to the base as Tho doorB, they appeared firmly "A son of Baal!" came the roar the girl." the fellow seemed satisfied, and moved giant of the world will be present. Special possible. tened. Far in the east there was a from picked up a book lying open on the his "How came you here in "You know them both then?" on, after the dark corner invitations are to be sent to At: row third baseman was to play close, aa faint of the lips. that searching bench it was an English translation lightening sky promising uniform? Are you alone?" "Fairly well; he was a boy in these beyond. At last I heard them all if intending to take the bunt but as the approach of and thus go of a famous French treatise on tha Carnegie and Charles M. Schwab, dawn, and I par's, an' I have shod his riding horse out, mumbling to each other, and ven- the ball was was to aroused to a I must "Alone, yes," hurled the scar- Rights of Man, its paper margins cov- asking them to head the delegation being pitched he knowledge that into many a time. A headstrong, domineer- tured to sit up again,, and draw a fresh I clam- let jacket the dirt with a gesture ered with written comments. This from the run back, cover third, while the pitch- Immediately attain shelter, spoiled lad he was, and breath. had left the door United States. of disgust. "I had even forgotten I ing, quarrel- They ajar, blacksmith was not only a man of ao er fielded bunted bered through one of the broken win- some." and I a A feature of the festivities will be the ball, threw to wore it. Wait a moment. I heard had glimpse through the crack. tion, but a man of also. I dows, and dropped to the earthen "But Mistress I Inter- Farrell was in thought lay a series of sham battles. Men arm- third and forced out the runner st your prayer, and know you must be Mortimer," leaning carelessly the down on the bench, pillowing head floor within. I could see nothing, not "is her also from outer his my ed that point. with us. I am Major Lawrence of the rupted, family this doorway, smoking, short legs Dn one arm, thinking of him as I first with weapons of the era of Empe- even a hand held before my eyes, yet wide hiB one of had Maryland Line." neighborhood?" apart, expression total saw him kneeling alone in prayer, and ror Maximilian I will make such Harvey been carefully coached carefully felt my way forward through "To the northeast of near Lo- Indifference. A fellow He stared at me motionless. here, big stepped the simple words of his cams headway as they can against an army how the play waj to be executed, a tangle of rubbish, wheels, scraps of cust Grove; the of the two past and saluted some one petition "Then how come ye here?" properties him, Just back to me with new power. Then with modern ar- but the batter, Iron, some casks, a number of plough families each I out of equipped rifles and detecting the play "I was sent into adjoin other, an' have sight my mind drifted to com- handles, and a riffraff of stuff I could Philadelphia by the strance tillery. The emperor and other royal from the actions of the and heard there is distant between In he shortstop not make out The place had evident- Washington himself, but my Identity kinship "Nobody there, sir," reported. mingling of human elements in this guests will be entertained the second baseman, if true all "All Mason," and Grant came during changed signals and been used as a shop, but was discovered, and there was no way them, although that be that right, adventure to Mistress Claire, and her ly repair was in Into view on a "Get celebration at the Villa Hugel, the decided to try to drive the ball past must have been closed for months, aa to escape except across the Delaware. good the strain must have de rangy sorrel. connection with Grant, and the inti- one "our men Into we'll magnificent country house of "Frau Harvey hard instead of As I could feel the of dust every- I reached here during the night, and scended to the branch, an' all the back saddle; mate knowledge Farrell apparently bunting. grit evil to could move on." outside Essen. the wound where, and cobwebs brushed against crept into your shop to hide. The the other. Day and night possessed of them both. Somehow I Bertha", just pitcher up Harvey whirled be no Colonel Mortimer is my face as I moved about Finally I sound of your voice awoke me from different. "Think he went this way?" asked was becoming more and more deeply and sprinted back to third. The bat- fait the outlines of a box half sleep, and I knew from your words a genial, pleasant gentleman, an' a the blacksmith carelessly. Involved in these lives, and I began to Beware of Ointments for Catarrh ter chopped the ball hard and sent large we are in arms a filled with paper, and, for want of that it was safe for me to come forth." loyal friend, although "How the hell do I know!" savage- wonder how it was all destined to That Contain Mercury line hit toward third base. "You know man,' but each other. To tell the truth end. Was to add a as straight something better, crept in and snug- may it, young against ly. "He must have started this way, the coming night mercury will surety destroy the The ball a I half his is with the de- struck Harvey on the back gled down, intending to rest there un- I don't," he replied gruffly. "We're believe heart but likely he took the north road. new chapter? If so, would it be the sense of smell and completely cast his fortunes whole enter- of the head, and bounded the til daylight should reveal my sur- bit suspicious of strangers here In the Colonies, although he We'll get the chap before night, unless last? Reviewing it all, lulled by the range the system when high; of He a son in it mucous surfaces. sub-thir- d roundings. Jerseys these days. The minions with the King. even has he runs into Delavan's fellows out silence, I fell asleep. ing through the baseman, as he went stag- What the Continental Such articles should never be used I was warm now, my cloth- Satan encompass us about. Army." yonder. See here, Farrell," holding In gering on over the base, caught the enough "On Lee's I "The except on prescriptions from reput- ing practically dry, but thoroughly have ye to show to prove your story?" staff," interrupted. his horse, "we'll be back here about ball and, by a fast throw to second, I told me he was a twin able physicians as the damage they tired from the over the shook my head, extending my daughter dark, and will want something to eat" doubled runner off. long tramp brother." Be Continued will do is ten fold to the good you the As Harvey hands. "You will be welcome to all you (To Tomorrow.) can derive from them. I a an' as a as possibly Hall's came off the field nursing the bump "Only my word of honor. had "Yes, great rogue the find." Oartarrh manufactured F. with the same blue Cure, by on his head, Manager Jones re- pass from Hamilton, but destroyed girl, laughing "You impudent rebel, you see that J. & Co., O., con- lines. KINGS AT KRUPP CENTENARY Cheney Toledo, that before entering the British eyes." you are here when we come. I know tains no mercury, and la taken in- marked: "That's using your noodle. I "And Mistress I Berlin, April 26. marked the If tell the whole story, perhaps you Claire," questioned, you, you night rider, and will Today ternally, acting directly upon the Old Man." "on which is bring of will understand its truttf." side she?" you to book Forward men trot I centennial anniversary the birth blood and mucous surfaces of the Catcher In a not "Can ask met yet Double Play. The expression of his face djd you that after having Close up the rank there, sergeant; of Alfred Krupp, who, while he was system. In buying Hall's Catarrh deep-se-t less was an change, yet I thought the her as a Lady of the Blended Rose? we'll take the road to the left." not the actual founder of the Cure be sure you get the genuine. It Scarcely extraordinary great To- not unkind. I could almost you dust-sovere- is taken and made in incident recorded eyes were altogether Pshaw, man, give I watched them d internally by Jack Holland, go past, the Krupp gun works, was the one who F. Co. "You are hungry, no doubt?" a list of the loyalist dames who make uniforms ledo, Ohio, by J. Cheney ft owner of the St Joseph team, which for the British an' green slipping by ave itihe wjorks their international Testimonials free. "Being human, yes." sport garrison, the crack of the door, as the men was made in a game Denver. same Mistress Claire is not in rank character and at the time of his Sold by Druggists. Price 76c per against "Then we'll eat and talk at the least jrged their hones faster. Farrell The field had death was manu- bottle been extremely dry and time. You're only one man, an' I'm or beauty among them. What else sever the blue tobacco smoke Germany's greatest Brit- moved, Take Hail's Family Pills for con- the pitchers, pawing and digging with not afraid of you, an' if ye are a could you expect of a young girl when his I stole facturer. The father of Alfred Krupp curling above head, and stipation. their In front isher I wouldn't starve you to death. her father wears the green an' white, across the littered storeroom to a was a small blacksmith at Essen. spikes of the slab, had Lord while her lover has made a so There's little enough, the good reputation window, from which I could Alfred inherited the dug a hole deep that the front of welcome to half hereabout with his raiders?" family iron forge, knows, but you're the hireling watch the little column of riders go Don't be surprised If you have an the rubber plate was almost two Make comfortable "You mean Grant?" employing three men, and which had of it yourself flown the hill. They finally disap- attack of rheumatism this spring. inches above the ground. there on the bench." "Certainly; have been been in operation since 1810, and he they engaged peared In the edge of a grove, and I Just rub the affected parts freely The bases were ntled with Denver He threw open a cupboard in one from childhood, though God pity the at once set aboui enlarging the busi- with Chamberlain's Liniment and it turned around to find the blacksmith 1n the seventh corner, and brought forth a variety of poor girl if they ever marry. His work his anvil for ness, but had no money or powerful will soon disappear. Sold by all players fining, with in the has almost as leaning against waiting deal ers. no one out drove food, placing this upon a wide shelf Jerseys been me. friends, and his progress was slow. Th, tiatter a hard at hand. our eyes merciless as that of 'Red an' near Occasionally Fagln, "Genial fellow, He saw, the (low linp gma,ih traiffbt hack at the I was mak- is even about ride young Grant," he however, possibilities met, and knew he slowly 't whispered they said. to pitcher, who fnfled to touch the ball. me. This at times. I doubt If she "Always promising hang me, of the great exposition to open in You will look a good while befor ing up his mind regarding together but never to tackle The hit al- whole quite ready the London in 1SG1 and decided to take you find a better medicine for couRh hall, however, the exposed silent could not have been knows the truth about him, s scrutiny job. Afraid I shall have to Chamb"-'-,V- Cone' when he she can deem him an,, disappoint of He had made and colds than front of the pitcher's plate, bounded together unsatisfactory, for, though scarcely him advantage it impor- It not crives relief drew an box and sat even at that. you never again tonight." Remedy. only back into the hands of the finally up empty angel Surely "You will not wait for him?" ' tant discoveries in the casting of If nirM Trv It vrhAn vnn hnva o straight was to talk. her on our side?" who "How Came Ye Heref" down, be prepared supposed You heard what he said large masses of Bessemer steel, which cough or cold, and are oertaiu jMtin,sheI catcher, stepped back he "She me," I "know- "Hardly. yri "Help yourself," began gravely. helped insisted, about Delavan? That was bad been all insurmountable to be pleased with the lirompt eu on to the plate, threw to first and1 dark road, and exhausted by the ex- but doubtless who I was, and even said she the very task pre- "It is rough camp fare, ing news I wanted to learn. Now I think which it will effect. For sale by al completed the double Sadly citement through which I had passed. used to Do you know wished my cause well." vious to his time. The exhibit he play. you are that both those lads will meet me much dealers. Even my mind seemed dulled, and It me?" "The inconsistency of a woman; sent to the London exposition fairly enough for Holland, the play did not sooner than they expect." save for next appeared useless to think or plan. I I scanned his face again intently, perhaps the two had had some misun- astonished the world, being a block the game, the hatter He forward into the little son hod p severr had not intended to sleep, yet drowsi- the recog- derstanding, an' she was glad enough stepped open 45 German "My very made a long hit that gave Denver the surprised by question, yet and blew three shrill blasts weighing quintals. It at cold. I was recommended to ness came, and I lost consciousness. no familiar features. to outwit the fellow." doorway, tr S. FulleTton in nized on a silver whistle. The echo had once established his reputation. Chamberlain's Coush Remedy, and victory. Hugh the I know not what aroused me, but it I with some hesita- "No, 't was not that, I am sure; I "No," died out The making of ordnance, before a small bottle was finished he Amprlcnn Magairtnp. was already daylight, a gleam of sun we ever met could read truth in her scarcely away, when, from heavy tion. "Have before?" eyes." a thick of which was as well as writes Mrs. H the windows fes- "In Claire's he out- clump trees perhaps half a has made the name of Krupp yr," through turning the "Not to my remembrance," and the eyes!" laughed Silks, 29 Dowl".-- Sydney. into I know mile distant, a horse shot forth, rac- famous 'he world over, wag at first 3rpet. tooned cobwebs golden tapestry. man's language and accent evidenced right. "Oh, the innocent blue Australia. This, remedy Is for sale One of box in. I of and to ing toward us. be reckless rider not a of side the which lay education above his apparent station. them, warp you nqt trust prominent part the business. by all dealers- - The Oniic prints all tat news. IIOHT L.A8 VEGAS OAILY OPHC, FRIDAY, APRIL 2. 1912. We have on display TRIPP BILL DISCUSSED G. I. A. DANCE WAS TOMORROW LOCAL NEWS for Your Approval the BY SENATE COMMITTEE in AN ENJOYABLE Spring Styles May 9, don't forget the date. TAUPERT AND R08E PAY EACH This will be used by the COMPLIMENTS DUR- Spe.ce Schubert Concert Co. here Thurs OTHER AFFAIR day, May 9. ING THE HEARING HOLEPROOF BENEVOLENT SOCIETY HEBREW LADIES Try a dram of Old Taylor bourbon Santa Fe, N. M., April 26. In the MUSIC at the Opera Bar course of a hearing this morning be BIG CROWD AND GOOD fore the svnate committee on state JOINED TO MAKE DANCING To Advertise their Piano and household furniture for affairs of the Tripp house Mil regulat A JOLLY DIVERSION. HOSIERY sale. 907 Sixth street ing pugilistic encounters Rev. J Wil-bur- n Rose, leader of the opposition Every' one seemed In the mood for CHARITY BALL Chicken or turkey dinner at the to the measure, and Robert J. Tan-per- t having a good time .ast night at the White Kitchen Sunday. mayor of East Las Vegas, engag- annual dance of the G. I. A. of the B. for which we are EzcJw To be held at the ed in a heated colloquy. In the course of L. E. in the armory. With the ramisW A musical treat May 9, at Duncan of his remarks before the commit: tee ladles of the all in their sive Agents, society doing 1 ARMORY HALL vot- opera house. All artists. Schubert Rev. Mr. Rose stated that he had power to please their many gue?cs 10 1 KHoleoro ed for in the recent . ON I Concert Co. Mayor Taopert the crowd did not go away disappolit-ed- If you want hose that city election in East Las Vegas, where Everything to make the affair 9n Spanish dance at Rosenthal hall, be resides. Mr. Rose said he took enjoyable one was provided and no flosieru will make your feet Wednesday May 1st Friday the 26ih. Admission free, such a course believing he was vot- doubt this ball will go on record as cents a dance. ing for the lesser or two evils. one of the most successful in tl e glad and are stylish Mr. the as- im i;SffiM s Taupert, gaining floor, history of the lodge. did not feel at all com- Why pay rent when yoj can buy serted that he There was a good floor and a big the are GUARANTEED a home choat and on easv payments. plimented upon receiving suffrage crowd, which, with the Simlson orches Try "Holeproof' Six pairs of Mr. Rose and he would hate to See N. B Koseberry. tra playing all of the latest danco no more think Rose's vote had been In- to wear Six Months and will cost that music, is a combination that is hard you Golden strumental in his election or that he co- Finch's Wedding Rye, aged to heat. Then, too, the hostesses hose. We will assort the Ike In wood. from had been elevated to his offlce than the ordinary CASHDavisGROCER. the Direct distillery the THE served quite "some feed" during to At the Lobby, of through the support of any of Mr you. evening. Ice cream that was the lors for you if you desire. Rose's crowd. The Bast. Las Vegas real cake, the kind that mother The Modern Woodmen of America mayor, in short, romped all over the thing; used to make; and coffee that was of will hold Its regular meeting this clergyman, leaving the hoof prints of rare blend. $1.50 for 6 W. O. W. hall on Sixth caustic all over his frame pairs evening in the diction street The debate before the committee The orchestra struck up the first dance at 9 o'clock and tt was after was extremely acrinfonlous 'on the o'clock NOT TOO LATE For Sale Four room house on part of those opposing the bill. The 2:80 before the last person M, GREENBERGER left the hall. And he wouldn't have Eighth street best location iu city supporters of the measure came back then if music hadn't stop- To Your Garden with bath, electric lights, prl t8?0. equally strong. Former Governor gone the Plant the N. B. Rosftlierry, Agon' Willam J. Mills spoke in favor of the ped. During the entire evening measure and so did J. Fred Anton, a floor was crowded with dancers and The household goods of H. L. Tup Santa Fe offlclal of East Las Vegas. the affair will no doubt prove to have We Have all the Garden ton, who sneceeded T. H. Ogden as George W. Tripp, a member of the been a financial success as well as Santa Fe division foreman, have ax house, and father of the Tripp bill, an enjoyable dance. will rived and Mr. Turton and family also spoke in its favor. The commi'-te- e SEEDS move into the apartment at 1119 adjourned without taking action. The westbound Santc Fe train de Douglas avenue in the Job flats. It expects, it is understood, to hold Luxe passed through Las Vegas yes- in the immediate fu- Also all the Flower , other hearings terday morning ou its last trip for the At a public sale, which had been ture. season of 1911-1- without a passen estate I ordered by the court that the It is recognized here that he dem- gar. However, the eastbound train set- of the late Julius Graf might be ocrat and progressive republicans No. 20, went through carrying 35 pas- SEEDS store on tled, the Graaf dry goods will endeavor to hold up the appoint- sengers. Xo. 19 left Chicago Tuesday If you must iron, why not get some pleasure out Miss Sixth street was today sold to ments of federal office holders recom- nilit on time, despite the fact that of it. Try one of our electric irons for thirty days Cellars Sealed bids were re exe- Minnie mended hy the republican state not a single person was booked for FREE. Once tried, you will never be without an 4 at- - Let us have your order ceived tip to o'clock yesterday cutive committee. The democratic the trip. At Albuquerque yesterday ternoon by D. T. Hoskins, receiver executive committee is in session here afternoon the train was sent on west Under the name of ELECTRIC IRON. for the company. and is sending wires to democrat." i" traveling! as deadheau equipment, ...NOW... Goods company, t the Cellars Dry the senate asking them to the schedule of 63 hours for the en establishment will be re the the office seekers who have tire trip abandoned. This train on next Wed being opened 10 the public the endorsement of the republican or will make the last & Co. man- trip eastward, Las Power R. F. Johnson, who was in New" Mexico, is un Vegas Light nesday. ganization it leaving Los Angeles on Tuesday even of the Graaf Dry Goods com derstood intend to do:r ager they pursue this ing. This winter has proved the sue pany, will he retained by the new in the manger style of procedure un un- cess of the Santa Fe's latest venture firm in the same capacity. It is til , "been H. the last (appointment (has de-lux-e In Stearns were a numbnr trains, the service which is J. derstood that there made and confirmed. undoubtedly the best in the country GROCER. of bids sent in, there being several The on committees railroads from having won the approval and admira men who were desirous of obtaining both houses held a joint session last tion of persons who want a train, control of the establishment. in the senate hall. The night meeting extra fast, and extra tine, and who SPRING Ml was for of KOI the purpose hearing eer don't a like ex- WBMM mind little thing $25 f tain interesited In railroad TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY persons tra fare. On all of its trips the e before the legisla President legislation pending has maintained its schedule of Should be Jefferson Reynolds house-- . ture. R. WANTED Girl for general J. Koontz, general freighi 63 E. D. Reynolds Vice President Hal.'ett Reynolds Cashier hours between Chicago and Los w Must) best of references. agent for the Santa Fe system, was B. Davis Vice President H. Erie Hoke Asst Cashier work. give Angeles. Stephen or iron- present and made a lengthy address Wages S25. No washing During the time when the travel Selected of two. Mr. Koontz, declared that the Santa Early ing. Small house, family was heavy westward No. 19 travel- Rosenwald at E. Fe is the friend of New Mexico and Apply David E. ed with a full passenger list and sev- To the Choicest will do all in its power to aid in the get Rosenwald and Son. eral times an extra car was on development and the creation of fa placed the train. the rush the pas- PATTERN ture prosperity in the new Btate. He During on luxurious train were declared that legislation aimed sages this weeks With FIRST NATIONAL BANK against the Santa Fe would be detri engaged several ahead. mental to the entire state. the return of the toulrsts from the The Most Complete SPRING Pacific coast the travel YOUR H. G. McGee of Clovis reDresenteti heavy No. success Mexico switched to 20, and the and the reasonable HOUSE-CLEANIN- the railway employes of New OF LAS VEGAS, N. M. G of this train that Its mate at the hearing. No action was taken equalled had earlier in the season. priced display ever toy the commtftteeis. There are ait enjoyed present pending in the house and sen shown in Las is Can be made much lighter Subscribe for The Optic. Vegas Capital, $100,000 Surplus, and Uwdividd Profits $35,000 ate a number of railway bills. One us Lace-Curtain- s, by sending your of these is a three-ce- nt fare law. now ready. Our Depositors Receive Every Courtesy and Ac- Blankets, small Another is an act requiring the San ta Fe to maintain an a?ent at each commodation Within the Scope of Good Banking. Rugs, etc. station and to keep a telephone at OUR Our charges are reasonable each stopping place along the line. J. C. J0HNSEN & SON. Another law compels the Interest Paid on Time Deposits and service prompt. proposed railroads to make reconslgnmenia COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS free: at are PRICES ON BLANKETS ARE: present they charging SANITARY $2 for such service. Judge H. L Single Cotton .15 Waldo, general solicitor for the San Double " 25 ta Fe in New Mexico, spoke unor the legal aspects of the various hills. BAKERY GOODS Single Wool 25 EVERYBODY READS THE LIS VEGAS OPTIC Double " .50 ORATORICAL CONTEST A trial will convince you Rock Hill, S. C, April 26. 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