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VOL. XXXII. No 160 EAST LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO, MONDAY, MAY 15, 191 1 CITY EDITION

prosecute Russell under this indict Securities rase .the government nal TERM OF ment. Mr. Ward said he thought it LABOR LEADERS SITUATION AGAIN STANDARD OIL CO. founded much of its hope. FEDERAL TROOPS SPRING was understood, however, that he It was evident that Attorney General intended to have another indictment Wickersham, who had directed the brought against Russell and that he governments battle during its later COURT - DON'T HAVE TO DISSOLUTION DISTRICT was to be held responsible for np- ALARMING IN IS stages, was not delighted when the CONCENTRATING In bond pearance court under his chief justice began, but he maintained to se7er-i- l Russell is said have cashed tome hope of success. man who CONVENES worthless checks. He is the GO TO JAIL CANTON AFFIRMED Chief Justice White first went into IN CAPITAL Is accused of a horse shooting belong' an extensive recital of the facts in the to Nick Chaffin while the ing driving case and then held that the court had JUDGE ROBERTS ORDERS SPECIAL animal In the country. The hore Is SUPREME COURT OF UNITED RUMORS OF A GENERAL REVOLU SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED MEXICAN GOVERNMENT ABAN Jurisdiction over the suit, which had said to have been .badly Injure 1 STATE FAMOUS TIONARY OUTBREAK THERE STATES DECIDES AGAINST JURY VENIRES TO COMPLETE 3 DECIDES been questioned by the Standard Oil DONS NORTHERN STATES TO Judge Roberts showed his strict PANELS CONTEMPT CASES TOMORROW GIANT CORPORATION company. Chief Justice White sa'd THE REVOLUTIONISTS discipline when the district attorney from the bench that the contentions and Mr. Lucas engaged In an argu were as as the ends the ment regarding the case of Russell. REMANDED FOR ANOTHERTRIAL THOUSANDS ARE VICTORY FOR THE GOVERNMENT divergent of IRON REGIME MURDER CASE IS DROPPED FLEEING earth. He of a IS TOTTERING "I must refuse absolutely, gentle spoke "Jungle" of test! and law. The men, to settle disputes between at- mony of only point in ACTION AGAINST CARLOS LUCERO he said. "Russell is under JOHN MITCHELL, FRANK MORRI CONTEMPLATED UPRISING TO BE REORGANIZATION CONCLUSIVE which the two sides were in accord PRESIDENT DIAZ TO MASS HIS torneys," ' STRICKEN FROM DOCKET bond and must appear. Instruct his SON AND SAMUEL GOMPERS LED BY HIGH CHINESE PRESUMPTION OF ENDEAVOR was that the first and second sections ARMY AT MEXICO CITY IN of the Sherman anti-tru- st law WITH LEAVE TO REINSTATE bondsmen to that effect, Mr. Sheriff. ERRONEOUSLY SENTENCED OFFICIALS TO CREATE MONOPOLY control LAST STAND The case of Santiago and Onofre led the case. The chief justice said I.efebre, charged with assault with in- me court icizea on zmi point as a DECAPITATIONS LAWYERS IN A LIVELY TILT tent to kill, likely will be tried here ENDS BITTER LITIGATION OCCUR DAILY OPINION BY CHIEF JUSTICE basis on which to work out a decision. PEACE" AGAIN TALKED OF this term. The men recently secured Taking up the two sections, the chief a of venue from Mora coun ustice began consideration of the law, FlITRICT ATTORNEY C. W. G, change TROUBLE GREW OUT OF WAR BE RELATIVES DARE NOT REMOVE HIGHEST TRIBUNAL HOLDS ONLY BELIEVED. NEGOTIATIONS WILL ty. They were present at the shoot- promising to come later to its applica AND W. J. LUCAS EX- TWEEN UNIONS AND BUCKS BODIES FROM STREETS-CONDITI- ONS MATTER REMAINING IS BE IMMEDIATELY RESUMED WARD ing of Deputy Sheriff Rlcardo Lobato tion in the present case. He first HORRIFYING ' REMEDY CHANGE COMPLIMENTS for which Augustine Harmon Is now STOVE AND RANGE CO. took up the common law which dealt AT JUAREZ doing time In the penitentiary. 'with the problems raised by the Sher- Clarence It was expected at noon that the Hong Kong, May 15. There are man anti-trus-t law. 15. The state It was necessary for Judge Washington, May 15. Setting aside Guaymas. Mex., May who this opened court would be completely organized alarming rumors of a general revolu Washington, May i5. (Bulle-- of Sonora is abandoned to the J. Roberts, morning the sentences of im- being court for for business this afternoon and might Imprisonment, at Canton and the tin 5:30 P. M.) The the May term of the district tionary uprising Supreme BASEBALL TOMORROW rebels and nil the federal troops there the court of the . - Mliruel county. to order the begin the trial of cases. posed by supreme surrounding districts, planned for to- Court of the United States to- concentrated in Mexico Colonel sn , Tomorrow afternoon 4 o'clock the City. whl''h District of for dis morrow. affirmed the Standard Oil at drawing of special venires from Columbia, alleged Tens of thousands of per- day baseball season Diaz arrived here today with 500 men dissolution for Las Vegas will be to for the grand obedience to a the sons are to this f decree, giving the emhark-in- g complete the panels BIG INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE boycott injunction, fleeing city. opened formally with a game between from Agua Prleta and began which will sit during The revolution Is said to cover a f government victory. The deel- - and petit juries Washington, May 15. The fourth Supreme Court of the United States f the Maroons and the team represent- bis force on a transport. He will Sheriff Secundlno Romero wide area nnd to be led relatives slon was read by Chief Justice the term. ongress of revision of the conference today held that Samuel Gompers, by ing the Japanese Baseball association proceed to Manzanillo, thence over the was ordered the court to instruct of high officials educated in White and iwas very voluminous, f by of the international union for the John Mitchell and Frank Morrison, Japan. of Los Angeles, Calif. The Maroons Tehuantepec railroad to Mexico City. additional to report More than Is to be By the reorganization of the the grand jurors of industrial open- $1,000,000 said are their teeth in Peace loemed on the hori 3 protection property, and secre Oil gritting anticipation again big at 2 o'clock and the petit jurors at president, available fcr the rebels. Leaders de- t Standard company of New ed here today, attended by represen of the strenous battle they expect to zon of Mexico's internal affairs today o'clock. It was expected the panels - tary, respectively, of the American clare have to Jersey, the chief Justice said, tatives of thirty-fou- r nations. This they enough dynamite put up. Yesterday Albuquerque de- and led Foreign Minister de la Barra, would be during the af Federation of Labor, had been erron- blow there was prima facie evidence completed conference is to last six up the city of Canton. feated the Japs and the Maroons are as he started for the national session and that the grand expected eously sentenced to jail on a charge f that there was an endeavor to f palace, ternoon Decapitations of rebels and suspects determined to hang it on the Mikado's to remark "We believe we are its deliberations im- weeks. The delegates have plenarv of contempt of a local court. control and monopolize and that that jury would begin occur daily in Canton. Relatives do subjects by a large score if possible. toward charged by powers, authorizing them to negotiate The court held that further investigation made this making graat progress peace." mediately after being unanimously not dare remove bodies from the A big crowd is expected. at and cign treaties. the sentences that could be im conclusive of an in--f Roberts. Court adjourned only streets and as a hor- presumption Judge result there is a to Federals Evacuate Hermosillo 11 o'clock to reconvene at i ociocn. posed on the labor leaders were fines, tent restrain trade. He said rible situation. British, French, Ger 15. recommendation of District ruling that the court of appeals and only the question of remedy now Hermosillo, Sonora, May Her Upon man, American and Italian gunboats W. G. Ward the supreme court of the District of Co remained for consideration. YOKOHAMA mosillo, the capital ot the state ot Attnmpv Charles TARIFF ON RAW are now off Canton. HOST cases were stricken from lumbia erred in treating the contempt ; Sonora, was evacuated today by the following The unrest Is" federal General Luis Tor- the docket with power to reinstate: proceedings as a criminal case and political general trops. F. south China and tomorrow Carlos Lucero, charged with murder. not a civil one. throughout White Delivered Opinion TO BLUE JACKETS res, military governor, leaving with WOOL TO REMAIN Is with - . the of five hundred men Mr. Ward stated the territory Is noc The effect of holding that the pro awaited, apprehension.- Washington, May IB. At 4 o'clock garrison evl-- were was to for The Mexican gov- In tho possession of sufficient ceedings civil make Jail this afternoon Chler Justice White Guaymas. deuce to convict; Hiipolito Candelario, sentences Impossible. To correct the MEMBERS OF ASIATIC FLEET ARE ernment apparently has determined to lar- IT "WILL BE CUT ALMOST TO error case began to deliver the opinion of the larceny ot cattle; Juan Trujillo, the Was sent back to tho LONDON WELCOMES ROYALLY ENTERTAINED BY make its last stand In Sonora at the larceny NOTHING, BUT WON'T E lower courts with direction that It Supreme Court of the United States com- ceny of cattle; Juan Romero, THE JAPANESE port of Guaymas. Colonel Bias, ot horse. Mr. Ward stated that there COML A PRODUCT be dismissed. in the suit over the dissolution of the manding the garrison that evacuated name At the same time the court ex- are several men by the Bame Standard Oil corporation. Agua Prleta, succeeded in reaching n , made it for civil pro- GERMAN ROYALTY Yokohama, May 15. The city Is and the man wanted uoci un Washing-on- 15. Democratic pressly possible It was 'Chief Justice White who had Hermosillo, but continued on to the May to bright with the colors of America and Andres Gutierrez, lar o ceedings be Instituted against the seaport There has been apprehended; members the ways and means com lent his voice to the refusal of the In honor of 600 American blue cit. a gen cattle. The man has never labor men by the Bucks Stove and Japan, eral withdrawal ceny of mittee of the house today began draft OVATION TENDERED EMPEROrt court to dissolve the Sugar Jackets from Asiatic who of troops from other Cosmes Viarriall, lar- Range company, at whose instance the fleet, all been arrested; ing the revised tariff schedule on wool. Trust when the famous case are of Yokohama. points, these forces proceeding to Frank Russell, larceny the original contempt case was WILLIAM, EMPRESS VICTORIA Knight the guests today ceny of cattle; which will be submitted to the demo was before court. He also deliv- This Guaymas. of brought. Inasmuch as all the differ- AND PRINCESS LOUISE the afternoon the mayor gave a gar of horse; Lucio Perea, larceny f of cratic caucus for ratification, prob ences between labor men and the ered a dissenting opinion when the den party, which was attended by Fred Farnham, burglary the Rebels sheep; ably within the week. Advocates of Northern Securities company wa3 fifty officers and five hundred visiting Taking Possession railroad car. Bucks Stove and Range company have 15. free wool were not as confident London, May Emperor William, the court as in viola- sailors. Naco, Sonora, May 15. General Lo-- The following cases were dismiss- been adjudicated, Including the ''Boy- by being Victoria and Prin- anti-tru- st Admir- mell, provisional governor of assault with a today as heretofore that the revised cott" case out of which the contempt Empress Auguste tion of the Sherman law. On Tonight he gave a dinner for Sonora, ed: Manuel Ortiz, is sending rebel troops from unlaw, schedule would place the raw material proceedings arose, today's decision is cess Victoria Louise, who arrived at the Knight case, the Standard Oil de al Hubbard, at which officers of both Agua deadly weapon; Marclal Vigil, Prleta westward and as sen- on the free list. Extraordinary to be heard of this for while on navies were present, members of the southward carrying arms. Vigil was pres probably the last Sheemess last night on the Imperial pended largely support; as fully sure to American embassy and two hundred last they can be armed and fully to the penitentiary at the last has been brought bear by famous action. entered London the majority 'opinion in the Northern tenced yacht Hohenzollern, native and American residents of the equipped. One force will arrive here term of court for larceny of a dwell- conservative leaders to secure unani- today and were welcomed with great of mutual regard today to take possession of and garri- Pedro Plantard, an appeal case mous approval of a comprehensive bill city. Expressions ing; enthusiam. were exchanged the speakers. son this town. A Bmall garrison will the court of Chaperito; and these leaders insist that such J NON UNION DUILT by from justice CORPORATION BOOKS The German royal guests are her3 The functions for the en- remain at Cananea and the other abandonment and fail- bill would meet with caucus approval arranged Jacobo Brito, for a week's visit to and tertainment of the visitors are much in this district will proceed wife. Brito and his Such a bill a tariff oi King Gorge ure to support might provide to re'n-forc- e dif- Queen Mary, and primarily to be pres- FLATDMIHITED more elaborate than any with which Nogales and Hermosillo to wife have since patched up their about five or six cents a pound on tho TO BEJNSPECTED ent at the unveiling of the national the naval representatives of any other Colonel Cabaral's forces. ficulties and were said by Mr. Ward raw product, which eventually would Jara-mill- memorial to Queen Victoria, the em- nation have been honored. to be living together; Francisco go on the free list and result In a cut GOVERNMENT WINS CONTROVER- The and CHICAGO CONTRACTOR WHO DE Peace Seems Near of cattle. Jaramillo is of to In peror's grandmother. king larceny forty fifty per cent manufac FIED ORGANIZED VIC- EI Paso, Tex., May 15. The end of in the peni- SY OF FAR REACHING EFFECT queen and other members of the Brit- LABOR, no(w serving a sentence tured woolen goods. INDIAN'S RIGHTS NOT EQUAL the revolution in Mexico seems near. been convicted at IN SUPREME COURT ish royal met the visitors at TIM OF OUTRAGE tentiary, having Washington, May 15. Three centu- Judge Carbajal, federal peace com- term of court; Daniel Nieto, the Victoria station and all were driven the last POLICE SERGEANT INDICTED ries of civilization have not brought missioner, this morning received to children to school. in state to Buckingham Palace. Enor- 15. An failure send 15.- - 15. The Chicago, May explosion par Mexico un- San Francisco, May Sergeant Washington, May Supreme the full blood Indian to the point telegraphic instructions from Several cases were passed over mous crowds thronged the route. wrecked a three-stor- y flat build- of Police Peter Fanigan, detailed as Court of the United States today tially where his lights are equal to those City, to proceed with the peace ne- til later in the term when they likely sentence of con- ing in Bunker street early today and these messenger to the mayor, was indict- approved the recent of the white man. Such was the deci- gotiations along the lines proposed will be called for trial. Among drove twenty-tw- o families into the ed today on charges of extortion in tempt imposed in the New York APPLIANCE ACTS COMPULSORY sion 'today of the Supreme Court of by Rafael Hernandez yesterday, are the cases of Felix Chavez, unlaw- street. Windows were shattered for connection with the investigation of courts on Christopher C. Wilson, 15. Railroads the United States, in constitu which were based upon the demands branding one head of cattle; Washington, May holding fully the Tele- blocks around, and a large section of e of Francisco I. Madero. municipal clinic in the red light president of the United Wirless coming within the terms of the safety tional the twenty-fiv- year restrictions Nestor Bustos, assault with deadly district district of this city. The indictment graph company, because of his refusal acta of In 1893 the thickly populated Italian, on the Bale of Indian lands. The telegram to Judge Carbajal is weapon; Catarino Hinojos, larceny of appliance congress charges use of his official position to the examination of the com- and 1903 are under an absolute was terror stricken. believed to be signed by President horses; Ramon de Herrara, larceny permit duty to extort money from the women of to In .Michael Bottlgliero, the contractor, Diaz, himself, and it is rumored con- of Adolf o C. de Baca, assault pany's books. keep repair automatic couplers cattle; the district. (had been employing non-unio- n men, in tains a formal acceptance by the with rock. By this decision the federal govern- and other appliances prescribed by A defiance of many threats, it is claimed. MRS. TAFT HAS president of the propositions suggest- case of Juan and Miguel Pet ment won a far reaching legal con- law, and it is not merely a duty to The He had an attack ' on the ed. wlth unlawfully mark troversy, in that officials of corpora- exercise reasonable diligence In re expected tine, charged SENATE DEADLOCK and had a Without doubt, formal peace nego- was set for this after- tions cannot refuse to give up posses- pairing the same, such was the de building placed special NERVOUS J1REAKD01YN ing sheep, about it. tiations Tv ill be immediately resumed. noon. The trial of Felix and Telesfor sion of corporation books for examina- cision today of the Supreme Court of guard the United States. In of these a Shortly after the receipt of the me3s-ag- e Chavez, charged with larceny of tion by grand juries lest they become spite precautions REMAINSJJNBROKEN bomb was in cen PRESIDENT SUMMONED YESTER- from Mexico City, Judge Carbajal was set for hearing tomorrow. Incriminated powerful placed the horses, thereby. got into communication with Dr. Vas-que- z the report of District Court also ter of the structure. The explosion DAY TO WIFE'S BEDSIDE FROM Upon receiving The Supreme approved Gomez, the confidential agent of Ward Michael Pettine, GALUNGER AND BACON TIE ON tore off the roof, cracked the walls and HARRISBURG, PA. Attorney that the contempt sentence imposed on PREDICTS RUIN OF the Maderos. It seems that under indictment FIRST PROGESSIVES shattered .he windows. probable Sr., and Luis Gold, BALLOT; William Dveier, of New York, secre- before of to send their children to nightfall, representatives for failure VOTE FOR CLAPP tary of the Lichenstein Millinery com- CATTLE New York, May 15.Mrs. Taft, the revolutionists and of the federal school, had not complied with the In- INDUSTRY TO EXPORT 60,000 CATTLE pany, who had also refused to pro- whose sudden illness interrupted the government, will again take tho them Rob- 15. A structions given by Judge May 15. A continua- duce books under circumstances simi- Nogales, Sonora, May and brought him when Washington, president's plans problem of restoring peace to their erts at the last term of court round-u- p of head of cattle in tion of the deadlock in to lar to those In the Wilson ca3e. H COWAN OF FT. WORTH, TEX., 60,000 hurriedly to her bedside yesterday with the law, the attempt unhappy country. they agreed to comply the vicinity of Cananea, Nogalea and from Harrishurg, Pa., was so much ordered that be elect a president of the PLEADS FOR RETENTION OF the judge they POSTAL BANK FOR VEGAS " Naco has oeen ordered for shipment better today that President Taft Into court this afternoon. senate was apparent when the A DUTY ON MEATS is under NOMINATIONS SENT TO SENATE brought today May 15. Postmaster into the United States. It started for Washington at 10:08 Charles Rus- first ballot resulted in no choice. Sen- Washington. 15. President It was discovered that the stood that fear of the imposition of a o'clock. Mrs. Taft's illness Is said to Washington, May General Hitchcock has annonnctd nom- sell, charged with maiming a horse, ator Gallinger, the republican caucus : 15. tax rebels is back of the trou- Taft today sent to the senate the forty-seve- additional Washington, May In the hearing heavy by the be a recurrence of the nervous under 33 while his designation of L. has left Las Vegas, Russell is candidate, polled votes, -- two inations of Henry Stimson of New postal depositories, making a before the senate finance committee proposed exportation. ble, 'from which she suffered bond and Judge Roberts ordered him democratic 6pponent, Senator Bacon, savings York to be secretary ct war, and C. total of 16V since 3. The new on the Canadian reciprocity bill today, years ago. :v to be returned and brought into received the same number. Six pro- January S. Millington, Herkimer, N. Y., to be offices will be to receive de- S. H. Cowan, representing the cattle IMPORTANT LAND DECISION court. Russell Is understood to be in gressive republicans voted for Sena- ready (assistant treasurer of the United June 12. The forty-fiv-e offices raisers' association of Texas and the Washington, May 15. Hundreds of Patient Rapidly Recovering Los Angeles. W. J. Lucas, attorney tor Clapp. posits States at Naw York City. announced a week have National Live Stock association, pre titles to desert land claims were af- 15. President for Russell, reported that his client A second ballot was similar to the ago reported Washington, May, dicted ruin for the cattle indus a decision of the Su had understood the case against him first, and, despairing of breaking the that they will be In readiness for raising fected today by Taft returned to Washington at 3:15 1. the new of- if the on meats was removed. Court of the United States, m. ANTLERS SALOON CLOSED . would be dropped. District Attorney deadlock,' the senate took up for con- operation June Among try duty preme p. He found a message awaiting Ros-we- ll The Antlera saloon on the corner of Ward told the court that Mr. Lucas sideration the joint resolution provld. fices are E.ist Las Vegas, N. M., "Argentina Is capturing the American holding that desert land entrymen ob him, saying that 'Mrs. Taft had Bhown and Sixth did not its must have misunderstood him when ing for the election of United States N. M., Clifton and Prescott, beef trade." .he said, "and Canada, tain rights by entry which may be a marked improvement during the Douglas open " . i doors this he stated that he likely would not senators by direct vote. Ariz. too, could compete." assigned. day. morning. '2 LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, MONDAY, MAY 15, 191 1

Your Opportunity One-Thi- rd Off to Save Money And the Season Just Started Everything O 13 Off i3 Off

ESTABLISHED 1862

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Monday May 15 to Wednesday flay 24 ONE-THIR- D OFF EVERYTHING

In Dry Goods, Women's and Children's Ready-to-Wea- r, riillinery and Men's and Boy's Suits and Pants

This includes everything in Women's and Children's Ready-to-We- ar Garments, Hillinery, Dress Goods, Silks, Wash Goods, Huslins, Sheetings, Linens, Hosiery, Underwear and notions. Also Men's and Boy's Suits and Pants NOTHING RES E RVE D EXCEPT

Sunburst Silk, Cadet Hose, Toilet Articles, Butterick Patterns and Publications and Threads of All Kinds EXAMPLE EXAMPLE HOW IT IS DONE our of $S.oo worth of merchandise.... $3.33 Make your purchases from as many departments as you wish, at regular $30 worth merchandise.... $20.00 marked price, buying when, what and as much as you wish. The salesperson will of $10 worth of merchandise.... $6.67 then enter the different items in the salesbook at regular value, add the several $35 worth merchandise.... $23.23 amounts together, THEN DEDUCT ONE-THIR- D FROM THE TOTAL. When upon $40 worth of merchandise.... of two-thir- ds $15 worth merchandise.. ..$10.00 payment of the remaining the goods become yours. Thus: If your $26.67 $20 worth of $13.33 purchases amount to $15.00 at our regular prices, deduct $3.00, pay $10.00 and $60 worth of merchandise. . . .$40.00 merchandise.... the goods are yours. $25 worth of merchandise.... $16.67 $75 worth of merchandise.... $50.00

Nothing Exchanged For Cash Only No Telephone Orders Accepted

The Greatest Honey Saving Sale Ever Held in Las Vegas LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, MAY 1 MONDAY, 15, 191 3

MEMORIAL DAY WILL REORGANIZE MAXIMUM LOADS 66 99 PROCLAMATION INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT CARS Live Wire estions IS ISSUED RAILROAD REACHED

50V. SIZED MILLS URGES TRIBUTE BE GEORGE J. GOULD AND HIS IN OFFICIALS CLAIM LARGER "To Live PAID Wire TO THE STOCK IS From ROLLING Hen NATION'S TERESTS TO BID IN TEXAS HEROIC DEAD PROPERTY

Santa Fe, N. M, May 15. Governor Palestine, Tex., May 15. The In In the expectancy of moving one of A LIVE WIRE STORE" "William J. Mills today issued a Me- ternational and Great Northern rail the largest crops in many years of morial In other farm during day proclamation, which road, which has been operated by a grain and products he urges the observance of 30 the months, railway traffic and May receiver the past three years, is to be coming in honor of the nation's heroic dead. officials are turning their Don't Elsewhere YOU NEW disposed of here tomorrow undier fore- - operating Buy Before SEE OUR STORE The governor's proclamation reads: i attention to equipment. Local officials closure sale. The road 1,159 "The 30th of May is again drawing comprises are authority for the statement that miles near. This is the day which has been of line in Texas and is con most of the roads this fall will have f. dis-- adopted by the states, territories and trolled in the interest of the Missouri large amount of new rolling stock. But "W7E are pleased to announce to these good people that we have now a greater W ' has been dependencies of the States as a Pacific. although the equipment te Uted 0f - it play g00(J things for men and men than ever before- not up-to-da- flay on which a tribute should be paid Many reports regarding the prob growing in size for several years, young only new cars will 10 the memory of the soldiers and sail able future of the property have been Is reported none of the clothes, but the Store in Las Our handsome, ers or lives in dimension those of former prettieshGents' Furnishing Vegas. the republic who lost their circulated since the road was ordered exceed In the defense of their and 'n The limit in capacity, it is gen-eral- lj new store fixtures enable us to our better and adds comfort to the country sold last fall. One was to the years. display goods buyer the honor and of the report has been reached. upholding glory effect that the state of Texas would believed, while Stars and Without those For a dozen the railroads shopping. Stripes. buy in the property, while another year3 brave men who gave their lives up- have been building bigger cars for up had it that . Washington and on a field and as well as many bloody of battle, a coierie of negro financiers were to the freight traff'c, bigger in a at union nasseneer cars and locomotives of many fight sea, the acquire the road and operate it with J NO REASON WHY YOU CANNOT would not be what It Is the traction force or ca today, negro labor exclusively. greater pulling BE WELL DRESSED. The MEN'S TROUSERS most immense In- suits we powerful nation in the world, As a matter of fact, however, there pacity. Along with the ' im- offer and the one government which seeks appears to be little doubt as to the crease In equipment has come for $12.00, $15.00 and $20.00 roadbed Cassi-raiere- to do what Is right and for the best disposal that will be made of the pro- proved trackage and a better are all wool Worsteds and s. interests of humanity at large. We It is as a settled m general. 1$ Just received a full perty. regarded thing Hand tailored, latest styles. should call to mind our brave de that the third mortgage bondholders, Fifteen cr more years ago freight parted soldiers and sailors. Their including George J. Gould and inter- cars had a capacity of from 28,000 to line of Men's Trousers, heroic and patriotic conduct should ests allied with him, will bid in the 30,000 pound's. A few of 40,000 pounds ever be an inspiration to us, and in property as a preliminary to its re- were in , but one of 50,000 I We full for un- also have about peg top, styles spire us to guard carefully and pre- organization. The commission is pounds rarely was seen. serve intact the glorious heritage of derstood to have agreed to an issue of Freight cars now have reached a ca- 2 dozen suits which we and a free government which our fathers securities necessary to take care of pacity of from 60,000 to 100,000 and men young men. gave to us. Interest charges and provide for the in some instances exceed even this. offer for Former rehabilitation of the road. $6.95. "Now, therefore, I, William J. Mills, Cars of 28,000 to 40,000 capacity long it' HERMAN WtLI A CO. f'f HERMAN WILB ft CO. of the of New Mex- ago have been out of service. The BUfPALO, N. governor territory Y, price, $12.00. $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 BUFFALO, N. Y, ico, do hereby designate and set apart cars now in use are almost double the Tuesday, May 30, 1911, as Memorial AMERICANS ARE length of the light cars of two decades day, and do hereby request that on ago. Eighty thousands capacity box said day business of a secular nature and stock cars are now as common as be suspended as far as possible, with the 30,000 were ten years ago. QUITTING the increases cars Hats in the of New Mexico, and With in freight and territory Mens Summer mere doubled Spring that the people generally join with engines have been than the patriotic associations In strewing FORMER LAS VEGAS TRAINMEN In pulling power. In the early '90s an Hat time.; That time is now. We are ready for it at your service with "ROELOFS SMILE" Hats. flowers upon the mounds which mark FIND RISK TOO GREAT IN WAR engines that could move1 thirty-fiv- e or hats and Panama loaded cars of Latest Spring models. Everyone spells style and perfection. Soft hats, straw hats, any the mouldering remains of our dead RIDDEN REPUBLIC forty freight the, lighter heroes, and in paying a tribute of re capacity were considered powerful ma kind you prefer. Come in and be fitted on time. to their memories. chines. Now one engine pulls 100 cars spect True to its name the country sur- "And I further request that in our of the largest dimensions. rounding Aguascalientes, Mex., is too schools exercises be --so practical rauroaa men now agree patriotic held, much like "hot waters" at present to Panama Hats, $6.50; Straw Hats, $2.50 to $3.00 im- that the car is that love of country may be meet the modest demands of P. A. present large capacity and minds of about the ideal and few expect any pressed upon the hearts Linn, a railroad engineer, who is well and be extension oi dimensions. the pupils, they taught that it known In Las Vegas. ,A few days ago a owe is duty which they to lay down while on Ms regular run. Mr. Linn their lives if necessary In the defense received rough treatment at the hands DISCUSS FUEL PROBLEMS -- . Summer o i Men's and the flag." of InsurrectoB.1 The reb- if the Mexican Chattanooga, Term., May 15. The Spring s. els stopped the train some distance International Railway Fuel associa j from the en- NEW HEAD OF NAVAL ACADEMY Aguascalientes. Perhaps tion, which aims to reduce the cost gineer didn't bring the train to a halt and at the same time secure the high, If Annapolis, Md., May 15. Captain U Neckwear quiclfly enough to please them as est efficiency for. fuel expenditure by n John H. Gibbons today assumed the they climbed into the engine and beat railroads, met in this for duties of superintendent of the Unit- city today him over the head with revolvers its third annual convention. In add! ed States Naval Academy, succeeding Fortunately the engineer did not re- tion to the railroad experts many I Neckwear with the Spring Idea in every weave and patterns; I Captain John M. Bowyer, who relin- Pjj ceive serious injuries. After paying prominent coal operators are attend quished the position on account of 111 jU such as Carter & Holmes, makers of fine cravati. V their compliments to the other train the meeting. The sessions will last v health. The new superintendent ia a ing j officials the rebels robbed the train, three The' list of is native of and has for sev- days. speakers Michigan Mr. Linn decided that Mex headed Dr. A. chief ' eral months been a member of the promptly by Joseph Holmes, ; Prices and t ico railroad could of the United States' bureau of 50c, 65c, $1.00 $1 .50 Naval General Board. His last com- and the National mines, was to out. Ac- who will the results of the mand was the cruiser Charleston. go hang; he going get explain cordingly he sent to Las Vegas his fuel investigations made under the df j Previous to that duty he was naval wife who ar rection of the bureau. attache at London. and little son, Lawrence, rived Saturday and are guests of Mrs. Linn's mother, Mrs. S. L. Stoner, of h X I) 4 Special Offer on Wash Ties, all Colors, Tubular, t S- El torado hotel. Mr. Linn is expected LIGHTNING STRUCK " to arrivfc in a few days. At present Worth 35c, for 25c V WOMAN he is packing up his belongings pre W. HOME paratory to moving. H.STAPP fLjytS W. F. Smith, a brother of H. C, the Gross Smith of Kelly company, MRS. STAPP AND MRS. GEORGE ESCAPES and a brother-in-la- of Mr. Linn, also DICE SEVERELY SHOCKED is employed on the Mexican railroad BY BOLT Cluett Makers running out of Aguascalientes. He Spring Shirtings, Peabody, sent word to his here Mrs. people by You will admire the new effects in or OPERATION Linn and he probably will return to Though a bolt Of lightning which Shirts, quite stunning, as you prefer, pleated or soft, with the new soft cuffs and Las Vegas or at least get out of Mex- struck the home of William H. Stapp and soft collars to match. All the new things. Prices, AND ico in the near future. He tells that on Hot Springs boulevard during the 00, $1.50, $1.T5 $2.00 WasCuredbyLydiaE.Pink-ham'- s an engineer on the National railroad rain storm yesterday afternoon, recently was compelled by the insur passed uncomfortably close to Mrs. I Vegetable Compound gents to wreck a train by running it Stapp and Mrs. George Dice, neither remedies have ex- Elwood, Ind. "Your es- of the women was injured. Both me and have taken six onto a burning . The man cured I only shock. Bostoniaris Famous Shoes - perienced a slight For Men bottles of E. Pinkham's Vegeta- caped with his life, but the rebels Lydia I 1 . - I T would have killed him with their The lightning entered the hnuse was sick mree drawn revolvers had he failed to obey through the roof from which it jumped months and could to wife. It made not walk. I suf- their commands. the electric light Fit your feet with BOSTONIAN "Dress Shoes" and forget your feet troubles. Every pair of shoes all time. its exit a window in front ot fered the through Bostonian who The doctors said I which Mrs. Stapp and Mrs. Dice were bearing stamp is made by reliable manufacturers, employ only honest workmen, men could not get well SWITCHMEN'S UNION MEETS The electric light wire in the without an opera- sitting. who have had years of experience making honest footwear. We invite you to our store. tion, for I could St. Paul, Minn., May 15. With ah room was annihilated and a ho'e was hardlv stand the attendance of several hundred dele- torn through the window frame. The In.iina in w Rides. gates from many parts of the United house was not otherwise damaged. I Prices, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 especially my right States and Canada the biennial con- other i one, ana aown my Lightning played' several, ...... IrifrVit:. . . .. lnor T of elec- - .. - . r hpcran- o" vention of the Switchmen's Union pranks yesterday. It burned out North America met in the old State tric lamps in 'several houses and bad- one bottle of Compound, but kept on to remain in as I was afraid to stop too soon." Mrs. Capitol building today, ly frightened many people by making Sadie Mullex, 2723 N. Ji. St., El- session about two weeks. President the wires pop and pit fire. No serious Special Offer on the Following Articles: wood, Ind. Hawley presided at the opening ses- damage was done by the playful bolts, with Why will women take chances sion, which was devoted entirely to however. Men's Half Hose, in extra double sole, black and tan, 15c each pair. Special, three pair for , . . an operation or drag put a sickly, 25C three-fourt- routine business. While there is a half-heart- existence, missing Suspenders worth 50c each pair., On sale, per pair ...... , . , , of the of living when they great deal of business to come before 28C joy to Railroad Men Men's Khaki worth On ...... can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's the delegates, it is said that nothing Warning Pants, $1.50 sale, per pair '. , . , 11 Bath 98C Vegetable Compound? of a nature is anticipat" E. S. Bacon, Bast St., Me., it has been the revolutionary sends out this to railroaders: Tor thirty years annual re- warning standard remedy for female ills, and ed at the convention. The "A conductor on the railroad, my Be Our New has cured thousands of women who port to be presented by Secretary work caused a chronic Inflammation Sure and Visit Store ail- Lave been troubled with such M. R. Welch shows a steady gain in of the kidneys, and I was miserable as inflammation, ments displacements, the of the and all played out A friend advised fibroid tumors, irregulari- membership organization the ulceration, from the losses Foley Kidney Pills and from day ties, periodic pains, backache, indiges- and a full recovery I commenced I began to nervous taking them, The A tion, and prostration. sustained in the recent strike In the regain my strength. The inflamma- Leading 610 Douglas If you have the slightest doubt Northwest. In connection with the tion cleared and I am far better than L,ydia E. Pinkham's Vege- Avenue that will you, convention the Woman's Auxiliary I have been for twenty years. The table Compound help weakness and dizzy spells are a thing to Mrs. Pinkham at also began Its biennial meeting today. Haberdasher write our fynn,letter of the past and I highly recommend LA CHERT'S Between 6th & 7th Sts. Mass for advice. The of the auxiliary is Mrs. will be absolutely confidential, president Foley Kidney Pills." . O. G. Scahefer and the advice free. Barbara Strang of Duluth. and Red Cross Drug Co. r"-"""""- ' ' " """ ,ll'- ....., ...... ,.., I,, ,. . .'J'.1 .'. """"" '"""""' V l'.J -- TT..' '. '." .'" '.J Jl.

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, . ! - t I iSpecial Mil.-I 20 Per Cent h Showing ; l' . r.ii -f-i;u of Women's h"" and Men's Low A RRFAT F.VFNTf; Shoes. The ah Ladies lM SAVlii Season's Newest ' and ; Styles j Waists - Leathers n 1 . . 1 1 sues J4 tu 44 Reduced 10 to 20 PerCt. l 1 I AT BACHARACHS May 15 to 31, Reductions in All Departments

What we preach we practice. Our advertisement is an echo from our counters. An echo is only an attenuation, nothing can quite atone for the absence of the original. Reading about the Alps is not quite as good as being there. And similarly we cannot quite convey here all the inherent virtues of this Great May Saving Event. When will you favor us with a call?

White Goods Silk Red fern and Warner's Snow Dry Specials Underskirt Satins and Silks Rust Proof Muslin Underwear. t Corset Offerings Every 4 ioc Amoskeag Apron Ginghams, Bargains Pair Guaranteed per yd .8 $1.25 Plain Colored Taffeta Silks ? 15c Best Quality Dress Gingham. 27-inc- h, per yd 98c XX a. There are so many fresh and per yd 12c $5.00 Black Silk Petticoats . $2.69 $1.25 Plain Colored Messaline Redfern $3.50 Model; pure h; ! com- Cambric, Nainsook 27-inc- .89c whalebone. Our most pretty things in., Undeqyiuslins 17jcLonsdale per yd finish 14c $6.50 Guaranteed Taffeta Petti- fortable make $2.79 here it is ha'fd to know of $1.25 Novelty Messaline and Taf- that 15c Manchester Percales, 36 ins. coats in black and all colors, No. 305. $2.50 Model, Warner's to inches feta Silks, yd 98c Rust Corsets. A which you would rather h ear So wide I2C 38 44 $4.50 Proof long h, for medium 20c Holy Batistes and Lawns, $ .65 Fancy Taffeta Silk 19-inc- model; designed we will describe them as a whole. $7.50 Petticoats (written guar- per yd 16c per yd 48c figures $1.98 antee given with each), 38 to 35c India Linens, pure white, per No. 266. $3.00, Stout Ladies' 44 inches $5. 19 $ .65 Plain China Silks; col- Corset Covers .7".".i9c'to"$i.89 yd .....26c any Model. Warner's Rust Proof or desired, 48c 35c Persian Lawns, white and Best Grade Taffeta Silk per yd Corset (long) $2.48 Drawers 30c to $3.00 $8.50 . . . . 26c ie .60 j sheer, per yd Underskirts, pres-de-so- drop. $ Lining Silks, silk and linen in h, Petticoats 69c to $9.00 35c Cotton Voiles blue, pink, $6.98 19-inc- per yd 49c One lot Gossard Corsets, soiled, 0 tan, white, per yd 26c lace in front; size 24. Shun Suu Silks 27-inc- h, 21, 23, Gowns . ..75c to $6.50 Extra in $ .50 j, 15c Cheviot Shirtings, all colors, $12.00 Heavy Taffeta, 25 and 27 Worth $5.00 and . per yd 39c Combination Suits. . .$1.38 to $4 27 inches, per yd nc black and colors, each ..$8.50 $10.00. Your choice at $3.19

in Prices of Women's Fine Suits and Dresses Our Department of Ready-to-We- ar ' Apparel Slump EVERYTHING IN THE r THE REDUCTION OF TARIFF ON WOOL NECESSI- BIGGER, FULLER AND BETTER THAN EVER. LISTEN TATES LOWER PRICED CLOTHING. AS OUR TO WHAT IT CONTRIBUTES TO THIS MAY SAV- SUITS ARE ALL WOOL, THEY MUST MOVE. HOUSE REDUCED ING EVENT OPPORTUNITY: $37.50 Short Jacket Suits, Novety Materials $26.50 $20.00, $22.50, $25.00, $27.50, $30.00, $32.00 and $35.00 Wom- $24-7- en's full trimmed in colors $35.00 Short Jacket Suits, Novelty Materials 5 Imported Pongee Coats; length; or silk braids. Your chcice Short Jacket Suits, Novelty Materials $23.50 blacks; at 1.5th off $32.50 JTlonday, Tuesday and Wednesday, May 15, 16 and 17. Any Short Novelty Materials $22.50 $6-75- . $7-5- . $8-- $30.00 Jacket Suits, 5 and $12.50, all Pure Linen Coats. Long quot- Materials brown or tan Oxford or Pump, worth $3.00 to $3.50 and $4.00, $27.50 Short Jacket Suits, Novelty $20.50 ed for this event at...... ,. . .$4.98, $5.20, $6.50 and $9.75 $25.00 Short Jacket Suits, Novelty Materials $19.00 flay Saving Event Price, $1.50 Per Pair. $22.50 Short Jacket Suits, Novelty Materials $17.50 Afternoon Gingham and Lawn Dresses, with or without peasant sleeves. Sale price 15 per cent, off i A woman's individuality expresses itself in her clothes.. So does in Embroid- the lack of it. We do not want to talk to you all day long about Lingerie Dresses newest and latest models, including Bacharach's Suits, but we just want to induce you to investigate ered Marquesettes, French Lawns, Voiles and Batistes ; also Grecian Embroidered Robes from $4-2- the subject. to $45.00 nr n

50c Wilson Brothers' Lisle Four-in-Ha- nd One lot of Men's lien's 50c Men's Ties in newest shapes and Suspenders; new elastic. silks .:...39c Belts All Sizes Tans and Blacks worth 50c Per pair 35c Kirchsbaum Suits 50c Men's Four-in-Ha- nd Ties; slightly soiled; full 75c and $1.00, your length ...... 29c choice 49c.

35c Men's Four-in-Ha- nd Ties that give actual service. 19c

Guaranteed pure wool; 200 Suits to choose from; $15, $18 and Men's Cooper and White Cat Under- $20 Suits. Our newest and wear Specially Priced best styles $11.49 $ .50 Garments 39c $1.50 Garments . . .$1.29 $ .75 Garments 59c $1.75 Garments ...$1.49 $1.00 Garments 89c $2.00 Garments ...$1.69 Spear Caps and Hats for boys $1.23 Garments 99c $2.50 Garments ...$1.99 and girls at 10 per cent, 20 per cent, off on all Men's These prices apply to Union Suits as well as Two-Piec- e Suits not quoted above. SuitS. ; "

9 "THE STORE OF QUALITY ''I 'I A Saving Event Two Weeks of Which Merits Sweeping Reductions, 10 to Your Patronage 33i per ctl off . Las o a:-- .Vegas. U7 ,' yf: .v..

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mm. Fibre and HOLD Rugs PRICES FIRM t,uo man woo does the weighing, 'tile "measuring Mattings ONSTOCKEXGTIANGE the man Jvho knows how WHO SAID ? nd wbyt the man on Just lecelved in all the new ;1 911 " 4 whom everything depends. patterns and Colorings, we here Our HOWEVER PENDING SUPREME resposibilityis never by quote them at the $ame prlcoe lost bf COURT 1 sight for a moment as quoted recently by a pig Den DECISIONS, MARKET in For Cash Only prescription filling. Every ver house, only ours, are Wool an WAS ctirmiut If I prescription leaving . our Fibre, while theirs were Fibre oW. store is faultless from any 6 ft.x9 rf. Rugs, at $ 8.00 New York, May 15. The advance in standpoint that you may 7 ft. 6 in.xlO ft. 6 in. at! 9.00 American stocks in London, before take. You may feel safe Rug3 We want to come the resulted you Three and sure) if we fill 8 ft. 3 iu.xl0 ft. 6 in. Rugs at 9.50 opening here, in a cor Days, Monday, Tuesday your rise prescription. 9x9 Rugs at 9.50 responding today on the New York in and see our and Wednesday 9x12 Rugs 'at 10.00 stock' exchange, but prices soon fell complete back FIBRE MATTING, the "Hodges and the market became dull reversible and fast Bonds were dull. line of tackle. WINTERS DRUG CO. Kind," colors, fishing til the new' designs and color, Trading was nominal. During the 36 inch 35c yard. midday interval speculators held oft, 50 lbs. Moses Best Phone Main 3 Flour $1.60 $4.35 for those $7.50 room size awaiting news from Washington on mm the trust 50 lbs. Swansdown Flour i. 9x12 ft. Japanese Rugs in decisions. be.mtlful floral and Oriental upon tne announcement that the lbs. 50 Homestead Flour 1.35 designs. Supreme Court would take a recess ALL until 100 lbs. Sugar 5.60 THESE PRICES HOLD 2:30, the market, which had Thefishingseason opens GOOD FOR WEEK ENDING MAY been creeping slowly fell Into FOR. iS lbs. upward, Sugar 1.00 PERSONALS 20TH. & state of utter stagnation but prices the 15th, so now is the 100 lb. Pots 2.00 Heavy 2 inch post Brass Bed, held firm. Union Pacific sold over a $16.50, value $11.95 point above last weekB and 12 lb. Pots Richard Dunn of Gascon arrived Is closing, time to .25 $10.65 for 2 inch Vernis Martin United States Steel, Reading, St. buy your outfit CASH Las Vegas on a short bus! 1 16-o- z. Bt. yesterday Steel Bed, ask for No. 1335. Long's Pre ness visit. Paul, Amalgamated Copper and the $6.25 lor Child's Vernis Martin Hill stocks gained large fractions. and be when it serves Mrs. Herman Ilfeld and children ready .25 Iron Crib, size 24x48 inches, with The market closed Trad returned from irregular. 3-l- b. last night an extended substan-tlal- Jar Richelieu Apple high sides well built and ers continued to mark time while visit to relatives in Kansas City, opens ONLY . awaiting tefinite news from Wash Butter 30 Misses Catherine and Sul'i- - Abigail SPECIAL NOTICE ington. , -- lb. Richelieu van have returned from Taos, where 5 Jar Apple We will The last sales were as follows: they had been during the two glady meet all Catalogue paat Amagamattd 63 Butter 55 weeks. House Competition, bring in a leaf-le- i the article wanted and American Beet Sugar 1174 Richelieu Tea W. A. Golden, a United States post showing J pkg. .25 WE WILL DUPLICATE THEIR Atchison no Until this Ad is office Inspector, who makes his head Naban Tea. . PRICE3 on Item in our Great Northern, pfd 126 pkg. .25 quarters aere, has returned from a any line, you New York Central 106 2-l- Jar Heinze Preserves visit to Detroit, Mich. saving drayage, letter writing, GEHItlNG HARDWARE CO taken out of delay and money orders. Let us Northern Pacific 125 John Pugh, the Wagon Mound - VllVlJ show you facts and figures, the Riding 155 farmer, accompanied by his sister, same as we have done in dozens Southern Pr.clfic 114 the Paper Damson 75 Miss Pugh, arrived this afternoon for 515-51- 8 DOUGLXs of cases. Union Pacific , 117 AVENUE a short visit in Las Vegas. f n or United States Steel 75 Daniel business Cassidy, prominent United States Steel, pfd 118 Raspberry 75 man of Mora and a member of the THE

i-- recent 18 1 can Pears, 2 2s .... 15 constitutional convention, is CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET lbs. Sugar $1.00 In Las on Vegas a business trip. Chicago, 15. 1 i-- 2s May Big world 50 lbs. Wolf can Peaches, 2 ... 15 Assistant United ship Patent Flour . . 1.30 States Attorney ROSENTHAL ments an? rains in the northwest can Green Herbert V. Clark returned (This is the flour used Gage Plums, yesterday weakened the market today. ' The w exclusively afternoon from tDemjng,' where he PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., Of California 2 I-- . .. opening hore was to of a cent in IS had been on federal court business. ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR ,1910. my bakery.) V. M. C. A. lower. ' Opposite Assets 100 lba. 2.00 can Table Apricots, T. C. McConnell of Santa Fe, deputy Fine weather, bearish cables and the $20,765,188.27 potatoes collector of internal revenue, was Liabilities .... $18,619,516.95 I-- influence of wheat eased 50 2 .15 East Las Vegas, N. il corn, July F. B. lbs. Potatoes .a 1.00 here today from his headquarters in opening to of cent down. SCHWENTKER, . Albuquerque, N. M. 10 large Bottles Kuner's Santa Fe, looking after official busi Local selling carried oats backward. lbs. Pride of Colorado ness. started to General Agent. Catsup 2S July of a cent off. Pure Lard j 1.10 Lucian Rosenwald, who has been ABYSSIANA RULED 'After a little recovery whfeat again pint Bottle Richelieu here for some time his par grew weak,, owln to 6 lbs. Pride' of Colorado visiting the mallness THE NORTHWESTERN Mr. and Mrs. E. Roseitfwald, left of the decrease tC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Cocktail Catsup ...... 20 ents, the visible sup CO., fure LAra .60 last night,' accompanied by his son, BY BOY EMPEROR The close, 'firm 3 pkgs. Macaroni 25 ply. however, wa OF , WISCONSIN for his home in Kansas City. An advar.ce In corn 3 lba Pride of Colorado 25 resulted from mutual and business 3 pkgs. Spaghetti W. D. who has been living Purely transacting only inlthe United States Dunn, PRINCE LIDJI JEASSU FORMALLY country saies being light but prices Pure Lard .40 3 pkgs. Vermicelli .25 in Las and El Porvenir for sev In STATEMENT DECEMBER 31, 1910. Vegas PROCLAIMED AT ADDIS again receded T 1LU . . . eral 'will leave tonight for his Assets $ 273,813,036.55 Standard Hams .15 4 pkgs. Corn Starch 25 months, ABEBA wheat. The close was ..hi;easy, of a ihome in Chicago. ,Mr. Dunn has made cent net lower. Liabilities (Including $15,485,576.77 held to pkgs Silver Gloss Standard Bacon .20 many friends during his visit here. Thd meet deferred dividend contracts) ...... $259,780,59224 25 Addis Abeba, Abyssinia, May 15. closicg quotations were a tel. Starch lows: Funds held for annual dividends payable in 10 Bars Teepee Soap 25 Mrs. Frank Eden and children left Prince Lidji Jeassu, a grandson of Grains of Gold. . . .20 1911 and fo? contingencies 14,032,444,31 pkg. last aSutrday evening for Los Ange Emperor Menlik, was proclaimed em Wheat, July Sept. &fv. Com 9 Bars D. C. Soap ...... 25 Break- 88; pkg. Ralston's les, where they twill join Mr. Eden. peror of Abyssinia yesterday. The July 273,813,036.55 52; Sept.52. 0ats, July 3 Packages Macaroni 25 fast Food 15 Mr. Eden was employed for several coronation ceremony will take place 33; Sept 33. Pork, bar- July $15.05; 1910 months in the Gump and Nolette later. Sept. $15.4i. Paid .policyholders in $ 32,869,899.3d 3 Grits . . . .10 Lard, July$8.20; Packages Spaghetti 25 pkg. Hominy Sept. 1910 ber shops.' Prince Lidj was proclaimed heir to $8.27. Ribs. July Income, , 51,979,892.23 Grits . . 25 ?7.978.00; Sept 3 Packages Vennicilll .25 pkgs. Hominy J. C. Hall and family left today for the Abyssinian throne on May 18, $7.97. Insurance in force 1,080,139,708.00 ...i, Mince Meat 25 when he rwas thirteen of Policies in 425,481. pkgs. Kansas City, where they will visit 1909, years Force, ,W r 1 Package Unrivaled Japan . . . Two before been large cans Hominy 25 for several days before going to Aber age. days he had KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK N. F. LE SUER, OIST. MANAGER, . . . lo- married to Princess Romana Onok, . Tea 30 cans Tomatoes, 2s. 25 deen, S. D., where they expect to Kansas City, Mo., May 15. Cattle Albuquerque, NwMMlcec-- . . .10 been on the seven-year-ol- d granddaughter of large can Tomatoes cate. The Halls bad residing Receipts, 8,000, including 600 south 2 Package Unrivaled some time. the late Emperor John and a niece cans String Beans .... 25 the Mora road for erns Market steady to lOo lower. Na- of Empress Taitu. tive steer Japanese Tea 15 cans Pears .... .25 E. D. Irons, son of a Minneapolis $b.256.15; seutheru THE- - or srteers $4.00(&5.60: cans Corn 25 newspaper man, ana J. w. tteea PERFECT HEAllTH southrn 1 Package Good Mixed Tea .25 $1.00 and heifers cans Telmo Succotash, 25 Binghamton, N. Y., are In Las Vegas that an $3.254.75; native cows Physicians agree improper- and heifers The "Optic Man" is short of lb. .20 for a several days' stay. The young $3.006.00; stockers ami Fountain Pen Cocoanut ...... ly purified blood supply has every Parker "doctors" feeders bulls can Cocoa .10 men are expert typewriter thing to do with the general health $4,715.75; $4.005.25; space In his valued paper and we to do in calves . western can Tips . . 25 and are finding plenty here of the individual. Unless you breathe $4.006.75; steers Asparagus $4.505.85; western cows are short of time on account of cans Heinze Pork and their line of work. properly sufficient air is not taken $3,250)5.00. Both Plain and Ornamental Hogs Receipts 11,000. Market 25 O. L. Waldo arrived last into the lungs to revitalize your taking care of your valued trade, Beans Judge steady. Bulk of sales American from Kansas City. It is ex blood to repair the bodily waste in a $6.056.12: to make a we can Franco evening heavy $6.006.10; packers and butca and, long story short Pud- he will be an interested spec proper manner. For Gifts Individual Plum pected ers $6.05i!.15; at the arraignment and trial of The Rexall Shoulder Brace com lights $6.106.17. will duplicate any price made by a .10 tator oneep ding Will and Joe Wiggini, which, pels proper breathing in that it neces Kecelpts 12,000. Market lbs. best Rice 25 Rogers steady. Muttons competitor; same quality, goods Jap it is exrpected, will occur during the sitates the wearer assuming a corre $3.504.50; lambs Beans 25 $5.00 6.35; fed wethers and At lbs. Navy present term of the district court. position, thus assuring a sufficient yearlings guaranteed or money refunded. TO-o- z. Bottles Chow fed western ewes this efternoon quantity of air being taken into the $4.005.35; $3.50 9 .2 Ben Williams left 4.25. Chow . 1 1, - 1 to new life to the blood. for Ute rant waere m vn, innAntiiioyrji. lungs give F3 box Toilet Soap., 15 This brace is light, cool, comfortable R and E 25c of Raton Miaing T the the TAU properties House Soap 3.00 doesn't interfere with the circula- ST. LOUIS WOOL box Light Milling comapny, in which a number St. Satisfaction Guaranteed 25 tion, and the wearer is unconscious Louis, May 15. Wool Market bars Light House Soap of Las Vegas people are iiterested. of its presence except as an incorrect unchanged. Territory and western bars Diamond C Soap. .25 Mr. Williams will bring bad several attitude Is assumed. mediums 1517; fine mediums 13 bars Tar Soap 25 of high grade ore Some CD. BOUCHER samples Bearing the highest endorsement 15; fine 11012. Pearl White Soap .25 the ore is said to run as high as bars of of medical authorities, we can un WITH SELECTIVE TRANSMISSION Columbia Milk.. .25 as a ton. cans $300 hesitatingly recommend this brace to NEW YORK METAL lb. .18 New Sirl Bacon, ner Four sewer contractors arj in the those who need such an appliance York, May 15. Standard cop lb. .20 in The Coffee Man Cold Band Ham, per city and are busHy figuring prepara- with every assurance that It will do per weak; spot $11.5511.65; July Flanders "20" FORE-DOO- R MODEL TO lbs. Pure Lard MS tion for putting in their bii or the all that is claimed for it. u.sU!3il.60; lead, dull; spot $4. No to Sack Corn Meal .20 construction of the Las Veguj sewer ' We have the Rexall Shoulder Brace 4.50; bar silver 53. S. H. nkes. Rolled Oats (Dr. system. The men are Gowdey In all sizes. Prices $1.00. Can be Hitchison. NEW YORK MONEY Price's1) 25 and W. W.jtJlSiniore, obtained only at our store The Rex New 15. Kin.. JamcB A. PrUigle, Kansas City, all Store. E. G. Murphey. York, May Call money T V lb Sack Wyandotte .20 r mhn mint. Freftnont, Net, and A. prime mercantile paper 3 eanser DenverJ J. or ter- i Ter cent. W. Pullem, F. Ghring Cleofea Romero, warden of the 2; on ritorial Las Vegas also will jbld tbsvork. , penitentiary, accompanied by Mrs. Romero, arrived in Las, Vegas a dram of Old Alberto Padilla Jrrived fet night (Try Taylor bourbon Mr. Romero is establishing , :THE: and will Horn the yesterday. at the Opera Bar. Served from bar from Albuquerque a of twenty-seve- n convicts at sec- camp rels on the bar. , Maroons. He probably wililiay Tecolote on the road, to Santa 'Fe. locals in game ond base for the fie which is being improved by the terri- o 11 ' - has mm- iiriirinn witt- the Jfips tomorrow. Pfiilla tory under the direction of Good teem on hb UKMI- & HAIHMU been with the Jap Roads J. H. Meriwether. $800.00 playiaF Engineer Frank Revell, T. O. B. Detroit wav home from California, jhere he, wintei He Is CONTRACTOR and BUILDER - played durins. Tony Faust draught beer is on tap and will ma-- Estimates COMPANY STORE- in the best of condition at the Opera Bar, and Is one of the Furnished on All Kinds of CHARLES ILFELD COMPANY. the Marions une beers served over Woik a Agents, eriaHy strengthen finest draught any Building job Specialty. v Las Vegas, New Mexico. Phone Mam 336. 111. bar in the city. Opposite Optic. J, ,v--" w' j LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1911

facturing plant. No negotiations STEEL BUSINESS have been opened by the Steel corpor- BRONCHOH BUSTER ation for the purchase of the Moran l5?e Optic company's plant at Seattle, but if the plant should eventually be purchased ANYTHING BUT it would be used as a distributing cen- NOT NEEDED ter also, it Is stated. The report that Chairman Gary has RUSHING been elected president of the Minne- THERE sota steel company, one of the sub- mm sidiaries of the steel corporation Is ORDERS THUS FAR IN MAY FALL untrue. The office is etlll vacant and UNITED STATES ARMY HORSES N COLUMN FAR BELOW AVERAGE will probably be filled by a subordin- ARE TRAINED BY GENTLE- - FOR APRIL ate official. NESS AT EL RENO

The New York, May 15. It is under- quiver rattleth against him, stood that the business of the United the glittering spear and the shield. THE PRIDE OF VEGAS MINERAL HILL ITEMS He swalloweth the fierce- States Steel corporation' during May ground with ness and he has been very unsatisfactory. During rage; neither believeUi that it is the sound of the trumpet the latter part of April there was Mineral Hill, N. M., May 15. One He salth among the Ha, some increase In the volume of new of the most events that has trumpets. enjoyable Ha! and he smelieth the battle afar OUR LINE OF orders aa compared with the forepart occurred in Mineral Hill this season off, the thunder of the captains and of the month, but it is understood was the last week by party given the shouting. that orders in May have fallen below Mr. and Mrs. L. Hooker. The affair Optic'i Number, Main 2. a This have been all well the April average of 25,000 tons was a house warming for their new might is to for the war horse of the time day. 'The falling off attributed two-stor- y enough RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVER- dwelling. A large number the legislative situation at Washing- a of Job, but it would never do for the TISEMENTS of guests were present, including ton and the continued delay in the war department of the West Point for Five cents line each insertion. crowd from Las Vegas. per rendering of the big trust decisions. horses at El Reno, Okla., known as Estimate six words to a Walt Naylor with a crowd of cow- UNCOMMON JEWELRY ordinary Buyers of steel have been hesitating the remount depot. The horses be- line. No ad to occupy less space than boys 'has star.teu on the over'and trail and are placing no orders beyond Im- ing turned out for cavalry and artil two lines. All advertisements to Kansas City with a large bunch of charg- mediate necessary requirements. lery arms of the service in the United ed will be booked at. cattle ' i he will put on the mar- space actually There are some indications, however, States at this school are as thorough without to number of set, regard that the railroads are preparing to ket ly trained and as well disciplined words. Cash In advance who resides in preferred. enter the market more fraaly, and of- Mrs. Ollie Shearer, as are the cadets when they leave home in GIFTS-M- AIL ficials of the United tSates Steel cor- Las Vegas, is back at her the historic academy on the Hudson MOST SUITABLE FOR a much needed Wanted poration are hopeful of a better show" Mineral Hill enjoying to take their places as officers in the Edith Martin of Las Ve- ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION lng by the end of the month. rest Miss regular establishment. They are gen" WANTED A woman for cooking and gas Is the guest ort Mrs. Shearer's are schooled and are thor ' It la learned that the Risdon Iron tie, they general housework. Apply 1100 Works In San Francisco, recently daughter, Miss Arolvl. oughly disciplined. Seventh street. purchased by the United States Steel Every indication points to a pros- They move and stand at command. of Miner- corporation, are to be used merely perous year for the farmers Their riders majy slip over their crup- WANTED In who Parties Las Vegas as a warehouse for the Pacific coast al Hill. The soil is in excellent pers to the ground without danger, would like to trade city property and Oriental trade and not as a manu or may stand on the backs of their or here for farm land in Illinois mounts as safely as If the horses BOBEBT TAUPERT Texas. For further Information see J. were made of granite. Artillerymen, Harris Real Estate Co., 614 Lincoln THE LOBBY RESTAURANT AND CAFE charging up or down a steep hillside Avenue. shout their commands and the horses AND REGULAR 8HORT ORDERS DINNERS stop moveless In ( their tracks. This WANTED A class seamstress. 0 first THE BEST GOODS OBTAINABLE ALWAYS HANDLED is the result of their training at the Inquire Mrs. Ward, 902 Third St Fort Reno remount depot, from which MAKER OF UNCOMMON JEWELRY they emerge Into the army capable For Sale of being easily trainel into troop SOCIETY AND BUSINESS horses. FOR SALE Thoroughbred Scotch DIRECTORY The war department for the first lie 1203 puppies. Eleventh street. time in its history, is giving scientific LAS VEGAS NEW MEXICO CHAPMAN LODGE NO. 2, A. F. & RED MEN Meet in Fraternal Broth attention to the care and training of FOR SALE Motor cycle, in good horses used in the different A. M. Regular com erhood hall the sleep of the fourth depart condition. Inquire at New Optic ments of army service. Under the munication first and Thursday of each month, eighth hotel. run, thirtieth breath. initiative of General J. B. Aleshlre, third Thursday In each Visiting brothers quartermaster general the Fort lieno month. Visiting broth, always welcome to the FOR SALE One furnished house. W. O. remount depot was established April, era cordially Invited. wigwam. Wood, sachet; S22 Douglas avenue. David Flint, chief of records and 1908, In charge of Capt. L. Hanlcnan, William H. Stapp, W. M.; Chas. H. collector of wampum. widely known In the army because of Secretary. FOR SALE 6 room modern house, Sporleder, his knowledge of equitation. Captain B. P. O. ELKS Hardeman has as--' his hand man two lota on hill. 1018 Fourth St LAS VEGAS COMMANDERY, NO. 2, Meets second and right fourth Tuesday of each and assistant, Lieut. W P. Ennis of KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Reg- - evening month at O. halL. the First Field These two FOR SALE Some gentle driving and 4Vular conclave second Tues-- R.,C. Visiting Artillery Brothers are cordially invited. O. are said to be the hardest worked saddle horses, weigh from 800 to iA" day in each month at Ma- - H. Hunker, Exalted Ruler; D-- W. officers In the United States army. 1050 lbs. Lester Sands, 620 Dou onto Temnle at 7:30 p. m. C. D. Avenue. Condon, Secretary About a year' ago a secmit reinoimt glas Boucher. S. C: Chas. Tamme, Re was depot established at Fort Keot;h, horses,, due la- - large measure to the corder. F. O. E. Meets first and third Tues- Mont. The bulk of work, howevei is of FOR SALE Thoroughbred R. C. methods, gentle training imposed day evenings each month, at Fra- being done at Fort Reno. Hardeman. The bronchor white Wyandotte eggs, 1 for 15. In- LAS VEGAS CHAPTER NO. 3, by Captain ESTABLISHED 18 76 ternal Brotherhood hall. Visiting Fort Reno was abandoned as a mi'.- - would 812 Ve-- ROYAL MASONS Regular busting, way keep the hospital quire Douglas Ave., Phone Brothers cordially Invited to attend, several and convocation first Monday tary garrison years ago, sergeon busy mending broken limbs. gaa 15. B. F. McGulre, President; E. ten thousand acres of In each month at Ma- its prairie The civilian trainer begins at the Ward, ; 7:30 Secretary. land are in every way adapted to the beginning.. He halters his timid horse, FOR SALE Legal blanks of all de- sonic Temple, at p. ' H. maneuvering of horses. There are as as and then tries rec- m. J. A. Rutledge, KNIGHTS OF COUNCIL gently possible, The scriptions. Notary seals and COLUMBUS, now sixteen 160-acr- e pastures, each H- - to lead, him, petting and caressing ords at The Optlo ofce. P.; Chas. Sporleder, NO. 804 Meets second and fourth with its wirtd mill, pump and shelter him, to gain, his confidence. Then secretary. Thursday in O. R. C. hall, Pioneer ahed. A number of the old barraiks cornea the bridle, with its strange bit OR SALE Buff Rock building. Visiting members are cor-- In- First National Bank Plymouth O. E. buildings have been changed horse's are rubbed and RANSFORD CHAPTER NO. 2, Invited. W. The legs baby chlcka, S14.00 per 100. Money dlally R. Tipton, G.K.; to stables. Each is adequate S. Meets second and fourth Thurs- . pasture stroked, and. shortly the trainer is must order. Mrs. Mag- E. P. Mackel,-F- S. accompany In Masonic Temple. Mrs. for one ' hundred horses. Hay sheds lifting the horses feet Then, gently, OF E. R 2. days gie Stevens, Humboldt, Kan, M. have been built, with a combined a soft blanket is on the horse's Agnes Tripp, Worthy Matron; L O. O. F., LAS VEGAS LODGE NO. placed B. Patron; capacity of five thousand tons. Much back.. With hia never absent gentle- Thomas Bowen, Worthy 1 Meets every Monday evening at Las Vegas, New Mexico A. of the hay is cut in the reservation trainer leans on his horse's For Rent Mrs. Minerva Howell, Secretary. their hall on Sixth street All visit- ness, the Main 721 Fourth street. meadows. back,, and mounts astride. On First National Bank Phone 231, ing brethren cordially invited to at- finally Building, FOR RENT Dandy Underwood type Economy in better service and in the. ground or in the open, Sixth tend. Carl Carl Werta, N. G.; A. parade Street writer. Inquire G. K. & Co. DORADO LODGE NO 1, greater length of 'service is what a bit of grass here EL T. Rogers, V. G.; T. M. Elwood, prairie, nibbling General .AleShire and hla associates and there, the horse is taught to re- KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Meets Secretary; W. E. Crites, treasurer; JEFFERSON RAYNOLDS, President FOR RENT Nicely furnished front believe will come from the army spond to the brittle and bear his mas-- every Monday eve- C V. Hedgcock, cemetery trustee. E. D. - - - room for lady, with privilege of us horse of the future as the result of tar. RAYNOLDS, Cashier 1024 ning in Castle hall. the remount Nearly two thous- HALLETT ing piano. Third 'Street LAS depot The rider "rides all over" his horse,, RAYNOLDS, As't Cashier VEGAS CAMP NO. 13779 MOD- have been fin- Visiting Knights are and untrained horses at unexpect- ERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA dropping to the ground Now is the time to get rid of your cordially Invited. ished at Fort Reno and sent to their over his to A General Business Meets Fri- ed times, or sliding rump Banking transacted. You Liebach-nie- r. the second and fourth to be the rheumatism. will find Chamber Chas. E. commands, there adapted hi& heels. In this way, an untrained. Interest paid on Time Deposits. lain's Linime.it wonderfully effective. days of each month in the W. O. more perfectly to their peculiar Issues Domsstio and One will Chancellor Montana horse has been made safe Foreign Exchange. application convince you of W. hall, at 8 p. m. Christopher duties. come to Cap- its For sale all Commander. Harry Requests daily and gentle in a few weeks. Spurs- - are merit Try It by Clay, Venerable Consul; George officers in the druggists. Martin, Keeper of tain Hardeman from, never worn. When the saddle is first Laemmle, Clerk; Z. W. Montague, various him to Records and Seal. garrisons, asking put, on the horse is allowed to stand assistant deputy. Visiting Neigh- and mounts for choose train private In the stall for until he grows LOCAL TIME CARD bors are hours, BALDY LODGENO. 77, FRATERNAL cordially Invited. them. Since the establishment of accustumed to his new burden. the Captain Hardeman has sent UNION OF AMERICA Meets first depot The of the horses toi drive DRY DENTISTS. two horses to for the per- teaching CLEANING WEST BOUND and third Wednesdays of each Washington and is done in the same sonal use of President Taft. pull gentle Arrive month at Fraternal Brotherhood manner. A hundred horses be skillful - . may Reauires a nrnrss Tn- at hall. A. E. W. A. F. R. LORD The civilians employed in handling i " No. 1 1:50 P. M. Hayward, F. M.; seen at a single time in the parade and clean it without, jaiuiuii Givens, mem- and training the horses at Fort Reno ii shrinking or spoiling: the No. 3 6:15 A.M. Secretary. Visiting DENTIST ground, each with his driver on foot, shape bers invited. come mostly from the farm. The requires experience. We have been in the business 'o. 7 5:15 P. M. cordially Office going around and in opposite direc- Pioneer Building typical cowboy cannot get a Job with number of and 9 6:35 M. scene of movement and a years have the No. P. Rooms 3 and 4 grandelo-quentl- y tions. It is a fotj experience. FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD, NO. Captain Hardeman, however, Office Phone Main 57 interest to lovers of horses. Cap- Depart 102 Meets every Monday night at he affirms he "can ride any- Residence .'. .. Phone Main 413 tain Hardeman tells his men that a No. 1 2:10 P. M. their hall in the Schmidt thing with hair on it. Captain Hard- Kareful building, horse responds to treatment just as 1jhe Klothing Kleaning Ko. No. 3 6:20 A. M. west of Fountain at eman is for horse trainers, Square, eight looking a man does, and that if the treatment j Phone Vegas 450 614 Lincoln Avenue No. 7 5:40 P. M. o'clock. cor- DR. E. L. HAMMOND not horse tamers. A horse at Fort Visiting members are is harsh the horse will become Irrit- No. 9 7:00 P. M. dially welcome. E. E. DENTIST Reno Is treated gently always. This Gehrlng, presi able, perhaps violent Furthermore, dent; Mrs. Emma D. Burks, Secre- wins his confidence, even though the Suite 4, Crockett Has horses have individuality, the dispo- EAST BOUND C. Building. phones fire of the Montana range still be in tary; Bally, Treasurer. sition of one different from that at office and residence. his nostrels. being Arrive of another. The capable trainer dis- J. E. ROSENWALD LODGE NO. 545, There is a small village of these No. 2 9:10 P. M. cerns these things. G. A. R. 11:10 M. I. O. of B. B. Meets every first Tues- ATTORNEYS civilian trainers at Fort Reno. Each 3.S MEETIfJG No. 4 P. $35 to $40 a 1:15 A. 1L day of the month in the vestry trainer is paid from No. 8 s rooms of Monteflore at 8 Geo. H-- Hunker Chester A. Hunker to the length of his Pills take hold ef ALBUQUERQUE No. 10 1:5 P. M. Temple month, according .oley Kidney your o'clock p. m. Visiting brothers are setvice. He is given free lodging system and help you to rid yourself of Depart HUNKER & HUNKER backache, dull head- cordially Invited. Isaac Appel, and medical treatment, but Is re- your dragging No. 2 9:15 P. M. Attorneys at Law own mess. The ache, nervousness, impaired eyesight, President; Charles Greenclay, quired to maintain his of all the 111b from the WAY 17 AND m 11:20 P. M. and, resulting 18, 1911 4 Las Vegas New Mexico trainers are rarely injured by their Impaired action of your kidneys and No. 8 1:25 A. M. bladder. Remember it is Foley Kid- No. 10 1:1 P. M ney Pills that do this. O. G. Schae-fe- r and Red Cross Drug Co. Tickets on sale may 15,16, 17, 1911. Final CHICHESTER S PILLS return umn, BRAND. JL f For soreness of the muscles wheth- May isu, tUll. Faro ldll Afa your lmii er induced by violent exercise or in- tor the round Mils ia Ked and U wmm jury. Chamberlain's Liniment is ex- trip boies, eled with Blue liniment also Take other. Kuy IF . for backache, rheumatism, kidney or bladder trouble, and urinary irregularities. cellent. This is highly rnirartat. Ask forCII ifr, K the it in DIAMOND KRA.ND for t mi esteemed for relief affords PILLS, Pilla the blood, restore lost and vigor. Refuse substitute,. yean known is Best, Sfst, Always Reliable Foley Kidney purify vitality cases of rheumatism. Sold by all O. L BA TCHELOR, FOR 8ALE BY O. O. 6CHAEFER AND RED CROSS DRUG CO. Agent. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE m LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1911

era hit and fielded like veterans, 'a of Illinois dual track meet at Cham- LOCAL deed, some ot them are. Another con ANNUAL REUN paign, m. TEAMS test between the two teams may be New England intercollegiate athletic scheduled later in the season. championships 'begin at Springfield, i The line-up- : Marsocns Angel, thirJ OF CONFEDERATE Mass. , 0USE PLAYED A TIE base; Schoeny, center field; Kills, Saturday pHCA (jJPERA left field; lent, short stop; Ekberg. i Opening of the spring meeting of first base; Montano, pitcher; Monsim-er-, the Ontario Jockey club at Toronto. GAME 4 TO 4 right field; Hack, catcher; Har VETERANS Opening of the spring meeting of , mon, second base. the Montreal Driving club at Mont- Young Men's Dramatic Club real. Bankers Lejoie, second base; BIG LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS CAPL of seven race meet- RAIN STORM STOPPED THE Lotd, third base; Crawford, right Opening days' PRESENTS TAL HOST THIS WEEK TO at Victoria. B. C. PLAYING IN FIFTH field; Chase, first base; Kling, catch ing VISITORS Virginia Horse Show and Race INNING er; Magee, left field; Wagner, short 30,000 in Va. stop; Cobb, center field; Matnewson, meeting opens Richmond, Clark Handicap, for three-year-ol- pitcher. Umpire Marshall. Little Rock, Ark., May 15. The cap- - With both sides cla'aning ulti- and at Churchill Downs. they ital of Arkansas is a mass upward, mately would have won the contest city Tennis contest between Cornell Uni Y?!! CONVICT between of bunting and flags In honor of the the Bankers and the Maroons SACK KIDNAPING CASE versity and University of Michigan at Confederate veterans, their sons and at Amusement park yesterday after Jefferson City, Mo., May 15. The Ithaca. noon wives and are was brought to a close when J. Supreme Court of Missouri today daughters, friends, who Columbia Interscholastic tennis A STIRRING DRAMA IN FIVE ACTS Round Shoulders from Pluvius uncorked the biggest rain listened to arguments upon a motion here every quarter for the an championships at Columbia A storm ot the season and sent the to quash the writ of habeas corpus nual reunion week. This is the twenty-f- Sign of Old Age irst players and upire scurrying or shel Issued by Judge Grimm of St. Louis annual reunion of the United Cornell interscholastic tennis HAY ter. Various stories as to to B. a wealthy Confederate Veterans, the sixteenth Cornell ONE NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, I7TH It is possible for every woman the size compel Richard Stack, championship at University. of the score are told. The Bankers to , his of the United Sons of Confederate Boat race Naval to have that erect, commanding, Michigan lumberman, produce between Academy claim It was 4 to 3 In court. his former The graceful appearance typical of the their favor son In In .Veterans. extra trains began to and Syracuse University at Annapo while perfectly formed woman. the Maroons insist the score wlfe'a application for the writ, Stack come in today and it is believed that lis. - was tied at 4 each at the end of the is accused ot having kidnaped the fully 30,000 visitors will be on hand Priaceton-Cornell-Yal-e triangular prices fifth. The official score keeper got child. The litigation, which has been when the reunion gets under way to- boat race at Princeton, N. J. stuck In the mud and Its the courts New cham - simultaneously dragging way through morrow. The city x is extending a England intercollegiate Lower Floor, 75c SHOULDER BRACES lost his his of the Mass. temper, presence of mind jDor several years, grows out hearty welcome to all. Hundreds of pionships at Springfield, and his score book. Mrs. now Mrs. Orion Annual interscholastic track meet at correct anv tendency to become d, When asked to divorce of Stack, tents have heen erected In City Park - 50c a a di- Balcony, compel deep breathing and day by representative of The Optic Allen Burbank. She obtained for the accommodation of veter- Harvard University. do this without the sen- the uncomfortable 'what was the standing of the teams vorce from Stack at Spokane in 1908. Indiana interscholastic athletic - sation produced by most braces. ans. Already many of the scores of Gen'l Admission, 25c when time was called, the scorer In 1910. she brought a championships at Terre Haute, Ind. These Braces are constructed entirely January, sponsors and maids have arrived and of have no metal thrdw a fit, bit a off a him of kidnaping the Iowa interscholastic athletic cham cloth, parts to bind, leg chair and charge against the social features of the reunion will rust and break and may be worn with- stood on his head. didn't from the home of Mrs. Cornish plonships at Des Moines. out Evidently he boy be notable. your knowledge except as yo'u as- enjoy the rain. her who resides in St. sume an incorrect Bailey, sister, of position. The In was of the The sessions of the reunion the Seat at & Schaefer's Rexall Shoulder Braces, we believe crowd the grand stand man Loula. Stack acquitted OLD AGE Sale Murphey's wife sons begin tonight, and will continue SIGNS OF to be eqully beneficial for man, woman aged to keep tolerably dry and toler- charge, whereupon his former oth- child. All the of the week. Nowadpys we see many women or sizes just send your chest ably cheerful The of habeas corpus proceedings to through greater part measurement. supply peanuts brought erwise but who, because ot and did not run out and the father to bring the child Congressman Richmond P. Hobson of attractive "sodipop" compel shoulders, appear much older every once In a while some would into the custody of the court. Alabama is to deliver the annual ora stooping Price, $1.00 wag than are. a that to tion. The reunion of the veterans will they really E. G. MURPHEY spring joke put everybody This condition is usually caused by and made the bunch get under way tomorrow. Wednesday laughing, forget Shake Into Your Shoes assumed attitudes during Rexall Store damp feet and ruffled tempers. R. J. there will be a joint reunion of the carelessly Foot-Eas- the pow- the of maturity which, allowed Taupert and hU Kisselbote rescued Allen's antiseptic sons and the veterans. Thursday the period relieves smarting, to uncorrected, has resulted in a some of the ladies from the der. It painful, big parade wiil take place. Another go grand and It is to stand and hauled 'em to tho street tender, nervous feet, Instantly notable event of the week will be tha bodily deformity. possible takes the out of corns and bun- correct these conditions and for every car. With bis engines running forty sting unveiling of the monument to the CALL ON US University of ions. It's the comfort dis- woman to have that erect, graceful knots an hour and the trusty shlj) greatest Capii.al Guards, or Company A, of the of the age. Mien's Foot-Eas- e which bespeaks perfectly plowing up the seething waters of covery Sixth Arkansas Infantry. carriage, or new shoes feel easy. It womanhood. FOR YOU SEE WE HAVE- - Amusement lake, Captain Taupert makes tight developed is a certain relief for sweating, cal- The Rexall Shoulder Brace corrects bravely steered his gallant craft to 4. , New flexico feet. Al- to round or the improvised wharf at the rear of lous, swollen, tired, aching any tendency stooping Albuquerque, N. M. use it to break in new shoes. shoulders does so without inconven- Choice Colorado Spring Wheat the grand stand while the crowd ways CALENDAR OF SPORTS Sold 25 ience or and is and sang "Pull for the Shore." One brave Try it today. everywhere, FOR THE WEEK discomfort, light Choice Durham Seed Wheat cents." Don't any substitute. cool. Unlike other braces on the man soul in the stand showed his accept Choice Ghurson White Oats For FREE trial address Al- not bind un- 1911 spirit when he yelled: package, ket, it does continually Summer School Le N. Y. ' ' Millet Seed "Save the Women and Children; I'll len S. Olmsted, Roy, der the arms or across the shoulders, Choice Save Myself or Die Game." Monday does not give the wearer that "har- Annual congress of Woman's Whist nessed" sensation most One of the women escaped by BIG INCREASE IN WAGES. produced by FREE! FREE! Six Weeks, June 5 to climbing into her husband's shoes and League opens In Baltimore. shoulder braces, nor can it interfere Harrisburg, Pa., May 15. The cham- 14 to the Boulevard. Rear Ad Women's golf tournament for with the circulation. July paddling of the trainmen in the United We give absolutely free one wages pionship of the south opens at This brace is recommended by med miral Howard Simpkins saved the In- ' and Canada have been - . ASBESTOS lives of several fans In boat States ical authorities and is especially NEW STYLE Principal Subjects Offered: torpedo creased $37,000,000 in a year, accord destroyer Caballo y Carro. British 7oman's golf championship adapted for children. We have the BREAD TOASTER with each to the made to the inter Ire- Returning to which Is now ing report tournament opens at Port Rush, exclusive agency for this brace, and General History, English earth, national convention ot the Brother sack of OUR PRIDE FLOUR sufficiently dried by the etuslon of hoi land. are able to fit either sex and any age Physics, hood of Railroad Trainmen W. G. Literature, air above uncorked, It may be stated by Opening of the annual polo tourna from the child of four years to the Chemistry, Zoology, that the game would have developed Lee, president of the brotherhood. ment of th-- Country Club of WestcheS' adult weighing 300 pounds. Can be is to be Classics, Modern into an Interesting contest had the This the first statement made ter. obtained only at our store The Rex-a'- l Languages, Special Cour- rain not come to gladden the hearts of the great wage-increasin- g move Middle Atlantic states tennis cham' Store. Price $1.00. B. G. Murphey. Las Roller Mills ses for High School of the farmers. The Maroons showed ment in 1910 and covered every sec pionships begin In Washington, D. C. Vegas - Phone Main 131 Instructors. Vocal and good early season form and the Bank- tion of the country. Tennis contests between University WOMEN'S GOLF TOURNAMENT Union Instrumental . of Michigan and college at Atlanta, Ga., May 15. The eyes of SchenectaJy. all women interested In golf will be Pal Brown vs. Jack White, 15 turned this week upon the golf links at Man. Course NATURE'S rounds, Winnipeg, of the Atlanta Athletic club of East Fee for the Tuesday Lake. Here, beginning this morning Five Dollars Opening of two days aviation meet 'with a qualifying round, 18 holes, TONIC New and until Sat- at Yale Haven. aieaai play, continuing The need of a tonic in the Sprinsr is almost universally recognized. University, No Noise But the Wind d will be held the first women's Exclusive of. Laboratory Fees Bodily fatigue, fickle appetite, poor digestion, nervousness, lack of Debutante Stakes, for urday, energy, tournament for the etc., prove that the proper amount of nourishment is not being supplied to fillies, at Churchill Downs. golf championship the body through the circulation. The stomach, bowels, and digestive mem- Jack White vs. Eddie Dennis, ten of the South. The large entry list and bers are sluggish from lack of nutrition, and in the at St. Mo. the character of the arrange- Information on stimulating consequence rounds, Joseph, perfect Circular of entire body suffers from the effects of a poorly nourished constitution. The ments combine to give promise of a biood-puniyin- Wednesday use ot a real g tonic when the from application to the Registrar system is deranged lack of season of the highly successful tournament. Among nourishment, will often prevent the of some serious Opening of the Kitty of the development sickness, those entered in the contest are pio-mlne- University. because weak systems cannot resist disease, while well nourished Baseball league. healthy, women golf players of New, constitutions are able to ward it off. No medicine is of value as a tonic ex- Tournament of the Central Illinois 111. Orleans, Louisville, Montgomery, cept one which purifies and enriches the blood, for until this is done the Trap Shooters' league at Decatur, will not receive disease-resistin- g Charleston, Macon, Mobile, Jackson body its required stimulus and powers. Opening of a five days' aviation S. S. S. is the best tonic because of its ville, Knoxville, Pensacola and a Spring genuine ability and worth as meet at Dallas, Texas. a blood purifier. It builds up the in the true t number of other cities. depleted system way, by puri Jack Goodman vs. Leach Cross, l'J fying the blood and supplying an increased amount of nourishment to every OVERLAND MODEL 51 S. at New York. portion of the body. S. S. removes all from the and rounds, WITH FORI OOORS impurities circulation, 6 PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS overcomes the unpleasant physical ailments of Spring. S. S. S. is for sale Mike Glover vs. Freddie Welsh, at stores. . PAZO Is to Painting drug THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO . ATLANTA HA rounds, at Philadelphia. OINTMENT guaranteed Hill Does Tennis contest between University cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed- "The Climber," the CarThat Things and of Michigan and Columbia university ing or Protruding Pllea In 6 to 14 J. E.ROOERS, Agent. at New York. days or money refund!. 0c. Thursday Paper Ice National A. A. U. wrestling cham- Pure Manufactured Ore. pionships begin in Portland, Hanging Annual tournament of the Middle Atlantio Golf Association, opens in Bal- From Distilled timore. work Water - class Mls- First Opening of the season of the San Mi ffuelNational Bank and best of ma- Baseball terials is my league. motto. Esti- CRYSTAL ICE CO. Opening cf two days' aviation meet at PaducaV Ky. J. M. CUNNINGHAM, Pfoldent, mates cheerful' OmpHal Paid Ini Murpluu Phone Matin 227, Interstate interscholastio athletic FRANK SPR1NCJER, VIccPrMldent, given. D. tBB.OOO.OO ly meet at La Crosse, Wis. $100,000.00 Las T. HOSKINS, Caihler,; Colonel Stakes, for three-year-old- s Utgas and upward, at Churchill Downs. Friday " H. T. Davis International championship fencing Interest Paid on Time Deposits Phone Main 357. GROSS, KELLY & CO tournament for amateurs opens in Vienna, ( tour-name- Inooporated) International amateur boxing .... opens in Madison Square Gar- New York. The Dollar Race - WHOLESALE den, tjd. GROCERS of aviation meet Is not won him who earns but him who of THg- a In Opening four days' by most, by adDealer at Belmont Park, New York. saves most. No matter what he makes the man ' WOOL. HIDES and PELTS Missouri Valley tennis conference who spends all will always be poor. tournament at Kansas City, Mo. Indiana 1ntercolegiate tennis cham- Save Something BAIN WAGONS-RACI- NE VEHICLES-S- eS pionship tournament at Crawfords-ville- , Ind. Every pay day, be it ever so little. Deposit it with this so the cash will earn for Johnny Coulon vs. Harry Forbes, 10 bank, something you. at Ont. , Don't be ashamed of depositing fsmall sums. SEVEN HOUSES rounds, Toronto, a mickle makes muckle." University of Minnesota-Universit- y "Many East Las Vegas, N. M., Albuquerque, N. M., Tucumcari, N. M. of Iowa dual track meet at Iowa City. Corona, N. M-- , Rowe, N. M., Pecos, N. M., Nebraska Interscholastic athletic LAS VEGAS SAVINGS DAHK , Trinidad, Colorado championships at Lincoln. " Wisconsin-Universit- y IN 2 University of r ! 1 8 LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, MONDAY, MAY 15, 191 1 If LAWN MOWERS For Cash Only ' $3.50 and Up . FECIAL SPECIAL BfpeasusillG . ' Old Mowers sharpened by new method; J called for ed returpedfor $1.00 For Today, Tomorrow and Next Day, May 15th, 16th and 17th STRAWBERRY Men's $1.25 Shirts . . 85c LUDWIG Wn. I LFELD Men's 75c Shirts . . . 45c FOR CASH ONLY PHONE MAIN 379 SALE $3.00 Boys' Oxfords . $2.25 Yesterday's rain measured .52 18 lbs. Sugar for $1.00 Inches, according to the guage at the Monday and Tuesday Oxfords . Normal university and brought up the $2.50 Boys' $1.95 11 lbs. best Greely Potatoes for 25 LOCAL NEWS total precipitation for the last seven 10 lbs. Pure Lard . 0 days to 1.45 inches. The storm of 15 barker tray Fancy Califor 60 Always get the best at Nolette'a yesterday afternoon was the most se- 5 lbs. Pure Lard nia Strawberries barber shop. vere that has occurred here for over $1.25 x lbs. Pure Lard , 40 a year. The rain fell in torrents an1 And that you may be able to make 10 lbs. Lard Compound 95 Old Crow sold over the bar at the streets were running rivers. The your preserves at the right price. 20 Per Cent Discount on. Long's Buffet. rain is reported as having been gen 17 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar $1.00 5 lbs. Lard Compound . . . . 5 eral all over San Miguel county. The 1 dozen Pint Mason Jars 65 lbs. Lard 3 Lunch every morning at 10 o'clock farmers and ranchers are 6, 3 Compound feeling 1 dozen quart Mason Jars.... .73 Boys' Children's Clothing at Long's Buffet happy as the prospects for a success- Breakfast Bacon, by the slab, per lb. . . .' .20 1 dozen pint Economy Jars. . . .93 Fancy ful year have not been so good for b. 16 a little better 1 dozen $1.25 Fancy Hams, 10 to 14-l- average, per lb Always something many year3. quart Economy Jars. than the r?Pt at the White Kitchen. it aozen tseat zo Fancy Dry Salt Pork, per lb I2 jar Kings flrwl Salt Pork, nlates. ner lb IO Graduation presents of Jewelry and Because the mountain streams were filled GREENBERGER diamonds reduced in price at Cellers, with mud many fishermen who 48-l- b. sack Old Homestead High Patent Flour, 1.40 Sixth street. had beep planning to hit the trail "A Square Deal" Diamond M High Patent Flour, 48-l- b. sack 1.3S early this morning, postponed their Also Tues- Be sure and attend the Temple Aid excursions and their fun until later in Monday, Buffalo Brand, Good Flour, 48-l- b. sack 1.30 Ball next Thursday night at the Arm- the week. The trout season opened and Wednes- A b. Can Baker's Cocoa ior 45 ory. Tickets, per couple, 1.00 and this morning and the anglers were day single tickets, 50 cents. much disappointed because their fish A y2-- b. Can Walter Baker's Cocoa for .25 for Cash ing was spoiled. The end of this day Baker's Premium lb 35 Remember the chicken supper Walter Chocolate, per week will witness the departure of 18 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1J)0 tomorrow eve which will be served several over-Sunda- y Monarch Brand Baked Sweet Potatoes, per can..i 15; Ashing parties. 100 lbs. Granulated 5.75 ning in the Coors building, corner of Sugar.... 16 Large Can Reindeer Hulled Corn, per can Sixth street and Lincoln avenue. 50 lbs. Cream Loaf Flour 1.50 Gallon Can White Horse Brand Pie Apples for 30 Just a little better than any other Always something a little better on market. Gallon Can Monarch Brand Pie Apples for 40 than the rest at the White Kitchen. Ladies' Tailored the Large Can Farm House Brand. Eastern Pack Fancy To- - 50 lbs. Rose of Kansas Flour. .$.135 There will be held the an regular Waists Nicely A splendid grade. matoes v.i2)4 nual meeting of the W. C. T. U, to 50 lbs. Swastika Flour 1.30 3 Cans Farm House Sugar Corn for 25 morrow aftornon at 2:3 o'clock at the Laundered home of Mrs. John Shank, 513 East (Just flour) 3 Full Quart Mason Jars Bismark Preserves for 1.00 Douglas avenue. 50 lbs. Creeley, Colo. Potatoes. 1.00 3 Packages Jellycon 25 .25 Every lady who wears a talor-e- d 10 lbs. Greeley, Colo. Potatoes. A Pint Bottle Monarch for The Ladies' Aid of the First Metho Catsup 25 waist likes the cuffs to be 7 lbs. Narive Pinto Beans 50 dist church will serve a chicken sup- (Electricg A Half Pint Bottle Farm House for. 10 tomorrow to 7 laundered. Catsup per evening from 5:30 perfectly 1 large Box Soda Crackers... 1.73 of ' 1 2-l- b. o'clock at the corner Sixth street Can Corn Syrup for IO 1 half-siz- e Soda Crackers. .90 and Lincoln avenue. Wo are giving particular at- box The Electric Way 5-- lb Can Corn for. tention to this - Syrup 25 kind of work, 1 quarter size box Soda Crack- is the only to make de- 10-l- There will be a social dance and are better .50 b. Can Corn Syrup for 45 given prepared for era way by the Ladies' to the O. R. Auxiliary ironing the cuffs on these 20 lbs. Rice 1.00 A Pint Bottle Household Amonia for 10 C. O. R. C. next Japan Style licious," crisp toast. Set the at the hall Tuesday waists. The cuffs are Refreshments and shaped 10 lbs. JaDan Style Rice 50 6 Bars Fairy Soap for .25 evening. dance, to fit toaster on the the 10 cents. Rights of admission re- - your wrists, have a fine table, take B lbs. Japan Style Rice in 7 Bars Lenox for. 25 nerved. finish, and look Just right. Soap off -:- - -- :- 10 lbs. Pride of Colorado Pure toast as you like it S Bars Diamond C for. ." 25 Soap You'll like our work on tailor-e- d There will be a special meeting of Lard 1.10 3 Packages of Post Toasties for, 25 to- waists. , the Las Vegas Grand Army post e 5 lbB. P.-ld- of Colorado Pure Rice Biscuit for morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the 3 Packages of Toasted 25 Send us your and see how 60 Cas office of the Mutual Building & Loan Ucgas Cigbt Ralston Self-Risi- ng . .. good it is. Buckwheat, per package i?o association on the plaza. A full at 3 lbs. Pride of Colorado Pure Pure Buckwheat Flour, per lb ..?.. .05 tendance of the veterans is desired. Tar 40 $ Power Co, A Good Mixed Tea, per lb 30 10 lbs. Lard Compound 90 The Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's in lb 50 A Good Roasted Coffee, bulk., per 20 church will meet tomorrow afternoon Las Vegas Steam Laundry 5 lbs. Lard Compound . : 8 Boxes Black Diamond Matches for , , .25 with Mrs. E. W. Hart, on Eighth 3 lbs. Lard Compound 35 1 i.. Phone Main 81. R 2-l- b. street. The ladles will conduct a sale Sacks Table Salt for .25 Standard Hams 15 of home cooking next Saturday In the 2 10-l- b. Sacks Table Salt for 25 Wheeler building on Douglas avenue. Standard Breakfast Bacon ... .19 GREAT 2 lbs. Best Butter for 55 will take CASH OPPORTUNITIES Creamery In the meantime they 1 50C Jar Cudahy Beef Extract .35 20 to 30 to lb. Prunes; the largest packed; per lb 15 orders. 3 50o Jars Cudahy Eeef Ex FOR THREE DAYS, MAY 15, 16 AND 17 Small Prunes, 4 lbs. for 25 The Ladies' Auxiliary to the O. R. tract C. dance and so CAKES plans and enjoyable 8 Bars Diamond C Soap 25 cial at O. K C. hall on Tuesday even- MADE RIGHT C 3.00 first-cla- ss 100 Bars Diamond 20 PER CENT OFF ANY RUG; RUGS 50C TO All of the above are guaranteed to be ing.. Dancing and refreshments will Soap... $35.00 be 10c. Price of admission reserved Give Perfect Satisfaction 4 cans Alamo Lye 25 and at 0 saving of 15 to 40 per cent. 20 PER CENT OFF ANY IRON OR BRASS BED; 1 large rkg. Pearline 20 It will to in a month's EXCUSED FROM JURY DUTY : pay you lay supply. Our cakes are made of the BEDS $2.50 TO $35.00 as reasons his whici 1 lb. pkg. Pearline 10 Giving his age, best material, baked in a 62 and his in 3 25 is years, membership Sanitary Way we make lbs. Evaporated Peaches 10 PER CENT FOR CASH ON EVERYTHING the E. Romero volunteer fire departs 3 lbs. Bulk Currants 25 ment, A. T. Rogers, sr., this morning VANILLA Clarence J. Roberts to ex One 60o can Corn Syrup 40 asked Judge COCOANUT cuse him from service on the petit Jury One 2Vi lo. can Asparagus Tips .25 J. C. JOHNSEN & SON KE DAVIS court CHOCOLATE for the Max term of the district Four 2 lb. Cans Asparagus 623 Douglas Avenue. Main CARAMEL 40c Phone 193 or Main 194 for San Miguel county. The request Tips 85 Mr. is the fath SPICE was granted, Rogers 3 Macaronni 25 N. B. For the accomodation of our customers our store will era of Will Rogers who likely will bo NUT 3 pgks. Spaghetti 25 bft and tomorrow until 9 m. tried at this term of the court for the -- open tonight night p. 3 Vermicelli .25 RETAIL PRICES- - kidnaping of his little nephew, Waldo ANGEL FOOD AND pkgs. fl son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Ro 3 pkgs. Egg Noodles 25 2,000 or Each Rogers, LOAF NUT 15c lb. More, Delivery, 20o per 108 Ibi. gers. It was a peculiar coincidence 3 pkgs. Quaker Corn Flakes. . . .25 1,000 lbs. to 2,000 Ibi., Each Delivery 25c per 100 Iba. that he should have been drawn as a 3 pkgs. Dr. Price's Rooted Oats '.25 . 200 Iba. to i,000 Iba., Each Delivery 30e per 100 Iba. 60 Iba. to 200 Iba., Each member of the Jury at this particular 1 Cream of Wheat 15 Delivery 40c per 100 Iba. pkg. SO term of the court. at Lesa Than Iba Each Delivery 50c per 100 Iba. Fresh Every Day 1 pkg. All Grain 15 3 cans Columbian Milk 25 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY A G U A PURA COMPANY BOUCHER'S 6 lbs. Santos & Java Blend WANTED Two setting . hens, Ply Coffee ; 1.40 Harvesters, Stores and Distributors of Natural Ice, the Purity mouth Rocks preferred. P, E. (The Coffee Man.) Tea, (English, Breakfast), Ool-- and Lasting, Qualities of, Which' Have Made Las Vegas See Sale Famous Office 701 Our 1018 Special Barnes, Twelfth street. or Douglas Avenue. ong, .Ceylon, Gunpowder, ' JapatL 85c lb. 3, lbs. for. . . . 1.00 ( i. "Ad" On Page "5" FINE s JX'dtilill in Jthe flavor, come and JUST A JD$ EXTRA test it. Screened and Lump Raton Cerrillos AMPELOPSIS VEITGHI or BOSTON IVY C O At Lb A. JOV7 ODD The Best Herdy Vine In Existence WHOLESALE 35c or 3 for $1.00 I. H. STEARNS AND RETAIL ,: Anthracite Coal, all sizes-Ste- am ,? Coal Sawed Wood and Kindling & Co. Store &-.5- I fGraaftrw, Hayward on Pure Thin&r TorEat Fool 21 .r-i"-EerryllOnionr ".".QteYe ionc Main 46V Ranch MowZW"''--