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Santa Fe New Mexican, 07-10-1913 New Mexican Printing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 7-10-1913 Santa Fe New Mexican, 07-10-1913 New Mexican Printing company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news Recommended Citation New Mexican Printing company. "Santa Fe New Mexican, 07-10-1913." (1913). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news/3845 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 7 jpr KOI. 50 F, JV(W MEXICO, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1913. NO. 125 ROOSEVELT AND i LAGGARD VOTERS ARE now ' HEAVY LO SS ES started the war, COUNCIL NAMES SONS ARRIVE UFFRAGETT FIRE HAS NOT "J. , WANTS PEACE atdeming! SCORED HEAVILY 10. YET BURNED UN KtDtL COMMITTEE Doming. X. M., July Colonel CONFESSES BULGARIA ASKS EUROPEAN POWERS TO 1'oosevelt and two Hons arrived at ADDRESS AT CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CON- and tliti colonel ' this morning WAR.--T- VENTION SAYS A IS ON KELPCHER END BALKAN HE spent some time shaking hands with in this PAR WITH THOSE WHO BUY AND SELL TOWNS SHE GREEKS CONTINUE TO ADVANCE AND ALSO Cough Rider friends vicinity. ARS I i to the colonel de- response cheers VOTES. BULGARIA TO RETIRE. clined to speak, but assured the crowd I HOT that he was glad to get back to FED- Tlinrr ll nroUCU MlUrn always MRS. EDITH RIGBY SAYS SHE BORN FOREST FIRES IN CALIFORNIA MAY REPORT FROM GUAYMAS SAYS HLULnmi.ii iihitilu ihoi u Umdoii, July 10. It is officially inntt ie sunshine state. Los Angeles, Calif., July in The Dr. Green and ED LEVER RESIDENCE AND PUT BE BEATEN OUT IF NO WINDS ERALS ARE GAININGS-MEXIC- O confirmed here that Bulgaria has tak- NIGHT TO JOIN WITH THE CHAM- Rickets, Captain way laggard voter was lashed today by Dr. the Ward-Ilel- en the initiative of asking the Burop-ea- Mr. and .Mrs. Ferguson composed Ira Landrith, president of FED- BER OF COMMERCE IN INVESTI- colo- BOMB IN LIVERPOOL COTTON EX- FAN THEM INTO FLAMES AGAIN CITY DOES NOT HEAR OF powers to try to end the Balkan iMito party which conducted the mont college, Nashville, 'J'eun., who war. re! to Silver City. They are expected in an address before the meet- - j ERAL DEFEAT. OTHER HtfrS. GATING STREET'S CHARGES. CHANGE. general MANY THOUSANDS FIGHT THE to reach here in two hours by auto, ing of the International Christian En-- ! France Will Help. a the road is in splendid condition. deavor convention, classed the non-vote- r BLAZE. 10. France C. A. Oreenway, of uishoe. with those who and sell Vienna, Austria, July Captain HAS BEEN IN JAIL buy NO REBELS YET has undertaken to negotiate with CONTRACT IS LET FOR Arizona, a former rough rider, whose otes. .ln.w.1 ...tn Ur it. Servia and Greece on behalf of Bul ,1... r.;r,n Dr. Landvith's address was built NAVAL FIRE FIGHTERS 11 FIVE PREVIOUS TIMES IN SIGHT OF JUAREZ garia to ascertain what terms of PLAZA BAND STAND m,t ,hR imri-- nere- iie wm spei,d upon the thesis that. Christianity can few in Silver and surround- - peace can be arranged. days City cure ail civic evils, and he declared ARE CALLED OFF The French government has ad- n)ountanBi if divorce court con- "the party loyalty Tucson, Ariz., July .10. A belated vised the Greeks and the Sarvlans Arrives In Silver Glty. Liverpool, July 10. A dramatic had not so men's to- been busy separating communication from in the too otherwise XJSSSXJkXXXXXSSjCOUNCIL COMMITTEE. XJ N. M., 10.-C- ol. fession of incendiarism was made Guaymas not to demand much, or silver City, July politics from men's religion, there A X a well militant suf- San Francisco. Cal.. July 10. hands of Mexican consul Ainslle says Bulgaria is likely to prefer to take the Committee of Alderman mimed Roosevelt and party arrived here at day by known would unsolved civic a be few prob si ill, cloudless dawn brought hope to that 300 constitutional 1st sol- chances of out the city council to cooperate with X ocm By automobile from Deuiin fragette, Mrs. Hdlth Rigby, wife of today fighting quarrel. by lems." Mill Courte Maderia and Lark diers in an effort to swim V of commerce eommit-- He of his at Preston, to the magis- Valley, met death chamber will be the guest cousin, physician re "would for- T - "Christianity," asserted, that before fell, across the when the state troops Greeks Victorious. tee to investigate water eom-- If. Mnnro his former Da- trate sitting in the police court here. Spur today night bay Ferguson, quickly solve nil' civic problems if the est fires on Mount would be were a hidden Huerta 10. A Greek iaval ranch now a rancher at Mrs. Rigby declared it was she who Tamalpais repulsed by Athens, July pany charges: Vkota partner, Christian voter would only vote like beaten out and that the force in their to enter the the of Alderman A. H. Renelian. Cat last burned down I he coun- thoroughly attempt fcrce today occupied seaport canyon. Tuesday a Christian." afternoon wind would not. fan them to California gulf port. Kavala on the Aegean sea. hitherto in X Alderman John Shoemaker. Silver Citv was decorated in honor try residence of Sir Win. H. Lever, - . church in the new danger, as they have for the last The message states that General the hands of the Bulgarians. The Alderman Romuio Lopez. V0f Colonel Roosevelt. He may ad- damage amounting to fl00.-000- Every projestant city causing was out the three Ojeda, after his retreat to the fede- vajley of the Strumitza also has been VXXXSXXXXXXXX " dress the state normal school here utilized today in carrying days. sur- second of the 2fith columns of smoke from ral base, arranged an ambush to taken possession of by the Greeks. The city council followed the lead Saturday. Mrs. Rigby surrendered voluntarily. clay's program Faint thin convention of Christian the showed four fires prise the pursuing constitjitlonalists Bulgars Retreat. of the chamber of commerce at a When today she gloried in the canyons that arraigned Endeavor Thousands of dele- were still and that 800 federals fell on the state Belgrade, Servia, July 10. The Bul meeting last, night when after the al- her achievements. society. smouldering. troops, who fled in disorder, leaving continue to intimations in the HOLD EXECUTIUE gates took active part in committee Communication with the Mulr garian troops retire, leged slanderous "1 lighted the Lever residence as a many dead and wounded. Obregon's the Servians, ac of C. of the meetings and heard addresses and a of sequoias, was closely pursued by letter F. Street, president SESSION OF beacon to the couitry. I also placed woods, grove giant men were celebrating what be- to official received and papers read by the pastors in attend- still broken this morning. One news- they cording reports Santa Fe Water Light company, the in the Liverpool stock lieved to be the fall of Guaymas when here. The from a of COMMITTEE explosives ance. who made the on foot, Bulgarians retreating had been discussed, committee 5 to show how it paperman trip Radc-vitc- h, exchange July easy six- the federals closed In on them. Istip had intended to occupy three was appointed to join with the Thousands of delegates and visitors brought back word that all the is to procure them and to place them for- an import town some miles to chamber of commerce in prosecuting Washington, D. C, July 10 The ti the convention attended sun rise teen cottages on the edge of the Federal Defeat Not in public buildings. trees Reported. the east bu the Servian cavalry drove vigorously the investigation Into the senate lobby committee spent the "quiet hour" services. est had been destroyed, the big Mexico 10. In none of the "1 chose the Liverpool cotton ex seemed to be out City, July them out of this position yesterday. umors which are alleged to be the greater part of the day in executive Seclional meetings were held this were untouched, and Mexican was there dead because the cotton All that morning papers The Bulgarians fled, leaving the foundation for the statements made session, supposedly looking over the change industry morning in 2:! churches, in "auditor- of danger. authorities agreed published an account of the defeat of and lias been built up largely by women's but lack of wind had saved and wounded, throwing away by Mr. Street, which have been given books of the National Wool associa- ium endeavor," the big assembly tent nothing I.ieut. Colonel Rubio the food. The. are to the towns. Navarrette, rifles, ammunition and so much publicily in the past two or tion, furnished yesterday. Clarence labors. merchants willing and in a downtown theatre. There the forests and federal commander, by Venustiano and wealth out of the labor A that five sol Russia as Pace Maker. three days. H. Brown of New York, chairman of get power also were overllow meetings and relig- report early today Carran.a. On the long re- women while women them been burned to had contrary, St. Petersburg. July 10. Bulgaria The councilmen, that is, the five the hosiery manufacturers executive of the ious exercises in the streets. diers had death, port are issued containing the most selves are denied the vote and citizen- not been confirmed or denied up to 1 has placed herself unreservedly In w ho were present.
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