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VOL. XXXIII. NO. 205. LAS VEGA8 DAILY OPTIC, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1912. CITY EDITION. MARSHALL NAMED '(W$)lrffl)(&!!S7 &mu'jMDdtIp tzUddUdDdSdBUd M'VEAGD GRILLED AS SECOND DY ANOTHER

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SELECTION IS UNANIMOUS ACCUSED OF FAVCHITIS'I

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FAL-LE- ' ' THE TREASURER ASSERTED TO DECLARES HIS MANTLE HAS " ; I HAVE SPENT TOO MUCH TIME ON SHOULDERS OF NEW Av "MONKEYING" JERSEYITE

Washington, July 3 A congression- Baltimore, Md., July 3. In the dying con- - I al investigation of Secretary Mac-Veag- hours ot the democratic national t , : s ' ' - - a I i , , i ' I ' administration in the treas- vention this morning It seeemd for ( is impending as one time that there would he another ury department of the results of a row of long stand- deadlock over the nomination for vice and one of Governor John B. Burke of ing between the secretary president. his assistant secretaries, A. Piatt North Dakota, for whom Mr. Bryan - I Andrew, which culminated today Jn had expressed a preference for the f Andrew's resignation. second place on the ticket, had polled A few hours later, Representative enoutfi vote on the first two ballots James Cox of Ohio, introduced a re- TO PIOCK. uumiiianv". v " ' " - lue solution a investi- Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana, the proposing complete ' ' of the administra- leader. ' gation MacVeagh The third ballot had been or- tion. just hla dered when the chairman of the A. Piatt Andrew today tendered to President Taft as as- North Dakota obtained re- resignation delegation In from the chair and said: sistant secretary of the treasury. cognition the Mr. "North Dakota offered her three-time- s a spirited letter to president Andrew writes of conditions In the governor to the party, believing which are alleg- him to be the strongest running mate treasury department ed to the attitude of Secre- for Governor Wilson that could te to be due tary MacVeagh toward many of his nomjnated. We made the best fight we could for b.lm and realize we are subordinates. Andrew's letter beaten. We therefore withdraw hla Assistant Secretary V of resignation charges subordinates jiame, assuring this convention that - .... in are Vherever there is a fight for v demo- the treasury department j ' and at every cratic votes next fall, Governor John hampered discouraged turn MacVeagh's Idiosyn- E. urke will be found in the thick by Secretary crasies and his for deci- of it." Incapacity to hundreds of visitors ar- and other have-bee- n in to sion. It contains a scathing arraign- The speaker thereupon moved With large public buildings condition handle any emergen- Fighters Confer With Referee will for the champion. on the filled with cots and will Cur- ment of MacVeagh's admin- make the nomination of Governor Mar- riving every regular train, be able cy as wel as take care1 of the large Last night in the office of Jack Officials of the Bout Secretary south to of the affairs," shall unanimous. Immediately a wild roads east, we6t, north and of accommodate several hundred peo- volume of fight matter that will be ley on Lincoln avenue Referee Ed W. The officials of the bout are as fol- istration, "government and created a sensation in scramble for the doors followed, few here dotted with automobiles Las ple. Meals and beds are pronounced flashed over their wires all day to- Smith of Chicago hedd a conference lows: Referee, Ed W. Smith of Chica- profound Sev- and numerous by visitors to be morrow. the battle of tomorow. It official circles. waiting to hear the motion put. bound special remarkably cheap, regarding go; time keeper for club. Otto Floto to- un- One of Andrew's letter to eral seconds later Chairman James' trains due to arriv.e tonight and there being no evidence of a deelre by If the promoters have done their was .agreed that the men should of Denver; time keeper for Flynn, Al portion morrow Oklahoma, Colorado, Las Vesas. to work, a hold up dertake to themselves without of. time for the president is susceptible of being gavel fell at 1:56 a. m. on the flntl from people work well, and Jim protect Tearney Chicago; keeper Mex- to the effect that other adiournment of one of the most note Texas, and various parts of New game. Flynn have done their little, tasks even attention from the referee, as the men Jack Johnson, Tom Flanagan ol Tor- Interpreted ot are the Johnson-Flynn,j- p Train from the South will break orders official Can- high officials in the .treasury are di worthy conventions In the history ico, indications that Special better. Each fighter Is in splendid Immediately upon onto; announcer. Tommy from who not non sastisfied with Secretary MacVeagh's the democratic1 party. . heavyweight championship Word' was received from Albuquer- condition. Weeks of hard and consist- the ring arbiter, will of Oklahoma City; physician, Dr. a which will be tomorrow last that the special train be obliged to a hand either R. K. McClanahan of Las treatment of them. William Jennings Bryan remained bout, fought que night ent training have rounded them Into lay upon Vegas. ' ' "For further evidence of the pecu -- flsnire to the last A short afternoon In the big arena at the end to be run from that place would he splendid form. Johnson will enter the of them. There will be no violations The following brief biographies of liar difficulties which surround ' the time.tibefore adjournment he spoke his of Sixth street, will be attended by a made up of 15 ears and would bring ring weighing from 212 to 215, hard as of the, hold and hit rule, the first of the fighters and the referee will be - de- of business la the treasury," "valedictory," as he called, It trans- crowd that will tax the capacity of in at least 2,000 visitors frob the nails and still the posessor of the re- the two battlers trying 4t being of Interest to the fight fans: handling Mio'nnrtv'a standard to the theater. southern of the state. Between clared the loser of the bout In case Johnson ' he suggested that President Taft con- I i 1" Pi 1 v that outdoor part markable skill thaf placed In i sult Lawrence O. Murray comptrol- shoulders of Governor Wilson. The The real vanguard of the army of 600 and 1,000 people will come here his custody the heavyweight cham- of a police finish Referee Smith will Jack Johnson, world's champion, " a be ler of the Lee McClung, respectful attention which the speech fight fans began arriving yesierday. also on the special train to he run pionship of the world. Flynn will give decision, so that there may was born March 31, '1878, Galveston, urency;i treasurer of the United States; Jos- receive and the applause at its con- The afternoon trains discharged hun- from Santa Fe. The Osmundo special climb over the ropes weighing 190 ni controversy regarding the outcome Texas. He became champion Decem- of eph B. Ralph, director of the bureau clusion were tributes to his dreds of people on the platform the from Denver arrived today bringing pounds. The Pueblo Fireman has per- of the fight. ber 26, 1908, Sydney, N. S. W. of and Charles A. ' passenger station. By night the ho- seevral hundred people from the capi- fected his natural style of fighting to Flynn and Johnson both did light No more wonderful athlete lives in engraving printing; work did as Kram, auditor for the postofflce; Roy- A large number of delegates left the tels and many of the rooming houses tal of Colorado. Special trains are an absolute science. He Is not a box- today. They not box, they the world today than John Arthur al E. Cabell, commissioner of internal cltv after the nomination of Governor were filled and th,e garages and livery due also from Pueblo, while regular er, but he is a fighter In everything did not wish to run the risk of sustain- Johnson of Chicago, who became cham revenue; James Knox Taylor, for- Wilson yesterday afternoon without stables were choked with vehicles trains will bring several personally that word Implies. It will be a battle ing any injuries that might handicap pion of the pugilists four years ago mer archite X, and waitine for the final session. Th03e which had made the journey to the conducted parties from , between a combination boxer and them In the ring tomorrow. today by whipping Tommy Burns at supervising Battle to at 2 O'ClocK Charles D. Norton, Mr. Andrew's pre- who remained showed the relief they city that will be the most talked of Kansas City, Omaha and other large fighter and a straight-ou- t fighter and Start Sydney, Australia, and who has since 2 decessor and former secretary to the felt that the fight was over and a place in the world tonight and cities. should result in one of the hardest The battle will begin promptly at sucessfully defended the title against of prevailed among ' Newspaper Men Here battles ever o'clock. That is, Announcer Tommy James J. Jeffries, at Reno, Nev. president. spirit hilarity ring fought Dr. were taxed to theif in readiness for the Cannon will declare the The campion his best Andrew's letter to Secretary them. ' Restaurants Everything is Flynn Says he Will Win proceedings says fighting in- MacVeagh, him of the resig- The" delegation, loyal to and allthe outdoor ir,;:rh big battle of tomorrow. The hard formally opened at that hour. The weight is 210 pounds and that he advising rapacity Both Flynn and Johnson are confid- nation discloses the hitherto to "Old Clark" joined stands were given a brisk trade. Cots work ot Promoters Jack Curley and troduction of numerous celebrities stands a quarter of an inch over six unpub- the last Champ ent of confident. ' of-Pc- victory supremely was on could and in the corrid Charles and their e will require require only a few min- feet" lished fact that Mr, MacVeagh In the revelry as best they made their appearance O'Malley large said Flynn today: utes. will Pro- the verge of leaving the cabinet in mingled their cheers for Woodrow ors of all the hotels and rooming force has resulted in success, for Then the bout begin. Johnson did not start fighting until "As I Bald last Sunday, if I should December, 1910. In one of the Wilson with those of their convention houses and nearly every family in the it is believed the big boat wilj be suc- moter Curley, believing the fans are 1899 but at that time did not amount part be bo unfortunate as to lose my battle Johnson-Flyn- letter he says: the joyful 24 from New willing to rent a room or two had cessful from a financial and sporting here primarily to see the' to much and it was not until several neighbors, city with Jack Johnson tomorrow, I will "You cannot how I stood the oppportunity to take in a few ten standpoint. Visiting newspaper men bout, did not arrange for any years later that he apeared as a can forget by Jersey. not I am in thei best condi- when were on ants. are here in droves to report-- the fight squeal. preliminaries. The1 portion of the pro- didate for the heavyweight title. Jack you you the point of tion I ever enjoyed and am capable of having taken from hands what Today the rush of arrivals continu for their papers and fhe 'Associated gram usually occupied by such events lost his first fight and then did not your putting up a great fight' I will knock will be taken the introduction box He was probably was the most Important un- LORD CURZON PRESIDES ed to pour Into the city and by night Press and the United Pres'arTepre-- ' up by again until 190L fairly ' ' out Jack Johnson Just as sure as I Of such men as Tommy Al Pal- - a dertaking of your administration. London, July 3. Lord Curzon of the old town will be packed as tight sented by capable staff correspond- Burns, successful that year despite setback enter, the ring with him. I believe that zer and others. When the White House, In December, Kedleston, chancellor of the Univer- as the wardrobe of a leading actress. ents. The two telegraph companies at the hands of the have are I will leave the squared circle a victor. Burns and Abdul the Turk will he In the 1902 Jack entered Into 1910, without, consulting with you, sity of Oxford presided at the ses The Duncan opera house, armory Increased their facilities and year I am determined to win that cham- seconds In while Tom and entirely without your knowledge, sions of this, the1 second day oi me Flynn's corner, pionship back to the white race and, and Burns on entered into negotiations for an issue of the universities of the em- Flanagan Profesor Watson (Continued Page Four) congress you can believe me when I say It I am of Panama bonds, the embarrassment the congress pire. During the day to do It." of the situation threatened to going - force . the relation of universities HOW THE MEN COMPARE. discussed your You will remember educa- Johnson's Feet not Cold resignation. to technical and professional Flynn Johnson did Johnson said as Iced out- that I everything In my power to tion, the of university 5 ft. 10 inches Height 6 ft. V inch when the PRINCIPAL RING BATTLES OF JOHNSON AND FLYNN interchange avert your humiliation and that I loy- and the of the uni- 188 .Weight ...212 come of the battle: Year Johnson Rounds Year Flynn Rounds teachers, problem pounds pounds ally agreed to resign and leave the In east in to their 70 Reach "I have no fear of cham- 1904 Sam McVey, K. 0 20 1906 Tommy Burns, K. O. by. 15 versities the regard inches ..75 Inches losing my service with If Ed K. O. 2 1907 18 you your resignation Influence on character and moral 17 inches Neck . . . . 17 inches pionship title in the battle with Jim ,1904 Denver Martin, Geo. Gardner, K. 0 " became necessary." ideals. 13 Inches Right biceps 15 Inches Flynn tomorrow. I will win the fight. 1905 Marvin Hart, li 20 1907 Dave Barry, K. 0 7 13 inches Left biceps 15 inches I expect to score by a knockout and I 1906 Jeo Jeannette, W 15 1907 Tony Ross, W. F 13 12 Inches Right forearm 13 inches do not believe Flynn will last more 1906 , W 15 1907 Jack Johnson, K. O. by. .11 GOOD ROADS MEET TAFT'S OLD HOME AT AUCTION 12 inch-- " Lett forearm .' 14 inches than 11 rounds. J never was In better 1906 Joe Jeannette, L. 10 1907 Bill Squires, K. 0 6 1907 Bill 9 1908 L 10 Monte 3. A conven- CincinnaU, July 3. The old home 39 Inches Chest at rest 40 inches condition and I will demonstrate to Lang, K. 0 Jim Barry, Ne, Ark., July 1907 Bob K. O. 2 1908 K. O. 9 Trl-Stat- e Good as- of President Taft was offered for 41 inches Full inspiration 42 inches the thousands of people who witness Fitzsimmons, Al Kaufman, by.. tion of the Roads 9 sale at auction today. Since the 34 inches Waist '...36 inches the bout that I am Just as good as I 1907 Jim Fiynn, K. O H 1911 Tony Caponi, K. 0 sociation began her& today rnd 23 .26 when I 1908 Tommy Burns, W 14 1911 Al Kaufman, K. 0 7 over tomorrow. Delegate president lived there the house has Inches Thigh ..: inches was two years ago tomorrow ..' . 1909 K.0...12 1911 Carl Morris, W. 10 been occupied by several persons, the 15 Inches Calf 16 inches defeated Jamest J. Jeffries. However, Stanley Ketchell, representing commercial, agricultural, 1910 K. 15 1911 K. 3 are last owner going Into bankruptcy, 33 years ...Age i 34 years as I remarked when first addressing Jim Jeffries, 0 Tony Caponi, 0 and improvement organizations with the result that the property was a Las Vegas crowd, I hope the best in attendance from numerous points ordered sold to satisfy the creditors. f man may win." in Missouri, Arkansas and Oklnihonia f t

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completed his Congressional Govern lng peace societies, casting hero med- "THE REAL WOODROW WILSON" ment that book born of the Gentle- als, and establishing pensions. r-- v of his re ' man's Magazine, and his own dissat- Among other evidences c , Hy ALFRED ILENRY LEWIS ... soul-charg- hi i isfaction with the American constitu generation and Mr. Car y rr r he went. a 15,000,000-dolla- r (The , following article from The ciety rested from its labors, tion and he marled Miss Axson, negie established Hearst Magazine for May is of inter- abroad Into the groves about Prince whom in his Atlanta days he had met Foundation, and arranged thereon Burke. In town Rome. of retired Sale est because ofvihe nomination at ton reciting the speeches of the neighboring of pension for the support For the first 4 of we will continue our Green Tag yesterday of Woodrow 'Wil- Likewise, he grew to be five feet Plainly, Mr. Wilson practiced love college professors. As a condition days July, son as democratic candidate for presi- eleven Inches In stature, and by much more effectively than he prac- the retired pension-askin- professor prices n dent of the United States:) word of one of his classmates "felt ticed law. For his authorized biog- must he able to show that he had Doctor Wilson, late " president of himself a little above tha crowd." It rapher declares that the eleventh taught for 25 years. That last thought Is WTIlson his SKIRTS Princeton university, now governor of understood that the feeling here time he met MIsa Axson, he won from was with Mr. during W0MENS SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, New Jersey, is asking for the presi- chronicled referred to Mr. Wilson's her a Judgment in his favor. Princeton moments. ' He would ask dency of the country. When a man soul-altitud- and not to the mere (The Sacrifice of His Mustache for a Carnegie pension. As a basis, SILK AND LINGERIE WAISTS AND MILLINERY comes asking for the presidency of vulgar length of his physical keel. Johns Hopkins, accepted as his he must first teach those demanded the country, It la time to light the Mr. Wilson's father, the Reverend theBls his Congressional Government, 25 years. Already he had fixed his council fire. Joseph, while not a rich man, was conferred upon Mr. Wilson the degree honorable eye upon the New Jersey will wonder of Ph. D, Thus Indorsed, he went to But it must watt Busi Who Is Dr. Wilson , What is his not a poor man. No one governorship. Mawr to teach econ ness before story? He waa baptized It was In at this who recalls his Scotch blood Bryn political pleasure; pensions first to . follow. Ohlo'Thomas Woodrow Wilson,' Even while ablaze for the southern omy the girls. While at Bryn governorships might Mawr he shook the local Mr. Wilson was either or a and grew to man's estate as "Tom." Confederacy, as he was, he never heart by lucky Also a and varied line of women's and misses away that and melan- born he was a lit large Then be wrote a hook, Congressional blazed to a height which gave him shaving long politician. Perhaps which had been so tle of both. In he had no Government. After which, npon ar confidence in its currency. As fast choly mustache, any case, hand successful when, beneath more those 25 years of II guments of euphony and pose, he as he received from his flock a drooplngly completed the soft Virginia moon, . he sang "She which qualified him to go .'.abandoned "Thomas" by the wayside, ful of Confederate bills, he straight- teaching, my sleeps." for a pension, when and broke upon, the world as "Wood' way converted these evidences sleeps, lady asking Carnegie this latter waa at row Wilson." As this Is written he Into prudent plug tobacco. This he Regarding improvement, he clutched by ORDERS In Mr. Wilson's authorized and the SALE FOR CASH ONLY NO TELEPHONE Is Woodrow Wilson, Ph. D., LL. D, nicely boxed, to be filed away his biographer Smith, others among politic has these obscure almost opaque ians, and sent by them to Trenton Likewise, In the politeness of our pol garret for future thrifty reference. words. as New governor. itics, the prefix "Honorable" belongs Plug tobacco would keep. Should the Jersey's with bis name. Confederacy lose, plug tobacco ever "It was" he says "a sacrifice Elected governor, Mr. Wilson at which it was hinted he once his Princeton presldn- DAYS fie who would know the colt should faithful, ever solvent would retain (Mr. Wilson) resigned FOUR DAYS Wl ? Cf FOUR made In the hope of being better able cy. Whereat, because some were ra know the sire. Also, the grandslre. a value which Confederate currency would not. As a result of this mon- to suggest to his classes, certain deli glad and some were sad, his resigna- ONLY Mr. Wilsons grandfather was a t j hla cacies of and which tion was accepted with a comming Scotch Presbyterian, More than one ey forethoughtfulness, always thought fancy, the they had shown little signs of appre ling of laughter and lamentation. Not Established 1862 South SicbPlaja. hundred years ago, he came to this dominant characteristic, eldjr Wil- that Mr. Wilson minded either over- country to settle in . Wilson,' in whose ways young Mr. hending." Gentie-tlemen- 's From the at Mawr, Mr, much. HJs life would now take shape Being thus settled, Mr. Wilson's son molded himselt upon the girls Bryn and debated Wilson went to the boys at Middle-tow- n as he all along had planned. His grandfather proceeded to perform as Magazine in could well where he Princeton presidency would vanish; a editor, and one time Princeton, be termed fairly Wesleyan university, f off. Life was made remained until called to Princeton In but in stead he would have a gov and another published papers In thereby safe, if its Seub-envill- not for Mr. since 1890, to occupy the chair of Jurispru- ernorship, and draw $10,000, where , Pittsburgh, and, easy, young Wilson, dence he had drawn but $8,000. Also, The father of Mr. Wilson the elder Wilson, purse in fist, stood and politics. before ' In 1902, Mr. Wilson was made, pres there was that fat pension! was the Reverend Joseph Ruggles ever at his back. Thus young Mr. Carnegie two to are Wilson ner- ident of Princeton. In up the No men, as any subject, ' Wilson, In his day a vlgo- - Ex- wasn't driven nor made taking burdens of his new he said, ever found to think, alike, and all de 4 positor of the doctrine. o CiVti and vous, during, his student days, by any position contem of view. 'Knox. feeling of hungry hurry about earn- as furnishing a key to his pends upon a point Foj; my a scheme of college control, self, I do not question the purity of He Was Called "Mutton" at College. ing living. plated It would his effort to Mr. Wilson's. motives, as he stretched Mr. Wilson himself was born In Having resolved, as has been seen, that be "grad- uate the students as unlike their fath- out an hand for that Carnegie December, 1856. When he had upon a public career with the inci- eager fath- X office-holdin- ers as Whereat the pension. And yet, remembereing his reached the blinking age of two, his dent of young Mr. Wil- possible." so alluded bristled nis n prin- WHY PAYS BUY ers, to, democracy, IT TO, i- father, the Reverend Joseph taking son felt the propriety of studying grievously and snorted, while that ciples, his governorship, and his onr hero along removed to Georgia. law. confessing 4 I. v didn't know Just what he meant White Houbo 1 confess - There he preached In the Augusta . Wilson as a Glee cluM'tr they aspirations, As of Princeton, Mr. Wit-so- that I cannot see how he him- Presbyterian church. In 1870, the While burrowing law at tlie Univer- president brought stood, matters on self to do Mr. had ADVERTISED G&ODS Reverend Wilson trekked to South sity of Virginia, young Mr. vv.'w.i did college vastly it Carnegie's gold heads. Some liked what he come to him that of Carolina; and later, to North Caro- not neglect his debating and his writ- their through system some loathed what he did. Also, that Mr. Wilson condemn- lina, having been "called" in tha lat- ing. He argued and he orated. As to did; protection whether or loathing, both sides ed as a crime the people. By ter Instance to' fill a pulpit in Wil- writing and authorship, that impulse liking against Because the advertiser has done something: to inspire confidence. their minds . Mr. Wil- word of Mr. the mington. which he had gained from the Gen- spoke freely. Wilson, Carnegie He son stuck to his last was tainted and Mr. Carne- has not only explained the value and usefulness of his prod- In his seventeenth year, youn Mr. tleman's Magazine conM.nt.'' 3jt domi- stubbornly gold gold, How are uct, but has his and behind his stu-Jeii- '' however, unmoved by either praise or gie the publlo enemy. then put personality reputation Wilson enrolled himself In nant, and it growing clearer aud still ' and lectured and wrote we to account for Mr. Wilson's Car- statements. Davidson college, the chief inlace-Tne- mere clear to him with new day angry clamor, eaji mo- Anie-lca- r. and drew $8,000 a Odd anxieties? Must we being that a Presbyterian piety how inferior was the con- year. negie pension He can be trusted because his very business existence is at stake. ments he cast a about in that "the smell was taught as part of the curriculum. gress to the parliament of England, quiet eye agree with Vespasian He of some worthwhile for sweet?" believes in his goods to the extent of investing his capital, nor He remained there two years, and he began, laying the bedplites of his quest office; of all gold is he still as ever And occurs a further only in making the goods right, but in advertising, which was given the nickname of "Mutton Congressional Government clung, clung limpet there thought. of is the most grace- will not if he fails to make It was the. only mark of distinction to rock, to that youthful resolution Gratitude among prove permanently profitable Law, oratory, and authorship are at - a public career. Not that Mr.Wll- ful of emotions. Inthe days of the good secure repeat orders. . . he achieved, and he carried It honor best but tiresome arts. When, ope 't.y, with him to which he son purposed holding office Immedi great Cyrus, tha Persians pur-ishe- The is not a to ably Princeton, or all, they had quite worn his fag advertising only protection the trade name, but it fc"t ately. He would, frst, as a teacher, ingratitude with death. Could Mr. entered in 1875. Prom the latter col ged soul to the bone, young Mr. Wil- is the advertiser's guarantee of D make a service record of 25 years. Wilson, without feeling grateful, be- quality. lege, young Mr. Wilson graduated In son, by way of reposing himself from Why 25 That me to come Mr. Could You are justified in being suspicious of unadvertised goods, be- 1879. He 'came forth neither distin his toil, broke into song. That is to years? compels Carnegie's pensioner? one side. he thousands lu Car- however much confidence the dealer Li guished nor extinguished, being forty-- became a of the step have been paid cause, or manufacturer say he member chap- - - Andrew Carnegie was worth ?500,- negie gold, and hate the hand that have in he has not first In a class that registered a nose- el choir and the college glee club, to may them, enough faith in them to spend 000,000. It 1b to be supposed that As a democratic president, count of one hundred and twenty-two- , which , convocations of "sweet paid it money in telling others of their goodness. Mr. Carnegie, as years drew upon him n principles, The Gentlemen's Magazine was an breasts," as the ancient English had professing and the long shadows began slanting it would he Mr. Wilson's to make It to which made little it, he brought a limpid yet convinc- duty Always Pays Buy Advertised Goods English publication toward the was seized of doubts war Mr. To what ex- or less effort to address Itself to the tenor. east, upon Carnegie. ing the of his mil tent would that Car- arlsto-cratica- concerning sanctity being grateful peasantry. It was In tone an l, As a glee clubber, young Mr. Wil- lions, and the methods by which he negie pension blunt the edge of Wil- not to say a BuperclHoua son went up and down the face of had heaped them together. They had son war? Journal, and In what Intervals It did Old Dominion nature, serenading come to him as the ripened fruit of I; Is evident that VTr. Wilson re- take Its subservent eyes offi the peer- - beautiful maidens, giving them "She "protection" in days when "protec- lieved he could take a oenslon from , age to speak to the herd, It 'was sleeps, my lady sleeps!" which she tion" spelled extortion. They were an i. a peuHi.m careful to speak from a pe- didn't and "Speed away!" which haughtily In the blood and tears of whereof dollar bore the uncleon destal. While a student in Prince- from her heart she wished he would. gathered every such upheavals aa the Homestead mark of the beast and still do his ton, young Mr. Wilson got hold of the Virginia tradition speaks of the sink- strike, when children starved, women most and best as to destroy ' Gentlemen's Magazine, He read It ing of young Mr. Wilson, and he is president wept, and workmen were shot to In one unhesitating and d It, admired and read It peculiarly remembered for the mas protection. death . on their own poor doorsteps. therefore, he asks the people, again. It was then and there so he terful way in which he was wont to breath, Recalling! these things, it would ap- grounds, for their says that he received his first im- impale a certain high note, near the upon pear that the Carnegie conscience White House, and begs protectionist pulse toward politics. , , end of the "Star Spangled Banner," awoke to walk the floor, and Mr. Car Capital Paid in Following several months' perusal upon his piercing tones. It was some Surplus negie began building libraries, starr-- (Continued on Page Seven) of the Gentlemen's Magazine, young thing folk journeyed miles to en1-y- $100,000.00 $50,000.00 Mr. Wilson resolved upon a During this, his mocking-bir- period, ssn public . . . ' career. Thus resolving, he looked young Mr. Wilson cultivated a melan- v: eagerly forward to what time ha him choly mustache. Long, drooping, full self might take up office-holdin- as of feeling, it contributed to his sing- a logical and, it might be, agreeable ing a wild yet fascinating effect. .lM. CUNN1NOH All, President! FRANK SPRINGER, HOSKINS. CutaUr method of publicly uplifting mankind. It was in 1882, and he himself was Also, he was wide-eye- d and wise 26, when Mr. Wilson "young" no enough, even at the tender age of longer, flung his .unfettered shingle LAS VEGAS 22, to note how superior, to the Atlanta breeze, and at 48 Mar as an engine of legislation, was the ietta street, began casting impartial INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS 1 British parliament to the American about for and of- t ly clients, coin, 1 I bo was he f i congress. Indeed, deeply fice. They failed to materialize. Af i impressed In that particular, that he ter 18 months of waiting, Mr. Wilson made the British superiority manifest. withdrew his shingle, not so much in a sage article, printed In the In discouraged as disgusted. ' ternational Review. Since, however. Perceiving that the law, for his pur Las there occurred no subsequent remod poses, was altogether a failure, Mr. Vegas Seiviirigs Bank eling, of the American congressional Wilson abruptly chucked it. He cov system, along British parliament ered his retreat from Atlanta and lines, it is to he assumed that a the law very nicely in Mongolian Capital Stock, too $30,000.00 American public was diplomacy they call It "saving the to his wisdom. thick profit by face" with an explanation. He let Office with the San Miguel National Bank Having set his heart upon a public It be understood that he quit "be career, with office-holdin- g as an inci- cause" I quote from an authorized Wm. G. - Haydon President dent, young Mr. Wilson began prepar- biography "he could not contemplate x ' II. W. lng himself in the college debating- years of effort to further the inter J : '' r.J l; Kelly Vice President societies. What societies were extant ests of clients, under the capricious D. T. Hoskins Treasurer in Princeton did not dovetail with his and Illogical statutes of Georgia, In tastes, and so he organized a new terpreted by a supreme court whom Interest Pa.id on Deposis one, using the British parliament as he could not look up to as masters of . - a ground-plan- Having thus arranged the law." tl his forum, he, debated numberless With that for his valedictory, and ' questions, and what he lacked lq co- shaking the unappreclave dust of he Mr. Wil- are hard to rid herently and convincing clearness Atlanta from his moccasins, Summer colds get cough medicines, because it quickly and bladder .... of, and lead to astlima cures and colds. It will trouble. He says: made up In heat son wended to classic Johns Hopkins, frequently coughs ward find for case no medic! ami fever. Do not let off a cold Jf taken In Con- my other Felt Himself Above the 'Crowd. where for two yearB he bent his bronchitis, hay time." cold a hold on you, but use tains no O. O. equals Foley Kidney pllla tor V of your get opiates. Shaefer, Red ficlal effect.- - The ardor, of young Mr. Wilson was thoughtful brow to a study the and Tar Cross Store. They are a safe Foley' Honey Compound Drug reliable medicine for tr. With that of a science of government, X for quick relief. W. H. Allen, Chel- kidney quenchless. thought ' and rheumatism. Oontain no hs career and incidental office as When he was 29 years old, Mr, sea, Wis., says: "We prefer Foley's George L. HIgble, Manton, public STANLEY YOAKUM TONIGHT. Mich., drugs. O. Shaefer, Red ( ' - RUDY UNHOLZ, WHO FIGHTS Honey and Tar Compound to other used Pills a his polestar when the debating so- Wilson did two notable things. He Foley Kidney for kidney Drug Store.

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d , - - ommandt-- about 30,000 men; and Intended to kill all foragers. It leaves I ' boor. This year I am writing still I'ITIi SHERMAN General Kllpatrick was put in com- no alternative. You must retaliate AUTHOR'S another book, and if I don't realize in mand of about 3,000 to cover man for man and mark them in Hko cavalry 1RI It the promise that the 'crickets' have our left and rear. manner. You will therefore shoot at promised me Is In me, I am going to ON MARCH "Here was the hazard of It all. once, and leave by the roadside an TO top taking my.self seriously as Sherman was to cut Lee's army from equal number of their and IS NOT A prisoners writer and go in for active suffrage bis base of supplies, plunge into the append a label to their bodies that work. Three hundred and eighty- heart of an enemy's country with man for man shall be killed for SEA every nln.0 dollars and fifty-fiv- e cents ia no - enemies enough In his rear to over- one of our men kill. they SNAP sort of for an wo whelm him living ablebodied If they had concentrated. "In a general order Sherman said: man to In make, with porterhouse steak OCTOGENARIAN front of him in and about Savan- 'The army will forage on the TEUS OF THE liberally rapidly going to forty cents a pound. nah sea-coa- and between him and the country during the march under PAY IS POOR, NOT AVERAGING A3 "Some JOURNEY THAT MADE WAR were years you made more," she Harden, Hampton and charge of discreet officers. The sol- MUCH AS THAT MADE BY was reminded. SEE! This fine Dinner HISTORY Hill; back In Albama Ten- and west diers must not enter the dwellings of OTHER TOILERS In Flva Years nessee were $2,187.96 Beauregard and Forrest the inhabitants or commit any tres "True. Let's New York, 3. Samuel get the average. The July Major with their troops; more northerly was pass, but during a halt or camp they When the was made to Is Set for 5 A- suggestion total $2,187.96 for from - Bennett, who rode In saddle five years. That Coupons the Hood with 45,000 men up--( may be to the writer she Is one who is ' Willi advancing permitted gather turnips magazine $437.69 a year, still not a AND General Tecuniseh Sherman on on 1 nearly Nashville there were Brocket!-- potatoes and other vegetables and to bcv'an to be heard from about 190? match his famous for the porterhouse. Now. $3.90 "March to the Sea,' and ridge and others In east Tennessee; drive In stock In of their even from she EMPRESS Flour CASH sight camp.' and is yet heard that there is another thing to be consid back to Washington, now In his elgthi-iet- a there was In Johnson North Carolina There were m,en in our army who tell the truth about what she made, ered, when KKQUUkH ftKTAIL VALUM, ia as you stop to consider writ tla.OO year, active and .energetic and Lee in Virginia. Though the had suffered In southern prisons or for this once, and under seal of as just ing a means of livelihood. is hrw purcbaae aal.lwl tha manufacturer to ma as many a He has been em- That od a low Price. W. i a,Uti youth. march was not a great distance, It liad relatives who died there. double-dye- d she very .r. cb.rgioit part of tb coat to "vt'mutli Such;a anonymity, began the ephemeral quality of suc- ployed In the construction bureau of was men, literary "OwniM" Omiko cannot t.e daring and its strategy ended the were bent on personal revenge. to lie In the blithe, way cess. When .I'"'","!ai in aoj duplioatl la dear, literary you get a real start as a atiailty,.'. ltaa tbau any rolati ctaiua ator. It u (oaruwwt bjbot the borough of IUchmand for the last war. When the confederates They would burn houses, and ouraeivea. heard unoccupied and for a few minutes could not be maeazlhe writer one two Tbnr la a coupon In ery aaok of LARABEB'S Floor. Send na Bt ten of fates coupon and C a lo caab, draft, or v years. our army was moving their There were those who would steal New York of poaial eipnwa money order, and will through stopped says the Evening awaits you: either you have It In aend jroo one theao beautiful aeta by frefrbt. Addrwaa coupon and he Bald at you to The Cbina Department of tbe Larabe riour Unit Cowumug. "Sherman," yesterday country and their homes, lost when out on foraging expeditions. But to Uu hlnaon, Kanaa. Be aure to writ name and they Post peg away, year In. and m your adnreaa plainly his home on Fort New and I year out The counoca LAEABKB'B Flour are alao irixx! (or koijara' bJTrwar) place. Brighton all spirt Iee surrendered to Grant nffver heard of a case of personal to be a face and to bd utber vaiuable premiuma-Ai-k lor "It's story, it's mounting from a short story to the deaonpUve circular. State Island, "made every officer on before Sherman 200 miles in deed or In word. man got within outrage Any help other women," she was Informed book, and a name EMPRESS, you know, is that "Mighty-Good- " 6ER staff-kee- making for yourself his & diary, and from these of his rear. caiight pillaging in a house was ar "It's to clear for that MAN-M- I LLEO Flour makes relentlessly. up will entitle you to a place in the that Baking a Delight, he frequently consulted before making "On November 15, 1864, Sherman rested, tried and. If guilty, suffered economic and next them 'the possibilities Shaw's literature to be wrtteL, up his reports and deciding on his telegraphed to Grant: "We are off, death. Our rations Issued from the them to let go of a or are for encourage 'steady you going to have a mere mag- ALL plans of action,' goodby.' Then he cut his and wagons were stinted, and we had to If Is a sale GROCERS bridges jeb' to write short stories, that azine vogue. By . TtVa Major Bennett was born in Canaan, telegraph wires and started south,! depend largely on the 'bummers' for Sack You'll Like It. wise thing to do, and warn them if it Having a vogue is about the most Conn., 1833, and was living in Che- the nation did not know whither, and supplies. wtee to do." cruel isn't a thing fate that can befall any kind of mung county. New York, when he en- home folks of us as "It was still the of Fres- - spoke the lost preference "In that case," she said, "I will stop artist Only Arnold Bennett seems listed in the One Hundred and Sev- army, it was the Indian summer at mcui uncum ana ueuerai urani lor to so that to trying drape this negligee know it for what It Is, ws- - FULLY - and EQUIPPED AT. YOUR enth regiment, N. Y. V. I., in July, the south. We took it going Sherman's army to come up to Vlr- will an $1,050 DOOR easy, Its folds make Impressive fea sess his soul accordingly beneath the 1S62. HI? wife is living, and also a about two miles an and our ginia by sea after it reached Savan- hour, ture of the story, stop trying o show same old size of hat. The rest of daughter, the wife of Judge Lucien bivouac and camp fires were without nah, but General Sherman begged that the young author has eyes that think it Is going to last. It isn't Bv Burpee, a supreme court Justice of danger, cheery and restful, hard to carry out his own personal when she is and 'twinkle merrily amused, by our stories begin coming back Connecticut One December 1, 1863, "It was a rich and we lived Plan, of marching up the country through stop 'moving gracefully about the to us just as In our salad davs. Not Major Bennett was ordere'd to report well. Our. trains were stock country. Beautiful Columbia was regularly small but luxuriously furnished apart oecausa they are tiny worse than to General A. S. Williams for staff ed with hard tack, pork and coffee, burned, not by official authority, but down on the brass tnose ""W'e ment' and step that were accepted thev nroh- - duty as which but these were for' emer to gratify personal revenge of private topographical engineer, preserved tacks. ably couldn't be-- but because some position he held until, the close of the gencies, in case we should become soldiers who stole out of their camp see it "And te that the resultant day else out In Oskosh has made a war., surrounded and have to go Into a be- in the night" to the hit language has special reference along our lin,e. Having the fresh-- "On 4, said the sieged camps You have In "Lee and Johnson surrender- May 1864," major. heard having matter of making a living out of lit er point of view it is her we knew turn now. "we struck tents and started on those song how sweet potatoes even sprang ed, that our work was done. Go back o--r erature." , the files of the leadlne -- memorable Chattanooga from the ground. These and the de- As we took up our march homeward .. campaigns, Handicapped From the First magazines r the last ten vMr rvi I to Atlanta to Savannah and licious cured the stores of th heart assumed a and Joy Atlanta, hams, lightness "With special reference to that, Where are the writers of 1902?" corn Our OVERLAND MODEL 59 T Savannah to Washington. "Sherman's and meal, of honey and molas- that were inexpressibe. Joys then, I was terribly handicapped be march to the sea' was a un ses, made life worth Every- reached a climax when we came in mighty living. cause I sneaked up to writing with NO REASON FOR IT. In 62,250 men was in How of dome dertaking. It were and body good spirits. did this sight the of the capltol at such a spell upon me Telephone or call and we will have our demonstrator offkers. in that march mighty moving mass Like a Washington. At the national review In Particlplating appear? that I soon found myself a mesh of When East Las of as reviewed vet- Vegas Citizens Show from beginning to end, and riding up plague grasshoppers. Each army Sherman his bronze, misconceptions about the practical show you. Penn- the Way. and down the columns and through crops took a separate road, keeping erans passing before him down of the case. most dire sup- side My There can be no them every day in the discharge of abreast of each other as nearly as sylvania avenue he wept. Before the Just reason whv position was that if I ever got a story any reader of Las. & ! I had unusual possible. The whole In one col review the colonelB were asked for this will contlm, n Vegas Automobile Co. my duties, opportuni- army or two accepted, I should be made, suffer the tortures Uioe umn would 45 to of an aching back, ties for observation and acquiring gen have filled a road for lists of clothing necessary make the battle won; spoils to the viceor; the annoyance of urinary disorders, eral information. miles. the soldiers give a good appearance. I should never get printed slips the dangers of serious Ills Phone Main 344. & "The march, not alone that from At "Over this moving mass Sherman The Joint report showed 3,538 men kidney Whalen, Fowler Props again." when relief is so near at hand .nri lanta to the sea, about 250 miles, and had an eye at all times and any day barefooted, 2,298 without coats, 2,726 She got up then and went over to the most positive proof that from to he could have off and and 5,023 with trousers given Savannah Washington up squared given bareheaded, a desk and drew forth a little quarto wese his can be cured. Read In what hostile about 530 battle scientific order. He had to that were but home-mad- e an through country, nothing rags. book, of white typewriter East Las Vegas citizen says: r 800 watch sides and route' miles, making miles, if considered front, rear, fight "That army traversed a lineal paper. With an occasional glance at Mrs. L. J. Meyers. 225 RailroB.I as a about 1,000 miles in when he met an enemy, take care of of 1,500 miles, the Ave.. tangent, but cutting confederacy it, she assembled these figures: East Las Vegas, N. Mex., says: if' was a the sick and wounded Indeed the In had miles in "In 1902 the routes taken by the army, three, tramped 3,000 "In 1907, my first year of a member of our household "FORT" CANNED GOODS Itt4a ctful movement, unique In modern whole army like a father. In flVjO all; been In the field a year with no I wrote six short stories. Four gave a public statement in nralse of minutes the from Its more shelter than wild Doan's " warfare. Taking six months in all, grand army animals; had of them weer accepted. They averag- Kidney Pills and confirmed it - . with one and the same sur- Sleeping bivouac could be put in motion breken the entire railroad in January, 1907. This t army, up system ed about five thousand words each. person thinks In own each man and officer of the" 62,000 of the taken thousands as of Doan's f rounded by the enemy his south; of pris For one of them I got $30,- - for an- highly Kidney Hils now In his place. several as ever. This com- Finest Ve- f country, and all moving with one and always proper oners; fought battles; captur- other $65, for another $75, for another remedy brought Quality Fruits and 'Jeff Davis said In his book ed of plete relief from T the same object namely, that of last hundreds the thousands of dol $S0 dif- kidney trouble which getables From Field to Can different magazines paying was shown in Gen- that Sherman's devastations lars of 50,-00- 0 by pains in the back bringing Lee's army between foraging worth ordnance; captured ferent rates, you understand. Total and The Same Day. were as relentless as Instinct bales of other annoying difficulties. We eral Grant and Sherman and thereby savage cotton, destroying (is for the $310. I have year, The next year, procured Doan's --t could Buggest. That was untrue. Sher- much and Kidney Pills at the having it out in the last ditch was more; destroyed arsenals wrote seven short stories, and a book, man knew and announced when and Center Block Pharmacy and have ONLY HIGHEST the grandest of the war. , he foundries en route. For months a short book. For one of the stories GRADES OF FRUITS set been so greatly benefited them . the situation of Sher- out from Atlanta; that he would they had been under intermittent fire by "First take I got $75, for another $S0, for another that we can AND VEGETABLES ARE PACKED. man's at Atlanta. You must live off the country as a war right; night and day. At other seasons, with speak highly In their army $S0 again, and for another $60; total, praise." I common keep In mind four geographical points he ordered nothing not or wet feet and clothing ragged, dirty I ' $295. For the book must tell a hot saie Dy all dealers. Price SO Nashville, Atlanta and recognized In rules of civil war. The and filthy, officers and men for Washington, little about the book. cents. Foster-Mllbur-n Co., Buffalo, Noted; For All summer, Sherman rule Is this: Whoever carries on a Just months had no of Savannah. opportunity bathing Received $413.41 for a Best Seller New York, sole agents for the United war has a to make the and was unknown. PURITY with an army of about 100,000 men right enemy's soap Then we "I followed its career with the aid States. QUALITY CLEANLINESS hand-to-han- d country contribute to the support of were mustered out and each started had a fight almost every of that indispensable adjunct of an Remember the name Doan's and a his army. Accordingly he Issued the for home and fo day from Chattanooga to Atlanta, quiet citizenship. author' equipment, the clipping bu- take no other. following ord,er to General Slocum distance of 150 miles. Atlanta was reau, for p year or two of its life as a ASK YOUR GROCER FOR "FORT" BRAND " your or tn zoth re the heart of the Confederacy, while aespatcn BANQUET FOR MINISTER seller. It fared well at the hands of ADVERTISED LETTER LIST, Gen- ceived. Am delighted at your suc i Richmond was its brain. After 'London, July 3. The movement for the critics" she pronounced it "crick- Paul Falconer, Miss Rita Gallegos, cess at foraging. Go on, pile up the Mrs. eral Thomas had started to retreat closer .trade relations between Canada ets" "was accounted a success, went W. E. Hynt, Mrs. Man.ullta Lo- - forage, corn and potatoes, and keep upon Nashville to draw General and the British West Indies is expect through three editions mjutalble bato, Joe Martin, Wm. Mee, W. C. j yqur military horses fat. Send back Hood's 45,000 troops after him, it left ed to receive a decided impa'us tomor- terms! was published in London Miller, J. p. Murphy, Inaclta Montano, all unserviceable artillery and at the Mrs. G. Sherman free to go on and sever the row night, when the West India com (the Athenaeum said there was a big H. Nash, Thos. Raymond last moment we can count upon our confederacy as far as jthe sea coast. mittee in London will give a ban- public In' future Miss Mary Rice, J. B. Roseboom, horses and see what we can and England awaiting my Jefferson Raynolds President own extended fur haul, in Frank Smith, A. V. D. Sherman's plans quet honor of the Hon. George E, work), and brought me in Its entire Slagle, Charles E. Raynolds Vice President Hal.'ett Raynolds Cashier send back all else. One gun per thou ' ther than the sea coast His heart Foster, the Canadian minister of trade $413.41. Now Smith, Mamtfillta Sanora, Mrs. Roman Stephen B. Davis Vice President H. Erie Hoke sand men will be to take earning period exactly Asst Cashier was set on not only going to the sea plenty along. and commerce. Mr. Bonar Law and add that to the total for the short Sanchez, John Townsend, Leopoldo We find abundance of corn and pota- Valdez, A. C. but of then marching up through the a number of other publio men of stories that year and you get $708.41, Vandiver. toes out here and we enjoy them very Letters confederacy to the rear of Lee's army prominence will be among th,e guests, as the total return from the and post cards held for much. They cost nothing a bushel. If year's In Virginia, work. , postage and better directions. rail- p Georgia can afford to break our Mrs. "In the make-u- of a general there That was banner You Andrew C. Martin, Darlington. road she can afford to eed us. Please CANADIANS AT HENLEY REGATTA my year. must be many qualities. Iri him there can't imagine how well editors and Mlsg Cavanaugh, care R. H. Stearns preach this doctrine to men who go London, July 3. The annual Hen- & Co., must be something of the butcher, for publishers treated me. I rode in Tremont forth and are likely to It ley regatta today and will continue - Miss war is a killing business. Sherman spread their motors and went to their coun Bessy White, Albuquerque, FIRST NATIONAL BANK " W. T. SHERMAN, Major-Gen- .' through the remainder of the week. N. M. handled an army as a skilful fencer try homes for weekends quite as if It "And to Kllpatrick he wrote: 'We No college eight from the opposite Miss Hattie would a rapier, accomplishing his pur- were to keep sent Borden, Lawrence, Kan. have a to the of side of the water thl3 going up. They perfect right products figures year - Rev. F, M. South OF pose with a sllttle bloodshed as pos those nice looking young men, that O'Brien, superior LAS VEGAS, N. M. a country we overrun, and may collect in the aquatic Derby but the Argo- street, 111. sible. Grant went at the enemy more book and magazine firms as a Chicago, them by foraging or otherwise. I naut Rowing club, of Toronto Is en- keep Miss like a meat axe. , good will' force, around to see me Gladys Longstreth. want the foragers to be regulated and tered for the grand challenge cup, Mrs. T. J. "Sherman's army was devoted to once In ever so often, knd Conway, 3726 East Tenth, $100,000 so as not to while in the diamond everybody Capital, Surplus, aid Undivided Pofits"$35,000 him. He was tall and straight and systematized degenerate challenge sculls made me UJty. into common promise not to sign up on h robbers. can collect the same club will be Mrs. in his forty-fift- year They represented by Thos. Conway, 3744 VVyan- although only anything I might write until his house Our Receive Ac- were corn, bacon, beef and such other prod- Italy, Tasmania and Belgium also dotte City. Depositors Every Courtesy and his features deeply furrowed, had had a whack at It .When a pub ucts as we need, and the foragers are will be represented in the diamond When for the above commodation Within the of Good voice heavy and penetrating, words lisher makes us promise that, we au calling letters Scope Banking. as much entitled to our protection as challenge sculls competition. The at- please ask for advertised quick and thoughts crip. He was not thors commonly refer to the entire letters. head offi- our skirmishers and flankers. I regret tendance of the king and queen next F. O. BLOOD, Postmaster. only at the of the army transaction as a 'contract for my en- the matter that yon report that 18 of Saturday is expected to make the re- Interest Paid on Tlmo cially, but he was the smartest man tire output' Deposits your men have been murdered after gatta the most brilliant of years from The an n in it His army was a perfect brother- An Income of $600 a Year Optic prints the surrender and marked that the enemy a social viewpoint hood and he kept it in masterly good "The next year I wrote eleven short were no order. There jealousies among stories, of which five were accepted it was one FOLEY'S the leading officers; hap- For one I got $150, for another $75, Sherman was py military family. for another $80, for another $75, for and , HONEY TAR democratic i he never wore sword or Little Mary, tired but smiling-- had a wondrous dream, another $250. By this, time som He walked around the - COMPOUND sash. among Thought she was canoeing- on a great big lake of cream. magazines were paying me five cents C Q SI V7 troops with coat unbottoned, hands a word, some For over three decades a favorite LAUD and were paying two trousers with AH around were reefs of Toasties. while her only oar household medicine In his pockets, chatting cents. My total Income for the year forCOUGHS, whoever was nearest to him be he Was a silver spoon with which to eat her ashore. aw $605. The next I was COLDS, CROUP, WHOOPING way year ill, but COUGH. BRONCHITIS. HARD NUT private or general always intelligent- I wrote four short stories. Two one feel a sort of Written by F. J. O'NEILL, andSTUFFY BREATHING. Take MAMIE ly and mailing equal- stuck. For one I got $75 and for the with him. Lafayette Hill P. 0., Montgomery Co., Pa, at first sign of a cold. Quick, safe LUMP ity other $100. , and reliable." Hive "To command the wings of his The Bee on the One of the 50 Jingles for which the Postum Co., "Th,d next year I wrote another is of General H. W. SIo-cu- carton the mark the genuine. A army he selected Battle Creek, Mich., paid $100,000 in May. booh, my total income from which " WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Refuse sustitutes. , General O. O. and Howard, has been $389.55, although It was O. G. Schaefer each of them both West Pointers, called a great advance over the first Red Cross Drug Co. " V

JULY 1911 POU'A LAS VEOAS DmLY OPTIC, WEDNESDAY, 3, NO. 3Sa. federals are, ORDINANCE ering incessantly. 10 the U ed out Jim Flynn in 15 rounds at Lot of b-- , An ordinance relating HIS at least three batteries n on U' HUERTA ORDERS Ubiug the t o "d (Optic Johnson Angeles. while the rebels have levy for J"' Cljc Confidant, vy artillery D. 1313- - gaily Supransafy Nov. 28, 1906 Tommy Burns fought of March, A. ESTABLISHED 1(79. but two. aut day to .with ATTACK Be ordained the city council and Look Forward a draw "Phliadeipma at the dilatory tactics of it by Flynn at . TRCOPSJO Impatient of Las Vegas, N. M. Published By Jack" O'Brien who for three days havs of the city - the federals 1937 Burns won de- That a ux levy for lbs THE OPTIC PUBLISHING CO. Day- of Victory Tomorrow May 8, Tommy their troops to within Section U ' COMMANDER BEGINS been marching on Slat of cision over "Philadelphia Jack FEDERAL turn-inu- g Inch. y-- fr.dlng the day (Incorporated) 20 of Bachlmba and then out COL- miles made a From Page Oat) cago American, stood prominently 0 Brlen in 20 rounds at Los Angeles. WARFARE ON OROZCO'S di- A. D. 1313, is hereoy (Continue them back, the rebel army y,ct M. M." PADGETT...... EDITOR and was one of the first definitely July 4, 1907 Tommy Burns knock BACHIMBA UMNS NEAR rected Geenral Orozco today pre- follows: the awing of the game !a full tilt, box- agreed upon by both the champion and ed out Bill Squires of Australia in 1 by for a federal attack. friecial: ing some of the toughest of the white his challenger. round at Col ma, Cal. pared on refund- At Huerta's Federal Head Colonia Morelos and For Indereit general and Smith 1907 knock General Troops at and black boxers during that year This will be the first time Dec. 2, Tommy Burns Af- bonds ;'...oo;.;o quarters, Bachlmba, Mox., July 8. south of here, are taking ing losing but one docision, that being a has ever appeared in a championship ed out Gunner Molr of Enlan4 la 10 Fronteraa, Entered at, .the poatofflce at Fa ter several of delay during which on the west banks of the Geneiai: 0 Contest with Hank Grunn contest aa third man In the London, days positions O0U2.W New for transmis- round boxing rounds at England. were For fire hyraut rental. Las Vegas, Mexico, been knock- the trooi by flank movements, Yanqul river. out on the'Paclfic coast ring although for years he has Feb. 10, 1908 Tommy Burns - of sion through the United States mails designated positions, Gener- waeonloads of ammunition For maintenance public Along la 1903 Johnaou got 20 rounds judging contests In and out of the ed out Jack Palmer In 4 rounds at reaching Ften UOU.iO M second class matter. the federal commander. left for Colonia More parks E. Martin In of box- Huerta, and provisions 11 decision over both Denver ropes. Back the early days London. - of public gave the word at 5 o'clock this morn- los. Information has been received For maintenance " and Sam McVey, then rated as among ing In Chicago Smith was an amateur March 17, 1908 Tommy Burns 000.50 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ng to begin attack on the rebel army, General Sanjines that the rebels brary the very best of the black men. Lat ir lightweight of considerable skill and knocked out Jem Roche In 1 round at by 007.00 Dally, by Carrier: near Bachlmba under Gen are in three columns, from For general purposes he trimmed McVey again and for good competed In a number of tournaments Dublin. - gathered advancing fer Copy .06 Orozco. With a few shells, me have passed measure It all over Fergus-- 18, Burns eral Chihuahua and already One Week 18 put Sandy there. April 1908Tommy A total for all purposes, .uu.aw 5 government artillery has dislodged Grandes, Pearson and Madera, grand 65 son In 20 rounds. He entered newspaper work In the knocked out Jewey Smith in rounds Casaj One Month . . from one posi ' rail- And the above and foresoing taxei Johnson 'SO's late E. the rebels important on tha Mexican Northwestern 7 60 The following year prove! late under the Hugh at Paris. ' ' - : One Year tion the " " are hereby lerted trrtlnut ail proper his to be known as the best 3f his first Job being on Aug. 24, 1904 Tommy Burns knock- during night. road. Daily by Mall right Keough, regular moved cauti Orozco of every itub.'eet to tax- out Sam a ed Bill In. 13 rounds at The troops are being Federal officials here believe ty' description One Tear 18 00 the colored race by knocking Yank Adam's old Sporting Journal, out Squires tUe ously to avoid rebel mines, which will abandon Bachlmba and Chihua- ation within and by city fi$ lav 1.00 McVey in' '20 rounds and Denver Ed weekly in Chicago. Later Sydney. BU Months publication and exploded. Into foresaid. , i old Chi- 2, 1908 Burns have been discovered hua and more his entire force Vegas, Martin in two rounds, both being on when went to the Sept. Tommy ' y Keough catastro- a ' ' 2. cletk is here-b- in 6 rounds at Explanation of the reported eastern Sonora.' SeaJion The city WEEKLY OPTIC AND STOCK coast battles. cago Tiroes as sporting editor he took knocked out Bill Lang phe of two days ago, when a big ex- Shells from the artillery of the fed- directed to certify" to the probate GROWER Johnson having cleaned up most of Ed with him as assistant and they Melbourne. v plosion was heard in the rebel camp, eral forces falling near the clerk of the county of San Miguel, 12-0- the heavies on this side and having were several Smith Dec. 26, 1908 Jack Johnson defeat began One Year together years. head-nuarter- - of This 14 and was made today by a report to where the rebels are entrench- state of New Mexico, a copy Months 1.00 failed to catch the eye of Jim Jeffries, finally fallng heir to the job when ed Tommy Burns in rounds hills BU A rebel mine a with the that the decided In 1907 to decided his luck on won title at Sydney, 'police stopping destroyed d, two miles from Bachlmba shortly ordinance request then champion, try Keough to try 11 big water tank, seriously injuring a 11 a. m. At the same said taxes be carried on the tax In Advance for Mall Subserip fields. While there he coast. time atfer today. " (.Cash Australian the Pacifio Smith at the fight an- ' civilian and slightly wounding in three as required by law. ttons) cleaned up Peter Felix and BUI Lang, was probably the youngest metropo- Oct 16, 1909 Jack Johnson knock time the federal cavalry other. Section 3. This ordinance shall take Remit by draft, check or money the best men they had at the time. litan sporting editor In the business, ed out In 12 rounds columns began moving up slowly. Many mines were discovered near noon the by effect and be In force from and after order. If sent otherwise we will not Johnson then returned home, fought a being only 22. at Colma. Shortly before shelling and the detonation was caused by more Its and publication 'as requir- Ve responsible tor loss. few minor engagements and then set Since then he has held some big July 4. 1910 Jack Johnson knocked by the federals became frequent, passage - theirv explosion after being removed with ed law. Specimen copies free on applicat sail for England in pursuit of Tommy lobs. When the Times was consoli out James J, Jeffries, retired heavy- the rebels finally answering by in 15 rounds aV by the government engineers. while rebel Enacted this 29th day of June ion. , Burns, who claimed the title because dated with the Herald and became the wplirht chamoion. their artillery, sharpshoot- The battle of Bachmlba which may to A D. 1912. of retirement and his own Times-Heral- which is now the Record-- Reno,. Nev. ers waited for the federal cavalry Jeffries' outcome of the Mexi- AT Herald, determine the move into The federal shells Approved: ILL PAPERS DISCONTINUED victory, over Marvin Hart. Johnson Smith was moved iwth the range. OF can revolution has been raging for well rebels R. J. TAUI'ERT, THE EXPIRATION TIME fought two battles in England of a Times and kept his desk. Later he were nop placed and the (Signed) two hours. The federals have been Mayor. PAID FOR. minor character but failed to Interest went witn tne De- - held their position easily. tJtucago (jnronicie, del - a heavy artillery fire at Burns. In Australia he forced Burns ing there eight years or until the pa- t- directing Atteat: (Sipned.) a two miles southwest TAJ1 Clerk. Advertisers are guaranteed the into a match, and beat him in 14 per suspended publication five years NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL Fuente, point TENNIS TOURNEY AT BISMARCK CHAS. Ml, and circulation of here, where General Del Oro is largest dally weekly rounds, winning the world's title. But ago. He was Immediately grabbed up Bismarck, N. D., July 5. On the In Northwestern commanding a large force of rebels. N. J. Gorham, casnier bank of of any newspaper that was disputed and when Johnson by the Hearst people and made sport- 1 courts of the City Tennis club-o- The are to the Capital Woodville, Ga., had a very New Mexico. efforts N. M., 3. Governor rebels sticking fray Woodville. returned to America strong ing editor of the Chicago American, Santa Fe, July this city play was commenced to severe attack of kidney trouble and from a though the shelling is dangerously were made to match him with Jeffries. which position he still holds. McDonald has returned very day In the fifth annual Missouri elope the pains in his kidneys and back TELEPHONES coun- close. It was decided two years ago at Reno Smith attained International fame in enjoyable trip to Clayton, Union championship tennis tournament and were terrible. "I got a bottle of Fol- BUSINESS OFFICE Main 2 A federal column of 800 came up our and was for the biggest guaranteed 1908 when in ty. Mrs. McDonald and party will re the tournament for the ey Kidney Pills from druspist 9 he acted as referee the third annual me. I NEW3 DEPARTMENT. Main in an automobile. Gov from the east meeting a big detach and they entirely relieved ty.ve purse ever offered $101,000. turn overland of western North Da 6th-e- r wrestling match ment of rebels under General J. J. championship more benefit from them than any Including the picture privileges which Gotch became world's ernor McDonald who visited Clayton kota. The entry list Is and of medicine." O. G. Schaefer, lied WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1912. through Campos. The government lost several large Johnson obtained $120,000 through his When the second frequently 15 and more years ago, was a that assures some keen Cross Store. champion. match men and retired a short distance. The quality Drug . with the and victory. , ;..-- was made last September Smith again greatly pleased growth competition for the championship the Union seat, rebels are fighting in open order CHARGED WITH MURDER. WOLGAST AND RIVERS READY Jim Flynn was referee. Smith also has refereed progress of county titles. ,;iK, v along the small hills toward the west 3. Calif., 3. Train Jim Flynn," the challenger, was born most of the There was every; evidence of prosper Sioux City, la.; July Charged Log Angeles, July important wrestling bouts for a distance of a mile toward San . round Is murder of the Moore ed to the hour and ready for their bat December 24, 1882,'Hoboken, N. J. in and around Chicago in the last ity, the country about settling with the Joseph Diego mountains where It is thought Vit-lisc- will Involve the no star has ever caus- up with substantial citizens, many family of six and two guests at tle, which, light Perhaps ring three years. movement of con- built in late thre strongest flank the June 10, Frank Roberts, weight championship of the world, Ad ed greater discussion, all things Smith is a native of Milwaukee, new homes have been Iowa, new and federals Is directed. Another federal TODAY IN CONGRESS Is held the Sioux City iWolgast and Joe Rivers await the sidered, than this young man who is Wis., having been born there on May years, a electrio light power a negro, by column is coming up to the extreme Cla-rlnd-a, r is in the course of Roberts claims (he was at call to the open-ai- ring at Vernon generally called the Pueblo Fireman. 4, 1869. But his parents moved to and wat,er plant police. seem to west of Bachlmba being awaited by of tomorrow afternoon. It will be the To begin with "there always has Chicago when Eddie was ten years old construction and the people la, the night the murder, the rebel troops under Colonel Roque vaca- In which been a over national- manifest the proper progressive spi- 3. having gone there to spend his first flsbt Champion Wolgast dispute Flynn's and he has been established there Gomez. Washington, July Senate met since he was on ity. The fireman is of Irish and ever since. i rit On Saturday afternoon, Governor noon. tion. He hasl ived in Sioux City lias engaged operated really General Orozco and. his staff have at for German descent, his right name being and Mrs. McDonald were guests of since 1906, and for three yoars has months ago appendicitis. Despite Location of the Arena the battlefield, having Adopted house resolution appropri- Andrew honor at a at the home of just reported en- worked as porter in a his long period of Inactivity he ap Haymes. The arena Is extreme reception a ating $1,350,000 for state militia photograp, located at the Mrs. Earnest stationed themselves at point , to be In trim and ex- About eight months ago Flynn con Traveling Auditor and campments. studio. pears splendid end. of Sixth street and in on the cflr " Just back of the eastern entrance to ceived the idea of himself a and the ,entlre city turned ' presses the utmost confidence in his making line. Is 15 practically mes Indian appropriation bill consider- It within minutes' walk the canyon. He is dispatching M. near to hold the title the full fledged heavyweight and began out to pay their respects, and in the ed. ' r 5 A. Nason, farming Canaan, ability against of the center of the town. The best sengers to all parts of the field. The was with sciatic Mexican has the task of taking on as much weight evening they were honored with a ball House met at noon. Me., badly crippled eturdy youth. Th,e fight directions to follow in getting there is rebels are using their small mountain rheumatism due he cays to uric acid attracted much attention In as he could. at the opera house. Took the calendar. sporting to join the crowd about 1 o'clock to along with heavier guns, up in his blood. "Foley Kidney Pills for the Federal Court artillery circles and the promoters . expect a Flynn began ring boxing morrow afternoon. most of which are stationed at the Ovations to Speaker Clark and entirely cured me and also removed first time In 1901 but it was not until A decree pro confesso was entered numerous black that were con- big crowd at the ringside. Jack Welch eastern end of the pass which runs Leader Underwood. specks 1904 known Championship Heavyweight Battles in federal court in the case of United tinually before my eyes." Foley Kid- cf San Francisco will referee the mill. that he became generally from Since 1892. - north and south. The rifle fire ney Pills are a uric acid solvent and all over the country. His- first real States vs. J. W. Van Winkle, for treas- 1892 J. both sides has become heavy while are effective for the 'various forms important engagement that year was Sept. 7, James Corbett pass on the Alamo forest. of BOB FARRINGTON HERE the shelling of the artillery is thund Old papers ror sale. Optic office rheumatism. O. G. Shaefer, Red a 20 round draw with Andy Walsh knocked out John L. Sullivan and Insurance Fees Cross Drug Store. wrestler who 21 Robert Farington, the of Brooklyn,1 this battle proving Flynn won title in rounds at New Or Insurance Commissioner Jacoho a with has been talking of match to be one of the toughest and gamest leans, the fight being the first cham Chaves yesterday turned over to the Charles Doll, arrived her elast night of men. Later he boxed a ten round pionship with gloves. corporation commission ?360 of insur on train No. 8 from Albuquerque. draw with George Gardner and they Jan. 25, 1894 James J. Corbett ance fees. he Mitchell rm m Farrington said this morning that are etill talking about his through knocked out Charlie of Eng State Funds pa nnn was to meet either Doll or land in 3 rounds at Flu. O. N. willing Colorado, t ... . Jacksonville, State Treasurer Matron start of Dawson. He If Domlnlck says they In 190G Flynn .daringly decided to Sept. 7, 1894 James" J. Corbett ed the month of July right with the lLiJliJuiiaLii wish to reach him they can send their take on any and all of the big fellows knocked out Peter Courtney in 6 folowlng remittances: Eugenlo Rome- communications through The Optic he could get and after a 20 round draw rounds at Orange, N. J. ro, San Miguel county, $4,694.79; Cor two Since leaving New Mexico nearly with Jack Twin Sullivan be hooked June . 24, 1896 James J. Corbett poration, commission $4,013; secretary years ago Farrington has been in up with Tommy Burns in Los Angel- fought draw with Tom Shar of State Antonio Lucero $26.25; Game Mr Alaska and Canada. He he is SO C. E says es. The weight was tod much for key at Sah Francisco. Warden T. de Baca $8.50; insur If iY wrestled ' per cent better than when he Flynn and be1 succumbed after a gruel March 17, 1897 ance fund $6.00, , IIME1S t here some time ago. Domlnlck says ling battle of 15 rounds. In 1907 he knocked out James J. Corbett and Cattle Sanitary Board Organizes can both and he throw Farrington won and lost 'to' Jack Sullivan, 20 won title in 14 rounds at Carson City, At Albuquerque, the State Cattle ! Doll in 260 minutes and would like to rounds each, knocked out George Nev. Sanitary board C. L. Bal meet them. Gardner In 18 rounds at San Diego June 9, 1899 James J. Jeffries lard of Roswell, president; and W, and also disposed of Dave Barry, Tony knocked out Bob Fitzsimmons in 11 J. Linwood of Raton, secretary. In ad We have been fortunate in a li- HOLIDAY TOMORROW Ross and Bill Squires of Australia. But rounds and won title at' Coney Island, dition to these, the meeting was at securing - that-yea- r Y. tended by Cole Railston of Magdale- Tomorow In celebration of Indepen- in he took a desperate N. of col Nov. 1899 James J. Jeffries won na; W. H. Jack of Folsom and W. W. mited number Summer Dresses from dence Day, the stores and public of- chance with Jack Johnson and the 3, Lovely decision over Tom after Cox of was fices of Greater Las Vegas will be ored man, now champion, forced Jim Sharkey Organ. Albuquerque of 25 at Is- selected for of the a an to hia , In 11 fierce battle rounds Coney again headquarters manufacturer at invit- closed during the day. The general strike colors rounds leading exceedingly claimed he could N. Y. board. delivery window of the postoffice will though Flynn always land, have on. April 6, 1900 James J. Jeffries District Court be open between the hours of 8 o'clock fought Flynn weighed only price. We could not resist. In order to 155 In knocked out Jack In 1 The case, ing and 11 o'clock in the morning and pounds this fight. Finnegan injunction involving round at Detroit. ditch right near El Rito, Rio Arriba there will be one delivery of mail Flynn kept plugging along, picking turn these we have in 11, 1900 James J. Jerfries county, of Jaramillo vs. Gallegos, was quickly, placed some by the' carriers. Banks will be clos- up nice purses here and there and May very from fel knocked out James J. Corbett in 23 heard before Judge E. C. Abbott in ed all day, as will the court house and main keeping away the big on Al rounds at N. Y. chambers today. The case of Rote attractive which will no doubt induce - lows. He did Kaufman Island, city offices. - - , take Coney prices who defeated him, and Jim as Sept. 17, 1901 James X Jeffries ert M. Law vs. the Santa Fe Central No public celebration has been plan Barry ' 4 at a claim but with a ball well as Sam Langford in 1903 and the defeated Hank Griffin In rounds Railway company, lnvolving you to see the values in them as we did. All ned' for the Fourth, ' Amusement following year also, faced a lot ..of Los Angeles, Cal. for salary, has been argued but the game in the morning at ' men like Mon- Nov. 15, 1901 James J. Jeffries attorneys were given time to submit park and the heavyweight champion- high, class Billy Papke, the new features that are so much in tana O'- knocked out Cub Ruhlin in 5 rounds bridfs. The Carrizozo-Lincol- n county vogue ship battle of the world going on in Sullivan, Philadelphia Jack at San Francisco. case will come up on 11, on ap- the afternoon there will be plenty of P.rlen and others of that class. His July will be found in 1902 James J. Jeffries of adldtional bond the them. A fraction the best excitement only contests In 1910 were two with July 25, proval given by knocked out Bob Fitzsimmons in 8 of Lincoln. The members of the Greater La! Sam Langford, Jim winning one and people rounds at San Francisco. Sheep Board to Meet values we have ever offered. are for Vegas band have received orders to losing thg other. They 14, 1905 James J. Jeffries The New Mexico Sheep Sanitary report at the city hall at 10 o'clock in In 1911 he got to e looked upon as Aug. -- knocked out James J. Corbett in 10 board will meet at Albuquerque at an the morning in full dress uniform, a real white hope. He began by small medium and Stout Ladiqs. We rounds at San Francisco. early date to fix Vhe day for starting urge They will play in the business district knocking out AI Kaufman in nine Dec. 19, 1903 James, J. Jeffries the dipping of sheep in the state. The of the city during the moaning. The rounds In Kansas City and wound up an v failed to ston Jack Munroe in 4 United States bureau of animal in early inspection. band has been practicing faithfully for by putting. Carl Morris completely out rounds at Mont. which has supervision over the the. concert tomorrow morning and of business In ten rounds In New Butte, dustry, 1904 James J. Jeffries Is to pro- music should be the result York City. Aug. 2Gr dipping operations, ready good 2 I knocked out Jack Munroe In rounds ceed with the dipping as soon as the The city ordinance regarding fire- - Flynn today. Is regarded as one of of all at San Francisco. sheep sanitary board gives the order ; works of any kind will be strictly en the earnest and the toughest 905 Marvin Hart knocked to ahead. 'The of forced Inside the limits outlined in the of the heavyweights. July 3,1 go store Quality" out Jack Root in 12 rounds at Reno, law, and all offenders are liable to Ed W. Smith title in accordance A, (vWM fx A and a fine. When the original list of 14 names, Nev., and received PI was with offer of Champion Jeffries. Dysentery ts always serious and of- The merchants of both sides of the with four subsequent additions, life. SGfe--J 4 fessl fibs) Feb. 23, 1906 Tommy Burns won ten a dangerous disease, but it can be ifcaTiok) river have decorated their stoie submitted to Jack Johnson and Jim Cholera decision over Marvin Hart and won cured. Chamberlain's Colic, E.LASVEGAS. n.m: fronts and windows beautifully, and Flynn for Ihe nelection of a referee and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured It title In 20 rounds at Los Angeles. Old Glory and the red, white1 and blue for tomorrow's battle the name of Ed even when malignant and epidemic, ' Oct. 1906 Burns knock are to be sen on every side. W. Smith, sporting editor of the Chi 2, Tommy For sale by all dealers

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MAROONS TAKE DASEBALL GAME tmtmmmmmmmmMmmmmBmmMmwm PERSONALS I The Everiit "30" ;0 NECESSITY THE SECOND TOMORROW It A. Monday arrived liuit night from his horns In The Car For Service Santa Fe. Fresh . Air Fireproof paper di oration, slrimra-w- FOR REDUCTION flags, eto. A. P. Moran. GAME MORN NG Adjutuut Ckjuoral A. S. Brookes of Santa Fe Is a visitor In Lag Vegas. DEFEAT IN A A Will came Daw- DALHART LISTLESS AMARILLO WILL OPEN SERIES Galicgos la from wife hat gone away toi son CONTEST BY THE SCORE AT "AMUSEMENT PARK AT Bamberger's Always of us be- last night for a short vimt with a much-neede- rest and his sister li inquire . OF 11 TO 0. 9:30 O'CLOCK. friends. t . keeping house for him. The children fore buying elsewhere as Mrs. George H. Hunker and Mrs. J.' miss their mother, but, after all, lt'i Du Hi art no The of a series be- Aunt Nan W. Harris will leave on train proved match yesterday opening game rather spicy having around. tonight One while waa our prices remain the low- No. for Denver. afternoon for the Maroons, losing the tween Amarillo and the Las Vegas evening Bamberger i off his overcoat in the b second ganiu of the series by a score Maroons will be played tomorrow taking ball, Dr. D. Allenson came in last even- called out to whom it might concern: est for the highest class of of 11 to 0. SoreiiBen for the at 9:30 o'clock at Amusement ing from his home In Taos, for a short pitched morning "I sincerely hope, for the sake of the locals held The series will be of four ready-to-we- ar and the Dalhart boys park. rest of of houB Dry-Good- visit in Las you, that the air this goods, Vegas. Is one For ordinary everyday use, week and month ' down to four Tne The Amarillo team of after week, after William B. scattered hits. games. la not so vitiated as it seems to me." Stapp, deputy county 1 month, no motor car at will Shoes game was practically without feat- the fastest in Texas, having cleaned "Hello, daddy What's thatr It any price give yon more faithful or and Clothing. clerk, left last night on a trip to Tort-lan- service than an "30" ures. Ellis' throw from up with the best aggregations in the was bis high school daughter, answer- enduring Everitt at f L250. Ore,,and Seattle, Wash.,, perfect from room. has field to in and four fast contests are look- ing the, living It thjs power, th speed, the roominess and the comfort M. A. Ross light the plate the elgntb state, was arrived last night from "I saying that you need fresh that you need. It It big enough but not too big. It is at inning, cutting off a runner, made ed for. in He In the simple his, home In Albuquerque and will be air here." appeared as any good car can be. It will In order and the fans Bit up and take notice. The The Amarillo and the Las Vegas and viewed his tbree chil- staj keep running in Las Yogas until, after Ju.ly 4. doorway under the most conditions. And can Hoffman S Oraubarlh nmA nlitho vara ayVi rA nlml si t,lnv teams have n6t met this season, but dren, snuggled together under the trying it be operated by you- Miss Mae Palmer came in - rselfat a fraction of the usual ."automobile yesterday again this afternoon. Tomorrow the last summer several fast games be- lamp, reading In stuffy content His upkeep" cost. from her home in Sallna, Kan.,, lor' a was not This last Is Amarillo club will with the Ma- h7een the Texas cowboys and the Ma sister there. point especially Interesting. It truth can be read- (The Popular Priced Store) month's viist with Miss Beulah Till- play, win- roons roons were here. All of the "Kenneth, get up and open the ily demonstrated. The car will average 18 miles to the gallon ot man. at Amusement park. staged and do It man of tne dow, qulckf' the fneL The tires are nnusua&y wear-resistin- g. Phone Mam 104. The box score: teams In the southwest are anxious large, and therefore, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. of Ocate house commanded. "The air in here Ton need no chauffeur Strong R. A. to smear the wonderful record of any member of your family can drive an In Dalhart AB. H. PO. K up is vile. You could cut it with a came last evening from their home "Everitt 80." , B. Schlofraan ss ...4 0 1 1 2 0 the local boys, and Amarillo comes to knife." and will be visitors in Las Vegas sev echo sounded 'Why should you pay an extravagant for A. Schlofman, 2b ...3 0 1 4 3 1 Las Vegas hoping and expecting to "Vile!" The from the price any automobile, eral days. dining-room- . Then the curtains part- when yon can get all the real of the costliest Scott, lb 4 0 13 0 2 take one or two games out of the advantages In the C. C. Lowe, Dr. L. D. ed and bis sister faced him. "Vile!" - at so reasoname a Koger and A. 1 four. been "lnirty- figure? Think it over, and let us Lyons, c .4 0 0 0 2 The Texans have playing she James Martinez came In last night season and repeated, emphatically. show you the car. Cavanaugh, cf 4 0 1 2 ,0 0 ball regularly during this "Well, Nannie, you there?" His tone from Taos to attend the Johnson-Flyn- o C. Kllbourne, 3b 4 0 0 0 3 0 nre In good trim for the contests with became conciliatory. "I mean, you bout tomorrow. H-- C. Klibourne, If 3 0 0 1 0 0 the Maroons. T'aari are n number know coming in from the fresh air F Automobile & FRYE'S HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. A. on " Garage Co., J. Thull, arrived 0 1 1 1 0 of old heads In their mtnsr and It Ja outside Braley, rf Sub-Agen- train No. afternoon "There can be in ts Wanted STATE AGENTS Las N. M 7thls from their 2 0 2 5 0 paid that several crac certainly nothing Vetjas, Houston, p 0 they c.vy the air of this house as offensive as home, for a short visit with Mr. and twicers. Wagon Mound, New Mexico. Mrs. your word vile!" Ceorge A. Fleming. - Totals 31 0 24 16 4 As the ball game will be practically "Oh, well, I didn't mean it as strong Dan Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. "H. Las Vegas AB. It. II. PO. A. IS. the only attraction in Las Vegas in as it sounds. But, really, now, have W. Kelly, came in Troin his 40 miles noith of Las Vegas yesterday Clark, If v..3 1 0 1 0 0 the morning it is expected that the you had any of the windows open to- home in Trinidad to attend the rh.i'n-plnnshi- p Bucklel, c 4 1 1 8 1 1 stands will be packed to the limit day?" On Oee to Ocean Road bout tomorrow "Any windows open! Before you in 4 0 0 and the base lines with auto J. Lyons, cf 0 0 0 jammed came down William to- to breakfast this morning Frank, Jr., will arrive E mobiles for the game tomorrow. Lockhart, ss 1 1 1 1 0 I opened the dining-roo- window, all night from Holland and will be Rates $3.00 Per Day here Owens, 3b 5 0 1 0 3 0 three in here, the parlor window, and IFUJKBM several IN LEY-RO- ER days visitng his parents, Mr. Ellis, rf ,. 4 2 2 1 1 0 QU the front door! After you'd gone to and Mrs. William Frank, Sr. Mclntyre, lb 4 2 3 13 1 0 Yesterday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock the office they were all open again, for and One win- Fourth 2b 2 2 1 3 4 1 Mrs. Anna C. Quinley and Dr. Edwin cleaning dusting. July decorations, for home Ward, dow in the kitchen is down from the or business 4 2 3 1 T. were united In marriage. places. A. P. Moran, Sorensen, p l 0 Royer top all the time from morning till was at. the ' Attorney William G. Haydon Chme The ceremony performed night. The bedroom windows were I 33 11 11 27 14 3 home of the 510 Main street, Cafe De Luxe j iu yesterday afternoon on" train No, oTtals bride, by wide open half the forenoon. The "i E. C. window on has lioin Columbia, Mo., where tio had The score by innings: Rev. Anderson, pastor of the the stairway been up all closed a been a First Methodist church. The wedding day. I just things little month visiting friends and 123456789 while to have It comfortable when We are prepared to supply" you with the hi hest grade, Dalhart .0 came as a surprise to the friends of ago relatives. 0000000 00 you came." fast color Flags and Bunting in you at Las x 11 the bride and groom. Mrs. Royer, who any quantity may wish, Joe Holzman of Vegas ....0 1014104 Bamberger a retort that Corona arrived last suppressed exceptionally low prices, j All new, 48 star goods. I FINEST A LA CARTE BILL I Summary Stolen bases Clark 3, has been employed in the postofflce rose to his lips. "Oh, all he night for a short visit in Las Vegas. light!" J. Ellis, Ward. Sacrifice hits for several years, last evening inform- said jovially. "I'm glad it's better 5 Ft.xSFt Fast Grade Mr. Holzman is connected Lyons, Color, Heavy Flag .$2.50 STATE-BAR- with, the than It seemed. me as -I- N THE NES A. Schlofman, Buckles, Lockhart. ed Postmaster F. O. Blood that she It struck pret- Holzman Mercantile company. hot as well as close." Then he 4 Ft.x6 Ft. Fast Color, All Wool Bunting Flag 4.00 Sacrifice fly would not report for work this morn- ty Lockhart, Mclntyrft looked at the thermometer and smiled. Mrs. '.Ik M. Tillman of Sallna, Kan, Ellis. rea- 32x48 inches, Fast Color Flag, Mounted 50c Three base hits Sorensen, ing. She gave the perfectly good the his sis- arrived afternoon and will Remembering children, & RUSH, Props. yesterday Double plays A. Schlofman unassisted son that she had been marled. ter swallowed several remarks which 22x34 inches, Fast Color Flag, Mounted . .25c spend the summer in Las Vegas visit Struck out Houston 1, Soren Mrs. has lived in Las Vegas she felt would have been for by by Royer good 15x24 inches, Fast Color Flag, Mounted 15c ing her sou and daughter, A. R. T11V senl 5. Bases on .balls off Houston many years and has a large number him, before she said calmly: "Really, man and Miss Tillman. George, it's out of place to ask an 11x16 inches, Fast. Color Mounted Beulah 3, off Sorensen 1. , Hit by pitcher- of friends here. Dr. Royer organized Flag, 10c win- n Intelligent woman whether any G. P. Allen, of Hodges came in last Ward. Wild pitches Houston 2. the Las Vegas lodge of the Moose, No. 5, Printed dozen ' " dows have been up the Flags, 6x9j inches, per 15c GOOD GOTO Time of of during day." ALL FELLOWS night from his home to. witness the Passed balls Buckles. authorised agent the grand dining-room- , She turned back into the No. 4, Printed Flags,'5x7 inches, per dozen...... Johneon-Flyn- n bout tomorrow. Mr. game 1:55. Umpire Stevens. lodge of that organization. Dr. and where she was giving last touches to Allen is connected with the Santa Mrs. Royer nexpect to remove to Los the table. "Cut it with a knife!" they Waterproof Government Bunting, Tri-Colo- r, per yd 7c

heard her Indignantly. "The Tri-Colo- Barbara Tie and Pole company. Angeles soon. They will make their say Waterproof Double "Passaic" r, idea!" Faced, Bunting, W G. Kelly is in Las Vegas visiting WAST AND RIVERS permanent residence In that city. The children looked on in open-eye- d per yard.. 10c his son Bert W. who is local Kelly, delight There was nothing new In agent of the Wells Fargo Express FULL OF CONFIDENCE SPECIAL TRAINS ARRIVING. daddy's criticising the air of the company. Mr. Kelly is assistant gener The Osmundo special of live cars, house, but to have anybody dare to BUFFET al agent of the company In Denver. carrying fight fans from the city of talk back that was the spice of hav Las Vedas'Leadiru 5ioro ' BOTH THE LIGHTWEIGHT BOX. Denver, arrived in Las Vegas this ing Aunt Nan around. eGorge Hunker, past exalted ruler At about five o'clock next ERS BELIEVE THEY WILL morning at 11:45 o'clock. There were day things of the Las Vegas lodge No. 408 B. P. began to get spicier than ever. Aunt WIN TOMORROW. 150 passengers on the OF O. Elks will leave tomorow night for approximately Nan, with spirited motions, went from OFFICIAL DISPENSER A train with Portland, Ore, to attend the annual special. special fight room to room, flinging up every win xasmumM Son Los Angeles, Calif, July 3. With fans from Pueblo, the Fighting Fire- dow in sight. OLD KIPY WHISKEY convention et the order as a delegate. Established 1862 South each expressing himself confident man's home, will leave there at 9 "Whew! It's cold," Kenneth grum SldcPtaja James C. McGIll, owner of the Den but a word from Nan of emerging a clvtor in thei o'clock tonight, arriving here about bled, Aunt turned COORS GOLDEN BEER ON ver baseball elub, accompanied by his his scowl to a Down to the base- scheduled twenty round fight at 6 o'clock in the morning. There are grin. friend, George Wahlgreen, arrived ment he hurried and turned off the Vernon tomorrow Ad Wolgast, ennm six cars on this train. Kansas City yesterday afternoon from Colorado. hot air from every register in the plon lightweight pugilist of the ring followers will arrive In Las Ve- house except Aunt Nan's. Then into They made the trip to Las Vegas by All Brands of Bottled Beer woild, and Joe Rivers, the challenge! gas this evening in two special cars that warm and cozy spot, by Aunt automoblje, passed a quiet day. The two fight- - on train No. 9. There will be one Nan's invitation, he and his brother Bonded Whiskies Mike Stanton, manager of the Elks' and sister and e.s said they had finished tteir carload from Trinidad this evening on merrily trooped. opera house In Santa Fe, accompanied "It's just a little April fool joke on Solicited heavy training and were only exer- train No. 1. Family Trade by Jake Levy and family, drove In daddy," Aunt Nan explained. "If we cising enough to keep themselves In The special from Albuquerque to oould him to of too much this morning from the Capital City. get complain good condition for their bout tomor 14a Vegas tomorrow morning will be fresh air for once, you see, it would The was made In Mr. Stanton's Phone Vegas 133 for trip row. riiiii in two sections. The first, which be a great success." Every visitor in Las Vegas to call touring car. was Duke 6 "I say, Aunt Nan," somebody pro Wolgast reticent , about his will leave the City at o'clock, or Beer C. C, Robbins, of Gross, Kelly and posed, "wouldn't it be better if we Wines, Liquors line of combat, making the statement will be made up of cars from El Company, accompanied by his daugh- were sitting down there enjoying it that 'Washington didn't publish his Paso and Amarillo, Tex. The second us. friends. Our store Delivered Free. ter. Miss Edna Robbins, arrived last when he comes? We could put on our upon Bring your plans when he crossed the Delaware section will leave Albuquerque ten coats and from Pasadena, Calif. Miss Rob- thingsi" night and that 'he did not Intend to bulletin minutes later. Several cars form "Yes, and spoil the whole effect I" In the DOUGLAS AVE. bins has been during will be added to second the high school objected. is one of the show of Si5 ' his business." Santa Fe the daughter places Vegas. past winter studying music. "The way would be to on Come and Your Luck He added that he gave Rivers cred- section. These specials will arrive in right put Try E. Mayer, day operated in the Posl double clothes underneath and look it for being a "clever youngster," but Las Vegas at about 11:30 o'clock. tal TelegTaph offices in Albuquerque, as If we were Just dressed for the the challenger would fall A special train "rom Junta will " the Duke predicted la house." sec- came in last night from - Catarrh in this in the from- one of his be un to Las in the" morning. A little later four puffy-lookin- g ROBERT J. TAUPERT There is more Mr. will the Pos early fight Vegas per- than all other dis- City. Mayer operate will be made of cars sons, bubbling over with met tion of the country cnam- - "slams." Rivers said that "Wolgabt This train up giggles, Maker of Uncommon until the.tart tal at the of tne - living-room- . Jewlery. eases put together, and ky ringside run Into a that from La Trinidad and- Raton In the Aunt Nan, looking to incur- might surprise party Junta, , was supposed be pionship bout tomorrow afternoon. plunip and matj-only- pro- few years doc- would make him heartsore that he and will carry fans from the northern unusually able For a great many years F. W. Drake, manager of the Santa posed that they ail pretend to be read- local disease and ever heard the name of Rivers." He of New Mexico and southern tors pronounced it a Barbara Tie and Pole company of part ing. At the laBt minute Kenneth, with local remedies, and by declared he would give the spectators Colorado, It is due in Las Vegas at a brilliant each prescribed came In last froi-- i ' inspiration, presented to cure with local Hodges, evening him." o'clock." '" one in constantly failing the "best there was in Ja'cf 11:80, . , the group with a table knife. pronounced incurable Albuquerque, and will be a visitor !n " As soon as comment treatment, to be a Welch of San Francisco who will ref faCcarnof fight fans'' 'front Fort daddy should on Science has proven Catarrh Las Vegas several days, Mr. Drake the cold one. Instead of answer- and therefore eree the jout. Is on the ground Wortl, texasf arrived last night on every If it be termed a science must constitutional disease, will occupy a seat at the j was to lift this knife and may ringside 9- ing, begin constitutional treatment. train, N- - - .. requires Johnson-Flyn- n bout tomorrow aftar to cut the air. Cure, manufactured Johnson-Flyn- n rat Scliaef- include a means of the Hail's Cattarrh postals In the dining-roo- a presenting & Co., Toledo, Ohio, noon. rid disapproving by F J. Cheney er's. Fifteen subjects, five cents Summer colds are hard to get maid sneezed and sneezed won- The Constitution? I cure on the Louis Sanford, an automobile deal lead to asthma again, to the number is the only each. of, and frequently dering If everybody was crazy. proposition greatest It Is taken internally jin Pitt- - and fever. Do not let market. er of Denver; Harry James, Bert to bronchitis, hay " 'Sh! Here he comes," doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. Eugene Lujan, stenographer the your cold get a hold on you, but use whispered Science of of prospective buyers. To reach this mil-co- man, a theatrical man; Billy Haney, Aunt Nan for the seventh time, but acts directly on the blood and state corporation commissioners In and Tar. Compound It alto a theatrical man; Garby, Foley's Honey the outside once more surfaces of the system. They Harry came in for a for relief. W. H. Allen, Chel step passed by class in the southwest us 3 the Santa Fe, last night quick and died away. offer 0ne hundred dollars for any a jeweler, and Al Hagon, another of sea, Wis, says: "W Foley s Send for cir-ula- short visit with his parents, Mr. and prefer The school to' Selling case it fails to cure. the theatrical profession, arrived here Honey and Tar Compound to other high daughter began Mrs. Mateo .Milan. . are and testimonials. will In cough medicines because cough. "My feet like ice," she & To- last night, and be the it quickly confessed. Address: F. J. Cheney Co., Trinidad Baca, state game warden, Cures coughs and colds. It will ward Farms until after July 4, having already en- ledo, O. city was a visitor in Las Vegas today, off a cold if taken in time." Con- "It can't be long now," Kenneth OPTIC 75c. seats for the big and as Sold by druggists, engaged ringside arrived last from San tains no opiates. O. G. Shaeter, Red couraged her, he spoke every Hall's Family Pills for con- show tomorrow afternoon. The having evening one Jumped. Take part" ta Fe. " Cross Drug Store. WANT COLUMNS stipation. left Denver Monday in automobiles, Just the telephone bell on the desk! C. F. Gerard of Des Moines, la, ar- Aunt took down and though the roads were muddy George L Higbie, Manton, Mch., Nan, being nearest, summer monthB moth- rived this morning from his home and used Foley Kidney Pills for kidne-- the receiver. During the from recent rains, they experienced ers of young children should watch will be in Las Vegas a short time and bladder trouble. He says: "1 "Well, what's the trouble, Nan?" no trouble in making the trip. Mr. Im- tr.r utiT unnatural looseness of the visiting his cousin, Lee Gerard. rind for my case no other medicine said Bamberger's voice, a shade bowels. When given prompt attention Sanford, who is at the head of te equals Foley Kidney pills for bene- patiently. "I've been trying for an at this time serious trouble may be party, said thiis morning that they TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. ficial effect." They are a aafa ana hour to get the house. I won't be Chol- reliable home to man- avoided. Chamberlain's Colic, passed many autos on the road en FOR SALE Underwood typewriter medicine for kidney trouble dinner. The New York Remedy, can a) na rneumatlsm. Contain no In town, and I'm era and Diarrhoea Johnson-Flyn- n harmful ager's tied up with route to Las Vegas for the and motorcycle. Inquire Bacharach :. O. ways be depended upon. For sale by drugs. G. Shaefer. Red him for the evening. Good-by.- " EVERYBODY READS THE LAS VEGAS OPTIC all dealers. bout. Brothers. Drug Store. ChlontroDaily News.

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I k.ahAiiw a avis ti; FiMiirenAV nil 4ft") - I ' ; , , , THE AfJC i: ii L.ICU cicmu i ituli-- iu ncr i : LOBBY RESTAURANT i .j, : THE OPTIC HOR-- JRDiM AND HtCUCAA DNNE" Amy, pood Woman, Listened to Jim ALWAYS HANDLEL BUSINESS .., Bones' THE BEST GOODS OBTAINABLE Autobiography, Expurgated 1 for Her Ear. Gome to His Hospitable ..DIRECTORY o 1 I They eat down In the entry of Amy'a house and talked that is, Jim talked. It was the first time that he Theater SOCIETY DIRECTORY had willingly given out in Ruckers-vill- e Way LODGE NO. any of the details of his past. But 1 CHAPMAN LOOC1E NO t, A. F. A 1. OOHmDO Maeta II 0.7 now all at once It seemed that he bad ran A com- KNIGHTS Of PYTHIAS CENTRAL It J4t eve-x-r an overwhelming: desire to get Tell ma all about last "Do asked jm.-- .-. . W3TS.:. FL1MT, night's you remember, mother," munication first and vry Monday Prop properly expurgated and set forth to play," said Mildred as she did her hall young Mrs. Albaugh, "that before I J iu Catle third Thursday la ,n.i Ha Amy's ears. It was no more up in a psyche. was married I used to hope that when S'-- Cor. Grand and Douglas Ave. admiring COLUMN t im iu Kalshtsare - the truth than any other man's past Is "I have nothing to say about It t got a husband he would be a whole-touled- , month. Visiting broth- v' Vv Las Vegas, N. M. " . invited. iast the truth when he tells it to a woman. Nothing at all not a word," emphat- hospitable man?" era eordially Invtted. r ,VJi,miikUv He beau- K She Inspired htm to about it declared I was the R- - . ically Marjory. "Yes, remember," smiling RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVER- N. O. Herman, W. VL Murray, V tifully, as she inspired Elbert to He "Whatever do you mean?" "and I wondered then if you question tnswer, TISEMENTS Secretary. about his dally existence, and as ev- ed Mildred. "Everybody Is raving waltzed Just what It means to have HfTf ery good woman inspires every bad about It This morning's paper stated 1 man in the family who Issues lnvl-atlon- LAS VEGAS GARAGE man to fabricate his autobiography. it is the beet drama produced in to everybody all the time." Five cents per line each Insertion. LAS VEQAS COMMANDERY, NO. 2, r Keoirdt and Sea; As he went on with the tale of his years. I fully expected to hear you I realize it now, anyway," said the Estimate six ordinary words to line. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Rf-ula- i M BIEHL, Propiitor to see himself adventures he began rant about it" laughter. "Why, mother, Jlmmle li No ad to occupy less space than two conclave aecenU in the placid, atten- hoe ,Ts B. O. ELKS M'-!3- . second and Ave glorified smiling That might all be true, but I re ibsolutely the most Inordinately llnee. All Ma P. ' 416 Grand e won- advertla mente charged day in each moalh at tion of her sweet blind face. If iterate that I have nothing no com- stable person I ever saw. He seemc. fourth Tuesday evening of each 447 world he had been will be booked at space actually set, sonic t 7:0 p.,m. u. Phone Main dered why in the ments to make on last night's master want everyone he knows to hav Temple month at O. IL C. hull. Visiting so about those years in the meal In our flat." without regard to number of words. Boucher. S. Chaa. Tanune, Re secrctfve, piece." l C; brothers ar cordially linked. P. Battery Charfmj Station west: "Marjory, you are exasperating. "It's because he's so proud of hli Cash In advance preferred. corder, t D. McElroy, Exalted Ruler. D. W. Automobiles tor Hire Jim Bone perceived all at once that Speak! Explain! Never before have I Ittle home, I suppose," returned hel he was not-th- e rowdy he had supposed heard you claim that you bad nothing nother. Condon, Secretary. No, S, ROYAL himself to be, but something of a hero to say, be the subject what it may." "Well, I'm afraid he wasn't verj LAS VEOAS CHAPTER g MASONS-tfagm- lar convoca ATTORNEYS of the chapter-headin- smiles upon How can I criticise a production of It last But 111 hav ARCH jroud Sunday. eacn Amy's Hps. Given the tablet of such that I have never seen?" innocently a tell you about it tion Irat Monday In a countenance, and the worst man In nqulred Marjory. "Saturday night we had the Fiskea moatfc at Maaonlo Tem- HUNKER & HUNKER existence can make shining scriptures Do you mean to say you didn't go you know they are the people in at 7:10 p. m. M. R, Geo. H. Hunker Chester A. Huase we ple, of an life. The truth is, to last with Bob, after he beneath us to O. at Law. A. IL Lorenzen theater night apartment dinner, , wiWama, H. P.; r. Attorneys are all autobiographical liars. But the all your wild anticipations and prepar- ind as they had entertained us so New Maztea our- Blood, Secretary. Laa Vagaa. funny thing is that once we see ation?" demanded Mildred. licely when we first moved In ol Manufacturer selves clarified by such faith as "I went to theater with Bob last :ourse I wanted to give them a spread, PI1V8ICIANM Carriage; ex four-cours- e Amy's, we accept her version, and night, but I dldnt see the play," 10 we had a dinner. Just OPTIC'8 NUMBER, MAIN RANSFORD CHAPTER NO. t, O. E. 'General Blacksmithing that must a t perience a shriven peace calmly vouchsafed Marjory. ifter dinner Thora got telephone (L Ueeta first and third Fridays In DR. H. W. HOUF who makes our moral brother-in-la- distract the God "Kindly give me the answer to this nessage that her had Masoala lira. T. BL Bowen, Carriage Painting does not "control it after riddle. You seem to an so without Tempi, Residence 1016 Fifth St sense, but enjoy propound- lad accident, washing Jams O. Rutledge IN-H- Chi- Wanted Worthy Katroa; Grand Avenue DEALER eavy ward. On this occasion, Bone finished ing conundrums." 1 single dish she left for South Office B06H his metamorphosis from the outlaw In- "I didn't Intend telling anybody sago to help her sister take care of Worthy Patron; lira, George Tript, Phones Res. Main 293. Office Main 4 Hardware andjO "1 Secretary. Pkona Mala 129, 120 to the modest deprecating hero simply about this affair," began Marjory. lim. WANTiiD At once, 60 toys between Office hours 10 to 12 m.; 2 to 4 p. m. method of narrative that left out think Bob is sensitive about and 1 Grand avenue, Wagon Material by a it, "When we got up Sunday morning 12 and 18 work, of his real Hie. know on But so soiled I years. Easy big pay. the undesirable parts my feelings the subject. .here were many dishes Call And Is one of the commonest mira you have a way about you of making :ould breakfast I com- Pjaaa Electric Co., Bridge St it hardly get FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD NO. LOCAL TIME CARD cles of conversion practiced by either people tell things they have firmly plained to Jlmmle that it would take 101 Meets every Monday at men or women. Corra Harris in the made up their minds to keep a dark tne all day to wash those dishes. WANTED Waiters, waitressea and night O. R. C. on avenue, Post. secret so here goes. Nonsense!' he said. 'Well go to pastry cook, at Plaza Hotel. Hall, Bouglaa at BOUND Saturday Evening o'clock. EAST On at - he and dine downtown and then Visiting members are arriving the theater, :hurch Arrive 6M CLAY AND HAVENS reached In his full dress coat pocket :onlght, when we have taken off our cordially welcome. B. H Oehrlng, 2 . :10 p. m . it V k. BOY WHO WOULD NOT OBEH for the tickets, turned pale and ex- 3unday clothes, we'll do the dishes For Sale president; J. T. Buhler, secretary; No. 4 .11:06 10 r. Livery, Feed and Sales Stables. claimed: 'Heavens! I left them in my :ogether In no time.' C. H. Bally, treasurer. No. p Precocity of a New York Youth Wai business suit' He rushed to the "That sounded pleasant to me and I FOR SALE One fox terrier, well No, '8.. . 1:16 For Not to in Good Rigs & Prompt Service a Mighty Serious Problem ticket office. a seat be had turned my back on my disorderly flat trained. $3.00. Call at 509 Sixth St No. 10.. . 1:45 p HI Mother. the house. Even the scalpers bad with a delightful runaway sense of MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERIC OL202 National Ave Phone Main 71 Meet In the forest of brotboi nothing. Ireedom. FOR SALE At a Twelve WEST BOUri, In a discussion on "Education,1 "'Marjory said Bob, 'I'll take you "While we were In the restaurant bargain. love at Woodmen of the Wor room house, modern. 80.1 No. p. m i 6 . held the other afternoon at the head to the ladles' parlor. You wait there. rain began to fall In torrents, so we Apply halL on Tr l...... l:20 the second and fourth 6:15 p. of the National League for I'll Jump In a machine, ride home, get over our dessert and coffee Jackson. No. S 6:10 a. m quarters lingered day of each month at 8 p. m. C. CU the Education of Women, Miss Jans the tickets and return before you long time. Finally the storm sub- No. 7 4:40 p. m :60 P N. KINNEY Consul; G. Laemmle, Clerk. VU JOHN Day, who is a "visiting teacher" ol know I'm gone. I'm beastly sorry that sided and we went home. Imagtne FOR. SALE Bay colt three years old, No. 6:35 p. m... :uu p. is un- lng neighbors are especially wi school 166, of which John Relgard I was such an Idiot as to forget those my astonishment when Jlmmle gentle, sound and perfect In every ' principal, told several stories of nei card boards. You won't mind, little locked our flat and I beheld his cous- come and cordially Invited. ACCOUNTANT ANfl AUDITOR way. Good runabout and harness. of re- experiences in her attempt to bring girl, will you?' ins that I hardly know at all Robert An increasing number people home closer room In our 301 Railroad avenue. of the satisfactory re- the school and the into "So I retired to the waiting albaugh and his wife sitting i. E. ROSENWALD LODGE NO. 541 port regularly and Phone Main 40. and waited. Never was an apartment dressed In Jlmmle's sults from taking Foley Kidney Pills Rxth Douglas. relationship. parlor lounging I. O. of B. B. Meet fir and cura- "One thing which many of you better named. Ladles came in and robe and my kimono I every and commend their healing class mothers don't under ladles went out Still I waited. Be hello!' cried Jlmmle. 'We're Tuesday of the month In the vestr? tive qualities. Foley Kidney Pills upper "'Why, For Rent medicine, stand," she explained, "is the superioi tween each act I fussed with my hall mighty glad to see you.' rooms of Temple Montefiore at t are a carefully prepared i P. MACKEL to contain no harmful or PETER of the children of the poor. and by nose so the ladlea " Tm afraid we came a little early,' o'clock p. m. Ylaitlna; brothers are guaranteed precocity powdered RENT room can have I HOUSE AND 8IGN PAINTING to the of as I shook bands FOR Five furnished cot habit forming drugs. They I remember going call upon would not be suspicious my lengthy said Mrs. Robert corctfUly Invited Isaac Appal effect when i.ed for of a whom his teachers One woman with hei her. 'You we have taken tage with bath and hot water. Call only a beneficial Hardwood Finishing, Paper Hanging mother boy stay. congenial with see, President; Charles Greenclay, See and bladder troubles, for had found in school mouth full of turned to me some liberties.' 618 Grand avenue. kidney i and Glazing. quite incorrigible hairpins It rheumatism, weak back her to make htm behave and said: 'Isn't this divine?' And at all! We are delighted,' retary. backache, ' Estimates Given. and asking play '"Not or lumbago. O. G. Shaefer, Red Cross Cheerfully himself. my eyes upward, I truthfully bubbled Jlmmle. 'This is great. But. Old Town rolling ROOM for rent Inquire Optic Drug Store. JfeetiPWe Pla .... " 'And how can I make him behave answered. 'Simply unheard of.' how, did you ever get in?" KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, COUNSi when won't do it close of the third act Boh Robert, 'when we .NO. 804. Meets second and f himself in school, he "Near the '"Well," said, of cost of living, he felt Ion found at home we FOR RENT Furnished rooms; good In these days high at home?' she demanded. 'Why, appeared. Poor boy, I sorry you weren't thought, In O. R. C. hall. Plonc a man up out ROMERO ADV. CO a I In the as this location. 803 Jackson. a medicine that gets THE doesn't care a bit about thing say. him. we'd take a ride park, building. Visiting members are of bed and able to work In a few days When I him to the coal " 'Had a deuce of a he Is the first time we've had our car "PUBLICITY EXPERTS" tell bring up time,' gasp dlally in vied. Peter Emenaker, G. is a valuable and welcome remedy. and take down the ashes be Just ed, all out of breath. 'I gave tha in town. But we hadn't gone two FURNISHED room (wlth bath. Ill K., Richard F. 8. John Heath, Michigan Bar, CaL, had , me he on the blocks when cloudburst tame and Derine, SIGNS FOR YOUR laughs at and tells me that chauffeur orders to "beat it" that Tenth street, four blocks from de- kidney and bladder trouble, VU isn't fourteen and if I try to make him way home. Got held up for speeding. we got drenched. We were too wet confined to his unable to turn OFFICE, STORE OR FACTORY pot bed, work he'll have the Gerry society Had all kinds of trouble to straighten to go anywhere that we couldn't make I. O. O. F., LAS VEGAS LODGE NO without help. "I commenced using me child laboi Guess thinks I'm at home in, so we ran back t Muslin Signs, Office Lettering after for breakin' the it out my family ourselves 1. Meets every Monday evening a. Foley Kidney Pills and can truly laws. can I be with the I rushed in and rushed here and I climbed the fire escape to FOR RENT Fine suite of furnished was once." ex- Window Display Card Now, wljat doing crazy, way their h&'l on Sixth street All visit say I reloleved at His for window. . The man who ' a boy like that?'" , out Such a miserable evening your kitchen housekeeping rooms, electrio lights, ample is worth following. O. G. Wall & Bulletin la out and threat lng brethren cordially Invited to at Display Signs you, Marjory. I'm mighty sorry. It lives under you rushed and bath, also single rooms excellent Shaefer, Red Cross Drug Store. Yellow Front me arrested. I told tend. J . D. N. G. : too late to go in and see the finish, ened to have 918 Frtdenstlne, SEE JENSEN Fountain Square me. location, Eighth street Saw His Opportunity. isnt nr him not to bother Frank Fries, V. G.; T. M. Elwood If you are a housewife you cannot ' And I told him who we were field-glasse- s to the 'Most certainly it is,' I agreed. Karl Worts, Treasurer reasonably hope to be healthy or The first brought him Secretary; New Hebrides the sim "Then Bob said, 'Well, let's go and added Mrs. Robert, 'and begged C V. trustee. beautiful by washing dishes, sweep- sorely puzzled as we were Stolen Hedgcock, cemetery C. natives, who of course have a good supper a regular blow not to stop Bob, expected ing and doing housework all day, H. YOUNG them, the of wizardry. out and see if we can forget my to tea and crawling into bed dead tired at thought product I looked STOLEN One small also F. O. E. Meets first and third Tneu You must Into n "Islands of Enchantment" Florence aslnlnity. When she said that Just bay horse, night. get out the open LAWNJMOWERS SHARPENED was as- air and do Coombs tells how one of the mission "The lights, the music, the gay sur- at Jlmmle, but Jlmmle busy harness and open buggy with red day evenings each month, at Wood sunlight If you this every Lock and Gunsmith and In and bow- Bicycle was the shore, roundings and the delicious repast put suring Robert that it didn't the gear. Horse branded TM on left man hall. Visiting Brothers cor day keep your stomach and clergy walking along matter he had cut our new els in good order Chamber- General Repairing when a native at his side pointed out us In good spirits and by the time the least that Suitable reward for infor- Invited to attend. A. M by taking screen In order to so hip. ' any dlally lain Tablet's when needed, you a In the distance. finger bowls were served we wera window get in, C. 520-6t- h tiny finger mation to recovery. Ben Adler, President; E. Ward, Se should Street . E. Las never noticed leading become both and Vegas one of enemies,' quite exhilarated. my precious husband healthy "There goes my But when I got Bruhn. retary. beautifuL For sale by all dealers. said be. "As I was my sixteen-inc- h my accusing glance. buttoning a minute I said, 'James out his field-glasse- him alone for The white man, drawing white glove. Imagine my dismay upon cousins to hand Boh turn white for tha Albaugh, you Invited your A & and adjusting the focus, seeing ghastly never told me! Found utomobile, Carriage who, second time and hoarse tea and RETAIL PRICES ed them to his companion, gazing that evening, all about it he answered. them in excited amazement, and gasp, 1 "'I forgot through ly pathetically 'Marjory, 'But can up some little thing beheld his foe close at left in my other suit' you get FOUND A rosary In Christian Tab MM laa. or More, Each Delivery tto Ml Ika. SIGN PAINTING apparently my money for can't par hand. Dropping the he seized waa in supper, you?" on LtWf to tBM EaeJi Delivery tSa MS Ike. glasses, "He a complete stranger thai "Well, what did you say to thatT" ernacle, Sunday last Upon pay lb, lb, par N. 0. HERMAN arrows looked The CM LOdS his and again. restaurant He didn't know any of tha asked her mother. ment of advertisement, applicant Iba. ta Iba, Eaot. DsHvery t Me per 1M Ike. was as far as at first & enemy away guests, either. He couldn't pay tha I said of course I could and I will find same at 906 Third street Iba. te SW Ibe. Eaeh Delivery 4a 1M lb. Once more he snatched the magic Think pr 429 Grand Ave bill. He couldn't tip the waiter. talked to his Laa Than 64) Iba Eaeh 64e tea i once more them for pitched in, while Jlmmle Delivery per glasses, exchanged of our chagrin. I dishes to once was Dai- guests. washed enough his arrows, and more Mr. NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF Dl- - was "Finally I spied a Worthington, set the table and I made hot biscuits Bed. To lose such an opportunity whom I in times. Ws of the AGUA PUR A COMPAlNY - knew prehistoric and coffee and I made a salad VORCE SUIT hard indeed. A sud- bright thought waited until he passed by our table, cold chicken that was left from the occurred to him. Storers and Distributors of Natural ienly Then I explained to him our humiliat- night before. Inside of an hour they State of N,ew Mexico Harvesters, Ice, the Purity "You hold the glasses to my eyes, Of course, he gladly and of Which Have Made Las I can ing predicament were all eating. In the District Court Lasting Qualities Vegas said he to the missionary, "and Bob the sum. But but Famous Office 701 MM loaned necessary "I was pretty hot and flurried, County of San Miguel, Douglas Avenue. Youth's ihoot him." Companion. the embarrassment! Most awful!" t tried to be and chatty while bright Lulslta Herrera de Joquel "You poor, poor child," laughed Mil they ate. When they left Mrs. Rob- sis- Plaintiff, on Wildcats. dred. "Such an evening! It certainly ert squeezed my hand In the most Quotation Al- vs. Case No. 7416 The sons of J. H. Brower at Gran- was exciting. But, I wager, Bob and terly manner and whispered, The will all but ville have sold their large live wild- you with your sense of humor baugh men are alike, they're Eugenio Joquel, much about it aa sense about one thing they ' ""HUH" cat, one year ago, to R. have as sport talking got Defendant. I I "'imiiiiyi captured a normal choose wives So I knew that, of Akron, Ohio, for 8. The If you had had evening.' capable You, Eugenio Joquel, the defend ANT Ads we will," said Marjory. "Any all my efforts, she had taken, cat has been used to kill rats which "Maybe despite In ac- HI to see the In situation." ant the above entiled cause of PUMICE Infest Mr. Brower's barn. way. we are really golne the whole Bob was con- tion, are hereby notified that an ac ih..tii!ii.iiiiyi liltnJill which is apparently olav tonight That is, if doesn'l "I hope Jimmy properly Are Best The animal, the mother. uon commenc- or ten old and weighs fif- forget his tickets." trite?" remarked for divorce has been eight years was a dear. teen killed ten rats in less "Oh, Jlmmle perfect ed against you in the District Court Pure loe is. a Godsend Our Ice is pounds, m nieht while we were than five minutes when tney were Treatment Explained. n that of the County of San Miguel and Market Finders as is to e that after this ex pure it possible be made and one one into its cage. The she murmured In passion-at- washlnz the dishes of New Mexico above thrown by "How," wouldn't be afraid to ask State by the the doctors recommend it for the had some sport with tones, across the table, perience he boys dangerous leaning to lor 1 was namjeld plaintiff; that said plaintiff health and welfare of their a few ago when they can you treat me so?" In a whole regiment fline, Classified ads. search out the people to whom at patients. the wildcat days "how don't want you ever seeks an absolute divorce on the amonf line about its neck shadow crossed his brow. Then such' a wonder. I of who BUY Our prices are reasonable and we attached a plough A that Jlmmle is ua-- those MIGHT the particular thing is worth mSst. and it from the cage. Mr. he said "Well, I got $25 on to think, mother, grounds pt abandonment, desertion would be pleased to number you pulled frankly: anoreclative." Brower the sport before any mv watch today." and that unless you en That property you want to sell isTWORTH MOST to ome-on- e among our customers. stopped ' "Nn. nor added her of the lads were attacked by the fe Her face was wreathed in dimples, inhospitable." ter or cause to be entered your ap- THE CRYSTAL ICE CO. News. who reads the ads. in this newspaper and would never rocious animal. It was shipped by "Let's have some more lobster," she mother, dryly. Chicago Daily pearance in this cause on or before Phone Main 227 ' hear of your property unless it were advertised here. express to Akron. gurgled. the 19th day of August A. T). 1912, Hi Luck. judgment will be taken against you Others, who read and answer ads. in this newspaper, want HERMIT LODGE Vseful Invention. thank heaven," he said, ap- "Well, default are anxious find , l A Mild by (and to and pay cash for) books, automobile-?- In the midst pines. The most Argument. of the United a g man who sat me as much Among the curiosities proaching G. - "Hubby, do you love Plaintiff's attorneys are Charles used and of fceatrtiful resort on- the Scenic High- States patent office is an Invention by back In a dark corner, "that's over machinery furniture, articles usefulness of any as you did when we were first mar- Hedgcock and Leo M. whose ' ld This Is a toy with with." Tipton, and , way, excellent trout fishing, ried?" ' a boy. sort, musicalinstruments. of a de- "What Is?" office and postofflce address are Las I accommodations. Running "Of course I do." sliding disks, capable miking noise to a and "I've danced with the hostess. Vegas, New Mexico. As the classified ads. are read by all possible of a mountain spring water, broad porch- "Seems to me you don't tell me so lightful buyers, Inventor is Bald to be the youngest Have you gone through with It yetT" LORENZO sorts of have come rustic mueio. The Ideal as often as you did." its (Seal) DELGADO, possible things, they to be the finders of the es, swings, world to whom a Mn. 1 don't need to. I'm the " hard-- r person In the patent Clerk ' for an outing. Table unexcelled. "Yes, I do. Seems to me you're of the District Court, best markets! place to convince." has ever been Issued. host" MRS. S. B. WARNER, in Charge. LAS VtGAS DAILY OPTIC, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1912.

STANLEY "it is his spfoiila:ive philobophy ALL WINTER ABOARD WRECK (KID) YOAKUM AND UUDY UNHOLZ WILL '.hat it, exotic, and l h ' t runs like a false and artificial uute through all How Two Plucky Newfoundland Fish- bis thought It was in erman Rescued a Derelict Schooner TWENTY ROUNDS IN THE ARENA TONIGHT Ice-Flo- e. BOX being abstract, sentimental, ration- From an alistic, rather than practical. In winning salvage the Newfound- KnOttcD OUT "His writings lack bard and prac- Clever Lijjht Weights Will Be landers do not seem to reflect upon tical sense." the length of hardship and peril to K - Principals; Prelimin- . IX Rounds Read Mr. Wilson's address at the which must go. This is charac- Classy --s- r 7 they aries Before the Bi Show. y?P-y- recent Jefferson dinner In New York, teristic of their lives In every respect; and judge of the difference between it Is proverb with them that they Wilson the author and Wilson the go when they can, and leave getting; Visiting back "to luck and conduct" Not fight fan need not worry candidate. good about lark of long ago an American Cubing schooner, amusement in the city 1 Mr. m -- LL It was as an author also that abandoned by ber crew In the Strait tonlpht. for Rudy Vnholz. i A TP (to the Denver f'yT'; Wlliion wrote of Jackson: of Belle Isle In winter as hope- lightweight, j m early and Stanley Yoakum of "The country is older now than it lessly lost was carried off in the Ice- Dallas, Tex., are scheduled to battle was when Andrew Jackson delighted floe. It was the slimmest chance la 2 rounds In would ever the FlynnOohnson arena. in his and few can believe the world that the derelict The power, be seen There was sot the fun will begin 8 o'- again. promptly at that it would again approve or ap- she clock. There will slightest expectation. Indeed, that be two prellmlta plaud childish arrogance and Igno- would the underwriters the He before the be; paid big flht Either Tom- rant arbitrariness like his." Insurance settlement without com- my Burns of Al Palzer will act as re- It was under like free conditions, plaint or question, and crossed the feree. Admirers of thees two men before his natural line of thought schooner off for lost But the schooner ay the show was not lost She was sighted in her would be sood enonstj he himself has told you that he has If by two fishermen. They their - h one-trac- k wanderings presence v w 1 , nind" and can " j "a only boarded from shore, found ber hard "action. However. - Vnholz and Yo- "run one train of thought at a time" and fast In the Ice, but still tight and unl n he depended upon to put up waS affected by his presidential am- worthy, a craft to their taste, a valu-abl- e' great fight bition, that Mr. Wilson referred to property to which they must tfnholz has a and our from the south of cling, no matter what came of It It long honorable immigrants not record. He has battled as: cost them dear; the ice would with such men Europe loosen its on schooner nor M Nelson grip the Hattllng and Joe Gang and .men of the lowest classes would fishermen. from come the They might off with honors. ITnholz is and"...men of the meaner sort, men out time to time have escaped ashore; it suick with hands and feet and is a of ranks where there was neither would have been the' part of wisdom, clever the of cau- defensive and offensive fight-e- r. skill nor energy, nor any initiative of perhaps, and certainly part came In num- tion, to do so; but rather than abandon quick Intelligence. They two Yoakum their salvage these cheerfully last in Albu-querqu- e bers which Increased from year to Friday night 3ACK HAMLET THE reckless fellows stuck to the ship for defeated Louis Newman, a year, as if the countries of the south the rest of bitter winter. When 90PUUR MftrJftCER OF that favorite here; and the fact that Yoa- of Europe were disburdening them- navigation opened in the spring of the kum Kid VcmkUM beem was able to whip him has caus- has selves of the more sordid and hapless year, the first mall steamer sighted the PROMINENT In ice and manned ed Lab Vegas to HAS CONNECTED In) ft elements of their The Chi- craft still fast the fans regard him as flD.kOA . population. had a ) " WftY.VSliTH THE BOJflrJG as by two gaunt skeletons. They classy boxer. Unholz haa been RWFui- - kick. ""A rV'f?Sy B nese were more to be desired on one OPiME FOP. "fEARS- --. subsisted through the winter working out regularly In a room on IkI EITHER HftrJD. workingmen. If not as citizens, than of flour and some frozen herr- r0"' ME IS RECENTLY barrel Railroad avenue NoRE FROf most of the coarse crew that came was and has demonstrated TM-LP- ing. Having accomplished this, it 3 , ajheRE He WA'S Ws ability as a fighter. crowding in every year at the eastern child's play for them to take their &OMNG INSTRUCTOR. ftM9 PHIVcAU floe Admission will 1 The fellows who came prize to port when the released be and $2. The DIRECTOR, ports. unikely holders fo. THE iJftuAS ftTHLETiC were tolerated ber. George Harding, in Harper's of the $2 tickets will be al- 13P1 CLOB. in at our eastern ports Magazine. lowed to make themselves at home in because they usurped no place but the boxes and at the ringside until tune" Unless Mr. Wilson considers "For twenty years," said he, in dis- himself be a democrat, and therefore popular branch equality of represen- the very lowest In the scale of labor." the seats are all taken. The tl seats honor of the country, and by contrast cussing the matter, "I preached to the bald question, is Mr. Wilson a tation, and It would be the most per- What of the Wilson portrait? HAD TO EAT HIS PARTNER are well located, however, and fur- shines out in that respect against the the students of Princeton that the democrat? becomes just now vastly fect constitution ever devised by the In figure, Mr. Wilson is long and to- Cohan's of Actor Who nish an admirable view of dull background of a grasping, un- referendum and recall were bosh. I in order. What is a democrat? A wit of man." Hamilton paused and lean and slim. In his attitudes George Story the ring. Had to Too for pub-li- o want is who trusts of Walt Long The arena has been equipped with elec- patriotic, principleless American have since investigated, and I detaocrat one the peo- said: 'Purge, it Its corruption, and ward people, he appears in a bit top like a at to students. and advocates the of to branch of lectures. Engagement tric lights and will be plenty light star deepest night, he to apologize those They ple, principles give its popular equality heavy. He doesn't talk, he will of take The distin- and would become after-theat- enough to satisfy every fan. The are- not say "no" to these questions. are safeguards politics. They popular government. representation, it And he clips his words after the pun- George M. Cohan, at an Not would from from and characteristic of Mr. Wil- an As It as as na will be the most popular place only it appear, his (he power the bosses, place guishing impracticable government. dit manner, and all affected supper at Delmonko's, was talking want son in the city tonight. angling for a Carnegie pension, that it in the hands of the people. I are that he distrusts the people, stands at present, with all its suppos- any Sir Henry Irving. He has plow about the "turkey trot." about It was announced Mr. Wilson had inherited In full his to say with all my power that I favor depreciates such as Washington, Jef- ed defects, it is the most powerful ed many fields, while ploying none "There's a moving little story late this afternoon be f . and and ever . . . the 'turkey trot," said, with his that Tom Flanagan, trainer of Jack father's plug tobacco prudence, but them." ferson, Jackson, has spent government that existed.' deeply, and coma forth from that nine-tenth- smile, "a that illustrates there evidence as to those in an Interview In the Out- s of his life In denouncing Hamilton was indeed a char- of a conclusion dreamy story Johnson, would act as referee. The exists that, Later, singlar plowing more capable well the vicissitudes of an actor's en- of govern- acter. Of acute disin- champion will witness the battlo from qualities b the chameleon, which look, Mr. Wilson furnished this pas- those principles popular understanding, than a conviction. It is this last that life. In- now to one of the boxes. abled the father to change almost sage: "For years, I taught my classes ment which he pretends sup- terested, honest and honorable in all enables him to play the chameleon "An elderly actor said in despair to the of a Buck- the initiative and referendum port. The truth is Mr. Wilson isn't a transactions, amiable in so- and be color one The preliminary will be fought stantly from paleness that private of sentiment, one today a theatrical agent day: by even a In - " can do for Kid Williams and eye abolition to the more earnest wouldn't work. I can prove it now; democrat, Isn't republican. He ciety, and duly valuing virtue pri- and another tomorrow. Not but what 'Is there nothing you Gllfeather, a nifty I've around out hues of slavery and sequential seces- but the trouble is they do." is a federalist A democrat is one vate, life, yet ho was so bewitched the chameleon may be a very honest me? hung your office, bantamweight. of months now.' Mr. Wilson was a What chameleon who believes in popular government and the British work, for eight sion, equally chip What a reversal! perverted by example little animal. his dia- ' "The agent, as he polished of old block. As became a could more? From the A republican is .one who believes in as to be under conviction warm not the great have donex thorough Mr. Wilson is not a man, mond ring with his red silk handker- economist and the author of a black that popular government except where It that corruption was essential to the even call him THE RE4L W00DR0WW1LS0N' political black, opposition, kept a near man; you might chief, answered thoughtfully: of Congressional Government, Mr growing blacker throughout all those interferes with his special privileges. government of a nation." More than most men, " 'Look here. Bring yourself up to Wilson ' has teen neither- - baoU-waf- twenty Princeton years, he attfidaaly But a federalist is one who distrusts Jefferson was a democrat Hamil- he is Important to himself. Some date. The "turkey trut" is all the go. convt-tion- s milk-whit- You some animal or bird to do (Continued rrom Page Two) i.or modestly Bilent as to his shifts to and supports the people, and who desires to limit ton Was a federalist, and the anti- might think him narrow. Rather he train ' the trot" with and IH of He was ever those reforms that before he so vig- and restrict the people's power In thesis of Jefferson. You have read is made so his trade of "turkey you, tet politics. ready egotistical, by you on one of the circuits at a three Carnegie for a pension! What are to tell what he and he condemned! government Today no federalist par- what Jefferson thought and wrote one reads thought why orously teacher a trade in which figure salary." i. we In of Mr.. Wilson's and of now Mr. Wil- . to say? spite thought it, upon any and every sub- When He Opposed Bryan. ty exists; but federalists exist, Hamilton; read what many books and meets few men. "The old actor thanked the agent is there here no ject that came to the surface of ti?e The above does not register all of Mr. Wilson is one of them. He thinks son has set down concerning howh Like all who read too much and gratefully. He bought an ostrich from expressing which there times.' But Mr. Wilson, in doing ao, those color-change- s that have 'marked as a federalist, and until he began ap- AIbo, consider Mr. Wilson's opinions meet too few, Mr. Wilson is as well a retired circus man, and after a lot of hard to are those who might use a short and han not always been in fond agree- the chameleon case ot Mr. Wilson. pealing to the people for political sup- of Washington, Jackson, and dirers pleased with a platitude as with a work be taught the bird men 'turkey trot' with him splendidly. ugly word? Or must we regard the ment with himself. For years, he de- In 1S9(5, he warmly u lpported Mr. port, he acted and spoke ana wrote other and matters. Tbey should Likewise, he is as ready principle. Then he reported himself to the agent Wilson action as but the outcropping nounced the the the and that candi- federalist. , be of use to you in deciding where to recall, initiative, Palmer, applauded mistake promise for performance again. bent Mr. 1,1 of that inherited money which, referendum. He now names himself date's declaration that he would "pre- , la Wilson a Democrat? Wilsop politically belongs. when he himself makes the promise "But the agent for all his promises, as an element of the Wilson blood, their red-face- d champion. For years, fer a limited monarchy in the United Hamilton was the chief of the fed- his History of the American People as any Micawber who ever paid a had nothing to offer. The poor fellow . Mr. of Hamilton-- y had taught his father' aforetime to he stood an apologist of the boss sys tates to a government with Bryan as eralist movement, the founder of the Wilson says debt with a thirty-da- bill. turned up every day for a while, then convert Confederate currency, which tem. He now condemns the boss sys- president." Mr. Wilson himself at federalist Idea, and by way of aiding Hamilton was above all a states- As has already been stated, Mr. every other day, then every, third day, and last went without fail into Immortal plug tobacco, tem. He was not aroused to the evils that time spoke of Mr. as "a in as to both Hamil- man. He believed in a centralized Wilson is heart and soul the federal- at a week by might Bryan you concluding! office. a'-te- his appearance at the agent's which as to a value would prove like of boss system, however, until r theorist." He now respects ton and read a line or government; that the state govern- ist. is a of the dangerous the federalists, He throwback politics, "Then the agent sent for him, and unto the worm that dieth not? . he was elected governor, and had Mr. Bryan reveres Mr. Bryan, can- two from Jefferson. The exercise ments as independent bodltn tni?ht and belongs not to the twentieth but said: ad- too much Mr. be or at rate subor- " Mr. Wilson was so delicate as to accepted, to his great personal not exalt Bryan, and should in no wise waste your time. extinguished any to the eighteenth century. . Were a 'Well, I've fixed you up at last se- boss money and boss so himself. Were not Mr. Wil- had been In in dinated; that the new execmive of next-doo- r to an I've booked you for that turn of keep his Carnegie pension hopes a vantage, both says Jefferson England, bank neighbor orphan yours to- no-- the nation hold for life and at at .' Indeed, it wasn't he, with tne support. He is a warm advocate son in "politics bound by princi France. He had gone among the might asylum, and were both to take fire, cret one "But the old actor sad- the cat out of the day of direct nominations., Until his ples of honor," there are those who bllity, the governing classes, and least of the national legislatures the federalist would save the bank Interrupted, last of Jt, who let ly: Mr. own nomination and election as gov- suspect that his present re- sounded the sklmmish shallows of for a liket erm, or at least 3'irliig while the democrat turned the hose bag. The cat once out, however, might " 'It's too late now,' he said. as or until he himself be- for Mr. upon an His good behavior," on i Wilson, while expressing regretful ernor, rather gard Bryan swings their intelligence. investigations' the orphans. "Too late? How is It too la'e?" he was Mr. could like Later Mr. Wilson writes: tonishment at the feline's appearance, gan to yearn for a presidency, impression that Bryan decided him, granite, against Mr. Wilson is as much the federal- said the agent, frowning. ex. iron-han- d direct nomina- or hurt him in his "the of on "What shall we do to return safely Hamilton. " 'I've had to eat mut- felt the propriety of explaining Its set against greatly help folly heaping importance ist as his pet hero, my partner,' White House ambitions. idiots." from ha to Hamilton? We think of Ham- to me which it isn't tered the old actor. Istence. tions. Returning abroad, ... Were it left A Suden of Front to the the initia- was a warm believer in the French ilton rather than of Washington when Mr. Wilson would not to the Doubtless, as Mr. .Wilson assures Change Recurring recall,' go n we look back double-and-twi- Tiiarfl wqd tlmo whpn the rpcall. tive, the referendum, and direct nomi- a movement of to the policy of the White House. His Twenty-Thre- e us, "he is In politics bound by prin- revolution, politics He Speaks Languages. also his the initiative, the deferendum and di- nations, and Mr. Wilson's yesterday wherein Federalists Adams and Ham- first administration." his atti- Sir Charles Elliot the newly ap- ciples of honor." We have record, us that his rect nominations were unpopular as conversion of those reforms, certain ilton beheld nothing to love. Adams Mr. Wilson, you will note,' sets tudes as to men and measures, have pointed principal of Hong Kong uni- I attitude to show 23 superior forth versity, who may , few. And yet, radicalisms. Then Mr. Wilson, in of his enthusiastic' supporters hail and Hamilton hated Thomas Paine; Hamilton's federaUstlo ideas, not enocuraged my faith In him. He speaks languages, elevated sort are very probably hold the record as a of hon- In as second er and then his fi1aiiat:c linguist assurance and bound by principles him that connection "a Jefferson admired the Thedford expresses owi . his anchors a mad fault in beyond the Wilson "politics drags In these degenerate days. But In the - foot foot and Saul Mr. in a re- - his Man admiration of both Hamilton and his was wii-- attitude of pure super- or," fought them tq of Tarsus." Hearst, and read Rights of either a ship or a man. He a past he would not have borne off the sentiments. He did to Bur-ri- we to prove that! breast to breast. They were the stone .cent public utterance, laid bare the with applause. Jefferson was called this, be sure, Cleveland democrat in 189C, and is a belt so easily. There was Elihu tt i hat have - - and Mr.iweakness of that Said into cabinet and before he himself was a candidate fo- 1912. as for the "Learned Black- Wilson is a whit more moved po- which the builders rejected, comparison. Washington's given Bryan democrat in Likewise, instance, Mr. the and when in his book-writin- smith," born in Connecticut in 1810, 1 f honor"- than Wilson reiected them. Now that the Hearst the portfolio of state. This is how he presidency, an American, he is not the Bunicer ( liticaiiy Dy ...... la "i , differ- saw he was and who whilst working as an apprentice pni"" ; u. Is for making these "There are many definite wrote of what he heard and and freely honestly Hill kind. He is the English kind, 99 In every 100 of our everyuay popular at the himself French, are cornerstone of the tem-- ences between Professor WllSOM $Mi felt. You will therefrom some expressing his own political opinions forge taught of less pretentious, if not reforms the gain the Gentleman's Magazine kind, the Latin, German, Italian, Greek and He- citizens of New Paul. of It was under like free noii'Utlohs Are these noi m pie, Mr. Wilson, governor Saint The great light that Saint notion of the inner sentiments Hamilton-federalis- t kind. There's a brew. During early manhood he mas- common clay? - . that Mr. of of hon- Jersey, candidate for the presidency, Paul saw was not a light of personal federalism and of those federal cap- Wilson, writing Washing- greater difference between the Wil- tered Sanskrit, Syriac, Arabic, Norsei bound by principles said politics as in bound by principles of preferment, was not a light of public tains, Hamilton and Adams. Says Jef tin, of American and the Bun- 3panlsh, Dutch, Polish, Bohemian and and are not their families, "politics son kind or?" was ad-- J "It Is for who likes the sin then his attention to of Mr. Wilson, honor," late applicant for a Carnegie office, not a light of material ferson: anyone ker hill kind of American' than there Turkish; turning much as is the family minor and dialects, perse- becomes their most deter- vantage. Saint Paul abandoned ma- "I returned from the French mis- ister suggestion to say that Washing notes and five-doll- languages left "at the mercy of an pension, is between pound vered in his studfes until he was able thereby - advocate. terial considerations to follow his sion in the of the new ton's ardor for the occupancy of the of the wheel of for- mined year govern bills. to write and in 60 differ turn con western was that of the land read, speak - he did not change his ment . . and proceeded to New York country ent ways. vlctions to secure honor and in 1790, to enter upon the of speculator, not that of the states- of- an to tell position. March, Dysentery is always serious and But it took equal linguist I man." can be Elihu was &'.ftTAnris- He sacrificed himself to benefit the fice of secretary of state. I found a ten a dangerous disease, but it when Burrltt telling the people; he did not seek to use the state of which of all I ever It was under like free conditions cured. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera truth. From the London Chronicle. Fop things has cured it people to advance himself. He left contemplated I the least expected . . that Mr. Wilson wrote of Jefferson, and Diarrhoea Remedy even when malignant and epidemic. his home and his people, 'and went Politics was the chief topic, and a the foulder of the democratic party: Propitiating Spirits of Rats. sale by ail. dealers a g ' "Mr. was an For 15,000,000 rats have been sacrificed and fairly earned by from Impure blood, out into the world to ao good, and did preference of kingly over republican Jefferson aristocrat honestly TJ resuitig for the sake of the meas-jr- e C favorite-s- who preventive because it really e caused bad blood, because a weak. not begin by asking a pension from government was evidently the deliberately practiced the arts Buy it now. Chamberlain's Colic, title by dts-- al- against the spread of plague of and entiment of the often- Diarrhoea Remedy is The phy Strength Herod. Neither did he oraw a Balary I found myself politician, and exhibited Cholera and forth the Po- majority depnves tne By which from ... certain to be needed before the Brought by Metropolitan polluted disorder conies from the while for the most the only advocate times the- sort of insincerity which most lice of of Toklo. This powers. S. b. O. d e3 government neglecting part summer is over. Buy it now and be board the city b ft np reghla the duties of office and his side of the subtle naturesw ield to without loss enormous number of the rodents have devoting on the republican ques prepared for such an emergency. For of . . been authorities time to his personal advancement tion." essential integrity. Washington sale by all dealers. purchased by the The constant intrusion of certain It was at a cabinet dinner, and found Jefferson a guide" who seeded from the residents and killed since the " first case of the was discov- watching. , A. M. near Canaan, pestilence pieces of silver, into the career of our Jefferson records this (conversation Nason, farming In 1902. ' was with sciatic ered in the capital December,' modern is much more king-lovin- g Hamilton Jefferson was pot a Amer- Me., badly crippled . convert, sug between the thorough was aHQ DaiivEt " -- rtjMo nf tnin. rheumatism due he rays to uric acid Recently a religious service per- does not CUUUiu a y a d Adams. ican because of the ptraln French It - gestive of a Judas than Saint and the Says o' formed by the officials of the police harmful and is there ore the pu- in his blood. "Foley Kidney Pills dm., Paul." 'he: philosophy that permei'.ed anj weak- cured me and also removed Dfflce for the purpose of consoling the blooa medicine jui entirely SStrest and Sest thepub-li- c was con- ened all his numerous con- of these dead creatures. These While Mr. Wilson is asking "After the cloth removed, thoughts. black specks that were spirits remembered Malariaand all other for its WTiite House, he also, as a versation some circumstance was "He brought a foreign product of tinually before my eyes." Foley Kid- tender hearted gentlemen diseases, Scrofula, by i, tS'ki . ney Pills are a uric acid solvent and that the current year is neno-tosh- - tbi. blood and necessary preliminary, asks the de- led to the British constitution. Ad- thought to a market, where no natural . 3 circulation, vvnreiun are effective for the various forms or "the year of the rat" and that these ,,ut. - or wholesome demanl frr it could mocracy for its nomination. He who ams observed: "Purge that constitu- of rheumatism. O. G. Shaefer, Red .reatures therefore deserve some def-- medical advice. wu Its any Jim SWIFT SPECIFIC CV., AiLAHiA, secks a democratic nomination should tion of Its corruption, and give to Cross Drug Store. r V

" "IHIIM 'at KKiHT LAS VEGAS DAILY OPtlC, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1912.

MCCORMICK MOWERS AND BINDERS LOCAL NEWS i HART PLEWTY OF EVERYTHING i Baeharach's (or flags and bunting. SCHAFFH ER Tit dram of Old Taylor bourbon at tba Opera Bar. & MARX See window display ot new mid' AND summer felts. Strass'.

Dig Spanish dance at Rosenthal CLOTHES hall tonight. Everyone, welcome. 0 ADVANCE: PRIC Only U. 8. Intpected meat servet li at the Blsmark.. Open all night, de Supreme in Tail- pot la opposite. LUDWIG Wm. ILFELD oring;, Value, Fit, Finch's Golden Wedding Rye. anted BRIDGE STREET Fabric and Style, In the wood. Direct from distillery in fact the H. S. to yon. At the Lobby, of coarse. Our entire line of summer millinery For Sale Two cabs and two team M. A r One-Ha- lf off. S trass'. All in cood condition. Cheap. See and mark of If you want the Rex Vulcanteer Dan Rhodes. excellence stands call and see us before July i. Fifty For something good to eat, the Bls- for - already sold." Only a few on hand, mark has 'em all over a barrel. Get 'Everybody's doln' It' What7 everything yo- Located on Fountain Square. that? Why, eating at the Blsmark of course should demand in TORE OF IKE BAVI Open all night. a suit This Same SPECIAL The Cleveland Grays, in a special Par Excellence is We have Just received a large and train of 13 cars, en route on a trip varied line of dainty and desirable across the country, will pass through Manifest in every The Casli Grocer on of Lingers Dresses which we have put Las Vegas the morning July As the Optic will not pub- make of suit we In stock subject to our sale discount 5 at 7 o'clock. The train will not lish a tomorrow it has paper handle. Dont fail of one-thir- off. YouH find some stOD in Las Vegas, but will make made arrangements to post very unusual values In the line. the side trip to Santa Fe, from Lamy, 'bulletins of the fight, by to look us over. ROSENWALD'S. rounds on Murphy's corner. Bide de The firemen of the East Thig Is done for the conveni- Three automobile parties arrived partment have been requested to meet ence and information of those GREENBEROER at 11 o'clock at FOR THE 4th last night from Roswell to attend the tomorrow morning fight fans who will be work- Johnson-Flyn- n bout tomorrow after the city hall In full dress uniform. ing tomorrow and will not be We Will Have FRESH noon. Dan MoPherson, Don Hamilton, They will patrol the arena during the able to attend the bout. Jaffa Miller and Fred GIbbany, made Johnson-Flyn- n bout tomorrow after up one party; Will Johnson, Harry noon. Onions Miller second Lettuce Celery f i ; Thorn and Praeger the to cover a note Peas v' New Potatoes and E. J. Carlngton, J. M. Thompson An attachment suit George Demitrez, the man who at Squash amount was filed and J. L. Tucker came In the third for small touay tempted suicide Monday night, waB re- Ui ? Wax Beans machine. C. S. Peterson by E. E. Geh-rin- .. r. Beans Radishes against ported today to be on the road to re IX 111 I A String i asserts that Peterson Gehring covery. Demitrez has regained his WWW & -- Fresh Tomatoes Soup Bunches Parsley an amount ft , The visiting sport scribes, who are procured from him slightly Banltyj yje nurses at the Las Vegas 1? Jti ' he Carrots Cucumbers Beets in Las Vegas to cover the Johnson- - over $100 two years ago for which hospital believe. No word has been note. the "bote ' " Flynn bout tomorrow afternoon, were gave his He aleges received from Demitrez's relatives in 1 H7 New Cabbage turnips Is I ' the of the Las Vegas Commer still unpaid. San Francisco. . KT-fflTJ- - guests I!l K'J. a I t L I cial club last evening at an Informal i r J n .s e seven- men were added to smoker. Between sixty-fiv- and Ten additional Lena Paxton, colored, was arrested -- side force Watermellons Gooseberries Cantaloupes ty-five men, a largo percentage of the West police yesterday last evening by Special Officer Wil- ' Lorenzo. The said whom were newspaper celebri- by Mayor mayor liam Reed charged with picking the Pie Cherries would on Peaches Apricots ties, were In attendance at the smok this morning that he put pockets of Tom Broman. She was suc five more men tomorrow. There Table Cherries Grape Fruit , Currants er, which was one ot the most arralgnd before Judge D. R. Murray few disturbances on the ' cessful affairs given by the commer- have been this morning and was bound over to Bananas' Berries but the mayor wishes to Oranges cial organization In the past year. It West side, the grand jury under $1,000 bond. inpEPEUDEUGE-DA- gave the local business men an oppor be prepared for an. emergency The woman is said to have succeeded tunity to become better acquainted In touching Mr. Broman for a $5 bill with their visitors, and to welcome While there has been a disposi and some was not change, but slick : fOR'WOMEF! An abund tion on the . part of some Albuquer- the writers to the city. enough to avoid detection by the po- to the Flynn-John-so- n H. ance of "smokes", plenty of delic- que people knock lice. The occurred in the flat STEARNS ' robbery J. can ious sandwiches and liquid refresh- bout, nothing of the sort district The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet her GREAT PURE THINGS TO EAT ments, were served during the even- be laid to the door of Promoter Mark EflANCIPATOR. New Mexico Thousands of women every ing. Levy of the .Athletic, The high waters of the Cimarron of real boost- where now freedom from club. Levy was one the river washed out a small section of enjoy their kitchens ers and it is due. to his efforts that Cots and bedding for rent or sale, the dam three miles east of Spring- THROUGH THE, 5TEPS SAVED BY THEIR so crowd is from the fiacharach's. big a coming er yesterday afternoon, emptying the HOOSIERS. Look into our Show Window southern of the Btate. and We have on hand a complete stock of part reservoir. No damage was done by be convinced. "HARVEYS" is open the rush of water, and as the farmers In accordance with Its usual cus WINDOW SCREENS AND WIRE SCREENING Thirtieth season, Mr. Harvey in of that section can rely on the upper SCRtEN DOORS, tom The will not get out an edi charge. Auto to carriage house, Wed- Optic ditch, direct from he river for irriga . "JOHnSEfJ Ct - tion tomorrow, as the paper has giv son 8 a. return- will no J. nesday and Saturday at m., tion, they suffer loss. The The Most Reasonable Prices en a vacation on July 4 At lug same day. For passage phone its employes concrete was cracked last' fall and EXCLUSIVE LOCAL AGENTS since its first edition Main 385 or leave order at Murphey, every year the break came in the weak spot, the was As the occurs Cutler Brothers or Plaza Hotel. published. fight hole washed out being large enougl Get our before buying In afternoon an edStion cover- quotations late the for a wagon to pass through. ing the battle necessarily would De occurred In the late. Had the fight Isls UiS quickly turned to losses wUh LAG VEGAS LUCJBER GO. an special morning, as was lanned at first, HOPES ROOSEVELT weatess in the sreculatlve favorites. 150 Old Town In the Phone Main This Service edition would have been issued The Prairie Fire Gone' were heavy. afternoon. Pressure ceased at midday an Saves Money Jeffries on His Ranch WILL NOT BOLT there was some covering shorts which;, William H. of Federal Judge Pope rallied prices from half to one point. to eend us Roswell is a real prohibitionist. .10c The The market closed Irregular. s It's really cheaper of. BY APPOINTMENT FOR A FEW DAYS Therefore Imagine the surprise the followed I HERE ail the big, heavy flat pieces Tonight Isls GOVERNOR C. E. OSBORNE SAYS the lead of the of the Bank bar in Santa Hill Issues In your family washing and proprietor THERE'S NO NEED FOR A in the last hour. In the when Judge Pope drove 1 have us wash and iron them, Fe yesterday THIRD PARTY hour Ontario and Vestern rose over automobile into the place. J do the few remain- his straight Its price of last week, when the dlvi-- k:. and then turn the corner and a. The car failed to I dend was The leaders ing pieces at ome yourself, Lansing, Mich., July 3. Governor suspended. crashed the plate glass front un- GHiROPODIST than to bother with a washer- through FRESH EVERY DAY Chose E. Osborne an ardent Roose- and American Tobacco continued singer of the bar. The frightened barten- der woman. colonel's pressure. PAIN OR to was as velt supporter during the TREATS ALL ILLS OF THE FEET WITHOUT to- der, according the story, The last Our charge for this service battle for ithe republican presiden sale were: , tounded to see Judge Pope still sit " DANGER OF INFECTION. tals but little for the entire lot tial Issued a state- Amalgamated Copper 85 & at the wheel when the crash was nomination, today of tablecloths, towels, ting ment In which he declared his belief American Beet Sugar 129 sheets, over. BAKERY GOODS napkins, handkerchiefs, eta "that there is not necessity for a new Atchison 108 Call Main 384 for appointment , Hotel La Pension These articles are washed won- political party." He also stated he Great Northern 137 Miss L. Clyde Johnson ot Lexington, derfully clean and white by our hoped Roosevelt would not be a can New York Central 117 Miss., was married to Maurice NesbiV process, and are Ironed with a didate. Northern Padflo 122 of El Paso this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Best in The City fine finish. "The issue is Joined for the Reading 166 s at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry clearly Take advantage of the service. people," aid the governor. In his Southern Pacific 110 Haskell, where the bride has been statesment. "It ia Wall street vei Union Paclflo ..169 for the past two weeks. Rev. visiting sua Wilson Woodrow Wood-ro- United States Steel 71 of the First Wilson; GROCERY STORES E. C. Anderson, pastor United States 112 4 Wilson's Steel, pfd THE Methodist church, performed the cere-- character, temperament Bread, Rolls, fitness Is above the mony. Mrs. NesMtt to th daughter preparation and) Las Steam of American presi- People wanting accommodations or Veas of the late Dr. Johnson ot LorHaburg; high average dents. He Is a christian, a scholar meala at Porvenlr hotel, please tele- N. M., and up to 'Several years ago Cookies, Pies, Cakes, and a fearless citizen. phone before leaving the city to M. Laundry resided In Lordsburg. Mr. and Mrs. can vote for Wilson Romero, Porvenlr. Nesbitt left this evening, on" train No. "Republicans without their or AND Pheat Mtio SI 617 Dough Are 7 for Anthony where they will vistt leaving party bolting. real no can-diat- e Mr. Nesbltt's ranch. Dorifltonts,-- The republican party has DYE TARIFF STAiNDS. for president this year. There Washington, July 3. The house has been no nomination. The action chemical tariff revision bill, amended the Fried Cakes and of poltlcal freebooters at Chicago to place dyes used in coloring cheap- Is not binding upon tha- republican er cotton goods on the ree list, was - SHOPS even for the amount are to- ; ITHER ASTER party they defeated in the senate today, 32 SOME FINE bearing aloft of Its stolen ensign." 26. The would i Cinnamon Rolls bill have reduced the rate on many articles In the present PLANTS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. chemical schedule by about 25 per cent and would oth- New York, July "8. Following the have transerred conclusion of the second of the great ers, including pepper, cinnamon, lico- WILL BE OPEN T0MM0RR0W party conventions, the market today rice, cloves and balsam rrora the free , PER DOZEN to 25c opened strong. Gains of 1 to 2 point9 list the' dutiable. BOUCHER were registered by many securities with pronounced strength in Stee' Buy It now. Chamberlain's Colic, 507 sixth COM ?h& "The Store of Satisfaction" Union Pacific, Reading, the Hill is- Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is al- dpddv niwrniu 121 AT THE GRAAF & HAYWARD CO. STORE Street I Lilltt 1 UillVll kJWil Vegas sues and Brooklyn Transit. most certain to be needed before the - P. S. 5rext Door to POST OFFICE summer Is over. It now -S- EEDSMEN & FLORISTS- the market Buy and be By midday, however, prepared for such an almoFt vio'.eaMv. Gains emergency. For reacted saie by all dealers.