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MARCOS C. DeBACA TIS SWEET TO DREAM! COPPER TRUST GETS
DECLARES HE WILL READY FOR WAGE WAR
GO TO ALL COUNTIES WTIH COPPER MINERS
ROCKY MOUN- HE PEOPLE WILL BE TOLD THE TRUTH ABOUT ST. LOUIS, OFFICERS INSPECT WORKINGS, SELECTING PLACE TO STATION TR00PS WHICH TAIN AND PACIFIC, AND ABOUT WAY IN LEGISLATURES ARE WHILE MEN WHO DIG IN DARK TUNNELS THROW UP BREASTWORKS PUTS IT UP TO RUN BY HANDFUL OF CORRUPT BOSSE-S- JAFFA AND MAKE READY TO PROTECT THEIR FAMILIES WITH RIFLES IF NECESSARY
WHY WAS ABELINO ROMERO THROWN DEPUTY SHERIFFS DECIDE NOT TO OUT OF SENATE WITHOUT HEARING? TRY TO DISARM WORKERS JUST YET
Marcos C. de Baca, progressive can- to the young man, vote for us but we for Is at the progres- don't think want you in the party. 21. didate congress Bingham, Utah, Sept. Assistant , pany, did not confirm the The young man makes the sol- predictions here today, arrang- best R. he said this sive headquarters dier and this is a war. I Manager ,C. Gemmell, of the Utah morning: "We will do tour holy love ing final plans for a speaking this dear old state of New Mexico. Copper company, Adjutant General E. nothing today." It More sheriffs were sent out ot the state which will carry him Into has been my home all life the A. Wedgewood, Captain W. C. Webb, deputy my and on the and Garfield railroad am to make home of my ancestors. I want to first battery Utah national guard, Bingham every county. "I going this to the said see it and do well. I want Lieutenant C. A. Piersens, U. S. A., morning strengthen patrol a hard, conscientious campaign,'' prosper established on the that the line Mr. de Baca today, "and I believe to see public schools on every and Deputy Sheriff Schweitzer, today theory hilltop might be blockaded to prevent the im- that .1 will be elected. I am going and the children of this state to be made an inspection of the workings of on both nation- educated as well as children in the Copper company's property, where portation of strike breakers. There to make my campaign any had been no to nine o'clock al and local issues especially am 1 the world. I want to see the man who 2,800 of the Bingham strikers were em- firing up this the strikers re-- to talk against the domination works, paid a living wage so that he ployed. The inspection was made to morning, although going taIn a11 thelr of our legislatures as they have been can care for a family and be a good select points of vantage for stationing weapons, dominated in the past and which citizen. To do it, we have got to companies of the national euard in Assistant General Manager n. c. made possible such a disgraceful break the grip of those few bosses case it should become necessary to call Gemmell, of the Utah Copper company ne sthethrowing out of the sen- - and I believe that we are going to out the state militia. arrived here this morning and Gen TftW eral D. C. is due .te .ot Abelino; Romero who was the scatter them and their pow-iJOne- So far today the strikers have been Manager Jackllng choice 'of the people of this er to the four winds.'' here later today for a conference with " quiet and little excitement unusually mine officials and members of the sher iut jfor member of that body. WOMEN TO ORGANIZE. was caused by the movements of the kick- - iff's It is said that for t "MrA Romero, was summarily Former Governor M. A. Otero, na-- headed by Mr. Gemmell. posses. plans party strike breakers to work will Cput .Without' a hearing or without tional committeeman of the Rumors of to machine putting offered because plans place be discussed. even anYexcusit being sive republican party, has received a i 'i m ,, .... m,uwiim the fortifications on the he wouloX not the dictate of a ra guns opposite Charleston, W. Va.. Sept, 21. Inter- obey telegram from Jeremiah Leahy of mountainside held by the strikers have it o bosses the I' I) national officers of the United Mine handfull employed by Raton, stating that Mrs. Antoinette so far been unconfirmed. 1st. Mountain and Pacific . Workers of America, assembled here Louis, Ri??cky Funk, wife of the candidate for gover-.:- IIIPIWPI Three hundred strikers reappered Mothers be - II with Governor di- to confer Glasscock, railroad and that I may no 0f Illinois, is in Raton and is this in the fortification of to Nname before the fight of morning of commercial bodies compelled rected by the national committee ing, Mr. Bryan assailed Colonel Roose- the mountainside, known as the "shoot representatives 'i over. a scene win live and - coal the It was; that the progressive republican party to velt's plan for a federal it was forces tb come to a stand- from which the was and operators concerning in was commission ing gallery" firing called 1200 West Vir- jjong my meiinory. I, myself, appoint a woman chairman to organize to regulate trusts. In ADMIRAL still. the Utah mine on troubles that - his Pocatello done toward Copper the same ' attitude as Mr. ko- Mexico. Mrs. GOES Admiral militiamen into the field and king tne WOmen of New speech in the afternoon, he Southerlund. who was in !the flrBt of the miners strike here. ginia iro. . I too. wasia refusing to obey Pnnlr Tritshprl in nnnHiilt with OnvArn- - expressed command of the days a area under martial law his belief in the personal of expedition, had an The men are supposed to be a part of placed large I Itnow Sun-the- y honesty de- se rescals and yell do, thatior otero before returning home President interview with the commissioners down because of the miners strike, have 'tH-ha- ve Taft, but maintained that the force which came from the bwrifik fporttfou day the president distniBtnii tha sent out by the insurgent leader, Gen. to hear the address of clared their disappointment with same men wouia nave ON SHORE TO Zelcdon on breastworks was j so, those Governor Otero is laid up at the people. Mr. Brvan win iv t Wednesday, but nothing The fortress plans for the meeting. It stated 1 . Spry Thursday. ..urn me ot would ...111. 1J V., "wo came of Zele-jwa- s the" out the: hdtiand omuiai imii wilu t DcveiB uui uc the conference, General is sup-- today that the strike in Kanawha Sandoval to the uguen Utah ae8erted yesterday and it returned ettf'lty at once acted on tne ana don refusing to allow the train carry-- 1 field would not be permitted to ' suggestion d that lts re0ccupation is due to .! vuie the same set otVenif ho made Bent a representative to confer with inR the marines to pass through the!:..., to the discussion as the coal '. and honesty innbllofflce Funk over the of BATTLE Admiral Southerland on Wednes- - nin hud the ' justice ajjirs. organization PUTTING TAFT city. woul(1 ue put to work by the Utah rppraiora taken position that joke among the poor pVeople , tlle women OI xew Mexico. Several day night, sent a message to the rebel wanted no interference from per- - was to SCREWS Pmmr mmv tnrlav they whose only chance to iiye iadie8 in various cities TO SMALL chief the surrender - state. proniinent demanding of Superintendent Schilling of the com- sons outside of the work like slaves tor me oeiiwtfiwi have been suggested to carry on this COUNTRY BANKS the Barranca fortress, which is loca- SOMEWHERE IN SOUTH-ERLAN- the few work and a state chairman will be se- NICARAGUA D ted close to the railroad line, or the with" reference to our "I might say lected in the near future. Americans would bombard the posi- residents are starvation. All New 21. A AND HIS MARINES The facing friends we York, Sept. of , ARE Ma-ba- democratic that ttl'Ht V TAIL OF THE DOG. ruling tion on Thursday morning. At day-biea- k FEDERALS WON In their the rebels looted .tfcU-.- interest fight, be the game t but great to country banks was Zele-don'- s today upon Kansas City, Kan., Sept, 21. The TRYING TO GET on Thursday General which is owned by an Eng- fcrogresslvfe laid down Lawrence O. Mur- INTO COMMUN- UlCTORY OUER ranch, for the fact that the party tall said it was irregular for the dog today by commanders entered into fur- lish took food and all out to us a new deal ray, comptroller of the in an syndicate. They holds aU,arwid, to wag it," said Colonel Roosevelt to- currency, ICATION ther negotiations with the American SALAZAR of the American sheet; and " address delivered here to WASHINGTON the horses, leaving adequate protectiontiwour day of the statement - that the a gathering Admiral, which resulted in an agreo marooned on the desert. wool industries, our cattle of national bank examiners. On and ment cowboys industries progressives had bolted from the re by which the train would be al Ariz., 21. The fede Mexico City, Mex., 21. After and nrotects our labor against the alter October 1, he said, he desired Washington, D. C. SeDt. 21. A de Douglas, Sept. Sept. publican party. lowed to pass through Masaya, and with the rebellous In- nnnner labor of Europe. a. CA.,mUu ui mi uanKs Minis- - ral column under Colonels Alvarado sharp fighting "In Nebraska, for instance, at the uuumry teiegram irom American by v.hicli the Americans withdrew in which the Indians - j com- dians at Etlan, Then, too, we have seen the guiding the board of directors shall be con- reports of the Nicaraguan revolution-- ! their demand for the of and Munoz, which were out of last Mr. Taft polled ' surrender same men who now dom- primaries spring vened, and the of ter Weitze were repulsed, General Rivera and his hand of the one-sixt- examination assets received confirms Barranca Hill. sev- about of the republican vote. today munication with Agua Prieta for federal forces succeeded in lift- stretch made in their ism la-.- e today inate the republican party, Yet our opponents called themselves presence. again using steamers and In accordance with this agreement, eral have arrived at Fronteras, in the The cautioned ex- San days, ing the siege of Oaxaca. across the line and operate 83 or 84 comptroller the bombarding Jorge and other the train entered Masaya Thursday with Colonel do we know regular, and they called the aminers to towns on where they combined Etlan is a small town on the Mexi- democratic party. Well inquire into very carefully Lake Nicaragua in the night. When it reached the station COO know no per cent of the voters bolters." Obregon. There are now about can Southern railway, just north of how to fear them for they - any undue concentration of the loans neighborhood of Rivas. An attack on several drunken fired at Rooswlt came into Kansas to re- insurgents federals at Fronteras. Oaxaca. Several thousand .party and care nothing for any- nf a tinnlr In pnmnnniiu nnntrnllaH Rivas from the north by Zelendon's D. but the bul- Indians, they main here for two days,, campaigning Major Smedley Butler, Additional reports of the battle have one but themselves and their crooked the bauk,s offlcenj Qr dlrectors column has been lets missed him and wound- led by Zapatistas, besieged the nere anu lumoirow. ne completely repulsed slightly at Joaquin ranch show the rebel loss corporations. I want it known now, touay resting "I speak now,' he said, "of any bank by the federals with considerable ed three American marines. state capital for a week. - did not know where he was to have been heavier than at first I am not opposed to corpora- exactly which a concentration would ruin the losses to both sides. The in that but his announced Americans the back part of rerjorted. Six more bodies were dis tions. A corporation that is honest going, secretary It was believed toHav that orf. the train fire if all went he to thereupon opened upon covered increasing the rebel dead state or that well, expected ditional Souther-tak- e toj TRIED TO KISS U a good thing for this any you come acro88 a case where tne dl. force Rear Admiral iho rebels but the fire was quickly the colonel from Kansas City to twenty-eig- ana more are tnougni iu other state. But I do want it known rectora or officera are unduly concen-- 1 land had been obliged to go as far suppressed General Butler. In- IN de- - by bo in the hills. The federal losses GIRL AUTO of this state can wiiawa, awieiiue aim meu iu iu- the funds of a bank in corpo- - orm as Lenox, where there is a - that tM people trating gar- surgent leaders promptly disavowed were correspondingly reduced when me, to oppose the grabbing peita, ueioie uiguiiaii. rations controlled bv themselves and nson ot Bluejackets and marines. the NOW SHE'S DEAD pend upon It action of the rebels and promptly six men' thought. to have been killed, state lands, the typing up of Colonel Roosevelt said that he had j where have no Information on is thought he may have found neces- - oc- of our you apologized to the major for the reached Fronteras. In anticipating our mineral and timber lands received reports of political conditions which to base an as to wheth- sary more than the two currence. inci-irc- 21. An at- coal, opinion artillery three This terminated the an attack by rebels, nearly the entire Hartford, Conn., Sept. bv such men as Mr. Springer, Mr. Van from the east which were encouraging er the loans are good or bad, it seems guns which he had with him. dent and the train to Gran- - P. proceeded garrison at Agua Prieta was used tempt by Howard Halsey, wealthy Mr. and those kind of to him. to me are to one ine recourse would be to dis-lad- Houten, Sjiess you clearly entitled only where it arrived today. for outpost duty last night, the town business man, to kiss Miss Annie if I am elected to the house of "I am happy to say that the east is of three mount some of the smaller caliber! D. 21. men, things: Washington, C, Sept. Early having been virtually surrounded by Carelli, who was killed in the wreck its best to catch with the - on the congress. doing up 'First. That the books of the cor- guns gunboat Annapolis at dispatches to the state department to- the of his automobile on August 14, was not seek the nomination. I he "we're to a Corinto. guards during night. "I did west," said, going give porations be voluntarily opened to you day contained no news of Admiral The Nacozari Railroad expects to responsible for her death, according content to remain in the legisla- good account of ourselves the Officials of the state was along or, second, that the directors give you department are Southerland and his marines, believed resume service Monday if there is to testimony given by the girl's sister, to continue the there, Atlantic coast in November." busi- confident Admiral ture and fight a full statement in detail of the that Southerland to have fought a battle, with the rev no further done the road by at a before the of I took oath will to damage hearing secretary that I started the day my LODGE PLEADS TAFT, ness of the concerns, or third, that a get Granada even though he olutionists who sought to dely their the rebels. All federals now in the state. She said that he lost control nomination came to may of office. The Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 21. Senator copy be given, you of a report on the fight through the insurgents. march to Granada. Officials were puz- field to arrive on of his wheel when her sis But believe are expected that steering me as a complete surprise. Henry Cabot Lodge opened the repub- company or corporation made by an They that once at Granada zled by the difficulty of ter resisted. He testified that his ac- I the Admiral will day. when I accepted that nomination, lican campaign in Ohio today with an independent auditor." seize some of the 21. re- tions were and that decided there to go lake steamers and Marfa, Texas, Sept. People "highly proper" right then and unqualified defense of the administra- Mr. Murray complimented the exam- send his dispatch No uneasineas was felt for the from where the fed- the accident was unavoidable. to in with all out of turning Ojinaga, Into the fight and go tion and a for the of iners for their work, but added that: by way Rivas and thence by f Of- with plea safety the United States force. erals were defeated Sunday, say that my heart, with all honesty and President Taft. "We must improve it materially." He "u" uvwmuu mps to can juan aei K!1irt th0 i,o to at affirm determination accomplish come considered exam Sur, the cable station. J "I to ufge you to do everything said he the country . equipped to deal with any rebel force bodies of Mexicans lying in the GENERAL WOOD Wast the defeat of those men and of t in your power In this, his own state, iner overworked and underpaid, but Managua, via San Juan del Sur, it mieht meet. Th lnol nf nsn wai streets as late as Tuesday. their candidates. for the of President nevertheless he insisted "that the Sept. 21. Three American marines - INSPECTS ARMY no-- Taft," explained partly by the fact that Ad- The deputy United States custome "Concerning Mr. Jaffa, I have j wounoea he said. time given to examining country DanKS eiB Biigimy ny insurgent mlral Southerland must be many miles collector at Presidiox, the Americans tAing to say at this time. I will ask re- bullets fired D. C, 21. "I believe that the election of the be materially lengthened." at Major Smedley in the fiom Managua, his base, with no declare, has in his possession 70 Washington Sept. Major from the to J him, however, stump, candidates from the Butler's battalion of American ma-- 270 n General Leonard Wood, chief of staff sllate in publican highest means of sending messages except by horses, rifles, 16,000 rounds to the people if, accepting never more' irines, as the train the force ot tne army-- wn leave here tomorrow thoe to the lowest was import TTV AN MUST bearing courier. ammunition and fifty pistols, captured that nomination at the hands of !of blue was - for an annual instruction of the navy ant than at the present time." IXjyvll jackets and marines pas- The relief of Granada with its for- from smugglers in the last few days. Bi'me men and their party machinery can- sing defenses. According to a provisional out Throughout the MEXICAN through Mayasa Thursday night eign Inhabitants, officials say, was im- El Paso, Texas, Sept. 21. Reports which threw the first progressive lit j he will be at Columbus bar- vass Senator Lodge had held aloof for the purpose of opening up the if other of a skirmish between rebels led by itinerary, of the senate, if he endorses that act? - perative foreign governments factional because of his San Calif., 21. Wil- railroad to Granada, and federals de- racks Sept. 24; Chicago, Sept 25; Des "I will ask him if he .stands commit- from quarrels Diego, Sept were not to take a hand in protecting Pascual Orozco, Jr., intimate liam R. Condttt, native of Texas, citi- - The American forces arrived today ranch on Chi Moines, Sept. 26 or 27; for Crooks, ted to such corporations as the St. peculiarly relations, personal their subjects. Definite advice from fending a the Coahuila, and official, with Colonel Roosevelt, zen of Mexico, and regarded as a a Granada, the populace of which huahua state line, indicated to officials Neb., Sept. 28; Robinson, Neb., Sept. Mountain and Pacific Admiral Southerland were" anxiously 2, Louis, Rocky at Cali-- , is on the verge of stravation. hom tnrlav the pnnrBB nnrRiiPfi 29 and McKenzie, Wyo., Oct. railroad and Its concerns? If and his friendly relations with the wealthy man Ensenada, Lower awaited. hpinc holding denied admission to the Managua, via San Juan del Sur, i.v the rebels' commander in chief. On The tour of inspection probably will lie believes In the poor man being Taft administration. Today's speech fornia, was utterance on national the local oei"" me American renei rorce CHINESE TURK DCWN LOAN. Orozco and his 1200 rebels require more than a month's time. upon the land or if he believes was his formal United States today by Thursday placed Ieft 15, 21. The min- Tre-vin- o - General Wood will be accompanied the timber and coal issues as newly defined at Chicago and board of inquiry of the immigration Managua Sunday, September Pekin, Sept. Chinese passed a ranch owned by General in the land, the , Pen to ister of finance re- by Captain Frank R. McCoy of the the water and the Baltimore. bureau on the ground that he is unde-- lne national railroad Gran today categorically and located on the Coahuila west of this state, salt, aaa- - staff General Wood Senator said the democratic -- imhiA Qnrt linhie to hficom. nubile wnere it was reported tnat a fused the terms offered by the six 75 miles south of the Texas general corps. tieiug tied up for the benefit of Mr. Lodge h boundary, Fort had abandoned the fundamental ' number of girl students at a college power banking group for a loan to border. Orozco continued into Coa- will meet Secretary Stimson at Springer, Mr. Spiess, Mr. Van Houten party charge. Then he will go which it once supported and of the law had been isolated for forty days and China. The terms demanded strong huila moving due east. According to McKenzie, Texas. end their eastern capitalists? principles The section immigration, with General Erasmus chief said its platform looked on its face is men vere facing starvation. As the train security, foreign supervision over the the report of Enrique C. Llorente, Mex- Weaver, "x am going before the people me, invoked, capable, immigration to Pu-g- n it was fired an 150 of the coast artillery division, fWor old Marcos C. de Baca at whom like a "perfectly vague and incoher- .f vtrlHA flnfiriitt'n approached Masaya, upon expenses and option over future ican consul at El Paso, defenders leUelB oaBarranca Hill loans the five of the ranch routed 1200 rebels. Sound, Washington, where the - bosses ent aggregation of sentences, a mass are said to be In school in H"ihed durjng en?ulng years. ; those political laughed during children coast will be Oct. ' I am of intended to get votes." He was in Ariz., 21. The auto- artillery inspected the last legislature and going language San Diego. ashore today Tucson, Sept. 5 or 6. General Wood next will go to tell the the facts in the The return to power of that party of the American Steam-- 1 mobile of xan American engi- people the custody mining to Portland, Oregon, Vancouver, San case. are the was pictured as the forerunner of com' officials stated he SEND IN YOUR DOLLAR. neer named Hocksworth saved Emilio They telling people ship company and Francisco, Monterey, Los Angeles, and I am a that I will not run, mercial disaster, provided its present to the rebel leader from cap- that joke, intended to appeal the department There are no corporations the new Pro- Campa, San Diego, Calif. The tour of inspec- . no attitude on the tariff was maintained. backing Colonel Girone's Wed- that I can't get any votes, that of commerce and labor. ture by federals tion then will be eontinued along the ' one has any confidence in me, that I Senator Lodge did not mention the gressive party and it must depend upon the rank nesday, the rebel chief abandoning his or Colonel Roose Mexican frontier to San Antonio and amount to nothing. progressive party FASHION IS CAUSE and file of the people for its The state men to effect his own escape. New Orleans to the coast defenses of "But before this campaign is over velt by name but by implication he op- OF MANY DEATHS. support. desertion men was recall of Campa's of his the Atlantic seaboard. '. I will have preached the truth into posed the policy of the judges Los Angeles, Calif., Sept. 21. Using committee asks that you send in all contributions described in a from and his time to what message Altar, every county in this state and there devoted a third of the Los Angeles fashion show for his M. which when the federals I he said was a to tear down direct to Bronson Cutting at Santa Fe, in care stated that ITALIANS VICTORIOUS. will be none who can refute what proposal text, Dr. Alfred Jones, a distinguished were on the heels of the rebels God's the constitution of the United re- fleeing say for it will be honest truth. States, nerve specialist of London, made the of the First National Bank. You will receive a the rout of the General ' do to the "to convert it into a statute change- after latter by Rome, Sept. 21. Another ten nour "Especially I appeal young assertion that "dress is - today causing If it is one dollar it will be that much Giron, Campa met the mining engi- in the Italian occu- - man the man who is casting his first able by the whim of the moment." of more lives In American ceipt. only battel, resulting the ruin neer. He forced Hocksworth to turn 0f the oasis of 12 i hallot for president in this great state j BRYAN LIKES TAFT. than diseases." towards the success of the new In fact the pation Zanzeur, malignant party. about and take him out of danger, j mile8 1b of ours. To him, I will say neither 21. From ' 80uthwest of Tripoli, j.i Pocatello, Idaho, Sept. the He said the intense competition them-- 1 - committee would rather have one dollar contribu- his men to shift for to office of the old parties hold out anything rear platform of his train, William J. pcrted the Italian war by among American women of all classes selves. Hocksworth took Campa to General under to you. They are top heavy with the Bryan campaigned for Woodrow Wil- set fashion was tions from the masses of the and would de- Rogni yesterday's date, '' to keep up the pace by people a point near Querobabi, on the Sono-- i The Italian losses were as old men who have held them in their son from Montana to this city today, nerve and nerve given for who still re- racking destroying. cline large amounts from the sources ra railway. The Altar district is in 200 men killed and wounded. The f grip years selfishly speaking at a number of towns, where Dr. Jones is here on an extended tour contributing tain their and say to the young were In a serious predicament because of its j Turk and Ara6 losses were large hut grip short stops made. an address of American cities to study various in the to both old parties. men, we don't want you. They say of one hour at Idaho Falls this morn- - past great isolation, and the thorough General Rogni does not specify the women. i types of American PROGRESSIVE STATE COMMITTEE. looting of the district by the rebels, number.
: j4 - TWO SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN 8aturday, Sept. 21, 1912.
TERRIBL E SUFFERER The Little Store YUU bAli l libMI MtUULtS ET7 FROM ECZEMA Again Reminds You of the Tbe Original and Only Absolutely Air-Tig- Heater on the Marke Superior NAN 'cess and the members of the Mothers By O'NIEL Club were with the cordial Several Years. ; Legs and Arms THE LOGICAL STOVE FOR THE HOME i delighted welcome extended to the new instruc Worst. Parts Burnt Like Fire. AT SUMMER'S END. the of Santa Fe. A Money and Fuel Saver tors by people Cuticura Soap and Ointment Quality and Large Variety of the The leaflets tremble, red and gold, V No more the songster sings; Cured Completely. Skin Smooth. Holds Fire for 36 Hours The In cold FOUR O'CLOCK TEA. honeysuckle the Without Attention. Now About the lattice swings. Tea was served by Mrs. Karl W. J75 East St., Ban Francisco, Cal. "I " " 0, Angelina, let us hie Green last Wednesday afternoon from used the Cuticura Remedies while in busi- is the time to call and Soltaire floods. the Leader ness in San Francisco before tbe Always Adown the garden walk four to six o'clock ,on the lawn at the earthquake if Selection and Are. was a Mac our no fire-fl- I terrible That knowing Blowing Gildersleeve residence. Forty or more e . sufferer from eczema for while our stock is com-plat- Or swift mosquito-hawk- callers came in during the afternoon several I had years. it all in all sizes. We and enjoyed Mrs. Green's hospitality. over my body except my Those days have with the roses fled, The tea table was presided over by hands, neck and face, my will take pleasure n The summer's gone, my sweet; Miss Helen Gildersleeve. who was as- legs and arms being the StOCk- Demonstrating to you GROCERY CO. We wear our ulsters on the bed, sisted Miss Gil- 'Worst. I had to put - INTER by her sister, -- Myrtle n ...... lnm. 111 .11 hbna .!,.!... to be had And dine on sausage meat. dersleeve, in passing the tea and iuqd j uuilua uijjiiv tbe advantayss Good me to keep from scratching, by, good by; it gives pain cakes. Asters and dahlias in the var- or.fl vhonaDa. T HI1 oflmfrnh in Purchasing a Coles. Southern Corner Plaza, Santa Fe. Telephone No. 40. ' And makes my senses whirl; ious shades were used in decorating the burnt like flre. limbs so WITH ALL CASH WE parts My got PURCHASES. GIVE REGISTER TICKETS Adieu till summer comes again, the te.i table. bad that from my ankles to my knees there A COLES HEATER My beautious summer girl. wasn't a pari icle of skin on them, and the BIY Puck. flesh itself tit:-;io- blue and perfectly raw, AND BE GLAD fall- off YOU'LL FOR HARD COAL Summer is over, the leaves are THE EULEXIAN CLUB. continually throwing a moisture, and I FOR SOFT COAL o had to keep tlicm wrapped In oiled silk cloth, ing, the summer girl has gone home, Wednesday evening last, twenty-tw- In re- down This li to keep my underclothes from sticking fast Mica doors are extra lar'ge fitted Coles original draft. RETAIL collegians are already making out boys signed the constitution of the cessed grooves, fit. stove for tbe home, tbe ofBce an to my limbs. perfect publio It little note-book- s even has come Eulexian places. requires WHOLESALED and Teddy club for boys, organized at "I tried all !:lnds of ointments; ; For those who enjoy the Glowing buy attention and is known to be the us and of all sfc to us, has seen us, has conquered the Episcopal rectory. Eligibility for , and a thousand others, and took the "Radiant". servlcable economical and then left us. Nothing to do membership does not depend only all kinds of internal medicine but with no until tomorrow, friends. upon age, but upon the ability to un- Teller. Then I bathed my body with Cuti- WOOD -- DAVIS HARDWARE COMPAN cura and It anointed with Cuti- And what will we do tomorrow, you derstand the objects of the organiza- Soap kept Flour Potatoes and cura Ointment a i J skin Is now as Hay, Grain, 5alt. there's one we my smooth Phone 14. If Its Hardware We Have It. Phone 14. j say? Well, wedding tion and upon the willingness to co- as a cured me Sole INTERNATIONAL and we are guess- baby's. Tu.y completely." Agent For STOCK FOOD. know about, several operate therein. The objects of the A. Feb. 1912. know he (Signed) Harry Jones, 10, ing about. Yes, didn't you club are to make good Eulexlans A single cake of Cuticura Soap and box of ALFaLFa SEED. All kinds of flowers, garden & field seeds in bulk and packages was going to be married? After all that is, men who shall be well read, Cuticura Ointment are often sufficient when these years of seeming to enjoy play- well spoken and well sqoken of; to all else has fallod. Cuticura Soap (25c.) and ing the crusty old bachelor role, a of Ointment (50c) are sold by druggists and The exclusive house in Santa Fe develop spirit fraternity that dealers of only grain too. shall last to make a everywhere. Sample each mailed Mineral Waf through life; free, with 32-j- i. Skin Book. Address post- Why Then there will be several fiery of to de Import all study parliamentary drill; card "Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston." orators, for tomorrow includes "Tender-face- velop a taste for good to d men should use Cuticura m literature; f : WHEN YOU CAN CiET THE : : Phone Black Phone Black mat nappens iue cumpu.eu understand the art of military drill; Soap Shaving Stick, 25c. Sample free. ic-o- me uvn Aim pu.KiuB uul rt to plan occasional hunting and camp- 45 LEO HERSCH 45 if we are a state. B. Mrs. T. A. Mrs. Celebrated Maiden Buttee Mineral Wtf ing trips; to provide social entertain- Hanna, McCarthy, T. A. Mrs. L. C. ment for its members, lectures, music, Hall. Collins, Mrs. E. All MODERN POLITICS. N. Davis, Mrs. K. S. Mrs. Robert Kinds of Soda, ' Hall, "Stop thief!" the air rang out Zimmerman, of Keil, Germany, and ( i.nt broke the twice a month.'" Special High Ball Ale Murder! LW.J Miss Lavert, of New Orleans. Ginger Delivered to house. Leave o Iola Dawson Coal night, your Patronize home industry. "Liar!" from leather lungs and stout, THURSDAY WITH THECLUB WOMAN PORTLAND CEMENT Sawed MUSICALE. KAUNE & CO.'S PHONE El Toro Wood And women's cheeks grew ghastly A dozen or more friends of Mrs. E. The Auction Bridge Club met Mon- STORE, 26. white. A. Fiske' assembled at her attractive day afternoc i with Mrs. Hugh K. Gil- - the bravest questioned mour. Besides the members of THE SANTA FE MINERAL WATER "What's up?" home on Cathedral square Thursday the club tlrose present were Mrs. Alfred R. J. CRICHTON us, afternoon to enjoy the rare opportu- sure I heard a call!" H. "For help I'm of Mrs. Zimmerman Grimshaw, Mrs. H. Dorman, Mrs. we fuss nity hearing play. C. "Don't worry, replied, "that The of the afternoon was Guy Turley, Mrs. H. Yontz, and 1 Is modern that's all." early part Miss Elizabeth Brown. politics pleasantly spent in over em- Lumber and Coal Detroit Free Press. chatting The guild of the Church of the Yard broidery, and later on Mrs. Zimmer- Last and most as far as Faith met Friday at two-thirt- y at Important, man gave a number of selections on Holy All th Society nace is concerned, to the residence of Mrs. Hogle. There Kinds of Building' Materials. the piano, them Beet morrow holds in stock several balls among being was a larsre attendance present and hoven s Sonata, bits of Screen Doors, Red and White Cedar Fence Posts real balls, mind you, not the informal Moonlight the plans for the sale to be held the and dances we attend and write Wagnerian Opera, Chopins Nocutures. first in December were un- hops weird marches from Friday put F and I t'ard liickox Near Union so a sure Greig mfeny L ever G Ul Street, Depot., up often; but 'nough der way. Mrs. pian-ist- e dress-u- p men are others. Zimmerman is a affair, where the The Mothers Club will hold their bi- Phone. Red 100 Red 100 Red 100 wom- of unusual and Inter- Phone. Phone. miserable in dress suits and the ability her in pretation of such musical classics is monthly meeting the kindergarten N THESE DAYS OF en are delectable in dress dresses. room in Mon- She is so the high school building Real balls, I repeat, are on the exceedingly pleasing. gra- afternoon at four oclock. A full ODS, r cious and obliging that her audience day Electricity calendar. attendance is especially desired on ac- will would almost The . The first is the big ball which impose upon her good count of the election of officers. Prof. tant part. home first nature In for one open the Elks new the asking composer will make a short talk. All 4- - Best after another. Wagner be amazed at tr CAPITAL COAL week in October. And these and all those interested in the YARD some Those informal musicales parents To PHONE 85 MAiN. People On Earth ,are planning have been welfare of school children are invited ern home and wf aw celebration. There's to be a wonder the of Mrs. Fiske's friend's of delight and urged to become members of the ful the of late and will miss Mrs. make the home r .nake house warming early part they greatly Mothers Club. The club is doing a the when one will be Zimmerman when she to Ger- . evening greeted returns praiseworthy amount of good work and the home the mo earth oal Wood by many glad hands and escorted all many the end of the month. SWASTIKA needs the active of every- for mother " LUMP FACTORY WOOD over the beautiful new home. Later one in town. father, light one ball room. The room CERRILLOS LUMP SAWED WOOD enters the The Ladies' Aid society of the First that is easy on the eyes i dch to be itself is entirely finished in white, BIRTHDAY PARTV. STEAM COAL CORD WOOD Mrs. Presbyterian church met with Mrs. white walls, white woodwork, white Guy Turtyy .entertained a few Marsh at her home on Manhat- desired. friends of her S. George ANTHRACITE COAL, ALL SIZES. hangings, and with the new electric brother, Hugh DuVal, tan avenue afternoon. in honor of yesterday Montezuma Avenue, near T. & S. F. Railroad fixtures it will no doubt be a gor- his birthday anniversary Miss was hostess this A., Depot. And Myrtle Boyle geous blaze of light. the lovely Thursday evening. Bridge was the afternoon to the members of the Wal- ladies and their lovely gowns! Can't game of the evening, Morris Thomas D. G. llA? lace club, Mrs. KIrkpatrick, Miss n'liDt a aa iirttnt an AUCntc itv will the JVII JUDt dcc nuav winning consolation prize. Grygla, Miss March, Miss Zane and The next ball is the Montezuma Many and amusing were the birth Miss Mueller. ball given in Albuquerque during Fair day gifts Mr. Du Val. One The members of Thirteen eleven- brought the club, week and is scheduled tor the was a collar button which was Mrs. T. A. Mrs. K. S. Mrs. THE Fe finally Hall, Hall, STAR BARN th of October. Many Santa people found after unwrapping a box a yard S. G. Morley, Mrs. It. F. Asplund, Mrs. Successor to it last year and will no doubt FOWEI enjoyed long and a ream of paper; another L. C. Collins, Mrs. J. W. March, Mrs. to to be present MORGAN LIVERY CO., return Albuquerque was a toy suitcase to be used on the F. T. Blandy, Mrs. R. H. Hanna, Miss this year. return trip to Florida. At a birthday Lavert, Miss Brown and Miss March IS SO CONVEN The Masons are planning to dedi- QUITE FIRST-CLAS- party one naturally asks the age of were guests of Mrs. Standley D. S cate new the seventeen LIVERY RIGS. their temple the little one- in whose honor it is Small at the weekly meeting of the IENT as to touch the button and th of November. But that is Sunday, given, and how many candles do you Thirteen club this afternoon. stove to cook First-Clas- you And well it is Sunday, too, your is ready your Also s Busses say? guess lighted , the birthday cake this Hacks, and Baggage Wagons the exercises will .be beautiful, The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth- N for time? Just six and then the guests iron ready to use, your toasted solemn and inspiring. The new pipe odist church met with Mrs. Harvey were told that if they had their mul meet- Phone Main 139 R. 310 San Fracisco Si, organ, the best in the southwest, Oatman Friday afternoon. This ready for the hurried breakfast, your vacu- J. CREATH, tiplication tables ready they could ended the conference and af- someone says, will be played by an his ing year for washer SANTA FE, N. M. guess age as being a multiple of ter the of the various commit- um cleaner ready the fray, your organist from Denver, who will come six but whether it was two times reports tees had bejbn read the business ses- - to cleanse, fan ready to cool the heat- - , down especially for the occasion. But or ten times six, I didn't learn. Those ready next sion adjourned and the members en-- 1 rooms. will do the ball? will take place the who added their congratulations to ed Electricity every thing a social afternoon. j day, I presume, since there Is to be their guess were Mr. and Mrs. Frank joyed pleasant for you. We furnish it at reasonable rates, a ball and no doubt the confering of Continued u Tireet WOODY'S STAGE E Newhall, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Coard, Page and Estimates and full infor- OPEN DAY AND NIGHT degrees will continue into the week, Mrs. T. A. Hayden, Miss Kate Mueller, day n:ght From anyway. Miss Lucy Grygla, M. B. Thomas and mation cheeerfully given. La Salle Restaurant the Rev. Leonidas Smith. BARRANCA TO TAOS S. C. BUFF ORPINGTOUS CHAS. QANN, Prop. Meets Both SEWING PARTY. North South Mrs. John R. McFie was hostess BRIDGE CLUBS. A Number of SANTA FE WATER & LIGHT Telephone II. Bounds afternoon at an informal Trains. Tuesday The members of the Saturday and Thoroughbred Cockerels Two Doors Below P. Andrews Sure. Leaves Barranca on the arrival of sewing party. A dozen . ladies were Thirteen clubs were 0 guests of honor For sale at Regular Meals 25 cents. the north bound train and arrives at present and very enjoyable afternoon at a bridge given by Mrs. William H. Booms for Pent 25c and 50c Taoa at 7 p. m. was spent at the pleasant McFie Sargent last Wednesday afternoon at $1.50 to $3.00 home. Short Orders at All Honrs. Ten miles shorter than any other her beautiful new home on Galesteo ROOSTERS ONE YEAR OLD road. Yellow and white dahlias were BOARD BY THE WEEK $5.00 way. Good covers hacks and good teams. Fare $5.00 round Teams effectively used as a decoration. $3.00 to $5.00 frencn Noodle Order 10c. trip. ATWOOD IN THE CITY. a dlsn, furnished commerc'nl men to In The devotees of York 50c. take The Rt. Rev. Julius W. Atwood ac bridge enjoyed Charles A. Wheelon Chop Susy the towns. Wire Knbude their favorite the after- - surrounding by the Rev. Mr. Birkhead, game during PHONE 204 companied ' J brother of Dr. Hugh Birkhead of St. noon, the members of the two clubs I with in George's parish, New York City, ar- vying each other the knowl- Rooms With Bath, $1.50 and $2.00 P, r rived at Santa Fe at noon. The rector edge of Elwell's rules and the favors ggsgHBHsg .... shown of the local Episcopal church was by the little good luck. The first was awarded to Mrs. very pleasantly surprised to receive a prize James and the second to Mrs. L. A. JULIUS MURALTER SUMMER visit from them. The bishop left town Seligman in the evening to return to his work Hughes. THE ALBANY HOTEL in Arizona. The Rev. Mr. Birkhead Mrs. Sargent's guests were Mrs. comes from Tuexdo Park, N. J. He Francis C. Wilson, Mrs. A. L. Thomas, TOURIST Mrs. Alfred has received a call to Mosa, Ariz. Grimshaw, Mrs. Stanley The D. Small, Mrs. J. B. Lavert, Mrs. Tailor H CRAIC-AUERIL- L. This is new for a Denver TICKETS Frank Lavan, Mrs. Leroy O. Moore, something A quiet wedding took place at the Mrs. E. P. Davies, Mrs. Carl Bishop, rooms with $2.50 and $3.00 at Mrs. James Mrs. E. A. Larger bath, On Episcopal church Monday evening Seligman, Sale Daily, Until sevpn o'clock, when Miss Estella Fiske, Mrs. Spitz, Mrs. L. A. Hughee, Will clean, press repair day. Try one of these moderate priced roc Averlll, of Moffat, Colo., and Mr. OrieMrs. J. B. Schumann, Mrs. E. C. - j Mrs. S. or Ladles will be Nevv Sept. 30, 1912. of bonanza, Colo., were mar- hott, G. Cartwright, Mrs. A. B. alter and with bath, and you pleased. ried by the Rev. Leonidas Smith. Mr. Kenehan, Mrs. E. R. Wright, Mrs. Gents' Garments at room with bath,. and Mrs. Llewellyn C. Hall were wit- Charles A. Wheelon, Mrs. J. F. Proof Annex, every IN CONNECTION WITH THE NEW MEXICO CENTRAL nesses. The bride and ' groom ex- Gouthchey, Mrs. R. H. Hanna, Mrs. I. reasonable prices and pressed a favorable opinion of old work. CHICAGO, $50.35 BOSTON, $85.95 BUFFALO, $69.85 Santa Fe and spent several days in HOW'8 THIS? will guarantee his ex t to locate in We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- NEW YORK, ST. LOUIS, ST. PAIL, the city. They pee $79.35 $44.35 $50.35 Colorado. ward for any case of Catarrh that can- Orders taken for Ladies' not be cured CLOSE CONNECTION AT TORRANCE by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHEXEY & CO., Toledo, O. and Gents' Custom WITH THE RECEPTION. We, the undersigned, have known Made Suits, Overcoats, The Mothers Club held a reception '. J. Cheney for tihe last 15 and years, PUBLICATION. U. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, Ne't last night In honor of the teachers in believe him perfectly honorable in all Skirts or Riding Suits. NOTICE FOR GOLDEN STATE LIMITED of tne Mexico, on the 15th day of October, town at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. business transactions and Department Interior, ' financially Office at Santa N. M. 1912. Ooinfvia El Paso and Southern Pacific and F. Asplund. Those in tho rceivin? able to carry out any Thirty years' of experience in V. S. Land Fe, C IFflDMIA returning obligations 22, 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: i line were Mrs. R. F. Asplund, Prof. made by his firm. August Pine lrlLll UAllIl fsame route, or via A., T. & S. F. tailoring in seme of the largest Notice Is hereby given that Leopol-d- o Juan Ortiz, Pedro Ortiz y Wagner, Mrs. J. H. Mayes, Prof. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, Estanlslado Pens, LOS ANGELES SAN Mr. R. F. r America. Gonzales, of Santa Fe, New Mexico, Agustine Montoya, and DIEGO, SAN FRANCISCO, Lougee, and Asplund. More Toledo, O. cities in Europe and f. Home-stead- y all of Galisteo, N. M. - than one hundred came In dur- Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Intern- who, on May 27, 1907, made people 1-- R. OTERO, , No. 11519 for N 2 SW MANUEL $46.90 $55.90 ing the evening to meet the new teach- ally, acting directly upon the blood Entry 1-- 1-- 1-- 4. Register ers and welcome them to Santa Fe. and mucous surfaces of the 101 Avenue. SE 1-- 4 NW SW 4 NE For system. Washington 9 further information address Eugene Fox, Qen'l Pas Mrs. Charles F. Easley presided at Testimonials sent free. Price 75 Section 34, Township 15 N., Range E. P. & S. El filed notice Subscribe tor tne Santa F New senger Agt. W. System, Paso, Texas, or the coffee urn in the dining room. The cents per bottle. Sold all Black E.. N. M. P. Meridian, has U by Drug Phone 2U to Mexican, the paper 'hat boosts H. A. table was attractively decorated with gists. o Intention to make proof, COOMER, General Manager N. M. C. R. R.f SANTA FE, N. M de- time and works for th red dahlias. Take - establish claim to the land above of the Hall's Family Pills for cor- Goods Called for and Delivered. cf our new Stats. ' The affair was in every way a suc- - Upation. scribed, before Register or Receiver, building; r
SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN PA& . HREK Saturday, Sept. 21, 1912.
see them you will most likely wish you were gawky and seventeen and Save Your Orders cculd their books home from SOCIETV carry FOR RHODES at The Novelty Shop, (f. mm n I school. ('..oncinued From Page 2.) And the blazers you couldn't help For Fruit Ladders, Step Lad- could There's SHOES for COOL WEATHER 5PE blHLu noticing them, you? Common Iron- f. Anna Dorman In a black blazer with ders, Ladders, yoncerset! white and a small i nmm f narrow stripes ing Tables, Upholstering, A afternoon was - delightful spent ciush hat to match. Mack and white ut the home of Mtb. T. A. Ilayden Furniture Repairing- and all Ifj effective, too, with Anna's WEEK a few of the very Kinds of Work. .'. .'. FOR THIS Thursday afternoon by dark hair. Then there's Miriam Repair of the set. 1i members younger Bridge Cn lOHlfrVif in crm t in Ii ay ana riot 104 Galisteo Street was the of the afternoon and . . . , pastime w 157 W. SANTA FE, N. M ' large and carious were the scores Telephone :: foel glad that autumn and the bright All work guaranteed first class. of LADIES' HEAVY OUTING . made. With one man and a bevy of to colder weather, One lot more colors that belong girls there was considerably had come. And there's a smile and GOWNS. Values up to $1.50. than scientific 99c chatter and laughter dimples that accompanies the bright- more J.RRHQADS This week playing and also considerably ness and adds to its glory. Helen would be GOWNS fun. In fact it impossible Knapp is another stunning one in her One lot LADIES' OUTING not to have a good time at Mrs. Hay-- ' blazer. The stripes are small and and SKIRTS. Values up to 85c. den's with the hostess to lead in all black and the blazer Is white, and 49c the merry making. Miss Florence the whole loose hung of the coat ECOMONY This week off and Spitz carried the prize the suits Helen's graceful build. j was guests couldn't decide whether it week "the bunch" had a i. One lot LADIES' OUTING and CREPE the most or Iast party GROCERY because she had laughed but the nice, games of the party Values to is quiet LONG KIMONAS. up played best. Laughter, they say, were not sufficiently exciting so the week 99c the' most excellent sauce for any meal. to an or- - $2.00. This party adjourned adjoining Perhaps it was laughter and perhaps chard and themselves to some Go ids Prices" or more helped "All at Right it was the goodies themselves, delicious pears as though there Well be frank enough to say perhaps a combination of both that weren't enough pairs in the high af-- 13 THE MOTTO OF made tea-tim- e the best time of the i school The man that owned THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF already. that we are proud of ternoon for the girls. the pears decided he would like a intensely Those who were invited to play taste of the fruit, too, and the party II. LADIES' AND CHILDRENS' GOATS, SUITS AND DRESSES bridge were Miss Kate Mueller, Miss dispersed in all directions. One J. BLAIN, Jr. Spitz, Miss Stephanie La-- 1 prit was caught and he not only had Our New Fall Shoes IN NEW MEXICO. vert, Miss Phelps, Miss Myrtle Boyle, the goods on him but also the stripes, Miss Lucy Grygla, Miss Alice Kaune, f0r he was wearing one of the blaz-Mis- s Paine, Miss Ruth Laughlin and ers. The owner of the orchard We want our trade to see and SQUARE DEAL TO ALL New Goods Arriving Daily. H. S. DuVal. thought he had caught an escaped convict and was so frightened that y ' 309 San Francisco Street the the Choice Styles! AUTUMN LUNCHEON. boy got away. appreciate a Mrs. Karl'W. Green was hostess HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. By quoting men's shoes at $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, at one Thursday afternoon half past (Contributed by the Seniors.) $4.50 & $5.00, by saying that we've women's o'clock at a most attractive autumn Resolved: That the manual or Roswell,N.M. of shoes at 2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 4.00 and $5.00, at THE WHITE HOUSE luncheon. The day was one the class build an artistic step-ladde- r Indian summer that are other price, would make but very little perfect days outside the school room door so that any Pecos so frequent in Santa Fe; warm enough Mr. Longee won't have to carry a impression on your mind. You've seen these Valley in the sunshine but with that faint chair out there every time the bell same shoe prices a thousand times. sharp tinge in the air that hints of refuses to work. quoted FAIR & PRODUCT to come. Mrs. Green carried frosts The Juniors have several super- - If allow us to show the out the idea of the first of au- you'll you r days fluous boys and the Freshies extra hi a tumn in browns f her decorations, using girls. Why not divide up? But! handsome New Fall Models, EXPOSITION and and reds as the prevail- you'll yellows Professor thinks the S. F. Oct. 1st to 1912 colors. Lougee 4th, ing H S. to be most original. He actually notice their Excellence and Beauty Bright Navajo blankets were spread thinks it odd to talk out loud, to $17.75 I on the lawn at the Gildersleeve resi- whistle in school. Xo accounting for ata and at once- :- For the round from Santa Fe N. M. he Capital a note to glance you'll say trip ailor dence and added gay easterners. , ..... ground ... , One first class fare for the round the decorations. Small tables with Prfessor wanted to know Wagner from all in New Mex- S their dainty appointments were set if we ever studied. welL trip points esterday Oh, ico to Roswell and return. under the trees and the luncheon serv- we are used to slams. I "The Finest Shoes Ever Saw" Dates of sale, 29, 30, Oct. Clothes Well Made of Good Cloth ed gave an unusual pleas- Professor Lougee has strange con- Sept. 1 and 2. Return limit October 7, Getyk ure to the affair. ceptions of manners. The other day OUR SHOES AND OUR 1912, A bowl of nasturtiums were artis- he instructed the girls to "march out SPLENDID tically arranged upon the table show- like ladies and gentlemen.'' SriOE SERVICE 3 IK. LUTZ, Agent Santa Fe, N. M. j Have Your Clothes ing some autumn scene. The lunch- - Miss Hutson seems to think caps EXPERIENCED eon consisted of four courses and the and aprons are necessary for cooking. brown color scheme was even carried Are they best baked or broiled? IS AT YOUR COMMAND. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. You.-Clo- S. Made to Fit thes out. in the dishes which made the The members of the Glee Club are Department of the Interior, U. Land Office at Santa N. M., luncheon so appetizing. to be taken to Albuquerque to warble Fe, in November. Oh Glee Club! September 13, 1912. The scores were New Mex- - you bridge The and have both or- - Xotice is hereby that Raffaelo That Suit loo views finished in the soft girls boys given sepia ganized basket ball teams and things rettine. of Santa Fe, N. M., who, on j tones and mounted on a brown mat. PFLUEGER'S. will bo lively now. Every afternoon August 22, 1905, made Homestead Auction was the game of the 4 bridge the north field of the high school has Entry No. for SE NW the leav- 4 Your a'ternoon, guests reluctantly a crowd of basket ball "THE HOME OF BETTER SHOES." E SW 4 Sec. 13 and NE Personality. so an affair in the enthusiasts, ing charming late some and the others NW Section 24, Township 11 N., afternoon hours. playing sitting on the walk and making comments. Range 13 E., N. M. P. M., has filed You Cannot Obtain Those who were seated at the Prof. Lougee makes a fine coach; he notice of intention to make five-yea- r luncheon table were Mrs. .1. M. Diaz, is alwayB urging them to "put more proof, to establish claim to the land Per-reno- fic coast. Mrs, and Ben Arthur NOTICE. Mrs. R. F. Asplund, Mrs. E. E. t, ginger into it." Haynes above described, before Register or in the summer for the north-- Notice is that the un such Individual Ef- Mrs. J. A. Rolls, Mrs. F. T. The physics class has started ex- left eaily hereby given Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at Santa Al-va- n west were In was on the third of Blandy, Mrs. J. F. Goutchey, Mrs. perimenting now and on Tuesday and and joined August by dersigned day Fe, New Mexico, on the Cth day of in California. 1912, the N. White, Mrs. Peter Leinau, Miss Thursday afternoons you may find Mr. Haynes September, appointed by November, 1912. Hon. Probate Court of the County of Cruz e Massie, Miss Elizabeth Brown and any of the Juniors walking around in Claimant names as witnesses: in Ready-mad- Santa administrator estate a, fect Any Miss Edith Perrenot a distracted fashion with a manual Miss Katherine Shea will leave Mon Fe, of the Griego, of Leyba, N. M., Macario Ley-b- will or deceased. in one hand and a spring balance in dW morning for Denver where she Miguel Oritz, of Leyba, N. M., Miguel Pettine, for month the other, trying to reason out the visit friends and relatives a All persons having claims against ol Willard, N. M., John Pettine, of THE or six weeks. estate must M. garments nor PREREQUISITE. resultant of two forces meeting at an the said present the same Willard, N. "The time has come," the walrus angle, etc. to the undersigned administrator, and MANUEL R. OTERO, Miss M5Gill has returned to her also all the indebted to the said, "to speak of many things," and Mr. the persons Register. Lougee brought up subject home a week's in St. Vin- estate must settle their the Exact and among them it seems that every man, ot the oratorical contest the other after stay accounts, Fit cent's sanltorium, where she under- within the time by law. woman and child must know how to day and offered the enticement of a prescribed A really effective kidney and blad- y went a DANIEL C. play bridge, or be considered "unele-gantl- to slight operation. ORTIZ, der medicine must first stop the pro- free trip Albuquerque, gold medals Administrator. educated." and to the one who gress of the disease and then cure the That Goes everlasting glory S. DuVal is a Feeling Grandmother showed her sampler should win. prospect, but Hugh spending couple conditions that cause it. Use Foley Charming of weeks in Santa Fe, his when those prim ladies The different classes have been visiting A want Ad. in tha New Mexican Kidney Pills for all kidney and blad- mother and sisters. He will return to with. came to spend the day or when they holding their class meetings, but sees more people in one day than you der troubles and urinary irregulari- his home In Florida the first of Octo- went to a quilting-bee- . Even a little the Seniors, as usual, set the fashion. can see in a month. Try one. ties. They are safe and reliable. ber. while ago thimble parties were the Really I don't see how the S. F. H. S. . They help quickly and permanently. style and the intricacies of the Batten-ber- g would get along without the Seniors In the yellow package. For sale by Colonel and Mrs. Richard- stitch,- the Way to put on Honiton to lead off. The Seniors had a presi Benjamin all druggists. Made of who have the Well Clothes, son, spent or even the various shades used in dent left over from last year but the Florida, In Santa Fe and re embroidering a rose were the or other classes had to elect one. The past week seeing NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. pride old left Thurs-- : Albuquerque, Order your Suit from The Capital and surely envy of every lady present they were noise they made reminded one of the newing acquaintances, Department of the Interior, convention at Chicago. day for their home in the south. U. S. Land Office at Santa N. M. ladies then, you see, and not women. republican a a . New Mexico Fe, But now it's to seemed to suffer the national Aug. 22, 1912. you will Have the Suit you are Looking for. absolutely necessary They to to be to ailment of having too many candidates Miss Phyllis Mayne has returned Notice is hereby given that Joso P. J know bridge, able quote summer Elwell and Foster and all the other for the job. Santa Fe after spending the EMANCIPATION Gonzales of Santa Fe, N. M., who, on with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crist on their authorities so accurately that you can The shade of the middle window in April 1, 1907, made homestead entry ranch near Minero. Mrs. Christ will 109661-0407- 1-- turn to your adversary and say in the back of the room has a habit No. for NE Section In The District Court of Santa F tion to make proof, to establish remain in Minero until December. CELEBRATION 19 sweetly iced tones: "But, you know, of rolling up and out of reach. I 3b, Townsihip North, Range 10 East, State of New Mexico. claim to the land above described, be- " New County, my dear Mrs. that isn't move that the high school get up a 1912 Mex. Prln. Meridian, has filed U. S. Land Thirthlngham, 1 Independent Steel and Wire company fore Register or Receiver, The Misses Erna and Lena Fergus-- 5EPT. five-yea- r the way double at the collection for the nice Junior who has 23rd, notice of intention to, make and Pittsburg Trust company, Office, at Santa Fe, New Mexico, on they Quietus of H. B. to establish to land club," or "Now, Elwell says on the honor of pulling that shade down son, daughters Congressman proof claim the Plaintiffs, v. New Mexico Central the 15th day of October, 1912. page left Mon-- 1 For the Round Trip, n Fergusson, of Albuquerque, aoove described, before Register or Defend- Claimant names as witnesses: twenty-seve- the second line from the forty times a day and thereby pro $4.15 Railroad company, et al., day for New Orleans and From Santa Fe, N. M. Receiver, U. S. Land Office at Santa 6566. Au- bottom, in discarding to the tecting the reverend heads of the morning ants. Consolidated cause No. Juan Ortiz, Pedro Ortiz y Pino, according after a few in that, iFe, New Mexico, on the 17th of in the back row. spending days city one-fift- day Estanislado rotary method your partner must al- Seniors One and h fare for the To whom it may concern, especially gustine Montoya, Pena, will continue their journey by boat to October, 1912. railroad ot New Mexico. ways discard diamonds if she wants Mr. Lougee in English literature round from all in New the creditors of the defendant all Galisteo, New York. Miss Fergusson will enter trip points Claimant names as witnesses: - Interested MANUEL you to lean ciuos and you see you class on wanted to know what south of Las company, and all parties- R. OTERO, Friday Columbia this fall, while Mexico, Vegas. Eucamaclon Gonzales, Francisco lead hearts." This is called a the word "peers'" meant. Means the University Dates of 22d and 23d. therein. Register. usually Lena takes work in the sale, Sept. Dominguez, M. Dominguez and Rafael little slam, a slam of Seniors, of course. preparatory limit 1912. In pursuance of an order of Court grand consisting Horace Mann school. Return Sept. 24th, Montoya, all of Santa Fe, N. M. one's partner informing one that the The Seniors further their made in the above entitled cause, on proved a a N. M. MANUEL R. OTERO, no- whole game was lost because you had the other day by adopting H. S. LUTZ. Santa Fe, the 12th day of September, 1912, THE "NET" originality Fiske will leave next week Register. tice is that there was made it impossible to establish the a class sneeze. The first example of Eugene hereby given for 111., where he will filed in office of the Clerk of the thou- - suite in the dummy's hand and you tliiB signal was given by the Captain Champaign, the Is the name of the big fifteen enter the school of medicine 4n the e almost felt like that the suite of the basket ball team and District Court within and for Santa 8an(j dollar serial story which will ap-F- replying girls He will - was established in the hand like the of a hot State University there. stop County on the 12th day of Sep- j in The Kansas Star dummy's sounded explosion pear Weekly City in Boulder, Colo., to visit his brother, temDer, isuz, a lourtn account ana for of for you certainly felt like a dummy air tank. soon, the newspaper rights Rogers, who is a junior in the .Univer report, being an itemized account ot which the author received $15,000. after that slam. all received from the You sity of Colorado this year. TOURIST RATES moneys opera- The story, pronounced the greatest think a knowledge ot the game AND GOINGS. a a SUMMER tion of said railroad and from all other isn't that are not GOMINGS this popular novelist has written, will necessary, you "out," Mr. Mrs. J. B. left this Bources and of all disbursements and five hundred is lots more fun and Lamy Morris Bradley Thomas will leave; not be published as a book until it that a in Excellsior made, by the undersigned receiver, But listen to this tele- week for sojourn next Thursday for Ann Arbor, Mich.,! has run in this newspaper. anyway? just - 1, serially Springs, Mo. to enter law school in the Univer- from January 1912, to June 30, The theme is the Italian Mafia, and phone talk: the TO both that the under- ot Mr. Thomas 1912, inclusive; that sinister background the "Hello, is that you Mary?" New sity Michigan. has; receiver will, on the 12th against Miss Elanor H. JohnBon, of been connected with the forest ser--i signed day has thrown the softer colors of "Yes." dur- 1912, as soon author York, has been a visitor in town at Colorado! of October. or thereafter an and love "Well, Mary, can you bridge?" vice since his graduation abaorbins fascinating play week. de--! AH Stations East and West as counsel may be heard, at the Court I ing the College a few years ago, but has story. The story, while tragic in tone, j "No, play rive hundred, though." ... House in the City of Santa Fe, New ac- "So I was to ask elded to give up forestry and study to has the humor, sprightliness and sorry, dear; going Mrs. Bessie Schaaf, a former resi Mexico, ask the court approve said to this week, but of tion that have characterized his you my bridge of Santa Fe, has returned for FROM account and report, and that excep- course If don't ." dent previous successes. you play a with friends. tions to the approval of said account "I'd love to come and visit Governor W. J. Mills and son, Wil- if same are to be heard "The Net" will be continued in lib- just sit and' report, the around." son, are on a visit with on & Rio Grande shall be in and eral installments each week, with fif- Miss Ethel Church, whose trip east expected Stations the Denver by the court, writing, "No can't have I'll be Santa Fe friends next week. They the item or items teen illustrations by Howard you, having has been a week, will leave specify particular powerful a thimble sometime and I'll be postponed started over to Santa Fe in their ma- . to The of The party D. C. . in said account or report which Giles. subscription price this for Washington, smash-u- p if can come Good-by.- " evening chine but owing to a INEFFECT is and be filed with Star is 25 cents a so glad you then. a Thursday, objections made, Weekly Kansas City to returri to Las by rail. Clerk of the District Court wherein Parker, of Onanchak, had Vegas the year, Miss Margrret Madeleine the little said cause is on or before Subscribe now and avoid missing a will next week to Mills, popular June 1st to Septembei 30th pending, Va., arrive spend of Governor and Mrs. Mills, the 7th of October, 1912. with her Mrs. Fran- daughter day copy. HIGH SCHOOL BUNCH. the winter sister, is trouble with her ankle and CHARLES C. MURRAY, Address C. Wilson. having Have you happened to walk up Lin- cis will not be able to continue her (Receiver, New Mexico Cen- THE WEEKLY KANSAS CITY 8TAR coln avenue about four o'clock x lately studies in the Normal until tral Railroad Company. Kansas Mo. W. H. Brown and Miss Flo University City, iu the afternoon? If you haven't you Mrs. November. Return Limit, October 31st had better choose that for your next Moore have returned from a delight- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Antoine Deloria, Postmaster at Gar- afternoon walk, for you will see some ful s' trip in Ocean Park, Department of the Interior, den, Mich., knows the exact facts ot the school in Calif. URINARY Liberal Stopovers. M. prettiest high girls U. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. when he speaks of the curative value the whole country coming down from ... DISCHARGES 1912. ibnflliiKWi August 22, of Foley Kidney Pills. He says: the high school building with their Mrs. J. A. Cauger, of Lincoln, Neb., BELIEVED IN Notice is hereby glv n that Jose N. "From my own experience I recom- books under their arms. And the is expected to arrive in town In a few of N. on 24 HOURS For information as to reservations, Gonzales Galisteo, M., who, mend Foley Kidney Pills, as a great boys, too, are good looking young days to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. H. rates, May 27, 1907, made Homestead Entry remedy for kidney trouble. My fath- chaps, tall and well built and ready Toulouse. Each Cp- - D. & R. Q. or 1-- 2 1-- sale bcarslMIDY) etc., call on or write to any Agent No. 11515, for S SB Section 33, er was cured of kidney disease and to win in ny athletic contest. Santa a . a 1-- the name?" S 1-- 2 SW Section 34, Township a. good many of my neighbors were Fe is of her high, school set, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haynes and y D. T. F. & P. A., Santa Fe. 9 M. proud Uewan of eountefftiU W. Shea, 16 North, Range East, N. P. cured fun-locln- g by Foley Kidney Pills." For for they are all bright, happy Ben Arthur Castle returned this week ALL IKUX118TS filed notice of Inten-- - Meridian, has sale by all druggists. boys and girls and when you from a pleasant trip along the Paci-
. si PAGE FOUR SANTA FE NEW MEX1CAN Saturday, Sept. 21, 1912.
trouble. He .says himself: "I have with plans and specifications m !! suffered with my kidneys. My back the Midland Bridge company c ached and I was annoyed with blad- sas City, Missouri, on file in tb der irregularities. I can truthfully of the County Clerk at San where be seen and H-Altsmm&abt- say, one 50c bottle of Foley Kidney they may Pills cured me entirely." They con- ed. tain no habit forming drugs. For Each bid must be accompi sale by all druff'sts. a certified check in the sun BASEBALL I EVER HEARD" per cent of the amount of bii "THE BEST STORY ANNOUNCE THAT THEIR CATALOGUE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Parties desiring so to do, THE BEST BASEBALL STORY Sealed proposals will be received submit plans and prices of tb (By Clarke Griffith.) No. 106 a, FOR THE FALL AND WINTER by the County Commissioners of and the Board of Commissio Manager of the Washington Team. Santa Fe County, New Mexico, up to serves the right to reject c twelve o'clock the 8th all bids or to bi I figured as a principal in one of BE noon, Tuesday, accept any the funniest stories ever told in base-- . SEASONS, IS NOW READY, AND WILL day;, of October, 1912, tfor furnishing that id their Judgment U for 1 i: ' ball. Jimmy McAleer, then manager all material for-on- bridge to be built interest of Santa Fe County o! .the St. Louis Browns, and "Big MAILED ON : REQUEST. at the Arroyo Atascoso, near the Mexico. John" Anderson, now retired, were Town of Galisteo, New Mexico. JOSE ORTIZ Y Pir 'AB thfc other two men in what was a trag-fe- d the material and work, shall be Chair DEPARTMENTS M. O. ftS well as a comedy. The epi- ATTENTION IS ESPECIALLY DIRECTED TO THE furnished and done in accordance Attest: ORTIZ, Clerk. I was ' sode dates back to 1904, when FOR WOMEN'S, MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S GARMENTS ; managing the New" York team of the American league. MOURNING; INFANTS' WEAR; BOYS' AND GIRLS' CLOTHING When the St. Louis club arrived in AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS; RUGS AND UPi iOLSTERIES. MAIL New York for a series of four games, RECEIVE IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION. 1 decided to try to make a deal with ORDERS WILL Modern MaAleer for one of his outfielders. Grocery Comp'y John Anderson, who could hit the ball PLEASE MENTION CATALOGUE Vq. 106 a. as hard as any one, was the player I Have a NICE MACKEREL for you had my eyes on. I knew McAleer was Breakfast. very fond of Anderson's ability to hit, Sunday Morning but I was also aware of the fact that liftr? Attftutr. 34Uf anil 33tl? Stnsts, Smo fork. Just received a fresh lot; also HERR1NQ and a full line c on several other points Anderson did DELICATESSEN UOODS. not stand so strongly with McAleer. Prior to the start of the first Mexican 7 for 25d game 25.43 Beans lbs. I made an to put over the dash, attention was directed toward H. va, Boston A. A., third. Time attempt was a wonderful deal for Anderson. McAleer, realiz- P.Drew, the fast negro youth, of the Kolehemaint.. given I Snringfield (Mass.) high school, and ovation. MONDAY WASH DAY SPECIALS ing that wanted the player badly, n held out for all the best of the trans- R. C. Carroll, Pittsburgh A. A., who 220 yard dash A. T. Meyer, won I. A. C. Robinson, action. Anderson played great ball the junior championship yester- C, won; Boston A. A., M. E. Robert- 4 Lbs. Starch for 25c. in the first three games against us day. second; N. Y. third. 21 5 which to make it all the Meredith, Mercersburg academy, son, C, Time, I only helped seconds. 6 Bars for 25c harder for me to acquire his services. Sheppard and Kiviat, of the Irish Sunny Monday Soap It seemed 'as if Anderson was lost to American A. C, are entered in the 880 7 Large Bars Yellow Soap, 25c. ! me, when a baseball classic, happen- yard run. BROTHER SHOOTS ing in the ninth tnn'ng of the final In the five mile race, Hannes Koleh-maina- 3 Doz. Clothespins for 5c. i game, made him a Xew Yorker. the Finnish runner, who made HIS BROTHER AT At the start of the first half of the an international reputation at Stock- PIN A NEW MEX 3 5c pkgs. Blueing for 1 ninth. New York had the Browns 5 to holm, will be seen in action, together 0, and seemed to have the game with the McNamara, Collins, Huysman A I 21. New, Clean Stock of WASH BOARDS, CLOTHES cinched. All at once the Browns be- and Powers of the n A Denver, Colo., Sept.: With four Samuel and SCRUBS at down gan to hit the ball, and before I could C. ; Bellars, of the New York A. C, and bullet wounds in his body, way prices. "IT WAS A TRAGEDY AS WELL AS A COMEDY." CLARKE GRIFFITH. Satur- realize what had really happened the Silva, of Boston A. A. Garcia was brought to Denver from N. Mex., score stood 5 to 4, the bases filled and. 16 shot: Patrick McDonald, day Pina, accompanied pound his brido of less than two months. one man out. Irish-America- n by only the face. made A. C, won with 48.51 At this of the Ander- waiver price, simply because he Garcia ua taken from the union stage game, the of to second with feet; R. I. Beatty, New York A. C, I looked over at the St. Louis bench' bone trying steal ! Ad DA. T T T71 XT "T to hospital where he son, who was on first, stole second J . jrl depot luercy filled. Four before 1 oecuuu m ri, .mBe!, 1. to and saw McAleer his hair. the bases days i r. 4,.!-..- , An on will be operated on in an effort with the bases filled. tearing A. v. unru wmi.til. u.ov. "What do now, Jim?" I had offered three times that much in save his life. When the smoke had cleared away, you say yelled. n T vain. Three mile walk: R. B. Gifford, Mr. and Mrs. two men had been retired and the "He is yours for nothing," The horn ymoon of replied Lyceum, Brooklyn, won; T. Car- was ter-- 32nd ANNUA 5 McAleer. Anderson by his almost won Garcia brought to an abrupt game was ours, to 4, when a hitting n roll, A. C, second; A. mination lust at the defeat was Btaring us in That evening I got Anderson for the the for me in 1905. Sunday night pennant, Voellmecke, Pastime A. C, third. Time home of Garcia's brother, near Pina, 23 minutes, 14 seconds. following a quarrel between Samuel broad Piatt Adams, New Mexico record crowd will see the Running jump: and his brother, Joseph P. Garcia. Sta breaking New York A. won with 22.44 feet. as both teams are FOOTBALL FIELD C, Joseph emptied his revolver, at his game very popular H. Susanne C. C. Philadel- ef- in Santa Fe and exists Fryckberg, brother, four of the bullets taking great rivalry IS SHORTER NOW second; D. Broderick, n between them. The will be call- phia, fect. game A. C, third. was result of the ed at three o'clock so and 21. Under The quarrel the ALBUQUER' sharp, try Boston, Mass., Sept. 440 T. J. Boston oi' to abide be on time to see the of the modified yard run: Halpin, refusal Samuel Garcia best game slightly rules, the first foot Irish-America- n season. A. A., won; M. W. Sheppard, by an order from his brother to have October ball games of the season were sched- A. 7, 8, WHITE SOX VS. ALL STARS A. C, second; Peppis, nothing to do with the man who had A uled today on half a dozen Irish-America- college n A. C, third. Time broken up home a short TOMORROW AFTERNOON. in the north- Joseph's gridirons, principally 49 2-- wife had left No doubt the baseball game tomor- HOW THEY STAND time before. Joseph's western part of the country, None of him to live with the other man and row afternoon between the White the universities will their 100 yard dash: H. P. Drew, Spring- Monday, .CSC large begin A. T. refused to return to him when he Sox, the city champions, and the All New York 96 44 matches. field, Mass., high school, won; n to effect a reconciliation. Stars will be the best game seen on Chicago . 87 52 .626 Meyer, A. C, second; sought Tuesday,. 55 The modifications in the rules this A. A., third. the local grounds this season. The Pittsburgh 86 .610 R. Carroll, Pittsburgh, year are expected by those in charge 10 flat. KNOX MAKES HIT Santa Fe All Stars team is composed Cincinnati .72 70 .507 Time, seconds, of the game to make scoreless ties 120 hurdles: T. P. Nichol- IN RISING SUN. Wednesday of players who have played in the Philadelphia 65 74 .467 yard high infrequent. , ,. , of E. Tokio, Sept. 21. Secretary of State Santa Fe team for several years and St. Louis , 59 83 .416 son, University Missouri, won; n A. sec- Mrs. Knox left Tokio for Brooklyn ...... 52 88 .371 The principal changes are: M. Pritchard, C, and today Thursday Jay have always made a good showing. on to the Unit- Boston . 45 96 .319 field from to ond; L. B. Darland, Dominican Ly Yokohama, their way Ae . to the White Sox the local fans Shortening of the i30 . New third. Time 15 4-- 5 ed States. persons prominent of ball have been 300 feet. ceum, York, Many Friday, Day know the class they seconds. in life, were at the station season. have been Boston . 97 44 .CSS Allowing of four downs in which to Japanese playing this They One Mile Race. to see the American party off. Saturr' pas- Washington 85 58 .595 make ten yards. js Day giving exhibitions of the national "Won A. R. n on-sid- e by Kiviatt, concensus make them with the Philadelphia 83 58 .589 Abolition of the kick. The of Japanese press time that popular A. J. A. Powers, Boston A. A., Amer- V . 70 C; and is that the Chicago 70 .500! personal opinion . local fans. Both teams have been prac- Unrestricted use of the forward D. V. Noble, New York A. Horse Racir all, Carnival Shows, Detroit . 68 75 .475! second; C, ican mission has created the most fav- ticing all week and are in the best of pass. third. Time: 4:18 Kiviatt broke Cleveland 67 76 .4691 orable impression, as demonstrating condition for tomorrow's game, and Change in scoring by which touch- the A, A. U. record. New York 92 .343' the sympathy of the United States in no doubt they will give each other a ...48 downs count six points instead of five 880 Yard Run. St. Louis 47 92 .338 Japan's national loss. hot time. The game will very prob- as formerly. Won by M. W. Shephard, n D.K.B.W l.. ANK A. STOP be a battle between the This the ball is kicked off ten A. D. S. Boston ably pitcher's year C; Caldwell, T. L. Parks, Ga., Route of the two rival teams. It Denver . 9i 62 .595 back of the E. A. Muyayville, pitchers yards of the center field, A. A., second; fclrick, New York 1, 73rd recent- President. Secretary Omaha . 87 66 .569! is in his year, and was has not been decided yet whether Play.ers may block opponents running C, third. Time: 1.57 St. 85 68 .556 ly cured of a bad kidney and bladder "Doo-- McCarthy or Ed. Safford will Joseph Players may block oppoents running Pole vault: H. S. Babcock, New pitch for the All Stars in tomorrow's Des Moines 76 74 .507 down the field under kicks, but can- York A. C won; height 12 feet; G. B. . 74 80 .481 - game. Johnny Marez, the White Sox Wichita not use such methods in cases of op- Dukes, New York A. second; Mas- C, WILLIAM FARAII EMIL MIGNARDOT pitcher, is in the best of condition, Sioux City VI 77 .4801 ponents making forward passes. The ters, Sewickley Y. M. C. A. Pittsburgh he has won thirteen straight games Lincoln . 73 81 .4741 graduate directors of American foot third. . 51 100 .338 THE this season without losing any yet, Topeka ball, known as the rules committee, Running high jump: J. O. Johnston, and tomorrow he will try hard to keep !will confer in New York this evening, Boston A. A. first; six feet three inch- - up his winning record. Marez is a the of some H. I. New York A. ADHERE THEY PLAY. regarding interpretation es; Grumpell, C, JOHN ProK . clever young pitcher who has speed of the One of the the same distance but lost Bar HAMPEL, NATIONAL. important changes. who made Capital and knows how to "mix 'em up," and scheduled for off to Eu- at New York. principal games today in jump Johnson, second; 'will make the All Stars worry a lit- Pittsburgh Carlisle Indians and Al An Cold of Cincinati at Boston. will be the gene Jennings, unattached, third; Ice Bottle or Glass COLORADO S AI N tle to solve his Paul A. A. U. delivery. 2 bright. equals record. Beer will kill Chicago at Philadelphia, games. - Lemp's your the St. Michael's M. J. Mc- I FINE AND CIGAk. Griego, College St. Louis at 16 pound hammer throw: thirst WINES, LIQUORS catcher who has been for the Brooklyn. I. A. A. C. won with 174.67 catching AMERICAN. Grathi feet; A Ulass of California Wine will Trade White Sox almost the entire season, ATHLETES IN I. A. A. 172.62; Family Supplied. at P. Ryan, C, second, blood in veins ! will behind the and Washington Chicago. A. M. I. A: A. put your 259 5ANTA N. M. be bat tomorrow, at St. Louis. HOT CONTESTS McDoghall, C, third, A Drink of Old San Francisco St. FE, All who steals a base on him Philadelphia 149.97 feet. Taylor Whiskey the Star New York at Cleveland. will will be classed as a classy base run- Run, hop, step and jump: Piatt make you forget your Boston at Pittsburgh, Sept. 21. Senior ath- I Detroit, dis-- 1 troubles ner. During the 1912 season, as in letes of the country affiliated with the Adams, New Yotk, A. C, won, men of 45.71 M. J. Irish- - former seasons, several young NATIONAL LEAGUE. Atheltic Union of the United States, tance feet; Fahey, Phone Orders Attended To Promptly to be American A. H. Oltmann, the city who claim prominent At Brooklyn R. H. E. were scheduled to contest at Forbes C, second; citizens of Santa Fe '. National A. C. third. and respected Brooklyn ... .12 16 1 field. Beginning at 2 o'clock, famous IMPORTED FIRST STATE FAIR, in habit of Kolehe-- 1 riHAD have been the dirty jump- St. Louis 0 7 0 track and field stars, many of them Five mile race: Hannes DOMESTIC VIVJKO to see the ball J. and ing the fence games, Rucker and Miller; Geyer, Perritt winners recently at Stockholm, were mainen, unattached, won; Harry out J. G. Sil-- j 255 San Francisco St. Phone 239 W. N. M. and cheat the local management and Bresnahan. to try for new laurels. In the 100 yard Smith, unattached, second; Albuquerque, Ul 1111.; in:J iaj 11 ' p J '" . I 111, ahocd, but to cure these d "prominenti At Boston R. H. E. OCTOBER 7th To 12th, citizens" of their habit of jumping the j Boston .13 16 2 DISTINGUISHED PRELATE fence the managers of both the White Cincinnati ...... 2 7 5 One Fare for the Round Trip From All Points in Sox and All Stars have arranged to Mc-hav- e, Donnelly and Gowdy; Fromme, SPENDS DAY IN SA NTA FE NIouz W pvlrn 1 AlhiiniiprmiA near the fence all around the Graynor and Clark, Severoid. W.CJ.U. field, a of watcnmen wnose duty squad FROM SANTA N. M. FR0M SANTA N M- will to to the' the FE, FE' - be report managers At Philadelphia (2nd game) R. H. E. Rev. Julius not attract unusual as he $3.45 who into Rt. Walter Atwood, attention, names of those persons go Chicago ...2 10 1 walked around the streets and talk- ball without the ad- 8 0 bishop of the Protestant Episcopal CONVENTION Many new attractions this year. Bigger and better than ever the park paying Philadelphia 3 ed with various on many sub- On the names church in Arizona, founder and presi- persons mission price. Monday Batteries: Cheney and Archer; "I'd never have he was DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND. citizens" will be dent of St. Luke's Home at Phoenix, jects: thought of these "prominent Rixey and Killifer. a said one man who had ex- ORB. Dates of Sale Oct. 4th to 12th. Return Limit, Oct. 14th, 1912 so all Santa Fe will know and religious writer of note, spent bishop," PORTLAND, published the of Indian blank Remember the Low Summer Tourist Rates to California on sale Daily of "boosters" we have in this R. H. 0. yesterday in Santa Fe lurching with plained mysteries the kind At Philadelphia (2nd game) et to the learned churchman, Oct. 18 to 1912 Until JOtb. "citizens" want to 5 9 3 former Governor and Mrs. L. B. weaving 26th, September town, and if these Philadelphia 'he asked like the aver- names 4 1 Trince and dining in the evening with questions just H. S. New Mex. know the reason why their Chicago .3 tourist." LUTZ, Agent. 5anta Fe, will see Seaton and Lavender Colonel Bronson M. Cutting, at his age were published they please Killifer; and NATIVE OF VERMONT. Direct Routes, via Denver and Salt of both tedms and Cotter. home Buena Visit Loma. The bishop the managers they Archer, Atwood was born in Vermont Lake. will tell them the reasoii their was accompanied by the Rev. Mr. Bishop why in 1857. He was educated at the Gen-- i names appeared in the paper as the AMERICAN. Burkhead, a New York clergyman, $76.50 on to Arizona to eral Theological Seminary of New! the popular citizens of Santa Fe. At New York R. H. E. who is his way take Going one way via Denver, Xew York 8 2 of a mission. York and at the Episcopal Theological other way via California. - The All are not cer ..2 charge - PEERLESS BAR Stars yet very School at Cambridge. He was or- 15. . Re- line in tomor Pitttsburg 0 "I am delighted with Santa Fe- Dates of Sale Oct. 12, 14, Hi tain how they will up ..15 dained deacon in 1882; in 1883 1912. Batteries: Tesreau and Meyers; ttle altitude of which is thrill- priest turn limit Nov. 15th, . row's game, but It probably will be as very and made rector of the Church of the Fine and Domestic Wines, Wilson, Camnitz and Gibson. said the as he was enter- H. S. LUTZ, Santa Fe, N. M. Imported Liquors follows: Catcher, Dunbaugh; pitcher, ing," bishop Ascension at Mass., 1S82, Agent. an automobile to take him to Te-suq- Ipswich, McCarthy or Safford; first base, Stan- ing that five Then he AND CIGARS At Chicago Washington-Chicag- he wished to see famed holding post years. ton; second base, Keefe; third base, where was rector of the Church game postponed; rain. Indian homes of the interest of vis- appointed Clancy; short stop, Moore'; left field, of St. James, at Providence, and re- field, itors. GREGG & COLE, Frye, center field, Digneo; right At Cleveland R. H. E. mained there until 1894. From Provi-- j Pope Motor Cycle Props. "I am sure no one can come to 4 Horse Power Koch. Cleveland 5 10 5 dence he went to Columbus, Ohio,! Fe and over its an- The White Sox will line up as in 4 7 3 Santa ponder where he was rector of Trinity church New York which makes the east seem PRICE, $165.00 former games as follows: Catcher, Brenner and tiquity and In 190C went to another Trinity Adams; Warhop, so in without find- With Imported Magneto. Griego ; pitcher, Marez; first base, J. and Williams. young comparison church at Phoenix, Ariz. He remain- AlMot or Cycle without s doubt with trouble Berardinelli ; second base, Garcia; ing this a treasure house of romance," ed rector there until last year. On left at the factory. third base, P. Berardinelli; short stop, H. continued the distinguished prelate. 18, 1911, he was consecrated eaHENRY At Dertiot. R. E. some time January Alarid; left field, J. Ortiz; center field, 4 9 6 The bishop spent visiting bishop of Arizona. DISTRIBUTOR OF Detroit ... San F Ortiz, right field. Baker; subs, ... 11 14 2 the old Miguel church, through Bishop Atwood has been special lec- Boston was shown Brother Duran and Hampel. Willet and Collins and which he by turer on Church History of Smith and LEMP'S KEG and BOTTLE BEER Onslow; David. He also visited all the rooms The admission has been placed Thoma. Kenyon College; member of the Essex price in the old Palace of the Governors and T3UDWE1SER IN BOTTLES low, only twenty-fiv- e cents will At St. Louis R. H. E. Institute and of the Ohio Historical ' 'very snowea mucn me J Manufacturer of all kinds of Soda Waters made from Pure Distilled be so as to defray expenses. St. Louis 4 7 0 mieresi in pictures BOCiety. He is the author of "The charged and collections. water. for Aztec Mineral Water. Every local fan should turn out to- Philadelphia ...... 3 9 4 Spiritual Life of Greenleaf Whlttier" Agent Spring morrow to root for his favorite team. Batteries: Baumgardner and Steph Clad in a gray suit and wearing a (1893) and of numerous sermons and LIGHT, 8ILBNT AND RBII:,ABHf). TELEPHONE 35 J Santa Fe, New Mex." ens; craDD ana LApp. addresses. PASH BROS.. Agts., Santa Fe
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191& ay, Sept. 21, SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN PAGE FIVE ftY c PERSONALS LOCAL ITEMS. ed 185ft Incorporated 1903 LADIES! WATCH OUR WINDOWS TELEPHONES. THE WEATHER. You Will Editor's 31 J. Find the office, Denver, Colo., Sept. 21. The X Business office, 31 W. For of Ladies' new forecast is tonight fair; colder in Correct In display the south. Frost in the north Styles One-piec- COMPANY Mrs.s B. P. Leonard of Las e BROS Vegas in localities. Sun- Fall Suits, Coats and GIN U at the Palace hotel. portion, heavy fair warmer in east MILLINERY W. H. the well known day por - Dearstyne, tion. AT - Dresses. Also a beau- salesman from Denver, is in the city. W. O. Hamblin, a business man of MRS. W. tiful line of Romero, Colorado, is at the .European UNDHARDT, Auto Scarfs, hotel. ,. IN TELEPHONING "The New F. W. Drake, the lumber man, is Mexican, if your business 125 Palace Ave. Mufflers and iol Weather Is about Sweaters.. Specials here from Hodges. He is registered advertising, subscriptions or call -- a I. the Montezuma. job work, please up "31 W." If Miss Bryan is here from Espanola, yu wlsn t0 "Peak to the editor or give ALBUQUERQUE IS are on the accompanying Miss True. They are any news, please phone "31 J." JULIUS H. GERDES Always Headquarters at the Montezuma hotel. WITHOUT A DEPOT .Weather Items, those things that R. F. QuJntana and Epimenio Maes--i THE LATEST IN MILLINERY AT AFTER BAD FIRE n comfort ori,these chilly evenings tas of Santa Cruz, are visitors in the THE WHITE HOUSE, city. They are stopping at the Cor-- ! KASNER KAR auto ior hire. Fbone the colder to come. .'. , . onado. 141 J. Albuquerque, X. M., Sept. 21. The days Santa Fe here was de- Marcus C. de Baca, progressive can. When going on a long journey, take depot partially date for congress, who arrived in the with you, says the guide books "Pin stroyed shortly after midnight by fire to have been to city yesterday, is registered at the Ton" is meant. supposed due defec- COMFORTS tive electric is The ANKOTS, Montezuma. Read Andrews "Ad" wiring. The damage Latest today, save Very Former Governor Miguel A. Otero, money, $10,0(10. As a result, a new denot. IN $50,000 is to t, national committeeman of the pro-- j It will pay you to keep your eye on costing be erected. s, Ladies', Misses' and Chil-- s gressive republican party, is reported the Andrews space. No one can give The blaze started in the express e Misses' Boys', - and children's much better today. He has been suf- better service, better ju ices or better in the southern portion of the Ladies, SWEATERS in the New re-- 1 on Styles, fering from a severe cold since his quality. Always tln job. building and was discovered bv Wells Dress Goods them over. A good Sweater is far turn from the Duke City where he Get an antl splasher for your faucet, Fargo employes who turned in an Sweaters, Coats, - 15c took a prominent part in the enter- j at Goebels, alarm. The presence of many er a doctor bill. For reliable musty than .'. .'. .. tainment of Colonel Roosevelt. electric work see books and paper records quickly and Trimmings Prices 4,; Miss Ethel Blot' and Mrs. J. M. Ortiz Sparks. always duced a large conflagration. After the ft service names and son left' Thursday evening for El prompt. had been brought apparently FOR SALE Dressed Paso, Tex. poultry, hens under control the fire worked its way ADOLF DRY GOODS GO. and spring chickens, poaches, pears into the tower of the depot and fanned SELIGiN and prunes, 2 cents per pound. Good by a stiff wind made a spectacular EPPING KNOWS clean 1110 MAN BROS. GOIUIPANY wheat, $1.85 per pounds. blaze which baffled the fire fighters. Sdbi nJ OF KILLING Phone 19 J. tor some time. The White House, the house with When the fire broke out every effort 21. In the goods and the prices, the house Amarillo, Texas, Sept. the; waB made to save the baggage remain- B. on without a for mrchan-Snea- d arrest of B. Epping, a farmer the peer, stylish nute ing at the was up-to-the-mi- dise. a depot and there little ranch, near Paducah, Texas, the has special cool weather sale loss on that score. Some 4 believe have captur- - on- - ee Page three, police today they It was stated of PHYSICIAN, registered, wants to today by those who led the mysterious assistant John saw fire FURNITURE ITEMS kllow f a location where the that the fire truck alone j teal Snead. Epping was concealed experienced saved is Ad-- I the destruction of homes STATES BANK & TRUST CO. for a week-a- t Amarillo, near the scene doctor needed. References. many p- for the water ! dress - .New Mexican, Santa Fe. city pressure was con-- of the killinir of Al. G. Bovce. Jr. sidered Don,t thiU1 11 insufficient to meet the Bedroom EDDine was identified hv O. J. Gil-- ! Pa "10re thing is Bird's Eye Maple Suits, U Ivin, from whom he rented the house j wo,rth' but of Andrews. If CAPITAL 850,000 00 Furnished Rooms is wa nH i whirl, SM(i ia nltepd to Elegantly for rent, or Twin Brass Beds. The finest rooms in Bungalow if have been and I. Ken-dric- the city, having concealed, by J, all tnodern new General Business from whom he the conveniences, including tobacco A Sale en all Delton Banking , purchased electric steam heat and baths. Special Ingrain Carpets! window shades put in the house the light, trust heauilv The lo was killed. European Hotel, centrally IN ALL day before Boyce cated. State UNDERTAKING ITS BRANCHES was 4:30. Progressive Headquart- financed! r Patronage Solicited Boyce killed about ers in the hotel. 4. sweet mouth in Santa Fe is New York, Sept. 21. A XI A WORD WITH WOMEN. Every $50,000,000 for a taste of Pin Ton Choc- tobacco now in AKERS-WAGNE- watering company, process of THE R FURNITURE CO. W. E. GRIFFIN, Cashier olates soon to arrive. formation here, is to have the Valuable Advice for New Mexican reported Mrs. Hunter Dead .Mrs. Hernieue-gild- a financial support of Daniel G. Reid. t. SAN 'lY, . Readers FRANCISCO STREET. L. de Hunter, died last night at chairman of the Chicago, Rock Island a woman endures with noble ' Many her home on Rosario street near the and Pacific railroad company, and sev- patience the daily misery of backache, old D. & R. G. depot. She leaves three eral of his associates. pains about the hips, blue, nervous sons and one daughter. The funeral Mr. Reid now is in Europe but is FIRE INSURANCE FIRE speMs, dizziness and disor-- wiu urinary take place Monday morning from expected to return about October 1. of relief because she ders, hopeless the Cathedral. Interment will be in According to the report options have doesn't know what is the matter. Rosario Tract of from 25 to 30 acres within one mile cres in Orchard and cemetery. already been obtained on a large num-be- r n It is not true that every pain in ALWAYS THE BEST FOR of All 4 or 5 acres Eight-roo- m THE of independent tobacco companies Plaza. under fence, ra ruit; the back or hips is trouble "pecullai LEAST MONEY AT THE WHITE in all parts of the country. in No table and Other to sex." Often when the HOUSE. Alfalfa, Buildings. the kidneys i ne present plan, it is understood, is and such The contest for more members and to Price get congested Inflamed, manufacture all forms of tobacco, $1800 fx2 aches and pains follow. better work in Junior Christian En- and to make a specialty of cigarettes. deavor of the On which Reasonable Terms can be Secured. C IS c RE-P- art of You can tell it is kidney trouble society Presbyterian 7Z If the secretions are dark colored and church has closed, and the losing side Haifa s in "The Blues" will win-ni- g Bearing. contain sediment; the passages are entertain the JOSEPH B. HAYWARD, MANAGER, Z ' Plaza. too or scanty. Don't ex- side "The Reds" tonight in an in- PAST FIFTY? YOU Irrigat frequent Room Santa N. M. o pect themv to get well alone. door picnic social at the home of their 8, Capital Cily Bank Building, Fe, m TO Plk AT ONCE Doan's kidney pills have won the superintendent, from 7 to 9. All the praise of thousands of women. They members of the society are cordially NEED "CASCARETS" ACCIDENT HEALTH LIABILITY are endorsed at home Read this invited to come. Santa Fe woman's convincing Sunny Monday is the best soap and you can get 7 bars for 25c at Andrews. Heavy Frost The temperature yes- What Glasses Are to Weak Mrs. Bernarda R. de Escuerdo, 100 The of Santa Fe are invited to visit the and terday ranged from 48 to C5 with an people Largest Griffin St., Santa N. Mex., says: Cascarets Are i) and our COLPLETE WAT &CO. Fe, average relative of 3G Fyes I'o Best Jewelry Store in the City inspect "1 an of humidity per have just as high opinion cent. is thus described Weak Bowels. l LINE of Phone, Red 189. Doan's Pills as when Yesterday by Kidney today the weather experts: "Clear and I publicly recommended them in Jan- "ALAIN" SILVER PLATFD WARE : cool day with some clouds late in the iciscb St., : Santa Fe, New Mexico. 1907. "For about a I was Most old must give to the uary, year afternoon. Decidedly cooler this morn- people I This is the Highest Grade Plated Ware on the Market, and bothered by dull ache and weakness bowels some regular help, else the ing with a heavy frost but not gen- we carry two desirable patterns, the I tired suffer from constipation. The condi- across my loins and kidneys. erally destructive or to DIANA AND THE on killing except tion is perfectly natural. It is BRIDE'SlBOQUET. easily and any exertion brought tender vegetation. The lowest tem- just as natural as it is for old people to San Francisco severe pains in my back. Hearing last was 35 de- perature during night walk slowly. For age is never so Reliable Doan's Kidney Pills highly spoken of, grees which is the lowest of the sea- C. Street I was to them. The re active as youth. The muscles are less H. YONTZ, induced try son. It was 13 colder G a. degrees at elastic. And the are j LIGAN& sults' proved beyond a doubt that bowels muscles, RISING, m. today than at the same hour So all old need Cascarets. this remedy lives up to representa- people tions. The cure it has has j One might as well refuse to aid weak NERAL DIRECTORS brought OUR NEW LINE OF PACKARD; eves with classes as to neclert thia led me to praise it on more than SHOES 66-67- . - or I JO FOR MEN. OUR NEW LINE & f- Day Night Phone, Red. one occasion." 'gentle aid to weak bowels. The OF SELBY SHOES FOR LADIES, bowels must is Next Pool to Postoff ice. For sale ail dealers. Price 50 be kept active. This by OUR NEW LINE OF WAND SHOES at all but never so 'cents, Foster-Milbur- n Buffalo, important ages, Co., FOR CHILDREN. OUR NEW LINE much as at SWEET PEAS fJ New sole for the United fifty. York, agents OF EXCELSIOR SHOES FOR BOYS is not a time harsh fetates. Age for physics. MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRE- Youth may occasionally whip the name and CIATED. Remember the Doan's THE WHITE HOUSE. bowels into activity. But a lash can't no SOLE AGENTS JAMES C. McCONVERY, take other. FOR THE ABOVE be used every day. What the bowels I LINES. When Yoin Glasses Break of the old need is a gentle and nat- Phone, W 204. :::: f 415 Palace Avenue Business Men's Luncheon The ural tonic. One that can be con- SEND THEM TO luncheon to be given Monday at the stantly used without harm. The only H. KAUNE Palace hotel by the members of the such tonic is Cascarets and they cost S, SCO Chamber of Commerce promises to only 10 cents per box at any drug POULTRY AND STOCK FOOD TAt ERT, MFG. OPTICIAN, prove an epoch making entertainment. store. They work whii'e you sleep. Where Prices are Lowest! It has been decided that the women ' ot Santa Fe, who have done so much We have our own mill run by electricity, and EAST LAS VEGAS, N. M. for Safe , Quality. to beautify the city, shall not be de- can furnish pure, cleancorn chopeither coarse A Face Is His Fortune r - prived of the pleasure of hearing the Man's Often medium or tine, at meal for the little chicks of the Miss C. Lenses ground either to match broken ones TheHome Grown Fruit Season speaker day Agnes Or at Least His Capital ! is on and we are offering to the Laut. The. ladies will turn out in large the different grains, such as corn, wheat, mil' : or to Occulists' Prescription housewife the best to rumbers, for already over 50 tickets Where Do You Get Shaved ? let, oats, kaffir corn, bran, etc. particular have been sold. The tables will be to be had in SAWYER'S IS THE BEST PLACE ( 151b. Pkg., $ .65 decorated by a committee consisting Green Cut Bone and Meat " 1.20 of Mesdames Itenehan, Hughes, S. G. Give Him a Trial. East of the Plaza. 30lb. ( fORK RETURNED BY FIRST MAIL. PEACHES, Cartwright, Abbott, Mera, Hewett, 100 lb. sack, 3.75 PEARS Dorman, Arthur Seligman, Townsend Every farmer and every family that has even a few chickens and Miss Massie. should have cut bone and meat to feed them. It improves , and PLJJMS Chocolate Is just as much of a food their health and makes them lay. 1 MAYES as meat or bread. "Pin Ton" Choco-- J NW For Sale at GORMLEY'S GENERAL STORE. We can also supply you with lates are good food. We told you that it was coming. POULTRY AND VETERINARY REMEDIES FT. SUMNER CANTALOUPES We knew it was time. Now then see .ORRICK LIVERY BARN us at once for a Coles heater. The PRATT'S VETERINARY COLIC CURE. GUARANTEED. line is and there are no bet- INSURANCE ' the finest cantaloupes grown. complete in- NOBBIEST OUTFITS IN THE CITY ter. Wood-Davi- s Harware and Supply A famous remedy for all classes of colic, acute company. digestion and bloat. This wonderful remedy has We have just received record of cases out of 1 It is a MRS. HARRIMAN DID Fire, Life, Accident, a curing 998 ,000. Buggies and Saddlers a shipment of sure and reliable cure for all cases of colic. Specialty. NOT KNOW ABOUT IT. Plate Olass, Etc. Etc. quick, D. 21. Mrs. 50 cents ;ks and Transfer'. 4" CHASE & SANBORN S 'Washington, C, Sept. Price, Baggage Prompt Attention and the Best Harriman, widow of Edward H. Har-rima- For Sale at GORMLEY'S GENERAL STORE. of Satisfaction Guaranteed. Best Coffee and Teas the railroad magnate, and Miss Bliss, daughter of the late Cornelius REAL ESTATE PHOT'S GUARANTEED E66 PRODUCER Prevents chicken N. Bliss, former treasurer of the re- choleia, roup and DON (JASPER ST. Telephone 9 W publican national committee, will be gapes and common ailments. Pratt's Poultry Regulator RAPID DELIVERY SERVICE ecused from testifying before' the City Property, Farms, makes little chicks grow fast and develops them into big lay- senate committee investigating cam- ers. Keeps fowl healthy and in good laying condition. - i Senator and tranches, Orchards, paign expenses. Clapp 11 Full directions with each package, . . . Price, 25 cents re paper Snakes a live town. If you want the best in Senator Pomerene decided today. Land (Qrants.l Etc A sargeant-at-arm- s sent to New For Sale GORMLEY'S GENERAL STORE. a snaking a live paper. Rend it. - at . FOR SALE FIRUTS York to subpoena them, was assured GROCERIES, by C. C. Tegthoff, private secretary 11 PRATT S AN ML REGULATOR MO-ACR- E RANCH to Mrs. Harriman, that Mrs. Harriman Bonds Surety FOR DAIRY WILL MAIL YOU $1 AND VEGEETABLES had no personal knowledge of any HORSES,CATTLE,SIIEEP, HOGS, COWS.&c. - all under oh Set of old False Teeth send us. fence, good improve ? contributions and that.he would be directlv on . pi-i- Because it works the blood, bowels, it prices for old Gold, Silver, ments, lots of water. Fine hav QO TO of atches., Broken Jewelry and Pre-- s willing to produce any documents and of the it builds 1 tones. land and farm land with a fine Of All Kinds. digestive organs animal; up the Harriman estate for the n MONET 8KBD BY RETURN MATL. inspection run-dow- horses, cures cholera in its crop on it and about 40 head of of the committee. hog early ' i SMELTING & REFINING CO. stages, makes pigs grow quickly and fatten rap- - . cattle. Six miles M. E. counsel for iff ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS from railroad Elliott, general 194 Room 24 and 7 miles from S. KAUNE CO the Standard Oil C. T. White Telephone WM idly ; dairy cows give more milk. ; Chestnut St Philadelphia, Pa. the mountain 6 company, Sell at a bargain. Address, and W. H. Libb, also Standard Oil Full directions on each package, . . Price, per pkg., 25c TO DENTISTS ' I been sub- LAUGHLIN have served U Gold PDA Nik' rtAVIc officials, with building, For Sale at GORMLEY'S GENERAL STORE. bay your Fillings, Gold Scrap, Where Prices are Lowest be- , i tMiwim. Blarhmt J poenas to produce certain books prices paid. N. Al Morlarty, for SafeOitality fore the committees. SANTA FE t MEXICO j.
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THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA. 1 Santa Fe New Mexican LI ymm? II I " stw , "Wf' ' a. "I Entered as Second Class Matter at the Santa Fe Postofflce The Santa Fe New Mexican Published Daily The New Mexican Review English Weekly -r El Nuevo Mexicano Spanish Weekly rr- irJTfl - 'jdH t.t 9 ft ft ' .ftk--j- - The New Mexican Printing Co., Publishers E if . iM-
Bronson M. Cutting President Charles M. Stauffer General Manager The Ranch of the RockiesOpen the Year Round. Hit J. Wight Giddings Editor Beautiful Illustrated Booklet on request. 8 itf William F. Brogan . Associate Editor 'r' L .iiiiiiiiwi""1 V THE VALLEY RANCH, VALLEY RANCH, N. M. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, per year: by mall 15.0 Dally Per Ouarter, by mall $1.25 nomic trouble comes from, and they For of Dally, tlx months, by mall ...$2.50 Dally per quarter, by carrier 11.50 President, tell us that the only method relief Li through the medium of a strike, or Weekly, per year $1.00 Weekly, tlx months 50 an egg boycott, so the market will THEODORE ROOSEVELT. be. flooded and the packers will have to let go his eggs. In the meantime "eggs are going up," the trade reports say and the For t, The censumer can only stand his hand. Security Offered by Our "All of News SATURDAY. Safe Deposit Vaults Today's Today" HIRAM W. JOHNSON. I thought, this morning as I sav thj school boys and girls on '.ho E give to patrons the advantages street, but rot, to school, how ecing vaults rein- wo used to of new and modern For Member of Congress, alwayb regard Saturday, and especially that first Saturday after w;forced and barricaded with Yale PHONES: the fall term of school had begun. Deposit Locks. Gee! That is a hard week, that first MARCOS C. DE BACA. The Yale of is known BUSINESS OFFICE 31 W EDITORIAL ROOMS 31 J one in the fall, after the summer vaca- system locking tion is over. We had a bully time all around the world as the most sturdy, the Roosevelt in New Mexico The electors are Dr. Thomas of Chaves pummer, didn't we? Of course, some most impregnate. county, Elmer E. Studley of Colfax county and George Armijo of Santa Fe of the joys of it could not be con- THE PROGRESSIVES. In box in is (county. voting for Theodore Roosevelt, every voter should remember that tinued now for it's too cold to go Every our vault protected by Governor AVoodrow Wilson himself as much Colum- - j he must vote for the three Roosevelt electors who in turn will vote for Mr. a. expressed pleased at swimming and it's a little chill for pic-r.ic- a special guard mechanism and double bus, Ohio, the other day over a telegram presented him by a bunch of pro Roosevelt in the electoral college if elected. He also should remember ' and all that kind of but it's tumblers. . who - thing, set of gressives declared in his favor and calling themselves the Wilson na- that those electors are merely his agents, and if elected, are pledged to on the foot ball season tional is just coming progressive league. vote for Theodore Roosevelt. That their only function in this election now and we would have fun if Entrust your valuables to us, th The answer of have with the big it the governor was natural when he said: and the only connection they campaign. The opponents of wasn't for school. will be safe from fire as well as theft. "The action and to Colonel are a to you your associates are taking seem me truly Roosevelt industriously circulating report the effect that I know how tha felt this" patriotic. The forces of the nation not to be divided. No all is to vote for Theodore Roosevelt is to write his name just boys progressive ought that necessary when awoke and re- mere attachment to a name should .now men whose the ballot. This is not true. Vote for the electors and morning they party separate purposes upon presidential membered that it is The BANK and convictions are united for a common object. The formation of the elect Theodore Roosevelt. Saturday. FIRST NATIONAL OF SANTA, league help books that Prof. Wagner and the FE Beems to me the most reassuring. May I not convey to you my congratula- ' tions on your part in the movement?"" other teachers made the youngsters SANTA NEW MEXICO. over bone FE, To Woodrow Wilson the action of this is a pour and into for the past league essentially "patriotic" five won't have to be touched movement, as he is the patriot in the performance. There should be no I THE BYSTANDER days I FROM THE j till and is a division of progressives; they should all vote for Wilson; party name is DrMADKC AS again Monday, there day . SEES IT free to do we want to, we nouiing. Funny, isn t it? I I I anything IILIIinillUJ SM LINt is some As a matter of fact the argument is all the other way. There is a dis- boys and girls, unless there we've to do the tinct progressive movement. It has no other name and no other affiliation. - AFTER THE CIRCUS. thing got about yard It is definite no or- or house some wood to or some independent, and has alliance with any other political Dos Canones Viejcc Uncle Tom? There seems to be a split ZARAPERIA MEXICANA, whatsoever. growing move' like that. I remember that they ganization ment on foot to the circus thing fcUUY UbLUAUU, FKUFKIEHJR. Governor Wilson is the the go after used to act that way. When there was MANUFACTURER OF candidate pf democratic party, its regular Will the gentleman from Dona Ana and raise it out of existence means candidate and it is the alliance he by to be done, some chore to Pillow only political has. What do the pro- yield for a question? of a high license. The whole scheme something Balleta Blankets, Rugs, Scarfs, Top s with Navajo an to gain for a candidate be finished, it was held over gressives expect by voting of one of the old organi- of life would seem different with the always and Mexican Designs, Heavy Rugs made of Native zations, the very policies of which have caused the of a new till A fellow never had a building party; The situation is getting more trivial circus removed from it. It is one of Saturday. Wool with Navajo Designs. Etc. what is going to be by a wherein will be show after school No- Lettering, gained merger; progressiveism every day. the first comes began again. Both Native and Germantown Wool Used. ., or the of things that into the to strengthened principles the organization established by joining life of a and body seemed think a chap needed Send for Price and Full with the democrats? youngster stays there was list Information. by And we suspect that the colonel was You can any recreation, anyhow. It just 1 If the movement were one always. talk all you've a 19 Don uaspar Avenue. merely of anything to beat Taft, it would be informed as to the situation in New mind to, but it is one work. But we did have a good time a different but it is not. is a move of the joyful proposition, It for a new deal, with the Mexico, after all. of life with its last summer; they can't get that away old leaders and the old methods shunted to things show wagons, the background. Jt is not a its fearsome wild aninmls and from us, anyway, even if they do soak merger, but a ' intrepid breakaway. In a or two we are going lion tamers, its it to us on Saturday. But whatever The to establish a new to day thrills, its funny only way organization is build the foundation make another determined effort clowns and funnier crowds. they save up for us on Saturday it's on cemented with and principles, energy, loyalty enthusiasm. The progres- ge closer still to "our rails." it's one of the most our off day and we don't have to sit sive party 8hould have the united of true Why, blessed support every progressive and tile memories of childhood and one of down at the old school desk and try to vote of every true The election of Woodrow progressive. Wilson cannot, If we only could have had them two the delights of age, and now bound New Mexico, nor try and figure in any way aid a new if he is chosen of they're THE party movement, by the vote the so PALACE old cannon stationed on each side of after it, to license it out of existence. out if there are many apples in progressive voters. Every vote cast by a Theo- ' genuine progressive against the' band stand down there at Albu If they keep on there won't be any- one bushel, how many etc., or who SANTA N. M. dore Roosevelt, weakens the progressive movement and the FE, strengthens querque, the scene would have been thing left for a boy to do but study licked Hannibal or what made Napo- opposition. school lessons leon lose or who was the MABSON & MENDENHALL, No movement can complete. and take a bath. Waterloo, Proprietors. succeed with division existing within its own ranks. are to 'steenth of the United No battle can won If They going electrify him in president UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. be every soldier is not loyal. school so that off without AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN. of The colonel, it seems, lias peculiar he can pack more States, right the reel, any The election Woodrow Wilson can in no manner aid in the estab- j ideas as to where to information. knowledge Into his information store-- meditation or figuring. It's good to lishment of the progressive party. The only effect would be to weaken it. get Maybe it was Sergeant Arm'.jo, "one house. Before we know it they'll have Saturday, anyway. LEADING COMMERCIAL HOTEL. of the best men in ny regiment.'' who be licensing base ball off the back WE'RE GOING CRAZY. told the colonel. lots, and ruling marbles out of exist- PETE, ARCHIE AND THE PUP. ence. . $1.00 and (Bill F. Brogan.) European Raft, up, Professor Filassin may be right, if he did say it at the Eugenics con- They say a circus takes a lot of ference. Pete was just a common youngster American money out of a town and don't leave and he had a common but it Plan, $2.50 and up. Professor Filassin is a mad doctor treats know his in it. pup lunatics, you and any Jehosophat! are we get- loved him as he loved from the notion of the end of the world is that will mad. to it day everybody go Thie may be ting the pass where everything on he it Archie started life incurable in a man who on the alienist or he earth must be on picked up. optimism depends practice; put a financial different for his dad was may be doing the way of most the disease he basis? Isn't the quite very Meals, 50 Cents. specialists contracting treats; joy that childhood rich and a lot on Archie or he may be more than half right. gets out of the circus Must they spent anything? for he filled a niche. Pete's pa Rooms en suite with or Madness consists in an inability to between notions which he in de- lofty without hth distinguish everything smotehered the was a workman he worked private have realities as their objects and causes, and notions which are sire of and just and just gain accumulation of for Archie's dad and coin that Local and Long Distance Telephones in notions. The man who sees a snake in the meadow probably sees one. The money alone? It does not seem as any n Pete was what didn't know rooms. cold man who sees a maroon snake with peacock-gree- stripes around him, a if those who want to got they Hot and wate'i men, bust the he had. A Pommeranian was running telescoping crest terminating In a diamond tiara lit up with crimson electric circus can have much in veins poodle their the of Archie's life for It cost a steam heat, electric lights. lights probably sees a figment of his own imagination. The one sees a but money rust. I- don't remem- joy Why, hundred and was cause of con snake, the other a notion. The one is presumably sane. The other is per- ber anything that was so dollars LARGE. FREE SAMPLE ROOMS IN .SECTION. absolutely stant strife. It was manently or temporarily, either partly or wholly mad. For the mind which enticing in childhood days as the cir- always getting pursues food, shelter and must be able to cus walloped by some ordinary cur and for clothing distinguish accurately "Wal I ,hev bin sum and the base ball matches that between things which are inside the head and those outside. agoin lately," our town had barking at pedestrians, it brought says the Old Codger. "I was tu Albu- - with the neighboring Just what form or madness will carry us off If the towns', and I noticed Archie's pa a slur. Though it cost a professor's prediction querk to thu Repooblican convenshun the other day comes to pass is, of course, to The one most to is hundred dollars it wasn't worth a note impossible say. likely and I went down thur tu hear this fel- that congress going after base ball, infect us, however, would seem to me money-madnes- This is pre- with its and it should have been cremated in very ler Theodore Roosefelt. I seen Mister investigations. Probably II valent now in certain circles. It makes men maim and kill their employes they'll go after the circus next. a region far remote. It had a fancy Catron a setting on th platform with The tiotel for the sake of money. It causes them to oppress thousands for Its collar with a silver name plate, too, Montezuipa gain. them other fellers while Roosefelt Of course, when one gets along in SANTA NEW MEXICO. badge is greed. Its victims have the delusion that by getting inordinately while if Pete's pup from starv- FE, fl wus a talkin'. I hev alius been a Re- the Berre and yellow the circus does kept rich they will be happy. This Idea is an Internal snake, and not one in the ing it had all that it could do. Pete's but ef Mister Catron whom not seem just the same. But we can green meadow of nature. It has no objective actuality to verify it. It is pooblican not pup did his errands of carry, fetch THE TRAVELING MAN'S H6ME I've knowed fur nigh on quite forget what it was once, shown by all human experience to be fallacious. sixty years and fun we out and run, while the Pommeranian . is again tu bolt th party, then I'm a the had of it, and the This did more than else to ruin the civilizations which fun the of the poodle thought the world was made Cuisine and Table Service Unexcelled. Kook,s en suit with insanity anything going tu bolt too, got darn it. An 1 boys future are going have fallen. It may Professor Filassin's But as as to have If will let the for fun. The Pommeranian poodle justify prophecy. long never hev yit, by heck." they circus private baths. Electric light, Steam Heat, we have the power to reason about the thing, there is some hope. In the stay. grew fat and indolent while the com- Central Location. meantime, Professor Filassin is pretty sure to have a good practice. mon pup that Pete had, grew big, And it must have the 0 penetrated EGGS UP. brave and content. One day they went noodles a few of emi- - Sample Rooms. THOS. of our most afishing and the two dogs went along, Large DORAN, Pforpietor. "tatesmen that men Up they go again. Eggs this time. THE ROOSEUELT STRENGTH. Inpn' the young In where the woods were cool and shady 01 Cleveland they're figuring on a n u .... ., ,, v. New Mexico understand each other and the waters On a ... u , ..,.., n---. u- - consumers' strike on the festive hen sang a song. j rather thoroughly regardless of party ...... i,, .1 A while bank, moist, soft and grassy, they sat ""--j "wc lumu o,.at uic ""F1 toDiwii fruit ago, it was meat, and ut"""'u ouiijiiou o.iicu Jjjjgg gfg aj(J gtQ down to previui, especially 111 mm eciiun, iimi me nuuseveii sircugui was cuiuiueu what it will be next, I don't know. If them fish where the branches mostly to the west. The progressive candidate for president figures quite we are going on a strike on every- swayed serenely and the currents "Mr. committee on differently, and expresses great confidence in the result in the far east and Speaker, yqur thing that goes up we will be striking gently swish. As they sat there idly central west, where he feels that the strength of the progressives is con- privileges and elections, to which was ourselves out of anything we eat. The hoping that the fish would start to How About That Fire Insurance? referred the Hun. Marcos C. de Haea, stantly growing, and where at the summer primaries Roosevelt developed poor consumer, who is really every--j bite, the bank caved In and threw j leave to consid-- remarkable popularity, surprising even his most enthusiastic friends, in the beg report that it has j Doay is certainly getting his, not in them In the waters out of sight. Pete vote he received after so brief a ered the evidence in this ease, and the profit line. That in another came up water, but Archie campaign. goes treading IS YOUR PROPERTY FILLY PROTECTED ? I Mr. Roosevelt expects to show his greatest strength in states of the that while It is shown conclusively direction and always away from the couldn't swim and it looked like all t W'V ;'', east, like Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, and is confident that he will carry that he carried Sandoval county, still consumer. I do wish some one, with was over but a funeral for him. The New York. He figures on at least 2S8 votes in the electoral college, or 12 under the present pressing circum- all the investigations and examina- Pommeranian poodle ran up and down more than enough to elect. stances, we recommend that he be de- - tions going on, by congress and by the bank for he saw that all was over ' Think About It ! Then Act Col. Roosevelt's own estimate 6f the votes he will receive is said to be clared not elected and that his seat boards and committees and organiza- as Archie quickly sank. But Pete V as follows: be declared vacant and that the corn- - tions and things, could find out just swam down the river and landed on MOULTON-ESP- E V New York 45; Pennsylvania 38: Illinois 29; California 13; Kansas 10; mittee be given power to select some why it costs so much to eat. the shore and he kicked the frighten THE COMPAN Ohio 24; New South one from San to fill Iowa 13; Minnesota 12; Jersey 14; North Dakota 5; Miguel county the The "bumper crops" are being head ed poodle for its racket made him V; Massachusetts Colo-- The situation is Mr. Dakota 5; Wisconsin IS; Oregon o; Washington 18; place. such, lined; the railroads are declaring that sore. He was turning to aid Archie SANTA N. M New Mexico Tennessee West S. we feel QENERAL AQENTS. FE, rado C; Nebraska 8; 3; 12; Virginia 'tote Speaker, that it necessary to they have not enough of an equip- when his faithful common pup jumped ' to 266. 2S8. Electorial vote necessary a choice, suspend the rules and to dispose of ment to handle the immense traffic; into the swirling current and caught 0 this matter at once. All those in favor we are having "good times," they tell Archie coming up. The common pup th Another text In our creed : ?f tln ot, re?ort ?m us, and yet we see prices for every that Pete owned without collar, blood a?e- - Tne ave8 nave Through the establishment of industrial standards we propose to secure 8o commodity that makes life possible or rank carried Archie safely shore- THE RELIANCE MORTUARY ADDITION POLICY j ordered. The to the able bodied immigrant and to his native fellow workers a larger share gentleman from Chaves going up and up until we cannot see ward to Pete upon the bank. Then - down. of American opportunity. ' orJer- ft The clerk iuem, even, let alone getting our they sought a safer station somewhat The Most Liberal Life Insurance Contract Written of Indifference and which has left our will read the next bill. hands on them. I do wish some one further stream and start- This policy provides that if one becomes totally disabled from disease or accident the We denounce the fatal policy neglect up the they PREMIUMS CEASE-- the Policy Becomes Paid Up for Life, and A MONTHLY INCOME the of chance and would ifind a reason for this ed in to fish same old ONE HUNDRED MONTHS thus one the benefit of his enormous immigrant population to become prey cupidity elevating again with the Is Paid to the Insured for gets we action to the distribution of "one of the best process or a way to get a hold on it dream. and fished insurance during lifetime. There are many other new features in this Policy tbat If. We favor governmental encourage immigrants Sergeant Armijo, happy They sat wish to to in iji deal- - to see lf we cannot anchor a few explain you person. away from the congested cities, to rigidly aupervise all private agencies men in my regiment," has lost theU8t and waited until the day's last light KOOMZt. CAPITAL CITY oi me so GENERAL AGENTS with them and to promote their assimilation, education and advancement, j progressive party five or six thousand necessities ot lire down, then sadly Bcarted homeward for they MALL. cC MALL, bankbldo ing . will dis- votes, m. a. Otero, wno put Frank A. they be in at least reaching hadn't had a bite. The common pup tance of the bewildered and A man in Ohio, got his throat cut as a result of mistaken Hubbell out of office and broke his poor that Pete owned went off in search of Napoleon. downtrodden consumer. FOR PUBLICATION. claim to the land above From this we draw the inference that the more individuality power in the state, "has cost the pro- - grub but the Pommeranian poodle NOTICE tablish identity. might On this question of eggs we cannot of before Register or Receiver., we can into our system, the safer we are. one mignt even he wining gressive party several thousand votes had dog bread and a rub. There is no Department the Interior, Inject lay it on the that of 1TJ. S. Land Office, at Santa Fe, N. M.. foolish to vote for Taft, rather than have one s throat Col. Roosevelt's speech at Albuquer- - hen, prices eggB moral to the tale, it's hard to frame V. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, to be foolish enough are up. The hen has been her on 8th of 1912. M rnt for lack of identity. However, there is not much danger in being mixed que lost the progressive party sev doing one up. It was an accident that'B New Mexico, Aug. 30, 1912, the day October, usual to just 1 duty the American people. Su-san- o names too few of the breed to be confusing. eral thousand votes." common . NOTICE Claimant as witnesses:; in such a matter. There are Fellers, there She bas been as usual. The all except Pete's pup. is hereby given that 0 no use. We as well busy egg N. ' Euloglo Sandoval, of Lamy, N. M.;i simply ain't might is not Sandovai, of Lamy, M., who, ' and let crop short. Jose ot Lamy, N. M.; Mr. Haines, recently elected governor of Maine, will support neither give up Charley Spiess run the the retailers: "The chance It will not pay you to watte your ou March 8, 1906, made Homestead Larranaga, Say only 1-- N. nor Taft because his eyes are bad. Cannot see which way to state. time out legal forms Entry No. 9011. for NW Section Fellberto Martinez, of Lamy, M.; Roosevelt for cheap eggs this winter, is to force writing your N. M. we One cannot help having a suspicion that the trouble when you can them print- 11, Township 13 N.. Range 11 E , N. M. Luciano Ortega, Lamy, jump, suppose. the packers to unload their storage get already MANUEL R. OTERO. his for , filed notice of might be in another part of Mr. Haines' system, spinal column, Latest sporting news In the SanU stock." Then it's up to the packers? ed at the New Mexican Printing P. Meridian, bas intent Five-yea- r , - Fe Ne Mexican. Reatt eco-- tion to make proof, to e r Hegnier. instance. It That seems to be where a lot of j Company, v
I X$y:-- 5 A:y i; Jy ky: ; NEW MEXICAN PAGE SEVEN Saturday, Sept. 21, 1912. SANTA FE M.A.ORTIZ HOW TO PRESERVE YOUTEI AND BEAUTY. TWITCHELL'S WOMAN'S MOST MAY NAME FIVE i Tftaifofltte One great secret of youth and beauty for the young woman or the mother is HISTORY JfJSWlJ WANST ie proper understanding of her womanly system and well-bein- Every woman, DELEGATES ? lung or old, should tnow herself and her physical make up. A good way to Record-- FOR RENT 6 room house witi rive at this knowledge is to get a good doctor book, such for instance, as " The (By Edwin Shuman in Chicago ' C t i : J A j 1 A r u: , . SUCCESSFUL Oct. 2. D. S. Low iaJsi. n V Herald.) furniture or not, .ufie o uuiiimuii ucuac iticuiuui siuviBcr, py n. . rjeruc, ivx.if u. , wnlCtl Can Marcelino A. Oritz, clerk of the Every woman's heart responds to thirty-on- e cloth-boun- d offi be tidily procured by sending .cents for copy, addressing Ralph Emerson Twitchell of Las board of county commissioners, lias the charm and sweetness of a baby's itski. Pierce, at Buffalo, N. Y. A. I Vegas, vice president of the New received a message from George voice, because nature intended her for I j. The is delicate in- - womanly system a machine which can onlv be comnared to the recent- of FOR RENT Housekeeping and bed cate mechanism of a beautiful watch which will in Mexico Historical society has MEDICINE Snow, chairman of the Utah board motherhood. But even the loving keep good running order only un- rooms, modern. 179 Palace Avenue, th good care and the proper nt the time, so that delicate mech ly completed an imposing work control, advising him that the board nature of a mother shrinks from the oiling right the Call Jit) J. anism may not bo worn out. Very many times young women der the modest title, "Leading Facts is entitled to appoint five delegates to ordeal because such a time is usually get old or run down before their time and of New Mexican It fills two con- through ignorance History." Known AD The World the Twentieth National Irrigation a period of suffering and danger. house- the improper of this human mechanism. Mental with a total of Over FOR RENT Four rooms for handling large Volumes, nearly gress to be held at Salt Lake City Women who use Mother's Friend are Fran- a e Private bath. 40ti San depression, confused head, backache, headache, or hot 1200 pages. For twenty-fiv- years Known For The Until to October 3rd, and saved much discomfort and keeping. flashes and of of the Only September suffering, many symptoms derangement womanly Colonel has been collecting those to attend this their cisco street. system can be avoided by a understanding of what to Twjtchell Good It Has Done. wishing meeting and systems, being thoroughly proper materials for this work, delving in are to send him in their this are do, in those trying times that come to all women. requested prepared by great remedy, Two residence on musty records of old and Xew Mex- Mr. In to meet FOR SALE story names. Snow states the congress a healthy condition the O. (J. In Falace avenue. Lot 60x240 feet. Mrs. G. H. Williams, of Lvnnhaven. Va.. wrotn; "It air vonrs ico, reading every known book and of no other medicine which Is an assured success and to time with the least possible suffering since my health Rave way. J hail female trouble and all the doctors We know promises & Co. on of his - Is Watson i employed three; Bawt 1 would die. 1 waa not able to do my work, manuscript every phase has been so successful in relieving the be the most interesting and import- and danger. Mother's Friend had to hire someone all the time. Finally, I read in the papers about subject, gathering forgotten portraits of women, or received so ant with the attendance since recommended only for the relief and Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and decided to try it. I had not. suffering many largest WANTED Hoy or man to drive 1 from places in Madrid, n, ., comfort- of exnnctant mothers: It Is in taken but one bottle until found it had done me good. I took, in all, dusty hiding genuine testimonials, as has Lydia E. 1110 r.ncr,.ca, n to ui n!oaiiiucu. , five bottles of 'Favorite Prescription' and two of 'Golden Medical Peru and the City of Mex- uni wagon. Apply Capital City I do Barcelona, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. An has been MS? Discovery,' and now am able to all my housework, and have (rained and impressive program Phone 230 W. fourteen pounds. I advise all women who suffer from female trouble ico, patiently compiling writing will and of the ablest men but its many years of success, and Dairy, Has. Williams. to most In nearly every community you provided many ' try your Favorite Prescription.' It'a the only medicine on earth." the most and re-- 1 comprehensive find women who have been restored to n the land will be present to discuss the thousands of endorsements chived from wrnnpn whn hnv nnprl it FOR SaLE Fine black driving Mexico in existence. Now it t "T v ... a horse and good buggy. Apply 257 Sail history woman."'"?"you meet knows of the come before the are guarantee of the benefit to be la finished and New Mexicans are every , . . congress. Projniinent Francisco street. ,,. these are: derived from its use. This remedy swollen with over their historian among subjects Irrigation not sim- pride women for the pust 30 years. of of does accomplish wonders but his as have a to suffering the Great West. Storing the FOR SALE National Cash Re- and book, they right Sci- ply assists nature to perfect Its work. NEWS OF THE STATE be. In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn, Floods, Measurement of Streams, Mother's Friend drawers practically new. files hundreds of entific Pro allays nausea, pre- gistertwo Colonel Twitchell's begins Mass., are containing Investigation of Irrigation vents of O. C. Watson & Co. history - - caking with the cliff dwellers and comes thousands of letters from women seek- jects, Proper Safeguarding of Irriga- tho hreaata. nnd III rtiTM (AtoVr of health, in which many openly state tion Securities, Enactment of Prac- - m AN OUTRAGE. half south of town, Is working wond- right down to the inauguration ing every way rVivV FOR SALE Good team ot young over their own that they have tical and Uniform State Irri- - j -- rid- ers in this year. Governor McDonald, first governor of signatures Working contributes to A mountain horses, for driving or are in Silver City irrigation Charley . . if lfutitt sports current New in o U11UU 1 VtllUJIl Ul I lit. I'll" healthy re- has one of the best wells in the lower the State of Mexico, January, i.tiwa, lfDt;j .Db.wus, ing. Santa Fe Hardware and Supply he effect that a party which com- nnkham 9 vegetaoia uompouna, efitSf to Build New motherhood. Mother's Friend Is sold which with its present equip- 1912. He calls his work only a Opportunity Co. ly visited the Upper Gila caught valley, many of whom state that it has saved Call Land at drug stores. Write for our free ment throws about 800 of wa- pilation, a dovetailing together of all iomeSi Heeding the of the were gallons Elim-ii.atio- n for :rout. At least half of these documents and tnem irom surgical operations. less Man for the Manless Land, book expectant mothers. furnished room to ter per minute, and is capable of pro- the known published FOR RENT Nicely vn on the bank and left Bpoil. on the sub- Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- Law of Fraud in Connec- BRADHELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta, Ga. In- 1500 gallons if the proper ma- narratives of importance by up stairs over Andrews' store. occurrence, if true, is not only in ducing connective and pound is made from roots and herbs, tion With the Location and Sale of Andrews' chinery were installed. He is doing ject, with passages quire of Chas. Ballard at tion of the state game laws, but comments on It is and is perfectly harmless. Land, Efforts of Govern- of all the work himself, and has some disputed points. is so successful is store. i contemptible an exhibiton this, indeed, but it is also much more. The reason why it ment and State Immgraition Officials, im-d-. of the finest we have seen ) as could be crops any Decause contains which act hoggishness It is a history, amazingly it ingredients Close of State A RABBIT SHOOT LOST A silver mounted tur- with where in the valley. We had the genuine the female re- - Engineers. large It is little wonder that enriched'by the mar-lirectl- y upon organism, While these cover Indian Return to - of a watermelon comprehensive, and subjects generally IN WINDMILL CITV quoise pin. design. rrences of this kind as object les- pleasure sampling row of all source writ- ctoring it to healthy normal activity. 35 the books, but the scope of the congress program, 2."2 Palace avenue and receive for that tipped the beam at pounds, clear-cut- real sportsmen are clamoring ten largely in the author's own , Women who are other matters of interest by and was of excellent flavor. Some of general 21. week-- tter enforcement of the game dignified and graphic style. Both Buffering from those' of will Deming, N. AL, Sept. The ' the best sweet potatoes we ever saw way agricultural development and even better laws. Silver in style and in mental grasp Colonel distressing ills pecu arise and discussion will be free and ly meeting of the Deming Real Estate A home for a home lover. Several came from his field. Columbus j noon Wednes-- 1 Independent. Twitchell has shown himself to be a liar to their sex1 to all. Exchange was held at furnished rooms with conven- open in restaurant. It newly true historian of a high order. should not lose sight day the Exchange iences of home. Mrs. Robinson, cor- ILL BEGIN DRILLING. The first volume covers the whole of these facts or was a full meeting of all the member-- ' ner Grant avenue and Johnson St. of aving Artesia Mr. W. R. PROFIT BY IT. subject of the early Spanish explora- doubt the ability of ( MAV THROW ship, and many matters interest E. Pinkham's were discussed. The board of direc-- ! and Mr. Wherry have been The people of the entire San Juan tions in New Mexico, beginning with Lydia NEW LIGHT ON SALESMEN wanted for country, com-'o- r Compound ( met to the of tmont organizing a basin should the losses the story of Cabeza de Vaca and its Vegetable tors subsequent meeting towns. $25 salary and $5 profit by great to restore health. J. S. weekly oil at Artesia. before another sequel, the Coronado expedition, and their THE SPANIRRDS the exchange, and elected Vaught allowed for when of fruit this year and the per day expenses en successful and are season rolls around here canneries, following with a detailed narrative of secretary. Cooperation among Western Cider Co., St. men has been a traveling. arter and will be and a better Spanish rule down to its overthrow f real estate long very Louis, Mo. fruit exaporating works EUROPE'S GREAT This season's final expedition , busi- - as a rea-i- Iturbide in 1S20. The second volume m,pde(J reforln the rea, e8tate vk as soon svstem of selline in full force and by the School of American Archaeology pe-th- e LEARNED MEN ness of this and the organiza can be secured effect. Unless these things are done, plunges into the equally romantic has into the field in the Jemez place, FOR RENT To one or two men, - gone to this about. It wast-- 1 nod when New Mexico became a pro- tion promises bring nc one furnished front are COMING HERE the weeks of - invalid; nicely country's opportunities P 4t Ttnnnl-,- !n district and concluding of - a 1,1 Lwinn im js another evidence the splen- bed-roo- tele- bank, of Beau cd and the land will depreciate in "l i""" and all of October will ony electric light, bath and aer a i ne resi. oi September ri d ennneratinn. and III , .,. . n,.c nks here that value After shipping the fancy Jele poimca. witness extensive excavations of the uu- - Scientists of note, from various parts that is maklng a city where " "kV VoO d are u,Blu"' ' $ per montb. - represent peaches, pears and apples, there em more ruins 13 miles north of Jemez pueblo. J !"S tlle Texas-Sant- a e of Europe-fo- rty or ana than thought a few years ago there 17 Mr. remain-- ! expedition Tn . .... A., New Mexican thousands of of fruit n u - pvnnvsiifnii nnrtv nt nrpHfnt1 - i.s pounds Ottilia. J c lino Dtrr-- inj., unc uny, thp WHS HOI u, Ul 11 ""JC - ib now - cn niOHpfCL lliuiins has ing that is fine for canning or drying, are r . ihh su" rint war, "Vis fully covered; but even more will arrive here Monday, September ur, i.uiiiiniH, age. to of this it - TYPEWRITERS. ready lnstead thus utilizing fruit, 30. They will be the guests of the Kimmo, and T. if. Parkhurst. These is 1)ping arranged a rabbit- nen be- - valuable are the chapters describing Therp and New to i; fed to stock or else allowed to rot. Fe chamber of commerce. will be later by Dr. and Mrs. Cleaned, adjusted repaired. i the manners and customs of the peo- Santa They joined shoot between Silver City and Deming him no - furnished. Ribbons and sup No wonder work is scarce here, Edsrar L. Hewett- - and- most- of- the Stud- . 'U Ton nf. Hip p!atMis in are making the great circle of the c Llj ,.,?, ni.,n V..I.V.L.V.rwnlic. i - rilling. J 1. l i nnln Mrt ple the Spanish days, and telling (aic (,,T7 in1lo sold, e. . Typewriters exchange, oiiuer mj ...uUU wuu , fc old United States, traveling on what is v. . ut.HL il the dramatic story of the Miuia ui j "in ""'""i ted. Standard makes handled. wonder discontent nrevails Santa Fe trail known as the "Transcontinental .Geo- The ruins to be explored belong to tile contest will be held, and the losing are not cor- All repair work and typewriters guar- people working along is to mention in a graphical Excursion." a group of IS, first noticed by the team will pay for a dinner for both Ex- be a out- It impossible anteed. Santa Fe Typiwriter i rect lines. A southern railroad The men of are in 1017 or 1C1S. stand to be a in- - of brief review even a tithe, of the learning studying Spaniards They teams. This promises very Phone 231. tig postt let will not market the "cull" fruit United not from books on the mesas west of Jemez Hot are of change. I of covered in Colonel these States, high teresting event. There plenty by the ad a radi- - phases history f this section. Nothing but Twitchell's work. Its biographical of Baedeker red, nor Irom great tomes Springs and are found to be in a line rabbits and plenty of good shots in IPumpkin Pie on of WANTED Traveling men who are V change of mind the part sketcheg cf men fl.om these earliest dusty with age lyinr, in the libraries state of preservation. The vigas of both places. Jttle mild. j small towns and cross road neonle will change conditions to the are in themselves of ancient European universities. the are still in place and L,ee W. Russell left Wednesday for making j days present, ceilings new and program is now for the better. Canneries at The are information at first rooms He stores to handle our ;' a monument of patient research. They getting manv of the second storv are El Paso, and other Texas points. a com- ;d In . side line. this issue o. Vista, Aztec and Cedar Hill numerous in- hand their own eyes "brains will be a week or ten on pocket Pays 1 picturs, too, and maps, through intact. gone days A be noted that it one Farm-Hav- e writer de- mission of $l.(li per order. winner. ; supplement the at clude much of permanent value. Col- come out to see" as one An explanation of these may throw business, well covered. In t. men vis- - For full particulars address liura the people of these onel Twitchell has produced not only scribes the visual organs. The some on the early inlluence of Robert Kirk, of Oskaloosa, la., is '' Concert band will San Fran- light Mfg. Co., 212 Sigel St., Chicago, III. fui jommunities the wisdom a of all that of are today in in his son-in-la- Alfred Rhea of this e comprehensive summary learning the Spaniards this region. king day. to call metings and it, worth of the history of cisco. Monday will see them in Sa't knowing place. NOW IS THE TIME. pie baking commute factories? Or will they New Mexico, but also a substantial Lake City. Thence they go to Denver Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shinn, W. E. May, SALESMEN aken the job of ay in the same old rut, contribution to the history of the and finally arrive in Santa Fe. THE CHURCHES Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Perry, Mrs. S. J. Wanted honest business producers, baking at to farm- ;nd pies in about 30 hours, old huts? More is whole southwest. Automobiles will meet them the Perry and daughter, Stella, left Wed- to sell high grade groceries whirled around other consumers. Bump- A going some. Then there1, 'or lack of canneries depot and they will be THE CATHEDRAL. nesday for a hunting and fishing trip ers and large "toil X dozen of them. and then time to see 14, 1912. 'of weeks on the Gila. er crop insures record breaking fall rj.1Jw n'r.r. jr,J . a GOVERNOR PRINCE WILL the city given September several They haven't had enough, ymi are inter- zig-za- g no invesfr ENTER CAMPAIGN. buildings in which they First mass at 6:30 o'clock a. m. will go up the famous trail, It trade. Honest methods; he tables in of tf any on or- charge ested. Second mass 9:30 a. in. Sermon in is not generally known that within a ment; commissions advanced Aid societies of the tw6, Write today. nually By Wage Hon. L. Bradford Prince has receiv- English. day's automobile drive of Deming there ders; original plan. es. Then if you still have a Ga., has used SEXTON & CO., WHOLE- ed nation- Mrs. J. N. Hill, Homer, Last mass 10 a. m. Sermon in Span- are the largest and best hunting and JOHN the counter " letters from the republican spot, try pie again. that about Honey and Tar Compound for ish. frounds left in the United SALE GROCERS, 230 W. Lake St., horse and the al committee and the state committee Foley's recom- fishing racing bucking $8v ' annual-fi.- s and says she always At 6:30 p. m. and Benedic- well as the most splendid Chicago. L. lost of New York, as well as a personal years, Rosary States, as ts will be in charge of Mr. J. direct mends it to her friends. "It never tion. in America. cat-- . ly I a letter from President Taft asking him mountain scenery , ireys, one of the old time our and colds 320 of resu. means lost to take part in the campaign in New fails to cure coughs Lady of Guadalupe. C. F. Berry has traded acres NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. of this section of the country, We have five 7 of waget 've. Use York, which is considered the most and prevents croup. First mass a. m. Second mass land near Hondale to Garnett Bean is sure to make it a success. them in Foley't mpound field, as the state has 43' children and always give Foley's 9.30 a. m. Sermon in Spanish and Sanderson, Texas, for a cattle ranch of the Interior, II Mail. important for a cold, on Department promptl, h, and electoral votes. It is probable that Honey and Tar Compound English. western Texas. The deal was made U. S. Land Office at soon well. We would be- heal and u inflamed he will go on eany In October, after and they are all the basis of each piece of property Santa Fe, N. M., Sept. 12, 1912. RTY-FIV- E - in our house." For Mr. Bean owns POUND MELON. air passat j by all drug- one or two campaign not be without it CHURCH OF THE HOLY FAITH. ing worth $11,000. is that Reyes perhaps making town-sit- e Notice hereby given , land the Keenum, living a mile and a gists. speeches here. sale by all druggists. Sunday (sixteenth after Trinity.) forty acres of adjoining Valencia, of Kennedy, N. M., who, on 8 a. m., Holy Communion and ser of Deming upon which he expec's made Homestead near future. April 12th, i909, mon. to erect a home in the No. 09579 for NE Section a. Bible Entry 9:45 m., Sunday school and 13 N., Range 8 E., N. M. class. 24, Township P. Meridian, has filed notice of in- 11 a. m., morning prayer, to make Final Three Year and sermon. tention Every Woman Proof, to establish claim to the land services Advent.) Kin-sel- l, (Evening during is Interested ana snouia Know above described, before Harry C. of the altar guild pDOut the wonderful Tuesday meeting insurant U. S. Commissioner, at Stanley, with Mrs. F. C. Wilson at 3:30 p. m. kRVEL Whirling Spray WtSsSKSHG The new Vaginal Syrlngo. N. M on the 4th day of November, A The Choir. B est convenient. It most of es instantly. 1912. Feast M. A. Mrs. toraiifls Mrs. Coard and Soprano Claimant names as witnesses: L. C. Hall. Ask your drueeistfer N. M.; Altos Miss Abrahamson and Mrs. If he cannot supply theS I'olito lloybal, of Kennedy, MARVEL, accent no other? of N. M.; fm, send stamn fnr illustrated Julian Romero, Kennedy, Grace Kirkpatrick. . r."t m M., ed. It Hives full parti i Abalino Valencia, of Kennedy, N. Tenors Mr. J. and Mr. ir-- . .ATlltiahle tO !3dleS. had Kirkpatrick nr rilrortmnt of N. M. PEOPLE OF THIS CITY have never before in the old town's history T. A. NMUWU. G1.,UHUi Street. New ori" and Trinidad Martinez, Hyer, Hayden. MANUEL R. OTERO, a feast of as have had at our GOING OUT OF Bass Mr. Llewellyn C. Hall. THE bargains they Baritone Mr. Ormsbee. Register. PRICES the last week. Some of our best friends came in a Organist Miss Elizabeth Brown. during Directress Mrs. E. F. Coard. U. A. Smith, Bridgeton, Ind., had was so litte but " ARE YOU REALLY GOING TO QUIT ?" Order of Music Sunday. kidney trouble for years, and skeptical, timidly asked, rheumatism he could 1 crippled with To all such we to to we are to Processional "O, Mother Dear, Jeru-- He started inquiries simply had refer them the prices making salem" Materns not dress without help. and says: on Venite Dr. Boyce using Foley Kidney Pills, convince them. These are not on one or two catch articles, but our once, and fully prices Deum J. "I began to get better at Te Wiegand left me and I ENTIRE LINE of of merchandise we could find in the mar- Jubilate ... B. Teurs now all my trouble has the highest grade that do not feel that I ever had rheuma-- I Intreit, "Through the Night of Doubt" kets of the country. lines are broken already, but remember this sale tism. I rest well all night and tho' Many badly Banbridge 59 now do Gloria Tibi C. M. Garrett years old, can the work will last as as there is left. The sooner we close out the better it will Westinghouse of a man of 35 I would like long anything Offertory Solo "The Crucifix" ..Faure years. Miss Abrahamson. 68 Burroughs to be the means of others getting suit us benefit from Foley Kidney Pills." ING ARE A FEW ARTICLES THAT CAUGHT OUR EYE AS WE GLANCED DOWN THE COUNTER : Recessional, "O, Jesus, Thou Art Electric Lux Mundi The Westinghouse Refuse substitutes. For sale oy all Standing" & Co. has all the facili- SMITH. Mfg. druggists. APANESE KIMONAS. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. REV. LEONIDAS ties in the world for testing in to In a Kir made and finished. .$3.00. .$1.60 The biggest stock to pick from the state. Pay you lay the merits of every kind of Long grade finely values were 10c and 15c 5c Short K :s ;: dee Flannelette i 65c 35c year's supply at these prices, that 7c, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. machine. Linnen Torchons, 10, 121-- 2 and 15c grades 5c B. Z. Pastor. ' McColIough, It means for EMBROIDERY DRESS PATTERNS. Cotton 10, 15 and 25c 5 and 10c something Colonisi Hmir Clunles, grades Sunday school 9:45. Fred McBride, them to standardize on the Just fe S i jisette full widths six yards to the RIBBONS AT PRICES TO URGE YOU TO TAKE THE WHOLE LOT. superintendent. Tfy Burroughs. . - - . - $8, $11, $4.35, $6 were 2 for 5c to close at 10 5c hours 11 and r.io. iae Rates Baby ribbons that yards yards Preaching use the in made 71-- 10 and 15c 5c minister will speak at both They Burroughs 'V- ; AND VCSLE DRESS SKIRTS. Niagara high grade grades regular six different sizes, and in fjU Best wired hair ribbons 35c grades 2c services. Special niucic at both nours. Just. f ! best quality all wool Voile and Panamas, 3 m. Miss Jessie a dozen different styles. The Ki IA OneWay A FEW HIGH GRADE SWITCHES LEFT. Junior Endeavor p. i;? 5 Now $3, $6 Senior En-- 1 Burroughs long line includes 3 oz. 26 inches long high grade human hair values from $3.50 to $4, Carroll, superintendent. and Mid-wee- k adding listing machines, SECOND YOUNH NE.YS OVERCOATS. $2.10 jdeavor 6:45 p. m. prayers CLASS TICKETS, ' now one listing and non-listin- g calcu- $1-6- 7:45 p. m. "Ho, every i to Wednesday g b;. f to buy It now for you will need It in another Othen values that run from $2.75 $3.25 lating machines, visible-printin- ' come ye to the waters; xhbaum all Presto medium Third grade all fujly guaranteed best value ever shown $2, now.. 85c that thirsteth, machines 86 different TO CALIFORNIA pure wool, collar, and he that hath no money, yea come If!'! '. Mould keep you warm and snug ..$10, $5 ONE LONELY EDISON PHONOGRAPH. ' models in 492 combinations buy wine and milk without money ana two or minute records, reg- of features. . 50 to $950, iGGEST BARGAINS IN UMBRELLAS. The new machine playing either the four without will let it off for. $12.50 price." if de- . ' need but seldom can find. You can now two ular price at dealers $22.50, you carry with easy payments get sired. $30.00 joth ends of the line for what you been paying STANDARD COPYRIGHT BOOKS. ST. JOHN'S METHODIST. South-wort- h PORTLAND.ORE. AND L AC A dozen or so from well known authors such as Mrs. Holmes or school 9:45 a. m. Morning, Can you afford to ignore ' 25c Sunday the of THE NORTHWEST Silks best made at any price, $2.50 and $3. . . .$1.50 that originally sold for $1.50 to close at worship 11 a. m. Junior League 3 p. experience many big W.Ut) ; same set $7.50 Even- - concerns like the Westing- guaranteed make, $1.50, $2 $1 One Alcott regular price anywhere $12.50 m. Epworth League 6:45 p. m. ... 'j house? Let us show a best values ever known, 75c and $1 45c Little Colonel series, regular price $1.50..., $1.00 7:45 p. m. Sermons by: you ling worship will Dates of 25th to both morning and evening. machine that fit your sale, Sept. the pastor work like a tailored October 10th, 1912. Theme for the evening sermon: "The figure No or cost. Stop-over- s iV!i Arrival of Autura." Mid-wee- k prayer suit. obligation allowed. service 7:45 p. ni. Choir Remember the Low Summer Wednesday Burroughs Machine Co., ty practice Friday night at 7:30. Fourth Adding Tourist rates to California and re- quarterly conference Saturday night, W. H. LONd, Sales Manager. turn in effect until Sept 30th, 1912. i CO. September 28th at 7:45. You will find & P.O. Box El Paso, Texas. N.TOWNSEND ja welcome at St. John's. 702, Pastor. z9 JAMES M. SHIMER, H. S. LUTZ Santa Fe. N. M. i
mm. 4 - PAGE EIGHT, SANTA FT NEW MEXICAN Saturday, Sept. 21, 1912.
MAY CAPTURE quarantine of lepers forced an appeal GERMAN AVIATORS BOLD TRAIN ROBBERS. - to Dr. Blue, when the Valcane's pre- FALL TO DEATH. pared to send several of their children Pensacola, Fla., Sept. 21. Addition- - OFFICIAL- to the public schools. Freiburg, 21. Two "The Home of Groceries" al detectives arrived to aid mws. Saxony, Sept. here Quality today German military officers were killed In the investiagtlon of CLASS. Wednesday SPANISH while flying near here today. This theft of $55,000 from a shipment of! Mr. to. The attorney general's office, now The equalization board has adjourn- Antonio Lucero has pleasure makes the third double in between Pensa-- j fatality currency by express tnat New Mexco )s a. Btate, .continues ed to meet next of announce that he will commence a Europe within the month in cola and Ala. Thursday. Taking present Flomaton, to be the clearing house for queriei. testimony has the board all new class on MONDAY NEXT at 7:30 which members of of the First National occupied army flying corps Employes iTjurter a territorial form of government this week. No decisions have been sharp, and continue each Friday and were the victims. The machine, THE TOP NOTCH bank of which Fe Col- Pensacola, shipped the'tv attorney general was regarded by made. , ,. Monday at the Santa Business which was of the monoplane type, was money, and of the Southern Express n;any as the King Solomon who couH The capltol is being treated to some lege. being piloted Lieutenant . by Berger, company, are an examlna-- i furnish wisdom for and all com-tion- fine A limited number will be enrolled undergoing any mighty furniture and the eastern who was carrying Lieutenant Jung-lien- s ii. Some 'I and should made be- In Groceries ei of the correspondents tourists who visit the fine edifice, as arrangements be as a passenger in flight from It is anonunced an arrest may: fore that that whose mail finds its way into the at is their custom, will be surprised, no the hour of giving lessons, Chemnitz to Berlin. When passing be made within the next 24 hours. fix- books to secure torney genersil'8 letter basket, have a doubt, to se such office may be ordered and over this city the machine suddenly WE facetious germ which demands recog- tures. Santa Fe is several miles from enrollment. plunged from a high elevation to the nition. Just a day or two ago the at-- Broadway but the old city is quite pro- Worman's for beginners, 45c. ground. The airmen were i - .1 i instantly PILLS luruey general s eyes were giuuueut--j gressive. DeTonios book, $1.50, from all book- killed and the was smash' CHICHESTER S . monoplane by these lines from a New Mexico gen- Filadelfo Baca, assistant superin- stores. ed to bits. The cause of the accident I.sdU'.f AnW your Drupe Ul for Strive To Attain! riiH'UM.tcr'8 iiluninnU ISrandy tleman who wished some legal advico tendent of public instruction, has re- Exercise books, 5c, at the College. is not explained. ; I'M. in lUd and joll metallicS Koxes, wltft Ulna to hear from turned from a visit to Bring a saicl . KiNn. given verbally: "Hoping Cienega. pencil. Tnke no olhi-p- liiir of roup . IH's-TK- and if come rite Professor J. A. Wood will teach Krumil-t- lll. n : you you can't away, Already the offices of the canltol are OIAMONII A(IUIAMI PII.I.S. (or liS come at once and don't send steam semi-tropic- each and Thurs years known as hct, Sattst. Always Kelianlt anyono having that heat, .bookkeeping Tuesday ! if elce!" Assistant General Har- at 7:30. be As We Succeed Our Patrons Gain SOI I) RV RWIfifiKT flfPYWHFW Attorney luxuriance atmosphere. The radiators day Enrollments should FALL MILLINERY: ry Clancy has a collection of such mis- are ready to do a good season's work, secured at once and not leave it until When It Comes To Selling Things To Eat, sives but he is cautious in giving them after quite a vacation. class nights. out. MINE INSPECTOR NAMED. Shorthand, Typewriting, Spelling, LATEST IN GAME OFFICIALS BUSY. In and Price, We'll Not Be Beat ! Reese H. Beddow, of Lincoln county, Penmanship and other subjects every Quality THE PLAZA Game Warden de Baca and Chief has been appointed state mine inspec- night in the week, two nights being HATS, Deputy Otero are busy these days tor. The examination for state mine alloted to each student. No books to checking up receipts for game licen- inspectors was held last week and buy. No classes. Individual teaching. FEATHERS, ses. Those who have not spent some there were three applicants. The n Enroll early to find a seat. time in a warden's office are not about $2,500 annum. WALTER NORTON, -- game pays per ETC. AND de- J WASH iDAYS ALL DAYS Co. likely to understand the amount of jThe appointment was made by the gov-- President. Market I tail work required to keep the sports-- Santa Fe Business College. - men in the state provided with cards 1 100 BARS SUNNY M0N- Work for tne New Mexican. It is MISS A. foca of authority to hunt and kill. LEPROSY IS FOUND IN MUGLER, 1 Ld&C DAY $3.55 for for Santa Fe ' SOAP West Side of Plaza SCHOOL MATTERS. SPOKANE FAMILY. working you, and the nw state. SOUTHEAST CORNER PLaZA. Rupert F. Asplund of the department Spokane, Wash., 21 7 siNNY M0NDAY s0Ap tour Sept. Surgeon Bars .25 of education made a whirlwind General Rupert Blue of the public of outlying school districts yesterday health and marine hospital service, 4 - PACKAGES OF STARCH .25 with County School Superintendent has been asked to take steps to isolate ), John V. Conway, looking at the dance the family of Antonio Valcane, now halls which school directors had chang- living here, two members of which are 8 Bars diamond cn soap .25 ed into institutions of learning with said to be suffering from leprosy. Val- win-- i Have Added a Complete freshly painted walls, newly made cane, who was an Italian railroad la- dows and othef John is 2 Boxes F best BAfi blue,ng .05 improvements. borer, said to have acquired the dis- J Line of V. Conway is said to have waved the ease 18 months ago and his 11 year old magic wand which has caused all these son has exhibited symptoms of the Save 40 Cent di-- Per 8 lbS. ' 0F MEXICAN BEANS .25 changes changes which delight the i disease within the last few weeks. rectors, the parents and of course, The family has been partly isolated of Your Coal Bill 7 GROCERIES the children. "Good work," comment-- I by local physicians, but the fact that r ed Mr. Asplund. there is no law in this state for the ' It is now possible to announce that H. Che WILSON 4 To their Stock of Meats through the efforts, of Professor J. HEATER Phone F. ANDREWS Phone I Vaughan of the College of Agriculture with the celebrated Hot Give Us a Trial. and Mechanic Arts, secretary of the Bj I New Mexico branch of the American Down-Dra- ft is the only School Peace Dr. David Starr eater League, See whLh burns alj Jordan,, president of the Leland Stan actually Q ford University and one of the fore- - fuel pat into it. Bkst moBt advocates of peace in the world, Theot Down-Dra- ft create will be present at Albuquerque on the pe rfect S . evening of November 6th. His subject comDustion ana he fumes SPITZ, War." Per- -- will be "The Fight Against , the' association has never had a which rise fromthi f ordi haps i k THE more prominent lecturer and educator 99 narny THE JEWELER. no in the escaping urburned in than Dr. Jordan ad teacher otner art state can afford to miss hearing him. "Ad stoves, H E ADQUATERS FOR NOTES. sumed and turned into heat in tne Wilson. PLAZA MARKET CO. Captain Fred Fornofl" of the New Mounted is It has been ascertained that tfv HIGH-GRAD- E Mexico Police expected fume HAVE YOUR WATCH back from Estancia in a day or two. To-da- y which arise from the fuel constitutes 40 CLEANED OCCASIONALLY per cent ot the entire heating tower Qf WATCH will 13.,., nnA .. A run without Watches uiu a w:i.1 1 U3U11 auu r JT oil or than 10 iuu, uujr ggf all cleaning longer NOW IS THE TIME you arc iui any other piece of machin- inc ncai paying ery but it needs both occasion- and K Fe , ally. CRAB APPLES, APklCOTS, PLUMS, APPLES.as1 Santa Hardware f If you will consider that the rim of and Supply Co. the balance wheel travels over fifteen Clocks. Flowers all the time. Finest SweetJPeas In the Southwest miles a will 3. day, you not grudge your watch' a Epcck of oil anil a Page cleaning 44 THE CLARENDON GARDEN hice a year. It will increase the Time Pieces That Are li'e and accuracy of your watcb. Phone Black 12. R. V- - BOYLE, Mgr. Leave your watch with 'us to-U- Reliable." DOWN TOWN STAND, BUTT BROS,' DRUG STOKE. THE MTE HOUSE. To)Tff ST03RE FALL SHOWING i I FALL S SATURDAY AND OVERCOATS Exhibiting the New Fall for Women Styles m-VjS- Tl r TfF CLOTHES lit A FASHION SHOW OF FASCINATING have any influence 11 INTEREST TO WHICH ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED in the world's opinion of a man, and they certainly have, the Mm Ywvft V is with we rlrl genuine pleasure that man we Suit Fall in IT welcome you to see the new this will bask styles this Fall. For many the sunlight of public esteem. Our months we have been selecting, buy- ing and preparing for this event, and Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes it is with a feeling of pardonable pride the at awsk you to view the result. are fashionable for critical eyes, Ot? New Fall Coats and Suits and they are tailored for critical E tastes by master hands. The FALL CHOICE AND S3-AR- CHARMING" CORRECT MODELS are ready for inspection or a choosing "We m Showing Styles that Embrace the Originality of Parisian Models OUR OVERCOAT STOCK ( V with the Ingenuity and Workmanship of the American is the pride of our store, and every Man's Overcoat is Tailors' Suits, $12.50 to $40. Coats $10 to $75 here. We mean by that, no matter what a man's Over- coat liking may be, there's a coat here that will fit hik to T. 1096 discount on Suits and mind a i( Coats Saturday only SALMON HART SCHAFFNER & MRX. I 1 3T s.i' '1 r -