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89. VEGAS VOL. XXXIV. NO. LAS DA,ILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1913. CITY EDITION

as eff- gards it a duty ta assemble a WILSON IS POLITE. FIREMEN SAVE J.IVES. naval force at N. J 22-- icient military and COURT A Princeton, Feb. 22. The next Kansas City, Feb. A cat and liFTTINIi FOKIES most embark- INDIANS WITNESS SALARY BILL I the convenient point of MRS president of the United States gave her- five new born kittens were the ation if next ad- on a io be available the up his seat train, today o a wo only things saved from the plant of it." ministration wisnes io use man who was standing! in the aisle, the Kansas City, Kansas, Hardwood SIR. regi-nieli- RIGHT TO SUE TO READY FOR Supplementing the infantry She was not near him, at that, but TRIBUTE flooring company, which burned PASSED BY there wnl be attached to the at the other end of the car when he today with a loss of $30,000. expeditionary force a company of en- spied her, arose, bowed and beck- The cat, dripping with water and or WILSON gineers from either tne Second WHITE STAR oned for her to taKe me seat he had REDMEN carrying a kitten in her mouth, ap SENATE T of hird battalion, in the discretion vacated. She smiled, thanked him peared at the front door, laid the No. . General Carter;, field hospital and took it. kitten at the feet of the watchman, 3, No. 3 and Governor Wilson THE TAFT GOVERNMENT ORDERS and ambulance company RELATIVES OF THOSE WHO PER made the trip CHIEFTAINS ARE PRESENT AT lra Cass, and started hack. Cass MEASURE IS PRACTICALLY IDEN- sta-toiue- V Company, signal corps, all now ON CAN here from New York ou an accom- NA- picked up the TROOPS TO BE READY TO ISHED THE TITANIC BEGINNING OF WORK ON mother and its offering TICAL WITH THAT WHICH at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. modation train. A holiday . crowd and toid Fire Captain Robert Maher MOVE PUICKLY CLAIM DAMAGES TIONAL MEMORIAL PASSED THE HOUSE. A sufficient artillery force has al- was aboard .and he stood1 for nearly that its nest was in a corner near ' the ready been, attached to the, brigade an hour unti'J the train reached Kah-wa- wall. , in the Fourth field artillery (mount He was hardly settled down in Maher cut hole EMERGENCIES PREPARED FOR MODIFIES AN INJUNCTION MONUMENTTOVANISHING RACE a in, the board wall GOVERNOR EXPECTED TO VETO ed) stationed at Fort D, A.. Russell, his seat when he saw the woman with an axe, took out the four blintf Wyoming. The orders should bring standing an promptly surrendered kittens and then went on fighting SOME TIME AGO STEAMSHIP COM- BIG STATUE OF ABORIGINE WILL IF TROUBLE WITH MEXICO the Fifth brigade, assembled at Gal- it. i the flames. HOWEVER, THERE ARE FEW PEO- BREAKS OUT NEW PRESIDENT veston, up to an effective strength PANY PUT BLOCK IN THE STAND ON STATE N ISLAND PLE WHO RE ABLE TO TELL of about 3,50 i men. The troops will OF LITIGATION FACING THE SEA MURDERED A CAN ACT PROMPTLY WHEELS FRISCO GETS WATER. BABY. WHAT HE WILL DO. be temporarily stationed at Fort Santa Fe, N. Feb. 22. The Washington, Feb! 22. San Fran M, Crockett on Galveston island and the body of an infant was found in tne cisco's protracted fight for the use RUMORS OF MORE WARFARE supply depot will be established at CLAIMS TOTAL $10,000,000 SPEECHES ARE ALL ELOQUENT Santa Fe river here DOVEOF "SMILING" of the Hetch-ketch- valley as a res- iae yesterday PEACEjS Texas City. afternoon and is now at the morgue. ervoir site was won by the city to- The general staff estimates that A cursory examination leads to the SEVERAL STATES IN SISTER RE- DECISION HOLDS THAT ALL AC- day as far as the army advisory PRESIDENT TAFT MAKES OPEN- IN THE LOWER BRANCH EVERY- the Twenty-eight- h the most belief the infantry, on which that baby was several days ACKNOWL-EDG- E TIONS MUST BE FILED BE- board, Secretary Fisher's ING ADDRESS AND CHIEFS PUBLIC REFUSE TO remote from Galveston, stationed at old when thrown into river and BODY BOOSTS HIS COLLEA- decision will be based, is concerned the HUERTA Fort Snelling, near St. Pain, Minn., FORE APRIL 15 SPEAK IN REPLY that death was due to An GUE'S LEGISLATION. The board declared the Hetch-Hetch- y crowning. should arrive by Wednesday. inquest has been ordered to ascer- project is $20,000,000 cheaper than New Mexico Soldiers to Go. e the Feb. 22. Consular New York, Feb. 22. The United - New VorK, Feb. 22. Twenty-nin- tain cause of death. Officers ttre Washington, any other feasible project for fur- j Santa Fe, N. M., Feb. 22. The big- As as a rule, "annot ac - an indicate a more infantry, States circuit court of today wat-- lull blooded Indian chiefs from west- making investigation ' work in reports today general - appeals nishing an adequate supply of j gest day's the history of the complish much without cava'ry sup- i in bedecked in re- - acceptance of the new order of! handed down a decision which permits er to be had. reservations, the present legislature was accomplished u ib 10 ue coin-read- y things in Mexico. port, tne present pom., reIatives o Titanic victims to galia of their rank, marched stolidly yesterday and indications now are for eventualities s .o he pur- - At Vera Cruz where serious resist- mfmce the up the hill at Fort Wadsworth, Staten GRAFT HONEY that after few , imnieiliateIy against LOST a more scraps in the sued to a logical-conclusion- today ance was threatened. Consul Canada feamship company for full damage3. Island, today with their "great white house and a caucus or two in the sen- - was to to STGIi DID IMMENSE have' order given General carter & for ,aw. father" President members I reports the military authorities The decisioa ig vlctory the Taft, and j ate it will be possible to wind up the-- asseniuie at iaivesiou uie neconu acquiesced and will work with the yers representing the death claimants, of his official family. At the crest of SPECOIiTIG session with every needed of division, commanded by iirig. piece new administration. The consul at cavalry who were opposed by the steamship DAf.IAGr.IN CHICAGO the hill, the highest point on the legislation adier General Tasker H. Bliss. This accomplished. Mazatlau reports recognition of the company's attorneys in the hearings a Atlantic coast between New York and The big job in the senate was is composed of the Fourth and Ninin tie provisional government and General few days ago. RE- Florida, they formed a silent group as POLICE passage by the vote of 20 to ot The are scattered RECENT FALL OF SLEET IS CAPTAIN SWEENEY DID 4, cavalry. troops the a spade-ful- l Huerta by the state of Sinaloa, which The ruling of the court modified PORTED TO HAVE CAUSED president upturned of NOT CARE WELL FOR HIS the finance committee salary bill, through Texas and New Mexwi also had shown signs of resistance. an injunction issued some months LOSS OF earth, breaking ground for the nation- which, with a tew amendments, is to Move. agj $1,000,000. FUNDS The same is true of the state of Troops Ready by the admiralty court preventing al American Memorial, a bronze Identical with the measure as passed The Fifth brigade, Second division of an Indian will Nuevo Leon. claimants from bringing suits within Feb. 22. caused statue warrior, which New York, Feb. 22. which by the house. The only amendment of the reorganized army, consisting Chicago, Damage Money, But most Important ot all is the the year allowed by law. In order the sleet storm which this tower 1G5 feet above the highest ele- it is Police Dennis adopted which affects first class of four infantry regiments, command- by gripped alleged, Captain reported declaration of Governor to bring the matter to an issue A. L for hours was esti vation around New York harbor, a who is counties was one out the f 30o ed General F. A. Smith, ctiy thirty today Sweeney, under indictment, cutting Sal-till- o by Brigadier tribute to a race. allowance Carranza that local opposition in Brougham, a New York lawyer, rep- mated at $l,0uU,0O. Although the vanishing took for police protection In his Har to sheriffs for horse hire. has been ordered to Galveston, Tex., na- has been abandoned and that he resenting 200 claimants, violated the fall of rain and sleet stopped1 The guns of the fort roared a lem was to The salaries of school superintend- to be in readiness to embark for for- early precinct, turned specula- will act in accordance with the new and was declared in still is isolated from tional salute of 21 guns at the mo- in to ents in the fifth class counties are service. injunction, today, the city tion stocks, according evidence The only eign the issue ment the president placed his foot on cut. provisional government offi- contempt, thereby bringing the outside world, as practically ail which District Attorney Charles S. in There is no present purpose, the As he sign of discord reported today is promptly to the attention of the high- telegraph wires are down and it will spade. stepped back, Chief Whitman said today had come into his Bernalillo county's hoodoo was on cials say, of dispatching, the troops Hollow Bear the outlying district of Acapulco. er court be 24 hours before repairs can be Horn of the Yankton Sioux possession. It was allesred that two the job and Senator Earth as usual from Galveston to Mexico. Today's - Government troops from the Acos-t- a Today's decision opens the way for made! came forward from the group and up- and active accounts In seized the opportunity of making an order is simply one of the steps tas-e- n large Sweeney's Grande region, however, have been the immediate "bringing of suits by turned a second bit of. earth with the name were In ass of himself. The senator was ut- - for found yesterday stock to have the troops ready any of a buffalo. the to. concentrated there. relatives or heirs of every one of the Michigan is Storm Swept' thighbone That done, brokerage houses on Wall street. terly opposed the bill and wanteri emergency. In fact, it Is intimated ad" to There is some doubt as to the atti- 1,600 or more last on the 22.-- One rePlied wi,h a sneech to an was have it amended so that his home is to pro- persons Detroit, Mich, Feb. of thejchief It said that the brokers wou!J tude of the of Cananea and that one of the purposes u would be in second class. people ship. The aggregate of these suits is most severe storms of the winter isu,TOH " itiueiu. as uunow be subpoenaed before the grand ju:.v county the vide President Wilson with the prop- voice The senate that of the troops at Agua Prieta. expected to exceed $10,000,000. All over all ofj.Hom Bear's died the next to furnish .vidence re- did not seem impressed-wit- er facilities to carry out any plan raging today practically early week There is a report of rebel activity suits, however must be commenced be western At blar9 and stnPes 'e"e run P a Ereat the argument, and no one took he have in regard- northern and Michigan. garding these accounts. It is said that near San Luis Potosi and a demand may contemplation of nearby- to the of the trouble to reply to the oratory of but the fore April 15, a year after the date Petoskey the worst blizzard of the0a Ple rythm in the main Sweeney had been a of surrender nothi- ing the Mexican situation, dian the senator from of that town, but the disaster. is nrevailine fears are ex-- i folksongs, sung by the chieftains. 'in Bernalillo. During: movement, of course, does not com- and heavy loser his speculations. ng- to indicate what rebels these are, the of fishermen When it reached the top, the band the course of his remarks Senator mit him in way to a policy of pressed for safety Train service is stii! irregular any broke out with the "Star Spangled Barth took occasion to reprimand forcible intervention. who left yesterday for the fishing Mexico, the capi- Banner." a young throughout though IMMIGRATION OFFICIAL grounds on Little Traverse Bay. They A quite severely newspaper American Writers in Trouble man tal is in communication with Vera is The gathering of the Indians marked from Albuquerque. The scribe, On the of have not returned and it thought Cruz. strength representations the last time that so many according to the senator, had made received they are either lost or in the ice have perhaps, Consul General Shanklin at Mexi- made in numerous telegrams GETS INTO TROUBLE native chiefs will assemble insolent remarks directed toward hint perished. Railroad traffic is seriously in the co from the southwest, Senator Ashurst FOR OLD MYSTERY even City reports the Heyser family, snow. east. Most of them are between 75 and had threatened to "pan" of Arizona made an urgent ap ly delayed by the deep Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Mills, Mr. today and 80 years old. Some of them the portly senator in his paper. The to inter- AC- and Mrs. Whitney J. Rider, the Julio peal to the state department GENERAL COMMISSIONER IS these crowning outrage, according to the - fought against Custer, among' - vene in Mexico to the extent of maK- CUSED OF HAVING ACCEPTED TWIGG AND HIS BETHROTHED Llmantour family and the Mendiza- ADDITIONAL CANAL WORK. being Chief Hollow Horn Bear, who senator, was that the reporter ia an effort to the execution TRANSPORTATION. SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN bel family are safe and well. ing prevent Panama, Feb. 22. It is estimated stands six feet four Inches tall, and question had' asked the senator con- an Ameri- The regiments affected by this of John Kenneth Turner, that recent slides in the Culebra cut Chief more than KILLED BY GAS cerning the political significance of can man, taken into cus- Washington, Fab. 22. beeretary will cause an sen- new order are the Fourth infantry, newspaper of the Panama canal 70 years old, tall, straight as a pine certain measures pending in the the Huerta charg- Nagel has made a report to Presi- Feb. 22. The de- Fort Crook, Neb., and r'prt Snelling, tody by government additional excavation of five and a tree and one ofthe finest specimens Cumberland, Md., ate. The senator concluded by Leavn-worth- ; ed with stirring' up disession and dent Taft on the official conduct of of of the death of Charles Minn.; the Seventh at Fort half million cubic yards earth. The of the Indians alive today. mystery Twgig manding the protection of the senate of Madero. Daniel J. of commis- Grace room the Nineteenth at Fort Leav- being an active partisan Keefe, Detroit, total excavation of the canal is now was chief of and Elosser in a of the against further attacKS by the press. sioner of and Elosser home on De- enworth, Fort Meade, S. D., and Fort general immigration, estimated at 218,000,000 cubic yards, the Custer scouts.1 Others were Chief the last day of The lieutenant governor was visibly ibf Twenty-eight- h in- Vera Cruz is Loyal has recommended that Keefe's resig- which cubic has cember, 1910, which was the eve of Sill, Okla., and the 190,000,000 yards Two Moons aged SO, nearly blind and impressed with the remarks of the Mexico Feb. 22. The reported nation be demanded. the marriage- - of the re- fantry at Fort Snelling. City, been completed. almost hidden by feathers, bespeaking proposed couple, gentleman from lternalillo and movement to the new federal admin- The report alleges the head of the is believed to have ueen solved. Mrs. These troops will be in antagonism his prowess; and Pretty Voice Eagle quested that the audience keep silent a istration on the of officials service has accepted Marshall Willison her within a few hours, as nearly week part immigration of the Sioux, 70 odd, who carries in and sister, Mrs. while the orator and the lieutenant of Vera Cruz was free for himself and WATERBURY REGAINS TITLE. ago the division commander, Major the state disposed transportation his 21 bullets in 70 Pearl Mangold, the preseni occupa its really said orator was addressing be- New York, Feb. 22. Lawrence body picked fights General was instructed to of this morning at a conference family from railroads and steamships. of the house in which the Twigg-Elos-se- r Carter, won and skirmishes with government the senate. - were Waterbury, of New York, who have them placed in position for im- j tween Enrique Copeda, governor of These alleged acts considered tragedy occured two years ago, The vote on Mr. Barth 's propositions the national amateur raquet cham-pionishi- p troops and neighboring tribes. j t nd the civil and Nagel as sufficiently were overcome in- - mediate foreign service. the federal district, by Secretary A witnessed yesterday by carbon to put Bernalillo the second class to tile seven years ago, regained distinguished gathering Troops will Move Quickly. military authorities. serious to be called president's monoxide gas. The two women were resulted as follows: the title when he defeated the memorial exercises. The plan had All railroad facill-- j attention because the commissioner today rescued a who rushed n Ev- transportation its inception several years ago. The by neighbor, Ayes Aildredge, Barth, Doepp, of of Harold F. McCormick of Chicago in ties have been wagons Rumors Discontent general immigration necessarily au-- and dragged them to the po i sir ans, Hinkle, McCoy, Walto arranged; annual cham- monument is being erected under Mabry, Feb. 22.- - deals with railroads and the final match of the have been .provided; the soldiers Mexico City, Acceptance officially from a commit- where they were resuscitated. immi- tournament at the Kacquet thority conaress, by ' have tneir haversacks, rolled of the new administration in Mexico steamships in connection with pionship The theory of "kisses was Nays packed 15-1- tee of which Rodman Wanamaker is poisoned Abeytia, Bowman, Hunts, cases. and Tennis club. Scores: their tents and blankets and are is not so general as was at first gration one of the several theories o. ;,.ncod Clark, Crampton, Gallegos, Hartt, 13-- 15-1- the head. ready tfi entrain within an hour after thought. To the states of Coahulla, President Taft said in his address: at the lime of Hie double tragedy, but Holt, Ilfeld. Laughren Miera, Navar-- they have received the order. It is Sonera and Yucatan, which from the ASKS FOR PRAYERS. "For two centuries the North Mrs, Louisa E. Elosser, raoMvr of the ro, page, Pankey, Romero, Sulzer some of the of Frairfisi o dead mon- calculated that troops moment of the overthrow Kansas City, Fob. 22. An epitaph American Indians had a right to be girl, believed it was car'iou 16. arrive in Galveston were not in ac- oxide will begin to by Madero declared they In Latin and instructions for, his fun- treated, not as a relic of irehistorlc gas that killed the two. The The vote on the final passage jf must tomorrow night or Monday mornmg cord with the new conditions, eral and burial were found today TODAY IN CONGRESS. man, but as an force with case of the two women yesterday is the bill resulted as follows: be existing the entire should now added of the state of in-- as sub- - and brigade, he part among papers ltt by Bishop John ,ro!.i and tniir.P.iiaio m.,1 direct ! regarded by the authorities Ayes Abeytia, Bowman, Burns, on the Serrnmlo Indians ready to embark if necessary Oaxaca, where lite Joseph llogitn, of the Catholic diocese fluence upon the settlement and tie-- , stantiating her belief. Clark, Crampton, Gallegos, Hartt, Sumner Mot army transports Kllpatrick, have refused to recognize the govern- of western Missouri, who died hea'o Washington, Feb. 22 Senate: velonment of this country bv the In tne old Elosser home pieces of Holt, Ufe'id, iAUghren. Miera, Navar- - arrival of and McClellan upon the ment ot Provisional President Huerta, yesterday. It was the bishop's wish at 11 a. m. white race." biickhad beeu placed In the. chimney ro, Page, Pankey, Romero, ar.i gvil thoso vessels at Galveston. The of is so alarmed Washing- - governor Oaxaca that no flowers bo used at the fun- Senator linuidegee read In his reply the Indian chief aivi to lessen the draft. An accumulation zer, republicans, and Aildredge, llin- Await Action On Madero Case. In the by the disturbed conditions eral and that the funeral be not "con. ton's farewell address. he and his companions considered - soot naa later completely closed the kle, Doepp and Walton, democrt tu. A execution of Madero, state asked for nppro-P'iatio- Ma-bry- , summary capital that he has ducted through thronged thorough- Took up river and harbor themselves from this day forward aperture and the gas had overcom NaysBarth, Evans and aa presi- - regarded the constitutional from Mexico City, fares, but rather through the least bill. citizens of the United States.. the two women. democrats, and McCoy, republican. of constitution- dent Mexico, and his Between the federal capital and (he frequented streets of tne city." Agreed to vote Tuesday on house The hill now goes to the housa without rocess of al advisors, duep port of Vera Cruz, also, conditions are The directions and epitaph are in bill to create department of labor, j TAFT'S LAST SPEECH. SUFFRAGETTES STILL MARCH. where it is likely that the amend- law oe as might possibly Interpreted very uncertain. Bodies of federal a letter addressed to Bishop Thomas Eulogies were delivered on late; New York, Feb. 22. President Havre da Crace, Md., Feb. 22. Af- ments will bo concurred In without, the absence of proper of Ut-tl- o demonstrating troops have been sent to the cities F.'Lillls, The Senator Rayner of Maryland anil late Tuft is spending Washington's Birth- ter a good night's rost ncro the delay and the bill pent to 1h- - gover- ex-- coadjutor suggested in Mexico and of the Is- government Jalapa and Orizaba in the sjnte of epitaph, translated, read: Representatives Utter of Rhodo day in New York, making what ore band of suffrage piIgTims marched nor. - ' Jstence of a stato of anar- j practical Vera Cruz to maintain the balance of "Herein are buried the ashes of hinds and Wedcnuiycr of Michigan. probably his last public appearances out of Havre de Grace with fur ranks There are men here who do not to some of admin-- 1 chy, according the power. John first of MncVcagh in resKinse to outside of Washington before retire- - this morning for Eclairo, Md., 14 hesitate to declare the was Joseph Hogan, bishop Secretary that governor istration officials. However, it The Indians in the state of Oaxaca He y miles where wa3 Kansas City. Born in the year 1S29. Peindexter resolution, sent explnnn-- j went from the presidency. distant, it planned win promptly veto the measure in t stated that there positively today have gone on the warpath from per- for him." jtion of authority for issuing order re-- ; rived from Washington shortly after to stay tonight. form, but it said for was no present Intention of utilizing maybe sonal motives. Felix Diaz is a native quiring deposit of customs receipts in 7 o'clock this morning and before The hikerg seemed eager for the certain that the governor haa mad the armed forces of the United ' ' of that state and the Indians declare national banks. the city was astir he and his party day's tramp jid were cteered by the no such declaration and it is almost States to back up the attitude of j broth-Ne- that inasmuch as he has not been THE TRAINING bEASON. House: Met at 10:30 a. m. were driven to the home of his knowledge that they had a good road ccxtala that the wiil j equally governor President Taft's administration, but j j made president of the republic, if it York, Feb. 22. Ten of the Washington's farewell address read, er, Henry W. Taft, for breakfast. before them in conrras to the mud make no announcement upon tho sub- it will be left to President Woodrow i3 necessary to appoint a provisional .New York American league club, HeMeWed economy fight on the navy Mrs. Taft and ber sister, Mrs. Thorn- through which they plowed yester- ject until the lni roaches iiiia in tlso Wilson and his secretary of state to - president, Fidencio Hernandez, anoth- players sailed today for Bermuda. bill. as Laughlin, accompanied the presi- day. A brief Elop was to bo made regular course. When Governor determine what shaft be done. Mean-- v The rest of the squad will leave Baltimore exporters befoie shipping dent, as did Major Rhoade3, t!s aids, at Chure.hvi!i9. Mbout m'.tlwar ha. lille 'b" on I twins administration re on i Conttniied Page Four) March i. trmt investigating committee. and Charles D. Hilles, his secretary. tween here and Belaire, for 'runchocn. XCoEt5rms3 on rpr? Four) TWO LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1913.

prelates at the mass, and wilt alone is advocated by a clergyman in that will Tha Of ' DIOCESE IS bear the crozier. His eminence city. Jsy MOVING PICTURES 0 be seated on a small platform Tin number of men in trading ves- Kothcrhosd with cloth of gold, as will a!- - sels ;a April, 1911, from whom seamen Ccmmg ST Z-- uL Aimarez of Sevi:.e. VI. J. and Blockers of the S-v- y re- ii ld Cardinal U Natural d) Royal A Wonderful Remedy That FOR IN 10 CELEBRATE head of the diocese has relinquished serves can be recruited, was tuuritei: Aid and Relieve the Tenuon. USE and a in the throne to Cardinal Farjey thousand the sailor's department Mother's Friend, a tamous external rem- 1 able to is but a month ahead of and it is time to serious consi- special throne has been erected fol and six thousand in the engineers' de- edy, is the only one known that tit, give Cfach all the different parts Involved. It ANNIVERSARY the Spanish prelate. The cardinals partment ClnCH deration to your Spring Costume. We are prepared to assist ycu and archbishops will be attended by Efforts to obtain the passage of a r in your selections and are an excellent of the deacons of honor. law providing for an eight-hou- day showing: variety ROMAN CATHOLIC PRELATES Following the pontifical high mass for all engineers in the state of Wash MINISTER SAYS THEY WILL BE- FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD there will be other impressive relig- ington will be made at the present COME POTENT INFLUENCES GOOD. LATEST SPRING STYLES IN GATHER IN PORTO RICO. ious services during the week, but session of, the state legislature by FOR the greater portion of the program members of the International Union Rev. V. H. SUITS, COATS. DRESSES, SKIRTS will be devoted to exercises lur-mu- Recently the Jones, San Juan, Porto Rico, . Feb. 22. literary of Steam Engineers. is a penetrating application aiier iu I fainllv dmaor. and lubri- of church ol and to various functions to be given and Minnesota of a noted pastor the First Reformed Princes the church, archbishops, Maryland, Arizona Uhbub or tendon WAISTS, DRESS GOODS of cate! every muscle, nerve, of L. I., after and SILKS bishops, monsignori, by under the auspices the religious laws last year modeled on the affected. It goes directly to the strained Valley Stream, seeing dignitaries passed relieves all and educational con- was portion and gently but surely a moving picture based on the story the score and hundreds of are organizations uniform child labor law, which ready-to-wea- priests tendency to aoreneitg or Birain. All r in exclusive with church Porto Rico. be no no of immortal "Pilgrim's garments styles. in San Juan to tike in the nected the in drawn up by the national child labor By its use there will pain, Bunyan's ready part daily of laceration week's hun- Archbishop Blenk of New Orleans, distroiia, no nusea, no dancer Progress," returned to his congrega- celebration ef the four committee and unanimously adopted or otuer accident, and the period will be one who won wide handed In his and vVe are also showing a beautiful line of Shoes. dredth anniversary of the creation popularity here during by the American Bar association at of supreme comfort and joyful anticipation. tion, resignation Spring all women limber's Friend la o served as To voung said: of the Roman Catholic diocese of Por-t- the several years that he its annual meeting last AugusL influences, one of the greatest ol ail helpful was COME I AND SEE THE NEW STYLES Rico. The diocese is the oldest in bishop of Porto Rico, has met with of Chi- lor it robs childbirth of all Its agonies and "I realized that I wasting my The organized working girls and dread, a most enthusiastic welcome on his one dangers, dispels all the doubt time, for I had before me living char- the Americas and was erected by cago have pledged themselves for all sense of fear, and thus enables the mind with Cardinal and the test event in a acters whose actions as unfold- Pope Julius II in 1511. return and, Farley week to forego pie, picture shows, and body to await grin they the other American prelates, woman's life with untrammeled gladness. ed their sublime story were far more Bishop Alfonso Manso, the first visiting candy, carfare, ice cream sodas, Mother's Friend is a most cherished Is ot X in to tne new world, ar- is the recipient of many attentions. as the re- remedy In thousands of homes, and potent than anything could say Store bishop reach dances. The money saved merit and value as to make It Laa VeaLGidin On next of auch peculiar the pulpit. A subject, thus rived in Porto Rico in. 1513. He died Monday the archbishop sult of this seven abstinence is essentially one to be recommended by all religious days' in 1539 his was buried in New Orleans is to officiate at a spe- to be women. tactfully and reverently treated, in and body to go to an organization fund Yon will find it on sale at all drug stores when the bod" of Ponce opinion, will be more to advance the cathedral in San Juan, where the cial service, extended in organizing the 125,0000 at $100 a bottle, or the drurcint will gladly my it for vou If you Insist upon it. Moth of to the of Porto get Brad-fiel- the cause and uplift bodies of many of the bishops de Leon, first governor women of the d religion Son fifty Chicago. er'a Friend Is only by S.$0$enffltz$ working prepared 6 of the diocese have been deposited. Rico and remembered by every Regulator Co., 13T Lamar BIdg., At- humanity than a thousand eloquent Statistics show that the average send by mail, Established 1862 American for his reputed lanta, Ga., who will you preachers ever can hope to accom- South SidoPka This cathedral marks the site of the schoolboy production for each man employed in sealed, a very instructive hook to expectant of the fabled fountain of youth, mothers. Write for it plish by their oratory." mother church in the Americas. quest coal mining in 1911 was 524 tons in wili In a in an elabo- Gave Exhibitiors Himself. While much of the present building be placed crypt the anthracite mines-- an exception- rate monument that has been erected The clergyman then procured a, is modern parts of it date back to large tonnage and 738 tons in the exception of Evansville, which In his ally motion machine, ently mentioned for a place in the the very beginning of the seven- in the cathedral memory. the bituminous mines. The average has been given the South Bend fran- picture projecting proceeded to Freeport and gave an vVilson cabinet, was born in Germany teenth century. daily production for each man em- chise, all of the clubs are practically 1 ' exhibition at which, it is declared, ev- $ ol yeais ago. As a child he accom- The final .details of the program was 2.13 short tons in the hard ready to start the season. The man Politics and ployed member from church In the panied his parents to America and for the four hundredth 0 $ 3.50 soft in are Burke, ery every anniversary I coal mines and tons in the agers charge Jimmy I town was present. The peculiar phe- was educated in the public schools of celebration were completed today. WORLD NOTES. coal mines. Fort Wayne; Johnny Nee, Dayton: Polit icia ns tf LABOR in so of New York and the of New-Yor- - nomenon large a gathering at College tha celebration is to be conducted I Ed F. An- The, In his annual report to the Smith, Grand Rapids; J. C f churchgoers to hear a pastor was ity of New York. on a scale of great pomp and mag- legislature the superintendent edson, Terre Haute, and Joe Stanley It is said that President Wilson's that none fell asleep. Governor Brown of Georgie has ap- nificence. The Roman Catholic of that the net earnings Springfield. The tentative schedule iuaugural message will be one of the prisons says to be- church in old world as well as The approximate number or wage 140 That the motion picture is pointed Senator liacon to serve as the of the prison industries for the year provides for a season of games, shortest on record. new will The earners hi Canada is estimated at come one of ihe most powerful agen- Tinted States senator for the period the be represented. weret $192,280, an increase over the opening April 2.! and closing Septem- Judge W. W. Graves, of the Mis- cies ever employed in the work of between March 4 and the time of Sen- church in Spain has sent as ner rep- 1,237,000. of $55,335. The total ber 7. souri supreme court, ismentioned as me- previous year resentative Cardinal of Se- Forty-si- states have enacted the church is the conclusion reached ator Bacon's formal by the Aimarez shipments since the institution of the a possible successor to William J. ville. has chanics' lien laws to protect workers' by many of the prominent leaders in legislature next June. Mr. Bacon'a From the United States industrial department in 1897, have Stone in the United States senate. religion and social uplight in Amer- present term expires March 4, but he come a highly distinguished delega- wages. amounted to $10,548,401, the total earn Racine, Wis., will hold a special tion of headed Cardinal at Springfield, O., will IN ica. was nominated for another term 'u. prelates, by Carpenters ings of the same period aggregating THE TRAINING CAMPS. election on April 1 to decide whether of New York and for an increase of 5 cents an hour, "Each day," said Thomas A. Edi- the democratic primaries in Farley Archbishop ask $1,704,217. Kansas City Star. the city shall adopt the commission Georgia 1. son, in a recent conversation about last fall. Blenk of New Orleans. Others in to take effect May plan of government of 14 fixed as the date the use of cinematography in the William R. the party include Bishop Gunn April has been Friends of B. Webb, recently sworu in "I want to in a Congressman Frank of of a strike j CENTRAL LEAGUE MEETING public Bchools, put as Tennessee's United Natchez, Miss., and Bishop Norris for the declaration general The Veteran Pitcher. Willis understand that he intend? to States senator Rock. Pernada of in the national council of Ind., Feb. 22. Presi little drama a short one showing to succeed Newell is a con- Uttle Archbishop Belgium by Indianapolis, The veteran pitcher takes his time, enter the race for the republican nom- Sanders, of Ha- Heilbronner and all of some simple story that will interest federate veteran. serv- Santiago and Bishop Estrada workingmen's organizations. dent nearly Though he never ws known to ination for of Ohio army While will teach governor next year., vana at the head of a Cij-'a- r Makers' International union the club owners of the Central league the children and a moral; in the Fifteenth North are large party shirk; Permanent hear uarters of the re- ing Carolina the of benefits to its are on hand in of the something where the good boy gets he was wounded of Cuban churchmen here for Hads in payments anticipation But he knows how to bring his sal- in of James infantry three times tomorrow. The rewarded and the bad one punished1." publican party, charge celebration. From Mexico and from members, with $251,077.41 in death Ipnani. meeting here ary wing B. in the battle of Malvern Hill. During In Books. Raynolds, secretary of the national the various countries of Central and benefits and $201,296.03 in sick ben- meeting will adopt a playing schedule Into tune work. Such Things Won't Do the greater of the time since for the season's committee, will be opened in Wash- part the South America aiso have come dis- efits. and dispose of other business prelim- This sort of thing treated in ? book close of the war Professor Webb has would or irritate the ington about April 1. tinguished representatives of the The coniensation commission, cre- inary to the beginning of the training He nurses his arm with the tenderest simply disgust been engaged In conducting a private when he sees the That woman suffrage will be in ef- church to take part in the commem- sted by the last general assembly of season. The rearrangement of the care, average boy; but school at Culleoka, Tenn., where Wil- on fect all over the United States by 1920 oration exercises. Missouri, has, after nearly two years, circuit consequent upon the breaking And he wouldn't cut loose a actual deed and rewarding going liam McCombs, chairman of the dem- for is the prophecy of Dr. Anna Howard b before his effect is Cardinal will be the central completed th draft of a bill which It up of the organization of last farm; very eyes, the ocratic' national committee, and the Farley im- Shaw, president of the National Equal will recommend to the season has imposed a difficult task But he lobs different; he cannot escape the late W. figure at the celebration of the high legislature. up the pill quite gently Suffrage league. Edward Carmack - una that here is actual life and pontifical mass with which the cele- No organization in New York, ex- upon the magnates. It is their until pression were educated. is m admirable The first formal address of President bration will be ushered in tomorrow eppt the Hotel Workers' Union, has nimous opinion, however, that good He gets all the from his arm. that right doing kinjes Wilson after his prob- so financial results 'will follow the short thing. This is tin ilea that recent- inauguration morning. One thousand persons will given the I. W. W. recognition far, will be Mrs. S. S. S., Van Buren St., King- ci- - Prof. .Milton Fairchild of ably delivered at the Grover Y. compose the procession, which will and in an official statement issued by j tening of the circuit by letting the He smiles at the busher who's burn- ly prompted ston, N. (full name furnished on. new In a lecture before the Cleveland anniversary exercises in had such move around the historic cathedral it recently it was declared that there ites of the eastern end go to the ing 'em over, Baltimore, application) decided benefit teachers of to advocate the New Yorh on March 18. from using Foley's Honey and Tar before taking part in the solemn ser- had been no affiliation. Interstate league and retaining tna Just to show all the stuff that he's Toperfa, of a "moral instructor" Representative William B. Wilson, Compound that she shares her good vice, at which will be read a mes- The placing of women college grad-- i others ho as to form a compact circuit got; appointment fortune with others. She writes: the ot Kansas to go chairman of the house committee on sage of greeting and words of bless- iiiitos on the St. Louis police force, with comparatively short jumps. Un For he knows he'l te there with by University Foley's Honey and Tar Compound about the state with a motion labor, is to be tendered a farewell me ing from Pope Pius X. whose duty would he to watch way-- j less South Bend is successful in Its something to spare, picture brought my voice back to during ef- dinner, to mark his retirement from a severe case of bronchitis Cardinal as celebrant, will ward and the of the! efforts to get back Into the league the When the of the summer giving "visual instruction" in the and laryn- Fariey, girls keep eye days in gitis. Oh, how I six clubs. With fects of righteousness and wicked- congress, and appreciation of his many people have have precedence over all the visiting law on tenements and sweatshops, circuit will consist of grow hot. recommended to." O. G. ness. services to organized labor by the it Schaefer and Red Cross Drug Co. Adv. That the is train- Central Labor Union of Washington. The Busher Going Up. moving picture ing the sympathy of the moden General Powell Clayton, who re- How different the youth who is out "That dressmaker's model always child can scarcely be doubted. 1 cently retired as the Arkansas mem- to make good, wears a when she noticed child on in e ber of the national rebublican com- long wrap goes In the cold damp days of the myself, crying out." little theater when saw the in- mittee, is believed to be the only man spring; they mo- who sat as In "Her's is evidently a sinister is curves nocent boy in the picture taken into living a delegate every His speed a fright, nis are tive. She wants to cloak her de- his home to he punished for a de2 republican national convention since y a sight; he did not I was a the party was first organized. signs." Says the catcher: "He's got every commit; when we Three have been thing." f youngster stood giggling outside delegates appoint- ed the hoboe's to the door waiting with unholy gi3a by union, attend the F. E. Walling, a farmer diving near President-elec- Fo-ley- r.ounds Inaugural of t Wilson. Mo., 's The batters complain that they have- for the first of lamentation. Yukon, strongly recommends will and and n't had time They make an effort to present Honey Tar Compound him says: "I have been advised by my on with a document describing how To focus their eyes the ball; TO CURE A IN family doctor to use Honey COLD ONE DAY their constitutional to is Foley's And they yell at the kid to cianip on right liberty and Tar Compound for my children Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine interfered with the lid, by the authorities in when there was a cough medicine Tablets. refund If It various states. needed. And save some of his stuff for the Druggists money It always gives the best of fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S satisfaction and I recommend It to fall. sig- Henry Morgenthau, the New York nature Is on each box. 25c. who others." O. G. Schaefer and Red Cross lawyer, is among those promin Drug Co. Adv. His smoke is the talk of the whole training camp, But wait till the batters get right, He'll find that it' takes a head find CAPITAL PAID IN the breaks SURPLUS $100,000.00 To succeed in the heat of the fight. $50,000.00 .n And when the team starts down the The Yet stretch In Hi rnee, Biggest Thing And the pennant is almost in view, The veteran pitcher will hit up the pace, - ' J. M. Cunningham, In President, I). T. Hosklns, Cashier. a Hot And carry his comrades through. Frank t, Porridge Springer, K. S. Lewis, Ass't. Cash.

MEMORIAL TO AMERICAN INDIAN is a. smooth, rich. cre my bit nd of the New York, Fob. 22- .- Interesting cer- LAS VEGAS flavors of corn a.rvd rice emonies were hold this afternoon to Interest Paid On Time wheat, mark the beginning of work on the Deposits memorial to the American Indian to be erected in New York harbor by Rodman Wanamnker of Philadelphia. Among those In attendance at the LAS Post avern ceremonies was a large delegation of Indians from Minnesota and the bpecia northwestern slates who are on their This hot is for distinctive flavor, backed surprisingly good porridge noted a by to attend the of way inauguration CAPITAL STOCK - - . the nourkhino' rnlJhVr rt( tt, L A ; r:-- 1J fT?t $30,000.00 & iuiw vi un ltlltl.,.,f UI1CC iTlUlCritdll lltlU JJIdUli. President Wilson at Washington. For a Office Willi (he San National Bank winter dish, served piping hot at breakfast time, it is a winner. FOUNDERS' DAY Miguel t Baltimore, Fell. 22. The thirty-sevent- anniversary of the fotiuiing Wm. Q. MAYUON Tomorrow's of Johns Hopkins was cele- President Breakfast universe? H. KELLY brated at the university today with W, Vice President s. At Grocers exe-oiso- everywhere. an interesting program of D. T. HOSKINS Treasurer Dr. William H. Welch presided mi Dr Samuel C. 1'itchell, president f v INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS t'.i.? rnlversi-- of tlv POSTUM CEREAL CO., LTD., BATTLE CREEK. MICH. south Carolina, llvored the principal adrlress. LA3 VEGAS DAILY OPTiC,SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1913. I Some New CARDUI WORKED Evening Coiffures FADS AND That Are Really Charming TOPICS LIKEA CHARM STRA FROM V V v FASHIONS V LITTLE OLD NEW YORK After Operation Failed to Help V

, Cardui Worked Like a Charm. f ' -- New York, Feb. 22. There may be The narrow effect around the ankles I , V the is as as ever. some uncertainty concerning pronounced Some Jonesville, S. C "I suffered wltl New York, February 22 The un Iisbed a record the other day by try- which skirts are so scant and the cut of gowns made that they womanly trouble," writes Mrs. 2. 8 I I savory disclosures of police graft still ing five cases at the same time, all flashion decree for the coming have to be slashed. In a letter from this place V f f fa new evi out of an may Kendrick, continue and day after day glowing accident. In the but that The of col- spring and summer seasons, combination fabrics and "and at times, I could not bear to stani dence is obtained which confirms the fall of 1910 Edward Murphy and his certain that ors is novelties. Plain on feet. The doctor said I would much seems to be quite among the my suspicion that all the men called to two children were riding in a light will be one of fabrics combined with brocades are never be and that I would the coming season any better, account for grafting so far were really wagon on Harvard avenue, Hollls, contrasts. A smart. White skirts with have to have an operation, or I would bright colors and strong specially only "small fry," mere tools of the when their vehicle was run into and obtained bright-Colore- d coats will be worn have a cancer. fairly good idea may be by men "higher up." It has not yet been smashed by a trolley car. Each of of the shown when warm weather arrives. In the I went to the hospital, and they oper an inspection materials publicly disclosed who these men at the three persons filed an individual three-piec- e ated on me, but I got no better. the importers. In the yellows suits the coat may match They suit by Baid medicines would do me no the head of the grafters, ring really for damages against the street there are mandarins, nasturtium, am- the dress or may be of another fab--i good, and I thought I would have to die. are, but the net is drawing closer and railway company and Murphy, in addi ber, chaudron and sulphur. Tobacco ric. a few boleros are seen as an for At last I tried Cardui, and began to before long a big sensation is liable tion, sued separately the loss at almost to the three-piec- e brown and pigskin are the accompaniment so I be the district attorney. labor of his children. The aggregate ! improve, continued using It. Now, sprung by mild shades yellows. suits. only among the, I am well, and can do my own work. Several new indictments have been claims were $30,000. No objection wai Labrador blue q be one of Among strictly tailored waists promises I don't feel any pains. found recently but the heads of the made to a joint trial of the five cases the most successful of all the new those mannish shirts with the soft Cardui worked like a charm." ring have not yet been reached. and the street railway company admit to re- turned-ove- r collar and cuffs are pop- shades. It deserves be well There must be merit In this purelj ted Its liability. The jury fixed the ceived, for it combines beauty with ular. Usually they are made of wash- tonic women vegetable, remedy, for J-:- h I Under orders of Fire Commissioner total damages at $2,150. distinction. The name comes from able crepe de Chine, China heavy Cardui for It has been in successful Johnson, Battalion Chief Howe and col- silk Madras In and white ft and the and wnite, 50 the the mineral Labradorite use for more than years, for several of his lieutenants have been During the last four or five weeks or resembles that of with a colored stripe. Buttons of treatment of weakness and greatly lapis womanly visitng moving picture houses In all a band of burglars and safe blowers lazuli. One of the new ia ca'iied colored glass are very effective when disease. pinks parts of the city, with a view of as has been operating extensively and has a faint they match the stripe of the silk. Please try It, for your troubles. cherry, but only kinship certaining the conditions maintained successfully in various parts of the to what is called cerrse. It. is almost In addition to the mannish silK N. B. Write In: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chatta- nooga Medicine Co.. Oiattanoojra. Tpnn., for Sperim in the different houses as to the safe lower East side. Scores of stores aril new color "Nell waists that are worn with the strict- Inftnwtions. and book, "Home Trea&maR a red, just like the ev- offices were tor Women," snt la plain wrapper, os requaM. ty of the spectators. They found were broken into, safes which s also called Nell ly tailored suit the business woman rose," pink. ery one of the houses which they vis- opened with promptness and In a The new colors are so rich in will welcome those in challis, flannel ited, crowded to full capacity, but on- businesslike manner, flats were enter themselves that little ie and albatross. Many of these are attempt NEW YORK OBSERVESHOLIDAY ly in three instances had the law been ed and robbed of everything of value, made to introduce made in the usual mannish style, Feb. 22. the any trimming jn New York, Practically violated by allowing "standees" to but not in a single instance did the and when is em- with the front opening, and soft col- ' spring suits, it whole of Greater New York united crowd the aisles. The managers of police succeed in making an arrest or Is used lar and cuffs, but her are very at- ' ployed it very sparingly. today to pay tribute to the Father these shows were arrested even in clue to the per- more elabo- promptly finding any are tractive models, slightly head-dres- Lingerie collars and cuffs .partic- of His Country" in commemoration of No. 1 is. a smart s of blue tulle, with a lancer feather and after were fined. of these crimes. Not even with royal pleading guilty petrators attractive on these rich fab- rate and more feminine, bits of eighty-firs- t an- side. In No. 2 an effect is ularly the one hundred and standing out at the artistic achieved by the hair A general warning has gone out to fingerprints could be found and to rics. The new embroideries in silk hand embroidery, and fancy collar civic swathed and a few roses laid on, to give the effect of a wreath with- niversary of his birth. Many being the moving picture houses, not to per put an end to this regime of crime, and wool in the shades are and cuffs of satin. As a rule, flannel out its heaviness. No. 3 is a mont becoming coiffure for a blonde, with the Bulgarian organizations and clubs held exercises mit their patrons to stand ill the aisles highly embarrassing to the police, the seen on the collars, is used for the tailored waists, and two paradise plumes worn in this original manner. No. 4 is a coiffure occasionally during the day. The city offices, stock and block the way. authorities decided upon a wholesale as the colors pretty challis and colored albatross formed of a torsil of white tulle, round which is twisted a row of pearls cuffs, and revers, but other financial head-dress- " exchanges, banks and ending in an ornament over the ears. No. 5 is a natural-lookin- , raid and sent out pictures and de- are so very are used for the more elaborate models, but bright, tney insttiutions were closed for the day in which are placed three aigrettes, In graduated shades, which give a very There may be a scarcity of money scriptions of seven noted safeblowers A few vestee effects are since all of them launder beautifully, sparingly. and there was also a general suspen- new and smart effect. in some quarters, but there seems to who are known to be at liberty, after seen, and add much to the ef- the light tones need not be a bar 10 whole- they sion of business by the larger be at least one person in this city having served various terms In the fectiveness of many of the spring the usefulness of the blouse. sale and retail establishments through- GOOD DESIGN FOR TEA GOWN TO MEET FASHION'S CHANGE so well provided with wealth that he penitentiary. So far not a single one suits. The square collar reaching On. dark-hue- d waists there is al- out the city. A number of handsome did not even notice the loss of a $50 of the men has been obliging enough only to the shoulder line Is a favor- ways a touch of white ut the neck, a floral tributes were deposited during Not at All Hard to Make, and Will No Longer Feasible to Buy Pretty bill. Last a well dressed to surrender to the police. ed Some suit coats have drap- frili or a yoke. The ground of the Saturday style. the about the base of the Gratify the Owner Whenever Dress and Put It Away for Use for some of morning man visited one of the fashionable ed or narrow revers. Scotch plaids used these in It Is Worn. In the Future. Washington monument Union stores on Broadway, bought a necktie When Sir William MacKenzie with While the sleeves in sutis in many blouses is usually a blue, brown, Square, it with a $50 bill. Hav- his wife and their ser- or black with the Every and woman appreciates Fashion is a more and paid for daughter and instances are made (full length, quite green plaid picked ber 7. girl rapidly becoming tea-gow- received his tie vants left the St. Regis Hotel in this a number are cut with a slight flare out in vivid stripes of red, blue, the convenience and comfort of a and more complicated affair, and, con- ing neatly wrapped but a great majority among much more interest- up, the man walked out of the store city last summer they were on their at the wrist, giving something of a green or yellow. Tape, purple, old sequently, very TONIGHT! TAKE A them cannot afford to buy one ready ing. The styles change so frequently without for the change. Al- way to Egypt and a around the bell A few extremely dressy gold and kings blue stripes appear waiting trip shape. "CASCARET" SURE made. And it Is the making rather that they require a vigilant eye fixed a week has the world. The other the er shown though passed since, day proprietor suits have a three-quart- length in the newest plaids by the the material which is them. than expensive. upon It is no longer feasible customer has re- of the Hotel received from which is cut in Importers. been to absentmlnded not St Regis sleeve, frequently No Headaahe, Sour Stomach, Bilious- However, a teagown has recently get several "good" dresses and One of de- turned to the store to call for his Sir William by parcels post a silver modified kimono shape. The long these changes usually , designed which can literally be made keep them carefully in lavender In a ness or Constipation by Morn-- the man left without spoon which one of the members of shoulder line Is still used. scribed as radical has taken place in in an evening, since It consists mere- cupboard for a year before they are change. When ing of an and sleeves of when will "do" for his it was suspect- the had carried off by mis- The cutaway coat is seen In many the cotton suits and frocics that have ly Empire top worn, they for succeed- waiting change family Turn the rascals out the head- all-ov- lace or muslin de- with tender- made around some several been shown during the past weeks to embroidery ing years but little alteration. ed that the bill which he had take. The spoon the trip varieties, smarting ache, the biliousness, the Indigestion, fined with matching wide bands and Nowadays, when we a new to others attract women bound for southern re- acquire ed was a counterfeit, but an examina the world before being returned inches below the waist, having attached to a narrow skirt formed of frock It behooves us to wear con- the sick, sour stomach and foul gases it tion provert that the note was genuine. the St. Regis Hotel. The spoon was a very share cutaway effect, giving sorts. Immediately after Christmas four widths of China silk or and at once before It turn them out tonight and ketp straight stantly grows a letter of and the appearance of an Eton in front the show windows were full of white soft cashmere. At the bottom this demode. This in case is much accompanied by regret them out with Cascarets. any a coat with elon- embroidered linens and elaborate skirt is finished with a deep hem, the wiser and one The other afternoon, when the fine note describing the Journey It had The Russian blouse women plan, adopted by Millions of men and take a which should the woman. Is weather hundreds of made. gated waist 'line is among the late models In Irish lace. Of course, these beVelghted just enough farseeing French It tempted people Cascaret now and then and never to It from while at a bad allow but is not to the were simply the stock left over from keep flying about, always policy to our frocks to promenade along Riverside Drive, ideas, it becoming know caused a the It is laid in two to lie we coat on last when Irish lace had al- the misery by lazy top edge deep by, and get much more wear considerable excitement was caused There is no better medicine made average woman. The Chinese summer, side from the center out of them liver, clogged bowels or an upset plaits running and present an infinitely h for colds than Chamberlain's Cough .to hem to sing its swan song. on that avenue, near Eighty-nint- straight lines from shoulder ready begun and extending almost to the under smarter by our Remedy. It acts on nature's re- van- 3tomach. appearance, having a dressed man of plan, is particularly adapted to the small, Now these dresses have quite arm seams at back and front Tacked frocks made for our immediate use. street, by neatly lieves the lungs, opens the secretions, Don't put in another day of distress. 50 slim woman. ished and their places have been tak- under the lowest band of lace or em- Aimlessly to buy a dress because It is aliout years. He planted himself aids expectoration; and restores the Let Cascarets cleanse and regulate com- Suit skirts are as import- en by embroidered cotton crepes ana broidered muslin defining the bottom pretty, without keeping in our mind's in the middle of the walk and system to a healthy condition. For equally remove the sour, undi- sale all dealers. Adv. ant as the coats. The new oriental voiles, new ratines, linen crashes your stomach; of the short bodice should be a strip eye the occasions when we are likely manded every man who passed him by elab- gested and fermenting food and that of broad satin ribbon, matching the to use It, must failure as well to that are caught ,up in the with borders, and, in the more spell salute by doffing his hat. The draperies g INSULAR FAIR IN RICO misery-makin- gas; take the excess shade of the skirt and running through aa extravagance. PORTO and cross-ove- r orate costumes, by washable tulle men, believing him to be intoxicated, front and the sling slits cut in the transparent fabric just San Porto Rico, Feb. 22. The combined embroidered bile from your liver and carry out of obeyed the command. At Juan, draperies are seen in some of the wtih batiste, in front of the left arm-eye and there laughingly the system all the constipated waste '.FTERN00N GOWN prosperity of Porto Rico and the dressier types. draperies with crepe, or voile. Some of these tul'ie terminating in a huge bow of loops last, however, a handsomely dressed Simple matter and In the Intestines gratifying growth experienced by her fullness into dresses are most elaborately made. poison and ends. The sleeves of the bodice young man, accompanied by a young only a slight gathered manufactures and export trade the most One clever has made use and bowels. Then you will feel great may be scant puffs or short angel dra- woman, came along. The young man the front, sides or back are the designer few are reflected in the a in blouses A Cascaret tonight will surely peries and should never extend lower failed to doff his silk hat and the past years Clusters of pleats, intro- of French idea devising ' popular. out than the elbows. wealth of exhibits displayed at the duced at one or both sides, in the of this tulle and other extremely straighten you by morning. They next moment the cane of the 'stran- box third insular fair, which was opened are seen. sheer fabrics. By themselves, as ev- work while you sleep. A ger came down upon the silk hat, back or front, frequently New Head-Dres- in be con- so from any store means a clear it. led to an San Juan today and will woman knows, net waists are drug Head-dresse- crushing This argument ery s for evening wear have f) tinued the week. In of ia head, sweet stomach and clean, two men a crowd through coming delicate that the wearing them come decidedly into vogue this season between the and liver and bowel action for addition to the exhibits the fair man- a somewhat trying and uncertain pro- healthy and are made principally of narrow quickly gathered. Suddenly that hat Cas- agement has provided a long list of HELP FOR ceeding. It is practically impossible months. Children love to take bands studded with rhinestones, or smasher broke away, pushed his way free attractions, including baseball to anchor them securely in any one carets because they taste good other colored stones. These are wort through the crowd and ran Into the low over show- games, races and automobile position. And there can be no such never gripe or sicken. Adv. rather the forehead, Soldiers and Sailors monument, where trotting WORKING GIRLS ing a short bang below. Another races. as "fit" because of the neces-sti- y style he to undress. Women shrieked quality is a black velvet cord with a rhine-ston- began in order to REDDS WASHINGTON'S FAREWELL men awaited fur- of having them large buckle and a black osprey worn and fled, while the out. Feb. 22. The one hun man For a sprain you will find Chamber. Two Girls of keep them from breaking Washington, close to the hair a little to the side ther developments. After the Iain's Liniment excellent. It Tell Story Their eighty-firs- t of allays This New York designer has got dred and anniversary of the back. Hits of satin to match had taken off overcoat, coat and vest, tho removes Illness Tfcey pain, the soreneas. and and How around these objections by putting" a the birth of Washington was observ- the dress may be twisted around a he reached Into his trousers pockets soon restorej the parts to a healthy Found Relief. corset cover of lace, embroidery find ed in the capital today In the custom wire to form the head-dress- , and for and pulling out a watch and a handful condition. 25 and 50 cent battles for tiny silk roses may be t,ale all dealers. Adv. ribbons Inside the net waist and fas- ary manner. Flags were displayed In young girls of jewelry began to scatter the latter by New Orleans added in a bunch or in half-wreat- h ef- La. "I take pleasure cover and of pa- tening both corset and waist profusion many meetings fect. Bazar. among the spectators. At that moment RYAN TO PRESIDE I in writing these lines were held in com- Harper's to the same belt. The ribbons can be triotic societies a policeman arrived upon the scene 22. dele- 1 to express my grati Indianapolis, Feb. Many out will and the memoration of the day. In the sen tude to you. I am run lu and taken at Boas Fuller. Some of the jewelry which had been gates are arriving In Indianapolis for i :::: .J-- . "'xba Connecticut u combination corset cover nd blouse ate Senator Brandegee of was over to po- J41 ! Many boas are made with the picked up, turned the tho opening on Monday of the an- Uwork in a tobacco one These read farewell address to and ribbons and un- f easily laundered in piece. Washington's French flowers satin liceman who handed It to the half nual convention of thfl International factory. I have blouses are a uistinct novelty and a throng which tested the capacity of are round though the flat stoles am dressed man, but the latter threw the been a very sick still worn. Those which blend in Bridge and Structural Iron Workers' A girl an Inexpensive one. Another the galleries. All the executive de awa yagain. With the 'If but I have quite white things difficulty union. The convention was to have improved tints from to gray and from model by the same designer is in partments of the government were man was to his clothes wonderfully Bince stone gray to black are striking and persuaded put been held In Milwaukee last fall, but white cotton with a closed for the day. and to taking Lydia E. crepe regular can bo worn by almost any woman as on again accompany the police was postponed because of the trial of Pinkham's also of the Vegeta- Montenegrin jacket, far aB her individual coloring goes; officer to the station. Later lie was many of Its officers and members in ble Compound and with a Persian border. The This Is the season of the when are for crepe, but year they alo appropriate evening identified as a wealthy jeweler living the "dynamite case. At am now looking fine mothers feel very much concerned or which them worth conspiracy" coloring is repeated In the buttons day wear, makes on St. Nicholas avenue, and he was the and feeling a thousand times better." over the frequent colds contracted by are convention questions arising out and the bow at the neck. considering, fuller than formerly, sent to Rellevue for observa Miss Amelia Jacjuillakd, 613 Sev- their children, and have abundant and the aim Is to have the (lues hospital of the conviction of the leaders will New La. Girdles and sashes are becoming reason for cold tion. enth Street, Orleans, it as every weakens longer, for that matter the be considered. The sessions will be more as the season ad- the lowers the and though St. Clair, Pa. mother was stunning lungs, vitality longer the flues the more valuable the over President F. H. "My are paves the way for the more serious presided by Ryan, tlarmed because my periods were sup- vances. Many of me sashes feather at any thickness also A well dressed man of about 3d diseases that so often follow. Cham- time; who has been reloased on bonds pend- pressed and I had pains in my back and fringed and embroidered. They may counts. berlain's CoiiRh is famous for years called at tho store of Samuel ing an appeal of his case. Fide, and severe headaches. I had pim- be almost .e Remedy any width, but perhaps i its cures, and Is pleasant and safe to Levine, a prosperous confoctioner In ples on my face, my complexion was sal- most to six In- popular is from four take. For sale all dealers. Adv. Pretty WaUt Belt. in Minimi iniiO Mount the other afternoon and Hore Is a of low, my sleep was disturbed, I had ner- by Vernon, message hope and good ches. A very pretty waist belt was worn from the owner whether Mrs. cheer from Mrs. C. J. Martin. Boone vous spells, was tired and had no Of aapphlr-e-blu- inquired very is a new WOULD CURB DIVORCE INDUSTRY by a girl on a gray satin moustellne or Mill, Va who is the ambition. Lydia E.Pinkham's -' There soft taffeta called young recently Levine and the children were at home. mother of is Vegeta- U was of broa1 velvet with aatln embroidered revert; children. Mrs. ble in ifleur de sofe. It is so soft that a Chicago, Feb. 22. Plans to lessen chiffon dress. Martin was cured of Compound has worked a charm gi' lace chemisette and black iash with Levine assured the stranger that his stomach troubl uill-wldt- velvet ribbon, with a my case and has me. I worked h lnchoa can be drawn the number of divorces, now fringe .i fiy lonBtipatkm by regulated thirty Chicago ouvl-.l- embroidered and ends. family would not return until late at iDHniuenain s in a mill hundreds and pink roses ut each end and a fringed xanieus after fle among of girls through a finger ring. increasing at a rate of three and a third and man of have recommended to match. The belt was carried round night the left, politely tip- years suffering and now recom- your medicine to now Cafiot times as were mends these to "r- Among the materials la fast as the population, the waist to meet at tho left side, Way the Hair Is Dressed. ping his hat. When Mr. Levine reach- tablets the public Sold many of them, - Miss Estella by all dealers, Adv. crepe chiffon, which Is to be had In discussed today at a conference b! where one end was pushed through In ed house found HO ThwioR S.t,, .Sain Clair, Pa. hairdrcsHing , fringes, both his that evening he tints and effects. the Illinois divorce a the flower buckle, and both ends hung There is nothing that teaches more plain changeable comlsslon, straight and curled, still persist, but the door broken open and every draw. "Ma hnR down the skirt, the pink rose few so'ivcd the servant girl than experience. Therefore, such let- FLORENCE FAIRBANKS. body which has undertak right only a strands of hair are cut er ransackrcd. Jewelry and clothing en fringe hanging frothily near the feet. upon the problem." ters from girls who have suffered and to correct particularly the divorce forehead, ruffs and curls valued at $1,500 had been stolen. On were restored to health are arranged from back to front In- "That so? How?" by Lydia E. and marriage situation in this cijy, tho table Mr. Levine found a note Conductor. S. L. With Woolens. "She's her-self.- Finkham's should Miller, Norfolk, stead of tho line of the decided to do work " Vegetable Compound whore there fg a for divorce Working following the be a lesson to others. The same Nebr., on Bonesteel Division of C. and petition To thread a needle with woolen brow, and the is done signed "Raffles" In which the writer remedy for six dressing very is within reach of all. N. W. Ry. Co., recommends Foley every marriage applications. thread or lephyr, thread it first with softly and with a strong bias In favor thanked him for having given him In- want Kidney Pills and says: "I have used The conference was atttended' by a strand of fine cotton doubled; then of the side There are no formation concerning the absence of If you advice write to parting. be-in- special Pills with satisfac- Tommy Pop, ennui is g E. Foley Kidney very many representatives of the catch the woolen thread through the longer any coils on the his merely Lydia I'inkhnm Medicine Co. (conf- results and clargy, showing top family, tired tory endorse their use for the doubled end of the cot- of the head, but back is covered of doing nothing. Isn't it? idential) Lynn, Mass. Tour let ter will one afflicted with women's clubs, labor bodies and oth- loop In the any kidney trouble. ton it the of the with so flat Tommy's Pop Yes, lie opened, read and answered by a are all G. er organizations interested in the wel- and pull through rye putts soft and that they my son, with They right." 0. Schaefer look waves. Justice Kelly, presiding In the the addition woman and held In strict confidence. and Red Cross Co. needle in this way. like of being too tired to ;l Drug Adv. fare of the city. - Queens county supreme court, Pstab- anything else. FOUR LAS "EGAS DJLY OPTIC, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1913.

the people' of tiie grant. If it should ordering the Fifth brigade, Second become necessary "for the grant GETTING FORCES division, U. S,; A., ;to4 Galveston, Offi- ESTABLISHED 1871 board to Guild" the'project we want cers at the post said entxalnment them to have power to do bo. The probably would fee completed by 7 The Store Gets Most Trade legislation opposed :.'jr Mr. Veeder o'clock tonight 't i . Publlied By READY FOR - and Ezequiel Baca gives the board this Upon previous orders the post THE OPTIC PUBLISHING CO. to Mr. 1. had with the power. We do not object quartermaster arranged Mr. I Merchant? (Incorporated) ideas railroads for transportation. Within Where do you trade, Just watch Veeder and Mr. Baca having do not store of their own on this subject. We do VJLSO 30 minutes after the receipt of the yourself and see if you unconsciously patronize the that is M. M. PADGETT EDITOR com- cars backed object, however, and the entire order, freight were being most attractive. Why not realize now that your neighbor two the Four on brightest munity objects, to those gentle- into post. trains the same about the brilliant, establishment as as are doing, from One) Missouri, Pacific Will con- feels just the inviting you men attempting, they (Continued Pago railway will to because to force their own individual ideas vey the four infantry battalions. do? Tungsten Electric Fixtures bring trade your door to the exclusion of the ideas of every- er native of Oaxaca who has had a Three trains on the Atchison, Topeka the grateful glow of electricity extends a genial hand of welcome makes Entered at the postoEfice at East one else. The Lobato bill as amend- very distinguished army career, should and Santa Fe will transport the sig- to the best possible advantage. And is . nal, and stock appear yet, Tungsten La Vegas. New Mexico, for transmit ed by the Las Vegas delegation be nominated. In no case, say the engineer hospital corps. It your was most economical. You should find out tio'i through the United States mail what the community wants the legis- Indians, will they recognize General expected the first troop trains Electric Fixtures are really today to We do not want the as would depart late this afternoon. in a fceooud tlass matter. lature pass. Huerta provisional president. how little it will cost you to use Tungsten Electric Fixtures your store. legislature to pass laws embodying Madero Sympathizers Active TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION the ideas of Mr. Veeder and Mr. Sympathizers with Francisco Ma- Orozco Agrees to New Regime. San 22. Man- Daily, by Carler: Baa. dero stopped a train on which he was Antonio, Tex., Feb. and Power We await tUeicieame with some to the federal uel Garza Adalpe, minister of agri- Las Vegas Light Company f.r Copy believed be fleeing from but whatever of culture in the cabinet of fms Wek f degree of confidence, capital to the coast with the object President " we that the atti who returned last Oie Month it may be prophecy rescuing the deposed president. The Huerta, here night D. W. Veeder and Ez from a two Due Year tude of John news reached General Roberto Velasco days' conference with will remem Emilio by Msil nuiel C. de Baca be long at the city of Vera Cruz, to whom it Vasquez Gomez, General Inez Dally Act for revision and compilation of House Bill No. 210, Monroe, bered and not favorably, either. was that the venture had Salazar, and representatives of Pas-cu- by ; reported state laws state of o load- Orozco, said that these department agriculture. -Six Month been successful. He thereupon today SALARY BILL IS ver- Act to prov'de for rendition of House Bill No. 212, by Toombs, 4 4 4' ed a number of trains with troops and three, as well as all the revolution- dicts In civil cases by less than relative to school sections. rushed them to Orizaba to fight un- ists in northern Mexico, had agreed OPTIC AND STOCK whole number of Jurors. House Bill No. 213, ToombB, WEEKLY Y. M. C. A.'S WEEKLY der the banner of the fallen president. to lay down their arms and accept the by BY THE Act to increase Jurisdiction of Jus- relative to claims on certain GROWER SERMONETTE The new under General new government. PASSED quit pub. government tices of the peace In civil cases to lie lands One Yr (Changed Every' Saturday) Huerta wag informed of the movement Gomez, he said, had agreed to re--j i,wv suits involving $200. House Bill No. 214, Toombs, to Bix Months and a force of federal troops was sent 'iinquish his claims as provisional by Act to establish certain days for amend the present laws to 4. 4 from the federal to Orizaba president. David de la Fuente, he SENATE relating capital celebration of great historical events. oil ''lands. tor Mall Subscrip- LESSON FOR FEB. 23. GEN. 13:1-1- 8 and on reaching there surrounded and declared, had acoepted the appoint- (Cash in Advance Act appropriating moaev to build House Pill No. 215, by Smith, ap- V. 2 lesson. And Abram was very rich disarmed the men commanded by Gen- ment as minister of communications tions) wagon road from Mora to Taos.- propriating $1,000 for a bridge across or in In silver and In gold. eral Velasco. under Huerta. Adalpe was called to (Ccatinued From Page One) Remit by draft, check money cattle, Act state highway com- the Rio Mimores, nea 17. TO BE RICH. How the of requiring Demlng. we will not Mon., HOW provisional capital Vasquez San- car. X sent otherwiso some of mission to complete road from House Bill No. 216, by Smith, ap- to an. enormous income Is one of Fear Rebel in Chihuahua. Gomez at Holamos, Mexico, to be of- Donald first assumed office ta rftsoonalble for low. have Operations to a diffi- fered a cabinet under Gom- our little statesmen and ta Fe Pecos river. propriating $2,000 for bridge across appllca-Son-. life's most Important and most Ei Paso, Tex., Feb. 22. With gov- position prominent copies free on Act $6,000 for build- the Rio Mimbres near Specimen No has ever un- ernors of states ez. Instead he converted Gomez and near statesmen adopted the profes- appropriating apauidlng. S li cult lessons. college other denouncing near iii to ' governor. ing bridge across Pecos river House Bill No. 217, by R. L. Baca, dertaken the course. It Is only learn Huerta's presidency, Ab-ra- the northern rebels to the Huerta sion of advisor the provisional de Luna. to amend 4 of laws of 1909. a cause, he claims. These men knew exactly what Puerto chapter DISCONTINUED AT ed in the school of Christ. Behold, Gonzales virtually is a prisoner just of &LL PAPERS was to do In a A situation, approaching that House Bill No. 21 8, by R. L. Baoa, TIME model millionaire! By money some at Chihuahua City. It is reported to- the governor going THE EXPIRATION OF that the the last session of the house, con- an act for the improvement of the men are made stingy, coarse, cruel, day that Governor Gonzales was pre- Diaz Refuses to Make Comment given case. It is noticeable PAID FOR fronts that body today. It has a cal- of the siate. This bill carrie3 made an. to the state Rome, Reb. 22. The statement, number of men who know the gover- capital idle; others are ministering vented in attempts leave e wtih some twenty-fiv- or thir- the as outlined Ma- l ublised in tha( intentions in advance is rapid- endar plans by Judge the gels of merry. May it please God capital and combine the various the United States, nor's Advertisers are guaranteed ot It almost be ty bills thereon and little prospect ardson of Roswell, for the improve-- to you as soul prosper dero factions ef Chihuahua, the state Porflrio Diaz, the former dictator ly diminishing. may and weekly circulation prosper your of decks. ment of a largest dally in of Mexico, had returned to Cairo from said that Senator Earth is the sole clearing the capital district with San in northern New ed!. May He make you great enough which was most strong support of any newspaper once tribe, These new bills were introduced: ta Fe as the center. to be trusted with abundant gold. If Madero's revolution. his trip up the Nile is without founda. survivor of a flourishing Bill No. 202, Judiciary House Bill No. 219, Mexico. we was the tlon. although there is another gentleman House by by Gurule, we only possessed that for which Gonzales prime organizer of New who in a minor who occa- committee, codifying laws appropriating $5,0uu for bridge across were prepared, ings would have to of Madero's revolutipn, and always General Diaz, is still his Da holding position wanaers the wilds Mexico in certain cases. the Rio Puereo in Bernalillo county. TELEPHONES come down their politi- remained a loyal Maderista. In his habah on the Nile, replied today to a sionally up from from thrones; Bill No. 203, Lo- House Bill No. an 2 full of Information j House by Garcia, 220, by Clancy, PWSINESS OFFICE Main cians would have to leave the pale; capital, however, are stationed some telegraphic inquiry with the following of Lincoln county secrets of the execu--j pez ana Clancy, relative to the duties act to amend section 4 of chapter 33 DEPARTMENT Mal from chairs; 2,000 federal troops, the majority of dispatch: concerning the KEWS teachers usurped profes of officers. of the laws of 1S99. which are Gonzales so far "Luxor, Feb. 22, 6:45 p. in. I feel ttve office. This man, nowever, is peace sional men from asinine assumption; regulars. to I rival. hous Bill No. 204, bv Lwelellyn House Bill No. 222, by Trujillo, a revolution would restore a has not dared to resign nor has he cannot express any opinion on the Senator Barth's only FEBRUARY 22, 1913. general by request, to establish a state de- for the election of trustees' SATURDAY, Some this will the provisional president. Mexican situation. My absolute aloof- The House. provide rightful balance. day accepted of more num- ness of partment agriculture. of land grants. be. Every man will eventually come Tho volunteer troops are and the policies my country In the house the peace dove smiled, ' House Bill No. 205, Toombs, re- AND into his own.,' There is no objection erous in Chlhuanua than in any oth- preclude me from doing it. if doves ever smile, serenely. Tne by JOHN W. VEEDEIt new wita-i- n KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. i. it er and all are believed to be "PORFIRIO DIAZ. of was the friend quiring railroads building C. DEBACA to being' rich it you are ready for state, (Signed) enemy yesterday Cattle-Rece- EZKQUIUL seat to , Feb. 22. ipts counter-revolutio- five miles of county Kansas City, Mo., eager to join a The proprietor of the hotel at which of today. The hatchet had been bur- any 300, 100 southerns. - build to the county seat including to A combination of the volunteers he stays in- Cairo is jn constant com- ied and buried deep. Verily, these be names conjure Bill No. Toombs, ap- Market Native steers $7.00 ana rebels is most icared by the fed- munication with General Diaz and de- .After the announcement in the House 206, by steady. with! .lohn D. W. Veeder, altruist funds for encourage- 8.75; southern steers $6.257.75; BASEBALL ! NOTES eral commanders in the north. The clares he has not heard any expres- moming that the speaker had offi- propriating te and protector of the community, and ' cows heifers $4.00 Marcello Carraveo, sion his intention of an ment of agriculture. southern and C. le lieutenant gov- rebel general, of making cially forgiven Mr. Blanchard nothing Ezequiel Baca, House Bill No. 207, M E, Baca, 6.50; native cows and heifers $4.00 with 500 men, remains near Chihua- early return to Mexico.( occurred to mar the silence by ernor ot New Mexico, and as the happy commis- stockers and feeders $6.00 is said dif- lan act for the naming of a 8.00; would "El amigo The Chicago Cubs will play ten hua City and General Rabago ...... ) save the deep toned aye as the Spanish phraso it, sion to the international, ; irrigation 7.90; bulls. $5.256.50; calves $6.50 The said at games wtih various hotel ball teams to be taking precautions to prevent Troops From Nebraska. ferent measures were placed upon de los pobres." latter at 10.00; western steers $6.508.25: en- while the team is in Flor- his Juncture with the volunteers Omaha, Neb., Feb. i. General F their passage. congress. Santa Fe that if the legislation training and western cowb $4.O06.7o. the state The volunteers at A. Smith received orders shortly a" could a massed. House Bill No. 208, by Vargas the powers of the Las Vegas ida, capital. Anyone get bill Muttons larging at the ter noon for the movement of Trujillo, appropriating ,$10,000 for a Sheep Market strong. for tha appointment Del Gafnor, of the Detroit Tigers, Juarez await developments today Democrat and republican measures grant provided to Galveston. The bridge across the Chama river. $4.506.40; Colorado lambs $8.00 members of the board says that Sam Crawford and others state capital. the Fifth brigade went through without a dissenting of the grant House Bill No. 209, Carter, semi- 8.80; range wethers and yearlings no need not worry about playing first It was made known today that a regiments of the Fifth brigade are vote. Even Marcus C. de Baca, the by by the governor he would have ewes $3.505.75. uo so himself has occurred in the rebel ranks, the1 Fourth cavalry, stationed at Fort of secured the monthly pay day for employes. $5.507.60; range objection to tha measure. No one base, for he Intends to split last the progressives, some leaders favoring immediate the Seventh at Fort a will doubt, therefore, that his pres- next season. Crook, Neb.; passage of joint resolution. True, for continuation of hostilities by combi- Leavenworth, Kan.; the Nineteenth ent opposition is based upon mo Pitcher Otto Hess has signed it wasn't of any great importance, the volunteer federal S. D.; the Twenty-ieight- h tives that are most disinterested. his second season with the Boston nation with at Fort Meade, but it served to demonstrate the spir- while others advise un- Minn. Do Reduce the Cost of The former of these gentlemen Nationals. Hess won eight straight troops, waiting at Fort Snelling, it of harmony which pervaded in the You Want to Living? known what will be offered stated that he- - as one of a committee of three, the games last ,year and also pitched a til It is General Smith today body which ouly one short day Mexi- 4l6-pag- e no-h- Huerta and his followers at the will be to entrain for our Illustrated other two being Judge David J. and a game. by troops ready fore was torn witn dissention and If you arc interested send Catalogue, to 12 are re- District Ward, Jack Egan, former member of Ban co City. Th "'reak is expected within hours after orders strife. sent Address Leahy and Attorney " only upon request. Lo- i3 now a occur first a; the border ceived and railroad officials said of that drafted amendments to the Johnson's staff.,of umpires, Representative Chaves Torrance P. O. Box 326, Station Lo Angeles. Ca.1- - the ere Madero from four to 70 hours would be re- C. bato bill. Mr. Veeder agreed to these jewelry manufacturer ft Providence state to west, was the only man who failed to get lederal regulars trains to be pre- amendments and then, later, before R. I. Jack claims that he is making are many and quired for special his bill through. Mr. Chaves has a than he few as with Chihuahua. and reach the present stations contro- we governor, persisted in suggesting more money selling jewelry compared pared measure designed to end the of the fmrther changes and In opposing did in baseball, troops. versy over the appointment of the Sonora to Huerta. Officers at Fort Crook expressed The Mil come piuviaions of the bill as pro- New York fans are discussing pro Opposed state librarian. provides that Ariz., eD. 22 "The state the that the Fourth regiment - to be amendeo, and con Hal,, Chase's ability, to play Tucson, opinion the librarian shall be appointed ty Arrivals posed Sonora is firm In Its allegiance to will not leave there before Monday. New Mr. Baca stated to the finance com- second bas A lefthander covering of the supreme court. The democrats to back up its mittee of the house oi representa- the keystone .position of (the infield Madero and prepared thought this was a slap at the gover- decision with arms.", '; Texas Will Protect Border nor and a number did tives on Thursday that the business will be a decided noyelty. of republicans of Yam-ae- l Feb. 22. --"I the were Back in J9Q0; a young man Joined This was the declaration Marlin, Tex., think not like it for various reasons. ,At men of this community willing - was cast secretary of the state is all but he does not events the bil'i was tabled 23 to to sacrifice the heritage of the chil- the Cubs as a pitcher, but Padilla, president right, all ' who arrived from seem if federal ' . ; Storiof Quality or-df- of today to understand that 19. dren o the Las Vegias grant in adrift. Next week, the same young Sonora, ,the fThc denied that bor- the than Roger j Hermoslllo. Tadilla government does not protect the The only unuual incident of the p to cause a little boom in man, whp,isvnono pther u was any movement In contem- der with by Monday, the state session was the town. Couple this ctatement with, his uresnanan, win rejoin me wu there troops afternoon request by base- declare Sonora an Inde- will." This wa the' declara- In ' one that he would have no the highest salaried catcher In plation to of Texas Mr. Catron that the proceedings Express us, day, previous ' Zhz brings every bid a to ball. pendent republic.-- tion of Governor Colquitt of Texas, the habeas corpus case for, the re "y objection to the proposed ' of the i Stale congress, the situation the latest merchandise that has be amended if the governor could ap- Members today discussing along lease of Representative Blanchard be X f which will be assembled in epecia'l the Rio Grande. In the, of the point the members of the grant incorporated journal were in close with Mr. i jh been out as the Spring board. Consider the two statements session at Hermoslllo Monday, "I am keeping touch house. When Catron made his r brought Insisted, Texas-Mexica- n ex- ' and then decide wnether or lu thorough accord, padilla the situation on the request there were several who together who Is Season advances, not the honorable Mr. Baca is look- TONIGHT with Governor Maytorena, border," added Governor Colquitt. pected that the speaker would object. sued a yesterday urgi- were The ing at the Sanguljuela projebt from proclamation They disappointed. speaker of the state to adhere Move the point of view ot the best inter- Y. M C. A. ng) the people Artillery Ready to was not on'iy willing, but apparently to 22. At 2 ests bt the community or from the to Madero and deny recognition Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. glad to do anything desired by his , vioint of view ot partisan politics. the. Huerta provisional? government. ,, O'clock1 this afternoon orders had colleague from Santa Fe. ;.:, j We Afe Showing rebel com Ask yourself, whether, he is primar Manuel Mascarenas, a former, been received by Colonel Dyer, 'Pessimists among the members de--, .arrived from Los 13. ily interested In the welfare of the under Inez Salazar, mandtng Fort 'A. Russell, resper( clare that the calm' which prevailed New and asserted that. he the movement of tha Fourth fielu is too to j, "children of the Is Vegas grant" Angeles today Ing in' the house yesterday good I or in the welfare of himself and was to be the provisional governor artillery to Texas City.' He said to while still others fear that if it i Basket BoJl last, I os of Maytorena. are in readiness for will too I Waists, , 0 John D. W. Veeder politicians Sonora, succeeding day the troops does last the house be polite j' Evening Gowns, much to by Arturo Ellas, r'.'"-- who, it is reported, have say He was accompanied orders from Washington, to vote against any measure and SrtiVihiH'V .4 V i 'o';.u vu LOS , 'r.4 About the distribution of political pat who was Mexican consul at that everything presented will De s !yjsK-t- ,, lords, sonars, ouu, 7 TO 8 and who Is ronage. In fact, Baca is reported to under Porflro Dlas Bread for the Soldiers. passed regardless of its merits. Masca Goods, Bandings, Trimmings, have eald, in speaklnrr of the propos PUEBLOS VS. IRIQUOS said to be slated to become I'm. nilfiv. Kan.. Feb. 22 Field The proceedings yesterday gave of state. Both will 2 immediate d legislation, tnat anything pertain renas' secretary lioirv Kn. was ordered some ground for the latter fear when etc." APACHES VS. SEM1M0LF.S .1 of Mexico to pro for -- tug to the northern part of the state leave for the City ly to Galveston today, prepared fourteen bills were finally passed by 11.1 I .... .llcnntih must, have Vendor's "0. K." before it cure credentials from Huerta. active service, inrougn a u."i-t- ' the house. Among these were Borne 38 IS INVITED j will pass the powers that he at San Maytorena Is credited with having from the war department today of the highest merit, while others INSPECTION 8 TO 10 in ovens ! fa Fe. the support of the federal troops men wtih portable field pre were unnecessary and even danger- zone. The people ot the Lfis Vegas grant PRESBYTERIANS VS. the Sonora military pared to entrain tonignt. ous. But they all passed, most of i New, We Have It consider Sanguejuela irrigation them by unanimous vote, ,.,riS..; .lilt's ! as outside the : CHRISTIANS Ro'dltrt Start for Galveston. Moves tlon project entirety, Eleventh Cavalry Among the bills passed were: Mr. has ad Y.M.C.A. Feb. 22. Fif- Fob. 22. The rarro of politics. Baca VS. METnODISTS Leavenworth, Kan., Chattanooira. Tenn., An act to fix the time of holding that teen men and 120 officers, orders today mitted, by various statements, hundred Eleventh cavaly received court in the Eighth district. -- one Seventh United to leave THE considers the question purely comprising the for pack and wagon trains A resolution requiring heads of STORE OF QUALITY" view Nine- of politics. Frankly, this is the lO tiricl 15 CtH. States infantry; First batallion, on a special train for Galveston. state educational Institutions to make ' , t the lieutei. teenth D, signal we. fully expected Infantry; Company reports regarding the number of stud do not ba to take. We corps; Company E, engineering ents in institution. RETURNS of S. W. , - Street their t W r "Gabby" i JJL " that this rammunlty corps, and the field hospital corps ' ijpve, however, Basket Ball Tournament re- ri.nrlov Schmidt, three old-tim- e Resolution submitting amendment him in h.13 aiutuae. made Immediate preparations for N.Mf .m import will work In for initiative and referendum in ceived during evening . today of loartip hnckstons. E.LasVegas v want the Sanguejuola irriga following receipt season. flats ccriptitution. of the Southern league next ...,.i.r-- i n means vie future a dispatch from the war departmeni VEGAS LAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1913. FIVE

Q.f.J.'..J.i.".i..J.J.'iJ.Q 2Z T-- T ; rr O t . BASEBALL NOTES. gj, " Q PERSONALS ' U. U V 0 . O F , ,r ifV in Mrs. Little of Mora is a visitor During the past , ten years no less hero today. than S3 men have managed clubs in mm George Hile of Watrous came m the American ana. National leagues. "The difference between the who all his today on business. Fred Clarke,, of the Pirates, Connie clerk spends salary and the clerk who is in Mc-Gra- F. F. Quigly of Albuquerque Mack, of the Athletics, and John saves part of it is the difference "'n ten years between the owner of a business and the city on, business. of the Giants, are the only the man out of a . Victorlano Padilla of San Ignacio is managers who are now piloting the job." John Wanamaker. :, ' the on business. same teams which they w.ere leading E. Romero Dance I city today ' H. J. Paisley of Wagon Mound is in 1903. Some of the 53 varieties Eclipsed Former Efforts. " "The man who cannot and does not save money, cannot and will not do any- in the city today on business.. have drifted' from one club to anoth- Never before has Las Veias wit- J. M. Bently returned from his ranch er in the same circuit; and have oc- nessed so brilliant aDd gay a mas- thing else worth while." Andrew Carnegie. on the Red River district today. casionally . .transferred their opera- querade ball as was the one given . Ward left this afternoon for tions to the other league. The clubs, last evening in the Duncan opera Albuquerque on a business trip. the managers and the order of their house by the E. Romero Hose and B. S. Shoecraft came in from Albu- succession follow. Fire company. Few people there were i We 4co On Accounts querque today on a short business trip. National League New York, John in the city who missed the ball, tfce, pair of oxfords by E. Rosenwald and Pay Savings Scott of Santa Fe was a house packed to capac-- " Charles McGraw; Pittsburg, Fred Clarke; opera being jScn; lady's second prize, Mrs. P. A.! in the The room business visitor city today. Chicago, Frank Selee, Frank Chance, ity. "standing only" sign j Linn, umbrella, presented by Cellers of Kos-we- ll was Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Jaffa Johnny Evers; Philadelphia, Charley hung out long before the time Dry Goods company; man's first prize, and were visitors in the city today. Zimmer, Hugh Duffy, Billy Murray, when the king queen, in their Pink Prince, Stetson hat by The Hub; Hill Don- of 'aces er- PEOPLE'S BANK & CO. M. M. McSchooler of Mineral Charley Dooin; St, Louis, Patsy royal raiment red, and man's second prize, R. S. Haybee, one TRUST is in the city on a few days' business ovan, Charley Nichols, Jimmy Burke, mine, made their appearance on the dozen photographs by Shumate's Plaza CAPITAL . . . ' . . $108,000.00 trip. ' John McCloskey Roger Bresnahan, dance floor. studio. to- Kel-le- as 7 o'clock as Chris Goke returned to his ranch Miller Huggins; Cincinnati, Joe As early spectators Most Original Costume "Ned maskers were the day after a two days' visit in the Hanlon, John Ganzel, Ciark well as many at Lady's first prize, Sirs. Pedro Ciddio, the E. city. Griffith, Hank O'Day, Joe Tinker; doors and Romeros, always handbag by Robert J. Taupert; lady's Patsy-Donova- to F. W. Doolin of Watrous came in Brooklyn, Ned Hanlon, ready oblige the puNic, opened second prize, Mrs. C. E. Jones, drawn to Bill Bos- a mucc earlier hour than from that place last night attend Harry Lumley, Dehlen; the doors at work by Jose Fidel; man's first prize, ' ton, Al Fred Tenney, was announced, extending Win-- the dance. Buckenberger, previously ; Karl Regensberg, shaving set by j welcome. H. L. Dean, who has been a visitor Joe Kelley, Frank Bowerman, Harry to all a hearty ters Drug company; man's second for some time, left Smith, Fred Fred Tenney, John The comers, more fortunate in the city today Lake, early j prize, O. M. Ward, pair of gloves by who came had an ' for Trinidad. Kling, George Stallings. than those later, Palace Clothing company. America; Alfred Rogers, Fatty Grub; to view dec- Mrs. C. H, Behringer, who recently American League Philadelphia, opportunity the beautifnl ' Best Acted Character John Trahey, sailoi ; Pat Gonzales,

Connie Ed orations of the hall, which, much to i moved to Albuquerque, is in the city Mack; Detroit, Barrows, Lady's first prize, Mildred Berda, sailor; Donald Hart, Rea domino; 1,050 FULLY AT YOUR DOOR Bill the credit of the commit- EQUIPPED on a short visit. Armour, George Staliings, Hugh decorating leather pillow by Red Cross Drug com-- I John Harris, blue domino; Leonore S. came from Bill were most ever Senator J. Clark in Jennings; Cleveland, Armour, tee, the gorgeous pany; lady's second prize, Anna Kiss, Huyck, skating girl; Anne Falch, Santa Fe last for a week-en- d Jim McGuire, George seen in the opera house. The top of of Ada night Larry Lajoie, j glove and handkerchief box, by Cen--j queen diamonds; Wildenstein, Joe the decorated in varied col- visit in the city. Stovall, George Davis, Birming- balcony, ter Clock Drug store; man's first Span'sh darker; Edith Wright, beauti- T. H. Walsh for a Boston, Collins, ChicK ored and the draped ful Rastus John- representative ham; Jimmy pennants raJing j prize, Emil Move, gentlemen's set by doll; Lionel Ward, Denver is in the city Bob Unglaub, George Huff, in American flags and yellow and Mrs. J. A. prominent house, Stahl, j M Greenberger; man's second prize, son; Alta Fishburn, fairy; Don- wuite was effect- on his regular trip. Jim McGuire, red Lake, Patsy bunting, especially ' John Burks, box of cigars by Adelaide Bally, milkmaid; George Lewis, Span, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Fisher of Mineral ovan," Jake Stahl ; Chicago, Clark ive. The Toyer and the many pillars Gonzales. ish cavalier; Mrs; O. M. Ward, purple Hill a Griffith. Callahan, Fielder about the decorated In M. left for that place today after Jimmy house, being Most Appropriate Costume aster; O. Ward, engineer; Marie Su'ilivan, Duffy, of many colors, added great- short visit in Las Vegas. Jones, Billy .Hugh buntings Lady's first prize, Mrs. John Burks, Wadsworth, suffragette, Mrs. Ethel Miss Velma Lewis returned Tom ly to the artistic C- - today Jimmy Callahan; Washington, general appearance. cut glass dish by Bacharach Erothers; Luehler, suffragette; R. Haybee, home in Mound. Jake' Joe Cantillon, From the center cf the fes- from her Wagon Loftus, Stahl, ceiling, lady's second prize, Anna Falch, knight; Anna Kiss, gypsy; Ida Mont- Miss the Normal Uni- Jim McAleer, Clark Griffith; St. tooned to each corner of the hall, Lewis attends French art vase by Isaac Davis; man's gomery, Ramona; George Sells, Wash- Louis, Jim McAleer, Jack O'Connor, were of colored electric e versity. hung strings first prize, George Sells, Mexican zar-ap- ington; Eloise Segura, old lady; Joe OVERLAND MOD"! T. Stovall; New and a number of rther extra y J. Scott, transportation inspec- Rhody Wallace, George lights by Charles Ilfeld company; man's Duran, old fashioned girl; C. A, 5dT&y com- Clark Norman Elber-- about he hail gave the room a tor for the Santa Fe Railway York, Griffith, lights second prize, F. W. Doolin, French Weary Waggles; R. J. Mc returned last from one of feld, Hal Chase, past description. The Telephone or call and we will have our demonstrator pany, night George Stallings, brilliancy Briar pipe by O. L. Gregory. Donald, German bartender; J. R. Wo'iverton, Frank Chance. throne, of which and his inspecting trips. Harry any king quean Mort Ludicrous Costume Groth, bandit; Placldo Abeytia, look- show the well known Wirt Cannell, the well known bail be was beiju-tifn- l, ynu. Benny Chavez, fight might proud, especially Lady's first prize, Mrs. H. P. ing for him; T. J. Carvill, sunflower; was in He was -- appointed coacn .ecore.-- with large er, a visitor the city today. player, ecently being Browne, Majestic coffee urn by L W. Mrs. T. J Carvill, thistle; Mabel will to of the Tufts college nine. He for American and red, white and & leave tonight for Trinidad flags Iifeld; lady's second prize; Nicholas Getz, girl in blue; Myrtle Getz, danc Las Vegas Automobile Machine Co at with Boston, Toledo, 'blue Crowning the top of fight another bout that place. merly played bunting. Cordova, automobile veil by Mrs. A. ing girl; Alice Jones, sunflower girl; W. C. vice of the Toronto,' AHentovn, Williamsport the throne was a garland of small Hodgins, president Standish; man's first prize, R. J. Mc- Edith Milner, gypsy; Mildred Burda, Main and colored lights whioh when lighted Phjne 344. "Vhalen, & Fowler Prtps Santa Fe Railway company, passed Reading. Donald, one dozen photographs by Old Dutch Cleanser; Elizabeth Teague, car No. Dick Smith, of the Scran-to- n looked like a. of above through here today in private Manager setting jewels Tooker; mans' second prize, Lloyd Yama Tama girl; Ruby Ragan, danc- 21 to Los An- New York league team, is strong the other decorations. enroute from Chicago Jones, Holeproof hose by Hoffman and ing girl; Lillie Milner, Kansas; Emilia Three- - the in From 7 o'clock until late in the geles. for Players, league Graubarth. Mundt, Red Riding Hood; Anna Pol which he was a the delicious refreshments were served Captain E. J. McWenie, Fred Nolette, Reginald Young, today returned formerly manager. evening, inspection committee, Best Waltzer lack, girl; Madeline Carrigan, T. Bathing by Mrs. McGuire. The guests of the J. Dave Conway and from EI Paso where he has been for He recently purchased Shortstop Hill composed of J. J. Laubach, E. Mrs. Danziger, j Lady'B first prize, Jones, gold fencing girl; Joe Elledge, Irish from the Plowman, Lorenzo and Wil- Eya club and the members present were Charles W, G, Ward. the past few days. He stated that and Outfielder'' Donahue Delgado frame Rosenthal Furniture colleen; Joe Mrs. P. " picture by Elledge, clown; Mrs. Mrs. club. ' liam w'as busy, identi- T. J. Roy wood, Nunn, Mrs. V V . Carl Ellis has not played in the last Quincy Springer, kept second Mrs. E. A. Elk P. A. Linn, colored , company; lady's prize, Linn, lady; J. J. Mrs. W. H. i two basketball games at El Paso on fying the many maskers who throng- Laubach, Coleman, Father Barnum to ,' Simpson, Turkish table cover by dude; Eva Jones, Spanish cavalier; Mrs. account of illness. ed to the ha'il. Before the entrance H. A. Seelinger, Mrs. S. L Tif- Give Another Lecture ; j Obaldo Maloof ; man's first prize, Pete Florence Akers, Oriental girl; Mrs. Lady (to tourists' agency official) of fany, Mrs James Baker, Mrs. Charles At an open of Miss Helen Kelly plans to leave the king and queen the carnival C. meeting' the Knights I have to declare. What jLinn, dozen pair of Interwoven hose John Burks, flag girl; W. Hatch, Mrs. Clara for D. nothing spirit was well under way, many of Behringer, Heinemann, of Columbus which will be held la the Monday Washington, C, going - . shall I say? by E. Rosenwald and Son; man's sec- housemaid; John Burks, delegate Mrs, A. Morrison and Mis there to attend the inauguration of the maskers appearing on the floor George G. R. C. hall on Thursday evening, Official Say, madam, that you jond prize, Miguel A. Ellsworth, box hobo; Minnie Keene, queen inorning' ' President-elec- t Woodrow Miss and the Cos- Schrock. Rev. B. Wilson. entertaining spectators. j v February 27, Father Barnum, have nothing to declare. of cigars by the Lobby. star; Sadie Sparks, queen evening Kelly, while in Washington, will be tumes of every description were seen J., wiii give an Interesting tad on Lady Yes, but" suppose they find j Best Juvenile Character star; L. A. Welch, locomotive fireman; the guest of Mrs. J. E. Hurley, who and the question "Where did 'that Sewing Party for Jamaica, that beautiful Isle of the something? Girls' first prize, Ellene May Rogers, Charles Minium, fireman; Earl Jones, formerly was a resident of Las Vegas. come from?" was heard repeatedly a Visiting Lady. Carribbean Sea. Every members of box of candy, by Potter Candy com- Prince Carnival; Mrs. George Rusby, among the onlookers. On Monday afternoon Mrs. 6. "V. the local council of the of pany; girl's second prize,' Elizabeth princess; Clarence Hile, Irishman; Knights 'So Betty has eloped with Jack Jack Why, you're acting as if At !8:45 o'clock the members of Gephardt, Mxs. R A. Prentiss and Columbus and the members of their Wright, silver mug by Sabino Lujan; George Gonzales, coolred; Napoleon Haggard. Well, I really can't say I'm you'd like to "be kissed. the E; Romero Hose company in their Mrs. Byron Reed were the hostesses families and guests are co.-dial-ly In- boy's first prize, Willjam Ilfeld, watch Martinez, clown; Pete Tenorio, coon; surprised." Jessica Why, that's not acting. natty "s blue uniforms with gold trim- at a sewing party at the. vited to attend the lecture and it is and fob by Daily's curio store; boy's Elsie Mitchell, farmer Bertie Gephardt "You're not?" dry girl; residence will Jack But as if you had mings, formed a path of honor from n given by them in honor of hoped there be an especially ypii,act second prize, Pembc-rto- Gordon, box Leonard, little girl; Mrs. F. P. Sieg-- "No; she's let her imagination ru been kissed . before.. the entrance of the hall to the throne Mrs. Gyger of South. Bend, Ind.,' who huge attendance, for Father Bam urn's of candy by Simpklna Brothers. litz, Red Riding Hood; F. P. Sieglitz, away with her many a time." Jessica-r-rNeither- . .Is that and the and with royal is visiting friends here. An enjoy- talk on Jamaica Is an eqr acting. king Queen, Cake Walk farmer; Barbara Conrad, sunflower especially tread, made their entrance into the able afternoon was spent by all r at tertalning one. Farther Barnum re- Pete linn and Sirs. J. N. Cook, giant girl; Mrs. A. Langston, Dutch peasant; room, taking their place on ihe throne the conclusion of which dainty re- cently gave a lecture on Alaska that cake by Graaf and Hayward. Marie Hayward, school girl; Elsie where manv of the maskers went at freshments were served by the host- entertained a large audience and es- Special Prizes Freeman, Japanese lady; Fred Lewis, once to pay their respects. Shortly esses. Tlose present were Mrs. Guy-ge- r, tablished his reputation here as a Madeline girl, clown; J. E. Young, railroad fireman; after the' entrance of the" king and Carrigan, fencing Mrs. C. N. Watson, Mrs. Phil finished and eloquent lecturer. souvenir A. P. Moran. J. M. Roberts, railroad fireman; Mrs. queen P. D. McElroy announced the pillow by LeXoir, Mrs. J. E. Copeland, Mrs, Pete box of ci- C. E. Jones, postal card girl; Mrs. E, grand marc", which, with over 140 Ciddio, Chinaman, Carl Wertz, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Clauda Miss Lorna Johnson t i i i t j Charles W. Welch, card girl; C. E. Jones, tal maskers in line, was a very impres- gars, by Greenclay. Straussen, Mrs. David" Hazels, Mrs. Wins the Prize Ed watermelon low pot; C. S. Losey, grenadier; H. C. sive as wen as amustng spectacle. Atterbery, boy, John Koogler, Mrs. A. C. Erb and Especial Interest was taken in the best hat In house Romero Mer Ilfeld, devil; M. O. Henriquez, red commenced at the conclu the by Miss Katherine Moore of Ladies' at the Elks on Wed- Dancing sol Galesburg, Day club cantile clown; Miguel Galindre, Spanish 111. ;' " ' ' sion of the grand march and it was company. :'' nesday afternoon of this week, for the Cream' H. P. Browne, Peath, box of cigars, dier; Dave Conway, tramp; J. M. Mur- ail early hour this morning before beautiful hand painted Elk pillow giv- - IS the Antlers. phy, Indian ; W. C. McCalvey, clown; the last dance was finished. Seated by Sorosia Club Meets en by Mrs. Louise Scott as a prize for Emma Atlantic Ernest Blood, Yama Yama; V. Rath-bur- on the stage were the "judges who Pollack, City girl, With Mrs. Mabel Hall the lady scoring the highest number Stern auJ Nahm. Yama Yama; R. W. Atkins, had in charge the awarding of the picture by The Sorisis club held its regular of pins In one strins was awarded. Amelia Red Hood, Piesident Madcro; E Blackburn, skel- beautiful prizes which had been do- Mundt, Riding meeting this week as usual, Miss Lorna Johnron being winner. Dr. Price's Cream Powder is free Ata. eton; C. P. Trumbull, red devil; Ethel meeynj Baking nated to the hose company by many hat pin by Salomon with Mrs. Mabel Hall at La ;Caaf de For several weeks the ladies havs Smokes for the commit- Jones, chrysanthemum; Frank Jones, from alum and' lime phosphates. Made of the merchants of the city. It was inspection Ramona Mrs. Isoriuan Skinner, read been bowling and a number of good tee were furnished Vincent black, baby; Lloyd Jones, outing flan- a late hour when the prize winners by Trader, an interesting paper 0J1 the subject scores have been made. Miss John- from Cream of and nel N. J. Hynes, son; tartar absolutely who offered a special prize. As these kid; prodigal "Co-operativ- e grape were finally decided upon so difficult of Protestanlsm," son's total for one string of 122 pins men did service it was decided D. R. Tolman, bowery kid; T. M. Its use a to health, for it was for the judges to select the special which is a new movement dealing waa the highest made by any of the pure. safeguard the that should have Evans, Jap; May Caldwell, night; Syi j successful competitors. by Judges they with b social Elde of religious life. ladies whQ are novices at the game. ' !t actually aids digestion, and relieves from a va Clayton, clrctts girl; Bessie Clark, At Jhe hour.iCf-1- the unmasking special prize. Mrs. C. H. SclijTej's papgtioiFitf The whoso decisions were night; John McGuire, gTeen clown; " all anxiety as to the wholesomeness of the camel which caused & great deal of judges, ty Years of Emancipation" was great- Stag Dinner th Fred Phillips, purple yellow Yama; merrifcient' among . the dancers as received with approbation by ly enjoyed by the' members tt .the For Dr. Goelitz. food. B. J. Mrs. F. W. Doolin, Uncle Sam; Lee ' well as the. spectators. - After the un- crowd, werei Mrs. MoWenie, Clts, club. Both paper fi discussed Sy Dr. II. W. QoelHz, who left this R. K. red devil' Adrian boy. scoot; masking many of the spectators Arthur Ilfeld, Dr. McClanahan, Farley, ihe club and many Interesting re week for Mulvane, Kan., where he On the other hand each attempted imposition un- Green- - Mrs. Charles butterfly; Mrs. joined In the dnnce and the hall George II. Hunker and Charles Farley, marks were made by the several will take charge of the new Santa Fe of II. P. Browne, Mrs, J. N. an alum baking powder upon the consumer is til early this morning was crowded clay. Topsy; members. The regular program bf ihe Railway company hospital, was on The fliul their costumes Cook, Handy; Mrs. P. Ciddio, Graaf covert attack the health of the Of with merrymakers. dancers afternoon concluded, Mrs. Mabel Tuesday evening, tendered a compli- a upon family. and Mrs. L. Every committee and every mem- were as follows. Hayward grocery; Ciddij, Hall gave the club a ' parliamentary mentary dinner at the Castaneda course, no grocer would knowingly sell injurious Graaf and P. Ciddio, ber of the E. Romero Hose company Johnny Martin, football player; Hayward bakery; Jrt-- hotel by the several of Kick Chinese physicians food to his but he has himself been Duran. Emil Move, Chinaman; Cordova, , ir, customers; deserves great credit for having1 football player; vnj, the city. The dinner was a "stag-affa- lady; W. V. Sehlott. Uncle Dick; Isa deceived as to the true character of the made the thirty-firs-t annual masque- scarecrow; Mrs. L A. Smith, the McWenie Bowler the physicians present being cheap bel Cutler, Aunt and H. P. rade bail the success that it was and double hearts; John Reed, Indian; II. Jemima, Are Given a "Feed." Dr. C. S. Losey, Dr. H. M. Dr. powder by their manufacturers women ' Smith, that their effort were appreciated Goldsmith, a clown and mattress mas- Browne, wine, and song. The victorious McWenie team, win- W, E. Kaser, Dr. Edwin B. Shaw an solicitous v Forewarned, and for the health of was evident from the large crowd ter; Tim. Valdei, the devil; Myrtle ner of the second bowlh t'inrca-nien-t Dr. M. F. DesMaraia. her family, the housewife will be influenced to a that attended the ball and from the Keene, basketball girl; Elizabeth Five Hundred Club held this winter ft the Elks" constant watchfulness and stubborn resistance many favorable comments that are Wrtpht. sunflower girl; Raymond Hat Jolly Session. Vitib, on Thursday evening was given At a special meeting of the Sister- a The Bessie Dutch being heard on all fides today. Wright, fireman; Xisson, The Five Hundred club, which a stag dinner at the CaVtamnla lcttl hood of Temple Monfefioro, brld yes- against the danger. under- Persian two was enter- E. McWenie E. Romeros do well all they girl; Dewey Xisson, princess: meets every weeks, by J. who captained the terday afternoon at the rooms tf Mrs. ' Il- time, whether it be extinguishing Olive Nisson, Tersian slave; Carl tained this week by Mrs. B. F. team throughout the tournament. I Jacob Landau at tho Plaza hotel, it Pembertoa In addition recular to --Baking Powders told at a lower price fires or 'Staging big social events. feld, Boy scoui; Gordon; to the addition the regular members ol was decided to hold a bazaar durins Prizes were awarded as follows: coloi-e- porter; Herman Ilfeld, Boy members, several guests were enter- the team, Manuel llenriauez and the than Dr. Price's are almost invariably first week of November. Particu- p Kins, Henry G. Mohr, calling cards scout; Alberto Greenberger, farmer; tained by the club, making up three John Rudulph, substitutes, rti3 j&U ad lars resarding the bazaar wilt be in-- J made from a!am, and therefore ? by The Optic. , Karl Regens'oerg. Toastel Corn tables of Five Hundred. The first materially in the winning of the at a Inter date. ou ferior, and prejudicial to health. Queen, Sirs. Henry G. Mohr, bou- - Flakes; Ed Atterbery, wate-tiiel- prize for high score was won by Mrs. championship, were present as was S. I. and the D. quet, Perry Onion and Son. kid; Sidney Regensberg, Indian boy: Tiffany consolation prize M. Gubblelield, who is a guest fit Eransville has dropped out of the Most Handsome Costume Leo Regenaber?, Indian boy; Artaor was won by Mrs. Charles Behringer. the Elks' club. The regular ..mcm: Kitty league and will taa , Lady's first prize, Lilly MIIlneTj one Rokw-s- Santa Clai'; Ellens Rotors, At the conclusion of the card playing. bers cf the teao at the dinner were Central league the. coro.Ins teoFon. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1913.

consequences of the most dangerous THE UESTAl'lUNT AND CAFl character. MalthuB was quite wrong Um FOREIGN NEWS NOTES when he attempted to show that at THE OPT.IC 8HORT ORDERS AND REGULAR DINNERS life's banquet there was room only for PULPIT THE BEST GOODS OBTAINABLE ALWAYS HANDLED : a limited number of guests. The an i: all guests, explained Pr. Bertillon, were London, Feb. 22. London bears have to return at their expense test Real- also cooks, contributing their share the appearance of a city baricaded for those who rail to pass the Choir Loft are of the banquet That is why people riots, since the militant suffragettes izing this, some of the companies arrangements to sub- - with a high birth-rat- e show a much WANT SOCIETY DIRECTORY declared war on windows. Jewelers already making to more economic advance than CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE have stationed outside their es.l J eft applicants for passage a test rapid guard3 CONCEPTION CHAPMAN LODGE NO. 2, A. F. A DORADO LODGE NO. . 1 which will be as as the examina- does France. Adrian Rabeyrolle. tablishments to pull down their shut--' rigid A. M. com the American offi- The consequences of depopulation pastor. Regular KNIGHTS OF PY tera at the first sign of a determined tion conducted by are even in the realm of in- First mass at 7 a. m.; second mas a munication first and woman air with, a cials at the port of debarkation. It is graver THIAS Meeta looking taking and culture. Technical and at 10 a. m. Sunday school in English COLUMN third Thursday in women estimated here that linos carrying telligence ery Monday eve brick, and carrying heavy whose readers are and at 3 in at JF each month. Visiting steerage traffic from Russia, Portgual scientific works, Spanish p. m., Spanish fit) in handbags or packages are looked upon brothers in- ning Cast) - limited in but which, never 1:30 p. m. Rosary and benediction cordially when land Italy will be the heaviest sufter- number, RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVER. Hall. with particular suspicion they of the blessed sacrament at 7:30 vited. Win. p. Mills, Vlsltinj theless, mark the essential condition p TI8EMENTS 7j! ar oppear on the shopping streets. m. W. M., H. S .Van Petten, mi Knights cord) Australia also is the of of progress, are necessarily published Secretary. One of the big offices on making way ally invited. Chas shipping in by the greater Sunday school for English speak which to board up. the immigrant hard, and the new languages spoken Five cent per line eacn Insertion. Liebachner, Chaa Cockspur neglected number. ing and Spanish speaking children LAS VEGAS COMMANDERY, NO. warned that; Australian health certificates will bar Estimate six ordinary words to a Una. 2, cellor Commandei its winnows after being every Sunday at 1:30 p. m. who would have no in There are many factors responsible No KNIGHTS TEMPT.ATt Paw. the suffragettes were bent on window many difficulty ad to occupy lets space than two Harry Martin. Keeper of Record! in under for the voluntary and dangerous limi Ai! ular conclave see. d Tues-- and Seal. lost two windows valued at Betting the present regula- CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF SOR line. advertls menu charged wrecking of families In France. The m eacn monw .ma- hnwAVftr. TJrO UUHB. Kven once in the the tation will be booked at .tjr uay ai rnn ,.nr rkilm irma country SOWS Rev. Paul Gilberton, pastor. space actually set, is not for he remains growth of individualism among others without of sonic Temple at 7:30 p. m. G. H. F. O. E. Meets first flted the warning and sent hurry immigrant safe, First mass at 6:30 a. m., third Sun regard to number word. and third Tues- by a considerable part. The civil KlnkeL E. Chas. Tarn me. Re- to for board pro- subject to the test during his first year plays mass Cash In advance preferred. C; day evenings each month at Wood orders carpenters the free testa- lay excepted. Second 8:30, corder. windows. In the of residence. It is no secret here code, which prohibits men Hall. Visiting brothers cordi tection to exposed also sermon in English, hymns rendered mer- that Australia feels herself aggrieved mentary disposition of property, ally invited to attend. A. M. Adle shopping districts many of the by the children under the direction the class of which the favors small families. This is clearly LAS VEGAS CHAPTER NO. 3, ROY E. C. chants have hired special guards who by immigrant af the Sisters of Loretto. Third mase ki iLu. v. President; Ward, Secretary is will demonstrated by a little village in the AL about in secluded spots ready to British Isles supplying, and it at 10:30 a. sermon in ARCH MASONS Regular con lurk to m., Spanish. L. g outskirts of Dunkirk. 1UB O. O. suspicious-lookin- cause no surprise if she discourages According vocation first in MOOSE Meets second an jounce upon any Prom 3 to 4 Sunday echool. At 4 Monday - assisted in the future. the terms of a foundation dating from fourth woman who may stop- to gaze into the emigration Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- each month at Masonic Thursday evening eacl Some of the resident Australian gov the seventeenth century, every family Temple at 7:30 p. m. H. month at W. o. W. Hall. Visltlni windows. is ment. At the New Mexico Hospital be- ernment officials have that living within the village boundaries B. brothers invited. Dr. B At nightfall business London discovered for the Insane mass every fourth Hubbard, H. P.; F. O. cordially the best of who neith- entitled to 24 ares (about three-fifth- s W. Houf, Dictator; J. Thornat:, comes desolate with every blind down type emigrant, Sunday by the pastor. Blood, Secretary. ; the is that ill of an acre) of land result and dark and forbidding shutters of er desires nor requiress assistance, is OPTIC'S NUMBER, MAIN . Secretary. to as births exceed deaths by 44 per cent. heavy boards have taken the place of going the United States, and FIRST M. E. CHURCH. PANSFORD CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. Australia needs this kind settler Instances of the birth rate being bright windows filed with displays of of Corner Eighth street and National 8. Meets first and inird Fridays heightened by judicious legislation are LOCAL TIME CARD merchandise. rather than the manual laborer, des- avenue. Rev. E. C. Anderson, pas- Wanted at 7:30 p. m. In Masonic Temple, numerous, in Bavaria and porate efforts will be made to divert notably tor. Mrs. J. O. Rntledgo, Worthy Ma- him to the Roumania, where by the suppression of WANTED Salesman. Traveling, Opium srokjng is becoming so pop Antipodes. Sunday school, U:45. tron; Mrs. Agnes Tripp, Secretary. EAST BOUND the vexatious formalities attending or commission. Must be ular in London that several of the Morning worship with sermon at expenses Telephone Main 329. Arrive Depart marriage thousands of births were Splen- dens in the Whitechapel disLM:: are Paris, Feb. 22. The vehicular con 11 o'clock. active, ambitious, energetic. No. 2 9:10 p. m 9:15 p. m on is gained every year. did former raid to be catering exclusively to gestion the streets of Paris Epworth League, 6:15 p. m. 'opportunity; experience FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD NO. No. 4 11:05 p. m 11:05 p. m The doctor would like to see the not essential. Landmark Co., of the pipe. Two greater than in any other city of the with sermon at Cigar 102 No. 8 2:05 a. m 2:10 a. patrons and Evening worship Mees every Monday night at a an and in ol public taught to honor favor large Denver, Pa. of these were visited lately by world, spite of the efforts 7:30 o'clock. O. R. C. Hall, on Douglat, avenue.at No. 10 1:45 p. m 2:10 p. m families Instead of subjecting them who found then furnish- the municipal authorities, no wav has A cordial Invitation is extended to 8 o'clock. are instigator, to mockery, as is so often the case WANTED men who are Visiting ed in the ir.cst luxurious manner. The yet been found to effect any perman-rn- t all who have no other place of wor- Traveling welcoma J. C. WEST BOUND He recalled that Mr. Pon towns cross cordially Wertz, nowadays. making small and 1 victims of the habit can indulge their improvement in street conditions. ship to attend divine services at this president; J. T. Buhlor secretary; No. 1:20 p. m 1:45 p. m The Is belle, when prefect of the Seine, would road stores to handle cur new and dreams In eurroundmgs which should problem an ever present one, church. C. H. Bally, treasurer. No. 3 6:10 a. m 6:15 a. a not employ any officeholder unless np to date side line. Pays to the most fastidious devotees and it grows worse every year, for pocket No. 7 4:20 p. m 4:30 p. m eppeal he had at least three children. He al a commission of $4 order. A Paris, strangled by the stone belt of ST. PAUL'S MEMORIAL CHURCH. 'per No. 9 6:35 p. m 7:00 p. m of tho drug. so mother who had MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA be-- now useless ex- thought that every Rev. J. S. Moore, rector, 716 Na winner. For full particulars ad Shortly after dark the patrons fortifications, cannot Meet four children living should be enttiled dress Burd 212 Slgel St., in the Forest of brotherly n af- but tional avenue, East Las Vegas, N. M. Mfg. Co., to arrive, stealing In furtively pand, must,grow upward. love at Woodmen of the World hall, ATTORNEYS No to a grant of $100. This would, no Third in Lent. Chicago, 111. ter leaving their motor cars and car- such congestion of traffic exists Sunday February on the second and fourth doubt, involve a large sum of money, 1913. Fridays some distance A nearby in N'ew York, London, Chicago, Berlin 2, HUNKER & HUNKER riages away. must as of each month at 8 p. m. C. H or but it not be considered Holy communion, 7:30. WANTED Plain sewing or work by H. A. tradesman declares that in the day Philadelphia. The municipality has G. Clerk. George Hunker Chester Hunkei money expended, but rather as a dis- the day. Box C85, Las Vegas. Stewart, Consul; Laommle, time no one approaches tha places, sent agents to all these cities to study Sunday school, 9:45. are Attorneys-at-La- placement of capital, the beneficial Visiting members especially which do not encourage visits at such traflic conditions, and to count the Morning prayer and sermon, 11:00. Las Vegas. New Mexleo result of which would soon make itself welcome and cordially Invited. of the ot number of vehicles a Monday, St. Matthias' Day. i.mes because danger police passing given felt interference. point on an important street in each Lenten services: Services daily ex. For Sale DENTISTS 4:15. J. E. ROSENWALD LODGE NO. 541. floth of these palatial dens are run city, between the hours of 7 a. m. and cept Monday and Wednesday, $100 REWARD $100 and on BABY CHICKS, pure bred S. C. Reds, I. O. of B. B. Meets every first stand on 7 p. m. This shows that Evening prayer address DR. E. L. HAMMOND, DENTIST by Chinese. Low divans comparison The readers of this will be fine lDc. 12c. paper Wednesday, 7:30. stock pens, extra good Tuesday of the month In the vestry Crockett Building. arpets so thick and eoft that no S3,323 vehicles passed down the Rue pleased to learn that there Is at least address on 4:15 Also P C. Reds and Barrei Rocks rooms of Temple Montefiore at 8 Main sounds ot footsteps can be heard; soft dc Rivoli in Paris, 16,208 were counted one dreaded disease that science has Missionary Friday, Office Telephone lit This church is for by special ordsr American Sfandar o'clock p. m. Visiting brothers are Main 1W silken cushions are placed for head-rt.st- on the Strand, in London; 14,221 on been able to cure in all its stages, open daily pri House Telephone and that is Catarrh. Hall's meditation. India Runner 'duck eggs, H for $1 invited. Isaac Appcl. over the the S,GG5 at Catarrh vate prayer and cordially and rich curtains hang Postdamer Platz, Berlin; Cure is the only positive cure now Mrs. Geo. TuJor, t'sage Cit. Kan President; Charles Greenclay, Sec F. B. HUXMANN move avenue Fifty-eight- h DR. doorways. No smoker need Fifth and street, known to the medical fraternity. Ca- attend- New on Broad FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. retary. Dentist from his Pouch, as numerous .York; 0,176 street tarrh being a constitutional disease, re SALE anu First Christian church, corner FOR Bedroom furniture of ai ants, moving at the motion of a hand, Philadelphia, and r,73 on Sheridan quires a constitutional treatment Dental work any description Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken and Main. upright piano, all in good condi KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, COUN ok the opium and prepare the pipe road, Chicago. internally Eighth moderate prices. t anting directly upon the blood and 9:15 a. m. tion. Apply M., Optic. NO. 804. Meet and Main 131 for each customer. Ad to the number for Paris Sunday school, CIL second Room 1 Center Block. Tel. large mucous surfaces of the system, there ' to the some Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. fourth Thursday In O. R. C. Hall, East Las Vegas, Ni M. According the Investigation, the fact that this city has hilly by destroying the foundation of the FOR SALE Rhode Island Red eggs disease, and Preaching service 11 a. m. and 7:30 Pioneer building. Visiting mem- Xatrons of the place are business men, and more tortuous streets, it would giving the patient 1 p. m. the for setting, $ for 13, guaranteed bers are Invited. Richard Holmes gave young men about town, and even mem- appear that the regulation of traffic strength by building up the constitu- Evening subject "Avoiding cordially When Burton recently tion and assisting nature in doing Its Main Issue." Rev. Frederick F. Grim Also few first class Rhode Island G. K.; Prank Angel, F. S. his celebrated travelogue on "Pan- bers of noble families. Some of the in Taris presents difficulties unknown Devlne, work. The proprietors have so much of will both Red roosters, cheap. H. M. North ama" at Orchestra Hall, Chicago, he visitors are for a the in Albuquerque preach mere'y looking elsewhere. Eventually congestion faith its curative powers that they rup, 913 Lincoln avenue. was seriously lnterupted by continual orrer morning and evening, and will con- an- new sensation, hut most of them are will become so great that new streets une Hundred Dollars for any 0. O. F. LAS VEGAS LODGE NO. coughing of the audience. No one la case that fails to cure. for duct evangelistic services each even- if with hopeless victims of the habit It will have to be cut to relieve this it Send 1. at noys willingly and people it; list of FOR SALE New piano, two stoves, Meets every Monday evening said are testimonials. ing during the comirg week except coughs, colds, hoarseness and tickling that the dens enormously seems to be the only solution. 1007 their hall on Sixth street All visit and Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., To Saturday night, l'here will be no furniture and rugs. Call Elev in throat would use Foley's Honey profitable, for each smoker pays from lcdo, Ohio. brethren Invited to at Tar could quickly services this evening, as enth street. ing cordially Compound, they $7 to $25 nightly for his entertain The French government, upon the Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Saturday D. N. Gus cure their and colds and avoid we tend. F. Fries, G.; coughs Take Hall's consit-paticn- . most of you know have had three O. G. Schaefer and ment recommendation of the minister of Family Pills for V. G.; T. M. Elwood, this annoyance. Adv. sermons the last three even- FOR SALE Wagon, harness, house Lehman, Co. Adv. decorated with the Le- splendid Red Cross Drug commerce, has hold goods and one rooster. 910 Secretary; Karl Wertz. Treasurer; book hat Honor one of the wo- ings. A censorship of the hymn gion of leading HEALTH WARNING Fifth street C. V. Hedgcock, cemetery trustee. ' All are cordially invited to these been by Councillor Hopkins, men dressmakers of Paris. It appears Chilled and wet in W. a merchant at Stan proposed feet result cod services, and members of the local S. Skelton, council. that 4 cent of the gesting the internal and in says he would not take of the Nottingham county per population organs, are to FOR SALE ream of heavy work B. P. ELKS Meets second and ley, Ind., of in mak flammation of the and blad organization especially urged p. $100.00 for the relief a single box ot Thei proposal came as the result of France is employed garment kidneys horses, team mules, team der, with rheumatic twinges and pair be there and take an active part in driving fourth Tuesday evening ot each Foley Kidney Pills gave him. "I had certain hymns IT ing, and this industry is recognized as Also complaints against in back, generally follow. Use Folei seeing that they are made a success horses. eggs for hatching. month Elks home on Ninth street a severe attack of kidney trouble with now the school of a source of national wealth. and the boks used by great Kidney Pills. They are the best medi Telephone Main 454. and avenue. broth sharp pains through my hack comes cine Douglas Visiting A the council, and in voicing the The woman in question under made for all disorders of the kid - could hardly straighten up. single county ere are cordially invited. P. D. Me- re- the neys, for bladder anc box of Foley Kidney Pills entirely objections the councillor declared that class of "captains of industry," Irregularities, FOR SALE Or rent, one square piano. B. W. Con- for backache and rheumatism. Thej BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner Main Elroy, Exalted Ruler; lieved me." O. G. Schaefer and Red the words of the songs expressed and It is in recognition of her creative 920 do not contain habit forming drugs avenue and Sixth street. Rev. N. B Apply Gallinas avenue. don, Secretary. Cross Drug Co. Adv. r. nor work in her business that either good religion good politics. organizing Tonic in action, quick results. O. G freen, Pastor. Ilia chief was directed the government has thus honored her. Schaefer and Red Cross Drug Co -- FOR SALE objection Preaching at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p Horse, harness and two the Hues: The creative dressmaker in France Adv. against following m. School at 9:45 a. m. A buggies. Inquire 716 Seventh St if ideas Sunday RETAIL PRICES The rich man in his castle, is now protected legally her M PROMOTE CHILEAN INDUSTRIES. Young People's meeting at 6:30 p. are nine-roo- 20c 100 lbs. The poor man at his gate, stolen. She must, however, prove m. The is Invited. FOR SALE Modern house, 2,000 lbs. or More, Each Delivery per Santiago, Chile, Feb. 22. Farming public 25o 100 Ibe. God made them high and lowly that her general idea, and not alone goo dconditlon, fine bar- 1,000 Ibe. to 2,000 be., Each Delivery per and mining in Chile will receive a location, And ordered their estate. details of design, have been appro- 200 lbs. to 1,000 lbs. Each Delivery 30c per 100 Iba, great it is FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. gain. Inquire M., Optic To such impetus, believed, as a SO . 200 Each 40o per 100 lbs. Hopkins asserted that the Almighty priated by a rival. insure Rev. Norman Skinner, pastor. Doug lbs. to lbs. Delivery result of the promise made by 435 ot 50c 100 Ibe. Ud nothing of the sort, and he de- protection a copy of all dress models, las avenue and Tenth street. Less than 6d Ibe. Each Delivery per the nation's most prominent scien clared the following verse to e together with adequate descriptions, 11 tists to devote three hours Morning worship and sermon at For Rent offensive: be in the French pat- each week equally must deposited in an o'clock. AGUA PURA COMPANY . active effort to we to our betters ent office-- When this has been done personal the FOR RENT Suite May bow, extension and Bible study and Sunday school ses housekeeping and for development of scien- rooms, first floor, Harvesters, Btorers, and Distributors of Natural Ice, the Purity Subject to tar parents thou. she may bring suit infringement tific sion at 9:45 a. m. electric lights. methods in the agricultural and 508 ol Which Have Made Las Vegas Famous. Several church dignitaries agree of her "patented" dress. of Christian Endeavor at Main. Lasting Qualities mining industries. The promise is Society OFFICE 701 DOUGLAS AVENUE with Hopkins, but they maintain that 6:30 m. the outcome of a resolution unani- p. the censorship should not be left to In an interesting and lucid lecture The church extends a most ROOM FOR RENT Mrs. Van Petten, mously adopted by the National Sci hearty laymen. before the Society of Friends of the invitation to all 806 Seventh street. entific congress at Its eighth annual people. Strangers Rev. Arthur Waldron, vicar ot Brix-- of Paris, of which M. Ray-ton- , University convention, which concluded its and sojourners in the City especially hns expressed himself as being niond Polncare Is president, Dr. welcomed. FOR RENT Cheap, chicken ranch at Temuco today after 4 iu favor ot a censorship ot all hyms, Jacques Bertillon ha analyzed at with room cottage furnished, also having been in session nearly two ANT Ads many of which h deems absolute the of the depopula-balderdas- 3 room cottage. Call 417 St. length problem weeks. CHRISTIAN SCIENCt SOCIETY Eighth I Agriculture and mining are which people rush through lion of France, lis causes and rem-witho- services morn the two backbone industries of Chile, Regular every Sunday the slightest appreciation otiPdies. at 11 o'clock and even Are Best but their full development has here- Ing Wednesday F.ll&ccllancoua the meaning of the words. The vicar In 1S15, said the doctor, the French at 8 o'clock In O R. C. hall tofore been nampered by the Ing oald recently: "1 am with the man n mounted to 18 cent the civil- primi per of tive FIRST class room and board, In- - Market Finders who to tho versos I methods of operation. objects quoted. ized people of the world. They now 8HILOH BAPTIST CHURCH Cor quire 1112 Douglas Ave. do not think God made men either only 10 per cent, and against ner Columbia and Railroad Avenur to rich or poor; men have done that oO million ads. search out the people whom among all et peoplet who speak French Rev. W. R Burgesn, Pastor. Do you know that more real danger Classified themselves. Many of these t PETER P. MACKEL common cold BUY-- tha la worth hymns here are t oday 120 mil ion who speak Preaching; 11 a, m., and 8 p. m., by lurks in a than in any those who MIGHT particular thing moat bad minor are theology, had economics and German, and 150 million who HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING a. other of the ailments? The speak the pastor; Sunday school 9:45 m.: is to take Chamberlain's want to eU is WORTH MOST to aomeoM lad everything." English. This condition is Hardwood Finishing;. Paper Hanrln safe way That property you becoming B. T. P. All are welcome a thoroughly nod 9,1p.m. Cough Remedy, reliable In thla newspaper and would never hear of more accentuated, since in 1911 the Glasing. attend these ervlcea- and rid yourself of who reads the ada. men to preparation, the Shipping and immigration ex-- ) n a ntltnldV- SB nORnllllo here. number of deaths exceeded the num- Estimate Cheerfully Given, nl1 wo " .m.w. iuio your property unless It were advertised here predict that the . . . : Old Town is for sale by all dealers. Iert3 passage ber of births in France, while In other est Side Plisa Bvprjrbody The pOc remedy I ifd and ana rer ads. in this newspaper want ,f the education test for immigrants countries the excess of births over AQV. Others, who read (and ntO Will to cash for) books, automobiles, used machinery the states mean a . deaths- ketvt. at on mrornee.- of nlirmr- are anxious pay over article of fisetulness of any sort, and musical gi.iling off of 100,000 annually in 12 per thousand, gome people see a ALLEN'S and furniture, the number of foreigners entering remedy in efforts to decrease mortal- AUTOMOBILE, CARRIAGE UHICHESTERJS'PILL . AMD .American ports. ity, but the doctor declared this me- 1.dlal Anil Tonr Hrac.lu tor F00T2AS$rshfiVenintfl As the classified ads. are read by all possible buyr.s, of all pos- means a serious loss to A 'V-ir- UmwnZ. This the thod to be of little or no value. SIGN PAINTING TM miWpl come to be finders of not lrT sible sorts of things, they have the best lines, only because of What was 1 lem.ship wanted, he said, was an motiials .Sold lruerlt. Ask for tll. r;', .TFR H in N. O. HER. MAN toyioJIMl'" ff 1M diminution numbers, hut also extra 430,000 births J ' S"-- every year; the 429 GRAND AVE. r.lii.ik. everywhere, "J Vo.f N Y; AW II ynr.kiK.wnw Almr tuHMm i-'- 8t i.f'-fijn- i of the fact that will deficit -t. SOLO BY ct they 'piesent Involved ecoroonlcal , n L rrJ.TjJ.t-- W DRUGGISTS tVERMSM LAS V.GAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1913. SEVEN 1

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The offices in the court house were Senator John S. Clark returned last closed all afternoon In observance of evening Irom Santa Fe ana will be a LOCAL NEWS the celebration, of Washington's visitor in the ciiy over Sunday. The Gem Supreme Hunt's Fruits Birthday. Quality Mr. and Mrs. Celso uopez of Santa Refu- Light automobile Jampo at 6:oil Probate Judge Adelaido Tafoya Fe are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Family Range o'clock this evening. yesterday afternoon set April 14 as gio Esquibefl at their home on the the date for the probation of the will West side. Good of Eating (Special Sunday dinners at .Eng- the late Mrs. Martha Green. lish. Kitchen. Everbody Invited. George Noil, carrier for The Optic, ni pniGE California Peaches 517 Douglas avenue. Opposite opera Jacob Davldhlzer, a farmer living this morning established a record in at afternoon shot on the Aroyo Pec- California house. Mlshawaka, yesterday gun shooting Apricots applied at the court house for 6 aa os, killing 13 ducks with 16 shots. 025.00 to $33.00 California Bartlett Pears The Ladies' guild of St, Paul's Me- bounty' upon three coyotes killed Dy This is the best record that has been morial church will meet next Tues- him recently near his home. made this year by any of the local California Cherries day afternoon with Mrs. Seiglitz, 917 huntsmen. George has promised to

Sixth street, at 2:30 o'clock. Colonel R. E. Twitchell suid have a feed for the force if his v A today big ( c.-- Reliable Range at a in California's orchards, pre- he wished to the luck continues. This Is a is just pure fruit, grown sunny deny report that good big - John Thornhill is reported to be he was the author of the new Indian story but Noll "got away with it." V Low Price pared clean. 'cooked in natural fruit juice and pure cane sugar. . - J about the same as yesterday. No literature issued by the Harvey sys- marked la tem. Colonel ON "BROTHERHOOD." A small payment one in Good For Breakfast Improvement yet noticeable. Twitchell says the ADDRESS puts your home. Satisfaction He is suffering from pneumonia. books axe magnificent ana he is sor- Rev. N. B. Green, pastor of the guaranteed. Good For ry he canont claim the First announced to- Fruit Salads authorship. Baptist church, A large stock of second However, not wish to take he would on two ex- hand ranges always on hand. Good For Desserts" Extra fancy tomatoes, crisp celery, ho does day that preach head lettuce, parsley, parsnips, beets, credit for some other man's work. ceptionally interesting topics at to' turnips, carrots and soup bunches at regular Sunday services tomorrow. Ike Davis', the Cash Grocer. Adv. Word to the effect that the store of At the morning service Rev. Mr. J. C. We Have Them Green's will "The Kind JOHNSEN l SON Tom Hanna at Lamy was robbed last subject be ! : All of a even conductors beionging to the O. night was received here today. The Layman, I Want" In the . - R. C. are requested to be present at loss is not known at present, but an ing he will preach on "Brotherhood." the meeting to be held in the lodge enormous amount of merchandise was At the evening, session members ot H. Grocer rooms tomorrow morning. Business Btolen. The' notice all alonsr the line any or all fraternal orders will be J. Stearns; of will be transacted. - welcomed, as the address Jefferson President. importance have been notified and the thief :prob- cordially Raynolds, will of them. The or E. D. Vice ably will be captured soon. be interest to Raynolds, President Hallett Raynolds. Cashier, There wll'i be no services at the chestra will furnish another beauti- s. ts. uavis, Vice President. H, Erie Hoke Assasirnt Cashier. Tabernacle butt ful musical at the piristjiui tonight, FENCE CUTTERS BUSY. program evening tomorrow morning and Rev. services, which at 7:30 o'clock. evening Much trouble has been experienced begin Grim will - deliver aaaresses. The The is Invited to ail lately by the farmers of Mineral Hil' public cordially services were well attended last services. and vicinity on account of the depre of the numerous; night regardless dations of fence-cutter- Fence cut other attractions about the Rev, FINDS INDICTMENT GOOD. THE OLD RELIABLE city. ting is the most annoying thing that Urlm will 22. John F. Jelke deliver addresses eactt can be done to a man who bas cat Chicago, Feb. next week. must go on trial on that he FIRST NATIONAL night tle of any descsription or any one charges BANK evaded federal taxes on colored oleo- who tries to keep his property up in A IN The Fraternal Brotherhood will margarine. This was ordered by WAGON good .the Mineral Hill shape, say peo hold a business Anderson in' the United States meeting Monday ple. A sharp lookout is bring kept Judge II OF LAS VEGAS. N M night in its lodge rooms after which district court when he over- for the guilty men and ro doubt be- today a social program will be Defi- ruled Jelke's demurrer that given. fore long they will be caught. alleging nite plans as to whether- - the local the indictment wa3 faulty. The general feeling Is that a por Capital.JIOO.OOO lodge will send a to Los Surplus, and Undivided Profits $35,000 delegate tion of the of " population that district IB : i Angeles to the of the meeting grand is strongly opposed to the fencing of ARGUMENTS ARE BEGUN I lodge will be decided at this . Our Depositors Receive meeting. property and it' may be that the cause Vernon, Tex., Feb. 22 Arguments Every Courtesy and An members are to be requested lies in the immediate vicinity of Min- were begun today in the trial of J. B. Within the Scope of Good present. Banking. eral Hill. A few years ego the same Sneed, charged with the murder of ft thing happened to the fanners of Al Boyce, Jr. The case will go to the The last at bowling game night this district and it them jury probably Monday evening. Interest Paid on 7Into was discouraged Deposits the Elks' home called off and as to extent 1 the that little agricultural that was the last scheduled of game work was done for two or three the league, the teams will not BERNHARDT SINGS IN PRISON ,plr.y years. East week there were four under their old names until a new San Francisco, Cat., Feb. 22. On NT) O fences cut and on the posts of one 625 r'l league is formed. There is talk or a pnson-Duii- t stage, armu scenery of the fences cut a note was left for starting! a new league the first of painted by prison bands, Sarah Bern the owner saying that the "worst was next month. This afternoon a picKod hardt played in French today Jn the THERE IS NO LIE ON THE yet to come." Every effort is being LABEL team from the bankers of the prison yard of San Quentin peniten- city used to trap the cutters and should played another tiary for the pleasure of 1,950 con against aggregation they be caught the full extent of the of The scores of this victs. Many outside guests witnessed THERE IS NO LYE IN equal strength. law will be enforced upon them, say THE CAN game will be announced the performance at the invitation of Monday. the angry farmers. & Co. Warden Hoyl.e. i Gross, Kelly The Normal University basketball Abraham Ruef, who has been all IRRIGATION MEN HERE boys again broke even yesterday v.t his life a student and lover of French C. W. and Messrs. Stoke and El Paso, winning one game and los- Nibley literature, was among the few who HUHTS Sole officials of ths United Trust Agents ing one. The boys seem to be play- Sigler, could understand In full me spoken QUALITY FITS" and of Salt Lake ing poor ball, as they defeated the Savings company words. The action and motif of the arrived this afternoon and team that is supposed to be the poor- City, Utah, scenes chosen were explained in a will several in the "THE LYE-PEELE- est aggregation in the league by only spend days city. little pamphlet printed in. the prison KINQ THAT IS NOT The men are here to the three points. The score of the game investigate press and distributed among the Camfield played against the Bisbee, Ariz., team irrigation project. They baye audience. was 17 to 20 in Bisbee's favor. In the been in communication with Judge members game the Cactus club of El David J. Leohy and of the In CRYSTAL 'BUTTER. against "Yes," said the old man, "I find Highest Quality Paso the score was 22 to 19 In the Las Vegas grant board for some time my strength is failing somewhat. 1 IS MADE FR.OM Normal boys' favor. The Normal in regard to completing the dam and Delicious In 1 used to walk around the block every Flavour boys' per centage is now .500, the El other irrigation works lying na par- morning; but lately I feel eo tired PASTEURIZED CREAM Paso Y. M. C. A. suit being in the tially completed state upon the grant when I get half way round I have to lead with 1.000 cent. It Is understood, if the project looks ASK YOUR. GROCER. per turn come Insist on "Hunts" if woLnt favorable, that the Salt Lake City and back." you the highest IT SATISFIES The weather reports for the past people will complete it. quality in canned fruits few days have predicted snow, but not Son Someone says, dad, that CRYSTAL CREAMERY Co until today have they delivered the there's tide in the affairs of men real goods. Snow has been general which leads to fortune. What kind all over the western part of the coun- GOSSIP OF THE of tide is that try and is now moving toward the SHOPS AND YARDS. Practical Father Tied down to southwestern part. Today's snow Is business. What Constitutes the first good start that the storm has a Sanitary Dairy? gotten here and old timers say that Machinist F. C. Sehmitz has re- 2E333SSJKET'' will the heaviest snow has turned from Denver and is now em- At The Home of Best of Eatable this be that ALL THESE TAKEN TOGETHER: Ik Everything fallen In New Mexico for many years. ployed In the local shops. Have You Ever Tried who was Colorado had her snow early this week Phillip School, lathe man, Separate Concrete Floored Buildings. and show that the snow- oa lately for in sal trouble, reports thpre operated Cooling and Aerating Apparatus. fall is the heaviest in that eoftntry for is rapidly getting into shape to be White Beauty Steam Sterilizing Outfit. JUST TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS 20 years. back on the job again. Boilermaker D. Johnson will leave Healthy Cows. " - soon for a ten days' visit with rela Oil? Healthy People. tives in Kansas Cooking Strict Rules of Cleanliness. "I much prefer Steam Laun City. TRY Walter Marcotte, who has been em to home 'launder- dry service ployed in the shops at Albuquerque Some four years ago we adopted the name CHASE (EL SANBORJNS ing, the color is better and but is at present, on the list of tho' it is one of the GREAT. laid off on account of the reduction CORBETT SANITARY DAIRY the clothes last longer." of forces, is in the city visiting his EST helps in the cul- Coffees or Tea.s We did so because, we. believed that then as now we. were is the we parents. This remark hear of to the above' main of modern dairy-Jn- g About 15 nient have been laid off inary department conforming principles every day, and it pleases us W the entrance of bacteria into the fn designed-- prevent , WHEN YOU and repays us for the effort we here the Inst two weeks, during the home to beUSED milk' ' ARE TIRED the late n'diu Hon and a larsi mi'iiber have made to bring our in- , That we were was in the government TKem-TSa- of the men at. Albuquerque were also INSTEAD right proven Just t's All OF LARD. of the next year (not made public at the time) iri Try D put on the off list It Is not expectod spection wtrjch we scored the chiefly because our cooling and tuat 'lie n 'n will be off lonn as the highest iiu bottling room was arthe required distance from dwelling or officials of the all over the a It comes in sizes into popularity. comply i stable. ;: system say that business will pick The very unsanitary yet very common condition of exposing milk to GRAAF & up about the first of next month. The THE STORE l2 gallon the air of the dwelling house becomes more apparent when we consider IIAlill. Our new trenh hot air drying woat in re- joc California has caused the the power of milk to absorb the bacterins of disease and multiply them a Is the only sanitary way of duction well as the lack i ... partially as gallon $1.35 thousand fold in a. few minutes. Almost every dwelling has disease bact- drying clothes, then wo irou of minors In the coal mines of New eria of one kind or aWr'tii it some time or another. Then the dust and the flat pieces wash, dry and Mexico. now In Business Is good the odors from the eoohlnf? tul living and sleeping rooms passing the Iron the flat work. Give it a trial through local shops mid the men expect to be and doors into tho atth(leI riiilk room make the cleanest dwelling not even a back at work soon. you will be well peas- - clean place for milk nntiHt is bottled and sealed. on .n n & o o TRV US ONCE i Bm 4- ed. mD MOST HEAT FOR YOUR MONEY CORBEWSANITARY DAIRY 5"frr TOMORROW V v' Pacific St. ' South at the Y. M. C. A. Limi Vega Phone Main 312 SWASTIKA COAL Las Vegas Sfeam WHOLESALE AND RETAIL The buildinc will be open from BOUCHER Laundry o'clock in the morning until 6 o'clock foeii of A', sin in one is cor- mt phonnMafn'il Main the evening. Every i Phone Si 617 Douglas Are dially Invited to use the reading rooms i "The Coffee Man" i EVERYBODY READS THE US VEGAS OPTIC and correspondence desks.