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VOL, XXXIV. NO. 249. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, AUGUST 1913. SATURDAY, 30, CITY EDITION

ico Wil-sou'- s City, that President 3 stating j Standing and elapsed time at 00 instructions for an American FELIX DIAZ WILL BE miles: FERVENT PROTEST JEROMEFXECUTES f exodus are "much resented" by the SEVEN HUNDRED Position Driver ( Elapsed Time mis- American colony, and American No. 1 Anderson . 1:22-2- sionaries of all denominations No. object CANDIDATE IN CLASSIC ELGIN 2 Wishart 1:25-3- lADE AGAINST . ' ' COOP AGAINST to leaving. No. 3 Mulford 1:26 20 KIDS ENJOY Me- In view of these protests the No. 4 Shaup 1:27-2- No. 5 thodist board and the Presbyterian OCTOBER Burman 1:27-3- 0 instruct- ROAD RACE No. 6 EVACUATION board of foreign mission have THAI FORCES Bergdoll . 1:27-5- 6 7 ed their missionaries to decide the No. De palma 1:29-2- 6 MIME No. 8 question of leaving the country for Dawson . 1:32-2- 4 PRESIDENT CAMACHO OF MEXI- themselves, advising them, however, RELATIVE OF FORMER PRESIDENT SECURES WRIT OF HABEAS COR STUTZ CAR SCORES VICTORY No. 1:32-5- ENTERTAINMENT BY OPTIC AND WITH-DRAWA- should No. 10 1:38-5- 1 OBJECTS TO L that their women and children OF SAME NAME DECLARES HIS PUS RETURNABLE TUESDAY AT OVER Grant CAN SENATE 302 MILES COURSE IN PHOTOPLAY be to of This Standing at 150 miles with race THEATER AFFAIR OF AMERICAN COLONY recalled places safety. FRIENDS HAVE PLACED HIS 10 O'CLOCK ON APPLICATION OF PHENOMENAL TIME OF 4:13:28 action was taken by the two organi half finished: OF GREAT FESTIVITY FOR FROM REPUBLIC. HAT IN RING. ORIGINAL CAPTOR. OS 7V2 MILES AN HOUR. zations after an exchange of tele- position Driver luaosed Time YOUNGSTERS TODAY. No. 1 2.04-3- grams with Secretary of State Bryan Anderson . , No. 2 Mulford 2.08-5- WOKKERS MAY STAY in which, in reply to a request for ad HUERTA DEBARRED FROM RACE INTERESTED NO RUN MISSION IMMIGRATION FATALITIES ATTEND NO. 3 vice in the matter of the withdrawal Wishart 2:09-1- 2 CHILDREN CROWD OFFICE No. 4 2:11-5- 4 of American missionaries irom Mex- Burman 5 LONG TELEGRAPHIC CONFERENCE de CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION THE FUGITIVE MAY BE IN THEIR TWELVE STARTERS AND LARGER No. Bergdoll 2:12-0- 7 ico,. Secretary Bryan said that his OPTIC ESTABLISHMENT ALMOST DE- No. 6 2:13-3- 5 STATE DEPARTMENT "inconform-it- y CONTENTION IS CORRECT, POWER NEXT WEEK, WHEN DE- AUTOMOBILES Haupt BETWEEN partment continues to act CONTENDING MOBBED No. 7 De Palma . 2:13-4- EAftLY THIS'MORNING AND BOARDS IN CHARGE OF with the advice given in the presi- CLARES SOCIAL ENVOY TO JAP- PORTATION TO POINT IN VER- COMBINE TO BRING OUT CROWD No. 8 2:17-3- 5 AND TICKETS GIVEN ALL of twenty-sevent- h Grant TO OF MATTER OVER DEPARTURE. dent's message the AN IN LONDON INTERVIEW. MONT IS LIK2LY. OF 50,000. No. 9 Dawson 2:18-5- 0 inst, and our consular officers have EAGER CROWD. No. 10 0 been Instructed to assist Americans Endicott .2:19-5- (By Optic A. P. Leased Wire) A. P. Leased Burman retired with a cracked WOULD CLOSE MANY SCHOOLS to leave Mexico in every way." OPPOSING ATTSiiNEYS IN DARK (By Optic Wire) cyl London, Aug. 30. "I am now defin 30. "Gil" Anderson won inder after 167 miles.' SPECIAL PROGRAM Dr. Butler's telegram, dated yester-terda- Elgin, Aug. running PLEASES a candidate for of Mulford fol- itely, the presidency the Elgin national trophy today in a made his first stop for and made public today, 're- FEELING IN CAPITAL THAT LOSS Mexico," General Felix Diaz, who KNEW NOTHiMi.i, OF AFFAIR UN- Stutz car. He mace an average of gasoline after speeding 192 mijes. lows: . ON HORSEBACK AND IN arrived from Canada, told the TIL NEWS DliPATCHES WERE 71 at 201 BURROS, OF 40,000 CITIZENS OF THIS Am-- ( cently miles an hour, breaking the couise Standing miles: "Washington's instructions for AUTOS BABY Associated Press, this morning. . Position Driver Time AND CARRIAGES COUNTRY WOULD WORK GREAT erican- exodus much resented by col- TELEGRAPHED,! FROM MONTRE-- record. Elapsed - in Mexico are No. 1 BOYS AND GIRLS ArT-- ina.de-!- . .".My friends working Anderson's official time was Anderson 2:52 01 FLOCK AT DAMAGE. ony. Reasons siven appear AL. THEN MAyE, HARD FIGHT In my uoiial'," continued. General iiiaa. No. 2 Mulford . . 2:03-4- TEND mission conference rep-- ; an average of 71xi miles an hour. PERFORMANCE. quate. Union 3 at distance I No. 2:56-3- 0 churches' ex "I'n fortunately the Ralph Mulford, in a Mason, finished Haupt Ca- resenting four objects, A. P. Leased No. 4 New York, Aug. 30 Sebastian myself am unable to do much, but I (By Optic Wire) second in 4.20-3- Wishart 2:56-3- 4 'What Optic-Photopla- y sen- cept from disturbed territory. 30. 5 The matinee today of the Mexican l which may Sherbrooke, Quebec, Aug. No.. Bergdoll 2:57-2- 9 macho, president in am awaiting instructions Spencer Wishart was third, time does the board recommend the IC will' in 6 was an entire success.. Over 700 kids to James A. Harry .Thaw, be produced No. De Palma 2:59-1- 9 ate, has sent a telegram (Simplify, matters.-- ' - ;.. 'Ij 4:29:5S. present emergency'?" on; J No. 7 3:05-0- attended it and every one of the lot of New York, president of "Even if I am to court here again Tuesday morning Grant . crysmer a mniipHt for instructions was also! ordered proceed re- - next on a writ of haueas ob No. S Dawson 3:06-4- had the time of his young life. The the Mexican Telegraph company, ..- - to it is not certain that I shall corpus Japan , - The-times- , received bv the Presbyterian;r""iT"' board .' beiialf Vo-- Anderson Leads Entire Distance 9 " : theater was filled. him to to President there. action will on tained today in of Chief of No. Fndicott (delavedl. comfortably questing protest PolY-a- igo JViy depend tmm rharlna tlpnrt ff tlie'T of who 3. The race as of the; ,of Am- ." f ' - lice Boudreau Coaticooke, ar Elgin, Aug. automobile At 251 miles Anderson was still many performances Wilson again the withdrawal . . developments in Mexico." Mex can mission, and after a confer-- , .... rested him after his from Mat-- for the with 100 and special program being given for the erican citizens from Mexico. , The General Felix Diaz iB flight Elgin trophy today first Mulford second, the latter cm10 nf ronrpKATilnHvps of mission- apparently ' ' com- fur- de- ' teawan. , i miles, or a third of the aistance 5 minutes behind the leader. boys and girls. The music was message, made public here today, . pleased with the course' of event3 in being arv boards of various denominations Hutchinson one of the closest At 251 nished Mrs. Anna Simlson and was clares that the American colony in 'Mexico. He said the contention that Superior Judge granted pleted, developed miles the leaders stood: by the board 011 excellent. shown were and and yesterday, Presbyterian the writ the application of Samuel and fastest road contests ever run in Position Driver Elapsed Time The pictures Mexico, 'is satisfied tranquil," M- - tw- - tele., viciuimiio nuuus cauumn-j- r fnllnwW 1 3:32-3- 9 a Beletced Den- will result Jacobs, chief counsel for the New this country. The leaders were making No. Anderson - special program by tbe 'that 'tremendous damages" - presidency was barred by the Mexican gram, which in substance was, it is York state interests. It was an 72 miles an hour and bet- No. 2 Mulford 3:35.30 ver exchange for this occasion and from its withdrawal. constitution was correct. He frequently quite lead-in- " sent boards of other eleventh hour movement taken to de- ter, 'with in a No. 3 3:40-5- 0 all the alarm here," reads by was still an Anderson; Stutz, Bergdoll pleased fcjda Immensely. "There is great elared the fact that he ef- denominations to their representations feat Thaw's lawyers, who have suc- Twelve cars started and at the No. 4 Wishart 3:445-1- 5 Manager Browne and a staff of the telegram "oer the American gov. official representative of the Mexican ceeded in keeping him in jail, safe 100th mile only 16 minutes separated Grant ran 251 miles before ficient employes was on hand to see for the withdrawal dis-onc- e making ernment's order ""The' - j government debarred him from board, which cautions prud- from the immigratiou authorities. the leader from' Grant, the rear ender. was for that all went smoothly and every- off all citizens of the United States President, Wilson's message stop.' It gasoline. leaves the mission to decide thejcssi"g Those of the Thaw who were Burman and Bergdoll were In to make and " will ' lawyers Haupt, With third money sight Bergdoll thing possible the boys residing here. You understand Tt or the Mexican republic. of policy in the premises. j in town, Charles and only seconds and the third comfortable was done. For an no reason for this order. question Harry apart place ran out of gasoline in the back stretch girls that there is wo-- 1 the judgment of the board that Faser, bitterly opposed the applica- was always shifting That tbe, pre- and Wishart moved into his place hour before the show a crowd packed "The American colony of this re- Washington, Aug. 30.-- The Mexican men children should be recalled j but 'Hutchinson said ne vious record of 68 4 would fall was numerous and tion, Judge with 33 miles to go. the sidewalk In front of the theater public is one of the most of; sltUiitlon was unchanged today; John maiier-ou- to a of safety. Men use discre--j woujd thresh the t in open regarded as a certainty. The crowd and even overflowed into-th- e place . . T.inH YVllwnn'H it- - street, us. In its and Prouiflpnfr nprsmml ' those among totality ' ; es- - Five Are with! . 10 was Injured tion, avoid risk, keen in touch . . court at a. "' w- brought out by the attraction waiting for the doors to open. When vith very few exceptionsUt, is ftatis-- j toy, still wis waiting, aL..Vi,'ra.jCru?. Five ChicBSPans. we.re injured in an the"";United 'Stales 'ref (resent Stive r thaw" V as, igioiJuv'of lOddj 6 UtH 2 p'clpnk. cawe-sd the efiiidreu fled and tranquil, dedicated to its and no .advices of his plans had com automobile ""accident-- on the way to register property." velopments. His lawyers even did Twelve cars got away this morning admitted to the theateF they flowed work, and attending to the necessities to Washington. the races. were: The messaee reauesting Secretary not learn of it until a of the in the annual 312 mile grind over the Elgin They In stream min- esteem to town report a steady for several of Its life, being respected and nrvonv m , matter Hated Secretary Bryan returning Mrs. T. A. Spence, knee cap broken arfvw contemplated move, sent out last eight mile course here for the Elgin utes, filling up the place from pit ed thoughout the country. It would for a few hours from an over-nig- and bruised, condition critical; f August 26, was sent In behalf of the night, was telegraphed back from National trophy. The larger field and badly entrance. be seriously prejudicing in its wel North lePture tour. aSaia 011 anotller' T. A. Spence, Mr. and Mrs. John Foreign Missions Conferenec of Montreal. His chief lawyer, R. N. larger machines than appeared in yes Everybody had a good time, there fare and its financial interests were de- return tomorrow. Secretary Tumulty Spence, occupants of same car, badly America, including boards of all Greenshields, immediately chartered terday's race added to the interest In were no accidents and the kids went. in it week-en- d crush- it to abandon a country which left for a with his family the bruised; George Grundel, badly nominations. a special train at Montreal in hope the contest and a crowd exceeding jn which, was all Op- is considered and esteemed and where in New With President Wil- ed. away satisfied, the "Before reply," the secretary tele- Jersey. of checking the proceedings. The writ numbers that which broke through the tic Cor-lsis- and the Photoplay wanted it has acquired numerous and cordial son at the summer capital at The Spences were stalled alongside people graphed back, "this department would had been issued, however, before his lines of the millta at the finish yes As as 9 o'clock, this relations. were made to the public road near Bartlett, seven early morning- like to" know exact location and num- arrangements arrival. terday, was on hand to cheer the the of kids to assem- "The of Mexico miles southeast of Elgin, when George regilment began present government ber in Mexico of your missionaries." liausuut any important development Boudreau asked for tne writ on starters. ble at the whose Oglesby, a Chicago druggist, ran into Optic office, each with is a constitutional government was with and to him there. the as the original captor of Bill Endicott in a Case was the This request complied ground them with an automobile while trav- either a demand or an Inquiry for public powers in most part have heen Mr. Bryan, after receiving a mess- be liable to the further statement telegraphed Thaw he might ramages first man away, and In the order of 'The tickets. They were told to come back: in operation since 1910 and, in the age from Mr. Lind, declared the sit- arrest eling at high speed. Spences that missionaries are experienced should Thaw's prove illegal. their naming the following took up at 11: 30, but by 11 o'clock the crowds senate, in the supreme court of Jus- uation Mr. Lind is act- were all thrown into the ditch. workers, and their work includes im "unchanged." W. T. Jerome, who worked out this his pursuit at intervals of 30 seconds: were coming bo fast and such in offices in all re Grundel's car turned turtle on a making tice and the public schools whose would ing on his own discretion about latest was He hopes a the office - portant closing attack, jubilant. Car Driver narrow pike near Ontarloville, 12 racket that force cap- parts, many of the public function- be serious. Letters indicate that mis- turning to Mexico City. will be sustained and that the vwrit Mason E. Rickenbacher miles southeast of Elgin, pinning him tiulated and began to hand out the aries have been figuring first with the sionaries feel safe and desire to re- Indications pointed strongly to the that on Thaw will be in the The hun- Tuesday Mason . R. K. Mulford underneath. He was rescued precious pasteboards. first government headed by General Diaz, view that the of the United by main. Would you approve if they still policy hands of the department of immigra- of were dred lasted1 less than ten minutes ami with of Madero. will be Mercer Spencer Wishart All the Injured later that Very feel so?" States for the next few days tion fcr deportation to Vermont!. from that time on until noon .they Stutz Gil Anderson , taken to Bartlett, where two private few exclusive privileges have been came a waiting one, while strict neutrality Secretary Bryan's final reply Doudreau's position as made public Marmon Joe Dawson homes were turned Into temporary went like hot cakes. granted by the present government, to is enforced and Americans are urged two In answer this message. There this afternoon recites that the peti- Mason After noon people were detail- is in who take William Haupt hospitals. which latter advancing daily the are 15 Presbyterian missionaries in to leave Mexico. Those that tioner arrested Thaw on a warrant ed to the job of handing them out-O- In Keeton Bob Burman of peace the great- Mexico, with their and some view .to President Wilson's declara- of the Peace Dupuis thing is about families, issued by Justice Velie Otto Henning especially striking er part of the national territory.' 60 of the Methodist denomination. tion to congress li his address that that Thaw was "erron- all the boys and girls that came, of Coaticook, Mercer Ralph De Palma HALDANE AT WEST POINT They "The army now counts 80,000 men Camacho alBO "actual situation of the authori- Sher- were clean. Senor telegrahped the eously committed to jail at '' 30. A to West remarkably Every little be Isotta Harry Grant New York, Aug. visit with an armament and a command John W. DeKay of New York, who ties fb Mexico City will presently brooke without any form of prelimi- fellow had his face scrubbed -- ntil It Ewin Special Ewin Bergdoll Point was foremost today on the pro- truly notable, through which It has has large interests in Mexico, as fol- revealed," and that "steady pressure nary and that as the peti- fairly shone and everyone of them, inquiry" Rickenbacher went into a ditch gram of Viscount Haldane, lord high triumphed and continues triumphing lows: of moral force will before many days tioner "has a great interest" in the was quiet for a boy and orderly. was out chancellor England, who reached here In the daily combats with the enemy, "Great uneasiness here today on ac- break down the barriers of pride and matter he that Thaw be set at shortly after starting and They were polite generally, thanking prays yesterday for a five days visit to who are disappearing or submitting to count of Wilson's order tnat ail "redress wrong with a broken axle. Wishart took the the who handed; prejudice." liberty in order any America. After a reception and Optic representative of the re- Americans the republic.' This done said lead in this lap in .06:51. Wishart them the tickets and their the legitimate authority leaving that yoiir petitioner has luncheon at the home of Colonel making ' "'" Unwar- 30. drove the first 25 miles at the rate of public, i, is quite wrong and absolutely Nogales, Ariz., Aug. Americans Harry K. Thaw." mili exit quietly and politely 75.3 At 33 miles Wish- Townley, superintendent of the "I do, not doubt that the president ranted. You know Americans enjoy Mexico through this are therefore asks that Thaw be miles an hour. them by and large, leaving porf He tary academy, and a review of the Taking they and his and esteem to that those Into court and freed unless art had to change tires and lost the were such bunch kld3 as one of the United States truly just guarantees equal out outnumbered by going produced in Lord Haldane ex- a ot lead to Mulford second, corps and cadets, will consult with the prin- expressed to all foreign people. Pres- six United States cause shown for his detention. Anderson, would go far to please. . Actually, it government that country. Only be pected1 to leave on a special train members ot its colony here re- ent constitutional government com came out of Sonora on the Wishart third. was fun to hand out th cipal citizens for Albany, tbe second stopping place pasteboards truth of what I say. posed of three powers formed by while on the first train to- Rickenbacher went into the ditch and watch the smiles garding the last train, Thaw Denied Funds in his trip from this city to Montreal. grow. "The American colony, which many officials elected before 1910. into that Mexican state, were purposely to avoid hitting Endicott's Some of the little fellows asked for day Aug. 30. Judge J. J. ' I am trust you will make this understood." re- Pittsburgh, car, which skidded just in front of tickets for brothers or reaches 40,000 persons, sure, American Consul Luis Hostetter, Thomas P. Trimble sisters, but Miller, and Judge bruises.' - will suffer enormous damage to its to his post at Hermosillo and him.. He escaped with there was nothing doing. Under no turning court here refused - AT MAXWELL in Orphans' today At- 50 miles Anderson still led, RIOBAL CAPTURED Interests and its well-being- 1 should its several other American citizens. circumstances was a ticket given tr Sebastian Camacho, president of immediate consideration of a petition Santa Fe, Aug. 30. Juan Riobal, coun- driving at the rate of about 72 miles to to else. Eld- members violently abandon a Mexican an Americans in Sonora are reported for Thaw and of anyone carry anyone the senate, is aged and filed by counsel Harry an hour. The was: who is charged with the murder in I repeat, they are con- uncorned for their safety. standing erly ladies came In and Inquired try which, much respected politician of the old generally asking that his trustee, the Fidelity Malquiades Rael, assessor of Taos on all sides. commander at Nogales, Position Driver Elapsed Time whether their sons, daughters, neph- sidered and esteemed regime in Mexico, who on several oc- The military Title and Trust company of Pitts- county, who was killed last Saturday 1 ews and nieces had to'come down in- Presi- American Consul 0 No. 41:24 "I beg that you will acquaint casions hai been of the Sonora, has assured to him $10,-00- Anderson - at was president burgh, be permitted pay night Questo, captured yester- their dent Wilson I have stated, Na- that absolute would No. 2 Mulford -4- dividually for tickets. They with what senate. He is president of the Simpich protection of the $000,000 of his estate. 3:19 day near Maxwell City, N. M., oy 4.1:52 all told the same rules fitted calling his Illustrious attention to tional Bank of Mexico. At the time be given foreigners. "This court will take judicial no No. 3 Burman Mounted Policeman Fred Lambert, were, ' 4 -- 1 44:08 them as anybody else. The kids had the tremendous damages which will of the revolution President is adjudged iJo. Haupt - the against tice that the petitioner and brought to penitentiary today to come themselves and no kid will result his determination for Wilson at Cornish I VorL- nnd MnTint No, 5 Wishart - .- - 44:35 got from Ma(jer0 jn February of this year, 1UU.U 1U- vv ivpw for safe keeping. 30. President Wil- 41:44 more than one ticket. which, in all loyalty, I state there is genor Camachco, during the street Windsor, Aug. see how wei"can maite any decree in No. 1:30 and No. 7 De Palma 44:56 They were a merry thfong and it no reason, and , which undoubtedly in Mexico .stood on a street son arrived here at today view of hia. in fighting this case in standing was to to - summer 8 . 45:0G a pleasure contribute their senti- j motored to the No Grant . -- should be dictated against the corner and tcld the Mexican citizens immediately the sister state," said Judge Miller. COTTON RECORD .WASHED 9 rood time. Some of them locked liktv ments of of right) and of hu-jtn- President Madero had refused to white house at Cornish, N. H, will be be- No. Dawson 45:14 justice, The application argued Galveston, Tex., Aug. 3u. Witix Un did not have a tirao to - and No. 10 Endicott 45:57 they good any man not by the elevat- office at the of the The president, Mrs. Wilson bench of the Orphans'!' 1912-1- consideration, rlsgn request fore the entire ending of the cotton uvaaon but all were at-e- d 11 on twenty-fift- mile. often, they ed sentiments of a man as distinguish-- ! Mexican senate. He called their Miss Eleanor WUson, their youngest couit next week when the regular ar- No. Henning Galveston established wiiat ' today and a credit to Las Vegas.. as the president of the United tention to the imminent danger of in- - daughter, were cheered as they step- list is taken up. George A Henning went into a ditch with, a showed to be u world's gument local records The joy that lit tip the eyes of soms-o- f States but through political ignorance tervention and informed them of the ped from a train, Miss Jessie and Miss of counsel for Thaw, made It broken steering knuckle on hi3 for- ana record for Calvery cotton receipts export them was sufficient recompense-i- of what is in Mex- the United States for Wilson were at the station the of Che tieth mile and was accounted out of 1.-- actually transpiring proposition by Margaret plain during presentation one year. The total receipts were itself for the effort and ico." and other them. desired race. was unhurt. money the protection of Americans to greet case that a part of the funds the He 035,111 bales. This was 215,41:1-bale- cost. Missionaries Also and asked them to exer- - It was the first time all the mem-b.e- rs used Thaw in Protest foreigners was to be by, having In the next 30 miles Anderson and more than the previous record, made At the theater bee:i everything w(;t .;f The MethodiRt Episcopal board of cise their patriotism in an endeavor of the family have together the courts of Allegheny county pass Mulford held leads. Wishart 1900-07- . for tbe season their in Reports with complete success, Th ! mission tele- - in as Miss of his foreign has received a to avoid such action. since early the summer, on sanity, and the moved from fifth to third 4,010,001 said i the question up place, show a total of bales, were Rood, the jii cjiH tio-- f: gram from Dr. John W. Butler, the Margaret, the eldest daughter, l.p.3 remainder was to pay the lawyers displacing Burman to fourth and put- to be the highest figure ever attain- superintendent of its mission in Mex- - (Continued on Page Five.) been visiting in the west. now In his behalf in Canada. in fifth ' cotton in the world. working ting Haupt place. ed by any port (Cont!ntit-- on Fa. Fim? two LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1913.

by General Huerta, show clearly that At that, New Mexico is not so worse the president's plan for restoring as a sharp-shootin- state. A few ESTABLISHED 1879. peace and order In the distraught years ago she was flirting desperate y southern republic has not succeeded. with the cellar position. STRA TOPICS FROM VELOUR. The situation is sunstantialiy the o v v v TIES Published By , same as before Lind received his Empwilliam has joined the grape- - FOR. MEN THE OPTIC PUBLISHING CO. commission. Huerta "stands pat," juicers. Alas, poor Hans the brew- - V v LITTLE OLD NEW YORK (Incorporated.) TheS eason's Most and reiterates his demand that his meister! Never more shall he please Popular Craze government be recognized byi the the greatest of all the Germans. This desirable neckwear comes in Satin and M. M. PADGETT EDITOR United States. He has yielded noth- o Silk, with heavy New York, August '30. The latest about and her ing whatever under Lind's persuasion. Carranza is Bomewhat lavorable to hydrophobia neighbors stamped Velour ends, and in all popular colors. Neat dressy and escapade of K. Thaw, his sen--j told her so about mad This is precisely the outcome that Mr. Wilson. We recommend him to Harry many stories practical, it will appeal strongly to most men. national flight from Matteawan, fob dogs, that she became filled was generally expected, although the the democrats of the country when with the lowed by his arrest upon Canadian fear that the 75c administration at Washington be- they are in need of reinforcements. dog which had bitiea Each has been cause of a her lieved its appeal would be effective. soil, the perfect daughter was mad and her child flood of Thaw literature in the would become a WILSON Entered tt the pos'office at Last Now the president practically washes That Spanish consul general who daily victim of the dreaded BROS. SHIR.TS papers and once more the public is re- rabies. Las Yogas, New Mexico, for trans- his hands of the" Mexican situation was caught among his collections of Our Fall line of men's shirts is now in and includes an excel- galed with all the nauseating details To the mother her mission' through the HUted States and tells the people of that country curios and burned to death is not the pacify doctor and of this notorious case which reflects lent variety of styles patterns most approved for the coming tecond class matter. to fight out their battle to a finish, first man whose works caused his called in a veterinary who examined mails is season, regardless of the urgent demands of death. little credit upon the justice and im the pet dog and asserted that the ani- European governments and of the partiality of the laws and courts of mal was perfectly healthy and showed t These shirts are well made, perfect fitting and serviceable, giv-vin- g TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION state New A American people that the disorders Praises be, the lawyers are going the of York. great deal absolutely no sign of the rabies. Un- the greatest possible value for the money. Daily, by Carrier and Inhumanities which are of Tubs is made over the fact that his der the strain ' 05 disgrac- to find a way to shorten the almost 'of the suggestive fear Per Copy $1.00 to $3.50 Each ing civilization and imperiling vested endless time occupied by pleadings. wealth enabled Thaw to make his es the mother became hysterical and by One Week 15 interests in that country shall be This is a parallel to the doctor's effort cape from the Matteawan institution. her suggestion her child also became One Month 63 MEN'S DIME" checked. to prevent disease. The persons and newspapers bo indig- possessed with the hysterical fear of SOCKS, GUARANTEED One Year .50 f True, Mr. Wilson gives warning o nant In their censure of the prison au- hydrophobia. The family doctor call- These come in Black, Navy, Cadet Blue and Tan. The big- Daily, by Mail thorities that any harm done to American citi Mr. Wilson's stand with Huerta has and the prevailing system ed in other doctors but their efforts gest sock value ever offered. Six pairs guaranteed to wear six months One Year 6 00 zens who fail to act upon his advice been endorsed by the constitutional- which made it possible for Thaw to to relieve the hysterical condition of Six Months 3.00 f" that all Americans get out of Mexico ists. We may expect them to behave escape, evidently have forgotten that mother and daughter proved Ineffec- Pair for 60c forthwith, will have to be answered differently should they gain the as- It was Thaw's money which enabled tive. Finally the girl began to mani- for. much him a WEEKLY OPTIC AND STOCK But how force is there cendancy in Mexico. to make farce of his trial for fest simulated symptoms of hydro- WE CLOSE ATNOH MOftDAY - LABOR DAY GROWER in this warning? Who can hold reck- o murder and to escape the just punish phobia and after considerable suffer-

less of revolutionists ment for crime. ad-he- One Year 2.00 bands responsi- his ing she died. The physicians still ble for 50 Amer to Six Months ..... 0 anything? Suppose the belief that the girl did not ioa VoaLeidirv5tor9 icans were murdered either tonight, THE DAILY POEM The history of Elizabeth Heath, a have hydrophpbia, but died of hys- or how could by rebels federals, Pres California girl, who tried to commit teria, superinduced by the excessive in Advance for: Mall Subscrip- ident Wilson or go (Cash Secretary Bryan suicide by poisoning the other day fear suggested by the hysterical moth-th- e tions.) about inflicting punishment on the In Stuyvesant Park, in this city, the child. e 0071 check or money or- in no other The Reporter and the Jack Tar ' Remit Jy draft, murderers? Obviously should b8 a warning to other girls Established 1862 South iSidoPlaa sent otherwise we will not than an force It's like this here, Mr. Reporter, see? der. If way by sending armed who may be filled with the desire to For seevral years the authorities of Mexico and' to As near as I can tell, be responsible for loss. into seeking capture or come to New York to find work. The the city have continued their warfare on applica- would mean A gentleman hired my boat, and he Specimen copies free kill the guilty. This girl had lost both her parents and be- - aeainst unsafo thefltpm until nnw war without Was quite a proper swell. tion, further parley, and it ing witnout friends or relatives, e Commissioner who has He a down with him Johnson, would be the signal for the contend brought lady i cided to go to New York where she been leading the campaign, is satis- - Ing factions to get together and To make a longish trip, ALL PAPERS DISCONTINUED AT repel expected to find work. She reached fied that the theaters of New York the invader at ail hazards. And so we scrubbed her thoroughly THE EXPIRATION OF TIME the city about a month ago and rent City are about as safe from firu as President Wilson is to be credited Reporter The lady? r and PAID FOR ed a small furnished room in West it is possible to make them. Com- MM ra with a conscientious effort to restore k,lack Tar No! The ship. Twelfth street. Day after day she missioner Johnson if of the opinion SB peace through friendly diplomacy, un wandered through the city in search that the danger, if there ia any, is Advertisers are guaranteed the promising as his plan was. But his Well, cutting off my story short, of work. Her funds were soon ex- not from the possibility of fire, but 'iirgesi daily and weeklv circulation effort was fruitless. And bis an- To come to what befell, hausted, her shoes worn out and her from panic, which may be caused by f any newspaper- In northern New nouncement that the warring factions We started, but put back to port, Excursion feet so sore' that she ceould narely any trivial incident, even where there Spocioi Hates Mexico. will be allowed to war on to the bit- Which much annoyed the swell. walk. Yet, notwithstanding her is no fire. Commissioner Johnson re- ter end, so far as the United States is She fell between two waterways was unable to find work. For cently held a conference with the man- concerned, except that those who And got a nasty nip, TELEPHONES several weeks she subsisted upon agers of the principal theaters of the harm Americans will be held respons- So we rigged her out with bran-ne- Busineos Office Ma'n 2 scraps of food which she picked out city with a view of devising means to CALIFORNIA NORTHWEST ible, is virtual notice to foreign gov- stays-Rep- orter News Department Main 9 of garbage cans and, being no longer prevent the outbreak of panics in thea- ernments that the Monroe doctrine The lady? abel to pay for a room, she spent the ters and, If that should be impos- Round tickets will be on i3 out of working order and thai No-o- ! trip sale daily they Jack Tar The ship. in own nights the parks. The situation sible, to reduce the danger from such from i to SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 191S. will have to protect their citizens June September 30, 1913, with rr emed to her W hopeless that, when panics. Commissioner Johnson who and' Interests in Mexico in the best At last we put to sea again final limit on all tickets to Oct. 31, 1913 she was lucky enough the other day has made a study of fire panics has way they can. And started for the west, to find a silver quarter, she Invested come to the conclusion that the con KDITOKIALS Under the circumstances it would a All spick and span without stain, of the In a Los -- not be surprising to see at an early part money few bichloride fusion at panics is due to the fact Angeles or San Diego $48.50 When all at once, I'm blest, of Editorials are liastily constructed day British or German soldiers landed mercury tablets, using the rest to that the persons In the audiences in - Her blooming timbers got misplaced - shorter limit to the writer's on Mexican soil, and it is difficult to pay her fare to Jersey City to an- sist upon leaving the house through Special dates, $43.50 essays intended expose Which upset the trip, quite swer an advertisement for Fail-- ! the same dodf which of which he see how the at Washing- waist-Repor- ter help. through thej ignorance of the subject government The water washed around her - to confound the enemy, ton could In the Ing to obtain the position advertised, i entered. Man yplans were suggested San Francisco treats and reasonably object, The lady's? $55.00 succeed in the latter face of the president's announcement because she came too late, the girl at the conference to teach the audi- - Tlioy usually .Tack Tar (nodding) And the ship's shorter limit - returned to New made ences to the Special dates, t!i relish defying any reasonable con- that the policy of this country is to York, her way leave quietly through $50.00 to Park" of rush- Hr.K.'on whatever. In the best reg-;- ! be "hands off" except in the matter Stuyvqsant and there took nearest emergency exit instead That's all I think, Mr. Reporter; now two offices are written but of holding somebody to account for of the bichloride of mercury tab- ing wiMly toward the main entrance, San Francisco one via ed they I'll state to you my claim. way offices are injuries to Americans. Mr. Wilson's lets. Some visitor of the park who but so far no feasible plan has been in the country they glean Five hundred dollars, you'll allow, Portland -- reliance upon "the steady pressure had noticed the dejected look upon suggested that promises to be or Seattle $77.50 ed .villi the shears, Won't build her up the same. matter so obtained th'is of moral force" to "break down the the girl's features and who had ob- '.imurous Her rudder's gone, her nose is broke Special dates, shorter limit $72.50 Sometimes it is barriers of pride and prejudice" served her actions, called a police- Incomes sheer wit Her flag I've had to dip; witless. would be more admirable if Huerta man, who sent in a call for an am- YOU who require the best and purest Tickets are rheerly She's flying now upon the mud medicine see that grit Hon- first class, good for stopovers of an edi- and his associates were ousceptible to bulance. While waiting for the con- you Foley's Editorials are the bane The ey and Tar in moral they Reiwrter lady? veyance, the policeman forced the Compound preference in either direction, and for further torial writer's life. Were it not for influences; unfortunately to any other for coughs, colds, asthma, particulars are not. Jack Tar The ship. to swallow the whites thern ho might easily live his life in girl of two hoarsness, tickling throat and lung as to routing etc.. please call at ticket office. Thus far President Wilson's Mexi- and it was to his a ; view of eggs due prompt troubles. It is strictly high grade peace and retness. In them, CHICAGO MINUS can so far as definite results NOISE. action that the life of the family medicine, and only approved ai his of producing policy, girl was however, duty Chicago, 111., Aug. 30. Every day drugs of first quality are used in its forced to present or prospective are concerned, saved. The girl will be held at Belle-vu-e D. L. them, lie is, often hastily is to resemble In Chicago, if manufacture. It gives the best results BATCHELOU, Agent is an failure. Sunday until she has recover-e- n with alleged unqualified completely and contains no O. G. Schaef-e- r pad out h's alloted space some of the new city ordinances which opiates. so fre- and then an effort will be made and Red Cross Store. Adv. humor. Hence the subterfuges came serve Drug Query: Where is Mr. Lind? into effect today the pur- to obtain work for her. employed, which the editor quently o pose for which they are intended. Of madei n the grounds. The of Ub6 no fancies are not seen through EASTERN CANADA EXHIBITION display pound." other in your family fondly most general interest and importance live and and refuse substitutes, o. G. Hitchcock refused to stand hitched. The Bayonne, N. J., c6rrespondent Sherbroke, Que., Aug. 30. Canada's stock, poultry, agricultural Schaefer the public. anti-nois- e and Red Cross by o is the law This Is expect- is the best ever seen here. Drug Store. Adv. are made necessary by of one of the leading New York dai- great eastern exhiibtion was opened products Editorials ed to throw the, hurdy-gurd- Did the kids have a time? players, h used descended from good lies, has supplied a little story of to the public for its twenty-nint- an- - a long custom, organ and mud-gutt- musi- I Well, we Yes! grinders j Tales of ri:,vs when editors really bad guess considerable cleverness which should nuRl engagement today and will be "Honey and Tar" from We6t Ills of Women cians into the discard, and absolutely and East Many women suffer to say. Nowadays every- entitle him to honorary membership continued through the coming week, miserably from something The of time. prohibits the yells and cries of the Wm. Lee, Paskenta, Calif., says, "It chronic constipation, nervous- even free governors quit ahead in at least two of the leading clubs many respects the exhibition this causing thing is settled in caucus, rag knife and all gives universal satisfaction and I use ness, dizziness and sallow No legislature ever did it. pickers, grinders - complexion. and editorial efforts have no of this city, the Ananias club and the vear surpasses all its predecessors. only- Foley's Honey and Tar Com- wol, o street peddlers. They will find that Chamberlain's j new for children." C. effect upon such settled results. Edi- Naturefakir club. Oyster Bay papers Several buildings and exhibition pound my E. Rhodes, Tablets invariably bring relief. These The educators are to the Another of the new ordinances is Middleton, Ga., T a rack- opposed copy. to this i Pavilions have been constructed since writes, had tablets are to take asd are used to rile up anti-cabar- please According story easy pleasant torials generally "animal dances;" So are we the law. This forbids ing lagrippe cough and re- in fre- gener- Lieutenant James of last year and many improvements finally got effect. For sale by all dealers. editor's This they e Sheehan, Fire the neighbors. ally. the form of restaurant-danc- hall en lief, taking Foley's Honey and Tar Com Adv. do. But as the ancient shot- Truck 1 in Bayonne was the owner quently o tertainment which of late has swept of suppressing a newspa- of a big gray cat. The cat was old gun style In the light of recent we like a great wave from New. York to testimony and could boast of beau- " per ia now considerably Sun neither great are sort of glad that, Mr. Diggs was Francisco and has probably reach l seldom end In fatalities except ty nor of an aristocratic pedigree. thfy convicted. ed the zenith of its popularity In Chi CAPITAL PAID IN who read them. Lieutenant Sheehan, not being to those cago. The law prohibiting the cab given When In a newspaper office never to sentimentality, considered the ani- HOO.000.00 IsZoM Speaking of laws aret shows makes no discrimination 1 mention editorials. If you do things mal a nuisance and, with promtpenss what are we going to do with the betewen the cheap music hall and the n - - v ' "iable to to you. Bodily and dispatch laid his to rid him- i.r happen high-price- d plans e&04s pip perennial fish liar? fashionable and restaur be directed at for self of this "nuisance." He violence may you, o ants and hotel cafes. placed to mention a so Pussy in a big, stout paper daring subject painful Emperor William must have been Thanks to another of the ordinances bag, or worst, you may be made the sub- weighted it with a brick and, having reading Gunda Din when he changed put into effect today it will now be of an editorial' diatribe or sympo- the mouth of the bag well tied with J. M. President. ject from beer to the ubiquitous lemo'. possible for a Chlcagoan to use the Cunningham, D. T. Hosklus, Caahlw. a cast the nt sium. . string, bag with its contents Frank o telephone without getting Jones Springer, E. S. Lewis. Ass't. Cash . These two words are used to de- into the bay. An hour later, so the Hark to the call of Good Roads day mother-in-la- on the line when, he all editorials. If an editorial stroy .goes, Lieutenant Sheehan was scribe and turn your pockets inside out ior wants the drug store. Nor will the com- return V K a man it is a symposium, d greatly surprised by the of the pleases the committee when It calls on yon, sweet-voice- central longer ignore the LAS GAS or studied effusion. cat, carrying a bass pilation, treatise o importunities of the subscriber who striped Interest Paid On Time him Is a in its mouth. So was Sheehan Deposits If it displeahes it diatribe, 'The undertakers will be discussing gets hot under the collar after calling pleased of or a with the ransom offered his a mass scurrility just plain wsys and means of lengthening life if a quarter of an hour in vain for- a by cat, that he decided to her continue lie. this craze for professional betterment number. All of these little worries of let Never writer editorials. If you do to live upon his keeps up. life are expected to be abolished as a premises. to think and vou will be forned o result of the establishment of a new LAS VEGAS SAVINGS JBAMK detrimental to editorial A few days ago a giiV of 12 thoughts 'are Once again we are reminded that telephone complaint and service bu- years died at one of the of this writers. a road, race, even one on the Elgin reau, for which the city has appro- hospitals a real city under circumstances which make Betide, newspaper's power course, need not necessarily spell priated $10,000. The new bureau is lies in its news columns. her case of considerable Interest to - death to somebody. expected to hear every grievance at CAPITAL STOCK - S3O.000 00 L0 science.1 About two months ago the once and give full satisfaction. little girl was bitten in the thumb by Militia closed a race track back Office With the San National A FAILURE a pet dog while with 'the Miguel Bank east for betting the other day. New The daughter of A. Mitchell. Bag playing animal. The was called Mexico also has an g law, dad, Ky., had a bad case of kidney family doctor Regarding the Mexican tangle, the we may remember. trouble and they feared her health and, as a matter of precaution, thor- Mr. Mitch- Wm. Q. HAYUON Kansas Journal expresses a few o was permanently Impaired. oughly cauterized the trivial wound. President City ell "She was In terrible shape H. VV. of our views with neatness and des- says, He examined the but the animal KELLY Vice Caucus rule seems to bo rather but. I got her to take Foley Kidney dog President patch. The essential portions of Its wearing on the democrats in the sen Pills and now she Is completely cur seemed perfectly healthy and normal D. T. HOSKINS Treasurer editorial on the matter are as follows: ate. At one and the same time it ed." Women are more liable to have and the doctor did not fear for a m men will find Publication of the message which was the that the - kidney trouble than and ment that the would lead to thing kept republi- a sate injury INTEREST PAID ON Wilson to Mexico Foley Kidney Pills' dependable serious the moth- DEPOSITS President sent, by '"ino 'n power and which caused them medicine. O. G. Schaefer consequences. But and honest deal John Lind, 'and the reply to it made to lose it. and Red Cross Drug Store. Adv. er of the girl had heard a great DAILY LAS VEGAS. OPTIC, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1913. THREE '

and clever Is imagination fingers. It markable playing of the general inn THE DEAREST sometimes made of beads. The beads, FOOTBALL COUCH SAVES DAUGHTER of the lads that created favorable In a clear, bright color, are strung comment The other extreme was FADS AND BABY on fine wire and wound around little shown in the wizard-lik- e play of forms of cotton batting. ACTIVE FACTOR Advice of Mother co Douit Pre Richard Stevens and H. W. Slocmn, FASHIONS The sugar-scoo- p hat of black velvet two players whose names were fa- Mrs. Wilkes' Fondest Hopes wilj be a typical fall style. It has vents Daughter's Untimely End. mous in tennis thirty odd years ago. Realized Health, Hap- no clearly defined crown and., the Lacking the speed and endurance of greatest height is at the back. The IN GAME the olden days they fenced off defeat New York, August 30 Ultra fash- In the skirts of the fall suits there piness and Baby. is down toward the a Ready, " I was not able to do with supple wrists until reached ionable women, who can afford to will be many Innovations. The long tilt nose, and Ky. they for one-arme- Miss. " E. Pink- - bandeau is the means to anything nearly six months," writes advanced rounds. The famous d a small fortune for clothes ev- line from waist to hem is rarely left Plattsburg; Lydia frequently Mrs. Laura of this "and spend ham's has WITHOUT TRAINED EXPERTS TO Bratcher, place, W. P. unbroken. Seams are modifitd by Vegetable Compound proved obtain that effect. was down in bed for three months. player, Burden, also ery sason, do not wait with ordering IN- beneficial to me, for now I am well , HANDLE TEAM LOSS FROM and Side very are characterized by beau- 1 cannot tell how I suffered with reached the fourth iround and his their outfit until the season for which labs, extensions flaps. and have a and Topcoats you sweet, healthy baby, JURIES WOULD BE GREATER my head, and .with nervousness and skill with the racquet, together with "are intended is at the door. As steams are slashed. There is drapery our home is ty of form, material and coloring, the they happy. AND CONTESTS TAME womanly troubles. his ability to snap the ball into the their selections at all sides, the folds around the top was an invalid from nervous pros- oriental type predominating. They a rule they make "I Our family doctor told my husband he air and serve with of the skirt the newest, anil tration, indigestion and female troubles. are cut with kimono sleeves, and could not me deadly precision, many months ahead of time. But, being Press do any good, and he had was a feature tournament. is (Associated Correspondence) to it We tried another of the the women with unlimited funds at giving the pegtop effect, which their greatest width at the hips, New give up. doctor, have York, Aug. 30. During the but he did not help me. their are in the min- characteristic feature of the present in folds about disposal greatly being drawn graceful next three months the football coach At last, my mother advised me to take The original international Bonder woman, with but fashion. Fullness at the back of the Brocaded silks, 1 ority. The average the knees aud ankles. will rule supreme upon college cam- Cardui, the woman's tonic. thought yacht contests, the sixth of which will lim- flat under a short 1 moderate or, perhaps, exceedingly skirt is held down silk poplins, fur or moire are pus and To the candidates it was no use for was nearly dead and velvets, gridiron. seemed to do me But begin on Monday off Marblehead, cannot afford to take strap belt or a group of tucks. of models. nothing any good. ited means, IliHllplI used for the majority for places on the eleven his word wrill I eleven 1 can be to visit to took bottles, and now am able Mass., traced the to be in Buttons are used extensively and; chances. She wishes style FLORENCE FAIRBANKS. be law, and to the student to do all of my work and my own this country 11 years ago of Prince that this fail. They are both use- and, knowing from experience profusely he will be the one person In whose washing. Henry of Prussia, brother of the Ger are she ful and ornamental. The slashes on rests of univer- 1 think Cardui is the best medicine in styles constantly changing, RESULTS TELL hand the future the the man emperor, and the yachting en- to wait almost to the the skirt have frequently regular but- world. My weight has increased, is wise enough There Can Be No Doubt About the sity. and I look the picture of health. " thusiasm of Henry Howard of Boston, or ton holes and buttons which work. last moment before ordering' pur- Results in East Las Vegas The position of football coach is If you suffer from any of the ailments a member of the New York and East- her clothes for the coming This keeps the length of the slash think I suffered every pain a wo- not one In which all is acclaim and peculiar to women, get a bottle of Cardui chasing "I Results tell the tale. ' ern Yacht clubs. Mr. Howard met a mater of with and some of them come high un- man coulcLbefcre I began taking Lydia a win- today. Delay is dangerous. We ow season. It is policy All doubt is removed. glory. The task of developing it will for it Prince Henry in 1902, and upon re- wearer. A E. Pinkiiam's Vegetable Compound, and help you, has helped so them to watch our for every indica- der control of the military of an East Las Vegas ning team calls for serious and hard many thousands of other weak women newing their two years I think it saved this s life, as I The testimony acquaintance and to con- of braid and buttons in hori- even under the most favorable in the 50 years. tion of a pending change trimming lost my first one. citizen. work, past later in Germany the plan of sending as she on a coat a sure to ap- ' conditions. Even with an abundance At all druggists. sider every point carefully, zontal lines "My health has been very gooa ;ver Can be easily Investigated. three representative German boats to to or coat to the woman who prefers a and medicine to all of material the Medicina Ladies' race in formu- cannot afford cast her gown peal since, I praise your What better proof can he had satisfactory judgment Writt to; Chattanooga Co., American waters was A col- Mrs. W1LKE3, Advisory Dept., Chattanooga, Tenn.. for Special after1 or should it fail straight military my friends." Verna and that must be biven to the e lated. In 190G re- aside a week so, jaunty syle. Mrs. Anna Pearce, 509 Eighth St., thought Instructions on your case and book, "Homa the initial regatta Ii. F. D. No. Miss. Treatment in 1 to be in iwth the prevailing lar is used with this type of cat. 1, riattsburg, was selection of just the right combination for Women," plain wrapper. M.C 23 sulted. harmony The darkest of husband and wife East Las Vegas, N. M., says: "I of Is to the wo- The fichu has returned with added days is but a small portion of the work. In 1907 the American boats went to style the day. It are when come to look forward to troubled for about a year with weak wel- they teams must be man of moderate and limited means popularity, a fact which will be childless and ohl ailment The first and second tennis tournament at pro- Spain and were defeated. Thi3 trip a lonely age. ness of the kidneys. This ' Newport hints the most comed women. The fichu carefully drilled and trained and In in was the result of a visit to Madrid of that timely concerning by dainty Many a wife has found herself inca- was removed by one box of Doan's duced many interesting sidelights, of the coming season has always been numbered among the of motherhood to some the end, if defeat comes In the final addition to title holders. The en- Mr. Howard, who found King Alfonso probable styles pable owing Kidney Pills. I have never used more artistic and the woman of the feminins system, and big game of the season, the coach much interested in the Three ai e most valuable. trimmings, derangement a doses of whenever trants ranged from youths to men of sport. often curable the remedies than few them, blame. reverse Is It will be well for her to remember who admired a picturesque gown by proper reaps all the If the mitblle age. It was a In years later, However, tae Americans homes once childless there I have needed a kidney medicine. question, to the opinion ofvfash-io- n should always choose this style of In many true his share of the glory is small many of skill and finesse of evened up the score by winning from that, according are now children because of the fact They have always relieved me quickly. matches, coats will be thl3 adornment.' Paris designers have ex- and fleeting. wrist and the the Spanish visitors off Marble head. experts longer that E. Pinkham'3 Vegetable Last fall I made a trip to Missouri racquet pitted against cut- the fichu as a Lydia Without the football coach, however, fall, especially at the back. The tensively employed Compound makes women normal. I an at smashing strokes and stamina of and while I was there, had would with a three-quart- on the lingerie frocks this football fall far short of the Neither extreme came away line length garniture . want advice write to I youth. through Sometimes the symptoms of kidney If yon special tack of kidney trouble. immediately scientific is Ev- is the model that has been accorded season, and it appears in many phases. E. Pinkliam Medicine Co. (conf- game, that it today. to the final rounds, but the efforts of and bladder trouble are so that Lydia got a supply of Doan's Kidney Pills plain In there is Almost shter material has idential) Mass. lour letter will ery college and university has either both classes were none the no one can mistake them. particular favor. front every Lynn, took the in less inter, Backache, be opened, rend and answered by a and two boxes away pain an alumni or an weak and lame back with soreness ov- great opportunity for decoration, and been successfully utilized to fashion confidence. coaching system, estlng. School boys of 16 and 17 faced woman and held in strict my back and made my kidneys nor alumnus of some er (lie most noticeable feature is the the fichu, and It is made in all widths other Institution gray haired players old enough to be the kidneys, sharp pains, rheumati- mal." the men how sm, dull headache, and disturbed waistcoat. This is either separate or and lengths, from the broad Marie teaching young to dodge, their fathers, and neither asked nor For sale by all dealers. Price 50 on num- sleep, are all indications of a trouble in the suit. a Antoinette fichu to the narrow strip white net is finely tucked for the tackle, fall the ball, and the gave quarter. A of incorporated It gives n perfect spirit that Pills will relieve cents. Foster-Milbur- Co., Buffalo, berless other individual and combina- Foley Kidney note of color to a jacket and allows of folded white outlining the neck foundation, and this is bordered with 'sportsmanship marked every match, quickly and permanently. Try them. New York, sole agents for the United tion secrets that to the of so many novel touches that it vir- line of bodice. bands of malines lace. To the edge go complete and the way some of the young men O. G. Schaefer and Red Cross Drug States. gridiron education of the Of Store. Adv. n tually makes the coat. The waistcoats The more expensive fichus are of of this is joined a scant frill of the player. wielded wits and racquets in these Remember the name Doan's and the several hundred In vari- are of satin, all corded silks, suede rare laces or embroideries, while sim- lace. When worn, the ends of the colleges court battles argues well for the take no other Adv. ous parts of the United States less In RACE MEET IN MONTANA cloth, chamois, moire and washable ple designs of white net bordered fichu are crossed over in front. It is safety of the Davis cup years to than 15 per cent try to football come. Great Mont., 30 A y pique. Bindings of braid and trim- with a narrow pleated frill of the particulary appropriate fo the tub play Falls, Aug. READY FOR CHARTER OAK MEET with the coach left out. Even race was here of buttons are the decorative material are inex frock of linen, voile or crepe. the P. A. Drew of St. Louis, a youth of meeting inaugurated mings inane surprisingly 30. New Hartford, Conn., Aug. The leading high schools and preparatory 1G under conditions that features and a smoothness of fit Is pensive. Unusually dainty is a fichu Other fichus are fashioned of chif- years, fought his way to the third today promise end of the circuit will academies have their coaches. The essential for the effect. of Bohemian lace with inset medal- fon, mousseline de soie, sheer linen England grand paid' round; G. C. Caner went one step fur two weeks of excellent sport. wind up with the meeting to be open All the football mentors will have "W. aus- The waistcoats of these mall suits lions of embroidered net. The edges or batiste. Solid or eyelet embroid- ther, while young L. McKim was meeting Is conducted under the ed here under the auspices of their charges at work with the next Montana have and crossed tops, are bound with a bias fold of black ery is extensively employed as a dec- Monday victorious until he faced Nat Nlles. pices of the Northern Racing square, pointed association. Dur- two or three d the Connecticut Fair weeks and the land will The with Inset crossed revere of lace and mousseline de soie, and" buttons cov- oration and the edges are buttonhole-stitche- boy wonders from the Pacific association. Many of the best horses two the stables at resound with the thud of boot satin moire collars. Pockets are also ered with the same material adorn or bordered with lace. Filet, ing the past days against coast, Strachan and Johnston, of seen recently at Butte and Anaconda Charter Oak have filled rapidly ball and body against turf. Yale has course was used for the comfort and convenience the front. A fichu of this type will Cluny, Irish crochet, Valenciennes park did far better. It the re are here. with' the summer campaigners from planned an early start, and Captain of the wearers. make even the plainest frock elabor- and Arabian are the varieties favored the Empire City track and elsewhere, Ketcham will take a squad of players On the fall suits there will be used ate. for this purpose. " 1 and the association management is to Saisconset, Mass., on Monday for sleeves of the long, fitted type and For grace and softness of line the An attractive hat for a young girl forward to a sucessful meet- preliminary practice before the New F kimono sleeve with the fichu of folded maline. It Is draped is made of white straw, with, a simple, looking f (be dropped Haven university formally opens its armhole. The Eton effect, especially artistically over the shoulders, one rounded crown, and an even, rolling ing. t "THE U The feature of the program will doors for another scholastic year. SHOW THAT'S DIFFERENT' a( the front, Is particularly striking. end passing beneath the bodice front brim. The hat Is encircled with a big Oak, $10,000, Coach Houghton of Harvard is mope d be the classic Charter From the front a sweeping line over and the otner forming a pointed end. wide fringed niching made deliberate as befits for 2:14 class trotters. The other a champion, and the hips and a long tail at the back White maline is folded and arranged of white taffeta silk. On the right he will not his events of the week will include the gather charges about finish the coat. to fill in the place at the side of the hat a small bunch of ros- him $3,- - at Cambridge until September 15. es half hidden In full Capital City, 2:08 class trotters, 'A Russian model of velvet will hid neck line. This fichu Is particularly is the wide, Captain Storer, however, saw to it 000; the Corinthian, 2:20 class trot ior applause. The peplum of the skirt becoming, and appears to the greatest ruehlng. that every promising player took at 1. trot- Is to trim ters, $2,000; the Acorn, has considerable fullness, and rich advantage when used to trim a gown Fruit much used early least one football away with him at ters eligible to the 2:20 class, $3,000; fur trims the collar line and the cuffs. of soft silk. autumn hats. It is usually made of the beginning of the summer the Juvenile for eligible vacation, Hraid and buttons give a dashing ef- The fichu of tucked net is charm- silk, sometimes of velvet, and it can and the men doubtless were instruct- woman with to 2:30 class trotting, $2,000; a BIG 3 RING fect to the line of fastening. ing and can be easily duplicated. Plain be made at home by the ed to report in condition if they hoped $2,500, and the Nutmeg, to make the eleven of 1913. for 2:12 pacers, $2,000. Cornell will start its second season September 16 under the of Cured coaching Diarrhoea Quickly Dr. Al new "i .oo talrpn with diarrhoea and Mr. Sharpe. Under the re- Yorks, the merchant here, persuaded gime at Ithaca Cornell can be counted who call me to try a bottle of Chamberlain's upon as a factor in eastern football switchboard operator answers your telephone Rem Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea this season. Princeton, too, plans for a mission in life her mission is to serve After one dose or u i you. edy. taking an early start, while the advent of ii THE was cured. It also cured others that nil, JIULslL, l v it to" writes M. E. Cebhart, George Brooke at Pennsylvania will 1; She has at her the most modern telephone fi 1 finger tips Oriole, Pa. That is not at all unusual. certainly liven up the Quaker cam- equipment in the world. Quickness, accuracy and courtesy are An ordinary attaclr of marrnoea can paign. THE SEGT H cured by one or almost invariably by In the middle west Coach Stags of her essential qualifications. of It Is one two doses this remedy. Chicago hopes to recapture the Con- of most successful the preparations ference i Frequently she is called upon to act quickly in emergencies that has been discovered. Thousands championship; Coach Yost More Trained Wild Animals Than AH when of mind have testified to its value. For sale of Michigan is looking forward to courage and presence are required. I by all dealers. Adv. eastern triumphs, while Illinois hopes Oilier Shows Combined f It is as essential to good telephone service that each Bell Tele- for great improvement under its new 'ii i should be and as is HOLLANDERS TO CELEBRATE football mentor, Bob Zuppke. phone operator healthy happy it that every Grand Rapids, Mich., Aug. 30. A of of i part the equipment that great intercommunicating system committee having headquarters in this The recent national championship Lions, Tigers. Leopards, Pumas, f should be in good working order. city has completed all arrangements for the celebration of a new form of Panthers, Jaugars, Elephants, In the Bell system 70,000 operators make connections which "Orange Day" by all Hollanders in Df the United States. The celebration furnish clear tracks for 26,000,000 telephone talks each day. Sea Lions M i will begin tomorrow, when all the llii VUiiAlif&iii! large Dutch setlements in this coun Bell is a Distance Station try, are expected to send cable mes- Mow to Avoid Those Pains and Distress Every Telephone Long Which to Many Mothers Have Suffered. ' sages congratulating Queen Wilhel- - WILD ANIMALS FROM EVERY mina on her birthday anniversary and the house of Orange for its ; The Mountain States Tflephohe Telfgraph Company honoring and century of existence and what it has CLIME r 13 i done for history and the Dutch people 1 1 all over the world. 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Here is a remedy that Boftens upon the blood and mucous the uiuscles, enables them to expand without directly t I teamen tt of des- any strain upon ho ami enables 2:SO a surfaces the system, thereby women to go through nmiwnity without pain, oka p. l:. troying the foundation of the disease, Dausea, morning or any of the dreaded, mm mm en symptoms bo familiar to many mothers. pm and eivlng the patient strength by There Is no foolish diet to hura.ss the ml ml. buildin; up the constitution and as- The thoughts do not dwell 0100 p;iin ami suf- in fering, for all such are avoldt'd. Thousands of sisting nature doing its work. The women no lonsrer rcMljni themselves to the 1- have so much faith in Its thought that sickness and distress am nnttmil. proprietors They know better, for in Mother's Friend the? 55 curative powers that they offer One tiave found a wonderful, itenetratimi remedy to Hundred Dollars for any case that It Itanish all timee drnded experiences. t It Is a subject every woman should be fmi-lia- r . A .V f M M r fails to cure. Send for list of testi- with, and even though stie may not reit'iire monials. tsueh ft remedy, she will now and then uet some prospective mother to whom a word m Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Tol- time about Mother's Friend will come as a Ohio. bleMHiusr. This famous remedy is 1 edo, liy ail druggists, and in oniy $t.ot a botthv Sold by all drugsrfsts 75c. It is for external use only, and ia reHily worth FRIDAY, G2FT. itn in gnld. Write to the Hrad-tVl- d Take Hall's constlp-ation- . wehtht Family pm8 for regulator Co., 127 Lamar Bldtf., Atlanta, Adv. Ctu, foe s most Taluubie book. FOUR LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1913.

Mrs. Browne Give Elizabeth Padgett Hostess The figures of Imports and exports CHRISTIAN TABERNACLE Photoplay Party. fit Lawn Party. through, the six great groups of ports Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. H. P. On Wednesday afternoon, August Atlantic, gulf, Mexican border, Pa- Rev. J. I. Imhof, pastor. Browne entertained a number 20, Miss large Elizabeth Padgett entertain cific coast, northern border and inter PULPIT Communion and preaching 11 a. m. of at a ed 3 to 5 ,, r-- young people photoplay party from o'clock a number of lor are as follows: Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. In honor of Paul who her friend at Games given Donley, a lawn party. Imports Evening services 8 p. m. has and Mrs. to been the guest of Mr, interesting all were played1 and Fiscal year ended June 30 Choir Loft Browne for the few week. The the ended the ; past delightful afternoon by 1900 . 1913 FIRST M. E. CHURCH Cor shown at the on of pictures Photoplay serving exquisite refreshments. Atlantic $693,112,563 $1,375,819,835 Eighth and National avenue. Rev. 11. this afternoon were those shown on were CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE Present Misses Marian Ackers, Gulf 23,692,936 103,613,409 C. Anderson, pastor. in which Romalne Natalie Louise Dor- - CONCEPTION Adrian Rabeyrolle, Wednesday night Adler, Bacharach, Mexican 5,377,669 27,059,560 Sunday school, 9:45. Morning wor- carried the roles. Mr. Coors, Alice Marian ' pastor. Fielding leading thy Danziger, Pacific 58,916,113 128,895,064 ship with sermon at 11 o'clock. Ep-wor- th In person attended the party Davis, Jane Davis, Laura Earickson, Fist mass at 6:30 a. m; second mass month Fielding Northern 59,947,859 153,612,547 League, 6:45 p. m. Evening Next ends officiary vacation 10 a. m. scnool In and addressed the youngsters, after Gertrude Erh, Dorthy Fell, Margaret at Sunday English with sermon 8 time. May, June and July are accord- Interior 8,894,044 23.978.S19 worship at o'clock. which all the children, witn Mr. Field Fitch, Evelyn Fleming, Margaret Has and Spanish at 3 P m., In Spanish at ing to those experts and leaders of A cordial Invitation is extended to ing, were photographed'. Refreshments kell, Virginia Hayden, Mary Hunker, 3:30 p. m. Rosary an" benediction eoclety, the months when vacation Total. $849,941,184 $1,812,978,234 all who have no other place of wor- were served late in the afternoon. Locky Hardin January, Edith Kearney, of the blessed sacrament at 7:30 p. must be In progress. So in consider- Exports ship to attend divine services at this Alice m- - Those present at this affair were Lucile Leahy, Helen .eahy, , ation of that fact the following list ,0 Fiscal year ended June 30 church. Mr. and Mre. J. S. Duncan, Jr., Mrs. Long, Amelia Manzanares, Rebecca Sunday school for English speak-in- g ol have been presented for 1900 1913 questions S. Powers, Miss Janette Spiess, Miss Manzanares, Deborah Mills, Susie and Spanish speaking children the reader's advice. Was it the S Atlantic $963,569,447 $1,348,811,300 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rose Powers, Mr. Romaine Fielding, Moore, Miriam Nahm, Katherina every Sunday at 1:30 p. m.' . Same old skeeters, And make matter more elasti- c- Gulf 234,107,671 543,076,878 Rev. Norman Skinner, pastor. Doug, gray Misses Eliso Rosenwald, Mildred Ap- Powers, Ruth Powers, Dolly Raynolds, Same old chuck, Mexican 22,320,157 24,902,645 las avenue and Tenth street, Morn- Is that why Euclid has employed pel, Ruth Raynolds, Ruth Powers, Martha Raynolds, Elice Rosenwald, CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF Same old fishing,. and Pacific 70,175,057 146,856,469 ing worship and sermon at 11 o'clock. Trapezium trapezoid, Catherine Powers, Susie Moore, Mil Eileen Southard,-Elanor- Westerman, Paul Gilberton, pastor. - Same old luelc. to me Northern 104.267.0S7 401,997,518 Bible study and Sunda:- school ses- jl wonder? yet it seems dred Ward, Marzle Flain and' Viola Norma Williams, Bernice Witten and First mass at 6:30 a. m., third Sun- Same old breaches, Interior 43,663 239,339 sion at 9:45 . m. Society of Chris- That all the Plain Geometry r Lauhach, Masters Scott Duncan, Her- Master Waldo Rogers, day excepted. Second mass 8.30: Same old tian Endeavor at 6.: 30 p m. skies, One is this feat, Al-vi- needs, just simple man Bacharach, Gerald Greenclay, a sermon In English, hymns rendered Same old peaches, make both ends - Total $1,394,4S3,0S2 $1,465,884,149 The church extends a most hearty Whate'er your line, Appel, Ronald Appel, Bob Pow- Edith Tooker Entertains by the children under the direction Same old flies. meet! The Increase In the movement Invitation to all people. Strangers ers, Carl Ilfeld, Frederick Ilfeld', Mar At Sewing Party. of the Sisters of Loretto. Third maas Same old dances, the northern border ports Is and sojourners In the city especially shall Johnson, Henry Lucas, Herbert On Tuesday afternoon of last week through at 10:30 a. m., sermon in Spanish. Same old moons, due to in trade with welcomed. Layton Recital ;""';" Moore, Robert Morrison, Willard Mor Miss Edith Tooker entertained a num- chiefly growth From 3 to 4 Sunday school. At 4 Same old string bands, The Canada. The total value of exports Monday Evening , rison, Richard Raynolds, Edward ber of friends at a sewing party. Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- Same! old tunes. northern border ports FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner Monday evening Professor E. E. Raynolds, Osborne Hayden, Merle Wil pleasant affair was enjoyea by all. passing through ment. At the New Mexico Hospital Same old hammocss, in 1900 was $104,000,000, and exports' of Main and Sixth streets, Rev. N. B. Wentworth Layton and pupils, assist- liams, Robert Zing, Joe Nahni, Theo- Present were Miss Mary powers, Miss for the Insane, mass very fourth Same old swings, to were $95,000,- Green, Pastor. ed Mrs. J. IT. Black, violinist, Mrs. dore Rosenwald, Lowell Girard, Ben-- Mary Graubarth, Miss ,Lucy Myers, Canada in that year the Same old camp fires. by Sunday by pastor. There will be no service Charles "Kohn, accompanist and Mr. nle Theodore Miss Leona Greenclay, Miss Ethel 000. In .1913 the exports through the preaching Same old Strickfadden, Skinner, tomorrow. things. a Miss Miss northern border were valued at at this church Sunday George Smith, baritone, will give Stephen Elwood, Ted Creswick, Paul Stewart, Ethel Harper, ports ST. PAUL'S MEMORIAL CHURCH, Same old widows, the to Can school will be held at the usual hour. recital at the Normal halL A large Marselle, Vernon Sands, Herbert Hil-- Thelma Coman, Mss Irma Gortner, $402,000,000, and exports Rev. 716 Same old girls, J. S. Moore, Rector, National The is to attend of iuvif nf toiis have been Is Junior Law Miss Charlotte Miss Helen ada $415,000,000. Thus, while the out congregation urged old number gers, Ward, Harold Flaiz, Charnley, avenue, East Las Vegas. Same face tints, other Las . Vegas churches at the sued and it is txp(cted that the at- rence Linn, Junior Anderson, Edward Danziger, Miss Janice Hlrchhprn, ward movement through northern Same old curls. Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity, Aug. usual hour tomorrow $n"d will be The Earl Miles Miss Miss Nellie ports in 1900 was greater by $9,000,-00- morning Same old tendance large. program Seelover, Gibbs, Standish, Dorothy Herman, 31, 1913.. ... rowboats, Miss to Canada evening. for the evening is as follows: Johnny Reed, LeRoy iAtibachc, Ervin Wells, Miss Chella Van Petten, than the actual exports 7:30. ! Same old sands. Holy Communion, i (a) Song Behr O'Gara, Claude Lewis, John Lewis, Desaix Evans, Miss Jessie Evans, Miss they were In 1913 less by $13,000,000 Same old blisters Shepherd's Sunday School, 9:45. SHILOH BOPTIST CHURCH Cradle Kohler Earl Le.wis and .Paul Donnelly. Elizabeth Parnell, Miss Ruth Nahm, than the total exports to that country On the hands. (b) Song Morning prayer and sermon 11. Corner Columbia and Railroad ave- Norma Williams Miss Sadie Tooker and Miss Edith the exports to Canada from the north Same old! backache, Order of service at 11 o'clock. Rev. W. R. i hav- nues, Burgess, pastor. The First Lesson. . .Forman Picnic - Tooker Pacific and north Atlantic ports Same old fleas; Dancing Jolly Hyum 442, "Saviour, Source of Ev- 11 a. 8 ' Preaching in., and p. m., by Fitch At ' ' ing aggregated $35,000,000. Same old gossip, Margaret Watrous. ery Blessing," (Mendelssohn.) school 9:45 a. The in the the postor; Sunday Same old wheeze. Polka Mazurka Starealbog Through the of Mr. and Mrs. Morse gain exports through Exultemus courtesy ' Venlte, Domino, (Robin- m.; B. Y. P 11, 3 p m. All are wel- E. E. W. Charlotte G. for Visitors gulf ports occurs chiefly in trade with Bid the two weeks' outing Layton, Clevenger Mrs. T, Robb a most delightful pic son.) come to attend these services. Dietz Mrs. Bertha Morse entertained the South America, and the West Fade from view; Pretty Lillies nic was held on tle beautiful Phoe- Europe, Gloria Patri, Chant,. (Robinson.) with a line Indies. of cot With the same vaca"on Essie Peppard nix ranch on Sunday last, under the following guests party Increasing quantities Te Deum Laudamus, (Thomas.) An Afternoon Miss Julia ton, lumber and beradstuffa out And nothing new? Autumn Lindsay auspices of the Watrous Commercial Thursday evening: Jaffa, pass Benedictus, Chant, (W. Crotch.) MOTHER CRAY'S Alvan Roswell, N. M., Miss Addie Zander, of the for Europe, And now all those joyous vacation Appel and Athletic club. About 150 people, gulf ports, chiefly Hymn 306, "Eternal Father, Strong SWEET POWDERS Borowlskl Miss Henrietta Roths- while those also show a dis days are past. Monday morning will (a) Adoration club members and their friends, par Berkeley, Calif., ports to Save," (J. B. Dykes.) FOR CHILDREN, ..Schumann in this A child, Buffalo, N. Y., Miss Haw- tinct increase in the movement of AOertainRelief forFeverNhnet, see boys and girls alike frowning, yet (b) Evening Song ticipated pleasant outing. Byrne Sermon. , . Constipation, Heartache, - S to in a-- Trouble, Teething with a speck of respect for the old (c) Serenade ...Plerne fried chicken dinner was served on kins. St. Louis, Mo., Miss A. Lieb- manufactures to Latin America. Of and Hymn 347, "Come Unto Me, Ye IHMorrtern,m. ThtivRrfnU DestroyunTnldM M. Wnrm school, walking solemnly towards Mrs. J. H. Black, Mrs. Charles Kohn the lawn by the lake. Music was fur stadter, Mrs. Hirschorn, Miss Jan- the imports through the gulf ports, B. TriiaeftiarK. in di Hours. At an inigpisTs, umiib. Weary," (J. Dykes.) Don't accept Sample mailed FFEK. Address, their abodes Fleirsbach nished the afternoon the ice Hirschorn, Kansas City, Mo., Miss about one-thir- d are from Brazil, chief A. S- - N.Y- - respective daily for the May Bells during by Presentation of Alms, Chant, (An- ony substitute. OLMSTED, LeRoy, coming nine mouths; The vacation Charlotte Tooker Watrous band under the able leader Regina Stern, Mrs. H. C. Ilfeld, Mrs. ly coffee; about one-fourt- h from Cuba, on.) has as Chimes Gauschals of Director Muesse. An Louis Ilfeld, Master William C. Ilfeld the remainder been, it usually is, a happy Forest ship exciting chiefly tobaco; chiefly This church is open daily' for' pri- three months. The kids have had a Juliet Kaufman feature of the afterdinner and Ted Brash of Oklahoma City. from and from Mexico, Central program Europe vate prayer and meditation. .; CHICHESTER S PILLS time." Some Selection was the hall between the club refreshment was served later America West Undies. "bully have had the game Dainty and the V!7fciN Imlli ni Ask your Drumrlat for pleasure of taking a camping trip, George Smith, Mrs. Charles Kohn members and the regular Watrous in the evening. The Pacific and Atlantic ports are CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY team. The others have remained at home, while Russian Intermezzo Franko regular team was assisted more distinctly cosmopolitan in their services morn- Regular every Sunday IIES-TK- ' more have to by the well known of bor- "nisirld. Asfor III- - the fortunate taken trips Claribel Adler, Leon Bowen battery Martinez If you sit in a cool draft when you trade than those of the northern ing at 11 o'clock and )IAllO,M ltl(M P1LL8. for liitl Wednesday yean known as Best, Saftat, Always Rellabl coun- and Yarbe of one-hal- f the coast or other parts of the (a) To the Wild Rose MacDowell Wagon Mound, who are heated and get a stiff neck or der or even the gulf. About 8 m O. org evening at o'clock R. hall. SCID BV DRUGGISTS lame will C EVERYWHERE' try. Everybody had a good time. (b) Barcarolle Offenbach also kindly assisted with the musical back, you be looking for of the exports from the Pacific coast that wf!I ease the Those who enjoyed the camming trip Con Amor. . Beaumont numbers. The score was very close. something pain go to the Orient, the remain- (c) Fix your mind on BALLARD'S SNOW ports In the fourth the rare occur-anc- e returned with sunburned cheek3 and Katherino Larkin Inning LINIMENT and don't be talked out of der being distributed to Canada, Eu- In of a was Latin-Americ- general good health, having satis- Selection triple play witnessed. it, because it is the besf pain relieving rope and in the or- Doolin two-third- fied their aged desire to live (he George Smith, Mrs. Charles Kohn pitching for the Club struck liniment you can get anywhere. Price der named. About s of the 25c, 50c and bottle. .simple life In the mountains. Narclsuss Nevin out nine men while Martinez struck per Sold by imports of the Pacific ports are from Centra? Drug Co. Adv. Those who have remained at home Leon Bowen out eight. In the eighth inning Doolin the Orient. On the Atlantic front the was have, outside of being a very trouble Pizzlcati Dellore painfully hurt, having his hand trade la with Europe, South America, some of lacerated. A vote of two-thir- part the household, also had E. E. W. Layton, Leona Greenclay badly thanks Africa, and Oceania. About a time. was extended Mr. and Mrs. Robb good Likewise with the lucky Starry Night Smith for BUSINESS OF PORTS of the trade with the Orient ones who allowed to the whichc BACHAR-ACH'- were accompany Claribel Adler hosptality made possible still passes through Atlantic ports. AT S their to the seashore. As for the pleasant occasion. parents (a) To a Water Lily .MacDowell COMPARED BY DATA the ladies and men of young young (b) Second Valse Godard Important to Dyspeptics the as a rule have remain- School Bear in mind that Chamberlain's city, they Margaret Larkin Sunday We have received a Sample Line of Ladies Voile ed at home. Many have entertained Class Entertained. OF BUREAU Tablets Improve the appetite, strength- Second Mazurka ...Godard en the and guests from other cities and in this Tuesday evening a number of the digestion regulate the and Crepe Dresses. Some of 'these Dresses are of . Marie Mann liver and bowels. Just what you need. way have their vacation in a members of a Sunday school class of passed Scene de Ballet De Beriot For 'sale by all dealers. Adv. newest way. the Christian church left the for SECTION OF DEPARTMENT OF the and latest styles as the Russian blouse pleasing Mrs. J. H. Black, Mrs. Charles Kohn city ' Trips to the mountains, and a Jolly hayride that ended at the COMMERCE COMPILES FIGURES parties Ojos Acollos Gottschalk the Princess Chic New Varden Ef. affairs of all kinds that make life home of Mr. and Mrs. J W. Bentley FOR 1900 AND 1913 SHOWING andfthe Dolly Marie Mann, E. E. Wentworth Layton. ' worth this set have been in at Romeroville. The was de- TREND OF TIMES IN TRADE.. living for evening TODAY IN CONGRESS feet, everyone of these Dressesfare good practical order and their time has not been lightfully spent. Those who made up wasted. For the teachers and pro- Luncheon Last Week the party were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Washington, D. c., Aug. 30. The models. I fessors who will rule with the iron By Mrs. Ward. Johnson, Miss Janice Colbo, Miss increasing share of the gulf and nor- Washington, Aug. 30. House: Re hand from next Monday until next Tuesday afternoon, August 19, Mrs. Therma Coman, Miss Bertie Leonard, thern border ports in the receipt and We will Dresses on C. ceived resignation of Representative place these Sale for June little can be said. If those who W G. Ward entertained a number Miss Nelle Batchelor, Miss Helen Lito- - distribution of our foreign commerce of Davis of West Virginia to become have worked through the vacation friends at a delightful luncheon wich, Miss Edith Flaiz, Miss Clayton, is illustrated by a comparison of the at her home on street. general. time can class their work as vacation, given Kiighth Miss Olsen, Miss Tillie Ground, Miss figures of imports and exports by The was Hetch Hetchy bill considered with MONDAY ONLY ized pleasure then they have enjoyed Ward residence decorated Maurine Harper, Miss Ethel Harper, customs districts in 1913. compared with lavender Miss Maude a view to passage late this afternoon. the three months, and for those who charmingly, the colors Miss Rebecca Livingston, with those of 1900, just completed by and and a ap- Miss Senate: Tariff debate continued. did not work of course they had a green made charming Abbot, Miss Minnie Bentley, the bureau of foreign and domestic Prices S10 and $15.00 The was il.. 1 Lobby committee continued hear Regular good time; they always do. pearance. lunchceon served I't Tll, commerce, department of commerce. But all these good times must now excellent. Present were Mrs. W. J. Frank Fredericks, Mr. George Wilhite, It shows a distinct decline in the ings. Mrs. D. J. Mrs. M. F. ' SPECIAL S7.98 stop to a certain degree. Instead of Lucas, Leahy Mr. Edward Lewis, Mr. Jeff Ground, share which- the Atlantic ports han- Des R. Is the out the as to what Marias, Mrs. F. Lord, Mrs, C. Mr. Carl Blake, Mr. Thomas Bently, of Constipation starting poini figuring question dle, both imports and exports, and lor many serious diseases. To be heal- worn a Mizer, Mrs. C. S. Losey, Mrs. L. V. Mr. Albert Bucher and Rev. J. M. j gown should be at party, that their loss is chiefly diverted to thy keep the bowels active and regu- Crocker1, Mrs. E. S. Lewis, Mrs. JVM., Imhof. young ladies will now tax their minds the gulf and northern border ports. lar. HERBINB will remove all accum- of geora- - Lyns Mrs- - B. T. Mills, Mrs. P. P. 4 4 ulations in the bowels and the sys- to figure out the mysteries The Pacific and Mexican border ports put WIFIF z Mills- - Mrs. E. J. Mrs. F. L. tem In condition. Price 50c ctry and many other difficult studies McWenie, Miss Graubarth Holds show little change in their prime Mrs. S. percentage Sold by Central Drug Co. Adv. that Vill he thetr lot for the next nine Myers, t Moore, Mrs. Roy An Afternoon. of the total trade. ' Prentice, Mrs. J. Robbins, Mrs. S. Ro- - A took To mevke it months. very delightful party place The share of the Atlantic ports in interesting - We( pax, 5c a pound for nice large In 1 mer'o, Mrs. V. Li Mrs.- C. on of week The hoys will be the same pre-- Rosenthal, Friday afternoon last the of 1900 was 69 to we will exports per cent, clean ; cotton rags. Optic. "Publishing the public give or It might be classed as Rosenwald. Mrs. O. G. Schaffer, Mrs, when Miss Mary Graunartn entertain- tlicament, adn in 1913 but 55 per cent; that of Co. ai discount of 50 on all fortune. The quesflon""of""1jTbtning C. Spiess, Mrs. W.C. Bailey, Mrs. K. ed' a number of friends at an after- the gulf ports in 1900, 16 per cent, in will he In the thoughts M. Smith, Mrs. W. R, Tipton, Mrs. noon. Refreshments served late in Ladies Oxfords & submerged 1913, 22 per cent; that of the northern In a Pumps work. even with Charles Trumbull, Mrs. A. W. Talley, the closed the session. Pres- every home where there is of real and hard Yet evening In 7 in for this one Pet-te- border ports 1900, per cent, baby there should also be a bottle of o; ly. of the hard work that Mrs. C H. Tamme, Mrs. H. Van ent were Miss Helen Nahm, Miss Ruth day the thoughts 1913, 16 3 per cent; while the share McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR. It may be must be during the Mrs. A. D. Whltmore, Mrs. L. C. Nahm, Miss Janice Hirschorn, Miss needed at time to correct sour accomplished of the Pacific ports in 1900, 6 any BE SURE, TO COME IN Witten, Mrs! J. II. York, Mrs. J. H. Harriet Miss Janet was, stomach, wind diarrhoea or sehool rear the knowledge that every Oppenheim, Spiess, At- colic, Ward. Mrs. H. W. Mrs. F. A. per cent, and in 1913, 6 per cent. summer Is a whole- EAPvLY thing trill not he work offsets that Clark, Miss Elizabeth Coors, Miss Rebe complaint. It AND AVOID Mrs. C. Miss lantic ports show an increasse of 40 some remedy, contains no opium, mor- pessimistic feeling. There will be lots Manzanares, Wiegarid, Sands, Miss Lucy Myers, Miss Fran N- in 1900 to phine or of kind. THE RUSH - per cent, the period from Injurious drug any times the school Fenton and Mrs. Charles W. O. ces Myers, Miss Rose Powers, Miss of pleasant during 132 Price 25c and 50c per bottle. Sold by - 1913; gulf ports, per cent; .nor rear for all students. Autumn nay- Mary Powers, Miss Louise Jaramillo, Central Drug Co. Adv. 4 thern border ports, 2SS per cent; Pa- rides, class parties and dances with Miss Marie Romero, Miss Leona cific ports, 109 per cent. .The actual numerous other affairs will keep ev- Miss Reynolds Greenclay, Miss Beatrice Standish, "HARVEY'S" gains were: Atlantic ports, $385,000,-000- ; erybody busy outside of the regular Honoree at Auto Party. Miss Violet Hoffman, Miss Aileen Famous mountain ranch; 31st sea IWUGdBdD'aiJiJdd gulf $309,000,000; northern school work. Social events 'will not On Monday, August 18, one of the Rosenthal, Miss Sadie Tooker, Miss ports,, son. Old management; old rates. Car border ports, $297,000,000; Pacific lie lacking hut will be regulated so most delightful night parties ever Edith Tooker and Miss Ethel Harper. riage out every Saturday. Leave or- v ports, $76,000,000; and Mexican border On All Summer that they will not interfere with the given in this city took place when V V ders at Murphey's or Plaza hotel. Wash Materials as ports, $2,500,000. Tegular school work which is far more Miss Sara May Raynolds was the Mrs. Raynolds Hostess On the import side te Atlantic ports important than society could ever he. guest of a number of friends at an At Euchres. Postmaster Antolna Deiorla-- Oard. show a smaller loss. in their percent- i, The following, by one who has been auto ride taken to Romeroville. The On Tuesday and Wednesday after- ner, Mich., speaks for the guidance of LINENS. Etc. which mose blad- evening was and thorough- noons of last week Mrs. E. D. Ray- age of the total, the share they iroumerj witn kidney and expresses it neatly: fascinating der and "From mv serv- nolds two handled of the imports having been, iregularities, says T sometimes wonder what's the use ly enjoyed. Refreshments were entertained at delightful own in 1900, 81 1913, 7s experience I can recommend Fo Of the Hypolhenuse, ed at Romeroville. Among those who parties given in honor of Mrs. Browne per cent, and in 'The squaring ley Kidney Pills. My father also was Store-- of who has been per ceftt. The gulf which han- if n Quality" Or why, unless it he to tease, made up the party were Mr. and Raynolds of Omaha, ports, cured of kidney disease, and many n5i than 3 im- Thiiiirs must be called Isosceles. Mrs. II. W. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Ballet visiting friends and relatives in Las dled less per cent of the neighbors were cured by Foley Kidney cent in couto I know that mathematics Raynolds, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Ray- Vegas for the past few weeks. Euchre ports of 1900, handled 6 per Pills." O. G. Schaefer and Red Crosfe Of little Are mental stunts and aerobatics nolds, Mrs. H. E. Fell, Mrs. Browne affarded delightful entertainment for 1913; and the Pacific ports, a than 7 and a To givp the brain a drill eymnastic. Ravnolds Miss Edith Gorrell, Miss those present, seven tables being play- less per cent in 1900 Drug Store. Adv. i more than 7 1913. Subscribe E.LasVegas. An? make pray matter more elastic Sara May Raynolds and C. W. LaRue. ed. Refreshments ended both affairs. little per cent In for The Optic. U.A3 VEGA8 DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1913. FIVE

CUSTOMS OFFICIALS FIRED FERVENT PROTEST SEVEN HUNDRED San Francisco, Aug. 30. One cus- PERSONALS toms inspector and ten customs guards on duty along the water front THE PEOPLES BANK . TRUST CO. were dismissed from the government WITH A CAPITAL OF OVER. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS MADE AGAINfiT KIDS ENJOY warrants of Ribera was a business service today and for nine of them were sworn out, con- visitor in Las Vegas today. charging Offers courteous and prompt treatment and honest business methods to to opium. C. R. McDowell of Trinidad was a spiracy smuggle you. and can serve in more We De- EVACUAT I I. O. collector of you ways than one. have Banking business visitor in Las Vegas today. MATINEE Davis, the port, several of those Real D. R. Wallace of Aguilar was a bus- said that dismissal partment, Savings Department, Trust Department, Estate Loan infession iness visitor in the city today from his had made full and that Department, Foreign Exchange Department, Safe Deposits (Continued from One) V..a Department home at that place. Page Continued From Page One.) governmej-'- c:se against (Pern Wat-rou- wrifl inasmuch Mrs. Murray uarleton, Jr., of complete, bi.t that :is Southern Methodists had ho prefe'-rr- 2 came in last night for a few Stay the music the best. Everybody the investigation still on, Per Cent Paid on Checking Accounts Nashville, 30. Several a was f,.v3 details of the ion-uc- days visit in Las Vegas. Tenn., Aug. good time and everybody glad to give who it. cunt Ad 4 Per Cent Lorenzo Delgado left this afternoon southern Methodist missionaries of or the ru smut"',.!! Paid on Savings Accounts have been from Mexico since On foot and on in auto- several for Clayton, where he will be on busi- ordered horseback, dVmal war.i.nca f"! persons ness for the next few days. President Wilson's message was pub mobiles .and little wagons and baby l.C iii gover lit'.e.it employ nr each Dr. G. M. Jones left this afternoon lished Wednesday have wired to the carriages they came, youngster to issu elcrtly. and for Shoemaker where he will be on mission board in Nashville asking that chaperoned by a larger youngster a ticket. business for the next few days. they be allowed to remain at their one and all bent on getting ac- and in twos and threes; ny Henrique Sena left this afternoon poets. The board had taken no Singly and battalions HAVE DAINTY EFFECT TODAY'S BASEBALL .for Raton, where he will be employed tion on these requests today. squads, companies they IF1 and demand- for the next few days on business. The Southern Methodist church streamed into the ofrice tu ' M M came 46 in ed tickets. After an hour of distribu- John Brunton of Shoemaker maintains missionaries Mexico, 1 out TABLEWARE OF GLASS SETS and will be a business but the last three eyars the tion 300 tickets had been given i in last night during National League . 1 and a call went to the back FORTH DINNER TABLE. ll visitor in the city for several days. number had dwindled to 25, posted at hurry Chicago at Pittsburg. the 1,200 were not Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Plew returned several points. offife that original St. Louis at Cincinnati. from the The mission going to be enough. The foreman put yesterday afternoon Harvey Southern Presbyterian Material Has Largely Superseded the Boston at Brooklyn (2 games.) been" for a man to work printing more tickets ranch where they have guests board has sent no order to its six Erstwhile Use of Silvers-Le- nds New York at Philadelphia. so that they would be Heavy th past week. Mexican missionaries since the pub immediately, Itself to for the anticipated after-dinne- r j Particularly Of Miss who has been on mess ready AnnaBuhler, lication of President Wilson's ' Matching Color Schemes. rush. . a visit here for several months, will age. Pittsburgh, Aug. 30. R.H. E. were of all ages from appar- leave tomorrow for her home at In- They Brilliant glassware enhances the Chicago 1 7 3 "No Need To less than a year to well on to- iiM ently dianapolis, Ind. More Aerlcans Stay, plainest tables and makes the absence Pittsburgh 3 8.2 ward the limit 14 years. One rather of silver Frank H. Clark and, family arrived Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug. 30, heavy scarcely apparent Batteries: Sith, Lavender and Ar- was questioned as to her Beautiful candlesticks as In the city last nigtu from the Clark President Leonard E. Curtist of the large girl glass gleam Robinson and Simon. Watch It" "she was not as ones and Is 8 cher; ranch. have been at the ranch age, and announced that brightly silver there They Guanajuato Light and Power company union and quite 14 but her birthday came pretty happy of beauty usefulness for the past few weeks. of this which has an invest in Brooklyn, Aug. 30. First game. W Many a house has city, soon." ticket. these pleasing articles. Thick glass F. L. Myers return- She got her Superintendent or about $8,000,000 in its plant at lassies were is not more durable tiian the dainty R.H.E. been busi-ness- Some of the lads and burglarized during ed last night from a two weeks' has announced thin ware. In fact, It will not with Boston .13 14 0 Guanajuato, Mexico, so neat and clean that they really of j stand hot so as it cannot trip in the northern section that the company will continue to liquids well, Brooklyn 3 7 the brief time the po- ought to have been given two shows, bo ...... 0 the New Mexico division. its the warning reauny expana. Batteries:" and Al- operate plant,' despite but what was the- use? They would A heavy cut punch bowl came Tyler Rariden;' liceman was at the Miss fearl Hutchison returned last em glass of President Wilson to have its wanted to see the same to pieces at a dinner party a fefl len, Wagner, pfeiffer and Miller, from an extended Trip over the not have end his beat. night ployes leave the country. In an in nights ago, when hot mulled cider wa( other of eastern states, where she has been show twice. terview, President Curtis said that the were made as to the poured into it. Such accidents may b for the few weeks. Many inquiries past down of the plant would be a and all were avoided if the cool ingredients are pui American League Houses with of the firm of closing time the matinee began provided Harry Kelley, Sr., well as a in first and a silver ladle placed in th Cleveland at St. Louis. II disaster for Mexico as great The kids seemed happy Gross, Kelly & Co., left last night for answered. bowl before the hot liquids are added electric loss to the American owners. were no of the dis- Washington at Boston (2 games) rr light protect Trinidad and Raton, where he will be and there signs The silver, being a good conductor, ab when a few hun- Philadelphia at New York 2' games. themselves. on business for a short time. turbances so usual sorbs the heat. The new addition to the Cellers and of assorted ages, All fragile ware will withstand hea' F. H. Hill, special officer for the dred boys girls Let u wire your house for Goods store wascompleted this conditions of if the simple precaution of placing Boston, Aug. 30. First game: came in from his Dry sexes, races, previous electric light and give you the Santa Fe, last night extra stock of that spoon in the dish, cup or is ob R. H. E. morning and the servitude and other characteristics glass insurance obtain- present headquarters at Raton for a served. '. best burglar firm has been placed on display in in one place. Washington .. 4 10 0 short business visit in Las Vegas. are gathered New tableware Bhows glass dishes able at any price. Our service it It is a balcony built in the rear of thinned out con- Boston ... l 7 2 is Mrs. J. Suhl, accompanied by Mrs. Later the crowd and plates for uses that glass hai yours at minimum cost. the store. was seen that the to Batteries: Engel and Henry; t, A. M. Suhl, left this afternoon for siderably and it never been put before. There ar ' w",A estimate was considerably salad bowls, spoons and fork! Leonard and Cady, Thomas. Emporia, Kan., where she will visit original plates, ,! . not minded, how- of this fragile ware that seem very ap relatives for the next few weeks. over-size- This was propriate for crisp green salads. Thej American Association Las Vegas Light & Mrs. fam- ever, for the intention was to provide Mr. and John Burris and BURNS AND CHAVEZ bear fern-lik- e that har could be expected dainty tracery Milwaukee at Kansas City. ily of Lindsey, Cal., arrived in Las for every kid that monizes with the af- green garnishes. St. Paul at Minneapolis. auto on to attend. The management of the new Power Company Vegas last night in their Ford The individual salt and celerj Toledo at to Fla. was that arrangements and vases now have separate lin Indianapolis. their way from Lindsey Tampa, GO TEN ROUNDS fair pleased dips Louisville ' all, of colored b at Columbus. Roman Gallegos,, sheriff of San had been made to accommodate Ings glass that may ex- to o, left this afternoon for rather than that they had to be changed match the color scheme Miguel county, framet St. at Omaha. will moment. the dinner. The mahogany Joseph Albuquerque, from whence he go tended at the last with TO to ac- glass trays are also lined differ Des Moines at Sioux City. to Jemez Springs for a two weeks' Three shows were .necessary, ent colors for various affairs. Denver at Topeka. ... the crowd. stay. commodate The mirror centerpiece, that is s Lincoln at Wichita. HOSPITAL BUILDING HIND Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Neafus arrived The 'affair was successful in every popular for table decorating, is nov il DECISION POPULAR WITH CROWD, were well in the city today from their ranch way and those in charge accompanied by individual mirrors oi WHO APPROVE CLEVERNESS OF lassies en- which are the flower holden ILLUSTRATED LECTURE COURSE jj south of the city and will remain In pleased that the lads and placed TRINIDAD LAD IN SOLVING JER that mark each place. They multlplj YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL the city during the coming fall and themselves. SEY CITIAfN'S TACTICS. joyed the brightness of the flowers and theli winter. delicate colors. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Wiest, accom- Confidence Well Founded National of that many The life of these charming table ao League Mrs. M. Burnett of (Special Correspondence Optic) The implicit confidence At panied by Wagon In Chamberlain's Colic, cessories may be prolonged by gentli Philadelphia Philadelphia, 3; from Denver, CqIcj., Aug. 30. Fiankie 'people have Mound, came In this morning and Diarrhoea Remedy la care. The proper method of washlni New York, 2. Burns of City and Benny Cholera their home for a jfew days visit in Jersey founded on their experience in the glass is to use warm water and bora At Pittsburgh Chicago, 6; Pitts- Chavez of Trinidad fought ten fast in one and water of tht Dr. F. H. H. 8 the city.s use of that remedy and their knowl- pan rinsing burgh, l. ROBERTS, Sept. to a here last The cures same temperature in the second. Cleai Mrs. Charles Rathburn and daugh- rounds draw night. edge of the many remarkable At Cincinnati St.; Louis, 3; Cincin- and that with a soft cloth and no soap, foi HUMOR, svnd PATHOS of TRAVEL ter of Santa Fe arrived In Las Vegas decision met with popular approval. of colic, diarrhoea dystentery nati, 0. all deal-er- s. soap makes glass cloudy and dull. afternoon and will remain The first two rounds went to it has effected. For sale by yesterday ' -A- .Glass must not drain after rinslnj who on dv- here for several days as the guests Burns, played continually or it will show streaks; wash, rinse American League sore ear. seemed un ' of friends. Chavez's Benny CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE dry quickly and polish at once. Sof 'At St. Louis Cleveland, 3; St. St. Louis Is In able to the crafty easterner,, but linen, old sik or tissue will maki 0. Miss Nellie Stern of gauge Aug. 30. Corn strengthen- paper Louis, matters Chicago, If the articles tc Las Vegas for several days visiting In the third Chavez evened estimates glass gleam brightly. ed today on higher cables, be cleaned are obstinate let them soa) ji her Albert Stern. Miss Stern somewhat and in the fourth and 484,000,-00- 0 22 brother, that the year's crop would be until the dirt is loosened. Western League Col.R.B.TWITCHBLL,Sept. northwest to was in the lead a good mar is on her way from the fifth by less than last year and Salad oil milk At Topeka Topeka, 9; Denver, 4. j s bushels bowls, cruets, glasset SOLDIERS of CROSS her home. gin. In the fourth round Chavez stag of At Wichita 6. the covering by shorts in anticipation and pitchers are troublesome to can Lincoln, 9; Wichita, H. L. Waldo, attorney for Burns repeatedly with slashing Mon- as have a to At Des 2-- Judge gered the double holiday, Sunday and for, the oils tendency dul Sioux City Moines, the Santa Fe, left last night for Col- rights, but Burns quickly recovered their brilliancy. Wash these first ii Sioux day (Labor Day). Opening figures City, orado and other cities in Col- seventh and eighth were cold water softened with ammonia At Omaha 3. Springs The sixth, were to cent higher, with Sep- Omaha, 4; St. Joseph, he will be on business went to Burns then clean as usual. orado, where even while the ninth 72 and December at ; tember at Decanters and water bottles soon ao for several days. . 4 and the tenth rto Chavez. j 68 to 68. quire a deposit of lime. This may b Dr. JACOB Oct. 6 Miss Harriet Katherine Davis, Eng- Chavez showed great cleverness. 73 STANDING CLUBS LANDAU, After September' has touched removed with lemon juice or vinegar JFJHE lish teacher at the high school, re- Time and intended blows ., f;f toTr, again and there was reaction uu ywu- - - THE HOLY LAND rj turned last night from Los Angeles, would find lodgement on his elbows The close National ing, to 72 for the former. APPLYING SOUTACHE BRAIC League Cal., where he has been for the past or fall around the neck at Club harmlessly for corn was easy, with September Won Lost Pet I three1 months on a vacation! the Coloradoan. New York 82 38 .683 of of Vi- - A. and Mrs. M. in 72 a net gain Mrs. S. Mordgen Not once did the Mexican seem much changing Philadelphia .69 45 .605 left last In wheat there was 1 SEASON TICKETS $1.50 j Whitman, both of Oklahoma, distress while Burns showed the ef the 7v Chicago 66 55 .546 from September to December, ( night for their homes after having fects of the heavy infighting on sev- lower at Pittsburgh 63 55 .534 F. near month opening LECTURE been the "guests of their brothers, eral occasions, Chavez frequently rais a Brooklyn 52 64 .448 SINGLE TICKETS!. .50c 85 to and the defered option and 0. M. of this city for 50 J. Gehring ing him off his feet by vicious upper. cent up at 89 Boston 66 .431 weeks. shade off to the past two cuts, hut Burns was shifty and danced forecasts for Cincinnati 49 76 .392 CHILDREN UNDER U YEARS fam- to . Easy cables and 33c! Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hamey and out harms way. a St. Louis 445 77 .360 of weather eased prices after ily of Stockton, Cal., arove in to Las A number of ladies witnessed good large ljad sent September last night from their home on tlaus little buying rally Vegas the contest, which was the best December The American League their to Florida, where they will up to:,86 and 89.' way far staged "by the StateAthletic asso V4 ' Club Won Lost Pet tire .trip la close was firm with September reside. They, are malting " :'; . 39 . 675 ciation.. INI Philadelphia r, ,I,.'r81 ' ' net at 85 and December an Overland automobile.' higher -- 49 ,' .599 of Denver was given S9- - Cleveland - ;Eafl Puryear 14 'to P at 4 Miss Helen Litowich"' of Salina, 17367 52 .563 the decision at the end of ten rounds Vs at Washington , , , will leave for her home December oats started higher Kas., tonight over "Red"' Hughes' of California in If the soutache braid is sewed on bj Chicago 65 59 .524 been visitor In Las 43 rose and went to MOST HEAT FOR YOUR MONEY after having a' semi-fina- hand 59 .500 l, of other stitch Boston '....59 the while Jack Fryer 5 cents43.lower to every should be i Vegas for the past few weeks. She Provisions opened back-stitc- h taken through the mlddl Detroit 52 71 .423 Denver gained the referee's approval Most of the business has been the guest of Miss Nellie a shade up. of the braid. A particularly attractivi 48 79 .378 of a d St. Louis at the end preliminary In from one option to effect If the SWASTIKA COAL Batchelor during her stay here. was changing is gained braid is stitchef New York 40 77 .342 over Fred Carson, amateur champion on so Judge D. returned last another. First prices for January one edge that it stands ui JLeahy of Colorado. This may be done han night from Santa Rosa, where he has were pork $19.57; lard $10.92; straight. by Abe Pollock refereed the main and by a short stitch on the righi Western League WHOLESALE ANJ) RETAIL been for the past two days on busi- ribs The closing quota taking semi-fina- ref- $10.32. side stitch on back. Club Won Lost Pet l events. Rudy Unholz follows: ang a long the ness. Judge Leahy during his stay tions were as Denver 83 4 .639 ereed the preliminary and hs decision December . in Santa Rosa drew the jury for the Wheat, September 86; Cortet Sachets. Des Moines 54 .585 was disapproved by the audience, ..76 September term of court for that A nice little accessory for tht Lincoln . 70 62 .530 which apparently believed Carson was December vry county and district. Corn . September bride's trousseau would be a cluster 64 to a draw.'1 72; St. Joseph 66 .50S western entitled heart-shape-d corset ed beef steers EASTERN CANADA EXHIBITION Following a stay of two years here 69 8 ; May 70. sachets. Omaha - 63 68 .481 $7.508.50; December Make small heart-shape- d sachets steers $G.308.33; aouthern steers Sherbroke, Que., Aug. 30- - Canada's Bert Hursh .left this afternoon for his Oats September 41; Topeka . 59 70 .458 two by one and one-hal- l $5. 25&7. cows heif- eastern s "home in Wichita Falls', Tex. Mr. a Lame 43 ; measuring 25;, $3.506.50; great exhilbtion. opened Kidney Trouble Began With May 46. are Sioux City ...57 75 .432 inches. Gilt safety pins attache ers $4. 50 9; stockers and feeders to twenty-nint- h Hursh attended the normal the first Back Pork, September $21.40; January 49 83 .371 the public for its an- to the top of each heart, so that the) Wichita three months was here but his J. L. Hackl, 915 Eighth St, Lincoln, 60. $5.257.80; bulls $4.706.2o; calves nual engagement today and will ba he $19 can be fastened in place, and tc of a had case easily ; , . health failed him and he has been 111., was recently cured Lard $11.20; January are tied $69. continued through the comin we-'k- with a September the safety pins varied length! of trouble that started ''- LIVE 300. Market Btttady. In compelled to give up his plans and kidney $10, 95. of narrow ribbons. The bunch ol KANSAS CITY STOCK Sheep, receipts many respects the exhlWUoti thh lame hack, and says; "I am certainly home. He is a of Mrs. kid- hearts are then fastened to a Kansa.3 City, August 30. Hogs, re- Lambs $7.408.10; yearlings $5 year surpasses ail Its go nephew thankful in getting a cure of my B lbs, September $11.30; January bouquet predecessors. of rosebuds. Five sachets will 8,000. 5 cents lower. $.75; wethers ewes $4 Several new E. J. Scott. , ney trouble by using Foley Kidney $10. ribbon ceipts Market $4.30?5; buildings and eteUoa 32. be to make a 4. 75 B0. W. R. Williams, one of the pioneers Pills. Try them yourself. O. G enough good looklnj Bulk $8.208.50; heavy $8.208.50; stackers and feeders $3 6. pavilions have been const ruct;-- Store. shower bouquet, but if desired mort of Las Vegas and well known here, Schaefer and Red Cross Drug ALL EXCHANGES CLOSED packers and butchers $S.208.70; last year and many t,?k" Adv. couldbe added.. imprc'K came in this afternoon from Los An- New --York, Aug. 30. All exchanges lights $8.208.75; pigs $5.757. Mrs. Ed McCarthy of Chapol'e ar- madei n the grounds. Tu c geles. Mr. Williams will remain here here except the produce are closed Cattle, receipts 1,000. Market stea-dry- . rived in Las Vegas last night for & live stock, poultry, ana t;h'x-u- The - cm business for the next two months. Subscribe for The Optic. Subscribe for Optic. Prime fed steers $8.609; dress- short business visit. products is the ist ever 6&Wi LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1913.

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Miss Kent was thoughtful for! quite State of New Fourth Judicial LOBBY a long time. The paper was crowded Mexico, 15he RESTAURANT AND CAFE that and there was only room for District, County of San Miguel. In day 8HORT ORDERS AND REGULAR DINNERS one more answer. The last letter the District Court, T5he ei'B's 8? i SkiSW OPTIC THE BEST GOODS OBTAINABLE ALWAYS HANDLED was a long one. John M. Maris, Plaintiff, vs. Earle "Dear Miss Mayhew: A. Kiefer and Nellie M. Kiefer, De- go- "S jdS "I am a blonde and I have been 41 1- Asony Gives Advice bui - fendants. No. 7,647.. EtQr" with a young gentleman for a ffvjjj&sf ing The said t, Earle Fails to Live Up to His love each other He Defendants, year. We dearly. A Kiefer to see me Wednesday and and Nellie M. Kiefer, are Own Principles. calls every SOCIETY DIRECTORY on Saturday nights we go to the hereby notified that a suit has been Is '.heater. He has told me that he instituted and begun in the District CHAPMAN LODGE NO. 2. By H. M. EGBERT. A. F. A L. O. O. MOOSE Meets second and not going with any other young ladies Court of the Fourth Judicial District A. Miss Alice Kent was the murf 4 JI(M M. Regular com- brightest at but he has never asked me J fourth Thursday evening each woman on any of the met present of the State of New Mexico, sitting munication newspaper to marry him. Would it bo wrong first and month at W. O. W. hall. Visiting dailies. Everybody admit within and for the County of Ban third Thuradar In ropolitan for me to tell him I love him? I am A brothers invited. Howard T. COLUMN v- ... cordially ted that, and besides, McLaughlin rather Miguel, wherein John M. Maris is i. hei nineteen and am considered Davis, Dictator; J. Thornhlll, who was on the copy desk, told Plaintiff and Earle A. Kiefer and' Nel- S brothers he had heard the editor say lie cordially that city Something of Miss Mayhew's M. Kiefer are Defendants, the .v'J Wm. P. miii so. Perhaps he was prejudiced in hei adamantine resolution nerved Miss said cause being numbered 7,547 on RATES TOR CLASSIFIED W. M., H. 8 .Van but his words came to hei Petten, Secretary. E. favor, Kent's hand. the docket of wherein J. ROSENWALD LODGE NO. 541, as balm and nectar at a period right said Court, the spirit "No woman ever tells a man that said I. O. of B. B. Meets every first Tuea. seemed like a black tunnel ' Plaintiff prays judgment upon LAS VEGAS NO. when life loves him until he has asked her W COMMANDERY, 2, of month In the rooms until Miss she a certain note made, exe- Five cents line each Insertion. day the vestry stretching away and away is h promissory per - to marry him," she wrote. "That KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Reg- of Montefiore at 8 o'clock p. came back. ill cuted and delivered the Defend- Estimate six words to a line. "' Temple Mayhew by ordinary Tuea-- be- exclusively a gentleman's prerogative. v Iar conclave npr. a m. in- It was not that Miss Kent had ants to the Plaintiff on October 1, No ad to less than two Visiting brothers are cordially You can be and suffer in occupy space ' in Ma- come distrustful of her powers, oi only patient day each month at vited. Isaac Charles silence. Can not encourage him 1910, for the sum of One Thousand lines All advertisements Appel, President; there was a rea- you charged sonic Temple at 7: St p. m. a. H. blase. No, deeper not confin- ($1,000.00) interest and at- will be at Greenclay, Secretary. who to make a declaration by Dollars, booked space actually set Kinkel, B. Chaa. Tamme, son. Miss Agnes Mayhew, gave attentions to him exclus- C; advice to distracted lovers In twe ing your torneys' fees, and for trie foreclosure without regard to number of words. ' ively?" COULDN'T STAND THE ORDEAL of a certain executed In I. O. O. F. LAS VEGAS LODGE NO. s every afternoon, had mortgage made, Cash advince preferred. "I she reflected, as she 1. at been called home to Ohio on account wonder," and delivered by the Defendants to the Meets every Monday evening laid her aBide, "whether Miss Prisoner Pleads Rather Than LAS VEGAS CHAPTER NO. 3, ROY- of her mother's Illness, and the worst pen Guilty Plaintiff to secure the payment of their hall on Sixth. street. All visiting Mayhew was writing from experience Liste" to Many Hypothetical AL ARCH MASONS con of It was that she had just got to the the sum and interest men- Regular brethren cordially invited to attend. when she Form 4." Questions of Experts. principal bottom of her basket. Those lovers penned vocation , first Monday in V. Her task was over at last and she tioned In said promissory note, the P. D. Pries," N. G.; Gus Lehman, G.; who had, presumably,' been waiting each month at Masonic M. rose up and went to the wardrobe for "Do you plead guilty or not guilty said mortgage being upon the follow- T. Elwood, Secretary; Karl Wertz, many days to find the Temple at 7:30 p. m. H. through dreary her hat. She hoped Miss Mayhew 8 to this charge?" asked the court. ing described real estate situate in Treasurer; C. V. Hedgcock, Cemetery answers which should solve their B.. Hubbard, H. P. O. mother would make an amazingly The prisoner looked around him. the County of San Miguel, State of P.; Trustee. own peculiar and unparalleled prob- column doubtful Blood, rapid recovery. The agony Beside him was the lawyer New Mexico, Secretary. lems, had all been answered. atom of her he to him. Ar exhausted every vitality. had retained defend AMERICA "I'm sorry, my dear," Miss Mayhew be The Northeast Quarter (N. E. i) MODERN WOODMEN OF "It is good discipline to sponsor rayed against him were the best at RANSFORD CHAPTER NO. O. to Miss Kent. She had grown so of Thirty-fou- r 2, E. said love-tiruc- in Section (34), Township Meet in the Forest of Brotherly for all the idiots town," torneys in the country. Above him S. accustomod to the use of endear- OPT1C8 MAIN B, Meets first and third Fridays she reflected. sat the iinplacaole judge, and across Sixteen (16) North, Rangp Nineteen NUMBER, Love at Woodmen of the World hall, ments to her newspaper correspond- -- at 7:30 p. m. In Masonic Mrs. r tvo Mr. the room was bone-heade- d East of New Mexico Temple, on fourth of ad- "I beg y .:::"" inquired the jury. (19) Principal the second and Mondays ents that she used these forms of J. O. Mrs. McLaughlin. "Judge," sala the prisoner, "before Meridian, containing One Hundred Rutledge, Worthy Matron; each month at 8 p. m. C. H. Stewart, dress In daily life also. "I'm sorry, V- "I beg yen;: !;:: - a?" he repeated. I enter this plea can i ask some ques- acres more or less. V&at&tf Agnes Tripp, Secretary. Telephone Z. W. my dear, but I guess youll know Sixty (100) Sonsul; G. Laemmle, Clerk; "Did you say bu.,-.- Jiing, Miss Kent?" tions?" Main 329. to fix It. You'll find a bunch of ' Platiniff also prays for general re Montague, Local Deputy. Visiting low dear no, 1 was soliloquiz- "You may." ' forms to meet all ordinary cases In "0, just lief. WANTED To rent nicely furnished members are a"d ing," she answered, giving her hat' a "If I stand trial, will I hafter set especially welcope the left-han- drawer. And if any You are notified room. Call W. Hugh Stark.' Phone FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD NO. top final pat to straighten it. here an' listen' while these here further that unless cordially invited. delicate use 225 or Main IOU. 102 unusually problem arises, irresolutely. shysters ask questions?" you enter or cause to be entered Vegas Meets every Monday night at common Bense or wait till I get McLaughlin paused hypothetical your "You look quite fagged," he said. "You will." your appearance in said cause 'on or O.'R. C. hall, on Douglas avenue at JinmB. Good-by- my dearest child, "Say, MIbb Kent, won't you I mean "Do I hafter hear all these here before the 29th day of September, A. SALESMEN making small towns. S o'clock. Visiting members are cor- LOCAL CARD and if you need my help badly send . TIME would you mind having dinner with handwritin' experts, fur an' agin?" D. Whole time or side line, should car- dially welcome. J. C. Wertz, Presi- me a special delivery letter to 1913, judgment by default and me somewhere? I haven't a "You do." ' side-line- tonight, decree pro confesso will be entered ry our fast selling pocket . dent; J. T. Buhler, Secretary; C. H. thing to do and I have found the fin "Will I hafter set right here while That was Miss Kent felt dis therein you. Special sales plan allowing return of Baily, Treasurer. East Bcund why est little where you can get a the insanity doctors does all their against She had been taken off place unsold Makes consolate. Scandinavian dinner and imported talkin'?" Plaintiff's attorney is W. J. Lucas, goods, quick eusy Arrive Depart and Bet to answer-Ins- : her reporter's job beer. It's so it's bound "Certainly." whose Postoffice address Is East Las sales. $4.00 commission on each or- B. P. O. ELKS Meets second and No. 2 9:10 p. m 9:1& p. m. the imbecilities of vic just opening, ' Cupid's to be And we can "I'm ready." New Mexico. der. Something entirely new. fourth Tuesday evening of each No. 4 11:05 m 11:05 p. m. tims. She let the letters accumulate, good. fen maybe Vegas, p. take In a show afterward yes?" "Prisoner at the bar, do" you plead LORENZO Write for outfit today. Burd Mfg. month Elks' home on Ninth street and No . a. m 2:10 a. m. and by the third day Bhe had Quite a DELGADO, 8.... 2:05 "I know I Miss guilty or not Co. 212 111. don't that ought to," guilty?" (SEAL) Clerk. Sigel St Chicago, Douglas avenue. Visiting brothers No.-10...- 1:45 p. m.... 2:10 p, m. Kent but her smile was dis "Guilty." i answered, are cordially Invited'. Gov. Wm. J. West Bound tinctly affirmative. So they set out to- WANTED Reliable healthy companr Mills, Exalted Ruler; D. W. Condon, Arrive Depart gether and soon tliey had left the One or the Other. Subscribe for The ion to invalid young man. Mail ap- 1:45 m. grimy working life far behind and One kid story leads on to another. A Opttc. Secretary. No. 1.... 1:20 p. m.... p. with references to were riding on a street car through Cleveland school teacher one who has plication Mrs. No. 3 6:10 a. m 6:15 a. m. at in the sweet-scente- d Max care the city. And then they got off and several periods Nordhaus, Charles Ilfeld KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, COUN- No. 7..,. 4:20 p. m.... 4:30 p; m.. side street of past favored us with anecdotes Co., Las turned down a little CARRIAGE Vegas. CIL NO. 804. Meets second and No. 9 6:35 p. m. .. 7:00 p. m. never even about her pupils sends ua an account AUTOMOBILE, which Mias Kent had urth Thursday in O. R. C. hall. and he was her into of a quiz conducted in her geography AHO heard, piloting WANTED A girl for general house- Pioneer building. members ATTORNEYS a real Scandinavian restaurant. They class only a day or two ago, says the SIGN PAINTING Visiting ' work. 322 Grand avenue. sat down at a table which had been Cleveland Plain Dealer. are cordially invited. Richard Devlne, made for two exclusively, and there "In what zone do we live?" asked N. O. HER A N G. K.; Frank Angel, P. S. HUNKER & HUNKER WANTED the lights and the music and the this teacher. 429 GKAN.Q AVE. Good cook. Apply 1027 George A. Hunker. Chester A. Hunker. "The zone!" chanted the merry conversation of the other diners temp'rut Eighth street. Phone Main 216, KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECUR-- , Attorneys-at-La- well-drille- d class. made Miss Kent forget all about Miss ITY COUNCIL NO. 2390. In New Mexico And do we mean Meets Las Vegas, Mayhew and her miserable corre- "Right. what by WANTED an- Professional Health Culture for Ladles Good girl for general W. O. W. hall, Sixth street, on the spondents. 'temperate?' Willie, you may swer." MRS. OLLIE SHEARER housework. Mrs. H. G. Coors, 520 first and third Mondays of "each DENTISTS As she watched McLaughlin she " is were it's freezin' cold Washington. month at 8 m. and could not help thinking that he was Temp'rut General Maspase, Hair and Scalp p. Visiting Knights the time an' roastin' hot the other - the nicest fellow she' knew. He half Treatment, Facial Massage, Manicure Ladies always welcome. O. L. Fiers- DR. F. B. HUXMANN young half the time." carried himself so well and looked so Plaza Hotel man, President; A. D. Tillman, Finan Dentist If Willie wasn't sent to the head for frank' and kind, and he had always Mrs. A. Local Dental work of at because he didn't de- Office hours 1:20 p; m. to 3:30 p. m. cier; V.'Morrow, Deputy, any description treated her with such courtesy. And that it wasn't serve the honor. 908 Jackson avenue; Z. W. Montague, , moderate prices McLaughlin, looking at her until their FOR SALE and BEAUTY PARLORS FOR LADIES Buggy driving horse. Assistant Deputy, 1011 Sixth street; Room 1, Center Block, Tel Main 138 eyes met and each turned away in em- 8URELY FICTION. Apply Friedman's 1037 Eighth St. Las N. M. East Las Vegas, New Mexico barrassment, was thinking something Mrs. Little has opened rooms at 918 East Vegas, that had often disturbed him when Lincoln Ave, for Face and Neck Mas- MODERN five room residence for sale he was seated at the copy desk that sage. Only latest methods are em- Reflected. or trade. Bargain. Must be sold Bit Her Pencil and Alice Kent was different from any ployed. Hours from 10 a. m. to 5 p. :5S he had ever and what this' week. See owner 1101 Elev- 0 batch of them. The first she girl known, m. No work done on Saturdays ex- that luck it was that nobody had come enth St. CRYSTAL ICE took la hand ran as follows: Price 50c along and snapped her up while he cept by appointment. "Dear Miss Mayhew: was about her. Appointments made for work at ladies' From Distilled Water Free from Bacteria or Germs of any "I want advice about the idly dreaming FOR SALE Four room house and your He bent over the table toward her. homes from 6:30 to 9:30 p. m. No no nothing but Pife Ice, young gentleman that I am engaged sun room, two lots, well, city despription impurities, air, "Do you know," he said, "I feel as if Price $1.00 to He is a model fellow water and sheds; $550 cash. Box 100 marry. young I had known you all my life instead 2000 lbs or more, each delivery 20c per lbs in all to church regu- respects, goes of a of months. How 244, East Las Vegas. 1000 to 2000 each ...... 25c 100 lbs and neither drinks, smokes or barely couple delivery per lar, did we ever get to speak to each chews, but sometimes he uses slang. 200 to 1000 lbs,, each delivery 40c per 100 lbs other? Why, I don't believe that we I to him back his soli- ' 50-t- lbs Ought give have even been Introduced to each Ff?r 200 lbs, each delivery 50c per 100 taire? It is a beauty and I love him Rent other, and now I feel as though we iFor YOU! I dearly." next to each other ought to be sitting FURNISHED ROOMS for light house Las Ice & Co. Miss Kent read through this com- at dinner Gee, that Vegas Storage every night. This keeping. 921 Lincoln. munication with gathering disgust. would be some dinner, wouldn't it!" elegant Rogers' Phone Main 227 I2CO Lincoln Avt Then she at the bottom: penciled "I guess it would," answered Miss ' Silver "Don't marry him until you have Kent happily. Spoon FOR RENT Five room cottage on blm of his habit. cured unpleasant And then they fell to chatting and hill. Phone Purple 5301. No ever uses gentleman slang, espe- lingered over the meal so long that -i- you use in .a Mrs. Did reaa this f --RETAIL PRICES cially the presence of lady." neither knew whether the fish had Henpeck you FOR RENT Two furnished rooms The next letter read like this: was the bonk "He Fell In Love With His been served or whether it EMPRESS with bath for light housekeeping. 2,000 lbs., or More, Each Del very 20c per 100 lb "I am a young lady, twenty-tw- salad were for. Indeed, Wife?" they waiting Hen You don't think I'd 502 Main avenue. 1,000 lbs., to 2,000 lbs., Each Delivery :..25c per 100 lb. years of age. I have a very nic3 when at last they looked up they Mr. peck FLOUR friend in a good position restau- read such foolish fiction as that, do V, 200 lbs., to 1,000 lbs. Each Dalivery ...30c per 100 lb gentleman found that everybody la the 200 100 Ibi- - have been with him two go-in- g FOR furnished room 50 lbs., to lbs., Each 40c and going rant had left, and the band was you? B's RENT Nice Dalivery per months. We love each other dearly. home, and two were alone 510 Main street. Less than 50 lbs., Each Dalivery 50c per 100 lb. they the Show. It 's giving you But my friends tell me it is wroivj together there with the proprietor and Spoiled is a of an actor i to go with a gentleman unless yon the waiters, who were standing round There good story present for do- - 1 who" on the board a AG U A A have been properly introduced, and and looking at them smiles that was depicting PUR COMPANY clam-bak- yith ing Lost met Frank at a What betrayed an admixture of impatience. powerful pathetic part. something was made to Harvesters, Storera. and Distributors of Natural Ice, tha Purity shall I do?" So they went out and strolled through He. up marvelously you 'd do re to skin and bone, totter- any LOST Gold scarf pin, initials T. A. Lasting Qualltiea ot Which Have Mide Las Vegaa Famou. Miss Kent bit her pencil and a paradise of dirty Btreets until they look starved x of death from starva- when between office and OFFICE 701 AVENUE flected. The forms which Miss May came to a clean little park, and they ing on the verge way you S., post depot. DOUGLAS iJiew had left her did not quite cover eat down on a bench and their con tion, gasping for breath and weak lean how Much Return to Buhler's Barber Shop. this case. "Can you not find bo:ih versation became and amaciation. quite personal on his a flash Better EMPRESS mutual friend to introduce you?" sht absorbing. Still, he had fingers and the sarcastic wrote at last. '1 hope that is what When at last left Miss ing diamond ring, FLOUR is. McLaughlin him for it one really Miss Mayhew would hve advised.' Kent at the door of her apartment he gallery reproved nignt. whe and a h''.. At the critical moment the hero Made GER- reflected, brought up hesitated, and, as he looked back by MARRY rich mem- ANT out in agony to the Many wealthy Ads iter haphazard from the pile. over his shoulder at her, fumbling faltered gallery: Good heavens! If this fails, what MAN PROCESS bers; tired living alone; seeking The third letter ran like this: with the key which somehow would shall I do?" early marriage; descriptions free. ' My Dear Miss Mayhew: not fit the lock of the door, he sud- ONE COUPON FROM Are Best floated down (B-11- "You have given so much good came back and took her The answer unexpect Mission Unity San Francis denly again the seats: EMPRESS FLOUR AND to others that perhaps you w"i! in his arms and kissed her. edly from top co, Cal. "Pawn FIVE STAMPS "help me. A young gentleman is very Miss Kent had often dreamed of yer ring!" Finders The act was spoiled. Ideas. BRINGS YOU THE arket tond of me, like I am of him. V a such a of NOTICE.. possibility and the Just rep- SPOON IT 'S love each other dearly. There is on!;--'non-e rimand that she would impose upon The La Jara and Fishing A Subscriber. GENUINE WM. Hunting out to vice he has. After he takes ir.r the criminal who took such a liberty. Classified nAi. aearch the people whom among an "Was that man of much assistance ROGERS & cmb has leased the La Jara and Tip to the theater he wants me It had ranged all the way from a box those who MIGHT BIT the particular la worth moat in our great political movement?" SONS' A lakes, which are the two northern thtsg good-b- after he takes me home. on the ear to a mild A lrn rebuke, according "No. He is one of those people who most of th lakes Hy friends tell me that I ought not to the she to be feel- STANDARD group of Kroenlg'a want to cell la WORTH MOST vo aoanaea way happened will subscribe to your opinions, but That property yon to let him kiss me as we are not But now, to her SILVER of the Ten Lakes Land company. No ing. subsequent not to your campaign fund." who reads the ads. In thla newspaper and would aew hear ? What ought I to do?" amazement, all "she did was to put person will he allowed hunt ot This time Miss Kent could not go mem- unless it ware advertised nera. if her arms round hla neck and say: No Wonder. fish upon this property except your property v for one of her predecessor's Tong, "O, Richard, I love you with all my "Do know, I never meet that FRENCH. bers of the club, and all persons go- forms exactly covered this common you Others, who read and ana er ada. in this aewsjaper waat um heart." man but he gets on my there must be prepared to show .( ihiation. Miss was adaman- yonder ing anxloua to CMb for) books, automobiles, used aaaebiar Mayhew And then, grinning, out of its FINISH are pay where was concerned. nerves." LING) a membership card in this organiza- of tine propriety a shadowy remembrance crept Is he?" and furniture, articles of wetulness any sort, and musical ts Ehe ever "Who tion. Otherwise will be arrest- "No lady," wrote, "will into fledged life. they strumenta. rr-- fully "My dentist" her lips to a man under any "O, Richard!' she cried EMPRESS ed tor trespassing. to hysterically, unless she is engaged "can't you do one thing fo me? Ask Home Vaudeville. THE LA JARA HUNTING As the classified ada. ara read by all pcsllla bajo'.s, of all You must tell friend can be ob k d im. your Mr. Kemp to take me off the agony "What's. the trouble now?" AND FISHING CLUB. slhla aorta ot thlasa, they kflTe coma to be finders of tha baat bmt lv tut that cannot per- - - politely you column. I enn't live up to Miss May- between our parlormaid tained in this from keta. jc'V. conduct." "Dispute city 'lew's principles." and our cook as to which is the head- r she had this letter aside put (iVvvrluUt. IMS. by w. r. CfcApiwiU Uner of the buaghjld', ALL GROCERS Subscribe for The Optic. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30. 1313. 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Mr LOCAL - SCHOOLS WILL MRS. KOilN ACCEPTS I LOCAL NEWS I li I One Women BE WELL ATTENDED 0S1TI0N IN THE Experimented EXTRA NICE She wanted to see if she really needed a Hoosier Light automobile lumps at 6:l!i Cabinet. She found she took over 1,000 steps in o'clock this evening. YEAR CITY her kitchen CllSi DUKE preparing a meal. Then she put the warm cabinet on trial and she reports that she takes a dram of Old Bourbon Try Talor only about 100 steps preparing a meal with prizqer at the Opera Bar. Adv, LARGE CLASSES EXPECTED AT PROMINENT IN MUSICAL CIRCLES BOTH 'HIGH AND NORMAL IN- HERE FOR 14 YEARS, SHE WILL Her Hoosier First showing of fall millinery STITUTIONS; STUDENTS ARE TAKE UP MANAGERSHIP OF Tuesday, September 2, at Strass' Bon ALREADY ARRIVING. BALDWIN COMPANY net Shop. Adv. Cabinet Nine-tent- of her was X SI. 25 Yesterday and today brought to Las Mrs. Charles Kohn, who returned walking wasted. Frank- where ly most women don't waste such a The Altar guild will meet on Thurs a of students who this week, - large percent., Vegas large number from Albuquerque Lr Urn KWW Mui but almost any one will tell you the Hoosier day at 4 o'clock with Miss Emma will enter the city schools or, the she has been on business for several saves half your steps.. Tamme, 1107 Sixth street Normal University next Monday for days, will leave next month for that The secret is in having the coming year. Many more are ex- city to take an excellent position with everything you need in preparing a meal at your - fingers ends The Hoosier has WE WILL CLOSE AT Mr. and Mrs. h. H. Dick, residents pected to arrive tomorrow while a the Baldwin music company as mana- been built scientifically from suggestions of 60,000 owners. It's a good of the mesa, are the parents of a baby number will reach Las at er of the music store in ihe , cabinet and will please you. Better order yours large Vegas largest now miles to them of and save of steps this hot summer. NOON MONDAY girl born last night. different times early next week. The state. Mrs. Kohn will take charge general attendance of the Las Vegas the Baldwin establishment on Septem The Best Homes in Las Have The Woman's Vegas Hoosiers In Them auxiliary will meet schools will be larger this year than ber 15 and will have the entire busi on afternoon 3 v Friday at o'cloc with ever before, according to present in ness under her supervision. AAr Miss Sixth and Friedman WMV Dunn, dications. The high school will be Mrs Kohn Is well known in Las J. O. JOHIMS&nj-- carrvl streets. LOCAL AGENTS filled to capacity, the entering fresh Vegas as a finished and able musician man class being an unusual large one During her-1- years of residence in A license was marriage granted yes and upper classes being also large. In this city she has taken a prominent afternoon to F. F. terday Zummach, all the grades an increase is expected place in musical circles. As leader and STEARNS' STORE aged 49, Mary Borowsky, aged1 The New Mexico Noral University of the opera house orchestra, organist both Las BUY AN AUTO 42, of Vegas. will have an unusual attendance for of the Temple Montefiore for the past Dli'VERY WA GOH Inmuram Prompt Dollverle at Minimum 12 and instructor of the music xptnme this year. years Quick delivery means satisfied The choir of St Paul's church will customers and more customers whom you can Monday will be the first official day and art department of the puDhc Durable in meet for rehearsal at 7:15 o'clock to- satisfy. construction, leliat.le in operation cheRper than i.orse for the making of arrangement for the schools for the past three years to- power night at the All members rectory. entrance to all the local schools. At gether with the instruction of a large are requested to be present. Kohn the high school all students will en number of private pupils. Mrs. roll on Monday morning, their book list has made for herself a reputation Finch's Golden Wedding Jlye, aged will be assigned! and then they will be as a thorough musician. Her sudden in wood. Direct from the distillery THE OLD RELIABLE dismissed when the to the managership of the to you. At the of course. until Tuesday, change lbby, actual school work will begin. Mon- Baldwin company at Albuquerque will Adv. to Las day will be a general arrangement day doubtless prove a great loss Normal. All Vegas. -- The Ladles' guild of St. Paul's at the students will make it BAIN Mrs. Kohn her study of mu QON arrangements for their courses with began, church will resume Its sessions on - - sic when six of age in; Leaven Tuesday next, meeting at 2:30 o'clock the dean and other professors of this years' Kan., under the instruction of with Mrs. E. W. Hart, 1102 Eighth nstitution on this day and the regis- worth, now of music AM' street. tration will be deferred to Tuesday. Carl Pryor, professor iyff There will be a number of new at Kansas University. Six years later K '1 to and there was a In ..... e. The Fraternal Brotherhood will teachers in the public schools this she went Chicago w.. CZLP in the famous hold a social dance In the O. R. C. year. Two new teachers will take pupil under Liebing Kimball hall for a number of ygars. J "V hall next Monday night. AH members places in the high school course and the of her study of this order are cordially invited to four In the grades. The assifnment Following completion Mrs. Kohn con- attend. for the teachers of the public schools under this professor at a num- InvemiKaie us merits ana was made yesterday. It is as fol tinued her work by playing oDtam lull particu! rs front events In Rev. N. li. Green of the Baptist lows: ber of large Chicago. CHARLES came to New Mexico H years ILFELD .Sweats- church is again in the city after a B. J. Read, principal of high school She COmPnr, time has con- short visit elsewhere and will offi and teacher of science and manual ago and during that continued her work as a mu- ciate at services tomorrow moning training. stantly been at 11 o'clock. Harriett K. Davis, English and his sic Instructor, in which she has Mrs. tory. highly successful. Not only has made a success of music in - There will be a called meeting of Mabel N. Hull, Spanish. Kohn FULLY. HT - has also conducted $1,050 EQUIPPFTi VOL IMS i the Baptist LadieB' Aid society next Iva Markham, Latin. struction but she and amateur Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Arthur Edmonds, Eighth grade. a number of operettas in which the Baptist church. All members are Bertha Papen Seventh grade. plays given this city ime. equested to be present- - Jeanette Ward, Sixth grade. been unforml yexcellent. successes In this line (.: Emma Tamme, Fifth grade. Among her & Co. Will of work were: The American uiu, Gross, Kelly give to every child attending Mossy York, Fifth B. and Fourth A. The The school a pencil free with every pencil grades.' Princess Bonnie, Sorcerer, Milk which was repro- tablet bought from us. Our tablets Margaret Cavjanuugh, Fourth B. Merry Maids, Sole The Agents are large and only cost 5 cents. Ro- grade. duced in El Paso by request; The Enchanted Wood mero Book Store, Plaza. Adv. Mary Kraer, Third A. grade. Fairy Grotto, The the last three Teresa Devine, Third B. grade. and Toy Shop, in which children carried Mrs. Srandish as just returned Mary McGinn, Second A. grade. being plays from all the and did excellent wor the eastern markets where she Cora Montague, Second B. grade. parts has under her Although Mrs. Jefferson Reynolds, President. purchased a beautiful line of fall Louise Lowry, First B. grade. leadership. OVERLAND HODPL 59 T E. also1 Kohn received no training in this D Raynolds, Vice President. S. B. Davis, Vice President. millinery. She has. secured the Minnie Kohn, beginning primary. services of work her success in this line has Hallett Raynolds. Cashier. H. Erie Hoke, Assistant Cashier. first class trimmers. Our Alida Carlson, beginning Spanish. yet For the three Telephone or call and we will have our demon new millinery is now on display. Adv, All students of the Fourth A. and been great. past years in a manner higher grades will attend school at Mrs. Kohn has capable .Urator show mi. -- j. , . the schools in music you j lie pastors or me city extend a the high school building. All others instructed public cordial invitation to and art and the work done in these the pfublic to will attend sessions at the Douglas her has receive! high- Las attend the union temperance meeting avenue building. institutions by Vegas Momoie S Co at the Christian tabernacle tomorrow est praise from the board of educa- te tion other authorities. Phone Wain & evening, rnere will De good music Ted Hayward, formerly connected and j41 Vhalen. Fowler Props which Mrs. Kohn taken FIRST NATIONAL BANK and several short addresses. with the state road commission, has The position in is considered highly taken a position with the Hotel e Albuquerque "Thus Saith the Lord," an on the west side as clerk. This responsible as the business done by )F LAS VEGAS. N M rendition of the Lord's hotel was this company there is extensive. United States 200 Prayer formerly the Plaza but was marines, yard Former Normal School Instructor done in beautiful photography, with leased this week Romaine surprise fire, 914; 0600 slow by Fielding, yard fire, Goes to Albuquerque Business parable of the Ten Virgins and the manager of the Lubin Motion Picture 926; 1,000 yard slow fire, SG5; skirm- College Capital. $100,000 Surpics, and Undivided Pkofits $35,000 Bridegroom as the foundation story. company, and will be known here- WINS ish run, 1,704; total, 4,409. Browne theater tonight only. Adv. after as Hotel Romaine. M United States navy, 200 yard sur- Many Lag Vegans will be pleased prise fire, 903; 600 yard slow tire, to learn that Miss Clara Townsend, Our H. Depositors Receive Every Courtesy and George Hinkle this morning re 920; 1,000 yard slow fire, 86S; skirm who several eyars ago vvaj head of ceived SERVICE MATCH AT a communication from George ish, 1,667; total, 4,358. the commercial i:ud sec- Within the Scope of Good Banking. department Fitzslmmons, formerly secretary of National guard, 200 yard surprise retary to the president of the Las the local Y. M. C A. ana well known fire, 880; 600 yard slow fire, 931; 1,000 Vegas Normal, has returned to New x CAMP to the effect Mr. Fitzsim-mon- s I PERRY' Blow 1,- - here, that yard fire, 848; skirmish run, Mexico to accept a position as an in- Interest Paid on lime Ejso&ita Is now a enjoying large prac Fancy iipe 610; total, 4,269. structor in the Albuquerque Business tice as an eye specialist in Passaic, College. N. J Mr. Fitzslmmons gave up the FINE SPURT IN SKIRMISH RUN Since PARTY AT Vi.LEY RANCH leaving Las Vegas several Y. M. C. A. work soon after leaving PLACES LAND SOLDIERS AHEAD One of the years ago,.. Miss Townsend has held Las Vegas. OF MARINES, NAVY AND NA- jolliest parties yet given the princlpalship of the 1 TIONAL GUARD. at the Valley rancn. will take place Oehkosh, BARTLETT tomorrow when a number of local Wisconsin high school, wad frinrtpal of the people will visit the ranch. Three Bhorthand department of the NOT BE (By Optic A. P. Leased Wire) WALDO TO SUPPLANTED this morn- Orange, N. J., high school, and lor Camp O., 30. By mak- automobiles left this city Colonel R. E. Twltchcell, assistant Perry, Aug. the past' few years has been ing for that place , and one more is head of solicitor for the Santa Fe, left this ing a fine spurt in the skirmish stage, scheduled to leave early tomorrow the Massachusetts state normal school, afternoon for the southern of the last of the event, the United part morning. Those who made the trip which is reputed to be the best com- where he will be on busi States army team, led by Captain R. the state, this were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. mercial teachers' school Jn - II. won United States morning training ness for several days. Colonel Twitch- Allen, today the the rifle match. The final score of the Ward, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Cunning, country. 1 ell this afternoon announced in re Miss Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Turner, Mrs. Townsend Is a university grad- M to the report that originated in winning team was 4,414. The United WhenJ gard Harriet Van Petten, Misa Marie Mar- - uate, has passed the United States you wish to to the effect that he States marine corps was second with Alouquerque nin, Miss Margaret Webster, Miss civil service examination, studied the was soon to succeed Judge H. L. 4,409, the United States navy third, purchase right qua Helen Cunningham, Miss Louise Cun shorthand under the personal instruc- Waldo as attorney for the Santa Fe with 4,358 and the national guard Jlty Bakery Goods, It ningham, Miss Mary Harris and Miss tion of Jerome B. Howard, successor here, that he was unaware of any fourth with 4,269. does wheth' Sarah Turner. Those who will leave to Eenn Pittman as president of the. not matter such change to be made. Colonel 6 lbs. for At the conclusion of the third stage, tomorrow are Miss Helen Kelly, Miss Phonographic Instituti' er the amount of is five cents or Twitchell stated that no ouch change the 1,000 yard slow fire, when the company, your purchase lead Margaret Gross, Donald Hart, Jonn which concern publishes the Benn Five Dollars the had yet been mentioned and that marine corps team had taicen the value you receive here for the Harris and William Springer. Pittman system, so widely all there was little Of his .tak with a score of 2.G91, tile chances of used is possibility over the United States. money invariably the best that can be He an fF? rr.7 the army, which had slumped from possibly ing Judge Waldo's place. Miss L" first to third with a score of 2,669, ' Townsend returns to New Mex- secured t nounced that the state exposition A union temperance rally will be ffu to be ico at a larger salary than has ever board would meet on September 15 to appeared dwindling. held in the Christian tabernacle to However, in the last the army before been paid a woman connected THE HOME Cf THE DEST CF EVERYTHING EATABLE adopt plans for the exposition build stage morrow evening beginning at 8 o' took a brace and by a run with school work in this state. Miss ing that Is to be built in San Diego 'it big making clock. Special music will be furnish- of 1,745 regained the lead. Townsend is a highly cultured woman for the world's fair in 1915. ed and short addresses will be given THE ORAAF & IIAYWASO CO, km The other scores in the skirmish who has had wide experienca as a. ST01 s Ai by the various pastors of the city. fire were: teacher, well educated, and has trav- t is understood that these union tem Marine corps, 1,704; navy, 1,667; eled widely. perance meetings will take place fre- national guard, 1,610. We are glad to hear 6f her return quently and that a little later some EL PORVENIIi Hi 1 Pf lT The scores of the four teams were; to this state, and the Albuquerque 'Pill lip matters of local importance will be United States army, 200 yard sur- Business colloge will secure and in- The Ideal Mountain Resort 600 considered. structor it-- prise fire, 922; yard slow fire, who will be worthy a place READS Phone Main 20 and Olive 5174 skirm- MEM THE m VEGAS OPTIC 918; 1,000 yard slow fire, 829; In the faculty of that most excellent ish run, 1,745; total, 4,414. 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