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VOL. XXXIV. NO. 220. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1913. CITY "DIT10N

The ambassador met Mrs. Henry TO BUILD RAILWAY mand that their grievances against MADEROSABUNCH Lane Wilson and his two sons, who A Washington, July 26. Two groups s OLD K DEPART the employes should be considered SITUATION GROWS preceded him here. Asked about IILIIANIS of capitalists are prepared to finance by the federal board appointed to ar- how soon he would finish his con-- j a railroad from Resurrection bay to bitrate the demands tor setter wages ferences ho said: the Interior of Alaska, W. J. Roland, and working conditions made by OF ENEMIES 10 "I'll certtlniy hurry them," and LARGE BODY OF attorney for the Alaska Northern rail AFTER 10 DAYS' and trainmen. This conces- BETTER IN then added with a laugh: "I under- road, told ,the house territories com sion apparently removed the only re- stand from the newspapers in Wash- mittee today. Boland urged the maining obstacle to arbitration and MEXICO ington this is costins Mr. Bryan $2,-- WOMEN committee not to report legislation PR averted a strike. CHINA 00n n. day by losing his lecture en- for government railroads there, but "After a brief conference with the gagements. Well, I must be an ex- contended President Wilson should labor leaders the mediators announc- AMBASSADOR WILSON SAYS' pensive visitor."; ENGLISH SUFFRAGETTES WHO be authorized to go over the situation FIRST REGIMENT, N. M. N ed that the articles of arbitration SOUTHERNERS, WHO REBELLED W11-Bo- After he had breakfasted Mr. n and determine whether the Toads MC- THEY ARE DOING MUCH TO OPPOSE VIOLENCE GATHER MARCHES FROM CAMP would present the 16 original demands AGAINST REPUBLIC, COMING hurried to the state department should be built by the government or of the without The INJURE THEIR COUNTRY BY THOUSANDS IN LONDON DONALD TO STATION employes changes. BACK INTO LINE where Secretary Bryan, was waiting. private capital. only poinj; won by the railroads was President Wilson had left to play an agreement that the decision of REBELS ARE ALL ROBBERS golf. It had not been cetermined If HOLD MEETING IN CA1HEBRAL FOUR HURT IN WRECK RIFLE TEAM IS SELECTED the arbitrators should become effec TERMS FOR PEACE PROPOSED was to see ambassador 26. he the today Macon, Ga., July Two English, tive October 1, instead of being or tomorrow. At tne end of a half men, one fireman and one passenger THERE IS GREETING EXTENDED VISITORS WILL REMAIN ON RAN'iE PRAC- DISPUTED MATTERS MAY BE OFFICIAL DECLARES hour's conference with the ambassa- were injured, probably not fatally, NO REALLY ORGANIZED IN- dor, Secretary Bryan, saying the talk IS WARM, IN COMPARISON and one negro train porter was kill- TICING UNDER t DIRECTION SETTLED WITHOUT FURTHER would be continued at 3 o'clock this OF LIEUT. BUMP SURRECTION IN PROGRESS WITH VIOLENT SISTERS ed at Holton, Ga., near here today DIES IN BLOODSHED - AN AUTO afternorn. 'turned to the- capitol to in a head-o- n collision of Southern meet the foreign relations committee. railway passenger trains The dead Fremont, Neb., July B6. R, B. MEN TOTAL COST secretary-treasure- GAVE SECRET CODE AWAY He said he would only discuss the ASSIST IN WELCOME porter, apparently paralyzed by the WAS $12,000 Schneider, r of the AMERICAN OFFICER BLAMED Nicaraguan treaty there speed of an train, failed to Grain com Bryan would make no throw a switch that it a pany, died of heart disease while SECRETARY BRYAN IS ROASTED Secretary POLICE OFFER NO INTERFERENCE might pass PAY ROLL AMOUNTS TO $7,700 ADMIRAL'S REFUSAL TO SEND announcement of his conference with standing one, and died in the wreck driving his automobile from his home FOR PEDDLING INFORMATION AND EVERYTHING IS MIGHTY AND OTHER EXPENSES OUT BLUEJACKETS IS CON- the ambassador further than to say age. All the hurt were taken to an to his office today. Mr. Schneider ARE ABOUT TO OUTSIDERS that Mr. Wilson had made a prelim- ROSY Atlanta hospital. $5,000 was for many years prominent in Ne DEMNED BY FOREIGNERS inary report. Mr. Bryan was asked braska politics. He was republican statement that DelValle national Washington, July 26. Ambassador about the London, July 26. Many thousand The First regiment. New Mexico committeeman for several Shanghai, China, July 26. Peace furnished with a of in Henry Lane Wilson on his arrival had been copy suffragettes paraded Lon- National Guard, in charge of Colonel years and the 'second McKinley proposals are under way hera be- codes but E. C. convention was one here for conferences on the Mexican the state department heyond don this morning as a preliminary to TODAY IN CONGRESS Abbott, left this afternoon on of the western tween the two parties. Dr Wtt Tins never had announced that a of situation with President Wilson and saying he a great service ii St. Paul's cathedral special train, the companies going managers the campaign. He was B'ang, formerly Chinese minister to DelValle was an of the state to born at 111., 1854. Secretary Bryan; announced he had agent and a subsequent demonstration in their respective stations in the Beardstown, in He the United States aa prominent had lived in he to discuss the " different of Fremont 45 years. a memorandum department, refused Parfc - ... Washington, July 25 Senate: Tar- - parts the state. The among the intermediaries, but It is prepared suggesting Hyde of took 9 the policy the American government question. , The London women turned out to iff debate continued. breaking camp place at doubted here whether ha Is author re- Ambassador Wilson, however, conferred with for- o'clock and was ,in progress until ized by Provisional President Yuan should pursue. greet at the cathedral the marching Secretary Bryan, ' na- ceived the" correspondents in Mr. about 12 when to Shi Kai. The Wu While declining to divulge its columns, which arrived from all parts eign relations committee on propos- oclock, the march principal Sing Fort office. While ne was ques- the Santa Fe station CLAIMS INFLUENCE IN declared tlie gov- ture until he had submitted his views Bryan's of the kingdom yesterday. These ed Nicaraguan treaty. started. The today definitely for tioned Bryan's private sec- under of ernment. The and to the president and Mr. Bryan, the Secretary columns, in emulation of their Lobby committee in recess until regiment, the command country people record of maching re- ambassador characterized as imprac- retary made a stenographic Monday, t Colonel Abbott and the battalion com- the workmen at the arsenal are to American sisters, whose march to PREPARATION OF BILL mediation the interview which turned out Met a noon and manders, marched from Mc- gaining confidence and, are-- returning ticable proposals for by Washington to influence legislation fa- House: adjourned Camp be not at all on the sit- over to work. an American commission. Illuminating vorable to the attract- at 12:04 p. m. until noon Monday. Donald, the Boulevard and their than rrom the suffrage cause, Ambassador Wilson aid he uation further bringing Bridge street to ASSO-CIATIO- Some bluejackets were landed here ed so much attention, converged on Douglas avenue, NEW YORK MERCHANTS' to return to Mexico City by ambassador a denial ok the statement thence straight to the station. The this morning at the request of the .the capital along the five roads lead-i- g MAKES ASSERTIONS' steamer next that he had been asked to prepare march attracted a deal of at- authorities, and the for- the sailing Thursday to Loi'lnn which ended at tliii SENATE WILL APPROVE great ABOUT TARIFF COST municipal New York. He resented the a report on the mediation proposi- tention. eign consults with the object of scat- from tension House Ihe center of the Brit- tion. The ambassador spent the first the forces in the suggestion that he would be called The loading of all the camp mater- 26. Senator Lip-pl- tt tering rebel country over of ish world. NICARAGUAN SCHEME Washington, July to account for his personal acts. part of the day going copies ial was under the command of Cap- had referred to the senate and suburbs adjoining Shanghai. A de- Every constituency in the country today "I that the president and his previous reports to the state tain F. W. Thompson, quartermaster cordoa of pickets was at once sta- recognize sent representatives to join the vari- lobby investigating committee a pub- secretary have a right, however, he partment. of the regiment, and it was with lit- lished interview with Chairman Down- tioned around the foreign settlement was determined ous columns during their progress and THE PROPOSED TAKING OVER OF said, "to question me about any- Later it definitely tle trouble that the whole outfit was of the New York Merchants' as and at each end of the Su Chow creek Wilson will not the small detachments of suffragettes CANAL SITE: HAS A GOOD ing thing." that Ambassador made ready to ship. No serious trou. sociation committee In which at the limits of the settlement, to who started from Land's-en- d SOUND TQ, SOLONS tariff The ambassador described his confer with the president until Mon- originally ble oT kind was prevent the passage of the rebels. 's any experienced. It was claimed that the association's the remainder of to- and the two utter- treatment by President Wilson and day. He spent Captain Thompson has been a valu- committee had much: to do with mod- - In response to ai appeal from the most limits of the island ted Washington, J i. j ; 26. Secretary ... - it . . hitherto as courteous day conferring with M. Bryan. able member of the this residents of-- northern su- Secretary Bryan formed had anothei session guard year ificatlon of administrative features Chapa'fl send- Del Valle has Explanation on the way until they Bryan J ;xecutive offered to in every respect, except one, the and his work in the quartermaster's of the tariff bill by the een.te finance burb, the municipal police had a conference great columns. with the senate foreign relations com- ing of special agents to investigate DelValle also department has been excellent. committee. take command there. The women started June 18. They mittee today over the proposed Nic- conditions In Mexico. He severely with Secretary Bryan, at which he Lieutenant Rosell of the United A proclamation! was made By the nature of were cordially received in all parts araguan protectorate, but It was said Chairman Simmons of the finance criticised both William Bayard Hale submitted something in the States army, who acted as biKtruc-tio- n municipality authorities notifying the of no conclusions were reached. committee, said he never had heard and1 whom he de- a based on his observations in the country, clergymen, college and those actively asso- Reginald DelValle, report officer, also left this afternoon. of belligerents Am- - and business men speaking A special session of the committee Downing. for- clared were acting for the adminis- Mexico. Whether it related to professors Lieutenant Rosell will go from Las ciated with the revolt that the at their their route. will be held Tuesday, at which Mr. The senate resumed consideration tration there. bassador Wilson was not established.. meetings along Vegas to Chandler, Okla., where, he eign settlement should be closed At Bedford the unionists gave Bryan will appear again. of the chemical schedule. Senator "I don't think Mr. DelValle should Both he and Mr. Bryan declined to; trade will 'direct an encampment of the a Mr. with President Wilson's moved to strike the off have been the state department discuss it. It became known today proof of their loyalty by escorting Bryan, state militia of Oklahoma. Lieuten- Lodge duty given Is for ratification was ambassador. "1 know DelValle came to Washingtoi speaker who was addressing a hostil? approval, pressing peanut oil, saying it used large- Admiral Condemned. code," said the that a ant Rosell expressed himself as more American a treaty by which, in return for ly in the manufacture of butterlne, 2C.--T- he re- he had it because he went to the from Mexico, on the same train and audience. than with the work at Cam!) China, July of pleased Peking, Wi-so- No incidents marred the payment $3,000,000, Nicaragua was a valuable substitute for butter secretary of our legation in Havana the same ship with Ambassador untoward McDonald during the past ten Jays. fusal of Rear Admiral Reginald F. women reached would grant to the United States ex- and should not be faxed. Senator to in it. Indeed, march and when the In his held commander-in-chie- f of the get help deciphering inter-oceani- Inspection, yesterday Nicholson, London made a entry. clusive rights to an c Sherman of Illinois also protested Amer- J belie & the senate committee might As a result of its conference with they triumphal morning. Lieutenant Rosell found American Asiatic fleet, to send A of gir'.g aocompa- - canal route, naval bases in the Bay the for same reason. investigate the distribution of the Secretary Bryan the foreign relations corps newspaper that not one militiaman had fallen against duty the ican marines to Ku Ling is generally In- the official of Fonseca and the United States state department code to private committee will call on Ambassador liied the marchers selling short of the orders that had been The proposal was tabled by a vote criticised in circles here, - would assume the same relations dividuals." next for otimal of tKe constitutional suffraa;- him command- of 47 to 22. Senators Clapp, Borah, and British ad- Wilson, probably early week, with given by the companv although the German with Nicaragua as it has Cuba Poin-dexte- r The ambassador said he had every of the Mexican condi- ettts. ers, which is a creditor;!'! slnwin? Kenyon, Cummins, Gronna and to agree with an explanation under the Piatt amendment. mirals are reported disposition to carry out the wishes tion. The ambassador's appearance for a militia. voted with the democrats. Admiral Nicholson. Tuesday Secretary Bryan probably of the president and Secretary Bry- to occur after he has "It Is the officers cf this criiard' Senator Barton's amendment to re- American guard was at first will be arranged will a draft of the An an. he looked VIOLATIONS OF TREA.TY present completed Lieu- German ana Mediation, however, concluded with the president and the that make it what it is,'' said store to the free iist almond bean agreed on by the British, Mexi- San Cal., 26 District proposed treaty embracing a number on as impossible because the committee will endorse Diego, July tenant Rosell this afternoon, "tvi oil was rejected. Senators Poindex-te- r owing to Chinese secretary. The notified of In the modeled American legations, federal would not - Attorney H. S. Utley was changes portion disinterestedness can government no line of action, and reach no con- In all my experience with state guards and Borah voted with the demo- suspicious as to the from Washington today that the state after the Piatt amendment. While entertain such suggestion. I have never found a mora satisfac- crats against the amendment. Sena- of the other nationalities. would charges the committee did not act definitely "I regard mediation," he added, department investigate tor Works' amendment the is a uiouuuwu (Continued on Page Four) - senators tory regiment." increasing Ku Ling nign on seas." of violation of the treaty of Guada- j today, the attitude of "as venturing dangerous The rifle team that was chosen by dutv on olive oil was defeated 2!i to Lonr Ku Kiang. where cliousandS of Mexican - the indicated Wilson was vehement in his by govern- pressed during meeting i and1 Smer-na- , Mr. Lieutenant Bump yesterday is com- 44. Senators Gron- - mostly British at Lower that the project would receive Bristow, Borah, foreigners, criticism of the constitutionalists ment officials Ensenada, of 20 men; 12 of these will children take refuge when submitted in com. posed Kenyon, La Follette and Norris lean women and and the Madero family. BUBO In refusing to extradite nite approval fliseases BUM shoot as members of the regular voted with the democrats against it. j the summer heat and asserted the LeRoy, charged with Highway pleted form next week. Secretary fr0m "The Madero family," Joseph team, three will be used as alternates, - China. The missionaries, Thfi denartment asKea ior ana unainuan uacou ueiu Senator Bristow then moved to in- of central ambassador, "have maintained a paid ' THE ALARM rniiherv uryan the remainder will' act as of- vwU - BEFORE while i crease business men anu ioicbu to the of all papers In the case private consultation, but both declin- the oilve oil rate in a different bureau in Washington poison copies ficials of the range as long as the is better to proiei-i. xur who is wanted here. ed to say whether it bore n Mexican way. That, too, was defeated 2(1 to argue that it mind. As to the rebels, there against' LeRoy, fol- safe-plac- public men are stationed there. The re-- one than to per. district affairs. 33, Senator Borah being the only J eigners in are really none except in Sonora, SMOLDERING FIRE CAUSED THE It is charged by the attorney are the officers and when to lowing privates publican to vote it mit them to disperse, protec where there is an organized move- HOLOCAUST AT BINGHAM-TO-N that Ensenada authorities refused against who were selected by Lieutenant tion would be difficult ment. Elsewhere there are bandits." FACTORY deliver LeRoy to the proper parties. Pump: Feemster, McHughes, Bieler, It is pointed out that at Shanghai The ambassador was asked about DA! BELAYED PA! Blumlein, Beasly, Saylor, Kohl, the volunteers and marines kept the where Governor Carranza 26. A new Coahuila, Blnghamton, N. Y., July Lujan, Fredericks, Loveless, HENWOOB MAY ESCAPE armed rebels out of the concessions Is in of the constitutionalist into DANGER OF FIRES Mc-Ca- charge trend may be given the inquiry Browne, Grennan, Corry, Kelly, without fighting. The only danger cause. in the fac- .Washington, July 26 Danger of BY MINE STRIKE MMer. Thwse the cause of the fatal fire Safford, Dean and at Ku Ling arises, seemingly, from are bandits in' Coahuila," com- fires in California, Washington, Lieu- "Tbere tory of the Binghamton Clothing forest men, under the instruction of DEATH ON GALLOWS and dispersed loldier3 at- to ac- outlaws he answered. "I don't mean say Mrs. Oregon and Idaho is increasing, will rerna'n at ad- pany by the evidence offered by tenant Bump, Camp tempting to loot The American is a bandit, but in or- to received here dur- DIS- that Carranza William one-K-f the employes, cording reports WORKERS IN THE COPPER McDonald until the time come3 Tihei to escort tha for- Whitney, dis- miral has offered der to keep his men on the ground attention to ing, the last few days from the OF MICHIGAN FIND SAL- shall leave for the l.aHoanl JUDGE BUTLER RECOMMENDS who declared she called TRICT tbey eigners to the river hut refuses to he allows them to loot and they, 1 trict foresters in the west. Hot, dry THE GOVERNOR COMMUTE the unusual heat in the building at ARIES HELD UP shoot at Camp Perry. detail a small guard. The same become bandits.' 2 conditions nrevallinsr now in the SENTENCE TO LIFE TERM therefore, o'clock and Bmelled smoke at Adjutant General Brooke3 .lid not arose during former troub that of fires j question Mr. Wilson suggested hardly o'clock and called the attention of coast states favors starting Calume(. July 26. Reinforcements accompany the regiment on the spec- - les. in under- the fact that summer camp- iea-'- to- C. C. anyone Washington really the girls to It. The flames were dis- and the, of began arriving ln Ca. ial this afternoon, but will Denver, July 26. Judge Butler, stood the Mexican situation and the season in California is at its Fe. Ho Harold F. Hen- - covered at 2:30 o'clock. This would ing lumet today at daybreak. Companies night for Santa expressed this morning sentenced Rebel Forts Fall characteristics of Latin peoples. adds to the danger. This sea--j with the wood to death within week of Oc- sustain the theory that fire started height fro.m Rapid3( Qrand Hayen and.him8eit as greatly pleased the 26. A dispatch-fro- I have so been a St. Petersburg, July "Some of the proposals' in son far there have numDer, j batta-jmee- t the intense interest taken tober 24 for the murder of George E. in a large number of rags stored Muskegon comprising the First and Hai says it is officially heard," he remarked, "sound like the of small fires, but no big ones, a total Shang gecond reached by all concerned, Copeland, for which he recently was Pu-'"ho- in- the basement. of regtaent) announced there that the city of of mere children. For in all the national forests of of maintain- - dribblings The search for the bodies has end nlyjtne country earty and specinI The approximate cost convicted after his second trial. The of to burn- - has fallen into the hands stance, the have foreign about 30,000 acres been j proposal found outside the having from Iowerjinff the camp this year, including Judge, however, recommended that! of" Amer- ed the last be.ing troops forces and tha garrisons powers from Central and South pu over. foils, which amounted to ?7,- - of commute ruins beneath a fallen wall, crushed .followed at intervals of a the pay the governor Colorado the l ica act with lis in mediating the peninsula 're forts at Wu Sung also have joine-.- and burned so as to beu nrecognizable few hours. There were no early re- 700, was $12,000. This sum, however, sentence to life imprisonment. troubles in Mexico. Why, that would .them. have trouble. 13 not as much as was expended at which heard the second The insurance eomapnies agreed . WORKING HOURS REDUCED of Tha jury be an overthrow of the principles of ports cost ' without. to have been at the last meet. It is the average a verdict or first " the Monroe doctrine and the Mexi- to pay life policies demanding Harrislmrg, Pa., July 26. Govern- This was pay day trial returned df A SHORT Z)Oti the mine on of the maintenance of the camp. The - at cans identification of fire victims and or approved the bill re- the Baltic the south range, gree and assessed- the puiiishrrn.it Ju1 I "..The tin would resent that Interference. Teer today commander-in-chief- , Governor McDon- Washington, Binshamton Clothing company an- hours of women from the scheduled disbursements Includ- death. Sentence was passed following of the house on record ad- - I know this proposal was once made ducing working left this afternoon for thTcapital. ression it will resume work at once. GO tost month some 20 ald, Judge-Butler'- of the de- i 1h- -i by John L. Barrett, director general nounces to 54 a week, with no more than ing pay for and overruling Jcjirned four miri.rq nf'ir i and interment of The motion for a new trlr.l on of the n union. Mr. Bar- The public'funeral ten hours a day. No female under 21 days of July preceding the strike. fendant's today to avoid the mnfiuc ne cf .. dead will be held to- clerks were not of At- ' rett and I are personal friends and I the unidentified years old is permitted to work in a company at their STRIKE IS AVERTED tha ground former jeopardy. republican fllitsu tpr f r a n n hos- - All of the at the been driven from 26. eastern for the defense announced an Dip'g-Cai- t- have great respect for him, but I morrow. injured manufacturing establishment all posts, having away New York, July The torneys of the 4 v1., don't think much of that suggestion." pitals are expected to live. night. the mine offices late yesterday. railroads today withdrew their do appeal will be taken. cases. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC. SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1913. TWO

Carroon, Miss Helen Nahm, Miss Ma- huge success. The attendance was bel Benfer, Miss Alaska Davis, Col- unusually large, a number of the onel M. M. Padgett, Lieutenant Col- old members being in the city while SOCIETY GIVES A onel W. C. Porterfield, Major Arthur a few new ones showed up. The floor, Ball, Captain Norman King, Lieuten- music and evening were delightful SIGH OF RELIEF ant W, H. Roseil, U. S. A., Captain in every, respect and the baile was Harvey Shields, Captain Carlos Vler-ra-, thoroughly enjoyed by all. Those EVENTS OF THE WEEK WERE STRENUOUS AND Lieutenant G. A. Reed, Lieutenant present were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur EVERYBODY IS GLAD OF A CHANCE TO REST ., C. A. Longuemare, Lieutenant A. L. Ilfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bachar- Bump, U. S. A., Lieutenant J. J. ach, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Dunn, Dr. W. will hourB of Lieutenant Charles Curry, and Mrs. P. Mills, Mrs. Frank Either Las Vegas society realized and no one regret the were Lieutenant J, H, McHughes, Captain Thompson, Mrs. Robert Banks, Miss that it greatly needed more activity, sleep that lost P. E. Lieutenant S. K. Ba Louise Cunningham, Miss Helen Cun- or it took notice of the sugges- 4 Dessauer, Lieutenant F. M. Captain ningham, Miss Carrie Greenberger, La tion that was handed out through ker, Haley, La Victoire Victoire Brilliant Assemblage W. W. Dean, Lieutenant E. A. Rob- Miss Frances Myers, Miss Regina the society columa of The Optic last at Governor's Ball erts, Lieutenant ,F.; M. West, Captain Stern, Miss Mae Murphy, Miss Mar week, for the wm-1- j has been A success in every way was the big J. G. Grennan, Lieutenant E. F. Coll, garet Murphy, Miss Grace Elliott, the busieBt seven day that has been given last night by the Las W. A. Tenney, Jr., Lieutenant Miss Ruth Baird, Miss Mary Harris, known here for several months. reception Captain Commercial club in honor of W. P. Hauser, Captain Domingo Miss Marie Clement, Miss Lucy Clem- Corsets Cofsets The week started off royally with Vegas his staff Lieu-tcran- t the Governor W. C. McDonald, Lieutenant James Baca, ent, Miss Rebecca Henrlquez, Miss a danca f,'ven by o delightful New-Mexic- llli and the officers of the Antcaio Luna, Captain B. H. Marguerite Cluxton, Miss Lorna John- Buen Tiempo dun. This affair was Guard at the club rooms. The H. A. Carlisle, Miss Rebecca Miss the most euicauie that Las National Hunter, Ltsu'ecant son, Rothschild, perhaps at 9:30 o'clock, When E. Lieuten- Louise cU-h- . The attend- reception started Captain George Morrison, Hanna Frank, Miss Frank, been given by tn's af- Price Blum-lein- , Price $3.50 $3.50 and the dancers ant J. D. Captain F. C. Orrin Blood, Mr. John Harris, Mr. ance was by far ihe largest yet the music began Powers, Mr. t the cf honor took Lieutenant Keown, Cap- Frank Mr. Dorset Tolman, known and those p.a-sen- thoroughly ter greeting guests Perry Ettinger, on the floor. The dance tain B. F. Littleton, Lieutenant F. H. Mr. John Mr. Gatewood, Mr. enjoyed the evaniug. The newly their places Rudulph, The at- H. Mr. for high-grae'- e a demand waxed floor of the Commercial club was a success in every way. Donohue, Lieutenant 0. Russell, Cecil Boucher, Mr. Donald Hart, OR several years we have remarked an increasing demand corsets was Immense, but the floor Ci T. J Molinart leutena"t J t. Colbert Mr. Lee Gerard, Mr. 100ms proved to be u big improve- tendance ptaln Root, that is"not met the standard makes and of stock and which is also not an extent J. G. Mr. A. Mr. by grades garments, ment, while the music was excellent. was never crowded to such Priddy, Lieutenant Tyson, Joe Danziger, Mr. C. Hensch, This affair started the whirl at a good that dancing was not enjoyed. Saul Rosenthal, Mr. William Sprin- Herbert Gehring, Mr. Thomas Truder directed toward custum-mad- e or the unusually expensive imported Parisian corsets. had been Mrs. Charles pace. It acted as more or less of a The club rooms, which ger, Mr. Joe Danziger, and Mr. U T. Swallow. of ladies, Mr. William Mr. F. spark to the many coming events. decorated by a delegation Tamme, White, W. Dr. The manufacturers of the beautiful La Victoire have achieved success Wednesday night came the big took on an attractive appearance. J. Gehring, Mr. W. Champion, The Best Place garments complete foliage at one end F. B. Mr. Orrin Blood, Mr. For a Vacation Optic darice for the members of the Flags with green Huxmann, in out idea to meet this demand with American-mad- e that are modeled decora- carrying their garments First regiment. Of course it woitd of the hall and other pretty Ralph Rohrer, Mr. Frank Ettinger, A number of people are taking their not be proper for The Optic to boast tions tended to make the quarters look fr Donald Hart Mr. Cecil Bou.h'i. vacations at this time while a num on perfect Parisian lines. too much about this dance, but it beautiful. Mr. H. R. Hensch, Mr. Sam Green- ber are returning, but the majority sure was a success. Everybody who Governor McDonald was greeted by berger, Mr. Carlos Spiess, Mr. Julius are remaining at home, realizing that have madefa corset that is tailored and is in accord with the las mentioned the dance thus far a handclasp of all those present. Danc- Krause, Mr. Max Krause, Mr. John this is far the best place for a vaca- They magnificently strictly Her- has always made a strong statement ing continued until the early morning Harris, Mr. Colbert Root, Mr. tion. They may be referred to as demand of womenjwho are remarked for their beautiful dress. to the effect that it was great. The, hours. bert Gehring, Mr. Buell McKeever, the following poet expressed himself: music was furnished by the SImison The success of the affair is largely Mr. Harold Cullin, Mr. Simon Lewis, I'm going to spend the summer orchestra and was excellent. A- due to the secretary of the club, W. Mr. Raum, Mr. Wayland Koogler, Mr. Right where I did last year. lthough the best rag pieces were play- H. Stark who was in charge of the ar Thomas Truder and Mr. Leslie Swal The place lacked no convenience, Las VGu'Loftdirv Store no- Thomson's Thomson's ed by the orchestra yet it was, rangements. low. Conducwe to good cheer. ticed that many people stuck to the As a live business organization I had there every comfort, Clove Clowe Fitting old fashioned dances. The armory the Commercial club for the past few Fond Memories I did not lack for food, Fitting floor was in the best condition. The been a success, and all of the Swimming Hole The was a Jem has cooking months marvel, Corsets Corsets was in- attendance at this ball immense. is more than glad when These warm summer days bring And everything was good. G.osenatm society EaUblisKed 1862 South SidePkj So great was the crowd that at times formed that an affair of any kind is back memories of the good old days The beds were soft and downy, to elbow one's way was it was necessary to be given at. the club, which Is rare, when "swimmin"' good in the I did not lie awake. size of ' through. Regardless of the because the club Is a strictly busi- "crick." Of course the Y. JVI. C. A The coffee was delicious, an. . ii wuu.i !'o crowd, nowever, woe ness proposition, only giving social pool takes the place of th swimming Like mother used to make. The mil- - attended had a royal time. functions when called upon to do so hole Ao a certain degree for some of ii in their formal thanks for like the old The anniversary exercises today In 'neu, by the presence of distinguished the men, but it's nothing Nobody tried to string- me tvir- insisted thp.t never had to cluded the of a memorial fiance, guests. hole where there was a sand bank On prices for my board; unveiling h - tlit"- ' een treated in such an hospita-1i- all-da- K. set in front of the monument Delicious refreshments were served roll in after the dip. Roy Mosquitoes didn't bite me, up a- manner. well Kansas The bowlder is surmounted by a can- mmn pvniDciniQ tii during the evening, and proved to be Moulton, a known writer, No irate boarders roared. I iK.t nigh at the Commercial club non and flanked mounds of can UUimilLll LAUUI1UIU1W IU very refreshing. Below is a list of savs the following concerning this I motored quite often by Governor W. C. McDonald, his non balls. The the names of those present. This list subject: At very slight expense, prominent partici- stafi H"d the officers of the New in the exercises included Gov- Is not entirely accurate, aB it was These tiled and nickeled bathrooms I was quite close to tennis pants Mexico National Guard were the his on account of the huge may all be mighty fine, And was immense, ernor Simson E. Baldwin and ALL POINTS IN COLORADO Commercial Club at a impossible, golfing guests cf the when comes to I don't summer staff, Judge Alfred B. Beers of Bridge- This crowd, to obtain all the names. Among But it bathing, Yes, I will spend the reception given in their honor. commander-in-chie- f of the Gran 3 those present were: pick them for mine. With no desire to roam, port, nent ever given by the Commercial of the and James Governor and Mrs. W. C. McDonald, These stylish Turkish outfits with Right where I spent it last year, Army Republic, affair ever given by the Commercial R. Sloane Mrs. A. S. Brookes, Col- rubbers and massage, I'm to at home. of Meriden, department of the club was pret- General and going stay club. The lobby I al commander of the Connecticut Grand and onel and Mrs. E. C. Abbott, Major And zephyrs right from Hades, A Las Vegan. tily decorated with flags, Diluting of the and Mrs. E. P. Bujac, Mayor and Mrs. ways try to dodge. , 4 m 4 Army Republic. Round tickets will be on sale fiieen foliage, taking on a pretty ap- trip and Mrs. J. L. The shower baths and the steam baths Dinner for pearance that made a fitting setting Ludwig Ilfeld, Captain Party Lieutenant and Mrs. Harold affected by the rich, the Normal DON'T use a medicine con- daily, June 1 to Sep- for the gaily colored costumes worn Seligman, Faculty cough commencing with Mrs. H. or ladies. Eefrehnients were Hurd, Mr. and Mm. E. D. Raynolds, The mud baths by the invalids, Dr. and Frairk H. Roberts taining opium morphine. They by the the bowels and do not tember to delicious. Mr. and Mrs. II. Raynolds, Mr. and rheumatiz and sich, entertained at dinner Tuesday even- constipate 30, 1913, good to return serveJ, and proved be cure, only stifle the cough. Examine Mr. and Mrs. There's no bath like we used to get at the Castaneda hotel in honor Tlio and officers expressed Mrs. W. E. Gortner, ing the label and if the medicine con- to and Oct. themselves are greatly honored and Wylder Mr. and Mrs. W..C. Dennis, swimmin' in the crick. of the Normal summer school fac tains these harmful opiates refuse It. up including 31, 1913, phased with the reception. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Barnes, Mr. and ulty. A delightful evening was spent Foley's Honey and Tar Compound These affairs include all Mrs. Ike Bacharach, Mr. and Mrs. The tater bugs grew frisky and got no by all present. Several speeches contains . no opiates, is healing and practically O. G. Schaefer and Red of but these Simon Mr. 'and Mrs. Paris were delivered, to the amusement of soothing. the big events the week, Bacharach, green; Cross Drug Store. Adv. (Pueblo . . $11.90 and other smaller events kept society Charles Spless, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. The onions were not weeded while I those at the table. Those present Lo-se- Fare for round Colo. bury. Of course, the men attended Van Petten, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. was gettin' clean., were Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Tipton, Mr. trip Sp'gs $13.70 The union has suc- those a""'!r3 and together with the Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Rogers, Jr., No one to turn the wringer or help ma and Mrs. Charles Schreck, Mr. and typographical ceeded In obtaining substantial wage (Denver, .. i)ri:-.- fi .U had all the late hours Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Smith, Mr. and work the churn. Mrs. Phillip Power, Mrs. Kate Liv- $16.60 increases from the Baltimore news- they with to keep for some time. A Mrs. W. J. Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. E. Oh, how those recollections of good ingston, Miss Susie Whitaker, Miss papers. The new agreement carries readier :o be expected next week R. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Strick-fadde- old days to burn. May Ross, Miss Marguerite Cluxton, Increases from $2 to $5.40 and then all society will sleep. How- Mr. and Mrs. R. K. McClana-han- , The woodpile was neguected, the old Miss Anne George, Miss Aurora Lu-cer- ranging Tickets are first class good for per week for rbom stop ever, pleasant memories of the good Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Mills, Mr. gray mare unfed, Miss Esther Mangan, G. L. Cor composing times they had this week will remain and Mrs. Herman Ilfeld, Mr. and Mrs. And father with his trunk strap sat nel! and O. L. Hargroves. overs in either direction within final Arthur Ilfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence waiting in the shed. Iden, Judge and Mrs. D. J. Leahy, Massaging was in order and came al The Altar guild of Saint Paul's When you feel lazy, out of sorts and limit. For fares to other GIRL SUFFERED Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ilfeld, Mr. and mighty quick. Memorial church met this week at yawn a good deal in the daytime, you points, please a- can to a Mrs. Richard Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. When we'd been out since morning the home of Miss Helen Cunningham. charge it torpid liver which has allowed the system to get full of office. W. H. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert swimmin' in the crick. The regular business was transacted call at ticket TERRIBLY Stark, Impurities. HERBINE cures all dis- Green-clay- , m V Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4 after which delicious refreshments orders produced by an inactive liver. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Schaet'er, Buen Tiempo Club were served. Those present were the It strengthens that organ, cleanses D. L ' the bowels BATCHELOIV, Agent At Regular Intervals Says Air. and Mrs. Stephen Powers, Mr. Has a Jolly Dance Rev. J. S. Moore, Miss Mildred and puts the system in good condition. Price 50c. Buen Tiempo club held its se6 Browne, Miss Emma Tamme, and healthy Lydia E. Fir&ham's Vege- and Mrs. F. M. Iyon, Mr. and Mrs. The Sold Central Co. Adv. rooms by Drug table Compound com- M.. Greenberger, Mr. and Mrs.' D. T. ond dance for this month in the Miss Phebe Hart. Hoskins, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tai- - of the Commercial club Monday even pletely cured her. to be a chert, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Turner, ing and the affair proved TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY LAXATIVE BROMO I Tex: in Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Kaser, Mr. and Take Quinine Adrian, "I take pleasure Tablets. refund if test to list Mrs. Jake Stern. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Druggists money CAPITAL PAID IN adding my ;0i.iiJ the great it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's will Mr. Mrs. David Winter-nitz- signa SURPLUS and hope that it Stern, and NEAR DEATH ture is on each box. 25c. Adv. be of interest to suf- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harris, Mr. $100,000.00 50,000.00 fering women. For and Mrs. Isaac Appel, Mr. and Mrs. I suffered four years W. N. Mr. and Mrs. J. L BY SMOTHERING WAS FIRST SOLDIER MONUMENT untold at Rosenthal, agonies Berlin, Conn., July 26. A patriotic intervals. Tooker, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Linn, ;Lv; "iBssXJh :&LiM&lL regular A. celebration that can have no dupli Um Such and Mr. and Mrs. George Iteming, Mr. pains cate was held in the cramps, severe chills and Mrs. Peter Mackel, Mr. and Mrs. Bat With Aid cf CardYi, today nearby Husband, of The celebra- andsicknessat stom- Jefferson Raynolds, Mr. and Mrs E. village Kensington. J. M. Cunningham, President. D. 1. Hoskins, Cashitsr. semi-cente- n then hem- tion was in honor of t. ach, finally C. de Baca, Mr. and Mrs. Sig Nahm, Effects Her Deliverance. the Frank Springer. S. Lewis, Asa't. Cash I nial orrhages until Mrs. J. P. Acker, Mrs. Mabel Hall, anniversary of the erection of the would be nearly first monument that rose from Amer- five Mrs. Kate Livingston, Mrs. Frank TEC blind. I had N Mrs. Helen Dalton, of V G A. Mrs. H. Mrs. El- Draper, C ican soil to perpetuate the memory LAS S doctors and none of them could do more Thompson, TJnsell, this says: "1 suffered for years, place, of those in blue who died in the civil than relieve me for a time. sie Smith, Mrs, C. L. M. Baily, Mrs. with pains in my left side, and would Interest PeJd On Time Deposits " I saw advertisement in a pa-p-?r often almost smother to death. war. your L. C, Witten, Mrs. T. C. Evans, Mrs. - E. Pink-ham- 's 3- and decided to try Lydia Susie Mrs. Prltchett, Mrs. Medicines patched me up for awhile The monument stands in the little I took Gillisple, but then I would set worse again. Final- Vegetable Compound. Miss graveyard at Kensington, and here the seven boxes and used two bottles Frank Springer, Helen Cunning- ly, my husband decided he wanted me to of it exercises of held. The of the Sanative and I am com ham, Miss Regina Stern, Miss Rebec- Iry Cardui, the woman's tonic, so he Hoday were Wash, me a bottle and I it. cured of trouble. When I ca Rothschild, Miss Mary Harris, Miss bought began using memorial is a simple shaft of Portland LAS VEGAS SAVINGS' BANK pletely my It did me more good than all the medi- I Greenber- - stone and was set in memory of began taking the Compound only Mary Tipton, Miss Carrie cines 1 had taken. np weighed and now I six of the who one pounds berger, Miss Bessie Dingess, Miss I have induced many of my friends to boys village, by wsifrii - hundred and twenty-si- x one confeder- Frances Myers, Miss Madeline Kelly, try Cardui, and they all say they have had been picked off by pcunds. It r.nyone wishes to address oeen benefited its use. Tlttre never Miss Rebecca Miss Leona by ate bullets' while fightiifg for he - - roe in r'.rsun I will cheerfully answer Ilenriquez, has and never will be, a medicine CAPITAL STOCK 00 been, union. The shaft was delivered $30,000 uli Lt .ers, as I cannot speak too highly Greenclay, Miss Lucy Myers, Miss to compare with Cardui. I believe it is Ju.y of the Pinkhuin remedies." Miss Jes- Emma Tamme, Miss Lorna Johnson, a good medicine for all womanly trou- 4, 1863, just as the north was cheer- bles." Office With .the San Miduel National Bank sie MAhEH, Adrian, Texas.. Miss Mario Clement, Miss Lucy Clem- ed; by the news from Gettysburg and For over 50 years, Cardui has been re- Hundreds of such letters expressing ent. Miss Marguerite Cluxton, Miss Vicksburg. The dedication took Pink-ham- woman's gratitude for the good E. 's lieving sufferings ajd building on 28. of the Lydia Ruth Laughlin, Miss Helen Laughlin, weak women up to health ana strength. place July The names G. HAYDON Vegetable Compound has accom- Wm. President Miss Ruth Miss Rose Pow- If are a it a fair trial, six Kensington boys who had died i.i plished are constantly being received, Bayless, you woman, give H. W. KELLY the ers, Miss De Saix Evans, Miss Jessie t should surely help you, .as it has a the war were inscribed on the monu- Vice President proving reliability of this grand old nillion others. remedy. Evans, Miss Jeanette Spiess, Miss ment when it was dedicated. Soci D. T. HOSKINS Get a bottle of Cardui to-d- Treasurer want special advice write to Rachel Livingston, Miss Rebecca Liv-- afterward another name was added, ' Jii . jJ' ' rinkbsm Bled! cine Co. (confl- tngnston, Miss Sadie O'Byrne, Miss Writ te: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladles', and at the end of the war the names uent!;!?, Mass. daisorjr Der.' Chattanooga, Term., fjr Sfiial INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS Lynn, lour letter frill Instructions on case and of 16 fallen chis- !,c n Aurora Lucero, Miss Sadie Tooker, your book, "Home soldiers had been nl, reni and nnswrrfd by Treatment for Womn," in plain wrapper. N.C. 1 S8 atl lii4 Iu strict cocildeuec:. ?,;iss Aileen Rosenthal, Miss Gladys elled on the stone. AS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, JULY 1913. 26, THREE COMPANY LOIRS THE EXPRESS

RATES

WELLS FARGO COMPANY STARTS THE BALL ROLLING FOR CHEAPER SERVICE

' 1 - ... - j; j ...... Santa Fe, N. M., July 26 Lower V NvNsS, express rates la and out of New Mexico, not in isolated' instances but a general reduction especially affect- ing fruit and vegetable shipments, such as will not only make it possible for the producers to get their ship- ments to market, ,but will also tend to develop production because of the D facilities offered, is promised as the lee weecest smoke result of an informal conference yes- terday between the officials of the Wells Fargo Express company and the state corporation commission. In the W While no definite action was taken yesterday work will start immediate- ly on a proposed schedule df rates. is Tuxedo tobacco in a German with In this work the corporation commis- Cherry Pipe sion and the representatives of the a Weichsel Stem. Weichsel wood contains express company will join, and the aromatic oils result of their efforts, which it is fair fragrant, which are released when to say, wllj be a general reduction all the smoke enters the a smoke which along the line, will be submitted to stem, making the express company for ratification. cannot be excelled in delicacy and sweetness. Upon being ratified by the company it will be formally Issued in the shape of new tariffs. It is an admitted fact that express rates on fruit, vegetables, poultry and eggs in New Mexico are almost pro- hibitive, and as a result that method of transportation Is not used any more than can possibly be helped. Leading tobacco dealers in this will That the field Is growing, that there city give for ' was the possibility of developing it free, a few days only, a genuine imported to a considerable volume were facts admitted by the officials of the Wells German Cherry Pipe with a Weichsel Stem to Fargo here yesterday. They said that each of a 10-ce- nt tin of TUXEDO. changed conditions in New Mexico re- purchaser quired changed rates, but that due to other activities this had been over- You Can looked for so long tnat it was not policy for the company to continue Buy Tuxedo to le so". There is only one stipula- tion which will have to be considered The Greatest Men in Everywhere in making up the proposed schedule America of reduced rates for xs'ew Mexico, and 4 w ISWTO'VflWlfflil that is that the railroads' contract Convenient pouch, inner-line- d with the uniform- express companies with moisture-proo- f ly Insist that the minimum rate of Endo:rse the express company shall not be less pSstfidb.Tobacco paper than one and one:half times the rail- V ? road, freight rate. It seems probable f that a shedule will be prepared, with fact in The virile this mind, and that the rates live, men who make this country what it is, the will be put down as low as possible recognize Famous gteen tin, with Rex relaxation from nervous without violating this contract, j Beack, famous author, play- and mental rest author of "The strainthe fulness that comes gold lettering, curved The Wells Fargo officials who at- wright, sportsman, Spoilers," "The Barrier," "The Sil- from smoking Tuxedo tobacco. A host of famous to fit pocket tended the conference yesterday were ver Horde," etc., savs: Americans say frankly A. T. Payne, superintendent, Denver; "I have smoked TUXEDO In and that is Alaska, at Panama and Would emphatically Tuxedo the one tobacco E. R. Jones, general everywhere containing every superintendent, not smoke another kind." c Los Angeles; and J. M. Williams, desirable element and not one that is undesirable. superintendent at El Paso Texas. Tuxedo strengthens your will to do. The soothing quality of a of this aromatic tobacco pipeful mild,' SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES delicious, restores your poise and revives your going power, by enabling Allen's Foot-Eas- e, the antiseptic you to rest. powder. It relieves painful, smart' You can smoke Tuxedo 1 No ing, tender, nervous feet, and Instant matter how often you have tried to smoke a and there comfort and satisfaction pipe failed, ly takes the sting out of corns and is m pipe smoking for you if you fill your with Tuxedo. bunions. It's the greatest comfort pipe 1 uxedo has made discovery of the age. Allen's Foot pipe smoking possi- orators, actors, lawyers, singers, lecturers, Ease makes or new shoes feel ble to thousands of tight men. The "Tuxedo ministers and other public speakers easy. It is a certain relief for sweat of the mildest testify ing, process" treating finest, leaves that Tuxedo them the callous, swollen, tired, aching of the smoking gives keenest feet. Always use it to Break in highest grade Burley tobacco, causes pleasure and exercises a good influence on New shoes. Try it today. Sold every Tuxedo to burn slowly with delicious flavor the throat. wnere, cents. Don't accept any and the most enjoyable aroma. Tuxedo can- substitute..' For FREE trial package Tuxedo has many imitators. None of Allen S. not bite, or irritate the address 'Olmsted. Le Roy sting mouth, nose them has yet discovered the "Tuxedo N. Y. or throat. process." uxedo remains unique an4 Hundreds of well-know- n MAY ABOLISH CONVICT LABOR John Philip Sousa, the March King, doctors, unrivaled. 1 Ala., 26. The world famous Band Master, says: Christy Mathewson, famous pitcher Birmingham, July of the New York use of convict labor Giants, says: I in the mines will "TUXEDO gives an absolutely satisfy- A genuine imported German with a Weichsel "Tuxedo to me 1 be the principal of discussion ing smoke, mild and " Cherry Pipe Stem FREE to gels In a natural, pleasant subject fragrant, pleasant. 10-ce- nt H7 each of a tin of way. It's what I call good, honest, com- - 1 1y the Alabama coal oporators whe.i purchaser Tuxedo Tobacco. We are making this extra- otter to induce to Tuxedo. panionable tobacco the kind to stick la." 1 they assemble here Monday for their ordinary you try We know that once you have tried II will smoke Call annual meeting. In view o" the pub it, you it always. on your dealer oy before his supply of these lie criticism of the convict labor sys pipes is exhausted and you'll have "the sweetest smoke in ' the worid' tern the mine owners have expressed their willingness to release several hundred convicts in the mines.

The Difference Between "The Summer Girl" and "Tne summer woman"' While the former is having a "cood time" the latter Is too often dragging around nervous, run down, tired out, q with aching back and weary limbs, sleepless and wretched. Often it Is kidney trouble not female trouble and Foley Kidney Pills are a direct and pcf-itiv- help for the condition . 3 Sohaefer and Bed Cross Drug Store. Adv. j A- T DEDICATE MEMORIAL PARK George Randolph Chester, famous V. author of Stefansson, the famous explorer, Geo. M. Zane Fort Rice, N. D., 26. Elabor- the "Wallingford" stories, who discovered a tribe of blond Cohan, actor, author, Grey, famous sportsman, ex- - July says: and Malcolm the ate have been com- Esquimaux in the arctic regions, says: composer and manager, says: plorer writer, author of "Riders Strauss, noted portray-e- r arrangements "Why shouldn't a man be Killing to of the Purple and other well of in and recommend "Tuxedo is mild, cool and soothing just Sage" girl types pen ink, says: pleted for the dedication c the Fort a tobacco which glees as cool, "Tuxedo bums slowly and with a smoke known novels, says: sweet and the sort of tobacco I m:eJ. Tuxedo goes "A satisfying a smoke as Tuxedo?" that has "Tuxedo Is an ideal camp-fir- e pipeful of TUXEDO added Rice Memorial park tomorrow Sev- With me wherever I " a soft aroma. It 't the only tobacco companion, ghes go it I the sportsman's best friend. " inspiration and encouragement. Besides, Us militia will I consent to smoke. " miU eral companies partici- flavor makes it a keenly enjoyable pate in the exercises and Governor smoite, " Hanna, former Governor Burke and other North Dakotans of prominence will be among the speaKers.

When the baby is Buffering the dou- ble affliction of hot weather and bow- el disorders, the remedy needed is BABY ELIXIR. It reduces the We want every dealer in Las Vegas to be supplied with our imported German feverish condition, corrects the stom- Cherry Pipes. All daolers who ave not yet (secured a t bow-ls- can no so Tuxedo Room 11 ach and checks looseness of the .' Notice to pipes at Headquarters Castaneda Hotel, from4:30 to 6:30 o'clock oa Price 25c and 50c per bottle. Special Dealers Sold by Central Drug Co. Adv. FOUR LS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1913.

pedltion'started on its way across the the conquest of Mexico like it did in de Vera Cruz, Spanish, grocery; No. The homely and faithful linen dust- Vi higher at 61 to 6Z and rose to Rio Grande, it would be a sure signal the war of 1846. It would just be the 11, Spanish, groceries; La Mexicana, er motor coat of a few years ago feJi. A further upturn occurred in ESTABLISHED 1879. for the of every American beginning of the Mexican campaign. KIMOOHBH Mexican, dry goods; Durango Clothing has been replaced by extravagantly consequence of higher temperatures slaughter " who'.was bo unfortunate as to be with- To bring about peace In Mexico, it company, American, Durango Mercan- pretty creations of silk and lans-down- southwest. The close was nervous at Published By in the boundaries of that cotuntry. would be necessary for the United OF ENEMIES TO tile company, American, general mer- with eccentric cut and trim 62 (&;, a net advance of . THE OPTIC PUBLISHING CO. This would be the first reprsal that States to garrison practically every chandise; American Grocery com- ming of shirring over cords. These j Oats developed firmness on account (Incorporated.) the 'Mexcans would make. And .so town in the wide domain of the coun- pany, American, groceries; El Castil- coats cover the frock to the knee In j of offerings being light. September, the situation is most delicate so far try, from which veritable g lo, Spanish, groceries; Maximo Damm, the motor' car and are graceful and which at the o' tset was '39 to 39 M. M. PADGETT EDITOR as.' the safety of the Americans in expeditions have to be 'sent out MEXICO German, groceries; Los Diamantes, smart. , a gain of Vs0Y to V, later Mexico Is concerned. against the recalcitrant Mexicans. Mexican, groceries; A. Garcia, Mexi- climbed to 40 cents. But in all probability there is much If the United States attempts the can, groceries; Cafe de La Union, El KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK Provisions tended to harden with exaggeration in the reports that come pacification of Mexico the undertaking (Continued from Page One) Lafiro, Turkish, hats; Schilakat, Bel- Kansas City, July 2(i. Hogs,' re- coarse grain. First sales were un- from one source and another concern- will be a big one. ft will cost much gian; El Centenario; Libreria Moder-na- ; ceipts 800, market weak. Bulk $8.90 changed to 5 cents higher, including. elusion as to Eute.-e- it the pos.jffiee at Bast ing the present plight of most of the money and the lives of. many good policies until after, the Zapateria Americana, and Portal 9; heavy $8.909; packers and September options" as follows: Pork Las Vogas, New Me; ico, for trans Americans in Mexico. They are be'ttg Americans, who are needed at home conference with Ambassador Wilson de la Paloma, all Mexican stores. butchers $S.909.t)5; lights $8.90 $21.30; lard $11.75; 'ribs $11.77 to mission through the lltited States exploited by those who have sellish for other and more substantial pur- and ai further one with Secretary Bry- 9.05; pigs $7.508.50. $11.80. The closing quotations were an. ' mails ia t ocond clasa matter. interests at stake, who would profit poses, and who can ill be sacrificed on Rebels Assault Train Cattle, receipts 200. Market steady. as follqws: in a variety of ways if Uncle Sam any field of battle. To rush madly Intimations were given by Secretary El Paso, Tex., July 26. Trains leav- Prime fed steers $8. 50 8. 90; dressed Wheat, July 85; September 86y TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION were to lead his soldiers on a mission along into a war with Mexico' just to Bryan to the committee today that the ing Juarez yesterday for Chihuahua beef steers $7.258.40; western December 90. Carrier , Daily, by of Mexican pacification. It was exag- appease the jingoes and certain mon- administration was prepared for any ran into a bahl of rebels at $amala-yuca- steers $6.508.20; southern steers Corn, July 62; September De- 03, 62; Per Copy geration of like caliber that brought eyed interests would be folly, folly of developments in Mexican affairs, hut about 75 miles south of Juarez, ?6.507.10; cows heifers $5 cember 15 $47; 59. One Week on the unnecessary war with Spain. the worst sort. They never stop to the nature of the policy being shaped and a fight ensued between the reb- 6.80; stockers and feeders $5.25 Pork, September' $21. 65 52. One Month And President Wilson and his advisers count the cost 5 to others. Topeka at the White House and state depart- els and the federal troops escorting 7.80; bulls $5 6. 75; calves $6.50 Lard, September $11.80.; October 17.50 One Year are doinc; well in going slow with the .Journal. J ment was not disclosed. the provisions and passenger trains. 10. $11.85; January $10.62. Mail Daily, by framing of a new and more vigorous o The proposals for mediation were The rebels, who are from Ortega's Sheep, no receipts. Market steady. Ribs, September $11.82; October One Year , Mexican policy, regardless of any NOMINATIONS ARE FAVORED not brought up at the senate confer- command at Guadalupe, 40 miles east Lambs yearlings $5 January 3.00 $6.607.90; $11.57; $10.02. Six Months pressure that.is, being exerted by for- Washington, July 26. Nominations ence, and no suggestions on that sub- of Juarez, are said by the federals to 5.75; wethers $4.505.25; ewes $3.50 eign governmei&s, or by the mouthings of James Gerard of New York for ject were volunteered by the secretary have been repulsed. General Inez Sa- - 4.65; stockers and feeders $2.50 NEW YORK STOCK EXCANGE . AND STOCK WEEKLY OPTIC of the firebrands at home, both inside ambassador to Germany, Frederick C. of state. .lazar is arranging to pursue the reb 7.10. New York, July 26. The market GROWER and outside or. ?ne nans ci congress. Penfield of Pennsylvania for ambas- DelValle Is a former California els with his cavalry from Juarez. closed firm. Prices were maintainaed One Year Those people who have an Idea that sador to Austria, and Charles S. Btate senator from Los Angeles. Pres CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE at some difficulty when the moderate Six Months it would be Jittle jBbre than a picnic Hartman of Montana for minister to ident Wilson recently stated he re- One of the exclusive methods of Chicago, July 26. Buying on the buying of the Hill stocks aated. for the United. States arm to quell Ecuador will be favorably reported by ceived letters indirectly, from him on making a one-piec- e frock that Is to idea that prices were dangerously low Union Pacific, Reading, Steel and In Advance for Mall Subscrip- (Cash the turbulency in Mexico are thinking the senate foreign relations conditions in Mexico. He Is supposed have a sash is to drop a broad panel and that any change would probably Amalgamated were depressed slightly tions.) through their hats. Of course, there to be Secretary Byran's personal rep of the material, finished with a heavl favor holders, gave steadiness today under yesterday's final figures, but check or money or- Remit by draft, would be an eventual triumph of Am- resentative, but Mr. Bryan has not dis- er fabric at the edges, from the shoul to wheat. Purchasing became fl- made some recovery toward the close. sent otherwise we will not der. If erican arms. Hnt it would not be Bead trimming, apparentl, is not closed Del Valle's connection with the ders to the knees. Across this goes atter an early dip, due to weak cable? Chesapeake and Ohio and Missouri be for loss. responsible brought: C' 'i i? in a few months nor gohig out of fashion. A recently department. the sash, not at the waistline, but be and to favorable weather northwest. Pacific were rather heavy. The last free on Specimen copies without th shfdd'ii'? of much good Ihdwn serge suit had a short, loose State department advices today con- low the hips, and the whole effect is The opening was a shade to lower. sales were as folows: Amerldhn'blGod. Neither could It be coat, the raw edge of which was band- firmed earlier reports of the capture quite slim and girlish. September, which started at 86 to Amalgamated Copper 69 achieved by the army. ed with bright blue beads the serge of Toreon by the constitutionalists. a loss of V to , rallied to American 110 ALL PAPERS DISCONTINUED AT merely regular 86, 86. Sugar A force of volunteers would be was navy embroidered in a straggling and said the federals stil loccupy Mon-clova- . One of the belts seen Additional ensued as a re- Atchison 98 THE EXPIRATION OF TIME huge prettiest lately hardening who know about two inches wide. The was in Chinese of The was 109 PAID FOR needed., Army officers, design blue suede with a long sult export sales. close Northern Pacific whereof they speak, think they are on neck edge of the coat and sleeves cut-ou- t design showing dull green steady with September net Reading ..161 Advertisers .are guaranteed the the conservative side when they esti- too, showed the same banding. Durango Stores Sacked suede underneath. Between the blue higher at 'v Southern Pacific '.. 93 and weekly circulation mate that at least 250,000 men would El Paso, Tex., July 26 Practically and green there flashed a tiny line Scantiness,86.of moisture in the chief Union Pacific ...... 149 largest daily es Featured materials In the felt hats all of the larger-Stor- in the of mar- 58 of any, newspapcfr'ln northern New be needed to bring about and pre city, of orange yellow. The buckle was of producing states made the corn, United States Steel .. for wear will be r' and between 40 and 50 small- Mexico; serve peace in Mexico. Some people fall and winter Purango greenish bronze set with imitation la- ket strong. September opened V to United States Steel, preferred' ..107 seem to labor under the hallucination velvet, plush, felt end beaver, er ones, were destroyed by rebels un- pis lazuli in large and small oblongs. TELEPHONES that the three brigades, with ah ag and the color trend points to seal der Urbana, when with 4,200 men he Business Office Ma'" 2 gregate of 13.000 or 14,000 men, which brown, high shades of red, tera cotta, took that city a few., days ago. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY blue lavender. The fa- Ben who is in El Paso af- News Department Main 9 are now encamped at Galveston and peacock and Aguirre, Texas City, constitute a force that vorite trimmings will be breast ef- ter walking more than 1G0 miles to WANTED Collector; woman1 pre- BUTTERMILK - BUTTERMILK SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1913. would be Bufflcient to establish order fects and ostrich fancies, in high escape from Durango, brought with ferred; liberal commission; bond or in Mexico, and within a fortnight or shades. Ostrich pompons also will him a list of the larger stores that bank reference required. Address TIIK MEXICAN SITUATION so. But army officers know differently. be features. Aigrettes are little shown were destroyed. They were La Suiza, W. H. Pierce, 316 Opera House The Crystal Creevmery Butter- They believe that these brigades could in the New York shops, but a substi- German, a general hardware; Fran-ci- a Block, Denver, Colorado. milk will hereafter be delivered in an aig- La Great fear for the safety of Ameri- be landed at Vera Cruz and marched tute is provided the goura, Martila, French, dry goods; rette Mexican, merchan- FOR RENT Furnished rooms by the wsvgorvs of the cans is now being expressed by the on and into the possession of the City efect. Reloceria, general for much and dise; La Perla, Greek-Turkis- jewel- 921 Lincoln jingoes who are desirous of rushing oJ Mexico without difficutly, light housekeeping. Some of the summer tea are Mexican, avenue. CORBETT SANITARY DAIRY this country into a war with Mexico, that they could easily overcome any gowns ry; Abundancia, grocery; so serve for dress- de Bo-tic- a F. ... for that is what armed intervention resistance that might be offered simple they would Aguila Oro, Mexican, printing; ni niSTRiRirrnRS phmnf main 312 cer- such an But the gowns, especially if made of mus- Cruz Roja, Mexican, drugs; La LOST Waltham watch. Return to would mean. But this much, is against expedition. ing Baa ' " ffJl - "not mean lin or cotton Puerta store and receive reward. tain. As soon as a United States ex- taking of Mexico City will delain crepe. Elegancia, Servian, dry goods; Papens'

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Miss Laura Lorenzen left this morn- for ranch where she will ing Harvey's I YOAKUM TO FiflHT PERSONALS spend the coming week. Additional Society J George Threlceld left today for Wag- FOR. THE YOUNG MAN on Mound. He has been attending the Dinner ' WITH DINERS Normal for the, past six weeks. Military to save to start in business for the woman to save to E. J. Ritter of Pueblo was a busi- At the Castaneda. enough young enough buy her A. A. Battman came in yesterday a fund ness visitor in Las Vegas today. Yesterday evening at the Castaneda trousseau, or provide should misfortune come) for the married woman to to- evening from Albuquerque for a few Charles O'Malley and family left hotel the officers of the New Mexico save to the of for the married man to so that his days' business visit in Las Vegas. OF RATON acquire spirit economy save family day for the Harvey ranch where they National Guard, gave a dinner in S. S. Steveps,, Jr., of Denver, came will not suffer in time ot misfortune, will Sunday. honor of W. C. McDonald, spend He Governor in this afternoon from that city. , The C. D. Black came in thiB morning commander-in-chie- f of the militia. above are some of the real purposes of a savings account, 4 cent interest will be here a few days on a business PROMOTER CHARLES O'MALLEY per from his ranch at Mora for a few days' The affair started at 8 o'clock and at the visit CONSIDERS STAGING business visit here. closed at about 10 and was thorough- BATTLE of Miss Catherine Johnson left' this Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCormick ly enjoyed. Colonel E. C. Abbott of afternoon for Springer where she will Las Conchas are in town for a few the First Infantry acted as toastmas-te- r BANK visit friends for the coming two Charles O'Malley, the fistic pro- PEOPLES TRUST CO. business visit. for the occasion. Governor Mc- - - days' weeks. moter, this morning announced that CAPITAL - . - . . Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mehl, of Goshen, Donald responded to a toast on "The $112,000.00 John Bront of Shoemaker came In he had made arrangements to stage Ind., came in last night for a several Future of the Guard." This toast this afternoon on business. Mr. Bront a bout here on August 18 between visit in Las Vegas. was greatly enjoyed by all. Gover days' is. a business man of Shoe- Stanley Yoakum and "Ev" Winters known commer- prominent nor McDonald of the interest Paul Moody, a well spoke of Raton. Yoakum is popular here was busi- maker. has taken In the cial salesman of Denver, a, that been guard and has decided to locate temporarily Mrs. G. F. Robb left this afternoon the officers and men and said ness visitor in Las Vegas today. among in Las Vegas. He left yesterday for TODAY'S BASEBALL has been ab- for her home at Watrous after having would be a valuable asset toward C. D. Boucher, who this, Wagon Mound, where he will be for the few been a visitor in this city for the the militia. He sent from the city for past strengthening Impress. a week and then return to Las Vegas tomor- past week. of the weeks, is expected to return ed all those present necessity and maintain training quarters here. Miss Ellen Crosby left today for her row. of a militia. Winters is one of the classiest National League. home at Salida, Colo., after attending Max Krause left this morning for General A. S. Brookes responded boxers in the southwest and is a Boston at Chicago; clear. Uhe summer school of the Normal for Mil- his home at Mora after having been a to a toast "The Efficiency of the comer. Yoakum has been anxious to Philadelphia at Pittsburgh; clear. the past eight weeks. In his General visitor in Las Vegas for the past few itia." remarks. meet the Raton boy several times, Brooklyn at Cincinnati; clear. Miss Mary McMahon left this after- - to status in the days. Brookes referred the but arrangements could not be made. New York at St. Louis; cloudy. i hav- ' noon for her home at Clovis after Mexico National ' Mrs t T.. Safford of Clovis came past of the New The present arrangements are to inS spent the past year in this city f 0nnn n win hfi a Guard and showed through figures make the bout a go, and American League. 'a attending the Normal. had advanced far visitor with friends here for several that it to greater the Las Vegas fans are anxious to Chicago at Boston; clear. Miss Alice Fiddler left today for than ever before. He also days. efficiency see the bout as Yoakum nas demon St. Louis at Washington.; clear. her home at Raton after having spent of the Interest the officers T. P. Gable, formerly game warden spoke that strated that he Is a classy fighter. Detroit at Philadelphia; clear. eight weeks attending the summer had taken and said that had be- of New Mexico, came in last night they Having won from Newman once and Cleveland at New York; clear. session of the Normal. constant the best from Dawson for a short business come, through work, fought two draws, according to ring Tasty Summer Breakfasts Miss Buell left this afternoon of in the south- visit. May lot trained officers experts who witnessed the fight last American Association. for her home at Mesilla Park. Miss west. , ... Mrs. S. P. Colby and Fred J. Rose Thursday. Yoakum can claim the Kansas City at' Milwaukee; clear. - Buell has been the Normal Lieutenant Rosell of. the United nf Phinneo are In town on a short bus- attending championship of Bouthwest. Yoakum St. Paul at Minneapolis; clear. Prepared by Electricity for the Past eISht weeks States who has been the in- iness visit from their ranch at Wagon army, says he challenged Newman for a Columbus a.t Indianapolis; clear. T. B. Miller left this afternoon for structor of - the New Mexico Mound. 13 guard go and the latter refused to Louisville at Toledo; clear. KEEN de- his home at after attend the to morning appetite is a real Mrs. A. J. Thuli of Watrous and Mrs. Alamagordo during encampment, responded fight. the summer' session of the Normal a toast to "The United States Army" on W. J. Fleming of Chicago are In the ing Newman, it seems, is not anxious Western League. light hot days. It gives you zest for the past eight weeks. which was greatly enjoyed. ,A num- city vistlng their brother and son, re- to meet Yoakum in a bout, Wichita at Denver; clear. and M. A. Van Houten of Shoemaker ber of other officers were caUed upon vigor to perform your daily tasks spectively, George A. Fleming. or even a session. Topeka atr Denver; clear. came in this afternoon on a short busi and responded. The dinner proved Miss Vivian Hedgcock and Miss Sioux City at St. Joseph; clear. better, Delicious, palatable breakfasts ness Mr. Van Houten is a to be a success in every ,way. The 4-- Edith left this for trip. prom Omaha at.Des Moines; clear. Kingsley morning served was excellent and was as be all II will inent business man of Shoemaker. meal may prepared summer long, you Harvey's ranch, where they spend ! Misses-"Luc- Marie Clement follows: - the next week. and FADS AND FASHIONS have an Electric Toaster. If left this for the ranch CavaJr: you ever W. 0. J. morning Harvey Canipl YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL Bourne, accompanied by Volatile en have where they will remain for the com Consomme de Tasse - had the of S. Morrison, left yesterday for Wag- 4. 4. f 4- delightful experience weefe on a short vacation. Ripe Olives Radishes on Mound where they wUl be visitors ing Silk matlasse is a favored material toast made on an Electric Toast-- Miss Artie McMahon left for Sliced Cucumbers Potatoes Julienne National League eating : for the next few days. today for frocks. her. Artesia. She has been Filet of Soles Dieppoise At .Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, 1; Phil- .er, you know how is how Mrs. Murray Carleton, Miss M. L. homejatf It is said the jumper idea is coming good it its the summer school at the Chicken Cutlets Maintenon adelphia, 2. Miss Shedd and J. C. attending ? back In fashion. wholesome Pugh, Dorothy Carded Tenderloin of Beef, Richlieu savory, odor, its crisp, golden were Normal ror tne past two montns. is the favorite lace. L. Pugh, all of Wagon Mound, Chantilly easily American League Miss Ruth Laughlin and Miss Helen Potatoes, Chateau Green Peas brown color appe--tit- e. visitors in Las Vegas today. for afternoon gowns. At tempt your flagging Laughlin left for their home at Tomato Mayonnaise Philadelphia Philadelhpla, 4; George Anderson, a well known today Loops of colored ribbon or velvet You can Santa1 i Tutti Frutti Ice Cream Detroit, 0. enjoy this convenience in was busi- Fe jafter spending the past of the business man of El Paso, a are taking the place corsage At Boston 6. week in this city visiting friends. Assorted Fancy Cakes Boston, 7; Chicago, home. ness visitor in Las Vegas today from bouquet, your Blanch Anderson left for her home Roquefort Cheese Toasted Crackers At Washington Washington, 8; St. his home at the Border City. The tendency In felt hats for fall at this afternoon. She Coffee Louis 8. Governor W. C. McDonald, In com Alamogordo Is toward medium and small sizes in has been in the two Those nresent were: Guests of At New York Cleveland, 3; New this city for. past turn-u- p effects. An pany with several local business men, C. McDonald and the mushrooms and 2'. Electric Toaster months attending the summer school. honor, Governor W. York, made a trip over the scenic highway Lieutenant Governor E. C. de Baca, Larger hats are being designed, Miss Esther Mangan left this after- easi- this and returned about noon. A. among which the. hat h ""! " " Convenient and Economical morning officers of the militia, General S, " ;. " Miss noon for Lake City, Minn., where she Weiern League; Frank Culberson and his sister, Colonel E. C. Lieu- ly the favorite. 4 . will visit relatives for the next month. Brookes, Abbott, leading Wichita, 10 j Denver, 7. Willie Mae Culberson, left this morn Colonel W. C. Some of the newest hats seen In Miss Mangan is a teacher in the tenant Portertield, At St. Joseph St. Joseph, 2; Sioux costs ing for their home at Portales. They New York havd wired It very little to own and use art Major E. P. Bupac, Major Ludwlg shops stiffly City, 1. have been here for the past 11 months N. bunches of roses placed at one side. Miss Bessie Ashton left this after Major Arthur Bal, Captain At Lincoln Lincoln, 7; Topeka, 6. Electric Toaster. It is decidly conven- attending the Normal University;. L. H. M. Cap- Rome fashion devotees are weaving noon for her home at Portales. Miss King, Captain Shields, At Des Moines OnQfia. 8 ; Des too William Tipton returned last night Lieutenant G. A. tho, heelless slipper of soft leather, ient, simply attach the to Ashton has been attending the Normal tain Carlos Vierra, Moines, 0. plug any from Notre Dame where he has been C. A. laced half way to the knees. summer school for the past two Reed, Lieutenant Longuemare, convenient electric socket, twitch the attending school for the past term Lieutenant Harold Hurd, Lieutenant Dolly Varden coats of flower-sprig- - months. ; switch He will Bpend the .summer with his 3. J. McMillen, Lieutenant Charles end creoon. chiffon, net and taffeta and the Toaster is in a Miss Jam's Hershorn, accompanied STANDING OF THE CLUBS ready parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Tipton. P. E. Dessauer, Lieu- accompany linen frocks. by Mrs.'LIebstater and daughter of Curry, Captain moment no bother or muss. The toast Mr. and Mrs. A. Staab, Robert tenant S. K. Baker, Lieutenant F. A. Soma tunic overdraperies are cut - Kansas came In and National League O'Connor and Mrs.- Laughlin and City, yesterday Lieuten- and tassels of silk is fresh Haley, Captain W. W. Dean, forming points, Club always and tasty, because it is all of Oklahoma were will visit friends in this city for the Won Lost Pet. daughter, City, ant E. A. Roberts, Lieutenant F. M. fringe or beads finish the ends. in Las are next month. New York 61 26 .701 prepared just as it is needed. Vegas last night. They West, Captain J. G. Grennan, Lieu- Some designs emphasize the skirt Okla- William M. Clyde, principal of pub- Philadelphia ...... 50 34 .595 traveling by automobile from tenant E. F. Coll, Captain W. A. Ten-ne- of a somber hue and the fanciful coat homa to the Pacific coast. The lic schools at Artesla, left today for Chicago 46 43 .517 party Jr., Lieutenant W. P. Hauser, of brilliantly colored material. last at the Plaza hotel. that place after having spent the past Pittsburgh ...45 53 .511 Las put up night Captain Domingo Pacheco, Lieuten- The coolest looking girdles seen Vegas Light and Power Miss Rose left for eight weeks attending the Normal. Brooklyn ... 39 43 .476 Kellogg today ant James Baca, Lieutenant Antonio these hot days are those of net. They been Misy Alaska Davis and Miss Mabel Boston (...37 49 .430 her home at Roswell. She has Luna, Captain H. H. Hunter, Lieu- are tied around the figure in a care here for the 12 months attend- Benfer jeft this afternoon for their St. Louis 35 64 .393 Company past tenant H. A. Carlisle, Captain George less manner, and add to the diaphan- homes at Raton. They have been in Cincinnati 35 56 .385 ing the New Mexico Normal Univer- Morrison, Lieutenant J. Dv Powers, the for the two months at- ous effect. sity, She was accompanied by Miss city past W. F. the Lieutenant R. Smith, Captain The skirts of the newest evening Gladys Carroon, another student of tending' summer session of the American League C. Blumlien, Lieutenant Perry Keown, gowns are not draped, but hang in who Normal. Club Won Lost Pet. the Normal has been here for B. F. Littleton, Lieutenant lines from the drap- Miss af- Captain straight, graceful the Mabel Henrickson left this O. H. Rus- Philadelphia 65 27 .707 past year. F. H. Donahue,, Lieutenant ed bodices. A number of those seen ternoon for her home at Artesla after Lieuten- Cleveland 56 37 .602 sell, Captain T, J. Molinari, have short panniers. having spent the past two months In G. Washington ,.52 39 .571 ant J. B. Priddy, Lieutenant J. Ty- Much of the new 'lingerie shows net jjj.;..;..;..j..;;.A.j.....;...j.;M5.....;.j this city attending the summer ses- Chicago 51 46 .526 son and Lieutenant A. L. Bump, U. with lawn. Pale sion of the New Mexico Normal Uni- ruffles edged pplored Boston 43 46 .483 I S. A. lawn I 15he pink, blue, lavender or yellow I . TTT7T versity. , K Detroit ...... 39 58 .402 V and it is applied to the net 1 1 111 George H. Hunkei returned last is used, St. Louis .5T5;..38 59 .392 Ell Or Five Hundred Party of an inch-wid- e hem. night from, an extended to New in the form New York 28 60 .318! trip For Raton Girls are UIIIIIIUI Ilisi o o Y. M. C. A. CAMP York and other of tho east. The undergarments I parts This afternoon at her home Mrs. Mr. Hunker attended the Elks m.ade of sheerest materials, are close grand Vincent Truderi entertained a number Western League in Rochester fittinn- and have flat trimmings.. Fine lodge meeting early In Club k Won Lost Pet. of young ladies at a party given batistes, sheer crepes, Now to this month. nainsooks and Denver .....62 31 .667 irsion ilateo Misses Mae and Margaret or- Open honor of all-ov- embroideries and even Among the Normal students who Des 52 42 .553 pecialli Moines "Murphy of Raton, who will leave to left for home were Miss gandies are being used. (he General Public today Gladys morrow for their home. A delightful Lincoln ... 49 44 .527 of Blan- - Hand gauze as a material Palmer, Roswell, Miss Agnes those painted Omaha 49 46 .616 afternoon was spent by present. has been brought to spe- chard and Miss Delia Schearlch of hun-iflre- for gowns St. 46 47 .495 Entertainment consisted of five summer. Joseph Socorro, Miss Phoebe.Russell cial ierfeetlon in" Paris this '. FLOORED TENTS of, Roy, Delicious refreshments were Topeka . ..40 60 .444 !CALIF0R14 NORTHWEST Miss ftfiss Some of the most beautiful and cost- Juanita Stagner and' Ruby afternoon. Those Sioux City ...39 55 .415 served late in the show 1 ! COMFORTABLE BEDS Neff pf Artesla,.-,0 J- ly of these hand painted gowns Wichita 37 59 .385 present were Miss Mae Murphy, Miss Round tickets will be on rinilv Governor' and Mrs. William C. Mc- exquisite designs of jialeoses arrang- trip, sale PURE SPRING WATER Murphy, Miss Grace Elliott, ! from June'i to Donald "left this afternoon for Santa Margaret ed irregularly on Skirt and corsage. September 30, 1913, with - Miss Caroline Green-berge- r, Miss Lucy Floyd, vailed mos ALLIS LOSES FINALS ? final on Fe- after having spent the past 36 The roses are .in the limit all tickets to Oct. 31, 1013 A TRAIL TRIP EVERY DAY Miss Aileen Rosenthal, Miss 26. Warren K. hours in this city visiting Camp Mc- fragile tulle, while the hand painted Chicago, July Wood, Myrtle Harkey and Miss Aurora Lu-- of finished the Donald and attending the ceremonies gauze Is mounted over some Epeclal Chicago, morning round Los cero. of the finals of the Western Golf asso- Angeles or San Diego TROUT FISHING held yesterday in observance of Gov- color which will give snectal artist! $48.50 4 ciation four on E. P. AHIs, of ernor's DayVi effects. up III, Special dates, shorter limit Mrs. Fred Reuther Milwaukee. Over the links of the S43.59 Gives Dinner Party con- Homewood club, his home The Difference Between "The Summer DON'T use a coueh medicine Country - -- THE LAST WORD in EATING ? Mrs. Fred Reuther enter- San Francisco - Girl" and "The Summer Woman" Thursday taining opium or morphine. They course, Wood seemed to have the ad- $55.60 not I. K. While the former is having a "good tained at luncheon at the Castaneda constipate the bowels and do vantage of the sensational young Wis- (Mrs. Lewis, Cook) the Examine Special dates, shorter limit time" the latter is too often dragging hotel In honor of a number of visit- cure, only stifle cough. consin " Allls was erratic and S50.00 if the medicine con- player. around nervous, run down, tired out, ing girls. A most delightful luncheon the labpl and t witii aching back and weary limbs, tains these harmful opiates refuse It. missed many putts that Would have was these ladies, who an rrancisco one "CAMPING DE LUXE" sleepless and wretched.' Often it Is enjoyed by Foley's Honey fnd Tar Compound been easy for him yesterday. way via kidney trouble not female trouble and were as follows: Miss Rebecca Roths- contains no opiates. Is healing and Portland or Seattle t Foiey Kidney Pills are a direct and child of Buffalo, New York, Misses soothing. O. G- Schaefer and Red 77.50 condit'ou. O. G; Cross Store. Adv. When feel out of sorts and Make pF.itive help for the Hanna and Louise Frank of Memphis, Drug you lazy, shorter limit Reservations With Sehaefer and Red Cross Drug Store. yawn a eood deal In the daytime, you Special dates, 572.59 Tenn., Miss Zander of Los Angeles Mr. Adv. .y If a substitute is offered you for can charge it to a torpid liver which Barns at Y.M.C.A. Bldg and Miss Rogina Stern of this city. !t bus allowed of f Foley Kidney Pills. means a cheap- the system to' get full Tickets are first class, ocd f z rs When the baby'is suffering the dou- er medicine is oressed upon you for impurities. HERBINB cures all dis- jr bow- in either direction, and for further ble affliction of hot weather and the dealer's profit, not yours. Foley orders produced by an inactive liver. ITS el disorders, the remedy needed Is may cost the dealer It strengthens that organ, cleanses as to etc.. call r.t "SEE YOUR OWN SCENERY? TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Kidney Pills routing please t'.ilia u4 i BABY ELIXIR. It reduces the more than a cheap substitute, but the bowels and puts the system in feverish corrects the stom-nc- h LAXATIVE 50c. condition, Take BROMO Quinine they give better results than any oth- good healthy condition. Price Fiisr I and checks looseness of the bow- Tablets. Druggists refund money if er and bladder medicine. Asl? Sold by Central Drug Co. Adv. els Price 25c and 50c bottle. to E. kidney D. L. I per it falls cure. W. Grove's signa- for Foley Kidney Pills. O. G. Sehae- BATCflSLOll, Soli by Central Drug Co. Adv. ture is on box. Ant each . 25c Adv. fer and Red Cross Drug Store. Adv. Subscribe for The Optic. SIX kAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1913.

the stamps, and a difference in the; There is more Catarrh in this sec-- ' tion of all other dis- space between the white perforated the country than LOBBY RESTAURANT AND CAFE PARDO eases and until the lohe HAD BEEP of the SEEKING put together, last UPS margin and the green portion few years was to be incur- SHORT ORDERS AND RcGULAR DINNERS or same supposed stamp, which Is not the able. For a great many years doctors She OPTIC THE BEST GOODS OBTAINABLE ALWAYS HANDLED width in each stamp. Had the stamps pronounced it a local disease and pre- TAMPERED come from the same sheet we assume FOR LIFE scribed local remedies, and by con- treat- that the would have been stantly failing to cure with local inking ment, it incurable. Sci- and the space pronounced practically identical, ence has proven Catarrh to be a con- I also, especially it the two stamps had TERMER- stitutional disease, and therefore re- SOCIETY DIRECTORY been next to each other in the sheet. quires constitutional treatment. Hall's Having found that there has been Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. CHAPMAN LODGE NO. 2, A. F. A L. O. G MOOSE Meets second and Toledo, Ohio, Is the ai COMMISSION REPORTS ON INVES- a in the exhibit, we under- ACTORS WISH TO ALLOW ONE Cheney Co., A. M. Regular com- fmir.n change only constitutional cure on the mar- Ibiiisday evenini next is for us to OF THEIR NUMBER TO DIE munication vv TIGATION OF ENVELOPE IN stand that the step ket. It 'is taken internally In doses A- first and moiitti at o W. Hall, vii'tia CASE determine whether that change was OUT OF PRISON from 10 It third Thursday in brothers . THE GARCIA, drops to a teaspoonful. COLUM - cordially invited. Howard mado prior to the introduction of the acts directly on the blood and mucous each month. Yiltlng T. Davis. Dictator; J. Thornhill, in- surfaces ot the offer Santa Fe, N. M., July 2G. Stephen exhibit in evidence, or after such Philadelphia, July 20. Actors andi system. They brothers cordially Secretary. - una uuuurea dollars lor auy case h B. Davis, Jr., United States district troduction and during the progress of other members of the theatrical pro- Wm. P. Mills. fails to cure, Send for circulars and RATES TOR CLASSIFIED ADVEC-- ' and chairman of the com- the trial. In determining this ques- fesslon America are to be W. M., H. S .an Petten, Secretary. J E. ROSENWALD LODGE NO. attorney throughout testimonials. TISEMENTS Ml, mittee appointed by Judge W. II. Pope tion we are not la any way'alded by asked to sign a petition for the pardon Address: F, J. CHENEY & CO., To- - I. O. of B. B. Meets every flrs noth- old-tim- O. of the federal district court, to inves- the exhibit itself, there being of George Marion, an e actor, ledo, LAS VEGAS COMMANDERY, NO. 2, Tuesday of the month in the Sold 75c. Five cents per line each insertion. vestrj the alleged tampering with ex- ing in connection with tne exhibit to who is serving a life term in the by druggists, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Reg- rooms of Montefiora a I tigate Take Hall's Family Pills for consti Estimate six words to a line. Temple a vs. was ex- ordinary hibit 144-- in the case of Garcia show when the change made; Eastern penitentiary here for the mur ular conclave ec d Tues o'clock p. m Visiting brothers ars pation. Adv. No ad to occupy less space than two Garcia, in equity, recently on trial cepting that the portion of the en der of his wife ago In day in each month at Mar cordially Invited Isaac Appal) fouryears lines All advertisements charged la the federal court, in which case velope underneath the lower postage Wilkesbarre. Clemency is to be ak-e- d NOTICE. sonlo Temple at 7:39 p. m. Q. U. Presldeui, Charles Greenclay, 8e will be booked at space actually set a verdict, for the plaintiff was render, stamp now appears to be somewhat on the ground that Marion Is dying, The Deep Lake Hunting and FiBh- - KlnkeL B. C; Chas. Tamme, retary. ' submitted the report whiter than the of without regard to number of words. ed by the jury, remaining portion of tuberculosis. Daniel Hart, city ing club has leased the lake known ' to Cash In advlnce preferred. of the investigations of his commit- the envelope, but, owing the fact treasurer of Wilkesbarre and an old as the Deep lake, which is located I. O. O. F. LAS VEGAS LODGE NO. tee to the court this morning. that this exhibit has been constantly friend of Marlon, is circulating the south of the La Jara take of this LAS VEGA9 CHAPTER NO. I, ROY- every Monday evening al not find handled since its this AL ARCH MASONS In brief the report d.oes introduction, petitions that will last be presented group of Kroenig's lakes of the Ten ReytUr con their hall on Sixth street. All visit- on not us to de- any unprofessional proceedings condition does enable to the hoard of pardons. Lakes Land company. No person will vocation first Monday In ing brethren cordially lnr'ted to av the part of the attorneys in the case termine the length of time during be allowed to hunt or fish upon this each month at Masonic tend. F. D. Fries. N. G.: Gui or the officers of the court. It finds which the stamp has been upon the Wao Common Law Wife property except members of the club, Temple at 7:39 p. m. H. Lehman, V. G.; T. M. El wood, ex- must be B. H. O. that there is evidence that the envelope. Wilkesbarre, Pa., July 26. The and all persons going there Hubbard, P.; F. Secretary; Farl Wertz, Treasurers had been In the consideration of the to show a card C. hibit, which is an envelope, ques- murder committed by George Marlon, prepared membership Blood, Secretary. V. Hedstcock, cemetery trustes.- is unable to fix tion of when this was in this Otherwise tampered with, but change made, for whom a pardon is being sought organization. they or to decide wheth- we are, therefore, remitted entirely will be arrested for trespassing. HANSFORD CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA the responsibility by members of the theatrical profes was made before or to a considers t ion or verbal testi- THE DEEP LAKE HUNTING AND 8. Meets first and third Meet In the Forest of Brotherly er the change sion, occurred in this city August 20, OPTIC'S NUMBER, MAIN L Fridays it was introduced fn evidence. mony. This testimony is 'so conflict- FISHINQ CLUB. at 7:30 p. m. In Masonic Temple, Love at Woodmen of the World after 1909. In early life Marion had been in full follows: that we nre unable to find or re- Mrs. J. O. Ma- on second fourt The report ing an actor and in later years was em- Rutledf, Wortly hall, the and In the United States District Court port definiteiy as ;o the time of NOTICE. tron; Mrs. s Tripp, Secretary. Mondays of each month at 8 p. n. ployed as theatrical advance agent. Wanted the District of New Mexico. change. The La Jara Hunting and Fishing Telephone Mala tZ. C. H Consul; G. Laemmle. for He had lived in Wilkesbarre, but at Stewart, To Honorable William H. Pope, Unit- No proof was presented to us, and ciub has leased the La Jara and Tip Cleric; Z. W. Local De the time of the tragedy his home was SALESMEN making, small towns; Montague, ed States District Judge for the so far as we know none- is available, lakes, which are the two northern- FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD NO. uty. Visiting memhers are espe- in Atlanta, Ga. whole time or side line; should District of New Mexico: In any way tending to show by whom most of th group ot Kroenig's lakes 10 Mees every Monday at welcome and cordially lnvtt-ed-. Marion and his victim, his common carry our fast selling pocket side night cially We, the committee appointed by the change of stamps was made. of the Ten Lakes Itnd company. No O. R. C Hall, on Douglaa avenue.at law wife, who was formerly Miss line; special sales p'an allowing the above entitled court to investigate There Is no evidence presented to person will be allowed o hunt or return 8 o'clock. Visiting members are Frances Lee, of Zion City, 111., had, it of unsold goods; makes the alleged alteration of an exhibit, us which would Justify us in finding fish upon this property except mem-oer- s cordially welcome. J. C. Wertt, KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECUR- was alleged, been living together as quick easy sales; $4 commission No. 144-a- , introduced in the trial of any unprofessional or improper con of tho club, and all persons go- J. T. Buhlor secretary; ITY Council No. 2390 Meets ln W. husband and wife for seven years on each order. Something entirely president: the case of Florence Lillian Garcia, duct on the part of any of the attor ing there must he prepared to show C. H. BalJy, treasurer. O. W. hall, Sixth street, on the first Several weeks before the tragedy, it new Write for outfit today. Can 'tc, vs. Petra Garcia, etc., No. 202, neys engaged in the trial of the Gar a membership card In this organiza- and third Mondays of each month, woman ran away with field Mfg. Co., 208 Sigel St., Chi cia is claimed, the will arrest- B La- respectfully report as follows: case, or of the officials connected tion. Otherwise they be 111. P. O. ELKS Meets second and at 8 p. m. Visiting Knights and another man, taking her child with cago, Your committee met at Santa Fe, with the court. ed for trespassing. fourth Tuesday evening of each dles always welcome. O. L. Fiers-ma-n her. Marion traced them to this city, 1ft, 1913. and spent the greater In the absence, therefore, of the THE LA JARA HUNTING month Elka home on Ninth stree A. D. Tillman, Fin July chief of he ar WANTED Girl for general house President; of of additional evidence bear- and through the police AND FISHING CLUB. avenue. broth-ersar- part the day in the Investigation. discovery work. 1102 Eighth street. Phone and Douglas Visiting ancier; Mrs. A. V. Morrow, local we believe ranged to meet his wife at police invited'. Wm. All of the members of the committee ing upon this matter, that Vegas 202. cordially Gov. deputy, 908 Jackson avenne; Z. W. no D. W. Con- were present, and in addition there further action should be taken. headquarters. ATTOKNEY8 J. Mills, ltxalted Ruler; Montague, assistant deputy, 1011 When met at police headquar wore present Karl C. Iden, 0. N. Mar A complete record of' the state they WANTED don, Secretary. Sixth street, East Las Vegas, N. M. her and both appeared Competent stenographer ron, E. A. Mann. John Venable, James ments made before the committee ters, he kissed HUNKER & HUNKS of and office clerk Answer In own K. M. was Mr. the court ste happy. Turning to the chief po H. OF COUN- W. Chaves, Antonio Garcia and kept by Iden, iieorne Hunker Chester Hs" J. B. office. KNIGHTS COLUMBUS, Marion the latter to step handwriting. Optic Chapman: all of whom made state- nographer, and we attach to this re lice, 'asked Attorneya-at-tav- k CIL NO. 804. Meets second and LOCAL TIME CAHD moments while ments before us. A further meeting port a complete transcript. from the office a few Las Veftas Ne i fourth Thursday in O. R. C. Hall, The was held at Santa Fe July 25, at Respectfully submitted, he spoke to his wife in private. Pioneer building. Visiting mem- which time we heard statements from STEPHEN B. DAVIS, JR. chlef, thinking he was accomplishing DENTISTS bers are cordially invited'. Richard EAST BOUND and VI. Wood and C. E. EDWARD A. WRIGHT, a kind act by bringing husband G. ITrank r. 8. Francis TJnney. FOR SALE Cheap, a good team of Device, K.; AngeL Arrive Bepart wtfo tnirether readilv consented. As DR. F. B. HUXMANN We inspected the exhibit In question LORIN C. COLLINS. No. 2 . . 9:10 p. m 1:16 p. r, Dentist bay mares, three and four years old, 1913. the room Marion ask NO. B as well as other exhibits introduced July 25, soon as he left one sorrel EL DORADO LODGE No. i . . .11:05 p. m 11:05 ) yearling colt and a good the Admission. wife if she would return to Dental work nf any .leai r? ;n in the case, and also considered Recommends ed his wagon. T. C. 1026 KNIGHTS OF Pv No. 8.. . 2:05 a. m 2:10 refused. moderate spring Lipssett, on trial of the state with him. She prices . m testimony given the Jacobo Chaves, superintend Atlanta . Fifth street. TH I AS Meets ev No. 10.. 1:45 p. 2:1 and Room Center Clock. Tel. Mair case bearinpc upon the change of this ent of insurance, has recommended whereuoon he pulled a revolver even East N M ery Monday as well ns certain other por-- that the Guarantee Fund Life Associa. dead. ,as Vetras, exhibit, shot her FOR SALE Bran and ground Ing in Castle Hall WEST BOUND bus- on barley ' Omaha admitted to do was indicted and tried I . Ions of the testimony. tion of be Marion for feed, at Mills No. . . 1:20 p. m 1:4 p Ladl- - Trambley Roller lsltlrg Knlgiitt are or the opinion in the state. of murder. His Professional health Culture for y a. We unanimously iness a charge first degree east of the power house. f A VJI cordially lnvlv No. S... . 6:10 a. m 6:15 Filed. for him MRS. OLLIE SHEARER rhat there has been a change in the Incorporation Papers attorneys made a hard fight fci. No. 7... . 4:20 p. m..... 4:30 p i General Hair and 8ca.li Chas Liebacs ex The United Manufactur a nioa nf temnorarv insanity. He Massage, m postage stamps upon plaintiff's Machinery VU 1 ' - aer, Chancetloi No. .., . 6:35 p. 7:00 p r 14-4-- Treatment, Facial Maniccr No. since the time when association has filed incorporation and sentenc- Massage, . hibit ing was convicted, however, Far Hisnt Comm-.nder- Harry is obvious commis was Plaza Hotel. Vii the same was mailed. Thl3 papers with the corporation ed to death. Later the sentence of ano - m. n ry Martin, Keeper Records of the Office hours 1:30 r to 3:30 p. ' Subscribe for The Optic. from the fact that a portion sion. This concern has us neaaquar- commuted to life imprisonment. FURNISHED rooms for light house Seal. cancellation now appears on the en- ters at Albuquerque, 403 South inrst keeping; bath included. 502 Main underneath the lower postage and Charles Conroy is the DOING THEIR DUTY street, corner Fifth. velope street, AUTOMOBILE, C4RWAGE It has a capital stock or $2&u,- - stamp. agent. AMD up-pe- r are - There are indications that the 000, and starts business with ?10,100 Scores of East Las Vegas Readers FOR RENT Cheap, two four room CRYSTAL: ICE are WU-lia- n SIGN PAINTING postage stamp has been changed, paid' in. The incorporators Learning the Duty of the Kidneys houses on Eleventh street. Call 307 find whether or not El 38 Germs of but we do not F. Ohlrau of Paso, Texas, To filter the blood is the kidneys N. O. HERMAN Eleventh or Phone Main 176. From Distilled Water Free from Bacteria or any Is The evidence tend- of this the fact. shares, Charles Conroy Albuquer- duty. 429 GRAND AVE. despription No impurities, no air, nothing- but Pure Ice to show such a change Is that 62 shares, and Harry P. Owen, to do this the kid FOR RENT ing que, When they fail Cheap, seven room stone 100 lbs the stamp 1 share. 2000 lbs or more, each delivery , .... 20c per underneath upper postage Albuquerque, neys are weak. house at 16 Grand avenue. Call 1000 to 2000 lb-- ,, each 25c 100 lbs there appears a thin film, apparently New U. S. Commissioners, Backache and other kidney ills may 307 Eleventh street or Phone Main delivery per of a post, of Las for- if m 1 200 to 1000 40c 100 lbs torn from the lower portion Demetrio Perez Vegas, follow; at 176. lbs, each delivery per Whether this film was has been M age stamp. merly territorial auditor, Help the kidneys do their work. 50 to 200 lbs, each delivery 50c per 100 lbs which States commis Y torn from the postage stamp appointed a United Use Doan's Kidney Pills-t- he test Km w s a FOR RENT Five room cottage on . tar the or Judge-W- H. in the now appears upon envelope sioner by Pope ed kidney remedy. hill. Phone Purple 5301. Las Ice & Co. and in court. Mrs. Elvira Veas Storage from another postage stamp, federal district East Las Vegas people endorse their 1 This whether such also been elegant Rogers' Phone Main 227 1200 Lincoln Ave the latter event, Stanton of Mosquero, has worth. was of a one-cen- t or a commissioner Pope. age stamp made a by Judge H. C. Leahy, locomotive fireman, Silver Spoon rJisGstian&cus 'two-cen- t we are un- vs. Garcia. denomination, Motions In Case of Garcia 225 Railroad Ave., uast L,as vegaa, able to ascertain. b.oth sides --if WILL TRADE Irrigated land neai Attorneys representing N. M., says: "About three years ago you use We are of the opinion that the two in the case of Garcia vs. Garcia were me Springer for Las Vegas real es- --RETAIL PRICES my back and kidneys were giving one-cen- also 12 t stamps now on the in the federal court with formal 1 tate; acres in Kansas for postage today trouble. Nothing helped me until EMPRESS 2,000 lbs., or More, Each Del very 20c per 100 lb- were not taken from the motions.. Mann & Venable, attorneys New Mexico property. Box 111, envelope got Doan's , Kidney Pills. They 1,000 lbs., to 2,000 lbs., Each Delivery 25c per 100 lbs. sheet of stamps. An inspection for Petra Garcia, ask City. 6ame the defendant, took away the pains in my 7 FLOUR 200 lbs., to 1,000 lbs. Each Delivery 30c per 100 lb. shows a difference in. the shading of ed for a new trial, and Matron & back and put me in good shape 50 lbs., to 200 lbs., Each Delivery 40c per 100 lbs. Wood for the Florence Lil plaintiff, in back' and put me in good shape Stings or bites of Insects that are Less than 50 lbsM Each Delivery 50c per 100 Ibt. asked for a in my It 's giving you lian Garcia, judgment rnose wno wuuw rauiuaums followed by swellings, pain or itching To with the findings of the jury again, a for do- should be treated as Tte.Ycsng keeping are often subject to kidney ailments, present promptly, they in the case and for a reference to are poisonous. BALLARD'S SNOW AGUA PURA COMPANY Mother of the train is bad and ing Expectant of amount due the jolting something LINIMENT counteracts the poison. It take accounting the needs a is Harvesters, Storers, and Distributors of Natural Ice, the Purity as one doing this work strong you 'd do bcth antiseptic and healing. Price Advise the the plaintiff. Both motions were wiy 50c ot Which Have Made Las Famous. 'Women of Experience U0 back. I am glad that I know of Doan's 25c, and $1.00 per bottle. Sold lasting Qualities Vega of Mother' Friend. taken under advisement by the court. way when you by Central Drug Co. Adv. OFFICE 701 DOUGLAS AVENUE Kidney Pills, as they can be depend- There Is a certain (lesree of trepidation In ' leam how Much In rd- to ed upon." itin niinila of most women regit the A strike of nearly a year's dura- The International Alliance of The- subject of motherhood. Ihe longing to For sale by all dealers. Price 50 Better EMPRESS tion in the coal mines at Taylor, " atrical Stage Employes has voted to cents. Foster-Milbur- n Co., Buffalo, Wash., has been ended satisfactorily. FLOUR really; is. hold its convention next year In New York, sole agents for the United The new agreement members gives States. Made by GER- of the United Mine Workers of Amer- ANTAds Remember the name Doan's and MAN PROCESS ica and the W. J. Maxwell, for. 15 years grand complete recognition Adv. labor and conditions take no other. secretary and treasurer of the Order same prices for ONE COUPON FROM Are Best the of Railway died i of employment as prevail among sz i EMPRESS FLOUR AND Conductors, recently Within' the first fortnight of the at his home in possess Ig often contradicted by the Inher miners In other unionized: coal camps O I FIVE STAMPS Cedar Rapids. I OX ui uiKut-Ksi- British state unemployment insurance ent tear pirmu in BRINGS Market Finders But there neeo De no sucn oreaa in view Washington. YOU THE we have a must noble law for building workmen, shipbuild- of the fact that SPOON IT 'S remedy In what Is known as Mother's ers, wheelwrights, etc., coming into His Friend. This Is an external application The annual convention of the GENUINE WM. Indigestion Cured at Last work ap- Classified search out the people to whom alt that has B wonderful Influence and control of Can force, 6,000 eiigibles out of Afte hundreds of dollars ad, among over the muscular tissues o the abdomen. Trades and Labor Congress ROGERS & spending tendons for relief. those who MIGHT BUY the is worth most By Its dully use the muscles, cords, ada will be held in Montreal in Sep plied SONS' A A for medicine and treatment for Indi particular thing and liiinmentB all gently expand without the slightest strain ; there Is no pain, no tember. STANDARD gestion and constipation with only Is : was dreaded demand That property yon want to sell WORTH MOST iO sense nausea, no nervousness what Porto Rico labor unions C. H. Whit as a severe physical ordeal becomes a calm, SILVER temporary relief, Hines, of Im- for who reads the ads. In this nswspaper end wowld sever . hear i I serene, joyful anticipation that has ltB a law for compensation injuries low, Ark., was cured by such as our foremost- teachers of Petitions for. a universal permanently press and hurts received by workmen in your unless It wars advertised nera. Knirenlcs are striving to drill into the statute have been filed in every coun- Chamberlain's Tablets. For Bale by property ntiutls of the present (feneration. course of a law to the their work, FRENCH-GRE- Y all Adv. In almost every community there T of California under the Initiative dealers. ana veer -- ty Others, who read and ads. ln this newspaper want women who have need Mother's Friend, and be plain and precise in its provisions (STER- (a& they are the ones that recovered quickly, law. are anxious to pay eash for) books, automobiles, used to thug LING) FINISH machiaary conserved their health and strength of of preside over families destined by every rule The new agreement obtained by and furniture, articles aaetulnesi any sort, and musical of physiology and the hiRtory ot success- RH CHESTER 3 PILLS ful men and women to repeat the story of The decision of the new Australian the street railway employes of Salt EMPRESS lltlllllMII DT)lUn achievement. is; a of four Ladled! Astt jour OruiTKlut for AX Mother's Friend iR prepared after th government to abolish the preference Lake City for period limond it rand are aU tA Pills in It. d amt iiold mtUillAV As the classified ads. read by possible buy:s, of all "formula of a noted family doctor by the on and an increase of 2 can be boxes, sealed lllutt 18 Kldst-- hitherto given to union workmen years grants viih Ribbon. coma Hreciflr-i- Begulator Co., I.:nar Tuke rif othi'P. Iltiy of yon r " slble sorts of thins, they have to be finders of the bast Atlnnta. r,n. the commonwealth public works has cents an. hour. tained in this from OruBcUt. A i r iil-ri- i HfvTEH 9 Write them for tbelr Instructive book to city MA.,!M rU.WO HAM. for 3 ,Ttmcfiint mothers. You will fled Mother's aroused a storm of protest from the tVienrt on sale by all drug store at flM ' Subscribe for The Optio. ALL GROCERS SOLI) 6 V O&ISIS EVEitYWHLRE union officials,- 224 bottle. , .u'J-t- a. i,,1mIM V LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1913.

las strength of character! X month ago she had not noticed them. She me that it was just Te3nThueis7"dear, . vi had felt he was such a man, but the that made me feel that my protecting POSTAL FILES AIJOHNIiliUIME wrinkles, her could arras should be about you always. Use confirming belief, - of1 Love is love,- a law unto itself alone. PULPIT IMOEIff be IE almost called a source of joy to AND JL We her. They had made away with some must recognize It and bow to it us COMPLAINT Af APPEAL FOR of the youthfulness, but in his face because it brings happiness." ! she now saw something which more He came a Btep nearer, but she did Choir Loft than compensated. It had greater not turn to him. She stood hall strength now, strength Buch as was turned away, her eyes downcast, her CAPITAL DELAY written on her father's countenance lips parted Into half a smile. Her CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE Kin? 'iconic breath came fast and she could feel iy Harry "You look tired." Her low, sympa CONCEPTION Adrian Rabeyrolle, thetic tones and her solicitous look her heart beat Then she heard him a so pastor. ALLEGES TELEPHONE COMPANY 111tisraf did what nothing else could do. They say in lower tone, gently: ASKS PUBLIC TO JOIN IN HIS ions 7 Gloria? Fist mass at 6:30 a. m; second mas3 melted his stern purpose to bear it "Nothing to Bay, Can't you DISCRIMINATES IN FAVOR OF FIGHT TO SAVE HETCH-HETCH- 10 a. m. in COPYRIGHT BY A.C.M?CLIJRC &i CO.. I9Z all in silence for yet a few days into believe me?" at Sunday school English THE WESTERN UNION VALLEY to She turned to find herself and 3 in TO" with"' a desire take her as much as he gazing Spanish at p m., Spanish at pardon" me, be you aganTTi into his eyes. ' 'dared into his confidence. With a 3:30 P. m. an benediction SYNOPSIS. , just a few minutes." Rosary Santa Fe, N. M., July 20 The state John Muir, the noted naturalist woman's she would "Yes, I believe In you as I believe who quick perception of the blessed sacrament at 7:30 P. j There was no time for them to pro In my father." corporation commission has been call is president of the Society for the CHAPTER I Gloria Kerr, a motherless test. He office understand that he was unhappy. Her m. into the where , ed on to iflrl who has spent most of her life at slipped sympathy and her confidence in him This answer was not enough.. He do a little trust busting, if Preservation of National Parks, has .school, arrives at her father's home In Kendall and Kerr were closeted, and school - boss would nerve him to the 'good had asked her to be his wife. Not yet Sunday for English speak- the allegations in the Postal Tele sent broadcast an for jBelmont. David Kerr Is the political closed the door quietly after him. fight appeal support 'Of the town and Is anxious to prevent his fight as nothing else could and his had she replied. ing and Spanish speaking children company's are true. in his daughter of his real character. The situation was not without its graph complaint fight against California's pro- learning heart was stirred' by the "Say that you care for me, GJoria; every Sunday at 1:30 p. m. W. C. embarrassment. into consider possibility." Black, superintendent for the ject to make the beautiful Hetch-Hetch- y CHAPTER II Kendall, representing the Taking he "I'm and tell me that you love me." "Yes," admitted, tired Postal Telegraph-Cabl- e Chicago packers. Is negotiating with ation everything which had happened "I've cared, Joe; I do love company of valley a vast reservoir, Kerr's chief adviser, for a sick at heart,' always CHURCH OF SOR- jJudge Gilbert, in the last there was little won OUR LADY OF has filed with cor- j valuable franchise. fear the oppo- month, T you." Denver, the state The appeal, in part, follows: They der each "Why don't you take a vacation ROWS Rev. sition of Joe Wright, editor of the reform that felt constrained. In ad Go to "For better or worse?" He held out Paul Gilberton, pastor. poration commission a formal com- "For the of aper. Europe." preservation this valley his arms. First mass at 6:30 a. m., third Sun- plaint against the Mountain States we dition to that, Gloria felt as if she make this public appeal in the "CftSPTER ill Kerr asks the assistance "1 can't pick up and run away like day excepted. Second mass 8.30: Telephone and Of Judge Gilbert In Introducing Gloria to nad just been figuratively thrown at "To the end of the world," she whis- Telegraph company Relief that the people will not sit LBelmont and to him that; but I'd do it anyway if it would sermon in rendered society promises help nis head. To a high-spirite- d this as his arms were folded English, hymns alleging discrimination against his dly by, while a but through the packers' franchise and let girl bring back the dear old days." ' pered about municipality which lra have all the in itself was Bat her. by the children under the direction company and in Javor ot tne Western 'admits can graft. mortifying. They "The days I knew?" the girl made it obtain sufficient water without a word until the be- And as their met in of the Sisters of Loretto. Third mass Union in IV-Gl- silence lips their first cases where CHAPTER orla meets Joe Wright bold to ask. telephone pat- jfrom several other sources by pay. t the Gilberts. It appears they are on came painful. Wright was desperate. kiss, Wright saw in her eyes the light at 10:30 a. m.," sermon in Spanish. rons wish to send a a met In "The days you made so delightful." telegram and ing little more, is trying to destroy ilntimate terms, having previously Here was the one woman in all the that never yet has shone on land or 4 school. 4 a party In Europe. "Can they be gone forever?" From 3 to Sunday At ask central to connect them with the and convert to its own uses touring world, and he was afraid to open his sea. the won. "You did Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- Hetch-Hetch- y CHAPTER twits on mouth. mean" Wright not dare telegraph office. Mr. mack in n!s derful valley In Wright At last he mustered sufficient to his In the his failure to keep an engagement to to put hope words. ment. At the New Mexico Hospital complaint alleges that almost invar- meet In courage remark: j 'vouuijai iarn. Dy CUlling her Paris. He explains that the Carried farther than she had in- for the mass very fourth i"uihc leath of his mother his "Beautiful weather Insane, iably this is down na-jtur- ' prevented going spring we're request complied with its magnificent groves of to Parte. tended, Gloria beat a retreat by say- be Continued the having." (To Monday) Sunday by pastor. by" connecting the telephone patron own planting, and This ing: burying its "CHAPTER VI The Gilberts invite remark served only to punctu- Taking Big Chances with the" Western Union. He to ' "Who knows? We may meet in Paris asks gardens and lawns 200 feet deep for 'Gloria stay with them pending the ate the silence. It seemed to him, It. of the Kerr home. some U ton ;;!vat. a rink to depend upon ST. PAUL'S MEMORIAL CHURCH, that the defendant be made to cease a water tank. refurnishing from the of time before re- again day." This destructive length she "Some I'.eiwhJjors or in Rev. 716 National such VII-O- time soon, I I'm sick Heading lor medicine J. S. Moore, Rector, discriminatory scheme Is CHAPTER ne society bud who plied, that Gloria was mentally Inspect- t hope. actions, and for embodied in a bill intro- Tefused to meet Is and tired of it all To- .vita a com-.Kiiia- i. Gloria forced to do so the records of here, Gloria. of stiuilen attaik of bowel avenue, East Las Vegas. the promulgation of such rules and duced by Raker Cal- when her father is made to feel Kerr's ing the weather bureau it has Congressman 'of for the last day seemed like the game isn't In it. most every neighborhood Tenth Sunday after Trinity, July 27 regulations the power. twenty years. worth by commission as ifornia, and desperate efforts are be- the candle. What do you think?" l "from VHI-Wr- "Yes," Bhe word did not oil cone s mor- 1913. will make it CHAPTER lght said, a that died, cholera impossible for the tele made to rush it begins his "I'm all in the dark, too," was her ing through congress fight against the proposed franchise in appear so ponderous as to require all bus that could have easily been saved Holy Communion, 7:30. phone company' to throw of before the columns of his paper, the Belmont confession. Slowly and in the all Its anything like the full wide News. that time to bring it forth. surely business to shadow of her had the proper medicine been at hand. Sunday School, 9:45. one which the g Im- "This did not conducive to fur- shattered hopes and his telegraph company. hearing prove conflict Then think of the that must and sermon 11. In an affidavit which CHAPTER IX - Kerr, through his ther conversation. He felt that the unhappy of duty and desire suffering Morning prayer accompanies portance of the subject demands, can henchmen, exerts every influence to ham- were they drawn closer e endured until medicine can ob Order of service at 11 o'clock. the J. S. per Wright in the publication of his weather had not been exhausted by being together be complaint Creegan, manager be had. Repeated appeals have been than even had been when at her voluble however, and used they they tained. The safe way Is to keep at Hymn 433, "How Sweet the Name," Albuquerque for the Postal, states made to the public lands committee reply, laughed with the and it again. spring dreamed hand a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, (Spinney.) that in 48 instances in of the house of of the days to come in a sun- Albuquerque representatives for (Continued from Yesterday) tell me It's liable to be bad radiiyit in which he told "They shine of love. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remdy. It has Venite Exultemus Domino, Chant, central he wished postponement until December, in or- for another month." unwhispered to a "I don't know what to Gloria never been known to fall and has un (Robinson.) send telegram, he was connected der that evidence now in Again Gloria seemed to make a men- - think," preparation went on in a low tone. "I don't seem doubtedly saved the lives of many Gloria Patri, Chant. (Robinson ) with the Western Union every time may be presented. But the commit- to but two. CHAPTER XIII. understand Belmont." t ople. Buy it now. It only costs a Te Deum Landamus, (J. R. Thomas.) He further spates that A. tee has closed the hearings. D. t "Why don't you go away? , Don't r.il Graham, mana- "The few-visi- v ijiu'.r'.er. rot vi'le iy dealers. Benedictus, Chant, (Anon.) formerly district invaders urge that but you want to?J' -. Wright had no means of knowing Adv. ,f- n Hymn 485, "I Love Thy Kingdom ger, stated to him that he (Graham) Hetch-Hetch- y valley, and that "WhaJ for? I know the life out ;h what it was. Judge Gilbert had to pro- 1 Lord," (Williams.) had not received from the home of- the needs of a great are para- If there." She city pose to him, but he felt certain that it made a sweeping ges- fice a certain circular mount to i ture which to MEN'S EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE Sermon. letter supposed the pleasures ot a few. Tbe had some connection, with his news- seemed encompass all to the world Ocean Grove, N. J., July 26. The Hymn 416, "A Lover of have been sent out; in which the same argument would have applied paper and with the campaign now end- outside the four walls which Strength," shut them in New Men's for Wom telephone company Instructs its cen to Yosemite before good roads were ing in a lurid blaze of political pyro- together. "It wouldn't Jersey League (Luther's Hymn.) me more to live a well con tral girls to ask which is made. With roads and traila technics. , Gloria Kerr was the last really satisfy any an Suffrage held attended Presentation, Chant 189, (Anon.) company good as I used to live." person he would have thought of meet- vention here today for the purpose Hymn 402, "Jerusalem My Happy preferred whenever a request for a connecting it with the Yosemite and "Yet life He ing in Gilbert's office. He had prom- your here" left the of the cause of woman S. telegraph company connection Is de the other important places in the rest to her. furthering Home," (H. Irons.) ised himself that after the election, no suffrage in this, state. The members This church Is for sired. park, travel to Hetch-Hetch- y will in- matter whether it went his or "No, this doesn't satisfy me either." open daily pri way not, of the league have agreed to support vate and meditation. Exhibit A gives the date of 45 calls crease just as travel to the Yosemite he would see ex- "In a word, Gloria, you're 'not hap- prayer her and make his candidates in Raton and in each of has increased. cuses for not had the time to py." only senate and assembly Albuquerque having vote which the in- be with her as he had wished. He Instead of replying directly, she who pledge themselves to in CHRISTIAN TABERNACLE telephone company con "A hundred years ago travel asked a nected the to Now would also begin to look about for a with dropping of her hands the next legislature to givp the, ballot Sunday school 9:45 a. m. inquirer with the Western the Alps was negligible. it to her sides in a fashion: , Union, instead com has Eu- purchaser for the News. He hoped he hopeless to women. Rev. J. I. Imhof, pastor. of asking which become the 'playground of would no Glo- "Is anybody in the whole world was have difficulty in getting Communion 11 pany preferred. rope,' and consular reports indicate Are you and preaching a.'m. ria to leave Belmont. Then for the happy? happy?" IMPULSE that over two million travel . OBEY THAT 7 m. persons new could "Don't you think I am?" Christian Endeavor p. life with her where they be Instead of the daily torment of to the Swiss If al- "I'm afraid not." Evening services 8 p. m. Alps annually ever together, one in heart and hope weak back, backache, sore kidneys. RHEUMATISM AND THE HEART and The appealing way she looked at lowed to Increase without restriction,. happiness. vvollen loints and rheumatism, ouey Don't overlook the grave fact that .. him, her whole s"bul In trove! r tVta TXai ti.TTottVnT nritl .s.-i- When Williams told Wright that welling up her that imulse to take Foley Kidney Pills. FIRST M. E. CHUKCH Cor rheumatism easily "settles in the eyes, him to his feet and set so Judge Gilbert was ready to see him, brought with nature, which Eighth and National avenue. Rev. ts. heart, ' and disturbs the valvular ac- be great as to make any scheiu.s him to and down. They he opened the door and saw the' law- pacing nervously up mounts for their success in an mo C. tion. The cure consists In to destroy it unthinkable, and no He looked Anderson, pastor. removing yer advancing to meet him with ex- fatigued, distressed, beside ney and bladder disorders. They are the cause. Foley Kidney Pills so tone would suffer - "oss " school, 9:45. wor- community grea'.ei- tended hand. The adviser of Belmont "Yes," She Said. himself with care. She forgave him healina. strengthening and tonic. Sunday Morning up and strengthen the kidneys that h by its destruction than San sio. knew the value of a hand- everything but his studied refusal to that today and give ship with sermon at 11 o'clock. they keep the blood free of corporations tal survey of all the weather records Obey Impulse poisons "Since establishment or Y shake a made let her share whatever weighed upon a chance to your. u. u. 6:45 p. m. Evening and uric acid that cause rheu- the the and cordial greeting. It of the last twenty years. Wright had them help League, crystals, to on him. Could he not see, she and Red Cross Drug btore. sermon 8 matism, swollen Joints, uri- semite National park by act i con- a visit his office take the air of almost forgotten what he had said thought, Schaefer worship with at o'clock. backache, how she yearned to tell him that Adv. nary irregularities and disturbed heart October 1, 1S90, constant tviife a social affair. when she at last gave the conversation A cordial invitation is extended to gress, whither he went there she would go action. Try them. O. G. Schaefer on hordes "I'm so glad you came," he said to football a kick by all who have no other of wor- has been going arounl its s. dainty saying: also, that his would be all her IN place and Red Cross Drug Store. Adv. the editor, shaking hands heartily. "Yes." joys RACE MEETING HAMILTON "The first application to the gov- and that his burdens would be ship to attend divine services at this "1 came as soon as I could." Wright This time he was for her. His joys Hamilton, Ontario, July 26. The ernment San Francisco ready divided with love divided all church. by the super- was not going to be outdone, and her, that second of season's race embarrassment was wearing off and sorrow aud doubled all the meetings AUTO RECORD'S MAY FALL visors foife the use of Lake Eleanor therefore used his most tone, joy? of genial he under the the Hamilton Hetch-Hetch- y began again promptly: Wright could stand it no longer. auspices Galveston, Tex., July 26. With and the valley for res- although the shaking hands on his "Don't the rains make the road pret- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH He saw her before him, with Jockey club opened at the local track many high powered cars entered and ervoirs was made October 15, 1901, side was a perfunctory performance. ty bad out your way?" trembling Rev. Norman Skinner, pastor. Doug- that same emotion that shook him, today and will contmuv until Satur- with the in America 22, fcy He knew Judge Gilbert's real attitude, "My friends manage to get out to las avenue and Tenth street Morn- speediest pilots and denied December 1903, tha and undue under the circum- aflame with the same fire that burned day of next week. The horses have to man them it is that some of the interior. In his "re cordiality see me." i ing worship and sermon at 11 o'clock. expected secretary stances too much within him, mutely questioning him arrived here well seasoned as a re- new savored of the This was a chill rejoinder, and school ses- world's straightaway records will port on this case he well says: Greeks with her big, soulful eyes. How could over Bible study and Sundar bearing gifts.' Wright felt he had lost several points sult of two months' campaigning be set up at the automobile race Tt is proposed to convert Lake "Miss Kerr and I have been he make amends for that month of sion at 9:45 . m. Society of Chris- Just in their game of Indirection. the Canadian circuit and owners and to be held on Iletch-Iieten- y re- neglect except by her what she 6:30 m. meeting Galveston beach Eleanor and valley, speaking of you." "Locust Lawn is a distance telling one tian Endeavor at p quite long ago had but what more track officials predict of the best the first three days of next week. into reservoirs for the "What!" exclaimed Wright Look- out," he ventured. guessed, The church extends a most hearty spectively, recently she had a right to doubt? He meetings of the summer The program for Monday, the open- of water supply for the ing past the judge, for the first time "Not far enough to discourage my invitation to all people. Strangers storage city. he saw Gloria. At mention of hei felt weak where he wanted to be ing day of the meet, provides for five Both are admittedly scenic features friends." To hear from her that and sojourners in the city especially name the girl rose from her chair. She to an He strong. lips Criamberlain's Colic, Cholera and events, the chief of which will be the of the Yosemite National park. Hetch- - This goaded him apology. she loved him was all that he needed welcomed. really thought she merely wanted to was not it $5,000 Cotton Carnival is known for regretted that she making to make him invincible. With her ac- Diarrhoea 'Remedy. sweepstakes, Hetchey valley widely speak to him, once more look into hia be- a free-for-a- 4VJ continuous easy for him, but he forgavo her love in his heart there Mr. W. S. Gunslnus, a Pennsylvania hours its wonderful natural conditions and eyes, and then take her departure. cause he knew she did not understand. knowledged FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner was nothing he could not do. farmer, residing nenr Fleming. P. 0 race. marvelous scenic interest. At sight of her, Wright stepped for- "Because I've been ro busy, please of Main and Sixth streets. Rev. N. B. "Oh, Gloria, I can't tell you what a Pa., says: "For the past fourteen " 'The valley proper is about three ward and said, "How do you do, Miss don't think that I'm discouraged." Green, Pastor. Kerr? a to see fight I'm making. You wouldn't un- T have used Chamberlain's Collff If a subslitute Is offered for and one-hal- f miles long and of a It's great pleasure "Why should I think, of it at all?" in Sunday school, 9:45 o'clock, a. m. you you. I certainly did not expect to derstand. Business is business, out Cholera and Marrhoea in my Foley Kidney Pills, It means a cheap- width from one-quart- to she replied with spirit. Remedy Morning service with sermon, 11:30 varying find side a woman's realm, but I've missed j er medicine is Dressed upon for thrpfl-miHrfpr- n. you here." Her remark hurt him, both her words family and have found it to be an ex- you nf milp Tlip. rnsrjrftfi shook In con- you so much this last montn. o'clock. the dealer's profit, not yours. Foley They hands rather a and her manner of speech. It tore 1 have a bot- crowned with domes. At declaration cellent remedy. always B. Y. P. 7 m. Pills cost the dealer granite walls, strained manner, Gilbert watching his reserve and made hin? this she caught her U., o'clock p. Kidney may away burt some- tle of it in my hou?e and take pleas- more than a but towers, spires and battlements, seem them closely the while.. forth in breath. Joy, she found, could Evening service with sermon, 8 cheap substitute, protest. to better oth- to rise almost all she "1 times prove the twin of pain. That ure in recommending it my o'clock. they give restilis than any perpendicular upon "Naturally not," replied. "That's not like you, Gloria. We've er medicine. came to see Gilbert on a mat this man, tliisj strong, fearless man, friends." For sale by all dealers. kidney and bladder Asi sides to a height of 2,500 feet above Judge been such good friends." The public is cordially Invited to for O. G. am in his struggles had missed her, bad Foley Kidney Pills. Schae- this beautiful emerald meadow, ter of business and just leaving." "We have been good friends," she Adv. and Adv Intimated a for dependence attend any of these services. fer Red Cross Drug Store. Despite herself she could riot help admitted promptly. "Ia there any longing "'If natural scenic attractions of find me most of upon her, made her heart bound. Love Ele-no- adding, "My friends reason, Joe, why we should not be LOST FORTUNE the grade and character of Lake r Lawn." even when his banners have beery FINDS SHILOH BOPTIST CHURCH the time at Locust now?" PERRY CELEBRATION AT TOLEDO Hetch-Hetch- are not forth to the breeze be N. M.. July 26. Sixty Corner Columbia and Railroad ave- and valley Something in her manner brought His heart beat within him at flung leagues Albuquerque, ' 26. The name of high wall is in Toledo, July of the class which the law commands, the- - lawyer at once into the conversa- her words. were so so fore the castle reached, nevei thousand dollars gold and silver nues, Rev. W. R. Burgess, pastor. They direct, ceases to be a when at last Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, the secretary to preserve and retain tion with a turning of the subject honest, so like the one woman of his surprise American currency, burled in a big Preaching 11 a. m., and g p. m., by the knock at the gate is heard. whom Toledo adopted years ago as a in their natural condition, it would "I couldn't tell you very well over dreams. It grieved him that he could copper tinaja under the ranch house the postor; Sunday school 9:45 a. the what I he ex- "You've no right to say your worl sort ot patron saint and in memory seem difficult to find in the 'phone, wanted," not be as direct with her; but that of the late Guadalupe Gutierrez at B. Y. 3 m. All are wel- any park to is outside of woman's realm if you'vi m.; P U., p of whom she has plained Wright. "It'll be a little was impossible, for over them was the this named buildings, that are, unless it be the Yoesmlto I if you've missed something a womai Ranchos de Albuquerque north of come to attend these services. while before I can talk to you. sinister shadow of David Kerr, her streets and suburbs, will be further valley itself. In the absence of the need a few minutes more to ascertain could supply." city was discovered this week by Juan father, the Boss of Belmont. honored the coming week by a great clearest to the contrary, it the wishes of clients." "Something the one woman could Bazan, occupant of the house, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY expression fully my "Tliere'B no reason why we shouldn't present celebration of the centennial of the is was The conversation was so business- 3iipply," he corrected. which reached morn- inconceivable that it intended: be Gloria. to reports services every Put-In-Ba- good friends, What put according Regular Sunday battle of in to-- , like Gloria to "I must be she said, Those charge by the act of February 15, 1901, that forced herself say: that idea Into your head?" going," rising here yesterday. ing at 11 o'clock and Wednesday "I must be Please don't let from her chair; "I'm afraid Mrs of the arrangements believe the fes confer any to be exercised going. "My circle of friends in Belmont Bazan he discovered an old pa- at 8 o'clock in O. R. C. hall. authority me keep you from work." Hayes isn't coming." says evening tivities here will eclipse all of the for the subversion of those your seems to have grown smaller and Gutierrez and secreted natuia) But at this Gilbert held up his hand smaller." He stepped between her and the per signed by similar celebrations to be held in the conditions which are essential to thn and her take in a place in the house, indi- appealingly begged, "Please don't "Please don't put me on the out- door, letting several Bteps hiding The discomfort and sense Great Lakes cities thi3 summer. One very purposes for which the was go. I want to do me because treasure was buried. agonizing park you a favor. side." forward, they brought hei cating where the of suffocation that accompany hay of the principal attractions, of course, Wait for Mrs. Until fin closer to before he said: lived on Hayes. I've, "You seem to have put yourself him, Gutierrez, who the ranch for fever and asthma may be greatly al- will be the reclaimed and rehabili- ished this conference, won't you be ' must hear me. 1 there.". "No, Gloria, you a area of leviated the use of " so many years, acquiring large by Foley's Honey tated Niagara, the century-ol- flag- MASONS SAIL good as to act as hostess here and The conversation There wa3 didn't mean to sp'eak now, of all times, and Tar It has FOR PANAMA lagged. farming land, was known to be Compound. soothing on which Commodore rode entertain Mr. Wright?" so much to about. Gloria was but it had to be some and per- on the mucus and re- ship Perry New Orleans, July 20 Several huu-tW- d think day, have no confidence In effect linings, wealthy and to r to in the war of 1S12. Par- "Really, Judge Gilbert, I" , Keeking to reconcile his explanations haps it is all for the best now," lieves the gasping and tieklin-- sen- victory hi?h degree Mesons, from an "I'm sure Mr. He the banks the storage! of his riches. v i Wright wishes it." with her own observations. Looking The woman leaned her hand upon for sation in the throat and bronchial ades and historical exercises pnrts of tha south Bailed from New interrupted her because he did not him she saw that he did not the table for The was in on9 big copper re- tubes. O. G. Schaefer and Red Cross feature latter at closely support, turning hall money the program. The parr Orleans for Panama the--( know what she he today on might say, and have that fresh, robust look which a away from him. ceptacle with another inverted over Drug Store. Adv. of the week the scene of exercises knew his remark would from the bartered sleamship Atenas. T! bring month had made him seem fit for "Don't mur-mure- ago Joe, please don't," she it and. was in good. condition. . will be transferred1 to old Fort newspaper man a that she re- As he sat in Meigs, principal object of the trip, which request a gladiatorial contest. "I must go." owner of the was Your main. he ' seemed to The late money Improve Complexion. which figured conspicuously in the conducted under the bf the big office chair "No, no, I must tell you. You've B. auspices thf "I wouldn't have Miss make Hi3 face was thin- the father of Mrs. J. Nipp and Mrs. Your complexion as well as your last war between the United States Wright relax with fatigue. asked me if you could help me. 1 grand consistory of Louisiana, ia ex- a martyr of herself," said with lines of Adolf o of North Eighth street is rendered miserable a dis- and Great Britain. Wright ner, and there were little want you to help me; you can help Otero temper by Governors emplification of a class of 102 at quiet dignity, "but if she would be so his eyes. Between his understood the heirs have ordered toy worry about me always. I love you. I want you and it is $vierancf .constipation. of Kentucky, Cox of Ohio, and Panama. After c" T n kind" brows and on either side his mouth to wife. of the money, Bazan Tablets Pothler Rhode Tiave be my I have loved you, oh, made disposal Take Chamberlain's and you of Island accept- are conferred a branch of f,,e As , m "Didn't I tell you," the judge said tc were to be seen creases which the so most long; and, of all, I've felt 10 for h's of the will them both. For sale ed invitations to take the cel- ! . .the girl. "Not a word. You must to world receiving discovery improve by part ia Arabic Order of the ?';-- trl thought proclaimed the you have needed " Jhat mej.. DonLJel Adv. . ebration. . .take my placejintfl I .return. If you'll coin. ti) all dealers. will he instituted. LAS VEGAS DAILY EIGHT OPTIC, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1913.

HERO OF MOVIES Take Baby Shopping With You (5 ; GIRLS No trouble whatever (o take baby shoppine or calling-- on trains, cars or elevator no matter where you go or how you go. Tlie greatest con- Light automobile lamps at 7:51 CONSIDERS LAS ill venience to mothers with absolute comfort for the baby is an ON ACCOUNT o'clock this evening. ft. 1 a dram Best BalJ Bearind Try ot OIQ Taylor Bour VEGAS It bon at the Opera Bar. Adv. II this afternoon we will It la a combined Carrier, and Bassinet, and can be chanced of our store being closed SideWalk Skates irom one to ll oilier Where tmimaslbla to wheel slmnlv null s I C ., string and the settles uently to the ground. Wheels disappear Into 11 Uf st l x Special dinner at the Plaza hotel the Kind Can have an extra amount of fruits and vegetables ROMAINE FIELDING OF THE, LUBIN $1.55 for $2.00 babyout. be hung on the arm and carried with ease permits one arm ta f f" I WvVrSS; i "3 Sunday, 50 cents. Adv befree. let us show you Its many conveniences. t COMPANY MAY LOCATE J yS? I for tomorrow HEAD morning. i . . QUARTERS HERE 10c for White Enameled Mugs. Head hiway cook at nome when you can this Testimony get a better dinner at 10c for Pointing Trowels. Sunday the Komaine motion When I first saw the Oriole I.thought it would not be useful unti1 EXPECT BO Fielding, picture 15c Com- WE Plaza hotel for cents? Adv. for Screen Door Seta but I I player, writer, manager and. in fact. baby was older, have changed my opinion. would not exchange for plete. ten of the old kind baby It is so for Strawberries Fed Pie Cherries the whole show, arrived in Las Vegas carriages. convenient taking baby on the Raspberries Finch's Golden Wedding 20c for best Table Oil street car and or for or Rye, aged this afternoon for a short yard train, wheeling, for making a bed for baby in the house, In wood. Direct from the business Cloth. Peaches Las Cruces distillery visit in the MRS. J. H. CARSON, Chatham, Ont. Cantaloupes to you. At the interest of the .Lubin Mov Lobby, of course. 75c for $1.25 Tennis Rackets. ' ing Picture company, which at pres Extra Table Plums Cauliflower Adv, , We are the exclusive Lbs Fancy ent has headquarters for the west at 25c, 35c, 45c for Tennis Balls. Vegaa - Silver City. Mr. 6c for three Nest agents for the Oriole et Celery Cucumber There will be a special choir at Fielding is the most Eggs. popular "movie" actor in the United 5c 3 the union services tomorrow morning for doien Clothes Pins. from home States, and he and other vegetables gardens at the Presbyterian, church instead when passed through 5c for Blue Seal Vaseline. the large was J. C. JOHNSEN & SON of the large chorus choir. crowd that at the sta 6c for Glass Everybody tion he Percolator Tops. is Invited to these was recognized immediately attend .services. 6c for Map'ie Door StopB. by a number of the followers of mov- ' ing pictures. 85c for $1.25 Galvanized Rural The Greater Las Vegas band will Mr. Mail Boxes. Its Fielding today received a tele Store give regular Sunday night concert gram from Stearns the Motion Picture Maga- tomorrow night in the Plaza. The See Our Big Line of zine to the effect that he had won the CAST band has been working on many new ALUMINUM WARE Jefferson President. 1 big popular player contest and that he Raynolds, pieces and a good concert is promised E. D. Vice B. had won with over one half million Raynolds, President. S. Davis, Vice President. Hallett votes ahead of his nearest competitor. This Week at Raynolds, Cashier. h.. Erie Hoke, Assistant Cashier. Guadalupe Delgado and Eusebio Mr. Fielding is on his way to Silver Herrera were arrested last night by City from the east where he has been Santa Fe Officer W. L. Dickson for on business. In company with Hallett trespassing on Santa Fe property and Raynolds, W. H. Stark - and H. P, YOU CAN GET when brought before D. R. Mur Judge Browne, Mr. Fielding left this after Opposite Y. M. C. A. ray this morning were sentenced to noon for the mountains north of Las days in jail and the of ICE COLD payment Vegas where he will be shown' the BUTTERHILK the costs of the case The sen- FIRST NATIONAL BANK jail fine points of La8 yegas scenery. Mr tence being suspended, they the This morning at 8:50 o'clock, Raf- - paid Fielding w'll look at this scenery with costs and were released. aelita Duran, the 20 year old daughter AT THE CREAMERY the prospect of his companv .: LAS VEGAS. N VI locating of Mr. and Mrs. Vidal Duran. riiprl nF here if conditions are favorable As after an illness of several months. A left the manager of the Lubin ANY TIME - 15c GALLON large party this morning for comDanv: The funeYal services will be held Santa Fe in automobiles where Mr. Fielding is anxious to locate where .(X)p they Monday morning from the Church of Capital. $100 Surplus, and Undivided pHom 35 000 ill remain until Monday.' Those in the scenery Is fitted for the of TfMrEgl MTMMqp taking the Immaculate Conception. The fun- the were Mr. excellent pictures and them la party and Mrs. Charles littip eral will be under the direction of J. Danziger, Mr. and Mrs. Dan doubt in the minds of the local boost Our Stern, Johns an & Son. Depositors Receive Every Courtesy and Mrs. Abe Frank, Miss Louise Frank, ers that Mr. Fielding will find Las Within the Q O H L M CJ D Miss Hannah Frank, Jake Stern, Mrs. Vegas an excellent place, suitable to Scope of Good Banluajj WOO - his Stern, Miss Eddie Zander, Miss Re- requirements. gina Stern, Miss Henrleta MOST HEAT FOR YOUR MONEY Rothschild, AMERICANS T t nd Leonard Hoskins. Interest Paid on Into Deposit The revival campaign which is be Ing conducted in the city under the SWASTIKA COAL According to information received leadership of Rev. William M. Run DOUBLES MATCH here today, W. E. Curtis, the man ynn win terminate with a series of WHOLESALE AND RETAIL who formerly ran the Dixie Pressing union services tomorrow. At U a m. there club, is in trouble In Trinidad, being will be a union preaching ONE MORE VICTORY WILL GIVE service in FULLY under arrest for selling alleged fake the Presbyterian church. THEM POSSESSION OF THE 51,050 EQUIPPFO AT YOUR BOOR At 3 m. oil stock in a Texas concern. Curtis p. there will be another mest DAVIS TROPHY was well known here. He was In Las ing for men In the T. M. C. A. gym the naslum. The service will Vegas greater part of 1912, going concluding Wimbledon, July 26. By winning to be held in the Duncan Walsenburg In the late fall of that opera house today's doubles matches in the series He beginning at 7:45. The I year. returned to this city last promptly for the Davis cup, the American lawn ipring and a short Cur- - theme for the morning stayed time. preaching tennis challengers, McLoughlin and THE OLD RELIABLE tis was a member of service Is "Our Wealth in Christ" the Las Vegas Hackett, placed the United States lodge of Moose The subject for the address at the team ahead In the series. They have men's meeting is ."The Gospel Grip." bad a singles match and a double The theme for the evening sermon BAIN TO CHANGE POSITIONS is match, of which the Englishmen took WAGON "Running the Blockade." Special one match. To win the Changes in the management of the music will be provided ror all these singles cup. the Americans need to win one operating department of the Atchison, meetings. We urge upon the mem- only Topeka and Santa Fe railway which bers match of the two to be played OVERLAND of our churches and congregat- HODO, 59T, may sweepingly affect the western di ions- the importance of attending visions are to in McLoughlin and Hackett were con imminent, according these concluding services, and most Telephone and we will - formation sidered experts a weak combination orcall have our demon- received in local railroad cordially invite the general public by as with -- circles. C. H. Bristol, superintendent to avail itself of the last on compared Barrett and Dixon stra tor show you at the of at Pueblo, Colo., it is said, will become portunity to hear the evangelist. beginning today's match. But the his brilliant - general superitendent at La Junta, NORMAN SKINNER, young Californian, by made Los fh while J. M. Kurn, general superintend E. C. ANDERSON, play, up for the deficiency of his Veps4stsmgie I Machine Co ent at La Junta, will go to Amarillo N. B. GREEN, partner and carried off the match af Phone Main 344 & as general manager of the Texas lines. J. I. IMHOF. ter a hard fight in a sensational fash- Whalen, Fowler Mr,ps C. Fox, general manager at Amaril ion by three sets to two. The scores lo, it is understood, will become gen were 6-- and 6-- "HARVEY'S" eral manager of the Pacific coast in me rourtn set, while making a Famous mountain ranch: 31st sea lines' with offices at San Francisco. At violent smash, McLoughlin broke his son. Old management: old rates. Car Pueblo, Bristol will be succeeded by acquet and lost a point which brought rlage out every Saturday. Leave or- BUY AtJ B. A. West, the present roadmaster, England within one point of set and l.tfERY WMGOfj ders at or Plaza hotel. Insures Prompt Deliveries at Minimum Expense to the ;' Murphey's the match." Then, on his own ser according report. Quick delivery means satisfied customers and moie customers whom vice with a new racquet, he brought you can satisfy. Durable in construction, iclialile in operation cheaper than horse the game even. A terrific smash and power f LAVTON'S LECTURE a hurtling service gave the game to & Go. the Americans, placing them out of -- Gross, !- II.1 Kelly danger at five games all. Hackett at -.. ,. Kk. 1 WARMLY PRAISED this point began to give a good ac Lr, , f Sole Agents count of himself, and two double faults by Dixon gave the Americans OPENING NUMBER OF HOSPITAL 1 BAKERY 000DS the lead. .They won the set smoothly BENEFIT COURSE EXPECTED On Hackett'B service. TO BE GOOD 11 :b li W.'VV . ' V ! at Now that the state encampment of the national guard is over, the next THE BEST THAT NOTHING "SOFT" IN big thing that will appear in Las nii: ft breakfast Vegas is the illustrated lecture course CAN BE MADE EVANGELISTIC WORK will that) begins at 'the Duncan opera always be a success if ydu serve Chase house August 11. Dr. Howard T. v Widdemer, pastor of the First Pres REV. MR. RUNYAN HAS BEEN .'. & Sinobrn s 4? byterian church of Asbury Park, N. WORKING AS HARD AS ANY J., says of Professor We Layton. a.re head- MAN IN LAS VEGAS Investigate its merits and obtain full particulars from "He stands at the head of the musical ' His for fresh ILFELD SEAL people. illustrated quarters Evangelist Runyan has led a streu CllMfIl8 COMPANY, Agents BRANDXOFFEE music-ar- ; i t which I have j lecture, heard, uous life since coming to Las Vegas. is a fine the best of kind and thing, its Vegetables With the exception of Saturdays and food ta.stes it I have ever heard." Any good witn Fruits in Season Mondays when he has preached but Talent Bays of this lecture: once, he has delivered from two to ' "Professor lecture-recita- l H I Layton's 0 three sermons or addresses each day. at Association hall, New York FOR. city, These have averaged about an hour SALE was a successful 1 ISSEORAAFilAYWARDCO.STORE affair, sustaining STRAWBERRIES ANO in length and have been delivered the high reputation and standard of without manuscript and. usually with Furniture of a house Professor Layton's musical lecture complete, including a very handsome out notes, and In that fervent, earn- birds-ey- e Sole for Las N. M. entertainments." I CHERRIES EVERY DAY maple bed room suit, china cabinet, wardrobe, hat rack and Agents Vegas, i est manner which is so taxing to the v In to Beat, rugs, etc. addition Professor Layton's vital energies. In additkn to this chairs, lecture, Miss Sara Mae will Reynolds he has led the chorus at ever,' meet- Owner wishes of 111? render selections from leaving city, to sell all together if possible. Hose Best of Everjliiing EsisMB grand opera. ing and has attended to numerous lo There will be other noted musicians details in connection with the re- In this !; CALL OR PHONE assisting entertainment. vival campaign. Tomorrow "ho will This lecture will well C. be worth all 0. BOUCHER I preach in the Presbytia ian church the entire course costs. It will, how- 11 The Investment and at o'clock, give an addres? at thi Agency Corporation ever, be followed by four othersreach C. Y.'M. A. at 3 o'clock and preach GEO. A. FLEMING, Prest. of which will be a In Its PHONE MAIN and 21 and Mgr. masterpiece 4 again in the Duncan opera house in 40. VEKTBODY READS THE LAS VEGAS OPTIC Main 603 class, the evening. LInco'm Avenue.