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Letter Received Colonel Roosevelt While at Chicago. COLONEL ROOSEVELT by Mercy Hospital, HURL BACK PUTS IT UP TO MR TURKISH LINES AFTER WILSON ON TRUSTS A DESPERATE BATTLE

LITTLE BALKAN CITIZEN SOLDIERS FOUGHT WITH CONTEMPT FOR DEATH, EXPLAIN HIS! HE ASKS DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY TO IS WAY WAR CORRESPONDENT TRIES TO DESCRIBE PERFECT FEAR- TAKE ACTION AGAINST FAILURE AS GOVERNOR OF NEW JERSEY TO LESSNESS OF FIGHTING MEN OF THE MOUNTAINS STANDARD OIL CONCERN AND OTHER BIG MERGERS

FLYING TOWARDS i OTTOMAN TROOPS HE IS A "SAFE AND SANE" MAN FOR CONSTANTINOPLE AND MASSACREING THE "INTERESTS" ON HIS RECORD!

Nov. 2. are guriaus brought up six batteries and a. London, Negotiations - 2. is its siienea uie on even- Ovster Bay, N. Y.( Nov. Theo- tion organized prescribe in London with a view to position .Monuay to- progressing lin TIipv then enried nut an infantry dore Roosevelt issued a statement power : J war to an end. of bringing the Balkan whk,h wa8 succeBsfu,. 0n devoted to answering Gov- "2. Are not all the powers day largely British office, usually j set-on- e on trust Standard Oil and similar monopolies tvtsvOl jZdnrC'LJ. The foreign TlK,s(lav th(! Bulgariau artillery ernor Wilson's remarks the sL4&ij in London, the laws of New of the quietest places U(,d (jown tQ a n!(!thodical preparatory in his Bpeech last Thursday conferred by - question on Saturday, was all bustle this morn- bolnbardment t0 wnicn Turkish ar-- at Madison Square Garden. tie night in9- - vigorously. "In view of .Mr.' Wilson's insistence ";'. Could not these powers havej for tillery replied to Sir Edward Grey, the secretary n the ttrtiuery dlleIi 0 superiority the ot the trust prob- been curtailed by amendments cus- - upon importance anrairs, wno, contrary io wafl b either side. Colonel Roosevelt, "I de- the New Jersey laws? foreign Bnowu y lem," says torn, is remaining in town over the On afternoon it became sire' to call attention to Mr. Wilson's "'4. has not Mr. Wilson as Tuesday Why week end, received the Russian, Aus- clear to the Turkish commander that on the trust question as gover- of New recommend- record governor Jersey said: trian, Turkish and Italian ambassa- the were up of New and to his previous ed amendments?" Bulgarians pushing nor Jersey such "In polemn and united mourning, dors and the Bulgarian minister. masses of reinforcements to the firing attitude." "In response to these questions FOR Nov. 2. Mr. CHEERS ROOSEUELT but with calm gratitude and devout Constantinople, Dispatches line to give weight to their attacks. Colonel Roosevelt quotes from Mr. Wilson to one of 1 telegraphed hope, we are met in this house of from Saloniki dated November say This meant that the position at l.ule Wilson's Speeches when running for his supporters as follows: 'I au MADISON SQUARE BREAKS RECORD to on - faith remember him whose form heavy lighting continues the plain was untenable.'' The later. "In his first mes- to the - Bergas becoming .governor and thorize you say that republi- ir? here in all the the Greeks are in ad-Tli- e 17, mysterious dignity of Vardar and that Turkish advance line fell back to the legislature, January can in the legislature made of Tui'k-- sage , majority death. sustaining severe losses. ,irniiio mvlpp tn Tnreut Shefket "Gov-- New Nov. 2, via his because he desires a 1911," the statement continues, a revision of the corporation laws York, Chicago. speech "The high representatives of the ish are said to have on v troops captured Pasha's main the left, with no Xe-,- of- - A. position ernor Wilson renewed emphasis and Jersey Miguel Otero, ord next hi the voting, rather nation and the state meet with us e Tuesday twenty-fiv- Greek cavalrymen and two the Iron railway bridge to deal with the New ficial could or Santa Fe. a record in the duration guarding his promises prosecute propose aj 'than tonight with keen human sympathies to make, Held guns and the Greeks are de- across the river Erkene. The town some as W - trusts. He described dissolution for breach of federal j the frost of ilson meet- of the cheers." however a sincere trib- Jersey Following Inadequately scribed as retiring pursued by the Itfcclf remained unoccupied by either out of control of the! statutes.' last when he filled! twenty-fiv- ute of and affection to having "slipped jing night barely jt was minutes before manly regard Turks. side during Tuesday night and them leave to be, is no Mr. - name of a fellow servant an very law that gave "This answer at all, Madison Square Garden, Roosevelt i,j8 unlifted hand brought the cheer- the and British and French cruisers have when it was - ticK-.in- g throughout Wednesday, can make and unmake them at himself that the legis- and .New york state progressive to an end. After it. had on endeared companion. We mourn the - and Wilscr, stated gone arrived at Saloniki and two Oierman set on fire by the explosion of Bulgar- .pleasure," and declared: "We have lature did with surprising ease what et tonight packed Madison bquare for twenty minutes he raised his arm, vice president, but most of us mourn - war vessels are expected there. Then;,,, shells. the.01 so- j wilh seventeen thousand U'e man. now set ourselves to control he asked and that republican and,G3rdrn but the crowd renewed its cheers and the e gunboat Goreley, bringing. Close battle was begun between ! As more un-,h- "Kveu with utmost I may but effectively, and to bring) demnnrntle members actually- intro-- cheering people. many dropped his arm to his side. Again' brevity, - berly, ; Abdul Hamid from Saloniki, arrived at dawn on Wednes- , ,lmiaUi TMa ffr.lu .... .u ...... lint i0,-it- hia nniiMlut put anil in flnpn- - opposing forces . thoM the of the sucn were aemanaeo luc within regulation duced bins as . ",ttuu . . hem ,iav. Abdul Hamid and with pniinl fierceness There' is a as hv nmrnises thirty-si- x hours' notice, l his is ""!"sec-:a- unfurled a bandanna'"'""'(from t;a' career; nor nis nonors. au 7 the'w law. great obligation, giant women of the harem are to be placed ' the whole front for a distance of , 4ew Vers legfs ond Madison 2;-- re the these are legible, written past ; along w ell as a an imper-- The ey la u.x ol great- progressive roof of the garden and then the things great opportunity, ., -- ' for the present in Boyloc Jr-- miles. we can ju V i Vecall palace twenty ative from which 'n - obligation .Zn"'"!Gv' i 1 side at the a deter- St??: kg!Cir;d W? . r Nor the Asiatic Bosphorus. The Bulgarians began by Who o e --- "r iVl f,UP,r: , review them. ca'6 not escape If we would. No Wart ... 18 re-- 1 Iet 11 coulu 1,IUU1-- i nouse, n aemocrats and ..t. ' hH f . "u ,ua"' " '... ,..,. f n r RPl.rrarie. Nov. 2. The Servian mined effort to take the railway wishes to enjoy the public confidence publicans; U the dcclaWd that en-an- d Senate, li republicans nn lM c1.,impl ead vou o those sancUUes of dc-- cavalry continues to sweep bridge, but .he Turkish troops, he ZT 3 ! v7m Zll ) dares hold back and if he is wise, 10 democrats. Therefore there theLr..mu(fllh0 spoke behalf the proktwlv iT. not offer 8orioua reBi8t.j rlTI1 ,u t"hfi hfiad of th bridee. will not resort to subterfuge." was one ' only repubhean majority, ? ! ! to them A column of, them back with force. account ... denH, here, be it remembered thai anywhere. prove sweeping "The court of the United I li M tnllrpfl for over tt;i , ... w supreme against uii up kkiih iiiiii n p iaj iru W I'ovvnrd the w iiiuoici lesyeuiauie numDer JZIZ his sources Of and Servians lias arrived within a fev nocii Bulgarian artillery States has solemnly declared that the senator, Mr. strong and his strenl apparently courage patlenct republican Coalgate, wu - Oil trusts have anti-trus- t the" effort. were in rock of miles o. Perlope, " Standard and Tobacco actually introduced an -- "f1,UU4"r. unimpaired by deep that spirltua mo? Zva their T Greeks. A of r,oo Tui'Mi-l-i as a to been of fraudulent and meeting for I wish to which he drank. h..t HtP,i.ito join th convoy the position preiuae guilty bi, - "Friends, voll remember quietly, ..' Square Garden. Unless ev- - Servian Homiers arrived an assault. The Shrapnel fire was lawful conduct which the New Jersey No wonder that Mr Wilson was that this is no or tern-- 1 fastly for long years, he has con- wounded ry failB ephemeriat in-- declares to be a able to sigll TueBdays e,ection fesBed hiu master before liten. here today from Veles. perfectly timed and the Turkish status misdemeanor," mention in his Madison fequare turns in New York porary movement,' he said. "We wjn "Good Nov. 2. two lines j fantry suffered heavily. says Colonel Roosevelt. "Mr. Wilson Garden speech with modest pride that crats heart have gone into this movement making servant, great heart, gentle London, Only failure -.- as one .column of were now says that he wishes to proceed 1n Wall street are our appeal to 'aH1 good citizens with-- 1 friend, farewell. We the pilgrims of of forts, bath known Tchatalja, Long wunded THEY CHEERED. of the fortified to the rear after first against the directors and managers of smiling and complacent," because of, out regard to their post party affllia-- J the night still lodging in tents, hail to the northwest city passed receiving o Xew York- - Nov- - 2. - and the other stretch- aid on the field. No of the For twenty-tw- Colonel Theo- and with the resolute j of Adrianople, description the trusts individually. their hope for his election and that tions, intention thy sure abode where all shadows are - - j outside' of late- come months he has had, as governor are on him. j!dor Rosevelt for the second time of making this a permanent move- swallowed up of the mortal ing across the peninsula stages of the battle has they betting heavily day. I,et now of New for ask that Mr. Wflsnn'n nmv u,sl "'Snt aoaressed an ment and a movement that shall deal' nut nn Immorinlitv. Thank h t Constantinople, stand between through, but reports from Sofia assert Jersey, ample opportunity nrnnnlB ...... of thus but he be tested cnou uuuitMice in Maaison square not merely witlt national but with God for Turkey and the total obliteration that the Bulgarians carried every- proceeding against them, by his actions as governor every good (inht ended for On of Garden. state and local affairs. r or, .VOU her power in Europe. neither before them. never lifted his hand to it. of New mina pverv victnrv1 u n.i r,..,!,, thing has take Jersey." 'Pl-.- i. tl.rni,,.!, F'"1'! for i.j ji... - 4i,,. 4L - these lines of forts can much reliance DAY. iuCIC u nun 10 uie gar- ...r..u,pt,...,i,. ...e inai aueci our peo- Further dispatches from Sofia say "Mr. Wilson has declined to give WILSON RALLY ,....Ueu tne comnletion of our snlvatinn e - guid De m nap-ith- den uie inemum oi uomp- t are ems wnicn can not lie Uealt piacea view oi wnat nas Turkish troops offered an ob- - the legislature a lead in this matter j New York, Nov. 2. A feature of iiiiougu ing by angel hands 'To where, bevond troller chairman of the with by any one branch of the pened at other places supposed to be stinate resistance. The conflicts con- - and when these members of the leg-- ; the observance of Wilson Prendergast, sov' these voices there is " rally day a no effort be ernment alone. peace.' strongly fortified. y meeting, request that tinned until late on Wednesday gave him a lead he still was the reading at democratic At the church service attended by There now seems to be no night made by the crowd to cheer him be- "We can with them only escape wUI) waverings. Eventually, however, clined to lift a finger in their aid. rallies throughout the country of Gov. grapple President Taft and other high off- are tol-- yond the limit of time accorded last when mun- for the Turks. The Bulgarians ' atti-- 1 the national and state and Turks gaye way a aong ,lne And, naturally, in view of this Wilson's message to the voters of the in icials. Dr. M. W. Stryker delivered the - night the same hall to Governor icipal governments-alik- are in the " "s uan"!the the railway of on his Bulgarians. capturing tude passive opposition part, United States. This message was Wilson. eulogy. that surprises the world, lliey are, ... n , .. hands of men whose is above DlUklUU (1 iTJ I UUU ttUU IUUO IIJ 1UU11U failed to act. read B. honesty MPW MOIIDMC Innur on Hon vnrl 11 In a Tn ,.,,, 0. the legislature by former Judge Alton Parker "When Colonel Roosevelt his - MPYim t no' raisps reproof, and who know and under- i "Through Senator Beveridge, 1 at a Wilson rally at Pelham Manor, ft Mr Santa their troops from Serai between e ik hand" said PrendertriRt "hp' and and with the needs Fe, capital of New Mexico, . ..1. cm. t i o U XT r 1. 1 . . . sympathize lf vv..u nA.jn .in 7...L e ... mi. tiicsKi you to ntm to to-- ;ub. .jixroi.v".., wuui), iuik, auuiai'KS allow proceed with' of the plain people of the country. and seat of many federal offices, j j?d Sofla, Bulgaria, Nov. ;as iouows. uy oiuer uemocrats wnerever tne sup- - in the death of Vice-- 1 ts Is not a fact that the laws of Governor Wilson day mourning lnove woud fulfill the twofold purpose reP0, sa' the Turkish troops during it porters assembled S. - President James Sherman. The 'of an end to all resis--; their retreat from Eski Baba to Lule of Uie slate under which a corpora- to observe the VICE-PRESIDEN- puttingJJtLTurkish day. T flag over the post office is at half hirmp tlnri stnnnine- thn HpfPHtPf) nttn--i Burgas, massacred 200 women, old SHERMAN mast and other flags are also lowered mun soldiers from reachintr Constan-lme- " and children in the village of TO-DA- ' IS LAID TO REST Y iOUt Of respect. tinnnlo nl,,. fl,l,. ,,.,,! iu ,,,,. I, Atvnli "TAXATION WITHOUT Upon the opening of he U. S. dist-- 1 fcared.' A number of the victims were still rict court O. Leroy Moore, Esq., A- If the Bulgarians' plan succeeds, writhing in their death agonies when ssistant an- - REPRESENTATION IS TYRANNY" Utica. N. v.. Nov. 2. The funeral) Dr. Holden did not denart from the United States Attorney, they are likely to go on to Uonstanti- - the Bulgarian troops entered the to tne collrt death of service over the body of the late Vice prescribed forms of the Dutch church nrollllced ,he nople, where they will dictate their place. S. ' V,CR- - terms of James Sherman was held which include --JB.me!. peace. They are not likely, Vienna, Nov. 2. A fearful battle, scriptural quotations i"UT.Ti - The New Mexico Board of should be assessed at not less than f 1., t esiueui oi tne Lniteci?an'otates. mere- to in tniw tternoon. The service at the h ,.i' ' ,u oo.i'inD however, stay the capital. There the most the i'- ' ' Wil- - sanguinary Bulgarian fifty (50) cents per acre; and classifies -i u , ,.' "... . the Presiding judge Hon. i tion which was in session ncre. ror ho:ise began at 1 o'clock and was Z "I U...U !In ;is a Bulgarian legend that any nation has had to sustain before sucn lands in t..r ,,.a.,r. ,iam J., popei Baid. army has returned all tne tax Bernalillo, McKinley, conducted by Dr. L. H. Holden of the benediction. uccupjmg Constantinople is certain Adrianople. is raging today near the eral weeks, can Santa Fe and Va- - in rne ot Sandoval, Juan, Dutch church, who is the aeatn Honorable James to be in perpetual trouble with its over the Maritza river at rolls to the various county assessors as of Immediately after the last words S. of bridge lencia counties substantially the It was Sherman. Vice President the npiehlinrs. s corre- - to increase the tax family pastor. conducted in fell from the lips, prepara-- 1 Maras, wires the Kelchspost with instructions same value, ana finds that in those pastors United states tne natlon has lost aj What the Bulgarians always have on in the state the presence of only a few outside of tions were for the removal spondent with the Bulgarians. rate all grazing lands be begun of,devotpd a zealous aimed is pi'o-th- e counties they should assessed at the immediate These public servant, pat at the occupation of the The Turks are extraor- is o n.o:s. family. consisted to the church noble-hearte- d displaying the direct effect of whk'Ii not less than forty (40) cents per body Presbyterian riot, a citizen. His vince of Adrianople, which cCmes of .Mrs, Sherman, and her three sons sol- - stubbornness, continually certain lands listed as grazing lauds, acre. and the procession soon began its services to our country as a member down to a line between the Black Sea dinary more :u tho and their wives and of brothers and emn march thitherward. ot the bringing up fresh reserves and hust- pay a trifle of the traffic "It is therefore ordered by the; house of representatives and and the Sea of Marmora near the base ior-war- d sisters of Mr. Mrs. them into the tax rate. This is a step and Sherman and Utica, N. V., Nov. 2. Dr. Stryker'sias presiding officer of the senate were of the ling fight. slight beard, that the assessment for pur peninsula. com- Is a their families. There was a profusion address at the luneral ot Vice Presi-- ! - The Bulgarians are showing a but it only slight step. poses of taxation of grazing lands in The Turkish troops might have of flowers. j contempt for death. Therefore Mr. VOTGIt when you of Mora Un der.t Sherman wa3 very brief. He (Continued on Page Four.) found a way of retreat toward the plete vote;the counties Colfax, and Nov. 2 The fall of Adrian- - at this election, remember iiiat a task Port of Kodosto on the Sea of Mar- - Vienna, ion, which have been assessed at less I is not a in but this is now the Ple rai,-- De expected nexC wee, ac-- begun task ended and that tnan seventy-fiv- e cents mora, occupied by (75) per acre, cording to a correspondent of the order to make the taxation bystem in be to Bulgarians. shall raised that figure; and from Mus-- 1 fair to all the and un- Over 12,1)00 Turkish wounded are Kenchspost, telegraphing this state people that all grazing lands in Chaves,! to we to have arrived in tapha Pasha. fair none, must have a complete Dona Ana, Lincoln, Luna, reported already Curry, Eddy, The ambulance ser--j The capitulation of the city, he says, new system of taxation. If we do not Rio Sierra So- Constantinople. Arriba, Roosevelt, and vices of none of the armies are able might be forced sooner by a ruthless have such a system, then property corro which have been counties, to cope with the work set for them bombardment by the Bulgarians, but valued at 120,000,000 and assessed on less than cents at sixty (60) and while all the countries of Europe King Ferdinand has ordered that the a basis of $290,000 will continue to to - per acre, shall be raised that fig- have sent to assist in car--j be The ha3 been get the best of the bargain. But in contingents city spared. siege ure; that all grazing lands in Grant,! for the wounded, the in for and the the following order, at least, the pop- ing suffering complete many days past Guadalupe, Otero, Quay, San Miguel,1 the war area must be unparalleled. fall of Democitia to which place the ularity of classifying coal, timber and Taos and Torrance counties, which as From all the capitals of Europe Turks had taken 30,000 men in their agricultural land, "grazing" land, - have been assessed at less than fifty come of the efforts of the Kirk-Kilis- - will to a extent, at least, reports pow- retreat after the battle of slight prove (50) cents acre, shall be raised to ers to reach an in Turk-- : less The board orders as per agreement regard sen with the defeat of the main popular. that and that all grazing lands! to the form of but noth- - : figure; intervention, ish army at Lule Burgas, removes all follows in Bernalilln. Mrtirtlv Sandoval. ing has been definitely decided beyond fear of an interruption of the Bulgar-- P "Inspection of the tax roils having p. Sa Juani Santa and Vaencia general approval of the French pre-- i ian Rieee oneratiotis by the Turks. ehown great variation and lack of uni-- 1 COUnties, which have been assessed at miers proposals. Athens, Nov. 2. The Greeks have formity n the valuation of tna-- , grazing:,,..l forty (40) cents per acre, Meantime the war vessels of defeated the Turks in another battle ands n the different counties of the u,n L the; ""an uci.. icmocuj iu nidi iiuuic j powers are hurrying to the east to on the road to Monastir. The Turks state, it becomes the duty of this board ' "It is further ordered, that the, protect the , Christians among the lost 200 and 100 infantrymen to equalize the values of this class of cavalry treasurer of each county in the state Turkish whose ac-- i killed while seven ot their field guns as far as practicable, and for population, danger, property shall increase the valuation of such cording to most of the were that purpose the board classifies such correspondents captured. lands on the tax rolls in is real. Nov. 2. The British cruis--! lands in Colfax, Mora and Union coun- grazing his; there, very Malta, hands in accordance with the forego-- ! of week-- j and ties as of the same value, Graphic descriptions the ers, Barham, Weymouth Medea, substantially Ing order, and shall extend the taxes! battle between the Turkish and been wireless and and finds that in those counties long have intercepted by they on such rolls in accordance with such armies in the southeastern ordered to sail to Levant forthwith. should be assessed at not less than ...... Bulgarian llalilatlAH AmA U! .u.,ll! corner of the. Balkan are The Barham is to go to Suda bay and seventy-fiv- e (75) cents per acre; and """" peninsula L, not authorize any reduction In the val-- i j now London. It would ap-- i the other vessels to where classifies such lands In Chaves, Curry, reaching places they uation of such lands, which have been pear that nearly 400,000 men have will be conveniently situated in case Dona Ana, Eddy, Lincoln, Luna, Rio j assessed at a higher valuation than been in the life and death of eventualities. sierra ana socor-- 1 engaged Arriba, Roosevelt, those hereinbefore out." to ro counties as of the: set rtruggle, which, according accounts READY TO GO TO CUBA. substantially is etill in same value, and finds that in those progress. Fortress Monroe, Va Nov. 2. The San Juan del Sur XrcaI.agua Xov. 2. ' The fighting on the left of the counties they shouldbe assessed wireiess rrom wing rimy general staff has ordered four dispatca Acapulco Turkish army, to one cor- - not less than cents atjA - according transports in reserve here to be pre- sixty perBayB the paciflc Maii steamer, City- was severe. In acre; and classifies such lands has there without' respondent, terribly pared within four days for instant In;0f panama, arrived on Bul- - Otero, San their attack Lule Burgas, the readiness to carry 2.S00 troops to Grant, Guadalupe, Quay, suffering injury from the hurricane. found Pasha Taos and Torrance counties Fourteen iron which were garians Torgut Shefket Cuba, should disorders arise during Miguel, lighters with his in on the the Insular elections inter- - as of substantially the same value, sunk in the harbor by the hurricane, troops position demanding behind the town. The Bui-- i vention. and finds that in these counties they are being raised slopes PACE TVii SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1912.

fck. Bk tk 8 TCHING SCALP "YOU CAN'T BEAT THE COLES" The Little Store OCI AND DANDRUFF Tlie,Oriinal and Only Absolutely Air-Tig- Heater on the Market. ture and doctrines. WE HAVE THE BY NAN O'NIEL ' In Idaho the women grew tired of Pimples Festered Then Formed THE LOGICAL STOVE FOR THEJiOME. continued with Came in Bun- A PINTS AND wrangling republican Scales. Hair Out A QUARTS WHEN MOTHER VOTES. bosses and nominated their Money andFuel Saver of finally ches. Scab in White Crusts. We all Ret up at peep day own ticket. Latest reports say they 4 And ivet and tunie and Btuw, Used Cuticura Soap and Oint- Holds Fire for 36 Hours have a good chance of winning out Billmm SCHRAM FRUIT JARS While father lays the breakfast clolli ment. Cured. Hair Grew. on their independent ticket. Scalp Without Attention. 'qw 'And makes the coffee, too. Of course the suffragettes in Cali- is the time to call He gets his fingers burned and EXTRA CAPS. always fornia claim they will be able to Cal. I would not dare to quote Stratford, "My daughter's scalp Mjne Selection sweep the state for the "Native Son" trouble bc(?an as and festered, then four he around the stove, pimples the things says Hiram Johnson. The society wom- formed scales. Her scalp itcbed and she while our stock is com- mother to vote. dandruff. Her When goes en of Los and Sun Francis- had hair in a sizes. We Angeles came out in bunches, plete co have given up bridge for the more The cat is sure to steal the cream, falling entirely in spots will take pleasure in fascinating game of politics. They as a silver dollar. ITER GE The nabs the steak, as largo to puppy have even gone so far as to A kind of scab would Demonstrating you 1 And when we wash the dishes up register their correct ages, although they did form in little white the advantages to be had A lot are bound to break; crusts on the spots. Southern Corner Santa Fe. No. 40. it in the down town district where in a Coles. Plaza, Telephone And chokes and cries enough These 6pots would be Purchasing baby they thought none of their friends WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES WE GIVE REGISTER TICKETS To split his little throat, sore. Knowing the Cuti- would see the bulletin. That their cura and Cuticura A iwJ fijflir-- r Kppma in hate himself. Soap friends the same were skin and BUY A COLES HEATER vote. had thought of Ointment rood for the scalp, When mother goes to we washed her each with scheme and that they were all regis- scalp morning FOR HARD COAL AND YOU'LL BE GLAD Ifliplll Cuticura Hoap v. rl then applied the Cuti- tered, ages and all, at the same place FOR SOFT COAL I's kids are all as still as mice cura Ointment, ri.Dbing it in well with the for In re- made the situation rather amusing hand. from the start. I used Mica doors nre extra large fitted Coles oHplnnl flown draft. This Is the And at attention stand, It helped stove for the home, the office and nil the judges would stand near enough one box of Cuticura Ointment and one cake cessed grooves, perfect fit. Prepared to run for curling tongs those who public places. It requires little or no AND to hear consternation of the of Cuticura Soap, then her scalp was cured For enjoy the Glowing buy attention and Is known to he tlie most WHOLESALE RETAIL And nt her command; "equal the pins voters. and her hair grew nKain. It has been more "Radiant", servieable and economical of all stoves. And father hooks her the back suffrage" up And what have we done in New than a year since :md her scalp is clear and And her In her coat, Hiram Crabtreo, Jan. WOOD -- DAVIS helps Mexico? A women will healthy.': (Signed HARDWARE COMPANY. And her in a taxlcab, great many 25, 1912. puts hold their hands in horror and When mother goes to vote. up Cuticura Soap is best for skin and hair Phone 14. If Its Hardware We Have It. Phone 14. Flour Hay, Grain, Potatoes and Salt. say, "I hope suffragists have done because of its extremo purity, delicate yet nothing here and never will be able effective medication, and refreshing fra- Sole For INTERNATIONAL FOOD. She's powdered, puffed and manicured, cos.s mora than ordi- Agents STOCK to do anything in our state." Others grance. It but little And tluted, flounced and trilled, nary soaps, wears to a wafer and gives i who have had to go into business ALFALFA SEED. All kinds of & field seeds in bulk and With half a bottle of cologne comfort and satisfaction every moment of flowers, garden packages circles will "Of course I'm for Cuti- Upon her kerchief spilled; say, its use, for toilet, bath and nursery. cura and ( sold And she wears is new, suffrage. All women would be if they Soap Hntmrnt are everywhere. everything of each free, with32-p- . Skin Book. Ad- The exclusive house in Santa Fe veil to had to have any business dealings." Sample only grain From petticoat dress post-car- d Boston.". Suffrage for New Mexico was taken "Cuticura, Dept. T, You bet it is a social stunt, Tcnder-l,:ice- d men should use Cuticura of National When mother goes to vote! up at the meeting the Soap Shaving Stick, 25c. Sample free. Minna Irving in Judge. Federation in San Francisco last Phone Black Phone Black down. As Did you realize that election day summer and was voted far vote, but I'd like to see Wilson elect- 45 LEO HERSCH 45 would be over Tuesday? No more las I have been able to learn suffrage ed. stumping this year, no more election is not wanted in the state. Perhaps Mrs. J. Wight .Giddings: No, I'm or buttons or no we are not ready for it yet; perhaps most emphatically not a suffragette; LIGHT literature badges, more comments in the papers, no more we would not like to tell our ages; my vote would go for Roosevelt. C. N THESE DAYS OF MODERN METH bets. We will be a quiet world again and perhaps again, the women of New Mrs. R. Garrett: No suffrage for for a time. Think of having no more Mexico have simply not thought of it. me. I'd vote for Teft though. ODS, Electricity plays a most impor- I Mrs. K. W. Green: Yes indeed I'm a burning political issues in New Mexico Out of the eighty ladies tried to get Of I r tant The would over the twelve very ardent suffragette. course, part. grandfather oal for four years. The curio man will phone yesterday, only Wood would vote for Wilson. We are all mod-home-a- get all the trade since the only other were suffragists. To be called over be amazed at the radiance of the nd New Mexico the and have such a from Virginia, which Is rather an in SAWED WOOD lucrative profession in phone question ern all To will be out of business. as "Good morning, are you a suffra- herited reasui but it is still good. why this light? , Mrs. W. K Griffin: I know I With two senators and the congress- gette?" thrust upon one is hardly-fair- don't make the home more homelike to make man from New Mexico all decided I know, but it was very interest- gues3 I'm on the fence there, but I'd DAWSON COAL liKe to see iVilson elected. the home the most on earth upon and safely stationed in Wash- ing to see the way in which the dif- pleasant spot Mrs. Add. son Hall: To be sure I'm Domestic ington there will be no excuse left for ferent women met it. Only half a for mother and children. Good Lump Fancy Lump Fancy Egg a and I'm for Wilson too. father, light ink-stan- d throwing in the legislature. dozen said "Yes, I am," or "No, I suffragist Mrs. I. B. Hanna: I am not a suf- is on the is m uch to be The most Important side of the elec- don't believe in it," in a calm, matter-of-fac- t that easy eyes very " tion seems to be whether or not we way. Almost every one said, fragette bu. I'm a progressive and I'd desired. BUY IT OF CRIGHTON." vote for Wnson. will have a new president to appoint "What was that?" in such an astonish- Mrs. R. H. Of course I'm j new postmasters or whether the pres- ed tone of voice that it made such a Hanna: Phone One Double O J. uut not a ent office holders will remain behind question seem funny. Here is the can- for Wilson, I'm suffragette. Mrs. W. ri. Harroun: their office doors just the same. vass, as far as it was possible to find No, indeed, I am not in favor If Of course it is up to each ones per- people at their phones: of equal suffrage. I should vote vote sonal convictions as to which of the Question: "Hello, are you a suf- my would only neutralize the doctor's because presidential candidates will be re- fragette?" vote, I should vote for Wilson. ceiving congratulations Tuesday Mrs. E. C. Abbott: No, indeed I'm Mrs. L. A. Yes I am a suf- CAPITAL COAL YARD night. The three popular songs seem not. Who will I vote for at the board Harvey: to be: of trade election The fragette, I believe in women demand- POWER PHONE 85 MAIN. day party? and their 1 "Everybody Lies But Teddy." man whose button matches my dress, ing asserting rights. would vote for Wilson. WHOLESALE "Everybody's Home But the Tafts." I think. Even politics should be be- IS SO CONVEN Mrs. T. A. QUITE AND RETAIL "Everybody's Saying it But Wilson." coming. Hayden: Suffragette? Wood no. I'm but I'm not a oal suf- Mercy, suffering IENT as to touch There seems to be quite a few Mrs. Frank Andrews: No. Why? the button and SWASTIKA LUMP FACTORY WOOD Vote? I'd vote fori fragettes who are like the man in say Do I look like a suffragette? But it, suffragette. Why stove is to cook CERRILLOS LUMP SAWED WOOD Wilson, of course, he's from your ready your ing that he was shouting for Tedd, I could vote Wilson would be my Virginia. N Mrs. C. F. I don't to STEAM COAL CORD WOOD praying for Taft and betting his man. Haynes: really iron ready use, your toasted know whether I'm a or not money on Wilson. Did I say suffra- Mrs. R. F. Yes, I'm a suffragette ANTHRACITE COAL, ALL SIZES. Asplund: I I'm to for the hurried breakfast, your vacu- aro I suf- but know going wear a Wilson ready gettes? Yes, suffragettes, they but don't believe in ' Montezuma near A., T. & S. F. Railroad suffragist, button at the um cleaner for the washer Avenue, Depot. going to vote in the coming election in frage for New Mexico now. There party. ready fray, your just Mrs. W. G. Hoover: I six states and they are urging the are too many other we need Yes, indeed, ready to cleanse, fan ready to cool the heat- things am a if I could I would men to let them vote in five othe" first in the of etc. I suffragist and ed will do way legislation, cast vote rooms. Electricity every thing Ftaies. believe in the my for Wilson. progressive platform Mrs. E. L. I for We furnish it at reasonable rates, With election day dt awing near, and would vote for Roosevelt. Hewett: No, don't think you. WOODY S STAGE LINE I'm a 1 want to see Estimates full infor- OPEN DAY AND NIQHT men and women working in behalt' of Mrs. Charles L. I don't be- suffragette, but day and nrght and Bishop: Wilson win. omuri' suffrage in isconsin are lieve in at all. I would vote mation cheeer From suffrage Mrs. N. B. fully given. La Salle Restaurant their energies, kindling en- for Taft. Laughlin: No, I am a BARRANCA TO TAOS plain and I don't thusiasm, and making a final splendid Mrs. Carl A. Bishop: Why, when lady want to vote, of I to CHAS. GANN, Prop. Meets Both North South effort to convince the voters of the I'm in the east I I'm a but, course, want always say see Wilson win. SANTA FE WATER & LIGHT CO. II. state that the word "male" should be and I talk for it Telephone Bounds Trains. suffragette always Miss Manderfield: Leaves Barranca on arrival of stricken from the clause dealing with when anyone talks it. I'd Suffragette? Two Doors Below F. Andrew Star the against Don't ask me such a when I am the subject of the right to vote. vote for Teddy sure. thing Regular Meals 25 cents. ths north bound train and arrives at I'm - An amusing incident is still spoken Mrs. F. T. I in suf- housecleaning, liable to be any- Booms for Kent 25c and 50c Taos at 7 p. m. Blandy: believe of at headquarters In Milwaukee of an for school I'm Snort Orders at All Ten miles shorter than any other frage questions only. on Hra. occasion when a member of the State a Jiull Moose not because Mr. (Continued page three). way. Good cover hacks and good just BOARD BY THE WEEK $5.00 Federation of Labor made an attack because I believe in it. teams. Fare $5.00 round trip. Teams Blandy is, but on suffrage, stating that it would rob Mrs. W. F. I a French Noodle Order 10c, a dlaa, furnished commercial men In Brogan: No, am not qi innnnjiTLnnn p to take woman of her womanliness and make uiTUnriruuuiujnn-- Xsw York Chop Susy 60c. the towns. Wire Knbudo suffragette, but I think I would vote surrounding less devoted mother. Mrs. Gud-de- n Station. her a for Teddy. answered his objec- immediately Mrs. S. G. Cartwright: Why I have her remarks with the P tions pointing the reputation for being a suffragette. Rooms With Bath, $1.50 and $2.00 Per Day story of the little girl whose cat neg- 1 .... I'm a progressive too, and cast my i FOR YOUR , I lected her kittens shamefully. Tak- vote for Roosevelt. the cat's in her little ing forepaws Mrs. C. C. Catron: Not a ASK FOR TICKETS hands and in the suffragette, looking pussy square I would like to vote for Taft. the child exclaimed: "You're but eyes, Mrs. E. F. Coard: Sure I'm a THE ALBJINY HOTEL SHIP YOUR FREIGHT not fit to be a mother. I Why, you're don't tell but I'd like to vote fit to be a father." To El Paso' Blsbee hardly for Wilson. PDHM QAMTA PP Dugiss and A wave of enthusiasm for woman's rliUiH JAH I A TC all in New Ari- Mrs. Lorin C. Collins: Of I points Mexico, suffrage has swept over Madison. course, This is something new for a Denver Hotel. Mexico to via NEW MEXICO There is a the believe in equal suffrage. I would zona, and the Pacific Coast, strong league among 1 women, some of the most vote for Governor Wilson. "T rooms with $2.50 and $3.00 CENTRAL to Torrance thence. numbering I Larger bath, per prominent leaders in society, club, and Mrs. Creamer: I tnink I would be a A E of moderate rooms university circles, with a men's league suffragette. Of course, I'd have to vote day. Try one these priced as an able advisory support. Presi- for Wilson. with bath, and you will be pleased. New Fire dent Charles R. Van Hise of the Uni- Mrs. E, P. Davies: No, I am not a 1 E'NI The East versity of Wisconsin, Prof. Jastrow, suffragette, but I woud vote for Taft. Proof Annex, every room with bath,. Prof. William Bleyer, and many oth- Mrs. J. M. Diaz: No, no, I'm not a ers among the faculty of the univer- suffragette. Whom would I vote for? sity have indorsed it. The co-ed- s have Well, I know 1 wouldn't vote for Best or formed a league, with Miss Lucile Roosevelt. Why they say that the Deming as their president, and antis more that man thinks about his past scarce the students. A iPOINGbll are among the more he can't remember a - life, Route West massmeeting was held on Friday even- single mistake he has ever made. ing, and rehearsals for a suffrage play Mrs. Thomas Doran: No, I'm not a are now in progress. suffragette, but I am a Wilsonite. Wil- Let Us Cater to Your Wants Next week practically all the shop- son and Marshall forever. Edison's Dream Comes (True Non-suffrag- S. C. BUFF For Rates and Full Information" Address keepers on the square around the Mrs. H. H. Dorman: FANCY will fill their windows would vote for Wilson. In every town more ' capital building Everywhere A Number of F P. AGENT. with suffrage pennant?, arguments, Mrs. Melvin Yes, I'm a lower cost Indoors, outdoors. In EUGENE FOX, Dunlavy: CAKES light Cockerels I EL PASO, TEXAS. and photographs of leading suffragists suffragette and I'd vote for Wilson homes, office and factories, on streets, Thoroughbred in the state. and the democrats every time. The Fanciest and trolleys, autos and boats. Every one For sale at Mrs. C. F. Easley: I'm not a suf- can now have the electric light. Thus $1.50 to $3.00 Line in Town fulfillment of Edison's dream It The most influential suffragist in fragette because I wouldn't have Largest the ROOSTERS ONE YEAR OLD the entire country is Jane Addams. courage enough to go to jail. I want made possible by the economy and Sweet Juice Edison Save Your Orders She has worked, talkpd and sent out to see Wilson for the next president Cider,Grape lasting endurance of the $3.00 to $5.00 Mazda Lamp. This lamp is made by fOR RHODES at The Novelty Shorl thousands of letters upon suffrage ex- though. Juice A. the made the suf- Mrs. C. F. Fairfield: No, I'm not a Pineapple the General Electric company, the Charles Wheelon Re-Unio- plaining promises n, electric manufacturers in the 204 For the party. She suffragette and there's no use in vot- largest PHONE J Fruit Ladders, Step Lad- fragists by progressive NUTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION is sold in was the first woman to have a ing for it's a sure thing for Wilson. world, and this city by ders, Common Iron- place POP-COR- DEDICATION OF Ladders, on the executive board of a national Mrs. E. E. Friday: Might be a suf- ing and would vote for Wilson Tables, Upholstering, and seconded the nom- fragette A. B. fiNAGEY 12056-04S3- 1-- Scottish Rite political party MINCE MEAT PUMPKIN k CO., try No. for SW Sec- Cathedral, Furniture Repairing and all ination of Theodore Roosevelt for surely. 9 E.i Mrs. Julius Gerdes: I don't want to ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS tion 14, Township 13 N., Range SANTA FE, N. M. Kinds of Repair Work. .'. .'. president. N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice 104 Led by Miss Addams and Miss La- - If you are now using electricity call of intention to make final five year November 17th to 2 1st, 1912. Galisteo Street W. throp the suffrage campaign in Illi- - up 137 and have this company put to establish claim to the land Telephone 157 W. SANTA N. M proof, :: FE, , s has been absolutely thorough. Woman Edison Mazdas in the same sockets above described, before H. C. Kinsell, One and One-Fif- th Fare From Mil worK Every guaranteed first class. The leaders have left no and should and compare results. N. on the 22d of In New campa'.gn u iDtortstec knew at Stanley, M., day All Points Mexico. unturned but have shrait the wonderful 1912. stone secured the I CANDIES MARVEL Whirlino November, Nov. 16 to 1912. of all Spray names as witnesses: Dates of Sale, 20, RHOADS prominent people The new vaQinai Syring. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Claimant J.F. iZ MODERN m wain 01 inc. Madame Selui- - it most convenient. THE 6R0CERYC0. of the U .S. Estevan Encinas, of Galisteo, N. M.; Return Nov. 24th. every cleanses instantly. Department Interior, Limit, k An- man-Heinc- sang at the' headquarters Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M., Oct. Julio Montoya, of Galisteo, N. M.; Ask youi druggistfor it. N. Jose SANTA FE ALL THE WAY. ..Subscribe for the Santa F. New and of course all the curious, as well If he cannot supply 10, 1912. tonio Villanueva, Galisteo, M.; MARVEL, accept r.o otherN Is Pino of N. M. Mexican, the paper that boosts all as those partially interested, went to but send illustrated Notice hereby given that Villanueva, Galisteo, sump for - H, S. LITZ, Agent, SANTA FE, N.ltt. the time and works for the upbuild- the headquarters 'to hear her and book sealed. It elves full parti Hi Villanueva, of Galisteo, N. M., who on MANUEL- R. OTERO, lars and directions invaluable to ladies. s our new State. - Euu made Homestead En Register. ing of stayed to take away campaign litera- MAAVU CQ..44m42M jtrwUNffi lark? rjuxnjiirnniuiiATJiriruvuuinuijn Sept. 2l8t, 1907, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1912. SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN PAGE THREH

Messrs. 'Willie Read, .lames and Walde Anton, Willie West, Adolph Ortiz, C. ff - HER SOCIETY Chapman, Frank Maurer, M. Manzan- FRIEND'S arcs, A. Senacal, J. V. Conway, Alar-ian- o i THE I MPORTAN (Continued From Page Two.) Sena, Hilario Delgudo. Mike Del-- GOOD ADVICE THE KNOWS MOST Ti .ado, Miguel Delgudo, Leo Lorenzo. MAN ; )!.,,. Hi,,., I will vote for Taft of Antonio Lucero, Jr., Edward and Joe and The Results H course. llerardinelli, George Minardoi Made Th!s Newbizrj I n m n llf- - John Mares. V Miss MafisiP' Vn lint Lady Glad She Followed NET SAVING EVENT Hut when 1 was in Canada fntgette. Suggestion. E ASK the at last year several of my friends went GHOST PARTY. to hear .Mrs. Parklmrst and came tention of the The Joy Club held their party last Newburg, Ala. "For more than a convinced that she was 1 away right. night in the Old Exchange Huilding writes of this women rather wish I had heard her. I'm for year," Myrtle Cothrum, mat and a spookier place could not have place, "I suffered with terrible pains la GOOD Wilson. y 1 been found for Halloween pranks. my back and head. I had a sallow enjoy wearing Miss Betty Massie: Xo, indeed, I'm burned in tin deserted SHOES to our line of OF wo- lights complexion, and my face was covered THE YEAR! one of t of those kind rooms and freak shrill like noises, with Our doctor men. I believe in the home, etc., pimples. family only Better Shoes, because some unhappy spirit whisking by, me relief. umm i was in lasi gave temporary dif- is taimun made more than one girl scream and A of our Shoes are so Merchandise on a - ,, friend niinj advised me to try Holiday were several toasts given at ban A u.,,,..,,., ,i One man told of the marvelous Cardul, so I began taking ft, at once, ferent from the usual quet. the evening in a very happy fashion. woman had made in and with the best results, for I was " the we need room. a. strides every When tbe lights were turned on the run of Women's Shoes way walk of life until at cured after taking two bottles. My science and last Blinieyhorrid worms were found to be were the of men. An mother and my aunt have also used they really equals pieces or cold boiled niacarroni and We must of all the old gentleman, with his eyes a-- t winkle, Cardul and were greatly benefited. 4 dispose the ghost a sheet and pillow case with I shall to i t wo-- always praise Cardul sicl and said: "To ' raised his glass and -- - phosphorous eyes. suffering women." -- j men once our superiors, now our OUR Ready to Wear Garments Cardul Is a purely vegetable, per- I equals." fectly harmless, tonic remedy for wo- Mrs. J. W. Mayes: Yes, 1 believe HALLOWEEN. men, and will benefit young and old. PRICES t that every woman should have the Halloween has had il.-- share in the Its ingredients are r.iild herbs, hav- & to vote, would vote revels this week also. ing a gentle, tonic efTeet, on the ARE For Misses Children right i certainly There nintr constitution. Ladies, is a is for Wilson. holiday that more fun than Cardui has helped a million 'women I NO HIGHER ? Mrs. W. C. McDonlad: Yes, I'm all Kiwi aj Halloween and the hoys and gills back to health and strength. suffragette. 1 couldn't think of voting took advantage of that i m-- t to have Have you tried it? If not, please Men and Could 1? frolic. Tic-tuc- s do. It may be what need. Boys for anyone but Wilson. a merry and qi'i-e- just you BUT Mrs. Angus McGillivary: Yes, I'm a wrappings on the window pane let but I'd have to vote one know that the frolicers were oir. ntea Medicine l.o,,Clwm nona. Tenn., tor Special suffragette, hislrucltoh, anj Uv k. " Hume I'rtaUBejll Our Shoes Are Far Belter to in the " In and have on sale these twice ftoine way keep peace on a gay expedition. Everything was tot Women, sent Diuin wrapper, on request put Could 1 vote lor Wilson nd done in the best of Ihis family. good spirits $2.00, $2.50, $3.00. $3.50, 1 Roosevelt? and 1 have heard no one win year proud of their Castillian tongue. for entire month Mrs. W. March: I've been a had to like justly $4.00 and $5.00 goods the John any complaints against Miss the teach- for three of the Barton, eighth grade suffragette years and, was absent from her school a i j er, I'd vote for Wilson, . . . course, A great many were at the theatre this week with a bad of November at a Mrs. Moore: Yes, indeed, I'm couple days very Leroy mat night enjoying tite splendid rep- cold. was filled a and 1 think I will vote Her place very ably suffragette resentation of the The Rosary which see the hand- Mrs. of the national by Mrs. Dunlavy. Come, for Pennypacker, was on and sev- federation. put Thursday night, Rev. McC'ollough was a visitor ol FALL eral of the Halloween were some MODELS, Mrs. R. J. Palen: Not a parties in the school 1 7 suffragette, until classes high Wednesday are new dull and but would vote for Taft. kept Friday evening. afternoon. Among the others who there Mrs. W. H. Pope: I am not a suff- have dropped In to inspect the work bright leathers, new ragette and I'm glad I don't have to HALLOWEEN SOCIAL. during the past several days are, cloth shoes, new 15 vote. I've had a Wilson raising, but The of the First Pres- Mrs. Roberts and two friends of Ra- top young people I I'd like to vote for Taft. church held a social ton, President Sena and Dr. Rolls of Velooze Shoes, Suedes byterian Friday ! Mrs. I. H. Rapp: Theoretically I'm at the home of Miss Laura the board of education, Misses Wood 1 ( - evening H new a I would vote for Wil- and the smart suffragette, Wood, on Palace avenue. Over and Arnold, of the mission schools, 1 l A son. fifty DISCOUNT! young people were present and it is rs. White of the state department, Tans. Our complete Mrs. A. B. Renehan: Xo i suffraget-- almost needless that had and Superintendent R. P. Tip- for me; I'd vote for Taft tp say they County lineofsizes and widths ting though, the time of their lives. were ton of Otero Mrs. J. A. Rolls: Yes, I think I They county. LARGE VARIETY TO SELECT FROM met outside the darkened door a and our would be a suffragette and I know I by Friday forenoon R. II. Parker, clerk would vote for Mr. Wilson. tail and shadowy ghost who insisted of the board of education of Lords- - hands with each one. EXPERT SHOE SERVICE : New and Garments Mrs. W. A. Sargent: Haven't any upon shaking burg was at the high school building Only Stylish was current - 'desire to be a suffragette. I would Whether it the from the to inRI)Prt tho manual traininc and do- THE SAME DISCOUNT ON vote for Taft. spirit world that gave everyone such mestic science departments. The enable us toj place a I'm a shock and grip or not would be hard Mr. is Mrs. Arthur Seligman: Xo, not board which Parker represents "Just-Righ- t" Shoe on but Wilson's my man. to say but the spook certainly did about to erect a new and modern ja suffragette, ! FURS and MILLINERY Mrs. James Seligman: Sure, I'm a leave electric thrills running up and school and proposes to put in this every Woman's Foot suffragette and I'm going to vote for down one s back. work of the hand in their course of I Wilson, of course. The house was shadowy and spooky study. Superintendent Wagner ex-- ; Mrs. unde-who- Standley Small: I'm very with darkly shaded lights and black plained the system fully and it is cided and don't know 1 want cats and witches and skeletons peered the new school in Grant for probable ! THE WHITE HOUSE president. out from every corner. county will be similar in many re- Mrs. Solomon I would vote Spitz The girls were told to look inside spects to ours. for Taft. a dark door if wanted lo seo PFLUEGER'S they their j Miss Clara Palm, the kindergarten BLOCK. Mrs. C. H. Stauffer: I'm on the fence future fate. Of course, one was CATRON land I every teacher, gave a most delightful little don't dare tell which way Id curious shrieks told The Expert Shoers. i and the the e story Halloween to her twenty-fiv- like to vote. of white skull at party Mrs. grinning wagging little tots afternoon. The L. VickRoy: Xo, I'm not a them from the blackness. Thursday suffragette. Politics are the room was darkened and lighted only always and weinies and same anyway. The father of a bouse-jhol- d Doughnuts apples through the fantastic faces on window is always a standpatter and the and pie and all things dear to Hal- - seats and mantels. After the little jni.p sons are always insurgents. j 'ween spreads weighed down the big lessons, refreshments were served. table in tlle room, ! Mrs. John Walker: No, I'm not a dining The Santa Fe public schools w ill be When the Smoke Clears if Annual Convention Away , suffragette, but it came to voting At midnight the revelers went home, well at the state teach- - 1 - represented why, of course, would vote for Wil ; jumping at every shadow on the way ers association at next son. Albuquerque MEXICO ! and dreaming of goblins ail night. week. Every teacher in our school NEW When the Is All Over Mrs. Jacob Weltmer: Not a suffrag-te- ; Shouting is to go and with the girls' I wouldn't vote for Taft and 1 planning club and our oratorical - wouldn't vote for Roosevelt in New CARD PARTV. glee represen- Miss it is safe to Mexico, and I would hate to vote for ah ol this election dope leads up tative, Dorman, EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION When the Ballots are all Counted! state Santa Fe will be there a democrat. This is a hard question, to the Election Day Party which forty Such a ! but I suppose through a process of will be one of the largest and most strong. splendid representa-- n You Find the elimination I would have to vote for elaborate parties that has ever been uo" ls maw f"-give- Will educa-Woman'- Then that of board of s N. M. Wilson. in Santa Fe. It is given by the gressiveness the ALBUQUERQUE, Mrs. Charles A. Wheelon: I'm not Hoard of Trade and that!tio. wno at their meeting Thursday a suffragette, but the whole family is fact alone will ensure its success. afternoon unanimously voted for the November 7th, 8th and 9th, 1912 for Wilson this time. e vacation and set aside money TAILOR The tickets are seventy-fiv- cents and enough CAPITAL - Mrs. F. C. Wilson: Haven't had PvervonH should hnv nno whether it is railroad fares. No city in the en- time fr to decide whether I am a suffra- for them to to the or ure somnwesc nas a. more & Rio not. possible go party For the above occasion the Denver Grande gette or I'd vote for Roosevelt. - Doar(l. will been elected not, for it is a very small way of help- j have Xo, I don't care anything about a will protect to Albuquerque and return e ing a splendid cause. name-sak- being in the White House. WATCKING FOR GUN MEN. shown below. without any question. of the fares Mrs. T. Z. Winter: I voted in Colo- Aside from the question going He will won over for will for the have rado and took part in the campaign, charity, everyone go New York, Nov. 2. Half a dozen but I did not care much good time that is in store. Th'j plans From Dates of Sale Fare all his competitors as very about detectives from police headquarters N. M .. .Nov. 3, 4, 5,. ..$20.75 it. I don t know who I would vote are very elaborate and everything AZTEC, were detailed today to meet all train.! . . . Nov. 6 . . 10.45 being the Best Tailor, for. that time and energy and planning ANTON ITO, COLO. 5, from Chicago arriving here this after- CHAMA, N. M ...Nov. 4, . 13.65 Mrs. H. C. Yontz: can do has been done to make the 5.... as the Best Val- but noon to search for the four gun men DURANGO, COLO Nov. 4, 5, 19.0!) giving I'd like to vote affair one of the most delightful and for Wilson. said to be corning to take the life of N. M ..Nov. 5, 6 6.80 ue for the Money, as ' in the of Santa Fe. EMBUDO, OVERHEARD. unique history District Attorney Whitman. ESPANOLA, N. M Nov. 5, 6 5.8b All "Was wife in As each enters the Being Honest in His your the suffrage pa- guest library FARMINGTON, N. M Nov. 3, 4, 5, 21.45 rade?" asked E. C. hall she will be asked how she wants Abbott, meeting S. IGNACIO, COLO ..Nov. 4, 5, 17.7C Dealings, and As The G. Cart on to vote will then be a but- wright the street. and given LUMBERTON, N. M Nov. 4, 5 14.90 "You bet she - ton favorite candi- Man Who Will Take was," said Mr. Cart- representing her SEVEN YEARS MONERO, N. M Nov. 4, 5 14.60 wright enthusiastically. "Why, she date. She may also have her choice of Nov. 4, 5, 12.35 Pleasure In SeeingThat was OSIER, COLO the flag hearer for her chapter. ' playing bridge or five hundred. The PAGOSA COLO. 4, 5 15.95 "Do mean JUNCTION, j...Nov. When You On you to tell me that that j Roosevelt, Wilson and Taft followers SERVILLETA, N. M Nov. 5, 6 8.20 Appear little woman carried You Will Do that heavy flag will play against each other as much OF MISERY the Street all - that distance?" as possible in order to see which can- So In Style That Will "Well no," said Mr. Cartwright, didate will pull the highest score at "my chauffeur and the boys and I the end of the game. How Mrs. Bethune was Re- FOR PUBLICATION. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Be a took turns at NOTICE carrying it." The hall will be decorated with cam- stored to Health by Lydia Department or the Interior, U. S.I Department of the Interior, U. S. DANGE. paign posters and pennants and pic- Land Oflice, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M., Oct. TO YOURSELF! E. Pinkham's Vegeta- 28. 1912. CREDIT A most enjoyable dance was tures of the prominent stump speak-- j October 21, 1912. given ers. The cards are ballots so ble Notice is hereby given that Epitacio Notice is hereby given that GeorgJ at Library hail Tuesday night under tally Compound. e S. N. ithe of that the would-b- suffragettes may Salaz, of Cuba, New Mexico, who, jn Tweedy, of Santa Fe, M., who, direction Joe Berardinelli, who - of a Mo. seven I , 191., made Small Hold- on February 19, 1908, made Home- was floor manager. It was an invi-'fatio- n have the pleasure really casting Sikeston, "For years I was in bed for ring Claim No. for SV stead Entry No. 13254-0572;- !, for NE 4 dance and it was a;-- i ballot. The prizes will be suitable suffered everything. largely N SE 14 NE N 2 S 2 SE 14, SE 14 NE Lots 2 and 4, tended. The music was furnished election favors too. The party will four or five days at a .E by SE 4 NE NV NE W 2 Section 3, 16 N., 9 Ramirez orchestra and was begin at half past two and from early time every month, 14, Township Range enjoyed NE W 2 SE 4 NE E.. N. M. P. has filed notice very much, with the in the afternoon until six o'clock and so weak I could NE Meridian, "rags' 4 4 4 three-yea- r Tailor walk. 1 had NE SE SIC NE NE of intention to make Final The and dreamy waltzes. the latest election returns will be hardly Capital backache SV 4 NE 4 NE NE E to establish claim to the land , those who read for the benefit of those interest- cramps, Among attended were: and SE 4 NE 4 NW of Section 3, above described, before Register or Misses 13. T. ed. headache, and Anaya, Cortez, L. Uaca, was so nervous and Township 21 N., Range 1 Y., and the Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at Santa Bank L. and Lulo After the card are over an Side of Next to Fifbt Nat. Chapman, Lucy Knight, games weak I dreaded SV 14 SE 4 SE S SE '4 Fe, N. M., on the 11th day of Decem-S- East Plaza, - elaborate lunch is and the that Lucy, Juanita, Amalia and Luisita planned to see or 14 SE 14 of Section 24, Township her, 1912. A. Dullois, C. Pet- - menu is indeed a one. anyone Sena, Kronz, IjqIa, tempting have anyone move in 22 N., Range 1 V., New Mexico Prin-- i Claimant names as witnesses: Pilar and Carmen Of course will be m-- jrita, Delgado, Mrs.: everyone there, the room. The doc-- cipal Meridian, has filed notice ot j chas. A. Siringo, Samuel Fallot, D. Mrs. Mrs. Bor-jreg- vot- jj. Sena, Maurer, J. for who would miss the chance of tors me medi- - tention to make final proof, to estafo-- j vm. Benito all of Mrs. gave Thomas, Romero, Hanser, Mrs. Conwp.y. ing for the first time for president? cine to ease me at lish claim to the land above described, Santa Fe, N. M. those times, and said that I ought to before Juaa C. Sandoval, U. S. Com- - MANUEL n. OTERO, State of Ohio, City of Toledo, have an I would not listen to missioner, at Cuba, New Mexico, on; Lucas ss. SCHOOL operation. Register. county. NOTES. that, and when a friend of my husband s the 9th day of December, 1912. DISTRIBUTOR OF The class in under the di- Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he physics told him about Lydia E. Fmkham's Veg- Claimant names as witnesses: NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. is senior of firm rection of Prof. has been do- - partner the of F. J. Lougee etable Compound and what it had done Ebudigen Gurule, of La Jara, New of the Interior, C. S. and BOTTLE BEER & Co.. in some Department LEMP'S KEG Cheney doing business the iS interesting experiments the for his wife, I was willing to take it. Mexico Hilario Lucero, of Cuba, New; Land Office at Santa Fe, New Mex- City of Toledo, and state week the of look and feel BUDWEISER IN BOTTLES county past determining density Now I the picture of health Mexico J. J. Salazar, of Cuba, New ico, Oct. 13, 1912. aforesaid, and that said firm will solids like too. I can do ail own house- - E. of all kinds of Soda Waters made from Pure Distilled pay by measuring their displace- it, my Mexico A. Miera, of Cuba. 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Pinkham's Vegetable Rang0 East, Meridian, Miss Staley is carefully piloting the Lydia stiff joints and shooting pains all show hied intention to make in my presence, this 6th of De Compound has done for me." Mrs. notice if day class the are not final to establish claim to cember, A. D. 1SS6. Sophomore along angular Dema Bethune, Sikeston, Mo. your kidneys working right. ,..vof, road of second year algebra. Under Urinary irregularities, loss of sleep, the land abo described, befora Reg- PEERLESS BAR (Seal) A. AY. GLEASON, Remember, the which did this j her careful guidance, the class hopes remedy nervousness, weak back and sor? kid- ister or Ueceiv- -, U. S. Land Office at j Notary Public. was Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta'jla to complete the subject by the end neys tell the need of a good reliable ?anta Fe, New Mexico, on th-- i 5th and Domestic Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter--j Fine Imported Wines, Liquors of the first semester and be medicine. Pills of 1912. nally and acts directly upon the blood ready has of women who kidney Foley Kidney day December, for It helped thousands , restor- - names as witnesses: CIGARS and mucous surfaces of the system. geometry. ot,hQ, and Claimant AND Miss teacher of is ,',,, ative. They build up the and Juan Sanchez, Noberto S. Torres, cend for testimonials, free. Sena, Spanish, inflammation, ulceration, tumors, irreg- kidneys F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, Ohio. doinS much thorough work these days regulate their action. They will give Julian Garcia, Pablo Sanchez, all of ularities, periodic backache, that ' pains, relief and no Mexico, GREGG & COLE, Props. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. in conversational Spanish. This bearing down feeling, indigestion, ar.r you quick contain habit Kennedy. New Take Hall's Family pills for course is very practical and many of nervous prostration, after all other mean, forming drugs. Safe and always sure. MANUEL R. OTERO, the high school boys and girls are have failed. Why don't you try it ? Try them. For sale by all druggists. Register. FE NEW MEXICAN SATURDAY, NGVEMEET. 2, 1912. PAGE FOUR SANTA

together and form a stock club and PIERCE OWNS take ofer the Colonels. However, Barker refused t' make any state- WATERS-PIERC- E ments about Barney Drcyfuss and his OIL CAMPANY attempts to get hold of the local fran- chise. Nov. 2. Announcement Tired of having the local represent- New York, atives in the American association was made this morning that the had sold to making such a poor showing when Standard Oil interests Louisville is at least the second best Henry Clay Pierce all their holdings WAGNER IS baseball over the entire circuit, in the Waters-Pierc- e Oil company, city has BIG REASONS FOR LIFTING 1913 PENNANT the local business men want to help thus ending the litigation that GRIFFITH'S THREE REAL THING time. put a good team in the field, inasmuch been in the courts for some as the franchise is worth bit of Negotiations for the sale has been truth in the report every , "is there any and with a team will under way for several days past, and that will and Hans Wagner $100,000 winnin; you retire, earn half that much clear. pending their culmination the hear- will you as manager of the replace Grayson says he will sell if. he can ings before a commissioner here, Pirates?" was asked Fred Clarke, the Waters-Pierc- e his Those who are interest- through which the in veteran leader if the Pittsburgh get price. ed in the baseball know that a change terests sought, to oust the Standard Pirates. would be as under Oil from control, Were adjourned from contract with the Pittsburg beneficial, present "My conditions a team like the one of the day to day. club this replied Clarke expires .year," would not By the terms of the sale, Mr. Pierce PROF. MARVEL. with twinkle in his eye, "and past season survive through a merry all the stock in the Waters-- i The Eminent World Famed Palmist I've a nice ranch in Kansas to next season. acquires got Pierce Oil company held by John D. and Astrologist. back on time I get ready. I up any William Hen-jr- y Without asking a question this think the time for a baseball man to Rockefeller, Rockefeller, BALLOQf!ISTS M. John D. Archbold, strangely gifted man reads your life retire is when the going is good. I've Flagler, as as the law Charles M. Pratt, the Pratt estate; al- by a science unerring had nothing but success for twelve can BE He tells tal- not so the holdings of Colonel Oliver H. of gravitation. you your years; the idea of hanging on until ANYWHERE ents and short comings, tells you what FQUm Payne and the holdings of the Hark-- j they kick you out as a player or man you came for, tells you when and ness and those of a num-- ! I don't like.- However, my future family large whom are to in ager, ber of others. you going marry; fact, on the Pittsburgh Berlin, Nov. A feeling of pro- depends entirely The with Pierce's everything. management. If they want me back found anxiety i ; igns here as to the stock, present If you are sick, he will, without ask- Ather-hol- t, him absolute control next season and pay my price, I'll fate of John V.' uts and Arthur holdings, gives ing questions and annoying examina- of the Waters Pierce Oil have to give up that farming idea. As American vh ohave been miss- company. tions, tell you the nature and the The share was not for Wagner, you can say for me that ing with the balioon Duesseldorf II price paid per cause of your disease and show you Hans is one of the squarest guys in since they started October 27, in the announced, although it is understood the way to perfect health and happi- the world and one of my best friends. international race for the Gordon Ben- - about $3,000,000 was involved. ness. He's a smart ball man, too, He'd nett balloon rup. 101 SAN FRANCISCO STREET, make good as a manager, sure as It is felt fiat news should surely Opposite the Cathedral. ' CONWAY GIUEN shooting. At least, I feel that way have been received unless the balloon CLAKK CUIFFITH. about it. descended in a remote part of the SILENT TREATMENT to a cham-- ; Mic better equipped put up ..jt Pittsburgh don't care to pay me vild3 of Lapi.md. SHERMAN HERE THEY ARE: pionship fight, and the team should get my price I'd like to see Wagner get The managers of the race say the Chicago, 111., Nov. 2. Efforts by the IS LAID TO REST TODAY. 1 Walter Johnson. which it did the He's the stuff in him to nn-- away to a running start, job. got aeronauts have been made police to wring a confession of , the 2 Milan. - ; Clyde not do this year1. manage a ball team. Wagner has al oners in Rusua and are unable to guilty knowledge of the murder of (Continujad, front PS8 one). in 1912. no 3 A team stronger than Had been up among ways been a smart ball player and municate. Sophia Singer, were beginning to i Washington Would be Wash'. 1 m in the ranks ever had more Con-- marked by all the qualities which go you surprised the leaders when it won games private j tell, they said, today, on Charles i ' Honus. All to make the ideal American. His ffigton won tbe American' leak n row. the American league cham friends than good old the way, accused of the crime in a state- - up floated like him and he would their TWO PARISH public and private career constitute; next year? pionship pennant would have boys play ment made by his wife yesterday But heads off for Dutchman.' a type for the emulation of genera-- ' if Stranger JningBj flight happen; St. over the home of the senators. the 'Flying H BIG FIRE Under the "silent treatment" in "I'm I my baseball tions yet unborn. Vice President follow Stovall and had much glad inaugurated j no one is to liou&-- " might George the team started poorly which allowed to speak Sherman's funeral occurs in his for in- it was on fight- managerial career as a playing man- IN ST. LOUIS today oit o the second division, ground to gain before the prisoner or answer his questions, home New two Boston. ager," said Clarke, "because I doubt ' city, Utica, York, at stance. ing terms with Chicago and save the police captain, Conway grew o'clock. In of his in the very much if I ever would have gotten St. Mo., Nov. 2. One man, recognition high Because Boston won the flag With the prospect of a pennant Louis, nervous and irritable as the day wore service and in to his off as a bench manager. W. C. a local and public respect Ban Johnson league, and the world's Ciarke Griffith is doing a lot of think- successfully Douglas, financier, on. an of this court no it may not be apparent an unknown woman were burned to memory adjournment championship to boot, it is by now. It would not be surpris- "Although Every hour, the who will now be morn- ing just to in the a were police captain, taken until Monday means a sure thing that the team will winter he put the spectator stand, big death and twenty other persons announced a confession cf at ten o'clock." ing if before the passes leader in uniform a three fractured yesterday ing repeat. over another deal such as took league playing injured, receiving the crime from Conway'1? wife, Lillian The forestry offices in the county on the field has a tre- skulls, in a fire that destroyed the Washington pushed Boston right Chick" Gandil to Washington after regular position Beatrice Conway, walked by the court house and all of the; offices at mendous over the man who Berlin hotel, after midnight this morn- up to the close of the season him up. advantage men's cell and asked: "How are you, the federal building were closed to- along other major leaguers passed is a team froni the bench. ing. One hundred and fifty guests and Clarke Griiiith is 'so one good running Did want to see me?" out of respect to the late this year, If Griffith can pick up - Charlie? you day in At least I found it that way. of the exclusive family hotel .';:were confident of landing the bunting and an outfielder who can hit j "No I don't", finally answered Con-- j and signs were posted on will pitcher "I managed the Pittsburgh team forced to flee in their night clothes, a 913 that he is telling friends he .300 field like Shanks, Washing- the doors to that effect. and from the field for twelve and or jump from windows. way. work Walter Johnson in four games better than Boston when years he had said he would ton will look that time the club was never The body of a woman, identified as Previously against the National league cham- for the next April. during talk to the cantain whenever the lat- Mrs. A. Grove, 1145 Daltbn Ave., they line up pistol out of the division. We also won a that of Mrs. C. H. McFadden, was pions. When the "Gray Fox" spent $10,-00- 0 found in the ruins this afternoon. The ter sent for him. Wichita, Kas., states: "I suffered When consider the situation, rl1--' few pennants, captured one world's with with severe you ' for Gandil, he made Washington hotel proprietor, however, said the kidney trouble, pain to be for-- series from the "Detroit and lost one Griffith has every right hopeful, a team. There is nothing body was that of another guest. across my back and felt miserable of world's series to Jimmy Collins Boston at least. He has a team fast, on the books that says Grift will not BANKS HAVE and all tired out, but after taking cock-sur- e with a Americans. scrappy, youngsters, strengthen the spots that are not re- MORE MONEY Foley Kidney Pills for a few days, the of clever veterans who "This I felt that I was due to CONSERUATIUES I sprinkling garded as strong now before the year pain left my back and felt full of life haven't reached the stage where they snows melt. slow up, and benched myself. 1 CUBA WIN THAN BEFORE and activity. Gladly do I recommend as to m OUT start slipping; a team of hard hitters, CLYDE MILAN. team for thought it would be just easy Foley Kidney Pills to all whom have a Griffith has the pulling but apt to come through and break up a ken- manage the team from the bench, Washington, D. C, Nov. 2. Law- kidney trouble." For sale by all drug- ton will divide the world's series him; he had them fighting like Havana, Cuba, Nov. 7. The sweep- game at any time; clever fielders, but it hasn't proved so, and if I hadn't been rence O. Murray, comptroller of the gists. - nel of bull terriers all summer, of General Marie Menecal back- he has Walter Johnson, one schooled and ing victory statement-indicatin- good pitchers and a splendid First, not among them- thoroughly experienced currency today issued a o in the world. fighting lor victory, in fine 1 and Enrique Jose V'arona, the con- . stopping department. the greatest pitchers all the points of the game that the resources of the clever selves. servative candidate for the But more valuable than all else is Second, he has Clyde Milan, think I would have made the biggest presiden- banks in the United States national, .300 hitter and Griffith earned the title "Fox." He of cy, and for the rest of the conserva- Griffith's own ability to handle his fielder, a better than 'bloomer' my career. state and private, are the highest in won in the is without doubt one of the shrewdest see- too much. tive ticket for the executive officers men. The shrewd little manager the best base runner league. Bench managers history. of this season his team will be stronger men the national game has produced. may seem1 an absurd state- of the Cuban republic appears to be Elk's the admiration critics Third, reason That According to reports of their con- j Theatre,! ' the he worked his next season than it was this year. It Which is another pretty fair ment, but it's a fact, nevertheless. fully confirmed by the returns receiv- by way pitchers. eight-cornere- d ditions on June 14, the ex- him to lead the ed in comptroller Griffith has three reasons to will have the benefit of a year's for expecting Bench leaders are always 'bawling' the provinces today. NOVEMBER big for next announced 25,000 of the 29,000 banks MONDAY, 4, 1 his contention Washing- - as a team; the recruits will race the flag year. the men for 'bonehead' plays. I felt I J9I2 support that perience in the country shows re- ' it this twice as hard HUBBY WAS ANGRY. aggregate myself doing year sources of $24,956,000, an increase of 1 was Period ended with as I ever did when in the game. A St. Nov. 2. Mrs. Olive H. l BYRON'S attempted. Louis, $1,324,000 over the resources of 24,000 ball on Harvard's 43 yard line. who is 'n the the player game every day Spencer, testifying today in her banks in 1911. 1 TROUBADOURS HARVARD WINS 16 TO 6 Score end second period: Princeton can't help pulling 'a Barry' now and divorce suit against Harlow B. Spen- Trans-Continent- - n The total individual In Tour 6; Harvard 3. then. He realizes his mistake, some- cer, commission man, son of late Cor-wi- deposits Their TODAY amounted to $17,012,000,000, an in- PRINCETION LOST FIRST TUSSLE THIRD PERIOD. times when it's too late to put on the H. Spencer millionaire grain spec- Har- - crease of TBE COMPANY INCLUDES There was no in the j brakes. Your average bench manager said her husband had a $1,105,700,000. changes ulator, way TROUBADOURS' GRAND OR- - vtirrl lineun. but H. Baker took never condone an 'ivorv' stunt: of inviting his friends to his home to 2. made two Har- - CHE3TRA. Cambridge, Mass., ,Nov. Harvard Harvard. Waller yards dleton'a piace and kicked off to whereas the planing manager knows drink, and whem one of them, a mar- on a s SCOTCH WHISKEY (f SAXAPHONE AND vanquished Princeton in the stadium through Harvard's right tackle vard-- ten yard line. that he makes 'em himself occasional- - ried man tried to kiss her and she re- QUARTET a score of 16 to 6, shift DeWitt it back ten QUINTET. today by principal- wing play. struggled Brickley ran yards and'ly and ls more aut t0 excHSe a Diaver pulsed him, her husband thought it PREFERABLE TO Brick-Ic- y - s VOCAL DUETTS, ly through the line plunging of through for three more. DeWitt kick- kicked to N. Baker on Princeton's ail guilty of an error of omission. That's strange she was not "nice" to his SCOTCH WOMEN SOLOS, and his wonderful field, goal and ed to Harvard's 22 yard line, where te line. Wight went out and Pendleton why I say a bench manager sees too TRIOS. i five guest. - placement kicking. The big Harvard Brickley fell on the ball without gain. took his place. Princeton netted much sometimes for his own good. $ QUARTETTE AND CHORUS- f De-wi- At theaters Mrs. Spencer said her S- half back score dtwo goals from the Felton then kicked to Pendleton in the yards on two plunges into center, Washington, D. C, Nov. 2. Scotch - I "Ball players are as temperamental husband had a habit of around ' f field and then kicked a placement center the field. The Princeton fumbled and Harvard recovered turning farmers, husbands and lovers, mem- TRIO VIOLIN, 'CELLO AND a of as grand opera singers. The least and at women. goal of 47 yards for a third score. muffed recovered the the ball on Princeton's five yard line. looking bers of St. Andrews society of the I HARP. captain it, but thing will upset 'em make 'em sulk in told his he In the last few minutes of play he 43 Brickley shot his second goal from the Spencer friends, wanted District of Columbia, are THE BYRONDOLIN. ball on Princeton's yard line. their tents, chuck it up and play in to practically I helped carry the ball to the Prince- field, from the 15 yard line, tieing the her be the best dressed woman in in as a of on one Princeton was good gains The men have to handled hiding today result their a) (Four persons playing ton goal, where Hardwick made a making score. H. Baker kicked off to Hard- differently. St. Louis, but when ehd bought cloth- Used when came a five with some have to be decision last night to abolish women instrument. only by this touchdown. In this last there yard penalty wick on Harvard's 20 line and gloves; driven, ing he refused to pay the bills. The ( play, Brickley yard from their official because j company.) and was carried for off side play. On a fake kick, was run back five others require coaxing. And the play- court took the case under advisement banquet 'as severaly injured the ball yards. their presence would necessitate the Piano Soloist, Tenor Soloist, from the field. The Princeton score Waller lost ten yards. The first for- made a from ing manager who is in the game every Brickley goal placement absence of Scotch at the func- k Violin Soloist, Cornet Soloist, d was due to two ward pass by Princeton was success- kick from the 47 line. day has decided advantage over the PUT IN QUARANTINE. whiskey entirely beautifully yard tion. Scotch women are Saxaphone Duettists. executed forward in the second ful DeWitt to S. Baker, but there was A few minutes later at- gent who must run his ball team from Indignant passes Brickley The vote for period which netted 57 In a no gain and DeWitt kicked outside of a goal from midfield but the the bench." Mariort, Ohio, Nov. 2. Smallpox and threatening reprisals. I And the Following Instruments: & yards tempted as women was virtu- touchdown. Harvard s 14 yard line. ball was blocked and was then given Clarke is one of the greatest bats- fate's decree brought to the altar to whiskey against Clarinet, Trombone, Trap men the For ally unanimous and was taken after a J No goal was it was the to Princeton had d tc Princeton on downs. ganie ever produced. day Miss Hazel Bombarger and Paul Drums, Orchestra Bells, Harp, attempted, Up this point, heated discussion at the annual elec- first Harvard over Princeton Harvard. The third period ended with the years and years he hit .300 and over. Van Sickel, of Morrow County, after Mandolin, Mandola, Guitar, ) victory tion of the i in a quarter of a century. Felton kicked and it was Prince- ball in Harvard s possession on her He was a .300 batsman with Louisvile the bride had broken her engagement organization. Ukalele (Hawaiian Instrument), Har- 39 line. fifteen and he hit .300 for ' The game was resumed with ton's ball on their 45 yard line. The yard years ago, to another. 'Cello, Contra Bass, Tenor, Alto vard off. Score, end third period: Harvard, last U kicking Tigers could not gain and DeWitt Pittsburgh year. Several months ago Miss Bombarger BLOOD OF DAUGHTER. and Soprano Saxaphones. Princeton for- 9; Princeton, 6. "Who was the attempted another kicked to Gardner on Harvard's 24 greatest pitcher you started for Cleveland, where she was Fremont, Ohio ISov. 2. Five ounces ward but Gardner came In DeWitt ever batted the 75c pass through yard line. resuming play punted against? inquired to marry Harvey Marmon, a rail- of blood were taken from the arm of Price, 50c, and $1.00 and the ball. It was Harvard's and Har- of Sir Frederick. Seats on Sale at Fischer s Drug Store. caught without material gain it was writer roader. She here enroute to d ball on Felton kicked to Pendleton on stopped strong and healthy seventeen-year-ol- ? Princeton's 35 yard line when vard's ball on Princeton's 32 yard "Rube Waddell," replied Clarke. "He visit a sister, Mrs. Frank and the ended. Princeton's 12 yard line a punt of 78 Dennis, Lucy Theren today and injected into game line. On a series of rushes, coupled had more speed than any I've was placed in mother Harvard and to- yards. Pendleton was nailed without pitcher smallpox quarantine. the almost lifeless form of her Princeton clashed on s with frequent penalties Princeton ever faced. That goes for 'em all, She was to have been married to a-- a to save in one of the most foot gain, but S. Baker made two yards on last resort the woman's day important for offside Harvard the Amos Amos e a run, Pendleton four on play, brought from Rusie down, and Big Marmon the following Sunday, but life. WILLIAM FARAH EMIL MIGNARDOT ball games of the season. quarterback 'ball to Princeton's four line. It was to a and another two yards' yard gome pitcher. Contrary the her release she changed her The transfusion of blood was resort- The game started at 2 o'clock triple pass, ! sharp was the fourth down. Brickley drop-- general impression Rusie was not a mind and later returned to her Mor- to when it was believed the mother j with DeWitt to Harvard on gain was sufficient for a first down on ed THE kicking ped back to the 13 yard line and sent speed merchant. I know a dozen big row County home. Today's marriage was from the effects of hem- Harvard's 15 line. The ball was Princeton's 20 yard line. dying yard 'a beautiful drop over the Princeton leaguers o Rusie's days who had more took place at the Marengo Methodist an dur- run back thirteen yards. Felton kick- Pendleton was hurled back for a orrhages following operation, goal bar for the first score of the speed than Amos. The Indiana giant's Episcopal Church. Rev. F. A. Gilmore ing which she lost quantities of blood. ed on the first down, out of bounds lnsa and the nprind ended with the - Bar " ,7 game, Walker kicked off to the Har- forte was his curve ball. He had lots officiated. Her had .on Princeton's 45 line. imu m pulse nearly stopped. ,Capital yard ti. 1 ,jne Brickley dashed of smoke, but no such speed as Wad- was stated the woman 23 r.m,,,line. yanj Tonight it of Baker carried the ball on a wing yard j field for 16 before dell. I Rube TWO An Ice Cold Bottle or Glass through the yards think could shoot the ARE KILLED had a chance to live. . shift and made four Deriod: .,. yards. Waller Score end of first - ;t,lie n aa uu utu. ball over the plate, faster than any ON A WARSHIP. nip's Beer will kill your made more and then i 0. j.q,i three Captain Harvard, 0; Princeton, prjnCetoii could not gain on line man who ever stood in the box. When Norfalk, Va., Nov. 2. H. W. Horan LABOR LEADERS WERE ILe Pendleton made a first down on a ' When play was resumed the ball plunges. Felton kicked to Princeton's Waddell was fresh and strong he had and H. W. Cramer, two firemen on the REALLY PEACE MAKERS. Ulass of California Wine will rush around Harvard's left end to j I ! went up in the air and Baker made a 15 yard ijne and Pendleton rushed it frightful speed. You couldn't follow battleship Vermont, were so badly Nov. 2. blood in your veins Salem, Mass., Beginning A put. . . I Harvard's 40 yard line. 35 t Al T llLl l. fair catch on Princeton's yard line. back 16 yards to Harvard's 44 yard the ball half the time. Lucky Rube scalded when the head of a boiler the defense today of Joseph J. Ettor, On the next down there was hold- The ball see-sawe- d up and down line. On another variation of the had fine control or he would have blew out last night that they died to- Arturo Ciovannitti, and Joseph Caru- will make you forget your 20 most of the De-Wi- tt made a lot under- I ing by Princeton and a yard penal- the field, Brickley doing shift, Walter made three yards. of business for the day on the hospital ship Solace. so, in their trial on charge of murder- troubles sent ball back into for Harvard. takers. ty the the Tigers' ground gaining then kicked over the Harvard Four others were injured but not so Anna Lopizzo during the Law- Phone Orders Attended To On for a "I've never ing Promptly territory. After an ineffectual rush Princeton's 25 yard line goal line. batted against Walter seriously. rence textile strike, Edward Riley, the Baker carried the ball and made three third down, Brickley tried a goal from Johnson or Joe Wood. They tell me A board of has been investigation first witness, a member of the strike IMPORTED yards. DeWitt kicked to Harvard's the field but missed. FIRST PERIOD. that Johnson is a cannon ball pitcher ordered. declared that the leaders flfiAPS committee, j DOMESTIC 28 yard line and Hardwick carried it On a fake forward pass formation, Harvard 0; Princeton 0. and Wood runs Walter a close second The others hurt were R. M. Wagner, never advised violent action. The and - to thirty-nin- e Hardwick the ball on Prince- 6. for the fast ball of the W. C. Phone 239 W back Harvard's yard placed Illinois 0; Minesota championship J. Newberry, M. W. Green and witness testified that Ettor and ti 255 San Francisco St. ton's five line for a first down. American We've a few K. ... line. yard Missouri 0; Nebraska 0. League. got Hoteling. urged the strikers not to start made two 0. fast in the National Harvard started rushing with a Brickley yards through Kansas 0; Oklahoma pitchers League. Later in the day R. M. Wagner, any trouble with the police or sol-- , but netted a half a Did you ever watch Hendrix of the another in- three yard gain by Captain Wendell center, only yard Purdue 7; Northwestern 6. fireman, died from his diers and to keep away from the tackle. Felton kicked to on the next play, so firm was the Wisconsin 0; Chicago 0. Pittsburgh team? Watch him next juries, making three victims as a re- m'lls. " ir Motor Cycle through he Pope 4 Horse Power on 24 line Princeton line. Then he pushed across Final: Harvard Freshmen 14; time hurls the leather at Robison sult of the explosion. , Pendleton Princeton's yard 3fc j Field. Few can X X X where a fair catch was made, De. the line for a touchdown, followed by prmcet0:i Freshmen 0. twirlers in the national PRICE, $165.00 a our to shoot a ball over the than j COLUMBUS GIRL HEROINE. HE ESCAPED FROM PRISON X Witt was thrown back for a three goal. men carried iiricKiey pan faster Magneto. yard the room. Hendrix." ' X ONLY TO GET MARRIED. X With Imported loss and after the locker SECOND PERIOD. Motorcycle without adoubt with trouble then, fumbling Har-- Nov. 2. The sink- X 111., Nov. 2. Elmer X left at tbe factory. The ball was brought out to ' Wisconsin 6; Chicago 0. Columbus, Ohio, Chicago, pass, Waller made twelve yards X - X vard's 20 yard line where Brickley 0. MAY COLONELS. ing of the Titanic in the Atlantic last Lewis, an escaped federal prison- around Harvard's right end. DeWitt Ohio State 17; Case SELL THE j made four on a fake kick on Epring resulted in a romance in which er, who crawled five blocks X kicked to Hardwick on Harvard's 30 yards Northwestern 6; Purdue 7." Louisville, Nov. 2. Chances of the j a left tackle. a former Columbus girl, now X through a fifteen-inc- h iron sewer X and the ball was run back pulnge through Kansas 3; Oklahoma 0. Loiusville baseball club changing society yard line On a forward Andrews hurled in New is the heroine. X pipe, to get free and be married, X pass South Dakota 7; Michigan 0. hands before the opening of the 1913 residing York, six yards. the ball to Pendelton and the play She was Mrs. Helen M. Newson, X was started back to Fort Leaven- - X 13; Illinois, 0. sesason have caused some revival in Felton kicked to Pendleton on netted Princeton 30 On Minnesota, Mrs. L. X worth in care of X yards. Final: Harvard Freshmen the interest in the national pastime daughter of R. Beckwith, and penitentiary 20 yard line and the other forward pass, Wallter fell after of Mrs. William Mony-pen- X - after having been X Princeton Freshmen 0. here. Tom Barker, attorney of the granddaughter detectives, Princeton caDtain dodged six Har-- ! catching the ball but recovered his She resides X taken from his bride this X THIRD PERIOD. local ball team, has been smoked out, of this city. with early vard forwards before he was downed footing and dropped over the goal line. mother at 100 Riverside drive in X X LIGHT 8ILKNT AND REL1ABLK. Harvard 9; Princeton 6. and in a statement this week said that her morning. on the Tiger's 37 yard line. Bradley Harvard blocked Pendleton's kick New York. PASH BROS;, SantaP no Wisconsin, 13; Chicago, 0. local business men are trying to get XXXXXXXXXXXX Agts., took Wendell's place at full back for out after the touchdown, so goal SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1912. SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN PAGE FIVE

" - LAKE STEAMER at dawn, ail.t.'d l n wreel: siruv.liiitf SOCIETY. SANTA FE TO under the crash's of the KiiHit comb-&r,- ! 1903 LT 1856 SINKS WITH ALL : e'M-- ingestablished Incorporated J LADIES! u Inr.ii Iiit j in. threu The ladies who wish to work in the BUT FOUR ABOARD send her ashore in bits. The tail You Will Find jto Civics and Philanthropy department the !end of lnr? nigl'.i'n Kale, still traveling of the Woman's club are asked to SEND FIFTY Montreal, Xnv. L'. a wreck Here We During storm at S(l miles an hour, kept the meet in the school auditorium In a. high Correct Styles hist night tin- steamer Cecilia, w hich shrouded most of Lie time behind ! at three o'clock Monday afternoon. of but. r 'plied between Montreal and Valley curtain wav, and spray, LADIES s could sail rrmv the life savers Are, EDUCATORS Field, was burled on the rocks and through glass's ELKS' DANCE AT si e two forms, evidently men, lash- 'sank at Isle lYrrni, in Lake St. l,oui:i. on of of de- - ed high the masts the ship, LINE OF The Klks began their series en miles At - THE FINEST west. least sixteen peo- which were stooping under every as- lithtful dances last Wednes-- 1 MRS. W. ile monthly LINDHARDT,:: were drowned, the lost compris sault of the sea. lielow them no hu- iUBht when tho attractive new MEN AND WOMEN WHO FRESIDE men, women and LADIES' and DRESS GOODS day ing children. Only man being could live. SUITINGS, heme was thrown open to the Klks 125 Palace Ave. four passengers were all men. OVER THE TRAINING OF YOUTH saved, Life savers could not even launch EVER SHOWN IN SANTA FE. !ar.d their wives and friends. The cries of lie people in the water a boat in tint heavy surf, which poiind-e- d An informal took place' REGARDLESS Of ITS RELIGION attracted the attention of Alexander in reception mmarnm'. in' mi :nn: nr down on the beach and the best, Let us show the beautiful Broadcloth Suitings the from f::!0 to nine o'clock in the hand-- i vjb.1i '" Leonard, a fanner win put out in a you that could lie done was to shoot out u living room on the first floor. OR RACE WILL REPRESENT THIS small boat and the four new colors. You will find them pleasing, ;scme TAILORS TO a picked ip line. From the shorn the two At nine the dancing began in the! t clingin to tile wreckage. figures and they work up handsomely. CITY AND COUNTY AT NEW lushed in the rigging could be seen beautiful chapter room and continued LASHED TO THE RIGGING. Mor-- to move, but they did not grasp the until the early morning hours. MEXICO EDUCATIONAL ASSOC- orchestra their very Norfolk, Va Nov. L'. With two of line which repeatedly was shot within jrison's played WOMEN crew her lashed to the It two U FINE ENGLISH WHIP CORDS best and livliest music and, of course, IATION CONVENTION yi rigging anil .their reach. appeared that the everyone enjoyed themselves immen- - FIT AND QUALITY y others undoubtedly lost, an unknow n survivors w ere so weakened that they sely, and thanked the Elks for their GUARANTEED schooner lies today stranded, could not take the aid sent out to THE TWO TONE TWILLS will a of a AND gracious hospitality, lurs. uianny Santa Fe take prominent S quarters mile southeast, of the tin ni. in the New Mexico Educational AfterilOOfl G0Wf1S new inlet to with was hostess assisted by a number of part g ail(l EvCllin? life saving station, being The wrecked schooner later was in colors work up anything. Association convention in Albmiuerque a . B battered to in a local society ladies. ;n CnprfaltV ' fiirmrllt Marfp pieces thin identilied as the three masted John next week. Both the and i city county i m Kale. Lines have been shot from Maxwell of New York. The Maxwell, plan to have a large attendance. There ' '" uul " f'luiciuus much shore over the but the two men B ship, commanded by Captain Godfrey, was DOUBLE FACE COATINGS HALLOWEEN LUNCH will be five representatives from the Desired. appeared to be too weak to seize tlieni. i i n - mmmmmammm bound from Norfolk to Savamiu with was hostess o.initrl ul.tnu nr'l in tin,.... mm , , In new shades and Miss Florence Spitz ,.x..w.,.... supenn- B mi - u: many styles. - int- mii iiiusi nave oeeu a of coal. Tuesday at a charming luncheon giv- tendent, the assistant superintendent y Samnles and Mens. cangni cargo Designs. and driven upon the reel's by the en in honor of Miss Dorothy Meyers and chief clerk of the department of n urement Blanks Furnished K One of the men in the rigging of 1 one-pric- e terrible that the const An J above all the strictly swel of Gallup. The Halloween idea was tuucaiion; allot the city teachers will gale swept the schooner, struck by a mountain- u on requet. Box V 2 or East about last and carried out very effectively in all the alto go as the city board of s Hatteras night tried ous wave, dropped into the ocean and Side Plaza. the DRESSES FOR AFTERNOON and EVENING WEAR and dainty appointments t ion is paying their car tare. The resistance of heavier craft. Many perished. His sole surviving mate, for table. The cards Santa Fe school will send a other small ships must also have the place were, High THE W. H. GOEBEL CO. almost dead from exhaustion, still old witches riding a broom, .lack O delegation of twelve singers to chant i clung to the rigging. The schooner Lantern candle shades smiled from before Dr. Jordan delivers his address mt.mwmmm m. warn m. m nM The lookout of th New Inlet Life was being pounded to pieces. The each corner of the table and yellow Wednesday. There will be a dozen iving Station, patrolling the beach ' schooner carried a crew of six. ISELIGMAN hobgoblins were favors at the plate, county teachers headed by Professor BR0S.G0MPAN1L, V. s A huge hollowed out pumpkin served!.!. Conway, county school sttpi-rin-a- School of & DeportmenT) a bowl for a mass of yellow crys- - tendent. Then there will be twelve Dancing Si anthemums in the center of the table. mul'B teachers representing the U. S. Mrs. Test's Classes in Fireman's Hall v Indian school In- Industrial and other Those present besides the hostess Children's ciuss lupins Silt ()ni. 2it. p ni. dian schools Muiinc-i- SH, A and the guest of honor were .Miss throughout the country. Hiuli School Snt. del. p. in This is the first time the Indian de Adult CliiM. Fricluv. Nov. 1st. 8 to p. in' Edith Perrenot, Miss Margaret Par- Assemlilv. l'Tidiiy. Nov 1st. to I i.:J0 u. in $14,95 mm $14.95 of I ker, Miss Miss LNelliie partment education has been in 1'rivnte Lessons, I'ut.ey l);mcinj TiiukIH & Lucy Grylga, vited to UNITED STATES BANK TRUST CO. Harrison, Mueller and Miss attend one of these state w 'lKs.Jate educational Ruth Laiignlln. conventions and the de partment of the interior has arranged we" Pleas('(1 thai lie left Old Mexico; Suits and Overcoats on Sale CAPITAL $50,000 00 for the teachers to take the trip. The several months ago before the hostili-- ; MUTT AND JEFF HERE inattor of Ipdian education will receive ' lies became "embarrassing not to say Vicc- - FOR THE NEXT 10 DAYS. Yes they were, they were up at Al special attention during the con ven-- j perilous." to use the words of a "section'' all to now at Does a General Banking Business jfred Rolls' party Thursday night and j "on, having itself. Consul Roberts Chihuahua, j st- Michael's . - they had a mighty good timef too. College will be repre-Col- George W. Prichard is in Albu- Regular $18 and $20 Values on They felt perfectly at home for Foxy sented by Ven. Brother Kdwurd, the querque where he will deliver an was director, and one or two Christ-- Solicited there and the Newly weds j other dress before the progressive meeting Sale, Only $14.95. Your Patronage 'and the Katzen jammer Kids and even ia" brothers. The Allison Mission tonight. iHappy Hooligan come out to enjoy school will also have delegates in John B. McManus, superintendent Rev- - ancl himself. All these paper char-- j Mrs. Schaub at the head of of the New Mexico penitentiary, has W. E. Cashier- - funny M B. LAUGHLIN, President. GRIFFIN, acters were masked and it was very tne school. The new Woman's Club! gene to his home in Albuquerque . H. of Santa elec-W- JULIUS GERDES Fe, J. B. LAMY, t. hard to find out just who Mutt might represented by Mrs. J. 'where he will remain until after have been at school that morning. Mayes, will take part in the con- - tion. There were twenty masked characters vention. revy has been seriously ill ZTTTTTZZZTZTTT land it was a long time before even WHEN THEY LEAVE. forjethe past week at his home on . . . . . (Alfred had them all "spotted." Many of the teachers will go down Grant avenue, but is reported out of After the maska were off they j.uUiij anernoon danger louay. ne is uiiuer me cait; hile vv t played Halloween games and bobbed others ill wait over in Santa of Dr. J. 13. Sloan. 1 for apples and ended up with a livelv , t0.,!1P.ar e,ecti?" rpU'''i's, leaving Jail s s Black 011(! of the oweers ADOLF SELIGMAN DRY GOODS CD. T dance. They will remember Alfred's W ednesday. It is estimated that of .vlbuouernue Herald and a weil ver wl11 - MONEY TO LOAN Halloween party, and the fun "fty leave Sall,a Fe 011 Tues- kmnvn was here d they r ,nySpaperman, for a long time to come. ay Wedesday, almost a sufficient :terday on business. He returned to number to the warrant chartering of lhe Duke City last night. a private car. Schooi J. V. ON FIRST-CLAS- S County superintendent REAL ESTATE - SUNMOUNT SPOOKS "It would be a splendid idea." nnirl f'nmvnv. accomnanied by Mrs. Con- Men's Suits and Overcoats The were even spooks playing an educator this morning, "if the San-- 1 way, has made arrangements to leave around Sunmount Halloween night ta Ke railroad provided a private car Tuesday evening for Albuquerque to Guaranteed for Service and Satisfaction. New Fire, Life, Accident and Plate Glass Insurance. and they seemed to have a merry time with the words 'Santa Fe County Edu- - attend the New Mexico Teachers' Patterns in Gray, Tan and Brown Mixtures. out there. Mrs. Mera and Mrs. Gil cators' pasted on it to show that the j association- meeting. Full Line of Blue to Select from e Serges 4 ,bert sent them special invitations to Ancient City is up e even if it J. H. McHughes, of the New Mex-b- SURETY BONDS. present at the Halloween party hasn't trolley cars and some of the j ico Mounted Police, and one of the SILK NEW 25c. Nation-jguest- s SPECIAL ALL TIES, PATTERNS, that they had planned for all the other' modern traits of Albuquerque, test shots in the New Mexico at Sunmount and they came j GETTING BADGES. al Guard is here from Cerrillos. He San Francisco Plione 81. land made merry. One special spook There is one man nrettv busv these has been in the Western part of the Street, .was an old witch who her J brought days and that is Chief Clerk Asplund state on business. in j Ml'3- O. C. & CO. I kettle the large assembly room who has been rousing educators to'' Mr- - antl Joseph Hull who has WATSON a fjand hung it over the fire in the cor-j- high pitch of excitement over this oee" visiting Judge and Mrs. 'William! Phone, Red 189. J ner. As she stirred the grewsome con- - forthcoming convention. "We have H Pope, left this morning for their T tents and murmuered some weird in-- j the details about in hand," he saidi1,omc Oklahoma City, Mr. Hull 1 19 San Francisco St., : Santa Fe, New Mexico. that sounded like, "Boil and this afternoon, "and we are going to''3 n chaiming Southern girl, former-- j INSURE WITH HAYWARD AND REST CONTENT. J!cantation have a a of caldron bubble" fortunes great convention. The print-- 1 'y resitlent ,ew Orleans. jSiowiy ooiiea to me lop ana were ers now are busy preparing our badges Judge imam h. rope leaves on ' Oklaho-- I F Place of one to five fished out fo'r each of the thirty and, of course, Santa Fe will have a tne stn liiy of November for 1 1 acres, guests. Queer rhymes they were, too, distinct badge so that the fiftv or ma- - where he will hold court in that jyTCrt re the future and the fate more of our district for a not to I in or near Santa Fe. We vealing that people will be recogniz- - month, returning WAm Ll would come to each one. ed." Santa Fe before the 8th or 9th of so have a for such'a tract at reasonable MULLIGAN & RISING, All kinds of good eats were set forth SOME FEATURES. December. This statement is made purchaser for a. Hfillnu'ppn Runner anrl tvhon The nrincinal that those who have business' before which his court attend to u before his List with FUNERAL DIRECTORS at last they thought it was time to go!ventio" opens November 0' and nlay price. home, they declared it was the iolliest l'asls unt" November 9. are: departure next weoK. License Numbers, 66-6- Day or Night Phone, 130 Red. part of the year. Peace Address by Dr. n.ivirt stn,.,. Next Door to Postofflce. Jordan, president of Leland Stanford JOSEPH B. HAYWARD, MANAGER, University, W ROBERT LAW LOSES Wednesday evenintr vn. Room Bank Santa Fe, N. Al. CHICHESTER S PILLS ember (ith. SUIT FOR $24,000. 8, Capital City Building, J nr. i.iAjiiFir iiicami, J dis- - 3t X.Tr AkourUniBB:lfnr A Oratorical Contest.. ThnrKrlnv Judge E. C. Abbott, of the T f--J V'rtA '"" Mri.d - IF IT'S REAL ESTATE, HAYWARD HAS IT. 1 '"I.!'.l;",,'!:'1" '!1 ""J old nirtallic,?y ig, .ovember 7th. trict court, handed down a de- (f'PXHrv Zii3 Utxn. clr,l wlih Illue Kil.l.on. V Addresses X Hut of your V by Governor W C Mc- cision this afternoon against I fir iiruciti.t-- Donald and D. ij )tBJilmlliw.Askforifi.firKK.Ti:a: Dr. E. Phillips, Friday Robert Law who sued the New X years xnewn as Best, Safest, Always Keli.T,l evening, November Hth. .Mexico Central railway for 24,- - N ? SL'iD pv FVERVMH!?3r Wait fi?lir.r,lSTS Inauguration of Dr. D. R. Bovd as 000 for two years' back al- - salary Why president of the of" Ab- - University New leged to be due him. Judge SEND YOUR OPTICAL REPAIRS DIRECT TO Mexico with addresses by Chancellor K bott declared that there was no S AKERS-WAGNE- and Dr. THE R FURNITURE CO. htrong Iioyd, Saturday even-frig- , evidence of a contract that the 3 iH. S. KAUNE & GG. November nth. - railroad was to pay Mr. Law ?..- X THE OFFICERS. X 000 a year, as alleged by the This Week The - Are officers of the convention are- The Showing TAUPERT, Where Prices are Lowest President, w. .. plaintiff. railway company Poore, Carlsbad. did $7,000 to Mr. Law. he S A Line of t, Mrs. pay Complete for Safe George Dixon, con- - Quality. Espanola. V pointed out, and the judge X N sidered that the company bad Jfc Dispensing Secretary, Rupert F. ' Optician, Fe. Asplund, Santa X fulfilled its obligations. Mr. Law was New Me.x'co Parlor Sofas and Treasurer K. V. S president of the Suits, Las ' E. LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO. Cruces. Twining, Central railroad some 'liroo St QUALITY! X X Secretary, R. K Parkin, East Las years ago. ChairsJ Do Not Overlook the Quality Vegas. Rocking Local Work-Qu- ! Secretary and 3 91 Accurate ick Returns Just as well as quantity, the Manager quality Meeting, John Milne, Albuquerque. of every article sold by us must be in the Furniture Line right and our guarantee goes with Everything every purchase. If not right, let us know and you get your money back. PERSONALS MB UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY. CORRICK LIVERY BARN TELEPHONES. rzara Can We Do Editor's office, 31 J. INSURANCE Anything Business 31 NOBBIEST OUTFITS IN THE CITY More Fair! office, W. Walter G. Taber, a business man of . X of Fe to the and Buggies and 5addlers a Specialty. Glorleta, is in the city. Fire, Life, Accident, The people Santa are invited visit Largest Can You Ask Attorney Frank Lavau was a visit- Plate Glass, Etc. Etc. Best Jewelry Store in the City and inspect our COLPLETE Really or to LINE of Hacks and Baggage Transfer. Prompt Attention and the Ptst Albuquerque yesterday. f or Expect More? Eugenio Romero, treasurer of San S PLATED WARE i? of Satisfaction Guaranteed. Miguel county, is here from Las Ve- "ALAIN" SILVER gas. REAL ESTATE This is the Highest Grade Plated Ware on the Market, and ' We have just unloaded another car Albert Clancy has returned from the we carry two desirable patterns, the ,t 104 DON OASPER ST. Telephone 9 W of the celebrated Boss Patent Flour. Duke City. , You know Mark DIANA AND THE BRIDE'.S BOQUET. the quality of that brand Levy, of Albuquerque, is here City Property, Farms, is not excelled and equalled by, well visiting his brother, Jacob Levy, who San Frncisco we have yet to see its equal. is quite ill. Ranches, Orchards Reliable Jeweler Stu'et. H w C VONTZ. If you use embossed you Marcos C. de Baca, can- Land a 7 A live paper makes a live town. stationery, progressive Qrants, Etc! can do no or- didate for congress, was in the We ere aiakln" a live paper. Read It. better than place your COLORADO WHITE POTATOES city der with the New Mexican Printing yesterday. Land Commissioner Robert P. Company, prices will be quoted upon a full car, the quality the best. Bet- request. Our Irvien leaves for which Bonds styles and forms are ter get a couple of sacks in the cellar today Clayton, Surety up to date. i3 his home. WE WILL MAIL YOU $1 strictly while you can get the for of old False us. right quality Felix the well dem- each Set Teeth send and the is low. Martinez, known Highest prices pi'ld for old Gold, Silver, price ocratic leader, is here from El JOHN HAMPEL, Proprietor. old Watches, Broken Jewelry and Pre- It will not pay you to waste Paso, Of cious Stones. your looking over the political situation. All Kinds. SEND BY RETURN MAIT. time writing out MONEY your legal form County Clerk Marcelino A. Ortiz is PHILA. SMELTING & REFIMrVG CO. when you can get them COLORADO SALOON already print- at Los Lanitos cam- ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS ed at the New Mexican (little plains) Room Printing H, S. KAUNE GO for the Telephone 194 W., U LIQUORS AND CIGARS.D 863 Chestnut St. Pa. Company. a paigning republican ticket. FINE WINES, Philadelphia, H. A. Howell, until the last few TO DENTISTS Trade Supplied. months a resident of Guadalajara, Old LAUGHLIN BUILDING, Family We will buy Oold Fillings. Gold New Mexican Prices are Lowest " youi Scraps want ads. always Where Mexico, is and Mrs. 259 San Francisco St. SANTA FE, N. M. and Platinum. Highest prices paid. bring returns. visiting Captain for Safe Qualify, Fred Fornoff. Mr. Howell, says be is. SANTA FF. - NEW MEXICO SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1912. PAGE SIX SANTA n NEW MEXICAN

THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA. f CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND NET PROFITS, $250, R. J. PALEN, A. HUGHES, Fe New Mexican Vice-Preride- Santa u President. BANK OF FE Entered as Second Class Matter at the Santa Fe Postofflce THE FIRST NATIONAL SANTA The Santa Fe New Mexican Published Dally SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO. The New Mexican Review English Weekly The Oldest Bank in the State. Organized in 1870. El Nuevo Mexlcauo Spanish Weekly I Time I the test of a bank's endurance and strength. The New Mexican Printing Co., Publishers 3B Growth determines its adaptability to changing condi- tions. This bank has successfully withstood all the country's financial and commercial disasters for over Bronson M. Cutting President forty years. Its management has regarded safety as of Charles M. Stauffer General Manager the first importance In banking, a tradition that still Editor HEADQUARTERS FOR HUNTERS. rules its policy, but the bank is not living on its history J. Wight Glddlngs for its upon to presen- Associate Editor Now is but depends prosperity adaptability William F. Brogan Season Now Open for All Kinds of Game, and there is plenty of it. the t-day needs. Send for illustrated Booklet. Commercial Bills discounted. Credit and Deposit Ac- SUBSCRIPTION RATES time. counts opened. Letters of Credit and Drafts Issued on all Countries. Coupons collected and cashed. Stock Ex- Per mall 11.25 N. M. DHy, psr by mall 15.0 Daily Ouarter, by THE VALLEY RANCH, VALLEY RANCH, Sales and Purchases effected. Telegraphic ytr! carrier $1.50 change Oally, U mantha, by mall $2.50 Dally per quarterly transfers of money made. months 50 It Is for every business house to establish Weekly, per year St.QO Weekly, six or mountain quail, but the supply will important relations- - with a strong, service-givin- bank THE BYSTANDER have to be augmented from time to banking where credit can be had when required. FROM THE AS time to keep up with the demand. SEES IT this Exchange your inactive funds for our t me Certificates REMARKS SIDE LINE Another matter important at season time is the matter of of Deposit. hunting in to licenses. Confer with our officers regard your banking DOWN AGAIN. business. Tom? j I to the last Dos Cafiones Viejcc. Uncle Following our suggestion a few happened hear during News j conversation here J. B. FRANK McKANE, "All of Today's Today days ago about the speed limit and few days, a little READ, San! - El Chanate del Condado de the desnerate necessity of getting and there, and gathered the Impres- Cashier. Assistant Cashier. Que no? corner of 8ion that our hunters were willing to Miguel. across the garden plot, FOUR PER CENT Per Annum Interest Paid on TIME DEPOSITS Grant and lower Palace avenue, wittij pay if all paid, but .hey did not care (4) Dona Ana Will the gentleman from flU possjble naBtC) professors Wagner t0 appear in the character of the yield for a question? antl 0ugee repaired the broken fence; goatj ana a0 jt all. PHONES: surrounding this little square. ., thfi nnfiUinn is correct. If tor nf favor a 1.1VIXO wage lt-- down lt-- Don't you ThifJ mornlng again. th(j ljofmse ,aw ,g gof)d for any 31 VV EDITORIAL ROOMS 31 J MAN to work for it. BUSINESS OFFICE any willing j wonder why. l8 it just a desire to; d f a and Bnould be enforced! ZARAPERIA MEXICANA, . .... 4 t r,mA . be oosunaie.... on me pan m m agajnst any or against none. This is EDDY DELQADO, PROPRIETOR. Do you think "Honest Politics" is! to show is it just & to ae. MANUFACTURER OF as Honest Business"? leving pedestrians? matter that ls up the game LIVING ISSUES NOW. a; necessary tnai iney can uo as mvy uartment Balieta Scarfs, Pillow Tops with Navajo and " - i nt M Blankets, Rugs, men divided are ..... i.. !..i i Old Dolitical that have so long kept honest properly, or f.ntnu.n.. - Mexican made of Native bugaboos Do believe in the little ipuonc . . .. a1 Xew Mexico must not lose its repu- and Designs, Heavy Rugs to hold us in dread. you giving ,.,., riBti,lation losing their power superstitious . , state It is one of Wool with Etc. with and open fellow just as square a deal as the tha rn,,,., ,, rinnp hv tation as a game Navajo Designs. Lettering, We are learning to look at the real live issues open eyes one. Both Native and Germantown Wool Used. in ruts BIG fellow? on our assets, and a big Vigilance and no loimer and aimlessly to troop along party ' 'going to the corner? minds, blindly . is the first law in game protection, and Send for Price List and Full Information. the heels of I am free to confess 1 do no kno v. at politicians. Do you APPROVE of throwing Ab. scheme of restocklug both on 1 19 Don Avenue. the world over, social Do . th nchan Caspar We are at last awakening to the vital fact that, elino Romero out of the nrst state you ami, comes less from inequality of political rights than from inequality - streams a trial? our misery senate without dowablho fence as last as it without fail, every season, regarding property. with trout. of the had the hard task of building, in the midst , ...... can be reconstructed, are doing it just; The founders republic n way r. m o i . . . attrac- - a national fabric that ravui ngui n t. v nn' want tn rptain this nl08t of boundless natural resources and industrial plenty, for Don't you THINK you iiwtr niia; " yourself. e feature of Xew Mexico, which would be secure against political usurpation. They left a precious legacy, own In one sense it is funny and in we ever since can trust YOl'R judgment? in outsiders and so inordinately have their descendants appreciated it that other sense it is silly, and in another aids bringing here, been divided into hostile partisan camps, noisily contending over politi-- ; sense it is offensive. The little patch PALACE have THE Are afraid of the future of the you of is under charge of the board TELLS THE WHOLE STORY. can abstractions. I'NITEI) STATES OF AMERICA if ground N. M. industrial and commercial rights were being secretly j of education. SANTA FE, Meanwhile, precious Mr. Taft and Mr. Jaffa are not elec- To say that Foley Honey and Tar and stolen from us. It was seen fit, and wisely I think, and steadily - ted? Compound is the best for children MABSON & MENDENHALL, Proprietors. the circum- j To this condition we have been greatly helped by happy to make of it a garden last summer, and contains no opiates the continent. The deep, rich soil grown persons the conquest of - 111! 111 i 11 !W- - It did them UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN. stances surrounding early rii tliii.l.- " ui tl MUU ll for the school children. tells only of the tale. The whole which once offered free homes to the industrious, and to part of our wide domain, tratioii" consists in over your Bood. It was the right thing is that it is the best medicine . ... , i. ,M,r.o rfforuH imli mitpfl- nnnortunltv- turning do;st0ry me uounuiess uuiurui ,,.i,i," , , It was in Keeping wun present ua, ...... , .!... v..,!, biiii,,o- nnmnutittnn and the 1('gisiaiui e nnf) joui i...law making po couhs coId8) croup bronchitis, LEADING COMMERCIAL HOTEL. iuht, . - ny not lu yi ioc, ca.tu v " Iwers to a handful of corporation at- progress and conditions. other affectlonB o the tUroat that crowd the masses down and give to organized greed instead of to hinder.' neip.d crushing monopoly torneys? trying chest and lungs. Stops la grippe, its great advantage. 1 he ot 10 ue re- - we derived our we attribut- spirit speed ougni h and ha8 a bealing and soothing European Rate, $1.00 and up, Failing to comprehend from what prosperity, drained in the present instance, it to our "free institutions," as we call them, and Do vou APPROVE of the present effect Remembel. the name, Foley's ed all the good we enjoyed Sl'ems to me, and the restraint ought, American $2.50 and to cut from under our good fortune its foundation. We invited taxation system whereby the St. H(jney an(J Tar Compound) and accept Plan, up, proceeded to be of a llature that wou,d be n donated whole terri- Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific e,"no substitutes. For sale by all drug-ca- the overcrowded populations of the world to our shores, Active. domain to created endless special priv- bond property for $15,000,000 in (gists. tories of our precious corporatins, It is an offense law, you infant industries into conscienceless giants. Xew York and return it for taxation! against ileges and pampered to wun Meals, 50 Cents. with the same conditions that have so long afflicted the rest at $290,000 in XEW MEXICO? Know, tamper puunc piuyen; And now, and it. The fact that this y ARRIVALS. we to wonder that our "free institutions" seem to have injure HOTEL of the world, begin is done at a time when no one Rooms en suite with or without private bath. lost their charm. Bees it and those who do not ap-- I the citizen (JC free speech, by PALACE. Local and Distance Telephones in We are learning at last that may enjoy security wish to be discovered, is Long and a vote, and still be robbed outrageously under cover of the parently Fred T. free religion prima facie evidence that they are in Gregg, City. rooms. Hot and cold running water, law. Las the wrong. Eugenio Romero, Vegas. We are that changing conditions bring us problems of our own H. L. steam heat, electric lights. learning Let desire for speed give way to a Stelzer, Albuquerque. as as those which confronted our fathers, that our highest civic duty James S. Black, Albuquerque. grave as desire to be decent and law abiding. LARGE. FREE SAMPLE ROOMS IN CONNECTION. is in dealing with the commercial and industrial wrongs of today patriot- Carl L. Winberg, Auburn, Indiana,. as dealt with the political wrongs of their A. P. New York. ically and as masterfully they A MOST ATTRACTIVE SPOT. Munster, there are of man to lie now asserted and maintained Charles L. Boston. J time, and that rights While we are the beau- Snelgrove, to human honor and as important to human progress advertising W. H. Denver. which are as sacred ties of Xew Mexico and Anderson, in immortal document or particularly B. F. as were those declared the int. those to Santa Fe, we have Seggerson, City. there is coming a new statesmanship adjacent C. Denver. Of the quickening public spirit some of us overlooked the Valley Randolph Brown, of and the day before. W B. one that deals with the vital problems today Ranch. Sometimes I wonder if it is Bigby, City. The Montezuma Hotel I o E. O'Neal, Los not better known by people living at Angeles. SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO. J. E. Donavan, Spokane, Washing- - I distance than residents of Santa THE OLD ARGUMENT. "Wal hev got hum," says the Olda by ton. Wanamaker on behalf of Mr. Taft s r.nHnfir I am olad til nit vere HOME "Is it not advisable," said Mr. John "in fur!'e. H B. Cullner, Kansas City. THE TRAVELING MAN'S look around for a I It seems to me that it is bound to "to put influence and property together and they air no place thet hev liked no W. candidacy, as well as become in the near future one j Edward Watters, Topeka, Kans. sure footing, for four years, for the good of the working people more then Santy Fee although they very Cuisine and Table Service Unexcelled. Rooms en suit with invested?" ot the most attractive points found for capital already ai.' lets ov othur places besids Santy MONTEZUMA. baths. Electric Steam Heat, looks threadbare to the average I not only about Santa Fe, but, indeed, private light, That sounds very stale and exceedingly Fet in this yere state whut never R. in the whole west. : H. Maxwell, City. Location. crisis in America's affairs. I hunt-i- n Central reader in the present great political knewtd much ov befur went a S. A. Pa. so sure of their as John Wana- I do not believe it is realized Mellon, Pittsbivg. The working people are not "footing" fur mistur that A. subskriptshuns Cutting. j Hugh Cooper, Albuquerque. Rooms. is of I by very many of our people that the Large Sample THOS. DORAN, maker his. I hev met a hull lot of peepul thct J. Lester, Prorpietor. sure l'ootedness the com- has 25 each j Albuquerque. As the Taft adherents plead prosperity and I Valley Ranch cottages, did not know wus yere befur went TnnHt - Bess Phillips, Denver. mon citizen cannot little incidents of recent political history. pninnnort with a hath charmine- forget on thet air a lot of hustlin , Felix Martinez, El Paso. in Xew York when Taft was trip. They ,ocatedi surroded by fields and! He can but recall the big meeting City fellers en hev been a mak- - J. E. Westfleld, Mass. working-ma- n brite they mountains and woods 5,000 Stephens, what his administration was doing and had done, and the covering M. X. telling how in th fur fly. Fur instanse, they air nor do realize what de- Verbalow, Camden, J. of the tiO.OOO- hungry people in the big city, asking acres, they arose, telling towns in this yere state on places thet one can find a season Charles Dunfee, Hammonton, X. Mr. administration was going to arrange this "sure footing" for them. lights by spent Taft's ef hed a asked me, I wud a tole can the common citizen forget the answer, as the president of yu with Mr. and Mrs. Miller, where the How About That Fire Insurance? Neither cud not bild no towns en thet in a room in CORONADO. the United States threw up his hands in a gesture of desperation and ans yu they guests gather big dining Bertie it wur at least a millyun feet tu th that which Grath, City. wered, "God knows! large building represents are no valuable or "rest watur gold darn et but they the central point on this beautiful ? The oratorical of past campaigns longer - EUROPEAN. IS YOUR PROPERTY FULLY PROTECTED platitudes ev got watur en towns en alfalfy en ranch nor do they know that Mr. Mil- influential. The peopl have great interests at stake, and these interests J. AV. Smith, Terrell, Texas. lappuls whur befur they hed them long le" himself has built his own cottage have been disregarded. out of native red cedar, constructed Marcos C. de Baca, Bernalillo. con- horn steers of mistur Jim Hirtkt and .Tl Gradually they have been overlooked and grown to be unworthy of red cedar furniture with which this H. McHughes, Cerrillos. -- ZhZh meant so much mistur Ballurd en them fellurs. But Walter G. Glorieta. Think About It! Then Act siderattion. being overshadowed by the big interests is and polish- Taber, their m .tur H.nkle and m,.tu Ball u rd en pretty cottage equipped A. more to the bosses and the legislators who had come under ed in a manner to the furniture George Wilson, Denver. political mistur Phelps White en them fellurs equal powerful influence. sent out by the factories in iha MOULTON-ESP- E COMPAN V of the pro- es still yere, gol darn et en air big A WORD WITH WOMEN. THE To give the common people a "sure footing" is the object they cast. Neither is it realized ih.it for a consideration of their In- still a makin muney which goes tu fully gressive movement. The time has come the most is ex- show thet hev been abbul tu. charming hospitality Valuable Advice New SANTA N. M terests. they tended there and done to for Mexican GENERAL AGENTS. FE, is meet condishuns thet hev aris whur-as- , everything The day of the boss and corporative control fast fading away. to Readers I five delight the guests within their; It is of freedom for the American people. hev a bin a settin back yere, a A new day is dawning. the day b Ti... i,,,i,0r.i ninnrtnri iiv rhicanerv and uolitical intrigue, is fast fitin agin sumthin thet I cud not no .' , , , Many a woman endures TVith nobl i the of an honest equality more stop then I cud dam th pacif,ck patience the daily of backache, clearing under the sunlight, glorified by principle those whQ misery " THE for I hev me a thorobred HALL & HALL, INSURANCE MEN," INS. CO. and a square deal. joshun. got jnteml ,0 ,ake a few d m. a few pains about tne hips, blue, nervous THE I bot orfen Nook- - - of Pittsburg, l'a writing the most liberal Life Insurance Contracts.SSW 0 which roostur mistur , recreation hnntine and eniov- - spe'ls, dizziness and urinary disor- irk ov en when I turned of The Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation Arteshy himljng the pea8ures that can De found ders, hopeless relier because she giffig!&Jg&' ul A VOTE FOR THE PROGRESSIVE PARTY. intu th with them othur chick-jo- p doesn't know what is the matter. billiy, Plate Cllass and Automobtle insurance. - yard this ranch, and come a intra nrncreRsivp uartv is a blow at the machine and boss- annually they of St. Louis, Mo., wntinK all forms or Surety thp uns, he flopped his wings en crowded jtH suend se.,son there, knowing that It is not true that every pain in The Equitable Surety Company ana lionus. ridden thai lias shamed us for a generation. fidelity system en they wus a little black ruster whut nowhere else can be found the the back or hips is trouble "peculiar KOOM 21, CAPITAL CITY in the ma just ' A vote for the is a blow for modifications I GENERAL AGENTS & progressive party hev raised tu hum, flew at himjEalne that are so ex-- : to the sex." Often when the kidneys HALL HALL BANK BLDU. of which will the control more effectually jist pleasures freely chmery government help people en licked th stuffin outen him, gol tended here. get and inflamed, such of own congested the acts and agencies their government. y of darn et. They may lay more eggs en As it becomes better known, I aches and pains follow. A vote for the progressive party is a blow for a definite program of air a goi darn site handsumer but liove there is nothing in the nelghbor-- i You can tell it is kidney trouble social and industrial justice, reaching the living and working conditions ' MEXICO MILITARY INSTITUTE they kin not fite like them thur com- - hood of Santa Fe that is likely to if the secretions are dark colored and NEW men and women. i toiling mun chickuns ov mine, en thet's a fac attract more people than the Valley contain sediment; the passages are Ranch. too or Don't ex- - R0SWELL, NEW MEXICO. And in connection one wonders if the Rhode Island turkey, weigh- by heck." frequent scanty. this to well or or thereabouts, annually sent to the occupant ot pect them get alone. ing fifty sixty pounds, ' 'The West Point of the Southwest. i e GAME SEASON, won as a offering, will taste as good this 2Sth When you are twenty-on- years old Doan's kidney pills have the the White House Thanksgiving SDOrts are out 83 the blrd sea" to Bill Taft as the one he fed on a year ago when he you get a vote. Also vou are sup-- lhe praise of thousands of women. They day of .November big 1:as I Ranked as "Distinguished nuiuence of his to know to be an AM-- : scn opened, and am told that are endorsed at home Head this thought the people were slumbering under the soporilic posed enough U i to there are moro ll"aU this season "an Santa Fe woman's state- w Institution " by the S. ERICAX and for administration. citizen think ' convincing e in (1 'vf.iirself IF von are twentv-on- rears have ever been known the mesas ment: War Department. world a little anil and hems before. Mrs. Bernarda R. de 100 A New York engineer is planning to move the by building old, THINK the situation over Bscuerdo, Located In tbe beautiful Pecos warm Gulf i CONVICTIONS This is to two viz: Griffin Santa N. $100,(100.000 up on the Newfoundland coast, and turning the VOTE your HONEST due just things, St., Fe, Mex., says: Valley. 3,700 feet above sealeyel, jetty "I stream up among the icebergs. Other men have tried to handle the world, because that is the FIRST DUTY of stocking the state with these gam;; have just as high an opinion of sunshine every day. Ooen air too, but not by means of jetties or the melting of icebergs. jan AMERICAN citizen, birds and then enforcing their protec- - Doan's Kidney Pills today as when work throughout the entire ses- o tion. The present plentiful supply 1 publicly recommended them in Jan- sion. Conditions for physical and mental are William .1. wrote (he democratic platform at Baltimore, and it MORE HEAVY HUMOR! came about because the game warden uary. 1907. For about a year I was development Bryan IDEAL such as cannot be found a William .1. has declared Ohio.- 2. or so - bothered dull went throuuU without change. Bryan emphatically Tiffin. Nov. As the result during the past three years ship- by ache and weakness tn America. Four- iree iron free lumber, the four across I elsewhere that he is in favor of free wool, free sugar, of wnat ig sai(1 to have been a practical ped in a large number of Gambel quail my loins and kidneys. tired teen officers and Instructors, ail Eh? What? on most important American products. joke, in which, it is said, Geogre W. and bobwhites. Of course the former easily and any exertion brought graduates from standard Ea st- 0 Alforil an emnlovep of the I'nitpd were here alreadv. hut It is as neces- - severe pains in my back. Hearing ern colleges. Ten buildings, so a number of small men o In We wish to shape our conditions that greater S)ateg Glasg Factorv wa8 8eriousiy sary to look after keeping up the sup-wh- Doan's Kidney Pills highly spoken of, modern every respect. are industrious and energetic shall be able to succeed and so to I re- decent, bllrned by ,ne appHcation of hot irong ply of game birds as it is necessary was induced to try them. The Regents : men who are dishonest shall not be allowed to succeed at all. , that the big when Vernon Garmen restock our streams witn trout, and sults proved beyond a doubt that A. CAHOON, President. 0 asJeep engineer E. ' of was made defendant then, in both instances, give adequate this remedy lives up to representa- 1. E. RHEA, who do not and of the few who prosper today 1 There are many prosper enough P. Treasurer. ' protection, tions. The cure it hos brought has J. WHITE. there are some whose prospenty does not mean well for. J JOHN W. POE, greatly, certainly j The bobwhites, which are among led me to praise it on more than Secretary. the !ll W. A. FINLAY. country. S. R. Mass, Beachley, Texas, says thp finpsf psiup mHa in thp wnrlH nrp one occasion." law until and the For sale all dealers. Pric 50 p For and illustrated cata- - u ...... r. ;i,i i,i Ka ,1(Mio in hotter condition of 'My baby had a dangerous attack of protected by 191i, by particulars thp prnnnmir Foster-Milbur- n ll " law as be, cents. Co., Buffalo, address, ...... valne nf ihP lifp of the farmer, the croup, and we thought we would lose covering them is it should logue, Uie laiuici, auu . !PI l,o limo lhi nrnvidnn New York, sole agents for the United wife their children. .., p, farmers and ntH so 1 C0L.JAS.W.WlLLS0N,Supt. j and Tar Compound pulled him through. has run out they will have States. name Doan's and I tax situation in Xew Mexico, Mr. Voter, vou satis- - we would not be without it in our ed that they can come under the same Remember the Think over the 1 i now cover the Gambel take no other. lied with it? house."' For sale by all druggists. provisions that I SATURDAY, NOVEMBE 1912. SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN PAGE StVP. V

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Concerning the Troubadours who Furnished rooms and board, corner are to appear at the Elks' theater 1A Palace and Lincoln avenues. Jit 'next .Monday night it in interesting A j to know that during the past twelve ever FOR SALE good milch years this company lias played in Plume uishop's ranch, 2;;o W. the largest churches and auditoriums - FOR S AI.K Household J OS of all the leading cities, that they goods. Milkman Lou Must be sold once. have held the hoards as headline at- - Caspar. at tractions of the big Chautauquas and FO.lt SALL on Lyceum courses, that each member of writes us that he warms his two story resid'n"e milk-wacro- Palace avenue. Lot (10x240 feel. O. (J the a number of in- - n on cold davs company plays j,- Watson Co. t jstrtiments and all are finished unisi-- ; with a Perfection Oil clans of our leading conservatories, Heater. FOK KENT Jloi::;e:s furnished or that programs are in costume: given unfurnished, .pply to M. A. Ortiz, and playing is. done upon twenty or1 He makes his rounds Court House. more of the finest instruments that in comfort. Zero weath- can thai some of money purchase, the doesn't Fori SALK instruments used were invented er bother him. National Cash Reg- by ister two drawers new. and used by The Trouba-- : practically exclusively This milkman has O. C. Watson & Co. dours, that their repertoire is by far adapted this wonderful the most extensive of any company of j III! little heater to his FURNISHED ROOM or mod- artists now before the public and S jtPi own rooms, ern, near I'alace hotel. Call morn- ranges from lighter and popular to! particular needs. ings. Inquire at New .Mexican. grand opera selections. You not drive That vocal selections in all eombi- - may a milk-wago- n, WANTKI) Woman to take; charge nations are given, Including quar- - j but there are of dining-roo- as head waitress. Must tettes, choruses, songs in h'nglish, j Perfection countless ways in which 1 ua J J .W .speak English. Coronado Restaurant. German, Spanish, French, ; as well as jj i one ofthese heaters would some of their own compositions: that Made with nickel trimmings be a convenience and WANTKI) TO TiL'V A cooking and Bing some ol the most steel or turq- ;uey play (plain enameled comfort to in range not smaller than six hole and classical and dilficmt compositions by uoise-blue drums). Orna- you your mental. Lasts in good condition, Address "C" this our music masters, stamping them by Inexpensive. home. You can adapt it to for years. Easily moved from oflice. critics as artists and musicians, but to your own requirements. that in the main place place. popular selections KOI! RENT .Modern .3 are At Dealer Everywhere. house, Pure Wholesome Reliable given just what the public IMOst rooms and with new Indispensable desires. bath, large ward, CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY range, tine location. Oeo.'M. Kinsell, Of this company, the .Mendota, 111., Dnvr, Puvblo, Albuquerque, Phone ::,", W. world-wid- e. Bulletin, says: Cheyvnoo, Butte, Bol. Salt Laka City. Its fame is Its un- "Last evening the ISyron Trouha- - superiority SALESMEN to call on grocers, con- dours, seven talented art- wonderfully fectioners, general stores. $100 Its use is a ists, our a concert that questioned. protection against gave people and expenses; yearly contract. Man- is heard these lOncore rarely days. ager, IT S. Main street, St. Louis, Mo. alum food. ev- - In buying baking powder ex- after encore greeted them, until HOW THE ELECTION LOOKS ery number became a double number. FEMALE H ELF WANTED Ma- amine The vocal label and I the carefully and be sure the music, instrumental, ON THE EVE OF BoHTTLE dam, will pay you $10(1.00 for your was fresh and breezy, yet in good spare time between now and Xinas powder is made from cream of tartar. form, pure and elevating." introducing my sanitary belts and (By Gilson Gardner.) , majority and in most of the states aprons to women. Mary Short, 400 Other kinds do not make the food healthful. Washington, I). ('., Nov. 2. On the west of the .Mississippi river the odds Caxton Illdg., Chicago. THE CHURCHES t eve of election and at the end of one strongly favor Roosevelt. This it CATHEDRAL CHURCH. of the most remarkable campaigns in normally his territory. This year hi WANTED traveling men who are 1st Mass at 6:30 a. m. 2nd Mass at history, the following ppear to be must, of course, carry it with t lies making small towns and cross roa i outlined 1 stores to handle our new and 9 :?,), sermon in English. Ilrd Mass facts: handicap of being a new party candi-- The race is l!il,r" side line. a com-:o- f at Id: SO, sermon in Spanish. between Roosevelt and having a certain percentage pocket Pays Wilson. mission of $4.00 order. A winner. day morning Alogio Romedies was At (I: ISO p. m. October devotions. the republican vote to Tuff lint per J i. For full O. A. shot in the breast and badly wounded LADY OF GUADALUPE. Taft is out of it. lis popular vote ;his hold on the country is so strong; particulars address 2ln NEWS OF THE STATE with a revolver tired by First mass 7 a. m. Second mass will be very light and his vote in the that he will probably carry most of ""'lison. Mgr. Sigel St., Chicago, electoral will not 30. Andreas Chaves. The ball entered his 9:30 a. m. Sermon In Spanish and college exceed this territory against tills handicap. right breast from an angle, going a English. Wilson is morally certain of ap-- l Listing the states which are either 200 votes in the electoia! Roosevelt or more to TYPEWRITER5. WHAT WE MAKE IT. , had to replace and pump up seven space of probably eight inches, andj CHURCH OF THE HOLY FAITH proximately states, likely go . Cleaned, adjusted and repaired. New Some came here when lots and if he had not had an air coming out on the side. A rib was Services November ; fl j college. for him than for Wilson, Roosevelt's people tires, Sunday, platens furnished. Ribbons and sup- could be had and have attached to his there is by the shot, making the (22nd after Roosevelt, is morally certain of ap- - column appears like this: very cheaply pump engine splintered Sunday Trinity). something plies. Typewriters sold, exchange, on to wound one. 8 - 1 vot.es in the electoral never acquired a place which no telling when he would have got a serious a. ni. Holy Communion and ser- proximately California, Colorado, Connecticut, and rented. Standard makes handled. erect a home. came and are here. The still al- Romedies was mon, "The Eucharist. 9:15 a.jC0"(-Se-. Idaho, Illinois, Mich- Others ginx pursues him, immediately placed Holy Indiana, Kansas, All repair work and typewriters guar- now In is more work and under arrest Sheriff J. S. m. school and Bible class. 11 Either Roosevelt or Wilson is North Ore- - comfortably situated. general, though he putting by Duran, Sunday quite igan, Nebraska, Dakota, anteed. Santa Fe Typiwriter Ex- who be at-'- Communion on certain to to life is what we make it, and the care on his tires than ever, and says happened to at the yard in. Holy and sermon get enough votes make gon. Pennsylvania, South Dakota, change. Phone 231. ' shiftless are so from choice. The that he is afraid to leave town with- tending to shipping sheep, and given 'one of our lord's Parables. p. m. up the 266 required to elect, so the Washington, West Virginia. Total ( Instructions grasshopper gets along pretty well in out having a trouble car along with a preliminary hearing before Justice Holy Baptism. before election is not likely to be thrown in electoral vote, 175. HAVE YOF ability as a salesman? j and also the the summer, but it's all up with him him. The ginx got after the sheriff C. A. Weideman. confirmation, evening to congress. In the above list there are of course We have an excellent opportunity for serices will on the first ot l)e-- when winter comes on. Artesia because he had no New Mexico num- The testimony seemed to show that begin Which candidate will win will be states claimed by Wilson's managers, a live, energetic lady or gentleman to be-- ; cember). Xews. ber plate on his machine. Lordsburg there were no serious differences determined by the "silent vote'' a and it is quite possible some of them make from $150 to $300 per month in uraer or music Liberal. tween the men, but that the shooting bunday. vote which no poll or straw test has may be carried bv the democratic can- - selling the finest line of Art Calendars NOTHING DOING. was uuc lu ail aui;iv.oiiuu audru uj v. v.nuui been able to uncover. didate. But weighing chances fairly and Ad Specialties in the United wasj'-'lori- Tibi G. M. 1 Chief of Police Stewart Monday! A CREAMERY, MAYBE, overindulgence in liquor. Chaves Garrett This "silent vote" is the most not-- and judging by what appear to be Stales. Address at once The Au- j j Hymn "Rock of - evening placed under arrest a woman B. B. Van Horn of Albuquerque, one held for the grand jury. Ages" Hastings able feature of this campaign. Ev- honest and careful polls, Roosevelt gustine Company, CJrand Island, Neb. 'Gloria ptttri Boyce. j who operates the Tilden and South of the celebrated Rough Riders, was At the time of publication Romedies erywhere it is found. It is the vote seems to have the best chance in the References with applications. at- j Offertory "Christian. the Morn 1 Virginia. Upon the advice of City in Taos the first part of this week is still in a serious condition, but will j which replies to canvassers of all par-- above list of states. . 1,reaks Sweetly O'er Thee". Shel'y ' - Attorney Dye he dismissed the wom- tending court. Mr. Van Horn pro- probably recover. ties, 'none of your business. Some- If Taft has any chance at all, it will NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION S,ancUls Littlejohn an. Dye says there is no stat- moted and organized the Sunshine Both men are from near Pintada , " times it is quiet; sometimes flippant; be found in these states: Department of the Interior, V. S. Land Judge iiymn "uread of the ute under which may be ar- of that and says if he and are employed as sheep herders by sometimes at all times it is Delaware, New Office at Santa Fe, New Mex., Oct. anybody Creamery city World" Hodges surly; Hampshire New rested for booze into i3 successful in his civil law suit now the Ilfeld company. Romedies is ap- evasive. Mexico. Rhode fslnnil 10, 1912. merely bringing Gloria in Excelsis Littlejohn nmi, Ver a It is the woman in our district court that he parently over forty years of age and It is estimated by mana- - mont. Total electoral vote. 23 Notice is hereby given that Walter city. alleged pending ' ' political Chaves a few under.-A'au- ghn ' of New brought $75 worth of whiskey and will ship in 100 Holsteln ccAvs on his years ReceBBlona,:.Au 'Ha'n u'le' power gers mat per cent ot tne vote tins It should not be understood that Kraul, Santa Fe, Mexico, who, vear Is Riieb n it oitVio t on October 23, 1909, made Homestead beer from Dexter. Roswell News. valley ranch here and start a cream- neporier. nf .Tenim' of ehnrnntop fliaf.... v.mc vtTi!M..uwu b ui iiooHtneii s mana Kame" f'nrnnntinn G UK - Entry No. 011996 for Lots 4, 6 and ery. SoDranoes Mrs v. v "ill;,"u- lllos " ave gers concede these states to Taft, but STILL AFTER OIL. fWri mI"""1 of Section 6, Tow 1G N Range PECULIAR ACCIDENT. A good creamery in our valley L. C. Miss C" postal (!m! po"8 report on Ule assumption that ties will nship six-mil- e Hall, Jessie Carroll and .party 10 nn March (! 191"? maria A to woiiid institution for Drilling for oil wi.hin a uoi more man a nun to F. and sad accident happened Harry, be a valuable Miss Lola Michelson. iiiui oi tnose bold in some portions of the m ap and x-- radius of Roswell under the direction xnnr.A little son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. our farmers and as whom the cards are sent make in a ot s x rniy the ranchers, they Altos -- Mrs. Grace and any spirit generosity- th much in i;ilr , October 24. While would teceive their roP of the Messrs. C. C. and L. B. Tanne-hil- l Kirkpatrick In some instances the allowed him. ioi joi oi section i, lownsnip 10 Tyson, Thursday, monthly pay Miss Edna Abrahamson. reply. percent- 9 N. M. will be started within the near has N., Range E., P. Meridian. sitting in his home playing, he raised bank checks every month to core'. Baritone Mr. R. L. age been as small as one seventh. The great Empire state of New-Yor- future. Ormsbee. has filed notice of intention to make his hand to brush a lock of hair from the cream and milk furnished by them The voters simply will not commit holds to r Bass Mr. Llewellyn C. Hall. the key the situation. three-yea- Proof, to establish claim in an The contract for the work has been themselves. his eye, having his hand open tor the creamery. Organist Miss Elizabeth Brown. Wilson's Solid South plus New York to the land above described, before let to T. A. Stancliffe & Sons of Lake is New York knife, which struck him in the right Mr. Van Hen is certainly a f )nd Directress Mrs. E. F. Coard. That why and some and a state or two outside would or U. S. Land Of- one of the best well New give Register Receiver, eye. Dr. Crocker was summoned, but bootter and Taos valley would give Arthur, drilling PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. England states are properly him the required electoral vote. As- - fice, at Santa Fe, New Mexico, on the firms of - the extent of injury could not be dis him a hearty welcome by enrolling the valley. Owing to the sudden illness of the classiHed us doubtful. The percent- sinning that Roosevelt 22d day of November, 1912. No announcement as cerned. Fears are entertained that him with its enterprising and pro public has yet pastor of this church. Rev. B. 7.. Mc- - ae of tllis unknown vote is large in the Solid South or the border states Claimant names as witnesses: Cris- men.-Ta- os Re-- made of the exact location for he will lose the of the eye. The j business lpen Cullough, he will he unable to con-- ! enough to swing tne election by a big he must New tobal Licolas sight gressive ' carry York and pretty Garcia, Griego, Crespin the test,, lint it is nracticallv. .. certain duet thu... iimml r,, ....: i mutnrftr otthor . doctor advised a specialist, and Mr. corder. viui.tw yt j DriVltKS. Illi. .w.v.. u'vj mucii every otner northern state to Oallegos, Eustaquis Padilla, all of Tyson left with the little one on the that the first well will be drilled about the absence of the pastor, Professor There are some localities where the win. Santa Fe, New Mexico. afternoon train for El Paso. Silver A BOOST FOR TORRANCE CO. six miles due north of the city. Herbert H. Kimball, of sentiment is so on one Here in MANUEL R. OTERO. 1 Washington, overwhelming again comes the . i.. r n ,..mi .1 . . ... "silent Announcement was aiso niaue j win ueiiver an a duress side or tne otner no VOte." Ill Moil' i( ic iter. City Independent. Torrance county needs to be adver- louay which that there is Vnrl J Regi that ha tn Ua vaiaoA oc n W ill- take tho l)lirn .if .... i i .1 . . tised before there will be any notice- i..icn uun.is, Iu..ou no ui uiui mag ; uuuui a iu uuv inrse tsuiies nouiu Hient as it Is in other states T'ie means of the sermon mere will be no Vice Pres. for MANY OPERATORS. able increase in immigration to encouraging prospecting evening be classified. For example, the solid Wilson people are not confident, ilo Joseph .McCaffrey, tis for oil is about all subscribed. This. service. Junior Christian Endeavor south is for Wnnrlmw Tim Nebr. Greeters of Omaha, of of the big valley. One of the first things to be wtienn more are Roosevelt's managers. Both American, Representatives many Sar..0nn wi" meet at o'clock m. states: "1 Fo- oil have visited the done is to out an attractive book- when eomnleted. will total p. Senior west as a whole is for Roosevelt. In sides are hard and cheerfully recommend operators valley get 'Christian r,uueavor will meet holding wishing In a of on the resources of our and and will all be covered with good at 6:4o!the state of Washington the ntu fnr knew about ley's Honey and Tar Compound as a lately. fact representative let county imu-wee- they that mysterious, notes, which will become due June t in. prayer services on hm i ai.,n0t In sure cure for coughs and cols. I have one of the big companies said to be bring these facts to the notice of the ' element of the electorate in 1, 1914, and will be collected at ,:4- - used it and have recommended at over $50,000,000 was farmers back east who are contem- that "u"evenlng nia the polls indicate a bi whose hands the outcome rests. myself capitalized time if the Tannehills have at that RICE CHAPEL A, M. E. CHURCH, it to others who have since told me of present and witnessed the big exhibi- plating a change. Our great need is time within a distance of of' Ul,rlng the building of our church, its curative in diseases tion when the Advocate man saw the more real farmers, especially those six miles great power Roswell an oil well with a Bervice'8 wil1 be hel(I the old Metn" Subject: "Go Forward." of the throat and For sale Brown well spout oil and gas last with some capital and better still with capacity WOMAN SAVED GIRL'S LIFE. lungs." by of fifty barrels per day. Roswell Rec- - odist cl"rch on lower Sun Francisco Thursday evening at S the Douglas all druggists. week. And, we admit that we felt capital and experience in irrigating. street. Chicago, Nov. 2. Mrs. James K. nt.,i Lyceum meets. I .. n . somewhat flattered when he admitted As high as $400 per acre has been '""-"""a- Sunday services: Friday evening at S prayer meeting.! sent ner new $:ioo electric NOTICE FOR after reading our article about the realized on small irrigation tracts. PUBLICATION. 11 a. m. Worship and prayer. Strangers are made welcome. cai" int the curbstone and wrecked it, Notice is show that we had told it about as it Many would jump at the chance to Chas. S. Hedge, 146 E. 2nd St. Hast- hereby given that Pablo 12:15 Bible school. H. B. PERRY, Pastor, but s"e saved the life of a little of New Artesia if ings, Nebr., writes: "I have been ' girl Sanchez, Kennedy, Mexico, occurred. Advocate. buy these cheap lands they but 7:45 p. m with sermon. ST. who had fallen in Worship JOHN'S METHODIST. front of the j who, on March 5, 1909, made Home- knew its possibilities. This is one troubled with severe pains in my You are welcome to the niachine. 09038-104S1- NOT TALKING NOW. the back and kidneys and the pains were worship at stead Application No. for of the objects of Torrance County j Methodist church tomorrow at any of S. 2 SYV. 4 and Lot 3, Section 5, Sheriff McGrath has always main- Development association. Come out especially severe in the morning. I the following hours: 9:45 Sabbath Township 13 North, 9 East, New tained that if a user of the motor car to the meeting held here next Mon- have used three boxes of your Foley Range en- school opens, be on time. 11 a. m. Mexico Principal Meridian, has filed took proper care of his machine and day give the association your sup- Kidney Pills and the pains have 'CASGARETS" FOB I morning worship. Junior League at notice of intention to make final watched his tires closely, keeping port and attend the meeting. Would tirely left me. now feel as well as 3 p. m. Epworth League at 6:30 p. proof, to establish claim to the land them in condition he would never you help if you knew your farm would ever. For sale by all druggists. m. Topic: "A Blind i above before and have any serious trouble. He would double in value? a concerted ef Beggar," andj described, Register By The highest point of woman's hap- "One that was Deaf," the use of the1 SICK HEADACH E Receiver, U. S. Land Office at Santa laugh at the man who complained of fort on the of one this POSTCARD CAUSES ARREST. is reached moth- - ' part every piness only through senses in the attainment of character. Fe, New Mexico, on the Cth day ot hard luck with his tires, telling him doubling would be done many times. v (Evening worship at 7:30, The pastor December, 1912. luck was an excuse for the lazy man. St. Louis, Nov. 2. Grone-meye- r, a. uiuluci-uj- - Moriarty Messenger. Henry niuiiu lie. Ilia. let tut; will the both j Claimant names as witnesses: He has talking about luck, a contractor. 2S47 be is often fearful of nature's ordeal occupy pulpit morning stopped Chippewa mid-wee- It's Your Inactive and evening. The k Liver and Florencio Sanchez, Noberto S. Torres, for the ginx has surely got him. On ATTEMPTED KILLING. Slreet, was placed under a $500 bond and shrinks from the suffering inci- prayer service will lie held at 7:10 Werlnes- - Bowels-Yo- u Cas-caret- s Julian Garcia, Hipolito Roibal, all of bis last trip over from Silver City he At the East FrI-- 1 Tuesday, following his be- - dent to its consummation. But for Need Vaughn stockyards arraignment day evening. Last Kennedy, New Mexico. fore Special united States Commis nature's ills and discomforts nature Wednesday night we I,ad a nlost service. Sure. MANUEL R. OTERO, sioner W. W. Na" on a charge of send- provides remedies, and In Mother's delightful j PIan t0 be witn us this Wed- - Register. ing an objectionable post card to Mrs. Friend is to be found a medicine of coming This will Your're throb-I- L. Dorsh. The card was mailed two great value to every expectant mother. nesday. be followed by the! bilious, you have a t FOR WOMEN 0VLY. is an emulsion for external! regular monthly meeting of the sensation in your head, a bad NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. years ago, a year after Gronemeyer I". S. That is the nature of Dr, Pierce's Favorite the one (or j board. busi-- of the Interior, Prescription remedy married. application, composed of ingredients cial There is important taste in your mouth, your eyes burn, Department habit-formin- g umce women which contains no alcohol and no drugs. Made from native which act 'With beneficial and sooth--! ness to be transacted and it is hoped your skin is yellow with dark rings lj!ina at hanra e' aiex.. bottle-wrap-pe- who he has real medicinal forest roots. Dr. Pierce tells its every ingredient on the r. Gronemeyer, says Ing effect on those portions of the every member will make an effort to under your eyes; your lips are; estate valued at $15,000, did not Notice is hereby given that Floren- - Prominent physicians and some of the best medical authorities endorse these system involved. Jt is intended to j be present. "Righteousness exalteth parched. No wonder you feel ugly, understand the proceedings because for and 10 ingredients as being the very best known remedies for ailments and weaknesses prepare the system the crisis, a nation; but sin is a reproach to any mean and Your system f ba1ncIiei: !" ,yne0W a of his extreme - to women. deafness, and after the inus relieve, in great part, the Suffer- neoDle." James H Shimc natn,. is full of bile not. nronerlv naoaoH nff peculiar he asked the court attaches No. 011S9-1030:!- mis is wnat airs, iieketti a. uoffev, or Longstroet, hearing ins lujuugu wuicu we moiner usually and what you need is a to tell him him. cleaning up fol, p 14 1 0t8 a and G, Section Ky., says: "I feel it my duty to write and toll you what what happened to passes. The regular use of Mother's WHEN PRAYING inside. Don't continue a bilious j gy Friend will mother in th6 being 0 Tow"ship 13 Nortii Pnnfre 'I ar your medicines have dono for me. I was a groat sufferer He declared .Mrs. Dorsh formerly repay any uo wno comfort affords and the ..... ,wu.Beii a,lu mose Xew Mex 1)rin Meridian ha8 filer! for six years from a trouble peculiar to women, but I am was his fiancee. He is 45 old. it before, help- St. 2. Mc-- , years Paul, Nov. Mrs. Johanna love you, and don't resort to harsh three-Mann- , thankful to say, after four bottles of ' Favorite ful restoration to health and strength 110(ic( ot intention to make taking your The card was sent to the woman when 73 years old, was burned to physics that irritate and Re- - I air. not bothered with dreadful disease it brings about after baby come3, injure. y( ar Proof, to establish claim to the Prescription that she lived at 42111 West Belle place. death while in front of member that most' disorders above' more. I fool like a new woman. When I first wroto Mother's Friend today kneeling of the described, before Register HOT any an altar erected near her bedside. stomach, liver and intestines can be you for advice I only weighed 115 pounds now I welch 133. is for sale at rr Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at $12 TIES Uf $1 CO, COO BUSINESS. The flames from one of candles cured - "I thank you very much for your kindness. You havo drug stores. the quickly by morning with gen- Santa Fe, New Mexico, on the 6th day Write her was tie, Cascarets 1912. been as a father to mo in advising me what to do, so may for our ignited clothing. The woman thorough they work of December, Ind., Nov. 2. To pre- free book dead whem while A Ood bless you in svory effort you put forth for good. Logansport, for members of the household you sleep. box from; Claimant names as witnesses: vent the sale of a $100,000 business "I hope this testimonial will bo the means of somo poor expectant moth entered her room, having smelled your druggist wil keep your liver and Pablo Sanchez, Noberto S. Torres, because of a $12 Federal ers which contains Has. Coitey. suffering woman socking health. debt, Judge much valuable smoke. bowels clean; stomach sweet and Julian Garcia. HiDolito rcnihal. all of Landis of Chicago heard arguments information, and many suggestions oi Mrs. McMann was a pioneer resident your head clear for months. Children Kennedy, New Mexico. Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser, newly revised te edition, answers hosts a nature. at his old home a few hours after his helpful of St. Paul, and was the aunt pf Rev. love to take Cascarets, because they MANUEL R. OTERO, of delicate questions about which every woman, tingle or married ought to know. mother's funeral. NtADFIELQ.tEGULA.T0K CO., AtluU, Gv Father Cleary, taste good and never gripe or sicken. Regis tei I

- hi 3 EIGHT santa n m mum SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1912.

It's easy money. The White House fumes is uniformly of the highest !eic, etc. All good values and guaran next week will cut off 15 on all 'quality. Get them at Zook's. teed. Salmon's. ready-to-wea- r their garments for Bon Fires The autumnal loaves 15 DISCOUNT SALE IN READY-TO-WEA- R ladies, misses and children. See ad- form a canopy of brown over the MILLINERY AND FURS "The Home of Quality Groceries" vertlsement. streets. The passersby hastily walk- - AT THE WHITE HOUSE. Elegantly Furnished Rooms for rent. jng jjy hears their rustle and heave a CATHEDRAL CHURCH. second-fee- t I'tie rooms The following are road commission- Texas for 2000 from the linest in the city, having dlgU tlmt Bumnier is past. Then the Hours of service for the winter: II electric steam Jtf ers appointed by the governor in var- waters of New Mexico as the law light, heat and baths. man who hu8 a back yard wilere he 1st Mass at 7 o'clock a. m. The lo- mr. ious counties, in addition to the list does not permit this state to grant; European Hotel, centrally !ha8 been Ing thlng8 (or the paBt 2nd Mass at 9:30 am. m. Sermon in rarmer CBted. State - already published: such applications from another state. Progressive Headquart month8 find3 tlme neavy on hls English. Lake-wood- : ers in the hotel. Chaves W. Hclder, The Mimbres people are filing j fc d bon fire and county?. valley - 3rd Mass at 10:30 a. m. Sermon in Ladies and coats 1 YOUR HARVEST HANDS de Roe well; of! suits, .k rt. alter 8en,i-savag- e - Charles Brenicnd, applications for the use of waters glee the up- Spanish. Wm. M. Atkinson, Koswell. and not id without any extra cost at Seligman ii the Mimbres river, trusting smoke- - Evening Service, 6:30 p. m. Dona Ana ccunty H. P. llailey, Las to the: Brothers company. &urn 'a'l of their irrigation projects 15 DISCOUNT SALE IN READY. The of St. John's WILL DO Cruces. The regular meeting of Stephen Epworth League pump system. MILLINERY AND FURS M. E. church held its Curry county James Potts, Clovis; Watts Kearney Chapter D. A. R. will regular monthly PICTURE OF GRAND CANON, ' AT THE WHITE HOUSE. business at the church last Fred W. James, Clovis; V. S. Turner, y bo held on Monday afternoon, at 3 meeting commissioners may .Vaudeville Pictures at the Elks , The was inter-tonig- MORE WORK WITH Melrose. The corporation o'clock In the lecture room of' the and night. meeting a very henceforth at the Grand Canon, and esting one. Two new members were Quay county Harry P. Whiteside. gaze Museum of Xew lAexico. All members Sunday. a large framed picture of that won-- ' are to attend. Memorandum and scatch for accepted and the business incident to Santa Fe county Samuel Romero, urged pads - THEIR MOUTHS been sent by the - m X. Montoya, Arthur Seligman, Santa derful sight having SHOES FOR EVERYBODY AT THE sale cheap. The Xew Mexican Print ..."...j, Ju- some artist does - was transacted. A social hour follow Fe. Santa Fe road. "Why WHITE HOUSE ing. company has just completed mak divide" as seen ed the business meeting. The next Rio Arriba John A. Dag- not paint the "great As far as the TaWris con'-- " a lot of into '" county Capital ing up scrap paper drive and meeting will be at the home of Mr. gett, Chaina; J. R. Martinez, Jr., El from the center of the circle cerned the election is all overhand he scratch pads of all sizes which will The Fields if not sur- and Mrs. Stevenson on Hillside ave- And Consequently More WorkJIn Rito. which may say equals, will be inaugurated at once as the have to be sold at once. Single is a nue, the first Tuesday in December. Union county O. G. Granville,, Carl passes, the Grand Canon view, best tailor in the city. Your winnings pounds, 10 cents per lb. 10 lbs. 50 "some SHOES FOR EVERYBODY AT THE ! Kklund, Miguel Tixier, Clayton. mystery in these days when on the election cannot be better iris cents, less than the cost of the paper. What a WHITE HOUSE. If Fed On Our Groceries REJECTS APPLICATION. thing new" is the clamor. vested than in one of his good suits or business office. Quality Apply - State Engineer James A. French good advertisement it would be for overcoats. Gloves for the street, driving, mo- A Good- Comedy at the Elks' Sun- not the railroad but A Time in One Else ! rejected the application of the Pecos Santa Fe, alone, 15 DISCOUNT SALE IN READY- - toring, dress gloves, working gloves, day. Gay Quebec. So Would Most Any Toyali Lake Irrigation company of for the city and county. MILLINERY AND FURS T THE WHITE HOUSE. A dandy new line of men's suits, away at 2:30 p. in. yesterday passed vests and ties at Sel- a brief illness, overcoats, fancy CARNATIONS AND LOCAL ITEMS. following Brothers CHRYSANTHEMUMS, ROSES, I Just ReceivedAnother Car of SHOES FOR EVERYBODY AT THE igman Company. WHITE HOUSE. A complete assortment of Hudnut's fine toilet waters and Business is good, running with the perfumery just AND DESIGNS)' THE WEATHER. X received. Zook's. 'eBOUQUETS muffler open at GOE13ELS. N Santa X. M., Xov. 2. For 12. Fe, Do care and The Woman's Board of Trade AT THE CLARENDON GARDEN. PHONE Xew X you for comfort style Mexico: Tonight and Sunday in us wishes to announce the - shoes? Buy your shoos from that Library Call at Our Stand in Butt Brothers' Drug Store Flour" increasing cloudiness and warm- Hall will be on and see our window Salmon's. open election day er weather in north and east display. "Empress The W. H. Goebel Co., the tailors to to receive the returns, and Best Varieties. R. V. BOYLE, Mgr. evening portions. $ EC?There Is No Belter Flour Mace At Any Price women, have a change of advertise- the public is welcome to come there. l"3B ment, and all .Interested in really The Library will be closed on Tues-- swell gowns, cannot afford to day afternoon and as it is IN TELEPHONING,..7,n.,.., pass by evening IT NOW! 'their proposition. election day. TRY New Mexican, business The tf your Richard Hudnut perfumes and toilet Insure With Hayward and Rest Con- - is about advertising, subscriptions or specialties. Zook's Pharmacy, tent. call "31 W." H - job work, please up Tne most beautiful crysanthemums. The probate court will hold a regu- to or Gard-an- y 1 1 you wish to speak the editor give you ever 8aw at tne clarendon lar session on Monday the 4th day of Here $ .50 Per Sack $ .50 news, please phone "31 J." ens. See the advertisement. Xovember, 1912. The probate judge,! ! j Canute Alarid, notice to all per-- j On Tuesday evening for the benefit gives If it's Real Estate Hayward has it. of the meters and their friends, the' sons who may have business to tran-- j Is Where - Miss Margaret Liddle, the daughter Elks- club w, , e a private wire run j sact before said court that he will be Mr. K. in his office at the court house of 1 of and Mrs. George Liddle, into the club house and the full elec-- i Phone 4 F. ANDREWS Piione 4 tion returns will be received. Santa Fe county at 9 o'clock in the The Draft morning of said day. 15 DISCOUNT SALE IN READY-- 1 ;TO-WEA- SHOES FOR EVERYBODY AT THE MILLINERY AND FURS j WHITE HOUSE. j SStiBBBS&BERSVl AT THE WHITE HOUSE. Enters The Temperature from 24 to j WANTED Piano tuned. Write ranged orj 42 See 50:1 degrees yesterday; the humidity annlv Mnntpzunin St. from 57 to 78. The thermometer The most perfect draft ever Julius H. Gerdes is offering excep- discovered is the patent Hot tional value on men's suits and stood at 29 at 6 o'clock this morning. Blast Down Draft of the Wilson overcoats for the next 10 The Yesterday was a clear, cold day with Heater! draft that ' days. The only Ji garments are all new stock, latest a mean temperature of 33 degrees or secures perfect combustion and o 1 JEWELER style and quality fully guaranteed. 11 degrees below the normal for the ' prevents waste. kJr ' f in We sell insured hosiery guaranteed day. The warm sunshine in the aft- This draft is found only the not to wear out at" toe or heel. Sal- - ernoon made the day a delight to those mon's. who took exercise Hie .;,to-- I - HEADQUARTERS FOR "Ad." The first mass at cathedral The Richard Hudnut line of per- RflBson morrow will be at 7 a. m. instead of a. m. The winter hours haVe MOT BLAST HIGH-GRAD- jC::!0 gone E ay into effect. The other masses will be o-d- 'at 9:30 and 10:"0 as heretofore. Just Arrived!! Those $5.00 electric irons at Electric Co. will sell for The air enters at the top, drives Sparks $4.50 Another large assortment the combustible into the while they last, gases WATCHES latest shapes In Hats, such fire where they are burned THE LARGEST SELECTION OP prevents the escape of heat up FURS AT THE WHITE HOUSE. aS FELT, VELOUR VEL- Jhechimney doubles theheat-in- g AND on of the fuel. The special values offered by the power Goods Co. in VET, Etc'. Also fine In other words, only half the Adolph Seligman Dry carry amount of fuel used in ordinary men's fall and 'winter suits and over- line of Articles heaters Is necessary. The Wilson coats should to Stamps4 is t, making perfect com- CLOCKS appeal every man in bustion possible and a fire can Santa Fe. A ''new line of ties has for .. n . be held 36 hours. 3. Embroidery. Heat-er- been We sell Wilson Hot Blast s Page just received; see advertisement. for either wood or coal. Time Pieces That Are HAVE YOUR WATCH CLEANED FOR SALE Good saddle or driving I! horse and at St. Vin- A. MUGLER Reliable ! OCCASIONALLY. buggy. Inquire MISS THE WHIiE HOUSE cent's Sanitarium. Santa Fe Hardware & Coi 15 per cent looks good to us and SOUTHEAST CORNER PlaZA. Supply nun IT 6 6 3 ,f"--X ' ' i I , i'' ' 'V i VOTE UT IT'S DIF YOUR B:FERENT with may and ought Clothes; your to be a serious mat- vote on that matter ter to you on No- is directly in your vember 5th. Your own personal inter- man may win or he est. If you vote right may lose. Which- you win a good deal ever happens a and if you should month from that vote wrong you will time you'll be rec- lose. We want to onciled to the result see you vote for our and continue to be a patriotic and hap- Hart, Schaffner citizen. py & Marx Hart, Schaffner SuitsiOvercoats & Marx This is the polling place. Young men, CLOTHES especially, get in on the new 'Varsity arc far ahead of all Overcoat Models ; other candidates. great business in When all the votes these smart styles. We're a are counted they'll making big a hit with these goods be elected by very and we want one of large majority. them to hit you. I i , Coprright Hart Schaffner & Marx OVERGOJITS, & UP eIND UP $16.50 SUITS, $18.00 i

HART SCHAFFNER & MARX HART SCHAFFNER & MARX FINE CLOTHES NATMAN SALMON FINE CLOTHES 1 :i 1- -