University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository

Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 New Mexico Historical Newspapers

2-28-1914 Las Vegas Optic, 02-28-1914 The Optic Publishing Co.

Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news

Recommended Citation The Optic Publishing Co.. "Las Vegas Optic, 02-28-1914." (1914). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news/2239

This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. HiaTCWCALEOClTEY

t. i . V WOE for ir.s!!ii;!Ct.ur-;rs- . I - TONIGHT ami Sun- j - - I The new as.- fair; cooler tem- cia.tioas no longer men- day I peratures will prevail. tion miikes of tacJfcg cars.

EXCLUSIVE AOOOCI AXED PREf , :.' i LEASED WIRE TELEGRAPH BERVICE

CITY EDITION. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1914. VOL. XXXV. NO. 91. out that Brown la under indictment in Huerta had promised the government the district court of a charge of as- 1M??EP1?C KIM Civ a full and detailed of the HE explanation LEADER IS ONLY DOCTOR SAYS out or a shooting affray CAROTHERS ViLL The aid not refer in MARQUIS, peon sault, growing killing. charge in a Berwind Baloon. his to th memorandum dispatches Clinton Robinson, camp marshal at FlFW the Uni- If! published yesterday, asking I N FOR GAVE STRIKERS said he saw James Bicuva-ris- , enpn ACCOMPANY ted States to revoke to the GRAND PRIX, Hastings, permission the Greek), kill Angus Alex- luuiiy constitutionalists to arms in the (Jim buy ander on October 28. He said the fa- United States, for there is' no official tal shooting took place when guards knowledge of a resumption by the KILLED WEAPONS Illii VILLA IE and strikers clashed. Huerta government or diplomatic ex- ' Wants Troops Continued changes with Washington ," the state SULZER TELLS COMMITTEE TH MASSACHUSETTS COMMITTEE IN- BATES, TRINIDAD PHYSICIAN, A recommendation that REMAIN WITH THE GENER- GOING 80 MILES AN HOUR HIS WILL IN- be kept in the strike district OF HIS OFFICIAL No of Punishment VESTIGATING PROSTITU- TESTIFIES BEFORE THE troops IN Hope CAR UPSETS; HE IS DYING ; is AL ON HIS CAMPAIGN until the strike has been settled INVESTIGATION j . Tex., Feb. VESTIGATORS Laredo, IN HOSPITAL TION SO REPORTS contained in a submitted by THE SOUTH the Mexican border were not report along Las Animas to- the of the county grand jury hopeful today that slayers; e. to District Judge A. W. McHen-dri- LEGISLATURE WAS "I Clemente Vergara, the Texas ranch- ALL ARE EEOXEN SHOULD ALLOWED HAD ADVANCE INE01! day VEEGARA WAS KIDNAPED REGQEOS The report declares that troops man, killed Mexican federals, would IJTJE by are in the dis- be identified Pro- absolutely necessary WOULD NOT APPROPRIATE and punished by SO HARM- PLOT WAS IT 1 MACHINES MAKE FASTEST SPEED ANY OTHER OFFENSE WAS INFORMED THAT turbed districts, and tnat to withdraw AMERICAN CITIZEN SEIZED AND visional President Huerta's govern- MONEY TO PAY MEN WHO BE SUPPRESS- "SCARE THE them at this time would be unwise. j BE ment. It was out that the EVER RECORDED AT SANTA FUL WOULD ON FOOT TO CARRIED AWAY TO pointed The was in session about DID THE PROBING Mexican war department exercised lit- MONICA ED BY THE STATE SCABS" AT AGUILAR grand jury EXECUTED three months. The submitted tle restraint over the isolated bands report today contains no true bills in connec- of federal troops. ;, PRIVATE CITIZENS 5EELFH was still SEVERAL MINOR MISHAPS MANY ARE IEEBLE MINBED MAKES NO CHAES tion with strike disorders. BENTON INQUIRY DELAYED The location of the body JURY unknown today. It is Moped to bring Governor Not Surprised STODDARD AND OTHERS-CONTRIBUTE- it back to the United States. OF YOUNG GIRLS' RETURNED SCHIFF, EXPRESSED ENTRIES DROP OUT RAPIDLY IN EXAMINATION INDICTMENTS ARE Fob. 28". When in- HOWEVER HOPE IS The detachment of Mexican federals NO Denver, Colo., TO FUND EARLIER STAGES BECAUSE SANITY WOULD REDUCE THE RESULT OF THE LABOR formed that the Animas county THAT MAN'S BODY WILL BE at Hidalgo, near where Vergara, an AS Ias GOVERNOR RAISED OF BREAKAGE EVIL MATERIALLY DISTURBANCE had submitted' a report to- LOCATED American, was executed, was report- grand jury three months investigating ed today to have evacuated that day afjer of conditions and disorders in the New York, Feb. 28 The Sullivar point. One report said the detach- Santa Monica, Feb. 28. J. B. Mar- Boston, .Feb. 2. "The financial Feb. 2S.-- A.1 admis- Tex., Feb. 2S.George C. Trinidad, Colo., without committee, a new graft Investigating: El Paso, ment had been ordered to anothar an car in the of the business of prostitution had distribute,, coal district returning any said he hoped to start quis, driving English profit sion that he himself the lower bouse ot Catrotliers that reason for .its exist- of the true bills, Governor Amnions express- body appointed by He station in the course of regular duty. fifth international Grand Prix race, is the principal to strikers before one for Chihuahua City by tonight. of- arms ed the opinion that the state officials the legislature, held its first public Hidalgo is on the Rio Grande and in was fatally injured today on the San- ence. No other form of criminal Ludlow district was will travel on a gasoline velocipede battles in the take no action in the matter. He hearing in the city hall here today. close touch with the Texas border.. ta Monica road race course. He was fense so flagrant' and open and so investi- could of 40 miles an hour. made before the congressional Former Governor Sulzer said Uwt capable running was command that racers the harmful to 'the community would be Dr.. C. . explained that the military prisoners to remain with It to the Hidalgo leading the at time, going committee today by information of fraud in the state high- Carothers Intends oth- m tnis state." gating had been turned over to the civil au Apolonlo Rodriguez and the five 80 miles an hour at a turn, when his tolerated for a l4' Dr. Bates, who has to him General Villa throughout the latter's m Bates of Asuilar. thorities and the failure of the grand way department came durine er Mexicans accused of kidnaping car keeled over and pinned him be- These declarations- are made the attention to the strik- south. Charles A. C. Per- riven medical to indict would end the his campaign for governor and that. campaign were attached. No neath his body and skull. submitted to the legislature by admitted also jury probably consul at Galveston, Vergara apparently it, crushing report on many occasions, in accordance with n, prom- ceval, British in- ers unless new disorders occurred. reports were avaialble here as to any His mechanician was only slightly a commission appointed last year, information of a matter, to the killing of that he had advance no in the ises, he appointed a committee to in now here investigate on the which has conduk tea a detailed inves- on day There was change today la- action foot looting to recovery jured. to "scare the sc abs - the and William S. Benton, continued his The re-po- plot military situation. Efforts were made vestigate report of body. , . iii Massachusetts. mine office, ' Verjara's This was the first serious accident tigation before the burning of the investigated 00 days,'" bors in secret today. millions of dollars are South- to reduce the militia m the field as "They only Ills' room in the history of the, Santa Monica says that at the said "but found enoasls. Today Mr. Perceval in establishments utilized tipple and postoff.ee rapidly as conditions warranted, in ac Sulzer, they M. Dud- Officers are Executed course. invested in', near Asuilar. me that every saw George 'Curry, Richard western mine, cordance with the policy announced in that time to convince Feb. . 28. immoral and that "pros- In Die-bol- Brownsville, Tex., Fifty In lor purposes interference was and the Huerta consul, Miguel Carson, who won third money Charges of political some time the This department of the state honey ley Mexican federal soldiers and three of- titution in' all its ramifications consti- officers and ago by governor. Mr. Per- Vanderbilt cup contest Animas county by combed with I then appointed. stationed in this city. the Thursday, business all Las reduction was being dlnyed by unsat graft. ficers were captured ny constitution tutes a vast extending coal companies the hieh-wa- y ceval thanked them for their offers broke a crankshaft on the way to the employes of the large conditions in some localities. Hennessey to investigate alists on a bridge at Rodriguez, be over the state.." congressional isfactory to of assistance, and said that later he course today and was forced to give were made before the department and told him go to tween Nuevo Laredo and Monterey, The report emphasizes the dangers D. call upon them. up all thought of racing. The elimina- investigating committee today by the end of the rope, drive out tl. might to reports re of unregulated lodging houses, public MRS. BUFFUM GUILTY Benton Arrested Wednesday, according of his No. 5, left 17 starters. assistant district attorney grafters and to spare nobody. Saw tion car, and recreation parks. M Ralston, Valley, N. H., Feb. 28. Mrs Ger- ceived. here today. The officers were dance halls was called little refuBod The name of Albert Weiss, a who set the Santa wom- at' Trinidad. Mr. Ralston "The legislature, however, said. Teddy Tetzlaff, "The fact that one-hal- f of the Buffum, convicted of murder English promptly executed, the reports the coal operators Cynthia to the money to defray man boy speaking imperfect Monica course record of 78.72 miles examined were feeble as a witness by in first last for pois appropriate been at en actually disorders which the degree night of the investigation. and who claims to have per hour, made the first lap todaty at "clears the to testify to various and sentenced to the expenses Arms Sent to Villa minded," the report says, n oning her husband, when was in the first had seen. On Hennessey investigated 40 roasla ta Villas headquarters Bejon 28. of mov- 81 miles per hour, but successful treatment of a por- he die in the electric chair in April, was to Mr. Perceval Juarez, Feb. The task way for he was questioned 22 counties and found that their con- Wiled, was presented three laps had to stop twice to change class..:! The of by E P. Costlgan, before ac- 1,700,000 rounds of cartridges and tion of this recognition and de-- awakened by Sheriff Dempsey 'possible witness. The boy, ing 84 conditions, struction was fraudulent as a flat tires. Wishart miles att min-b'- - reKiuuiHK Buf-- 6,200 rifles into this from El Paso going feeble 't an ev'y r"" sunrise today. At 7 o'clock Mrs. A. Bender of this city 1 incidents told me that about cording to Charles hour, led all at the end of 1 la ps. u to the "Hennessey was completed today and the con- n.a fiutt.was, started. her, trip discovered' him on this side, No. 18, was offic- which he BUitt suppwiw per cent of tha cost of the roads wti ' crryTwho will be south to Verbeck, driving much among girls. ' death house at Auburn prison. She himself, went signment shipped immorality . - i... in -nmnanles.. for their actual construction aa3 t' and as! told by the boy ially declared out on account of engine officials In no city In lnterrereiiue '"j on the from her General Villa without delay. The aero "While the secured relied encouragement ed to Villa's, office to apply for a posi- J. G.Northcutt later rest was stolen. Later Hennos; ey are assembled by Cap trouble. the state have openly adopted the Judge counsel, Patrick C. Collins, who told cook. He was there at 10 planes being from the witness iuv astounding graft in the recon- tion as Tire Trouble for Teddy of says the re- an admission he said, and tain Juan Salinas and his mechanician, policy segregation," were with the unions her last night: struction, of the state capitol, and I o'clock in the morning, in 11 a fact that in certain his sympathies "Don't and the Scotchman's Harold Kantner, for a trial flight, Positions at the end of laps port, "it ia worry, now; keep quiet ordered State Architect Hoofer to re- saw a man answering the bus-ines- s in the labor controversy. never die the course of which It is planned to were: Wishart, Pulleh, Anderson and cities there are streets where for the leave It all to me. You will revelations." description enter. same A Dillara King, a collector sign because of thesa drop flowers and Imitation bombs. Tetzlaff. Incessant tire trouble seem- is conducted In much the in the electric chair." Weiss waited until 3 o'clock in the Mountain States Telephone company Hennessey was the next witness. ed to have ruined Tetzlaffs chances. way as if segregation was the accept- strike There was a pathetic scene when afternoon before getting an audience. described 'fce fighting in the He repeated the testimony he gaw SIR LIONEL ARRIVES was having trouble with en- ed official policy. Mrs. Buffum bid .goodbye to her five he tne man who Cooper October 20. Patsey Reset ti, at District Attorney Whitman's John About noon, say, 28. British crui seemed out cities the most flag- zone on sons. was out Galveston, Feb, The gine valves and hopelessly "In the larger said union officials Doe inquiry, describing the manner looked like Benton brought of commercialized a former striker, were hia arms ser Essex, with Sir Lionel Garden, of the race. rant expression if he went back in which he raised about $10,000 frois Rebel guards holding in connection with cer- threatened to kill him minister of Great Britain to Mexico, Wishart in the fifteenth lap, was prostitution Is occasioned JURY TO INQUIRE H. D. Stoddard behind him and apparently supporting to work. His testimony Jacob Schiff, Henry on was 10 miles off Galveston 84 an hour. The tain cafes and saloons. The police New Feb. 28 The federal him. No ehoto had been fired, he board, going miles grand amon the attorneys, York, and others to conduct his investiga noon From the that they have no a long wrangle was- taken Into a bar shortly before today. prize record is 74.45 miles per hour. take position establish that grand jury, to be sworn in Tuesday, tion. . said. The prisoner of the Mr Costigan seeking to the British consulate it was learned to interfere if the letter into the of tak- 3G rear room and 'the boy saw no more Tetzlaff broke a connecting rod In right had been interviewed in will inquire charges "We got indictments as the re of Sir Lionel law is observed." the witness ' failed to get that it was the intention and was forced out of the ing illegal commissions made against sult of our he said. of him. Incidentally he the eighteenth lap advance by representatives investigations," to come ashore as soon as possible of race. A similar accident put John Burke, manager of the commis A l ilt a job. the mine operators. Lively and proceed at once to New Orleans. No. 1L out in the committee sary department of the Panama rail- The of the Sullivan Goode, neyenteenth. Judea Noithcutt told the first hearing Rough weather in the gulf has great- No. 15, went out of the race In as road company. committee of Vergara was Kidnaped Muth, STATES fsOT that he and his colleagues, lawyers, graft investigation tir Feb. here ly delayed the Essex. the thirteenth VESTE1 m uu.aii asoeimuiy wan enlivened today by &. Washington, lap. always tried to iind out interest the would on the tilt between former Governor Su&er discussed with much today Pullen Shows Bravery what their witnesses say of the IN FATOO OF RAISE TO UREGK and Alfre.1 K. Smith, a democrat! report of Captain Sanders, Oldfield, who had not slowed down stand. - ATTEUFT Clemente Ver GONGBESS HAY- NOT fai.-e- d to member of the committee and speak- Texas rangers, saying for 17 laps, drove into second place .'A lawyer who ..it er of the when Sulzer va gara, an American citizen, reported lit' the twentieth lap, Pullen, 'who was- be disbarred," he added,., assembly THEY DECLARE THAT INCjySASE shpuld was GALLUP im hanged, had really been kidnaped second before that, was forced' to.'stop Campbell, deputy coroner,; HO. if NEAR peached. BY IN FREIGHT RATES WOULD ...Roy cases Smith the former Gover- and shot by Huerta's federals. GET DONE JUNE for De Palma recalled to the verdicts in challenged at the pits repair? BE UNJUST explain Consul bad 'been or An- nor, who was on tho Bland, to produce-th- While Garrett was running a steady Tace. of men killed in 'mines. Representa- again evidence dered to make an extended Inquiry, pullen lost his brought out that several SWITCH TAMPERING DISCOVERED documentary by which, derson wasj.,thjrd. MoH Fob. 28. tive Evans demand' JUDICIARY COM- Kansas City, Repre coroners' juries OF OVER- Sulzer announced in the re- and vigorous representations WORK OF THE whe a cival , war veteran stepped had serve,! on BEFORE ARRIVAL place of the utilities com- men have been made to the MITTEE MAY DELAY VACA- sol- sentatives public read from the LAND TRAIN cently he would prove that CO Ing reparation upon the, track at the Sawtelle of repeatedly, Mr. EVaiW Id, f Mexico missions and railroad commissions case of money had st. Huerta government at City, TION PROGRAM diers' home turn, and the racer coroner's records' a':ve.dict In the the .people's ben i to- six states, west of the Mississippi riv- Sulzer retorted there was little official information swerved Into a curb to save the old m miner killed by a fall of rock. Albuquerque, F.oh. , 28. An attempt in highway graft f,r conference here to - i ' which has Pul-len- 'a er met in today Buck- his- evidence was the t day on the Vergara killing, Washington, Feb. 28. Labor unions, man's life. The swerve caused Th verdict states that "Wyatt was made to wreck Santa Fe train repou the grant- - stirred the prepare a complaint against ntomn.l iniur-- liliil his Jolui 11. admittedly Washington farmers' organizations machine to skid and throw the nes met nis ueaui nu. No. 1, the Overland limited, at Gallup by investigator, il, as re of a five per 'cent freight rate government just as much the and combinations of small retail deal- tires. ing and that "he had no relations, at 1 o'clock this morning. A switch demanded eastern rail ies," i cent execution of William S. Benton, ers which do not increase by work, train a mile Hennessey, called to the rtriiii, and manufacturers, In the twenty-secon- d lap Oldfield and damn few friends." leading to a siding at Juarez. will roads. said and tified that the report that h3 f , a British subject engage in price raising probably went back to fourth place. Anderson D Trujillo, a timber contractor, east of town, had been thrown into the Benton case of 90 per cent of freight handled made was for The inquiry be exempted from the provisions second. Wishart led the field Fully had been inl erfered with by striners spiked down. The passenger train newspaper pt,' took is at some be t" to in earnest today anti-trus- t now framed west of the Mississippi to switchman and that it was not an of Ho I was planned begin the laws neing' 11 miles and up a speed of when hi sought to deliver props was held an hour and a by kept eastern ' I ' with of a special train committee. A time or other handled by the n the switch. ment. It would tako six men , the departure by the house judiciary nearly 84 miles an hour. De Palma the mines, lie ueciureu tutu. sent out to fix for Chihuahua bear- according to me conferees, and told the 'o from Juarez City bill limiting the use of the Injunction twenty-thir- d roads, was beaten. nessey committee, took the lead in the lap cent increase be occasion he severely of England and in also will be should the five per who on APPOINTED Investigation of tin j ing representatives labor disputes, reported on elapsed time. Dr C V. Bates of Aguilar, JOHNSON IS thorough While no satisfac- follow the anti they say it will cost the ship- at Johnson the United States. by the committee to 11 granted, occasions has given medical Denver, Feb. 28. Fred P. highway department after leading by miles $40,000,-00- 0 many answer has been made to the Wishart, pers on this side of the river was membe! tory trust measures. went out of the tention to the strikers, am of Denver was appointed to for in the twentieth lap, a American government's request The work of the judiciary commit year. the of on the state board WILSON riLES TU twenty-thir- d with a burn- he knew about burning ship Immigration to wi- race in the what the surrender of the body the tee threatens to interfere with the pro and at the In making the selection Gove- BalUmoiO, Feb. 23 Pir ' .1 ed bearing. . the mine office postofiice today. will not be pressed gram of democratic leaders to con on Amnions made that this eon is thoco ) ii dow, that point trouble eliminated Dav WHITNEY IS ARRAIGNED Southwestern mine near Aguilar rnor it plain among uln medical Engine 1 until all the evidence of a elude the session of congress by June that on the day board will have of w.U f .i . 'i t'i ' Cf driver of the car which killed a San Francisco, Feb. 28. J. Parker October 20. He said charge preparing 1, as will the Lewis, Pa- I a f examination is secured. hearings probably keep He he laiheu n - -f- Colorado's exhibit for the Panama ten.al n venim hne. man last week practice. the millionaire clubman of the fire - Will Assist committee until April. The sub- during Whitney, him of in P i' Pi- c Carranza busy end of 200 Genevieve Uannan with Jeffries, he testified, told cific expoHition. Other members pi ri luiitrt was covered 21 laps. At the charged by ries. " That General Carranza rapidly committee of the house interstate and .out. to "scare tlw tho board arc former Gcvenior Alva v. ill fIIot ihe - , i miiua Tvm iffld5ra stood thus: De having violated the white slave law, that he was going getting into touch with the situation foreign commerce committee, work- next the Adams of Pueblo and Colonel D. C. crat. T, ( 2:38:37; Marquis, 2:39:09; An- was arraigned today before Judge scabs." Early the morning and would on the trade commission Palma, - t i ) i ' at Juarez and Chihuahua ing interstate burned. Jeffries Is of Denver. Mr. Johnson sue j Fur viihr derson 2:39:27. in the United States district buildings were Dodge exert influence o clear up the bill, expects to be able to report it to Doollng on i v- u d u his will next held the federal authorities the ceeds A. J. Woodruff. In . No. 9, and Tony court and plead Saturday by case of Benton, was the Information the full committee by next Wednesday Huntley L. Gordon, mail. ;,. V V.. ft 't were eliminated in to the Indictment returned against charge of burning Officials or Thursday. Janette, No. 19, m- - i. Ui.it c; i . i which reached here today The witness then saiu imu. n. ROY IS FOUND pu.. Co- of twenty-thir- d both retiring with i i had before them today Governor That the publicity proposition the lap, !w: before erne Hi i ne I 2' J n 1 In u ( i v r v h t 10 original warrapt on which he distributed guns to strikers i,b - the the interstate trade com- broken This left only The n I i V lquitt's telegrams asking whether proposed machinery. Ludlow .dibti i t. a loc J w - t'r ( r In. arrested at his Placer county of the battles in the mer, tilt in const- is "so of starters the race. was 1 United States any mission bill objectionable that the original love-tol- t n o h 1 1 n fit n i i I i recognized dismissed re- P. C. a railroad emi ivt n i will and took the lead in the thirtieth ranch, was and he was Courtcey. ituted government in northern Mexico, it fetter perhaps destroy Marquis which C( 111 on the indictment found yes- of strike disorders In 4(1 and affords wilh Anderson second and Pullen arrested 1 1 with whom be could arrange for the corporations," opportunity lap, u 1 r io i ' Ba!'l was rt at. O.Of.'O nd h Iim seen. A, W. Brown, a iim Kiel men to harass their busi- third. terday. 1 t 1 extradition of those wnom he believed for jea.fAis III ( 1 ' " 1 ! 1 ' ' i furnished .Ian:-- .- ..boriff at said he wis h L. was by Hastings, 1 ness was asserted by for thirty lops: Marquis, 1 i 1 i responsible for the death of Vergara. rivals, Henry Standing o i O o ( , !i L. f i at Aguilar tne In let- 3:10-31- ; 3:11-03- ; of John J'cXa Kr by strikers Charge O'Shaiifflmessy reported to Migginson, a Boston banker, a Anderson, brother U. ,f U!. - of Now 3:12-07- ; 3:12-3- T'idfed Stairs auorney, and her that lift had made representations ter to Senator Root York, pullen, Average t women. day On it was Inn concerning Vergara's death and that which was read to the senate today. speed, 79.4 miles per hour,

4 LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, PURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1914.

suidhss o the antique In aa excursion ships to the glory of the Quaker City. whose aims will combine pleasure, HOPES 10 HAVE k Jimmy Coilins followed Connie ...i.Kii.l iibiiiil ill science and art The party will visit Mack's system of giving his players Tripoli from April 29 "to May 10 and plenty of freedom, but in his case the then tour the colony. TEAM OF GOOD system was not so successful. As More New Goods Ul.bL i.ibilL u manager of the Boston Red Sox Jim- In connection with the approaching my developed a bunch of world-beat-te- six hundredth anniversary of the in 1904. Two years later the same death of Dante the Italians are re- BUYS outfit finished 'RUSSIA the season in the cellar, For Saturday's Selling newing their intimacy with his writ- due it was said to the Jim- ings. Dante, in Italy Is almost a na- my giving his too much lee- players READY-TO-WEA- those who want the POPULAR PRICED R in women's Coats, Suits and Dresses for BANISHED WRITER LIKELY WILL tional God, and so far is his adoration MANAGER RICKEY OF ST. LOUIS way in the matter of aiscipline. and weaves latest in style and colorings at a is now on display all the accepted colorings DIE SOON, HIS PHYSICIANS carried that when Sir Henry Irving BROWNS WILL DEMAND John McGraw of tne New York popular price are Come. DECLARE gave his drama whrcn h&rj Dante as Giants, has his own method of hand represented. its hero the Italians rose as one man ling his men. There are no frills or Homo, Feb. 28. Maim Gorky la to protest against the destruction of Chicago. Feb. 28 At the beginniu furbelows about John and he is not and back in Russia after eight years exile, their idol. In the historic; house of his first season es manager of the slow to call a player when the latter Misses Spring Suits pra-hap- to die of consumption before tower which the Count Anguillara St. Louis Browns Branch Rickey has manifests a disposition to kick over as a man- Beautiful New Silk Waists another summer, his. physicians say. built in the twelfth century set out to build up a team whose mem the traces. He has been known to Below are some and which was fre- in some very becoming styles. Officially the Russian writer Is sion and fortress, bers will be models of deportment as land a healthy wallop on the Jaw or a in de Chines, Chiffons, and shadow that deserve special mention etill at Capri, where ho has lived quented by Dante, Senator Pasquale well' as efficient players. The new had actor for an infraction of the Crepe as student of eince his banishment, while bodily he Villarl, who is famous a manager shares the opinion of others training rules. At the same time no lace, exquisitely tailored, and including some life and works, has of a new crepe material in Co-- la at Mastamjalc, Finland, whence he the great poet's who have had experience as base manager In either league Is better lik novel and very becoming designs. All the AT $10.00. Suits a series of lectures on the on dia- Med. trimmed with may later proceed to Moscow. Ilia begun ball pilots that efficiency the ed by his players than is McGraw. new shades are shown, and black and white. penhagen, Tango, and blue, Is a secret tn "Father of the Italian Language." to a extent As return, generally Russia, mond depends great upon the scholar said of his severe mas- fancy collars and cuffs, all sizes. the to take the their time Is government desiring every way the players spend ter, "He a beast, hut a just beast" .PRICED $5 to $12.50. ;' fj precaution against demon- when off the field. MoGraw's know irritating EVERYWHERE players that if they AT $12.50. Suits of a good grade serge. Colors strations his admirers. SUCCESSFUL of Browns are by are talking of Rick6y took charge the in the right their manager will SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS. People everywhere Navy, Copenhagen, Tango and Tan. Neatly trim--' Last year Gorky was included in the quick and fine results Foley too late last season to try out nis stick up for them even if obliged to the comprehensive, amnesty conceded Kidney Pills give in backache, rheu- theories in team management, but he take off his coat ana med, collars and cuffs of silk brocade. troubles. fight. toy Emperor Nicholas and could then matism, kidney and bladder has lost no time Irs putting them into Hank new not them Into your sys- O'Day, the boss of the have returned to his native land with- You can take As the train car- tem without results. That is be- practice this year. Chicago Cubs, believes in a little more out but he assorted then good opposition cause Foley Kidney Pills give to the rying the Browns to Florida pulled leniecy than is provided for in Silk Petticoats he had no1 intention of ad- nature that taking kidneys and bladder just what out of St. Louis the manager gave the Branch Rickey's "shtraight and nar Tango Sashes of His calls to heal these weakened and vantage the privilege. failing for players to understand that poker play- row path" policy, O'Day has let it health and to see his inactive organis. O. O. Schaefer and are the very latest. Made of good quality of longing country, Store. Adv. ing was barred from that hour until be known that he does not object to led him to his mind Red Cross Drug male to conform to the new styleldres sskirt, silk, in all colors and combinations. To be however, change the close of the season. The order his men drinking a little beer after and he has completed the to worn with shirt waists, dresses, etc. PRICED just trip came as something of a shook to the the game, smoking cigarettes in mod- fine Jersey top, ruffles of Crepe de Chine, stages. 65c AND UP. Mastamjak by easy players, especially the older members eration and indulging in a little friends- declare that he con- poker Messaline or Charmeuse. In all colors and Gorky's of the team. In addition to puttim playing of the "two-hit- " limit his confine- NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL variety. Butterfly Belts tracted disease during the ban on. poker Rickey has Issued shades, excellent values ment in the fortress of St. in nearly all colors of changeable silk. prison orders prohibiting drinking, cigarette A scald, burn, or severe cut heals Peter and St. but it is believed These belts are made with a wide band with Paul, smoking and the use of profanity. For slowly if neglected. The family that must N. in front of same material. $1.75 his constitution have been Santa Fe. M., Fen. violation of the blue laws the of- keeps a bottle of BALLARD'S SNOW buttterfly for any LINIMENT on hand is EACH. weakened by the many years which William C. McDonald left today to bo nicked a slice always pre- $3.00 to $6.00 fending player is pared for such accidents. Price 25c, he spent in actual want, his feverish his ranch at Carrizozo. He expects of his salary in the way of a fine. 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Cen- in and the increasing to three or four days. energy writing he gone Manager Rickey believes that the tral Drug Co. Adv. to overcome his most of the fore- labor of deep study The governor spent strict enforcement of his new rules lack of culture. and THE STORE THE STORE noon answering correspondence will result in boostrag the Browns up OBSERVE ST. DAVID'S DAY There has lately appeared an odd then at 11 o'clock he closed his office Chicago, Feb. 28. Sons & a notch or two in the pennant race. and daugh tews.-B submitted by Gorky to an went over to the Old Palace to j. ffsj chronology and Since entering the American, league in ters of Wales, of whom there are THAT SELLS editor who had asked for an autobi-ograp- 'Hniivnr at of 51115 an address the opening 1902 the St. Louis team has finished large colonies in many states of the im Gorky replied as follows: the county teachers' institute and view twice. In middle west, will devote tomorrow to 6 0071 in the first division only WOGLTEX 18G2. Born at Nischni-Nowgaro- exhibit. their the 1902 they finished in second place and annual celebration of St. David's EstdbliaKod 1862 1878. Shoemaker's boy. his address, the in After delivering in 1908' they finished fourth. Regu- Day, honor of their patron saint. 3 879 Appentice to a designer. walked around the Old Pal- The governor larly since 1908 the eam has been day is celebrated usually with 1880. Cabin on a steamer. exhibits and boy ace studying the various either in the cellar or knocking at the feasting and exercises consisting of 1883. Worker in a manufactory of teachers from all over speaking with cellar door. speeches, essays and the singing of ATLANTA BIBLE CONFERENCE Boat biscuits, and Engine Manufacturers the propelled craft, from tublike motor the county. "This exhibit is not only A Graduate of the of Welsh songs. University Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 28 The sixteen biggest motor boat show ever held in Doats to long 1884. Porter. good for the pupils but it must be a at St. David is said to have been the racing hydroplanes. Michigan and later baseball coach th annual Atlanta Bible conference, America was opened in the coliseum 1885. Baker's hoy. incentive to the teachers,' he son of a prince of of the great the same institution. Manager Rickey Cardingshire, which ranks among the most notable today and will be continued 1886. Dummy In a village theater, down and see of through said. "They come here is keen for the college ball and ancient regal line Ounedda, Wledig. the will Colds, and headache 1887. player religious gatherings of year, the week. Hundreds of de- constipations Fruit seller. what the other schools are doing. I The year of his birth is supposed to coming are three common afflictions and re- the training methods of the college be opened tomorrow and continued votees of water 1888. Attempted suicide. like this idea very much. I under- have been about 402 A. D. Some bi- sports turonged the lieving the constipation helps the athletes. In handling ijie Browns the for one week. The conference was es cold and 1889. Railway employe. stand this exhibit leads pupils to ographers assert that he lived big building during the afternoon to stops the headache. Use that new boss will endeavor to follow out nearly tablished in 1898 by Rev. Lcn G. Foley Cathartic Tablets because 1890. Clerk to an advocate. work with their parents 150 but later authorities now admire the wonderful display of boats, they discuss their the same methods he used in coach iyears, Broughton, at that time pastor of the are very prompt and thoroughly 1891. Operative in a salt mill; information to the say that he died when 82. engines and nautical appliances of all and often bring ing the varsity nine. How the big Baptist tabernacle In this city and cleansing, with absolutely no unpleas- later vagabond. would not other- He received his description. Included among the ex- ant effects. A whole bottle full for parents which they will take to the college meth early education at now pastor of Chirst London. 1892. Wrote his first novel, "Ma-ka- r leagues ' Church, hibits were every variety of motor-- 25 cents. O. G. Schaefer and Red Cross wise get." od remains to be semi. Meneva, naine;l afterwards "Ty Each succeeding year the conference Cindra." Water the house of David or St. Application Rickey's experiment is a reminder David's, has Increased iu interest and impor- 1903. Celebrity and riches. No. 860 was re which was a of Water application of the fact that no two managers in seminary learning and tance. s John H. I.ewls of Nez n.Ursery'of salntff Xt this some 'MyMasima Says ceived from the big leagues have exactly the same place, For the sessions this year many The sporting page along American 1.05 sec. feet from years after he founded a convent In Perce, Idaho, for way of handling their players. Con clergymen, evangelists and other re- lines has lately become a feature of to the vale of Its Safe Pecos river for pumping purposes nie of the world's Rhos. The discipline ligious workers of Italian Most of the jour- Mack, manager international prom- newspapers. 73.45 acres. which St. David enjoined in this mon-asti- c nals are whole or irrigate champion Athletics and probably the inence have been enlisted. Among for giving up a page For the retreat) is represented as of the Children! Treasury most successful pilot m baseball, puts the scheduled speakers ara Dr. . G. more every day to sport While de- most nature. The state treasurer has received rigorous After the sy Rus-se- void football the matter of good behavior up to the Campbell Morgan cf London, Dr. of baseball or gossip the treasurer nod at in 519 Dubrious Arch- $7,564.88 from Celso Lopez, themselves. The honor sys- Brevy II well of a pages deal extensively with aviation, players col Philadeoi Re'. and collector of Santa Fe county, to as been bishop of Caerleon, resigned his see Mel Trotter of aufomobiling, bicycle racing and row- tem, it has termed, evidently Grand Rapids, Dr. C. assist in of interest on Santa to St, David who removed the arche- - M. and payment has "been successful. Coburn of Allegheny College, Rev. ing swimming. Fe Series Ji. The levy piscopal Residence to Meneva, where county bonds, The most serious Jolt that Mack's William J. Williamson of SL Louis, was not he died and was burled in the cathe of the county commissioners - Rev. T. A subject of current discussion is system ever received happened sever- Nelson Palmer of Winona sufficient for this purpose. dral nearby. a proposed to the new Italian eral years ago. Two of his most bril Ind., and Ng Jyng Choo of China. trip Some Come; Some Leave In the homes of every true Welsh colony in Africa, members of the Ital- liant players, so it is related, started man be E. C. has returned from San are to foumr leeirs or imita- RED ian touring club planning to join with Murphy in to add a little something to the LIGHTS NO LONGER SHINE Juan where he studied "pow tion leeks on SL David's Day. The St. county of life in the Louis, Mo., Feb. 28. The last T. members of the Agricultural society gayety night big league of the custom of fit.WMJ! - er" with a view of a report origin displaying the d and the Venetian association of the making cities. In a short time the boys were vestige of licensed vico in "1 for the survey. He leaves leek on St. David's Day has never SL Louis geological the high spots. But Con disappears at midnight to "The Children's Chil- Arizona's water hitting only been cleared. The most acceptable for Phoenix to study nie was not in night, which is the time limit fixed by dren" are now long nailing the high tradition is that a great battle was using heart-to-hea- the authorities power. a rt for the closing of all r s and Tar mflnrfflni r fliers and in talk he fought early in the be oley Honey Traveling Auditor Howell Earnest eighth century the reimaining disorderly houses ' in and it is to- 1CUI MM mix convinced them that they were sure tween the Britons and Saxons. Their Compound has gone south on business. dis- the segregated district. The order to the same safe effec- ly tossing themselves into the foes went Into battle with their day Colonel Jose D. Sena supreme court attire close marks the climax of a reform tive and curative med- card as well as weakening the team identical to that of the Cambrians in CASE6ff.1f8.IIAr. has been ill for the past two movement -- here eome icine clerk, by their dissipation. The convincing an begun months thattheirparents severe cold. effort to confuse them. Cadwallon, at days with a of their which ago, which time rt was estimated foundit. Forall coughs, Tim. arguments manager, at the had of the "Major" Is Admitted rritons, perceived there were about 350 disorderly re- colds, croup, FOR Declares included a threat of "back to the the ruse In time and sent his soldiers whooping Lydia E Pinkham's received this afternoon at sorts running more or less in Papers hushes'' caused the two players to into a forest each to openly cough, bronchitis, Vegetable the office of the United States district bedeck himself St. Louis. hoarsenes and Compound immediately mend their ways and with a leek so as to not be deceived tickling court clerk, indicate that Mayor Wil in use it. It s Saved Her Life they have since done their full share into his throat, IT. H. was admitted to assailing compatriots. This A cold In was re- liam IJewellyn of work in adding world's champion heavy the lungs that gives satisfactory and Sanity. nractice before the United States precaution brought victory and the expected to cure itself has been the sults. CONTAINS NO OPIATES consequent veneration of the leek. startling point In many cases of dis. court at Las Cruees. E. C. Wade, Sr., ease O. G. Shamrock, Mo. feel it that ended fatally. The sensible SCHAEFER. RED CROSS DRUG CoT "I my duty and Mark B. .Thompson also were ad course Is to take doses of u vcu uie puonc tne condition of Safe for Effective frequent ny mitted. HELPLESS AS Babies, for Grown BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRTJP. health before BABY ups ! using District It checks the progress of the disorder United States Judge Pope That's - your medicine. I had Foley's Honey and Tar Com- and assists nature to restore normal has Edwin P. Seward to pound. has falling, inflamma- appointed It the confidence of your conditions. Price 25c, 50c and as United who knows will $1.00 tion and congestion, succeed H. C Thompson druggist, It give you per bottle. Sold by Central Drus Co. THE OLD RELIABLE satisfaction. - female weakness, States commissioner at Harrington, N. Down in Mind Unable to W. W. Nessmith, States- Adv. Work, Doro, ua., says: 1 have Folev's pains in both M. used sides, Honey and Tar In fam- backaches and bear- and What Her. Compound my ON TRIAL FOR Income Tax Return Helped ily and have sold it in mv store and SLAYING FATHER BAIN ing down was Media, 28. WAGON pains, The following telegram was receiv it never fails to cure." Refuse a sub- Pa., Feb. The John Lee short of memory, stitute. O. G. "murder trial to" ed yesterday at the office of Internal Schaefer and Red Cross promises attract wide nervous, impatient, Summit Va.-- Mis. Store. Lewis T. Point, W. Anna Drug Adv. attention to the March term of court Passed Revenue Collector Carpen Belle fcmey, of this ' sleepless place, says: "I suf- which convenes here next week. Ihl'Wl - had ter: fered for 15 years with an awful Lee frLJ nights- "d pain in HAVE YOU MADE YOUR RETURN? is neither strength nor D. C, Feb. 27, 1914 my right side, caused from womanly alleged to have killed, his father, There "Washington, Washington, Feb. 28 Today was energy. was always a fear and "Give the widest publicity possible ivuuiv, aiiuuuuucu iuia iur II, DUIWUM- - Thomas Lee, a former deontv tax dread in my mind, I had out success. I suffered so very much the last day for filing returns under .... cold, nervous, the as news item that I collector and prominent politician of vreak spells, hot flashes over through public press became down in mind, and as help- the new federal income tax law. 1 my body. Income and tax" re less as a babv. I w." in (he Philadelphia. The elder Lee was shot had a place in my right side that was that corporation Those persons who are taxable under o sore 1 filed with ui biiape. was uname to do any work. and killed at Essington, on November that I could bear the turns due March must be the law and who to hardly I beran takinc Cardni. have failed make 10, .' weight of my clothes. I tried medicines collectors of internal revenue not la during a quarrel. The defense will ( and tonic, and got relief from the first a report of thir income for the nine doctors, but did me March 2, In order very be that the father drew a revolver, they little good, ter than Monday, ume naa taiten months 1 be- and 1 never i l ending January last, which was i expected to get out again. to avoid the penalties un my health was completely restored. exploded when young Lee Sot E. prescribed come liable to a fine. It will Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable on I am now 48 vears vears old hn fool o heavy tried tq take it away from, him. CompoundI and less an extension has been granted be optional with how- Blood Purifier, and I cer-tam- .y &uuu aa i uiu wnen pniy io. the collectors, would account of absence or sickness. have been ever, to an of few I in grave or in an Laraul certainly saved me from losinn grant extension a Backache-Rheumatis- Vanish aey.um if your medicines (Signed) and i feel it Away ' had not saved my mmd, my duty to speak weeks' time to persons who offer sat- Men and women having backache, ma Lm now I can "COMMISSIONER OSBORNE." in Its favor. I wish 1 had some nnwer ' work all day, sleep isfactory proof that they were pre- rheumatism, stiff and swollen Joints 8; x,1,1' eat anytWng I want, have (juui, smiennt; women, ana could are honestly glad to know that Foley no ihot flashes make them know the it would do vented from making returns ty reas- or nervous good Pills are every-- 1 Ml weak, spoils. them." on of sickness or unavoidable Kidney successful pa!1!S aches, fears and La Grippe Leaves Its Victims Prostrate other where In out these ills. i dreads are If suffer from cause. driving That gone, rny house, children and Some victims or la grippe never wi you anv of (he niimnte But in no case will neglect is because Foley Kidney Pills are a husband peculiar to women, it will sreno longer neglected, as I am ly recover the health of the lungs, and certainly be be accepted as an excuse for failure true medicine and quickly effective in almost worth your while to Cardui a trial. of coucrhing Is weakening. The give all diseases that result in-- 1 ffee theba'i symptoms I had persistent It has been helniiic weak women in to make the returns. from weak, tlfy. nuieK acflon of Money ana iar active and "" y r r rnf dies, and all i Koieys more than 50 years, and will heln vnn. kidneys urinary Irregular!-- ' flea makes it valuable In severe la grippe ties. O. G. Schaefer and Red Cros j --- too. wfflfhs. F; Or- - Prevo. Be;lird, Ind.. 1L n'y One "BROMO QUININE" urug store. Aav. h 1.. 1. D. 1, Box 22, Cardui. Your X writes: "La rrirpe Mt me with a se Try druggist sells it. That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-NIX- Gross, y Co. 'usKduri. ''' vero that Foley's Honey and Writ, u; Cr.attanooim Msdldn Co., Ladiss' Look for the signature of E. MOTOR BOAT SHOW IN CHICAGO Tar nnd I nm back to my nor Adnsory Dept., Chattanooga, for t fwprt. Term., .Sf,ai W. One J O. O. Schaefer and Red tnttruttion, on your cose and book "Hom GPOVE. Cures a Cold in Day, Chicago, Fob. 28, Under the aus- Sole Agents mal weight." treatment for Woman," in Cross Drug Store. Adv. plain wraniw. jj 0 jjjj Cures Grip in Two Days. 25c. pices of the National Association of LAS VEGAS DASL f OPTIC, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1914.

Informal Dance for Albuquerque Boy i Following the basketball game at the armory last night, a number of

the folk for a r young society arranged Comfort mtii Safety Assure.! dance at the Commercial club rooms tii Arrival of the Stork. In honor of the Albuquerqueans. The dance started immediately after the - TTTTT. T77VV game. It was an enjoyable event and 5 ifc r 1 l . If t I I If I X V X much enjoyed :by all. Those present Included Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McWenie, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ilfeld, Mrs. C. H. Baily. Mrs. H. S. Van Petten, Mrs. But Joy T. C. Evans, Miss Mary Harris, Miss Nothing what la home Miss Elizabeth Coors, The old saying At Firemen's Dance Regina Stern, ft mother hould add "Mother's Friend." Throwing aside everything that Misa Caroline Greenberger, Miss Ma- In thousands of American homes tlier rem- tended to black the path, of happiness rie Mann, Miss Louise Cunningham, Is a bottle of this splendid and famous that has sided many a woman thrwrW and Miss Van Miss De edy and giving full sway to the King Chella Petten, Salx the trying ordeal, saved her from suffering "Queen of Frivolity, the E. Romero Evans, Miss Emma Tamme, Miss Sa and pain, kept her In health of mind and annual body la advance of baby's coming and hsl Hose and Fire company's mi die Tooker, Mr. Orrln Blood, Mr. a most wonderful Influence In developing M fluerada ball was the. biggest success Donald Hart, Mr. Lee Gerard, Mr. tealthy, lovely disposition In the child. a hel of its kind ever given In Las Vegas. Gentleman First prize, tobacco jar Frank Ettinger, Mr. Leslie Witten, There Is no other remedy so truly at to nature as Mother's Friend. It relieve The dance occurred Monday night by Baily curio store, Charles Minium, Mr. O. L. Hargrove, Mr. William the pain and discomfort caused by tha the Duncan opera house and will long second prize, box of cigars presented A PURE CREAM OF Springer, Mr. Prentice White," Mr. Btrain en the ligaments, makes pliant those; fibres and mnscles which nature Is expand-In- g dance." the Mr. be remembered as "one big by Lobby, John Rudulph. TARTAR POWDER Harold Stewart, Mr. Cecil Paice, and soothes the inflammation of breasS The decorations were excellent, Most Appropriate Costume Cecil Boucher, Mr. John Harris, Mr. glands. , combined Mother's Friend Is an external remedr while every other feature , Lady First prize, one pair of A. E. DeMarais, Mr. Sam Greenber event of nets quickly and not only banif.hes all dis- to make the dance the big Peter's Diamond brand shoes by M. Approved physicians and by food ger, Mr. A, G. Margraf and Mr. Ralph tress in advance, but assures a speedy and excellent by mother. Thus the winter. The prizes were Danziger and Company, awarded to Rohrer. The Albuquerque boys pres- complete recovery for the exceeded the officials, both State and National. Bhe becomes a healthy woman with all hec and the number of maskers dancing girl in red with spangles ent at the affair were Jack La Praik, strength preserved to thoroughly enjoy th those at any former dance given by in her hair unclaimed; second prize, Awarded honors the Fred Calkins, Ed Doran, Ray McCan-na- , rearing of her child. Mother's Friend cat highest by great be had at any drug store at $1.00 a bottle, the firemen. ivory backed hand mirror by Red asms Gordon Gass, Joe McCanna, Hugh end is one of the ureatost blessiusa of crft?i A Wit World's and of really The committees who had charge Cross Drug company, Mrs. P. A. Linn. Expositions, proved Carlisle, Frank Shufflebarger, Harry ever discovered for expectant mothers. as follows: Gentleman First one box of Write to Bradfleld Regulator Co., 12 the ball were prize, and the Frank, R. F. Hutchinson, Floyd Lee Lamar for their fret W. O. superior strength purity by Bldg., Atlanta, Oa., Executive L. W. , Ilfeld, Interwoven hose by E. Rosenwald and and P. Lester Lee. book. ' Write It Is most Instructive. "Wood, W. A. Givens, v. H. Baily, Luis Son, Charles Farley; second prize, official tests. 4 P. D. McElroy, A. T. Rogers, box of cigars by Charles Greenclay, Guerin, Delightful Party Indians Taught Secundino Romero, Howard Simp-kin- s Peter Ciddio. At Stern Home Sr., Tangoing by Squaw and A. T. Sena. Most Ludicrous Costume No Alum No Lime at her home Miss Phosphate Sunday evening Ely, Ney., Feb. 28. Headed by office C. Wit-te- n Finance and ticket L Lady, First prfte, merinos bottle by Stern entertained a Sho-dho- n, Regina at delight- George Adams, a full blooded and Charles S. Rogers. Rosenthal Furniture company, K. S. As effort is in advertisements ful of every made the party. Many interesting forms and champion rider of Nevada, L. W. Ilfeld, W. 0. second prize, dresser clock by entertainment the Reception Riley; of the cheap baking powders to conceal the occupied evening, the younger Indians of Murray Can- Ed Simpson, D. Duran, Pablo Ike Davis, Miss Alva Fisntrarn. which was Wood, fact that are made from alum, con- enjoyable in every way. yon, near here, have rebelled against Secundino G. A. Gentleman First dress shirt they tJlibarrl, Romero, prize, sumers READ THE INGREDIENT Refreshments closed the party. Pres- the old tribal method o dancing, an& Ells-wort- h sec- must S. M. A. Frank , Guerto, Frank Guerin, by Joseph Taichert, Fitch; CLAUSE UPON THE LABEL on the can ent were Miss Marie Mann, Miss a movement is now on root for the ond prize,', box of cigars' V. Truder, Green-lerge- r, and Charles Shupp. by Pearl Carson, Miss Caroline erection of a white man's dance hall. and unless it shows cream of - Door A. T. Rogers, Sr., Luis Gue- Emerson Marshall. never buy Miss Frances Myers, Mr. Or- hucka. ' Already several of the young M. M Booth, W. A. Prize Waltz , tartar. , , rin. Mr. Mr: rin, George Legg, Blood, Frank Ettinger, on1 onllgnra or halntr Iflllpht tf tAflO- - A. S. G. H. Slmp-kln- s, Best lady, Electric toaster by Las Lee Mr. Waldo Mr. Givens, Sanches, Gerard, Twitchell, turkey and rag under mt0. Einil T. Tschann and Ii J. Vegas Light and power company, Miss Sam Greenberger, Mr. Earl Ifcrzog I (OFFICIAL) lage of a young squaw, who gives a Thornhill. Aildredge. and Mr. Harry Rubenstein. full course of lessons at a charge oC P. D. C. H. Best Gentleman, Navajo blanket by Floor McElroy, Baily, "In view of mass of evidence J2.50. A. T. Charles Ilfeld company, Chub SwaJlow. the overwhelming Louis Shupp, W. H. Booth, and Miss Greenberger Gives Music for the dances is furnished; Senai Best Juvenilia Character to alum, it is recommended that its antagonistic Dancing Party by Indian Dave, an old and nearly Mrs. Hallet Girl Box of candy by Potter Candy Last Miss Car The judges, Raynolds, use in baking powders be prohibited by law." Saturday eventn$ blind brave, who uses either a violin, Miss Louise Miss Ella Booth. entertained a few Mrs. H. S. Van Petten, company, oline Greenberger or harmonica as the fancy strikes Box of Candy United States Sznztc Committee Report Cunningham, William Springer and Boy candy by Potter friends at a tango party which prov him. company, John Lucero. event. The affair Herbert Clark, announced the prize ed an enjoyable Some opposition from the older follows: Best Rag Dancer was closed the of refresh winners as by serving braves is being met with, and the old Toilet set by Bacharach ments. were Miss Marie Rob King and Queen Lady Present chief, "Captain John," is doing all in. Pub- brothers, Miss Regina Stern. Gre- "Sleepy-Eye- " Dance erts. Miss Myers, Miss Ruth King, calilng cards by Optic Spanish girl; (Carlos Vigil, Indian; Macon, Jap girl; Millie Meisener, Frances his power to prevent the erection of Gentleman Frame Las Miss lishing company and one dozen pho- picture by Lionel Ward, bliua man; Edith cian girl; Clara Prime, school kid; Is a Happy Event Parkin, Miss Pearl Carson, Reg- the dance hall. Twice a week the In- Mr. John W. Undertaking company, Donald One of the most "Sleepy- - Mr. Frank Mr. tos by Shumate studio, Vegas Wright, harem girl; Alta Fishburn, Viola Musil, school kid; Mrs. P. A. enjoyable ina Stern, Ettinger, dians meet at the house of Adama Hart. A. ever in this city, Lee Mr. Sam Greenberger, ' Harris, Jr. parcel post; Mrs. Dell, nurse girl; Linnt peasant girl; P. Linn, Elks' Eye" parties given Gerard, and dance until long past daylight of flowers Best Negro Costume occurred at the Com. Mr. Earl ana Mr. Harry Rub- Queen, bouquet by Perry Mary Romero, princess; Ralph Ciaaio, minstrel; C. W. Hatch, baseball play- Thursdap night Herzog ) L. Coffee L. W. rooms 'a number Onion and one dozen photos by J. Lady percolator 'by Ciddio, Christmas H. C. Davey, $16,000 federal league mercial club when enstein. Miss Santa Glaus; Lydia er; Miss Rebecca Henriquez. Ilfeld, Miss Mildred Burda and wom of young people gathered for a final For but the Tango Tooker, ' tree; Anna Kiss, peasant flower player; Emerson Marshall, negro Aught Most Costume Florence Hensley. dance before Lent. Idea Has We Care Not a Hang-- o Handsome an; Joe wanm, pennam ooy; rraiin. dude; Mrs. LF. Wright, civil war Bright Kentleman Framed Cen- I Lady First prize, white ostrich boa picture by of L. P. Wright, chinaman; Miss Although most of those present Enjoyable Session We tango to the office, Linn. Jones, negro; Eva Jones, princess girl; Miss Fern ter Block Pharmacy;, Mr. Peter - were tired from tne effects or tne The Idea club met The clork, iby Strass Bonnet Shop, carnival; Florence Akers, Juliet; Ka- Alldrege, Merry Widow; Joe Elledge, Bright Bridge merchant, lawyer, fj second one shoes Tango Dance bic toiasquierade ball at the afternoon with Mrs. Clifford We hours a Fitch; prize, pair therino Varela, engineer; Roland Ap- - Man of 1920 ,v Mrs. W. H. Coleman, given yesterday tango, say eight day; Mrs. Best gold medals presented house on warm session. A toy Romero Mercantile company, couple, Charles Minium, housemaid; Mrs. C. A. Hepner, col- opera Monday night, a S. Losey at a delightful Then tango" home from work, Miss O'Brien pel, baseball player; . M. Ward by R. J. Taupert, Loveta spirit of jollity prevailed. The young full of the club was pres We out to dinner, Jew peddler; M. Bieni, clown; Clar lege maid; W. H. Coieman, Jr., house membership tango First nickel plat- and M. L. Tillman. people seemed to be unusually happy, th afternoon enjoyable Thence tango to a show; Gentleman prize, ence Hite, negro; Dan Burke, 1914 maid; Murray Carleton, Indian; R. W. ent making ed set Winters Drug com- The list of maskers: Nathan Lewis, K. H. and a more pleasant event would be in every way. At the conclusion of And then, perchance, take a dance shaving by boy; Joe Rubio, Mexican; Florence Lord, railroad man; Riley, F. W. Doolin; second prize, pair clown; Fred Ilfeld, Indian; Dick Rey- hard to Imagine. the refreshments were served. Till one o'clock or so. ; pany, Rubio, gypsy; C. W. Russell, black summer girl; L. W. Ilfeld, coon; Joe game Dent's kid gloves by Palace Cloth- nolds and Joe Baca, Two Little Boys Bach- Following the dancing which ended Present were Mrs. S. B. Davis. Jr., No escapes the tango i of ; L. R. Hamibw, Max Lucero, box factory; Mrs. Ike place Mrs. of smith clown; Joe EUedge. in Blue; Ed Simpson, Ear at midnight, the young people congre Mrs. Erie Hoke, Mrs. Hallett Ray- Except a court I'll swear, j ing company, Ilfeld, negro sport; Albert Greenber- arach, girl in pink; Mrs. C. H. Bally, Most Original Costume Corn; Mrs. Chacon, Daisy; Lucy Mrs. gated in the lobby of the club and nolds, Mrs. E. D. Raynolds, Mrs. H. You can't budge the sturdy judge. ger, yellow kid; John Tra'hey, hasher; farmer's daughter; Charles First toilet set E. Simpson, domino; Gerald Greenclay, formed an organization. Although no W, Mrs. W. E. Gortner, Mrs. He won't It there. j Lady prize, by Ed negro sport; Charles Ba Greenclay, schoolgirl; Mrs. Herman Clark, permit Ciddio; Alfred wild Indian; Hanson, officers were elected', the name of the -- Rosenwald and Son, Lydia clown; Rogers, Ilfeld, High school girl; Miss Carrie Charles A. Spiess, Mrs. E. L, Abbett, Anon,..: Fi- ca, clown; Susie Storz, pompadour; consider eecond prize, imported table cover by Arthur Rogers, poueeman; Mary and Miss Stern, club was decided upon after Mrs. L. V. Crocker, Mrs. H. M. Smith . M. L. Tillman, ghost; Mary Stanley, Greenberger Regina tObaido Maloof, Miss Carrie Greenber-er- del, Goddess of Liberty; Ellen Rogers, able controversy. The name, it was and Mrs. E. J. McWenie. (Continued on Page Four) dancer; Rose Lujan, Dutch two gypsies; Mrs, L. W. Ilfeld, school- cowgirl; Charles Fidel, aged coon; Spanish decided, is to be "Tres Moutarde girl; Mary Valdez, Spanish girl; Lucy girl. Gentleman First prize, umbrella Marcella Cutler, Indian girl; Isabel Dansant" which translated Into the Coca, Indian girl; Howard Kroner, is to mean by Mr. Greenberger, Arthur Cutler, Turkish lady; Gertrude Vogt, - mother tongue, alleged presented Turk; F. Sosaya, clown; G. A. Aten- eecond framed picture baby doll; Olive Nissan, pumpkin Welcoming Party "Tod Much Mustard Dance." This Jtogers; prize, Frank FIteh, A. No. 1.; C. and Son, H. A, Kinkaid and cio, clown; For Mrs. Lehman. name is and although seeming- by J. Johnsen girl; Raymond Ful-genz- if unique jpresented Damacio Quintana, Chinaman; A. Charles RusselL Wright, Gold Dust Twins; Bessie Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lehman, formerly ly complicated In its exact meaning. scrub woman; Miguel Gallndre, lo- Best Acted Charaoter Nissen, snake charmer; Dewey Nis-se- of Las Vegasi, are now pleasantly fits the spirit that will prevail at afl colored sport; Jose D. Maes, colored Maxwell. Mr. has First prize, silver mesh hand Colonial lady; Fern Fitch, ballet cated in Lehman the dances given by this club, which Lady Mrs. J. D. Maes, dairy; Mrs. E. G. C. S. Jim Mexican; John Rud- sport; had charge of the Farmers' restaurant will be jolly occasions and full of en ag by Murphey, Mrs, girl; Fitch, d, Ed O'Brien, farmers wife; Marie Hay-war- in since the first of the 1 Rogers;, second prize, automobile veil ulph, Optic; Sam Romero, city mar- that place joyment Japanese girl; Fred'Lewis, com- and is as well. :M by Cellers Dry Goods company, Miss shal; Pablo Aragon, devil; Fannie year, reported doing Those present at the dance Tuesday :.. mon turn; Arian Farley, Jplckannlny; here until Fri- Cocooa. Aragon, Indian girl; Mary Martinez, Mrs, Lehman remained evening were Miss Louise Cunning- Lucy Mrs. 4 Mrs.. Tony Sena, Japanese girl; day of last week, when she joined ham, Miss Julia Ettinger, Miss Mar- I ," Mrs. M. M. F. M. Mares, Filipino girl; her husband. The Maxwell Mail de guerite Cluxton, Miss Chella Van Pet- cotton Ella Booth, fairy; . . - r 1 . 1 & t .j ...... Booth, girl; scribes the welcoming party, given in ten, Miss Marie Clement, Miss Lucy O Arthur Se- Carl Regensberg, Indian; her honor, as follows: Clement, Miss Jeanette Ward, Miss T. v5wrirIPiv uJtY'rtVfV1j7 na, Uncle Sam; C. Farley, George Mrs. Gus Lehman arrived last Fri Frances Myers, Missi Caroline Green-- V Mrs. T. maid: Washington; C. Farley, day night to join her husband, and bergei;, Miss Regina Stern, Mr. O. L. i. Viola - Helen Johnson, dancing girl; will make her home here. The Leh- Hargrove, Mr-- Ralph Rohrer, Mr. lieuten- Ground, nurse; R. W. Smith, mans have lived In Las Vegas for Waldo Twitchell, Mr. A. E. Des Mar-ai-s, ant; E. C. Thornhill, Company H; several years, where they were in Mr. Wallace Watson, Mr. Harry Earl Jones, Company H; John Crltes, business, and have a host of friends. Rubenstein, Mr. Frank Ettinger, Mr. wash- Uncle Sam; Mrs. C. S. Rogers, Mr. Lehman came here about the Earl Herzog, Mr. John Dudulph, Mr. jr. erwoman; O. M. Ward , conductor, first of the year to take charge' of Leslie ' Swallow and Mr. Colbert C. Mrs. O. ML Ward, skating girl; B. the Fanners' restaurant, and after Root f ' n J'i Marshall, nigger dude; Pete Ciddio, a few weeks he lifted the prospects so ELECTRIC n Pascual Orozco, Mrs. Pete Ciddio, well that he the restaurant. Jr.; bought Benedicts to sweet Grace Jones, Indian Mrs. Lehman remained In Las pea girl; Vegas Have Mock Trial 4 01.0 girl; B. Schlott, gingerbread man; pending a decision. gJLS night at the Hotel Romaine, Dave Simon Bacharach, Mrs. Lehman arrived on No, 10 Friday These percolators produce cotTee that at once ap- innyBrook Cole, clown; the Benedict club of the West side I WlIISKLY, clown; Jacto Brown, clown; Ed O' Friday, and the same evening Mr. peals to all lovers of good coffee because they extract will hold a mock trial which promises clown; Ed Roberts, clown; Bar Lehman invited a number of town enfy the delicate aroma and delightful flavor of the bean. Brien, tol be one of the most unique and in Gnumunul Beswick, ghost; Simon Lewis, to come In and meet his wife, Coffee thus made is harmless, because it contains a ney people affairs ever given by this caDtain: J. L. 40 to the in- teresting caffein that make ordi- Jim Young, diablo; Some guests responded The trial will be for minimum of or other ingredients Mike and bid Mrs. Lehman wel- organization. Stance, Irishman; Jujan, clown; vitation, tne conviction of Conrad Frank on the nary coffee harmful to many people. M. B. Sena, Indian; A. Baca, Indian; come to the city, a delightful even- charge of murder. Charles Howe will G. M. Jones, clown; Nellie Chance, ing was spent by the guests, some Delicious Coffee in Nine Minutes "Show me friends and I will tell who Is be the judge of the court Eugene Lu your you you are," French dancer; Vincent Montoya and in dancing, others in social chatter. attached electric a saying old and true. No beverage ever had 6uch a large circle jan will be the prosecuting attorney, When to any convenient light Nick Cordova, tailors' models; Miss1 Not the least pleasing feature of the o Loyal friends as Sunny Brook Tha Pure Food Whiskey. Its Ben Fulgenzi will be the assistant socket these percolators are ready for instant service, popularity is not limited to any particular section Sunny Brook Nelson, Yama Yama; D. 0. Evans, evening was the refreshments, which reliable. - prosecuting attorney; Tommy Kain are safe, clean, convenient and 1 is universal everywnere. is a sane, sum- C. C. Mr. who is a master They f a favorite it safe, satisfying clown: J. R. Gooch, sailor boy; Lehman, baker, will be i i want, and combined witn its exquisite flavor, rtcit tueiioivness. and C. Martinez the attornies The presence of an electric percolator on pot- this, Davis, clown; Don Hart, red devil; prepared for his guests. and high tome properties, have earned for bunny girook its world- for the defense. Charles Baca will be able adds that touch of "something difFercnt" in wide Orrin Blood, red devil; Cecil Boucher, ' supremacy. the sheriff and will take . W. Reyes Seura "something better in keeping with HaviLini cl Sunny Brook is bottled under the Green Government Stamp red devil; Chub Swallow, clown; the of the dead man's wife. it is natural 100 part and Sterling silverware. unmistakable proof that straight, whiskey C. Dennis, Irishman; R. F. Johnson, Mrs. Hammond Hostess to be full of Brook carries the of the The trial promises to-d-ay different U. S, Standard besides Sunny guarantee "Mac" clown; Charles Round Dozen Come in and see cur many s';'c DUtillers of Fine Old Whiskey in the World, that it is clown; Evans, To the humorous events and doubtless will Largest Robert Round Dozen club met Thurs and sizes. scientifically distilled, and aged, in the good, old, honest, Sunny Jones, brown devil; Hart, The be witnessed by the full membership Dr. C. S. afternoon with Mrs. E. L. Ham Brook way. Yama Yama; Losey, clown; day of the club. la bottlwi with our own iwtent-- at a 5 SUNNY BROOK now l Manuel Henriquez, clown; Madeline mond delightful session closed V 4 m " Twister " One '(' a or tun stoppers. Theresa Patschio- - were f 4 w - botde tight. No Need for Cork bcrewt Corrigan, Katblyn; with refreshment!. PreRcnt K if IP! i ske, gypsy girl; Mildred Burda and Mrs. F. I Myers, Mrs. George A .The. Friday Whist club met this Florence Hensley, Gord Dust Twins; Fleming, Mrs. Clifford S. Losey, Mrs week with Mrs. Clarence Men at a ,1 William Charles, cowboy; Martha Re L. V. Crocker, Mrs. W. J, Lucas, Mrs session. The afternoon sa , General Distributors!, Albuquea-ue- . el, er, summer girl; F. W. Doolin Clarence Hen, Mrs. ;'. W. Wesner 1owd' with the serving of refroi Romeo, Herman Ilfeld, clown; Edna and Mrs. E. L. Ahbett. raonts. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1914.

than the proatest artist who ever mwv fiDTir sany or played, more tliaa the great- 1 II i ill iii est painter ever received for a picture upon which ho sperms a correspond- ESTABLISHED 1273. STRATr TOPICS FROM ISoclctp Roles ing amount of time, more than the v greatest sculptor or poet or Inventor - ' 1 r"5V OLD NEW w-. 'rJ r Published by or benefactor of the race ever received V V LITTLE YORK (Continued from Page Three) THE OPTIC PUBLISHING CO. for an hour's work or a day's work or .i : ! (Incorporated.) a week's work, more than the vast Amelia Brefeld . P r'i I P them ever for Is Bride 1 majority of received New York,, Feb. 28. A new dance, shores. But the announcement that Monday single achievement and more than Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at . M. PADGETT. .Editor. any known as the 'VrhivarJ," has been Mohammed, All Mirza, h of Per- many of them received for a life's return- is the home of Rev. Father Adratn brought over from Europe by sia, coming over this summer has fr- work. occurred the of 2 ing tourists and is ejected soon to failed to stir any enthusiasm in the Rebeyrolle wedding Miss of this and The disparity does not end here by figure on ball programs in this city. breasts of the bonifaces. The most of Amelia Brefeld 'ity means. While the fough-ridin- g, Mr. N. of Belen, N. rlUW any slangy The dancoY begins with a minuet,; them freely admit that they are not C Cunningham and M!. the ceremony a wed- spectacular ''picturesque" changes shortly to a "rag" full of desirous of entertaining the h Following was at bride's Entered at the postofflce at East Billy Sunday gets $35,000 for eight life and go, passes tnen. to a waltz or as a guest They know little of him ding eupper served the trans-WJeslo- abler later left s Vegas, New Mexico, for n weeks' work, thousands of far figure Boston, and finally ends in a personally and have no dislike for home, and the happy couple latest token of friendship in jewel- of east will through the United States ministers of the gospel and friends simplified form of maxixe. The "Chiv-ari- " him. But they have heard stories for the where they spend THE and is in the Friendship Bracelet. $wlt as second class matter. humanity toil' infinitely harder, steps are said to be so simple concerning his father nd predecessor their honeymoon. ry ' Is very much more effectively in the long that they can be learned In two or on the Persian throne, that are not Mrs. Cunningham the daughter Dainty, small and inexpensive. $35,&00. of Mr. and Mrs. Freer Drereld of tills run, for a mere fraction of It three lessons, but enough thought is to their liking as hotel keepers. They i TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION is only when one compares such) required to keep the dancer on the are afraid that a visit from the ev city and has resided here practically Carrier ' wo- In -- . 175c o Daily, by "hire,"' even though every laborer is alert the whole time. shah and his suite would cost them her entire life. She Is a young Silver $1.25 .05 Copy 1 I with the of pugil- man of much ability and has many worthy thereof, pay more than the advertising would bo Gold - . to $6.00 Week ' - " : $100 . J5 ists and artists that $35,000 seems Officers of the transatlantic liners worth. It is recalled that when the friends. ; V Month .65 Is small. Compared with the wages re- report the month now ended 10 have late shah made tours of he Mr. Cunningham a well known Gold Filled $1.25 to $2.00 7.60 Europe Year - ... ' of Belen. He is employed as j ceived by most of the people trying been one of the worst they have ex- was in the habit of converting his resident Dally, by Mall the Santa to make the world better it is prince- perienced in years. It haa been a plopping places whether palace or a locomotive engineer by Also Circles in Brooches and iSae year (In advance) $6.00 f is one of Friendship ly. Kansas City Journal. month of severe cold and alumst con- hotel, into slaughter houses. To sat- Fe Railway company and tfftx. Months (In advance)- - 8.00 - most men on his Scarf Pins. Not fads but attractive o tinuous storms. Every ship arriving isfy their religious prejudices the the popular young just no Year (in arrears) . 7.50 from Europe has come In from three shah and his suite would kill and cook division. Call "Kx Months (in arrears) S.75 will be at jewelry. and see them at dajys to a weekj or more behind her sheep in their sleeping apartments. H Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham wed- CURRENT MAGAZINES scheduled time. After the is said to have cost a Paris hotel home in Belen following their reaching ' WEEKLY OPTIC AND STOCK 4 docks the passengers have lost no keeper $30,000 to put the apartments ding trip. GROWER - 4- 4- - 4 4 time in scrambling ashore and few in habitable order after the departure TAUPERTS ae Year .$2.00 Afraid She Can't Stand Her Husband have appeared elated over having had of the shah. Although It is known that Lent Begins and mx Months . 1.00 Much Longer several days extra board and lodging Mohammed All Mirza is more sophis- Gaiety Decreases The American "Magazine has been at the expense of the steamship lines. ticated than his predecessors, and !s Now that Lent has started social ' ' i veteran who his not to of events as a whole will decrease in Kir? (Cash In Advance for Mall offering prizes for the best letters In One 'captain brought likely commit any the faux into this number the next several weeks. ' the contest entitled "What I Am Most ice coated liner port week pas that made his father's European during r- - . - Subscription!) of iff) prize-winnin- g been the This comes with a source regret Remit by check, draft or money Afraid Of." The letters declared the weather had tours memorable, nevertheless the to doubtless ts Ser. If sent otherwise we will not are published In the Mach number. worst he had ever experienced in the New York Hotel keepers think It saf- the society editor,1 but 35 sea. folk will find that needed a responsible for loss. The following is an extract from a years he had been at er to take no chances. society they Dauces will be few, if any, two con- Specimen copies free on letter that won first prize: t itlie.ret Unemployments after a days' Oats took the same course as other application while' "My husband is a man whom noth- The department of health Is about William Church Osborn, whff' is parties will not be frequent. sideration of the problem. , grain. Rumors of aaaitional imports no matter how hard we to begin a campaign against the free- - slated for the chairmanship of the Many of the Informal social clubs will This ' bureau wiuld act as a clear- from Canada had little influence. ALL PAPERS DISCONTINUED AT ing suits; try, how well we do instead of lunch counter because of its alleged democratic state committee if the re- continue to meet regularly. house and woula further the dis- Chances of a increase in ware- EXPIRATION OF TIME anything, ing large some fault is found, tendency to spread disease. The free form element gains control of that Thus far this year the social season tribution of labor. The resolution fur- house stocks PAID FOR praise always dragged down provisions. some defect pointed out, until all joy lunch is such a firmly established in body, l? an experienced politician, lie has been lively, while the enjoyment ther recommended that existing pri- Besides, there was a break In the hog in accomplishment is lost I have tri stitution in this city that no attempt I ecame active in the game before ho derived from the many events could vate employment agencies, run for market. First sales were 2V&5 cents 'But ef- Advertisers are guaranteed the ed to he a true helpmate, to hold up will be made to abolish it. was out of college. Wftile a Prince not be measured by any Instrument profit, be brought under the inspec- to 7 lower with no outlook for any will ton 1884 ttirgest dally and weekly circulation my end and do my part in the build forts be made to improve the student in e tooR an active for recording such things. Dances, tion of and control of the federal and good rally. 4 any newspaper in northern New of the home. methods of dispensing tho pretzels, part in the Cleveland campaign, and parties and affairs of all kinds have state authorities. The last sales were as follows: r " ing bits of cheese and "hot to the in chair- em-- Mexico. "My husband haa a business paying dogs" the same year was elected been in vogue, but now society folk A sharp attack on government ' Wheat, May July 88. saloon The health of- man af- 94; sure but moderate! dividends, plenty patrons. public of the Putnam county democratic will devote themselves to spiritual ployment bureaus, many of which Corn, May 67; July 66. for us to live and ficials declare the common barroom committee, the youngest man who had fairs until the closing of Lent Maybe. have been established the TELEPHONES upon comfortably throughout Oats, May 40; July 40. lay aside for the fork to be the greatest menace to ever filled that position. In 1894 Mr. In an effort to solve the prob- business Office Main something future, country Pork, May $21.27. .. 2 rest in a was to- we could health. These forks usually Osborn an unsuccessful candidate Ta'.i Meets was - Wews but have always scimped. I Kappa lem of the unemployed, made Lard, May $10.55; July $10.72- Department ...Maln water between attacks on the ia a never make the provisions last long glass of for the state senate! hopelessly With Miss Greenclay. day by William M. Leiserson of Madi- Ribs, May $11.35; July $11.45. un- enough, though not & scrap was wast- lunch. In an examination recently republican district He has held ap- The Tau Kappa club met last Sat- son, Was. dertaken disease were found twice. Roose- Green-cla- y SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1914. ed, and I always dreaded to tell him germs pointive office Governor urday night with Miss Leona ' on examined. The member most when anything was needed for the nearly every fork velt appointed him a of the and enjoyed one of the AUTO DRIVER KILLED saloon will be state commission. He held and sessions In the ' family. Often I have managed to earn proprietors 'probably lunacy unique interesting Los Angeles, Calif., Feb. 28. Paul "BILLY" AND "WILLIE" to prepare the free lunch in that for two For All the a little money, and have bought extra required position years. history of the organization. Frederic Stegal, employe of a Los An- In- individual portions or to furnish each about one .year he Was legal adviser ladies of the club who attended provisions in order to escape the young geles automobile firm, was killed to- The daily a few customer with a separate plate and to Governor Dix. Mr. Osborn is a were dressed In harem costumes, mak- papers days ago evitable faultfinding attendant upon day when his car, on the way w the T abllshed two fork. man of wealth and also a man the a novel occasion. The interesting items, sepa any request for household wants. I great ing party Santa Monica grand prix race, struck rated by a varying number of was of large affairs. His wife before mar- was. delightfully closed by pages sayinji.aiialrgftur&ful and would evening a curb and turned turtle. . a. indls-iociab- le For the first time in the of was Miss Alice The !'it linked together by their have been glad" even to scimp when history riage Dodge, daughter tha serving of refreshments. Bellevue women, have quali- of William B. the millionaire connection. One article told necessary, if only a Iitx'e appreciation hospital, Dodge, members of the club expressed their iow - fied to become ambulance doctors. A brother of Mr. Os- KANSAS CITY LIVE "Billy- Sunday, the famous re had been, accorded. inuefforts. philanthropist regret when it was announced that STOCK was Two young women doctors from the born is Prof. Fairfield Osborn, from Kansas Feb. 28. re- vivalist, to geft $33,000 for a "At meals the principal topic of Henry Miss Lucy Myers had withdrawn City, Hogs, --enuous Cornell medical school have scientist and head of the Ameri- she 10 lower. eight weeks' campaign conversation was the high prioe of passed noted membership, due to the fact that ceipts 1,000. Market cents the examinations and itfis now to of next his Satanic majesty in the every article of food, until all com up ca:! Museum Natural History. is to leave week for Wichita, ;Bulk $S.408.55; heavy $8.508.fi0; the board of trustees of the of Pittsburgh, Pa. The other told fort was gone and It would seem that hospital Kas., where she will, remain for an packers and butcers S8.458.55; 'how whether shall become full fledg- times meet- Willie Ritchie, lightweight cham every morsel of food would choke me, they TORREON NOT EVACUATED indefinite present at the lights $8.358.50; pigs $7.508. ! plon of the ed Internes. The position carries no were Miss Jones, Miss Ruth 100. Market world, expected to "clean yet I tried to jrat a brave face upon Chihuahua City, Feb. 28. A rumor ing Ruby Cattle, receipts steady. Bp' salary with it, but the city provides Nahm, Miss Loralne Lowry, Miss Prime fed steers dressed something like $100,000 during the matter aritf as often as possible that the federals had evacuated Tor-reo- $8.609.35; the next or full maintenance and the positions Edith Tooker, Miss Elizabeth Parnell, beef steers western eight nine months. Willie introduce some other subject was denied by General Francisco $7.258.50; tos are generally sought by young doctors Miss and Miss Grace steers southern $7.25 already received offers, according "How the little one? and I would Villa today, who announced that the Mary Lowry $78.75; sheers . to the for the sake of the practice which it Lord. 8.50; cows heifers sporting columns, for a number do the many chores about the house date of his departure for the south $4.257.75; gives. In. the case of tho two young $6.75 9 ; , of fights at $1,000 a round $10,000 and, make all bright and cheery,,hop- still Is uncertain. He added that he stockers and feeders $6,25 ; women the beard of trustees may se for 50 minutes' work, excluding toe ing to please 'Papa,' but he had al would not leave until after the arrival 7.80; buls. $77. 50; calves ?6.50 fit to exercise its rrgtit to reject any 11. um9 for rests between rounds. - ways a grievance, was always fault of the commission to Investigate the applicant, especially eince . there Is UEOii EXCHANGE FOR - There are those wjp' will be dispos finding," and if there could be no pos death of William S. Benton. Sheep, receipts 5,000. Market stea- some Question about quarters for the ' ed to complain of the discrimination sible complaint made about things at It became known that Gen- dy. Lambs $7. 257.90; yearlings women doctors, as tho hospital has today j. practiced In the cases of these two home, he would fret about business af- $6. 256. 90; wethers $5.406;" ewes no room fitted for them. eral Chao Is arranging for the pur- OOVEEIilENTPEOFOSED eminent Differs. The SundayLcham-jion- s fairs, the weather, hard times, what it chase of $3,000,000 of silver bullion to $55.70. will declare thai their man car- cost us to live ou, and so on, until. In- serve; as a basis for a new issue of The first national efficiency expo- - ries a knockout in stead of looking forward to the home notes. said will NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON UN- NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE punch either lung sition and conference is to be held It ia bankers accept - w-- SUGGESTS New 28. and they will argue that $35,00i) for coming of the husband and father, certain ranches and houses, confis- EMPLOYMENT York, F 'The market learned to watched his in the Grand Central Palace early in Alf T- - lUADICDe closed 'firm. Traders confident eight weeks' work, Is short of dread it and cated the rebels, aa fro-- . bought nothing April tinder the auspices of the Eft' by payment Health ""ham-and- " not face anxiously, seldom finding any--; ly today and caused a further retreat wages, worthy the dig- r. ciency Society, Incorporated. The -- . written 'there but and j ! i;J v New York, Feb. 28. A resolution of the shorts, lliikm Paci- nity of hardglove ar- thing fAtulancel ft gteel and " hibits will show the discontent " 1 Increasing appli ELECT' CLEVELAND PRESIDENT urging the establishment, in the fed- fic were foremost in the movement, tists especially in view of the fact cation of scientific, methods to modern and Beauty the 'bout was "Yet he is what would be called a Boston, Feb. 28. Richard F. Cleve- eral department of labof of a bureau and there were signs of growing bull- ;hat Sunday pulled off conditions), and there will be assembl In where man good husband, with good morals, tem land, son of former President Grover of distribution, with th,e"p6wer to es- ish activity among the specialties. Follow the Correct Pittsburgh, the who sits ed displays of appliances, methods, FMng Cleveland , Phillips-Exete- r in the corner opposite Satan has to perate, just and honest in business and a student at tablish employment exchanges Lessening of the tension over the Mex- of a GOSSARD CORSET self-contr- and products in the fields of Industri dealings," in ol was elected presi- tha country.to supplement ican situation was sprt-tere- d "extend himself In order to get any yet eadly lacking educa academy, throughout influential in vent all al, mechanical, gove rnmental, dent Associa- now the state lnd of decision. and feeling free to his of theiInterscholastic the work being done by buying. The forward movement , Ifoalth' because Gossard" cor- favorable tional and household efficiency. Spec- at- disconteat upon his fjamily, often by tion of Amateur Athletics of New Eng- and municipal bureaus was adopted without to the sets When one gets outside the sport ial invitations to participate in the proceeded Interruption give correct abdominal jamming of doors," and other child- land at the annual jneetlng today. . today by the National Conference on end of the session. Gains most mosphere and contemplates the situa- conferences to be held during the" among support, a natural waist and like modegi of - expressing his anger. of the jroeculatlve were tion dispassionately, it does seem rath- will be issued to state and stocks confin . and a back line true to na- How could I urge self-contr- upon ed to but numerous er unfair to pay a pugilist $10,0t)0 or municipal officials, heads of colleges fractions, special- ture. my children when tae simple annoim-ceme- nt ties rose 1 to 5 were half an hour's work, regardless of the and universities, scientific poImjB. Bonds that the flour or sugar was organiza- Beauty follows, because the fact that his task is to beat up his tions and authorities on steady. The closing quotations were: would on such an exhibi efficiency. foundation of per- opponent, while the Jnan who "takes out, bring TE-2-E Amalgamated Copper ...... 74 Beauty is tion of temper? DUNCAN. . fect healthy Our observations on" the father of lies" a of 58,12 Sugar pal- a gets only to In; entering upon campaign '.,..,.jvi;,....,..,v....l07" He was unwilling for me take Atchison .: . . . . . 97 convince us that the women try 35,000 for eight weeks' work di- apartment house construction young , ... an active in church or char . who wear Gossard Corsots part any rail-cla- Reading , .' ...... 165 vided Into innumerable round3. For Vincent Astor has made rather a l ...... itable the DUBINSKEY BROSS. INC. PRESENT organization!, begrudging pil-S'je- Southern 94 enjoy good health, merely staying la Pittsburgh eight departure from the policy d pacific .... time given, and fearing some slight THE M6ST POWERFUL STORY EVER weeks a With re-?a- STAGED, Vnion Pacific ..... rv.. ,..162 Christian ought for ger eratlona The models shown abovs i expense might be incurred. ; . . , to get more than that, to to the Astor uoldirgs in N v United States Steel . .... 66 according the time are but two of the d!s-- !; "When I look forward to United States Steel, ....110 some more or less popular Ideas of out lcrk realty. It has been the custom pfd. that my children will have gone - tlngulshed family of; For .'sin o- ibe to hold fast to Carnegieville. fighting eight family tvsty "THE front-lacin- g from the home for good, the dreadful jp original Gossard weeks without Intermission the foot of It has !n th CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE purse fear that I not be able to hold out, ground acquired corsets. Both ought, to he about a million metropolis, but seldom has any of Chicago, Feb. 28. Predictions of dollars, comes upon me; the fear that I shall are sold by us and are to the Bcale, the Astor money gone Into colder weather helped today to steady according lightweight building SHED par-tlcul- ar be tempted to leave it all and go out AID" worn by the most Billy and Willie seem to be improvements. With soma notable the wheat market. There was also a at from my home and make a place for women. ends 0f the road of life. It exceptions, it has been the rule to The News-Pres- s Says hardening effect from Bigns that myself, where peace and quiet will be nmtkes one If not let others do the building and for the world shipments would be, light. Rus- pensive positively mine, is constantly before me the Regardless of the price you i ' Ful to Astor estate to collect the DAVID G1AIIAH PHILLIPS sian offers continued free, but were contemplate the dramatic fear that after all tnese years of en- only ground Bsner Than Book pay for any Gossard Corset, T i' r re in the rents. The present head of tha family offset by reports that but little of the viewpoints of society durance I shall fail, and render of no you are assured of complete which makes divi- - Is t the that It More More Thrills, More Common Sense Argentine crop was for milling. such a grotesque avail after liv- evidently opinion Laughs, rjt wearing satisfaction. Added the long struggle right will ui of reswli possible. Here is one be a better policy to Improve all and tha Best Acting In Any Play That Has Opening quotations varied from to this have health" Is What I Am Most Afraid Of." . you may ing. of the Vi, off to a shade Trann trying to make the world better, land owned by the family and Ever Been Staged Here advance, with the and beauty. "'j r; to male people lire the clean thereby collect the additional revenue market later holding at : about last Various models to tnd decent life, trying to xaatca evfl SUMMERS IS BEATEN derived from the rents of the stores, IN EVERY night's level. The close was weak choose ' COMPLETE DUPLICATE PARTICULAR OF VaWY i' , f,urit He gets $35,000 for Melbourne, Australia, " Feb. 28. dwellings and apartments. to under last night from, at $2.00, $3.50 and HE ORIGINAL NEW YORK PRODUCTION Corn $5.00. t wh i n,f this arduous labor. Here "Alt" Moorey.a middleweight pugilist developed some firmness with otl i r n m, trying only to batter today defeated Johnny Summers, for- New York hotel keepers, with an uheat Absence of demand from the to east was un- ( f Mows into, submission, trying mer welterweight champion of Eng- eye the advertising end of thoir Special Prices for this Engagement Only ignored. Prices. started For Sale by ' to lnxk his opponents insensi-- l land, on a foul in the seventh, round. business, frequently engage in a spir- changed to lower and then rose ' i ' to as all around. r to prove that he can Summers foiKht unfairly throughout ited rivalry secure guests any - - moderately Closing prices Bacharach Bros, f s were M h i and fastest Tie r.-t- the bout and struck the referee when member of royalty or other distin- PRICES SlOO 75c 50c steady at the same as last night 11 ' r 0 .uinutcs' work more the decision was announced. guished foreigner who visits these to higher. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 1914- -

r f "" Deputy Sheriff Felipe Lopez made a able tumbling by the High school and short business trip to Los Alamos this CINCHES Normal lads. The floor was slick and R PERSONALS morning. V the boya frequently turned complete JOHN" '. HARRIS, Pres GEO. II. HUNKER, Vice Pres SIG NAHM, Vice Pre II their rolls in - body scramble for the CECILIO - ROSENWALD, Secretary M !, r ball. It was anybody- game from the THE STATE D. of was start and at several times the score J. Davidson Albuquerque :';V was tied. i a business visitor In Las Vegas today. NORMAL NOTES liberal lo its customers yet conservative in its toacaeraeEHfie T. H. Bell of El Paso, Tex., was a The lineup for tae championship was' business visitor In Las Vegas today. '..' HOURS game as fallows: IB. was a Albuquerque Forwards, Jack La- J. Dunn of Albuquerque afternoon the Eighth Grade .BANK (B. Friday praik and Ray JlcCanna; centers, Joe PEOPLES 'TRUST CO. r visitor In Las business Vegas today. society Was entertained by arrived In Literary DEFEATS NEW MEXICO UNIVER-SIT- McCanna and Frank Shufflebarger; EAST LAS VEGAS. N. M. " ; Noil Spewy of Santa Fe a minstrel show,' which was put on h the last for a few days', BASKETBALL TEAM BY guards, Fred Calkins and Ed Dorah. ..." city night of the ' by a number eighth grade boys. i business visit. ' SCORE OF 43 TO 33 Y. M. 0. Prentice White and Robert Hart; center, John Invites your account either commercial or Savings. We pay 4 cent on Ac- John Nelson cams in yesterday Is per Saving Ths cast of the "Stepmother" at and evening from his home in Optimo for The state championship basketball Webb; guards, Ltrry Larrazolo counts, oa Checking Accounts 2 cent work on the play and promises to ' l per a short business visit. honors were practically clinched by Harold Stewart have it la the best possible shape for H. W. of the firm of Gross the Y. M. C. A. team last night when Kelly production by April, when the school & Company, left yesterday even- it defeated the New Mexico University Kelly entertainment isj put on in the opera on a short busi- five by the score of 43 to 33. The FEDERAL LEAGUE TO has on ing for Albuquerque i ThiiS Is Ben- "Cyclone" Thompson started ' housei play by Arnold ness visit High school freshmen team defeated a six months' tour of the world and nett and Is one of his best comedies New BH master mechanic for the Mexico Normal University come ' " J. A. Conley, ITS PLAYERS says he expects to back the bumf JrATTad fa W tm,i0 .Tm7,m L, freshmen in a by a score SHIFT i J W W this division of the Santa Fe Railway sale preliminary middleweight champion. "Cyclone" In The Junior class held a candy of 8 to 7. , company, was a business visitor of neglects to ay where he expects to afternoon at the close s MOST HEAT YOUR Ha lives in Raton, yesterday The Albuquerque-La- Vegas game meet FOR MONEY Las Vegas today. school. The will be used for MEETING AT CHICAGO TODAY 13 the middleweight champ. came in proceeds undoubtedly was the best exhibition W. H. Comstock yesterday the senior which is to be FOR PURPOSE OF BALANC- ho has party, given of basket tossing seen in Las Vegas evening from Kansas, where ING THE TEAMS Just as he was about to leave SWASTIKA in April. was' well COAL been for the past several months. this year. The game played to report to the Buffalo club was located In and technical were credited to Mr. Comstock formerly points Feb. 2S. Seven Third Baseman Frank O'Rourke was The senior class 'went on a picnic on Chicago, managers this players both teams. The local pinched for wife desertion. Curses WHOLESALE AND RETAIL city. today. They hiked out to the range of the Federal league met In secret and G. H. Grim, repre- team, although apparently crippled on H. R. Minton west of town. This was the session at the Chicago Athletic asso 'em. of Main of hills at the start by the loss of a star sentatives for the Ciholic Register, to held the seniors ciation to sort out their teams Q. 17. on first affair be by Frank Winters, who was taken today g &ns a weekly publication issued In Denver, guard, from 200 or more the AEROPLANE KILLS TWO this year, and proved, very, enjoyable. ill an ex- the players were business visitors in Las Vegas yesterday morning, played leaders claim to bav'5 Constantinople, Feb. J8. Fethy Bey and the score Indi- league signed ceptional game is Otto Knabe and iSadia Bey, young officers of the .yesterday. The Normal's latest burletin, which over the The missing manager T. Walker returned last night cates easily its superiority Turkish aviation corps, were F. is devoted to the trip to Albuquerque of the Baltimore team,' whow train military HE where he has Albuquerqueans. killed while attempting to fly from the Grand Canyon, and the state oratorical contest, Is be- was reported delayed. h today two with rel- The first basket was scored by the from been for the past weeks mailed to the schools and teachers Manager William Phillips of Indian- Constantinople to,, Alexandria, fa- ing locals, and, during the entire first half atives, viewing the eights of the of Buffalo, Egypt. After leaving Damascus on ail over the state. continued to the ball into apolis, Larry Schlatly they push Mor-dec- to the mous gorge. George Stovall of Kansas City, the way Jerusalem aeroplane the basket regularly. At the end of broke down in midair and the two W. A. Cameron, traveling passen- Miss Susie Whitaker was indisposed Brown jf St. Louis, Will' am this division of the San- the half the score stood 27 to 15 in aviators fell with it from a alti- ger agent for and unable "tT meet her classes yes- Gessler of Pittsburgh, Joseph Tinker high busi- favor of the Y. M. C. A. 11 ta Fe Railway company, was a '"r of ana William , of tude. terday. The seemed to have Chicago Bradley , ness visitor in Las Vegas today. lie Varsity awak- will 1 lB second Brooklyn, werejon hand. Bradley Paso. ened at thet beginning of the , STRIKE IS CONCLUDED lives in El Mrs. Maude L. Greene, the interna-- represent the Brooklyn team,, tempor- to half,, and scored two more poiiit's than Feb. 28. An an- Mrs. F. B. Dearth, returned her CUT. arily at least, ind it was hinted lhat Lisbon, Portugal tiona secretary of 'the W. U., the locals, the score for this half be home in Albuquerque today after hav- time he might get the place permanently nouncement of the conclusion for the addressed the students at chapel 18 to, 16. However, the big lead been the guest of Mrs. Arthur ing should Robert B. the present of the revolutionary railway ing Wednesday morning. She illustrated that the locals had accumulated dur Ward, Brooklyn Millinery Opening for the three weeks. Ms to strike In Portugal was made today by Jngston past her talk with crayon drawings and In the final owner, fail in efforts persuade Lang-Eto- ing the first half brought Mrs. Dearth is a cousin of Mrs. Cnristie Mathejvson or Sam Crawford the committee directing the move- this manner brought out many strong result of the game in their favor. to the was ment. AH the strikers have been or- points in the crusade against liquor the Duke undertake leadership. It the C. B. local for The weak points qt City dered to return to work. at Lewis, representative and tobacco. The students greatly en- rumored, too, (that Gessler accepted team were two. They were unable re- the Earickson. and Sabm Brokerage the j with the under- This action of the committee is joyed her talk and a hearty invitation to consistent team work, while Pittsburgh place company, returned last night from display that retire to the garded in official circles as certain to to' come again was extended by all. the forwards found it difficult at standing ie might Mora;, where he had been, on a short ranks if another manager satisfactory bring about tranquility throughout the from the husky 1 B Strass I . Bonnet times to break . .J J 1. - business visit He was accompanied away .1 comaJ oe J country. Telephone, railroad and tele- Sfiop Tony Leak of Mineral Hill has pre- Several to ms Dosses iounu. Jack McNeill, E. J. Dunn and Gus Y. M. C. A. guards. pretty communication has been Inter- by sented the Normal with a live eagle. Some of thet. well known players graph chances were missed by the Albuquer- for several In conse Speieher. This bird is a magnificent specimen, .who have left he ranks pE o'rgan'.ue.t rupted days Next J. V. Jenkins of representa- queans. ths Wednesday Denver, 88 to ball for the ne league will be found quence of acts of violence by measuring inches from wing tip Although the local team played an tive of the Missouri Valley Bridge and with teams other than those first an- strikers. .; wing tip. It will be placed in a cage game, had the players Iron company, the corporation which exception nounced as them. Rollie II on t'ua campus. made all the baskets that were shot having signed constructed the new bridge on Prince the New York American TORPEDO BOAT STRANDED w The is cordially invited for the score would haVe run up in Zeider, public street, was here today on his way to Feb-- 28. The The Trigonian society met yester- was almost who was supposed to have Glasgow, Scotland, his in Denver from Ari- the seventies. The ball headquarters was turn- been awarded definitely to Chicago, Laverock, one of the newest and ,. attend day morning. The meeting continually in the locals' end of the to zona, where he has been on a short found may be lost by Tinker in the shuffle finest torpedo boat destroyers of the ed over to the discussion of the floor, due to the clever team work of business trip. It Is said that and British navy, went on the rocks today ing of a school paper. Several inter- the "Y" team and the prayers' ability today. Brooklyn Ben Struckman, representative of make bids in Skelmorllo on the Firth of esting speeches were made by differ to ball. Pittsburgh will both strong bay the Pathe Weekly Motion Picture pass the ent memters. oa what thought lo- for him. The club owners of the Clyde, and stuck fast. Te cdew was H. they Webb, the husky center for the Company, accompanied by P. Le would be. will vieet after the managers taken off safely. the value of such a paper cals, exceeded himself last night and league Noir, secretary of the Y. M. C, A., and have it was announcad, but .Upon a vote it was unanimously de set forth an example for his team- finished, A.-- E. De Marals, assistant secretary, sessions to be cided to publish euch a paper. The mates the ball Into the both promised protract- left this afternoon for El Porvenir, by slipping ed. president of the society appointed a network from any place on the floor where they will spend tomorrow. Mr. Ned Hanlon the Balti- reporter from each crass and upon a Several times Webb shot baskets from represented Struckman wants to get some moun- more club at 'the motion the entire staff was appointed far back on the floor while in the air, managers' meeting. tain views. It was learned that most of the play- by the chair. It was determined best all were scored through Dr. Frank H. H. Roberts, president and his points are I to this which, is to be ers signed by President Gilmore j U - j print paper, clean baskets. White! and Hart for j of the New Mexico Normal University, assigned to teams needing them. j j called the Trigonian News, every two the locals also played a remarkable returned this afternoon from an ex- Numerous trades were made, some weeks. It will be an sheet and their ability to score bas- 1 ii il l tended business trip over the state. game of the who had a and will contain all the news of the kets was not limited. Larrazolo and managers superflu- 90. Last night at Santa Fe Dr. Roberts ' llirl school, poems, jokes, athletics and ity of pitchers but a lack of good addressed an audience in attendance Stewart on the guard line played good short stories from the English depart were expected to balance their Rob- games and preatly assisted in the at a county school exhibit. Dr. : ' ; ; teams. The trades will be reviewed ment vlototfy. erts spoke of the possibilities of in- and approved by President Gilmore Lapraik and Ray McCanna for the creasing such an exhibit He stated next week, and after, that it is expect- - Albuquerque team formed) the nucleus this afternoon that the Santa Fe coun- The .international offices of the ed the full roster of the league will exhibit was the best ever in United. Shoe Workers Union have of strength, for the Varsity, andscored ty given their be given out ., that county. been moved from Lynn to Boston. several pretty goals. j teammates' displayed the. 'same skill Chase Will Play Hard the result might have been altered. Bros' Erie. Prccofit 2S. Dublnsky A. E. DeMarais refereed the first San Jose, Cal., Feb. Hal Chase AUGUSTUS TIIOMAS HAD PRAISE is his San not half while Harry Frank officiated in still at home in Jose, the American that capacity in the second half. The having joined Chicago FOR "TIIE PRICE SHE PAID" team at Paso .Rpbles, but he says he "Most IDvor iwork of these officials seemed to have The Powerful! Story ' 'hopes to put up the best game of his the approval of the crowd. , " 'life in an effort to; show that his re- Points were scored as follows; Las . lfx: lease from New York was not ' Justi- , Vegas Y. M. C.; A. Webb, 14; White, Stalled fied. 11; Hart, 8; Larrazolo, 6; Stewart, 4. hmt 'inf? Albuquerque'3 Varsity Lapraik, 14; rw Ray Modanna, 10; Joe McCanna, 5; Shufflebargef, 4; " -- ' The preliminary was a st and in- WITH THE BOXERS r-- . iv- - teresting game featured by consider :"....',., 4 j Boston ring followers don't like the looks of the proposed bout between Sam Langford and Carl Morris. Now It is the Pittsburgh promoters A II who have become involved in a row IP) i ...... I I i among themselves and queered the, I i ! , . ..A in their own townr""""""""""" - game ' Manufacturer of I . Aba Attell will try to show that he Is - -- with still there the clever ring I (, W'o :t.: .. work when he meets K, O. 'Mars in AFERT0N ; HAND j Pfevvs-Prcs- s Cincinnati on March 2. ' The Says: Bob Moha, the Milwaukee middle- SEWED , SHOES weight, has caught on in great shape in New York, where he Is a favorite i i i l i i with the boxing fans. ettcr Than Lis a il&IUiift J Mike Gibbons up and says: "If 1L - More More Thrills, More Common Sense and Iic:.t BrinjJ In Your Be- Packey McFarland thinks he is such Laughs, a drawing card why isn't he willing Acting In Any Play That Has Ever Been Seen Here .J Work I to fight on a percentage basis?" pair Chicago Charlie White's recent de- SCENE FROM "THE PRICE SHE PAID" feat at the hands of Marty McCue in Augustus the "I never seen better drama," Milwaukee cost him his chance to Thomas, playwright, have HAND SEWED SCLES $1X3 ; noakes it a point to always be on said he. "The play is a theatrical meet' Johnny Killian for the chwn-pionshi- hlffld i at every first night performance gem and will last for many years to " ' - - of new UrtUU tiLitLU tiULLu B ! ";. a play, and his opinion is al- coma It will take it place among Before he tackles "Kid" Williams f Jk & A. m. J a", ai W M ways regarded as final in determin- the standard successes like the Plnero AO EEELS $1.23 Johnny Coulon will try himself out ing whether the new offering will be dramas, and future generations will in a clash with Chick II ayes. The k- -, a..wLi 4 iilt--J 1 - . .4 i Si r- -., successful or not applaud its stirring climaxes." bout Is scheduled for Cincinnati early I in When "The Price She Paid" was "The Price She Paid" will be pre- in March. first in New well New given York Mr. Thomas sented at the Duncan opera house on 5231-- 2 6th St Joe Costor, the knr,vn occupied a front row seat and was York lightweight, has retired from Monday, March 2, for an engagement seen to applaud, vigorously at the Back srA the ring. His knockout recently at of one with the famous emo- Opposite Peoples f m rf' ... 4. drop of each curtain. When the play night the hands of Young McAuliffe shov.iM v was over Mr. Thomas was enthusiastic tional actress, Miss Sylvia, Summers, Trust Co Joa that It was time to hang up t":n in tils praise. In the leading role. tnittrt. LA VE3AS DAILY OFTIC, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1314.

r:.f'.i-KT.'.;-N- OF THE INTERIOR t't-te- Statms Lm4 Office I LOBBY RESTAURANT AND CAFE Tucameari, K. M., January 22, 1914. ' 'KOTICU 13 KSREDY GIVEN: That oe SHORT ORDERS AND REGULAR DINNERS CAPITAL PAID IN SURPLUS OPTIC THE BEST GOODS OBTAINABLE ALWAYS HANDLED ihv Sude of New Mexico, under and oe 1100,000.00 $50,000.0 Cjr virtue of the act of Congress ap- proved Juco 0, 1010, hereby makes pj;;!icaUon for the within described v3. appropriated, unreserved, and al for the beueflt 17ACTT SOCIETY DIRECTORY publio land3, 4 of the University. Said lands being St I. M. Cunningham. Preside D. T. Hosklns, Cashier. CHAPMAN LODGE NO. 2, A. F. & FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD N :a:aiyj In the County of San Miguel, it II f Frank t. M. com- 102 Meets every !ta(e of New Mexico, and more par- Springer, E. S. Lewis, Ass'L Cash, A. Regular Monday night 4 O. R. C. on to-w- and hall, Douglae avenae a) ticularly described as follows, it: munication first COLUMN third Thursday in 8 o'clock. Visiting members are so welcome. J. C. --..f Tracts Sec Twp. Rng. Mer. ; eacn mucin. vioiu"S dially Werts, Pr irst'TEiRES'r ON T. CWSE',4 19 12N 25E N.M. PAID TIME DEPOSITS ' brothers cordially in dent; J. Buhier, Secretary; O, & 29 vited, uuy M. Cary, W. M., H. S. Van Baily, Treasurer. n034NW!4 12N 25E N.M. RATES TOR CLASSIFIED ADVER Petten, Secretary. EISliSE'i 30 12N 25E N.M. TISEMENTS GUSWU 33 12N 25E N.M. F. O. E. Meets first and third Tue a total area of 200 acres. LAS VEGAS COMMANDERY, NO. 2, day evenings each month at Woo Comprising M v V N Five cents per line each Insertion. Mrr& Reg-la- r men hall. brothers cordial- All persons wishing to protest AliVW JWJ Estimate KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Visiting kvkw tlx ordinary words to a line. C. N. Against selection the State of New conclave r d Tses-r- -' ly Invited to attend. Dougla by ino ad to occupy less epace than two Mexico of the tracts of land above lay in each Bisnth at Ma- W. P.;. Nicholas Cordova, Secretary lines All advertisements charged caentioned, must file their protests sonic Temple at 7:30 p. m. Dr. H. will be booked at space actually set gainst the said selection In this of--i CAPITAL GTCOIZ M. Smith, E. C; Chas. Tamme, Re 330,000.00 without regard to number of words. Ice on or before the twenty-sevent- h corder. Cash In advlnce preferred. -- zy of March, 1914. Office with the San Miguel NationsBank LOCAL TIME CARD R. A. PRENTICE, LAS VEGAS CHAPTER NO. 8, ROY Register. AL ARCH MASONS Regular con-- HAYDON WE O. . ..President vocation first Monday in i Eaat Bound ASSSESSMENT NOTICE H. W. KELLY . . vici President a each month at Masonic Arrive Depart E. Las Vegas, N. M, Jan. 6. 1914. D. T. HOSKINS ..Treasurer Temple at 7:50 p. m. p. No. 2.... 7:20 p. m..... 7: 45 p. nv A. Rrinecrar Vt T . v m 11:59 m. Notice Is hereby given that I, the rfff,;?Ti rJ, No. 4. ...11:54 p. p. umderslgned( deputy assessor, will be Blood, Secretary. No. 8.... 2:25 a. m 2:30 a. nv at my office, 603 Lincoln avenue on Interest PeJd On Deposits No. 10.... 1:35 p. m 2:00 p. a .!! business days between the hours 1 O. O. F. LAS VEGAS LODGE NO. West Bound 4. Meets of 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. (until Febru- OPTIC'S NUMftEK, MAIN L evety Monday evening ot Arrive Depart ary 2Sth, 1914) for the purpose of re- their hall on Sixth street All vintHno- No. 1.... l:lb p. m..... 1:35 p. ra. brethren ceiving returns of all property, accord- If any person shall knowingly make $100 REWARD, $100 strength by building up the constitu cordially invited to attend. No. 3.... 6:35 a. m 6:40 a. m, J. ing to the provisions of Chapter 84, a false or defective list of his prop- The readers of this paper will be tion and assisting nature in doing Its VJ&ntctt Ftledenstlne. N. G A. Rnnn No. 7.... 4:20 p. m 4:30 p. nv work. The bave so much V. t Xaws of the State of New Mexico, erty, he shall be liable to a penalty pleased to learn that there is at least proprietors G.; T. M. EIwood, Secretary; Karl No. 9..,. 6:35 p. m..'... 7:00 p. na one dreaded disease that science has faith in its curative powers that they 3913. It Is made the duty of all per-con- s of 25 per cent upon the full amount ot vvertz, Treasurer; C. V. been able to cure in all Its stages, offer One Hundred Dollars for any WANTED Representative for our Hedgceck, to make a return of all property all taxes levied against him, and his and that Is Catarrh. Hall'B Catarrh case that It falls to cure. Send for Cemetery Trustee. ' firm, one that is interested in fruit ihey own, and those falling to do so, property, and shall also be deemed Cure is the only positive cure now list of testimonials. Address: CHENEY & To growing preferred, for our B- - "within the time above specified, will guilty of perjury and punishable ac- known to the medical fraternity. Ca- F. J. CO., high P. O. ELKS Meets second and tarrh a constitutional ledo, Ohio. grade nursery stock. The Denver &e assessed by me according to sec cordingly. being disease, fourth Tuesday evening of each requires a constitutional treatment Sold by all druggist. 75c. Nursery Company, 4100 West 4Gth tion 10 of said Chapter 84 of the M. A. SANCHEZ, Assessor. Take Hall's Pills for consti- month Elks' home on Ninth street and Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internal- Family Avenue, Denver, Colorado. For YOU! Saws of the state of New Mexico for CHARLES H. STEWART, ly, acting directly upon the blood and pation. Adv. Douglas avenue. Visiting brothers mucous the year 1913, and a penalty of 25 Deputy Assessor. surfaces of the system, there- are cordially invited. Gov. Wm, J. by the foundation of the LADY OR GENTLEMAN fair educa This per cent will be Imposed additional destroying Mills, Exalted Ruler; D. W. Condon, elegant Rogers' disease, and giving the patient Subscribe for The Optic tion, to act as our in me. You are notified that Subscribe for Tbe representative Secretary. hj further optic. nome town. Exclusive territory ' Silver , Spoon given. Selling experience unnec-cessar- KNIGHTS AND LADIES 6F SECUR- aW We furnish capital. Show --if use ITY COUNCIL NO. 2390. Meets in you you how to build permanent busi W. O. W. hall, Sixth street, on the ness that should pay J2.000.0O first EMPRESS first and third Mondays of each year. Staple line. Our booklet, month at 8 p. m. "How to Start in Business for Your- Visiting Knights and FLOUR Ladles always welcome. O. L. Flers-man- , self" explains all Free on request. Address Box President; A. D., Tillman, Finan- 7 1099, Philadelphia, Pa. cier; Mrs. A. V. Morrow, Local Teputy, It s giving you 908 Jackson avenue; Z. W. WANTED Employment, tree trim Montague, a present tor do- Assistant 1011 Sixth ming, gardening, distributing adver Deputy, street, East Las Vegas, N. M. ing something OPTIC AND GET tising matter. Address Optic. R, t i SUBSCRIBE FORTE C. McAllister, 5 Grand avenue. you a do iy L. O. O. MOOSE Meets second anr. i way when you SALESMEN. $10 a day introducing fourth Thursday evening eacl learn how Much The Greatest trade month at W. O. W. hall. Vlsitin? Cigar stimulator Better EMPRESS nnn v Dealers eager to install. Every de brothers cordially Invited. Howard T nypniiir nrnPTiPflii monstration a sale. Act quick. Ca- - Davis, Dictator; p. A. Linn Secretary FLOUR really is. I I wood Novelty Co., Danville, III J. E. ROSENWALD LODGE NO. 541 Made by GER- UUUU I. O. of B. B. Meets IfWIIlL flllUlbllLLi every first Tues MAN PROCESS If SALESMEN to sell new educational day of the month In the vestry roomi specialty to boards of education. No uf Temple Montefiore at t o'clock ONE COUPON FROM previous experience necessary. Lib m. Visiting brothers are cordially in EMPRESS FLOUR AND era! proposition. Union School vlted. Isaac Appel, President; Charle FIVE STAMPS Furnishing company, 1034 W. Van Greenclay, Secretary. BRINGS YOU THE Buren street, Chicago, 111. SPOON IT 'S MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA GENUINE WM. HUSTLING man or woman represen- Meet in the Forest of Brotherly X ROGERS & tative wanted in each locality, 18 to Love at Woodmen of the World hall SONS' A A 50 years of age. To Join this so on the second and fourth Mondays ol STANDARD ciety and introduce our member each month at 8 p. m. C. H. Stewart SILVER ships. Part or full time, $50 to $500 Sonsul; G. Laemmle, Clerk; Z. W PLATE- - a month. Every, member you recom Montague, Local Deputy. Visltini BEAUTIFUL FRENCH- - mend gives you a steady income members are especially welcooe and GREY $7.50--I- f each month thereafter. Honorable cordially Invited. (STER- us desire the paper carrier. FINISH Pay you by and dignified engagement. Experi LING) ence Is not required. Only one ap- KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, COUN. us $6.50-l- want the paper mail. pointment in each locality; hurry CIL NO. 804. Meets second and EMPRESS Pay f you by and be the first to apply. Write ourth Thursday In O. R. C. hall, can te o-V- the 1253, Covington, Ky. Pioneer building. Visiting members .t : t choice follow- tained in mis irom And we will give you your of the are cordially invited. Richard Devine, city G. K.; Frank Angel, F. S. ALL GROCERS for one year: For fiasft ing magazines -- FOR RENT Two furnished front 1ETAIL PRICES rooms; modern; rates reasonable. 2,000 Ibs or Mors, Each Del very I0c per 181 Sb w. u. rage, 813 Fourth street. 1,000 lbs, to 2,000 lbs. Each Delivery ...... 25o per 1eS Iks. The National 200 lbs, to 1,000 lbs. Each Delivery S0o per 189 l Sportsman For Cs!d SO lbs, to 203 lb., Each Dsllvsry ,..40c per 119 Iks, Less than 60 lbs. Each Dallvery ..50o par 1S9 Iks,

FOR RENT-T- wo f 1 The "Woman's Home housekeeping rooms. AG LI A t Companion inquire 414 Seventh street. - PURA COMPANY Harvesters, Btorers, and Dlitributors of Natvral Ice, the Puritj BABY CHICKS. Rhodn Talnr, TJ l3 ll,bUj) Which Have Made Las Jamsna. ana Lasting Qualities el Vegas McClures iiarrea Rocks. Safe delivery OFFICE 791 DOUGLAS AVENUE guaranteed. Mrs. Geo. Tudor, Os-- 6B wy ivansas.

FOR SALE Rose Comb Reds and R. C. Brown Leghorn eggs 60c, 75c, $1 and $1.25 per setting of 13; R. C. R. ANT Ads I. May-hatche-d strong cockerels. C. W. Wesner. Are Best t! THOROUGHBRED White Leghorn - eggs ror hatching, $i and $1.50 K r per Finders ( 15. T. C. Lipsett, 1020 Fifth street Market 4 ' Lest Classified ad. U&ttk at tha' tml t rSissa aaaeag 3 'ft ti those who MIGHT EST tlis parUswlsf mm fl Um LOST Gold watch with i initial "P"; That" profwrty r vaat stl to WOXM KOS v ee3 "k pm with set. 1 goia ruby Return aev turn : ; to whs wads tes ads. it ma B el ti : Optic. Reward. aPsppr-- your property BBlga It 4vertisi MAIN' 2 : wi i Subscribe for The !. i i optic. Others, wfto ima ssd auer ada. la vm msyssar waxi 5 i are anxious t a fcoolus, aat t 3 lay tor) pieTiEBTEn and turnlture, artlIw ri l aay irt aa4 masij u. S PILL0 strumaats. ' " ! A" till J:'li-ur,rltf- As tHa sBffl a-- 1, are reaS if aU ?yis, ti aB 1 ; - 1 ? .V1" " ""' f-- r r y; V sihia Mrn it mm, ehivm i ui ki t. "' 7 . , 7 u .. a b CnHPfM,,ntlr,. JU VEGAS DAILY OPTIC. SATIROAY, FEBRUARY 1914. " """ fy 1 ' s HAD CATARRH 'KJf A FAMOUS ORATOi FIVE YEARS. KJ W W w W W W ) S PULPIT John- N - Mr. J rA D""""- son ol St. NO Ill- 10 SPEAK 1 .."if 1 Elmo, n Choir Loft inois, was O troubled five 4 years with Ail catarrh. The J MORE IMMACULATE o pnr" CHURCH OF THE catarrn wass If lOO.OOO FEET CONCEPTION Adrian Rabeyrolle, so severe in; his case? C) pastor. llfo BURKE COCKRAN, AT AGE OF 60, OIL AND WATER WELL CASING that his First mass at 7: 00 a.m.; second mass s e e m e J SAYS HE WILL NOT -- - IRRIGATION PIPE I at 10 a. m. Sunday school in English POLITICS SURFACE RRCATJON () and Spanish at 3 P m, in Spanish at As he f & TELEPHONE u. it -- 3:30 p. m. Rosary a benediction 28. W. Bouike POSTS BUILDING COLUMNS himself, he KJ New York, Feb. of the blessed sacrament at 7:30 p. "one of most widely Immediate had Cockran, once one the Shipments m. , foot in the men America tout of whom Write, phone or wire for special prices C) known in school for English speak-- grave." but little of 4!AMS PIPE WOR-K- Sunday Of course the public has heard ! 8030 Bay St.. Los Anneles, Cal Inz and Spanish speaking children he tried to celebrated his sixtieth Phones Broadway 1281 F 1917 late years, get reliefi5 ) birthday anniveraary today. Five Many pra- Mr. ended his car- years ago Cockran CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF SOR- ctitioners to In were con- eer in congress and retired private spokesman of that organiaztion S. S. () ROWS Iter. Paul pastor. KK JOHNSON rmg Gilberton, sulted and a -- since in life. His appearances in public the state convention at Albany Sun-la- First mass at 6:30 a. m., third y . Elmo, Illinois. have been very infrequent. 1881. Two years later he entered catarrhin that time excepted.' Second mass 8.30; Specialist ) Various causes have been assigned Tammany hall and became a promi- SL Louis was triel He tot so weak sermon in English, hymns rendered1 utiA thnrniitrhlv rur down thAt he de r or Mr. Cockran's retirement from nent worker in that organization. He by the children under the direction clares he could nt walk more than life at an ag when most men was first elected to in 1888. ) jmblic congress of the Sisters of Loretto. Third maw a hundred yards vlthout resting. are in their prime. Some persons have In the memorable campaign of 1896 Few people undtrstand that catarrh r at 10:30 a. m., sermon in Spanish, driin on Ibeen heard to cite him as a striking he became an advocate of the gold is a constant the system. From 3 to 4 school. At 4 The o! mucus which is of a man who has failed to standard and took the stump for Sunday discharge example Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- going on In such cises is largely com- fulfill the brilliant, promise of his On tOie issue of of blood and is a ment At the New Mexico posed seium, great career. Others have held the he returned to the democratic Hospital waste. Sooner or later it will weaken early mass fourth he voluntarily retired for the Insane, every the strongest man opinion that party four years later and participated to Veceived affairs be- Sunday by the pastor. According reports from from politics and public in the Bryan campaign. He returned Mr. Johnson, he yas in a desperate cause he was no longer !n sympathy to congress on the democratic ticket condition, but he found relief from FIRST M. E. CHURCH Cor.-Eight- with the 'leaders and politics of the iu 1904 and continued to serve until his trouble. We vlll let him say how ) iS. ' and National avenue. Rev. he found it. His Own words say: democratic vrtose fortunes he 1909. .party, "My friends oB me to take Pe- C. Anderson, pastor. , had followed since he cast his first did bo. now feel wor- runa, and I I that vote. Sunday school, 9:45. Morning Peruna has saved my life. It is the But the intimate friends of Mr. "CASCASET8" RELIEVE ship with sermon at 11 o'clock. Ep-wor-th best medicine on earth, and I would ' not be without It? know that the real reason League, 6:15 p. m. Evening ) Cockran Ttils seems almost too good to be was of worship with sermon at 7:30 o'clock. 1 for his retirement tbe state true. No doubt j there are some read- f STOMACH A is extended to his health. More than 10 years ago ISICH, 801 cordial Invitation ers that will think so. The above ) no of wor- verified Tl health, to fail and though all who have other place statements, hoover, can be IT 7 bis began hv Tvritiner Mr. LTnhnstnn. he remained in congress until five ship to attend Clvine .ervlces at this MOVE ACIDS, GASES AND CLOG- Every home slpuld be provided with o and continued to take a church. tot years ago GED WASTE FROM LIVER ; the last edition "The Ills of Lite," in the sent free by Peruna Co., Colum more or less prominent part AND BOWELS thj (0.Q) 1l tmo. , ST. PAUL'S MEMORIAL CHURCH o affairs of the democratic party, it 0 W was evident that he was rapidly los- Rev. J. S. Moore, Rector, 716 National Get a box now. If you are without a church hme his old-tim- e vigor of eloquence avenue, East Las Vegas. o ing That awful Bourness, belching of come! We cai help you. end action. On the advice of his First Sunday in Lent, March 1. acid and! foul gases; that pain in the If you are looking for church work he declined to be a candi- Holy Communion, 7:30. , physicians of the stomach, the heartburn, come! You cat us. o help date for when his term in pit Sunday school, 9:45. nervousness, nausea, bloating after in 1909. Since then Litany, Holy' Communion and ser congress expired and sick headache, EASILY DECIDED In eating, dizziness o he has' spent much of his time mon, 11. means a disordered stomach, wmcn This Question should be Answered travel. Only recently he returned to Order of service at 11 o'clock: cannot be regulated until you remove Easily by Easi Las Vegas People New York after a long sojourn Hvmn 582, "Stand Up, Stand Up, o the cause. It isn. t your stomach s Which is wisr to have confidence abroad, It is said he is in better ' for .Jesus," (G. 3. Webb.) fault. Your stomach i3 as good as df fellow-citizen- s, health now than for some time past Book, page 30 in the opinions your Litany, rrayer on o any. of Jnow, or depend and that he has recovered some of Introit, "Give Ear Unto my Prayer,' people you Cascarets; they immediately statements made utter strangers re-- his old-tim- e but ft is doubtful Try by energy, remove the sour, (Arcadelt.) ... . - A T-- Jt 1U m cleanse the stomach, in tar-awa- y tteau mc o be ever enters the Barnby.) siding places: To if again political Shorter Kyrie, Chant, (J. foul gases; take the excess bile from arena. Gloria Libi, (Paxton.) following the liver and carry off the constipated Underwood.' 806 National avenue Mr. Cockran will long e remember- Hvmn 81. "Christian! Dost Thou A. undigested and fermenting food and N. "Doan's ed as one of the greatest oratovs of See Them?" (J. B. Dykes.) East Las Vegas, M, says: matter and poison from the When h was at the waste Kidney Pills, wbjch I got at the Center his generation. stomach trouble Sermon. o bowels. Then your V. ninrk PharmacV. brought me relief height of his career he was in great will Anthem, "Seek Ye the Lord," (J. elo- is ended. A Cascaret tonight and trouble. demand as a public His - from backache kidney he speaker.. out a 10- Roberts.) and straighten you by morning I have used them off and o was heard In many cities 219, O My Lord, I See Since then, quence cent box from any drug store will Hymn "Here, cn themes. Few who heard him to on, whenever I have needed a kidney many stomach sweet; liver ana Thee Face Face," (Dearie.) ever the keep your medicine and they have done good can forget masterly speech for months. Dont Presentation, Chant, (Anon.) bowels regu'ar - o of Cam- If mv kidneys aren't acting he made against the nomination little insldes Sursum Corda, Sanctus, (J. forget the children their is Grover Cleveland at the democratic idge.) ust right, or my back aching, need a good, gentle cleansing, too. to convention ia Jn 1S92. (A. F. M. can on Doan's Kidney Pills o Chicago aq v. Agnus Dei, Custance.) depend It was in County Sligo, Ireland, that Gloria in Excelsis, Old Chant. drive awav these ailments. I have re 60 Doan's Pills to a Mr. Cockran was born years ago P1NEHURST Recessional, "He Leadth Me," (W. commended Kidney o GOLF AT Intended him for SPRING and all have been today. His parents N. Feb. 28 Ranking B. Bradbury.) great many people Pinehurst, C, anUatiaA with When I the church, and with this end In view of the Full vested choir as follows: ii them. golf players from many parts o on he was carefully educated In schools here to com- SoDranos Misses L. Myers, M. Low take cold, it seemB to settle my country are rounding tip I In his native and in his TottoTi Mills Winters. Hart. virlnAvo cnusinp a slight attack of country, early in the tenth annual spring tour- to iron was sent to a Catholic college pete ana van sucn a iew uw youth nament under the auspices of the Noyes, Mrs. Abbett Mrs. backache. At times, in France. At the age of 17 he de- Altos Misses Webb, Doan's Kidney Pills have always iclc The tourna- Horn. Myers, 0f On Club. Done Pinehurst Country ' cided that he was- not suited for the and continue Lowrv. and Mrs. Morrissette. Tenors fixed me up In good shape. o ment will begin Monday church. With scarcely enough money Messrs. Clav. Van Horn and Morris-- For sale all dealers. Price 50 through the week. by to pay for a week's boards after pur aotto Rfissos (Messrs. Taylor. Moore. -- otlta iFostertMilburn Co., Buffalo, c his passage, he sailed for and Swallow. sole for the United ' chasing Cured Haskell, Paice, Gehring New York, agents America. His first years in this city Chronic Constipation troubled with chronic Crucifer Herman Spiess. Organist states. "I had been I tl school and at the a o he spent in teaching tried Mian Mnrin Mann. Tiomoniiur thfi name Doan and Rlgh two and same time law. constipation for years studying Bristol. This church Is open daily for private tai!e no other. Adv. bar. all the best physicians in I In 1876 he was admitted! to the prayer and meditatiou Tenn., and they could do noming Hia rise in the professional world fiaa in the stomach or bowels ia a for me. Two packages of Chamber was rapid. He was taken up by the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY disagreeable symptom of a torpid Tablets cured me," writes Thos O leaders of the Irving Hall democracy, Iain's mora liver. To get rid or it quicm Middleboro. Ky., For Regular services every Sunday Tt marvelous liver as the JU. 1JI1W1"") w. is a and first attracted attention ine at 11 o'clock and Wednesday bowel Price sale by all dealers.Adv. stimulant and purifier. O evening at 8 o'clock in O. R. C. hall KOc. Sold by central urug va. A Good Cough Medicine for Children CHICAGO FED OFF FOR TEXAS BAPTIST CHURCH,, Corner o FIRST Feb. 28. The Chicago club tho rare cur-- Chicago, nf Main and Sixth streets, Rev. J. Convincing proof of One which is You Will Like of the Federal league, gen ntlva nrODerties of Chamberlains star team Milton Harris, Pastor. o to the erallv considered be m. Remedy came from Mrs. Mary de- Sunday school, 9:45 a. Cough of the new baseball organization1, of Grlnnell, Iowa who says: Young People's Meeting, 6:30 p. m. Fftweett CALIFORNIA special train! today for the helped o by 'Chnmherlaln's Remedy parted Prayer meeting, Wednesday even Cough snrinz training grounds at Mineral a deal when he ing, 7:30 p. m. my little boy great ( Wells Texas. In addition to Manager hnd whooDine cough. It is a gooa K J will the in All cordially invited. Because there you have Tinker and his players party medicine." For sale by all dealers. a chance to succeed. There, cli- eluded James A. Gilmore, president FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Adv. V mate, soil and water, in con- of the league, and Charles A. Welsh J Rev. Norman Skinner, pastor, Doug junction with intelligent labor, man, its principal financial backer. avenue and Tenth street CO work wonders. Alfalfa, fruits, las JONES-BOWER- S MONUMENT O worship and sermon at 11 garden truck, poultry and dairy bmvima Til RAVE MONEY Morning Albuquerque, N. M. Com o'clock. to more Foiftv's and Tar . 215 E. Central products point the way BnvincrJUVIJ V -Honey , because a Bible study and Sunday school ses () than a mere living. pound saves money jusi ?a Years Practical Experience. Aana otnrva ino cuuk.ii auu w sion at 9:45 a. m. lasts a long time It A JONES W. W. Huwc-a- a and one bottle - Societv of Christian Endeavor al heals raw and inflamed snr- quickly - 6:30 p. m. HONE Mi IflCiJ, oii(;o i'1"'"- 15 TO APRIL 1914 a most for Ladies MARCH 15, raspln? coughs, .croup, hoarseness The church extends hearty Profesional Health Culture o O. G onH In rrtnne pouehs. welcome to all people. Visitors and MRS. OLLIE SHEARER Store. one-wa- second-clas- s tick- and Red Cress Drug and Then y Schaefer sojourners in the city especially wel General Massage, Hair bcaip to Los An- Adv. comed. Facial Massage, ManK () ets from Las Vegas Treatment, San Diego cure, Chiropody. geles, San Francisco. TEMPERANCE LEADER 70 other points. In let- CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Cor-- Steam Building Q and to many 28. Many FIRST Laundry Portland, Me., Feb. 123 sold for $30.00 re- ner Main and streets. Rev Phone Vegas California will be ters of congratulations have been of Eighth Hours: 1:30 p. m. to 3:30 p. m. Corraqponding fare from points ceived at the home of Mrs. L. M. N. J. L. Imhof, pastor. Office connection a. m. on other lines in Stevens in this city in anticipation of Sunday school 9:45 11 a. m ATTORNEYS with the Santa Fe, liberal stop- the seventieth birthday anniversary Communion and preaching fast 6:30 m. over privileges. Three of the noted temperance leader, who Christian Endeavor, p. 7:30 m. HUNKER & HUNKER trains daily from Las Vegas was born March 1, 1844. Mrs. Stevens Evening service, p. THE ONLY UNION the at A. Hunker. Chester A. Has carry tourist sleepers and free ha 'been an active worker in the The church welcomes public George meals. 40 the services. Attorneyt-t-L- chair cars. Harvey temperance movement for years. tending and For tickets, reservations in 1S84 she assisted in organizing tne information to W. C. T. V. and was its first THE SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, apply Maine B. HUXMANN vears later she Railroad and National Avenues. DR. F. tnoenmr Twpntv Dentist wns elected of the Na James E. Richard, pastor. e. Dental work of any description at l batceelcI'IlTt tional W. C. T. U. and sinco the Hours of service:: AGENT m. moderate prices U death of Frances Willard in 189S, Preaching 13:45 a. m., 7:45 p. m. L Center Btoclt, Tel Ea!a Las Vegas, New Mex t Mrs. Stevpns has been at the head of Sabbath School. 9:30 a. Room Las Tepaa. New Mexico the national organiaztion. B. Y. P. U., 6:30 p. m. East LAS VEGAS DAILY C r'l" I cj SATURDAY, FEBRUARY" 28, 191.

j

MmmmmmmiwmmmemmmKm hum mwmiimnniimli1 7 I LOCAL NEWS p4.ogr.am tonight at the jj ,Jrul ijj i Hi , iv'-- i If Mflr tJ'M MOV! ' si' . ..-- ; it J k u v' Regular dance at P. B. Hall Sutur BRIDGE STREET r-- 7 day night. Adv. THE CIRCLE OF.' two-ree- l feature drama. r TURKEYS NEW EETS FATE," Kaybee - "ADRIFT IN A GREAT CITY," drama. CHICKENS NEW TURNIPS Light automobile lamps at C:23 Thanhauser, if NEW CARROTS FRESH OYSTERS o'clock this evening. ' SUNDAY'S PROGRAM, i ; NEW MACKEREL 5 PARSLEY "PSYCHOLOGICAL MOVEMENTS," Reliance Drama. MACKEREL, 25c. Old LARGE Per Bunch 5c Taylor whiskey and Sherwood "THE SON OF THOMAS GRAY,"American Drama. Rye at the Bar. Adv. , "HOW PICTURES ARE MADE," xy FANCY ORANGES Opera MOTION Keystone Comedy. It's a better car sold at a By the Box, $3.50 DRY ONIONS Afternoon and gowns. $10 lower Under all cond- By the Half Box, $1.90 CARROTS evening price. and up. Mrs. Davis, 414 Columbia. TANGERINES PARSNIPS This was the hast Jay for making CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES itionsin every country the GRAPEFRUIT Adv. .. TURNIPS county tax retui' b, and the office of "Foreign, Missions, Why?" will be Ford has itself the one LEMONS CABBAGE County Assessor Manuel A. Sanchez, the subject of the sermon Sunday proven Trees pruned see Thornhlll, Prun- BANANAS as a result, was filled with property morning by the pastor. Offerings for car will meet test. Per Pound 3c ing trees and fixing gardens. Phone that every FANCY TABLE APPLES owners al - missions will be received. Purple 5352. Adv. nearly day.'1 foreign costs COOKING APPLES will And in first and after it FANCY CREAM CHEESE The Christian Endeavor society FANCY DILL The Las Vega; business men and hold a consecration meeting at 6:30 saves PICKLES SWISS CHEESE Don't forget the spring millinery money for its owner. SOUR PICKLES financiers are Uulily engaged in mat p. m. Their theme will be "The Love Vt,'' LIMBERGER CHEESE opening at the Strass Bonnet Shop SWEET their Income ax returns. The tax Verse." PICKLES BRICK CHEESE Wednesday. Adv. ing $615 is the price of the Ford F. 0. B. Las Vegas, f will affect more Las Vegans than, one There will be no evening church !! HEAD LETTUCE CAM EM BERT CHEESE complete with equipment. Get catalog and par- would was the last service. The is re- ' CELERY LUNCH-CHEES- The county commissioner will hold imagine. 4 today congregation ticulars from chance for makhfc the returns unless to attend union YOUNG ONIONS SIERRA CHEESE their regular monthly meeting Mon quested the temper one wished to bd a ance service SOUP BUNCHES BRIE CHEESE day morning at the court house. fined, good many at the First Presbyterian belated document! weie mailed to the church. CO. NEW SPINACH BLUHILL CHEESE LAS VEGAS FORD SALES internal collector at Santa Fe or turn-- All members of church are n s Finch's Golden Weddlnl Hya, aged the ask i Phone Vegas 424 i ed over to local dllectors. ed to In wood. Direct from the distillery to meet Sunday afternoon at the tabernacle at 3 o'clock for STEARNS you. At the Lobby, of course. Adv Important jl STORE Several applicali ons for wild animal business of the church. I The newest of the season will be liounties were m this morning at the The Ladies' Aid met Thursday af ! shown at the Strass Bonnet Shop court house. A. White of Porvenir ternoon with. Mrs. L. L. Brown. Mrs. spring millinery opening Wednesday, applied for f 2 as bdunty upon a coyote; D. L. Batchelor was elected as the Adv. Domingo Hays of Apache Springs ap-- new president of the society. plied for $2 as bdunty upon a coyote The Las Vegas grant board will and Luis Ortiz oj La Cuesta asked BAM meet Monday; morning at its office on the county to rewltd him in the sum EARTH MIIVEKS AND the West shie for1 its regular monthly of $23 for havind lined a lobo wolf eyies ' '" THE TIME IS meeting. and four coyotes, PROFESSORS WATCH e As- Direct from the Indian Reservation3--Larg- F. V. Hansen lias Opened a pool The members of, tne Baptist, the 1 hall on Railroad avenue in the build-in'- Disciples and the Jethodist churches sortment -- - QUAKES OF LAST NIGHT AND TO- - SHORT fine colorings unique pattens-a- ll in formerly occupied by the 'Ward! wiJloin with the h'esbyterians ,,a. NOTICED ONLY BY "ball. i the! ibi.pAY prices. pool' union temperance 'tneeting at SCIENTISTS First Presbyterian church tomorrow Our first of hats This will bo of Our Eastern Car of showing Spring evening. mwtmg Washington, Feb. zs. Seismographs Spring March 2, and interest to lull tlfe citizens of These are Genuine of Monday, will continue. special at Georgetown university recorded blankets Souvenirs the New hats Mrs. A. Las as be addressed Furniture Will Soon Move arriving weekly, Vegas, it wl by pronounced earthquake shocks for Standish. Adv. Ui strict Claries W. G. Great Southwest and nothing more appropriate Attorney Ward, nearly 45 minutes early today. At who has tem recently w;ltien several 12:11 a, rn. the tremors were record- Let us have orders at once. We can be purchased for home use or gifts. The of will of articles for some of news your will approving the the late: perance the ed. The estimated distance from Mrs. Emile P. will occur of the slate and who is Rudulpn papers thor here was 2,700 miles. saLve you 20 to 25 per cent Monday morning at a session of the oughly acquainted tith conditions. In court. addition to probate the music furnished by the Clevelancr Felt it choir of the Presbytrlan church there Cleveland, Feb. 28. Another earth- ILFELD COMPANY A pretty Japanese garden has been will be a solo by Ms. Frank Leo Rel-- CHILES quake was recorded last night by the J. arranged in the window of the B. O. man and one numiwr Method- by the, seismograph In St. Ignatius observa- Murphey drug store. This ist Ladies' -- New Mexico Largest Wholesalers garden quarettei tory here. Rev. O'DeabaciT said that was prepared by Miss Nellie Mitchell A, Son the movement began at 1:07 p. m., arid is attracting considerable atten- Thinking that pnssrtily newspaper reached its" maximum, at 1.1:36 p. m. UAMr tion. offices are the liveliest places to iirnMprrTr rttntirpiir.n ! and ended at 11:26 p. m. Apparently tackle wben in need, a stranger wan it was about 3,000 to 3,500 miles dis- Efficiency, (juiclc dered into The office this durability, service, Optic early tant and was severe. moderate prices Is what the morning and among different things pot Women Is Rroiifl to be shoe repair department of Hedgcock's informed the force that he was Every going Milwaukee was Shaken a good bakeri , It is a na- Shoe Store means to the public. Send to be killed. After investigating the Milwaukee, Wis., Feb. 28. An earth- Jefferson Reynolds, President. tural instinct, - And or; bring us your work and reduce the case a little farther by letting the efery was recorded seismo- E. D. Raynolds, Vice President. S. B. cost of foot wear. G14 Douglas ave man The unani- quake by the Davis, Vice President woman can bake, well if talk, Optic people Hallot nue. Adv. graph at Marquette University, Mil- Raynolds, Cashier. H. Erie Hoke,' Assistant Cashier. will mously decided that the man was she use, our flour. It waukee, which lastea from 11:09 o'- crazy with the heat, the weather be- is so blended, so clock last until the maxi- skillfully Word has been received from Denver ing unusually warm for February. night 11:30, mum reached at 11 : 16. is es- perfectly milled, that even to the effect that Mrs. S. F. Hemler Later Ben Coles, chief of police, was being It h timated that the shock occurred 4,000 t e inexperienced have is slowliy recovering from a siege of called. He escorted the would-b-e miles from success with it from the iilness. Mrs. Hemler has been in dead man to a restaurant. Chief Coles Milwaukee, probably south- west. start. Order a sack and Denver for some time, and was join- stated that the man became more ra- ed by her hualband this week when tional after eating considerable food learn for yourself. The the report came that she was serious- doubtless due to the rations con- Coast not Neglected FIRST NATIONAL BANK 28. PURE ly ill. sumed. He agreed to leave the city Seattle, Wash., Feb. The seis- QUILL of the OF LAS VEGAS, N. M. or at once. The man undoubtedly is a mograph University of Wash- OUR. PRIDE Thisi morning at the Y. M. C. A. the little "off" in his head. ington recorded a strong earthquake last boys' class of that institution were night. Preliminary tremors be- Capital, at 9:35 $100,000; Surplus and Undivided Profits, $23,000. &e Las Vegas Roller Mills marched before the motion picture NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS gan o'clock, the main shock camera at 9:45 and vibrations and had their pictures taken Notice is hereby given that he tax the continued until 10:05. both in stationary positions and in toll for A. 1913 has been received The record Showed that In of p. the seat every department Banking we drills and other maneuvers. Ben in the treasurer's office. The first of disturbance was 1,500 miles are to northt ; prepared give the best of service Struckman, photographer for the half of the 1913 taxes are now due or south of Seattle, but the Pathe the east and west vibrations were rec- Weekly company, took and became delinquent on February not and is orded; The Alaska offices At 11:23 of Cost EafiS pictures of the opinion tbat 16, subject to a penalty of 1 per cent cable have lb ofEveryiiiinfl will be in made no of an b they good every respect per month. ETJGENIO ROMERO, report earthquake. Treasurer and Collector. interest Psid en Tims Tn an Issue next month of the Cath- NAVAL BILL REPORTED Deposits olic Register, a publication issued ST. PAUL'S NOTES Washington, Feb. 28. The naval ap- at Las weekly Denver, Colo., Vegas Lenten services daily except Wed- - propriation bill, carrying $139,964,333 will have an 800-wo- write-up- , de- for two nesday, 4:15 p. m. (battleships, six torpedo boat FOR voted to this and its and other SATURDAY'S MARKET city advantages. Confirmation classes for boys, destroyers fighting craft, This article be tne was to the house. Two bat- prepared by Thursday ajt the rectory, 7:15 p. m., reported secretary of the Commercial club. H. for and tleships are to cost .. $15,000,000 each NEW BEETS, NEW TURNIPS, NEW CARROTS, CALIFORNIA girls seniors, Thursday after 1MB AL! R. G. T1M8 Minton and H. Grim, represen- noon in church after 4:15 and will be fbuilt at private' yards by HEAD LETTUCE, FRESH TOMATOES, CELERY, GREEN ONIONS, service, p. ' tatives for the Catholic Register, were m. contract. RADISHES, NEW CABBAGE AND SPINACH. , y, business visitors in Las yester- Vegas Ladies' Guild Tuesday at 2:15 p. m., and for this ALSO FRESH ORANGES, FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT, BANANAS day arranged wrlteup. with Mrs. A. H. Whnmore, 825 Sev AND APPLES. " Doubtless much good advertising will enth street. be obtained from it, as the For the best on the market see us. publication Choir rehearsals, Monday 4:15 p. m. today has a circulation. large after Non-Ski- evening service. Sopranos and Miller n or plain thread. Michelin altos, Tuesday, rectory, 7:30 p. m., for tubes Mrs. Maude L. Greene, International tenors and basses. Full choir, Satur- and Fiske secretary of the W. C. T. U., has com- tires and tires and need- day 7:15 p. m. everything pleted several days of, hard work In T The bishop of New Mexico, the Rt. ed for the auto. GOAAF Sr RAYVARD CO. STORE San Miguel county and has succeeded 1 PILL, Rev. Frederick B. Howden, will be in perfecting 'a county organization, here for confirmation on the morning which will work In conjunction with of Sunday, March 22, the fourth Sun- 4 .;" ALL DONE WOIH AT OUR the W. C, T. TJ. Mrs. Greene at -- spoke day in Lent. ' the First 'Si Baptist church Sunday night St. Paul's church is open daily for GUA1ANTEED F03 ITS clothing read: and at the various schools of the East FEEFECTKESS private prayer and meditation. , "No one will understand I and West sides on f JltiL, mm uhul mil why Monday. Then she want to die. Forgive me." visited several of the country dis- TRAIN tricts, including Mishawaka and Hill The Las EEIMDEO ACCUSED OF MURDER side. Mrs. Greene is a cartoonist as Vegas Automobile Mougton, Mich, Fob. 28. John well as a speaker, and she illustrated TODAY IN CONGRESS. of the and Machine MRS. RALPH DINSMORE, CARRY Hupta, secretary South Range her remarks with clever drawings. ALL AROUND SATISFACTION Shop ING CHILD, JUMPS FROM local of the Western Federation of ERIDGE TO TRACK Miners: Nick Vereans. an organizer Washington, Feb. S3. (Senate: Met will be the result of your purchase if and Joseph Juntuen, member, were ar at noon. to in- VAULT AND CESSPOOL Amended postal bill it comes from us A BARON WOUNDED ROBBERY IN PARIS 28. rested this on a North Attleboro, Mass., Feb. morning charge of crease rural mail carriers salaries to Feb. 28. A be- Paris, Bword duel Paris, Feb. 28. More than $200,000 five-mont- murdering three min- her old baby in $1,200 a year on standard routes. REMEMBER: Name on tween Baron Robert Le Holding ers GLEAMING Onr the Box Vavasseur and in cash was. stolen rrom a postofflce at Painesdale, December 7. Thom Conferences on Alaska Count Jier arms, Mrs. Ralph Dinsmore jump- continU"4 means a Lot D'Heurzel, fought in the suburb van today at one of the railroad sta- as Dally, Harry James and Arthur railroad Those desiring: work done bill. , of Neuilly today, resulted in Baron tions in Paris. Aa ed from an overhead bridge Into the James were shot In their beds in today is the last will on Administration conservation bills in- Le Vavasseur being wounded, one of of the month sums of a passenger train today. The home that please call or phone large were being yaib Daily's early morning. troduced and referred to commit the arteries of his arm cut. transmitted to ' Mled and the to right being various points for the 't sit Hupta, according Sheriff Cruce, has A. W. Patterson, tee. The encounter is to , believed have payment of monthly salaries and ac- n ir Mfttiid jrobab!y fatal lnjnr-i- made a confession. The shooting was House: Met at noon. arisen out of the recent card scandal counts. The police would no de- , v i .more 23 old done Lai Transfer Co. give i)i mi years with high power rifles from Vpfjas Representative Rel'lv introduced a at the fashionable where e Jockey Club, tails of the robbery. 'i,i j'jn. of a young mechanic, v;ooiU a short dinfanee from the. Dally S23 Sixth Street Phone Main 43 1 - ' resolution to investigate old ago pen- Baron Le Vavasseur- was alleged to ii-f- d note found in her home. C.ZZ". 81011 system. have been of db in ZZ:""r:i guiliy cheating. Subscribe for Tne OpRC