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VOL. XXX1I1. NO. 232. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1912. CITY EDITION.

KNIGHTS TO MEET LIKELY Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug. 5. NEGRO DELEGATES MADE TO FEEL PROGRESSIVE PARTY ENTERS 00101 Preliminary to the opening of the an nual convention of the Knights of Columbus in this city toiuorrow, the to nun or directors ane considering sub THEY COT; IN THE today IE 1IED jects to be taken up by the order. ARENA" OF POLITIES Among these, is the plan to found a MM home for tubercular members. PROGRESSIVE PARTY GATHERING NEGRO IS LYNCHED GOVERNORinOF CALIFORNIA SPOK- Meridian, Mdss., Aug. 6. One ne imuroiiiiu ill EN OF AS CANDIDATE FOR gro was lynched and a mob was in wmi VICE PRESIDENT. pursuit of another near Halls Station, Numbers of the Colored Men Are Refused prices and have already done so,"v he Ala.,' 40 miles east of here, according said. - to passengers arriving here. The two Seats That Are Contested "They can still issue watered stock negroes are said to have murdered a LARGE CROWD GATHERS IN THE and they surely will do so. They white man named Tutt. can still business men throttle other LACK OF A 8TR0NG MAN INS THE and the United Cigar stores compan- TAFT ATTENDS FUNERAL SOUTH IS APPARENT BE- LOOKS DID FOR SOUTH S VOTE CHICAGO COLISEUM TO WITNESS ies is doing so. They can still corrupt Washington, Aug. 5. President our and moment FORE CONVENTION. Taft and Mrs. Taft will leave Wash- ill politics at this are indulging in that practice. ' s i ington tonight for Cincinnati, to at At that time had been tend the funeral of Uohn W. Herron, CUT AND DRIED PROCEEDINGS Beveridge EE IS A SiY CANDIDATE Colonel Sidesteps the Issue by Referring the Angry Black Men to talking about an hour. A chorus of Mrs. Taft's father, who died there His Recent Letter (o Julian Harris of Atlanta and Then Retires jeers and groans greeteu Beveridge's early today. . , attack on President Taft and the SAYS NOTHING, BUT APPEAflS to His Hotel to Look Up Adjectives for His Speech h PLAGUE IN ENGLAND Payne-Aldric- tariff bill. The long WILLING TO TAKE THE Fight Will Be Carried Before Credentials Committee low call of the "Bull Moose" was Liverpool, Aug 5. The local gov Is Given By Former ' HONOR IF OFFERED. "Keynote" Speech heard for the first time in the demon- ernment iboard reported a case of bu- bonic stration. plague today. Chicago, Aug. 5. Contesting negro Senator Albert J. Beveridge Chicago, Aug. 5 Colonel Theodore Throughout Senator Beveridge's MISSOURI SAYS tiO delegations from Florida and Miss- Roosevelt arrived at 8:03 a. m. He speech a persistent spectator in the Jefferson City, Mo., Aug. 5 Efforts issippi were barred from the progres- was given an enthusiastic welcome REBEL UNITE gallery interrupted several times with ARIES of Taft adherent to get the Missouri sive convention by the national com-"mitte- e. and hurried to headquarters at the the shout: "How about the liquor Roosevelt electors to go on record for The negroes declared that ROOSEVELT STILL IN THE BACKGRQUND Congress hotel. He was received by FORCES ON would question?" . GOflBtB President Taft failed today at a meet- they continue their fight before a delegation of progressives headed Beveridge ignored him and there ing called by the chairman of the re- the credentials committee of the con- by George W. Perkins and Governor were shouts of "put him out.'' Sena state committee. vention. Hiram W. Johnson of California. GENERAL SALAZAR JOINS 0R02-C- publican tor Beveridge concluded at 3:07 am'd In where the progres- AT JUAREZ INCREASING Mississippi Colonel Is Olf His "Confession of Faith" Until the Srenery an outburst of With the arrival of Colonel Roose- sive state had caled Putting prolonged applause HIS FORCE RESIGNATION IS ACCEPTED convention been Senator Dixon to have velt, the talk of Governor Johnson of AH Set and the Gathering lias Been Placed Under Full endeavored the 5. as a "lily white" meeting, the white Is California for vice received Washington, Aug. President band play "The Battle Hymn of the president delegates elected were given their Headway Temporary Roll Call Is Delayed and Other new Governor Johnson con- Juarez, Aug. 5. Inez Salazar, the Taft today accepted the resignation Republic.'' The band could not un impetus. seats. On Saturday the committee Not Looked All the Dele- - tinued to maintain an neutral rebel leader responsible for the dis- of Federal Judge Hanford of Seattle, Minor Details Are After, as , derstand in the confusion and tney entirely had thrown out twelve negroes who attitude.. is said, have not arming of American colonists, is tendered while Judge Hanford's con- to Hear the played the "Battle Cry of Freedom." LeaderB, it contested seats in the" Alabama dele- gates Are Anxious Speeches. heading for the border with 1,000 reb- duct of the bench was under investi- the in the of been able to agree upon a southern Finally delegates font els. On gation. With today's decision this man and there was a belief his way Salazar is destroy- gation. ' the hall began to sing the "Battle. strong barred all of the contesting delegates. Governor Johnson ing the Mexico Northwestern railway. Hymn" and the band joined in. The that eventually After the natidnal committee bad 5. The national pro- convention prepared to get under would chosen. The oncoming insurrectos will join KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. Chicago, Aug. four verses were sung with the dele be disposed of the negro contestants tha its in the way. At 12:43 Senator Dixon rapped Orozco, who with about 500 men re- Kansas City, Aug. 5. Cattle, re- gressive party took place gates standing. storm center was transferred to Colo of American politics here today for order and took up a place on the mains here. Salazar's arrival at Jua- ceipts 17,000, including 3,000 south- aiiena House of representatives rules, nel Roosevelt's quarters. The colonel national convention as- glass Insulated speaking rostrum un- rez would combine practically all of erns. Market to 10 cents low- when its first amended in many particulars were steady referred them to his recent letter to sembled in the Coliseum where the der the flying sounding board. He the rebels operating in Chihuahua. er. Native steers $6.259.50; south- presented as the rules of tne conven- FRENCH PREMIER Julian Harris of Atlanta on the negro convention was held up his hands for silence. General Pascual Orozco served no- ern steers southern cows republican national tion. They were without de- 4.757.00; and - be adopted tice on of Jua- and cows question. held seven weeks aga "Ladies gentlemen,"- said, bate. ' today the residents heifers $3.ft0'5.f0; native or- ! "the convention will now come to rez that after tonight he would not and heifers $3.2 53' 3 75; t,tockers and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, epon-- A new rule barring contested dele- CM-: der,"...... be responsible for the safety of the feeders $i.257.25i .'hulls $3.755.00. sor tor the new party, arrived in gates from votiug on any question be- He reviewed the of ciyt aad all that who did not with calves western steers but did not attend briefly signing fore convention was included in go $5.00i;9.00; L.LI CEgo this morning the had iitvii lkil convention. the call for the convention him better cross the border to ?3.508.50; western cows $5.00(2 lj.il the first session of the the amendments and was greeted MANY MATTERS OF INTERNA "In the past four weeks a nation El Paso. 8.00.- - ADOPTED BY He, will deliver his "confession of wtih cheers. It was as follows: TIONAL IMPORTANCE TO BE SENATE has seen a new alignment of Amer- This is the first definite move in Hogs, receipts 5,000. Market five faith" tomorrow. "In "the event of contest regarding DISCUSSED ican he said. "Within four the long delayed evacuation of the cents Bulk of sales $8.15 J. politics," the of any or alternate higher. Former Senator Albert Beveridge as- right delegate weeks responding to our call, are Mexican border city by rebel troops. 830; heavy $7.908.10; packers and LA FOLETTE-UNDERWOO- MEAS- 6t Indiana was elected temporary to sit in this convention notice of Paris, Aug. 5. Raymond Poineaire, sembled here today more delegate Trains are being made up for the butchers $8.108.35; light $8.108.25; URE 13 CARRIED BY MAJOR- of the convention after Sen, such contest shall be filed with the the Frenchi started today chairman of nation than premier, movement and the and cav- . representatives the and or alter- artillery pigs $6.007.00. ITY OF SEVEN Dixon had called the assemblage secretary, any delegate Russia with all the that - ator ever before assembled on American for ceremony alry horses loaded. It is announced Sheep, 5,000: market had been ottered. nate whose seat hag been contested receipts to order and prayer ; psually marks a state pilgrimage. Orozco 500 sta- soil. that with the rebels Bteady. Muttons $3.504.50; lambs Washington, Aug. 5. The confer- Senator Beveridge, greeted with pro- in good faith shall stand aside and Aristide Brian, minister of justice: "This afternoon a new milestone tioned here, will proceed south on the .$6.00 7.50; range wethers and year ence report on the La cheers, delivered his keynote not be permitted to vote as a mem- Del Casse, minister of ma compromise longed will erected in American politics. Theophile Mexican Central to meet the forces of ewes $3.50 Follette-Underwoo- d advanc- be ber of thfs convention until his cre- lings $3.505.O0; range wool tariff bill bristling with the most no rine; Albert Lebrum, minister for Inez speech A new political party, knowing General Salazar, who escaped 4.00. was senate 35 of progTeseiveism. dentials shall have been accepted by Armad chief adopted by the today ed ideas north and no south, founded on live the cononies; Meelard, the trap set for him by federals at to 28. convention hall the convention, provided, however, of Louis The floor of the big issues of today, will take its place the irocotol; Lephina, pre Casas Grandes. After destroying the The that in the makeup of the temporary progressives who voted for the was crowded and the galleries, slow which on the fect of iolice of Paris; the secreta Mexico Northwestern railroad as far with those parties live roll of the convention the recommen- JUDGE'S RULING IS wool tariff revision were Senators fill at held but comparatively ries and i ttaoh.es of the Russian em San to first, dead issues of the past." Senator north as Pedro Salazar's forces Bristow, Clapp, Crawford, convention dations of the provisional national for- Gronna, La few empty s,eats when the Dixon was interrupted by a cry from bassy and 'lie staff of the French are preceding east over land accord- Follette 1 o'- committee shall be as and Works. before accepted prima eign offices were all . at the AGAINST got under way, shortly a delegate: "Hoorah for Teddy." present ing to the rebels. UWM Senator was en- facie evidence of the right to sit as U. Cummins paired clock The delegates were most The on their Battion to Umphasize the occasion. delegates jumped or alternates in this conven- against the measure. He said that If frequently Interrupting the minute. delegates while in the premier's train traveled Is thusiastic, seats, and cheered for half a Stever Promoted. free to vote, he would be- and ap- tion, without the right to vote until ALLOWS DEFENDANT TO BE oppose it proceedings with cheers Senator Dixon then called on Secre all the learning journalists of France, Washington, Aug. 5. The nomina- cause the credentials in question shall have CROSS EXAMINED ON TICK- he believed the 29 per cent ad plause. tary O. K. Davis to read the progres- who always mobilize when questions tions of Colonel E. Z. Stever; now in a finally been determined by the con- LISH SUBJECT valorem duty on wool much lowr The big Coliseum, transformed in sive call for the convention. The of high politics are in the air. command of the the vention itself." troops along than could be justified by study of few weeks from the battleground of was Near eastern questions and the Mexican border; to be a reading1 frequently interrupted by roll of was brigadier 5. the tariff board's to The states then called Franco-Russia- n Los Angeles, Calif., Aug. Judge report. thn republican national convention The "Thou Shalt naval convention, the of the line and tnat of Col- applause. slogan, of members general Senators Nelson, McCuinber, Town-sen- d national for the naming the of the Mv Hutton ruled today in the bribery trial the meeting place of the pro Not Steal," appearing on the call was signature of which by Poineaire onel George Andrews, attached to the various committees. The roll had pro- of Clarence S. Darrow that the de- and others also explained their gressive party, was thrown open wtih cheers. in St. Petersburg will bring the. whole department of the Etst at New York, greeted ceeded as far as California when a under cross examination, (opposition to the compromise bill on before 11 o'clock today. The The names of those the''.,'call of the fighting forces of the allies to be of the army fendant, shortly signing motion was carried to with adjutant general the ground that the rates and tha for the lack of a jam dispense within the terms of an offensive and senate could be asked an impeaching question scene, except were read with cheers greeting each were sent to the today by basis of ad valorem were was identical a further reading, the. state . delega- be based on stenographic report of tariffs not in the galleries, almost name. When Senator Dixon's name defensive alliance, are to the President Taft. . tions their voters to the of conversation between Darrow and in accord with the tariff board's re- with that of the republican conven- was called a mild demonstration start- sending main subjects of discussion between desk. bis former chief investigator. commendations. tion. ed. When the reading of the cail the emperor of Russia, Sir Seiguis Rebels Move Headquarters. with Former Secretary of the Interior Did think was try- The hall was gaily decorated ended Senator Dixon called on Rev. Sazarioff, Russian minister of. foreign Los Angeles, Cal., Aug 5. The you Harrington James R. Garfield of Ohio was recog- to with the and bunting. The big sounding T. who the affairs and the French visitor. The of Los and the ing trap you dictagraph?" flags F. Dornblazer, pronounced on abandoning Angeles WISHES CONSTITUTION over nized and from hi place the floor - Assistant District board suspended by wires the '' A most prominent feature of the visit making of El Centro and Brawley, in- asked Attorney prayer. Y'; a commit- ( the moved the appointment of Francc-Rusei- an Ford. speaker's stand looking for all In conclusion he led the entire as- will be the naval the Imperial valley, the headquarters at- ' tee to invite. Colonel Roosevelt to ap- "No, I didn't think any one would KOBE in flight, . will claim imme EASILY world like an aeroplane semblage in the Lord's prayer, dele- agreement, which of the Mexican rebel junta is the lat- .CHANGED can- pear in the convention at noon to- to do a thing as mean as that; tracted much attention. Large gates and gallbries joining in the fa- diate attention. est move of Orozco followers, accord try of morrow to deliver an address and not even the vass portraits were a fetature the words. A - round of cheers The eventual opening of the Darda- to Pedro Martin, special Mexican district, attorney." miliar ; also to escort him to tne Coliseum. ing after ,noon the ' v SENATO R LA.FO L L ETTE INTRO- - decorations. Shortly greeted Senator Dixon's announce- nelles and the steps necessary for.lta government secret agent. t hall The motion was enthusiastically sec-- , dis- DUCES RESOLUTION - delegates began to arrive in the ment that former Senate Beveridge accomplishment also are to be REVO- onded, Chairman Beveridge declaring 14 - i-l- i- LUTIONIZING in increasing numbers. of Indiana ha lj'een6tr!ec'.ed as .e.n-porar-y cussed during the days' visit of . Texans Ask for Help. rMui-euin- METHODS, V; ;.''.. that tne ayes deemed" to have it, At 12:20 Senator Dixon' of Mon- chairman. Senator Dixon in- M. Poineaire. It Is pointed out here Valentine, Tex., Aug, 5. An appeal and it was so ordered. . 5. chairman of the party, film in a that this is likely to be the burning has been received here from the peo- ' EliTEOED SY EECKEB Washington, Aug. Senator tana, national troduced flattering eulogy The" was fol- or- committee named as today a resoltulon who was to call the convention to and he began the, keynote speech. question in the settlement of the ple of Candelaria, Tex., south of here by pro- lows: E. A. VanValkenberg, Pennsyl- posed a radical in at the hall and was When to war, for it la felt that Rus- on the Mexican border. The people change the meth- der, arrived Senator Beveridge began H. New od vania; Oscar Straus, Tork; dread-naught- s of th constitution of cheered as he went upon the stage. speak, the state delegations had got- sia is not building $15,000,000 say the rebels have taken San Anto- ACCUSED POLICE LIEUTENANT amending J. Franklin Fort, New Jersey; John the States. Senator Albert J. Beveridge, ten well out and in the Black Sea with the nio, which is the Mexican settlement SAYS HE DID NOT CONSPIRE By its terms a Former pretty straightened M. Louisiana; Miles Polndex-ter- , of was seated at were to be Parker, Intention of them in an in- and that Cande- IN MURDER majority the two houses of con- temporary chairman, additional negro delegates Ken- anchoring opposite Candelaria, Washington; Leslie Coombs, " gress would have in the Indiana delegation, noticed here and there among the closed lake, and unless the question laria is threatened. United States authority to pro this time, M. O. ' se- tucky; Julian Harris, Georgia; will cause 5. Counsel pose a constitutional amendment or awaiting the ratification of his northern states. There were two is settled it is feared it troops are to le sent from Marfa, New York, Aug. , for Dawson, West Virginia; J. N. Wil- ' it might be on the lection as chairman when the con- seated with the West Virginians. At another European upheaval at the where a command is In camp. Police Lieutenant Charles Becker, proposed petition liamson, Jr.. North Carolina; .George f ten states through their vention should get under way. The one point in his speech Mr.1 Beveridge time of the completion of the ghips the central figure in the Rosenthal acting E. Watkins, Michigan; Nicholas legislatures or vote. section now was crowded referred to "professional politicians." a couple of years hence. Refugees Arrive In This State. murder case, today entered a plea of through popular delegate Montana ; Chester H. Roweli, aisles were choked. "To Hell with the politicians," Hachita, N. M., Aug. 5. Five hun- not guilty to the indictment charging and the California; Joseph R. Baldwin, Mary, Toll of the conven- came a shout from the galleries and dred Mormons, fleeing from Colonla the policeman with murder in the The temporary land; Ben B. Lindsey, Colorado; John when it the cheerod. TODAY IN CONGRESS Diaz, where the rebels robbed them first degree in the killing of Herman TODAY'S BASEBALL tion had not been completed delegates L. Stevens, Iowa. 5. Post-offic- e Rosenthal. National was called to order and it' was impos- Senator Beveridge's speech kept Washington, Aug. Senate: of their ammunition and told them all League 5. an exact number of dele-gale- the floor and galleries cheering. Del- appropriation bill taken up. fiunrantees of protection had been A mass of evidence is to be pre- Philadelphia, Aug. Chicago won sible to give " rose to their BLUE JACKETS ON JOB Norman E. Mack before have arrived here. sented to the grand this week the first game. They occupied all the space egates and spectators testified withdrawn, They jury convention feet wtih a wild shout when he Washington, Aug. 5. One hundred committee investigating tjimipaign traveled overland in 87 wagons. They out of which the officials of the pub R.H.E. used at the republican ' dole-write- 2 6 s. Oil and Tobac- of Uni- he a contribution arrived without food and are lic office believe several Philadelphia 3 with its total of nearly 1,100 the Standard blue jackets and marines the funds that refused being prosecutor's co decisions of the supreme court. ted States gunboat Annapolis arenow from Colonel M. J. Guffey in 1908. cared for by the United States gov- indictments for extortion will be Chicago i..5 7 0 s was of court the in Nlcaip. House:- Unanimous consent calen- which is found certain police officials Batteries Moore and Killlfer; La At 12:40 the seargeant-at-arm- "Under the decrees the quartered Managua, the ernment, shipping supplies against and tents here from El Paso for on the gambling houses. vender and Archer. directed to clear the aisles and the oil and tobacco trusts can still raise a?uan capital. dar taken up. grafting I

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found in California and New Mexico With some pleasure the writer tions became such that no Ex. Doc. 17, 31st lBt Ses- makes mention of the fact of woman Congress, that all could longer call him - : 1 IT SECOND VOLUME OF TWITCHELL'S sion, are valuable. In the report of the illustrations in this oook are by husband. I finaly was simply com- rtrv- Ff trint," BOOK IS READY FOR DELIVERY a congressional committee, which New Mexicans. He tenders his thanks pelled to sue for divorce. On March made a thorough investigation of the to Messrs. Clarence Batchelor of Las 5, 1905, the papers were filed and : - Indian question, Indian Affairs Re- Vegas, K. M. Chapman or Santa Fe, the hearing was held before a refe- New Mexico Is WAISTS "Leading Facts in History," Fully Completed, port, Joint Special Commission, 1867, and W. R. Walton of Albuquerque for ree. Judge Henry Glldersleeve signed Wonderful Work , there is a great wealth of material, their assistance in reproducing so the decree of divorce on June 4, 1905, of New The reports the governors of many old scenes and portraits. The giving me an absolute divorce. My AT SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES Mexico, the commanders and maps were made was The second volume of 'The Lead- "Apuntes," In the same volume, gives military by the writer's son, attorney Robert J. HIbbard anu Indian agents, are tilled with Informa- Waldo C, Twltchell. v --' Charles Becker was ing Facts of New Mexican History," the biography of' the distinguished represented by AH 1912 flodels. tion of great 'Interest to the student RALPH EMERSON TWITCHELL. Vanness & not are New and Desirable by Ralph Emerson Twltchell, has just Adelantado. It may safeiy be1 said Vanness. Charles did of conditions In the south- Las N. M. come from the Torch Press and will that no writer In English, since the existing Vegas, put up much of a fight, although the west at that time. decree gave me 464 a be distributed to subscribers in New publication of "Historiadores Primi- year alimony, $1.25 WAISTS FOR...... $ .63 Mexico and contributed to It is unfortunate that so few books and this he paid until I was remar- throughout the country tives," has anything FOR-..- . 1.17 ried. .:!'-'- : i 1,75 WAISTS ...... within the next few days or two the sum total of knowledge as to Al- were written by those peculiarly qual- "Even 1.33 weeks. The first volume of this mon- var Nunez as recited in the "Apun- ified. The Spaniard, during his more after I remarried Charles 2.00 WAISTS FOR ECKER'S FORMER continued to umental work attracted the attention tes" of Dir. de Vedia. The story of than two centuries of control, wrote send me money and WAISTS FOR .1.67 but1 clothes to 2.50 of scholars and historians throughout Coronado's journey is taken from the few books, he preserved many our child. He warned me, WAISTS FOR-.V.- . 2.00 the nation and "brought to Colonel "Relacion" of Castaneda and the mon- records which are Invaluable. This however, that if I ever attempted to 3.00 of V1FE VED HIS force him to Twltchell a flood of commendation ographs of General J. H. Simpson and is peculiarly true the records made make these payments to 3.50 WAISTS FOR....-4,5- 0 2.33 the Franciscans. Present the child he would force me and congratulation by letter and t& George Parker Winship, both of by day into the WAISTS FOR..... 3.00 view which placed him in the front which were published by the United New Mexicans, cognized of important jurisdiction of the New York courts. What rank of American historians. States government'. Much Informal events, should profit by the example BROTHER he did he wanted to do volun-- ' of tarily, and he been Har- Interesting as was the first volume, tlon, as has been stated, was compiled their Spanish predecessors. , has sending old about $50 a month. Dresses" with its vast wealth of details and its from the elaborate works of A. F. Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca was Suits, Coats and Silk LIVING IN RENO SHE TELLS "After I divorced thorough treatment of the history of Bandeller and Hubert Howe Ban- no greater than any one of his com- Charles Becker ABOUT ACCUSED NEW I went to the home of the state from the very beginning up croft. panions. All would have passed into my parents in ' V YORK POLICEMAN. Canada, where Paul HALF 'PRICE.. to the organization of New Mexico as In all this work the writer believes oblivion had It not beenthat he wrote Becker came to se his nephew. Five I a territory under the republic of Mex- that the principal duties of the his- his "Relacion." years after Reno, Nev., Aug. 5. In a modest had divorced Charles I married Wool Skirts ico; with its mass of facts which had torian have been faithfully perform- Francisoo Vasquez Coronado was a Paul, V Lightweight Wool and Uagttie presses, aai til ' cottage on the south side of Reno who then had come to Reno to en never before been assembled, its ed. "Ne quid falsi dlcere audeat, ne great figure in the days following the Cofortd Wash non lives Paul Becker, a brother of Lieu- gage in business. He made me his Goods, maps and illustrations and its price- quid veri audeat." The reader Conquest of Mexico. Only his Spanish tenant Charley A. Becker of New wife on the of less documents, the second volume will soon ascertain that few preten- name would have come down to us night my arrival in York. Only their most Uitimate Reno. r OFP' promises at first glance to be even sions as to what may be termed the had it not been that an humble sol- ONE THIRD friends know that Paul Becker is Mrs. "Charles Becker was quick-te- more absorbing. This second volume, philosophy of history have been ad- dier in his expedition preserved to us Becker's second hulsband and that pered man, head-stron- g and written with all the care and infinite vanced. The novelist and writer of the narrative of those early explora- with a ' her first one was none other than will of iron. At times he ANY HAN'S SUIT IN TOE HOUSE attention to detail which character- later day fiction alone enjoy the privi- tions. Coronado lives because Casta- would take her brother-m-la- me into ized of an intimate with present the lieu- his confidence and at other the first, brings our right lege acquaintance neda wrote his "Relacion." ' some Desirable worth from $15.00 history tenant of now indict- times he would Including very Patterns, up, down to 1912. the secret motives of those whose police, under endeavor to deceive More than two hundred Franciscans ment ' 8. for conduct of character is delineated. for murder in New York. only $2,G3 There can foe no better outline of labored for. the conversion of the In- if Mrs. Beckerj a retiring woman, and "Whatever trouble Charles Becker the objects In the author's ob- The historian, he writes truthfully, New Mexico. Marcos mind, dians in Frayles her husband, the brother of the lieu- ever got into was which at- knows no more than the authorities through his asso jects have .been thoroughly de Niza and Alonzo, de Benavldes are ciations disclose or the facts suggest. He is tenant, have been shrinking) from with bad men. He belongs tained; than is given in his own very remembered because they made re- not to in of public notice since Lieutenant Bec- to good, respectable people and ,.e modest prefatory note to the second permitted Indulge flights in Las VeaLoaditvStoro ports writing. ker became connected with the gamb- was well brought up. He was volume. The note follows in ' the imagination. In so doing he is always part: General Zubelon Montgomery Pike in New lat- in some likely to impose even upon himself. ling exposures York and kind of hot water, but I be The object, primarily, in the publi- will ldve forever as the American of- er had his name lieved he Much research gives one the to mentioned with the was too clever a man to be cation of these volumes, has been the right ficer whose publication of the account histor- murderers of Herman Rosenthal. caught in anything, serious. opinions, but the philosophical American supplying of Information to the peo- hia travels first attracted Until was ac- "Charlie ian is quite often a perverter of truth. recently Paul Becker Becker got out of any ple of New Mexico relative to the attention to the Spanish provinces. in sort of EstaHLshed 1862 South In his eagerness to establish a theory, tively engaged the mining business trouble. The department knew aicUmja. events occurring since the coming ol Others heen leaders of or, a for some have great but at present he is interested in a about my divorcing him and my rea the Spaniard and such information of perhaps, reputation he often overlooks the armies, have conquered great nations, prosperous horseshoeing (Establish- sons, but he was not dismissed from the as has been favorite, peridd the crimson glories of great battles ment on the north side. the force, although this should made weight of some trouolesome authority have possible through the researches come men in , or fact. have to military every A ring at the Dell of the Becker been his punishment for his treat and of Investigations archaeologists age. Xenophon and his Ten Thou cottage this evening brought Mrs. ment of his wife and child. Other in that field. When the extent of this work is In accomplishing this sand are among the immortals, Xeno Becker to the door. troubles he got into were source book considered, comprising as it does the Investigated FULLY AT YOUR DOOH tpurpose every available phon wrote the "Anabasis." "How did you learn my address?" but he to 5L050 EQUIPPED transactions in New Mexican history managed squirm out." and manuscript has been used, and Alexander she back. Mrs. writ- W. Doniphan was as said, pelitely but shrinking Becker waa beginning to warm the Information therein contained ap- during nearly four centurieB, the great as Xenophon, and yet the story "I have no statement to make about up to her subject. She had intended whenever to er would indeed feel flattered if some propriated necessary exploits and the deeds of his my former husband," she added. "I to say nothing detrimental to Lieu- the concrete chronological arrange critic found no error in the entire One Thousand MIssourians would cannot say anything, especially in tenant Becker, but when she spoke ment of the facts of south. narrative or a failure to credit some leading scarce be known had it not been that connection with the present matter, of her divorce and the way Becker western history. Necessarily, the re translator or writer whose informa- John T. Hughes, a soldier in his regi My husband, Paul Becker, and I are had avoided trouble with the police sult is a compilation, and the work tion came from sources identical with ment, wrote "Doniphan's Exedltion." very happy. We know almost noth- department her voice raised to a high- has been that of an editor. No claim those used in this work. Only those In the nineteenth New Mex- ing about Paul's brother Charles, my er pitch and she seemed angry. She to authorishlp, in the strict sense of who are familiar with historical com century ico abler men than Don former husband." continued: the word, has ever been asserted ,or position are aware how difficult it produced Pedro Pino. He lives where Nn Mentlnn of fharl. Alimony Obligations Cancelled. maintained. Occasionaly the reader Is in all work of this natsre to guard Bauptista men are He wrote j"Do' you ever any news of "Only last fall he sent me will find a few and com against mistakes of omission and com- greater forgotten; heap; papers reflections " tsecKer wa. asKea. to the "Exposicion." , lieutenant sign, cancellingi all further obliga- vdusions' differing (from those who mission. At times we are misled by 11 Pattie was a trapper and" "My husband and I are on the best tions to pay me alimony, I signed OVERLAND ff ODEL T have heretofore written respecting the very prejudices of the authorities only 53 ' mountaineer, no better qualified than of terms with the sisters of the lieu these papers with the understanding the of this portion of the consulted. history hundreds of others who the tenant and other members of his fam that he would consent to pay an addi- United States, and these may be at- The documentary history of New pursued same calling. He will live while oth- ily. We exchange letters often. No tional $15 a month for the mainten- Telephone or call and we will have onr demonstrator tributed solely to the writer. Mexico, prior to the American occupa- are mentioned. reference is ever made, though, to ance of our son. , limited. the ers not He wrote a The first acquaintance of the writer tion, is very During " show you. "Personal Narrative." Charles Becker in any of the letters. "We used to entertain friends of 1 with the of Alvar Nunez and Mexican period no books of any con- ojurney Captain William Becknell, William We gtet'no news from him except him at our home in New York, but his companions camefrom reading sequence relative to events in New Bent, Ceran St. Vrain, Dr. DaVid what we read. In the newspapers. they were mostly felolw members Las "Co. the "Spanish Conquest of New Mexi- Mexico were published. The Santa .Vegas Anjontpblle lliclioe Waldo, and Dr. Josiah Gregg were "You see Paul and I have been of the police. If he ever brought to co," toy W. W. H. Davis, at one time Fe Archives are quite voluminous but early traders over the Santa Fe Trail, married since August 18, 1909. We our home any such men as gamblers United States attorney for the terri- fail to give much light on the events Phone Main 344. & Fowler Gregg wrote the "Commerce of the were married .by Rev. Charles S, I never knew of it He was away Wbalen, Prtp the writer read "Autores of : the period. Subsequent to the tory. Later and Mears, pastor of the First Congre from home much of the but I American we find much Prairies" achievea immortality. time, Espanoles, Hiistoriadorea PrimSJtiives Occupation church of who is now did not know General Carson was no gational Reno, where. de las Indias," Enrique de Vedia, material dn the reports of government Christopher by' more in charge of the church in Berkley, T cannot express any opinion as 1852. In this work are found officials in the war, interior and In- courageous than dozens of his Madrid, Cal. The witnesses to our wedding to whether or not I believe he could PACIFIC HIGHWAY CONVENTION dian The of type upon the frontier; and yet he struction of a highway along the Pa- the "Comentarios" and "Naufragios" departments. 'reports Mr. Cor- lives when were Mr. and Mrs. Corbet. be mixed up in this affair, for I do San Francisoo, Aug. 5. If the good cific from Alvar Nunez. Dr. de Vedia, in his Governor Calhoun, while Indian agent, Bent, Bridger and Wootten coast British Columbia to of bet was Paul's business backer. not know and have not been with road a cause la are only memories. He Is the Idol of to be advanced by the the Mexican border. The speakers-schedule- "My meeting with Charles Becker, him for so long. I have seen the romance magazine writer. Although intelligent discussion and for the present convention-includ- my marriage and life with him are a him since our separation." of men General W. H. H. Davis1 was "one practical It Is certain to re former Governor J. N. Gillette closed incident.1 It wrings my heart Asked if he was the kind of a man of them fellows" who will celva a substantial impetus from the of California, Thomas Taylor, minis- literary to of these things now. who would be a to the Rosen- speak iparty third annual convention of the Paci- ter Colum-'bi- a, I live when , " of works of British even the names of home was public "In the first place, my thal murder, providing It would never fic .ft ahler secretaries of New Mexico can Highway association, which con- and several other men of wide with my parents in Kingston, Can be discovered, she smiled and re- vened not be recalled, wrote Grin- at the St Francis Hotel in prominence. he "El ada. met Charlies Becker three plied: I this for a three-da- y ses- go" and the "Spanish Conquest of city today years before we were married in New "I cannot say anything more, for I sion. The New Mexico." chief aim of the associa- Nothing Is too absurd for some peo- - York City by the Rev. Frank M. Good-- don't know." tion These been is to further plans for the con pie to undertake. have many governors Forty-secon- d child, pastor , of the of New Mexico. General Lew Wallace, street Baptist church. The marriage soldier would have been governor, took place on April 28, 1898. We had so forgotten, but long as the EngllBh one son, Harold, named after another is the "Fair God" language spoken brother of my husband, now dead CAPITAL and "Ben PAID IN Hur" will be read by the Harold Is 12 years old. I have no children of men. $100,000.00-- " children by my- second marriage. n $50,000.00 In the military history of the great "Charlie Becker was not a good Jy&fkK southwest we find the names of sol- husband. Long after I knew he was diers whose exploits in the .service of not keeping his marriage vows, whan their entitle them to everlast- me JL. country he had cast aside to devote him ' fame. one or two have fol- J. M. President. T." ing Only self to other women, I, stuck to him. I Cunningham, V j D. Hoskins, Cashier. lowed the example of General 'Xeno- did this for our son Harold. I was Frank Springer, t. phon. General Nelson A Miles will a mother and that always came first. live where countless capable captains "Then, too, I was brought up to who their lives to civilization are . LAS J' gave shrink from divorce. You know a VGAS forgotten. General Miles has written good woman will put up with a good several books. deal from har husband before she will INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEF0SITS New Mexico owes something to the conceive of such an, idea. memory of those who have contribut- "I am positive now that Charles ed, to the productive scholarship of Becker never was true to me; but on the state. To the living, to Bandeller, the other hand he was man enough Prince, Lummins, Hewett and Read, a never to attempt to hide his own grateful people should render ac- sins in false accusations against me. Leis Vegas Bank knowledgement. Men vho accomp- He would always defend me both dur- Savings lish things the country always pro- ing our married life and afterward, duces, but they have all been careless under all circumstances. of what record has been made of their "It became impossible ''for 'him' to Capital Stock, $30,000.00 achievements. Our pioneers, soldiers, longer conceal his attentions to other and state builders owe something to women. His attentions to Alice Lynch Office with the San Mlgtiel National Bank thel ancestors, to posterity, to his- were of the devoted sort. Then he be- tory, to patriotism, and to themselves. came attentive to Helen Lynch, a sis- Wm. G. Ilaydou There are now in New ter of Alice. He is to have President many living supposed II. W. .it Mexico whose duty, it is to make rec- married Helen Lynch later, and I be- Kelly Vice President ord of important events which he lieve she is his wife. I have no means D. T. Hoskins Treasurer occurred during the past century. of knowing this, however. This can best be done by contributing Won Her ' Divorce. Interest Paid on Deposis papers to the Historical Society of "But there were other women to COLONEL R. E. TWITCHELL, NUW MEXICO'S .".REA'J K.S'1 HISTORIAN New Mexico. whom he was attentive, and his ac LA VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1912.

to add 131 precinct men t rote carried. The Roosevelt men thus meet- FOR OKLAhOMA SENATORSHIP attempting form to the national committee, which changed his mind and called a HE the old committee was, of course, be- a roll call and then bolted. Oklahoma 5. TRUTH ABOUT DELEGATES prevented asked held them ing of the committee for April 17. City, Okla., Aug. One bis The resolution au- without division for, yond power. KENTUCKY. This committee called a congressional United States senator, eight congress- him to fill of properly elected. thorizing, vacancies, , Seventh District. convention to be held on Mhj' 18. But men new those Fourth District. (under apportionment), a course, applied only to places In the Seventh Kentucky district the there was no of the call, which The Fourth Texas district consists publication state feneration commissioner, jus- ROOSEVELT CONTESTED became vacant after they had total vote of the convention was 145. which had to be before the 111! been not to of five counties, each having one vote thirty days tices of the supreme court and filled and clearly did apply Thete were contests from four coun- until 21. The Taft the 131 new In the district convention under the convention, April precincts. It could not in the ninety-fiv- e votes. Ac- criminal court of appieais and the ties, Involving call. One Rains, chose an uncon- convention seems therefore to have nature of things apply to a change to of the in county, members of the 1913 are Most of the Fights State cording the rules party tested and that one was for been duly' and regularly convened, legislature Upon Delegations Were Made For Purpose from the old system to a complete new where two seats of creden- delegation, to be Kentucky, The four counties sent while the. Roosevelt convention was nominated in the Oklahoma pri- system of precincts created by the city tials are those Taft. other of Deceiving the Public presented delegates The contest- not The Taft delegates were seated. maries tomorrow. council, because if they were to be whose credentials are the contesting delegations. approved by before the Tenth The most of cen- filled the entire number of 331 new chairman are entitled to ing delegations appeared District. intjerest, course, county par- committee to In the Tenth the decision In 29.-O- different from old must congressional executive district ters the contest for the United Washington, jm, ere are the appeal to uie committee on credentials precincts the ticipate In the temporary organization. In be filled. One could not be present their claims, but the commit- turned largely upon the bad fnith with facta relation to the contested seats from the decision of the national com- system On the temporary roll the Taft chair- States senatorship. The senatorial made into mere addi- tee refused to hear any- which two members of the district la the Republican national convention. the other by a man was elected by ninety-eigh- t votes arbitrarily vote is not a direct nomination, but mittee was abandoned, as it ought to every effort committee voted in of dele- !t Ib a tional of 131 committee- forty-seve- n body. Having exhausted the seating It summary of a detailed state- have been. . appointment and votes, were cast for the is an of to secure a the four contest- and the bad faith with Expression, preference suppos- ment going Into all of men. No lawyer will say that such Roosevelt candldnte. The committee hearing, gates upon carefully the Michigan. the one In- ed to bind the legislature which next cases, statement so actlou by the committee thus consti on credentials was then con- ing delegations, together with only which of them used the proxy thorough that It Ib the convention appoiuted, will 150 Michigan state tuted was Therefore the action uncontested delegation of the conven- trusted to him. The Taft delegates ic winter name a successor to Rob- takes up pages of printed matter. In legal. sisting of one member named by each had it about 1,200 delegates. There which of took withdrew to another place and tliis case bolted and left the hall aud: ert L. Owen ,who is a for This statement is signed by Mr. Victor the lawful committee U0 county delegation. The majority re- tion, candidate were only two counties in dispute or In a held a convention and elected Taft in the same or- Rosewater, chairman of the former Re- electing Taft; delegates who made port of the committee was adopted immediately building contest. One was Wayne county. In con- national majority in the state convention was no del- delegates to the Chicago convention. ganized another convention which Governor publican committee; by Mr. J. which Detroit Is and other unanimously by the convention, Former Charles N. Has- H. Devlne situated, the the only one which could be recognized whose The congressional convention which sisted of delegates from six counties. of Colorado, chairman of the was Calhoun evidence egation seats were contested kell is opposing Senator Owen for the county. The as valid. elected the" Taft delegates was com- Proceedings were regularly held; a per- committee on credentials of the Repub-lica- being permitted to vote on its own left no doubt that the Taft men car- more a and, the re- democratic nomination for the sen- national convention, and Mr CONTESTED DISTRICT DELE- case. As soon as the majority report posed of than majority, manent organization effected, by ried by a very large majority Wayne all the on resolutions atorship. The fight between the two Charles D. Hllles, chairman of the GATES. of the credentials committee had been indeed, of practically regularly port of the committee county, but it was immaterial whether elected The national com- and to Taft was commenced as as De present Republican national committee. was ALABAMA. adopted, the Roosevelt adherents bolt- delegates. adopted delegates pledged arly last this true or pot, because, leaving mittee held of the Taft dele- were elected. The evidence The total number of delegates sum- Ninth District. ed. There was not the slightest reason the title undisputed neniber and has been extremely bit- out both Wayne county and Calhoun their seats valid viva voce indicated a had moned to the convention under its call :The Ninth Alabama contest turned for sustaining the contest for Roosevelt gates to by that flagrant attempt ter. county, the only counties In contest vote for a division. been made to Taft of this dis- was LOTS, with 640 to a on the whether the chairman delegates. without calling deprive Five are necessary the Taft delegates outnumbered by question to which he was entitled. republicans contesting for choice. Mr. Taft had 561 Totes on of, a district committee had to Eighth District. Fifth District trict, Justly the several hundred the Roosevelt del- power The national the republican indorsement for the first and ballot fill whether a committee- The Eighth Kentucky district was The Fifth district of Texas is com- committee sustained the only and was declared bad a clear vacancies, i egatesand they majority of ten counties 163 Bosque1 title of the Taft delegates and alter- senatorship. Among them la "Dyna- the nominee. There were Instituted out of the total number of votes that man who had sent his resignation to composed having posed of Dallas, Ellis, Hill, votes, of which eighty two were neces- Rockwall counties. Dallas nates by a practically unanimous vote. mite Ed" Perry of Coalgate, who is gainst 23S of the delegates regularly should have been in the convention. take effect only In case he was not and county sary to a choice. There was no con- votes all Fourteenth District. as leader of the Roose- lected for Taft contests on behalf of The contest was so weak as to present being present, should be pre- cast more Republican than regarded tie hardly test in five of the al- In the were Roosevelt These contests were avow. merit recital. vented from acting as committeeman, counties, and the other counties of the district put Fourteenth district there velt faction of the republican party though the Roosevelt men claimed that call for congres- fifteen counties in the district When dly instigated not for the purpose of Texas. and, third, on the Identity of another together. The the in Oklahoma. there was one in Spencer county no sional convention allowed each county the executive committee met at San really securing seats, in the convention, In Texas there were 249 of committeeman. The written resolu- All of ine five representatives Who counties, contest Was presented against the to send not to exceed four Antonio to make up the temporary roll not for the purpose of adducing evi- which four have no tion under which the right of the delegates, now make the Oklahoma county govern seating of the regularly elected Taft but made no to the basis of there were ten members of the com- up delega dence which would lead respect- ment The 245 counties call chairman to appoint to vacancies was reference any under the delegates from that county. This gave coun- mittee whose to act was tion In the lower branch of congress able court to entertain the of convention were to claimed showed on its face that the representation of' the respective present right contests, but the allowed have the Taft eighty-fou- r or are for the was written In in delegates votes, ties composing the district There undisputed, of whom six were for Taft candidates for renomination. The purpose of deceiving' the public something over 1,000 delegates, repre- specific authority two more than were for a Into different and different colored necessary was a contest from Dallas county, but and four for Roosevelt There were three, new representatives are to be the belief that Mr. Roosevelt had senting them, who were given author- writing choice. In other men A words, assuming that were seated. Taft four other Roosevelt present elected as congressmen-at-lairge- , be- more totes than he had, as the to cast 248 votes. Of the 245 coun- pencil between the lines. number of the Taft delegates really ity the Roosevelt men were entitled to all were on the whose right to vote was disputed and ninety-nin- e affidavits were filed committeemen delegates seated temporary of the failure conventions and primaries were in ties there were counties in by the delegates from the counties in not to cause of the legisla who were when the resolution roll from two counties, and Roosevelt who were clearly entitled repre- progress for the selection of delegates. which the total Republican1 vote was present which they filed contests in dis- One ture to the state. For the " - the and sent their county at that meeting. This is not a but 2,000, in fourteen of which was passed to- show that the resolu- delegates from the three counties, only necessary inference tfcre trict convention there remained a clear of them held the proxy of the commit- three seats there are a total of 44 as twenty-seve- n tion contained no such This the in the convention from the character of the contests, but were no Republican voters, in authority. of representation 2S majority uncontested delegates who was fixed at one vote for each county teeman from Kendall county, who was pirants, including democrats, 13 re it was boldly avowed chief edi- of which there were less gave rise to a question of fact upon by the tan voted for the Taft delegates to Chi- dele- dead, and the proxies from three other and three tor of teu each in none of which was which a very large majority both without regard to the number of publicans socialists. the newspapers owned by Mr. and of, cago. counties were held, two there and the national committee' and the com- gates In the convention or the num- by postmas- Republican leaders of both factions Munsey, who has been Mr. Roosevelt's any Republican organization OKLAHOMA. ters and one by an assistant postmas- in none a or con- mittee on credentials held that the ber of Republican votes cast In such are inclined to their differen- chief financial and newspaper sup- of which had primary Third District while under the election law of bury was lead Insertion was a county. A minority report of the dis- ter, porter. The 238, contests were reduced vention been held. It shown that pencil forgery, In the Third Oklahoma district the Texas no one who holds an office of ces, so far as the state campaign is . Colonel Cecil to whom had been that the chairman did not have the au- trict committee was presented, protest- by abandonment to seventy-four- Lyon, question of the validity of the seats of profit or trust under the United States concerned, in the hope that they may as referee of therefore to to the ing against . the ratio of representa- The very fact of these 164 frivolous assigned the disposition thority appoint the delegates turned on .the constitu- shall act as a member of an executive be able to elect a in one, If the of the national vacancies, and therefore the action of tion adopted. The chairman of the majority contests itself reflects upon the genu- patronage Repub- tion of the congressional committee, committee either for the state or for not both, houses of the state lican administration for ten years in his committee was not valid. This convention objected to the presenta- legisla ineness and validity of the remainder. which was made up of twelve Taft any district or county. The temporary Both the had been in habit of con- made it necessary to the contest tion of this minority report Falling ture. factions are eager to The seventy-fou- r delegates include sli state, the "reject men and seven Roosevelt men. The roll was made up by Taft members, state conven- ants. The committee decided the two in this he abandoned the platform and wrest the state from local control of at large from Arizona, four at larce trolling the Republican chairman, Cochran, was a Roosevelt a clear without per- In left the hall. having majority In- tion by securing from two federal of other Issues of fact before them man ma- the democrats, believing this year from Kentucky, four at large from and attempted to prevent the a mitting these men to act under their flcebolders in each of these ninety-nin- e favor of the Taft contention, The convention thereupon elected diana, six at large from Michigan, although jority of the committee from proxies. There was a contest over the home affairs are of more Importance eountles a certificate a first decision was conclusive. taking new chairman and a new secretary, ap- eight at from Texas and at granting proxy the action. The chairman was removed delegation from Bexar county, which than getting Into a factional large eight to Colonel or a friend of his to pointed a committee on credentials, fight Urge from Washington, and also two Lyon ARKANSAS, and another substituted, and thereupon contains the city of San Antonio. Full over national matters that would be the as if which recommended the of the district delegates each from the Ninth represent county regularly Fifth District. the convention was duly called to order seating consideration was given to this contest, conferfed a or- Taft delegates from Hill county and helpful to neither Taft or Roosevelt, Alabama, the Fifth Arkansas, the by Republican county In the Fifth Arkansas the question on the temporary roll prepared by the but the testimony was overwhelming ganization. The national committee the adoption of the minority report of Inasmuch as Oklahoma's electoral Thirteenth Indiana, the Seventh, was one of the identity of one faction congressional committee, whi"h was that Taft carried the county by a vote and the committee on credentials and the district committee as to the basis vote la certain to go to Eighth and Eleventh Kentucky, the or the other as, the Republican party. made the permanent roll, and the two of four or five to one. On the proper practically the convention after the fullest Invest! of the In the convention. e. Third Oklahoma, the Second Tennes- This convention followed the example Taft delegates to Chicago were duly representation basis the total vote in the district con- the democratic presidential .non-lne- decided that these ninety-nin- e Both these recommendations were see and from each of nine districts, the gatlon of the convention of 1908 In holding selected. Every county In the district vention was sixty-seve- of which the counties In which the Republican vote adopted, and Taft to the na- Second. Seventh. that what was known as the Redding had its representation and vote in the delegates number instructed or voting for Taft First, Fourth, Fifth, was so small and In which there was tional convention were elect- "BLESSING TO WOMEN" Ninth, Tenth and Fourteenth faction was not the Republican party, regular convention, aud no person thereupon was thirty seven and one-hal- f, the Eighth, no no no ed a vote to The is what one woman calls Ly-di- a Texas. Republican party, convention, that It was a defunct organization and properly accredited as a was by of eight three. number or instructed for Roose- grateful of no delegate voting Com- organization, was not the Roosevelt men thereafter retired to the one-hal- E. Pinkham's Vegetable ' primary, had only acquired life at the end of excluded or debarred from participat- velt twenty-eigh-t and not vot CONTESTED DELEGATES AT proper source for a to a south end of or- proxy give each four years for the purpose of ing in its proceedings. Cochran and the hall, where they ing one. The Taft delegation was pound. This is because after suffer- LARGE. ' vote to that to be cast the equal by using it In the national convention. his followers bolted after his deposi- ganized a meeting at which it was therefore seated at Chicago. ing for six long, weary years with a Arizona, other 143 counties In which there was claimed Roosevelt to The contestants were therefore reject- tion. Assuming that all the committee the delegates the CONCLUSION. weakness so her In the Arizona convention there were Republican organization and in national convention were elected. The prevalent among i ed. was shown that the other or who went out with him had the ' ninety-thre- e , It right resume of the sex. was - votes. All the delegates-s- ix which primaries or conventions were vote for the for The purpose of this she restored ta tterfact Taft had. been In active existence as to act on the , committee, it left De Republican district in number were to, be heid. contests in which there was any shad famous selected at The two committees therefore the had nominated committee twelve for Titft 1908 was as follows: Dallas county, health by this medicine for e Republican party, standing ow of substance has been to inform large. The counties were entitled to se- held such ninety-nin- proxies to be sim- 2,068; 594; woman's ills. a local ticket and had run a congress- and seven for Roosevelt, so it was Ellis, Hill, 414; Bosque, 266; those who have not time or inclination lect their delegates through their coun- illegal and not the baais of proper rep man. ply a question whether a of Rockwall, 88. Both the national com- This has been the of committee or In one resentation. The two tribunals who majority to read the longer and more detailed experience ty by primary. CALIFORNIA. the committee had the right to control mittee and the committee on creden- thousands of women a of the beard the case decided that should account of them contained in the larger grateful who county, Maricopa, majority they Fourth District. its action or a minority. The bolting tials sustained the Taft delegates. dele- ninety-nin-e votes It is not essentiial to make have depended upon this tried and committee decided to select its deduct the from the convention which Cochran held was Seventh District. pamphlet 245 The Fourth California presented this Mr. Taft's title that all true gates and a minority to have a pri- total of and give the representation not attended a of the The Seventh of Jndisputable remedy. to question: Under the state law the dele- by majority duly congressional district men agree on every one of the issues mary. In other counties there were those who controlled the majority elected to the convention. Is gation, two from each district, was delegates It Texas composed of the following raised. were decided the tri- some contests, and the sttae commit- of the remainder. The remainder was did have They by elected on a general ticket, In a group not the credentials from the couhties: Anderson, Chambers, Gal- bunals which had tee, the of the national 152 votes, and out of that the Taft uniform party usage KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEET following usage twenty-six- . various counties, and its membership veston, Houston, San Ja- e of Each delegate might Liberty, Polk, made the tribunals to decide committee, a hearing to all con- men had carried eighty-nin- counties, was made of proper Denver, Aug. 5. Many gave either express his presidential prefer- largely up bystanders cinto and Trinity. Polk, San Jacinto such contests. If those tribunals acted prominent testants in order to make up the tem- having ninety votes. This gave to the who had not accredited ence or agree to vote for the presiden- been duly by and Trinity were without proper party in faith mistaken would members of the Knights of Pythias, roll. There was a clear major- Taft men a clear majority in the state in district. action good Judgment porary tial candidate receiving the highest any county the Its organization. In Texas county chair- not invalidate their decisions. As a from every state of the Union and of the Taft delegates among the convention and with it eight delegates was without ity number in the state. In the Fourth entirely authority. men must be elected by the voters In matter of fact, an examination of the nearly all of the Canadian uncontested delegates. The committee at large. ' provinces district the two candidates from that TENNESSEE. each party. No such election was held facts show that the tribunals were are arriving in Denver for the meet- made up the temporary roll and then WASHINGTON. in these counties. two district on the Taft ticket expressed Second District. any of three In right in every instance. There is not here this of - there was a bolt, sixty-fou- r The contest in Washington turned on ing week the twenty- remaining a preference for Taft,. but did not In the Second ,, Tennessee district of them Colonel Lyon assumed to ap- the evidence that were e whether dele- slightest they biennial Bession of eu-- in the hall and twenty-fiv- withdraw- the question the Taft e uncon- seventh the agree to vote for the candidates hav; there were fifty-nin- delegates point chairmen, which he had no right moved by other than a mere desire to case the com- , ing therefrom. The of the Taft gates appointed by county state vote. These Taft tested out of a total of 108 in to do. Lyon himself had classed these On preme lodge. Contrary, to the cus which ing the highest possible reach a right conclusion. the other was so clear that it is difficult mittee in King county, in Seattle e tom majority delegates in the Fourth district re- the convention. There were forty-nin- three counties as unorganized and with- hand, the action of the Roosevelt men in the, past the encampment of a contest was made. is situate, were duly elected to the to understand why ceived a majority of 200 more than contested. The Roosevelt contestants out party organization. la bringing 160 contests that the uniform rank is not to be held convention or whether a primary, they Indiana. the Roosevelt delegates In that dis- in the forty-nin- e refused to abide the The convention met in Galveston. abandoned tended this In which was subsequently held and at promptly strongly year conjunction with the su In Indiana the four Taft delegates at trict The national call forbade any decision of the committee on creden- The executive committee met prhw to to show the lack of good faith in the a conven- which Roosevelt delegates were elect- preme lodge convention. There will were elected in state law or the acceptance of law tials and fifty-nin- e the of the convention to make of all them. Those who large was called, so that Its re- any withdrew, leaving meeting prosecution of be a however, of the allied which Marion in which ed, properly fifty-nin- e meeting, tion to county, which the election of dele- uncontested delegates. These up the temporary roll of delegates. The support President Taft can well afford ' sult was legal. . Under the law the prevented the sisters. ' Indianapolis is situate, was entitled to gates by districts. In other words, the delegates, part of whom were executive committee had before it the to stand on the record in this case and organization, Pythian In- county committee had the power to4 de 128 votes. , A was held in of convention was at Roosevelt remained In con- of to asseverate of success- primary cide whether it would select the dele- call the national men, the question having the three unorgan- without fear dianapolis, at which Taft polled 6,000 variance with the state law. The state appointed the proper commit- ized counties in the con- ful contradiction that the or should call a primary vention, represented delegates CONVENTION OF Roosevelt 1,400 votes. This gave gates directly to enforce state and to vention. The re- whose seats were contested were JEWELERS and In some counties of the state one law songbt the unit tees, settled contests proceeded executive committee as 106 in the state conven- and whole twenty-sl- x select There can be fused to When this seated In this convention as in Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 5. 'An im- Taft delegates course was pursued and in other coun- rule required the Taft delegates. recognize them.;, fairly tion from Marlon county, and If they to be voted for all over no about the there- action was taken the executive com- In the of the party. mense fortune 'in diamonds, emeralds ties the 'other. In King county the delegates question validity by any history were seated the control of the two to each dis- mittee a properly committee "onsisted of 250 men, the the state, assigning fore of their title. delegate from Houston county and other precious etones was placed a was to abide the state convention by large majority of whom were for Taft, and. trict on the ticket TEXAS. and the alleged representatives from ORGANISTS AT OCEAN GROVE on exhibition hereJ today as a feature conceded to Taft. Attempt was made majority' wide while the the three counties with- that majority, acting through its exec- election, Republican First District. unorganized Ocean Grove, N. J., Aug. 5. Ocean in connection with the seventh an- to impeach the returns from Marlon national convention has Insisted upon drew from the and utive committee, selected the Taft dele- The only remaining districts are the meeting proceeded Grove is to entertain this week the nual convention of the American Na- county by charges of fraud and repeat- Mean- the unit of the district since 1880. That from to organize another convention, and gates to the state convention. nine districts Texas. Of these the largest of ever tional Retail - Jewietters' ing. These charges were of a general has been the party law. This conven- upon this is based the contest, which gathering organists association. time the city council of Seattle had First district was composed of eleven oc- , orHhnnf Rnftfimtinn exepnt. assembled in this country. The vuo mtop1 11 . ' It before had 250 tion recognized the party law and held each one vote, was rejected by both committees, the Representatives of the jewelry trade the city. counties, county having casion as to one ward out of fifteen wards, Now same it to be more binding than that of the Cass which had two. nationa committee and the credentials is the fifth annual convention throughout the United States and Can- precincts. substantially the except county, ' witness ad law allowed the two dele of the Association and then the impeaching territory was divided up into 381 pre state and The executive committee, composed of committee. National of Organi- ada are here to take uart in the con could not claim fraud who bad received In the Fourth mitted be enough cincts. The chairman of the county gates one representative from each county, Eighth District. sts,- which held its opening session in vention, which Will begin Its sessions result in that ward .The a vote than their two In the conven- ' to change the committee was a Roosevelt man. He district larger made up the temporary roll, and in the Eighth congressional the auditorium today. During; the at th,e Coates House tomorrow morn committee, upon which there opponents assigned to that district, to seat- tion a occurred over the natiqnal had been given authority by general contests filed from two counties split majority week the convention will discuss, ing. Four will be devoted to anti-Taf- t men. in the convention. days the were fifteen rejected resolution to fill vacancies in become delegates ed both with one-ha- lf vote and minority reports of the executive occurring delegates among, other subjects, ways for pro- discussion Of fixed the Roosevelt contestants and gave the the committee. A general meeting of This was clearly lawful, for a state has each. The convention elected the two committee as to the temporary roll. legislation, selling a unani. no to limit or control the basis moting the more extensive use of the and and oth Taft delegates their seats by the committee had been held after the power Taft delegates, giving them ten and The Roosevelt followers controlled the prices, expenses profits Borah Mr. of of a na- a a concert and mous vote. Senator and city council had directed the redisrict- representation voluntary votes. Each county was executive committee, but did net have organ Instrument, er subjects pertaining to the trade. both Roosevelt men. tional in a national convention. in Frank B. Kellosg, ing of the city, in which it was re- party represented In this vote. A (minority a majority the convention, which the relations which the church organ- Chicago and Washington are appli- the votes The fact that President Taft, tele- made speeches in explaining solved, the chairman not dissenting, by representing one and three-quarte- adopted the minority report and gave ist .bears to hie: .minister, his music cants for the next convention of the snid the ense turned gram approved all the twenty-si- dele- five and one-ha- lf votes In which they that that representatives could not be se votes bolted the regular convention Taft and Roose- committee and his. public. association. ' as him Is snid to be one-hal- on the Marion county primary, lected to fill the 331 new precincts un- gates representing end held The na velt two and f votes. This re- wholly his a rump meeting. to im- an estoppel claiming the In dele-fate- and as there was no evidence til an election was held in September. against Uonal committee by unanimous vote sulted the election of the Taft the of election of two of those delegates in peach the result certSied. title 1912. Thereafter aud in spite of this decided, the contest in favoc of the who were seated by both the Tnls is their Fourth district What is there the Taft delegates was clear conclusion the chairman assumed the Taft delegate. national committee and the credentials ' inconsistent in his approving the can- the convention whose proceedings right by his appointment to add to the Second District, committee. U.3A? 131 com- didacy of all his delegates and the ' For called forth such loud charges of theft existing committee precinct ' Ninth District. S.S.S.Sya3S election of two of them? should In the Second Texas district there from Mr. Roosevelt mitteemen, aud ith these voting in Why In the Ninth district the district The familiar S. S. stand for Siwft'9 Sure Specific, a name and fraud he be thus estopped to claim that were fourteen counties. Two counties letters, S., the committee it is claimed that a pri- port committee was called by Mr. and earned a blood It is worthy of its Kentucky. of the law was inoperative because in were found not to have held conven- Speaker, honestly fairly by great remedy. a contest was filed mary was ordered. There was so much a member of the committee, and not because CURES ailment from impure blood. In Kentucky conflict with the call of the convention? tions and one county to have no dele by title it really every resulting of four confusion in the meeting that this is the chairman. The chairman refused The of afflictions are caused bad blood, because a weak, axalnst only three the delegate!, INDIANA. The convention was majority physical by ioubtful. However, the fact is that gate present to convene ;he committee because he circulation the of its necessary and then constituted by the delegations polluted deprives system strength fourth Taft delegate's the Taft men protested against any Thirteenth District claimed that all the delegates from powers. S. S. S. cures every disorder which comes from at large. The Indiana that held credentials. The re- uncontested. The three con- action by a 'committee so constituted In the Thirteenth there was regular Texas to the national convention must weak or diseased blood, it tones up ana leguimei seat was no about 'the of port of the committee on credentials' abun- admitted were not elect- on the ground that the chairman had question victory the be elected in the state convention, that every portion of the system, and creates an testants they Taft men, because the chair- was accepted upon roll call, and then fill convention which sent the no authority to appoint the 131 new temporary Colonel Lyon, his superior, had thus dant supply of nourishing properties which the ed by the refused to man representing the Taft side was the representatives of five cpuntles S. S. S. or by any other. They committeemen. They take directed him. The district committee circulation and bring health to the body. Taft delegates and so did La conceded to have been elected by one-hal- f withdrew from the hall. The repre herbs contended that if the Roosevelt part In the primary, the was called Seven members attended is made entirely of healing, cleansing roots, only men. The a vote more than the Roosevelt sentatives of four of these counties of tonic a majority they would Follette newspapers report- the meeting. The district convention and barks, which are also possessed great forces had bad candidate. This one-hal- f vote held a convention, The regular of min- were 2.356 ed the number of votes in the primary extended rump was called on 15. Eleven counties propertie v It does not contain a particle have been elected. There the riotous and convention remained in session several May to the convention to be something over 8,000. The Roose- through proceedings, out of the fifteen responded to the call eral or other harmful drug, and is therefore the pu- delegates summoned it was not as wide as a barn hours, appointed the usual committees, or old. were 449 of these velt committee showed by affidavit the although and took part In the convention. Three rest and safest blood medicine for young by its call. There to be 6,000 out of a door it was enough. The chairman which retired and made their reports, Sores and Ul-- s contested. If all of number usual total pnt counties were not represented, and in S. S. S. cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, whose seats were vote of the question as to electing the Taft which were accepted, and elected two Rvin Scrofula. Malaria and all other conceded to Roosevelt Republican 75,000, The action one of these there was no election. nispasps. these bad been delegates, and after continuous objec- Taft delegates to the national conven free book on the blood and Roosevelt vote uf the chairman of the committee In After this convention had been called troubles of a deranged circulation. Write for M would have made the tion lasting three hours declared the Hon and certified their election in due T- - of medical advice. No charge for either. votes .less than a malorlty. the chairman the district commutes any J37 ' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.

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paign has there been a more temper- through experimenting. At Hlcksville ate, a more , dignified and a more Brown is making frequent flights.1 BISHOP SHOCKED ESTABLISHED 1879. truthful treatment 'of opponents? IlfYOIISIT The summer aviation population at The president points out that the Hempstead Plains Is only about 150. party which has accomplished so An average of three men subsists on a Publlthed By J INTERESTED BY SCANTY many great., things for the country l machine the aviator and two mecha- THE OPTIC PUBLISHING CO. may be relied oh. to accomplish still nicians. the two )') (Incorporated) During preceding more. The republican party is the seasons the summer population of true party of advancement, but it AVlATIOf aviators and their followers and as SKIRTS M. M. PADGETT ....EDITOR (in does not go atf' ttie "future blindly by sistants was more than double that declaring the fabric of government Before another month ends there - should be (fesiroyed that betterments THE BIRDMEN- ARE BEGINNING will be in almost full swing another SAYS, HOWEVER, CHURCH CAN- SEE! This fine Dinner may be madef The '"progressives" TO THINK CITY HAS "GONE aviation, field. The Aeronautical so- NOT ATTEMPT TO CHANGE declare loudly for "social justice," BACK" ON THEM ciety has leased a hundred acres and STYLES without ' an w definite or Entered at the jxwtofflce at Eut but program flying rights over four square miles from ' Set for 5 5. "What has 5. Laj Vegas, New Mexico, (or tr&nsiula scheme of redemption. Practically New, York, Aug. hap- of territory at Oakwood Heights, Stat Des Moines, la., Aug. Bishop Coupons ,; "social to aviation in and around New dio- mo lou through the United States malls every advancement toward pened, en Island. Hangars will be erected Austin Bowling of the Catholic $3,90 M aeccmd class matter. justice" that has been made in ihls York?" immediately, and many members of cese of Des Moines, who came here EMPRESS Flour CASH rapidly progressing country has been This is being asked even the society have signified their inten- recently from Provlndence, R. I., KBQUUkR RETAIL VALUB, I3.00 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION through the republican party, and by the fliers themselves tion of moving to the field. Among agrees with Cardinal Carvali that the now Dally, by Carrier: that party has the Inclination, In the late winter and early spring those is Captain Baldwin, ho will present styles in women's dress are men r Copy .05 the machinery ana the to bring Frank T. Coffyn, made sensational bring with him his troupe of "Red "astounding," but he saya the Ameri- One Week J6 about socla betterments just as fast flights over New York. He made sev- Devil" flyers, whom Peoli is can woman does not wear modern among (lie niftntifBotacwr na ouriieie. manr Hond n lira 06 Month .63 as rational and feasi pie proposals can eral calls on the Lady Liberty out on the juvenile "star." The society also clothes to be immodest, but to follow tipnin' One Tear 7.50 be made. "The republican party, Bedrole's Island, flirted with the East has control over six miles of water the dictates of fashion.

"is of hydro-aeroplane- Daily by Mall says the president, the nucleus river bridges, took moving pictures o front for Bishop Dowling said today: con- vXVlS tot 4menu One Tear ...... $6.00 that public opinion' which favors the land and water beneath him, and "Women are women, and they seek nd ol premiuiuoAok - "Mighty-Good- " GER. Six Months 1.00 stant progress.- and development along not until he ventured aboard an "NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. to follow the conventional in fastens' EMPRESS, you know, it that earth-crawlin- g MAN-- LLEO Flour that makes Baking a Delight safe lines and under the constitution automobile did he New York, Aug. b. Further pro- as well as aleng other lines. Women't " '" as we have had it for more, than 100 uief death. gress toward higher was made fashions are hard to change, exoept WEEKLY OPTIC AND liTOCK prices years, and', which1 'believes: In the ' Later In the spring Marshall Earle by stocks today, the market by the people who manufacture the GKOCKK'S GROWER although ALL maintenance. .of. an Independent judi Reld essayed a trip from Nassau Bou- was without its usual foreign influ changes. I believe it would be diffi- a You'll Like it. One Year ..; ...$2.00 Trv Sack clary as the keystone of our liberties levard to Philadelphia, with Beattie ence. Steel led the active industrials, cult for the church to exert any influ- fix Month 1.00 wheel which and fhe balance by the as passenger. They came down on being apparently unaffected Vy the ence to change the style of women's whole governmental ,,macnmery js State Island. Later, with his mechan- promised Introduction in of apparel. Caah In Advance for Mall Subscrip- congress kept within the original plan." ism, Rpid succeeded in making the the Stanley bill. "Women's gowns! grow more Im- tions) ' C trip, but was forced to alight a cou- St. Paul became weak, modest every year because they are Remit by draft, check or money ri selling ple of times for minor repairs. points under Saturday and designed in a country which Is frank- Jefferson Raynotds President j artier. we will not pulling r D 1 .1 M - ; . II D . v. i . If sent otherwise READY FOR TRIPLE REGATTA t' u. lvice xreBiuuuin II... aomci In May came the Aero show in other standard shares down in sym- ly Immoral. The French oppnly dis- l. svajuuuiB ui:&ii ia?uuiuB tor lose. 5. Scores of oars-me- B. H. Hoke responsible Peoria EfL.'Aog. Canadian was cuss which even whis- Stephen DivU Vice PrejUant Erie Ast Cashier - Grand Central palace. It was opened pathy. Pacific tne subjects aren't Specimen copies free on appllca- aire in this city. Several hun President Collier of Aero Club most striking! exception, 2 pered In America. ion. by the ' gaining dred the' 'enthusiasts' have already I of America, who flew over from, his points. , "I must confess that ' am often arrived, and. it Jb expected that be some in . to the of Canadian Pacific's rise to a new startled by of the gowns of the tLL PAPERS DISCONTINUED AT fore of week 10,000 WW hangar Jersey flagship the end the, high record was the modern The boldness of them THE EXPIRATION OF TIME Aqmirai wiernaus in tne Norm riv- feature of the day. ing fans will have congregated in this And dis- er. The show drew only moderate at- late afternoon. The market otherwise is startling. such gowns are ; PAID FOR. city for the biggest, rowing event that tendance, the exhibits covered showed irregular firmness. pleasing, even offensive, to me. I be- has ever in the west. though taken, place a The market closed firm. The last lieve that many men disapprove of Advertisers are guaranteed the week celebrated wid,e scope and were both instruc- FIRST NATIONAL BANK During the , th,e sales for such clothes for women. I would and circulation tive and attractive. During the show the day were as follows: largest daily weekly course on the Illinois river Is to be such women Aviator Wither made hydro-aeroplan- e Amalgamated Copper gi nevjSr advise clothes for f any newspaper In Northwestern the scene of three separate and dis ...... ' g American of my household if were the head of passenger-carryin- at - first Beet Sugar ...... 127 New Mexico. tinct rowing regattas,. .The first two flights, OF LAS VEGAS, N. M from the North river and later from Atchison . 108 a family. days have been alloted to the regatta the On 1 Beckwlth Ha-- Great Northern .....142 "Manufacturers of woolen goods and of the Central States Rowing asso- Battery. July TELEPHONES New York Central 117 other fabrics are not In favor of the followed on vents flew in his hydro from Bridge- BUSINESS OFFICE! 2 ciation. This,' will be new now so $100,000 ...Main port to Long Island. Northern Pacific 128 fashions. Dresses are Capital, Surplus, and Undividbd Profits"$35,000 NEWS DEPARTMENT Main Wednesday and 4 Thursday by the t During the last month or two there Reading . ... 167' scanty that business is not so good. of .the. Southwestern Rowing A much Southern Pacific 112 . woolen goods man, manufacturing Our Ac- on and Sat- has been successful flying over Depositors Receive Every Courtesy and MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1912. association and Friday In told me that the wo- the Long Island aviation fields at Union Pacific 171 Connecticut, Within1 urday the annual championship con .....i men now commodation the Scope of Good Banking. United States Steel ...... t 71 are wearing such tight tests of the National association of Mineola, at Nassau, and at the New held at United States Steel...... 71 sklrs and so few petticoats that the MB, TAFT'S GREAT SPEECH Amateur Oarsmen will be pulled off. Hempstead plains, but Paul '..., record-breakin- United demand for dress and other Pecks g endurance States Steel, pfd...... 114 goods Interest PaM'. on Tlm& The "naMonal . this year Affonfisos cloth materials has been materially Deposits President Taft'e speech to be the most of re flight has been the main event there. accepting spectacular any CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE lessened. - remoninatlon at the bands of the re- gatta held in" years. Ordinary flights there have ceased to be Chicago, Aug. 5. Heavy rains de "Ther,e has been a steady trend to- publican, party is more than a mere Five cities,' Chicago, St. Louis, De a novelty. harvest northwest ' firm- ward in America for the document, an en With flying where it is today, with laying put immorality campaign it is expost troit, Qulncy and Peoria, have 20 machines won- ness today into wheat Receipts were past years. The stage has helped tion of human rights. It is a treatise tered crews in the Central regatta. and aviators ' der is light here. The opening was cent in this direction. Many actresses and on popular, government that should beginning today and concluding to- expressed that there has been no local exhibition lower to higher. September start chorus girls appear in what is merely set the American people in the way morrow. ' ' meet to hold pub- ' lic interest. Two ed at 92 to 93 cents and reacted one form of nudity. The newspapers of solemn thinking along . rational The program of events for the week years ago public ran to 9(3. The close with print pictures of prize fighters in the lines. While dealing fundamentally includes the 'championship esta in interest high and Pie public was net lowers at 92V nude. One reads of ' If it may be termed a scieace mast with the achievements of the the various and senior given something to sea September many orgies republi- Junior' rowing where club men assemble to drink four-oa- r two have been made can partyi, It rises far above the events, the single sculls, the Only attempts include a means of presenting the , to Corn weakened because demand wine and watch the wild dancing of scope of partisan politics, of the ed and the elght-oare- d speed contests this year induce competition, and The proved meagre. September opened at some poor naked creature. of individuals, of for each of the three associations both were so feebly responded to that proposition to the greatest number ephemeral cents at cents down and de "This seems to be a return to the policies and considers the American and besides includes numerous fea they fell through. The Aero ' club waa mod- Science of of prospective buyers. To ruach this hydro-aeroplan- clined to The'close unset Greek and Roman standards of people as a nation face to face with ture exhibitions which will tend to planned a e speed com 66. on tled at 66 for September, a loss esty. We live in the light of Clirlstian-It- y jdeetlny. Every citizen who holds, enliven the six days of sport. Among petition the Hudson. Twice the ., class in the southwest usi the was of one cent net. and these things are not accord- beneath the rancor of partisan poli- these will be an elaborate fireworks date set and twice the contest Selling Free selling on account of the big ing to the Christian standards of tico, a sincere love' of on the river canoe was abandoned. Edwin Gould depos- country ought display front, in effect ited $15,000 yield sight had a depressing modesty. The Greeks and Romans to read that address. For it is a mas- races on three' days of the meeting, with the Scientific Amer ' Farms on oats. September started U. cent had np In the sense we use document In bold races between both Peoria ican for the best aeroplane equipped modesty OPTIC terly that outlines sailing tower ' to and fell back to, 31. the word. Modesty meant shyness strokes the evils which are rising like and foreign speed yatchs, swimming with a dual power plant and propeller ' Provisions showed some improve and waa applied to people who were huge ibouldera In our national races and water' polo. sets, capable of both independent WANT COLUMNS path. ment in consequence of an upturn In of a or bashful ' The Is not a and simultaneous operation. There retiring tempera- speech merely politi- at the First sales were ment. There was no sentiment cian s is were at first 11 entrants, prices yards. perfunctory offering. It pat- INDIANA REPUBLICANS. prospective 7 11 unchanged to higher with Sep- against a display of the body. Now- riotic and human. And the 'individ- Indianapolis,' Ind.," Aug. 5. -- A dozen The dwindled to one Howard Gill tember $17.92 for and $10.60 people excuse all of r and pork; adays, displays ual citizen who Is true to himself names are-unde- discussion for the the contest was abandoned. for ribs. Lard was not being traded the nude as exhibitions of art and no will, for the moment at least, cast head of the ticket fJ be nominated bv This year there are within a 100-mi- in. man has the courage to stand up and aside all petty quarrels of factional the Indiana in state con radius of New York some 'republicans City The closing were: say that he disapproves of art." for like a quotations politics and study this doqument vention here tomorrow. As the re- thing hundred flying machines, De- Wheat, September -'- I the great truths It contains truths candidates must meet about 90 ppr cent of them BY r ii , publican the biplanes. cember 93. 92; HIT LIGHTNING T. that vitally concern his country and of the as well Over 60 of these machines are at N. opposition progressives Corn, September Decem Silver City, M., Aug. 6.T0 be all Its people. as the democrats at the November present on Long Island. Thirty-fiv- e stunned a bolt of ' ber . 65; by lightning and Whoever has Ibeen led to believe election the leaders are of the sixty-od- d are party leaders at Hempstead Oats,56.' 31; December '32 then to lie unconsoious for three days is or September that President Taft weak apa- endeavoring to bring about the nomi- Plains, where the new aviation field and nights In an Incessant pouring thetic should read this address and of men has been n nation the strongest they can located under the auspices $17.82 85. rain on the lofty slopes of the Mogol-lo- re- Pork, September he will revise his opinion. It Is find. of the Plains Aviation Geo-L- . Hempstead Lard, September $10.57. rangjei, was the experience of markable not merely because It Winfield' T; Durbin of company, a Anderson, speculative organization. Ribs, September $10,37g40. Whldden, a mining man who has comes from a who was 1901 republican president, governor from to 190a; At Hempstead Plains are the ma-chin- Just reached here and who is slowly but it was uttered a man Lew- - Fit because by Mayor Shank- of Indianapolis, that formerly were hangared CHICAGO LIVE STOCK recovering from his terrible experi Lht of deep learning, clear and who came into national ence. perception prominence at Nassau Boulevard and Mineola,, the Chicago, Aug. 5. Cattle, receipts, Whldden's caus- profound reasoning. Mr. Taft draws his 'crusade to ed " through reduce the abandoned fields. Only three ma- 23,000, including 2,000 western grass grave alarm and befbre he showed up Fffgrethe game. an Impressive picture of the present high cost of Addison C. Harris chines at np half the forest In UwMfw living; remain Mineola. There are fed. Market weak to 15 cents lower. rangers the and future of the government, and of Indianapo)ist former United States nine at Belmont Park, three at For- Beeves $5.759.85; Texas steers country were looking for him. Whld- a the social- Austria-Hungar- VTT conveys warning against minister to Colonel rest 'Hills, three at the Sheepshead western steers ..$5.75 den left his camp on Dry creek to go T"17 $4.906.80; WW'f V istic tendencies that make for destruc- R. editor of Hicks-vill- e, to w cus-- George Lockwood, the Bay race track, two each at 7.90; stackers and feeders $46.80; the telephone station to send a a tion. It is a calm and vV. dispassionate Marion Chronicle; Judge David Baldwin, Brighton Beach and cows and heifers $2.708.35; calves message to his wife. He remembers uyvtiiiavc review of the. situation that confronts of W. Henry Terre Haute; President City Island, and one at Jamaica Bay. $6.5010. the bursting of a big storm and vivid tomer leave our Qfnrp us as a people. There Is no abuse W. of the Indiana . Normal Parsons There are three at Tarrytown and Hogs, receipts 10,000. Market slow. lightning, but knew no more until he of anybody, no cries of "liar" and Charles A. a woke on with the remark school; Carlisle, promi one at Fort Hamilton. There are Lights $7. 85 8. mixed $7.45 up the third day thereafter, that he cannot be "pickpocket" and no loose criticism nent business man of South 52; soaked to skin and Bend; eight at the Kuhnert Aerodrome, 8.50; heavy $7.258.30; rough $7.25 the so sore and suited in ' a of others. One can read in every line James" W." ySoAifa,i''4i&B&eai of: VW N.4' numb It was STETSON Hackjensack, J.; six at Electric 7.40; pigs $6.808.20; bulk of salesi another night before he hat This is a transcendant patriotism that; calls cennes i was able to and fin- uiiversity; ',W9itTt.QlM,F&i .Park, .Newark, and four at Seldlefs $7.701?8.30., get up walk. He due; to. three diings-st- yle, to the to save itself from its and 1 Prince- ..'.',.. price and country Wayne,, Q, Embree of. Beach, N. J.. Some 15 or more ma- Sheep,' receipts 30,000. Market ally managed to get back to camp quality. enemies. are who are and with Of VM ton, among those under chines are scattered among" virions steady to 10 cents lower. Native $3.25 the aid his partner rode otttson nat is the standard for - Who are these enemies? are 20 miles style.- The They consideration for the nomination for isolated locations. 4.75; western I3.504.60; yearlings to the ranger station. is the best hat-tre- quality those who seek, to inflame class d and the governor. The real "continuous performance" $4.405.60; lambs, native $4.50 prices right. This and to incite man against his For lieutenant K. season be governor Sidney flying is being done now at Hemp- .7.60; western $4.507.75. COLORADO DEMOCRATS. surefeto select a brother man. Says the president: "I Gainiard of is as "Stetson" hat here. Lagrange, regarded stead Plains. There are a dozen or Pueblo, Colo., Aug. 5. Leading do not say that the two gentlemen the there leading candidate, although more successful aviators there, many ST. LOUIS WOOL democrats of Colorado' are rounding who now lead, one the democratic are several others in the field. For of whom are flying every favorable St. Louis, Aug. 5. Wool steady. up In Pueblo in readiness for their NEW STOCK OF party and the other the former re- the other on the state ticket places day. Among them are Beatty, Cham- Territory and western mediums 20 state "assembly" which will meet who have left the party, in there is a, to publicans general disposition give bers, Olson, Fitzslmmons, Kemmerle, 24; fine mediums 1820; fine 1317. here tomorrow. The purpose of the FLORSHEIM their attacks upon condi- the nominations to the men who were SHOES FOR MEN existing Gallandiet, Dyott, Bonney, Twombley, assembly is to select the names of and in their to nominees tions, attempts satisfy the two years ago. Reichter and Peoli. When Paul Peck NEW YORK MONEY candidates for state office to be JUST RECEIVED the popular unrest by promises of 2 Is there he Is "doing things". Some- New York, Aug. 5. Call money placed upon the ballots at the pri- are SLOVENIAN-CROATIA- ALL remedies, consciously embracing N UNION. dol- NEW STYLES. times there are as many as eight ma- prime ipaper 5; Mexican maries next month. , Views expressed $4.00 to $5.50 socialism. The truth is that do 5. The sev- 2; they Calumet, Mich., Aug. chines in the air at one time. Beat-ti- e lars 48 cents. 'X the party leaders, who have arriv not offer any definite legislation or enth- biennial convention of the is doing "stunts" sometimes for ed 'in' town indicate a general feeling which the conditions --Union to- policy by happy began here pleasure, sometimes for motion pic- NEW YORK METAL of confidence that the democrats will are to be aibout, will for a week . . . they promise brought day and continue oi ture concerns. He has made as many New York, Aug. 5. Silver 59 ; be able to elect their state ticket in iff m r f . - hut if their mean are in promises anything, longer. Delegates attendance as 19 flights in one day. He has Copper 17.1217.50; Tin 44.5044.7a; Colorado next November and also lead directly toward the appro- from local of the MIX they the lodges fraternity banked his machine at an angle of Lead 4.454.55. control the legislature .which will : W.'F.v of what to one priation belongs man, throughout northern Minnesota and 80 degrees, and he threatens to essay have the selection of two UnitaJ to another." Where in all the cam Michigan." asms?'4.: an agle of 90 degrees before he is Read The Optic. States senators. : f i ,j 7

la4 veUA DAILY OPTIC, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1912. nvt UV All Good Fellows go to GIRL SCOUTS IS STILL THINKS HE ml MODEL PRISOii I u EltSONALS HOUI SUi'iilO ii A IIP It HERE ; 1 viirnnn COULD HAVE ORGANIZE LOCATED I M. J. Bell came in yesterday from his home in Trinidad on business. EXCURSIONS R. Ik Bird, a traveling man from FOUNDER OF THE MOVEMENT J? M B El Paso, was in Las Vegas today vis- , IS HERE TO INTEREST LAS IMA iting the trade. VEGAS IN THE WORK PUEBLO CC10. $11.53 C0LGHAE3 SFEiSS $13.79 Louis Roseubaek of " M Albuquerque ROB- MOST ADVANCED IDEAS ARE UTI FLYNN DECLARES FORNOFF r 1 was in to- If the girls of the Meadow City Las Vegas yesterday and LIZED IN BILIBID, HOME OF ; CEKVEi $!5.C0 on BED HIM OF CHAMPIONSHIP; show the necessary amount of Inter day business. '" 3,000 CONVICTS. ONE THOUSANDTH TIME if can found Mrs. Robert L .M. Ross is in Albu- est and leaders ba to take of the work Las querque, the, of her charge Vegas 6. ST. LOUIS, M. ST. PAUL, MINN. $40.30 Oiiicial Dispenser of . guest daughter, 5. Jim Is Manila, Aug. A student of the $aS3 Pueblo, Colo., Aug. Flynn will soon have a Girl Scout " Mrs. George Smith. erganiza- would se- " just about the "sorest" Individual in a tion. Such was statement of Spanish inquisition scarcely OLD Kdward Mann, a attor the ex- ILL EIFY WHISKY, CC03S prominent went lect an old Spanish prison as an CiaCACO, of month's walk. Jim to see the Clara Adelle Lisetor-Lane- , founder ney Albuquerque, was In Las Ve- ample of best In modern penology, pictures , of his, fight with Johnson and of the Girl Scouts of te GOLDEN EER ON CHAFT gas today oa business. organizer nor would one with the Also rates to other in North West when th,ey were shown in Pueblo, and who ia unacquainted many points East, East, W. B. Walton, of Sil- America, in Las Vegas in the manager the Mr. conditions be likely to choose the in Old Mexico and in ver original Bonehead. If there's interest of the movement and North West including points points City Independent, was a visitor Philippines as a promising field for All Mr. Bonehead. I there's any- Miss Lisetor-Lan- e is on a tour of British Columbia. . , Brands o( Bottled Beer In Las Vegas and Ideal yesterday today. else in bean but solid Ivory the study of an almost sya'em thing my the country, the Scouts ' : organizing to class Dan Kelley,-- who was a visitor in I dis- of prison reformation. Tickets on sale daily June 1st, Sept. 30th., are first and Bonded Whiskies wish someone would hurry and and has met with success on all Las Vegas Saturday and yesterday, cover Did Yet at Billbid in Manila, and and good for stop over in either direction. Final return limit It a man ever throw away sides. She is confident that Las Ve- prison " FAMILY TRADE left last for his home in Trini- 19121' J SOLICITED night a I did? I know It's at its graduate "Home Colony" at .. championship as' gas soon will ho added to the long Octobe31st., , , dad.' :. - 7,; 7 7 now to look on the southern island of Pa- feasy at th)e pictures and list of cities Girl Scout pat- Iwahig, from . having Also tickets good for return within 00 days date on Robert.?. Banks, who has been a see mistakes. But if were in lawan, are- - in actual operation many Phone Vegas 133 for my you rols. Of the interest of the girlsi In in East: visitor in Las Vegas tor the past two I with black of the most advanced ideals in sale to many points WINES, LIQUORS OR BEER the ring, as was, this big Las Vegas there seems to be Utile prison weeks, feft for Salt Saturday night bear hugging and., holding you, pin- doubt work Is management. Delivered Free. . ?. . as the popular through Lake City.-- t arms so could not The of Billbid is a story of re- n. ning your you out the country and the organizer is story new Via staoaed lines $75.23 County Treasurer Eugenio Romero I would- form, rather than retributive Justice, m, 515 DOUGLAS AVE. move, wonder whether you of the opinion that there should be has returned from an extended busi- n't have done Just as I did. It was of preparation for release and hope DIFFERENTIAL Come and Your Luck. many women who are willing and can VIA LIES $72.3 Try ness trip to Estancia where toe has I find oth- for the rather than avenge-men- t my only way out; could ,no take charge of the movement in this future, business interests. er way In which to free mysplf. ' for the past. ' city. call on Mrs." Charles W. G. Ward has re- "Now that all over and I see For further information or write. it's by The general plan of organization is Largest American Prison. turned from KoehleV, where for the the pictures how tired I had the big MAIL SERVICE REDUCED the same as that of the Boy fccouts Bilibid is the largest prison under F" past ten days she has been the guest lump of coal, I should have tussled Albuquerque, N. M., Aug. 6. An- - of America, which order ha? an en American supervision, having under of Mrs. H. W. Heymann. and roughed about with him a few D. L. BATCHELOR, other ohango was ordered yesterday thusiastic troop in Las Vegas. Girls its control some five thousand prison- F. L. Myers,' Santa Fe more rounds, and I realize would In railway mall circles and mall clerks superintend- hp are organized into troops, each troop ers, and within Its own walls three -- ent, left this afternoon in his private have tired to such an extent that he mj2 AGENT- are wondering where the proposed consisting of one or more patrols or thousand. The prison itself may be car on No. 10 on a short business could not have held me any longer. organization will stop. The trip not le&3 than eight girls. Each troop aptly described as a wheel, the tire change over divi- I am one the northern part of the glad the pictures prove is under the dlriect of a the walls enclos- ordered was the reduction of the full ' supervision represented by high sion. , and that is Johnson fouled ' thing, scout mistress, who teaches the re- ing its administration offices, the railway postoffice running between dis- large modern reinforced concrete prison. The business of the place is Miss Orilla Flint, who has been in first. But you hotlc,e they didn't secures a work and the dor- here and Los Angeles to an ordinary quirements. She physician shops salesrooms, building three stories' hign. erected by work, and the prisoners are thorough- sev- him. If the , hadn't Las Angeles, Calif., for the past qualify police or trained nurse to the work in mitories and The spokes of compartment car run. . The change give hospital. the prisoners, themselves. Here not' a ly interested in their business. There eral moiths, visiting her sister, Mrs. been in with the thing, I feel now that the wheel are the and the will take effect August 24. V. first aid and nursing, unless she her dormitories, little of the reformation planned for Is no sign of a Of few prison- E. R. Collins, returned last night on I would have been declared tower. guard. One other full office, one of those self is a nurse or a physician. hub the' central watch the man woman is The ers can be said that is 2. the winner. I know that so far as and begun. it a discharge train No. The Girl Scouts of America is an On tow- between here and La Junta, will go was the walls rise twelve guard top story, open on all sides, Is a seg- a letter of recommendation, but the Cas.-tenad-a the referee was concerned, I hav- E. T. Plowman, manager of the organization for the physical, mental ers. Six of these are out of existence on August 18th, for he would have had to dis occupied by regation ward for tubercular patients. man released from Bilibid does not hotel, who Is acting as divi- safe, and moral of been ordered off a few development glrU Americans, armed with revolvers, No of Prisoners. . in for to state ing days ago. qualify Johnson if he did me, one was Segregation hesitate applying work, sion superintendent of the Harvey the ages of 11 and 18 years. shot and and six na- sen- sel- The railway mail clerks are won as much as the other. It was Gatling guns, by With the exception of those where he learned his trade, and House System during the absence of fouling It trains them to a pure, unselfish, also but without the where the going - tives armed, tenced to pay the death penalty, there dom, if ever, is he refused a on dering changes aie sev- Captain- Fornoff that kept a white job John Stein, is in Las Vegas for v .manhood. It eliminates all guns. The central tower holds of in to stop. This la two full railway post man from champion of ' the he'p.;l Gatling is no segregation the men the that account. eral days. being that makes for rowdyism or coarse an armed with loaded re- offices ordered out of existence, com- world." ' American, yards and workshops, and those in Mrs. Theodore 'D. Young Is a visitor and uses all that Is conducive i partment car lines being substituted, ness, volvers and three rifles close at charge have no knowledge of the Dr. C, H. Ellsworth , Dentist, 16 in Las Vegas, stopping" off en route to the best in, womanhood. hand. :He controls also the entire N. Fo- rand the local transfer room Is to be FIGHT IS DRAW crimes for which 'the prisoners have Baldwin St, Rochester, Y, says from her home In Louisville, Ky., to The Girl Scouts of America was A ley's Kidney Pills gave him Immediate discontinued. all -- lighting plafit. highly perrected been sentenced. However, they say San Francisco, Aug. 5. Abe Attell ..V"',,,' relief and him wonder- have had assurances from California, for a visit with her son, founded late in the summer of 1910 telephone system renders possible a are three divisions or classes strengthened that they and "Harlem Tommy" Murphy whack- There fully. "I have been bothere.l with, -- Harold D. Young, assistant secretary by Misis Lisltor-Lan- e, daughter of concentration of armed forces at any con- the chief clerks that their salaries ed their way through 20 rounds of of the prisoners, according to. weak kidneys and bladder trouble and of the Y. M,, C. A. Colonel William Lisetor-Lane- . Miss almost will not be reduced. The change from to a draw decision desired point Instantaneously. duct. Into the third, or lowest class, suffered much pain. Foley Kidney McKeever tough fighting Lisetor-Lan- saw in the Scout me Immediate relief and full office to car lines Lawrence left this after de- Boy There are never more than sixteen the newcomer. If in bis first Pills gave compartment here Saturday. Attell was on thp goes me I am would mean a reduction of noon for Albuquerque where he will work much that was valuable for girls over the entire three thou- months he obtains a rank of 80 strengthened wonderfully. usually fensive during the closing round and guards sis pleased to recommend their use." O. Harry Herring and L. R. Fayille, and uBed the general plan as a basis sand and there has second '$100 to $300 In the salaries of the join was bleeding profusely, but although prisoners, yet per cent, 'he moves to the G. Schaefer and Red Cross Drug Store. state agents 'of the Everitt Motor for her work, been no an outbreak in In more he clerks. Murphy was only slightly marked, At- '..., attempt at class,' and if six months Car and tires, The work embraces cooking, sew DANISH-AMERICA- N Whether the reduction Is caused by company Essenkay tell landed three blows to the former's more than eight years. The seeming attains 90 per cent he goes to the PARK. who are on a tour of New Mexico. ing, rudimentary nursing, first aid, lack of freedom of 6. the projected addition of a through one and clearly outpointed the New watchfulness, the first class, with special privileges, Copenhagen, Aug. Interesting housekeeping, nature etudy, and all train from Chicago to the coast, car- Harry T. Herring and L. R. Faville, Yorker in cleverness and agility. The action among the prisoners, and the making him almost a free man in his exercises to mark the formal presen- & Automobile that prepares the girl for the business of "The Danish-- rying1 a "full R. 0. P." all of the way, of the H, F. company ment fought as lightweights, ,but At apparent opportunities for escape, little community. He is marked daily tation and acceptance , Who on automobile world or for a home lifey' were fceid or whether it is caused by economy, of this city, are an tell was several pounds under the catise the visitor at first to wonder by each one under whose supervision American National Park" She Is the value of life, her Is not known. tour of the etate, went from Santa limit. 7" taught that there are not more attempts for he comes, and these marks are turned" hSaay in tLe cliy LaffoKjS2Sp5ar duty to her fellowman, the - Fe, to Albuquerque Saturday night The first three rounds were tame, meaning freedom. As expressed by one of the over (for tabulation) to an office ac- The park Itself is located at Reblla will be in the Duke City sever- and obligations of motherhood. In is ESCAPE. They with the featherweight battler getting officials: "There a moral force at countant who does not know, and Hills, in the province of Aalburg. It A NARROW for the south- every respect an effort Is made to al days before leaving a bit tho better of it in the swift in- work stronger than armed guards." may never see, the prisoner. Charges was purchased with contributions Albuquerque, N. M., Aug. 5. Those broaden her horizon in the she ern part of the state. things care-ful- Danish-America- went from this to San Do- terchange of long range blows to the The prisoners' of Bilibid come from of infraction of prison rulea are from in all parts who city ' ' should know to make her a good citi Colonel M. M. Padgett, William faqe, most of which were spent be- all parts of the Philippines, and are Investigated by a spacial court of the United States and presented to mingo in automobiles, to witness the zen, and train her for a life of use Harper, Judge D. J. Leahy, Harry Kel. fore landed. In the fourth, Mur- of all races and The new- and the gven oppor-tun- ty the Danish nation with the of annual corn dance yesterday, sustain- they fulness. languages. prisoner every, object but none ly, his son Hary Grant Kelly, and phy poised his right and when Attell comer's reception Includes a search- to present his defense. , preserving in its natural beauty a ed a series of adventureB, Honors are given for work in any death Jack Laubach's son, Leroy Laubach, was uncovered, shot it home) to. the ing, a disinfecting bath, the donning Prison a Business Recommendation. tract of land for all ages to come as had a narrower escape from one line that will make a self- - left on a two face. Abe the blow at mid-rang- e girl Is allowed choice in a of love of than the two children, who were in yesterday morning caught of his uniform, measurements under The prisoner a proof the emigrated" T and in blood from his supporting, while special honors, are is One z weeks' camping fishing trip and streamed the Bertlllon the of the kind of work, and each trade Danes for their mother country. the Wylder-Stort- party. The auto in will system, taking main motored to Two smart to face given for accomplishments that of Is this was traveling back the range. They mouth. clips the his photograph, the assignment to his under a competent instructor. As you of the stipulations the gift that which party over place her in a position of trust and - from whence they packed his cheek and Murphy, follow- division and a from one to another the Stars and shall be dli- , from the dance was caught in the gashed honor. appropriate, hospital go department Stripes waist the mountain into the upper Pecos ed his advantage In forcing a session of a week. you feel that you axe in a. great in- played in the park on all of the mad whirl of an arroyo, flowing At the present time the Girl Scout quarantine . of a American with the drainage from a heavy valley. fast mliling. Within the prison is the hospital, a dustrial workkshop, rather than in holidays. deep us- organization has a membership of ap drag-te- d Tom Truder left after- In the succeeding rounds Attell rain in the mountains, and was yesterday and Is ra After ed his left to better proximately 50,000 growing many yards down stream. noon on a trip to New Jersey. advantage, plant- tattoos short on pidly in America and the countries of The had crossed a number of visitng in the east Young Truder will ing several of jabs party mld-sctio- Europe. The American Girl Scouts of school at Notre Dame Univer- Murphy's The blows arrovos on their way back, none attend are affiliated with the Scout Guides worse this at South .Bend Ind. He was ac- lacked their old-tim- e punishing power which looked any than sity of Canada and with the Quides of of his mother, Mrs. Vin and did not begin to tell until the one, which was just this side companied by New Zealand. The headquarters of water cent ' who will return home eleventh round, when Murphy began It was running with Trader, the Girl Scouts of America 'la In D in about a month. Truder is a grad- to show distress from the hammer- from the storm, but they attempted Moines, la. Las school ing on the body. Several savage rush- to ford it, nevertheless. ; uate of the Vegas High Miss LlsetoiLane is connected with near middle and one of the town's most popular es by the New Yorker were stayed When the car was the many other women's organizations, men; by vicious jabs to the ribs. of the arroyo, the water reached the young and is a and talented wo- The body blows saved Attell in' the competent .rVmroh-- and the engine v.'ent deal man. She is secretary of the Iowa closing rounds of the fight' His mas- Then the water'turned it down stream State Woman's Rivers and Harbors VJHY BUV ROMERO IS SUED tery over his opponent in the fine IT'PAYQZTO and started running it along. After congress, and also of the Iowa Resti- points of the game became more ap the ofcii' i had gotten it stopped, Albuquerque, N. M, Aug. 5. Charg- tution the object cf parent as the fight wore on, but in association, Ellis, a son of a local curio that Sheriff Jesus Romero, of Ber of for- George ing the he suffer which is the preservation the of the same name, waded out nalillo is unlawfully holding desperate and Miss dealer county, found ests and of animals birds. ADVERTISED carried out, O. ed. His l6ft easily Murphy's &SQDS the water and in his possession $37.50, Walter Lisetor-Lan- e will be in Las Vegas through Jaw, and two of the blows sent Mur- a time, little Grace Stortz and Peck his has begun one at through attorney face con- the greater part of this week, the who were m tne to re phy's head back, and his Jr., an action in the district court ' on the lYank Stortz, vulsed for an instant length of her stay depending car. The other occupants of the car, cover the money. Peck alleges that of time it takes to organize the Because the advertiser has done something to inspire confidence. Murphy fought stolidly, varying his length Dr. Wylder, (his niece. Miss Watkinj In April this year he had a horse Scouts Miss Lisetor-Lan- e is a He the of his tactics occasionaly by forc- here. has not only explained value and usefulness prod doctor, who was driving him one Dan Gillon. smashing und the stolen from by in contributor to a number of magazines but has his and behind his on - ing Attell to the ropes periods of uct, put personality reputation Ellis and others al- " ' threw a rope to Sheriff, Romero, the complaint, is her on this - ' Attell was cling- and making expenses statements. 7 '" and tied the end of to Peck a commission as a desperate farm the bank, it leges,'- gave close. trip toy writing for trade and waded hold ing to the ropes at the He can be because his existence is stake the auto. Then they out, deputy sheriff and started him in pur- journals. trusted very business, at onto the rope. 7' ' suit of (the ihors(e thetf, (being ac- He in his to extent 6f Ing A vast amount of 111 health Is due believes goods the investing his capital, nor .an assistant. Peck re- ' :' ' companied by to impaired digestion. When the stom- NEW YORK COTTON only in making the goods right,' but in advertising, which covered the horse, valued at $175. On falls to its furtctlons pro- New ! 5. Cotton spot ! IN A FIGHT. ach perform York, Aug. will not if he fails to make OFFICIALS the the whole becomes de- prove permanently profitable chain-Tie- r June 12, Peck alleges further, perly system closed quiet, middling uplands 12.90; Constantinople, Aug. o. The A few doses of Chamberlain's good secure repeat orders. county commissioners authorized the ranged. 13.15. Sales, 1,300 of deputies today passed a vote Tablets is all you need. They will middling gulf payment of a claim for $147.50 for the bales. ' The advertising is not only a protection to the trade name, but it of want of confidence in the Turkish strengthen your digestion, invigorate reimbursement of Peck for time and and bowels, '',. is the advertiser's of cabinet and then adojurned without your liver, regulate your guarantee quality. money spent In capturing the horse entirely doing away with that miser- ST. LOUIS METAL on the date of reassembling You are justified in being suspicious of unadvertised goods, be- spttlintr able due to digestion. ead - thief. Plaintiff further alleges that feeling faulty St. Louis, Aug. weaker, Rahmi of Salomkl and Depu- it. others have been per- however much confidence the dealer or manufacturer Deputy "the defendant; flafccjy represented Try Many dull 6.95. cause, of Albania, drew revoiv manently cured why not you? Fot 4.754.60; spelter tv Tehamlik he was entitled to said $147.50, may have in them, he has not enough faith in them to spend and were about to that sale by all dealers. r tin the debate commis- of their ; after the board of county, money in telling others goodness. , each other when their col fire at sioners had apprtved the bill for the "I was cured of diarrhoea by one One of the most common complaints It to leagues interfered. same, orocured the said sum to be dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera Always Pays Duy Advartlsod Goods that hard working peoplo are afflicted and Diarrhoea Remedy," writes M. E. to him', and converted the same Is Chamber- paid with lame back. Apply Gebhardt, Oriole, Pa. There is noth- W. Herter, to his own use; that thereafter de- lain's liniment twice a day and mas- sale all dealers. Robert I"cevm.kid- ing better. For by Mo who had been bothered with fendant did pay to plaintiff the sum of sage the parts thoroughly at each ap- for two years, Bays: I to the plication, and you will get quick relief. ney trouble $50, leaving him still indebted "Were all medicines as meritorious . . 3 iffQont kinds of kidney For sale by all dealers.' TnfHl till en ui"" "uv In the sum of $97.50, which as Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and rill's but with no relief. My neighbor plaintiff the world would Pills, I etill refuses to pay." Diarrhoea Remedy told me to use Foley Kidney the defendant be much better off and the percentage and got a claim to Romero The fellow who keeps his head took three bottles of them, A copy of the paid of suffering reatly decreased," writes cure. 1 recommeuu com above water Isn't the one who lets the remanent by the county is attached to the Lindsay Scott of Temple, Ind. For " O. G. Schaefer and his ia even-body.- grass grow under feet sale by all dealers. 33 Kod Cross Drug fatore. plaint SIX vsdt VCOAS DAILY OPTIC, MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1912.

rate advances through what untf. FEWER STORKS IN ALSACE A A NT AND CAFF quite recently would have, been re- TOE LOBBY REST CI! THIS RULE 0. IS most e garded as easily the unlikely It h ORDERS AND REGULAR DINNERS System of Registration It Being Tried SHORT influence, a physical valuation," says optici OBTAINABLE ALWAYS HANDLED Busiaess,, to Learn About Migratory THB1 BEST GOODS A the Iron Trade R,evlew. "Enough has HablU. 2 2 REGULAR been done by way of valuation to suggest that a complete showing Every year the number of storki to be seen In Directory would be, much' more favorable to the Alsace becomes leas. OI the four nests perched on the 1 PIPPIN railroads than has hitherto been as- big I U I DIRECTORY chimneys on the old roofs of Btrass-burg- , UUUbU SOCIETY sumed. In several states partial val- one only has been occupied this ,- 5- X LODGE NO. CAWTnALUOl EL uations have been made, In a spirit year. I CHAPMAN LOOSE NO t, A. F- EL DORADO ' PYTHPAo lZZXS. H. FUtiT, AFFECTS ALL CLASSES OF EM- which can be regarded on the whole In many of the villages the great A M. Htifutiu com- KN OF jam Prop AND have ceased a time vury Monday vs PLOYES IS STRINGENT as unfavorable to the railroads, and migrators for long munication first nd " Cor. Grandjand to relieve the m 1 V i'f.'r. in Castle Hall. Douglas Aye. IN ITS PROVISIONS these valuations have In nearly levery landscape, and It seems m in nlng ' only a of time when oLU third Thumlay V-- . stork J Sast Las M. question the A - ic Malting Knights srt Vegas, instance proved high, compared with Visiting broth- a in Alsace will be a memory. Various month. VH invl! Kan., Aug. 5. JtaflHroad the cordially Topeka, expectations. are the causes de- . invited assigned for this ers cordially R- men In have received copies the railroads have been sertion "UHc"aa- - - Liebsc Topeka 'Constantly the draining of the marshes, RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVER- N. O. Herman, W. H.; . R. Murray, of the enacted order on the expecting that eventually they would the multiplication of and ry fnier, CbsneeHoi recently telephone TISEMENTS , he feel- wires and the smoke from Secretary. 1 .imiuander. Karri Lackawanna forbidding the use of allowed to raise rates, their telegraph ; J L,AS VEGAS - ', GARAGE of factory chimneys. . Martin, Keeper intoxicants. The order la one of the ing being that there was an era Five cents line f ' In Germany for the better study ol per each Insertion. LAS VEGAS COMMANDERY, NO. 2, M BIEHL, Propietor most complete In the country and re(ucions which finally would Kecords and 8eal. storks there has been created a sort Estimate six ordinary words to a tins. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Be reads: yield to the necessities of the case, 416 Grand Ave of service in connection with the Edu- No ad to occupy less space than two aaewe G. but aula conclave Tss "Effective this date, Rule of the month after month the record is cation Department which tends to set lines. All B. O. ELKS Meets, second and Phone Main advertfs ments charged d&T in esvoa moath at Ma P. 447 is amend- hat of every hundred rate changes up an "etat civil" for each bird, or, of each transportation department, will bs booked at space actually set, T:30 m, C. V. fourth Tuesday evening ed as follows: commission, in other words, to register them after sonic Temple at p. Battery Station to read passing though the only without regard to number of words. R- month at O. R. C. hall. Visiting Charging Ifl the manner which obtains for citizens Boucher. 8. C; Cha. Tsjbsii. "(G.) (a) In furtherance of thio ob about one an advance. Perhajps, Cash In advance are cordially invited. P. Automobiles for Hire In France. preferred. ecord. ' brothers jects of the several federal and tsate after all, It will ultimately be found Exalted Ruler. D. W. Each bird is captured where possi D. McElroy, ol' In that a will be 'hours service' laws, employes physical valuation the ble and a metallic disk affixed to its Condon, Secretary. ROYAL the engine, train, yard, and station means of bringing about rate ad- leg, and German officials, wherever LAS VEGAS CHAPTER No. t, convoca service are prohibited from using vances. , the birds are believed to migrate, have ARCH laASONS-Raga- la eacn ATTORNEYS th,edr tlmei while off duty in a man- "Whatever the relation ten years Instructions to send to the department tion am lioaday ta c or any Information they can gather con- m&fttfc Maaonla Tem- ner that may unfit them for the safe, ago, at present, between actual 1K1 at A HUNKER v cerning storks who are German sub- HUNKER A. II. Lorenzen and efficient of Value of the railroads and the securi at m. at R. prompt, performance this pi, T:t Geo. H. A Hu ' jects. (Possibly labeling may tr,' H. V. O. Hunker rher their duties for the com ties Issued the WUHama, P.; respective against properties, have something to do with the scarc- 1? Attorneys St Law. pany. They are enjoined and there can be any question that this of Blood. Secretary. ' Carriage Manufacturer, strictly hardly ity.) By system registration Las Vegaa, New Msxi required to use thietr time while off the improvement of the past decade the authorities have learned some- General ' Blacksmithing, - of OPTIC'8 duty primarily for obtaining ample le1 tended to improve that rela- thing the migratory habits of the NUMBER, MAIN V HANSFORD CHAPTER NO. Z, O. E. bird ; for instance, one was found dead DENTISTS Carriage Painting rest. . tlon. There haa been much Improve- auaata trat asd t&lri Fridays in at the Cape of Good Hope whose place "(G.) (b) The use of intoxicants ment in properties which has not been Uaaoala Tssipls. Mrs, T. B. Boveo, DEALER IN of origin was eastern Prussia. DR. CLIFFORD PLEW, DENTIST while on or oft or the of attended by a ooresponding Increased A WorUy Hatron.; Jams O. Rati edge and duty visiting point of interest relative1 to the Successor to Heavy Hardware , saloons or places where is sold capitalization. In the substitution of of the stork has been WANTED Worthy Pstroa; Hrs. Osorgs Trips, liquor scarcity brought Experienced bookkeeper E L. Hammond under au- Fhona Mala 129. 120 Dr. Wagon Material Incapacitates men for railroad Bervlce heavy far light steel rails, in the tne notice of the German for half day or part day work. Ad-dre- Secretary. thorities a doctor at Port Eliza- Graad arena. Office 7 Crockett Building. and Is absolutely prohibited. Any vio stqady supplanting of wooden cars by Jn own handwriting, beth, who that have civlug Phone Main 115 lations of this rule by employes in the by steel cars and in many other re- suggests they references, P. O. Box 616. been poisoned grass- Phone Olive 5462. or spects the railroad have through eating FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD Residence engine, train, yard, station service, properties hoppers or locusts which have been NO. will be sufficient cause for dismissal." been improved, year b year, WANTED Good milch cow. 1U1 ilsets every at ; P. MACKEL beyond killed by arsenic. A correspondent, Felipe Monday night PETER - O. R. George A. Cullen, passenger traffic the Increases in capitalization Btand- however, of an Alsace-Lorrain- e jour Baca y Garcia, Telephone Purple 0. RalL on Boualaa avenue, at HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING 8 o'clock. LOCAL TILE GMB manager of the Lackawanna, In speak- ng against them. In the older days. nal hints that the cause Is to be found 5202. Vialtine membr r Hardwood Finishing, Paper Hanging nearer at home. ing about the new order said: ; of course, It was different. When a cordially wsloom. B. E. Gehrfnz. and Glazing. "Rule G, which is one of the gen road got Into financial difficulties, It president; J. T. Busier, secretary: EAST BOUND Estimates Given. For Ssiio C H. Cheerfully eral rules of the standard code of the madid securities Instead of improve Bally, treasarar. Arrive Wert Sld Plaaa Old Town ADDING DAYS TO HIS LIFE .... American Railway reads ments, but in recent the trend No. I... . 1:10 p. m...... :16 P- association, years FOR SALE Or rent at a bargain, 12 as follows: .'The use of Intoxicants has been toward the position in Paradoxical Problem Is 8olved MODERN WOODMEN No. 4... .11:06 p m 11:10 a. s room furnished residence, opposite OF AMERIC while on which valuation would Obvious Point In Cir- Meet No. . 1:15 a. m 1:25 a. by employes duty is prohib- a physical Through Lincoln 80S Jackson avenue. in the forest of brother' 8... C. park. . H. YOUNG ited. Their habitual uso or the fre- place the railroads In a better light" cumnavigation. love at Woodmen of the Wori' No. 10... . 1:45 p. m. M0 m LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED quenting of places where are hall, on the second and fourth Fr they A correspondent sends to the Her-- FOR SALE iBaby carriage, 1009 Main. sold, lg sufficient cause for dismissal' Moffat Feeder $50,000,000 day of each month at 8 m. C. WE8T BOUND Lock and Gunsmith Bicycle and ild a paradoxical problem which, he p. Salt 5. A G. No. p. p. m "This rule is in effect generally on Lake, Utah, Aug. gigan believes, In FOR SALE Single comb Rhode Is- Laemmle, Clerk, w. I.. ..1:20 m...... l:45 General Repairing T , originally appeared the railroads' tic involves Physl-:a- are No. 3.. ..6:10 a. m 6:15 9. of this country. The project which close to Please's "Chymlcal, Natural and l land Reds In pairs, $1.60 and up. E. lng neighbors especially w 520-6t- h Street E. Las new some 60 com No. m. 4:60 9-- Vegas rule1 of ,the Lackawanna rail $50,000,00, and which contemplates Magic," published years S Lewis, Phone Main 323. and cordially invited. 7.. ..4:40 p. road, altogether prohibits all classes the development of eastern Utah and igo. Two persons were born at the No. .. ..6:35 p. m 7:00 . s tame place, at the same moment of of employes directly connected wrlth an adjoining portion of Colorado on FOR SALE J. E. ROSENWALD LODGE NO. 541 time. Fifty years after they both died, Buffet, chairs, rugs and the movement of trains an was I. O. of B. B. Automobile, Carriage & from using unprecedented scale, made tiso at the same spot and at the same Baby bed. Used only three months, Meets every flrwt $100 REWARD $100 Intoxicating liquors at all times. known here yesterday through the Instant; yet one had lived 100 days 1215 Seventh street Tuesday of the month in th The readers of this paper will be vestrj cleared to learn that there is at least an n "It has been thought heretofore, filing of incorporation articles for more than the other. rooms of Temjple Monteflore at 8 si pa i Tin c Is The one dread . disease that science has and is , still a general practice on what to be known as the Provo possible solution turns on a o'clock p. m. Visiting brothers are surlous but obvious For Rent been able to cure in all its stages, and N, 0. HERMAN American railroads, that so long as and Eastern Utah Railway company, very point in coix&Jly Invited. Isaac Cure A round Appel that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh men avoid the habitual use li capitalized at $10,000,000. - person going is cure now known of the world toward the west loses a FOR RENT A new piano. Rosen President; Charles Greenclay, See the only positive Grand quors when off reason- If the vast Is carried to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-i-n 429 Ave duty they are undertaking lay; going toward the east he gains thai Furniture Co. retary. out as a constitutional disease, requires a ably safe; but recent experience has planned and set forth, it will jo e. Suppose, then, two persons born Cat- sh wn constitutional treatment Hall's that there Is only one absolute- - mean the building of a new railroad together at the Cape of Good Hore FOR RENT Furnished rooms and KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, COUNC arrh Cure Is taken internally, acting whence a round the world - NO. 804. . liTSSfe course to be followed by these from Springville, Utah, to Steamboat voyage may two connecting rooms fo light Meets second and fosm directly upon the blood and mucous be In s. year; If one per- m O. surfaces des- classes of men and that is to abstain Springs, Colo., via Jensen, Uintah performed housekeeping. Call 619 Twelfth Thursday R. C. hall. Plon of the system, thereby forms this constantly toward the west, St the foundation of the disease, altogether from the use of liquor, and county. Utah, forming a connecting Phone Main lCt building. Visiting members are c troying PLAZA HOTEL in 60 years he will be 60 days behind and giving the patient strength by that will he Lacka-w-ann- link of 300 miles 'with the Moffat dlally lnvled. Peter G NEWLY REMODELED the rule on the road; he stationary inhabitants; and if the Emenaker, building up the constitution and assist- o dam on K., Richard F. 8. railroad hereafter. , the building fa huge the ather sull equally toward the east, he FOR, RENT Two room furnisned Devlne, ing nature in doing its work. The pro- Private Baths andJLavafories "The. company realizes that in this Green river at Split Mountain to the will be 60 days in advance of them. house. 921 Lincoln avenue. prietors have so much faith In Its cui 100 atlve that offer One Hun- departure It may be criticized for pur- east of Jensen, to irrigate 400,000 Dne, therefore, will have Been I. O. O. F., LAS VEGAS LODGE .NO powers they Steaui'Heat Private more han the other. dred Dollars for any case that it fails Telephones an extreme but rests acres of land, and the con lays Glasgow FOR RENT Six room 1. Meets a.' suing course, it productive Herald. house furnish every Monday evening to cure. Send for list of testimonials. u fRates.$2.50 per day and up assured that public sentiment will structlon o fa big hydro-electri- c plant ed. Apply to E. S. Lewis. their ha'l on Sixth street All visit Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., To- AMERICAN PLAN support its position In view of the at the dam to furnish electric power lng brethren cordially invited to at ledo, Ohio. Home In Sold all 75c. great risks involved. in eastern Utah and adjoinng terri- Life the Windy City. FOR RENT Desirable furnished tend. J . D. Fridenstlae, N. Q.; by drugsts, Kates Week or.Menth Gustav H. De ot Take Hall's Pills for consti- Special by "Qujte as Important as the second tory. Kolkey Chicago rooms for men in Commercial club, Frank Fries, V. G.; T. M. Elwood Family bad his wife arrested on the charge pation. part of the new rule is al- The plan, It Is declared, Is All conveniences. $15 month. ' Karl the first, being of robbing him In his own house. per Secretary; Warts, Treasurer' financed V. though it may possibly not attract as by eastern capitalists, repre- "My wife, her brother and a board See porter or Geo. A. Fleming, Sec C Hedgcock, cemetery trustee. Robert W. Herter, Lawrencevilla, much public attention. It is a well sented by F. W. Short of Chicago, who er," he declared, "sneaked up behind retary. , Mo., who had been bothered with kid- two known fact that there are many oth- was in Salt Lake in connection with me and bore me down to the floor. F. O. E. Meets first and third Tuee ney trouble for years, says: "I while the two men held me tried three different kinds of kidney er forms of dissipation besides drink the project, and who says he has Then, FOR RENT Fine suite of furnished day evenings each month, at Wood down, your honor, my wife went pills but with no relief. My neighbor ing that tend to unfit men for duty; been in Utah for several months. rooms, bath, electric lights, etc. Al man hall. Brothers coi told me to use through my pockets and robbed me ol Visiting Foley Kidney Pills, I where to Short's so . and, safety requires men to he According statements, the HI." single room, excellent location. dlally invited to attend. A. M took three bottles of them, and got & alert and keen while on duty, it Is railroad undertaking will require $16 "Did rob husband?" 918 Eighth street Adler, President; E. C. Ward, S permanent cure. I recommend them you your quer to O. G. absolutely essential that should OO0.00Q, the hydro-electri- c project ied the court. 'retary. 1 everybody." Schaefer and they Red Cross Drug Store. come to their .work refreshed by $15,000,000, and the Irrigation and "I eannot tell a He," replied Mrs. De FOR RENT Furnlsed room for light abundant sleep and la full possession dam system $15,000,000, making a to Kolkey, simply. "There was no other housekeeping. 810 Lincoln avenue to out of him. He of their physical and mental facul tal of $46,000,000. OtheT expenses in way get money if hasn't given me a cent for a year, and RETAIL PRICES , ties." cident to the project will bring the Mir first I tried to chloroform him, but he Lost It was further total In the' MOS lbs. or Eaon H J K said by Mr. Cullen grant neighborhood ot always Bleeps on his face. So I called Mora, Delivery Zte per 161 la f 5 r- that while $50,000,000, it is said. 1.SM Km. to Each the railroads were forced my brother and we held him and I got LOST Collie pup, two months old, tjm lb. Delivery t8o tta Iks law to Refused to what was in 1.MS Ids pr by give their train service em- Right Appeal his pockets." Finder please notify Carrol Hurt. m lb, t Isot. DRvry , 1M !hl Justifiable," announced ZM ployes ample time for resting purpos Attorney General Wickersham has "Perfectly oHa.t Ibe, Eash DNvry 0e 1CS Ik Is essential In the es between advised does the court Lsse Than St Eash pr lbs! Prompt service runs, the men could use congress that he not NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Ibe, Delivery 1S8 ice business. We ourselves on their time In approve any to give pride any way. Spending proposition ship la the Probate Court, San Miguel our service and on the time playing Mr. Cullen pers a blanket right of appeal to the ' Races. A prompt quat ipoker, as Seafaring County, New Mexico. AGU PUR A CO H PAIN Y ot our Ice. Our prices are reas- serted, was just about as bad as dissi commerce court from all ne- The portraits of Captain Amundsen ity show a certain likeness to Dr. Nansen. In the Matter of the Estate of Grego- -' onable and our weights accuraite. patlon by drink, for loss of sleep sure gative rulings of the interstate com Harvesters, Storers and Distributors of Natural Both have in a marked degree the long rlo Garcia y Sandoval, Deceased. Ice, the Purity Don'it Inferior Ice when can ly tended to make men while merce commission. and Lasting Qualities of Which Have buy you stupid narrow skull of the Vikings. It is a To Whom it May Concern: Notice Made La Vegas Ice for same at work. He favors from Fatnaus Office 701 get good pure the money. appeals only such curious circumstance that the seafar- Is given that the final Douglas Avenue. decisions as involve hereby report Order your Ice from - questions of law. ing races, whether on the Baltic or on ot the executrix in the above entitled Men With At the of con- - Cinderless Eyes request congressional the Mediterranean, have this type estate has been filed In and THE CRYSTAL ICE CO. of said court, Arkansas City, Kan., Aug. 5. Ev mitteps the attorney general has crit of hfead, while the Inlanders Europe Phone Main '227 are of broad headed the Eth day of September, 1912. has ery engine on the Oklahoma division icised numerous bills intended to ex predominantly the Alpine sort. been bet by the court for the hearing of the Santa Fe will In tend the right of to be converted appeal shippers But it will do to make long of objections to the same and the fili to an oil Mr. Wickersham It hardly Hay fever and asthma make August burner by the first of Nov makeg plain that headedness the cause of seamanship, al settlement of said estate. ANT Ads of to ember. All the should not be for a month Intense suffering many engines except No, shippers permitted to as some enthusiasts have done, Witness My Hand, and the seal of people. Foley's Honey and Tar Com 88 on the Oklahoma division at appeal on questions of fact' as to the the Japanese, who are round headed, ease and pres said Court this 24th day of July, A. D. Are pound gives prompt relief, ent are oil burners.' In of reasonableness of their requests for take readily to the sea. Best and is and to the- in speaking 1912. soothing healing the reductions In rates In oases where flamed membranes. Wm. M. Mere-the- change this morning Nelson the (Seal) ' LORENZO DELGADO, George, commission denies the relief. The N. Searsport, Me., says: "A few yardmaster for the Santa Fe, ap The Beautiful Moonlight. Couny Clerk. Market Finders doses of Foley's Honey ad Tar Com stated that while coal was in use peal should He only when the commls The fresh air children were camp "relieved me of a severe attack beside a lake in the Jersey pound that nearly every day he was filling sion refuses to decrease a tariff be lng small of asthma and less than a bottle caus hills. There was a full moon rising Classified ads. out order sheets to some who cause of its want of FOR THE CHILDREN search out thelpeople to whom al ed a complete cure." Refuse substit person supposed juris and Its across the water. among got a cinder in diction. The lawful of In trailing light ALSO FOR GROWN PERSONS 1 of those who MIGHT BUY-- the utes. O. G. Schaofar and Red Cross his eye. Since the powder the "Children," cried the attending social particular thing is worth most. Store. oil burners havje1 been in use terstate commerce commission to act - Drug he sel worker. "Look!, See the beautiful QUICK SAFE - RELIABLE That property you want to sell isJWORTH MOST dom has a in the the NO OPIATES NO NARCOTICS to some- report of anyone having premises should, attorney moonlight." one who reads the ads. in this a cinder In his general says, be determined "Go on," remarked a small Easl newspaper and would never D. C. Bybee. contractor liv eye. Another nice by teaming " out FOLEY'S IIOHEYasd TAB hear of ; Slder. "That therel your unless were 669 Ilf., thing Is that the oil keeps the offices court. shiny wiggle property it advertised here. ing at Keeling Court, Canton, That's is now well rid of a severe ana annoy much cleaner and does with the gasolene." who away GG'5P01D Others, read'and answer ads. in this newspaper warn ing case of kidney trouble. His back smoke. Howpver, the switch "Were all medicines as was bothered with head engines meritorious (and are anxious to find and pay cash for) pained and he it Is said, wil be converted to coal as Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Should Fix Their Drains. A COMMON COLD neglected may go books, automobiles, 1 and "i toon 01 used aches dizzy spells, 'oiey first Diarrhoea Remedy the world would Twentv-ai- x states have Btreami quickly into CROUP, BRONCHITIS, machinery and furniture, articles of usefnlness of as directed and in a by the of November. means a sud- any Kidney Pills Just be much better off and the which drain into the Mississippi river. PNEUMONIA which often ort, and musical instruments. I much better. lire percentage den FOLEY'S HONEY few days felt My of suffering If commonwealths would set fatality. Keep semeed to come back. New reatly decreased," writes those AND TAR COMPOUND always in the and strength Way to Raise Rate Lindsay Scott of Temple, Indt For of theli As the classified ads. are read all well. I am now all over about the business conserving house and give at first sign of a cold. by possible buyers, of a and I sleep "It has lately become not sale by all dealers. ' which are now caus- j mv trouble and to recommend Fo- improb- waters, the floods Refuse substitutes. possible sorts of things, they have come to be the glad able that In south would finders of the lev Kidnev Pills." Try them. O. G. eventually the railroads will ing so much fear the Red Cross Drug Co. best markets! Schaofer and Red Cross Drug Store. be allowpd to make some imiwtant Old papers ror saw. 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See Van Petten for lnsuranca. GRANT BOARD LIKELY WILL CON ILLNESS OF MR. YORK DELAYS 2 POUNDS TOR. 25c , County Commissioner John H. York SIDER IT AT ADJOURNED AWARDING CONTRACTS FOR Is confined to his home with an at- SESSION COURT HOUSE REPAIRS tack of malaria. EXTRA FAKCY COLORADO CELERY No action relative. to the Irrigation On account of the illness of John .Flnch'i Golden project on the Las Vegas grant was H. York, a member of the board of Wadding Rye, aged jaMWSWlsiaM In the wood. Direct from distillery taken this morning by the members county commissioners, that body did to you. At the Lobby, of court. of the board of trustees of the grant, not take up at its regular meeting who 1 Your Exact Fit 2 Binches for 25c were meeting in regular monthly mis morning tne consideration of The Friendship club will meet to session. It was stated the1xard like bids for the repairs and Improve I In Oxfords .... morrow1 afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. ly would go deeply into the matter at ments upon the court bouse and Jail ffif I!qal A. J. Wertz, 926 Eighth street; an adjourned; session, the date for Neither did the board consider brld?e ' '1 Exact lit is absolutely necessary in low shoes affords in V I I tl, And everything that the market which, it was expected, would be set matters, all business except that of J l "V...l. ... nnv - low-cu- of fresh fruits can be had at John W. Harris, organizer Rnd head at the meeting this afternoon. After- a routine nature being put off indefin 4t ts in which you can be sure getting exact and green vegetables, of the com- a amount of routine itely. Is fit Because Regals are the only shoes in the " Peoples' Bank and Trust transacting large It expected that Mr. Tork 6Ji v J'. t world" double the usual pany, has rented the house on the business the hoard adjourned until win ne awe to attend a meeting In made in quarter-size- s just southwest corner of 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. the near and number ot shoe-hlting- s. Eighth street, future, tbe board ad One ofthe and Washington avenue, and will re- journed this afternoon II ii THE STCaE TUATrS ALVAYS COSY subject to the Aew Regal your jut side there wtlh Mrs. Harris and their call of the chairman, Commissioner between thi iul half tnd Oxfords have heretofore A Fidel Ortiz. Numerous lull uzej, you daughter. Li HAS bids for the had to chooe between ihoes court house and Jail repairs were In little too tiwht ot loo loote. The mayor's attention is called to tne hands of .County Clerk Lorenzo You don't have to accept near-fi- more. Come to the fact that a group of boys were NARROW ESCAPE Delgado this morning, t any competition us for pair of Regal Oxforda seen In street for the work close. - fishing the near the being The com- and eciir perfect fit and "I KB- DAvVIS Trambley mill last night after the missioners likely will meet about Aug comfort. rain. ust 15 to THE CASH GROCER Perhaps he should pour a little SHERWOOD TIFFANY IS HURLED approve the tax rolls, which oil on the troubled waters, or words BY LIVE WIRE FROM TOP OF are nearing completion at the hands $350 $4C0 to that effect, as there Is a deep hole TROLLEY CAR of County Asessor Manuel A. San- - In the thoroughfare at that point. " chez. Because, in falling from the top of Within forty days the new Canon a street car in front of the residence FX GREENBERGEft'.t Md ' " in del Agua road leading off the mesa of William Frank on the Boulevard TI1MS GARRARD into the country in the l -S- OLE AGENT vicinity of El this morning, he unconsciously and Cuervo and giving easy access to luckily imitated the action of a cat in SUDDENLY STRICKEN Santa Rosa and other Guadalupe alighting upon its feet, Sherwood Tif county points, will be completed, ac- fany escaped serious injury if not cording . to the statement of Hoad death.. Tiffany, who is employed by PIONEER LAS VEGAN DIES LAST Overseer J. M. Martinez, who Is in the Las Vpgas Light and Power com- EVENING AFTER A BRIEF ; charge of the work. Mr. Martinez says pany as a lineman, was on top of the ILLNESS. the the which trol- This Solid Oak Frame portion fit road runs work car making repairs to the jtttil: ! through the canyon has been ljuilt at ley line support wires. One of these Thomas W. Garrard, one of the old FANCY COOK APPLES great expense and nothing has been was grounded and when Tiffany seiz est and most highly respected resi- overlooked that would make it safer ed it 600 volts of electricity shot dents of Las Vegas ana New Mexico, or easier to travel. The road has through his frama He was unable died last evening at 6:30 o'clock at 5c PER PODND many scenic beauties as well as be- to release his hold until George Legg, his home on the comer of Eighth ing an important thoroughfare for another lineman, gave him a rap on street and Columbia avenue. Mr. i Porch and Lawn Chair For use of farmers and traders. It is. be- the knuckles. The suddenness with Garrard, though in his eightieth year, dA ing constructed by San Miguel coun- which Tiffany was released from the was not a feeble man, having" been 111 ty, .which Is bearing all of the ex- wire caused him to lose M3 balance but a few days, and the news of the Oi. FANCY EATING 3 APPLES pense. , and he fell to the ground. Ha sus- death of the pioneer came as a shock tained np injuries save a severe shak-in- g to his many friends. While in the Yesterday afternoon's rain gave the up and a few bruises. Tiffany mountains last week Mr. Garrard suf-- FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY FOiR mesa, country such a soaking as it fell headfirst and his companions say fered an attack of acute indigestion, 3 POUNDS 25c has not in ac- hia neck doubtless would have been and was taken to his home enjoyed many weeks, Tuesday. offered Come and cording to the statement of Mayor broken had he not turned over in the However, he was recovering rapidly The greatest value ever R. T. Taupert and F. M. Lyon. These air as he shot earthward. from this illness and yesterday was get one before the stock is gone. m,en were enjoying a ride on the up and about. A second attack last mesa several miles east of the city White Kitchen, special dinner Tues- evening called him to his reward. SI when the storm broke and they say day, sixth, from 6 p. m., to 7:30 p. m. Mr. Garrard was born In Harrison STEARNS they are willing to swear the mud is Chicken with Ice cream and county, Kentucky, on a farm near J dressing, REDUCED PRICES ON HAMMOCKS TO CLOSE THE SEASON a foot deep in that locality today. cake. Meals 25 cents. Cynthiana, on December 2, 1833. He Taupert's auto, however, managed to was the great grandson of Governor crawl Into town, bringing two thor- Conrad Frank, one of the All Stars' Garrard of Kentucky, and the grand- oughly soaked occupant The mesa team who , played the Romero club son of General Garrard. Mr. Garrard J.C,J0HN8ENi farmers jh&ve been aompjlainlng of yesterday afternoon at Amusement spent his early days in Kentucky near a drought for some time, wniie Park, Is suffering with a badly split Paris. He was married to (Miss showers In the vicinity of Las Vegas finger as a result of yesterday's con- Charlotte Sparks on September 4, &SON have been frequent the country east test, and will be laid up for repairs 1851. The devoted couple celebrated a of here has deficient of week. ' the sixtieth of their mar- a suffered precipi- the this anniversary a w greater part l and the last fall. Accompanied by Mrs. tations. Taupert Lyon say riage iiiit"tns live. came to New. Mexico in rri'jj NUT crops look to be ifl fair condition, yes According to word received in Las Garrard, he fall of In Las Ve- terday's rain occurring Just at the Vegas today the Las Vegas troop of the 1875, locating SUGAUITE on 18. Mr. Garrard for proper tim, to save them. The early Boy Scouts, who left here Thursday gas December LUMP was Business wheat win be a total loss, however. morning for the Rio de La Oasa, many years in the sheep In into which he entered where they will camp for two weeks, this state, i his arrival. WHOLESALE ,A,ffD RETAIL arrived at the camping place Friday. shortly after Mr. Garrard was prominent In the ''--"l'' No accidents marred the hike to camp mrwrnu, Om VJm Masonio circles of New be- G QUO On and the boys are now settled and Mexico, "FORT" CANNED GOODS Dollars in Wear the third oldest member of or ready to enjoy their outing. The ing Chap man No. A. F. & A. M. He troop camped for the first night of Lodge 2, became a Mason In Missouri, where the trip near Mora, having made good In: to to Las Cents Washing time the first day. he lived previous moving Ve- of Finest Quality Fruits and Vegas. He was a past master From Field Can We have on hand a complete stock of lodge, and one of the most getables to Didacio Duran was arrested last Chapman Which are you saving! The Same Day. evening Chief of Police Ben SCEEENS AND W1EE SCREENING A few cents added to your by SCREEN CIJ3S, ... with drunkenness. laundry bill will be well spent Coles, charged he was fined $5 and If you receive In return a ser- This morning ONLY HIGHEST GRADES OF FRUITS Reasonable Prices costs D. R. Murray. Walter At The Most vice so conscientious and pains- by Judge 1 ARfi PACKED. Robblns also was picked up FRESH EVERY DAY AND VEGETABLES taking that your clothes wear yesterday - the chief of police on a similar , if four times as long. by Get our before buying charge. He was fined 5 and costs, quotations, Soft soap, careful water, pufe but as he was unable to come across Noted For yr, such service means employes with the necessary cash this morning, PURITY CLEANLINESS VE&MO GO. a economy on clothes BAKERY GOODS QUALITY EJID LMiBZFi weekly he will serve on the city chain gang that quickly runs Into dollars. Phone. Main 150 Old Town , untij some of his friends raise the Why not begin this economy coin. "ASH week? A or G1CEB FGfF03T" EOAKD this phone postal The Bestin Tha City Wk will bring a wagon to your door promptly. A CARD OF THANKS To the generous public: The pas tor and official bord of Bethel Chapel At The Gf E3!! cf Eata membered the of this com- lira lb EverjIMco African Methodist Episcopal church fatihful members, of the order in the by people s His kind and man- of East Las Veglas.take this. method Bread, Bc!Isf Meadow City, . munity. loving ner won friends for . him on every Las Vegas Steam Of expressing our gratitude for a,sist Mr. Garrard is survived by his wife, e of side, and one has held. ance given us in raising seventy-on- one son, James Garrard Roswell, every always him in sincere regard. DAILY dollars which we ipaid on the interest and three daughters, Mrs. W,,,;L. WE ME RECEIVIiiS Ccc!d33, Pies, Calies, Mrs. A. E. Baker of our mortgage debt. . ; I, Crockett of El Paso, Gratefully yours, of Milwaukee, and Mrs. C. L. Harris Try a dram of Ola Taylor bourbon ' Phone Main 81 617 Dougla$ Are W. H. PRINCE, Pastor, and Official ot Soper, Okla. Mrs. Crockett and at the Opera Bar. DongSmuts, - New Mexico Fruits Board. Mrs. Harris are in Deny er,; where they California, Colorado and notified of father's . death. were the SPECIAL RATES AT HARVEY'S Jamea Carrard left Roswell this Peaches Plums; Pears, Apples, For parties remaining one month or and Vegetables. Fried Giles for Las Vegas and Mr. and i morning through the season. Address Harvey'B Mrs. Crockett are expected from Black Raspberries, Apricots, Cantaloupes, Ranch, city, or call at Cutler Bros.' of- Denver tomorrow. It Is not known fice 614 Lincoln avenue. Lots of Nice Cut Roses the ? other children will Watermelons. . Cinnamon M whether be able to come to Las Vegas for Celery, Radishes, Lettuce, Onions, Green the funeral, arrangements for which ADVERSE COTTON REPORT. will not be made until definite word Washington,, Aug. 6. Tha cotton and Wax Beans, CauliflowSummer Squash, has been received from them. ' Mrs. tariff bill was reported to the senate Garrard, despite her age, is bearing adversely today by Chairman Pen- Cucumbers, :Nevv; Cabbage. DOZEN of Tomatoes, NOW $1.25 PER up well under her burden' of sorrow, rose the finance committee. BOUCHER and today was able to receive her many friends, who came to extend BUTTER STILL 25 CENTS "The Store of Satisfaction" their sympathy In her bereavement. Elgin, 111., Aug. 5. The quotation Street Phone Vesai tit 507 Siilb PERRY ONION a SON There are few people In Las Vegas committee of the7 Elgin Board of HAYWARD CO. STORE P. S. Next Door to POST OFFICE declared butter IMF I SEEDSMEN & FLORISTS I who have so many friends as did Trade today steady II Mr. Garrard, and be will long be re at 25 cents per pound.