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VOLUME VIII. LAS VEGAS. OISARK COUNTY. NEVADA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY^ 1912 NUMBER 5 GRAND JURY DEDICATION J OVERTON IF L •iWOMAN IS (TRIAL JURORS SESSION SERVICE! BASKET BALL REPORT! INDICTED SUMMONED Judge Taber Impanels Inquis­ Methodist Church After Long Interesting Game Results In De­ Grand Jury Completes Labors Grand Jury Charges Assault With! Must Appear in Court itorial Body Monday Struggle Now Free feat of Clark County and Makes Valuable Intent to Kill Against ( Next At Ten Afternoon From Debt High Team Suggestions Kitty Lamberth O'clock Hon. E. J. L. Taber, judge of the On Sunday, Feb. 4, the Methodist The basket bail game between the Over­ The Grand Jury returned its final re­ Friday morning Richnrd Feaster, ac­ The list of trial jurors to serve in district court, opened the regular ses­ Episcopal church of Las Vegas is to be ton team and Clark County high school port to the court this (Saturday) morn­ companied by Mrs. Kittie Lamberth I this term of court has been drawn and sion in the Botkin building Monday af­ dedicated. This is a day toward which t resulted in, a victory for the Overton ing and was permitted to depart. came to this city in a light wagon from I the Sheriff's office has been busy the ternoon at 2 o'clock. all members and friends of the organ­ lads. The game was a good one. Al- The investigators made the following the Lamberth ranch about 20 miles past two weeks making service. The The first business of the session was ization have been looking with pleasure*. | though outclassed in playing on a floor report and recommendations. west of Vegas. Feaster was in a bad­ j work has been an arduous one and the calling the roll of the grand jury panel, It is the policy of many denomina­ the Clark County High boys took their That*the accounts of oounty officials ly battered condition. Later in the day I following list of fifty well known citi- after which the following were selected tions not to dedicate a building until its defeat gracefully. are properly kept. W. D. Lamberth came in showing i zens of the County will* be in Court. as the grand jury and sworn in: Geo. indebtedness is covered by subscrip­ At the end of the first half the score They heartily approve of the system marks of a charge of shot, part of Wm. J. Crozier, Nelson tions. In most cases, as soon as the of bookkeeping recently adopted by the which took effect in his head. Clark M. Alvord Bergman, Max. Weiss, T. L. Bright, stood 9 to 18 in favor of Overton. In : S. E. Yount, Prank Williams, F. D. church is partially paid for and it is the second half the Vegas men strength­ county. The case was investigated by the F. E. Toph, Las Vegas Hawn, H. J. Jarman, James Hu-jhes, thought the balance can be raised on ened and outplayed their opponents The countv finances are in a satisfac­ grand jury and last evening an indict- ! John F. Miller Charles Hardy, Jas. S. Abbott, J. N. Dedication Sunday, the dedication ser­ during the last ten minutes of play, so tory condition, with a balance of (Continued on page 8) j Frank Buol Hunt, S. B. Gentry, Jos. F. Perkins, vices are arranged. A man who is that it is quite probable that if the $68,328.91 in the treasury of which I B. F. Boggs, Jr. Daniel Hickey Wm. L. Batty, W. J. McBurney, Bert known to be a successful money. raiser game had been played out of doors the $20,059 47 is in the general fund. petty gambling and enforce the law. John C. Sims, Searchlight 'Mills and John Fagan. Hon. Frank is secured, and at the service, a strong result might have been different. Recommend a sufficient tax levy to Suggest that the bond in criminal Las Vegas Williams of Goodsprings was appointed effort is made to get sufficient pledged In the near future the teams will meet this years expenses but not to cases be made sufficient to insure the C. P. Squires, foreman. • to cover the amount due, these pledges again meet, this time in Las Vegas and augment the present surplus. appearance of the accused. I Wm. Laubenheimer John B. Ronstadt Judge Taber made an able and digni­ often being paid in one, two or three a most interesting game is anticipated. The county jail is cleanly kept and We have investigated sanitary condi- P. J. Sullivan fied charge to the grand jury instruct­ equal annual payments. Frequently The Vegas boys had a most enjoyable and sanitary; recommend that the jail tiins of Las Vegas and find that while ] J. R. Glenn, ing them in their duties under the law the most prominent feature of the day time down the valley- They found the yard be. enclosed by a metal picket not the best of sanitary conditions have Searchlight ] John O. Thompson and calling their attention to certain is the debt raising. It is with pleasure people there very sociable and hospit­ fence. existed, we are cognizent that active I Percy W. Sayles sections of the statutes. His remarks that the members of the l.as Vegas able and the players of the Overton The temporary court house is in good efforts are being made by the present i J. R. Rinol touching the' very prosperous condition church announce that this usual e part team to be thorough gentlemen. I condition. city officials for a thorough cleaning of i John T. Nagel of Clark County financially and the ef­ of the days program will be missing. Fire hydrants in Las Vegas school the streets and alleys and heartily com­ ficient and economical manner in which Faithful work on the part of a few and j should be equipped with hose. mend them for the work' already ac­ H. H. Sparks, Moapa the officials have carried on the work liberal giving on the part of many, Recommend that, in the absence of complished-! i Lewis M. Grant They Pass , j Wm. P. Sprunt of their several offices was very grati­ have made it possible to pay the last legally constituted road districts, all We find however that there are a [ David Mowery fying. Judge Taber also took occasion dollar of the indebtedness. As a token Deputy Superintevdent B. G. Bleas­ money from poll taxes be placed in a number of places within the city limits l M. D. Cooper, Overton . to congratulate Clark County on the of appreciation, the members and dale reports that the following young genral fund and spent upon roads where that require the immediate attention of Claude E. Howard manner in which the laws respecting friends are asked for a silver dollar ladies who took the teacher's examin­ most needed. the health officers and would recom­ Albert Strasser gambling are being lived up to, stating thank offering to be used in further ations it this city recently have passed Recommend metal sign posts indicat­ mend that they use diligence in remedy­ Sanford A. Angell that this is the only county in which improving the property. and been granted the coveted certifi­ ing directions and distances to water ing the unsanitary conditions now ex­ J. W. Huntsman he has received no complaints on that It was hoped that Bishop Hgghes, cates to teach; Carrie M. Richards, be placed at cross roads and other isting among the places noticed. Among John M. Lytle score and in which no complaints who has charge of the work in Nevada, Hannah Crosby, Mesquite; Mrs. Jessie places. some of the places we visited are the have been published in the newspapers might be prssent to preach the dedica­ F. Fowler, Caliente; Florence Gilmore, Recommend appointment of a peace following:' Alma D. Leavitt, Bunkerville Hector Bunker on that score. 'Judge Taber's address tion sermon, but other duties have Las Vegas; and Josephine Sanberg, officer for Moapa Valley, and that coun­ Laundry owned by Chin Sing. Sunnyside, Nye County. H. Wittwer showed careful consideration of the made it impossible for him to be here. ty officials investigate the charges of Rear of the Nevada Market, and gar Benj. Bunker subjects and a very clear knowledge of The church has been very fortunate in bage in the Jos. I. Earl the conditions in Clark County. securing Dr. Herbert E. Murkett, of Rear of T. W. Botkin store. Edgar Leavitt, Mesquite Following Judge Taber's remarks, Santa Ana, California, one of the able Rear of Adolph Levy building. f A. J. Barmen the grand jury repaired to Mesquite men of California Methodism. He will Court in rear of E. W. Griffith build­ Kismet Jensen hall which had been prepared for their preach the dedicatory sermon at 10:30 ing. Jearney Leavitt use and began their regular sessions. a. m. and immediately following Dr. S. Rear of Fred Fallas building. John H. Averett, Logan The first report was made Wednesday A. Thompson, Supt. of the Mission will PHOTOGRAPHS? The cellar in the Mesquite block. J. J. Wands afternoon when indictments were re have charge of the dedication ceremo­ Old City jail Perry D. Huntsman turned to the court. ny. Ventilation of the Princess Theatre. , True bills were found against Vady Pastors of the various local churches, N. B. Hunter, Goodsprings We also recommend tbat the law rel­ A. J. Robbins el Washington a colored man, charging with their congregations, have been in- ative to women soliciting in saloons or Warren H. Lester, Las Vegas murder, and against Arthur Thompson I vited to attend. Special music will be Developing & Printing barrooms be enforced, and that the M. A. Bunker, St. Thomas j furnished by the united choirs. charging sodamy. saloon license in the city of Las Vegas Robert O. Gibson A cordial invitation is given to all to We have installed a dark room and are prepared W. Melvin Murphy , Mr. Washington has been in durance i come and enjoy the day. be raised; and that steps be taken to Charles M. White, Crescent vile fox several months and upon ar­ Edwin A. Primer, Pastor. to Develope and Print in Short Time eliminate the evils of the saloon busi­ Jeff Davis *' raignment Thursday morning, pleaded ness at Moapa and the prevention of In view of the fact that there have not guilty. His trial was set for the raignment and his whereabouts is un­ IN TODAY—OUT TOMORROW the sale of liquor to Indians. Also that been indictments returned by the 6th. W. R. Thomas will represent him known. The bail bond was declared the City of Las Vegas adopt health grand jury there may be work to keep in court, forfeited and a bench warrant issued We Carry an up-to-date Line of Kodaks & Supplies ordinances. the jurors here for several days. Thompson was out on $3,600 bail fue- for the arrest of the defendant. •-nished by Dan Hickey, J. T. McWill­ The jury completed their labors and iams and Chas. E. O'Neill. The defend­ filed their first report as published in Cheney Drug Co., ant was not present in court for ar- another column, Saturday morning. Griffith Block MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION

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SQUIRES, EDITOR. •tlnct of Rsfcrrlng Practical Mat­ ters to 'Others. 8AME OLD GAME WORKED WITH TEST OF "WHAT'8 THE U8E" FOF LAS VEGAS NEVADA SLIGHT VARIATIONS. THE 8ELF-8ATISFIED. He had the poet's instinct for leav­ ing practical matters to others, tat CHANGE IN COLOR OF EYES his fatherin-law-to-be did not know this. Grocer "8elle" Hia Plaoe to 8tranger, a •» c Here Are • Few Pertinent Suggectlont By No Means Uncommon, and Easily I "Look here, young fellow," he said. Then Places Hia Money In a for Dally Living That Will Help to Accounted For, According I'T think It's about time tho date ot Trunk—Presto, Finds Brick Make You and Your to Surgeon. your marriage with my daughter was In IU Stead. Friends Happier. -— fixed." *" -_. * The possibility of a man's eyei "Yes, perhaps," the young man Denver, Colo.—Evidently they're Tbat old cry of "cui bono" is sup­ changing as the remit of mental agreed. "But I am leaving thai en- still being born at the rate of one a posed to be the hallmark of tbe pes­ shock or physical 111 treatment wa« tlrely to Ermyntrude." minute. Working the old bewhiskered simist, but many a self-satisfied on* the subject of an Interesting discus I "Ah! Ia It to be a quiet or a stylish terne, an Italian sharper swindled would do well to put the test ot sion by a number of surgeons in the J wedding?" J Ctetetopber Kayas, owner of a gro* "What's the use" to her daily living. eye ward of one of the great London *l think, sir," answered the young cery -t0T8 nere» out of.li-00. What's tbe use of Stinting so hard hospitals. j man quietly, "I can leave that safely Kayas was visited by the crook <: i«X:*sa»i»S*>amtmmmli.n^wtl.i> t ' : for a rainy day that you get no fun One of the surgeons stated: "It Is in the hands of Mrs. Bullion." early ln the morning. He claimed he out of the passing sunny ones? This wa8 a rea common knowledge that great phys- "Yes, quite so," nodded Mr. Bullion. | * estate agent and desired Li,-.-. . t •**?¥?' '"• was tho motto of tbe late Edwin Ab­ leal hardships may suddenly turn ths "But a young fellow generally hasito Purchase the grocery Store. An of- bey, and the woman who prides ben ter VR8 m T^Pffimmfn. 7' . halr white. The loss of color here some idea with regard to the expenses ' "* -de which the owner re- " •"'""•JL. eraax*i- c GeZZOP 2iZ&sV& chance she stands of success. sented to the French Minister of Pub­ he bad been duped and refused to re­ lic Instruction. At tbe famous cafe What's the use of spending money port the matter to the authorities. A CUADOR has a treasury of to produce a drink tbat suits the taste on skin specialists and digestive tab­ de la Regence there meet daily and friend, however, notified the police. wealth in her vast cacao groves. ot the public catered to. Dutch cocoa nightly groups of chess players who lets while dallying with the things you Cacao is cocoa. It ls also ls sold largely in England, English shouldn't eat? bave formed themselves into an as­ chocolate. Botanists and phi­ meets with favor ln the United States, sociation known as the Chess Federa­ Fond Mamma—Now, here's baby's What's the use of playing young photograph. Do you see the resem­ $500 TO FIND RALPH JACKSON E lologists have been telling the while American and French chocolates when the years have you in their grip t tion of the Cafe de la Regence. Here blance to me? public that the correct way to write sell all over the world. The ever-in­ Age is not so unlovely that the aging tbe most important class champion­ Family of Kansas Teacher, Who Was cocoa is cacao, but the ruling of tbe creasing consumption of chocolate-cov­ should treat It as a disgrace. Far ships ln Paris are decided. The com­ Mr. Malaprop—Why, nothing could be plainer! Soon to Wed, Offers Reward advertising man commands a wider ered candies and its use as a flavoring better a charming old woman than b mittee of the association bave just for Information. reading than tbe decisions ot scien­ extract guarantees a progressive mar­ pitiable mimicry of youth. approached tbe minister with the re­ tists, so as long as the public ls ad­ ket for the cacao bean, a market tbat What's the use ot getting down oo quest tbat a series of chess manuals, A Bravle Man. Patience—I really believe that Fred Wichita, Kan.—After two weeks ot monished to "Drink fulanos cocoa" in will be made more accessible to the your luck? There is nothing like a whicb tbey themselvves have select­ Is a brave fellow. most diligent searching by scores of two-foot type on every billboard, the owners of the large cacao estates tbat smile to boost you out of the mire. ed, shall be distributed with other Patrice—Why so? men, who have turned over every fashion in the name will favor tbe lat­ cover Ecuador with the opening of What's the use of kicking? It does­ - books as prizes at the end of the "I told him to be careful, that mi­ brush pile and combed every field in ter spelling. Outside of English-speak­ the Panama canal. n't make life any sweeter to think school term to the pupils of the va­ crobes came from kissing." this part of the country, no trace of ing countries the scientific spelling The Panama Hat. yourself a victim—nor does it increase holds. rious lycees. The chess players are "And he wasn't afraid?" the missing. Ralp Jackson has been The Panama hat is made in Panama your popularity. anxious that a knowledge of tbeir fa­ "Nothing. He said he was from Mis­ found. Chocolate Is different in derivation. This statement would not have been What's the use of cultivating auto­ vorite game should penetrate among souri—he had to be shown." When this young man, alumnus of It is a corruption of a similar sound­ true several years ago, for although mobile tastes on a walking income? the younger generation, conscious as And did you show him?" Chicago university and the Friends ing Aztec word which, translated lit­ this special style of straw bat was There's joy and health in a good walk they are of the Importance of chess "Gee! I didn't have to. He said university ot Wichita and teacher of erally, meant "water from the choco." universally designated "Panama" It if you once fight the speed craze. ln building up character and forming he'd tried hard to find some, but he mathematics in the' Sterling (Kan.) Cortes transcribed tbis word as cacao, was manufactured in the province of What's the use of striving for the the mind. The minister has grant­ couldn't see any!" '~Vf,.-~ high .school, stepped off a Santa Fe and this completes its etymology. Tbe Manabl, Ecuador, where it passed un­ big puddle when you would bo so ed the request, and France may ex­ train ln this city he apparently difference in spelling has led to a der the native name of "jlpljapa." mucb happier in the small one. Learn­ pect to see grow up among tbem a Revenge! stepped out of the world. useful trade distinction. Cacao now But a president of the Panama repub­ ing one's limitations saves heartache. generation of chess devotees, just as "Say, alderman, I wish you'd get m« The only thing that might possibly signifies the raw and cocoa the fin­ lic, realizing the Inconsistency of not ' What's the use of reading.reams oo it ls now nurturing a generation of a job as a dog catcher." Indicate that he intended to disappear ished product. Chocolate Is a varia­ producing an article that paraded so the thinning process with a taste for football players.—Paris Correspond­ "Ar© you out of a job?" Is tbat he drew all his money, about tion which will be explained later. extensively under his country's name, candy and potatoes fully gratified? ent London Globe. "No, but I'll quit the work I'm doing' $65, from a Sterling bank before he The cacao bean must not be con­ set about encouraging the cultivation Equally, what's tbe use of a fortune in now if you get me that job." j took the train for Wichita. Two per- fused with the coca, the plant of Peru of Carludovlca palmato, the shrub stays and uncurbed appetite and lazi­ Wesley and the Church of England. "Ever have any exeprience as a dog sons, however, refuse positively to which yields a leaf chewed by the which furnishes the toquilla straw for ness? It is quite wrong to say John Wes­ catcher?" , give any significance to this. They are Indians for its stimulating properties tbe hats, imported weaving teachers What's the use"of slipshod work? ley "was turned out of the Church of "I don't need any experience; I've Miss Mabel Coppick of Enid, Okla, due to the cocaine content; nor with from Ecuador, established a school, This is an age that demands our England." There are those who main­ tbe cola nut of West Africa, whicb got tho Incentive. I'm a letter car-.1 .who m he was to marry this fall, and and so encouraged the "Infant Indus­ best; if we give counterfeit we pay a tain, and with some show of authority, rier." resembles it in a slight degree chem­ try" that today Panama has every counterfeiter's penalty. tbat he never left the Church of Eng­ the girl's brother, a schoolmate and ically; nor yet wltb the cocoanut, to chum of Jackson. right to stand godfather to tbe jlpl­ What's the use of sham of any kind? land. It is true the church closed its Paternal Wisdom. which it has no relation. japa hat. One need/"not be brutally rude to be pulpit to him, and he himself broke This brother has been most Indus­ "Pa, how much is a peck of trou­ trious of all the searchers. He an­ The cacao tree is indigenous to Mex­ It is a mistake to suppose that the sincere. It is the untrained taste that away from some of the traditions of ble r ico, Central America, and part of prefers ormolu to the gold nugget the Church of England, but there ls nounced he will find Jackson's body, high price of Panama hats Is the re­ "Apparently it isn't very much, my South America; but has become nat­ sult of the cost of the special straw perhaps ground for the view that he If he Is dead, and will find tbe man uralized in Ceylon, the Philippines, son." himself It he is alive. from which they are made. In fact, Johnny Defines a Good Boy. 'ever left tbe Church of England and "You mean it doesn't take up much Kamerun and the gold coast. Tbus It tbat he regarded the religious body The last person who remembers high import duties and commissions A distinguished visitor was making room, pa?" . Is seen to be an essentially tropical account for the prohibitive prices of which he called into being as a so­ seeing him ls Calvin Knight, a student cultivation growing in areas of 20 a short address to the Sunday school. ciety In full communion with the "Yes. I have known a peck of trou-' friend, witb whom he rode to Wichita the ordinarily good article when pur­ "I am glad to see so many nice mother churcn. Wesley's purpose un­ ble to be carried on the tip of a worn-! that night. When the train arrived chased in the United States; but it is boys and girls assembled here today," doubtedly was not the founding of a an's tongue." bere Jackson told Knight he was go­ true that rich planters along the he began. "You are the kind of boys new church, but the rousing from a ing to walk to a dormitory on tbe Equadorlan coast and in Panama are I like. You know there are several condition of lethargy of the clergy of Refuted on the Face of It. Friends campus to surprise Professor willing to pay $80 or $100 for the fin­ kinds of boys. There are boys that his own church. The value of Wes­ "I've got the dramatic critic at Truesdall, a particular friend when be est hats made, and tbese are seldom are always punctual at school, always ley's work as a religious and social last!" exclaimed Mr. Stormington seen in northern countries. A hat ot have their faces and hands washed* Barnes. "I can prove the unreliabil­ was in college here. Although the reformer is everywhere acknowledged campus ls two miles from the depot, the very best quality is so pliant and always know their lessons and never and recognized today. ity of his observations." flexible that it can be folded and car­ .play hookey. We call they good boys. "Wbat has he done?" Jackson picked up his suit case and ried tn the pocket without tbe slight­ trudged away towards IL "Tben there are tbe boys that like Wood-Eaters. *£?_"-. "Referred to my 'Othello* as a col­ est Injury. One sent to the former [to torture cats and rob birds' nests Wood in a certain form ls a com­ orless performance.'" Prince of Wales could be folded into land bully boys that are smaller than mon and constant article of food In APOLOGIZES AFTER 15 YEARS a package no larger tban a watch. 'themselves and steal apples from the all sections ot Siberia where tbo Wasn't Near Enough. The raw material, or toquilla straw, grocery stands and smoke cigarettes Yakut lives. Bluff—I understand that Jones waa Wife and Daughter Told Him to Do out of which the Panama hats are and all that sort of thing. These we North of Verchoyansk, except ln a let in on the ground floor In Smith's His Own Mending and He made, and wblch supplies those quali­ call bad boys. Yes, tbere are several financial scheme of 50 per cent, profit T few sheltered valleys, there ls little T Quits House. ties which make for compactness, kindF of boys. Now perhaps you can food, aside from tbat afforded by flsh, 8 that so? lightness, durability, elasticity, and tell mo wbat kind of boys go to Sham—He got in on tho ground tban that furnished by the larch. Tbe Kansas City, Mo.—Cornelius Schroe- Palm From Which Hats Are Made. the waterproof properties ot the fin­ heaven?" natives eat It. however, because-tbey floor all right, but the trouble was der tore a hole in his trousers fifteen ished article, grows chiefly ln Ecua­ Up went Johnny's hand like a flash. like It Even ln sections where flsh that he found the cellar already full years ago at Inman, Kan. He asked degrees on either side of tbe equator. dor, although It is also found ln Co­ "Well, my little man, said the may be had wood usually forms part —Judge. his wife and four daughters to mend Altitude has a direct Influence on lombia and in the) forests of the upper visitor, smiling complacently and nod­ of the native's evening meal, as the them. suitability of location for cacao culti­ Amazon. The shrub Is from six to ding his head at Johnny, "what kind many cleanly stripped larch logs near What a Question? "If you want them mended, do It vation, the plantations lying ln a plane ten feet high and thrives best ln hot of boys go to heaven?" every hut testify. "An eastern newspaper asks, "Are yourself," Schroeder says bis wife told from 650 to 2,600 feet high. and humid regions. It is fan shaped, "Dead ones!" shouted Johnny at The natives strip off the thick lay­ waiters tired of taking tips?" him. The tree was originally a wild ever­ resembling the saw palmetto, the qual­ the top of his voice. ers immediately under the bark of a "Ha! Have we any reason to believe "I mended them, but I was so mad green, growing from 16 to 40 feet high ity of tbe straw varying mucb in dif­ larch log. and. chopping It fine, mix that cats no longer care for mice and tbat I left the house and told them and bearing a fruit tn which the seed? ferent localities, and in this variation bald-headed bachelors have ceased tf lie burled in a cucumber-shaped pod is based the difference In cost of tbe Ruskln as a Grocer. It with snow. It ls tben boiled in a tbat I would never return until tbey Ruskin was once a grocer. In 1874 kettle. Sometimes a bit of fish roe ls bavo any eye for chorus girls?" apologized." five to ten inches long and three to woven Panama bat. The price of the four inches thick The seed, which is raw material depends upon the place he opened a shop in Paddingtoo added, and in tbe southern sections Schroeder came to Kansas City and street, Notting Hill, in order, as ho cow's milk or butter —Harper's Week­ A New Industry. was arrested for fighting. An account tbe raw cacao of commerce, resembles of production, color, length, thickness "Signed up as yet?" asked Actor a thick almond to size and shape. and number of threads to tbe strand announced, "to supply the poor witb ly. of bis arrest was read by his daugh­ pure tea in packets as small as tbey Yorlck Hamm. ter, Mrs. Lizzie Austin of Gage, Okla, When ripe the pods are cut from tbe or skein of the freshly gathered straw. wnere tne Fire waa. "Not yet," responded Actor Hamlet tree by means of a queer forked knife chose to buy, without making a profit who wrote, offering to apologize and It was formerly stated that Panama on the subdivision, large orders being, Sleeping during the sermon is a Fatt sending her father a ticket if be with a curved blade on one side, set hats were woven under water, wbicb ley poor compliment to tbe preacher, but on the end of a long pole. This odd ot course, equally acceptable from Then how do you eat-?" would come to her. Schroeder went is not strictly true, although the straw anybody who cares to promote honest It is not often that the man ln tbe 'I'm a professional Bohemian at a to police headquarters, read the Implement serves to remove the fruit must be kept thoroughly moistened pulpit turns the occasion to such ef­ from the tree without Injury. Tbe dealing." The shop did not attract Bohemian restaurant." daughter's letter and decided to gc while ln the hands of the weaver. A Ruskin complained in Fors Clavigera fective use as did Jobn Wesley. Tbe back. Schroeder is seventy-three pods are gathered ln heaps and left skilled manipulator of toquilla will apostle of Methodism was preaching, that "the poor only like to buy their Magnificent Opportunity. years of age. His wife died several on the ground tor a day or two before complete one hat tn five or six months, while many of his hearers slept. Sud­ they are judged fit to be cured. tea where it is brilliantly lighted and "I don't see any sense in referring to rears ago. working always in tbe late twilight or eloquently ticketed, and as I resolute­ denly be started them by a loud early dawn, the only .time available cry of "Sire! Fire!" There was a the wisdom of Solomon," said the man The process of curing is an extreme­ ly refuse to compete with my neigh* momentary panic among the congre­ smartly. "He had a thousand wives." ly delicate one and to a great.extent for making the best grades of Pana­ boring tradesmen either ia gas or rhet­ "Yes," answered the woman tartly, Lawsuit Over Bones. determines the flavor and quality of mas. gation, and a man cried out, "Where, Valparaiso, Ind.—When William oric, tho patient subdivision .of my sir? Where?" "In hell," the preach­ "he learned his wisdom from them." the finished product Fermentation Most of tbe hats are« bought ap by parcels passes little recognized as an Hubbard was digging a ditch through and drying- are the two main steps and er replied, "for tbose who sleep un­ the farm of Mrs. Zada Cooper, be native traveling buyers wbo go from advantage by my uncalculating pub­ der tbe preachine of th-» Word." Impossible. naturally follow shelling and breaking. village to village, picking up tbo out' lic." Tbe shop soon closed down and "Plimper asked Miss Hefty to found some bones of a mastadon. He Analyses of the cured bean show ______be appropriated them, saying the state put, which is eventually exported to tbe grocery trade lost the most dis­ bis little wife." that it ls rich In fats, albuminoids, Europe and tbe United States, al­ tinguished representative it ls ever Tiles Made by Saxons. "What an absurd question." ditch laws allowed him to do so. Mrs. caffeine, and theobromine, whieh lat­ Cooper bas brought action against though tbere is always a steady de­ likely to possess.—London Chronicle. In the north of Staffordshire, with­ "Why so?" ter "drink of the Gods" gives to cacao mand for Panamas in ail Latin Amer­ in tbe parish boundaries of Stoke-up- "She weighs at least 200 pounds." him for $1,500, which she says is tbe and chocolate their real- character. value of the bones. ica. These hate have proved to be oil-Trent, lies the district called tho Chocolate differs from cocoa In that the ideal head covering tor warm Observing the Proprieties. Potteries. Though little la known at Her Reason. tbo. "cocoa butter," a fat tbat la con­ weather or tor use in tropical coun­ "Everybody starts in to say some­ tho earliest daya of its history it ls "Why didn't you ask tor your transf e. tained In the nibs of tbe beans, ls tries. Tbey are comfortable, light, of­ thing when I begin to play," protest­ certain tbat tiles were made there by Indian Attacks Brother. as you entered the car?" demanded Cbicago.—Joe Mexicaaa, a Sioux In- part of" the flrst compound, but Is fer protection from tbe sun's rays, are ed tbe distinguished musician. the Saxons, aa some have been found tbe conductor. "Because I saw a scat avoided la the latter. Impervious to water, and last Indefi­ "Yes," replied Mrs. Cumrox, "peo­ during excavations made in recent lian, got mad because a red brother and wanted to get it before tbo man wouldn't bave a drink nor speak a Cocoa is really a factory product nitely. A good Panama may be cleaned ple are so stupid. Just because I call times, and fragments ot cooking aad It a piano recital everybody seems behind ne could get to it," tho woman j & -j* . Police rescued pieces ol and the cured bean ls treated differ­ and cleaned again year after year domestic utensils, probably of Roman wot t0 m ently In different countries, la order without deteriorat* to teal sailed upon to recite." origin were discovered there also. replied, calml. tab wooden Indian. PRESIDENTIAL CHOICE EQUAL SUFFRAGE FOR . COAST HAPPENINGS MAYBE SHOWN MAY 14 8TATE OF NtVADA? TELEGRAPHIC NEWS SACRAMENTO, Jan. 31.—California PRESIDENT TAFT RENO, Jan. 31.—Tbe campaign of partisans, Republicans, Democratic Nevada women for equal suffrage and Socialist, will be permitted to ex­ rights was begun in earnest Monday, MIRRORED HERE press their preference for presidential wben two speeches on "votes for wo IN PARAGRAPHS candidates for their respective parties men" were made before tbe Women's on may 14. m ?T0 OPEN ALASKA Suffrage League of Nevada. The flrst BRIEF OUTLINE OF CURRENT EVENTS This follows the adoption by the was delivered by Mrs. Henry Stanl- GLEANED FROM NUMEROUS SECTIONS state legislature of tbe Young assem­ sawsky a,t tbe University of Nevada bly bill providing for a presidential and the second by Miss Anna Mai tin ! ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE preference primary. The law was WILL SEND MESSAGE TO CONGRESS ON SUBJECT—WANTS COMMISSION TO OF BOTH HEMISPHERES • 'Vs*r before the Twentieth Century club. drafted somewhat hastily, and is com­ There were large audiences at both plicated by much verbiage and soms SUPERVISE ALL LEASINGS-CONSERVATION TO BE URGED lectures. uncertainty as to just what the -Ceedeased Resume ef tbe Week's Happenings Nevada women bave an organiza Dispatches Rctariig Developments Fro* Ik framers were trying to accomplish, but tion throughout the state and an Governor Johnson and his advisers planning a very aggressive Oatside World Stripped d Unnecessary Covermg Event, of Iiterest Pm Neaifcy have practically guaranteed that the Wonld Build Federal Railway-More Iiieral Appropriations for Road campaigi. for "votes for women." Details ud Presented • Brief Places—Will Allow Rapid Scunag kinks will be taken out and the law and Trail Construction-Reservation of Coal Lands so as to Before the question is placed befpr* made effective for this Important pres­ the voters it must be passed by thc idential election year of 1913. . Provide for Future Needs of the U. S. Navy i legislature the second time. The suf Shipments Are Short In substance the law provides for a fracists were successful in the legisla 300 Pianos to Burn REDLAND8. Jan. 31. — Counting primary, to be held the second Tues­ ture last year. ATLANTIC CITY, X. J., Jan. 30.— their total shipments for tbe season, day in May of each presidential year, WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—President plan is one that has aroused much op Three hundred old square grand Redlands fruit men find they have at which the voters who have declared Taft's next message to congress will position in certain congressional cir MORAVIAN LADIES TRY pianos are to go up in smoke here at shipped to date less than half the their party affiliations in registering deal witb conservation of natural re­ des, but after full consideration it it TO CRUCIFY MAN the annual convention of the National quantity of oranges they sent out to may record their choice of a delega­ sources. It is expected It wilt be sent the convict ion of the government tbat Piano Dealers' association in May. the same date last year. This year's tion to go to the national party con­ In next week, and tbe cabinet meeting this plan offers the best solution of ad­ LODZ. Russian Poland, Jan. 29 — total is 501 cars, as against 1,247 last vention and vote for the nomination today was devoted largely lo a consid­ ministration problems. Extension of The arrival of the police prevented a Judgment for One Cent reason. of a given candidate or of a delegation eration of the recommendations to be the principle of territorial indepen­ band of fanatical women from crucify­ KEOKUK, la., Jan. 30.—After being to go uninstructed. made. It developed there ts complete dence and territorial responsibility ln ing a man whom they had adopted as out twenty-four hours, a l.ee county Million-Dollar Rain accord between President Taft and Alaska ts combated because of tbe di­ their savior. jury established a record by returning PORTERVILL-E, Jan. 31. — What COLONIST RATES IN Secretary of the Interior Fisher as to rect federal appropriations that have A new sect was recently formed by a verdict of one cent in favor of W. T. will be known bere in the future as a EFFECT ON MARCH 1 the methods that ought to be adopted! been necessary, and tbe increased ap­ women of the Moravian community. Johnson, who sued D. J. O'Connor for "million-dollar rain" has saved the and legislation that is essential to propriations that are demanded for the They selected a man named Kowiaski, slander. grain crop of this district, started the Colonist rates to California will be safeguard present interests and the in- benefit of the territory. whom they worshiped as their savior. pastures of the foothills, and cheered in effect March 1 to April 15. and etrests of future generations. They urged him to allow himself to be Bathed in Iodine the orange men, the total-precipitation tourists' rates from June 1 to Sept. 30, With the general subject of conver-i To Meet the Situation crucified, so as to enable tbem to prove PITTSBURG, Jan. 30.—The union for twenty-four hours being three, inclusive, according to the decision of sation goes the administration of af­ In view of tbese things, together the truth of tbeir tenets by his resur­ high schol in Knoxville, a suburb, is -quarters of an inch. the Transcontinental Passenger asso­ fairs in Alaska. Indeed, it is with re-| with the comparatively small and rection. Kowlaski's faith wavered, and nearly depopulated as the result of a This ls the heaviest rain of the pres ciation, at Chicago. The colonist spect to Alaska that the most pressing widely scattered population and the he strenuously opposed the carrying wholesale student suspension, follow­ ont season. rates wilt be $25 from Missouri river demands for conservation legislation inadequate means of telephone and tel­ Out of the suggestion to crucify him. ing a "party" at which a score of points, $32 from the Mississippi, and are Involved. egraph communication, it is held that Thirty determined women took his freshmen were given a thorough bath the commission form of government Chinese Threats $33 from Chicago, with corresponding The Recommendations house by storm, and • were proceeding In iodine by upper classmen. rates farther east. would best meet, the existing situation. with preparations for the crucifixion STOCKTON. Jan. 31.—District At It has been decided to recommend The main argument against the com­ torney E. P. Foltz received a commu­ The summer tourist rates will be substantially as follows: when tbe police arrived. Ionian Isles Shaken by Quake the same as last summer, except ex­ mission system has been that it would ATHENS, Jan. 29.—Terrific earth­ nication Tuesday from tbe Oriental Construction by tbe federal govern­ mean the exploiting of Alaska by pri­ quarter threatening him with assassi cursions of the Mystic Shrine, April ment of a central trunk line railroad KEEPERS CARRY IN8ANE quakes have wrought fearful havoc in 27 to May 3; Woman's clubs. June 12 vate interests on a greater scale than nation if he does not cease his cru from tidewater to the Tanana and the OUT OF BLAZING HOME, tbe Ionian isles, according to belated to 20; Grand Army of the Republic, before. Tbe administration, however, dispatches reaching here today. sade against gambling in Chinatown. Yukon, in Alaska. believes this argument fallacious, if The letter states that many Chinamen August 22 to 29. In each case a $50 DANVERS, Mass., Jan. 30.—Fight­ Seventy-three persons are known to fare from Colorado points will be effec­ Passage of a liberal but carefully "proper safeguards" are provided. It make a living selling lottery tickets, guarded leasing law for the develop I is planned to have the commission ing desperately with their keepers, have been killed by the shocks, and and that his actions are depriving tive, with corresponding rates of in­ who carried them bodily out of the this, according to the dispatches, rep­ crease or decrease from points east or ment of mineral resources, and espe­ consist of appointed representatives of them of their livelihood. Mr. Folta west. Sllll Sfa"f' cially of coal lands. the federal government and locally building, more than a score of violent resents the county of only a few of tbe believes that the letter was forwarded Reservation of a sufficient amount of i elected representatives of the territory patients at the State hospital for the larger cities. in a friendly spirit as a warning to coal lands in Alaska to provide for the ] itself. There is certain to be strong insane here narrowly escaped death in him. It is known that feeling against TO'DECIDE IF PULLMAN 18 future needs of the navy and the min-1 opposition to the plan, but it Is the a fire which early today partially de­ Buried in Molten Motel bim is bitter in the Oriental quarter. FEDERAL OR 8TATE GROUND ing of coal by the government for this, hope of the administration that senti­ stroyed the institution. CANANEA, Sonora, Mexico, Jan. 30. purpose. Several hundred others, who "still re-, —Two men are dead here as a result LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31.—Judge ment will be created sufficient to carry _Br Quarantine Against Mexico More liberal appropriations for the, the system into operation. Alaska talned a mite of reason, were herded of an explosion in the Consolidated SACRAMENTO, Jan. 31.—Proceed­ Wllllft" will have to decide whether a construction of roads and trails in out through the smoke-filled balls like smelter. Reese Lloyd,' formerly of person in a Pullman car is on federal needs help, and Secretary Fisher is un­ ing under the provisions of the Insect Alaska. der no suspicion of being identified so many sheep. Although more than Globe, Ariz., shift boss, and a Chinese pest quarantine law passed by the late or state ground. The question came Adoption of a form of territorial 400 men, whomen and children were in died yesterday from their injuries. up in argument on a writ of habeas with any exploitation of the territory's •extra session, State Horticultural Com­ government in Alaska better adapted resources that is not absolutely in the the building, many of them asleep at Both were covered by molten metal, missioner A. J. Cook declared a quar­ cornus for J. N. Littlejohn. the colored to its remote situation and peculiar the time, not a single life was lost. which splattered over them while they Pullman porter arrested a short ttme public interest, and a vigorous effort antine against Mexico, prohibiting the local conditions. will be made during the present ses­ were at work. shipping of guavas and mangoes and ago on a charge of attempting to $1 LEMON RATE smuggle opium in a suitcase. Of the pros and cons of the leasing sion of congress to overcome old requiring fumigation of oranges system with respect to Alaska the, prejudices and start relief on a prac­ AFTER FEBRUARY 15 Airship Line in 1915 shipped in by rail or steamer. Littlejohn's attorney claims that the country has been Informed fully here­ tical basis. :7Sw\ §111 NEW YORK. Jan. 30.—C. H. The- This is the first quarantine order matter is one for the federal authori­ tofore. The commission government] LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31.—Unless the walt, pilot of the German airship Par­ Issued by the state with the sanction ties to thresh out, and that the State railroads appeal to the commerce sifal, arrived here on the Hamburg- ot the governor since the passage of courts have no jurisdiction. Deputy court, the $1 lemon rate recently fixed American liner Victoria Louise on his the new law, and it is aimed at the District Attorney Hammond contend­ LOVE LETTERS 50c PER FRANCO-ITALIAN DI8PUTE by the interstate commerce commis­ way to Japan to construct five dirigi­ •orange fly of Mexico. ed that as Littlejohn was arrested by TO BUILD CLUBHOU8E NEARING A SETTLEMENT sion as against the $1.15 rate demand­ ble balloons for the Japanese army. city officers, the matter was one for ed by the roads will become effective He will attempt to establish an airship Largest Opium Joint in West the courts here. Judge Willis found CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Jan. 30.— ROME. Jan. 29.—Further progress Feb. 15. This will mean that the trust line between San Francisco and Los LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31.—Since the the problem too knotty for immediate "Writing love.' letters to order, B0 toward reaching an amicable settle­ fund, amounting to nearly $400,000, Angeles during the Panama exposition. arrest of Quong Woo of Cucamonga bv decision, and took the matter under cents apiece, and all names held In ment of the Franco-Italian dispute created by the shippers to provide for Inspector Salter of the federal immi­ advisement. strict confidence," is one of the many growing out of tbe seizure of French the payment of the extra fifteen cents May Open Oil Lands gration service the department claims unique methods adopted by the Mount vessels in the Mediterranean was demanded by the railroads in case the WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—More than to have discovered that Woo had one TEXAS FARMER8 EMPLOY Holyoke college girls to raise money made today, and all danger of an in latter won their fight for the higher 18,000,000 acres of public lands now of the largest opium joints in the DYNAMITE FOR "PLOWING" toward the erection of a clubhouse on ternational mixup is now believed to rate, will be distributed to its contribu­ withheld from settlement because of "West. the college campus. A considerable be past. tors, a saving of much poretnt to the supposed oil deposits will-be available His patrons are said to have been SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Jan. 31.— sum has already been realized on these A series of conferences were held growers of Southern California. This for agricultural entry if a bill favor­ many fashionably dressed women wbo Experiments now being conducted at letters. Should a student desire a let­ between Premier Giolitti, Foreign Min­ fund is now distributed among various ably reported today by the senate com­ paid daily visits by automobile to his various points tn southwest Texas ter from a certain man with which to ister Guilano and French Ambassador banks in Southern California. mittee on public lands becomes law. place. Fan tan games, lotteries, liquor with dynamite for clearang and sub excite the envy of her classmates, she Barrere, and several cypher telegrams It would*permit surface entries, re­ and opium are said to have been the soiling lands for cultivation indicate is easily accommodated. "were exchanged between the French ADDS TWENTY YEAR8 serving oil rights to tne government that the explosive soon may supplant leading attractions. To dodge Into another girl's room \a and Italian governments. TO LIFE OF MAN The case is to be brought before the the Mexican "grubbers" who with ax the early morning and close the win­ The twenty-nine Turks seized on Prisoners Escape Queue Cutting federal grand jury. and mattock have cleared the mes­ dows and turn on the steam costs the board tbe French steamer Manabou WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—According LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31.—Twelve quite, chapparal and shrub growth off girts in bed 25 cents apiece. There are still held in custody at CagHeri, to Dr. Harvey W.- Wiley, chief of the Chinese with pigtails, about the only Blight Kills Cocoanut Trees lands in this part of the state tbat are are also .fixed charges for serving although the Italian government has chemistry bureau, every citizen should ones left in Los Angeles who have not SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31.—The now being cultivated. The dynamite breakfasts in the dormitory rooms on expressed a. willingness to release expect to live fifty-three years . of felt the severing touch of revolution, copra industry of the South Seas is is said to do the work much better and Sunday mornings, darning socks and them. healthy, happy life. He says: are to be sent to San Francisco for threatened with destruction by a tree somewhat cheaper. The dynamite not painting play cards, giving dancing "By preventing contagious and pre deportation. only tosses out the chapparal and lessons and washing dormitory win These twelve have their pigtails be­ blight which is killing whole groves of tears out the roots of the mesquite, but GERMAN COURT OBJECTS ventable diseases, particularly among cocoanut trees, according to C. C. Poul- dows. H'jiS? TO AMERICAN "INVASION" infants under one year old, we can cause they bave been in captivity in etr, a Mormon missionary, who ar- leaves the subsoil in splendid condi­ raise the average expectation of life the Los Angeles county jail and the tion. Large live oak trees, too, are young revolutionists who recently con­ -rived from Tahiti on the steamer Mari­ completely demolished by the charges NAPA HOSPITAL PROBE BERLIN. Jan. 29.—There is indigna­ from the thirty-three years given us posa. CONTAINS 600 PAGES by the mortality statistics to fifty- ducted a queue-cutting crusade have Although the ravages of the blight The subsoillng experiments show the tion in the American colony here at three years. Personal hygiene and not been able to get to them. appeared some months ago, and the ground broken to a depth of about SACRAMENTO, Jan. 31.—Six hun­ the protest appearing in tonight's care will give us the balance. The hatred of the revolutionists attention of the French government three feet, much deper than would be dred pages of testimony, transcribed Tageliche Ranischau and believed in­ against the queue has been so strong was directed to it and aid asked lest possible with traction engine and from the investigation conducted at spired by the kaiserin. Of the large that the police say the Chinese who the disease spread among the different heavy discs, and at far less cost. the Napa state hospital by John F. number of Americans attending the persist in wearing them are now in last court ball, Ambassador Leishman ostracism. Islands of the French colonies, Poulter Neylan of the state board of control, introduced twenty-five of his compa­ PLAN TO BETTER declares that the matter received no which resulted in the resignation of triots. This number tbe paper consid­ consideration. ALL CHINAMEN Superintendent Dr. E. E. Stone and ers too many. It says: "This breaks' THE HUMAN RACE To Probe White Slave Traffic three, members of the board of man­ all records. The court marshal, while LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31. — The Rebellion Grows agers! have been placed in the hands not objecting to Americans, would like United States authorities, through RIVERSIDE, Jan. 31.—The effort of LOSE QUEUES of Governor Johnson. to be given a chance of making selec­ Captain Charles T. Connell of the im­ the blgh schol boys of Riverside to The contents of the transcript are tions from among the ambassador's CONGRESS OF MOTHERS STARTS migration service, assisted by his have the schools closed because of held secret until the governor makes proposals." IMPORTANT CAMPAIGN corps of deputies, have begun an in­ his report, which is expected this vestigation of the alleged white slave the compulsory vaccination order is­ MANY 8TRUGGLE8 WHEN TIME A similar protest was made during sued by the board of health received week before he leaves for the East. traffic. HONORED CU8TOM ENDS the tenure of office of Ambassador Perfect Babies and Fewer Deaths and Inspector Connell said that the gov­ considerable impetus Tuesday, when Hill. a meeting of ministers, lawyers and REBELS ON VERGE OF Other Calamities Predicted as Re­ ernment would sift the matter thor­ the student body endorsed the move­ sult of Propaganda Emanat­ oughly, and that the cases would be Policemen Stationed at Street Corners CONFISCATING RAILWAYS BELIEVE CUMMINS IN ment. The petition being circulated ing From Boston brought before the federal grand jury by the boys has been signed by more Remove Long Braids—All Protes­ NANKING, Jan. 29.—President Sun PACT WITH T. R. at the earliest possible date. than 900 property holders, but still re­ tations In Vain—Nanking Is Yat Sen and his advisers are frantical­ Connell has been working in con­ quires about 600 to become effective, Filled With Hair ly endeavoring to raise cash to con­ OYSTER BAY, X. Y., Jan. 30 — BOSTON". Mass.. Jan. 30.—Perfect junction with the Los Angeles police, the law stating that 1,500 signers are- tinue the war of rebellion. The re­ Colonel Roosevelt, although he refuses babies, with the result of fewer and may be supplied with the findings necessary to close the schools. Tbe public is reported on the verge of con­ to put his word behind the fact, is not deaths, suicides, crimes, hospitals, di­ of tbe grand jury to assist him in fur­ high school boys have employed an at­ NANKING. China, Jan. 29.—It has fiscating all financial institutions, rail­ scared by the Cummins bugaboo any vorces and prisons—this is the aim of ther search. torney to represent them, but they gone—that picturesque appendage of roads and steamship lines, with a more than he is frightened by the ac­ a country-wide campaign of "child wel­ have been advised by several promi­ Johp Chinaman bas gone in Nanking. promise of ultimate indemnity, in tivities of LaFollette, Whom he regards fare" which the National Congress of Missionaries Declare Foreigners Safe nent men to use care In proceeding to Li Ab-nung, Cheu Ah-sing and Wang order to secure money to facilitate the only as a man with an ambition. It Mothers is inaugurating. This Febru­ SAX FRAXCISCO, Jan. 31.—Mis­ a legal Issue. Ah-ilng roam the narrow streets of war. General Hsu, the republican is believed here—and not without foun­ ary the campaign will be inaugurated. sionaries returning from China, their three-thousand-year-old city with chief of staff, is feverishly active. Or­ dation for the opinion—that a definite In every town, city and village, meet­ whence they were compelled to fie*, City Attorney to Make Visalia "Dry" a sheepish look in their almond eyes, ders have been sent to Hankow, Wu understanding exists between Roose­ ings will be held. At lectures, discus­ until order may be restored, arrived VISALIA, Cal., Jan. 31.—City Attor­ a sickly smite upon their yellow face, chang, Hanyang and Shanghai to pre­ velt and Cummins to the end that, no sions, luncheons, circles—everywhere*, here on the liner Tenyo Maru. ney Milter has issued a formal notice and no pigtail dangling down their pare to enroll thousands of soldiers. matter how far the latter may go be­ —the topic will be "better babies and All reported that it now seems rea­ that all rumors to the effect that the back. Training schools are planned.- Orders fore the convention, the name of better, men and women." sonably certain that the missionaries city authorities contemplate allowing The rumor is now current tbat the will be placed Immediately for arms Roosevelt in the convention will be The plan is tbe result of years of have succeeded' in making the coast shipment of intoxicating liquors to in­ queue must go. Two months ago, when and ammunition, it is said. the signal for a rallying of Cummins study. It alms to give women a com­ in safety. dividuals for use in their homes, or rumor had it that Djang Hsun's sol­ delegates to the ex-president's stands prehensive understanding of how they Those arriving on the Tenyo came expect to allow tbe storing of liquors diers would cut off seven heads for 'HERO FUND" FOR TARS ard. may be able to give their children a from Hunan and made the trip down in private residences, are without every chicuen that dared to crow with­ WHO WED IS PLANNED better heritage of better health. the Yangtse river in safety, although in the city wails at the rising of the MISGUIDED GENERAL REYES Ailments, athletics, mental and phy­ there was some danger from the rapids authority. __•_.• sical culture, all will enter into the "My instructions from the city om- next morning's sun, the chickens went. NEW YORK, Jan. 30.—Any sailor on SPARED BY MADERO of the Yuen river, a tributary of the So last night the queue-cutting began. Uncle Sam's battleships who is brave proposed training for mothers. The Yangtse. clals are to make tbe city "dry," and I mothers will be instructed in the phy­ intend to do so. Formal notice bas Many Cropped Heads enough tb sign for a voyage in the At the time they were at Hankow It was today, however, that the bark of matrimony will hereafter be SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Jan. 31 — sical care of infants, and especially the fighting was not going on. and been sent to the railroads and express Gen. Bernardo Reyes will not be shot in the needs for absence of all that every effort was being made by the companies calling their attention to reign of the queue really ceased in our rewarded with a substantial '*&$ city. The Chinese, with their hats fund" from bis shipmates. The forma­ for inciting a rebellion against tbe may impress itself injuriously upon foreign powers to protect the lives of the terms of the law and the pro­ pulled down close over their ears, and tion of these marriage organizations Mexican government. That opinion is the. tender mind of the mere baby.:. any foreigners that were effecting their vision which forbids shipment of their coarse, straight black hair crop­ started on the battleship Maine, and expressed by President Madero in a Among the far-reaching and all-in­ escape to the coast. liquors." it was learned today it has spread to signed communication to the San An­ cluding topics which will be comprised ping out below, defying Djang Hsun. tonio Express. Pay-as-You-Enter Park Betfches who looks with an evil eye upon queue- all the larger vessels in both the At­ in the scope of the work of the con­ Canister to Halt Strikers SAN JOSE, Jan. 31.—NlckeMn-the- less heads. Removing the hat, one sees lantic and Pacific fleets. The plan is Instead, President Madero thinks gress are such matters as the follow­ LAWRENCE, Mass., Jan. 30.—Artil­ slot park benches for the comfort ana prudently otrtled up tn a neat knot a to collect $1 from each member of the Gen. Reyes will probably get a sen­ ing: Clothes, food, play, games, ath- lery loaded with grape and canister is encouragement of "spooners" and the little remnant of the once proud queue crew toward a bank account to be tence of from six to eight years in letios, school, home work, hygiene, vo­ being held in readiness to check tex­ discouragement of loafers probably —reserved for emergency in case given the sailor bridegroom and his prison. cational studies, musical training, "art tile strikers who are threatening to soon will make their appearance in Djang Hsun should ever return. bride to start housekeeping witb. In the same communication Presi­ culture, religious needs (although ab­ attack troops guarding the South Law­ public parks in the principal cities of Barbers Board Trains dent Madero says control of the na­ solutely nothing sectarian or restrict­ rence bridge. Horses are harnessed to the coast. A sample pair, the flrst Men, already queue-cut, doffed their tional railways will continue to lie ing is permitted by the congress), four-inch gups, and the artillerymen TREA8URER, SENT TO PRISON vested in and exercised by the Mexi­ home life in its relation to school, manufactured, were tried out In City hats as they approached a queue-cut­ FIFTEEN YEARS, PAROLED are ready to go into action on a mo­ Hall park here, oposite the Auditorium ting corner, or rode along bare-beaded, can government, and he declares he and playgrounds, the proper training ment's notice. The infantry is ready sees a new era of progress for the of voung girls and young boys, tbe to fire if the attack begins. •rink, and made, a big hit with mem­ proud to be exempted from this yoke LANSING, Mich.. Jan. 30.—Governor country. bers'of tbe local park commission, as of the Manchu. Osborn has signed the parole of for leading into older years, college train­ Groups of strikers issued a threat well as students of both sexes, who These self-appointed barbers board­ mer State Treasurer Frank P. Glazier ing, and instruction in the duties of this morning to cross and prevent the are regular patrons of the Auditorium ed the city trains, and before a man of Chelsea. Glasler was sentenced in RAILROADS MUST CARRY motherhood and fatherhood. South Lawrence mills from operating. live-cents dance. The commissioners could leave his queue must go. February, 1910, to serve from ten to BEER INTO "DRY" STATE Mrs. David G. Mears, one of the five Annie Klania. a woman striker, de­ U_vc promised to recommend the in- vice-presidents of the National Con­ clared that other women strikers would _ Presiding Elder Li, who a few fifteen years in Jackson prison for hav­ stallation -' ©f the pay-as-you-enter weeks ago escorted his queueless sons ing converted to his own use state WASHINGTON, Jan. 30*—According gress of Mothers, a prominent woman follow her across despite the presence benches tn public squares and parks. out of the city to a place of safety funds deposited in a Chelsea bank, *o a ruling of the supreme court of the both In society and in clubs, here and of troops stationed there to prevent —Tbe bench--is operate«t4**y means of when—Djang Hsun held queueless wbicb he controlled and which failed. United States today, beer is a com- in New-York, is the xJiairman of the tbem. The soldiers bave been ordered a slot at one end of the seat. The heads at a premium, happened to be The parole was advised by JudgO modfty, and railroads must carry it committee. Prominent among the to shoot tb kill if such an attempt is dropping of a coin releases a lock, and returning to the city on this very day. West, who sentenced Glazier, and by when offered for transportation from Massachusetts workers is Mrs. Walter made. The bridge is part of the dead the bench revolves slowly into posi­ Before he could reach home he was three well-known physicians, who gave one state into "dry" counties of an­ Merryman of Haverhill, who is the line that has been formed by the sol­ tion, locking automatically when held up and his own queue cut, and tbe opinion that Glazier wauld die un­ other state, regardless' of tbe laws of {-resident of the Massachusetts State diers, across which tbe strikers are empty. then he was sent on his way. less repealed. the latter state. Congress. not allowed to go. *-/3/,P-'.*3 LASVEG-AS AGE den by Wiliora Williams, Ella Coughlin and Francis Enking, three dainty little PROFESSIONAL CARDS Died Suddenly Las Veeas, Clark County, Kovadtv misses who added much to the bright-' 'ness of the scene. The hostess .was as­ Mr. James W. Brilton, father of SCHOOL MONEY CHAS. P. SQUIRES, Editor and Proprietor sisted in receiving her guests by Mes­ Mrs. E. H. Hunting, died suddenly at dames John S. Park. William S. Park, DR. F. W, ELLIOTT I_. I). SM.IT1 I the Natiek Hotel in Los Angelea Sun­ Published every Saturday "and int-r, rt nt Walter It. Bracken, James G. Givens, j Optician. day afternoon, Jany. 14th, from heart APPORTIONED Laa Vega* I'o-ti Hf> 111 111 l lllillU'l of I Funeral Director & Embalmer Roy W. Martin and Charles P. Squires. failure. He suffered the first attack the -ii-..ml lis i tested mid gtt p-roperly fllied by Permit No. 18 V.State Board limlmluic i'u!UK' nii'l lin-ls about the Christmas holidays while at Subsori ytion Terms I|J! alien .ion given om-of-lowi Monolith, Cal.. but was soon able to be Nevada* ordi-is Statement of Amount Belonging One Year Las Vegas for any sorvic up most of the time. He. was being Six Mu.ilis Musical Evening LADY IN ATTENDANCE taken to the California Hospital in Los Three Months to Each Connty in Mrs. Robert Dillon, assisted by Miss LAS VEGAS HOSPITAL I St, between Fremont and Ogde Angeles by Mr. ar.d Mrs. Hunting at the time of his death. The interment OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Kulil, contralto and Prof. Upwall, vio­ the State linist, will give an entertainment at Trained nurses id constant attwirJsroce. Dial IGttjJwft, was at Cavalry Cemetery, Los Angeles. Qm E. MCCARTHY State Superintendent of Public In­ Fraternal hall on next Tuesday evening, Labratory, X-Ray and all Klectrical Appliance* Mrs. Brit ton returned to this city (of the treatment al both lurgiau and st ruction John Edwards Bray has com­ JUDGE 4TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Feb. 6. COUNTY SURVEYOR with Mrs. Hunting and will make her medical case*. pleted the semi-annual apportionment •Hon. E. J. I.. TABER, - - - Elko. Nevada The following program will be given: Clark Oounty, Nevada home here. Drs. Clark & Martin in Charge. of school moneys to the Counties of the' PROGRAM Manager Laa Vegas and (loudsprings oilh vs state as follows; CLARK COUNTY OFFICERS Papilions ef Fleurs E. Ketterer —ot ihe- COM MISSION KKS (Butterflies and Flowers) county Children Teachers Amount D15. E. E. PARK \H7ALTER M. BROWN j George Wed Churchill 540 27 Chairman The Butterfly Grieg $4,459.32 C. C. RONNOW, DENTIST ENOINEERIKO OO. Clark 662 32 5,336.14 loan M. BUNKER T. A. BROWH Recitation—"Jean Valjean". Mr. George Springmeyer has taken OFFICE, Opera House Block Btiriiag and Consulting Engineers Douglas 320 121-5 2,198.35 Victor Hugo unto himself a wife. The event occur­ .(jtradniitc r f red in Salt Lake City last week and the Elko 1,182 78 1-8 11,974.97 Clerk, H-*_tiv A. HXlfBOSr (From Les Miserables) PeiiiwSRniiin I'.nlls'ne Deiitnl Surgery— Jk-^DepwyJttoeral Survey©*™. Auditor and Records' FRANK A. DOHEKTV Mi't'iiKed Uv'SvVintii state Boar- ft! Examiner*, lady's name was Mrs. Christiana L. Esmerelda 1.021 39 7.022.TO "He Tried to Tell His Wife" Anon . Maps and Reports on Mining, Irrigation atttj Treasurer, ^; _ • UD. W. CLARK Tompkins. • The happy couple were Eureka 295 19 2,931.09 - S. K. WlllTRUSAt) (Humerous Dialogue) i Kf-luniulion Projects Assessor, Wjjj$i$& 1 obliged to cut short their honeymoon Humboldt . 776 45 7.128.06 - SAM GAY •Descriptive Analysis of the Polonaise J. A. J ULrfLiX-K. _U. JJ. LAS ViWAS. OOODSPRINQS, SEARCHLIGHT Sheriff, - - trip owing to pressing business affairs Lander - 329 20 8,130.06 Under-sheriff, ROY T. LOCKEIT Military Polonaise, Opus 4, No. 1 Physician and Surgeon O. .?. VANPELT of Mr. Springmeyer which demand bis Lincoln 504 28 4,487.27 District Attorney, Chopin Private Office Between Fremont and I Justice of the Peace, ,-I . H M. LILLIS presence in Carson City. Lyon 632 28 4,797.30 Valse de Concert Wieniawski Oarson. FRANK A. DOHERTY We take pleasure in conveying to Mineral 169 14 2,042.61 Interlude of Ten Minutes *jL :•"st office udsircss is Search­ Public Land Matters: Final Proof Des­ Notiee is hereby given that Mary I'ishop, of Hiko C. N. Castle 247.99 Mrs. James G. Givens entertained Vi% NW'., Section 10, Township 20 North, light, Clark Cnuniy Nevada, have filed mi ap­ _as Vegas, Nevada, who, oh October IS, 1907, Uange" East, San Bernardino Meridian, has ert Lands, Contests and Min­ Rose Valley P. H. Devlin 279.53 tbe Bridge Club on Tuesday afternoon. plication for patent for the Alibaxter Placet made Desert land entry 499, serial, No. 01167. llled notice of intention lo make Final Proof, ing Cases. Scrip. Alamo H. L. Slack 946.81 The occasion was a very enjoyable one. Mining Claim, situated in Yellow Pine Mining for the EH of the 8E*4 of Sec. 26, T. 21, S., R to establi>h claim to the I«nd above described, Associate Work for Attorneys. Richard District^ Clark County, Nevaila, embracing 62E.; the NEJi of the 8\V'4: tbe NJ£ of the J. W. Richard 263.76 A fragrant cup of tea, salad and sand­ before the Register and Receiver, United States lol.ll neies, taken by legal subdivisions, as fol­ SE!<; lot 3, Sec.80 T. 21 S., and the K% SW^ Highland J. B. Wheeler 287.43 wiches were served as refreshments. Lund Office, at Independence, California, ou lows: Lots 2.3 and 4. the N. E. "4 of thc S. W. >-; Section 29, Township 21 South, Ranee 63 East, the 2ist day of February, 1912 Acoma E. O. Hamblin 255.90 The next meeting of the club will be of the N. \V. X/t. and the N. !^oi the S. E. % of Mount Diablo Meridian, has tiled notice of in* Claimant names as witnesses: Respectfully, with Mrs. E. R. Bailey. tlie N. \V. J4, all of Sec. 1, T. 21 S., R. 59 E.. M. tention to make Final Proof, to establish claim Charles A. Collins, B. G. BLEASDALE D. M. If You to the laud above describes), before Peter Buol, The amended certifleatc of location thereof Fiank C.Seherrer, of Independence, Califor­ United States Comlssioner. at Las Vegas, Ne­ Deputy Supt, Public Instruction, Mrs. J. M. Heaton and Mrs. E. E. is recorded iu the office of the County Recorder nia. have anything you vada, on the Second day ot February, 1912. Fifth District. John W. Wright, Park entertained the Five Hundred of Clark County, Nevada, in Book 2, Mining Claimant names as witnesses: Club very pleasantly at the Heaton Notices, cage 51. - 1||S H. W. Gates, of Tecopa, California '£...- John F. Miller, ot Los Vegas. Nevada. B. F. Bonelli of St. Thomar has been VALENTINE F. GORMAN home on Thursday evening. Scores for LOCIS J. COH****, Register. can't raise John W. Tuck, of " " •' in Vegas on Court business the past First Publication Dec. 23, 1911. Register. Albert Jasson, of " " '' the month were read, Mrs. Harry Coop­ Last Publication 'Feb. 24,1912. First Publication Jan. 6,1912. Ingram C. Johnson, of " i " week. er and Mr. Botkin receiving first prizes Last Publication, Feb. 3,1912. LOUIS J. COHN F. D. Leavitt of Bunkerville is reg­ ahd Mrs. Farnsworth and Dr. E. E. Register. *-=TRY= istered at the Overland. Park consolation. Delicious refresh- First Publication Dec'30.1011 Notice Last Publication Jan. 27,1912 consisting of creamed lobster, wafers, Notice E. A. Wixson, owner of the Wixson Anplication No. 2303 coffee, macaroons and cream puffs were In the District Court. Fourth Judicial District Ranch, has reeurned from i three served. In and for the County of Clark, State of Notice nf Application (or Permission to Ap­ TIME TABUS—^~ Nevada. propriate tbe Public Waters of the State of Ne­ months visit in Denver. In the matter of the Estate of vada. Salt Lake Route. DONALD CAMPBELL Deceased. Notice is hereby given that on the 2Sth day HERGUL Mrs. E. R. Bailey entertained the EAST BOUND—OVERLAND— WESTBOUND Dr. Geo. P. Devine the Goldfield op­ of December, 1911, in accordance with Section ladies of the O. E. S.Jwith a Juvenile Notice of application for Probate of Will and No ! Btx. I tician, is in Vegas for a month's stay. Letters of Administration. 2i. Chapter XXXI, of the Statutes of 190'J, one party on Monday evening which proved Mrs. Alice Pussno of Las Vegas, County of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES, That Mary Camp­ 8:00 pm lv Los Angeles. 7:00 Clark, aud stale of Nevada made application ar am We regret to say that Mrs. Crabill is a great success. The guests all came bell has flled with the Cleik of this Court a 10:5") puil Iv San B'dno.... *:_.*) am to the Stale Engineer of Nevada for permission Iv still very ill at her home. dressed as little girls under 12 years of petition praying for probate of will and that 7:43 fttn " N i*itc.n., ... . " [ 7:47pi n to appropriate the publlo waters of the State 1 age, which fact alone caused merriment letters of administration with the will annex- 8:. 11 & M at 11:35 am " at the rectory, the guest of Rev. and points near the SW corner of KE.l£ o, SEJ4 Sec. Moapa. lv 3:20 pm were all in keeping with the age of her said day, at the District Court room in the 4:35 pni " Caliente- Mt. far I 1:10 pm Mrs. James. town of Las Vegas, County of Clark, or as soon 1T. 22 S R. 61 £., M. D. U <_ M. by means of 6:30 amUr guests and several prizes were award­ pipes and lour cubic Ieet per second is to be Y.0UNT <_ FAYLE t*alt Lake Cy .lv 11:50 pu thereafter as counsel can be heard, said peti Mrs. F. J. PrindiviUe and baby arriv­ ed. Nellie Palmer received a little conveyed to points iu SE% of t>E% Sec.l.T 22 S tion will erne up forbearing, when and where ed early in the week from Los Angeles broom, Delphine Squires a little flatiron, R. 01 E., and lots five aud six. and' the sE'4 of Jean, Nevada any person interested may appear and show to join Mr. PrindiviUe who has been Mary Bell Park a little doll and Flor­ cause why the said petition should not be NWJ4 Sec. 6 T. 22 S. K. 62 E , M. D. Ii &. M. by Los Angeles Limited. granted. ip-IICs means of ditches and laterals, and there used No. 8 here for some time. ence Squires and May Corkhill each an for domestic use. Water not to be returned to Dated Jan'y Kith, 1912. illustrated handkerchief. The refresh- stream. : 10:30 am jlv. Los Anseles., ;ir. HARLEY A. HARMON, Clerk. ^jnents were much enjoyed and each Date of flrst publication .Tan. 27,1912 :^*.i*|jj 2:50 pm I " Still U'tlno... lv. First publication, Jan. 20,1912. 9:10 pm '••• little guest was allowed to carry her Date of last publication Feb. 24. 1912 Last publication, Feb.*), 1912. 9:lu pm b-jLas Vegas} 1 candy napkin ring home as a souvenir, Signed: W. Bt. KEARNEY 12:40 am lv.C'alis*nlo-.\i .T ar excepting the greedy little girl who ate State Engineer CONTINENTAL CASU- 11:40 am lar., S.itt LakuC y lv. hers. That's what yoa fat If yo-x use tha Stevens Repeating bbotgva Ko. 520. The repealing action is so simple Notice | ALTYCOMPANY that you can work it with JBs_y your Las Vogas and Tonopah Bailroad. •bomb a.:d finger. The E. E. Park bome presented a Application No. 2301 *No.l0 tNo.ll No matter how test you pump this Notice for Publication Ask any railroad man gun yoa cannot pos-duiy - ba.lc or beautiful picture on Friday afternoon Notice of Application for Permission to Ap­ 5:05 pmi Las Vet-as, 110:00 am . clog it. when Mrs. Park entertained with a propriate the Public Waters of the State of Ne­ SERIAL 01974 about it. i 3:35 pgi Indian Sp'; •11:38 an. The empty sni the loaded tbelis vada. (ravel by two separate routes. large reception. The guests were re­ Department of the Interior, 2:27 pin Amargosa.. 12:42 pm There Is no chance tor tbem to meet Notice is hereby given lhat on the 26th U. S. Laud OlHiee at Carson City, Nevada 12:45 pm| s-djam. ceived between 8:30 and 5:30 during The only Company Beatty 2:38 pm day of December, 1911, in accordance with Sec Jan. 13.1912 12:10 pml Bhyoliie.... 3:01 pm It year dealer hasn't It, we will I ism 25, Chapter XXXI, of th-; statutes of 1909, working on the old line feed, express prepaid, ea receipt ef which time delightful music on piano Notice is hereby given that George W. Pear­ 9:00 tun ti old field... | 6:00 pm List Price. S17.C0. and violin was rendered by Miss Kra­ the Tecopa Pbw-er Company a Corporation, of son, of St. Thomas, Nevada, who, on June 22, plan that does business Las Vegas, County of Clark, and state of Ne­ Points for the Sharpshooter, mer and Prof. Upwall interspersed by 1906, made Homestead Entry No. 11U9, Scri-t, Hunter and Trapshootcr vada, made application to the State Engineer No. 01974. for S\S% N«'^,' w£$ 8\V»4 and NE}J in every state in the * Daily except Sunday. selections on the victrola. The whole W iitc us and tell as what kind of cf Nevada, for permission to appropriate the SWJ4, Section 13, Township 17 South, Katige 68 Union. t Daily except Monday. •booting yoa are most Interested la house was radient with beautiful blos­ public waters of theStute of Nevada. Such E., M. D Meridian, has filed notice of intention I Amargosa: Automobile leaves Tuesdays. and we will write a letter of advice appropriation is to be mode from Deer Creek, with many valuable pointers let. tha soms and feathery sprays of asparagus to make Final five year Proof, to establish j : Thursdays and Saturdays at 3:02 p. m Hooter and Sharpshooter. We at points NEJ$ of NEJ^ of Sec. Hi, T. 20.8. R. 56 claim to the land above described, before Peter and five fiingered fern. In the living ROBERT GRAHAM : for John nil', I'aliriinip and Manse. will give yoa short cuts to expert E., M. D. B. & M. by menus of a dam and ten Buol, U. S. Commissioner, at Las vegus, Neva. I m'arksman6tiip, which will not room cherry blossoms held sway ar­ cubic feet per second is to be conveyed to only make ) ou a better shot thao da, on the 27th day of February, 1912. BOX L. CALIENTE. For further information, as* anv as_ent you already are trot wilt cat dowa ranged in graceful baskets and wall points in NW)(j See. 27, T 20 S. R 56 E. M. D. B. Claimant names as witnesses: of the L. V. & T. U. R., or Salt Lake - your ammunition bills as well. pockets, with here and there a mass of i!t M. by means of ditch, pipe and flume, aud William sf. Murphy, NEVADA. Route, or address J. M. Heaton, Agent there Used for generating electricl'y. Water { Martin Hi Bunker. j Las Vegas, or huckleberry greenery or bowls of mod­ General Agent and local J. STEVENS to be returned to stream at NWJ^ See. 27, T. 2i George L. Whitney, and T. C. PECK, G. P. A. est violets. In the dining room red S. R. 56 li... M. D. B. & M. Rockstuue Whitmore, all of St. Thomas, Ke-1 Treasurer for Southwest­ ARMS & TOOL CO. S. P., L. A.&S L. R. R. DEPT. S. carnations and jonquils were used ef­ iwie of first ptrtjlii'ttiluii Jan. 'il. 1912. vada. ern Utah and all of Los AiiKstos, Cal., or 2.ICE TheFactory of Precision fectively, and here through-out the Da I c of last publication Feb, 24,1912. Louis J. Colin Signed: Southern Nevada. C. E* BBS-CAM Chicopee Falls, Mass.-* afternoon elaborate refreshments were j Register W. It. KEARXEY, First Publication Jan, 20,1912. Traffic Manager, L. V. & T. R. R. enjoyed. Punch was served" in the State Engineer Last Publication Feb. 17, 1912. MOM Goldfield' Xevada 9**0<>'0-*0<>*0-0<^ ! m^SS^EStSiSSISSr a 33833S33&3SZB FOR RENT:—One 4 and one 3 room B. F. Miller Jr , was up from Search- cottage in Nelson row, Fourth & Og- i light Thursday. Frank has just retorn­ Notice M I den streets. Apply on premises. ed from a loitering spell on Broadway, A Close Shave LOCAL NOTES N.Y. _,£ Frank R. McNamee, counsel for the irntlon No. 224S VmSEESEZSSs Vol ici >f Ap| it ion for PcrmiFsion lo Ap* will be a pleasure at the Handsome *33as*a_ Mra. R. W. Chainey and Mrs. - Alex. j Salt Lake Railroad Company, is attend- | propria] I Pi ic Water.*' of the State of He* Tonsorial Parian of Hot tamales. served at the Oasis. - hig the session of court in this eity. McVeigh Miller of Boston were among vftdft. Tamales, steaming hot, every night | Joe. F. Perkins, one of the promin- thd arrivals at the Oveeland Saturday | Katie*] I hi t-ivon that on the 27th day last. I of Oct iber. 1911. In accordanci e with Section 25, ARNOLD & LISONBEE] at the Oasis. ent men of Overton, was in the county Chapter XXXI, off the Statutes Of 1909. one Everything First Class. All Work Antiseptic, Mrs. Liday has been on the sick Hat seat on grand jury duty the past week, i FrankS. Leavitt of 1Me*-qnife , County of Clark, the past week. B. Crown of Long Beach, who is in- and Slat'* nf _fe.vi.dha made Application- to the Baths und Shoe Shining Parlor In Connection New Clark County Map Stale Engineer of XfeViid< a for permission to ap­ Mrs. R. E. Knox has been quite ill j terested in acreage iri this section spent \ propria le the publicis.}• waters of tne State of Ne Fremont Struct, Las Vegas, Nevada i the past week. i several days in this city the past week. Compiled and copyrighted 1912 by J. I vii'.a. -Such appropi HI is to be made from CaW-ir. aptltig, nt p ! fi 71-132 miles South 60^000<>*0<>0*0-0-OH * FOR RENT: Store room 24x40 Paper roofs repaired and asphalted T. McWilliams C. E. A sectionized map of tho County showing all railroads 7degrees West.from t on tbe Arizona-Xe- inquire I. W. Botkin. 33tlf and guaranteed. Painting, tinting etc. vada State Line mar iiT M. P., on post of Give us a trial W. L. Aplin & Co. tf. including Moapa Valley branch, mining, Tou-nsJiiplIJH. tt. 71 i id about 14 mile north Stolton Knox returned from Loa An* and school districts, judicial townships, The Woman's Guild of Christ Christ of the intersection of the township line be-.' geles Tuesday mornisg. springs, artesian wells etc etc. Mount­ tween townships 13 and. 14 South and said Ari­ will meet on Thursday at the home of When you want an appetising hot ed on cloth and rollers, price 13.00.1 zona-Nevada "state line,* by means of a dam and Mrs. Squires for their regular meeting. tamale, go to the Oasis. Leave orders at either Drug Store. 0.40 cubic feet per second Js to be conveyed to Cheap Rates points lands under have and on north slope of You Will be sure of sanitary, clean Nice, pleasant rooms, up stairs, Mes­ Bunkerville mountain:*, unsurveyed and un- TO THE quite Building, for rent. t2. work when you send your laundry to the WANTED! seetionized, lying* near Arizona-Nevada state _._..___ , _ „ Troy Steam Launday Give them your Strictly reliable represent­ line, and greater portion of the land situated W. J. McBurney of Logan waa a Ve- j- in the state oi* Arizona, by means of ditch, can- wor it 1 and ro«J sa" llPI taNYBROOftl was in Vegas this week for the first ' in a pile of refuse is supposed to have | WHISKEY time in about three years. . been the cause of the flre-* li;l NELATON'S : Lm$0$m"{•OHWHISKt r m *C£D»*| F. D. Hawn of Goodsprings spent I_3J^«|0HfU^ HEALTMtTbffi several days in Vegas this week as a l^iJHHV e*JO0K OiETIlUSvP11 Thoroughbred Poultry Cures Rheumatism or | Koney Refunded f member of the £rand jury. * tfi SOU COUNTt uinW Our guarantee atnn} with each bottle Bert M ills of Logan has been spend­ Guaranteed Fertile Eggs for Hatch- ; ing the week in the county seat as a ' ing. HI,Ai» excellent BLOOD PUR1FIKK and i.IYKI. REGULATOR member of the grand jury. White Plymouth Bocks Sold by all drit'ggi'.ts iii' r-i-i*t p-uRtpai*. oi:i receipt of fl.00 per We guarantee Rexall Remedies to Buff Plymouth Bocks bottle, or three (3) bottle- fur **_ ">U."*ii,'J benefit you or we will refund your Buff Cochin Bantams Remember you take'"•--"• • eh.u.se/ i',,, Nelaton's CURES RIEGER & LINDLET Black Tailed White Japanized money. Wharton Drug Co. Rheumatism or monev refunded. General Distributors SALT LAKE1 OTY, UTAH , Salt herring and home pickled her- Bantam*. rlng are among the delicacies to be had W. S. Park, NELATON'S REMEDY AGENY Las Vegds, Nav. at the City Bakery. Try them. •xltx SO. G^RAND AVENUE LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA LOTS OF HUNTING IN SPAIN OLD PURITAN BIBLE BOXES CornerfofyUs * of Firearms Very Extensive, Ow­ Curious Carved Chests fer the Safe ing to the Sporting Proclivities nfa trim tr®]-^ *»***>,*^»*^^V*».*^»*-»»^^M^*-***.»*^^^**»»A*>^ fort Is used in clearing tbe high hur­ ed by the proximity of the Albufera, paniment of life, the province of these dle, which ls three feet six Inches an extensive marshy lake visited ln old boxes may readily be seen. With­ WANTED $1,000 AS A STARTER high. The lower ls two feet six the fall and winter by myriads of wild in tbe home they were made to con­ Inches. On rising from the ground te duck, coots and other water fowl tain tbose ponderous family Bibles ln Coy Little Maiden After Waiting Two clear the stick, great attention should that migrate from northern Europe, which, especially during the common­ Months Was Willing to Compro­ be paid to the position of the body while the forest wastes and arid wealth, the head of the house care­ mise on $2.35. and arms, for on landing everything brushwood hills of the interior are fully Inscribed the birth, death or mar­ wants to be ln readiness for the dash moderately stocked with red part­ sffTF riage of his children with other memo­ "Robert, dear," said the coy littW to the next hurdle. ridge, bares and rabbits. AU the ^S wbat to do." Back I went. The naval officer was ing meal, "I saw tbe loveliest lace cur­ tains." And she sighed. "But I'knew do you always get out of the way when Equal to the Occasion. Off to the docks I went The clerk sitting on a high chair at a little win­ the carpets need to be taken out and dow. He was a big man and filled you wished to economize, so I didn't "You're no judge of literature or ln the delivery office carefully exam­ get them." cleaned? rhetoric, Sam. Why, you couldn't do ined the bill of lading as if he had all the space. He—Merely, my dear, because of my it to save your life if I asked you to never seen one before, and tben look­ "Do you sign this?" I asked. It And again she sighed. "Dearest," he murmured fondly, desire for originality. give me a good illustration of a flat ed at me. f, * was now a few minutes to 3. He She—Wbat do you mean by tbat fool contradiction in terms. "Want a broker for this; don't looked at the slip. "everything you want shall be yours I A Pleasing Toy. Anything wibch adds' to your happi­ talk? "Couldn't I? All right; the next you?" be asked, looking over his "You better go down tbere to tbat He—You know, my dear, I always time you ask me to lend you $5 you spectacles. last window and ask for Mr. C.,' he ness, and brings gladness to your dear marked wltb a number. Through the eyes; anything that lightens your do­ try to avoid the beaten path. center is a stick, shaped to suit your will find my decided negative ls "Not much; If I can't get this my­ said. "If he stamps the paper, bring quite positive." ^"S self, I guess nobody else will. They it back to me. Tell him to stamp it mestic cares, my darling, and gilds Haste, only it must be pointed at the tbe lowering clouds; anything which i|| Real Class. bottom, so tbat it can spin. A good said at the office you would tell me "free on oath." "You are not going to Jilt the what to do." borders the thorny path of duty with game ls to shoot marbles at the tee­ Skipping to the Last Chapter. Once More to the Deputy. sweet, fragrant flowers, and appeals duke?" totum while the thing is in motion. To "Have you read the Bible?" asked "Whos Me? I bave nothing to do I went down and Inquired at sev­ to your noble, aesthetic nature, you "Yes; I think I'll marry an Amer­ form a pool, each player puts in about the serious young man. wltb it. You bad better go back to eral windows for "Mr. C." One offi­ shall bave, my loved one; you must ican." five marbles. The object of the game "Well," replied the frank young tbe oflice and ask for Mr. B.—" cer took the paper, stamped It "Free have it, if"—and his voice broke a "But think of the duke's fine old is to shoot a marble at tbe spinning woman, "I can't say that I have read In the Custom House. on Oath," and signed it over to the little with tbe stress of emotion—"If castle and his moated grange." tee-to-tum and try to strike it, turn it all of It." Mr. B— shrugged his shoulders, di­ space left for the deputy nr.val offi­ it doesn't cost more than eighteen "AL1 •ST well, but the other fellow over and cause it to stop. If this ls "I see; you have read Genesis and rected me to the custom house and cer. pence!"—London Tit-Bits. owns a garage." accomplished, the player gets as many Revelations." gave me a parting glance as if he "Do I have to '-ke this back to the marbles out of the pool as are indicat­ "How did you know?" looked with sad eyes upon one who naval officer now?" I asked. Always the Same. ed on tbe side that falls uppermost "That's tbe way a woman alwaya was going to liis doom. Just, inside "No; not at all—he shouldn't have Odd Ways of Catching Fish. Diogenes held up his lantern and reads any book." the rotunda of the custom house a sent you down—it's all right as It is Tbe Icelanders are said at one time gazed into the mirror. horde of brokers stared hungrily at A Boy's Essay on Breath. now." to have taught bears to jump into the "I bare found at least one bonest Prof. Emil Otto, the German educa­ my papers. One or two asked me if I went back to the deputy. sea and catch seals. In China birds man," he said. •'.'.*-• Heredity. I wished assistance. At the center "Take your green permit over to do equally well, for at a signal they All of which goes to show that re­ tor, read at a dinner in Milwaukee an "Judge," said the guilty man, "I In­ dive into the lakes and bring up large essay on "Breath" that a Milwaukee desk on the left, in the big rotunda, tbe docks." he said. "Hand it to a formers of all ages are alike. herit this felonious habit. I can't re­ I explained to a customs officer tbat customs inspector, and ask him what fish grasped in their bills, ln Greece school teacher bad given him as a sist it. My father was a grafter and tbe fishermen use branches of pine curiosity. This essay, the work of a I did not propose to employ a broker. to do." Little Things. my mother a photographer. I can't "Oh, of course, you don't have to -The oxaminer at the stores—after steeped in pitch and lighted; the in­ She—I've always said that It Is the boy of nine, ran as follows: help taking things." habitants of Amorgos used cypress- "Breath is made of air. We breathe have a broker," replied the officer. the boxes were at last In his depart­ little things that trouble us most" "Then take seven years at hard la­ "All you have to do is to go to Mr. ment—spent about fifteen minutes ln leaved cedar, which served' when He—Yes, I know you have. witb our lungs, our lights, our livers, bor," said tbe Judge kindly.—Cleveland lighted as a flambeau, and the Chinese and our kidneys. If it wasn't for Baker's office in room 236 down the prying up the lids of the boxes. He "And now here's a paper which says Plain Dealer. hall and ask him to give you an entry turned over a few packets of old flsh ln the night with white painted breath we would die when we slept. boards placed ln a manner to reflect tbat the proboscis of a flea, with - Our breath keeps the life a-going slip ln duplicate; a household effects books; asked if they were not old which he "bites," is 12 times thinner oatb; a memorandum of entry; and tbe rays of the moon doubly upon the through the nose, wben we are asleep. Isn't It Dreadful, Angellne? books—to wblch I assented—and water. These attract the flsh to the than the finest needle made.*" Boys that stay in a room all day "Jinkson is simply impossible I" a free inspector's permit When you wltb one or two perfunctory queries, have filled them all out correctly, you boat, wben the men cast a large net should not breathe. They should wait "What's the matter now?" "passed" tbe consignment and seldom fall to draw out consider­ Not Up to Date. till tbey get out of doors. Boys in a "When I remarked that Frank Ba­ must have tbem lodged for entry, It took nine days to bring the goods The Schoolmaster—Now, how waa it Where they will be examined fo- er­ able quantities. Anchovies are flshef" room make carbonicide. Carbonicide iter of the Athletics was a great man, from London; but nearly five days to for In a similar manner. that tbis great discovery made by Co­ is tbe most poisonous of living things, Jinkson asked me what position be ror. If tbey are passed, you bring get them through th. customs. And lumbus was not folly appreciated until dead or alive."—The American Boy. played." them back to the bond window, and I was told that I had established a many years after his death? get th- free permit checked. Then "record" tor speed. Hopeful of Results. The Up to Date Scholar—Because come back here and I'll tell you the A Centurion Defined. "Your wife Is taking a tremendous he didn't advertise, sir.-—The Sketch. Had to Lie. rest." Interest ln abstruse economic ques­ "Johnny," said the Sunday school "Jones embarrassed me terribly to­ A Hslf Told Tale. teacher to a small pupil, "wbat is a tions. Its Complement day." Here was a chance for a broker to' He—I dreamt that I proposed to a "Yes," replied Mr. Meekton; "and centurion?" "How SOt"_ get a Job, but no broker came near. pretty girl but night "Pa, why does the eye have lashes?** "He's a feller wbat rides a hundred I'm glad of it Maybe it will result in "Because it bas a pupil, my son."—. "He asked me how I. enjoyed Us They were watching my downfall, I She—Well, go on! What did I say? ber conversation's putting me to sleep miles on a bike." promptly answer** speech at tha banauet last night." know. Mr. Baker supplied me with —Sydney Bulletip Judge Johnny instead of keeping me awake." If you use Bye Salve, use the best Art Treasures In Spain. PETTIT'S BYE SALVE is the stand Spain is considered by art collectors ard, to reliable, and costs no mors b lucrative field and many. interest- A Drop of Blood Roots than inferior foods that are unknown tag antiques are picked up here from (toed by Physicians and Oculists The Coughs Or a little water from tbe human system when time to time. Seville hss numerous thoroughly tested by the chief chemist at Dr. helps where all others fail. It. is not shops Where antiquities are sold and Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., tells the the Tube or Bos that cures, it is the Barks Herbs where the Old Spanish needlework story of impoverished blood—nervous exhaustion That have great medicinal power, are Salve that does the work. Guaranteed may be purchased. This section ef or some kidney trouble. Such examinations are raised to their highest efficiency, for by Howard Bros, under the Govern of Children made Without cost and is only a small part of the purifying and enriching the' Mood, as ment food and Drugs Act Dont be tbe country has so recently (com­ they are combined in Hood's Sarsa­ paratively speaking) been Invaded by work of the staff of physicians and surgeons under deceived or misled. The only really tbe direction of Dr. R. V. Pierce giving the beet parilla. They may not cough today, tourists that art buyers claim to find 40,366 testimonials received by actual antiseptic Eye Salve that has been ln medical advice possible without cost to those count in two years. Be sure to take tbe market for years. Sold by Drug but what about tomorrow? bere many desirable things of which who wish to write and make a full statement of gists throughout the known world. Better be prepared for it tbe more frequented countries bave symptoms. An imitation of natures method of Hood's Sarsaparilla long since been almost sold ouL Prob- restoring waste of tisane and impoverishment of when it comes. Ask your sbly tbo old Spanish needlework and the blood and nervous force is used when you Get it today In usual liquid form or Success. tbe wood carvings are the most char­ take an alterative and glyceric extract of roots, chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs Teacher—"You do not Intend to doctor about keeping Ayer's acteristic finds, though the antique without the use of alcohol, such as make a profession of your study of Cherry Pectoral in the house. I Spanish and tbe lustrous Moorish dies music?" Pupil—"Dear me, no! I only 1 are also much sought. Of course palnt- LOS ANGELES ant learning to play to kill time." Then when the hard cold or | ings are eagerly scanned snd occa- Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery WAREHOUSE Teacher (grimly)—"You're doing it." cough first appears you have ; slonally a Murtllo school picture CO., •—Baltimore American. a doctor's medicine at hand. Which makes the stomach strong, promotes the flow of digestive juices, re­ 316 * comes to sale. stores the lost appetite, makes assimilation perfect, invigorates the liver and purifies and enriches the blood. It is the great blood-maker, flesh-builder Com­ This cough medicine is ALBERS INCUBATORS TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY and restorative nerve tonio. It makes men strong in body, active in mind mercial especially good for children. Tnki. I.AXATIVK KKOMO Quinine Tub- and cool in judgment. Get what you ask fori lets. Druggists refund money If it fails St.,L.A. Bring more and stronger chicks. No anodynes. No alcohol. to cure. E. w. GROVE'S signature Is on They are scientifically made, on each btnt. 25c. MOVING, PACKING, •HIPPING Many a child ls called dull and stupid none/ in Woman's Hat. the right principle. Hot water, when tht- whole trouble is due to a lazy An abandoned peach basket hat accurate regulation, measured liver. We firmly believe your own doc­ tor will tell you that an occasional dose was left at a farmhouse at Kingston, WHERE toSTOPoncfSHOP moisture, and good workmanship. of A ver's Pills, sugar-coated, will do such N. Y., by a summer boarder a year Send for catalogue. children s great deal of good. Ask bim. ago, which the farmer's children its LOS ANCELES Henry Albers Co., Made by the J. C. AYER CO., Lowell. Has*. mounted on a fence post and quite * WtTENT ATTORNEYS. PIPE8 AND PIPS REPAIRING. Largest stock, best selection. Satisfac­ 409-411 E. 3rd St. forgot. When they came upon it in (3. E. HARFHAM gets Patents that tion -guaranteed. Hail orders solicited. Facta About Java. protect. Inventions financed; 25 years' W. F. Ball. Bat, tt yrs. IIS N. Spring. Los Angeles, - - California the course of their romps the' other experience. 6W Pacific Electric Bldg. Java is an island in the Malay ar­ day they tried to take it down. A WALL PAPER BARGAINS. MOSHER RUBBER CO.* Pretty Fair Proof. chipelago, the principal seat of the swarm of wild bees was found in it. Gold Parlor Papers 6c a roll; 40-inch Vulcanising. Second band Tires for sale Burlap, 10c. New Tork Wall Paper Co., cheap. Call and see us. 114 W. 12th St. "Are they very much ln love?" •**#£" Dutch power in the east, and, after and tbe farmer bas 12 pounds ol iOO* 8. Main. "I guess so; they send kisses to each Sumatra and Borneo, the largest of honey to sell. Almost any humorist HOTELS. the Sunda group. It is 630 miles long OSstsfssa furnished free to employer;' • TO LET:—1000 apartments, richly fur­ otber by telephone and stand waiting can find material in this. eWaSBBt Hummel Bros. & Co. Both nished for housekeeping. Large, airy with their lips puckered if the report by 35 to 120 miles broad, and has a phones. 116 E. Second* St. 1 rooms, always sunny. Spotlessly clean, population of about thirty million. The | extensive grounds, no carfare. Prices Elastic hosiery and abdominal sup­ Is that the wire ls busy." TRUNKS, BAGS AND 8UIT CASES. chief articles of export; Include sugar, Best material and workmanship guaran­ $12 to $75 monthly. All locations. Owned porters knit to order. Fresh stock, teed. Racine-Los Angeles Trunk Co., 236 and opeiated by T. Wlesendanger, 408 first-class work, perfect fit and sat­ THE TRUTH ABOUT BLUING coffee, tea. rice and tobacco. |South Bjain Street. • i West Sth St.. Los Angeles. Cal.'; isfaction guaranteed. MUSICAL INSTRUMENT BARGAINS. FRANKLIN EXPERT. Talk No. 4 PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS Franklin owners to have tbeir car Our prices are always reasonable. Tour druggist will refund money if PAZO Piano, Band and Orchestra Instruments overhauled by John Harkness. 117 W. Lady attendant. Liquid bluing is mainly water. Given OINTMENT falls to cure any case of tuned, repaired, bought, sold, exchanged. 17th. Phone 23444. a half or a cent's worth of bluing and Bargains. In used Instruments. Llndbcrg Trusses, crutches, batteries and Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding When Oatmeal Was Canned.. Music Co., 219 W. 2nd St. invalid chairs, and Invalid and hos­ a large bottle Allied with water and Piles In 6 to 14 days. 50c. Pennants PILLOWS, ETC. you have the frail excuse that's called When the cellar of a grocery store WOMEN'S SPECIALIST Wholesale and Retail. pital supplies generally. at Franklin, N., H., was being cleaned Dr. Mary Whiting, Electricity used ln Pacific Pennant a, Novelty Co., 432 So. Hill Street Los Angeles bluing. One Distinction. curing disease. Oak Balm Suppositories DBS So. Broadway. Always use RED CRObS BALL "Wbat was King Solomon renowned out recently a can of cooked oatmeal for diseases of women. 1002 S. Main. was found. The can had probably been MEN'S AND WOMEN'S GARMENTS. Keniston & Root BLUE. The best blue anywhere at for above all else!" asked the elderly CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY. Finest Ready-Tailored Wear produced. any price. It does make the laundress in the cellar for 20 years, but the Boys' and Girls' Outfits also; best val­ Department B. visitor, who was making a little talk Catarrh, Rheumatism, Piles and all ues. Harris & Frank, 437-443 S. Spring smile for a week. Large package 5 to the children of tbe Sunday school. contents were found to be ln perfect Bowel. Rectal Genito-LTrinarv Diseases. Street. cents. AT ALL GOOD GROCERS. condition. Oatmeal was canned like Dr. H. L. Wells, 294-5 Wilson Blk., "He was related by marriage to more FACE AND SCALP TREATMENTS. Took Offense. people tban any otber man that ever corn, peas and other vegetables some WEDDING INVITATIONS Combings bought and made to order. For Celebration of the Fourth. Engraved Wedding Invitations and call­ "Wbat made that woman crazy?" lived," promptly spoke up the fair- years ago, before the advent of tbe ing cards. Fine stationery for all social Hairdressing, shampooing, manicuring. In the interest of a "sane" Fourth Macdonald, 621H 8. Broadway, Op stairs. 1 happened to step on her train." haired little girl in the front row of present day partially cooked dry ce- events. A. IS. Little Co., 426 S, Broadway of July a Chicagoan has Invented an "Well?" "Then I raired my hat po­ seats. BUY 8AN DIEGO BUILDING STOCK. FACTORY SHOE BJ5PAIR SH**ft*' litely and said: 'Excuse me, madam, Instrument to produce noise by burst­ None better; pays regular dividends; Work done while you wait. MEXICAN earns more than 20% yearly; booklet 313 West Sixth Street. L. A. r your equilibrator is dragging,' and ing paper between the mouth of a 100 mailed. Hoagerman, agt,, 421 Henne Bldg. she lost her temper." rubber bulb and a perforated handle. NE Wan d& SECOND HAND Years Old Pettiti* Eve Salve CAL'A PLANING MILL *_ LUMBER CO. Wno-nnc buggies bought, sold Inside finish, moldings, brackets, door nagODS and exchanged. P. Weber, MUSTANG and window frames. Copper store fronts 238 S. San Pedro St. Pen Mer. and metal corner bars. 1916 South Main. FREEDOM FROM BOILER b, MACHINE WORKS Some fellow down Lancaster way JONES' BOOK STORE, Founders, machinists, pattern makers, COLDS & HEADACHES has come out with the explanation as LINIMENT 226 West 1st St. Holiday Books and Sta­ steel tanks, boilers, engines, Ice machines. tionery. $1.00 Fountain Pen. Second­ Pioneer Boiler and Machine Works, S. W. INDIGESTION*SOUR STOMACH to how Pen Mar got its name. 'It is of FOR MAN AND BEAST. hand books cheap. Cor. Palmetto and Carolina Sts. Cornish extraction," says tbe Lancas­ BILI0USNESS& CONSTIPATION | John Watoon, Fall Brook, Cali., writs*! KODAK FINISHING ter man, and he quotes an ancient "Am much pleased with the good results I Developing 10c a roll; printing 2%x4>4, and other am, aaa to an inactive condi- fe; t%xa%, 4c; postcards, 3c. Denver Telephone rhyme to prove it. The fact ls tbat I obtains-d from Mustang Liniment, It cer-1 Store, 708 So. Hill St. Heme 10019 : tion ef die liver, ****•"••—**« and Bowels, • Pen Mar is so called because it is on tainiy acted like a charm on jxxy horse's I BEKINS Main 19 lame"shoulder. It should be kept on hand | THAT .PAYS. may be obtained most pleasantly snd; the Mason Dixon line, with Pennsyl­ by all stock owners. They will find it Vulcanizing REASONABLE PRICES. VAN^STOftAGE, vania on one side and Maryland on remedy not only for their horses and cattle | New and Second-Hand Tires. Lowest most promptly by Ming Syrup of Figs but alao for their own aches and pains." Prices. the other, the first three letters of I 25c.50c.*l a bottle at Drug & Gent Stores | E. Richard Just, 319 W. 12th St. and Elixir ef Senna. It is not a new each state name being used to form PACIFIC MARBLE AND GRANITE CO. and untried remedy, but is wed by] the word.—Philadelphia North Amer- FOR MONUMENTS 1 can. The Moabite Stone. •17 E Seventh Street. Los Angeles, Cal. 250 So. Broadway—Los Angeles, Cal. OUR OIL ENGINE ; gbmsMo ot wsl inf-i mail fsmilin lliiml* *. The "Real Moabite Stone" is a blaci lout tbe world to chases and sweeten Constipation causes many serious dis­ basaltic block, unearthed at Diban io Costs but little mere and can be WAN I EL): MEN AND WOMEN : and strengthen the system whenever a eases. It is thoroug-hly cured by Doc­ 1868, by Rev. F. A. Kleiv, 3.8 feet bv TO LEARN BARBER TRADE. Tools operated at one-half the cost of tor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. One s tree. Wages while learning. Position*, Los Angeles Portable House Co. ; laxative remedy is needed, laxative, three for cathartic. 1.2 feet ln dimensions, which contains guaranteed. International Barber distillate engine and at less than 34 Hies In the Phoenician language. School, 429 E. Sth St., Los Angsles, 1310 So. Main St. one-third the cost of electric power When buying note (he full name CallsVirnlaj MAKE YOUR GARDEN These chronicle the result of Mesha Investigate. Get at two cents a kilowatt The aver­ of the fiwuiaiiy rafifiniiiii Fig Syrup King of Moah, from Ahab King of I* the best. Write YIELD ITS LIMIT for catalogue. rael. At least two replicas of this age yearly saving on a 50 H. P. j Ca,—printed on every package ef the Plant thoroughbred seeds. Thor­ FEET IAA ABOVE STREET—nols* oughbred seeds do not happen. valuable stone have been made, bu* nd duat plant would be $1200.00 over a genuine lUU*" " large, light, airy Agents wanted. They result from Ions and intelli­ the original ls still ln the Louvre 1* w distillate engine and $3000.00 Regular price 50*per bet one-axe only.: gent breeding;. Tbey produce \ . rooms; abundant teaching force: Sisr crops of the best vege- • Paris. wholesome and Inspiring Influences; over an electric motor.. If inter­ For sah by all leading druggists. tables. Use Ferry's. modern methods; strictly bus)nsse; en­ For rale everywhere. ter any time. Catalog—27th year. ested drop us a line, or better still, THE ORIGINAL .mri GENUINE ISIS SEED ANNUAL 'SOGCiS^rpr % call and see engine in operation. SYRUPY FIGS«nd FREE OS REQUESV We stock evei-ything that gocs_ to ia.*im»ra.,***'*»tt,*e_*., 1912 SEEDS make up a complete power or ELIXIRS SENNA etk Floor H-u-aka-r-s-er BIS*, jLo_ ___- IS MANUFACTURED BY pumping plant. awlea. K-Iwa-rd KMaa Isaacs. Pre*. Where To Buy Them CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUPCO. Catalogue ^ Illustrated Irrigation Plants o! any Capacity fERRYs HOWARD B. BURTON, Country Trips a Specialty. Morris & Snow Seed Co. Installed Complete and Guaranteed ASSAYER and CHEMIST. BURGER VAN & STORAGE CO. Leadville. Colorado. Not alone in the beauty of Try Our "FULL OF LIFE" Specimen prices: Gold, Silver, Lead, tl; the four-color cover and the Seeds, Blubs and Plants. Gold, Silver. 75c; Gold, 60c; Zinc or Cop­ many illustrations is this SMITH. BOOTH I USHER CO. per, tl. Mailing Envelopes and full price Our free Catalog and "Hints on 228-238 CENTRAL AVE. (1st sent on application. Control and Um­ Unique ExampTe of Thrift. book interesting, but the Gardening" tells all about it. cultural directions and ac­ LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA pire Work solicited. Reference: Carbo­ By dint of extraordinary saving an 425 So. Main St. - - Los Angelea. nate National Bank. octogenarian woman named Enzler, curate listing of our complete His Amusements. who has just died ln South Germany, stock of The Biggest Mistake. "When I go to a theater." said the has achieved a record. The woman, DS and PI.ANTS Many make the biggest mistake of cynical boarder, "I prefer a seat in the widow of a railway station mas­ Electric Time, make our catalogue a hand­ Laundry Labor, their lives in trying to deliver to an­ the first balcony. If the play is of no ter, had been blind since her thirty- book for thousands. If your About Peas. Compound SAVES Clothes. other a kick that most undoubtedly ls account I can amuse myself by study­ eighth year. Many yeara ago she ar­ dealer sells Germain's Seeds I planted beans expecting peas to Does Away With Hard Rubbing. more than coming to their own aweet ing and comparing the shapes of the ranged with her housekeeper that they ask him for a copy, or write blossom tbere in May; the funny should between them spend only direct to oar Department *f 8 WASHINGS 25c. selves. _a__H men's heads down below." papers have a wheeze that things FROM YOUR GROCER OR BY MAIL- twenty cents a day for all their re­ I SEEQ&f>LAHTCo. turn out that way. But where I ELECTRIC COMPOUND CO., quirements. The woman'a will has Hsktlistectmi planted beans, I find tbat only beans 211 W. 16th St., - Los Angeles, Cal. now revealed an estate of f 125,000. 32S-32S-330 50.MAIN ST have grown. There is no doubt that Los ANGELES . CALIFORNIA things turn out sometimes as they •very Woman Will Be Interested. There has recently been discovered an are sown.—Washington Herald. L. A. N. U. 1«12— No. 5 Rheumatic Pains aromatic, pleasant herb ewe for woman's ills, called -(other Gray's AROMATIC- Society and Religion. LEAF. It Is the only certain regulator. Cures female weaknesses and Backache, "Evidently It Is not of real and given , ^ quickly relieved VsUICB tCIII-WG WCS-HV11C93CO ttllU J-t'AUn.i-t'Jll'D. _ i a . * .«, , - . - Sloan's Liniment is good for pain of Kidney, Bladder and Urinary troubles. At society that we are speaking when we alpile DruggistFREE. s Addresor by mails Th, e50_cents Mothe.r SamGray.- explain by the action Of society the Increase Your Crop Returns 100 per cent any sort It penetrates, without rubbing, Co., Le Roy, N. T. religious attributes of the human soul. by the intelligent application of nitrates. To learn how, through the muscular tissue right to the It ls of Ideal society, of society In so Our First Families. bone—relieves the congestion and gives far as It strives after that, that Jus. Science tells us that the Tipulidae, or Send For Tbese Free Books permanent as-well as temporary relief. tlce, that happiness, that truth, that Daddy Long-togs, .were the original In­ "Cultivation of Citrus fruits—"Field Experiments on Market Garden superior harmony, of which religion habitants of North America, and that Crops"—"Sugar Beets for Profit"—Market Gardening with Nitrate"— Here's Proof. Is the expression."—E. Boutroux. A. W. LAY of Lafayette, Ala., writes:— they occupied Colorado ln vast num­ "Olive Culture"—"Food for Plants"—"Onions and Nitrate"—"Grass " I had rheumatism for five years. I tried - bers during the tertiary period. It Is Growing for Profit"—absolutely without cost to you. Simply write us for doctors and several different remedies but understood that tbe descendants of them. PSj they did not help me. I obtained a bottle Colonial families have protested of Sloan's Liniment which did me so much Nitrate Agency Co. good that I would not do without it against this infringement of their It Always tor anything." rights.—English exchange. W. S. Span, Agent. 321 Stimson Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. THOMAS L. RICE of Easton, Pa., . writes: "I have used Sloan's lini­ Diptheria, Quinsy and Tonsilitis be­ ment and find it first-class for rheu­ gin with sore throat. How much bet­ 1 Does Good matic pains.'* ter to cure a sore throat in a day or No matter how long you Mr. G.G. JONES of Baldwins, L.I., - two than to be in bed for weeks with JlfM^PO IN WOMAN'S writes:—"1 have found Sloan's Lin­ Diptheria. Just keep Hamlins Wizard have suffered from a weak iment par excellence. I have used it for broken sinews above the knee Oil in the house. stomach, inactive liver or cap caused by a fall, and to my great satisfaction I was able to resume -jJBBgaE BREAST my duties in less than three weeks after the accident." Did Not Fill the Bill. constipated bowels you will rays begins a small lump like this and if neglected it J Old Lady—There Is one thing I no­ 4p find a fair trial of tice particularly about that young man r"*_rwaysalways poisonl s deep in the armpit and KILLS QUICKLY! who calls to aee you. He seems to have an inborn, instinctive respect for Hosteller's I WILL GIVE $1000 IF I FAIL to CURr women. Ho treata every woman ss STOMACH BITTERS any Cancer I treat before it poisons' SLOANS though ahe were a being from a high­ deep or attaches to bone, and I will er sphere, to be approached only with will result to your great Forfeit $1000 if I do not Excel anyi tho utmost delicacy and deference. other doctor living in curing Cancers" granddaughter (aweet eighteen)— benefit. It makes the appe­ Tes, he's horridly bashful.—New Tork tite keen, assists digestion No Knife or Pain—No Pay Until Cored and improves your general NoX-Ray or other swindle. A Pacific Island plant makes the cure ia lOdays. . Free to Our Headers WRITTEN GUARANTEE. Wonderful Discovery. 9000 CURED LINIMENT Write Marine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago, for health. A trial today will Any TUMOR, LUMP or SORE on the UP, FACE or BODY is an excellent remedy for sprains, bruises, sore throat, asthma. 48-page illustrated Eye Book Free. Write til about Tour Eye Trouble and they will advise convince you. long, ia CANCER. It does not pain, it POISONS to death. No rubbing necessary—you can apply with a brush. as to the Proper Application ot the Murine _20-Page Book sent FREE. Testimonials of thousands Eye Remedies tn Tear Special Case. Your CURED after others failed. WRITE TO SOME. At aU OoaJora. Pwloo, 28*., SOo. « $1.00. Druggist wUl -all jem th-t ynri.. p»U«T»a Get Host-tatter's, Sloan's Book on Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Poultry sent free. Address Sore Eyes, Strengthens Weak Eyes. Doesn't Smart, Soothes Eye Pain, end sells for 50c. At all druggists. niitm DR. 8, IIRS.DR.CHAMI^T*./SS^ESA^. Dr. EARL S. SLOAN, BOSTON, MASS. Try It la Yonr Eyes and in Baby's Eyes lor Scaly Eyelids and Granulation. c 747 So. Main St. (ChamieyHome) Los Angeles, CaL KINDLY MAIL this to SOMEONE with CANCER JL/3/,2- f, 7 WOMAN IS INDICTED f DISTRICT COURT (Continued from page 1) ment charging assault with intent to FOR YOUR HEALTH! [ kill was returned against Mrs. Lam­ berth and she was' placed in the custody NOW IN SESSION of the sheriff in default of $1,600 bail. The facts in the matter are these. Feaster and the woman left Good- Judge Taber Transcts Much spring's Thursday, Feaster having been engaged, by the woman to haul a load Our Prescription Department Business Duirng the of provisions etc., to the ranch. Some A Great Valley .|" Weel time after they arrived there along in is the best Equipped in Southern the evening, Lamberth arrived, having As soon as the grand jury was duty found on his return from work that hia Here on the Salt Lake R. R. at Las Vegas, organized as related in another column, wife had left Goodsprings for the ranch Nevada, County Seat of Clark County: We have Nevada. Judge Taber called up the various cases with Feaster. Lamberth claims that on the calendar setting dates on which the parties were found in a compromis­ land in a proven artesian water belt, for sale in large A Licentiate in Pharmacy al' the various cases and motions would be ing position. Feaster claims with ab­ and small acreage, on liberal terms, that will double called up for hearing. solute positiveness that there were no in value in a short time. No drouth! No uncertain­ Rev. J. Mortimer Swander was licens­ improper relations between them At ways on duty! ed to solemnize marriages. any rate violent hostilities immediately ty in crops! Climate ideal! Mrs. Anna B. Chopetal was granted ensued dursng which Mr. Feaster and Las Vegas is the most progressive town in the a decree of divorce from F. W. Chop­ the woman were severely battered by We SELL & GUARANTEE etal. Lamberth. The woman retaliated on South West. We have some desirable lots for sale, Li the case of Mertin vs. Martin a her husband by firing both barrels of a 4th and Ogden, 4th between Fremont and Carson, REXALL REMEDIES decree of divorce was granted to plain­ shot gun at him. A portion of one charge passed through the brim of 3rd St. between Carson and Bridger, 2nd and Lewis, tiff. Richard Minzberg was admitted to Lamberth's hat and a plentiful sprink­ 1st and' Lewis. See us for bargains. Correspond­ citizenship. ling of stray shot lodged in his head ence solicited. In the case Potosi Zinc Company et and face. al vs. J. J. Mahoney et al, the state­ At the time of her arraignment Mrs. ment of the case as presented by attor­ Lamberth indicated a desire to prefer ney Paul Stewart for the plaintiff, was charges against her husband and the settled and after argument by counsel, grand jury may have another case to NCORPORATED 1908 the motion for new trial made by plain­ investigate. 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