Las Vegas Optic, 09-18-1912 the Optic Publishing Co

Las Vegas Optic, 09-18-1912 the Optic Publishing Co

University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 9-18-1912 Las Vegas Optic, 09-18-1912 The Optic Publishing Co. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news Recommended Citation The Optic Publishing Co.. "Las Vegas Optic, 09-18-1912." (1912). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news/1846 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ftCeUrr of Stit j jjjj . A x ( 4 1 .7 Iff V. OaUy Waxim I $ H J and ' ! Tonight Thursday L t t I Things Ridicule Kills i run,' f Frost f Deserve to - EXOl-UBIV- E ASSOCIATED PRESS LEAPED WIRE TELEGRAPH SERVICE f Parish. VOL. XXXIII. NO. 270. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SEPTEMBER WEDNESDAY, 18, 1912. CITY EDITION leave the republic forever. 'The gov- WARSHIP AT TAMPICO ernment must not give them a cent SECOND ATTACK BOSTON- GETTING COLONEL Washinton, Sept. 18. The cruiser on which to go, for the Madero fam TO TELL ilARVESTER TRUST Des' Moines, the first American war JAPANESE HERO ily has had enough of the government ship to appear upon the eaBtern coast money. , ON EL READY-FO- of Mexico in more than a year, Is "I do not want the presidency, but ABOUTCMIPffl WORKED A CUTE AT IB 1 expected at Tamploo today. The no demand an honest election, at IRED state department made it clear that which I will agree not to be a caa- - while United States wete FEARED dldute. Immediately on the election SERIES warships MOilEY GAME to extend to the laws must be revised from expected protection GRAVE top Americans or other to bottom, so as to foreign, citizens give the poor in case REBEL ARMIES ARE CONCEN- man a local authorities could not chance. AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK STANDS ROOSEVELT WILL APPEAR BE- HELD SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES, protect them, their commanders have FIFTY THOUSAND PEOPLE AT' TRATING FOR PURPOSE Or "I have 18,000 men arms iu ARE BEING INCREASED under FORE SENATE' COMMITTEE "3 MASQUERADING THEM AS been enjoined tot take no 18 strictly part TEND THE FUNERAL OF PILLAGING Btates of Mexico while- Pascual IN SIZE. S OCTOBER T INDEPENDENT. In the factional fighting or In with I quarrels COUNT NOGI Oiozco, whom have no connec- cldcnt to the revolution. tion, has control of two states, mak- HAVE MUCH AMMUNITION ing 20 states under arms. If I am TO HOLD 35,003 PEOPLE THAT STAKOAD FEEKINS' SIGNATURE EL0ACC3 SKCVN MANY DIPLOMATS victorious I shall drive Orozco from- - ' SPEED BOAT REGATTA FEESENT the FORCE MEN IS SENT TO PLACE country." NEW TICKET SELLING ARRANGE Buffalo, N. Y Sept. 18. Everything CANDIDATE MUST OLD DEED FOR PURCHASE OF OS Accompanying the statement is the is in readiness for the opening-tomorro- SECRETARY OF STATE WHERE SUPPLIES ARE MENT MAY BE TRIED KNOX EXPLAIN THAT $100,000 CON- BORNE PLANT TURNS UP fllowlng declaration regarding the of the third annual speed boat SENDS A CACHED THIS YEAR. MAGNIFICENT FLO- rumors of pending intervention by TRIBUTION IN COURT. regatta of the Buffalo Motor Boat the RAL PIECE United States in Mexico: club. The contest will taks place "if intervention comes I will kill on the Niagara river as In previous ZAPATA MAKES ULTIMATUM NO CARDS BY THE MAILS RE MAY ADDIESS MEETING CONTRACTS INTRODUCED every American in Mexico. Then I years. Tomorrow will be devoted to RELATIVES CF SCLDIERS will join the federal army to fight the preliminary events, with the na PERSONS WHO WISH TO LEADERS DEMANDS THE RESIGNATION OF the northern invader." ATTEND OF HIS PARTY ARE AR-.- .. GOVERNMENT IS MAKING STRONG tional and International chnmninn. to follow on THOSE WHOSE DEAR ONES FELL MADERO AND THREATENS GAMES MUST APPEAR TO RANGING FOR RECEPTION CASE AT HEARING IN pionships Friday and Sat- urday. AT PORT ARTHUR AMONG AMERICANS Soldier Kills Policeman, BUY RESERVATIONS. AND SPEAKING" CHICAGO. MOURNERS Naco, Ariz., Sept. 18, Aurelianio Douglas, Ariz., Sept. 18. Rebel Valle, assistant chief of police of Boston, Sept. 1 8. Arrangements for Washington, Sept. IS. Colonel Chicago, Sept. 18. Contracts and BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW. Tokio, 18 The double bpnds in northern Sonora are report Naco, Sonora, died last night from the baseball games in this city of the Roosevelt will reach other documents by which the Inter Toronto, Ont, Sept. 18. Everything Sept. fun Washington at eral of s, wounds received in a Is in General Count Maresuko ed to be mobilizing at Colonia fight with Trooj coming world's championship serls 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon Octo- national Harvester company is alleged readiness for the Canadian con- er Brown of the Fourth United at vention of the Brotherhood An- Nogi, supreme military councilor ot the Mormon settlement which State!, Fenway Park are well under way. ber 1, according to a telegram re to havd formed and carried on a trust of St. ln-- cavalry. Brown will be 100 are work com- were drew, which will meet in to- Japan, and his wife, the Countess has been twice devastaated by the formally Nearly persons at ceived from the colonel's train today introduced by the government this, city charged with murder and taken to the accom anti-tru- morrow for a three Nogi, who committed suicide on the Burrectos. The rebel band of Antonio pleting arrangements for by Frank J. Hogan, progressive lead- today in Its suit against that days' session. Cananea for , men of night of 13, aa Rojas, which arrived at Morelos Sun- trial. modating between 30,000 and 35,00' er in the District of Columbia. Chair- corporation. One of the eleven con- Many prominence are sched September just tho persons at each of the man tracts showed uled as speakers, among them Pre body of the late Emperor Mutsuhito day, was joined there by Salazar'a games expeiv Clapp, of the senate campaign that in the purchase of ed to be here. mier Borden, Sir James A. passed out of Tokio City on the way; rebels after they evacuted El played , expenditures committee, will the D, M. Osborne & Co. plant at Aub- Whitney, TIgre arrange B. Wiswell to the tomb and the Insurrecto of SNEAD WANTS RELEASE The carpenters are rearing tempo for Colonel Roosevelt to be urn, N. Y., George W Perkins had of Halifax, Bishop Farth- imperial at Mouoyama, today force heard that was - rary stands on all available ing of Montreal and Right Rev. Dr. held today with Impressive cere- Alanis, which has been operating Amarlllo, Tex., Sept. 18. Aplica- space. afternoon regarding the alleged con- signed for the Harvester company. In Ten thousand seats in. addition to Talbot, Lord Bishop mony at the Aoyama cemetery. In tho south of Nacozarl, merged with the tlon for a writ of habears corpus was the tribution of $100,000 by the Standard this instance,, the government charg- tt Winchester, normal England. ' presence of enormous crowds. made counsel for J. Beal capacity of 22,000 will, it is Oil to 1904 ed "for two years the defendant con- rebels at Morelos. ,,' today t by company his campaign ' under expected, result from their labors. fund. cealed and denied its association with The funeral cortege left the Nogi out Snead, indictment here for the i,- .. Teh men were sent by AlanW The Boston has residence In Akasaki, a Tokio murder of Al G. Boyce, Jr. This step management adopt- It Is expected that Colonel Roose- the Osborne company, ana operated suburb, at breakfast time this morning to ed an elaborate at 3 o'clock this afternoon and to secure the release of Snead was system of protection velt will go from his train to the latter as an Independent company. pass the Cuchuverachl ranch, 29 miles jdlrect STRIKE ZONE IS ed the streets of agafhst the of tickets This was in of the defend- . through the taken after counsel failed to agree securing by the capitol. Mr. Hogan has taken up pursuance capital southeast of Agua Prieta. They were The has ant's to The body of Japan's great warrior, on the amount of bond. Hearing on speculators. system already with the New York progressive head- policy, by denying ownership, aparently making for the Internation uncovered to tickets in use controlled to was borne on a gun carrlago. while the was set for next Mon- attempts buy quarters a plan to have the colonel companies break al to across application GROWING WIDER the oC line, presumably smuggle ' ' 1 bunches for down and for casket containing tho bod day. speculative purposes. remain in Washington for a mass competition secured ammunition. The foreman of the It is announced that all of trie 15,000 themselves the benefit of sen- the counteBs was carried in a hearse. Members and friends of the Snead meeting the night of October 1. public ranch immediately rode to the nearest reserved seats will be distributed tc timent combinations." In con- The pall bearers were- - chosen from and Boyce clans, who gathered here against telephone at San Bernardino ranch individuals in person, except in the nection with the other contracts the MORE MILITIA IS SENT TO THE the highest ranks of the Japanese from the southwest following the Roosevelt Wants Pay. and telephoned the news to Douglas. allotments to the national were simi-- MINING DISTRICT OF WEST army and One of in- shooting, announced that would general, Colo., 18.

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