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ASED Wif?S TELEGRAPH SERVICE

di xrxrv. - X3S CPT-C- . :o iASUAHY T2, t5tt CITY E51TI0H

T ..n. J.iiFACES E ' S A M Y CHARGE.

asa Ja. 13 Hrs.'"i t'-- j.- wsc-- , as Sirs. Dor Dox?y

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MJL 4 a W LyTAKE A STEP

BACKWARD

NEGRO 10 PLAY

SLEUTH

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tic. a 3rel:Bg to ;;ais tiolaj frcia0r.'1-.- -. Iiaio. where Mrj. Whitniaa

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.'rZH:Wi,"" s hh: -- - MArfES I?C.TAT CHAV3E5 iSay at ta-rta- fceea. ccUe-;- tine , FORMER SENATOR HAD CHRIST1TEHT iS "arrE3 L'kEX

tAT'-- . TV.

r:-- emulations gcver- -

iS T'rE PC3TCFiCE5 OLS APCHSOLD letters.! drn?s f."- -q her fcy ier former tus- -

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Utt iro. .srisfe. xiit jaJt"y '.usees

i Scjss' Cri "5T-- i. Biisaa tun ft J.T. Ejcrea iioaej, fTjor to o t

atast atieared aatarriase to WDTaji I TEE MAN TELLS EIS'STCIT

t Itm i a th eiarse of fca C3

SE.KATE FAILS TC-- 0 V 'rA3Jk ".STT-- " .. - ET L'0x

ALL T CZ'LVTE. Kin 'r:.. r-.- fi I.j-;-i- :is Ca- -. cEvr-jE- F'CM PROTECTION Iciars'jie f.gair ia feer aUeged mar--

".C, S1 aai C- -' ASAIHST LMJUST REMOVAL j r:a t E?'er is etCi oa tte docket.

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SAVS HE LEARNED OF THESTEALING OF THE EFISTLES

FROM STANDARD OFFICES

LATER EE IAS KD'AFEDar::.'' .. nj- - ij.--r .

- -- . t. :it! i. r ... .:rrT'THn? pi l"T V'TF' TAFT makes APPOINTMENTS.. . ;

j'.- ic.rr.oa, Jaa. 23. President !

""' '. j Tat today sst to fee aes&te theCo-;-- George P. RELATES TO THE SENATE CCV--j'.OQ Of"5T CtVs LP 0i-.- E

mz. whex rr possiblyt W' LL "EE VCTE3 DCWV

s cf tL "!.:.- -! fctites army 8 'ittee HIS EXPERIENCESbut AS..Err3 t-,- at --:x z2T W SE r-.- "FZ1T c. s ga". tor, s to fee ci.;-- : of tie cC.ce, Hj CHICAGO.12 ."t c"m 3 SC. 3 T

iy-:.- 5 Exigaler General Amesyw T -- f. s l. : C ;r,r."l : r1 : cf Ji- T.'i.i'.jr;-:- , :l. Aat 31- -! . Allec h mires aert moiiJlu

Atota? BOBaaaon was taat of:t!3 ."I!.- Ij Tw -- r ) .- -- 3,t. i.'p- .i n I. F.-i-.- Taylor, to be aiirvrnr of J-

j tow copies of leners frca jaka jlArchbad to farmer Senator Foragerfand .etlier puilic Eea were tafeea

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VrSSOLRrs NEW GOVERNOR fMe at 24 Broadwar.-Xt- York,join. Jin iitfr a.'X 1 r ci: 1 IE- - -. lii.f 1U1... L- -T -- .,.r. rrf-- 1 rE1'iT- - A--- Sir ari sond class pw-ofS-

c- sar, renson Cry. Mo, Jan. 13. EIiotvum. w. u .r -- u. a eiru service, was aaectea. cy;w. vw was xaaararatea ravemor negro messensers eirp'oyed tifrcoicpaay, was toM to the senate cam--- e. i ip-- sc- - .i- - ri!- - i : .j t 5.iaj--

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cf laixa sai w:.: iare ta :re were asseaiolrd taere, aa weucr- -

'came 6i5ore tae liotis agaat waea lt..M Eembers of tie anr-rem- coarti M was ecsloyed tr3aaT pasF3 on e tn. AH paV'iEcorais cfScers aad GsjTemor j to fteaier to tQTestisata trhetterT :::a t --a i-- j --an ri". 5 V TT r"WS'-,"'"-

S 5 acaas retraiaett from tdges. ! HaCer and tie retiria of.--er- s Tt' u "1-- e coriSts

pei3ptb tuB tram Cisia Car .tc:E.--

fcaH. was laxiskly decorated and fhei f."""" 1UJ'-i-'- -i er torsenei.loalcocles were throe fed. with Bpectai-- I ymkfi6!'1 f8 toaaS la Caicao,

GCvESNCR M PS-I- LL CUT. o-- s. lauaeilately after tailas taeiStewaTt saii 6a3 1011 tim 6tor-- r

ta: o--,. LL jxa. 11 Sa:-- I oa'h CoTeraor Major delirAf Lis la--l

iow te StEE copies of.i S--

f.T t..Lt7 was c.,.r--i ir.- -ac?araj a J ires. j

teuers from a Standard ci? files.cr exceed disposed ct thea to a

Jcr tar-jrj- ta tirsi ZlifjiInn 2rrix. ;;n-.-:i. CnuLitsrx

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ACCUSED CF W'SE VLFTER. V.I :i l,ii,,;-- r

Taonaa E X rs? aa .'. war 3 toon"a?- - a pru- - a- cf

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todav ia Maaataia elrcalt coart. 'cledira tio tefr?w n f,, .,- -.

lira. CruaJey was xaardcrfri Ja fcer J mer Senator Fersker. Tlieraa.a-sien- Ts.

lea $ ta Attica oa the sight of Oo-- , gare a cirecaisraatial aei'ari otQ'r I effort to escape from tie --

Caag-- aters" who had searched the tw

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KTrriF.t - c t-- . t . " -- t s ... ... t t - r. sni,. ;i.nrii?.riiia which he was stcppiig ad a hotel,aad of the aliened ficeae in the Ex--

" lis staaj v"a.". : far tlc j

; -- r.al '.a cae ixa..a ccr-- ,Sugar Coming Down, j

Xew Tv-- :. JaJci. 13. AC grades off?rrt to axiS E 3 amiaer off; Tho win 1w ir... . aa. ia 'WT i. ra:r jc ta-- j crr ; wa-e-r- tae eer- -, aim oaa jrr.aeO s.a.r were redaced fire ceatsiv, . ,t."

, "tnr--, at r;-.'- cI a coal rorr ax...aa. na.-- s p a. wr.-- tie meaaiers " i, ,3, t(ijav ! M "T w'e F- -

IHcemen, exhibited what pmyortsa to-I f f I I? 7 '

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, of the lea-iat- tte state effleersreal rC-n- . 'TTC-- .r x uh.. i-

be warrants and accepted ta taafce- -

eere the Examiner office waj s p..TE'i CLYTS IS KCU21 'station.j--

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i i-i- ird -- fc aias ads T- -t7a, , j. ra -- 3, -- ri3A.33 rESC. R.t. C. G. Cara.-caa,- I of UMkx!

T) I V Til rfl rrrL" !CSaIrm&a Clapp read iata the r

Tfl irtl Itiil uUf rLLf"'13 & t.iisiaaot, famished by JohaI

D- - Arehooid, of a cipher telegram patAnttiLli r"en:v; frmx tx. tT?xi';L - - t 1 .lii-ts- ox .

"n n,..r. ?ar.";.n a n" Ealstca sfa virtmiia. ozc" tTaW SOERN5MLECT OF ILLWOiS (of the --Archil --C-- ES EV aTX?S th- - azS Jatfx-- I J letter,

r.:r--a- - ! TH!5 THIRTY-FIV- E CENTS ; The traumatica aivea; r2r-- , e. rcfC-af-- i!. who ia a obi by tt: rirt ra.

-1. aa Ju. 'I-T- V ht-- A CUP EXCEsalVE. j eommiuee foiiowg:,'. . u-- a u-

- s."- -. aa.a na.ui a r sraily ha; Broadway, Xew TorS,:c.-,t- p tair; of tie bjt gor-- 1

aiaai. : tie ca"h o of--1

Chi aso. jaa. 13. !oTeraor-:ee-t i -

i r...... . 1 . -- tia a j-- s.i "a? ,.! --..aT aai sat a; 5 f,a 0" - I " ! septeatoer 2a. l.3

EnS saim.

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b .f'- - nf na- - :.:.nv"T. nbt-T-

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Ka Jr 1-- u. at .1.. - :i a 'an a aaix a The aoe-"a.- a sart aiaaaarat aiir-e- ar. i taa:-i- a lasea- w aai x aal--i- tae acfflrn ijreaagsar jrsdicaBE taaa t2w frem-'- wag ojr

encras. a&e ?xi".f txtst jintaseaac it:: ria aa? nl-- r aa1 ir-tal-

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TiriUis e.iaer wxvsr irai:.i,r r. ;xl' m-f-- Li xalwii-- - a- -

a jairaAt las ariC tut pecz-- t t.

jKramcjiry ail tae iaaa ofery ajscrasEauM fc3m.ax-- i axaxaa-- . xaattrot T?rs2Br an .jbfsis Hax xostcf Lem wia wrtxafu ator rr :aa.tcr ercja le x,n wh--;- '-l jxxay iwa--a o; f.- - aiiai..

t c liaois taaaa ttot 5 eena j "Hon. J. E. Sibley, rraalla. Pa.' S maca to for coffee --HarectIP pay returned aere aad wp tTae goTensor-elec- t asd Colonel j glad to see you it air tUae. HareJtn--s Lewla, ceaiocraUc ccaaaianicate-- i with a. J. Cassatt,

"u ii'.' it J'ca --r .a.a aiaa unia aan!nal-t-.i

t-- caa.fa:e? - 3 s or senator, retaroed from j and he will see as ia PlasM-- 1 fj.

is tr x f-ii- iii --rara xctv xji rhaa- : ". aa x. . a .a. jl" ' t'1. 1 a"-ir- - - ,t.

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yesier-Ja- lacralaa aai j Pa if we so desire e.ither Ti- - - - T . ea:-r-- i a t jhioaahla dowatowa hotel ! or Fridav. Wi'. iffgsraoa at at arc t cuneaeu vst-.- a vr rtor-- a viiiui ,(-- .1 a'r?a jnt ai-ir- r homes, ax ...-.- ai

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4, - v . -- - " ' oroer tae meat waea bis eje reacaea ?

re this wec&T( Signs 31

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Tie p:.iTi.a.:i xaina at?? f ax,

caaiie ax tarei-te- n . l 2:.. ::saaaBEi Jnaae JLrcusua. San rwe-tla-as- -

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tftsa'-r- i r tx aa-- ! ; - .-'

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irw 1: :. rKAs ai'f Tic-- ox ais. aavt 1 'tu- - v t:

;- "- ia :: taoie and asiec for his coataai hat. j

'Ti'.i"- - are yon goineT inquired

OIL LAND AT STAKE.Washiasioa. Jaa. 13. Aa eicpira

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""a ma.. tnt-- L w -rx axat w jj". " r Vi-- 4.aa , u rfi"-i- x

"-- s '"wa 1 : ' Zja-- . 3 r cf t.s faa :r st--- :-

s heart. Kx Laaah Eiary. The case! has heea here ca casage of. o:"

Co:-r- : .s. audi, worth proteh!y m?T.r. a-- " t -- - "L U'....- x:th tr:?''C-j;- aa hexe I can get coffee for?:! iv:ra x

'rs. vis HE ftrer-a.- - rpaed Mr. Pssae. -- Tti miJca l5BiC'- . - .a - --i. -- a v nr a oea at a--r 1 a e 1 . x .

t-j , Each for sawyers today beforec- - is too itr em tr t w ii ; i r r hi! r ' t t t r a..a. . , r - xl

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LAS VESA5 XEAJLY OPTIC. KCN3AY. JANUARY 13.f

.; S1 , y made ahoe, Xo. 2.

't.l i e wi-- e Xu. 21 s'.oi es. T'-- r. mm DSyOuCILLluG1

TO TACKLE AKY

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lire rnMR TO i

CAPITAL PAD S

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J NCj- - T. Hanr-ia.- . OaAi..r

LAS VEGASIMEEIST PAID ON IB! DEPOSITS

T rf stale tear ter home. She never1 N J

i a 1 1 j carried. At one tiae she was ca- -

i 11 1 L1 lU j gaged to EdwarJ Beaarre, a "rencb- -

i Canadian of Butte, Mont, himself

MISS ELLA EWISo WAS EIGHT j two Inches talier then Ms f:ancee,

FEET TOUR INCHES IN HER ; bnt the engagement was broken off.

STOCKING FEET. j Another romance of Miss Ewjag'sj x 'p icToiTPd Louis WUkins of Enid.

Kansas City. Mo., Jan. U.-- M:ss j Okla., who- measured eight feet two

Ella Ewing, who ied yesterday at j Inches in height He was a suitor for

her home, near JXoti-n- d axin- - j her hand years ago. Both had then

ty, Missouri, was said to tare been just signed contracts with the Ear-th-e

tallest woman in the world. Miss cum show.Ew iag was S feet, 4 inches tali She j Wiikins" suit was unsuccessful He

was i ) years old. j quit the show business in America

The extraordinary part of Miss ' and spent the years following Miss

E wing's unusual growth was from j Swing's refusal In Germany and Aus-th- e

time she was T years old until tria. He returned several times toshe was 10. At the former age she j visit his parents, and always on

was a normal little gi-'- L Soon after j those trips brought some gift for

her seventh birtnda? anniversary she j Miss Ewing. Wilkins died about six

began to grow rapidly and when 10 ' years ago in Chicago,

years old she measured 6 feet Si In her native town Miss Ewing

inches. She still had the tastes of a (was noted, not so much for her ab-ebi-lJ

of her age and her life became normal height, as for her goodnessmiserable. She was denied the pleas-'o- f character. She was a conscientious

Vegas SgLvings

Capital Stock, S3O.OOO.OO

Bank

PresJenVice PrKiieat

G. HajrkraW. EeUyT. EosIIes

Interest Paid on Deposit

IT PAYS T&

J. K. Csrsitchas. Prleat

Las

Win.

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rie Las z.ci czljcct, bzt 2ias

He can be trrstefHe belieres ia

enly in rrj.fr

is theare justified

inay hiresy ia

Always

NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL

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ures of games other chindren played,because her presence robbed the

games of their zest, while the otherchildren stared at her. She became

the butt of their thoughtless jestsand, being timid, the jibes broughther to tears and drove her away

from associates cf her own age.Made Money In Side Shows.

At school, desks and seats of gTeatsize ere constructed lor her, and I

an exceptionally ion; bed was nec--1

essary. She was forced to stoop at!entering ordinary doors and the:home in which her father and mother j

were comfortable, was liie a cage j

in her. The care of the voune riant- -

ress became a burden to the father, j

who was a man of meager means. j

Bat a visit to the county fair j

solved the financial problem. While i

she went about the fair grounds in i

ecstasies at the wonders she saw j

r, stock. Piant veeetaDles and the !

mysteries described by the side show

spielers she herself was the chiefattraction to the others, who followed

her about, staring at her in wonder-

ment A museum manager approach-ed her father with an offer of a good

salary for her as a museum attrac-

tion. It was arranged that her moth-

er shouIJ accompany her and she ac-

cepted the offer.Being heralded as a freak stung

her sensitive feelings at first, butshe eventually learned to look upon j

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FIGHTER

INDIANAPOLIS BOXER ANNOUNC-ES HE IS CAKDiDATE FOR

COM. VI SSI ON WEIGHT BELT

Iadianapolif, lid, Jaa. !I.brocAon, claimant of the

chajsidoaship, has someliiiig to sayto X'ie C :"":., r.s, the 51 Paul Pli.a-tom- ,

who recently israed a defl wall of the weiierwe:ri.if, wiliir- - r.

'make the Xew Tortspeciilcsition erf 14- - posads rliigside.,GiiiooDs, who haa Zopi-i- ! froa liewelterweights to the midiiewetgi-- j

and back again, said ia his chaUecgihe wanted to meet Brcxison cfpeci&Tjbecause the Hoosier iicner taened tobe the pick of the field in which Gib-bin- s

says he will be e holder afterhe has met all comers at the weight. ;

The pith of BronsoiTs statement iareply to G&bons. is this:

"I will meet Mike ary time,arywbere, at 143 posnds riigjide, isany number of rouads far the title. Iwant to wager tl,CW on the side that ;

beat him. I ehal'.rcred him last!summer in meet me under the same J

eruditions, except that I aiided by the '

jtrne fei?Lt of tie c;iS5, u2 poiiat 3 o'clock the day cf the bost. !

to (oocea"e weight spec-- j!EeaUoE ana ppgt mJ fostitis ij.medietely, when any club efTet :

a suitable purse for the bout I rSifQX j. :u or iLor-- rounusGibbons, and if he w2sis a Ciith lat-- j

tie he can get it-- I lope this win do

away with farther p&rey on Gii-bei- s

part or that cf his minager."Bronson said further that t believ-

ed if Eddie McGoorty osId give Gibonsa torisg at middieweisht, he feltconfident cf winning from the St. Padman at 145 pounds. Bay says hedoes not underrate licGoorty, but hebelieves Gibbons has been math over-rated. ,

Eronson is matched to box Billiard

holder at Isoaaaiolis. tea roundsJanuary la. Lang wot a shade tews-- :

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paper dexasioD. over its Hoosier a fewmonths ago, but Brotsoa was not sai- -

. .

because he was weakened"" as the r- -

suit of an aatomobile accident a fewweeks before the b;-a-i .

The Lane-BroE- go is at 14;pounds ringside. The Iacisna battier;has been training for the boat severaldays and says he will vixcieate hiswork with Lang in the previous iri-1-

Other bouts on tae Indiana pclis cardtEI be tea rotm-i- between Jinimy An-

derson and Willie McGee, both light--

weights of Indianapolis, and tenrounds at US poinds between ChickHayes and Pat McMahon. bo:h of Indianapolis. Lang will be the only for-

eign boxer on .tbs card.

KANSAS NEW GOVERNOR

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 13. George H.

Hodges, democrat, was sworn in asgovernor of Kansas today, succee-d-in-

Walter B- - Stpabbs. repablicaa.Mr. Hodges is tie first democratelected governor cf Kansas in ISvears and his installation was madean occasion of enthusiasm for thethousands of democrats who camefrom all parts of the state to jAnici-pat- e

ij the cereiMcies.Governor Stub's anl Govemor-elec- i

Hodges were escorted to thestate house by several companies ofthe Kaasas National Guard, la theassembly chamber the oath cf office!was administered to the new exro-

rive by Chief ;as: ice William A. I

JohnAton n r.-- ffkra !

elected, ill of tl.t ;i iicsr.s.. weresworn in. In a hnef isar.rcral ad-

dress Governor Hodges reaffirmedthe ante- - lection j'd?es of his party.

INAUGURATION IN OHIO.

Ctdansbns, O, Jan. 11 The inacg- - j

uration of fom.er Congressman j

James M. Cox as rovernor of the0hU iy was attended by j

Pareantry ati poc? ch arenrcaliy made a t of the wreiK- -

ies on lie ocasic'a pi the acmrsststra- -

u to the ctuefcemsoawfs

Maty visitors rt-a- ill pfartSi o!

j'a'e wen? 13

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a f.r terLome to her jseas--

'snow attraction, bet traveled only tp,

church-woma- and through her influ-

ence the Sunday school grew large.John Ewing, her father. Is 6 feet 1

inch tall. Her mother is not so tall.

STOICII SUDR? COT

INDIGESTION ALSO?

"PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN" MAKES UP- -

SET STOMACHS FEEL FINEIN FIVE MINUTES.

-If what you just ate Is souring cz

your stomach or lies like a lump oilead, refuting to digest, or you belch

gas and eructate sour, undigestedfood, or have a feeling of dizzinesB.

heartburn, fullness, nausea, had

taste in mouth and stomach headachethis Is indigestion,A full case of Pape's Diapepsin

costs only fifty cents and win thor

oughly cure your stom-

ach, and leave sufficient about thehouse in case some one else in thefamily may suffer from stomachtrouble or indigestion.

Ask your pharmacist to show you

the formula plainly printed on thesefifty-cen- t cases, then you will under--

stana wny syepuc iruuujc ui u

kinds must go, and why they usuallyrelieve sour, stomachs or

indigestion in five minutes. Diapep--

ach and intestines are clean and

fresh, and you will not need to resortto laxatives or liver pi'ls for bilious--

ness or constipation.This city will have many Diapep

sin cranks, as some people will call

them, but you win be cranky about

splendid stomachtoo. If yon try a little r indn

Frltis or any other stomach mis--

ery.Get some now. this minute, and for

ever rid yourself of stomach trouble

and indigestion. Adr.

GROSS KELLY COMPANY SUES

Albuquerque, S. M., Jan. 13. Gross,

Kellv and Company asks judgment

against J. R. Haynes, a resident of

Rio Arriba county, for $2,024.S9, In a

peititon filed Saturday with the clerk

of the district court Haynea boughtmerchandise from the firm from Feb

ruary 29, 1909. to December 1, 1J1L

the plaintiffs recite. They allege the

value of the goods was J8.221.41, and

that Haynes has paid $0,196.52. This

leaves a balance due them of

according to their figures.

I

t'W, .

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explained the Te zd xttis cf his zrtdpet Lis persc--iiit- zrc xerriic3 beiirf hit

bec- - Lis Terr hzsiz&s exisice is zz tzilt.his gocls to the exasi of his czizl. z.cz

:- -g the geefs rht, hzt hi zvrrJsizz, whichP" Ttzxs2j ttjZ&x if be iiZs to

grajsrtee cfia ha.g sasrMocs cf szsiverssti. jrxes, be-czs- e,

hcrrerer rrrch CKifi.er.es the r.-v-- CTin the, he has net esh fziih ia the to e-f

te":r ethers cf their grwer-ess-.

Pays to Bay Advertised Goods

iuliiLiiuiiil

TO II EAVYVEIQI1T

TITLE

LUTHER McCABTY"S RiSE TOFAME HAS BEEN OF MET-EORi- C

RAPIDITY.

Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 12. LutherMcCarty, new white heavy weightworld's champion, has had the mostinteresting career oi any maa whoowned a pair of gloves. If he hadbeen born five hundred or a thou-

sand years ago he would have beena leader of a free company. McCartyis ef Irish-lnuia- n parentage.

Although a youth of 20 summers,

having been born St. Patrick's Day,March IT, ISM, on a farm 15 milesfrom Lincoln, Xeb he has crowdedmore into life than many a mantwice his age. His parents diedwhen he was young, breaking bxs

home ties. Being of an adventurous

spirit he started out to see theworld.

He was young, but possessed a big

frame, which stood him in goodstead. Naturally he did cot possessmoney to ride on the cars, so the Ibrakebeams often housed his form. Itis said that his clever footwork was j

developed In evading brakemen andconductors on the cars. !

At first they Ucked htm, but as he i

grew iu Biic uued them. He was in Los Angeles oncebefore he went to fight Flynn. He

did not go the same way, being un- - j

der the coaches instead of in one i

Been a Little of Everything.McCarty, in the course of his ex

periences, has been chore boy on a j

Canadian farm, cowboy, prospector j

and ranch hand. Of it all he likes j

the life of the cowboy. !

While in Canada Tommy Bares,the former heavy weight champion,told McCarty that he possessed the

physique to become a champion.Since that time McCarty has had the

fight bug in his bonnet

and entered a gymnasium. He fought i

a few men who were unknown. A '

Chicago man needed a lighter tosend to one of the smaller Ehnoiatowns and he selected McCarty. The I .

man in question couju noi gu m ucasked "Billy" McCamey to take Mc-

Carty there. That was when McCar-

ty knocked out Joe Cox in six rounds.Then he Hooked Up With McCamey.

McCarty and MeCarney then

joined forces. From that time on

dates McCarty s sensational rise tothe highest heights of ringdom. Me-

Carney, knowing every ang'e of the

fight game, possessed of more than 1

the ordinary amount of Celticshrewdness, guided his man pastthe tough ones until he learned how

to handle himself well. If it wasnot for MeCarney 's shrewdness, Mc-

Carty would have oeen left outof

Los Angeles white-hop- e tour-

nament So there is as much creditattached to McCamey as there is tothe fighter.

Following is McCarty s record:Wart Adams, knockout 2 roundsJoe Grim, knockout 4 roundsAl Withers, knockout 13 roundsAl Withers, knockout S round

Terry Crawford, knockout 1 roundJack Heinman, knockout 3 roundsJoe Cox. knockout S roundsJeff Clark, no decision 10 rounds

Harry Wuest no decision10 round

Jack Harper, kiTckout 1 round'

Bill Schultz. knockout 1 roundJoe Hagan, knockout 3 roundsCarl Morris, knockout 9 roundsTim Loan, no decision 6 roundsJess Willard, no decision 10 roundsJack McFarland. knockout- - 2 roundAl Kaufman, knockout 2 roanJim Flynn, kiKckout IS roundsAl Palzer, decision IS rounds

NATIONAL PROHI S MEET.

Indianapolis. Ind., Jan. 13. AnionKxking to a change ia the came ofthe prohibition party so as to em-- (

irace more man me sin; e jflfa ot s

prohibition of the liquor traffic is es - !

nected to be taken by the national i

rr.ntere.nee of nrofclnitoin W.ir. 1

hich assembled in this tv todar.More than one tbousan-- ' (jeraiesjmciua;ngand state committees iium rous ;

ether leaders, are atteii'ts the con--

fer-nce- , which win be ession tieente wtK.

TEST CAKE FOR f LLiNEPS

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her extreme size phUosophicaliy. i m is harmless ana tastes u cau-Th-

dy. though each dose contains powerattitude was made more easy j! sufficient to digest and prepare 'or

by the big receipts.! assimilation into the blood all theWith P. T. Barnum.food besides, it makes yoa

Subsequent! she entered a con-- 1 you eat;to the table wi.n a healthy appe-era- lgoand for sev--!tract with P. T Barnum

vears was an attraction of theftite; but, what will piease you most,is that will feel that your stom--and J yoabig circus, traveling over Europe

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in "Wlctiau Kin, aid are ig ary of said iaais fa? agnrsl- - lag I;i.s seres, a? :. .asanas u Xis- -

America. The dream of her girl-

hood, to own a home where shewould be comfortable, at last was

realized. In her travels she never i

had been comfortable. Beds andyatha narti fcW1T- -t iahlPR liOOra

and ceilings too low. She couldn'tfind comfortable chairs. Life for herjwas a succession of makeshifts. Shesaved her salarv received from Bar- - !

num and after accumulating whatshe believed to be sufficient to last

her, she left the show business andbuilt a home--, near Gorin. The doorsto this house are 10 feet tall. The

ceilings are fifteen feet The bedsare as long as she chose. Her bath-

tub was six feet kmg, and a speciallymade hammock on her veranda was

15 feet long. Clothes closets are thesize of ordinary bedrooms and herdining table is four and one-hal- f feet

high.A Church Worker.

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she remained almost normal, exceptthat her arms grew in proportion to

the growth cf her legs. Her feet re- -

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crisoners here. TroTidw3 th roTenscr 1

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PAYMENT OF A

POLICY

U PEOPLES BANK & TRUST CO.LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO;

fCAPITAL - -- : $106,000.09

Every Department Is Complete and You Have Prompt and Courteous Attention

We bought a big bill of

SMITH'S SEAMLESS R

Rugs before theadvance in price, which en-

ables us to offer you the

DANKIKG DEPARTMENT

, We pay 2 per cent on Checking:Accounts. Every facility offered,consistent with Safe Banting--

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Savings Department

W Interest Compounded Semi- - A q14 O annually. $1.00 will open the T? Caccount.

TRUST DEPARTMENT

Acts as Executor, Administrator,Guardirn, Assignee and Trustee.Consult our officers.

Safe Deposit Department

Boxes for your valuable papers,

charges reasonable.

OFFICERSJOHN W. II AKIl IS, President

Geo II. Hunker, Vice Pres. Cleoi'es Itomero, Vice Pres. Cecilio Itoseuwald, Sec.Ivo TV". Lively, Assistant Secretary

CHICAGO P.OARD OF TP.ADE

Chicago, Jan. 13. Despite lower

Spring 1913A complete line of Spring

Dress Ginghams and. Percales,36 Inches wide. In plaids,stripes, checks and col-

ors. Warranted fast colors.

Buy early and get a good se-

lection.

We are showing a full as-

sortment of Ironclad Galatea,Princess Cheviots, Soiesettesand Poplins. -

THE POPULAR PRICE STORB

Hoffmen & Granbaifli

Agents for

SHOESHoleproof Hosiery, Header-so- n

Corsets.

NEW IDTA 10c Patterns.

Telephone Main 104.

IOWA LEGISLATURE CvNVENES.

Des Moines la., Jan. 13. A heavyprogram confronts the thirty-fift- h

general assembly of Iowa, which con-

vened today for its biennial session.Chief interest centers in five import-

ant measures that will be presentedfor consideration. They are: Work- -

ingmen's compensation, good roads,revision of school laws, public utili-

ties and a permanent tax commission.

Other matters that are expected to

"be brought up during the session arewoman's suffrage, the Oregon planof electing United States senators,state prison reform, rural ?chool

problems, and provision for a stricter

regulation of private banking institu-

tions. Before the lawmaking beginsthe legislature will William

S. Kenyon to the United States sen-at- a

FARMERS' WEEK BEGINS.

Columbia, Mo., Jan. 13. Farmers

week, an influential feature of therural uplift movement in Missouri,

began today at the state university.More than 1,000 progressive farmersfrom all parts of the . tate are expected. The program provides for dailylectures and demonstrations In al-

most every line of farm work. An-

nual meetings of various statewill "also be held, among thm

being those of corn growers, horti-

culturists, dairymen, and breeders

$f Jj'stock, swine and poultry.

KANSAS CITY POULTRY SHOW.Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 15. The

Kansas City International Poultryshow, which opened In Conventionhall today, is probably the biggestpoultry show of the year, nearly 5,000

fowl being on exhibition. In additionto the blue blopd of poultrydom thedisplay embraces aany breeds ofdogs, pigeous, rabbits, cats and othervarieties of pet stock. The exhibitionwill continue through the week.

AeW'

MONTEZUMA CAMP OF THEW. O. W. IS OPPOSED TO

SOVEREIGN CAMP.

An interesting case was on trialbefore Judge Leahy in chambers thismorning; it is the suit of Montezu-ma Camp No. 2, Woodmen of theWorld, Charles Tamme and O. A.

Larrazolo, intervenors, plaintiffs, vs.the Sovereign Camp Woodmen of theWorld, of the state of Nebraska.

On September 16, 1903, Thomas W.

Harrison applied to the grand lodgefor a change in the beneficiary of hlB

policy, aming Montezuma Camp No.2 as the beneficiary. T. W. Harri-son was a resident of Las Vegas,and had been a member of the local

lodge for some years. He carried apolicy of Jl.uOO in the insurance

of the sovereign lodge. Be-

ing ill for a number of years priorto his death, he transferred to thelocal lodge his insurance policy lor$1,000 and the local lodge agreed toexpend certain sums for his care andmaintenance, and to reimburse itselffrom the proceeds of the policy inthe event of the death of Mr. Harri-son.

After Harrison's death, the neces-

sary proofs were made, but the sov

ereign lodge refused to pay theamount of f 1,000 due on the policy,claiming that it had no right to doso under its charter and under thelaws of the state of Nebraska; thatthe amount of the policy could onlybe paid to blood relations, husbandor wife, or persons dependent uponthe insured. T. W. Harrison had no

relatives or dependents whatever,and it was for this reason he trans-ferred his policy to. the local lodge,and he did so with the consent andknowledge of the sovereign camp, Itis declared.

One of the questions for the courtto determine is whether the laws ofthe state of Nebraska or those of thestate of New Mexico shall control inthe enforcement of the policy.

O. A. Larrazolo appears for the lo-

cal lodge, and Governor W. J. Millsand S. B. Davis, Jr.l' for the sover- -

eign lodge. VT. W. Harrison livei 4n Lss Vegas

for a number of years. " He was abutcher by trade, and forked for along time for Graaf ad Hayward.His illness developed' dfementia, andfor two years prior to lis death hewas a pacient at the New Mexico

Hospital for the Insane.After hearing arguments this morn-

ing Judge Leahy continted the caseuntil Friday morning.

Attorney Luis Armljo .'left this afternon for Santa Fe where he plansto spend the remainder ot this week.

Vice President H. E. pyrum of theChicago, Burlington and Qulncy railroad, together with his family, pass--

ed through Las Vegas today in theC. B. and" Q. prvate car No. 99 attached to Santa Fe tra a No. 1 enroute from Chicapi: to Los Angelas.Calif.

Analysis of Hallatone.The infremiency of thair occurrence

and the difficulty of keeping them torexamination, have stood ita the way otany careful Investigation of the char-acter- of hailstones, but) Prof. BoriaWeinberg of Tomsk, Siberia, has Justperfected an apparatus which 1b epected to obviate these difficulties. Hewill gather the hailstones as oppor-tunity offers and preserve them byplunging them la a liquil of about thesame density contained,' in a double-walle- d

receptacle like t superior icacream freezer, but "packed" withTntTtnro rt ifa anri aulnhfttft fit OfmTifll.

As needed for study the stones canbe removed, sliced In extremely thin j

sections and photographed by a polarlzing microscope or auiocnroinaugplates, as is done with anatomicalpreparations. ,

M. C. Porter of Corona was a visitorhere yesterday. ,

Burt Stiner of Albuquerque was avisitor in town Sunday.

A. G. Comfort of Albuquerque wasa visitor, in town yesterday.

Attorney Stephen B.Davis left thisafternon on a short business trip toAlbuquerque.

Attorney W. J. Lucas returned last

evening from a short busless trip to'

Wagon Mound. ; ;

J. A. Conley of Raton, master me-

chanic for the Santa Fe railroad, was

visitor here yesterday.Rev. and Mrs. Alonzo Bright, who

were here for Sunday, left thig after-noon for Albuquerque.

John L. Zimmerman left this after-noon for Santa Fe where he will epenUseveral days on business.

Mrs. Joseph Baldstay of Pe;os ar-

rived in town Saturday evening anda visitor here yesterday..

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Thuli of Watrousarrived in town yesterday and will be

visitors here for several days.Miss Alma Olive, who has been the

guest of her sister Mrs. C. D. Boucher,left Saturday evening for Trinidad.Colo.

Donald Stewart, manager of the ri

branch house of Gross, Kellyand compjyiy, was a visitor In tow;iSunday. .

Judge H. L. Walf'o, who returned

Saturday from a trip east, left last

evening on a short business trip toSanta Fe.

Charles Springer cf Raton arrived

Saturday, leaving last evening for San-

ta Fe, where he will spend severaldays on busiess.

State Senator John S. Clark laft!last evening for Santa Fe where hewill attend the coming session of thestate legislature.

Dr. W. E. Kaser left yesterday af-

ternoon for Santa Fe to attend themeeting of the New Mexico Medical

association, of which he is secretaryand treasurer.

State Senator Louis C. Ilfeld leftlast eveningvfor Santa Fe where hewill attend the coming session of thestate legislature. While in Santa FeSenator Ilfeld-wi- ll make his head

quarters st tlia .Palace hotelFrancisco Gonzales, a former resi

dent of Las Vegas, arrived in townthis afternoon and will visit friendsand relatives herer From Las VegasMr. Gonzales will go to Mora wherehe plans to spend .some time visiting,

Mr. and Mrs, David Roseuwald will

leave this evening on an extended

trip east, making New York City theirprincipal stopping point While In

New York City; Mr. Rosenwald will

do considerable buying for the H. Ro

senwald and Son concern.Jackson D. Haag; dramatic editor

for The Post of Pittsburgh, arrivedin town Saturday evening and expectsto be a viistor in this vicinity 'orsome time. Mr. Haag is planning on

going to El Porvenir where he wil.spend several, weeks In writing a

play, the scene of which is to be laidIn this, country.

RvTsItvi Janaf.

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9x12 foot sizes that sell re

gularly 29.50 to$24.6535.00, at..

27x54 inch Axminster Rugs$3.00 values at $fm951-- 5 Off on Portiers, Couch

Covers, Table Covers, Lace

Curtains and Curtain Nets.

On' Sale This Week OnlyNo Exchanges or Premiums

fflliraiiOpposite The Y. M. C. A.

W. G. Ogle, the land man, left. thisafternoon on a short business trip to

Santa Fe.Albert Stern will leave this evening

for Chicago, where he will spend sev-

eral weeks on business.M. M. Padgett left this afternoon

for Santa Fe and will spend severaldays in the Capitol City.

Attorney Charles A. Spiess left lastevening for Santa Fe where he will

spend several days on business.J. D. Hand of Onava left Saturday

eveuiug on an extended business

trip to Chicago, 111., ashington, D.

C, and other eastern cities.Stephen Powers, superintendent of

the Agua Pura company, returnedlast evening from La Junta, Colo.,where he spent the past week onbusiness.

FIREMEN PUT OUT THE

SAME BLAZE TWICE'i

BELLS AND WHISTLES AROUSEPEOPLE IN MIDDLE OF THE

NIGHT UNNECESSARILY.

Last evening at 9:15 o'clock, analarm of fire was sounded, callingout both the East side and West side

departments to extinguish a fire inthe house owned by Leo Padilla atthe corner of Washington avenueand Ninth street. The fire was dis-

covered by Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Baily,who were on their way home. Rush-

ing to the Padilla house Mr. Bailyfound that the family was put Withthe assistance of Mrs. Baily he sentin an alarm then broke In the doorof the house and managed to saveconsiderable furniture.

By the time tne fire companies ar-

rived' the blue had made much head-

way, but, afver working for 30 min-

utes, the departments had the fireunder control, the all-ou- t signal beingsounded 40 minutes later. The Westside department remained on thefire one hour and 10 minutes and wasthere 45 minutes after the East sidedepartment had returned to the firestation. The East side departmentdid not lay any hose, as It was un-

necessary to do so. Several hundreddollars' damage was done.

It Is evident that some emberswere overlooked, for a short time after midnight an alarm was againsounded for the same fire, both departments responding. A slight blazewas discovered in the rafters of thehouse, which was quickly etiaLguished by the East side departmentwith the chemical apparatus attachedto the hose wagon. No hose was laidfor the second fire.

Three times during the last sismonths the departments

' have beencalled out a second time to extin-

guish fires which they had supposedly put out, two of these alarms beingsent in during the past four weeks.Efficiency. Is one" of the main feat-

ures of a good fire department, and,as there is plenty of water on handand also good water pressure, thereis no reason for the overlooking of

any fire by the members of eitherof the departments. Las Vegans thinkit better for the firemen to makea good job of it when attempting to

extinguish the fire the first timethan to have to be called out In the

night for the mum fire especiallywb'-- tlie thermotwler in down

round the Z'-r- pyint. li'B no fun

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AKCHBALD FOUND

GUILTY BYJHE

SENATEiS(Continued from Page 1.)

bald generally with seeking creditfrom litigants before him and en-

gaged in a general coal land busi-

ness, caused some delay. Some sen-

ators wished to be excused from vot-

ing because of its generalities. A de-

bate followed.Finally the vote on the last article

was reached and it resulted 42 to 20

for Archbald's conviction on thatcharge.

When the last vote had been cast.Senator O'Gorman ofered a resolutionthat Archbald be removed from thebench and be forever ineligible topublic office. Senator Root movedthat the doors be closed for deliberations and the court went into executive Bession.

The senate prepared today to' voteon 1C3 charges in the . impeachmenttrial of Judge Robert W. Archbaldshortly after 1 o'clock this afternoon. Conviction requires a two-third- s

vote on any one of the charges.

The penalty in case of conviction,unless notified by subsequent actionof the senate, is immediate removalfrom office and prohibition againstholding another position of publichonor or trust.

The Impeachment proceedingistarted early In 1912. The house call-

ed upon President Taft for a copyof the charges and in May, throughthe judiciary committee, began theinvestigation that ended in recom-

mendations for impeachment. On

July 7, the house voted to impeachJudge Archbald and the case waslaid before the senate July 15.

The charges accuse him of havingused his judicial influence to securefavors from railroads that were liti-

gants before him; of having accept-ed favors from lawyers practicing inhis court, end of having been guiltyof other misconduct as a judge.

Archbald admitted practically allthe facts as to negotiations for culm

properties, but in each case main-

tained that the business negotiationswere innocent in themselves and thathe did not misuse his judicial power.

Valuable Elk Tooth Dress.An elk tooth dress, estimated to be

worth $3,000, was one of the odditiesrecently exhibited in the new "dressand ornament" exhibit at the Mu-

seum of Anthropology at the AffiliatedColleges in San Francisco. The elktooth dress was decorated with morethan 500 teeth, and was worn by anIndian woman.

cables based on the heavy Americanshipments, wheat started aisLer today, May opening higher to un-

changed at 93',4 to 93. An advanceto 93 followed. May closed with-

in Vi of the top, 1 cent over Saturdayat 94.

May corn opened lower to overSaturday at 50 to 51 and sold to51 . Corn closed strong, May

1 cent up at 51.Trade was quite. May oats openedunchanged to a shade lower at 34 to337g and advanced to 34tf.

Provisions were dull and steady.May pork opened 2 down at $18.17

and advanced to $18.25; May lard!started 2 lower to 2 higher at$9.75 to $9.80 and May ribs 2 upat $9.75. The quotations were:

Wheat, May 94;- - July 91 Septem-ber 89.

Corn, May 51; July 52; Septem-ber 53:

Oats, May 34; July 34; Septem-ber 33.

Pork, Jan. $17.85; May $18.27.Lard, Jan. $9'60; May $9.82.Ribs, Jan. $9.67; May $9.77

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,New York, Jan. 13. Bear opera-

tions made the most of the down-

ward trend of copper metal pricesand attacked the copper stocks, inwhich speculation has been concen-

trated recently, owing to the oppor-tunities for trading afforded by theirwide fluctuations.

Western railroad stocks saggedslightly, but soon broke loose fromthe influence of the copper group.Coal shares, particularly Lehigh Val

ley, were heavy. The street kept In

close touch with Washington news,owing to the chance that the su-

preme court might hand down its de-

cision in the Minnesota rate case.Bonds were easy.

Further postponement 1

by the su-

preme court of the long awaited de-

cision in the Minnesota rate case was

regarded as unfavorable and was fol-

lowed by active selling for both accounts. There was also liquidationIn the telephone and telegraphstocks.

Losses ranged around a point inmost of the active stocks. LehighValley and Lead yielded 3V4. Ameri"can Telephone 2, Southern Pacificand Western Union 1 A and Amalga-mated 2 points. '

Unrestrained liquidation In the me-

tal stocks produced a general feelingof pessimism and the whole mar'.citsuffered from a series of bear drives.United States Steel sold to 67 thelowest in a long time and somo of theimportant railroad stocks were downseveral points. Lead lost 5'4, LeMp.a

Valley. 4 and Amalgamated 2 po'nts.The market closed weak. Liquida-

tion increased and acute weaknesswas visible in all quarters of the list.Lack of support for market leaders,especially Steel, encouraged bear ag-

gression, and there was a consider-

able shaking out of weekly mar-

gined accounts. Losses ranged from1 to 5 points, with the copper groupdisplaying the most weakness.The closing sales were:

J)er. Native steers $7.009.00; south-ern steers $6.00 7.50; southern cowsand helferB $3.7506.25; native cowsand heifers $3.7507.75; stockerg andfeeders $5.007.60; bulls $4.750.50;calves $6.5010.25; western steers$6.008.50; western cows $3.75 6.50.

Hogs Receipts 6,500. Marketsteady to 5 cents lower. Bulk of sales$7.107.2a; heavy $.157.30; packers and butchers $7.10 7.25; light$6.957.20;' pigs $C.00g-6.75-

.

Sheep Receipts 10,000. Marketsteady. Muttons $i.506.00; lambs$7.009J25; range wethers and year-lings $5.00S.OO; range ewes $3.505.50.

"People love to perplex themselvesand then depend on some one to getthem out of the muddle," says HenryMiller, and, as an example, he givesthe following:

"A famous Chicago lawyer onehad a singular case to settle. Aphysician came to him :i great dis-

tress. Two sisters, living 12 the eamahouse, had babies of equal fce, whoeo resembled each other thiit theirown mothers were unable to distin-

guish them when they were together.Now, it happened that by the care-lessness of the nurses the childrenhad become mixed, and how werethe mothers to make sure that tteyreceived hack their own infants?

" 'But perhars,' said the lawyer,'the children weren't changed at alL

"Oh, but there !s no doubt thatthey were changed,' said the phjclclan.

"'Are you sure of it?"

"Perfectly."'Well, If that's the case, why

dont you change them back again? Idon't see any difficulty in the case.' "

When you want a reliable medicinefor a cough or cold take CahmbeT-lain- 's

Cough Remedy. It can alwaysbe depended upon and is pleasant andsafe to take. For sale by all dealers.Adv.

The unconsidered witticism, how-

ever well meant, strikes snags inBoston.

Professor Zueblin in a recent lec-

ture playfully remarked that manypeople marry presumably for love.

A woman in the audience took of-

fense at this and interrupted him., "What are your views, madam?"he asked.

"I do not wish to contaminate my-

self with talking to you," the womanadded; "L shall send my husband tospeak to you!"

The professor proceeded with hislecture, possibly in fear and trem-

bling.As far as knowa, however, the hua-ban- d

hasn't appeared.

Pprsnns trnnhitfl twirl! a! tiara-Ksis are ofen very much benefit edby massaring the affected partsthoroughly when applying Chamberlain's Liniment. This liniment tlsarelieves rheumatic paius. For s:.' Vynil dealers. Adv.

NO INJUNCTIONS GRANTED

Denver, Jan. 13. Judge Greeley W.Whitford in the district court tcdaysustained demurrers to 'petitions : r

injunction again Aawmr Clair?: J.Pitcher. The ruling of tie court tr-mil-

tbe assessor to procf-t- I wii1! a

cotemplatf.4 redu'.-Uc-- cf 10 i'-- : tin tie ab'-Kt,i-- va'atiorj (jf Ir-u-

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Our Instructions to the famous editor of the Boston Cooking SehoolMagazine were: "Get up a book of recipes of the things people like best.Find the best way to make and bake each one.- - Then "write it out so plainlythat even an inexperienced housewife can't have a failure." . ... , ;

"The Cook's Bool" was the result. . Some of the 90 recipes were origi-- '"

naled, many of them were improved upon, and all were personally tested bythis best known authority on cookkig in America, and she tells so clearly howshe made everything that one cannot go astray.

Ti3e some of the cakes and pastry are elaborate enough for any occasion,the recipes are all thorougi Jy practical and call or no expensive and unusualingredients. la addition to telling how to make them, the book is beautifullyillustrated b colors showing how to arrange and serve die dishes appetizingly.

More than half a million cf "The Cook's Book" ?re now in use in Amer-ican households. Yet the demand is constantly increasing. Many send fortwo or three at a time to eive to friends or young house

keepers. Don't depend on borrowing one from ariei;!iLor have one of your own.

How to GctJThc CookBook

Looking Upward.Is not this little paragraph from

Maeterlinck worth pondering; nay,more, is it not worth acting upon?

"We must learn to live in a beauty,an earnestness, that shall become apart of ourselves. In life there Is nocreature bo degraded but knows fullwell which Is the noble and beautifulthing that be nhould do; but this noble, beautiful thing is not strongenough wUMi him. It in thl isvklljlebut abstract fctre&eth that it. mutst beour to ):- fcrt of nilAnd tljus Btri-ne'l- j ii.-1- . ;.,.i- wily hi

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ure of protecting his chicken coopswith, chilled steel bars was futile, foithat very night four more cf hischoice Leghorns disappeared, leavingthe severed bars as the only visibleevidence of the theft However, hitsuspicions pointed toward his nextdoor neighbor, whom he had seenprowling around his yard that day,and accordingly he bad this susp-- d

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L DORADO LODGE NO. . 1

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Sleeta 9;ery JIoaly eTt- -

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ally invited. ChaaLiebachiiei', Claa- -

cellor CommandeiHarry i'amn. Keeper of Recordand Seal

F. O. E-- ileeti first and third Tneday eveainss each month at Woodmen fialL "Visitins brothers cordi-

ally iETited to s.it:z2. A. M. Adlet,President: E. C. Ward, Secretary

L. O. O. MOOSE Meets second andfourth -

Tharsday erening eacsmonth at V.. O. W. Hall. Yisltinjbrothers cordially invited. Dr. BW. -- HouL Dictator; J. ThomhluSecretary.

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cofflfcTAbi? chair aa3"Wha's t3 matter wiii th lirlig j

tooeT" hi eesanded ii tiltfX-- '

--Why

-Sirs. GiiierB s:Aed- - 1 merer esw

such Ftnp:a a?a tolls!" she 4c!ar4.

to faiow? Grace Sxs a cs3?r c::rg"Wipci-"-?-:- " tlc3-- 2 Grt:-'.-s

Xo. 2 9:10 p. m 9:15 p. in.Xo. 4 11:03 p. m 11:35 p. as.

Xo. 8 2:05 a. ai 2:10 a. m.Xo. 10 1:45 p. m 2:10 p. bl

WEST BOUNDXo. 1 1:20 p. m 1:15 p. mNo. S 6:10 a. m 6:15 a. axXo. 7 4:20 p. m 4:30 p. m.Xo. S. 6:35 p. m 7:00 p. m.pciit 5 claxs "R". aid .50

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CHAPWAN LCOGE NO. 2, A. F. 4A. M. Rerular cta--

m r, KAtiaa first aniV. taira Tisrsday la;

4 Mr in,?Tiled. Wa p.

"W. JL H. S .Taa Pesen, Secretary.

VEGAS COMMANDERY, NO. 2,jKMIGHTS TEMPLAR Beg-- t

'?Jktlar conciare sec. d Tuaa-- I

day ia each jBtrnti at Ma--

eos.e Temple at 7:33 p. m. G. H.EJsid, E. C; Cfeaa. Tamm Re-

corder.

LAS VEGAS CHAPTER NO. 3, ROYAL ARCH MASONS Begtlar coa- -

Tocitloa. first Monday iseach month at llasonicTeajple, a 7:20 p. in. if.E. WilHamB. H P, F. O.

Blood, Secretary.

RANSFORD CHAPTER HO. 2, O. E.S. ifeeu first and third FridaysVaaotic Teaple. Mrs. T. B. Bowen,Wortlsy Katroc; James O. Eat- -

lesa. Worthy Patron; Sirs. Geor(

ge Tripp, Secretary. Phone ilain22S, 120 Grand arenue.

FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD NO, ,

;

8 o'clock. Tieitlas mm s

cordially irekcine. E. E. ,

president; J. T. Buhl ar

C. H. Baily, treasurer.

ilea in the Forest of hrotharlylove at WoDdmen cf the World hall,oa the second and fourth Fridaysof each month at 8 p. m. C H.

Stewart, Consul; G. Lacrornle, Clerk.

Visiting members are especiallywelcome and cordially invited.

J. E. ROSENWALD LODGE NO. 541L O. of B. a Meets erery Erst

Tuesday of the month la the estryrooms of Temple MonteCore at 8

o'clock P-- ax Visiting brothers arecordiaDy inrited. Isaac AppeL

President; Charlea GreencUy, Sec

retary.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, COUN-

CIL NO. E34. Meets second andfourth Tharsday in O. E. C HaH,

Pioneer building. Visiting mem-

bers are cordially inrited. Richard

Derine, G. K.; Frank Angel, F. S.

O. O. F. LAS VEGAS LODGE NO.

"I. Meets erery Monday ereaing attheir hall oa Sixth street. All Tis

brethrea cordially invited to at-

tend. J. D. Fried enstine, X. G.;

Frank Fries, V. G.; T. M. ETwood,

Secretary; Earl "Wertx, Treasurer;C. V. Hedgcock, cemetery trustee.

B. P. O. ELKS Meets second andfourth Tuesday eTeaing of eachmonth Eils home oa Xixth stree.axd Dccglas areane. Visiting brottrers are cordially inrited. P. TX Mo

Elroy, Exalted Baler; D. W. Con-

don, Secretary.

WANT

COLUMNrates FD3 CiASSIFIED ADVES--

nttnisF1w cert per iin each lrtfs LAS

Ejpjma, aix ertfimry wcria to a Ito.Ma ,4 i. th.. tinc. Aii aowraa ircm (wjw

be fceed at teas actuary ,wtthoot regard ts auwfcer el

advawca preferred.

C?TI KUMEER. MAIN t

WantedT7AXTE3-- T3 tcy r;-- 2 pool tal'.a.

AiJrsss D. J. Cassiij. Ksa, X. 2iL

WAXTED Bigi iis stock sales--

ran 10 sell Soottw&stera TrsstCemptry etoci. Mosey loaned caiiprcve-- i city or firm pro7erty toBascLasers of Eiocfc. Beferencesreoired. Western tLTeatseat Co.

f.Zl Trzs; Eld?., Dallas, Texas.

SALESMEN To sell aew edacatton-- j' si specialty to school beards. Ex-clasi-

tarritory. Xa cctnpetitioa.Liheril proposition. Etion School

Farxishixj Coffipxay, 1034 W. TaaBaren St Chicago, EL

--"SVXshToman at 252 Grand

For UsstFOR F.EXT Suite ot hoosekeepiag

roois, frst floor, electric lights, j

Apply Saaday or after p. ax bjMain street.

FOB BEXT One larrs saaay roc4.cheap. 509 Eighth street,

FOB BEXT Foar room fxrxishedtoaae, electric iishts and oath. 922

Doa:

EOAED and room, 719 Grand XTexaa.

FOa BEXT Fcraished Eat. strictlymodem. 511 Xixth street.

fFCEXISHED EOOMS, heme eonofom.no sadness. $.33 Jacksoa..

FOR BEXT Two room famishedhonse, in Lincoln.

FOR EEXT For Elks Ely, a fewchoice rooats ia the Xew Elks'Horn.

Fcr SaiaFOB, SALE Snsall wood heating

stores, pea coal grates, hard coal

earners, also acme second hand fur-xitar-

Plata Eotei.

lC,wJ or more now arailahie fortBTestmeat ta a sosad aad substan-

tial enterprise, promising good re-

turns aad capxhle of expansion. Ad-

dress F. B, Optic.

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ATTORXEYS

HUNKER &. HUNKER

George H. Hunker Chester A. HunkmAttorneys-at-La- w

Las Vegas. Xew Meslo

DESTISTS

CLIFFORD PLEWDentist, Boom 3, Pioneer Bldg.

Eesidence Telephoae Olive 546J

Office Telephone Mala 17

DR. E. L. HAMMOND, DENTIST.

Crockett Building.Office Telephone Maia 1HBouse Telephoae- - Main 1S5

DR. F. R. LORD

Will be associated wita Dr. Clifford

Plew Indefinitely.PIOXEEB BUILDLN'G.

Office Telephone Maia 67

Residence Telephone .Mala 41S

FOLEY'SHONEY and TAR

COMPOUNDFor over three decades a favoritehoasehold medkine for COUGHS,COLDS, CROUP, WHOOPINGCOUGH, BRONCHITIS, HARDand STUFFY BREATHING. Takeet first sign of a cold. Quick, safeand reliable? The Bee Hive on thecarton is tie mark of the genuine.Refuse sustitutes. .

Reo Cross Drug Co.O. G. SenaeTer

' trother, makiss x Cart tor her floor, j""Who's yonr beau, sis! 'KioVe ysai'ct a crush or" ;

"Mother: caia Grace's XEEsxxEtj"ifsie Bos step! I tlirt he's 1

perfectly horrid! I havest gatcrash oa asybody sxd ysa kxov if. f

Boh Cithers, axi I prfectiy hate yra. j

go thereTllrec!" cried l.!rs. Gidsers. T3 j

earprised xi of yoa. Stop it at ,.' osier- :i

"WelL Td Eke a look at the ci? ;

who's bo faportant tilt Ia fearred estCf bt hapj-- home," protestea "er sea. j

"Gee! There imt arytlirg to do tr

I Eegiaxixg at a joint oa a line be-T-l

Cii Gex-la- aa Eow eld yoa tWa 5 e of the tract, X.ever e so k xixted Fido John-- t 33 4Sg 1 distant from

cr.a--.- . of tie SE sorter of Sec4. eiteadi 15 !hj ca each siie of

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a Lie r;:.i.r? X. c . 1 chain,X. 6 ces. W. S claias, X. 8 des. E.4.1 chains. X. S.75 chains. X. 5dea. T.v". 4 cha'TUff. X. ;5 deg. V.". 2.S7ehx.i4. X. 1 dee. 3- Ein. W. 3.1?

j chaisa. X. 7 dies. E. J chaias, X. 25I ties. V," . 2.75 chilis to the piaeewtere tae er.i cc tie strip closes oaus-- of the tract; the aetarea beins 75. f-- aes. Said tractwas c;on the application ofJose Leoc Soioxa, Porre::;- - Xew Iei-L- -;

Llij A trct withinhot what tQ proaably he,

lex stsrreTea. Sec. 7, T. IS X.. R.it E., descrrhed by netea and toon isas fsHovs: Besiaxns at cortex Xo.

a sa'dsto&e nared H-- L "whenceIX, --r Xa. 3 of srxll hoidixg claim

IZIZ. Tr. 4. bt-ar-s S. 44 de?. 2)mix. w. 4 chains: extexdiag thence

j 5. 21 ce-5- . E. 5 chsins; theaoe S. 6dee. E. chaias; taence S. 17

f da?. E. i.ZZ chaixs; thence X. 31Kin. E. ! chains; theace

1 X. 2i deg. W. H.25 chains; thene !

I S. 41 deg. 2 aix. W. 4 chxxs Ucorter Xo. 2. the place of heaixxixg. f

; There is excCTtd therefrom a stria 1

1 Z feet wi4e ciscrihe-- i as fallows:

ser Xo. S, extetdisg thencej em each s.de ci & line rsnxins S.i 4S fieg. 43 ntia. V. 7.S0 clsixs to the j

place where th? end of the stripcloses oa the htxxdxry Lxe of thetract; the net arm heixg 3 acres. !

Sxid tract-was-iste- coon the atvii--catic--a of Celestix Sxnclex Sax Jose.Xew Mexico; List A tract of15. 7 acres wtthia axsxTTeye-d- . hatwhat will pcofeab'c be, whea sxTTeyed,

1 80c. 11, T. 15 X, R. 14, E. defecr.t-:-- d

i ty Etstes aai bocsds as foEows: Ee--

gixxixg at cam! Xo--1. a staxdstone

f ser between Sees II axd 12 bears S.Zj E. 2S chains: artexiingthencS..5S c?g. S3 . L6J chains;thessce X. 12 dsg- - cut W. S chains;thexce X. 5 dag. E. S chains; thexeeX. 77 deg. E. 14. 89 chains; thenceS. 5 deg. E. 2--

1) chsixa to comerXo. 1. the place Jt beginxixg. Saidtract was listed apoa the appEcatioaof Ecyes Jaraxcilk, Ittnerai Ii.il. Xew

Mexico; List A tract withinBissTTeyed, bat whst will prohahlyh when sxrreyed. Sec IS, T. 15X.. R. 14 E-- . described hy Bjetes andbotxds as follows Beginning at co-tter Xa. 1, a saxlstona marked H-- L

whence ccmer Xo. 2 oa the west lineol Las Ye-- '.s Gra! Johnson ssrrey)bears S. "TS deg. ") xcia. E. 7.44rx'-.t- X. 15 der. E. 11 W chxins.t-- i X. 72 cex. E. -- T.!5 chxixs; evt- -- ilence S- - 35 deg- - aiia. V.".

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RETAIL PIUCES20 100 lbs.

iSKXl lbs. or More, Each Delivery per

1,000 lbs. to 2,003 ca, Each Delivery 25c per 100 lb.Each Delivery 30c per 100 lbs.

ZOO tbs. to 1,000 Iba,SO lbs. to . 200 ma. Each Delivery , 40e per 100 lbs.

Each Delivery 50c per 100 lbs.Less than 50 lbs.

AGUA PUR A COMPANYEarre-ier- s, Storers, and Distributors of Natural Ice, the Purity aad

Lastin- - Qualities of Which Hare Made Las Vega Famous.OFFICE 701 DOUGLAS AVENUE :

he Fati Izxt hy. cid J. S- -

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Tea se she's fcx-- of pick

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Xo, please doLt!" erred his dis-

tracted mother. TZ read est load toyoa and dad!" j

Mother called her ditrlter. fcaa- -'

tlc&liy. Co!e asd tell se how eyhair looks."

Left to thftaseJros Cithers mil his i

son atared cissally at each other."So nr.? doings, ehT ciieriei ycts

TJIthers. Tommyrot, I call it! Wul .

sis be doing this eTcry xicht frewera I

tiB she's married eft? Fa fsxg j

'.to xdoto if she does!"This chair," said his tads-s- r t j

Titahly, "was ta::t for a Mi tamszne- -j

tor, aoi a max. And vhere are ths I

catches T 1

Mrs. Cithers exse hack as 3 uraoe j

fos.ied downstairs. She jlaycdpiece on the piano exxcUf as ftpneh j

she exrecied ao ere asd then h

rolked ahewL The nwa talks lgetd. j

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LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC. MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 131X tVEM

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Opportunity Is Knockingat Your Door. Throw Open the Portal andSeize Her Before She Flits, As It Is Stated She Never Comes But Once.

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Mr. ani Mrs. Benjamin H. Stevensare the parents of a baby son, whose

weight at birth was eight pounds.LOCAL NEWSUBS. REGARDO

ROMERO DEADWHY RENT A FURNISHED HOUSE

The Ladies' Aid society of the

First Methodist church will meet to-

morrow afternoon at 2:0 o'clock at

the parsonage.

Light automobile lamps at 5:52o'clock this evening.

' FROM'The Cherryvale District

A Fresh Lot Of

WIFE OF WELL KNOWN SANTAFE EMPLOYE SUCCUMBS AF-

TER A SHORT ILLNESSTry a dram o.f Old Taylor bourbon

at the Opera Bar. Adv. The Business Men's association will

meet this evening at 8 o'clock in theCommercial club rooms.. Every mem-

ber of this association is urged to at-

tend the meeting, which is to be an

Important one.

J. H. Barnes, manager of the PlazaHotel, Is ill and unable to be at thehotel desk today.

Did it ever occured to you that you are pay-

ing $5.00 to $10.00 a month extra rent in thatfurnished house, in a furniture investment of

$50.00 and not more than $100.00.

We will sell you the furniture on these termsand then it will be yours.

yancy Butter Finch's Golden Wedding Eye, agedin the wood. Direct from distillery toyou. At the Lobby, of course. Adv.

Watch for the big sale at Taich-ert'-s

Clothing Store. Fifteen percent off on all Bostonian shoes. One

lot of broken Bizes, 4.00 and J5.00shoes for $2,85. Eventually Taich-ert'- s

Clothing Store. Adv.

Sam Stauffer came in from Albu-

querque yesterday to be with nisfather who Is sick at the home of hisson, Ben Stauffer, 302 Grand avenue.

Mrs. Isabel de Romero, wile ofRomero, died last evening at

her residence on the West side afteran illness of two weeks. Mrs. Romerowas 32 years and six months old andwas born In Santa Fe, having come

to Las Vegas seven years ago. Be-

sides her husband Mrs. Romero is sur-

vived by her mother, Mrs. AmadaBritton of Santa Fe; two broth-

ers, Pete Britton and Dallo

Britton of Santa Fe; a sin-

ter, Mrs. Benito Alarid of Santa Fe,and by three children, Mary Romero,Belle Romero and Amy Romero. The

body will be taken to Santa Fe this

evening where interment will bemadt. Ricardo Romero is a San-

ta Fe employe and is a machinist atthe local roundhouse. He and hiswife have many friends in Las Vegas.

Made by People Who Know How

PEE FOUBJD 35c J. c. urn a sMiss May Schlott, bookkeeper for

the Las Vegas Light and Power com-

pany, has fully recovered from herrecent illness and has returned towork.

1Much interest was shown in to-

day's election for justice of the peaceand constable. At an early hour thisafternoon over 400 votes had beencast and many more voters were atthe polls. The outcome of the elec-tol- n

is expected to favor tha republi-can candidates. During the day allof the saloons were closed.

COMPLETE BOMEFDRNISHEBS"

IKE E)AVISThe Ca.sh Grocer

Tomorrow evening at the Elks' clubwill be held the first regular meetingof this year. All visiting Elks are in-

vited to attend and every local ElkIs urged to be present

At the annual meeting of TempleMontefiore held last evening the fol

lowing officers were elected for theCAMFIELD TO COIIE TO

m VEGAS THIS WEEKcoming year: Sig Nahm, president; r I i

Jefferson Raynolds President I !

.E. D. Raynolds Vice President Kal'ett Ravno.n rhi

L W. Ilfeld, vice president; IsaacAppel, secretary; Jacob Stern, treas-I Stephen B. Davis Vice President

yThe Fraternal Brotherhood will

meet this evening at 8 o'clock in theO. R. C. hall. Several candidates willbe initiated. All members of the Fra-

ternal Brotherhood are urged to attendthe meeting.

H trie Hoke Asst CashierTEA TALKS urer; trustees, Herman Ilfeld, Ai M.

Adler, ,D. Winternitz, Isaac Bachar-ac- h

and Charles Greenclay.

HEAD OF IRRIGATION CONSTRUC-TION COMPANY WILL CON- -

rFER WITH GRANT. BOARD.

The Ament and the Trumbull bowl-

ing teams will roll their first gamethis evening on the Elks' alleys. Thegame is scheduled to commence at8:30 o'clock and all Elks and theirladles are invited to attend.

FIRST NATIONAL BANE

Vice President-elec- t Thomas R.

Marshall, accompanied by Mrs. Mar-

shall, will pass through Las Vegas onthe California Limited on Friday morn-

ing, en route from Chicago to Phoe-

nix, Ariz. The trip that the futurevice president and Mrs. Marshall aretaking is for pleasure only, for theyare to visit Mrs. Marshall's motherwho Is residing this winter near Phoe-

nix. Local democrats are trying to

induce the next vice president to stopoff here.

OF LAS VEGAS, N. M."The board of directors of the Las

Vegas Commercial club will meet to-

morrow evening, in regular monthlysession. Matters of importance wiltcome up for consideration and everydirector is urged to be present.

Capital, $100,000 Surplus, and Ukdividid Profits $35, 000

Tea is a BEVERAGE NOT AN ORNAMENT.Our teas are selected for their cup quality notfor their looks. In order that; you may knowthis for yourself we will, for this week, sell forCASH

Our 35c Teas for 25c per lb.Our 50c Teas for ....,,.'...... 35c per lb.Our 60c Teas for 7 40c per lb.Our 75c Teas for .55c per lb.Our $1.00 Teas for ....... 75c per lb.Our 1.25 Teas for. 1.00 per lb.

Also for this week our Splendid "CREAMLOAF" fleur, the best flour on the market $1.50,per sack.

16 lbs. Sugar for $1.00

J. H. STEARNSG E.OCE R

Our Depositors Receive Every Courtesy and Ac-

commodation Within the Scope of Good Banking.

Interest Paid on Time Deposits

D. A. Camfield, president of theCamfield Development company, theconcern which failed to fulfill its con-

tract for the completion of the irri-

gation system upon the Las Vegasland grant, .is expected to arrive inLas Vegas Wednesday evening. Hewill hold a conference with the boardof trustees of the Las Vegas grant Itis understood that an effort will bemade to settle the suit pendingagainst Camfield and his bondsmenwhich was filed some time ago. Cam-fiel- d,

it is understood, is willing totake a fair price for the work hiscompany has done provided the grantboard will release him from his bondof 1100,000. The grant board met inregular session today, but took uponly routine business. Th boardcontemplates the employment of anengineer to examine the ground andgive an estimate as to the probablecost of completing the irrigation sys-tem. If his figures tally with thoseof the state engineer, who made ane'stimate some time ago, the workscan be built much cheaper than vascontemplated some time ago.

Dr. James E. Hopkins, who formerlywas located at Wagon Mound, hasmoved to Antonchlco where he haslocated permanently). The people at

The snow ball fight held Saturdayafternoon under the direction of Secre-

tary LeNoir of the Y. M. C. A., wasa great success, over 100 boys

in the battle, the sceneof which was Lincoln Park, wherethe boys on the defence had made afort of park' benches. At the heightof the battle a number of the older

Antonchlco are glad to obtain theservices of a physician and Dr. Hop-kins. In moving there fills a long feltwant in that community.

boys about town "butted in" and

51,050 FULLY EQUIPPED AT YOUR BOOHstarted to "soak ' the kids with snowballs and botii armies of boys, joining sides, got after the older gang,

Adjutant General A. S. Brookes ofthe New Mexico National Guard hasreceived and accepted the followingresignations: Colonel James D. Handand Colonel Jesus Romero, aides-ae-cam- p

of the staff of Governor W. C.

McDonald; Second Lieutenant S. R.Hobbie of the field artillery and Sec-

ond Lieutenant F. B. Forbes, unas- -

putting it to route in quick time. Nono

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of the boys was seriously injui ed and Vin the "scrap" had a great time.

in ' "'.'L.":-Vn- l. ' p.. ;: t,f ;XA number of hoboes were arrested

yesterday br Special Officers S. L.The East Las Vegas fire perament

will hold an important meeting to-

night. Every member is urged to be

present.

signed. Adjutant General Brookes an-

nounces the following promotion: tobe colonel, Captain James Ai Massieof the medical corps, who is assignedto the staff of Governor McDonald as

Norris and Jesse Hunzaker, and, af-

ter spending the night In the cityjail, were brought before Judge TX R.

Murray in the city court where theypleaded guilty to the charge of vag-rac-

Messrs. Charles Wilson, FredWhittaker, Eobert Barker and JackTaylor, all arrested by Officer Norris,

an Judge David J. Leahy this after-roo-

heard the complaint of Mrs. OVERLAND MOD! 59T1 rancisquita Garner, who alleges thather husband, W. H. Garner, is in con-

tempt of court. Mrs. Garner alleges

Tomorrow morning Judge David J.

Leahy will hear the suit of Dr. L M.

Smith against the board of trusteesof the' New Mexico Hospital for theInsane. Dr. Smith, who was discharge

SEE! This fine Dinner were sent over the road by Judge Mur-

ray, each ore recevng first classTelephone or call and we will have our demonstrator

show you.

Las Vegas AotGrnoblle & Macbine Co

that the court several years ago ordered her husband to pay her ali-

mony. She declares that he has failedto do this, although ne has promisedthe court often that he would com-

ply with its order.

Set for 5 Coupons fromAND

EMPRESS Flour Phone Main 344.

the institution last fall in order thata democratic physician might re giv-

en the job, alleges he has a contractto serve for five years, three yearsof which remain unexpired. Ht asksfor damages, fees and attorney's fees,

$3.90CASH Whalen, & Fowler Props

passage via the walking ticket Toute.

Messrs. John Kelfy and Joseph Hol-

land, who Wi?re taken in by Officer

Hunzaker, were given ten days on thecity street gang by Judge Murray. W.

Piggot got "ils'n" all right. MiRter

Piggot, being arrested by Otflcer Nor-

ris for being drunk and loafing aroundthe local railroad station. Judge Mu-

rray gave Pigjot a walking ticket alsoand the gent was last seen "ragging"his way out cf town.

amounting to several thousand dol

lars. Dr. Smith Is represented bs

Charles "W. G. Ward while Veederand Veeder are attorneys for the

IteQULA RETAIL VALUE. S1S.OOVid poirhssed several carload of this bemtifnl dinner-war- nd onr

hnra purchase enlled the manufacturer to give ;ia an eiclolve (IokIronil very low price. We are charging part of the coat to "advertisingipenje." and only ask you to pay a pereentaue of the actual cost of the

aet. It U of a heautilnl Cosmo'1 tteMpn and cannot he duplicated lafor less than H In any reuui otaiua atore. It Is guaranteed by both

Sualtty ana ourselves.There In a coupon In every ne of LARABEE'8 Flour. Send UJ flv

yropons and (3 m in CHh, dralt, puvtnl or exprr money order, and we winend you one of these beautiful sets by freight. Address coupous and

to The China Department of the- Larahee Flour Mills Company,iuwhinjon. Kansas. Be sure to wrwe your name and address plainly.

The coupons in Flour are also iroixl for Rogers' SilverwBitand other valuable premiums Aat. lor dcacripuve circular. v

EMPRESS, you know, Is that "Mighty-Good- " FO

Flour that makes Baking a Delight

THERE IS NO LIE Off THE LABEL

THERE IS NO- LYE IN THE CANLOCAL PASSENGERS MY

HIDE ON THE LIMITEDJSl. 1 1 G x o o e rTrv a Sack You'll Like it. ITV FITS""HlIS QUA

SANTA FE RAILWAY RESCINDSORDER DISCRIMINATING

AGAINST LAS VEGAS

"If We Do It, It's Eidhi"

OpportunityIs Knocking at Your

Door

Ferndell

Tomatoesr;, The.se tomatoes are extra

fancy selected.i.

They'are picked, pulled land

packed by experts"and are

the "Acme of perfection" for

table use.

If you wish tomatoes thatt&ste like they should rightoff the vine use Ferndell,

packed in two sizes,

15c and 20cPER CAN

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At lla l!2ca of Ik Best of EverylMng Eatable The officials of the Santa Fe

company have rescinded the re-

cent order issued by them which pre-

vented passengers from the several

rQUR LARDER

(Isn't provided for if it

"THE KIND THAT IS NOT LYE-PEALE-

Highest In QualityDelicious In Flavour

Insist on "Hunts" if you want the highestquality in canned fruits.

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cities in New Mexico Warding thelimited train No. 4 for Kansas Cityand Chicago. Under the ' new orderpassengers may now board train No.4 at the main points on the SantaPe line in New Mexico at which thistrain stops, provided there are ac-

commodations for additional passen-

gers on the train.

does not contain aCc?j Ham and a side of

Ring up or drop a postal toLas Vegas Steam Laundry tocome and take your familywashing.

After you have convincedyourself that we do the workbetter, at less cost and do notgive the clothes near the wearthey receive at hom, you willnot beKltate to give u thwork.

I,LBacon from our stock.

Our Horrel Hams(

. ! j "J. Vt 'A , Packed in "SanHary Solder-less- "

cans.Furthermore, on the diiys wh(;n ajji

Dunver Pullman ui is attached tojjijP. iJartE,Ouli eri'"z.and Bacon are the Tlio justice of the peao and con- - Larrl, 3; Joe

NUWe fckctkm on Hie WeKt eide to j I're;irK:t D; Felix Garcia y

J.iy v;um AMy twvM. 1'ha demo- -j C.

: liutl h tU M )" tJ; tMt Hi ' i

train No., 4, pfi':l!gi!' jii'0VJtle pltli-r- e liio ti'n ii)ui!iOtuUum, may jmiW 4Ui trij; In iK'iivcr tut tir. J:j

lrf Vl- - :ia liliW u I fn voiS'iM Only ttyVlmiX In tfte Market. Tfsti't h no substitute for

f ffri. I li'.-- vMilf i'Jvc anylly Appetite. i.i 1.i t'.itu il' '" H I"-,- ' i' 1 Iuj, Inf ,ii,-- 'iiiii i r, fmin ,

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