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NO. 155JJVr4 F, JVW MEXICO. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1913.KOI. 50INSANE DOCTOR CUTS SHE TELLS OFCURRENCY BILLSULZER LOSES KNIGHTS DRILLI. W.W.WILL DISREGARD

POLICE ORDERSUP PATIENTS

DR. DABNEY OF OHIO, A VERY PROFI-

CIENT SURGEON, SUFFERS A MENTAL

COLLAPSE AND LITTERALLY CUTS A

WEALTHY FARMER TO PIECES.

RIOT FOLLOWS LAST NIGHT'S MEETING

IN SALT LAKE, AND THE INDUSTRIAL

WORKERS' SECRETARY ANNOUNCES

THAT ANOTHER MEETING WILL BE

HELD

NO REFERENCE

TO MAYOR OR

COUNCILMEN

C. F. STREET DECLARES THAT HE

DID NOT INTEND TO REFER TO

THEM IN THE ALLEGED IN-

SINUATION ABOUT CORRUPTION

MONEY.

HER TRIP TO

;RENO

MISS WARRINGTON, ON THE STAND

IN THE TRIAL OF MAURY DIGGS

FOR WHITE SLAVERY, GIVES HER

TESTIMONY ABOUT THE JOURNEY

TO RENO.

NEXT ON THE

LIST

IT IS DISCUSSED IN DEMOCRATIC

CAUCUS OF THE HOUSE, WHICH

LISTENS TO AN EXTENDED AND

EXHAUSTIVE STATEMENT BY

PRESIDENT WILSON.

FIGHT FOR AT THE DENVER

SEAT CONCLAVE

THE LOWER HOUSE OF NEW YORK THE DETROIT COMMANDERY IS

LEGISLATURE PASSES AN IM- -' BARRED BECAUSE OF ITS

RESOLUTION BY A CELLENCE, BUT MANY OTHER!

VOTE OF 79 TO 45, AND SENATE TEAMS OF PLUMED KNIGHTS

WILL TRY HIM SEPT. 22. COMPETE FOR PRIZES.

1

Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 13. Ex

Marietta, Ohio, Aug. lu.-W- ith til"commitment to Longview" asylum In

Cincinnati today or Dr. Win. K. Dab- -

ney, there has come to light one of

the most remarkable chapters in med-ica- l

history.Not until the crazed surgeon had

tensive preparations are being made

by the Salt Uike police, today to pre-

vent, further clashes with IndustrialWorkers of the World.

it is thought that ull of the six whoreceived bullet wounds last night will

IthoiiEh Fred J. Clifford is m

a serious condition and may lose his;MISS NORRIS WILL

BE CALLED ON NEXT

ASKS FOR DELAY ON

RURAL CREDIT MEASURE

HE WILL FIGHT TO PRIZE AWARDS ARE

REMAIN GOVERNOR! VERY VALUABLE

HE SUGGESTS THAT

SUBJECT BE DROPPEDlegs.

Scarlett, secretary of loca,l, No, Oil,

Industrial Workers of the World, an

nounced officially at noon today thatthe Industrial Workers would attemptto hold street meetings tonight in the

Washington, 1). C, Aug. 13 I'resi-Ic.en- t

Wilson issued a statement be- -

face of the police order prohibiting

! Albany. N. Y.. Aug. .13. Governc-- ' Denver, Aug. 13. When Damascusi Sulzer, impeached by the assembly Commander- - No. 2, Detroit, marchedjof the New York legislature, will re--

0(t jl(o tne all8pjcious ,)ltmde groundisist removal from office; refuse a:

Btadhi U)e am co,.recognize Lieutenant. Governor Glynn

a .,o uteBt of the Knights In the Thlrlj- -

them to do so."The issue is not flags, but porK-

XXX XXXXXXXXX"I beg to state that it was NOT X

my Intention to suggest that the X

Mayor, the City Council or anymember thereof was endeavoring X

or had endeavored to exert any X

X undue influence over the com- -

X pany."X Santa Fe Water and Light Co.

by C. F. Street, President. X

xxsxxxxSi.

chops," said Scarlett. "You can Hani?

flags all over your house and starve to

tore the Democratic house caucus re-

sumed consideration of the adminis-

tration bill today, announcing that he

lelieved it not advisable to amend

the measure at present with provis-

ions for rural credits but to poslponsthat phase of banking reform until

the December session, when the gov-

death. They cannot, prevent usthe right of free speech in be

UB ttUlJUB S"vt-uni- i aim tint v,.....weapon in his power to retain office, j second Triennial Conclave began heio

before, during, and after his trial for! this morning before U'.otK) spectatorsThe Detroit team opened the contest

impeachment, regard! of Hie ye,- -.

with u brief exhibition drill. Buri eddiot

'The governor s plan of resistance by common agreement from compel -half of the laborer.'

undertaken to perform vivisection ona patient was it realized by the at-

tendants In the operating room thatmadness was directing the arm and

scalpel as it sought to uncover vital

orgaiiH.Dr. Dabney entered practice in Ma-

rietta about fifteen years ago. 11"

made a specialty of eye. ear andthroat operations.

For several months previous to hismental collapse and the startling reve-

lation of his condition, rarely a daypassed that he did not perform twoor three difficult operations.

It was the death on the operatingtable of an aged and wealthy farmer,Jacob F. Schaad, that brought Dr. Dab-ney'- s

career to a climax. Schaad hada ttimurouB growth on his upper jaw.lie consulted Dr. Dabney and was as-

sured that a minor operation wouldremove the disfigurement.

Besides Dr. Dabney and the nurse,there were present when Schaadlapsed into unconsciousness under theinfluence of an anaesthetic, Dr. C. B.

Ballard and Dr. J. B. Penrose. As Dr.

Dabney proceeded with the knife thetwo surgeons detected that there wassomething wrong and both began toremonstrate. Dr. Dabney became an-

gry and ordered them out of the oper-

ating room. When the two doctors hadleft according to the story of the

contc the effort to oust him, embraces an! turn in drilling, tie Damascus

receive mark- -i . n, ..., i,u ,i, , maiidwy team did eminent commission now studying

the subject in Europe will have rebecame necessary! proband through! "on, the army officers who were

mandamus proceedings. He intends Smundery.

No, 7,;, Chi- -

to attempt to exercise all the func-- ,-- - -the .tions of governor, including arm, executing movements wmuii

pardon right, if desirable, so long ashe remains within the state duringthe remainder of his term, or until

stopped by the courts.In short, Governor Sulzer will e

to recognize the impeachment

brought forth continued applausefrom the watchers.

Newton commandery No. 1, NewtonKansas, presented its drill team nextand had not done with its showingat noon.

ported.Representative A. Mitchell Palmer,

chairman of the caucus, conferredwith the president and was acquainted with the contents of the statement,through which it was hoped to per-

suade insurgent Democratsto abandon their fight for agriculturalcurrency. The president said:

"Again and again during the discus-

sion of the currency bill it has been

urged that special provision should

San Francisco, Cal., Aug. 13. Mar-

sha Warrington completed on the wit-ness stand today her story of her re-

lations with Maury I, Diggs, and thetrip to Reno- - that resulted in the trialof Diggs now in progress under theMunn white slave act.

Having testified yesterday thatDiggs bought the transportation, itwas necessary for her today to makegood the contention of the govern-ment that the trip was taken, in thelanguage of the statute "for immoralpurposes."

With lowered eyes, but without fal-

tering, she confessed her misconduct.

Taking up her narrative where sheleft it yesterday at the adjournmentof court, she continued:

"After arriving in Reno on March10, we had luncheon and then we wentto the Riverside hotel, while Diggsand Caininettl went to a real estateoffice. They said they were going torent a bungalow and that they intend-ed to remain in Reno about sixmonths.

"While we were waiting in the ho-

tel parlor a man came in and we hadsome lemonade. I paid for them.When Diggs and Caminetti returned,Diggs registered, and we went to asuite of rooms. We had two bedrooms, a parlor and a bath. Mr.Diggs and I had one room and Cami-

netti and Lola the other."The morning after, 1 wrote a letter

home to my family, and so did Lola.Diggs said we must not. mail them,that they would betray our where-abouts. I told him I thought we hadbetter go back to Sacramento. Hetold us that If we did we girls theofficers would leurn where they tb!men were.

"Diggs paid the bill at the hotel andwe went out to look at a bungalow.

proceedings and may refuse to appear In the following order, drill teaniiibefore the court of impeachment foriwere to appear during the remainder

The above was the climax In th.report read by Chairman A. B. Rene

ban of the special committee of the

city council to investigate "the allegedinsinuation or intimation made by Mr.

C. F. Street, in a letter addressed to

Mrs. John R. McFie, chairman of theCivic committee, Woman's Club, SantaFe that there were rumors that onl;'for a large sum of corruption moneycould the Santa Fe Water and Lightcompany obtain a new franchise or a

renewal of its existing one."

The report was listened to with in-

tense interest by the councilmen lastnight and by prominent Santa Feanswho gathered in the hall to hear the"Street disclosures." Many smileseamed the countenances of the lav-yer-s

in the room as Mr. Street's letter was read. Following its readingthe report was accepted and the com

mittee discharged.The report covered six typewritten

pages. Several pages were devotedto tne letter sent by the chairman to

Mr. Street asking him several ques-

tions, and caused much craning of

i trial. He bases his program chiefly 0 the day:cn the ground that the assembly has! Kansas City Commandery Xo. 1),

be made in it for the facilitation of! nurse who had remained tremblingro constitutional right to consiuer im- - Kansas City, Mo.

pcachnient at its extraordinary ses-- i Raper Commandery No. 1, Indian- -

18.

such credits as the farmers of the

country most stand in need of agri-

cultural credit as distinguished from

ordinary commercial and industrialcredits.

"Such proposals were not adoptedbecause such credits could be only

beside the unconscious patient, Dr.

Dabney began to dissect the face andthroat of the unconscious man. Rothsides of the face were laid open anddeep incisions were made in thethroat. But the skill of the mad sur-

geon was shown in the dexterity withwhich he avoided inflicting a fatalwound on his living subject.

Chi- -

sion. apons, ino.As a part of his program, Governor; St. Aldemar Commandery No.

Sulzer will continue to issue instrue- - St. Louis, Mo.

tions to state troops and the naval Columbia Commandery No. 03,

militia as commander-in-chief- to theicago, 111.

heads of the various state depart-- ; Mt. Olive Commandery No.

meats under his direction and will at- - Wichita, Kan,

tempt to occupy the executive chain-- ; Ascalon Commandery No. 16,imperfectly provided for in such a

measure. The scope and character ofHow far the crazed' Burgeon Wouldthe bill, its immediate and chief pur-her dailv. iU0U,B- -

Senator Wagner, president pro! Detroit Commandery No, 1, Detroit, ,,ohe ot ue m;,de to reach as have proceeded with the dissection

far as the special intereststempore of the senate, called a e. .,. . of the cannot, be told, tor the horrified nurseIran shrieking from the room. HerNo anouncement will t" made by farmer requireing of the court of impeachment for

Special machinery and a distinct! cries brought Doctors Ballard andPenrose with several of the hospitalWednesday, September IS, at noon.

He also announced that the senate,would appoint a day for the trial of

system of banking must be providedtor if rural are to be success

Four bystanders were shot serious-

ly and three others less seriouslywounded in a riot on East Second

South street last night, when a spe-

cial policeman waved an American

flag in the race of an Industrial Work-

er of the World orator. Thousands of

people gathered at the scene of theshooting, and it was necessary to callout the fire department to dispensethe crowd. None of the injured willdie.

The Industrial Worker of the Worldorator had been talking on the streetfor some time and had just utteredthe words, "I am not one of thosewho stand for this law and

order," when Axel Steele, a formerdeputy sheriff, waved a flag in hisface and proclaimed his defense ofthe law. At the same moment sev-

eral shots were fired and four by-

standers fell seriously wounded, while

three others received minor injuries.The shooting was done by members

of the Industrial Workers of theWorld, four of whom were arrestedcharged with inciting a riot. Beforethe police and fire departments fin-

ally succeeded in clearing the street,however, 'more than a score of arrestshad been made.

When the police attempted to clearthe streets after the shooting, the In-

dustrial Workers, of the World ora-

tors refused to leave their stands, and

urged on by the listeners, began call-

ing for "free speech," which they con-

tinued until they were driven fromthe street by several streams of waterfrom fire hose. The police were morethan an hour in restoring order.

Chief of Police B. F. Grant an-

nounced that he would not permit theIndustrial Workers of the World to

again hold meetings on the street here,and said that he had issued orders toarrest any member of the order who

attempted to do so. During the riotseveral members of the IndustrialWorkers of the World were heardto call to their comrades to shoot thepolice, but all such were quickly dis-

armed and taken to the police station.It was said that several of the menarrested tonight would be chargedwith attempted murder.

The seriously injured are:Herman Kehl, aged 23, clerk for

telephone company, bones of left footshattered.

Michael Schottl, aged 50, black-

smith, right leg fractured by shot.F. J. Clift, aged 45, bartender, right

leg fractured near hip; probably willlose leg.

T. D. Price, aged 45, clerk; secondfinger of right hand shot off.

waattendants to the rescue and Dr. Dabncy by this Mine a raving manic, bran-

the judges until all the teams havefinished.

' The greatest drill contest in the his- -

lory of Templary o.fgan this morningir: connection with the thirty-secon-d

- -

(Continued on page four).

fully and adequately supplied. A gov.rninent commission is now in Europe dishing his scalpel over the uncon

scious subject, was disarmed ami sun-due-

but only after a desperate

Governor Sulzer "In due time.-- '

Both legislative houses adjourneuuntil noon Tuesday, August 19.

Monday, September 22, was this afiternoon made a tentative selection forthe date of trying Governor Sulzer on

jthe impeachment charge. This selec-- !

tion. subject to change, was reached

studying the interesting and highlysuccessful methods which have been

employed in several countries of thedd world, and its report will be madeto congress at a regular session nextwinter. It is confidently to be expect

THE DAY IN CONGRESS.

Diggs introduced me to the real eBtat'jj agent as his wife.

"We took the bungalow, and whilewe were there we were never out of itexcept at night and never fartheraway than around the block. Diggscautioned us not to be seen.

"Diggs and I had the front bedroom, and Lola and Caminetti the rearroom for the three nights we sleptthere.

"When Chief Hillhouse came to ar-

rest, us on the morning of the four- -

teenth, we were still in bed. Diggs

ed that the congress will at that Bes-sio-

act on the recommendation ofj

that report and establish a complete

MEXICAN MATTERS

THAT DEVELOPED

TO-DA- Y

Senate.Resumed consideration of tariff bill,

ttflfiTiif un ii trrlrntl til fnl Hfhf.rlnlp Sen.of rural credits. .nd adequate system Sllizi1(rrv introduced hill tn in

at a conference by Senator Wagner,:president, protein of the senate, amijudges of the court of appeals.

"I do not intend to enter into any'

physical contest with Mr Sulzer ovtrj,the office of governor," said Lieuten--

jant Governor Glynn this afternoon."As far as I am eonce-ne- d there wi li

There is no subject more important , nresidenfs salarv fromt ) the welfare of the industrial de-

velopment of the United States.$12,000 to $25,000.

Ix)bby investigating committee continned its hearing with James A. Em-

ery still testifying.There is no reform in which I would

feel it a greater honor or privi-

lege to take part, because I should feel Chairman Smith of special commit-that it was a service to the whole! tee which investigated conditions on

toMexican border outlined reportcountry of the first magnitude andsignificance. It should have accom-

panied and gone hand in hand withthe reform of our banking and cur

be no circus or military maneuversabout occupying the executive chain-- ;

iber. The law is supreme.Articles of impeachment against

Governor Sulzer adopted by the as--

sembly early today, were presentedito the senate late this afternoon and,received.

Governor William Sulzer was liv

peached today by the assembly. The.'action of the lower house of the state;

foreign relations committee.

House,Not in session: meets Friday.

AMBASSADOR WILSON AGAIN IN

THE LIME LIGHT. MORE ABOUT

LIND'S VISIT. -B- RITO UNDER

ARREST AT NEW ORLEANS RE-

LEASED ON BAIL.

FELIX DIAZ DOES NOT

SAIL FOR JAPAN

said: 'There are the police.' He un-

derstood that it was a serious situa-tion, for he told me: 'It's up to yougirls to keep us out of the penitentiary.Do everything you can to shield us.'He told us to say that Lola and I hadoccupied the front room and that heand Caminetti had slept in the rearroom.

"When the officers came in, Lolaand I went into the bathroom to dress.When we came out I saw Mr. Beasleywith them and I cried. Lola did too.Mr. Beasley is an old friend of thefamily. He put his arms around me

rency system if we had been ready to Democrats resumed caucus on cmact wisely and with full knowledge of;roncy Djn.

legislature raised a vital question as

that we were about. War department recommended ex- -

"There has been too little federal pendHure of $20,000,000 to completelegislation framed to serve the fanner inland waterway from Boston to

and with a deliberate adjust-ifor- t, X. C.

ment to his real needs. We long ago) .

fell into the habit of assuming thatiM0RE REFUTATION OF

to whether, under the constitution,the governor must, vacate his office

pending final adjudication of the irr.- -

the farmers of America enjoyed suchan immense natural advantage over!the farmers of the rest of the world,

MULHALL'S TESTIMONY.

Washington, D. C Aug. 13. HenryH. Towne of New York, told the sen-

ate lobby committee today about theformation of the national tariff com-

mission association, of which he waspresident. Martin M. Mulhall hadtestified that the national association

CONGRESS MAVADJOURN TO

NOVEMBER 1

were so intelligent and so enterprls-- i

ing and so at ease on the incompar-- !

eble soils of our great continent thatj they could feed the world and pros-

per no matter what handicap they car--i

led, no matter what disadvantage.

and comforted me. He was good toLola, too."

A letter, addressed to "DearPickles" Baid to have been writtenafter his arrest by Diggs to Miss War-- !

rington, was shown to the jury. Theletter contained this sentence:

"Don't worry now, everything willcome O. K. and you remember whatI said to you, the last words."

Miss Warrington was asked whatwere the "last words."

Adjurations, she answered, not to

peachment issue by the senate andcourt of appeals sitting jointly as a; AVashington, D, C. Aug. 1.1, Henry

j trial court. iLans Wilson, the furloughed amoassaIndications are that, he will content dor to Mexico, issued a statement here

bitterly the theory of the opposition today attacking the recent statementthat he becomes automatically barred accredited to the British foreign office

'from exercising the functions of tie declaring that Great Britain had recioffice the moment the articles of the Huerta government as n

peachment are formally presented fo provisional government only; that its:the senate, and that he will be dh 'recognition was prompted by a desirequalified from resuming the duties of ito contribute to the restoration of orexecutive until the court of impeaU, jder and also because of Wilson's

fails to sustain these charges, jgratulatory speech on the occasion ofjThis afternoon, eight hours after thrjthe reception of the Mexico City di'.1

;assembly adopted the prticles of im lomatic corps by Huerta.

necks and looks of eagerness. Thereply of Mr. Street, however, broko

the tension and there was almost, a

ripple of mirth as the last line of his

letter stating: "It seems that no goodcan come from further discussion of

the matter."Th2 Report in Full.

Tn view of the widespread Interestin the "Street statement" the full re-

port of the committee is published.It is as follows:

Santa Fe, X. M., Aug. 12, 1913.

To the Mayor and City Council of theCity of Santa Fe:

Your special committee, composedof the members of the standing healtncommittee, beg to report in respectto the matter submitted to them for

investigation; that is' to say, the ai

leged insinuation or intimation mad.i

by Mr. C. F. Street, in a letter addres-sed to Mrs. John 11. McFie, chairmanCivics Committee, Woman's Club

Santa Fe, and published in the NewMexican of the issue of the Sth of

July, 1913, to the effect that therewere rumors that only for a large sunof corruption money could the SantaFe Water and Light company obtaina new franchise or a renewal of itsexisting one, and suggesting that un-

less such money In abundance wersforthcoming the company would b

driven from the city and its propertyconfiscated :

1. The question involved, and es-

pecially that feature of it which ha",

been construed to import an insinua-tion that a member of the city counei'.or some other person not a memberof that body, had made representationseither directly or indirectly, that fora vicious consideration he would pro-

cure for the said company a new

franchise; in other words, that forsuch compensation he would deliverthe affirmative votes of the member!of the council in the interest aforesaid,has received earnest consideration

2. Three open meetings have beenheld In the lobby of the Capital

building, In the law library.3. The manager of the Water com-

pany was Interrogated and disclaimedany knowledge of the subject matterof the Inquiry. The mayor came be-

fore the committee and gave such in-

formation as he possessed.4. Investigation was made to do- -

termine whether or not a similar committee named by the chamber of com-

merce for a like purpose had obtained

any substantial or concrete evidenceto support or overthrow the Intimated

charge, if It can be so considered, ap

pearing in the publication mentioned.

It is understood that that committeemade no record of its proceedings, so

that we were without the aid which

we expected to derive from Us activi-

ties.5. The committee came to the con-

clusion that an interpretation of the

language used by Mr. Street In his

communication was more to be do

sired than an Investigation, at leastan interpretation of the languageshould precede investigation, for if the

meaning of the writer was innocent,

and if whatever offense it gave re-

sulted from loose and careless ver-

biage, the mental state of Mr. Street,when he wrote, if disclosed, would

probably make unnecessary furtheidebate, controversy or discussion.

Thereupon the chairman of the com

mittee wa3 directed to communicate

of manufacturers was the chief fac- -

whether of the law or of the natural torg ln its organfzationcircumstances, they labored under. Towne testified that the associationWe have not exaggerated their s formed at the Indianapolis con- -

pacny or meir opportunity, out e vention in 190!) called by Henry Rels- - tell anything that would incriminatenave negiecieo to analyze me uurueu- -

enberg at which 232 commercial orMr. Wilson characterized the state-

ment as "at variance with the tradi-

tions of the British foreign office ami;with the character it has maintained

some disadvantages from which theywere suffering and have too oftenfailed to remove them when we did

see what they were.

peachment, the governor was in consulfation with legal advisers in tinexecutive chamber and had not announced his intention.

ganizations were represented.Former Representative .lames R.

Watson was employed by the associa-tion in April 10; after he left con- -

the writer.As soon as her testimony was con-

cluded, cross examination began.The government expected to pro-

duce Miss Norris, immediately afterthe defense had finished with MissWarrington.

Before concluding her testimony on

Washington, D. C, Aug. 13. Dem-

ocrats and Republicans of the senatetre earnestly considering the advisa-

bility of a recess of congress untilNovember 1,. after completion of thetariff bill and passage of the currencybill in the house.

Senate Democrats will caucus to-

morrow and discuss a proposal of re-

cess with plans for holding up thetariff bill.

The senate today resumed consider-ntio- n

of the agriculture schedule.Senator Gronna's amendment to in-

crease the duty of six cents a bushelcn corn to ten cents was rejected, aswas proposals to increase duties onCEtnieal and oat feed.

"Our farmers must have means Towne testified, in explaining; forded them of handling their flnan-jtw- $500 drafts on the manufacturersrial needs easily and inexpensively. drawn to Watson.

direct examination. Miss Warringtonj They should be furnished these facil-ities before their enterprises languish,not afterwards.

"And they will be. This is our nextgreat tas and duty. Not only is agovernment commission about to re-- I

port, which is charged with apprisingthe congress of the best methods yef

EFFORTSRAIN IN TEXAS FAIL.

Post, Texas, Aug. 13. Forty-fiv- e

hundred pounds of dynamite was ex-

ploded here last night In an effort tobreak the drought. T'ie explosionI.lu-I,- i.Unlu K,,r .. .... ......

The governor reached the caplto' before the world for two centuries,shortly after 11 o'clock. He smiled 'I doubt the genuineness of the state-- ;

cheerily to correspondents who greet-- : ment, aB It is pure subterfuge tui-;e-

him as he mounted the front step. worthy of the British foreign office,'of the capital and posed good natures- - said Mr. Wilson in a lengthy discus-ll- y

for a battery of camera men. ;sion. .'' I ISIS"It's a fine morning, gentlemen." hi? Bail for Brito.

.said. On representations that the chargesLieutenant Governor Martin Glynn preferred by the Huerta government

came into Albany from his summer Against Emanuel Castillo Brito, provls- -

home at Cedar Hill during the fore-jiona- j governor of Campccho, involve;noon and went to his newspaper of-- j political crimes not extraditable. Arflee as usual. He declined to comment torney General has authorized thu

ion the situation. If Governor Sulzer United States attorney at New Orleansjis deposed, Mr. Glynn automaticallv j where Brito Is being held pending ex-- ;

takes his place. 'tradition proceedings, to consent loThe fact that the various state release on SIO.000 bail.

made admissions concerning her rela-tions with Diggs in Reno. She hidher face with her hand and spoke intones barely audible.

On , Miss War-rington said that she and Miss Nor-ri- s

had accompanied Diggs and Cami-netti on trips to various Californiacities previous to the elopement toReno.

Court adjourned yeaterday after-noon with the story at the pointwhere the party of four, consisting otDiggs, F. Drew Caminetti, Marsha

employed in this matter, but the de-- ;' cipitatlon.partment of agriculture has also un- -

dertaken a serious and systematicstudy of the whole problem of rural;ci edits. The congress and the executive, working together will certainly

ji'fford the needed machinery of relief,land prosperity to the people of the:countrysides and that very soon."

XXXXXX'XXXXXXX WOULD YOU JUMP? X

GO TO TENNIS COURT. X

X It is rumored that athletic XX feats as well as feet of those XX who have been making a habit of Xv crawling through the window on X

ll&rtments and bureaus are divided inj their allegiance to the executive audthe Democratic organization, which Is

After a conference with B. P. Waidoof New Orleans, representing Brito,the attorney general instructed the Warrington and Lola Norris, stepped

X the east side of the chamber of XSMALL BANKS WANT L ,:.. j

X WHY NOT NAIL UP X

X THAT WINDOW TOO?A WINDOW applies in archi-- JS

5k tecture to an aperture or opening IS

X in a well for the admission of X

LIGHT and AIR to the INTER- - X

lOR of the room. Encyclopedia It

Brittanaica, page 712.X The New Mexican suggests $S

X that the above be cut out and Spasted in the hats of those X

X young scientists and energetic JS

city boosters who have been us- - X

li ing the window at the east side Si

of the chamber of commerce X

S room for a more direct route than X

walking around the Palace and X

X leaving an engraved card in the X

X ante room. XX Those who cannot take a hint X

X when the door Is nailed up may X

X be violating scientific etiquette X

X in taking the window, what? X

WW.1-..,.,.,--- .., ' .rfc.w. IX north side has been nailed up)X have become a source of annoy- -

Washington. ff. C Aug. 13. SmallViotilra 1h pah cliiiit IVia nti n fr ara nm.

X

X

XIX ance to a scientist at the School

seeking to depose him, stimulates Ir-- ; federal attorney not to oppose bail ifterest in the complicated situation.- Brito would agree not to leave Xev

The possibility of two men endeavor- - Orleans and would report to the Unit-

ing to discharge the functions of the ed States marshal every twenty-fou- r

chief executive at the same time sug hours.gests a chaotic ' condition that the Waldo asked for the prisoner's

alone would have power to deal lease outright, but the governmentwith. held the United States was under ob- -

Governor Sulzer. according to a ligations under the treaty to gl ;i

close friend, already has drafted, with Mexico the maximum of forty daysthe advice of his counsel, a Jetter em-- in which to show that she had bet n

bodying reasons for refusiag .to turn extradited. The Mexican governmenthis office over to Lieutenant Governor will be asked to hasten the necessaiy

off the train at Reno. The girls sworethat Diggs bought the tickets and paidfor the sleeping car drawing roomthey occupied. She swore that shsaw the tickets delivered to the con-ductor.

Counsel for the defense objected tothe introduction of tickets on thnground that the witness could netidentify them as Hie tickets that hadbeen given.

"The objection Is overruled," saidthe tjaii.s "The witness has said th&l

(Continued on page Ave).

of American Archaeology.testing to Secretary McAdoo that un- -

!X If visitors to the Old Palace Xare seeking exercise for the X

X "primitive muscles" (the mus- - X

les sthe government distributes its$."0,00O,00O or more for crop movingto them directly, the big hanks wi'lsend the money to Wall street for

speculation or force them to pay higher rates of interest for the money in-

tended for the farmers.

cles of climbing), why not meet X

the champions on the Santa Fe X

tennis court?' Xxxxxxsxxxxx(Continued on page four). (Continued oc gage eight).(Continued on page three).

f.

PAGE TWO SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1913.

WHAT DOYou NEEDPruritis a SevereForm of Eczema

Consumptives Helped byTuberculosis Medicine

It In oily to believe that Consumptiondiffers from every other dlswiso in notri'iliiirlnK the use of any medicine forits tiwiinient. For n number of veurssn enormous ninss of voluntary and thank

W7VE OOTITiSiA Special SaleCAPITOL SEWER

COMES UP FOR

DISCUSSIONl Method of Home Treat'

ment that is VeryEffective. DONT

't LOOKAROUNDDYER PORK BEANS

ful ti'Rtlmoninls from persons who considerHint I hey owe their lives to Kekmim'gAlterative, a medicine for Tuberculosis,has been accumulntitiK. Surely plenty oftime to demonstrate its lastliiB wluc. Youcan write to any of them. Here is one:

.r:i3 Glrurd Ave., l'lillii., Pa."fleiitleiiien: Jn the winter of 1!K).'I T

hud mi iittnck of Grippe, followed byPneumonia and later by Consumption. Tirrcw Rteiidlly worse. In the winter ofliH bud coii"h. nlRht sweats, fever andraised quantities of awful-looklu- stuffmid Inter I had many heinorrniiKi'x; atone time fbr,f in three successive days.Milk ami oKir liecauie so distastefttl I

j iniilil keep nothing down. Three phvsl-cfan- s

treated me. I was ordered to the

THE COUNCIL NAMES TWO COM

THIS WEEKTHIS WEEK MITTEES TO CONFER ABOUT

PAYING $3,000 TO INSTALL SOME

LARGER PIPES UNDER THE

CAPITOL.ER GROCERY GO,

YOU DO NT HAVE Towaste: any tme:LOOKING AKoUNPCome 5traicht tous --"we've cot it,and the p&ice

mountains, out inn not ho. Kckninn's Al-

terative was recommended by n friend.After takliiK a small quantity, I had thelirst (inlet night's sleep for weeks. MyImprovement was marked from the first.I Rained sfretiirth and weight anil appe-tite. I never had another heniorrhnce andmy coiikIi gradually lessened until en-tirely Kone. I am perfectly well. Every-thing I say here can be verified by myfinally and friends."

WIN1

n

ROAD TAX FIGHT

IIP TO THE COURTS

There is probably no other remedy-. i well known as S. S. S. for the blood.

nd for this reason it is the one rem-edy invariably called for in treatingpruritis and other skin diseases. Butthere are many people who do not

upon having S. a. S. and are easilyrsuaded to try something else "just

i s good," so they are told. If yourl lnod Is thin; If your skin Is irritatedwith eczema, lupus, tetter, psoriasis, orai'.v other blood humor; if you aretroubled with pimples or boils, do not

WilX BC RkJHT.

(Sworn nlliilavlt) ANNB F. I.Ot'f!nHA.Ki kinaa's Alterative Is effective in Bron-

chitis, Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat andLoirs; Troubles, and In upbuilding thesystem. Does not contitku poisons, opiatesor drugs. Ask for booklettelllmr of recoveries, and write to EckrnnnLaboratory. Philadelphia, Pa., for more evi-dence. For sale by nil lending drueglfid by Zook's Pharmacy in Santa Fe

The council will meet in spe- -

cial session at S p. in. Wednes- -

day, August 20.WHAT'S THE USE OF YOU WASTING YOUR TIME LOOKING

AROUND WHEN WE'VE GOT JUST EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT?permit yourself to be talked into buy-- 1

NEW MEXICO MILITARY INSTITUTEApart from the report of the com2 COLLEGE BOYS

KILLED By WIREmittee to investigate the alleged

WHAT'S THE USE OF YOU WASTING YOUR TIME LOOKING FORANY BETTER PRICES WHEN WE'VE GOT THE PRICE THAT YOUWANT? WE WON'T WASTE ANY TIME LOOKING AROUND OURSTORE FOR WHAT YOU WANT. WE HAVE A SPLENDID STOCK OFHARDWARE THAT WILL STAND THE HARDEST WEAR AND WE CANWAIT UPON YOU QUICKLY, AND WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOUJUST WHAT WE HAVE WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT. .

WOOD-DAVI- S HARDWARE COMPANY.

"street charges," the city council hadother sensations and features of inter-est at its meeting last night.

Among these may be mentioned:The proposal to make the sewer

pies connecting the capitol and the

in-,- something else, but Insist upon8. S, S. It Is really a remarkable rem-edy. It contains one Ingredient, theactive purpose of which Is to stimulatethe tissues to the healthy selection ofits own essential nutriment. And themedical elements of this matchlessHood purifier are Just as esrential to

health as the nutritiouselements of the meats, grains, fats andsugars of our daily food. These factsare brought out in a highly interest-ing book on skin diseases, compiled bythe medical department of the SwiftSpecific Co., 184 Swift Bldg.. Atlanta,la. It is mailed free, together with a

special letter of advice, to all who areolruggling with a blood disease,

Hazleton, Pa., Aug. IS, Arthur Mayjand Walter Fey, members of the junioiclass of electrical engineering at Pen:i- -

jsylvania State College, were electrolo be built by thecuted at the bis power plant of the executive mansion

PHONE 14. "IF IT'S HARDWARE WE HAVE IT.' PHONE 14.liarwood Electric company here.Death resulted from coming in con

tact with a live wire carrying a loadof 25,0(1(1 volts to the Susquehanna

known as the Berwick line.The accident was not Been by any

on the value of a brick and concrete

state, enlarged to eighteen inches sothat property holders could profit by;this system the city to raise the ex-

tra sum of $;',0(l0 for (his change.The discussion as to the kind of

pavement to be built around the cap-itol.

The matter of collecting a poll taxin view of the opinion of the attorneygeneral that the city has no right to

curb the brick laid on a six inch coivrrete base. The cost to be two dol

ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO.

'The West Point of the Southwest.

Ranked as "DistinguishedInstitution " by the U S.

j War Department.Located In the beautiful PeooiVlley. 3,700 feet above se level,unshlne every day. Open air

work throughout the entheses-iOD- .

Conditions lor phvbicaland mental development areIDEA L such as cannot be foundelsewhere In America. Four-

teen officers and Instructors, all

graduates from standard East-

ern colleges. Ten buildings,modern in every respect.

Begects :

E. A. CAHOON, President.J. E. RHEA,J. P. WHITE. Treasurer.JOHN W. POE, Secretary.W. A. F1NLAY.

c For particulars and Illustrated cats-agu-

address,

COL. JAS. W. WILLSON, Supt.

of the employes, but the interference ill IT TT tn TUTT IIlars ana twenty cents ner squarewith the current so deranged thingsthat the entire region from Freeland '.ard. If this should be found too ex

ne suggested a brick pavenil lilt; iniilil ui mu"Uuu uu nit; auuiujand the towns of Berwick, Bloonio ment with concrete, on cobblestone at! 1 1 uf a. vur a. a. a.

cne dollar and seventy cents pert,qunre yard.

icy

iflevy such a tax.

Council Meets At 8.

The council men got down to workat S p. m., as booh as Acting MayorA B. ltenehan arrived.

The first discussion was about the

The matter was refered to the sameN THESE DAYS OF MODERN METHcommittees appointed to discuss the

sewer problem. I'ntfv tnv low Ti,o financial Frank P. Sturges appeared before

lurg, Danville, Mahoney City andShenandoah were without current forfifteen minutes.

IVath is believed to have resultedinstantly to May, who was workinghigher on a ladder than Fey. Signsof life were visible in Fey and phy-sicians were rushed to the plant. Pulmotor were used for three hours with-out avail.

Marks upon the body of May indi-

cate that his face came in contact

ODS. Electricity plays a most impo-rtant part. The grandfather wouldbe amazed at the radiance of the mod- -

tee reported through R. L. Baca that Ule council asking for the opening ofjit is making progress hut that more a street on the west side of Guada-- 1

home and why all this light? Toerntime is needed for this levy work.The application of Wood-Davi- s

iupe church. The matter was referredto the usual committee.

The council then adjourned tfi

meet in special sesion at S p. m.

Wednesday, August 20.

Company to erect a gasoline tank iufront of their store was referred tothe committee on fire department.

make the home more homelike to make

the home the most pleasant spot on earthfor father, mother and children. Good lightthat is easy on the eyes is very much to be

desired.

jwith the conductors, but, Fey's hand'is the only evidence of his contact. V.

iis believed that he grasped the footof his chum in an effort to warn hiinor to pull him away.

The Road Tax.Mr. Renehan then brought up the AWAV 24 YEARS HECAPITAL COAL YARD road tax subject, quoting the attorney CHARGES BIGAMYgeneral that there is no law authori:-ii.'-

such a tax and denying thevtlidity of the impost. Mr. Renehanpointed out that it seems those who

PHONE 85 MAIN.

WHOLESALEAND RETAIL

13. MissincAug.and

Hazleton,twenty-fou- r

Pa.,yearsoal Wood long mourned

Both young men were working theirjway through State College May wasa splendid specimen of human deve-

lopment and was a leader of athleticsin his class. He also was exception-- I

ally bright, while .a Bttident in the' Mazleton High School, from which heIkas graduated in 1911.

Fey was a member of the same classj re and at college with May, and both

laid the city tax will have to pay thVas dead, John Clement, of Philadelphia,county road tax too. He said, how- - i returned to Hazleton today to find hisever, that the question of authority wife remarried. Appearing before POWERSWASTIKA LUMP FACTORY WOOD

CERRILLOS LUMP SAWED WOODSTEAM COAL CORD WOOD

ANTHRACITE COAL, ALL SIZES.Montezuma Avenue, near A., T. & S. F. Railroad Depot.

Alderman urellin, he caused the ar-

rest of the woman and her husband,for collecting a city poll tax is onecf grave importance to Santa Fe as itinvolves the collection of some $1200 .Joseph Paulin, on the charge of v'o- -

secured employment for the summer.They were engaged in connec'ing upa switchboard. IS QUITE SO CONVEN- -

to $14110. "Where the poll tax is alatln tne marriage lawI substitute for work," he continued, Because of the peculiar clrcum- -

"it seems to me, by decisions 1 have j stances of the case, the magistrateread, (hat such a tax can be imposed deferred his decision untiLhu can con-- j

by a city. At any rate I urge the city j fer with District Attorney Bigelowto make a test case and make it about it. The contention of Abner Ni:

IENT as to touch the button and

your stove is ready to cook yourDRINK-CRAZE- D HE

ATTEMPTS MURDER promptly." ismitn, on Behalf of the defendants, is

Turning around, Mr. Renehan said: that under the law when a person isto , Denver & Rio Grande O.R"Where is Mr. French. Perhaps heimlB8lnS seve years, ne is presumed

iron ready to use, your toasted

ready for the hurried breakfast, your vacu-

um cleaner ready for the fray, your washerready to cleanse, fan ready to cool the heat

to be legally dead.Greencastle, lnd Aug. 13. Otis;Sandford, a painter, crazed by drink,made the early hours of .day hideous Clement did not give his street ad

dress at the hearing, and he can't b(-

RATES

ROUND TRIP

SUMMER TOURIST

TO

would be willing to be the goat?"There was muck laughter as Mr.

French, the state engineer, looked up.He is one of those who have complain-ed of the double poll tax,

"I move that a teBt case be made,"exclaimed R. J,. Baca, who had justteen proclaimed the parliamentariancf the council by Mr. Renehan.

"And I ask that the tst case becarried to the supreme court," saidMr. Renehan.

It was so ordered.

found tonight. He offered no explanajtlon as to the cause of his disappea-rance and long absence from the city.

jBut some light was thrown on thisfeature of the case by the woman, whoBays that Clement deserted her after

jthey were married Ave years and lefr!her to support their three children.

ed rooms. Electricity will do every thinsfor you. We furnish it at reasonable rates,day and night' Estimates and full infor-

mation cheeerf ully given.

SANTA FE WATER 4 LIGHT CO.

in the neighborhood of Bainbridg".,near here and received injuries whichwill cause his death.

Sandford went to the homo of hiswife, who had filed suit for divorceand aroused her and the three chil-dren. Their screams attracted thewoman's father, Aaron Hand, and herbrother, Ray Hand, who live in an ad-

joining house.The two men took shotguns, bac

Sandford had disappeared. They sentMrs. Sandford and the children to theHand home and sat down to awaitSandford's return. In a few minutes

N'o one knew where Clement wentTen years ago the wife heard tha'he was dead. Three years later she

Pueblo $16.35. . .CoPdo Springs 18.15Denver, . . . 21.10 More Lights. was married to Joseph Pauline. Th !

St. Louis . . $47.35Chicago. . . 51.85Detroit . . . 62.85Buffalo . . . 66.45New York City 78.85

Mr. Baca then asked if something j pail. have three children and own prop-coul- d

not be done to turn some moreiertylVbt. nn Tlnpnn Vista etmpt crt that t-- ,i j.., j

Salt Lake City jOgden, (

St. Paul . . .

40.00

51.85flames began issuing from Mr. Hands .tt 7m : LT 1 ."L" u rece

w. ..uu,.. . ....v. , ... h m itML nia wiuuw uu PHi.niH vault! i

bam, Sandford's corn crib and the ot.i- - name only. He thought that a lightjer buildings. While the women weie SW SHEfa

Iat several thousand dollars. Thoestate will some day go to Mrs.Pauline.

She believes that this brought Cle-

ment back. It is now thought tha'.he kept in touch with Hazleton whiieaway or else learned by accident oihis former wife's probable legacy.

H Tfl PACTPDM DO! NTS VIA

fighting the fire they were recalledto the house by Mrs. Hand and herdaughter screaming that Sandford wafin the house trying to set it on fireand kill his wife.

Ray Hand grabbed his shotgunagain. He saw Sandford with a kniiein his hand, standing over his wife,and fired. The load of the shot struckthe would-b- e murderer in the shoulder

INew Mexico Central and El Paso & Southwestern.SANTA FE TO CLOUDCROFT, N. M., AND RETURN, $12.10.

it y

On Sale June 1st to September 30th.,

Return Limit, October 31st, except from pointseast of St. Louis or Chicago return limit will

be sixty days from date of sale.

For additional information call on or addressWM. M. SCOTT, T. F. & P. A.,

244 San Francisco St., Santa Fe, N. M.

might well be installed up near theresidence of Miss Conrad. Council-man Shoemaker asked for more lighton St. Catarina street and in that re-

gion. The council referred the sub-

ject to the committee on surveys andlights.

Sewer Question.A letter, somewhat techincal, was

read from the state engineer aboutthe tunnel sewer authorized by thelegislature for the capitol buildingand executive mansion. Mr. Frenchthen took the floor and explained thatit seemed wise while building a sewerto build one large enough to serveSanta' Fe for future years. He point

It's Team WorkThat Counts!

and he staggered into the yard andfell. A younger sister of Mrs Hand

'fearing another attack pounced uponhim with a club.

The y$Wfcy. East

Best Pjor,4 Sandford aroused himself and reel-ed off into a cornfield, where he wasfound several hours later by neigh-bors, attracted by the flames, screamsand shots. Sandford had cut histhroat. " m SR

GOOD NEWS

Manufacturers are absolutelydependent on retailers for theconsumer sale of their goods.

Retailers must have the man-ufactured products and musthave consumers to use them.

ed out mat a nine inch sewer pipe, asstipulated by the legislature whichappropriated $9000 for the work,would eventually prove too smartwhen' properly owners wished to tapit. He urged the city to look into the

Manufacturer, retailer and

THIRTY-THIR- D ANNUAL

NEW MEXICO STATE FAIRS v consumer are three links In the

golden chain of commerce that For Rates and Full Information Call On or Addresscircles the world.

!H GIBSON, T., F. & P. Agt., N. M. C. R. R., SANTA FE,IL EUGENE FOX, G. Pass. Agt., E. P. & S., EL PASO, TEX.The retailer finds his most

matter and see if it would not be wiseto add $3000 more so that a pipemight be laid which would be service-able for all time.

Mr. Baca moved that committees benamed to go over the plans with Mr.

efficient and most economical

Many Santa Fe Readers Have HeardIt and Profited Thereby.

"Good news travels fast," and thethousands of bad back sufferers InSanta Fe nre glad to learn where re-

lief may be found. Many a lame, weakand aching back is bad no more,thanks to Doan's Kidney Pills. Ourcitizens are telling the good news oftheir experience with this tested rem

shortcut to the consumer'Sly'.Z5J

Albuquerque, N M.f hreneh. The committees were namedai follows: Representing the coun-cil Messrs Renehan (or the mayor),Shoemaker, R. I.onez. C. Alarid and R.edy. Here is an example worth

1913.OCTOBER 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, L. Baca. Representing the tax pa-yersJudge X. B. Laughlin, Mr.

CORRICK LIVERY BARNNOBBIEST OUTFITS IN THE CITY

Buggies and Saddlers sa Specialty.Hacks and Baggage Transfer. Prompt Attention and the Best

of Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Justice R. H. Hanna, Former Mayor!

Mrs. S. M. Rodriguez, S. Palace ave.,Santa Fe, N. Mex., says: "About threeyears ago I had very bad pains in myback. They were so bad I couldn't

Arthur Seligman, T. Z. Winter andPresident H. H. Dorman, of the cham-ber of commerce.

MimiitiiiiinitM

Each Department Overflowing With

Splendid Attractions.bend over. I had trouble with thekidney secretions. I used a box of

through advertising In thedaily newspaper.

Retailers are ready to pushthose nationally distributedproducts advertised In theirhome newspapers because thedemand is made right here athome.

Manufacturer and retailerlinked together in a definitenewspaper campaign from ateam that scores new recordson the sales totals.

Retailers are urged to im-

press on manufacturers theof advertis-

ing in papers like THE SANTAFE NEW MEXICAN.

Merchants and manufactur-ers interested In local advertis-ing for nationally distributedarticles are invited to write tothe Bureau of Advertising,American Newspaper Publish-ers' Association, World Build-ing, New York.

It was decided to meet at 2 p. m.Monday, August IS, at Mr. French'soffice.

It was pointed out that a fee of $23t'. $40 for each sewer connectionwould quickly make up the required

lllllltlllKIIIIIIM 104 DON (JASPER ST.

Doan's Kidney Pills and was cured.Two months after that another of myfamily was taken with kidney com-plaint. He was unable to work andfelt weak. He used two boxes ofDoan's Kidney Pills and since then.

Telephone 9 W

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO

he hasn't had any kidney trouble. Weare certain that the cure is a perma-- !

nent one."For sale by all dealers. Price 50

'cents. Foster-Milbur- Co.. Buffalo.

sum of $o000 which is the additionalexpense.

Paving Around Capitol.Another letter from Mr. French was

lead concerning the kind of materialto be used in paving around the capi-tol. The state is to stand half of this

MULLIGAN & RISING,FUNERAL DIRECTORS

License Numbers, H-4- Day or Nifht Phone, I JO Main.

Next Door to Postoffice.

FRANK A. STORTZ, MANAGER,ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO.

New York, sole agents for the UnitedStates.

Remember the name Doan's andtake no other.

expense and the property holders theother half. Mr. French gave estimatesfor various materials, and laid stress

I

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PAGE THREBSANTA U NEW MEXICANWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1913.

list,' published by tbe Protective Tariff new franchise will be given to us only

League, petulantly chides a number of (upon payment of a large sum of mou-- '

these dissenters for not acting to-- ! ey which is to go, not to the city, bu;leather with the other Republicans. ,tto the citizens able to deliver. If we

. Subscribe fur tbe Santa r New

Mexican, tbe paper tbat boosts alltbe time and works for tbe upbuild-La-

of our new Stat.

THE WILSON PROGRAM

IS SLOW AND SUREWlU llU 1"'- - A

any other person of power or Influencein this community had definitelysought to obtain from your eompanjmoney in consideration that said mem-

ber or person should obtain for you anew franchise?

If yon bud no such knowledge, was!

For quick results, alittle "WANT."

Work for the New Mexican. It isworking for you, for Santa Fe andthe new state.

;is a peculiarly interes: ing situatiui do not pay up. we are' to be drh ,

because the senators thus clilded by out of town and our property is to be

this authorative spokesman of si on confiscated."Ads alwaysNew Mexican Wanibring results. Try it.

put Republicanism are the identic;'.!; A chairman of tbe special commit-- 1 it your uncut 1011 to asperse the in em- -j ,XVAilLK:THE TARIFF DISCUSSION DRAGS ON BUT

1,11111 Udl'P I IP Ctl l IlinvlTS I t.... I .mi 111 nh'lin ITOU! )U I,u,'irt (M MM- - 111 UHJIUllll. ui mirTHE PRESIDENT IS IN COMMAND-SENAT- E

DIVISION CONTINUES.

THE the recent Cummins-Honili-Gronn- get- n nlorP (..abonite statement, and a major of tbe said city, by innuendo" j

together Republican movement. This, larger fm 0f information than that' When you said: 'if we do not p. j

k iiwn.lv another Indiuition to th.i iu contained in Hie publication up. we are to be driven out of tow tl

,,VBl oC the country, as It ought to he mentioned. i:,mi ol"' preperty is to be confiscated.",Washington, IX C, Aug. l:!. Presi-- . to the men directly concerned, of Inej Th( (.ll;lIi),.- - ,lt commerce of this:di(j '"" ,Mli' hiul knowledge

dent Wilson is meeting with slow bit' utter futility of their uropositiou foj(.u by' ,H p,.,.j committee, com inforiiiaiion sutlicieiil ly definite in

Isteady in bis amalgamation 'as Hughes. "s "alure to justify a belief that ifsuccess legislative pro- -posed I am told, of I,. A. j

gram. Discussion on the tariff b.i! The tariff discussion in the senate, , g' NV ,0ntioiit and P. V. Wilson. ou m,t l'a-- hn'"' """"'

AppellSouth African

Water Bagin the senate is dragging aiong i;siwni,ie consunnng a gretit ueut 01 mm; iiuthorizod to inquire into tlie accus.i-- " "" '

at lack of the matter directly under coi.-,i(- afteM llmt ,r ""' ,,,'-- l'r'1"3 'ouweary course a speed or upon or suntlon or intimation, vml

speed - which indicates that we snail jslderat ion. lias been enlivened chieily iH,ltl.mK, made report last evening ('olll(i "blain a renewal of your pro-b-

very fortunate if the final vote is by the doleful efforts of the pessimis-- j t0 )llP ,',nocl Um, r,.iier inquiry - j''111 franchise or aciiuire a new one?

,.0.,nlioH bffnr thu lnttpr nni--t nf So-1- - tic Htnnrimitters to foster the inilires-!,....- , ,.,,, If you had any such knowledge o--

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(lio .lutn licit pnnsiilpratlnn of 1he hill ' ilncp nothing but commercial ealain-- ' ' , , 11. ... detail....... - - 1IIVM n I H ill hh 111. I.whicli 1tion,ihhI the. viirorous and out intist ic, de-- 1ity, and specification which a.iiLiiiivt 11, i.: ''"- -

fense of the Democratsby the senate and discussion has notyet been concluded upon four of thetcurteen schedules. The most eon-

"t?" " ' " ,.1 or accusation annum pori-o.i-.

charge. The Democrats have decided--

If you have 110 such knowledge orinformation will yon be good enoughto say why you made the slatetnem:"If we do not pay up, we are to be;driven out of town and our properlyis to be confiscated."

t)the city council, which regrets the ctetrovcrsial schedules are vet to be ta'; ilv the better of tbe controversy

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en up. In those schedu'es which hrv.i'date. In the light of reviving husines--

been considered, numerous items have and with the certainty of enormousptiriUie OI your .uehhir,. nui.-t:i- . iiiiiii-- .

diately after tlie chanilier of com-

merce mid the mayor appointed theirbeen passeu at ine request or senan r .crops. 11 is nuiiuun iui .m- - uu.uv.. !p j,a committees and whicli regreHf.a Follette, who is evidently prepar- - standpatters to inject an element of, r.nBn,Ui,,t absence from the

sincere conviction into their propit

If you have declined to supply thedata invited by the foregoing ques-- !

tions. state whether or not the refusalproceeds from a disinclination to ren- - j

der yourself, or any officer of your

from youhearings', desires to haveecies of woe

ing to submit his own tariff propositIons at one time. It is not at all un-

likely that Mr. Ii Pollettes attemptto impress his views on the tariff legIslation will consume a' least a week

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Meantime there litis been ten or a

(Continued from page one).

Tli.i

dozen yea and nay votes on differentitems, which have served to demon-

strate the power of the Democrats topass tbe bill: in the shape in whichthev desire it. The smallest majority

la more positive declaration than thatwhich you have made. Therefore, pur-'sua-

to the said direction of the

special committee, of which I am

chairman, 1 would be pleased to havyour Mr. C. P. Street answer in writ-- J

ing tlie following questions, whichwith the answers thereto made mav

j form part of the committee's repot".to the mayor:

' Did you use the quoted languapeiupon no other authority than the say

jing that it was common talk oil the

plaza that your franchise was aboutto exnlre and that a new franchise

lends the matter, at 'past until thowith Mr. C. P. Street and did soletter is as follows:

July 2:i,

company, liable penally or in damages.Prom what source or sources did

you derive the information Hint, theiewas "common talk on the plaza" ofthe charact.err mentioned by you.

When you made the statement afore-

said, did you realize that it containeda suggestion at least that the citycouncil, or any member thereof, was

corrupt in relation to your franchiseor the renewal thereof, or the grant-ing of one In its stead.

It is tlie desire of the special com-

191::.

Santa Pe Water and Tiitiht Co.,('. P. Street. President,

Santa Pe, New Mexico.Dear Sirs:

I5y appropriate action, the maymdesignated tlie health (oinmiltee of

they have bad was 10, which they ob-

tained on some of the first votes. As

soon ns it was shown hat their ma.-gi- n

of safety was so large the Repu'ilican standpatters seemed to lose in

terest and have not. been so faithful iu

attendance, with the result that 1lK

discovery of some proofs justifies ir.

quiry in another form, if such proofaare to be found: but since the personwho precipitated the investigation bytwo civic bodies can produce no evi-

dence, but 011 the other hand deniesthat he had in mind any member ofthe city council or the mayor when howrote what was written, it would seemthat further pursuit would be the pur-suit of a chimera.

Therefore, we recommend that thireport be received and Hied and your

the city council of the city of Saulwould be given to you only upon nutteo, tor which act, and ot ute cttvthe payment of a large sum of money council, to cause the prosecution of

to go to the citizens able to deliver any individual who is amenable tosuch franchise and not to the city? prosecution on any account involved

Democratic majority hus at times pon-- ipe, John Shoemaker. Itonnikto 20 on one occasion going 10 Lopez and A. R. Reneltan, as a spec-

ial committee, to investigate the im If vou had anv other, and more de- in your intimation, but without youactive aid. the aid of Mr. C. P. Street,and the officers and agents of your

plied accusation contained in the let finite authority for your statement,ter dated Santa Pe, New Mexico, Jul;-

- be good enough to say just what it

7th, addressed to Mrs. .lolm R. McFie, Was, with such specification as will

chairman Civics Committee, Woman's enable the city council to act. adcompany, its efforts may be renderci j committee discharged.futile. j

Vnrv frnlv vnnn-- LEGAL NOTICE.Club, Santa Pe, and signed Santa re visedly upon the information thus con

This result on the preliminary voteshas been attained through a divisionin Republican ranks similar to thatwhich obtained on the Payne-Aldric- u

bill four years ago. A number of theprogressive Republican sena-

tors have been voting with the Demo-

crats on most of these tests. Thei."action has greatly peeved the standnatters, and that eminent organ of

IFAYOU BUSINESS MEN

only realized the business-buildin- g power of first-cla- ss

stationery, you would choose your own Bond Paper and

not intrust its selection to a subordinate

And, if you wanted to make your business stationery100 efficient, you would specify

(Sgd.) A. I!. UEXE-HAN-

ChairmanMr. Street's Reply.

A reply lias just been received. Itis as follows:

Water & Light company, by C. I'.

Street, president, which was publish-ed in the Santa Pe New Mexican of

July 8, 1913, that "it is said to be com-

mon talk on tbe plaza that our fran- -

veyed.If you bad no other authority for

your statement, than a report of "com-

mon talk on the plaza" was it. yourintention to suggest that the citycouncil, or any member thereof, orthat. astandpatters, the "American Econom jchise is about to expire, and

In the Probate Court for and In thoCounty of Santa Fe, State of NewMexico.

In the matter of the Estate of RichardWilson I3arry, Deceased.

Notice of Appointment Presentationof Claims.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:Notice is hereby given that the un-

dersigned was duly appointed execu-

trix of the estate of Richard WilsonBarry, deceased, on the IlOth day of

July, A. D., 1913, and duly qualified assuch on the 7th day of August, A. D.

l!'i:. All persons having claims againsttbe estate of the said Richard Wilsou

43 Cedar Street,New York, Aug i, lPl".

A. Ti. Retiehan, F.sq.,Capita,! City Rank Huilding,

Santa Fe, X. M.

iDear Sir:j Your letter of .July 2::rd hits beeni received and has remained unanswer-'e-

owing to my absence from towni You state that your committee de--

sires information regarding the "im

THE HARDEST THING TO FIND NOW IN CHINA--A- N OPIUM SMOKER !

The New Government Has Already Practically Exterminated the Habit That Kept Slant-Eye- s in State of Phys'- -

cal, Moral and Mental Degeneration.

C0PPin my narrv. deceased, should present themplied accusations" contained

letter to the Civics CommitteeWoman's Club.

of the to the undersigned at Suite No. 1.

'Capital City Bank Building, withinIn reply 1 beg to state that it was the time prescribed by law.

(Fac-Simil- e Water-Mark- )

The De Luxe Business Paper

because by comparison you would find that COUPON

BOND is far beyond the average Bond Paper in quality-chara- cter

impressiveness, and all that makes stationery

really productive, -

jnot my intention to suggest that the: ELIZABETH BARRY,mayor, the cily council or any mem- - Executrix.

iber thereof was endeavoring or hail ;;' :.j endeavored to exert any undue in-- i

' fluence over tbe company. j High Priced Lambs.Having thus answered your mam "Buffalo" Jones was here Beveral

question, it seems to me that no goodlean come from any further discussion

days Tli is week, inspecting his ranch-an-

stock, south of town. While heroSir. .Jones shipped two full blood Per-sian lambs to Canada, for which hareceived $,"i0 each. Ft. Suinner

And see theJust specify COUPON BOND today,difference. Let us show you samples.

of the matter.Yours very truly,

(Sgd.)SANTA PE WATER &

I,J(IHT CO.

jBy C. P. STREET,President.AGENTS- -NEW MEXICAN PRIN TING COMPANY.

Santa N. M. HOW'S THIS7(I. It is clear from the answer thn'Re--ilium nr. intention to Kiitrirest im-- ! We Offer One Hundred Dollars

ward for any Case uf Catarrh That

SOME OF THE LAST "HOP SMOKERS" IN A HANKOW "JOINT."

MAURY I. DIGGS LISTENING TO THE TESTIMONY

IN THE WHITE SLAVE CASE.

Married Man Accused of Taking Hig!- - School Girl From California to Ne-

vada for Immoral Purposes Snapped in Court While Hearing Evidence

That May Send Him to the Pei itentiary.

growth, sale and consumption of tbe passed through the nign rows 01 poppy

rlrmr In form other than med "'Hn as a man ana .ngm-r- , aimiliu nun and eirls scorinc the burst- -

propriety of culpability, present orprospective, on the part of the mayoror any member of the city council. If

is true that there is no direct responseto the interrogatory as to whether anyperson, be he member of the citycouncil or outsider, has made a state-

ment to the effect that, he could de-

liver the affirmative votes of the cilycouncil for a new franchise. We

are not disposed to consider this onussion to be an evasion, although superficially it might seem so. We looitupon the communication which wa?published as hysterical rather than deliberate.

7. We do not find any evidence Li

Cannot be Cured by Hall's CatarrhCure.

F. X CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.

We, the undersigned, have known F.J. Cheney for the last 15 years, andbelieve him perfectly honorable in allbusiness transactions and financiallyable to carry out any obligations madeby his firm.NATIONAL, BANK OP COMMERCE,

Toledo, O.Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-

nally, acting directly upon the bloodand mucous surfaces of the system.Testimonials sent free. Price 75 centsper bottle. Sold by all Druggists

Take Hall's Familv Pills for

By EDWIN J. DINGLE.

Hankow, China, Aug. 13. The sub-

ject of this picture, once so common

to be seen in every province, city,

village and hamlet of China, is now

almost a scene of the past. The opium

iclnal, and years before the timf jMg C(ipsllle8 to extntRt the dreadfulspecified by treaty with Great Britain, j juce- -

China has succeeded in stopping tho

importation of tbe Indian product.Xow that it has been decided 1 1

Today these fields are made to pro-

duce rice and grains. The poppy haagone once and for all, and it Is mysmoker is now almost as much a curio

sity as the pigtail in China, and it will Bf0p the trade with India, some people .deep conviction that the Chinese gov- -

see the great danger of China falling eminent no long as there is a gov- -

back into the old rut. But I do no: eminent at all will not allow tbe pon- -

pv again to take hold of the people justify further action, in our opinionthe disclaimer bv the Water companyIt must not be Inferred, however,

bftlieve that this will be the case.A couple of years ago, the writer,

In a long period of travel across Chine that the whole of the common people,testified to the great amount of lan'lof China is anxious that the drugf

be increasingly difficult for the kodakfiend to satisfy himself in snappingopium fields 'or fiends.

The Chinese government, weak

though it may be In many other re-

spects of administration, has determ-

ined that the drug which has spentthe physical and mental degenerationof millions of the people of this greatcountry, shall go once and for all.

Today some of the larger provinces,several of them famous in years goneby for the amount of native-grow-

A 100-MIL- E HONEYMOON TRIP AFOOT- -devoted to the growth of the opium should go. Tbe majority is not.producing poppy. In some province! But taxation has made against the

Szcbeuen and Yunan particularly j eagy securing of the smuggled drug,the air was heavy with the scent of and so 0plum smoking and eating isthe drug. One stood on high poinls gradually losing its hold. And thereand looked away for miles and miles can be no doubt that the most promi-an-

saw then nothing but long wavin?: ent statesmen In China today arefields of poppy in full and beatitil ill thoroughly sincere in their crusadeopium and general consumption, arj

Dronounced absolutely free of tli? oioom. against opium. In time they will be

drug. Goverment edicts prohibit the I One's senses became stupified as he triumphant.

EUROPE'S BIG LABOR) MERCHANTS MEETTO-NIGH- T: WILL

BEDRIDDEN 27YEARS, BOUGHT

HOME BY PEN REORGANIZE!LEADER COMES HERETO STUDY AMERICANWORKING

Wellington, Mo., Aug 1:1. ThomasP. Lockhart, after spending twenty

The Retail Merchants' Association ot j

the State of New Mexico wiU meet atjs o'clock tonight in Rooms lathe Laughlin block. The object, of

seven years in bed, practically in onerposition, came to the death he for

vears had prayed for.j Lockhart's joints were ossified so

that the only movements of the bodyj he could make were a shrugging of

j 1 he meeting is to the mer- -

chants and the professional men of

j this city. There will be an election'of officers. J

j M. R. Mendelson, of Raton. vlc,j president of the state association, am

P. E. Van Dusen of Raton, stale sec-- j

; ictary, arrived here last night to ad-- '

dress the meeting. E. ,T. Strong, pres- -j

ident of the Xew Mexico Retail As

sociation, from Albuquerque, is ex j

pected here by this evening.The association has about five bun--

drcd members in the state and abou:twenty-fiv- e in the city, but an effort;is to be made to enlarge this mini

iber to 150 or 200. j

the right shoulder and the middle

joints of two fingers on the right hand.With this shoulder and finger move-

ment I.eckhnrt had written an auto-

biographical book which brought himfunds sufficient to purchase the home,

here in which he died and to pay fora nurse to care for him constantly.

He had published several other writ-

ings mostly of a biographical nature,and emphasizing precepis of patience.

Lockhart took to bis bed Christmasnigth, 1SS6, following a long ride

through a cold rain. He never lef.It. One after another his Joints became useless. He was 43 years old.

-Wtttta Wftfim

Left to Right J. Russell Kline, Mrs. Kline, Mrs. Ross. J. L. Ross. TheMen Are Carrying the Baggage on Their Backs.

I!i

Cctober 81. Clad in the uniforms ofkhaki and fully accoutered for thenip, the quartet of young pedestrians

Lightning Kills Stock.

During the electric storm Sundayevening S. R. Bivens had three year-- I

ling steers, two mares and a colt killed

by lightning. The animals were Btand-

Work for the New Mexican. It I

working for you, for Santa Fe andthe new state.

Fort Wayne, Ind., Aug. 13. FourFort Wayne newly weds, traveling as"the Hoosier hikers" have just begunthe most unique honeymoon journey-e-

record. They are J. Russel! KlineSiSaeRtyooor.. UNoenwooo

ing near a barbed wire fence, when

Maury I Diggs in court listening to testimony that may send him tn

the penitentiary because he deserte d a wife and babies to elope from Sac-

ramento, California, to Reno, Nevada, with Marsha Warrington, a Sacramet.

to high school girl.Diggs went in the company of F. Drew Caminettl, son of the commis-

sioner general of immigration, who d eserted his wife and two children for

Lola Xorris, also a Sacramento high s chool girl. ,

Both men are chaiged with viola ting the Mann white slave act in trans-

porting the girjs from one state to a nother for immoral purposes.

got away amid the cheers of a bigcrowd of frieuds.

They will make stops at the prin-

cipal cities along the route, but theyhave nothing to sell and do not ex-

pect to attempt to capitalize theirunusual stunt.

tne mighty, death-dealin- current and bride, and J. Lew Ross and bride,tcok a ground, passing through their land they have started to cover thebodies and sending them, in a twink- j loon miles between Fort Wayne and

ling, into kingdom cqme. McDonald Winchester. Va., afoot, expecting to

,ewa, complete the honeymoon journey by--

For quick results, alittle "WANT."

New Mexican Want Ads alwaysbring results. Try It.

Tom Mann, of England, Leader of

Organized Labor in Europe, is Mak-

ing a Tour of American Factories andMines to See How American Work-

ing People are Getting Along.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1913.

SANTA fE NEW MEXICANPAGE FSUR

KNIGHTS DRILL AT THEDENVER CONCLAVE, An Endless Uiam

of Sickness.exchange and then "by withdrawingor attempting to withdraw from con-

sideration Buch legislation."New York, N. Y., Aug. 13. In all

iha l'l.iturt Ktntps onlv seven other(Continued from page one),

governors have faced impeachment triennial conclave of the Knights

proceedings. These men and the re- - 1 empiar in session iiei-e-, Devemtwu

entered, and the drillingsuits that followed were: teams arewill not be completed until tomorrow.Charles Robinson, Kansas, 1862, ac- -

GIRL HIKERS KILL A " GHOST."It is possible that a number of the

Santa Fe citizens will make the trip

by automobile to Las Vegas and it

is hoped that they will need some

boosting. The visitors will be guestscf an automobile ride Sunday morn

'j The competitions are peing neiu 111

Florida, 1868, a specially built stadium 710 feet long.'. j by 404 feet wide, seating approximate- -

North Carolina, 17 30,000 people. The arena withinthe stadium, where the competing

PLANK SLOWESTOF THE PITCHERS

St. Louis. Aug. 13. The slowest

pitcher in the world has been discov-

ered. He is Eddie Plank, the Ath

quitted.Harrison Reed,

charges dropped.Wm. W. Holden,

1S70, removed.Powell Clayton,

SCHOOLMAKE A

ARTTHAT Arkansas, 18 iling all over the city and to the inter- -TWO STENOGRAPHERS WALK 483 MILES TO WIN

SCHOLARSHIP AND ENCOUNTER ADVENTURES

DIME NOVEL READ LIKE A COOK BOOK. eaing points nearby. The game win ; itis. Vpfiran. .lust for curiosity.be played in Amusement park. In d t0 ge,tie an argument, the Times s'er to pay the expenses admission tpiegraph operator in Philadelphia

teams maneuvre, measures 5sl teet inlength by 250 in width.

The teams came onto the, field In

the order resulting from the drawingof lots' for position, which was done

Monday night in "tlie 'presence of mem-

bers of the drill committee and '

cap-

tains of the teams. The results of the

charges dropped.David Butler, Nebraska, removed.Henry C. Warmoth, Louisiana, 1872,

trrra expired and proceedings , drop-ped.

Adelbert Ames, Mississippi, 1S76,

whenheld the watch on Plank hothe

i.ill be charged. Fifty cents will in-

clude entrance and a grandstand Beat Initr.hed aeainst the Browns in

There are upwards of ono million deathseach year in the United States. In lM

of cases the people who din are less thansixty-tiv- e years old. The evils that aredue to disease can be escaped just in pro-portion us tlie cundi lions and habits that,bring on disease become more widelyunderstood.

Then too a chronic disease which maybailie the skill of the general practitionermay yet be permanently cured by thePhysician who has made one line of dis-ease a specialty.

It would be just as absurd for the Pro-fessor in a medical college presuming ulecture or, all subjects as for the one Phy-sician to presume to understand the nat-ure and cure of every disease., That, is why Dr. IL establishedthe Invalids' Hotel and Surpiea! Institute,many years ago with a full stall of l'by-- isicians and Surgeons who though edu-- .cated to practice in all departments ofmedicine are hern assigned to a specialdepartment only to which each special-- :1st devotes his entire time, study andattention.

The sick who have been treated at Dr.Pierce's Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo. N. Y.,have much to say in regard to this won-

derfully equipped Sanitarium, where allelectrical apparatus, us well as electricwater baths, Turkish baths, static elec-tric machines, current,and oilier most modern and upapparatus are used for the cureot chronic,diseases. The treatment of chronic dis-eases that tire peculiar to women have formany vears been a factor in the curesaffected lit the Invalids' Hotel and Sur-gical Institute.

resigned.jr.

'""":: Only one reference was made to contest will not be announced until

series just completed. .

After Stovall made a double hethirty seconds throwing the.

first ball to Pratt .This period elapsedj after he received the ball from thecatcher and before he delivered it to

tomororw night, yhen the prizes willMrs. Sulzer in. the testimony beforeBASEBALL.Standing of the Clubs.

the bat. The next pitch requireatwenty-fiv- e seconds. Pratt hit tbis

League.Won

NationalClub Pet. ball.

be presented.Under the regulations governing

the competition any recognized systemot Templar tactics may be used in thedrill. The points on which each

will be marked and themaximum rating on each follow:General appearance 15 pointsMarching and cadence 15 pointsAlignments 15 pointsWheelings 15 pointsSword manual 10 points

New York 72

Philadelphia 61

Pittsburg .r5

Chicago "

ihe Frawley committee. RichardI.'uber, secretary of the Frank W.Srrauss company, was asked by Euene Lamb Richards, counsel for thecommittee, if he had found amongIL. Strauss' cancelled checks a checkpayable to Mrs. Sulzer. He said hehud found no such check.

A Frank W. Strauss check for $100 I was among the seven checks, alltped campaign contributions, whichaccording to the testimony, went topay for 200 shares of "Big Four" rail-road stock bought for $12,025 from'ioyer, Griswold and company, by Fred

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586765

..44

..44

. .4:1

..41

BrooklynBostonCincinnatiSt. Louis

.tin ; 1: the same inu'ng he toon tv. eny-.622-

five seconds thro..' n the first ball.523! to Williams. Three pitches to Palenti.51. j required twenty-eight- , thirty-si- x and.440 thirty seconds. Plank .vi, Is down his.43? i cap, hitches up his trousers, wiggles.391 his left foot and buries, it in the pitch-.387;er'- s

box like un old hen go! in to most.

jThen he carefully thebases and the outfield. to, and by '.he

Pet. time he gets around to pitch the bat-.67-

iter is half fidgeted to i'.imiu.

.6fi That's the system of his stalling to

Facings 5 pointsFlank movements 5 pointsOblique movements 5 points

eric uoiwe.11, cnargea oy me rrawiej Teinplar uispiay movements. 15 pointsAmerican League. ,

Club Won IxstPhiladelphia 72 34

Cleveland 66 4'-'-,

t;uiiiimiiet!, wnu Having ueeu cjuvci u

.557 get the other fellow over anxious,Total 100 pointsThe drill teams entered, follow:Chicago Commandery No. 19,.523

.481

Washington .' 59 47

jChicago of 53

Boston 50 54

Detroit 46 63

st. Louis 44 6!i

Xew York 35 67

SULZER LOSES FIGHT FOR SEAT.

(Continued from page one)..428

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No. 35,

No, 50,

ei Chi-No- .

76,

St. Bernard CommanderyChicago.

Englewood CommanderyChicago.Columbia Commandery Nocago.

Woodlawn Commandery

Glynn, in anticipation of such aimmediately following the

'ni,.i reopntinn nf the articles of intAmerican Association.

Ixistte The senate- -

Chicago.Joliet Commandery No

Clubj MilwaukeeIliOtiisville ..Columbus .

MinneapolisKansas City

'Toledo

or Sulzer's dummy.Neither denial or confirmation could

be obtained today from the three stockexchange houses with which GovernorSulzer is alleged to have dealt, of thestory that Mrs. Sulzer, not the gov-

ernor, has speculated in the stoe'emarket.

"I have nothing to say," was thosubstance of replies made by firmmembers when asked about the mut-ter.

Mrs. Sulzer, who was Miss ClaraRodelson, of Philadelphia, marriedSulzer, then a congressman, on July7, 1908. They have no children.

Mrs. Sulzer has been vitally inter-ested in politics and has accompaniedhim on his campaign. She is a de-

termined .resolute woman and haioften lauded her husband as a tighter.

"He's ready to fight at the drop ofthe hat," she was quoted as sayintr.not long ago, "and he'll drop the hathimself. As ,long as he fights," sheadded, "I'll fight too and then some.'

4, Joliet,

69 4! .585.tin' 52 .5561.65 53 .551!.K4 53 .517!.53 64 .453.53 64 .453.53 67 .442,15 71 ,3Si

111.

lvanhoe Commandery No.. 24,, 'Mil-

waukee.Raper Commandery No. L Indiauap

olis.Columbia Commandery No. 2, Wash'

Governor William Sulzer was Im-

peached at 5:16 o'clock this morningby the Democratic majority in the

assembly of the New York leglslature. The vote 79 to 45, came afteian all night session and after the gov

ernor's wife had made an eleven! n

hour effort to save him at the risk of

.Indianapolisf

League.Won

WesternClub irgton, D. C.

Gethsemane CommanderyPet..64 1 No.

Ixist4048 sacrincing ner. own repuiuuuu.

"k!! Organization leaders, who had sparred for time all night in the fear that.509.1--- fl ...nnV.n.,nt u,M,l.l

Denver 72

Dps Moines . . . .64

St. Joseph 58

Lincoln 57

Omaha 56

Topeka 50

Sioux City 50

Wichita 43

uie prugiHin ui iiujjcuLiimciit5558

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be wrecked Dy lacK or voies, weicomnew comers to the assembly chamber,summoned from New York, during tin

ilie plivsicnins :i.ni surgeons empioyeciare among the most experienced and skill-ful in the country, men w ho have madethese diseases their life study, and whosehighest ambition is to excel in theirtreatment.

Uow well they have succeeded may bejudired from the fact that their practiceembraces cases from every State and Ter-

ritory of the Union us well as from foreignlands. Many thousands are annuallytreated, either through correspondenceor at Dr. I'jeree's Institution. It is anold adage that. "Experience makes per-fect." and the skilled specialists In thisHeld of practice cure thousands of caseswhich have been abandoned as incurableby general practitioners.

One of the most wonderful electricalappliances is the X-r- used at the Insti-tute which may be used both in the treat-ment of various diseases and in the diag-nosis of manv obscure conditions. Withits aid the interior of the human body isno longer the sealed book it has bet n heret-ofore." Abnormal slates of the bones,gall stones, stone in the bladder or in the.kidneys, are shown plainly by what areknown as y photographs. Internaltumors, and the enlargement of the deep-seate- d

organs, are also discovered by tbismeans and in the diagnosis of tuberculosisof the lungs this agent has proven a mostvaluable aid. When upplied to somo ofthe less fatal chronic ailments of germorigin it lias proven very effective as ttcurative agent.

Another interesting proceeding is theviolet-ra- y treat ment, produced by concen-trating the violet or chemical rays froman arc light with a specially preparedcarbon upon any portion of the body thatmay be the seat of pain. Sufferers fromneuralgia, sciatica, rheumatism, strains,sprains, also from those obscure exhaust-ing pains (the origin of which cannot at,times be accurately determined) frequent-ly tind immediate relief from a singletreatment and usually with a little per-sistence in the use of this aid. comfortablehealth or perfect recovery is obtained.

The incandescent light bath, consistingof a cabinet in which the patient isbathed in the combined rays of manyelectric light globes, has produced reallywonderful results in diabetes, sciatica,rheumatism, obesity, iinieniia, and someforms of kidney and heart trouble. Ithas also proven valuable in chronic bron-

chitis, bronchial asthma and various skindiseases. As a general hygienic measure,its efficiency cau scarcely be,

Hundreds are brought to this Institu-tion from far distant states and they gohome in a few weeks well and strong.Quite as marvelous are the thousands of

curat annually accomplished throughwhile the patient remains

quietly at home. Others consult in per-son, uud after being examined are pro-vided with especially prepared medicinesand return home to carry out the treat-ment.

Everyone who consults the specialists,whether by letter or in person receives themost careful and considerate attention.

Great care is exercised not to over en-

courage those who consult the specialistsof this institution that no false hopesmay be raised.

Consultation bv letter or In person Is

absolutely free no charge whatever so

that the public, when afllieted are Invitedto write Dr. Pierce at the Invalids' Hoteland Surgical Institute, Buffalo. N. Y.

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POSSES LOOK FOR ALLEGEDNEGRO MURDERER.

early hours and, assured of victory by

Xewton, Mass.Ascaloii Commandery No. 16, St.

Louis.St. Aldemar Commandery No. 18, St.

lxniis.Oriental Commandery No. 35, Kan-

sas City,Mount Olivet Commandery No. 12,

Wichita, Kan.Newton Commandery No. 9, New-

ton, Kan.California Commandery No, 1, San

Francisco, Calif.Kansas City Commandery No. 10,

Kansas City.The first prize is a sterl-

ing silver punch bowl and ladle, with

thirty silver drinking cups. The cups

j their presence, started a rapid fire of

Where 1 hey Flay 1 Oday legislation with the adoption of thej impeachment resolution.

Alma R. Bledsoe (left) and Ruth M. Towne, Two Stenographers Who

Walked From Los Angeles to San Francisco and Won Scholarship. In An

Art School.

Lexington, Mo., Aug. 13. Severalhundred men in motor boats, on horse-

back, and foot today continued beat-

ing the country about Lexington in

search of Goldie Winkfield. a youngnegro accused of attacking and mur-

dering Estelle Potter, a 13 year oldgirl, whose naked body was found in

a ravine on her father's farm

National League.Chicago at Boston.Pittsburgh at Brooklyn (2)St. Louis at New York.Cincinnati at Philadelphia.

Long articles of impeachment,the findings of the Frawley in-- I

vestigating committee in substance,lay ready for presentation in the deskof Democratic Leader Levy hours be

San Francisco, Calif., Aug. 13.

Tired and tanned, but happy and

healthy, Alma Bledsoe and Ruth M.

fijwne, Los Angeles stenographers,American League.

No games scheduled.represent the thirty constituent com-

recently arrived here after a e

hike from Los Angeles during which

they encountered adventures that

vould make a dime novel read like a

find a pair of bright green eyes star-

ing at her from an obscure corner.Ghost or no ghost, here goes a

bullet," she said, and fired threeehots. Two reached their mark, anda wild cat which had made its home irt

the tumbledown chimney "shuffledcff."

A fight with a tramp whose attacRwas quelled by the sight of MiBS

Bledsoe's revolver and the slaying of

a rattlesnake with a blacksnake whipwere other Incidents of the trip.

"We slept in a bed just once andthat was in the dry bed of the SantaLlara river," said Miss Bledsoe.

UNION PACIFIC'S HOLDINGSIN S. P. ARE DISPOSED OF.

fore the organization trusted its im-

peachment resolution to a roll call.With the adoption of this resolutionand the creation of a committee, headed by Mr. Levy! to prepare the article,a recess was taken. Mr. Levy and hisassociates went through the formalitvof retiring, to within an

manderies in Colorado, each bearingthe name of a commandery and Itsnumber. The bowl is engraved with

cook book. By making tne journeyfamous scenes in Colorado and bearsNew York, Aug. 13 The managers

of the syndicate organized to disposeof the $88,000,000 of Southern Pacificstock owned by the Union Pacific rail

in three weeks they won art school

scholarships.

One night the girls slept in a haunt-

ed house and Miss Bledsoe awoke to

the seal of the Grand Commandery ofColorado in colored enamels. Thehandles are crested with knights' hel-

mets and shields. The cups also bear

American Association.Milwaukee at Louisville (2).Kansas City at Toledo.Minneapolis at Columbus.St. Paul at Indianapolis.

Today's Games.bi

National League.At Brooklyn First Game

Pittsburg .3 0

Brooklyn 4 10

Robinson, Camnitz and GibsonCurtis, W. Wagner and Miller.

(10 innings.)

road company, announced today thatthe entire amount had'toeen more thantwice subscribed for with considerableEuropean participation.

the Beal in enamel. The ladle hasthe seal supported by a passion cross,all being emblems of Templary. Theengraving has the laurel, signifying

SANTA FE ELKSPLAY RETURNGAME AT VEGAS

PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONSSENT TO SENATE TODAY.

Washington. D. C, Aug. 13. TheJ

victory, the oak leaves and branchesfor strength, and the grape for goodfellowship.

The second prize is a sterling silverloving cup, thirty inches high, en-

graved with Colorado Bcenes. Its cov-

er is a mounted knight.The third prize is a parlor grand

The dance that will be glvea will

be strictly an Elks affair with but oneor two exceptions, these includingthose players who are not at thepresent time members of the lodge.The dance will be informal, baseballplayers always having a better timeat an informal dance, and the Klkshdpe to show the Santi; Fe people n

roaring good time.

For the baseball part of the affairthe local team expects to administerthe same dope as they found so ef-

fective at Santa Fe last Sunday.Practically the same team will beused.

president today sent the followingnominations to the senate:

Minister to Panama, Wm. J. Price,of Kentucky.

Constructor in the revenue cutterservice, Frederick Allen' Hiittiifwell ofNew York.

At Brooklyn (second game).Pittsburgh 3 4 4

Brooklyn 1 8 3

O'Toole, McQuillen and Simon, Kel

ly; Yingling, Reulbach and O. Miller.

; William Springer and E. J.

the men behind the guns for

the local Elks baseball team this

morning sent a challenge and Invitation to the Santa Fe team for a base-

ball game and dance to be given Sun-

day and Saturday night respectively,'says Tuesday's Las Vegas Opt'v TheSanta. Fe team accepted the

piano, and the fourth and fifth prize's

hour, and sent the articles to the

speaker's desk with a resolution thatthey be adopted.

A roll call showed the adoption ofthe articles by a vote of 79 to 32. A

committee was appointed to acquaintthe senate with the assembly's find-

ings at the meeting of the senatescheduled for 11 o'clock this morning.

In the light of the revelations con-

tained in Mrs. Sulzer's declaration to

Senator Palmer yesterday afternoon,Governor Sulzer's friends are inclinedtoday to view the ordeal which con-

fronts him with less apprehensionthan before his impeachment. By herassertion that she had diverted partof the campaign contributions sent, herhtmband, to private purposes withouthis knowledge and used them to pro-

cure stock in Wall street, she hasshorn the articles of impeachment ofm'any of their terrors, his friends de-

clare.The articles of impeachment make

a document of more than 4,000 words.They are interceded by the formidableheading:

"Articles exhibited by the assemblyof the state of New York in the nameof themselves and of all of the peopleof the state of New York against Will-iam Sulzer, governor of said state, inmaintenance of the impeachment

St. Iouis-Xe- York game postponedRain; two games tomorrow.

At Boston Chicago-Bosto- n gamepostponed, rain. Two games

are silver loving cups.The value of the prizes are $5000,

$2500, $1200, $1000 and $750.Each member, regular and substi-

tute, of every drill team competingwill receive a handsome souvenir pas'Bion cross, 4 by 3 inches! cast inbronze and beautifully engraved andbearing the emblem of the Grand En-

campment, the seal of the Grand Com-

mandery of Colorado, a mounted

PRINTERS HESITATE BETWEENCANADA AND RHODE ISLAND.

Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 13. Calgaryand Providence appeared to be themost, prominent candidates for hoBt tothe next convention of the Interna-tional Typographical union when theconvention in session here todayheard nominations. A vote on thenominations will take place tomorrow.

WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL?

WHO T0L0 TP COBBWHO IS B0S5 OF knight and inscribed with the date ofWHO 6055E5THE NATIONAL ? WHERE TO GET

OFFICERS ELECTED FOR, STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.

Raton, N. M Aug. 13. Officers of

the New Mexico State Bar associationwere elected this afternoon as follows:

President, Francis C. Wilson, SantaFe.

First district, JudgeE R. Wright, Santa Fe.

t, Second district,Summers Burkhart, Albuquerque.

Third district, E. E.

Medler, Las Cruces.Fourth district, Her-

bert W. Clark, Las Vegas.Fifth district, G. A.

Richardson, Roswell.,Vice president, Sixth district, A, R.

Ryan, Silver City.t, Seventh district. M.

C. Mechem, Socorro.t, Eighth district,

Reed Holloman, Tucumcari.Secretary-treasure- .Mrs. Nellie C.

Pierce, Albuquerque.The next meeting place has not been

chosen. The meeting will end witha banquet tonight.

American Association.

At Louisville (First game)Milwaukee 1 3 1

Louisville I $ 2

Cutting and Hughes; Loudermilkand Severlod.

(Called end of fifth inning; rain.)

AMERICAN LEAGUEOFF AT?

the conclave.- The inscription Is

wound about with the Columbine, theColorado state flower.7 ?

WOMEN VOTERS HOLDCONVENTION AT WASHINGTON,

CATHOLIC SOCIETIES TO HOLDNEXT MEETING AT BALTIMORE,against him for wilful and corrupt

conduct in his said office, and foi'Yd m high crime and misdemeanors.

At ColumbusMinneapolis 2 7 0

Columbus 3 9 3

Burns, Olmstead and W. SmithDavis and S. Smith.

Washington, D. C, Aug. 13. Womenvoters, representing four million oftheir sex in many states, gathered to-

day as delegates to a three days con-

ference of the national council ofwomen voters.

Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 13. Balti-

more was unanimously chosen as themeeting place of the next conventionof the American B'ederation of Catholicsocieties at the closing session today.gameMilwaukee-Louisvill- e second

postponed; rain.WHO PUT THE CON

IN CONFERENCE ? Officers were as follows:WH0 CALLED

LfNCH'5 BLUFF?WHO WORRIED HIS

HEAD OFf AFTERPresident, Chas. I. Denechaud, New

WAR 05 Orleans. ,

PROMINENT GERMANSOCIALIST DIES TODAY.

Zurich, Switzerland, Aug. 13. Au-

gust Ferdinand Bebel, the German so-

cialist leader, died here today aged 73.The cause of Bebel's death was

paralysis of the heart.

Secretary. Anthony Matre, St.

The eight articles In substance setforth :

That Governor Sulzer, in filing hisstatement of campaign expenses, setforth his entire receipts at $5,460 andexpenditures at $7,724; that this state-ment "was false and intended by himto be false and an evasion of the stat-utes of the state."

That the affidavit of Sulzer as tothe correctness of the campaign state-ment "was false and corruptly madeby him."

That Sulzer was "guilty of mal andcorrupt conduct In office and guilty ofbribing witnesses." The specific

Louis.Treasurer, F. V. Heckenkamp,

Quincy, 111.

San Francisco was heralded as thfl

ideal place for the 1915 convention by

At Indianapolis Indianapolis-St- .

Paul game postponed; rain. Two

games tomorrow.

YESTERDAY'S GAMES.

Reports of games received too latefor publication in yesterday's NewMexican:

National League.At Boston (2d game)

Chicago 3 7 5

Boston 9 13 0

Stack, Lavender and Bresnahan;Hess and Whaling.

ENGINEER KILLED INWABASH TRAIN WRECK

St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 13. A passen-ger train on the Wabash railroad col-

lided today with a freight train atMlUard, Mo. The engineer of the pas-

senger train was killed.

charge that is while the Frawley com

the Rev. Raphael Fuhrfl of LosHe suggested that the conven-

tion be called in that California cityduring the Panama exposition and

during the Catholic week whlcti is vo

observed.

IRRIGATION PROJECT NEARDENVER IS REORGANIZED.

Denver, Colo., Aug. 13. Steps tocarry out the court order for reor-

ganization of the Denver Reservoir &

Irrigation company were taken today.The first was the payment of $1,250,-00- 0

in liquidation of encumbrancescgainst the company's holdings. Ac-

cording to telegraphic advices thissum was to be transferred immediate-ly to a Denver bank by the ChicagoTitle & Trust company, of Chicago,vhlch was named as trustee in thecourt order entered by District JudgeO W. Allen.

The project- - Involves 56,000 acresnear Denver.

WHO REMINDSWHO REFUSED TO WHO REMINPS WWnc n Apm mM? YOU OF A BEEF

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SEVEN DROWNED WHENLAUNCH CAPSIZES IN SWELL.

Superior, Wis., Aug. 13. Seven per-

sons out of a launch party of twenty-thre- e

were drowned in Superior baytoday. The party seated on the roofof the launch was thrown Into the bayby the swell of a passing tug. Nearbycraft came to the rescue and all butseven of the twenty-thre- e were saved.Later six bodies were taken from thebay.

V VMI . .... Ml"

mittee was Investigating the govern-or's campaign accounts, lie "fraudu-lently caused" three witnesses to"withhold their testimony."

That the governor was guilty of sup-pressing evidence.

That the governor was guilty of"preventing and dissuading a witness(Frederick L. Colwell) from attendingunder a subpoena.

That prior to election the governorused campaign funds "in speculatingin stocks and thereby stole suchchecks and was guilty of larceny."

That Sulzer threatened to use theauthority and Influence of his office toaffect the vote or political action olcertain public officers, including two

assemblymen.That he corruptly used his authority

as governor to affect the prices ofsecurities on the New "York stock ex

change in some. of which he was spec-

ulating, on margins or otherwise, rec-

ommending and pressing for passagelegislation affecting business of the

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In the handicap tournament lajtnight at the Montezuma, Ed Burke de-

feated Oatman 150 to 92, Oat man play-

ing 100 to Burke's 150. Martinez play-

ing 60, defeated Owen GO, by a scoreof 60 to 42.

Tonight at billiards. McClintock 35,will play Cronenberg 65; Diaz 50, will

play WUson "0; and Oatman, 100 will

play Martinez 60. In pocket billiard)Baca will play Read 60 to 45: Lock-woo- d

and Hoover will play 60 each,and Chaves 55, will play Ortiz, 50.

A bic match has also been arrange'!

AT THE BAT?GO OUT TO

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The Woman's Tonic It it Right,Nuff Said,Handled by

between Gooch and Dohrer, 200 to 15(.

SPECIAL POLICE ARE NOTALLOWED TO LAND BY STRIKERS

Vancouver, B. C, Aug. 13. Twenty-fiv- e

special police, sent by steamorto Nanaimo, reached there at noonand were met at the wharf by a mobof striking coal miners and drivenback on board the boat.2 HENRY KRICK,

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PAGE FIVBSANTA FE Nt'W MEXiCARWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1913.

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NATSF. ('. Wilson of this city was today J

elected president of the state bar as

MORLEY MAKES HIT

AS LECTURER

SCIENTIST'S DESCRIPTION OF HIS TRIP

TO THE LAND OF HOSTILE INDIANS

SOMETIMES CALLED "CANNIBALS,"

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his trip.Frederick Webb Hodge. American j

ethnologist, arrived Jast night fromWashington, I). C, and leaves thismorning for the Kito de los Frijoles 8,n come out in the papers anywaycanyon. Dr. Hodge has visited Santa mid that my father would know soon-F-

'several times and years ago he or iatl r Und that we had belt el- -

210 SAN FRANCISCO ST. PHONElSUj

SJivanus Griswold Morley, HarvardRuieutist and authority on Mayan civ-

ilization and history; resident of SantaVe and prominent clubman, motoristand good fellow; explorer of CeneralAmerica and recently returned fromthrilling adventures by land and sea,

explored New Mexico.11 I I I I Hit I I Hi i HMIHMIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIl! go.!manes r. i.u.nims, .American .,- -

"Miss Norris told ,him, ,it wouldFOR SALE CITY PROPERTY thor and explorer, arrived Irom (

last uight. and lectured at thej her mother and Caminetli and Diggs

told us that our parents would 'soonj facing hostile Indians (described by5 Room Modern Brick Cottage, 2 blocks from Plaza, Price $3,8005 Room Modern Frame Cottage, 6 blocks from Plaza, Price 2.500

received the j summer session of the School 01

and admiring American Archaeology. Mr. Lninmlsjsome as eannibalB)

(plaudits of an amusedINSURE WITH HAVWARD AM) REST CONTENT.get over it. They kept urging us to

go immediately."On Saturday, March S, Diggs re-

turned from San Francisco from athrong at the Old Palace of the s

last night.

no longer wears bandages around hiseyes and lie appeared in excellent,health.The occasion whs lite lecture given business trip. He called Lola, Canii-

PII. R. Mendelsoii, vice presidentby Mr. Morley before the summer!si hool and visitors on his recent ex- Retail Merchants Association of

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New Mexico, and F. 10. Van Dusen,the state secretary, arrived last nightfrom Raton and are registered at thellu lwttl That- ..w l.,i..

i edition to Yncatiiu ami Cozuim-- in

the interests of the San IJIeso exposl'tion.

The dangers of this expedition, inv. hioh Mr. Morley was associated withJesse Nnsbaum, photographer and

were first told in the New Mex-

ican last. May before the San Diego or

I'cm anu mij 10 a care, umi us uisfather was coming up from Berkeleythe following Monday to put ('ami-- !

neiti in jail and have us prosecuted.He said that be had cleaned up hisbusiness and that we would have tohave right away. We protested, buti.lter three or four hours consentedto go.

"The next day, we met again andHie men finally decided on Reno, at'--

tt r considering Salt. Lake City, and'Los Angeles. We tried to back out.We said we would just as soon stayand take chances on the scandal,The lold us we couldn't back out.

"That night we met in a cafe.

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nny other papers got hold of the ad-- I

venturers. And last night Mr. Morleywith a chalk line map in front of him,

Itook his auditors over sun parchedearth and choppy sea, up to ancient

j temples and past luxuriant vegetationof tropical grandeur.

attend a meeting of the merchants inthe Laughlin building tonight.

if. V. 13. Smith, wile and three(laughters, (lie Misses Mary F. Smithand Cecil Williams, all of Kauta Hosu,have been In Santa Fe for a few days,having come overland by automobile,camping on (he way. They expressmuch enjoyment in the outing whichthey have had, but make mention ofthe matter which is the paramount onein New ?Iexico at this time- - that ofgood roads. Mr. Smiili says that atrip via San .lose, San Miguel, Antonehic.o, is one of continued delight,and that by way of C'liapelle to San- -

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 III 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 nIt was an impromptu kind of lecture ( ammetti went out to get some

money. We went to the railroad sta-tion and while there a train for Renowas pulling out. I told Diggs 1 would

The Denver & Rio Grande R.R. ta Rosa, along the Santa Fe trail can- - Htay in Sacramento. He said he cared

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m too much for me and 1 would havenot be surpassed, but urges the neces.

rnd again and again it was interrupt-ed by ripples of mirth which swelledinto streams of laughter as Morleythrew in side remarks and witticismswhich appeared entirely spontaneous.

For once since his return from Coz-uni-

Island, llie scientist-explore- r

laid to rest the report that, he and"Newsy" had been in grave dangerof man-eater- "The report of canni-bals down there may have been due tothe fact that eleven men were eaten

m sity of some road work to make it

just what it should before automobiletravel. He suggests that th.ose whoare looking for a pleasureable outingand a new route, try the above men-tioned trip.

!W1ito go.

"Caminetti didn't come with themoney and we missed the train. Laterwe met Caminetti at the cafe and atmidnight went to the station again.When we got there, Diggs lold us tov.ait where we were and lie went oveiand bought the four tickets.

"We got into Die Pullman car andDiggs engaged a drawing room. Hepaid the Pullman conductor. 1 saw

SHE TELLS OF HERTRIP TO RENO.

up four hundred years ago," he said.as his friends shook with laughter at

j the suggestion of the dainty morseli the man-eater- s had missed. But he

(Continued from page one.

the defendant had bought the tickets

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dim give the railroad conductor thej tickets for our trip to Reno. Miss

Norris and Caminetti took the upperberth and Diggs and I had the lower.

"We arrived at. Reno the next dayj the tenth at about, noon and wentj li a cafe for something to pat."

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admitted that he had been near tohostile Indians, and had traveledaround with guns put out of commis-sion by the salt water.

ITis description of the trip to Coz-I'm-

made in a Mexican gun boat forwhich he did not have to pay fare(soon discovering that the free ex-

cursion did not offer first class fare)was the signal for more laughter.

There was. perhaps, one feature of

and later gave them to the conductorof the train. That's as near as youcan trace them. No closer identifica-tion could be made unless some onehad been present at the purchase o;the tickets for the purpose of keeping-thei-

numbers. Let this matter go lothe jury."

Questions and answers nreliminarv

m

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bis perilous journey that Mr Morley to an(j f0)0WjnK this point dealt withm lorgot to mention and tnat was """the introduction upon the scene onet u.nerence it made to uie explorer it:ila Xorris and Caminetti, the latter

l e was killed by hostile Indians orjto be tried later on a similar charge,killed as a sacrifice by fanatical In- - both of whom were arrested with themclians or slaughtered for the stomachs Ht a bungalow at Reno. The witnessof cannibals. swore that she had left. Sacramento

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and their companions the upper berthOther witnesses told of the arrest aReno and the condition of the bunga-low as found by Chief Hillhouse ofthe Reno police department.

Marsha Warrington is a strikinglypretty blonde of 20.

As she walked slowly up the aisleof the court room, it was neces-

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utes she wag on the stand, Diggs nevertook his eyes from her face. Notonce did she allow her gaze to meethis, and she was quite mlstiess of!association at Raton.

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herself and the situation. Leaving thestand, the girl walked cooly into thecare of the United States inarshasand was soon surrounded by her rela-tives.

Mrs. Drew Caminetti was not h:court. Counsel for her husband haisaid she will appear before the caseis over.

Miss Warrington said, in beginningher testimony, that she was 20 yearsold and lived with her father and step'mother. Her mother had died whenshe was 5 years old.

'I have known Maury I. Diggssince last September and we werevery close friends," rihe continued."Two weeks before we left for Renowhile Drew Caminetti, Miss Xorrisand 1 were riding with Diggs in his

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the four of us and we would have toleave town. I was surprised, but hesaid we would have to go.

"Miss Xorris was told and Caminettijoined Diggs in urging that we leavfImmediately. They told us that we

be arrested and subjected tothe third degree."

"Did you know that Diggs anlCaminetti were married at thattime?"

"Yes, and Miss Norris knew it, torDiggs told me his relations with hiswife were unpleasant; that he war.

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. 51.85

. 78.85

Colorado Springs, $18.15

Salt Lake, Ofden, 40.00

St. Louis, .... 47.35

Buffalo, N. Y., . . 66.45

Atlantic City, . . 79.35

Denver, .

Pueblo, .

Chicago, .

St. Paul, .

New York,

Are now as low in pricesas they will be this

Season.WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY SHIPMEN T

Do not delay, as they willsoon be off the market.

WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY SHIPMENTS OF

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cared for me more than he did forhis wife, I believed him.

"He manifested affection for mehe kissed nie: he discussed marriage

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with me and said he would get. a di-

vorce and marry me. Caminetti toldLola the same thing." ,

"Did you have an affection forhim?"

"Yes. I had a strong affection forhim. We discussed leaving town to-

gether several times, when the fourcf us were on automobile trips and in

Diggs' office. The men told us Diggs'father and Caminettl'g father weregoing to prosecute us two and thatDiggs, senior, was giving an attorneyramed Harris large sums of money tokeep the story out of the papers.They said there would be warrantsfor us, and that we would be giventhe third degree.

"We said we couldn't go. I said 1

couldn't go away from father, thirt Itwould kill him. Diggs said it would'

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" All of Today'a Novo Today "deluged and the cities with which theyare so familiar, to say nothing of the,love affairs in which they have been j

the leading figures. I saw in a news--

paper the other day, a littje reporttaken down by a stenographer of one j

of these conversations in a little res-- !

taurant in one of our big cities. Sev-

eral young men were telling about :'

RESERVE PROJECT

IN DANGER

THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ATTORNEY

GENERAL HAS TAKEN ACTION

THAT MAY ENDANGER GOVERN

PHONES:BUSINESS OFFICE 286 EDITORIAL ROOMS 31

;and each was trying to outdo h:'1

other. Hero iB the account of the at'-- ,

fair as I saw it in the paper:"But doesn't it make you sors,"

iRMld the most lociuacious one ciAN IMPORTANT (NUESTICATION

The Montezuma HotelSANTA FE, NEW MEXICO.

THE TRAVELING MAN'S HOMEupon investigation, to In

if tlx. made ay ftenaux ju.a.. 5TAUK.INQ THE FUfan espionage of federal judges to influence MENT POSSESSION -T-HE F2REST

SERVICE PEOPLE ARE SILENT.based on fact. Unit there has been

... matlV T 11 il T. nave I'UIIIC

withTHE BYSTANDER

SEES ITAS Cuisine and Table Service Unexcelled. Rooms en suit

private baths. Electric light, Steam Heat,central Location.

the bunch, "to have them drag o'irthe family album when they want

!to entertain you? They show youthe prettiest girl you ever saw.

ithen, just, as you decide you couldlove her for the rest of your nature!

(life, they tell you that she died lastyear of typhoid. Then they show yo.ta regular hatchet-fac- e and tell yo i

llelds. ... . nrimnrilv brought on this matter,Judge THOS. DORAN, Prorpietor.er ,o SrW .n a public Bpeh that there was a method of

vigorous.,-- attacked the departmetgoing on and

!tt some time Large Sample Rooms.The Most Popular.The American Magazine has a very.,..r.ot (niPHtication

interesting little lesson regarding the they want you to meet her at. dinner

(By Gilson Gardner.)Washington, D. C, Aug. 1:1. The

government's project for acquiring anAppalachian forest reserve is in ser-

ious danger. Action which has Justbeen taken by the attorney general ofthe state of New Hampshire would,if carried to its logical conclusion, de-

feat the purpose of the United Statesgovernment in acquiring forest landsin the eastern slates, and would nulli-

fy the work already done in that di-

rection and cause the waste of thou-uand- s

of dollars already expended.4nn.,l.,rlnan frrnt nmieet he- -

WHY'S STAGE Limovies and the likes and dislikes of that evening."the kiddies for the different subjects "But I didn't tell you about the

presented on the films. banker's daughter T met last week on

The object lesson is taken In Clev'e- - !)ier way to the seashore," said anotherland and the prime object was to nnff."Slie was some swell, I tell you, and

out how the children regarded the dif- - t know perfectly well I cou'd have won

firent subjects and whether they her if I'd had a few more hours befors

vater power sites which it is estimat-ed will develop-- ' XlW)0u horsepower a

year, at various points in Sullivan,Grafton and Merrimack counties,Development on this project is soon

to begin at Croydon Brook, and it is

estimated that the yearly gross in

of 'justice, charging this to be the fact.d.MMoi

Senator Borah of Idaho, is the one who is respons, .

and he Rives h.s i.awn- -time,of this question at the present

id oil ei a saagent,department, through special yise goverlimUitfluenee judges in their decisions lxl than by the

i.rr.o" iul of the governmert

this single Project will become fromwhen!came a reality on March 1, 1911,

- ally discriminated between the good we cnangea cars,and the bad and if they saw the les-- "yes, but you should have seen thaSC.HH that were intended to be con- swell looker I met in the drug store

veyed if any were so intended. Inst night," said a third. "She pro- -

The' methods of getting the opiu- tended to be looking at the telephone

PromBARRANCA TO TAOS

Meets Both ' North SouthBounds Trains.

Leaves Barranca on the arrival l

the north bound train and arrives ai

Taos at 7 p. m.

Ten miles shorter than any otherway. Good covered hacks and goodteams. Fare $5.00 round trip. Teams

the Weeks law, appropriating money

usual pracuue. juu, ..... o- - - ,, c1,irl he. and in different way al,il,lm ...oro interesting. directory, OUl I Know sue ub u.i..i,u.c." ...... tt.ht the law is and wnai me lens of the c

lu the neighborhood of $80,000. while

the profits from the entire develop-ment in this region (not including wa-

ters on the federal lands) will be in

the neighborhood of $3,000,000. It will

be seen, therefore, that if the federaltuvernment can be prevented from

relieved and others whose views uii .... .mrui-on- t methods judges are

aim u "i.,i, .,.!sat sfuctory arefer me to wander over where she wan.Just then who should come in but a

girl I know and don't like, and tiifc

other girl got away. It was tough

to purchase these forests, was ap-

proved. It meant that the people of

the country had finally decided thatthe preservation and use of streamHow for power and navigation and ofthe timber in the crowded east

the establishment of nationalforests throughout the Appalachian

Those conducting the quiz, got 3 (Jul)

essays written by the children in sixdifferent schools on the themes, such

.. ? in. ii..,.. "

tow are more t serious matter and the Invesi .o iire faring a

If this is true . ....n if th past1 ts proven, kInn soon, anu iue "titration has come nom

controlling the streams in its proposed furnished commercial men to take Infederal as well as state, hy luck, I tell you, for I know" j

It is a fair sample of the smar;be the election of all our judges. Wire EmbuiKthe surrounding towns..1... rn of our judges inaithe demand tor station.

as The .Motion neiure i jme ii:m.The children did not know for what

they were intended and thus their an-

swers were not written for effect or

to make points wilh anyone.

Alecs of Hie day. and it is not as un ntaln range frora Maine to Geor-common as we may ttiitiK, enner. im . properly timbered,

will bring onHistihle. service lhat should have thrown about

There is no branch ' piJJc aa )n na,uls are th,thai the juoicit. the safeguards property safe,

preservation of all tha tmake. ur 1, or oj Qf ou,

,,nr,t,lu Vl'll, lirllllfrn III tlllS 1(111(1 O

purchase, and if the state can retainthe right to grant franchises, theUnited Slates could not prevent the

grabbing by private water-powe- r in-

terests of all the available streams,and their possible monopolization.The potential waterpowers in the Ap-

palachian region is enormous in ex-

tent. The outcome of the whole mat-

ter is in the hands of the courts.

controls the river flow into the Atlan-tic and into the Mississippi valley.Since the passage of the act the for-

est service, in cooperation with theMAYES

The choice of pictures came out gtllff ur(! onjy laughed at when thevclassified in this manner: Western, think they are surprising their listen

121; Comedy, 241; War, 224; Scieii-Pr- s alui making themselves wonders NWThis investigauimwhole governmental structure.

t.Mc and Educational, 292; Drama,

AMONG THE EDITORS.geological survey, has been acquiringh'lids for forest purposes. Much ofthis must be done by condemnationv d Alt CITMATION. distress than

:iy greatern unu w . - . , ot In

Perhaps the Democrats o . . r ,UBt a, the preseut.Snsakina Of Patience. ipioceeumgs m uie ou.....

re those of other localities. ui. ; . ,h ip distribution.time and the burden ot ineir nu... successful adminin

'i"r "'" .. , .tlnn Klinlll'trr.i. f H.F.i ft! (11 r Hl(r-- i

...i,..in .nfii nerv 01 ine iia......lir- ii........r..:.. ..f the rountrv the W UlMr: .....v.

2S.1; ("rime, 2C; Sad, S.

The result offered some fine pointslor study. From the first to the fourthgrades the choice was for the west-

ern type and as the youngsters ad-

vanced in school their preference was

for the pictures that have a greaterteaching value.

It is an argument both in favor of

the children and the movies andnally allows that the pictures, cen-

sored as they are now, are a value

ANNOUNCEMENT!Speaking of patience, seems to us it The present situation arises out of

would he as well if some men would! condemnation suits for lands locatedteserve a little of it for the children, ic Grafton county, New Hampshire,

instead of using it all up ashing. In bringing this suit to determine theKaton Hange. value of lands wanted by the govern- -

pnnm Pr imnroxement. i lnetit. the state of New Hampshire

that every township should!tration 01 t a" "., ivmncmcv and

INSURANCE

Fire, Life, jAccidentPlate Glass, Etc. Etc

REAL ESTATE

City Property, FarmsRanches, OrchardsLand Orants, Etc

Surety Bonds

hands ot uie .

nLe,, representative do.n,nd his ndvi.rs aren many ways they admit ll ' ; ,uo

n'

A t alu1 piltl'otic endeavorwhII and are handling b.K nut wu, m their part 1,:

XJZXr: - at the ship's wheel and be hand,,,,

the affairs of this great, nation." attention of the

York there is a A Repub-tn New glveB no heed.resident has been repeatedly called Mmnnd. when his fact

In 1912 New .Mexico stood forty-- j was made a party to the suit, sincethird in rank of states in the matter the state was likely to be interested in

It., educational standards. A year later', the result, and it is the desire of the!she stands fortieth. There is, it will; forest service officials to harmonizerather than a detriment. It is well

that it is so for the movies have cometo stay, mid as long as we are to have

all iuterests as tar as possible. J tie

attorney general of New Hampshirethem with us. it is well that they are

MR. HARVEY OATMAN,Proprietor of the

MONTEZUMA BILLIARD PARLORS,

Has Engaged at a Great Expense,

MARCUS CATTON,Son of the Famous

"BILLY" CATTON,who will manage his billiard par.lors and instruct those desiring to

learn the game. All new tables,new cues, and a quiet, gentlemanlylounging room for those who caterto the pastime.

lican is 81111 holding the posi on ond

pth ,u.p rpl(Jy anti of ci,al.a(1UT that aids rather than

the m n. awith,s a,l swelled up nQ

filed a claim in behalf of the state, de-- 1

maudiug that the state should retain j

title and have complete control of allstreams included in the proposed gov-

eminent purchase. Further, that thejwilling to taae ui- - -

nnt PIHianger the comm..miy ny gum

lie seen, yet room for some advance-ment. Clovis Journal.

Criticism Helpful.Wm. J. Bryan says criticism is help-

ful when directed toward a public ser-an- t.

More than half the county of-

ficials of New Mexico fail to agiviewith him, however, especially in

criticism on the salary matter. Carls-ba-

Current.Would Be Ripe.

disfigured by disease amiOld fashioned is a word Uiat seems

attached tobrings back

Zu .n in Almond who does not aare go 1 ; "'" -

to have a sort of stigma' we send h 1 PhI" 1 an Uiete years, and is compelled to aR yet , may waj, H

state retain the right and power to

grant all public franchises anywherewithin the. area to be purchased bythe government, in spite of the factthat this land would be in federal

memories."B s" .: u f,iM,l of the New York town nave wn e,. . .... ..; . , pU,H8ant

Of All Kinds.Telephone 194 W., Room 24

LAUGIILIN BUILDING,

SANTA FE NEW MEXICO

Z , It and asked him in heaven's name to have tne ou-- .. .. idea8 ftnd old fashionlv found some eggs ined stvles are far from those of this

, ..... ...n.. mdiits are doiiu' well in theat once. EVBRYONE WELCOME!. . . x.i ..... . l. .1.... trl molQ nWtlPrRtlin.day but for one, i iniisi say mat uie an r.gypiian lumu uu wumuold things are in many ways the best them about three thousand years old. What this claim amounts to, there-an-

most charming ways. . They would be classed as No. 1 3 tor-- fore, is the assertion of the right of

noj tim nnnntrv twirls age. Goodness, what if they had betn the state of New Hampshire to con- -

,i viiiw, Kvv Vnvlc. hnve! catalogued as No. 2. That would make

U is admitted that u. '" -'

asr who haB the mumps to Wto a Uo i n a po

main, but when it comes Ropuhlican. why.

ft

them ripe enough for pulling in as tintrol federal territory. If this claimis upheld by the courts, the govern-- l

ieut might just as well go out of theforest business and abandon its ef- -

banded together and are going to

renel the advances of the summer offenseRock Island Tribune.I wo I ninyN

successes and j tv.rtB to obtain an Appalachian reWe have all seenserve. It this claim is good in NewHampshire, it is good in every other

failures, ups and downs as we say;hut who of us have ever seen a com-

boarders who are down there fromthe city. These unsophisticated girlsstill believe In that ,

theory that there is something sacredabout courtship and they are not go-

ing to take up with the present, dayidea that it is Just a joke and intend-

NO INTEREST., hla monster dinner at which the munity where real homes were esta'u- - state in the proposed belt.

WhereShall WeGo ThisSummer?

Ormsby McHarg is sun ''""" the Progressives

La Salle Hotel I

CHARLEY GANN, Prop'r 1

M

European Plan. IMeals At All Hours. S

Elegant Rooms in Connec- - Ition. Steam Heat, f

Electric Ligh is and Baths, gRATES: 50c and 75c PER DAY. 124 1 San Francisco Street. 8

Near S. W. Corner Plaza, j

rve of Peace is to be present and eZ relationship establishedcelv allayed, ana a .t hiinonu nl n IU. nnn,,Miciini

lished, go entirely to the bad? How-- 1 The fact that these United State?ever, we are willing to admit that are operating under a constitutiontorpid livers and a Democratic admi j written more than a hundred yearsmatter ofXrebv; in wiW be waged against the common

and unkindly w to paBS a few day9 a8 a

lit in that power which was so ruthlessly nmua(,nient and frolic. Istration are a bad combination. Ar-- ; ago further complicates the situationthe! IThe learned fathers who wroteteBia News.

last fall n-V-noticed enthusiastic respas no one has beev(.a

olIc e,se thought there any use ..and few llsele58

They have formed the conclusionthat when they answer Ycs" to theI ig question that the answer really. :

All Busy. constitution happened to write intoThe Times Hustler force cannot be j ,i,e pover of congress, the right to

accused of being as control "interstate commerce." Heorafi Trom n um nv....that anything would

U : ' ; 1 'o ce"give InMhis week we have been terriblyA to get out a newspaper, l.o

. . , in Jm,i h ed tryingamalgamation has failed to call onlmtmrnmamwumm mmrnmThe talk concerning uim h no, VPt appeared an? iii

they had not, the people of . this daym.d age could not have, any Appala-chian forest reserve anyhow. But be-

cause of the accident that these wordsore In the constitution, it has been

picking and shipping overSome way this agreement of the glrhifltorvolunteers from among the 1'rogiesMv . ,nd,cutft forenrmI.. V..l, ....,. l,irl C onnonla UOXBH Ot iratlimgood reason for it and no reas ... ,

.tQ aRtt Kain eontr I ,,0WI1 o.

tt,:,t the Republicans had any oilier en..tome. It seems tike getting DacK io, - -,. , i,rt i he party affairs in tne maunei honev with his bees. f armingion legally determined that the acqulBl- -

Upon the correct answer to thisquestion will depend much ofthe pleasure of your outing.Why not avail yourself of theassistance of the undersigned,one of the Santa Fe's summertour specialists? His help willcost you nothing, but you will

find it Invaluable.

methods and morals that we were

taught bv our mothers, and I haveTimes-Hustle- turn of a forest reserve which Is de- -

Show A Profit. signed to protect "navigable streams,''tfiitiiRtpr'd to tllPm r....wl u T linvo Vumil frnintr on In tllisfew months since and untilii.a npwb ii Knurrmps Ktaie inai jhiuuw in hi iub iuwicbi jr. in.wThey have not yet proiueu - -

fiVV r(,mote. and 1Ur In other......,. i. '.fiw. ion tn!V. Hirard our newly appointed am- - merce,- - and therefore legal,has words, we can't have forests for tim- -

anything that was wrong or made u3'lassador to the kaiser's court

j..' .i,i., tf i,ir.i, . iinmp succeeded in leasing suitable resi- - her In non public land states, but only1,1, H II l II l II.. ' I Y.II.V..V " - ...u.. . ...

j-

tlence quarters m Ueruu at a supenui,av be ashamed

they do so profit the hope of any rrior..o.. ; ' The Rtinand the Cumm is w.l go

efforts of the Jr tv

has Kone hevond that of mere power, only to makeyoice in

OlinXZ - rd of the big interests a,,

the desire for private gain and personal presUge, only.

U .s all right to find the ki,id ,.f lVZ'ZThere. Is no

"-- ' $1500 in excess of his yearly salarydoubt that the ideas oflit-- i " we had t,,p job would put up atwere athings in the e days

rooming nouse ana uik uur mnuio111' IllR.ir' liiiiii ii.uor: w. ...v- - ptvu....

to protect navigable rivers. Hut if

the claim of the state of New Hamp-shire to the control of all streams in

these proposed forest areas is upheldby the courts, the single legal author-ity for acquiring these forests will

have disappeared, and the acquisitionof such property will be "unconstitu-tional." And of course it would be

sinful, besides being very difficult, to

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Cla'ton VS'N . ."ena.This matter of courtship and mar- -

. . . ,. There is one argument that cannot

Officials of the forest service willf tha atria in Millertnn. Is the irauiou uum m au) .. Vv.,v,.

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rw nf th reallv amusine thhr-'-s against your pleading and absolutely

pure rnUJi and pure water?

Cincinnati who is blind, but that isbase ball fan in

no w:eV Sn toTa': the baU team as some of the teams seen,

to have, judging from the way they play.

acter that the name would indicate.

to make a slump in the egg market.

to tell his fortune the otherPonghkeepsie permitted a gypsyin

she told some truths about h,uday

tnd then fined her ten dollars Maybe

that he did not want to have get put.IT "

A man in New Jersey was fined the other day for traducing the saloons

What could he iave said, anyway?

refused to believe that the best thingsfor brief tlreein this life is to listen aon earth are to be found only in theto those people who have seen it allArtesia send him a crate ofand want you to know it. One does country,

fresh from the vine thennnt Mrp in listen lonir. T am willing to cantaloupes

not talk about this new development,but the general opinion in govern-ment circles here is that this new

on the forest policy of the gov-

ernment, under the old cry of "stateslights" Is simply another attack by

power interests. This theory Is

supported by the fact that the area in

question Is very suitable for waterpower development. In fact, a com-

pany known as the Central New

Hampshire Power company, incor-porte-

in Maine, has already acquired

H. S. LUTZ, Agent,

SANTA !

NEW MEXICO

move over and make room for him.He will come, of course he'll come.No man after tasting a fresh valleycantaloupe can hold out long or stayaway. Artesia Advocate.

admit, but it is amusing for a whiie

just to hear them go on with theirwonder tales and discourse about th

people they have met, the social dis-

tinction with which they have been

'A 3E SEVENSANTA FE NEW MEXICANWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1913.

FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

MASONIC.Montezuma I)dgeNo. 1, A. F. & A. M.

The StomachIs the Target" Regular coniniuni- -

cation first Mondayof each month atMasonic Hall at

ARCHAEOLOGY

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FOR RENT - ' furnished rooms.Apply 210 Grain Ave.

FOR SAI.K Relinquishment andcheap. I'll College street.

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l'Oli SALE Two young ponies for

either riding or driving. Phono. FrankMc Briile, Main fill.

FOR RENT A three or six roonrouse furnished or unfurnished. Ap

jy to D. S. Lowitzki.

makes the Btomath hrallhy, thn liver active and the blood pure. Mndo fromforest roots, and extrauiwl without the use of Sold hy dniirtristF inliquid form at $1.00 :r bottle for over 40 yearn, giving general Batihtai tion.

If you prefer tablets as modified by R. V. Pierce. M. D.. these can behad of medicine dealers or trio box by mail on receipt of COc In stamps.

TELLING OF ITS MEANING AND

WORTH- .-" WHY NOT BRING

CLUBWOMEN TO SANTA FE," j

ASKS MRS. COLLINS. !

.(MAIN NO HABIT FORMING DRUGS

ForJ. A. MASSIF,

ARTHUR SELIGMAN. H. P.

Secretary.E. D. Grover, 414 Spaulding St.,

ELMIRA, N. Y.

says: "Recently while having a spelli

cf kidney trouble I took Foley KidneyPills and got the very best of results '

Santa Fe Commanflery"The Federation of Women's Clubs j

Backache,Rheumatism.

Kidneysall? GETS 3300 UGLTSAND STILL LIUES

No. 1, K. T. Regularconclave fourth Mon-

day in each month atMasonic Hall at 7:30p. m.

FOR RENT-- - A most desirable room.Within half block ot plaza. Reference

liequired. ' nt Jeiiiau preferred. X. V.

:Z.-- i:i.

FOR RENT Finely furnished H

room, modern house, near capitol.Can give possession September orOctober 1st. Reasonable to respon-sible, healthy people. Telephone 12;i.I.

Their action was prompt and effect-ive. I had backache and pains In theright side, my kidneys were congest-ed and their action irregular. Sinceusing Foley Kidney Pills I have hadno more backache and no trace of myformer kidney trouble."

esl in the arts and in politics to thewomen of her day. Rome had thequestion of women's suffrage up in thetime of old Cato who said: 'If we ad-

mit that the women are our equalsthey will soon prove themselves oursuperiors.' Thus one sees that tillthese questions tire old, many havebeen successfully handled hy the an

d 1 1U

ladder. Altoona, Ph.. Aug. H!. Walter A WESLEY O. CONNER, JK E. U.

W. E. GRIFFIN, Recorder.Hoyer, a lineman, son of former mayorS. M. Hoyer. has a charmed life. He- -

cently lie fell from a pole on a picket; Santa Fe Lodge of Per-fection No. 1, 14th de-

gree. Ancient and Ac--ft nee. where he was jimmied and bor- -CAPITAL PHARMACY. f.ivlliva.dents, so study these old CALIFORNIA PROPERTY.

Any one contemplating coming toCalifornia to reside, and wishing to

injured. His life was despairedtions for the solution of our own.of for several weeks. While working KstJ cepted Scottish Rite

Free Masonry meetsof

on nurcluise a home with iic.re or UPat a switchboard in a power house, hnNEWS OF THE STATE

numbers a million or more women.

Why shouldn't thousands of thesewho go to Athens or Koine to studythe antiquities of the great past beinduced to come to prehistoric Ame-ricato Santa Fe which has a schoolof archaeology where they may studyand explore?"

This was the question asked byMrs. L. 0. Collins, president of theSanta Fe Woman's club, as she presid-ed yesterday afternoon at a meetingaddressed by Dr. Mitchell Carroll, sec-

retary of the Archaeological Instituteof America.

Dr. Carroll's subject was "Archae-ology and Women's Clubs," and hetalked for an hour or more. He be-

gan with the subject of archaeologyand wound up with women's clubsand what their members may llnd ofinterest in the study of archaeology.

He said in part:"The subject nearest my heart, is

came in contact with a primary fuse tbe tnird Monday of each month at jca, RaVH ,. bv addressing me as7:30 o'clock in the evening In the Newng through ,,s , h.lve Hivt,ra ul.0(.rties for sale onplug, volts passi

Thus by the preservation of the hu-

manities can t lie woman's (dubs aidthe present day problems through thestudy of archaeology.

"1 have proven now why woman'sclubs and archaeology ate essential toeach other. When Charles Klliot Nor

(Cathedral. Visiting Scottish Rilebody. easy terms. All are in Is Angelescounty, on the best electric car linereaching out of Los Angeles City.Write me, stating what you desireand 1 will send you description with

Masons are cordially invited to attend.E. C. ABBOTT, 32,

Venerable Master.CHAS. A. WHEELON, Secy.

Hover was in a state of suspendedanimation for nearly an hour, whenhe was finally revived by means otartificial respiration as taught by thoj

Rattlesnake In Town. Ideas and children, taking them toC. E. Taylor, of this city, was struck Roswell, whither Mendeas went last

hy a rattlesnake yesterday as he was week and brought them back to San ton, the president of the American

railroad first relief code. He will recover, although he was badly burned j B

... prices, terms and location. All havep. o. E. jabnmlatice of water. Climate the very

Santa Fe LodgeNo 'best. have a house in the city also460, B. P. O. E. ;with eight rooms, in good location, onholds Its regular ;a large lot. Chas. T. Allenian, Box

School of Archaeology, started thismovement it was the uplifting ofAmerican culture and had not a

thought of prehistoric, diggings butthe question solved Itself in tliifc

manner.

.lose. Caroles denies having runaway with the woman, saying he onlyhappened to be on the same train withher., Be this as it may, the husbandfelt that he had a grievance and lastFriday night found Caroles in a house

about, the back, face and hands.

Although bereft, of all his faculties

coming up Sixth street from thefreight depot. He was walking on

the sidewalk and as he passed a bunchif weeds and grass the snake jumpedout of the grass and bit him on theleft ankle. Mr. Taylor at once wenttc doctor and had the wound treated.The fang marks could be plainly seen.

and to all appearances dead, upon his!return to consciousness, Hover said

,",U, Willowbrook, California."Yet Charles Elliot Norton may wellin San Jose in company with three 'archaeology. Between archaeology 'that, he heard his fellow-worker- s ex- -

ieision on the sec-

ond and fourthWednesday cf eachmonth. Vltltlng

women, and evidently thought it an land woman's clubs is a decided link, j he failed the apostle of the liberal arts jpr.s (hp ))(,li(,f Jhjt hja fe wn'g exHe was quite sick for a time from the: opportune time of getting revenge; Woman's club work essentially to the American people. We are allis tinct. He said that be had the knowl- -

proud of the inugniliceiit material suc- -poison but no bad results will follow.Roswell News.

S( he proceeded to enter the house humanist, in the arts and in liberaland take a shot at Caroles. The woulo- - culture and there is no other work

edge of all that was transpiring abouthim, being perfectly conscious of the

Department of the Interior, United'stales Land Office, Santa Fe. N. M.

July 2S, l!)i::.Republication,

Notice is hereby given that theSrtate of New Mexico, under and byvirtue of the Act of Congress approv-le- d

June 2oth, has made application for the following described, un

be killer was accompanied by one that makes for the promotion of in

brothers are invit-ed and welcome.

EDWARD P. DAVIES,Exalted Ruler,

C. H. WILSONSecretary.

efforts that were being made to savehis life.

than material success in the life of anation, if its culture is to endure. S-- i

the real object of the School of Ameriterest in the arts more than the study

Hover is an athlete and his magni- -can Archaeology is to hold up the ficent physicial condition had to do

with his being able to resist death.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Cruz Hernandez, but Caroles escapedthe clutches of his assailant and draw-

ing his revolver succeeded in killingbis enemy and putting the other tofi?ght. while he himself was a fit sub-

ject for the hospital, whether he wastaken and his wounds attended to. Itwas believed for a time that Caroles,too, would die, he having a long gashacross his face, from ear to ear al-

most, his throat cut, narrowly miss-

ing the juglar vein, and two woundsfrom a revolver. However, it is saidbe will survive.

Santa Fe Gamp13514, M. W. A.meets second Tues-

day each month, so-

cial meeting thirdTuesday at Fire-man's Hail. Visit- -

hands of the faithful ami to raise thestandard of culture in our own coun-try. Washington, D. C, Woman's clubspent a year In the study dealing withthe women of Greece and Rome andthe culture of these states with greatprofit.

"I have come to love the Southwest,especially the Great American desertas It once was called. John Van

Thrown From Horse.Ramon Martinez, employed in a

lumber camp east of Piua, who stole afrom J. R. Taylor and left for

Colorado, was headed oil' at Costillaand placed under arrest. Taylor start-ed to go to Costilla to appear againstMartinez but fate was against himfor when near Costilla was thrownfrom his horse and painfully injured.Dr. I. N. Woodman happened to be on

his way to Pina at the time, anddressed the man so that he was ableto go on to Costilla where he laterreceived additional treatment. TaosValley News.

of the arts and culture of the ancients.That is archaeology. It is the workof the women to preserve the liberalarts by the development of the inter-est in the humanities. The men willcare for the material development ofthis wonderful materially developedcountry of ours but the work of pre-serving to the future the history ofthe liberal arts rests with the womenthere for with the women's clubs.This was prophesized 25 years agoand this prophesy has come true.

"Education is no longer conllned to

appropriated, unreserved andpublic hinds in the State of

New Mexico:List No. Ill, Serial 017604, Normal

Schools.N SW 14 Sec. II, T. 8 N., R. 14

E., . M. Mer.List 110, Serial 017603, Normal

Schools.N and S SW Sec. 5, Twp.

ling neighbors welcome.A. G. WHITTIER. Consul.

A. E. P. ROBINSON, Clerk.3 N.. R. 13 E.. N. M. Mer.

The examining trial has been postponed until it is definitely determined the universities. The development ofwhat the result of Caroles' wounds educational systems, woman's clubs,

Dyke's "The Desert." shows the ful.--

ness of life in our own Southwest. In

Virginia, we have a society for the prt-- !

servation of Virginia antiquities. Howmuch more ought you of this sectionvalue and study your ancient and pre--

historic wealth and having studied this j

chautauquas and correspondenceschools has widened the fields so thatby travel and training all may be edu- -

will be. The other man is in jail.It also developed at the inquest

that the man killed had been drinkintr

F. W, FARMER! The purpose of this notice is toNo. low all persons claiming the land

Br o t h e r-- versely, or desiring to show it to behood of Amerl- - mineral in character, an opportunitycan Yoemen. ' to file objections to such location or

Meets second selection with the Register and Re-an- d

fourth Mon- - Iceiver of the X'nited States Land Of-da-

of the lice at Santa Fe, New Mexico, and tomonth at the : establish their interest therein, or tna

heavily, and that his half-brothe- thelca,pd- T1,e reat federation of Worn

witness. Hernandez, had been drinking "a little bit." Carlsbad Argus.

wonderful culture that is at yourdoors, pass it on for the developmentof others. They say our Americanshave no reverence for age. Teachthem the history of the races of manthrough the archaeology of their own

De Vargas.Charles F. Lummis, Los Angeles.Quin Lummis, Ixis Angeles.Bertha Lummis, Los Angeles.Louise Miller. Los Angeles.WLIIard Barrow, Chicago.O. Atkinson, Chicago.A. W. Bikker, Jr., Albuquerque,J. H. Conlon, Denver.W. S. Peel, Alamosa.K. B. Cornell, Alamosa.Horace Harper, El Paso.If. M. Shields, Dawson.J. DeMier, El Paso.S. Eldodt and son, Chamita.C. B. Stow and wife, Alamosa.M R. Mendelson, Raton.Carl If. Liebhe, Denver.V. K. Van Duser, Raton.J. M. McCracken, El Paso.F. W. Hodge, Washington, D. C.William ( Riddle, Philadelphia.

La Salle.Mrs. (J. E. Oliver, Sufford, Ariz.E. H. Dickenson, Williams, Ariz..1. F. Stewart, SocorroR. Martinez, San Antonio, Texas.Thomas Martinez, Folsom.John Ingles, EstanciaMarion Patton, Albuquerque.

Campbell Gets His.Rev. J. W. Campbell, pastor of the

Methodist church, is recovering slow-

ly from the pounding he received atthe hands of Carrizozo citizens lastFriday evening. About fifty personsattacked the parsonage about 8

o'clock, and the pastor and his wifewere, taken by surprise. It will beseveral weeks before all signs of the

"surprise" are gone. The crowd as-

sembled at the home of Mrs. Vent andwent to the parsonage in a body.

i

an s Clubs In its educational coursesgive great opportunities to the peopleespecially the women. Woman'sclubs have prepared the way forarchaeology. The cause of archaeol-ogy had to be presented at the bar ofthe last resort, the woman's clubs and

Fireman's Hal, Imineifll character thereof.Foreman. R. L. Baca, FRANCISCO DELG4.T0,THE WEATHER Register.David Gonzales.! Cor. Sec

.country and that of the Greeks and j

Romans and the Biblical peoples, in- -

terest them in the wonderful art ofFrom 55 to 7.'1 degrees was the being found full of the humanitiesChina and Japan and thev will

Work for the New Mexican. It laworking for you, for Santa Fe andthe new state.

was accepted by them.n.nge of temperature here yesterday;the average relative humidity was 70 respect the age of the' world and the

1 hey had all kinds of nice things, andeven the proverbial "yellow legged per cent. The precipitation yester- - wonders of the ancients." i

The club was hostess at a tea inthe Rito de los Frijoles room immedi--

ately after the address. Mrs, Frank;

SPECIAL TO WOMENDo you realize the fact that thousands ot

women are now using

Archaeology said Dr. Carroll, is com-

posed of two words meaning the storyof old things. That is archaeology isthe study of human progress as toldby the monuments or materials foundthat give us the history of the pro-gress of the human race before theage of written history. Every one is

chicken" was not forgotten. Carrizo-- ! day showed 0.03 of an inch of rain,zo News. j There were showers and thunder- -

storms in the vicinity and a very hardWolves Attack Him. rain fell north of the city and over

Santa Fe LodgeNo. 2, Knights of

Pythias meetsevery Second andFourth Friday ofthe month at 8o'clock p. m.

Meeting in K.of P. HaB overKaune's store.

All visitingKnights are mostcordially invited.

the mounttns to the northeast be- -While John Haydan, of Steins, wasi tween 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.

Clancy and Mrs. Alvan White presid-ed at the tea tables. A dainty schemeof pink and white prevailed in the tearoom.

Professor Carroll will give his lastlecture Thursday afternoon at 3

o'clock on "Famous Women of OldGreece," illustrated with stereopticonviews.

It wilt not pay you to waste yourtime writing out your legal formswhen you can get them already print H. F. STEPHENS, C. C.ed at the New Mexican Printing com A REINGARDT, K. of R. and 3.5an.

interested in the history of the hu-

man race and all realize the value ofthe study of geology; how much moreimportant then must the stndv of theprogress of the human soul be."

Dr. Carroll then compared the sev-en ages of the world with Shake-speare- s

seven ages of man. First theold stone age making the necessititiesof stone with which to work. Nextseeing the beautiful and polishing the

prospecting about two miles west ofthe Big Ford ranch last week he wasattacked by wolves. The latter werehowling all around him and attackedhis dog first. Mr. Haydan, who wasarmed with a gun, killed two andwounded several more, but when hefound he was out of ammunition hegiabbed his dog and made a flying

trip back to the ranch. The dog wasseverely bitten and torn but is ex-

pected to survive. In snapping at Mr.

At 8 a. m. today the temperaturehere was degrees. In other citiesas follows:

Amarillo, fid; Bismarck. (M; Boise,56; Cheyenne, 56; Dodge City, 72;

50: Flagstaff, 4S; Grand Junetion, 02; Helena, 60; Kansas City, S2;Lander, 48; Los Angeles, (10; Modena,48; Phoenix, 52; Portland, 58; Pueblo,62; Rapid City, fid; Uoseburg, 5S; Ros-well, 60; Salt Lake, 68; San Francis-co, 5fi: Spokane. 56: Winnemucca. 50.

For quick results, alittle "WANT."

FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA'Work for the New Mexican. It li No 259j nold ltt reguiar

working for you. for Santa Fe and meeting on the first Thursday of eachtba new state. month at Fireman's hall at 7:30 p. m.

, Visiting brothers are invited and wel

A Soluble Antiseptic Powderas a remedy for mucous membrane af-

fections, such as sore throat, nasal or

pelvic catarrh, inflammation or ulcera-

tion, caused by female ills' Women whohave been cured say "it is worth itsweight in gold. " Dissolve in water andapply locally. For ten years the LydiaE. Pinkham Medicine Co. has recom-mended Paxtine in their private cor-

respondence with women.For all hygienic and toilet uses it has

no equal. Only 50c. a large box at Drug-

gists or sent postpaid on receipt of price.The Paxton Toilet Co., Boston, Mass,

same necessary implements and dec come.BENITO ALARID, President

DAVID GONZALES, Secretary.THE RUINED NAPOLEON OF THE BALKANSHaydan the wolves tore the legs ofhis pants into shreds, but he escap-ed without serious injury himself.Silver City Independent. SSSSS ODD FELLOWS.

Local Data.Highest temperature this date last

year. 70.

Lowest temperature this date lastyear, 55. - ,

Extreme this date, 41 years record,highest, 89 in 1876.

Extreme this date, 41 years record,lowest, 52 in 1SS5.

orating the caves with crude pictures.Then the wonderful bronze age of3,000 years of beautiful bronze work.Next the iron age of war with Itspower. Then we come to the lovelygolden age of Greece when Athenswith her magnificent culture led theworld. A period of the dark age fol-

lowed by the silver age of the renais-sance and our own wonder working

No. 2, I. O. O. P.Santa Fe Lodge

meets regularly

New and recent photograph of Gei;- -

eral Savoff, the commander-in-chie- f of)the Bulgarian army, and his beautiful j

every Thursday evening at 8 o'clockin Odd Fellows Hull. Visiting broth-ers always welcome.

and charming aaugr.ter. After havingaccomplished the difficult task of driving the Turks from Europe back to

Boy Burglars.A .couple of tramp boys, aged six

teen and seventeen, giving theirnames as Frank Smith and WilliamHartmon, were brought up from Maiaga last Saturday charged with burg-

lary, having in their possession about$8 worth of goods, the property of Hetbert Penikett who missed the follow

ing articles from his residence: Onfc

n. ...I.... 1... n..TI...l .1iy'i iuu ui utii may utr cunt'U Llie aeForecast.

For Santa Pe and vicinity: Partly-cloud-

and threatening, but generallyfair tonight and Thursday.

or electricity compiere tne seven andyet we are looking Into the future.Men say they have their faces to

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

OSEES

T & S. F. R'Y

Asia, a feat that had been unsuccessfully tried by various nations in thepast centuries, this modern Napoleonit: blamed for the present unlooke

,losses of the Bulgarians and, dis-

graced and discredited, he may becourt martialed for the defeat of thearmy which but a lit(l? while ago holed to such wonderful success.

Colts automatic revolver, one goidfilled hunting case watch, one pa'rfield glasses, one compass, one cap.and one razor. The boys were foundwith the goods and admitted the crime

A.and after a hearing and pleading of

EDWARD P. DAVIES,City Attorney.

Capital City Bank Building,Rooms 17-1- 8

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Q. W. PRICHARD,Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law- .

Practices In all the District Courtiand gives special attention to caseibefore the State Supreme Court.Office: Laughlin Bldg., Santa Fe, N. M

for New Mexico. Generally fairsouth portion, local thundershowersic north portion tonight or Thursday.

Conditions.No pronounced area of low barom-

eter is present this morning over thewestern states, although a slight de-

pression is reported from Idaho. Con-siderable cloudiness appears along thePacific coast, and scattered areas overthe southern Rocky mountain region.Light scattered showers have occur-red in South Dakota, southern Colo-rado, northern New Mexico and Ari-zona and rtah, but as a rule, fair,cool weather prevails. The plainscountry, however, continues underhigh temperatures. Conditions favorthreatening weather in this section to-

night and Thursday.

guilty before Judge Richards theywere held in jail to await the actionof the grand jury. The boys seem tobe a pair of runaways from some pointin Texas and are quite innocent insome ways, but the chances are whenthey get out of this they will be wiserif not better boys. Mr Penikett re-

covered all his property except therazor which the boys had lost. Carls-bad Current,

ward that future and care not forthat past. Such men are as if theyawakened to find that they had for-gotten their own past. We are a raceof modern men grafted on the civili-zation of the long ago. Here is wherethe woman's clubs interest in thepast will be of importance. Not. longago we had only the written and fa-

bled history of the culture of Greeceto 700 B. C. With the aid of archae-ology we now go to 3,000. Archaeolo-gy and history linked together giveus the complete story. Take 'he storyof religion, Archaeology ilumlnes thestories of the old testament. Whohas not read the bible more under-standing after becoming acquaintedwith the story of the prehistoric

When the meeting in Wash-

ington, D. C, concerning city beauti-fying was in progress all the technicalpapers read seemed detached untilthe one on archaeological city plan-ning connected all the branches ofart and mechanical endeavor. Socio-

logically we are not individuals so wemust plan for social salvation as well

Chas. F. Easley, . Chaa. R. EatleyEASLEY & EA'iLEY,

Attorneys-a-t aw.Practice in the Courts and before

Laud Department.Land grants aud titles examined.

Santa Fe, N. M., branch Office, Estaicia, N. M.

DEVIL'S BALL ISBARRED IN PENN.

TIME TABLE

Effective January 1st, 1913.

Leave Santa Fe 8:10 a. m. to con-

nect with No. 3 westbound andNo. 10 eastbound.

Returning, arrive Santa Fe 12:10 p.m.

No. 3 carries passengers to Albu-

querque, locally, and to PacificCoast points.

Leave Santa Fe 3:30 p. m. to con.nect with No. 1 westbound, andNo. 2, eastbound, connecting atAlbuquerque with "Cut-off- "

train for Clovls and Vecoa Val-

ley points.

Returning, arrive Santa Fe 8:09 p.m.

Leave Santa Fe 6:20 p. m. to con-

nect with No. 7 westbound car-

rying El Paso sleeper, alao No.

4 eastbound.

Returning, arrive Santa Fe 8:38 p.m.

Leave Santa Fe 8:50 p. m. to con-

nect with No. 8 eastbound, andNo. 9 westbound.

Returning, arrive Santa Fa 11:80a. m.

Call "Central" for TrainReports.

DR. W. HUME BROWN,Dentist

Ova? Spitz Jewelry StoreRooms I, 2 and I.

Phone Red 6.Office Houri 8 a. ra. t I . m.And br Appointment

as individual salvation for social sal-vation means individual salvation. Theold Greeks and Romans had the civicspirit and believed in the community.

Killing At Carlsbad.Once more the courts will be called

upon to pass judgment upon a homi-

cide in Eddy county, and once morewill the taxpayers be asked to standthe expense of a murder trial.

Last Friday night, according to tes-

timony at the coroner's inquest,Carlos Mendeas was shot and killed

by Dolores, and Cruz Hernandes was

badly carved at the same time. Thekiller did not escape without gettinghis also, as he is a badly woundedhombre now in the hospital, recover-

ing from sundry cuts and revolverwounds. Indeed, it took the attend-

ing physician several hours to stitchup the cuts, more than a foot and a

half of Dolores" face and throat hav-

ing been subjected to the surgeon'sneedle and thread, while the thirdman had a thumb put back on hishand by the surgeon's skill.

The facts so far as obtainable areas follows: MendeaB accused Carolesof having run away with Mrs. Men-

"There are lessons for all in the de-

velopment of old Athens and Rome.This (20th century) is essentially a

Pottsville, Pa., Aug. 13. (A "devil'sball" at St. Clair, where a '"devlJsngood time" was assured in flamingposters, to all young men and womenwho came to dance, was held up bythe ministers of the town.

Most of the ministers threatened torefuse communion to any members oftheir congregation who patronized theball, while others declared their In-

tention to read from the pulpit thenames of members of their congrega-tion who attented.

Instead ot the devil's ball, with ex-

aggerated features of the turkey trot,a quiet fireside ball was held.

woman's age if all the ages have notbeen woman's. From the Garden of

It will not pay you to waste yourtime writing out your legal formswhen you can get them already print-ed at the New Mexican PrintingCompany.

Eden we have had the woman question. The women of ancient Cretewere a power. Athens did not formas high a standard in this as shecould have done, but even there many

It will not pay you to waste yourtime wrting out your legal formaTihen you can get them already print-ed at the New Mexican PrintingBULGARIANS AND HISAds always

women became famous unto our ownday. Saplio Is said to have establish-ed woman's clubs, extended the inter- -

New Mexican Wantbring results. Try it.

COMMIANlDKR-lIfcCH'E- SAVOFF OF THEBEAUTIFUL DAUGHTER.

Si

PAGE EfbHT SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1913.

OFFICIAL. LOCAL ITEMS.mlssloner will nlao soil to the highestbidder on September 5tU on thecoult house steps at, Fortules, 640acres lying about lea miles went ofPortales, the minimum 'bid to be $10an acre, plus $:! for improvementson the land.

'NUFF SAID. GNAGEY . ERVIEN.ElkJ Meet Tonight The local lodge

SOLUTION IN SIGHT

FOR RAILROAD

Maude Corlett at the Corlett ranchIn the Espanola valley, and the twocame to this city with Mr. Stow. Thewitness at the wedding were Mrs.Shlmer, Miss Maude Corlett, MissPaula Postel of Albuquerque. After ufew days speut in Santa Fe, Mr. andMrs. Stow will leave for an extendedvisit in Iowa.

Any kind of nursing bottle you wantnipples of all styles, brushes, babyfoods, talcum powders and the mostcareful prescription department tchelp baby when ill. Zook's.

MEXICAN MATTERS THAT

NEW STYLISH HATS

IN SATIN AND WHITE FELT.

They are Swell, at

"The fflilliner"

MISS A. MUGLERSOUTHEAST CORNER PLAZA.

F. ANDREWSGrocery, Bakery and Market.

AutoIDe.'ivery Every Hour ! Aulo Delivery Every Hour I

Another car of that famoue EMPRESS FLOUR. The best moneywill buy, try It. A coupon packed in every sack good for valuablepremiums, and besides this we are going to give to the boy or girl un-

der 15 years of age. who collects the most of these coupons up toSeptember 15th a $30.00 bicycle and to the next highest a watch.

Boys and girls get busy, get your mother and your neighbors touse EMPRESS FLOUR.

of Klkx will meet at 8 o'clock tonight.There are five candidates to be initiat-ed.

Try Thomas ranch butter. AtKaune's.

Prepare for Winter and get thatHtove repaired at once. The SantaKe Hardware and Supply companywill do it right. See their offer todayIn another column.

You will find many good smokes in

MORE TEACHERS AREGIVEN CERTIFICATES.

! Additional teachers certificates havebeen issued thin week by wtale

of, education as follows:Grant County.

Second, Anna Ames, t'errillos.First, Mrs. A. llauineister, MphIIIh

U'ark.DEVELOPED TODAY

PROBLEM

H. H. WILLIAMS, CF THE CORPO-

RATION COMMISSION, REPORTS

ON SAN JUAN COUNTY TRIP

TO INVESTIGATE RAILROAD SITU-

ATION THERE.

mir r.iirnr simj Kn trauhla to selectSecond, Mrs. Ida M. Beals, Lake Val-- i . narHr.iar size. sliaDe and shade (Continued from page one):

commenting today on Japan's requestto Mexico to postpone the visit of.

General Felix Diaz on account of ttieley. you like. Zook's.Licensed To Wed Marriage li-

censes were Issued by the countypapers, as officials here are inclines absence of the emperor at Nikko. ex- -Phone No. 4 ANDREWS to the belief that the offenses were presses the opinion that it was fear

clerk to Felix Romero and Vinceute political. ed that the visit might prove emhar- -

First, Ruth Ilioadhead, Portales.First, Pearl Brown, Montoya.Second, Essie Coffey, Montoya.Second, Mrs, R. Cox, Weed.Second, Grace Davis, Mogollon.Second, Mary Davis, Organ.First, Viola Douson, Rodeo.Third, Corte Douglas, Mcintosh.

PETITIONS CIRCULATED

md puxninr m cpurnmr

Martlez, of Chimayo; and. to LuciaMondragon and Candelario Martinez,t'lso of Chimayo.

Lost between Federal building andCapital Pharmacy a bunch "of keys.Finder please return to New Mexicanoffice.

un unnnuL in ouiikuuLL

According to reports lo the govern-- j rassing and was liable to be mad"?

ment, Brito is accused of robbery in the basis of an n demon-tha- t

he took state money to pay hi. stration. It was for this reason thetroops, and of murder resulting from! visit was put off. ,a demand that he surrender to tho Gomez Palace Razed.Mexican government. A controversy Ki Pa80i Tex., Aug 13 Americanensued and Brlto is alleged to have refugees arriving here from Torreonlulled a man In the melee. declare that when they left there ton

New Orleans, La., Aug. 13. E. C. jdays ago the rebels under CarranzaBrito, former governor of the Mexico jhad burned Gomez Palacio, a suburb ofstate of Campeche, and arrested here Torreon, and that Torreon had beenby United StateB authorities to be j under siege two weeks. Mexico City

Let Us

Repair Your StovesThird, Edwina Elirenstein, Kelly.Third, Mrs. Lizzie Elliott, Taiban.Second, Roy Greene, Des Moines.Second, Fay Morton, Albuquerque.Second, Mrs. Fannie Jones, Silver

City.Third. Alice Krebaum, Machita.Second, Mrs. J. II. Mace, Mouse.

(1. H. Williams, chairman of thecorporation commission, returned lastfight from a trip of several days to

San Juan county and Denver, in theinterests of railroad train service on

Tennis Game A. .1. Luna and LunaBergere played Messrs. De Bord andBowman on the high school courtsyesterday, defeating them by a scoreor C to 4. The game aroused a good

the D. & R. G. Mr. Williams was lead! deal of interest. Other matches are dispatches report that, the federalsfinally drove the rebels off. That wassince the Americans left.

to make the trip by complaints from Perfecto Martinez, Etnbudo. ,.elnK planned for tiinia is the rage.SecondSecond Phoebe McAdams, AlamoMOW held for extradition on charges of mur-

der and robbery, preferred by theHuerta government in Mexico, was al-

lowed bond in the sum of $10,000 atfour o'clock this afternoon.

Although Federal Commissioner

Trade at the Modern Market. Ourmeats, prices and service are right.Frank Mourer, proprietor.

The Limit In Advertising It seemsto have been reached when a man

Work for the New Mexican. It IsRorklne for you. for Santa Fe and

Browne at 10 o'clock this morning ha i ! the new state.takes a letter out of the lock box and Attorney General McReynold's tele-read- s

a "love letter" from Gracie to 'gram instructing that E. C. Brito be

Dorothy, with a postcript about some- - released on $10,000 bond, up to 3

thing to sell. Will Billy Baxter turn o'clock he had refused to grant bail.

the commercial bodies of Farmingtonand Aztec, asking for a change in thetrain service through those towns. Hewanted to get flrBt hand informationon the subject, and so he visited everystation on the San Juan branch, andtalked with shippers and businessmeu.

As a result he has made, up hismind that the change asked for bythe two towns in that county is notiracticable because of the fact thatit would work a hardship on prac-- j

tically all the other stations and thecut. of town shippers.

B i i r rn i.i in his grave at this kind of pub-- ' The commissioner said he would

gordo.Second, Rita Nara Vista.First, Lillian Pohl, Belen.Second, Mae Price, Hurley.Second, Capitolia Robertson, Steins.Second, T. I. Runyan, McAllister.Second, Adelina Sanchez, Adelino.Second, J. R. S. Sanchez, Belen.Second, J. B. Scarborous, Mouse.

Second, May Tipton, Watrous.Second, Elvira Walker, Montoya.First, Leman Whittaker, Nara Visa.Third, Pearl Wise, Taiban.Third, Elvira Ramirez, Clyde.Third, L. C. Ramirez, Clyde.Third, Victoriano Vigil, Trampas.

Rio Arriba County.Third, Juan K. Arellano, Dixon.Third, Ramon Atencio, Dixon.Third, Eulogio Cata, Chamita.First, Luis V. Chavez, Alcalde.Third, Miss Sarah Edwards, Chama.Third, M. C. Jaramillo, Chimayo.Third, Bonifacio R. Martinez. Chi- -

Report of the Condition or

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

of Santa Fe,at Santa Fe, In the State of New Mexico

at the dose of business August 9 milt.

Resources.

Lonns and discounts $65.til2 84

Overdrafts, secured mid unsecured 106 fidV. H. Bonds to secure circulation. 40,000 00U.S. ltomls to secure U. H. de-

posits no.oooooBonds, securities, etc 88,727 75

Banking house, furniture and fix-tures 4,1.000 00

Due from National Kftiiks (notre serve agents) 28.068 29

Hue from Stute and Private Milks

vci iiiciii i cauy ror rati use ana menyou will not be disappointed.

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Santa Fe Hardware & Supply Co.

Everything In Hardware.

liclty? j not be governed by what, the depart- -

INSURE WITH HAVWARD AND ment of justice advised, but by hiaBE SURE. Sown interpretation of the law. He

Bank Report The report of the promised to state his position late thiscondition of the First Xational bank afternoon,is published in the New Mexicon to-- 1 Mexican Report Soon,cay showing deposits of nearlya mil Certain American interests allegedlion dollars, the individual deposits to be concerned in revolutionary activ-subje-

to check being over half a ities in Mexico will be attacked in themillion. report of the special senate committee

Bear Skin The big black bear's which investigated conditions alongtkin. which for "months, and months the border. Senator Smith of Michi- -

He told all lie talked with aboutit that any change for which they petitioned would have to be unanimous-ly endorsed by all the stations alongthe line, and as a result, a petition isnow being circulated throughout thecounty asking for a change in the ser-

vice. It is not the one originally ask-

ed for. about which there was a dis

and months" has been exhibited onjgan, chairman, laid an outline todaythe walls of the Bank saloon on the! before the foreign relations conimlt-plaz- a

Is to depart. Just what routs tee, indicating the report would dealLUDWICi WM. ILFELD. V. H. WICK HAM

and lmn,ters. Trust Companiesand Savings Banks 1.617 86

Due from approved reserve agents 175.824 90Checks and other cash Hems ;i,409 6Notes of other National Ranks 1,580 00Fractional paper currency, nickels

and cents 435 461.A WFUI, MONK Y ICFISKH V K TN BANK.

viz:Specie $72,032 10

agreement, in addition to entailing mayo. liter Bear is to take will be deter-mined at 8::!0 p. m. tomorrow. Those

i interested have been requested to beLegal Tenner notes 4,315 oo

particularly with activities of Ameri-can representatives of the revolutionist and the aid they are reported tohave received from the American sideof the border in the Madero uprisingand succeeding revolutions.

A conference between President

76.347 10

Redemption fund with It. 8.there to say farewell.

Zook's Benzoin, Witch Hazel andAlmond Cream is fine for sunburn andwindburn. Take a bottle with you on

Treasurer (5 per cent, of2.000 00

considerable extra expense to theroad, but one which seems to offer a

rolution of the train service problem.The proposed change contemplates

tnat the train for San Juan countyleave Durango about 6 p. m., or abouthalf an hour after the train from theeast arrives in Durango, makingAztec about S p. in., and Farmingtonabout 9. Beturning the train wouldleave Farmington about 9:30 and

Third, Flavio Montoya, Espanola.Third, Clotilde Ortiz, Chamita.Third. Teofila Ortiz, Chamita.Third, Tomas Rivera, EI Kito.Third, Joaquin Salazar, Chamita.Third, Maquin Sandoval, Espanola.First, Arthur E. Carr, Durango.Second, Gumercinda De Vargas,

Second, Eli .Martinez, Tierra Ama-rilla- .

Third, Mis Hlgfnia Martinez,Amarilla.

; Wilson and house committees on foryour vacation.eign affairs will be held soon.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Flour Hay, Grain, Potatoes and Salt.Sola Agents For INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD.

ALFALFA SEED. All kinds of flowers, garden & field seeds in bulk and packages

The only exclusive grain house in Santa Fe

Tea Tomorrow Do not forget, thelt d to be given at the home of VIrs.K. H. Hanna by the Woman's Aid so--

c iety of the First. Presbyterianc hurch. The home cooking table willv.ould reach Durango about midnight.be loaded with delicacies. Sherbet

Second, Levi Martinez, Tierra Ama-- 1 cuke and coffee will be served for 25n'lla. cents. A pleasant time is assured to

all who come.

j This schedule would do away with anight in Dnrango for incoming

and mail, and would gain halfja day for out going traflic, while the'terminal would not have to be movedtc Farmington, as would have been

Third, Jose Valdez, Tierra AmarilliGuadalupe County.

Rath Atkin, Yeso.Mrresiea ror norse oteaiing nan- -

Total $1,168,930 47

Liabilities.

Capital stock paid In $ir0,000 00

Surplus fund 75,000 00Undivided Profits, less Expenses

and Taxes paid I7,02r, OT- -

Nnttonal Bunk Notes outstanding 39,600 00line to other National Banks 2,539 26Due to Stute and Private ISnuks and

Bankers 4,699 80Imtlvldual deposits subject to

etieck 603.158 76Demand certificates of deposit... 1.212 88Time certificates of deposit 348,238 24Certified checks 611 BO

Oasbler's checks outstanding 5.095 20United States deposits 11,949 06

Totnl W.158 930 47State of New Mexico. County of Santa

Fe. ss;I, .lames B. Head, cashier of the above

named bank, do solemnly swear that theabove statement Is true to the best of myknowledge and belief. JAMES B.KEAHOokkbot Attkht: Cashier,

R. J. PAI.KN.I.. A. Ht'fiHKS.J. . SCHVMANN.

DirectorsSubscribed and sworn to before me thisKith day of A ngust, 1913.

STUART O. McORIMMON,. . Notary Public.

tiatio Abevta. the Santa Fean whoThird,Third,Phone Black f V?r Ur?ni7-I- J Phone B'a

More About Lind's Visit.Dispatches today to the state depart-

ment from John Lind described hisvisit with Frederico Gamboa, Mexicanminister of foreign relations.

It was understood on good authoritythat the conversation extended be-

yond the mere formalities of a socialcall.

Senor Gamboa and Mr. Lind talkedbriefly about the situation and Mr.Lind is declared to have set at restrumors that he was' coming to inter-fere directly in Mexican politics. Thegeneral understanding in official cir-

cles is that Mr. Lind intimated thatthe American government would con-

tinue to refuse recognition until aconstitutional election was held.

Diaz Visit Put Off.' Tokio, Aug. 13. The Japanese press,

Mamie Baker, Fort Sumner. ., wp a,,nav hv nfflnprs" -- -'

supposed to be from Bernalillo coun-- 1Third, Ollie Beaty, Corona.Third, Eula Grizzle, White Flat ity, was In reality taken into custody

the case under the change proposedLy the commercial clubs.

Mr. Williams states that when thecommission receives the petition forthis change, it will also go into thematter of the time of leaving Santa WALL STREET.Fe so as to cut out a further delayhere. He states that he believes that New York, N. Y., Aug. 13. TheIt is possible for the D. & R. G. to tone of today's earlv market suacesc

by the officers of Sandoval county,Mid the charge against him is horsestealing according to a letter receiv-ed by the New Mexican today fromFmillano Lucero, sheriff of Sandovalcounty.

Matilda Corine Filden The?, funeralof Matilda Corine, the infant child ofWilliam C. and Jessie Filden, whodied yesterday morning occurred at

start its passenger train out of thisjed the thought that yesterday's pacecity at 12:80, after the arrival of Nos was almost too rapid to be long main-

tained. Initial quotations showedj ,'i and 10 on the Santa Fe, thus savinga layover of a whole day here fortune irreguarly, despite the advices

i mail, express and passengers bound leceived from ,. London, whose ownfor San Juan county. It would thus market described as buoyant. SteelY e possible for passengers or mail j making a new high price for thefrom Albuquerque to reach Farminj?; tr.ovement, with very extensive deal- -

ton at 9 p. m. on the second day after; irgs. Union Pacific, Amalgamatedstarting instead of at 1 p. m. on the and Reading reflected renewed in- -

IT

1lourth day out as is now the schedule, nuiry at pronounced advances. Somei

ten o'clock this morning from thehome, 105 Guadalupe

' street. Briefservices were held by the Kev. J. M.

Shinier, pastor of the St. John's Meth-odist church. Interment took place inFairview cemetery.

When Are Pulitzers Coming? Thisis the question asked, in view oflthereports of the purchase of the Bishopranch by Edith Pulitzer Moore andMiss Constance Pulitzer; It is notcertain they will come out here Oc-

tober 1, as was annouced. I. H. Rapp,the architect, has drawn plans for anew bungalow, but no contract has

Mr. Williams also arranged for bet- - j skepticism attached to substantialter accommodations for shippers at advances in various issues of minor

K?" Boston and Table Ferns. CTTHE CLARENDON GARDEN - Phone 12.Flora Vista, and recommended a num-

ber of minor improvements to theservice in that county.

tpeculative importance. The frequentperiods of dullness were in strikingcontrast to yesterday's high pressure.

Bonds were steady.

Always Stop at the Ancient City's Pride,

In the Supreme Court.In the supreme court today, in case

No. 1474, entitled J. G. Daily et at, vs.N. C. Foster, et al, from Bernalillocounty, the motion for a rehearingwas overruled. In case No. 1507.

Literary and Benevolent societyvs. Meliton Garcia, from Sandovalcounty, the motion for a rehearingwas granted. ,

Southern Pacific, which had laggedin tlie week's advance, suddenly turn-ed strotvg in the face of active sellingelsewhere. The price mounted ncar-i- y

two points, while Steel lost oneana other leaders half a point. Trad-

ing lost much of its early vim whenthe market reacted.

Southern Pacific continued to claimthe market's attention in the latertrading, scoring a further advance to94 while the beneficial certificates

"Two men I watched grass, one sweat and tugged andswore: And cussed with fervent vigor, the dealer who sold the mow-er. The other man was never tired But laughed at his neighbor'sslam, and who could this jovial worker be? Why He's the 'Beachamand Mignardot' man."

Are You Efficiently Prepared for Your Work onthe Farm? Can your-- -

old tools stand the strain without hindering you? Better read thefollowing suggestions carefully and come in:Scythes 75c to $1.50 Sickles 25 and 50cSpades 75c, 85c and $1.00 Hoes 50, 65 and 75cRakes ; 65 and 75c

The best tools are no better than the poor ones when they aredull. Our grindstones make the difference from $1.25 to $6.00.

Don't forget the place:

The Reliable Hardware Store, My Home.

been let for its erection.The Saloon License As the meet-

ing of the city council last night wassimply a continuation of the meetingheld a week ago a recess havingbeen taken the question of reducingtlie saloon license from $1000 to- $600m this city was not discussed. It willcome up at the regular meeting of thecouncil, the night of Tuesday, Septem-ber 9. The matter will not be takenup at the special session next Wed-

nesday.Stow-Berwic- k Nuptials At 5 p. m

yesterday, the Rev. James M. SMmer,pastor of St. John's Methodist churchpronounced the happy words whichunited Carl B. Stow and Myrtte Ber-wick in holy wedlock. Mr. Stow is amerchant in Alamosa, Colo., and is

Approves Rate.The state corporation commission i

MODERN AND

ALWAYS

LARGE LOBBY

AND VERANDAS

COMFORTABLE PORCH

SWINGS and ROCKERS

Service and Cuisinethe Beat in the City

Ample facilities for largeand smaU banquet. ,

Union Pacific bene.has annrnvprl flip nnnWntinn nf flip i rose to 9.:

fitted by the rise, in Southern PacificSanta Fe railroad for an order allow-ing cow ponies in carload or mixedcarload lots, with range cattle to takethe same rate as range cattle.

State Lands Leased and Sold.The land commissioner announces

that on September 3d at Roswell, hewill offer from the court house stepsat Roswell, a ten year lease on about7960 acres, mostly rocated in Chavescounty, at a rate of not less than 5cents an acre per annum. The com- -

HOTEL DE VARGAS

selling at its best price of the dayv hile the balance of the list stiffenedmaterially.

The market closed irregular. Stockswere sold on all rallies and the mar-ket reached successively lower levelsuntil Union Pacific, Steel, SouthernPacific and several other stocks ruleda point or more below their best fig-ures. Wabash preferred, which hadbeen exceptionally strong, fell over 2

points.

SPECIAL RATESBY THE WEEK

AMERICAN PLANRoom With Bath, $3.00 Up.Room Without Bath. $2.25 Up.

also interested in a string of storesin various Colorado cities. Miss Berwick was his head saleswoman inthe firm's store at Monta Vista, Colo.Mrs. Stow had been visiting Miss

1IIt is not necessary to tell the WISE ones, that are

right now "harvesting," of the sledge-hamm- er

blows that are being used to wake up sonfe ofthe real assets that we have here.

Such an opportunity as we offer you to-d- ay will notbe had again. Prices we ask you will be fivetimes as high in the very near future.

Now is the opportune time. If you ever have am-bition to be a KINO and own your own homewe urge you to take advantage of this sale. Weurge those contemplating to build to adopt the

ANNOUNCEMENTEXTRAORDINARYBIG REAL ESTATE SALEDON DIEGO ADDITION, FOUR BLOCKS FROM CAPITOL

Sale Starts Safy Morning at 10 O'clock

Are you ambitious to own your own home?Have you been waiting because you thought lots

were too high?One MASTER opportunity is now offered you in the

Don Diego addition. These are the most desir-able lots on the South Side. Four blocks fromthe Capitol.

Sixty-fo- ot boulevard. Alleys for every lot.Unsurpassed landscape views.Six hundred feet of large water mains have recently

been completed.Reached either from Cerrillos Street or Galisteo

and Buena Vista Avenue.New Old banta he plan.

These lots are rolling and well drained.5 -- - DISCOUNT FOR CASH

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Telephone 189 J.