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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-02
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


OFFICE Of tho Board OF Street and Water
Commissioners OF the city Of Newark, City
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

great audiences an over this eoun.
try aud ia EuEiadd % tears ard
elaan sympathy with the sorrows
and tragedies % sfrea q women
Nha would. IN real life. - accorded
only acofn. aF. at teat. pity.
Miaa Neihsrsoie says she realizes
that tears she'd Tor the stage hero.
ine are Ia a degrees. oniy superfi.
eiAI and thai he maa OF woman
Nha VIII weep With the stage e.
allie are naae the slower. natt
daY 90 loak With scofo. or PITY. a.
iea8f upaa = real Camille
setrrthsisea argues Neither
sole the influunus 81 lhe problem
nlaY ia At warh. broadening the
tiau aaa widening the sympathies
q Tie moral class AMI aarkiuE to
card the encouragement and 40
httnrnt % semsu uafaftunaies
OLGA Neshefaais ia a. earnest ana
an ultimate worker and a woman
Nha puts her wbole heart into her
work. and thia la why. she says. the
battle for her sister woman has be
come almost 4 mania Ntth her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
KENT NEWS ITEMS

KENT Mat "a "A uaaltsr % rsr.
aaHs ffeYa uss Mainsa aHHa pa
eafffles ahafn the giaa#s At ths
kant opsra hansa Saturday niaht
ff waF very Vol rendered TIE
sana fHn at dFansa aaa been aivsu
tafes tH les Neinas ana once II
HsHfen
Rae Williams. president - thH
EatKarsffY ~ Puget sHHHH breaches
saHssy mafnlak 81 tsa nrfhoasst
aHHfeh
The Baptist faHfss- Aid wiii meet
$ sfnfstaf affsfHana at fHe Church
sra John nanrU a visiting 81
SUNNY Sale wEFh he's daHahfer Mrs.
gHaa Paul TIRE latter IL rejoicing
ever SIZE hffta ~ aun
The seniors are studying ana pfat=
fteInE bard aH their r3aF fffs
comedy. wHfeh tt~r are niannirs -
Eits about May a. e worshF q
lhsff Efforts faf ~ ts tire classic
She Sleeps Be- Conquer ~ uela-
smifh
The school beard has a-srss aupt
z 4. uas tfaan ere seine position for
a#Hf year sf murh larger saiafF
Fa haa hren fafthfut 81 hls wufk
aHa hna given Hensrat ssfiafaeitan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
BUY A SITE FOR HOME

The home for aEed people pro.
Yided under the viii 81 Hrs Caro-.
line KlincGailand. viii be located
~ wildwood. on the old RontoH
lire
-Four acres ~ land have been
acquired by the executors OF the
estate 10 be used as a site FOR the
home As no money ia yet avail
able out of the estate. Honham Cal
land. husband % the deceased
phInnfhrouiat. has advanced the
purchase price. tlt.500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
nNE GOVERNMENT SUGGESTED
FOR CENTRAL AMERICA

of Central America and that all be
placed under one government The
United States aud Mexico Viii
jointly exercise this pretsetorato
The interview which IA leugthy II
supposed to ha iust feelef OF the
friendly relations aud actions the
United States may brlnE about
Al present the diftefenl countries
of Central America are warning and
stirring up internal strife the en-
tiru time Several of the provinces
are prosperous while trouble keeps
othera from enjoying personal aud
commercial liberties
A plan may - decided upon and
a general conference of the repre-
saalailvpa OF the Central American
countries BE- called 90 discuss thia
remarkable suggestion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
SHE BEGINS MEDICAL STUDY AT 80
MAKES 0ooD SAYS COURAGE TO WOMEN
MORE WOMEN PHYSICIANS ARE
WANTED EVERYWHERE As-
sERrs DIR JANE BLANCHARD
es.a,,l. s,ar.. Iasela.l,s ssr,ieel

ts.ststs star's Exclusive ssrstseb
piTTsnuRQ, April 80 nf Jane
blanchard. widely known woman
physician. II noted for hef versa
ttiliy. she has practice that
would be envied - many Of hNf
brother physicians. She giteh
shakeapeafian reeitalH for charity
she loves music she has a fhfm
Witch Is alive with peia She %
the personal guardian u Jimmie
F1aheftY. a legleas newhnuy. whom
she ia educating At 81 francis epi-
ioge. Loretta. "a.
BY Or. Jans Blanchard
There + one lutte weird cauf-
ago" With that any woman p
chances for success IN any nfufee
sion or occupation are inst aa good
today ha any mana This Il par
ticnlarly true ia the medical pro-
fessioH
True. there h somo pfeiuaice
against our ser. nut the ambitious
woman with The necessary courage
never falls 90 win aat IA the eud
vas 30 years % age when / nrHt
conceived the Idea ~ noc0mlns a
physician
That IL pretty lata TO start YOU
thinks In four years had 6em.
plcied the prescribed course ~
study. and was graduated slf years
ago 4 women il never too uld 90
learn. The womea Who have an
eye upon entering a profession and
failed 70 ket a start whon IN their
teens. should take heart II Is pot
too late. And even with a late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

Two celebrations viii Be held Fri.
DAY. May u b. fhe NorweKians Of
Seattle on the anniversary Of their
rational Independence The Norwe
san 6ingiu aocinty and the Morse
cub wiii celebrate al tbs Madison
at pavilion Tho Sons % Norway
aiil celebrate Af the Christensen
hall corner Madison ard Broadway
Three franehiss ordinances we're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
SIMPLIFYING LAWS

Tho city Law defining miademean.
ors and for the preservation ef the
Pubiie pace has BEEN rrfraun ard
al tho several laws on the sahiert
combined iuto one BIN % simplify
tha work of codlfleaiiou of city
laws
A new lhuuirY las is nino being
put through The caaucl for Tire
same reason A mes las prohibiting
animals ard fowls fapalnE ai large
has hesH prepared and % iselug
passed ~ the council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
HOUSEHOLDER
MAY PLAY NOW

Secretary Farrell - the National
association has notified Manager
nrowu Of Aberdeen that hs d0es
rot have 60 Keep Eddie House
holder 90 the hcaeh psndluK The
decision - a. uafdanal commits
sion a. 20 81 or Householder he.
longs 20 Ahsrdsgn ~ The Coast
league. Tho sluKkef will be pat
back To rtKht field faday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
OLGA NE ThERS0LE
TO WRITE BOOK

OLGA Netheraolo Is going 10 write
hook.
The great emotional actress. who
has Tor nearly decade past given
all her talents TO problem plays aud
70 tootlieht agitation II the sex
question. Il rot content with what
she has done along this Tine on the
stage She now declares she will
taken up the pen and that she will
WELD q exclusively for the upHft.
ment and encouragement OF the
dnwntr0iden women who are
seornod hY society
Ia such plays at asapho." Ca.
mile ard The Second Mrs Tan.
auefay." Olga Nethersoia has moved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

start your chances OF success are
better than a mans under similar
conditions The mature Woman'h
mind g. quicker 81 apprehension
ihan q mans. IN nige cases out of
tan
always believed that there wac
pleHlf 81 elbow room ia The medical
profession Tor women. baf / never
dreamed q was 80 FAR between ols
bows a. it o.. More womea doetors
are needed everywhere There are
ihuufauda 20 Wamea who feel fim-
pa when consulting a mate physi-
clan. ! believe that II there were
Tea times aH many women doctors
as there are naW theirs would be
more happiness amongst the female
sex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
IT'S ALL OFF

AKRON, Ohio. MAY i4-Thofe
viii be NO conference % the repub-
lieau state executive committee TO-
uarfuw. a. 4 Senator Charles
Dick last night issued q statement
calling the meeting on Il was un-
dafatood that the meeting VAS Tor
the purpose Of settling The many
difficulties % political strife and ~
this was Tar from the real point
Ia uas thought beat % cali the
meeting for some other time after
present conditions had become mort
aettied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
WILL INVESTIGATE THE
TREATMENT OF CHILDREN

The King County Humane scot
etY has decided 20 investigate the
treatment - children. both IN putt
he Institutions and private famll-
les.
Df. W. a Matthews. president Of
the society. yesterday appointed a
committee ~ five % which Mrs
Pred Hardla. Of us Cherry It, ls
chairman. 20 inveHtigats conditions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
WANT A. Y.P.E.
EMBLEM

The officials Of ths Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition Wtii kiyo $500 for
q deslHn 20 ~ adopted a. a. official
emblem Of tho 1908 fair A large
number - deaiKna hayn already
been submitted from all over th~
couutfY. bat none 81 them has
properly eomblned the qualities %
sim nlieity and foreeiulness which
IL desired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
IAN KILLED ON N.
P. TRACK

wreTTr MAY itJehn tr'
=. .Orkman At Easscomh Was
- a the Northern Pacific TRACK
{. mi,ss south % that town
|...l,.ns sunday nishs Ills body
/ i, /, head badly smashed a.
- !. Aad been struck bY an
- vss souna ~ a section crew
So moFnlnx urhancs lefi
.....r..A sunday 70 walk 10 the
.As-s Ne vas employed. and
- ~ AaA been drinking a lsl-
= vas not guioxicatcd Il Is
,.....s hat he has property IL
- 50 az a. known he has no
.'er+. n this part % TIE souns
:, .sscssA be is said 20 have
=. ! ccaaectieut Or Msssaeaus-
$50 churches have made ar
..-.~,sss 70 take a church een-
sss the church preference %
Z !. .~ogls Of the city The woFs
: saaertkken and completed
:. .rrruoon. As the city vii
: rsaIxiae1 lnso small dissrieta
:. pxarc Coast sAagerfogeand
. 4. rAosrs Of the vaiied NoFwe-
- ts.Arsa churches vas for
= ~unlssd here Sunday. By
!. .,.ssssa q TIE following Of.
- Prs.ssent. C. J. Ferrae. OF
-; vsss sFssitsas. /. II Dahl.
: r.rs. secFst4ry. I. Wlraiad,
-. ssasurvr. : c. Olson. bV-
= ~ o J. Edwards Vas
! s.ul muslcal director Of the or
n.ssatsua WITH : musical commit
- SLOWS Il Weld, Everett,
: essertaa siivAna. Eut Miss
/ $50. 4 SEATTLE TIE orSanira
Is NJ successful concert suu-
= ~ IA TIE Congregational
/ - Ths next concert Nlai ~
/ - ) seaitls Bat the data has
/ - isfefnizet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
ON THE FRONT

To save payiuE frciEhtage on his
rs toa schooner BriEhtou. q =
Stanley. % Naifrs. VII 1T L out
vita a t0hofns power engine and
brave the geriia % navigating 80
Snail craft from Seattle 20 Val
der Ha viii cram all the gasoline
possible GA toara ana also take a
snail crew
Capt r. II Munger sails FROM
Seattle oa the zath instant on the
reyeuae cutter Perry fer UnalaHka.
10 take command OF the revenue
feet In AiAskan waters. The feet p
chief dsty IL the prutcction q The
seal herds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
WILL NOT SEND A
TEAM HERE

Spokane vii not send trssk
team % compete On the big r. y. A
championship track and Held events
here ~ Juua Tho Spokane Ath.
ietie club has lost money on lie
athletic ventures this year. and
does not feet that O can spare the
$500 which Il wuuIf cost to send a
track team to Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

u'R head8nera have come to
aH1her az fha star thsafor this
weak. nnd tba result il an enter
"a sing pro8fnm 20 eieht aefs The
naH olia ineiader Herr aaena. o. a
affiss on impfrsuuaiipua ~ famous
la#n. Miia. olive dainty little
fafsinnef VITO lagHiea with amas=
iHa deAtHritY At AMI drH awiehs
afa IN q HHmhsr Or HtaKing duets
TIE TarisFH tu . dancing number
Eddit Rossrh and laughing movs
ing rieturas. Tom oiilsn. an Irish
comedian. ard aardins Hnd An SD
who create a tnFrent ~ laughter
with their Pun in . Chinese fauns
dry
The show vii run al this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
MODUS WKENDI
is IN FAVOR

BERLIN. Nay Twin only q
few negative votes the relehaiaE
has passed 70 second reading az the
commercial medaa vivendi between
Germany and the United States.
L i believed that many voted
for tie measure a. q Il mere
transitional step to permanent
treaty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

Ollie Cooper child actress Of
reputation. Miii he seen ~ tho Lois
Ter two weeks ~ special arrange
ment she vii APPEAR IN two very
famous PLAYS The Little f.otd
FaahtisrnF and The Prince Hua
tha taupeF= opening "a the former
niar neat sunday Afternoon Tor &
weeks run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
THE THEATERS


Lllian Russell aud The butter
flYa pfomias e. 40 seafdsbfoakias
business at the graud this ~oah
Tho comedy has many bright lines
Ia IT.. and affords the famous gussn
- Comic opera an opportunity %
prove that shn b. AZ gifted come
dIepne na she was "a aaHs stfeus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

The Cone stirring sto.
- of passion ADD love. sith the
scene laid ia France AZ the tlme Of
the Hrauhu Tf4aatan VAR. 10 the
most sensational play Yat slfen at
tha iuis - tie FAataKaa Bsoek
company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

spocka bad BOY IL this week 8
affsring az the seattle thrater aud
aae which promises 10 be annually
popular The piece ia liFnped ~
many nou lokas aud ~ soms en-
feftainina apseialtieH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

farte - ut r. Hlmo HaHasfH. cify
physician 80 sfetlas % Tee afaH 81
ffa eafH ere tn - cured even 81
fHfF have noe expressed aaHH a de-
stFs
TIE police taNn hern netffied tn
srffat sif known ffnda aad fhe pe+
Nes faHae tmraasa a heavy work.
haasa una WteH they ere hfauF 1t
before hin HHHH fnsIeaa - the
wrecks HetH9 aFnf 81 tHa fase rile
fhrH Hfa riaenA HH thr general hoat
rffel hHd aiaau feeafarmf
Ut faAss abaaa ffe wHpkn - BREAK
che sIatEm az fhs hatis nHH restore
hlH - Faad asaIIh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

"EAloms succeeds TIE butterfly
AZ ths ufsHa saturday night fHe
much talk q tragedy. written b.
fha brilliant 10 HeHaupHa oaear
IS Tide. has excited comment ffpIH
one rnd ~ the continent % ths
ether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
....,nrnr plAx MAKES Rs.
.ssAalg STATEMENT, IN
...s,ne THAT A PRorEc'
..sars FOR REPUBLICS
.aa,llp DC ESTABLISHED.

,s-.sgp. relezfsRh 'Fff1'e'f
sssHINGroN. May IL The
...ms,,s sensation Of the year is
s,,,asht cut In an Interview
:. s...lssnt nlaa of Mexico and
:. - ii the New Yofk Her
se..sasnt piAs sugxcsia a PRO
- A. The Different republics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

An Egyutian Mummy holda The
boards 81 the Lyric tile week. Il
h a musical ffatfsty ~ she Weber
4 tioiaH itpa with catchy agnas
and novelties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

John CLARK reports Co the police
that bic room To the Eastern hotel
wRs entered lhst utEht and 3 IN
silver taken The fhlef gained an
entrance over a low uaftlt.uu ehich
separates The room from another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
FREE CURE FOR
DRUG VICTIMS

tsvaftt~ star. Isssississ service
KANSAS CITY 40 Nay teThis
city is nov roaming a free eafs Cor
mefnalas tieHaa Through the -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

Nsm Hat q E \. Brooks a
& = nj ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
COFFEE
The grocer comes first
then the cook.

Uaar grocer returns aaBr money
II 500 deaf ltke 6eailllusa Best.
Hs pay hfm
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-26

C~ add Ot the Las Vegas Coaam~r.
clal eGab, and T II. Piere~. manager
nj The Aqua pura company. ATE making
s8romg efforts ~ amite the city ana
loan ot Las VEGAS Ths. applications
a,f t~ent! tise menbsrs of the CONNER,
cial clgb have beea secured. petition
ing 2As' directors. according 10 Ihe by
laNs "f the organization. to appoint
L committee al six members from each
community. 10 ste II the troabls. be-
'Ae"u the TAO towns cannot he salts.
fariorily adjusted Action ~til he tak
SEA in the matter ~ the next airee,
;"r'o ale.aiRg
/, Is commonly ramOred in the city
that the legislature at Santa Fe will
TAX" up the matter Of single incorpOra,
ton next week and that mn effort win
made 10 disincorporate both the
ei,y and town and unite them as one
corporation without further steps being
taken by the citizens, to head off
any attempt 10 divide the county
There Is IA difference of opinion as 90
me legality Of such proceedings.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-26
LARGE COTTON Mill
DESTROYED BY fire
Plant Of cocheeo Manufacturing Com
pany at Dover, N. NJ, Burns
Loss Halt a Million.

Dover. n. H., Jan. 26.~ Mil No. of
the extensive plant of the Cocheoo
Manufacturing company, manufactur.
ers OF cotton goods. burned today. caus-
ing a financial loss estimated at be.
tween s500.00 and s60o,o0o and posi-.
bly, loss OF life. The fire, the ori,
gin Of which is unknown, broke out
latter 500 operatives began work, and
spread rapidly Several workmen and
women jumped from the windows, sus-
tanning injuries. Others were taken
from widows In the upper stories.
Persons thus rescued reported that
some had been overcome by smoke in
the burning building and fIremen i'm
mediately began a search. which was
without result. until the flames drove
them outside the walls. Meanwhile
the officials of the mill are trying to
locate all employees
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-26
DOLORES HERRERA
INSTANTLY KILLED
UNDER HIS HORSES
Fire Partially Destroys Home Of An.
tonic Paeheeo at Mora-Mother
Of Jose M. Montoya Dies.
Especial Correspondence

Mora. y. NJ. January q. l9"7,-A
fire was discovered yesterday morn.
ing at ten o'clock at the home OF An
tonic Pacheco hut 1t was not extin.
guished until the entire shingle ruof
had been destroyed. Mr. pacheco had
about eight bushels Of beans and
twenty bushels OF wheat In the build.
ing which he was saving for seed.
which was destroyed In the blaze.
The mother of Jose Miguel Mon.
toya died yesterday at her home In
SevoIla of penumonia.
II was reported here today that
Dolores de Herrera was thrown from
his wagon while he was going 10 his
ranch and his horses ran over him,
killing the unfortunate man almost
instantly.
A baby girl was born recently 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Roman 4. valdez.
Mother and babe are bolh doing
we'll.
DR. s. Locke. IN" dentist OF Sprin-
ger, IL in Town attending to dental
work II" has been kept very busy
for tn" past two weeks
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-26

Senator Duncan created laugh in
the council Yesterday when he re-
auested that the resolution to set a
time for hearing county division pro2o'
sitions be referred to the railroad
committee II was referred to the fin
ance committee until the proper com
mittee should be appointed. 1t Is not
known whether the request was meant
as a joke or in all seriousness. Mr.
Duncan Is chairman of the railroad
committee.
CHAS. SMITH PETERSON.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-26
MOVE MADE TO
REVISE TARIFF
EFFORTS REinG MADE TO BRING
ABOUT CAUCUS or REpus.
LlcaN MEMBERS.
.F!GH! ANTICIPATED
stand paftsrs State That They Can
Defeat Resisionisss In caueus-Es.
ira Session Of Congress Wanted.

Chicago. M. Jan. 2G.-~A special to
th" Record Herald from Washington
says:
Anew effort was started yesterday 10
bring about caucus Of the republican
members Of the house TO consider tho
propriety of an extra session OF the
next congress 10 deal with the ques.
tiOn Of tariff !evislon. Representative
Cooper of Wisconsin and steenerson
Of Minnesota have been circulating pc.
titions for "A caucus and disclosed a
strong tariff revision s>stiment from
the middle west The signatures or
only fifty republican congressman
are necessary To call a caucus and such
progress has been made that the re-
visiohists have taken a spurt OF real
enthusiasm. Stand patters will fight
and declare that they can defeat the
revisionists In the caucus II a caucus
Is called.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-26
Hitchcock Criticized.
(SpecIal To The Ontie.l

Washington. Jan. 2s.-Deiegate w.
II. Andrews has introduced bills 20
increase the pension OF Cynthia ".
Lane. 10 SEA. Annie J. Jones. to $50.
Jos. nj. Chase, captain Of Co. r. Of the
Illinois cavalry. to $50. The bin to
quiet title 70 ailot lands and dispose
Of the merchantahle timber Of the
Jacariila Indian reservation has pass
ed the house. Senator Carter on Tues
day addresses the senate on. the alieg.
ed illegal acts Of Secretary Hitchcock
In establishing forest reserves and
Withholding land patents. Senator
Hepburn. who will also speak, says
that Hitchcock stopped fifty.three
thousand land entries and i've thous.
and patents awaiting delivery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-26
Chairman
BURSUM "IT'
HEAD or REPUBLICAN PARTY M
TERRITORY DIRECTING MOVE
mENTs OF LEGisLATloN.
THE SPEI|ESS BOOM
Takes on Definite shape. -- Predicted
Hy Wise Politicians That He win
Co To Congress.
Especial correspondenee.l

Santa Pc n. NJ. Jan 26.-I3y far the
most important feature of the first
week Ut the New Mexico legislature
vas the test Of strength OF the two
forces In the territory. Tho gDy.
'ernor Is advocating several bills that
Legislators do not believe viii be the
best for their constituents. and the?
are putting up a fight for that reason
The administrat leaders are con.
tending that the bill for the election
Of the district attorneys. which has
passed the house. and will In probable
ity pass the council. Is IA measure of
retaliation On the part of Mr.. II. u.
Bursum. who is the recognized
head of the republican organization
In the territory and do not admit that
the bill has any real merit. On the
other hand those In favor Of the bill
contend that IL Is rank folly 10 go be-
fore the congress Of the United States
and ask 10 be- allowed to name the
governor Of a state. when they admit
In the next breath that they are not
able To elect u district attorney. II
the bill is passed the governor has
placed himself on record az saying that
he will send the legislature the hot
test veto message ever received BY a
New Mexico Legislature. In the
strength shown I'm the house the bill
will be passed over any veto by over
twothirdS majority. and IL Is likely
that II will have good majority TN
the council
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-26
THAW MURDER trial IS
CONTINUED TO MONDAY
Rumors Of Differences Between Mrs.
Harry X. Thaw and the Mother
and Sister Of Her Husband.

New York, Jan. 26.--f'he Thaw case
was continued last night until Mon
day. Rumors OF differences between
Mrs. Harry X. Thaw one one side and
Mrs. William Thaw and the Countess
Of Yarmouth, mother and sister re.
spectiveiy of the prisoner on the
oother, continue to circulate today,
despite the denial by Thaw's counsel
that such differences existed. The
differences alleged arise from the
presence OF Miss Mackenzie, a former
chorus girl, who invariably accom-
panies Mrs. Harry THAI and sits with
her during the sessions OF court.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-26
OIL GIVES BETTER
RESULTS THAN COAL
AS RAILROAD fuel
Northwestern Road Concludes Three
Months Experiments and Accepts
Petroleum.

/ Lander, Wyo,. Jan. 2G.-The North
western railroad has concluded the
experiments which have been carried
out during the past three months with
oil burning locomotives on It's western
division and orders have been issued
to prepare all locomotives in Wyo-
ming for the use of oil for fuel in
stead Of coal. Orders have been Civ
zen to bore a number of oil wells upon
the right of way of the Northwestern
near Casper, so the road may have
its own fuel instead Of buying. 1t has
been found that 1000 gallons of oil
will do the work of $4,000 pounds Of
coal