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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
JPPERCUTS THUG
WHO DEMANDS
MONEY
i. ]. CIRCUIT SENDS DAYLIGHT
THUG SPRAWLlNo IN GUTTER
AND ESCAPES FROM GANe-Po.
LICE AT WORK.

A desperate gang OF daylight highway
ben tackled the wrong man wheu they
Ittempted To hold up Arba j. Circuit,
faveling salesman whose home Is al
80. 6O7 Lincoln-aye., shortly AFTER ~
clock. Friday morning. Mr. Grout
Ras walking down Secondave., wnen,
ear Howard-st,. two men VINO. win
hree others, had peen lettering a. mo
|orner, sidled up and began 20 walk
long with him.
What do you WANT" demanded
|lr Grout
We want some money. and you'd
letter come good and strong or well
|old you up. see" replied one or the
pen addressed
Mr.. Grout had plenty OF money with
i'm. but he did not propose - pay
(ibute to a gang OF thugs In broad
|aylight without protest His answer
b the demand was swift, left-hand
|ppercut. which caught the man rear
kt him squarely under the chin and
lent him sprawling on his rack. II
las all so unexpected that the crow ii
tood as though spellbound tor an in
kant Then the three men who had
|aited on the corner started across
he street toward Nj. Grodt and one
b them. the latter observed. had Ie-
|olver.
Though a man OF powerful physique,
tr. Grout. who Is well past middle life.
lid not care To take chances against
I've adversaries and edge away,
|hile the gang went to the Teltet of It's
kllen member. Grout AT once report
\ the attempted hold-up 10 police
headquarters and Detectives Palmer,
(odinus. Brooks and Seymour were
|etailed In the case. Mr.. Grout de-
tribes the men as being fairly we'll
|ressed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
FEUD STARTS IN COURT
AS MAN ESCAPES CHAIR

NEW YORK. Jan. l5.--When Judge
Ten Eyck, IN Newark, had left the
bench after having accepted a plea OF
non vult To- murder in the second de-
gree from Nincenzo Buenerbo. who kill.
Ell his son-in.law, Sabato D'Alisso. last
August, trouble started
As friends OF the slain man realized
Breherbo was to escape the chair. An.
tonic D'Alisso. pointing 10 his broth.
er's widow. shouted:
This Is a feud now. I'll kill YOU
Nobody goes 10 the chair for IT,"
Consfables rushed 10 the aisles ord
prevented clash The widow sat
trembling Until she was led out The
crowd dispersed muttering threats.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
Circuit Court
Jurors for February.

The following have been selected as
rcuit court jurors for the February
rm:
VIM. w. Murray, No 800 hudson
We. Paul Martins. 273 Dix; Charles
aurer, Dearborn u. O., Springwells;
pseph H. Gearhing. ll69 Third; Jacob
nab 1870 Wabash. George knupfer,
"a Russell, Russell Coon. BEDFORD;
harles Ziegler, Trenton p. O.,
YOUNGSTOWN; George \. Thomas. 50
3unt: ii. Dasher, River Rouge.
corse; John Calvin loS Harper;
gorge Kruger, us Campbell, Henry
|unnebech. 800 Gratiot. Christian
erman. Romulus; w. Sheck, 700
. Eighteenth David Honghton. AIS
VILLAINS; George Schuman. Hand f.
Patrick Shanahan. 2i5 Fifth; VIM
chafer. 294 McDougalI Walor Eg
|ert, Jr. 304 Gratiot, Joseph Kaiser,
|63 Garfield; Ferdinand Friend, 10
randville Place: Thee. J. Hurley, II
Saybury: Christian Krause, 2ol her
ban; Hugo Bloquellc. 30 Second:
|hrlsti Walker. 424 junction; Peter
oler. lac Melbourne: Charles Latch
torthyille: Alfred Bullock. 400 Myr-
@: j. W. Mcintosh 2323 GratIot.
ebert AMT. 90 Tillman; Claude
toore. Sumpter; VIM Naplebeck, 40
lincoln: VIM. i. Anderson, Van Buren,
O. Beleville; Anthony kratz. 2II
Magnolia; r. : Webb. cor. Fourth
hid Grand River: VIM. j. Downey, -
tanley: Delphius Dourillard. ll62
Vest Kirby: John &. Near, Flat Rock,
huron VIM Bayer, ll42 Maxwell
gorge A. Nichol. 755 Twelfth; Isaac
bnis. Wayne, Mich. \. Pereiya. 20J
tratiot: Robert Whiteman. 39l Alex
|ndrine east; John y Ford, Dearborn
Dearborn r. Donahue, 539 Congress
last: Thomas Holmes, 50 I.ivernois:
1apt VIM Hoffman. PA Maple; james
Ilurdoch. 6l2 Warren west Hugh
Brady. 533 Howard. Edwin J Roe, 10
|lontcalm west; Julius Steiber. 1918
pubois: Philip W Troude. LA I.arned
lest: j. j. Richter. l67 Antietam.
kenj Rathburn. Plymouth; G.. O.
Green. 3Sl Porter: Ernest Edwards.
Highland Park j. o. Greenfield;
teorge Davis, s44 Jefferson west:
Harvey Alision. 756 Cass Louis
boehn. l76 Chestnutst Wyandotte =,
B. Bates, $50 sixteenth Alexander
Ford. Greenfield r. r d, Greenfield:
Iii Unruh. 9l6 Dix; Alex S Shaw. Il
|IacArthurpl.; VIM. j Thompson.
| 90 Theodore; VIM Weidermeyer. 24j
ale: Morris Gurowsky. 244 Alfred;
|Vard j Alexander. 20S0 Jefferson
est; Charles X Lincoln 1888 Brew.
tier: Carl Ouellette Monguagon.
Trenton. Frank Reich 1880 Bellevue.
II. c. Wegener. 1872 Parker: VIM. j.
lIcDonald. ljS Lacrosse; John Jag!o.
1913 Dubois: John II. Schoen-
|regm. 90 Arndt; George +. Ferguson.
f0 Parkpl Robert Cameron. North
| lille. Benz Latour sos Merrick WIZ.
pier. AZ Thirtv-third Joseph Lara,
Trenton; Oswald Proctor,
no Dubois Theodore Couture. 433
wilkins; c. Nebus, 742 Thirteenth;
Ernest Siggelke. SO Baker Harry
klcGrane. Alb Thirteenth; Benz j.
|Vohmlng. 213 Michigan: VIM. Fergu.
bon. 1893 Bellevue: Joseph H. Rel.
fern. 1872 Beaubien George Handley.
fpringwells; Fred r.. Mayer -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank kuria. %. Helena Tobiczyk,
IS.
John Zukowski. 20; Josephine Syna-
koWska. ~
Thomas Morley. 80, Catherine May
Shaw. %
Fred belong, 20, Pearl Stinehoof. 10.
FELTON, l.. Landon. 80 Hibbing, MINI. T,
LYDIA l. Butler, 20. Detroit
August koss. a. Warren. Mich. (.
Frances Mendlew ska. %. Detroit
Anthony Michalski 90; Julia Szyman-
ska, Is.
Isaac ~ Dickerson. AZ. Plymouth
Margaret J. JOY, 80. same.
James A. Van Dyke. 20: Ethel NJ.
Moran. a.
Frank wycichowskt %. Josephine
Cha basinski 19.
Anton CHszewski. IS; Brownislaw
SoChacka. 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
BIRTHS

GIRLS
William LeVerenZ 1851 Piquette.
Louis Musel. lOy Finley.
Robert Taylor. Ia Poplar.
Alexander Clarametiro, l5 Beacon.
Joseph Kaminska 6.5 Canheld
Joseph IdroJewski. 900 AleXandrine
Lewis iiuebner l5+1 Military.
Robert Bunce. 80 Field.
Christopher iioEg, 35S Van Dyke.
BOYS
Joseph Gerard. IS Sycamore
Nathan Katzman. 292 Hastings
Harry Epstein. ll3 brewster
Ceodora Stefani SAB Russell
Charles Suythe. 62s Belvldere.
jacob IIohl sos Dubois
Frederick Herhut. 10 Creig
Frank Karp. 1ss Mitchell
Anthony Pawlak. BAL Thirty fourth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
DAILY DEATH LIST

William "A Doyle. 90 years, IS Alex
andriue. diabetes mellitus
William j Armstrong. 81 years, West
Side hospital. pdraplegia.
Floyd IaDuke, 3 months, 5ly h. Fort;
pneumonia.
Mary Gumanda months, 1856
Otis; pleurisy
Kari Sank years IA Pelonze;
pneumonia
Catherine Lieckheld 10 months 24Ol
w. JEFF rrson, meningitis
Russell smith. Z years. 400 Wheelock,
scarlet fever
Bartholmea shea. 50 wears. 81 Hum
boldt. reg agitation OF heart
Mary crosby, II years, 500 Till
man. bronchitis
Mar Johnson, ~ years "a Missouri;
aTtcrIosCieIosIs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
ALLEGED BOARD BILL
JUMPERS ARRESTED

William Flockart and Richard u.
Moody. for whom warrants were is
sued. Thursday. charging them with
defrauding the Hotel Pontchartrain
out OF board bills aggregating more
than 5000. were arrested late Thurs
day and. in place OF luxurious beds
and other $7-a-day accommodations
slept on hard planks Thursday night
and ate plain restaurant grub" for
breakfast. Their examination was
set for Jan. IS by Justice Stein, Fri
day. and bail was fixed al 5000 each.
one surety
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
-. The.
People Pages

Advertising rates under any classi.
fication In these columns. one cent
per word each insertion. cash in
advance. No advertisement insert
ed for less than 15 cents
Persons whose names appear IN
the telephone directories. may have
advertisements charged at above
rates Call
BELL-MAIN 1893.
HOME-CITY 1885.
For the convenience or batron.
arrangements have been made vita
the following to receive liner ad-
Nertisenents at tae same rate as
charged at the home ONCE
EAST SIDE.
Coal Co., 432 East
Canfield ave.
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy, Mt. Elliott and
Gratiot- aves.
Curney'. Furniture Co.. 1877 Gratiot.
ave.
r Hrown. 1859 Jefrerson-ave
,. McPherson, 24o0 Gratiot-ave.. opp0.
site ca barns
WEST SIDE.
&. G.. Eausor. $50 GRAND River-ave
Turner stanton, l66 Myrtle-st.
r. n. Driscoli, All Michigan
J. W. Willard, 1919 Forrest west
W. W. rush. b9t Mirhigan-ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
CIT RCH NOTICES.

Maurice Penheld Fixes, y. y.
1880 \ VI TOMORROW 1t3o T. NJ.
Woodward Ave. Baptist Church.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First CuurcU of
christ Scientist AteNauiIlur- a.t.
west ueHr Woodward. Morulu>
1880 evening $50. subject Life.
Wedue sday evening meeting Hl.
Public reading room. open daily. tA-
cent SuUdds. from 10 o. 900 Goo y
m.. also to . evenings. eyrrp1 sun
ddF and rs .ducsdaH. tiS Broadway
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CIT RCH
corner Bates and F0rmer-sts. Fore
noon 1890 The Promise % tie
Father, evening. 80 God VIII
fpI NJ Visitors are most cordially
Invited. Marcus scott pastor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERt RBAN LINES.
Detroit United interurban Lines.

Detroit Initsd interurbsn Lines.
FILM LIMIEEDs-S. Is ia. and
AIS u Locals for Rochester and
Flint a. ru.. and every two hours 10
L. m u ~ m. 20 oxford Locals 10
lto,Atstel and Romeo. a.. m. ana
.,ytrt tvo hours TO 10 y IN, also ii
y m
PoRT HURON LIMITEDs-i.4s a.
u.. go 80 a. in 40 =. IA. - y. m.
saturdays only. ~ 40 y. m Locals Tor
Syy, Baltimore. Atgunac. Marine city
and Port Huron hourly Z "a. "a. TO y.
m also On u Marine city Local
cars run tia Algopac To Mt Clemens;
hourly te ID D. w. To Mt Clemens via
shore Line hourly. p a. IN 10 s:2S
y uI.. also "a 3. n.
TOLEDO IIMIrEDs-S 20 a. IN,
IA go a. pa. - anD. 20 = IN l.oca's
roiedo hourly $50 a. m, - sac p m.
also g.g1 and IN . va for Monroe,
JACKSON LIMITEDs- 40 a, m,
- IS ana as :. m Locals Tor JACK
son a. ~ AID every Two hours UNI,
. m. Coz Ann Arbor. a m and
.'d <orihv.lle. 80 a N and every
two hours uutu = 80 ,. m a. Z. m.
and al p ma. saline cars from fpsi-
anti
-, Srd pf.Tourly TO SOS p m. half
hourly 90 s:2S y. m; hourly 20 ll;S y
IN Sundays. hrst car 81 I;Vs' WIN
Ialf .h1uriv service throughout
FOR Royal oak. nlrm'nshssm and
M % m. then hourly until IL .; IN.
FIrst car one-hslf hour later on sun
For Farmias,oa asd Nerthviiie-e .,
o,os ard fSss s.n S" Pontiac. IN. Il
m iA !. sa r. await thea,sr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16
by DOROTHY DIN.

y HAVE d note from young girl
is which she asks me how TO
write a love letter.
- m this | can only reply
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16

MICH CREMATION ASSOCIATION. =
per cent Interest certificate good foT
rne cremation r. X Kolb Treas
and General Manager 1925 r Boule-
ward phone Ridge seb
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-07
RECEIVES SAD NEWS OF
BROTHERS. SUDDEN DEATH

Mrs. Chas P. Hammond of this city
received a telegram yesterday that
her only brother, Albert w. Harkness,
had died at his home on a fine farm
near Cloudcroft, N. M. No particu-
lars Of his death we're sent. though
it was known by relatives here that
he was afflicted with stomach trou-
BILE. He was aged about ES years.
The deceased had been "A resident
of New Mexico many years, at one
time residing with his father. the late
Judge D. ID. Harkness, and family. at
cerrillos. this territory. He IS sur
vived BY wife, four sons and three
daughters.
! Albert Hardness was kind. loving
husband and an indnlgent and devot.
ed father He was loyal to his friends.
charitable to those who needed help,
ready always to make proper allow
ances for the weaknesses of mankind
and honorable in his department and
business dealings.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-07
LOCAL ELKs PREPARE
TO TREK coAsTWARD

The next few days will see the de
parEure of a number of Las Vegas
Elks who are going to California. A.
C. Erb, past exalted ruler, heads the
delegation, as the representative of
Las Vegas Lodge No. 40S He hopes
to get away Saturday morning on the
limited With Mr. Erb will go D. w.
Condor, who will not merely go to
California, but will take in the fair at
Seattle as WE'LL Tom johnson leaves
Tuesday evening on No. Z, and John
l.. Zimmerman, Friday morning on the
limited. Sol Rosenthal and Mr. and
Mrs. w, B. Bunker are other Vegas
people who expect to go also. but
nave not as vet fixed the time of their
departure.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-07
JUDGE MILLS OCCUPIED
HEARING CIVIL SUITS

Judge W. ]. Mills in his chambers
on the West side. was occupied today
with two civil suits which have been
pending before the court for some
time
This morning testimony was taken
in the suit of Adolf Straus VS.. Alfred
Steinmetz. involving the sum of $500,
which the plaintiff alleged was ad-
vaneed to the defendant. The de-
fense contended that the money was
turned over to Rabbi Bonnheim for
merly of Congregation Montefiore, in
this city, but now living in Cincin-
natl. Judge Mills rested the case.
that the defendant might have a
chance to procure the deposition of
Rabbi Bornheim. Fifteen days was
allowed for securing this deposition.
This afternoon the case of The
Louisiana Purchase Exposition of St.
Louis, Mo-, VS.. A. ]. venz, former
resident of this city, but now living
in Missouri, was being heard. The
CORPORATION is suing venz to recover
a subscription of $500, which he
agreed to pay. hut has thus far failed
to come through with.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-07
GIRL HAILED INTO COURT
FOR BREAKING QUARANTINE

Jennie Sweeney. a domestic en-
ployed at the home of A. c. Erb on
the East side. was hailed before JUS
tice of the Peace D. R. Murray yes
terday for breaking the quarantine ex-
listing at the Erb home
The warrant was sworn out by the
city health officer and charged the
girl with violating city ordinance
governing the quarantine of conta-
gfous cases.
The girl, who was ignorant of the
ordinance, which provides a minimum
penalty Of $50. was discharged with a
warning not to repeat the offense. She
paid the costs in the case. amounting
to $3.50.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-07
AROUSES SOME DISCUSSION
AFTER BRIEF EXPLANATION MO-
TioN CARRIES UNANI-
MoUsLY
NOW ON HOME STRETCH
SENATE TAKES UP RESERVED
PROVISIONS FOR FINAL
ACTION

Washington. July when Sena-
tor Aldrich today moved for an agree
ment by the senate on all the ps
graphs in the tariff bill. which the
senators did,not care to reserve for
further amendment, there was a
widespread movement to ressrve
those parts of the bill against which
the senators desire to make last
stand for a change of schedules.
Senator Bailey reserved the cor
poration tax amendment, while Sena
tor Hughes reserved the Philippine
tariff. Senator La Toilette. sayint
he had had no opportunity to inspec
the reprint Of the bill as acted on il
committee Of the whole, intimatet
he would not respect the supposed
unanimous consent to an agreement
unless he could be assured of a
chance to present such amendments
as he might desire to introduce He
declared the unanimous consent was
hasty and consummated in such a
way that many senators did not un-
derstand it. He thought he might
be called upon to reserve all The
paragraphs in the bill unless he could
select the paragraphs he desired to
amend.
Senator Aldrich agreed to cooper
ate with Senator La Toilette in OBJ
tanning an opportunity for the latter
to offer certain amendments.
Senator Aldrich's request to vote
on the unreserved paragraphs was
granted and the amendments were
adoted without division. Considera-
ton of the reserved provisions was
then entered upon.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-07
WOMEN BARRED By JUDGE
COURT EooM CLEARED OF GEN.
TIE SEX BY THREAT TO
TAKE PICTURES
DETAILS her EXPERIENCE
defendant, CHARGED WITT. IN
SIGNIFICANT THEFT. TELLS
SHOCKING STORY

Chicago. July IA sensational
climax in the Wellington hotel bath
room incident was reached in the
trial of Ella Gingles, the Irish lace
maker, today. Scores of women and
even school girls were turned away
from the court room. Judge Bret
tano threatened to photograph every
woman present. at which they fed.
Tells Awful Tale
Miss Gingles, the defendant, said
she went to the hotel to collect
eighty-three cents Miss Arnold owed
her. A man told her Miss Arnold
was in the bathroom. and opened the
door and pushed her in. The witness
said Miss Barfet. her erstwhiIe EN-.
ployer, then came in and undressed
her. She declared the latter was
under the influence of liquor, and
forced her to drink something that
had a bad taste and then put towel
over her head. Here the testimony
of Miss Gingles became unprintable.
Stabbed Many Times
The witness said Miss Barrett and
the man cut her with knife when
she refused to agree to the latter's
indecent proposal, and she declared
she was stabbed twenty-three times.
Just before the noon adjournment
Miss Gingles said she did not know
"Tom" Taggart. the prominent DEM
ocratic politician of French Lick
Springs, and that he never did her
any harm.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-07
farmers AFRAID EDUCATION
Will COAX SONS away

ton because he thinks the son will
leave him.
This is where he is wrong" said
Robertson. because If the SON knew
more. the farmers acres would be
worth more"
Dick ]. Crosby, Of the agricultural
department. at Washington. pleaded
for a closer relation between the
rural schools and the community. He
wanted to make knowledge Of good
cooking and an ability to make fenc-
es the goal Of strife for a community
as well as Familiarity with the
three RS.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-07

flow of 1.2OO second feet. The light
of the dam is to be 40 feet. width at
top 200 feet and at bottom 80 feet
Florence lake is to hold 5000 acre
feet. flow 1070 second feet. The
dam is to be IS feet hight, 1000 feet
wide at top and so feet at bottom.
Vincent reservoir is to hold 5000
acre feet. flow 1880 second feet; the
dam is to be be 6S feet high. 1900
feet wide at top and so feet wide at
bottom.
Red lake is to hold 5000 acre feet,
flow 476 second feet. dam to be 80
feet high, 1000 feet wide at top and
SO feet at bottom.
Hand lake is to hold 1000 acre feet
and have a flow of 476 second fact.
Height of dam is to be 80 feet; it is
to be 1000 feet wide at top and 1.5O0
feet at bottom.
Hicks lake is to hold Z 7O00 acre
feet aud have flow of f76 second
feet. The dam is to be 80 feet high;
1900 feet wide at top and 500 feet
wide at bottom.
Thus it can be seen that the pro-
ject is a most extensive one. and
when completed it win rank as one
of the greatest reclamation scnemes
in the southwest. The total cost of
the big system OF reservoirs and
bitches will be half million
dollars and will result in untold bene-
fit to this city and county.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-07

y 4
Denver. Colo, July THE Amer.-
can farmer was charged with being
parsimonious and selfish in dealing
with the education Of his SON. in Al
address delivered before the rural
and agricultural departments of the
National Education association. lhis
morning.
James W. Robertson. president OF
Mcdonald college. at St. Anne de Bel.
levue. Quebec. declared that the
farmer wants a little education for
his son but does net want to pay for
it. and does not want much educa-
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-07
WILL RECLAIM 100000
ACRES OF BECK GRANT

The promoters of the extensive
Jones irrigation project. the prime
mover in which is A. A. Jones
of this city, have formally made appli-
cation to Territorial Engineer Vernon
L. Sullivan at Santa Fe. for water
rights for this proposed project,
which will reclaim 100000 acres of
land in San Miguel county, the great
er part OF which comprises the extern
sive Beck land grant. title to which
was settled only recently.
The waters are to be taken out of
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-07
NERVY PLANTATION owner
KILLS WOULD-BE ROBBERS

reon. and demanded his valuables.
Instead of complying Santiago reach
ed under his pillow for a revolver and
opened fire. When the shooting was
over. two robbers were dead and the
other two were running away. leav-
ing a trail OF blood. they were sooa
captured
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-07

Torreon, Mexico. July 7.--As a re-
suit Of the attempted robbery of
nervy plantation owner. two rob-
bers are dead and two others badly
wounded and in jail awaiting trial.
-Four masked men broke into the
apartments of Jdse Santiago. owner
Of the Pinto Hacienda in north Tor
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-07
SPECIAL MEETING LAS
VEGAS CLUB TONIGHT

The Las Vegas club WIN hold
special meeting at its club rooms on
the West side tonight. The matter of
consolidating the two towns VII be
up for discussion, and action
may be taken. full attendance OF
1.-THE members is therefore urged
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-07
BEST PEOPLE
EN- ROUTE
WEST
KENTUCKY ELKs' SPECIAL FIRST
TRAIN TO PASS THROUGH
THIS CITY
ARE ROYALTY Welcomed
LAS VEGAS LODGE DOES ITSELF
PROUD IN ENTERTAINING
VISITORS
MORE COMING THIS EVENING
ARKANSAS, KANSAS AND FLoRI-
.DA HERDS DUE TO ARRIvE
r, AT Sis
ARE ROYALTY WELCOMED
LAS VEGAS LODGE DOES ITSELF
PROUD IN ENTERTAINING
VISITORS
MORE COMING THIS EVENING
ARKANSAS, KANSAS AND FLoRI-
pA HERDS DUE TO ARRIvE
fo AT Sis
The Vanished Days.


Lay the Jest about the Julep in the
Camphor Balls at last,
For the Miracle has happened and
the o,den days are past,
That which max, Milwaukee thirsty
does not foam in Tennessee.
And the I'D in old Missouri is as tight
locked as can be;
Oh. the comic paper Colonel and his
cronies we'll may sigh
For the mint is waving gaily. but the
South is GOING DRY.
BY the stillside. on the Hillside in
Kentucky, all Is Still,
For the cnly damp refreshments
must be dipped up from the rill,
Moth C'iina's Stately ruler gives his
soda glass shove,
And discusses local option with the
South China Gov,
It is useless at the fountain TO be
winkful Of the eye.
For the Cocktail glass is dusty and
the South is GOING DRY.
Moral: Don't go south. unless you're
fixed
Peeled Chestnuts. w. Va.