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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
Ole MuItcrn g uiiun.

Worecl,, om I. September, beginrt
Der Muitcrniong nit 3on9cll, rno am
Nobnlittng idon meroen in oen so.
tells mo G~Bb1liern Mliitern 5l be.
fonrnlen iein. Ser Yreis miro in ser
eriten 3eit jebeniuas fem 10 nieori.
ger icill, ober 6einihmcfcr ieben be-
fonntlid) nibt ollf Den Treis, ipelt,
cS iid) oarlm banoelt, ben @aumct
5l fibeln. aenner iagcll. bieie Ill.
iternioiion miro cine iebr ergiebige
icir, bo Die MISUNDERSTANDING
Scr Glltmideluulg Der Muiter in Die.
icm Sabre icbr giinitig marcn.
Gouiins beerbigt. = Sc
itcrn Tormittog wllroen Sobn aerr,
Elm %cbemoliger Yoli5iit bes oitlid)en
GiItrifts, BON 9tr. 800, Siib.Yonoitr..
lpeld)er am letten Gonnerltog itorb,
mo leine Gouiine, Sri. 3annie SEER,
lis S%Gbrc"dff, ibeIdc' idh' SBtititfGcit
Gag 1T ibrcr @obnnng, Mr. $40,
Siio.NnnitroBe, aus Dem 2eben i6ieb,
ol,f bcln @onnie Srne.Srieobofe 81
Wrobc gctrogelt nodoem fir 0ds
Seelcnbeil Der Gntid)laicnen &e-
olliemmclicn in Der ct. Botrifs-a Sir.
d)c celebrirt iporoen ipuren. Yoli5i.
item bes oltlihen Siitrifts fullgirten
ols 9obrtudtrdger fir Serrn SEER.
Sat Gbineicn sum 9 Of +.
- Mls 9citern Die Negerin 2ottie
9telion bon Mr. 1915. Sogers Gourt,
NIT iiitf &aiicngenoiien meeen Crap
ipicls oilrd Gid)tcr 2lepellpn in Der
norOoltliden Yoli5eiitotion Su elmer
Struie bon ST unb Soften perbor.
merit mlroe, frat Gin flciner i6lib-
1ugiger Gbinele Dor mo erfldrte lid
bereit, &ottic's Strofe 81, berappell.
2ottie oollftc linn fir feline ritterlihc
Oienitleiitlng NIT perbeiBungspollen
Vliden, iuelfe Der Sobn oes bimm.
liihcn Heides nit icligem Sdnlul.
5eln auifing.
Gle Sebanfeier bes .8eut.
id)en aricgerbu!lbes ppil Baltimore"
fin0et IN bieiem Sabre al benz So.
tum Der Oenflpiirbigen Shlaft mo
@efangennobme oes aaiiers Napo-
leon, 3. September, i'm @eItenb.Narf
itntt. Ger ariegerbu1b bat Die nm.
iaIienblten 8orbereitungen fir bas
Seit gctroffen, nlb Die @eiild)er bes.
lelben meroen lid) pblle 3meifel gut
omiiiircn. Iie S%eoanfeier beginnt
INN 3 llbr Nodmittags, ullo Inn 8
llbr -Mbenos eriol9t Der interehallte
Gbeil bes 3opfenitreids. Ger Gin.
tritt lit mr. 10 Gents pro Eerlon.
Gas Yeniions 9 y It III
Ser Yennp 80 a bn.-|
SSnt Wonot SiiIi lultroen aus Dem I'm.
teritiibungs. roer Yeniicnsfono ser
Eenniplpania.Yabn $9S,293.70 ans.
be5oblt, all Mngeitellte nilf Sen 2iltiell
oltlid BON erie mo Yittsburg, ntio
5tpor $59,797.t0 ali Mr6eitslnfGbigc
unb $3S ,496.6O al 5ornilietI oercn
grndbrer itarben. Mitf oen 2i,tien
meitlid bon Yittsburg betrlgen Die
Mus5oblungen aus benz Yeniionsionb
S43,164.80, uno 5ipar $4,000 an ar.
6eitslinf1bige nno $23,t64.SO an 80.
miliell, beren Grndbrer geitorben.
Stdbtiih &c 9efanntnto Of.
Ger Stabt.@ eon1eter
8aleigb s. 3bomas 5eigt an anoerer
SteIe oes v0eutiden Gorreiponoen.
ten" an, oaB ct an 7.sSeptember bos
Hipeai Der 80. uno Der giooleitrobe
feititellen ipirb.
@ebduoe : Snipeftor Treiton
maft an anberer Stelle gpplifatio.
men fir fleine Nripileeien befonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01

NahflGnge5 u Ha53ioS.-
Ser &citorroteur Ybil. Goulong bon
Der Gaitern-M unb 10.
StraBe, beiien @irtbibait oni Sout.
tag burd Die Golntp.E pli5ei iiber-
rilnlpelt iunroe, lit g~eitern oltrd go.
li5eirid)tcr Sbompion bon Canton lpe-
gen ongeblihen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
an Sonntog unter $500 Yiirgibaft
fiir oos @erihtsperfobren gcitellt
lporoen.
3ieielbc ACKNOWLEDGING, ipeld)e
ain Sonntag gegen 0incent Seueif,
bon Yer. 1912. Observation-Disclosures, er.
Doben lullroe, ouf lpclfen Die Spiri.
lolentSicen5 fir Die bon ieinem Yril.
DER 6rnnf Sepeif betriebeue Wirtb.
l6aft an Der Ebilo0elpbia.Nooo nno
Nortb.E oint-8ooo ollsgeiteat lit,
luliroe tuegcn Wnngels an geniigen.
ocn Yepeilen Observation-Disclosures, oage.
gen r1irbe Tinceut Scpeif pegen oli.
gebliden Saltens zines i~inoroentli.
den Soiies nit $50 ullb Soften be.
trait. Sratf Sepeif lpliroe utter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING Der al,gebliden Conn.
togsnrbeit nit So mo Soften b%eItraft.
Mid)ael Stofioro, bon 9tr. 200,
Siio.S trideritrubc, oeiien Wirtbid)ait
am Sonntog nllsgcboben muroe. bat.
tc iih .geltern wegcn Sonntagsper-
fotiS geiitiger 0etr6nfe Dor Yoli5ei.
ridJter Yeoh in Der iiiOipeItIid)en go
l~i5eiltation 81 perantfporten, Der i'm
ltntcr 9iirsid)ait iiir oas gerfabren
pes Grininalgeridts ieitbielt.
Yioblifer J~oo. Der 81.
jGbriae Elumben Sobn 9tpper bon
pr. 2037, observation-disclosures, itarb
gcitern abeno gail3 pI6blid in iei.
ZEN @elh1ftslofale, Nr. t21, WeIt.
Wulberrpitr.
Die nj NJ lu II q
Der Millionaire Der Srobiinn,SaQc.
9oi,1Gompagnie finbet, iuie an ait.
oerer Steae bes .Ieutiden Core
i%ponoenten" ange5eigt. am 10. Sep.
TENDER, Abenos s llbr in Der Sale
Itott.
Yptbiasritter an Ser ) II.
1peftionstomr. Die 9eamten
Der @roBloge Der .Eptbins. Sitter"
troten geitern cine aren3tour burd,
ben Staat WarplanS an. Inn sic inb.
oroinirten Sogen 81 beind)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
Straf-Grpcoitiun.

gotnDia, 30. NuallIt. - Iie
!Soldi,oer babcn cine Stroi.grpcoi.
tion nod Der Sniel Stores geionot,
I'm Die Gingeborenen fir einen ltcber.
fdl allf elm Ietodemcht Splboten,
lei Incident Is Worm getobtat ipllr.
ben, 81 5iidtigcn. Bel Dem erItcn
Sreifen iino bercits III e%ingeborenc
.gefalen. 80,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
Wabrideinlid} 1000 3ubtc.

Stabt Merifo, 80. Musnit. =
1cn allerlesten Nadrif)ten ans benz,
lteberidmcnmnings : @ebiete 5ufolge
miro iid Die 3abi Der Iooten pabr.
if,einlid aui 1000 belauien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
Sn SeberIp.
Hrafiocnt Salt bat cincn seid6itiscn
Sag.

Gomicrirt ldlleerc 3cit nit bcnl
Staatsiefret6r, moraui perlfic-
oene grnennungen befannt gege-
ben.-Giu neleS Mmt inn Staats=
Gepartemcnt belebt. Die Or.
ganiiation oes 6itlid)en Bureaus
bes Stoats- Departments idreitct
riiitig ipeiter. = @cncralfoninl
@iaiams III Gientiin gum Gor,
itcJer ttfercn. '44E gcocrlp ais
Sommer-H eiioen5 oes YrGiibcn.
ten fir nadites Sabr oltscrforen.
9eperlp. Mali., 30. Mrguit. -
Yraii0ent Saft bate cinen aus.
nobmsmeiie geidditigen Nadmittoa
uno in @emeinibaft nit Sefretdr
3tor erleoigte er 5ablreide @eibGfte.
Sab er nadlltes Sabr ben Sommcr
IN geperlp 5li5ubringen gebenft, lit
1ett lid)er, bei1n er erneuerte beilte eli.
llcn W%ietbspertrog fir Dos Saus, in
Incident CT ipobnt, uno Die 9epobner
bon gcpcrlp iinb barob cnt5iidt.
Senrp Sopt, e9emaligcr @cncrnl'
Mnipalt, wurbe gum Mntpalt oeS
Staots.G epartements crnonnt. Gie-
les lit eth itell geid'affencs Mmt. Gie
Organization Oes oltliden Viirenus
bes Staats-G departments iplrhc be-
iprod]en, nno nie %perlautet, miro Sr.
Gbtporo {. @iaiams, scr General,
aoniul in Sientiin, China, gum Gor-
iteber zines 9iireaus ernannt mcroen.
Stonsforo Stcpens MiQer, iun., io-
paniider SefrctGr lub Tolmetiber
Der amcrifaniiden 2egation 3u 80.
flo, miro ebenfolls nod Den Sereinig.
ten Stoateit 5nriidbcrufen, iun oemI
Stabc beS neiicl1 Bureaus bei;utrc.
ten. Gle Mufgabe oes Yiireaits miro
IN Der 60rberlIng bes amerifoniid)en
Sanbels in Ilien beiteben.
CHARLES %. Sleeper nnb $. $. Ia.
pics, Spcjial-Neenten bes SonoelS.
Hcportcmellts, perben bem neileu9ii.
rcau fir 'Sanoelsbe5iebungcn gum
Iarif i'm Staats.G epartement 5llee-
tbeilt.
Sefretar 9auitger pom Geporte- ;
lnent oes Snneren, iuelfer lid) auf
Dem @ege nad benz Often befinoet,
luir6 i'm Seitroiim bon 5ebn 1oeen 5n
@ep,rlp arluar.fef.T 81 bat 3eeiner &c
peife an ben G%rdiioenten ST 5olec
5uerit in @oibinston widtiee@eiddf-
70 ~ nr(pNtnpu |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
Ser rotbc Sabn.

W~crtbpoGeS Nutonlobi( Oes Serrr
Sobn @m. S. Gutter an Der
Srauflin.&ouo in Iihe gelegt. =
3ipei @raSbrGnoe. = Die 9nott'.
i6e Giua in GotonspiQc in Seu-
rrSgefabr. - 0rGnoc bier uno GA.
Gen Gerlitit zines mert6ponen
Mlltonlobils, in meld)em er Iid IN
Sonntog NIT ieinem Chauffeur @il-
liam Si1oermon, icinem Sobn uno
Scrrn &. 9. @algb auf Der 6abrt
ilod) Der 9utoeSbaliptitaot befauo,
beflogt Serr s.. u. S. Gutter, Der
Sefretor Der 2alter & Gutter Ganop
Company, bon Or. 1903, Clifton.
Mpcnuc, III &albroot. SaS ,S6naIi.
ferl" ling l1nllid) oil Der Sranflir.
Hoo0, in Der Nobe oes 6ranflin-So-
tells, fSeuer utto mar bolo, nod)oem
lid Die Sniailen ourd) Spriinge aus
Dem &roftWagen g~erettet batten, in
Slommlen gebiiIlt. S%elepboniih be-
nodrihtigte man Die Selleripebr bon
G~atonsDille, ipelde cine babe Stlln-
DC ipoter, nod)oem llid)t mebr piel 81
loihe1l mar, nit Der benliidcnS prise
ol,gcrollelt fam. Die Moih;te pilr-
DC total pernibtet; oieielbc mar nid)t
ucrlihert.
Solgcn Scr 0iirre.
3cbn Mdcr biirr g%clporbenes @roS
bronllte 9~citern in Der Hdbe bon Ga.
t~onspllc. Der beitige Wino bate
5llr Solge, ooB Die 6lammen offers
bod in Die 2iiftc ibolien unb iid init
rieiiger @eidnpinoigfeit Den Weg por-
iportS babnten. Sn GROCER @efabr
id)pebtc Die ¬t'ihe Giaa an Der
Sreocrid-Gono unb @eoumont.Mpe.
pon Den 8lnmmen ereriffen 3lt mer-
BEN iuesbalb Die Scuerlucbr bon ga.
tonspiac olisriifcn uno ous @ebauoe
heihiiben nrBtc. Gin Mrbeiter ntod,,-
tc angeblid Elm Sol5fellcr in Der N1be
Der %gcnnnntcn GiQo, INN lid) Giien
o%uf5ulpGrmcll. Nnitott bolielbe lpa.
ter mls5umnd)cn, lieB CT es meiter
bremen.
&onnte iiblc SoIgen
bubet.
Srgeno cine Yerion ltedte geitern
&ormlittog bns oiirr gelporoene @ras
ollf Der 9aulteQe Der WeItern Warp.
lan0.Giienbnbn an Der @de bon Wtc-
Gonlos- uno 2igbtItroBe in 9ranb.
Die Womnlcn muroen an9eibiirt
burd) befti1en Wiro unb pflol5ten
iid) NIT beitiger @eibirinbiafeit mei.
ter tort. 9ie Spriten-9 ompognie
Nr. II, iuclde bon GngItlihen 9etuob.
1lerll III Der 9sod)barid)uft Der 9ranb-
ftdtte benodri6tigt muroe; lold)te
pen @rass, reipl 8anIteaen.B rono. "
Z SHredIihes Grmoben.
Gin Strobidd, nuf ipeIdlent geiteril
@ormittag Der Meger Mnoreip Nnber-
ion, bon Nr. II, Souies Court,
ifnord)te, gerietb iebenfaas inioIge
Selbitent5iinoung III Brand. Die
Siee lpefte Den Sdlaienben, Der bon
Sd)reden beieelt ouiipraug n,o aus
Dem Sauie %itiir5te. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l0ibtcn Die 6lommcn.
" d) flange 5u Na65inS.7-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01

BSFe axr Neiie in's AnsIauS be.
iorst s. Saaius, Nr. Ala, Dn.Balti.
mereitrake, nate Guitom Hpnie HE
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-29
WHISKEY CONNOISSEURS
APPEAR BEFORE TAFT

Washington, June 29.-In the swell
tering heat of the cabinet room, Pre-
sident Taft today sat as judge and
heard the arguments o. whiskey ex-
perts and their lawyers on the sub
ject of What is whiskey?" The en-
tire time previous to the regular ca
binet meeting was consumed in lis
tening to arguments on exceptions
made to the opinion Of Solicitor Gen
eral Bowers, covering phases of the
controversy relative to straight
whiskey." A representative directed
his principal argument against Bow
ers contention that neutral spirits
mixed with whiskey may be sold un-
der the pure food law as whiskey,
but agreed that neural spirits were
not whiskey.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-29
POLICE Determined
TO LOCATE Leon

New York. June 20 "A police cor
don thrown about a comparatively
narrow territory comprising Patter-
son, Passaic, Haekensack and other
neighboring towns in New Jersey,
was today tightening around a num-
Der of Cinnamon, among whom the
police hope to find a trace of Leon
Ling, the supposed slayer of Elsie
Sigel. Fifty detectives have been
placed in this territory, which leads
to the belief that the police have in
formation which has not yet been
made public. The mystery surround
ing the murder of Miss Sigel and the
disappearance of Ling seemed no
nearer a solution today. The detec-
tives ran down clew concern
ing the removal of trunk to a
laundry in Harlem, but found only an
empty building.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-29
NO Use TO TEACH
GREEK IN COLLEGES

New Haven, Conn, June 29.-There
is no use trying to teach Greek to
the American youth, was practically
the decision of President Hadlcy, of
Yale university, in his annual report
today, submitted to meeting over
which Clifford Pinchot presided. Presi-
dent Hadley declared the best educa-
tors in Europe and America claim the
study of Greek takes more time than
it is worth. He said the American
public don't care to have their sons
taught Creek and that the colleges
cannot teach things the people don't
want.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-29
UNION SAYS IT WON
STREET CAR COMPANY OFFICIALS
ALSO CLAIM COMPLETE
VICTORY
BIG FINANCIAL LOSS
AlTHoUGA OF SHORT DURATION,
TRAFFIC TIE-UP PARALYzED
BUSINESS

Pittsburg, June 29.-Pittsburg is
happy today because its people do not
have to walk down town The street
car strike which for two days tied
up traffic, causing a decentralization to
business. was ended late last night
by a conference between the trac-
tion company officials and leaders of
the carmen's union.
Big Financial Loss
The loss to the cisy as result of
the strike has been large. in wages
to carmen, the loss in fares to the
company. the loss IN trade to the
department stores sna the general
standstill of business.
Both Claim victory
The union claims to have gained
its point in everything, while the
company claims the same thing.
Mayor Magee. who brought about
the agreement, says nothing further
than there win be no trouble in
Pittsburg traction circles for many
years to come.
The Points Adjusted
Excepting one point, which will be
arbitrated later. the differences adj
iusted ait the conference before May
Or Magee last night were as follows:
The number of short runs will be
reduced fifty per cent; the carmen
Withdraw their objections to emer-
gency runs; the Sunday runs win not
be longer than the week day runs:
.wo discharged employees will be
given a hearing and conductor who
ost his seniority win be restored
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-29
INFORMAL STAG AFFAIR
RECENTLY APPOINTED MEMBER
OF SUPREME COURT BY
PRESIDENT TAFT
HIS CAREER BRILLIANT
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
OF UNITED STATES UNDER
ROOSEVELT

Chief Justice William j. Mills, OF
the New Mexico supreme court, was
host at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon at
"a stag luncheon at his residence,
1103 Seventh street, the guest Of hon
or being Judge Afford W. Cooley,
who recently was appointed by Pres
ident Taft to be a member OF the New
Mexico supreme bench.
Judge Cooley arrived in thu city
today on Santa Fe train No. 1. com
ing direct from Washington. where
he has been for several weeks past
He was met at the train by Judge
Mills and driven at once to the Mills
home,
The luncheon, which was served in
courses, was an informal stag affair
plates being set for eight, including
the host and complimented guest.
Others present were United States
Attorney David ]. Leahy, Assist
ant U. S. Attorney S. B. Davis jr.,
Attorney Chas A. Spiess. Attorney W.
G. Hayden, M. NJ. Padgstt, editor of
The Optic, and Eugene G. Twitty of
Ration, probate clerk and deputy dis
trict clerk of Colfax county.
Chief Justice Mills and Judge
Cooley will leave on Santa Fe train
No. this evening for Santa Fe,
where they go to attend the special
session of the supreme court, which
meets there Thursday
A Learned Lawyer
1t is with no little pleasure that The
Optic takes this opportunity of well
coming to New Mexico and particu-
larly to Las Vegas, Judge Afford w.
Cooley. He is the kind of man that
belongs to the west. He is young en-
ergetic and possessed of ability; he
is fair, open and free in manner.
Judge Cooley is Harvard grad
uate, and his college days are still
comparatively close at his heels, for
he is a very young man when one
considers the responsible positions he
has filled since graduating from the
university. His years. however, are
sufficient and they sit lightly upon
him. His experience in public affairs.
and particularly the legal side of pub
lie affairs. has heen broad and deep.
The republican electors of Westches-
ter county sent him to the state leg
islature Of New York. where he was
an able and effective representative.
A position on the national civil serv-
ice commission gave him still more
experience. and his connection with
the department Of justice as assistant
attorney general <f the United States
during the administration of Presi-
dent Roosevelt developed latent and
inherent powers and made of him a
well rounded and unusually able man.
Why He Came West
About year ago the arduous labors
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-29
HONDURAS ON VERGE
OF NEW REVOLUTION

New Orleans, June 29.-No confr-
nation of the pending revolution in
Honduras was obtainabie from Ameri-
can Consul W A. Brictwood. who ar:
rived here last night from Puerto
Cortez. He declined to discuss the
situation in Central America. Other
passengers from there say that while
there is considerable unrest. a revolu-
tion is improbable.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-29
CONTROLS TARIFF BILL
TILLMAN BREAKS LOOSE WITH
AMENDMENT FOR A DUTY
ON TEA
HE RECEIVES A HARD JOLT
AFTER MUCH DEBATE HIS PROP
osITloN IS ovERWHELM-
INGLY DEFEATED

Washington, June 29.-Many peo-
pie defied the torrid weather this
morning to visit the senate to hear
the verbal BATTLE ove- the income
tax amendments. Huge buckets Of
lemonade in the cloak rooms were
often visited by tbs members ant
each was given palm leaf fan as
he entered.
Senator Brown brought up the
question, but Senator Aldrich imme-
diately said the financs committee
had determined that the main tariff
bill should be completed before the
amendYents We're taken up and he
would move to table any amendment
brought up at this time. In the
course Of his answers 20 questions
he said he would support the corpo-
ration tax amendment as a means
of defeating the income tax and ex-
pressed the opinion tfat the tax
would be repealed after two years or
its rate materially lowered.
Aldrich outspoken
Senator Aldrich made his state
ment during an argument over the
tea tax. The corporation tax and in
come tax could not be kept out of
debate. And it was in response to
a direct question from Senator Clay
that Mr.. Aldrich responded bluntly
his position on the income tax.
Il shall vote fer the corporation
tax as means of defeating the in
come tax. / shall be perfectly frank
about it. l shall vote for it also for
another reason. The income tax of
the government will show a deficit of
sixty million dollars this year and
next year it will be ferty millions.
am willing the deficit shall be TAX
en- care of by the corporation tax
but at the end of two years it should
be reduced or repealed"
Senator Alldrich als1 said any
permanent form of taxation was sure
IN destroy the protective system
now in vogue
TiIIman Butts In
All this was but preliminary, and
when the tariff bill was taken up
the income tax was put aside to en-
able Senator Tillman to argue an
amendment on the tea schedule
for the purpose of completing this
schedule before the tax amendment
was taken up. Mr.. TiIlman lost no
time in taking up the tea schedule
and asking duty OF ten cents a
pound on it. He declared this should
be done to protect the tea growers
Of South Carolina. who. he said.
Would soon be able to furnish enough
tea for America and even ship some.
He declared there is an enormous
profit in tea now and with the duty
proposed America could grow its own
tea.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-29
RUNAWAY CARS DASH down
GRADE At FRIGHTFUL Speed

According to information received
here today, disastrous wreck on the
Ration division Of the Santa Fa rail
way was narrowly averted yesterday
afternoon. when string of five cars
and a caLoose got away from a
switch engine in the Ration yards, yes
terday and ran wild for forty miles,
or to Tori station. this side of Patton.
While details are lacking, it ID said
that the runaway cars made the fif-
teen miles between Ration and Heb
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-29

Tucumcari. N. M, June ga band
of night riders, believed to be tenn
perance advocates, rode into two sa-
looms here late last night, shot the
bar fixtures to pieces and destroyed
al the liquor in sight. They then rode
into dance hall nearby, where they
broke up the merriment. causing a
panic. Several women tainted and
the men fled.
The affair created great excite
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-29
NIGHT RIDERS SHOOT
Up TUCUMCARI SALOONS

ment AS all of the men who did the
shooting were masked. none were
recognized. Just what action viii be
taken by the authorities is not
known. although the matter has been
placed in the hands of the district
attorney for Investigation. Governor
Curry, at Santa Fe. has also been
notified of the outbreak
The raid was the result of move
ment on foot here to make the town
dry
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-29
Ell PAso DOCTOR is
ARRESTED FOR PERJURY

Los Angeles, Calf. June 29.-Dr.
Frank Bell. of Ell Paso. Texas. who
accused A. P. Sanget. his wife's
brother, and o. P. Widaman Of hav-
ing shot him, was arrested yesterday
on charge of perjury growing out
of this case nearly year ago. Bell is
also charged with having thrown a
deputy constable out Of his yacht
when the latter came to serve an at
tachment. His bail was Fixed at $4,000.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-29

ron. in fifteen minutes. and tie re-
manning twenty-five miles in better
time than a mile a minute. The run
away cars dashed down grade at light
ming speed, having been given clear
track, ,ffor as soon as the dispatcher at
Ration was advised of the accident.
all freight and passenger trains were
given hurry orders to take the sid
lings along the way.
Encountering heavy grade. the
runaways stopped Of their own ac-
cord.