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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29

= Dus Peoples 8auf @sbdube at
Der Gde bon S8aibinsion gusuue uni
Sprucs StraBe iOll um jwei Stodwsril
srb6bt werben.
= Pfarrer 8. 8. Malous iesnstl
am WtittwOf Srdulein Siabslla SeinS'
mann BON bier unb Surrp applsbp pOr
gBllfesbarre als Elm @bepaar elm.
-3wsi @bsideibuusen uuroen an
WtOntas BON @sriat bewillist, uenilid
0attis M. Ssuer uou 8illiam o.. 3
Ssller, unb TbOmas 6. @lusrs bon
Soniia @luers.
frau emma SlaBner liss am Srei'
tag sesen ibreu @atteu Seurp cine @bs.
idsibunssilase eiutraseu. neil sr fis an.
sebti6 berart bebanoelte. oab ibr gu.
iammenlebeH nnertrdslid wurbe.
- Srautein gsnss o. Scrine bon
8iue StraBe uuO Garl 8. Baumann
BON 9loro Srpins auenue murben am
MittpOd Uormittns bur9 Or. Dor.
DIETER in ieiner @obnuns oils Elm @be.
paar einseiesnet.
= Der ftdotii ide Marftplas on Sie.
bsnter StraBs nub S6nsll court. bel
BEN gBeit 9adamanna Gpeuue Siaouft,
ioll nddften Wiontas er6ffnet weroen !;
beinabe idmmtlide gbtbsiluussn In
Osmielben iinO idOn usrmistbst.
= Sc lit mOsli6. baB bic 9lirser
bieien 9erbft cine @slsssnbsit bubsn
werbsn. fiir cine 5rau OILS Sdulbiret.
TORN 3u itimmen. oeuu bic Parteiiiibrer
Oenfeu ernitli6 oaran. cine oOer mebr
fiir oas Gmt auf3uitellsn.
- Der 5iabrise Soiepb @bOlOd BON
Sar4 StraBe ersriff am Oonneritas
Nbenb Dor Der Glternwobnung einen
bslaoensn DRAFT. Der BON sinem Pfo.
iten berab bling, uno ebe elm PaGant
ben SHaben befreien fonnte. mar sr
idlimm perlest. Die re9te 9anb, 70.
lpie bsioe Seine oberbalb ben 9n6heln
Duroeu fart uerienst unb oisies. per.
bunben NIT Der 9ieruenerihitteruu9,
IisB bic sler3te i'm 5Oipital be;msifslu.
Ob er wieber seueien wiirOe.
= Serr @eorse Se1sr, Der lunss
Sabre an Reun Gpeuue einen Meiisr,
idmieblaoen betrieb, 1T am Wiontae
slbsnb in ieinsr Wobnuns an u. SBuib.
nston Gpenue i'm glter BON 65 Sabren
,eitorben. @r pirb pon Der Bittwe,
,rei E69tern unb einem Bruoer iibsr.
ebt. Der 8eritOrbene wuroe in Utica,
u. g.. sebOreu. mar absr felt 1868 bier
Die 8eeroisuns finbet beuts
Uiorseu i'm Srisbbofe bel 0io. 5 itatt.
iah uorberisem @ottesbisnite in Der
atbol. ct. Marieu @emsinoe 9irde.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
Die 9eue S6iller San uub slnlsibs
@ciellIfaft unn Serantun, Na.

Die idbrIi6t 9srIammIuns Der Aftitnbtfbtr
btr Neuen ShillT Bau uub auItibt @tltl-
iGaft Bon SCRANTON, pa., pirb abstbalifn am
DlitfpcG, ben f2. Suli 1911, in bsT Sfiisf Ter
@dtaG9aft, 236 Nbams AptHut, SCRANTON,
pa, iRif6en ben Sunbsn BON bic llbr
abtnbs, fir bic Grp6bIuns BON 9tamitn unb
grI,eisuns ipI&T @d&dftt, bic ssb5ris pprst
braHt psIben. Mmsnbfmtnit unb RfbfngtltBt
linh fHrifilit uniubrfitst uHb In BEN prptpfoa
tinettragtn nsrbfn, unb pirb bariibtr abot.
liimmt In bslaetn 9abrtsssrlammluns.
=. q. 9 S@ultr,
0fbilfe- Stfrfi6r
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29

= Der friiber bier wObnbafts 5rant
.. Eropp nnb 5rdulsiu @racs Tbomas
pom Yries StraBs purbsn am 0ontas
IN Glmira, u. ., gum IunO fir's &c.
ben sinesissuet. -. -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
@apne Gcuntp.

SunrsbaIe. e.-Oie yta9bariAaft pou
Rilepui1e in oisiem @Ountn waro Disn.
flag Jiaht uon einem auBerorbsntlid)
itarteH Sturm beim9eiudt. Welher gro
Sen Shaoen anriAtete. Gieles 8ieb
ertranf. Sdeunen uuo guBenssbduoe
wurosn weaseidwemmt uno Der Saa
teuitauO selddbist. Der Sturm mar
Der idlimmne. wslder Die 9iadbaridaft
in 9ubren betruf. .-9arrp Sasermauu
1T am Wtontas ju @bsrrp 8iOsr I'M al'
ter uon 35 Sabreu 9eiforben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
aautbeit Fam ni4t aebeilt inc

Saubbeit Fam uibt sebeilt iperG
ben bur& locale gpplieatipusn. neil lis ben fttn.
TN 3btiI oss Sbrfs nibt srreidsn fSnnsH. Gs
sisbt uur stusn @sa, bic 5aubbsii ,u turirsu,
uno bas III hurb epnffitutiontle 5silmitiel.
5aubbsi pire eur6 sinsn snijiHrasn 3uiiaub
her ibldmiesn Nustlsiruns bH Guiid6iitsn
HDbre psrurlaht. gDenu bieIr RBbre iih sut-
jbnest. babt 9br sineu rumpsInbsn 5pn pber
unpcpfpmmtnts 6,tbSr; uup wsnu Iis gan, ar,
i6Iphsn II, srfOlsi 5aubbsit uup psnn bic Gnt.
shnbuns nibt sebpbsn unO bisit S6bre pisesr In
ibrtn attSristu 3ufaub pritBt ptrbtn faun,
piIo has 6ebDr fur INNER snii6ri psretn; umn
66lIe unisr ssbn ilnb burt 9aiarrb prnriact,
pslhr niGis aIs Gin enBHnbsttr 3uIianb etr
l&ldmtesu Sbtr1Gtsn III.
gpir ppIen fiHbunbtrt Dollars fir isbsn
(tur6 aatdrrb ptruriadtsn) 0aa pcn Saubbtii
asbtn, ben mir nidt pur6 9innstmsn ppn Sil's
9dtorrbssur bsilen i6uHen. eabt GuR UNI.
lOuIt @irrularr fommen.
8. 8. ebtutp & Go, Splsep, ..
ssd@ 8srtnuft BON alien Npptbtfsrn, 75e.
SallS 6antilitn.pillsu iup bic bslfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29

= Sudbdnoler 6. 8. Stiid trat an
Samitas BON Siew Yort aus cine Rsil,
mad Deutidlauo, S6msi, unb Stalier
on unb wirO bis Wiitts 9lusuit briiber
usrpeileu.
= Srau Srant 8sder un6 To6tei
5raulein @liiabstb iino gum 8siut Dor
Serrn uno Sran @barles Dallus mad
Snterlafen. 81. s., ssreiit unO psrber
Dor Der Rhffebr aud Serrn unO Srau
souis 3immsr bsiu6en, psla sritsrst
iest superintendent Der 9isu @nglaut
8rauerei lit.
= 9iathan 8eiB purbs am Donner.
flag auf Die 9lase oes Wfar 9foIenblutt
uou SIo S5Orse uerbaftst, neil er anseb.
lid bas Datum on einem S6ulbldein
dnoerte uno $175 Diherre6tli6 TOILET.
tirts. sloermaun Wtoir itellte 8ei6
fur Elm seriAtliAes Griaeiuen untsr
$500 Siirsi6aft.
- Sect, ua9oem Die gia9flanss bes
aonuentes bes DeutI6, gImerifanil6en
3entral'Sunbes uerrauidt iinb, trifft
Der ScrantOn SisoeriruuB eifris Die Sor.
bereitunsen fiir oas Sdussrfsit, psl6es
i'm slusuit unter feinsu guipi,isn oa.
bier absebalten perben mirb. SIN meb.
reren abgebaltensn 8sriammluusen Der
5eftbebOroe iino alle bic n6tbissn sinlei'
tenoen Sdritte senommen porosn, nm
oas Sdnssrfeit 3u einem brillianten mu.
iitaliiden @reisniB Su seitalten. Elm
Seit, bas oem 9ieoertranS iOwie Der &c.
iammten Staot iur @brs 9ereiden pirb.
Die perl6ieoenen Sonber.@ @omites =
Muiif, slusflus, SOmmsrs, YreiIs, ETC..
-baben idOu tiihtiS uor9earbsitet unb
i'm slllsemeinen ale ndberen @in3eln.
beiten feltaeitellt, ioOaB nur nod &c.
wifie Details uOtbis iino, nm bas se:
iammte6eltpro9ram Iu uerpollitdnbisen.
SOpeit bnben iib ctwa fiinf3ebn Ser
cine nit elmer SGu9srSabl BON iiber 500
gum Preisiin9en auSemelOet, uno on
BEN seittOujert peroen auBer oieien bic
SBiltesbarre @Oncorbiu uub Der Sunser
Wtduuer6Or pOn bier mitpirfen. Slud)
Swei talsntuOlls Soliiten, Srdul. NiarD
Serbian pom Bottom, SOprau, uuO Serr
WtortOn glttins uon 1iep DOrf. Bari
ton. iino fir bas SOniert sewonner
wOrben, aud wiro iebr pabri6eiuhd
unier tiihtises SDmpbOnie SrGsltel
an oemlelben tbeilnelmen; es 1T aud
mO9lih, ba6 elm 9elunspersin uon nat
tiOuulem 0tuf pom einsr @rositabt iid
bstbeilisen wirb, ieOod III iOldes nod
unbsitimmt. (Die @intrittsprsile fiji
Ous Soujsrt finb auf $1.0O, rs unb sc
felt9eiest uorben.) 0ie Seitbeb0rol
bat aud beidIoiien, auBer ben Orsi Dt
plOmen fur Die preissewinuenbsn Ser
cine orei ipe3ielIs greiie su ftiftsn, mas
uu3weifslbuft CUR 5Olse babsu pirb
ouB isoer gersin iein sllsrbsites lsiItet
SObalO Oas Prosram pOllftdnbis aus
searbeitet 1T, wsrbsu mir OuiieIbs ii
Detail publiSirsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
2acfatpamna SSipeia.

Die Heriammlung am Sreita9 mar
wieoerum gut beiu9t unb cine lebbuite.
Das wSiinf3iSer" @omits ftuttete eineu
uorldniissn Beridt ab. @iuuabmeu
uno aussaben Der uerldteOenen unter'
@omites balten iid TO jisnlid bic Usage
uuo Elm tleiues Dsfi5it mdrs nidt uu'
mabridsinlid, aber bas RrOsram 60.
mite unter Der 9situus bss Ssrru Senrp
Self, unteritiist ourd cine anjabl mos
dsre aifiitenten, bat 70 smiis uno Siels
bepuBt searbsitet, baB Elm ueberi&uB
uOn etwa $3.50 uorbanbsn isin wirO,
ustdsr Der .3Deiefaiie suouts iOmmt.
Sefrstar Sris S8asner usrlas sinen
Seriht oes .Seiui- @omitss, Der ~
elmer Idnsersn uuo gum Gbsil lsbbaften
Debate anlab CAB. Gn bem 8sidluB
oss @omites. bas Der Ysriaufsitanb
SO. (nabs Der unteren Ginfubrt) ulls.
Seit fiir ben 3weis, feline Wiitslisoer
uno oereu Samilisn rsleruirt iein ioll,
uubmen eiuiss Ssrren gnitOb uno iaie.
men Der aniidt. caB Der 3wsis oaOurd
in aonfurrsns nit ben fsitsebenoen Yer'
eineu trste. Der slufauf oes @runbss
uno bic Serbeiierunssn wurosn unter
osm ausOriidli6en Sorbebalt senladt,
oaB mir Elm Seim fir bas seiammte
Deutidtbum iduffen pollen; anS Die
ipateren @eloBeidnuusen Der 9ersins
iowobl nie uon Priuatlsuten murbeu
nit bieiem @inuerltdnonib ssma9t. @s
wdre allo Elm Yertraueusbrud, msun
mir iest srfldren wiiroen: Dieter Oosr
iener 0srein bat beute elm Bic Sic uno
mir baben bier nihts 5u ia9en. oiirfsu
Sbnen auf nit ni6ts aufpartsn !"
Das 9sim @omite eradtete ss fur feline
Pfltdt, TO Su banosln. pie es setban;
wenn Ssrsine Gusfliise balten, miro bas
@Omite ni6ts tbun. um @dlte ansulo'
den. wenn absr iol6e aus sisutm Gin.
triebe tOmmeu, 70 bhrfen iie nit uOll'
item 8shte auf eiuen Rubeplas uuo
Seoienuns sluipru6 MAIDEN. Das
Serfabren bes Counties puroe ,ulest
eiuitimHis sutsebeiBeu.
IS wuroen Psiitiouen on Die Stra.
Benbabn @ompanis uno on bic 4uursl
Sinie @omponie porselest uno unter,
3eidust, worin eritere um ausoebnuns
ibrer Sinie bis nabe gum Yarf. uno les-
ters um cine SabnitatiOn obsn um Ysr |
&c eriuht meroen. DUN lit Hom nltr |
in einem Gage erbaut morben. = uuo mir |
tonnen nitt erDarten, iOfOrt nad @r'
oes Parts aud cine Yabuusr'
binoung Su babsn; aber lie piro fom.
men uno, Denn ni6t alle NnSeiden
triiseu. redt balb.
Die nahbenamten 2s @injslsleoer
wuroen siuitimmis aufssuOmmsn: So.
bann SsdtIOff, SBilbslm Yubsnbat.
Ebeooor Selfe, SatOb @obn, @briitian
@umin, Better @aro. 5rieOri6 ariissr,
6einrid Ssbrli. Ridaro Seller, Safob
aranfe. 8. y. Sraufe, 9Bilbslm 9auf.
bolO. Scbn Sspb. SObaun Nauo. &arl
@ottlieb Wtatti, &sopolo
Sdames, @sOrse Sauls, 6ris Saou,
Baul Straus. Q. Stsinmes, 2lnton
Steinmss, Pbilip Saur. gbas. Stol,,
,. Bsnssl, SOiepb 8Olf, Subn 8el.
fum, @eorse Basner. -.,
Gin antras fano beifdllise aufnab.
me, baB bas 9eim Gomite Der Gurnlef.
lion oes Srbsitsr Yersins einen Guru.
plas auswdble.
Die sepObnliden ROutiusssi6dfte
purosn ebenfalls erlebist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29

Su Der lesteu Sisuns Der epang.
lutb. Spuobe Oss Stautss Diem gorl
wuroe auf geidluB Der swsiipra6iss
lluterri4t in Osm Semiuar su Wft.airp,
Pa., abssi9ufft uno elm rsinbsuti6sr
2urius siussfiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29

= Srau @rusitiue S4umann.Seini.
bic sefeierte Basueridnssriu. 1T in 8s.
slsituns ibres @atten unb jwsier ibrer
9inOsr auf oem Dampfer -Yla9sr- am
WOntaS ua4 europa ubssrsift.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
1ttttsttAS SeA0rtNf+

am l. Sui miro Die Scranton 8odenbat" Office unO Die
0ruders mad l42 Safro gour orstt bnter Dem otI sbn
uere9t meroen @eie wsrtbsn &unosn woln d sais bic
neue Sage noren unc mad senannte Datum bort porpe9sn
sdtinsSuOa
Ser Seraus9eber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29
Removal Notice.

After July 1 the SCRANTON WoCHENBLATT publishing and
printing establishment will be located 142 Ood Court directly
back of the Hotel Jemyn where shall pleased receive and
serve my customers Respectfully,
The PUBLISHER.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-29

- Wiorssn Gbsnb wiro in Der ct.
Rster's 9irGs bur9 oie 3iOn's Choral
@sisaiGaft cine aantata pOrestrassu,
wsl&s In muiifaIii9sr Sinii9t Elm @r.
fOls jn tpsrbsu usripriat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-19

brim. They will bs distinguished for
moderation In size and simplicity In
trimming Sometimes a swirl OF ma
line with big bow to tho side or
the back is all the trimming used,
one simple but effective idea In trim
ming, seen on white chip sailor
shape in an exclusive shop. was tho
use Of an inch-wids band mado Of
closely pleated white silk that was
wired at each edge, This was formed
into large round buckles placed at
each side OF the crown. and through
which was run the folda OF soft silk
that encircled the crown. Two point
ed pieces OF tho wired pleatng, 10
simulate quills, were run through
tho buckle at the left, in a semi
upright position, Another somewhat
unique feature in trimming. noted in
the same shop, was a padded roll Of
black satin, like huge cord. that
was used on a large sailor shape,
also, and placed on the top Of the
brim few inches from the edge.
At the side OF the crown was small
bunch Of very small rod cherries and
from beneath the satin cable the little
cherries lay all around the brim, at
intervals.
There IL decided preference for
the small flowers this season, which
are usually applied to the larger hati
in the form OF close little wreaths oI
made into shapes to simulate buckles
This latter method was CARED out
charmingly on white Milan which
was turned up sharply at the side be-
meath a large black satin bow. A
small circle OF tiny French flowers
In shades OF dull blue and old pink.
| EeHtluh partly OH lho uhONH hH'i
partly on tho up-turnsd brim, had
the effect OF a buckle, through which
the ends OF the satin bow were
drawn.
Black and white is ono OF the ia
vorod combinations Just now, and for
general wear nothing is more salts
factory since hats OF this type may
be worn with any color gown or suit
For dressy occasions the all black hat
continues to be quite as much In
vogue as ever, on these dress hats
lace is being used a great deal
white, black. and some gold lace.
An unusual trimming scheme used on
fino black Milan hat intended for
reception wear shows one OF the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-19

ways In which lace may be most
effectively used. Two ruffles OF black
Chantllly lace were shlrred onto
wires and attached TO tho front Of
the GROWN. just whore the brim rolled
up slightly, under flat bunch Of
pink roses. The back ENDS OF the
wire were fastened to the crown in
such a way that the ruffles dropped
toward the back OF tho hat, strongly
suggesting the graceful sweep OF the
willow plume, The whole effect was
filmy and delightful.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-19

ornament, formed tho sole trimming
of moa' attractive model in this
style,
when brims are found at all on
these small hats they are very mar
row and turn up close to the crown,
while often they consist only Of a
escent-shaped piece attached at the
side A very da"'ng model with one
Of these narrow brims. was OF white
chip. with the entire crown covered
with red velvet and two white quills
thrust through the narrow white
cord that enoircled It, This use Of
red on tho early spring models is ex-
tensive, especially In tho small hats,
A very Jaunty turban OF black and
white hemp had a wido pump bow
OF red velvet across tho front and
broad red wings sprnging back from
under the loops at each side.
The little flower hats are more ir-
resistible than ever, Tiny pink roses,
lilacs and violets are the flowers
mostly utilized, and while some OF
the shapes are quite brimless, many
show the upright brim turned up
sharply against the crown. This brm
and the crown itsolf may be entirely
covered with the flowers, the trim
ming usually consisting OF an up
standing bow OF ribbon, or a chou OF
maline placed at the side or back
In some OF the Napoleon shapes
those having the brim turned uI
closely against the crown is the from
and the baok-the crowns alone are
covered with flowers. This idea wai
used in smart French model OF
dark blue straw braid which had the
crown entirely covered with dark
blue silk violets. A twig OF deer
pink roses was made to stand up al
the right side.
The chic trioorne shapes. tha
aeem never to get wholly out OF favor
are being shown In many odd, irregu
lar forms. A smart little hat of thl
design was of Loghorn braid. with
a two-inch edge Of fine black braid
sewed to the edge OF the brIm. al
around. so close together as to form
solid band. were very small pal,
pink rosebuds. The only other trim
ming was small black mercur!
wing set at the side OF the crown.
Many variations OF the becoming
sailor shape will be seen. but all sim
liar in one respeot-the up-turnlnI
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-25
COFFEE and SUGAR
Are STILL GOING UP
NECESSITIES SELLING AT HIGH
EST PRICE DEMANDED HERE
IN YEARS.

AS steadily as the winter weather
has been coming. the food prices
have been SOARING into the sky. Yes
terday butter took leap from 35 to
40 cents a pound, and this is not as
high as the merchants expect it to
go At least 45 cents win be reached
before the winter is well started. Al
though as yet the Las Vegas markets
have not felt the latest raise coffee
continues to go up and the consumer
will soon be notified of another altt-
tude record breaker.
Arbuckle's, that for number OF
years sold at two pounds for rs
cents. is now on the market at 80
cents pound. Strange to say, the
heaviest rises in coffee are coming
in the cheaper grades. = Sugar Is
higher than for years. selling now at
IL pounds for ST.. Last year the high
water mark was Ia pounds for 81.
and it is prophesied that the sweet
dope will continue to go upward.
Eggs are as scarce .as hens teeth
and no. doubt they will join in the
heavenly trip. Such a thing as a
real fresh egg is unheard Of almost
and some Of them from Kansas are
old enough to grow whiskers, it is
said. Though potatoes are cheaper
than in the earlier part Of Septena-
ber they will not remain cheap long.
Thelwheat crop this year was abund-
ant but -four is well up in the list
Of altitude seekers.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-25
The CONTEST WAS SPIRITED
DEMOCRATS POLL THE LARGER
VOTE BECAUSE OF INTENSE
RIVALRY
ELECTION DECEMDER TWELFTH
HEPu5LICANs WILL MAKE Oe-
TERMInED EFFORT TO DeposE
DEMOCRATIC RIVALS

Phoenix, Ariz., Oct. 25.--On the face
OF the returns, sufficiently complete
to make the result practically certain,
George w. P. Hunt will be the demo.
cratic nominee for governor against
Judge Edward R. Wells Of Prescott,
republican, in the first state election
December 12.
Wells experienced slight opposition
in the primaries yesterday from
George w. Young, territorial secre-
tary. Hunt, who served as president
of the constitutional convention last
year, defeated Thomas F. Woodin Of
Florence in spite of the opposition OF
nearly every democratic paper in the
state. The democrats polled by far
the heavier vote in the primary yes
terday owing to the large number of
contests for party honors. In the sem
atorial contest. prediction forecasts
have evidently been sent away by
Henry F. Ashurst, who polled so heavv
vote in the northern counties thft
indications point to his nomination
and that of Mark Smith as democratic
ominees for United States senator's
Before the election poiittriens be-
lieved that the nominees would bs
Smith and Eugene s. Ives eof Tucson.
Ralph Cameron Of Flagstaff and HoTaI
A. Smith of Bisbee are their repusli-l
can opponents.
Edward M. Doe, one of the three
republican nominees for the state SUI
preme court, announced just prior to
the primary that he could not serve.
Another nominee will be substituted
for him before the general election.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-25

having their places connected witt
the system. Engineer Morrison j.
preparing plats Of the entire system
which will show ali manholes and the
connections as they are made. The
new system connects with the old
line and drains into the Arroyo Pecos
below the city. Unsanitary conditions
that came with the old style ceesspools
win be eliminated and good health
conditions viii follow the completion
Of the modern system. City Engineer
Morrison or his inspector, Ted Hay
ward, were on the job all Of the time
and they, as well as the contractors,
will vouch for the high class Of work
in the system McGovern and Ryan
are old reliable sewer contractors and
Morrison a first class engineer. Las
Vegas can well be proud Of the syss
tenn and rest assured Of its quality.
The Anal payment will be made TO the
contractors ni6nth ffons date. there
being Is per cfz1t Of the price held
hack, according d tie contract. Nc
Govern ana Ryan WIN stand behind
the work FOR a ye&f ana win pay for
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-25
.GLIDDEN TOUR DRIVER
IS INSTANTLY KILLED
CHAIRMAN OF AMERICAN AUTO
MOBILE ASSOCIATION, VICTIM
OF AUTO ACCIDENT.

Triton, Ca. Oct. 25 NJ. Butler
Of New York City was instantly
killed near here this morning when
the automobile which he was driving
in the Glidden tour from New York
to Jacksonville. vas overturned. T.
]. walker and his wife were hurt.
Butler was chairman OF the contest
board of the American Automobile
association. Walker is president of
the California Automobile association
and had been selected as referee for
the tour.
The accident was caused by a
break in the steering gear. The car
was wrecked and Mr.. Butler was in
stantly killed Referee walkers in
juries are believed to be serious.
Mrs. Walkers arm was broken. The
injured were carried to Triton hos
pital
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-25
PREACHER THROWN
OUT CHURCH WINDOW
CONGREGATION ExPELs REV. w.
s. RUDOLPH WITH LITTLE
CEREMONY

Denver, Oct. 25.-Reverend W. S.
Rudolph is nursing various cuts and
bruises and a number of other mem
bers of the Union Presbyterian church
are using soothing lotions today as a
result of ten minutes of lively fisti-
cuffs over church affairs. During the
melee the pastor was thrown through
window.
DIR. Rudolph, with number of his
friends, were sitting quietly in the
rear of the auditorium of the church
while trustees and other church work
ers arraigned the pastor in severe
terms for attempting to retain posses
sion of the church after he had re
signed from the board of governors.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-25
AcAlNsT ALASKAN LEASES.

Chicago, Oct. 25.-A governmental
commission or a special rongression.
al committee to make thorough in
vestigation of Alaskan conditions
was urged by John Deern Of Salt
Lake City, president of the American
Mining Congress, today.
"These men should not bolster >uT
the pet views of any set of men," he
said, ssbut they should have the sole
purpose of gathering information SC
that the United States could act in
telligently in framing an Alaskan
policy" Mr.. Deern decried the wisdom
of plan to lease coal and oil lands
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-25
POISON WAS not
BURIED WITHGIRl
WHEN BODY OF AVIS -LlNRELl
WAS ExHuMED THE PHlAL
WAS NOT IN POCKET.

Boston, Oct. 25.-The phial or con
tainer in which Miss Avis Linnefl re.
ceived the cyanide of potassium
which caused her death was not bur
led with her body. This possibility
which led to the exhumation, Of the
body from it's grave in Hyannis. was
disproved at the examination made
early this morning by Medical Exam.
liner Timothy Leary. The body was
re-buried today.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-25
WHOLE BATTALION KILLED

Z Mexico City. Oct. 25.--According to
best information obtainable the Eigh-
teenth battalion of federals, number
ing 200 men, was wiped out by the
Zapatistas in yesterdays fighting. The
departments Of war and inferior de
cline to make public the facts.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-25

D. w Lee, local manager Of the
Mountain State Telephone and Tele-
graph company. announced today that
the price of residence extensions had
been reduced to so cents. The FORMER
price was $1.O0. No charge has been
made in the specification for these and
the patron can have his choice Of wall
or desk phone as before. This is only
the first step toward a general redrc-
ton in the rates for telephone service
and better and cheaper service is what
he is working for.