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strike. First trades here were az a decline Of
90 10 points. hut the market soon steadied.
TIeue is sfll considerable nervousness In re-
gard to the weather and the control by New
York bull interests. Selling Is only tentative
anf Is a sCalrng affair.
spots are dull. new orders are a great rarity
except from hume mills. hut there Is 81 course
the usual amount Of old heiged commitments
o. Re flled. Rad weather and had roads have
kent cotton back. sim the plantation move
ment Is enormous. compared with other
Years.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06
new CAPITAL IS ESTABLISHED
INSURGENTS ARE MAKING LAST
STAND NEAR THE AMERICAN
BORDER
FEDERALS ARE GETTING DUSY
WILL ENDEAvoR TO CUT OFF
VANDAL ARMIES BEING SENT
INTO SONORA

Ell Paso. Texas, July 6.--Only $500
men are estimated as comprising the
remnant of the rebel Mexican army
today. Desertions because of lack of
food and money and federal triumphs
have greatly reduced the insurrecto
columns within the last week. Gen
eral Pascual Orozco today was expect
ed at the new rebel capital--Juarez-
to launch further plans for a continu-
alton Of the revolution. Though the
plan of guerilla warfare originally
called for a division of the rebel for
ces into detachments of $50 men, Gen
eral Orozco now has ordered that each
column shall contain not less than
500 able men to dominate the region
assigned to each column
A lready the rebel invasion of the
state of Sonora has begun. Nearly
1000 men under General Emilio Cam
pa are marching from Casas Grandes
on the Mexican Northwestern railrod
toward Bavispe, one of the mountain
passes leading into Sonora Enroute
from Agra Prieta opposite Douglas,
Arizona, to check them is the federal
of 5000 men under General
Saniines who will make his head
at Colonia Morelos, near the
Sonora state line and so miles south
Of the international boundary.
General Huerta has established
headquarters at Horcasitas, 25 miles
south of the city of Chihuahua. Rail-
road and telegraph communication
with the city of Chihuahua probably
will be restored in five days.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06
won CAST MAKES 100000.

Los Angeles. July Cad WoIgast
broke silence today in a published
statement saying he was willing 10
meet Joe Rivers a0ain and decide the
championship, which was left open by
the ferahsh ending of the Fourth of
July battle at Vernon. He suggest
ed Labor Day as the proper date for
the return battle and declared he was
willing to fight anywhere provided a
fat purse was put up.
Wolgast maintained that he was
not helped to his feet by Referee
Jack Welch while Rivers lay on the
floor being counted out, and asserted
that Rivers was knocked out and
was glad to quit.
He was not game; that lets him
out. said the champion.
Ad said also that his winnings,
counting his $4,000 purse and the
bets he gathered, totalled close to
$4,000.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06
TRUST REoReANIzINc

Denver, Colo, July GA rumor that
the Colorado Packing company's plant
has passed into the hands of the Ar
mour interests. that the control of the
Western Packing company is to go to
Swift and Company and that the Den
yer Union Stock yards are to go II
Morris and Company of Chicago, is
current in the stock yards here. Of
ficials of the companies in Denver
would not confirm the reports, which
came originally from Kansas City to-
gether with a rumor that the Cudahy
Packing company of Omaha had OBJ
tanned possession of the Hammond
plant at the Union Stock yards, Chi
cago, and would enter the market
there.
The Fowler plant at Kansas City is
reported included in the transfer of
the Colorado Packing company plant
to the Armours and it is said the Ma
tional Packing company plant at st.
Joseph. Missouri, goes with that of TIL
Western Packing company in the az
legged transfer to Swift and Company,
The reported changes are said be il
the nature Of reorganization Of the
National Packing company.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06
THE TARIFF IS THE ISSUE
DEMOCRATIC PROGRESSIVE DIFF
FERs WITH REPUBLICAN
PROGRESSIVE.
AT THAT TIME THE NEW JER-
sEY GOVERNOR WILL STATE
HIS POSITION.

Sea Girt, N. j., July 6.--GovernoI
Wilson expressed his opinion today
that the high cost of living is the
burning issue of the hour and that
'at its heart lies the high protective
tariff" It is an issue, he said, that
he expects to cover fully in his
speech of acceptance and in every
campaign speech tnat he may make.
Undoubtedly the tariff is at the
center Of it." he said, referring to the
high cost of living. eThe thing is so
interlaced in public questions of all
kinds that the conclusion is newt
able. The tariff lies at the heart of
it all. A great many of the trust
questions of the time have arisen out
Of the tariff. The minute you get out
from the center-the high tariff--you
get into. the trust question and 9TH
ers'
DO you intend, governor" he was
asked, ito take off your coat and go
to the mat with Colonel Roosevelt on
the question .
That sound rather strenuous,
doesn't it," he commented, laughing.
q intend to cover the matter in my
speech of acceptance and my cam
paign speeches. OF course, there are
other questions which | shall deal
with in my speeches of acceptance,
but l cannot indicate just now what l
shall say. want time to organize
my thoughts"
The most interesting features OF
my mail today" he continued, ARE
the contributions. There are perhaps
dozen letters containing checks
These are from IS to $500. That
pleases me greatly because it is my
idea of the right kind of campaign
fund. | think that the contributions
should come in small amounts from
unsolicited sources"
James Hamilton Lewis wired from
Chicago today: sh0
1T does not diminish my sentiment
towards Mr.. Clark for me to congrat-
ulate my country upon your nomlna-
ton. Rest assured that l am one OF |
the men who will aid in bringing t.
you the electoral vote of Illinois, In
diana and Iowa.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06
BARNES IS MENTIONED
NEW YORKER TALKED OF AS
LEADER FOR COMING
CAMPAIGN.
ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK UP
HIS STATEMENT WILL BE PRE-
LIMINARY TO CALL FOR NEW
PARTY CONVENTION.

Beverly, Mass, July 6.-Although
President Taft has favored the ap-
pointment of his secretary, G. d.
Hilles. as chairman of the republi-
can national committee with the ac-
tive leadership for reelection, he win
not insist If the national committee
holds different views.
In addition to Mr.. Hilles, William
Barnes of New York, and former Rep
resentative Herbert Parsons of the
same state, have been mentioned as
possible chairmen. Objections have
been raised against both Just as they
have been raised against Mr.. Hillee.
On the night of his nomination,
the president wrote telegram to the
national committee, then in Chicago,
stating that he would like to have
Mr.. Hilles made its chairman. The
telegram was not sent. Mr.. Hilles
himself persuaded the president not
to make decision at that time, but
to await the conference with the
subcommittee. then already appoint
ID. -.
It Is known that after Mr.. Hilles
returned to Washington he pointed
out the work he had done in the pre-
campaign and said he
;ould be of great assistance in his
present position of secretary in the
're-election days. The president, It
s said. saw the force Of his argu-
nent and will not demand his ap-
ointment Monday if the sub-commit-
ee backs another man who meets
With Mr.. Taft's approval.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06
The "coATv is DONE

Portland. Ore, July g.. Efforts of
the Elks to recover their banished
goa" have failed. Representatives
of delegates from smaller lodges to
the grand lodge session of the Bene-
VIOLENT and Protective Order of Elks,
which will convene here Monday, fill
ed the air with laments last night and
attempted to start movement to
have goat" re-established as func-
tionary in the Initiation ceremonies
When the effort failed, it wa finally
admitted that the goat" had passed.
The fight has begun among various
cities for the new national home, the
construction of which will be dis
cussed at the grand lodge session.
Western cities will attempt to have
the site of the present home trans
ferred from Bedford, Virginia, to some
western state. Both the Colorado
Springs, Colorado, and Salt Lake City,
Utah, delegations win wage vigorous
campaigns for the new home.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06

New York, July 6.-It was announc-
ed at Roosevelt headquarters here to-
day that Senator Dixon would issue
a statement which would contain "a
full declaration of the position OF
the progressive party on the political
issues of the day and a report Of pro-
gress made in the party's organiza-
tion.
The statement will be preliminary,
it was indicated, to the formal call
for the progressive convention which
will be issued on Monday. The call,
according to Charles H. Thompson of
Vermont, one of the Roosevelt lead
ers. will attempt to justify the move
ment for the third party" with re-
view of "the theft" at Chicago He
added that resume of the contests
in Colorado, Washington, Texas, Ore
gon and one district in Tennessee is
being prepared as tn basis for a lat
er statement.
Today's statement, it was indicated,
will contain a}list OF all the states
where Roosevelt supporters have
agreed by telegraph to sign the cali.
These states. Mr.. Thompson said.
row total 80 and with two exceptions
include "all the progressive states.
The exceptions are Maine and Ne
braska which ION account of state
contests will not sign.
Mr.. Thompson said Senator Dixon
received a long telegram from Cover
nor Osborn of Michigan explaining
his position regarding the third party
movement But he would not make
the message public 1T was some
what involved" he said.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06
MASONS TO CELEBRATE
BIRTHDAY OF LODGE.
MONDAY AND DTUEsDAY EVEN.
INes OF NEXT WEEK GIVEN
TO THAT PURPOSE.

ON Monday and Tuesday evenings OF
next week the fiftieth anniversary OF
the organization OF Chainpan lodge
No. 2 A. F. and A. NJ, win Oe com
memorated with elaborate exercises
and a banquet. Masons of promi-
nence from all corners Of the new
state will be in attendance at the
celebration. which will be the largest
aed NEST elaborate avcpt il. the bis.
tory of the lodge.
The big "doinsy on Monday even
ing will be held in the Mason's COM
modious hall in the Masonic Temple,
and the banquet Tuesday night will
be held in the dining room of the
Castaneda hotel. The celebration
Monday will be attended by Masons,
while the banquet will be given to
Masons and their wives
w. t. Mcmillan, of albuquerque;
Supreme Justice Richard A. Hanna of
Santa Fe; Judge William H. Pope,
also of the Capital City. and many
other prominent members of the Ma
sonic order in New Mexico will be
guests of Chapman lodge on its ami
and are booked for speeches
at one of the two events. Secretary
Keene Of the Grand Lodge of New
Mexico and DR.. James H. Wroth,
grand district deputy, will be among
the visiting Masons.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06
TODAY IN CONGRESS

Washington, July 5--Senate: Con,
vened at noon and began debate on
Lorimer election case, agreement be-
ing to vote on legislative day Of July
6 but vote will probably not be
reached until next week.
House: Convened at noon and ad.
iourned at 1917 p. m. out of respect
to the memory of the late G. R. Malby.
Rules committee adopted specia'
rules to expedite pending legislation.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06

Washington, July 6.--General Pas
cual orozco, commanding the Mexi.
can revolutionary forces, arrived in
Juarez today. according to reports re-
ceived at the war department today
from Colonel E. 2 Steever, acting COM
mander of the Department Of Texas.
Consul Ward at Juarez says that,
while there are reports of many reb-
els on their way to Juarez, few have
arrived.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06
wREck KILLS p.

Lgonier, Pa. July s.-Twenty-one
passengers were killed, according to
the official list, in the accident on the
Lgonier Valley railroad last night
when a passenger coach on the little
coal road was crushed between two
locomotives on steep grade.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06
Rebels Ordered Westward.

AT General orozco's Headquarters,
Sauz, Mex, July General Pas
cual Orozco today ordered the bulk
of the rebel army westward from
here toward the state of Sonora and
Pacific coast towns, where it is
hoped to get ammunition from Japan
to continue the revolution, Guaymas
is the first seaport which the re5ci
columns will attempt to take.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06
LoRIMER DEBATE OPENS

Washington, July 6-General de
bate in the Lorimer senatorial cleo
tion case which opened today. marks
the beginning of the end of perhaps
the most sensational contest in the
history of the senate
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06

enough to settle the whole fee and
salary question. but since it is the
opinion OF eminent legal officers and
many other able lawyers that they
are not, it would appear to be import
ant to bring the matter before the
higher tribunal before the next meet
ing of the legislature. Otherwise there
is certain to be difference Of opin-
ion as to the dates when salaries
should take effect and as to the prop
er allowances to be made for ex-
penses.
Respectfully submitted,
G. w. 9. WARD.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06
ectfully submitted,
@. w. 9. WARD,
District Attorney.

commissioners VIII Pay.
After having considered Mr.
Wards communication and conunc-
ed themselves that according to its
statements. they could do so II they
chose without danger Of encountering
any difficulties from legal source.
the county commissioners today de-
cided to allow the payment OF certain
funds to county officials according 10
the decision of Attorney General
Clancy. This action was taken be.
cause It was deemed the proper thing
to do under circumstances, as it was
apparent some money should be
available for maintaining the various
county offices. feeding prisoners and
carrying on the official business Of
the county.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06

Continued on Page Five)
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-06
0ns Ds4y wa<1~

The man who butts in
is usually made
the goat"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-11-06
Education Value Of Live Stock Show

This great show will be held from
November 30th to December 7th at the
Union Stock Yards, Chicago The en-
tries are greater than ever before, the
quality of the stock better and the in
terest among farmers, breeders anC
| feeders keener than at any previous
time.
1t may be interesting to state thai
the International Live Stock eXposi
ton, from comparatively small be
ginning, twelve years ago, has as
sumed such Importance in the live
stock world as to render it's annua
occurrence an absolute necessity, moi
only on account of it's being the high
court of appeal, the court of last re
i sort to stockmen, but because it sets
the stamp of approval upon those o.
our domesticated animals that are
most in demand, and establishes &
standard among stock that must be
lived up to in order to realize for the
breeder, feeder and farmer the high
est price for his produce.
The day of the inferior animal. the
slow feeder and the tardy money get
ter is passed, and in order to succeed
and obtain the best results in the
shortest possible time, stockmen must
breed for the types set by this great
international tribunal; follow its man
dates, adhere to its principles, and
abide by the findings of its judges
in order to breed that which is best
reaches maturity the quickest, and
realizes the highest price in the short
est time
The ordinary observer has little idea
of what this exposition is, what it
teaches and what it means. 1t must
be seen to be appreciated. 1t must be
studied to be understood.
No more pleasant time can be spent
no more practical lessons learned, and
mo more valuable knowledge gained
than by attending the eight days de-
voted to this show. The stOckman will
gain more real, sound, solid and serv-
iceable information by attending this
exposition than he can gain in ten
times the period at any other insti-
tute At this show he sees the best
of every breed, his field of compari-
son is immense, and his opportunities
for practical instruction almost limit
less. BY attending this show he com.
bines business with pleasure, knowl.
edge with practice and education with
example. 1t is the school of rapid
learning for the stockman, free edu
cation that remains in his head and
carries with it the methods whereby