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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-03-22
FROM SoJoURN In SOUTHERN
STATES FOR HIS HEALTH.
ARRIVES HERE SUNDAY
COMPLETELY RECOVERED and IS THE
PICTURE OF nEALTh--tAS AGAIN
OPENED HOSPITAL.

DR. and Mrs. O. w. Hargens, who
have been spending the past few months
in the southern states and In Cuba for
the DOCTORS health, arrived home Sun.
day morning and we're greeted by their
many friends who we're pleased to vel.
come them home again. The doctor,
who was just recovering from q severe
attack Of typhoid fever at the time Of
his departure and was in very bad
condition physically, returns looking
aud feeling better than he has for
twenty years.
The early part of their stay was spent
in southern Florida where the doctor
enjoyed the splendid hunting and ash. {.
ing until strong enough to travel when
they crossed over to Cuba and made a
tour of the island. He reports seeing
the hulk of the bsttleship Maine the
second day after it was floated in
Havana harbor.
Altho enjoying their stay very much
both the doctor and his wife were not
much taken up with the country in
that section of the United States, Re.
garding the real estate there, they claim
that more people are being misled and
swindled than most people have any
idea Of One acre of Fall River county
land is worth ten there even tho this is
supposed to be dry country. II the
amount of work and money was spent
on the land here as is the case In that
country they claim it would produce
three times as much in crops and sltho
the climate is delightful there part of
the year, that part is very short as ccm.
pared to che southern Black. Hills.
The doctor has again taken up his
practice and opened up his hospital
and commenced work with q vim and
vigor that reminds his friends of his
former self before having to submit to
an operation aud later passing through
very severe illness.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-03-22
FREE SEED GRAIN.

Free Transportation on Seed Grains Offered
By 6. & N. W. Ry.
The Chicago & Northwestern offers
free transportation on seed grains, from
points on their system. Wheat, barley,
and flax seed free, oats at one half
rate, if shipped before April Both and
consigned to county commissioners of
Fall River county.
Q. I. O. Lollich, manager of The
Wooster Company, offers his services
free of charge to anyone that wishes TO
avail themselves of the above. Samples
and prices on grains can be had at The
Wooster office.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-03-22
FINE DAIRY HERD.

Herd of Thoroughbred Cows Will Be SHIPPED
Here Soon.
The State Soldiers home here will
soon possess the best dairy herd in
this part OF the state. George Hoff.
man Of Lowry, president Of the Home
board, is now in Wisconsin and Illinois
and q carload of graded COWS and q
thoroughbred bull will be selected by
him and sent on here at once. This
move will result in better dairy cattle
for this county, as the increase Of this
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-03-22
A CARNIVAL WEEK FOR HOT SPRINGS.

ANon.Resident FRIEND Of Hot Springs Writes
Congressman Martin.
The following letter has been for
wardsd to Hot Springs by Congress.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-10-25

l announce myself as the Re-
publican candidate for the office
OF County Attorney for Bel
trami county.
If elected l will be the attor-
ney for the county. I will con-
tlnue to conduct the office eco
nomically, as a purely business
one, and in no sense as a politi-
cal office.
| solicit the active coopera-
ton of the people of this county
in support of my candidacy.
GRAHAM M. TORRANCE.
Bemidji, MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-10-25
SECOND DEVELOPMENT
CONGRESS CALLED
0Snnesotans Will Again Meet to Con
cider Agricultural and Conser-
walton Questions-Invite
Other States.

From five to six thousand delegates
from every section of Minnesota and
from North and South Dakota, Mon.
tana, Washington, Idaho and Oregon
will assemble in Minneapolis on Nov
10 for sessions Of the Second Mime.
sofa Conservation and Agricultural
Development Congress, lasting four
days.
Some of the most prominent men
n the United States will participate ir
the program, which is being prepared
BY an organization, including as vice
presidents the governors of nine
states and representatives of agricul
tural, business, industrial and profes.
sional activities in Minnesota.
This second congress is the out
growth of the first, held In St. Paul in
1910 with an attendance of registered
delegates numbering 3,753 At the
close of that session it v.'s agree
that another congress would be he'll.
the following year in Minneapolis. Be
cause the land show in st. Paul had
to be held on the dates arranged fol-
Il was decided not to hold a conflict
Ing meeting in Minneapolis last year
The second congress, to be held in
Minneapolis in November, is the ses
sion agreed upon in 1910.
~
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
NUNS ARE BARRED

Washington, Sept 24.-Seoretary
Fishers action last January in re-
voking the order of former Indian
Commissioner Valentine, barring re-
ligious garb or insignia from goy7i
ernment Indian schools. was upheld
by President Taft. in an order made
public today.
The decision Of the president y
that teachers now employed IN Indian
schools may continue to wear the
earb of their religious orders, but
1.-The privilege is denied to any person
hereafter entering the service. This
ruling will enable the government &c
fulfin it's obligations, the president
fays. to the teachers who were takei
into the government service wheI
religious schools were taken owe
, bodily as government institutions.
The presidents ruling is the fna
Step in controversy that has 81
! gagged the interior department wit
religious bodies more than yea
Commissioner Valentines order woul
have prohibited any teachers frol
wearing religious garb in the India
i schools after the end of.the last scho'
it year.
e President Tafts order and a lett'
X from Secretary Fisher to Mr. vale
o. tine. which accompanies It, lay sire
Al on the fact that Commissioner Vale
m tine issued lis ruling wisaon' e9nss
ig ing the secretary or the presiden
and while the entire subject W
Is under investigation Mr. Fishers
"a vocation ii the order nov i ma e
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
no MORE STOCKING BANKS
IFiNANclERs SHOULD BE ENcoUR-
ED TO MAKE INVEST
MENTs
|FAVORS THE BUDGET SYSTEM
TELLS COMMERCIAL MEN HIS
VIEWS REGARDING APPRo-
PRIATIoNs

Washington, Sept. 24.--'f think all
the money we have should be in cir
culation in system which invites it
and does not drive it into socks and
safety deposit vaults" said President
Taft today in addressing the Ameri-
can Association Of Commercial Execu-
tiyes in session here before he left for
New York.
@One of the troubles with US, inner
ent in the character Of our govern
ment, is that congress and our public
men are prone to deal with those
things which attract men most easily
and favorably in short to headline the
attention Of the general public said
the president ~.
Its pretty hard to get the people
to pay attention % a banking system,
but tng problem must be solved AMI
it is up to the business men OF the
country
Mr.. Taft also discussed the Dudge'
system Of governwent finances which
he favors, but which congress at it,
last session declined to adopt.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24

ing crowd here today during a briei
halt in his journey to Sacramento to
address the democratic convention.
I'VE have a right to expect that
you will give to the democratic party
larger support this year than you
have In previous years" Mr. Bryan
declared, adding chat President TAFT
had been weighed in the balance and
found wanting and that Roosevelt
now picks himself out as Taft's sue
cessor with the assurance that he can
not make q mistake"
Roosevelt acts as if his endorse
ment read about like this" said Mr..
Bryan: Here's man. Take him,
stand behind him and if he fails to
make you a satisfactory president for
four years / win take upon myself
to take his place and be your presi-
dent for life
'He talks about bosses. There
has never been an office given him
that he has not accepted from the
bosses, whom he now denounces."
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
CHURCH MUST TAKE
CARE Of CHILDREN
rEApsNc CATHOLIC DEPLoREs
ATTEMPTS TO PRosELYTE
IMMIGRANTS.

washington, Sept. 24.--At the ma
tional conference Of Catholic Char
ties today, Dr. Helen NJ Nolan Of TO
ledo declared that inmates Of poor
houses usually were permitted to dle
.'like animals, without summoning
priest or clergyman. Grave abuses
IN expending funds, she said, demand
ID the attention Of the voters
Mrs. Edward Mandell, secretary q
the association, said the Protestant
religious organizations were striving
to win immigrants from the Catao'l'
church. Non-sectarian social service
organizations, she said, interested
! themselves in italian Catholic Immi
grant children to the extent OF remog
ing them from home influence sn'
placing them under Protestant tu'e
age. She spoke Of activity OF N
6. A. agents at immigrant station
abroad and declared there was nee
OF activity by Catholics among catl
olic immigrants.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
.MIlIrIAMEN FIRED UPON

Charleston. W. Va. Sept. 24.-Mem-
bers Of Company H, under Captain
H. G. Mcmillan, we're subjected to a
heavy fire early today while guarding
coal tipple at Drq Branch. in the
Cabin Creek strike district, Except
that none of the state soldiers was
injured, no report has been received
as to the result Of the clash The mill
tary forces were at once strengthen
ed.
Judges Robinson and Williams Of
the supreme court Of appeals Of West
Virginia today granted an alternative
writ Of habsas corpus to test the con-
stitutionaIity Of the acts Of the mill
tary commission created by the pro-
clamation declaring martial law in the
strike zone. The writ is returnable
OGuVpSt 2. - s--tt,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
RAILROADS ARE DESTROYED
III HAD BEEN PLANNED TO RE-
sUME TRAIN SERVICE
TODAY.
OROzCO is ELUSIVE PERSON
EFFORTS TO CAPTURE THE
REBEL LEADER ARE PROV
ING FUTILE.


Douglas, Ariz., Sept 24.--Fears are
felt that the mining camps Of Naco-
zari and Ell Tigre will soon be without
food supplies. Rebels returned last
night to the Nacozari railroad and
burned two bridges, one half pile
north Of Yzabal and another Z miles
south Of Aqua Prieta. It had been
planned to resume railroad service to-
day and the first train out was to
have taken supplies to the towns,
which have been cur off for two
weeks.
The town of Yzabe' where the Ell
Tigre company has store, was re-
ported to be threatened by small
band Of rebels and ar effort was made
to have federals sent from NaCozan,
but there was SO much delay in get
ting General Sanjines to order troops
to the town that force of volunteers
was sent from Nacozari. Word was
received here that the rebels under
Enrique Enciso were defeated at La
Noria oy state troops under Colonel
santiago Camberos and not the fed-
erals as first reported, EncIseo died
of wounds received in me fight
D. ], Mahoney, alias 4. II. o'Keeft
and Robert Mcdonald alias G. J
Jones. were arrested here today b.
United states officials on information
from b Paso charging them with col
spiracy to violate the neutrality law
al 81 Paso on June 6, 1912. The me
were arraigned before United State
Court Commissioner sames and pa
nlaeed at $500. They will be gave
am examination tomorrow mornin
The same men were arrested here {
davs ago with q. S. 0'Reilly on 81
liar charge, examination on which
IL occurs tomorrow. It is expects
that Mahoney and Mcdonald Will
taken to Ell Paso for trial.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
FORMER Las VEGAN
IMPORTANT WITNESS
u w. cANTRlLL CALLED UPON
TO TESTIFY IN THE 5oYcE
MURDER CASE.

Amarillo. Tex, Sept. 24.-The state
continued the introduction Of testl-
monv today at the hearing OF tne
baheas corpus by which it is hoped to
secure the release Of John Beal
sneed. charged with the murder Il
A 4 Rovce. Jr. Will Boyce. brother
of the slain man, sat with counsel for
the state with whom he held ire.
ouent whispered consultations as the
hearing progressed sneed appeared
unconcerned as ne entered the court
room and took his seat among coun
sel Many relatives and friends o.
tba accused we're in court OFFICERS
continued to search all who sought
admission to the court room fol
weapons.
4 request by attorneys for snee'
that II. w. Cantrill, local manager Q
telegraph company, be ordered t
bring into court al kilograms receiH
ed or sent by Royce between Angus
4 and September IA, the date Of tn
shooting, provoked a lively tilt b
tween counsel just before the moo
recess. Attorneys for the state e.
tered vigorous protest against the e
= animation Of Boyce's correspondent
q The court withheld a ruling to gi'
time to cite authorities.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
PLATFORM GIVES AWAY
WHEN TEDDY TALKS
PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATE LIT
ERALLY "BRINcs DOWN
THE HOUSE,"

Tulsa, okla. Sept "a Several men
we're borne down in the collapse OF.
the grand stand from which Colonel
Roosevelt spoke here today and the
colonel himself narrowly escaped. NO
one was injured seriously, however.
Colonel Roosevelt reached Tulsa at I
o'clock. He went 10 the pulatform Of
his car to speak. but was told that an
other crowd had gathered in the pub
lie square. He shouldered his way
through the throng to the grand
stand. There he talked fifteen min
utes and had just stepped from tn'
stand to return to his car when th'
structure gave way. A dozen men
most Of them army veterans, wer'
thrown to the ground Colonel Roose
j veIt ran back to give aid. He say
that no one had been seriously nuF
and waved the crowd back.
eIt's all right" he shouted
Colonel Roosevelt appealed to tn
, democrats of the south to stand wit
the progressive party
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
orozco EIudes His Pursuers.

washington, Sept 24.-Generai
steever notified the war department
TODAY that the American side OF tne
border was threatened by an attack
of the rebels on Bofuillas, Mexico
The town has been sacked General
steeyer has directed Major Cameron
q prevent depredations in the BE
Bend district.
General Pascual orozeo CONTINUES
"a elude his pursuers and IS reporte'
to be in the vicinity Of General Lre
vinas' ranch, 10 miles soutn q n
Rio. with thousand men I
thought he may be advancing On Pied
ras Negras, L,
General steever reports ne now ma
continuous patrol from the sour
west corner Of New mexico 70 2 pom
90 miles below oiipaga and mas on
sr..troops at DslRios and Eagle Pas
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
WIVES MUST COOK.

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 24.-"f a
woman will not cook for her husband
she can not expect alimony il she ap-
niles for a divorce This was the
dictum that confronted various mis-
mated women who went into the su
perior court today to have their mat
rimonial bonds sundered. Judge Mon
roe issued the dictum after he hac
heard the cases Of several women who
were applying for divorce, and whose
husbands testified in defense tha'
the wives would not cook for them
In every case alimony was denied
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
COPPER COMPANY CONFIDENT
OFFICIALS ASSERT THEY WILL
REOPEN THE MINES Ar
BINGHAM SOON.
THIS WILL CAUSE WARFARE
THE STRIKING LABoRERs ARE
EXPECTED TO FIGHT
NEW MEN.

Bingham, Utah, Sept. 24-J. c. Low
ney Of Butte, Mont. and Yanco Ter
zich Of Angels Camp, California, ex-
ecutive board members of the West
ern Federation of Miners, arrived here
today from conference at Salt Lake
city and announced that the striking
copper miners were SO fully in con-
troll Of the situation here that the op-
orators certainly would be forced to
terms
In contradiction Of this, General
Manager D. G. 5ackling Of the Utah
Copper company repeated today that
the determination of his company 70
resume operations shortly regardless
Of the miners demands had in no
way been changed. The Greeks again
are gathering in crowds on the hills
but so far no more shooting has oc-
Cured. The utah Copper company
continues to augment its guards, and,
although recent developments have
given hope of a peaceful settlement,
strikers aid operators arc ma'sing
preparations to meet any adverse
move.
when questioned as to the mission
81 President Charles II. Meyer q
the western Federation to Ely Ne-
vada. Mr.. Lowney said:
"Mr. Mover is IN ely to confer with
Guy Miller, an executive board mem
her and local union officials as to
the situation there and discuss GER
tan operative action there and else
where should the Utah Copper COM
pany continue to ignore our demands
for better pay. We have the situation
we'll in hand and the company VIII
he unable to resume work without
granting our demands. Labor IS
scarce. strike breakers are being ad'
vartised for in many western cities,
but have information that the labor
agents are meeting with no success.
Al D. Wilde, secretary-treasurer q
the union Of steamshovel men, is II
charge in salt Lake during the aD
: sence Of Mr.. Meyer ana isSengaged TO
, day in efforts to bring about meet
ing between labor leaders and Dhin'
. ouerators through the instrumentalitl
of Governor spry. So far Mr.. Jack
ling has refused to consider such
conference.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24

wilmington, Del, Sept, 24.-After q
conference with President Taft on his
nriyate car enroute to New YORK To-
day, Acting Secretary Of the Navy
winthrop announced that 75O United
states marines will be dispatched at
once to Santo Domingo.
The marines will take charge OF tne
custom house of .ne republic, endan-
eered by the present revolution
which is under United States super
vision by the terms of the 1907 con
vention. Brigadier General Mcintyre
chief Of the bureau OF insular affairs
and w. T. F. Doyle Of the Latln
American divisions will sail on th'
prairie The authority to dispatcf
marines was given by President Ial'
when he learned that the SITUATION I
Santa Domingo had grown worse y
the last few days and that the revOiu
ton is spreading.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
-IEss WOOL DEMAND

Boston, Sept. "a slackening de-
,nand has developed in domestic wool
with values holding steady. Trading,
however continues well distributed,
reported sales including both fleeces
and territory fine clothing, Texas and
California. Sales Of fleeces have been
principally confined to fine unwashed
and medium grades.
Sales of territory in original bags
are reported at "a cents for Montana
and % cents for Idaho. Texas wools
more active. with II months bringing
60 to 81 cents clean. A good sized
Ilot Of California sold recently at IS
to so cents
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
TO PROVE HIS ASSERTIONS
THE HARVESTER Trust CON-
TRIBuTIoNs WILL Be DIS.
cUssEp COMPLETELY.
PAPERS OF Dead FINANCIERS
BLISS AND HARRISON ESTATES
ASKED TO ASSIST
SENATORS.

Washington. Sept "a. Senator
Clapp has received letter from
George w. Perkins asking that
Charles D. Hilles, chairman of the
republican national committee, be
called before the senate committee
investigating campaign expenditures
to testify fully as to his charge
that Colonel Roosevelt had spent
millions Of dollars Of harvester trust
money"
Senator Clapp today stated that
Mr. Hilles undoubtedly would be call
ed before the committee, but would
be questioned not only upon that re-
ported statement, but upon the gener-
al subject of campaign contributions
Former Speaker Cannon and Repre-
sentatives Mckinley of Illinois and
Weeks of Massachusetts, probably
will be asked I'd testify in connection
with the investigation Into alleged
campaign contributions BY protected
interests prior to the tariff sessions
Of 1909.
Kilograms received today from
New york signed BY members efAthe
National Retail Tobacco Dealers as
sociation, demanded Of Chairman
clapp an investigation Of the relation
Of the American Tobacco company to
campaign funds Of recent years. The
retailers asked that the senate com
mittee investigate the affairs Of the
so.cailed tobacco trust, and of large
Individual companies, to determine
whether they had contributed to pres
idential or congressional campaigns
A plan for the opening of mex
weeks hearings was outlined toda'
by Senator Clapp, for presentation t
: the full committee when it meets
Cornelius N. Bliss, Jr,, probably WI
be the first witness and the secon
TIC. q. Tegethoff, private secretary
! the late Edward H. Hartman. Thes
7 two men will be called upon to pr
I 7 duce any papers belonging to the g
7 tates respectively Of Cornelius !
bliss and Mr. Hartman that migl
throw light on the charges made
II -. N Arcbhold that the Standal
% Oil company had been asked to co
: tribute to the Roosevelt fund Of III
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
VENUE CHANGE DENIED

Greeley, Colo. Sept. 24.-Judge Har-
nv P. Gamble in the district court here
today denied the motion Of the Denver
lumber dealers for a change OF We
nue. In the case Of the state Of Colo
rado ex rel. VS.. the Colorado and
wyoming Lumber Dealers association
The arguments on the motion and ce'
murrer we're begun yesterday and m
ished at noon today. Attorneys for the
Denver lumber dealers weer allowed
90 DAYS to file a bill OF exceptions.
It is expected that the hearsrE n
the case will proceed. Witnesses have
been notified to be in court tomorrow
The case is one in which an iriunction
is sought to restrain the Colorado and
wyoming Lumber Dealers associa-
tion. the Northern Colorado Lumber
Dealers association and the Denver
Lumber Dealers association from DO
ing business in restraint Of trade
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
ARRESTED ONCE MORE

Chicago, Sept. 24--Newton e.
Dougherty, former superintendent oi
the Peoria, ILL.,. schools, who recent
Y was paroled from the Joliet peni-
tentiary after serving six years lot
embezzIement Of school funds was
taken into custody heer today on new
indictments returned yesterday 81
Peoria.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
NEW RAILWAY OFFICIAL.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept 24--Presiden1
4. !. winchelI Of the Frisco lines
has announced the appointment q Z.
4 schleyer as vice president and
general superintendent Of the 81
Louis, san Francisco & Texas Rail
wav company and Of the Fort Worth
( Rio Grande Railroad company e.
fective october !. These lines are
subsidiary to the Frisco Scnieyel
succeeds J. H. Elliott, resigned. Hi
headquarters will remain at For
Worth Texas.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24

ant Manuel Mojarra, commanding the
Mexican garrison in Tecate. Lower
California, was shot and killed last
night by Mexican border character
known as "Uno Oio' Castro. The
desperate escaped across the Ameri-
can line. Details Of the shooting are
lacking.
Castro is in the mountains south
east Of San Diego armed with a rifle
and revolver Mexican troops are
unable to cross the line to capture
him, but immigration inspectors arr
on the trail and United States troops
are closely patrolling the line.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24
No Attack on Pearson.

Juarez, Sept 24.-The expected at
tack on Pearson, the American lum-
Der center southwest of Juarez, has
not materialized. Today 15O federals
defending Pearson, where many Amer
leans live, found that the 500 rebels
hau moved into the hills to the west
Of the town during the night.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-24

Mexico city. Sept. PA special
dispatch from imenez, Chihuahua, to
Ell Imparcia indicates tnat rebel
forces under Cheche Campas and Luis
Fernandez, two Of Orozco's generals,
are moving into the Laguna district
near Torreon.