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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-27

EGGS for Matching from the best
strain of Rose Comb Reds in Yak
ina county Phone S41x4. H. Emo.
r. F. D. No. 4 n. Yakima Wash.
93-2wksx
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EGGS FOR SALE at q reasonable
price from prlze-winning stock OF
both buff and barred Plymouth Rocks.
Phone 4053 S9-1mo
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FOR SALE or trade. all kinds Of
property of every description. Cof-
fin Bros, owners 1t
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CLASSIfIfDS
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FOR SALE-Cheap. q beautiful mod
ern 5-room bungalow. hard wood
floor, electric lights. gas. large base
ment. with laundry tubs and cement
floor: fruit shelves and two store
rooms: telephone; nice lawn. near car
line. Price only $500 on good terms.
Phone 1902. or call S07 South 9th
street This offer is good only for a
few days. 99-3t
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FOR RENT-New four-room fur
nished house. Inquire 2os No. 10th
St, 99-6tx
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FOR RENT-Six room house or in
suites OF three or four rooms each.
2o4 South End Ave. See owner on
premises. 100-3tx
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General Stenographer. Blanche G..
Vincent, 424 Miller Bldg. Phone 524.
82-1 m
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
PRESIDENT TAFT SAYS voters
should REMEMBER DEPRESSION
OF SECOND CLEVELAND Term
TROUBLE is BREWING.

Washington, Oct. 2S. Officials
here welcome the announcement from
Havana that the leaders of the two
political factions have undertaken to
abandon their prediction mass meet
ings, which have already resulted in
several serious collisions, But the
impression prevails here that Cne
danger of an outbreak on large
scale had merely been averted and
that unless there is a decided change
in the attitude of the leaders the real
trouble may be expected after cleo
tion day, next Friday
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
WILSON THINKS He HAS
'CINCH' ONTHE ELECTION
DECLARES IN A SPEECH TODAY
THAT VICTORY is IN
EVlTABLE

Wetschester, Pa, Oct. 2S.-"In the
face of certain democratic victory the
prosperity of the country is going on
uninterruptedly," said Governor Wilson
in his first campaign speech since he
broke his speaking campaign a week
ago Pennsylvania expects, New
Jersey expects, the whole country ex-
poets the democratic ticket to win,
he continued There is not bust
ness man in the country who has a
fear of interruption of his business
punless he is breaking the laws of the
land, the laws of honor hope these
men are afraid and that their fears
will be justified"
Crowds welcomed him on his way
from Philadelphia to Westchester.
He spoke twice here at democratic
rally in the theater and at an over
flow meeting outside.
The governor declared that the "old
threats, ancient shibboleths and worn
out cries about panics are not being
seriously regarded by the thinking
people of the country. In the second
speech Governor Wilson made here
he said;
did you see that remarkable let
ter issued by the vice president of
the United States the other day in
which he said men who did not have
bank accounts were not interested in
Banks that men who did not CON
duct great enterprises we're not in
terested in the commerce Of the eoun-
try?
Can you conceive Of a point OF
view like at-if I have not money
enough deposited in bank have
to scrape along by the skin Of my
teeth to pay my way by my daily
wages, II you please, am not inter
ested, according TO fnaU view, IN What
is done with the money Of the coun
try and what the banks do is then
none Of my business.
THE long and short Of that doc
trine is that we who are servants have
no right to look into the affairs Of
our masters. am very much inter
ested in who is my master believe
that the great mass Of the people are
more interested in banks than bank
eis and that the great body of work
ing people in this country are more
interested in its industrial enterprises
than those who control them
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
KILLS WIFE'S PARENTS.
AFTER Being REBUFFED.
YOUNG WISCONSIN FARMER
WIPES OUT WHOLE FAMILY
WITH A GUN.

sheboygan, Wis, Oct 2S.Alvin
Roehr, aged 80. young farmer of
Plymouth, yesterday shot and killed
his father-in-law. Phillip J. OFT, Mrs
OFT and Mrs. Otis father, Fred Haut,
aged so, when he was refused permis-
sion to see his wife. with whom he
had not been living.
Mrs. Roehr and her baby escaped
by hiding for three hours. Roehr's
body was found today. hanging to
tree in the woods about a quarter of
mile from the scene Of the tragedy.
When Roehr, who lived Just across
the road, went to otis home and de-
manded to see his wife, the grandfath-
er answered the door, but refused me
young man admittance. Roehr went
home, returned with shotgun and
killed Haut. AS OFT and his wife
came out of the door Roehr shot then
also, both shots entering the breast
and killing them. The young hus-
band next entered the house i'm
search Of his wife, but she had heard
the shots and had taken her baby
and hidden in cupboard where she
remained until Roehr left.
The only eye witness to the triple
shooting was the 4-year-old adopted
son Of OFT, who was at the milk
she'd Thinking the entire family had
been killed, he went upstairs and hid
in bed where he was found by a phys
ician. Roehr's father committed sui
eide about five years ago. OFT was
a well known stock raiser.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
SORRY He DIDN'T TESTIFY
THINKS HE MADE MISTAKE BY
STAYING OFF THE WIT
NESS STAND.
BITTERLY CONDEMNS GUNMEN
SAYS ROSE, vALLoN AND WEB
BER ARE TRIO OF DANGER
Gus CROOKS.

New York, Oct. 2S.-'I am no long
er optimistic that my lawyers will get
me a new trial; might say am
hopeless of a successful appeal"
With these words former Police
Lieutenant Charles Becker in his cell
today again lamented the fact THAI
he failed to take the stand at the trial
at which he was condemned to the
electric chair for the murder Of Her
man Rosenthal He repeated MS
statement that he had no correction
viii, the murder and charged that the
int rmers Rose, 'sallon and Webber
not only engineered the crime, but
mad planned to mulder another saino
ler. The plot had miscafrial, he add
ou,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
PREVENTS RELEASEOF REBELS
FORMERLY STATE OFFICIALS
TURNED THEM LOSE ON
HAsEAs CORPUS
WILD RUMORS ARE STARTED
1T is REPORTED MARTIAL LAW
WILL BE ESTABLISHED IN
TEXAS

Washington, Oct 2S. Officials here
today denied that there was any pur-
pose on the part Of President Taft
to declare martial law over any part
of Texas as an incident to the con-
tinuance Of the revolution in Mexico
1t has, however, been found neces-
'sary to enlarge the police powers of
the regular army patrolling the bor-
der This aplies not only to the
mere arrest of armed rebels crossing
the line to escape pursuit. but also
to their detention. Serious embarrass-
ment to the officers charged with the
execution of the neutrality laws has
followed the discharge by state judi.
cial officers under habeas corpus
of fugitiyes held BY the army and Of
ficials of the department Of justice
and this difficulty is to be met by
guarding those refugees as military
prisoners beyond the reach of state
officers.
Five officers of Orozeo's staff, cap
tured in Texas and held by soldiers,
were released under writs of habeas
corpus, although their re-arrest was or
dered from Washington as soon as
news OF this action reached here.
Major Aslarte and Colonel de ia
Fuente are the only ones who can be
found, and they will be held under
Section IA of the neutrality act pass
ed at the session of congress under
detention" rather than 'fnterned,a
which might be regarded as recog-
milton of the belligerency of the reb-
els. There will be close cooperation
between the United States
leputy marshals and secret service men
and the regular army in making ar
rests, which is expected to result i1
a more wholesome regard for the neu-
trality law.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
BALLOONS STILL ELYlNG.

Berlin, Oct. 2S.-All the balloons
participating in the international race
for the Gordon Bennett cup. that
started yesterday from Stuttgart still
are afloat According to dispatches
received from various points at )
o'clock this afternoon, they generally
were heading to the east after sailing
northward during the night They
ali we're about the latitude Of Berlin
1t is regarded as probable that the
winner again will be carried to Rus
sia.
The American balloon Million Pop
ulation, piloted by John Berry, is re-
ported to have landed at 4 o'clock this
afternoon at Grambin near Uecker
muende in the vicinity of stettin-on-
the-Baltic Sea.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
GETTING
TO Be HARD BOOzERS
GOVERNMENT FiCJREs S4oW
THEY ARE DRINKING MORE
WHISKY

Washington, Oct. 2S.-The Ameri-
can people are drinking more whisky
and beer and smoking more cigars and
cigarettes than ever before in history,
according to tax returns received by
Royal II. Cabell, commissioner of in
ternal revenue From July / to Oc-
tober 1, 1912, more than S,SOO,OO0,OOO
cigarettes were smoked, an increase of
one billion over. the corresponding pc
riod Of the previous year, which broke
all records.
The nation consumed 93,150,OOO gal
Ions of whiskey during July, August
and September, an increase of 100000
gallons as compared with that quarter
of 1911 while nearly 1,95O,000,O00 ei-
gars were smoked during that time
The cigar consumption promises to
establish new record
A total Of 19,80O,OOO barrels of beer
were consumed during the three
months, which was $4,000 barrels
more than in the same period of 1911.
This somewhat surprised revenue of.
ficials, as beer drinking fell off con
siderably during the fiscal year end
ing June 80, last That decrease
was partly accounted for by Commits
sioner Cabell by the increased pop
ularity of buttermilk as summer
drink.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28

coming election Mr.. Knox points oul
that during the three years there
have been a gain of $541,S1T,O95 in
our foreign trade, the total value OF
exports for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1912, being s2,2O4, 1929, ,199;
the trade balance for 1912 In favor
of the United States being 1851 ,O57,-
AIS. Under the minimum tariff
clause of the Maine tariff law, prac-
tically the entire world has received
most favored nation treatment
American exports to Germany alone
have increased s57OOO,OOO. During
the same period our trade with prac-
tically all Europe has increased in
exports $2O5,JOO,O00 and our exports
to Canada have grown from S215,990,-
O21 in 1910 to 1929, 1927. 1902 in 1912.
'As Secretary Knox says, the for.
eign market is a vital consideration
in our industrial life and wherever
we may look we find American pro
ducts forging their way into the great
markets of the world To quote from
leading newspaper: The figures are
almost bewildering. They tell the
story Of prosperity which should not
be disturbed
Then why disturb it, would not
suspect the democratic candidates
for the White House and for the capi-
tol, Of such falsity to their pledges
that they do not intend to disturb it.
Their speech is very much like that
which heralded the election of Mr..
Cleveland and they may be presumed,
in justice to themselves, to be as sin
cere in their purposes as he was.
Therefore they do intend to disturb
the prosperous business we are now
enjoying at home and with foreign
countries-for our foreign trade rs
based largely on provisions of the
Payne tariff law which the democrat
ic party condemns and proposes to
repeal"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28

Washington, Oct 28-President
Taft has made public statement in
which he declares that the -four
years of depression which followed
the second election OF President
Cleveland" were due to the promise
of tariff reform and the democratic
changes in the tariff that followed.
The president said that the issues oe-
fore the voters are clear; on the
one hand prosperity and real pro-
gress: on the other. leap in the
dark.
'rhe American people" he contin-
ued, have more than once surprised
those who thought the people we're
being successfully fooled and believe
that similar surprise awaits our OPP
ponents on the coming fifth of No
vember
The statement in part follows:
IN view of erroneous statements
regarding the causes of the four years
Of depression which followed the sec
ond election Of President Cleveland
it may be we'll to recall the facts. In
his formal letter of acceptance Sep
tember 26, 1892, Mr.. Cleveland empha-
sized the need of tariff reform and
made it the leading issue between the
parties. Tariff reform is still our
purpose, he said.
THE somewhat puerile argument
has been advanced that these deplor-
able conditions could not have been
due to impending tariff reforms be-
cause they arose nearly two years be-
fore the enactment of the Wilson tar
iff bill. 1t should be unnecessary to
say that when there are signs of a
cyclone the rational man does not
wait for the storm to hit his house
before getting into the cyclone eel
lar The Wilson bill was in sight
above the horizon on the morning af-
ter the general November election Of
1892 and capital and industry began
their start for the cellar, just as, i
fear, they will take to shelter again
should the Baltimore platform Of a
tariff for revenue only be approved
by the American people November s.,
"Mr. Cleveland was undoubtedly
sincere in his belief that the alarm
ing and extraordinary business situa-
tion,' as he called it in his special
message Of August 8, 1893, was due to
the sherman silver purchase act, but
the fact remains at after the act
had been repealed November !,
1893, the business situation became
more and more alarming and Amer
lean energy and enterprise were
pOstrate throughout Mr.. Cleyeland's
term, being vivified again with the
election Of Mckinley and the conse'
quent assurance that the tariff re-
form experiment would soon give
way to protection.
The growth of our foreign trade
during three fiscal years of my ad-
ministration has been set forth by
Secretary Knox in statement which
ought to be read by every American
who intends to cast his ballot in the
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
TRIAL is oELA ED.

Salem, Mass, Oct. 2S.-Because OF
the continued illness of Juror John
n. Carter, the trial OF j. j. Ettor, Ar
turo Gioyannitti ana Joseph Caruso
for the alleged murder OF Anna no-
pizzo was postponed today until We'd
nesday.
Carter, who was taken i'll with grip
Friday night, was reported to be inn
proved, but his physicians advised
that he remain in his room for two
days more at least.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
LAND oEElcERs REMOVED.

Washington, Oct 2S.-President
Taft has removed Edwin L. Barnes,
registrar of the land office at Great
Falls, Mont, and accepted the resig-
nation of Receiver Wilson OF the
same office. The action follows an
investigation. Successors will De
named in few days.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
VAUGHN NOT ILL.

New York, Oct, 49, Friends Oh
Father Vaughn of the Jesuit Fathers
of London, denied today reports that
he was i'll. He is in New York, they
said, and expected to leave within
the next two weeks for San Francis
co where he will lecture during the
latter part Of November.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
FOE coNsuMPrWEs.


Denver, Oct. 2S Announcement of
an endowment gift Of $4,000 for the
Joseph b. ShoenDerg Memorial hos
pftal building dedicated yesterday as
part Of the National Jewish Hos
pital for consumptives, was made to-
day The building was erected at a
cost Of $4,000.
The visitors at the dedication in
cluded Samuel Grabfelder Of Phila-
delphia, president Of the hospital;
DR. Lee X. Frankel of New York and
Colonel M. Shoenberg of st. Louis
Dedicatory exercises also were held
for the Dudley G. Shoenberg farm,
the gift Of Louis D. Shoenberg of
New York
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
DATE is ADVANCED.

Washington, Oct. 2S.-The supreme
court today advanced to December 2
the date for argument in the cases in
volving the constitutionality of the
newspaper section Of the postal ap-
preparation laws.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
CHIEF EXECUTIVE CALLS
ATTENTION TO WHAT WILL
OCCUR If WILSON wins
Hard Times Sure to EnSue Ii Protective
Tariff Is Removed
He SEES A TURNING OF POPULAR TIDE

American People Are Giving Evidence Of Refusal TO Be Fooled
By the Statements and Promises OF he Democrats and Pro-
GreSsves Argument Is Logically Made That Prosperity
Has Increased Under Present Administration and
1t Will Continue to Grow II Republican Party
Is Retained in Charge Of Nations Affairs
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
BY DESTRUCTION OF SPUTUM.
DOCTORS PLEAD FOR EDUCATION
OF PEOPLE ALONG SAM
TARY LINES.
TUBERCULOSIS DAY MEETING
GATHERING UNDER AUSPICES OF
PRINTERS S MOST
PROFITABLE.
WhIte PIaaue Facts

+ White Plague Facts =
= Flies carry tuberculosis =
= germs b
+ Neglect to fumigate contain =
+ mated articles spreads tuber- ,
+ culosis. =
= All sputum from lubercular =
! patients should be burned. =
: Dishes used by tubercuIar =
= patients should be scalded. -
Z No tubercular patient should =
: be employed in the prepara- y
: tion or serving Of foods. =
7 Fresh air and sunlight are -
7 the enemies of tuberculosis =
! germs and the friends OF tu- !.
+ bercular patients and those =.
: who wish to avoid the disease. =
: Carelessness is the greatest =
! cause of the spread Of tuber- >
i culosis. =
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28
**++++%%+4+%+%+s


i aYsry atom Of sput4a eSasasitGs..
ated BY tubercular patiests should be
destroyed, as is done by many con
scientious sufferers from that disease.
the great white plague would disap-
pear entirely from the face of the
earth in one generation.
This fact was brought out last
night at the Tuberculosis Day pro-
gram at the First Methodist church.
participated in by DR., Anna Rice. Dr..
F. H. Grail and DR.. R. K. McClanahan,
and attended by members Of the Las
Vegas local of the International Ty-
biographical union and an audience of
townspeople which packed the edifice
to the doors.
Or. Rice's Talk.
DR.. Rice asserted that clean living
and fresh air fortify the human sys-
tenn against the ravages of tubercu-
losis bacilli and are instrumental in
assisting those suffering from the
disease to recover. She asserted that
public buildings should be better ven
tilated and school teachers should
be taught that children need plenty
of fresh air and sunlight. It is
through the medium of fresh air that
oxygen is taken into the blood to
combat the germs OF tuberculosis
and other diseases. If fresh air is de-
MED the lungs they are incapable OF
invigorating the blood Dr. Rice de-
clared liquor and tobacco inject pois-
ons into the blood and make the nu-
man race more likely to diseases.
Flies fire Dangerous.
A paper read by DR.. Grail and a
question box conducted by DR.. &C.
Clanahan demonstrated that not suf-
ficient care is taken to prevent the
spread of tuberculosis Promiscuous
careless washing of dishes,
flies to frequent dining
rooms, kitchens and other places
where food is stored, cooked or eaten,
neglect to fumigate rooms occupied
by persons suffering from tuberculos-
Is before admitting other people to
occupancy, careless washing of bed
ding, handkerchiefs and many ether
lapses Of care that are frequent in
every city were denounced as aiding
in spreading the great white plague.
The rembarks of the speakers also
brought out the fact tnat it is not dan
gerous for persons not infected with
tuberculosis to attend the wants OF
tubercular patients providing proper
health and hygienic rules are observ-
ed. 1t was shown, too, that one is
as likely to costract tuberculosis
in New Mexico as in any 9TH
er part of the country provided
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28

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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-28

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-11
Red BlOOded American Heroes
TECUMsEH, THE TERROR OF THE WEST

To unite all the Indians into one
eieantic army with The purpose ot
winning back from the white men
their hgntIng gronnds-this was the
dream OF Tecumseh. greatest of an
indian warriors
AZ early as 1904 he, with his
brother, the .propEet." had formu-
lated this plan. Hut Il was not until
the spring OF 1917 that actual opera
lions were begun, when he gathered
several thousand Indians al his camp
near lfppecanoo creek I'm Indiana.
That fall the stalwart Indian and
NE brother, accompanied by about
thirty warriors, Travelled over the
country stirring up insnrrection ana
winning confederates among the Della
wares, Shawnee and chippewas. lie
even ventufed among the seminoles
Ia Florida aud the Creeks m Alabama
Tecumsoh entered the camp OF the
Creeks with his face painted black.
lie urged the Creeks TO HELM strike
down the whites and nvenge the many
wrongs that had been thrust upon
their people. But the creeks we're
lukewarm and did not volunteer their
aid. "Ah," exclaimed the warrior.
angrily, you take my talk and my
fedstlcks, but YOU do not helg me.
Very well, then. When / arrive al
Detroit, whittier ] ana going. will
stamp my foot upon the ground and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-11
GOING CONGRESS oNE nrrrEn.

We do not wish 70 be overly crit
ical, but feel some hesitation in en-
dorslng an effort BY member or
members Of the New Mexico icgisla-
ture 20 point the way 10 the congress
Of the United States for the regula-
tion Of Interstate traffic In proprie-
tary medicines. Apparently this 10
the effect Of House bin No. las. which
seems 10 seek tho elimination OF OH
such medicines from the scheme OF
things without reEatdio their varying
merits. The national pure food law
IL the result OF long and careful in
vestleatlon by the nations lawmak
'ers. aided by trained experts; and we
arc unable to believe that the author
Of this bin IN all his wisdom can Inn
prove much on H. Furthermore. as
we understand Il, Il is not entirely
within the province OF state leslsla-
ture 70 regulate interstate business.
u IL 70 be hoped the Legislature
will not take this rather unusual
measure seriously. Il Ia certainly 70
be assumed that Il viii not do 80.