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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
TWO NOIARLES
CLASP HANDS
TYRus COBB Is INTRODUCED TO
GOVERNOR WOODROW
WILSON.

Chicago, Sept, 49, Plainly the
times are changing, declared Cover
nor woodrow Wilson on his arrival
here today in reference to his recep-
tions on his tour, which he said were
the greatest gatherings he had ever
talked to since he entered public life 4
The governor spoke particularly about
his visits to Minneapolis and st. Paul,
where he spoke 10000 words without
having prepared single word,
The democratic candidate went i'm
mediately to the wastern headquarters
where he talked to a gathering of
business men and politicians before
the time set for his departure to De-
troit at 1890 a. m.
Besides the political side of his Wis
it to Detroit the governor looked for
ward to another incident-hi intro
duction to Tyrus Raymond Cobb, the
Detroit baseball wonder The COVER
nor lived and practiced law in the
same section Of Georgia in which
Cobb lived Ralph H. Smith, the rep
resentatiye of the national committee
who comes from Atlanta, Ca, and who
is travelling with the governor, plan
ned the Georgia reunion"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
NEW AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR

Vienna, Sept. 19.--Konstantin Theo-
dorr Dumba, at present minister to
Sweden, was today nominated to sue
ceed' Baron Hengelmuller Won Hen
gervar as ambassador Of Austria-Hun,
gary at Washington. Herr Dumba is
a wealthy and influential diplomat He
inherited the property Of his uncle, a
Vienna banker and philanthropist who
was great art patron. Baron Hen
gelmuller has represented Austria
Hungary at Washington for Is years
and was dean of the diplomatic corps
there.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
PROTECTION FOR FL TIGRE
AMERICANS I'M THAT MINING.
CAMP ARE ASSURED or
ASSISTANCE
GOING AFTER THE LEADER
A LARGE BODY or SOLDIERS
LEAVES JUAREz TO CAP
TuRE oRozco

Douglas, Ariz., Sept. 49, Cananea
Was again placed in communication
with the outside world by rail today.
the first train was sent to the copper
camp from Naco since the rebels un-
der Emilio Campo destroyed the
bridges at Villa Verde containing
provisions which were becoming
scarce at Cananea A train load Of
copper bullion was shipped out.
There are about 300 federal troops
there and the place is in no immedi-
ate danger of molestation by rebels.
Mexican Consul Cuesta received
word today from J. Flores Magon,
Mexican minister of gobernacion, that
the secretary Of war had directed the
sending Of three thousand additional
troops to northern Sonora for the pur-
pose Of putting down the revolution
in that state American Consul Dye
has made repeated demands for the
protection Of American lives and prop
erty in Sonora. but because Of the
continued inactivity of the federal
troops now in this vicinity while the
rebel bands are massing, the an
announcement from the Mexican cap
ital apparently failed to arouse any
new hope that determined steps would
be taken against the rebels, or creat-
ed any further sense Of security on
the part Of Americans on the other
side Of the line.
General sanjines, in command Of the
federal forces in this vicinity, today
announced that he would leave for the
south late today with the federals re-
naming at Aqua Prieta for the pur-
pose Of meeting the combined force
of rebcls now at CoIonia Morelos. No
report vas received today from the
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
STRIKERS, EVADING The
SOLDIERS, BURN Triple
WEST VIRGINIA SITUATION IS
GROWING MORE SER
lous DAILY.

Charleston, w v. sept, 1S.-Making
their way through a line of sentries,
incendiaries early today poured oil on
the huge tippIe OF the Carbon Coal
company in Kanawah county and fired
the building. which was destroyed
whit loss of $4,000. Attempt
has been made to operate the
mine in defiance Of the striking
miners, who are in the heart Of the
martial law districts
Major James |. Pratt, commanding
the militia. and Major Thomas Davis,
provost marshal, arrived at the scene
Of the fire later in the day with blood
hounds. The state soldiers in that
section were divided into small search
ing parties, and, with the bloodhounds.
are securing the mountains for the in.
cendiaries.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
.PROGRESSVES WINA
VICTORY in NEBRASKA
SECRETARY OF STATE PLACES
THEIR CANDIDATES ON THE
BALLOTS

Lincoln. Neb., Sept. 10. Secretary
Of state Waite today ruled that the
progressive party in Nebraska is eils
titled to have the names Of It's candi-
dates on the ballot at the general
election. An objection had been filed
by A. M Morrissey, candidate for at
torney general on the democratio ticli-
e. The objection was based on the
alleged fraudulent nature Of many of
the signatures on the petition of the
progressive party.
Mr. Morrissey declared his intention
to bring an injunction suit to prevent
the printing Of the names on the bal
lots.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
THEODORE ROOSEVELT MAKES FLAT denial
INA CAR-END SPEECH AT TRINIDAD THIS MORNING
OF The STATEMENTS OF governor wilson

he knew at first hand how working
men live and what their needs are,
such a statement on his part would be
wholly inexcusable. But Mr. Wilson's
statement is based evidently on alb
stract reasoning or what a certain
class Of laissez faire political econO-
mists have written, and It is made
without even considering the work
ings of the laws now on the statute
books. He says that the legislation
we propose would put the working
man IN the power Of the big indus
trial concerns
Has the interstate commerce isw
put the workingman more in the pow
er of the railroads? If it has, then it
is Mr.. wilson's business to advocate
the repeal Of the interstate commerce
law. If it has not, and no man with
an atom of sense imsgines it has,
then Mr.. Wilson should, in frank and
many fashion. at once admit that ne
he has made a rather absurd mistake.
''Mr. Wilson is believer in the out
worn doctrine Of the benefit Of unlim-
tied and reckless competition. AS a
matter Of fact. every wise leader OF
labor and friend Of labor knows that
such unlimited and reckless competi-
tion spells ruin for the majority Of
wage workers. That is why in the
progressive platform we advocate the
really practical measure for guaran-
,teeing to the average wage worker, a
living wage.
"Mr. Wilson is championing the
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19


rebels or the force Of federals supos-
ed to have taken the field against
them.
Jose NJ Maytorena, governor Of the
state Of Sonora, took a hand In the
northern sonora situation today when
he requested General Saniines to
maintain a sufficient force Of federals
at the El igre mine to protect the
American company from further ma
lestation.
No additional details have been re.
ceived from Altar. reported last night
to have been captured by Yaauis. 1t
appears, however. that the Indians
had no part in the capture Of the town
Of Boludo, 50 miles west OF Santa Ana
on the southern Pacific RAILROAD. There
are a half dozen Americans at Bolu-
dwo. including son Of former Judge
Fletcher NJ Dozen Of this city, who
is operating mine there.
The preliminary examination Of q.
$. O'Reilly, R. H. o'Keefe and G. J.|
Jones for alleged violation Of thepres-
idential proclamation prohibiting the
entry of arms into Mexico, was post
poned today until saturday The in
ability of United States Attorney J.
3. Morrison to be present caused the
delay in the hearing of the alleged fill
busters.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
PosTMAsTERs MEET

Richmond, Va, Sept. 19.-Penny
postage, parcels post, postal savings
banks. rural delivery, the classifica-
ton of fourth class postmasters and
various other topics were discussed
today before the National League Of
Postmasters of the United States in
convention here More than 800 post
masters of the third and fourth class
are in attendance representing $4,000
Of the $1,000 postoffces in their clas-
ses.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19

Il wish to call attention at this time
to the fact that as far as / know the
overwhelming majority Of men who
control both the steel corporation and
the Harvester trust are supporting
either Mr.. Wilson himself or Mr.. Taft.
They are certainly opposing me; in
deed. so as far as | know. the only
man connected with either organiza-
ton who is supporting me is Mr. Per-
kins himself. do not question that
the heads OF both trusts are sincere
in supporting Mr.. Taft or Mr.. Wilson,
but also wish to point out that Mr..
Wilson and Mr.. Taft occupy substan-
TALLY the same attitude toward tho
trusts and this attitude Is Of such
proved harmlessness that am not In
the least surprised that any trust
which objects to honest and effective
regulation should support either or
both of them indifferently as against
me.
4Mr Wilson has not offered any
action differing in any essential point
from the action taken by the present
administration against the Standard
OH trust. The only result Of the ac-
tion taken BY the present administra-
tion against the Standard OH trust
was to legalize that monopoly
Mr.. Wilson further said that un.
der the progressive platform the COR
porations would control the market for
labor and stated that the only chance
for labor is in competition. II Mr.
Wilson were a man with personal
and working knowledge Of the condi-
tions and surroundings OF labor; if
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
NO SERIOUS DAMAGE is DONE
GOVERNOR HOLDS CONFERENCE
DECIDES NOT TO CALL OUT MILL
TIA UNLESS ABSOLUTELY
NECESSARY.

! Bingham, Utah, Sept ia foreign
army, fortified and determined, held
undisputed possession Of the copper
lead and silver mines Of Bingham
when the second day Of the miners
strike for twenty-five cent increase
in pay and recognition Of their union
dawned.
While the army, thousands strong
and speaking many tongues. dug
breastworks. strengthened its picket
lines and worked out a rough form of
military discipline there was activity
in the offices of the mining company
and the headquarters Of the county
and state officials. There was much
promiscnous firing from the pits op-
posite the Utah Copper works this
morning. About one thousand men
were entrenched there, George W
Dwyer, superintendent OF the Utah
Copper company and some Of the
bookkeepers, went to the mine and
have not been molested All Of th I
property Of the mining companies is
undamaged and the Utah-Apex com
pany is working as Usual under an
feement with the union.
Deputy sheriffs are being sent in as
fast as they can be recruited. 1t was
thought this morning that the sheriff's
force would number $50 men by noon
and it was planned to make flank
attack on the rifle pits as soon as suf-
ficient force could be mustered and
drive the strikers down the mountain
into the canyon.
Many reports of the ferocity Of the
strikers. proved. upon investigation
this morning. to be exaggerations due
to excitement. It was said that su-.
perintendent Schilling and his son.
Jed Of the Utah Copper. were targets
for at least twenty shots when they
started for the mine. 1t appeared,
however, that the shots were fired to.
intimidate rather than to injure the
men. They were not hit.
Efforts to open communication with
the entrenched Greek miners have
failed. A newspaper man who start
ed up the hill toward them was stop.
ped this morning by bullets. John
Stanopolis. supposed to be one Of the
commanders of the garrison, attempt
ed to negotiate today for the entire
supply of guns in the Bingham gener-
al store
Chief Deputy Steele said at noon
that the proposed attack on the forti-
fled miners would be postponed until
the governor and his conciliation par
ty reached the camp and decided upon
a course Of action. Bingham is quiet
er this afternoon than at any time
since the strike began.
Just before President Meyer took
the train this morning for Salt Lake
to meet the governor he was notified
by Deputy Sheriff Steele that il the
miners were not down from their
mountain fortress by noon an attack
would be made by the deputies.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19

Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. 1s.-
Noon Of the second strike day at the
copper mining camp Of bingham
found the governor Of Utah, with the
state board of labor conciliation and
arbitration breaking speed records
toward the camp, anxious to restore
order before the growing passions Of
the five thousand striking miners and
the force Of $50 deputy sneriffs should
lead to loss Of life or destruction Of
property.
Word had come from Bingham that
the chief deputy in charge had threat
ened to storm the miners stronghold
on the mountain side. It was the de-
sire of the state officials to get to the
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
cALLs EvANeELIsTs eRAFrERs.

CALLS EVANGELlSTS GRAFTERS.
Chicago, Sept. 10. Evangelism in
the United States has "degenerated
into commercialism and professional
ism, according to DR. u Nj Cray
dean of the Moody institute, who
spoke before the National Conference
Of Evangelists here today.
THE present day evanselists be-
come so tangled up with boosters
and hymn book propositions that they
simply are in money making bust
ness" asserted Dr.. Gray
Methods of finance conducted by
some successful evargelists were de-
clared to be nothing but graft by
Rev. DR.. F. 3. Taylor, pastor Of the
First Baptist church OF indianapolis.
when | started out ais an evange-
list" said DIT. Taylor, another evan
gelist invited me to come to his house,
as he said, to learn the tricks Of the
trade.
I've got 'em skinned mile in
taking an offering. was one Of this
evangelist's boasts, continued Dr..
Taylor, Imagine Wesley or Mooay
saying that
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
eoMpERs, TIME EXTENDED

Washington, Set 1S. The time n
which Samuel Gompers, Frank Nor
Iison and John Mitchell may file ap-
peals from their contempt Of court
sentences was today extended from
October / to November 4 The men
are under jail sentences for VIOLA
tion Of the courts Injunction in the
Bucks Stove and Range company
case
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
cruiser at TampIco.

Tampico. Mex. Sept. delayed
in transmission. The United States
cruiser Des Moines, Commander
Hughes. arrived in port today. The
cruiser saluted with 21 guns which
was answered by the shore battery.
Visits were exchanged during the day
by officers Of the cruiser and city Of
ficials. The Des Moines will pro-
ceed to Vera Cruz
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
AFRAID or TRUSTS

Melbourne, Australia. Sept. 19.-rhe
Legislative council today passed q res
olution declaring it desirable that the
government take action to prevent
the American beef combine agents
from obtaining foothod in the conf
monwealth, and also requesting ,he
government to pass necessary leg'sla-
tion to that end
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
MIS-. CAMPBELL SICK

London. Sept. 19.-Mrs. Patrick
Campbell, the actress, Is said to be
critically i'll. -Four specialists who
were called differed as to the cause
Of her illness For two days she was
unconscious, but today her condition
was reported somewhat improved
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
PlRATE,s PLor FRusTRATEp.

Hong Kong, Sept. 19tPirates, who
had planned to seize the Steamer
Kwaihing while she was bound for
Heungshan, at the mouth Of the
West river, were thwarted today BY
the arrival Of warship. on board the
Kwaihing several confederates Of the
pirates were found fully armed They
were arrested
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
WISH RAILROAD CLOSED
OBJECT TO ATTEMPT or UNITED
STATES FORCE 70
OPEN
FRENCH GIRLS ARE HUNGRY
COLLEGE CONTAINING FORTY
MAlDENs is CUT OFF FROM
SUPPLIES


Managua, Nicaragua, Sept 15.--sia
San Juan del Sur, Sept 49, delayed
in transmission For the last three
days the Niearaguan government
forces have been attacking Masaya,
the southern headquarters OF the re.
volutionary army. about 20 miles from
the capital. The troops succeeded in
reaching the outskirts Of the city,
forcing the rebels to retire to the
fortress on Barranca Hill.
Major Smedley D. Butler, command
ing battalion of American marines,
left Managua today to open the ma
tional railroad to Granada on Lake
Nicaragua, and to do this it was nee
essary to pass through Masaya. As
the train approached Masaya it was
fred on BY the insurgents and the
engine came to a standstill. The fr-
ing continuing, the train was backed
out OF range Of the rebel guns. Major
Butler sent note to the insurgent
commander stating that his object
was to open the railroad and that he
desired to do it peaceably. The note
added that if no answer to u mess
age was received by O'clock in the
aafternoon the marines would ad-
vance. General zeIedon, the insur-
gent commander. agreed to meet
Major Butler and talk over the situa-
ton tomorrow morning.
The train bearing American ma
rines is also carrying a quantity Of
Red Cross supplies for the relief Of
the people Of Granada, who have been
reduced to the last stages Of starva-
ton,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
sEcRErARY rRANsEERREp

Washington, Set. ls.--Hugh S. Glib.
son of California, secretary Of the !e-
cation at Havana who was personally
assaulted by Journalist named Maha
because of his efforts to collect the
Reilly claim, has been transferred to
be secretary Of the legation at Brus-
sells.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
HARVESTER cAsE pELAYEp

Chicago, Sept 19. Owing to the i'll
ness of Edgar A. Bancroft counsel
for the defendants, the taking Of testi-
mony in the governments antitrust
suit against the international Harvest
er company was postponed today,
probably for several days.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
Girls College is Isolated

Advices from Nicaragua on last
Monday said that American bluejack-
cts and marines had been called upon
by the American minister at Managua
Mr.. Weitzel, to rescue from famine
the pupils of a college for girls al
Granada, who had been isolated fct
40 days. The college is French
institution.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
SENATOR SULLIVAN IL

New York. Sept. 19r-senator Tim
othy D. "Big Tim" Sullivan, who has
been III for some time, is said
to have collapsed at his wife's funeral
yesterday and is reported today to be
in serious condition. The senator
has been suffering from nervous
breakdown and diabetes.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
MIIItIa No q Be caIIed.

Governor Spry expressed re-
luctance at the idea Of calling the
militia. It was stated tnat the Salt
Lake companies could be entralned in
three hours If necessary. The pri-
vate secretary Of General Manager
Jackling represented the Utah Copper
company in the conference. The con.
ference was attended by Charles H.
Meyer president Of tne Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners.
That the militia shoult not be called
out unless all other means Of settling
the Bingham strike had been exhaust
ed and that the board Of conciliation
and arbitration headed by the COVER
nor, should leave at once for Bingham
to confer with the strike leaders was
the decision of the governors confer
enee this morning
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-19
scene and try persuasion before bat
tie should be precipitated.

scene and try persuasion before a bat
tie should be precipitated.
The mornings news indicated that
the strikers were not bloodthirsty. but
we're enjoying their temporary ascen-
dancy over their former bosses BY
shooting reclSlessly and pushing in
timidation to the limit of forbearance.
There were stories Of attempted muir
ders, the sequeshation Of sixty-five
cases Of dynamite taken from store
houses at the mines, an order for the
arrest Of President Meyer and that
armed miners had been directed by
their leaders to shoot deputies to kill
Some Of these reports are known to
be false and the others do not come
from responsible sources.
Meyer Expects Settlement.
One rumor which created excite
ment for time was that President
Mover Of the miners, had disappeared
after his arrival in Salt Lake and that
Clarence y Darrow who stopped in
Salt Lake on his way east from the.
coast to deliver lecture, was not to
be found at his hotel
Meyer exploded this sensation by
visiting the offices of Governor Spry
just before the start was made ror
Bingham His conversation with the
state officials was private, but he re-
marked to newspaper men after the
conference that the strike would be
settled Mr. Darrow returned to his
hotel at noon. He may meet MoyerI
this Afternoon as 1t was he who de-
tended Meyer and other Federation
officers in the Steunenberg murder
trial
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AMBEROL CONCERT RECORDS
AMBEROL RECORDS

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PLAIN PEOPLE AND ROMANCE


everyday familiar of folk, whom inclined cona
COMMONPLACE because we don't understand them. 1t one Of H.
missions of writer's about them the remarkable the inter
the romance can't for ourselves And sometimes When
revealed truthuy can't acccptlt We call makcbee
If il bappcns that YOU are with the usher there
hardly chance you would consider him worth writing article
about but when YOU read article by will w
decided either you have not the antest notion OF what the
usher really is apart function Of conveying holders
their seats or that has uxuant and humorous imagination
The cabalsc title H4 Ua RI bound attract your
attention. ANYTHING that looks like cipher and mystery
bound to do that You will know what these letters and Figures
mean having read this preliminary notice. and The
article YOU will the very beginning the end and have a
time.
The viewpoint of the usher will make vide viii
seem as original unexpected He has clear, oily comp
mcntarv opinion individuals up the audience the aud
encc as whole definite about plays and p which
presents as authoritative He regards himself something exp
Most persons that proximity rather than exact q
them experts.
THE TURNING by NJ Harden. the author of "Pa
Baker" "Abncr Daniel The Gcorgians and other tales
have won popularity sticks pretty close plain people He has
difficulty in finding and something better than
lives The power of story the dramatic way old Mrs. T
cc the although that may thrill but in the spirit ea
the whole tale making ring amid the glamour Of
7oRCY surely belongs the plain people, but no you'd
accuse him Of being commonplace. And there's excite and
nance enough life if he is officially working the 0
station of boy. TORCHY CATCHES SIGNAL Of tn
mcct Of the experiences the headed one. start paine
confession on Torchys part; but he shows you exactly Lola
poctcss rushed him of the Corrugated Tru nade
take her to the office Robert without any warning wheve
But Of course Torchy gets even in his original way
THE MATCH by Stirling McEnery doesn't be abr
plain people, happens be less fortunately iu 81 thant
young missing the finest thing in the world B
they only exterior things. At heart they have those s w
plain people worth while Stirling MEnery Stuart lifted
the storytelling which fine thing and She has fund chez
full himor which And she knows how cha
accr understand readily why Margaret should the w