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Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
NATIONAL COMMISSION
SAYS 1T is INNOCENT
DECLARES PROPOSED CONGRESS
sloNAL INVESTIGATION OF
BASEBALL IS NEEDLESS

Chicago, April 30.-The national
commission, supreme court Of base.
ball" at its meeting here today may
take cognizance of the proposed con
aressional Investigation Of the alleged
abaseball trust It was reported. a
statement insisting on the guiltless-
ness of organized baseball, and declar.
Ing necessary to ita preservation the
national agreement and the reserve
clause ID players contracts. it was
said, probably you'd be the form in
ghlsh notice of the Investigation ask
ID by Congressman Gallagher Wopld
De ta6en
Yhe commissions session pfeHisee
ta Ie loag eHe "a addition n cen
eiaapnoa - ihe Goth hela euf hoF'
lm QbIc6 ihe laelislAiHiy n ihe ua.
i le asfaeq apg fhefs 4eFe nQu
! aaQ olAel Qfe|l1e sqae flem nia
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Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
: WAN ID HEAR WILSON.

st. Louis, April Officers Of the
American Peace congress, which con
venes here tomorrow, are awaiting
anxiously a reply from President VII
son to a telegraphie request that he
address the congress at its closing
session Saturday night. Secretary of
State Bryan. who was on the program
for two addresses sanrday, has wired
that it will be Impossible for him to
reach St. Louis in time to keep his
engagement here.
James A. Smith, chairman of the
executive committee, then telegraph
ed to President Wilson requesting
that he address the convention Satur-
day night. The committee offered
to place a private car at the disposal
of the president AS Secretary Bryan
had accepted the Invitation to address
the peace cotgress at the request Of
President Wilson, the committee
hopes that the latter viii come.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
NOT A HITCH in SIGHT
THOUGH REPUBLICANS AND PRO-
GREsslVEs FIGHT, THEY
ARE OVERCOME.
AN INTERESTING DEBATE
ROW OVER ANeoRA GOATS
CAUSES TWO REPRESENTA-
TlvEs TO BE RIDICULOUS.

Washington, April 30.-When con
sideration of the Underwood tariff
bill was resumed today at the open
ing of the house, Republican Leader
Mann and his lieutenants, particular
ly Representatives Paine of New
York, Moore Of Pennsylvania, Gard
ner Of Massachusetts and Greene of
Iowa, resumed the hacking of the
democrats who framed the measure
Consideration Of the earthenware
and glassware schedule was resumed
at the outset.
AS the session proceeded amend
ments began pouring in again from
the minority side, but Mr.. Under
wood, with his large majority well
in hand, defeated them one after an
other.
The very debate was relieved 1y a
row between Representative Hamil-
ton, republican, Of Michigan, and
Representative Hardy, democrat. Of
Texas, over Angora goats and their
duty, that set the house into roars of
laughter.
Standing on each side of the aisle
the two members shouted at one an
other, shook fists and forefingers, ar
gued in two-man chorus, but their
words were drowned in the uproor
The bill, however, was not affected.
An attempt to amend the duties on
glass, during which Representative
Murdock declared Representative
I Moore of Pennsylvania "out-Payned'
the representative Of New York as a
4 protectionist, was lost after a sharp
4 skirmish.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
ROUTE WILL GO From
SANTA FE WESTWARD
SCENIC ATTRACTIONS PROMPT
ACTION OF OLD TRAILS AS
ISOLATION

Kansas city, April SO.-A few brief
addresses and excursions over the city
occupied the delegates to the conven-
tlon of the National Old Trails asso-
citation today, the final day Of the
meeting.
Addresses were made by Harvey NJ
Shields, vice president OF the New
Mexico division of the association, and
by K. V. Root Of Kingman, Arizona
who is one Of the hackers of the scenic
route from Santa Fe to Los Angeles
adopted yesterday in place of the for
mer plan to push the highway TO tht
coast by way Of 81 Paso, Texas, ant
Tucson, Arizona.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
ASKS GOVERNMENT TO
ESTABLISH HOSPITAL
TOXIC PHYSICIAN WISHES IN
TERNATioNAL iNsTITu-
TloN IN JAPAN.

Washington, April s0--Attorney
General McReynolds. Secretary Lane
and Frank B. Kellogg. president of
the American Bar association, invit-
cd the president to attend the meet
ing Of Es association IN Montreal
next September but be decAned.
Or. R. B. Teusler. Of Toxic. tslized
with the president about promoting
interest IN an international hospital
for Americans ana japanese a. 10.
kio. lie told the president that wien
hs left Japan recently there Was ne
aarlike feeling 81 hostility iovaff
tie United States
gpdee MARTA wade j Lows. aiieg
aIaeqsa.gg appointments wa fes
bFsed ee f1se Hbg ~ 4a
aaqge feNA ha ea be
fpa ~ ~
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Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
WOULD REPEAL
CANAL TOLLS Law
REPRESENTATIVE 5RITToN DE.
cLAREs THE STATUTE is
UBIQUITOUS.

Washington, April S0.-Repeal Of
the exemption Of American coastwise
vessels from Panama canal tolls and
an amendment to place all coastwise
vessels doing an interstate commerce
business under the regulations Of the
interstate commerce commission was
proposed today by Representative
Britton Of Illinois.
'In my judgment" said Mr.. Brit
ton, speaking Of the exemption, that
provision was one Of the most unfair,
unjust, dishonorable, high handed and
iniauitous things congress has ever
done; fraud in the interest OF the IN
terests"
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30

gressive. Feeling in California has
reached an acute state and such a
step by the government undoubtedly
would result in reprisals Cf various
kinds, with far reaching conse-
quences." fya
4 shall take back TO Washington
to President Wilson a message of
how California has treated his repre-
sentative, said Secretary of Stale
Bryan last night to members of the
assembly and Governor Hiram w.
Johnson, who were guesrs of Speaker
Young at a dinner.
What a delightful message it will
be, too. l will tell him how the leg
islature and the governor greeted his
envoy in the same spirit in which
he was sent. cannot help but ftel
gratifted at my reception"
Secretary Bryan highly eulogized
Governor Johnson in reprrrfng to the
California executives part in 5ne re-
publican convention at chicago last
year.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
MRs. eRYAN REsTlNe

Washington, April sO.-Mrs. VIII
liam J. Bryan, wife Of the xscretary
Of state, is taking a two days rest
cure at local sanitarium. Since
coming to Washington Mrs. Bryan
has had the task Of furnishing and
getting settled in a large home. as
well as meeting the great social obi
cations due to her position as the
wife Of cabinet officer. Mrs. Bryan
expects to return to her home to-
morrow.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30


Washington, April s0T The inter-
state commerce commission today. on-
nounced the personnel Of the beard Of
engineers to assist in formulating
plans for the physical valuation Of
railroads and 70 have direct charge
Of the carrying into effect Of the
plans. The members Of the board are:
R. A. Thompson, now engaged II
valuation work for the California State
railroad commission and formerly en-
gagged in similar service with the Tex.
az commission Professor - q
Pence. chief engineer Of fAe Wlzcen
sin railroad and tag commissions. en-
gaged "a valuation work J. 5. Worsx
81 Kapsas CITY, no. d consultlHg
guieer; Howard a zones. ef
wife. Tenn. conliiae ee
u + weaat s. Q5aba
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Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
NO COMFORTS FOR
ACCUSED OFFICERS
NEW YORK INSPECTORS UNDER
INDICTMENT FAIL TO SECURE
THEIR RELEASE

New York, April SO.-Former Police
inspectors Sweeney, Martha, Hussey
and Thompson, on trial on indict-
ments charging conspiracy to obstruct
Justice, will have to be locked up ey-
cry night Of their trial. The appellate
division Of Che state court 50 decided
today Ia dismissing q writ Of habeas
corpus Ia thelr behalf last nisht
the four Inspectors were taken from
prison TO the court room haadepffeq
Together in taxeabs For e tlme 4
lookod o. # iheg would be marched
ibroueh DE streets fhe prisoners
senl IS ogse8i appeal e heaequaflefs
Df panal Naean aaa NNeH illla fe
moel aaa denied iheg aefe A'lqNea
IS pae leleah Hpe itlpl
leMHed d ihf Hpieaf "tati
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
A Word to the
Storekeeper

What kind of advertising are
the manufacturers whose goods
you handle doing for you?
Are they advertising merely to
create a DESIRE for their pro
ducts?
Or are they really trying to
create a DEMAND?
General publicity may create
desire for an article. but the
only kind Of advertising that
benefits the retailer is the kind
that creates demand-the kind
that brings customers direct to
the store.
The one effective way Of link
ing the retail store with nation
ally distributed merchandise IS
70 use daily newspaper space.
You Mr. Retailer understand
the value of newspaper adgef-
Using
Next tiWe you iaik with q
manufacturer 0ho vents ~
helR gou sell hie goods iNfeasb
ad}agisIng iei bin Vhat toq
lpeN ahaai ihe eifHeneg n
4liH of1le epa elhf good
Nf ppp1e
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
JOKE ON The
CITY COUNCIL
WAS PLANNING WATER WORKS
WHEN A DISASTROUS FIRE
BROKE OUT.

Bennington, Neb., April S0,-Almost
the entire business portion Of Ben
nington was practically destroyed by
fire early today. A doen buildings
were destroyed OF badly damaged, in
cluding Paulson's opera house, the
Offs and Remington hotels, the Ger
man Lutheran church, and Whites
drug store. The loss IL estimated be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 The city
council was in session considering a
proposed bond issue for the building
of a water works when the fire alarm
was given.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
ANOTHER BOMB OUTRAGE

Cripple Greek, Coloy April ga
dynamite bomb was thrown INTO the
home Of Mrs. Nora Barnum at mid
night last night. The bomb failed to
explode, and Night Marshal William
Alabrey remoN ed it from tie house
Mrs. Barnum lives within three blocks
OF the home Of James Bacon, which
was wrecked by an explosion Monday
morning.
The condition Of Bacon, who was
seriously injured in the Monday morn
ing explosion when his wife ond step
daughter were killed. is slightly i'm
proved today.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
ro vIsIr NAvY YARDS.

Washington April 3O.-secretary
Daniels begai today a two weeks
trip to includs official visits to South
Atlantic navy yards. The first stop
will be at wilson, N. G.. where a ban
quet will be given in his honor To-
morrow night His itinerary for the
remainder of the trip is as follows:
Raleigh, N. o., May 2 and 3; New
Orleans, May 5; Pensacola, May s.;
Jacksonville. Nay Z; Key West, May
8; Charleston, N. O., May and TO-;
Port Royal, SIC, detention barracks,
May II; Raleiah, May p.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30

washington, April s0.-Mexican
consHtutionalists at san Dimas have
forced Americans there to pay ran
som Of is thousand Mexican dollars.
and confiscated their arms. Off
cial reports today from Mazatlan
say great unrest prevails among
American residents there. as the
Huerta forces are said to be insnffi-
cient to protect property.
Foreign merchants in Ciudad Por-
firio Diaz and Piedras Negraa are
alarmed over a proclamation BY Gov
ernor Carranza, chief Of the state
troops, authorizing an interior debt Of
five million pesos to be guaranteed
by the eonstitudonalists. The procla-
nation says persons refusing to re-
ceive or circulate any Of the money
viii be imprisoned.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
Washington Awaits Developments

Washington Awaits Developments
Washington, April 3O Probobly not
until the legislative status of the sub
stitute alien land bill adopted by the
California senate last night clarifies,
viii it be possible for the administra-
tration here to determine upon It's
next step.
There is little expectation here
that the assembly will reverse the ac-
ten Of the senate, in view Of the report
ed breaking down OF party lines in the
legislature, but it is believed that
the delay may improve the chances
for the introduction Of some amend
ment on the lines OF the Webb bill,
which presumably would have receiy-
ed the approval Of the national gov
ernment
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
nsasrters Join Rebels.

Nogales, Ariz., April 30.-Desert-
ing federal soldiers from The Quay
mas garrison are joining the insur-
gent state troops at Empalme. Ihir-
ty-five men crossed in one group. The
consututionalists attack has been
delayed By a shortage Of ammunition.
A car Of munitions is reported on the
way to Empalme from Hermosillo.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
ASSISTANT SECRETARY NAMED.

'7"o@'~ ~ 1870 sfatt 'rFtttt-
Washington, April Secretary
Lane today announced the selection
OF Professor Adolph G. Miller Of
Berkeley, Calf, to be first assistant
secretary Of the interior department.
The nomination Will be sent to the
senate in the near future. He has
been a professor at the University Of
California since 1902. Previously he
had been ON the faculty Of the Uni
vezle}ty og ehicas1A
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30

Mrs. Belmont has joined the Inter
national suffragette Club Of London.
and during her sojourn has purchased
many photographs Of militant suffra-
gettes and campaign posters for. the
adornment Of the headquarters in
New York. She viii start for Harris
tomorrow and viii invite Christabel
Pankhurst to spend the summer with
her in her villa at Deauville on the
French coast.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
MATcA .woRKERsv ARRAIeNED

Paterson, N. j., April 30.-Scores o.
deputy sheriffs and policemen guard
ed the court of special sessions to-
day for the arraignment of William
d. Haywood, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn,
Carlo Trescka, Patrick Quinlan and
IAdolph Lessig, Industrial Workers
of the World leaders. indicted for in
citing the silk mill strikers to riot.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
MILITIA CALLED OUT.

Auburn. N. Y. April 3O.-Militia
called out last night did not prevent
rioting at the International Harvester
Twine mills today. There were sew
erai battles between police, soldiers,
deputies and strikers.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
Joe HAs RECOVERED

Rome, April &c.. Pope Plus, for the
first time since his recent illness, de-
.scended today from his apartment to
the floor below, where he generally
holds audiences. Thos who accom-
panied him said that his recovery is
now completed
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
RESIDENTS SCARED
UNITED STATES CITIZENS THERE
ARE AFFORDED scANT
PROTECTION
WILL FLOAT Big DEBT
THOSE WHO REFUSE TO TAKE
cARRANZA's MONEY WILL
BE IMPRISONED.


= Mexico City, April 80s-Wn- .
+ liam B. A. DingwaIl. an Amer =
= ican citizen, the owner Of y
+ foundry and director Of the 3
= Santa Maria de Ia Paz Min- y
= ing company. was killed b. the =
: rebels in their attack yester- .
= day on MassAualas state Of =
= San Luis Potosi, according to =
= reports which have reached =
= here. -
+ Dingwall, who IS said to =
= have been one Of the wealth =
= lest residents Of the city. was =
: killed owing to his refusal to =
= give up money to the rebels. =
= After a fight lasting e =
= hours rebels under the cons +
: mand Of Santos Coy CAPTURED =
= Mataneuala. where one es lie Z
= Guggenneim Hmelters is sita- :
! ated. The rebels belong to The =
% saUe band III recEqflz
: the railroad hear Naaasas.
! Minor uprisings On the 18th =
; mus Of Tepuantepec are re- :
: ported. =
4 = = Z E 4
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
TRIES LONG FLIGHT.

Lyons, France, April 3O.-Jules
Vedrines, the French aviator, start
ed at 4.s7 o'clock this morning on his
monoplane flight to Edinburgh, Scot
land, a distance of approximately $50
miles.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
ElRE al srARKvILLE

Trinidad. Colo, April CA fire at
starkville, six miles south Of here, ct
2 o'clock this morning, destroyed five
buildings. The damage is estimated
at $4,000.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-04-30
ToDAYIiN CONGRESS.
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Washington, April s0. Senate: Not
in session.
Joint congressional committee con
tinued its hearing in the Investigation
OF foreign buying Of American tob-
acco.
House: Resumed hearing OF tariff
bill for amendment under five minute
rule.
Representative Neeley introduced q
resolution to direct the attorney gen
eral to proceed against the Missouri
Pacific railroad to collect $8,360,000
growing out Of financlng original line
Representative Britton introduced
bill to repeal toll exemption provision
OF Panama canal act
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-20

submit at the session, but he will
make some appointments for confir-
nation, including the membership of
the newly created prison board, three
in number. This board will have
power to elect and remove wardens
of the state penitentiary and reform
atory.
Difficulty in maintaining a quorum
is expected, though the respective
houses have power to compel attend
ance of members through the SER
geants- at arms. The fact that the
members can receive but 81 per day
tending it is expected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-20
NO |MPEACHMENTS
To Be SUGGESTED
COMMITTEES ARE
COMPLETING REPORTS TO BE
FILED MONDAY.

Oklahonu City, June 2O.-Working
by sub committees the house inves-
tigating committee members were
completing reports, Thursday, on the
departments the committee has
probed since the Legislature recessed
May II. The findings of the prob
ers will be filed with the house when
the special session is resumed next
Monday.
Unless the committee has been able
to clothe its plans with absolute Sc
crecy, and if rumors are to be relied
on, there will be no impeachment5
recommended, and no action made
necessary which will keep the legisla-
ture in session longer than the pure
ly legislative matters will demand.
These matters are limited to four
bills pending in conference commit
tees, and large number of bills
on the calendars which may or may
not be. taken up.
General Appropriation.
The most important of the bills in
conference is the general appropri-
alton measure, carrying in excess Of
sl,000.000 for maintenance of state
departments for the biennial period
beginning July l. This must be
passed before July /. There is said
to be danger that it will have to be
introduced again and passed through
both houses because of unconstitution-
al features discovered, which the
conference committee would not be
authorized to cure.
Other Bills.
Other bills pending are the gen.
eral taxation bill. the so-called mar
riage health bill and the highway
law, abolishing the state highway
Reports from the investigating COM
mittee will consist of findings on
each department and summary Of
the committees entire work for the
benefit of the public. For the most
part the committee will not make
New Matters?
Governor Cruce has not announced
he will have new matters to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-20
READ THIS

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles, dissolves gravel,
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs.
rheumatism, and all irregularities Of
the kidneys and bladder in both men
and women. Regulates bladder trou-
bles in children. II rot sold by your
druggist, will be sent by mail on
receipt of $100. One small bottle is
two months treatment, and seldom
fails to perfect a cure. Send for
testimonials from this and other
states. DR.. 3. w. Hall, 1928 Olive
street, st. Louis, Mo. eold by drug.
gists.
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New Matters?

Governor Cruce has not announced
whether he will have new matters to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-20
COTTON TRUST
CASE INTERESTING
JUDGE AUSToN'S DEClSlON-THE
COURT oVERRULES MOTION OF
COYLE.

Guthrie Okla. June l9-"The evi-
dence shows that three and one'hall
years before the acts complained Of
in this indictment, there was de
sign on the part of the defendants to
control and monopolze the traffic IN
cotton" said District Judge A. II.
Huston, Thursday, in overruling the
motion to eliminate remote evidence
of combination on the part of w.
II. Coyle and others to control the
price of cotton and seed in OKLA
homa.
Attorney c. G. Horner for the de-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-20

Each age Of our lives has its joys
Old people should be happy, and they
will be if Chamberlain's Tablets are
taken to strengthen the digestion
and keep the bowels regular. These
tablets are mild and gentle in their
action and especially suitable for
people Of middle age and older. For
sale by all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-20

The Aztecs ruled America at one
time, but the nation, since the days
of fernando Cortez, has dwindlel
to less than 1000 pure bred survi-
vors. Some of these will be brought
to San Diego's exposition, with their
arts and crafts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-20

San Diego plans to have her ex-
position buildings complete by Janu-
airy 1. 1914. that the landscape gar
deners may have a whole year to
decorate it with trees, vines and
flowers before the gates are opened
January l, 1915. 1t will remain open
the entire year 1915.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-20

There will not be a single case
of canned or bottled goods to be
seen at San Diegos exposition. All
exhibitors must remove the product
as fast as it is completed.