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FARM IOANS-We close farm loans PROMPT.
". money paid 20 yOu as soon as we 8p-
prove title and security at our Tulsa of.
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SPOT COTTON.

NEW YORK. Ou 30 spot cotton quiet.
MiddUmr upaudt. li1u. middlug gull
l4t5. Sales 800 bales.
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crop outlook for India and Argentina made
Che wheat market today show material ad-
vance. The wudup, however was weak at
rise ~ q H " O net Corn finished = "a u
10 q, "a a, r higher than last night oats vary
ius from the shade of to an aqual gain,
aud provisions down u C. 10 25c
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Nervous over Crop outlook
CHICAGO, oct 90 Nervousness over the
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Mir IIMWGSGUPo
Mir lHIOmnG BUuiIdI9P.

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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY Oct. 49.-Butter egg aud
poultA unchanged
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at o. M one Maxwell 30 h. .. Model
D. A. Touring car. fully equipped, at over
land EArA.n- IL s. Cincinnati
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NIW ORLEANS on 81 Ihc c0II0n m0r
krt closed steady uf o. net decline of lo to
10 points.
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FOR SALE or Trade -5-passonger automo-
bile for house and lot will paw differ
encc or five vacant lots. Phone 1914
STODDARD DAYTON 1912 Chalmers 1910.
for sale cheap. Chas A. Butterfiold,
Hotel Tulsa
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
CORPORATIONS ESCAPE
THE GOVERNMENT TAX
iF THEY CAN PROVE THEY LEASE
THEIR PROPERTIES THEY
"HAvE NO INCOME"

Washington, April Hundreds of
corporations win be relieved from
paying the federal corporation tax
by decision today Of the supreme
court to the effect that corporations
leasing all their property and having
no income except that yielded by the
lease, are not doing business" and
therefore are not subject to the tax.
More Time Granted
The supreme court today directed
that its decree in the hard coal
cases be amended to give the feder-
al district court in eastern Pennsyl-
vania time to decide whether certain
'sixty-five per cent contracts" should
be excepted from the recent decision
that such contracts we're void.
The supreme court today reversed
the federal court in Alaska which an
nulled five Of the six counts Of an in
dictment against the Pacific and Arc
tic Railway and Navigation company
and others charged with violating the
Sherman antitrust Law and interstate
commerce Law IN regard to Alaska
transportation facilities.
The supreme court today affirmed
ihe United States circuit court for
Colorado II aiamlssIng TIE suit of
#Hilam @ Plsstea and Charles neaa.
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ef public laHds q Pueblo. Colombo. te
sea pgbiss lea4s q itea ~ 20 ~
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
AUTO DRIVER KILLED.

Lincoln, Neb.. April John Mil
Ter, an automobile driver, was killed
and Grace Young, Mrs. ]. A. McMan-
aman, John Kahler and Eugene vii
liams, were terribly bruised when the
automobile in which they we're riding
collided with the Thompson Foun-
tain in South Eleventh street last
night The central figure of the
costly fountain, a statute Of Neptune,
was torn away when the automobile
climbed the basin walls and dropped
inside. Miller died within a few min
utes after the accident. The machine
was being driven at high speed. The
party were returning from a pleasure
resort.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
FOUR FIREMEN HURT.

Chicago, April -Four fireman
we're injured, TWO probably fatally, IN
fighting fire which today destroyed
Beef House No. Of Armour and
Company. in the Union stock yards.
The loss on the building ana its con-
tents is estimated at s5OO.OOO. The
fire, because Of the low water pres
sure, gained rapid headEay and af-
ter being apparently under control
for short time, broke out again In
several places following a number
Of explosions believed to have been.
caused by the blowing out Of ammo
MIA tanks.
The beef house ls-opposite the Nor
ris and Company plant where on De
cember %. 1910, Fire Chief Horan
and p firemen lost their lives in
fighting the blaze which destroyed
that plant.
The most seriously injured were
Captain George T. Foley. whose right
leg and both arms were broken, and
Pipeman John Patterson. who was
hurt internally.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
so HIS son DECLARES
WILL FIGHT AT HEAD OF HUER-
IA ARMY TO RESTORE THE
OLD REGIME
YOUNG MAN MAKES FORECAST
SAYS FELIX DlAZ OR RoDoLFo
REYES WILL BE PRESIDENT
OF MEXICO

San Francisco, April 7.-PassIal
Orozco. sr.. head Of the Mexican
house OF Orozco, communicated with
his family March %. according 20 MS
grandson, who arrived here yesterday.
having escaped from Mexica via No
gales. Ariz. Pascua1 Orozco. H. son
or General PascuaI Orozco Il. com
bander Of the Huerta army, declared
false the report that his grandfather
had been slain when he went with
peace proposals from the Diaz-Huerta
regime to General Emiliano Zapata.
It was when this report was made
public that General Orozco II accept
ed the command of the Huerta army
and swore vengeance on all Zapatis-
tas.
"our family heard from my grand
father March 80" said the grandson
today. He met Zapata and his band
at Quebo in the state of Morelos on
March 26. He presented his message
from President Huerta and reached
Cuernavaca, 25 miles away. unmolest-
ed.
Only by six days hard riding did
young orozco escape pursuers sent.
out by General Maytorena, governor
OF Sonora.
Orozco said he was hunting in Son
ora when Maytorena learned that Or
ozco II had accepted command Of
Huerta's army and he set out to cap
ture the SON
''The finest people of Mexico want
Diaz to return" declared
Orozco. s'They see now the wisdom
of his methods I believe the next
president Of Mexico will be either Fe-
lix Diaz or Rodolfo Reyes, the son of
the Reyes who was killed following
the liberation of Felix Diaz,"
Orozoo said he expected to carry +
here certain negotiations, I
the nature Of which he would not dis
close.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
WILL CALL UPON CONGRESS
TOMORROW MORNING BOTH
HOUSES WILL MEET IN JOINT
SESSION TO HEAR HIM.
rs ONLY DIGNIFIED WAY"
WHEN ASKED FOR HIS REASONS
THE PRESIDENT STATES
THEM CLEARLY.

Washington, April President
Wilson's determination to read MS
own message to congress tomorrow
has completely displaced the tariff
and the income tax as subjects OF
chief popular interest No president
since John Adams has avalled him
self Of the right Congress was
amazed when IL heard Of the presi-
dents plan. Some Of the old line
leaders refused to believe it until
Secretary Tumulty personally con-
firmed the news.
Arrangements for the extraordi-
nary event got under way today. It
was planned that the president
should first 20 TO his room on the
senate side of the capitol and later
90 70 the hall of the house of repre-
sentatives. where both branches of
congress viii be assembled
President Wilson intends to slip
quietly away from the White House,
with his message in his pocket, and,
attended By probably ong one Sc
cret service man, ride to his office
almost Immediately. Some of the
presidents friends say he may be ex-
pected to deliver all his principal
messages to congres in the same way
as his term goes on.
President Wilson was asked today
what motives impelled him to renew
the custom of century ago.
The reasons are very simple" he
said. 4 think it is the only dig
nified way for the president to ad,
dress the houses at the opening Of
the session. Instead of sending the
up by messenger and letting
the clerk read it perfunctoTily in the
familiar clerks tone Of voice. /
thought the dignified and natural
thing was to read it myself. It is
precedent. which. it is true. has been
a long time, but which
is a very respectabAe precedent"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
EoRclRlE FEEDING DENIED.

London. April THE home office
denied this afternoon the report that
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the suf-
fragette leader, now in Jail undergo
ing three years penal servitude. had
been forcibly fed, and is consequent
" in a state of collapse. In other
quarters it is said that the early re
lease Of Mrs. Pankhurst is expected.
The woman's social and political
union. representing the militant
branch of the suffragettes. issued a
statement today that the policy of
the organization had not been chang
ed as a result of the Imprisonment
OF Mrs. Pankhurst The attacks made
by members would stin be on proper
ty alone. The union win continue
to respect human life. but the war
fare on property Will be intensified
in consequence Of the governments
measures Of coercion.
John L. Griffiths, United states
consul general. has received several
letters from America, reproaehing
him for falling to take measures for
the release from jail Of Miss Zelie
Emerson Of jackson, Mich. As mat
ter Of fact. the consul general had
been Incarcerated. Mr. Griffiths then
approached the home office and re-
ceiYed permission TO visit Miss I'm.
erson 81 Holloway jail The vice con
eal general went there and ensured
aimself that she was being treated
ire game - English women
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
CLAIMS FAKE MARRIAGE.

Chicago. April George B. Lewis.
arrested on complaint of Ethel New
comb here last night that he married
her il san Francisco and deserted
her a fsw days later al Portland,
Oregon, taking with MIN her jewels
valued at $1,000. was ordered held
here today pending an Investigation
The prisoner says he is the victim
Of mistaken identity, at Miss New
comb ciung to her Identification in
the municipal court today. She add
ed that she is convinced the mar
riage ceremony was a fraud. a man
dressed ike a minister. tied the
knot. she said. but Lewis had not o.
tanned a license.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
nccussn OF MlIRnER

Denton, Texas. April Mrs. Fam
ME Flanary, accused Of the murder
Of her husband. was placed on trial
here today, and the task of procur-
ing a jury was commenced. The
case was brought here on change of
venue from Dallas, where the alleged
murder occurred some months ago,
Mrs. Flanary shot and killed her hus-
band in a hotel where he was employ
ed as a clerk, The tragedy is said
to have resulted from the husbands
ALLEGED attentions to other women.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
FFRAGETTES DESCEND
Upon THE CAPITOL
THEY DEMAND or BOTH HOUSES
GRANTING or BALLOTS
TO WOMEN

Washington. April Women suf-
fragists descended on congress aealn
today with petitions for a consutu-
tional amendment tor equal suffrage.
After a mass meeting in a downtown
theater. the petition bearers. more
than 500 in number. marched to The
capitol. At the foot of the capitol
steps the marchers divided. one party
going to the senate side and the 9th
er to the house.
Both eventually joined in the rotun-
da. where members OF both branches
we're bombarded with. the petitions.
The bearers represented every con
grssional district 10 The country
While galleries in the senate were
specially reserved for the marehers
and their adberents. no bands or ban
ners were admitted 10 the capitol.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
eighteen DROWNED
WHEN BOAT UPSETS
PRACTICALLY THE WHOLE CREW
OF A GERMAN BARK PER-
ISH IN THE WATER.

Bay City, Ore, April Eighteen
men were drowned as the result OF
the capsizing Sunday morning Of the
German bark Mimi, which had Just
been hauled off the beach at North
Spit, Nehalem Bay, where she had
been since February Is, wnen sne
went ashore. After futile efforts for
neariy q hours against a heavy wind
and sea the life saving crew from
Garibaldi station succeeded at .
O'Clock this morning in saving Cap
tain Charles Fisher Of Hortland,
president of the Fisher Engineering
corporation, Captain J. Westphal,
master Of the Mimi, and two sailors.
Russell Blackman, secretary Of the
Fisher Engineering corporation; ".
E. Koen, a contracting plumber of
Portland, and ]. E. Holyfield, super
intendent Of the Brighton mill at
Brighton, Ore. are among those
drowned. They we're aboard the
Mimi directing the efforts to haul her
off the spit
The survivors said that only sew
en- men were left on board the Mimi
after she turned turtle. 4 cabin boy
and a sailor lashed themselves to the
mast, where their dead bodies now
hang. No bodies have been recov-
cred.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
MADE DETECTIVES
SHOW HIM AROUND
YOUNG CALIFORNIAN EVOLVED a
CLEVER SCHEME FOR SEE
ING SIGHTS

New York. April 7.-Victor Fisher,
a young Californian charged with
stealing $4,000 from the Crescent
Creamery company of Los Angeles,
told with evident relish today how he
had hoodwinked the police Of Europe
and America by claiming their hosdt-
ality.
Fisher arrived from England today
in charge Of the chief Of the Los An
geles detective force.
Although the police Of every large
city had Fishers description nobody
recognized him when he applied ct
various police headquarters for a de-
tective to show him the city. He did
this, he said. in New Orleans, New
York, Paris, Dresden and London and
he recommends the scheme to stran-
gers wishing to see the sights of
strange city to the best advantage.
In London the detective ASSIGNED to
show him the sights recognized him
and his arrest followed early in
March.
Fisher will be taken to Los An
geles tomorrow.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
"ExALT THE MAN TOO MUCH"
PROTEST IS MADE THAT THE
MALE PARTY TO THE CON-
TRACT is TOO IMPORTANT.
EVEN OBJECT TO THE Ring
SUGGEST THAT MAN SHOULD BE
MADE TO RECEIVE A BAND
AS WELL As THE WOMAN.

London, April IA campaign
against the '.indignities" to women,
contained in the Anglican marriage
service is the latest effort Of the
suffragists Spiritual Militancy lea
que. Fifteen such moral humilia-
tions are mentioned in the manifesto
which the league is sending not only
to every clergyman Of every church
in England. but to all persons whose
forthcoming marriage IS announced
in the daily papers.
The first two indignities alleged
are the words "obey him and serve
him" which the bride is required to
repeat, and the question put by the
minister, who giveth this woman to
be married to this man?' One of the
remedies suggested for both is the
omission Of the words, the alterna-
tive is that the bridegroom be re-
quired to promise to "oDey her and
serve her" and that the minister also
ask who giveth this man to be mar
ried to this woman?" Three indie-
mites surround the marriage ring and
the bridegoom's accompanying deela-
ration
The words with all my worldly
goods thee endow' have never been
true, says the manifesto. The gov
ernment is urged to drop the ring
ceremony and its formula or to en-
force an exchange Of rings and the
use Of formula containing mo eco
nomic falsehoods or moral offense.
Humiliation No Z is the minister's
pronouncement that they shall be
made man and wife together. The
implication complained Of is that
"the woman is wholly wife. ana
the man not wholly a husband"
Protesting that the first Of the
Psalms addresses itself wholly to
the bridegroom the league demands
its omission or that 1t is supple
mented by another addressed to the
wife.
The petition that the man shall
love his wife as Christ the church
S an appalling humiliation of wom-
in and a pernicious exaltation OF
man."
The thirteenth indignity is quoting
St. Paurs words: wives, submit
yourselves unto your husbands as
unto the Lord: for the husband is
the head Of the wife, even as Christ
is the head Of the church. The lea
cue strenuousIy opposes the idea Of
the husband being the head Of the
wife and suggests: Husbands, also
submit yourselves unto your wives. )"
as a supplement to the second exhor-
tation to the wife
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
TODAY IN CONGRESS.
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Washington, April 7.-Senate: Met
at noon and organized.
L. Y. sherman of Illinois and
Nathan Goff Of West Virginia sworn
in
Senator Hitchcock introduced a
currency bill.
House. Met at noon.
New members sworn in and organ
ization was perfected.
Representative Henry introduced
bill to have homes for American dip
lomats in foreign capitals.
Resolution to change Inauguration
day to April by constitutional amend
ment introduced by Representative
Henry.
Progressives recognized by assign
ment of Representative Murdock 20
WAYS and means committee and Rep
resentatve Chandler to rules com
mittee.
Representative Underwood intro
duced new tariff bill which includes
an income tax provision and pro-
vides for a reduction of duty on
many articles besides placing others
in the free list.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
DYING DEPUTY
KILLS A MAN
LOWELL, ARlZ., is THE SCENE OF
MOST UNFORTUNATE SHOOT
ING AFFRAY

Douglas. Ariz.. April I'm pistol
duel near here early today Deputy
Sheriff John Rooney and F. J. McKen-
ma, miner whom he sought to ar
rest for drunkenness. we're killed An
other deputy struck the miner over
the head with his pistol The arm
exploded. and the bullet passed into
Roonex's hox In his dying agony
Rsoaes fire tour shofsza McKenna,
killing him almost instantly Then
the deputy died quietly The fight
occurred on the streets Of Lowell,
Ariz.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
NUS oeEY THE MILL

Denver. April THE attorney gen
eraI is directed to continue his inves-
LEGATIONS into the affairs Of the STRAIT
ton estate until all the provisions Of
the viii Of the late w. S. Stratton
are carried out according to the
terms of a resolution adopted by the
house this morning.
The house also adopted a resolution
authorizing an investigation into con-
ditons at the Argo smelter. Denver,
where, it was informed, differences
existed between the management and
its employees.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
coNeRAruLArIoNs ro MueesY

New York, April John J. Nc
Graw, the veteran manager Of the
New York Giants and reputed to be
the highest saiaried pilot in any Of
the leagues, received a flood of con-
gratulations from fans and friends to-
day on the occasion Of his fortieth
birthday anniversary. McGraw first
became identified with the national
game nearly a quarter Of a century
ago, when as a youngster he joined a
professional team at Olean, n. Y.
After two seasons in the minor lea
CUES he made his debut in the Ma
tional league as a member of the Bal
timore team. He remained with the
old Orioles from 1892 to 1899. The
next year he played with ST. Louis
and the next year he returned 10 Bal.
timore to manage the local team in
the new American league. Since 1902
be has been 10 charge of the Giants.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
EplecopAL counclL MEera

HattIesbuHg. Mss. April 7.-One
hundred and fifty clerical and ley dei-
egates are attending she annual meet
ing Or tae EDiscoDai diocesan eogn.
"a y a'sslseip0 whieb mei here %.
1ay fos fAfee eayf session bishop
4heeaa Desose kIafteg Is Dred
iHe q nqaaeI ise4q9e ~ as eail,
eaag N'll be tbq eeqleaiiea u he
Te8 N9feqgR eAWeA ht4f Dnf ef -
Hee# eaiaese pf 81 400 IS az sssie.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
LONG HATpIN UNDER San

Boston. April 7.-Those women q
Massachusetts who do not cover the
points of fhlr halpins With some ae-
vice that Hill protect tie pubic iFem
injury afe liable Is s heagg flae ae
eofalae 10 tbe pfoslsle1a e
lew ihat eent lalo elect tada xe
eef d9ea gee gesifiet she leah
lana. aoH aes w
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
MLLsoM eoMsI0Eas gaoTgsT-

Washington April ~ President
wilson to-day took W the formal pro.
test bg ~ gapaheae goyemment
sgai6ft tbe aIieg leee ~ pending ip
fbe caafoHa legislature 81 ~
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naiifoaia % ieefH tae eieias ~ ne
~ apaeii lHfqfHetien fgqN sf
ley gA1f Fl ~ tteNH eega
8 e na a tasfQA
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
nueeAY arAenEs Faleco.

eaa Francisco. April a Harlem
Tommy Murphy arrives here today
fQr his 70 pound return bout o.
fDHi IL aeaipst AZ Wegaai fefuer
ibiNagH clenDlqn TheiF lsff
fehl Bae = dew MWpAy N etalg
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07

law would be put into separate bids
to prevent a possible combination Of
so-called Asugar and wool senators
against the entire tariff measure.
viii favor Reciprocity.
An attempt to widen the foreign
market for American goods and to
encourage reciprocity treaties with
all foreign nations is embodied in
the new tariff bill introduced today.
in a clause empowering the president
TO grant faEors to any nation that
gives mutual concessions to the Unit
ed States.
The reciprocity clause takes the
place Of the penalty clause Of the
present tariff Law.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
INSURANCE COMMISSIONERS

TVoUHNNUE 71VIW7WF ~ -
chicago. April 7.IIisurace COM
nlissioners from many states are ar
irving in Chicago for the annual meet
ing Of the national association. which
will convene at the Hotel Sherman
tomorrow for a session Of two days.
The convention was to have been
held in Oklahoma city, but the meet
ing place was changed because Of the
impeachment charges recently
brought against Insurance Commits
sioner Ballard Of Oklahoma.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-04-07
sUFFRAeETTEs BURN MANSION

London. April Militant suffra-
gette ineendiaries set fire to and de
sToyed large mansion in the su-
burbs of Nor vica last night Inc
house was not occupied. The perpe-
traitors Of the outrage escaped.