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made wholly or In part Of same. teys,
Jewslry and precious. semi-precious
and imitation precious stones. suitable
''On the following, In addition to the
duues 40 provided: Sugar In tank bot.
toms. syrups Of cane juice and concen-
trated molassss testing BY the poiari-
5000 not above ssvsaty-avs degrees.
nftsn one-hundssdths cents per pound.
and for every additional DE- srss by the
polariscops test. additional one one
hundrsdth cent per pound - molassss.
two cents per gallon"
Senators Nansden and Thornton, Of
Louisiana. pledged TO their constituents
to vote against free sugar both DE-
ciared they will vote against the meas
urs on ANAL passage ~ well - In
caucus. Senators Walsh. Of Montana,
Newiands Of Nevada and shafrsth. Of
Colorado. opposed TO the free sugar
clause. and out Of sympathy with frvs
WOOL are the men whose course - b.
Ing watched with soiicitude by the
party leaders. The Democratic
strength 10 81. without the Louisiana
Senators. the majority must have one
Of the doubtful three. Senators Poin.
dexter. Progressive. viii furnish . vote
for free sugar. II his help U needed On
the floor.
PRINCIPAL cHANoGs MADE ~
TIVE SeNATG COMMITTEE.
Here are the principal changes made
by the Senate Finance Commlttes IN the
rates Of the House tariff OIL and Ere
scented to the Democratic Senate caucus
Added to the free iiGt:
Aiisarin. single 5uts yarns. school
books. cement. rsosots on anthracsns
and anthracens oil. Slasisrs' and en-
Gravers' diamonds. not cut: miners
diamonds and diamond dust, crude arti-
fioial. abrasivss. flag. hemp. FLAG and
hemp tow. amber gum. valued at not
more than 80 cents . pound: Indigo col.
ors. DIG iron. wrought and scrap iron.
fer-omanganese and Iron In slabs,
blooms. loops or other forms less nm
ished than iron bars, except castinss:
leather. including patent leather for
shoes; harness and saddle leather. g.
phaltum. limestone rock asphait. needles
for shoe mschinss. photographs nlms
and moving pictars nlms. cyanide Of
potash. stss, insots. &C.. not containins
aiioy: cattle. sheep and all other domss-
tic I'VE animals suitable Tor human food.
wool Of ths angofa scat and alpaca.
paintings. stohinss. sculptures. &C.. Of .
professional character"
Whsak. 10 cents PER bushsl In the
Underwood bill. was added 10 the free
list. but he Senate Committee retained
. rctaiiatory provision for . duty OF
10 cents . bushsl on whsa:. y cents
. barrel on -four and 10 pc cent. "a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-20

Thin. brittle. colosless and scrsssy
hair 10 mute evidence Of . neglected
scalp; d dsndruif-that awful scurf.
Thess y nothing 20 destructive to the
hair - dAndsuii. II robe the hair q its
lustss. its strength and its very lie;
eventually producing . fevesishneas and
ticking q ths scalp. which. II not rene
died. causes the hair roots to shrink.
loosen sad die-then the hair falls out
lest.
A little Danderine tonight - now -
any time - will surely save your hair.
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vaiorsm on other wheat prrdncts when
imported from q country that Imposes
duty on American wheat or whezt
products.
A reiaNatory duty Of 10 per cent.
upon potatoes imported from countries
imposing duties against the United
States also was inserted. R0tatoss
were unressrvsdiy on the free list In
the Underwood bill.
Other principal changes were ~ fol-
lows. the new senate rate being stated
hrst In each Instance.
Agricultural Products-OAts. 8 cents q
bushsl: House. 10 cents; oatmeal and
rolled oats, IS cents per hundred pounds,
and oat feed cents per hundred: House.
frss list: cheese ~ cents per pound.
House 20 per cent; butter and butter sub
stitutes ~ cents per pound. House
cents; beets per cent. House 10 Per
cent: eess. frozen or otherwise prepared.
cents per pound. House az cents: fros-
On or liquid eGg albumen, cent per
pound, House free list; peas. green or
dried. 10 cents . btshei. House IS cents:
fiax seed. iinseed and other oil seeds Is
cents per bushei. House % cents; all
other seeds cents per pound. House 10
per cent. ad Viorem: zante currants.
Senate I cent pound, House . cents.
Fish. except she'll nsh. q per cent.
House. - per cent: lemons. lines.
oranges, Graps fruit shaddocks and
pomsios. IL Of 1 cent per pound. House
rates changed from II cents to 20 cents
per package. according to Size; bananas.
cents per bunch, House free iist.
SUGAR tariff provisions Of the House
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Is CENT 'DANDER|NE", FOR FALLING
HAIR and DANDRUFF- GROWS HAIR
Don't pay so cents for worthless hair tocs-Use old
reliable, harmless "Danderine"-Get results

Get . Is cent bottle Of Knowlton'a
Dsnderine from any drug store or toilet
counter. and after the first application
you will ssy Il was the best investment
you ever made. Your hair will l1IAne-
distely take on that life. lustre and luxu.
rance which 10 80 beautiful. Il will
become wsvy and fluffy and have The ap
pssrance ol abundance; an incompatible
gloss and softness. but what will please
you most will be after just few weeks
uss. when you will actually $50 . lot Of
fine. downy hair-new hair-growins oil
over the scalp.
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Last Csnsressnas Of NJ IeaS.
READING, Pa, June 2O.--MaJor Sy-
denham w. Ancona, eishty-nine years
old, believed to have been the last sur-
vivins member WAC served IN the Ma
tional House Of Representatives H.
1851, died here to-day. lie was Den..
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oerat and eerved In the Thirty -ssxe9ihb
TnIrty-eighth and Thirty-ninth Con.
gree ses. ON the &C aston OF his lave
visit to Washington year ago. the
Iouse of Repres en;a;!ves took~o recess
for fifteen minutes In his honor, ourin8
" AZ 4, he was Accorded recepti0n.
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Boys Superior
Tub Suits
Russian, MILDLY and beach
models. Exclusive patterns.
dependable. washable fab
RIGS. 15to6 years. M
Value S3.7S........ Z.UU
Boys Crash Suits
Washable. patch pocket and
Norfolk models. Linen,
crash. khaki and white repp.
sto Is ys. Reg. -. 2.0S
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Boys Negligee
Shirts and Blouses
Extra grade madras and
pongee. Neat stripes and
white. soft collar or neck
band, turn back cuffs.
Regularly Sl.2s.. 0SC
Boys Pajamas
Madras or pongee. splendid
quality. special selected pat.
terms. Sizes E to 10.
Heretofore S1.2S. -. 7SC
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
Hopkins Joins Pebels.


Tucson, Ariz., July S.-Heuben Hop
kins, former United States deputy
marshal, who is accused by the Unit
ed States government of having con
spired with Didier Mason, the French
aviator, and Samora state officials in
the smuggling Of an aeroplane across
the border into Mexico, is now an of
ficer in the constitutionalist army.
This was the news brought by refu-
gees from Hermosillo today 1t was
stated that Hopkins was commission
ed as captain by General Obregon in
recognition of his services in the
transportation of the aeroplane.
General Ojeda, federal commander,
is still in Guaymas, according to the
refugees, and state troops are not
conducting an active assault on that
city, as inspired messages from the
capital stated recently, It was re-
ported that the act was postponed
pending the arrival Of cannon from
Cananea.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
EDUCATORS TO ELECT
OFFICERS TOMORROW
WOMAN is CANDIDATE AGAINST
MAN FOR PRESIDENT OF Ma
TIoNAL SOCIETY

Salt Lake City, July 9.-Teachers in
attendance at the National Educational
association convention here today list
ened to numerous addresses and re-
ports in addition to giving attention
to the campaign for candidates for Of
ficers who will be elected at the busi-
ness session tomorrow.
Regarding the introduction Of sex
hygiene instruction in the schools, T..
w. Galloway Of James Milliken uni
versity, said that on account Of there
being no well outlined plan Of teach
ing. haste should not be urged ex-
eept in making definite experiments
in order to obtain a workable course.
"sex instruction. he said "contem-
plates bringing in the proper way the
best Of all the materials the race has
gathered to furnish standards of So
cial virtue, respect for women, single
standard of purity for the sexes and
right conventions.
The million dollar fund committee
agreed today that there should be pro
vided a permanent income from the
fund and that the proposed national
headquarters building in Washington
ID. G., should contain permanent Of
fees Of department heads and an edu-
cational exhibit
Miss Margaret Haley Of Chicago Is
leading a sharp fight AGAINST the can
didacy for president Of 2. x Snyder
president Of Colorado state normal
school
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
PARTY IS DUE-HFRE ON NO. 9
TIL WHOLE CITY SHOULD TURN
OUT TO WELCOME HIM AT
THE DEPOT
RETURNS 10 AFRICA SOON
AFTER TWO OR THREE WEEKS in
ARIZONA HE WILL AGAIN
HUNT BIG GAME

Theodore Roosevelt. former presi-
dent Of the United States, accom-
panied BY his two sons, Archibald and
quentin, will pass through Las vegas
this evening on No. 8. The train is
due to arrive here at 6:S5 o'clock.
The Roosevelt party will eat supper
here The train viii leave at Z
o'clock.
Mr.. Roosevelt and his sons are on
their way to Arizona where they
plan to hunt game and fish for two
or three weeks. A visit win also be
paid to the Roosevelt ranch which is
located in Arizona and to the Roose-
velt DAM named after the former
president
One Of the reasons for Mr.. Roose-
velt's trip to Arizona is to study the
habits and life Of the Indians there.
Elaborate plans are being prepared
for the entertainment Of the head
Of the progressive party and his two
sons. Several prominent hunters, it
is said, win accompany the trio into
the canyon and point out the various
places where the big game is located
Following tie visit Is Aflz1na a
Rooevelt viii return to his home and
prepare 10 leave for South Africa,
where he viii spend several months
on hunting expedition. The Roose.
welt expedition into Africa following
his retirement four years ago from
the presidency was highly successful
and many fine specimens Of game
were brought back to this country
by him It is not known If he viii
take his sons with him. The Roose-
welt boys are said to be as good at
the hunting game as their father and
both contemplate bringing back some
real trophies from the Grand Canyon
and other Arizona hunting grounds.
with the announcement that Col.
Roosevelt is to passs through Las
Vegas it will result in nearly tho
whole population OF the city being at
the depot to catch a glimpse Of the
distinguished traveller. This morn
ing, in Colorado, the colonel's train
stopped at little town for few
minutes. Cowboys and residents of
the place gathered about the train
and after cheering the colonel for
some time asked that he make
speech. The colonel responded and
talked to the populace for several
minutes
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
DE La BARRA HAS RESIGNED
HE WAS MINISTER Of FOREIGN
AFFAIRS UNDER HUERTA
GOVERNMENT
GAMBOA is TO SUCCEED HIM?
REBELS TRY TO PURCHASE AUTO
TRUCKS AT Ell PAso TO USE
IN JuAREz FIGHT

El Paso, Tex, July 81 United
States army officers today discovered
that Mexican rebels have been get
ting prices in Bl Paso on automobile
trucks and armament evidently with
a view Of using them in the proposed
attack on Iuarez. The United States
border patrol has been instructed to
prevent any trucks being taken across
the line.
Federal defenders of Juarez today
are masking all their trenches and
barbed wire defenses in brush but
rebel spies on this side boast that
they have mapped everything the fed
erals have done and tnat plans Of
ali defenses are in the hands Of Pan
cho villa, who is to command the
attack
No changes are reported in the po-
sitions Of the rebel troops surround
ing Juarez at various distances. The
closest are supposed to be 40 miles.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
LAWYER LOBBYIST GOT
THIRTY DOLLARS A DAY
A. D, BALDWIN, A CLEVELAND AT.
ToRNEY, CALLED BEFORE
LOBBY PRoBERs

Washington, July ga. D. Bald
win, Cleveland attorney before the
senate lobby committee, today testi-
fled that in Washington talking to
congressman about the sugar tariff,
he represented Alexander & Baldwin
of New York and received $50 a day
A. S. smith Of Tennille. Ga. presi-
dent of the stand branch Of the
Farmers union, was questioned about
meeting Of a committee Of the Ma
tional Formers union, at New Or
leans last spring. at which a scheme
to increase the consumption Of cot
ton was to be discussed.
He testified that his expenses there
was paid by R. D. Bowen, president
cs the Texas branch Of the union.
President Barret Of the national
organization, was not present II. H.
MobIey of Prairie Grove, Ark, said
he was at the New orleans meeting
called by Brown. He signed tele-
gram to the Arkansas senators at
Browns direction asking for q
hearing for Arkansas cotton interests.
Z am slow to make accusations,
said Mobley, but I nave come 70
know that at all our meetings, state
and national, we were surrounded by
men who want US 70 Dc something
for their interests.
William Whitman Of Boston, for-
ner president Of the National Assoc
citation Of Wool Manufacturers and
president Of the Arlington mills at
Lawrence. Mass. was the next wit
ness
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09

lat length by Commissioner Prouty
On transactions in New Haven stock
bought with such notes, the report
says, there were profits of 100000,
but the New Haven books do not
show to what use the money was
lput Commissioner Prouty says:
His statement was that the
amount had been used in campaign
expenditures during the summer and
fall Of 1904 by directions of his di-
rectors and that they had subsequent
ly ratified his act. The September
account shows a payment to Mr.. Mel
len of $4,000 in cash, which he pass
ed over to the republican campaign
committee. 1t shows q econd to Mr..
Buckland, now the president Of the
company, of $1,000 which was turned
over to the republican state commit
tee Of Rhode Island"
The investigation disclosed tnat
such stock transactions extended over
a considesabie period and from time
to time Meilen was given various
large sums for various purposes un-
stated On the books Of the company.
He explained that the amounts he
received were for campaign contribu-
tions and for other expenses incud-
ing one item Of 100000 spent in
connection with certain leases Of
deck property in New York city"
Commissioner Prouty says the com
mission doubts the propriety Of this
laxity in the operations Of accounts
between Mr.. Melien aud his company
oIf,o says the report, the presi-
dent Of this corporation expends
money in connection WITH the pur-
chase Of lease he should take
voucher for the same. # the expen-
diture is not such that a voucher can
be taken It ought not to be made.
1t is pointed out that all of Mr.
Mellen's notes to the New Haven have
been liquidated except one for $4,000,
but many of them involve transactions
which are not disclosed by the books
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
MEET AUTO TOURISTS

Colorado Springs, Colo, July o.
Mayor McKesson, City Commissioners
johnson and Lawton, County Commits
sioners Banta, Kennedy and Van
Rouse. and representatives of the Au-
tomobile club and civic organization
of this city, Canon City, Leadyille and
other points along the Lincoln high
way, left here promptly at 8 o'clock
this morning in automobile for Bur
lington, Colo. to meet members Of
the Indiana Automobile Manufactur-
ers association, who are making a tour
OF the Pacific coast The Hoosiers
and their escort will spend the night
at Burlington and will reach here
at o'alock tomorrow afternoon, TAX
ing lunch en- route at Limon. The
party will be brought here over the
Lincoln highway. Another escorting|
party will leave here tomorrow after
noon and will meet the visitors and
their guides some miles east of here
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
LOSS WILL Be ENORMOUS
GOVERNMENT ORDERS SOLDIERS
AND SAILORS OUT TO FIGHT
BACK THE FLAMES
NO DEATHS ARE REPORTED
BUSINESS MEN IN THREATENED
ZONE LEAVE BUSINESSES TO
AID IN COMBAT

San Francisco, July 9.-The forest
fire that for three days has blaekened
the slopes Of Mount Tamalpais woke
to fresh life today and began dan
gerous advance on the town of Mill
Valley, along the heavily wooded
course Of Blythe Dale canyon, which
is lined with handsome country plac-
es, hidden in the red woods.
The most serious feature Of the new
situation is that the fire is now well
into tall redwoods where it will burn
much more fercely At noon the
flames were distant from Mill Valley
a mile and half and marching for
ward stubbornly.
Until today the flames had been
confined to chaparral and laurel brush
The Blythedale canyon, however. is
not only lined with houses, but 1t con.
tains the lower stretches Of the Mount
Tamalpais railway which, If clogged
by fallen tree trunks, could no longer
transport fire fighters to other parts
Of the mountain. where new fires will
spring ub Hbea he afternoon winds
from the sea fIeshen.
On the north side Of the mountain,
which the fire reached last night It
began to descend at noon into Balti
more canyon, which is heavily tim
bered. and leads directly into Lark
spur skirting Corte MADEIRA Lark
spur is fashionable suburb Corta
MADEIRA is chiefly inhabited BY work
ing men. In both towns the stores
we're closed and every ablebodied man
was out fighting fire.
Two thousand soldiers, sailors and
naval apprentices we're detailed by the
government today to fight the fires
still stubbornly eating into the brush
covered sides Of Mount Tamalpais
Eight companies OF coast artlllef5
were on duty in the brush, 700 sailors
we're held in reserve and for relief
duty at sausalito and 176 apprentices
from the naval training station on
Yerba Buena Island joined them this
morning
No lives have been lost and no in
juries among the fire fighters are re-
ported. Mill Valley and other towns
at the base Of the mountain are be-
Iieved to be out Of danger.
The wind began to rise this after
noon and flames leaped itno Blythe
dale canyon savagely "The Garden
Of Allah, a country estate belonging
to Ralston Lowell White and valued
at ST 100000. was surrounded on three
sides. with the flames not more than
15O yards distant The estate seem
ed doomed.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
cArrLEMAN FOUND DEAD

Grand Junction Colo. July al.
Marshall Nuckolls, wealthy cattle
man, was found dead at his summer
home 20 miles north Of DeBeque last
night, according to dispatch receiy-
ed here today
Although heart trouble was given
as the cause,- the coroner announced
that he will hold an inquest tomorrow.
Nuckolls was married about two
months ago. He was interested in
the Nuckolls Packing company Of
Pueblo
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
Run STILL CONTINUES

Pittsburgh, July 9-When the
Pittsburgh Bank for Savings opened
for business this morning the run
that was started on Monday upon
the closing of the doors Of the First
Second National bank was resumed
but not in such volume as on the two
preceding days. Police regulations
continued to be maintained and all
the receiving windows were thrown
open for the use Of those desiring to
withdraw. Those who came to de-
post found much difficulty in being
waited on quickly and complaint from
these. President WssJ. Jones said,
was demonstration OF the conf
dence in the bank.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
Be ia Barra Resigns.

Mexico City, July 3. The portfolio
of foreign affairs has been offered by
Provisional President Huerta to Fred
erick Gamboa to fill the place OF
Francisco de la Barra, who resigned
yesterday. Gamboa was sub-secre-
tary for foreign affairs during the
periods of office as foreign minister
of the late Ignacio Mariscal and En-
rioue q. Creel under the administra-
tion Of Porfirio Dlaz. 1t was gener-
ally expected that he would accept.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
rtgEgUe COMMITS SUICIDE

San Diego. Calf, July 9,-Dr- r M
Madison, charged with an attempt to
burn a San Diego hotel committed
suicide today in his cell in the Jail
here. He tied his handkerchief and
necktie together, fastened one end
to the upper berth Of the cell and
strangled himself in the lower berth.
In the hands Of the dead man was
magazine open at a story about the
burning Of big hotel, with loss Of
life.
The police say he had intimated to
them that he was guilty Of the at
tempt on the hotel
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
LAND HilL.s UP

Washington, July s. The senate
public lands committee considered fa-
vorably today bills providing that
lands taken up for reclamation Under
the Carey act may be forfeited to
the government il the project i nes
begun within three years; that horne
steaders be not required to make con
tinuous residence on lands not hayiu
sufficient water supply for domestic
purposes and that homesteadefa may
either cultivate portion cf theIE land
or make specified Improvements
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
GENERAL RIVA DIES OF
HAVANA RIOT wounds
CHIEF or CUBAN POLICE RAlDED
CLUB AND WAS SHOT
THREE HELD

Havana. July 9.-Gen Armando
'Riva, chief Of the Cuban National
Police died today Of wounds receiv-
ed Monday evening during a pistol
fight cn the Prado after he had raid
ed gambling club.
General Asbert. governor Of Ha.
vana province. Senator Vidal Morales
and Representative Afias are under
arrest awaiting trial in connection
with the crime
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
PETITIONS FOR MORE RECEIVERS


Pittsburgh, July 9.-Petitions were
presented in the federal court today
by Luucian Hill Of Maryland asking
receivers for six subsidiary com
panies of the American Water Works
and Guarantee company, one Of the
Kuhn interests affected by the clos
ing Of the Firstsecond national bank
Of this city. The petitions were
granted by Judge G. F. Orr but the
appointments were not made at once,
The subsidiary companies are all
Pennsylvania coal companies.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
soLpIERs MLLEp IN MANLLA

Washington, July 9,The six sol
diers killed in Manila yesterday when
a flat car jumped the track and over
turned were Privates Boyd Names Of
the quartermaster's corps Louis D.
Koenig, Elmer Netrzinger; John Paul,
Albert R. Wells and George Hughes,
according to a message received at
the war department today.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
RIVERS IN BAD

Ventura, Calf, July 9.-Joe Rivers
the southern California lightweight
who was knocked out July 4 by Cham
picn Willie Richie must appear in a
Justice court here July 1e to answer
charge Of having broken the jaw Of
". H Smith, milkman who, several
weeks ago, disputed with Rivers the
fisht 70 the road while the pugilist
was driving his motor car Rivers
bond was fixed at $500
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09

Trinidad, Colo, July 9- Colonel
Roosevelt passed through Trinidad at
200 p m. enroute for Deming, where
he win stop for day before going
to Grand Canyon Arizona. a larse
crowd gathered at the. station anxious
to catch glimpse 81 the former presi
dent, but he did not leave bis draYing
room
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-09
MocoMss, CONDITION GOOD

Paris, July 8. The condition today
of William F. McCombs, chairman Of
the democratic national committee IS
declared most satisfactory by the sur
geons in attendance. His progress to-
ward recovery from the operation for
appendicitis he underwent here yester
day is said to be regarded above nor
NAL but in view Of his delicate con
stitution, it was stated he viii require
several weeks of complete rest before
he is able to get about