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Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08

Entered st the postofiice at Eas;
Las Vegas. New Mexico, for trans
mission through the United States
mails rs second class matter.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08

presented in the picture, becomes the
desire Of our hearts and It is to that
point we direct our travels.
We all of us recall various pictures
we have seen and some of them stand
out with peculiar distinctness. we
feel that we have here those views
that have a peculiar fascination and
that if there be others presented at
the same time, if ours offer induce
ments beyond the others we will prof
1t by the presentation.
It seems as II the coming Of the
San Diego boosters is going to be a
good thing for the future Of the old
city.
Another thing that is encouraging
in the visit Of this party is the fact
that they are supporters Of the ocean
to ocean highway route that covers
the old Santa Fe trail and all the pic
lures that they exhibit will take the
route that goes through the central
section.
An effort is now being made to
make the Borderland passage the inn
portant one, and the Westguard peo-
pie seem to be interested particularly
in this route, but all the prestige that
can be given to the greatest route of
all, with its matchless scenery and
the wonderful historic interest must
be, in the end, the popular roadway
from the east to the west and this
trip of the boosters will add greatly
to this result.
We want that highway and, while
in the end, there is no doubt that it
will be the most Travelled one, all we
can do to help will make it more
sure.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08
FIESTA IN MEXICO CITY

City Of Mexico, Sept. S.-The Mex
lean capital forgot her troubles o
day and all classes and nationalities
joined with the spaniards in the Gel
ebration Of their great holiday. Coya.
donga. There is no fiesta in the cal
endar Of this republic that is more
popular Even the great national feast
days Of the Mexicans do not surpass
Covadonga in general interest. AS
the Spanish colony is the largest of
the foreign organizations and includes
many men Of great wealth, there is
no shortage of funds.
Elaborate entertainment was pro.
vided for all today. Games, athle-
tics. fireworks, free theaters and the
gathering Of the colonys beauty com.
bined to attract large crowds to the.
Tivoli del Elisea, where the principal
events Of the program were held. IN
addition there was a special mass at
the Cathedral, said by Archbishop
Mora in person. In the afternoon a |
special bull fight was given at which
p Of the most beautiful women Of
.he Spanish colony presided as queens !
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08

(Cash in Advance for Mail Subscrip
tions.)
Remit by draft, check or money or
der. If sent otherwise we will not
be responsible for loss. (
Specimen copies free on applica-
tOn.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08
MRS, PANKHURsT COMING

Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the
noted English suffragette who recent
ly exiled herself to sunny France, is
reported to be headed this way for
an American invasion" in the early
fall. Prominent representatives OF
the cause" of militancy in London
give out dire hints of what is going
to happen when the general of the
English suffrage Amazons reaches
these shores The mildest of their
assurances is that she will liven
things up" and will SHOW the Amer.
lean women how to grease the wheels
Of their cause"
OF course, this does not in any
sense represent the attrtude of the
American women themselves, unless
1t be that Of those who are opposed
to suffrage altogether. For if the
latter had arranged for Mrs. Pank-
hursts coming on the terms indi-
Gated in the announcement quoted
above, they could not have hit upon
surer method of bringing disfavor
upon equal suffrage in this country
The wheels of the cause" may be
creased" by the application of mill
tant policies here, but they will be
reversed and started swiftly upon the
downward way to defeat if any sub
stantial encouragement be given by
American women to
Mrs Pankhurst and her methods.
The American public will not tolerate
them and it would be suicidal for
American women to lend any marked
1egree of favor to militancy, of even
he mildest sort.
Individual American women who
30 to England and lend their voices
o the harrigan cries and the female
looliganism that emanate from suf-
,ragette headquarters do not repre-
sent anybody but themselves, so far
IS their Americanism is concerned. !
Their conduct is in keeping with the
sentiment of the suffrage leaders in
london, and apparently of the rank
md file of those devoted to "the
'ause" in England But when for
ign agitators come here and en-
Ieavor to substitute their incendiar-
SIN and Amazonian tactics for the
eaceful and steadily successful poll
les of American women suffragists,
hat is an entirely different matter.
hey will probably find cold vel
ONE extended them Certainly they
hould be made to understand very
mphatically that they will not be
ermitted TO ieopardize the prospects
American suffrage by their an
rchistic propaganda.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08

lost one set. In games his score was
1873 won and 81 lost
It was the consensus Of opinion
that the 1918 tournament was the
most representative ever held, but
that there would be a far more in
ternational aspect to the 1914 cham
pionship. Much Of course depends
upon the Davis cup play next year
If the preliminary ties are played
abroad it is probable tAar only the
challenge match will be held on the
United States courts. Regardless of
the outcome Of the Davis cup matches
it is thought that Anthony Wilding,
Alfred Dunlop and Norman Brookes
Will visit America and possibly also
the German racquet stars. Brookes
snd Dunlop are scheduled to leave
Australia early in 1914 for European
tour and are likely to double-up with
Wildiig for the Davis cup matches
for an American tour.
The German team, consisting OF o.
Froitzheim, F. w. Roke, R. Klein
schroth and H. Kleinschroth, is sched.
uled to sail for Australia this month
and viii play in Australia and New
Zealand until March. Their future
plans depend to a great extent upon
the Davis cup prospects. The team
may return to Germany for the
matches or precede to America in
time to strike the height of the Cali
fornia tennis season.
The Pacific coast will play prom
inent part in the tennis of 1914. Nc
Loughlin, Johnston, Strachan and
Griffin will again tour the east with
an additional attraction in the person
Of Roland Roberts, the latest Cali
fornia phenomenon. Mclaughlin is
also expected to revisit England in
order to have another try at VIM
bledon for the all-England's singles
title, generally conceded as the
worlds championship
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08
MoRTH pAkorA gAR MEErlNo

Mandan, N. D., Sept. S.-Many
prominent representatives of the bench
and bar were present here today at
the opening of the annual meeting of
the North Dakota Bar association
President w, H. Stutsman Of this city
called the gathering to order and de-.
livered the opening address. The ses-
sions will continue over tomorrow.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08
AMERICAN WOMEN CARELESS

They oyer-estimate their physical
strength and take chances which in
the long run cause pain and trouble.
Wet feet, a cold from exposure, neg
lect of such warning symptoms as
backache, nervousness, bearing down
pains, all lead to untold suffering. To
all such women we want to say Lydia
3. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
the unfailing remedy in such cases.
Thousands Of American women testify
to its virtue-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08
PASSENGER AGENTS IN SESSION

PASSENGER AGENTS IN SESSION
st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. S.-The for.
ty-frst annual convention Of the Am.
erican Association of Passenger
Agents met in this city today with an
attendance Of members representing
the leading railroad systems Of the
United States and Canada. The gath
ering was called to order by A. w.
Fritot Of Jacksonville, Fla, division
passenger agent of the Atlantic Coast
line. At the conclusion of the conyen-
ton tomorrow night majority of the
members and their wives will depart
on trip to the Yellowstone National
park
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08
PUBLICITY is VALUABLE

The Santa Fe New Mexican, whicl
is the mouthpiece Of the rejuyenatet
Ancient City, expresses editorially it
approval Of the plan Of the San Diegc
boosters for advertising the ocean t,
ocean trail and the cities located
along its route. IN doing SO the New
Mexican only reflects the sentimen
Of the city, as several hundred fee
OF film were taken id Santa Fe last
week. In Albuquerque an even great
er outlay was made for movie adj
vertising.
It is q matter Of regret that the
board cf directors Of the Commercial
club was unable to get a quorum Sat.
urday evening for the purpose of au-
thorizing the expenditure of a portion
Of the club advertising fund for the
making and Displaying of moving pic-
ture films depicting the advantages OF
Las Vegas as a stopping point for
tourists and possible investors OF
course, the notice was short. The San
Diego people should have notified the
club of their coming and thus made
it possible for the necessary arrange
ments to have been made before their
arrival.
But, regardless Of the cause Las
Vegas will not appear in the views
taken along the ocean to ocean high
way, while Santa Re, Albuquerque
and other cities Of the state win loom
UP with adequate representation.
Would it not be a good plan for the
Commercial club to create a commit
tee clothed with authority to pass
upon similar matters in the future?
Such method would be an improve
ment over the old one now in use
wh'ca requires the gathering together
Of the large board of directors, a task
thar is difficult under short notice.
The New Mexican's editorial is as
follows
One OF the really important things
that is before the people Of the west
is the matter just now Of the best
methods Of getting the attention of
the balance of the country turned this |
way.
The party OF san Diego boosters
who are here can and win do very
very great deal in this, and Santa Fe
must be in the picture.
We have heard it intimated that
inasmuch as there were to be so many
cities taken on the trip that it might
be scattering Of shot and the bene-
ut might not be great after all.
Take our own individual cases. Ifl
We are looking at pictures it is not
% much a matter Of the number as
he material which composes them
md II they offer anything out Of the
way and novel those are the ones {
hat stay in our memory and Of which 9
ge think afterward. and If some day I
ee are contemplating trip, the ]
bought comes back to us Of the pic s
ures we saw once on the screen !
ed 70 see the things in reality there {
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08
Get Rid of the former

Get Rid of the Torment of Rheumatism
You can do so by ridding yourself
of the cause. Weak and inactive kid.
neys allow uric acid poisons to re-
main in the blood and rheumatic
pains swollen and aching joints fol-
low. Take Foley's Kidney Pills to ease
you OF the pain and torment. They
will positively and permanently build
UP the kidneys, restore their normal
action and keep the uric acid crystals
out Of the blood and body. Try them.
0. G, Schaefer and Red Cross Drug
Store.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08
How,s THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure
r. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the past is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fin.
ancially able TO carry out any obliga-
lions made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, o..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
rally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free Price rs
cents per bottle Sold by all Drug.
aists
Tate Halps Family Pills for constip,
alton Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08
Facing a Serious pronosltlnn

The man or woman who mas kidney
trouble is facing a serious proposition,
where grave complications readily fol.
low neglect Foley Kidney Pills are
an honest curative medicine that once
taken into your system mean restored
health and strength. 0. G. Schaefer
and Red Cross Drug Store.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08
WISCONSIN, STATE FAIR OPENS

WISCONSIN, STATE FAIR OPENS
Milwaukee, Wis, Sept S.-With
practically every available foot Of ex-
hibition space occupied, the Wiscon-
sin State fair was opened today, NJ
der promising conditions The dis
play Of machinery and manufactures
live stock and products Of farm, or
chard and dairy has never been ex-
celled here. A harness meeting un-
der the auspices Of the Great Western
Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-08

circuit is to be one of the leading at
fractions of the week. The governor
and other state officials will visit the
fair Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
VALUE Of REAL ESTATE GIVES
PROBLEM TO THE AGENTS

land that was really on the market has
been sold.
Of course, as the price mas advanced.
new people have made up their minds
that they would sell but still the
agents are having trouble in maintain
ing their lists
The sales that have been made have
been in great part but parts Of the
! original filings. the owners diSpOsing
, OF portion Of their land with a view
to improving the remainder. and this
Is the most healthy kind of market
for all conditions are improved thereby.
OF the strangers who come to the
valley there is still considerable num-
her who arrive with the idea that
and they require some time to learn
that improved property here, as else
where, must be paid for
The fact that most of the people
coming to the valley in search of homes
are from the older settlements of
southern California, where they are
! accustomed to high values for real
! estate, is one Of the most significant
factors. for it means that these people
I realize that values here must eVentu-
ally reach a level with the old sections.
and the present values look very low to
them.
That this upward tendency in values
should come just when 100000 acres
of new land is to be reclaimed shows
how healthy is the demand. 1t might
be supposed the large new area would
have a depressing effect, but the con-
/ trary seems to be the case, and now
that it is impossible to see but a short
| time ahead when the last acre will
be irrigated, it can be expected that
there will develop period Of still
more rapid advance.
That the land Of the valley will
eventually have market value of from
| $500 to $500 an acre no person can
doubt who is familiar with other sec
tions of Southern California, and the
advancing values is testimony to the
confidence Of the people in the great
future coming.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
TRul BILE IN MEXICO CITY

MEXICu CITY. April IA rumor
that President Hnerta and General Fe-
iX DiaZ had fallen out, that one or
the other was to ne aSSassinated and
fighting would be renewed i'll the
streets AZ Mexico City, is in circulation
here. The story caused so much eN-
citemcnt That President Huerta sum
monrd the newspaper men to the pal
ace.
In formal statement the president
denied any trouble between huIeclf
ana General BIGZ The two are work
m4 M h1luuuN. hc said.
General UilZ made similar stale
mcut latcr to the press, but public
apprehension l. slow to subsidc. Eu-
uGr- persist.
4 formal p.uast has been lodged
hy President iIuorta at Washington
a-afn~t the ~hippJpg Of arms an1 am
muuiilnu from Lhc United states tn lho
rebels IN Mexico. Greater Ni-ilHnrc
lin guarding iue frontier is urged. Ac-
curd.n- a. Mexican officials here mn
'mcrou, rpuSiguments Of war material,
including machine guns, have been sent
across ihc border
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
HUNDREDS OF lABOR|NG
MEN ARE KEPT Bus|LY
EMPLOYED IN THE CITY

Never before was there such an
army of men employed in the city as
at present. The paving contract is in
large part responsible for the condi-
ton. for there is large force of men
already at work putting in the cutters
and curbS preparatory to laying the
paVementS.
But aside from this il the great force
If men layin" sidewalks and engaged
in the various branches of building ac-
livity. for business houses and resi-
dences continue tn spring into exist
pnce in all parts Of The town.
The city mas n0tsi monopoly of such
activity. for on thd3 farms in all parts
Of the valley there Is period of nome
building that surpaSSes any previous
experience. and at Times the men On
gagged IN This activity are in town on
shopping expeditions, adding to The
lhr0nG ON the streets.
There are a great many strangers ~
town looking for lines If business or
Investment uppOrlupiiIcs. with the re
,ull that they help swell The crowds.
such activity and The paying ont u,
large sums Of mniPy IN wages i n1-
uraIly .-lcuculin- every line oI trade,
ana business men iG all lines are high
lv pleased With thfresulis.
ii cmld not hr atherWisr ihan with
-uch "a fore, If men at work .Lc cii\
i uudrr-uu- Transformations. th'
Inv itrr- VI thr Buildings chan4nA
constantly. while fhe work ON the
Streets. occasionally blocking tralllc, Is
bringing about miprtanl changes and
i Suggestive of lhe neat appearance,
rur INV tuWu ID The Very near future.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
Asked 10 Pardon Patterson

WASHINGTON. April t.-An appeal
for the pardon of John II. Patterson "
DAYTON. ONO. convicted Of criminal Nio-
lation Of the sherman antitrust act IN
connection with the National Cash Reg
Iist, Company was received by Presl-
dent Wilson. The appeal wa> mad"
because of Mr Pattvrson's work ~ r"-
hevlng flood sufferers.
The president received the appeal.
-.gned by John l.. Scuff of the CincIC
matt finance and relief committee, and
referred it to Attorney General McRey-
nolds for action.
The appeal for clemency reads
The whole Miami valley, III the
midst cf great distress, with i,000,0oU
population. appeals to you to issue q
special pardon to J. vi. Patterson ~
Dayton. Ohio, VINO has displayed SucI
heroisIn IN our hour OF great loss OF
| life and property. Mr.. Patterson has
been feeding Hamilton, Middleton ano
| DAYTON and furnished medical AID anC
police protection. Our representative,
| bring the strongest praise for Mr.. Pat
terson. Even though he committee
some error. the multtudes will cal
you great and much rejoicing Will comt
| from this action. Consult Governor Cos
ana Mayor Hunt Of CinCiDna'i regard
ling This
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
FIRST DAY OF SEASON
TO TOUCH 90 DEGREES

For the first tune this year mercury
reached % degrees today. There i n"
longer complaint HAT the cool weather
is holding back vegetation. for lIlr
growth now is almost abnormal even
for thi~ valley. bnrinE me iaSt l'W
davS II warm weather everything could
almost hc seen To- grow.
1t will not be long before number
of products of the valley will be OH
The market at this rate. Next month
canialnupc~ Will appear. and the first
ripe iigs ana apricois will be available.
Within sixty days there will be water
melons and grapes going to market, and
The trees aud vines all give token Of
this and are doing their utmost to ap-
pear with their prudncts on regular
time. rs
In spite of the fact that this is The
VarmeSt day of .&e AGAR thus far
there was no feeling Of Inconvenience
for there was a gentle breeze through
out the day and the humidity Of ye-
lerdaY had in great part vanished.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
JUDGE C0NREY TEMPORARILY
ANNULS HIS WATER ORDER

Jge Coney has temporarily set aside his order OF few
days requiring Imperial Water Company No. to for
cater IN advance This latest action taken petition o.
President Willard to be hearing before the order
necessary the Cdter
file their estimates of Water 1eqired and for the
ddUance.
President Willard said this morning that he proposes to tgtz
this proposition to the end and he fails he U fall back the
erhch porides that the California Development Com
pay fails perform its part the contract No. shall haze u
right the canals and maintain them ITSELF He be-
there's that IN section Of the contract betCeen the mutual
end the Caona Dereopment Copony the people Of the Das
haze protection from the apparent Of the recere to
and hdrdSs the farmers.
The purpose Receiver Holabud has his repeated effort
'stjr up the ama IN the Vaey apparently beyond
hn0WEedge Of dny50dy As President Willard pointed
court No. has behind It's contracts the amount of
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