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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10
SENATE is ORGANIZING.

Washington March TO-. Organiza
ton work in the senate today held
the attention. OF democrats and re
publicans alike. The democratic
steering committee began work early
dpon the arrangement of the demo
cratic membership of the large com
mittees. 1t was not expected that
the democratic committee assign
ments would be completed today.
The republican membership of the
committees has been arranged by the
republican steering committee. 1t is
believed that the senate will work
under the present special session un-
til its reorganization of the senate
is finished
After a brief executive session in
which the nomination of John H.
Marble to be a member Of the inter
state commerce commission was con
flrmed and the nominations made to-
day by President Wilson were refer
red to committees, the senate ad-
journed till D. m. Tuesday.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10
Federals to Attack Noaales.

Nogales, Ariz. March 1O-Refu-
gees arriving here early today By au-
tomobile from Magd%lena report that
General Obregon, with 900 state
troops, is preparing to move against
Nogales, Sonora The constitutions
alists have trains ready and building
material to repair recent damages to
the Southern Pacific between Mag
dalena and the border. The federals
at Nogales believe that General Ole
da with troops from Aqua Prieta is
marching to their assistance.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10
rHE coLoRAno LEeIsLATURE

Denver, Marea 1O.-The senate to-
day postponed until Wednesday con
sideratian Of Senator Haydon's roso-
luton fixing Mach 81 as he late for
final adjournment OF the legislature
It then began consideration of he lies
bill transferring the brand department.
from the secretary Of states office to
the control Of tAe state board OF live
stock inspection.
During Consideration Of license bills
In the house, Representative TAFT de-
olared that Judging from many OF the
bills before the assembly Eve NIGH
be considered crazy on the subject o.
LEGISLATION.
This afternoon the house and senat,
will meet in joint session to hear Johr
Mitchell Of the United Mine Workers
Of America discuss eworkmen's com
pensation acts"
At o'clock the house planned tc
take up the public utilities bill
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10

liano Carranza, the rebel governor o
the state of Coahuila, this morning
threatened the town of Lampazos in
the state of Neuvo Leon Lampazos
located rs miles southwest Of Laredo,
Texas, is one Of the most important
towns in the state. AS soon as the
news reached here. General Jose Ma
ria Mier was ordered to take 500
troops from Monterey, 100 miles
away, and make an effort to prevent
the rebels entering the town.
No reports have reached the feder-
al capital during the past 12 hours
as to Carranza'5 whereabouts, but le
is believed to be still near Baian,
where he retired after his defeat
near Reata.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10
cananea Is Cut OF.

Cananea, Sonora, Mar. 1O.-This
mining town with it's many American
residents, again is isolated from rail
way communication with the Arizona
border. Manuel NJ Dieguez, a former
mayor of Cananea, with $50 consti-
tutoinalists, has cut ali telegraph
lines and dtaken up rails on the
branch of the Southern Pacific Of
Mexico connecting Cananea with Ma
co on the border The state troops
also hold the town water station, but
have promised not to cut the supply
nor to burn any bridges on the rail
way.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10
pops IS RECOVERING

Rome. March TO- The indisposition
Of Pope Plus XI is pursuing a normal
course and there is every promise %
speedy recovery. according to Dr.
Amicii the physician in attendance
He visited the pope at an early hour
today When asked about the truth OF
rumors of an aggravation in the con
dition Of his patient, the doctor de
clared there was no ground for such
reports.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10

London, March 10.-King George
today opened the third session Of the
\ present parliament after proroga-
toin of only two days. the briefest
recess on record.
The opening was preceded BY the
usual procession from Buckingham
palace to Westminster hall, the cen.
ter of the brilliant picture being tho
great gilded glass coach drawn by the
famous Hanoverian cream-coIoi ed
hcrses. whose sole duty is to particle
pate in these pageants.
The kings speech from the throne
was devoted chiefly to the Balkan
war. expressing the earnest desire OF
the European powers to hasten the
conclusion Of peace.
OF the Balkan war the king said:
4 am hopeful that the consultations
between the powers win enable them
not only to secure a complete under
standing among themselves but to
exercise beneficient Influence in
Fastening the conclusion Of the war
The first sign Of suffragette activity
during the royal procession was seen
when two women rushed from St.
James park opposite Marlborough
House, while the royal coach was
passing and vigorously waved papers
They were promptly surrounded BY
police and hurried from the spot.
Another party Of five women who
tried to present petition to the king
as he passed along Whitehall we're ar
rested.
The time honored ceremony known
as searching the vaults beneath the
House Of Commons and the House Of
Lords which has been carried out
since the attempt by Guy Fawkes in
1905 to blow up the king and parlia-
ment, but which In later years has
been performed ia most perfunctory
manner, again was undertaken seri-
ously today. A party Of yeomen Of
the guard from the Tower OF London,
went carefully through the buildings.
accompanied by one Of the chief Of
ficials OF parliament and by inapec-
tors OF police and odther high func-
tionaries All these made 4 thorounh
search for any lurking suffragettes.
Parliament Discusses WAR
The Balkan situation came up sor
discussion in the house OF commons
today Premier Aaquith said
AN agreement on one Or two points
only and these not vital ones & a
quired 10 secure the compete ee
cord 81 the pa eue So
fconilaaea 1D ss nsl
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10
Bic asAEETY ElRsrg RALLY

Pittsburg, Pa, March 1o.-operat-
ing employees representing all Of the
railroads entering Pittsburg took part
today in a big safety first" rally. r.
L. ODonnell, general superintendent
Of the Pennsylvania railroad, presld-
ed at tie meeting and competent
speakers explained to the railroad
men the necessity for care and eau.
ton IN their methods Of work tor
inelf own safety AZ wen aa that of
ne passengers -leing o. their roaes
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10
snnnlIes for the RebeIs.

Mexico City, March 1O.-Vicente
segura, a railroad dmilloinaire mata-
dor who several months ago pur-
chased supply Of arms and ammu-
milton at New Orleans to aid the re-
volt started by Felix Diaz at Vera
Cruz, has turned over the bill Of
lading for these supplies to the Msxi-
can government, which win have
.hem delivered to the federal army
fighting against The rebels n the
northern states.
! A force Of 800 followers Of Venus
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10
Rebels VIII Fight.

Washington. March 1O.-Major
General Wood, chief Of staff, today
received advices Of current reports at
Eagle Pass that the rebels. under Col
onel Carranza were concentrating at
Monclova to make a stand against
the federal army.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10
By PraCticing
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Economy You
Can Buy Future
Independence
ex JOHN ?. FALLoN.

Every time you practice econ-
omy, whether in the purchase
Of a spool Of cotton at penny
less than usual, or in the buying
OF a home at the right time and
in the right place, you are
buying independence for your
self,
Save a penny here and a dol
lar there and the foundation for
your future independence will
be safely laid.
One Of the best and quickest
ways to secure independence
through economy is to read the
advertisements in The Optic ev-
cry day. They tell you how to
get the full value for your
money. when you can buy most
economically, where you can
secure the things you need at
the lowest prices.
Follow the advertisements in
The Optic carefully and con-
sianiIy 30 You win be able TO
purchase everything you buy
most economically
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10
CONSTITUTIONALISTSATW WORK
THEIR ARMIES ARE ATTACKING
HUERTA FORCES ALL ALONG
THE ARIZONA BORDER.
A COMMANDER is KILLED
COLONEL LOPEZ OF THE LOYAL
ARMY is SHOT THROUGH
THE NECK.

Douglas, Ariz., March 1O.-State
troops and recruits of Sonora, rally
ing to the call of the state govern
ment to oust all of Huerta's federal
soldiers from the border state, yes
terday scored their first victory in
Wrestling Nacozari, an important min
ing town below this point, from the
federal garrison, which had remained
under orders from the government at
Mexico City. The defeated federals
not killed or captured arrived early
today on a special train at Aqua Pri-
eta, opposite Douglas, their command
er fatally wounded and 20 others
hurt badly.
From various points along the Ari-
zona bordedr come reports of other
movements of state troops against
border and inland towns held by
small federal garrisons. Nine hun
dred constitutoinahsts began NOV
ing today against Nogales, Sonora,
opposite the Arizona town of the
same name, and it is reported that
a struggle is in progress at El I'll
gre, an American ming town north
east of Nacozari.
Reliable reports state the consti-
tutoinalist woundedd at Nacozari as
only nine. Lieutenant Colonel Lopez,
the garrison commander, was brought
here with 20 federal wounded, but
died late this morning on the way
to hospital on the American side.
He was shot through the neck.
Most of the fighting was at long
range. The state troops, possessing
no artillery, were compelled to keep
under cover rom the two machine
guns of the federal garrison. The
state troops. however, during satur-
day night crept close to the town,
and early Sunday morning began a
hot fire. Superior in numbers yes
terday afternoon they oyerpowered
the Huerta troops, who fledd to the
hills and on a special train to the
border
EI Tigre is Captured.
The mining camp at FL Tigre, 40
miles southeast of Douglas, last night
fell into the hands of 15O stats
troops. The 100 federals Of the gar
rison, fleeing toward the border
were overtaken by the constitutional
lists, who captured the Huerta sol
diers' arms, ammunition ard artillery
after a sharp slSirmish 10 miles east
of El Tlgre.
The Huerta soldiers during the
night left their posts only to be trap
ped by the state troops who demand
eu their arms. Upon refusa an hours
fight ensued. The state soldiers Sc
cured 50 rifles and one machine gun
abandoned by the national govern
ment soldiers, who are fleeing toward
Aqua Prieta
The federals lost four killed and
seven wounded before retreating in
disorder The constitutionalists, sn-
der command Of Comisario Camou ne
turned to El Tigre, being reinforced
by other small groups Of state troops
in the neighborhood ri Tigre is an
American mining town located east
OF the Naeozari railroad
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10
FATAl ELECTIONS

Madrid, March 1o.-Returns from
the elections held through Spain yes
terday for the chamber Of deputies
at noon today sshowed the return Of
95 liberals. IS conservatives, eight re-
publicans and 20 ctholics. Count Al
varado de Romaneses. the premier, ia
certain Of obtaining q majority. sev-
eral fatal encounters between political
opponents occurred ii tho north oi
Spain.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10
COMMENDS THE AMBASSADORS
SAYS THE DISCUSSIONS CON-
cERNING THE BALKAN WAR
ARE BENEFICIAL
SUFFRAGETTES GET BUSY
ATTEMPT TO PRESENT HIS MA
JEsTY WITH A PETITION FOR
WoMEN's VOTES
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i London, March 10.-King !
+ George and Queen Mary were +
: the targets for suffrage attacks
+ today. Vague threats had been :
+ current for several days in COM =
! nection with 5he suffragettes' +
4 plans for the ceremony of open =
+ ing Of parliament. All their at =
+ tempts at interference were =
: brought to naught, however, BY =
+ the extraordinary police precau- =
+ tions. +
+ While the king and queen =
+ were on their way to Westmin- +
! ster, five women attempted to +
i approach mis- majesty in his his +
: toric white hall. They carried =
+ petitions setting forth the griev +
: ances of women. The police =
+ promptly arrested the five and :
4 imprisoned thems although It =
1 looked for a time as il the r
! crowd would overwhelm the po- =
: Ice and administer punish >
= ment IN summary fashion
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-10

mum OF w day. lie SAID all big co
poration could do So
| Lytton pointed out as did Simpson
at a previous session, that an increase
of the minimum wage means an in
crease along the line. The girl al
ready getting $12 must be advanced
to SIS. The SIS girl to $40 and so on
Employees must must be paid accord
ing to their comparative abilities.
Juul suggested that the employees
should hold 4 mass meeting and
agree on a fair minimum wage them
selves. Witness thought it a good
idea. O'Hara said it had been observed
that employers pay more attention to
outside charities than to their own
employees.
DO you think that your first duty
is to your own peopIe?" asked the
chairman.
THAT is our belief replied Lytton,
although we contribute to every re-
cognized charity in Chicago"
Joseph Baasch, second vice presi-
dent of siegel, Cooper and Company,
who was the next witness, said wages
and immortality have no relation.
Il believe that immortality is a state
of mind. / believe our girls are moral
girls I think a very small percentage
of them could be persuaded to take
the easiest way
siegel Cooper and Company employ
1880 girls, about half Of whom earn
SIS or less.
Baasoh did not view the wage sys-
TEN with any alarm
Promotion is very rauid in State
street stores" remarked Basch. The
woman who comes to us this year at
Sc, for instance, in two years very
readily may be earning SIS week.
The low salaries go to the learner
and development is rapid"
Basch became greatly Interested
in the subject. He removed his dark
rimned glasses and with these in
hand, delivered himself Of number
of opinions on the training of girls.
He would dnot hire d girl under 16
years of age, ne said "She should be
in school, A minimum wage scale,
he said, is nato4nal Question
Asked if siegel, Cooper and Com
pany could pay minimum wage
scale Of $12, Barsch said that they
could for skilled services, but not for
unskilled.
But couldnd't you make that the
minimum without materially weaken
ing dividends insisted Senator
Tossey. This question was not an
swered.
Senator Beall, self made" man
himself, asked how many Of the great
merchants Of Chicago are college
graduates The witness named sew
eral of them whom he said were, like
himself, graduates of the school of
experience"
The Mandeis," said Basch, were
good, honest boys. They came from
the ranks MarsnaI. FIeid was poor
boy. Hillman came up from cash
boy. l don't know if any of them
went to college
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
GOT POISON BOTTLE;
 IN SERIOUS CONDITION

Poison kept in the house for use On bed springs to eXterminate bugs, taken by Mrs. ROssic at her home on Naco road two weeks ago, may yet prove fatal Mrs. Rossic got the poiyon bottle by mistake, thinking it was medicine which she was taking regularly on prescription of a physi elan. She was taken to the Copper Queen hospital while in convUlsions from the poison and partially recoy- cred there. She then determined to go to the home of Mrs. Peter Rcssic and was taken there yesterda. Following her arrival she grew worse and it was feared last night that the exertion she had undergone iu leav- ing the hospital had resulted in T relapse which might prove very serious. Mrs. Rossic is large woman. The poison made much ,n- road upon her system before it was possible to check 1t.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
Take Plenty oi Time to Eat.

There is a saying that rapid eat ing is slow suicide" If you have formed thS hapDit of eating too rapid. ly you are most likely suffering from indigestion or constipation, which will result eventually in serious ill., ness unless corrected. Digestions Se. gins in the mouth. Food should be thoroughly masticated and insaliyat. ed Then when you have a fullness of the stomach or feel dull and stupid after eating, take one of Chamberlain s Tablets. Many severe cases of stom ach trouble and constiption have been cured by the use of these tablets They are easy to take and most agree able in effect Sold by all dealers.
 S54
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
CONTRACTOR BID TOO
 LOW--QUITS SUBWAY

After receiving the contract To clean the subway at the price of 39 vents a cubic yard and after working one day, Samuel King yesterday gave up the contract. The big waterway will now be cleaned by the city.
 Immediately after being notified that the work had stopped Street Sup eryisor Wright set to work and at 1 o'clock had arranged for 8 day ana night shift to work continuously. Shifts of eight men will be kept on. Arrangements were made with the rail road company and it will keep two cars at the outlet back of station and sand and gravel win be loaded direct into the cars. The Southwestern will use the material for ballasting It is estimated there are something more than 2000 cubic yards to be removed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
Leave for North.

Mrs. s. F Sweet left last nieht, ac- Hompanied by her grandson. Bradford Frenham for points in Minnesota and south Dakota where they will visit until fall. when they will go to Mrs Sweets home in Minneapolis. where Master Trenham will attend school during the next year Mrs. Sweet has been a visitor at the home of her daughter in thisci.y for an extended period, during which she made friends in the district. A number were at the lepot last night to see her and her bright young companion away
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
Fl Paso Boostinc.

J. II. Gray has received a letter from A. w. Reeves secretary of the IT Paso Chamber Of Commerce. stat, ng that the chamber of commerce. has appropriated $500 for the Fl Paso Phoenix road race and that the Fl Paso Automobile club aas made a ike appropriation. The letter adds that this amount will be materially increased by outside subscriptions, plans for raising which are now under way. Mir. Gray reports that other cit ies along the course of the race are giving excellent support.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
o'conneIl Estate.

Edward and c. O'Connell, brothers of the late Judge J. NJ. O'Connell. ar rived in the city yesterday 10 look after their brothers estate. They come here from Lake City. Iowa. and Kan sas City. respectively The two ex- rect to remain here about a week. They were in conference yesterday Sith M F. Cassidy. who they have named as executor of the estate and and l.. c Shattuck. these two having enjoyed close knowledge of the late attorney's business affairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
CuIvert Finished.

The street department yesterday completed the first Of the two large culyerts on Tombstone Canyon ana work was started on the second. The culvert completed yesterday is near the Angtus barn. 1t is i feet square and 50 feet long and was installed a a cost of s125. The Warren ccm- pany has moved it's tracks close to the rim of the subway and the work on. the second cuiyert is begun. J. Is located near the Lincoln school It will be II feet wide feet deeg and IS feet long. Cost of installa. tiCn will be in the neighborhOod O. s2O0.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
Released From cananea Jail.

Word has teen received from Can anea of the release from jail in that city of Harold Poster, following more than ten months Imprisonment. Foster was arrested because Of a
 fight in which he is said to have come near staying a Mexican. He was held until the latter recovered from h s injuries. Foster at one time worked in Bisbee.s He has been in Canlnea, however, for several years.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
Directors Meet.

4 meeting Of the directors of lhs Commercial club wi.l be held tonight Among other business will be th. proposition to issue a new series Q. boost books" the supply Of 1.50t recently received by the club having been exhausted. In the new booklet il is proposed to have a5out l50l words of descriptive matter and man! fine engravings. Literature Of the district has proved immensly popu.al and the last issue was distributed al over the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
lexyas Denies Burglary.


 Ramon Leyyas. arrested last week at Gleeson and brought to this city for connection with the robbery of the Henkel Jewelry store and the stabbing of another Mexican, ap- peared yesterday in Justice Highs court and plead guilty to the stabbing charge but said that he had nothing to do with the robbery. His pleading guilty was the same as waiYing exam. ination and he was bound over to the action of the superior court. Leyvas was positively connected with the rob. bery by the Mexican boys who were captured after the burglary. lie had left the city. however, and it was not until last week that be was captured at Gleeson by Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe. He was taken yesterday to Tombstone. Guadalupe Sanchez, d daughter of the woman who vas re. gently fined for the burglary of house. was also taken to Tombstone where she will be given a hearing on the robbery charge before the juvenile court. The two were taken over in an automobile by Deputy Percy BowGen.
 (. C. Barcley, purchasing agent for the Copper Queen, is in the city from Douglas.
 J. w. Abbott is a business visitor from Phoenix.
 c. 4E Henkel, the jeweler, is i'll at his home.
 Mrs. Leonard Warrington and children have gone to Bedding. Cal. where they will spend the summer months.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
chamberlain's coIie, Cholera and
 Oiarrho@a Remedy.

Every family without exception should keep this preparation at hand during the hot weather of the sumner months Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and DiarThoea Remedy is worth many times it's cost when needed and is almost certain to he needed before the summer is over. It has no superior for the purpose it is intended. Buy it now. For sale by all dealers. 354
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express to all friends Rev Fry, and the Elk Lodge. our heartfelt thanks. for the sympathy and floral offer ngs extended us during illness and at death of our beloved baby boy. Charles Douglas. Aged 3 years, 3 months. 2 days.
 MR. and MRS. CHARLES B. FISHER.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
New Bridge.

The street department yesterday commenced work on a bridge at the Frank RufT place, Tombstone Car. yon The bridge will necessitate the installation of lJfoot wall, with a six-foot wing and increasing of the height of the present wall by ? feet The bridge will be of three I0xl0 beams and will cost about SIPS Eleven families will be benefited.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
Big Black Eaee At;raetIons.

The Orpheum theatre has a double header in black face attractions with last appearance booked for tonight Both the black face shows are good. So are the fighting chickens. introduc- ed in one of these. And they are the real thing in feathers. Those who have rot seen the present bill will find it entertaining
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
conlna for Nlsit.

Misses Mabel ahd Josephine Carter will arrive thi seyening from Strong bold, near Pearoo. Arizona. whero the, have been guests for several days lt the Rockefeller country home. to be the guests for d few weeks of Miss Katherine Hoy The Misses Carter are daughters or Captain Garter superin 'endent of the Yuma Indian reserya. ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
Is Not Jack.

Robert Hennessy was kept busy yes. 'erday extending answers In thu mega. i've 10 numerous persons who inquired ,yer the telephone and otherwise whether his guest Jack Welsh. was the noted San Francisco sporting man. lt was all because the reporter fumbl- d the first name of the Welsh who g the guest of MT Hennessy and whose first name happens to be Mlckie instead Of Jack.