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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
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Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23
MAROON BENEFIT
DANCE A SUCCESS
HUNDRED FANS AND LADIES TRIP
THE HOURS MERRILY AWAY
AT THE ARMORY

The benefit dance of the baseball
club at the armory last night was a
success in every way. A large num-
ber of the Vegas dancers were pres
ent and the evening went off as per
schedule. All of the latest dances
were demonstrated by many efficient
couples and those who are not famil-
lar with them were pleased with the
opportunity of seeing them danced
correctly. Also the old time waltz
and two-step were danced. The re-
freshments were served in typical
ball ground style, boy going around
the floor selling pop.
The management of the ball team
was well pleased with the attendance
and wish to thank the Vegas fans for
their support. The Las Vegas Ma
rooms is an amateur team, the bows
getting nothing but the pleasure out
of playing.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23
F. D. lands, CHICAGO
REALTY MAN in VEGAS
OPERATOR WHO PUT THROUGH
HAND-SHELLARARGER DEAL
PLANS CAMPAIGN

Franl1lyn e. lands of Chicago, the
realty operator through whose efforts
the deal between J. D. Hand of this
city and E. F. Shellabarger of Chi
cago, for the exchange of the Pad
dington apartments in the Lake City
for $4,000 acres of land in this vicin-
| ity was accomplished, is in Las Vegas
to look over the situation, preparatory
to offering the ranch lands for sale in
small tracts.
1t is the intention of the new owner
to put all of his vast holdings under
water service and otherwise improve
it in the best accepted ways, before
putting it on the market 1t will,
when the preliminary work has been
done, be one of the largest colonial
ton projects ever undertaken in the
west and will offer all of the advant-
ages of the most modern agricultural
development.
Mr.. lands will remain in Las Vegas
and the vicinity long enough to be-
come thoroughly conversant with all
the conditions that surround the
property, and mature plans for the
ultimate subdivision of the tract.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23
SHERIFF DISQUALIFIED

Colorado Springs, Colo, July 23.-
Sheriff Henry Won Phul of Teller coun-
ty was this morning disqualified by
Judge Sheafor in the district court at
Cripple Creek from summoning Jury
men in cases now pending against al
legged high graders. This action was
taken as the result of an affidavit filed
by District Attorney M. w. Purcell
alleging that Won Phul was "in sym
pathy with the high graders and inter
ested in their traffic"
He is further said to be "in collusion
with the other county officials in their
alleged violation of the laws and NAL
feasance in office" The affidavit set
forth that under such conditions, Van
thul would not, and could not proceed
to call an unjrejudiced venire of tales
men to hear these cases.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23
HONORABLE M. |. FOX
TO ADDRESS CLASS
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF
NORMAL SUMNER SCHOOL
THIS EVENING

Tonight at the Normal auditorium
the second session of the 1914 com
mencement exercises will be held and
80 students will be presented with
diplomas. At the first exercises on
June 26 % received their sheep skins,
and with the 80 that will receive them
this evening the 1914 class will be a
large one.
The address to the students will be
delivered by the Honorable M. l.. Fox
of the Albuquerque Journal His SUBJ
ject is Outside the Text Book" and
will prove of vital interest to those
about to go out to earn their living
for the first time.
Several fine musical selections are
on the program. Miss Maureen Har-
per will play several violin solos. Miss
Harper has made quite q name for
herself and many are glad to hear
that she will appear on the program
this evening Mrs. F. L. Reiman will
render vocal solos.
During the evening motion pictures
will be taken by Chase Bell of the
Santa Fe Motion Picture company.
These scenes will be used in the
scenario in preparation for the Nor
NAL exhibit to be used at the San
Diego exposition.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23
VARGAS WAS shot
in THE BACK
AUTOPSY REVEALS FACT THAT
EITHER OF TWO SHOTS
WOULD CAUSE DEATH

Santa Fe, July 23-That Represent
ative Antonio D. Vargas was shot in
the back, and while sitting. has been
brought out by the autopsy performed
upon his body yesterday by DR.. David
Knapp upon order from District At
torney Alexander Read.
One bullet struck him above and
back of the right ear and pierced the
brain of the murdered man. Another
bullet entered his back under the
right shoulder blade and pierced the
lungs. Either of the two shots would
have proved fatal A third bullet
struck Vargas a glancing blow in the
abdomen and was probably fired as
he was rising from the chair mortally
wounded. A fourth bullet struck the
left leg just above the knee and pierc-
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23


already on this side will be deported
by the military. The border patrol
also wre reported as having received
new orders regarding munitions snug
Cling. Previously no arrests or deten-
tions could be made, although the am
munition could be confiscated.
General Villa, who is visiting his for
mer mountain home in western Chi
huahua, has remained silent regarding
what part his troops will play in the
entry into Mexico City. The near
location to the capital of the forces
OF Obregon and Gonzales, the other
divisional commanders, forecasted
their first entry. Villas forces could
not move south within three weeks,
it was estimated. Announcement
that Villa would visit the border here
before going south completed the be.
lief that he would take no part in the
proceedings.
Carranza's agents here today said
that the commander in chief would re-
turn from Tampico, visiting Saltillo
and eastern Texas border points, be.
fore going to Mexico City. 1t was said
that Carranza had left matters per.
tanning to the situation at the capital
in the hands of General Obregon and
General Gonzales.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

Chase Bell of the Santa Fe Motion
Picture company was forced to sus-
pend taking pictures yesterday after
noon. This was necessitated by Bell
having an operation performed on one
of his eyes. While at Deming he got
a cinder in his eye and was unable to
get it out. The afflicted member be-
came so bad yesterday afternoon that
an operation was performed and the
taking of pictures was postponed until
today.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

eu Ine HHlD.
No trace has been found as yet of
Juan Archuleta, who is accused of fir
ing the four shots, and his brother
Elias, who fled with him. The accus-
ed man in fleeing deserted his wife
and eight children. Mr.. Read traces
the tragedy back to when Vargas was
tried at Taos for killing brother-in-
law of Vincente Sena and was ac-
quilted.
Sena was for long time at enmity
with Vargas but the past year or two
became his friend and it was Sena
who was the prosecuting witness
against Archuleta, whose hearing for
carrying a weapon resulted in the
Staying of Vargas and the serious
wounding of a bystander
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

The Las Vegas Maroons Will go
to Springer on Sunday to meet the
team representing that CITY, The
Springer nine has been playing good
ball lately and as the Maroons have
been delivering fast article of the
pastime tight game is expected
when the two squads cross bats sun
day afternoon at the Springer grounds.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

Upon hearing before Judge Leahy
this morning, in the matter of the
taxes assessed against Emilio Segura,
a resident of Precinct No. 29, San Mi
guel county, an order was entered re-
ducing the valuation of his property
for taxation from $672 to 1857.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

A marriage license was obtained this
morning at the office of the county
clerk The applicatins were Miguel
Valdez and Amerita Blan, boht of En-
cinosa.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

The town council of Las Vegas met
this afternoon to consider bids on the
paving proposition. Many ways and
means were discussed but no definite
agreement had been made up to 3
o'clock.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

In district court this morning Judge
Leahy granted divorce to Juan Gar
cia, from his wife, on the grounds of
abandonment. Both parties reside in
Las Vegas.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

Maxine Macs applied at the court
house this morning for 50 bounty on
one coyote killed by him in Canyon
Largo.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

Finch's Golden wedding Rye, aged
in wood. Direct from the distillery to
you. At the Lobby, Of course.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

Special feature tonight at the Mu-
tual theater entitled "The Knockout" 3"
Admission and 10 cents-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23
LOCAL NE VS.

Light automobile lamps at 7:46
o'clock this evening.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

Epworth league lawn social at the
Methodist church Friday night.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

See your friends at the Epworth
league lawn social at the Methodist
church tomorrow night.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

Ten round bout at the Mutual Thea
ter tonight. Price 5 and 10 cents
Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

Old Taylor Whiskey and Sherwood
Rye at the Opera Bar.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

Don't fail to see "The Knockout al
the Mutual Theater tonight-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23

Billy Reed is about to open barber
shop in Coor's pavilion, on the corner
of Crane and Douglas.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-07-23
CARRANzAF FAVORS

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-10

originate the intesnes formerly the theory
IN the decayed teeth and diseased OF the victim
Growing pains in where the physiological out
of young people meet the tyrannica demands OF
growth Is its highest Their resistance to these
Stubborn pains in the bony
manifestations Of those germoxins in the circulation
natural that formerly this class OF disturbances
following OF the theory OF disease
should be attributed 70 the activity Of originating in
the ntenesthe waste pipes OF the body where sorts
picon that this theory out OF the fact that
sterilization OF the entire aimentary only temporarily
aliayed rheumatic and other symptoms.
Experiments proved that these had higher
up this source was finally discovered in the mouth that
supplied steady flow OF them cavities and
in the So II continue drastic anti
septic treatment Of the ntesnes while the mouth kept To-
supply % the poisonous material
Among the many diseases for which bad teeth
aeld responsible Chronic inflammation OF the pharynx
anaemia neurits elbow" and
teegraphers cramp Medical reports that tennis
rendered aseptic
The explanation poisons generated IN the a.
gesve tract by these OF dental origin chronic
inflammation OF the connective tissues between the bundles Of
cells In the overworked areaiust they
Examinations resulting In chidrens growing pains when the
chds nurve processes overWorked TO build larger
frame
The dsquetng feature Of the whole matter that teeth
and which 20 be perfectly healthy yet be
breeders Of this mischevous on this poc the Lancet
writer says:
Not once but many times recently have found this or
ganism about the Of which. apparently sound
showed extraction denuded perioseum and sepss Of the
alveolar cavity communicating with pockets about the usck
Of me tooth
1T not however 10 this particular class o. dental cases
that wish 70 draw tho attention Of readers but raher
evident viruence which ought
study every practtionerthose where and
about the tbs Of the teeth themselves frequently healthy
appearance crowned the streptococcua
salvarius actively secreting toxin which pours
steady the the fangs This organism
aacs attached periodontal membrane action
formative rather than destructive The effects %
a growth shown wherever connective hbrOus tissues
in Of enhanced activity where such struesus
have been Injured or oyerstrained.'
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Growing Palms. and "Tennis Elbow" Due to Decayed Teeth

ECENT medical discoveries showing the close relation
K ship between decayed teeth and rheumatism. through
the medium OF germs and toxins flowing into the di-
gestive pus the diseased teeth and
familiar this The further med
science inquiries the the - IS inclined TO
attribute many other stubborn ills OF the human body to the
teeth and poisondchargng pustues
IN the gums.
discoveries have added errors pyorrhoea.
called Riggs Disease In which the fall
from the teeth and the whole becomes
breeding OF seriously affecting the general
health owing the ipossby OF keeping them Of the
stomach and intestines.
article contributed the London Lancet OF recent
exDerimentor these lines
attributes that Of childhood called growing pains
IN bones OF the and
he explains associated with infected
OF the rheumatism But the
stre-' )coccwhch responsible for this condition do
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These bombs w spread poisonous gases Of many
square miles, in which no human being can live"

lions before The British Admiralty
and the Italian army authorities
There lg some doubt about The en-
cacy ~ D. Invention bat there is no
doubt that 20 d. based on ~ scientific
idea
Uiivi iq said to have exploded n
submarine mine under fhr River
ArnO from n distance Of Eve miles
Tie grinds out the rays from what no.
pears o. be "a static electric machine
AMI holds n wireless telephone 10
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his ear which tolls him when hts
rays have struck N distant metallic
object tie asserts That his invcn-
ton viii cause The explosion Of all
ammunition. torpedncs. bombs. war
ships. gaF0mctcrs. ofc No viii wreck
an iron Steamships. miiroaf l0c0mo.
tivcs end cars. iron bridges and all
other metallic constructions
sign0r IlivlG Invention bears re-.
gcmh.auce ~ the methods used By
the Martians in their invasion of tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-10
Science Us
NOU
Creating
Weapons Far
More
Deadly, That
Will
AnnihiLdte
Life
InTOUghOuC
Whole
Countries in
Future
In the words of Wells:


Never before in lhe history %
warfare had there been a continuing
explosive; indeed. up TO the middle
OF the twentieth century the only ex-
plosives known were combustibles
whose explosiveness was due entirely
to their instantnneousness: and these
atomic bombs which science burst
upon the world that night we've
strange even to the men Who used
them. Those used by the Allies were
the outside with unoxidlzed cydona-
tor indncive enclosed Dramatically IN
a case OF membranium. A little cell
luloid stud between the handles By
which the bomb was lifted was ar
ranged so as 20 be easily torn on
and admit air TO the indueive. which
at once became active and set up
radio-activity in the outer layer OF
the carolinum sphere. This liberated
fresh inducive. and so in a few min
utes the whole bomb was blazing con-
tinual explosion.
Such was the browning triumph
Of military science. the ultimate ex-
ploSive, that was to give the decisive
touch TO war. :"
1t is certain that there are Infinite
powers OF destruction in the wireless
waves with which we are partly ia
miliar. A wireless generating plant
raised to several thousand times the
power now employed will be able to
destroy life and property at a dis
lance OF a thousand miles or more.
Another novel implement OF de-
struction will be an enormous fy-
wheel armed with scythe-like blades.
which will cut down every human
being in their path. Everybody IA
niliars with machinery knows the ter
rifle power OF a heavy fywheel in
motion. II is proposed that the
wheels shall be carried in large aero
planes and dirigible ballpons. The
cutting blades will be arranged at an
angle so that they will increase the
revolutions OF the wheel as IL falls
through the air.
The man IN the machine Will drop
Wheel over a force OF the enemy and
after gaining terrific momentum, It
go churning through their bodies with
ong. curved knives. In this way a
n could be cleared OF life or a whole
mpment swept away.
these methods OF slaughter will, Il 10
d. hasten the day when no nation will
TO go to war because IL will threaten
very existence OF the human race.
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earth. as described by II. C. Wells. These
monstrous. octopus-like creatures con-
trolled heat rays with which they with
cred and devastated everything that OBJ
posed them. They we're not stopped until
an earthly inventor infected them with
disease microbes which they had never
known on Mars This use OF microbes. by
the way, would be contrary to the rules
OF The Hague Convention, but probably
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the &artians would be counted outside
the pale OF humanity.
Wells has suggested another scientific
weapon which would cause worldwide
devastation and so make war impossible.
He assumes that we shall discover the
secret OF atomic energy. a force which we
can see at work in radium. The atomic
bombNeleases the energy OF matter and
causes everything Il touches to explode.
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&&1tFOvv>
Wan

<fTTHINK II is probable that this
will be the last great war In
which We shall see gunpowder
used said Lewis Nixon. the noted
shipbuilder and designer OF war
ships.
The possibility OF using other
forces infinitely more powerful has
oeen shown in this conflict and there
Will be a great effort TO secure the
most efficient employment Of them
before another struggle occurs"
Conspicuous among the novel weap-
ons that have been, used in the pres
ent war Is the petrol. bomb. This
has the effect not only OF killing ali
persons within immediate range OF
Its explosion. but OF setting fire TO
everything combustlble which II
touches. II Is thrown with a fuse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-10

anu tXpIOdes with q
binding storm OF fam
ing gasoline.
II is much lighter than
bombs of the same
size containing dyna-
mite, and is, therefore.
very suitable for use
by aeroplanes. Sir John
French. the British
commander, mentioned
IN an official report
that one OF his avia-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-10

Heavy revolving fly
wheels armed with
curved blades
will cut an
irresistible path
through whole
Regiments.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-02-19
TO OIL IT MILES OF ROADS.
Highway Commission Invites Bids
For This work

In another column of this paper to-
day announcement is made that the
State Roads Commission will oil all the
improved sections of the National
Highway in Washington, Allegany and
Garrett counties. This aggregates
nearly n miles, and 233, 232 gallons of
oil will be used. The oiling will be
done in the spring, and sealed proposals
are asked by the Roads Commission.
This will include only stretches of road
way of the National Highway that
have been macadamed. oiled and i'm
proved in recent years in the above
counties, from the Washington county
line to the Garrett county line.
Sealed proposals to do the work will
be received by the State Roads Commits
sion, at its offices, COL Garrett Building,
Baltimore, until FEBRUARY 90, 1914,
when they will be publicly opened and
read. Bids are to be made in writing,
and forms, specifications and all in
formation will be furnished by the
Commission upon application The
successful bidder will be required to
give bond for $4,000 and comply with
the Acts of the General Assembly re
specting contracts. Garrett county
will have over 20 miles of Dyed roads
when the work is completed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-02-19
STEYER.

Mr.. Ray Stafford started to Oakland
last Sunday evening but was compelled
to return to his boarding house on &C
count of the snow drifts.
Mr.. W. j. Cover is making an extend
ed visit at his home in Terra Alta.
Mr.. Scott Harvey was seen on our
streets one day last.week.
Messrs. Earl and Harry Hamill and
Joe Tricket were pleasant callers at the
home of Captain White Saturday last.
Messrs. F. B. and B. o. Moomaw and
A. j. Wilson were Oakland visitors last
week.
Mr.. Vertie Wolfe is visiting his
sister Mrs. Martin, at Chaffee. at this
writing.
Mr.. S. B. Hill was business visitor
at Gleason one day last week.
Z Messfs. John Moon and Earnest
,.thoan were seen on our streets a few
days ago.
Miss Emma Steyer is at Chatfee, W.
Va, at this writing.
, Miss Myrtle Wilson was calling On
Mrs. George Polling one day last week.
Subscribe for The.Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-02-19
GARRETT APPOINTMENTS
SUBMITTED EX-GOVERNOR
The Green BAG Opened by the Execu-
tive and Some Changes are Noted.

Last night Governor Goldsborough
sent his list of civil appointments for
Garrett county to the Senate as fol
lows:
Justices of the Peace-Joseph Friend,
Jr., William H. H. Friend, ST., Jacob
S. Myers, Levi C. FIke. Thomas H.
Bittinger. M. M. Fazenbaker, Geo. F.
Ault, Rufus NJ. Enlow, David w
Fraker, Franklin P. Arnold, Lewis A.
Rudisill, Joseph M. Conneway, Brad
ford Blocher, VIM. D. Hove, George
B. Brown, Jerome B. Emory, Frederick
D. Kerins, George Pool, John C. Dun
ham, Robert L. Fries and J. Bray.
Notaries-H. C. Bong, William H.
H. Friend, Jr., John Riley Charles V.
Harvey, Elliott C. Harvey, Charles B.
johnson, Harland L. Jones, Neil C
Fraley, Stuart F. Hamill. Ella Kildow.
Sue R. Laughlin, J. L. Pechter, w. E.
Snowdy,
Supervisors of Elections-D. E. Boil
den and Geo. D. Browning, Republi.
cans; ]. M. Stanton, Democrat.