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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-03
ri ED.
CUMBERLAND

CUMBERLAND
Portland--Nov. 20. John Ericsson, aged q
years; Nov. 90. Mary w. Rand. aged n
years: Nov. 20, Frances E. Waldron, aged
65 years Nov 80, Thomas J. Feeney
Nov. 20. Susan Smith. aged 6s years; Nov.
3d. Albert H. Howe; Nov. 20, Gertrude
Norris aged 72 years..
OXFORD.
Paris-Nov. q, James Noyes, aged 6S
years.
PENOBSCOT
f Bangor-Nov rs, Hattie Thompson
Nov. "a, Albert l.. Doyen, aged sc years.
SAGADAHOC.
Bath--Nov. q, Henry W. Small, aged 70
years. months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-03
! Am Free You Can Be Free

Ny catarrh was filthy and loathsome.
lit made me i'll. II duled my mind 1t
lundermined my mealth ana was %eak-
|spitting made me obnoxious to all, and
|my foul breath and disgusting habits
|made even my loved ones avoid me secret
lily. Ny delight in life was dulied and my
Faculties impaired. l knew that in time
lit would bring me to an untimely grave,
because every moment of the day and
night it was slowly yet surely sapping
my vitality.
But found cure and am ready to
tell you about 1t FREE. Write me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-03
Corn Comes Off As
Easy As You Please!

"Gets-It Being Used by Millions!
1t is the first time that real, sure-as-
fate corn cure has ever been discovered.
"GETS-IT' is the new contender, based
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-03

NEW and different, something delightful
land healthful. something instantly sue
|cessful. You do not have to wait, and
|linger and pay out lot of money. You
|ean stop 1t over night-and l will gladly
tell you how-FREE. | am not a doctor
land this is not a so-called doctors pre-
|scription-but | am cured and my friends
lare cufed, and you can be cured. Your
lsuffering will stop at once like magic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-03

Mr.. VIM was charter member OF
Burnham Grange. No. SOC. The flu
neral service will be held at P. M.
Friday from the church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09
MANY BUYERS HERE
FOR LATE LAMB
PURCHASES
Sudden Squirt in Demand for
Feeders in Colorado Brings
Flock of Feeders and Trad
ers Into New Mexico.

Six buyers OF lamHa Tor Colorado
Iced lots. from For. collins ANA La
mar. Colorado. arf..,i Iu A%l1uguor-
que last uisht. swe..rs 'h, uuek Of
late lamb buyers ssh. have swoIpcd
down ou New Mexi.H Hlr,ng the past
few days The CLOSING ot the lamb
selling season promise Goo uc tho most
active 900 recent years. with prices
generally ruling stronger.
"a number uf conditions said %
wen SHOWN Colorado buyer this
morning "havc united ,o give % sud.
den squirt TO the demand lor Sew
Mexico lambs this .I Iu the sum-
mcr DO looked as BE- ser. nttlc feeding
would bo done in colorado thi- vine
ter. But us The w.r.s have passed,
the demand has grown until % now
looks 1s 30 moro Sow Mexico lambs
would no fed up NORTH This year than
has ever been the ,u before. High
prices for beet ANA the probability
81 higher prices. al. Htr and su ,n--
.nE ur ui money conditions have unit
ed 20 cheer ur the hccp tccdIug Ir-
dustry TO "a marked do-rcc. There
viii Doe nothing I.lt iu Sew Mexico
shat .s worth having and Jhlt cam hs.
had 30 ang sind .'a price. $3.50 HeeN.
.rum NOW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09
nonsr rowEn N mn HOWE.

a horse power of electricity b. equal
to 9i6 watts which ~ 70 rate of 10
cents 20 kiloW1tt. or 1000 watts. is
about seven aud "a half cents lu hour
MANY 90 Womuu b. working like "a
nurse" around "a large home supplied
with electricity Tor lighting purposes
without the knowledge thHt she could
hire nu electrical horse Go do 90 FOR
about 60 cents a day uf ten hours But
onlY 90 fraction OF d horse power tH
necessary for household tasks a One
sixth horse power electric motor equal
to about "onc man power IS amply
larpc enough. This motor can Doe used
for "a wide variety OF work at % cost
of g. little over a cent au hour 80
woman can afford tu beat carpets aud
rugs. sweep. dust. turn the washing
machine and wriuEer ur pedal tine
srUiug machine for or, cent "a da1.
ELECTRICITY Ia particularly suitable Go
tho operation OF the mechanical helps
which have constantly tended to mako
housekeeping an easy occupation. 11c
electric motor 90 safe simple COM
pact. pow orful hlt Of nlcyhaulsn mas
proved the g@lo1uost. nlogt economical
and reliable servant that has ever
found employment 500 the household.
Ht way uf Illustrating this point ID ht-
OH, furtneT d. may he said Chat 30 is
possible Goo obtain from au electric moe
tor ucCupyluu the space oI au c.rht-
inch GUIDE the power of % horse
Much Tess power than that uf course.
5 required tu drive ~ of Tho dIiirr-
cul machines which are used BOB tho
! home, a sixth coz au oighth ot That
/ cr,rs, i- sufficient The womau who
"aara- like o. hor-c.' as the phrase
ha- 90. JOE washing and cleaning bon iHc
/ odd val. VIII welcome the little motor
o. Cd ri"au qui,f. and handy suuati-
tgfc Tor her own muscular "hor.e
power"
some Of the a,oritc uses nt thc
1 electric motor iu th, home are l1r
washing machine operating vacuum
J cleaners. chpoliuE food sHurpouI'
kuiv.H lriudiu- coffee polishing sil-
iNcrvaro. Ic1tinr ,ege. uhipuiur Drc on
au Gtho Ike % 81 90 ittIv motor 90,
Ian, way. that uhirls th, blades OF uI
! electric fan to cool and refresh u.
Du wa.h-day the electric motoa D. a
b.. best perhaps aa f lthur-s1to 81
whether fhr mistress uf the hnmo doc,
tho washing herself cor hires -Hfseou
else to DO 90 the n|ousphaId Is moro
or Jess upset while 30 3 boo progress
Br the electric way however, tne
clothes are put 60 soak iu s1Hpy Wa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09
URIC ACID

30 Gent Bottle (32 Duscs)
TREE


J-Et Gocau., 900 start tho d'y w"r-
r.ed and tired ~ less luu arms and
muscles. aH aching head, burning and
bearing down pains Boa the back
worn out before tue day begins. dc
not think yuu have 90 stay boz that
condition.
BE strong. w.iI and vigorous. with
no more pain from stln Joints, sore
muscles rheumatic suffering, aching
back on kidney disease.
For amy form of bladder trouble OF
wcakncsE, its action 81 really wonder
ful. Those suncrers who are JOB and
out of bed hulf dozen times % riFht
vill appreciate .uo rest. comfort ana
strength This treatment gives
To prove Tine Williams Treatment
C0nqucrF kidney and bladder diseases.
rheumatism sud all uric acid trou-
hles. no matter bow chronl. or stuu-
born 10 sou have never used thc Will
jams Treatment. we will give one soc
BOTTLE tft dosesl free 10 you viii cut
uut this motto, aId send 80 with your
name and address. with zoe to help
pay distribution expenses 90 The pr.
49, A. williams Company Dept 2tlD.
Post odlce Block. Enst Hampton.
Conn lend ar once ana yDu viii re-
ceiFe hy plf.ei post o. ~reeular SOC
bottle without churee and without iu-
c%urrIng any obligations. one noiti,
only to am address.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

ter over night go th, morning they
arc thrown into lh, electric washer
some soar added. and the motor start
I'd Dog Tho turn of 90 switch. After teu
or fifteen minutes work. without ate
tcutiou. 40, motor is stopped ty lu.
other turn of iho switch. and tho
vlut.os ar, transferred hy passing
them through tho wriuecr bdrIton ly
the same mutort intp tho rlr iur H1-
ter n the washer hn ouut.ed D.. Niisd
with fresh water th, oloth,s reulhai
iu . and tHH motor again sa. JuulluF
l.ar five mute longer. TINS r.naIuE
mood mot D., dolo lH hand a final
wriuEiuE bog the powcr-uriasar and
She o,uth,s lr, reads Goo hams 500 The
lines The mtor. 30 NlI hv seen. has
done I'D no, hard work
There is ru cleaning 500 tHurHush Jas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09
NEW MEXICO MAN
IN MEXICO FINDS
HARD SHEDDING
Hugh NJ. Gage of Carlsbad,
Out After Cattle. Finds
Conditions Not at All Salts
factory for Business.

Carlsbad. * n. Nov. 9-rrttclius
has is dIaVHI.E s iu old MoNirU.
HuEh 81. Gage ur1 has been iU Chi
huahua tor some WrcNs. returned
home last MIGHT. lie says the Duuu-
jry is peaceful boa a way yet back from
tho r8ilroad bands of bandits are f.'-
Use and hold 1000 parties Tor tHeir
mounts AND ,uH.k once lu "a while
they hold r.. .e for ransom SIR.
Case. Nbo moved about quito "a Die
looking for .ti.Ir lost his mount q
time coz twu. uHt horses are cheap
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

vacuum cleaning. Every vouI who
has this "dirt ousumc viii i,stil
Co that. n gathers nll tho dus. frsm
floors. wallis, pictures uuj uaesue
and Dbyiatss tho dust-cloth onu broom
There is nu need OF busting aff.r u-
iuE 81 Vacuum cleaner Juna, th.
broom tHo vacuum cleaner ee..n- lrd
imprisons tho dust Doe a rccpft,l f.ru
which 30 cannot escape until 70 i. r.HH
tD o., cast into tho furnace 90 th. l-u
Bit Win thr dus go lI.1 ..rIu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09
Where There's a WILL There's a Way,
And She Has Both to Make You Laugh,

Fay TIn.Hrr .s o. funny women 1",
ou'7 flp provoking and fuu lowing bog
funny boz thr SENSE of out OF the 1rd'
nary. lrom o. student Boa "a Chicago
conservatory ol music 600 COMEDY and
Irs, ra.a4 Boo thc movies. from boIr
dependent ou others to % weekly H
caur Chat Ig very Few dollara miss.
tl. f.ar figure IaarL from having 'u
.rle SEPARATIONS Oh enjoyment 1f l"l
Iainr as fln mixer that ls Fay finch
en-. Dar.ar
And She dld 8, 8l iu what seem
such o. short timo, u appears oniy
yesterday, her friends say, when she
was % little music student, and now
She is % well known movie star,
Large dark brown eyes. black hair
% beautiful complexion and lovely fea.
urts. possessed Of these udjuncts Fay
Tiuchor nevertheless persists ana rev
els On making herself look awkward.
SO makeup. 90 matter how gr1tcsque
Is too difficult for her, nor does she
care how o. makes her look provided
s. accompllshcs her purpose make
people laugh and Dee happy
She is nu ardent fight fan" Ga Cali
fDrule. where the K0mlc Mutual stu.
dins are located. women attend fights
as thcy Do Ia Paris aud London. and
she also enjoys baseball aud aeroplan
ing But her greatest JOY Is swimmine
and diving. and she 81 n Of ths
champions Of the facihc coast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

down there and the loss was nominal.
Mr. Gage houHht a Few Dattlo and re-
turns to m paso Go receive them the
nrst of he wyok cars were difficult
90 get and his shipments sas delayed
Cor that reason.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

The Micsso Development company,
now marketing q largc area oi land
pcminr. Sc fostering an allied
enterprise through which b. is pro-
posed Co feed cattle Tor market, ON a
iarpcr scale. The farmers in the
Dcmlna district are Ions col feed stuff
and b. b. planned 10 'ctd SOME
thing like 5000 head .his winter
ON the Micssc tract At the same
time the spauidine interests. soon TO
place their lands ON the market. are
seeking tu work out a scheme by
which the FARMERS may be enyour-
aged Oh go extensively into daityiug.
Dairy stock may bee furnished 10
FARMERS uN the company uu l term
payment Arrangement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

cattle from Artcsia to th' Kansas
CITY market Friday.
--
Mrs. Eusalic l. uttiou last wctk
bought SO head OF rcd cattle from
Ed Hicks of Artcsu uud viii feed
them on her farm oast ot Dayton
FRANK Lutton, whose ranch b. on
the plnins northeast oi Artcsia. has
sold his CALI crop az $50 around
Gcorgc r'risch, Ed Lamb. u, T.
Hammond and Ed KlssiuEcr of Ar
tesla have bought and win hold ui
Artcsin for brccdiue purposes "a very
fine French coach stallion.
W. a. Douehion uf ClotiF. o. euIn-
missioner of curry county. last week
bought eS head of high gradc bulls
at Lordshurg. which itc VIII place on
his Gerry county ranch. These ami
mails were bought Goo take the place
OF au equal number which Mr.
DouEhtou lost by au unfortunate
shipmout from California recently
a. o. Asklcu aud a ~ Hockcn-
hull OF clovis last week bought 700
head of calves from shipiey Broth
crs.
puckett Brothcrs lasi week. shipped
about 600 head of cattle through Clo-
Nls Geo bailey ouutN. Texas, where
| the, win be- fed. The stuff vas
gathered ON the canadian and was
exceptionally fine rIude
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

Tho n.a ht-dr..sl,rttIp plant ur ln.
So. ,roiN river, Hf Grand taIts $50,
haas been completed. and put iu .urr
alton Power b.. supplied Goo il, unll
OF o., So CruA Paper ,.mIIu. .i
woodland
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

John j. Hyatt. % we'll known Luna
county cattlcman, went Co Imperial
cal, last week. Co arrange Tor moving
several cars ct Imperial valley cattle
,cccntis purchased. into New Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

more. before mid winter Ihicc.
FEARS ago. steers OF this Same grade
wcrc being held at 500 per head, and
the wise ours shook their heads and
said. "rOu much
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

crop Uf munalr from Grant county
Augora goat growers, especially in
the western part of around Lords
hufr where he has bought bout
600 worth uf mohair.
rs o. Faslard uf Portalcs shipped
In 500 head or siN-months calves last
week. which Do, viii feed lnr the baby
beet market
sears. M,Combs and Dave Howell.
ChaNcs county cuttlcmcu. shipped 10
cars ul steers tu Kansas city Friday.
tn, Keen cattle company has sold
uut al lts range interests tu the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cattle company
of Po9tHicH n be- cleaning up it's
stuff Eight ears uf COWS "a calves
We're shipped from purtalDs To- Colo
rld last week. seven cars Of big
steers and q car of COVE COINS 20
Kansas city.
cattle movements 90 Carlsbad last
week included 81 traiuload Ca Kansas
CItN sent by W. T. Washington. the
saI, OF the Benson calf crop For Nu-
N'W'"r and MAY delivery pa h'',S
shipments hy barber a Holt u D.
Carter. an extensive Ia..I owner. jos
arrIusing Geo iced "a nlg stand of cattle
Tor home % kansas 'llF markets.
Los Angeles buyers. 30 ls reported
nave contracted I'''nllF '"r some
'hius Hike $4,000 head pl southern
N'" McNl'" cattle Tor immediate d'-
lF'i}. The average price ts said ID"
nave been $"'. ANA $50 cars VII Foe
required To- move Do sluti
=
solid Zoe" head "i hcer {" Ed shat
ii'E. Nh" VIII range them 100 Oar"
canyon ana 90, mountains
"
grower. loaded & lrainlohd of sheep
'i ms Avalon pens last week Tor snip
i"'nl o." northern i'ea'rs
week delivered 900 hcat of calves
"a" td f's" buyers The stock was
loaded at % Carlsbad pens
BUYERS from oklahoma have in-
Nadcd tho Ps.us valley stock growing
districts during the past week OF ten
DAVIS They aro chiefly after two
Ncaf-nld steers Tor feeders.
-
Tine Flying ~ ranch shipped ah..t
Hu' mead OF rtUIi tH kansas '1iN aii
lrh1S points Nt'fli US.
Week. DO be- part ui tho tluehs Aa
nnai cleanup
-
Frank a. HuuHcl ui N~iHuguefga'
and by o. o. Wur-wIok ui Roswell
I.s' week. sold 5000 sheep t1 south
Omaha buyer ton immediate dcllN-
-
Merton anil EIzoua MCCOY OF Itus-
well have gone to Kansas Dlty tp buy
-
Sacramento, % hig stallion recently
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

Col g. o. Hilton ot san Antonio
has not only been buying hides iu his
automobile rambling this season. but
has bought practically the whole
crop coz munuIr from Grant county
Augora goat growers, especially in
the western part of around Lords
burg where he has bought bout
s. 600 worth uf muhair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

sears, M,combs and Dave Howell.
ChaNcs county c~attlemcu. shipped 10
uI steers Geo kansas city Friday.
tn, Keen cattle company has sold
uut al iis range Interests to the
williamson Oldham cattle company
of Pogtnlcs n is cleaning up its
stuff Eight ears OF COWS and calves
shipped from purtal.s To- Colo
last week. seven cars Of big
steers and q car of COVE COINS To
Kansas city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

cattle movement at Carlsbad las'
week included 81 trainload Go EausI.
JItN sent ny " T. Washington. the
sa., OF the Henson calf crop Tor $50.
Ncm'er and NaE delivery. and heavy
shipments hy barber a. Holt h. D.
carter uu extensive Ia..I owner D..
|arrIusing Geo ,ccd "a bong stand Uf .J.ii,
for home and kansas CITY markets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

Ehca brothers aud the \ y Ware
company shipped ~ caTs of mixed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

lee Howell and Joe straiton ship
ped % car of big bulls from Carr.zozo
tu thr Kansas City market saturday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-09

Lusk Hrothsrs as Carlsbad last
week sold 600 steers 90 Mcintosh
Brothers of Yoga. Texas for s45 a
head Tho Lusks Immediately bought
600 head from Nih one for Stt
around aud ALSO d string OF steers
from " IS Ward
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-02
GREAT INTEREST IN
MUSICAL PROGBAN
ENTERTAINMENT AT THE DUN
GAN. WEDNESDAY WILL BE
saf OF A HIGH CLASS

Great interest has been aroused in
the musical program to be given Wed
nesday evening by the school children
under the direction of Mrs. Charles
Kohn. The first part of the program
will be given by the children of the
Douglas avenue school building first
graders, the second and third graders,
and third and fourth graders, grouped
in the order named. The second part
of the entertainment will be given by
the pupils ait the Castle school,
Grades to 8, who will give a one-act
operetta entitled While Mortals
Sleep" The third part of the pro-
gram will consist of the presentation
of "The Legend of Bregenz," a poem
set to music The entire program.
with the names of all the children
who will participate, will be publish
ed in The Optic tomorrow.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-02

At Washington, D. G. Georgetown
27; West Virginia Wesleyan 0.
At Brunswick, Me.-Bales 27: Bow
doin 0.
u At ,,IN,al Decatur MrlIiken d william
AT Monmouth, Monmouth d;
Iowa Wesleyan 0.
At Dallas, Tex.-Texas A. and M.
eS; Louisiana 9.
At Houston, Tex-Rice Institute
Is; Daniel Baker z.
At Kirksville, Christian Broth
ers. 81; Kirksville Osteopaths D.
AT Washington, Pa.-Washington
and Jefferson IS; West Virginia uni
versity 0.
At Wooster, o.-woOster 1s; Ken
yon 0.
AZ Clinton, N. Y.-HamiltOn 20;
St Lawrence 6.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-02

y Sss @ dsa s % sG % % @ % ] S % @ e % %
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-02
PERSONALS

0. f. Notteman Of Albuquerque
came in last night.
A Mensch of Santa Fe came into
town yesterday for few days visit
MIR. ana Mrs yiles came in from
Holman yesterday on shopping trip.
Leopold Meyers OF Albuquerque
who has been visiting here with
friends for the last few days, left yes
terday for his home.
A. A. Schlegel put up at one of the
local hotels last night. Mr.. Schlegel
is travelling from La Sueur, Mimi, to
Nedles, Cal, with his wife and family
in an automobile.
Donald Hart, a clerk in the First
National bank, returned last night
from Ell Paso where he has been for
a short vacation. While in El Paso
Mr.. Hart saw several former Las
Vegans including Walter Hoke, H. G.
Smith ]. CA McNary and others.
After two days. visit with Pro
fcssor M. R. Gonzales, farm expert
for San Miguel and Mora counties,
Professor A. C. Cooley of the New
Mexico College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Art, left yesterday for
Washington, D. @. Professor Cooley
has been making visit to the men
engaged in the college extension
work-of whom Pforessor Gonzales is
one-in all parts Of the state The
following expert farmers advisers
have been placed SO far, and more
will be given work as soon as occa-
sion demands: Luna county, P. D..
Southworth; Colfax county, v. L.
Martineau; San Miguel and Mora
counties, M. R. Gonzales; Chaves
county, T w. Rigney.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-02

cratic club and tonight's meeting will
take the form Of a debate with the
challengers on the question of the
high cost of living. The Young Mems
Republican club will be represented
by Eugene D. Gujan and Thomas G..
Kain, while the democratic club will
rely on Adolfo Baca and Adolfo Gar
cta to present its side of the argu-
ment. The public from both sides of
the river is cordially invited to be
present.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-02

AS the campaign draws to its close,
large and enthusiastic meetings are
being held by the republicans all over
the state. Saturday night the Young
Mems Republican Club Of Las Vegas
held well attended gathering at its
headquarters on the West side The
meeting was called to order at 1880
O'Clock by President Eugene D. Lu-
jan. After the business had been dis
posed Of the young men went in a
body over to the republican meeting
held at the court house. Speeches
we're made there BY Eugene Lujan.
Thomas G. Kain and Ben Armijo Of
the young republicans. The meeting
adjourned at 70 o'clock
The club will hold an important
gathering tonight at It's headquarters
on Bridge street The members have
received a challenge from the demo.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-02

w. Elmer Hoget of Onaya arrived
teie yesterday to spend a few days
transacting business.
l.. G, Harris came in today from
Ration for few days visit while look
il.g after business affairs.
Mrs. Erie Choate Of Watrous came
into town yesterday. Mrs. Choate is
well known here as singer.
William o. Tufts Of the United
States geological survey arrived in
Las Vegas late yesterday afternoon.
G. M. Hanson ana wife and Mrs. A.
4. Weigle, all of Dawson, came into
Las Vegas today for a visit.
Miss Josephine Murphy of Dawson
arrived here last night. Miss Murphy
was in attendance at the Normal sum
mer school this year.
L. S. Steere, Mrs. H. A. Bunyon
ana Charles Wilson and wife passed
through Las Vegas today on their
way from Cooperstown, N. Y, to Los
Angeles.
Morris Regensberg came in Satur-
day night from Colmar, N. NJ, to visit
his parents in this city He left this
afternoon for Colmar
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Jaffa pass
ed through Las Vegas this noon on
their way from Santa Fe to North
Dakota. The Jaffas reside in Roswell.
Mr. Jaffa is the brother of Mrs. Joseph
Danzgier of this city.
( Colonel r., e. Twitchell came over
from Santa Fe to vrsft Vegas today.
Mr. Twitchell formerly was resi-
dent Of this city and still owns prop
erty here. though he spends much time
in the capital
o. J. Ogg came in from Ration on
train No 10 today
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-02
YOUNG REPUBLICANS TO
ARGUE WITHDEHOCRATS
DEBATE WILL BE HELD THIS
EVENING ON "THE HIGH
COST OF LIVING
: $3.50 =

$3.50 = - = = = : - +
+ Late this afternoon the demo- =
1. cratic club withdrew its chal- !
+ lenge to the Young Mems Repub- +
T. lican club for debate upon the +
= high cost Of living. The Young +
: Mems Republican club according +
: " arranged for a big session at =
+ its quarters on Bridge street, =
+ which will be preceded by =
= parade around the plaza. Every 4
= body is invited. =