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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-02
HUERTA SAYS HE WILL DIE
BEFORE He RESIGNS PRESIDENCY

VERA CRUZ, July 2.-"Before |
resign, half the people of Mexico
City will die with me-" is the remark
President Victoriano Huerta is cred
tied with having made to friends on
Monday afternoon while sitting in a
Mexico City cafe at tea.
The party was discussing the ef-
forts OF the mediators at Niagara
Falls to find a solution of the Mex
lean problem. General Huerta was
more grim than ever when he made
this remark.
NIAGARA FALLS, July 2.-Plans
for the indefinite recess of mediation
were somewhat disturbed by the sug-
gestion of the United States govern
ment that such move might be in
terpreted as a disruption of the
proceedings.
The Washington administration be-
lieves the departure of the mediato-s
and delegates might fail to influence
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-02
Closed On the Fourth

Eagle meat market will be closed
Saturday, July 4th. Open Friday
night till o'clock. j2tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-02

Hymen Cohn was among the in
coming passengers on the express
from Reno this morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-02
PLEASANT PROSPECT IN STORE
FOR DICTATOR OF MEXICO
Carranza Sends EmiSsarieS to Capitol
City to Protect Huerta, So When
Fall Comes He May Be Captured,
Tried and Legally" Hanged

prevent the assassination of Huerta.
They wish to try him and hang him
legally.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-02

James Ahern travelled to Reno la st
evening to attend the big celebration.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-12
ORDER FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF TWENTY SUBMARINES

Boston. Mass, Nov. 11.-An order
for the immediate construction Of
twenty submarines has been placed
with the Fore River Shipbuilding Cor
poration OF Quincy, it was learned to.
day. Officials OF the plant refused in
formation as to the identity OF the
power for which the submarines are
intended. An officer of the corporation
said the order would amount to about
Sl0.O00.0OO
The order came to Quincy through
the office OF the Bethlehem Steel cor
poration at South Bethlehem, Pa.
The submarines are not to be turn
ed ont as completed vessels, but as
finished sections which can easily be
assembled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-12

Washington, Nov 1.-Secretary
Garrison received the following tel
today from Major General Bliss at
FL Paso in regard to the situation
at Naco on the Arizona Mexican
border:
"Mayorena's force has completely
invested the Hill position AT Naco.
but has not commenced to take 4
position for attack. His headQuar-
tiers are established on the Cananea
railroad, several miles south Of Naco.
There was some firing yesterday af-
;eruoon At long range by Hilrs men.
hut No reply. Maytorena is evidently
awat,Dg orders 20 make an attack
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revolution against the constituted
government in Mexico.
Attack on Naco Renewed.

Naco. Ari2.. Nov. l1.-General May
torena's Villa troops renewed the
siege of Mexican NaCo tonight. Us
ing artillery, they threw shells into
the town for half an hour, but did
little damage General Hill, COM
manding the Carranza garrison, sent
out n slNrmishing party which was
sent scurrying back to cover by May
torena's laQui Indians.
Five hundred fresh troops are re.
ported to have arrived in Nogales
on their way here TO reinforce May
torena. Hill is credited with the
intention OF bringing 500 men in
garrison at Aqua Prieta for rear
attack on Maytorena.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-12
DewlTT's HAND. MADE cTGAE,

Irregular bowel movements lead TO
chronic constipation and a constipated
hahi, nils the system with impurities.
EERElNE iS 4 great bowel regulator.
1. Vu~iicS the system. vitaliZes the
G,Cc5 and puts the digestive organs in
tDo yiccvoUs condition. Price soc.
Sc,G by NOwar Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-12
Iyceum News.

Reserved seats for the second nun
Der Of the Lyceum Course, to be
given Saturday night, Nov II, can
be procured at Ringers Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-12
WAR DECLARED
BY CARRANZA
AND VILLA MEN
THOSE WHO REFUSED TO NUL-
LIFY ACTION IN SIGNING THE
PEACE AGREEMENT RELIEVED
u. S. DEMANDS GRANTED.

III rasO. Tex. Nov. ll-'War has
been declared between the CarranZa
and villa elements Of the constitu-
lioualist army according to adyiccs
received at Juarca Wednesday night
from officials of the COnClayo Of
chlcltains at Aguas Calicntcs.
\ preliminary battle also occurred
at Nguas Caicntcs and Qucrctaro, it
was reported
Gen Pablo Gonzales. the CarranZa
commander. has moved his forces
from Qucrctaro north TO Salao to
meet the Villa advance
General Manual Chao, Villa chief
tain, departed "Wednesday from Ag
uas Calicutos with strong column
message from official sources in
Mexico city given publication by
Rafael Rodriguc2, the Carranza con
sui general to the United States.
said
"rhc first chief is at Cordoba. \
majority OF the principal chiefs have
declared IN favor of Carran2a. villa
has called ON the people to take arms
All north and east is loyal to the
first chief
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Vera Cruz NOV. IL General Ven
ust,auo Carraufa has accedcd to all
the demands Of the United States
government in connection with the
evacuation of Vera Cruz by the
American forces according to private
adN,rrs received here
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-08
Expresses Hope that Warburg Will Recon-
slider His Determination
Not 10 Serve.
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY ALWAYS DEPENDABLE
Will Do Nothing TO Throw Suspicion Big Men-Business Of
Craftsmanship to Recognize Ability and Character Executive
Would See All Forces United for Upbuidine Legitimate
Business Along Administration Lines.

Washington, July S.-Declaring it
would be unfair to regard the demo
cratic party as the enemy of big or
little business, President Wilson to-
day gave out a, statement in support
cf Paul Warburg of New York and
Thomas D. Jones of Chicago, his no
minees for the federal reserve board.
President Wilson's statement fol-
lows:
1T would be particularly unfair to
the democratic party and to the SEN
ate itself to, regard it as the enemy
of business, big or little. am sure
that it does not regard a man as an
object of suspicion merely because he
has been connected with great bust
ness enterprises. 1t knows that the
business of the country has been chief
| Ivy promoted in recent years by en-
terprises organized on a great scale
and that the vast majority of the men
connected with what we have come to
call big business are honest, incorrup
tibe and patriotic. The country may
be certain that it is clear to members
OF the senate as it is clear to all
thoughtful men that those who have
tried to make big business what il
ought to be, are the men to be encour
aged and honored, whenever they re
spcnd without reserve to the call o.
public service
Il predict with the greatest conf
dence that nothing done by the demo
cratic majority of the senate of the
United States will be of sort to
throw suspicion on such men. Mr..
oJnes and Mr.. Warburg, in manifest
ing their willingness to make person
al sacrifices and put their great ex-
perience and ability at the service
of the government, without thought
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-08
AVERAGE CHILD AN.
!MPOSSIBlLITY
NEITHER is CHILD BORN OUT OF
wEDlocK NECESSARILY BAD,
1 GAYS TEACHER

st. Paul, July o.-The child born out
of wedlock is not ordinarily defec-
tive nor is it necessarily bad, accord
ing to Dr. NJ. P. e. Groszmah of the
National Association for the Study
arl Education of Exceptional Chill
dren, who spoke before the depart
ment of special education at the con-
yention of the, National Education as
sociation today A close study OF
thousands of cases. he said, had dis
closed the startling fact that less than
10 per cent of the children born to
ws.men leading irregular lives were
below normal.
EVERY child Is an exceptional
child. he said. There is no stand
ard BY which to Judge them as aver.
age.
Statistics have been compi3ed BY d..
Groszman showing that the United
States spends s1.loo.ooo.ooo annually
for police, courts of justice, prisons
charities and corrections. and similar
forms of protection against evils. and
|cnly $eoo.Ooo,0oo for schools. churches
and other constructive agencies.
With harmony in the ranks Of tbs
National Education association assur
ed as result of the withdrawal from
the presidential race last night of Dr.
David B. Johnson of Rockhill. s. c.
and L r. Alderman, Portland. Ore.
in favor Of Dr.. David Starr Jordan, ths
committee today put aside politica
activity and held s2 meetings FOR tn.
discussion q different phases Of ths
present system Of education.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-08
FATHER RACES
AGAINST DEATH
IN MONTREAL WHEN NEWS OF
SONS ILLNESS IN RAToNsisi
REACHES HIM

Chicago, July Sin an endeavor to
reach the bedside of his son at Ration,
New Mexico, A. D. Thompson, mil.
lionaire mining man of Duluth, Min
nesota, left here at 9:15 this morning
on special train of three cars.
Mr.. Thompson was at Montreal when
news that his son Adam was in pre-
carious condition reached him. DR.
Wilbur Post. of this city was tele
graDhed to proceed to Ration and he
accomplished the tourney of 1.12E
miles in 20 hours arriving at Ration
this forenoon
Mr.. Thomson's special was waiting
when he reached here and it will at
tempt to lower the record set by the
physicians special.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-08

of personal advantage in the organiza-
tion of great reform, which promis-
es to be so serviceable to the nation
are setting an example of patriotism
and of public spirit which the whole
country admires.
Duty to Recognize Ability
1T is the obvious business Of states
manship at this turning point in our
development to recognize ability and
character, wherever it has been dis
played and unite every force for the
upbuilding of legitimate business
along the new lines which are now
clearly indicated for the future
The president said today he earn
estly hoped Mr. Warburg would re-
consider his decision not to accept
1.-THE nomination, and that he was urg-
ing him to do so. He expressed con-
fidence that Mr.. Jones would be con-
firmed.
The senate banking committee had
no meeting today but an opportunity Y
gill be afforded tomorrow for fom
motion to withdraw the invitation to
appear to be questioned. 1t was sa'
today by members that a majority
would oppose it, Chairman Hitchcock
said no suggestion aad reached him
from administration officials for the
i lwIthdrawal of the Invitation.
The nomination Of Thomas d. Jones
Of Chicago also will be taken up to-
morrow It was not certain today that
Mr Jones would be approved by a
majority.
It became known today that several
members of the co-nmittee are not SO
rluch interested in the American con-
nections of Warburg as with an inter-
est he may have in foreign banking
houses and in his foreign investments.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-08

London, July S.-The brief respite
in the militant suffragette agitation
ended today when Mrs Emmeline
Pankhurst resumed command of the
forces of the Women's Social and Po
l,ical union, at their London head
quarters.
Mrs. Pankhurst, who re-occupied the
offices at noon, was, however, permit
ted to remain in active command oil
the militants for only very brief pc
riod. When she emerged from her
headquarters to go to lunch the police
pounced upon her and took her to Hol.
>lCway Jail.
simultaneously with the reappear'
ance of Mrs Pankhurst, violent scene
was created in the central criminal
court where Mrs. H. F. Alice Hall,
Miss Grace Roe, Miss Julia jameson
and Miss Ellen Armes were brought
I'D for trial for conspiracy.
The charge against them was econ
spiring with others maliciously to
commit damage and injury and to
spoil certain real and personal prop
erty of the subjects of our lord, the
king"
Prisoners Hide Internal Machines
The prisoners had been arrested
during raid on a West end flat on
May 81. In their rooms we're found
a new shrapnel grade of ingenious
manufacture, coils of fuse and plans
of houses with instructions how to
reach them and as to the usual move
ments of the police in the vicinity.
Miss Roe and Mrs. Hall. when
brought into court, surrounded by
women wardens. refused to plead.
Shout Defiance
They threw papers and pens from
prisoners enclosures and shouted a
commentary on their treatment in
Holloway jail Two policemen and
five women attendants started to car
ry them out of court to the cells be-
low. When the Judge decided to pro-
ceed with the trial in the absence of
the two women, Mrs. Hall threw her
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-08
RESOLUTE Wins
once MORE
DEFIANCE BECAUSE OF TROUBLE
y With PEAK HALYARD,
FORCED TO QUIT

Newport, r. l., July S.--Vanitie cros-
sed the line first in today's race, but
Resolute won the contest on time al
lowance. The yachts crossed the fin
ish line as follows.
vanitie 3:43:26.
Resolute S:44:01.
The tri-city sloop Defiance develop
ed trouble with her peak halyard
blocks ad was forced to leave today's
cup yachts trial to her two rivals. A
fine heavy weather test of the yachts
was promised when the Resolute and
the vanitie reached the starting line,
four miles southeast of Brenton's reef
Iightship.
A snappy Is mile Southwestern swept
across the course and the sea was COW
cred with white caps. The course for
today's rave was 15 mile dash to
winward and return.
The yachts went over the line in the
following order:
Vanitie, 11:45:27.
Resolute, 11.45:31.
AS Vanitie allows Resolute about q
minute and 20 seconds the Herreshofi
sloop wins todays contest by about
30 seconds It was the closest and
best sailed contest that has been held
between the two sloops since they
first met off Larchmont. N Y. early
in June.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-08
TEN TROOP TRAINS DESERTED
LARGE QUANTITIES OF SUPPLIES
AND AMMUNITION FALL
.To coNouERoRs
MEDIATION MAY NOT HAPPEN
coNsTITUTioNALIsTs MAY TAKE
ENTIRE CONTROL BY RIGHT
OF CONQUEST

| Ell Paso, Texas, July 8.-Five
Thousand federals were defeated
Sunday in battle outside of Qua
dalajara, capital and metropolis Of
Jalisco state, according to message
received today from General Aware
Obregon, who reported the battle to
General Carranza.
In his report the western division
commander explained that the enemy
left Guadalajara to make sortie
aeaint the constitutionalist troops in.
vesting the town, and that after 36
hours of fighting were driven back.
The battle took place % miles north
east of Guadalajara. The report stat
ed that the federals abandoned ten
troops trains and large quantities of
arms, ammunition and supplies.
Carranza Officials Reinstated
Reconstruction Of the constitution.
alist governmental machinery in Chi
huahua viii lbegin Immediately, as a
result of the settlement of the Car
ranza-Villa dispute
Carranza officials, ousted from of
flee in Juarez and other Chihuahua ci-
Ties by the vita faction when the di-
vision became pronounced, will be re-
instated, was the statement today by
Carranza agents here This means
the restoring of federal positions and
railway lines in chihuahua to the men
appointed by Carranza. Most of these
are among the "a Carranza officials
held as virtual prisoners in chihuahua
city by the Villa authorities since the
breach.
AS result of internal peace nego-
tions, at least three Carranza officials
will resign, owing to the demands
made by Villas delegates to the con-
ference. Isidro Fabela, minister of
communications in the Carranza cab
met; Alfredo Breceda, one of Carran-
za's special agents in Washington, and
General Isidro Trevino, chief of staff
to the constitutionalist leader, will be
removed from their posts, according
to the well informed leaders in El
Paso
1t is reported that Rafael Zubaran
Capmany, special representative OF
Carranza in washington, also may re-
sign, as the Villa faction is bitter
against him. In return for these con-
cessions on Carranzas part, Villa has
acknowledged absolute subordination
to him, according to messages from
Torreon.
Whether or not General Felipe An
geIes, chief of artillery under Villa,
will be expelled from the constitution
alist ranks by Carranza's order, still
was matter Of conjecture among both
factions here.
While on the surface everything
seems peaceful, there Is a growing con
viction on both sides here that the
adjustment is only temporary. villa
lis sending his BrIgades northvard from
Torreon ostensibly to recuperate. In
lstead of turning southwark towards
Mexico City.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-08
Report Of Battle Confirmed

Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, July 81
In a message to Carranza dated yes
terday at Ahualleo. Jalisco. Genera
obregon reports an important consti
tutionalist victory in front of Guada
iaiara.
we have destroyed federal col
umn that left Guadalaiara to meet us
The fight lasted So hours. At this
time, the enemy is fleeing in disorder
leaving ten trains Of artillery and am
munition. General Dieguez is in tht
rear OF Cuadalaiara, and believe
none OF the enemy will escape
CONTINUED on Page Eight)
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-08
CONFESSES MURDER
OF LITTLE CHILD
CARRIES BODY INTO HOUSE
CLAIMING TO HAVE FOUND
1T IN ALLEY

Chicago, July s. Boswell G. f.
Smith, a salesman. confessed today to
the murder of four.year old Hazel
Weinstein last night.
Smith, unaware that some OF his ac-
tions in the alley back Of the shop
kept by the girls parents had been OBJ
served. carried the body into the store
explaining he had found It.
See. this was in her month"; he
said exhibiting gag on which the
child had been choked to death. At
this point the witnesses appeared and
Smith was arrested.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-08
kILHANE CHALLENGES WELSH

Cleveland, July S.7-James Dunn,
manager of featherweight champion
pugilist Johnny Kilbane of this city
today issued challenge to Freddie
Welsh Of England, new lightweight
champion, for a bout between Kilbane
and welsh for the lightweight title
Dunn asks Welsh to meet Kilbane al
1873 pounds ringside. the regular light
weight limit
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-08
Would Destroy Burns Home

\
Glasgow, Scotland, July S.-An at.
tempt to destroy the cottage at Ayr,
where Robert Burns, the poet, was
born. January %, 1853, was made just
before daylight today by two members
of militant suffragette larson squal.
The two women were surprised by
a night watchman as they we're in
the act of placing large bombs against
the doors and windows of the poets
birthplace. The man captured one
of the militants but the other escaped.
The women wore stockings over
their shoes in order to deaden the
noise and hide their foot prints
The arrested woman gave her name
as Janet Arthur. She created a scene
when arraigned at the police court,
fighting the wardens and shouting
quotations from Burns poems. She
was remanded.
Try to Attract King
Dumbarton, Scotland, July S.-Mili-
tant suffragettes made desperate ef-
forts today to attract the attention
of King George and queen Mary, who
are making a tour through Scotland.
At Balloch bridge at the foot of Loeb
Lomond the women cut down all the
decorations, and at Dalmuir, ten miles
from Glasgow, they managed to break
out huge banner bearing the words:
Your majesty, stop the forcible
feeding and torturing of women, :"
across the route as the procession ar
rived. At the same time one woman
armed with a megaphone howled de-
nunciations of forcible feeding. Meth
er the king or the queen paid the
slightest attention, but the crowd dis
played such a hostile attitude that
militant snffragettes beat hasty re-
treat.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-08
EMMELINE PANKHURST, MILITANT
LEADER OF FIRE STARTERS, Is
AGAIN ARRESTEDWIIH FOLLOWERS
Taken Into Custody Shortly After She Re-
occupies Offices Of the
Organization.
POLICE CAPTURE COILS OF FUSE And MAPS
Associates When Rroueht into Court Refuse 10 Plead but Throw
Associates When Brought into Court Refuse TO Plead but Throw
Spit.bas at the Officers, and Shout Commentary Treat
ment-Arson Squad Tries to Destroy Birthplace OF
Robert Burns Yell al King on Compulsory Feeding.

self on the floor and kicked several
policemen, and it took some minutes
to remove her. The other prisoners
pleaded not guilty.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-26

priests, you men of Alfalfa, you soldiers, serve a muir
derer? VIII you," with a wave of his hand toward the
priests, stand sponsor to the man who deliberately
planned and executed the miserable death Of our king?
Shall it fly to Benares, this news that Alfalfa permits
itself to be ruled and bulied by a common murderer a
man without family, a liar, and a cheat? Durga Ram,
you slew the king; you turned upon the hand that had
fed and clothed you and raised you to power. Z.
Wait! Let this woman speak,"
A dramatic moment followed; a silence 80 tense that
the %futtering wings of the doves in the high arches could
be heard distinctly. Ramabai was a great politician.
He had struck not only wisely but swiftly before his
public. Had he come before the priests and Umballah
alone he would have died on the spot. But there was no
way of covering up this accusation, 30 bold, direct; it
would have to Re investigated.
Upon her knees, her arms outstretched toward the
scowling priests, the woman of the zenana tremblingly
told her tale; how she had saved Umballah during the
revolt; how she had secured him shelter with her sister,
who was a dancer; how she had visited Umballah in his
secret chamber how he had con6ded to her his plans;
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-26

"My lordI" whispered Pundita, pressing Ramabai's
hand. "Courageg" For Pundita understood the man
at her side. Had he been honorless she would this day
be wearing a crown.
"Pundita, they Kissed US as we passed."
Mot the soldiers, my lord"
"And this poor man! Pundita, he was murdered, and
1 am powerless to avenge him. 1t was UmbaIah; but
what proof have I? None, noneI Well, for me there Is
left but one thing: to leave Alfalfa for good. We two
shall go to some country where honor and kindness are
not crimes but virtues"
my lord, it is our new religion"
"And shall we hold to it and 60, or r~epudiate it and
stayT'
Il am my lords chattel; but I should despise him if
he took the base course"
"And so should l, flower of my hearth" Ramabai
folded his arms and stared down moodily at the man who,
had he lived, could have made Pundita his successor.
" Pundita, I have not yet dared tell you all but here, ia
the presence of death, truth will out. We cannot leave.
Confscation of property and death face US at every gate.
No! Umbalah proposes to crush me gradually and make