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Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15
ostend's Fall Conceded

Folkestone, Oct. Cvia London). -
The Kenilworth, one of the last four
steamships to leave Ostend, arrived
today, bringing 1000 refugees. Among
them were some Belgian soldiers, and
as they we're not wounded, the infer
e1ce was that the Belgians considered
the taking of Ostend by the Germans
inevitable and SO caused the removal
of every one who otherwise would be
likely to be taken prisoner.
All regular communication across
the channel to Ostend has now been
stopped. Three other vesseds, which
sailed from Ostend with the Kenil
worth have not yet arrived.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15
Berlin Denies Il

Berlin, Oct. Is (By wireless to Say
ville) 1t is officially announced that
the battle to the east Of Wirballen.
in Russian Poland, which has been
raging since October 4. continues fa-
yorab1e to the Germans. Repeated
Of the Russians ito storm
the trenches have resulted in heavy.
losses. The Russian efforts to drive
out the Germans by terrific artillery
fire daily so far have failed.
"The Austrian stronghold Of Pre-
mysl. the German official statement
continues, is now entirely freed Of
the Russian Siege The Russians are
in q fortified position along the line
of Stryj, sambor ana Madyka, which
row is being attacked by the Aus
trians. This line is supposed to keep
in check the direct Austrian advance
from Przemysl toward Lemberg..s
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15
''CASCARETS" RELIEVE
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
MOVE ACIDS, GASES AND CLOG
cED WASTE FROM LIVER AND
BOWELS
Get a 1O-cent box now.

Get a 10-cent box now.
That awful sourness, belching of
acid and foul gases; that pain in the
pit of the stomach, the heartburn, ner
vourness, nausea, bloating after eat
ing, dizziness and sick headache,
means a disordered stomach, which
can not be regulated until you remove
the cause. 1t isn't your stonach's
fault Your stomach is as good as
any.
Try cascarets; they Immediately
cleanse the stomach, remove the sour,
undigested and fermenting food and
foul gases; take the excess bile from
the liver and carry off the constipated
waste matter and poison from the
bowels. Then your stomach trouble
is ended. A Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning a 10
cent box from any drug store will
keep your stomach sweet; liver and
bowels regular for months Don't
forget the children-their little in
Sides need a good, gentle cleansing,
too ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15
w A z

Second, On the center, between the
Olse and the Meuse, we have advanc-
cd in the direction Of Craconne.
ITO the northeast of the highway
from Berry au Bac to Rheims during
the night of October 1914, where at
tacks occurred to the southeast of
yerdun, our troops advanced on the
fourteenth to the south of the high
way tfrom verdun to Metz.
"Third, On our right wing, the par
tial offensive movement undertaken
by the Germans in the Ban de sapt,
to the north Of Saint Die. has been
definitely checked.
'In Russia the fighting continues
unity Of Warsaw, stretching along the
ity of Warsaw, stretching along the
ysstula and the San as far as Pre-
mysl and further in a southerly direc
ton as far the Dneister. There has
been no change in the east Of Prussia
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15

You are getting the best values Of
fered.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15

Rose Melville Is again playing sis
Hopkins
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15

Already Professor Cooley, who for.
merly was an expert in San Luis coun.
ty, Colorado, has succeeded in finding
a profitable market for clover in large
quantities. Later on, DR.. Ladd said,
the college will go fully into the de
velopment of market for New Mex
leo products. He says it is the aim
to make the college valuable to every
portion of the state
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK

Kansas City. Oct. 15.-Hogs. receipts
3 Geo. Market steady Bulk $7@7.40s
heavq 81 .20Q7 .s5; pigs s6.5O07.
Cattle, receipts 4,5OO Market steady.
Prime fed steers $9.65@1O. SIS; vest
ern steers $6.5O0s; calves $1,000
1850.
Sheep, receipts 10000 Market stea-
dy. Lambs Sc. s0@7 80; yearlinga
Is5. 25@6.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15
stop Those Early Bronchial Coughs

stop Those Early Bronchial Coughs
They hang on all winter If not
checked, and pave the way for serious
throat and lung diseases. Get a bot
tie of Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound, and take it freely. Stops
coughs and colds, heals raw infIamed
throat, loosens the phlegm and is
mildly laxative. Best for children
and grown persons. No opiates. o. G.
schaefer and Red Cross Drug Store.
ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15
,osITIvELY MASTERS CIRQUE

POSITIVELY MASTERS GROUP
FoIey's Honey and Tar Compound
cuts the thick choking mucus. and
clears away the phlegn Opens up
the air passages and stops the hoarse
cough. The gasping, strangling fight
for breath gives way to quiet breath
ing and peaceful sleep. Harold Berg,
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15
Germans are Routed

London, Oct. ia dispatch from
Petrograd to the Messagero of Rome
says that the Austro-German army
yesterday was completely defeated in
the neighborhood Of Warsaw, Russian
Poland. The Austrians and Germans
suffered enormous losses. The Rus
slams are stated to have taken thou
sands of prisoners.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15
PERSONALS

A. G. Coping of Denver is in Las
Vegas for a few days.
A. w. saddler Of Denver is in the
city for a brief stay
S. G. Merriweather Of Denver is
registered at local hotel.
Arthur Schroeder of st. Louis is in
Las Vegas for brief stay.
M. Rudulph of Mora came in last
night for visit among friends.
Leo Wolfort Of Chicago is stopping
here for a few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bowden Of Ration
are among yesterdays hotel arrivals.
]. H. Foley of Kansas City is stop
ping in Las Vegas on short business
visit,
f. T. Woodward of Colorado Springs
is among yesterdays arrivals in Las
Vegas.
B, Rosenberg of Cincinnati is in
Las Vegas today making a few bust
ness calls.
William NJ. Bowman of Denver is
making few business calls in Las
Vegas today.
M. Hyman of New York city is
among the more recent arrivals in
Las Vegas.
Mrs. c. H. Clay of Albuquerque is
among the more recent arrivals in
Las Vegas.
Richard Dunn of Gascon, n NJ, ic
Richard Dunn Of Gascon, N, M, is
Las Vegas
"A, "A. Pepman of Boston is among
the commercial men who arrived in
Las Vegas last night.
H. H, Riley of LaJunta is register
ed at one of the city's hotels. He is
here on railroad business.
Leandro sena and Pablo Sanchez
of Santa Rosa arrived in Las Vegas
last night for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Smith of Den
yer are stopping over in Las Vegas
for few days while en- route west.
R. w Meade of Cincinnati passed
through Las Vegas en- route home
from Los Angeles on a motorcycle.
R, R. Archer, circulation man of
the Albuquerque Journal, is in the
city for a short business stay.
J. D. Hand, L. j. Hand and w. w.
Upton arrived in Las Vegas from
onava last night. j. D. Hand is said
to have made a large sale of sheep
yesterday
Ex-Governor and Mrs. M. A. Otero
passed through Las Vegas today as
passengers on train No 1, en- route
home after an extended trip through
the east.
Franklin Landis, who has been in
Las Vegas for about a week, left on
train No. 10 for home today. Mr. Ian
dis, who was the agent in the recent
Hand-Shellebarger land transaction,
probably will return to the city again
in three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Trumbull
and little son were among the Las
Vegans who left on train No 10 to-
day. Mr.. Trumbull is going to Pueblo
for his new automobile and Mrs.
Trumbull and the little boy are ac-
companying him as far as Ration.
DR.. and Mrs. r. K McClanahan
have returned from Albuquerque and
Santa Fe. At Albuquerque the doc
tor was member Of the examining
board of physicians in the better
babies" contest at the state fair, and
at Santa Fe he attended the meeting
of the state medical society,"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15

superintendent of extension work
Professor Cooley, believe che invest
ment will be a good one, as it will
enable the college to fulfill its mis-
sion of being of service to the entire
state of New Mexico
Attorney General Frank W. Clancy,
at the request Of DR.. Ladd, has ex-
am.ned the statutes and gigen The
opinion that It is perfeciy legal for
counties to bear portion Of the ex-
pense of maintaining the experts. for
| the instruction of their farmers
Four Experts placed
DR.. Ladd, who is here with Profes-
sor Cooley on an automobile tour of
the northern and central sections of
the state, yesterday informed Presi-
dent w. P. Southland of the CONNER
cial club of the opportunity for san
Miguel and Mora counties to obtain
the services of the last expert remain
ing unplaced, the other four being
located in Luna county Dona Ana
county, Colfax county and the Pecos
valley district. Mr.. Southard was so
interested in the scheme that he call
ed in County Commissioners Fidel
Ortiz and John H. York and number
of business men, including Jefferson
Reynolds, for a conference with DR..
Ladd yesterday afternoon in the Com
mercial club rooms. The county com
missioners said they favored the plan,
and it doubtless would be adopted if
Mora county could be induced to
make her proportionate appropriation
The matter will be taken up at the
first meetings Of the two boards Of
commissioners. The cost would not
be heavy for either county.
How the Men Work
Each of the experts is equipped
with an automobile with which he
visits the farming districts for five
days in each week. His business is
Ito advise the agriculturists upon such
subjects assessed selection, soil prep
aration, rotation of crops, fighting of
pests and animal diseases, Standard
zation of crops (this means the grow
ing of products of such size and quail
ity as to find ready market) and
along any other lines that may de-
yelop. On the sixth day of the week
the expert will remain in his office
constantly and can be called upon by
the farmers.
Increases Crop Yields
The plan is much better than the
conduction Of an experimental farm,
as it makes of each farm an expert |
mental tract, where the best results
possible will be attained by the use
of scientific methods. Dr. Ladd said
he had been informed that some of
the land in this vicinity which pro-
duced from 40 to SO bushels of oats
to the acre Is years ago has fallen to
yield of about Is or 20 bushels now,
as the result of lack of rotation. He
said that an expert farmer could have
increased the fertility of the soil in.
stead Of sapping it,
Did Some Good Here
AS an example of the good the farm
experts can do in a community, Dr.
Ladd was called upon this morning
to examine some sick hogs on a near
by ranch. He found the animals we're
suffering from cholera The hogs
were killed Immediately, stamping out
what might have been a serious cpl
demic. t1IEMl
Will Make Better Market
Dr. Ladd told a representative Of
The Optic this morning that the ex.
tension experts of the agricultural
college will work in cooperation with
those in other states, thus affording
a better market for farm products
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15

NOTICE

No shooting, hunting or fishing al
lowed on what is known as the A. G.
Green lake and ranch. north of the
city. Trespassers win be prosecuted
to extent of law.
A. G. GREEN,
Mrs. P. @, NILSSON,
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15

Mass, Mich, writes I'VE give Foley'a
Honey and Tar to our children for
Group and it always acts quickly" O.
G. schaefer and Red Cross Drug Store.
ADV
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15

San Miguel and Mora counties have
an opportunity to profit by the opera
ton of the good of the state" exten-
sion work of the New Mexico College
of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. In
an effort to make the college of great
er value to the entire state than it
has ever been before, DR.. George E.
Ladd, president of the institution, has
secured the consent of his board of
regents to the placing Of five agricul-
tural experts in that many sections of
New Mexico to assist the farmers.
These men are to be paid jointly
by the college and by the counties in
which they are located. The financial
burden thus put upon the school is
rather heavy, but DR.. Ladd and his
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15

The funeral Of Mrs. Irene J. Nut
ting, who died Tuesday morning. was
held this morning at 1O:s0 o'clock
from the First Methodist church. IN
terment was In the Odd Fellows cem-
etery, under the direction Of ]. c.
johnson B Son.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-15
FARMING EXPERT
FOR SISTER
COUNTIES
STATE COLLEGE PROPOSES TO
HELP THIS SECTION DE-
VELoP ITS LANDS

+ = + = + + + + = + + + + i +
+ Dr., Ladd, late this afternoon, !
! informed The Optic that arrange !
+ ments had been completed be- J.
! tween the State College of Agri- i.
: culture and Mechanic Art, of i.
! which he is president, and the !.
4 counties of Mora and San Mi !
j. guel, for the establishment of the !.
: office Of farm expert here. i
! This expert will work under the :
! direction of the big state school :
; and will devote his entire time to !
! assisting San Miguel and Mora !.
! county farmers. Each county, :
i through its commissioners, agrees :
! to bear its share Of the expense. +
: ! ! = = = = + = + + = 4 = !
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E TWO SHOTS FOR TE 1G5 OF ONE E Yy USE yyRID AND SUN WANT AIDS
ROOMS FOR RENT


P0ONS EOp DENT
r,rp,,e,icr 80 ~
- = y s'''''-'''''
/ FOR SALE IhJl street rooms. Phone COOS
/ IUR RENT Uurpmss sleeping ro.m .ul
| D. OOH.
! rOR RENT sIerpug room. 20g Denver
/ phun, lso.
/ FOR WNT Cool. modern Furnished room
Phone Iull
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'at' "sN ',"' "sA' housekeeping rooms.
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/ Iuh KEN Light nuusvGccp,ug rooms,
/ FOR RENT rooms for lgnt boa,r.ccp.
.-E W.aury Phone coo
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/ $1,000. '2-, ---
/ FOR RENT ono single room for gentlemen
-' .-- '..'.. N'ng l.o.
/ or REM Furnished rooms for light
| housekeeping Ihooe -1a7.
. FOR RENT Stcu.ng room, front room,
2u3 y. Boston So 30 per week
/ ron RFVT o. ~ o. L---,.l-o-,--,-,,- o.- .I-.n-
ing rooms. ph.uo ~ OR 44a7.
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Jug t-o-1s. g-oLg 3D. I42ne Sss--
FOX ht Light housekeeping room, front
,.'"I,g loL lWo. az = LH'lHlng.
/ FOR kENT- Two rooms ior light house
-ksell1G4 close in 2l3 No Boston.
/ FOR RENI-front room with south expos
ure. for two men, 4l4 So Detroit
FOR RENT-Modcrn sleeping roms for ono
or two gentlemen, l2 West EastOn.
for housekeeping, 308 North Boston.
TOR PFZT r.rr,.I..I -, ,-- il--l,, i--,----
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VN fr,nt and hS, o' IE", n'GSeb'gpi.g l"a E, room
'-'' '', q" '''', '''' 70 ''o ''Ast -'.',
NICELY FURNISHED sleeping room close
lH- aus 2o"'h Elf'n. ,al hea l14z.
FOR RENT Nice sleeping room upstairs.
lose in 3ll South Detroit Phone 1858.
FOR RFNT-$loo a week Tor 'front.' room.
furnished for housekeeping 2l2 S Detroit
FOR RENT Nicely inrrIs6cd a room sniff.
FOR light housekeeping. modern. sl5 North
Main
TOP EFVT O--- r,--- md -I--,-i--,. ,-----I-
for girls only. 2lo West Fourth Phone
I7l2.
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exposure. ai5 south Denver Phone
1908.
ron RFy7- q f,rri,Io-i I--,,.,l-..,,,,- ---,---
no children. llOg So Chc,enne Phone
2122
ron RI-YT Ye,,I, f,--ni,Lod -rc,---. --Iogo
in, $3.50 per week ll4l West lst Phone
1885
FOR REYT-YiceIv inrpis6ed sIeening
rooms, phone 207 So Guthrie. Phone
alb5.
TWO i1r1is6cd ,o-,n- I-- r--r, -o1 a, p---i-s
Lincoln ST., or Shrecks store Sand Springs
okla.
FOR RTYT-'To one mr. t,ro gc1,Ioncn
large, newly furnished bed room 5Ol So
Denver,
FOR RFYT-Sni1o m front rooms fo- three
or -four gentlemen. Commercial Rooms, Is
W Third
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BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE Beet roomug hovse proposition
boz TULSA tuI hone 1891

foR SALE Beet roomHs lo,se proposition
'''.' ''' "'''' ''''
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ro.ms $500 u.l hua', l. fUn, iUa5
ron SALE Good business .hau.r m UNr
town OFF about ..N" lmno Rod tl,
WANTED Partner IN wsu established
buuuDh active ur tl.rut boa 3Itl World.
IuR sNl CnHu. u..dm, lots. moa.U
district D.Hn boo. $780, 80 cash h"u
t-uh
ruK slIr Dra.,r. .u., ard nam.r
,amp rut doing cash uanes. r0ouc
u. ma
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dun. .n..n..I I..,.. Brt In,ar.n In
80, lg. T..t sri
rom ,AIF ..., ....,.. ..r.,.ry and t,,-
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INh SALE. Large boarding tent good Iora
uo" iur UoWarre. SEQ Nrs. D. b Davis.
.....' =. .'''.". ". DIVA o..
FOR SALE J restaurant tcodlag "a regular
loarders et 5000 pcr week koeisiIo
h,h'"Hhni West lulsa. pAla
No tsn good g,sh bu.ucss
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LEGAL NOTICES


A., N"uce is HGr'Oy gwen that ON wednesday
mittee will offer for Ealo 10 the highest bid.
der for cash in hand, the following described
property
one building known rs THE Kafr Corn
Palace located on the Tulsa CouNty farm.
Same being the property Of tho state Of OK.
lahoma.
All bids must be sealed and accompanied
hy @ chack certified for at least $500 90.
Bids may be mailed 90 this committee iu care
of the Secretary Of the Tulsa Commercial
club. Tulsa, oklahoma The committee re-
serves the right CO. reject any and all bids.
This notice given by authority vested in ~
by law
u y LEAHY Chairman, Pawhuska, Okla.
hUma
GEO W VINCENT, Secretary, Claremore.
Okla.
GEO H. KINDS. WesNine, Oklahoma
Committee.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
IuRNIhMED-

a
FURNISHED
.rNO nrt bouseRe,pIpg FROM mann. t.,
nIshri or' slrcr.n, io1m fr.shi too
uniuU,shtd rooms tnr light housekeeping
uIi modern GOO. Wd very desirable uu rhll
IlgH- eln b'1ldrr
. ROOMS ron RlAl Look hwn II you
N'It h l,'I cosy. t'ul rAlr o. room
'i'' u'al' ~ H,."'I eau Hl 'Io y. Main
newly trrisrrJ and .,,.,;i.a nn,t Js,,'
uothu. but hutc.Fs peop.r soiritel
10 y, :, =, 80 :, 80 - 49,
AZ = SA' w MN
- "a "'' '''' '''''''..' house '''''
FOR RENT room modern house a1 mJ
LOWS Ihoge 2'll.
i"k RENi-4 house, !" lrao addition.
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~, ,S-s ,i,..-l, ~. s''s. $50 N''.' ''.''."..
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| FOR RENT New modern, iNnroom hunga
ou rbi5T@b' 'iT' '1I,se, Hhom i''' ." P''''s WIN
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| FOR RENT Five room furnished cottage,
North Denver one room reserved. reference
-c4g--,o- ln2Ig hieyA l20' -
/ FOR RENI.-FivC room furnished cottage
12O So Frisco. one room rp.yryod. refer
ence required Phone Black 1891.
/ FOR kENT-Three rooms Furnished IN Ken.
! dali addition Sl2 DO per month rail Dee.
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/ CHfbaaNJ' 1,l i +,,
/ and sleeping prch 1903 So Carson St.
son CITT ~
ON oAL E--h -hlsOoilancouS
/ SILK Petucoats s120. gI6 ray Third
/ WINDOW shades 25c 2iG East Third
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/ bhOOMS s5c- 20 East lhrd Street
/ LADIES Union suits 23c, 2l6 East Third
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For Sale

$4,000. with $500 cash for a new g.
room, modern bungalow on
south side.
$3.50, with part terms, for east
front S-room modern nome,
South Cheyenne.
$3.50. with $3.50 cash, balance ON
easy terms for an east front
2-story residence in choice
location Of south side; new.
$500. with $1,000 cash. balance
casy terms. for new S.
room modern home, with
oak finish, elegant decorat-
ing; corner lot beautiful
location
$4,000. with good terms for a .
room. modern cottage. very
close in; garage and sery-
ants quarters.
$3.50 buys you corner Iot six
blocks from the postofnco,
that is snap for the
money
$500 90 $500 we can sell YOU choice
residence lots modern dis
tr.t. within walking dis
tlncc Of business center in
either the north or south
part of the city It viii
pay you TO see our list bee
fore buying
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Proposals for Buildings in CITY Parks.

TULSA, Oku April ~ 1914 Sealed
proposals will be- received by the OBard Of
Park Commissioners Of the city Of Tulsa, at
the city Auditors office, city hall until 2
% clock p. m.. May r. 1914, for the c9nstruc-
Parks, 10 accordance with plans and spe.if
cations furnished by N G Cross, architect
room II, Nebraska building, Tulsa, oklahoma
All proposals 10 be made on blank forms
furnished hy architect and must be accom-
panied by a certified check n the amount u
per cent Of bid said check 90 be made pay
able 20 the board of Park Commissioners as
guarantee 10 enter into contract, and 90
be forfeited 20 said bourd II bidder fails 20
enter into contract or 90 furnish satisfac,ory
bond within 3 days after being awarded the
work
Plans may be obtained from architect ls
Nebraska Building. Tulsa, okla
The Board reserves the right 20 reject
any Ur all bids.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-01
STORE ROOMS

FOR RhNI.One store room 81 " md
Phone 553
SPACE In new building 2nd and Frankfort
10 rent. ready May 18th Sun Realty Co,
Bank 0f Com Bldg
FURNITURE
FOR SALE-3 rooms of furniture. good as
new. l3 West seventh.
FOR SALE Furniture of q room house,
cheap rent, suitable for boarding. Terms
Phone iT9
FOR sALE-Bargains IN new and second
hand furniture. Bargain Furniture Co,
lO5 Z. First St Phone ST..
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