Las Vegas optic., January 12, 1912, CITY EDITION, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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IM VEQA8 DAILY OPTIC, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1912.
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For our best Ranch per pound . . 40c
For our Daisy Process per pound . . 35c
Strictly Fancy Colorado Eggs per dozen 38c
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ESTABLISHED 1 8 7 O
First National Bank
OF
Las Vegas, New Mexico
First National Bank Building,
Sixth Street
JEFFERSON RAYNOLDS, President
E. D. RAYNOLDS, - - - Cashier
HALLETT RAYNOLDS, As't Cashier
A General Banking Business transacted.
Interest paid on Time Deposits.
Issues Domestic and Foreign Exchange.
If it may be termed a scieBce mutt
include a means of presenting the
proposition to the greatest number
of prospective buyers. To reach this
class in the southwest use the
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For a Full Line of Cereals goto
THE GRAAF & HAYWARO CO. STORE
or Phone Main 16-J7- or 18
SUCH AS Quaker, Granulated & Pearl Hominy. Cracked,
Puffed, Shredded & Cream of Wheat. RaMen, & Petty John
Breakfast Food. Corn, Maple and Wheat Flakes. Aunt
Jemima's Pancake & Buckwheat Flour. Pearl, Minnte and Ri
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Oat Meal, Grains of Gold, Nudevene, Pearl'd Barley, Potatoe
Flour. Farina, Farinose, Cream of Rye, Post Toasties, Possum,
and many others too numerous to name here.
Also Just Received a Nice Lot oi Cresco the New Shorten
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LOCAL NEWS
Try a dram of Old Taylor bou.-oon
at the Opera Bar.
The basketball team of the senior
class of the Y. M. C. A. has placed
orders for suits. These should be in
Las Vegas in time for the boys to
sport the new uniforms in their first
game on February 16 with the win
ner of the contest of tonight at the
Y. M. C. A.
Regular Saturday night dance at
armory.
The American Girl," Friday, th
19th, Duncan opera house. Reserve
your seats early.
The revised edition of the Ladies'
QuUd Cook Book, containing an ex
cellent variety of new tried recipes,
is on sale at the home of Mrs. A.
H. Whitmore, 825. Seventh street.
Price 50 cents.
Finch's Golden Wedding Rye, aged
in the wood. Direct from distillery
to you. At the Lobby, of course.
Benefit of the Las Vegas High
school, "The American Girl." Prices
within the reach of everyone and no
cause deserves better patronage. Be
sure to remember the date, Friday,
I the 19th.
Papal Knight John D. Crlmmlus,
who has been designated head of a
conftnlttee of New Yorkers to greet
Cardinal Farley upon his return from
Rome January 16, is a first cousin of
the Misses Mary and Nora Crimmins
of this city. He Is a brother of Thom
as Crimmins, who died last fall and
left over $1,000,000 to charitable Institutions.
The social given last evening in the
O. R. C. hall by the Knights of Co
lumbus was a success from every
standpoint. A good sized crowd was
present and dancing was enjoyed until
12 o'clock. Refreshments were served.
The Knights have announced that they
give a St. Valentine's ball on the
evening of February 14 in the armory.
Committees have been selected and
will make every effort to make the
dance a big success.
There will be a general meeting of
Congregation Montefiore in the temple
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
gathering is for the purpose of elect
ing officers and transaction of other
Important business. A large attend
ance of the members of the congre
gation is hoped for.
Attorney C. D. Cleveland of Las Ve
gas has entered into a co-partnership
with Attorney F. C. Wilson of Santa
Fe. Mr. Wilson was associate in law
with the newly elected judge of the
supreme court, Robert H. Hanna, who,
since commencing on his new duties
gave up his law practice. Mr. Cleve
land, while in Las Vegas, was asso
ciated with Jones and Rogers and
came into prominence over the state
during the recent election taking the
stump in the interests of the progres
sive republicans.
At the annual meeting of tho stock
holders of the First National bank,
Tihich was held Tuesday, the board of
directors of that institution was re
elected. Reports for the year showed
the bank to be in a nourishing condi
tion. Jefferson Raynolds was re-elect
ed president. E. D. Raynolds, who has
transacted the duUes of cashier for
several years, was chosen vice presi
dent and S. B. Lewis, Jr., who recent
ly became a director, was also made
vice president. Hallett Raynolds, as
sistant cashier, was elected cashier,
while H. Erie Hoke was chosen to
succeed Mr. Raynolds.
BERT DAVIS SAYS HE
WILL NOT CONFESS
MAN ACCUSED OF BRIBING M'NA-
MARA JURY WILL NOT 8EEK
LENIENCY
Los Angeles, Jan. 12. Le Compte
Davis, attorney for Bert Franklin, the
McNamara detective charged with
jury bribing, stated positively today
that his client would make no con
fession to obtain clemency. It was
'authoritatively stated today that the
reason for the grand jury's adjourn
ing yesterday until Monday was to
await the outcome of tomorrow's pro
ceedings in the Franklin case.
A motion was made today in the
federal district court to set aside the
indictment charging Tveitmoe, .Tohan
sen, Clancy and Munsey the coast la
bor leaders, with having conspired to
transport dynamite from the east into
California. Arguments were set for
January 29.
The opening game of the basket
ball season will be played tonight In
the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium between
the team of the Las Vegas High
school and the one representing the
business men's class of the associa
tion. Both teams are in fine condi
tion and ready for the tray. The
High school boys are of the opinion
that they can play rings around their
Mr. Cleveland came I elders but the business men are
Mrs. McManigal Testifies
Indianapolis, Jan. 12. Ortie E. Mc
Manlgal's confession, particularly with
reference to others who helped him
in the dynamite conspiracy, was con
firmed In important details by the
dynamiter's wife, who was excrnined
today by officials in charge of the fed
eral grand jury investigation.
to New Mexico from Michigan where
his family resides at the present time
but will soon move to Santa Fo. The
new firm will be known as Wilson &
Cleveland and will maintain the same
offices formerly occupied by the old
firm, in the Laughlin building, Santa
Fe.
Playing before the largest audience
of the season the Nordica Concert
company of Topeka, Kan., the third
Santa Fe reading room entertainment
to be seen in Las Veg&s this winter,
proved itself well deserving of the
name under which it travels and com
pletely won its audience. The pro
gram was entirely classical and every
one of the four performers showed
himself an artist in his line. Miss
Jessica Tipton, around whom the en
tire company centers, and who is a
protege of Nordica for whom the com
pany is named, possesses a voice of
remarkable sweetness and expression.
She won many encores. The other
three members of the company, Floy
Ebert, violinist; Marion Myers, pianist
and H. Sargent Brownwell, cellist,
ablv assisted Miss Tipton in the pro
gram of the evening.
equally confident that they can take
the students to a cleaning. Captain
Truder of the High school will not
announce his lineup until just before
the game. The business men's line
up will be as follows: L. F. B. T.
Mills; R, F., J. C. Baker, C. Marwick:
L. G., Ted Hayward; R. G., L. W. 11
feld; W. C. Dennis, substitute. The
game is scheduled to start at 8:15
o'clock. Paul Schoeny will act as i e
feree and Julius Krause as umpire.
The winner of the contest tonight
will play the team representing the
senior class of the Y. M. C. A. on
February 16 and the losers are sched
uled to meet the. Normal aggregation
on February 2.
CHANGE YOUR WASH DAY
TO LAUNDRY DAY
If you make it
LAS VEGAS STEAM
LAUNDRY DAY
you'll never go back to the
old-fashioned Way.
TRY US ONCE.
PHONE NOW-
MR. POLICYHOLDER.
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free to you. It may be of value to
you. You pay money willingly for fire
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HEW CAR LOAD
ANY SIZE FROM
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PURE THINGS TO EAT
DOCTOR PLEADS GUILTY
TO CHARGE OF MURDER
HARRY WEBSTER KILLED YOUNG
WIFE WHOM HE MARRIED
ONE YEAR AGO.
Oregon, 111., Jan. 12. Dr. Harry E.
Webster pleaded guilty to murder in
the Ogle county court here today on
the first anniversary of his marriage
to Bessie Kent Webster, whom, by
his own confession, he killed near
here last September. Webster with
drew a plea of not guilty previously
made by him.
Webster was charged with murder
ing his wife in a wood between Dixon
and Polo, 111., last fall. Webster's at
torneys said they would place no wit
nesses on the stand. Attorney John
E. Erwin of Webster's counsel, in a
brief statement after the defendant
was taken before Judge Farrand, an
nounced formally that his client de
sired to enter the ilea of guilty.
Webster then made the plea of guilty
in person and seated himself at the
side of his mother, who wjppt quietly
throughout the proceedings.
State's Attorney Emerson placed
several witnesses on the stand to pre
sent certain features of the state's
case. Dr. L. M. Griffin of Polo, who
made an examination of Mrs. Web
ster's body, testified that Mrs. Web
ster's death was due to a knife wound
in the neck which had severed the
jugular vein. Dr. Griffin also described
an operation, which he said had been
performed on Mrs. Webster some time
before her death.
Judge Farrand said he probably
would sentence Webster next week.
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