Las Vegas optic., July 08, 1912, CITY EDITION, Page Eight, Image 8

About Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921

Image provided by: University of New Mexico

                
tMHT
VEGA DAILY OPTIC. MONDAY, JULY 8, 1912.
' UGCOIUIICK UOWEBS AND BINDERS
WE HAVE A SUPPLY OF
; LOCAL NEWS
HART
SLlFFIiER
CLOTHES
Try dram of Old Taylor bourbon
at tbe Opera liar.,
j
See window display ot new mid
summer felts. S trass'.
WHICH WE OFFER AT
4 Pounds For 25c
AT THE STOREOF
IKE DAVIS
THE CXSH GROCER.
CH
mm
. ;
v. t$J i v-
for onnnino
4 Ibs.-For
J. H. STEARNS
GRO CER
COM L i3
SUGARITE
NUT
LUMP
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
?oX mtM.ln G ON D OtS nZZlMZ"
We have on hand a complete stock of
SCRtEN DOORS, WINDOW SCREENS AND WIRE SCREENING
At The Most Reasonable Prices
Get our quotations before buying -
LAS IfEClO LUTJBER CO.
Phone Main 150 Old.Iown
PEACHES PEACHES
PEACIIES
5 lb. Basket For
AT THE
GRAAF & HAYWARD CO. STORE
Finch's Golden Wedding Rye. aged
In the wood. Direct from distillery
to you. At tbe Lobby, of course.
P. J. Emenaker, Jeweler and watch
repairer, baa removed his office to
the front of the office room of the
Las Vegas steam laundry.
The Ladles' League ot the First
Presbyterian church will meet to
morrow afternoon at 2:30 a'clock t
tbe home ot Mrs. James Baker, 918
Douglas avenue. ' ,
Fred Lewis has been appointed a
clerk In the postofflce In East Las
Vegas. Postmaster F. O. Blood has
apolnted Walter Randolph to succeed
Mr. Lewis as substitute.
LUDWIG Wm. ILFELD
BRIDGE STREET
(
Our entire line of summer millinery
One-Half off. Strass'.
Big Spanish dance will be given at
Rosenthal hall Wednesday night Pi
ano and drums will be played by
Crites and Ouerin. Watermelon will
be served free to every one. This
will be one of the big dances given
this season. Good music, good floor
and a good time assured to everyone.
,The board of county commissioners
this morning took a trip of inspec
tion over the Eighth street road to the
Hot Springs and returned over the
Boulevard, where some work Is being
done. The commissioners expect to
keep the county highways In the best
possible condition. Mayors Taupert
and Delgado have placed the streets
on both sides of the river In good
shape. -
The handsome, big taxlcab, owned
by Dan Rhodes, the Packman, arrived
this morning from the factory In
Kokorao, Ind., andwlll be unloaded
and put In service the middle of this
week. The machine, the product ot .he
Haynes Motor Car company, is a four
cylinder, forty horse power seven
seated taxi, made especially for Mr.
Rhodes. The car Is finished In black,
and Is fitted- with nickel trimmings
and all of tbe convenient appliances
found on the latest models, and is as
handsome an auto as was ever turned
out of the shop. Dan bas been tak
ing Instructions in the art of driving
for several months and now handles
a car with the grace and skin of a
Broadway taxi driver, Dan Rhodes
has been In the hack business for
thirty years and has always main-
' OUT OP "JACK POT"
Washington, Jufy 8. Senator Dill
ingham, who continued his defense of
Senator Lorimer's election today,
sought to BhoV that money paid to
members of the Illinois legislature
bad been taken from1 a jack pot fund
which had Been existing since 1897
He declare that the only levidence
against Larimer was that of Charles
A. White, author of the original
charges, who, he asserted, had entered
the legislature with the purpose of
accepting bribe.
Senator Reed of Missouri, asked if
it were not true that Senator Lorinaer
had loaned $10,000 to Lee O'Neil
Browne for his defense in th xegal
proceedings against him growing out
of the legislative charges.
senator Dillingham was prepired
to continue his defense of Senator
Lqrlmer when the senate met toduy
to resume consideration of the Junior
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Ryan Duerr to August M. Aguirre
was celebrated Saturday night in San
Francisco, Calif. The bride, who is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Duerr, formerly residents of Las Ve
gas, is well known here Mrs. Aguirre
accompanied her parents to Califor
nia about three years ago, after hav
ing resided here several years, during
which time she made many friends.
The wedding was performed in St
Mary's cathedral.
.The mayor is opposed to papers
blowing in the streets but ho allows
circus company to hang flaring
signs on every trolley suspension wire
In town, where they are unsightly and
doubtless will end up by blowing
abou ahe thoroughfares. Consistency.
The mayor stops two home boys who
are engaged in raffling off an auto
mobile, yet he lets the Official Bet
ting Commissioner sell chances on
Johnson and Flynn for five bones
each. Consistency.
Dollars in Wear or
Cents in Washing
Which are you saving?
A few cents .added to your
laundry bill will be well spent
If you receive in return a ser
vice so conscientious and pains
taking that your clothes wear
four times as long.
Soft water, pure soap, careful
employes such service means
a weekly economy on clothes
that quickly runs into dollars.
Why not begin this economy i
this week? A phone or postal
will bring a wagon to your door
promptly. '
Las Vegas Steam
Laundry
Photic Main 81 6i7 Douglas Art
laineo. nis Business on up-io-uate Illinois senator's election. It is still
lines, and it must be said that Dan "the legislative day of July 6" in the
and his new taxi will be up to the 'senate and will be until the final ote
minute. ' session today with, a continued an
alysis of the evidence and the pica
which unseats Mr. Lorimer or vindi
cates him, is taken. Senator Dilling
ham expects to take up the tniJre
that Mr. Lorimer's election having
been stamped valid once by the sen
ate cannot again be questioned.
Senator Borah expects to speak at
some length, taking tbe other side
of the argument Senator Lea ot
Tennessee, another of Mr. Lorimer's
opponents, is yet to speak. It is ex
pected the vote may not be taken be
fore Wednesday or Thursday. Some
of Mr. Lorimer's friends in the senate
believe the vote will be against him.
DR. PEIPER MARRIED.
Dr. Samuel Peiper, rabbi of Congre
gation Monteflore, last evening was
united in marriage to Miss Edith
Blanch Lamb. Thai ceremony was
performed in the Majestlo hotel in
Philadelphia. Mrs. Peiper Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Koppel
Lamb of the Quaker City. The bridal
couple will return the latter part ot
August to Las Vegas where they will
reside, after a honeymoon trip in the
east. Dr. Peiper has been a resident of
Las Vegas for the past five months,
having come to Las Vegas from his
home in Philadelphia last February,
He has been populaas rabbi of Tem
ple Monteflore and has many friends
here who extend their best wishes to
the newly weds.
A GOOD RECORD.
F. M. Palmer, cashier in the local
office of the Wells Fargo Express
company, was today placed on the
retired list of company employes. On
Wednesday he will leave for his ranch
in the Cedar Ridge district in ' Colo
rado, where he will spend the sum
mer. Mr. Palmer has been in the
employ ot the Wells Fargo company
for thirty years, having worked bis
way up through every division of the
(express service. He came to Las
Vegas six years ago as agent, which
position he held until last tall, at
which time he was succeeded by Bert
W. Kelly of Denver. Mr. Palmer's
thirty years of service have been a
credit to himself and the company.
He has always been popular with the
employes and patrons of the company j
and has been respected by the offic
ers for his ability. Mr. Palmer will
be succeeded by C. S. Williams of
Denver. Mr. Palmer will receive a
pension from the express company.
Richard H. Hanna, justice of the
supreme court of New Mexico, ar
rived this afternoon from his home in
Santa Fe to attend the celebration of
the fiftieth anniversary of Chapman
Lodge A. F. & A. M.. He was accom
panied to Las Vegas by Mrs. Hanna.
Frank W. Eaviston, general sales
agent of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company of Raton, came in last
night from the. southern part of the
state, continuing on to the Gate City
this afternoon on train No. . 10.
CELERY PLANTS
50c PER HUNDRED
PLANT NOW
5QLsi"b PERRY ONION & SON
Phons
Vegas 121
-SEEDSMEN & FLORISTS -
HAVEMEYER OWNfia IT
Trenton, N. J., July 8. Vice Chan
cellor Stevens, in an opinion filed in
the court; of chancery today in the
suit of Norman D. Hooker and ott
ers -against the executor and heirs
of Henry O. Havemeyer, holds that
$10,000,000 worth of stock of the na
tional Sugar Refining company was
issued to Havemeyer with considera
tion.
HERMIT LODGE
In the midst of tall pines. The most
beautiful resort on the Scenic High
way, excellent trout fishing, up-to-date
accommodations. Running
mountain spring .water, bread porch
es, rustic swings, music The ideal
place for an outing. Table unexcelled.
MRS. S. B. WARNER, in Charge.
The Otrtlc print all the news
FRESH EVERY DAY j
BAKERY GOODS I
J The Best in The City
i i
Bread, Rolls, :
Cookies, Pies, Calces,
Douglinots,
Fried Cakes and
Cinnamon Rolls
fill ;i k
I i'kitww, w .cvir ',,r
Supreme in Tail
oring, Value, Fit,
Fabric and Style,
in fact the H. S.
and M. mark of
excellence stands
for everything jro.
should demand in
a suit Thig Same
Par Excellence is
Manifest in every
make of suit we
handle. Dont fail
to look us over.
GREEN BERGER
, r '
mm .p
... 'wmiiitsmi4'9M
& 1 . ' if
DUST EVERY DAY WITH
1
For Beautifying ,
Chaira, Tablet
Pictw Frame -s
Chandeliera
Sewing Machine 1 '
Pianos
Hardwood Floora
Silver and Plated Ware
Ete Eta Etc "'
Upstairs and downstairs, In bedroom, sewing
room, den, parlor, dinlngroom and kitchen, there's
a big daily use for LIQUID VENEER. Simply
moisten an ordinary cheesecloth duster and dust
with it that's alL Makes the furniture cheerful
by removing dust, dirt, finger marks, stains and
scratches and by restoring the original factory fin
ish, all in the one simple dusting operation,
' i Unequalled for putting a tone on the outside of
any piano, and for making and keeping hardwood
floors just like new.
POPULAR HOME SIZES, 25c ANO 50c
FOR SALE BT
V
J. C. JOHNSEN & SON
TRY AN AD. IN THE
OPTIC'S
"WANT COLUMNS
Mi
BOUCHER
I $ "The Store of Satisfaction""
' i
i P. S. Next Door to POST OFFICE
SEARCH FOR DISABLED
VESSEL IS FRUITLESS
CITY OF PANAMA IS ADRIFT
SOMEWHERE ON THE PA
CIFIC OCEAN. V.
San Francisco, July 8. The steam
er Rose City reached the latitude of
the City of Panama at 3:45 o'clock
this morning and found no trace ot
the Pacific mail vessel. The Rose
City was sent to the aid of the Citf of
Fanama late last night when an aero
gram was received at San. Pedro stat
ing that thelatter vessel was drifting
250 miles to 'the southwest with Uis
abled machinery. A wireless' message
was received here from the Rose J'itv
today. The wireless message said it
was not yet daylight and it was hoped
that the vessel would be sighted aftei
sunrise. The sea was calm.
Officials of the Pacific Mail Steam
Bhip company expressed little con
cern about the accident to the City
o Panama although admitting the
failure of the Rose City to find fcer.
The Rose City headed for latitude 25
N., longitude 125 W., with orders to
bring the City of Panama to San
Francisco. A. J. Frey, assistant gen
eral manager of the Pacific Mail
company, said today the injury to th
City of Panama was believed to be a
comparatively trivial engine break
down. The City of Panama left Saa
Francisco July 5 in command of Cap
tain J. W, Carlson.
The following message was receiv
ed from the Rose City at 10 o'clock
this morning by a wlreMss station
here:
"Reached longitude 21.40 west,
longitude 85.40 north at 6:53 o'clock
this morning. No trace of the City of
Panama. Weather misty. Can see
about four miles."
SPECIAL RATES AT HARVEY'S
For parties remaining one month or
through the season. Address Harvey'a
Ranch, city, or call at Cutler Bros.' of
fice 614 Lincoln avenue.
i
7