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EIGHT LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, MONDAY, JULY 28, 1913. REAL MERIT IN EVERYONE i NOT THIS TIME OR NEXT TIME BUT ALWAYS THE SAF1E--MILD, JUICY; TENDER AND SWEET PREMIUM HAMS PREMIUM BACON STEARIN'S STORE Jj-OC I BUTTERMILK BUTTERMILK The Crystal Crea.mery Buttermilk will hereafter be delivered by the wevgons of the CORBETT SANITARY DAIRY SOLE DISTRIBUTORS PHONE MAIN 312 Light automobile lamps at 7:53 o'clock tonight. Try a dram ot oiQ Bourbon at the Opera Bar. Adv. D.

M. Robinson has entered the employ of A. L. Gump, the barber. Mrs.

Fred Westerman is moving from the Boulevard to 918 Douglas avenue. Miss Elizabeth Smith has entered the employ of the Rosenthal Furni ture company aB saleswoman. The Greater Las Vegas band will have its regular weekly practice tomorrow night in the city hall. BEVIVA BROUGHT County Clerk Lorenzo Delgado, who has been ill for several days, is again able to be at his desk at the court house. OA A V7 MOST HEAlT FOR YOUR MONEY SWASTIKA COAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL "7s n.

OtJ I tup ni dpi iari I lily BAIN WAGON i T-. In Pf't Gross, Kelly Co. Sole Agents THE BREAKFAST will always be a success if you serve Chase SEAL BRAND COFFEE Any food tastes good witn it Sole Agents for Las Vegas, N. M. Tfio Hcma of the Best of Everytfilng Eatable mm Em las vegas optic Finch's Golden Wedding Rye aged in wood.

Direct from the distillery to you. At the Lobby, of course. Adv. The Ladies' League of the Presbyterian church will hold a missionary tea tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. H.

W. Kelly, 825 Sixth street Miss Nellia Floyd has severed her connection with the Rosenthal Furniture company. She expects to leave soon on an extended visit in the easi. The Modern Woodmen of America will meet tonight in the W. O.

W. hall on Sixth street. The presence of all the members is urgently re quested. The Duncan and Heriquez teams of the Elks' bowling leauge will meet tonight on the alleys at the club house. All Elks and their families and friends are invited to be present.

i There will be a hie meeting of the Fraternal Brotherhood this evening the lodge rooms of the order. Ev. ery member is requested to be pres ent as there is important business to be transacted. This morning Judge D. R.

Murray fined Albert Thormer for tresspassing. He paid the costs and was last seen near the city limits on his way south. He was arrested by Santa Fe Officer Dixon. Eugene Thornhill, a member of Company New Mexico National Guard, Is wearing a bandage over his eye as the result of an accident that occurred in a game on Jhe insj day of the encampment when he was struck in the face by a swiftly pitched ball. Sam Langford, the Boston tar baby, is expected to pass through Las Vegas tonight on train No.

2 on his way from San Francisco to New York. Many of the Vegas fight fans are planning to meet the train in order that they may see the famous colored boxer." Word has been received from Salt Lake City to the effect that J. Min ium, an old time resident of Las Ve gas, died there last' Thursday. Mr. Minium was well known here hav ing lived in this city for many years.

He is survived by his wife and three sons, Charles and Arthur Minium of this city and Frank Minium of Col orado Springs. The funeral services of Miss Rafael- ita Duran, who died Saturday, were held this morning at 8 o'clock from the Church of the Immaculate Con ception. This was a double funeral service as Wilson Lucero the four months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fran cisco Lucero, died yesterday and services for him were held at the same time as those for Miss Duran.

MISS MURRAY PROMOTED Miss Cornelia Kimball Murray, formerly critic teacher of the fifth and sixth grades in the New Mexico Normal University, has been appointed director of art and music in that institution. Miss Murray is especially fitted for this line of work, as she has studied music under the best teachers in the Rocky mountain region. She has studied art in the best schools in the city of Berkely, Cal. Miss Sue A. Hutchison, a gradu ate of Columbia university, has been elected to succeed Miss Murray as critic teacher.

Miss Hutchison Is from Vandalia, having taught school there for a number of years. She fulfills all the conditions that are required by the normal univers ity. She is a normal graduate of several years teaching experience and has a college diploma. TO SUCCESSFUL FISH EVANGELIST RUNYAN PREACHES TO A LARGE AUDIENCE LAST EVENING Last night at the Duncan opera house Evangelist Runyan finished his labors in Las Vegas and said farewell to the people here with whom he has worked the past 15 days in the effort of religious Uplift The audience last evening filled the lower floor of the opera house. The stage was occupied by the chorus.

Selected voices, accompanied by piano and violin, rendered the De- koven-KiplIng "Recessional" and Mrs. O'Malley as an offertory played a violin solo. As compensation for his labors here Mr. Runyan asked only the money offerings of the last day's services. Rev.

Mr. Skinner presented the claim at both morning and evening servlceB and a quite generous response was tmade, for which Mr. Runyan expressed his thanks. Las Vegas has never been honored by entertaining a more courteous, kindly, gentlemanly person than the Rev. William R.

Runyan, or one whose sincerity of purpose and unselfishness of effort have been more assured. Those who have been the more closely associated with him here have' been most Impressed by his fine character and high ability. Mr. Runyan will return to his home at Baldwin, for a month of recuperation, after which he will resume elsewhere the campaign of evangelism. Need a Good Ranjje We can recommend the Wetter line of Ranges at popular prices.

4-hole size (like cut). $27.90 6-hole size (like cut7.J29.9u $5 down and $1 a week will do, or 10 per cent off for Cash. ONLY AT Opposite Y. M. C.

A. A large crowd visited the Y. M. C. A.

camp yesterday and the people were well pleased with the treatment they received. Seventeen besides the regular boarders at the camp were served dinner. GIRL RUNS AWAY Asserting that she had been trusted unkindly by Mrs. Ignacio Lopes, at whose home on the West side she has been residing for the past eev eral months, Ruperta Sanchez, aged 13, last night went to the home of Mrs. C.

S. RoW8H where n'Ael for shelter. Mrs. Rogers tiisJ to indie- the girl to go back to the Lcj ez h( me, but she fused to do so, she wishel to go to live hr-r f.ith-r who resides in Cuboro. Mrs.

Rogers allowed the girl to stay at her home until this morning, when she turned her visitor over to Town Mar shal Manuel Martinez. Marshal Martinez placed the girl in the charge of Santiago Wallace, her uncle. The girl's mother is dead, and it is said the father married again, leaving his daughter in the care of Mr. and Mrs. Lopez.

The Lopez family, it is understood, assert they have always treated the girl with kindness. SPECIAL MEETINGS Beginning tonight at 8 o'clock Rev. Frederick F. Grim of Albuquerque will lead in special meetings at the Christian church. Those who heard Mr.

Grim in the earty spring when here for a. few nights will want to hear him again. These meetings are for the purpose of deepening the spiritual life, developing the church in more efficient service that souls may be saved and the kingdom of God built up. A cordial invitation is given to the members of the various churches to come and participate In the services. Special music each night J.

L. Imhof, Minister. "HARVEY'S" Famous mountain ranch: 31st season. 'Old management: old rates. Carriage out every Saturday.

Leave orders at Murphey's or Plaza hotel if 15 ii i ij BAKERY GOODS THE BEST THAT CAN BE MADE We a.re headquarters for fresh Vegetables and Fruits in Season STRAWBERRIES AND CHERRIES EVERY DAY r-r o. ii nni All i mm a mm MMllitri I PHONE MAIN 4 and 21 PANAMA GETTING RICrt Washington, July 28. Pauama, which claims the distinction of being the only country; in the wohld without a foreign debt of any kind, will have a balance In its treasury of about $600,000 as soon as the first annual installment of 250,000, Just paid by the United States for the use of the canal zone, has been deposited. Effective control over its revenues has given the little republic a balance In the budget amounting to $3,840,215 annually. Its total Invested capital is $7,085,000.

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Let us show you Its many conveniences. M'V jjj ffc-SSS Read this Testimony When 1 first saw the Oriole Go-Basket I thought it would not be useful until baby was older, but I have changed my opinion. I would not exchange for ten of the old kind baby carriages. It is so convenient for taking baby on the street car and train, or for wheeling, or for making a bed for baby in the house. MRS.

J. H. CARSON, Chatham, Ont. We are the exclusive Lbs Vegas agents for the Oriole Go-Basket J. C.

JOHNSEN a SON INSANITY NOT INCREASING Washington, July 28. Insanity among American troops serving in the Philippines is not prevalent, and a common belief to that effect Is disproved by figures collected by the sur-gen general of the army. These show there are more discharges from the army for mental ailments in the United States than in the islands, the figures being 2.78 per 1,000 for the former and 2.19 for the FRANK'S TRIAL BEGINS Atlanta, July 2S. Prosecution and defense were ready today for the trial of Lee M. Frank, charged with the murder, of 14-year old Mary Pha-gan.

The girl's body was found Sunday morning, April 27, in the basement of the National Pencil company's plant, where she was employed. Prank, who was superintendent of the factory, was indicted on a charge of murder May 24. VISITS TWO FORTS San Diego, July 28. Secretary of War L. M.

Garrison, Major General Leonard Wood and the members of the secretary's staff made a trip ol inspection today to Forts Rosecrans and Pio Pico. Later the party was entertained by John Spreckels on his yacht Venetia. Mr. Garrison left for Los Angeles this afternoon. CROSS AND BALDWIN TO MIX Los Angeles; July 28.

Leach Cross. the New York lightweignt, and Matry Baldwin of Boston, have completed training for their 20-round fight. which is to be the attraction at the Vernon arena tomorrow night. Both appear in good condition and a fast bout is expected. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Five room residence with bath.

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Jefferson Raynolds, President. E. D. Raynolds, Vice President. S.

B. Davis, Vice President. Hallett Raynolds, Cashier. H. Erie Hoke, Assistant 'Cashier.

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SALE Furniture of a 6-room bouse complete, Including a very handsome birds-eye maple bed room suit, china cabinet, wardrobe, hat rack and seat, rugs, chairs, etc. Owner leaving city, wishes to sell all together If possible. 'CALL OR PHONE The Investment and Agency' Corporation Main 40. GEO. A.

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