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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
CANNOT
GET FUNDS
MRS. MARIE ALBERT CLAIMS
THAT MONEY Is WITHHELD
FROM guR YOUNG nAu0H.
rUR

Nrs Marie Albert. ef NtIHrI. en-
rearet before Judge Morris IbIa
paIutmeHt and petiUoued fof thr ap.
p0ntment ot Erred r. Neh Aa
ruarahn Cor hes le =aear#ald dauKh
ter Rcna Racine. for tho uurpnae
10 seeuFma ffnm hrr presrHt guar
dlau trHflIn mHia held rR HlW u
tfust FOE thr ehHB.s tdHeauen. Mrs
Albert stated that $4,000 frozen her
husitandn estate had harh placed
with a Guardian uho s.aa appointed
~ "a Montana euuFt aud that she
VHa uuHhia te aHeuFn ems uarI uf q
tha NaH8aHa guardian INSISTING that
the llftie FlfI should BE p.aaad iu
the t-Hfhaiis Sisters hama a. Butte.
ara thtfs edueated
she aait the child preferred be-
ink ulih hrr aud that SHE hafaaif
Was apanssi Dc tniug separated
ffeu hrf 1auEhter When askai the
reaaoa taf the guardians opposition
e. e. Hresrut afEauErHenf. MHa
Aiheff eaia site aia mot knew uhr
ths fande wefu withheld END that
she haI made enc trp 81 Montana
faf ths uufuasr ~ aecariuF sHme
rAUtiaN 1T ths mennS but hHa Gaue1
Hrf uHal hHshaua father - the
chBA rfr stated h dead and she
married aFaiu The ceurt appaluied
Pres B. Wn.h ta asa Soc tbr child
n taking a traaserit before the
Mantsua court Tor a herring and
g. uke alCh other atega en- may b.
waHfaHtea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
HOWARD May
BELIBERATED

The frieBda q " A. Howard who
was senfeucsd 20 uerrr uue rear Ia
the enanfT Ia1 last December fuf
assault and battery. are huplar for
h. release thia Afternoon through
a. order q judge ". r. nsf ahn
Hsantsneaa hlm. The case r. Pc
ezltaT une and wiu pFuhahlY ter
inmate iu a clash hetueau praaes
csfihg Attorney scott aat Ja1Ee
Rsll
The original sentencs was Eisen
~ Judze neil upun q vsrdsct %
Euiity found b. a lurY later tha
dsfeadant elalmed that. had BE- i.ss~n
able 90 pfufBce TIE evidence nat
his uiiaruey had Hataaeuantly So
cured Ita verdict wnula nuf have
Eone against him. and. upun the
pstiflnu of a large number ~ Hewz
ards friends. beaded b. Rev 81 A.
Nattheaa. Judge Bell In May issaed
a parole. anaHlilnE the sentence be
hal given and ordering fhe sheriff
b release Howard frum custody
forthwith.
This order however. was not rec-
otniked By sheriff eufihec. who.
whea asked Tor an explanation ~
HaWards attorney. said that Be had
not obeged the order ~ The euHrt
bseauaa be had been instructed not
10 Do 60 ~ Prosecuting Attorney
Scott The natter has hung fire
ever since and Towards attorney
says. because be has - Ear failed
20 fad Judge BELL 90 his bench. he
has not been able - bring the mat
ter 70 an Issue. Howard. mean
while. has innRuishad IN iai until
the greater part ~ hla sentence has
been served
Last week writ ~ haheaa
corpus vas issued and l. Cfotty.
Howard.s affaFneT. believes he win
b. released this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

treasurer and the comptroller a0
that the exact condition OF the
water fund van hp aaUeftaiued. He
ah}a that be wants to SCI the infer
nation which viii enable HAN a. In
trudunn an ordinance transferring
the money that has becu diverted
from the water fund 10 the general
fuud 50 thai oil the facts in relation
20 the matter may be made clear
10 indirectly admits that the rum-
mlttue has mot yet secured the In
formation that IL was Instructed ala
months axe 10 procure
Ia regard q the story that e.
kciuE made much ~ To democratic
circles that Water Superintendent
1unnra has been acting la harmony
With the COMMITTEES IN nui furnish
ms the information be rnufeaaea
complete Ignorance This STORY b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
FINDS ANOTHER
EXCUSE FOR DELAY
Special Council Committee ON Water Rates Still Side Step
ping Report on DaultOn Bin Wants Figures From Ab
Comptroller

Tho special committee appointed
10 inteHttEatn Guunrllmtn naultuu e
water rate reduction BIN has die
covered a new excuse for lta DELAY
pa reporting ON the matter Instead
of shifting the blame un Water Su.
petinteudUnt NounEa hy claiming
thai they are waiting for him 90
make hts report "a the committee.
the members 1T the committee nov
claim that city Comptroller Rpnns
ser r. needed 90 supply certain ace
vHsufy information KiuHnnur Is
ont ~ che eitY and has been Tor
some time Therefore the commit.
tee eannot Eet che information from
him. it is claimed that hid deputies
are not able &C. furnish H.
According 60 Chairman Rude the
thing desired ia a Strengthening cut
~ the hcununfs Kept hetncan the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
FURNITURE WEN
ARE FAVORED

The ordinance compelling wagons
H0 hereafter stand iauFthHIaa 10 the
street instead af backed NJ lRalnat
The curb HHH approved by the
HffHnfH committee HrHInflHF affar-
moon Tho owners ~ laeal furniture
stores maar vigorous protest
Ginning u would greatly iueou-
f"HIeurr them in loading their
wagons. and Finally succeeded ~
getting The ordiuare - framed that
wagons could stand "a riRht angles
% fhr curb by getting q special per-
mlt
Tine Third avenue reRrnde petition
could not be taken az because naV-
eru members ~ fhe committee wefs
unexpectedly dainined from attend
ing the meeting.
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SHERIFF RISBELL OF
SKAG/T COUNTY DEAD
Popular Republican Whose Home Was at Mt Vernon
Was We'll Known in Seattle. Where His Parents Reside

MOUNT VERNON. Aug no
Charles Albert Hiabell. sheriff of
bhagli county for the luHt four
yoara died suddenly ~ hia home iu
thiB gitY thin morning ut 3 clock
Heart failure. resulting from a pro.
lunHed attack ~ typhoid fever. was
the cause af death ahmn lfiHhrll
was enc ~ thr most popular rlIl-
aonH 81 HkaEit county aud had hun
dredn ~ warm personal friends in
both parties DE was n Republican
in politics ana Waa in the prime Of
life when seized BY hiH fatal illness.
AZ the time of his denfh be was the
Owner Ut large livery barn Ia thia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
ANOTHER FIRE
AT SPOKANE

SPOKANE. Aug ~ Another dis
uHttnua fire 10 which the ntpct ~ thf
standard Furniture company 90
hpfHFun avenue. was damaged ne.
eurrud here last night This la ths
fourth hiR canfinEfhtiun within three
wnehn. Il ia believed 81 be- Of In.
csndinfy uflEin
Tho furniture eumpany'H ioaa =
estimated nj ESQ 200. insured for
$4,000 The building owned By the
lnumnn estate ia damaged about
q GOO. covered by Insurance. other
less estimates ARE Quick Print com
pauf g 900. Insured Merrill type.
writer company. $500. insured
Washington stamp company. 81 400.
Insurance $1,000. Mrh T.. u Mich
ola. fuumiur house laaa Z soc fuliY
Insured. hodeEa aaloon loss 81 200
HERALD. TAILOR 1929 "a 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

Eifl who was sent 10 the reform
school Fruterdw. Nna ~ her house
aud In her employ but q week. aud
that she knrH nothing of the girls
character ana gave her work out
OF sympathy after hraflng the story
she told
Ia Justice 10 Mm Dodge II can be-
stated that her house Waa not thi
one from which the flrl va taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
WOULD Be GUARDIAN

Judge Norris appointed Mrs. Nor
us 81 OFfou. ~ Ballard. auar1iEn ~
her luflrm husband this morning
He Is lying in Providence hospital
suffering from an ineurhia mental
ana physical malady. Airs. Ori0u
pettioued for the appointment for
fhs purn pose ~ securing tha right
20 transact business matters which
her husband e. lncomp efHut 10 act
upon. The community property tn-
tereatH mainly consist ~ a half tn
terest in o hotel AZ juneau. Alaska.
which yields en- income ~ tT5 Per
month. There are two minor chill
dren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

bee ARE keeping very quiet about Do
an. annual taN Of 81 20 be made
sgaiuat every 6O-toot lot IN The city
admitting ON street nu which there
n wntpr main pHuliou Ulnimn
That property admitting main iH
sufficiently benefited 90 hehr tho
tar which would aggregate nearly
$4,000 annually
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
ARRIVES FROM NOME

Tho steamer Melville Dollar. Of
the Dollar Steamship company,
which arrived In port from Nome
yesterday. vii leave thia port for
San Fnueiaeo within the next few
days The Dollar VIII take a cargo
of piles for Southern California
uBrtH She Is nov engaged ID load
Ing al Eagle HarbDr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
ROMBARDED

BUENO5 AYBEs. Aug H.
AsunciOn. the capitol 81 Paraguay.
was bombarded for 90 minutes YES
terday b. three iuHIrEeut vessels
The government forts returned the
fire and then. after a conference
Of the Representatives Of foreign
powers. truce f1f = hours Waa de-
elared in order 70 allow the women
and children and other n1u-com
batanta % escape 10 places Of
safety.
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Confessed
NAN BELIEVED TO HAVE nEEH
INSTRUMENTAL N PUTTING
KENT LOOMS OUT OF TIE
NAY GAVE tstNsELF W

LONDON. ker IA mae rsfiar
the ususs - tifanr Seilrelfer. aur-
rendered 90 tss Hlfminrhafa nssiian
today lie eHUfl 20 HIealluH
aasaul=afs fruHH #auzn HrfH1n sssuaf
fsaufhansafaa HHau TIE d-nefinf
- fhs man frars uhuH thf dasu-
uasnfs we're takra tf aan na datHst
p hraf l.aamzfH. uho nIyH sranslF
aiaa pt=aHed ffHn thr katsaf WIZ
selm q Plymouth.
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sheriff Blabell was well known Ia
thIa city. where biz parents. Mr. and
Mu John " Iuahnll. reside az 1866
IhirB fiut avenue south lie was
their only sun Two sisters. Mr
Don T. i1hle and MH William J..
Elliott wife Of Capt Elliott 81 the
fiffhnat auuauulmir. also reside 10
thiH city Another sister. Mu Ella
FhiupH lives af Roche Hnrbnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
NOT TAKEN FROM
MRS. D0DGE'S HOUSE

Mrs } Dodge who heeBa q iodg
ing huuHe m g. blanchard street. IN
North Seattle states o. The Star
thai Kate Hrilrfmoft the wayward
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city
Mr itiFhciI leaves a widow and a
son uud daughter Ste was native
uf Muiur and had lived in this state
about o. YeHra
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u.s for $500 S1400 Suits for 90 $500 Suits 900
S625 81 100 Suits for $3.50 $40 O0sMtstorS 600
Great Sacrifice Sale Mems Under

n of the following prices We claim The largest stock
Mems Heavy Weight Natural Gray Wool Underwear, regular
/ sI2s value Tor -eSDg
Mcr Blue Mercezed Underwear regular so value Tor
/ y y .... -. ........... 9Bc
Mems Black japanese silk Underwear regular $50 value
Coopers Derby Ribbed Heavy weight Cotton Underwear
regular ~ 3 value TOT.
Mems Heavy Brown Ribbed Wool Underwear regular Saoo
value FOR ........................ ........ 81 25
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by the authorities The house re-
forred % lu Tho Stars Hory n IN
The southern Baft Of the city.
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Shirt Prices Cut to
SmithereenS

general reduction clear along the line of all
Neglgee and Fancy Shirts, including the new early
Autumn patterns Some are cut to half price and
less. Read the list:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

5 pld y loI NCiilfN att
and the largest
aSSortm ent OF
Mems Underwear
in Seattle and
We Have the
Goods In Sight
TO Prove fine
Assertion
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A. Bridge & Co, clothierz.
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Was a Success.

The ~reseption given by the Ladies'
Sid Society TO the Baptist aides of
Roswell was q large affair in spite
of the dust storm. Many drove out
through the worst Of the storm and
many mor would have responded 10
the invitation. bat the storm preven-
ted them getting to the church.
where conveyance was furnished to
Mrs. Charles JOyce's home. The in
tention of the affair was for the la
dies Of the church to get together
and become acquainted. There were
about sixty of them respc ded in
nerson to the invitation and about
the same number were away for diff
ferent easOn The refreshments
were the daintiest sandwiches and
the best coffee.
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w. D. Sims left today for Alamo
gordo, where he will be for three
months engaged in machine work
for J. @. Cummins of this city.
MONEY-Will give property worth
$4,000 as security for $500 for one
year. Will pay II per cent and will
pay interest semi-annualIy. Address
box PSI. Roswell. N. NJ.
DR.. F. w. Seward of New York,
who has beer stopping at the Mil
heiser ranch. has rented the w 7.
Wells residence and will occupy it
during the next few months.
w. Wyatt and John Lawrence left
last evening for Hagurman where
they will assist in building the Felix
bridge. Tomlinson & Sherman of
this city have the contract for the
same and the work will be pushed.
B. A. Lamb and wife ard Miss
Mamie Lamb, OF ~PIeasanton, Kan,
are in the city. They came here for
the benefit of Mr.. Lambs health
and will probably remain here the
balance of the winter. Miss Lamb
Mrs. Maude McElr y, of Money
hans, Texas. who has been visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Len
OK &c some weeks. left for home
last evening. She was accompanied
by her siste~ Mrs. F. B. White of
this city who will spend some time
in Moneyhans.
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ter vas enjoyed. Six handed euchre
was the game Of the evening and
there were tour tables. At the close
of the evenings game a chafing dish
lunch was served. Those present
were: NeSsrs. and Mesdames. Wal
ker, PaytOn, Crawford. Mason, Be
dell, Bear, Bo!lman; Mesdames. Nc
GaFfey. Mcdonald, Mcintyre, Richard
son., Barton: Miss Farris: Messrs.
Cahoon. Taylor, Pearce, McGaffey.
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Attorney for the Government.

H. l.. Holgate of Washington. ID.
c.. who has been here for ten DAYS
looking after the legal part of the
will remain in the city for two week
'onger. He will then go to Arizona.
Mr.. Holgate was formerly in the
newspaper business. and has been
in the government employ for sever
al years.
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wv
5 LOCAL NEWS 5

Frank Hooper of Kansas City is
in the city.
Take He'd Eez for headacl Sold
by G. G. Gilmore. IT.
A. G. Mills of Greenfield was in
the city yesterday.
Lee R.. Cass is having four wells
drilled in E Captain View.
H. J. Shaver and J. w. Walters
left last evening for Mcmillan.
Good table board at $3.50 per
week at 21O Alameda st. Ats
G.. A. Richardson caves X week
for Santa Fe on a business trip.
First Glass board and rooms $3.50
per week.-311 North Pecos st.
Furnished room for rent. Inquire
al 3OS PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Alto
FOR RENTING nicely furnished
south rooms. Apply at the Record
office. IL
Lucius Dills has returned from a
surveying expedition in the country
northeast of Roswell.
E. H. HUMPHREYS, of Colorado City,
Texas, is now employed with the
Seay, Gill & Morrow Co.
w. ". Gatewood left last night or
a business trip to Carlsbad where
he will be for several DAYS.
Garfield T. Black and w. Fl. Phil
lips have bought propertv in Ell Cap
itan View. Consideration, $3.50.
Burton C. Mossman of Mcmillan
was here yesterday. He is the mana
ger of the Turkey Track ranch.
WANTED.-To borrow six thous-
and dollars at ten per cen for five
years. Inquire at Record Office. 229m
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bailey of Del
ia. Colorado. arrived here last even
ing and are stopping at a local hotel
G. w. Dent and son ]. F. Dent
of Sharon, Tennessee, left last even
ing for Artesia where they will 10
cate.
Poison for prairie dogs. Will
make estimates on lands and slaugh
ter the dogs. Mixed poison for sale.
J. S. Campbell.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
with large closet. suitable for light
housekeeping. Close in. Inquire at
the Record Office.
Miss Nellie Gesler of Pecos. Tex,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. McCarty for a few days. left
for home last evening.
Father Kunkel left last evening for
Carlsbad where he will conduct ser
vices tomorrow in the American and
Mexican Catholic churches.
FOR RENT-One three Dom and
one four room house. New. clean,
close in. Artesia water. Apply to
512 Richardson ave. north. If.
Cal Merchant of Panhandle, Tex.
was here yesterday and left on the
evening train for Carlsbad where ne
will visit his brother Caleb.
S. T. Bidding, the president of the
First National bank of Carlsbad,
passed through here last evening on
his way home from Kansas City. 4
is a sister of Mr.. Lamb. u
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-09
c. A. Price is COMING.

w. w. Anderson has received a
letter from G. A. Price of Beebe.
Ark, stating that he and his family
will arrive on this afternoons train
TO make Roswell their future home
Mr.. Price has large saw-miIl inter
asts in Arkansas. c~-erating fourteen
different mills n employing more
than a thousand men. He will make
heavy investments in the Valley.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-09
To Escape the Cold Weather.

il Stayton and son J. A. Stay
ton, Jr.. Of Jackson county. Missouri,
are among the late arrivals, and
will he in the city for several months
They are engaged in farming near
Kansas City ard come mere TO es-
cape the cold. damp Missouri eli
mate. They are both highly delighted
with Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-09
~
iAMONG THE CHURCHES}
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Sermon subject, New Testament
Christianity" at II a. m.
Epworth League, $50 p. m.
Sermon at 1870 p. m.
We will install the Epworth
League officers at the close of the
morning NJ
We extend a cordial invitation to
Or to any of the above services.
Strangers or visitors will receive a
hearty welcome.
VIM. REACE. Pastor.
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Salvation Army.

Sunday morning at II o'clock h0-
illness meeting.
Sunday afternoon at 200 o'clock
Sunday school and Bible class.
Sunday night at s o'clock. praise
service.
Meetings every night during the
week, excepting Monday night. Mex
lean day school in our hall from
Monday to Friday.
CAPT. e. GRAHAM.
Officer in C.arge.
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Protestant Episcopal Church.
Services al st. Andrews Hall Sun
First Methodist Church.

services al 1T. AGdfeW S Hall sun
First Methodist Church.
Cor End St. and Penn. Ave.)
the regular services Will be held
tomorrow. Preaching at II a. m. and
7:15 D. IN. Subject at II a.. M. The
Supernatural and Divine Side Of Re
viyal." At Z Is D. IN. the pastor will
continue the discourse of the Revi-
val. Sabbath School at 9:45 a. m.
Junior Epworth League at 8 p. N.
Senior League at 6 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 7:15. A very cordial invita-
ton is extended to all strangers.
A series of meetings will be held
at the First Methodist church be
ginning January II, 1904. The pastor
vii be assisted by his brother Rev.
A. P. Lyon. who is pastor of the
leading church at Elizabethtown.
Kentucky. The pastor extends a very
urgent invitation TO the different pas
tors and their congregations to Join
his church in this revival effort and
thereby make il a universal bles-
sing to all the churches and town
Well.
w. E. LYON. P. c..
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100 Main Street.
dies are gladly welcomed to commu
Mon with rs.
GEORGE HINSON. Rector.

There will be services at the
Christian church tomorrow at II
O'Clock in the morning. conducted
by Rev. Hamilton Of the Congrega-
tional church. There will be no ser
vice in the evening.
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Baptist Church.

AS previously announced, Pastor
c.. C. Young will continue his series
of to lei and boys. The
subject for Sunday morning viii be
edge Services in the evening at
Z O'Clock and Young Peoples meet
ing at 6:15. Strangers. visitors and
citizens most cordially invited.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-09
SOCIAL COLUMN.


The Smart Set will meet with Miss
Edith Farris next Thursday after
Married.
Yesterday afternoon at 6 O'Clock
Thomas P. Vest and Susan K. Berry
were married at the residence of the
bride by Probate Judge J.. T. Evans.
Ladies' Bazaar.
The Ladies Home Mission Society
of the First Methodist church viii
give a bazaar February 18th. 1t pro
misses to be a great success.
The Shakespeare Club met Wednes
day afternoon with Miss English. IT,
subject under discussion was the
first act of Romeo and Juliet. Mrs.
Robert Kellahin was elected to
membership in the club. The follow
ing members were present: Mes
Thorne, Graham, Payton.
Mcdonald. Joyce. Martin. Norvell
McCaffey; Misses Wallace. Costa
Holt and English.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-09

day at II a. m. and 1:30 D. n.
Holy communion at the morning
service. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Subject of morning m Great
ness and How to Reach it." Subject
of night sermon, Good Soldiership."
All baptized Christians of other boz
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Gard Club Meets.

The card club met Tuesday night
at the beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ, H. Crawford. One of the
most delightful evenings of the win
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A GREAT E.

VIII Bowl for the Championship To-
morrow Night.
Hulsmeir and Cook will bowl Phil
lips and Barela tomorrow night at
the Coliseum for the two men team
championship of Roswell. These
four bOwlers have made the highest
cores in Roswell and this game viii
decide who are the best.