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are crowding this popular trading
place there will not be anything left
to ship out in that length of time. or
even less than sixty days.
Mr. Denitz is here to personally
conduct this closing out sale, and the
store has been crowded with busy
shoppers laying in supplies for sever
al months, as Denitz makes the plain
honest statement to them that one
American dollar at the Famous will
now do the work that ordinarily two
will do. This is not one of the many
fake sales, where SO and SO is offer
ed at certain price at certain hours
during the day.
1t is sale where you can buy bar
gains as soon as you can find sales
man to wait on you. Be good idea
to call around early in the morning
before the crowd gets too large. Extra
statesmen ana saleswomen have been
added to the force, but it will facili-
tate your service to call early and
you will have more time to make
your selections.
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Two More Wells.

John r. Hodges, of Artesia was In
the city yesterday and left last eve
ming for his home. He reports that
the work on his artesian we'll 1R
miles southwest of Artesia is pro-
crossing rapidly. The well Is now
down 375 feet, and that they expect
to go down about 1000 feet before
the big flow Is struck. The we'll is
being drilled by the Corsicana Well
Drilling Company, and they will have
to pay straight 81 per foot when the
well is completed.
The well will irrigate 800 acres OF
land. His property adjoins that OF
E. F. Hardwicke of this city, who is
also having well drilled. His well
is down 700 feet, and he is expecting
to strike the big flow at any time
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SEEKING FRENCH HELP.
Believed That France Can Secure
Release of captives From
Morocco Bandits.

Washington, May 3l.-ThrOugh
Ambassador Porter, Secretary Hay
has requested the French government
to exercise it's good Offices towards
securing the release of Perdicaris, the
kidnapped American in Morocco. The
French government has undertaken
the task. and it is believed that it
can accomplish more than any other
government because of it's close asso-
citation with the various elements of
Morocco. The British government is
also taking vigorous steps for the
rescue of young Varley, the step-son
of Perdicaris and a British subject.
The officials of the British are act
ing in connection with the United
States government in the pursuit.
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Charles Whiteman has heard from
his brother, Lincoln Whiteman, who
left several weeks ago for an extend
ed trip to eastern cities. He is now
in Washington, d. c. at present and
New York City and Boston, and will
then return home. He has already
visited the Worlds Fair and Chica.
go When he returns Charles White
man will take an extended trip to diff
ferant parts of the Union.
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Washington, ID. c.. June AFTER
conference with the President, At
torney General Knox announced a
number of appointments including
Edward Mann, of Las Cruces, N. NJ.
to be associate justice of the New Mex
leo supreme court This is the posi-
tion created by the last session of
congress. The appointment was rec
commended by the Republican organi-
zatiOn of New Mexico.
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Try Grocery This You'll Stay

can national committee rounded up
here today to give further cOnsidera-
tion to the arrangements for the Re-
publican national convention which
will meet in Chicago three weeks
isence. After looking over the arrange
IRcnfs made by the local committee,
Inspecting the seating arrangements
ia the Coliseum and the plans for
tie disposition of tickets for dele
gates, alternates, press reporters and
the general public. the subcommittee
Will adjourn to meet again June Is
III complete all arrangements.
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The chautauqua Industrial Art Desk

me Chautauqua IndustriaI Art Desk.
This desk has given great satisfac.
the leading families of Roswell. II Is
the best of its kind for kindergarten
work and the home teaching OF chill
dren. The desk, slate pencils and col
ored crayons, etc, for same can be
obtained of the sole agent. James
Warren. 302 n. Richardson. All orders
promptly attended to. 79t5s
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THE BIG SALE CONTINUES.

JUDGING From the Crowds There u
Will Not Last sixty Days.
When Phil Denitz OF . the Famous
sore came here from Amarillo and
said that he was going to close out
the stock OF the Famous store IN TINS
city he meant just exactly what he
said. He said, Everything must be
out Of this house in sixty days. or Il
win be shipped out.
Judging from the way the people
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WORLDS PEACE THEIR AIM.
Long to See Arbitration Succeed War
in Settling Disguise.


Lake Mahonk. N. Y. June l.
Drawn together by their common de-
sire TO see arbitration succeed war
as means of settling disputes be-
tween nations, some 200 men and wo-
men-educators, jurists, diplomats,
statesmen and business men-have
conference on international arbitra-
ton. The visitors are the guests Of
Albert K Smiley, a wealthy Quaker
who ihaugurated the series of con-
ferences ten years ago and who has
devoted great part of his time and
fortune to the promotion of peace.
The conference is fortunate In hav.
ing as it's presiding officer Judge
George Gray OF Delaware, who Is one
of the four United States representa-
tives on the bench of the Hague tri-
bunal, and whose experience as a
member of the Paris Peace Commits
sion of 1898, the Anthracite Strike
Commission of 1903 and other impOr-
tant arbitral bodies has given him a
wide and varied knowledge of arbi-
tral procedure.
Other notable men who will be
heard during the three days session
are Judge William L. Penfield, of the
state department at Washington, who
will speak on the Venezuelan case at
the Hague court; Commissioner Nc
Farland, of the District of Columbia,
who is down for an address on the
significance of the present agitation
in favor of an arbitration treaty with
Great Britain. and Charles NJ. Pepper
special commissioner appointed by
the government on the Pan-American
railway project, who will speak on
that enterprise to the promotion OF
peace and good will among the na
tions of the western hemisphere.
These three are among those who
have prepared set addresses. but
LncTe are Idduy OtuSI# HCh "a NIX
who are expected to take part Ii
the conference discussions. Among
the number are Don NJ. Dickinson oi
Michigan. Professors John Basseti
Moore and James Brown Scott of Col
umbia University. Assistant Secreta
ry of State Francis B. LoOmis. Justice
David J. Brewer of the United States
Supreme Court, General Stewart L
Woodford, President Warfield of La
fayette College. General O. o. How
ard. Edward Everett Hale. Judge
Charles B. Elliott of Minneapolis
Congressman George w. Smith q
Illinois, Congressman C. E. Littlefiell
| of Maine, Congressman Robert 2
Broussard of Louisiana, and Cong
ressman T. E. Burton Of Ohio.
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Retirement of Admiral johnson.

Washington, d. c., June Rear
Admiral Mortimer l.. Johnson was
placed on the retired list today by
operation of the age limit He is sue
ceeded in the command of the Char
lesion navy yard by Captain G. F. F.
Wilde, late commandant of the navy
yard at League island.
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A STRIKE IN OHIO.

Trouble in Furnaces of Hanging Rock
District.-Miiitia Sent.
Columbus, o., June -Four compa-
TO proceed to Hanging Rock. near
Ironton, on the Ohio river. Col A. c.
Thompson is in command. The trOu-
bile in the furnaces in the Hanging
Rock district is due to an attempt
to supply the places of strikers with
non-union men, many of the latter
being cOlored. For some days both
sides have been heavily armed and
several collisions have occurred, but
few casualties.
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weds Daughter Of Senator Stone.

Jefferson City, Mo-. June Miss
Mildred Stone. daughter of United
States Senator and Mrs. William J
Stone, was married here today to
John G. Parkinson, prominent young
lawyer and politician of st. Joseph
The ceremony was performed in the
First Presbyterian church in the pre-
sence OF a large number of guests.
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A BARGAIN.
Cheapest house and lot in
town on sale only this week.
ROSS l.. MALONE.
Iowa Popuiists in Session.

DesMoines, Ia. June 1.-The Peo-
pies Party state convention of Iowa
was called to order here this after
noon. The convention will select del
egates to represent Iowa at the ma
tional convention of the party to be
held at Springfield, H., in July.
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Bert Robey who has been in the
city as the guest of J. r. Burton, left
this morning for his home at Por-
tales He is the editor of the POr-
tales Herald. He says the big well
at Portales is $40 feet deep and the
water flows to the top of same. He
is also interested in the artificial
stone factory that is being installed
at Artesia.
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Denver oniciaIs unaueurated.

Denver, Colo, June Mayor Rob
ert W. Speer. Democrat, and other
city officials chosen at the first elec
ton under the new charter of Great
er Denver, were inaugurated at noon
today with public ceremonies at the
Tabor opera house.
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"Hello, Jim, where you going?
Pm going to room No. Z. in Okla
homa block, to list my property with
Carlton & Roach"
"Say. Bill those fellows are onto
their job"
"You know it."
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On account of not making connec.
ton yesterday at Amarillo there was
no sleeper on the north bound train
this morning. and the train was
very much crowded. There was a
washout north of Amarillo and this
was the reason the connection was
not made
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If you desire to exchange for Sou.
thern California property. send full
description of what you have, price
location, etc. and if you are prepar
ed to add some cash difference you
can get good trade. Address e. l.
Wildly, 2O6, Grant Bldg. Los Angeles
California. tt.
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E. N. Heath. who owns one OF the
big wells near Artesia, was in the
city yesterday When he came to the
Valley just as the town OF Artesia
was first started about one year ago.
he was a man Of moderate means
Since being in Artesia he has struck
1t lucky. or made judicious invest
ment. and today he is Independent.
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Real Estate.

We'll, | should smile"
If you want
Anything of any kind,
Anywhere. at any time,
See Carlton & Roach:
They simply deliver the goods"
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Milo D. Warfle, the Seventh Day
ADVENTIST preacher, has returned to
the city after spending month at
Elida, where he conducted very
successful series of meetings. He
will leave In a short time for other
points in the Territory to conduct
protracted meetings.
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WANTED.-Pupils to take lessons In
Spanish. For terms. etc. apply to
Mr.. James Warren. 302 North ri.
chardson. 79t6s
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Good posing, pleasing likeness,
fine finish, and a suitable mounting
are the points which make an artistic
photograph, which you can secure at
Frost & WaltOn's.
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H. j. Shaver left last evening for
Mcmillan to inspect the well he is
having drilled. He reports the work
progressing rather slowly.
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Avery Turner is In the city with
his special car. He did not have any
thing new TO say in regard to the
new depot here.
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London, June IA special from
Rome says a telegram received there
from Toxic says that General Kuroki
has completely defeated General Ku-
ropatkin near Sumentz, (probably ST.
matsi or Saimattza). All the Russian
positions east of Hal Cheng have
been abandoned, according to this
telegram, several guns taken by the
Japanese and whole squadron of
Cossacks captured. Possibly this dis
patch refers to the fighting reported
in last nights Associated Press from
Lao Yang and st. Petersburg. These
reports did not indicate a general en-
gagement, but showed sharp engage
ments taking place east of Simatzi
lasting from the morning of May q
until daylight May 90, which resulted
in severe losses on both sides and
the retirement of the Russians upon
Simatzi. The latter place is 35 miles
north of Feng Wang Cheng
st. Petersburg, June 1.-The reports
of an attack upon Count Lamsdorff,
minister of foreign affairs. which
grew last night into rumor Qater
denied) of an attempted asssassina-
ton, have their foundation, as near
ly as can be ascertained, in a per-
sonal attack committed Monday by
Prince DOlgoruky, a disappointed Of
flee seeker The Prince is an oppo-
nent of Count Lamsdorff's policy and
is said to have become insane thro'
brOOding over alleged grievances. Ac-
cording to the story current. the
Prince met Count Lamsdorff on the
street Monday evening and without
warning struck him on the head with
stick The Prince was arrested.
An unconfirmed rumor from Muk-
den says the Japanese battleship Fu-
il is aground on the reef off Mao
Tao islands between Kwan Tung
and Shan Tung promontories. where
she is being guarded by torpedo
boats.
Tien Tsin, June IA courier who
arrived from New Chwang, says:
While it is known that the Russians
received reports from Mukden last
night giving the losses sustained by
them during the fight at Kin Chou
and Nanshan hill and the conditions
prevailing, they will not talk on the
subject. The officers are desperately
gloomy. The press bulletin giving the
news of fighting on Kwang Tung Pc
ninsula with European comments on
the victory of the Japanese, was sup
pressed on its arrival at New Chwang
but was released when the Russians
learned that two copies Of it were
in possession of Englishmen and
were being shown to other people
Six hundred Junk loads of supplies.
mostly beans and grain purchased at
New Chwang were shipped to Lao
Yang yesterday. The Russians were
compelled to pay four times the pri.
ces demanded month ago.
Seoul. June 1.-The Russian bands
scattered throughout Ham Hueng pre-
vince are encountering cOmmissary
difficulties. The countryside is lily
supplied with food and forage, owing
To the bad crops Of the past twc
years. Since the first Russian raid
there has been no trade at Yensar
and Songjin. and consequently NO i'm
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Derby Won by stamant.

| London, June 1.-The race for the
Derby stakes Of f6.5O0 (about mile
and a half at EPSON today. was won
| by Stamant.
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OTHER CONVENTIONS
w. J. Bryan the Central Figure in
the Nebraska Convention.-The
Hearst People Will Not Control In
Georgia.

Omaha, Neb., June 1.-NotWltn
standing the opposition on the part
of many prominent Nebraska Demo
Gratis to the leadership of William
J. Bryan, it is probable that the Dem
ocratic state convention in session
here today will act in accordance
with the wishes OF Mr.. Bryan and in
support of the Kansas City platform,
The work OF the convention is con-
fined to the selection OF delegates to
st. Louis. The nominating conven-
tion will be held at Lincoln later in
the summer.
Nearly all of the 1,059 delegates
to the Democratic state convention
arrived OH the early morning trains
: and the caucuses and district conven-
tions were held early. w. J. Bryan,
to whom everybody looked as the cen
tral figure of the convention did not
arrive until noon. Former Supreme
Justice Sullivan announced his recent
endorsement for the vice presidential
nomination by the party in Nebraska
was unauthorized and stated that ne
would withdraw his name should 1t
be presented to the convention. Inc
convention is hardly expected to dl'
vide on any question. the contest be-
ing for delegates at large, three OF
whom. w. J. Bryan, c. ]. Smyth and
w. H. Thompson, of Grand Island the
last Democratic candidate for COVER
nor. were practically settled upon be-
fore the convention was called to or
der.
. Springfield, ILL.,, June l.-BeIore
the Republican state convention con-
yened this morning there was no
definite prospect of an end to the
eubernatorial deadlock. Predictions
were made that Lowden would make
an assault on the Yates column In
the hope of getting at least 100 OF
tho Yates delegates, in the belief he
would then get enough other votes
to nominate The Yates and Deneen
men declare that such an attempted
coup would fail. The Lowden boom
ers were the most active and profuse
on the ground.
The sixty-second ballot taken to-
day showed no material change. A
resolution for secret ballot was Of
fered. A Yates man moved its refer
ence to the committee on resolutions
and a Deneen man seconded the mo-
tion. The resolution was referred by
a vote of 1924 to 27S.
Atlanta. Ca, June 1.-The Demo
cratic state convention met today to
name delegates to the national con-
vention at st. Louis. The Hearst d
ement. while influential. it is said, is
not strong enough to have decid'
ing vote in the final results OF the
convention.
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Jap l.. Clarke returned this morn
ing from points south.
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PATkiN IS DEFEATED.
INTERNAL DISORDERS

Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs
is Assaulted by Disappointed Office
Seeker.-GIoomy Condition of At.
fairs Reported In the Russian Ar.
mics.
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Thomas M. Waller d Mcmillan, Al
rived in the city thla morning
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Arrange for G. o. ?. Convention.

Ssas8S sSs - 49, ~Ssss~sssssss
Chicago, ILL.,, June THE members
Of the subcommittee of the Republi-
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MADE TODAY

Appointment Was Made Today by At
torney General Knox, After Con.
ference with the President.-Was
Recommended by Republicans.
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portation of food stuffs. The Russian
movements in Corea have caused
widespread starvation, and they are
now experiencing the same dificul-
ties in getting food.
Lao Yang, (Monday) May 3O.-
The Japanese lost two hundred kill.
ed and number of horses in a fight
at Vegen Fuchau today. The Russians
opened fire at eight IN the morning.
and after two and a half hours fight
at long range. the Japanese under
General Akkaima charged. The Rus
sian batteries opened fire and soon
compelled the enemy to retire.
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ARE STILL
VOTING

J NOT NOMINATED GOVERNOR.
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f. A. MANN
GETS IT

LAS CRUCES MAN RECEIVES THE
JUDGESAiP APPOINTMENT.
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THE MARKETS.

To-Day's Quotations In the Trade
Centers Of the Country
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SOCIETY GIRL AS H0UsEMAID
Member Of philadelphia's Exclusive Gil
cles Tries Novel Venture.

Miss Marion Honeyman Wood, q
member Of Philadclphia's most exclu-
sive circles, former hospital nurse
and actress, is at present engaged ID a
new venture. says the New York Times.
she has d0nned the costume Of a
housemaid and is serving ia that Gu
pacity for wages Mt the house OF her
cousin. Miss Louise Wood. an artist,
at 1921 Rittenhouse street, PhiladeI.
phia
She has held this place for over five
weeks, and the matter has been kept
secret from most OF her friends. While
serving as trained nurse In the Penn
fylvania hospital she learned 70 cook,
and this work Is included Ia her duties
at the Rittenhouse street home. She
wears the usual black, tight fitting
costume with a small apron and cap
or white. On every afternoon. except
Thursday. she acts as hall maid and
takes the cards Of callers at the door
She says she likes the work and. al
though the pay is not so good rs that
received by actresses. she intends to
continue at It until she can 90 on the
stage.
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The Times Daily Short Story
&c. - *. 50 zc % ~ nd. % rs. N 1clA1

I'll carry tile deficiency in the account
Whether or no this was a wise meth
cd of handling the mistake, George
Urner DECIDED upon IT, After Rober
ta's warming from her father George
and Roberta did not dare meet except
on occasions when they could do 50
with but little risk. George carried n
heavy load. and Roberta eheered and
comforted him. Day after day passed
and no tidings Of the depositor or the
certificate. Roberta's father. though
pleased with her acqulescence 10 his
commands, was much panied to see
her grow pale and thin with trou
bled look always on her face lie did
not know that the girl he had accused
OF puppy love was the malnstay of her
unfortunate lover. not perhaps the wise
adviser an older woman might have
been. but tower OF strength to enable
him 10 bear a strain that was killing
him. George when he saw that size
was suffering with him regretted that
he had told her. but the deed had been
done, and there was no help for It
Two years passed. years Of mex
pressiblc torture to the young man
wrapped III but one idea, the conceal.
ment Of tile deficiency In Ills cash.
ore Day lie was standing before Ills
window 1T tie bank when d German
jew appeared ana thrust d dirty little
paper before him. George looked 1T
+ the paper "a certificate for S35e0
then at the man. Slowly It came 70
/ him that here waa the cause Of his
i trouble. Clutch.ng to tie counter for
/ he was nelr fuintlng with one hand
+ with the other lie clutcled the Ger
j gifcate
How much Of Il do you wantT b
'alte-ed
4 wants It ALL"
"A.l.H
'Yes. three hundred nnd feefty tol
lar
George counted out the money ls
was IS bewildered that be counted i
differently every time and fnally
showed tie bills through the window
That night George who had not beer
Il with Roberta Tor months at her house
went to see Ter, folded her in LIS arms
and told her that his burden had fallel
on.
Then Roberta called her father In
i George confessed, and Roberta tod lie
! father how size had stood by the I'm
fortunate young man for two years
ana tint she would stand by him Will
he lived
y know it is puppy love, papa." sh
said shut | can't hel9 II"
"Prppy love~ exclaimed Ter fathei
taking her In his arms. 'Yes, papn
love You Should both be Ii the iWrser
for d pair Of fools. George Should hax
come 70 me ana re9orted the faatter 9
, once, Nevertheless / Ike your endui
ance and Won shall have your way
George Urner subsequently, becam
cashier os the bunk ana though Il
held Ills Clerks strictly accountable %
J their errors, he charged them to repoF
/ every item Of care.essness at once. FL
wife Roberta considers him very HAIRS
{ that he Is SO severe with them In thi
respect HELEN y TURNER,