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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-22
PROGRESS IN BURTON TRIAL.
Case Will Go to the Jury Not Later
Than Saturday.

ST. Louis, Mo, Nov. 22.-Rapiu pro
gress has been made in the trial of
U. S. Senator Burton of Kansas,
an attorney before the postoffice de-
partment at Washington in violation
Of the Federal statutes, and it ap-
pears probable that the case will go
to the jury not later than Saturday.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-22
TAMMANy LEADER ARRESTED.
Charged With Violating the Election
Laws by Voting Twice.

New York, Nov. 22-Jas. A. Mac
Guire, chairman of the election board
in the Ninth election district, was
arrested yesterday on the charge of
violating t4e election laws. He is
accused of fleaving the polling place
in his dist tict at $50 in the after
noon of ELECTION day and OF going to
the TwentA Ath election district poll
ing place jnd voting there under an
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-22
GOOD FOR THE IRISH.

Marquis of Downshre Has Agreed
to Sell His Agricultural Lands.
London, Nov. 21.-The Marquis Of
Downshire has agreed to sell his ag-
ricultural lands in county Down, Ire
land, to his tenants The estate is the
largest estate in Ireland, and is val
ued at about SIS, ZOO, 900.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-22
Meet me at the Smoke House.

All butcher shops in Roswell will
re closed on Sunday from this date
ill further notice Get your meat for
Sunday on Saturday night. 26t4
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-22

w w. Ogle was worse yesterday
and today Miss Bette Ogle was able
to be up town this afternoon.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-22
SIMS-HITCHCOCk.

Daughter of Secretary Hitchcock 10
Married to Naval OFFICER.
Washington. ID. c., Nov. 21.-With
President and Mrs. Roosevelt, Vice
President and Mrs. Fairbanks, the
ambassadors from Great Britain.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-22
Southern Educational Association.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 22.-The
general annual session of the South
ern Educational Association will op-
en- here this evening in the First
Presbyterian church with a joint
meeting of the Southern Educational
Association and the Association of
Preparatory Schools of the Southern
States. 1t is expected that every one
of the Southern states will be repre-
sented in the conference.
At the opening meeting this even
ing Governor John l. Cox, of Tenn
essee, will welcome the delegates on
behalf of the city and state. Superin-
tendent S. A. Mynders, of Tennessee,
will welcome the delegates on behalf
of the educational institutions.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-22

other name. MacGuire was held I'M
der $4,000 bail. He is Tammany
lieutenant
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-22

Stockmen: Let us talk to you re-
garding the merits of Redwood Tanks
and Troughs. There are none better.
KEMP LUMBER CO, East Fourth
Street.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-22

Roswell, Nov. 20, 1905.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-09
BETWEEN BaYaRD AMI NEW PHILADELPHIA.
Read Up.
sDaily. tExceptsunday. Flag stop. Meals.

*Daily. TExceptSunday. Flag stop. MeaIs-
aStops to let off passengers rom east Of Pittsburgh.
Stops on signal to receive discharge passengers to cr
from points east Of Alliance.
mSops to discharge passengers from points east Of Hudson
Stops signal for passengers points Eastern Dyis,sn
also cas- of Pittsburgh Flag stop discharge passslgescz
O. L. c. Ry from Alliance and points east Flag stop lake
passengers from O. Ry for points east Of Alliance as
which train stops.
sStops Sundays
Dark Faced Type denotes time from IL 90 t1 90
midnight LighFacsdfrom 2 90 Midnight 10 90 Moon
q. L. PECK, SAMUEL MooDY, e. A. FORD,
Gen1 Mgr. Genl Pass'r Agt. Psss'r TrafRc Mgr
El4o5.-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-09
Sen t:agtfGcr 3cDeutssuG

Iino Iol9enoe 2inien uon :. 8. Sin=
mons bon @OIep, SOpa. Stellt SUD
nnr einmnl por, mobin Ieili ihreGtitsr
Dnlten 9efiibrt babea miiyoe. lueln er
oos 9eilmittel nidt einAenommen latte
Don Dem er I0reibi: SD bate einen
lhrefIihen 0uIien, melAcr mir Die
An6tru6e raubte. Sd DeyIuhte Alles.
oo0 nidt5 Qelpdbrts mir 2inoeruu9,
big i'd 3r. Sings Nen DiscoberD fir
S6mlnoiu1t, 9uiten uno GrtdItungen
nabm, luelhe mid ooIlItdnoi9 Leilte. "
Glnoert iofort uno furit ouf mmer
alle 9eDlen= un0 2u"9:nlcl0rn, Urrbiitet
Grippe uno 2ung ngen.gnblrourg GU
rantirt in WliIlu's Npotbste. Brsis
SOC uno 81. grobeflaite fret.
8oriiber lit Die Wabt,
CNrrh oS EIeiht q on,,,or ,,,N CN,oI
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-09
2aB ibn llidt ipie:

YhdIe uno ia9te !: SAB ibn nidt wie=
Der fort !"
Sa3 anosre Derltnno ftiner.
llnO Sinri6 Wellerbaum 9ing quer
our6 ben g8alo iiber oas leu0tenoe
Dloos. p9ue f1 np4 einmal nm5u-
idaucn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-09

At Alliance connections made with trains from all
stations the p, F. W. & c. Division.
No. 800 connects at Yellow Creek for Steubenyie ana
Beaire No. 304 connects at Wesve for Steubenyie ana
Bsllaire Nos 800. 500, 304 and 316 connect in
Union Station Pittsburgh for the East Cafe Paror Cars
On Nos. 3i0 and 31i
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars on Nos 3 3u SuS os
and 3i9 Parlor Cars on E0s. &c. 3ii, 3i9 and S16.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-09

QiaS elmer flcincn OaruiInn sos
Nnf 6nnfrln 2Scgrn 35c
ecibeigen 25r
Der &rDSns ton philadelphia 35c
Die StraBc Der Srrlnruen 25s
Sas Sei1cn Der 1ier -. 33r
Ser 6nnD ban Basgrrbillr 35r
2tftcaGtilG Gn. 113 35c
Sober, Der uns einen neucn Nbon=
nenten brin0t, Der Elm Sabr i'm porous
beSabtt, bat Oos He9t, hb ems oieIer
Bidder als prdnlie ausSupd5len.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-09
! ! I I ] I 7 ! I I
9enti6e Slider
81
bcrfa nfeu

Die fol9enoen bcliebten Gomane t6n.
men in Der Office oieies ylattes beso9en
luer0en:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
OPEMEMT ENDS
WIRE cDuRTsA|P
Telegraph OPERATOR, After Die
course Over Their Line, Are
Quietly Welded at Alton.
KNEW EACH OTHER BY NUMBER
Relatives Of Bride Did Not Know
What Was to Occur, Although
She Dined at Her Hone on
the Day Of Marriage.

Maintaining their eourtlhip over fifty
Eve :n:ies Q: wire. calling each c,her &c.
{. and ''R. A." tie numbers Q: their
ssati0nA and talking 10 each other night.
ly IN their interval. Of duty. Roiia y.
0reweu and Miss Go!iie rhornburg. both
welded yesterday. afte: the;. unique
method o. communication.
Nr. Grewell IS night operator AZ Gran.
lie CITY for his road. while Miss Thorn.
burg holds the same pceition at Raymond.
sfts-ive mites east Their asaua:3'ance
un6er the direction Of Mr.. Th0rnburg. and
when he taught the Morse code to the
daughter OF his CHIEF.
THIS Instruction developed the friend
ship Of the young couple. and when she
took up the place OF operator after pass
continued their conversation over the
wire
Grewell returned from q month. trip
through the West Wednesday evening. and
at once visited Miss ThornbuFG He sug.
gested that they should wed 4: once. and
Wardsvilie and there secured a marriage
license.
They then returned 70 her home At
Poa@. ILL.,. and took dinner with the fam
iiy. none Of the members imagining that
they Intended to be married. They went
later starting for their Offices to resume
their work.
Airs. Greweil said that she Hid not want
70 give up her post AZ te!eEraphef. but
would retain her rOsitiOn for time and
hoped thar she and her husband would be
transferred 10 the same office.
Members Of the operating force on the
Wabash line received the news with ac-
claim and congratulations were the order
along the wire last evening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
BEEDLE REGISTERS PROTEST.
Appeals to Warner and BarthOldt
10 Carry Case to White House.
cErvRIL- SpEiAL


Washington. p.-. ia-H g. P.ct.,e -o--
'n-r Deputy Internal Revenue soi!.c'o. a.
~. Louis who With voyce. was dismissed
~ Collector E"r W.s:hus ha. rsgts..-.L.
a r'o;sS. sSa:ns; sra acrin:. ce W....us
wi:h Senator WaTa.. and E.pr.s.r.af!-.
Rartho.G' They have taken no action a.
ys'
They VII. consul, over .he matter ard
may .ak~ ~. case 20 the Whi.. Nous.
though This is Improbable.
Noycs anS E-aila were discharged aho :.
:so weeks aga from. III. o:!c. n: ;rr..naI
Eer..I" Co.!.cto: R.r w.s.''is h.caus.
Z alleged .ns isor1.ra.'oa w.s.hus 10
cla-.i :htf :he men sat tim ard ...,.
again Threatened - 'Ehf tr-i-g a.sre
ho;rs AZ! fiss. tho c'aSI was o-,'y avert
80 b. ~ p-om?: sfo-;s Of other attaches
Of -.s Office
U::h :h.i: dismissal carr. .As reroj.
.ss- I. had Dee. ~. - cash between
W"s-h'Is and ronS.a -s.naa Bsr't-i!. ~ho
WIS :"-,.Ss!nl. :n- -he sSvoi-.ira.n.s o.
bc.h toyce ard Bsct.,e.
Wss'sGs Co. Jared ;ha: she -,;.nor vas
S-ouaiess n;t no:~f.Ss'srIins h,s DO
.'al. u VAS ;:p-o2-cei s:.s.-., rse.I!s
ses - re i'e.sra! cr:'i:'aS during 49,.
.a-ie- pa-' % last week a.! ratc .t-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 'ha' re vas Eo.-- 20 Wash
l-S-H- 90 IN. rg-ens. G: ti.aS cross
charges sSa.rs. we>.hTs
I. - believed that ere clash t..x.e-
2.e.i~ AZ: vss'hss all Sessi'. n ~.
between E.s,hEs an9 Congressman Ta:-
-holr' which. q: - ss'!. IA. t~.n brew
rs :or several noc:Ns
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15

his parents received here to-day. states
that ne was not On sluty Tuesday night
n, thu. en-. the M zin.: occurred At the
Annapolis Naval Academy. for which hi:s
dismissal has been recommended BY Ad-
uirai San!s.
T!s m;dshipman who r. accused ~ fail
ing 70 report the h.s1ing. VIII ch Hesult'
seriously To a hrst-year cadet. Je-dnn. y.
kimbrOi,Sh. rays that the hazinS was done
IN the watch be?or" h" was placed on
duty, and that ne knew nothing ~ II Till
sh.. case rad been investigated by the ON
Ger In charge.
That part Of Hsni"rve~r's letter which
s...als with tn. hazinH Incident Is as fol-
lows:
..1hcv nave been making inv. situations
into hazirr. and one yl"h<' '"Id. ! c,sne
on duty last night IN his n"oF. and when
I inspected for absentces. an upp &c III,
man. ~ho vas In his '"om. told me this
pI.he had nearly fainf.d and h" Was fry-
!nc 20 tx him up ! didn't kn"w why b"
I didn't report II.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
lAYMEN TO HELP PRIESTS
WITH TEMPORAL MATTERS.
ArehSssbop QulGley ~ Ch1rogO Ia
eoGoPaees PSllrS of Fas-Rearh.
60g NoQ0eP.

Chicago. Dec. !A-change cf far.
reaching nature II. TIE administration OF
the temporal affairs Of the Roman Cath
clic Causch we're made by the synod ..
;Ae Archdiocese OF Chicago he III h.:e TO-
day.
The purely temporal matters Of every
parish vii he administered i:sr.. after by
"a boar! OF trustees composed o; five lay
rl.n and ;h. prizes, OF tn. parish. WHO
snail be III. chair!:a oE IN. board
nt.r this agreement the church gives
ousiai recoGa.iion To the lsy members
and docs away With III. Old policy wh.cf
placed tn. "n':r" burden q: temporal AM
spiritual administration upon the p:i.srs
"f :h. parish.
The enactment extending more power 20
,ay members Is part Of Archbishop
Ru!cl.y's aggressive policy and follows
closely the YecDnI;sis ~: atoms r':a.!. hy m.
Third F!enary Council y; Baltimore.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
ARKANSAS MAN HELD
At THE FOUR COURTS.


!; X i,~,,-a- r: tse ipe:.ma--EIe..-
hoas> Cl0'ains company. a. No ;si
WASHINGTON <yr-as = :ss rc-rr.al- -
~--..- acs.-s- I'zNss 80 .ep aays
szc r.;--<~-te-. S-...' - W. y~.:-a-
ss r-e-rbacc % i:.erfs i-s Ant u:c-
- r~.-s.crtstlsr s---1-.G . Ill a Sap.-
sur-h Hss ,or ssf-. - CAV. ch~cA To-
s--S N- s!sc c-n--sssL &. N- ;e.-Gsc
ave .;.<r -As s.-.-x,. g h. srA..rs~-.
:hA, - ssr-- cs :lr-<
H~.:--.r 49, - t~r.-a- ~GSrs-ioCs A..
-sr..G. q. ;rrai tS7s communicated.
si-h th~ A-r-rts rrlS- uT-7- uhsrs Ia
cts<k ~as tTzs- TSss hk-l ~
ci-.--> -s:----; th<' tie check co.s -.os
- sC,o-S,i a. Isss cS-ri>s 70 -1o-ey
~7th :Nes-
fsS-sctts-s Sssa--r z-1s k4asz- Nc-s 49,
.:T sc'.s' g. io.rs .sr DAVE ve=f~--.sy they
'ess.se. as-n IN ~ z-xt- &c. % re z ~
Uaa-- Try foods tv-opaEy Na~-~ ae
Oss sai.f-e 20 90 = ;ss p.sc-sts
laws - E-s at ~ Fear Co..-s as4 .
NsrrSoe charging hi1 sf.a cS.aia..S
e,S-~v S,t~s sAis~ cc-se-s=>S OS; ~ a.
Sesa ~ ~ 0sg1AAo
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
Representative OF KOREA
WILL APPEAL TO AMERICA.
sss 1eOusy - Jsp0s's ssssAs Os
fer peOO0e - 10Ae AesOoa-

New York. De. N-Eome- n Hubert
1sc cane e. Ar-.r:a '-o- ~. Emperor
q: Korea =, !.iis.. 20 President Roos.v~I.
:As Erse~rors S-s->Hr sSstr.s' The japan
ss~ ;-o:erfS-a.s owe. Korea says - vii
ar.~ai ir k5-ea's Sshais so sae American
people
NJ Huber ~as r. :h.s c':y y~S.estAy
starting aas' nigh: 20, Cs:~ -: Z. an
ir-s-vi.1 - .oH az Kc;.a's ~-o.es al
tie ss,s,. - sire japanese an! g. ~. oSn
~So.ts IL Warrington 90 have 'hN Amer
icA1 'fSs.---ns5: ~ i;s god o6e.s IL
Korea S~hais
I cAAlcT rh- Emperor % kcyss TO-DAY
s.it ~. ED!nsr. -;ss: chs oniy sa.-- %
American interference -o0 fAy IN q :. -cre
,r--&i "a .t~ :so.,4 cs this country a.1 I
ar therefore ready TO h-~aA the Y.Sr.e
~hsc, raw. ssA.n'aine: k:ac. .sT arr.vNs
ir tsis country as 10 the tue situation n
ac-eA
~. HuIs~rs's in:esvieV 20 the Pres vAs
ssas;A.rEa.iy ~, aA:ne a. that Givea ~
h,m earlier 10 v Wase:AEtca
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
SEEK TO GUST
MCCARTHY CROWD
Democratic State BODY Will Pos
sibly BE Requested to Take Of
fetal Cognizance Of Situation in
Twelfth District.

II Il expected that the Democratic State
fofim!tice. at its meeting IN Jefferson
city December =. will he called upon TO
take official cccnizance Of the situation
In the Twelfth Congressional District.
In all probability. the State Committee
viii f'e asked 20 Dust the present Con
gr.ssipnai District Committee .f which
John Il Mccarthy is the chairman
Tn. occurrences which lead up to euch
u rGu.s; AT. Sif1citn;iy recent 90 be
r. Dr !. ;sed
".Shlv IL the control Of M.-S 'ar-hy and
his friends since The expulsion Of Thomas
k'ane Of the Thirteenth Ward and the
dismissal OF F. T.. Gu!on from the chair
manshir and the consequent election Of
Mccarthy.
A, az pr.s.n, constituted. the Twelfth
District Committee is considered BY Dem
ocrat!,. leaders az representative q? the
-. Louis Democratic club. Some 81 the
members of ~. conin..;.. ar. former
members O: the city Central Commit .e
Tee last spring. Under ~. charge sha. they
had been iuke~a!m toward the Cemo-
cratic ticket.
Th- men Who favor asking :hat che state
tonmitir. consider the proposition Q! dis
missing the presen; Congressional Com
mir-". say that chc conditions as ,i.y
~N.sc s'ioEl! n", b.. permitted "a continue:
iha: The district. tire second wssl:aiest &,
III" United states. should - represented
In Congress by 4 Congressman Who should
com" from the Controlling e!e:nen: in ,-o-
E.lra! AFFAIRS
They contend that sh~ state Committee
has :I.i ;.cNe-. under ~. Stat. al! :a::y
Avs. io :.r,ov. shc PRESENT committee a.!
rl-r. n i's siea! :rsn who ar. r :ouc..
with th- star. and city organizations
]: - probable that III" matte: vi! take
~. form ~ a definite protest. @cn.f q.
prominent Democrats oS .rs city which
Will L. presented TO the State Committee
for acton.
'Tt. STATE Committee has rot ye: aC..!
ry=1 49,. .gs.ls.s..fs ..V l,y
central Committee IN last srr.nc's ca,:-
CAl.yn. which asked 'hr STAT. s'o!.!..i;te. =,
"NP". from '-s membership Ja,as~ J. Eu:-
!"F and James Niles
II" resolutions ws-. ,aS>.1 about :ha
..t:i- TIA: :he .Npuis:n1s H"rc mad. from
'!.s '-'y com 'lli',rr -. si;.S, :r..arn.ry
ard ~"re !oraar!e. 90 Chairman Evans
They :us, be- considered e. the Jefferson
I.'y meeting
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
POLICEMAN REScUeS Sl2s.
Fa'-niman O'tonnnr Saves Roll
o@ Wills From The Flames

Ns'rn'-.s~ '''rr-n- - ne f-s---ai De-
= -- sr.-"..,srt last -'Srt e. r---rls-is r-n---
go --.- T. .- ;Ey-- -a.ssy Which q,
as si'~C - g~-s- g. .0i.-s --E.gGa--s-s
IT, 49, hos. .rt q: I.-.aS ring
'as.- % -. ~ - -grr.-s s,-~et s,~sy. A
sr.-r ~Hf.E conducted -
.f-s ...Tsi E.'= .Hs-. - a -!zg.s-
o.. 3. = TIE r--t!-c ard s. - ,n- cor
-Er's
I, r5~-- - -s~ -~a- o. -ss --o-n!-s-
roe 80 larra' --a- t'rr--n- 'rr.-I :--.rs
.r EnHAs or"- =. '---,H e.-c-S
a'as- -. -.-Cs . -~'f b., tsi'S a-ecs.--ius 20
- Es tLr-.t n,-~ 80 currency g s.st.
quarters
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
VAN DERvEER'S FATHER TO
FIGHT SONS DISMISSAL,

Annapolis Nj. Dec. n-Miishipman m
Ei,nbro,gh was Tonight reported a. rap
idly gaining strength. an! ia in no danger.
T'.. condition ~ M'ds':;man Henry q.
.ocy~r " IL also Improving
Admiral Sands will eo o. Washing tor
Tomorrow 20 support his Y.romn"nia'ion
of dismissal In The cases -! Midshi'fnan n
Tr.nmor Cocn Jr and MidshipInan War
:sn A. Van DeY.e.r.
Doctor George ~ Van Deryeer sf Mount
V.liy. " J. father of N.iShipInan Van
Derv.cr. does no. ,.E1r1 IA" III mis- al of
his son as just aEi will HsE' 10 h.f"r" ~.
Secretary ~ the Navy. ard In cas. Of
f.iIur. there. probably b":o'. Congress.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15

Rome !.c 1.-THE fo?~ today he.e a
-usi!, coHSt-tO-v IN chs rnyaI hal. .: -.
vatican. a. 1hict he s.s:oost' n. ed
hats a-li CARDINAL rings C;.y.. cWc o. :he
.-v Cardinals Nors.--nr- Caes.:o ,:-
Nzcv"ar s.ui Er-Sir-g-. : \ =. Arc
,-7s:c :. AirG9u.r.a" ca.vacan:i Area
.isr.; - E.o Isn.;-o
~. o;h.- :vo u.> Cardinals. Ncns,c-
no-. JOSEPH Sa-=a>sa A-can.sanr - Er-
,ag Hungary and Nors!Eao-s Spiro-.
A-rhtisNcy - Seville 10. being n Rome.
s.l.c:al ,aral ats.s.-s- w.! - sen. =, take
IN. 70, t.Trs-Ias e .he-a
n -. sGcA. tsi. through which -.
oa-.:c -. .s> s! us-e --Vl,-e. thousands q:
tally A--s- ans
IRE ,cr.'S smile: ee-e-ois-.:y And
.r,caY.ed hts blessing q. =. entered
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
WORLDS FAIR At DALLAS.
business Men Vote for Intcrna-
tionaI Exposition in 1910.
REPI'RfIC. spECiAI.

Dallas. Tea. I've. H-At Mass meet
ting Esl! Tonight at the 80 'ssj tIsS. with
C;1ar'is - .ss' Dallas business men pf. =
.gf the report q: tho COMMITTEE. -! Tw. ~
tv-:rc Or The proposition 60 ho.i ar inter
ia'ioHst 's:, IN Dallas "a i.i" was adopt! q.
\ s'Sk company 70 b. rasi' Iizsi 80
80 80 Nas provided for. Th-r. Ir. - bc
q - share. % 81 each. A committee -!
n.te".. business men. with co,DEsl q e.
Slaughter a. chairman snd John 4 E~
ton. ~As apy.o...'s9 10 confer with fr~ IL
rector. 90 ~. STATE Fair and .h. Park
Roa.J of Dallas To- a'rna.. details for the
exposition.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
STUDENTS BUILDING FUND
IS NOW ALMOST COMPLETE.
Erection 81 N1ssooss Ca1vessiey
Structure H1n n De90a Early
Ne4t fear.
REPI'RI.ic SPECIAL.

REPl'EIIC SPECIAL.
Columbia. Mo. dec. 1S-The students
building at the Missouri University Is AZ
sured. more than &ic 0W Of the necessary
3s,.O0 for the construction Of the building
having been subs Cfibed. II will be erected
early ncSt year upon \ lot row owned by
the University Young Mems Christian As
ss,ciat'on. adjacent to the university
campus.
TIE University r. NJ c. 4. selected the
permanent self-pe.Tstuating hoard. which
will have control IL the building The
!henf Of the university: Doctor a. r. Hi,
dean II the Teachers College: Doctor II.
J. Waters. dean Of the Agricultural Col
leGe: Doctor g. Wh!tten. prn!esso. of
horticulture: F. ". Stephens. Walter vii
iams and one member 20 be named b- the
state Committee Of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15

Ch-iE'-.ss = ,h- :7cr-i~-, % AZ aavs
Have NDg selected ;!Ia-y ~ yOy.. H...>' :
- ~" showing 'h- 's->. assortment %
Diamonds -y-- offered :: i- easy e buy
a .n:ar.C:i nr Watch OF our Credit: plan
N'.r convenience. Str~s open Sv-'ry even
'@c gn'G u y ~ LOFTS RIOS. 4 Co q
cPor Carleton hltS S.s:h and Olive SIS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
FORM JASPER COUNTY CLUB.
N. e. Z. Students Elect Clark
Nichols Of Joplin President.

sF.f'I fEIslf~ SI'FS-IA1A
Columbia. No. Dec. N-The students
from Jasper County. Missouri. in the state
University Tonight organized a Jasper
county Club and elected the following
officers: Clark Nichols. Joplin. president: !:
Walter Baii.y. Carthage. secretary; J.. II
Winkler. Carthage. treasurer; Elmer Gary
- joplin. sergeant AT arms. and ". f.
Tclsety Of Joplin. reporter
There are sixty students IN the un!ver-
sity from Jasye: County. the fourth
largest county enrolment
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
1'O3'1: HINTS AMERICA NAV
HAVE SECOND CARDux Al.
F"IAI. DY CABLE

!-ordon. Dec. ia dispatch .ro.,
E"m- 10 'he Stantar,: SAYS ,ha:
after the ceremony AT ~. public
'O-.s.s.cry TO-DAY IN" Pope :vrn-
ing 20 DoC-C. Henry Joseph Rich
:".. Bishop q: Grand Rar,as. N:ch
said
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
VETERANS OF 1861 IS Will
BE ENTERTAINED T0-NiehT.

- car--s- 49, r3--sr. es-~- =
en-.- - go --.=t v, -. Z - 80 e-v.
- s-S = - tEts 49, a. - Par ,-rs
fFc-~ -U-- - - : to ~. 't--A r.s-
ne - a., - Ci-ss ssy~ NT~- -
:r-ss-r+-s = fse H---si-.s Ccs-N =.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
AND pICIpEEDS.

Visit Toyiand. she most remarkable dis
play OF mechanical toys ever shown
The simmons Company.
Broadway and s. Charles.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15

= .-y hone II S.zs: --ass sH--s. is.!
- sar.h 'ss~ -a-- orc VA a.! -Hsl3'rfy
.,-ssi- ~ s1i. S--' sCt .-;-. Tuesdays %
..srA mouth n. .-.T- - have .n-T -eA.
"a n = " RI ron Shreveport:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15

vsEgrl.s. sFss-NL-
A-rcga - L. lt-S- srt ~ : y
- nts r~.rt.s-~,' fhrf- s.sy"- av-t-- -
nt.~r.Ary . 80 They Sr'c-tS:-~- -
EsrS.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
FnIl Authority to Suppress Re-
batting, Requested BY Inter.
state Commerce Commission.
Practice Of Granting Drawbacks
Exists - Joint and Through
Rates Should Be Subject
TO Supervision.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL
WASHINGTON. Dec N-GoveIn-
ment investigation % railway ac-
} c!dents. followed promptly by .
them. Il recommended BY TIE In
terstate Commerce Commission &:
, 3:s report. Srch investigation. tho
} commission says. - q matter Of
} public Interest.
The block system Of signaling Is
assaI:. revcnnlen:ed and the pass
age Of a law providing for the in
} sta!lation b. railways OF :he block
} SysteT:, - urged On Congress.
Ey means OF this system. which. 10
} n CnderstoOd. Il most easily ap-
Piled. the commission says that
reAf-end collisions would easily be
prevented. Collisions. according to
} statistics. SO the report continues.
} are tho most frequent ard costly
} railway accidents.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
VsNDEvEER DENIES GUILT;
SAYS ne WASN'T ON DUTY.

Noaas Holly. - ]. Uec M-Asashsr-
0aG Warren n vanSeSvsss. y q lassa9 .
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
REPChI.yC SPECIAL.

REPChI.IC SPECIAL.
Washington. Dec. l4-That the actual
payment OF rebates has been resumed by
the railways and that the recurrence Of
the practice has been cssabliShi by con-
viLcinS proof are statements made by the
Insers, ,ats Commerce COmmisS:n:: in US
ntneteenth annual report made public TO-
day
Delegation 81 power upon the commits
substituted for one found 20 he unlawful.
and tina; the commission should have the
power 10 ulace such rate IN effect within
2 reasonable time. are the first .f series
Of re,coInrn ndat:ons made for the ccnsid.
erat!cn o. Congress IN actine upon the hill
now in tire hands Of the Senate Commit
tee on Interstate Commerce.