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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-02-22

Washington, Feb. l3. - Senator Ell
kins today introduced his bill for rail
way rate regulation. The measure pro-
vdes that whenever any rate, fare or
charge established by any common car
rier shall be unjust and unreasonable,
the Interstate Commerce commission
shall have power, after complaint and
hearing, to make an order requiring
such rate to be modified, go far as shall
be necessary in order to remove the un-
reasonableness and unlawfulness. The
order shall take effect on and after a
date to be specified not less than 80
days after service upon the carrier, and
shall continue in effect for one year un-
lees restrained or set aside by lawful
order or decree of court, or unless re-
voked or modified by supplementary
order of the commission, which may be
made upon application or after notice
to the carrier defendant in the proceed
ing.
Senator Fulton today offered an
amendment to the sundry civil bill APP
propriating s400, 900 for protecting and
preserving work done on the jetty at
the mou h of the Columbia river. Mr..
Fulton has concluded, after repeated
conferences with Chairman Burton, of
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-02-22

Lighthouse for Resurrection Bay.
Washington, Feb. IA Senator Piles
today introduced bill authorizing the
construction of a lighthouse at the en-
trance of Resurrection bay, Alaska, to
cost 1926, 900.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-02-22
Monday. February II.

Washington, Feb. IL. - The senate
today adopted joint resolution re-
ported by Tillman from the senate
committee on interstate commerce,
which directs the Interstate Commerce
commission to investigate the charge of
discrimination and combination in re-
straint OF trade made against the rail-
roads. 1t was a joint resolution, and
must be passed by the house and
signed by the president before it be-
comes effective. The adoption of the
resolution was preceded by speech by
Tillman, in which he practically
charged that the administration was
not proceeding in good faith to secure
railroad legislation, because he was not
satisfied with the presidents advisers.
Among these he mentioned Secretary
Root and Senator Knox.
Lodge also spoke at length on the
railroad question. He delivered
carefully prepared speech, in which
he took position for governmental
regulation of rates, but advised the ut
most caution against too radical action.
He expressed the opinion that the CIV
ing of rebates was practically the only
evil existing in connection with the
railroad systems of the country.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-02-22

Washington, Feb. ~. - The house
today had sport with the bill providing
for the whipping for wifebeaters
in the District of Columbia, and then
laid it on the tabe, effectively dispos-
ing of it, by vote of 1853 to 60.
A new gavel was dedicated to the
memory of Lincoln, by Speaker Cannon
in opening the house, and the birth
day OF the martyred president was re-
membered in the prayer of the chap
lain.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-02-22
TUESDAY,, February l3.

Washington, Feb. l3.-The fortifca-
tions appropriation hill held the atten-
tion of the house today, aud was the
text for much heated argument, first
over the lax method Of expenditure Of
public money and second over the To-
cation of the proposed $4,000, 900
naval station for the Philippines.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-02-22

When 4 man is I'm love he thinks he
IS entitled 10 q liars license.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-31

some fine stunts in high jumping
and lofty grabbing at the delusive
sphere
Second baseman Santana will be
all right after about hundred years
practice.
Second baseman Smith is still
young and there are hopes for him.
sional and didn't wish to snow off
lest it embarrass the other fellows
to see him catch them. He missed a
few to keep down envy.
Van McCune had been used to
stopping cannon balls in the Philip
pines, and a baseball was too small
a thing for him to stop unless it
came at him sideways. He made
several sensational dives after balls,
but they passed between him. He
stopped one by sitting down on it.
He proved himself a terror at the
bat, and if he had ever hit the ball
it would have been going yet.
Center Wilson is an old-timer. but
his baseball gait is now a little wob-
bly,.
Center Davidson had explained be-
fore the game that he was a hitter
of ability. but he he never touched
the ball.
Such rough sport as baseball was
not intended for young men as deli
cate as the two right fielders. Willie
Foreman. however made a score. and
he nobly famed the ex-soldier with
glove after he had made a sensa-
tional run.
Left fielders Aubrey Smith and
Jimmie Johnson added much to the
ginger of the game. Aubrey caught
several beauties and Jimmie says it
was the busiest time of his life.
So many things unexpected and
surprising occurred and happened SO
fast that further details must be left
to the Imagination.
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Bad Weather on the Lakes.

Chicago, May 30.-The lake level
today varied as much as four feet,
to several feet above The floor of
the boat room of the life saving sta
ton at the mouth of Chicago river
which has never been wet in the
heaviest storms on the lake was flood
ed today with six inches of water
The phenomenon is attributed to the
sudden shifting of the wind coupled
with rapid change in barometric pres
sure. No damage to shipping is re-
ported
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Ask For Purity Flour.
Fight With a Burglar.

Kansas City, Mo, May 3O.--At In
dependence, near here, early this
morning Mrs. w. T. Campbell, wife
of prominent Baptist minister,
awoke to find a white man standing
over her bed with a razor in his
hand. Although he threatened to cut
her throat if she made an outcry. the
woman grappled with the burglar In
The man escaped, leaving a trail of
blood
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murder in this case, putting up a
strong defense to save the neck of
his client against what seemed to
be almost hopeless odds.
Mr.. Scott was appointed City At
torney of Roswell by Mayor J. F.
Hinkle. He compiled the City Ordi-
nances, and his work was thorough
and satisfactory. the best evidence
of this being the approval of lawyers
and city attorneys throughout the
Southwest who examined the compi
lation and pronounced it superior to
the average book of ordinances. Mr.
Scott, who actively opposed the nom
ination of some members of the pre-
sent city administration. was reap
pointed City Attorney by Mayor
Stockard, who is the right kind of a
Democrat and believes in recognizing
merit regardless of small differences
tIldl may pT0C6ue 010CIlOnS.
Concerning Mr.. Dunn
w. A Dunn was born in Macon,
Georgia, in 1866. Ten years later he
removed to Texas. Young Dunn re-
ceived his early training and was
reared in Coryell and Mitchell coun-
+G.n
University, which mas since become
Baylor University He began the
practice of law at Bonham, Texas. in
1888. and for seventeen years has
been actively engaged in the prac-
tice of his profession. Most of this
time he was located in the western
counties of Texas He came to Ros-
well in June 1905 and has been en-
gagged in practice here, being asso-
ciated with Judge w w Gatewood
In Collingsworth county, Texas, he
was appointed county attorney and
served in that capacity for one term.
At the same place ne was selected
by the bar to act as special judge of
the district court during the tempo
rary absence of the presiding judge,
and filled that Office through one
term of court The majority of the
citizens of Roswell are from the wes-
tern part of Texas, and before locat-
vorably known to a large number of
RoswelIs prominent citizens.
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Purity Flour.
CONFERENCE REPORT
ON STATEHOOD BILL.

3 Washington, May 31.-Tne {
g Republican managers in the {
8 house today stated that the
$ conference report On the
3 statehood bill would be made {
3 tomorrow, or at. the latest on {
8 Saturday There is reported {
g to be an agreement on the
8 basis of the Foraker amend
9 ment, which provides that the {
3 people of Arizona and New .
. Mexico may vote on the ques- {
8 ton separately. The amend
6 ment is to read exactly as it
3 was introduced year ago by
g Foraker in the senate
3 9 3 9 g 3 9 9 g 9 3 g 3 3 3
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-31

some of the highest dignitaries of
the church. The ceremony lasted
nearly an hour. AS the King and the
Princess were pronounced man and
wife the news was signalled through
the crowd waiting outside, and all
Madrid broke into frantic demonstra-
tions of joy. Re-entering the royal
coach the King and Queen of Spain
returned to the palace amid scenes
of the widest enthusiasm
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-31
PACKERS ARE FOXY.

Suspected of Working the Cattle
Raiser to Make Their Fight.
Washington, May 31.-No applica-
ton to be heard on Beveridge's beef
inspection amendment has been made
TO the committee on agriculture by
the packers. The mebers, however,
are receiving protests by wire from
the cattle raisers. 1t has been sug-
gested that the packers are working
through the cattle raisers
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-31
SCORE "a TO 7
Seventy Five Dollars Realized for the
Benefit of the Band.-OVer One
Thousand People Present.

Roswell was in gala attire yester-
day afternoon for the baseball contest
between the JoycePruit Company
and the Jaffa-Prager Company en-
ployees 1t was a battle royal and
was witnessed by over one thousand
people The procession to the ball
grounds was gorgeous The colors of
the Joyce-Pruit team were red and
mascot. The Jaffa-Prager colors were
purple and green, and little Johnnie
Ogle acted as mascot.
The Joyce-Pruits were dressed in
blue jeans trousers tucked under at
the knees. Their shirts were brown
negligee, and they were a husky look
ing aggregation. The JaffaPragers
were old enough to wear long
pants and appeared in canvas
breeches and white shirts.
Before the battle began Photogra-
pher Walton took the official pic
lures. taking several snapshots of
Mascot Joe, who laughed as he had
never laughed before. Joe wore a silk
hat and duster and otner clothes.
At three o'clock the game was call
ed to order by Umpire Cy Leland.
The Jaffa-Pragers took the field first
with Harry Carmack in the box and
Clarence Hill behind the bat; first,
Elmo Rainbolt; second, Frank San
tana; third, Van McCune: short stop,
Frank Patterson; center, S. L. Dav-
idson; right, Willie Foreman; left,
Jimmie johnson.
the number of errors on the part of
the purple and green's, it is enough
to say that the pink and reds scored
fifteen times in the first half of the
first inning 1t was feared that the
game would have to be finished by
moonlight, but finally three men
were out
After the first inning the game was
more like the real thing, and the final
score was "a to in favor of the
Joyce-Pruit team. The lineup of the
yictors was as follows: Ernest Burns
pitcher: Jesus Gorilla, catcher; Claud
Bayless, 1b; Carroll Smith, 2b; Peter
Bemis, 3b; Bert Hallett, S.; Howard
Wilson, center; Allen Campbell. rf;
Aubrey Smith. If.
An admission fee of fifteen cents
and ten cents for seats in the grand
stand was charged, and the entire
fsind went to the Roswell Band Ov
er SIS was realized The band play
ed the entire evening.
Pitcher Burns has the making o.
a professional and should take cor
respondence course in curves.
Pitcher Carmack casts the bal
with great calmness and lets th'
fielders do the work.
Catcher Hill acts all right afte
ii is too late. while Catcher corill,
eats 'em up alive
The nrst basemen Of both sides yi'
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-31
Martyred President Remembered.

Martyred President Remembered.
Canton, o. May 30.-President
Roosevelt's Memorial Day tribute to
the memory of William Mckinley
was a wreath of white carnations and
hydrangea. The floral piece was TAX
en- to the tomb of the martyred Presi-
dent by Miss Mckinley this morn
ing Vice President Fairbanks also
sent remembrances, and Justice Day
remembered the day with another
floral piece.
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Country Club Dance and Picnic.

Country Club Dance and Picnic.
The Roswell Country Club will
hold it's first social affair Monday
night at the new Club building. The
crowd will drive out about 7:30, TAX
ing a basket supper, and will enjoy
picnic in the grove. Rowing, dane
ing and an informal good time will
be the program
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All kinds of money to loan
on good real estate security.
Carlton & Bell, No. 303 n. Main.
Decoration Day at San Francisco.

DECORATION Day at San Francisco.
San Francisco, May 30.-Decoration
day was observed in San Francisco
in an impressive manner. A military
service procession proceeded through
the Preside grounds to the National
Cemetery on the hillside facing the
Pacific, where appropriate services
occurred and graves were decorated
In memory of those who perisned at
sea flowers were strewn on the
ocean from a q. s. tug. Later there
was sacred concert in the park, at
tended by thousands from the various
tent cities and nnburned portions of
the city.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-31

FOR SALE OR RENT=--Six
room Bungalow, also large g.
room cottage, south fronts on
block adjoining and east of
Military School. Hot and cold
water baths, closets and barns.
Sam Atkinson. Tiff
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A NEW LAW FIRM.
City Attorney X. X. Scott and w. A.
Dunn Form a Partnership.

June first there will be a new law
firm in Roswell, but the number of
attorneys in the city will not be in
creased Kenneth K. Scott, City At
been associated with Judge w. w.
Gatewood, have formed a partnership.
The new firm will be known as Scott
& Dunn The firm will maintain offices
where Mr.. Scott has been located in
the Oklahoma Block. This combina-
ton of two good lawyers will /ln-
doubtedly prove a strong one. The
social standing and character of both
men are high and their ability as
lawyers is recognized by both the
citizens and the legal fraternity
A Personal Sketch.
Kenneth Kyle Scott was born Janu-
airy %, 1875, at Knoxville, Tenn. He
attended the Knoxville Classical
School and finished his education at
the University of Tennessee at Knox
vile, which institution he attended
from 1890 to 1894. He was admitted
to the bar to practice in the courts
of Tennessee at Knoxville in 1896
In 1897 he was appointed Deputy
Clerk of the Supreme Court of Tenn
essee He was married to Miss Lille
McClung, of Knoxville
In 1899 Mr.. Scott came west into
Arizona, and later located at Gallup,
N NJ He was admitted to the bar
of New Mexico in 1900, and practiced
in New Mexico and Arizona. The
discovery of oil in California caused
Gallup to go down, it being supported
by the coal industries surrounding
the town. Mr.. Scott served Gallup as
City Attorney 19O1-2-3 During his
and was one of the leading Democrats
in that Republican section.
With his family Mr.. Scott located
in Roswell in 1904 Soon after arriv-
ing here he attracted public atten-
tion as a lawyer by his defense of
William Geaton in 1904. Mr.: Scott
secured a verdict of second degree
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-31
FOR SALE---My horse. phae.
ton and harness, also old runa-
bout. Sam Atkinson. Tiff
surton's Resignation Expected

Burton's Resignation Expected.
Topeka. Kan, May 31.-Although it
is expected that Senator Burton will
tender his resignation TO the u S.
Senate through the Governor of Kan
sas at any hour, no action to this ef-
feet mad reached the executive office
up to noon today.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Local Report.)

observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell, N NJ, May 31.-Tempera-
ture-Max., 81; min, 54; mean, 10
Precipitation, 90: wind w, veloci-
ty miles; weather clear
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight ami Friday: stationa-
ry temperature.
n. WRIGHT.
OMcial in Charge.
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A Fifteen Inning Game.

Chicago, May 30.-The National
League baseball team of ST. Louis
playing here today defeated the Chi
cago team by score of to after
playing fifteen innings.
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Piano Tuning.
Expert tuning, re-polishing and re-
pairing, both pianos and organs.
Work guaranteed Great reduction
on pianos. Easy payments--Pecos
Valley Music Co, tuths1mo.
Per D. N CROFT
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g Madrid 0e:45 p. m) May g
3 31.-A bomb was thrown at 6,
g King Alfonso and Queen Vic e
3 toria this afternoon as their 2
g Majesties were returning to E
g the palace after the marriage &,
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g London, May 31-A dis g
8 patch to the Central News 6
3 Agency from Madrid receiv- s
g ed at ZOO p. m. today, says :
8 that a bomb was thrown at e
3 King Alfonso and Queen Vic E
g toria formerly Princess Enal &
3 soon after the wedding and g
g that both escaped unhurt. Z
9 The dispatch adds that an 6
3 equerry was wounded and &
g that a child and two horses &
g were killed by the explosion. Z
g fourteen year old boy has &
Is DeSn arrested. II Is 1urLner =
g stated that the King and &
g Queen behaved with the &
3 greatest calmness and that g
g after the delay caused by the z
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g the Palace. e
g LATER Another dispatch 6
g from Madrid says that seven 6
g persons were killed and thir- e
g ty wounded by the bomb ex- &
g plosion 1t is further stated e
g that five persons have been &
g arrested on the charge of be E
g ing connected with the out z
g rage e
g A still later dispatch says e
g that the bomb was not tactu- &
g ally thrown at the King; and &
g Queen of Spain, but at the z
e carriage of Grand Duke VI. e
g of Russia, who escaped un- &
2 hurt, although many of his {
e guards and their horses were
g killed
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Big bargains in Dry Goods, Case
line Stoves and Ranges repaired
Makin's Second Hand Store 70tf
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EXCURSION STEAMER UPSET.
Only Ten Out of Seventy-five People
Were Saved.
Riga, Russia, May 29.-An over
loaded excursion steamer capsized
off the pier here yesterday. Only ten
of the IS persons on board were res
cued.
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Our 1906 stock of wall paper has
arrived-Pecos Valley Lumber Co.
7u- .----.-
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For sale Cheap.

One light spring wagon, one stack
ing outfit. one hay baler.-Karl A
snyder. III w. End st. 7st:
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3
3 Notice is hereby given that 6
, the grounds of the Roswell 8
3 Country Club have been post :
: ed according to law, and {
3 from this date all persons 6
2 who are not members of said Z
3 Club are warned not to tres $
3 pass thereon.
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DON'T
PAY
More than $500 for an Electric
Iron. deliver them to you
with a 6-mOnths guarantee for
$500. WHY PAY
MORE?
Bernard Gunsul, Phone l4l
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r. r. Tickets

1 buy and sell cut rate R. R. tick
cts. Ingersoll's Book Store.
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Madrid. Spain, May 31.-King AL
fonso and Princess Ena were mar
ried at noon today. The day was
clear Troops lined both sides of the
streets in solid ranks for miles The
buildings were decorated with yell
low and red, the colors of Spain, wo-
ven into sunbursts with arches of
roses from which were suspended
enormous flower baskets and trailing
vines. The wedding cortege started
from the Royal Palace at 9 80 a. m.
and amid the ringing of bells, the fir
ing of army salutes and the clamor-
ons enthusiasm of the crowd passed
along the route laid out to the church.
As the royal party entered the
church, the assemblage arose and
200 choristers gave the professional
hymn The ceremony was performed
with all the impressiveness of the
Roman Catholis ritual. Cardinal San
cha. archbishop of Toledo, robed in
crimson silk, officiating, assisted by
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BOMB THROWN AT KING ALTON
so AND HIS BRIDE.
BOTH ESCAPE INJURY

Seven Other Persons Killed and Thir-
ty Wounded by the Explosion
Fourteen Year Old Boy and Five
Men Arrested for Crime.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-12-08
TO OPEN hERCULANEUM.

Arrangements have finally been
made with the Italian government to
thoroughly open Hercuaneum. We
are told that Pompei was no more
compared TO HercuIaneum than New
Bedford is to Boston, and that it to be
expected that what has been found IN
Pompeii is as nothing TO what may be
expected when the ruins Of the great
CT city are explored, Pompeii was a
resort, while Hercuaneum was the
favOrite residence city of the wealthy
Romans. 1t is buried under 80 feet OF
scoria, which is now half cement in
just the material to preserve every
thing not naturally perishaDle.
That certainly will be exciting
mining, Aside from the treasures to
be expected, the fashions, the daily
lives, the customs in the homes, and a
thousand rnore interesting facts will
be made plain.
The San Francisco disaster was a
terrible thing, but think what it
would have been had the city been
suddenly JranStiXed under fall Of so
feet of ashes and scoria, All its peo-
Pile dead; all its business stopped in
one awful hour; humiliation where on
the previous day children were playing
in ten Il usand homes: where all the
rush and hustle Of a great, Joyous city
"All were buried alike, the good and
the evil, In one common sepuchre:the
noises all ceased, and the everlast ing
silence brooding the lost city under
noiSelesS wings.
Nothing so terrible as the fate of
that city is anywhere recorded
I'll there is anything like Imagina
tion in the minds of those explorers,
it will be with awe that they make
theirway through those buried streets
and those homes that in a day became
supulchres. Save in the interests of
science and art it would be better to
leave that mighty masOleum unopened
and much better to keep the lid on
that spot wherein the mightiest trag-
edy of the ages were enacted.
at fell the spoil OF the smoking
monster OF the mountain above IT,,
that has stood a sentinel above it for
more than 1900 years, we are not sure
that 1t would not be better to leaye it,.
The weight of sorrow that fell upon it
In a single day was enough to make
the spot accursed forever, Good.
wins Weekly.