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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-20

A. c. Pruett, of Bolivar, Tenn, who
has been here for some weeks, has
decided to locate in Roswell.
The room hat was formerly occu.
eled and will be occupied by a pool
and billiard parlor and bowling alley.
John Fox, the well driller of Dex
ter, was in The city yesterday buy
ing supplies. He is drilling a well foI
Mr.. Allison two miles south of Lake
Arthur.
Robert Kellahin, grand lecturer OF
the Masonic order, is in the city from
Roswell. He came here chiefly to at
tend the installation of officers by the
local Knights Templar last night.
Mr.. KeIlahin, who is the Roswell post
master, is making a tour of the Ter
~ritorial lodges.-Albuquerque Journal,
Jan. 16.
G. H. Hamilton and wife, of Mem
phis, Tenn, arrived yesterday to WIS.,
it DIR. and Mrs. J. Odd Hamilton, 724
N. Main. The two gentlemen are bro
theirs. The visitor was for four years
general secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A.
of Memphis. He has had calls to nu-
merous cities as general secretary,
and among other places had visited
Las Vegas. He is delighted with Ros-
well.
FOR SALE-Milk Cows, PloWs,
Oak Sideb0ard, Bedsteads, Dres-
sers, Bed Springs, good Sewing
Machine, Washing Machine,
Hanging Lamps and other arti-
cles- Prices very low. articles
delivered. l.. R. SMITH,, II
miles northeast. 7zft
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Sunday at First Baptist Church.
Seed Sweet Potatoes.

We are booking orders for future
delivery at three cents e pound,
while they last. We have the leading
varieties. Get your rders in now and
get the potatoes when wanted. See
J. A. Garrod. three miles east, one
mile north, Roswell, or address ]. A.
Garrod. Roswell. 1918
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Cheap R. r. Tickets at Ingersoll's.

Cheap R. r. Tickets at Ingersoll's.
Lonnie Amonett left this morning
on a business trip to points north.
Yellowstone, the greatest American
whiskey, at the Oriental saloon. TOT
&c foot front on court house
square, for $1.5O0.-Carlton & Bell.
Yellowstone, the greatest American
whiskey, at the Oriental saloon. 70t6
Don't forget the Roswell Marble
Works meets all legitimate competi-
ton. 59t26
Best work to be found In the Pecos
Valley comes from the Roswell Mar
BILE Works. 1mo59
H. S. Farnsworth, the crude oil gas
man. left this morning for Amarillo.
will return soon.
Send for our new descriptive cata-
logue for 1906, now ready.-RosweH
Produce and Seed Co. 67tf
Born A girl, to Mr.. n Mrs. Jes-
Sc B. Heard, at their home OF Lea
avenue January 14th.
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Discounts of 20 Per
Cent.

20 Per Cent off on all Mems Wool
en- Underwear.
20 Per Cent off on Comforts and
Blankets.
so Per Cent off on Kimonos and
Wrappers.
20 Per Cent off on Wooden Shawls
and FascinatOrs.
20 Per Cent off on Children's Dresses
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The remains of DR.. A B.. Waskom
were sent to Jefferson, Texas. this
morning for interment- The remains
we're accompanied by w. C. Winston.
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We meet all competitors In prices
AND quality of work-Rosweil Mar
Die Works. 1m59
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AMONG THE CHURCHES !
At the Christian Church.

At the Christian Church.
Preaching by the Pastor both NOR
ming and evening. Morning theme,
"The Prominence of Christ" Mrs.
Frickey Petty will sing, 90. Lor Be
Merciful."
At the evening services the special
music will include a duet by Misses
Eva Hunt and Edna Hall, entitled
Some Day"
Bible School, $40 a. m.
Junior Endeavor, 300 p. m.
Senior Endeavor, 6:15 p. m.
Preaching IL a. m. and 7:15 p. m.
A welcome to all.
G. C. HILL, Minister.
Catholic Church.
High Mass will be celebrated at
10000 a. m. in the Catholic church,
S. e. corner Of Main and Deming.
English sermon will be preached du-
ring the mass by Rev. Herbert.
Vespers will be sung and Benedic.
ton of the Blessed Sacrament will
be given in the evening at 1880
o'clock. All welcome.
REV. HERBERT.
First M. E. Church.
Services every Sunday in the New
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
corner 5th st. and KY. v
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Sermon, HOO a. m.
Glass meeting, 1900 m.
Junior League, 800 p. m.
Epworth League, 6:15 p. m.
Sermon, 7:15 D.. m.
We are glad to to the
public hat our new church is so far
completed that we can use it. We
extend to you a cordial invitation to
come and worship with us.
There will be special music both
morning and evening. Mr.. c.. N. Sci
den will sing a bass solo at the night
service. Visitors and strangers in the
city will receive special attention
among us.
VIM. REACE, Pastor.
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Fresh Lavaca Oysters.

Now 1920 pint, 40 qt.
73tf. T. C. MARKET
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Buy your wall paper, glass, bug
-gy paint and floor finish at the Pc
O Valley Lumber Co. 73tf
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Enjoy Yourself.

Fresh Oysters only 1920 pint, a
quart.
73tf. T. c. MARKET.
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Presbyterian Church.

h subject of the sermon Sunday
morning at the Presbyterian church
will be "The Martyrs Apology, or
Faculties of Man" The Sunday night
service will be a ~stereopticon lee
ture, THE Story of the Indians" The
lecture will include many e%xtraordi.
narily fine pictures, and h address
will not only tell the story of the
witness and superstition of the alb
origines, but will include an account
of what is being lone for the Indians
by the United States Government
and mission boards. A silver collec-
ton will be taken for the night
school.
At the morning service the choir
will render an anthem. The doors of
ception of new members. The public
is cordially invited, strangers in the
city especially welcomed.
Salvation Army.
There will be the usual Free and
al 1HCStl1S at IL odIfdIlOA 4 III
tonight. Sunday services as follows:
1000 a. m, Open Air.
HOO a.. m. Holiness meeting.
200 p. m. Sunday School.
800 p. m. Open Air
700 p. m. Open Air; 500 p. M,
Farewell service Of Capt. Simpson.
Address by Adjt. Woodward. All are
welcome. Adjts. William and Lila
Woodward, Officers in Charge.
Sunday at First Baptist Church.
Pastor Vermillion will preach Sun
day morning on he subject, "a Wis
ion and a Prayer" The subject of
the evening sermon will be How to
Succeed in Religion"
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Junior Union at 2:30 p. m.
B. Y. P. U. at GLE p. m.
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Cheap R, R. Tickets at I~ngersolra
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13
OUTLAWS AMBUSH
DEPUTY MARSHALS 5
THREE ARE KILLED IN A SAN
CULINARY BATTLE IN INDIAN
TERRITORY.
POSSES TO THE RESCUE


Vinia, /. r.. March 2.-lieayily
armed officer are hurrylng from all
parts of the territory to the scene,
twenty-five miles southeast Of Yinita,
n the Cherokee nation, where the
Wickllffe outlaws Killed three deputy
rarshals Sunday night and a last re-
sorts were still battling with The two
emainlng OF GERS. The posses can
aot reach the scene before late TO-.
lay, howeyer, and because of the bit
terly cold weather and mountainou;
country, may not be able to organize
heir forces for attack before tomor
ow
According to a report received here
ne full.blocd Indians are going 10 the
support of the Wicklffes, who are
-herokce Indians The ambush laid
~ the Wlcklilfes for the six deputiee
sunday night was cieyerly planned.
The officers were led nto it unsuspect
ingiy and were fired upon without
warning the deputies fought desper-
ately, and. for a time, escape for any
of them seemed impossible.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13
SARAH IS JEALOUS
French Governments Bestowal Oh
Honor on Mrs. Palmer Makes
Actress Angry.

Paris, March Gradually women
are receiving decorations without ex
citing any particular surprise IN
France II you are a woman and want
tn honor Il is quite impossible for
yCu to obtain e. If you don't care one
way or the other II g. probable that il
win be forced upon you by a courteou
government
Witness Sarah Bernhardt, who has
long sought in vain for the red ribbon
and compare her case with Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer Of Chicago, who was sur
prised one day with her unsolicited
gift of the onyied cross.
Bah, he- husband was hotel
keeper!" sneered Sarah, but the ac
tire s. contempt brought her no nearer
The bauble. Two more women were
honored this week, the explorer. Nine.
Isabelle Mass en-. receiving the cross
Of he Legion Of Honor and a peas
ant woman Anna Jgdio. being giyea
the Merite AKricOie.
Nine Massieu is one OF about ten
women who have beol decorated with
the red ribbon
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13
ST MARY'S PARK
Place Where Mrs. Halliday Has De.
cided 10 Have the Grand
Fountain Located.

Sunday afternoon Mrs. w +. Halh-
La ana family II company #isl,
Mayor Parsons. made an Inspection
tour OF ST. Mary's Park, and chose the
spot where the grand memorial
fountain shall be located Several
places had been under consideration
at various times Originally Il was
thought best 10 place II In Washing
ton Park. but this Is too small for so
grand a work OF art St. Mary's Park
Is believed TO be the proper place far
It and Mrs Halliday decided upon a
spot near the southerly end opposite
HoIbrook avenue, as the best place for
t. The fountain will stand a short dis
'ance inward from the road way SO
that teams will not obstnct the latter.
and the magnificent statue surmount-
ing the fountain win face the street.
81. Mary's Park mas always been a
popular rEiort. weather. permitting.
and this fountain and atue viii prove
to be one Of its chief attractions: and
to those citizens who know tae true
history OF the city. It viii always serve
to recall he memory Of one Of Cares
grcatcsj benefactoss
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13
MOROCCAN BANDIT
CAPTURES WOMAN
NOTED PARTISAN AUTOMOBILES
MADE A PRISONER AT
CEUTA.
HELD FOR BIG RANSOM
France Takes steps For Her Rescue
NoW Hostage in Bandits Re-
treat In Mountain
Fassness.

Tangiev Ma ch l2-Grcat excite
mant prevails in French circles here
over The abduction Of Nine. Camille
iu Cas-. the noted Par san antomo.
bilist, by yalccata, the notorious Mo
roccan bandit. al Ceuta last week
No information concerning The
prisoner has been received hers and
The French foreign office has officially
taken up the matter and viii demand
restitution. II Is feared Valcenta will
exact a heavy ansom.
Captured BY Bandit.
Nine du Cast was motoring n the
hills near Ceuta when Valcenta and
several members of his band pounced
upon and made her a prisoner She
was taken 10 Valcenta's mountain re-
treat, whore II is next TO impossible
to reach her except with guides, all
Of whom arc faithful to he bandit
rhos who alo not in his pay fear him.
Nine du Cast gained fame for her
exploits IN auto racing. cycle riding
horseback riding. fencing and pisto'
and rifle .hootng She is thirtyhve
years old, a widow and worth several
million francs.
Three times she has made para
chute drops from balloons at high alti
tudes. In May, 1903, she took part IN
the Versatile Madrid motor race ane
drove her car as far as Bordeaux, 341
m les in 10 hours and 81 minutes.
In Peril In Motor Boat Race.
While engaged in a motor boat race
in the Mediterranean her boat was
wrecked and she nearly lost her life
She was rescued by the crew of tor
pedo boat IN a storm. Last July she
lost a suit for damages against Maitr5
Barbour at Paris, he having accused
her Of posing. wearing only a blacl
mask fo~ a painting Woman With E
Mask" by Gervex. She lost her TEN
per in court and called Barbour 2
coward. The jury decided Barbouxs
remark was pr yileged.
Nine, du Cast went TO the court Will
whip concealed in her pa aol bur
Bafboux succeeded in avoiding her.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13
SHARP DIVISION
IN THE SENATE
OVER PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
OVER THE TiLLMAN.GiLLEs.
PIE RESOLUTION.
CHARGE or IGNORANCE
Made Against Senators BY President
is Warranted, Claimed Sena
tors Lodge and
Spooner.

Wa hinGt1n, March 12.-Therc was
a harp division Of opinion the sen.
ate today over the question whether
the Tllman.GIllespie resolution in
structing the interstate commerce
commiss sion to inquire into The rail
road holdings Of coal and 0 lands Ii
Of character justifyng the presi.
dents message regarding il.
Tiliman complained that the pres-
dent had charged congress With in,
sincerity, pretense and ignorance, and
Lodge and Sp0oner took the position
hat the charge of ignorance was war
ranted.
The debate was spirit but was in
tar"upted at two o'clock when The rail
road rate bill was called up and Cul-
ber on made a wtohour legal a. gu.
ment in which he supported q bill Of
his own which he has introduced as
a substitute for the pending house bin
Elkins and Bacon announced they
would discuss the resolution and mes
age later and predicted that several
others would do tho same
The committee on pensions today
voted to IA Sc the pensions OF Mexican
War veterans from $l2 70 ID per
month ANA that a favorable report be
made on Senator Gallingef's bill for
that purpose
In the executive session the Isle Of
Pines treaty was called up. but obiec
tion was made TO its consideration
without a quorum of the senate being
present, and it went over
The house devoted It's attention tr
legislation for the District Of Colnm
bia today With the exception Of max
ng an inquiry of the secretary Of the
treasury regarding fees for additiona
ervices In customs cares which MAY
have been paid the United States. di
t~ict attorney for the southern district
Of New Yory Four local bills We're
PASSED two tabled and one recon.
mited An effort to bring up the ma
tural' cation bin failed because 81 the
lack Of quorum
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13
HOPE THE STRIKE
MAY Be AvERTEO
INDICATIONS THAT BOTH SIDES
STILL HOPE AGREEMENT
MAY BE REACHED.
DON'T WANT A STRIKE
Says the Men But If 1t Comes They
Won't Lose Much As There
Won't Be Steady Work
This Summer.

Scranton, pa, March 12.-District
President Nichols, CT the United Mine
workers, was in his Office here today
but could not b. induced 70 talk for
publication on The operators refusal
10 grant any Of the anthracite miners
demand II was learned, however, on
the best authority that Nichols, ~
common with all miners off GERS, was
very much surprised and disappointed
that the operators did not make ONE
CONCESSIONS The miners, according 70
best reports, are not concerning them
selves as much as might be eyUecte1
under the circumstances, as to the out
come OF tho present tuation.
1--WE dent want a strike, said one
OF them today, but ii trike must
come, we won't lose much, for there
won't be anything like teadg work
this summer anyhow. because of the
coal stocked by the companies and by
retailers and consumers IN oxpecia
tion of strike
Hope is eXpe ei here chat when
the full commit'e3 Of The operators
and Miners come together as is pro
yided for il their plan OF negot ations,
something win happen 10 avert
trouble.
indianapolis, Marcl t3.-When
asked concerning his reported corobo.
Iation Of the sentiment TO the effect
shat there would be no strike whicl
was issued recently from Indianapolis
by Vice President Lewis. President
Mitchell tonight said he had been mis-,
quoted.
He refused to affirm that President
Roosevelt had taken any teps 70
bring about an amicable arrangement
between the operators and the miners.
What seems to be an indication that
the miners and operators have not
given up hope Of reaching an agree
ment Is the fact that preparations for
another joint conference are proceed
ing. The convention Of the mine work
ors will open March Is and four day
ia Ut tire ur5rrato77- -i3ll . "a a7eFgfat5a Fer
n point conference.
A special meeting Of the anthracite
scale committee has been called fer
the latter part Of tle week. This i
taken 10 indicate that the eastern aud
western situation VIII BE- considered
simultaneously.
New York March 12-Anounce.
ment that reply would be sent as
soon as possible by the anthracite
miners committee repres enting the
operators was made today The an
nouncement was received through a
letter written by President Mitchell
stating that this reply will be in
answer TO the statement which the
operators made today concerning Their
attitude upon the original demands
OF the miners committee. The lete"
was sent to George +. Baer. chairman.
of the operators committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13
TALE oF AN AMBUSH.

Vinita, l. T., March 12--I L. Gil
strap, deputy United States Mar hal
Of Vinita; OTIS Tutt1e, posseman, q
Vinita, and Dick Terry, posseman, Of
Talequah were killed in a bloody
battle W tn the Wickliffe band OF
Cherokee Indian outlaws in Spayinaw
hills, nine miles northwest Of Kansas
T. r., We terday afternoon After tho
battle, the outlaws were beseiged il
the house Of their uncle, Jim Wick
liffe, at the scene of the crime, thirty
enc miles from Vinita There Is no
telephone or telegraphic communica.
ton with the battle ground. and to-
tight no news has been received from
he large party Of deputies who went
> Spavinaw hills to capture or XIII
he outlaws.
The Wiekliffes killed Deputy Mar,
hal vier about year and half
leo, and the officers have been cn
heir tran ever since. The posse Of
ak officers, who were on the way 10
rrest the gang, were fired upon from
ambush by the Indians. who shot and
filled three Of their pursuers and es-
7aped unhurt Plezz Mann a pos G.
nan, who survived the attack OF the
outlaws walked twenty G ght miles %
Talequah and told the story of the
hattle, which was telegraphed 10
United States Marshal Darrough OF
his place. Thirty-dvc deputy mar
shals We're Immediately sworn in and
q patched to the scene Of battle and
authority has been granted Darrough
by The department OF justice IN Wash
ingtcn % increase the number TO one
hundred
Deputy Gilstrap with Otis Tuttlc.
Dick Terry Plezz Mann. Thomas Waf-
ford and Andy Dick. posomen, Sunday
afternoon rode up o the home Of Jim
w ckliife. uncle of the Wicklfe boys.
and We're intending to search the place
when the outlaws concealed In the
h use fired on them
At the first hot Gilstrap Tuttle and
Terry We're killed and at the next vol
ley all the horses were killed. besides
two bloodhounds
The survivors Of Gilsirap's party
fired into the house, but the fire from
the outlaws was 20 sharp that they
Sc sought shelter behind trees and
stones.
The three survivors decided to send
plezz Mann to Talequah for ASST tance /
while the other men would shadow the
house, and if possible. prevent the os-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13
VATICAN To MAKE
MORGAN BANKER.
NEW YORK FiNANclER TO BE EN-.
TRUSTED WITH HANDLING
or CHURCH FUNDS.
ARRANGE THE DETAILS
At Several Secret Conferences Of
Prominent Members OF Sacred
CoIIege-Have F,rmu-
lated 4 Plan

Rome, March 12-J r. Morgan. the
American fnancier mas heit several
secret conferences with prominent
members Of the Sacred college known
to have been charged by the Pope
with d special mission for tine Ameri-
can banker. Rumors are circulating Ia
ecclesiastical circles that these con
ferenees are preliminary of huge
financial oDeyat on which the Vatican
ie Tres the American tinancir 4 10 un-
iertake in lis behalf and that soan
as he plans are completed Mr.. Mos-
gan Will be received al the Vatican to
arrange me details Of the inportant
transaction.
On the occasion Ct his last visit to
Rome sir. Morgan was said 10 have
agreed 10 become the financial agent
of the Vatican. Details were given
then announcing that be had consented
0 take hold OF the administration of
me funds and revenues Of the church
ana hat he wonld undertake I'd double
lie rcvenucs 81 the holy sea.
It is calculated thar at least $4,000.
o00 more a year will now be required
~ the Holy See in order to provide de-
,orously for the pressing needs Of the
french church and for the support OF
rs clergy and hierarchy. and the pres
nee Of Mr.. Morgan in Rome prompted
he Pope TO submit 10 the American
e.. u Il N. a
hurch's revenues mag be. II not
loubled at least cons dcsably in
creased
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13

miners. who. II j believed. were sent
10 Courriers a. The express desire "a
Emperor william arrived today Will
a special salvage apparatus. but ma
further worz wiz De permitted until
the mines are cleared of gases.
Henri Rothschild today sited The
scene OF disa-rer and gave $1,000 TO-
wards the relief OF the families of the
victims
Late in The day the Wesfphaiisa res
crcrs were authorized to descend.
They recovered tao hundred bodies,
which they br5vEht Up
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13
KAISER DECL ARES
PEACEFUL. ENDING
EMPEROR ACCEPTS COUNSEL
AND FINAL SETTLEMENT IS
IN SIGHT AT ALGEClRAs.
WAR CLOUDS DISAPPEAR
Discovery Made That French Commi,
say is Weak and Troops
Would Have TO Live On
Canned Msats.

Berlin March To- From palace
official in close touch with Kaiser VIII
helm, whose name fo~ obvious reasons
must remain secret comes the infor-
nation that the Kaiser last night
made The statement that final agree
ment on til Morocco question would
be reached ths week. based on the
suggestion made by Auatria. His
Majesty also said that the fall Of the
French cabinet was not in any way
due to the events in Algecras and
would not affect the Moroccan ques-
ton at ALI.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13
ASSASSIN OF GOEBEL LOSES IN
HIS APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT
Case Remanded Unanimously by Federal Tribunal
to Kentucky Courts for Trial

Washi1gtcn u c. March fz-In
an opinion by Justice Harlan. the
unrema couft OF the United States
t1is afternoon remanded fhc noted
Caleb Powers case 20 fhe ke8tucSy
courts for trial The opinion Is una1-
nous. and ihe court ass Thar iAe
case g.. not removable to The federal
curt
The decizloa had been looked tol
Rari 20 with great mteret FOR sew
raj We Is. and vas exp-ctei tW0 or
f3-ee we ks ago. in many qaaTlers
the opinion no surprise. many Of
Powers warmtst friends doubling
r1e slccesz OF an eHcu 70 Eet the
case cur Of the state eourtz
Powers completed bis sixlh Year IL
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13
A FRESH DISASTER FOLLOWS UPON
TERRIBLE FRENCH MINE CALAMITY
Seventeen ReSCuerS Lose Their Lives in Attempt
TO Recover Bodies of Dead EntOmbed Miners

Paris March l2-An additional dis
asier following today upon The terrible
calamity that befell the workers IN
the cCal mine at Courrieres on Sa-
urday has cast its shadow over lie
stricken town
A party said to son ist Of seventeen
rescuers lest their lives I'm an attempt
10 recover the bodies Of the dead min
ers. They had descended ia spite RI
recogpized danger and in the face Of
the engineer : Warnings az nst making
further effort.
a gang Of twenty-five Westphaiisn
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13
RUSSIAN RELIGIOUS FIGHT.

Warsaw, March 12-Five per=ons
were killed and fifteen wounded "a q
fight at S'rykod. government OF Piotr-
hoff. yesterday between Catholica and
seciarians who occupied IN fof'e a
Catholic church. Knives. sticks ani
pitchflIk- R,re used
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13
AssAssINs ARE SENTENCED.

Athenr, March 12.--Costa GerakaIis
vas today sentenced to death for the
assassination Of Premier Delyannis
Gune IL. 1905, and Mitsea, proprietor
II gambling house and instigator OF
he assassinat on. was condemned 10
eight years penal servimdc
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-13

jail last Saturday and has aad ihrse
trials in the KENNEDY courts. being
twice given life sentence. and once
teiee entencad 10 -elth- each time
'h coart of appeals reversed ihe
case
a number Of rasss 9f this Kind
have been broGgh befole the 81.
preue cousf in past year but i vas
claimei there was shade Of ainer
ence between fhem aad the Powers
case One uf the claims ia the latter
was that Powers had a sarion whea
ar ested. frsm ". S Taylor. al thar
tine governor of Keatuskx TIE par
1on ives not Recognized y the S.ate
courts, bat II vas hop=d that Il uould
Be bY the federal court