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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-06
Iowa People Organize.

AT a meeting held at the Offices of
the Iowa Southern Land Co. last eve
ming. quite a number of former Iowa
people were present and an organi-
zation was perfected for the purpose
of becoming better acquainted. DR.,
Parsons was elected president and
Will NJ. Hicks secretary. The secre-
tary was instructed to prepare a
roster OF former Iowans, not only
for the purpose of organization, but
that Iowa people coming into the val
ley may more easily find their friends
and to this end all former Iowans are
invited to call at the Office of the sec
rotary over the Western Grocery Co.
and register. Meeting then adjourned
TO meet at the secretary's Office next
Friday evening at 8 o'clock to ap-
point committees and arrange for a
picnic. All are invited to attend.
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MEXICAN SOCIALISTS.
wooIverton Business College.

The W~oo1verTon Practical Business
College Co. is now selling unlimited
scholarships at S55. These scholar
ships are rated at $85. Those desir-
ing scholarships can save $50 by buy
ing now. This low rate was put on
just t. give the school a start. Thir-
ty-one pupils have entered, hence the
rate may be changed back to $85
This company will erect and equip
a 100000 college building some
location headquarters for the eompa-
ny's business in the Territory.
Roswell is almost sure to get this
building. Some of the business men
are encouraging the proposition to
a great extent, but a message was
received this morning from the com
pany's board of directors to "Stop
the proposition until further inves-
LEGATIONS are made"
This company is not asking the
| business men to donate money TO put
in this enterprise. However, their
hearty cooperation is necessary and
is respectfully solicited. No man car
succeed in business without the co
l operation of his fellow men, and Z
first class business college is his besa
friend, in a financial way as well a.
otherwise. For information address
w. T. woOLvERTON.
Phone 405.
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L.. A. Stevens returned to Roswell
Monday from Santa Rosa, California,
having sold his property there. He
still owns property here, n will
make his home here. He was in San
ia Rosa during the earthquake, and
says the sensation was much like
experienced on an ocean steamer
when the waves are high. He is an
old sailor and used to keeping step
to the waves, but the earth-quaver
threw MIN OF his feet He was not
frightened out of the country, how
ever, by h earthquake, but return
ed TO the Pecos Valley because the
climate here agrees better with him
than the climate of California.
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the matter to which we referred at
some length yesterday morning. 1t
ALWAYS has been we'll known to those
familiar with the situation that o
provisions of b act in question
which the pending bill is designed
TO amend, rendered it impracticable
for the territory to ever dispose OF
more thai a very small portion OF
the munificent grant made to us by
the general government, and the ne
cessity for such an amendment as
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territorial legislature. and hence ne
refused to dispose Of n more Of the
public land in a manner hat violat-
ed the statute of the United States.
He knew hat the law of congress.
governing the disposition of the land
ought to be changed, but he knew,
also, that the territorial legislature
did not have the power to change
it, and hence one of his first official
acts after being indicted into the
statement of the situation before the
secretary of the interior, calling the
attention of that official to the fact
that owing to the arid character of
the land granted to the territory by
the act of congress in question, it
could only be used for grazing and
that to utilize it for this purpose par
ties would nave to be permitted to
lease it in tracts very much greater.
than $40 acres. The secretary took
in the situation as soon as the case
vas properly presented to him, and
at once called the attention of cor
gress to the necessity of making
such change in the law as would fit
it to the natural conditions existing
in this territory. Congress promptly
took h matter up, and an amend
ment was proposed which would fit
the law to the case-the same, we
presume, which has now been report
ed favorably in the senate. This
amendment is very simple, but o v
lowing the clause declaring that mot
more than n section of land snail
be leased to n person, corporation,
Or association of persons" it propos-
es to insert the words, except when
in the opinion of the secretary of
the interior the leasing of a larger
area is deemed advisable"
This is what should have been
done in the first place. and what I'M
doubtedly would nave been done, had
the attention of congress been called
to the halter in a proper manner 1t
is cry generally believed that con-
gress will accept the proposed amend
ment to the act of '98, thus enabling
us to conduct our public land bust
mess hereafter according to law-but
in any event the rather dangerous
policy of riding rough shod over the
statutes of the United States has
been discontinued. but the trouble
which his policy has b~equeathed to
the Territory has just commenced.
When that complicated tangle shall
be unraveled, M things shall be
brought back to a state of law and
order, Governor Hagerman will I'M
doubtedly feel a sense of relief tho
it is possible that some other folks
may experience a different sensation.
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No Meeting Of City Council.
Phone 4o5.

No meeting OF the city council DC
CURED last night, owing to the abb
sence of a quorum. The meeting was
postponed until Friday night. Mayor
Stockard and the following council
men were present: Church, WHY'S,
Whiteman. Johnson and Burns. 9th
ers present were City Attorney Scott.
city Engineer DiIls. City Marshal
Rascoe and City Clerk Beck
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-06

This is only one of the advantages offered
by The SOUTHWEST LIMITED, Kansas
City to Chicago. Its route is via the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-06

the one now proposed has always
been a matter upon which there was
practical unanimity among our people
but how to reach the desired end has
been a question with two radically
different Sides.
The late territorial administration
took the wrong side, and failed at
every step. 1t struggled for a long
time to "bul1' a bill through congress
for this purpose over the head of
the secretary of h interior, and
found itsef turned down at every step,
as it deserved to be, because the Sc
cretary of the Interior is our super
ior officer" and his department is h
proper channel through which ter
ritories should SEND their business to
congress. When he found himself ig-
nored by his subordinates, it is quite
probable that the secretary thought
= WdS LOt oh Ilhl ~ GASIN
himself to the point of nervous col
lapse to assist them in carrying out
BILE that when consulted by members
OF in regard to the matter
las, of course, he would be-he nay
have said that he was not aware of
the necessity for any action of the
sort. Then when it became apparent
that congress was not disposed to
make haste in extending the relief
| asked for, the local administration
took the matter into it's own hands
and a the Territorial legislature
pass an act setting aside all the OF
| jectionable provisions in the act of
congress-, and under the authority
| thus conferred upon itself, by itself,
the territorial administration proceed
ed to dispose of the public domain
with a very liberal land.
al tuc C1OSV " kHE OICRo
~tration, over three hundred and sixty
thousand acres of the public land of
the territory had been leased to pri-
| vate parties under this arrangement,
in open and direct violation of the
very plainest terms of the act of con-
gress, and the work was still going
on when the new administration came
in. Not only was the land leased in
| large bodies when the law of congress
declared positively that it should not
be so leased but the leases were new
er submitted to the secretary of the
interior for his approval. though the
law declared that every ease should
be thus submitted. And further, the
act of congress comforting the land
upon the territory provided positively
and specifically that the net proceeds
of all the LAM disposed OF should
be used solely for the benefit of the
II R6A I4C0A6A LC11 49,
the support or endowment of which
the land was granted, but under the
authority which b territorial admin
i~stration had conferred upon itself,
the money derived from the leasing
of lands was devoted to an entirely
different purpose-and one of the
problems just now is, how are these
institutions going 10 get this money
which is theirs. by law OF congress
but which has been diverted to othel
usesg
This. was the condition Of thing
when the new administration came il
but the new governor recognized th.
fact that congress . ranked th'
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A New Society.

THE Postoffice Revelers' is a new
and lots of it. Christy Webb is pres
ident; George Hinson, first vice pres
ident; Jim Hinson, second vice pres
ident; c.. A. Emmett, secretary and
treasurer: Mrs. j. B. Mathews. chap
eFon: Postmaster Wenahin, honora.
ry member; Laughing joe" official
mascot. jim Hinson is known in the
society as miss Jimmie" and Chris
ty Webb as the troublesome Kid
The society's emblems are one lage
c~ook-Spoon and six teaspoons. The
chaperon has these in charge, and no
other spooning is allowed.
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Publishing a Paper at ST. Louis &c
Overthrow President piaz.

st. Louis, June (5.-The members of
the junta of the Mexican Liberal par
ty, who say they believe they are
the persons accused by Z. s. Amhas-
sador Thompson of having melted
the strike at Cananea, were found
today at 2465 Lafayette avenue.
where they are publishing a paper
called Regeneration" Antonio l. Vii
lareal. secretary of the junta is in
charge IF the headquarters. He said
I'VE ave beer simply printing the
truth about conditions at the Greene
mines. We have been making a fight
for a square deal for American labor
ers. and we will continue the fight
Our great purpose is to overthrow
President Diaz. We shall not depar-
from that purpose until the work i.
accomplished. But we do not hols
ourselves responsible for the rio
and bloodshed. We have nothing t.
fear"
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Classified
For SALE.

FOR SALE Slightly used child.s
folding gocart. 0 N. Mo. s2ts*
FOR SALE Nice Jersey COW and
gentle horse with buggy, S12 N.
Kansas street. s3t2
FOR SALE Two room cottage on
N. Hill. Good water. a on Col.
Page. S2t3
FOR SALE A fine fresh Jersey
COW. McG1enny Farm, 2 miles east
on Second ST. 82t3
FOR SALE One span of mules, Is,
hands high, z and 9 years old. In
quire 113 w. Mathews st. 81t4*
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Bandmaster Fletcher requests the
Record to announce that the practice
night for the band has been changed
from Wednesday to Thursday night.
This change is made o the accom-
long to the Red Men. The regular
Friday night concerts will begin this
week.
A meeting of the Daughters of the
Confederacy will be held tomorrow at
three O'Clock at the residence of Mrs.
j. j. Williamson, 7O1 N. Richardson.
All persons eligible for membership
are requested to come out whether
they have their application blanks
filled out or not.
Cards have been issued by Mrs.
William n. Baldwin and Mrs. Edwin
n. humphreys Tor tuesday, June
twelfth. from three-thirty to six-thir-
ty, at the home of Mrs. Baldwin, 312
South Lea Lea ave.
A party of young people spent yes
terday evening at the natural bridge
beyond Lovers Lane. A delicious lun-
cheon was served.
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OUR PUBLIC LAND MATTER.

The New Administration Has a Big
Task to Perform.
From Albuquerque Journal.
A special telegram from Washing
ton TO the Journal of yesterday morn
ing brought the Information that the
senate committee had reported favor
ably upon the bill to amend the act
of 1898, under which certain lands
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT One furnished room.
corner Pa. and 3rd st. 81 t6*.
FOR RENT Emerson residence.
For terms apply to U. S. Bateman,
soft.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Sick
people need not apply, 202 w. Al
ameda. S1t3*
FOR RENT Two rooms, furnished
or unfinished, 113 North Mo. ave.,
Roswell. 82t3*
FOR RENT Desirable room at
real of q. s. Market in Record
Block. Apply U. S. Market. 1gtf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-15

A ROYAL PRINCE.
Simon Pure Hindoo Potentate With
the Carl Hagenbeck Circus.

Prince Kamyarainjhi, simon, pur,
Hlndoo potentate who is travelling
this summer with the Carl Hagen
beck Circus, as major-domo of hun
dred Hindoo men, women and chill
dren, who assist in the arenic per,
formance, has developed into a base
ball crank. He has tabooed cricket
and polo and likes the grand old Am.
erican sport with all the fervor of
his oriental nature.
SO fascinated with base ball is he
that recently in Chicago he proposed
to President Murphy, of the Cpba, to
take two American ball teams to In
dia with him this winter. Murphy
agreed to get the teams together and
is now selecting the players from the
two major leagues. Frank Chance of
the Cuba has been named as manag-
err
"It will give the American ball
players the trip Of their lives if
they will 90 back to India with me. :"
said the prince yesterday to the Con-
stitution's Shicago correspondent.
"They will go as my guests. They
will play ball when | desire them and
they will be given at least a month
If big game hunting--lions, tigers,
elephants and the like.
"Plenty Of money is at my com
mand to carry out the whim. / came
to the United States at the request
of Carl Hagenbeck, who has secured
animals from my subjects, and am
not here because | need a salary. The
British government would not let the
Colony Of Hindoo people come over
unless accompanied by a responsible
party and being a Maharajah and an
admirer Of Mr. Hagenbeck | packed
up my turbans and robes and with
three of my wives, came along.
"The United States is a wonderful
country, better than England or my
own country. was educated in In
,s
din and Great Britain and was told
that America was rather wild and
woody, but find it charming"
The Prince will be in Tulsa with
the circus Saturday. September Is,
and expressed a desire to see a ball
yame here. He also announced that
he would seek a Tulsa school teacher
and employ her if possible, as a gov
.rness for his only c'ill, Cobuna,
Tee bit Of a Girl, just five years old. /
Princess Columa is travelling with !
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-15

Joplin; Levi Every, Bradford, Pa.
l.. j. Pfaelzer, Chicago; Mrs. V. l.
Canaghan, independence; b. F. Spin.
dler, Chicago; j. L. Moran, Bartles.
vile; j. p Flanagan, Independence
+. W. Finch, Oklahoma City; o. d.
Coulter, Detroit.
ALCORN-0. NJ. Lancaster. Paw
nee; S. p. Clark and wife, Ogden, la.
II. A. Cosier, Shawnee Davis Etschens
Colinsville; J c. Muskogee; George
England, Bartlesville; w. L. Gage,
Ft Worth; f. Ed. Hull, L. J. Whor-
ton, Oklahoma City; VI Hayden, Al
mosa Heyherst, +. McKintry, C. C..
Clark, Grand Park, ILL.,; A. +. Fish,
Momence; j. Smith, Ada; d A. Fos-
ter, Chicago; C. f. Valentine, IT..
Smith; l.. NJ. Hubbard, Kansas City;
Mrs ID. A. MeCauley, Bartlesville; j.
Coulter, Detroit; W. NJ. Malone, Kan
sas City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-15
AT THE HOTELS.

NEW STATE-G. A. Whitney, St
Louis; J. II. Ritchie, Bartlesville; j
f. Walters, Nowata; G. W. Hougland
Warren, Ohio; T. b. Jacket, Kalam-
azoo, Mich; John NJ. Taylor, Jr.,
Claremore; J. S. Zook, Adair, Iowa
John McMullen, Bartlesville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Emerson, TT. Scott.
BRADYAD. L. Wetmore, Key
stone B. C. Payne, Blackwell; A. II.
Gardsill, Chicago; II. Smalley, Wor-
folk, Kas.; II. B. Head, Oklahoma
City; Frank Purcell, Kansas City; NJ.
f. Jeter, Ft. Smith; w. X. Ridgeway,
Cleveland; L. c. Donahoe, Henrq Ne
Grore, Oklahoma City; Thomas Ste
phens, Kansas City; J. A. Casttler,
Kansas City; Clara Sanders, Clare
more: T. L. Watson. Kansas City.
ROBINSON-C. f. Holdeman.
Muskogee: Leo Loeb, Cleveland; A.
T. Kander, Kansas City; f. J.
Schwartz, lola; Henry J. Robertson,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-15
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The naval secretary of the Red
Cross at Washington urges immediate
action of the society to relieve The
acute suffering from earthquakes in
Chill.
Three hundred and sixty fl e men,
bers and guests of the United States
Brew Masters Association are in Min
neapolis, Minnesota, for their eight
eenth annual convention.
Seven local agents of the National
Life and Accident Insurance Com
pany, of Nashville, Tennessee, we're
arrested Monday in chattanooga,
charged with rebating preuiums and
discriminating between policy holders
an offense punishable by line of 300
to 5000, imprisonment Tor thirty days.
or both.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-15
BOSTON BUILDING ALMOST COM.
PLETED.-ROOMS RAPIDLY FILLED

With the completion of the second
story of that magnificent structure
story of the Boston building, the Of
flee rooms in that magnificent struc-
ture are being rapidly filed Five
firms are now in occupancy of offices
in the building and business and pro-
fesional people are rapidly making
contracts for Office rooms there. The
first floor of the building will be com
pleted in a short time, and the en-
tire building finished. The office rooms
so far occupied are filled iwth the
firms of McCready & Mitchell, oil
operators; w. d. Abbott, attorney
c. WI Butterworth, attorney, and
several others. Mr.. Butterworth oc-
cupies three corner front rooms, and
the other firms the rooms immedi-
ately west of his offices. j. A. Friend
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-15
Theatrical Chat.

Of all the plays that have been
given to the stage by Dramatist Hal
Reid, none possess the power Of ap.
pealing to the emotions in so high a
degree as does "At Cripple Creek u
which promises to duplicate its sue
cess of last season.
The locality affords splendid dram
attic and scenic possibilities, and that
Mr.. Reid took full advantage of these
was evidenced by the reception of his
play. Interest of the most absorbing
nature enters in the four acts of "At
Cripple Creek" The first act shows
the interior Of Martin Mason's den,
known as "The TfIemple II David. I"
The second shows the exterior of
Joe Mayfeld's cabin at Rift canon
The third shows the depths of the
"Last Dollar" mine and the last act
occurs in Joe Mayfeld's new home
upon the day OF his marriage to Belle
Gordon.
A car load Of special scenery is
carried by the production of this fine
drama and it is acted by one of the
strongest casts ever employed in mel
adrama, and is presented under the
personal direction Of f. j. Carpenter.
The comedy element has not been ne
elected in "At Cripple Greek" and
spectators of it will be treated to a
graphic and true-to-nature glimpse Of
life in the mining region Of Colorado
during the eighties
At the Grand September 18th.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-15

the principal owner of the building,
was busy good part of the day yes
terday, showing prospective tenants
through the office rooms. The cor
ner business room down stairs will
be occupied by the Home Title &
Abstract company, of which S. j.
Richardson is managaer.
The Boston building is one of the
handsomest in the city. 1t is built
very substantially, and is an archi-
tectural wonder. Handsome pillars
set Off an exterior of beautiful pep
pered brick, and serve to give the
structure an exceedingly fine appear
ance. The building is located on the
southwest corner of Boston avenue
and Second streets. and is a credit
able example of the fine class Of
building which is being done in the
Grand Theater district.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-15
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold

A. J. Nesbaum, Batesville, Indiana
writes Last year | suffered for
three months with a cold so distress.
ing that it interferred with my bust.
ness. | had many Of the symptoms
of hay fever, and a Doctors pre-
scriptions did not reach my case, and
| took several medicines which seem
ed to only aggravate my case. For
tunely | insisted upon having Fol
ey's Honey and Tar in the yellow
package, and it quickly cured me.
Ny wife has since used Foley's Hon
ey and Tar with the same success.
Getman Drug Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-15
TURLEY ON THE BOOM.
Little Townsite Near Tulsa Is In
creasing in Population Rapidly.

The new townsite of Turley, short
distance from Tulsa, is booming and
destined to become one Of the busiest
suburban towns near here, The people
already located there are progressive
and, like most Tulsa citizens, take an
interest in the welfare of the town.
The Turley Investment Company
has donated a lot to the Baptist
church and the members will begin
work at once on the erection of a
house of worship to cost $1,000.
John Hatcher has purchased two
lots on one of the principal streets
and has already begun work on a
two story hotel which will be in oper-
alton by the time snow flies.
Bussman. the blacksmith, whose
shop was on the railroad right of way
has bought two lots in the townsite
and moved his shop He will erect a
cottage this fall.
The Midland Valley Railroad will
build an additional switch at Turley
for the convenience of farmers and
stock shippers.
Arrangements have been made by
H. L. Buck, the postmaster, for tele-
phone service.
A proposition is on foot to run a
gas line from the Harrison farm to
Turlev.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-15
Katy Special Rates.

Low rates to st. Louis, Chicago and
many other points, on sale daily un-
til September 80, with Anal return
limit October 81. Ask us fer rates,
routes, etc, before making your sum-
msr trip.
To huskogee every Saturday and
Sunday, good returning Monday. Call
cd Week End tickets. Round trip,
$l.so.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-15
LEST WE FORGET, SEE HAvER
An Insidious Danger.

One Of the worst features of kid
ney trouble is that it is an insidious
disease and before the victim realizes
his danger he may have a fatal NAL
ady. Take Foley's Kidney cure at
the first sign of trouble as it corrects
irregularities and prevents Bright's
disease and diabetes.
Getman Drug Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-15
A Wife s Mistake.

At Beaver recently an unsophisti-
Gated wife went away on a visit.
Wishing to be good to hubby, she left
her fourteen year old sister at home
to keep house for him. The fresher
beauty of the sister-in-law proved too
much for the husband, and when the
woman returned she found the house
vacant. She learned afterward that
her husband had loaded her sister
into buggy and had departed for
parts unknown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-15
Notice.

The ladies Of the Eastern Star
will serve dinner and supper on show
day, next Saturday, in the Trmbie
prices ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
building, opposite the postoifice. The
price of the meals will be 25c. Ev-
erybody is invited. 9-13-3t