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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-04
APPLE PACKERS.
Republicans Nominate freeman.

Republicans Nominate Freeman.
The Republican convention of the
Twelfth Council district met at the
court house this afternoon and nomi-
mated Judge A. A. Freeman, of Carls-
bad as their candidate for the legis-
lature. e. A. Cahoon acted as chair
man of the convention, and R. N Mil
Ter of Hagerman as secretary. Furth-
er particulars tomorrow.
w. e. Lindsey, of Portales was nom
mated for representative of the 18th
district, and J. v. Tully, of Lincoln
county, was nominated as the candi-
date from the 18th representative dis
trict.
E. A. Cahoon made a speech de-
nouncing local Republicans for their
opposition to Delegate Andrews. The
name of Governor Hagerman was not
mentioned during the convention.
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AN INTERVIEW WITH
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER.
Defends His Own Trust as Well as
the Beef Packers.

Cleveland, o., Oct 4.-The Plain
dealer today prints an interview with
John d. Rockefeller, in which the lat
ter comments on the demand for gov
ernment regulation of SO-called priv
ate industries, and makes a strong
plea for national development. He
said, in part: IF we limit opportuni-
ty, we will have to put brakes on our
national development. No individual
will strive for success if he knows
the hard won prize is to be snatched
from his fingers at last by his gov
ernment." He said that we gave for
eign nations or the enemy ammu-
milton to fire on us.
Referring to the attack on the beef
industry, he said, Il was in Europe
when the attack was made at home
upon these men, the packers and
their industry, and | could watch the
effect at close range. Those fellows
abroad snatched at our own charges
against our own business with great
glee. They used them promptly as
ammur ition with which to attack
America and everything American,
especially manufactured products and
trade | do not believe there was a
line of American goods sold abroad
that was not injured. We are too
young a nation for this tearing down.
Reducing the volume of our produc-
tion means less work, less wages, and
less business transacted"
In regard to the subpoena recently
issued requiring him to appear in
court in the action against the Stan
dard Oil Company, he said the people
summoning him knew that he did
not have the information sought and
merely wished the nOtoriety of get
ting him on the stand.
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eATEweoD AN ExPANsIonlsT.
Now Has the Largest and Most Com
plete Suite of Offices in Terri
tory of New Mexico,

Judge w. W. Gatewood, the well
known lawyer,-now has the largest
and most compile suite of law of
fees in New Mexico, occupying the
entire second story of the Sparks
Building on Main street, next to the
First National Bank. He has had the
building thoroughly re-modeled and
the main reception room and library
is 45X26 feet. This room is elegantly
furnished and carpeted and contains
what is said to be the largest and
most complete law library in New
Mexico, certainly the largest in
Southeastern New Mexico. There are
two fine rooms in the front for con-
sultation and private stenographic
work. There are two rooms at the
rear, one for Judge Gatewood's priv
ate Office and one for filing legal in
struments of every character. These
rooms are also furnished in the most
approved style. Judge Gatewood has
been a resident of Roswell for only
about six years, but he has built up
practice such as has taken many
eminent lawyers twenty years to at
tain. He is assisted in the legal and
consultation departments by Attor-
neys A L. Love and B. c. Bowen,
who have their offices with MIN.
A B. Reading, well known ex-
pert court stenographer of Ell Paso,
has arrived and accepted a position
as the chief stenographer for Judge
Gatewood. Mr. Reading was here for
several months last year. He is con-
sidered one of the best stenograpners
in the Southwest. He was formerly
official court stenographer at Ell Pa
So He is also lawyer of ability.
Fred Lanning, of Salina, Kansas, is
also employed in the stenographlc
and typewriting department.
R. L. Graves, Judge Gatewood's son
in-law, is notary public and has
charge of the Office work. Mr.. Graves
is also studying law under Judge
Gatewood's instruction.
Such q suite of offices as that now
occupied by Judge Gatewood is sell
dom found anywhere outside of the
large cities.
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police. A number of shots were fired
with the result of wounding several
of the strikers who were shot in the
legs After the trouble a deputation
OF strikers interviewed the Mayor.
Later the strike was called off uncon-
ditionally.
Springhill. N. s.. Oct. "a strike
of 1,500 employees of the Springhill
Coal Mines is probable by next Mon
day. The Union demands an advance
in wages. The Mine owners have Of
fered an advance of per cent but
the unions declined
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AN ADDRESS IN SPANISH.
Hon. o. A. LarrazoIo Spoke to Native
Population Last Might.

Hon. o. A. Larrazolo arrived on the
delayed train last night from Por-
tales, where the night previous he
addressed large audience. He talk
ed to the native population last night
at the court house, in Spanish. The
Democratic nominee for delegate to
congress was introduced by Andreas
PalaciO, secretary of the Fraternal
Union Mexican Society. Palacio made
a neat Introductory speech and as
Mr.. Larrazolo advanced to the stand
there were tremendous chegrs. 1t
was an enthusiastic meeting from
start to finish. Mr.. LARA Zolo deliver
ed in Spanish practically the same
speech he made here last week in
English. He urged hissnearers to use
all possible means and opportunities
to educate their children in the
English language and other branches
taught in the public schools to fit
themselves for citizenship and to ex
ercise all the privileges and respon-
sibilities of the most glorious nation
on the globe. Practically all the ma
tive population of Roswell and vicin-
ity was present, and the enthusias-
tic applause indicated that Mr. LARA
zolo will get nearly all their votes.
There were also quite a number of
Americans who understand Spanish
present. Mr.. Larrazolo spoke for near
ly two hours. At the conclusion of
the address a Mexican lady walked
up to him and as she congratulated
MIN and shook hands pressed a five
dollar bill into his hand and stated
that it was her contribution to the
Democratic campaign fund for New
Mexico. She declined to take the
money back. Mr.. LarraZolO said that
this little incident had touched the
tenderest spot in his neart, and he
would turn it over to the committee
with the injunction to make the best
possible use of it.
Mr.. Larrazolo left on the auto this
afternoon for Las Vegas.
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Benefit of Military Institute Library

''Dr. G. w. Briggs lecture at the
courthouse last Thursday night was
we'll attended and highly enjoyed and
it was conceded by all to have been
the best thing of the kind ever heard
here. Parts Of it were very touching
and brought tears to the eyes of ma
ny present. 1t was mastery presen-
tation and abounded in telling points
of eloquence and pathos. DR.. Briggs
is dearly beloved in Hartford, and
his recent visit but served to more
firmly seal the bond of friendship
Hartford (Ky.) Herald.
DIR. Briggs will be at the Military
Institute, Oct. IL.
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VIII Manage Hotel at Haaerman.

Mrs. Ella Davidson left last night
for Hagerman, where she will make
her future home, as proprietress and
manager of the Hotel Hagerman. IN
til recently she managed the Gibson
Hotel at Artesia, and has for some
years been engaged in the hotel and
boarding house business in Roswell
the Hotel Hagerman will be opened
for business in about two weeks.
A revival at the Methodist Church
is now going on. You come.
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No investment is as safe as real
estate, and Roswell real estate is a
dividend payer, has always been and
will be more so as the town contin-
ues to expand to the best residence
section, the North Hill. If you are
wise, you will take on a few of those
lots in beautiful haywood tomorrow.
The auction sale begins tomorrow at
100 O'Clock Free carriages from
down town and fine prizes of high
grade silverware for people who at
tend, whether they buy or not.
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
fIocaI Report.)
observation taken at 6 a. M

observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell, N. NJ, Oct. 4.-Tempera
ture.-Max, SS; min, 40; mean, g.
Precipitation, 90: wind n. W., We
locity miles; weather clear
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Generally fair tonight and Friday;
cooler.
Forecast for New Mexico:
Generally fair tonight and Friday,
except showers in north portion to
night; colder with frost in north por-
ton tonight.
NJ. WRIGHT.
Omcial I'm Charge
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Back Into the Sheep Business.

When j. NJ. Miller disposed of his
sheep last spring he went out of the
business with the intention of stay
ing out; but the fever has taken hold
of him again, and he is back in the
business bigger than ever. He has
bought the sheep and entire outfit
of Matthewson & Turner, the deal
being the largest that has taken place
here in long time. There are 19,2O0
sheep, with ranches, horses, burros
wagons, etc. The purchase price was
$4,000 cash. the deal was made Mon
and delivered next week.
All the sheep are in Lincoln county.
Mr.. Miller also made a deal this
week whereby he purchased 4,So0
head of sheep from j. H. Talbot for
$14, 500. These sheep are on the Fe-
lix, in Chaves county This makes
24,000 sheep in all that Mr. Miller
now owns, and he will make other
purchases. 1t is said that he is now
the largest sheep owner in South
eastern New Mexico.
Mr.. Miller's son, Roy, who has been
employed in the grocery department
of the Jana Prayer store, will be the
range foreman Mr.. Miller started in
the sheep business here in 1881, and
is considered one of the best posted
and most competent sheep men in
the Territory.
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See that silverware in the window
of the Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co.
store. All of it goes to attendants at
the auction sale of lots in beautiful
haywood addition tomorrow after
noon You will be given duplicate
numbered slip when you get there
and during the sale the pieces will
be given out to the winners by the
famous auctioneer, Col Sheets. No
matter whether you buy a lot or not,
YOU have a chance for one of the
prizes,
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Many people have gotten rich by
the natural increase of real estate
values in Roswell. There's no reason
why you should not have a slice of
the same cake. It's easy. just buy a
lot in beautiful haywood at the auc-
tion sale which begins tomorrow at
one O'Clock. Open to people of most
moderate means: $40 down and SO
per month; beats any savings bank
that was eyer chartered.
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RAMS FOR SALE.

We will be in Roswell about
the 18th of Oct. with one or two
car loads of the best French
Mareno yearling Rams. These
Rams are acclimated and will
give better results for wool and
mutton than any other breed.
Price Sl2 so a head. Be sure
and see them. ARCEY BROS.
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F. o. L. Buck, agent of the Liver
pool, London and Globe Insurance
Co., who has been here visiting the
local agent, l.. K. McGaffey, left last
night for Artesia to see the flowing
wells before leaving the Valley. He
says that his company did not save
five per cent on its policies in San
Francisco, and mas already paid
claims to the amount of $4,750,000.
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SNOW AT PUEBLO AND
COLORADO SPRINGS.

Pueblo, Colo, Oct. 4.-The first
snow storm of the season began mere
this morning with indications that 1t
would continue throughout the day
Colorado Springs, Oct 4.-This city
is today experiencing the first snow
storm of the season. Reports from
the mountains Indicate snow fall
of several inches.
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AN ALL RAIL LINE.
Both Harrison and the GouIds will
Build to San Francisco.

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 3.-Not on
ly the Southern Pacific but also the
Western Pacific it is said has planned
to effect an entrance into San Francis
co from Alameda County by establish
ing an all rail route via Dunbarton
Point. If the present plans prevail
both the Harrison and Gould lines
will cross a narrow neck of the bay
do away with ferry for the through
traffic.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Townsend, Of
Memphis, Mo-, arrived last night to
spend the winter in Roswell with
their daughter. who has been here
two months for the benefit of ner
health Miss Townsend has been the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. G. L. Parsons.
The Townsends have leased a resi-
dence. Mr.. Townsend is a manufacture
er of vehicles, and may decide to To-
cate permanently.
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Fortune never knocks at a mans
door but once. Those haywood lots
will double in value in a year. If you
are wise, you will go to the auction
sale tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock
Free carriages from the heart of the
city, and nice prizes for the lucky.
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Better than a bank-those May
wood lots-for savings. Pay $1,000
down and SO per month at per cent
is the way you invest, and the nat
ural increase of value will easily
mean 1S per cent on your savings.
Ask anybody who mas kept informed
on the rise of values in Roswell sub
urban real estate.
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FOR A FAIR COUNT.
President Roosevelt Makes a Sugges
tion to Governor kibbey.

Phoeniy, A. T., Oct. 4.-Governor
Kirby has received the following let
ter from President Roosevelt:
"My Dear Governor Kirby: | am
sorry to say that grave charges have
been made TO me that under the org
anization of which you are an active
leader there will not be fair count
of tne votes on the question of state
hood. If these charges were well
foundedN need not say to you that
it would be a national disaster
have no a0ubt there is no truth in
them; but some prominent people in
the United States do believe them
and they are Joined in the belief by
some of the most prominent people
of Arizona and New Mexico. There
fore to avoid criticism, l direct that
if you can in any way arrange it you
will have representatives of the
statehood people present at the can
vassing of votes on statehood.
Il have sent a copy of this letter
to Governor Hagerman of New Mexi-
co, and directed MIN to make the
same arrangement, that is to have
representatives from both the state
hood and anti-statehood parties to
witness the count of votes"
Governor Kirby has taken steps to
obey the order of the President.
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BRYAN AND HEARST.
HonorabIy Mentioned in Democratic
Platform of Massachusetts,.

HonoTabIy WehtIoHeu TT DSTIoCr d ae'e
Platform of Massachusetts.
Boston, Mass, Oct. 4.-The Massa
chusetts state Democratic conven
ton today adopted a platform con
tanning complimentary paragraphs de
voted to Bryan and Hearst. The Bry
an paragraph called forth a burst OF
cheers AS the Hearst paragraph was
being read there was some cheering
but boots and Kisses predominated
Many delegates shouted, "Strike that
paragraph out, but on viva voce
vote Chairman Feeney declared the
committees report adopted.
LATTER The Democratic state
convention nominated John Brown
Moran, district attorney of Boston,
for governor.
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A Santa Fe Dividend.

New York, Oct 3-Directors of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
way Co, today declared a semi-annua1
dividend of 21s per cent on the COM
mon stock. This is an increase of
1s per cent over the last semi-annual
dividend.
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Police Wound strikers.

Fl Williams. Ont Oct. "a number
of armed striking freight handlers,
Greek and Italians yesterday surroun-
ded the Canadian Pacific railway Com
pany's boarding house in which were
fifty strike breakers The boarding
house was defended by 20 Company
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Cash Grocery

ing down of arms was progressing
rapidly.
Washington, Oct 4.-Governor Gen
eral Charles E. Magoon and General
Franklin E. Bell, will arrive in Hava-
ma next Tuesday, leaving Washington
Saturday and boarding a steamer at
Tampa, Florida, Sunday night Gen
Bell does not expect to make long
SOjourn on the island,
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HaIf a Million Damage by Fire.


New York, Oct 4.-Ninety families
were driven from their homes, three
firemen injured, property valued at
$500. 600 destroyed and surrounding
property valued at millions seriously
threatened by a fire which started
early this morning ON Frankfort
street
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Every lady and gentleman in Ros-
well should attend the auction sale
tomorrow and take a free chance to
get a piece of that silverware and
nand-painted china in Roswell Drug
& Jewelry Company's window Over
5000 worth.
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FORMER PRESIDENT
CLEVELAND FOR SENATOR

New York, Oct. 4-The World to-
day editorially suggests Grover
Cleveland to the Democrats of New
Jersey, who are seeking candidate
for u. S. Senator. The election of
former president to the senate is not
without precedent.
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Will Stay in the Valley.

The Record is informed that
Messrs. K. S. Woodruff, w. T. Wells
and c. w. DeFTeest will remain in
Roswell. After a careful examination
of the country in Southwest Texas
they decided that ii in no ways com
pared to the Pecos Valley, and decid-
ed to remain here.
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WANTED TO RENT Or BUY.-Horse
and buggy. Call at Judge Gate
woods office at 6 p. m.-Fred Ian
ming. 85t2*
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We will have in our shop Saturday
fine Short Horn Pedigree beef, you
had better send in your order now
SO you will be sure to have some for
your Sunday dinner.-Sacrament
Market. s3tf.
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Ideal residence section-that's May
woodIhigh, dry, well drained, water
easily accessible. Three blocks west
of Military Institute Auction sale of
lots tomorrow beginning at one.
o'clock. You can't afford to miss It,
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AS GOOD AS WHEAT.

l have r. r. tickets to all points
North and East 1 can save you from
$500 to $4,000. 1 guarantee every
ticket 79tf.
r. G. INGERSOLL, Skalper.
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We
Invite You

To come to our house on Friday or
Saturday morning at about eight
O'Clock, or later. and buy your supply
of groceries for over Sunday, or if
you desire for the whole month. We
shall not object. II you can't come
in person, just Telephone your order
to No. 351 and it will be delivered
promptly. This invitation is to you
personally
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L. A Phillips, an expert carpet
trimmer, has opened for business in
Roswell and has established his Of
fee at the store of Price & Co
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CUBAN INSURGENTS LAY
ING DOWN THEIR ARMS.

Havana, Oct. 4.-General Funston
received kilograms today from all
members of the diarmament commits
sion in various parts of the island
reporting all quiet and that the lay
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Say wife. let us buy a lot or two
in haywood Addition tomorrow and
start in to save something. All right,
that's a 60
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Workmen killed bv cave-in.

Columbus, O., Oct. 1.-Two Italian
worlSmen were killed today in a
cave-in at the Goodale Park sewer.
Three others were injured. Twelve
men in all were buried by the cave-in.
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TONIGHT.

Bess May MacClane at the Chris
tian church, at 8:15.
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DEMOCRATS MAKE A CLEAN
SWEEP IN GEORGIA ELECTION
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 4.-For state of
fees the regular Democratic state
ticket made a clean sweep in yester-
days election.
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We will make room for you tonight
at church, 7:45.
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"a wise investment is the direct
road to wealth. Who said this?
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One real estate proposition that
will bear the closest investi CATION
beautiful haywood. An ideal resi-
dence addition to Roswell, a perfect
form of investment for rich or not
rich The natural increase of value
will pay you Is per cent on all you
invest. Auction sale of lots tomor-
row. beginning at one o'clock Free
carriages from the heart of the city,
Hello Bill. Going to the auction
sale of lots tomorrow? yep, goin'
to have some Of them, too.
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Some to the church to-nIaht.
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-07-25
A Handy Clothes Bag.

No one can know the comfort that is
to be found in the laundry bag until
she tries one. AS soon as a 'kerchief
or collar is sOiled, into the bag it
goes, and when wash day comes there
is no squrry about for the soiled cloth
ing.
The best and the cheapest bag is
the one that can itself be laundered.
Take two lengths of linen scrin,
whatever length the bag is to be, sew
them together at the bottom and al
most to the top. Wind, with white
tape, two embroidery hoops. Over
these hoops hem the upped ends Of the
bag. Line the scrim with a washable
color or with plain white. If ribbon is
used for winding the hoops, match it
to the color of the lining and make
four tiny bows to ornament the top.
When the rings are separated the
bag should open wide enough to take
i'm gOOd-sized garment 1T is an easy
matter to close the bag by hanging the
rings over a hook
The bags lined with color are prar
ticularly pretty for the baby's clothing.
Exchange.
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-07-25
Two Tempting Toasts.

Four tablespOOnfuls of tomato pulp
or two fresh tomatoes, one ounce of
lean cooked ham, very small piece of
onion one ounce of butter and two
eggs If fresh tomatoes are used,
put them into boiling water for a
few minutes, then peel and chop them.
Melt the butter in small pan, and
add the tomatoes and the ham and
onion chopped finely. Put on the lid
and cook gently for ten minutes or
till the tOmates are quite soft. Make
some buttered toast. When the con-
tents of the pan are cooked enough
add the eggs well-beaten, stir till thick
and serve hot on the toast
Have ready three tablespOOnfuls of
grated cheese and one dessertspoonful
of chopped parsley. Melt one table
spoonful of butter Oh a plate or plat
ter sprinkle over it half of the cheese
Break on three eggs, taking care not
to break the yOlks. Sprinkle with
little fine salt and pepper, the rest of
the cheese and chopped parsley mixed