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HEAVILY FINED FOR
CARRYING nkMIICkS - |

Night Officer Jim Champion arrest
ed Will Wilson, a negro, last night
for carrying 'Fknucks" and the darky
pleaded guilty when brought before
Judge Welter today. To show how the
officers feel about the practice of car
rying weapons. and such villainous
ones IS 'k1ucks," the Judge fined the
prisoner 800 and costs, which he will
work out.
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Vale students on the STAGE

New Haven, Conn, April 5.-Mem-
bers of the Yale University Dramatic
association, who presented ''The Pre-
tenders to New York audiences at
the Waldorf Astoria on Tuesday and
Wednesday, have returned to New
Haven and will give the Ibsen drama
at the Hyperion theater tonight and
Saturday night.
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State After Virqinia Railroad.

Norfolk, Va, April 5.-The state
corporation commission is holding a
hearing today of the charges filed
against the Norfolk and Portsmouth
Traction company. 1t is alleged that
the company has not maintained pro-
per schedules and that its equipment
is inferior and inadequate to handle
the crowds expected during the ex-
position
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Railroad Directors Elected.

Shreveport, La, April 5.-The annu-
al meeting of the stockholders of the
Kansas City. Shreveport & Gulf Rail
way company and the Kansas City,
Shreveport & Gulf Terminal company
was held at the general Offices here
today Both concerns are auxiliaries
of the Kansas City Southern railway.
Elections of boards of directors was
the principal business transacted.
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NEW CONTRACTOR
LOCATES In ROSWELL

G. E. Gavin, who recently sold out
a lumber yard at Enid. o. T., and
brought his family and baggage, to
Roswell to locate has bought the in
terest of c. A. Clayton in the Pecos
Valley Construction Company, and
gone to work with tnat firm at tha
contracting and planning mill on South
Main street. He is greatly pleased
with Roswell, having sold out every
thing at his old home before leaving.
Mr.. Clayton has gone to Texico to go
into the building and contracting bu-
SineSS
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cery," and from the Broadway walk
north to the Institute hospital build
ing In all these walks amount to a
thousand running feet.
Plans were discussed for new build
iags this summer. but nothing def
mite was done along this line. The
new buildings will be considered at
another meeting sooa.
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Louisiana Educators in Session.

Shreveport, La, April 5.-Addresses
were made by several prominent edu-
Gators of this and other states at this
afternoons general session of the La.
Public School Teachers association.
Sectional meetings were held this
morning by the delegates. The Louis
lana Scnool Board association held its
annual session today in connection
with the convention.
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Ano+ber Ere Last MONT.

For the third time yesterday. the
fire bell was sounded at 7:30 last
night. The alarm was sent in from
East Second street, where a not
stove pipe had ignited the ceiling in
the cabin of a negro family The peo-
pie in the house put the fire out be-
fore the department prrived, as there
was very little to it. The damage was
SLIGHT
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.l

Roswell, N. NJ, Apr. 5.-Tempera-
"a; min., 80; mean. 4S.
Precipitation, 90: wind W., velocity
Res; weather clear.
recast, Roswell and Vicinity:
tonight and Saturday; warmer
- NJ WRIGHT,
Oficial IN Charge
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ANNUAL MEETING OF
INSTITUTE REGENTS.

The board of regents of the New
-s,sxfco Military Institute held their
annual meeting yesterday afternoon,
wifb ALI members present except w.
A FINLEY, OF SafisDao- Inc c,euen-
nointed member, were received and
+ba ~ra mber admitted. The annual
,a1artfr-,7 of officers resulted as fol
lou,s- rHathan Jaffa. reelected presi-
da-f. w. G. Hamilton ice nreside-t !;
Cahoon. re-e'
W. W M Atkinson, ri TAIN ST.
rha board or
sidewa 4ks for
ae roiS1 Tvs:
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Hockey PLAYER on Trial.

Ottawa, Ont, April 5.-Charles E.
Mason, an Ottawa hockey player, will
be tried shortly at Cromwell on
charge of manslaughter in connection
with the death of Bud McCourt, who
was killed by a blow from a hockey
stick in the hands of Mason.
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World Famous Singers at Atlanta

Atlanta. Ga, April 5.-Mme. Marcel
Ia Sembrich. the famous singer, has
been engaged for a special concert at
the Grand opera house here tonight.
She will be assisted by Ellison Van
Hoose, now known as the worlds
greatest tenor, who was for many
years connected with the Bres1au con-
servatory of music at GAINESVILLE. Ga
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Missouri Arbor Dav Observed.

ST. Louis, Mo, April 5.-Arbor day
is being observed throughout the
state today, in accordance with the
act of the Missouri legislature setting
aside the first Friday in April for
that purpose. Appropriate exercises
are being held at all the public
schools of the city.
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TWO Cent Fare Bill sianed.

Harrisburg, Pa, Apr. 5.-Governor
Stuart today signed the bill making
the maximum rate of fare on rail-
roads within this state two cents a
mile.
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stoIypin,s Victims Number 300.

ST Peters burg, April 5.-As the re-
suit of NJ. Stolypin's policy of stamp
ing OUT socialism and nihilism, the
number of victims who have been ex-
ecuted is now nearly 800
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Educational Convention Closes

Brandon Man., April 5.-An address
on Modern Ideas of. the SouP' by DR..
G. Stanley Hall, president of the Clark
University, was the feature of the clos
ing session of the Manitoba Educa-
tional convention here today.
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Columbus, O., Apr. 5.-The rioting
at Lorain because the shipyard Off
cials there imported strike-breakers.
caused the mayor to order the local
company of the National Guard to
assemble in the armory this morn
ing Adjutant General Critchfield was
notified by Capt. A. F. Cove of the
situation, and the Governor was wired
that conditions are grave and that
three or four companies should be
called out The state officials went in
to conference over the matter 1t was
said that it was not necessary for the
Governor to act, as the law gave the
local officials ample power in the
matter.
Preparations for Trouble.
Lorraine, o. Apr. 5.-There are ON
inous preparations for trouble in the
snipyards strike Company B., Fifth
Infantry, o. n. G.. is assembled il
the armory, and the company is be-
ing put through the firing drill by
Captain Cove. The Captain has been
notified to be ready to go out at a
moments notice. There was no fur
ther disorder on the part of the strik-
ers today. They are in a sullen mood.
however. and the authorities fear
trouble when the 200 strike-breakers
expected on a special train during the
day, arrive. Mayor King made an ad
dress to the strikers this morning.
He told them that he would tolerate
no more violence, and that if neces
sary force would be used henceforth
to quell any riotilg.
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erests of the President would nip
the whole scheme in the bud" before
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SOME BIG ARCHES

A Feature of the Decorations Will Be
the Big Arches to Be Erected at
Street Corners A Bureau of In
formation Has Been Established
With Dr.. George Veal in Charge.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

A splendid hotel proposition, mon
ey maker the first day and every day.
Don't pass this up. See CARLTON
& BELL.
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For Sale at a Sacrifice.

For sale at Sacririce-
Largest size Ivers & Pond piano
Solid mahogany case. in use only s
months Inquire at Record office. 3Otf
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OHIO NATIONAL GUARDSMEN AS
SEMBIED IN READINESS FOR
ACTIVE DUTY IN THE
SHIPYARDS STRIKE.
THE OUTLOOK OMINOUS

The Authorities Anticipating Serious
Trouble, Have Prepared to Meet
1.-THE Strikers in a SuIlen Mood,
and May Try Violence When Strike
Breakers Arrive on the Scene.
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REPORT OF RAISING OF FIVE
MILLIONS TO PREVENT NOM
NATION OF A ROOSE-
WELT MAN FOR
PRESIDENT.
THEY ALL DENY IT

Standard Oil Men Deny the Truth of
the Charge, as Do Hartman and
Senator Penrose.- Secretary Loeb
Asserts the Truth of the Charge,
But Says Publicity Will Defeat 1t.
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SHEEP BREEDERS ALL
GOING TO THEIR CAMPS

All the sheep breeders and wool
growers of South eastern New Mexico
are making immediate plans for their
departure for their camps. The lamb
ing season will open in a few days
and the owners like to be with their
herds during this important period.
Most of them will remain out month
during which they will not only be at
the lambing, but arrange for the shear
ing which follows soon after. The
sheep men report that although the
range is very dry, the grass is good
and of fine quality in some localities.
The winter was tempered right for
the proper curing and preservation of
the feed.
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GOVERNOR PRINCE
HONORED IN FLUSHING

-
Former Governor of New Mexico Wis
iting His old Home on Long Island
Where Incidents of His Early Ca
reer are Recalled
The Flushing, l.. |. Evening Journal
of March 27, contains the following:
Hon. L. Bradford Prince is again
in Flushing from New Mexico, with
headquarters at the Prince homestead
near the Bridge street station. This
is the first time in many years that
he has been east while the New York
legislature is in session, and he hopes
to go to Albany before the adjourn
me1t in order to revisit the scenes of
his former official activity. So far as
known, not single one of the large
number of colleagues that ne had
while representing this district for
five years in the assembly and two in
the senate, still remains in public life
and the only two officials in Albany.
who then resided there, are Dr. An
drew S. Draper, the head of the edu-
cational system of the state and Judge
Chester of the supreme court, who
were then entering the legal profess
sion as partners under the firm name
Of Draper and Chester.
Governor Prince is well remembered
however, not oaly as the only mem
Der elected unanimously from an ad-
verse legislative district, (Which oc-
cured to him twice., but as the lead
ar in the impeachment of the corrupt
Judges, the father of the constitution
Il amend of 1875. and the first intro
1ucer of the system now known aa
the referendum" New citizens of
Long Island may not know that thru
out the seven years of Governor
Princa'S legislative service this dis
trict had the benefit of referendum
in the case of every bill which involv-
ed local taxation, every such bill be-
ing submitted by vote to the people
financially affected, at a special cleo
ton, before it became operative. He
also holds the record for active COM
mittee service, having had charge of
no less than 1866 bills during the
three years that he was chairman of
the judiciary committee.
1t is very possible that Governor
Prince may deliver that long promised
lecture before the Grand Army post
while in Flushing this time.
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CONVENTION
TIME NEAR

THE DECORATIONS COMMITTEE
is RAPIDLY COMPLETING
ITS PREPARATIONS FOR
THE BIG MEET.
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DEATH BY
TORNADO

A TWISTER SWEEPS OVER LOUIS
lana, DEALING OUT DEATH
AND DESTRUCTION
ON ALL SIDES.
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Supt. Public Instruction.
Santa Fe, n. NJ, Mar. 80, 1907.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-21

heard her sing In Paris. be became con
WINGED that the time had come for her
to make her debut in America.
Miss Farrar is twenty four years OF
age and has been regarded as vocal
wonder since childhood She made her
debut in Melrose. Mass. In 1894, and
in 1898, when she was sixteen, she
sang before President and Mrs. NJ
Klnley at the service in Washington
on receipt of the news of the battle OF
Manila Bay A short time afterward
Nine Melba heard her sing and callc
her 1.-THE coming Jenny Lind Of Ameri.
ca" She is one Of the most beautiful
women on the operate stage and while
singing IN the Royal Berlin Opera is
said to have won the heart Of the Ger
man crown prince. The story is that
he even contemplated marrying her
and FORGETTING his succession to the
crown. At any rate the singer, though
she entertained a platonic affection for
the prince. would not take the chance
OF her good name being injured by fur
Their relations with him and cut the
friendship short, thus allaylng the fears
of Emperor William that his son would
disgrace the imperial family by n un.
ion with person not OF noble birth.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-21

If after standing few hours butter
is found to show a notified appearance
this can be overcome by putting IL on
the worker and giving 1t an additional
working The notified appearance In
dicates that some step In the working
OF the butter has not been thoroughly
done. 1t is due to an uneven distrlbu-
ton of salt and possibly to the pres
ence of casein that has not been wash
ed from the butter. the action Of the
salt on the casein forming lighter spots
In the butter The best remedy for
notifies Is to thoroughly wash the but
ter when 1t is in granular form. before
the salt is added. and then to work II
until 1t has reached waxy condition.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-21
wOMEN'S WOES.


Alma women are Finding Relief at Last
1t does seem that women fave more
than fair share of the aches aud pains
that affict humanity; they must keep
mp" must attend TO duties in spite Of
constantly aching backs or headaches.
dizzy spells. bearing down pains; they
must stoop over, when 70 stoop means
torture. They must walk and bend and
work with racking pains and many
aches from kidney ills. Kidneys cause
more suffering than any other organ of
the body Keep the kidneys well and
health is easily maintained Read of a
remedy for kidneys only that helps and
cures the kidneys and is endorsed by
people you know.
Mrs. Catherine Sipe, living on Alma
Heights, says: Some years ago told
i'm n public statement about what Doan's
Kidney Pills did for me- / suffered
from kinney trouble. lame and aching
back and tired and depressed feeling.
| can truly testify to the merits of
Doan's Kidney Pills and am glad to do
so whenever an opportunity presents
itsels. My advice to anyone in need of
stch a remedy is to go 10 Chas. Rhodes
pharmacy, get Doan's Kidney Pills and
, give them fair trial"
For sale by all Dealers. Price 80 cts
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo. New York.
Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's and take
no other.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-21
The Rance Horse.

The range horse is disappearing as
a prominent factor in the live stock
Industry or Colorado. High prices for
land are partly responsible for this.
Moreover, the past two or three years
have also witnessed very high values
for breeding mares, and many ranch
men could not resist the temptation to
close ont. The Horseshoe ranch Of this
state had 5000 horses on IT a few
years ago, but this supply has now
been cut down TO LOCO. states Col
orad0 man in Orange Judd Farmer. ]
could name other large outfits that
have curtailed operations. Some of
them are turning to sheep. IL takes
only year to mature sheep for market,
while four years are required for
horses
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-21
Suggested Standard.
Cnmembert Cheese.

Camembert cheese is already suffi-
GENTLY well known in this country TO
insure the ready sale Of any brand
which shows itself to be always rea-
sopably reliable. Considering the lack
of uniform quality in the Camembert
cheeses seen on sale in half dozen OF
the large cities OF the United States,
the wonder Is not at the smallness OF
the demand. but that the people will
continue 10 buy it at all. Inquiry shows
that many people are fond Of the
cheese, but never buy It because they
cannot depend upon the product. Deal
ers do not like to handle II for the
same reason. The fact that local de.
mand compels grocers in cities, often
against their will, TO handle sucl
chooses is evidence that really good
and reliable Camembert cheese would
make for itself large market-H. W
Conn
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-21

HAY CAPS WITH CORNER WEIGHTS.
splendid foundation for a good dairy
ration. and il does not require heavy
grain feeding to produce large flows OF
milk.
It might be added that the hay cap
serves equally as well in the curing Of
clover hay. The advantage of the hay
cap IS not only. valuable in protecting
the hay from rain, but from the sun
as well. The hay can be put up into
cocks when 1t is green and cured in
the shade which IS better than drying
ii out in the sun. Hay cured this way
IS more palatable and retains more OF
the leaves because they do not become
brittle Nd break Off The leaves OF
the hay are the most valuable part OF
il. and any system that tends TO cure
them properly and prevents losing them
In the field is, in our estimation, worth
practicing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-21


STRIPES"
ing the visitors to partake Of the punch
and With each glass the suspicious cap
tain grew less suspicious. In an hour
he was affable. I'm another hour he
was aifectiOnate by the time the real
celebration began, while the coffee was
Being served. he had forgotten the car
toon and was drinking healths TO the
stars and stripes every thirty seconds.
When the ceremonies, which had been
carefully arranged. had been in prog
ress a few minutes he was proposing a
joint expedition by his and the gun
boats crews against the Venezuelan
capital.
Even If the incident of the Italians
conversion had been lacking the dinner
would have been an affair to be remem-
Dered. The first part Of the closing eel
ebration was the appearance of a
Christmas tree. which OF course should
have been called a New Years tree II
was big tree. too. one that any body
might have envied. and the tars had
made "trip ten miles inland TO get II
on the previous day. AS 1t was borne
into the wardroom IL reached up into
the domelike window at the top. For
this window. forming a sort Of tower
space TO the wardr0om. naval men
have a technical name. but no landlub-
Der could hope to get It right, 50 let II
be called simply a window. The tree
went all the way up. and from every
branch there hung gifts for the merry
diners.
just as the New Years tree was fas.
tened into its place on the center of the
table there appeared through the high
window a real Santa Claus. with beard
and furs and red coat of approved cut
Down the chimney-lke opening lac
crawled. finally leaping upon the Ia
Bile with such force that half a dozen
glasses went crashing 10 the floor
Amid the applause of the now hilari
Gus party he proceeded to award the
presents. calling each name I'm a grun
voice from beneath his white whiskers
when he came to the Italian captain
he addressed him as "Your most pow
erful excellency Signor Captain ~
by which high sounding appeIlatior
the signor captain was so fiatterec
that he bowed until his forehead
bumped into what was left OF a saucel
Of ice cream.-New York Times.
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The Magic No. 8.

Number three is wonderful mascot
for Geo. II. Paris, ofCedar Grove, Me-,
according TO a letter which reads:
After suffering much with liver and
kidney trouble, and becoming greatly
discouraged by the failure to find re-
lief, / tried Electric Bitters. and as a
result / am well man today. The
first bottle relieved and three bottles
completed the cure" Guaranteed best
remedy for stomach, liver and kidney
troubles by G.. +. Sharrar. druggist. SOC.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-21

~ long be remembered In the
n American navy Is Sthc "Sputa
Claus dinner" given In the
wardroom of one of rncle Sans
gunboats of the Venezuelan coast.
The plan had been To have the affair
on Christmas night, but as the vessel
was then at sea the event was post
ponod until New Years. II was on
this occasion that an Italian battle
ship commander. with warlike inten-
tons toward the United States and
all their Inhabitants, was beguiled into
peaceful thoughts by good American
punch, which the American officers
dealt out to him in such quantities that
he finally said he would like to settle
In the western hemisphere.
1t happened that the Italians man
of-war and the Yankee gunboat arriv
ed in southern waters AT about the
same time. There was the usual inter
change of courtesies Then occurred
the incident that aroused the Italian
captains ire. \ South American news
paper printed a cartoon representing
him as being blown out Of the water
by the United States gunboat In this.
of course. there was no sense what
ever, as Italy and this country were
on the friendliest terms. but the for
eign skipper. being both excitable and
suspicious. took the matter TO heart.
The Americans heard that he even ac-
cused them of inspiring the cartoon
and that he had complained TO his
home government.
New Years day came due while the
gossip was at It's height For weeks
the wardroom officers Of the gunboat
had been making preparations for a
grand feast They decided at the last
minute 60 invite the italian and his
staff as guests of honor
refusal of course was out Of the
question. but when the guests arrived
their attitude was cold and distant, es-
pecially that of the captain. who look.
ed as though he expected TO be thrown
nt) irons Ii was said afterward that
he had ordered his vessel TO be ready
for immediate action in case of treach-
cry. At any rate. he sat down ut din
ner without a smile for his hosts, and
for awhile things looked gloomy.
Gradually, however. the younger Off
GERS Of the gunboat succeeded in fore.