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HOLD ON, GENTLEMEN

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lately. with small sample O,
the petty lengths t. which the
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Grocery Specials

Olives, small Jars each; Peanut Batter, jar
Macke1e No. 2 shore &C, for 25c H4pg 'ods finest
Salmon 25c can; Campbes Catsup Joc bottle Loose
Rasns l4c h. good Jersey Sweet Potatoes, this
week 35c peck, dry and good flavor.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-17

The city council has called a spe-
cial election for September 16, at
which the taxpayers are to vote on the
proposition of the city issuing bonds
to the amount of $125, 900 to pay for
a municipal water plant. 1t is natural
that everyone should be interested in
what others are thinking of the ques-
ton and, with this view in mind, a
Record reporter last night started out
to get interviews ON this subject from
some of the business men and heavy
taxpayers. But the people wouldn't
talk bond issue. Out of dozen men
called upon but one man expressed
himself.
The general reason advanced for
not caring to talk on the proposition
was that the men addressed mad not
had time to study the proposition suf-
ficiently. Every one of them is in favor
of a water plant for Roswell, general
ly speaking, but those consulted were
not ready to report on this particular
proposition.
The Roswell Realty Board has TAX
en- a wise precaution in the matter.
They have appointed committee that
is to Investigate the issue in its ev-
cry phase. This committee will report
to the board and then they will pre-
pare for concerted action. Its mem
bers expect to work either for or ag
ainst the bond issue.
T M Nelson the architect was
the one man who was willing to ex-
press himself on the proposition last
night. He said: 81 am in favor of the
bond issue, but am leary of its carry
ing. We need a water plant, and to
that benefit will be added the disburse
ment of large SUM of money among
the working people"
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PRINTERS MAY BECOMT
= INVOLVED IN STRIKE.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-President Sam
uel H. Small of the Commercial Tele-
graphers' union, arrived here from
San Francisco this evening. He imme-
diately went into conference with
Secretary Russell and the leaders Of
the local union. Tomorrow it is plan
ned to have meeting with Commits
sioner of Labor Neill and President
Samuel Gompers of tne American
Federation of Labor. 1t is hoped tnar
the officials of the telegraph companies
may be induced to take part in this
conference, but the present attitude
of the local officials of the telegraph
companies would appear to indicate
that the presence of these men is
highly improbable.
General Secretary and Treasurer
Wesley Russell of the Commercial
Telegraphers' Union, said there was
a distinct probability that the Inter
national Typographical Union may be
come involved in the matter as a
sympathetic movement-this meaning
tnat the printers will refuse to nan
die lon-union press matter.
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NEW MEXICO INVESTIGA-
TlON WILL CONTINUE.

From Denver News.
Oyster Bay, N. Y, Aug. 14.-Orms-
by McHarg, an assistant United States
attorney general, who has been con-
Quoting investigations for the depart
me1t of justice in New Mexico, was
a luncheon guest of President Roose-
welt today. After discussing with the
President these investigations, Mr..
McHarg announced that the President
was very desirous of having them con
tinued, and that his confidence in
Governor Curry, the newly appointed
executive of the territory, was such
that he believes the federal and terri
torial officers could work together in
Strengthening out the tangled condi-
ton of affairs in New Mexico.
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JUDGE JAMES A. PoAGE
is LAID TO RES

The funeral of the late Judge Jas.
A. Poage was held at four O'Clock yes
terday afternoon from ST. Andrews
Hall, Rev. E. Mcqueen Gray, of Carls-
bad, conducting the service, which was
carried out according to the ritual of
the Episcopal church. In attendance
were many members of of the Chaves
county bar, also ex-Confederates and
friends, besides the members of the
church. The pail bearers were all old
friends Of the deceased, selected from
the three organizations indicated
above. The remains were inferred in
the South Side Cemetery beside the
grave of Judge Poage's wife. A large
number of friends accompanied the
body to it's last resting place and took
part in, the burial service which was
conducted by Mr.. Gray.
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]. C. Hill, well known norse-buyer
whose home is at 407 North Pennsylva
MIA avenue, was found dead in his bed
at the hotel in Elida yesterday. 1t is
supposed that heart failure killed him.
Mr. Hill was a large, stout looking
man and apparently in the best of
health when he left Roswell several
days ago on norse-buying trip to tne
Panhandle He was on his way home
night before last and stopped in Elida
although not feeling well. He retired
for the night and sometime during
yesterday his ifeless body was found
in his room. There was no evidence
of foul play.
The people of Elida tried to send the
body to Roswell last night, but the
train officials would not accept it as
it had not been embalmed and was
not Theoretically sealed. Clyde Fulton,
of the Dilley undertaking establish
ment, went to Elida this morning to
prepare the body for shipment and
to bring it to Roswell tonight. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon at 4:3O, from the home on North
Pennsylvania Rev Jonn W. Smith
will preach the sermon and the Wood
men will have charge of the burial,
which will be made at South Side
cemetery
The deceased was 50 years old He
leaves a wife and two step-children.
He came here about three years ago
from Texas. He was Sovereign of Ros-
well Camp. Woodmen of the World,
and was good citizen.
raf-y11C a vr-f7
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Next week the New Mexico Bar AS
sociation, the Pecos Valley newspaper
men and the Territorial Bureau of I'M
migration will all nold sessions in
Roswell 1t is expected that Governor
Curry will be here for the meetings
of the lawyers, and it is understood
That he will be accompanied by w.
H. Andrews, and other prominent per-
sons from over the Territory, among
whom are the following: w. D. Chill
ders, H. D. Ferguson, A. B. McMil-
len and L. A. Abbott, Judge of the Sec
ond district, all of Albuquerque; H.
B. Holt and NJ. B. Thompson, of Las
Cruces; E. A, Mann, judge of the
Sixth district, of A1amogordo; Ben
NJ. Read and John R. McFfe, judge
of the First District, of Santa Fe; A.
A. Jones, of Las Vegas: w. C. Wrig-
ley, of Ration; John A Pace, of Clay
ton; Samuel H. Cowan, of Fort Worth,
VIM. H. Pope, judge of the Fifth dis
trict, of Roswell.
The following program has been
arranged by the Bar Association for
its three days here:
First Day.
Association called to order at the
Court House by the President at 10:0O
O'Clock a. m.
Minutes and report of the secretary.
Report of committees.
Annual address by President A. B.
Renenan. Subject: Federal Policy
Touching the Rio Grande and its
Tributaries
General Discussion
200 p. m-Address by Hon. Sam
uel H. Cowan, of the Flort Worth Bar.
Subject: Government Regulation of
Railroads"
$50 p. m-Reception to the men,
bers of the New Mexico Bar Associa-
ton by Judge and Mrs. William H.
Pope.
Second Day.
1000 a. m.-Association called to
order by the President.
Report OF Secretary of the Commit
tee on the Revision OF Laws OF New
Mexico. Hon. BENJAMIN NJ. Read.
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Eat your Sunday dinner at
the Shelby Hotel. Every
thing the market affords for
3sc.-A. III Utterback, Prop.

Primitive Brady and his sister, Mrs.
Ana B. Garcia came in Yesterday from
Mr.. Brad,y's wife died the night OF
August 9th. Mrs. Garcia was there
attending the sick bed of her sister-in-
law and remained for the funeral. Mr..
Brady will return to his home in Lin
coin tomorrow He confirms the re-
port published elsewhere in this issue
as to the mistake about Juan B. Blea
being a suicide.
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he went on business for his company.
He reports that the rumor that Juan
B. Blea had committed suicide, was
without foundation, as he saw Blea at
Lincoln on Monday of this week. His
suicide was supposed to have occurred
last Friday, week ago. Blea is at
tending teachers institute at Lincoln,
with the expectancy of teaching
school this winter. He is not il the
employ of the Singer Company any
more.
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Mr.. Haeerman Coming to Roswell.

Santa Fe. N. M, Aug. 15.-Hon-
Herbert J. Hagerman was host tonight
at his residence at a dinner il honor
of Governor George Curry, at which
the following were present: Governor
Curry, former Governor NJ. A. Otero,
former Governor Bradford L. Prince,
Attorney General A. B. Fall, R. P.
Erveil, commissioner of public lands;
Hon. Levi A. Hughes, of Santa Fe;
Major R. ]. Palen, Capt Fritz Muller,
of the federal land office, Mayor Thos.
B. Catron. of Santa Fe, and w. NJ.
Upton, of Washington, d. c.
Mr.. Hagerman is preparing to break
up his Santa Fe residence, and during
the coming week will probaly leave
here to take up his residence at his
home in Roswell.
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General Discussion on Revision.
200 p. m.-Addresses: Needed
Congressional Legislation" Hon H.
B. Ferguson. Hon. A. A. Jones.
Discussion.
Addresses: Separate Appellate
Court for New Mexico" Hon w. B.
Childers Hon. T. B. Catron
900 p. m.-Banquet. Toastmaster.
Hon. C. R. Brice
Third Day.
Day in Country.
900 a. NJ Automobile ride thru
the farms, complimentary to the
members of the Association.
Luncn at Country Club.
800 p. IN. Election of officers.
Adjournment.
The Record has already announced
the program for the gathering of the
newspaper men, which is by all means
the most important of all, since the
lawyer who never gets his name in
the newspapers is a fiat failure, and
immigration is never attracted to any
country without newspaper advertis-
ing
The Territorial Bureau of Immigra-
tio1 holds a session here on the 21st.
The following membefs will be in at
tendance at this meeting: JosAph w.
Bible, president of the board, prom
inent mining man from Grant county;
A NJ. Edwards, an influential lawyer
of San Juan county; D. A. MacPher-
son, business manager of the Albu-
querque Journal; George A. Fleming,
secretary of the Las Vegas Comm mercial
Club: John A. Haley. editor OF the
retary, and the local member, c. E.
Mason.
Entertainments of various kinds
have been arranged for the pleasure
of the visitors to Roswell, and no eff
fort will be spared to give them the
proper opinion of the hospitality of the
people of Roswell.
Teachers Institute Next Week.
The Chaves County Teachers In
stitute will be held in Roswell next
week, Jegin1ing Monday, August 10,
and extending through the 29th. Then
will follow the examinations for teach
ers' certificates on August 80 and 81
Prof. ]. H. Vaughan, of Roswell, has
been selected as conductor of the III
stitute and Prof. B. F. Brown, of Ar
tesla, is to be instructor. County Sup
erintendent Mark Howell has made
all arrangements for the meeting and
is expecting a full attendance. Several
teachers have already arrived and
many more are expected in tonight
and tomorrow.
Ball Games for Big Week.
Marcos SANCHEZ, manager of the
Roswell Mexican team, is arranging
games for Tuesday and Wednesday
to be played here with the Lake Ar
thur team. These teams played two
splendid games at Lake Arthur this
week.
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the time being Robert C. Gortner, of
the First judicial district court, will
act as assistant attorney general in
the absence of the attorney general.
Judge Fall will be obliged, on account
of important business to return to Ell
Paso tomorrow evening for a short
time.-New Mexican, Aug Is.
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Picnic at the Country Club.

The following party went out to the
Country Club for a supper and moon
light picnic last night: Mesdames Har
ry Jaffa, Folsom, w. S. Prayer; Miss
Sheriff., of Gree1ville, Tex; Messrs.
Nathan Jaffa, w. S. Prayer, DR.. Phil
lips, Col. Wilson and Charles De
Freest.
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Roswell to Have a chautauqua.


The Ladies Aid Society, of the Bap-
tist church, has secured a rare treat
for Roswell in the Chautauqua AS
sembly to be held here about the first
of September The exact date will be
announced later.
Tae Assembly will consist of four
teen concerts. lectures and entertain
ments. all of unusual merit, such as
"The Ben Hur Entertainers the
great story of Gen. Lew Wallace has
never been more successfully repro
duced than is now being done by this
company.
Charles F.. Stalker, the cartoonist,
is to be one of the attractions. Chas.
F. Stalker is not only a great cartoon
ist, but also a great orator.
Count Sobeiski will give his great
lecture, 1.-The Rise and Fall of the
Polish Republic and the Struggle of
her People for Freedom" Coming as
it does from the neir to the throne of
Poland. it naturally takes rank as one
of the truly great lectures of the age.
Then there will be "The Howard
Payne Quartette" and Readers and
Impersonators. Any one of these at
fractions is worth the price of a sea-
son ticket, $500, and to see them all
for this amount is an opportunity that
should not be missed. Tickets will be
sold by the members of the Ladies'
Aid Society.
Special announcements concerning
the Chautauqua will appear from time
to time in the Record.
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Get in line and get a "Cala.
bash" pipe, at the Smoke House.

Do not fail to attend links auction,
now going on every afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. l.. G. Hadley, who came up
yesterday from Artesia with DR.. In
man who brought Mrs. E. Bowman
to St MaTy's hospital to be operated
on, went home last night. The opera
ton was successfully performed yes
terday.
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Comet Palmer Than Ever.

The comet that was first noted more
than a week ago in the easter sky,
between the hours Of three and four
in the morning, is still to be seen, and
it is palmer than ever. At least, it was
there this morning. A number of peo-
pie saw it, and they report that its
tail is growing.
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Mrs Il. Evans left this morning for
Boaz, where she expects to open a
hotel. She has been in the real estate
business there. but says she is tired
of seeing her customers living on
crackers and sirdines, and viii pro-
vide q place OF entertainment for Wis
itors at Boaz.
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CLOWREY CLAIMS THE
OPERATORS ARE BEATEN

New York, Aug. 15.-At the gener-
al offices of the two telegraph COM
panies it was said today that no diff
Guilty was being experienced in hand
ling all the business offered.
@'The strike is over" declared Col
Clowry, president and general mana
ger of the Western Union eve are
having many applications from the
strikers for their former positions,
but we are turning them down We
nave filed the positions vacated by
the operators who went on strike and
sitions than we need men to FILL
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Must Have Money.

I am reducing my large stock at
auction in order to raise some ready
cash. Goods must go at any price.
Sales every afternoon and evening
Geo. w. link, 5eweler. If
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Never have the citizens of Roswell
had an opportunity to buy such fine
cry afternoon and evening.-Zink the
Jeweler. II
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BUSY DAYS
NEXT WEEK
LAWYERS, EDITORS AND IMMI-
GRAFTON BUREAU, ALL WILL
MEET IN ROSWELL.
THREE INTERESTING DAYS

Gov. Curry, "BuII" Andrews and Many
tory Will Be Here.-Addresses by
Prominent Lawyers Entertain
ments Planned.
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JAFFA IS
APPOINTED
RECEIVED NOTICE LAST NIGHT
THAT HE WAS NAMED
SECRETARY.
TO SANTA FE TOMORROW

Will Go Into Office at Once if Neces-
sary, but Will Wait Ten Days if Pos
National Bank Something of the
Life of the New Secretary.
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Cheapest money to loan on
city and country property.
Woodruff & DeFreest. I00tf
U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
fLocaI Report.l

Roswell, N. NJ. Aug. 17.-Tempera-
ture-Max-. 81; min. 63; mean, 80.
Precipitation. 90; wind E.. velocity
3 miles: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
NOT RECEIVED.
M-WRIGHT.
ofHcIaI In Charge.
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All the way from Africa---tfle
"CaIabash" pipe--at the "Smoke
House." 1t
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,Calabash" pipes are the best
yet--at "The Smoke House." 1t

Susie Wilson has sold R. p Bean
for $500. lot 3, block 10. West Side
addition to Roswell.
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I TALK
BOND ISSUE
PEOPLE DECLINE TO BE INTER-
VIEWED ON PROPOSITION.
WANT TIME TO THINK

Reporter Calls on Dozen Citizens
and Gets One Interview on the Cues
ton Which the City is to Decide at
Special Election September IS.
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Cazier will sell you the best land
in the Pecos Valley Tor the least mon
ey. Titles perfect Dexter. N NJ 27t33
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New Railroad Schedule.

South Bound.
Arrive, daily, 6:25 p. N.
Depart, daily, 6:35 p. m.
North Bound.
Arrive, daily, $50 a. m.
Depart, daily, 9:05 a. m.
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Nathan Jaffa was born in Hesse-
Cassel, Germany, December %, 1863.
He came to America in 1878, in his
18th year, and went to Trinidad, Colo,
where he entered the service of Jaffa
Brothers. of that place. Later he took
charge of their business at Las We
gas. and still later at Albuquerque,
remaining two years at each of the
last two towns. During his stay with
that firm he made the acquaintance
of w. s. Prayer, and in 1886 they de-
cided to strike out for themselves,
organizing partnership and coming
to Roswell and opening the store of
Jana, Prayer & Co., which mas since
grown to be one of the leading busi-
ness institutions of the Territory That
was 81 years ago, ald since that time
Mr. Jaffa has been one of the leading
citizens of Roswell.
Mr.. Jaffa helped Capt. John w. Poe
organize the first bank in Roswell.
which was called the Bank of Ros-
well, and was afterward sold and
changed to the First National Bank
of Roswell. In the year 1900 Mr.. Jaffa
and MI. Poe, and several others, or
ganized the Citizens National Bank.
Mr.. Jaffa has been its cashier since
the day it was organized. He has al
ways been a conservative, safe busi-
ness man, as well as sarewd and far
sighted in business matters. With it
all and in spite of his remarkable fin
ancial success, he has retained 'the
milk of human kindness more abund-
antly than would be expected of a man
in the business he has followed. and
which at tines would seem to require
a hard heart. In short, he is one of
the most popular men of the county.
In 1890 Mr. Jana was married to
Miss Essie Straus Their children are
two daughters and a son. Mr.. Jaffa
was the first Republican ever elected
to- ONCE in chaves county. when cho-
sen county commissioner some years
ado. He has been a member of the
B$ard OF Regents OF the New Mexico
Military Institute since the date of its
Organization, and is now president of
the same.
Mr.. Jana is a 32nd degree Scottish
Rite Mason. an Elk, and natural
noblemaa He and his family have q
warm spot in the hearts of great
many Roswell people. who regret to
nee them leave even temporarily.
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Rooming House.
Furniture anS lease for sale at a
bargain By <e4riton & Bell.
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8 shows at the Majestic tonight,
7:15, 500 and S:45.
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Cazier will Sc

shows at the Majestic tonight,
7:I5, 500 and s:45.
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Newspaper advertising is recogniz
ed as the best
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If you have the good the Record can
find the buyers for you.
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The latest thing in smoke---
The "CaIabash" pipe---at 1.-The
Smoke House" exclusively. 1t
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Attend links auction tonight.
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Notice to Woodmen.

All Woodmen are requested to be
at the hall tomorrow Sunday after
noon, promptly at $3.50 O'Clock to at
tend the funeral of Sovereign ]. c.
Hill. By order of c. c.
WALTER GILL, Clerk
Ell Captain Camp No. 6. w. o. W.
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Roswell finally got word last night
that Nathan Jaffa had been appointed
secretary of New Mexico, two days af-
ter the Presidents action had been
officially announced from Oyster Bay.
The news came in a bunch when it
did get here, arriving in several out
side papers and in a lot of kilograms
Journal would nave gotten the news
in here before noon yesterday, but
for the first time il many a month,
yesterdays auto was late, not reach
ing Roswell till six o'clock. The Off
cial announcement came in a mailed
telegram from Governor George Curry
to Mr.. Jaffa.
Owing to the urgency of the mes
sage bringing him the news that the
Presidents appointment was in Santa
Fe, Mr.. Jaffa has decided to go at
once to the capital and see what must
be done. He will leave on tomorrow's
auto for that place, and, if necessary,
will be sworn in at once. If it is pos
sible. ne will wait about ten days and
spend the intervening time with his
family, who are spending the summer
in Denver, and in transacting impor-
tant business. Mr.. Jaffa had planned
to leave tomorrow for Denver, but
considers his first duty to his new
Office,
For the past few days Joseph J.
Jaffa. a banker and business man of
many years experience and almost as
well known as his brother, Nathan,
has been in the 1atter's place as CASH
Ter of the Citizens National Bank for
the past few days, pending the action
of the directors of the bank in the
official selection of a cashier.
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8 shows at the Majestic tonight
7:15, 500 and S:45.