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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31
BADGERS AT VASSAR.
Five Wisconsin Girls Will Graduate on
Tune 10.

POUGHKEEPSIE. n. Y, May 81
Among the girls who will receive the
bachelor of arts degree at Vassar college
commencement June 10, are the following
Wisconsin girls: Eliza Adelaide Draper
and Helen Theirs, Kenosha; Alice Mar
raret Grant and Julia Augusta Linde-
man. Milwaukee, and Ann Margaret
Shaw of Eau Claire.
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WARREN E. GARDNER DEAD.
Wealthy Retired Farmer of Brodhead
Passed Away Sunday

BROADHEAD, Wis. May 27.-[Spe-
cial. Warren E. Gardner, wealthy
retired farmer and stock raiser. aged IS
wears, died at his home here on Sunday.
He was the owner of one of the largest
farms in the county, 54S acres. He had
once been mayor of the city. The fu-
neral will be held on Wednesday.
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ReIoit Hotel Man Arrested.

BELOIT, Wis, May Isl Special. i
State Factory Inspector Evans Of Racine
today caused the arrest of Landlord Nc
Carly of the Hotel Hilton for violations
been employing small boys to run eleva-
tors and do other work it is charged.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31
GOLDSWORTHY EXPLAINS MATTERS
Vesper's Postmaster Says He Voluntarily
Threw Up Position.

MADISON, Wis, May 27.-Assembly-
man c. r. Goldsworthy denies that there
is any truth in reports chat he was dis
missed from the postotfice at Vesper be-
cause of a division of the salary with his
assistant. He says:
"A postofice inspector, in checking ND
the office, said l should give more time
to the office. Last fall another postofice
Inspector followed this up more urgent
ly.
about the office. and at his suggestion.
recommended a successor"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31
THIRTEEN GRADUATE AT GRAFTON.
Invitations Out for Commencement Fes-
Invites at Fond du Lac.

FOND DU LAC, Wis, May 2S.-In-
vitations for the commencement exer-
cises at Grafton hall on June s. 9, 10
and II were issued Monday. Thirteen
young women will be given diplomas.
The four days programme begins with
hall Saturday night. Rev. Robert Cod
man, d D.. bishop Of Maine, will preach
the baccalaureate sermon. The gradual
ing exercises will be held Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock when Rt.-Rev. {. G..
Grafton, s. 7. D.. bishop Of the diocese
of Fond du Lac, will deli1 Ell an address.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31
SUPERIOR WINS IN SUPREME COURT
Held That Street Improvement Bonds
Are Not City's General Obligation

s W,A:sIH,INIG;;ToN, D. G., May Is
lopecial. l-Chief Justice Fuller has de
MED the petition for writ of cerfiorari
III the case of the National Exchange
bank of Providence, r. l., petitioner,
against the City of Superior, Wis. The
question at issue was whether street i'm
provement bonds of Superior were a
general obligation Of the city. The court
lelG that they were not and the decision
OF the supreme court has the effect Of
affirming the decision of the lower court.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31
BAGS BEAR
Senator Successful on Hunting Trip in
Colorado-Coming Home
This Week.

MADISON, Wis, May 2S.-[Special.]
Senator La Toilette has qualified in
the Roosevelt class as q hunter Of big
game Word has been received here
that he shot & bear on his recent expe-
dition in Colorado. Col. Hannah, Mr..
La Foilette's private secretary, is IN the
city today. Mr.. La Toilette is expected
this week.
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TRY DILLON IN JUNE.

RACINE, Wis, May 27.-On Tuesday
District Attorney Fulton Thompson viii
appear before Judge E. B. Belden and
ask that the case of the state of Wiscon-
sin vs.. J. W. Dillon, charged w;+h the
murder of Jacob c. Best, Jr, OF NIL
waukee, be placed on the April calendar
and tried next month. The attorneys
for Dillon do not desire that his case be
tried until the fall term of the circni+
court which will be called in November
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ENCAMPMENT AT sANDUsKY.
Spanish-American War Veterans Change
Plans for National Meet

RACINE. Wis. May 2S.-The national
encampment of the United Spanish War
Veterans will be held at Cedar Point,
Sandusky, o.. September 8, 10 and IL,
instead of at Oklahoma City, as was
decided at the encampment held ct
Washington, d. c., last October.
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WINTER WEATHER AT ALMOND.
Heavy Snowstorm on Sunday and Frost
on Monday.

ALMOND, Wis, May 2S.--[Special.]
There was a heavy snowfall here on
Sunday, with severe frost which made
its appearance on Saturday night. Crops
have received a decided set back.
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Ceremonies at Rome.

Rome, April MANY American
church dfgnitaries are assisting in
the ceremonies attendant upon the re-
opening Of the historic church of San
Andera della Vale, which has been
closed several years for. repairs. The
program today was in charge of the
Rev Winter Baumgarten of Pittsburg
preside1tdof the committee on frestor-
ation-5 Mass vas said in the church
this morning by Archbishop Quigley
of Chicago. assisted by students of
the American college. g Tomorrow
mass will bes salt by Archbishop Set
on of Jersey City, assisted by the Am
erican students at the College of Pro-
paga1da. The church will be blessed
tomorrow afternoon by Cardinal Mar
tine. The famous edifice stands on
the site of the senate house where Gae-
sar was murdered, 1t was erected
in 1591 by monks of the Theatine or
der It's dome, the largest in Rome.
with exception of St. Peters was
by, Domenichiao.a,Th tn Thea
tine order of all countries is represent
ed at the ceremonies, Father Ryan
coming from America. TT9iJ
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Hear Hill Case Tuesday.

St. Paul, Mimi, April 1.-The writ
of maldamus issued at the request of
Attorney General Young by Chief JUS
tice Stewart of the Minnesota SUI
breme court, to compel the ST. Paul
pany to. show cause why it's charter
should aot be forfeited, is, .returnable
tomorrow The corporation, is the pa
rent company of the Great Northern,
which is the real defendant, since it
owns the Manitoba company's stock.
The transfer was made in 1890, since
when the Great Northern has owned
and operated the road. Attorney Gen
era1 Young alleges that the! Manitoba
road las ceased to performl the func-
lions for which it was organized and
has no right to, corporate existence
Under the Minnesota laws. 1t is fur
Their alleged that the Great Northern
has issued a great amount of watered
stock and the state asks that this, be
declared void and the payment of fur
the dividends on it be prohibited.
The suit will settle the question of
theacoinpan's right to create subsidiary
companies to build extensions and to
issue stock and bonds at will without
state supervision. s..-4
1T is stated that if the decision of
ates to preventGfuture stock and bond
issues, the Hill roads will place on the
market blocks of. notes in amounts
sufficient to provide for the financial
needs of the companies. $50
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vsru %Ts So <EF"Ft i=Ett4+
Rd Washington, April 1.-THE most
thorough ant searching investigation
of the conduct of the post office de-
| partment ever attempted was COM
meuced in New York todays by ! the
membersaDf the congressioaals postal
commission provided for4by the post
office appropriation bill passed dur
ing the closing days of the ~Fifty-ninth
congress.
1.-THE Personnel of the commission
is as follows = Senator Penrose, of
PENNSYLVANIA, chairman. of the senate
post office commission; Representa-
tive Overstreet, of Indiana, chairman
sof the honse post office commission:
Representative Moon Of Tennessee,
and Gardner of New Jersey, and Sen
ators Clay of Georgia and Carter OF
Montana. The actual Investigation is
I'M charge OF the first three named,
who comprise a subcommittee to con
duct the inquiry. Several experts
ave been employed to. aid in the IN
~dertaking, provision for this having
been made in the. congressional act.
thus relieving the Investigators Of
the mechanical part of the work. 8
The entire postal system ofFpthe.
nation will be covered by the inves-
tigatfons of the committee and it is
expected that m~anyureforms will re-
suit That the inquiry is intended
10 be a thorough one is evidenced by
the fact that congress appropriated
s75, 5000 to cover the cost of employing
experts. One of the important mat
tiers to be considered is the proposed
restriction of second class rates on
newspapers. enormously alleged e. to
be the cause oil the deficit in the cost
of operation of the department. Al
legged abuses Of the franking privilege
will be probed and it is -exepcted that
it will result in the discovery. of the
actual source of the deficit. q,
|. During the course of Investigation
a thorough inquiry will be made in
to the. accounting and bookkeeping
methods now in vogue il the DEPART
ment, said to be unduly involved and
cumbersome A new accounting sys-
tenn will likely beas3recommended,
whereby records Of the receipts and
expenditures of the department may
be kept in such a n as to show
the actual proportion of the operating
expenses to be assigned to each class
of mail matter. % ~ The operations of
such a system would SHOW theaeost
of transportation and the handling of
Zach class of matter and the cost of
the services rendered the public by
each division of the postal service.
1t would show whether any class of
mail is being carried at too low a rate
and whether any division of the work
is conducted in an extravagant man
ner. .452b aa-usH
The present method of issuing fraud
orders and of conducting prosecutions
against persons charged with mailing
obscene matter will be considered.
Such matters are now entirely in the
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win PIav dPoio Al Roswena

A three cornered polo game wfllGbe
one of the features of the Panhandle
Cattle rRaisers' convention at Roswell
next month, Teams from Amarillo,
Midland and Roswell will compete for
'honors n the winner will have title
to the championship OF the. Southwest
- The Amarillo team which has been
shaped mp for the contest will be com
posed of John Mcknight, Arthur No
Knight Lewis Meyers and Albert Bi-
wins. These are all old polo. players
and viii begin at ono practfcing SO
get into trim for the series at Ros-
well. = Besides the Amarillo men, seyr
other men nave Joined the squad
hererc E. c. Fhroekmorton of Chan
ming fs an enthusiastic polo man and
several other riders n that district
wish Ito aentert at least the practice
games H~GtfiuTtaGf-0 1ategTT
7fR.aL Slaughter and clarence scar
borough wifi head the Midland squad
which Includes some hof die fastest
players IN the Southwest, Ed Crowley
the newlys @fecteP s8cretafy Sbf the
TeHAO n Eatele3 Raisers' association.
will lhave charge OF the buhch from
Midland An itheIaconteStaats .arenoid.
cattlemeat and the horses used will
befuuwI ponies or the riders selection.
Her4ld.hnsrl1fs e9h Ra0a
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The eaynor-Greene Case,

" New Orleans, La, April 1.-THE
case of John F.. Gaynor and Benjamin
D. Greene, convicted fifteen months
ago9o Of conspiracy to defraud the gov.
eminent in connection with the Savan
nah. harbora Improvements contract
will be argued here today in the Tn
tied States court of appeals. y AT Fthe
trial in Savannah both men were sen,
fenced to four years Imprisonment
each and. to pay, a. fine tof $575, 900.
In its plea for ne trial the de
Tense alleges 200 errors. The govern
mentt is represented by Marion Erwin
United States district attorney for the
eastern district of Georgia.
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ARIZONA GAMBLERS - al iii,
WILL TAKE A SNEAK.

|, Phoepixz Ariz-u April Like a
voice from Tombstone or the pitifu1
kpIeadipg of the famous military shade
of much maligned Yuma, begging for
blankets, is the despairing wall that
is going up from Arizona gamblers to-
day, owing to the enforcement of the
new territorial law against gambling.
AaltHb5itfessta that the law Will be
strictly enforced and no games of any
kind will be allowed to run within the
confines of the territory. Gambling
was ended in this city two months
ago by the operation of a municipal
ordinance ?. The public school fund
of ARIZONA will aost, about S57, 900 "a
of Arizona. will alose rabout $50 a
year, but the gain will be thousands
of times that much in the environ
ment under which children will -be
trained for citizenship in the future.
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MEMBER AssocATEDaRREss., e

community or the nation by embeZ
cling a large sum of trust funds and
absconds between suns, in -Riae gases
in ten has been led into if $teb$ tS
step along Some line of gamblihg Thu
record proves it to be true so e6ncf.
sively that to argue"tto that effect
would, be to waste words and time.
Shocking instances. of defalcation
and disgrace, bad as they are, are not
the worst results of vice "seen too
off, and winkeds at and tolerated, in
one or another form, by even the oE-
derby citizens of a communitys ~ The
de1 means deviltry. The dive spells
crime. People who tolerate the snares
and deadfalls, must expect their own
bows. and girls to he caught. their
own friends to fall. They must expect
TO suffer the inevitable penalties
with the rest. Ft'''a
- Such is the Ease in Fort Worth. Ein
Dallas, in, every other city or cnrnfnut
nifty in the world. Conditions appear
Ito have been greatly improved in
Fort Worth; but there are some Tex
as cities in which, because of the in
differency of citizens and of the tacit
approval man. of them accord to
their favorite sort of gambling" the
faithful official who dares follow up
mis- duty closely must needs, take his
life in his Owl hands in doing 50! L
The Fort Worth tragedy is the sort
of thing the vice that some citizens
wink at will lead t % as a logical re-
suit. 1t has led to it a Thousand times
over. It means deceit. fraud, ~rascali-
ty and robbery at its best. 1t means
perjury, burglary. assassination and
anarchy in the end. 'h H~-ff
b Citizens of Fort Worth should hon
or the name of the faithful official
who has fallen a martyr to duty faith
fully performed. and should lead, even
as the courageous exemplar of other
Texas citiesy in an earnest and de-
termined movement - looking to a
firm and, ~unsparing enforcement of
all the laws. beginning with the light
est of the city ordinances and includ-
ing every statute in the Texas code;
and every other city and town in the
state should follow her timely exam
pie. p
over. TIE highly respectable citizen
who noe the moral sense of the
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HOW 1T Is TAKEN rei Ea
BY BROTHER NEWKIRk.

From Pecos Valley News. T"
We were beaten and beaten badly.
Artesia county no more will cause the
horrid nightmare, of nigh taxes to rise
before the sleepIess eyes of the PEG
pie of the fake Queen and those
of Observation-Disclosures. Once again
has it been proven that the power OF
RIGHT cannot withstand the power
of CASH and it, has been proven il
such a manner that MI. Cameron will
not be able to ook an honest man IN
the face without bhIshi1g. -,a,4.rs
At Carlsbad old man Reed will rub
mis- dinner, basket and proceed to make
another cut in price to get some work
to do. Champion Mu1lane will wan
der out to get another drink. confident
that his, share of the graft is safe for
another two years At Lakewood the
editor of the Progress will look around
his two4by-four shack and remark that
he a a good guess as to- the out
come. e. In Roswell Pickett will grin
an expansive grin, rub his bald head
and lean eel the keyboard of his ma
cniae and then we will have another
war in the tropics. We AXE space
here TO state that the zunreliability of
the, Record will remain the same as
ever as the Ass is still eatilgimustard
VIII Robinson will fold his arms and
with a sanity smile. as beftting a
member of the council, will tell us to
try again and get handed another lem
on. He will 4alSo hash lit Nfp in some
of the awfulDagony of his tepderfoot.
articles, climb in the band wagon and
drive off. T, Turner Meade, the two
bit sfn1eriof the gyp-nin town. will
go into spasms with "a bum print and
impossible scare head! We hope he
will have. in, his new type SO weQcan
read what he says about us, AT Day
ton, Bro Burnett will extend his sym
,pathyato. us incur hour of need and
it will be appreciated. Heftwas with
us whea he. though we would get the
county and he will be WITH us now
that we have failed. Whatever feel
ings We may have of the other news
papers of the valley we say 'God bless
Bro, Buraett." zf-h7..- Fsae si zhHj
Hereafter there will be no party
in Artesia but we will go against
the gang no matter what party 1t hap
pens to DE of! Gayle Talbot. the stro1
geSt Democrat in Artesia and who Is
a MAN, in spite of what his enemies1
may say, has repeatedly said that he |
would not vote for the Eddy county
gang again. and the other democrats
Of Artesia are WITH him. In fact we
hope to- make things warm at the next
election Er. A4Ina1rrn-- E4T7r .~-tE-l
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!. Christian Conference at Toxic

TOklO, -ApriI- l|.HundredSl OF dele
gates representing the Uaited States
and all European nations are partTci=
-pating in the first international. Gnris
tian conference ever held in Asia, The
conference is presided over by Gen
eral Secretary John r. Mott of the
worlds Student Christian federation,
who has been here several weeks ar
ranging for the gathering. The ses-
sions will continue, through the week
and will be followed by IN .evangelis-
tic campaign in all the larger cities
of the Japanese empire 75E79f
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New MINING Scale.

Butte. Mont. April The new
wage scale of h miners and smelter-
men,rof the Butte district became EFF
fectiye today and will Fc%ontinheo in
force five years, effectually disposing
of the labor troubles that have been
in progress for some time. Shelter
men will hereafter receive from SO to
$4.z5t .per-day, the average being $3.50
Miners will he paid "a a day as long
as copper sells at Is cents or mQEsza
pound. ''
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WS.V1SgwHa9 FHU FaEsT1
Classified Ads
FOR saIE,

FOR SALE: Extra Ilaah windmill and
fence posts--P. V.Ifeed Yard 6t24
Almost new. fnquirdkk his once 26ts
FOR SALE Land scrip.-Wur4G.
Skillma1. st Aft
FOR FOR sl ALE Irneh Of horses
+ applyetoaTom White ortLee Rich
aFdst brsrA % qR5TfStf,
FOR SAaE:- 8 Fl z.P.a gasoline en-
gine:-L- K. McGaffey,21Os: N.GMain
L. st~reetsL,fos Ian s,.s a. 26tf
FOR sALE;msome, choice residence
lots, well located, al aE~ock-bottom
prices. CARLTON & BELL,
FOR SALE 3-year-old stallion, one
~cultivator, one planter. one plow.-
4o17 MoGaffey.9 al 't's 26t4*
FOR nsALE:- One driving hlorse.AC.
a Ii Adridge, Il mi. southwest of
~ Pauly school building e26t6*g 5t
FOR 7SALE:- swefefTebbitts Stan
l. hope Qbuggy) for sale or trade for.
diamond. Apply Roswell Hdw.a Co. !
FOR SALE One rotary and drop
Austin well urillingzmachine. Phone
.a or write, the Oasis E.anch, r29tf]
FOR SALE:- Three or four miles of
open woven wire fence: ~" also
+. 5fence pests Apply Oasis ranch, aof.E
phone 347 -t~rs4tgseh~. Oft.
FOR SALE Cornplaater, 3 and Al
horse power equalizer pumping jack
hay stacker, at 204 w. Alameda |
ave. 25t3*
Eighty acres, well Improved, IL I
miles from court house, for sale at
a. bargain afor a few tdays--Carlton
q Bell 90 1sfig4 sGza " -
FOR SALE.lNice house. well locat-
ed artesIant water, plenty sha1e |
businessman of town demands pars1
les attention, will sell cneap.-Car
ton & Bell. " ~ ~
sALE:A Automatic shot gun.
II good as new 100 smokeless shells
and belt. Cost of above s41.75.
$27,004 buys same. Addrsss aBox@123f
Artesia, y. NJ, an .24t10I
FOR .sALE:H.One 6-horse power
plete with clutch. Auto sparker
n one cooling tank and two gasoline
tanks: NO 1902 E. Btatd St, Box
262, Roswell, N. M. 2ot6*
.XCHANFE:T AabargaiaBm 800 acre
desert claim, 4 miles ff Artesia.
$4,000 improvements on kame.f viii
> sell 9eneAp for eashsor Exchange. for
city PROPERTY, stock or 1iee line of
dry goofs- No gyp, or alkali, an
good lan1. Address Box i23. Artert|
!. STA oN.I M.ss4E5F} 81 8tst724t10 oil
- -o- $780, - L
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{ New ster1shin Line.

s Richmond Va, April lin anticEs
patton of the t,rtIfi' of traffic to the
jamestown expos>9p, a daily steam
SHIP service wa rnbday, inaugurated
by the Observation-Disclosures between
Northumberland 3Anond.
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WANTED.s

y :. "|@TE9 "NW "TT"|| |"E|T
WANTED Cook at Hotel Hager-
IN man fG,4 Hfa lass NJ Nh 24t6
WANTED;;T Position as book keep
e,,er err Address C., A. C., care Record-
ezz3I@#@I oa,usa audf nss sl7
WANTED = good reliable boy
Payton Drug BOOK & Stationery
& CoIts9s sdf Is t~sFig1e ih'us oota
15 ts g7s}z MIRO ir sEE
WANTED Competent man to run
,Fairhalks7Morse gasoline engine on
ranch. Apply at Roswell Hardware
60. 24t6
IS n. sln5 eysl1 81 yFsagsass
WANTED: position in
store. by school teacher of ten
Route NO. Il, BOX 81. 21t5*
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EDDY Case Comes ur

Concord, N. H., April 1.-Atothe ep-I
ening of the April term of t1ile superior
court here tomorrow a definite. date
will be set for a. nearing on the bill
Of equity filed by Mrs. EddF'st SON. Geo
W. Glover of Deadwood, S. D., and 9th
@ers to secure al accounting of the fl
snancial affairs o Mrs Nary Baker.
Glover Eddy, head of the Christian
Science church. tE@f* +s
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Tried for

Blue Earth, Mimi, April ii. H.
Rademac cher appointment 1unberman
of this city, will be tried at tie April
term of district court on a charge of
attempting to poisot his wild Mrs.
Rademacher testified that on Two oc-
casions ~sherfound5 drsenie in aer cof-
fee. y. ef,a ffaaaat4 20 Il
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A Bio Consolidation.

Memphis. Tenn, April a 1.-THE
5Chfsm Brothers company and the. Nor
fleet Thompson company, two of the
oldest and largest. wholesale grocery
concerns in Memphis, or the south to-
day consolidated their business, which
will hereafter be conducted under one
management. The merger will cbe
known as the !Cnism-Thompson com
pany. +--.sl