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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-13
SOME REAL BASE BALL
GAMES FOR NEXT WEEK.

The swift Albuquerque base ball
team will be in Roswell next week,
and some real base ball games will
be seen. 1t will be up to Roswell's s
best players to put up the game of
their lives then. Albuquerque will pos
itively play the Military Institute
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
and probably play the town team on
Thursday and Friday Albuquerque's
team afforded the best games seen
in Roswell last year, when they play
ed the Institute, and something gilt
edged is expected this time
The Old Timers, Judge G. A Ricn-
ardson, manager, and Ralph Parsons,
captain, have challenged the Elks for
a base ball game at Amusement Park
for Friday afternoon of this week.
Manager Charley Tannehill, of the
Elks' team is picking his men and
the game will be pulled Off One rule
will be that no practici1g can be
done
The "Parso1" has not consulted the
"Tenderfoot" yet, but feels safe in
saying that the printers and newspa-
per men Of Roswell can beat the win
ner of this proposed scrub game.
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Miss Beams Graduating Recital.

Courtesy Invitations have been re.
ceived by a number of Roswell peo-
pie to the graduating recital of Miss
Nell Gay Bean, pianist, and Miss
Pearl Rees, reader, at Switzer college,
Friday evening, May "a. The program
contained therein shows that only
works of the highest art are 10 be
put on and that the evening will be
one of pleasure to those attending.
Miss Bean is a Roswell girl. the
daughter OF R. P. Bean. who lives
southeast of town.
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WESTERN LAND FRAUDS
WILL PROVE INTERESTING.

| Washington May 13.-Disclosures
of land frauds, even more sensational
than those OF Idaho and Utah, are ex-
pected to result from the invesiga-
| tions Of the federal grand jury, that
will begin its sessions in Denver to-
morrow. Many "mel higher up" are
believed to be involved in the various
alleged violations of the federal stat
| utes relating to the requirements of
coal lands in Colorado. Revelations
| of illegal practices made during the
hearing by the interstate commerce
| commission in Denver about five
months ago will it is understood, form
the basis of the coming inquiry. The
investigation is particularly interest
ing at this time since it is likely to
involve the principal enemies of tine
Western Federation of Miners, whose
officers are now on trial for the muir
der alleged, in Boise. For some time
officers of the department of justice
in Washington, have been in Colorado
collecting evidence to be presented
to the grand jury.
At the December hearing of the
commerce commission in Denver very
much data was secured tending to in
criminate the officials of the Utah
company, a concern affiliated with the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company and
tine Denver & Rio Grande railroad,
all of which are controlled by tae
Gould interests. This testimony was
turned over to the department of JUS
tfce, which continued the inquiry Sew
eral officials OF the Utah Fuel COM
pany have already been indicted in
Utah because of their alleged illegal
operations in that state 1t is known
before the grand jury that tney filed
on coal lands at the request of an
attorney supposedly representing the
Utah Fuel company, later disposing
$50 each
The law governing the disposal of
coal lands by the government requir-
es the applicants to swear that they
are filing on the land solely for their
own use. Wholesale violations of this
oath have resulted in practically all
the valuable coal lands of the western
states becoming the property of great
their headquarters on Wall street.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-13
Big Well is Brought in.

Joseph Carper and sons have just
brought il a big well for S. P. John
son and A. Pruit. at the rear of the
A. PTuit residence on North PennsyI-
vania avenue. The casing mas a dia,
meter of 77s inches and is down to a
depth of $50 feet. The flow is very
strong, but has not been measured
yet. A good flow was found at 16O
feet and for ninety feet the driIlers
had to work through the first flow.
Thus was caused an unusually big
flood in the streets east and north of
the well site
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-13

Saturday afternoons base ball game
at Amusement Park was the best OF
the series of four played here by the
FL Paso White Sox, and in this one
by the close score of five to four.
The visitors played the better game
in the field, with three errors to the
locals six, but the town team won
its game at the bat, with eleven safe
ties off of Rokahr's pitching.
Reeves. did the pitching for Ros-
well, and while eight hits are record
ed against him, two of them were fly
balls that should have been caught
and would nave been had the sun
not blinded the man who should have
caught them. Ruitz, on first base,
was the player who had this bad luck.
he also missed a high foul that would
have been easy money had it not been
for the sun.
FL Paso played Snappy ball most of
the game and would have made a
double play had not the first out in
1AAS PA1y DScA IAS Ah1i vi NnS INNING
Ethridge in the right field for El Paso
made the prettiest play of the game,
taking long run and catching long
fly not more than a foot from the
ground. Hornbrook, center field for
Ell Paso, Leland right field for Ros-
well. Kennedy center field for Roswell
and St john left for Roswell, all did
nice work on long flies.
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COLLISION ON THE
ROCK ISLAND ROAD

Oklahoma City. May 13.-Two Rock
a few miles west of Lima, Okla, ear
ly today. Engineer Curry and a negro
were killed. the fireman fatally injur-
ed, a brakeman ald three tramps Sc
riousiy hurt Engineer Wallace, who
escaped injury, assumed the blame
for the collision. He mad orders to
take the siding at Lima, but went by.
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The score by innings:
ell PASO 900 8 o o 1 o o.
ROSWELL o o o o o *-5
Summary: Earned runs, Ell Paso.
1; Roswell. 4. Left on bases, Ell Pa
so Il; Roswell Z. Stolen bases. Horn
brook, Rokahr 8, Gallagher, Darby
shire. Nichols. Reeves aid Kenne-
dy. Sacrifice nit, Kfefer. Struck out
by Rokanr. 4; by Reeves. 6. Bases on
balls. on Rokahr, o: OF Reeves. Horn
brook. Gray, 2. Hit by pitched ball,
By Rokahr, Bowman; by Reeves, o.
Passed balls, Nichols 2. Time of game
/ hour and 25 minutes. Umpires,
Lonman and Blandford. Attendance
400.
TIE Ell Paso boys left on spec
ial autos. Sunday, going home by the
way of Torrance, They had good
time in Roswell and made a number
OF friends here in spite of the fact
that they took four goose eggs home
In their bat bags
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-13
ELIZA WHITE SAYS LAMB
CROP is rs PER CENT

Eliza White returned yesterday
from a three weeks stay at his sheer
ranch on the Lower Penasco He re
ports that his crop of lambs will be
about seventy-five per cent. and he
puts the lamb crop of the whole east.
ern New Mexico country at the same
figure, baising his estimate on the
various reports he has received While
the sheep breeders have been having
a 95 per cent. crop of lambs for two
years, Mr.. White says they have 40
kick coming this year, as they have
had their share OF prosperity.
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9 Washington, D. c., May 13- g
@ The somewhat famous case OF G
g the state of Kansas against e
g the state of Colorado, by which G
g the former sought to nave the g
9 latter enjoined from diverting e
g the waters of the Arkansas ri q
g YER for irrigation purposes or g
9 permitting it's citizens to do g
g so, was dismissed by the Su- @
g preme Court of the United g
g States today. The announce g
g ment of the courts decision @
g was made by Justice Brewer. g
g who said the dismissal was g
g without prejudice to the right @
g of the state of Kansas to @
9 serve its petition whenever 1t @
9 can be shown that the state @
9 is being substantially injured. g
3 The intervening petition of the g
3 United States ds also dis g
3 missed. g
2 CThe details of this case are g
? quite well known to Roswell 9
3 people, Judge G. A. Richard g
3 son of this city having been .
2 the special commissioner of g
2 the U. S. Supreme Court be- g
2 fore whom all the evidence g
3 was taken-Ed) 6
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Total Dead, Thirty-tWo.


Santa Barbara, Cal, May ia
funeral train to carry the bodies of
victims of the Honda wreck to their
former homes in the East is being
made up and will leave Santa Barba-
"a as soon as the inquest is finished
this afternoon. There have been no
more deaths among the injured. The
total number of dead is 80.
Saturday Nights Report.
Santa Barbara, Cal, May 11.-At
least twenty-five persons are believ-
ed to have perished In a disastrous
wreck on the coast line of the South
ern Pacific this afternoon when, a spe-
cial train carrying three delegations
Of Eastern Shriners were returning
from a week of merrymaking at Los
Angeles, left the track at Honda,
station 50 miles north of here, and
piled up on the sandy beach. Engine,
tender, baggage car and diner, with
three coaches, were heaped in help
less confusion, and terror was added
by the wreckage taking fire, although
CuS HdACS "cIO 4uIShiy
by the surviving passengers and
trainmen. Many were scalded and
burned while buried beneath the shat
tered cars.
From north and south aid was rush
ed at once by special trains. Doctors
and nurses from Santa Barbara and
SanLuis Obispo raced ITO scene of
the wreck. Two carloads of dead and
wounded were hurried into San Luis
Obispo shortly before 9 o'clock, and
while the bodies of the dead were
turned over to a volunteer corps of
Masons, who had learned of the dis
aster to their brethren, the injured
were hurried to hospitals and private
houses where cots and beds were
awaiting their coming and where doc
attendance.
The wrecked train which constitut-
ed a portion of No. 1, the north bound
Coaster" left Santa Barbara at IL: 10.
While travelling on the schedule of
a regular train it was actually a spe-
cial, known as the Ismalia special,
and carried, among others, represen-
tatives of Rajah Temple, of Reading,
Pa; Ismaia Temple, of Buffalo, n.
Y, and A1koran Temple, of Cleve
the delegates from other portions of
New York were aboard the train, it
is known that they are not residents
of New York City, and the list of dead
shows that a majority of the victims
were from Reading.
Two irrecolcilable statements have
been made as to the cause of the
wreck. In one it is said that drifting
sand along the track formed an OBJ
strltctfon with which the engine OF
the Ismalia special coilided The 9TH
er report, received just before mid
night from Lompoc, ascribes the dis
aster to a switch rail, broken or i'm
properly placed.
The killed, so far as reported up
to 900 p. m, were as follows:
s. A. Wasasol, Buffalo.
Mrs. Fisher. Cleveland.
Miss Young, Cleveland.
Charles Lowing, Buffalo.
Austin, tourist agent
]. w. Nipple, Reading, Pa
v. S. Ton, Reading. Pa
Harry Rendel. Reading.
George Hagermal, Reading.
Harry Slotz. Reading
Harry Miller, Reading.
A. L Roth. Reading.
Henry, Lebanon, Ohio.
J. w. Cutter and wife. bingham
ton. n. Y.
Twenty-Five severely injured. eight
or ten slightly. Some OF the seriously
Injured probably will die.
George n. Slaughter and family.
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Two Convictions In District Court

The jury that heard the trial of
Frank Hayes, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses, return
ed a verdict Friday night of guilty.
in three counts. After this trial the
case Of Jim Wilson. charged with the
larceny of money from the person of
an old man when the latter was
drunk. was taken up and speedily fin
isaed. The jury in this case returned
verdict OF guilty. with \ suggestion
that the court extend elemency in
giving sentence. Both parties we're
held for sentence later. The jury was
dismissed Friday night until Monday
morning. The hearing of motions and
minor details took up Saturdays ses,
sion
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-13
EXCITEMENT IN THE
WHEAT MARKET

Chicago, May 13.-Waeat took a
tremendous jump at the opening of
the board of trade today, initial pric-
es showing a gain IA the leading op-
tions of IL to 8 cents. The opening
was the widest aid most exciting
that has been seen in years. The feel
ing in the country that the wheat
crop has been badly nurt was strong.
and the demand came from all parts
OF the United States.
The market was comparatively qui-
ct after eleven o'clock, and prices
held steady around Sc for July and
97H for September.
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LAST ENTERTAINMENT AT
THE CLUB THIS SEASt

The Roundup or the last enter
tainment of the season, was held at
the rooms of the Roswell Commercial
Club Friday evening. The attendance
was not large, but those who came
out had a good time. Music of high
merit was furnished by five-piece
orchestra, and cards and dancing were
the diversions. Delicious punch was
served throughout the evening.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-13

e. A. Cahoon and DIR. Martin, of Ros-
we'll, have been attending the great
Shriners' convention at Los Angeles,
but there appears from the dispatch
above to be 40 possibility of any of
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-13
New Head For Salvation Army

Captain Smith and his wife, who
nave been stationed at Douglass, A
T., are to take charge of the work
of the Salvation Army at Roswell.
They are expected TO arrive Thursday
to assume their duties. The local
corps has been without an official
head since Staff Captain Ayre had
to go to Arizona
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-13

Mrs. ]. ]. Beck went 10 ATtesia
this morning to deliver an address,
before the Sunday School Union there
tonight. she was accompanied by her
children on the trip.
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3 San Francisco, Cal, May 13.
g Three trains bearing Snriners
g have arrived here from the
9 scene of the wreck near Santa
3 Barbara, where 80 Shriners
9 lost their lives Saturday night.
9 The passengers agree il the
g statement that it was the most
g jeplorable sight they had ever
g seen.
g
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Otto Hatfield. formerly proprietor
OF the shoe shop once rum by Judge
Welter, ON East Fourth Street, left
Sunday for Portales. where he will
open similar institution He sold
out his business here 10 Fred Cars
teasen. who has taken charge.
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AGREE ENT.
We, the undersigne'

We, the undersigned meat
market men OF Roswell, N.
NJ, agree to close our estab-
Eshments at $50 O'Clock, ex-
cept Saturdays, and further
agree to close on Saturday at
900 O'Clock. This agreement
to be in full force and effect
on and after May Is, 1907.
U. s. MEAT MARKET,
T. c. MARKET,
G. K. McLA!REN,
SACRAMENTO MARKET,
LEE & HAMPTON.
P. v. MARKET.
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TOWN BOYS
WON LAST
BEST BALL GAME OF Ell PASO
SERIES SATURDAY..
SCORE WAS FIVE TQFOUR

Game was in Doubt From Start to
Finish and the Good Playing of the
Visitors was Surpassed Only by the
Batting of the locaIs.-El Paso
Boys Start Home.
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Live stock Market.

St Louis, May 13.-Wool steady.
Territory and Western mediums. 22@
26: me medium. 1904: tine. 14016.
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v. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
local Report.l

Roswell, N. NJ. May 13.-Temper-
atre-Max.. IS; min, 55; mean. r.
Wind s. W., velocity miles; wea-
tner clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight aid Tuesday: colder
Forecast for New Mexieo:
Fair tonight and Tuesday, except
rain or snow In northeast portion to
night; colder tonight wftA frost In
north portion. colder in southeast por-
tioa Tuesday.
NJ WRIGHT.
Ofncial I'm Charge.
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THE WINNER
FAMOUS ARKANSAS RIVER tRRl-
CATION SUIT DISMISSED.
WITHOUT PREJUDICE

Kansas May File New Petition When
She is Able to Show That Substan-
tiaI Damage Has Been Suffered BY
the State.
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W. S. Day, the Hagerman banker
drove up Saturday evening to spend
the day Sunday with friends here.
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CARLSBAD
CELEBRATION
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PER
FEcTS ORGANIZATION.
PECOS VALLEY AFFAIR

Program of Amusements Will Include
Cowboy Tournament, Horse Races,
Ball Games, Fire Works, Grand Bar
beeue, Etc.
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SHRINFRS
IN WRECK
THlRTY-TWO KILLED AND MANY
INJURED ON EXCURSION.
TRAIN JUMPED TRACK

Helpless Victims Scaided and Burned
in the Shattered Coaches Conflict
ing Stories as to Cause Of the Big
Wreck.
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Miss Valiie Higgins left Sunday for
Bovina to work in the telegraph once
there.
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A Hit.

Have Cruise put on a new set of
rubber tires on that buggy. Only the
best rubber is used. Goodyear Wir-
ing" guaranteed for one year. A new
shipment just received 62t6
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DgAx TALKS or CENTRAL
AMERICAN SITUATION.

New York. May 1s.-Ta the course
OF o lengthy interview I'm the city
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Change program tonight Majestic
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M. WRIGHT.
omcial In Charge.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-13
WILL AVOID LITIGATION
Government Settles Number of Import
ant Matters in the Philippines.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-An agree
ment has been reached between the Sec
retary of War and the representatives
OF the Catholic church In the Philippines
regarding a number OF important matters
OF controversy which Will obvate the
necessity OF prolonglng threatening and
vexatious ltieations
Regarding the landed properties. the
agreement provides that the Roman
catholic church. through the archbishop
or Manila. shall possess absolute tide 10
the land and property pertaining to the
hospital OF San Jose. the hospital of San
Juan de Dios, the college of Santa Isa-
bella. These properties are valued at
S2O66.O0O. The church reltnquishes TO
the government Of the Philippines all
claims and demands upon the estate Of
Santa Potenciana and upon the hospital
and foundation of Santa Lazzio, except
that the archbishop is to retain posses
sion of the block in which the present
Santa Cruz cemetery Is situated
The Spanish Filipino bank dispute also
was settled. by which all claims TO the
exclusive privileges and to note issues
beyond the amount approved by the
American government are abandoned but
upon the other hand. the bank receives
the confirmation without litigation and
important privileges.
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What Do They Curee

The above question is often asked con.
eerning DR.. Pierce's two leading medi.
enes, NGolden Medical Discovery and
sFavorite Prescription"
The answer is that Golden Medics'
Discovery {" Is most potent Alternative OF
blood"puritier, and tonic or invigoratoi
and acts especially favorably In a cura
tive way upon all the mucous lining sur
faces, as OF the nasal passages, throat.
bronchial tubes, stomach, bowels and
oladdef>curlng large per cent. or catar
rhal caAeS whether &be disease affects tht
nss nasal psssaees, the mxoat, larynx, bron.
SSoS SoWels ns ss sssSs dysRRfpdsdla Rapdds}
uterus or other pelvic organsA Even Il
the chronic ulcaratlYe sta9es oil fEog
Auectlons- Is often successful in affect
The "EaYollte psessripilpnr Is adyIsu
ioE ne Cure q one Class Of dlssasss-thoss
RgS1IIAT W,eek@ssSs ;Af, us?9SKeMsTIs aH2
IS powerful yet gently acting fhvig0Fat
Ing tonic and nervine. For weak worn
out, oyer-worked women--no matter VIVA;
has caused the breakdown, HFavority
Prescription will be found most effective
In building up the strength, regulating
the womanly functions, subduing pair
and bringing about healthy, vigorous
condition OF the whole system.
A book OF particulars wraps each bottle
giving she formula OF both medicines anG
quoting what scores OF eminent med
lcal authors. whose works are consulted
by physicians OF all the schools Of practice
as guides in prescribing. say Of each In,
gredient entering into these medicines.
The words Of praise bestowed non the
several ingredients entering into Doctor
Pierce's medicines by such writer's should
have more weight than any amount o!
non professional testimonials, because
such men are writing for the guidance OF
their medical brethren and know whereof
they speak.
Both medicines are non-aIcoholic, non.
secret, and contain no harmful habit
forming drugs, being composed OF glyceric
extracts Of the roots OF native, American
medicinal forest plants. They are both
sold by dealers in medicine. You can't
nnord to accept as q substitute for one OF
these medicines OF known position,
any secret nostrum.
DR.. Pierce's Pellets, small, sugar-coated,
easy to take as. candy, regulate and In
vlgorate stomach. liver and bowels.
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geles, where Mrs. Stiehl and son will
stay several months, but DR.. Stiehl will
return In n couple Of weeks.
., party Of young people will visit
the mines at Pnrk City next week. The
Trip Is In honor Of the guests at the
Mcmillan home, Miss Gardner and Miss
Duffie.
Mr.. Ted Moore will leave today for
Semitic TO join his wife. whb has been
there several weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. Joe Grant
Julian and William Campbell of Ten
nessee have arrived, and are guests of
Lieut.; Robert n Campbell until after
the Cheesman and Campbell wedding.
Mrs. John Stark of Los Angeles is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs R. M.
Breeder, at the Fifth East hotel.
Friends will be glad to hear that Mr..
w. h. Butler is improving after his very
serious illness.
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Mrs. J. n. Sharp entertained five
tables at 500 Yesterday afternoon,
Prizes were won by Mrs, Charlie Read
and Mrs. George Putnam. The dccora-
tions were in roses and sweet peas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs c. Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs
r. g. Buckle and the Misses Lulu and
Garnet Buckle will leave on Sunday
for Castillo Springs TO spend several
weeks.
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Mrs. Charles Hoag and children OF
Sheridan. Wyo., are visiting a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Richard
Evans