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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

January, 7, 1907.
At 900 a. m. the county cOmmis-
sioners met as per adjournment.
Present: VIM. M. Cuppett, N.
Smith, G. p. Schiager and county
auditor. The county commissioners
organized for the year 1907, by elect
Ing N. Smith, chairman
The bonds Of the several county
officers were approved as follows:
Ole Hokenstad, county treasurer,
principal Eamount Of bond $50, 600,
with o. G. Gilbertson, r. A. Over
seth, Halvor S. Martin. Kittle @.
Gedstad, G.. w. Palmer, Henry Brad
Shaw, r. U. Bradshaw, Henry Hvat-
tum, Paul ]. Eneboe, John Ingebret-
son, Haldo Orstad, John L. Syyerud,
Knud UlricksOn, n. P. Hanson, Ole;
Knutson, Peder T. Gubbrud, Gilbert
A. Tvedt. Nels Larson, Paul Thomp-
son, Amun Amunson, G. G. Dokksn,
John Johnson, Aug. johnson, John
Tollefson, Obey Thompson. Carl An
derson, John Juel, Simon Ulrickson,
Iver Nelson and A. M. Ringheim, as
sureties.
Geo. G. johnson, Register Of Deeds,
principal amount Of bond s5OOO.OO.
Sureties, Geo. G. johnson, Carl An
derson. Hans A. Skie, John III. Ovre,
Meinik Falde and Charles II. Fitch.
Asa Forrest, Jr., county Judge.
principal amount OF bond $4,000. 90.
Sureties, Aas Forrest, Jr., James
Lewis and A. Repp.
Elling Opsal, sheriff, principal
amount Of bond S5OOO.OO. Sureties,
Elling Opsal, A. G. Mold, @. S. Gif-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

Commissioners Proceedings
Canton, S. D., Jan. !, 1907.

January lst being legal holiday
the county commissioners adjourned
to meet Jan. 2, 1907.
JANUARY 2, 1907.
The county commissioners reconven-
ed as per adjournment, present: VIM.
NJ. Cuppett, N. Smith and County
Auditor. G. p Schiager absent.
The amount OF the bonds Of the
several county and township officers
were fixed as follows:
County Treasurer $50. 10000
County Auditor 5000. 90
Register Of Deeds 5000. 90
Sheriff 5000. 90
Clerk of Courts 1000. 90
Superintendent of Schools 800 90
Surveyor 10000
Coroner 2,OGO 90
States A Attorney 100000
County Judge 1000. 90
Justice OF the Peace 10000
Assessors 10000
COnstables 2OO.OO
The bond of John w. Towle in the
amount $1,000 90 for the construction
of steel and pile bridges to be built
for the year 1907 with the National
Surety Company as surety was approx
ed by the board of county commits
sioners.
Under provision of Sec. 2O76 of the
Civil Code of 1908, Chattel Mortgage
sales shall be held in the following
named places in Lincoln county,
South Dakota:
City Of Canton, Main Street, West of
Court House.
Lennox, on Main Street.
Hudson, on Main Street.
Worthing, on Main Street.
harrisburg, on Main Street.
Beresford, Harkers & Green's Addi-
tion in front of old implement
house.
Tea. on Main Street.
Fairview, on Main Street.
Aid was extended to the poor from
jan lst, 1907 to April 1st, 1907 us
| follows:
Betsey Hanson, per week 5 } 90
Hilka Wrerenga, per mo ii 10
Mrs. G. Struck, per mo 10
Mrs G G Smith, per mo 90
Mrs d Waldo, per mo 6 90
Mrs Geo Schipper, per mo 90
Mrs Farmer, per mo including
| house rent II 90
Mrs Johni Vasgaard, per mo in
| Guiding house rent l6 90
| B A Benson and wife, per mo 90
Helen Rust, per mo Ito be paid
JIM WahD 10 90
Frank Cook, per mo 10 90
Mrs Henry Heeren. per mo 90
Katie Rood, per mo 90
Mrs Julia Johnson, per mo 90
] E johnson, care and support of
child of Ed. Lone per mo 90
On motion the SIOUX VALLEY
NEWS, Farmers Leader, Hudsonite,
Lennox Independent and Harrisburg
journal are hereby designated as the
official newspapers OF the county OF
Lincoln for the year 1907.
The Sioux VALLEY NEWS, Farmers
Leader, Lennox Independent and
Harrisburg journal are each to re-
ceive one-half the legal rates, to-wit:
l2a cents per square. The Hudsonite
to receive 25 cents per square.
The bids of physicians for furnishing
medical services to poor for the year
1907 were opened. DR.. f. 2. Smith
being the only bidder was awarded the
contract for the sum of $4,000 as stip-
ulated in his bid as filed.
On motion DR.. F. P. Smith was ap-
pointed county physician for Lincoln
County for the year 1907 by the board
OF county commissioners.
The bids for furnishing medicine for
the poor tributary to the city of Can
ton were opened and A. G. Mold being
the only bidder was awarded the con-
tract as per his bid Of S37 30 for the
year 1907.
The quarterly statement OF the Su-
perintendent of the Hospital for the
Insane at Yankton for the quarter
ending Sept. 30, 1906, was examined
and approved as follows:
Rovnton. Martha s4s 90
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

On motion the county commissioners
adjourned to meet at $50 a. M Jan. 3,
1907.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

Az Z O'CLOCK Tie County COmmlS-
sioners adjourned to meet at O'Clock
p. m.
Att O'Clock p. m. the County Com
missioners reconvened, present: VIM.
M. Cuppett, n Smith, G. p. Schiager
and County Auditor.
The following Coroner's reports
were allowed.
CorOners reDOrt In the matter of an
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ODD FELLOWS AND
REBEkAHS CELEBRATE.

About seventy-five people attended
the celebration of the Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs at the I. o. o. F. hall
last night, and all had a good time
1t was an observance of the 88th an
niversary of the founding of Odd Eel
lowship in America, and the program
of the evening was appropriate.
Elder c. c. Hill made a good talk
on Odd Fellowship and paid high tri-
butte to the work of the Rebekahs.
James w. Mullins gave the history
Of the five degree" apron that Santa
F'e lodge recently presented to Samar-
ital lodge, of Roswell. Major Mark
Howell gave two readings, one ''The
Raven" and the other a parody, "Tne
Pigeon in contrast. Both were great
ly enjoyed Miss Cora Aldridge recit-
cd, and Past Grand Master w. w.
Ogle told of the progress being made
N the matter of building the Odd Eel
lows Widows and Orphans Home for
the Territory in Roswell. Ice cream
and cake were served by the ladies.
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DETAILS OF KILLING OF
TIPTON AT TEXICO

Special to The Daily Record.
Portales, N. NJ, April 26-Deputy
Sheriff w. E. Upton was shot and
killed at Texico Thursday by Consta-
BILE Byron Parrish, of Portales. The
shooting occurred about 10:40 a. m.
n the White House saloon. Upton
lived about an hour and twenty min
utes, dying about twelve O'Clock.
w. E. Upton was deputy sheriff of
Roosevelt county, and lived at Texico.
Byron Parrish is constable of Po-tales
precinct. Parrish had a warrant for
the arrest of somebody wanted in
Texas, ald was at Texico looking for
the man He had made a trip out to
MeIrose and back on the train the
day before.
The trouble arose in Texico be-
tween Upton and Parrish over the
authority to carry gun. Upton
took Parrish into the White House
saloon and ordered him to pass up
his gun to the bar-keeper. The two
men were standing side by side in
front of the bar. Parrish drew his
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Observe Cornell Centennial.

Ithaca, N. Y, April 26.-Many dis
tinguished men, including Andrew Car
negie, Senator Joseph B. Foraker of
Ohio, DR.. Andrew D. White, former am
bassador to Germany, and President
David Starr Jordan of Leland Stanford
university, will take part in the Gen.
telnial celebration of the birth of Ez-
ra Cornell, founder of Cornell univer-
sity. DIR. White who became the
first president of the famous Ithaca
institution in 1866, will represent the
faculty and Senator Foraker the alum
nj. The principal memorial address
will be made by Andrew Carnegie.
The dedication of the new buildings
erected for the New York state agri-
cultural college will be a feature Of
the celebration.
Ezra Cornell was born in Westches-
ter Landing N. Y, January IL, 1907.
He began life as mechanic and mil
Ter in this city, later becoming a con-
tractor for the erection of telegraph
lines and accumulating a large fortune
He died in Ithaca December 8, 1874.
His gifts to Cornell university aggre-
gated $75G,000, the university receiv-
ing an addition to this endowment,
100000 acres of public lands and large
gifts from other donors. Early in its
career the institution was bitterly de-
nounced by many clergymen and re-
iIgious leaders, who termed it "a hot
bed of inffdelity."
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40 bases on balls and but six hits.
He struck out seven. TaFbert did the
twirling for Roswell, striking out
twelve, allowing five bases on balls
and hitting batter. Only three hits
were made off his delivery.
Splendid base ball was played by
The Mexicals took their balloon as
cension in the 4th when two hits and
four errors let in four scores. The
town team held together il fine shape
until the eighth, retiring the batters
in one, two, three order almost every
inning. In the eighth, however, four
straight errors let in four runs, thus
stopping what should have been a
shut out.
The one earned run of the game
was made by the Roswell boys in the
sixth. Leland got a clean hit, advanc-
ed to second on a balk ands came in
on Moore's nit.
1t was only a practice game for
both teams, three places being filed
on each by substitutes, but it was new
ertheless enjoyed by the small crowd
in attendance.
Following is the score by innings:
r H E
Mexicans 5000 0O04 o. 5
Roswell 0 O O 4 o / 0 0 *-5 4
Partial Summary: Two base hits,
Frye, and Leland. Single base hits,
Leland, Moore 3; Alberto, Lalo and
Lupe. Stolen bases, Dario, Aristeo..
Hit by pitched ball, Ines. Bases on
balls, Ines, Mando, Alberto and Lupe.
Umpire, Mack Attendance 100.
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CANYON WINS SECOND
GAME IN THE TENTH.

Special to The Daily Record.
Canyon City, Tex, April 25.-The
Military Institute baseball team, from
Roswell, N. M, lost the second game
of the series here this afternoon, af
ter winning from the home team yes
terday by score of five to three. To
days game was lost in the tenth in
ming, the score having been tied il
the ninth.
1t was a sensational game in sew.
eral respects, many fancy plays being
made. the weather was extremely
cold, and the visitors, from the sun
shine of the Pecos Valley, evidently
did not stand the frigid temperature
like the Panhandlers, who are accus-
toned to it. The game was equal on
errors, but the home team out-batted
the visitors, securing ten hits off
Crowell and Hester, to- the Institutes
four off Mitchell.
The Score by Innings.
Canyon, % 0 0 0 ID
N NJ NJ. l., 0OO 300 0 0 o.
Batteries:- N. M. M. l., Crowell,
Hester and Lohman; Canyon, Mitch
ell and Hubbard.
The Roswell team will play the
third and last game with Canyon Fri
day, and will then go to Amarillo for
three games. Returning directly to
Roswell, they will begin a series with
the team from Alva, o. T.
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gun, made a motion as If to lay 1t on
the bar, and then just before it struck
the bar he made a swing with it and
two men then grabbed each other, but
before anything further could be
done the bar-keeper reached over
the bar and wrenched Parrish's gun
away from him. The two men were
graphing with each other, and Tip
tons gun was drawn from its scab-
bard. Your correspondent is unable
to state which drew the gun, but in
some way Upton got hold of the gun
and shot Parrish in the hand. Then
Parrish got possession of it. Others
say Parrish reached around and drew
Tipton's gun
Two shots were fired. Upton was
shot in the outer corner of the left
eye, and tn bullet came out the back
of his head. Parrish was shot in the
edge of the left hand just above the
little finger, taking outNa piece about
as large as a two-bitt piece.
Upton leaves a wife and six Chill
dren. The remains will be inferred at
Portales.
Parrish was taken to Hereford for
safe-keeping on the plug" Parrish
has "a wife at Portales, no children.
The sentiment mere is about equally
divided.
Judge w. w. Gatewood, as attorney
for the defense, and Mrs. Waldo Sny-
der, as stelographer, went to Texico
this morning to attend the Parrish
preliminary.
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Secretary Reynolds, Bursum and
all of the prominent members of the
Plundenbund are working overtime
to get Endorsements of the proposed
action of the President II appoint
ing Curry to the position of Governor.
There was a rouSing meeting at
Albuquerque Wednesday night of the
citizens of the town protesting ag-
ainst the acceptance of the Governors s
resignation, Fully four-fifths of the
people of that place are WITH the Gov
ernor in this fight.
(Sigled) LOOMS.
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ly due to man a7d to speak as If life
could be made easy and simple if
there were but a virgin continent in
which to work. 1t is true that the pio
neer life was simpler, but 1t was GER
tainly not easier. AS a matter of fact,
the first work of the pioneers n TAX
ing possession of lonely wilderness
is so rough, so hard, SO dangerous
that all but the strongest spirits fail.
The early iron days of such a con-
quest search out alike the weak in
body and the weak in soul In the war
fare against the rugged sternness of
primeval Nature, only those can con-
quer who are themselves unconquer-
able. It is not until the first bitter
years have passed that the life be-
comes easy enough TO invite a mass
OF new comers, and 50 great are the
risk. hardship. and toll OF the early
years that there always exists threat
Continued ON Page Two1
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jamestown Stamps on Sale.

Washington, April 26.-The three
denominations of postage stamps to
commemorate the founding of James
town were placed on sale at postofffo
es throughout the country today. The
one cent stamps bears potrait of Cap
tain John Smith, taken from an old
engraving while in the upper corners
are medalliols in relief of Pocanontas
and Powhatan. The two cent denomi-
nations illustrate the landing of the
pioneers at jamestown in 1907. On
the one side is stalk of corn and on
the other tobacco plant. The five
cent stamp bears a portrait in an oval
frame of Pocahontas. All denomina-
tions bear the words Pounding of
jamestown, 1907 and "Commemora-
tive Series. 1907" The regular issues
will continue to be sold. the James
town stamps being supplied only at
the request of the purchaser.
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A STRONG PROTSET


3 The citizens of Roswell yes
3 terday proved conclusively
g that they believed in the hon
g esty and political integrity of
g Governor H J. Hagerman, and 6
g that they stand bek:1d him, 6
e practically as a unit, in the
e good works he has performed {
g in the Territory. This was G
q shown by the telegram sent 6
g to the President at Washington 6
g protesting against the accept
g ance of the resignation of the 9
g Governor and declaring that 6
g his forced resignation was a G
g blow at good government in 6
e this Territory.
g The telegram was signed by 6
3 hundreds of the best and {
3 most substantial citizens of
9 the community, and only lack 6
g of time prevented the secur-
g ing of the signatures of hun
g dreds of others. Bankers, law
e yers, doctors. merchants, and
g citizens of all occupations uni
% ted in declaring their faith
3 and belief in Governor Hager-
g man, and was a memorial of
q which any man might well be
g proud.
q G
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Lease Canadian Line.

Portland, Me-, April pa meeting
of the stockholders of the Maine Cen
trail railroad was held today to rat1fy
the lease of the Portland & Rumford
Falls and the Rumford Falls & Range
lev Lakes roads. The latter hold
rights granted by the last Maine legis-
lature for extensions of the Canadian
boundary line at point near Magan-
tic, connecting with the Canadian Pa
cific system.
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Miss KIinefeIter Entertains.

Miss Marie Kli1efelter gave a par
ty to a number of friends at her
home on Lea avenue last evening.
The principal amusement was dane
ing, and it was late when the young
people were content to give up the
floor. Light refreshments were serv-
ed. Those present were Misses Edna
Allen, Ina Atkins, Pearl Russell, Gus
sic Holstein; Messrs. w. King, F.
Les1ett, C. Glenn, Van Mills and VIII
Archenbold
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FIRE NEAR THE EXPO


Norfolk, Va, April 26.-Fire result
ing from a leaky gasoline lamp des-
troyed several fran buildings at Pine
Beach, just outside of the jamestown
Exposition grounds early this morn
ing. Among the burned buildings were
three two-story hotels. These were
all filed with people, but the guests
had risen, and there were no fatali-
ties or accidents. The Exposition fire
department saved the adjoining prop
erty.
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Prepare to rGeet Mitchell.

Wilkes-Barre, Pa, April ga
meeting of the executive boards of
the three anthracite districts of the
United Mine Workers of America was
held today to complete plans for Pres
ident John Mitchell's tour through the
anthracite regions. The miners of
Pennsylvania are taking an active
interest in the visit of President Nit
chen and other national officers and
the trip of the latter will likely be a
continuous ovation.
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Italian Chamber Opens.

Rome, April 26.-At the opening OF
the italian chamber today, Signor Tit
toni is expected to make an impor-
taat declaration in regard to his re-
cent interview with Prince Won Bue-
low the German chancellor. The, state
ment is awaited with great interest,
as it will likely have a vital bearing
on Italy's foreign policy.
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TOWN TEAM AND MExIcANs
PI Az CI OSE EAST GAM

The fastest game ever played on
Amusement Park was pulled of yes
terday afternoon between the Ros-
well town team and the Roswell Mexi-
cans 1t was also a close contest, for
the Roswell boys, they defeating the
Mexica1s by the close score Of five
to four The game was played in. one
hour and ten minutes.
Manf1o was in the box for the Mex
leans. He made q good record with
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For Sale Cheap.

If sold in 1ext 80 days. FIVE room
house on Richardson ave-, three blks.
from Court House. Shade. grass. wa
ter, barn, etc. Apply at 100 N. Main.
46t10.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
fLocal Report.)

Roswell, N NJ, April 26.-Tempera
ture.-Max.. IA: min, So; mean, SO.
Precipitation, 90; wind N. E., veloc
ity miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Satur
day; rising temperature.
NJ. WRIGHT,
Official II Charge.
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oil and Coal HearIno.

Louisville, KY, April 26.-The in
terstate commerce commission is hold
ing a hearing in Louisville today on
the matter of freight rates on oil and
coal.
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Snecial Notice.

We, the present proprietors of The
Pantry, hereby notify all persons hold
ing bills against said business to pre-
sent them for payment before May
first, 1907. Very resp 4St4
ELLIS & DOUGLASS, Props.
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Notice..

Notice to all real estate agents in
N. NJ. We hereby withdraw
all our property from sale. 47t2
McCLANE & McCLANE
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VIM. F. Barclay arrived yesterday
On the auto from Belen. and will 7ow
make his home with his sister. Mrs.
z. w. Stockton
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See the double program at the Ma
jestic tonight Benefit Cemetery AS
sociation. Only Csc. 1t
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The Cemetery Association win meet
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. E. H williams. All members
are urged to be present
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A PUBLIC MASS MEET
ING AT COURT HOUSE

A public mass meeting of the people
of Roswell is called to meet at the
Court House in Roswell, Saturday night
at eight o'clock, for the purpose Of
considering the resignation of Honora-
BILE H. ]. Hagerman as Governor of the
Territory of New Mexico, and, mas
much as Governor Hagerman is an
honored and respected citizen of this
city, it is deemed advisable that the
people of Roswell express themselves,
regardless of party affiliations, concern
ing his acts as Governor. Ladies are
especially invited to attend this meet
ing.
Signed:
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Arbor Day in Iowa.

Des Moines, Ia. April 26.-Arbor
day is being generally observed thru
out Iowa today.
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Special to The Daily Record.

Special to the Daily Record.
Santa Fe, N. M, April 26.-The tel
egrams which have been pouring in
to Washington for the past week pro-
testing against the acceptance of the
resignation of Governor Hagerman
have had their effect. The President
who was at first inclined to listen to
no arguments in the matter, but who
was following the advice of Bull An
drews, has concluded that there may
he another side to the matter after
all, and that the hundreds of promi-
aent people in New Mexico who have
protested against the acceptance of
the resignation know what they are
talking about.
The Governors resignation. which
was forwarded from here last Tues
day evening by mail should be in
Washington tonight, but the Presi-
dent went to jamestown yesterday
AID will not be back in Washington
until Monday. so that there is yet
time for messages of protest to reach
him.
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j. w. StOckard.
E. A. CahOOn.
Ira P. WetmOre.
w. E. Greenwood.
j. F. Hinkle.
r. S. Hamilton.
w. c.. Reid.
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The above call for a mass meeting
to be held Saturday night at the
Court House should cause an outpour-
ing of the citizens of Roswell, and
leave not a vacant seat in the build
ing. At this meeting the causes lead
ing to the resignation will be dis
cussed freely and frankly, and by
men who know whereof they speak.
There will be no mincing of words,
but the talk will be straight from the
shoulder, and the truth will be told.
The great matter before the people
of New Mexico is not a partisan is
sue; it is one that vitally concerns
every man and woman in the Terri
tory, and is one on which the fate of
good government depends.
The turning down of Governor Hag-
erman was achieved through the po-
litical manipulation of men connected
with the gang and plunderbund which
has for so long disgraced New Mexi-
CO. and the people of Roswell, the
home city of the Governor, should
not be slow to express their detesta-
ton and scorn of the men and meth
DDS VINO have deceived President
Roosevelt into committing so unjust
al act.
Attorney General Reid will address
the gathering and tell in plain words
what he knows of this disgraceful
episode in the life of New Mexico
President C. C. Hill of the Good Gov
ernment League, Hon. ]. F. Hinkle,
and perhaps half a dozen other
young men will make short talks. 1t
will be conducted somewhat on the
plan of the Salvation Army's free
and easy meetings, nobody being
barred from testifying.
A special invitation has been issued
to the ladies of Roswell to grace the
occasion with their presence, and
they should be present in large num-
bers.