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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-23
Catharine Headley.

Catharine Headley.
The boys in attendance were Del.
mer Hamilton, LeVerne Johnson,
Carl Mcclure, Homer Rubins, Bur-
ton Bair. John Creasap, Harry OBJ
erlin. Paul Hostetter. sylvester Shaw
Ralph Moore, Lott Bechtle, Raymond
Thomas. Frank O'Dowd, Warren Ian
don. Guy Stoner, Edison Hoagland
Willard Baldauf, Leon Hoagland
Hosea Landon, Thomas Gice, Leo
Stoner and Howard Landon.
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UNITED BRETHREN

UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
L.. G. REED. pastor.
Sabbath School at 8 a. M, Mrs
Carrie Durr, superintendent.
Sermon at 1880 a. m. Subject
'sDependence Upon God.o
Jr. Y. p. G.. U. Mt 2:15 p. m.
Miss Hilda Pangborn, Superintend-
ent.
Y. p. s. C. E.. at 6 p. nj.
At Z p. NJ. The Francis Willard
w. c. T. U. will give the following
program:
song-"Unfurl the Temperance
er"-Congregation.
Scripture Lesson--Responsive.
Prayer--Mrs. Mary Russell.
Song, Home Land Ohio,
cation.
Solo--Miss Goldie >Gelbaugh.
Reading, "A Germans Reasoning"
Mrs. Mason.
Quartette, Just Bow Of Ribbon
White"
Paper, "Our work'--Mrs. Libbie
Smith
Song. "yTis a Drunkard's Home
TOday"
Reading, Just "a Plain Talk'--Mrs.
A. ID. Messenger.
Quartette. Loyal to Jesus"
Echoes from the National W. G.
r. U. Convention"-Mrs. Eva
Fletcher.
Tall, by Pastor. Rev. l.. C. Reed.
Reading-NIrs Nellie Fies
Solo, "A Mothers Plea"--AIiss Dot
Donley.
Paper, Gods Opportunity"-Mrs.
Mary Jennings.
Song, Let Us Arise'-Congrega-
ton.
Benediction.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday ot ?
p. m.
thursday at 1890 a. m. the
Union Thanksgiving service will be
held In the United Brethren church
Rev. d. NJ, Bailey. .patsor of the
Epworth M. y. church will preach
the sermon.
A cordial invitation to the public.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. GEORGE M. ROURKE, Pastor.
Sabbath School, 8 a. m. d. c.
Nelson, Supt.
Morning Service. 103O a. m.
Junior G. E. 3, p, M, Miss Cath.
crime Fies, Supt.
Senior G.. e., p. m.
Topic, "'Home Missions. The
Progress of Wor', Among Immi
grants. - Miss Emma Mitchell,
Leader.
Evening service. o'clock. Sub
ject "The Chief OF Sinners.n
"A full attendance Is desired
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-28
A Question of Clothes.

Do you want to buy a ready-made
suit. which Is supposed to fit every
body who comes along, and which is
sewed up in a filthy, disease breed
ing sweat shop?
Do you want to go to a tailoring
agent and give him a lock of your
hair and the color of your ibirth-mark,
and let him send it somewhere, you
don't know where, and take the kind
of clothes you get?
Or do you wan a suit of clothes
which is expressly made for you,
Your measure taken correctly, your
garments cut in the very latest style,
and last but not least, made right
here at home where you can try
them on before they are finished, SO
that you know that they are going
to please you? If you want this kind
of tailoring, come to me. l can give
you better satisfaction that you can
get in ready-mades Or in the tailoring
agents guess-work stuff. Aad my
price is right.
F. A. MUELLER,
m&th. 222North Main ST.
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FREE STORAGE-NOTICE
TO WOOL w

AS shearing time approaches we
call your attention to our unexcelled
warehouse facilities for wool storage,
as well as our experience in the buy
ing and handling of woods.
Our Mr.. Baker, who has been asso-
ciated with this company for five
year and actively engaged in hand
ling wool, will have exclusive con
troll of the taking in, weighing and
putting out of wool.
Our INSURANCE rate is an item
to consider; being a rate of $50 per
hundred, full value, as against a rate
of 1925 granted all other ware
houses.
On this basis the SAVING to a
grower who stores with US 100000
worth of wool is $4,000 per month.
We call attention to our BRICK
WAREHOUSE. 1t is a matter of
in a brick building will not dry out
to the extent that wool stored in an
iron building does.
Our warehouse is PUBLIC and open
to all.
Through the Pecos Valley Railroad
we offer FREE STORAGE on your
wool; this includes all charges for
taking in, weighing, marking and
loading out.
We are not BUYING wool, nor int
crested in its buying, and represent
the grower exclusively, AID are will
ing to give such information as We
are able and to advise when asked.
We solicit your patronage.
(d3t-w1D Yours truly,
ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO.
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While admitting that the Governor
mas made good" SO far in the effort
to give the Territory an honest bust
ness administration, the Record has
no doubt whatever that the old gang
in the Republican party will continue
its organized fight against the admin
istration, and will make a determined
effort in 1908 to elect a legislature
pledged TO restore the reign of the
g~rafters. The Democrats, as always,
working for good government. will
put up a good ticket. Then honest Re
publicals. refusing to support their
own ticket nominated by the old ma
chine. will either vote the Democrat
ic ticket or nominate Independent
candidates. the result will be a
great victory for Democracy and the
people.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-28
A COMMEMORATE WORK.

From Albuquerque Journal.
All the male population of San
Francisco. including the lawyers, doc
tors, preachers. bankers and capital
lists, as we'll as the plain people, turn
ed u recently with coats off AID
sleeves rolled up. and devoted a day
of eight hours TO the work of digging
and shoveIing earth and debris out
of the public streets. while many hun
dreds of the city's richest and most
fashionable ladies donled heir check
aprons and went to work after the
manner of their grandmothers, serv-
ing coffee and sandwiches 70 the men
at work.
Miles of streets had been in almost
impossible condition ever since the
great fire: the city government was
not abI to cope with the situation.
and the people at last took the mat
ter into their own hands. The occa-
sion was made a general holiday.
known as Cleanup day" and from
the Calls account or the AFFAIR we
make the following extract, which
win give the reader a good Idea OF
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LEASE LAW SURE TO COME.

so Think Messrs. Luna and Jastro
i jus Returned from WASHINGTON.
From Socorfo Chieftain.
The prospect Of the passage of a
lease law giving the government i'm
mediate control of the public domain
are set forth in IN interview. publish
ed in he Albuquerque Journal, with
Ho1. Solomon Luna, who returned
a few days ago from Washington
where ne went as representative of
the National Wool Growers associa-
ton, n with Mr.. H. A. Jastro, who
was in Washington at the same time
National Live Stock Association. The
sist of the interviews are contained
in the following:
When we arrived in Washington
said Mr.. Luna last night, I'VE found
that a lease law provision, placing the
public domain entirely under the con
troll and direction of the secretary
of agriculture, had been attached as
an amendment to the agricultural ap-
preparation bill. This amendment
was stricken out at the instance of
Senator Warren and other western
senators, upon a parliamentary point
and so the question ended so far as
this congress is concerned. 1t is to
~ IL -SAI SohSiCSo-
THE government control of the
public domain is certain to come"
said Mr.. Jastro. The president has
announced his intention of bringing
about such control and there is every
reason to believe that ne will succeed
A bill will be introduced early in the
next congress and it will become law.
Prior to the late conventions of the
National Wool Growers association
and 4 American National Live Stock
association, the purpose of the Presi
dent as regards control of the public
domain had become known. I propos-
ed in both of those conventions, and
the conventions passed resolutions,
asking that the president appoint a
committee of stock growers represent
ing the interests of the west, to con
suit with the public lands commission
Tpon the framing of a lease law. The
president appointed a committee of
V for this purpose and we have
been in Washington meeting with the
commission upon the proposed legis-
~latiol.'
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HOW TO RUN A NEWSPAPER.

When a man goes astray,
Keep it out.
When the critic roasts a play. .
Keep it out.
When two men in anger clash;
When a merchant goes to smash;
When the cashier steals the cash
Keep 1t out.
When they quarrel in the church,
Keep 1t out.
When the teacher yields the birch,
Keep it out.
When nine women fair to see
Whisper something over tea
Print it? Goodness. gracious mel
Keep it Quit"
When two statesmen make a deal,
Keep 1t out.
When another tries to steal,
Keep it out.
Stories hin and stories tall;
Good and bad and and big and small
Anything that's news at all
Hear 'em shout:
Keep it Quit"
George Fitch.
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TeIeqraph News in Brief.

New York, March 27.-The Eastern
Association of Car Service officers be
gan it's annual session here this morn
ing.
Philadelphia, March 27.-A testimo
NAL dinner will be given Mayor Wea.
yer at the B~elleview Stratford hotel
this evening. Mayor-elect Reyburn
will De one of the guests.
FIT. Worth, Tex, March PA civil
service examination is being held here
today for the position of deputy col
lector of internal revenues at Dallas
Salary of the office if $I,1OO a year.
Salt Lake City, Utah, March 81
Shriners from all over Utah are here
to take part in a ceremonial session
to be held this evening. Arrange
ments are being made for a special
train to take Utah Shriners to Los
Angeles, where the national ~conclave
will be held in May.
Guthrie, Okla, March 27.-Oklaho-
ma State Veterinary association met
in third semiannual session here to-
day.
Magdalena, n. M, March 27.-The
Cattle and Horse Protective associa-
ton of New Mexico is holding its
sixth annual meeting here today. with
a large attendance of stockmen. For
- - AIN So'Sl h1bS-iI ouPSl
vision of the public range are the
principal subjects before the conven-
tioa and sucn action will be taken as
m la ~favorably influence the legisla-
ton desired by the cattlemen.
Tamaqua, Penn, March 27.-The
Coaldale Cooperative company today
paid its annual dividend of II percent
to its stockholders, all of whom are
miners. The store was established
two years ago under the direction of
President John Mitchell of the United
Mine workers and operates under the
Rochedale system, which Mr.. Mitch
ell studied carefully while in Eng
land. Despite the fact that it sells
goods cheaper han it's competitors,
the store has made money from the
start. Its success will probably lead
to the establishment of similar insti-
tutions throughout the anthracite dis
trict.
Emporia, Kan, March 27.-Method-
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ARBOR DAY TO BE
OBSERVED FRIDAY

Friday. March 30, is the date set
for observance of Arbor Day, by proc
lamation of the Governor. as follows:
TO the People of the Territory of
New Mexico:
In accordance with the laws of
the Territory providing that the Gov
ernor shall designate each year a day
to be observed as Arbor Day, L. H.
j. Hagerman. Governor of the Terri
tory of New Mexico, do hereby pro-
claim Friday, March the 29th, \. D.,
1907, Is ArbOr Day, n recommend
that h same be a holiday in all the
schools of the Territory; That the
teachers and pupils observe this day
by planting trees and shrubs for the
benefit and adornment of public and
private grounds. and endeavor in ev-
cry way possible to carry out the OBJ
iects for which the day is so estab-
lished.
The county school superintendent
of the various counties are hereby
asked to give notice of this procla-
nation to the teachers il their res
pective counties. and to encourage a
proper observance of the day.
Since the question of tree culture
is of vast Importance il this Terri
tory, | recommend that the people in
general give some time and attention
to the purposes for which this day
is set aside.
Done at the Executive Office this
the goth day of March, A. D., 1907.
Witness my and and the great seal
of h Territory of New Mexico.
By the Governor:
H. J. HAGERMAN.
J. w. RAYNOLDS,
Secretary of New Mexico
Figure with b. r. Smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone ITS 7tf
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FOR SALE:-Some choic residence
lots, well located, at ock-bottom
prices. CARLTON Z BELL.
FOR SALE One rotar. and drop
Austin well drilling machine. Phone
or write the Oasis RaIch. 29tf
FOR SALE Three or fur miles of
open woven wire fnce; also
fence posts. Apply OasB ranch, or
phone BAT. off.
Eighty acres, well improved, IL
miles from court house, or sale at
a bargain for a few da-s.-Carlton
e Bell.
FOR SALE:-Nice house, well locat-
ed, artesian water, plelty hade.
Business out of town demands par
ties attention, will sell ;neap.-CaT
lton & Bell.
FOR SALE One 6-hTse power
gasoline engine. almost new, com
plete with clutch. Alto Sparker
one cooling tank and two gasoline
tanks. No. 1902 f. Blaid St. Box
262, Roswell, N. NJ. 20t6*
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WANTED.

WANTED Position as office girl.
Inquire at this office. 23t1O*
WANTED Position as book keep
er. Address c.. A. c., are Record.
23t3*
WANTED a good reli;ble boy
Payton Drug, Book & Stationery
Co. 23t3
WANTED Woman or rirl to help
in private boarding house. 2O9 n.
Pennsylvania. 23t3'
WANTED Farm or other work by
two sober. steady men. Address e.
w. NJ, care Record. 23t3s
WANTED Permanent position in
store, by school teacher of ten
years experience. Address R. F. d.
Route No. 1, Box 81. 2It5<
WANTED:-Perso1 to travel in home
territory; salary $3.50 per day and
expenses Address, J. A Alexander
125, Plymouth Place Chicago. III. l
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Hon. J. o. Cameron was a passen,
ger at noon today via the Santa Fe
Central for Alamogordo, where he
will attend to legal business. thence
going to Ell Paso, where he will meet
Mrs. Cameron and two sons who have
preceded him to the Pass City. From
there they will go to their home in
the pretty town of Carlsbad. Mr.. Cam
eron was the only Democratic member
of the Council of the recent Assem-
bly, and made a successful and aon
orable record. The people of Santa
Te who met Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron
during their two months sojourn
here were very f~avorably impressed
by them in many ways They will be-
kindly remembered here and take
home with them the friendship and
respect of those who made their &C
quaintance.-Santa Fe New Mexican,
March 25.
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list Episcopal district conference open
ed here today, with about $50 minis
tiers in attendance, Bishop David II.
Moore Of Portland, Oregon, is pre-
siding. Among the prominent clergy
men who viii deliver addresses dur
ing the conference r the Rev. J. T.
MCFARLAND Of New York; the Rev. E.
M. Randle of Chicago; c. NJ. Roswell
of Philadelphia, and H. K. Carroll of
New York. . Every afternoon during
the week the Rev. w. F. Stewart, OF
Detroit, Mich, will conduct eva1gelis-
tic services. The meeting will close
next Sunday evening.
Norfolk, Va, March 27.-Owing to
the great demand for printers, due
to the Jamestown exposition, a consid
erable Increase in the scale of wages
has been made, effective today. The
eight hour day will be continued.
Denver, Col, March 27.-Mrs. J. B.
| Smith, charged with having perform
ed a criminal operation on ner daugh-
ter which resulted in her death, will
be placed on trial in district court
at Fort Morgan. Mrs. Smith is 1ow
at liberty on a $4,000 bond signed by
a clergyman.
New York. March 27.-The legisla-
tive board of the American Automo-
bile association is holding a meeting
here today for the purpose OF COM
pleting a draft of a uniform state
law governing the speed and regula-
ton of motor cars.
Harrisburg, Penn, March 27.-To-
day has been fixed by the house of rep
resentatives of the Pennsylvania leg
i~slature as the last on which bills may
be introduced. Formal adjournment
will probably be taken the last of the
e
Pinehurst. N. c., March 27.-Golfers
from all over the country are here
for the seventh annual United North
and South amateur golf champion
ships, the prelimilaries of which were
played today. The tourney will last
until April 6, and includes mems
women's and open vents
Traverse City, March 27.-Tne
Grand Traverse Dairymen's associa-
ton, n of the leading organizations
of its kind in the North, began a two
days session here this morning.
Washington, March 27.-Civil Ser
vice examinations are being held to-
day for electrical engineers and drafts
men, the salaries offered ranging from
$1,000 to 1000 per The eX-
aminations will continue three days
and are being held il leading cities
throughout h country.
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Even if Mr.. Barnes of the Terrific
rial Cattle Sanitary Board did exceed
his authority in quoting Secretary
Garfield, who but Mr.. Barnes is re-
sponsible? The Record had no doubt
in the first place that Garfield would
assert either that he never said it
or that ne cautioned Barnes not to
publish his views. Mr.. Barnes is too
rotary a liar. But so far as the people
of New Mexico are concerned the
word of the one is as good as that
of the other.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-28

The gang organ at Santa Fe pub
fishes a rumor nat Governor Hager-
man has gone to Washington, accom-
panied by Attorney General Reid. to
defend himself against the charges
made in the Investigation of the
Pennsylvania Development Co. land
deal. The Governor has been at his
home near Roswell for several days.
and Attorney General Reid is attend
ing court at Carlsbad.
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The men who sixty days g said
hat the executive of this Territory
knew nothing about practical politics,
are now trying to figure out how it
happened.-Santa Fe New Mexican.
President Roosevelt has taken good
care of the Rough Riders,"-ald
Governor Hagerman has pursued a
somewhat similar policy in appoint
ing men who had proven themselves
in favor of good government. The
Governor would have been a fool to
appoint his enemies to any position
where they might continue to en-
barrasS his administration.
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m&th.
Notice to Property owners.

All property owner are earnestly
requested to thoroughly clean their
property, especially back yards aid
alleys, preliminary to the regular
spring renovation. All rash placed
in boxes or barrels will be hauled
away by the city free of charge. if
same is ready before the Stockmen's
convention. A cheerful cooperation
by property owners in this particular
will save many prosecutions, as the
city is determined to have the city
thoroughly clean for the convention.
and to keep 1t that way. BY order
STREETS & ALLEYS COM.
2Ot6eod.
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

a member of h minority in the low
er house was getting a grip on the
people hat insures the defeat of
whoever the Republicans nay nomi-
nate for Delegate. Perhaps it is
needless to add that we refer to Mr..
Hudspeth, of Lincoln.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-28

The New Mexican publishes an al
legged letter from Secretary Garfield
denying the Barnes interview. But
proof Of authority is Taking, and very
few people are willing to accept any
statement of the New Mexican with
out confederation.
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Wonder If Judge Bateman mad any
idea what a row he was going to
stir up in the Republican party when
he inserted IN the Democratic Terri
torial platform a plank endorsing
good government.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Nice front room, new
house, 300 n. KY. 1866
FOR Remit House witt six rooms
and bath, loo Ky. I'VE. 21t3*
FOR RENT:-Front room nicely fur
nished private family.-0S n. Ken
lucky. 2Otf.
FOR RENT Three upsairs furn-
ished rooms; also 5-roon house on
w. Bland. Inquire 1902 N. Ky.
22t3%
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how generally tne people took hold
of the work:
Cleanup day" will go down in the
annals of the city not only as the oc
casion upon which San Francisco
brushed her clothes, but as a time
when that true brotherly spirit which
dwells in San Francisco, despite its
political squabbles and animosities,
again asserted itself. Every one who
worked yesterday did SO because ne
wanted to. The philosophers tell us
that one man who works because ne
wants to performs twice the labor
of a man who works because he has
to; and that is the reason the indus
trial army, $4,000 strong, was able 70
day. According to the figures of A.
w. Scott Jr., who directed the work
10000 persons labored in the burned
area and 10000 swept and raked in
the outlying sections.
In the regiments of volunteers the
nonors fell to the ONE They work
ed at the luncheon booths with a
spirit hat inspired the hoe AID rake
in masculine hands to topmost speed.
They fed the hungry, and the tons of
edibles that still remained were sent
to the hospitals, asylums and to the
needy il the refugee camps.
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Mr.. A. B. Stroup, superintendent
of h Bernalillo county schools, left
on the automobile line at noon today
for his home. While here he visited
the Roswell public schools, spending
a whole day in calling at the various
rooms, and before leaving he said 20
the Record editor hat in mis- opinion
there were no better managed schools
in the Territory. Superintendent
Thompson he considered the right
man in the proper place, and most
of the teachers he met impressed
him favOrably. Mr.. Stroup has been
a teacher in New Mexico for seven
years, having been superintendent
of The Albuquerque city schools be-
fore mis- appointment and reelection
to the Office of county superintendent.
He was one of the leading spirits il
breaking up the old Hubbell gang il
Bernalillo county last fall. He and
the Record editor were in school to-
gether some twenty years ago, and
of course we did lot have time to
talk much politics during Mr..
Stroup's brief call at this office.
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At any rate the Governor did not
have t buy Democratic support. The
he advocated were consid-
cred strictly on tneir merits by the
Democratic members of the assembly.
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The future of the Republican par
ty in this Territory does not look
bright--Salta Fe New Mexican.
However. the outlook for good gov
eminent has greatly improved, and
with a Democratic victory il 1908
the Territory will have proven itself
prepared for statehood.
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The Democrats played good politics
in the legislature by voting always
in the interest of the people, without
regard to merely personal considera-
tons.
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Roswell need not follow the exam
pie of San Francisco il making a
general holiday of street cleaning
but every man should clean up his
own alley before h city marshal
starts on a tour of inspection.
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Perhaps no bread in the world is
quite as good as Southern corr bread,
and perhaps no bread in the world
is quite so bad as the Northern imi-
tation of it--Mark Twain.
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London Exchange Cheerful.

London, Mar. 27.-There were two
Of three features upon the stock ex.
change today before noon, but neither
OF any Importance from a market
point of view The tone in all depart
ments was decidedly more cheerful