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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-22
THANKSGIVING DAY
PROCLAMATION

In accordance with the established CUSTOM the Pres
dent OF the United States has designated Thursday the
28th day of November A. D. 1907 Thanksgiving
Day. and in his proclamation recounts the and
great blessings moral we'll material that the Amer
people nation have received during the past year.
and he invites them to devote the day thanksgiving
and prayer.
New Mexico likewise as Individual commonwealth
has abundant to set aside and observe a day in
thanksgiving to Almighty God for year that has brought
not only marvellous material advancement and thousands
of industrious and desirable homeseekers public do
main, but has also brought marked advancement in pub
lie sentiment Laws have recently been enacted for the
suppression of dsgracefu gambling privileges and for the
regulation of the liquor traffic, which in the past have
menaced the moral standing of enlightened
munities.
may be observed by the people of New Mexico in offering
tributes of thanksgiving and worship to the Almighty for
all his gifts, material and spiritual.
Nathan Jaffa Acting Governor of the Territory of
New Mexico following time honored custom, do hereby
proclaim Thursday the 18th day of November A. D. 1907
las Thanksgiving Day and legal holiday in New Mexico
and recommend the New Mexcans observe the day
ent far practicable and from their daily work.
that they assemble in their respective places of worship
and there devouty participate the services of the Day.
Done at the Executive office this the 18th day of Nov
ember, A. D. 1907 Witness my hand and the Great Seal
of the Territory of New Mexico
(SEAL
NATHAN JAFFA, S.
By the Acting Governor: Acting Governor.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary of New Mexico.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following deeds have been filed
for record in the Office of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle:
Lyman H. Zachery to the Roswell
Trading Co., for 81 and other consid-
erations, lot II, block Is, Roswell.
The Lake Arthur Townsite Co., to
Samuel Daley for s120, lots 1, 2 and
3, block SO, Lake Arthur
w. H. Weatherby to VIM. L. Gill
lam, for 5000, lot 4, block and lot
5, block s, in Boaz.
w. H. Weatherby to w. K. McCor-
mick, for $500, twelve lots in the
townsite of Boaz.
w. H. WeatAerby to w L. Gillian,
for $500. lot 6. block s, and lot II
block Z, Boaz-
The Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Com
pany to Hugo Seaberg, for $223.61, a
tract of 1888 acres ia 6-14-27.
Nancy " a1d Alma Mcconnell to
Rosella NJ. Davis, for $500, their x
interest in 20.5 acres in the Sc quar-
ter of .2S-1O-24.
Viola Mcconnell, by guardian, to
Rosella NJ Davis, for $4,000. her int
| crest in the above.
Steven Ernest Best to S. E. Best, fol
81. the Sw quarter of 21-9-27-
| Charles F. White and wife to Fe
| lix Investment Co., for s1.1O0. lot 1
block IS. Hagerman, except feet OF
the west side.
Laura Williams a1d others to J. E
Stone, for $40, lot 8, block 81. Ros
well.
Earl Stone to Harry S. White, fol
800. lot 6. block 27. Roswell
Walter H weatherby to W. H Rob
lfnson. for 5000, lot II. block 1. ant
! lot II, block 2, Boaz.
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NUMBER III
NOSE LEWIS NOW ON
TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE.

Nose Lewis was placed on trial in
the district court at $3.50 this after
noon for the murder of Leland S. Ter
hume. o. z. Finley was tb- first wit
ness, and he told of the finding of
the body. The jury is composed of
the following: c. w. Walker. c. S.
Whiteman, Robert Crockett, Joe NJ.
Garcia. T. E. Flickenger. Walter Gill.
Luther Stover. j. T. Carlton, John
Ashenhust, G. c. welter, Claude Dean
and C. A. Baker. A big crowd of peo-
pie are attending the trial
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Wanted to rent, two nice upstairs
rooms, furnished or unfurnished, one
block from main, corner in town OF
Hagerman. Good sidewalks and wa
ter in house. Stoves, good beds
Young men preferred, no children.
Rates right to acceptable parties
Must have references. Address C. w.
Davisson, Hagerman, N. M. 25t3
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Everybody should have a box
of those fine apples that Joyce
Pruit Company have just re-
Ceived, try a box.

G. w. Carr, B. F. Birdwell and G.
l.. Reese returned to Portales yester-
day after spending two days here
looking after the matter of making
some road improvements in the north
part of this county and in Roosevelt
Mr. Birdwer is clerk of Roosevelt
county and Mr.. Reese is a leading
lawyer at Portales.
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Mrs. W. F. Stone and sons,
James and Willie, aerived last
nighn from Duncan, Okla, to
spend some weei seeing the
country and recuperating.
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Avery Turner, vicepresident and
general manager of the Pecos Valley
& North Eastern railroad, passed tnro
Roswell this morning in his private
car on his way to his home in Anna
riIlo after a visit of inspection at the
newly completed work on the wash
ports the road south from Carlsbtd in
good condition now
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Wilkerson and
children, who had been here two
months while Mr.. Wilkersan was do
ing some work near Roswell, returned
to their home near Elida yesterday.
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We have just received a car
of choice fancy apples, these
apples are the finest that have
been on the market this year,
Joyce-Pruit Company.
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WARNING

The Ditch Committee wishes 30
warn all people living along the old
ditch againse filling up or il anyway
disturbing the ditch, until further no
tice. (Signed X. S. Woodruff
J. P. Church
j. P White
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250.0OO home grown trees, twenty
varieties in apples. The only tree to
plant in the Pecos Valley. You as
sumo no risk in shipment.-The Arte-
sia Nursery, J. s. Highsmith, Prop.
Wyatt Johnson, Salesman 96tf
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Miss Emily Swenson is expected to
where she has been doing Salvation
Army work. She comes to visit her
mother and friends.
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Mrs. Frank Pearce, who had been
here for the past nine weeks, lett
this morning for Amarillo. to join her
husband who is doing contract work
there She expects to be gone about
six months.
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Notice, EaQIes.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles will
give their annual ball at the Gauulieur
Hall Friday night, Nov. %, 1907. All
Eagles and their friends are invited.
Admission S1.00 per couple. Lunch
will be served.
HARRY KENDALL,
WILL DAVIS,
]. c. GILBERT,
24t4 Committee.
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VOLUME 5.

A w. Gillesuie and wife, who have
been here prospecting, left this morn
ing for their home in Enid, Okla, Mr..
Gillespie says that this is the finest
country he ever saw and that he ex-
poets to return
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H. L. Muncy came up from Artesia
yesterday, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Cowling and wife, of Can
yoa City, Texas, who are prospecting
for an investment in the valley.
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Mrs c. Koeln and son arrived last
night from st. Louis and will be here
a few days before leaving with Mr..
Koeln for their home. Mr.. Koeln has
been here for aboue six months work
ing at the electric light plant as ex-
pert machinist.
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Clouds Or sunshine, is all the same
to us, in making a good negative. Get
your photos made before the rush at
Xmas, or you may be disappointed
Hess & Co.
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VIII Meeker, of Caney, Kan,
Kan, came in yesterday from trip
down the valley and will spend a few
days here before going home.
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A. B. Gayle and w. p. Hacken,
of Milledgesville, H., arrived
last night on a prospecting visit.
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If you want to buy a city home or
a aice farm, if you want a good in
vestment, or if you nave money to
loan. see us. We deliver the goods
Roswell Title and Trust Company.
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Fl. H. Compton returned yesterday
from Carlsbad, where he had spent
two days looking at land.
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Mrs T. A Bible returned to Acme
"Wednesday She had been here two
days shopping.
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r. L. HALEY came UP from Carls-
bad yesterday on business.
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]. C. Davis, general solicitor for
the Land Exchange, of Artesia. came
up yesterday to remain two or three
days.
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Get a box of those fancy ap-
plies at Joyce -Pruit C0mpanys
they are fine.
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W. L. Stull, l. ]. Ballard and J. C
Glass. of Lake Arthur, arrived yes
terday to spend the day looking after
business.
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T. NJ. McCuiston, a prospector for
fifteen days. left this morning for his
home in Murray, KY.
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Mrs. Lydia Boyle arrived this NOR
ming from Carlsbad for visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. I;as
coe.
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Miss Lottie Clark, of Wapanucka,
Okla, who has been here filing on a
piece of land near Elllins, left this
morning for her home to prepare to
move.
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T. F. Cazier returned yesterday
from business trip down the valley.
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Just received an elegant line of
frame moulding for pictures. We can
frame to suit you. Call and see them
at Hess & Co.
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B. H. Marsh went to his ranch neaI
weeks making repairs for winter
Elida yesterday to spend several
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Mrs.J. NJ. Bowman returned this
morning from visit of two months
at Bastrop. La Mr.. Bowman met her
in Fort Worth and accompanied her
home.
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See Jake pierce at the Star Marke
for the best of meat. 19tf
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L. S. Kennicott came up from Al
tesla yesterday ON business.
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Don't wait for the Xmas rush to
get your photos. Take advantage of
the good weather. You can get them
like as life at Hess & Co. 1t
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Phone 220 for good things to
eat. Fresh Blue valley Butter
80 cents per lb. 20tf

d. c. Robbins, of Dexter, was a
business visitor here yesterday.
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Phone 2z0 for good things to
eat, Fresh Blue Valley Butter
80 cts. per Id. 20tf

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Koonce and
children went to Elida this morning
for a few days visit.
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Get a box of those fine ap-
pies that Joyce-Pruit Company
have, for that Thanksgiving
Dinner.
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abeth Weddle, of Los Angeles, VINO
have been visiting at Dayton, came
up this morning on prospecting Wis
it and may settle here.
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correctly fitted glasses. See Dr. Hun
sberger today at links jewe'ry store.
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Bruce Conner came up from Arte
sia tais morning to spend the day.
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d. R. Perkins returned Wednesda,
night from trip to Texas.
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Jess Locklear and Elmer Loadene,
OF Lake Arthur. arrived this morning
to spend day or two with friends.
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FOR RENT-House with good barn
Inquire of H. DicIlCn at Joy yce-P"Iit
Co. 27tf
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FOR RENT One furnished room.
SIP N. Lea. 26t2*
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Be sure and call at our store one
day this week.-The Roswell Hard
ware Co.
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See Jake Pierce for your meats.
Phone Sc, Star Meat Market. 19tf
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Take advantage OF the good wealth
er for the lbaby's picture for grandma,
at Hess & Co.'S.
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The new greenhouse, 3O9 N. KY. is
open for business. OOt26.
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N J. winchell. G. A. Wheeler and
Jerry cazier. of Dexter. were business
visitors here today.
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G. C. Morgan came up from Lake
Arthur this morning on court business
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j. r. Stanley was here from Dex-
ter yesterday.
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L. B. Boenner. the Jewerer. sells
1t cheaper. 79tf
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irrigated Farm for Sale.

Irrigated Farm for Sale.
A good farm of one hundred acres,
with artesian well, sufficient to irri-
gate same, for sale for $4,000 cash,
if taken within next ten days. Ad-
dress Box 81, Roswell, N NJ.
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Dr. c. l.. Parsons went to Elida this
morning ON a snort business visit.
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FOR RENT Furnished front room
with closet 4OS N KY. 26t2*
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Look for Star Meat Market when
You want to order your meat. Jake
Pierce. Prop. 1stf
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T. K. Roberts, of Waxaha chic
Tex, is here prospecting.
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OUR APOLOGY.

Owing to the failure OF the Gas
company to furnish pressure sui
ficient to keep a fire going, the
Records linotype has been idle
today. The result is mighty lit
tie news. The Gas company is
in as bad fix as the Record, but
promises to do better tomorrow
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Phone 220 for good things to
eat. Fresh Blue Valley Butter
80 cts. per lib. 2Oif

Have you seen Jake Pierce for
your meat? 19tf
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Mrs. n. e. coverdale and Miss Eliz-
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You will have to hurry to get
one of those boxes of fine choice
apples that JOyce-Pruit Com
pany have just received.
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Russell builds new wagons. loft
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24t4
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
BIRD WITH GILDED BAND
Rugby Business Man Releases Prairie
Chicken With Gold Bracelet and
Hunters Are Cautious.

prairie chicken with gold brace
let attached to a foreleg is wandering
around somewhere over the broad ex-
panse Of sun-kissed prairie of North
Dakota and nimrods all over the state
are cautioned to be careful not to In
jure the gilden band when they bring
to earth the timid game bird.
The chicken was released by prom
inent clothier Of Rugby who nursed
the bird in the basement under his
store, from It's slender infancy to ma
ture chickenhood. Before sending the
bird out In it's quest for a mate the
Rugby man hied himself to a jewellers
establishment and had the wielder of
the blowpipe manufacturer small
gold bracelet with the name and adj
dress of the starter engraved thereon.
Any hunter who through the adroit
manipulation of the shot gun is lucky
enough to bag the bird, is requested
to notify the newspapers and also the
man at whose solicitation the unique
calling card was made. Undoubtedly
the chicken win be killed in several
parts of the state before the end of the
shooting season next through the
Matching process.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
GRAFTON MAN
WAS DROWNED
WALSH COUNTY FARMER is
FOUND IN RIVER.
John cavanaush, Aged 65, Is Believed
to Have Accidentally Fallen Into Riv-
er-5ody Found in Limbs of Tree by
Two Youths.


Grafton. N. D.. April 27.--The body
of John Cavanaugh, aged 65. was found
last evening at o'clock, caught in the
limbs of tree in Park River, inside
the city limits. No explanation can
be made of how his drowning occurred
About / o'clock he had been talking
to a number of friends. they were
talking about the prospects of flood,
and 1t is supposed that he went down
to the river Immediately afterward to
look about and accidentally fell in.
Two young men. out boating, dis
covered the dead body of the unfortu-
nate. man, They Immediately notified
the authorities, and the remains were
taken to the undertaking rooms. An
inquest will probably be held today.
The deceased was about 65 years of
age. and was retired farmer. He had
just made deal for the sale OF his
farming property, taking in exchange
a piece of property in the city. He
leaves a wife, five daughters and two
sons, all grown up. Mr.. Cavanaugh
was well known throughout Walsh
county and the northern part of the
state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
FOSTERS FORECASTS
copyrighted by w. w. Foster. lsOs.l

Washington, D. c., April 27=zThe
last bulletin gave forecasts of dis
turbance TO cross the continent April
"a to 2S, warm wave April 23 to q,
cold wave April 2s to 80. Next dis
turbance win reach the Pacific coast
about April 2s, cross west Of the
Rockies country by close of April 80,
great central valleys May l to 3, and
eastern states May 4. Warm wave will
cross west of the Rockies country
about April 30, great central valleys
May /, eastern states May 3. Cold
wave will cross west of the Rockies
about May 2, great central valleys May
a, eastern states May 6.
This disturbance will bring unus-
ually high temperature and some of
the most severe storms of the month.
some rain may be expected as the
cool wave comes in and the weather
will be of a threatening, strenuous
character,
Second disturbance of May will
cross the Pacific coast about May 4,
cross west of the Rockies country by
close of May s. great central valleys
May 10 8, eastern states May 8.
Warm wave will cross west of Rockies
country about May A. great central
valleys May G, eastern states May 8.
Cool wave will cross west OF the
Rockies about May z. great central
valleys May O. eastern states May IL.
This disturbance will cause much
lower average temperature than the
preceding disturbance and a large in
crease of rainfall. 1ntensities of the
weather features will be greater than
usual, but the storms will not be so
severe as In the preceding disturbance.
After a week of radical weather we
may expect more seasonal features
Immediately following May q, but se-
we're storms may be expected about
that time after which some real May
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
She Never Ran After Him.

Hilary H. Adair, the detective, was
complimented in Galveston on an ar
rest he had made. ~ III
The arrest had been mysteriously
achieved, and Mr.. Adair was asked TO
explain It. This. though, he refused
to do.
There are so many ways OF CATCH
ing criminals" he said, laughing.
You know what the old man told his
wife? She said FIRST to him
Don't talk, John, you can't say ]
ever ran after you.'
True. the old man assented. And
you can't say the trap ever runs after
the mouse, either. but 1t gathers him
In, just the same
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
BIG WILL CASE
IS COMING UP
THE HEDDERIcH ACTION AT.
TRACTS WIDE ATTENTION.
Noted Litigation Will Case viii Be
Tried Before Judge Goss in District
Court at WiIliston at May Term
Eminent Lawyers.

WilIiston. n. d., April 81 There
is very little doubt but that the dis
trict court will convene on May 20 as
was announced, and there win be a
number of interesting cases 10 try. Per-
haps the most important of the term, if
not the greatest in the countys his
tory, is the contest of the will Of the
late G.. M. Hedderich, the contestant
making claims to portion of the es-
tate
Several metropolitan newspapers
have evinced an interest in the case
and there have been inquiries about
the date of the trial. Ii is presumed
from this that staff correspondents
may come from the east to attend the
trial and write up for their newspapers
as Sunday features.
Eminent lawyers will come from a
distance to aid the respective causes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27

-Sieat her and better crop conditions
than prevailed throughout April
Science Notes.
Chief Moore of the u S. weather
bureau has bought a large fruit farm
out in the mountains OF Maryland
May we hope he will have better sue
cess with fruit raising that he has
had with the weather
This is not good time to sell corn
Crop weather will soon begin to affect
prices and corn may be expected to
go up-if the big spectators will per-
init. Rockefeller Hartman, Nor
gan, ct al do not cause so much loss
to producers as tdo the millionaire
speculators in the cereals. Why not
jump onto these great cereal speculat-
ors with both feet and with sharpened
steel trust tacks in your boots?
Troy, N. r., Daily Press says First
half of April viii average very
cool said Foster, the forecaster, in
a dispatch we printed the first Satur-
day of the month. AS usual he was
right and the snow which still whit
ems the hills within view of Troy
bears conclusive evidence OF the fact
There are weather prophets and
weather prophets but Foster Is the
"old reliable"
The rainmakers are at work again
Wonder if they watch Fosters fore
casts and fit their efforts at rain MAX
ing into the rainfall periods predicted? /?
The ancients regarded Mars, the
planet, as the god of war He will
surely be the god of May weather.
He may be seen almost due south at
z o'clock In the morning, big red
star. Il will be a very favorable time
to look for him even through an opera
glass. This viii be the most fav-
orable view for fifteen years
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27

The incubators and the hens at the
college are busy with the development
of the years poultry, The keeping of
pedigree records upon the single indi-
vidual as well as the egg laying records
and cost of production is bringing out
many interesting and important facts
relative to the economic management
of poultry. The annual poultry pro-
ducts of the country equal in value the
wheat crop, and the A. C. proposes to
give SO important feature of produc-
ton, careful attention looking toward
Improvement.