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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-18
NUMBER zz3
SECOND WEEK IN TRIAL
OF MRS. BRADLEY.

Washington, Nov. 18.-Mrs. Bradley
had herself surrounded by friends
When she went into the court room to-
day to begin the second week of her
trial on the charge of murdered for
mer U. S. Senator Arthur Brown. The
court room was full of witnesses for
the defense. who had been asked to
be present today. in view of the pros
pect of beginning the taking of testi-
mony il her favor, and witnesses for
her come all the way from her former
home in Salt Lake City. Utah. In this
class is included DIR. Eugene Whitney,
who is expected to support Attorney
Hoover's statement that Mr.. Brown
had been responsible for criminal OPP
erations on the woman, Lyon Sarews-
bury the husband of an aunt of Mrs.
Bradley who became insane, Mrs. Ma
Olson, Mrs. Bradley's mother, and
Judge H, P. Henderson, Arthur Barnes
and Col Samuel King. all of whom are
attorneys at Salt Lake City and said
to be familiar with the different
phases of the relationship between
Brown and Mrs. Bradley.
1t was stated before the trial began
that the first witnesses introduced in
Mrs. Bradley's defense would be
Washingtonians, mostly newspaper
men and policemen, who saw the wo-
man soon after the tragedy. They
will be questioned concerning her de-
meanor and appearance with the hope
of creating the impression that she
is not responsible for her acts.
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FORMER SENATOR BECOMES
TEMPERANCE LECTURER

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 1S.-F. E.
Eddy, formerly state senator from
Minneapolis, made his first appear
ance as a temperance lecturer Sun
day. when he addressed al attentive
audience at the Metropolitan opera
house in this city. He said that drink
had prevented him from being COVER
nor of Minnesota. He closed by say
ing that he had taken the platform
as temperance lecturer, because he
realized that it was because such men
as he set the example that young men
take to drink
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THANKSGIVING DAY
PROCLAMATION

In accordance with the established custom, the Pres
of the United States has designated Thursday the
28th day of November A. d. 1907 THANKSGIVING
Day. and in his proclamation recouns the and
great blessings, moral we'll material that the Amer
lean people nation have received during the past year,
and he invites them to devote the day to thanksgiving
and prayer
New Mexico likewise, individual commonwealth
has abundant to set aside and observe day in
thanksgiving to Almighty God for year that has brought
of Industrious and desirable homeseekers public do
lie sentiment Laws have recently been enacted for the
regulation of the liquor traffic. which in the past, have
muntes.
For the purpose, therefore, of appointing day which
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.
l. 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
Thanksgiving Day and legal holiday in New Mexico,
and recommend the New Mexcans observe the day
emily far practicable and from their daily
that they assemble in their respective places of worship
and there devoutly participate the 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,
By the Acting Governor: Acting Governor.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary of New Mexico.
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The MaIIeable Iron Range,
finest on earth at cost for cash.
Ullery Furniture Co,
BEING TRIED ON CHARGE

Sam Morrow, of Eddy county, is on
trial this afternoon in district court
on the charge of stealing a horse from
Tom Fletcher. 1t is a case brought
to Chaves county on a change of ven
ue from Eddy county. Practically all
of the morning session was taken up
in getting the jury. The evidence was
presented this afternoon. In this case
it is claimed that a number of horses
ed on the charge of stealing only one
of them.
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It is reported that the Medical As
sociatio1 of Chaves county recently
tried one of it's members for unpro-
fessional conduct, or violation OF
medical ethics, but the trial being Sc
cret and the accused being about the
best physician in town, we will
refrain from publishing the story in
detail
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BIG CROWD AT THE CA
LEB POWERS TRIAL

Georgetown. KY, Nov. 18.-The at
tendance was large when court re-
convened in the Caleb Powers trial
this morning, larger than at any time
since the trial began. The second sec
ton of Harrison county veairemen
consisting of one hundred men report
ed this morning.
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JUDGE weIter,s Mother Dead.

Justice of the Peace A. j. Welter
received letter from his brother to-
day bringing the sad news that their
mother, Mrs. F. A. Welter, died of old
age on November 6, after an illness
Of three days. She was 80 years old
CURED at her home In Oklahoma.
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New Program at New Majestic

II you wish to engage in al easy
but profitable business. with but
small capital. I have a front window
space I2x18 feet a fine location for
a Nielodeum (picture machine outfitl.
Also rear space 15x40 feet suitable
for shooting gallery Geo. B. Jewett.
Billiards and Bowling. 212 Main st.
1eeod.
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Will sell you fine range or
cook stove at cost and guaran-
tee it to bake biscuits i'm 3 min
utes. Ullery Furniture Co.

If you wish to engage in an easy
but profitable business, with but
small capital, l have a front window
space 12X1S feet. a fine location for
Nielodeum (picture machine outfit
Also rear space 15x40 feet suitable
for shooting gallery-Geo. B. ewett,
Billiards and Bowling, 212 Main St.
19eod.
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pockets at night. David Walker has
been granted divorce. The persist
ent and continued intrusion of his
wife into his personal affairs and par
ticularly searching his pockets, was
sufficient in the opinion of the court
to sustain charge of cruelty. said
Judge Sanborn in granting the decree
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FOUND DEAD
IN THE ROAD
coSMo FLAco, NATIVE CITIZEN,
GETS LOST WHILE INTOxICA-
TED AND DIES ON ROAD.
LAID ALL NIGHT IN RAIN

Inquest Held Over the Body Satisfies
Jury That Death Resulted From Nat
ural Causes Leaves Four Daugh-
ters, the Eldest But Fifteen.-Was
Good Provider.
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ANOTHER STEAMER
MAY BREAK RECORDS

Queenstown, Nov. 18.-The Cunard
Line steamer Mauretina, which left
Queenstown at II o'clock yesterday
morning on her maiden voyage to
New York. was 300 miles west OF
Browhead at o'clock making an av-
erage of "a SO knots an hour.
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J. E. Naylor came in this morning
from Dexter to spend a few days in
Roswell His home Is in LoVelani.
Colo. but he has interests in the val
ley.
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Mrs. w. t. Gibbons and little son,
of Fort Worth, who had been here
two months with Mr.. Gibbons, left
Sunday morning for a visit in Kan
sas City. Mr.. Gibbons will leave Tues
day to join them.
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$500 900 to loan on irrigated farms,
long time loans, interest payable an
lually with privilege to pay off loan
before due.-J. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 303 n. Main, opp. P. o.
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A E. Siegner and S. T. Biting, of
Carlsbad, were here Sunday on their
way to points north.
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A. H Hart, the Singer sewing ma
chine man, returned this morning
from Lake Arthur
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M. E. Harshey came up this morn
ing from Hagerman.
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F. D. Freidenbloom was registered
at The Gi1keson Sunday.
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Entire stock of stoves, ranges
and accessories go at actual
cost for cash: Ullery Furn. Co.
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VIM. F. A. Gierke. secretary and
treasurer of the firm Gierke. Kepley
& Co. real estate. Law. loan and insnr
ance agents. of Beggs. Okla. arrived
last night IN Roswell to look over the
country,
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TWO MEN KILLED BY
EXPLOSION OF GAS.
Birmin CHAM, Ala, Nov. 18.-By the
explosion of gas stove at the furnace
of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail-
way Company's plant early this morn
la.borer seriously injured.
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Phone 220 for good things to
eat. Fresh creamery butter 80
cents per lb.
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If you want to buy a city home or
nice farm, if you want a good in
vestment, or if you have money to
loan, see u.s. We deliver the goods
Roswell Title and Trust Company.
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j. B. Hick and A. w. Henry, of Day
ton, were business visitors in the ci-
ty today.
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T. J. Fletcher and D. d. Clark came
up from Carlsbad this morning to at
tend court.
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w. NJ. Reed returned Sunday morn
ing from Carlsbad.
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Deputy Sheriff w. P. Lucas came
up from Carlsbad this morning on le-
gal business.
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H. H. williams. of Artesia. was in
town today ON business.
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Have you seen Jake Pierce for
your meat? 19tf
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C. w. Halliburton. the lumber man
of Dexter. was in town today.
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Tickets to Mrs Dickens entertain
ment Tuesday night 25c adults. and
10c children under twelve.
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John Sweeney came up from Dex-
ter this morning to spend the day.
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D. R. Harkey came up from Carls-
bad this morning
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Mrs. Isaac Gronsky left Sunday for
Chicago, where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. A. G. Schlauder, until
after Christmas.
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Nose Schloss and Ed Weidma1, of
Dexter, made their usual Sunday visit
in Roswell.
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T. L. Joyce came up from Hager
man Sunday morning.
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R. R. Beatty. photographer at Arte
sia. was here today on business
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Remember, we deliver the goods
Roswell Title and Trust Co. 20tf
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See Jake Pierce for your meats.
Phone Sc, Star Meat Market. 19tf
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H. C. Galloway, of Kansas City,
was registered at The Gilkeson Sun
day.
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NATHAN JAFFA,
Acting Governor.

the re-convening of the grand jury
approaches, and the next few weeks
may quite possibly reveal the reasons.
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See Jake Pierce at the Star Market
for the best of meat. 19tf
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Phone 22O for good things to
eat. Fresh creamery butter,
80 cts. per lib. zJtf

Tickets TO Mrs. Dickens entertain
ment Tuesday night Csc adults. and
1oc children under twelve 23t2
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Notice.

The chorus of the Select Ladies'
Minstrel will meet tomorrow after
noon at two o'clock with Mrs. John
Rhea.
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B. E. Stoutmeyer came up from
Carlsbad tlis morning.
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UNITED STATES Sc
CURES MORE GOLD.

London, Nov. 18.-The United States
secured about four hundred thousand
pounds tSterling) in gold in the open
market today at 1s advance.
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New Program at New Majestic.
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L. B. Boe1lner. the Jeweler, sells
1t cheaper. 79tf
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Stoves at cost while they
last. UlIery Furniture Co.
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The new greenhouse. 309 N. KY. is
open for business. O0t26*
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Col. Baker has phone 1873. Call him
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AND CERTIFICATE OF
INDEBTEDNESS
OPINIONS OF FlNANCIERS

Generally Believed the Measure Will
Restore Public Confidence and Draw
the Needed Currency Back Into Cir
cuIation-Step Approved Abroad.
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Cost cash sale of entire stock
of stoves and Ranges. Ullery
Furniture Co.
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]. R. Blair, of Artesia, was in town
today.
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No excuse for not owning a
stove this cold weather when
you can buy it at cost. Ullery
Furniture Co.
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Send for Col. Baker about Nylip.
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Russell does horse-shoeing. lott
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Phone 220 for good things to
eat. Fresh creamery butter, 80
cts. per lib. 20tf
Reading Matter for Children.

New Program at New Majestic.
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Russell builds new wagons. l
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Tent house for sale cheap
Apply UIIery Furn. Co.
ADVICE,

New Program at New Majestic.
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The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

1t is the intention Of the park board OF
this city to expend in the neighborhood of
$27O,0OO on the parks prior to the opening
of the A-Y.-P in 1909, that it may truly be
a City Beautiful Now let the owners Of
homes prepare to expend large sum of ell
bow grease on their lawns and home sur
roundings between now and that time and
that will make hundred times better show
ing than even twice that amount expended
on the parks, and Seattle will then truly
be City Beautiful.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

have the Christian Endeavors hold their last
convention in this city? If he did, that bee
certainly did die a bornin
Really it was no josh, or if it were, Joe
Schlumpf took it serious, for he is now look
ing wise and doing the campaign stunt with
the hope Of landing the mayoralty plum
Well, just think of it Have not the politics
of Seattle taken an awful Slump?
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Another proof Of "when thieves fall out,
righteous men get their own, " may be found
in the law suit between one Carmichael and
Bert Ward over the division of the spoils,
in which Ward is supposed to have mulcted
the Christian Endeavor local committee out
Of for the building Of the big tent. Ward
promised to divvy up, so claims Carmichael,
and now refuses to do SO, hence the suit.
Truly is this the age Of graft.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

The city council of Seattle is still quib-
bling and splitting hairs over whether or
not to erect an asphalt plant, and do It's own
paving. all of which is doubtless due to the
fact that the various asphalt companies op"r
ating in this city at present have sufficient
amount of long green" on cold storage for
Just such occasions to clog the legislative
wheels
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

IF the city's water meters are not being or
dered out more rapidly than they were in,
then the number Of demands at the city hall
for the removal Of meters would so impress
the casual observer. Seattle's water supply
is inexhaustible, and it is simply highway
robbery for the taxpayers, at whose expense
the water system was put in, to have to pay
three dollars and upwards for a sufficient
amount of water to irrigate small lawn and
for domestic purposes.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Lynching Italians may be pleasing diver
sion for the highbinders of Louisiana, but
the authorities have some faint recollection
of the lynching of eight Italians decade or
more ago in New Orleans, and how near it
came to plunging the United States govern
ment into war with Italy, and to avoid sim
liar complication the entire state militia was
called out to protect some Italians convicted
Of kidnapping little white girl. Why not
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

For some reason known only to the Bleth-
ems the Evening and Morning Swillbarrels
are not enthusing very much over the sena-
torial announcement of the Hon. Wesley l..
Jones. We suspect the old faklr thinks ne
sees a splendid Ankeny jack pot slipping by
his door.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Editor Chadwick, of the Argus, seems to
be greatly agitated lest be is forced to asso-
ciate with Negroes. Calm yourself, Chad, it.
a Negro ever got a square look at that mug
of YOURS he would commit suicide before he
would associate with you in any shape, form
or manner. Your face is your everlasting
protection.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

When Southern railroads give to the col
ored passengers the same accommodations
that they do to the white passengers the
Negro will cease to complain about being
jimcrowed, and then it will be but very
short time before the separate coach law will
fall of it's own weight.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

There were whole lot of choppers in Sc
attic last week. but the wood supply seems
to be just about as short now as if they had
not been here We fear you fellows deal
with paper axes instead Of the 'keen kut-
ters
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

The chief reason why Riplinger suddenly
stopped stealing the city's money was that
he cot SO much Of it that he did not know
what to do with it without attracting atten-
ion, as did Fred E. Adams, the assay office
gold thief.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Recent reports from the Russian empire
are to the effect that the authorities have
begun to hang women. Suffering Moses
have they completely exhausted the supply
of men and must operate on women or go
out of business?
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

If you refuse to pay your honest debts
when you have the means to pay them with,
you are almost certain Of seeing the time
come when you can not pay them II you
would do So Honesty is the best policy.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Attorney Walker seems to be too much OF
a walker for the mayoralty nomination to
overtake him, and it is something Of step
per it's own self.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Is George B. Cortelyou to be the first man
to start at the very bottom Of the ladder
in official circles in Washington, ID. g., and
reach to the very topmost round, the presl-
Dental chair? 1t looks that way just now.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

These being 'dog days., we suggest the
muzzlng Of Daddy Clayson for the next
thirty days lest some good person be bitten
during his rawlings.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Reckless driving of automobiles has Gre
ated another route for throwing ones life
away, and quite few are taking advantage
of the opportunity.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Heiney is threatening to send too many
persons to the penitentiary before he gets
anv there. Land Rueff and Schmidt in
San Quintin and then we will believe you
will be able to send some more.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

That West Seattle white woman that
eIoped with japanese has evidently been
taking lessons in color blending, and was SIM
ply experimenting on the subject in her IL
licit relations with the Jap.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

From the amount of bill rendered to us
few DAYS ago for one-horse load Of lum-
ber it strikes us, and very forcibly, that the
lumber market is just as good in Seattle as
it is reported good in Aberdeen.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

And the old MacDougallS llSouthwick prop
erty is to be converted into a gigantic hotel
unless the negotiations along that line fall
through, and that is hardly probable. In
the past Seattle may have been rather poor
hotel town, but she has quite outgrown that.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

man and his associates are dangerous charac-
ters and the sooner they are driven to the
wall the better for the people of all over the
country.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Justice Brewers talk may have given
Hartman bit of temporary peace of mind,
but it will only be temporary relief Harrl-
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Two cases of small pox in the city jail
seems to in no wise lessen the desire OF the
hobo to get accommodations at Hotel Wap-
entein,
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Before the King county commissioners will
have the county roads as they would like
them they must devise some means OF get
ting away with that troublesome Hill, and
when they begin on that Sam is going to
have something to say
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Patronize The Seattle Republican. It's a
good thing push it along.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Did Chairman Barth have bee in his bon
net that prompted him to make fight to
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Reverse the initials of W. L. Jones and you
will have those of the man behind the gun. :"
The Seattle Republican., 1907-08-02

Send your legal publications to The Seattle
Republican and save time, money and worry.