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The high school baseball team will
play the team from Artesia high
school Saturday afternoon. Our boys
hope to come out, winners again
On account of the bad weather last
Friday afternoon, only a few mothers
were able to get out to Miss Jonnson's
mothers meeting. She intends having
another program soon and inviting
the mothers out again.
Mr. ]. E. Carper, member of the
board of trustees, paid the schools a
visit this week. He was very much
all the rooms and the interest shown
by the students in their studies.
New pupils continue to enter the
various grades. This is increasing
number in the various grades far
above our expectations. But we are
glad to see this; and we will manage
to care for all that enter and give
them the very best instruction that
it is possible for us to under the ex-
isting circumstances.
school viii render their second pro
gram next Friday afternoon at four
O'Clock at the Central building. An
interesting program has been prepar-
ed. The public cordially invited TO
attend.
During the year the teachers Of the
various grades will preserve the best
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work prepared by their pupils from
day to day. During the latter part OF
the session we will have a patrons
day and invite the parents out to ex
anime this work. We intend to pre-
serve this work and send it to the
fair at Albuquerque next year for an
exhibit from the Roswell schools.
The teachers and faculty of the
Roswell public schools wish to thank
the people for their splendid attend
ance upon the first program of our
lecture course. We intend to make
all our programs strong and enter
tanning. The next one will be espe-
cially strong in many ways. Our lee
turer, Mr.. Robinson, is known as one
of the leading journalists of the West
He has had a wide and varied exper-
ience; he mas made a special study
of English and history. He will give
us something very fine. This program
will have number of surprises in
store for the audience.
The high school basket ball team
is having regular practice in this ex-
citing, invigorating sport. They hope
TO be able to arrange for game with
some high school in the valley before
the end of the session.
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lery. The general manager Informs US
that the shutdown is only temporary
while the proprietor is taking a few
days recreation working at his old
trade as professional sningler,s en-
Joying the novelty of making an hon
est dollar and getting in trim to chal-
le1ge the local carpenters for shin
Cling contest to take place at the
Elks' Carnival
He also wishes to announce that as
soon as the moon gets a little older
he expects to get a fine bunch of tur-
keys which he will distribute to his
patrons as prizes, which doubtless
will be warmly appreciated about the
2Sth of next month. 1t*
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FOUR INCH CONNECTIONS
FOR THE FIRE ENGINE

Chief Charles Wniteman, of the
Fire Department, has ordered four
inch swivel for the suction hose on
the fire engine, and those fiere wells
in Roswell that haven't already four
inch connections, will he supplied
with them as the new fixtures come.
The fire engine was made for four
inch supply connections and with that
amount of water could do effective
work In years gone by. when a hand
pump was in use the supply hose and
well connections were reduced to
three inches, thus cutting off nearly
half the supply of water.
1t seems, however, that nobody had
thought of this until the Daily Rec
ord called attention to it some two
weeks ago. With four-inch pipes to
the wells, capably of supplying plenty
of water, nalf the supply was colfn-
ed at the outer opening of the pipe
by reducers that should have been
taken off as soon as the old hand en-
gine was abandoned.
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CURRY REQUESTED IT
Asked Permission of the General Gov
ernment to Purchase Military insti-
tute Bonds Authorized to Be Issued
for Construction of Buildings.

From Santa Fe New Mexican.
1t is likely that the sum of S25 1000
territorial institution fund, now in
the treasury of the territory, will be
invested in the purchase of bonds to
that amount authorized to be issued
for the construction of additional
buildings at the New Mexico Militia
ry Institute at Roswell, where they
are imperatively needed. The matter
is now under consideration at the
executive office and it is believed will
be taken up upon Governor Curry's
return to the city from MS present
southern tour. The following letter
recently sent by the Department OF
the Interior to Governor Curry is
therefore OF interest:
Washington, Oct. 27, 1907.
.sThe Governor of New Mexico.
E1Sir: I have to acknowledge your
communication of the 2Sth ult., where
in you request authority to invest
$25, 900 of the fund known as the 5
per cent United States Land Sales
Permanent Fund in the New Mexico
Military Institute Bonds bearing five
per cent interest; the principal and
interest being guaranteed by the pro
ceeds from the sale and lease of the
lands granted to the Territory on be
half of that institution by the act of
June 21, 1906 go Stat. 4S4).
The Department notes your rep
resentation that this is a good safe
investment and bearing a good rate
of Interest," and beg to say there is
no disposition here to interfere with
the management and investment of
those funds by the territorial officers,
but in this connection your attention
is respectfully invited to department
al letter of May 13, 1907, to the Gov
ernor of New Mexico with reference
to these same Military Institute bonds
and the reply therto by Acting Gov
ernor Reynolds, May %, 1907.
''The question of approval of the
investment by the Secretary
of the Interior under section 10 of
the act of June 21, 1898, supra, is re-
served to await your further recon-
mendation.
(Signed) THOMAS RYAN,
Acting Secretary.
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Trip Around the World.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
world Tuesday evening, October 30
from 700 O'Clock on. The union sta
tion will be the Presbyterian church.
America will be represented at Mrs.
Carsoa's on Military Heights, Old
Mexico at Mrs. Joe Rhea's 300 S. Ky.
ave-, Ireland at Mrs. R. S. Hamilton S
on Missouri, and Japan at Mrs. J. P.
Whites on Lea avenue. Tickets on
sale at the Wigwam and Payton' S
drug store. Price so cents. First train
leaves at 700 and the second at 500
o'clock
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In the annual election of officers OF
the Masonic Grand Lodge of New Mex
leo before it's adjournment at Carls
bad Tuesday night Roswell received
a full share of honorS, when Col. Jas
w. Wilson, superintendent OF the Mil.
itary Institute, was elected Grand
Master, and Robert Kellahin was re-
appointed Grand Lecturer. At the
same time it was decided to hold the
next session of the Grand Lodge at
Albuquerque.
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter
held it's annual meeting Wednesday
and the Grand Encampment of the
Knights Templar convened today. To-
day the Grand Chapter Order East
ern Star will conclude the sessions
of the various branches.
In attendance upon the various
meetings were the following from
Roswell: John w. Poe and E. A. Ca
hoon, Past Grand Masters; James
w. Wilson, Deputy Grand Master;
w. P. Chisum, w. M; Clarence Ul-
lery, S. w; and J. c. Hamilton, j.
W., as official representatives of the
Roswell lodge; Sr. Deacon j. H. Jen-
kins; Jr. Deacon, Harry Morrison,
Sr. Steward Lucius Dills, Jr. Steward
R. F. Ballard, Secretary w. H. Cos
grove, Tiler George T. Davis. others
were R. NJ. Parsons, Eminent Com
mander of the Roswell knights Tenn
plar, and Bruno Totzek.
The officers of the Roswell lodge
exemplified the work in the third de-
gree Tuesday night. The local Masons
were too modest to comment on the
work, but Max Goldenberg, of Tucum-
carl, delared it to have been the best
he ever witnessed.
In attendance at the Eastern Star
Grand Chapter from Roswell are Past
Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Inez CHS
um and Mrs. J. D. Cooley.
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YESTERDAYS SESSION
Under the Direction of Mrs. S. T. Pc
ter the Afternoon Was Devoted to
the Study of the Early History of
England.

There was a profitable session of
the Woman's Club yesterday. 1t was
held in the Carnegie Library and the
attendance was large. In the business
meeting it was decided that the Club
donate 800 to buy periodicals for the
ensuing year for the Carnegie Ii
brary, and further, that the Civic I'm
provement department be authorized
to give an entertainment to raise
funds for public improvement work.
Details of the entertainment were not
settled, but a called meeting will be
held this week to perfect plans.
The study of the afternoon was di-
rected to the history of England in
the time of William the Conqueror,
William Rufus and Henry l. Mrs. S.
T. Peter was the leader, and she gave
remarkable address on the effect
on language. She took up other points
also, but this was the principal sub
ject discussed, and those VINO heard
her, declare her address to have been
one of the clearest and most pro-
found ever delivered before the club.
Miss Ellen Nilsson compared tne
Norman and Saxon characters. Her
paper was comprehensive and strik-
ing from it's beauty of expression.
Miss Nilsson, who has been using
the English for but one year showed
thorough grasp of her adopted Ian
guage, as she has already proven her
self a scholar in previous appearances
before the club.
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A True Elephant story.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


All elephant trainers will tell you
it is one thing to have an educated
elephant" on your hands, and quite
another to make him snow his col
lege training As is well known thru
out circusdom, all highly trained men
agerie animals come from Germany.
likewise the finest animal trainers,
for their skill and patience is always
rewarded by enormous salaries when
their students have graduated in the
first class of any animal college.
Americans are acknowledged as su-
preme il daring. parachute. air fly
ing. ETC., but to the stolid, steady Ger
man belongs the palm for real suhju-
CATION OF the wild beasts of the forest
Several weeks ago. by cable. the
sells-Faoto management were offered
athe best trained elephant in the
world. = ana 1t was suggested an Inn:
mediate reply would be advisable, as
others we're negotiating for the won,
derful pachyderm. Always on the look
out for any feature that could streng-
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Funeral of Mrs. Albert Hobson.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Albert Hobson were held yesterday af-
ternoon at two O'Clock at the home
of H. P. Hobson in the Hobson build
ing on Third street. Rev. H. F. Yer
million, pastor of the Baptist church,
was assisted by Rev. Edwin Emerson
Davis, of the Presbyterian church, in
conducting the ceremonies, the for
mer making the address. A beautiful
tribute was paid to the memory of
Mrs. Hobson in the form of many
magnificent flowers, sent by friends.
Burial was made at South Side cem-
etery, in the Hobson lot.
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then the already well behaved per-
forming herd of elephants, Mr.. H H
Tammen, the director general, at
once cabled the shipment of this
new marvel, and a week ago MO
gul' trumpeted his respects to the
menagerie. After a few days rest
the wonder was tried out by some of
the trainers and alas; alack, there
was nothing doing. He was the most
confidential elephant they had ever
seen.
The trainers were in despair, for
the great beast could or would not
understand them, so they reported to
the management that "Mogul'' would
give no performance, but seemed to
be actually growing vicious more and
more every day. This is one of the
dilemmas of show life. Mr. Tam
mems first inclination was to ship the
elephant back to the Fatherland,
when the happy thought struck him,
Unborn in the famous Snowman.
IIWhere is Herr Zeitz?" he is the real
conqueror for EMoguP for the ele-
,phant is certainly intelligent enough
and il all probability has been trained
in German"
Herr Zeitx reached the quarters and
Immediately asked for some CHINA
mon cake, and handing "MoEul'' a
chunk, the elephant at once looked
pleased and grateful, and making a
low bow to the German trainer threw
up his trunk for more Then the the
trainer spoke in German, aid with
words of command the huge beast did
everything in the elephant category,
and now the professor is studying up
a plan whether to teach him all over
again in English, or make German
elephant school out of the rest of the
herd.
Public interest increases as the
Sells-Floto date approaches, for re-
member the big shows come Thursday
31st of October.
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O'NEAL FUNERAL POST
PONED UNTIL TOMORROW.

The funeral of the late w. S.
O'Neal has been postponed until 2:30
tomorrow afternoon in order to give
time for the arrival of one of the
daughters, who will arrive tonight or
tomorrow morning from Tucumcari.
The funeral service will be conduct
ed by Rev. H. F. Vermillion at the
Ullery undertaking parlors. The ex-
Confederates are requested to meet
at Judge Evans Office at two o'clock
to attend in a body.
The inquest neld yesterday after
noon at four o'clock il the Ullery
morgue, resulted in a verdict that no
violence had led to the death and that
it resulted from natural causes.
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ELkS HAVE NAMED
ALL THEIR COMMITTEES

After the regular meeting of the
ESlks Tuesday night, in which Otto
Baumer, Esteemed Lecturing knight,
and A. A. Ririe, Tiler, were elected
to fill vacancies, the members held
caucus and perfected all plans for
their carnival the first of November.
D. NJ. Shapiro was selected to super
intend the decorations and booths,
and the following booth committees
were named:
German Village.-Grover Cotting-
ham. G. S. Moore and Hugh Morrow.
Country Store.-Dr. Phillips.
Flying Machine.-Phn Helmig and
Harry Morrison.
Monte Carlo Ed Calfee, ]. S.
Lea, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Kilgour,
Percy Evans.
Candy Store and Punch Bowl.-E.
A. Lohman and Joe Mccain.
Cane Rack X. S. Woodruff.
Ticket Sellers.-Fred Miller, E. H.
Williams, john Mullis, Charles Tame
hill. Mike Burns and Harry Jaffa-
Unassigned w. E. Wiseley. w.
A. Bryant, Charles de Bremond, c.
DeFreest, DR.. John H. Jenkins. A. A.
Ririe. D. NJ Shapiro and the whole
lodge.
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Commercial Club juniors Meet.

mercial Club, and their lady friends,
who have named themselves ''The
Commercial Club Juniors" gave their
second dancing party at the clubs
rooms last night. 1t was an informal
affair and only piano music was fur
nished for the dancers, but every at
tendant reports an unusually good
time. Light refreshments were serv-
ed. About a dozen couple were pre-
sent. the young people propose to
make the dancing club a permanent
thing. Their rule is to dance from
eight until eleven o'clock
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

L. B. Hageman, of Amarillo, rail-
road man came in last night to spend
a few days. He is a guest at the Gil
keson If he isn't a railroad man, then
its his brother-for there are twi1
brothers of that name whom the eli
tor of the Record has known for ten
years without being able to tell which
is which
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Notice.

To whom it may concern, notice
Al instrument purporting to be the
last will and testament of Martha ].
Phillips has been filed for probate. 1t
is ordered by Hon J. T. Evans that
the first Monday in December, 1907,
be fixed as the day of proving said
will
Witness my hand and seal of the
Probate Court this oath day of Octo-
Der, 1907.
F. P. GAYLE,
(SEAL) Probate Clerk
(Tnur. 11243t)
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RINGLlNGS PURCHASE
THE BARNUM CIRCUS.

New York Oct. 23.-The announce
ley office yesterday that Ringing Bro
theirs, the western circus men had Sc
cured possession of Barnum's great
est shown on eartn, and that hence
forth it would be run in connection
with their other arenic enterprises.
The sale was made in London yes
erday.
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cARLIN REPORTS MUCH
pROGRESS AT CLOVIS.

E. J. Carlin came down from Clovis
at the City of the Plains" He says
the railroad company has begun work
on its $4,000 depot and $4,000 Har-
vey House, both to be built in the old
mission style, and tnat the company
will soon erect three story pressed
brick recreation building there for
its employees and their families He
says further that steel is being laid
for the Cameo-Clovis cutoff and that
Roswell people will get trains over
the new line through Clovis to Anna
rillo and Albuquerque by January 1.
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DR.. G. r. RUcKER

Has some fine property, botn business
and residence, including one brick
store 25xS0 feet with plate glass
front, steel ceiling, skylight, counters.
shelving and three fine show cases;
40x150 feet vacant ol Broadway, and
three residences in Checotaa, Indian
Territory, THE Queen City of the
Prairies,'' that he will sell or trade
for Roswell city property, improved,
Or for Pecos Valley decided lands. He
also owns a $4,000 (Mex.) drug store
in Mexico paying fifty per cent per
annum profit, that he will dispose of
ia like manner. AL N. Penn. avenue,
City. 96tf
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Ell PASOANS CUT OUT RoS-
WELL AND PECOS VALLEY

The business men of FL Paso, who
are soon to make a trade trip through
tributary territory, have decided to
cut-out Roswell and the Pecos Valley.
The lack of railroad facilities and
the fact that the Pecos Valley don't
he action to be taken.
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No bull fights will be allowed at
Old Mexico on the trip around the
world Tuesday night, but there will
be many interesting scenes there just
the same.
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Poultry Supplies.
Are your hens not laying? Try Egg
Maker.
Are your chickens lousy? Try Lice
Killer.
Do your chickens have roup? Try
Germozole.
Do you want an incubator? We
have them.
ROSWELL PRO. & SEED co.
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Miss Ida Ethel Allison, who has
been here four months visiting her
uncle. S. E. Allison, left yesterday
for her home in Cuthbert, Ga.
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Fred Lee. an employee OF the Kemp
Lumber Co, left yesterday for a two
weeks visit at mis- old home in Wea-
therford, Tex. It is confidentially told
that he will not return alone.
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Notice.
(SEAL)
(Tnur. 11-243t.)

The Cemetery Association will meet
IN Saturday afternoon at 800
o'clock with Mrs. E. H. Williams. All
members and friends are requested
to be present.
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1 n. Seargeant, formerly of this ci-
ty. came in yesterday from FL Paso
to remain three months, looking al
ter business and renewing old ac-
quaintances.
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10000 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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Mrs. C. E. Harris left this morn
ing for "a visit of a week or two al
Texico. where Mr. Harris is located
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

Al interesting sight may be seen
in the window of the Roswell Pro
duce & Seed co. Little chickens in a
brooder, just from the incubator.
They are worth going to see.
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THE CLOSING OF THE
LOCAL SHOOTING GALLERY

The alarming reports from New
York of bank failures, money panics,
etc., are in no way responsible for
the closing of the local shooting gal
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o. W. Witham, of stuart. Ia. and
Isaac Kerr. OF Fontanelle. Ia. came
In this morning from q prospecting
trip dow7 the valley and win remain
a few days before going home.