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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-08-30
zeIaya and Bride Go Home.

New York. Aug. 27.-Alfonzo Zelaya
and his bride started today for Near
aqua TO receive the presidential par
entail blessing, after Punishment of
many months. Their romance had
reached the final fruition OF forgive
ness by President Zelaya. of the little
Central American republic. who had
disinherited his son and had told him
never to return to Nicaragua after he
had married pretty Miss Marguerite
Baker. of Washington.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-08-30
WOMAN IN CASE
Officers to Settle Shortage Of Man Who
Stole and Spent Loot With Her.

Pittsburg, Aug. 27.-Charged with
embezzfing $4,000 from his employ.
ers, and spending II on a married wo-
man OF the East End. Stanley Bellou.
bookkeeper and confidential man Of
Banning Cooper and company. was to.
day held for court. He was arrested
at Cambridge Springs, Pa. where he
had fed. His defalcations were so
cunningly covered up that an expert
worked days before discovering trace
OF the shortage which had been extend.
ing over two years. II Is understood
the woman In the case has offered to
settle all claims.
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Cold Water Campaign in pennsylvanIa.

Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. 27--Leading
Prohibitionists of Pennsylvania gath,
cred today at Grafton for tnc formal
opening OF their state campaign, The
programme includes the formal noti-
fcation OF M. H. Stevenson Of his
nomination f,r state treasurer. with
speeches by Mayor James Manssl OF
Williamsport, Howard l., Robinson OF
Uniontown. and others. MIR. Stevon-
son is preparing soon to Start on a
tour of the state In the interest of his
candidacy for the state treasurership.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-08-30
"Ad." Men,s convention.

Cincinnati. o.. Aug. .27.-The third
annual convention of the Assoeistcd
Advertising Clubs OF America began
in this city today aud will continue
until Saturday. The attendance in
eludes several hundred Of the leading
advertisers. advertising agents ana
publishers OF the country. Numerous
topics Of mutual intArest are slated
for consideration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-08-30

palgns. In late years he has BEEN
chiefly occupied with the work OF
river and harbor Improvement. Some
years ago he was chairman OF the
commission appointed under the or
ders OF the supreme court TO establish
and mark the boundary line between
the States Of Kentucky and Indiana.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-08-30
LATE ALLIANCE NEWS

Special to Morning News
Alliance. Aug. 27.--A very serious
proposition is confronting the city OF
Alliance. Nearly every one of the
big industries located here is extend.
fng It's plant which means the en-
ployment OF hundreds Of more men,
but the problem arises as to wherc
these many families that will be
brought to Alliance can find homes.
Vacant houses are not 10 be seen and
rents have reached a very high point
The demand for houses is already
great aud will increase each succeed
ing week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-08-30

Chicago. ILL.,. Aug. 27.-The tenth
biennial session of the supreme body
of the Foresters of America, one OF
the Oldest fraternal benefit organiza-
tions in the country, began In Chica-
go today and will continue through
the week. The biennial reports show
the affairs of the order to be In a
highly satisfactory condition. II is
now established In thirty-three States
and Territories and has a total
membership approaching $4,000.
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Col. stIeknsy Retlres.

Washington, d. c., Aug. 27.-Hav-
ing reached the age OF sixty-four
years, the limit for active service In
the army, Col. Amos stickney OF the
Corps OF Engineers was placed on the
retired list today. Gel stlckney grad
uated from the United States military
academy In time to take part in the
civil war and saw much active service
In the Georgia and Carolina cam
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-08-30
indammatory Rns1rs sSism Cured In 3
0aya.

Morton I. HIN. OF Lepsdon, IND, say,
ism IN every muscle ana ioiS,. Snsums. Ssr MI,
fering was terrible and her body and
face we're swollen almost beyond recog
milton. had been in bed for six week,
benefit until she tried the Mystic Cure
for Rheumatism. II gave immmediat,
relief and she was able to walk In about
sold ty The pnrbin g Wrisbt eomnanv nre
DruGgists. % South Market street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-08-30

The record being made by the ALI.
ance team OF the Northern Ohio 1rol.
ley league must convince the most
skeptical that Manager DOC" Cove
has gotten together a strong aggrega-
tion OF ball players.
OF the las televen games played AL
lance has won nine, tied one and lost
one. Last week the team defeated
Ashland, Lorain and Sandusky upon
their home grounds. The schedule
for this week is as follows: At Bea-
yer Falls. Thursday and Friday: at
Lorain Saturday. and at SanduslSy
Sunday.
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The Alliance letter carriers, twelve
In number. are arranging to go to
Canton Labor Day. to attend the con-
vention of the National Association OF
Letter Carriers. Postmaster Edwin
Morgan and Assistant Postmaster c.
Il. Harsh will accompany the carreIrs.
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orIv one "eRoMo oulNiNen

named remedies sometimes de-
ceive. The first and original Cold Tab
lot Is \ WHITE PACKAGE with bhics
and and red .lcttysr'ng' 'no ond bears the sigma.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-15

ment was installed began 1t liza a.
today and continued more than
hours. The record is much more
pronounced than that made by the
San Francisco earthquake of last
year. the maximum vibration was so
as to swing the penu1lm of
the clock off the recording cylinder.
In an official statement given out
at the state biologists office today it
is stated that There is no doubt the
present disturbance belongs to the
world shocking variety, and that it
will be found to have been felt at all
stations in this country
as well as in Europe and perhaps in
other parts of the world.
Assistant State Geologist David H.
Newland said: "The disturbance
must nave been very severe, indeed,
and more severe than any re-
since our instruments were
installed a year ago. 1t appears to
rave been some 5000 miles away, to
southwest or southeast.
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"rAKOMA BISCUITS" none
so good at Jaffa, Prayer & Com.
5S-t5
RINK

READY FOR PEOPLE.
The Auditorium Rink, at h corner
of Fifth and Main, is practically COM
plete. BY tomorrow it will be in read
mess for the big convention, and to-
morrow night the first performance
of Hurd & Reeds minstrels, of Kan
sas City, will be put on the compa-
ny will arrive on tonight's train.
The Auditorium is immense, and
will seat comfortably 1000 people.
The seats will be raised toward the
back, and everyone will have a clear
view of the stage.
The stage itself is a model of con-
v~enience, as planned by F. l.. Slime
man, who has been placed in charge
of the auditorium as manager. the
stage is 80 by 20 feet, and the cur
tain will fill a space 20 by IL feet
Fiv dressing rooms flank the stage,
and the orchestra will be in a pit,
the same as in regular opera houses.
The front drop curtain was painted
by Doxsee, the expert at Ell Paso, and
is a street scene in Venice, surround
ed by ads of local merchants. 1t is a
beauty and will SHOW up finely in ar
tificial light. Manager Stineman has
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OF
SANTA FE
Special to The Daily Record.

Special to The Daily Record.
Santa Fe, n. M, April 15.-Since
the arrival of the Governor in Wash
ington las Friday evening there
have been all sorts of rumors afloat
in the Territorial capital.
The Governors enemies assert
here is not the slightest doubt
but a new governor will be appointed
before the INT of the present month.
They point significantly to the fact
that Attorney General Reid will re
tire from the Office of attorney gen.
eral at the end of this month and re-
turn to Roswell to his law practice,
and they also point to the fact that
Territorial Treasurer Hughes is in
Washington with the Governor, after
having given out that he was going
to Boston on business.
When it became known here that
the Governor had a conference with
the Secretary of the Interior On Sat
urday afternoon, the organization Re-
~publicans at once concluded that the
conference was concerning the Penn
.sylvania Development Company's land
deal, and it was suggested that The
frequent visits of Delegate Andrews
the White House may have been
on the same business.
When the removal of the Cover
nor was rumored some time ago it
was said that his would be
Judge McFie, of this district, but a
bet was made Saturday evening be-
tween two prominent politicians here
that, should the Governor be remov-
ed within ninety days, his successor
would be a nonresident of the Terri
tory. Yesterday a umo was in cir
cuEation that D. A. Macpherson, of
the Albuquerque Journal might be
the appointee.
The friends of the Governor laugh
at the idea that he is to be removed
They a thai he has carried out the
policy that the President desired him
carry out, and that it is prepos-
ferrous to suppose that the President
will remove him for doing exactly
the things the President desired him
to do. He inaugurabed re-
forms which showed up some of the
hitherto prominent Republicans of
the Territory in a bad light, and now
is facing a charge of ~disrupting
the Republican party because these
Republicans are ~discredited before
the nuhIic. The outcome of The Gov
visit to Washington is being
watched with greatest interest here.
(Signed) LOOMS.
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COURT IS
IN SESSION

The regular April term of district
court for Chaves county was opened
at nine o'clock this morning, Judge
Wm. H. Pope presiding. the U. s.
Marshal being present by his depu-
ties Harry Cooper and w. r. Forbes,
the Sheriff, C. L.. Ballard being in at
tendance, n G.. l. WHY'S. deputy.
filling the chair OF clerk.
Shortly after opening. u. s.. court
was adjourned until tomorrow. Terri
torial court was continued throughout
the day.
The court made an order that the
first day of each term of both courts
be set az the day for the n~aturaliza-
ton of aliens, and this is an impor-
tant announcement, inasmuch as
there are many applications for citi-
zenship under the new strict law.
Both the juries in United States
court and the grand jury in Terrific
rial court were ordered summoned
for Thursday, as the intervening time
was allowed for the people to attend
the cattlemen's convention.
The Territorial petit jury was sum-
moned for May 6, and criminal and
cases that require a jury in Ter
ritorial court will not come up before
that time.
The docket on the Territorial side
was called today and several cases
were set for trial within the next
hree weeks.
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Loose WiIes Candies and
Crackers at Jaffa, Prayer &
Company. FRY them. 3S-t3
FIRST BALL GAME

THIS AFTERNOON.
The Amarillo baseball team arriv-
ed on the regular train Sunday night.
and opened the convention week ball
games at Amusement Park this after
noon, ~contesting with the New Mexi-
co Military Institute. The visitors
will play the town team tomorrow at
ternoon at AIS, and other games will
be arranged for each afternoon of
the convention. 1t is possible that
the games will be continued through
Saturday. The game this afternoon
was called at $3.50.
Following is the batting order,
lineup and personnel of the Amarillo
club: Smith, SIS; Weller, 2b; Butler.
Captain and CT; Foy, G.; McAlester.
If; Austin, 3b; Weber. p; Loughlan,
1b; Dewitt, IF; Miller, sub. p; Lor-
ance, sub. outfield; R. E.. Dorsey, man
ager: N. B. Timmonds, business man
ager.
The Amarillo team Is recently org
anized and has never played a match
ed game.
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Is Chester sorey kiIled2

For several days there have been
reports on the streets of Roswell that
Chester Sorey was killed a short time
ago at Ell Paso, while manipulating
the electric current in a dnoving pic
ture machine. There has been no con-
irmation of the report. Sorey was in
charge of the moving picture machine
at the Majestic theatre in Roswell
Until a few weeks ago when he went
to Ell Paso to take up the same kind
OF a position.
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Cheap Rate to Pacific Coast.

Members of the German Baptist
brethren in the Pecos valley are plan
ninfg to go to the next annual nation
al meeting of their sect in Los An
geles, California and have been offered
cheap rates over the Rock Island from
Torrance, which are put on for the
general public at this time, as follows:
From Torrance to Las Angeles and re-
turn, 1875. From Torrance to San
Francisco, via Los Angeles, $44.20.
From Torrance to San Francisco, via
Los Angeles and return via Portland
and Huntington, OF Billings and Den
yer, $50. The dates of selling are fro
April &c to May 10 and returning to
July 81, with stopovers anywhere ON
the route.
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"TAKOMA BISCUITS" for
convention guests, made by
Loose iIes and sold by Jaffa,
Prayer & Company. 3S-t3
Telephone Trust is Profitable.


New York, April 15.-The American
Telephone and Telegraph Company,
commonly known as the BELL Tele-
phone Trust" today distributed div
den at the rate of 81 a share am
ong all stockholders of ecord March
16. The report of the company shows
the total receipts of all the Bell
companies in the country during the
last year was over STA ,000, 600, this
tremendous amount having been ex-
pended by h people of the United
States for telephone service during
twelve months, exclusive of the mill
ions paid to the independent compa-
MES.
CYet there are people who still in
sist that talk is cheap.-Ed.)
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CONVENTION
TOMORROW

The eighth annual meeting of the
Panhandle Stockmen's Association, OF
Texas, will be opened in Roswell at
ten o'clock tomorrow morning, at the
Auditorium Rink, at the corner of 5th
and Main streets. Crowds of visitors
r pouring in on rel train o the
great event. The regular train from
Amarillo las night brought at least
three hundred people, outside of the
regular traffic. When the train pulled
in there was a great hurry and furry
in finding quarters for everyone, the
committees on hotels and homes not
expecting a rush so early. But in the
curse of an hour or two all had been
comfortably lodged for the night, and
now everything is in readiness for
the grand rush.
This morning at three o'clock a spe-
cial train from the North with two
hundred more visitors arrived. They
have bee assigned to rooms all over
the city, and the crowd that came in
on the regular morning train from
the south was easily accommodated.
The afternoon train today is report
an hour late. All persons desiring
places to Don should go at once to
the Bureau of Information, at the
American National Bank, where the
secretary mas all information CLASH
fled in a manner which enables her
to send all Corners at once to the
place of their desire. In like manner
all persons who have requests to
make relative to taking roomers, whe-
Their they wish to increase their num-
Der of roomers, Or to AXE people
when they have not promised to take
should report at the same place,
the Bureau of Information, at the
National Bank.
While the program of the conven-
ton does not open until tomorrow,
first event of interest of conven-
ton week will be pulled off this aft
ernoon at Amusement Park in the
Amarillo and the Military Institute.
The game is called at $3.50.
The regular program, starting to-
morrow morning, is given in full in
Record, on another pag and
should be read by everyone. None of
the afternoon sports conflict with
each other or the sessions of the con-
There are several events ev-
cry night, and the visitors have mere
y to take their choice.
The city preparations for the Wis
are still in progress. The. five
are practically completed, al
the work of draping is MOI
One stands between First
md Alameda, another between First
ind Second, a third between Second
md Third, the fourth between Third
md Fourth streets, and the fifth be-
,ween Fourth and Fifth. All of them
are quite attractive and speak for the
progressive spirit of Roswell.
Many windows have been attractive
Y decorated for the occasion.
The long heralded convention is
here, and Roswell reputation and flu
as a convention city rests on
he name in which her guests are
entertained.
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"Takoma Biscuits" for con-
vention guests, made by Loose
WiIes and sold by Jaffa, Prayer
a Company. 8-t3
Spokane Case at Portland.


Portland. Ore, April 15.-Tae Inter
state Commerce Commission today
began an additional hearing in Port
land ON tine Spokane rate case. Testi-
mony is being taken with regard to
the water competition phase Of
freight rates hat was raised by the
contentious Of the Spokane chamber
OF TIN On the one hand. and
the railroads and the ~intervenors rep
resenting the coast cities IN the
other
It l. alleged by the plaintiffs. and
admitted by the railroads. that the
rztes OF freight OF all classes to Spo-
kane from eastern commercial CEN
ters are higher than the rates on the
same commodities to Seattle. Port
land and other Pacific Coast cities
nathough the hitter are several hum
drsd miles @lther west than spo-
nnna- H. wifnse OF tne railroads ia
thzt pfactnc coast they are
zeek water composition
fdlnnB OF whether It. Am
fheiou- they must neces-
fnrhair rates as low 80
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-15

H. A. Stringer, of Ell Paso, here do
ing the interior decorating, and his
work Is first class.
The prices for the minstrel are,
reserved seats, $3.50, second section
of seats 81, and seats in the rear SOC.
Tne seats are On sale at Daniels drug
store. The company has emit it's pro-
grams in advance, and they indicate
that the performance will be some
thing fine, strictly up to date. The
show begins at $40 each night.
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ADDITIONAL RULES FOR
THE RIDING TOURNAMEN


The entrance fee for the tourna.
ment has been fixed at IS for each
contestant. Money so received will
be divided for a second and third
prize, go and 40 per cent, respective
ly. The committee reserves the right
to reject any entry if considered ad-
visable.
Entries will be received up to IL
o'clock, noon, the day of the tourney,
Wednesday,, April II. Entrance fee
to be paid w. S. Kilgour at Smoke
House.
On account of the soft condition OF
the ground and consequent unsafe
condition of the field at the Military
Institute, the riding tournament will
be held before the grand stand at the
fair grounds. 1t is free to all. 37t3
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REPUBLICANS WILL RE-
MOVE LID IN CHICAGO,

"OVE ETD TN OTTON1O'
Chicago, April 15.-It is persistent
ly reported here that, following the
today, the anti-ight lid will be taken
off in Chicago, and that six-round con-
tests on n Philadelphia no-decision
plan will hereafter be allowed. The
word has already been circulated in
gilists have arrived here in the hope
of arranging matches. Chicago fans
have been deprived of h game for
SO long that even pugilistic second
raters are assured of a good piece
of money as their share Of the gate
receipts.
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THE PACIFIC FLEET NOW
AN ACCOMPLISHED

Washington, April 15.-For the first
time in the history of the American
navy there came into existence today
1.-The Pacific Fleet" comprising three
s~quadrons, n with headquarters at
San Francisco and two in Asiatic wa
tiers. Admiral ]. H. Dayton today ca
bled the navy department from Mani
la that he had hoisted his flag upon
the armored cruiser West Virginia as
commander in chief of the entire Pa
cific fleet. In organization the new
fleet under the command of Admiral
Evans.
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GRAND CONCERT.
The Grand Concert under the
auspices of the Ladies' Gene
terry Association will be held
tonight at the NJ. E. Church,
South, at eight o'clock. &.tl
Association Umpires Report.

Columbus, o., April 15.-President
O'Brien of the American Association.
is holding a meeting with his six
umpires al the Neil House today for
conference and final instructions pre-
paratory TO the opening of the season
Wednesday. The list of umpires in
cludes Kane. Sullivan, Werden, Hayes
and KERN.
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Report of overcharse for Cots.

Report of ~Overcharge for Cots.
The committee in charge received
a report today that two of the room
ing places of the city had put on a
charge of $3.50 for cots. The regula-
ton charge for cots is soc, and if
the committee fnds mat any particu-
lar place is violating the rule, they
will send no more guests there. If for
no other reason, this should not be
done on account of the towns repu-
tation.
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Chase and Sanborn's Fam
Gus Seal Brand Coffee, served
daily during the Conventions
Jaffa, Prayer & Company. 8-t3
Record Breaking Dividends.

New York, April 15.-Several mill
ion dollars in dividends were paid to-
day, and the total disbursement for
April will break all records for this
ear The aggregate amount will pro-
badly exceed $50, OOO, 900, of which in
dustrial and railroad corporations
each contributed about $35, 900, 900,
the rest coming from traction compa-
MES. This is a great increase over
April, 1906, when the total was $685.
500, 900.
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those of the water transportation
companies. Spokane. being an interior
point, must pay the freight" The
Pacific Coast Jobbers' Association
has interviewed in the case, holding
that the present rates are just and
should not be disturbed.
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Hutchinson & Carper have just fin
ished a fine well for Col. Baker, on
his land recently purchased from Par
water leaps 25 inches from a sixinch
pipe, n well being 229 feet deep.
The work was finished in one week.
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Y. NJ. c. A. Man at institute.

Frank Leslie, a Y. NJ. c. A. man
from Amarillo. gave a photographic
entertainment and lecture to h ca
diets of the Military Institute in the
gymnasium last night. He also gave
an address in the court house square
Sunday afternoon.
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Instrumental solos: Mrs. Rob-
ert Cook, violin and Mr.. A. S.
Trube, flute; vocal solos. Mr..
l.. R. Alexander and Miss Edith
ROdkey, at the Grand Concert
tomorrow evening. 3S-tl