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Sheriff Ballard is Defendant.

District court this morning tried
the suit of w. G. Straight against c.
L. Ballard, sheriff, in which plaintiff
seeks damages to the amount of $S5.
The claim of the plaintiff is that the
sheriff took possession of his horse
on an attachment in the suit of the
Kemp Lumber Company against w.
w. Pettey while tne animal was in
the possession of the sheriff and his
men it became crippled. The sheriff
admits taking possession of the horse,
stating that it was with horses that
belonged to Pettey' and he had to
take all of them to get the right ones.
The dispute arises as to the injury.
The case went to the jury this after
noon
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"GET RICH QUICK"
CONCERN is RAIDED.

Chicago, Nov. 13.-Secret service
agents here last night raided the Of
fees of the '.Old Reliable Guarantee
ed thousands of lottery tickets and
other paraphernalia and plates from
which tickets are printed. d. H.
Jones alias D. H. Kisham, who has
lived in expensive style. and John T.
Miner who claimed to be in the real
estate business, but was a partner
in the lottery, were arrested. Warrant
was issued for Miss Cora Green, con-
fidential secretary of Jones and for
Walter Schimbky, book-keeper. Ag
ents for the concern at Fort Wayne,
Indianapolis and McKeesport, Pa,
were also arrested.
The secret service agents expect
to make more than two hundred ar
rests in various cities. An attempt
Will be made to involve the express
as it is believed they handled the COM
paly's business with knowledge that
it was in violation of law. The busi-
ness under various names has been
running over twenty years, and it is
claimed the promoters made millions.
Jones is over seventy years old and
very feeble Commissioner Foote held
Jones without bail, but allowed him
to go to his apartments under sur
veillance. Bail was accepted for the
other prisoners.
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Geo. B. Jewett is having his bowl
ing alleys re-arranged and put in fine
condition so that those who wish to
indulge in this great exercise and
sport during the long winter evenings
may do so, and be able to enjoy them
selves. Mr.. Jewett had a surveyor to
make the levels Oh the alleys, which
will insure that they are at least
level. He also intends to have the al
leys dressed down and highly polish
ed SO that they will he perfectly
smooth. He hopes t%have' them rea-
dy for use within few days.
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CORTELYOU SAYS MANY
THINGS HAVE BEEN LEARNED

New York, Nov. 14.-Secretary Cor
telyou in an address to the Merch-
ants Association of New York, today
said many things have been learned
by the recent trying time from which
he believed We were now rapidly re-
covering. Among them is to stand
steady il times of storm and stress.
We also learned the value of credit,
and have had it brought home to us
that finance is a most delicate mech
anism. We have learned the weak
places where improper practices OBJ
tanned in some directions. What was
weak has been strengthened,-and
what is all-important that if any man
has been guilty of violating trust
that makes him amenable to law, we
may feel confident that his trial will
proceed in an orderly manner and
regardless of sensational excitement.
He praised as patriotic the response
of many great labor organizations to
the appeals of their employers for
1t was learned today that efforts
to secure French gold direct were
made by the banking houses of j. P.
Morgan at the beginning of the trou-
BILE, a representative of Morgan being
seat to Paris for this purpose.
The Bank of France intimated will |
ngness to send $20,000,00O of gold, |
out because of its government cnarac- |
-er the bank desired some formal |
,all from this government for so
arge a transaction. Communication |
With Washington was begun and still |
continues, to find some method by |
which the transaction can be COM
Ieted. 1t is probable that the gold |
will be brought over in any event. 1t |
S stated that no profit will result to
he importers.
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Russell builds new wagons.
CLAIMS HORSE HAD
a PHYSICAL DEFECT:


From $3.50 Tuesday afternoon un-
til the middle of Wednesday dis
trict court was occupied with the tri-
al of the suit of Clarence Ullery ag-
ainst H. NJ. Jones, of Hagerman.
Plaintiff alleged that he bought on
January 21st last white Arabian
horse from defendant with the under
standing that the animal was in per-
feet physical condition, paying $400
for him. He claims further that soon
after the purchase he discovered
physical defect that has cost him
$50 in treatment. and now states that
the horse is now worth no more than
800 to him. Plaintiff asks for judg-
ment for ss,60, also for $25 attorney
fee and costs. The case went to the
jury at 2:3O Wednesday afternoon
The jury has reported verdict Civ
ing the plaintiff SIS.
Court had set for trial a change of
venue case from Eddy county Wednes-
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The pupils of the eighth grade have
had their final examination in L. S.
History, and have taken up the stud :
of Physical Geography for the remain
der of the session. o
DR.. Haymaker, of Glasgow, Mo,
has moved his family here and placed
his children in school
The pupils of the Seventh and 5A
grades have drawn some very credit
able maps in geography. These maps
will be preserved for our school ex-
hibit at the close of school.
We are pleased and gratifed at
the splendid attendance of the pupils
during this bad weather. A child who
is prompt and regular in his attend
ance at school, and does a certain
amount of home study, will usually
pass his grade at the end of the term.
The High School base ball team
reported a nice trip to Artesia Sat
urday, and they came off victorious
in the contest.
Most of the teachers of the Roswell
schools will attend the Pecos Valley
L SdClIeIS ASctCIdliOl at OdIISudu
Nov. 29-30. This is a good showing
for the Roswell schools, because it
will indicate TO the public that the
teachers are progressive, and desire
to keep up in their profession.
number of them are on the program.
The teachers and pupils wish as
liberal a patronage of the coming
lecture program as the first one. The
program will be a very strong and
attractive one, made up of vocal and
instrumental music and recitatiOns.
The lecturer, Mr.. Robinson, has a
treat in store for the public.
The first division of the High
School Literary Society win render
its second program Friday afternoon
at four o'clock in the Central build
ing The pupils have a very interest
ing program prepared. one of the
numbers being a scene from The
Merchant of Venice" The public is
cordially invited.
The city teachers had their month
ly institute last Saturday. Besides
and Mr.. Robinson were present and
gave us very thoughtful and helpful
talks. Mr. Hinshaw talked to the
teachers about supplementary work. |
He spoke of the importance of teach |
ing the child honesty, punctuaality, /
neatness and thoroughness. Mr.. Rob |
inson talked about the greatness of
the teachers profession and what |
the people of Roswell were expecting |
of the teachers this year.
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ADT. GEN. WELLS TESTlFIES
IN STEVE ADAMS TRIAL

Rathdrum, Idaho, Nov. 13.-Bulke-
ley Wells, former ,adjutant general
of Colorado, occupied the stand in
the Steve Adams case yesterday aft
ernoo1. He testified that Adams told
him of a number of crimes in which
he had participated. He said Adams
told him he had gone to Idaho to help
kill two men, Tyler and a man nam
ed Boule- Adams also told him that
he could locate in Telluride the re-
mains of a man named Barney who
had been killed during the labor
trouble there. Wells said they found
the body of Barney at Telluride just
where Adams had mapped the place
to him
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STRIKE OF STREET
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES

Louisville. KY. Nov. 1.-THE local
organization of the Amalgamated As
sociation of Street and Electric Rail-
way Employees of America today de-
clared a strike against the Louisville
Street Railway Company, effective at
midnight tonight OF LOO men en-
ployed $50 ARE said to belong to the
Union. The strike is an attempt of
the Union to settle differences with
the company. The employees won a
partial victory last April. which was
attended with much dissatisfaction
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kNICkERBOCkER TRUST co.
PRESIDENT A SUICIDE.

New York, Nov. 14.-Charles T.
Barney, president of the Knicker-
booker Trust Co, committed suicide
this afternoon. The Knickerbocker
Trust Company was one of the larg-
est trust companies in the city. With
liabilities between sixty and seventy
million dollars, it closed it's doors at
the beginning of the recent financial
craze. Barney had long been promi-
nent in financial New York and was
interesed in various enterprises. His
wife is a sister of the late William
c. Whitaey
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oregon Bank Suspends.

Forest Grove, Ore, Nov. Estate
Senator Hayes bank in this city did
not open its doors this morning, be-
cause it could not obtain balances
National Bank of Portland which sus-
pended payment yesterday. and which
was its local correspondent. The de
posits of Hays bank are between
$4,000 and $4,000. The bank is con
Sidered solvent.
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PERHAPS NOT, BUT.
Advertiser.
cSiStant A Attnrnou Cnnaral


Assistant Attorney General Nc
Harg has severely arraigned the
courts of New Mexico when he stat
ed that the prevailing custom has
been for the politicians to run the
courts and work the juries. This
might give a false impression. The
neither is it probable that all of the
courts are workable. But the fact
remains that in times past there have
been important cases all over the ter
ritory which have not been decided
upon merits Or upon justice, and in
innumerable instances there can be
no question but that juries have
been tampered with Many lawyers
in New Mexico know that this is a
factor that has to be reckoned with.
There is one remedy for such abuses
that is the most availing here, as
elsewhere, and that is for the people
to be careful who they elect as leg
islators. There are thousands of peo-
pie who will vote for a rascal if they
think he will look after the things
they desire. II sometimes takes NOR
al courage in instances like this. Cor
business. Machine politics should
arouse suspicion any time.
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ARCTIC EXPLORER
WINS CULVER MEDAL,

Chicago, Nov. 14.-Captain Amund-
sen, the Norwegian arctic explorer
and discoverer of the northwest pas
sage, received formal notification last
night at a meeting of the Geograph-
ical Society that the Helen Culver
medal for notable achievements in
science and discovery has been award
ed to him. 1t is the first award made
by this society.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER
OF SENATOR BROWN

Washington, Nov. 13.-The trial of
Mrs. Annie NJ. Bradley, charged with
the murder of former U. S. Senator
Brown of Utah, was resumed in the
district criminal court today. The
woman's counsel say they do not pro-
pose to be over-particular in the Sc
lection of a jury, as all they want is
men of intelligence and fairness.
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DEMAND FULL CITIZENSHIP
FOR PORTO RICANS.

Norfolk, Va. Nov. 1.-THE Ameri-
can Federation of Labor today refer
red to the committee on resolutions
a lengthy resolution by the Porto Ri
can delegates, which demands full
citizenship for Porto Ricans, an eight
hour day, the abolishment of convict
labor on public works, and other mat
ters for the advancement of the sta
tus of labor on the island
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Phone 20 for good things to
eat. Fresh creamery butter,
80 cts. per lb. 2oif
OKLAHOMA ADMITTED
TO STATEHOOD SATURDAY..

Washington, d. c., Nov 14-Pres-
ident Roosevelt will sign the procla-
nation admitting Oklahoma and Ind
ian Territory to statehood at ten
O'Clock Saturday morning, bringing
the new state into existence instant
II. This will be nine o'clock in Ok
lahoma.
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Youno People Give Dance.

The young men of the Roswell Com
mercial Club gave a dancing party
at the club rooms last night, about
dozen couples coming out to enjoy
the music and sociability. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Jaffa were the chaper
ones. The dancing was continued un-
til about midnight
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Trial OF Mrs. Bradley.

Washington, Nov. 14.-When the
criminal court today resumed its eff
fort to obtain a jury for the trial of
Mrs. Bradley, there were eleven men
in the jury box, but the defense still
had to its credit three challenges, and
nine remained to the prosecution.
The jury in the Bradley trial was
completed at 11:30 this morning. At
this time District Attorney Turner
began the presentation of the case
for the government
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police court Decision Affirmed.

The case of the city of Roswell
against Apolio1o Carmona, in which
the defendant was found guilty in po-
lice court of assaulting another MeN-
can with a beer bottle, was tried in
district court on an appeal yesterday
afternoon, and before night the jury
had returned a verdict affirming the
decision of the lower court. Defend
ant has filed a motion for a new hear
ing
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
COMMITTEE CALLED

French Lick Springs, Ind, Nov. IA.
Chairman Thomas Taggart today is
sued a call for meeting of tne Dem
OcTatic National Committee at French
Lick Springs November %. The pur-
pose of the meeting of the committee
is to settle upon the time and place
of holding the national convention
Cities applying for the convention are
Chicago Louisville, Cincinnati, st.
Louis, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Milwau-
kee and Atlantic City.
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PARLIAMENT OPENED
WITH RELIGIOUS DISPLAY.

St. Petersburg, Nov. 1.-THE third
Russian parliament was opened this
morning. The religious service pre-
ceding the opening was made the oc-
casion for a great display Of patriotic
enthusiasm on the part of the moder-
ate members. The Emperor was Wig
orously cheered. The Social Demo
Gratis abse1ted themselves from the
hall during the reading of the Emper-
or's greetings. The city was perfectly
Ouiet
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at the same place. The public is in
vited to come out and witness these
games, free, and something good can
be seen there. The boys are getting
in shape for the Ell Paso trip on
Thanksgiving and the excursion is
now assured them. No new rate has
yet been received on the Ell Paso ex-
curSiOn.
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j. N. Stallings has bought a half
interest in the Roswell Meat Market
with Guy Stapp, and both will now
be found at their place of business
on Main between First and Second,
ready to give good service and the
best of meats. 20t3
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UNION PACIFIC RECEIPTS
GOING To NEW WORK

Chicago, Nov. IA dispatch to
the Tribune from Omaha says the
immense cash receipts of the entire
Union Pacific system have been sent
to New York every day since the
money stringency began, leaving the
local headquarters of the line short
of cash The call is said to have come
direct from President Hartman The
Union Pacific heretofore banked its
money in Omaha
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Ready to Do Team Work.

l now have my teaming outfit in
Roswell ready to do grading, break
ing, hauling and general team work.
Call on or address. T. F. Cazier, City.
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P H. Cannon has bought the DIR.
Anderson place on South Hill and
will move his family to Roswell from
Beaumont, Tex, to make their home.
Mr.. Cannon has extensive property
interests here and down the valley,
and will make desirable citizen.
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Mrs. w. G. POlsgrove entertained
the Monday afternoon card club this
week, Five Hundred being the game
of the afternoon. Only the regular
membership was in attendance. Re-
freshments were served
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The Social Circle of the Southern
NJ. E. church is meeting this after
noon with Mrs. James Davis. After
the business meeting an entertaining
program was rendered, after which
refreshments were served.
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HARTMAN DENIES
RAILROAD FUND STORY.

New York, Nov. 14-E. H. Harri-
man declared today that there was
no truth in the story from Omaha
that all the receipts of the Union
Pacific system had been shipped to
New York since the beginning of the
financial stringency. Far from that
being the case said Hartman, we
specifically directed the receipts to
be held in Omaha to relieve the local
situation. w ehave had no receipts
from Omaha since Oct. 28th."
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The Majestic Manufacturing Co..
of St. Louis. Mo-, will have a man at
the Roswell Hardware Co. store all
next week who win show you how 10
bake biscuits. brown top and bottom,
IN three minutes. Don't miss this
chance of seeing the great cooking
wonder
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The Swastika Sign and Advertising
Company today moved its shop from
the rear of the U. S. Market building
to the stone building east of the Cit
liens National Bank, on Fourth st.
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w w Thompson has resigned his
position in the job department of the
Record print shop and is getting rea-
dy to move to West, Texas, his for
mer home. Many friends wish him
success at West, but regret to see
him and his wife leave Roswell. He
has been a faithful employee of the
Record for nearly five years.
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NITRO GLYcERINE
FACTORY BLOWN UP.

Columbus, o., Nov. 1.-TWO work
men were killed and three or four in
jured in an explosion in the Hercules
nitro-glycerine factory at Brad1er's
today. The factory was demolished, a
number of houses destroyed. The
concussion was felt sixty miles away.
Harry Boston, the superintendent,
was probably fatally injured.
Good heaters at $3.50 and $500 at
the Enterprise Hardware Co. 1872
See our heaters at $4.00, $500 and
$500 at the Enterprise Hardware
Company. 1872
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PREMIER BANNERMAN
is SERIOUSI IL

Bristol, Eng, Nov 14.-Premier
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman. af-
ter addressing a political meeting
here last night, was seized with a
sudden illness. Heart trouble. is be-
lieved to be the cause.
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TWO MEN KILLED
BY BOILER EXPLOSION

Cincinnati, o., Nov. 1.-Two men
were killed by the explosion of a
boiler in the plant of ]. Woltry & Co.,
manufacturers of catsup, preserves,
etc, this morning.
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day, and large number of witnesses
from Carlsbad came up to attend, but
the case was postponed until next
week.
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J. F. Lee came up from Lake Ar
thur this morning to remain two days
on business.
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The first and second teams of the
Military Institute had a good prac-
tice game yesterday afternoon in the
presence of small crowd at the In
stitute gridiron, and will play again
tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock
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George L. wynys. who had riNe

George L. WHY'S, WHO hau FIN7
strawberries in February, today
brought to the Record Office another
bunch of fine berries from the same
vines. which have been bearing con
stantly for nine months. Mr.. WHY'S
makes no claim to being a Luther
Burbank, but as a producer of straw
berries he seems to be something of
a wizard.
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C. E. Walker. of the Wichita Produce
House. came in from the south this
afternoon to remain two or three
days.
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Mr.. Hill will silag the famous rail
road song, THE Man in the Over
alls,'' at the New Majestic tonight
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During carnival week, a
pair of rimless spectacles.. Finder
please return to Record Office and
receive reward. 1872
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See Reno, the Conjurer, at eight
o'clock tomorrow evening at the Au-
ditorium Rink.
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Look for Star Meat Market when
you want to order your meat. Jake
Pierce, Prop. 19tf
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DR. Charles Edward Lukens. of Al
buqnerque, came i'm on the auto to-
day TO spend few days here and at
60 to Texico tomorrow.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

Roswell, N. NJ, Nov. 14.-Tempera-
ture-Max. yesterday so; min, 26;
mean, 3S.
Precipitation 90: wind N. W., We
locity miles. weather foggy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight ald Friday; stationa-
N. WRIGHT,
ofacIai In Charge.
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FOUND Money. Owner may have
same by identifying and paying for
this ad. 1922
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Mr. Hill viii sing the famous rail
road song, THE Man il the Over
alls." at the New Majestic tonight.
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-Gepol eL9q sBA poem
uou uemIeqWnI eql 'l4oHIa . f
Mr. Hill will sing the famous rail
road song, "The Man il tle Over
alls," at the New Majestic tonight.
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Phone t22o for good things to
eat. Fresh creamery dutter, SO
cts. per lib. 2Otf
Live Stock MARKET.

Kansas City, Nov 14-Cattle re
ceipts, 1000 Market slow but steady.
Southern steers, 2.7563.S0; southern
cows, 1.75@ @3.00; western steers, $40
64.50; western cows. 2.0093.25
Sheep receipts 1000. Market stea-
dy. Muttons, 40e@475; lambs. 500
@6.1D: range wethers. 3.55@4-S0; fed
ewes. 3.25@4.5O
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See Jake Pierce at the Star Market
for the best of meat 19tf
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Mr.. Hill will sing the famous rail
road song, The Man in the Over
alls." At the New Majestic tonight.
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Have you talked with Col. Baker?
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See RENO tomorrow at the Audi
torium Rink.
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Talk with Col Baker about Nylip.
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Russell does horse-shoeing. loft