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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-20

Philadelphia, Nov. 20.-After two
inland waterway along the Atlantic
coast from New England to the Caro-
lima deep waterways, the conference
this afternoon formed a permanent or
ganization, and will begin an aggres-
sive campaign to accomplish the
great undertaking. 1t was voted that
resolutions be adopted asking the as
sistance of the national government
and the cooperation of all the states
interested in inland waterways
The delegates from the several
states attending the conference. are
highly gratified at the interest taken
by the authorities and the CONNER
cial organizations in the states inter
ested. The interest taken greatly eX-
ceeded expectations and the una1imi-
ty of the delegates in regard to the
waterways is exceedingly
gratifying to the various state delega-
tions.
Yesterdays sessions having been
devoted to discussion of water routes
from Philadelphia north to Boston, to-
days session was largely taken up
with addresses on water ways that
are proposed to form part of the wa
terway from Philadelphia to North
Beaufort, n. c. The speakers at the
session included General
Felix Agnus, of Baltimore, who spoke
on Chesapeake Bay and its connec-
ton with the Atlantic Hugh Gard
ner of New York, formerly of South
Carolina, discussed conditions in
Hampton Roads.
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Special cost cash sale of all
stoves and ranges. Ullery Furn-
iture Co.
A CURE MADE BY
OUR CLIMATIC CONDITIONS

A Proof that this climate is good
for those that are affected by weak
throats and lungs, is very vividly
shown in the following case. P. T.
Harpold, young man, who came to
Roswell from Dallas, Texas, three
months ago, suffering with a weak
throat and being very much run down
physically, has gained fourteen lbs.
in this length of time. He feels better
than he has for months, he mas color
in his cheeks and feels like an alto
gether different man. He cannot find
what this climate has done for him.
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DELEGATE ANDREWS Ac-
cusED OF CONSPIRACY.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 13.-Thomas
Rinaker, receiver for the Enterprise
National Bank of Allegheny, today fl
Frank G. Harris, ex-state treasurer of
Pennsylvania, claiming $40, 900 with
interest from October %, 1908. This
claim is on two drafts of $4,000 each,
drawn to the order of w. H. Andrews,
territorial delegate to congress from
Harris. One was paid through the
Commonwealth Trust Company, of
Harrisburg. and the other through the
Clearfield Trust company, of Clearfield
These notes were concerned in the
organization of the Pennsylvania De-
ve1opment company. Rinal1er alleges
that Harris frequently made loans
through the Enterprise Bank, that af-
ter his election as state treasurer in
1901, the Pennsylvania Development
Company, which was organized to
develop coal and timber lands in
New Mexico, was continually in need
of money and from May 1, 1902, until
May 1, 1904, Harris deposited in the
Enterprise Bank state funds to the
total of S2O,935, 900 upon which 2 per
cent interest was to be paid by the
bank The drafts upon which the suit
is brought are alleged to have been
made by Cashier Clarke, of the En-
terprise Bank, on the Merchants Ma
tional Bank of Philadelphia, where,
it is said, the Enterprise Bank kept
a considerable deposit.
Mr. Rinaker alleges that the Penn
sylvania Development Company was
formed by Andrews, Clarke, Arthur
Kennedy and Francis ]. Torrance,
with Clarke as the treasurer. He fur
Their states that these men in order
that the said development company
might he accommodated with money.
induced Harris to select the Enter
prise Bank as one of the repositories
of state funds and to increase the
amount of state funds deposited there
from time to time. He alleges that
on the strength of this agreement,
as has already been charged and pro-
ven during the trials of the men con-
victed of completely in the wrecking
of the depleted bank. large sums
were loaned By Clarke for the susie
nance of the Pennsylvania Develop
ment company.
He alleges that Clarke and And
rews conspired to enable Harris TO
get money out of the bank by draft
ing on its funds in the Philadelphia
bank, Clarke agreeing to take care
of and pay the drafts when they
came in, and all without the know
ledge of the banks directors
1t is alleged that Harris put this
money to his own personal use, that
he accepted it for this purpose and
knew that it was fraudulently given
him.
The Enterprise National Bank faia-
ed in 1905 for over s7.000.000. Cashier
Clarke shot himself the morning the
bank was closed by the government.
Clarke left letter stating that ee
had been ruined by w. H. Andrews.
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the Pecos Valley short line is built
the movement of cattle will ibe west
ward and southwark through El Pa
so. The easterly shipments are not
nearly so logical and profitable as
the westerly shipments will be. More
over, FL Paso and Arizona need the
farm, garden and orchard products
of eastern New Mexico and western
Texas, and those regions could buy
merchandise of Ell Paso jobbers to
better advantage than they can buy
in eastern cities much farther dis
tant.
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FULL PROGRAM
School Lyceum Lecture Course, Nov
%, Next Friday Evening at
M. e Church South.

School Lyceum Lecture Course, Nov
%, Next Friday Evening at
M. e. Church South.
Ante-Concert by Fletcher's Special
Orchestra, 1880:
Medley March. THE Good Old U. S
A" CMorse)
Waltzes, sweet Remembrances," ST
Clair.
Two-step, Blaze Away" CHolzma1n)
Intermezzo, "Golden Rod" (Mabel
Mckinley
Two-step, yankee Luck" (Brown0
Cornet Solo, "True Love-" CIV. H
Keifer) G. E. weatherby.
Instrumentation: G. E. Weatherby
and R. P. Seward. violinists; Grover
Cottingham. cornet: Jack Fletcher
cello; George Trube. flute; Prof. Ma
son, cornet; Mrs. John Ashenhurst
pianist.
Program Proper.
beginning at 500 o'clock
Tenor solo, when the Birds &C
North Again. (Willoughby) Mr.
Bernie Mullane.
Bass solo, "Asleep in the Deep 0Pe
trie) Mr.. G. E. WeatAerby.
Reading. "Ruggles' Birthday Party
Miss Lucy Jones.
Soprano Solo. MY Dreams" (Tosdl
Mrs. Stella Ritter.
Lecture fsecond of course) Impres
sioas of a Tenderfoot," Will Rob
inson. with some able assistance
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The New Majestic is showing the
following program for the first part
of the week, a good one, as they al
ways give: THE Skipping Cheeses, "
"CYRANO, the Lightning Artist.
Transformation" the last being high
IL colored; song, Two Little Or
phans are We Hunting in the Arc
ties "A Room for Rent in My
Heart" the Burglars Surprise and
the Adventures of the Motorist. The
above program is a good one
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MODERN WOODMEN WANT
INTO THE JURISDICTIC

At the regular meeting of the Mod
ern Woodmen of America last night
the members voted to raise money to
send two delegates from the Pecos
Valley to the Head Camp melting,
which will be held at Peoria, Illinois,
next June, for the purpose of having
this territory admitted into the juris-
diction of Woodcraft, so that camps
may he established and the regular
work of the order be carried out. The
delegates chosen to go to the meet
ing were D. P Greiner of Roswell
and DIR. C. NJ Jones, of Lakewood. j.
l. Gibbany and F. A. Mueller. both
of this city, were chosen alternates.
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IRRIGATION CONGRESS FAVoRS
STATEHOOD FOR NEW MEXICO

Muskogee, Okla, Nov. 20.-Among
the resolutions introduced at the
Trans s-Mississippi Commercial Con-
gress today were one favoring state
hood for New Mexico, and one advis-
ing the National congress to issue
$4,000 900 in treasury notes to be
expended by the government on post
roads. The statehood resolution was
introduced Iby Ex-Governor Prince
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Everybody should have a box
of those fine apples that Joyce
Pruit Company have just re-
ceived, try box.

DR.. E. NJ Fisher is enjoying a Wis
it from his mother who arrived this
morning from Sierra Blanca, Tex,
to remain here during the illness of
Mrs. Fisher.
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Death From tuberculosis.

J. w Dunn, who was brought here
six weeks ago by his son and daugh-
ter, seeking cure for consumption,
died yesterday morning at 1OG East
Mathews street, and the body was
shipped this morning to the home at
MayfieId, KY, accompanied by the
two children
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FIVE MILLIONS OF GOLD
ON GERMAN STEAMER

South Hampton, Nov. 20-The
Prinz Wilhelm, which sailed from
this port for New York today had on
board nearly $5,OOO,OOO in specie.
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WashiI Igton, Nov. 16.-Governor
Curry and a delegation of prominent
citizens OF New Mexico are in Wash
ington preparing to begin the state
hood campaign which they will press
from the beginning of the next ses-
sion of congress. They have met with
some discouragements since their ar
rival by reason of the fact that many
public men think no new states
should be admitted at the next ses-
sion of congress because of the near
approach of the presidential cam
paign.
President Roosevelt is committed
to the admission of New Mexico as a
single state, but it is understood that
he will remain neutral if the bill is
introduced at the approaching ses-
sion. There is no doubt, however, on
the part of the delegation, that if
the bill should get through congress
the President will sign it.
A Great Disappointment.
Albuquerque Journal Special.
Washington, d. c., Nov. 16.-The
announcement here today that Presi-
dent Roosevelt, while ne favors state
hood for New Mexico, will remain
neutral should a bin be introduced
at the next session of congress, has
caused something of a slump in the
hopes of the friends of the territory
in Washington who are anxious for
its immediate admission. The state
ments made by his friends following
the Presidents western trip had led
many to hope that he would actively
aid in urging statehood legislation
for New Mexico at the coming session
and the unofficial statement that he
proposes to remain neutral has come
as a disappointment.
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TOOK HER MONEY TO
CANADA FOR SAFETY.

London, Ontario, Canada, Nov. 20.
A middle aged woman entered the
Bank of Montreal yesterday, saying
she had come from Chicago in order
to deposit $4,000 in gold and Ameri-
can bills which she had tied up in a
towel, feeling that the money would
be safer il the Bank of Montreal
The money, she says is the lifetime
savings of her grandmother, her mo-
ther and herself.
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Phone 22O for good things to
eat. Fresh Blue Valley Butter
80 cts. per Id. 2Otf
TWO AUTOS IN FROM
TORRANCE LAST NIGHT

Two automobiles arrived from Tor
rance over the mail route last night,
bringing one passenger in addition to
the drivers and mails. The drivers
report that although the big snow OF
Saturday has about gone, it was snow
ing yesterday at the halfway house
when they left for Roswell. The cars
have been running daily, the Sunday
car from Torrance being the only one
that missed.
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If you want to buy a city home or
a .lice 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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Notice, EaqIes.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles will
give their annual ball at the Gauulieur
Hall Friday night, Nov. %, 1907. AL
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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ESQ., 900 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-
STA Nursery. J. s. Highsmith. Prop.
Wyatt johnson. Salesman s6ti
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JOLLY JoLLiER's DANCE

Although the nigat was bad and
mud a great deal worse, the dance gi-
ven last night by the Jolly Jollier's
Social Club at Elk hall complimen-
tary BE- the young ladies who assisted
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Your headaches can be relieved by
correctly fitted glasses. See DR.. Hun
sberger today at links jewelry store.
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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.
Irrigated Farm for Sale.

A good farm of one hundred acres,
with artesian well, sufficient to irri-
gate same for sale for SO, 900 cash,
if taken within next ten days. Ad-
dress Box 81, Roswell N NJ.
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Reduced prices. Ullery Furn.
iture Co.

Mrs Charles Woodbridge came up
from Carlsbad tais morning for a
two days visit with Mrs. Jim Manning
and other friends.
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Your gain our loss. It's
cash or stoves. Ullery Furn. Co

The new greenhouse, 3O9 N KY, is
open for business. 0Ot26*
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Miss Nettie Galloway Prunty return
ed this morning from a visit with
her mother, Mrs. A. L. Snyder, at
Artesia.
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Bad weather and stoves at
cost for cash UIIery Furn. Co

FOR SALE Latest edition of En-
cyclopedia Brittaaica, in half calf,
at a bargain. Apply H. w. c., care
Record office. 25t6
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Prices greatly reduced on our
entire line of stoves and rang
es. At cost. Ullery Furn. Co.
ANOTHER MILLION OF
GOLD FROM ENGLAND

New York, Nov. 20 Goldman,
Sachs & Co. today announced the en-
gagemeat of $1,10O,00O gold in Lon
don. This brings the total gold en-
gagemeats in the present movement
to- S73 400 900.
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B. F. Birdwel. c. N. Carr and G.
L. Reese. of Portales, arrived last
night to spead few days ON busi
ness and visiting friends.
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o. d. Edmondson, of Ell Paso, was
an arrival from the south today
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Six fine pictures and two late
songs on the New Majestic program
tonight.
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A fresh shipment of highest grade
chocolates and bon bons. Fancy box
es and in bulk.-Ingerson Book
Store 25tf
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Stoves at cost for cash. Ul-
iery Furniture Co.

Six fine pictures and two late
songs on the New Majestic program
tonight.
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Kipling's Candy Store has just re
ceived from Old Mexico a fine lot of
what is called Paper Shell Pecans -
These pecans are of this years crop
and they are dandies, some of them
nearly an inch in length, and the
meat is very sweet
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
local Report.l

(LocaI Report-l
Roswell. n. NJ. Nov. 20.-Tempera-
ture-Max. yesterday 40; min. 80;
mean, 35.
Precipitation.-(24 hoursl .O5; wind
W., velocity miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Thursday; station
airy temperature.
M. WRIGHT.
oEielai In Charge.
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Six fine pictures and two late
songs on the New Majestic program
tonight
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H R and S. Daley and A. ]. and
s. W. Holder came up from Lake Ar
thur this morning
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See Jake Pierce at the Star Market
for the best of meat. 19tf
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Our special sale, cost for
cash, still continues on stoves
and ranges. UIlery Furn. Co.
MASONS IN SORROW BECAUSE
OF THE DEATH OF F. WEBBEF

The recent death of the Secretary
General of the Supreme Council OF
the Southern Jurisdiction of Scottish
Rite Masonry, calls for the observance
of the custom among Scottish Rite
Masons, of wearing a badge of mourn
ing for a period of 60 days.
Col Chas. E. Baker received recent
ly one of the official badges which is
explained by a circular received by
him.
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See The Records
special subscription
offer, fourth page.

Look for Star Meat Market when
you want to order your meat Jake
Pierce. Prop. 19tf
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J. s. Willis came down from Por-
tales last night on business
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Have you seen Jake Pierce for
your meat? 19tf
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We have just received a car
of choice faHcy apples, these
apples are the finest that have
been on the market this year,
J0yce-Pruit Company.
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songs on the New Majestic program
tonight.
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Phone 22O for good things to
eat. Fresh Blue Valley Butter
80 cts. per lb. 2Oif

Remember, We deliver the goods
Roswell Title and Trust Co. 20tf
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JAPAN Is
WILLING
PROBABLY WILL AGREE TO AR.
GUMENTS PRESENTED BY
AMERICA AND CANADA.
WILL DO IT BY HERSELF

Editorial in Japanese Official Paper
Says Japan Will Not Hesitate to
Prohibit Emigration to Canada En-
tireIy if it Endangers the Public
Peace
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Col. Baker is the Nylip man.
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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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l.. B. BoeIlner, the Jeweler, sells
it cheaper. 79tf
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Fred Hobgood, of Bisbee, A. T.,
came in yesterday to look after bust
ness affairs
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Stoves at cost for cash or
checks, Ullery Furniture Co.

Get a date to talk with Col. Baker.
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TEDDY BACKS
CLEAR DOWN
WILL REMAIN NEUTRAL IF THE
TATEHOOD BILL is INTRO
DUCED THIS SESSION.
GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT

People of the Territory Had Hoped
That Roosevelt Would Aid State
hood Legislation, but Each An
nouncensent Reduces Hope More
Than the Last.
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Nice little wood heaters for
bed rooms only Sl.50 set up.
Ullery Furn. Co.
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DISCUSSING PROJECT FOR SHORT
Err INLAND ROUTES BE-
TWEEN EASTERN CITIES.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS

Delegates From Many States Express
Qualification at the Interest Taken
by Government Officials and Com
merciai Organizations.
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Get a box of those fancy ap-
pies at Joyce -Pruit COmpanys
they are fine.
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See Jake Pierce for your meats.
Phone Sc, Star Meat Market. 19tf
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Nylips are selling lively. Phone Is;
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Russell does horse-shoeing. lott
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Have Col. Baker explain a NyHp.
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Russell builds new wagons.
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Have you talked with him YETI
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New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
BL1CK HAND TO BISHOP.
Long Island Prelate ReceiUes Dis
size Threatening Family.

Garden City. Long Island. Aug. "a (SpeciaD.-
Bishop Frederick Burgess. OF the Cathedral Of
the Incarnation, has received a Black Hand let
ter threatening his life II IS said that the
writer's declared they would blow up the See
house with the Bishop and all his family. II
their demands were not granted.
The Bishop refused to discuss the matter. hut
stated that although he had received the letter
he considered his mail private. and did not see
why the public should be In any way interested
When asked II the letter caused him any un-
easiness he said that he did not want TO let II
cause him any worry and would talk no further
on the subject
The letter is thought to have come from
Brooklyn. and the suppostion is that its con-
tents were q demand made upon the Bishop for
money. Recently a gang of Black Handlers
failed in an attempt 10 get funds from a Brook
lyn priest, and it is thought that they are trY-
ing the same plan with Bishop Burgess.
Another theory is that the letter was received
from one of gang OF Italians who are en-
ployed on the Garden City Estates Several
strange men were in the vicinity OF the
cathedral this morning, but when they were ap-
proached they hurried away. Black Hand en-
bems adorned the letter.