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College Conference.

Athens. Ga, July S.-A high school
and college conference which has at
tracted educators from all over the
South opened today in connection
with the University of Georgia sum-
mer school and will last through the
week. This is the third year of the
conference and the present session
promises to be more useful and more
largely attended than any of its prede-
cessors. Corporal punishment, secret
societies, track athletics, state and IA
tional aid for secondary schools, in
dustrial education and the junior re-
public government are among the sub
jects for discussion today. An ancient
language conference will be held to-
morrow and a session devoted to mod
ern languages on Wednesday.
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Chicago, July 8-Although they
they have been afforded an opportu-
nifty by Judge Landis of presenting
evidence before the Federal Court
to show that the Standard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey mas never broken
any of the interstate commerce laws,
officers of the corporation now in Chi
cago and attorneys for the company
were undecided yesterday whether
they would take advantage of the
chance today. Judge Landis notified
them at the close of court Saturday
that he would listen to anything they
had to present which they thought
might show the company innocent in
the cases. 1t is believed that it has
been the intention to take into con-
sideration any mitigating fa&s in
fixing the fine. Whether the defend
ants try to make showing or not
was to be decided at a conference to
be held this morning.
1t is understood tnat the instruc-
tions given by Mr. Rockefeller him.
self were to present the case as per
mitted by the court. The Standard
Oil Company is ready to appear in
court and furnish Judge Landis with
any information he may desire. With
the exception of John D. Rockefeller
and his brother William, all the wit
nesses who were subpoenaed remain
ed in Chicago to await the pleasure
of the court
LATER The attorneys for the
STANDARD Oil Company today declined
to submit any further evidence in the
investigation held on Saturday by
Judge Lands in the United States
district court Judge Landis then an
nounced that sentence would be pass
ed on the STANDARD Oil Company of
Indiana, which has been convicted of
making illegal railroad rebates.
Railroads Answer Complaint
Lincoln, Neb., July S.-Three rail
roads filed answers with the Inter
state Commerce Commission to the
complaint recently made by the Lin
coin Comsnercial Club which alleged
discrimination in frt. rates from the
south in favor of Omaha. the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas made gen.
eral denial of the charges, while the
Union Pacific and Burlington rail
roads. through general counsel, as
serted in answer that Omaha is com
petitive point ard entitled to the pres
ent rate. while Lincoln is not The
hearing before the Interstate Com
merce Commission will not take place
here until after the summer vacation
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Japanese Admiral COMING.

New York, July 8.-Admiral Baron
G. YamamotO. of the Imperial Japan
ese navy, accompanied by his staff, is
expected to arrive il New York today
for a months visit in America. Sew
eral notable social events have been
arranged in his nonor, including a lun
cheon by the Japanese society at the
Hotel Astor on Thursday 1ight. Ad-
miral Yamamoto was the minister of
marine during the Russo-Japanese
war. The organization of the Japan
ese navy on its present basis is credit
ed to his constructive ability.
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DOCTOR DECLINES OPPOR-
TUNITY TO ADVERTISE.

Providence, R. L, July 8.-Dr. G. o.
Blumer, on the staff of the Butler In
known experts on mental diseases in
Rhode Island, declines to act as one
of the co-masters in the examination
to determine. the competency of Mrs.
Mary Baker G. Eddy, the Christian
Science leader, whose property and
condition are at present the subject
of a lawsuit brought by her next
friends against several prominent
members of the Christian Science de-
nomination. An approaching Europe
an trip of several months is assigned
by DR.. Blumer as the reason for mis-
declination of the commission.
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AERONAUT INJURED
BY AN AUTOMOBILE.

New York, July S.-Dr. Julian P.
Thomas, the aeronaut, lies in a Sc
rious condition at Fordham Hospital
today, suffering from a compound
fracture of the leg and internal inju-
ries received in an automobile last
night, when the machine carrying the
aeronaut and two women companions
crashed into trolley pole in Bronx.
His physicians said today that Mr..
Thomas might have to suffer the am
putatioa of his leg. Miss Florence
Haas, the actress, who was with Miss
Grace Rogers and Mr.. Thomas wnen
the accident occurred, is so seriously
injured that the physicians amputat-
ed her left leg today at the Fordham
Hospital Miss Rogers is injured in
ternally, but probably will recover.
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NO SERIOUS MIS-
UNDERSTANDING POSSIBLE

The Hague, July S.-Vice Admiral
Ijuin and the officers of the Japanese
cruisers Chitose aad Tsukuba lying
off Flushing, dined with Queen Will
helmina at Loo Palace today. The
Japanese minister and Dutch minister
of marine were included in the party.
Speaking of the American-Japanese
question, the Japanese officers said
they did not believe a serious misun-
derstanding possible. They declared
that Japan wished to maintain good
relations with the Americans and
were determined to give no offense,
but only to defend their country from
attack.
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GERMAN STEAMER MANNED
BY BRITISH SAILOR

New York, July 8.-With the crew
Oh strike, the German steamer Bar
barossa, of the North German Lloyd
line came into port today from Bre-
men manned by British sailors and
firemen who had been engaged to
take the strikers places.
Strike of Dock Laborers.
Rotterdam, July 8.-The attitude OF
the dock laborers who struck against
the use of elevators in unloading
grain ships, is increasingly militant
Attacks on men VINO refuse to join
the movement are so frequent and
threats of damage to ships and other
property so persistent that a large
force of cavalry has been posted on
the quays and police patrols have
been detailed for the protection OF
steamers loading OR unloading. The
ironclad Renter Klaeszen is guarding
the port, and the cruiser Noord Bra
bant will arrive here tomorrow.
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Engineers Meet in Mexico.

City of Mexico. July 8.-Delegates
from all parts of North America are
taking part in the meeting OF the Am
erican Society of Civil Engineers.
for a weeks session. A great ban
quet and trips to points of interest in
the surrounding country are among
the features arranged for the visitors
by local engineers affiliated with the
association.
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NUMBER lOo
GRAND OPENING OF
THE AUDITORIUM RINK.

The amusement loving public OF
Roswell is cordially invited to attend
the grand opening of the Auditorium
Rink, Tuesday night at $3.50. There
will be good music and comfortable
seats. While the admission will be
free, charge of thirty-five cents will
be made for skates for the evening.
finest floor and most up-to-date equip
ment in the West.
AUDITORIUM RINK COMPANY.
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Texas County Officials.

San Antonio, Texas, July 8.-Sever-
al important questions in connection
with the new laws that will go into
effect this week will be discussed at
the fifteenth annual meeting of the
county and district clerks association
which convened in San Antonio today
AS usual. the Texas Sneriffs' associa
tion will also hold a simultaneous
session. The convention will contin
lie through three days and among the
subjects slated for consideration are
the Terrell election law, convict labor
liquor bonds, marriage licenses and
naturalization papers.
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Mutes in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, o., July S.-Cincinnati
is today the host to about 200 deaf
mutes, gathered here for the conven-
ton of the state organization of the
Fraternal Society of the Deaf. Sew
eraI prominent members will make
addresses in the sign language. The
society has a membership of about
five hundred.
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School for Librarians.

Winona Lake, Ind, July S.-The Wi
mona Lake summer school for libra
rians, the only one of it's kind in the
country, began its sixth annual session
in the Mount Memorial building this
afternoon, with an exceptionally able
corps of instructors and a large atten-
dance of persons interested in library
work. Only persons actually in libra
ry positions or under definite appoint
ment are admitted to the privileges
of the school No applications for ad
mission will be received after Wed
nesday.
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National Educational Association

Los angeles. Cal, July S.-For the
second time in decade the City of
the Angels is entertaining the peda-
gogues of the country, thousands of
whom arrived yesterday and this NOR
ming to attend the semi-centen1ial an
niversary convention of the National
Educational association. Most of the
visiting teachers will remain here for
a month or more and the educators
OF all the cities of Southern Califor-
mia will keep open house in their
honor.
The annual meeting OF the board
of directors was held this morning,
|a7d the first general session of the
|associaltion win be held this after
noon.
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JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Birmingham, Eng, July S.-Joseph
Chamberlain today celebrated his sew
enty-first birthday with his family at
Highbury estate near Birmin CHAM. "A
constant stream of telegrams and pos
tai congratulations poured in on MIN
from all parts of the countr The
health of the veteran statesman is
slowly improving. He has been well
enough lately to receive some of his
political friends.
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Oil Well News.

The drill of the Spring River Oil
Company is now down $50 feet, in a
shale The drillers finished drawing
the casing last night. They will ream
the hole to ten incnes down to the
bottom and reset with eight-inch pipe.
They will be making an eight-inch
hole by Tuesday. In pulling the pipe
yesterday there were some traces of
oil shown at 24O feet where the gas
streak came in.
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HARGiS TRIAL IN KENTUCKY
WILL BEGIN TOMORRO'

Lexington, KY, July Especial
Judge Moody, of New Castle, VINO has
been appointed to try Judge James
Hargis, Elbert Hargis, John Smith
John Abner and Ed Callahan at San,
dy Hook, Elliott county, for the as
sassination of DR.. D. B. Cox, left here
today for Sandy Hook, where the
cases are to be called tomorrow The
defense is ready for trial and it is
believed the prosecution will be
ready.
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PROVINCIAL GOVERNOR
MURDERED BY STUDENTS

Hankow, China, July 8.-The gov
ernor of the province of Nganawei
was murdered yesterday by students.
Accompanied by the director of po-
lice, the governor was about to enter
the school at Nganhwei, the capital
of the province of Ngnanwei, when
several shots were fired at the COVER
nor, three bullets inflicting mortal Ia
iuries. The director of police seized
the assassin and decapitated him on
Cured
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SERIOUS RIOT FOLLOWS
DRUNKEN CAROUSAL

Michigan City, Ind, July 8.-Fol
lowing a drunken carousal, more than
fifty Syrians and Turks engaged in q
riot last night among themselves in
the suburb known as the Syrian set
tlement. and used knives, clubs and
stones. Several of the rioters were
wounded Two policemen undertook
to quell the disturbance. but were ov
empowered, and William Warner, one
of the police officers, was beaten and
stabbed seriously. A riot call was
sent in and the entire police force
and a company of the fire department
raided the settlement. Fifteen o.
twenty of the rioters were arrested.
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law" and "A Trip to the Zoo" If the
management continues to put on as
good shows in the future as they have
been putting on lately, the house will
be packed every night. Go tonight and
see the Bell Ringers Daughter" and
four other good ones.
T. C. Harrington, formerly employ
ed in the Up-to-Date barber shop, has
bought out the o. K BARBER SHOP
and will run a strictly union shop
VIII shave no Mexicans. 09t6
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Look Out For Our Wagon.

Our tank wagon is marked Inde-
pendent and is on the streets of Ros-
well from Z a. m, until 6 p m, each
and every day during working days.
If you want to hit the Standard Oil
Trust a solar p1exus blow, stop our
wagon and try our goods. We must
have your support. both moral and
real to live. If the consumers will act
as they talk we will do the rest.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY CO.
Independent Refneries.
7S-tf, Phone 412.
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DRIVEN INSANE BY
THE INT

New York, July S.-Becoming sud
denly insane, probably from the heat
while at work ON the new building OF
the Trust Company of America, at 81
Wall Street today, plasterer ran
amuck with a hatchet among his fel
low workmen. He attacked three OF
them, two of whom are probably ia,
tally injured
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Bottle Blowers Meet in Canada.

Toronto, Ont, July S.-Both the
United States and Canada are well
represented at today's convention of
the Glass Blowers association, an or
ganization with large membership in
all the glass manufacturing centers
of the two countries
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Metal Workers at seashore.

Atlantic City, n. j., July Sat the
Hotel Monticello today the Amalga-
mated Sheet Metal Workers Interna-
tional alliance opened it's fourteenth
general convention. Delegates from
all over the country are present, their
expenses being paid by the local and
international bodies of the union.
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TO INVESTIGATE JAPAN
ESE lARnR OLE

Toxic, July SIT is reported tnat
Director Ishii, of the commercial bu-
reau of the foreign office, has been
ordered to proceed to America AID
Canada. evidently in connection with
the japanese labor question The
time OF his departure has not yet
been announced.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-08

Max GosHn, an old time saddle and
harness dealer of Roswell, but now
of the Kessler-Barkow Saddlery Co,
of Atchison, Kas., arrived IN the city
Wednesday to visit with his mother
Mrs. Goslin, and sister. Mrs. Sidney
Prayer, for the next ten days.
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THE ROAD LOSES OUT
Interstate CONNIE zee Commission
Rules That Negro Passenger Was
Disseminated Against in the Matter
of Accommodations The Haywood
Trial Resumed Today.

Washington, D. c., July S.-The In
terstate Commerce Commission in a
decision today in the case of Georgia
Edwards against the Nashville, Chat
tanoOga and st. Louis railroad, held
that where the railroad provided GER
tain accommodations for first class
passengers of the white race it was
commanded by law that like accom-
modations be provided for negroes
who purchased first class tickets. 1t
the railroad has ''unduly and unjust
ly Disseminated in some past years
against colored passengers" and that
where a railroad provides a WASH
bowl ald towels in coaches for white
passengers and a separate smoking
compartment, similar accommodations
must be provided for negro passen-
gers paying similar fare. The com
plainant who purchased a first class
ticket from Chattanooga, Tenn, to
Dalton, Ga, was removed from a car
for white persons to one for negroes,
and claimed she was Disseminated
against because of her color and not
afforded equal facilities.
The Haywood Trial.
Boise, Idaho, July S.-The Haywood
trial was resumed at ten O'Clock this
morning. The dispositions made by
Fred Bradley, of San Francisco, were
called up as evidence and read Brad
ley in these swears that the explosion
in his residence in 1905 was caused
by accumulated gas, and not by a dy-
Mantle bomb as Orchard testified.
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Rev. E. Mcqueen Gray, of Carls-
bad, conducted morning services at
the Episcopal church yesterday. Be
ginning next Sunday two services will
be held each Sunday until the return
of the rector, Rev. C. F. c. LOnberg
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TO LOAN.
S25O0.00 to loan. Ap-
ply to KeIIdhin & Cdlfee.
OIL, OIL, OIL.

If you want good goods at honest
prices, call up Phone 412 AID ask our
wagon to deliver you our high-grade
oil or gasoline. Give US a trial and let
US convince you
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY CO,
Independent Oil Ref1neries.
76-tf. Phone 412
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-08

J. y. Henderson, member of tine
last Texas legislature, and his family.
who have been in the Valley and in
Roswell for tae last thirty days, left
this morning for his home at Danger
field, Texas.
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COAL MINER SHOT
BY LABOR AGENT

Chattanooga, Tenn, July 8.-Len
Reynolds, president of the coal min
ers union at Mont Lake, Tenn, who
was snot yesterday by W. H Bellows,
labor agent of the Mont Lake Coal
Company. died this morning of his
wounds. Bellows who is out on bond
of $3.50, will be re-arrested for mur-
der. The Mont Lake mine is run on
the open shop principle.
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Cheapest money to loan on
city and country property.
Woodruff & De Freest. lOOtf
u. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
n neal RenoFtl

Roswell, N NJ, July 8-Tempera
ture-Max., 90; min, 90; mean. rs.
Precipitation, 90; wind s., velocity
2 miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday
stationary temperature
NJ. WRIGHT.
O0cia1 h Charge.
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Saturday night the Majestic Thea
tire was packed clear to the doors at
both performances The fine program
they put on was the drawing feature.
Everybody wanted to see ssMotner-i1-
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WATERS OF
new MEXICO
JUDGE RICHARDSON WOULD USE
OUR FLOOD WATERS IN
THIS TERRITORY.
ADDRESS AT CARLSBAD

There are Many Other Important Stor
age Propositions in This Territory
That Should Be Taken Up by the
Federal Government Wants to See
the Urton Project Finished.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Gill left this NOR
ming for points II Arkansas and Mis-
souri, on a pleasure trip.
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WANTED: Experienced sales ladies.
Apply at store of Morrison Bros. &
Co. OSt2
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w. s. Prayer went up the road this
morning ON a short business trip.
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NO FURTHER
EVIDENCE
STANDARD OIL COMPANY WILL
NOT ENDEAVOR TO SHOW
ITS INNOCENCE.
WILL PASS SENTENCE

The Court So Announces as Regards
the Indiana Branch of the Trust
Three Railroads Answer Complaints
of Discrimination in Freight Rates.
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The Bell-ringer's Daughter at the
Majestic tonight.
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New program Majestic tonight.
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Best program yet at the Majestic.
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TOOK THE BET
AND AUT0IST LOST.
Philadelphia Brewer and Sixteen other
Speeders Had to Pay Fines in
Egg Harbor City.

Esq HARBOR CITY, July 2s.-After a
let-up of several days Constable Joseph
E. Abbott and Justice John d. Carver
have again become busy in enforcing the
automobile speed regulations, much to the
disgust Of autolsts who use the turnpike
to the seashore. That not all chauffeurs
were prepared for the campaign was
shown when seventeen had to walk he
fore Justice Carver and pay a fine of
$50.
One Of the prisoners was j. w. Berg
doll, sr.. of the Bergdoll & Engel Brewing
Company, of Philadelphia, who said to the
Justice;
I'm bet you $50 l was not exceeding
the limit"
At on e the Justice, to show him he was
not to be blured, offered to convince the
prisoner to the contrary. Mr.. Bergdoll
ordered his chauffeur to turn the machine
around. and. accompanied by Constable
Abbott, they returned to where the Of
fetal mile was marked. Mr.. Bergdoll
timed the machine and satisfied himself
he was IN the wrong, and proceeded to
pay his bet, which was, however, not ac-
cepted He paid his fine.
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WOULD ARREST ROOSEVELT.

NEW BRUNSWICK. July 26.-M. Null
lallv. who Wednesday wrote two postal
cards from Princeton to Sheriff Church, de-
handing that Thomas A. Edison. Marconi
and other famous men be arrested for
numbering people with the wireless tele-
graph. yesterday called on the Sheriff and
demanded the arrest of President Roose-
welt because he had not stopped the MUIR
ders.
He submitted a list of names Of prem
inent people whom he wanted arrested m
GLIDING John w. Grlggs, Prosecutor George
Berdine, ard Betzler. a brewer of Phle-
delphIa. He was locked up and VIII be
sent TO the asyiuIn.