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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-15


will get to playing ball. The only thing
which will get the pitchers in good
shape is plenty of work and this is
what Hurlburt is trying to do.
When Monte Mcfarland, the brother
OF Manager Charles Mcfarland of the
Oklahoma City Nets joins the team, it
Is probable that Lotion will be released
to make room for him. Lotion was a
good fielder last season but for an out
fielder he has not been using the biff
stick very much this season. Hence
his displacement.
George Siegle, the big German CATCH
er of the Oklahoma City Nets, has been
released Catcher Shocks, the new
man has Joined the team and Big
George was no longer needed. George
is good catcher from a mechanical
point of view, but his arm is poor and
he moves with a very reluctant mo-
ton.
McInnis will probably hereafter take
his regular place on the pitching staff.
His arm is now showing great form.
much better than at any previous time
this season. When Mac is right there
is no way on earth to beat him and
it is to hoped that he is right.
During the past week the batting of
the White Sox has taken somewhat of
a slump and the hitting of the team
as a whole has decreased "a points. Ev-
cry one of the regular team which does
not include the pitchers seems to have
taken a slump with the exception of
lines at a steady gait. The following
oil hn zf0rX of the teams hitting.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-06-28
How Long Trapped Roosevelt.

From Dallas News.
DR.. Long seems to have silenced the
man who has never known what sill
ence meant before. He set bear
trap for the hero who "caoked a bear
wu1st". The doctor set it down that
a Canadian wolf jumps at the breast
of its prey, and tears out its inside
from the front. President Roosevelt
scoffed at the story insisting that said
its prey and bore it down. DR. Long
then set his bear trap. He gave it out
that his Indian guide related that his
uncle the venerable Mud in the Ear,
had once known a New Brunswick In.
dian who related a story told him by
a French trapper to the effect that he.
the trapper, had once seen a Caribou
killed by wolf that had attacked il
from in front. Quickly the President
fell into the trap and Numbered back
sarcastic rejoinder to the effect that
ne had once known man who had
friend that once knew a man who
had a friend that once heard an ex-
convict to tell of a conversation in
which an unknown prisoner had said
that the venerable Mud in the Ear
was liar and mollycOdle. a nature
fakir and an undesirable citizen. The
wary trapper DIR. Long came back by
quoting from one of the Roosevelt of
animals that have seen Die" as fol
lows: 81 saw one horse tnat had just
been killed by a wolf. The chest was
torn open to the heart. There was no
other wound on the body. I once
watched a wolf kill a stray horse on
the open prairie. He kept circling the
horse and nipping at the hind legs
making the horse turn rapidly until
he grew dizzy and fell down: Then
the wolf bit into the chest. I do not
know if he reacl.1i the heart I did
not examine closely"
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Abducting a River.

From Alamogordo News.
The news has gone abroad that the
E. P. & S. w. railway is to put the
waters of the Bonito into Carrizozo,
thus changing the course of the Bo-
nito river from an easterly course tow
ards the Pecos river to a westerly
direction towards the Rio Grande.
What has the government got to say
about changing the course of one-half
its waters for the great Hondo reser-
voir project? Will the government
spend hundreds OF thousands of dol.
lars towards building dam in order
to store waters for irrigation and
then allow one-half its supply cut OF
and changed into an entirely differ
ent course, and used for private cor
poration purposes? Or. If the govern
ment has nothing to say in this case,
what have the people along the Boni-
to to say about jeopardizing their in
terests2
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Washington, June Is In accord
ance with instructions from President
Roosevelt, Commissioner of Corpora
tions Herbert Knox Smith is arrang-
ing for an immediate investigation
of the relations between the tele-
graph companies. The investigation
will determine the nature aid extent
of the agreements existing between
the companies, rates of wages, oper-
ating expenses and other data that
will be useful to the Department of
Justice in determining whether to in
stitute legal proceedings, and to con
gress should that body decide to have
the government exercise control over
the telegraph service
Strike Situation at Frisco.
San Francisco, Cal, June 2S.-The
belief that the telegraphers strike
would be of short duration is streng-
thened, and a spirit of optimism pre-
walls among the operators. The pros
pect that President Roosevelt may
take a hand in adjusting the differ
ences tends to brighten the situation.
President Small has been notified by
Deputy President Kolenkamp, who
is in New York, that he had been in
vited by Labor Commissioner Neill
to discuss the situation with him at
The companies claim to
be handling all business, but no new
men were put to work yesterday.
Freight Rates Advanced.
Chicago, June 2S.-Freight rates in
the territory between the Mississippi
river and the Rocky mountains will
be advanced five per cent by the ac-
ton of the Western railroads in rails |
ing the minimums on carload Ship |
ments and making other changes in |
All less than carload |
rates will be cancelled. |
The new classification will become |
effective Sept. /.
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New London, Conn, June 2S.-rh.
weather and water conditions wer
splendid today for the races betweei
the Yale and Harvard Freshman
Fights and Varsity Fours, postpone,
yesterday. The race between the Var
sity Fights was rowed just befors
dusk last evening, and Yale won b,
a scant boat length, covering the
four-mile course in 21 minutes. 10 sec
Honors Divided Today.
The Harvard Freshman Eight woI
by one and a half lengths, and tbs
Yale Varsity Four-oar won by about
ten lengths this morning. The fosIr-
oar race was easy for Yale to win.
while the Freshman Eight was hard
for the Blue to lose and correspond
ingly a triumph for the Cambridge
The official time of the
freshmen was: Harvard, 11:15: Yale.
11:19. The four-oared Varsity: Yale
1898; Harvard, 1875.
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Special Notice.

Mrs. Ida McCune Williamson
wishes to announce to the public that
she will reopen her studio the first
of the month.
Mrs. Williamson needs no introduc
ton to the musical circles of Ros
well, coming here five years ago from
Kansas City. where sne taught piano
and voice culture for a number OF
years with great success.
i 1t has been her custom to go east
every two years to take special
teachers course in piano, voice cul-
frre and the advanced methods of
technique.
/ 1t is her purpose TO limit her class,
bot to exceed twenty-five. so that
hose who wish to extend to her their
patronage, will please confer with her
at once. Voices tested free. 1t
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OF
MASONIC LODGES.

Santa Fe New Mexican.
Robert Kellahin, the efficient and
| painstaking postmaster at Roswell,
has spent part of his leave of absence
this year in travelling over the Terri
| tory inspecting and teaching the va
rious Masonic lodges and officers as
he is the Grand Lecturer of the Grand
Lodge of Masons and of the Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of New
Mexico. Recently he visited Albuquer-
que and Santa Fe in the performance
Of this duty.
the last week he has spent in San
Juan county where he made official
visits and inspections of Aztec lodge
No. 25 situated at Aztec and of Ami
mas Lodge No. Is at Pennington. He
found these Masonic bodies in better
condition tnan ever before and gave
the officers and members thorough
lessons in the Masonic rituals and jul
risprudence. His visits to these lodges
were on Tueday of last week to Far
mingto1 and Wednesday to the Aztec
lodge. The Masonic order in San Juan
county is growing and among its mem
bership are some of the best citizens
of the county. He suggested to the
members of the two lodges that as
they were but a few miles apart they
should pay each other two or three
visits during each year for fraternal
and to cement the Masonic
hot This
ton was kindly taken to and will be
carried out by the officers and mem
'bers.
From San Juan county Mr.. Kella-
hin went to Denver on personal bust
ness and will return home via the
Colorado & Southern railroad and the
P. V & N. E. road.
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THREATENER STRIKE
OF STREET SWEEPERS.

New York, June 2S.-A sympathetic
strike of two thousand street sweep
ers is threatened today if the street
cleaning department does not accede
to the demands of the striking garb
age cart drivers for abolition of fines
for emptying cans containing both
garbage and ashes and for trotting
horses. The health of the city is be-
ing menaced by the piles of garbage
rotti1g in the streets of the East side.
The health board started an investiga
ton today.
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CATTLE SANITARY
BOARD TAX LEVY.

Santa Fe New Mexican, June 25.
Captain E. G. Austen and Will C.
Barnes, of Las Vegas, respectively
president and secretary of the Terri
torial Cattle Sanitary Board, the head
quarters of which are in the Meadow
City, were among the arrivals last
night in the capital. They came here
for the purpose of comforting with
Acting Governor J. w. Reynolds and
Auditor w. G. Sargent relative to the
annual special tax levy for the main
tenance of the board. However, it de
veloped that their trip was unIieces-
sary as this was provided for in a
section incorporated in the appropria-
tio1 bill enacted by the Thirty
Legislative Assembly. The legislature
fixed the special tax for the support
of the Territorial Cattle Sanitary
Board at three and one-half mills the
same as it has been heretofore. This
special levy is chargeable only against
the cattle men of the Territory.
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Copper Injunction Suit.

Grand Rapids. Mich. June 2S.-HeaT
ing upon the preliminary injunction
asked by A S. Bigelow in the suit I'll
ed in the United States circuit court
against the Calumet and Hecla Mining
company is set for today. but another
delay will likely be asked for. The
Injunction asked by the complainant
IS a sweeping one and if granted by
the court will restrain the defend
ants from buying any more mining
lands. securing options on the same
i,r buying stock or proxies in any ota
er mining corporation until the final
court hearing ON the merits of the
case has been decided.
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mining stocks and seemed to be do
ing well. He afterwards received a
letter from Orchard asking him to
J join him. Easterly says that he an
swered he was well satisfied with his
job. Orchard never said anything to
him at this time of the killing of
Steunenberg, although he once heard
Orchard threaten Steunenberg because
he had caused Orchard to lose his
interest in a valuable mine.
Senator Borah here began the
cross examination.
On cross examination the state
strongly attacked Easterly for remain
ing silent after he knew that Orch
ard had killed Governor Steunenberg
and not speaking until Orchard made
a confession duplicating the Western
Federation of Miners To a number
of questions Easterly merely repeat
ed that ne had no occasion to tell
anybody" He said it was none of his
business and he was not an informer.
On redirect examination Easterly
said that when Orchard was arrested
for the killing of Steunenberg, ne re-
membered his threats, and that he at
once repeated to the attorney of the
Federation Orchards threats.
Joseph SchoIz was the next witness.
Orchard had said that Scholz had
gone down in the Vindicator mine
to set off carload of powder. He was
confronted by the man who took the
stand today, but said he was not the
man. Scholz said there was no other
Scholz in Cripple Creek until late in
1904, when gun man by tnat name
arrived. The witness said he did not
know Orchard.
George Breen, who was a railroad
man at the time of the explosion in
the independence mine, was called
to testify as to the bringing of blood |
hounds from the penitentiary to Vic |
upon the day of the explosion He |
was briefly examined and the state |
passed cross examination. Recess.
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of India, was officially celebrated thru
plain, Aldershot; King Edward held a
military review at which 25, 900 troops
were present. The occasion was non
ored by the presence of several prin-
.ces and princesses of the royal family
and many distinguished foreign
guests.
King Edward was born November
9, 1S41, so that he will not enter upon
upon his sixty-sixth year for several
months. The official date for the cele-
that the month of November offers a
bad time of the year for observing a
public holiday.
All over London today, and particu
larly in London, there are many mani
festations of loyalty and the holiday
spirit prevails to a greater extent than
ever before. Edward enjoys an extra
ordinary popularity among his sub
jects, due largely to nis love of sport
and his Independent spirit. Even reli
glOuS FOLK OF the most pronounced Op-
inions on racing admit that Edward is
the best executive the nation could
nave, even were the succession to the
throne decided by popular vote. 1t is
not extravagant to say that millions
of people in all parts of the world are
today joining heartily in the prayer of
the national anthem. %God Save the
King"
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Keep Moving.
From Texico Democrat.

From Texico Democrat.
The creation of a trade day for
Texico would prove of great benefit
to the merchants of our town. One
day each month should be set aside
as trade day And it would be still
better if two days were set aside for
this purpose There are hundreds of
settlers living within "a trade radius
of Texico tnat could be induced to
patronize our merchants if a little
extra inducement was offered. Such
a day can be made a benefit to both
the merchant and the buyer. Start
it along; it is a good thing.
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UNIFORM BILL OF
LADING AGREED UPON

Chicago, June PA binding agree
ment between shippers and railroads
in the form of a uniform bill of lad
by representatives on the commercial
interests, and all the trunk lines of
the country, and the Interstate Com
merce Commission has concurred.
The new bill will be part of the
interstate commerce law, and the bill
of ladiug will constitute a railroad re-
ceipt binding on carriers.
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The farcical investigation" of Su-
perintendent Trelford by Dogberry
Prichard at Santa Fe, came to an
end Wednesday, without the defense
being heard Mr.. Bursum visited the
capital, and in some way extricated
his friend Pricnard from the mess in
to which he had gotten himself. The
responsibility will now be thrown up
on Acting Governor Reynolds, who
will probably remove the Penitentiary
superintendent without stating his
reasons.
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PREPARATIONS FOR
BIG CELEBRATION.

AS the time approaches for the big
celebration. words of encouragement
come from all sources, and the assur-
ance becomes doubly sure. The great
Welcome Arch is now i'm course of
construction at the corner of Fox and
Canyon streets. while wires and sock
cts for the electric lights are strung
across Canyon street in perfect order
from Fox to Mermod. Citizens all
over town are preparing to decorate
their homes and more than one ex-
poets to capture the prize of S25.00,
given by the committee for the best
decorated nome.-Carlsbad Current.
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pretty. consisting of sweet peas and
roses in pink and white. The couple
stood under a large pink and white
bell while the minister was pronounc-
ing the solemn words of wedlock.
The bride is the daughter of A. J..
Crawford, the proprietor of the Ros-
we'll Hotel She has been one of the
workers in the local corps of the Sal
walton Army for the last three years.
The groom has made Roswell his
home for the last year, and is known
to be an honest and upright gentle
man.
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Kansas City, June 28.-Cattle re
ceipts, 1000. Market steady. South
ern steers, 3.5O@4.S0; southern cows,
2.25@3.5O; stockers and feeders, 3.25
$500; bulls, 2.75@5O0; calves. 400
@6.25; western fed steers, 4.25@6.35; /;
western fed cows, 3.00@4.50
Sheep receipts, 1000. Market stea-
dy. Muttons, 5.OO@6.25; lambs. 1000
7.65; range wethers, 5.OO@6.O0; fed
ewes, 4.75@5.25
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price-Crawford.

Robert L. Price and Miss Jennie
Crawford were married last night at
500 O'Clock at the Roswell hotel.
Rev. II. F. Vermillion, of the Baptist
church, performed the ceremony Ma
and groom were present After the
ceremony the wedding party were
ushered into the dining room where
an elegant wedding supper was serv-
ed. The decorations were unusually
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-06-28
A FLYING MACHINE
STORY FROM TEXAS? I?

Rockport, Tex. Jun. 2S.-Minna, the
two-year-old daughter of ]. H. Moody,
of Waco. was carried into the air yes
terday by a bundle of toy balloons
which an Italian peddler tied around
her waist. She drifted out to sea. A
launch occupied by George Menefee,
of Denver, put out after her. Firing
at the balloons he pulctured several
and the girl settled down gradually.
landing on the shore of st. Josepn's s
Island.
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Stocks and Money.

New York, June 2S.-Closing stock !:
Atch, 9OA. pref, 93k; n. Y. c., ex.
div. 111A Penna., 12114; S. P, 1915 !;
U. P, 1878, pref So; Copper. IS;
Steel, 35, pref. 985s.
Prime mercantile paper, 5k@6;
money on call higher, 6@61a.
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Look Out For Our Wagon.

Our tank wagon is marked Inde-
pendent and is on the streets Of Ros-
weIl from Z a. m, until p. m, each
and every day during working days.
II you want to hit tae Standard OIL
Trust a solar plexus blow. stop our
wagon and try our goods. We must
have your support. both moral aad
real to live. II the consumers win act
as they talk we will do the rest.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY CO.
Independent Refneries.
1s-u Phone 4l2.
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Complete camping outfits, consist
ing of wagons, hacks, horses, cots
chairs, and all cooking utensils sucn
as are needed for camping. Every
thing in the best of condition. See
Carson at the Pecos Valley Feed and
Wagon Yard, S. Main. 02t6
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FOREST FIRES RAGING
ON THE MEXICAN LINE

FL Paso, Tex, June 2S.-Fire is rag
ing in the Chiracahua mountains
along the Mexico-Arizona line, and
laborers have been despatched from
Douglas on a special train to assist
the rangers in fighting the flames
The fire was started by campers.
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JURY DIsAGREES IN
STANDARD OIL CASE

Findlay, Ohio, June 2S.-The jury
in the case of State against the Stan
dafd Oil Company, charged with vio-
lating the antitrust laws, today re-
ported to Judge Duncan that it had
found it impossible to agree. The
court thereupon ordered the jury dis
charged.
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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 Refineries-
76-tf. Phone 412
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76-tf.


Bids win be received at the office
OF the Commonwealth Water Co. at
Barssow, Texas, until 400 p. m, July
10th, 1907. for the drilling OF a $500
foot well; plans and specifications
furnished on application. Address all
communications to A e. Hayes. Sec.
Barstow. Texas s7t10
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H o. Bursum, of Socorro, reports
to his friend Max at Santa Fe that
the sheep business is very good this
year, ranges and water being in sat
isfactory condition.
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THREE PERSONS KILL
Ed RX IIGH7

New York. Jnne 27.-In an electric
storm which swept over this city and
surrounding territory yesterday eve
ming. following a day of swelteri7g
heat. lightning killed three persons.
injured several others and caused ma
ny fires, doing considerable damage
In this city two church steeples were
torn to fragments by lightning bolts.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-06-28

Associate Justice Edward A Mann,
of the Territorial Supreme Court and
presiding judge of the Sixth district
was married Wednesday at Alamo
gordo to Miss Lucy o. Manson of that
city.
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There is hope for the old town of
Santa Fe waking up yet. A new base
ball park has been completed and will
be formally opened with an uproarious
noise next week.
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Yes; it was pretty warm here to-
day-but there were eleven deaths
in one day from sunstroke in Pitts
burg, Pa, this week, and the And
rews investigation barely begun.
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BIG PURCHASE AT THE
ROSWELL TRADING CO

Today they bought ten second hand
sacks After a thorough test, each
member of the firm and each en-
ployee had sense enough to count
them and count them out.
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fierce forest fire was reported
raging yesterday near Bonito. 1t had
gotten beyond control and was spread
i1g rapidly.
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WITNESSES IN THE BOISE MUIR
DER TRIAL SHOW REMARKA-
BILE TENDENCY TO
FORGET.
FAULT OF THE SOLDIERS

Witnesses LayRIame for BIoodshed
at Cripple Creek and Victor on the
State Troops EasterIy Admits He
Knew Orchard Killed Governor
Steunenberg.
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THE STRIKE SITUATION

Belief is Strong at San Francisco
That the Teiegraphers Trouble Will
Be of Short Duration Western
Railroads to Advance Freight Rates
Five Per Cent.
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Wanted One Hundred Horses.

I am now in shape to shoe horses
RIGHT. Interfering. over-reachi7g
and lame. narrow heel cured easily
by our wide-heel shoes. Dan Neese.
our filter A trial is all ask.-R- F.
Cruise, Texas Saop. 9Stf
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U. 5. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

Roswell. N. NJ, june 2S.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., 81: min, 81; mean, 76.
Precipitation, 90; wind N. w, We
locity 4 miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Saturday; station
AIRY temperature.
M. WRIGHT.
OMcial In Charge.
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HER VARSITY EIGHT TOOK TIL
HONOR FROM HARVARD BY
SCANT BOA LENTH.
HONOR DIVIDED TO DA'|

Harvard Freshman Eight Takes FirsI
Race by One and a Half Lengths|
and the Yale Varsity Four Win
Easily by About Forty-four Seconds
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For mountain trips, see r. B. Jones,
phone 1904 N. Washington. 88t8w&s*