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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-02-21
CARNIVAL OF SPORTS
ON PACIEiC COAST

Los Angeles, Cal, F eb.21.-With the
Ascot Derby, the Robinson Manning
mill at the Pacific Athletic club, the
Pasadena Altedena auto hill climb,
the Scotch English association foot
ball game, the Southern California
golf championships and the Califor-
mia polo tournament all scheduled for
tomorrow, 6ae sport loving public of
the City of Angeles will celebrate
Washington's birthday in an enthus-
iastic fashion.
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THIS CONGRESS BREAKS A
RECORDS FOR SPENDING
PEOPLES MONEY.
TO REPORT LIQUOR BIl

The Weber Bill, Preventing 4;
Manufacture or Sale Of Liquor +
the District OF Columbia to BE 3
ported Minnesota Passes "
Cent Fare Bill.
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MiERA WANTS MORE MONEY AND
MEN FOR MOUNTED POLICE.
ARTESlA BOOMERS THERE

Strong Delegation at Santa Fe Work
ing for a New County Cameron,
Muiiens and Hudspeth are Working
Hard to Defeat Their BiIl.-A Num-
Der of New Bills Introduced.
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GOVERNOR FOLK HAS
HoNoREO REouieiTfons.

jefferson City. Mo-. Feb. 21.-Gov-
ernor Folk this afternoon honored the
requisition OF Governor Campbell Of
Texas for II. Clay Pierce. chairman
OF the board of directors Of the Wa
ters-Pierce OH cumpany. who d want
ed In Travis county. Texas on the
charge Of making q false afzldayit.
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ONLY A FEW
DAYS LEFT
DITCH CASE ARBITRATION MUST
PROCEED BY MONDAY.
DAY SET FOR HEARING

City Attorney Scott Returns From
Santa Fe, Reporting Progress of the
Ditch-tiIing Suits Text of the Or
der of Judge Pope in the Case.
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One or two house-keep-
ing rooms. No sick folks Must be
moderate remit F. F.. this once
O2t2s
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The Roswell Commercial Club will
give its regular reception for Febru-
ary on Friday night, Washington's
birthday
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-02-21

The Knights of the Maccabees
give ball in Maccabee hall tonight
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Promising Horses for Derby.

Promising Horses for Derby.
The Ascot Derby is by far the most
| important three-year old stake to be
| decided on the local track this sea-
| son. None of the three year olds en-
tered having shown any great superior
| ity over the others, the race is a very
open one and picking the winner is
not an easy task. Arimo is apparent
ly most worthy of consideration of
those who will face the barrier tomor-
row, as he has shown tremendous
bursts of speed and evidenced great
weight carrying ability. If not allow
ed to run his head off in front it is
distance, which is over the trying
Brooks course, 73 yards short of the
full mile and quarter. Lord Stan
hope and Zethus, although slow be-
ginners, are admittedly the gamest
three year olds at Ascot, and unless
hopelessly left at the start will likely
be coming when the others are ready
to stop. Molesey, the winner Of two
stakes, would seem to be the most
likely contender, were it not for the
fact that unlike his famous sire, King
ston, he shows tendencies at baking
at any burden over 100 pounds. Am
pedo, Norfolk and Livius have shown
good forms but are not likely to be
good contenders in race over a dis
tance with weight up. Livius only be
cyin to hic Of ciy fIlrln ncrcI
and is usually going faster than any
horse in the race at the end. 1t is pos
sible that he may upset calculations,
but it is likely that there will be too
much early speed to give the Long
street colt a chance in the stretch. Jer
six furlong race. but will fall down at
a greater distance. A number of colts
have been shipped from Oakland for
the event, but the only dangerous con
tender against local entries appears
TO be Barney Schribners' colt, Tony
Fausts Ia a stake race at Oakland IN
December the Sain ST. Rose colt took
Arino into camp with the greatest
ease. Whether he can do it over the
Brooks course is uncertain. Narrow
ing down to the first three, Arimo, To
ny Faust and Zethus are apparently
the pick of the bunch, with Lord Stan
hope, Livius and Milshora likely to
make a good showing.
Pasadena-Aitadena Hill Climb.
Final details were arranged today
for the Pasadena Ahedena hill climb,
the great Washington's birthday event
for the Automobiles of southern Cali
fornia. The course selected is Ia
miles, a little shorter than last year,
but it has no turns and is sitter
climb than before The two dangerous
turns on last years route have been
eliminated. The first 1000 feet of the
route is nearly level, affording al op-
portunity to get well under way before
the pull of the hill commences. After
this there is rise of 500 feet to the |
grade of per cent. Although the
course has been shortened it Is still
ore of the longest in the country, and
without doubt the finest to be found |
anywhere the surface of the road is |
IN excellent condition, and an exciting
contest is certain. Twelve classes
have been provided and every type
of car can find place where 1T
will contend with itsequals-- The rum
about has received more attention
than the touring car, and the medium
priced machines are given a large
showing.
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Special Mail Correspondence.

Special Mail Correspondence.
Santa Fe, N M, Feb. 19.-Those ia
moua joint resplutionsI numbered
1 and Z, passed by the last legislative
assembly will remain uninvestigated.
On Tuesday afternoon Hudspeth, of
Lincoln, introduced House Resolu-
tion No. providing for an investiga-
ton as to the disposition of the ex-
penditure of some of the money ap-
propriated and spent through the
chairmen of the finance committees
of the council and house of the last
Legislative assembly. Up to this time
there nave been discovered no vouch
ers showing how this money was ex-
pended, and the resolution of Mr..
Hudspeth was intended to throw
some light, if possible, ON this sub
ject-
There has been. a good deal print
ed in the newspapers about the mon
ey appropriated. and there seems to
be desire among the taxpayers of
tae FeEzitory-to discover, if possible.
where some of this money went.
Representative Beaca, OF 10tero. NOV
ed that the resolution be referred to
committee, hut Holt. of Dona Ana,
concluded that it would be better TO
put an end to the resolution at once.
so that 1t would not disturb the de
liberations of the house in the fu-
ture He made a motion to lay the
~<r<,1,x&iox, -. f7,<, fos8,lo irdo6nffolv
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STEAMER BERLIN GOES DOWN
IN A TERRIFIC GALE OFF
HOLLAND.
STEAMER BROKE IN TWO

Struck a Jetty While Trying to Enter
Port. Was sundered and Sank Inn
mediately.- The Loss of Life viii
Be Near One Hundred and Eighty.
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ing Friday night for the Initiation of
two eandidates
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The Book Club meets Friday after
noon with Mrs. G. G.. Martin.
The Shakespeare Club meets with
Miss Sadie Costa Saturday afternoon
for the study of the third act of
Richard III.
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Special to the Daily Record.

Special to the Daily Record.
Santa Fe, N M, Feb. 21-Miera
introduced a bill in the Council this
morning providing for an increased
appropriation for mounted police and
an increase in the number of men
employed. No action yet On the dis
trict attorney bill The Council ad-
journed until Monday afternoon.
Harry Hamilton, of Artesia, arriv-
delegation of new county boomers,
and today a strong effort is being
made to get the Artesia county bill
out of the committee to the house.
No stone is being left u1turned, but
Councilman Cameron expresses him
self as confident, and believes that
the bill cannot pass. Just what has
given new encouragement to the ad
vocates of Artesia county is not
known, but they are evidently encour
aged to believe they have a chance,
and are working hard. Every move
being made by the Artesia county
boomers is being met by the efforts
of Cameron, Mullens and Hudspeth,
who are working hard The house
will meet this afternoon, and it is
expected that adjournment will be
taken until Monday.
The house last evening passed sew
eral unimportant bills 1t also passed
the Martinez county official bill, being
the one introduced by Martinez in
the council yesterday to meet the OBJ
jections set up in the veto of Coun-
Gil Bill No. g. This morning the fol
lowing bills were introduced in the
and loan associations under the trav
cling auditor for inspection, passed
under suspension of rules.
No. SIS, (Sargent) repeating the tax
exemption granted new railroads
building in the territory.
No. Sc, (Miera) to put Sandovali
county in another district attorney
district.
No. 8(Muray) to provide for the
of Jail prisoners.
No SO, 0Murray) to incorporate Sill
yer City.
A petition was presented by Cam
eron, signed by citizens of Roosevelt
county, asking for a herd law.
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be made to discover where the mon
ey went.
(signed) LOOMS.
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Robinson-Mannins sst.Ie.

NOUFt1Soff-tt1tHstss8 11k<fS'
Matchmaker McCarey has arranged
bout for tomorrow night between
Eddie Robinson and Billy Manning to
go ten rounds Little interest Is TAX
the principles has ever made q very
good showing in the ring. The lead
ing topic in pugilistic circles at pre-
sent is the coming OF Bill SQuires. and
McCarey is attempting to frame mp a
TROUT for the Australian wonder.
The Washington times., 1907-02-20

Genuine Ones Cost Money
at St. Louis EX-
position.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 2O-W. c. Newton,
of BoZeman, Mont, is puzzling his
brain with the question, When is a
gold medal not a gold medal"
He got the first prize at the St.
Louis Worlds Fair for the best dis
play of barley, wheat, and oats, and a
beautifully engraved diploma. which
was sent to him. said that he VAS en-
titled 70 a gold medal.
The medal recently reached him. 1t
was big and round. and bright and
thick. but it wasn't as heavy as he
thought it ought to be. so he took it TO
an assayer.
Rigid chemical and physical tests
showed that there was nc gold in it,
and that it was composed mainly of
copper and zinc.
Newton feels that he didn't get
square deal, but officials OF the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition say he got
all that was coming 10 him
Walter p. Stevens. secretary of the
exposition. said:
There have been other complaints like
Newton S. 1t mas been the practice of
ali expeditions to use an alloy in max
ing their prize models one like that
sent TO Newton would have cost 500 If
u had been of solid gold. The act OF
Congress authorized the issuance Of the
medals 10 be cast at the Philadelphia
mint. and they were II also expressly
stated that the medals were to repre-
sent the metal named in the diploma
Of award. and that a prize winner could
obtain a medal made of the metal
named in the diploma II he would pay
Ior fhe metal used in It,"
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
TO EXCHANGE COW
FOR A CORK LEG

GLENS FALLS. N. Y, Feb. 90
Julius Thorne, who lost his left leg
some time ago in a railroad accident.
has announced his intention of ranling
his COW TO procure a cork leg IN place
Of his lost member.
Being somewhat shy of worldly goods.
while confined at his home waiting FOR
his leg 10 heal he conceived the novel
idea CT rattle. IL is essential that he
have the use Of his two lower limbs in
order to. work when well. From a neigh
Dor he bought for s. a sickly calf. This
he supplied with SKINNED milk provided
by another neighbor who makes his
own butter, and in time the calf was
strong enough 10 be turned out 20 pas
ture. Grazing ground cost nothing. and
while the calf was growing and fatten-
ing ThOrne made baskets that he might
have money enough 10 winter the ami
NAL. week ago he started the rattle.
and when the drawing IS held he will
appear before his friends with a new
cork leg
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
Minister Urges Dancing
For His Church Members
It Cannot Fail to Stimulate Love, He Says, for
the Beautiful, and He Would Give Boys
Billiard and Pool Tables.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 2O.-Public-
ly advocating dancing as conducive TO
morality, culture. and spiritual uplift
and as the solution OF the social prob
lens in the church. the Rev. Frederick
Edwards, rector of St. James Church,
one of the weaithiest am most fashion
able parishes in the city, Is urging from
his pulpit the establishment of classes
in dancing for children and young peo-
pie as a part Of the church work
He also favors the opening ~ o cof-
fee room for young men. With reading
room facilities. billiard and POOL tables
and freedom to smoke, IN the parish
house. this room to be open 20 all men
every evening of the week. An indus
trial school along social settlement lines
and a gymnasium which ls used by
classes from a nearby settlement III
downtown congested district have been
opened, and IL is Mr. Edwards hope TO
utilize the entire eSpensiveIy cuuipped
parish house as a social center for the
neighborhood.
Il consider dancing a moral, beau
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
TAKES 25 DRINKS
OF WHISKY DAILY

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb 30.-Twen-
ty-lve glasses Of whisky was about a
daily average for Big Bill" Johns. And
when he was indisposed and really felt
that be needed TO drink he often got
away tn from seventy-fVe 70 ninety
glass%s c..y. Such was his statement
before a commission that was called
70 pass upon his sanity. The man testi-
ned in favCi Of having himself treated
at an insane hospital he snid he knew
he was not rational at times and that
he believed ne needed treatment. His
condition he attributed to excessive
drinK.
How much did you drink? asked
Justice II. r. Stout. at the head Of the
commission
"Oh, about twenty-five glasses Of
whisky day" said Johns THAT Wa
when / MAS bartender on South IL
linois street
But / mean regularly said the Jus
ticc.
THAT was regular" said Johns.
When I drank what you might call 20
excess L had good many more than
that
How many, them asked Stout. in
credulOUsly.
ION. sever.ty-five or eighty, and some
times ninety glasses a day" said Johns.
Johns friends said that his estimate
was about correct. He is broken IN
health ana the commission declared him
insane.
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
FLOUT MIzzOURI
AND MIZZOURAH
Legislators Show How the
States Name Must Be
Pronounced.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, Feb 2O.-A
joint and concurrent resolution has been
introduced in the Missouri Legislature
providing for the proper pronunciation
of the name Missouri" The following
section explains just how it should be
pronounced:
That the only true pronunciation OF
the name Of the State, in the opinion OF
this body, is that received from the ma
tive Indians. and that it should be pro-
ncunced in three syllables, accented on
the second syllable. The vowel in the
first syllable is short 81" in the second
syllable long double 20" In the third
syllable short 4" IS" in the two syl-
tables in which il occurs has the sound
OF So and not ="
The Washington times., 1907-02-20

tlfu. and an elevating- power for good, .
says the Rev MIR. Edwards, and / have
mad dancing classes in connection with
every church l have had. Dancing pro-
vides a satisfying expression for the de-
sire for pleasure, and it teaches grace,
courtesy, and an appreciation CT the
right relation OF the sexes. The re-
spouse of the spirit 10 the influence OF
beauty comes as natural consequence
of the rhythmic motion of the entire
body to music, and properly conducted
dancing cannot fail ID stimulate the
love for the beautiful, which is now wen
developed as a result of SO many the
aters, SO many fine pictures at reason
aDle prices and other cultural agencies ."
Mr.. Edwards is young Eastern man.
who has become a power 10 be rcckoned
with during a residence In Milwaukee OF
less than two years.
The Washington times., 1907-02-20

Emery arrived, Mr.. Dalgleish left us to-
Sether. l talked 70 Emery. and he ask
ed me what / was going 10 do. I said
! dldnt know what 70 do. He then
said he would marry my daughter. but
! was afraid that I might make her
unhappy II l forced her to marry some
one. and then, somehow. / lost my self
control and went for him
Il thrashed him within an inch Of his
life. He shrieked for mercy, Offering me
money. but still l kept on beating him:
the furniture was smashed. the stove
overturned. but I must have gone tenn
pOraTily mad"
by Mr. Dalgleish 10 the Flushing Hos
pital, where DIR. Haines dressed his
wounds, and he then left with his part
ncr.
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
G. A. R. COMMANDER
WILL MAKE ADDRESS

Commander-in-Chief Gen. Robert b.
Brown, of the C. A. r, viii deliver an
address at the annual banquet OF the
Department Of the Potomac in the New
Willard Saturday evening. His subject
will DE The Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie" II is hoped President Roosevelt
VIII attend. 4 special invitation has
been given 20 Commander j. Walter
Mitchell. OF the Spanish War Veterans.
The banquet will begin at O'Clock i'm
order to allow every speaker time to
conclude his subject
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
Here's Where
~ Buys More
N~E In Needful Things
- ~ Than Ever Before

Not article has sold here regularly for less than
75c.
And from 75c up to S125
You'll note that every article listed is of ever
days need
No Heavy Polished Tin w ash Boiler. Acc
Granite Iron Ham Boiler, family size 49c
and pint Nckeled Tea and Coffee Pots ACC
No. Painted Cedar Tubs. ACC
,Japanned Tin Bread Boxes 9x9@x13 in.........4 Acc
Set of Six Rogers Silver Tea Spoons. .49c
Six Steel Knives and Forks for ACC
6galon Galvanized Iron Garbage Can. .........4 Acc
Good Size Nckeled Crumb Tray and Scraper. 49c
White Soneware Pitcher and Basin for .......... Acc
White StOneware Stop Jar for Observation-Disclosures Acc
Welsbach Light Complete for only ............. 49c
Loaded Bottom Nickel and Brass Cuspidors 49,. 49c
% inch Heavy Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs 49c
II in Floor Brushes Sweeps long handles. ACC
A threefOld Clothes Bar for .................: Acc
Decorated Parlor Lamps complete for ........... Acc
in. and 10 in. Decorated Jardnieres .......... 49c
Decorated Carlsbad Chocolate Pots for. ACC
Decorated Carlsbad Cracker Jars for. ........ ACC
Six Decorated Cups and Saucers for .......... ACC
Fancy Waste Paper Baskets strong ............ Acc
Is pint Seamless Granite Iron Saucepans. 49c
7-quart Granite Iron Tea Kettles for. ......... ACC
18-pnt Seamless Granite Kettles for. ........ 49c
These articles all to be found bargain tables
HOusefurnishings Department 3rd floor.
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
Beat Him MercilessIy.

Il was naturally furious when I heard
this. ] really did not know which way
TO turn / saw the district attorney. Mr..
Darrin. but he said he could not do
much for me. ! spent Thursday and
Friday trying to see Emery. and finally
on Saturday I got his partner. Mr.. Dal-
gieish. to make an appointment for me
10 see him on Saturday evening at Z.
turned up punctuauy. and when
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
Beats Business Man with
in an Inch of His
Life"
Daughter Charged Emery
With Having Led Her
AStray.
Victim of Wrath Leaves
Town Never to
Return.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-"I applied the
unwritten law. l avenged a dastardly
outrage, and gave the man the whipping
he deserved"
So Frank T. Andrews, an electrical
engineer. Of 46 Locust street Flushing.
explained. and justified, yesterday. "a
terrible beating which he gave Charles
Emery, whilom member of the Flushing
real estate firm OF DalgIeish & Emery.
who has left Flushing. Mr.. Dalgleish
says, never to reutrn.
Il believe everyone viii applaud the
course / have taken" said Mr.. An
drews yesterday. My daughter Edna
Is young, inexperienced girl. not yet
eighteen. She was engaged as a ste
nographer in the law office of Drew &
Lindsey. near the office of Emery 4
Dalglelsh There she met this man
Emery, who IS widower of about
forty. and believe she did some type
writing for him.
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
Cause of the Trouble.

Edna is clever and ambitious. To
improve herself she attended the night
classes at Flushing high school. on
Wednesday night last she left home. as
usual, TO attend her class. When at
10 she did not return / became anxious.
/ started out 20 find her. walked
along the streets till >. j saw all her
friends. but none of them could give
me news OF Edna.
EARLY on Thursday morning. after 4
sieepiess night, ! hurried to Long Island
Cl,N, where she has been employed since
last october, and there, in her office. 1
saw Edna
Bit by bit after patient questioning.
got the facts OF the case. After school
she had met Emery and he suggested
mat she should accompany him to New
York and have supper. He said he
would see me and explain. and She
thinking there could be no harm. as he
was old enough TO be her father. con-
scented. She told me that they had gone
70 New York, had some supper and then
stopped the night there
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
Seaboard Florida Limited

The only daily archaeological Pullman
train TO Florida. Leaves Washington
6;25 p. m. arriving st. Augustine ESQ
p m next day Office 1421 pa ave
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
Floral Work for Funerals.

The flowers used are specimen blooms
Their arrangement the work Of artists.
1914 r ST.
The Washington times., 1907-02-20

v. Baldwin JohnsOn's Coal, ora 9Th st.
None better. White Ash Coal, 80 cents a
ton on for spot cash. for city delivery.
The Washington times., 1907-02-20

A Dessert Your Guests Will Enjoy.
c. & S. Pure Cream Ice Cream. Drug
yists
The Washington times., 1907-02-20

Finest Varieties Of Cut Flowers,
orchids. roses, vioIets. Shaffer, 14th and 1.
The Washington times., 1907-02-20

The Safety Of Valuable Papers,
Jewels. &c. is insured bv placing spc,,
9eionSlnEs IN the Safe Deposit Boxes of
Lnlon Trust Co. l4l4 +. Rented. s. VI
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
The Leading American Creameries

are represented by their choicest prod
ucts at James +. Oysters, 9Th and
Pennsylvania ave. Lowest consistent
prices. -Four Leaf Glover Creamery
Butter a speciality.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

To Let--Four rooms from So to 81 d
month. Convery place, near hos
pital 6299-1-17-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
CALENDAR OF LOCAL EVENTS.

Mar. o-Ball, Workmen's S. 6 d.
Benefit ASSN, Washington
Hall.
Mar. 9-'Are You a Mason?" Wild
er Hall.
Mar. 10--Private party First Hebrew
Benevolent %yociety, Braga
hall.
Mar. 1a-Choral Society Second Con-
cert, Simpson M. e. church
Mar. 14-Supper, Presbyterian chap
ell, Ladies' Aid Society.
Mar. 14---Lecture, "The Constitu-
tion," Judge Adrian Lyon;
auspices Teachers Associa-
tion, High School,
Mar. 17-Jewish Dramatic Enter
tainment, Braga hall.
Mar. 18--Ball, Ira B. Tice Lodge, b.
n. r., Washington Hall.
Mar. Entertainment. Pride of
Amboy Ladies Legion, N
p. L., at Odd Fellows hall.
Mar. 1S--Concert and entertainment,
Danish-American Society,
Braga hall.
Mar. 90. 21--Fair, st. Paul's Ladies'
Aid Society, Washington
Hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
HAOkINS WON CUPS
Crack Shot of TOttcnville Club Leads
in Shoot at Richmond VAL
ley for Prizes.

In the Aquehonga Gun Clubs
shoot Saturday afternoon on the
Aquehonga grounds at Juhl's Park,
Richmond Valley, s. l., F. L. Had
kins won all three cups, which had
been presented by the club Murray
Androvette and f. l.. Hadkins. Mr..
Hadkins also won the first shoot for
gun in Saturdays match. The win
ner of the contest for this gun will be
decided at the end of six months. The
Dupont Powder Company also offers
prize of a watch for the highest av-
eraGe of any shooter OF the club dur
ing the year 1907. The shooting
match held Saturday was for men,
bers only, and was witnessed by a
crowd.