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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-09
FOUR LECTURES ON EARLY
HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY

Rev Edwin Emerson Davis, of the
Presbyterian church has issued cards
announcing a series of sermons t1at
should attract the attention of read
ing and thinking people. His general
topic will ~be tae early history of
Christianity. A series of four lectures
will be presented. beginning next Sun
day evening with sThe Founder of
Christianity
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UNION AND NON-UNION
BATTLE ON STREETS.

Eureka, Cal, Jan. "a. w. jerks
is dead, mis- brother, S. w. jerks, is
dying aid Jack Hayes probably ia
street battle last night between un-
ion and 1on-unio1 longshoremen.
The jerks are non-union, while
Hayes is union. The battle was the
brood1ng a long time.
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U. 9. WEATHER BUREAU.
local Renort.l

observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell, N. NJ, jan. 9.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., 54; min, 40; mean, Al
Precipitation, "a: wind N. E., We
locity miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Rain or snow tonight and THURS
day; stationary temperature
NJ. WRIGHT,
omcial In Charge.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-09
TO REVOKE LICENSES
Attorney General Hadley, of Nilsson
ri, Files Suit to Dissolve Merger
and Revoke Licenses of Various
Gould Companies in State.

Chicago, jan. 9.-M c. Markham,
traffic manager of the Missouri Pa
cific. was the first witness called be-
fore the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, wnen the investigation OF
the Hartman lines was resumed to-
day. Markham was questioned by C.
the Commission. The witness was
asked if the Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific were prior to their con-
solidation competitors for transcoa-
ti1enta1 business He said they were.
Before going to the Missouri Pacific
Markham was connected with the
Illinois Central AID both roads were
active competitors for Pacific coast
of the Illinois Central, he said.
WAS there any lesse1ing of COM
petition after the consultations"
1T was generally understood that
the competition was less
Markham declared that in his
opinion the Union Pacific was not a
link in tranacontindntal transportaa
ton, as coatended yesterday by the
attorneys of Hartman, but as long
as the Portland gateway is open it
is a Pacific coast line in itself. The
witness said that before the consoli-
dation the Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific lines were competitors for
the California fruit trade and for pas
senger business also.
Markham was cross-examiaed by
Milburn, representing the Hartman
lines, who took exception to the
statement made by the witness that
ne considered the Union Pacific al
Independent Pacific line. He asked
the witness if the Southern Pacific
acting as an Independent line could
not give the Union Pacific a large
or small amount of eastbound busi
ness at Ogden.
81 don't know whether it could or
not. There are influences at work
which would prevent it,
ssBut the Southern Pacific as an
independent line might do this?"
tsIt might and destroy ITSELF
Milburn then asked if the Union
Pacific via Portland to San Francisco
was to be compared to a direct li-1e
west of Ogden. Markham replied,
t-The rate settles these things. and
rates can be made as low via Port
land to San Francisco as by any 9TH
er road
The next witness was J. C. Stubbs,
traffic director of the Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific systems He
said there was strong competition in
Chicago for Pacific coast business
He was asked if Mr. Neimeyer. the
Chicago agent, was competitor for
business. HE is was the reply.
rs he a competitor as between
the Union Pacific AID the Southern
Paeifc?''
A. much as ever.
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HANGMAN PAvLoF
SHOT AND KILLED.

ST. Petersburg. Jan. s.-Lieut vIad-
inner Pavloff. military prosecutor or
advocate general, generally known
since the days of the late parliament
as @Haagman' Pavlor. was shot and
killed this morning. The assassin.
who was disguised as a workman,
was captured after a long chase
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-09
Presidential Appointments.

today sent the following nominations
to the Senate: Colonel to be Briga-
dier General, Edward r. Godfrey, 9th
Cavalry; to be postmaster at No
gales, A. T., M. Pohall; Postmaster
at Dawson, N. M, T. G.. HILL
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100000 to loan on irrigated farms
Long time loans. interest payable an
nually with pr1v1iege to pay OF loan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 30s N. Main, opp. p. o.
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9 9 g g @ g @ g @ @ g 9 @ g @ G
REV. HENRY M. FIELD
is CRITICALLY IL

New York, Jan 9-Dispatches from
Great harrington, Mass, report that
Rev. Henry M. Field is critically i'll
at mis- home il Stockbridge. He is ov-
er IS years old, and is one of the four
famous Field brothers. He is a noted
historian and writer.
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To ~scaIp" Tickets at Amarillo.

Robert G. Ingersoll, who was en-
Joined from doing a ''scalper's" busi-
ness il Roswell, left this morning
for Amarillo, where he will open an
office for the same purpose
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The members of the Sunday school
of the Salvation Army will give a
concert Monday night at the new
citadel as farewell benefit to Adjt.
and Mrs. Woodward. Tickets 25c.
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DEATH OF THE SHAH
OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED.

g Teheran. Persia, Jan. o.
9 An official announcement of
3 the death of the Shah was 6
9 made this morning from the
g office of the grand vizier 6
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shah of Persia DYING.

Teheran, Persia, Jan. s.-The Shah
is dying. The ministers have been
summoned to the palace.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-09

Ed Seay and j. x Dunn went to
business.
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The concert which was to have
been given last 7igat at the Christian
church, has been postponed till Fri
day night.
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Philharmonic Concert Postponed.

The concert to have been given
last night by the Philharmonic Or
chestra was postponed until Friday
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ING WAS FRUiTLESS.
A. }. WELLER SPOKE

Gave His Reasons for Not Calling
Primary After a Number of Ad-
dresses and With No Definite Re-
suit the Meeting Adjourned.
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AFTER THE
PRESIDENT

coTERiE OF CORPORATION SEN
AToRS AND REPRESENTA-
TiVES OPPOSE HIS
MEASURES.
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PERSONAL FEELING

Many Important Measures Killed Be-
cause They Contain Provisions
Which Have Antagonized Powerful
Interests Over the Country.
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through the crowded streets. during
which he fired about forty snots from
two revolvers, killing policeman
and woundilg a small boy.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-09

School books and Maxim.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07
THE RESULTS MOTHER STATES.

That all this country the people taking keen
politics evidenced by the election Tuesday
eliminating of the shows the taken
While there mistakes made by the electors such the
feat of Mayor Fagan Jersey City the whole the different
that the political
and those candidates who have policy.
The Republican candidate for New Jersey
chosen because he took enforcing
liquor laws Sunday Though the Democratic candidate
stance have lacked the take positive stand
There big sentiment Newark, ~ other places
such regulations will who
beverage Sunday There other mpo
but the Republicans quick take advantage the
age of their candidate.
Massachusetts the
proceedings of the Bartlett Springfield when by
vanced highway robbery methods
the Democratic nomination for Bartlett
votes in hundred Mr. Whitney, who made good
the Democratic for governor his being
the ballot by the ballot commission
Hsgen independence
the Bartlett leaders.
The responsible for the hg-anded methods
feat the will Of the majority of the Massachusetts Democracy should
be long remembered by the their should be
impossible for them again be placed position where
such damage of their
believe that with united party his back Mr. Whitney could
the tariff issue
While former Lieutenant Woodruff the results
New York indications of Roosevelt prospect
renomination be remembered that
earnest solicitation that Congressman Burton fight
Mayor Tom Johnson The victory of
the people the do their thinking
gagged on Tuesday.
In other local pive
merits of the irrespective of national politics
Tuesday cannot be said have
political situation looks like interesting fight Rcpub
Gcan nomination for president.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07
TODAY IN
HISTORY

1885 Jared Eliot, clergyman, physician
scientist, born. The first in America
TO advance the science Of metallurgy.
I7es Silas III. Stringham. naval officer.
born He commanded at the capture
of Forts Clark and Hatteras, n. G.
$500 Platt II. Spencer, educator and
author. born. Originated the spencer
ian handwriting system. -,
1905 Lewis and Clark reached the
Pacific coast.
1911 William II. Taylor. naval onicer,
born. Prominent in the Civil war.
1923 The inclined plane for Morris
is2s Luther Atwood. chemist and In
ventor. born. lie greatly promoted
the petroleum industry.
ISIS Leonard w. Volk. sculptor, porn
one of the pioneer artists OF Chicago:
1892 Andrew ID. White, educator and
historian, born.
1888 Texas resolved to form a state
government. First move to indepen-
1887 Fatal anti-slavery riot at Alton.
1887 Michael Anagnos. educator. and
phiIanthropist, born. Director OF Per-
kins Institute for the Blind.
1850 william NJ. Beardshear educator.
born. President of Iowa College OF
Agriculture.
1851 Battle OF Belmont, Mo.
1851 Expedition against Confederate
vessels in Galveston Bay, Texas.
1861 Port Royal forts, n. c., taken by
Federals one OF the most brilliant
achievements OF our navy.
1863 Battle OF Rappahannock station
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07

| The woman who Is silly enough TO try
| TO live up to masculine ideas of woman
hood, individually expressed. deserves
what she usually gets-nothng. Men fol-
low pure fancy when they give their
hearts and forget all about their ideas
! till the romance wears away. Then they
sometimes try TO pull their poor wives up
TO the pedestal, with varying success, you
may well believe.
A young man who married a rather
plain woman for her money tried this
trick and succeeded for time. till his
wife had her eyes opened by friend, as
a matter OF fact. lie made her wear dull
colors and unbecoming styles and pull
her hair back from her face till she could
hardly close her eyes. She was fright
OF course. and when he took her To par
ties like a dutiful husband she was left
TO mediate in corners while her liege
lord hirted about with the most frivolous
looking women he could find.
why do you wear your hair so plainly
dressed?" asked an inquisitive friend who
knew her well enough TO take liberties.
'"To please my husband" was the meek
reply. please him." scoffed the friend,
"why he told me that Blanche Long ;
fluffy pompadour was the most fetching
style in the room. My dear, let me give
you word of advice. Get some pretty
clothes. wear them to the hairdresser's
ed and dressed and let other men discover
that you are attractive. You don't like
10 sit in neglected corners, no woman
does, and you dance so well that you
ought to have partners without number.
That husband of yours may mean well.
but he is certainly depriving you OF your
right to have your share of pleasure IN
this world"
The obedient wife cast meditative
glance toward the opposite side OF the
room, where her life partner was appar-
entity absorbed I'm the chatter or much
beirizzled girl. She was not In the least
bit jealous. but for the first time she had
a feeling of rebellion against the selfish-
ncs that had condemned her to solitude.
Her resolve was taken that evening-her
reformation began the next day, when
she paid n series OF visits to shops and
parlors, returning 10 dinner so changed
in appearance that her husband actually
passed her on the street without sign
OF recognition.
believe that he had something To say
about his disappointment at the change
and much to say OF his ideas OF what n
woman should be. but she laughed at him
good -naturedly hut persistently. She went
II a party that night and had tho best
time she could remember, while het NUS
band sulked a bit over her social sue
cess and wondered at the change I'm her?
I believe he felt a little jealous of her
and T am sure that she rose several de-
grees I'm his estimation because she was
attractive TO others She allowed him to
have ideals. as many as he pleased. but
never again did she attempt To live up to
them, for she had acquired wisdom. She
began to understand that while man
admires tall women he is likely TO fall In
love with short one or forsake beauty
for a woman of plain face In fact she
now asserts that the average man does
not know his own mind. so let's some wo-
man settle important matters.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07
Higgins and Wetmore

One OF the most interesting political
contests outside Massachusetts was
won by Governor Higgins OF Rhode
Island The reelection OF this rising
young Democrat Is all the more im-
pressive for the reason that In Lieu
tenant Governor Jackson he had an
opponent hardly less outspoken against
boss rule than himself. But though
Higgins has a larger plurality than he
had last year: though the Democrats
are reported to have made substantial
gains i'm the assembly; though Brayton.
the Republican machine chauneur, mas
been driven from his favorite camping
place i'm the state house-nevertheless
the election Of the fashionable hgure-
head. George Peabody Wetmorc OF
Newport. TO succeed himself as COM
pautoa and pidcrstudy OF Nelson W.
tNrtch I'm the United states senate Is
virtually assured.
Elections are indeed, curious AFFAIRS
sometimes. quite paradoNical and nab
bergasting. Think Of a state AZ one
aud the same time bestowing high
honors on vigorous and independent
man like Higgins and indirectly doing
likewise 10 supine and supernuous
man like Wetmore.-The Boston
Journal
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07

but at least three times as much pota-
toes as anything else. Add a tablespoon
full of capers, the yolks and whites OF
some hard boiled eggs. minced separately,
and dozen stoned olives Mix all the In
gradients we'll together. leaving the olives
and anchovles to ornament tn etop of the
bowl. Beat up together oil and tarragon
vinegar with white pepper and French
mustard TO taste; pour this over the salad
and serve.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07
TROUBLES OF ARMY MANAGEMENT.

There good deal of uneasnss Washington according
the New York Tribune because falling off in army enlist
mens While there have been other reports of the
winch nave attracted more or less attention. the subject the
Tribune is very important officers whose duty it
is to keep the army to certain numerical strength 1t will be
this difficulty getting for the
when the fact noted that companies theoretically
dred have but fourteen fifteen The leading
have the subject their closest attention thought
and efforts have been But it that
have real trouble because of the failure of enlist
have much work do because of shortage men
Of the chief for this decrease ensments
general prosperity Of the country Men who be good
find they do better things than they before thought
selves capable of and their honorable discharge good
mendaon for them The American the of life finds
service in foreign lands and especially tropical cme
his liking But in the meanwhile he has had learn useful
things which enable him his
he enters the competing classes of trade
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07
Elaborate Dutch Salad.

Wash. split. and bone a dozen anchovics
and roll each one up. Wash. split and
bone osc srryfns cod cus 10 sp inso small
pieces. Cut UP into dice an equal GUAM
tity of bologna. or smoked ham and sau-
sage. also an equal quantity OF the breast
OF n cold roast fowl or veal. Add like
Wise, always In the same quantity and
cut into dice beet roots. picked cucum-
hers. cold boiled potatoes. cut In larger
dice. and in quantity according to taste,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07
Utilizing An Old Centrepiece.

A linen centerpiece embroidered In
roses had become yellowed and slightly
faded from washing and long wear.
The roses and leaves We're cut out
and whipped on a square of linen col
ored cloth fora pillow top
The result was a pretty Pillow AT
very little cost of work.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07

One conclusion is fixed however The Republicans
have been given full responsibility for legislation by the
general assembly Therefore that party will be- and
should be- held strict for how it keeps the
promises made in the party platform The promises few
and pointed and there be for failure to keep
them to the letter.
The News-Democrat made the point yesterday, and
reiterated by the Providence Journal this morning.
The machine negecs the subject entirely but
today that the Republicans will keep pledge and
their candidate United States "a who
Rhode Islander whose personality brings
credit Washington, and whose Abilities political other,
much less than mediocre.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07
Plucky Woman Farmer

One of the best crops Of this year i'm
Saskatchewan was raised on the farm
OF Mrs. McGilvray. the best known wo-
man farmer in the northwest Mrs. Nc
C;ilvray is striking case OF the woman
OF pluck. Twenty years ago. almost
homestead which has since grown to
an SOO-acre farm. while her children
the settled about her happy and In
a
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07

Some very attractive new coats arc
very simply made. and one which II m
usually ;rse rom he difficulties which
occur N 81. ns6lng Of t.Alcrsd coat ~
shown. No httlng II needed. save on
the shoulder. and the sleeves and coat
proper are ample enough 10 20 on easily
over any frock without crushing A. Mar.
row tucks appear In front and back. and
an attractive little vest completes the
front. The coat is IN long three quarters
length, and has sleeves In long or shorter
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07
Preserves

Make syrup of five pounds sugar ana
two cups water: boil until clear. Wash,
stem and seed one gallon cherries. drop IN
the syrup and boil 30 minutes; skim well;
Fill air-tight jars. seal and put in a coo
place,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07

style. Any OF the sessonable coatings.
such as broadcloth. taffeta or another
may serve. 4h yards of 42-inch goods be-
ings needed for the medium size.
2426-Five sizes, 81 TO 10 inches bust
measure.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07
Grape Juice

Stem six quarts of grapes, put them
over the fire with a quart of water. Bring
slowly to the boil, strain and return tns
Juice to the fire. boil up again, bottle and
seal Immediately.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07

President Melen of the New York New Haven
railroad undoubtedly justified in asking the for
early decision the The Massachusetts
yesterday would indicate that the people opposed
It,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07
CHILD'S FROCK.

The little dress pictured of blue striped flannel The blouse
stitched pa with edgng of blue silk and silk buttons
match The yoke and underseeves OF lawn and ebrod
skirt attached the by stitched
belt of flannel This design would also be good for
any the lighter wooen materials the trimming
being silk or braid to match
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07

Thc machine down. declares Congressman Burton,
whom Tom L. Johnson defeated handy of Cleveland
The expression has familiar sound in this section.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07

II you made mistakes yesterday forget
them. No strength was ever built upon
continued regret. Today Is the result or
Yesterday but IL is more important To re-
member that tomorrow Is the result of to-
day. The result OF the actions OF today
we can determine, but no amount of
dwelling upon yesterdays regret VIII re-
shape today.
If we fell yesterday, there is nothing to
do but pick ourselves up, shake off the
dust and start afresh. Rise above yester-
day. 1t is hard work TO hold up the head
and live down a black yesterday, but the
blacker tho yesterday the greater the
need OF rising above IL, the higher the
head must be held
Yesterday has passed Let IL rest In
peace. Don't keep dragging II out on pa
rade. DO not waste energy on what can
not he undone. Let yesterday alone.
Dress Accessories.
with smart tailored street suits the
women wear high embroidered collars
fitting snugly over the bands of the
blouses, and at the waist close fitting
belts OF leather or silk. With such a
collar may be worn any OF the vari-
Gus styles OF bows, made or tied, the
most elaborate jabot or "A frill OF costly
lace IL tho collar is one which carries
elaborate hand embroideries, IL Is SIM
ply pinned together In the front with
a handsome brooch for bow Of any
kind or size would cover the beautiful
decorative handwork.
As TO belts, they are one OF the most
| important accessories of any toilet, and
probably the average woman needs
! more taste and Judgment in their sclec-
tion than when choosing wells. gloves.
etc. This special care IL necessary he
cause OF the proportions OF the wear
ers, making IL quite obvious that this
Indispensable finish to the gown must
vary i'm widt hand color TO suit the type
OF woman IL adorns.
This year the fashion in girdles Is
kind 90 plump women, I'm that narrow
belts are quite as modish as the broad
or style. Those who can wear the lat
ter have no difficulty In the matter
They may choose successfully any
width, color or fabric that suits theiI
fanFN
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07

There appears to be much claim that
not elected lieutenant take
general principles the state returning boards will closely
nlod
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07

The sight of policeman city hall these days gives certain
officials there the svers but gives security the ballots Mayor
Mccarthy claims
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07

Should the official count change results the
Republicans in the council from Ward will cali
the necessity of harder work by the Democrats ward next
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07
UP TO THE REPUBLICANS.

Ex Governor Utter in his newspaper the Sum- says alto
early political lessons from Tuesdays
but he makes this point which his fellow Republicans
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07

Kazenbach backnext year. In the Gov
Elect Fort of New Jersey will enforce the laws he finds them
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-07

Mayor Elect Park Of Woonsocke example Of
stue Of keeping evesngy He has been vigorous fighter