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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-06-05
Farmers Want Dollar Wheat.

Omaha, Neb., June 5.-Plans for es-
tablishing and maintaining a minimum
price of one dollar for wheat will be
thoroughly considered during the ses-
sions of the American Society of Equi
ty. which began today and will col-
tinue through three days. Delegates
from all parts of the wheat growing
states and territories of the West are
taking part in the conference. Off
cials of the society report that the
grain growers of the West are rapidly
being thoroughly organized and that
they will soon be in a position to in
force their demands. The organiza-
ton also hopes to maintain prices on
all farm products and to this end will
establish warehouses and cooperative
market depots in various parts of the
country. The success of the Southern
Farmers union in controlling the price
of cotton is pointed out by the pro-
moters as an object lesson of what
may be accomplished by the wheat
growers by proper organization.
The American Society of Equity
was founded a few years ago by j. A.
Everitt, formerly an indianapolis seed
man, who is still its president. Its
first effort to control prices was in the
tobacco raising districts of Kentucky,
where it has waged a successful bat
tie with the tobacco trust" The So
ciety now has thousands of members
in nearly every northern and western
state and is rapidly extending its in
f1uence among the farmers.
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ELKS' EXCURSION
TO PHIA,

Mr. c. w. Moss is in the city boost
ing for the vestibule train which the
"Quien Sabe Club" of the Ell Paso
Elks intend to take to the meeting of
the grand lodge, which convenes in
Philadelphia July 15th. This train
will consist of twelve vestibule coach
es and two big engines, and will be
loaded with Elks of Ell Paso, Arizona
and New Mexico.
Mr.. Moss is authorized to make
rates and contracts for transportation
and also Pullman reservation and no
tel accommodations in Philadelphia.
The round trip fare for Elks is $3.50.
This includes a "Quien Sabe" uniform
which will be worn on the day of the
grand parade.
The Elks who intend going on this
train from Roswell will go to Tor
rance by auto, where they will catch
the train which leaves Ell Paso on
the evening of July 9th. After leaving
Torrance the first stop of the train
will be made at Kansas City, where
a stop of six hours will be made ald
the excursionists will be entertained
at a luncheon. In Chicago they will
stop seven hours and be entertained.
Thence they go to Detroit, where they
nave accepted an invitation to take a
twenty-four hours trip up the lakes.
The next stop will be six hours at
Niagara Falls, and from there they
go to Philadelphia, arriving Sunday,
the 14th of July.
The Club has secured the famous
Guadalajara Band from the state of
JaliScO, to accompany them ON this
trip. This is the private band of Gov
ernor Ahumada, and the Elks have ex
tended the governor an invitation to
accompany them on the trip as
guest, and he has accepted. This band
is composed of sixtytwo members
and two officers. 1t is said to be the
finest band in North America. 1t took
first prize at Buffalo two years ago,
when it went with the "Quien Sabe"
Club.
Mr.. Moss is stopping at the Grand
Central Hotel, where he will be glad
to meet any of the local Elks and
give such information as they desire.
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Yacht Race to Bermuda.

New York, June 5.-With the Ger
tainty of rough trip ahead of them,
since the course leads across the gulf
stream at its widest point, the yachts
entered in the annual Bermuda race
for sailing craft began their struggle
for supremacy today. The start was
made off the Brooklyn Yacnt club, in
Gravesend bay, and the finish will be
off St David's head Bermuda. The
conditions governing the race this year
will make it exceptionally interesting.
There being no tax on sail. the ocean
racers can carry all the canvass their
sparS will spread and the shippers
and crews can handle any kind of light
sails in use. The contestants include
the Rusulka, flagship of Commodore
Bird S. Coler, of the Brooklyn Yacht
club; the Dervish, flagship of Commo-
dore Morss, of the Corinthian Yacht
club of Marblehead, the Isolt, owned
by Captain Myers, of the st. George
Yacht club, of Bermuda. and the Ber-
mudan, owned by D. burrows, of the
Royal Bermuda Yacht club. Several
other vessels are also entered, but it
is expected the race will be between
those mentiond.
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RICHARD cRoKER's HORSE
WINS ENGLISH DERB'

London, June 5.-Richard Croker's
Orby, ridden by Johnnie Reiff, the
American jockey, won the Derby
stakes of $500 sovereigns at EPSON
today. The distance was about mile
and one-half
Wool Winder, ridden by Macer, an
English jockey, was second; Sieve
Gallon, an Irish horse, third.
Orby was bred in Ireland out of an
American dam. Thus the Derby has
been won by an American owner with
a horse out of an American mare,
ridden by an American jockey. Nine
horses started King Edward saw the
race.
All England is off For EPSON.
London, June 4.-AH roads on John
Bulls tight little island lead today to
EPSON Downs, where the Derby, the
only Derby, the blue ribbon event of
the turf and the greatest racing fix
ture in the world will be run tomor-
row afternoon. Early this morning the
first excursion train left London for
the famous track, to be followed thru
the day by a score of others, loaded
to the guards with enthusiastic excur-
sionistS determined to miss not one
delightful thrill that pervades and ele
ctrifes the very air on the eve of the
Derby. A continuous and ulbroken
parade of snorting, putting automo-
biles lines the highway between Lon
don and EPSON, noble and commoner
exchanging badinage on the one occa-
sion of the year when all sporty Eng
land rubs elbows il unconventional
democracy. Unless all signs fail, the
usual attendance of 100000 at to-mor
rows race will be greatly exceeded.
PLAY Clieve Gallon to win" That
is the battle cry of the advancing
hosts, although no bookmaker will
take their money except at i1finitesi-
NAL odds. Not since Sir Charles
Bunbury's Dimond finished first in
1850 has there been so great and wide
spread certainty in the result of the
Derby. If Captain Greer's horse does
not finish at least a length in front OF
the nearest rival. it will be the great
est surprise in the history of the Brit
ish turf. which mas been pregnant of
surprises. Clieve Gallon is an Irish
animal and comes from the Beckhanlp
ton stables, which produced Galtee
More and kirkpatrick, two of the great
est Derby winners of past years.
For the second place most horse
men favor Major E. Lodi's Galvani,
while not a few will back Lord Rose
berry's Benzonian for place. Richard
Croker hopes to win honors with Orby
a crack colt VINO has won two races
easily this year. Orby is by the late
Duke of Westminister's Orme, sire
of Flying Fox winner of the 1899 Der
by Croker declares that his colt has
shown great improvement and will al
most certainly be in the race from the
start. Orby finished first in moderate
fields at Liverpool recently. Previous
ly, in Ireland, the colt won third place
in the Londonderry Plate, and occu-
-, ID
stakes at the Carragn meeting. With
these exceptions, the horses entered
in the Derby field this year are medi-
ocre, few promising two-year-olds
having made their appearance on the
British turf this year.
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CLUB WOMEN BEGIN
ACOIINCII MEETING

Norfolk, Va, June 5.-Mrs. Sarah
Platt Decker, of Denver, president of
the General Federation of Women's
clubs, presided at the inaugural ses-
sion of the general council meeting
of that body at the Inside Inn this
morning. Miss Gatewood, president
of the Norfolk Woman's club welcom-
ed the hundreds of clubwomen gather
ed from all parts of the country, and
Mrs Mary Alden Ward, second vice
president of the General Federation,
responded on behalf of the visitors.
Todays meeting was devoted to con-
sideration of the reports of the chair
women of the various committees, in
cludilg those on literary extension,
education. art literature, forestry. per
capita tax, interfederation and bienni-
al convention program. An executive
conference of the presidents and Sec
retaries of the state associations afffl
lated with the General federation was
held this afternoon, Tonight a public
meeting will be held. waen a musical
program will be rendered by the Nor
folk Woman's club, aid Henry Turner
Bailey, of North Scituate, Mass, will
speak on Beauty in Common Things"
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Sail From southhamnton.

Southampton, June 5.-Wftn the
sailing of the new $4,000 ton steamer
Adriatic, the White Star line transfers
its Wednesday service from Liverpool
to Southampton. Other vessels &c
be involved in the change are the Me
jestic, Oceanic and Teutonic. West
bound steamers will hereafter call al
Cherbourg and proceed to Queentown
where in order to carry out the com
pany's contract with the British gov.
ernment, they will receive mails as
well as passengers, sailing immediate
ly for New York. Eastbou1d liners
will call at Plymouth, proceeding
thence by way of Cherbourg to South
ampton.
The change of sailings from Liver
pool has caused great dissatisfaction
among the people of the former city
especially as Liverpool is now spend
ing $20, 1000. 900 on dock to care for
the latest style OF transatlantic grey
hounds
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Grand Armv of the Republic,

Oshkosh, Wis, June 5.-General R.
B. Brown, commander of the National
Grand Army, led the parade which
was the feature of to-day's program of
Wisconsin encampment. The first bu-
siness session was held this afternoon
The "old boys and girls will be given
free boat rides on the river and lake
this evening.
Easton, Penn, June 5.-Hundreds
Of Pennsylvania veterans are attend
ing the state encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic, in pro-
gress here today. General Frank
Reeder has been appointed chief mar
shall of the grand parade.
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Mr. Robinson stated that a petition
from Parker Earle and other property
owners had been presented him ask
ing that the avenue this side of the
Earle orchard be named Orchard ave-
nue.. No action was taken.
Mr.. Whiteman asked that the plac-
ing of fans in the council chamber
be referred to the committee on water
and lights and this was done.
Mr.. Johnson seized the opportunity
to remark that al ice cooler should
also be provided. The council then
took recess subject to the call of the
mayor
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EstraX Notice.

By order of the Cattle Sanitary
Board of New Mexico, and in accord
ance with Sec. 223, Compiled Laws
of New Mexico, l will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, unless
sooner claimed by the owner, one bay
horse, fifteen hands high, eight Or
nine years old, branded Z counter
branded ON left shoulder, also round
top A with bar through it on left
thigh and lazy v on both jaws.
Sale in front of r. D. Bells Office
on Main street, at 3 p. m, June 18th,
1907.
L. J. RICHARDS,
owed. 6-5 tar Inspector Dist. No. 5.
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Alabama EIks in Decatur.

Decatur Ala, June 5.-The Alaba
ma grand lodge of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks met in an
nual session here today, with every
prospect of a highly entertaining and
successful session. The local enter
tainment committee is determined to
make the present meeting a notable
one and in this it has the assistance
of Mayor Henry A. Skeggs, who is the
grand exalted Ruler of the state.
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OFFICIALLY DECLARED
TO HAVE BEEN A WOMAN.

Chicago, June 5.-Nichol de Ray
Ian, a former attacne of the Russian
consulate whose sex has been a mat
ter of doubt, was yesterday officially
declared to nave been a woman. An
order was entered by Judge Cutting
in the probate court, and as a result
Mrs. Anna de Raglan, who lived with
Raglan as his wife. will not be per-
mitted to share in the estate valued
at about $4,000. The witnesses were
persons who visited Phoenix, Arizona,
where the body was exhumed.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-06-05

BY order of the Cattle Sanitary
Board of New Mexico. and in accord
ance with Sec. 223. Compiled Laws
of New Mexico, / will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, unless
sooner claimed by the owner, one
gray mare, fourteen hands high, nine
or ten years old, branded FA follow
ed by half circle on left thigh.
Sale in front of R. D. Bells Office
on Main street, at 3 p. m, June 29th,
1907.
L. ]. RICHARDS,
owed. 6-5 TAI Inspector Dist. No. 5.
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Our tank wagon is marked Inde-
pendent and is on the streets of Ros-
well from a. m, until p. m, each
and every day during working days.
If you want to hit the Standard Oil
Trust a solar plexus blow, stop our
wagon and try our goods. We must
have your support. both moral AID
real to live. If the consumers will act
as they talk we will do the rest.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co.
Independent Reineries.
76-tf. Phone 412.
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Governor Burke speaks.

Valley City, N. D.. June 5.-Gover-
nor John Burke addressed the Civic
and Municipal league convention to-
day on the subject of Assessment
and Taxation" A discussion of the en-
forcement of the prohibition law in
cities was led by Mayor Smith. of Bis
marck. A public reception will be ten
dered the delegates this evening.
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carneaie Library Celebrations.

Monmouth, ILL.,, June 5.-Students
of Monmouth college today celebrated
Carnegie library donation and subse-
quent realization by subscription of
the amount required to conform to the
terms of the offer made by the steel
king. The annual alumni meeting
and banquet is a feature of the days
program
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Sono Writer a Benedict.

Colorado Springs, Colo, June s.
Archibald Nicely song writer and the
author of many famous southern lul-
labys, is to be married this evening
to Miss Mabelle Brown, a leader in
Manitou society. The Rev. J. w. Nee
ly, a brother of the groom, will Off
ciate at the wedding.
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Married Yesterday.

William H. Bodenhamer and Miss
Zelda o. Gudgel, botn of Hagerman,
were married yesterday afternoon at
three O'Clock bv Judge Evans in the
parlor of the Shelby hotel. After the
ceremony they drove to their home
in Hagerman. Their friends extend
congratulations
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CARS oBSTRUcTING

Some complaint has been made to
the Record office that the railroad
company allows box cars to stand SO
that they partially block crossings
over the tracks. One complainant as
serted that a box car was left stand
ing SO that it about half blocked the
Fifth street crossing from Tuesday
afternoon until some time this morn
ing. The Record understands that a
complaint has been made to the rail
road company against this practice.
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Brick Makers Meeting.

Waco, Tex. June 5.-Brick manufac
turers from all parts of Texas are tax
ing part in the deliberations of the
state association, which convened its
annual meeting in Waco today. J..
NJ. Harry, of Dallas, is secretary of
the association
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PETITION OF MRS. EDDYS
TRUSTEES DENIED

Concord. n. H., June 5.-The petit
tion of the three trustees to whom
Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy transferred
her property, asking that they be sub
stituted as complainants in the place
of next friends in the suit to secure
an accounting of Mrs Eddy's property
was denied today by Judge Chamber
lain of the Superior Court.
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WYOMING WOOL GOES
A Hnnn

Cheyenne, Wyo., June 5.-One clip
of 225.0 900 pounds of wool has been
sold here for 22A cents per pound.
The average offer of buyers hereto
ming wool growers
fore has been 19 to 21 cents, but the
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
has advised all wool growers to re-
fuse less than last years prices for
the 1907 clip.
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Fine Bulls for Sale

We have for sale 80 head of high
grade Hereford bulls, two years old
and 200 head of yearling bulls, all Oh
best breeding, in lots to suit purch.
aser, at our ranch near Roswell, N. NJ
MILNE & BUSH LAND AND
CATTLT co. diva
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Notice to the Public

Notice is hereby given that we, the
undersigned, from and after this the
first day of June, 1907, have no inter
est whatever in any business carried
on at the place about l Il miles east
of Roswell known as 'sHi1kIe Town. u
80d5t-w1t* (Signed)
r. F. GAYLE,
H OWEN
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Arkansas SUNDAY schooIs,

Fort Smith, Ark, June 5.-Religious
workers of state and national proni-
nence, to the number of several nund-
reds, arrived in Fort Smith today to
participate n the sessions of the Ark
ansas Sunday school association A
local choir of $50 voices. specially
trained for the occasion will furnish
music for the convention. One of the
features of the gathering will be pa
rade of Sunday school children thru
the streets. Several distinguished
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
In BRITISH COLUMBIA

Vancouver, B. c., June 5.-With his
camp burned to ashes and forced to
retire with his men from the plant to
save their lives, David Esson, who
operates logging camp in Knox Bay,
Thurlow islands, arrived today on the
Cassiar and reported the largest fire
ever known up the coast. All the val
liable timber on the islands is being
destroyed. Fires are also reported on
Vancouver Island.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-06-05

All persons are warned to cease
riding bicycles on pavements within
the city of Roswell, under penalty of
the law Parents are warned to see
that their children obey the law as
it will be strictly enforced.
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Jane Adams in Colorado

Boulder, Col, June 5.-Miss Jane
Adams, head of Hull house, Chicago
was the principal speaker at the com
mencement exercises of the Universe
ty of Colorado this morning. The
graduates, numbered 107, while six
students received the degree of M. A
Among the graduates were nineteen
engineers. fourteen lawyers and 12
nhysicianS
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BODY OF WOMAN
FOUND IN A WELL.

Indianapolis, Ind, June 5.-The bo-
dy of Mrs. Catherine McCart, of Min
neapolis, who had been missing since
May "a, was found yesterday by de
tectives in an abandoned well upon
the farm of George Katelbach, a few
miles from the city. Her head was
crushed and the body partly clothed.
Katelbach is a brother-inIaw of the
dead woman. He barricaded himself
in his home last night
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OIL, OIL, OIL.

If you want good goods at honest
prices, call up Phone ALP and 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 Alp
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USSIAN-JAPANESE
TREATY COMPLETED

st. Petersburg, June 5.-The final
drafts of the Russo-Japanese CONNER
cial treaty have been completed and
sent to Toxic for approval. The trea-
ty will remain in force five years, and
is more of political than of an eco
nomical character
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WarninQ.

All persons are hereby warned that
the use of the implements commonly
called .'negger- shooters within the
limits of the city is unlawful and that
persons found using them will be Sc
verely dealt with. S2t2
]. J. RASCOE,
City Marshal
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speakers from other states will deliv-
er addresses, among them Bishop Jas.
Atkins, of Waynesville, N. c. The con
vention will extend through tomorrow
and Friday, adjourning Friday evening
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okIahoma Farmers eraduate.

Saltwater, Okla, June 5.-The Ok
lahoma Agricultural and Mechanical
college closes its college work for the
year today with the comforting of
medals and presentation of diplomas
to graduates. The past year has been
the most successful in the history of
the institution, which has already be-
come widely known as one of the best
schools of its kind in the Southwest.
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Mr.. and Mrs F. Geyer, of N Rich
ardSOn avenue last night entertained
a number of friends at a dinner party
in honor of Miss Ranney, of Colum-
bus, OHIO, and Mrs. Heaton, of Hag-
erman. Miss Ralney is a guest of
Mrs. Heaton, and both ladies have
been visiting friends in Roswell. The
dinner last night was a delicious one,
served in courses. Those present were
Miss Ralney, Mrs. Heaton, Miss My
ra Allison, Miss Hayne. Miss Grace
Geyer, Mr.. c. Hayne and Mr.. c. w.
Heaton.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian
church will give a farewell reception
at the church Friday evening This
reception is to bid farewell to the
minister. Rev. Edwin Emerson Davis
VINO leaves next Monday morning for
New York, from which port he will
sail with a friend for a two months
tour of Europe. Everybody is invited
to attend
The song recital given in the Meth
odist church last night by Miss Nina
Rabb was a musical treat throughout.
Miss Rabb's singing is marked by
clear enunciatioa and full, rich tones.
A more than ordinary musical career
is predicted for her. Miss Rabb's rem
dering of Gounod's 'sSing, Smile,
Slumber," also When the Heart is
Young" by Dudley Buck, were charm
ing and full of expression and feeling.
A pleasing addition to the songs was
the excellent Accomplishments of Mrs.
C. ID. Thompson. Besides the vocal
numbers were five most happily chos-
en- pieces by pupils of Mrs. MacKay-
These were well done aid an exaibi-
ton of what hard work under so ca
pable and careful teacher can ac-
complish- Miss Ruby Bean played
well several dificult numbers. and the
duet with her sister. Scnubert's Minu-
ct, was given with light and shade.
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GREAT INTEREST
IN THE SCHMITZ TRIAL

San Francisco, Cal, June 5.-A
great crowd gathered to hear the op-
ening of the trial of Mayor Schmitz
this morning. Witnesses were exclud-
ed from the room, and all except the
police commissioners were excused
until tomorrow
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Reduction in FREIGHT Rates.

Denver, Col, June 5.-Reductions in
freight rates. averaging 20 per cent,
affecting 227 stations, were put into
effect between Denver and points in
Wyoming, Utah, Montana, Idano and
Oregon by the Union Pacific railway
today.
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S. P. Denning is putting in a new
plate glass in one of the big windows
IN the Roswell Hardware Company's
store. This window was broken some
time before the cattlemen's conven-
ton, and was used as a picture frame
during the big celebration.