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Financial Elections.

THE III. B. CLAFIIS COHPANY
AT the annual meeting Of ers u n
Clahin Company held This the Of the Com
panS IN Elizabeth n j. John Clahin. y
Seorge z Armstrong; John G E,Imes and stewart W.
hernes were elected Directors
At subsequent meeting Directors the following
4 of1cers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, JOHN GI.AFJIN
Vice President, JOHN Q EANES
treasurer DEXTER y FORCE
secretary, GEORGE r. ARMSTRONG
Assstant treasurer STEWART W. EAMES
MY. Charles W. Gould Counsel for Cor
po-afion. GEORGE E ARMSTROSC; Sscratary
January II. 1907.
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ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUST RIAL.
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BONDS.

BOSTON CURB MARKET.
CReportsd oy J Thomas Reinhardt No Is Wall str.sA
New York. and No. 10 Exchange Place BostOn-l
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ret changes, follow:
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Closing prices otsactivo bonds dealt In. wit
CHaNg ts, IOIFOW .

enlisted.
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Office Of
AMERICAN SMELLING & REFINING co

Stanley Clifford. Ire
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New Postal Gard Rules.

Washington, July 31.-As the result
of an order promulgated by Postmas-
ter General Meyer, messages may
hereafter be written on both sides of
government postal cards, the new rul-
ing going into effect at midnight to-
night Some months ago the postal
laws were amended SO as to give that
privilege to users of private post
made applicable to postal cards issued
by Uncle Sam. 1t was to remedy this
Inconsistency that the new order was
made, which provides that the face
of a postal card may be divided by a
vertical line placed approximately
one-third Of the distance from the left
end of the card, the space to the left
of the line to be used for message,
the portion to the right to be reserved
for address only. A very thin piece
of paper may be attached if it COM
pletely adheres to the card, and such
a paster may bear both writing and
printing. Advertisements, illustrations
or writing may appear on the back of
the card and on the left third of the
front Postal cards of a new design
conforming to the conditions of the
amended regulations will be placed
on sale at postoffices throughout the
country.
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az I \ '

A double bolt of lightning struck
the house of w. R. Newman, at Ce-
dar Hill, 35 miles northwest of Ros-
well, as the family was sitting down
to dinner at noon last Saturday and
played serious havoc with the build
ing and inmates.
One part of the bolt struck Jon1
Keisling, young man at the place,
who was standing on the front portch
catching water that was running from
the caves. 1t struck him in the throat
and ran the length of his body, burn
ing a streak three inches wide from
his throat to his right ankle, knock
ing him unconscious and tearing all
his clothes off, He remained uncon-
scious for four hours, but is now rest
ing easy and will recover.
Another branch of the bolt tore a
hole in the roof of the house three by
six feet, struck an iron bed, knocked
the stove-pipe down and threw all the
stove lids on the floor. A son of Mr..
Newman was lying on the bed at the
time. He was severely shocked, but
not seriously hurt. None of the other
occupants of the house were shocked.
The bolt that hit the main part of
the house passed out through the
floor, tearing another hole and killing
a hog and several chickens that had
gone under the building for shelter
from the storm.
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Capt. Curry Interviewed.

Oyster Bay, July 31.-On leaving
Sycamore Hill, Governor Curry said
he mad gone over the New Mexican
situation in a Fe-eral way with the
President. He will spend one day II
washington and then proceed to San
ia Fe.
"You know" he remarked, "I have
always been a Democrat, but 1 am a
Roosevelt man, and next to that a
Taft man. THE PRESIDENT WANTS
ME TO TAKE HOLD OF THE AID
MINIssRATION IN NEW. MEXICO
WITH BUT ONE OBJECT IN
yIEw-CLEAN GOVERNMENT.
There will be some changes in the
officials of the Territory, but these
cannot he announced at present. The
appointments I shall make will be
made solely with a view OF getting
good officials. Wherever 1 can get
such officials from the Republican
party, shall take them, but shall not
be confined to that party in making
appointments. The political factional
wrangle in the Territory has grown
to be very acute, and the President
has honored me with the appointment
as governor, place was not at all
anxious to take. evidently because
had been out OF the Territory for the
past eight years and am entirely free
from all such entanglements."
On learning of Judge Rodey's pres
ence at Oyster Bay, President Roose
welt summoned him 10 luncheon. and
he accompanied Chief Justice Kent
OF Arizona to Sycamore Hill.
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Ell Paso, Tex, July 31.-The cable
drawing ore on the incline leading up
to the Shalon mine at Metcalf, Arizo-
IA, broke yesterday afternoon while
five men were being hauled up in the
car. Two jumped and two were killed,
while one was so badly injured that
he will die. When the car hit the ore
hurled four hundred feet through the
air, mis- body going over his own
house. Giavonni Nasletto was badly
ma1gled and instantly killed, and
Jose Canute will die from his fnju-
ries. Foreman Tom Sidebotham, who
was at the bottom of the incline, had
a leg broken.
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JUDGE WOULD NOT FACE
CHARGE OF PREJUDICE.

Georgetown, KY, July 31.-Special
day in the Caleb Powers murder tri,
al, following the filing of an affidavit
alleging prejudice. The action of
Judge Robbins was unexpected by
the prosecution and was a surprise to
the defense. The judge took up each
allegation of the series and denied
specifically that they were true, and
then said it was too late to mar his
record as judge by sitting in a case
when accused of unfairness. The gov
be made to agree n another Judge.
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GATEWooD PREDICTED
HAYWOOD VERDICT.

Judge w. w. Gatewood and c. H.
Spencer went to Carlsbad last night
to attend the hearing of the Sol Schoo
mover robbery case, Mr.. Spencer to
prosecute and the former to defend
one of the accused. Before leaving
Judge Gatewood reminded the report
er of his prediction of a month tgo
that there would be al acquittal in
the great Haywood trial. Thirty days
ago Judge Gatewood said: after
reading the evidence and the fake
confession of Orchard, 1 can see that
Haywood will be found not guilty"
And, as the reading public knows,
the prediction has proven true.
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NEW ENGLAND DAY CELE-
RRATION AT BOSTON

Boston, Mass, July 31.-Ten thous-
and men marched through Boston
streets this morning in a civic and
and trades procession, which was a
part of the New England Day" cele-
bration of "Old Home Week." The
parade, of which Lieutenant General
Nelson A. Miles, U. S. A, retired, was
marshal, was an elaborate one. To-
in exercises upon the occasion of the
dedication of the new $3,O00,00 West
Boston bridge, which joins the two
cities.
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STEEL CORPORATION
REPLIES TO Strikers.

Duluth, Mimi, July 31.-The reply
OF the Steel Corporation to the strik-
ing dockmen was delivered to the
latter today, and a meeting to consid-
lately called. The letter expressed a
readiness to re-employ all the old
men before accepting any laborers
not heretofore il the employ of the
company and a willingness to take
up with any of the employees after
they have returned to work, individ-
ually or collectively, the issue which
the men deem should be re-adjusted.
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Runaway on Main street.

A team belonging to J. R. bending
er ran away yesterday afternoon and
created a little excitement on Main
street. While being given some new
harness in front of ]. F. Patterson s
store they became frightened and
started down the street. City Marshal
Rascoe pursued them on horseback
and kept them herded sufficiently to
prevent them from hurting any person
with the long rope that tied them to-
gether. He finally corralled them at
the fair grounds.
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JEROME INVEs ysIGATING
Armenian BLACKMAILERS

New York, Jily 31.-District Attor-
ney Jerome has taken personal
Charge of the investigation into the
plots of Armenian blackmailers which
led to the assassination of H. S. Tav-
shanjian. A trunk is reported to have
been found in Lowell, Mass, wnere
the slayer of Tavsha jian lived, said
to contain certain p4pers revealing
the plots of the blackmailers. Black
mailing letters demanding sums rang
ing from $4,000 to $4,000 were also
found
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New Postal Division.

Washington, July 31.-A new inspec
ton division in the postal service
will be created tomorrow, with head
quarters in Atlanta, to be comprised
of Florida, Georgia and South Caro-
lima Inspector George NJ. Sutton of
Missouri has been promoted to inspec
tor in charge at the new post The San
Juan, Porto Rico, division has been
abolished and will hereafter be at
tached to the Washington division.
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House Party at Martin Ranch.

The Higgins Ranch, about 40 miles
north OF Roswell, now owned by C.
C. Martin, has just been the scene OF
a merry house party. who were de
lightfully entertained by Mrs. Rebec-
ca Yoder and her daughters, Misses
Elizabeth and Ruth Yoder. The party
left towa last Thursday afternoon
and returned on Monday The days,
which were all too short, were spent
in hunting. fishing. burro and horse
back riding. Every minute was filled
to the brim with fun, aad Mrs YodeI
and her daughters were unanimously
voted to be royal entertainers The
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Fighting Tenth,s Reunion.

Washington, Penn, July 31.-Vet-
Grams of the famous Fighting
Tent" regiment are celebrating to-
day at Mount Pleasant the anniver-
sary of the battle of Majate, in which
the regiment received its baptism of
blood in the Philippines. Colonel
James E. Barnett and other staff Of
ficers who were distinguished for
their bravery in the island warfare
are present. A great campfire will
be neld tonight.
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DATE OF SENATOR
BEVERIDGE'S WEDDING.

Berlin, Germany, July 31-It was
definitely settled today that the wed
ding of Miss Katherine Eddy of Chi
cago, sister of Spencer Eddy, first Sec
retary of the American embassy here,
and Albert j. Beveridge, U. S. Sena-
tor from Indiana, is to take place on
August at the residence of Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Tower Senator Bev-
eridge will be obliged to sign a pile
of documents three inches deep be
fore the necessary marriage permit
can be issued. The wedding will be
private.
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Estray Notice.

: 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
brown, bald face morse, Ia hands high,
eight or nine years old. branded 7
over bar on left thigh.
Sale In front OF R D. Bells ofIice
ON Main street. at 3 p M. August IT
1907. l. j. RICHARDS.
On 7-15t4) Insepctor Dist No. 5.
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Have you seen them this week?
The pictures at, the Majestic. If you
have not, you don't know what you
have missed. You should see them,
and tonight will be your last chance
to see the first half of the weeks pro-
gram, which is dandy. This popular
place of amusement continues to give
the people of Roswell the very latest
and best picture films that can be
obtained. See the Double Life" the
great feature picture.
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Home for Ex-s,aves.

Sherman, Tex, July 31.-As the re-
suit Of project to establish home
in Texas for INDECENT and helpless
ex-slaves. a reunion of negroes VINO
are survivors OF slavery days viii be
held here beginning tomorrow and
extending through three days. 1t is
expected that a large sum viii be re.
allied at the meeting.
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@ Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 81
g Governor George Curry, who
g arrived in the United States
@ a few days ago from his post
9 as governor of the island of
g Samar, to assume the duties
g of governor of New Mexico,
g consulted with President Roose
g welt for two hours today.
g Governor Curry said he was
8 not familiar enough with the
g problems he would have to face
@ in his new position to discuss
g them.
@ Federal Judge B. S. Rodey,
@ of Porto Rico, formerly dele
@ gate in congress from New
@ Mexico, arrived at Oyster Bay
g with Curry. Rodey called on
@ Secretary Loeb during the con-
g ference at Sycamore Hill. He
g remarked that in his opinion
@ the situation in New Mexico
@ was the worst, from the stand
g point of discord, intrigue and
g crookedness, that could be
g found in any of the dependen-
6 cies or territories of the Uni
g ted States. "And the President
g could not have found a better
e man than Curry to straighten
G out the tangle," he said.
@ Chief Justice Kento, of Ari-
g zona, arrived at Oyster Bay for
g a conference with the Presi-
6 dent just as Capt Curry was
g leaving. Mr. Curry said that
g he would go directly to New
g Mexico.
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NEBRASKA PRoHIBITiONISTS
ADOPT EXTREME PLATFORM

Lincoln. Neb., July 31.-The Pro
hibitionists of Nebraska gathered
here today in state convention and
adopted an extreme platform of prin-
ciples, demanding constitutional and
statutory outlawry of the liquor .traf
fic"
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To Examine Roads Books.

Washington, July 31.-Examina-
tions will be held in various cities of
the country tomorrow under the di-
rection of the civil service commission
for railroad accountants to be en-
ployed by the interstate commerce
commission. 1t is desired to create a
list of eigibles for employment in
the examination of the books of rail
roads.
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STATE HOSPITAL
FOR BOOZE FIGHTERS,

st. Paul, Mimi, July 81 No great
anxiety has been manifested by the
towns and cities of the state to se-
cure the proposed new state hospital
for chronic inebriates, applications
for which closed today with the board
of control, and it is doubtful if a suit
able site can be selected from the
few offered. People OF most municipal
tiles have looked upon the project as
a joke, while the temperance element
in some towns have opposed it on the
ground that such an institution would
tend to bring the city into disrepute.
Applications also closed today for a
state girls training school.
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The next trial is for the good people
of Roswell to bring their horses to
my shop on South Main and have a
first class man to shoe them. I also
do rubber tire work and carriage re
pairing. Nothing too fne or nard for
MS TO do. I nave secured Eugene
smelzer from sherman. Texas who ID
an expert workman.
Yours to please or no charge.
27tf R.F CRUISE.
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pany is backed by leading banks OF
San Francisco. Since the fire one nun.
dred million dollars has been spent
in the reconstruction of the new city,
and twice as much more will be re-
quired to carry out the building pro-
jects for the next five years. Forty
thousand men are now employed in
rebuilding the city.
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MAN
KILLED IN RUNAWAY.

KILLED IN RUNAWAY.
Creede, Colo, July 31.-George G..
Wilder, owner and editor of the
Creede Candle, was killed last night
in a runaway accident. His horse be-
came fractions while he-was driving,
and running down the street dashed
into a pile of logs, throwing Wilder
out. He fell with great force on the
logs, and his skull was crushed. Wild
er was prominent and popular in
Creede. He came here il 1892 and for
IL years had conducted the Candle.
He was A years old, and leaves a
wife here, mother and sister at Lit
Teton, and brothers in La lara and
Cripple Creek.
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OVER FOUR THOUSAND
SILK WORKERS IDLE

Scranton, Pa, July 31.-Seven hun
dred operatives at the Empire and
Klotz mills of Atchison, near here.
have quit work, making total num-
Der of silk workers in the Lackawan-
IA valley idle through the strike
4,4OO Less than two thousand remain
at work, and the strike it is believed
soon will involve these. The opera
tives are asking for shorter work
day.
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COMMERCIAL SERVICE OVER
NEW CABLE TO COLO

New York, July 31.-Commercial
service will be begun tomorrow, Aug
ust 1st, over the new all American
cable laid directly from New York to
Colon by the Central and South
American Telegraph Company. The
new cable was contracted for Jaau-
ary 10, 1907. The cable, which is
2,263 knots long, was manufactured
in less than five months.
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MAN EIGHTY YEARS OLD
ELECTROCUTED FOR MURDER

Auburn, N. Y, July 31.-Charles
Bonier, 80 years of age, of Buffalo,
convicted of the murder of Franz and
Johanna Frehr was electrocuted here
home for their money. He walked
calmly to the electric chair, attended
by two priests, and showed no emo
ton
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Balloon Race in Providence.

Providence, r. l., July 31.-Wnat
is expected to be one of the most
spectacular features of the old home
week celebration is the balloon race
scheduled today, in which some of the
most famous aeronauts of the coun-
try viii compete
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party was composed, besides those
already mentioned, of Messrs. Oliver
Lewis, Tom Watkins, Kim and Har-
ley Yoder, Merrill c. Martin of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa Arthur Stevens, and
Misses Sadie Martin, Elizabeth Stew
ems, and Mabel Eaton, of Auburn, Me.
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FOREST FIRES THREATEN
MUCH DAMAGE

Bellingham, Wash, July 31.-Fire
which threatens much damage, is rag
ing in the timber north of Birdview,
Skagit county. The fire now presents
front of four miles and is rapidly
sweeping northward from the valley
of Skagit river. A big fire is burning
also in Snohomish county, near In
dex The settlers and campers are
fleeing.
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j. A Pu1tney has bought the o. K.
Barber Shop from Harrington &
Shafer and is now in charge of the
business at the old stand on the east
side of Main, between Second and
Third.
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All teachers, officers, and any 9th
ers that are interested in the Sunday
school work of the Methodist church,
South, are very earnestly requested
to be present at the church this eve
ming, as some important Sunday
school matters are to come up.
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New York, July 31.-The Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad has
sold to ]. P. Morgan & Co. that por-
ton of the $26,OOO,0O0 convertible
per cent bonds recently issued which
were not taken by the stockholders
1t is estimated that the stockholders
of the road have subscribed at par
for slightly more than s11 100000 of
the ISSUE
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Sister of e. 3. Stone Dead.
E. B. Stone received a telegram this
morning announcing the death of his
sister, Mrs. Lois Martin, wife of John
Martin, clerk of Atascosa county, Tex
as. Mrs. Martin was 25 yeras old and
leaves three children. Her home was
in Pleasanton, Texas, but her death oc
CURED at Maria, wnere she had gone
for her health.
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Miss. Stella Bradshaw, assistant
postmaster at Artesia, came in on the
auto yesterday from Cloudcroft, where
she has been spending her vacation.
She went to her home in Artesia last
night.
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PRIMARY TO ELECT
SENATOR IN ALABAMA

Jackson, Miss, July 31.-A primary
to elect U. S. Senator, state and coun-
ty officials, will be held tomorrow.
Interest centers in the senatorial
race between John Sharp Williams
and Governor Vardaman. The cam
paign has been strenuous and both
sides claim the victory.
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The county commissioners have let
the contract to the Pecos Valley Lum-
ber Co. to calcimine and paint the
halls, stairway and court room and
varnish the furniture of the court
room, their bid being the lowest, SIS.
The work is to be completed before
the bar meeting next month.
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The Princess Theatre is going to
give away next Saturday night at the
last performance fine leather-bot-
tom rocking chair, that can be seen
in the south window of the Dilley Fur
niture Store. A ticket with a number
on it will be issued with each admis-
sion ticket, which will entitle the
holder to a chance on the chair.
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. w. T. Cowgirl, wife and family, who
came recently from Manitou, o. T.,
have rented the adobe residence at
the corner of Fifth and Main and will
run a rooming house. Mr.. Cowgirl is
an old newspaper man, having serv-
ed thirty years in Kansas, Missouri
and Oklahoma
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Notice.

AS stated in a former notice, Mrs.
her studio at 300 N. Penn. Those wish
ing to take either piano or voice cul-
ture will please call on her at once,
as she expects to limit her class to
twenty-five students. 29tf
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LoeaI Report.)

NEUCdI HSpUFr.J
Roswell, N. NJ, July 31.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., SO; min. So mean. 76.
Precipitation 90; wind NJ W., veloc-
ity miles; partly cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day with occasional showers: station
ary temperature.
M.WRIGHT,
ofselal In Charge.
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Deputy Sheriff Guy H. Herbert will
leave tomorrow morning for Captain
to join his wife, who has been there
visiting relatives. They will visit in
Captain two or three weeks and may
take a trip to Old Mexico before re-
turning.
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A regular art collection of scenes
a1d types of the Wild West, on post
cards at very little expense. These
cards are copies of the original paint
ings by Jonn Innis the famous artist
in this line-Ingersoll oBok Store 27tf
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ANOTHER MAN WILL DIE

Man Eighty Years Old, Convicted of
the Murder of Two Persons, Was
EIectrocuted Today in New York
State Walked to the Chair and
Showed No Emotion.
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w. J. Wilkinson and ]. P. White
left this morning for the Yellow
House ranch for a stay of a week or
ten days.
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Leo Halliburton and a party of Dex-
ter friends were mere today on their
way home from trip to the noun
tainS