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PRESBYTERIAN Church.

presbyterian CnurCn.
edwin Emerson Davis, Minister.)
Services at IL a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Mr.. Davis will preach at both SER
vices. The subject of the morning
sermon will be, What Think Ye of
lecture on Early History of Chris
tianity." Subject, Luther and The
Reformation"
Sunday school GAS a. m.
c. E. meeting, $50 p. m.
Mid-week service Wednesday,, 1880
p. m. Topic, Self Examination"
The annual congregational meet
ing will be held Monday evening,
March 18th.
At the Christian Church..
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 p.
m. Morning subject, 1.-The Heart of
ley. entitled, eff 1 Were a Voice."
Evening subject, "A True Saying"
Come and hear it.
Bible school, 9:40 a. m.
Junior Endeavor at 8 p. m
Y. P. S. C.. E, $50 p. m.
The pastor is very DESTROYS for a
full attendance of the members at
the morning service. An important
announcement will be made. The pub
lie cordially invited to all services.
c. c. HILL, Minister.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
CCor. 5th and Kentucky.)
(Jonn H. Murray, Pastor.)
Preaching by the Pastor at II a.
m. and 1880 p. m.
Glass meeting at the close of the
morning service.
Sunday school at 9:45. J.. E. Hen
derson. Supt.
Junior Epworth League at 300
Young Peoples meeting at $50
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 7:30
All strangers in our city are r
daily invited to all of these meet
ings.
The First M. c. Church, South.
John w. Smith, Pastor.)
The pastor will fill his pulpit at IL
a. m. and 7:45 p. N. tomorrow. Sub
ject of his morning sermon, Some
Elements of Eternity il Gods King
and he will preach on "Victors
in the Battle of Life" at tae evening
hour.
Special music for both services.
Miss Edith Rodkey will sing a solo
at the evening hour.
Sunday school 9:45 a m
Junior Epworth League 3 p. m.
Senior League at Gas p. m.
The public and all visitors in Ros-
well are invited to attend all services.
Salvation Army.
Major Morton has arrived and IS
conducting the Fourth Anniversary
meetings at the Army Citadel, corner
of Second aad Pecos. There will be
an old time jubilee of music and song
tonight. Tomorrow afternoon a1niver-
sary gathering, war memories and
praise meeting. A review of the work
that has been done will be given by
the Major at night. The subject will
be. "Watchman, What of the Night?'
All are heartily invited to attend
thaCo -ofhorinCS
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-02

Chicken and ice cream tomorrow
for dinner, regular price. Shelby no
tel. Harry Kercheval, Prop. 1t"
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HOUSE BILL NO. 90:
An Act to Provide "LocaI Option" in
The Territory of New Mexico.

introduced by B. Ruppe. February
IS, 1907; read first and second
times by title. ordered translated
and printed and referred to the
Committee on Territorial Affairs.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-02

Col. L. H. Elliott and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Elliott and little o were
visitors here today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-02

A. G. Mills, of Greenfield, transacted
business in Roswell today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-02

M. H. Lille, of Hereford, Texas cam
in yesterday to spend several days II
looking after stock interests.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-02

Boellner. the Jeweler. has 1t
cheaper. s7tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-02

Nola Oliver went to Kenna yester
day on business.
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Frank Hicks has just completed a
new cottage on West Hill.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-02

B.. C. Mossman, of Lakewood, came
in today from the north.
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J. H. Steen went to Hagerman las
night on business. He will return
Sunday.
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Mrs. II. T. Stanfield wen to Carls
bad last night to visit with friends.
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Pure bred Minorca, s1 for 15s-Mrs
M. w. Witt. sl2 Michigan avenue
Fhone 3a6- o6t3@
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The Pantry prices are o. x.
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]. P. Mccormick, the Kenna gro
Ger, was here yesterday on business.
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See our s and 1oc counters.-Makin
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-02

E. E Gentry came down from Anna
rillo yesterday ON a business visit.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-02

S. Sanford and H. S. Wenger, the
latter a business man ron Ell Paso,
went out on the auto today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-02

McGlashan fits keys, at Makin's.
O5t5s
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WANTED Clean Cotton Rags
nj the Record Office.
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G.. L.
Sheriff Chaves County N. M.
By o. q. FINLEY. Deputy. Tu5t.
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BE 1T ENACTED BY THE LEGISLA
RTTORY OF NEW MEXICO:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01

Sic Stimmung bel Siih mar gang ee>
miltblid. Nber ergreifeno mar es,
als perihiebene Dieier liitberiihen
6errcn aufitanpen unb 10 riibrenb unb
tiefiiber5eugt o Der iegensrei6en
&irtiamfeit Der fatboliihen Srbenss
idiueitern iprnhen. - Inbern Cages
Itnnbcn ale 3eitllngen Der Stabt unb
lel6it bes aanSen 2anpes bolt o ben
~aiinitioiten 0erihten, Die ale De. frels
OigIte Iusbrud Der Sep0lferung iiber
bns lh0ne Werf i'm .Salumer &los
lter" muren.
Hnh Dem Sriibitiid ging's binalls
in Die 6reitcn @dn9e unb ben herr
liG)en 0arten. Iber ipie freuoig
iplIrben mir ba iiberaift beim Inblide
Der ungsbeueren Wcnihennenge. Die
&nlls, Sof unb @nrten i%illlten. Iuf
Nler @eiibter las man SrDbli6feit,
nuiridtige S"bei!nnbme unb ielbll Ses
geilterung. Grltdunt frdgten mir
ms. no benn ali Die 2eutc iollten
bergefonmnen iein. Sic 2oiung oes
Ndtbiels iii bieles. lpie hies iibrigens
Die @rfabrung i6nn oft gelebrt bat.
0db Dos ou2ne5eihnete bGniid)e &olf
unabbGrgig genIg lit, UNI ct'pas @utes
dn3ucrfenten nnp 81 ~beipllnoern,
ipenn CO au6 bon elmer narocrn
Seite" tpnnnlt.
Nun bcginnt sic ciocntlide Gin
ioeiburg nit elmer berrii9cn Nebe
zines &rieiters i'm Sreien. Scr Yrie>
tier iteigt auf cine feline Inbobe unb
Ipridt bon bn aus 5u Der I'm lid pers
Idmmelten Menge ilber Die 3ipei Snf>
loren, beuen mir bus Salumer Cana
forum perbnnften: bic dDriitlide HGdj=
itenliebe uup Die Der fatbpliiGcn STRIDE
innctupbncnbe ic5iale T%bGtigfeit. Sic
Hebc modbte einen tiefen einbrud -
es mar cine luabre Sergprebigt! Sit
mems So5inlbemofrat". Der ebenials
%ipoltenlonae 9eridte iiber Die Seier
gebrndt bate, nannte lie cine .gute
&c6e".
Sierduf nimmt Der bohn'ite Safer
Brouin3inl bon &ien Die 8eibe Oes
0auie5 Dor. Sn geglcitung bon
Srieitern unD gefolgt bon Den Sdpe1
itcrn geGt es ourdJ Die 6reiten @dnge,
bon Nnum 81 %nunl, betenb ulb iibers
al Segen ~ipenbenb.
S6liebeu mir nit oen idDnen
8orten. lponit Die Cbenieer 3eitung
(.Soenie NlpiS") ibren Seridt iiter
Die Seier enoigte: .lle6er Den geitriz
gen SGg miiiien mir iagen, oaB bers
iel6e fir Die fntboliihe @emeinbe bier
in Ger Stabt Gin Seittag in bes 8orteS
polllter Seoeutung mar. Obgleid)
man ielbit niht fatboliih lit, lam
man bod nidt unbin, lid iiber bas
8erf 81 %freuen. baS ms 2eben gerus
fen poroen lit uno man fiiblt lid
mirfli6 9liidlid, lid 5niinen bieien
miloen unb lie6enslpilrbigen 2euten
bepegen 81 oiirfeu. Nan piro ein>
gcnpmmen bon i5rcr re,igi1ien @rs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01

bas Sell ober Der Nueen Der Stride es
erforbert, redtliG baraIf per5iHten.
Gr fanu aber nift Dem Ifte Der 5ns
gefiigtcn rergangenen 8eraubnng
Iclbit %5uItinmlen. 10 baB baDnr6 Das
llnredt gum Gcht ertldrt ipnrDe.
@nbl fam er ben beitebenben Stano
ltilidipeigenp anerfennen, fpie oies
ia nfters biniid)tlid) anberer ridcilas
riiirter" airfcngiiter burd Den pdpitz
lihen Stubl geidleben lit. r@as bier
in 5ablrciden Sduen siilti9 aei6eben
lit, fam inter llmItd1ben auf be-
5iigli6 Der r%Dniiid)en Sitter ooer Des
&irhenitaateS geid)eben. Som firhene
redbtlicbeu Stanopunfte ails beitebt
6ieriiber all6 nidbt DER aerinslte 3fpets
fel." Shon Die 9egenmdrti9e p oil Il
tide II IL D felt Der
ielbititdnrigen Ieaicrun9 bes &irdens
itaatcs. mcint YrofeIior Seiner,
lpiirbe Elm geniiaenDer @rltno sum
@er5iht iein. 3unal penn elm ipiher
eriolatc gcgen cine geli6erte Hente,
sic einen Grias fir Die ans Dem Sir
clenitoatc be5pgencn G%infiinfte biloen
fonnte. ippie natiirlid geaen cine Ga
rantie fir sic Srei6eit mn Wiirbc oes
appitoliiden Stubles burh 8abrun9
Ser polen S%ouncrainet6t oes Yapltes
Ieitens Der italieniI6en ooer elmer ans
beren Gegierune.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
eetme tbemre alte MMtter.

.Meine tbelire alte SHUTTER, ipelhe
jest SO Sabre alt lit. nimmt an 9rdfs
ten 5u infolge oes @ebraud)s bon
electric 8itters", idreibt 8. 9.
9runion bon Dublin. ga. .Gie
nimmt es felt 5tpei Sabren unb err
ireut ii6 zines guten Ippetits. fiibli
lid gefrdftigt unb i6ldft gut" 9as
lit Der Bes. mie electric 8itters aui
Die 9etasten nirft unb bieielben ,ers
ireuliben Heiultate perOen in allen
Sdllen bon Srauenleiben unb allses
meiner S6lpdde er5ielt. S6pd6s
lide. abgema9erte ainoer iuerOen
ebeniaas bur6 Den @ebrmu6 bon
electric 8itters lebr sefraftiet. @as
rantirt iiir Magens, 2ebers unb Iies
renleiben bon 2. Us. &mete. Gpos
tbeter. G56 @ain StraBe, Dubuque.
So!pa. YreiS so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
MiTauriST armeu.

@an idreibe nm Staotstartc, &bIet, unb
ssetterberidt; irei %periaaot Saiei y. Ncef,
9hillieothe. Wlo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
Der lnitisc sfatlebrer.
tSu iinsen na1 Der Ielobie:
.Yrin5 @u9en, Der cole Hitier."

{Su iingen nah Der Welobie:
String @u9en, Der cole Hitter.")
8init Su bon @erufes 2aiten
Hahmittdgs elm penig raIten,
&ommt in Sir Die 2uit gum Siegen.
@bler Sfatfunlt ob5ulieaen:
Ilsbann ill6' DER Wannen 5ipei,
geiier it's, Sm finbeIt Srei.
Senn bas lit burfnus nift fragli9
Ttere ipielen iebr beba9li6.
Of besinnt bas Spielen. sable.
Sb Der 8ldttlein aud feins feble.
Sdleht miro es Sir ionit er9eb'n,
@ieblt Su einem ueun 1tatt 3ebn.
Sarum, Sreunbden. eieb fein Idt,
Sb Der 8ldttlein piermnl adt.
Ndt bon @ideln, 9riin, gptb,
Shelen,
Ni6t elm Sofa Darf bian fe6len.
SIT aemiidt unb a~baeboben,
@iebt Nu Seoem ihnea 5ebn 8fatt.
2esit On ridtis 5lpei inn Sfat. sfi
@erben Sid Die Spieler loben.
User, nun born libt, miro gefragt,
Sb er tpobl elm 3 omrnee tpdgt.
Sat er MN Der Sobien biele,
MuB er paiien in Dem Spiele.
Sait BEL einem anbern Spiele
Sldtter Giner Sarbe piele.
@in'ge @en5el, aud elm Saus, =
Sait Su Solo, ipie elm Saus. -
@enSel, 3ebnen NIT ben Iiien.
Col elm @ranb mar niht bers
Sci piel Sieben, Heunen. Iften
Sit Die &mIl nidt 5n beradten.
Sebunb fam bas Spiel beginner. -
@in1t Su bieies nun gefpinnen.
Spiele TAPER & imp c aus.
Sple aud ben lebten raus.
Sod bit On an Sriimpfen arm.
Irmer Sropf, baB @ott erbarm'l :
6ait Su nidt nod Sduier iebr.
Silft Sir nidt Sortuna mebr.
@inunbied5i madt gefponnen,
g Of & q, bns lit iebr fatal;
9enn nit bieier ihDnen 3abl
sit Der ihone Srnllm S%erronnen. -
aomm1t Su MIR big SretBt9.
leiber
8iIt Su alsoann audi nod 9 6neis
Der.
8leibit Su iti6Ios, armer Sborl
@iit gu Of 8. 10 pie elm 0lobr.
8enn Sm paiieit, muBt 9u 5ipin9en
@nberm Spielers itol5e Waft.
NIrlBt i'm in Die @titte brin9en,
WladJ' auf ieine Sduier Sago.
@enn Sein 8unb' sgenoiie itiht
limb pereinigt nit Dir fiht.
Sit bas @ | mmeln iebr geboten.
8immle 3ebnen nun na6 Soften.
Sas iinb MIR bic Gnfangss
grMnbe.
Sic Bis iebt Su bait errungen;
Sn Der S%fattunit tie tie 8riinoe
9iit Oh nod nidt ein9ebrungen.
Heb Sid tdslid. merf' Oies fem,
Steter Sropfen boblt ben Stein;
Birit elm gutter Spieler perOen:
Sebe aunit lit lang auf grben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01

nit ben bl. @ebeinen. Sen Sefel bes
Sdreines biloet cine groBe Slns>
Ideibe, ipbnb Die Teliduien lidtbar
Nddbem mir MN IQc nm Den 81.
2eib IN Die &niee ~geiunfen pdren unb
uns Dem bl. aanut it'll uno anpof>
tig anempfpblen batten. Derlieben mir
oas ebemul5 fatbplii6e &eiligtbum.
W0gc Der FL. &onig aanut leinem
2nnbe bod redt bnlb Die Wieoerpers
%einiarn9 NIT Der Wutterfir9e err
Nun gino's binaus mad bem .Sas
timer &loiter", Die Giren dltf Shus
tiers &nppen, Die Nnoeren in Der
Autidc ober nit Dem Sanlpfi@iffGen
aui rem CoeuiesSaG. Seit Srii1s
jubr bat Drnliben Elm re6t reges Sc
ben geGerrI6t; cos alte @e6dllbe
muBte mniifc &erdnberung be3iu. Te>
parntir crfnbrcn. Sier mrBte cine
lfieie WiaIcr burd enc gern0e erleBt,
on elm neiee Grid eingeflift, Die fnlis
len 9ocbipnrren beruntergenpmmen
lperben H.. !. ~. Iud, oas innere
mi8te Iih WarGc9 9efnlen lniien no
cs bieB, Die engen HdlImc bDbcr uno
luitiger 81 geitaltcn. Sas Ieubere
cot man raub bciporfen unb weiB
iibertiindt - bas 8roBe @c6dlloe
madt einen reGt giinitigen, iparmen
Ginbrud. &ds Wun0er baber, meiln
beinr Nnblicfe pes lGb0n renpbierten
6auIes nit icinem berrli6et, part
arti0en @arteit, Gin Sdne in aller
Gininlt Der ebrlpiirOigen Sberin bas
i1neiGelbafie Compliment mndte, lie
oiirie ais .Seii5erin" bieies
@~i9entbums gar feline 10 i6led)te
Eartie leinl
@6cr mas habcn Die urmen Shlpcs
tern li1 ieit Wionnten pingcn miliien!
Was ipurbe Oh bonn frilben Worgen bis
5im lpdten Mbenb g~enrbeitet. Sieie
meiiten5 BLOB iieben obcr dft S6lpes
tern buben ale &rnnien5innler uno
ore iibri9eu TGlmc mioltnffiert, Iaes
ielbit gendbt; man lolte es falm fiIr
| mGglid) bulten - an led8i9 @ntrnBen
uuo Aeilfiiien 6dben lie gepolitertl
llno nebenbei batten lie ibr religioies
&eben 81 fiibren unb dlle nnoeren
&a~usarbeiteu 8u beiorgen. Nber
parum nebmen Oieie guten Shlpcltcrn
iolb' elm miibepolle5 2e6en auf ii12
@eil lie trnb ibrer groBen @rmutb bod
'etpaS iiir ben Nebenmeniden uno be-
ionberS mr. uniere FL. Heligion tbun
iuollen. Sn5 iii bnS Gebeimnib ibrer
Entertaining, ibrer Wiiiben unb Nrs
6eiten, aber aud ibrer freubigeu Soffz
mlng fir Die 3ufuuit. Sa, @ottes
Segen miro ii6er nidt olsbleibeul L
anum iinb mir i'm .Salrmter alos
tier" au9efommen. ais Die Scbpeltern
Den beiouberS e~ingelnoenen @diten
Gin Sriibitiid ierpieren. @uBer Der
bodp. @eiitliAfeit umb cinigen aas
tbolifen iparen IQeS mn 2utberauer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01

9riffenbeit unb Nc fiiblt Suelei6,
DaB fem menlhlides @lenb ibnen
frenb lit. @ir @nbcre pbcr IN jeoem
Salle piele bon rlls baben bier piels
leidt etmas 81 lernen. @ir ipolen
nuiridtig piinl6en. bas @erf. oao
bier 5ur Gsrc @pttes nnb 6llm Aueen
Der Wcnihen erridtet iporDen, mDge
o giinitigem Sdidiale be9leitet iein,
bab cS manhes Sobr binpltrb our
Srerloe unb gum Segen ipirte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
Seine 9pftur &cdynnngcn.

Seine 9pftpr : Hcdnmngcn. Serr
Sobn Solitege. 3eelnnb, @ih.,
idreibt: .8dbrenb Der fiinf Sabre,
in ipeld]en mir Ilpenfrduter I'M Sarie
batter, baben mir feline Softorz 3efz
nllng 9eleben. Gr bat fir ms nnb
nnlere Samilie iebr piel eetban."
Sorni's Mpenfrduter lit gan5 entihiez
ben elm 6ausmittel. ga er aus reis
men @ur5eln u1b ardlltern bereeltent
lit, entbdlt er MIR iol6e 8eitanbtbeile.
welde Dem Spitem gut tbun. Or.
Setter Sdbrnep & Sons Co., 112-
11S so. Sopne Ipe., Chicago. ST.,
linb Die Sabrifanten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
John Glab,
GrieOcmsri6tcr.
Norb6fl. Ode Der 6. unb Wtain StraRe
0eaem &rebsIdaoem.

SD empiehle hermit Stroop's beribmte
%oentidbe. ynloer. 3ieielben beilen ieoen Gios6
nidbt outgebrod,enenl arebs ioiuobl tnnerlih ais
duberIi6. 9aS auertaunt ein5is bette MitteI, nm
NagenfrebS eriolgreid 81 heller. SSegeu Nabe.
rem, 6eugntie ". l. no, idbreipe man un:
&owaro .. 9oentng,
CT NucaS. (omd
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02
KANSAS TO ENFORCE
THE PROHIBITION LAW

Kansas city. Mo. April -. Repre-
%ntativ of foreign liquor concerns
who solicit business IN Kansas are To
be driven from Ike state ON the
strength of the recent decision of the
supreme court. which held tn be con-
stitutional the law making 1t a INSIDE
meanor punishable by fine and inn
%prisonment to solicit orders for intox-
icating liquors within the state.
kansas is determined" said G. w.
Trickett. assistant attorney general.
appointed by Governor Hoch to close
the saloons i'm Kansas city. kas.. I'm an
interview here, Ito enforce the laws
upon its books and to demonstrate to
the country that it is n sovereign state
in fact as well aS IN name. Treason
and notification win not be permitted
within its borders"
Topeka, kas.. April 2i.-A1torney
General T.. s. Jackson. by securing an
injunction against nine foreign brewing
companies to prevent their owning
property and operating saloons. and in
obtaining AN order for the appointment.
of receivers for the brewers property,
has taken the most effective measure
that has ever been INVOKED 10 enforce
the prohibition law in Kansas He in
tends to push his crusade To an ac-
tive conclusion. and in an interview
said:
when the receiver is named ne viii
proceed to locate and take under his
control all properties of the defendants
found In the state, and thus will be
able to state every place where the de-
PENDANTS are in amy way carrying on
business in Kansas. Amy attempt to
conceal the liquors Will place the de
PENDANTS and all their participating
agents at any place in the state in con-
tempt of the supreme court.
The property viii be sold. and out
80 tI. rA,eL.I tt4- -, lin II
costs and damages due the state. II
it is necessary To send the militia to
enforce the order the. defendants VIII
pay the bill. 1t viii not be necessary TO
do this. however"
The brewers property in Kansas IN
sists of warehouses and saloon fixtures.
and Is valued at many thousands OF
dollars,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02
ROOSEVELT WINS
LABOR MEN OVER

Washington. ID. c., April 26.-The
president today talked with two of his
visitors about his attitude toward the
labor organizations. These persons
The West Virginia Order of Railway
Conductors, and r. ii. Graham. attor-
ney. representing the West Virginia
conductors.
The president gave them a talk about
the Haywood and Meyer cases. taking
the same position as he did In letter.
He old the railroad men particularly
Of what he had done for the benefit of
railway organizations i'm his supper of
the railway employers liability bill and
The safety appliance law. The men left
The White House expressing satisfac-
tion with the position of the presi-
dent.
IN a letter to Honore axiom. of
Chicago, chairman of the Cook county
Moyer-Haywood conference President
Roosevelt replied to the criticisms of
his recent letter i'm which he referred
to Meyer and Haywood. officials of the
Western Federation Of Labor of Miners.
charged with Implication in the muir
der of ex-governor Steunenberg, of
Idaho, as undesirable citizens"
The president says he regrets any
| body of men should so far forget their
duty to their country as by the forna-
ton of societies or In any other way
endeaNOr TO lNluence justice. and
| coerce court or jury: tina they. not
he. are trying to influence justice. and
he condemns what he calls their
fragrant improperly in the matter.
He says that he indicated no opinion
us to the guilt of the men accused Of
he S~teunenberg murder but that il
was II simple absurdity to suppose tina
because Il man il on trial he is free
from criticism as to his manner of
life.
He said h. might as wei! be accused
of trying to influence the suits against
Hartman. some of whose friends had
also criticised him. He said that Meyer
and Haywood stand as representatives
Of those who habitually appear as
guilty of Indictment to or apology for
bloodshed and violence.
He added that he was profoundly in
different to the condemnation Of him
for his criticisms of the undesirable
types of citizens. regardless OF tho
power of either labor or canital.
The presidents Moyer-Haywood mat.
ter is the cause of much satisfaction
TO h anti-administration. ana osyc-
cialiy to the anti-Taft people. who say
1t will emphasize the weakness of 'r.if.
with the labor elements.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02
DRASTIC ACTION TO
END CAR FAMINE

Chicago, April %. decisive action
was taken here yesterday by the Amer
ican Railway association to remedy the
car SHORTAGE which fol several months
has been causing so much worry among
shippers throughout the country The
failure of some roads 20 furnish suf-
iicient quota of equipment for their
own traffic and the failure To provide
n enforce proper rules for thc re-
turn OF foreign cars To their W roads
are responsible for the shortage, and
to remedy the evil the association
adopted a rule 10 ~ confirmed later
by letter ballot of all the roads
providing that any railroad which
hereafter shall not promptly return to
its owner after unloading all ears
consigned to it shall be penali2ed 80
70! each car so misused. to be paid
to the owner of the car. This penalty
is in addition to the per diem charge
of 80 cents. which. after July l, each
road must pay for each car not its own
which may I've on its lines.
In order to make the new RUE more
effective the principle Of publicity is
to be invoked through tn. instru-
mentality of the so-cailcd car clear
ing house recently established in Chi
cago
of the clearing house is now author
lied to send to each of tie members
a statement comprising the informa-
ton already collected as TO the car
location. percentage of equipment on
line of total owned and untitled car
orders. This, the association believes,
will enable each railroad in the coun-
try to know exactly which lines are
delinquent in the matter of furnishing
adequate ears or failing to return cars
to their home lines.
The report OF the committee on
standard rail sections was adopted
unanimously and the stee! rail manu-
facturefs will be told that the pres
ent rails are not up to specifications
and that a better and safer rail must
be provided.
w. G.. Brown. of the New York
Central, was elected president. and
w. A. Gardiner, of the Chicago and
Northwestern. second vice president.
The meeting adjourned to meet in
Norfolk. Va. In October.