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Evening star., 1907-11-03
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Evening star., 1907-11-03
Discussion of Prohibition.

Members OF the police department are
discussing the proposed prohibition meas
ure which Is to be introduced this winter,
and are wondering what effect the passage
of the bill would have upon them. They
have heard all sorts of rumors about what
is likely to be done In the event of the
enactment of such a law, and are not just
certain what effect the closing of saloons
wou.H have on them and the police bust
ness. The police hear from some inter-
ested persons that liquor men are ready
preparing 10 open establishments on the
District borders.
1t las also come to the ears of the
members of the department that Wash
irgtOnianS are plating opening
drinking places in the two adjacent states
at points near enough to the city to at
tract patrons.
But" policeman said to The Star re-
porter last night those who are con-
templating such a move may find them
selves sadly mistaken. Under the laws
in the two states, residents of this city
will find it a hard task to get such estab-
Ishments'
The speaker added he understands that
the Virginia law would make it practically
impossible for any person to obtain a
license In that state at any point nearer
this city than Alexandria, and in Mary
land residence has to be established be-
fore "A man can embark in the liquor
business. 1t also recalled by the po-
liceman that a part of Prince George
county is in the dry column The state
legislature enacted law making 1t i'm
possible for any one to get license to
do business within one mile of the north
east border of the District, the law being
enacted to stop the sale of liquor at or
near Chesapeake Junction Practically all
that part of the county from Bladensburg
to the extreme northern boundary of the
county. including Laurel. is dry" but
there are several saloons in the eastern
section of the county. as well as in the
section below the city. Montgomery coun-
ty. the policeman pointed out, is dry
and there would be nothing to attract the
drinking element in that direction.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

tourist coats of fancy mixtures ana every
house need in the way of soft wool
blankets.
PHILIPSBORNS announce the arrival
of new models in velvet suits. long and
short coat styles: also many bloadcloth
suits, trimmed with braids to match All
of the pastel COiOringS are represented
The coat department is showing new
styles in tourist and motoring coats Of
fancy tailored fabrics: also b ack broad
cloth coats, in loose, semi fitted or fitted
styles, in all lengths. The fur department
is displaying new and handsome styles in
muffs and neckpieces of mink, lynx, sQuir-
REL fox and sable.
GOLDENBERG'S announcements for
the week include dress sale of fancy
striped broadcloths and black venetian
broadcloth-both fabrics high in fashions
favor for tailored suits and SkirtS-at
about half regular prices. Another i'm
portant sale will be OF handsome evening
wraps, secured from a prominent i'm
porter greatly below regular price: Many
are made with the new japanese kimono
sleeves, some are shirred inside with
taffeta and chiffon, and they come in all
colors-champag1Ae, peacfE white. light
blue, onion. canary brown and copenha-
gen blue. Velvets and imitation furs will
be used literally this season. and this
stores stock is very complete and con-
tains every style and color. The Novem-
ber lace curtain sale will especially ap-
peal to those householders who are fitting
up thelr homes or the winter. anu 1or
those VINO hke all the sraces or dress
there Is an endiess supply OF het' aii-o'e'
iaces ana iipooiis VI every hue.
-. ~ 80 r,nn,,,ar 49, oe saiitn,
i 'AI = -; tota5 tbat tho Dooa, ,,ia ne
p4u,ipS 40 ~; -. 49,
~ ~ r -. 80 ,ho tbIniSs of hrving ~ay do
M III pc. .So.ta ~ instrnman+ ti,,s syerv
@ oide "Iiet fs ftau ct, ~. ~ -
s seuui, nv 40 store,s o,air,s 80 fu,I,
t tou,,o ~. ma nd ,rI rurchsse ds dssired ths
poIls oua a,'u ,'hi,shaS T., rhe c. Iii
ha,ance +o he Maid in monthly nayments
w p MOSES &, SONS offer rare in
ducemen+s this week in a sale Of odd
n;aces of furniture remnants Of carpets
orientaj and domestic rugs table linen
b,.nLats sbeats nort.e res and lace cur-
tatns Tba carnets-fach nattern sniff
oIa,t for Of Ia,st ono rooro- -incIuda extra
IvaIItv hrussels vito, veIvets ,noresoue
a,naI hrussa1s ctr mafr-un bordered
,,,,,s - das;rah'a weavas onIv ono Of a
ra,,aI r,,,Itans apra a,t rigs and kensine
cAIyc g. 20 call a.tantio, to tha;r bis
30 r;at,ae on5 excn,,ionol st,,,es in bovs
I.t -Th; stor. Las paoi,t,ios narfootc,
throneh over fcrty Years Of merchandis-
Evening star., 1907-11-03

tourist coats of fancy mixtures and every
house need in the way of soft wool
blankets.
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Contracts for Steel Barges.

A contract has been placed with the
Newport News Shipbulding Company by
the isthmian canal commission for the
building of six steel barges for use in the
construction work on the Panama canal.
The contract price for the barges is S12O
GD The Newport News company is now
building two shallow water dredges for the
canal work. These dredges are the small
est diggers used in the canal construction
and they will be ready to be turned over
to the commission in few weeks. Six
modern steel dump scows. built at New
port News for the canal work. have re-
Gently been completed and delivered to
the commission. They cost S2o0tO each
and will shortly be sent to the isthmus to
be employed in the construction of the big
ditch.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

hard coal laden barges for this city:
schooner Edith Verrall Is at lower river
point loading for this city.
The little tug Comet of Baltimore.
which has been under charter to the Po
tomac Dredging Company of this city.
and which was employed in towing sand
and gravel laden lighters in and out Of
Piscataway creek. has completed her
charter and has returned to Baltimore.
She will engage in harbor towing there.
The steamer Wakefield of the Washing
ton and Potomac Steamboat Company
fleet yesterday took the place of the
steamer Estelle Randall on the Glymont
mail route while the boiler of the latter
steamer was being cleaned and her ma
chinery given an overhauling by Engineer
Boy Brown.
Evening star., 1907-11-03
GUARDIANS OF PEACE
Members of Police Depart
ment Look For Changes.
TRANSFERS ANNOUNCED
Discussion of Possibility That This
City May Be Dry"
CATS, DOGS AND CHICKENS
Interest in Work of the Pound
master-Handling of Crowds.
Enforcing Game Laws.

Several members of the police force
were disappointed yesterday when they
learned that certain anticipated changes
failed to materialize. Believing that some
OF the older members of the force are to
be retired. the ambitious younger ones
feel at the end Of each month that action
will be taken. and when the retirements
are not announced they are disappointed.
The changes the 1st instant consisted
OF a few transfers Policeman George G.
Augustc. who was detailed at the Chevy
Chase loop, was retired. and his place
was filled by the transfer of former De
tectivc l.. y. O'Dea. The latter has been
on duty In the harbor precinct since he
left headquarters His transfer made
vacancy in the harbor precinct which was
filled by the detail of V. A. Osterman of
the second precinct; W. F. Maddox, who
had done duty about the river front for
mum Der of years was sent to the tenth
precinct. where he will probably be given
a post.
Bicycle Policeman G.. S. White of the
sixth precinct has been temporarily re-
IieVed from wheel duty because of i'll
health. He has not been we'll for several
months and has been granted ndef-
mite leave of absence in order that he
may remain away from the city until his
condition improves. \. +. SmOot was
designated by Maj. Sylvester to fill the
bicycle detail. y large number of police
mon were anxious to get the position, Dut
only on" man was to be selected, and
Smoot WAS the lucky one. Bicycle Po-
Iiceman + s Hughlett was directed to
so from the third to the second precinct
for duty. filling d vacancy in the latter
precinct caus ID by the transfer of Bicycle
Policeman 6. II. y. Montgomery to the
sixth precinct.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

charged with the duty of seeing that the
provisions Of the game law are not yio-
lated. 1t is said that there is not much
game in the District with the exception
of rabbits and squirrels. and the enforce
ment of the law. the police say. has al
ready increased the number of such game,
the law having become effective in June
of last year.
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Americans Entertaining.

The 15"o operators who struck from
the Arlington Cotton Mills at Lawrence
Mass, because second hand had been
discharged voted not to return to work
ne grievances, aside from the disctarg,
OF the second hand have not been made
public.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

perb assortment of garments neck pieces and mu made
IN designs that models of beauty and style We wish
to state here that do sell blended darkened Rus
sian or Hudson Bay Sable Mink Blended Sables
should be especially avoided they green and
sent shabby appearance in short time We do not
want the readers of this article get that
we do not manufacture and sell the lower Priced fur rs
that used for hard everyday service wrnth and
fort We Furrers and it is our business to supply
the requirements of all customers, whether they
costly inexpensive article and give the
and attention style and fashion the economical
furs that the costly. All articles of
ufacture repete with syle whether they little
much We have everything in fus for ladies and
gentlemen. Importing and manufacturing
furs prepared to supply the of all
toners at the ri ght price. At the Worlds Fair
awarded the highest prizes for manufactured furs We
cordially invite every reader of this card esta-
ishment when in New York, and it will afford us much
pleasure to extend every courtesy in power Do
hesitate in and look around whether you wish to
purchase not Our caalog free application
Evening star., 1907-11-03
About FurS :: Z S::s 8: ;::: Ss:y:: ::s$
R&2a5Td7sS5f HE SEASON for wearing furs is here

r. SEASON for wearing furs is here,
and the demand for rich and costly
fur garments to meet the require
ments of fashion will be larger than
ever before. 7 The costliest furs,
Sable, Chinchilla, Mink and Ermine,
are, of course, the most luxurious
and at the same time the most fash
IOnah1, Tn theSe fllrS WE have Gil
Evening star., 1907-11-03
MOTOR SCHOOL FOR WOMEN
SOCIAL LEADERS BECOMING
EXPERT CHAUFFEUSES.
Vote of Patrons Decides Overwhelm
ingly for Evening Dress at
Savoy Hotel Dinners.
syecial catlegram to The Star.

LONDON. November 2-Society women
are learning to drive motor cars They
take d regular course of lessons at
motor institute. y pupil is first taught
the various parts of a machine. After a
number of lectures she receives practical
demonstration on unfrequented roads in a
park. The ordinary mishapS are eX-
planned with the methods of dealing with
them.
At the end of the course the women re-
ceive a certificate of proficiency and are
guaranteed TO be able to cope with any
defect in the cars themselves without
waiting for help.
Disturbances IN the Savoy Hotel where
patrons have been refused admittance to
the dining room in the evening when not
wearing evening dress led the directors of
the hotel TO send Il circular to the various
regular patrons asking them whether they
considered that evening dress should be
insisted upon.
Among the patrons consulted were
three princes. eight dukes nine marquises,
forty-ntne earis. nineteen viscounts. thirty
six barons. thirty-eight privy councillors.
one field marshal. four admirals. seven
generals and large number of members
of parliament and notabilities in literary.
scientific and theatrical circles. The re-
suit was 352 replied in the affirmative and
twenty-One in the negative. so the rule
will be continued.
Americans Entertaining.
American country house life Is very gay
this season. Lady Craven is entertaining
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Mar
TIN She Is Interested in poultry, and her
specimens are taking many prizes this
year.
The Princess Hatzfeldt formerly Clara
Huntington. has gone to Draycot Park to
spend the autumn. Mrs NJ. p Grace has
taken Battle Abbey. where the Princess
or Battenberg visited this week
Spanish king and an English king
ointd together last night at kensngton
Palace for the first time in history. when
mug Edward and King Alfonso met in
FAMILY gathering. King Edward is prob
ably the first English king who has dined
there since George IL
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Nine year old Rippy.-oriental.

H. c. Marsh, of Amarillo, came
down Saturday night on a pleasure
trip and business visit.
Miss Fields left Monday on the au-
tomobile for Torrance from where
she will go to Santa Fe.
H. NJ. Thompson arrived Monday ev
ening from Paducah, KY, for a snort
visit with NJ. B. Carton.
We have all kinds OF bargains in
city property of all kinds. See us be
fore you buy.-Carlton & Bell.
w. R. Nation, of the Government
Forest Service, arrived Saturday for
a few days visit in Roswell.
]. A. Manning came up from Carls-
bad Sunday morning for a short Wis
it with his family and friends.
H. j. Thode and daughter came up
from Dexter Monday shopping and
looking after business interests.
R. l.. Casburn returned Monday ev-
e1ing from a business trip of two
weeks to Illinois and Mississippi.
A. ]. Witteman left Sunday morn
ing on a business trip to Amarillo
Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
FOR RENT Furnished room, close
in. All modern colveniences. Phone
147. Residence 1O2 S. Pa. ave. 76tf
After the first of February the Pc
Valley Steam Laundry will do
nothing but a strictly cash business.
1912.
]. S. Fitzhugh, the attorney at Por-
tales, came down Saturday night and
after spending Sunday here, left on
Come and get all that is coming to
you. Shaves 15c; not towels and neck
free in every union shop in
the city. 7Ot6
Wire nails, &c a pound; z bars of
laundry or toilet soap for Csc. Good
buggy whip 1Oc.-Makin's Bargain
Store. II
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LOCAL NEWS. (

Old Indian River Rye.-Oriental.
School books and sapplies.-Makin.
B~oeIlner. the Jeweler. has it
cheaper. 37t
a business trip to Pecos, E. Paso and
Santa Fe.
J.. G.. Cramer of Artesia, spent Sun
day in this city.
R.. M. Sherwood, of Acme. spent
Sunday with Roswell friends.
$500 to let on good security. In
quire at Makin's End Hand Store.
71t3*
Don't fail to see our list of bar
gains in this issue.-Carlto1 & Bell.
Mrs. A. c. Baum left Sunday morn
ing on a visit with relatives at Den
yer.
The Passion Play at the Christian
church this week is better than ever
seea here. 75tf
NJ. M. Hinton left Monday on the
Automobile for Torrance and Central
New Mexico.
Attend the Passion Play at the
Christian church tonight. New and
complete film. 75tf
If you buy right you can always
sell for a profit. Buy real estate from
Carlton & Bell.
j. R. Denning returned Monday eve
ming from a business trip of several
days to Portales.
A. G. M%cIlhinney came in Satur-
day night with a crowd of prospect
ors from Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kilsinger return
ed Sunday morning from a visit with
friends at Artesia.
w. M. Byrd came Town from Por-
tales Monday Night to remain a few
days visiting friends.
Mrs. w. r. Walton left Sunday morn
ing On a visit of indefinite length with
her sisters in Chicago.
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Chaplain Bateman's Last Talk.

Chaplain Batema1, of Fort Bayard,
N. M. gave his concluding lecture
at the Military Institute last night.
He spoke on THE Philippines, Their
People, Products and Prospects" The
speaker mas twice visited tie islands,
and his remarks came with convinc-
most instructive of his three lectures
in Roswell, and was we'll attended
by cadets and town people. Chaplain
Bateman left on the auto this after
noon for santa Fee, where he will
make a short visit before returning
to Fort Bayard.
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NO CHANGE IN TRAIN
SERVICE. SAYS MYERS.

Since the arrival of yesterdays To-
cal train from Amarillo there mas
been a rumor tina the Pecos Valley
change in the management of the
trains of this road whereby this To-
cal will be run into Roswell every
day, regardless of the connections
with Inc regular through train from
Amarillo, and that the through Pull
man service will be run no farther
than Amarillo. Regarding this report
Traffic Manager D.. l.. Myers, of Am
arillo, this morning said:
while our department has nothing
to do with the management of the
trains n their schedules, 1 will
say that 1 believe there is nothing in
the report as to annulling the thro'
passenger service to Roswell. l don't
believe the people of Roswell want
such a change. While this move
would bring the afternoon train in
on time practically every day., it
would mean hat the mail would be
distributed late each afternoon in
stead of early the same morning. 1t
would mean that passengers would
have to lay over at Amarillo in COM
ing this way. 1t would mean the loss
of the Pullman service. The only gain
would be the certainty of the trains
time for local travel. I believe the
proper department will spend it's
time trying to better the present ar
rangement, rather than by putting IN
a new one that is bound to be worse
even in its perfect execution than the
old one when at it's worst"
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FOR SALE.
Some Choice Residence Lots Cheap
as Dirt.

Some Choice Residence Lots Cheap
An eight room house, 6 lots, nice
shade trees, good sidewalks, close in
and conveniently located. Good arte-
sian well, $500.
Nice new five room house, 100 feet
southeast front, sidewalk. A good bar
gain at $4,000.
A splendid bargain in 16 acres of
unimproved land, Railroad and End
Street front. Two blocks from court
house. 5 1000 cash, balance on easy
terms at low interest.
Some alfalfa land in artesian belt,
ditch water right; &c acres sown to
alfalfa. The alfalfa on adjoining 40
acres yielded a net income asst year,
1906, of nor than Is per cent. Near
town, splendid location.
A good $50 acres of Hondo water
right land. Some 40 acres of alfalfa,
good house, land fenced. Valued at
$3.50 per acre.
CARLTON & BELL.
3O3 N. Main street.
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Buggy Smashed in Runaway.

Miss Martha Stone, daughter of J.
T. Stone, started to school, from her
home northeast of town at eight
o'clock, driving the family horse.
While on the road the horse was
scared by a tumble-weed ran
away, badly smashing the buggy.
Miss Stone returned home %uninjured,
hitched up another rig and came on
to school
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NIne year old Rlppy.-orle.tal tai.

-
D. Y. sTomli1son, ST., left Sunday
morning on an extended business Wis
it at Altus, o. IT. He expects to be
gone six months.
w. d. Amis, of Hagerman came up
Monday morning for a short visit
with his daughter, Mrs. z. F. Deem,
and son. Gil Amis.
F. Hull, Neil Whitemaa, Nose
Schloss. Ira Hart and Edwin Weld
man, of Dexter, spent Sunday with
friends in Roswell.
Physical Culture and Elocution,
class and private lessons, by Ger
truue Macleod, late of the Emerson
College, Boston, Mass. 74tf
J.. R Engle, of Abilene, Kan, who
has been here three months, left Mon
day night for Ell Paso, where he will
remain the rest of the winter.
FOR SALE Scotch collie pups
from registered stock. Half mile
northeast Military Academy. AID
dress F. H. Patrick, R. F. D.. sc. If
w. S. Davisson returned to Hag-
erman Saturday night. He was here
Saturday on business and remained
owe to spend Sunday with friends.
The best and safest way to make
money is to invest in real estate. We
nave some of the best bargains in
the Valley. See us.-Carlton & Bell.
160 acre farm, finely improved, 10
Gated in central Oklahoma, to trade
for property in or near Roswell.
WHAT have you got?-Carlton & Bell,
opposite p~ostofice.
Mrs. S. F. Rosser and son left Mon
day evening for heir home in Big
Springs. They nave been here since
before Christmas visiting Mrs. Ros-
ser's father c. E. Tucker.
Mrs. S. E. Russ and daughter, Miss
Rosa, arrived Saturday night from
Louisiana and after spending Sunday
here, went to Artesia on business.
They will return to Roswell in a few
days for an extended stay.
VI II liz SldIlSS IIdSCOe lGll
Monday night for their home III Carls-
bad, having spent a week here with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Rascoe. Their Wis
it in Roswell was heightened by the
illness of the first named.
Charles E. Gaerte, of Disco, Ind,
came in Monday night for a visit of
inspection over the Pecos Valley, be-
ing engaged in the immigration bust
ness at present and operating around
Pampa, Texas. He is accompanied by
Mrs. Gaerte on the trip.
Clymer Coldren, formerly of his
city but now in the immigration bus
mess with offices at Kansas City and
Texico, came in Saturday night &C.
compa1ied by j.. r. Mccain, a pros
pector from Beatrice, Neb. MI. Col
dren reports that, he and his associ-
ates brought four car loads of pros
pectors to the Panhandle on. last
weeks excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Johnson return
ed Monday evening from the North
and East. Mr.. Johnson has been at
tending the buggy mems convention
at Kansas City and Mrs. Johnson has
been visiting her parents, Judge and
Mrs. Elder, at Greenville, Tex, since
before Christmas. Mrs. Johnson was
accompanied home by ner little ne
phew, Master Carroll Gary, who is
here for the remainder of tne winter.
Old Indiau River
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Announcement.

Mrs. Macleod, graduate of the
Emerson College of Oratory, an ex-
.perienced teacher Il reader, will
open a kindergarten preparatory
school at 106 S. Kentucky ave-, Mon
day, Jan. 21st. Hours 10 a. m. until
2 p. m. School age 3 to 8 years, terms
81 per month. Specialties, Physical
Culture, Music, Elocution. Taft