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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-23

may be thoughtless, the man who is
careless may be good hearted. the
man who is stf1gy may be brave, and
the man who is brave may be cruel.
No man is altogether perfect. The
life of an individual must be all foot
ed up before the result may be an
lounced. Any section of the figures
may be misleading. The average man
desires to do right, and does it in
most cases. There will be more bass
singing in heaven than you would
think from reading the newspapers.
There are more men who are more
good than bad than there are men who
are more bad than good. The thief
and the harlot, the publican and the
sinner, the rogue and the vagabo1d-
ach has a place in his heart where
there is tenderness and kindness. The
complaint against Christ was mat he
dined with publicans and sinners
No man in this world is too good to
sit with those whom the world adjudg
es the meanest. When a mar begins
to set himself up as better than his
fellows, he is committing the n sad
sin. Self respect is a good thing. but
coaceit is a different thing entirely.
The Pharisee is ignorant in his sin
like most of the rest of us. But he is
helpless il the world. He can do lit
tie good because he does not under
stand his weakness. Only after a man
comes to know his own shortcomings
TO realize his own limitations, to feel
his kinship with all suffering, all sor-
row n all sin, has he the armor OF
righteousness that maketh him strong
and useful The brotherhood of man
is based on the fact that each heart
knoweth its OWL sorrow, and that
happiness is only gained in this world
by helping others in their need. Sor-
row. misery, and trouble are only TAX
en- from a mans heart as he takes it
from the lives around him. Money
is no salve for sorrow; power and
fame, but irritate the burn. But kind
ness that comes from the feeling of
sympathetic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is the
balm of Gilead. The Pharisee's help
is a poultice of poison.
Therefore if we would be hannv let
rs be charitable and kind and thank
full that God has not scourged us for
our sins. All men in the world and
many women i've overdrawn their
accounts with Providence. Let us try
to pay up a little of Gods mercy in
kindness.-Wiliam Allen White, in
Emporia (Kan.) Gazette.
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Land scrip.-w. G.
Skillmal. Att
Good mule for sale. Used to work.
R. H. McCune.
FOR SALE Five room house. I'll
So. No.. ave. Apply there. 45tf
FOR SALE Good, new double-seat-
ed surry. Inquire of R. F. Cruise.
45tf.
FOR SALE Good, gentle burro,
quiet but lively. Apply at this Office.
42t4*
FOR SALE Horse, buggy and har-
ness. Inquire at Ingersolrs o
Store. 43tf
FOR SALE 8 H P. gasoline en-
gine.-L. K. McGaffey. 10S N. Main
street. 26tf
FOR SALE:-Some choice residence
lots, well located, at rock-bottom
prices. CARLTON & BELL.
FOR SALE One rotary and drop
Austin well drilling machine. Phone
or write the Oasis Ranch. 29tf
FOR SALE Five room house with
all con~veniences, il good locality.
Inquire at Ingersoll's Book Store.
43tf.
FOR SALE Three or four miles of
open ove wire fence; also
fence posts. Apply Oasis ranch, or
phone 347. Oft.
FOR SALE 100 White Leghorn
hens; 100 White Leghorn chicks
F. D. Simpson place, E. n st. 45t3*
Eighty acres, well improved, IL
miles from court house, for sale at
a bargain for a few days.-Carlton
& Bell.
ed,artesian water, plenty shade.
Business out of town demands par
ties attention, will sell cneap.-Car
lton & Bell.
FOR SALE:-or trade a nice ~ubur-
ban home. Acre property. Good
hause, plenty water, young orchard
some alfalfa. This at a bargain
Carlton & Bell. 27tf.
l wan to sell a section of good
land. 1t corners o1e-lalf mile south
west from South Spring station, w.
H. Doss on the map. Address Geo.
P. Cleveland, Artesia, N. NJ. 45t4eod*
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WANTED.

WANTED:- Good bright bell boy.
Steady job at Gilkeson Hotel. 44t2
WANTED 8 or 4 room house, fur
nished or unfinished. Inquire at
P. V. Drug Co. 45tf
WANTED Horses to pasture on
good alfalfa. See Cooper & Millice,
Room s, Texas Block. 43t6
WANTED:-Employment on ranch
for man a1d wife. L. C. Cade, 1910
N Missouri venue. Roswell. 44t5*
WANTED Man and wife to work
on ranch, the woman for house
work. Address Box PIG Artesia, N.
NJ. 43t4*
WANTED Two girls to work as
operators at telephone exchange. APP
ply at once at telephone exchange.
42t6.
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Custer Case Hearing.

Jefferson City, Mo, April 23.'The
Missouri supreme court en- banc will
begin a hearing of the custer suit
brought by Attorney General Hadley
against the Standard Republic and
Water-Pierce Oil companies tomorrow
The ease has been pending for two
years and testimony has been taken
in New York, St. Louis, Texas and
other parts of the country. The evil
dence adduced to snow that the Wa
ters-Pierce and Republic companies
were owned and controlled by the
Standard. The suit brought by the
attorney general to dissolve the mer-
ger of the Missouri Pacific and Iron
Mountain roads, the Pacific Express
company and other Gould interests is
also set for hearing tomorrow before
the state supreme court.
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NEWSPAPERS ALSO DIFFER.

from journal
1t had been by the
leaders of the Bursum-AldrewS ring
in New Mexico that a puppet of the
ring would be appointed to the posi-
ton. Captain Curry is not a member
of the Bursum-Andrews ring. He is
free from all strings, a man VINO will
De the governor of New Mexico as
completely N Independently as Mr..
Hagerman has been. and a man who
will not take the dictation of n
corrupt political boss no matter who
he may be. The appointment of Cap
tain Curry, il a word, has robbed the
resignation of Governor Hagerman
of something of its sting n has
served to modify to some extent the
bitter criticism which has accompa-
MED the current rumors OF the gov
coming retirement.
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THE pHARIsEE.

Human judgements are of necessi-
ty mere estimates that are at best lit
tile better than guesses. We say this
nan is bad and the other good. but
that is because we happen to see one
of the many sides of the bad man
who has many good sides, Oh because
we see one of the good sides of the
man who has many bad sides. The
man who break one law, and goes
jail may be keeping others inhafte-
1y more important The man who
fails in = obligation may be keeping
others that are worth more TO society
in the keeping The man who h kind
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-23

Two hundred and forty-three years
ago today was born the poet of uni
versal human nature, ever new, n
the interpreting voice of all time In
the mirror of mis- imagery each read
er benolds a reflection first of him
self. and then of as muc more as
he can comprehend. If you be grossly
vulgar. then shall you e nothing but
yourself.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-23

I The PEARSON" is puzzled. Is this
man Curry, who has been appointed
Governor, a Republican or a Demo
crat? viii ne work with the old
Bursum, Andrews and m gang, or
will he line up with the new order
of things? We observe that he is
heartily endorsed by both the Santa
Fe New Mexican and the Albuquer-
que Journal. II these two papers
continue to agree in his support, then
indeed Is a new order of harmony
established in the Republican party
and it is to the tall timber for Dem
ocrats- Mr.. Curry will be given a big
non-partisan blowout when he re-
turns to mis- home in Roswell. which
is but common courtesy, and the Par
son hopes that Mr.. Curry may prove
worthy of the confidence of both Re
and Democrats. Meanwhile
Republicans assert that he is a Re
publican, and Democrats insist that
he neve was. is not now, and never
viii be anything but a Democrat. III
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observe St. Georges Day.

New York, April 23.-English born
residents of the metropolis are cele-
brating St. Georges day in a name
BETTING the honor of E7gland's pa
tron saint The red and white roses
of 'merrie England r much in evil
dence and many British shopkeepers
have decorated their windows. The
St. George society win give its annual
banquet this evening.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT:[owa Cottage, call at
GIG N. Main st. 44t3*
FOR RENT A furnished room. Ap-
ply 104 South Penn. 43tf
FOR RENT Rooms for light house
keeping, 200 E. Eighth. 36tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-23

A ST. Louis dispatch to the Kansas
City Journal alleges that in an inter
view there Governor Hagerman de-
clared his intention, upon returning
to Albuquerque. to make some expo
sures that will create a sensation.
And there is where lie probably Will
get on Roosevelt's list as number
eighteen.
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Curry will be a Republican, and
he will be a governor says the Al
Citizen. The question is
what kind of a governor and what
brand of Republican.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-23

, The boy Executive" judging from
the bowls of exultation that follow
his retirement, must have made IL
interesting for someone Albuquer-
que Journal.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-23

R. G.. Ingersoll referred to Shake
speare as AN intellectual ocean
whose waves touched all the shores
of thought"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-23

Second Fiddle" in the Albuquerque
Journal, observes that, If Hagerman
has done nothing else he has put the
people wise"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-23
A STRENUOUS CAREER

The Old Scout Who in the Pioneer
Days, Fought Indians and Bad Men,
; Now Earns His Daily Bread in a
Lumber Yard Has Many Kills to
His Credit.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-23

Jesus and Shakespeare are frag-
ments of the soul, and by love l con-
quer and incorporate them in my
own conscious domain.-Emerson.
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Where do all the flies go?" asks
an Eastern writer. If they go wnere
the baldheaded man tells them to
their wings are silged off before they
fairly arrive.-Kansas City Journal.
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Look Here.

A good 4room house, with bath and
other conveniences. Two acres laad.
well, Windmill, corral, shed. etc, for
value OF house.
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Marlborough said he knew no Eng
lish history but what he had learned
from Shakespeare. Their are really,
if we look to it, few as memorable
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

he is faithful to the interests of the
whole people as an executive, there
are but few people who care what
party ticket he votes.
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ONCE A
BAD Man

TEXAS JACK Ex-BAD-MAN and IN
DIAN FIGHTER, NOW HUSTLES
BOARDS FOR A LIVING.
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LOST.

LOST Double Navajo saddle lblan-
ket. Return to Record office for re-
ward. 43tf
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FOUND.

FOUND Black silk Elton jacket at
Baptist dining hall. Owner call at
Record office and pay for ad. Aft
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-23

Shakespeare has no heroes; he has
only heroines.-RuSkin.
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His Last Published Words.

"I commend my soul into the hands
of God, my Creator, hoping and as
suredly believing through the only
merits of Jesus Christ, my Savior. to
be made partaker of life everlasting
From S~hakespeare's Will
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= This is the birthday anniversary
of Shakespeare.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13
EMMETT NEWS
Too late for last issue

Rev. T. H. McGarder. pastor Of the
Baptist church of this city. left EN-
NETT ON Mondays train for Spokane
Wash, where he journeyed to attend
the B. Y. p. U. of his denomination.
which holds a convention at that
place. Delegates from all portions OF
the United States and Canada will
be present.
Mike Gilbride Of this city. received
q phone message from the hospital
at Boise ON Monday eveing notify
him of the death Of Father Dempsey.
who was found In the church at Nam
pa on Saturday afternoon In an I'M.
conscious condition, from which he
never rallied. He had charge Of the
work at Emmett. His many friends
In and outside the churh will miss
him here. II IL not yet decided where
the interment will occur.
/ Mr.. Geo. Bolles OF this city. WHIT
runs q gents furnishing store. re
ceived q telegram one day last weel
calling him to Madison. 8. D.. on &C
count OF the serious condition OF hi
j., wife, who had been absent for sew
weeks on q business trip.
Mrs. @. Il. Rundstrom, accompsn
led her mother. Mrs. Cooke. to Noun
tain Home recently. where she expect
to make q short visit.
II The funeral of David M. Warda
: occurred at the home OF his son.
A. wardan. near this city on sunda
afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. T. G
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13
Installation.

The officers of Rebekah Lodge
I"Gem of the Mountains" No. s, in
stalled the following officers Fri
day night of last week:
N. G., Mrs. Ruth Mckee; Vice
Grand, Miss Flora Ward; Recording
Secretary, Miss Daisy Beatty; Finan-
cial Secretary, Mrs. Ida Isham;
Treasurer, Mrs. McCombs. After
the initiating ceremonies refresh
ments we're served and as usual on
occasions of this kind a good time
was enjoyed by all.
w. p. Carter informs the Tribune
that he has been placed in charge OF
the construction work for the San
francisco and Caldwell R. r. Mr..
ICarter expects to commence opera
lions next week. He is getting bis
lplows and scrapers on the ground and
has arranged with William Cupp to
occupy some of his land in the west
part of town for his camp.
Mrs. H. M. Hedges and two little
children left for Chicago Monday. L
is said that divorce proceedings have
been instituted by both her and he
husband. Mr.. Hedges is at presen
{ following his profession at Shoshone
w. N. Donaldson was a Caldwell
visitor Monday. Mr.. Donaldson, i
! company with DR.. Ustick, were tn
original promoters of the Boise Va
ley electric road and 1t was largel
: through their rustling qualities ths
u the road has been a success. Thes
g gentlemen with their associates hay
o purchased the Caldwell Interurba
and will extend it to Nampa.
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Newspaper Incorporated.

Monday night the Middleton Her
aid plant was Incorporated for $1,000.
s. D. Garrison, editor and owner OF
the plant takes $500 of the stock. the
remainder being taken by the citi-
gems of the town. The citizens of
Middleton evidently know good
thing when they see it and the fact
that they are putting their good mon
ey into a newspaper indicates thai
they mean business.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13

McGrunder preached the sermon.
About a week ago he was stricken
with paralysis. from which he never
recovered.
The Children's Day programme
given by the Presbyterian Sunday
School on last Sunday was decided
success. Those present enjoyed the
efforts of the children.
There is already considerable ac-
tivity on the part of the buyers to Sc
cure contracts for fruit. They are
offering $40 a ton for prunes. where
last year they only gave $13. There
is an advance also for othre kinds
of fruits.
The logs of the White Pine Lum-
! Der Co. and also Of the McNish mill
at present writing are coming in very
rapidly. About 8 cars are loaded
here for Nampa by the White Pine
Co.
A kitchen shower was given Miss
Fay Bilderback by several of her
lady friends ON last Saturday even.
ing at the home of Mrs. Banks. Use
full articles were given by those whs
ATTENDED. for her new home. which
she soon expects to occupy.
Mrs. Anna Keak and daughter, wh'
have been sepnding several month
lin this city with relatives, recent,
returned to her home at Albany. n
liz. AN EYE WITNESS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13
Tho Circus.

Circus day like its predecessors has
past. All that IN left to remind us OF
the, day 10 that peculiar feeling that
10 always connected with q good time.
I. was seven years ago the 21st OF
last month since this company flrst
spread their tents In Caldwell. Be
It said that while the town has
changed the show Is practically the
rame a. II was then. The following
notice appearing In the Tribune OF
June asrd, 1900 would answer for
the description of the show this week.
"The circus has come and gone
and We are all twice glad-slad when
It came. glad when It went. But It
was good circus. although there
are plenty OF people who. all their
n-ss having been accustomed to the
best in the world. turned up their
noses and called 1t ''bum." When
those people die and are slated to the
New Jerusalem. they will call II
''bum" also. But the Campbell Bros
circus 10 all right. There are ele.
plants. camels and dromedaries. two
of pne and one OF each. Just a. good
as thousand. The bear was there
90 was the Londescript. There wal
the fat man, the lean man and tn,
snake charmer. red lemonade and to!
brlloons.
The trained dogs and ponies, mon
tsys and parrots. The wild man iron
the swamps OF Louisiana was nh
sent ut q political caucus but hi
place was net vacant. Til
bareback riding was good. the. tumt
Hing and trapeze performance was a
RIGHT and the reserved seats at rs CT
extra we're fully an inch wider tina
the boards on which the common PEI
pIs were permitted TO repose the
anatomy. There was plenty Of brsi
band music and II that failed to 81
trance, one couid throw eggs at Il
coIorsd gentleman whose head pr
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13

CURED, the Magma Charter, the Dec
laration of Independence, the con-
stitution of the United States, with
the amendments, the organic act Of
the territory of Idaho, the act Of con-
gress admitting Idaho as state. the
constitution of the state Of Idaho, the
laws of the United States providing
for the naturalization of citizens, the
statutes of the United States relative
to the Authorization of records, and
copy of his act.
Said commissioner shall receive
for his services the sum OF $4,000.
and shall be authorized to expend the
sum of $4,000, or as much thereof as
may be necessary for legal assistance
lin connection with his work. The
said commissioner shall keep his Office
at Boise City. and shall devote his
entire time to the work Of preparing
the code of laws provided for herein.
The said commissioner is empowered
and authorized to employ such cleri-
cal assistance as may be necessary
and to procure an ONCE and proper
supplies, at an expense OF not to ex-
coed $4,000.
"The labors of the commissioner
shall be concluded on or before the
FIRST day of July, 1908, and at said
thine it shall be the duty of the COM
missioner to file with the secretary OF
Estate three copies of each of said code
with the indexes and references here
in provided for, and the same shall b.
submitted for action to the Legislature
of the state of Idaho at its next gen
eral session or any special session
, called by he governor at the reques
} of the supreme court judges.
: Each of the codes and indexe
must be SO far completed as to be II
a condition to print by the first da,
of July, 1908, and as soon thereafte
as possible. the secretary Of state an
, judges of the supreme court mus
, have 500 copies of each of said code
, printed in the same type and bod
4 type as IL used in the printing {
j, the revised statutes of Idaho an
bound with paper copies. the cod
Q commissioner being required to rea
@ and correct the proof sheets of sal
% volume or volumes to be delivered
II the secretary of state, corrected. prir
10 ed and bound ON or before the fir
l. day of October, 1908. said printil
3 and binding to be paid for out of Il
moneys appropriated by this act"
70 The secretary Of state Is direct
g to deliver a printed copy Of each W
T. ume of said codes to each member
ID the legislature, to each Judge Of q
O. court OF record in the state. to ca
w koficer. county attorney. member
10. the board OF county commissions
n and seven copies Of each volume
In the clerks of the district courts
Idaho.
in The act appropriates $4,000
e. the expenses Of Its provisions.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-13
CALDWELL ATTORNEY HIGHLY
hONORED BY SUPREME COURT
APPOINTED TO CODiFY LAWS OF the STATE OF lGAhO-
WELL KNOWN CADWfll NAN
GETS JOB

The news of J. F. MacLane's ap-
posntment % Code Commissioner
came as a pleasant surprise to the
&entleman's many friends in Canyon
County. Although Mr.. MacLane has
only been q resident of this city for
q reriod OF about two years, yet he
and his wife have made many friends
and the news that they are to move
fro.l our midst will be received with
regret. Mr.. MacLane is ably equipped
tor the duties of the ONCE to which
he has been appointed having had
experience by assisting In the codi-
flying of the laws of Missouri. he will
be In q position to commence intelli-
gently ON the work, instead OF re-
curing weeks for preparation. Idaho
!. has had some expensive experience in
the code business and the members OF
the supreme court did not want to
see the experiment repeated. 1t 10
understood that there was q number
of applicants for the position. but
none had had any experience In this
work. The Tribune extends con-
gretulatiens to the members Of the
court for the good judgment exer-
cised and to Mr.. MacLane In being re-
garded a. the right man for the place
~ Mr.. MacLane has rented a residence
in Boise and will move Immediately
although Mrs. MacLane is at present
in California. It will require yeai
of steady work to finish the codify'
cation of the laws Of Idaho.
eThe supreme court Of the state Of
Idaho is hereby authorized and en-
powered to appoint some person
learned in the law and member o.
tho bar of the supreme court of thi'
state, who shall be known as q cod
commissioner, and who shall be au
thorized to, revise, codify and com
pile he laws. civil. political and Grim
inal, and the laws OF civil Procedure
and to revise. arrange. simplify ant
consolidate the statutes OF Idah'
which shall be in force at the tim
such commissioner shall make hi
fnal report and to make sue
changes. alterations. notifications
additions and substitutions az the sal
commissioner may deem best to tn
end that complete simplified cod
OF laws based ON the laws in fort
at the time the said commissions
shalt make his Anal report. shall
presented, but with the errors. Il
consistencies, repetitions and ambi
uities therein eliminated.
). "The commissioner shall also NAL
and prepare report designatir
what statutes or parts Of our sta
utica are omitted by him or repeale
by the provisions OF any other act r
ported by him and what, II any. ne
sections he has added to such code
and any new laws of q general n
ture which ought to be enacted
addition to the codes reported.
'..The political code must contain
addition to the other matters
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jected through q screen. There was
q disheartening absence OF voiuptu-
GUS girls In meager tights. but there
was q generous supply Of heat and
dust which was fair compensation.
Altogether It was q real good circus,
we'll worth the money It cost"