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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-23
TOOK BROKERS HAVE SAFER
SIDE OF WALL STREET

The broker in Will street is in the
game for all there's in it. Hes look
ing fo- commissions all the time. Ev-
cry 20 he makes is to that end.
Don get the idea that he's taking
care of your interests. He isn't, If
he we're. he wouldn't continue in bust
ness. He'd tell you to quit gambling
and go home and be good, says Will
liam Allen Johlstone in the New
Broadway Magazine.
It's easy enough for a broker Il
misiead a novice. N keep nim con-
vinced for a long thine that he is
laboring in his interest. The novice
generally wakes up hen ne stops
gambling.
Suppose, for instance that you are
holding a hundred shares OF a certain
stock. You bought it at a low figure.
expecting a quick rise. But the stock
remains inactive. You are confident
that it will sooner or later advance,
and are satisfied to hold it. But the
broker looks at it from a different
standpOint-nis own. He wants com
mission: he want action. He doesn't
care about your winnings. So he
calls you up and suggests that yor
sell and buy another stock. You pro
test feebly; but he speaks hopelessly
of the inactive stock. and all the time
he bangles before you that new and
~mysterious1y potential stock which
the wise ones are guessing on and
which is bound to move. OF course.
YOU know he's looking after your in
~terests, else, ne wouldn't bestfr him
self so; and you make the change.
paying him two commissions. The
new purchase moves, but it moves the
wrong way. You lose. The broker
is cry sorry, very sorry, indeed: but
he's right at your elbow again with
another stock and a chance to recoup
And so the game gees on.
Ever o the broker makes wnen
you get right down TO brass lacks, is.
in principle. for himself and against
the client. Just judge of the plain
facts in the case. 1t is no unusual
matter for a big brokerage house in
the street to clear a million dollars
4 year in commissions. And they are
involved, you know. an enormous ex-
Oense. Now, on the other hand, or
tie lambs side. consider this. I can
hell you simply as an instance, of 3
brokerage house which had five humid
red active accounts on their books last
wear. out of which only ten shove q
profit for the clients This gives yoI
a chance of one in fifty or two pc
cent. Fine isn't it2
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iversity to visit Japan, and the play
ars viii sail from San Francisco On
heir invasion of the Orient early mex
month. Six eel will be spent in
lhe f1owery kingdom and games will
be played with the University of ia
pan at Waseda, the Imperial Univer-
sity at Toxic and several other jap
nes College mines. The team from
he Waseda institution visited the Pa
eifc coast two a g and at that
time the Stanford players promised
o return the compliment. Interest in
the American national game is said
to be at a high pitch in Japan and
Manager $50 Abo of the Waseda nine
promises that the attendance will be
such as to compensate the American
players for the expenses of h trip.
A side trip to Manila and Hong Kong
has been suggested for the Stanford
nine, but the arrangements so far
made do not contemplate such a
journey.
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ton of aIconol. However, there is
always, in connection with n farm,
some products which could be readily
converted int alcohol, Which would
otherwise be totally lost. This alec
mol, would, il the majority of cases
furnish the heat, light and owe nee
sSary for that farm, and would at
ne same time end to keep down the
price of gasoline and kerosene.
For lighting purposes, alcohol has
been found to possess almost twice
the efficiency of kerosene. 1t furnish
IS a brighter, cleaner and whittier light,
without the disagreeable odor, and is
safer than kerosene.
For power purposes, according to
-ucke, AN engine designed for gaso-
line or kerosene ca1, without any ma
.erial alterations to adapt it to alco-
hol, give slightly more power (about
.en per cent? than Wien operated VITA
gasoline or kerosene, but the increase
S at the expense of greater consump-
ion of fuel. By alterations, designed
o adapt the engine to this new fuel,
his excess of power may be increas-
d to about twenty per cent"
THE different designs of gasoline
engines are not equally we'll adapted
o the burning of alcohol, though all
ray burn it with a fair degree of sue
cess"
In most localities it is unlikely that
,lcohol power will be cheaper or as
heap as gasoline power, for some
time to come.
Too much must not be expected of
he alcohol industry at once; its
progress is bound to be slow. There
IRE many problems to solve which
Vill take considerable time.
H NJ.
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Oklahoma Grand Army.

Enid, Okla, May 23.-The second
lay of the Oklahoma Grand Army en-
.ampment is marked by an increased
attendance. hundreds of additional
visitors arriving this morning. Ex-
ecutive sessions were held by the vet
rams at Loewen opera house. By h
Voman's Relief Corps at the First
congregational Church and h La
les of the Grand Army at Odd Eel
'ows' Hall. This evening the depart
ment commander and staff will hold
a reception, at which Ex-Governor C.
NJ. Barnes will preside. Speakers on
program include General Pat
ex-department commander OF
Kansas: Colonel Charles Hunter,
representing the Rough Riders, and
Colonel Roy v. Hoffman, represent
ing the Spanish-American veterans.
General ]. c. Gibson, past department
commander of North Dakota, will be
he principal speaker at tomorroW's
session.
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Minnesota peace Monument.

Vicksburg, Miss, May 23.-The
)eace monument erected by the state
If Minnesota in the Vicksburg Ma
ional Military Park will be dedicat-
I'd tomorrow with imposing ceremon-
es, in which Governor Johnson, of
Minnesota, and Governor Vardaman.
If Mississippi. will take part. The
monument commission lof Minnesota;
consisting of General II. F. Hubbard,
General T.. P Wilson and General
c. C. Andrews, today completed ar
rangements for the exarcfse. The
commission will turn the monument
over to Governor Johlspn. who in
surn will transfer it to the ~represen-
latives of the war department. Cover
aor Vardaman will make AN address,
and the ceremonies will Include the
singing of patriotic solgA by the
school children of Vicksbu1s. Cover
nor johnson is the first DEMOCRATIC
governor to come here to ATTEND a
ceremony
The Minnesota monument is COM
OF the Third, Fourth and
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nual cunvention OF the Texas Grain
Bealerss Association opened herea o
day. The mil1ers will complete their
program today, bat the grain dealers
will remain in session through to-
morrow. One of the most important
subjects up for consideration is that
of the devastation of the CAT and
wheat crops by the green bug. The
ravages of this insect nave reached
a serious stage and threaten to entire
ly obliterate the grain crops of the
Lone Star State. Several delegates
to the grain men convention will
discuss this problem, including A v.
Conrad, state entomologist. who is
alleged to have discovered a method
Of destroying the green bugs. Frank
Kell, of Wichita Falls, and j.. A.
Highes, of Howe, will also make adj
dresses on this topic. Another i'm
portant speech before the grain deal
ers will be that of J. D.. Shannahan,
of Washington, an agricultural depart
men expert, who will demonstrate
methods of testing and detecting mois
ture in grain.
Following the address of the presi
dent, J. Perry Burrus. of Mckinley,
the Texas millers will listen to dis
clssions on various topics connected
with the industry. including the val
ne of steam or gasoline machinery,
and a paper on seed wnea by PROBES.
sor NJ. A. Carlton. OF the department
Of agriculture.
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Librarians Meet in North Caroline

AShVllle, N. e.. May 23--Many del
gates arrived in Ashville today to
participate in the annual joint session
If the American Library Association
md its auxiliary societies. the Ma
ioaal Association of State Librar-
ans, the American photographed
Society and the National League of
Library Commissioners. The meetings
will extend through the week con
Guiding mex Thursday. The conven-
ion is notable as being the first held
n the South in eighteen years, or
ince the session at Atlanta in 1899.
The attendance, already large. is ex-
rected to be greatly Swelled by ad-
litional arrivals tomorrow n Satur-
hay, making the assembIage of peo-
lie Interested in library and biblio
-raphical affairs the most successful
n recent years.
THE Use of Books" is the general
opic selected for the sessions of the
american Library Association, and
will be considered at length in all
is bearings by prominent literary
authorities from all parts of the oul
~. How to create a love for books
md the use of books by children at
home and at school will also be con
iidered. Other ~rpmifications of the
general topic will receive exhaustive
tOIlSIu0Id IlOH.
The programme arranged for the
.pecial sessions of the three affiliated
'ocieties provide for a thorough dis
russicn of the subjects in their parti-
.ular line of educational endeavor.
According to reports of officials.
he American Library Association now
las a membership exceeding 1900.
covering all the states of the union
nd including officials of all the lead
ing libraries. universities, colleges
nd educational institutions of the
country. as well as private individuals
Interested in the DIRK 1t has for its
specific objects me promotion of pub
&c interest in libraries and the ad-
vancement of the profession of IL
orarianship.
A special effort has been made by
he officials of the association to Sc
Hrre a large attendance from among
he library worker of the Sonth and
ms resulted in fiattering success. A
rre7t increase in the number. useful
hess and efficiency of public libraries
s reported in all the southern states
and the present convention is expect
ii to add to the enthusiasm of the
movement.
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CHICAGO at Minnesota.

Chicaen. May 23.-The baseball
cam OF Chicago University leaves to-
Law for MINNEAPOLIS. where Minnesota
University will be PLAYED on North
~,p field tomorrow n Saturday. Tne
-~oncl"1ilg game of the series is
-ched-lej for Marshall field hex Wed
nesday. The Mnrrons have shown i'm
>rovenent in the last few days n
he CHICAGO fans are confident of vic
tory in the contests with the crack
Minnesota nine.
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Memphis Matinee Races.

Memphis, Tenn, May 23.-Plans for
What is expected to be the most no.
able season of matinee racing ever
cid in the South have been complet-
ID by the officials of the Memphis
Driving Club. The first meet will be
day after tomorrow and a mat
nee will be given each Saturday
hereafter until late fail. More and
better horses will be seen in these
vents than ever before. Cups and
,tner valuable trophies will be award
ID the winners. A series of ilter-city
aces may be arranged for the IA
nous Memphis track, in which horse
rem from st. Louis. Pitts5urg. Cleve-
and, New Orleans, Kansas City and
>tner southern and western cities will
participate.
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this evening with the annual senior
play. Tie subject of this has been
kept a profound secret. but it is ru-
mored to be an original drama of life
at Kansas university. The annual BAG
calatreate sermon will be preached
Sunday, June 2, by Bishop Vincent.
of Indianapolis. The commencement
exercises will be held Wednesday,
June 5, and will be followed by the
annual alumni banquet. Diplomas will
be awarded to 247 students, being the
largest class in the history of the in
stitution with the exception of last
year, when 275 young men and women
were graduated. United States Sena-
tor Jonathan P. Dolliver, of Iowa,
will deliver the commencement adj
dress
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policies in which we believe and
which we rye The civilized world
is at eace and there is no ruler and
10 party e n on disturbing that
peace. The more careful nations are
presided over by monarchs or gov
ernments whose faces are turned tow
ard the light. Indeed no responsible
ruler is likely. so far as the signs
IF the moment go. to be responsible
or breaking the worlds peace. Ii
hat peace is to be broken, it will
Re broken | think. by the i%rresponsi-
lie. the reckless and the unframed.
I this stage of h worlds history,
re must all of us unite to hold these
lenents of the population in check
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CASH FOR A ADS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Land scrip.-W. G.
Skillma1. Aft
TOR SALE Fresh mich cow: also
farm harness. A. F. Talcott. 71t2*
FOR SALE 8 H p. gasoline en-
gine.-L. K. McGaffey. 1Os N. Main
street. 26tf
FOR SALE 40 feet good shelving
in first class condition.-R. L. &
T. H. Malone. 54tf
FOR SAIE:-A driver and a surry
horse.-E. c. Gaddis, at Roswell
Drug & Jewelry Store. 20 t2*.
FOR SALE IL vacant lots on
South Hill, for one-half of actual
value.-Carlton & Bell.
FOR SALE:-Some choice residence
lots, well located. at r~ock-botton
prices. CARLTON & BELL.
FOR SALE 20 acres, broom house,
artesian well, some fruit. Best bar
FOR SALE One rotary and drol
Austin well drilling machine. hon
or write the Oasis Ranch. 29t'
FOR SALE Three or four miles OF
OpCh "ofCd Il IOACC. dIoO
fence posts. Apply Oasis ranch. or
phone 347. off
FOR SALE 500 AIDES, fine, leyel
land, rich soil, 5 .mies from Ros-
well. $4,000 per afre.-Carlton &
Bell. J.,
FOR SALE Five Acres on South
Hill, one block from Main street,
at a sacrifice PRIZE -Carlton &
Bell.
FOR SALE Comfortable nome, 5
rooms, porches, artesian well, shade
da. Apply there. 70t4*
Beautiful house for bale, 1902 N. KY.
6 rooms, STRICTLY modren. shade
trees, shrubbery and nice lawn. Ea-
sy terms. 200 Lei ave-, Tel. 534.
/ 63t24.
FOR SALE:-Nice house. well locat-
ed, artesian wateI plenty shade.
Business out of f1wl demands par
ties attention, VIII sell cneap.-CaT
lton & Bell.
FOR SALE AT HlLF PRICE: Six
tent houses, each :12x14 feet with
5x12 TT. porch, tbod floors, plank
4 it. on sides. thl he large windows,
screened, and Shy cloth top, at
Spring River SanfArium. 69tf
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Great Rifle Shot.

Toronto, Ont, May 23.-Rife teams
from Toronto and Vancouver. B.. C..
Will participate in the British owe
seas" competition. to be neld tomor-
row, Empire Day. Seven teams are
inferred in the shoot, including two
rom Soflth Africa, and one each
from Suva, Fiji Islands: Barbados
and Guernsey. The dominion clubs in
clude some of the best rifle shots in
he world ana local sportsnen are
confident that they will be victorious.
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Baltimore Horse Show.

Baltimore, Md, May 23.-Tae an
1ual exhibition of the Baltimore
Horse Show Association began today
md will extend through tomorrow
md Saturday. Many fine equines nave
been entered aid the affair promises
to be a great society event. From
here most of the entries will be TAX
en- TO Philadelphia. where a horse
sh wv will be held during all of the
coming week.
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North Dakota Races

Grand Forks. n. D., May 23.-En-
tries closed today for the five $1,000
stakes to be run here during the state
fair, July % to 27. The events in
cl~de 2:1OS 2:20, 2:40, 2:25 and 2:15
racing stakes. the purses offered for
he meet aggregate $11,700. The local
rack is a member of the Information
al Fair and Racing Circuit, which in
cl"Ides Minot, N. D., July 2 to G.. and
Winnipeg. Manftou, July Is to 20
orrses amounting to S11,O are offer
ed in the Winnipeg meeting.
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fifth regiments and the First Bat
terry 1t is a straight shaft of rolga-
faced granite, towering 20 fee. in
height and coSt the state of Minneso-
Ia S25 900. At the foot is A heroic
figure typical of peace. The statue is
the work of William Copper. a we'll
known New FORK sculptor.
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Northwest Golf Tourney.

Spokane. Wash, May 23.-The Pa
cifc Northwest Golf Association inau-
gurated a championship tournament
on the course of the Spokane Coun-
Try CIuD. The Ell are open to all
amateur golfers who are members Of
recognized clubs. Tweaty-four vents
are scheduled and handsome trophies
viii be awarded to all winners, twel-
We sterling silver sups being among
the prizes.
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FOR RfkT.

FOR RENT Two u~nfurnished
rooms. 500 N. Mo- 1t*
FOR RENT:-Twdt rooms for light
house keeping. a5 N. Main. 7Ot2"
FOR RENT Madiine. To buy dres-
SER DIR. Hutch sson, I'll w. 4th.
Phone 279. 70t2*
FOR RENT Furnished or u1furn
ished rooms, with Ii without board.
Ill N. Richardson.k 65tf
FOR RENT Brandsnew 4-room cot
tage with inside conyeniences. In
quire at 707 N. enn 69tf
FOR RENT 4-rOOm cottage on
Richardson and 8th street. For
terms apply at 100 South Pa. ave.
70t2*
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WANTED.

WANTED Saddle horse 500 n. Mo
1t*
WANTED Two gentlemen walters.
at the Grill Cafe. Experienced help
only, $4,000 Str
WANTED Furnished rooms for
1ieht housekeeping. Apply Ed vii
liams, Price & Co. 1Ot4*.
WANTED:-Lady cook for out OF
town. Wages $25 per month with
board. Inquire at Roswell Auto
Shop. 56tf
WANTED Experienced woman to
do general Homework in family OF
three. Good wages. liz mile north
east of town--Mrs. John Shaw.
7Ot3*
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For example. suppose a farmer raise
but 100 bushels of potatoes on an acre
these will weigh 5000 pounds. Ac-
cording to the above table seventeen
per cent of this or 1.20O pounds. is
starch. This starch will yield about
forty-five percent of its weight in al
conol, or 459 pounds, which equals
~sixty-seven gallons. Thus the alco-
nol produced from one acre of pota-
toes of 100 bushels yield selling for
twenty five cents a gallon would
amount to the sum of $16.75.
Calculations made from any of the
other crops. as to the amount of al
cohol which may be produced, will
look rather small from the farmers
standpoint
Under these conditions. it would
Asrdly be a paying proposition to
raise the average crop for the produc-
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LOST.
I00

LOST Burnt leather hand bag
with purse of same, a bill aad some
small change. Calling cards inside
pocket. Return to this office. 71t2s
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Stanford Nine to Japan.
Sar Francisco, May 23.-Arrange
nents have been completed by the
baseball team of Leland Stanford I'm
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d. Stewart and son were among the
passengers of today's autos to Tor
nee
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Kansas Commencement.

Lawrence. Kan, Nav 23.-The thir
with annual commencement exer-
cises at Kansas university will begir
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Fort Worth, Tex, May 23.-The.
enth annual meeting Of the Texas
Millers' Association and the ninth an
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN CARLTON
& BELL. o6tf
TO LOAN $3.50 on real estate
R.. L. & T. H. MALONE. 58tf
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FOR SALE AT HlLF PRICE: Six
tent houses, eacR; 12x14 feet with
5x12 it. porch, hood floors, plank
4 it. on sides. tn se large windows,
screened, mi SHY cloth top, at
Spring River SAM Arium. 69tf
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FOR SALE:-Nice house. well locat-
ed,artesian wate4 plenty shade.
Business out of f1wl demands par
ties attention It Rt% wi sell cneap--caT
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PALISADIAN

too frisky, one of the party Tipped it
overheard There was shout OF
"Ohs!" and "Ah's!" and just then
brisk little launch hove in sight, saw
the difficulty, made swift turn, picked
up the floating ball, ran alongside the
ferryboat and tossed the ball aboard
and received an ovation that echoed
along the Palisades for miles. 1t was a
neat manOuvre.
In the roster of Palisade pupils at
school last month the name of Isle
Dwiggins was unintentionally omitted
He is at school in Englewood.
Randolph Brown is open to certain
kinds of contracts that will interest
Palisadians.
For information concerning the
Palisade Electrical Company consult
George H. Frew, Jr.
Mr.. Arthur Brady, who happened
to the severe INJURY Of a sprained
ankle recently in Paterson is out
again He had been to see his best
girl, and coming out of the house on
a dark night got tangled UP in ditch.
The romantic part OF the accident was
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would look we'll in Pa1isade. 1t would
be especially useful in storing the 500
feet of extra hose we have on hand
in order to conform to the demand OF
the Board OF Underwriters.
Paul T. Brady spent Oct II in Buff
falo.
w. r. Goodman spent last week in
Chicago.
W. H. Jackson has taken in his
summer awnings.
Palisade flower gardens grew lux
uriantly in the early fall. In the south
flowers bloom every month of the
year, but in this latitude they are real
ly more to be appreciated because
they are with us only for certain sea-
sons.
Little Eleanor Brown had a pretty
maltese kitten given her by Miss Essie
Giles A few days later, Eleanor
carried the kitten back with this re-
mark: Here's your title titten. He
touldn't did along with my little dog
gle, SO I tan't teep i'm
The other day there was excitement
and a gallant rescue on the Hudson
when some Barnard boys came over
on the ferry. They had big round
basket ball along, and getting a bit
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that he had to spend the night in Pat
erson and be brought home in the
family automobile the next day. Oh,
Arthur
A large party of Columbia students
in geology were. hammering the life
out of the Palisades Oct -. They
pounded the seams out of the rocks
down at the horseshoe curve but from
last reports no gold was found.
On the cliffs, coming up from Edge
water, there pours over the side OF the
rocks like a red waterfall, spray OF
wild ivy that makes a picture beautiful
to look upon 1t has been much adj
mired.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bathrick, of
Battle Creek, Michigan, will be guests
of the Dwigginses the latter part of
this month prior to their trip to Bue-
nos Ayres.
Mr.. Mi1liken, of New York, visited
the Dwiggins Oct. II.
Miss Gertrude Page was a guest of
the Gileses Oct. 6.
Mrs. Larom was guest of the
Gileses Oct. 5.
Miss Larom was guest of the
Mays Oct. s.
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Very cool nights in the early Oct
ober days On the first the thermom-
eter went down to 49,
The fall crop of roses in Palisade
was not a conspicuous success.
George Johnson regards Paisade as
his adopted home.
Mr. Emile Hacherele stopped the
gas leakage in time to save his coleus
and chrysanthemum plants.
Sunday, Oct E, was an ideal day OF
balmy loneliness. The atmosphere was
like crystal in its ether-like purity.
Paul T. Brady has taken to horse
back riding. He sits an animal like
a soldier. We suspect that as far
mer's lad he was an expert.
There is handsome four-wheel
hose reel in Fort Lee not in use which