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Party at Country Club.

Miss Mamie Haynes gave party
yesterday afternoon to a number of
young lady friends at the Country
Club, complimentary to Miss Mabel
Eaton and Miss Mary Hughes McCue.
The many diversions of the Club
grounds provided plenty of amuse-
ment, and the pleasure Of the after
noon was complete with the serving
of ices and cakes.
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Two New Autos in Town.

Two new automobiles of the tour
ing car style have arrived in Roswell
They are the property of Phelps and
Tom White. ~ nave been driving
taem about town tuo or three days
They are twins. Of the Buick make
and of % horse power each. Both oi
the cars are smooth runaers, easy
riders ana have ! neat appearance.
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Notice to Parents.

City Ordinance, known as the
Curfew Law, prohibits the lettering
or presence of children under the age
of nineteen years on the streets of
Roswell, unless accompanied by par
ent This law will be strictly enforced
and all persons are warned to take
notice and comply with it. st
j. J. RASCOE,
City Marshal.
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ELECTION AT kENNA
RESULTS IN TIE

The returns from the special election
on August 20 in and for the now pre-
by the county commissioners yester-
day afternoon and the poll books show
that there was tie in the choice of
justice of the peace, the principal of
fee in precinct, and that another
election will have to be held to settle
the question. The next election was
called for October 1.
The returns were as follows:
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dollars of the currency at once. Later
he made up the difference and restor-
ed the pocketbook, AID under these
conditions was allowed to plead gull
ty to petit larceny before Justice Wei
ter last night. The Justice sent him
to Jail for thirty days, for having
sticky fingers. Both parties are ne
groes
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Mrs Emma Saunders Hall is ex-
pected tonight from New York for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Lib Rainbolt
and family. She will be mere about
six weeks and then go to Bisbee to
visit her brother, Sam Saunders.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-27
Accident at the Power House.

A hot box at the power house of
the Roswell Electric Light Company
caused some of the lights over the
last night The damage to the plant
was not serious, and the ineonven-
ience was soon remedied
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-27

An old Mexica7 named Juan waz
arrested today for pilfering at the
Gronsky store He could do nothing
but plead guilty. but obtained the ear
of Justice Welter long enough to gain
his sympathy, and the Judge suspend.
ed the me OF five dollars during good
behavior.
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DIR. W. ]. Armstrong went to Hag-
erman last night to remain two days
looking after professional business.
His wife, who has been very i'll for ma
ny weeks, is able to sit up.
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Bert Ellis left last night for Ell Paso
where he will be Joined by his wife
and from where he will go to San
Francisco to live. Before leaving Mr..
Ellis said ne would not be surprised
to find himself back in Roswell in six
montas. or possibly less
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James, Grunsfeld, travelling repre-
sentative of the Ulderhill Mfg. Co.,
who has been here on business and Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. We'll several days,
left this morning for Carlsbad and FL
Paso.
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Mrs. B. o. White, who has been here
visiting relatives for the past three
weeks, left last night for her home in
Sierra Blanca, Tex. Mr.. White will
continue his visit here.
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Ex-Governor H. ]. Hagerman arr1v-
ed in Roswell Sunday from Santa Fe.
He will again take up his residence
at the South Spring Ranch, about five
miles southeast of Roswell, and devote
his entire time to business. Mr.. Hag-
erman is a firm believer in the bust
ness possibilities of New Mexico, and
feels certain, from the wider view of
the resources of the Territory, gained
during his brief tenure of office, that
those resources are still comparative
opportunities for legitimate and prof
liable investment, in many different
parts of the Territory.
When asked by a Record reporter
what ne thought of the present situa-
tion in the Territory, Mr.. Hagerman
said
"One of the greatest needs of New
Mexico is more people of the right
sort to take hold of it's natural re-
sources, put money into them and de-
yelop them on conservative and le-
gitimate lines, so that new enterprises
will be inaugurated and a larger per-
manent and prosperous population es-
tablished. A great many. new people
have been coming into the Territory
during the past two yeaEs,-a large
develop lands which have hitherto
been considered of little value except
for the grazing of cattle ald sheep.
In every case where these people
make good and are able to produce
enough on their land to make a liv-
the permanent population aad to the
taxable wealth of New Mexico. The
mineral and timber resources have
been developed to a considerable ex-
tent. and good deal of outside capi-
tai has recently been invested here
: be encouraged in every proper and le-
gitimate way, for if our natural
sources of wealth on the ground and
under the ground, are not used, we
are no better off than If we had 40
resources at all. Many questions as
resources have been and still are be-
fore the Territorial and Federal. gov
ernment They are questions which
must be settled one way or another
before there can be great or perma-
nent prosperity in New Mexico AS
long as there is any doubt as to what
power the Territory mas to dispose
OF its lands, as long as either the laws
that relate directly to our material
development. whether federal or local,
or the administration of those laws. is
vague, uncertain and inconclusive,
Just so long viii it be difficult to at
tract and retain here the men and
capital necessary to conseryatively
and honestly make use of our re-
sources.
There are many questions which
cannot be lodged by the man or men
who nave the administration of Terri
torial affairs In their charge. These
men must decide such questions as
best they can. II they are placed in
positions requiring the exercise of
administrative discretion, il Is, of
course. imperative. when the aeces-
sity Of exercising such discretion
arises. to decide in the best possible
way in accordance with law and for
the best interests Of the Territory.
There can be no doubt Whatever
that the Territory in the administra-
tgcn and management OF its land mat
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Alexander Ault, his two sons and
Frank Betty came up from Lake Ar
thur in Mr.. AuIt's Locomobile this
morning to spend the day looking af-
just returned from two months bus
mess trip to Missouri. Illinois and
Pennsylvania points and at his old
home in Ohio.
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Mr. and Mrs w. G. Hamilton re
turned Sunday night from an all-sum-
mer trip in the East They visited the
jamestown expt ition, New York and
all points of interest.
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THE EX-GOVERNOR GIVES THE
RECORD HIS VIEWS ON THE
PRESTNT STATUS OF NEW
MEXICO AFFAIRS.
DIR GREATEST NEED

More People to Develop the Resources
of the Territory. Many Public Cues
tions Up Which Cannot Be Dodged
by the Men in Control Liars at
Washington and at Home.
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Iowa picnic.

viii be held at Hagerman's grove
wednesday. Aug e. ALL IOWANs
and their FRIENDS are cordially In
vited Come and bring well filed bas
kets. 51t2
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Expert Shoeinq.

Let us shoe your horse this month
If we shoe him it will be done right.
Only $150 for new shoes.-The Tex
as Shop. r. F. Cruise. 33tf
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links auction will close the last
day of this month. There will be ma
ny big bargains during the closing
week. Soft
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Miss Maud Davidson, who has been
making her home with her sister,
Mrs. E. J. DeArcy, left this morning
for her home in Cherryvale, Kan.
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BALL TEAM
TO BIG FAIR
ROSWELL WILL SEND BEST NINE
TO ALBUQUERQUE.
WILL ADVERTISE Town

Will Wear the Uniforms of the Militia
ry Institute, but the Team Will Be
Made Up of the Best Players to Be
Games Will Be Played in September.
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Scattering

Mr.. Jasper was elected constable
and will not have to enter the second
election.
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Miss Nora Shields returned this NOR
ming from a two months visit in San
Diego, Los Angeles and other points
in California
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FOR RENT Business house on
Main street. Newly papered. Apply
N Costa. 51t3
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Mrs. George Fletcher and two chill
dren and her sister, Miss Carrie Emil
lio. have returned from trip in the
mountains and nave located -perma-
nently in Roswell.
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Remember

The chicken pie dinner, first door
south of shelby Hotel Thursday. Aug.
29. Benefit building fund 51t3
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Joe E. Rhea has returned from al
ern Texas.
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Bruce Jones, who has been visiting
many old friends here and relatives
at Carlsbad. left on the auto today
for his home in Carrizozo.
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INSTITUTES
BEST DAY
TEACHERS HAVE VERY INTEREST
ING SESSION TO-DAY.
OSTEOPATHIC HYGIENE

Skeleton Brought Before the Instruct
ors and Practical Lesson Taught
The Science of Ventilation Demon
strated by Prof. Brown Some
Startling Statements on Qualifica.
tions of Teachers.
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Joe H. Simpson, of Oklahoma City,
is mere calling on the newspapers and
printing Offices to sell new type.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-27

w. R. Ellis, of Amarillo. was here
with friends today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-27

WANTED Some one to plow lot
75x2OO #, at $40 S. Kentucky ave.
51t2*
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There win be no end to the bargains
during the closing days Of mg auction.
Last day Of this month sale win close.
zink. the JeHeler
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Just arrived, a fine liae of cream
chocolates and bon bons, at Hamp-
toms, 300 N. Main.
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Season tickets to the Chautauqua
Assembly are on sale at Payton Drug
Co., price $500 52t4
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Large tract of land with water right
In artesian belt, $500 per acre. Miss
Nell R. Moore. rear American Natl
Bank. SITS
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Miss Mlrrtle Maddox, of Zum, N. M.
came in last night and lef. today OF
the auto for her home.
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George Bruce. of Carlsbad, was here
Yesterday on business.
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Nervita is coming.

Il win close out some lines in my
stock entirely regardless of value.
Aug. 31st will be the last day OF the
auction.-zink, the Jeweler. soft
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Cazier win sell you the best lsnd
in the Pecos Valley for the least mon
ey. Titles perfect. Dexter. N. M. 27ts3
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links auction will continue another
week There will be nothing but bar
gains. Soft
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r. M. Coston, of Pecos, transacted
business in Roswell today.
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]. w. Soderstrom, of Great Bend
try.
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Two nice rooms for rent at $40 S.
Kentucky ave. 51t2*
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SYBIL BALLARD AND
MILTON ANTHONY WE'D.

Definite Lews was received today
that Miss Sybil Ballard. the beauti-
full young daughter of Sheriff and
ton Anthony, formerly of this city,
were married several days ago at Here
ford The wedding was reported by
rumor here several days ago, but it
was not confirmed Her father. who
went to Hereford yesterday to inves-
today
Miss Ballard a1d Mr.. Anthony were
Sweethearts of long standing, and al
though they were both quite young
resolved to marry. Some months ago
Mr.. Anthony moved to Hereford,
where he works with his father in
the carpenter and contracting bust
ness. Several days ago Miss Ballard
went to Hereford, Oh a visit, it was
supposed, but it now develops that
she went to meet and marry the man
of her choice. When the report of the
marriage first reached Roswell ner
father waited several days for a con-
firmatio1, but none came, the young
couple evidently fearing parental
wrath But now that Mr.. Ballard has
gone to Hereford and confirmed the
news, forgiveness and blessing have
40 doubt followed for the bride and
groom are coming here tonight with
Mr.. Ballard for a visit with the
brides parents.
The couple are both well known and
weddings with touch of romance
that generally pan OUT the best, and
a host of friends, in wishing them ev-
cry happiness and success, will join
IN the hope that the rule will apply
in its fullest measure on this occasion.
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Household go0ds---Furniture
etc. Only one month old. No
sickness in family. Will sell
at big discount. MiIlice, Dud-
ley & Wilson. 46-6t
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WELL MACHINERY
For Sale Quick
For Cash
2 Steam Boilers
| Rotary
Drop
All Necessary tools.
Will sell collectively or separ-
afeIy.
Come quick if y0u want a bar
gain.
K. S. Woodruff,
Special Master
X. 5. Woodruff,
Special Master

FOR RENT Rooms for light house
keeping. SIG N. Main 51tss
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The prize for the handsomest editor
or lawyer did not go to Newkirk af-
ter all, but was awarded to Mr.. Wha-
lea, of the Artesia Advocate. The de-
cision is entirely satisfactory to ev-
erybody, with the possible exception
of Col. w. H Mullane
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FOR RENT 5-room cottage. furn-
ished. Inquire western Grocery. s1ts.
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H D. Eccles came in last nigh
from Galveston on business.
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RoomIno House.

Furniture and lease for sale at a
bargain by Carlton & Bell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-09
VIEWS ON LOCAL SCHOOLS.
~, Riddle Believes Many Buildings
c..,,,d IA Abandoned or Rebuilt.

Col John Biddle, who was renewed
Engineer Commissioner OF the district 700,
week and who is chairman OF speciai
committee to report to Congress IN relation
70 eentralizing the public schools OF inc
District, said today that although the ma
,or,tv of the local school buildings are
80, m any in the country, number OF
them should be abandoned or rebuilt
When asked about his work In connec-
,,on with school buildings. the details OF
~ hitch have been previously printed in The
star. Col. Biddie stated that he had COM
nleted his inspection Of all the local school
houses. In order to get ideas for improve
ments the members Of this special commit
tee visited the newest buildings In Bait
more New York, Rochester, syracuse,
Springfield and Brookline.
..The buildings inspected outside Of TINS
city were, of course, the newest and pest
buildings. but our newest and best build
ings, such as the Armstrong and MCKINLEY
Manual Training schools. the Business
High School, the Western High school. ana
the eight-room buildings, such as the BLOW.
Ross, Hyde and others, are fully equal TO
that We have sAan elsewhere, although, as
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city had the misfortune to break her right
arm in two places above the elbow Sunday
afternoon. With the Daughters of Con-
federacy, she was attending the funeral Of
Mrs. Betty c. Lacy when she caught her
foot In a vine and fell, with the result
stated.
Col. E. D. Cole of this city has been
appointed a member of the staff of Gen.
Seth Bowling, chief marshal of the con-
federate reunion to be held In Richmond.
Mrs. Amelia Waring Favill. wife of Col.
]. NJ. Faviil, died Tuesday at her home in,
Stafford county. near this city. She was the
daughter of Henry cambridge of New
York. Her remains viii be taken to her
former home in Brooklyn, N. Y, for In
terment.
Judge John T. Goolrick Of the corporation
court of this city has entered a decree con-
flrming the sale Of the old Rising Sun
Tavern, which was sold recently at public
auction to the Society tor the Preservation
Of Virginia Antiquities.
Mrs. Augusta Bode has purchased Of Mr..
e. ]. Cartright his handsome home on
Washington avenue In this city.
DR.. Charles w. Kent, professor Of English
literature Of the University Of Virginia. de-
lfvered q lecture last night in the study
hall of the fredericksburg College on
"Shakespeares Romances," the proceeds to
be used in purchasing new books for the
Fredericksburg Lyceum Association.
Robert Bnckner. a highly respected old
colored man, died last night, aged seventy
years. For the past forty years he has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-09
Contract Runs Until 1908.
HoBSoN FOR COMMANDER.
Action Taken by Members of Fourth
Immune Camp.

Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson, repre-
been formally announced as a candidate for
the commandership of the Department Of
the District of Columbia, United Spanish
War Veterans, to succeed the present COM
mander. Capt. ]. Walter Mitchell, who has
declined denomination. Action was taken
last evening at a meeting of the -4th I'm
mune Camp, U. s. w. W, at Oppenheimer's
Hall, 514 9th street. Capt. William Pea
cock, camp commander called the meeting
TO order and spoke of the prosperity of the
organization.
The name of Capt Hobson was then
mentioned for the department commander
ship. Past Department Commander Capt
Lee NJ. Lipscomb spoke enthusiastically of
Capt. Hobson. Capt. Lipscomb declared
that the Spanish War Veterans in honor
ing Capt. Hobson would be honoring them
selves.
The camp by unanimous vote presented
the name of Capt. Hobson for the honor
and decided to heartily support him at the
annual department meeting In July. 1t
about sixteen or seventeen votes in the
department, that being the largest of any
camp.
The statement was made that the Admiral
George Dewey Naval Camp, of which Capt.
Hobson Is commander. will unanimously
indorse him at its next meeting
Addresses were made by Department Mus
terng Officer Shorey, Past Department Adj
jutant Rausch and others. including ] p
Davis visiting member from McGraw
Camp of Milwaukee, Wis.
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Steamboat Inspectors at Work.

The tug Walter F. Meade of Georgetown,
which has been lying at the pier at the
foot of o street for several days past hay-
Ing some boiler work done. underwent her
annual inspection at the hands of the
United States steamboat inspection officials
yesterday. and It is stated the inspection
was satisfactory one and that the license
Of the tug to do a towing business on the
Potomac will be renewed for another year.
The inspectors yesterday afternoon went
aboard the steamer Estelle Randall at the
9Th street wharf tested some new fire
hose with which she had been recently
equipped, and gave the steamer a looking
over to see that she has kept up to the
standard of efficiency required by the in
spection laws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-09
Among the Small Graft.

The new power launch st. Charles, be-
longing to Messrs. C. E. Sanford and Will
liam Garner OF this city. was launched yes
terday evening at Cumberiand's boathouse,
at the foot of 9th street. and as she went
into the water the name mentioned was
given her.
The steam launch Mercedes, q relic of
the war with Spain, which was among the
vessels of the quartermaster department of
the army. has been turned over to the En-
gineer Corps Of the army and has been as
signed to duty as q. tender to the WASH
ington barracks. The launch is lying at
the barracks pier alongside the engineer
steamer Pontonter.
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NEWS OF FREDERICKSBURG.
Application for Receiver Of Dickson
Hardware Company.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG. Va. May 8, 1907.
Messrs. Chichester Goolrick. counsel
for Robert s. Dickson. made application In
the corporation court here last evening
for the appointment OF q receiver for the
Dickson Hardware Company, which was
owned by Mr.. Dickson. This action was
caused by Mr.. William Dickson. father of
the proprietor, securing an attachment on
the stock Of hardware. alleging a claim Of
$500 for money loaned his son. Besides
this attachment there Is suit pending for
5000 by W. L. Dempsey and one for over
81 600 by Thomas Clark for services rem
dered The court heard argument on the
matter this evening. Robert 8. Dickson Is
wanted by the Washington authorities on
a criminal charge.
Robert W. Ferneyhough of Stafford coun-
ty, died yesterday at the home Of his son.
Milton Ferneyhough, after an illness Of sew
eral years. aged eighty-seven.
Mrs. George w. Shepherd, sr., Of this
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TWO ESCAPED FROM PRISON.
Second Jail Delivery at Hagerstown
Within q Week.
special Dispatch to The Star.

opecldI OiBpHtcn Int StHr
HAGERSTOWN, Nd, May 9.-The Sec
ond jail delivery within a week occurred
here this morning when Wade and Clay
Kenna, brothers, aged fifteen and seven
teen years., effected their escape. The two
Kennas escaped last Friday afternoon, but
were recaptured Sunday evening. When
they made their second exit from the jail
this morning they were accompanied by
ICY" Young. another youthful prisoner.
It IL believed the two boarded an early
Baltimore and Ohio freight train out Of
Hagerstown and are making their way to-
ward Washington with view Of reaching
Jamestown. 1t Is said the prisoners es-