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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-01
FORTY YEARS AND
kYaA AMI Fine Of $50 $40:
Ra each and forty Narfs in. prison, at

ssw EYayk Ap f97 plFI Haoosa st6':
qDq each and forty Aafs in prison, at
I hafd labor are 4 maximum penal
ties that can be invoked upon James
fGerdoR Bennett, proprietor and Mani
Ia M Gilhm advertising manage
If the New York Herald, who plead
Ell guilty to eight Indictments. for. cir
culating obscene matter through the
mails and upon whom sentence win
be pronounced tomorrow by Justice.
Hougn of the United StatesagGircuit7
court. 1t is considered likely tina
they will escape with heavy fines.
TIE New York Herald Company, as a
|corporations was ako named as a de-
Ffeadant4and will be fined.
The charges grew out of the, psgblis
cation in the Herald for many years
of a red light personal co1unln.' It
was alleged to be the source@Uftmany
evils n a crusade for it's shppres-
sion was i~naugurated by the Park
hurst society and many prominent min
istersaof thal city, aided hg the Hearst
hewsspapefs. Pbnbffcatioa Of the off
ensive personals was discontinued
some time ago as a result of the publ
lie clamor. On March 5 William Rand
Jr., as conse for the Herald corpora
ton and the indicted indivfduaiS.s
pleaded guilty in the sUnited States
circuit eeouTrt to eight charges Of send
ing through the mails newspapers con-
'taining obscene and Suggestive adver-
stisements, sin violation of section
3 1898 of stiae revised statutes of the
United States. At the request, sof Att
tor1ey Rand sentence was suspended
until tomorrow, when the indicted in
dividuals will appear before the court
in person. a. BHIaEu i
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The Plant Tree,

Richmond, Va. April 1.-H accord
ance with the procIamatioM bof the
governor, arbor day is befng enerally
observed throughout VirginA today
by planting trees and spech1 exer-
cfses in the public schools.
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U. S. Surt Meets.

Springfield. H., April 1.-The III.
S. criminal andfeircuit court for the
southern divisio& of the western Mis-
souri, district bnve1ed here today,
with an anusuaE large number of cri
minaf cases on Fae docket. A MAORI
are~aficitg fie&or s ~ ~
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0o0.5Ie Ia psfsa fatsa \
THE ENTIRE SYSTfMIl

It1is Expected that the Raise Will Be
+ : the Cause of"Long and Hard Fight.
ga This Action is i'm Retaliation, 1t is
Said, for the Legislation on Rates
in Various States.
fH4FEFE Al e4RIfE4T I'll 1F~tLEt
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r'sh5o'iA New u. 5. Attorney.
= St.HLouis, April IF W. Blodgett,
a we'll known ST. louis lawyer, today
succeeded Colonel D. P. Dyer rs t4Un
tied States distric attorney. for the
eastern district of Missouri.
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1t is reported that the passenger
train from the North will arrive on
time this eyening-but this is the
first Of April.oT ,osEBw FF
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1t is said that a girl at the College
of Industrial Arts built a beautiful
Easter dream" the materials for
which cost only s1.05. Will not the
legislature please increase the capac-
sity of that institution by providing
Accommodations for $50, 900 girls?-
Houston Post. IT'D rr-Ia.
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FOR tRENTs+ Al pleasant furnished
room. Apply 300 N. Richardson. 26tf
FOR RENT Furnished room, reas-
~ onablesFNew house. 300 n. Ky. 25t3"
FOR REMIT Nice fro front room. new
2 mouse, ~309 N. KY" ''F' 1861
Jeyfren a9Hhrt 81 Ra@p
FOR RENT TWO furnished rooms
with or without board, 7O3 n. Rich
aardsor pd@ .'1"urF @HE 26tf
FOR RENT F1rrndiSb rooms 619
81 NJ poo,sH teH ar1 fEst3 -
i tsu' 75arIsa eyRyta=@5 >
HRENT:--FTw front rooms fur
nished, for light housekeeping. 9I2
Mort Richardson. 25t3~
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This Will Settle il

IRA Roswell minister will Norm his
parishioners Sunday mor7R why
God Does Not Destroy tt VIZ Devil.''
This will settle one of the &Fst later
'estfng questions of the 'yd~P-Albu-
querque Journal. aaf sG5a7az .-r -se
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.syFor the information of the Artesia
News man, will say that SO far as
hair goes, the editor of the Record
might still qualify for a place on the
football team. 1t is our business man
ager who has worn of his hair max
ing the thing pay expenses
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-01

Both houses of the Colorado legisla'
ture have adopted a memorial ad,
dressed to the President n to COZ
gress, requesting that San Juan coun'
ty, New Mexico. be annexed to Colo
RADIO. The memorial, which was
adopted in response to a petition from
the. people of San Juan county, will
after being signed by the Governor
of Colorado be forwarded to Wash
ington- ..-.tar.aI a.s<
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Ntsy}s 4f you want to he at peace 9 with
yourself. do not mind being at war
with the world.-Max Muller.
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There are new houses going up in
all parts of town and business in all
ines is good in Roswell HiHf 90 N'
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-01

D., s1.Ezt.g,JToo much determination makes
F,.zslI lone morbid, and so curtails the pow
-=v =.ir 7yeFoof doing ugood-sDo with the light
Cd .f.gL you have today. Yesterday and tomor-
,gi-szI5 g5 row will take care of themselves
AyEL-s - Maverick. IHi fv t-t~fl'f %
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Representative Mu1lens says that
Holt and several other members Of the
old gang in the legislature declared
themselves in favor of passing a res,
,olution commencing the proposition
of a1nexing the Pecos %, Valley to
Texas. Hudspeth, however, opposed
the proposition on the ground that
the loss of the Pecos Valley would
force an increase of taxes in the re
mainder of the Territory
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T. " The people of San Juan county, nav
= ytruoing seen the workings of the plumber
iss So sbund, are anxious to annex their coun-
bEa ty to Colorado. San Juan is one of the
q y11sHbest counties in New Mexico. and the
4 = methods of the plulderbund are too
- hfs7 much for it to swallow. With San
Juan in the northwest and the Pecos
'sit7=f@ Valley in the southeast favoring Sc
.Eng c~ession, it looks as though there might
isds ~. nave been some acknowledgement of
geei affairs in New Mexico.-Santa Fe
ids s.nEagfe. Hn'7rH @di ls @'.dt F' '
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The progressive little town of Ha
german is preparing to build a water
o. plant
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IN A BAD WAY.

From Bryan'S
r bM@' The Republican party is now in
such straits that it has just one MAI
whom it regards as popular enough
'''F7 to be the candidate for President. Is
there any parallel in, history, to a sit
nation in which. a party hinges its
'tfV success on one man, and when that
sEudman rs one who has had the courage
- titosdrop his own platform and adopt
Ia, that of the imposition party2
The Republican party has, claimed
a monopoly of Intelligence. while it
} so has fostered a~amolopoly of every
3, 81 thing e3seII Isn't it strange that with
- a the brains it claims to have, it
:, has nc, other popular man in the
,-o- party lefE r4 Etsof 'a9 sif-st 1tp.
- The President has a. cabinet-are
- none, of it's members big enough to be
- President Haven't they been expos-
ed TO- reform all this "a time? Why
aaveat they caught it?t Why is 1T
that the. President alone has escaped
= the paralysis that has fallen upon the
vrs rest?, There lis only one explanation,
and that, is his popularity is due to
his .foInwiag the Democratic doctrine.
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9lsssfsR sFt rs fav anaTaoag 'saa
IN ueas van .rRaia foc9 HasR ssdi
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,NLLED,iHN DISCHARGE OF DUTY.
From The Dallas News. sG ~a9ifT
1tTThe@moresshockf7g crimes grow out
ef the lesser grimes and vices, as the
News hassrepeated a thousand. times
- mn1LLL..-- NJ .
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rI5V5&oThe Santa Fee Eagle now refers to
.SAt' the late .Iameated majority as the
Sorry" Seventeen. a-r trfr.sa
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A Healing for Lane
Muaegee, T Ty ApnT LYMAN
TKsI@ps, forpst casAer Of thA Indian
age5fT,s chatse Wfths eH1ezzlEg ST.
's06bf government funds, will BE! given
a fearing b. the grand jury which
cofvenes here this month
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VI extehd the building area on the
hills, Roswell must have a water
works plant. s a1I.f'
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years -
Two second hand gasoline engines
Ethree-horseapower each. sa9
one fonr.horse gasohnf en-
25 Sath@Mafn street.
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aTNa2 AatFtF n 70 , HFF'
.yIhtqRl aai~om 81 F'H"i
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The present method of issuing fraud
orders and of conducting prosecutions
against persons charged with mailing
obscene matter will be considered.
Such matters are now entirely in the
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FOR sSALEH.Qne 6-hprse power
gasoline engine, almost new, com
piete with clutch. Auto sparker,
n n cooling tank and two gasoline
tanks. No. 1G92bE Btatd st, Box
262, Roswell, N. M. 20fS*
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-r ffEnA G0fg6it&EN
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Hat& Eou beea sohytaday7 =

TIE new -antigambling law of Ari
soaa goes hfofenect today, ls.4 20
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Eor Sale

- TOT SdTGs q III
Three hfga grade sewing machine
cheap for sash. guaranteed Tor fv
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FOR SALE: Extra laah Windmill and
fence posts V,.Ifeeadl Yard 6t24
Q SSAAlL SALE -CHEAP.TNLady's, bicycle,
Almost new. Inquirt5ahis office 26t3
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Y y SIVUP, AMIuIII UI IUISV0
r apptyEtodTom White ore Lee Rich
ardst Atiret o. 2R5Tf8tf.
FOR SALE:- 8 @.P.a gasoline n
gine.TL- K. McGaffey,g1OS. N.fzMain7
street. 26tf
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

The Vermilllon Republican has set
the Yankton Press and Dakotan
right on the nature OF the visit Of
Vice President Fairbank to Yer.
million during the conference of the
Methodist church next month. The
Yankton paper had it all figured
out that 1t "will be an occasion
when an important demonstration
will be made to advance his interests
as a candidate for president" The
Vermillion Republican calmly in
forms the Yankton paper that the
vice president has been invited to at
tend the conference and deliver an ad-
dress to the Methodist brethren upon
matters Of special interest to their
denomination. and that 1t was pro-
bable that the distinguished guest
would also make a speech upon some
question OF a national. character.
Brer. Wiley informs Brer. Lusk
that among the Methodist brethren
will be found supporters of Taft, Of
Cannon, Of Hughes, OF Root, and
without doubt that there are some
LaFollette admirers, which, the
Republican thinks, ought to solace
the Yankton editor to some extent.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
STANDARD OILS PROFITS.

II there ever was a corporation that
vas put on the gridiron and grilled
to the satisfaction OF the public 1t is
the Standard Oil Co. People have
had some remote idea that the
Standard vas making an immense
amount Of money In its business,
but just how vast was the sum it
had never reached anything OF a
dentiIte conclusion. Everv user Of
gasoline was satisfied that the CON-
pany Wassnot losing money and chat
It's greed was insatiate fon higher
prices. He has only to turn his
memory back to a few years ago and
1t lis recalled that he was paying
but II cents a gallon for gasoline, and
even that was a high price, when it
is taken into consideration that less
than aqualter of a century ago kerr
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

When Editor W. S. Bowen, who
has been at the head of the Sioux
Falls Press for several years. retired
from the position a few days ago, he
was forced to make his retiring an
nouncement through the columns of
the Argus-Leader. Mr.. Bowen
stated that he was forced to this
unusual way of making an announce
ment because of the attitude of his
business partner in closing the paper
to him. 1t is evident that Mr.. Dot
son did not want the Press to suffer
by reason. of the withdrawal of Mr..
Bowen until Ills permanent successor
WAS appointed. In the meantime
Mortimer e. Brown, who has been
the editor telegraph on the Press,
will preside over the editorial COL
1t is expected that w. C.
Cook, the new half owner, will take
possession in a short time.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
TRAINS TO RUN IN OCTOBER
It is Expected that Milwaukee Road
Will Start Train Service to Hills
Soon.

Sioux City Journal: Advices re-
ceived yesterday by John G. Love,
division passenger agent for the Chi
ago Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
way company, indicate that through
passenger service between Sioux City
and Rapid City over the new White
River Valley extension from Cham
berlain probably will be established
early in October.
The Milwaukee general officials in
Chicago are considering a request
from Black Hills business men to en-
phasize the Importance Of the occa-
sion by running a special train from
Sioux City to Rapid City and return.
Mr.. Love said no schedule for the
regular train service had been ar
ranged-not even a tentative sched-
ule. However he thought it would
be safe to say that a train would
leave Sioux City about 10 o'clock in
the morning after the arriva, Of the
morning train from Chicago. This
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

train will arrive at Rapid City early
the following morning. Running in
the opposite direction, a train will
leave Rapid City at night and arrive
in Sioux City the following morning.
This service will amount to
through service between Chicago and
the Black Hills through the Sioux
City gateway. The only change for
sleeping cal passengers will be in
Sioux City, the understanding being
that sleeping ears and dining ears
will be operated between Sioux City
and Rapid City exclusive of the SER
vice between Chicago and Sioux City.
The distance over the new line be-
tween Sioux City and Rapid City is
42O miles.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
Didn't Get Il Just RIGHT.

The subject of profanity was being
discussed the other evening at a dinner
party in Harlem. When one Of the
guests facetiously limited that his host
could teal 1t off a little when no women
were present the hostess became indig-
nant. Il would have you under.
stand" she said. with crushing dignity,
that my husband eve says anything
before ladies that he wouldn't say
anywhere" She is still wondering
why it was that everybody laughed
New York Tribune.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
Uses For s.h.

Dampen soda and apply when bitten
by any poisonous insect.
A weak solution Of soda will revive
the color in a dusty carpet.
Keep flowers fresh by putting a
pinch Of soda in the water.
One large teaspoonful Of salsoda VIII,
bleach a k~ettleful Of clothes.
Add a teaspoonful Of soda to the wa
ter In which you wash silver.
Add a little soda to the water when
boiling out enamel saucepans and It
Will help to cleanse them.
A spoonful Of soda added to the wa
ter In which dishcloths are washed
Will keep them a good color and sweet
en- them.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

All roads leal to Mitchell this
week, and all the people are coming
this week. The great corn palace
seaon Is on and the celebration of the
harvest festival will be.in accordance
with the good..pravailing conditions
In South Dakota, which has held
its own with the best Of the states
In the matter of production in spite
of the off year on weather and late
spring disagreeable features. South
Dakota has long ago proven her
worth, and during the succeeding
years all she will have to do is to
simply emphasize it each year during
the corr palace season. Many Iowa
and Illinois farmers are in the CITY
at the present time and they will
have an opportunity to be convinced
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

That was a very fine tribute paid
to Mitchell's corn palace by Governor
Crawford in his opening address
Monday afternoon. The governor
said that the corn palace was the
most effective above all things
as an advertising feature for the
entire state OF South Dakota. And
he thought that the people OF Mitch.
ell were entitled to .reater credit
than is usually given an enterprise
of this kind for the reason that thew
subscribed all the money, did all the
work and made it a success all them
selves, and further that no outside
assistance in a financial way was
contributed from any source. The
governor even went farther In ex-
tending his good will to the palace
when he declared that he would
pledge his personal and Official
inf1urce to help and do all in his
power to make the enterprise a sue
cess.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

osene vas selling for as low as 10
cents a gallon. But today we are
paying 25 cents for oui gasoline, a
price that is considered outrageous,
and a lot Of the consumers are taking
great deal of satisfaction in the
fine that was imposed by Judge
Lands, ard they will hope that the
government will be able to collect
every dollar Of 1T.
The Standard people have just sent
ont a little book that contains a
statement from its directors to the
employees and the stockholders
touching upon the fine of Judge
Lands wherein they attempt to set
forth the fact that the Standard had
been ~unjustly used in the case and
that 1T had been fined for rebating
Or discrimination In freight rates,
but that the legality Of a freight
rate vas the basis for the fine. The
Standard attempts to retry its Ease
before the public by the publication
OF a lot Of testimony from the press
OF the United States, which has
viewed the evidence from its own
standard. The court Of the United
States has passed Oh the evidence
that was submitted and the fine
OF Judge Lands was imposed, which
has been endorsed by the country in
general.
Something as to the profits of the
Standard has just been brought to
light In a New York court, and they
are simply astounding. For a period
Of seven years, from 1899 to 1906, the
company is shown to have earned as
profits $500, 3l5, 943, making annua
average OF S61, 600, 900. To its share
holders it distributed during the
same period S308, $50, 403, and tine
assests grew from 5000, 1911 1923 to
1871, 53l. 53l. This information was
cleaned by Frank b. Kellogg, the
attorney for the government in a
suit In New York for the dissolution
Of the Standard Oil Co. While
efforts have been made heretofore to
some information as TO the
enormous profits the company has
been making this 1T is the first time
that it has been secured. The people
of this country will stand against at
the sums of money which they have
been paying for the Standards pro-
ducts during all these years. With
these immense profios staring them
in the face 1T will be a difficult thing
for the Standard to try and make
the people understand that 1T cannot
sell it's gasoline any cheaper. But it
is hoped that the day is coming when
the Standard will be made to under
stand that it cannot ESTABLISH an out
rageous p%rice:.for Its commodity and
keep 1t mr.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
A Dumas Story.

Dumas the elder was rarely sn;+efn,
to or about his fellow men, but one
day, when he happened to be in that
mood. a friend called to tell him a
piece of news. "They have just given
NJ. X. the Legion of Honor he said.
Then he added in a significant tone,
"Now, a you imagine why they
should have given it to him?'
YES" answered the great dramatist
promptly. "They have given it to him
because he was without it."
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

The Yankton Press and Dakotan
accuses the stalwart papers Of SWITCH
ing on the Roosevelt candidacy.
Why, bless you, there isn't a stall
wart paper In the state but what
was for Roosevelt long ago, and would
be today II the president will accept
the nomination, but when he said
no %convincingly the stalwarts en-
dorsed the Presidents choice-Secre-
tary Taft. The insurgents can't say
as much.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

Don't throw anything away unless
its value is less than the cost Of a
want ad.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-25
Notice Of Incarceration.

Notice Ii hereby given that a corporation has
been duly formed by the undersigned and arti
c.es Of incorporation duly executed, filed and re-
corded. The name Of the corporation Is ii. L. Grice
Drug Company. Its principal place Of transacting
It's business Is Red Cloud. Webster County. Ne
braska; the general nature Of the business to be
tr. is the conduct of a general retail and
wholesale drug business. the manufacture. com
pounding. purchase and sale OF drugs, medicines
and prescriptions. and of all goods and wares
usually handled by retail or wholesale druggists
or drug companies and the acquisition. holding,
maintenance and disposition of such real estate,
buildings, structures and personal property ss
may be deemed necessary to the proper and ad
vantageous conduct Of said business. The
amount of capital stock authorized Is x',7O.Oe
subscribed and fully paid up at commencement
OF business. The time Of commencement OF the
corporation is October LIST, 1907. and It's termina.
ton is fifty years from said date. The highest
| amount of Indebtedness or liability TO which the
corporation Is at any time TO subject itself Is
~ 5OO.0 Oh. The officers by whom the affairs OF
the corporation are to be conducted, are a board
! ~ not to exceed three directors. from whom are
chosen a president, secretary and treasurer.
Dated October sd. 1871.
II. F.. GRIcE,
i. j. GRIcE,
X. l.. GRIME
incorporates
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-25
Business College Notes
l.. VI. STEWARD. PRESIDENT.

l.. NJ. Stewart made "A business trip
to Guide Rock Monday and maze ar.
r~angements to give an entertainment
in the opera house at that place on the
evening of November 5.
Miss Vera Brubaker. of CowleS, en-.
tered the shorthand department of the
business college last Monday.
Mr.. Arvid Anderson of this city en-
rolled in the shorthand department
last Saturday at the business college.
Although the Grand Island business
college has "A wonderful reputation AS
IA school in this part of the country, the
management of our college came into
competition with her last week in two
cases and won both prospective stu.
dents for this college.
The manager made a trip to Riverton
Tuesday and arranged to give an
entertainment In Riverton and also in
Inavale in the near future.
The business college football team
is now being coached by j. G. Stewart
of the Ohio State University.
Don't forget the game between the
Red Cloud business college and Con.
cordia next Saturday.
The Burr Oak football team will bt
here for the Thanksgiving date. Thi.
will be "a fine game.