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10 the Clerk : office Of the Cincuit court
81 stafford Co. International Harvester
20. plaintiff against Il. A. Reid Il. al
a"icndants. !, &. \. Bryan. clerk 81 the
SAid court. do certify that the bond n
fuired OF the spcinl commissioner by the
1''re', rendered ia said c'luss ON the 18th
day Of July, 1905. has been duly given
bisen under my hand ns clerk Of the said
court this 18th day Of July, 1908.
Iyls-R4w G. 4. BRYAN Clerk
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23.ooo Cattle In On. 81.

chihuahua, Mex. Aug s. - General
Luis Terrazas. fatherinlaw OF Am
bassador Creel has just sold $4,000
head Of cattle 10 Charles r. Hunt OF
Fl Paso. Tex They viii b. shipped t.
tre United STATES.
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Public Sale
81 a valuable tract ol
timber Land

Pursuant 20 the terms 90 "A d.-,l ~
trust oi April 18th. 1908. FROM Il 4.
k"id and Wifr To the undersigned. which
deed is recorded in tie Clerks oii,.. nf
Oh" tinuit Court 81 Stafford county Nir
Sinia, and hy directions 80 "a d.er-.
oi the Nnuit court of stafford county.
Va. entered July 18th. 1905. in the
chanccry cause therein pending under tn.
style 81 the International Harvester
Tom pany 81 America ~ X. A. Reid and
Others, the undersigned trusts. shall
nu'r Tor sale at public auction. - th,.
highest bidder. b,for. the front door az
the court-houss in Fr-lcrirksbur, Vir-
EInln. on
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Virginia Military Institute,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA

10th Year. State Military, Scientific and
Technical School. Thorough courses of
general and applied Chemistry and in
Electrical and Civil Engineering. Degree
oil graduate IN academic course, and de
grees OF Bachelor Of Science in Technical
COURSES. All expenses, including clothing
and incidentals, provided at rate OF 1865
per annum, rs an average for the four
years, exclusive Of outfit. For information
address f. W. NICHOLS, supt
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Sbe Free Lance IL prepared to do 81
Kinds OF Job printing in frst-clsss styl'
~ moderate prisss.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF EXCELLENT
STORE PROPERTY

az 69ingy's station on the Ri.h-
mond. fredericksburg ana p.
tomac Railroad.
~ authority conferred upon mo by
u''i'N 81 the Ciruit court ~ Car,,lin,
county, Virginia, ON the 18th dav ol
July, l9Oc, m the chanccry cause of Vii
manson , e. ais. ~. Williamson ct. ais
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g. MURDOCH, ssa. Frt. 4 Pass. a.
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WILLARD THOMSON, Gen. Nan.
Baltimore. Nd. March 10. 1908
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-30
THE ROSWELL BOWLING
LEAGUE ORGANIZED.

On Sept. 23rd last a meeting was
held of the bowlers of Roswell, and
an organization perfected composed
of eight teams Of three men each.
The object of the organization is
to promote interest in this healthful
sport and to bowl for the team cham
pionship of the city. Ross l.. Malone
was elected secretary of the league
and will appoint umpires, score keep
ers and have charge of the details of
the organization.
Prizes for teams, as well as indi-
vidua1 bowlers will be awarded during
the season.
All games will be bowled under the
rules of the American Bowling Con-
gress.
Mr.. Jewett has put the alleys in
excellent condition, and with the lev
equipment, some exciting games and
high scores are looked forward to.
This pape will publish results as
they OCCUR with the team and individ.
ual averages
Below is a complete list of the
teams and schedule of games for the
! first series.
Roswell Bowling League.
Joyce Pruit Co.-Pete Bemis, o. D
Edmondson, Jim Hall.
Shepherd & Co.-Chas. Shepherd
J. U. Gross, J. A. Herbster.
Real Estate Men.-Ross Malone
Will Lawrence, H. c. Miller.
Farmers.-Rufe Donnahoo, w. Bar
ley, Max Holcomb.
Stockmen.- Will johnson, Kirl
johnson, o. u. Finley. 81
p. o. Clerks.-Geo. Hinson, H. w
Cass, D. X. Rutledge
Bankers o. H. Smith, Claude
Hobbs, Bruno Totzek.
Clerks Evans Johnson, Waite.
Bailey. Herbert Decker.
Schedule of Games:
Oct Real Estate Men ". Farm
ers.
Oct. 6-Stockmen VS.. P. O.. Emp.
Oct. S.-Bankers VS.. Clerks.
Oct. 13.-Joyce-Pruit Co. VS.. Rea
Estate Men.
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Ffrs Game-sbenhera 8 Co. As


First Game.-Shepherd & Co. 452;
Joyce-Pruit Co, BOG.
Second Game.-Shepherd & Co.,
431; Joyce-Pruit CO, 286.
Third Game.-Shepherd & Co., 379,
Joyce-Pruit Co., 40.
Totals.-Shepherd & Co. 1852, Joyce
Pruit Co., 1902.
High Average.-Jake Gross, 158 IL
High Score.-Jake Gross, 172.
Joyce-Pruit's team did well consid'
ering that they nave had little or no
practice, and will no doubt be a hard
team to overcome later when the boys
get in shape.
The feature of last nights contest
was the steady bowling Of Gross ano
the good spare work of Herbster was
also noticeable.
The next League Game Thursday
night is between the Farmers and the
Real Estate men.
Ross l.. Malone, Sec
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clines to pay the fees. The prosecu-
ton was instituted by the city and
under the ordinance each day upon
which milk is sold when not under
the regulations will constitute a sep
arate offense. The case was set for
trial this morning before Justice A.
J.. Weller. but at the request of the
defense was continued until Friday
morning at ten o'clock.
There has been some objection to
the milk section of the ley ordin-
ance on the ground that milk is ship
ped into Roswell from P~ortales and
other points north without such in
spection. The city officials intend to
look into this phase Of the question
and, if necessary, amend the ordi-
nance to cover such cases. They pro
pose to push the prosecution TO the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-30
MILITARY CADETS GRE
ATED A SENSATION.

DR.. J.. H. Jenkins, who returned
last night from Albuquerque, says
the cadets of the New Mexico Mill
tary Institute were cheered from one
end of the street to the other as they
marched from the depot n went
through various evolutions. After see
ing one of the cadet drills, the Las
Vegas company of the National Guard
announced it's purpose not to enter
the contests for cups, and it was lat
er stated that even the regular sol
diers were afraid to enter the com
petitive drills against the cadets. The
perfect drill OF the boys amazed the
regular army officers.
DR.. jenkins was accompanied home
by Dick and John Barnett, just re-
turning from a trip to California, and
by Harry +, Morrison. E. "A. Cahoon,
John Shaw and Capt. Poe who went
to attend the Shrine meeting are ex-
pected home today. The following
Roswell men took the Shriners' de-
gree at Albuquerque: Charles de
Bremond, r. P. Bean, w. M. Reed
and M. W. Hodges. The Shriners ban
Quet on Monday night was attended
by 250 members Of the order. Captain
Poe and Col. J. w. Wilson, of Ros-
well, both made speeches at the ban.
quet, magnifying the glory Of the
Pecos Valley as well as the principles
of Masonry. Many distinguished Ma
sons were present from various parts
of the country.
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Oct. 15.-Shepherd & Co. VS.. the
Farmers.
Oct. 2O.-Stockmen VS.. Bankers.
Oct. PIP. o. Employees V. Clerks
Oct. 27.-J. P. Co. VS.. Farmers.
Oct. 29.-Sheph,erd & Co. VS.. Real
Estate Men.
Nov. 3.-P. o. Emp. VS.. Bankers
Nov. 5.-Stockmen VS.. Clerks.
Nov. 1O.-Joyce-Pruit Co. VS.. P. o.
Employees.
Nov. 12.-Shepherd & Co., VS.. the
Bankers.
Nov. 17.-Clerks VS.. Real Estate
Men.
Nov. 19.-Farmers VS.. Stockmen.
Dec. l. Joyce-Pruit Co. VS.. Stock
men.
Dec. 3.-Real Estate Men VS.. the
Bankers.
Dec. S.-Clerks VS.. Shepherd & Co.
Dec. 10.-P. o. Employees VS.. the
Farmers.
Dec. IS Joyce-Pruit Co.. VS.. the
Bankers.
Dec. I7.-Shepherd & Co. vs. the
Stockmen.
Dec-22.-Clerks VS.. Farmers.
Dec. 29.-P. O.. Employees VS.. Real
Estate Men.
e 81 Joyce-Pruit Co VS.. the
Clerks.
IAN. 5.-Bankers VS.. Farmers.
Jan. Real Estate Men VS.. the
Stockmen.
Jan. 12.-P. o. Employees VS.. Shep-
herd & Co.
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THE REPUBLICAN ORGAN
n n Irs Gill

The Register-Tribune publishes Mr..
Larrazolo's denial of the fabrication
published Sept. Is in that paper, and
offers a beggarly excuse for its ac-
ton. 1t says the speech was handed
to the Register-Tribune by a man in
whom they had confidence, and they
published it because they had heard
from other sources that Mr.. LARA
zolo had made such speeches.
Now, isn't that the limit? What an
excuse for the publishing Of such an
accusation. Handed in by some man.
Who was this unknown and more thar
likely fictitious man.? Name the "crit.
ter" and let him assume the respon-
sibility for his act. Don't let him
hide out behind an irresponsible
newspaper, but drag him out into the
limelight of public opinion and let
the people see what sort of an ami
NAL he is.
AT the head of it's editorial column
the Register-Tribune carries the state
ment that any ~inaccuracy or mis-
statement will be gladly corrected
and then proceeds to publish a sour
rilous and malicious charge against
the character of one of New Mexicots
most honored citizens, and all on the
word of some unknown, irresponsible
man, if there was such a man.
The manly thing for the Register
Tribune to do, and the only manly
thing that it could do under the cir
cumstances, would be to apologize
publicly and privately to Mr.. LARA
zolo for the circulation of such sour
.rilous and unfounded charges against
him. VIII the Republican organ act
in a manly manner.
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TO TEST NEW
SANITARY ORDINANCE

A. C.. Swanson, the dairyman, has
decided to make a test of the new
city sanitary ordinance, especially
that portion Of 1t which requires the
monthly inspection of diaries and 9th.
er places from which milk is sold in
the city of Roswell. The ordinance
provides for a fee OF 81 per COW for
inspecting dairy cattle the first time,
and ten cents per month thereafter.
Mr.. Swanson;s dairy. has been inspect
ed by the new sanitary Inspector. DIR.
J. n Jenkins, but Mr- Swanson de-
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WALTER LONG BREAKS
SHOULDER IN A FALL.

Walter Long, of Ell Moro ranch,
came in Monday night to secure treat
ment for a broken shoulder. While
chasing coyotes a few days g he
was riding at full speed when his
horse fell, pitching him ten feet in
the air. When he struck the ground
he broke his right shoulder. He will
spend severaI days in Roswell.
Mr.. Long denies the truth of the
report that was put recently concern
ing him and a lucky strike he was
supposed to have made.
S. ". Holder was here from Lake
Arthur yesterday and today.
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LARRAZ0L0 NAILS A LIE

THE RECORD CALLED THE ATTENTION OF O. A. LARRAzOLO
TO THE LIE MANUFACTURED AND CIRCULATED BY REPUBLICANS
CONCERNING THE SPEECHES OF MR.. IARRAZOLO AND PUBLISHED
IN THE REGIsTERTRIBUNE, AND THE FOLLOWING REPLY, WHICH
COMPLETELY DIsPROvEs AND SHOWS UP THE FALSE AND MALL
CIoUs CHARACTER OF THE REPORT, WAS RECEIVED:
8 TO THE VOTERS AND TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW MEXICO: g
3 My attention has just been called to the following g
g article appearing n the RoswenR egster-Tribune Of September Is, g
9 in which this language is attributed to me: g
g els it, my countrymen, that we are tic be cast aside as g
g unworthy by those who have overrun or land, made light of g
g traditions, sheer at our u m and revle or religious g
g ceremonies? Have W e 1t fe1t. the heel of the gringo upon g
g efort to take u rightful. place in legislative halls? And an g
8 you do that tin any other wy than by ranyng around the stan g
8 dard of one of your own blood, your own customs, your own g
g religion? What has the domlne9rpg, grasping Americana ever s.
@ done for u.s.? Nothing but au e u confidence, steal or lands g
g Ant u mines n grind u deeper into the dust Of the high .
8 "a Vote or a ma of your w blood, a a of your own g
g faith, a a who loves he lex cn and hates HI despised n g
g heretcal gringo" CThe paper adds: Further comment on the g
g above is unnecessarily g
g 1t is almost humihaun % be compelled to take notice s.
g of such malicious ant scurrlous charges a are contained in the s.
g tempt that it deserves, were it n o for fear that a lew of the people 60
g who have recently come to New Mexico, and who are but slightly. g
g if at all, acquainted with m e shold consrue my silence into a n g
g admission of the charge therein. mi is the third race 1 make in g
g his Territory for delegate to Congress-, and have on different oc- g
3 casons discussed political issues IN all the principal towns in each So
g and every m of the counties of this Territory; my political oppo- g
3 and this is the first time that any such charge has been made g
g against me. 1t is needless to say that the accusation is a wnful, &
g deliberate and malicious fabricat on coming from the opposition; g
3 were it lot {, the TIME and PLACE where such language g
g used by me would have been quoted by the writer, and that such a g
g charge is made only proves the desperate position to which the 6
opposition las been driven. Not only have 1 never used n sucn g
8 language, not only do I not enter in n such unpatmotic feelings, g
8 ut tn people of this Territory will bear witness to the fact that e
g my best efforts ave always eel directed to eradicate race preju- G
g dice from the minds of the people n establish a brotherly feeling e
g among all classes of u citizens. Very respectfully, g
g (signed) o. A. LARRAZOLO. e
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Socialist County Convention.

A convention of the Socialist party
will be held at Eagle Hall, Roswell.
at 200 p. m, Monday, Oct. 5, 1908.
to nominate candidates for county
officers. ALI party members are espe-
cially requested to be present. tie
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Transfer of Insurance Agency.

This is to certify that the under
signed have this day sold and trans
ferred their Insurance and Bonding
Agency and all outstanding accounts
due. our firm, together with our good
will, to Messrs. French n Malone.
The personnel of said firm is Geo. E.
French and Ross L. Malone.
We wish to heartily thank those
who have favored US with their pat
ronage during the many years in
which we lave conducted this agen.
cy, and recommend our successors,
Messrs. French and Malone, as bust
ness men of integrity whom you may
feel assured will handle your insur.
ance matters with care and prompt
ness. A continuation of your business
with the new firm will be very much
appreciated by us.
KELLAHIN & CALFEE.
September "a, 1908.
While we hope to become recip'
tents Of the good will and business
favors heretofore shown the old firm,
yet we are fully aware that it is upon
our own merits we must retain them.
We expect to devote our entire time
to the business of insurance, thus
placing ourselves in a position to
more fittingly serve you and study
your needs in this particular line.
We wish to impress both the pres
ent and prospective patrons of our
agency with the fact that the business
i~ntrusted to US will De handled with
the utmost systematic care, and you
may feel confident in the fact that
your interests will be made our own.
FRENCH & MALONE.
This Sept. "a, 1908.
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not yet made a single speech in Span
ish, and the fake had been sprung
pr~ematurely. The Register-Tribune
had no authority whatever for the
story except the original fake which
had been suppressed several weeks
before.
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Roosevelt pleads the baby act. He
guardism in his attacks upon other
persons-but of course nothing per.
sonal" should be said about him
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If, as Attorney General Hervey sug
gests, statehood is the only issue in
this campaign" then that settles it.
The Republicans have been tried for
twelve years n failed. The time has
come to send a Democrat as delegate
to congress.
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Winton Ault. a young lawyer from
Fort Collins. Colo, arrived last night
and left today for Lake Arthur where
he n his father, Alexander Ault,
have land interests.
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The alleged Cleveland letter en-
dorsing Taft turns out to have been
a forgery, even a greater fraud thar
the alleged speech of Larrazolo pub
lished by the Register-Tribune.
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Don't forget the meeting of the
Bryan-Larrazolo Democratic Club on
Thursday night.
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s. F. Gutsch came up from Hager.
man this morning to spend q few days
looking after business.
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ChaVes Co. Democratic Ticket

For County Commissioners ard Dist.
N. J.. FRITZ.
County Com'r. Second District,
w. M. ATKINSON.
For Probate Judge,
J. r. EVANS.
For Clerk of Probate Court,
r. p. GAYLE.
For County Sheriff,
C.. L. BALLARD.
For County Assessor,
GUY n. HERBERT.
County Treasurer and Ex-OMcio
Collector,
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
>superintendent Of Schools,
c. C. HILL.
County Surveyor,
". r. KENNEY.
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Mr.. Bryan seems to a played a
pretty keen game in drawing Presi-
dent Roosevelt and his candidate into
a controversy in which they are now
forced to declare themselves on the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-30

Since the alleged Cleveland letter
has turned out to be a campaign for
gerry, President Roosevelt has dropped
his attitude of respect for the dead,
and gleefully attacks the Cleveland
administration in his effort to evade
the questions asked by Mr.. Bryan.
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RESULT OF FIRST OF THE

The Shepherd & Co.. team defeated
the Joyce-Pruit team in a three game
series by a margin of go points. The
score follows:
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WHEN and WHERE did

WHEN and WHERE did
MI. Larrazolo make the speech
attributed to him by the Ros-
well RegisterlTribune? Also,
please name at least one res
ponsible American citizen who
heard the speech. The unsup- G
ported word Of the Register c
Tribune has no standing In G
this court. c
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-30

r. Kornegay came down from ELI
da last night on business.
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

issues of the day and defend the rec
And still another promise of state
hood from President Roosevelt. But
what's the use? Haven't the Republi-
cans been promising New Mexico
statehood every year during the past
twelve years, during which time they
have been in entire control of the
national government and able to
grant it had they been honest?
1t is the deposlUors, not the bank.
ers, whose interests are at stake in
the bank guarantee plan. What If ii
should entail an expense and some
what lessen the profits of the bankers
to guarantee their deposits? The de
p%ositors are entitled to as good securi
ty for their money as the bankers de
mand when they loan money.
Isn't hal an ingenious, not to say
ingenious, excuse the Roswell Reg
ter-Tribune offers for printing ar
imaginary speech of Larrazolo, de
nouncing the "gringoes?" The truth
of the matter is hat the Register
Tribune was fully aware that such g
fake story had been published sew
eral weeks ago west of the noun
tains, but was suppressed because il
was learned that Mr.. Larrazolo had
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issues of the day and defend the e
ord of the Republican administration.
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fullest extent.
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-20
Causes of Railroad Accidents.

According to the records Of the IN
terstate commerce commission there
were 1892 derailments on railroads
in the United States during the year
ending June 80, 1907. These accidents
resulted in the death of 515 persons
and the injury of $685.. This was an
increase Of 1871 derailments over the
previous year, with a proportionate in.
crease in fatalities and injuries. A
study Of the causes shows that a little
more than two-thirds of these acct.
dents were due to defects In equip
ment, the remainder to defects in road.
way. The trouble is attributed large
ly to the enormous increase in traffic.
which in recent years has exceeded
the carrying capacity Of the roads, ne,
cessitating the use of every car and en-
CINE capable of running, and subject.
ing the permanenent structures to I'M
exampled strain.
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-20
WALKED THOUSANDS OF MILES.
Distance Travelled by Men Long In
British Mail Service.

There must be few, even among
| men of letters" who, like Joseph
Hunt, Lincolnshire (Eng.) postman.
can claim to have tramped distance
of, roughly, 100000 miles, not much
less than the equivalent of ten jour
neys around the earth. Not long ago
George Thompson retired from SER
vice as postman in the Langrick dis
trict of Yorkshire, after covering on
foot $4,000 miles in 26 years Of letter
carrying, a service IA years shorter
than that Of his Lincolnshire rival. In
"a years Orme M. Brown walked
111,000 miles as a postman between
Cupar and Kilmany and Logie-a dis.
lance, as was stated at the appropri-
ate presentation to him of an easy
chair, nearly equal to half that which
separates the moon from the earth.
John Simmonds of Henley-on-Th
retired with a record Of $4,000 miles
of fair "heel and toe," the result OF
40 years tramping; while most amaz-
ing of all, Thomas Phipps, q postman
in the Chipping Norton district, was
credited with an aggregate journey
Of 100000 miles between the years
1910 and 1898.