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that It continue until all the wealth
piled by the bJndsmen's go years OF
unrequited toll shall be sunk, and until
every drop OF blood drawn with the
lash shall be paid by another drawn
with the sword as was said 5000 years
ago, so still it must be said The judy
meuts Of the Lori are true and righ-
teous altogether.
with malice coward none; with
charity for all; With frmnSss f. the
right, as God gives US TO sec the right,
let us strive on 70 finish the work we
are in"
In the work we of this generation are
ia, there IS, thanks be 70 the Almighty.
no danger of blOOdshed and no use for
the sword; but there IS grave need OF
those stern qualities shown alike by the
men Of the North and the men Of the
South in the dark days when each
valiantly battled for the light as 1t n as
given each to see the light.
Their spirit should be our spirit,
as we strive TO bring nearer the day
when greed and trickery and cum
ming shall be trampIed under feet
by those who fight for the righteous
ness that exaIteth a natiOn.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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FUSES EXPLODE
IN BIG ARSENAL
Three Injured and Many
Narrowly Escape Death
at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 31.-An explo-
sion in the fuse plant OF the Frankford
Arsenal today resulted in the serious
injury of three Rorkmen and a genera,
scare, amount e almost to a panic,
arlong the thou sands Of persons living
in that seCtio- - re city.
More thar % Eien 1nd women were
at work - .Gs luse plant at the time,
and that more ere not hurt is regard
ed almost as n miracle as the explosion
was of sunicievt force to shake build
ings within a great radius. The three
seriously injured e'Lployes were taken
to hospitals. Several others who sus-
tained decorations and bruises were
treated on the ground.
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Widen Control
Over Railroads

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion should be provided with the
means to make a physical valuation
OF any road as to which it deems
this valuation necessary.
When once an inflated capitalize
ton has gone upon the market and
has become fixed in value, its ex-
istence must he recognized.
/ think that the Federal Govern
ment must also assume = certain
measure of control over the physical
operation Of railways.
This country provides its railway
facilities by private capital. Those
facilities will not be adequate unless
the capital employed is assured of
Just treatment and an adequate re-
turn.
The fundamental idea that these
railways are public highways must
be recognized, and they must be
open TO the whole public upon equal
terms and upon reasonable terms.
I desire TO repeat my recommends
ton that railways be permitted to
form traffic associations.
In fixing the charges OF our rail-
roads. I believe that, considering the
interest of the public alone, It IS
better TO allow too liberal rather
than too scanty earnings, for, other
wise. there is grave danger that
our railway development may not
keep pace with the demand for
transportation.
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p railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour On The Odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL sd ST. NEW YORK
= 90 r. m.-Diner. Pullman Psrl0r.
1900 g. m.-BUffeL ParlOr. Hr. Traf~-
80 20 a. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
fu:00 g. m.-Dinsr and Pullman Parlor Car.
y 90 ?. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
q 90 D. H." Royal Limited" All Pullman.
fA-O0 Z m.-COachss 20 Philadelphia.
g 90 .. u.-Diner and Pullman ParloE
800 ?. m--COsches 70 Philadelphia.
IL 90 ,. m.-SleeperE.
aa.s2 a. m--Slee psrE.
ATLANTIC CITY. t7so9. Ss.oo. f11:o0 q m.
tl.OG. s3.Oo .. n
ANRAPoLIs. wesk days. 800 a. n. fa.Oo
icon. 49, 90 p.n Sun, $40 an. 50 d N
EVERY HoUR on THE HOUR
TO BALTIMORE.
s2.S1 $500. $50. ,T:00. 10 $500 go 900
si.00. ss1.lk f2.03. 800. ts:20. 80 f4.06
ft:S5 500. f5-os $50 fe;O0 $780, n 90 ss.00
Is 40. sl9soQ 30 IS. IL 80. rs .. n.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, ss.I9 a m, s1.Z2, $50. p m.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE. s9.l0 g. m. s4.05 .. n. '1z;40 night
PITTsBURG, $40 a. IA. '1.2. SID ?. a.
81 20 night.
CLEVELAND. $40 ?. IL
COLUMBUS. % 80 2, m.
WHEELING $40 e. n. 20 ,. N
WINCHESTER, fslo e. m. f4:05. $500 IN
FREDERICK. fs-z0 ts:l0. $50 an. eel "a
"HAGERsToWsS. ts:is a ~. zoo D. m.
sDsily. Except Sunday. ssSundRy only
TjcEet Omces: 1917 c St. Tel Main 1891; sis
PennsvIvania ave. Main ga New Union
station Ticket OEice, Tel. Main 1850. Infor-
uatioa Bureau. Main ssso. nol7-tf
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Free TO the
Ruptured
Simple Home Cure that Anyone Can
Use Without Pain, Danger, or
Loss of Time From Work.
SENT FREE TO ALL

cure rupture without operation, pain,
danger or loss OF time. When 1 say cure
d. not mean hold. but a cure that stays
cured and does away With trusses for ali
time.
To convince you and your TuptIred friends
that my Discovery actually cures want you
60 test q without one es.t expense 10 your
self Remember. l ar not trying 10 sell you
a truss, but 7 oTsr YOU an absolute. perfect
q I'd permanent cure -Eat means freedom from
ain and suffering. a largely increased phys-
cal and mental vigor, a fuller enjoyment Of
LIES blessings and years OF comfort and sat
isfactiou added 20 the length OF your life.
Don't send any money. simply I'll out the
coupon below, indicate u the diagram the
location OF the rupture, ard mail 10 70 me
Don't neglect this I'm. 1rtsnt matter single
day or continue 10 be tortured any longer by
cheap, ready-mads trusses-
Ny remarkable offer Is the faiTest ever
made and should be taken advantage OF i'm
mediateIy by all rupture sufferers.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed
zoo p nc & o. limited Deity. Fast
Eestibuls train Pullman sleeDsrs 20 Lex
CHICAGO and ST Louis Connection Tor
VIrglnia Hot Eprilga- Pullman Car Louis
yfIIe 10 Memphis ans New Orleans. Dinluz
cars a IA carte service
f1sIn p M.-F. +. v. LIMITED Daily
solid vesubule train Pullman sleepers to
Cincinnati Lexington, and IouisyIlIa
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
eurIkEs week days Dining Cars a IA
~srte service Pullman Eleepers Cincinnati
~ Chicago and St. Louis. and Louisvills a.
Nemphis- Nashville. and New Orlsans
Reservations and tickets al ChezDsaks ana
Onto Offices, SIS Pennsylvania ave. Sos IIr5
a. near K; and New Union station TEA.
Tbane Main 1850. Tor WGShinE ~on TsrniDsr
Cab Service, and Main loSs o. zds Coz c. & q
Ticket once. no-S5-tf
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DAY OF RECKONING
IS BOUND TO COME
CContlnued LON Ninth 70

Oil people and those engaged in the
other combinations of which L nave
spoken above have achleNeu great IOl-
tunes can only be JUSTIFIED by the ad-
vOcacy Of a system OF morality which
would also justify every form OF crimi-
nality on the part OF labor union, and
every form of violence corruption, and
fraud, from murder to bribery and bal
iot-bOE stuffing In politics.
Much Has Been Accomplished.
We are trying TO secure equality OF
opportunity for all; and the struggle
for honesty is the same whether it is
made on behalf of one set of men or
OF another. A. the interest of the small
settlers and landowners, and against the
embittered opposition of wealthy owners
of huge wandering fiocks Of sheep, or
Of corporations desiring 10 rob the
people Of coal and timber, we strive
10 put an end to the theft OF public
land in the West. When We do this, and
protest against the action or ali men,
whether IN public life or in private Ire
who either take part in or refuse 10
Try TO stop such theft, we are really en-
gagged IN the same policy as when we
endeaVor To put stop 10 rebates or
10 prevent the upgrOWth of uncontrolled
mOuOpOlies. Our effort is simply to en-
force the principles Of common honesty
and common sense. II would indeed be
III lcl the country S4-OUlu LAGAS Le any
halt In our work
The laws must in the future be admin
isIerad as they are now being admins
tered, so that the Department OF JUS
Jce may continue to be, what II now is
H. very fact the Department OF Justice,
whore so far as our ability permits jus
tice is mcted out with an even hand
TO great and small. rich and poor, weak
and strong. Moreover, there should be
no delay IN experimenting the laws now
on the statute books by the enactment
of further legislation as outlined In the
message sent 10 the Congress on It's
assembling.
Under the existing laws much, very
much, has been actually accomplished
during the past six years and it has
been shown by actual experience that
they can be enforced against the
wealthlest corporation and the richest
and most powerful manager or manip-
ulatOr of that corporation. as vigorously
and fearlessly as against the humblest
offender
Above al, they have been enforced
against the very wrOngdoers and gents
OF WrOngdOers who have for 80 many
years gone scOt-free and fiouted the
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Chillum Castle Manor-George c.
Johnson ct TX. 20 John II. Fisher all
blocks J. 5, G, g. ,Ots l 10 T. block
10. and part Of trlct- go John II.
Fisher ct uN. 20 the stotts Park
Realty Company, ame property, SO.
EckingtOn-GeOrge TruesdelI ct uX. 70
William T. EasterbrOCk, lot 2, square
9. SO
Seventh street northeast. between Fl
and / streets-M 7 Weller ct ux. to
Karl Locke part original lot %, square
SIS, SO
Seventeenth and 5 streets northwest
William Henry Dennis e. ux. % Della
s Field. lots So 70 20 md 101, square
IL, SO
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laws with impunlty. against great
law-defying corporations Of immense
wealth, which, until within the last
half dozen years, have treated them
selves and have expected others 70
treat them as being beyond and above
all possible check from law.
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SEABORRD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Once, I4aI Penns. Ava.

SOTICE-FoIi5wing schedule not guarautass
11-o5 a. m. oaily-SeabOard Mall TbroTgL
coaches and Pullman sleePera 10 Saw - =
and Jacksonville. Through sleeper EVasbi1--
tor 10 Hamlet and Hamlet TO Atlanta Pa-1a.-
car 70 Pinehurst- Dining cars.
TO o m daily-Sea board TIorida -
tied Solid Pullman train through 10 a.
sonyiIle and st. Augustine. Also tbr1---.
FIeepers 20 Pinehurst Atlanta Rirnf-s---
80 ana MsmPhis- Dining cars
$50 D m, daily - SeaDozrd Pm.
Coaches and Pullmans 70 SAVANNAH -
Jacksonville
II II. sTANsELL. District Passenger Ars,,
1aFG-ff
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ONLY $3.50. WORTH go.
Apartments 40. 503 Rhode Island ave ne !;
Eve large rooms and bath; take through
cars on G 81 +. Il. SMITH & CO. Bond
building. ja29-st
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Views of Southern Judge.

In a recent letter from a learned Judge
OF the supreme court Of one OF the
Gulf States. the writer speaks as fol-
lows:
In all matters pertaining to inter
state commerce the authority Of the
National Government already exists and
does not have to be acquired. and the
exercise OF this existing authority can
be IN no sense usurpatiOn of or in
fTingement upon, the rights OF the
States. On the contrary had the Fed
eTal Government given this question
more attention in the past and applied
a vigorous check to corporate abuses.
conditions would now be better because
the States would have had fewer real or
ina ginary grievances and have had less
cause not only to attempt the exercise
OF the authority reserved to the Ma
tiOnal Government. but to act without
proper moderation IN matters peculi-
arlv withinatheir own provinces.
The National Government has been
remiss IN the past but even at this late
day it can solve this problem. and the
sooner the National authority is ex-
erted the less apt are the States 10 take
action which viii represent encroach-
ment upon the National domain. There
IS a field Of operations for both powers.
and plenty alike for National and state
Govern ments to- do IN order to protect
both the people and the public utilities
The line of demarcatiOn between Federal
and State authority can and should be
speedily settled by the Federal courts
The fact that the National Govern
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-SDace for auto IN brick stable;
= block from Lincoln Park Address RE1A-
SOSABLE. 5ss 9Th st. Sc ias0-st
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LOAN COMPANIES.
Money Loaned Salaried People

6nd others without security: easy payments
oflces IN IS principal cities; save yourself
meneY by getting my terms nrst. D II
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FOR sALE-ToUsES

NEAR NTH AND Il SITS. n. Z.
Price. $3.50
A very, low price Tor such an attractive
house in this location
six rooms and bath
Cellar and furnace
Out-of-toBu owner anxious 20 dispose or
his holdings ia this city has reduced the
price in order 20 make quick sale
Can sell 0u very small cash payment.
Any ohe looking for a Iow-Drced hyme or
profitable Investment could DO no better
than purchase this house
STONE s. FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
jas9-st
F0R SALE
AN ELEGANT BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Price $500; renting for So month.
II So. ne west OF SIN.
A fine store and fat: nearly new, concrete
cellar under entire building excellent tfr-
mace VIII bring much higher rent
thoroughly vel built buildlngi occupied By
me tenants owner VIII leave a trust Of
s. 900 at So for years.
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
ja50-st
TOR SALE
A COOP INVESTMENT SOUTHEAST.
Near the Marine Barracks.
The lot alone is worth the price IS. SX1G3 20
paved alley room Tor stable, IL is improved
by d substantial siL-Touu house. rented 20
white tenants az &l5 me. VA. make a com
Portable home Price. $500.
stone & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave
5aSo-s.
FOR SALE
LOW PRICE FOR DOWNTOWN.
Price s. GOO.
NEAR sTH AND L SITS. y. W
should resell at q DToht. Six nice rooms
and bath T4E shculd be able TO borrow
nearly this amount on the property Has a
s-oNE < FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
jssJst
FOR SALE
LARGE INTEREST PRODUCER
Price. St.la55 renting FOR SIS month.
West az l-th ana south OF You NV.
Lot ZsEgJ 70 alley.
large double building, alwayf under
your money invested. and want a building
Jhat wil remain steadily rented, you cannot
90 better tEsu look at This props--y.
STONE & FAIRFAX. I24- New York ave.
lao5--l
FOR SALE
A NEW HOUSE n MOUNT pleasant
Price, $500
Nine rooms and modern bath: main 700r
kitchen rear stairway HOT-WATER HEAT.
Let US arrange TO show 10 20 you today. II
Is exceptional value for the money. Mod
crate terms can De arranged.
STONE s FAIRFAX 1872 New York ave.
jaSo-gt
FOR sALE-Near 18th and D ne, slx-room
brick hath. z-sI1Ty back porch, home OF in
vestment, $500 easy terms. MRS +. ".
MEG, Times Office ja5l-5t
$50 CASH SO PER .AIONTH-A S4.l0O new
hous-; viii take So 80 20 make quick sale.
high, healthy location in northwest. rooms
tile bath and vestibuie. all modern improve
ments; this IS big bargain. Apply
OWNER. Il6 D ST. ne. ja3I-3t
FOR SALE-A beautiful S-r0om house on
Connecticut ave. extended. hpt-Water heat;
concrete cellar under entire house. bath and
attic; large lot. spacious verandai grand old
forest shade trees.
ROBERT 7. HEATER. Colorado Building.
Phone Main SO. ja9l-I0t
FOR sAL.E-Nsw seven-roon house: bath:
hot-water heat; cellar; laundry; large yard
s1i stable OWNER, 1924 East Capitol St
asst
$1,000
A three-story. nIne-r5om and bath house:
half square from Washington circle very
cheap,
$1,000
Two small bricks on numbered street NV.
Rent $3.50; should bring SD.
RoWzee-Van Reuth Co.,
1925 Pa. Ave.
ja25-tf
FOR sALE-Two neat Groom bricks: all
modern improvements, at a bargain on easy
terms; also fine business property on n ST.
suitable for any business. HENRY W OF
FUTT. 52d and y SITS. ja23-tf
MONEY TO LOAN.
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MONEY TO LOAN on
On Real Estate

MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates. Special privi-
ieges with respect to prior payments. Iarge
amounts speciality. TYLER & RUTHER-
FORD, $50 18th 81. NV. no21-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B-FoIlowsns schedule figures pubIisNst
only as information and are not guaranfee4
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Noble New or
leans Asheville. Chattanooga. Memphi1 g-09
e IA and Il zoo p. N. daily
For Roanoke. knoxvfIIs, ChattanooTa
Memphis New Orleans, l0-l5 .. m. daily
For Savannah, Jacksonville. and Florida
points, $40 p m daily.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta Aiken
l.lQ .. H., and $50 p. m daily
I. S. BROWN. General Agent
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SECOND TRUST
LOANS IN REAL ESTATE.
ANY Amount Lowest Rates
NATIONAL LOAN AND INV. CO
THOMPSON BLDG. 7O3 18TH ST. n. X.
Opposite Treasury. Next Drug Store
se20-tf
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EOR EENT-HCUsEa
REpuCEp TO SOS. so.

Pretty tw0-stOry residence in good neighbor-
mood northeast, Of six rooms. tiled bath. eel
lar. furnace. COLLISS-GUERRY CO. 62I
18th st. nv. taZ9-5t
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StonI look! Listen!

Ne Wiz make yvu = o. 4rg-ll s4g ~ sSJ5
on Planes Furniture. Life Insurance OF IN
dOrseG Notes at THREE PER CENT. AAzs
tbs payments any size you desire and due ~
any time convenient to you
borrow 50 ana pay back $1,000 per mo roE
6 mo. Borrow so and pay back $50 per mo-
Tor u mo. Borrow 80 and pay back S3.l4 per
NO for Il mo. Borrow SIgy and pay DacE
III 3 per No. for L NO.
THESE PAYMENTS INCLUDE PRINCE
PAL. INTEREST AND ALL CHARGES
Nothing deducted. Liberal discount II ssJ-
tied in advance
Citizens Loan and Trust Co.
49, COMMERCIAL BANtl BLLLDLN9.
NV. Cor. 14th and SITS NV
TAKE ELEVATOR TO FOURTH FLOOR
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18th st. NV faZ9-3t
1913 z ST. SE.-Six rooms. bath. gas, large
yard. 1880 month. key next door. JaZ5-5t
FOR Rl1NT-Houses. apartments. and Offices
In al parts Of the city. For detailed list
send or call at our Office.
IHOS J. FISHER & CO. Gnc-),
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
7s8 18th 81. nE. jaS-u
FOR hENT-s33 Allison a.. NV. rooms and
bath; steam heat; large porch: front Colonial
Apply CdAb. z. TRIBBY. 7o5 18th 81. nv.
iaI+G
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN in any amounts from
q per cert on District Of Columbia real
estate. special fund $1,000 at per cent
WI. divide into 5000 Every consideration
shown borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main 3S52 SU7 O street y. ".
ia30-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN-s250 70 $4,000 on D. c.
real estate. Interest low, and all transact
lions conducted with economical eonsIdera-
ton for borrowers
VA. H. SAUNDERS & CO..
14o7 r ST. n. W.
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MONEY TO LOAN on D. O REAL. ESTATE
Lowest rates Of interest. Payments on prin-
cipaI in amounts Of Si00 OF more received at
any interest period. THE z. II. SMITH co.
Bond Building. 1908 New York ave. je5-tf
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT co.

Times Want Ads Bring Results.
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DR.. SHADE

IS years practice curing men. Nervous ana
private ailments cured quickly syphiLtic blood
poison; skin diseases, bladder. rectum.. strict
ure kidney. stomach. lungs. asthma. and gen
eral debility promptly cured. Consultation
Tree: hours . 20 4:S0: Saturday nights 7 70 s
Closed Sundays. IA 18th 81. nv.
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FOR SALE-LoTS.

FOR SALE-Great bargain IN a lot fronting
about 80 T. On Connecticut ave. extended.
gran0ithiC sidewalks, city water and cleo
trio lights. Here is your chance 70 get a
detached home. Address p. q. Box 2ez-
la51-zt
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The Lane INSTITUTE

W T. Baldus, NJ D., Pr D. Germ-4n Special
fst on Diseases OF tbs Brain. Nervous system
Erart. Eidneys stomach. gnd other Disease
Doctors services ana medicine, s.. Tel al
sd Hours. " 70 1. 70 ;. SO. cor. eth 4 i NV
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DR.. FISK ELGIN

chronic and acute. Both sexes. All conslIta-
tions confidential. Medicine furnished. Prices
moderate. 1913 Pa ave. NV. Phone IL 1913
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F1R SALE
AN ELEGANT BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Price. $3.50. renting for So month.
II So. me- west OF 9Th
A fine store and fat nearly new concrete
cellar under entire building excellent tfr-
mace VIII bring a much higher rent. z
thoroughly Vel built building occupied By
me tenants owner VIII leave a trust O.!
g. 900 at 5c1 for years.
STONE d FAIRFAS. 1912 New York ave.
JaGJ-zU
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-03-02

mayor explained that the i1dividua
had been calling on him every day
for some time seeking a position. To
day, however, was the first time he
had threatened to create trouble. The
incident caused much excitement in
the city hall, and several heads OF
NIT strangers to their offices on any
pretext
The Identification of the man who
attempted to kill Chief Shippy as a
member OF group of anarchists tnat
have been holding regular meetings
in the Ghetto district in the west side
of the city, was obtained by two de-
tectives. A friend of the police who
attends the meetings to gather infor-
nation recognized the body He told
the authorities the man had been Sc
lected by lot to kill the Chief and the
Mayor
1t is reported that Mayor Busse is
about to issue an orde: prohibiting
all street meetings. The order will be
made general and will include relig.
ious as well as political meetings, it
being asserted that infammatory
speeches are often made at gather
ings held on the street corners under
the guise of revival meetings.
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pellee, judgment of lower court re-
versed and case remanded. Opinion
by Associate Justice Parker
! Eagle Mining and Improvement Co.
ct al. plaintiffs in error, vs. Robert
E. Lund. defendant in error. judg
ment of lower court affirmed. This
is a suit over claims for services as
attorney by R. E. Lund. Opinion by
Chief Justice Mills.
James J. Hagerman, appellant, VS.
James NJ. Cowles, appellee, judgment
of lower court reversed and case re.
manded. This is a suit on a well
drilling contract. Opinion by Asso-
ciate Justice Mann.
The Boulder, (Colo.) Sanatorium
appellee, VS.. Kate Van Stan, appel,
liant, judgment of lower court affirm
ed. This was a suit on claim for SER
vices for treatment in sanatorium
Opinion by Mann.
Peter Shearman, ct al. appellees
VS. Darius Hicks, appellant judgment
of lower court affirmed This was a
suit for damages alleged to have been
done borrowed cable Opinion by
Associate Justice Pope
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RUPEE WORKING FOR
TERRITORIAL ARMORIES

Rernard Ruppe, president of the
New Mexico Board of Pharmacy, who
has been in the Pecos Valley several
days prosecuting violations of tho
territorial pharmacy laws, is also
quietly working for the passage of
bill in congress which, when passed
will validate an act Of the territorial
legislature by which bonds to the
amount of $4,000 are to be issued
build armory halls at cost of
$40 900 each in Roswell, Silver City.
Santa Fe and Las Cruces. Mr.. Ruppe
is a militfaman from start to finish
and is always looking out for some
thing good for the boys AS a member
of the last Legislature from Bernalillo
county he was an important factor in
securing the passage of the bill. And
now he is encouraging people all over
the territory to write to congressman
and senators of their acquaintance
asking for help in passing the validat
ing act. This he asks the people of
Roswell to join in doing.
While Mr.. Ruppe suggests the ben
eft the armories will do the militia
IN the four cities where they are to
be built, in Roswell he mentions a
still greater advantage. The need of
a large, public hall is ever manifest
here, and the armory will supply
that need. Additional to this, the
great length Of the lots in this city
will make it possible for the city or
public spirited citizens to add a
stage to one end of the building
making an opera house that will sup
ply all needs for several years. The
people of Roswell could hardly do
better than write to any congressman
or senators they know to help along
this enabling act
Mr.. Ruppe went to Carlsbad Satur
day night and passed through this
morning on his return to Albuquerque