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MONUMENT MOVEMENT
COMES UP TOMORROW.

After the Memorial services at the
M. E. Church, South, tomorrow, Joe
E. Wright, Commander of Camp Val
Verde, U. C. ", will bring up the
memorial matter in regard to erect
ing a life-size standing monument in
honor of Captain Joseph C. Lea, and
before any concerted action is taken
he will personally talk with the mem
bers of the camp.
Mr.. Wright is heartily in favor of
the movement, and seconds Mr.. Nc
Clu1g's plan to place the solicitation
of the funds in the hands of a com
mittee of veterans appointed by the
Camp Val Verde. Subscriptions to
date are as follows:
w. W. Gatewood, $50; A. Pruit,
representing the Joyce-Pruit Compa-
ny, $50; E. A. Cahoon, personally,
$50; J. Smith Lea, $50: Robert Kella-
hin, $50; Edgar, Calfee, $50; E. L.
Bedell, $50; ]. Phelps White, $50.
Many more have expressed their
willingness to subscribe various sums.
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none of these had more than a temp
orary effect. How long Stone will
speak no one will undertake to say,
but it has been arranged that he be
followed by Gore, the blind senator
from Oklahoma. AS he cannot read
from documents, it is not believed he
will consume as much time as La
Toilette or Stone. 1t is predicted that
the end of the filibuster will be reach
ed some time tonight.
At 1875 the senate recessed for 80
minutes.
LATER The end of the filibus-
ter is in sight. Senator Gore will talk
about two hours, and will be followed
by Clay and Bacon, who will be reach
ed late this afternoon, and it is hop
ed that adjournment will take place
some time tonight.
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ONE MORE RAILROAD
COMING TO ROSWELL

The Chamber of Commerce, says
the Ell Paso News, has just received
a letter from Capt. Edward Kennedy
president of the Althus, Roswell &
Ell Paso Railroad company, which
Company will build railroad from
Althus, Okla, to Ell Paso, asking for
an appointment with the local cham
sites for the buildings.
The matter came up at the direct
ors' meeting last night, and the sec
retary of the chamber was instructed
to write Mr. Kennedy that the cham
Der will be glad to meet with him
when it is convenient for him to come
down, and it is expected that he will
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The Veterans of the Civil War de-
sire to return heartfelt thanks to all
who contributed to the success of
dead. To the ladies for their work
in gathering flowers and to them and
the little girls for their services in
decorating the graves; to King &
Anderson, of the City Livery, and R
B. Jones for special favors rendered
and to all patriotic citizens who at
tended the exercises or in an way
contributed to the interest of the oc-
casiOn.-By the Committee.
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The city council met in called ses-
sion last night, with Messrs. Bell
Cummins. Haynes, Rhea, Thomas
Wiseley, Wyllys, Robinson, Carlton
and Whiteman present and the mayor
i'm the chair.
Mr.. Thomas started the ball rolling
by asking what had become of the
garbage ordinance. No one seemed
to know until Attorney Scott said
that the sanitary ordinance now un-
der preparation had embodied in 1t
the proposed garbage ordinance, and
That this would not be ready for the
council until next Tuesday, the reg.
ular monthly meeting.
Ordinance No. 142 was introduced
by MIR. Thomas. This ordinance pro
vides for the licensing of Amusement
parks at an annual license of $120
payable monthly in advance. Referred
to the finance committee.
Resolution No. 55 was introduced
by Mr.. Thomas, giving permission to
the Texas Oil Company to locate
storage tanks for oil, ETC., on the
property of the Roswell Wool and
Hide Co., south of their coal bins and
east of the railroad tracks
There was considerable discussion
of this resolution. Mr.. Thomas said
he understood that the Texas Oil
Co. was a large company doing bust
ness all over Texas, and that it was
not a part of the Standard Oil Co.
He was Informed that they proposed
to enter into business here and fur
nish a better quality of oil and its
products.
The insurance people, said Mr..
Wiseley, had looked into this matter
and had reported favorably. There
would be no increase in insurance
risks resulting from the location Of
these tanks. The resolution was then
referred to the fire department com
mittee
No. Sc. This resolution recited that
it was the belief of many that the re-
moval of the dam at the head OF
North Spring river was responsible
for a falling of in the pressure of
certain artesiaa wells within the city.
The city attorney should investigate,
and IL this be true report to the coun-
Gil with suggestions as to what ac-
ton TO take to have the dam restored
This resolution was passed by unan-
imous vote.
Engineer Dills reported that he had
four or five teams, with eight men,
at work filing up the old bitches
where they crossed streets and al
leys. The work was practically all
done.
H. D. Dodge, TO whom the city is
Indebted for street work, inquired
Of the council in regard to his money.
He wanted it. Mr.. Dodge. it seems,
had learned that extra men who had
been put to work had drawn pay for
their labor from the city, and he was
somewhat wrathey over it, and with
good reason. He believed that the
old labor debts should be paid first.
Upon inquiry by Messrs. Wiseley and
Thomas, 1t was learned that the pay
ment of these labor bills was due to
. mistake. The city engineer had Is
sued time certificates These had
been taken to the city clerk, and he,
not understanding the matter. had
drawn warrants These had been sign
ed by the mayor. and the men had re
ceived the money. These bills had
not been passed upo7 By the city
council. and their payment was ale
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gal 1t was stated that this should not
happen again.
During this discussion it was stat
ed that the receipts for the current
month had amounted so far to $500.
and the expenses to $500.
A question by Mr.. Thomas brought
out the statement by Attorney Scott
that the city was protected from
damage owing to the change at GER
tain places in the course of the irri-
eating bitches through the city.
The matter of the sewer rental was
again brought up by Mr.. Thomas. He
stated that the law provided for this
tax, the city needed the money, and
it should be collected. There was
some opposition to 1t, but not much
He considered that it was not right
to tax all the people for the support
ton and then to allow certain few
of the population to be benefited by
it free of cost. They should pay for
this privilege.
effect was read. 1t provides that ho-
tells and similar public places shall
pay an annual rental of one dollar
for each inlet; business houses, sew
enty-five cents for each inlet, and pri-
vate residences, fifty cents.
Mr.. Bell placed himself on record
as being opposed to sewer rentals.
Mr.. Thomas moved that the proper
officers take the necessary steps to
collect the rentals now due the city.
The motion passed unanimously.
A communication from the fire chief
was read, reporting On the examina-
tion of several public buildings as
to their condition in case of fire. In
regard to the Grand Central Hotel
the report said there were now three
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.ome the first week in June.

come the first week in June.
The proposed road is incorporated
for 100000 and is chartered under
the laws of Oklahoma The line will
run through the undeveloped parts of
the Pecos Valley, and will touch some
OF the richest sections of Oklahoma
and Texas. 1t will pass through the
Panhandle, and for this section 1t will
mark new era in the marketing of
cattle. Many cattlemen of this section
are heavy stockholders in the road.
The local Chamber of Commerce
does not know exactly what Mr.. Ken
nedy will ask of it, but if his propo-
sition is a substantial one, it will Sc
cure the assistance and support of the
Chant ber.
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BONITO-CARRIZOZO
PIPE LINE DYNAMITED.

Bonito, N. NJ, May 2S.-The Bonito-
Carrizozo pipe line through which
Rio Bonito are conveyed by gravity
from Bonito to Carrizozo to supply
that city as well as the Ell Paso and
Southeastern railroad, has been dyna
mited twice during the past two
weeks and the flow consequently
stopped.
The dynamiting is supposed to have
been done by a claim or farm holder
dissatisfied with the amount paid for
laying the pipe across his land. Luck
lily the artificial lake at Nogal sup
plies all water needed until the pipe
above can be repaired.
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Washington May 30.-Whatever
else has been accomplished by Sena-
tor La Toilette in his filibustering
report On the currency bill, he gained
the championship. AT 1908 he yielded
the floor to Stone of Missouri, after
having spoken almost continuously
for eighteen hours and A minutes
and his voice seemed almost as fresh
as when he started. If Senators Stone
and Gore, the latter being accredited
with a willingness to assist in the
flibuster, can do as well, the filibus-
ter is far from an end. This is not
taking into the calculation the now
apparently erroneous report that Seu-
ator jeff Davis was to take a hand.
The Republican leaders apparently
have no program other than to try
to wear out the filibusterers.
The previous record for a long
speech was made by former Senator
Allen, of Nebraska, who opposed the
repeal Of the purchasing clause of
other senators who took much of the
strain from his voice by frequently
reading extracts from documents. La
Toilette had no such assistance, as
the old rule that a senator cannot
speak twice on the same subject in
one legislative day was enforced. His
exploit is all the more remarkable as
his own party was wholly without
sympathy for his effort, and he had
but few supporters in the Democratic
ranks.
The night was one that will be
long remembered. The heat in the
chamber was oppressive, and the at
tempts to maintain quorum prevent
ed the fifty odd senators now in the
city from getting any rest. Finally
the sergeant at arms was directed to
keep these senators at the capitol.
which was almost an impossible task.
AS soon as they were brought In and
answered their names at roll call they
would depart for their homes again.
During the night there were fifty roll
calls Through the day and night Sen
ator La Toilette sustained himself on
egg and milk punch, and on one oc-
casion during roll call he ate a sand
wich. He conserved his strength by
sitting on the arm of his chair as he
talked, and for the most part the
speech was delivered in a conversa-
tional tone.
At 1903 he announced that he was
reluctant to yield the floor, but said
that he realized other senators desir-
ed to speak.
Aldrich and Stone orose simultaneous
ly, and Aldrich was recognized. He
moved that when a vote was taken
on the pending question. the adoption
of the conference report, the ayes
and noes be called. This motion car
rieo, and A1drich yielded to Stone.
who began his remarks, which he
said might be continued for sixteen
hours or so. By far the larger part
of Stones address consisted of read
ing newspaper extracts. For the most
part he spoke in low monoto7ous
tones and could be heard scarcely
ten feet from where he stood.
Stone still held the floor at noon
today. Following the example of La
Toilette, Stone spoke leisurely and
read copiously from public documents
and newspaper. Unlike La Toilette
- - AIA& H.,
could not be heard at any distance,
and this method of speaking ELECTED
numerous protests from senators. But
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MERCHANTS LIMIT
NUMBER OF HOLIDAYS.

We, the undersigned, merchants OF
Roswell, New Mexico, will from this
date close our stores only on New
Years, July 4th, Thanksgiving Day
and Christmas-and under no circum
stances or reasons will we close ou1
business any other business days.
This we are doing for the benefit
OF the people, as we have been cen
sured through the press and by the
public because it has put the purch
asing class to great inconvenience.
(Signed)
Price & Co.
Joyce-Pruit Co.
Jaffa, Prayer & Co.
Watson-Finley Gro. Co.
The Independent Hdw. Co.
Roswell Hardware Co.
The Stine Shoe Co.
F. Snipes.
Morrison Bros. & Co.
Ullery Furn. Co.
Forstad & Johnson.
Enterprise Hdw. Co.
Shepherd & Co.
Harry Morrison
Dilley Furniture Co.
n e. H Williams & Co.
George Freidenbloom.
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FOR RENT Newly finished house
with 5 large rooms, at LOG N KY,
large closets, bath, toilet, hall,
porches and vestibule. Combination
fixtures throughout. Switches for
all lights. Inquire at Ell Captain Ho-
tel.-R. l.. Miller. 77t3
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Mr. and Mrs E. F. ConneT and
children, of Hereford, Tex, passed
through this morning on the way
home, after visit of eight days with
Mr. ConnelPs sister, Mrs. w. P. Hol-
land, of Dexter Mr.. Connell is sher
iff of Deaf Smith county, Tex.
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THIS MORNINGS NATIONAL AND
AMERICAN LEAGUE BASE
BALL GAMES.
HARVARD WON AT TENNIS

The Worlds Flying Record Broken
at Rome Harvard Wins the Big
10:47.-Englishman Makes a Long
Flight.
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Alva E. Coutas, who has been gar
dener for Charles de Bremond for the
past year, leaves tomorrow for Los
Angeles, expecting to remain three
or four months.
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SESSION HELD LAST NIGHT FOR
THE CONSIDERATION OF A
FEW MINOR MATTERS.
SEVERAL RESOLUTIONS

A New Oil Company The Dam at
the Head of North Spring River
The Collection of Sewer Rental to
Be Taken Up and the Rentals Col
Iected.- Gillespie Appointed.
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The Glover Club of the Christian
church will serve ice cream and cake
Saturday from p. m. to 10 p. M, on
the court house lawn. Benefit of the
piano fund. 76t2
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU

U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
lLocaI Report. Observation Taken NJ
500 a. m.)
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Tonight, fair and warmer; showers
tonight and Sunday local showers
and colder. a
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Heavy Fine for Gun Totine.

Jim Lynch was found guilty of car
rying a gun yesterday by Justice
Welter, and fined 500 and costs. To-
day fhe defendant appealed the case
to the district court.
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knights courteously invited. By order
of E. c. 76t3
W. W. PHILLIPS, Recorder.
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Mrs. Katherine Audrail MacKay's
Junior class in music will give a re-
cital at the Christian church Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
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j. P. and T. D. White, ]. w. Stock
ard, C. L. Ballard, w. M. Atkinson
d. Y. Tomlinson, Jr.. and Coots Lew.
is made auto trips to Hagerman yes
terday and enjoyed a big fish fry out
on the Rio Felix, given to about sixty
people of that town by some OF the
county candidates.
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John w. Rhea has returned from
an extended business trip in Kansas
and through the Panhandle, where he
has been looking after cattle interests.
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SENATOR Ia TOILETTE SPOKE
CONTINUOUSLY FOR 1s HOURS
AND a. MINUTES.
ADJOURNMENT TONIGHT

Stone and Gore Also Take a Hand,
to Be Followed by Clay and Bacon
1t is Believed That the End Will
Be Reached This Afternoon and
Adjournment Tonight.
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Aeroplane Carried Two.

Ghent, Belgium, May 30.-Henry
Farman, the English aeroplanist. to-
day covered 1,241 metres of 4,035
feet, in his aeroplane with a compan-
io1 aboard. By this performance Far
man wins a bet made with NJ. G. Har-
ron in March of this year, who held
that an aeroplane would not be con-
structed within year capable of
carrying two persons each of them
10 weigh at least 1872 pounds, dis
tance of 1000 metres The odds were
two to one against Farman.
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Record Want A1s. Get Results.

PLAY BOX BALL AT JEWETTS.
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DR. PRESLEY - rye, ear, nose
md throat. Glasses fitted: phone 130.
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BOX BALI-the Summer Game.
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RIO HONDO
COM MANDERY

NO. 6, X. T.
Special co1clave of
Black Cross on Thursday.
May 2S; Malta on Satur-
day, May 80. Conclaves
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New York May Sensational first
game, New York 5, Brooklyn none
Pittsburg, Pa, May 30.-National
League game: Pittsburg 1, Cincinna-
ii 1.
Detroit, May 3O.-American morn
ing game, Chicago 8, Detroit 6.
Boston, Mass, May 3O-American.
Boston 6, Washington 0.
st. Louis, Mo-, May 3O.-Morning
game, ST. Louis 2, Chicago L.
Philadelphia, May 3O.-Tne Nation
al League, Boston and Philadelphia
afternoon game was postponed on ac-
count of rain.
Cleveland, o., May 3O-American
League morning game, st. Louis 5,
Cleveland 8.
Horse Racing.
Belmont Park, N. Y, May 30.-The
Belmont stakes were won today by
Collin, Fair Play second, King James
third. Time not taken.
Harvard Wins Tennis Tournament.
New Haven, Conn, May 30.-Har-
ward won the tennis tournament with
Yale today, five matches to four.
New AeropIane Record.
Rome, May 30-De Lagrange, the
aeronaut, broke the worlds aero
plane record today by flying 1880
metres and remaining in the air Is
minutes and 26 seconds.
Harvard Wins Boat Race.
Boston, Mass, May 30.-The eight
oar boat race on the Charles river
today between Harvard and Cornell
was won by Harvard by fourteen
laps. Time: Harvard, 1O:47; Cornell
11:24.
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! Rux and som Hereee.

AZ e. n. Smiths old Stand On SEQ
p1d sreet--Henry Russell. sot13w4
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candidate. Give Fish Fry.

PLAY BOX BALL AT JEwETT's.
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PLAY BOX BALL AT JEWETT'S.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16

ray is a competent workman and will
keep this end of the business up to
the former high class. Harry Harris
who has been with the firm for several
years, has gone to Nashville and is
with the Stief Jewelry Co.
Mr.. w. G. Harlan has rented the
store house on the square next the
Mitchell-Ashley Hardware Co. and
will move his grocery stock from the
store on South Main to his new stand
The will of the late Mrs. Mary A.
Watson has been admitted to probate
in the County Court. j. B. Holly is
named executor and the small amount
of personal property is left to her chill
dren
The Coffee that is being used at
Dobbins & Ewing's cooking demon
stration is WHITE HOUSE COFFEE,
and is handled and sold in Columbia
by TURNER & JOHNSON. Order
now. 14-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans have
moved to the cottage on North High
street, formerly occupied by Judge
Holding and family. Judge and Mrs.
Holding will have rooms with Mr.. and
Mrs R. S. McCarty.
On account of the condition of Mrs.
Clement, DR.. Clement will not attend
the Tennessee Annual Conference at
McMinnville this year. This is the
first time DR.. Clement has failed to
attend conference since he has been
in the ministry.
Capt. H. L. White is at Hills gro
Gerry during the sickness of Oscar
Dial.
R. G. Bates has commenced the |
erection of a cottage on the lot he
recently purchased in West End.
The large delivery horse owned by |
the H. G. Hill Co. of Columbia,
dropped dead in his stall Tuesday af-
ternoon.
S. o. Thomas has taken over the
interest of J. H. Huckaby in the real
estate firm of Thomas & Huckaby and
will continue the business, with ofices
n the Brown building Mr.. Thomas
s hustling business man and is
making some valuable real estate
leals in Maury and adjoining coun-
les.
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MONEY EASY
IN COLUMBIA
MARKED CONTRAST IN BUSINESS
CIRCLES OVER YEAR
AGO.
IN GOOD SHAPE
Cashier c. A. Parker Shows An
Improvement in Business
Conditions.

In these days Of business prosperity
constantly increasing Industrial actili
ty, of easy money, it is difficult to real
lie that a little over one year ago the
big trust companies OF New Yorb
were closing their doors and runs on
the banks Of that city and other cities
north and east were of almost daily
occurrence, while locally dollars were
almost as scarce as hens teeth, and
there was almost a total cessation of
industrial operations.
Mr.. c. A. Parker of the Maury Ma
tional Bank in commenting on the
difference of the situation then and
now, said that money was easier now
than he had seen it in years. That in
New York the banks were running
over with money and were almost
begging the country banks to. accept
it at a lower rate Of interest for time
loans than had been offered in many
months That the banks of Columbia
were well supplied and had all the
money necessary for the transaction
of legitimate business.
October, as a rule, is hard bust
ness month";" said Mr.. Parker, but
things are easier this October than
l have seen them in years and II
think with the opening of November
there will be a marked increase in
business activity and with possibly a
few exceptions, the flush times which
prevailed before the panic will be
with us again"
Asked as to the general condition of
the local merchants, Mr.. Parker said
they were in much better condition |
this year than last This last season |
they had bought heavily and when the |
panic came on so Unexpectedly and |
money became so close many of them !
had hard time meeting their eastern |
bills. This year they have bought |
they have caught up
On eastern bills and as a rule have
rather large balances to their credit.