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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-12-19
WILBUR WRIGHT Breaks
ALI AERO RECORDS

ALL AERO RECORDS
Lemans. France. Dec. 18.-W1lbur
Wright. the American aeroplanist. es-
|tablished today a new worlds record
for heavier than air machines, while
trying for the Michelien cup. remain
ing in the air for one hour, fifty-three
minutes and fifty nine seconds. The
best previous record was l hour, 81
minutes and 81 seconds made by
Wright ON September 81.
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First Baptist Church

Pastor H. F. Vermillion will preach
at II a. M, and at 1880 p. m. The nor.
ming sermon will discuss .tSin n Its
Remedy" The evening subject will be
"a Disobedient Prophet"
The special music will include an
anthem by the choir and a solo by
Captain Barlow at the morning ser
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A splendid line of Manicure, Trav-
cling and Toilet Sets. Everything the
best quality and the price is right. At
Paytonss. 49tf
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Car Of nice ripe bananas at the dep
OF on sale now. Come and get them
before they are all gone. 51t2s
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WEST VIRGINIA MINERS
GO OUT ON A STRIKE

Charleston, w. Va, Dec. 18.@The
miners and operators on Paint Creek
to the number Of 1900 have quit work
following a reduction of wages post
ed by the employers today. They are
considering a proposition today which
1t is thought will end In a settlement
OF the troubles.
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VIII johnson went to Elkins thi
morning on a business trip.
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E. j. PasIick, auditor of the Altus,
Roswell & Ell Paso railroad, left this
morning for Eiida on a business trip.
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Plenty Of turkeys, fat and hne AT
the Old Reliable. the q. s. Market
Phone 81. 5Ot2
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Don't be afraid to let your children
eat all of Luffes candy they want. Guar
anteed positively pure.-North cou
ter, Payton Drug Store. stiff
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0Cor. Penn. and 4th.l

Cor Penn. and. 4th.)
sunday school at 9:45 O. m.
Public worship at IL a. M, and 7.30
p. m.
Topic for morning study: "Elem-
ents of Greatness" Evening: 'The
Prodigal Son" Good music. The pub.
lie is invited.
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Those candy cones 1t Luff.s are nice
for the children. See us for your Xmas
candies. Bit
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TAYLOR A
c AT eALvl

Wallace Tyrone, VINO is here play
ing at the Majestic theatre, is in re-
ceipt of a letter from H. II. Franklin,
formerly in the show business here,
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J. E. Rowland, of Dallas, who was
Co., left this morning for his home.
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TAFT NOW RESTING At
THE TOWN OF AUGUSTA

Augusta. Ga, Dec. 18.@President-
elect TAFT and party arrived here at
1875 this morning. The trip from
washington was without incident.
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N. E. Church, South.

Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Preaching 1900 a. M, topic, RE
creation and Conservation"
Childrens' Song service 800 p. m.
Mrs. Geo.. M. Williams, director.
Epwortl League, $50 p. M, Y. w.
Brooks. leader. Subject: Missions"
Preaching 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday Z p. m
followed by Choir practice 7:45. Capt
Irma Henderson, supported by the
Salvation Army volunteers, will con
duct the prayer meeting.
Christmas Tree. with exercises. by
Sunday school, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
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Get baby a pair OF moccasins-stine
Shoe Co. 40ti
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TAFT HAS SELECTED HIS
ATTORNEY oeMERJ

New York. Dec. 1s.-Taft has sci.
ected George w. W~ickersham,, of New
York. Of the firm of Strong and Cad
willader. to be attorney general in his
cabinet, it was learned today from
sources regarded as reliable.
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THREE HANGED TODAY
FROM ONE scAFFoLD
Bellingham, Wash, Dec. 1S.-James
Jenkins. John Portella and Lee Chung
were hanged on the same scaffold in
the provincial Jail at New Westmin-
lister, B. c., today.
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Express wagons-Enterprise Hard
ware Co. ASIA
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Quaker Quartet Tonight.
Do not miss the Quaker Quartet at
the M. E. church, South this evening.
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First Presbyterian Church.

The Rev. P. w. Longfellow, Phi. d..
Cor. Sec. N. M. Baptist convention
win preach at IL a. m.
Sunday school at 9:45.
Junior Endeavor at 2:30.
Senior Endeayor at GAO.
Special practice of music at the
Sunday school. All friends OF the
church and Sunday school are cord
tally invited.
There will be no preaching servic-
es in the evening.
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Furniture

A high grade full sized iron bed, gilt finish,
large heavy post, well worth $27.5O,
1.r price $21.2 %
with 5 large mirrors a rare bargain at, 22.eo
Golden oak library table quartered and
polished, only...-.......... ......-.... zoo
Large golden oak sideboard, quartered and
polished with plush lined silverware and
linen drawers, large mirror, regular
price $50, our 22.75
Weathered oak Morris chair with silk plush
cushions only.. SIS
A very handsome 3 piece parlor suit, solid
mahogany, upholstered in green plush,
regular price $45, our price only. 1875 80
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Member of the County Central Com
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st. Andrews Church..
4th Sunday in Advent.)
Holy Communion 7:3O a. m.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon II a.
m.
Evening prayer and address 7:3o
p. m.
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W1on1C0D Ot0OOW0I 81 Osbsbbo1 CfCe
Six piece glass set, consisting Of butter dish,
spoon holder, sugar bowl and cream
pitcher all for
Glass berry bowls, .15
GLASS pickle dishes, 10
Glass water pitchers, ch-.--....-. 40
Glass cresm pitchers, 10
Glass cake stands. rs
Genuine hand painted china chocolate pot,
regular nrice SO, oar price only..-.- $50
China emf LOO
Fancy china cups and saucers, only---. 10
China vegetable dishes, ach.-.............. IL
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The First Mexican Baptist Church
The Church has made great gains
during the last quarter of the present
the celebration of the birth of Our
Saviour, Jesus Christ, on December25.
Rev. S. p. Becerra.
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Committeeman of Precincts 1 and 2.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-10-02
BON 4. ! E co..
GET THE BEST {
ALWAYS CHEAPH
ALWAYS GO
UNION CITY !cl
DISTRIBUTORS
JORDAN.

Mr.. John Harrison has been quite
sick but is better now.
Misses Minnie and Nellie Bower
went to Union City Sunday.
Mr.. c. G. Alexander was in Pa
ducah last week on business.
Quite a number from here a
tended the show in Union City Ia
Thursday.
\ Miss Louise Mcconnell enteN
aimed several of her HI
IDS Friday evening.
-. he rain thsl6
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-10-02
DINNER.
A SHAKING U,

may all be very we'll 81
trusts are concerned, but
comes to chills and fever
Quit the quinine and Ia
Ballads Herbine
harmful drugs and is,
taxes. Ifit doesn' t GU
money back. Sold b,
Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-10-02
COUNTY REUNION.


PROGRAMME.
At $50 a. m. the camp will be
called to order by the Commander
and opened by invocation by the
Chaplain.
Song-By"The Confederate Choir. :"
Welcome Address-By Mayor VIII.
| Gardner.
Response-Major P. N. Malock.
Address-By retiring Commander,
II. r. Inman.
Music-At II a. m.
Address BY the Hon. C. B. Simon
ton.
! Adjournment for Dinner.
At 1.30 p. m. the Hon. Finis il
Garrett will deliver and grafton.
Music.
At 3 p. m, ten minute speeches.
from the old soldiers.
Music.
Adjournment at 430 to meet at
the opera house at and be enter
tanned by the Leonidos Polk Chap
ter and the John B. Gordon Chapter
who will put on play entltled"The
Old Maids Confession"
October 9.
Election of officers from 9 80 to II.
Adjournment for dinner.
At 100 Report of committees,
reception of new members, pay
ment of dues, etc.
AT 400 Music and benediction
and adjournment to Oct. 8 and
9 1909
The ladies of the two local chap
ters will furnish homes for all the
old soldiers.
Chas. Denham will furnish coffee
for every one on the grounds.
There will be other features not
mentioned in this programme. 1t
is thought that there will be plenty
of everything that would make this
reunion a success.
Fulton Camp will come in body
and be entertained by the local
camp, and other visitors from Gov
ington, Ripley, Dyersburg, Martin
and Mckenzie.
The local chapter appointed a
basket and entertainment commit
tee of three each.
SAM ALEXANDER, Chairman
MRS. PITT NJ. MCMURRY
MRS. A. l.. BREvARD
MRS. f. M. McREE
j Mrs. t. r. MASSEY
: RUDE GREEN
RQB NIPPLE. IN
" r. W. PoWEI dit.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
Mclaughlin Victor in
Champion Match
BY Grant Smith

Maurice McLoughlin made clean
sweep of the championship titles when
he took the state championship from
Melville Long at the California club
courts yesterday. Incidentally he dis
spelled any doubt as to his ability TO
beat any of the local experts.
Mclaughlin now holds four cham
pionship titles-coast champion in sin
giles and doubles. state champion and
San Francisco champion. His repeated
victories since he won the coast cham
pionship last September prove conclu-
sively that he is by long odds the best
player in this part of the state. This
is the first time any one player has
held all the titles since George Whit
ney retired from the game six or seven
years ago.
McLoughlin's achievement is all the
more remarkable because OF the fact
that he is only high school lad still
in his teens. His rise has been with
out precedent on the coast. He played
in his first championship tournament
less than two years ago and only one
year after his debut into fast company
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05

SAN PEDRO. July promptly at
noon today the great trans-Pacific
yacht race from San Pedro TO Honolulu
was started. When the cannon doomed
the signal for the start the yacht Lady
Maud. Captain Kyle. entry of the san
Diego yacht club, was the first TO pass
the flag, crossing the line at 80 seconds
past II o'clock. She was followed ny
the little Gwendolyn IT. the Seattle
entry. Is seconds later. The yacnt
Hawaii. Captain Harris, entry OF the
Hawaiian yacht club. crossed at
I2:Of1s, while the Lurline. Captain SIN
clair. flying the flag of the South Coast
yacht club. was last over at 12;o3 p m
The first run was directly before
nine knot breeze with the wind to the
starboard quarter to a tack OF Brigh-
ton beach, d mile away. The Gwen
dolyn IL overhauled the Lady Maud on
the run to the stake and rounded hrst,
with Lady Maud second, while tue
Hawaii only turned the first stake a
few seconds before the Lurline- Ihe
yachts then stood off In a southeriy
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05

ers Of the game The Stanford man
ager is already busy framing up
schedule and the Barbarian Rugby team
has received a communication from this
gentleman. asking that it reserve at
least three games for Stanford, with
the possibility of other games being ar
ranged later.
st. Mary's college in Oakland has also
announced the selection of its Rugby
coach, and the boys expect really
good season. They caught on TO Rugby
we'll. last year and toward the end of
the season played good football. |
think, however, the college authorities
they selected a coach familiar with the
Rgby game.
The Olympic club is forming Rugby
team, and from present reports it will
have an exceptionally strong aggreg ga :
tion. Most of the members will be ex-
college men and the majority of them
have had at least a seasons Rugby ex-
perience.
The Barbarians will hold their an
nual meeting in about two weeks, the
exact date to be announced in the
course OF a few days. The Barbs will
be as strong. if not stronger. this year
than last. Sands, Browne. Ritson,
Price, Lafferty, Harry Elliott, Pomeroy
brothers, Moverley. Hyland. Watson,
Resleure, Fay, Sharp, Tiedenan and
Scott are all available and will be seen
! in their usual places again.
| There are four men whose places will
| be very hard to fill. They are Spence,
Winsor, Fowler and Shanks. Spence
| has returned to Australia, and from
| last accounts was one of the best for
wards playing in Sydney this season
| Spence was by far and away the best
| forward that ever played the game
| a mai
| that could not be matched by any other
/ two forwards on the coast. Vancouver
| included. Fowler was another good
/ hard working man. Names of new
members are pouring into the Barbs
headquarters at 1868 Golden Gate ave-
nue. daily
Hathaway. Earle Aston. Spencer
Lyman and Smith dast years captain
OF the University of the Pacitic) are
some of the many, and each one Is
worth his place on the team.
! 1t is rumored that other clubs are ir
! the course of formation, and IL such IL
| the case Sunday Rugby football unior
! will be an assured fact.
/ 1t will be interesting TO see wha
stand the grammar and high schools
take in the matter of football this year
At Palo' Alto and San Jose most O
the schools already play Rugby, and 1
is more than settled that at least fou
of the high schools in this city ar,
going to play the game. Toward tht
end of last season there was consider
able discussion on the advisability o
the schools taking 1t up.
If the city schools take it. up the,
will all be splendidly matched ant
some fast and exciting games can b.
looked forward to-
| The University of California is to b.
congratulated on again securing tn
services of DIR. Taylor as its coach
Taylor is we'll versed in the game an.
is without a doubt the best man tn
university could secure for the posi-
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
Waller Miller Rides
AGAINST Williams
SPECIAL CABLE TO THE CALL

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, July Ain a
slow canter, with Walter Miller sitting
up straight in the saddle and pulling
hard on the' reins, Priscillian, the
chestnut gelding owned by August Bel
mont, won the Commonwealth handi-
cap today. The race was worth $4,000
net.
1t was Priscillian's sixth consecutive
win this season. Like Colin, he has an
unbroken string of victories to his
credit His race was g. brilliant one,
for he gave away weight by the scale
to all his opponents and beat them
home leisurely. Firestone passed Roy
al Tourist in the final furlong and
earned second honors by four lengths.
The victory of Priscillian is likely TO
cost Walter Miller his position as first
Jockey for Thomas Fl. Williams. Mr..
williams had two horses in the race,
Firestone and Montgomery. The for
mer horse he owns outright, but has
only a half interest In the latter. Fire
stone carried only 100 pounds, a weight
too light for Miller, but he could easily
have made the weight on Montgomery.
Against the specific orders of Williams
that Miller must not ride against his
interest and contrary to the wishes of
Trainer Rowell, Miller accepted the
mount on Priscillian.
The summary:
FIRST RACE-The Volunteer handicap, SIX
and Il half furlongs, $500 added:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
3-1-Sir Linwood. 123 (Notterl ...-.........
5-I-Rosimiro, ia (W. DOYLE. ....~......
4-I-Saracinesca. 119 lMcDaniell ..-..:....
Time, I:22. Live Wire, comedienne. Easton,
Rampage Shadow Glance. Oxford. Hartford
Boy Golden Pearl, finished as named
SECOND RACE--The Independence steeple
chase 81, 600 added, about two and hall
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
| 2.I-Simon Pure l45 on. Henderson, ........
5.2--Economy. 1913 tMcAfee) )................
Time. 5:i1 Thistiedale, ST Kevin, California
King, finished as pamed
THIRD RACE-Tbe Spring handicap, six fur
longs. $1,000 added
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
3-l-Statesmsn, ia (McCarthyl ............
5-i-TorbeIiino, i25 (AlcCaheyl ............
e,5-Footpad ia tSotterl ;..;..;.....;
FOURTH RACE-The Commonwealth hsndi
cap $4,000, one mile and quarter
Odds. Horse, Weight and Hickey; Fin
6-5-Pricililan. Jos lo9 tW Miller,. ...-.-..
l2-l- Royal Tourist, 1o4 tE. Dugan) ........
Time, 200 3-5 Master Robert, Gold Lady
Honesty. Running Water finished named
FIFTH RACE--The Firenzi. selling. one anc
/ a half miles 5000 added:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin
S-J- Brother Jonathan. e3 tSweet) .........
| l1-5-Beauclere. 9s fshreyel ...............
/ 10-1-Crack Shot. 9s fMcCahey) .......
Time. 2;3s 3-5. Lally, Prince, Chinga,. In
| port, Pontoon. Molesey Miss Crawford, 6n
| ished named
/ SIXTH RAcE--The Parole, one mile and
Odds Horse. Weight aud Jockey Fin
7-2-Deliriuul, Ilo III. Duganl ..............
/ S-i--ieo. H. Hail. lla tBrusseD -
Time. As So. zieuap, Moonshiue. finished a
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
Good Scores Made al
Golf Tournament

The Sc hole handicap medal play
tournament played on the PTesidio golf
club links yesterday proved a most in
teresting affair. 1t was held under the
auspices of the Northern California
golf association and attracted players
from all the bay counties. The second
is holes of the tournament constituted
a bogey handicap event. The associa-
ton medals went to the players turn
ing in the best gross. net and bogey
scores. The winners also received
prizes from the Presidio club.
C. D. Whyte made the best gross
score. 6. II. Richardson the best net
score and 9. w Keilhaml the best
bogey score. Whyte played a remark
able game in the forenoon. He nego-
tiated the first nine holes in So, which
is four less than bogey. His second
nine holes he made in Il, giving him
the splendid score of 76 for the 36
holes.
Cuthbertson also played in great
form when he. made the first s holes
In rs, which equals bogey. His scores
were II and 81.
The scores follow:
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
Cornthn Yachtsmen Sail From Vallejo Today Handicap Race
Luriine Shows Heels TO Three
Competitors After the Starr

course to windward. The Lurline
passed under the lee of both the
Hawaii and the Lady Maud. Outsailing
both. and rapidly overhauled the Gwen
dolyn III and soon showed a clean pair
of heels to all competitors.
Hundreds of people on steamers and
on shore watched the yachts start The
best boat should arrive off Diamond
head July 10.
At $3.50 p. m. the yachts were Is miles
of San Pedro, the Lurline leading the
Gwendolyn TT by half a mile, the Lady
Maud a third OF q mile behind the
Gwendoiyn IT, The Hawaii is last by
one mile behind the Lady Maud
The four yachts, with the clubs,
navigators and handicaps, are as fol-
lows:
LurIine. South Coast yacht club clos
Angeles), Commodore f. FL. Sinclair.
scratch.
Gwendolyn II. Elliot Say yacht club
(SeattleD. Captain Joseph Redferu-
Time allowance. II hours 80 minutes
56 2-5 seconds.
Lady Maud. San Diego yacht club.
Captain l.. 3. Harris; allowance
hours minutes SO seconds.
Hawaii, Hawaiian yacht club, Cap
tain r. j. Harris; allowance, hours
81 minutes 50 seconds.
The allowances were made on the
basis OF half an hour for each foot OF
length, computed on an average of over
all and water line measurements
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
Los angeles Association MAJ
Play the Local Team at
Del Monte
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
By William Unmack

The cricket game today between the
Wanderers and Alamedas at the Ala
media cricket ground ends the first
round Of the pennant fxtupes. should
Alameda win todays game, there viii
be very little chance Of its being over
taken in the race for the cup. The
race for second place will be interest
ing. At present the Barbarians lead
all the other clubs for the position by
one point. Should the Wanderers win
today. it viii put an entirely different
aspect on the competition, and the
Alameda team would then have TO fight
every inch Of the way to retain its
lead.
The game today and next Sunday will
practically decide the winner Of the
1908 championship.
The talk of the cricketing fans"
this week has been Harry Elliot's mag
nificent innings OF l2I not out last
week. Irrespective Of the fact that
he gave several chances, -EIliot's inning
was a really brilliant one and the best
that has been seen on the coast this
season. The whole credit Of the Pacific
win with a total OF 1e2 must be given
TO Elliot.
Renwick 20. not out, batted in good
style for the county. but. as usual, he
took big chances by jumping out at the
bowling.
The Barbs defeated the Golden Gates
by 81 runs. Marshall and Taylor. the
last wicket but one to fall, added over
40 runs before they were dismissed,
and saved the day for their team.
Perkins, %, batted very nicely for the
park team. A c. Spencer. a, made
things very merry during his term at
the wickets.
Cricketers in general will be pleased
10 hear Of the formation OF team at
san Mateo Wilding has received a
communication from the club, and it is
more than probable that a game be-
tween the San Mateo team and the
association viii be arranged for one
Of the open dates.
communication was also recently
received by the association from the
Los Angeles cricket association, and If
arrangements can be made a game will
be played between the two associations.
Del Monte has been suggested as a
good midway station to play.
The Pacific team is honored this
week by having the first place in both
The batting and bowling averages.
Harry Elliot, with an average of S5.5,
has replaced Sterling at the head of
the batting averages. Wilkes, with an
average Of 81 per wicket, now leads
the trundlers, vice Johnson. who has
dropped TO third place with Lyman.
The latter bowler is gradually creep
ing up, and 7 don't think it will be
long before he heads the bowling list.
The only bowlers shown in the aver
ages are men who have secured 10
wickets or over.
The places and itemized averages are
IS follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
LatOnia Races

CINCINNATI. July 4.--Latonla results:
First race. hve and half furlongs-Jally won,
Cowdin second. GerTymander third Time,
l:05 20.
Second race, six furlongs HANNIBAL Boy won.
Me-rck second. Beth Goodwin third Time,
1:15
Third race. i've and half furlongs-Ellzabeth
Harwood won, Miss Crittenden second Plume
third. Time, / ;0s.
Fourth race one and a sixteenth miles
Pinoca won. Monsignor second, Kercheval third.
Time, LAC s.5.
Fifth race, one and sixteenth miles--water-
Time, 1:4T.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miIes-Mirzer
won, Stonestreet second. Miss Lida third Time,
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
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