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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-16
CHINA ENCOURAGED
BY UNITED STATES.

Paris, France, April 16.-Echo de
Paris say the explanation of the
firmer attitude assumed by China
with regard to the Japanese in Man
churia may be found in the support
given China by the United States, a
proof of which is given il the remit
lance of indemnity due from China
on account of the troubles in 1900.
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BANDITS ATTACK A
VILLAGE IN KOREA.

Toxic, Apr. 16.-Advices received
here say that four Koreans were kill
ed in a recent encounter near Seoul,
when 200 bandits attacked a village.
The bandits were driven off. The in
Surgents are working in bands of 200
Or less, and the total number of act
i've re~volutionists does not exceed
1000 according to reports.
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FIVE TOWNSHIPS
HAVE BEEN SURVEYED.

United States Land Office, Roswell
N. NJ, April Is, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named townships have been
surveyed, and the plats thereof will
be filed il this Office June 10, 1908,
and on and after that day, we will
be prepared to receive applications
for entry of lands in said townships,
to-wit:
Township 1 N. Range 81 E.
Township 3 N. Range 81 E.
Township 2 S., Range 81 E.
Township II S., Range 38 E.
Township Is s.. ca1ge SO E.
HOWARD LELAND, Register.
HAROLD HURD, Receiver.
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Roswell, New Mexico, April II, 1908.
Mr.. Will D. Sweet,
Manager Gas Co.,
Roswell, New Mex,
Dear Sir:

@ Your last ad in the RegIter-Tribune
particularly interested m e because it touched upon n point in the use
of gas for cooking that is steadily overlooked by the average person, who does
not take the time to figure out why is cheaper to use the modern agent.
In the advertisement named, IN English authority is quoted as saying
that "Meat cooked O a coal stove loses three pounds in every nine; OF a gas
range the loss is about me pound in nne saving two pounds O more than
enough to pay for the gas used" This statement may be easily tested by N
user of gas, who also retains the coal stove for usei in cold weather, and it will
be found under the altitude and other conditions in Roswell that the English
rate will be reached with a substantial margin to spare. This practically
means that there will be saving enough O all meat cooked to pay for the cost
of the cooking, really tina, the cooking costs the onsume nothing.
have found that the same ratio holds with vegetables, and for
that matter practically with everything cooked. The scientific reason for this
is very simple, in that is by means of the principle of steady heat, cutting
out the technical words There lis no variation of the heat so that the process
of cooking continues at exactly the same ratio from beginning to end. This
is impossible N any stove fed with either coal or wood, since regulation Of the
heat is practically impossible. 1t may much exceed the norma boiling or bak-
ing point, in which event the extra heat isn lot only wasted, bt cooks the out
side of the article so much quicker than the inside that a nonconductive coat
ing is formed, through which the heat reaches the a interior cry slowly.
If the heat is steady from the start the process of cooking proceeds steadily
throughout the tissue affected, there is n o waste of heat, and no retarding of
though they are naturally more amendabe to heat, and the loss is less in pro-
portion.
A little care used in experimenting along these lines will satisfy anyone
of the truth of these deductions, and having noticed them for a long time,
have often wondered that you did not feature this principle in your excellent
advertising matter.
Figured down to a cold business basis, it shows as nothing else could
that it really pays to "cook with gas"
Yours respectfully,
Will Robinson, Editor Register Tribune
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The Model.

He:-How did I loo in my dress
suit at the Dime last light?"
She:-"To tell you the truth, YOU
didn't look abit comfortable in it.
It will require time for you to acquire
the wholly at home appearance of
one of those walters, for instance
Syndicate.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-16
ARTHUR AND TOWN
TEAMS PLAY TOMORROW

ed between Lake Arthur and the
Roswell town team for tomorrow at
ternoon, TO be played at Amusement
Park at three O'Clock. The Hagerman
boys and the Military Institute team
are playing this afternoon at the
mark.
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John C. Peck and Dick Ballard re-
turned last night from a trip of sew
eral days to the north part of the
county, where they were assessing
property.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dickson ar
rived last night from Omaha, Neb.,
to make their home here, Mr. Dick
son being employed as engineer on
the railroad.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Ware and chill
dren and Mrs. Wares sister, Mrs. C.
w. Moody, of Milwaukee, Wis, drove
up from Hagerman this afternoon to
do some shopping and take in the
ball game.
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B.. E. Priest left this morning for
Wichita, Kan. where he viii visit
before returning to his home near
Sedalia, Mo. He had been here for a
six months visit with his daughters,
Mrs. R H .McCune and Mrs. VIII
Beatty.
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The Telephone Company offers $25
reward for anyone found molesting
their property. The Roswell Gas Co.
offers double that amount to the lady
who is not satisfied with gas.
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We AVE some customers who have
$500. $500. $1,000, and $1,000 to loan
on good city property.-Roswell tt
tie and Trust Co.
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The infant grandchild of Juan
Torres died last night in Chihuahua
addition and was buried today in the
South Side cemetery.
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Large tomato and cabbage plant
at Getty's Greenhouse. Price reason
able. 3St3s
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Minear and
children, who V been making
their home near Roswell for two
years, left this morning for their old
home in Lancaster, Mo.
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Home Seekers.

While in the city, call at our office.
We will give you a nice souvenir to
take home with you.-Rosweu Title
& Trust Co.
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Mrs. Ida Kirksey came down from
Elida last night, bringing her baby
to the hospital for treatment
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Byron B. Parish came down from
Portales last night and returned this
morning.
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w. H. Stewart was here from Lake
Arthur today looking after business.
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Sweet potato plants now ready a
3St6s
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Take YOU rubber tires to T. NJ.
Rabb, East End St. 15tf.
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Uncle Obediah's Brother Bill is in
our Show Window with his Metal
Ware-Enterprise Hardware 90.
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Bio Profit PAYERS.

S. C.. WHITE LEGHORNS, extra
large birds and heavy layers, eggs
S1.5O per 15.-21O N Penn. ave. 4Otl
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R. D. Feuson AID NJ. Schenk, c
Artesia, were visitors here today.
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Arsenate of Lead for spraying pur-
.poses.-Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co.
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Roger Elliott was here from Dexter
to see the ball game today.
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Arsenate of Lead for spraying pur-
poses.-Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co
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Notice

I was, I am. and viii be next door
to the Majestic. ct
A. D. DIES, hi Barber.
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Merton Mccoy returned last night
from q two weeks visit in Kansas
City.
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Arsenate of Lead for spraying pur-
poses.-Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co.
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FOR SALE Household goods, 500
N. Missouri avenue. 40t3*
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The new orchestra will play two
pieces at the concert Friday evening.
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Have you seen Happy's Auto?-En-
terprise Hardware Co, Phone 37S.
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Arsenate of Lead for spraying pur-
poses-Roswell Drug & Jewelry CO..
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Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner'
the Jeweler aid Optician.
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The New orchestra will play two
pieces afasthe concert Friday evening.
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lot

Russell does hnrse-snoeing. 10
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See Brother Bill and Happy's Auto
Enterprise Hardware Co.
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s LOCAL NEWS 5
Russell does poiler work. lott
Russell does poiler work.

Phone R. B. Jones for livery rigs
31-3mos
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Russell does carriage work. lot
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CASH FOR A ADS.

CASH FOR SMALL ADS.
; Small ads, under one dollar, {
; must be paid in advance. We
; do this in order to avoid the {
; keeping of many petty &C c
, counts. tt. G
!, RECORD PUB. co. G
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-25
A NAME As
 AN AssET.

AN ASSET.
 How much of a political asset is a fortunate Christian name? If Mir. Taft first name were Reginald would he be as popular a candidate as he is? How would Algerfon Bryan appeal to the democratic party? There are, of course, no comparative statistics by which to prove tie case one way or the other but glance back. through the pages of national political history shows that in general men who have realized their ambitions by receiving a presidential nomination at the hands of a great party have had names that appeal to the poular mind. They have been names either distinct lively racial with which all were fa- miliar from childhood, or like Ulysses, Zachary and Grover. names that at tract by|their very oddity.
 Present indications are that the president elected this fall will be the third William to occupy the white house. This name, though one of the most frequent among English speak ing people, has been elected to the presidency only in connection with the the elder Harrison and Mckinley. James. a name equally typical among people of English ancestry, has been borne to the white house by five men, and John by three. These three names, James, John and William, are the only ones. that are repeated in the list of twenty-five men elected to the presidency. President Johnson became chief executive thirty-six years after Jackson's election, re beating the name Andrew, but his ascension was accidental. President Arthur's first name perhaps came nearest the tabooed class, and he, too. was an accident For the rest, such names as George, Thomas. Martin. Willard, Franklin and Rutherford roll majestically from the tongue.-cleve- land Plain Dealer.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-25

The New York Herald trep) a newspaper that is supporting Cover nor Hughes for the nomination for president, says that the great major ity of the New York state committee men,. who indorsed Hughes Saturday, "withs the greatest emphasis expressed the opinion in private conversation that President Roosevelt is the only living republican who can carry the state next fall against William J. Bryan" It adds that the remarkable condition existed of Roosevelt repub- ucans and anti-Roosevelt republicans alike uniting in the view. that the sit uation in the state was just as bad as it could be. and that it is time to prepare for squalls" Referring to he above he Omaha world-Herald says: 'aThiss :s the opinion that has already been publicly given by Seth Low, General woodruff, and other promi- nent leaders os New York republican ism
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-25
TAFT AND WALL STREET.

The third and last article on this Taft press bureau sheet is a dispatch from New York, February 29, to the Ohio State Journal. which asserts that the financial interests of the country, "and Wall street in particu- lar" are preparing to line up behind William H. Taft for president" Then follows the announcement that the Wall street house of J. s. Bache and company, one of the oldest in the street, and among the best known on the New York exchange. had come out for Mir. Taft" in their weekly f. nancial letter The Washington Her aid adds: 'The press bureau gives to the world this letter evidently not only with approval but jubilation, and it is therein that the quotations used at the head of this article are O- U company, through the medium of the Taft bureau. which copies the fnan- ciaI letter, reassures the business world. They make a distinct. differ
 entiation between the policies adyo- cated by Mir Roosevelt and the meth ods employed by him.. These fnan- cial interests they say, sore from the slaughter produced by Mr. Rcose- yelt's methods, have looked with dis trust upon Mir. Taft as the heir not only of the Roosevelt policies but al so of the Roosevelt methods. From attenuation that we have received, we now believe that this is mistake. Then the Wall street firm proceeds to disclose that Taft has brains and sanity and, while he would carr. @out the Roosevelt policies, his icng record is distinctly against any con clusion that be would continue 8Ir Roosevelt's methods. The Wall street view of President Roosevelt is moi new It is a novelty, of the republican campaign. however, to find the Taft press bureau using this unfriendly Wall street view of the president to exploit the presidents candidate"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-25
Review Want Ads brIns Results.
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN
 COUNTY CONVENTION

In accordance with the call for the Republican Territorial Executive Committe, a Republican County Con vention is hereby called to meet at Bisbee, Arizona, on Saturday, April 11th, 1908, at 12 o'clock, noon, for the purpose of selecting thirty (S0) delegateseto the Republican Terri toria1 Convention which is to meet in Tucson, Arizona. on April 18th, 1908.
 Delegates to the said County Con vention shall be chosen in the several precincts by primaries to be held in each precinct entitled to one or more delegates. which primaries shall be held On the 4th day of April, 1908, commencing at 12 o'clock, noon, and closing at p. m., at the place snd under the management of the election boards hereinafter designated.
 The number of delegates, by pre- cincts, is as follows, based upon one delegate for each 20 votes or major fraction thereof cast for Hon. ". F. Cooper in 1906:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-25

=
 The polling places and the names of the election officers appointed for the conducting of the said Primary Election are as follows:
 Benson-School house. H. Gerwein Inspector; Miguel Castaneda. Judge Bisbee-Vacant store room ia Mu- helm Building on Brewery avenue formerly occupied by the Brown store. c. NJ. Holmes, Inspector; w. ID. Kinsey, Judge; L. G. Jackson, Judge.
 DougIas-City Hall. George Dave Inspector; James Speed, Judge; Paul J. Benson, Judge.
 Carr Canyon-S School house. c. J, McCabe. Inspector.
 Dos Cabezas-School house. T. B. Chapman, Inspector. Gleason-School house. John Glea son, Inspector; E. J. White, Judge Jofinson-School house. W. A Johnson, Inspector.
 Lowell-Judge Grfer's court room Thos. A. Tate, Inspector; Mark P John, Judge; E. s. Godfrey, Judge.
 Naco-School house. Geo. Jay Inspector.
 Paradise School house. RenwicE White. Inspector.
 Pearee- School house. J. F. Met calf, Inspector, D. T. Swatling, Judge -Postofflce. J. J. Pool, In spector.
 ls Tombstone-SchooI house. A- H Emanuel, Inspector; Sam Johnson Judge; Ben Cook, Judge. Willcox-School house. John F Crowley, Inspector; s. N. Kemp Judge. st Dayid-schoci house. Francis Goodman, Inspector. Teviston-School house. To be supplied.
 Fort Huachuca-School house. Geo H. Clark, Inspector.
 Curtis = School house. L. R. White, Inspector.
 In case the election board above designated for the respective pre- cincts, or any member thereof shall not be. on hand to act at the hour designated for the opening of such primary election, such vacancy or vacancies may be filled by the Re publican voters then and there pres ent. Credentials as delegates to such County Convention shall be signed by the election board conducting said primary election, or majority there of.
 The Republican County Central Committee having refused and neg lected to act in accordance with the call of the Territorial Executive Committee, this call is issued and signed by the undersigned as mem bers of said Cochise County Republi- can Central Committee in order that said County may be legally rep resented in said Territorial Conven- ton by regular delegates.
 JAMES WOOD.
 PAUL ]. BENSON.
 GEORGE DAVE,
 c. I. M'REYNOLDS, Members Republican County Central
 Committee of Cochise County.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-25

alreal been gathered by the Dispatch reporters, it would appear that his Ideportment has been anything but be- coming to any citizen, much less man having wife and child depending up- on him and one upon whom is de volved the responsibility of a home.
 Three times the unfortunate woman left him and returned to him after promises that he would do right. At one time Mrs. Wills kept a boarding house and took in sewing, to support herself and child. The last time Mrs. Wills left her husbanr she returned to her old home at Lampassas, Texas, and had but recently returned. Nefg@- bors say they have heard the woman crying most pitifully about the house the past three weeks.
 The body is at the Douglas Under aking parIors, where the funeral ser vices will be held at S:30 this after noon. MT. and Mrs. Pat Smith have charge of the remains,
 -------fJ-. .- Review Want Ads Brtno Results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-25
JEALOUS WIFE ENDS
 LIFE IN TRAGIC WAY
Sends Bullet Through Her Heart While Husband and
 Child Are Wdtehing,

Mrs. Hattie Wills. wife of the pump CT at the, railroad station, and the mother of little boy years old, shot herself through the heart Sunday af- ternoon at 5:30 o'clock at her home near Twelfth and G avenue, in the presence of both the husband aAo child au
 Before the eoroner's< jury the hus- band told very fearful story of how for long time the dead woman had been jealous of him and had frequent ly made threats to end her life when she had misjudged him by suspecting him of consorting Ritl other women. He said that so many times had she pointed a pistol. at her breast in his presence that Sunday afternoon he supposed she was only "fooling' again and made no attempt to take the dan gerous weapon away, although she was not more than five or six feet away when she fired the shot. His dead wife is said to have no near relatives living in Douglas, Mir. Pat Smith being a second-coustn.
 According to the Husbands story they had quarrel that afternoon and he had threatened to go down town. She said that if he did it would be the last time he would see her alive. She then said she would kill herself and got the six-shooter, which Wills said was her own weapon. As she pointed the gun at her breast her husband asked her not to do that, and almost at that instant she fired. failing back on the floor.
 From many statements which have come into the Dispatch office since the tragedy not one have tended to place Wills in very enviable light in this community. From what evidence has
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-25

The Johnson boom has suddenly taken on strength in some of the eastern state, but it has come too late incur opinion, unless MT. Bryan has whispered something to Johnson which Is not generally known.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-25
PARTY APPROXIMATION.

 PARTY APPROXIMATION.
 Erwin wardman, editor of the New York Press, the most popular and most widely circulated and read re- publican paper in the United States. delivered at dinner of the Hanover club in Brooklyn what reporter calls an Illuminating discourse on muck
 raking" He said that after some necessary muck raking by men like Roosevelt and Hughes. with rather"
 vigorous cleaning up of the muck, the country at large was so well sat isfied with the results that the peo- pie might be said to be divided into two general classes. the conservative radical and the radical-conservative. It is strange. comments the Los An
 geles Herald. that there should be any difference twixt tweedledum and
 tweedledee. We are aware that for some time past, awed by the eccen- tricities of it's OWE offspring, terrified
 by the threatening aspect of its creaz tion. and like Frankenstein. afraid its
 monster may destroy it, republican, ism has been borrowing William J. Bryan's ideas wherever it has found them formulated in words. MT. Ward man. being still republican" edi- tor. cannot bear to acknowledge the truth. which is that republication is moribund. and is about to be buried with pomp and circumstance, and with funeral orations. Republicanism is that adroit and masterly method of exploiting the poor to enrich the wealthy. of taxing the country for the promotion of private interests, Of using other peoples brains to promote ones self, and of climbing into office on somebody's shoulders, and then kicking the willing helper in the face. which may be all summed up in the term grating"
 Mir. Wardman's paper foretold the. first nomination of Major Mckinley on the first ballot, and was the only paper in the country which had enough discernment or information to enable it to predict with daily posi- tiveness McKinley's election long be fore other papers. republican or dem ocrat, were willing to admit its cer- tainty. It was the first newspaper to use the expression, "a full dinner pail.s and its correspondent at Can ton invented the argumentum ad ven tram which was understood readily by hundreds of thousands of Ameri- cans who failed to understand the sil- Tsr question. It was the food ques- tion, based On the silver question, which elected Major Mckinley in lS96-plain grub Mckinley and Hanna and the rest promised to fill aching voids in the peoples stom- achs. Today, says the Herald, the full dinner pail is still talked about, but the spelling of the adjective has been changed. It is now FOOL.
 The approximation between the two parties is a one-sided affair. The de mocracy has not budged an inch. But has been approximate ing" steadily, and wherever it has had a chance to "beneyolently assim- ilate' 9 democratic doctrine it ha- done SO Convey, the wise call it Foh! fco for a phrase!"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-25

The federal official organ at the capital is devoting columns of space these days telling about the change of sentiment among the negroes in the east towards Mir. Taft, The i'm pression is conveyed that there is an inclination on the part of the colored brother in Phoenix to favor the no instruction program.