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that war between America and Japan
would be a crime against the past,
present and future of both countries.
Your nation has always represented
the West to us, and the waters of the
great Pacific that separates, yet at
the same time joins us, must be
guarded by our two powers. We sin
cerely believe that the great navy,
which you are so proud to possess
and we SO proud to welcome, stands
those sublime principles which in
moments can rise above the
question of race and color. We are
your friends forever"
The address was received with the
widest enthusiasm, as was also the
response of Admiral Sperry which
was couched in terms of the most
feeling appreciation, with assurance
Of continued friendship of America
and with thanks for the welcome.
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Revival Meeting Notes.

There was one addition to the
church at the revival services at the
Baptist church last night, and several
requested prayer at the street meet
ing and at the church.
Pastor Vermillion preached on the
street N, Excuses Of Irreligious Peo-
pie for Not Seeking Cod" and at the
church on knowing the Christ"
This mornings services were well
attended, the preachers subject be-
ing, Fruit Bearing Christians"
The house will be warmed by the
furnaces tonight and made comfort
able. Everybody is invited to the
meetings at 10 a. m. and TAO D.. m.
each day. Meetings on Main street
at 700 p. m.
Members of other congregations
are cordially invited to cooperate
with the meetings in every way. Many
invitation cards will be sem out in
the next day or two.
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the Hondo Stone Mfg. Co. continues
while the suit is pending. Judge Pope
is hearing the case.
Two other cases heard today were
the suits of J.. w. Stockard against
the Eastern Railway of New Mexico.
in which the plaintiff asks judgment
for $3.50 in one suit and $3.50 in an.
other, as damages done to automo'
biles in shipment. The court found
judgment for the plaintiff in both.
The complete federal petit jury,
as empaneled yesterday is composed
of the following citizens:
John B. Enfield. Artesia, Eddy co.
Gland Hobbs, S.. P. Denning, E. F,
Bartlett and Fred Miller, of Roswell
Chaves county.
w. w. Elliott, Dexter, Chaves.
L. X. McGaffey, Roswell, Chaves.
John T. Stone, Roswell, Chaves.
w. R. Bond, Roswell, Chaves.
c. E. Waugh, Roswell, Chaves.
Fred F. Spencer, Artesia, Eddy.
H. C.. Nimitz, Artesia, Eddy.
w. E.. Gatewood, Dexter, Chaves.
w. l.. Lightfoot, Hope, Eddy
w. S. Wright, Glen, Chaves.
J. A. Laferty, Lower Penasco, Cha.
John w. Parks, Dexter, Chaves.
M. B. Mclean, Elida, Roosevelt.
S. I. Boughman, Artesia, Eddy.
j. B. Finley, Roswell, Chaves.
j. N. Browning, Felix, Chaves.
E. Guthrie, Roswell, Chaves.
Jno. NJ. Rose, Roswell, Chaves.
w. NJ. Zumwalt, Elida, Roosevelt.
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Afraid of a Panic.

A party recently returning from the
East tells of the terrible state of at
fairs in the large cities. Thousands,
literally hundreds of thousands, are
out of work, and they see little pros
pect of securing it in the near future.
Their families are hungry and prac-
tically starving. The worst place of
all is said to be in Philadelphia, the
chief city of the state of protective
tariff, n under the present Prosper
ity Republican administration. with
the Dingley high tariff, people are
stopped on the streets by working
men and asked for something to eat,
and this is by no means a a occur.
renee After telling of all these har-
rowing things and the great suffering
that exists, the talk drifted or poll
tics, and the party from the East
said: eff Bryan is elected 1 am afraid
o: a panic"
Afraid of a panic if Bryan is elect
ed. With almost two millions of
w~orkingmen out of jobs, school chill
dren hungry, factories, mills and
mines closed, and our spendthrift mill
ionaires showering their ill-gotten
gold broadcast in Europe, we are
afraid of a panic. Mercy me, really?
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COURT Is OCCUPIED
WITH CIVIL CASES.

The district court did nothing to
day put hear civil suits that required
no Jury, the Federal petit jury hav-
ing been em~pafeied yesterday and dis
missed until tomorrow morning. How
ever, Clarence honda and John Hollis
were arraigned on the charge OF
horse-stealing. Fonda pleaded not
guilty. and Hollis pleaded guilty and
sought the mercy of the court. The
federal grand jury returned n more
Indictment, this one against j. A. Nc
Laud, who Is in Jail at Portales,
charged with incest. Both grand jul
ries are still al work.
The after part of yesterdays ses.
sion and much of this morning was
taken up In a presentation of testi.
mony in the suit of the Riverside
Sand and Cement Company against
the Hondo Stone Mfg. Co., and w.
r. Harbert, a three-sided action in
which the Riverside company is try
ing to obtain legal possession O. GER
tain sand deposits at Riverside, nine
miles north of Roswell on the Pecos.
The Harberts have long held the land
on which the deposits lie, under home
stead claim, and the Hondo Stone
Company has worked the sand pits
under contract with the Harberts.
The Riverside company has taken up
the same land under a mineral claim,
holding that the homestead entry was
- --- A. - 49,
up for the sand deposits thereon. The
case is In the form Of an Injunction,
but the business of the Harberts and
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-22
SERIOUS FLOODS ARE
THREATENED IN OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma City, Oct. 22|Serious
floods threaten portions of central
and northern Oklahoma, as the re-
suit Of a steady downpour of rain
which has prevailed for three days
and still continuing. In some parts
OF the state the rainfall amounted al
most to cpudbursts. Numerous re-
ports of loss of life made yesterday
remain unconfirmed, and are believ-
ed to be without foundation. The Can
adam and Arkansas rivers, the two
largest in the state, have overf1owed
their banks doing much damage ITO
farm lands, causing washouts on the
railroads, and in some instances
threatening small towns.
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BOARDS OF REGISTRATION.

It is ordered that the following
named persons be and they are here
by appointed in the several Boards
of Registration in and for the var
ious precincts of Chaves County for
the General Election to be held or
Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1908:
Precinct No. 1.-R. NJ. Parsons,
Earl Stone, Fred C. Hunt.
Precinct No. &c. A. Moore, NJ. U.
Finley. J. w. Johnson.
Precinct No. 3.-W. P. Cnisum. J.
T. Randle, J.. R. Slease..
Precinct No. 4.-Jerry Cazier, ]. c.
Weaver, A. v. Hair.
Precinct No. Sc. NJ. Sanford. C.
w. Davisson, Howard Russell.
Precinct No. GA. j. Foster, J.
H. Boyd, NJ. o. Becker
Precinct Nc. 1T. w. ~Cadenhead,
Boyd Williams, B. Cleve.
Precinct No. SC. S. Crosby, D.
J. Miller, c. H. Marx.
Precinct No. "a. S~tinson, B. H.
Marsh, E.. S. Mundy.
Precinct No. 1O.-Green B. Patter.
son, B.. j. Kimbrough. j. I. Blanton.
Precinct No. Thames Brogden,
Edgar Harral, w. T. Cowgirl.
Precinct No. 12.-Harry Thorne, B.
l.. Cooper, Robert E. Lee.
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have the celebrated Waterman
"Ideal' fountain pens, also the Conk
lin se1f-fllers and the John Holland
Ink Pencil.-Harry Morrison.
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Better Have us Fill It

right now. Any day you may
see the thermometer take a sud-
den drop and you had better be
prepared for it. Give us your or
der today. We will fill it prompt
ly with clean, free burning Crock
vale Lump coal that will make
you Independent of even a biz
zard.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-22

A reliable citizen of Roswell in
forms the Record hat when Cover
he remarked in the presence of our
informant that he knew Andrews
was a rascal, but well then, he could
get things.
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MAYOR OF TOXIC
ENTERTAINs AMERICANS

Toxic, Oct. 22.-An official luncheon
given-the officers of the American
fleet this evening by the mayor of
Toxic was an extremely elaborate af-
fair. In his address the mayor said,
in part: I'VE ask you to send your
people this message: Japan believes
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Mr.. Moore, chief of special agents
in land fraud cases, arrived on the
auto today from Santa Fe to attend
court. He will represent the govern
ment in land cases before the Federal
court, occupying the place formerly
held by F. c. Dezendorf.
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Cole Weather Coal.

Our Gallup lump and nut coal is
the best. 1t gives the best results. Let
us supply you.-Roswell Wool & Hide
Co. Phone 80. O2t2
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Let us quote you prices on live or
dressed poultry and strictly fresh
eggs.-Poultry Exchange, 104 E. 2nd
phone 1872. Off
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%5,OOO-acre highly improved irrigated farm and ranch, front
ing 3 miles on the Leona river, in Uvalde county, Texas, Z
miles south OF Uvalde. 700 acres in cultivation and under
irrigation by gravity; 1000 acres OF valley land subject to
irrigation with an abundance of water for same. $50 head
of high-grade Durham cattle, 40 head of mules and horses,
hay machinery, implements, tools, etc all of which, together
with improvements on this land, valued at $3O, 900, includ-
ed at the price of $40 per acre for the ranch.
Cartwright, Taylor s Co. 22z e. Houton ST. San Antonio Tex.
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Mrs. w. E.. Justice and baby arriv-
ed this morning from Lakewood for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Claude
Dean.
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Wanted.

We have an order for 500 laying
hens and 100 young turkeys.-Poul-
try Exchange, 1O4 E. End, phone 1872.
Off
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$500 900 to o a Oh irrigated farms
lually with privilege to pay Off loan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent. 300 N. Main. opp. P. o
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LOCAL NEWS s
~~~~

Large fresh paper-shell Louisiana
pecans, just received at Kipling's.
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ing for HagerInan on a visit to he1
son.
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GOVERNOR CURRY CREATES
PLACE O HAWKINS

e. Paso, Tex, Oct. Ex-Governor
Curry of New Mexico. announced
here today the removal of r. H.
Pierce as secretary of the board of
trustees of the New Mexico asylum
for the blind at Alamogordo, and the
appointment of w. A. Hawkins in his
place The Governor also ordered At
torney General HerVey to investigate
the charges of immortality against
Pierce.
Don't forget tina the pest place to
get v~iolets, roses, chrysanthemums,
etc, is Getty.s Greenhouse, 300 N.
KY. Phone 1876. 02t2
Best Job Printing. Record omce.
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Fresh Saur Kraut-1t's fine-5c
per pound-U. S. Market, phone 81
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When you want a nice juicy roast,
phone 81, U. S. Market. Off
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Correct Legal Blanks, Record Office
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-22

A Fine piano to be given a.
way FREE by link. the Jewel
er.
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Correct legal blanks at Record.
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Best Job Printing. Record of1ce.
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