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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-09
CLUB DISCUSSES WARS
IN FRANCE AND ROSWELL

The Religious Wars of France was
the subject under consideration at
the meeting of the Woman's Club at
noon. There was a large attendance
and all the members manifested much
interest in the troubles of France
that once disturbed and modified the
trend of the whole religious world
Mrs. A. Pruit was the leader of the
day, and she conducted the lesson
admirably. Mrs. B. D. Garner and
Mrs. w. G. Burrus assisted her and
each had a paper, the former on Gas
pard Coligny and the latter on John
Calvin.
While on the subject of religious
wars, the Club took up the recent
war il Roswell over the saloon prop
osition, in the form of a motion,
drawn by Mrs. H. J. Schwartz and
! read by Mrs. c. D. Bonney, endorsing
the Roswell Daily Record and ex-
pressing in very strong terms their
appreciation of the Records part in
the battle for better moral conditions
in Roswell. We have the word of sew
eral that the motion was passed, not
only without a single vote of opposi-
ton. but with vociferous express
ion of the women's vehemence in the
matter. Upon motion of Mrs. w. A.
Johnson, the resolution was ordered
spread on the records of the Club.
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ness here, returned this morning and
has decided TO open al exclusive
shoe store in the building now occu-
pied by Woodruff & DeFreest's real
estate office, about the middle of Feb
ruary. The new store will be a swell
one with a full and complete line of
footwear and all its side-lines. Wood
ruff & DeFreest have secured quar-
ters in the first floor of the First Ma
tionaf Bank building.
Mr.. Stine brought with him a
bride, to whom he was married Mon
day at her home in El Paso. The
young woman's name was Miss Gladys
Ables. She and Mr.. Stine met in Mex
leo about six years ago and have
since seen each other only at long
intervals. The groom had been visit
ing in El Paso since he left here
early in the winter. He came to Ros-
well from Allentown, Pa. During his
short stay here he made many friends
and all welcome him and his bride
to Roswell and wish them success.
They are guests at The Gilkeson.
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! London, jan. S.-At a meeting tlis
afternoon between the note-holders
of the Chicago and Great Western
Railroad Company it was decided to
| appoint a receiver for the company
to maintain the status quo during the
time necessary to prepare first mort
gage bonds covering all the indebted
ness of the road and obtain the votes
of stockholders on this measure.
ST Paul, Mimi, Jan. S.-This after
noon statement was given out of
the reason for the receiversnip. The
officers said that the immediate rea-
son was the failure to obtain eXten-
sioa of the notes now due and coming
due this year which were given for
money borrowed for the betterment
of the road The company has spent
nineteen million dollars during the
past ten years on improvements and
has outstanding notes for this purpose
about ten million dollars. Owing to
the stringency of the money market
and other unforeseen causes. the di-
rectors are unable to carry out plans
for financing this amount. The earn
ings have been materially decreased
during the autumn by strike at the
shops which tied up the equipment.
The strike was won, but the damage
had been done.
Omaha, Neb., jan "a petition
for a receiver for the property of the
Chicago and Great Western in Ne
braska, was filed in the U. S. court
in Omaha this morning. In addition
to railroad property in Nebraska the
Chicago and Great Western owns the
Omaha grain terminals. The Nebras
ha corporation for handling the grain
of this corporation was not included
in the application for a receiver, al
though it will not operate during the
receivership of the railroad
The city council meets tonight in
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Knights of Pythias Install.

The following officers of the Ros
well lodge Knights of Pythias were
installed at the regular meeting on
Tuesday night: Henry H Swartz
Chancellor Commander: w W. Ogle
Vice Chancellor; John NJ. Rose, Pre-
late: J. Y. Thornton, Master at Arms
E. T. Amonett. Master Of Work; w
Q. Fawcett, Keeper of Records and
Seals and Master of Finance; George
E. French. Master of Exchequer; Sam
Copeland, Inner Guard; Charles Ham
ilton, Outer Guard.
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TO MEET AND MARRY
MAN OF HER CHOICE,

Miss Callie Townsend, sister of J.
5. Townsend and Mrs. w. A. Cald-
well, of Roswell, left this morning for
Oklahoma City, where she will meet
and marry on Sunday, Jan. u, Hardy
Alagood, an old school mate. Miss
Townsend has lived in Roswell sew
era1 years, having been employed re-
Gently as stenographer for Jaffa, Pra-
ger & Co. Mr. AIagood is a barber,
and has spent most of his life in
Texas. He visited here a few years
ago. The couple will go from Oklaho-
ma City to Benton, Ark, to visit the
brides mother, and from there they
will return to Lawton, Okla, where
the groom has a job and where they
viii make their home. Many friends
OF the bride extend best wishes
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r. n. M'CUNE QUITS BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIO

Letters have been received in this
city from the officers of the South
western Building and Loan Associa-
H. McCune has severed his co1nec-
tion with the company, and that for
the present all payments due the
company will have to be sent to the
home Office Mr.. McCune is now in
Las Vegas on business. and his bust
ness future cannot be announced at
this time.
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r wants at a high price.

ct wants at a nlSn price.
For the first time since 1 have
known the Pecos Valley we had no
apple crop in 1907. An untimely frost
killed it. But how often does that hap
year in three Or four certainly. We
have insect pests to contend with,
and so does every other apple region
in the world. In all the United States
east of the irrigated region, the ap-
pie crop is often almost destroyed
by the want of moisture at the prop
er season. That calamity never hap
pens here. Nor are we ever troubled
with bitter rot, Or any other fungus
diseases peculiar to low attitudes and
damp, hot, muggy days and nights.
Taken all in all, one year with anoth-
er, l believe this valley is one of the
safest places in this country to raise
apples for domestic use or export
The Texas and other Southwestern
markets are growing rapidly, and ap-
pie raising should ibe, and certainly
will be our most profitable industry
But We must apply intelligence to the
business. We must raise the best
commercial varieties, and pack them
in the best and most attractive man
ner. We must soon have a factory TO
make apple brandy, to make cider
which will keep the year around This
is large and profitable business in
L.
Low Countries, and should be so
here. | predict that within ten years
more money will come here for ap-
pies and apple products than for any
other commodity produced here, and
that good deep orchard lands, prop
erly drained will be worth three or
four times more per acre than they
are now.
]. J. HAGERMAN.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. 9.-Cattle
receipts 1000. Market strong. South
era steers, 4.0004,5O; southern cows
2.50@3.50; stockers and feeders, 300
045O; bulls, 2.75@40O; calves, 3.75
q AIS; western steers, $3.50 500 ;;
western cows, 2500410
Sheep receipts, 5000, Market strong
Muttons, 4.0005-00; lambs, 6.25@
700; range wethers, 4.25@5 5.85; fed
ewes, 4.0004.75
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Shanghai, Jan. 9.-Rioters at kia
Shing Flu in the province of Chehiang,
burned the Protestant chapel and
school today. The official residence
Of the local magistrate was also de-
stroyed. Foreigners are declared to
be safe. There has been considerable
disorders are directed principally ag-
ainst the dynasty.
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NUMBER 2e5

Jaffa, who died suddenly of paralysis
of the brain on December 49, She
died at her home il Sonderhausen,
Germany, where she had spent the
greater part of her life. She was 50
years old. Her three sons in New
Mexico have all visited her in recent
years, Nathan seven years ago, Harry
eight years ago, and Joe two years
ago. The Jaffa store in this city was
closed yesterday in respect for her
memory.
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A FIR ENCH VIEW
OF THE SITUATION.

Paris, Jan. 9.-The Matin today,
referring to the American-Japanese
situation, declared that President
Roosevelt spoke to the diplomats at
Washington few days ago as fol
lows: "All will be arranged in the
most satisfactory manner The last
memorial received from Japan was
expressed in the most conciliatory
terms. and there is not the slightest
apprehension of conflict"
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. M. TIGNER AND MISS
BACHMAN TO MARRY.

Richard NJ. Tigner, pharmacist at
the store of the Pecos Valley Drug
Company, and Miss Amelia Bachman,
formerly a salesIady at the store of
Morrison Bros, are to be married
aturday, January %. The wedding
will occur at St. Peters Catholic
church, Of which both bride and
room are members. The couple will
go to housekeeping at oace in a cot
age on North Richardson avenue.
These young people are well known
in Roswell, and both have many
friends
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Russell builds new wagons. 1C
MEMBER STOCK EXCHANGE
COMMITS SUICIDE

New York, Jan. S.-Charles W.
Whitney, a member of the stock ex-
change firm Of Whitney & Sons, COM
mitted suicide today at his home by
shooting. The cause was not learned.
He was So years old. Whitney had
not been in active business for sew
eral months, having suffered a sun
stroke last October
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GIRLS WILL GIVE LEAP
YEAR PARTY TO CADETS

A crowd of the young ladies of
Roswell who have been shown many
social favors by the cadets of the
Military Institute have completed
Ela1s for a Leap Year party which
they will give Saturday evening at
the Institute gymnasium hall compH-
mentary to the cadets of the Insti-
tute Dancing Club. Dancing will be
the feature of the evening. The Leap
Year idea will be carried out in ev-
cry phase of the entertainment
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Russell does boiler work.
STRIKE OF TROLLEY
MEN COMPROMISED.

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 9.-The con
cessions granted the union trolley
men by the Rapid Transit Company
We're approved at a ratification meet
ing which lasted nearly all night, and
the strikers resolution was rescind-
ed. The company agreed to re-instate
81 union men who had been dis
charged.
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Russell does harse-shoeing.
STORM RAGING ON THE
NORTH AFRICAN COAST

Paris, Jan. 9-Tne storm in the
En- glish Channel along the west coast
of Europe and the North African
coast is still raging. Many fishing
boats have been lost. Two passenger
boats foundered off Elarias. Moroc-
co, and forty persons were drowned,
including some Europeans.
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H. 2. Hunsaker, clerk atthe post
office, was operated on for appendic-
tits at ST. Mary's Hospital yesterday
afternoon, and although very sick from
the anaesthetic, was doing as well as
could be expected today.
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See the Lady Blacksmith, Barber,
Porter, Butcher, Dentist, etc, in the
Carnival tonight. Come Out, and en-
10Y score of good, hearty laughs.
Seats only Is, 25 and 35e Perform
.nce begins at $50. sharp.
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Enartn1 ents for Rent.

Three rooms, bath and closets. All
lodern improvements. Now occupied
by Mr. Lays family. For rent about
Feb. 1st c. T. McClane. 64t4.
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Two 3-4 size beds, mattresses and
springs for same. cost $40; first class,
good as new, and an exceptional value
for $500. Phone c. a. Pettey. Cum
berland City G4t2
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ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
THOUSAND MEN IDLE

New York, Jan. 9.-The committee
of the Central Federated Union which
is investigating the laying off of men
ties, reports that there are at present
100 000 men out of employment in
New York City alone. They say forty
thousand union men allied with the
building trades are out of work, TWEEN
die and a hundred thousand 1on-un-
on men looking for jobs.
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The ArteSia NURSERY.

For Fruit, Shade and Ornamental
trees. see J. S. Highsmith, Artesia,
or Wyatt Johnson. Roswell Cliff
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EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE
MIDDLE OF FEBRUARY

Warren H. Stine, wao was here
early in the winter looking for a 10
cation and decided to go into bust
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H. R. Morrow. of Amarillo. and Joe
and John Rhea. of this city, returned
this moraing from a business visit
at their ranch on Toyah Creek
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THE BIG RED APPLE OF THE Pc
COS VALLEY, AND THE GREAT
FUTURE BEFORE 1T.
J. J. HAGERMAN WRITES.

The Markets for Apples Growing
Faster Than the Supply Eastern
Orchards Falling Behnd-The Pee
os Valley AS an Apple Raising Coun-
try.-lts Future.
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Extraordinary bargain II plano
s175.00. Phone c. A. Pettey, Cumber,
land City. 64t2
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ING trips, see r. B. Jones, or phone
S2 39t52*
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(local Report. Observation Taken at
600 a. N.Y.

Roswell, n. NJ, Jan. 9-Tempera.
ture.-Max- yesterday So; min. 20;
mean, 50.
Precipitation, 00 wind N W, We
locity l mile. weather clear
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Tonight fair and warmer: Friday
partly cloudy, stationary temperature
NJ WRIGHT.
Of1cial II Charge.
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Mr.. Randall, of Dexter, were In the
city today.
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Pure bred Rhode Island eggs to
sell, per setting of IS, $3.O0.-Mrs. J.
F. Bryson, r. F. D. No. 5. 64t5*
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In spite of our nigh prices Europe
in 1906
The demand for American apples
is unqIestionably increasing much
more rapidly than the production is
increasing. Twenty-Five years ago Am
erican apples were regarded as a lux
ury in Europe, and out of the reach
of people of moderate means. In 1904,
fourteen years ago, we exported to
all countries only 1850 barrels
Ulquestionably North America pro-
duces by far the best apples in the
world, and the world is fast finding
1T out 1t is also learning that the ap-
pie is the King of all fruits for every
day use as an article of human food.
for keeping qualities and for profit
to it's growers
In the United States the use of the
apple has increased by leaps AID by
bounds. not only keeping pace with
the increase of our population but
going beyond it relatively
In Italy, Austria, Turkey and other
Mediterranean countries, American
apples are fast beginning to be
known. By reason of the fast steam
ships to the Mediterranean it is on
ly a question of a short time before
our apples will find a great market
in that new field
China, Japan and all the far east,
with itS taQr,ipu millions 1>a
ginning to learn of the American ap-
pie, and those countries will soon
take all the surplus our Pacific Coast
States can produce, even if they pro-
duce ten times as many as they do
now.
A recent editorial in the New York
Independent stated that in the east
ern and middle states, the planting
of new apple trees did not nearly
keep pace with the going out of old
orchards, and that this was true even
of Ohio, Michigan and several other
states in the middle West.
To successfully raise apples is not
the work for lazy, careless. shiftless
or unintelligent man. 1t requires con-
stant care and eternal vigilance, and
any man who thinks of planting an
orchard in the Pecos Valley should
take the experience of intelligent
men as their guide in selecting suit
able land, in the manner of planting
trees, and above all in the Selection
Of Varieties Suitable for this Region.
It costs as much to raise bushel
of apples of such poor variety that
they are unsaleable, as to raise a
bushel of q variety that every deal
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BREA kLOOSE AND BURN PROT
ESTANT CHAPEL, SCHOOL
AND RESIDENCE.
is ftE A ROSWELL MAN?

Duel Fought at Gainesville, Texas,
BY Two Men With Knives, and 1t
is Said that Former Roswell Man
Was One of the pants.-Hart
Fatally Wounded.
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Free scientific dark room eye exam
ination at links Jewelry store. DR..
Hunsberger is the refractionist. 64tf
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MOTHER OF THE JAFFA
RR0TAERG tc DEAi

Nathan, Harry and Joe Jaffa nave
received a letter announcing the
death of their mother. Mrs. Leah
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FOR SALE:- r. r. ticket to X. G..
for young man. Inquire X. Y. at
Record office. it,
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The Woman's Club is meeting this
afternoon in regular session.
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No hunting or trespassing allowed
on the Slaughter Farm. mws-tf.
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Cruise is back at Blacksmithing.
and needs the money. Go see him. tt.
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lime TO PI AMI.

Onion sets and seeds. big stock
Roswell Seed Co. If
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Correct legal blanks Record Office
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FOR A RECEIVER
FOR CHICAGO AND GREAT
WESTERN RAILROAD.
PANIC THE CAUSE OF II

Stringency of the Money Market, and
inability to Meet Notes Coming
Due the Cause of the Application
Spent Large Sums for improvements
Also Had a Strike.
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Practically aew Sterling bicycle for
So. .50.-C. A. Petty, Cum berland CT
t.. 62t3
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The city council meets tonight in
regular session.
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C. A. PETTEY is LEAVING CUM
BERLAND CITY AND is OFFERING
ALL HOUSEHOLD GOODS CHEAP.
PHONE NE AT MY EXPENSE. 64t2#
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Notwithstanding the short crop OF
apples il the United States in 1907,
and their high price, the European
demand for American apples seems
to be hard to satisfy.
During the month of December,
1907, the United States, Canada and
Nova Scotia shipped to Europe
59,993 barrels of apples, being $500
barrels more than were shipped in
December, 1906. The total shipments
in 1907 were as follows.
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Russell does carriage work. loft
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]. J. HAGERMAN

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-18

homo eleven showed . complete re
versal of form. winning out by tn
score of 10 to 4.
T.. H. Hodgson's long punts KEEP
Princeton continuously on the defen
siye IN the first half. and his goal from
placement from the rs yard line sur
prised the home players for 1t was the
first score against them this year.
Princeton Braeed In Second.
In the second period, Princeton
braced wonderfully and within two
minutes after play started and a:tel
a succession OF line plays, scored
touchdown.
Cunningham followed 1t PIP later
with a goal from the field.
The Visitors had a heavy team ane
Princeton gained very little through
their line until the latter part Of
the second half. when the Virginian'
weakened.
. II was not football weather and
only Is minute halves were played.
The line up:
Princeton. Position. V. r.
q. b. Walker) Huharh
left end.
Seiglin 8. j. Jones. MOTIFS
Left tackle.
P. e. Waller. walker
Left guard.
Cass, King. d'o"s
Center.
Mackfaddyen Whaley. f. X. Hodgsoh
Right guard.
Bamman. Clark. J. r. JONI >
Right tackle.
,ya,cb Gil Hicks
Bard, Bergen. Dawson. Commonly
Quarterback.
Read. Tibbot. Bishop. Lunterei'
Left half back.
Cox, Cunningham. bii'ups'
Right half back.
Coke Feyefrer.. v. p. Hodgson
Full back.
Touchdown, Cox; Goal from touch
down. p. f. Waller: goal from place
ment. e. r. Hodgson: goal from field
Cunningham. Referee Newton. Penn
sylyania. Umpire LaEsford. TRINITY
Field Judge. Walbridge. Lafayette
Time OF halves, Is minutes each.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-18
army GIVES YALE
CLOSE CONTEST
Cadets Headed Forward Pass In Use
But Once When Il Wrought Penal
~ Upon West Point.

WEST POINT. N. Y. Oct. H.
Yale came to West Point this after
noon with crippled football team
and left tonight victorious. The
score to 0. tells the story OF tn
cadets downfall. Except for a fe"
minutes in the first half Yale's goa
(. was never In danger.
r. Old Tactics for Vale.
II was the Yale fullbacks consist
ent punting and plunging that was
responsible. for the visitors victory
Yale relied solely on old fashioned
football. She attempted no on-slde
kicks. no forward passes and but one
double pass from a punt formation
This. however. failed to gain.
Forward Pass Ineffective.
West Point made two pretty gains
on on-side kicks. one of thirtyfve
Yards Her much heralded forward
pass, however was In evidence but
once, and then 1t nearly cost a touch
down. Dean had hurled the ball
cleanly thirty yards to a waiting
West Pointer. but Goebel. the big
Yale kick, jumping high In the arr
blocked the revolving pigskin.
Made. his team mate, picked II
up and raced forty yards for what
seemed touchdown. However, the
referee had blown his whistle TOR
an cfrs!da play by the cadets, who
were given the choice OF accepting
a FIVE yard penalty or allowing the
touchdown.
Army Takes the Penalty.
They took The penalty and Yale lost
the score.
Captain Burch. the big lineman
Conney and Hobbs and Logan were
out OF the New Haven eleven lineup
owing to injuries.
Considering the excessive heat, sub
situations were scarce and there was
only one injury. Chambcrlin, the ca
dets' fuilback. who suffered a fractur-
ed collar bone.
The game was witnessed by 10000
people.