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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-04
SOME BIG ATTRACTIONS
AT IRRIGATION CONGRESS

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Sept. 1.-The
program of festivities that will occur
during the two weeks of the Sixteenth
National Irrigation Congress and the
International Exposition, Albuquerque
Sept. 20 to Oct. 10, will include at
fractions that never nav been assem-
bled in the West, and some of them
try. Besides the exhibits of the War,
Navy, Postofice, Treasury and Agri-
cultural Departments of the United
States, the Government will send bat
~talions of infantry and cavalry to
stay throughout the two weeks.
The soldiers will come with all the
panoply of war and with camp equi-
page. Daily they will perform the rou-
tine of camp life-dress parade, guard
mount, band concerts, etc., and daily
one Of the battalions will participate
in a street parade. The cadets from
the military schools and the U. S.
Indian schools of New Mexico and
Arizona, also the local militia, will
share in these parades.
In the pageant, tribes of Pueblo
Indians will appear, coming for a
stay throughout the Congress and
Exposition, from Laguna, Cochfti,
San Felipe. San Domingo, and other
pueblos. The chiefs will carry in the
parades the famous sticks presented
to their predecessors by President
Abraham Lincoln during the Civil
War. Representatives of the Pima
tribes of Arizona will also attend and
participate in the parades.
Cowboys will ride their broncos in
the parades, besides participating in
the races at the fair grounds. At the
fair grounds, too, there wilr be bronco
busting, horse races, relay races by
specially selected teams of horses,
cadet drills, etc.
There will be numerous bands, in
Guiding two famous bands from Old
Mexico. n there will be band con-
certs daily. Daily there will BIZ con-
certs by a chorus of trained voices.
Nat M Brigham will deliver his ia
hOU ASSiuACS, dIduu SduyOn u
Arizona and "Men Who Won the
West"
The fireworks will be grand and
something new in pyrotechnics. Some
OF the pieces will be distinctively
western. representing the Elephant
Butte and Roosevelt dams.
All will be free to visitors. Besides,
the merchants will keep open house.
and endeavor to give their visiting
friends and customers a good time. |
1t will be a rare opportunity for coun.
try merchants to visit Albuquerque
and renew acquaintance with the job
beers. They will find that the whole
sale houses of Albuquerque are equal
to the best In the West. There is
nothing lacking in the Albuquerque
houses for a country merchants !
stock Buyers md everything In the
jobbing houses of the West that they /
would ma in the East, ana the reduc
"a rates nxed ~ the railroads Sep
tsnber - 70 October 10. make It
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LABOR DAY

An annual holiday in honor of labor
has for a number of years been oh
served by every state in the Union,
and the custom has been sanctioned
and approved by the laws of the land.
Labor Day in the hearts of American
citizens ranks with Independence
Day. for, while our independence is
a priceless heritage, its perpetuation
depends upon labor, whose armies
have forged and built the solid foun-
datfons upon which our country rests
in its Industrial and commercial SUI
premacy.
In order, therefore, that New Mex1-
co may join in this national custom
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ANDREWS AND STATEHOOD
TALK IS ALL NONSENSE

The Republican papers of New Mex
leo r devoting much Of their edito-
rial space to Andrews IA statehood,
claiming thai The one means the 9TH
or. This Is the cry that has been put
before the people of New Mexico ev-
cry second year for the last quarter
oe . century by she Republicans, and
we- are just as far from statehood
now astever. There has not been a
single hour during the last IL years.
at least, that the Republicans could
not have given NewrMexico state.
hood had they desired Il do so. The
only purpose served by the statehood
Issue IL 81 secure votes for Republi-
can candidates, and then all pretense
@am &EH NE EM
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REV. JNO. w. SMITH

TO LEAVE ROSWELL.
Rev. John w. Smith, pastor OF the
M. E. Church, South, will leave Ros:
having accepted a call from a church
in Jefferson City, Missouri. This
news will undoubtedly bring sorrow
to many people of this city, not only
of his own church, but of others. Mr..
Smith has made a host of friends in
Roswell of all denominations. The
Record believes that he would have
liked to remain here permanently.
but this being impossible the paper
him On having receiy-
ed a call from such a desirable place
Jefferson City.
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NEW OFFICERS OF NEW
MEXICO BAR ASSOCIATION

The New Mexico Bar Association
this week at Santa Fe selected the
following officers for the ensuing
year:
President-E. C. Wade, Of Las
Cruces.
Vice Presidents:-fi First Judicial
District, J. P. Victory of Santa Fe.
Second Judicial Districe, e. w. Dob.
son. of Albuquerqus;fT District,
H. M. Dougherty, of Socorro: Fourth
District, David J.'Leahy, OF Las We.
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CONTRACT LET FOR
HOUSE ON RICHARDSON.

M. F. Lowrey, who came here about
a year ago from Van Vert, Ohio, and
who was Joined here last July by his
family, has decided to make Roswell
his home. and has let the contract to
Lavelle for the construction of a
new residence on a lot on North Rich
ardson avenue across from the Wool
verton college, which he recently
bought of w. r. Clements. The house
will be a one-story frame bungalow
cottage of six rooms. modern through
out. Material is now being hauled to
the lot and the work is started.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-04

The Old Settlers will hold their re.
union tomorrow, and a fine time is
expected. In another column the Rec
ord gives q few items of just fou
teen years ago In Roswell, just be-
fore the railroad reached here.
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gas; Fifth District, Louis O.. Fullen,
Roswell; Sixth District, J.. E. Wharf
On, of Alamogordo.
Secretary and Treasurer, G. C.. Ca
iron, of Santa Fe.
The best school shoes TOR the mon.
ey, you will find at Mak1n's. 5Stf
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great opportunity for the trade to Wis
it this jobbing center.
Local Commercial Clubs in Albu-
querque's territory should come in
numbers. There is nothing like keep,
ing up old acquaintance.
r. e. TWITCHELL,
Secretary Board of Control.
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c. H. Arnold and family have ar
rived from Comancne, Tex, and will
make Roswell their home. Mr.. Arm.
of this city. He is a barber and will
take a chair In Pat McCarley's shop,
the "Up-to-Date."
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-04

Judge Gatewood Is pushing the
move to organize a Democratic Club.
The best way to get out the full Dem
ocratic -Foterfor Larrazolo this fall
- by thorough organization and act
I've personal work from now until
election day. BY all means let us have
. democratic club in Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Pope, who
have been in Santa Fe during the ses.
sion of the Supreme Court, will ar
rive at home tomorrow by auto via
Torrance.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-04

The Record vas here before the
railroad, and will be here as long as
the artesian wells fow.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-04

The New Mexico Bar Association
1T its meeting In Santa Fee this week
passed sa1Fesolution strongly urging
the enforcement OF the saloon laws.
and also the anti-gamblng law.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-04
PURE CRYSTAL ICE

at a reasonable profit. Make
more than if we added twenty
five per cent extra to the ice.
Those who buy once learn the
value of what we sell, and buy
here ever afterward.
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Don't buy your school shoes until
you have seen Makin's $3.50 shoe. tt
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Painting.

Have Cruise paint your buggy, $500
to $1,000, a fancy job for $500 and
up. varnish job, $500 to $500 makes
your buggy new.
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Look At The
Difference

between our standard of quality
and our standard of prices.
Quality away up-prices away
down. We don't lose any money
by selling
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Sewing Machines, Enterprise Hard,
ware Co. 6Ot2
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Report of United States Weather Blu
reau, Month Ending Aug 81, 1908.
Station, Roswell. N. M.
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BY the way, has Andrews promised
to build any more railroads?
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See our Sewing Machines.-Enter-
prise Hardware Co., 1922 N. Main.
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Do you want a rooming house close
in at a bargain? If SO phone 1876. 60t3
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Chavss Co. Democratic Ticket

Gus U6lIIuCI dlIG lIGkGl
For County Commissioners 3rd Dist.
~ N. d. FRITZ.
County Conn.,. Second District,
w. M. ATKINSON.
For Probate Judge,
j.. =. EVANS.
For Clerk of Probate Court,
F.. p. GAYLE.
For County Sheriff,
G. L. BALLARD.
For County Assessor,
GUY n. HERBERT.
County Treasurer and Ex-Offcio
Collector, sE@
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
Superintendent Of Schools,
{. c. HILL.
County Surveyor,
v. r. KENNEY.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-13
THE WEST FOR BRYAN.

The enthusiasm at the state Democratic convention Of Nebraska
at which William Bryan endorsed for president recalls the
carly days OF the campaign Of 1896 when Bryan carried
number Of the western states 1t evidence great Cooner
stronger than he has been any his first campaign
and that the that then Bryan column will again
do SO this Republican papers OF character influence know
this to be the fact Thus the Lincoln states that BRYAN is
stronger Nebraska than any his career while the
Chicago IneOcean that its poll middle west shows
that fully 10 per cent Of the who voted for Roosevelt
already the Bryan camp and that the detection will know no limit
il reactonary named by the Republicans
1t required unlimited poured forth by the interests
gete with intimidation by wholesale threats of discharge Of work
men to the defeat OF Mr. Bryan great states of the mid
die in 1896 Fortunately these influences are not so strong TODAY
they were when first naugurated gigantic scale BY Mark
Hanna With fair unnuenced by corruption and intida
ton we have always thought that Bryan could carry the states of
Indiana and Illinois and probably other great western states
rs against Taft the ForakerD Dick element su the Buck
eve state will also be found line up great Nebrasan These
speculation are OF but little moment the polls will own
story be that OF defeat but encouraging to see the
outlook so bright for victory.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-13

already conesing delegations Florida that
the purpose Of the reactona Of all the
southern states would not be surprising if there fully hun
bred seats contested the If should
prove to be the case evident that be nominated
without owing the nomination to whose right choose
question Of grave doubt
The Republican party has long been bossridden that the full
fruit OF the system being witnessed the dntegraon caused by
the revolt Of the rank and file and the efforts e
loss Of power here bitterness between the rivals control Of the
party that longer remain srotered and when be-
comes plain the people that the will the
Vention hiding behind the phne Hughes there will revolt
that may pesage stampede Taft has no strength
Of his own and this TACT IS becoming evident every day All
the votes he getting him BY Rooseves and could
just well be assigned any other coloress Importance
II Roosevelt had backed LaFolee the tide would
resistbe sluggish his efforts to name Taft May
their troubles increase
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-13
STANDARD OIL Fighting FOR ITS LIFE.

The most remarkable article OF the March magazines is IN the
DFoaa"ay under the caption Il" Standard Oil Facing Der
and the author Herbert n Casson gives some stnn 80
we quote the hrst section of the article should be read IN
tul by every student of events:
Is no congregation to that the Standard Oil Cornan,
more than 100000 to its lawyers in 1907 Probably no III
corporation was ever good friend the legal fraternity N
io the one lawsuit which tried Chicago before Ti %
the costs $50 am told by foremost Standard oil
rose far beyond 100000 !e'S'
me sa ooy guard OF this Scapegoa trust is now 50 r +r
ms the whole fourteenth floor OF the Standard Oil building on love-
broadway and overAows into several rooms on the Roo
ADDITION to tins office force there second battalion Of LAWYERS =
e KocNeeer building in Cleveland; in every large c in The
United States there at least lawyer-abe ,ga5t m -
sional advice " ms ProleS-
Inc salary OF Standard Oil lawyer may be five thos5
year OF may be one hundred and fifty thousand dollars which
" Us me amount recently paid for the services of John
''heF OF Chicago NJ F. Elliot the awyer-inchef Of STANDARD ~;
ees much higher salary than S c. T. Dodd whose position
Is mas ned SINCE 1902 In fact the enormous increase in le @
nice iam Nelson Cromwell received nearly 81 900 600 for ~
a lanai mas made the law department OF Standard Oil six
mes as expensive as when Dodd was in control !
Il Is told OF Abraham Lincoln that on one occasion When h
'ed twenty-five dollar fee he promptly gave back ten dollars
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-13
SOME HARD QUESTIONS FOR AN ORGAN.

Here are pertinent questions at one OF Boss Brads
personal organs by saunch Republican paper OF North Idaho and to
which there be answer satisfactory to the oeonl N
Brady record:
WIN the Pocatelo Tribune kindly inform public where Mr.
Brady stands the question OF railroad commission: What is his
attitude on the proper assessment OF the Oregon Short Line railroad
bonded Tor $4,000 mile but S3 500 per e IF
elected governor where would stand on an anpass law # such
b should pass the legislature? What does he think about
or direct primary election law? Some these measures the Don
OF Idaho are IN favor OF Mr. Brady his letter announcing his
aac tailed to state his position possibly he is Of the op
ION that the paramount issue his nomination After election r
be the public be damned just two years ago? He also
aed to state what he thought OF the Republican record of broken
hedges and overlooked splendid opportunity to make plain many
gs the voters will want to know before gets their spp
nc news would suggest that Mr. Brady issue second edition Of his
ouce OF candidacy and make things clear
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-13
A LESSON FOR RINGSTERS.

It singular thing that political bosses never learn feel the
public pulse Nothing but defeat teaches them anything When
follows their deasenen party campaign they think
easy continue fool the people Jim Brady for instance
living fools paradise when he dreams that he elected
governor Of Idaho lie absolutely takes heed Of the
growth Of independent voting among the people He only
nominated BY the party machine composed Of the job holders and
job seekers Not single well Informed Republican clean honest
purposes endorses his candidacy The political hangerson
community for him. those weak individuals who believe in boss
ism his strongest support ena press his bidding None
the bone and Of Idaho the taxpayers earners are
camong for his nomination Defeat for candidate is now
inevitable There power Idaho from the PEG
pie that command him the execi
tive The Citizen believes these things with all knowledge OF
past experience guide The day Of the political boss cand
GATE over Twelve Of Byans magnificent and patriotic
hortaton and years Of Roosees bosssm and
more than decade OF La Foee hard doomed
bossm among liberty loving people Bradys means
he must stand the last platform Of his party what plat
form the convention Of this year adopts He not escape no
promise that he his party make will have any standing with
the people against the platform years ago with every pledge
openly and deanty broken by the connyance OF Brady
It has been suggested that The Citizen not raise its voice at
tins time but should let the Republican bosses unpadon
able folly OF naming Brady for packed convention and
then Tor the Democratic candidate waove at the no
This declared by be good politics Do not make the mis-
take Of naming that ever remain true that he
public view IS the the people Idaho and to make
high water mark for decent politics There be no politics worthy
appeal to the people that patriotic impulse Brad
defeat overwhelming and decisive should in the Republican
convention and we believe there independence enough and honesty
enough m the depoed leadership Of idaho Repubcan TO assert
ITSELF take charge OF the rank and file Of the party and save from
the gnomny OF Brady's nomination r.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-13
A WEAK POINT in ROOSEVELT,

ne american Business Man the Chicago magazine that was
oshed Tor the purpose Of making bitter warfare upon President
Roosevelt and which is subsidized by some wealthy privilege os
ing interests makes tremendous upon the president in lie
warren issue IN an article which entitled How President Roosevelt
ias Debauehed the Press While anmis of those making the
charge IS weknown nevertheless matter of deem regret thai
every armnded person nttyey knows that the article in ore
on has strong basis Of fact 1t indeed great misfortune thai
Mr Roosevelt IS intoerant of all criticism and 50 desrs Tor
oauon that he has sought destroy the independence of the news
sahererS OF the national capital Instances are given in the article
question IN which the president demanded discharge Of vn
woman who was society editor Of Washington paper and who had
reported trivial incident regarding one Of the receptions At the
NhHe House The editor Investigated and found the story abs
eg true and refused to discharge the reporter whereon the re
e ordered that she be admitted the White House ,,;
"S OF course destroyed her usefulness Another instance owen
mere boy who was serving his first few months as renrter who
gave publicity to amusing and harmless incident which he had mn
messed at the White House and his position, in
~ the demand OF MIR Roosevelt Still more serious matter Vas
closing OF every department correspondent and 10 the @ h.
represented Tor some trivial statement although the true reason
gwen that the correspondent had criticized the presidents Ii -
a perfectly legitimate manner t
Inc result obvious The Washington reporters and - Il
% are constantly ~ fear Of dspeasug the president and Of @
er posuonS m consequence and hence their aduaton knows
'os It IS deep and lasting shame and pity that these tb FL
~ ue ou one cannot but he impressed with the vast array If @
ene taat su5stanaes them weak spot in the e,nt
iSl'aeteT OF one OF the strong of the day tn
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-13

TO reraI with your money he said to his client -F
dollars IS enough But that was in 1855 be fore the first trust u
horn New there Standard OIL lawyer the loves
rank and file who IS as modest and cheap in his charges as A
ham Lincoln.
This oil Trust has now without doubt the cosiest aggregate;
LAWYERS in the world Why Because II making fight not m
for It's millions but for its lie Its very existence coroo-,
Of corporations stake Out Of fortysi states m
literally oulawed all that possess monopozing power Ten
of these states impose fines only. The others threaten nprn
a we'll Under the new Texas law If man sells one gallon
Standard Oil he be thrown into the peneary for ten y
In the decision which Judge Lands handed down exactly 4
months ago broke down the walls that S T. C. Dodd had m
around Standard Oil that for the first time hg
in the open Instead Of being the victorious ocupus cutc ing h
world of commerce with eses tentacles, It badly nHrr
and well frightened which sincerely trying its s
temper and be good,
It has been hit with Big Fnean absolutely unparalleled and r.
tnkabe fine Of $50 And besides being pushed I'M
lawsuits in which the possbes fines to $50
100000 more Moreover the srnage value Of stock s
these legal adventures began made $500 100000 poorer
believed itself to be year ago.
When the Standard Oil figured up these actual poss
January they found that the caaos year OF 1907 m
had dropped about million dollars day. Here have in nut
she'll the why the Oil Trust IS working its legal department
to the limit OF prostraion and why pouring ou food
If its o-made gold in Titanic effort Of self-defense.
The Supreme Court OF California has released Scitz and R
jail upon the msy pretex that the Indictment upon W
me convicted and the other plead guilty did charge @
5cz mayor and Ruef the political boss OF Francisco
he time the crime Of etorton committed The prsetu
eports itself disayed by this bacset they have many
harge against the scounde As the prosecutors k
an to draw the around the higher up the grating than
cmtz and Ruef they up against the Southern Pacific railroad
which has many years owned the and executive officers Cal
orna and this decision consequence The puricaon
American commonwealth gigantic undertaking. The people
Idaho should take warning and scotch the machine while thew
lay.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-13

Joseph Perrault, ST. who mas been
President OF the Board of Public Works
under the Haines administration, has
rendered his resignation 10 take effect
as soon as his successor has been ap-
pointed.
At the annual meeting OF the Idaho
Building & Loan Association held Mon
day evening the old board OF directors
and otilcers were reelected The annual
report Of the society showed It to be IN
a healthy financial condition.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-13
THE FACTIONS ARE WARNING,

n chaotic condition that prevails the Republican party i e
Y me tae that two conventions have been held in the
eh ana twelfth Congressional districts of Missouri Tn, s
conventions were held February p elected delegates pIi -
"i' lot president The state chairman declared these conversions
irregular and Illegal and the conventions have lust been He'll
~ 'e ELEVENTH district sends delegates national convention
psel % Hughes while the Twelfth district elects HUGHES men
ul oa not p1t them under pledge As result there will h. con
delegations from these districts In view OF the fact that there
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-13
ESTRAY NOTICE.

The following estray has been taken
up at the Soldiers Home. 4 Black Gov,
5 years old. small white spot in forehead
and small white spot on left hip. Il 10
owner Is found will sell same 10 high
est bidder for cash. April 4th. 1905.
at , O'Clock, p m
s P. HOLLOWAY.
Constable OF Boise Precinct
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-13
Subscribe for The Citizen.

DO not fail to attend the Democratic
Club meeting, Monday evening at the
orpneum. Speeches by Hons. Fred 7.
Dubois and S. H. Hayes. The public
invited.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-13
L. E. McNabb

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