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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-12

ant Sergeantat-Arms Blinler, who
has been an officer of the house 81
years, a diamond pin. Representative
Reynolds, of Cleveland, received a
ring as token from the trades un-
ions. A resolution expressive of ap-
probation of the legislative press CDR.
respondents was adopted, and the
work of the house was done.
With rerfect decorum, with
speeches of farewell, presentations to
officials, kindly words of friendship,
and sincere congratulations to heal
the wounds of partisan conflict, the
senate took leave of official life.
WEST MAKES MOTION.
Senator West asked the favor to
make the motion to adjourn, and this
privilege was accorded him. In q
short talk he declared he had aban-
doned public life and would hereafter
devote his time and attention to his
profession.
AS usual on such occasions, there
were a number of presentations, and
the donors responded in felicitious eX-
preston of good will and kindness to
their colleagues. President Williams
was presented an ivory gavel and a
silver salver. Senator Hafner's fel-
low members on the finance commit
tee presented him a Knight Templar
charm. The senate presented him
miniature gavel. The employees gave
Bert Bartlow, sergeant-at-arms, an
umbrella.
The nominations of Harrison, Of
Perry county, for chief inspector of
mines. and of w. e. Kennedy, of
Hamilton county, as chief examiner
of steam engineers, were confirmed.
It took Clerk Doty half-hour to
read the journal Of last weeks forty
one hours session of the house. Then
Speaker Eagleson signed 110 bills pre-
sented to the committee on enroll.
ment. These were the measures pass
ed in the closing days devoted to leg
islation. -r.
The number of bills passed at the
session is about $50. The number in
troduced was 900. OF these $50 were
put into the senate hopper and 660
into that of the house. Nearly 200
bills were introduced at the two ses-
sions of the seventy-seventh assem-
bly,, of which about 425 passed. The
bills signed by the president of the
senate and the speaker of the house
Saturday await the signature of. the
governor to become laws. He has ten
days in which to sign Oh veto them.
If he does neither they will become
laws May 19.
LITTLE OFFERS RESOLUTION.
The resolution to appoint a conf
mittee of both houses to notify the
governor that the assembly was about
to adjourn was offered by Mr.. Little.
Messrs. Chamberlain, Little and Wertz
were named as house members of the
committee.
A resolution was also adopted au-
thorizing the retention of Assistant
Clerk Ira Morrison during the vaca-
ton at S. a day. The house adopted
a resolution to pay its bills and this
completed the necessary work Of the
session in the lower branch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-12
Was His Ardent Wish.

A certain actor of note has not
much hair, and this fact was recent
ly commented on to the actor by a
lady whose friendship permitted
personal illusions.
why said the lady. you are
losing your hair all the time. You'll
be bald If this keeps on"
Keeps on, madam" Queried the
actor, putting his hand on what re-
mained Of his hair. my daily
prayer is that this will keep on"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-12

4 V-ANNi -
Not long ago delegation of
women appeared at the capital to
solicit the support of a member Of
Congress for a bill in whi6h they
were interested. AppreciatiGg the
fact that his time was pretty well
occupied, the spokeswoman said:
'"Now, sir" If you would prefer,
we will see you at your hotel In the
evening"
Ladies'" he said, bowing polite
ly, II shall be delighted to hear you,
no matter how much you have to
say, II you win only put 1t in a few
words.-Philadelphia Ledger.
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SCHOOL GIRLS
Expelled for Writing Poetry, and It
Wasn't Bad Verse at That.

Madison, Wis, May 10.-School-
girls in Wisconsin, the home of Ella
Wheeler Wilcox and other poets, have
no right to compose and publish poe
try gently satirizing the rules and re-
strictions imposed on pupils in high
schools. This is the solemn edict of
the supreme court of Wisconsin, as
announced yesterday in the case of
Dresser against the school board of
st. Croix Falls.
Hazen and Mabel Dresser, aged IS
and IT years respectively, daughters
Of former Assemblyman l.. B. Dresser,
now a member of the state board of
control which manages the state
penal and charitable institutions,
were pupils in the high school at st,
Croix Falls and became resentful of
the strict discipline enforced by
Professor J. G. Baker, principal of
the school.
WRITE POEM AS A PROTEST.
AS a mild protest they composed
the following poem, entitled Rules
of st. Croix Jail" which was con-
sidered so fine by the editor of tho
local newspaper that he printed it:
You must shut your mouth at noontime,
You must shut il at recess;
You must keep II shut all morning,
And all other times / guess.
When you get up to leave the room
Don't take a friend along;
You must not once quit working hard,
Because you know it's. wrong.
Can't even stop to tie your shoe,
To blow your nose, or cough;
Don't look up from your books at all,
And don't you dare to laugh.
Just calmly wait Ull O'clock
/ You know that comes round soon;
And then you're free from prison
Until the next forenoon. ,..
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APOLOGY IS DEMANDED.

AS soon as the offending poem met
the eye of Professor Baker he called
a council of the teachers, and 1t was
decided TO penalize culprits by re-
quiring them to apologize before the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-12

Royal Java B!eag Coffee. only 2C
cents. at your grocery.
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Blatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
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Granite Mining Candles are the best,
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DOCTOR ACCUSED OF
 SHAVING PATIENT

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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

ra tiueftf Nisby Christ Gafbrftsru. \ Watson Ule Brown. thyir heirs. suE- ees-.r. gr assigns
 Yu and r4e tt yau are hereby Ha- uH.d tat L tbe undersigned have e<p,ud,d tH G,uar aud improvements the sum af ea, hundred ,stoal dollars for each of thc wears igut and i9u5 upan the fnIInN ing des,rthed placer aHi8g ctaim. to-NH Purt Group claim situated on Placer rrrrk tri- tU8fy uf Good Hope river. Fatrhatr4 Hmrs District District af tf8ska
 Nad yau. and eaeh af tnu ar, fur- ther unuued chat if you do not within ninety .pap days from Inc date of fu71 publication of this notice, cause to bg rafa to fhe undersigned your prnpar- Honatr share of said cNrendiuurc. as go-aWuer. your interest in said claims will become tHy property of tho ma- dersIsued under section sasl of Inc Revised Statutes of th, United state Dat, of first pub. AprII - tao>
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STRANGLED
 WOMAN
BODY STRIPPED ENTIRELY NUDE AND THROWN INTO A
 SWAMP

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 Thr rsiad ae#4n a4- Ha.rs faagr- ef hr#ar a#a n.H#s =ts- ,efaeaee af a recent and =at1rHiaHs teHet and =a.H af h,r elal#mg = .tz zabs,- e.-uts found suggested in texture and a af.tie# pond ttst= fauHi faaae
 T-. a-ed uamm aaz au.lt laatur- tt-.t and lt t- prer.. asl established t.at II aas uat tht' as resident of fti- fl=a- of H4rrI-p4
 Two meu who occupied gac.t alpur.d n,tr Nhcr. ftr hodv was found arr detaiaed bv tHr police hut the rra~f important clue ebtata-a va- furnished tonight bs Peter c4eeaH 4 warebmtu ,mr 1oy,a hy me Marine En- zine company who recognized the body a- That of si woman whom he had -,yu crossing rHe meadows in company uith a imam erle today. Later he saw th, man alone. II. ,hen carried bun al, under #i- arm THrmau oas short and stout
 Life hal been extinct the coroner said. about teu hours X mark on ta, r,ck indicated that straasuIatfaH was trc manner of death. Scratches ou toc Ire and truas and pieces af cind- crs forced into tho flesh showed that the body had be.u dragged along a l cindrr path which skirts the pond Along Inc path the police picked ur white silk waist slashed up the back. a skirt and a rair of silk ear- ters
 Following the path the police came upon the yacht Idle Hour which was tied mp at point on the Passiae about , three hundred feet from WHere th, body was found on the yacht th, police say they found s-a'Skm mun |aud 4# fuf r-ck piece
 The occupants of the yacht wrr. Albert Thompson. q years of age oI Elizabeth boatmau. auI Frrdcrici Kirkman 3S wears of age Both were employed on the boat TnumI son ~ai, that he found n, fur picc't near th, einder path this morning The police found on the boat enough dishes fe three diners. The men. however. sai' that they had had no visitors on th' Idle Hour. Both were arrested as sus ] picious characters
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DOG RACES APRIL
 2OTH, PEST AND 23D

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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Te < NakkIla. his heirs. succcssars ar assigns
 You ate hereby notified that |. th" have expended in labor and Improvements tbr sum of one hundred lk1uW doiiarz for each of tfg wars laoe and leo5 upon the following described laerr mIaiBg claim to-uu. semnhi7 Gfema claim situated n cripple creek. FUrhavru Mining Dis triet District of Alaska.
 And yoa. and each of you. ar, fur ther uooded that 1T sou do not within ninety laal days fram t1c dale of hnal publication of this notice. cause to b,. flid to thu, undersigned yeHr prapef- aaaalc share of said expenditure. as eazaWuer. yaur interest in said claims eal become Che property af the uu- aer=igucd under section gsai of Inc Revised Statutes of thr United Staft-# Date of first pub April II. leo>. Dat, af I#-t pub July n. tauN.
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HAS THRILLING EXPERIENCE

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MA FRS
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High Grade Imported and Domestic ciaars at the Board Of Trade.

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REV. c.. F. LUCAS is
RETURNED TO ROSWELL.

Rev. Claudius F.. Lucas returned
last night from Santa Fe, where he
attended the conference of the New
Mexico Methodist Episcopal Mission,
which he reports was the largest and
most enthusiastic in its history. There
were very few changes in the pastor
ates of the territory, and Mr.. Lucas
was returned to Roswell for another
year, for all of which mis- many friends
are grateful. There is to be increased
work in this church in and round
Roswell, for which a Roswell circuit
was established with three missions.
One will be at Picacho, another at
Boaz and the third will be announced
later. The circuit pastor will reside
in Roswell Int make trips to the
smaller towns. This place has not yet
been filed.
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FAMOUS GOLD MINE
TO MAKE EXHIBIT

The famous TreadWel1 mines of
Alaska will have one of the most val
liable exhibits at the Alaska-Yukon-
Pacific Exposition in Seattle in 1909
that was ever shown to the public.
1t will consist of bricks and bars of
real gold, IONS of the rich gold quartz,
nd many sacks of b richest on
centrates, the total of all being close
to half a million dollars. The compa-
ny will likewise have as part of it's
exhibit, a small milling plant at which
gold ore from the 'Treadwell will be
treated the same as at the great
works on Douglas Island. The Tread
we'll is one of the Oldest mines in
Alaska, having been in almost CON
tinuous operation for rs years, and ut
has produced On an average OF
$4,000 900 in gold a year., half OF
which is profit.
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ular meeting. e. A. Lehman has been
appointed chaplain to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Grover
Cottingham.
The Elks voted in a large number
nights meeting, and transacted other
important business. The lodge is rap
idly growing since its new club house
has taken form, there being eighty
new members on their way into the
lodge.
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charges being made by the Register
of w. P. L%ittleield which they have
magnifed on account of the fact that
he is not assessed in Chaves county.
Surely the Register-Tribune should
know that Mr.. Littlefield's ranch and
he owns no assessable property in
Roswell.
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HERE is YOUR CHANCE
TO GIVE To 2

The Board of Control or the FEEDER
ated Charities of Roswell has devised
A plan to secure members and money
for the care of the city's poor. They
propose to publish a coupon which
may be filled out by any individual
and sent to the secretary or treasurer,
thereby becoming a member Of the
organization, and can thus arrange
TO contribute to the cause of charity.
The admission fee to the association
can be fixed by the person joining
and the monthly dues can be decided
in he same way. Any sum will be
acceptable. Following is the coupon
which should be filled out and sent
in.
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g g g g g @ 9 g g g @ @ @ @ @ @
Cut this out and send 1t to Miss
Nell R. Moore, Secretary, or ]. J.. Jar.
ia, Treasurer. Do II now.
Attention.
Every child please notice and
think-every man and woman read
carefully, and be not readers only,
but living active helpers.
The purpose of the Federated Char.
tiles of RNswe11.
First:-1i take care OF all persons
that demaE-, by reason of illness or
want, relief and Immediate help.
Second To assist In securing
9 to pay - per month, g
employment for those who are able
and willing to work.
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companies paid practically all the
taxes for the support of the Chaves
county government-and they pay
a very large portion of the total now.
The stock business is the most impor-
tant and largest industry of the Pecos
Valley, and is entitled to as fair
treatment as any other industry. An
effort to arouse the enmity of the
people against a man because he has
succeeded in an honest business can
do the country no good.
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realize the difficulties with which the
pioneers commended. The men who
laid the foundations of Roswell and
Chaves county have not shirked their
taxes Or any other demand of public
enterprise and patriotism.
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ELECTION

The general biennial election of the
qualified voters of h County of Cha
| YES, Territory of New Mexico, is
hereby called to be held at the sew
eral (twelve) voting precincts of said
| county, on Tuesday, November Bird,
| 1908, for the purpose of voting for
the following officials, to-wit:
One Delegate to the Sixty-irst
| Congress.
One Member of the Council Of h
3sth Legislative Assembly, Twelfth
District.
One Member of the House OF Rep
~resentatives of the 3Sth Legislative
Assembly. 18th District.
One Member of the House of Rep
resentatives of the 38th Legislative
Assembly, 18th District.
One County Commissioner, Second
District.
One County Commissioner, Third
District.
One Probate Judge.
One Probate Clerk.
One Sheriff.
One Assessor.
One Treasurer.
One County Superintendent OF
Schools.
Said election will be held at the
following named places:
Precinct No. 1, North Roswell.
Precinct No. 2, South Roswell.
Precinct No. 8, South Spring.
Precinct No. 4, Dexter.
Precinct No. 5, Hagerman.
Precinct No. 6, Lake Arthur.
Precinct NC. z, Lower Penasco.
Precinct No. 8, Plainview.
Precinct No. 9, Hernandez.
Precinct No. 10, Dunlap.
Precinct No. II, Kenna.
Precinct No. IL, E1kins.
The polls to be opened at 9 o'clock
a. m. n closed at 6 O'Clock p. m.
and said election held according to
law.
Witness the seal of the Board of
County Commissioners of the county
of Chaves and Territory of New Mex
leo, and the hand of it's chairman
and clerk, this 5th day of October,
1908.
w. NJ. ATKINSON, Chairman.
Attest: F. P. GAYLE, Clerk.
(SEAL) (d22-w23-3O)
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That such men as Mr.. Prayer, the
Jaffas, Capt. Poe, the Whites, Smith
Lea, Mr.. Cahoon, the Hagermans,
A. Pruit, Jim Hinkle and others have
made some money for themselves
since paving the way for general pros
perity in the Pecos Valley should not
be held as a club against them to
arouse the ~jealousies and envies of
some who have failed and others who
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For nineteen years Mr.. Hagerman
says he has been paying from seven
to twenty thousand dollars a year in
taxes for the companies which he has
owned Or been interested in, and that
during this time he has been instru-
mental in bringing thirteen millions
of dollars capital here for the devel-
|opment of the Territory. Then a little
spiteful newspaper man with a warp
ed mind seeks to stir up the unthink-
ing newcomers into enmity against
such men. Without the Hagermans
and other big capitalists who risked
their money in developing this coun-
try. Roswell might be still only a Gov
camp a hundred miles away from a
railroad.
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Mrs. G. A. Richardson returned yes
terday afternoon from a two weeks
visit with friends at Artesia and at
the Randolph ranch, this side of that
place. She left her on, Donovan to
continue his visit, as his health is i'm
proving in the country.
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to pay more taxes on her grazing
lands than other parts of the Terrific
~? The place to get at that matter
is in the legislature, and all the Dem
~ocratic candidates for the legislature
are pledged to equalization and adj
justment of taxes.
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BIG DEMOCRATIC MEETING
AT DEXTER LAST NIGH

One of the best meetings of the
campaign in Chaves county was held
by a party of Democrats at Dexter
last night. A large hall was filled to
overlooking and wen standing room
was at a premium. Two automobile
loads of Roswell Democrats were in
attendance and all made speeches ad.
~vancing the cause of Democracy. In
the party from Roswell were w. w
Gatewood, G. A. Richardson, K. K
Scott, C. G. Hill, G. L.. Ballard, Guy
H. Herbert and w. M. Atkinson. Up
on their return they reported an en-
thusiastic crowd and a warm welcome
with a good time.
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Mrs. James D. McSorley and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Parme1e, of Louisville
KY, and Thomas P. Hagan, of Chat
.tanooga, Tenn, arrived last night and
will make an extended visit in Ros-
well, probably all winter.
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Free hacks will be run to the Mill
tary Institute base ball grounds Sat
urday, when the Artesia base ball
team will contest for honors against
the Roswell High School team. OTIS
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If you enjoy seeing a good baseball
game, attend the big game Saturday
at the Military Institute grounds be-
tween the High School team of Ar
tesla and the team of the Roswell
High School. Free hacks will be run
to the grounds. 07t3
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

improvements on homesteads as.
sessed at 500 to 5000 in this county
are such as the homesteader would
value at 81 1000 to $1,000 in making
proof. Nc injustice in this, is there?
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-28

No only has the old Republican
gang rule operated against securing
statehood. but it has prevented the
material development of the Territory
by preventing the legitimate invest
ment of outside capital.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-28

1t Is now in order for the Register
Tribune to again plead ignorance and
promise to produce its authority as
soon as 1t a find the man who told
1t about Chaves county taxes.