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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-05

Independent voting will continue
as long as the American people are
free, so it is useless for politicians
to complain after the election.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-05

J. A. Graham left this morning o
trip to Mineral Wells. Texas.
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For Sale, a Suburban Home.

% acres land, value, $4,000
7-room house, cost 2,15O
Artesian we'll, cost $50
LOCO apple trees at half price, 1000
Total value, $1,000
This property is located only two
miles N. E. from court house, envir-
onments first class, view superb and
only n mile from the Military Insti-
tute and ward school. For immediate
sale can deliver at $4,000. Address,,
1872 E. L. WILDLY, Roswell. |
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Bud Wilklason went &c Kenna this
morning ON cattle business.
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Chaves county is left anyhow.
With a fair count there is still hope
for LarFazolo.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
OAKLAND.

Jay Bennett is on the sick list and
unable to attend school.
There was an enjoyable party at
Henry Dickman's Friday evening.
George Bennett has been sick for
a few days.
Winter schedule goes into effect
at the Baptist church next Sunday.
Sunday school at 1870, preaching at
2:3O every Sunday. Next Sunday
will be a Christmas sermon.
Leslie Register went to Alden
Thursday to spend few days with
friends.
H. w. Lightley on Monday came
to visit his brother, John Lightley
who is under the doctors care.
There will be a Christmas tree
with appropriate exercise at the
Presbyterian church.
D. M. Jones has been sick for a
couple of days and unable to attend
to business. s., - %-,.sr ,s.-,~,
Several of our farmers were haul
ing seed grain from Lansing last
week. They have also been hauling
corn from Iowa. Poor luck farming
the past year. =
The newly elected officers of the
II. N. "A. are. OrdCle, nellie MOI
gan; Vice O., Ella Buchanan; Chan,
Jessie Hayes; Record, Ora Dreamin;
Receiver. Louise Bird; Marshal, Kate
Hendrickson; I. S., Nina Dysslin;
o. S. Dora Torrens; Managers, Alice
Christie, Nellie Hatch, Josephine
Bennett. l~
The next meeting of the Moscow
Musical and Literary club will be
held next Tuesday evening.
Vacation in the Austin schools be-
gins this week Saturday and our pu-
pills will be home for two weeks.
Little Edith Bennett is better and
fdid not have to submit to an opera
tiOn. "a
The big. ditcher is moving right
along and is now north of John Mum
sons. g$ >.
Preaching service at: the Presby-
terian church Sunday 2:O0 o'clock
Ep. M, Subject, Jesus the Light of
the 8. World" Christmas sermon.
Sunday school at 800 O'Clock. Pub
lie and friends cordially invited to
| attend these services. s@e..c Il
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
ROSE CREEK.

What's the matter with this kind
Of weather? It's all right.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Anderson
OF Austin were calling on friends
Friday. .-
w. HI. Dean spent Sunday with
friends in the twin cities.
Several cars of stock were shipped
out of Rose Creek last week. : . .@
Frank Cronan and Ed Varco were
among those who took in the Elks'
charity ball Tuesday evening. s
We notice that Waltham reports
16 degrees below zero on Monday,
the 7th. Gee! but Waltham must be
a cold, barren place as the therm om-
eter only indicated 9 below here.
Who would live in ;Waltham?)
Chas. Johnson started Wednesday
for Dakota Me think hear wedding
bells. r. -
Ask all about the big dolls in
Varco's front window.
With every soc purchase at Varco's
Store the purchaser is entitled to
guess on the age of the doll. The best
guesser. gets the doll.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16

crepe paper intermfngle with
Wreaths OF smilaX extending from
the hanging lamp to the table and
underneath the lamp stood tall
vase filled with carnations and
ferns The place cards had in one
corner a pansy in the center OF the
blossom was q picture of Sister Ros-
tron. Taken as a whole it was per-
fectly lovely to look upon. The table
was presided over by Mrs. C. S. La
Bar and Mrs L. O. Thompson. Both
were daintily dressed in white.
Those who have ever partaken Of a
five course dinner prepared by a re-
nowned .chef' will understand what
the menu consisted of without any
1t was delicfously fine. After the last
Thompson came: in bearing tray
that looked like q veritable flower
garden, and in behalf Of Sister Ros-
tron presented the sisters with a gift
OF love consisting Of Eastern Star
Souvenir spoons Of Sterling silver
with gold bowls. ia which was en-
graved. P. M. Celia Chapter. After
this surprise had passed over and
dec0rum reigned, Miss Mary
Vaughan in behalf of Sister Rostron
presented the two table attendants
with, beautiful post card albums with
her photograph on the first page.
The last part of the reception was SO
filled up with surprises that no one
present would have been overcome
whatever had appeared to them.
After a social session of about an
hour almost with one accord the
verdict rendered was that the af-
ternoon had been so pleasantly
spent that it would long remain in
their memory and with love and
good wishes and a safe return ex-
tended to. the dear sister, all wended
their way homeward, feeling that
another bright social event had
added to the Star.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
week Al. Minneapolis.

week al. Minneapolis. =.sI #
Ole Uglum OF Estevan Sask., Was
In town Monday He came here to
spend part Of the winter with his
mother north Of town. #S e7
u Ed Varco Of Rose Creek was call
ing on lady friends here last Sum
day.
Mr.: and Mrs. VIM. Brown Of Aus
tin spent Saturday and Sunday here.
Rev. O. G. Myhre went to Window
last Tuesday morning.
Miss Martha Servert, living north
OF town is. reported very sick with
poor chances for recovery.
N. C. Johnson, G. N. Finkelson
and Erick Wenes transacted business
at the county seat Monday.
Mrs. Hubbard Carey spent a few
days last week visiting at the Paul
Schillinger home near Stacyville, Ia.
Ed. A. Knutson and sister, Sophia,
spent Saturday and Sunday at Usage,
Ia, returning home Monday.
Mrs NJ. A. Bertram was visiting
her daughter, Mrs Hinkley, at Aus
| tin couple of days last week. ~ i
Ole Finhart returned from Kan
sas City Saturday, where he went
with stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.. Bennett took
in the Elks' charity ball at Austin
Tuesday evening. e4.rs
VIM. w. Dean unloaded last Sun
day the finest automobile that has
been seen in Adams. Billie has a long
time been thinking of getting a ma
chine, but he could not find just
what he wanted until he struck this
, one. f'1.E *7<G
Miss Alma Tigen came down from
Austin last Friday evening to spend
Sunday with her parents. here, re-
turning to Austin Monday forenoon.
Prof. Skaw has rented the Andrew
Neus house and is putting up stoves.
etc. Prof Skaw is to be married dur
ing the holidays and wants every
thing in shape when he brings his
bride here. 's*jE :. =. Il ~
! A. F.. Johnson spent Monday at
! Dexter. ~ "a %isz-,f - -
| John Qualey of Owatonna came
down to spend few days with his
parents here. 10y. r.r., ~~
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
DEXTER.

The Masonic lodge will hold cleo
tion of officers Thursday evening.
The M. w. A. newly elected offic-
ers are: w. L. Harrison, Consul;
A. T. Root, w. A.; w L Remington,
Banker; O J. Dickens, Clerk; Harry
Vandenoever, E; !Th. Kramer, W.;
C. w. Howe, S.; D. A Rost, Mana
ger; Physicians, Drs Schottler and
Mitchell. Z s
The Mower County Telephone
company held a special meet
ing Wednesday to consider incorpor-
alton.
A meeting Of school district ofic-
ers in this vicinity was held here last
week to protest against the present
authority of the state superintendent
in the management Of the country
schools. II +. !.
Local talent is rehearsing the play
"a w Woman's Honor to be given in
the near future. .2ss.
G. w. King went to Rochester
Tuesday to attend the poultry show,
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
VARCO.

Invitations are issued for the we'd
ding of Robert Haney and Miss Mel
lie DeRemer for Wednesday, the
10th.
G. H. Lott and C. B. Sayles loaded
-four cars of cattle and hogs at Var
sco station and left for Chicago with
them early Sunday morning.
y Mrs. Allen VarcO of Lakota, N.
D., and Mrs. Cinda Rockafellow of
Lyle spent Wednesday with Mrs.
'Thos Varco.
OUR young people have greatly en-
joyed skating at Kilgore's mill. dur
ing the past week. On Thursday ev-
Sening a company of them afterwards
went to G.. H. Lofts where music
and dancing were enjoyed. E.' = >
Frank Lyon arrived home Monday
from Moosejaw, Canada, where he
was land hunting with Allen Varco.
They did not find anything that
suited them.
Mrs. Allen Varco will not be OBJ
liged to have an operation at pres
ent and they will leave for their
home at Lakota, N. D., next Satur-
day.
,. Leslie and Rosabel Pike attended
the parcel shower given in honor OF
Robert Haney and Nellie DeHe1nef
given Saturday evening at the home
Of Ray DeRemer.
George Lyon came up from Mason
City Saturday on visit with his
folks.
Jack Downey. who recently had
his foot cut badly, was taken again
to St. Olaf hospital Saturday evening
as the bones were not knitting satls-
factorily.
:The Happy Thought club met with
Mrs. Will Aultfather Thursday. A
very social time was enjoyed. About
rs were present. Musical selections
were given by Mrs. Mabel Varco and
Mrs c. R. Boostrom. Singing was
also enjoyed. A splendid dinner was
served by the hostess. Next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Cinda Rookie
fellow in Lyle village, Jan. Z.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
WAITHAM.

J. G.. Handke and Aug. Hammer
had business at Austin last week
Tuesday. .l~g.
The boys have got the rice ready
as Emil is expected any time here.
o. H. Hammer will soon have his
good pool table put up in place of
one of his old ones. i .,. 49,.
Gates Harp orchestra. will again
play for dance in PALACE hall Fri
day, Dec. 18. A big crowd is ex-
pected as the boys have sold quite
a few numbers already.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
LIE ROY.

James George G.. A. r. at their last
meeting elected officers for the COM
ing year as follows: Com. c. A. Roy;
Sen. v. CON-, C. Lewis; Jr. v. Conn.,,
Joseph Morrow; Surgeon, G.. w. Re-
more; chaplain A.; w. Eaton; @. M,
F. &C. Mason; o. D., W.. w. Sweet; O.
c., J. B. Kingsley: Alt, c. Lewis.
w. r. C. officers were all re-elect-
ed: Pres, Mrs. Edna Armstrong;
Sen. v. Pres, Mrs. Hattie Day; J. V.
Pres, Mrs. Emma Smith; Treas,
Mrs. Kingsley; Con-, Mrs. F. Roy;
Guard, Mrs. NJ. y. Williams; Del. to
Dept convention, Mrs. Mason; Alt,
Mrs. Maxfield. .,. ~ ..
M. W. A. officers. v. Co. C.> J.
Wells; w. A., VIM. Armstrong; E. B.,
A. b. Brown; Clerk, F. L. Roy; Es-
cort, w. H. Brown; Watchman,
Frank Rounds; Sentry, H. B. Turn
er; Manager Frank Morrow. ~
20. E. S. Officers: w. n, Mrs. M.
A. Whitcomb; w. P, c., S. Harden
ASS NJ, Mrs. Maud Redfeld;s Secty,
Miss Frances Wells; Treas, Mrs. O.
P. Mason; Con-, Mrs. Jennie Roy;
Asst: Con-, Mrs. Garner.
A very enjoyable camp fire was
held in the opera house Friday even
ing to celebrate the 10th anniversary
of the w. r. c.. A splendid program
was given consisting of recitations;
solos and other musical numbers.
The principal address of the even
ing was given by Rev. Lyon of Min
neapolis and was greatly enjoyed.
C.. F. Greetings Of Grand Meadow,
Department Sen. V. Commander,
was also present and made brief re-
marks, but as time pressed his re-
marks were necessarily curtailed and
many have expressed regrets that
they couldn't have heard more from
him. ..'..@ tsts #
The Ladies' Guild held their annu-
al fair Saturday and also served q
dinner Both were we'll patroniZed as
they deserved to be-. Proceeds $1O6.
Rev. Sherman was in LIE Roy on
. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs c.. #. Greening were
guests at the home of F.. A. Whit
comb and attended the campfire Fri
day evening In the opera house. !
Mrs. L. Layman was down from
4 Minneapolis to attend the campfire
@ Mrs. Layman was charter member
here. /.
II Mrs. James Nichols Of Cresco, .
former member of the LIE Roy corps
\ came up to the campfire. ~
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
LANSING.

Carl Josephson has bought the
roller skates A. J. Salzgeber used
here two years ago and has opened a
skating rink in the hall formerly
used for that purpose. ,
Miss Mary r. Vaughan spent a
few days the fore part of the week in
Blooming Prairie with relatives.
B. L. StimsOn came over from
Brownsville Wednesday, returning
Friday.
Miss Mabel Vaughan, who spent
some time in New York with her
sister, Miss Olive, and in Canada
with relatives, arrived home on
Thursday morning, ,-.
Mat dwelling of Austin spent a
few days here the past week.
Alvin Dalager of Austin was in
the village Sunday.
Miss Jennie Keith of Austin was
in the village Saturday.
There will be Christmas enter
tainment given by the S. s. pupils
Christmas eve. also "a Christmas tree.
You are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. Memmert will give Christ
mas sermon here next Sunday at
the usual hour, instead of the one
announced at his last service.
Miss Hattie Mcintyre made her
weekly trip to Owatonna Friday, re-
turning Saturday noon. ns
Miss Mary Beadell entertained
the O. N. O. club Saturday evening.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Miss Elizabeth Field Thursday af-
ternoon. The ladies will please
come prepared to sew. A picnic sup
per will be served. -
The M. w. A. lodge held their an
nual election of officers Wednesday
evening with the following results:
G. S. LaBar, v. &C HI. Henderson,
banker; Roy Chaffee, Clerk. Walter
| Rector, Escort; Carl Josephson,
! Waterman and John Pollock, man
ager for three years.
Ed Jacobson, who recently re-
with John Pollock. ~
| Miss Katie Rector has been
lobliged to leave school owing to ill
health. @zs .s-. =.
DR.. Fiester of Austin attended the
Injecting of the o. A. K. society at
Court of Honor hall Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey of Grand
Meadow spent a few days last week
with their son and family here.
The Lansing Sunshine society
held a very successful social at the
l Court of Honor hall last Thursday
at which two comforts were tied and
two barrels of good clothing packed
one being sent to the Minneapolis
Sunshine society, the other one te
the Deaconess Home at st. Paul
They. wish to thank all who st
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Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
FOR SALE. 4

The parcel of land containing about
thirty acrer, known as the Flaxfibre
lsite, is again offered for SALE. e has
been broken up and fine crop Of corn
is growing upon it. Parties desiring
to purchase can inqu, uiire Is of !. !,
Wright, Austin, linn. 6
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
ADAMS.

3 Miss Rachel Hippo Of Grand Forks
N. D., is visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Grove, north Of
town. "a. .s.s s ss rs is5s593
Jens Jenson of BoWbells, N. d,
came to Adams last week to visit
relatives and friends for a while.
a. X. Rebne spent a few days last
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
SATURDAY.
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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-06-13
Shipments Reach
$2O,OOO,OOO Mark

The sugars shipped this season
from Hawaii which have reached
the market have now hit the 90
million.dollar mark.
The Sugar Factors Company has
compiled figures showing that up
until June l the total amount of
sugar shipped by the plantations
controlled by it amounted to 25S,-
582 tons, of which amount 200, 254
tons had reached the market, leav-
ing a balance of 5S,328 tons still
ahoat.
All of this sugar has been shipp-
ed by steamer with the exception
OF that brought to the market by
the Erskin M. Phelps and the Fort
George, which are the first of the
Cape Horn fleet to have reached
their destination. The Phelps left
Feb. 10 and arrived at New York
May %, thus making the voyage
in SO days. The Fort George left
Feb. Is and arrived May 20, max
ing the trip in 10l days. The
Phelps carried 800 tons and the
Fort George 5000 tons the cargoes
fetching probably 427 cents a
pound.
The average price received for
all the sugar mentioned above was
4.175 cents pound, or $S3. so a
ton. Figuring the total at 100000
tons, the price received by the
Sugar Factors sugar amounts in
round numbers to $16,700,000.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-06-13
Refuse to
Endorse (
Treasurer CampbeIl'.S Choice
Turned Down.

The County Executive Committee
of the Republican party held a meet
ing Wednesday as is their custom,
The matter of the greatest interest
to the members of the party was the
consideration of the request of Treas
urer A. J. Campbell that they en-
dorse Joseph S. Kunewa for the
position of Tax Assessor of Maui.
Before the committee had met it
was evident that no matter how
much they might have wished to
endorse the choice of the treasurer
it was certain they would not do SO
on account of the strong opposition
that has developed.
Maui citizens are a unit in their
behalf that there are good, honest,
capable men who could fill the office
to the entire satisfaction of all but
chronics and that the office should
go to a Maui man after due con-
sideration the committee decided to
endorse all of the candidates who
have applied. A resolution was in
troduced and UNANIMOUSLY carried to
that effect
Those endorsed are w. A. Mckay
S. Keliinoi and l.. M. Baldwin.
The committee endorsed the ap-
plications of men for inspectors OF
election this fall.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-06-13
Chased
the China
{. G. White Missed His Boat
Caught Her in Stream.

G. G. White. the pineapple man
of Maui, son of the manufactui er
of the White steamer, who arrived
in this city this morning on the
China, had great experience when
leaving San Francisco this trip.
And it was all due to an automo-
bile.
Mr.. White was at the steamer
and his wife, with their little child
was on the Oakland side, coming
over in an auto. But the auto got
tire punctured, ferry boat was
missed, and the arrival of Mrs.
White at the wharf delayed. Mean
while Mr.. White was pacing up
and down the pier, with a watch
IN his hand, as the hour for sailing
drew nearer and nearer. At the
last minute, he was forced to con-
clude that his wife was not coming,
had his baggage thrown out, and
resigned himself to wait for the
next steamer to Honolulu.
The lines were cast off, the China
moved out into the stream. Just as
the gangplank came down, Mrs,
White arrived on the wharf, in a
frantic hurry-too late.
The Maui man proved the exis-
tence of his bump of resource. He
got his family and baggage on a
tug, and gave chase to the big liner
so successfully that he was among
the arrivals in Wailuku by the
Mauna Kea Tuesday.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-06-13

To this amount must be added
the sugars sent from Hawaii by
plantations outside of the Sugar
Factors. 1t is estimated that OF
this about fifty thousand tons must
have reached the market by this
time, and, valuing this at the same
rate as the others, would make the
gross value on the whole total
"a, ,175, 900, or a total value of all
the Hawaiian sugars from Hawaii
marketed, of nearly $21 100000.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-06-13
Politicians
Debate
Interesting Story told Of J,
L. Coke and J. Garcia.

The San Francisco Examiner of
Nay 30th, has the following in
teresting story of the trip of two
well known Wailuku citizens that
while denied by each of the princi-
pals is given for what it is worth.
Boots, shoes, portions of steamer
chairs and chunks of sea biscuits
found their way by night to the
door and into the stateroom of
Messrs. J : l.. Coke and j. Garcia,
on their voyage over from Homo
lulu on the liner Manchuria. which
arrived yesterday. The two men
are national delegates from the Is
land of Maui, Democratic and Re-
publican ectively, and by the
fortunes of politics they were as
signed to one and the same state
room.
"Politics does make strange bed
fellows they remarked philoso-
phically, and turned in to rest.
Rut they didn't, Neither did
those around them. Coke began
to wonder how Garcia could vote
for any one except the peerless
leader, and Garcia thought deeply
for time and then decided that
it was but strange mischance that
led Coke any way but Taft-ward.
And then they started the six.
day argument. 1t wasn't so bad
at first, the sleepless passengers
stated yesterday, because it began
low and evenly, and merged into
the tapping of the waves,
But the sound of the argument
grew. 1t penetrated the next state.
room, and then stole farther down
the corridor and crept into other
rooms, and still others, booming
out into the steerage finally and
arousing the heather ire of the
horde of celestials there.
And it could not be stopped, OF
even stemmed. 1t flowed as ma
turally as the babbling streams
and as resistlessly as the raging
torrents. Every morning the in
defatigable delegates crawled ou
from the mountain of missiles anC
started the endless argument afteI
hasty breakfast, and every nigh
their voices kept time to the pound
ing of the steamers engines-or
as some declare-the engines KEEP
time to the voices.
And the surprising part of it il
that Coke is still a firm Democrat
and Garcia an adamantine Repub
lican."
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plete report of their actions in our
next issue.
Later; County Attorney Case
has agreed to remain in office until
July 10th in order to give the board
time to fill the vacancy after con-
sulting with the people as to their
wishes,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-06-13

The board then took up the matt
er of claim demands for the rest of
the day.
Thursday being a legal holiday
the board was not in session.
As we go to press the board is
still in session.
We hope to make more COM
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-06-13

Gentlemen Il herewith tender
my resignation as County Attorney,
the same to take effect on the first
day of July, 1908.
shall consider it my duty, and
it will certainly be my pleasure to
assist in the trial and find DISPOSE
ton, of any cases, in the result of
which the County of Maui may be
directly interested, now pending
and undetermined, in either the
Circuit or Supreme Courts.
Any service | can at any time
render to the County, and which
will not conflict with the duties | owe
to others, will be gladly extended
| desire to thank each member of
your Honorable body for the cour-
tesies and kindnesses from time to
time shown to me during my in
cumbency in office.
Very Respectfully
d. II. CASE.
The members of the board were
surprised that Mr.. Case should wish
to resign and asked him to recon
slider his determination. Mr.. Case
thanked the members of the Board
for their kindly words but said that
he had felt for some time that he
should take a vacation on account
of his health and that he had held
the Office to his financial detriment
and that in justice to himself and
family he felt that he should take
the step he did. Supervisor Haia
moved to defer action which was
seconded by Kaiue and carried.
Supervisor W. F. Pogue submit,
ed written report on the matter o.
a road at Omaopio. In his report
he stated that the residents there
and those living above OmaopiC
needed a road in order to get theil
produce to maket and advised tn,
construction of a road on lines tC
be established by the County Engi
neer and approved by the board.
II. A. Baldwin wrote the boarc
announcing the formation of an as
sociation for the purpose Of main
tanning a veterinary on the islanC
of Maui and asked the assistance o
the board,