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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-12
HAGERMAN DEFEATED
ROSWELL YESTERDAY.

-
By the o OF ten to v Hag-
erman defeated Roswell in an inter
esting game before a large crowd at
Amusement Park yesterday afternoon.
In many respects the game was re-
markable for the ever record made
By the two teams and the fact that
Roswell fans were wishing for a vic
tory over the leaders II the league
and the fact that they nearly got it,
kept every spectator on the edge of
his seat, anxious for the winning, but
they did not come.
The hits, Hagerman IL, Roswell 10,
were evened UP as far as base advance
ment goes, by the fact that four of
RoswelPs were two-baggers and only
two of Hagerman's were of this class.
Each team got one home-run. Addi-
tional to the fact that two of Hager-
mans runs were due directly to bat
terry errors, the loss of the game can
be attributed to the fact that Hager-
man had one man on base when Gro
zier hit his home-run, and RoswelI's
bases were empty when Caldwell
drove the ball over the home-run
fence. The errors were z and Z.
The pitchers battle was equally
close, Hall twirli1g for the visitors
and Foreman for Roswell. Each got
seven s~trike-outs, passed none, pitch
ed no wild balls and hit one.
The game was won in the sixth
and ninth by Hagerman, when hits
and errors were punched. Hagerman
fourth, and in the sixth piled up three
more on two hits and five errors. BY
that time Roswell had scored four,
mostly by hard work and hard hit
ting. The game entered the ninth
five to four in favor of Hagerman.
The visitors went to the bat with
blood il their eye and intending to
clinch their lead. And they did it
They hit the ball for six ~safeties.
These and one error gave them five
more runs. It looked almost hopeless,
but Roswell also had a Garrison fin
ish, hitting out two two-baggers and
a single, which with two fumbles,
gave them three runs. But the odds
we're too great and the game was
lost.
The features of the game were Le-
lands catch of Lewis high fly off OF
the left foul fence, Webster's handling
of two hot drives to short AID Nc
Caslin's steal of home in the fifth,
when Crozier in an attempt to make
the runner try to steal, tossed the
ball high in the air to the pitcher.
Crozier succeeded in getting McCsa-
lin TO make the attempt, and the run
ner succeeded in making home safely.
The same teams are playing this
afternoon at the same place.
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City Treasurer.
SEC. g.: That said bonds shall be
signed by the Mayor of said City and
countersigned by the City Clerk, with
the corporate seal OF the City affixed,
and said coupons shall be executed by
the original or Autographed fac-sim-
lie signature of the Treasurer of said
City of Roswell.
Said officers are hereby authorized
a1d directed to SO execute said bonds
and coupons for and in behalf of the
City.
SEC. A: 10 provlue for the payment
Of the ~semi-annual interest on the
bonds authorized and issued hereun-
der, the City Council of the City of
Roswell shall annually levy and col
lect, as other taxes are levied and col
lected, at the time OF the levying Of
other city taxes in said City upon all
Ct the taxable property within the
limits thereof, taxes, the proceeds of
which will be sufficient when collect
ed, to pay all the said interest, and
said City Council, beginning il the
sear 1913, shall levy annually upon
all taxable property then located with
/ n the limits OF said City a tax which
shall produce a fund sufficient to re-
deem all Of said bonds when the same
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william r. Edison, Of Alamogor

William r. Edison, OF Alamogordo
vice president and general manager
of several of the leading Improve
ment companies of Aiamogordo and
OF the National Fraternal Sanatorium
at that place. was among the promi-
nent visitors during the convention,
a delegate from Otero county. Mr..
Edison visited Roswell three years
ago this spring when looking for the
location for the s~anatorium, having
been president of the committee in
charge OF he work OF locating the
Institution.
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Some two weeks before the Demo
cratic primaries, when there was an
opening, the Record stated as e mat
ter OF news that Mrs. Blalock might
be a candidate for county s~uperinten-
dent of schools It was taken for
granted, of course, that she meant to
seek the nomination on the Demo
cratic ticket. But since the primaries
we note that she has announced thru
the Register-Tribune and poster as an
independent candidate. This cannot
cut much figure in the county cleo
ton. The Democrats who participated
in the primary will vote for Elder
C. C. Hill, no matter how many other
candidates may now come out.
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Correct legal blanks. Record Office
Gard of Thanks.

The ladies of the Baptist church de-
sire to publicly thank Mrs. u. S. Bate
man for the building, the City Livery
Co. for transportation. the Roswell
Hardware Co. for courtesies, Mr..
Sweet, of the Roswell Gas Co., who
made the dinner possible by putting
in gas and furnishing ice free of all
charge, the many friends for untiring
work and the public for the liberal
patronage.
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Harrisburg. Pa. June 1.-THE jury
in the capitol conspiracy case retired
shortly before noon, after having been
instructed to acquit former State
Treasurer Snyder, former Auditor
General Matthews and former Super
l~ntendent of Grounds Shumacher on
the ground that the evidence did not
show a conspiracy The jury will de-
ternine the guilt or innocence of Con
gresham Cassett and John NJ. Hus-
ton. the architect.
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nag become due, and the proceeds of
such tar levy shall be kept BY the pro
per of1cers. under bo1d, a q sinking
fund, which shall b. known and des-
ignated as Sire Department Bonds
of 1908 Sinking Fund.- for the full
payment and satisfaction of all the
bonds issued under and by virtue
hereof.
SECS: That all ordinances or parts
Of ordinances in conflict with the pro-
visions of this ordinance, be and the
same are hereby repealed.
SEC. s.: That this ordinance shall
be in full force and effect from and
after its passage, approval and pub
LEGATION.
Approved. this End day of June. A.
D., 1908.
G. A. Richardson
Mayor.
Attest:
w. T. Paylor,
City Clerk.
territory OF new Mexico
City of Roswell SIS.
I, W. T.. PayIor, clerk OF the City
OF Roswell, New Mexico, do hereby
certify that the foregoing ordinance
No. 148 was passed on the End day of
of June, 1908, and approved by the
Mayor of said City on the Fad day of
June, 1908, and that a II copy of
said ordinance is recorded on page
EOS to 20s inclusive, of City Ordinance
Record Number I.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said City on this 3rd day of June,
1908.
w. T. Paylor. City Clerk.
SEAL.
published June IL, 19o8-Roswell
Daily Record.
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Mrs. Clark D. Dilley and little son
several weeks at Mrs. Dilley's old
home in Indiana and with friends in
Chicago.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Jones left this
morning for Clovis, N. M, where they
will make their future home, having
sold out here. Their so7. Tom H.
Jones, who Is cashier of the Clovis
National Bank. was here helping them
close out their interests and returned
to Clovis with them today.
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Mrs. w. F. Greenwood and daugh-
ter returned las night from II e
tended visit at Colorado Springs.
They were accompanied here by Mrs.
Greenwood's mother, Mrs. Swift, of
Colorado Springs, who will make them
a visit at South Spring Ranch.
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We compile abstracts hat win be
admitted as evidence in any court in
the Territory. When getting an abb
stract you should get the best--Ros
well Title & Trust Co.
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H. B. Elliott, of Eufala, Okla, ar
rived last night for a two weeks Wis
it with the family of his mother, Mrs.
NJ. A. Elliott, of North Main street.
He is assistant cashier of the First
National Bank of Eufala.
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night from Boston, Mass, where she
has been attending Swathmore Col
lege. She was accompanied here by
Julius Eisemann, a wool buyer from
Boston who visits Roswell every year.
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Albany, N. Y. June 12-In a letter
today addressed to various sherirs
in the state Governor Hughes calls
upon those officials to see that the.
provisions of the anti-race track gam
bling law is enforced.
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Mrs. T. v. Mcdonald arrived last
night from Commerce, Tex, for a Wis
it with her brother, Eliza White. She
will be here several days.
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The VIRGINIA Inn.
(4o6 N. Richardson Ave.

(4Ub N. RcharuSOn Ave.1
Everything first class. Breakfast 6
to 8; dinner, 1880 % 1880; supper.
6 to z. Special dinners every We'd
nesday and Sunday. All meals Csc
Mrs. Ella Spain, Proprietress. 86t6
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MI. and Mrs. J..A. Glen and baby
left this morning for a two weeks
visit with their daughter in Lubbock,
Texas.
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The Baptist ladies did unusually
wednesday, taking In $10S.5o and hav-
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Notice to All Real Estate Agents.
Notice il hereby given that I with
draw from the market Lot IA. Fair
view. : J. e. Stone t1s
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Coe Howard and the other members
returned to Portales this morning.
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Miss Lille Franzen left this morn
ing for Greeley, Colo, where h will
attend summer school.
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CHICKEN PIE AND CHERRY
ROLL for Sunday dinner. 25 cts. FL
Captain Hotel. S9t2.s
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ButtermiK delivered at our house
at 15c per gallon.-Roswell Creamery
Company. TIT
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$50 feet ron on Main street for
$1,000. You a not equal this II the
city.-Roswell Title & Trust Co..
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Cart Wynne returned last night
from a visit of several days with Ia
dy friends at Mangum, Okla
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See Ririe & Mussenden for and SUI
veying aid concrete work 1T w
Ind st., phone 464. 10t26
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Miss Maud Gray, formerly of this
city, left this morning for Chicago
after q visit with relatives.
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Father Juveaal went to Texico this
morning.
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Bring your old crippled horses to
Rabb. He has q first class horse shoer
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Money to loan. 200 S. KY. Phone
sets.
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G. c. Morgan and "A. w. whitlocs
were here from Lake Arthur today.
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ing very light expense. Several casf
donations are yet to come in.
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(FOrm OF Coupon)
No. $27.50
On the first day of --A. D.,
19- the City OF Roswell, Chaves
County, New Mexico, will pay to bear
er the sum of Twenty-seven Dollars
and Fifty Cents in lawful money of
the United States of America at the
National Park Bank, New York City,
semi-annual interest due that day
on its Fire Department Bond of
1905" dated March 1, 1908, Mo-
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LOCAL NEWS. s

Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellners
the Jeweler AID Optician.
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-E. A. Haggard returned to Lake
Arthur last night after a short visit
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Phone R. B. Jones Tor livery rigs
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Russell does carriage work lott
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City Clerk.
(Form OF Coupon)

Countersigned
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The above is the ttOuick Meal'' Trade
Mark. If you want to see the little "Quick
Meal'' chick get a quick meal, put it close
to your eyes and your nose on the cross
~. Look at it that way steadily for a
minute and you will see the chick make a
"Quick Meal' of the bug. People who
use a stQuick Meal" know how to cook
meal quick and eat it in comfort sQuick
Meal" Stoves look well, cook well, bake
well and last well. They could not be
made better at any price. Their immense
sale is due to their merits-to nothing else
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-12
HARVEY wATTERsoN's DEATH
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and bis son was an unusually strong
one. their interest in politics and
national affairs being unusually keen
and the fathers satisfaction at the
rapldity Of success attending the ca.
roer Of the son was great. II was
decided BY the family that Mr.. Wat
terson would not be able 10 under
take a journey to New York. and
Mrs Harvey watterson was asked
to bring the body 10 Louisville, which
probably win be done on Friday or
SATURDAY The funeral probably win
Be held On Sunday. but this has not
been decided on aeaaltsly.
Harvey watteEsoa was SO years
Of axe. He leaves no eihldren. rms
wife. before marriage. WAS Miss Alice
Burrowes Of New York.
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CHASTITY DISCOVERY.
lead nosly and Automobile Pierced
With bullets.

aead Body and Automobile Pierced
With Bullets.
MARENGo. III. Nov. Ia Follow
aa tho discovery Of the body OF o..
nv Hogenson. the additional dts
avery OF q $4,000 automobile. with
Pc tenneau plorced with bullets.
Aree butcher knlves and revolvers.
q AZ. pieces Of wood stained with
food were found today on the farm
1 John Bedford. near here,
The discovery was made BY the
lead mane uncle. and Bedford has
cen arrested When arrested he
fas found ut Ellis. Nebraska. and
|eellned 70 make any statement what
YER with relation 10 the case. o.
ar Hogenaon disappeared some time
80. and ever since constant search
- been prosecuted with the view
! locating him. and Il resulted today
Flth the fnding OF hla. body, II il
lso said that James oleary. James
flrlen. both neighbors % Bedford
Fe myateriously missing. and q
earcA h nos being made 10 locate
hem.
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CLEARS TEKOA LAD.


Deeides smith shot Walter DC Car.
dova IN sclf.Defense.
TEKoA. Wash, Nov. i2--At the
inquest held this afternoon BY Cor
oneT Crawford over the body OF Wal.
ter de coSdova. the jury brought IN
3 verdict that he came to his death
BY . gnn-shot wound in the head In
Hictsd BY Edward r. smith, and that
the homicide was justinable on the
ground Of seif-defense.
A large crowd assembled in the
counsel room 70 hear the testimony
OF the witnesses and when the YER
dict was announced IL was received
with much applause. There we're
SIX witnesses examined. al Of whom
gave evidence In favor of the accused
except the widow Of the dead man,
and her evidence was not considered
material, - she was not present at
the time OF the shooting.
Charles A. Gibbs. the second cook
In the hotel, testified that De Cordo-
W had been drinking and had abus-
ed young Smith IN the kitchen by
striking him three times in the face
or side Of the head. Also, that near
w AZ the same time that he had
thrown one arm around his wife's
mock, holding butcher knife with
the other, and had threatened to
cut her head on This was corrobo-
rated BY the woman, who said, how
ever, that she was not afraid and aid
not regard the threat seriously. 9th
or witnesses testified to the cook fol.
lowing Smith from the kitchen ID
the hotel lobby and the latter warn
ing him to stop or he would shoot.
He continued to advance. when the
young man fired shot which grazed
De Cordova's head. Bent on revenge,
he took another step or two forward.
when the second shot rang out, the
ball striking him fair in the fore
head and the victim fell forward
without uttering word or groan,
The jury consisted OF s. II. Bat
tell. J w. Hutchinson. o. Il. Dorm
berg. n. b. Welton. Con McGreevy
and NJ. B. Harlow. After the jury
had given It's verdict, Prosecuting At |
iorney Kipp announced that the case
might be continued and that a fur
her investigation would be made.
A brother OF the dead man, Glen
.. De cordova OF Baker city, ore, |
was present AZ the inquest. The par
'nts Of the dead man are now at
Cripple Greek. Col The body Is ~ |
ng At the morsue and its Anal dis
position Is not yet decided on.
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CITY IN BRrRR.

Sam Boone, Of Creston, Washing
ton, IL visiting friends in the city.
The league Of the Methodist church
are planning to give q social next
week.
L. N. Williams, OF RoIla, Missouri.
arrived in the city today, and will
make II his future home.
Mrs. T. Lidenger, Mrs. w. b. Bur
dick, and Mrs. J. Maltham spent
Sunday at Hayden Lake with Mrs.
John Baxtrom.
Miss Olive johnson has accepted
position in the dry goods depart
ment OF the Idaho Mercantile COM
pany.
r. J. Tirrell. Of the firm Of Bran
son q Max was a Spokane business
visitor today.
Mrs T. r. Depew and daughter,
Miss Martha. Of Lewiston, are visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. II. ~ Brunette.
Howard BrambeIl, city clerk of
Colfax who has been visiting VIM.
Fudge returned 10 his home today.
Mr., and Mrs. Murray and son
Charles. OF Sacramento, Cal. are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. ). l.. McGrew at
901 Garden street.
Frank James. OF Michigan, has
purchased the J. II. Jarret ranch In
Cougar Gulch. Mr.. James family
viii arrive In a few days.
9. G, Pineo. father OF Mrs. John
Cassidy, has purchased an acre OF
land In Fruitland The deal was
made through Boothe A. Peterson.
G. II. Ward, superintendent OF the
Mammoth mine on Copper creek, is
in the city. He intends to do con-
siderable development work during
the winter.
Misses M. Thornton. Helen Noble.
and Edith Hubble, left today for
Pullman to witness the football
game to be played tomorrow at that
place between the Idaho State uni
versity and the Washington State
college.
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DECIDE THREE LAND CASES
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commissioner no had cancelled the
entry OF Clune. and directed the en-
try Of Elder be allowed. The heirs
Of Clune prosecuted an appeal from
the acceptance Of Elder by the local
officers, and also the cancellation BY
the commissioner OF the Clune entry,
and IN 1907 q hearing was had TO do
termlne the rights OF the respective
parties to the land. The point I'M
volved at the hearing as to whether
or not clune, up to the time OF be-
coming insane had complied with
the homestead laws, The local ON
GERS held that the evidence showed
that he had not lived up to the law,
and rendered decision in favor Of
Elder.
The land Is situated In Cougar
Guleh, about three miles from the
city.
A decision was also rendered In
the case OF the United States against
Matilda Thibadeau. The land In
volved Is situated In township So. N.
X. . east. The entrywoman made
Anal proof for the land In July. 1905,
and \ Anal certificate was issued A
special agent Of the interior depart
ment then commenced proceedings
against the entrywoman. alleging In
his afidavit that she had failed to
comply with the homestead laws with
reference to residence. and improve
ment. aud a hearing was held. The
local ofIicers ordered the cancella.
tion OF the flnRl certificate. but left
the entry intact so that second
proof may be submitted.
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Professor =. n. Woodward. leader
e the choir o. the First Methods
hnreA II seekans. and the male
quartet Of he Maaoale erdes. ana
crmeriy prominent ID musical cir.
- h naston. an0 q n. Hntchln
-. editor % ne Mining News. were
iniinrs IN the city today. Professor
Woodward b contemplating giving 4
oneeFt in cenneefion with she Ma.
anie order q this city.
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cembeF ~. The questions to be de-
batsd e. Resolved, that the labor
unions are Justified In resisting
through ali lawful means At their
disposal the open shop. The high
school a. this place has the negative.
and win be represented BY Dwight
Leepsr, Earl shoup and I'D. Waite.
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ITTEMPT TO
BREAK JAIL
espoRate Criminals Make RE-
fort 70 Saw Through Steel
Bars &C Wallace.


WALLACE, Idaho. Nov. ia. ]
tanning. one Of the two men held
era In connection with forgery case.
nd believed 70 be one Of a gang Of
ight or ten men who have been
Derating IN this section for several
lonths, attempted 70 saw his way
at q the county jail. OficIals Of
Pc sheFifE's once received d tip from
ha authorities In Butte that the men
ndeF arrest In Montana had IN some
mysterious manner obtained posses.
Jon Of saws. and Suggesting the
nne experience might be had here.
alleE Frank ROae and Deputy sher-
Sutherland Immediately searched
ianninE's cell and discovered sever.
bars bearing marks OF efforts 20
Nv through them.
The bars are Of q special form OF
billed steel, guaranteed against such
ttacka as Manning made upon them
M were not weakened. The sur
zee u Of softer metal and bore
parks Of the tools. Further search
Il the cell was rewarded BY ilnding
hree steel SAWS. ingenioualy cached
ehtnd a washstand. The marks on
he bars had been carefully hidden
fith soap, The officers then search
4 the cell Of o. b. Bliss. the other
/ the pair arrested. but found moth
ag TO indicate that he was prepared
9 make q break for liberty.
The deputy sheriff states that in
eatigation Of the records Of the two
aen held here confirm the belief en-
strained since the arrest OF Man.
slng that he IL the man who was
antenced In 1909 to serve 8 years
{ Walla Walla under the name OF
I. II Harity. alias Manning, and es-
Aped from fail before being taken
D the penitentlary. II ID also strong
believed that he has served SEN
nuce N Montana for forgery. Fur
n@F Investigations are being made
: learn II these suspicious are
bundled on fact. but the oficers are
prtain they are.
Manning stated to the deputy sher-
I that he had some underclothing
] trunk hidden back OF the Iodg-
IA house at which he was staying
hen arrested, and In which a great
cal % evidence against him was
eund. He asked permission to get
Aip. which was granted. When ask
4 about the various articles ii tho |
funk he diaelaimeu ownership. say
Ia they belonged 10 q man he took |
p with IN Butte. Picking up part |
. brown suit, he remarked II be-
lnged 70 him. He was Informed the
lher party claimed the suit, and no
aplied that Il was his own. adding,
it'u no use 10 deny II any longer
ley are mine
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Debate wisA spaknne.

The members o. the hsgA school
debating team VIII leave tomorrow
for Spokane 10 look np material az
the debate which viii occur between
IT and the team Of Spokane. On De-