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RAILROADS.
Seab0ard Air Line

1905 AM. DAILY-.'Florida Fast Mall.
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers to Sa'
vamah and Jacksonville. Parlor car Jackson.
willie to Tampa. ThrSdgh sleepers to Atlanta
and Birmingham. Dining cars.
4:25 PM DAILY-'The Flamingo" Quickest
Florida train. Through coaches to jacksonville.
Pullman sleepers to Jacksonville, st. Augustine.
Palm Beach Miami and knights Key. Con
Meeting for Havana. Dining cars.
7:25 PM. DAILY-"Year Round Limited
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers to Sa'
vannah, Jacksonville and Tampa. Also to At
lanta: birmingham and Memphis. Dining cars.
Ticket Once, 141s New York ave. NV.
z. A. HARDWOOD. c. T. A.
c. B. RYAN. G.P.A.. G. T. PHILLIPS. DIP
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Tutoring snmy D:,y e.s TOR e ss
service, BY an experienced tutor. graduate e
Princeton. Best Wellington rel.
Tel. Main 8214. 1907 81 nv.
ocl7 cot
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

THE SHERMAN, 18TH AND I. SITS. N.W.-3
room housekeeping apartment for rent. App!
at sherman. ocI-u
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Baltimore and Ohio X. K.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE:
70 PHILADELPHIA. AID NEW YORK;
NEW TERMINAL. 23D STREET, NEW YORK.
- 90 am. Diner. Pullman Parlor.
Dinner Diner ana Pullman Pullman P.4Ss o S
III 90 am Observation Parlor. 6-hour Train.
Il 90 pm. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
% 90 pm Royal Limited" All Pullman. hr.
Gcashe. ,s to p Ph1adelP ps;io,
800 pm. Coaches to New York
'262 a m. sleepers to Phila and New Yoes.
ATLANTIC CITY. tIoo. 900. fl1.oo an.
fi'o'' 'S0o D. m TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
Week days. 100 am. to i1.oo PM
800 ts 800 ticas i TS & sSs sess
u. 90. t4.iS, 800. t6.o3, $40. fsoo $3.50.
WOO, $500. 900. 1000. 'lO.35. 'il.30. '12. -
night.
CHICAGO .1.27. $50 pm.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE.
%. 10 I'M. = o6 pm. 'l2.4o night.
PITTsBURG. '9.10 an. 'l27. 'e.l0 De.
Gle CIgv ETA; .s.1o pm.
COLUMBUS. $3.50 pm.
WHEELING, 80 am, $50 pm.
Msk6RkSHkf tss isi0 SIS S S PH
H ass t Nss4S S%i g. 10 m, $500 pm,
ANNAPOLIS, .7.so; tsoo an. fl2.oc noon.
.D.ily. tEIeept sunday. isunday only.
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clsa once Main
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ShPrman.
CAMBRIA AND MAJESTIC
We have here a strictly modern apartment
house. All outside rooms Excellent service.
Only few vacant. Prices reasonable.
THE OTTAWA"
VIII he ready New building. with all out
side rooms. rooms and bath and rec. hall
Also IT.. bath & rec. hall. Strictly modern.
Reserve yours now.
n. L. sANSBURY. no 18th NV. Main 1904
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THE MELTON. 4TH AND Ny. AVE. NV.
Elevator. Telephone exchange.
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Janitor or SAML w. COCKRELI. 500 + nv.
FOR RENr-CHOICT APARTMENTS 5 ROOMS
and bath. IN the shannon. 1903 both St. and
the Askeaton. 1907 Both St NV: S32 30 to
S45. % per month. ]. H. BRADLEY co. Unc.).
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fUe new four story apartment houses nov
being completed; rooms. reception hall and
bath; large porches; $3.50. $500.
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Corporation Control.

Washington. Aug. 26.-Control of
! railroad and industrial corporations.
| through cooperation of the Depart.
ment of Justice. Interstate Commerce
Commission and the Bureau of Cor
rorations. viii he provided for il the
plans of a committee to which Presi-
| dent Taft entrusted the important
task. The members of the committee
are now busily engaged in considera
tion of the tremendous problem in
volved. and after a meeting in New
York. which will probably extend thru
next week. will go to Beverly TO lay
before President Taft the result of
their labors.
The men to whom the President con
ided this difficult task are the At
torney General. the Secretaries OF
Commerce and Labor and of the In
terror. Solicitor General Bowers, Com
missioner Proutp. of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, and Represen-
tative Townsend, of Michigan.
II will he recalled that these men
held several conferences here not
long after President Taft was inaugu-
rated. but the pressure of work then
became so great that they were com
PEELED to defer their further consid-
Grafton of this complex subject until
later date. They decided on the
last week in August
The TASK the President hasi set
these men is a most difficult one.
The questions they must answer are:
First-Is there necessity for amend
ing the sherman antitrust law, and
if so. in what particulars?
Seconds it advisable to relieve
the Interstate Commerce Commission
of its administrative work. making ii
a purely judicial body. and, if so, to
whom shall that administrative work
be delegated?
Thirds the Bureau of Corpora
tions best fulfilling the purposes for
which it was created and If not, how
should its work he changed?
Fourth-Can the Department of JUS
| tice render greater assistance to the
Interstate Commerce Commission. and
| the two work TO better advantage by
more extensive co-operation2
Out of these fundamental questions
| there arise innumerable collateral in
quiries. and TO all the President de-
sires clear-cut and comprehensive an
| swsrs in time to consider them ami
em5ody such as meet with his appro
val in his annual message before he
starts on his Western trip, on Sep
| tember 10. In some respects the de
| Eberations of this commission. ii
such il can be called. will be among
| the most important of the present
year.
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FIT ONLY
FOR SEWER

Denver. Colo, Aug. 26.-The FEEDER
ing the sale of 'imedicated foods fit
only for the sewer" at a convention
of the Association of State and Nat
ional Food and Dairy departments to-
day. DIR. Chas. A. l.. Reed, of Cincin-
natl, in attacking the famous Re-nsen
referee board of scientific experts, de
olared that the board in urging the
government to allow the use of ben
zoate of soda as a food preservative
had ignored the public welfare.
THAT recommendation benefited
only two classes of people me as
serted. These are the manufacturers
of benZoate of soda and the manufact-
urers of food of such a character tha.
it could not be sold without being pre-
served by the addition of chemicals.
The public receives no benefit from
it,"
The special committee appointed
by the association to investigate the
Rsmsen referee board has reported
adversely TO its findings.
After a protracted debate a resolu-
tion endorsing the findings of the
Remsen board. which declared that
henzoate OF soda is not harmful when
used as a preservative. was adopted
by the convention. This is a victory
for Secretary Wilson and a defea; for
DIR. Wiley.
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DECLINE

New York, Aug. 26.-Considerable
significance is attached to the visit oil
DIR. Norman r. Ditman, the eminent
specialist in diseases Of the kidneys
TO f. II. Hartman. Ii has been impos-
sible to secure an authoritative an
nouncement OF the nalady from which
the railroad magnate is apparently
suffering. Ditman had a long interview
with Hartman but declined to make
any statement for the public. All in
qnirers are referred TO President Low
etl. of the Union Pacific. The latter
declined TO talk of Harrinan's com
plaint. and would say nothing more
than that he is no better and no
worse
Lovett was in conference the great
CT part of the night at the Union Pa
cific office with a number of railroad
officials.
Although an ideal day at Arden.
Hartman did not leave the house yes
terday to inspect his new two million
dollar estate. DIR. Lyle Sid the finan-
cier was in good spirits. although still
very weak. hut chat he would recover
strength quickly. Hartman himself
insists that his condition is not SER
ious and that period of rest will en-
able him to resume his great business
activities.
The Hartman stocks were weak "a
gain today at the opening of the stock
market. One block of $4,000 shares of
Union Pacific, preferred, ranged from
203 1-2 TO 202 1-2 and declined three
points against yesterdays closing.
The dealings in Southern Pacific were
more moderate with a decline of over
one point soon after the opening. I'm
ION Pacific sold lower to POI -s-4 in
the first few moments which was prac-
ticallv the lowest price touched by that
stock in over three weeks. Later there
were recessions of a point or more
throughout the active list. Southern
Pacific fell down / 5-S. y. Y. Central
"a and Steel l. There was some sup
port in Union Pacific which rallied
the market slightly before the end of
the first hour but another and more
severe decline sent prices lower than
before. Trading fell off slightly during
the second hour. Al noon there was
another spasn of liquidation and Un-
ion Pacific fell TO 200 IA, loss of 5
points from the opening. The whole
list was off in sympathy but another
feeble rally set in at midday.
Shortly after two O'Clock another
drive was directed against Union Pa
cific which brought that stock below
the 200 mark. On relatively small
sales il fell TO 1919 1-2 with a further
decline in Southern Pacific and a
marked weakness in Steel. The bal
ance of the general list showed de
clines of from ten to twelve and a
half points.
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MR.. THOMPSON AND MISS
LANHAM ARE MARRIED.

The marriage of MIR. Harold Harry
Thompson and Miss Blanche Mary
Lanham, at the Christian church a,
1870 last night was a quiet affair, on
ly Che relatives and close friends be-
ing invited. The ceremony was opened
with the singing of Il Love You Tru-
" by Miss Eva Nelson, following
which Mr.. Waller Davis. of Ell Paso.
played the wedding march. The bride
and her maid, Miss Erma Thompson.
sister of the groom. We're both in
white, the bride wearing a veil and
carrying bride roses. The groom and
sroomsman, Ed Prittle, of Illinois,
were in black. AS they approached the
altar. Elder George Fowler conduct
I'd the simple anu solemn service that
united the bride and groom for life.
After the ceremony the couple went
TO the country to visit friends. For the
present. they will be at home with
The groom's mother, who resides at
80 South kentucky avenue
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New York, Aug. 26.-Arsene Lupin
The French "Raffies" and confounder
Of Sherlock Holmes. will make his
American stage bow tonight at the
Lyceum Theatre. in drama bearing
his name. This new detective-thief
play is by Francis de Croissett and
Maurice lie Blanc. The cast includes
Sidney Berbert William Courtenay.
Doris Keane and Virginia Hammond.
"Arsene" Lupin will also be produc-
ed by Charles Froh-nan in London
at the Duke of York's Theatre, next
Tuesday.
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Notice to Milk Vendors.

Notice is hereby given to all par.
ties selling milk in the city of Ros
well to notify at once. either in per
son or by mail. City Veterinarian j
Fl. Jenkins, offices at the City Livery
Stable, I22 West Second Street. stat
ing number of cows used. This in
formation Is desired in order to pro
vide for the re-testing of all milh
cows. as provided for by city ordi
nance, with penalty for failure to com
ply, which viii be fully enforced by
the city. 46t6.
g. A. RICHARDSON.
Mayor
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Senators in Montana.

Butte. Mont, Aug. 25.-Members OF
the Senate committee on irrigation, of
which Senator Varter of Montana is
chairman, today began an investiga-
iion of the Kailispell and Flathead
irrigation projects. Friday and Satur-
day Will be devoted to the Yakima
VALLEY project, and the party will ar
rive in Seattle on Sunday. The com
mittee has visited nearly all of the
important northwestern reclamation
projects.
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 26-Cattle
receipts, 1000; market steady to ten
cents lower. Native steers. 4.2565
so; southern steers, 3.25G4.50: south
ern cows. 2.25G3.75: native COWS and
heifers, 2.00G $50: stockers and
feeders. asa 5.25; Bulls. 2.s0G4 400:
calves. 3.75I7.5O: western steers.
3.d3d Cos: western COWS. 2.I5Gl 4.50.
Hog receipts. 1000; market > to 10
cents lower. Bulk of sales. 1907 80:
heavy. 7.75M 7.S5: packers and butch
ers. 7.75a7 7.95; light. 7.5067.90: pigs.
6.00M7.25.
sheep receipts. 5000; market stea-
dy. Muttons. 4.5OG 5.25: lambs, SIS
1850; range wethers. 400M ) 25;
range ewes. 3.25M5.25.
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FIRE THREATENED TO DE-
STROY THE TOWN OF WHITNEY

Truckee, Calf, Aug. ga fire
which started in the Whitney hotel
threatened the destruction of the en-
tire eastern portion of that town last
night and fire trains were summoned
from several neighboring towns. 1t
was confined, however, to the hotel
building with a loss of $15, 900. VIM.
Nj. Atkinson. while trying to save his
personal effects from the hotel fell
down the stairs and broke his neck,
dying instantly.
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HE FLEW
FARTHfST

Rheims. France, Aug. 26.-In his
second attempt this afternoon Hubert
Latham, the French aviator broke the
worlds record for time and distance
Latham remained in the air for two
hours, Is inmates and 3-5 seconds,
aad covered distance of 95 miles.
3s9.5 feet. The previous record for
both time and distance in the i5iplane
were made yesterday by Paul Han. a
mother Frenchman
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WOULD RATHER HAVE
CHRIST THAN THE COURT

Kansas City. Mo, Aug. 26.-"I wish
NY case were at the feet of Christ in
stead of before any court" said Mrs
James G.. Barclay. of Buffalo. New
York, while discussing her claim to
the custody of Marian Bleakly, the
incubator baby" today. She declar-
ed she had adopted the child while it
was on the point of being declared a
pauper in Missouri and wants the Mis-
souri, courts to give her the baby. She
insists that there is not a bit of evi-
ience that Mrs. Bleakley is the moth
er of the child. Mrs. Barclay will not
ask for bond although her husband is
ready to present il in any amount
Little Marion spent the night at the
home of the clerk of the Juvenile
court and seemed happy
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Thanks from Mrs. Annette.

Mrs. j. G. Annette desires through
the columns of the Daily Record to
thank all the kind friends of her son,
the late Vernie l.. Annette, for their
many acts and deeds of kindness dur
ing his last illness, at the time of and
following his death. She appreciates
their true friendship and feels CRATE
ful 10 each and every one. but lacks
a better way of expressing her thanks
20 them IL
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THE REVOLT OF WOMEN
AGAINST WOMANHOOO.'

Winnipeg. Man., Aug. 26.-"The
most disquieting feature of the times
is the revolt of women against their
womanhood and their claim to be on
an equality with men in every way"
said Prof. NJ. f. Armstrong. president
of the chemical section of the British
Association for the Advancement of
Science. which began a session here
today. Prof. Armstrong declared his
faith in the progress OF chemistry to-
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Cricketers Coming

Queenstown. Aug. 26.-The Gentle
men of ireland team of cricketers sail
ed today for America, and will begin
an extensive tour at Montreal week
from today. week will be spen: in
Canada playing the leading cricket
clubs of the dominion, after which the
Hiberaian team will repair to New
York and Philadelphia and show the
cricketers of those cities how the
game is played.
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CAMPBELL WILL NOT MEET
PRESIDENTS TAFT AND DtAZ

FL Paso, Texas. Aug. Ex-Governor
Campbell, of Texas. will not be pres
ent in Texas at the meeting in Octo-
Der of Presidents Taft and Diaz to
welcome them to Texas. In a letter
from the Governor received by Mayor
Sweeney today, he says it will be i'm
possible for him to be present at that
time.
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u. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
local Report Observation Taken I

b.UU a. N1.J
Roswell, n. NJ, Aug. 26.-Tempera-
ture max. SO; min. go; mean IA; pre-
cipiiation, o. Wind dir. s.; veloc> 2:
weather clear.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Local showers tonight or Friday.
Comparative temperature data. ex-
tremes this date last year. max. 80: F.:
min. Ga: extremes this date Is years
record, max SO, 1899 1900: min. So.
1894
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Vote on Stock Issue.

Wilmington, Del. Aug. ga spec
ial meeting of the stockholders OF
the Ely Central Copper Company was
convened here today to take action on
a proposed increase of 100000 shares
In the capital stock. Authorization
for 100000 issue of ten-year 6 per
cent. bonds is also asked by the d.
rectors
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School Census Nears Completion.
The takers of the school census are
nearly through their work. and the
figures alreaiy show that the number
Of school children in Roswell Is on the
increase over last year. Many are yet
to come IN before the opening of the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-26

Frank CroSSon returned last night
after an absence of several months
He visited part of the time in Col
orado and then went northwest, TAX
ing in the Seattle exposition and prac-
tically all the points of that region
and the Pacific coast
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Mo Barefoot dance.

Chicago, Aug. 26.-There is great
disappointment among the male citi-
zens Of Oak Park. a fashionable sub
urb. owing to the decision of the
vounr ladies who will take part In
an interpretation of The Ladies OF
.Afhens." scheduled for day after to
morrow, not to dance In bare toes
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Bio Game Plentiful

Portland Me. Aug. 26.-Maine MIN
rods will find plenty of deer and bears
in the northern forests this fall and
here. This is 'beechnut year." and
with the coming of frost and the open
iag of the beeechnut burrs, deer and
bears are expected in great numbers
on the beech ridges.
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schools and will increase the figures
now at hand. Thomas Harrison has
made the canvass north of Second
street in Roswell and has 1855. Mrs
Dora Hill is taking the census south
of the dividing line.
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There will be absolute fidelity to the
early Greek period in every other way
5ut the women draw the line at bare
feet and legs. Interest in the affair.
which was extreme when IL was an
aounced the barefoot dance would be
a feature is perceptibly tagging to-
day.
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Wheaton Horse Show

Chicago. Aug. 26.-With J. Ogden
Armour Robert r. Mccormick, Potter
Palmer, Jr., and other prominent Chi
cagoans in charge, a horse show with
twenty-one classes was opened a.
Wheaton today and will continue
through tomorrow and Saturday.
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White Mountain Golf.

jefferson, y. H., Aug. 26.-An anna
ueur championship golf tounament
which has attracted many crack play
as was commenced today on the
links of the Waumbeck Golf Club.
and promises to be the most interest
ing golf session ever held in the
White Mountains. Several cups viii
he awarded
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Buffalo. n. Y, Aug 26.-Racing was
commenced today on the track of the
Niagara Racing Association at Fort
Erie. Ont, near this city. and will
continue nine days. At the conclusion
Of the meeting the ponies will go to
Blue Bonnets track at Montreal for
thirteen days. beginning September 4.
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If your subscription to the Ladies'
Home Journal or Saturday Evening
Post expires with this number,
would be glad to receive your renew
al. Mamie A. Cobean at Record Of
fee or home phone 166. 4St4
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cranqers Hold Fair.

Philadelphia. Aug. 26.-Agricultural
authorities of national fame will ad-
dress the farmers assembled today at
White City Park for three day
Grange session and fair.
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The Wool Market.

ST. Louis, Mo. Aug. 26.-Wool un-
changed. Territory ami western med
iums. 23G IS fine mediums. 22624
fine. I3T 10.
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j. E. Goulette arrived last night
from Shawnee. Okla, to join his wife.
who is here for her health, stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown.
They will be here Indefinitely
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wards solving the problems of life and
sex. He found fault with the present
conditions of society. which, he said,
placed no hindrance in the way of un-
1T for marriage. DR.. Armstrong said
that those who are presumably the fit
lest are failing to contribute il their
proper proportion to the perpstuatiol
of their race. Through our system of
education we are counting failure al
he upper end of the scale of intelli-
gence. he asserted, and also said that
it has been stated that in the United
States the higher education of girls
has been proved TO sterilize them.
Clothes cleaned and pressed at 10i
). Penn. ave-, or phone $50. You
need the work; | need the money
'nuff sed." 36t20.