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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-29
NAZNANILO.

III. S. Stoddard, cd United States
Circuit Courta, SODA 600 ma 81.
posti, naznanja, da je urad "a do
bavo drzavljanskih papirjev Cd
prt vsak dan cd 8 ure zjutraj, do
5 ure popoldne.
Oh sobotah pa cd 8 ure zjutraj
do IL opoldne.
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Luka Huntar.
Seattle, Wash. 20. iunija.

Seattle, Wash, 20. iunija.
Mas giant sodrug William D..
Haywood. XII tourira po DRAW
Washington in drzi shode pc vseh
mestih Pacific CoaSta z dovolje-
MEM cd soc. stranke. je bill 16.
dine t. m. dvakrat zaporedoma ire
tran. PrviG bill je aretiran V FL
lensburg, Wash, predpoldne, dru-
gle pa V North Yakima, Wash,
prot veGeru istega dine. Vzrok, da
je bill aretiran, je, ker pusi tobak.
Tobak je baje zrezan cato, da
ga pusimo; tako 81 menda puSilci
tobaka mislijo; sodrug Haywood
Sc pa baje Iii navadil tobaka pu-
Siti il ''fajfe", kar hi mu bilo 16.
t. m. bolj pray hodilo, ten wee ga
lie zavije V navlaSc cato narejen
papir, IL katerega Sc tudi duhan
lahko prav komodno pusi.
V draw Washington imamo Sc
daj MANFRED zakon. XII p~roveduje
"stati "a svalcico in 10 puSiti" -
priprosti ljudje - smejo puSiti to-
bak lie IL lUle, vsi drugi "Olikani
ljudje', Xxi Sc ne imenujejo delav-
&c. pa smeio puSiti lie smodke, To
je zaradi sanitarnosti Haywood je
bill ma obeh sodisGih kazni oproS-
cen. V Ellensburg je moral polo
ziti $l5 vars6ine, da pride sigurno
X obravnavi. V North Yakima pa
je dial porostvo zanj ondotnega IL
sta Yakima Herald" urednik II.
Andrews.
Haywood je bill prvi aretiran V
Ellensburg radi pusenje svalcic. V
North Yakima pa tretjic. Prvi are
trance V Yakima bill je kaznovan
z globo $40; sodnik ie iziavil. da
bode $ TEN ostraSil druge puSilce|
svalcic.
Amerikansko svobodO so menda
re zdavnaj poslali Sahara.
6. dine t. m. bill je w. d. Hay
wood V Seattle; incl je ia dan
magnificent shod; mad tisoG de-
lavci ga je pozdravilo ma shodu.
Haywood ie rekel. da Sc bode Gez
par mescev L~astanil tn V Seattle.
V Washington draw zakonoda-
il so izdali nadalje zakon. kateri
zahteva, da mora vsaki applicant.
Xxi Sc hoce p~oroGiti imeti cd zdrav-
nika potrdilo, "da mu mic ne ia
IL. Ne VEN &c ie blaznost ~izvzeta
ali ne; ce nj. tedaj Sc oni tepci. XII
so %glasovali "a ia zakon ne bodo|
nikoli porocili, ako kateri izmej
NTH Sc nina tiste "boljSe polo.
vice..
IL North Yakima Sc nadalje po-
roca tudi tale zanimiva novica.
Sredi tega meseca priSla sta diva
delavca k nekemu ondotnemu kon
servativnemu farmeriu prosit ga
IA prenociSce. Farmer .iima lie
dial prenociSce, veGerjo in zajutrek
$ pogojem. da mu drugi dan kaj
podelata cato. Drugi dan pc "a
lutrku dial jima je farmer kopati
nekl ditch, katero delo sta de-
lala Il dine, potem pa nehala me-
nee. da to ~zadostuje. kar mu dol
guJeta "a p%renoGiSce. Farmer pa
stem nj bill zadovoljen, ceS, da
morata delati - dine. ako pa no.
ceta tudi obed opoldne. tedai pa
morata delat eel dan. Vsaki obed
Doc. in prenociSce 25c. je iziavil
odlocno konservativni farmer: to
znese 81, kolikor mi placuiemo de.
lavcem ma dan. Ker sta delavca te-
mu ugovarjala in hotela oditi. ste
KEEL je farmer V hiSo pc dvocevko.
ter Ju YES cas- cuval pri delu z ma
bito pusko do vecera.
Porocilo pravi, da je isti far
mel eden izmej IA milijonov kato-|
llkov V severni Ameriki. I~zjavil ie|
tudi, da tramp" spadaio V kupl
slame, kier praSiGi leze. Lep clan
lepe katoliske organizacije.
Ivan Solar.
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PORTRET.

(Obrazec IL zivalSkega zivljenja.)
Da sen slikar, naslikal bi Yam
lepo sliko, namrec - Volka z vio-
limo! Ken pa nisem. skuSal VAN
BON lie Z okornimi besedami predo-
citi to. kar bi YAM naslikal slikar
2 zivimi barvami.
Volk sedi ma stolu pred svojim
brlogom. V tacah drzi gosh. Obraz
mu je nabran V najprijaznejSe gu
be in p%riliznieno Sc smehlja prot
ovci, kozlu in psu, Xxi stole okrog
mega. IL ocij mu size lokavost in
med neprestanim smehljaniem Sc
mu cede IL gobca strupene slime in
vidijo Sc V zrelu ostri zobje, - ce-
sar pa ovca, kozel in pes ne zapa-
zijo. kakor ne opazijo tudi kupa
oglodanih kostij, Xxi leze tam ma
strani. Volk svira ma gosh. OGi-
vidno morajo biti to divine melodi-
je, ker p~oslusajo ovca. kozel in pes
vsi zamaknjeni. pOzabivSi vse o.
krog sebe in ne meneG sc "a nevar-
most. XII Jim preti. V svoji "a
maknienosti ne vidijo ne lOkavega
pogleda in ne ostrih Fob V gnus-
mem gObcu. IL katerega Sc cede
strupene slime. Zaupno in odu-
sevljeno zro ma volka, kot ma ka-
kega svetega apostolic. Xxi Jim pri-
naSa evangelil. IL Rajske doline.
Revezi ne spoznajo. da je preka-
njeni volk uporabil prot MIN wi
iaGo, - bedaki ne ved6, da 81 Jill
Je zvijak izbral "a zrtev svoii nj
kdar usahljivi pozreSnosti,-krat-
kovidnezi ne vidijo, da mu gosh.
lepe pesmi in smehljaj ma obrazu
sluzljo lie V namen. da Jill preslepi,
omami. in neskrbne potem TEN To-
zJe zadavi. - kakor je zadavil in
pozrl Ma ia nacin re mnogo drugih
pred mimi, o cemur glasno spriGu-
je CUP oglodanih kostij tam ma
Strani
Nidite. - tax prekanjeni poze-
rub in pozreSni preklanjenec ie
DR.. beraGelogije honda. Xxi sam o
sebi trdi. da ie najpostenejSi in
najpravi6nejSi clcvek pod milim
solncem. XII nj Sc nikdar nikogar
osleparil (??0. in kateremu so vsi
drugi sami %tatovi. goljufi in pod
lei brez znaCaja List "Glas Svo-
bode' So mu gosh. ma katere bren-
ka Svojim lahkovernim ovGicam
kratkega spomina - med bljuva-
MEM Strupenih slim niSkotnega|
sumniGenja - divine melodiie o.
svoii poStenosti, svoji pr%avicnosti.
svoji svobodomiselnosti in o svo-
jem socijalizmu. No. o zadnjem DO
sedaj seveda moral utihniti. DjaloI
Sc je njegov sociializem ma vago,
In naSlo Sc je, da je - prelehak,-
da Sc prodaja kakor prostitutka
ma cesti!! Ravnotako bo seasonal
pretehtana tudi njegova pesmica
o svobodomiselnosti, pravicnosti
in poStenosti. Use pride polagoma
ma vrsto. Kajti ''bozja previd-
most melje sicer pocasi. a sigur-
MOI. Skoda bi bilo ovac. kozlov|
in psov, Xxi so vendar "a neko ra-
DO, da hi Jill volk s vo.iimi gosh
in sirenskimi napevi tako prijazno|
mamil in davil -.
Ivan Kaker.
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Slovensko-angleSka slor.|
SLOW. ang. tolmac in angl. 81
"a samO 81. - pri V. J. Knk.l
9 Albany St. New York. N n
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(Obrazec IL zivalskega zivljenja.)
Da sem slikar, naslikal bi VAN
lepo sliko. namreC - Volka z vio-
limo! Ker pa nisem. skuSal Van
BON lie Z okornimi besedami predo-
citi TO. kar bi Vam naslikal slikar
z zivimi barvami.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-30
THE FRENCH TARIFF AGREE
MENT EXPIRES TODAY

Washington, Oct. 30.-Tae close OF
business today will mark the expira-
ton of the commercial agreements
entered into with France. Switzer-
land and Bulgaria under the Dingley
tariff act. anu the preferential agree
ment wit hthose nations will cease
30 exist. Duties imposed by the new
tariff law will be imposed on all i'm
portations which are not entered in
the United States customs houses be
fore THE close of business today. The
effect will be to largely increase the
price of wines and other merchandise
imported from France. The tax will
fall heaviest upon the consumers of
champagne.
Advices from Paris state that there
Is much dissatisfaction in France ov-
err the new American tariff.
There is great anxiety with regard
TO the future position of France, and
the hope il expressed hat the govern
ment will avoid a needless and harm
full tariff war. and hat il will act
quickly anu prudently to obtain the
minimum ate for French imports.
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IMPORTANT FOOTBALL
M THIS AFTERNOON.

New York. Oct. 30.-The foou5all
games scheduled for this afternoon
are expected TO give the comparative
strength OF the principal teams. Har-
ward will attempt to run up a big
score ON the Army. which was beaten
by Yale IL to o..
An ancient fend viii make the
Pennsylvania-Carlisle game a strenu-
Gus me-, while Princeton is expected
10 nave a hard time to bea the Navy.
Syracuse Will play Michigan and as
the latter is regarded a possibly the
strongest of the western teams. the
game win give a line of comparison
with the eastern ~elevens.
n important games 10 be played
are Harvard VS. West Point: Penn
~sylvania VS. Carlisle; Princeton VS.
Navy: Yale VS. Amherst; Michigan VS.
Syracuse; Minnesota VS. Chicago;
Wisconsin VS. Northeastern.
The scores at the end of the first
half were as follows:
Princeton. ;. Navy ,: Pennsylvania
IS. Carlisle s.: Harvard 3, Army O;
Minnesota. Il. Chicago o.; Michigan II
Syracuse o.: Cornell o. Williams o.:
Yale IS. Amherst o: Pittsbuhg 0
Notre Dame o; Wisconsin 8. North
western 5.
The final scores so far as received
We're as follows:
Harvard .. Army o: Princeton 3.
Navy 3: Yale "a. Amherst o; Pennsyl
vania %. Carlisle 6: P~ittsburg o. No
tre Dame 6: Michigan IS. Syracuse o.:
Cornell o, Williams 8.
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NEW Works. ELECTION
ON NEXT TUESDAY.

New York, Oct. 30.-New York
deals in superlatiyes. Naturally. the
election now drawing to a close has
been the most hotly contested in
he history Of n city. And the state
ment isn't far from the truth. In the
course of human progress, men con-
,inually discover new methods of ape
ing the asinine. and all such novelties
have been utilized in the present cam
paign.
As a matter of course. all the caldi-
.Hates are certain of election when tle
sovereign voters go 10 the polls next
Tuesday. All OF the political dope,
however, warrants a tentative guess
that the name of New York's next
mayor will begin with a G.. and not
with a b or III, as some exalted per
sons fondly imagine. This Is entirely
apart from The merits of the candi-
dates-if. indeed. any of them have
any merits LETT after the campaign of
N whica has been waged.
The ballot on which New York vot-
ers will express their wishes next
Tuesday will break all records as 10
size. 1t will he four feet five inches
across and fifteen inches deep. 1t will
have twenty-o1e columns of candidates
to choose from. This is three times as
long as hast years ballot.
As most election booths are only
'hree and a half feet wide tae voter
might have trouble to avoid tearing
he ballot. \ torn ballot is subject To
objection and in danger Of being
brown out.
New election boxes will have to ne
made and tally sheets will have TO
be enlarged. II is estimated that the
ballots east in each election district
will weigh one hundred pounds.
w. L. Bobo is still in Roswell. nav
ing decided to remain owe a few
lays longer
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next morning the village COW is found
contentedly eating hay in the loft
back of the blacksmith's SHOP. Ten
men are busy half of one day getting
her down.
The hverynan finds his best car
riage On top of the general nerchan-
disc store. A wagon dealers estab-
lishmen; has been raided n the pro-
perry makes the walk on Main street
look like an auction sale. Red wheel
barrows decorate the tops of rec in
the park, as do also e signs.
A prize collection of gates hang at
every angle from the old bandstand.
Il looks like the sleepy little burg has
been taken up and set down in topsy-
turvy LAND during the night.
BY noon order has been brought out
of chaos. The village takes on a ma
tural appearance. With a sigh of re.
lief to think that Halloween is again
over for a year, people settle back
In the old quiet channel of life. after
giving a few memorable admonitions
10 several of the younger generation.
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GRAHAM ENTHUSIASTIC
AROU NEW RAILROAD.

j. a. Graham, Secretary OF the Com
mercial Chub. returned Thursday night
from a trip of two e over tae
country east of Roswell between the
Texas and Pacific and the Fort Worth
and Denver railroads. looking =
the railroad situation relative to RIOS
well getting one of the roads now
Guiding in that section.
He SAYS that Roswell is the best
-own taat ae saw and is sure to get
a new railroad during the coming
year. hut that its citizens should pu;
forth every effort 10 get more :hal
one road and to let no obstacles in.
te~fere in any way with n road that
is headed this way.
The railroad situation east of here
is like a game of checkers. he says,
each one watching tae Others move.
and changing their move accordingly,
and Roswell must keep in touch with
what is going on there and reach ont
a glad hand to any one of them tina
will accept IL. He Believes that ROS-
well is ready and anxious to make a
contract with one of these a I"
build in. but tIOSe WAC are headed
this way and expect TO come in here
are afraid at the present time to make
any contracts with Roswell for fear
the other fellow viii get on to THEN
move.
If We keep after them we are sure
10 get one of them and more than like
~ two" said Mr.. Graham. There is
no section of he country that has the
natural advantages hat we have in
this section. and another railroad will
make Roswell the best city in the
southwest in reality, as it already is
in prospect
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Order for

Washington. Oct 30.-AH American
steamship companies are directed 10
have the boilers of their vessels equip
ned with an independent water feed
by order of the Department of Com.
nCrce and Labor. and any companies
not complying with this provision by
-oday will have their licenses revok
ed.
II is pointed out that the proposed
requirement is in keeping with the
most advanced regulations of other
nations. and will reduce to a mini
mum the danger of explosions on yes
sells. To equip all steamships coming
within the provisions of the rules and
AID regulations of the steamboat in
spection service has cost about 5000.
400. The decision upholds. over the
protest of the steamship lines affect.
ed. the new rules and regulation
looking to the security of life and pro
perty.
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President in New Orleans.

New Orleans. Oct. 3O.-Booming of
guns. Shrieking of whistles and cheer
ing of crowds this morning announced
70 the people of the Crescent City
Thai the President of the nation had
arrived. New Orleans fairly outdid
itself in the warmth OF its welcome.
and even the Mardi Gras was eclips-
ed by the brilliance of the clty's SITS.
which are a cloud of bunting today
and will be a pillar OF fire tonight.
The Lakes to the Gulf Deep Water
ways Association is in narge of the
Presidents program here. and he Will
address the convention of that boFly
this afternoon. Later In the day he
will witness a football game between
Sawanee and the Louisiana State In
iversity.
Tonight the President IS TO attend
a performance at the French Opera
House. Sunday morning he will be
aiken ON a sightseeing trip through
the French quarter. and in the after
noon he will attend a sacred concer
on the campus of Tulane University.
He is expected to make an address.
Secretary Dickinson will address
the waterways convention IN Monday
and Speaker Cannon on Tuesday. The
President will leave New Orleans on
Monday. arriving al Jackson. Miss,
that evening. On Tuesday he will
continue his trip through Mississippi.
stopping en- route at Durant. West
Point and Columbus. and arriving at
Birmingham Tuesday evening. Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday will be
spent in Georgia and South Carolina.
On Wednesday. November 8. ne will
arrive in Washington. completing his
1853 mile journey.
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q @ @ . @ Q o q o o Q o @ o @ o
. IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. Q
3 q q g g 9 q - ~ Y 9 q @ 9 q Q

Miss Lula Mae Barnett entertained
a party OF eigat-ive young people al
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. r. Barnett. at the corner of West
Fifth street and North Kentucky av-
enue last night. Her guests were the
schoolmates of the Sth A grade In
Miss Leila Howat's room at Central.
the Central school teachers and a few
outside friends. Ii was a Halloween
party and every feature partook of he
Halloween spirit.
Pumpkins and other insignia Hf
autumn We're the decorations. with
one DON in pink and another in yell
low. shaded lights adding to the beau
ty. Ghost stories. the magic of a Hin
o magician and a contest at writ
ing the description of partners select
ed by lot were the amusements of the
evening. In the contest Miss Marjorie
Mabee and Charley Hardwick won
the prizes. Sandwiches and appropri-
ate refreshments were served.
Miss Stepaena Prayer entertained
about twenty-five young people at
her parents home on South Hill last
night. the affair being in the nature
of a Halloween party. The decora-
lions were appropriate and elaborate,
and the amtisements of the evening,
as well as the refreshments, were all
reminders of the season and Hal
lowe'en spirit.
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City. Mo, Oct. 30.-Cattle
receipts. 500. including 200 s~outherns.
Market steady. Native steers. 8
$50: southern steers. 3.30mi.60; SOU
thern cows. 2.50M4.00: native cows
and neifers, 2.25M $50: Siockers and
feeders. 3.25M5.00: bulls. 2.75G3.75;
calves. 3.50u6.50: western steers, B.
S0n $50; western COWS. 2.75 d4.50.
Hog receipts, 1900. Market stea-
dy to weak. Bulk of sales, 7.35m7.70.
heavy, 7.6507.S0: packers and butch
ers, 7.5OI7.75; light, 7.20G7.60: pigs,
G.00T 700.
Sheep receipts. 500. Market steady.
Muttons, 3.90n5.75; lambs, 5000
6.S5: range wethers and yearlings. A.
00M 500: range ewes, .00M4.90.
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~~~~~~
!, AMONG THE CHURCHES


The Salvation Army.
1915 a. m.-Openair service.
HOO a. m.-Holiness service.
200 p. m-@Sunday School.
300 p m.-Open air service.
700 D.. n.-Open air service.
500 p. m.-Salvation service.
All are welcome.
M. G. SAINsBURY,
Officer in Charge.
First Church of Christ Scientists.
Have services at ,Stockard Hall cor
e of Second and Richardson SITS, at
II O'Clock Sunday morning and 1880
Wednesdag evening.
First M. E.. Church.
Cor. Ky. avenue and Fifth St.
A. Van Valkenburgh, Pastor.
A thoroughly organized Sunday
school with experienced teachers of
fers the best OF facilities FOR Bible
study 9:45 a. m.
The Epwortn League is active in
launching its mission sturdy classes,
but its $3.50 p. m service is always of
interest.
The pastor speaks at IL a. m. and
1:30 p, m.
First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. c. w. Alexander. ID. ID. pastor.
Rev. d. +. ho:na will preach NOR
ming ard evening.
9:45 Sunday School
1900 Morning Service. subject
The Principle of Meditation" The
under the direction of Mr..
Chase Will render an anthem. and
Mrs. Cook will play a violin solo.
800 Junior League.
$50 Y. p. s. c. e..
z:30 Evening service. sIbject:-
The Simplicity of the Pla of Saliva
ton" Special music at this service
also.
Prayerneeting "Wednesday al 7:45.
Everybody welcome.
The Southern Presbyterian Church
s. s. 9:45 a. m. b. F. Harlow, Supt.
Lesson subject: Paul a PIisoner-the
Voyage. Acts 81: 1-26.
Preaching IL a. m. by pastor special
music.
Preaching 7:s0 p. m. subject
THE objectionable Sin"
Everyone invited to attend.
First M. e. Church. South.
End Penn
+. T. Ramsey. Pa sbor.
Sunday School. 9:i5 a. m.
Preaching II:00 More Blessed"
Epworth League. $3.50 D.. m.
Preaching 7.30 The Sinless Saw
for" being The third of the special
evening series on "The Divine HUI
man Being"
This is the church where the stran-
ger will find 2 welcome and a large
congregation.
Bs ptist Church.
DIR. p. w. Longfell)w will preach
morning and evening.
Miss MacNally will sing at the ev.
euing service.
Christian Church.
Sunday Oct. 81.
9:45 Bible School, Supt. J. e. Car
per.
1900 Preaching service.
$50 Christian Endeavor, Pres. Mr..
Emmett.
7:30 Preaching service
Special music at both preaching
services. All invited.
Choir conductor Miss Eva Nelson,
Minister Geo. Fowler.
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Army Officer to Wed.

Washington. Oct. 30.-uncle Sans
army will gain another benedict to-
night when Lieut. Claude b.. Thummel
takes as his bride Miss Finch, daugh-
ter of Gen. and Mrs. Dudley. Cadet
Neil G.. Finch of West Point, brother
of The bride, will be best man, and
the ushers will all be army officers.
The wedding will be purely military
and all the officers present will wear
full dress uniforms.
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What II Means.

To save means industry and self
denial in youth, followed by prestige
and power in middle aee n reward
ed by the comforts and blessings of
home and independence in our declin-
ing years. \ few shares of stock in
the Roswell Building & Loan Asso-
citation will train you in the habit.
02t5. r. H.. McCune, Sec'y. a. Mgr.
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Jew and Christian Exchange.

Boston, Oct. 30.-Dr. George A. Cor
don and Rabbi Charles Fleishsr will
exchange pulpfls tomorrow No or
thodox Christian minister except Ed
ward Everett Hale has ever preached
at The new orthodox church before
and DR.. Gordon will be the first or
.tiodox Christian minister to preach
at Temple Adath Israel.
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HACERMAN COUPLE TO
ROSWELL TO BE MARRIED.

c. H. Ginry N Miss Marie Jensen
came up from Hagernan this norm
ing and after a call at the Office of
County Recorder r. p. GAYLE. went TO
the home Of Rev. w. c.. Tenney. pas
tor of the Southern Presbyterian
church. on west Fourth street. IN
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OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
FRESH FROM THE SHELL.
u. S. MARKET.
To Close Campaign.

Philadelphia, Oct. 3O.-Oscar Ham
merstein's Philadelphia Opera House
will be the e this evening of a
Republican mass meeting which will
be the last big political gathering OF
the campaign.
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Morrison 6roS&(o

We're united in marriage. The cere-
mony took place al noon in the pres
ence uf only the necessary legal wit
nesses. The couple viii remain in
Roswell until Monday and then return
70 HageIman TO make their home.
Fhe groom is in the paint and paper
hanging business at Hagerman.
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AS the giant oak of the forest
sprang from the tiny acorn. likewise
grew the vast fortune of Russell Sage
from the humble savings of the Office
boy. The investment of a few dollars
per month in stock of the Roswell
Building Assn. will train you in the
habit of saving. 02t5
r. II. McCune, Sec'y. & Mgr.
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CALL STAR LIVERY for nice rigs
for outing "A trips.-Tel
ephone Ser. b. Jones. prop. 743m.
Race for Vanderbilt Cup.

New York. Oct. 3o.-All roads for
motorists lead this morning to the
grand stand OF the Long Island Motor
Parkway, where an en- husiastic mul-
titude VIII witness today the revival
Of the bl~ue-ribbon G of American
automobiling. In addition to the big
event. the second Long Island Motor
Parkway sweepstakes viii be decided
today.
Some of the best cars and most dar-
Ing drivers Of America and Europe
will be sec IN the contest of speed.
The course Is Owe the motor park
way and tIe existing roads I'm the
highway system of Nassau county,
and the total distance is 275 miles.
ID policing arrangements are a
great Improvement over previous
years. In addition TO the regular po-
lice and sHeriG's forces. about four
hundred private detectives. expert
enced in handling large crowds. have
been engaged.
We have several 3 AID 10 acre
blocks both improved and uEimproved
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MUTTON. MUTTON.
WILD MASS MUTTON, JUST FROM
THE MOUNTAINS.
u. s. MARKET.
Telephon 81.

CLYDE Dickinson and w. r. Goodsell
We're passengers on today's auto IA
Torrance.