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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-04
THE FAMOUS HOOK WORM
REPORTED AT FRISCO

San Francisco. Nov. 4.-The hook
worm disease has been brought to
San Francisco from Hawaii and the
Orient and hundreds of cases of hith-
erto unexplained detection. laziness
and supposed lack of moral initiative
are now attributed to the inroads OF
the little parasite.
DIR. Herbert Gum. who is directing
the campaign against the disease.
said today: II have treated more than
hundred cases of hook worm in this
city. The disease is very rare in Cali
fornia until four years ago when
colony of laborers born in the West
Indies. came here from Hawaii and
IS per cent. were found seriously az
fected. They were brought to Hawaii
nv sugar planters and their languor
due to the ravages of the worm. made
their colonization a failure and these
laiborers drifted TO this state Hu1d-
reds of them still live here. and In
towns about the bay and nearly half
of them are endangaring the public
health In addition TO the islanders.
many soldiers from the Philippines.
and travellers and business men from
The Orient have returned afflicted with
these small vampires"
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MORROW. RHEA AND 9TH
ERS SELL OUT AT TOYAH.

Amarillo. Tex, Nov. For total
consideration of s375.0OO H. r. Nor
row. of Amarillo and Judge c. G..
Witherspoon of Hereford, sold to
Charles w. Swenson. Jr., of the Sven
son Land Company of Chicago all the
irrigated lands on Toyah Creek, Tex,
together with live stock and other
personal holdings of the Toyah Val
ley Irrigation Company and the town
site of Balmornea. owned by the same
parties.
The other partners in the holdings
with Messrs. Morrow & Witherspoon
are Rhea Bros, of Roswell, Messrs.
Morrow. Witherspoon and Rhea had
formerly sold property from their
holdings amounting to s150.000.
The deal is one of the largest ev-
er made in tais portion of Texas.
The Swenson company will cut the
property up into small farms, improve
and sell them.
Messrs. Morrow and WitAerspoon
passed through Roswell last night on
their way from Amarillo to Toyah on
business connected with the delivery
of the property. as above told.
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POSSUM AND
Taft IN GA.
PRESIDENT TAFT DIMES
ON POSSUM TODAY IN GA

Macon. Ga, II was nearly eight o.
clock this morning when President
Taft awoke in his private car. He was
welcomed i5y various committee of
Macon citizens and escorted 10 the
residence of Congressman Bartlett
for breakfast. From there the Presi-
dent was escorted to the State Fair
grounds. There the welcome accord
ed the nations head was one of the
most enthusiastic received on the
tour. The streets were lined with
thousands of citizens ard school chill
drsn. The decorations were also sug-
gestive of Taft Day" Possum and
persimmons We're part of the elabor-
ate decorative scheme.
All the stores and residences were
gay with the national colors. mixed
with liberal display of Confederate
ernblens. At tae state fair. wnere the
President made a brief address. he
was received with another tremend-
Gus reception.
From the fair grounds the party
We're driven direct to the train and
departed for Savannah, where they
will arrive this evening. Governor
Brown. of Georgia. accompanied the
party.
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DEAD Man A
MURDERER?

Denver. Colo. Nov. 4.-Was Louis
Frank Wickoff. who now lies In pau
per's grave at Riverside cemetery
here, really Baron Louis Won Vetsera,
Of Austria. and by many believed to
DE the slayer of Crown Prince Dudofph
Of Austria and his own sister Coun-
ties Vetesra? This is the question that
The Austrian legation at Washington
is endeavoring TO clear up through
local consul George Won Grivicic.
The investigation was begun upon
a telegraphic order from Washing gton
and grew out of a telegram from San
Francisco from unknown sources re-
guessing funds to bury Louis Vetsera
who died in this city on October 80.
The ocal consul at once sought the
aid of Mayor Speer to locate the body
Of Vetsera. This is evidence that the
Austrian government is more than or
dinarily interested in the identifica-
ton OF the man, though Consul Won
Grivicic declares so far as he knew
the baron never came to the United
States and he is not aware of the bar
on's whereabouts, II alive. 1t Is known
that his government has been trac-
ing the career of Frank Wickoff. Tney
have learned that his real name was
Louis Won Vetsera and that he lived
a secluded life In this city. He was a
consumptive and penniless in ilis last
days.
San Francisco. Nov. According
TO the Austrian consul in this city.
the man who died in Denver was not
Won Netsera. He, however, belonged
10 a good family in Austria. When a
boy he served a term in the San Quen-
tin. California, penitentiary, for bur
glary.
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new SCHOOL
BUILDING

The Roswell Board of Education will
meet Friday night. November u, to
pass a resolution for the calling of
special election TO vote on the Latter
OF issuing bonds TO the amount of $2S.-
SOC 20 be used along with a surplus OF
$500 now in the school treasury. in
the construction of new High
school building. This was decided at
a meeting OF the board which was held
last night. along with the decision
that the bonds will be made for five
per cent. The board met in regular
session last Monday night and again
last night and dhe principal PROPOSE
tion before both meetings was the
construction of the new school build
ing The board decided last spring
that such step was necessary and in
the summer. when 1le new assess
znent was completed. concluded that
the elecion for bonds must ibe called.
They are now covering rhe details of
the plan anti the next step will be the
calling of the election.
Judge J.. T. Mcclure was out to last
nights meeting, upon request of the
board. and was retained as legal adj
wiser IN the whole matter. He is to
draw up the resolution ulat will be
passed al the meeting on the twelfth
OF this month. /. II. Ilapp. the archi-
tect from Trinidad. CDlo.. was in at
tendance at last nights meeting. al
so. and discussed the plans for the
building. II will I've reTnemSered that
ne submitted prclimin ary sketch foi
n building and tha, lis sketch was
dop ed at "A meeting OF the board ear
ly last summer. Tie del ails of the
plan. especially the matter as to just
how much and what part of the build
ing will be finished. up at this time. is
vet to be decided. Nh. Rap last night
offered to sHt.nit several different
plans covering this phase Of the case
in order that the board might secure
bids on all the different plans. and
accept the one that seems best con-
sidering the funds available at this
time. Although the board has only a
bout $4,000 TO spend at this time.
counting the bond money, they intend
TO build and put up a building that
would cost more than fha. amount fin
iShed completely. For this reason they
will be able 10 finish up only one, or
possibly two floors al this time.
The need of the new building is ap-
parent in nearly every room of the
SCHOOLS. There are twelve rooms in
the grades and all of the rooms of the
present High school that are crowded
beyond the possibility of doing good
work. The new High school building
will move the High sci ool department
from the Pauly building and afford
plenty of room for this department.
For some years some of the rooms
of the new building will be used. also
for grade pupils from the south part
of town. The Panly building will be
filed with grade pupils from the
southwest part of town, thus relieving
the crowded conditions and giving
school Dividing for every section OF
the town.
II is stated that tie present term
of school viii close with s12 900 sur
plus in the treasury. The increase in
assessment makes up more than e.
nough taxes to cover the increase OF
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ADVANCE SALE OF TICKETS
APOLLO CLUB ARTIST COURSE
ON FRIDAY AT p. v. DRUG STORE
Christian Science Fight.

New York. Nov. Warfare in the
ranks of the Christian Scientists of
the metropolis reached a critical stage
this afternoon when the members of
The First Church of Christ Scientist.
net TO consider Mrs. Stetson's case.
According to information that has
leaked out, split in the ranks is al
most inevitable. and the New York
followers of Mrs. Eddy will he divid-
ed into rival camps of the orthodox
and protestant.
II was learned that the board of
trustees would report to the meeting
its position in regard TO the disposal
of Mrs. Augusta +. Stetson as teach
er and the deposal and admonish-
ment of the seventeen practitioners
by tne central authorities at Boston,
whose action was approved by Mrs.
Eddy.
A member OF the church said that
the board would either recommend a
successor TO Mrs. StetSon and com
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LYNCHlNG OF A NEGRO
THREATENED IN WEST VA.

Gassaway, West Va, Nov 4.-Ev-
cry precaution 1 sbeing taken today
to prevent the lyncning of two ne
groes who are under arrest in con
nection with an attack made yest er-
day on Mrs. Albert Loclxhold, a white
woman 'by three negroes, one of whom
is unknown. Last night an infuriated
crowd riddled the Jail doors with bull
lets. which is heavily guarded One
of the prisoners refuses to talk and
Z he other protests his innocence.
The assault on Mrs. Lockhold was
most brutal. the men beating into the
house. The three negroes tied the
husband and then before his eyes mis-
treated mis- wife. Lockhnold later freed
himself and summoned the aid of
farmers. One negro was overtaken
and shot dead. Later the two others
were captured.
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EITHER SMOKE OR BABIES
MUST GO FROM CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov. "A new element
was introduced into the Chicago anti
smoke crusade last night by plea
for the babies. Either the smoke on
he babies must go Is the alternative
that confronts Chicago declared Al
der-nan Bernard w. Snow in speech
AT the big anti-smoke meeting con
Quoted by the Chicago Woman's Club.
The big deposits of smoke so yitiate
the atmosphere of Chicago that the
death rate among infants has assu-n-
ed startling proportions and the act
ual depopulation of the city-born Is
threa' enei. said the author of the
proposed ordinance looking to the ell
ectrification of the railway terminals.
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plete submission TO the Mother church
or refuse to obey the latter, which
would be tantanount to a stand for
secession. The majority of the MEM
bers, il is said. including the first and
second readers, would oppose seces-
sion. III matters should come to this
pass the members said. the trustees
might refuse to permit the majority
to use the church Ibuilding. and suit
at law would be inevitable.
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FIVE BIDS IN SHAPE FOR
THE BATTLE OF BIG PUCS

New York, Nov. Alive bids are
now in shape to be submitted on Dec.
for the Johnson-Jeffries fight. Coff-
roth and Gleason are here wNl their
offers to produce the fight in the sub
rrlss of San Francisco. the Miller
brothers have sent in their bid naming
their ranch in Oklahoma and now
comes Tom McGarry, of Los Angeles,
who wants the fight there and a dele
CATION of sporting men from Spokane,
Washington, declare they viii give
$4,000 If the match is pulled off In
their vicinity. Gleason certifies that
there will he a $500 900 house in his
club at Alameda. California, and he
will give the pugilists as per cent. th
divide.
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TROOPSO OUT
IN KENTUCKY

Louisville. Ky, Nov. jackson is
quiet for the present and Mason coun-
ty has taken the center of the stage.
one of its residents having called for
troops for protection against the
night riders. The supplicant is Ben
jamin Longnecker, whose young
daughter some nights ago held back
an attacking party of night riders at
the muZZle of a rifle. Longnecker
fears another attack
The Lexington militia will be held
at Jackson until the present session
of the grand jury adjourns on Satur-
day. Jackson last night was conpar-
a,ively free from shooting and disor-
der.
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$2.OOO.OOO
IN DANGER

New York. Nov. 4.-That there Is
imminent peril of the collapse of the
new S2.000.0OO criminal court build
ing. which the building department
yesterday ordered vacated. was made
evident today by preparations for the
construction of heavy timber shield
over the surface of Lafayette street
to protect the subway should the
buihiing collapse. Street car service
on Center street was also interrupted
this morning and the passengers
were made to alight two squares from
the building which has been hastily
yacai ed.
The city prison. famiiarly known
as THE Topbs," which adjoins the
criminal court building, was visited
today by building inspectors on the
report that it too is settling. A small
assure was found in the outer wall of
the building but no preparations were
made to abandon the prison.
-O-
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TRUE BILLS AND NO
BILLS ARE RETURNED.

The territorial grand jury made an
other report in district court Thurs
day morning, returning two indict-
ments and five no bills. The indict-
ments were against Boyd Smhh and
Ben Anderson. OF Hagerman, on The
charge of larceny from the Joyce
Pruit store at Hae They We're
arraigned today. pleaded not guilty
and had their trial set for November
10. The no bills were returned in The
cases of the following: Theodore Ru-
dolph who had been charged with
shooting cattle: r. w. Reiph, charg-
I'd with shooting cattle: Antonio Love
charged with assault; Charles Musick
charged with larceny. All We're dis
charged
Cashmere Chayes, who was indict-
ID for raising a check that was cash
ed by z. r. Amonett. was arraigned
and pleaded guilty to forgery. Hipo-
Tito Chayes. who was indicted on the
charge Of assault with a deadly wea-
pom, was arraisned. entered plea of
not guilty and had his case set for
November 10. Motions and argu-
menis took up mucn of today's ses-
sion of court.
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HOLINESS TENT MEET
ING STARTS TOMORROW.

Evangelists ]. c. Robert son, of Tex
as, and j. NJ. Zook of Oklahoma
were occupied today raising a large
tent on the lots opposite the base
ball park on North Main street. pre-
paratory 10 s. arting a three weeks
tent meeting for the Holiness people
tomorrow. The meetings will be held
twice each day. at 2 and 1880 p. m,
md the public is cordially invited
Evangelist Robertson is accompanied
by ais wife.
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THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
MAY ABOLISH SPIKES.

Chicago Nov. 4.-The American
League al its meeting next month will
take mp seriously the question of a.
polishing spikes from the shoes of
the players. President Johnson made
that ST statement today in discussing
the problems which may be consider
ed by the league n,agnates this win
ter. He said ii was hoped suitable
substitute for fhe deadly spikes now
in use by the players may be agreed
upon.
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Bible Conference.

Hartford, Conn, Nov. ITO arouse
interest in bible study among the men
and BOYS is the object Of conference
to be opened here this evening and
which will continue TO Sunday even
ing The list of speakers is a moi a
BILE one, including Fred S. Goodman,
international bible study secretary
for the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation.
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FIVE WOMEN ARE UP
IN POLICE COURT

Resulting from raid by Officer
ToSe Stewart Tuesday night. three
women were arrested and brought be-
sore Judge A. J. Welter al four o.
clock YESTERDAY afternoon. They
pleaded guilty to the charge of be
ing in charge of or inmates of a house
of bad repufe and were fined $50 and
costs, amounting to more than sixty
dollars each The defendants were
Hazel Rogers, Myrtle Wilson and An
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l.400 in running expenses with the
new building in operation; and it is
authoritatively stated that there will
be no increase in the levy on account
of the bonds or new budding. Ii IL
not anticipated that there will be any
material opposition to the bond issue.
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THE GREEK INSURGENTS
NOW UNDER ARREST.

Athens. Greece. Nov. 4.-Lieut. III
baldos. the naval officer who led the
recent revolt against the government
and his companion Lieut.. Dimoulis.
were arrested today. All the princi-
pals in the mutiny are now in custo-
DIV.
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San Juan, p. r.. Nov. 4.-Col. G. r.
Cotton. the new governor of Porto Ri
co. arrived today on the steamer Ca
rolina. and will be inaugurated to
morrow as the successor of Gov. Re
gis H. Post. resigned. A grand inau-
gural ball will be held tomorrow ev-
ening.
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Pianos.

We have some special bargains for
a few days only. They are fully war
ranted to stand this climate or any
other climate that any piano will
stand Don't fail to see them and
learn prices.-Progressive Music Co.
links Store. 10t3s
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Keep always your talking
points before the public Get
in the glare Of favorable pub
licity. Make known the mer-
its Of your proposition. by
advertising IN
THE DAILY RECORD.
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lie Todd. All of them paid their fin

eS
Two women of Mexican parentage
were arraigned on the charge of va
grancy One of them, named Mrs.
Hood pleaded guilty and was fined IS
and costs. The other, Romano Fran
tez, pleaded not guilty and was tried
this morning. Judge Welter found
her guilty and sentenced her to TWEEN
ty days in Jail with suspended SEN
tence based on the provision that she
pay the costs.
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$500 900 to loan on irrigated farms.
long time loans, interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay off loan
before DUE. b. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 303 n. Main.
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WANTED:-A position by an exper-
fenced all-round Office man. or out
side or inside salesman An investi-
cation will cause you no annoyance.
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Phones 60 and "A 216 North Mail
PARSONS g. LAWRENCE
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
Notary Public.
List your property for sale or rent
with us.
FIRE, FIRE, FIRE.
If your house should burn tonight, how
would you be fixed for insurance? :?
Think over this and then call and let
MS cover your property with insurance.
Also agents for KANSAS CITY LIFE
INSURANCE co. Ask about these
policies with the total disability and
double pay in case of death by acci-
dent.
INVESTIGATE and you will INVEST
Ask Parsons He Knows.
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
local Report Observation Taken Z

Roswell, y. NJ, Nov. 4.-Tempera-
ture max. 76: min. As; mean go; pre-
cipi,ation o; wind, dir. NV; veloc. 3
Weather, clear.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Friday.
Comparative temperature data, ex-
tremes this date last year. max. 76:
min. 27: extremes this date Is years
record. max. 81. 1898; min. 16. 1899.
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F. S. Putnam, of oPrtales, was in
the city today.
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POULTRY MEN NOTICE.

We are in the market to handle
a large number of turkeys and chick
ems. Write US or phone 31.-U. 8.
MARKET loft.
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Mrs. r. E. Winger has returned
from a ten days visit with homefolks
at Fort Worth.
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Tickets for Apollo CluJ Artist
Course: Mile. Sembrici. $500: all
others, $1.50 each. School children
a fiat rate of so cents for first concert,
commencing next Tuesday. Sis D. m
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FOR RENT:-A NICE OFFICE ON
GROUND FLOOR IN REAR OF
OUR BUILDING, APPLY UNION
TRUST CO. 99tf
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The Wool Market,

st. Louis, Mo-. Nov. 4.-Wool un-
changed. Territory and western med
inms, 24M29; fine mediums, 23G 26;
fine, 14G20.
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r. C. Homer, of Parkersburg, w
Va. is registered at the Grand Cen
tral.
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1t makes money for everybody-Ad-
vertising in the RECORD.
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A load of those fine mountain ap
Dles just received. Monarch Grocery
Co.
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Mrs. Gertrude Malone and Miss Su-
dye Davisson drove up from Hager-
man today for a short visit with rel
atives and friends and TO do some
shopping.
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A load of those fine mountain ap-
pies just received. Monarch Grocery
Co.
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Clarence Davisson of Hagerman is
spentiing several days in Roswell.
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SOCIALIST VOTE IN NEW
YORK CITY CUT IN TWO

New York. Nov. 4.-Tae complete
election returns bring out the inter
esting fact that the socialist vote of
this city has fallen off more than half
from last year when Eugene Debs ran
for President. The city gave Debs a
vote of % 600. Toe total Socialist vote
this year was 1906.
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w G. Brainard came down from
Amarillo last night for a business Wis
n
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SOMETHING NEW IN NOVELTY
TR RIMMINGS-THE GOLD GRAPES
AND GOLD ROSES.-MlSS NJ. c.
FLEMlNGS. Oot3
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Fine Gano apples from the mount
aims AT Monarch Grocery Co.
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Fine Gano apples from the mount
aims al Monarch Grocery Co.
Mohave County miner., 1909-11-27

Judge w. G. Blakely spent several days in Oatman and Goldroad this week
 LOST-In Kingman, pair of rim less spectacles. Finder will please return to G. w. Beecher.
Mohave County miner., 1909-11-27
Memorial Services.

According to the usual custom of the order, Kingman lodge of Elks will hold their annual memorial service in the Elks Opera House on the first Sunday in December December A. The lodge has been making prepara- tion for the event for some time past Le Roy Anderson, of Prescott, is to be the orator for the occasion. Mr. An derson is one of the most entertaining speakers in the north part of the ter ritory. A general invitation is given the public to attend this Lodge of Sorrow" by the Lodge.