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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-01
sToVAINE
Doctors at Variance Over New Anes.
thetic.

LONDON, dec. l.-IhOm08 JOnneSCO,
head Of the medical department of the
university Of Bucharest, who has
been demonstrating successfully here
the use of stovaine as an anesthetic,
sailed for New York on the Kron-
phinzessin Cecile on Tuesday on a
brief visit at the invitation of a num-
ber of medical friends in America.
While there he will demonstrate his
method of the use of stovaine in con-
junction with strychnine.
II didn't invent stovaine," said DR..
Jonnesco, in conversation with cor
respondent before his departure from
London, but have discovered the
miraculous powers of strychnia ad-
tled to stovaine as an absolutely harm
less and thoroughly efficient anes-
thetic."
DIR. Jonnesco showed number of
photographs of patients going through
surgical operations-men and women
of all ages-and all of these patients
were smiling. There was series OF
photographs of a boy of 8 whose
brains had to be explored.
Patient Was Talking.
This lad" the professor comment
ed, was talking to ME all the time
I was operating on him. AS you see
his eyes we're bandaged, and he knew
so little that I was busy upon his
brain that he kept asking when
would begin the operation, for he was
anxious to receive a silver coin which
/ had promised to give him after
ward.
'It has come to stay" added Prof
Jonnesco. ,"In many European coun-
tries its marvellous properties are full
ly recognized, and am glad that dur
ing my short stay in London, so con-
servative In everything, succeeded
in convincing many Of the leading
medical and scientific authorities. The
possibilities of the new anesthetic are
obviously boundless."
Lancet Is Opposed.
The Lancet this week gives tech.
nical description of Prof Jonnesco's
demonstrations, which, 1t says, were
attended With, "a comparative want
Of success" One case was almost
perfectly successful, but in the sec
ond-laparotomy for gastric carci-
noma-there was straining expira-
ton which interfered with the sur
geon's manipulations to an undesira-
BILE extent. In the third case high
injection was made in order to pro.
cure anesthesia for mastoid opera.
ton. After two injections, although
the skin was perfectly analgesic
there was so much agitation on the
part of the patient when the perios.
teum was dealt with that chloroforn
was resorted to, and the operation
was performed under its influence.
In conclusion the Lancet says tha
Prof. Jonnesco lays great stress OF
Importance of not sterilizing stovaine
itself. The chemists who prepared
the stovaine for this occasion declare
that it was not sterilized. Its be,
havior. however, suggested to some
that in reality there had, perhaps
been a mistake in this respect. anG
that to this the want of complete
success in the demonstration may
have been due.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-01
Superior Tied Tn.

Superior, Dec. 1.-The Great Nor
thern this noon laid of 300 machin-
lists and shopmen. The night crew at
the ore docks, consisting of lis men,
was laid OF and the crew at the mer-
chandise docks was reduced to sc
from $50. Tomorrow or next day the
road will lay OF $50 in the day crew
lat the ore docks as ore in the pock-
ets and yards will be disposed of by
that time.
Not a switch engine in Superior is
doing service today. The Omaha has
one passenger engine doing service to
switch passenger trains, but so far as
the freight is concerned 1t is COM
plete tieup. The Great Northern
yards have not a, wheel turning ex-
cepting those engines that are being
sent to the shops.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21

gOur constant aim, in the fut-
urc as in the past, will be to
continue the onward march,
to greater and better accom-
plishments; to offer the public
better furniture, better values,
and better terms than any
other house.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21
Prices Cut About in Half

one conclusive evidence of the lead
ership and popularity Of Angelus
methods is the extensive patronage
which has been built up-so great that
two offices are required now to ac-
commodate our business. Former pa
tients recommend thsir friends-these
recommend theirs-and so our business
has grown to be the largest in the
city. This enables us to cut the ordi-
nary charges just about in half.
Painless Extraction Free with other work.
Painless Rulings, guaranteed, 81. Painless
porceIoin Crown or Bridge Work, or Full
Set of First Glass Teeth So. Every Service
Fully Guaranteed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21

al We take this occasion to
thank the thousands of pa
tronswho made our Clearance
Sale in our old quarters such a
complete and splendid sue
cess. We thank you-one
and a1l-sincerely.
you cannot miss our big new
store-the big white front build
ing, east side of Broadway, mid
way between Seventh and
Eighth Streets, seven stories high,
five stores Wide-the largest fur
niture store in Western America.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21
Finest Equipment in Charge of
Expert Specialists

The two Angelus Dental Offices are the
most up-to-date and most perfectly
equipped in the west today. No eX-
pense has been spared in equipping
them with the finest electrical and
other improved appliances. Every oper-
ator on the Angelus staff is a special
ist-one for painless eXtractions, an
other for painless filings, another for
crown and bridge work, and still an
other for plate work This insures a
degree Of satisfaction that is not pos
sfble in any ordinary office.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21
ANGELUS.
DENTISTRY.
Highest Glass Painless Work
Brought to a Wonderful
Degree of Perfection by
City'S Leading Dental
Company

of painless dentistry is being demon
strated and emphasized every day. The
entire elimination of pain in the ordi-
nary dental operations has been COM
pletely accomplished, and difficult op-
erations have been so simplified that
not only are better results made pos
sible, but also at just about one-half
the usual charges.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21
KingEdWardCafe

opened under new management. Strict
iy first-class service. Speciality, ltal-
ian and French dinners. The only cafe
Of its kind in Los Angeles.
b. DIFAZIO & co.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21
Shoes Half Price aad Less

over two hundred big display bargain taoies
are displaying shoes for men. women and
children. on sale in many Instances for half
price and less Convince yourself and come
to the
MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE.
510 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21
Careful Examinations Always
Free Here

If you want honest advice, depend
able work, a thoroughly reliable guar
antee, quick service and moderate
cost it will pay to place your work
in our hands.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-18
GEORGE GOULD MAY GO ON
THE STAND TO TESTIFY

New York, June 1S.-The process
ion of servants and employees TO the
witness stand in the Could divorce
case continued today. Since the third
day when Mrs. Gould lost control of
her feelings and wept, she has kept
herself we'll in hand. The only sign
she has made was a shake of the
head and a sarcastic smile. Attorney
,Nicolay, for Mr. Gould, said he might
call the latter to the stand during the
day and Shearn, lawyer for Mrs.
Gould, promised severe cross exarni-
nation If this happens.
Harry J. Veitch. formerly employed
as valet by Mrs. Gould was called by
the defense. During his employment
he Travelled with Mrs. Gould in the
West Indies and in Europe and attend
ed her at the st. Regis hotel and at
Castle Could. He said he once assist
ed in preparing her toilet on one oc-
casion He said he saw her under the
influence of liquor several times and
that she drank a great deal of liquor.
He described one instance at Castle
Gould, when she drank great deal
becoming boisterous and threatening
to fire everybody on the place"
"She asked me to tie her slippers,
and when / started TO do 1t, kicked
them OF In the air." said the witness.
"and later in the evening. though
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-18
HENEY GOES AFTER THE
FRISCO GRAETERS HARD

San Francisco, June 18.-Francis j.
Heney was interrupted three times dur
ing the first thirty minutes of his ad-
dress 10 the jury this morning in the
prosecution of Patrick Calhoun. ac-
cused of attempted bribery. The ex-
ceptions were taken by the attorneys
for the defense on the grounds of mis-
conduct. Twenty policemen guarded
the entrance to the court room and a
squad of secret agents escorted Heney
to the room. Another squad of armed
men guarded the jury box.
Heney plunged directly into his dis
course. He charged Tfrey l.. Ford with
giving Reuf money for the superv.s-
ors for the trolley permit. He satd
that Michael Coffey, a supervisor, was
convicted on the same evidence Offer
ed here but he did not have enough
money to obstrucl justice.
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ordered two more cock

staggering, ordered two more cock
tails
Veitch told of an incident at the st.
Regis when Mrs. Could ordered him
to throw the table, laden with dishes,
into the hall. He said Mrs. Could
stood at the door of her apartment,
watching him and expressed approx
al when he threw the table into the
main corridor. He said it made a great
racket but he believed no one saw
him do it. He merely did it because
he had been told to do so and Mrs.
Gould stood by to see that he obeyed
orders.
Henry K. Knowles, an insurance a
gent, said he took dinner with the
Goulds at the st. Regis, when she be-
came very disagreeable. Also Gould,
he said, left the table on one occasion
when his wife was drinking.
Knowles referred to an automobile
trip from Paris to Nice and said Mrs
Could continually was complaining to
her husband and using strong lang
uage. He said they attended a mask
ball in costume.
What costume did you wear?" was
asked.
'tMine was Tribby, and Mr.. Gould ap
peared as Cupid" This brought great
laughter, in which Mrs. Gould joined,
looking at her husband and enjoying
his discontinue
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AUTO RACE
RESULTS

Crown Point, Ind, June 18.-With
nearly every available portion of the
course occupied by thousands Of spec
tators lined up to witness the auto
races on the twenty-six mile track
this morning, after majority of the
prospective spectators spent the night
in the cold. every town wiehin a rad
irs of ten miles Is filled to overflow
ing and more are coming this morn
ing All the racing cars have been
placed in readiness and the track is
cleared for the races. Soldiers of the
First Illinois regiment are detailed at
Al military stations along the route
to keep order and to prevent accid-
ents. Telegraphers are also stationed
to fash the results of the judges at
the grand stand. BY seven O'Clock this
morning the people had been cleared
off the track and the contest was a.
bout to start.
Later.-Matson, in a Chalmers De
troit, won the Indiana cup for stock
cars in totlay's race over the West
ern Vanderbilt course. Robertson in
Locomobile car and iMonson in a
Marion, were second and third. Time
for 232 miles, 4-31-21.
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Respect Your Horse.

When your horse needs shoeing,
you know that you want him properly
shOd, as you would want pair of we'll
fitting shoes for yourself. It's most
important part of the horses useful
ness and comfort to have the shoes
fitted and nailed lby a man who thor
oughly understands his business in ev-
cry detail. The shoeing department OF
T. M. Rabb, the first lblacksnithing
establishment east from Main street
on Second street, is in charge of S.
A. Whitesides, an expert shoer. Salts
faction is absolutely guaranteed in
each and every instance and every
part of the work, flooring and all is
not done by novices. but is done per
sonally superintended by Mr.. White
sides. Also every branch of black
smithing is done In workmanlike
and satisfactory manner. Bring your
blacksmithing wants to the Old Relia-
BILE and save yourself any annoyance
by inferior work.
Goodyear carriage tires specially
and fitted right.
T. M. RABB,
112 East Cecond Ctraaf
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TO-DAY IN
THE SENATE

Washington, June 18.-The senate
today voted down Senator Browns
amendment placing print paper on
the free list OF the tariff bill, 20 to
so. Senator Lorimer, the new nember
from Illinois, voted against the amend
ment. Brown decided not to make any
further remarks in favor of his a.
mendment and gave way to Gallinger,
who replied TO many statements made
by the Nebraska senator in favor Of
free paper.
For eleven years, said Gallinger, the
raher manufac..i els NAVE been advo-
eating forest preservation and in SO
doing had purchased twice as much
land III Canatla as in the United
States. He declared that in wages
alone the Canadian paper makers have
the advantage of two dollars ton in
making paper. besides the advantage
of eight dollars in cord wood. He de-
clared the prices had been kept down
!by competition and it is conceded
no trust exists and no combination to
raise the price of paper. He said the
newspapers are far from unanimous
ON this subject of free Print paper.
"The clamor for this legislation. he
said. comes from ohe cheap and the
sensational newspapers" he declared
the reduction in paper would not oaly
bring Canadian paper but Norway,
Sweden and FINLAND, which, with their
cheap labor would compete with the
American paper manufacturers.
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CITY ordinance relating to the install
lation of electric wiring and connect
ing with the city service lines. It
was alleged that defendant did not Sc
cure q permit before putting in the
electric wiring In the new Woot-
ten business College and did not get
another permit when it came to con-
meet with the service lines. These
permits must ibe secured from r. NJ
Patrick, the city electrical inspector.
Justice Wefter found the defendant
guilty and gave them the lowest dlne,
$25 and costs. The light company has
expressed its intention to appeal the
case, but had made no appeal bond
this morning.
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FEDERAL MEAT INSPECTORS
LAX IN THEIR DUTIES

East st. Louis. ILL.,, June 1S.-Cor-
roboration of many of the charges a.
gainst the government meat inspect
ion syster here, was given to the of
ficials who are investigating condit-
ions, by Julius Bischoff, an inspector
who was on the stand when the in
quiry continued today. According to
J. F. Harms, whose open letter to Sec
retary Wilson, caused the inquiry,
Bischoq substantiated many of his CO.
workers assertion. The secrecy with
which the inquiry was conducted
caused much comment about the stock
yards. The officials of the packing
conpanys believe the secrecy will
hurt the future of the business
Harms thinks the statement of Dr..
A. D. Melvin, who is conducting the
inquiry, that the charges are baseIess,
detrimental to the inquiry, and for
this reason declined to participate in
the inquiry, unless it is open to the
press,
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MAN WITH A GRAFT
WRITES A ROSWELL MAN

Ed j. Howard, one of the drivers
for the Roswell Gas Company is in re-
ceipt of letter from one Beliavsky,
who is reputed to be Russian bank
er who absconded with the ready cash
OF a ST. Petersburg bank and is now
In prison in Madrid, Spain, awaiting
trial for nan-slauIghter, and in this let
ter is a request that Mr. Howard help
the Russian out OF his trouble, for
which he offers to give him a third OF
his fortune of $4S0,0OO or 100000. 1t
takes the price of a cablegram to find
out the nature of the graft, for a let
ter won't do, says Beliavsky.
The letter comes properly stamped,
postmarked and bearing every evil
dence of the European post, even to
the kind of stationery and the char
acter Of the penmanship, composition,
etc. Along with it is a clipping from
a London newspaper which throws
light on the request in the letter. The
clipping tells of the arrest of Be1iav-
sky in London; that he is the man
who absconded from Russia with five
million r,ihbles, that he went to Spain
and while there in hiding with his
upon his arrest there was a squabble
between the Spanish and Russian am
bassadors as TO whether he should be
taken to Spain for man slaughter or
TO Russia for absconding He was
finally taken to Spain where he awaits
trial The clipping also states that
the Russians two portmanteaus were
seized and searched but nothing but
personal effects were found.
The letter follows:
Madrid, 29I5Ios
Although 1 know you only from
good references of your honesty, my
sad situation compels me to recall to
you an important affair in which you
can procure a modest fortune, saving
at the same time that of my darling
daughter.
Before being imprisoned here / was
established as a banker in Russia, as
you will see by the inclosed article
about me of many English newspapers
which have published my arrest In
London.
/ beseech you to help me to obtain
sum of 48O, 900 dollars I have in
America and to come here to raise the
seizure of my baggage, paying to the
Register of the Court the expenses OF
my brial and recover my portmanteau
containing a secret pocket where
have hidden the document indispensa-
BILE to recover the said sum.
AS a reward. will give up to you
the third part. viz 10000 dollars. I
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ROBBERS
KILL ONE

Muskogee, Okla, June 1S.-In a bat
tie between officers and three train
robbers who held up the st. Louis &
Iron Mountain freight train near
Bragg, Oklahoma, early today, depu-
ty constable Johnson Kirk was killed.
Paul Williams, one of the robbers,
was shot through the breast and cap
tured. Two other robbers escaped but
posses are pursuing them.
The object of the robbers was to
get money on the pay train. The res
iscance of the train crew attracted
the officers and Kirk was shot thru
the head.
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cannot receive your answer in the pris
on but you must send cablegran to
a person of my confidence, who will
deliver it to me.
Awaiting your cable, to instruct you
In all my secret, am Sir,
Yours truly,
REILAvSKY.
First of all answer by cable. not by
letter, as follows:
BENAYAs,
Gale Esgrfna IL Segundo derscha,
Madrid.
Offer accepted, HOWARD.
Since the receipt OF this letter, It
has been learned that at least three
other letters almost identically the
same as the above, have been receiv-
ed by other citizens in the Southwest.
One was received at Carlsbad, anoth-
er at Las Cruces and third at Ell Pa
so. Mention was made of all of them
in an Ell Paso paper and one was pub-
HShed there in full.
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= The Kansas City Stock Market.
Kansas City, Mo, June 18.-Cattle
receipts. LOCO including 100 southerns.
Market steady. Native steers, 5000
TOO: southern steers. 4.00@6.25; SOU
thern cows. 2.75@4.50: native cows
and heifers, 2.75@6.60; stockers and
feeders, 3.6O@5!50; bulls. 3.08@5.00;
calves. 3.50@7. 90; western steers. A.
75@ 100: western cows, 3.25@5-25.
Hog receipts, 5000: market steady
10 strong Bulk OF sales, 7.30@7.15,
heavy. 7.65@7.80; packers and butch
ers, 7.5007.75; light, 7.15@765. pigs,
6.O0@7 co..
Sheep. receipts. 1000; steady to
STRONG. Muttons. 4.75@5.75; lambs,
6.50@8.75; range wethers, 4.5o15.5C +;
range ewes, 3.75@5.25.
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ed. General James Allen, Chief Signal
officer of the Army, presented the
g4d medals ordered by congress,
while Governor Judson Harmon, OF
Ohio, presented the state medal and
Mayor Burkhardt, of Dayton, present
ed the medal from the city Although
the day was big day of celebration
the Wrights found time to work for
a short time in their workshop.
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THE JURY DECIDED
AGAINST r Al

The jury that heard the cr'al of the
damage suit of C. M. Dodson against
the Eastern Railway of New Mexico
returned a verdict Wednesday night,
finding for defendant. Mr.. Dodson was
suing for $4,000 for the boss of foot
in railroad accident at Boaz two
years ago. Court was occupied Thurs
day and today with the trial of the
suit of Benjamin T. Camp against R.
D. Champion, over payment for the
drilling of an artesian well.
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ROBBERS MURDER MAIL
CARRIER AND BROTHER.

Torreon, Mexico, June 18.-Tibrlr-
clio Garcia, mail carrier between this
city and Topia, mining camp. and
his brother, Juan, were murdered by
robbers yesterday. IA clue was given
by the horses which galloped back
home after the murder. Both men were
shot in the back and in the belief that
dead mems eyes retain a photograph
ic impression of the last object seen.
the robbers dug out their eyes.
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Endeavorers Meet.

Waco, Tex, June 17.-Ail of the
Christian Endeator Unions Of Texas
are represented among the delegates
arriving in Waco today for the state
convention The sessions will occu-
py the next three days and will be ad-
dressed by Dr. Francis E. Clark OF
Boston, founder Of the Christian En-
deavor movement, C. p. Diaz Of Mexi-
CO and other notable workers of the
union.
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POPULAR YOUNG cou-

-. fIE AHE TO MARTY.
Marriage license was issued today
to Frank S. Brock, 26, OF Amarillo,
and Miss Ethel Grace Rogers, 23 OF
Roswell. Both are well known and pop
u1ar among the young people of Ros-
we'll. The groom is a fireman on the
railroad and was born in Gait, Mo.
The bride is a native Roswell girl and
has spent practically all her life here,
at present residing with her mother
Az miles east of town, and for the
past eighteen months having been a
saleslady for Price & Co.
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Mr.. Critics, who was here yesterday
looking up the matter of locating a
factory in Roswell, left this 1norning,
dissatisfied with the reception he was
given and the manner in which his
proposition was treated
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TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
POUNDS OF WOOL SOLE

The Penasco Sheep Company today
sold It's clip, amounting to 200 900
pounds. to H. E. Mooney. who. Is here
representing J. 1Koshland & Co., of
Boston. The wool. is In several lots Of
different grades and the price paid
averaged q cents.
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First of ali answer by cable. not by
letter, as follows:
Boys Foot Hurt in a Press.

John Lamont. a boy of 10, who was
at work on the B. P. Murchison farm
two miles southeast of Roswell, got
his foot mashed in a hay press there
at five O'Clock yesterday evening and
was brought to ST. Mary's hospital
for treatment. Although no bones were
broken, the injury was very painful
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

(LocaI Report Observation Taken at
$500 a. my
Roswell, N. M, June 1S.-Tempera-
ture, max. 90; min. So; mean rs. Pre-
cipitation, 0. Wind, dir. S.; veloc. 2.
Weather, clear.
Forecast for Roswell and vicinity.
Fair tonight and Saturday Warmer
tonight
Comparative temperature data. Ex-
tremes this date last year, max. So;
min. 55. Extremes this date Is years
record, max. 107 1896; min. 55, 1908.
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Earl Howard, who recently return
ed to Roswell after an absence OF tw<
years, has accepted a p1sstion as the
night clerk at The 0ilkeson.
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The wsev Market.

St. Louis. Mo-, Jun e18.-Wool quiet
Territory and western mediums, 24@
%; fine mediums. 21@24: fne. $50
%.
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kipiins's Saturday Specials.
All candles on the Counter Is cts.
per pound. ALI candies in the window
25 cts per pound.