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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11
SENSATIONAL CONFESSION
BY 17-YEAR- -OLD BOY
Alleges He Was Held Captive
By Band Of Bank
Robbers


Special to Daily Leader
EnId. Okla Nov ii.-As the re-
suit ol 4 confession made TO County
Attorney McKeever and Sheriff
campbrl On May s BY Arthur Green's
weight, implicaing dozen men IN
bold bank robberes throughout the
Southwest John Bradley alias
'Backle was taken 10 Muakogeo
last night where he viii be held 70
answcr "a the charge Of robbing the
sale In the Frisco freight depot in
Mustoeee on Che fourth Of last Jan
mar,
The confession was an aftermath
Of the robbery Of The Bank Of Cold
waiter. which was epted on the night
ol March 90, and the story OF the
confession created sensation
lhreuelon lhe Southwest Alleging
thar he had been q captive Of a band
Of hank robbers for four m0nthc and
pndueine cgidence which WAS con
Vneiue 70 the olllcefa. the youth bar
"a tho operations of what wag TN
douhtedly dhe most skilled band Of
bank rehhcrs which has operaied Ia
Kalraas Oklahoma aud Texas ia The
last len years
All the last torn Of tho district
court here Bradley was tried for
having bern connected in the Gold
water bank robbery The trial was
an extended one and after dellher-
aiin9 for hons the jury reported thai.
they were unable to agree. The trial
resulted Ia a disagreement
"Blackle VAS hold IN the county
iail hcre for a relfiaI Of the case.
The cnse was 10 have barn tried on
November 3 but il was thought that
Tho evidence against him In the Mas.
kngee robbery d slrnng enough 10
convict him and he has been turned
over 20 Aliiskogee county officers.
Greenswrighi. The lad who told OF
the robbelee said that he had been
kidnapped from his homo IN Rolla.
Mo-, ~ "a baud of bank robbers who
,old him " he would stay with them
hey would send him home million
aire bur II he sqnealed on thcpl his
( fife wouldn't be worth thirty cents
+ Gfeensweighl said that be had fol.
lowed the baud because they gave
him no opportunity ia escape He
was with fonr IN them IN Clinton.
Okla, when he stole fifteen dollars
from one oi them and jumping from
the side door Of the box ear made
Is escape lie was On route home
and aad arrived iu Ibis cay when he
aw one 81 the band He went To
The sherins office and reported the
maiief hut they were unable 70 locate
he man
Grccnsweieat was taken 10 tho
ooarly IAN and identified "BiackIe,
wfo as boiHg had on a charge of
having been implicated In the Cold
water robbery. aud identified him as
one OF the four that robbed Musk0
gee freight depot
The boy had previously told the
officers oi the robbers hang out In
the "ilsnRlcs near Tulsa and Black
ie was captured IA Tulsa IN join
WITH moncv said 10 hava come from
the coidwster hank.
The nsnlf Of the siai ~ Bradirs
Ia Nufogee VIII De awaited with
great micrcai here y la probpbls
tHHi II hc n nol convicted Ia MuakO
eee BE- Wlll hf returned 70 this coun
s. and llied on the coldwater charge
saaln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11
CONCENTRATING At GUTHRIE.

Special to Daily Leader.
Enid Okla. Nov il.~-In obedience
10 en- order from headquarters, The
cause Of which cannot be surmised hy
local officials. next Monday the San
"a Zee roadmaster's office will be re.
novel from this city TO Guthrie, where
i will be located IN the future
According to the local officials OF
the road. 70 have the office at tiuth.
rie. will put them "a more central
position to oversee the operations ol
the line The osder from Saperin,end-
cnt Eater Of Arkansas IilN the divl.
sion headquarters did no. state the
cause OF the change but ordered u to
bc made the first Of next week.
The roadmastcr's office has been
very busy for some time overseeing
The improvements on the line which
have been In progress for many
months. The entire line Is being fe.
ballasted the neN' year new steel
will be laid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11


d with an eloquent speech on Guth.
les growth, showing the city's pro.
gress from the early DAYS TO date,
Which was a steady one, the city nev
+ knowing what boom is. The iur-
SITS speech was interspersed with VII
AID humor.
Guthrie As a Factory Center
The subject Of Guthrie as Factory
ENTER" was ably handled by Robert
ohlberg. who is one OF the heavy IN
estors IN Guthries manufacturing en-
erprises. He emphasized Judge
1ale's remarks about the upbuilding
4 the city BY securing factories and
u brief way showed what The fac
cries nad done for Guthrie He stat
q that when he came here six years
$50 the city had nS public improve
nents no factories and was only
county seat town. that when we be-
gan TO secure factories. prosperity
began and the factories brought forth
he big improvements made during
he past few years Iii municipal ana
pther lines He traced the history Of
he Factories from the beginning to
ac present day. showing how the big
manufacturing institutions OF which
Guthrie Is justly proud began with
United capital and have doubled their
.apacity each year until they are now
he best of their kind IN the south.
aest lie told Of The volume Of pro
luclion Of CiuthTies factories with
combined psy roll Of SS00,A00 year.
Several Of the larger Industries, ne
declafed. employe roe on more people
/ the Pioneer Textile mill having q pay
roll Of $500 week
Congressman Mcclure Praises Guthrie
Congrcaman 3 y Mcclure. ot Paw
nee, responded In a happy speech full
Of good Fellowship and cheer in which
be stated that when he was assistant
United States attorney IN Oklahoma
/ Territory that bis official residence
gas made at Guthrie By the lovefn
ment and he has nefor changed L
ne declined 70 20 lnt9 the subject AZ
signed uf Politics Here and There.
land closed by assuring the flnInrif
citizens that at The coming session d
congress another Federal buldinf
pie" would be eut and that he would
secure a 100000 appropriation {
lmake The Government building hers
twice its present size.
senstor Fcoan With eloquent
Senator o r. Fegan made an elo
!. qment and TO The point speech on
! How 10 secure New Enterprises fo
} Guthrie He declaretK that enihus
{ laSm was badly needed among our eli
izenship and that nov since I'll
skicfcrs were a thing of The pas
] we should all Join the boosting an
never cease 70 tax the good point
, Of Cuth.ae to All our visitors He con
pllmented The Leader for its valt
ans .sAs. :. sssszsi..s sss-' e<1- Z
tContinned OH Page Four@
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11
Q Q Q 0 o Q Q . o . o o Q . > Q {
MISS BARNARD GETS AFFIDlVITs

Miss Kate Barnard. charity com
missioner, today received attidavits de
nying the stories relative to the Orph
ans Home at Pryor Greek. Two are
herewith given.
Pryor Creek. Okla. Nov 9-Miss
Kate Barnard. Guthlie. Okla. Orphan
Home article false BOYS and girls
do not occupy same buildings. Are
kept separated on play grounds. Al
fidavit follows BY mail. B. + Lee
Supt.
Checotah, Okla, Nov 9.-Alss KATE
Barnard, Commissioner of Charities
Guthrie, Okla. ANY statement thai
boys aud girls occupy same buildlne
Tor sleeping apartments at State Or
phan Home. Pryor Creek, is fake
Ben T. Lafayette. president board ol
trustees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11
TO-DAY'S
MARKETS

Chicago Sos II The grain mar
Ter was huiiish today L1eaats have
injured ali eiieei IL Argentina.
causing an advance December wheat
closed = fl95 rs. Nav at S104 "a.
December corn closed at SO i-4s
sias 3 so a8
kansss City Grain
kansas esY Nov ~ December
ehcai closed e floo ss; May At
sHOl Ba
December corn closed al 81, MAY
af ~ ST.
Kansss ciiY Livestock
Kansaa ltsdty NnF LIZ Seven thou.
szud eatsls we're received today with
prices holding steady
Hogs Receipts s00o, prices hold.
ing we'll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11
RE:ATE:ASS
Woman Says She Will Make
Big -Four Officials "Sll Up
and Take Notice.

Cincinnati SOY y Alfs jean
cite stewart who. u IS alleged By
a.. H. Waffiner, t,Aasurer pf tie
"Hig Four rsiirnal ass concerned
in biackmailBg him. gave ont
tBsenagR today Ia which she pfplu
ises Interesting Developments ID lhe
gAffincr case Size denied ahc Was
conncctea Nifh lhe blackmail and
announced that she holds letters
from Chicago man ghlch. when
they are published, will make some
Bie Pour officials "sli up s take
nrtlcc
II onlY hope they let me goN
fore tt.s grand jury she continuea
for All defe mined 70 clear ms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11
SENT BACK TO Commission

By agreement 0f parties the APP
peal taken by the Western Union
Telegraph company from the order
of the corporation commission. fixing
rates for service between points IN
the state. was sent back TO tbe com.
mission hy che supreme court today
with directions that the findings OF
laci upon which the commission
based its order be certified 10 the
court with the record in the case
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11
WEST HOPES TO GET
MISSOURI EVIDENCE

Teifers0n CitY. Mo-. Nov II q
JRse 4 a. Anthony who IS spe.
cial commissioners for The supreme
cnuft Of Missouri heard testimony III
fhe successful suit of Missouri -
oust ihe Standard on company. VIII
meet Attorney General West Of Ok.
lahoma, here Monday u ~ said AS.
thony viii give Wesi an Official de
position identifying letters. and tran
script Of the Missouri evidence and
that by this means West hopes 70
Obtain admission Of Mlssouris evlt
dence IN fle Oklahoma proceedings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11
BREWERY COMPANY Is SUED

Special So Doiiy Leader
Enid. Okla Nov IA IS GIL
lcsnic. a local dlusg'si haS alcd sui'
acainsI tte Rochester n-raing ean
pans Of Ksns Citf ailec.ne hresct
of contract Gll'esaie SAYS tine brew
ery sold hlm amber mead. claiming
ii was uonlnioNieatlng. and that en-.
lercenlenf officers seized the stock
ani placed him under arrest for iiliei,
liquor dealing Gillespie seeks TO fe
cover 81 .0o9. the invoice price of the
goods
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11
CABLE LINES AFFECTED
BY UNKNOWN CAUSE

Nem York Nov ~ All Aubna
flne cables q TIE West indies have
oeen rendered lnOpeFaiige BY some
unknown agency Chromosomes III.
dicate al earthquake on the floor of
the cream bur 10 affect All cables the
disturbance Negai have 70 be re-
fufs kabIy severe. and no such shocks
have been recorded That Jamaica
has been visited b. severe storm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11
REF FUSED
Interior Department Refuses 10
Grant Proposed Ripe Line
RighI-Ol Way

Frank Pierce. asaistant secretary
Of The Interior has refused 70 grant
iale pgh4 % Way to 4he proposed
Oklahoma pine line company, hold
ing ihas the Prairie on and Gas
company Is already ln Oklahoma and
should be made 10 handle Oklahoma
oil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11
JUDGE CALLS HER BLUFF
TO BROACH A SCANDAL
Prisoner Remains Silent When
Invited to Proceed With
iisI Revelations

Paris, Nov. 1.-THE state this af-
ernoon rested It's case against Mad
me Steinhell, accused Of the murder
f her husband and stepmother Pop
liar opinion is that the prosecution
ias not made ont a case against the
orisone- and that she will be az
luittcd.
Just as the prosecution WAS clos
ne IFS evidence the prisoner renewed
he implied threat she had several
Zines made 50 breach a scandal that
would involve persons of high stanu
ug but again the JUICES invitation y
proceed WITH her revelations Nd.
net with silence
The defense began with the testl
nony Of the chauffeur and placem9r
Who said Madame Steinheii was very
nxious TO discover the identity Of ths
nutderers.
Anti-Ureyfuss papers Ike the Libr'
'arole and the Palrie. have again be
gun to reyamp their previous insln
lations that the crime involved a po
itical plrt fpr 'ie destruction OF eyi
lence regarding the death Of e1.Prea
dent Felix Faure, which the antiIDrey
usards never have ceased 10 elain
vas due to this case.
M. Antheno Gregogi who shot Ma
or Dreyfuss al the cannonizati0n Q
.ola IA the Pantheon in 1905. has writ
en- an open letter tn Nj DeNallcs. tbs
resding judge, demanding that h'
le heard on the subject OF the deati
II the former president and the anti
Oreyfusards seek TO give color t'
heir insinuatons BY emphasizing IN
eiled threats which Nine Steinhei
epeatedy made in open court TO -
cal her relations with prominent mel
every walk OF HE, it driven 10 bay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11
MORE LAND FOR UNIVERSITY
sneclaI 10 naIIy Leader.

Special 10 Daily Ieader.
Washington u. c. Nov II
Secretary Balinger Of the depart
ment of interior yesterday approved
another selection Of 5.0o0 acres 0f
land. known as list No. 10 made BY
the state Of oklahoma on account Of
the state university
Under the statehood act Oklahoma
We to receive 2s0,n0a acres Of pub
lie land lo the university. and the
selection ghas il 2i70a0 acres, leav
ing the state TO. select 300e acres
more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11

A big safe Is being nlaced IN State
Treasurer Menefees office today The
safe Is too large 70 be taken IN
through the doors of the office and Is
heinz nnf IN through The windows or
Ehe easf side Of the trraBurerls aafiee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-11
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WEATHER FORECAST

) New Ofleans. Nov. Tonight {
; generally fair and colder frost 6
: IN West. Friday generally fair :
aud colder except IN northwest (
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-26
Ads.
FOE

FOE SAT-
FOR SALE:-Fresh milk GOVT. 3.
Chapman, at U. S. Land Office. t2*
FOR SALE:-Good wagon Or sheep
water-tank.-P. O.. Box 382. 20t6*
GOVERNMENT LAND SCRIPT, for
Sale.-Drew E. Pruit. 20tf.
FOR SALE:-New combined sulky
lister n drill $25.-I. E. Thomp-
son. lift.
FOR SALE:-Rooming house, paying
$120 per month.-Inquire at this
office. 1876.
FOR sALE:-setting eggs from prize
winning Plymouth Rocks, SOC a set
tins.-S. S. Poultry Co., 2o2 e.
Summit, phone a4o. . left.
FOR SALE:-One four year old black
mare all broke ready for any kind
Of work apply to A. C. Swanson
Roswell Dairy, East College Boule-
ward. 19tf.
FOR SALE:-Two suburban places a.
a bargain-plenty of water and i'll
cultivation. These places will bring
15 e cent On investment this year
Room 4 Oklahoma Block. 3if.
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WANsEIs

WANTED:-GirIs to do plain sewing
apply 407 N. Penn. to Mrs. Ida Men
denhall. 21t2*.
WANTED Furnished rooms for
light house keeping, Or a 8 room
furnished house. No sick or child
ren.-Box 1874. 21t2*.
WANTED:-Partner In the horse b
ing n trading business. Live
and sale stable. A new firm will
good prospects,. No great amount
of capital required. Must be absG-
lutely reliable. Address Box 534 a.
once. 21t2
WANrTED:-Girl for general house
work. opply ia N. Rich. ave. 19t4*
WANTED:-.n experienced gardner
Oasis Ranch c. 0Stf.
WANTED:-Home for 8 year old boz
Inquire Federated Chasttns.- Miss
Nell r. Moore 1914
WANTED:-Woman or girl to co
general homework. only 8 in fana-
ily.-204 w. Sth st. 1914.
WANTED:-Intelligent man or Wo-
man to take territory. and appoint
nvass to sell our water filters.
Exclusive territory, and nice prof
table work for the right party.-Se-
meet Filter Co., Seneca, Mo- l7t6s
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Jafa, Prayer & Co.

the battalion 1 n condition for this In
spection. The outlook is very good.
Cadet Captains have their companies
well In hand and the men are husky
and in n condition. The prospect.
therefore, for a good rating could hard
Iy be better.
This is a very busy season at h.
Institute. In the mornings, h cadets
are busy at work In the class room.
This work is especially strenuous now
as 1t is the last term, mi failures
mean remaining in the anne class
for another year. The afternoons are
taken UP with baseball and with drill.
The cadet baseball team, although ra-
Their light, promises to be an excellent
organization this year. The boys are
being coached and trained by both
Captain Kunz and Captain Bruegge-
nan. These officers will play with
the boys, in ase games are arranged
with city teams. Stains and Conroy
of last years team. will be in excel
lent form and will add much to the
strength of the team Both Houghton
and Lynn are showing up well as pit
cheers. Robertson will probably stand
behind the plate, while Thompson
and Clayton are fast men at second
and short. No doubt, within three
weeks from now. by careful training.
the boys will have a good team and
be prepared to meet any school team
in the Southwest.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-26

alkali kept below five OF six feet
by proper irrigation the alfalfa Will
thrive. =.
Time of Seeding.-The middle of
March is the ordinary time of spring
sowing in the South. The things TO
keep in mind are having the sol right
the weeds disposed of, and sowing
when the weather and moisture con-
ditions are most favorable.
Amount of Seed and Method OF
Sowing-Sowing may be done with a
drill broadcast. Drilling secures a
more economical distribution and a
more uniform covering of the seed, in
addition to a more uniform condition
of soil moisture. The depth OF seed
should not exceed one inch, otherwise
the amount of plant food stored "
for the young embryo may not be sui
'f1cient to carry the plant above the
surface. If a drill is used, the sol
IN fine condition, and the seed Of
good quality. fifteen to eighteen lbs
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-26

per acre is sufficient. Sowing more
than twenty pounds may sometimes
advisable to counteract the effect
Of poorly prepared soil or other I'M
favorable conditions. If sown broad
cast a mechanical 1--WE should be
used, as the seed is distributed more
evenly. 1t should hen be narrowed
in or covered by means of a plank
drag.
h practice of sowing a nurse crop
with alfalfa is not advised. A heavy
nurse crop is apt to smother the al
falfa in spots or at least to use soil
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Press Bulletin No. 14e.

Just at this time, when many farm
ers are buying and sowing alfalfa seed
a repetition of cautions concerning
the quality of seed may not be amiss.
If a good stand is obtained an alfalfa
field continues to produce good crops
for years in succession. 1t is certain
ly worth while, then, to be especially
careful with regard to this most impor
tant factor in securing maximum
yiehs,-the seed. This is enphasfz-
ed by the fact that the majority of
alfalfa failures are known to be due
t weeds, the seeds of which are fire.
quently sown with b alfalfa.
The most common authorizations of
alfalfa seed are Bur clover, Yellow
trefoil and Sweet clover. Crab grass,
Rib grass and Green and Yellow fox
tail are also found. But the worst
weed seed found in alfalfa seed is
dodder. And that this is frequently
found Is evident from the fact that in
1907 about onelhaN of the 399 alfalfa
seed samples examined by the u. S.
Agricultural Department contained
iodder. Samples of seed should be
tested as to purity before buying, and
also t determine vitality. These tests
will be made at the Territorial Expert
ment Station free OF charge, as far
as facilities will permit, provided a
Etweounce sample is sent in, with
name OF seller, price. and, II possible
year and place OF. growth as, well as
any guarantee OF claim Of grade made
for the seed. The United States De-
partment of Agriculture has q partic-
nlarly well equipped laboratory for
seed testing and will also do the work
under these conditions. Eight to ten
days time should be allowed for test
ing at the Experiment station. A sim
ple home test for termination is that
of placing n hundred seeds on a
moist piece of bletter on a plate. Lay
another moist blotter over the seed
and place a piece of glass over the
plate. At the end of a week count the
seed That have sprouted, which should
be IS to 95 per cent
Alfalfa seed resemble kose of red
GLOVER in size but fiffer in not peiz-
so uniform in shape. The color should
be light olive cen or greenish vel
low. Darkened, discolored, and shrfv-
elled seed should be discarded, as Its
terminating power Is low. Plump,
well matured seed produce more
plants and stronger plants than DO the
small and immature.
The Seed Red.-Since the crop Is
20 remain in the same place for 4
number of years 1t will pay well TO
give careful attention to the prepare
ton of the SOIL A fine deep seed bed
free from weed seeds, must be pro
Evfded to insure the most successful
s~ermination of seed and growth ID
the young plants. 1t is well to pre-
lcedee alfalfa with some cultivated crop
vhichaha been kept clean and free
from weeds. The ground should be
in as nearly a perfect physical con.
dition as possible. and should prefer
have been plOwed for at least two
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LUSl.

LOST:-White, blue and lavender
crepe scarf. Please return to Rte
ord Office. to-
LOST:.One bay york mare 10 years
old Is hands high with streak in
face branded block on right hsp.
will pay IS for delivery of same-
Guy H. Herbert. 21t3s.
LOST:-Strayed Or stolen q bay
horse branded Cross s on left thigh
return to Watson-F1nIey Grocery
Co. for reward 15tk-
-LOST:-About two weeks ago, nf4e
sheep. hst seen near the hospital.
A liberal reward for their return to
E. b. Evans 1915.
|LOST.-Packnee containing sogne
handkerchiefs INT and partly m3de
into . corset coVer. Return to Hec-
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FOR kENf

FOR RENT Small adobe house,
east front, apply 600 N. Lea 21ti
FOR RENT:-A 2 room tent house
call at 400 N. KY. 20t2
FOR RENT oom with board. Ap-
ply 604 N. KY. 1Stf
FOR RENT room house, &C. p
Shearman, phone 262. lat!
FOR RENT:-Two rooms for light
house keeping 307 N. Ky 19t5
FOR RENT nice furnished rooms
no sick taken, 408 N. Rich. 19tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-26

Mack Minter returned last night
from a trip to Ell Paso, where he went
as deputy U. s.. Marshal with a party
of Chinese prisoners. He also visit
ed several points in New Mexico be-
tween here and the Pass City.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-26

Tom Jones and bride, OF Clovis and
Mrs. Arthur Jones and Miss Dora
Jones, of Dallas, Arrived last night
for a visit with Mrs. W. r. Jones and
family. Tom and his wife will be
here only a few days, but the others
will probably make an extended visit.
Miss Dora Jones, who formerly lived
here, now holds a position in a bank
at Dallas.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-26

H. T. Drury leaves this evening by
wagon for the north, being undecided
where he will go, ibut merely BEN on
making a change. for the benefit Of his
asthma. He will be accompanied the
first hundred miles by Yves Adkisson,
who lives 100 miles north of Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-26

W. P. Anderson was here from Lake
wood yesterday and returned home
last night. He stated to the Record
last night that he had investigated the
preparations that e being made
here and had found that the commit
tee was doing everything. possible for
the coming event and that the big
crowd that is coming will be we'll en-
tertained and amused on the 9Th, sew
enth and eighth OF next month.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-26
.cOTTINcHAM STARTS
EIGHT ROOM RE8lnENCE

Foundation work has started for an
eight-room, two story residence for G.
C. Cottingbam. on the lot at the cor
ner of Richardson avenue and Eighth
~t-eet which he recently sbonght. of ]
w. Thomas. The house will be &C
cupied by Mt. and Mrs. J.. A. Getting
ham, parente&o of the builder. 1t will
re modern throughout and a pretty
and attractive place. finiAhed partly
with hard wood.
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Edgar Calfee returned last night
from a business trip UP the road,
where he has been looking after life
insurance business for the Mutual of
New York.