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duction in American theatrical history

duction in American theatrical history
Some of the most distinguished men
of the nation, gathered for commence
ment week at Harvard arrived in the
Old college town today and will cheer
the dainty little actress when she APP
pears tonight in the role of the
French national heroine. With the
completion this morning of final ar
engagements for the performance, it be
comes certain that Miss Adams will
face the largest and one of the most
distinguished gatherings ever brought
together for a theatrical performance
In America. To meet the demand for
tickets, two extra sections-that is,
1,200 seats-have been added TO the
enormous seating capacity of the sta.
dunn. Exactly 10000 persons will
have places in the immense stadium
a~mphithealre.
The performance will be for the
benefit of the Gergnanic Museum OF
Harvard University, and will be pre-
scented lby Charles Frohnan under the
auspices OF the German department
of the university. AFTER the perfor-
nance atonight the whole production
will be dismantled, n it various
parts dispersed.
The bowl of the stadium will be
used for seating purposes and will
give the desired seating capacity, fit.
teen section have been reserved to
form the auditorium.
AL that portion of the field n a
large section of the famous gridiron
that faces the "bowP' will be used for
t5ie "stage." The actors, numbering
1900, however, will tread upon the
fury. The immense company will in.
Glued a large detail of horsemen and
about 1000 supernumeraries.
These latter will be in charge of SO
super" captains. and 20 dress them
costume masters, wardrobe masters,
etc. Every essential, down to a pin,
will be transplanted to the Stadium.
An English version of Schiller's
"Jungfrau o Orleans" will be the
basis of the interpretation by Miss
Adams n her enormous company.
The incidental music will be taken in
most part from BeeLhoven's famous
syphony, the "Eroica."
1t is the aim of Miss Adams Il have
in the whole effect tonight much OF
ohe simplicity and grandeur which
mark the famed productions of the
Oberamrnergau passion play. and the
action will display these same attri-
butes. 1T is PANIED to make the great
bautle scene a feature, depicted with
especial vividness n realism
Two great contending hosts will be
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Obituary.

Rev. VIM. A. Murcnison was born
February IA, 1884, in Montgomery
county, North Carolina. He was con-
verified at the age of IA years, licensed
to preach in 1866, ordained deacon a
few years later; was pastor of the
North Alabama Conference, NJ. E.
Church, South, with DIR. Arson West,
for many years the leader of Metho-
dism in Alabama, as his presiding eld-
er. He moved from there to Texas.
and from Texas to the Leland farm,
~ miles southeast OF Roswell, where
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

i'm this atmosphere Of the Sisters of
Charity of ST. Vincent de Paul, found
ed in France by the priest and philan.
thropist Vincent de Paul in the sew
enteenth century.
On June 22nd, 1909, Eliza Anna Bay
ley, five years after she had been re-
ceived into the Catholic church, es-
tablished al this place a community
which she called st. Joseph's Sister
hood. The next year the rules govern
ing the French sisters were adopted
with certain notifications, and in 1850
a union was effected with the Paris
society.
For her labors at Enmitsburg, Mo-
Their Seton has been thought worthy
of c~anonization, and the proceedings
looking toward that action are now
under way. Mother Seton died here
January A. 1921, and was buried in the
academy grounds.
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The Record calls especial attention
to the article in today's issue by Her
bert J. Hagerman, describing the use
OF Smudge Pots on the Hagerman Or
chard and the results. The experience
at this orchard bears out b conten-
tfon of The Record that 1t is possible
to save practically a full crop OF fruit
every year by the heating process and
that no better investment a De
made by the orchardists of the Pecos
Valley.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

United States District Court, Fifth Ju.
diciaI District, Territory Of
New Mexico.
In re Lee Eddleman,
Bankrupt. No. TAT.
Notice.
To the creditors of the above nam
ed bankrupt:
You are hereby notified that the
above named bankrupt as on the 4th
day of June 1909, filed his application
herein to be discharged; that a hear
ing upon the said application will be
had at nine O'Clock a. IN. before the
above named court at Roswell, Chaves
County, New Mexico on the 10th day
of July 1909; you are further notified
to be and appear at said time and
place and show cause If any you have,
why the said petition for discharge
should not he granted.
Witness my hand n the seal OF
his court this 10Th day of June, 1905
S. I. ROBERTS,
(SEAL) Clerk.
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A# 49,
An Ordnance Levyina \ General md
and Special Tax on ali PropertN
nell, Pefeonat or Mixed, Within ne
City Limits u RosMeli, for the efs
; year 1soe1s1o.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OFTHE CITY oFsRos-
WE'LL
Section THAT there is hereby lev
lied on all property, real, personal and
mixed, situated In the Corporate Hm-t
its OF the City OF Roswell. which Is
subject to taxation for Territorial and
| County purposes, a general n special
| tax on each and dollar. OF the
assessed value OF said property in the
| following amounts and for the purpos-
es mentioned.
(a)s For general city purposes
Item Q0J mills.
Cb) For maintaining and support
ing the Carnegie Free public Library
I'm said or a special tax of one-naH
ChJ milI.
{c) For care and maintenance of
tie Public Park, q special tax OF one
half CD mill.
0d) For the purpose OF paying the
Interest on bond Issue OF July 1, 1894,
of $500. for fire apparatus, a special
tax of one-tenth (1-10) of one mill.
(e) For the purpose OF paying In
terest on sewer bonds Issued October
10, 1901 in the sum of $35, 000. a spec
ial Tax Of One (1J mill.
(f) For the purpose of paying IN
terest on funding bonds of said City
issued December /. 1901, In the sum
| of So, 3O0.O 90, a special tax Of two-tenths
(2-10ths.) mills.
(g) Forsthe purpose OF paying int
crest on Fire Department enlarge
ment and equipment bonds dated
March 1, 1908, in the sum of $5.000.O0,
a special tax of t~hree-tenths i3-10ths.)
mill.
CHI For the purpose of paying int
crest ON street improvement bonds
dated March 1, 1908, in the sum OF
$4,000. 900, a special tax of six-tenths
(6-1Oths.) mill.
ID For the purpose OF paying int
crest on Sewer System bonds dated
March 1, 1908, In the sum of SIS, 600 90.
a special tax of one and eight-tenths
Il S-1Oths.) mill.
Cd For the purpose of paying int.
crest on Water-works bonds dated
March 1, 1908, in the SUM of $3.50. 00O.-
!, 30, a special tax of six 90 mills.
Sec 2. That said general and spec
, tai tax levies are for the purpose OF
, meeting and defraying the expenses
. current and otherwise, Of said city for
and during the fiscal year 1909-1910
and ito be placed upon the tax rolls Of
!. the Assessor of Chaves County, New
Mexico. for the year 1909 as provided
by law.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall be In
. force upon completion of publication
as required by law, n the City Clera
!. of the City of Roswell is hereby direct
ed to certify a cop of this Ordinance
! to h Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners of said County for the
purpose of having same placed upor
the Tax Rolls of Chaves County as re
quired by law.
Passed this 22nd day of June. 1909
lApproved this 22nd. day of June, 1909
G. "A. RICHARDSON,
Mayor of h City of Roswell
Attest w. T. BAYLOR,
GSeaD City Clerk
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

Here is the way Taft's corporation
tax scheme would work. Andrew Car
negie holds $500, 200, 900 worth of
bonds of the United States Steel Com
pany, land Heceives an income of
about SIS, 0O0, 900 yearly from them.
This amount is a tax upon the net
income of the Steel Company and
would be exempt from the corporation
tax. The small stockholder would get
1t in the neck while candy" would
cheerfully pull down his little fifteen
millions every year, free of the cor
poration tax.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23
Centennial of Convent.

Enmitsburg, Md, June 22.-St. Jo-
seph's Convent is today observing the
n hundredth anniversary of it's es-
tablishment by Motor Seton, whose
family was related to the ancestors of
former President Roosevelt.
This institution is the mother house
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23
Are Truthful Now.

Cleveland, o., June 22.-Methods Of
booming newspapers will be discussed
in all phases during the two day con-
vention opened here today by the Ma
rional Association Of Circulation Man
ayers.
One of the principal purposes of the
convention is to abolish the 'tcircula-
ton liar" and put newspaper distrfbu-
ton on a basis fair and equitable to
the advertiser.
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To Perform "Joan Of Arcsp

Cambridge. Mass, June 22-When
Miss Maude Adams, clad in mail and
astride a white Arabian horse. makes
her triumphal entry On the stage of
Harvard University Stadium tonight
at the head OF a might army OF stage
folk and "supers" she will inaugurate
what will be by all odds the most Inn
pressive and spectacular dramatic pro
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

The Santa Fe New Mexican won
ders why it is Santa Fe stands still
when the remainder of the Territory
is going ahead at such a rapid rate.
That's easy. Too much politics and
too many grafters would kill off the
best town in the territory, let alone
Santa Fe.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

The theory of evolution may be all
right, and man may be the gradual
product of the centuries, coming up
ward from an inferior form OF life.
Some people, however, seem to have
stopped growing before 'rhey were
born.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

A Kansas paper mourns because ev-
cry little hole on its prominent busi-
ness street is filled with a Greek shoe
shining parlor. That's nothing. Ros-
well has plenty of holes on its main
business street and they are seldom
filled except after a rain.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

More railroad rumors are af1oat ov-
er the Territory. The latest has 10
do with the purchase of the Santa Fe
Central by the Rock Island interests.
A party Of the Rock Island officials.
headed by II. U. Nudge took "a look
ut the Central and at once it Is ru-
mored that they have concluded to
purchase the line. It would be a good
thing for New Mexico If this prove to
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23
ConcIaVe of Firms.

Calumet, Mich, June pa big
gathering of the Finnish people of the
Northwest, from Michigan to Montana
assembled here today for a celebra-
ton which will end Thursday with the
great midsummer festival of ST. John
The old custom, costumes and games
of the fatherland will be revived dur
ing the reunion.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

1t is gratifying to the people of Ros-
well to know that the New Mexico
Military Institute stands near h
head of the military schools of the
country. It is nothing new to our PEG
pie, but it is pleasing to know that
the United States government official
ly recognizes 1t to be TRUE.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

One reason why Roswell Is bound to
become the first city of New Mexico
is that it is situated in h midst of
the largest body of fertile lard. with
water sufficient for its irrigation. in
New Mexico.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

Freewater, Gre, June GA family
reunion of the Rinehearts, which has
attracted many people of that name
from the Northwest and a few from
the East, was held here Today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

Taft says he is coming to pay the
people of New Mexico a visit. We
hope that If he does come and makes
any promises he will keep them better
than did his illustrious predecessor.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Omcers have discovered a number
OF stills operating in the Seven Devils
mountains in Oklahoma There is
nothing like getting near the source
Of supply.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

If you have something 20 sell: II
you have something to trade, or some
thing you wish to buy, tell the Record.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

When you advertise in The Recort
you are sure OF the best results.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

be correct. Undoubtedly the line
would be extended to Roswell and to
Albuquerque with ultimate me
tons over in Texas.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23

We are better equipped for making
abstracts. quickly and correctly than
any body in the Pecos Valley. Let us
make your abstract We viii ouaran-
tee your tftle-RosweIi Title 4 Trust
Company.
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lLona Auto Run.

Albany, N. Y, June ga start was
made this morning in the fifth annual
tour OF the Albany Automobile Club
and the c~avalcade OF motor cars will
proceed today 10 Woodstock. VT, a
distance of 1872 miles. The run win
be seven days duration, and the total
distance is SIS miles, the route lying
through the states OF New York, Yer
mont, New Hampshire and Massachu-
sertes-
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We do not touch
the inferior or un
worthy at all. You
can readily see that
where no poor
qualities are sold
there Is no danger
of your making q
mistake in select
ing anything In our
line.
larry Morrison
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wa DO
NOT Pose.

r. Ha -
a. being the only
sellers Of good
jewelry. We do
claim, however.
that we believe It
to q interest to
do your trading
at this store. The
8 are we han.
die only the best
grade Of
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-23
Rinehearts' Reunion.

June %. 1909.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
DIED.

CiIGEIiA suddenly. Dec g 1909. VII
liam !. Chicra- Funeral from tie rest
dearo. 6l2 Eeaubicn-st, SATURDAY. AZ
o'clock lntcrmeut AZ Forest Lawn
cemetery.
FARNSWORTH-Dec. 3 Elizabeth Il.
aged 81 NesIS. daughter of Ga" late
Joseph aud Mari Ann OGerman
I'un'tal from heT brothers home
James OHermaH. 200 Macumb-st No
ti"c ut time later
Sample. g. John. age - wears. he
loved husband or Rosa Samp and
father ot Ross nav SNstcr Elma. 90
der OF christian CLARITY SON oi
frank Bud Rosa Saiup and brother
~ Mrs Jacob ioiltc. Frank SamI
and AIRS Frank Eraft, fuu'rEl from
residence. Sat MeHouEall-Hye.. Mon
dsy. a. m.. To - Elizabeth church
ut $50
SCIILICIT g. 1908. Augusta
daughttt. 80 th, late Caroline Schlicht
and sister ~ Lille and Fred S,hlirht
age 81 Years Funeral Monday aI
7.IS "a. m. from residence. $40 NJ
pOusali-.tVc.. and ~. Josopls chijrcl
at $50 =. tr. intcrmcut at W Oudniers
cemetery.
SLATER o. Mrs Margaret :
slater. beloved wife of Harry SlateI
and daughter of Nv and Mrs George
scott ~ Ann Arhot Notice oi
funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
CONDITIONS IN JAILS
DEPL0RABLE, HE SAYS
Secretary Murray investigates places
IN 35 Northern Counties and
Will institute Reforms.

LANSING, Mich. Dec. -(SpeciaLl
Mari Murray. secretary of the stat
Loard OF corrections and charities has
just cemplet$d his inspection OF ,hc
jails and county poor farms IN -
northern counties. and the report
shows that conditions there are 1ar
from heing satisfactory.
When the report was submitted io
the board of corrections and charities,
that body Immediately ordered that
some acton be taken by the county
authorities to remedy the existing
evils and In some cases the local
boards OF health were pressed into
service.
Roscummon county was especially
bad in this regard. the jail being In a
particularly deplOrable conditions. he
finds that sanitation is given little or
no attention i'm some OF the buildings.
The buildings are poorly heated and
there is no separation of sexes in some
OF the institutions.
Murray SAYS that i'm some cases
hardened criminals are herded to
eethor with young BOYS DegenerateS
who are being confined in jails until
their hearing i'm the circuit courts are
jail companions of boys Of tender
wears. How long these conditions
have existed no one seems 10 know.
lut n is the intention OF the new sec
rptary TO remedy these conditions.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
All steel Passenger Coaches for the
Rock island.

An additional safeguard In railway
travel has been provided i'm the all
steel passenger car. After many years
of planning and building cars are now
being made that will reduce 10 nllli-
imum the chance Of passenger coach
es being telescoped or destroyed by
fire.
The first delivery on an order for
all steel passenger coaches placed Oy
Rock Island lines has just been re-
eived and many of the through trains
have been equipped.
The cars have seating capacity or
eighty The seats are handsomely up-
holstered i'm green plush, having hign
bgcks. and the arm rests are Of Mex
lean mahogany as are also the window
trimmings. Double windows are pro
vided. and Just above. "a pane of prls'
matte glass. Lavatory facilities are
ample. fittings being of white porce-
lain and walls enameled In white
Cars are vestibuled and brilliantly
lighted by means of thirty-three. six
teen-candle power incandescent lamps
So arranged as 10 throw an even liza;
over all. Garland Ventilators insure
a complete change Of air every Few
minutes.
No expense has been spared 10
make the cars as comfortable as pos
sihle
AS rapidly ms the cars are received
by Rock Island lines from the manu-
factG.ers they will be placed in ser
vice,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
DAILY DEATH LIST.

john II. Lawn, SiS Vermont, 55 years
pneumonia.
Agastis T. Bisbec. gI5 W kirby GO
Years. pericarditis.
Alfrcd Is Kicfer Grace hospital 81
Years. retro peritoneal abscess.
oswald Pekrel. $50 Garfield, wear
measles.
Ons sears Chlldren's Free hospital
{ months, pneumonia.
Henry Church. 115 Langley. $ years;
apopl'NN.
Richard Whttou. Jr. 500 Cass >
months malnutritiOn
Lillian J. Myers, Grace hospital. -
years. cardiac failure.
Annie l.. PaNton pa Brush - years
senilitN
Louise Smith, il5 spruce - years
bronchitis
Mrs Emma Seliinger. House ~ PROV
idence. 80 years: peritonitis.
HcTnando ~. Conrade, 30 Twenty
third, 80 years. cirrhosis OF liver
Mary Ilangliu J31 SiNteenth. b.,
years, erdOCa rditis.
Mary MCt,VoN. NJ. &. ny. tracks aud
jefferson, 81 years: crushing injuries,
accidental
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
POEM MAY CREATE
POLITICAL STIR
English Poet Declares The Woman
With the Serpent's Tongue Was
Inspired by Mrs. Asquith

NEN YORK, Dee i.-"Tht Woman
With the Scrpcurs Tongue" may bring
u change nj the Iiritlsh ministry and
cause one of the greatest political and
literary sensations England has ever
known, ln the opinion OF many persons
Who read today the startling statement
by William Watson. the English poet
and author Of the poem with the lore
going title. that the poem was phNsi-
cally inspired by Mrs MargOt Asquith,
wife of The British premier. and men
tally by her sivpdaughter, Miss Violet
AsqEith
Watson waited until he arrived IN
this country un n Visit before admit
ting that the character of his now tam
Ous poem was aimed at the Asquiihs,
thereby removing himself temporarily
from taC center OF the storm which
cables from England say his admis-
sion has already raised there A. long
as he was in England he denied his
poem was dedicated TO the Asquiths or
to anyone i'm particular
la cXp.aining what led 20 the poem,
Watson tells OF "a visit he made 10 the
Asquith home last June, when he was
surprised To hear Miss Asquith say
that a man named Nash, one OF her
fathers secretaries, was the man
Who used To write G. B. 5 speeches
for him. liy &. II. she meant the late
Sir IlenIN ampbcll-Bannerman Prem
Ter Asqui,hs predecessor and prob
ably the best loved OF English prem
iers since the days of Gladstone
CONTINUING Miss Asquith said. ac-
cGrdns TO Watson. do you know, |
have often wondered whether some OF
those phrases of C. H. 5 that caught
ON 80 much. such as Methods of bar
balism' and hat sort OF nonsense. real
is came from G. B or from Nash.
rnJSC cXTTVSSfOI1S Jv Hf1ys -ztsurrrttr.
II is practically certain will ie taken
rs renecting the sentiments of the
present Premier and cause storm
Of criticism of Mr. Asquith.
Watson's signed statement regard
ing the poem is as follows:
The Woman With the Serpents
Tongue IS a composite photograph OF
Mrs Asquith and her stepdaughter
Violet The poem is portrait OF
the physical characteristics of Mrs
Asquith and the mentality of Miss
\squith. The latter is the voice uf
the family and rules them all Violet
IS the real ohicia voice speaking
with authority She it is
Who sights the worthiest in the
land
'Snccrs ut the just, condemns the brave
and blackens goodness IN its grave.
The poet SAYS he attempted To show
hi resentment at the reflections cast
upon the dead premier by offering To
write in the album of Miss Asquith
stirring defense OF Sir Henry Camp
bell Bannerman.
Il thought had flung the most un-
fCrgiveable insult at this family hy
this offer" Watson says, but 20 M
surpriae | received q letter from Mrs.
Asauth in which she said that her
daughter would Welcome the contrlbu-
tion TO her album
Mrs. Asauith sent other cordial
notes TO the poet. which in the light
of his dedication OF the poem, he
clearly believed 10 be hypocritical
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
NO FAITH IN SToVAINE.
Physicians Say Application of Anaes
thetic is Dangerous.

NEW YORK. Dec. Physicians
and surgeons OF this city are not en-
thusiastic over the possibilities OF a
revolution in surgery through the use
of stovaine. the new spinal anaes-
thctic. which Dr. j. Thomas Jannesco
Of Roumania. has introduced I'm a
discussion Of the subject yesterday
they declared spinal injection was in
vented by Dr Leonard Corning an
American, and that ii was 81 delica.o
an operation as 10 be almost impos-
siblc
The danger of all his talk is that
the patients will insist upon the use
OF stovaine and il will become popular
among country physicians declares
Dr. J. Wallace BevcridgC. visiting sur.
goon at the New York hospital
"Stovaine has not in the least been
established as having the virtues
ascribcd To IL. and its use is extremely
dangerous.