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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
PINCHOT'S PATRIOTISM

NIFFORD PINCHOT, chief forester
INT of the United States, was heartily
VI and deservedly cheered at the City
club luncheon yesterday when he said
Roosevelt policies with regard to con-
servation Of national resources must be
carried out Mr. Pinchot says 1t is not
only true that the men who control
the natural resources of the country
mus. be controlled by the whole people,
but &rests must be preserved, waste
must be stopped, water power devel-
oped and lands irrigated, and the well
fare of the plain American citizen must
be consulted.
Pinchot's patriotism takes a practical
turn. He says Americanism must be
regarded and must he carried into eff
feet in every part and department of
national life, and the old idea of poll
tics is disappearing. Mr. Pinchot
thinks the people should be awakened
to the Importance of the great fight
on the question of water power rights
which will come up in the next con-
gress. Unless the government controls
men who control water power, the men
who control water power will control
industry.
Mr.. Pinchot has earned the respect
and regard of Los Angeles by his
services in connection with the aque-
duct. The outspoken manliness with
which he voices the truth concerning
present conditions and future prospects
will commend him still more warmly
to the goodwill of this appreciative
American community.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
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get a twenty thousand dollar library.
Mr.. Carnegie is perhaps the only rich
man who practically runs a trust COM
pany for the benefit of his philanthropic
distributions. This is the Home Trust
company of New Jersey. When a com
munity or an institution has met all
his requirements it is informed that
this company will honor all of its drafts
up to the amount of the gift. The
many millions that he has given away
forty million dollars have been be-
slowed on Libraries alone) have all
streamed through this obscure Hoboken
channel Almsgiving and charity In
the ordinary sense have no place in the
Carnegie organization. The laird either
gives in the large sums with which his
name has been identified or he does
not give at all. There is no better
illustration of this than the experience
that befell one of his old-time Pitts
burg friends who had prospered in a
mild way, and who was building hos
pitaL He called on Mr.. Carnegie in
New York and asked for a contribu-
ton. How mucn asked MI. CdIIlSSl lc'
With much hesitancy his old friend re-
piled: We would like to have $4,000
That's too little for me to fool with,
replied Mr.. Carnegie impatiently, and
strode away"
Everything considered, Mr.. Carnegie
has been good steward of the enor-
nous fortune that has come to him
from the growth of the steel industry
in the United States. But how extra
ordinary, how fantastic and how fool
ish is the delusion that Mr.. Carnegie
created the demand and supply of
steel rails and was responsible for the
industry with which his name is as
sociated. He has been responsible only
for the successful overseership, the
successful conduct of the national in
dustry in steel rails created by natural
conditions in the United States, and
like the magnates who ran trains over
the steel rails and hauled freight over
them and collected from the people of
the United States the bill for the ser
vice rendered, verify he has had his
reward.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
AERIAL PRESS AGENT

VIZ E ARE consternated with joy
w and trapped with surprise to
find the effete continent of Eu-
rope has invaded the press agency busi-
ness, and is now supplying the news
papers of the world with all kinds of
information, the most remarkable that
never was, couched in the most pro-
digious English ever bewritten. After
reading some of the continental press
agent stuff, it is hard to refrain from
falling into it's style. There is a free
and easiness about the way in which
these continental word artists lope
along which makes one accustomed to
the ordinary restrictions of the Ian
guage fret in his chains, and perhaps
sigh for the day when in addition to
complete civil and political and re-
ligious liberty mankind will enjoy COM
plete freedom of language Why be
q slave to grammar? Why respect the
musty-fusty traditions handed down
to US by generations long vanished?
Here is a specimen of the way in
which continental press agent for a
company that manufactures balloon
coverings takes advantage of the in
ternational aeronautic exposition to
boost his wares:
"Pathfnders on the new but much
contested Industrial field of aeronautics
have made an important start which
presumably has secured to Germany a
preponderating influence for some time
to come. We must moreover thank
Ir1a1 inf
if we are not satisfied to remain on the
surface Of things but, following the
words of the immortal bard, strive for
things to depths below
among these leaders we cannot fail
to notice that firm or company who
have already achieved fame as manu-
facturers of pneumatics and who intro
duce themselves here by a stand near
ly covered with photographs of gigantic
dimensions: Unnecessary to say that
we speak of the Continental Caout-
chouc and Gutta Percha Company of
Hanover.
"There is a realm of industry of aero
nautics within the boundaries of which
the Continental Caoutchouc and Gutta
Percha company has exercised an alb
soIute sway. She places US under great
obligations by undertaking the mentor
ship in the shape in this land of aerial
wonders, assuming the shape of two
booklets published by her, which carry
out her laudable intention to complete
ly fami1iarize us with the ways and
means of aeronauties, bearing the til
ties: Soaring above,' and historical
retrospective upon the development of
the airship, and The conquest of the
air. While in the first series of char
acteristic drawings and carieatnres
presents us with a mostly satirieal
treatment Of the aerial problem, and
closes with detailed essay upon the
manufacture of balloon fabrics, the
latter fully enters the modern phase of
the peaceful fight in our aerial regions,
and explains in a manner as lucid as
it is instructing in its form and kind.
The main points OF interest lie in the
information that the aerial industry is
nothing less than a kinswoman Of the
highly developed motor-coaeh indus
try"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
GRAPES

" CRATIC STOLL, secretary Of the
grape growing association, is
IL conducting a campaign with the
object of making the people of the west
realize the Importance of the California
wine industry. 1t is high time for
friends of temperance and of "modera-
tion in all things" to be up and doing,
or several of the wealth producing
activities Of California will be seriously
impaired and beyond any reasonable
doubt with unreasonable doubters We
decline to parley) there will be a
great deal of inconvenience and pos
sibly hardship and suffering among
grape growers and their families and
employees. 1t is announced the famous
and once promising and prosperous
grape-growing and wine-making in
dustry of California already has been
reduced to the point where it does not
pay.
one of the features of the Portola
Festival at San Francisco next week
will be an allegory descriptive of the
birth of the viticultural industry and
the introduction of the wine grape by
the Franciscan fathers at the San
Diego mission. A determinated effort
will be made to impress on the people
of this state the value of the grape-
growing industry, and its allied in
dustries, wine making, raisin dry
ing and packing, cordial and medicinal
cordial making, grape juice making,
wine jelly making, etc. There are
many good people who are singularly
Incorporate both in their habit of
thought and their mode Of speech
when considering the grape industry.
It seems to be impossible for them to
give it square deal
Because some people have used strong
| liquors to excess. the California mild
wine industry it to be destroyed Be-
cause John Jones was made sick by
too much pate de foie gras, therefore
the use of beefsteaks is TO be legally
prohibited. The grape farmers of Cali
fornia { mot see the connection be-
tween the alcoholic intemperance
which curses the nation and the culti-
walton of the vineyards which help to
make California a C, untry resembling
old Palestine, which, the Bible tells us,
was land flowing with milk and honey,
abounding in wine and oil.
That is to say. dairy farming. bee
keeping, viticulture and olive growing
were among the principal industries
Of the inhabitants Of "the holy land"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
JUGGLED GEOGRAPHY

A MOTHER school book scandal in
u California may arise from the
"a fact the printing of the new
geography for use in schools has been
interrupted at the instance of Oakland,
which complained it did not receive
proper recognition either on the maps
or in the descriptive matter. The state
school book commission has ordered
the geography to be revised in accord
ance with the wishes of Oakland, thus
practically confessing Oakland was
neglected in favor of some other city
presumably dear old Frisco" 1t has
come to pretty pass when petty poll
tics and stupid municipal jealousies
are permitted to influence the instruc-
tion books used in the schools of this
state.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

Cook is not the first great explorer
who changed his name and derived in
spiration and help from the change
A little Welsh founding took the name
of Stanley because he read in a school
book, "On, Stanley, on" apd made it
his life motto. He established an hon
orable precedent for DR.. Koch when the
hero of the Pole modified his name to
that of the great last century explorer,
Captain Cook.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Far and Wide
Meditation in Jail

Meditation in Jail
e,uoo Ex-senator Burton has just
oloar,ed nm $500 600 in land deal we
nav shortly expect another contrlpu-
+io,' IN the current literature slorlly-
mo. the advantages to be gained from
a course of meditation in Jail.-NeW
York Press.
Too Late
IF was not the dig-dig that Mr.
Roosevelt recently killed. Dear, no, II
was a dik-dik! If this nau peen
y1ained in the beginning, it would nave
saIted a tremendous amount of worry
ana trouble.-W Herald
@ --
Mexican Statesmen
"After Diaz. what?" asks an ex-
change Probably those two old MeXl-
can standbys-Senor Mapana for pres
ident and Senior Quien Sabe for vice
president.-Denver Republican.
Good Advice
Sunday is one of the seven days OF
the week upon which all landlupners
and non-swimmers should contine their
water sports to padding in the bath
tub.-Newark Star
Bargain Wear
The new battleship Maine is to be
laid up in dry dock for S50OO0O IN re-
pairs. A battleship wears about as
we'll as a 99-cent parasol.-Loweil
Courier citizen.
Wus Recurrence
When wu Ting Fang is not coming
70 the United States he is returning
10 China.-Boston Transcript.
Tedious Warriors
The warriors of the South American
renilblies talk like tedious tariff sem
ators-Atlanta Constitution.
A Poor Purchase
When you buy friend you must pay
him a regular salary to keep him.
Chicago Record Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
AT THE THEATERs

AUDIToRIUAT-"Going Some," (second week
opens Monday.
MASON-Dark.
BURBANK-"Stronghea
BELASCo-"The Way of the World"
MAJESTIC-'Dream City"
ORPHEUM-VaudevilIe.
GRAND-MeOdrama.
LOS ANGELES-Vaudeville
UNIQuE-Vaudeville and comedy.
FISCHER'S-Burlesque
EMPIRE-Musieal comedy.
ARROW-Variety.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
UndesirabIe Ir<mIorants

This time it is from Sacramento that
the news comes of Hindu prisoners
in Jail in danger of starving because
their religion forbids them to eat food
prepared by any but fellow Hindus
of their own caste. Which is only
one more reason why we should have
no Hindu migration.-Fresno Re
publican.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

Pastor Henry of the First Baptist
church says Los Angeles is a more
moral city than New York, and, he
might have added, than almost any
eastern city. This is the cleanest city
in the United States Let us all unite
in keeping it clean.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
The State Press
Courageous Professor

The university professor who has the
courage to array himself on the side
of honest government is entitled to
the support of all good citizens, be-
cause the man who does so knows that
he will be made the target of attack
and Misrepresentation and will be
maligned by the paid newspaper or
gans of the special interests.-Oakland
Ennuirer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

Admiral Sperry, the gallant officer
who took the United States fleet around
the world, has been placed on the re-
tired list Admirable admirals will
come, admirable admirals will go, but
the invincible fleet will go on for
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
MeddIesome Hearst

The progressive Democrats" are to
meet in Albany, N. Y, on Sept in
opposition to the harmony Demo-
Gratis" who are to meet in Saratoga.
OF course Hearst is behind the pro
gressives," who might better be styled
the "disruptionists." Fresno Mirror
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

Rev. Kid. Wedge of Omaha, who
opened a prize fight with prayer and
then refereed 1t, will be hailed as the
entering wedge of a brand new style
of revival meeting
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

Hail all hail, to the aeroplane hat
above the female face. But you'll
surely be punched in the upper fifth
slat if you whisper, 1--WE aeroplane
race!"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Consent of Governed

The tyranny of wealth and birth"
is only a fact when we kow-tow to
them, and even the domination of
the trust and the political machine"
are always with the consent of the
governed.-Humboldt Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Campaign Coming

In less than a year we will be in
a political campaign. 1t means the
drawing of lines on party candidates
and party issues.-San Luis Obispo
Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

Hark, from the tomb a doleful soundl
'Tis the melancholy voice of W. Ranoff
Hearst addressing the ruins OF the In
dependence party.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Ely Crowd

Again an American has carried off
the world record in aviation, which
shows that we are a pretty ny peo-
ple.-Oakland Enquirer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

on ali matters pertaining to advertising
address Charles R Gates. advertising man
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
CLEAR. CRISP AND CLEAN

Population of Los Angeles 327,685
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

IEKING.-That it is the desire
Oil of Japanese statesmen to
ks achieve a position of doml-
81 nant influence in China is
a recognized by everybody in
y the east. The probable eff
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
A Poor Purchase

When you buy a friend you must pay
him a regular salary to keep him.
Chicago Record Herald.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-08

Rev. John Wesley Smith, who left
Roswell last September after being
pastor of the Southern NJ. e. church
three and a half years. arrived last
night from jefferson City. Mo, where
he is now pastor. and will be here and
down the valley eight or nin days, vi
sitting many Old friends and looking
after his land interests at Lake Ar
thur and Lakewood. He is much pleas
ed with his new home in Missouri,
but reports that Mrs. Smith has been
declining in health for three months
and contenplates a visit soon in
Tennessee.
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Epworth Leaque Convention.

Seattle, July Seattle hotels are
crowned today with the delegation
from all over the United States and
canada to the International Conven-
ton of Epworth Leagues. Prelini-
nary meetings were held today, while
thousands OF the delegates thronged
the exposition grounds. A general
session will be held tonight. and daily
meetings will be heud until mex Mon.
day.
Many distinguished clergymen and
layznen will address the convention,
the program including the names OF
six Methodist bishops-Bishop Edwin
II. Hughes. of San Francisco: Bishop
H. w. Warren. of Colorado: Bishop C,
W. Smith OF Portland; Bishop ". A.
Quayle. of Oklahoma City; Bishop C.
B. Galloway. OF Jackson, Miss. and
Bishop w. F. Anderson. of New York
This is regarded as one of the most
distinguished groups of Methodist lead
ers that has ever gathered on che Pa
Gift coast.
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koosier Attorneys.

Indianapolis, Ind, July 7.-Hoosier
legal lights met in thirteenth annual
session here this morning and decided
to put up the bars against further In
vasion of ~halflbaked lawyers into In
diana legal circles. A constitutional
amendment raising the qualifications
of applicants for admission &c the bar
in this state already passed upon fav-
orably by the legislature. is demanded
by the attorneys At present. a good
moral character and a smattering of
legal terms is about all hat is re-
quired.
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Classified ADS"
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT:-Three room furnished
house, o N. Washington. 0St3".
MONEY TO LOAN:-$1200.0 90 at 10
per cent interest.-Address p. ,.
Box 142. 0st3s.
FOR RENTING 4 room house ~
7O3 North Richards0n.-Can at he
Record ONCE.
FOR RENT or 3 furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 40T. N. Mo.
O9t3s.
FOR RENT:-A furnished four room
modern cottage. with gas and elc-
trio lights. Good observation-disclosures
Title 4 Trust Co. OTIS.
FOR RENT:-Fumished rooms with
bath and modern conveniences. NO
sick taken. Also cottage and barn
with water. each IS per month, 500
N. Richardson. Phone. SEQ. 07u
FOR Rents room house with
bath.-C. c. Tannehill. s1tf.
FOR RENT:-5 room house. u. w.
Kinsinger. 7za-
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WILL DRILL A DEEP
WELL AT YELLOW HOUSE.

J.. p. White. for the Littlefield Cat
tie Company Is preparing to contract
with j. II. Nook & Son for the drilling
OF a deep prospect well at the Yellow
House KIT ranch. SIS miles east of Por
tales and As miles across the Texas
line. The well will go down $500
feet. to see what flows, of either oil
or water. may be found. N. Nook
and MIR. White have made two trips TO
the site of the proposed well and
will soon be ready to begin work. At
this ranch there is a well 100 feet
deep thar has a small artesian flow
OF three or fou gallons per minute.
and IL is thought probable that a good
well will be brought in. The posi-
bilities OF finding oil are always al
Turing.
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STANDING COMMITTEES
OF THE CITY COUNCIL

~ tFtG SooFNSiG.
The following is a list of the stanr-
ing committees of the city council
as recently rearranged:
FTNANCE-Haymaker. Chairman:
Wiseley ms Haynes.
STREETS AND ALLEYS-Wyllys.
Chairman; Bell and Whiteman.
SIDEWALKS AND BRIDGES
Robinson, Chairman: Cunmins and
Haynes
SAN4TARY-Rhea, Chairman; Cav
in and Haynes.
WATER. SEWER AND LIGHTS
Cumcnins. Chairman: Bell and Rhea
POOR AND PAUPER-Wiseley,
Chairman; Whitenan and Gavin.
FNRE Observation-Disclosures
Chairman; Wiseley and Bell.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUT-
IONS-Cavin. Chairman: Robinson
and Hay=naker.
POLICE DEPARTMENT-Bell
Chairman; Rhea and Cunmins-
CITY AFFAIRS-Wiseley. Chair
man: Haymaker and Robinson.
PURCHASING-Wiseley. Chair
nan WHY'S and Bell.
RULES-Cavin, President Of the
Council and the Mayor.
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New York. July 7.-Preliminary to
the ANIMAL regatta of the New York
Yacht Club. the yachting rel of the
ear in Atlantic waters, which will
be held Saturday OF Newport. the fleet
of the club today sailed from Glen
osrt.
Preliminary to the big event, the
vessels will participate Friday in a
series Of ace for prizes offered by
the Newport Yacht Racing Associa.
ton.
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oeFlce ri 0oeWet1

- ~ @U866 Law 81,
OFFICE ~ QoeWen.
J. d. Nell. formerly editor of. the
HaGernan Messenger, has opened q
law once in Roswell. having been
granted temporary license by Judge
WIN. H. Pope In district court this
week.. He has an ofice In Room II in
the Oklahoma Block with Judge SUIT
ton. a lawyer of many years exper-
fence and several years residence at
Aztec, N. M. However they have form
ed no partnership.
Mr.. Nell is a graduate OF the law
department Of the University of I'LL
nois and has been admitted to the bar
in Illinois and Missouri. He practic-
ed law n year in Springfield, Mo-.
and came to Hagerman, New Mexico
a little over four ear ago for his
health. During his residence at Ha-
german he has been in the land bust
ness continuously and in newspaper
work part Of the time. Both of these
professions are very conducive to
good health and he Is now entirely re
stored. physically. and will again take
up his old profession. Since moving
to Roswell a few months ago Mr.. Nell
has made many friends.
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NOTICE.

Letters of administration havs een
granted the undersigned for h estate
of James b. Trotter, deceased. by the
Hon. I. T. Evans. Judge Of the Pro-
Court for Chaves county. There
for, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pres
ent same for payment as now provid-
ed by law.
Witness my hand this Both day of
June. 1909
j. S. LEA,
Administrator.
Postofice, Roswell. New Mexico.
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Open New Railroad.

Jackson, Miss, July S.-To take ad-
vantage of the new trade territory
opened up by h recent completion
of the New Orleans Great Northern
Railway. the Jackson Board of Trade
is conducting an excursion over the
new line today.
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The Sunday school OF the First NJ.
E. church went out TO the Slaughter
grove this morning in hacks, hay-racks
and buggies for an all-day picnic. The
grub wagon vas well loaded and the
indications were that a good time was
waiting for all.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-08

A fine stylish, beautiful and gentle
driving horse for sale, our own also
buggy and harness.-Roswell ritie &
Trust Company.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-08

Charles E. Marin. of Cripple Creek.
Colorado, was an arrival last night
and is a guest at the Grand Central.
Joe Mitchell, of Texico, the hard
ware nan arrived this morning from
the south to look after business.
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Misses lila and Sue Oden returned
ASH night from a visit of a week with
friends at Clovis. They tool in the
celebration and remained over a few
days additional to the time of the big
show.
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TAILORS.

F. A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tailor
All work guaranteed. Also does
cleaning and pressing.-11S South
Main Street. Phone 1O4.
w. p. WOOD.1Up-to-date tailor made
clothing. Fist class cleaning. re-
pairing and dyeing of ladies and
gents clothing. Phone 4O9.
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Mrs. Kuyrkendal and daughter re-
turned to their home at Artesia last
night after a visit at Clovis. They
were accompanied by the Misses
Hoarde. of Denton, Texas. who lave
come for a visit with them at Artesia.
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Matinee Saturday from 3 to 5 p. n.
5000 II. motion pictures. We cater 10
the best patronage.-Majestic Thea
tire. 09t2-
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j. G. Caperton came in from the
north last night and went through tC
Dexter. He returned 20 Roswell this
morning.
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Motion pictures. Glimpse of Erie
THE Under Dog"
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The Wells apartments, always the
best, are being made better. Suites
for rent after July 18th. Off.
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For baggage transfer and house
hold moving call Jodie Zumwalt at
City Livery. Phone 3. or phone 41O.
Prompt and careful hauling. 09tf.
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All ladies know the Grape design
jewelry is all The rage. L. B. Boellner,
the jeweler, has a complete line of 1t.
0St2.