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AND FRIENDS
DE- VICTIMS FRENZIED

LIS. Feb. ll.-Ncws of the
General Chanzy caused
n this city, whence the
"wednesday for AIgicrs.
Trends Of passengers aud
le'tbe steamship offices,
'alls OF the accident. They
y that. with the exception
yer. all on board had per.
'o'nrnincnt is arranging 10
Anlllcs Of the crew, who
OF the Merchant marine.
'ganzy sailed from this
" 10 details reaching here
{ao OF hcayiDC direct for
'ugged the coast as far as
Y avoid the storm. and
ldder the shelter Of thc
'lporea nud Msjorcs. The
doH'n, however, and the
'rerless.
hurled her against tn,
north coast of the island
pfar tluade1la and she
(. 1inost Immediately. The
Marcel Rodcl. took The
70 the steamship com
q list the steamer Mara
Should have sailed ON
out was replaced by The
passengers booked for
slied TO go by he Chanzy
'e great confidence in hci
sllne Authorities say that
2pes that some passenger,
and landed on ofheI
I' Wand Of Minorca.
,,lfd that three American
'nse's. hailiug from Sar
''e on board the steamer
sIe Elsie Henry anc
wa and Dclymm.
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EnrniSll.

Hundred tIfty-six lost as French
slip goes down in storm. .......
General M"na is proving genuine
straucgist ..... ........,.......
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The price of advertising. as eon-
pared with the cost Of salesmen. 10
80 small that it is within tho reach OF
all; and large concerns realizing thia
have, says periodical writer on sd-
vertising, made wonderful strides In
the advancement of their business by
doing extensive advertising.
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Sporting News.

EmeryVillc races ..........,....,.l2
&. V. L. defeats Utah in bask
ctbaIl. 81 60 l'..................l
draw ..... .................
Fight fans in air .....-.....,..,.-l
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Local.

Jacob :. Wolcott passes away, ,
Usual tales related in divorce
court ......... ..............,. .lB
Noted 9dv@rUsins man talks 10 ,
Nd Clnb go. ...s..,..s... ...l"
Labor Federation holds. business
session ...... .s.......,.l6
Sons Of Daughters and Veterans
honor memory oC martyrcd Lin
coin ........ ,.-....,.....,.... .1B
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,..u.who does not bcliev'
= =, psys for more adver'
81 Is competitors who use use
.usDer 3. space. In other
-. for his competitors
~ the loss of business
!, svay from him.
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-12
A VITAL

President Taft wants congress to
appropriate $25O,O0O to enable the tar
If commission to secure accurate
data showing h difference in the
cost of production at home and a
broad, thus enabling congress to
form a new tariff on an intelligent
basis. II is very doubtful, however,
if congress will grant this ~appropria-
tioa. it being opposed by the high
protectionists who do not want the
tariff made on any such a basis.
These people desire the tariff to be
formed for the purpose of providing
revenue for the big manufacturing in
terests and not to produce the rev.
enue necessary to conduct the gov
ernment In his lies the difference
between the Democratic party and
the dominant element in the Republi-
can party. The Democrats desire a
tariff scientifically adjusted upon the
basis OF producing the eces-
sary to meet Al expenses of the gov
ernment when economically admins
tered, and for no other reason. The
standpatters in the Republican party
desire and have enforced a tariff, not
so much as to produce revenue for
the government, put under the guise
of protection to levy q tax of humid
reds of millions upon the consumers
for the benefit of A. very few large
manufacturing and producing inter
ests. These interests are the Oil
Trust. the wooden Trust. the Sugar
Trust. the Steel Trust. and a dozen
or more similar trusts. And that is the
sreat bone Of contention between the
w parties. All other questions are
merely side issues.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-12

time as assistant in the Office of the
superintendent of public works IN
Lansing, and in 1892 was elected city
engineer. assuming charge of the de-
partment in which ne was trained.
He held :hc office for two years and
then went into business until 1897,
when he went to Chicago for a few
months training in the Moody insti-
tute.
Tie next step was to go into the Y
NJ. c. A. work and his first post was
Macon, Ia. where ne had the pleas
ure of taking hold of the association
until Tie lew building was erected
He was in Y. NJ. G. A. work In Wash
ington, d. C., and Wilmington, Del.
and then went to Cleveland in 1903,
where he became director in 1nusic
and director Of the mems club in the
Euclid Avenue Baptist church. His
work with the mems club attracted
wide attention and ne was called up
on to lecture in many large cities up
IN that kind of church work. His la
bors were not all in he church how
ever. He had charge of a teachers
training class in music aud reorganiz
ed a May festival chorus in Cleveland
with 1900 voices.
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AT LAST.

There is no longer any doubt about
the admission of New Mexico into tle
union.
The last obstacle is removed. A
great statesman has come to our aid.
While Beveridge is revising the proofs
OF the measure; while Mr.. Taft is
hopeful and anxious thai the az
ministration bill may be passed; waile
the democrats are protesting at the
eleventh hour: while the justly ceie-
brated statehood activities of Dele
gate Andrews continue undated, and
while Judge Bernard Shandon Rodey
dreams through The long hours of the
Porto Rican siesta of a glorious new
star in the flag; while senatorial jun
kets inspect from a Pullman car, the
resources and enlightenment of
Rodeo. N. M, and Oraibi, AriZ-, our
real champion is none of these. More
over, he has taken no half way stand.
He says: Il shall not consent to
end this session OF congress until
some provision is made for New Mex
leo"
He stands u-nreservedly and IRE,
conciliably pat. 1t is the whole hog
or none. Listen to his speech on the
floor of the United States senate:
Nov. sir. / am prepared TO say
that II tlis does not pass l
am ready TO support other proper
measures that can and will pass. /
shall never consent to end this SEES
sion of congress until some provision
Is made for New Mexico Utah is less
important. Let her repose herself up
on the borders of the Salt LAX an
otaer year. il necessary. But as to
New Mexico. situated as h is. with
a controversy on her hands with her
more powerful neishbor. Texas. !
shall never consent to the adjourn
nent of congress without a provision
made for avoiding a collision. and for
the settlement of the point in contro-
versy between that territory and that
state"
Doesn't Uhat sound like coming to
a show down.
Who is this Grand Old Man who
will save New Mexico? You ask Wac
is the sturdy champion who will pre-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-12
WHAT NEWSPAPER SAYS
OF SELLERS, THE SINGER.

Concerning Z. o. Sellers, the Cos
pei singer who is coming to Roswell
for the Baptist revival, the Detroit
Free Press mas the following to say:
E. .. Sellers, IS a music conduc-
tor for the masses, is a man of rare
and remarkable magnetism.
That man with a smooth, smiling
face. who stands on the plat
form of the Torrey meetings for the
purpose of wringing rich melody from
old hyunns n new. and who while
not only singing himself, divides the
gy%ratIons of mis- big baton between
the 500 throated choir and the 5000
taroated audience, is an interesting
character.
He has a mouth of a contour that
would indicate the gift of oratory, and
il you were to run across him, apart
from his evangelistic vocation, you
might expect to find him later on the
Loo of electrifying law
makers with torrential utterances.
The ma is f. O. Sellers, WHO be-
sides being a musical director, is a
singer and composer, and known for
several other things he has done. He
was directo of one of the largest IN
most active mems clubs ever organ
ized in a church-and hat in "E.ocke
feller's church." Cleveland. He is
known ecaus he met with success
in ais evangelism among men, not
only in the church club. but, previous
Iy, in w. n. G.. A. work, that he was
n great demand as a lecturer. Last
ly, but by no means leastly. he las
Mo uad axAIf nth Va1, n DAoI-1fe1Iar
and he thinks the oil king a kindly
il gentleman who is much abused.
Although Mr.. Sellers has done sew
eral other things which a man might
have reason to look back upon with
some satisfaction he lives mostly IN
the future. But he is not going to
stay in his present work-probably
not more than a year according to his
present plans. When he joined the
Torrey forces, he had already attach
ed himself to the music department OF
the Moody institute in Chicago, where
he was to be assistant to DR.. d. p.
Towrer, who has been in the service
for many years.
Hardly had he settled in that berth
last September. hoping that in slime
il he made good" as he put in. he
would some day succeed DR.. Towner,
who expects to retire from the service
when Fvangelistic Torrey wanted
him. Mr.. Sellers. at a future date,
however, will go Jack to the institute
to continue his work along the lines
as originally planned.
Native of Michigan.
Mr.. Sellers was born in Hastings.
lfiah huf r-hnn furn ~ nlc n,ort
to Lansing where he had his school
ing and began to study civil engi-
neering. He was employed for some
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NOTICE or SUIT PENDING.

NOTICE OF SUIT PENDING.
NJ. Mex.
The Roswell Hardware Com
pany, a corporation,
PLAINTIFF,
". No. 1853.
Martha A. Pavey, ct al,
Defendants.
To Defendants Martha A. Pavey, Ma
than j. Pavey, Marion Pavey, Ellen
May Pavey, Henry Pavey and Bes-
sic Pavey:
You are hereby notified that suit
has been commenced against you by
the Roswell Hardware Company, a
Chaves County, New Mexico, and that
the object of said action is to fore
close a Mechanic and MateriaEnan's
Lien against Lot Twelve G2) in Block
Nine (S) of West Side Addition to
Roswell, New Mexico. for the sum of
Sos and interest from Nov. 16, 1909,
and $4,000 attorneys ees and costs
of suit; and that unlesS YOU en-
ter our appearance i'm said cause on
or before July 20. 1910, Judgment
therein will be rendered against YOU
by default.
r. D. Bowers is plaintiffs attorney.
and his Post Office address is Ros-
well, New Mexico.
Witness nv hand ard Official seal
this May 18th. 1910.
(SEAL) 8. 7. ROBERTS,
Clerk of Said Court.
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San Jose. Cal. May ia carnival
OF roses and floral festival such -
has never known before
win attract thousands OF visitors to
SAN Jose during the five days begin
ming tCday. The streets OF San Jose
are decorated as never before and
rendered brilliant with \ wealth Of
blossoms. In addition to the floral
parades and p~ageantry, b fete per
iod will include al aviation meet. au-
tornobile nee and sports OF various
kinds. An unique feature which has
attracted the attention OF all visitors
is a ten-acre field of sweet peas, SO
planted hat they are blooming in the
shape OF a monster red white and
blue American flag.
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COPY OF FINAL REPORT OF
GRAND JURY, MAY TERM, 1910

District Court, Cnaves County, NJ. M.
Roswell, New Mexico. May IL, 1910.
To the Honorable W-n. II. Pope,
Judge of the Fifth Judicial District.
Territory of New Mexico.
We. the Grand Jury duly empaneled
and sworn to inquire into causes to be
brought before MS for the May term
of the above court, hereby tender
this our final report.
Our body convened on Monday the
End of May and held daily sessions
on the 2nd, Bird, 18th. 5th, 9Th 7th, 9th
10th. and I1th. During this time, we
have investigated tlirty-eight cases
and out of This number we have re-
termed twenty nine true bills" and
nine mo bills.
Acting under the instructions of the
Court our body has inspected the
SherIff's Office and temporary Jail;
the County Clerks and County Treas
urer's Offices ard wish to report that
We 61d all books and records kept in
a careful and thoroughly systematic
manner. We have no recommends
lions to- make excepting That some
fire protection should be provided for
at the temporary jail.
We wish to thank the District At
tornev 70, his assistance n also the
Sheriff. Office for their promptness II.
having witnesses on hand.
No further business appearing, we
ask 20 be discharged.
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed) c. A. Baker.
Foreman.
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Tt now turns out that when Taft
was Governor General of the Philip
pine Islands, so it has been asserted
by Representative Martin. of Colora-
do. that h large bodies of what are
known as "Friar" lands sold to A
merican purchasers were in reality
sold to the American Sugar Refining
Company-the Sugar Trust-and that
Henry w. Taft, a brother of the Pres
ident, was Il main instrument used
in concentrating h deal Unless the
proposed investigation is blocked in
congress by the Republicans. and it
probably will be. we may know more
about this matter later on.
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NOTICE CONTRACTORS.
ROSWELL HIGH SCHOOL.

Sealed Proposals will be received
by the Clerk of the Board of Educa-
ton of Roswell, ". NJ, up to IL o.
clock noon, 25th day of May. 1910, for
the construction of a High School
Building. according to plans. specif.
cations, and general instructions pre-.
pared by l. II. G.. w. M. Rapp Co.,
Architects. Plans can be seen at the
Once of the architects at Santa Fe,
New Mexico. and Trinidad Colorado,
also at the office of the Clerk of the
Board of Education.
The Board ser the right to re-
ject n and all bids.
W. T. JOINER, Pres.
NJ. H. BRASHER, Clerk.
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"sT. ELMO" DREW BIG
CROWD AND PLEASED ALL.

The show at the Armory last night
proved a source Of satisfaction to all
who attended; and il was a big crowd
that came out in spite OF the many
other attractions of the week. The In
dependent Dramatic Company had
the boards md rhey played n dramat-
izatioa of the book. "St. Elmo" Tho
play was good and the characters
were we'll represented. Special men
tion is deserved by the comedian
who made extra good.
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vent adjournment until we get in the

vent adjournment until we get in the
door?
AS the politicians say in their NOM
mating speeches we shall name a
man whose name is a household word
from one II of the country to the
other. We shall name a man whose
place in history is fixed and certain.
We shall name one Daniel Webster.
who uttered the foregoing ultimatu-n
in a speech on the senate floor July
II, acknowledgements Journal.
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The spirit of hesitation" hat has
prevented the Republican senators
from permitting the passage of a
statehood bill for New Mexico and
Arizona for years past is the great
block in the way of a great
er advancement i'm the two territor-
les. And all because. as President Taft
freely admits. those Republicans are
afraid to take h clance of four Dem
ocratic senators from New Mexico M
Arizona Even Taft himself, says we
no inherent right to statehood.
must merely await the conven-
fence OF the powers that be.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-12

South Bend. Ind. May 11.-Indepen
dent telephone nen of Indiana and
Michigan opened a joint convention
in South bend today. F. H. Woods
of Lincoln. Neh.. president of he As
ISOLATION. is the principal speaker on
the program.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-12

have been drawn out during the pres
ent investigation of the Ballinger-
Pincaot dispute. but IL is all of little
use except TO let the people know the
facts, as the verdict in the case was
decided before the investigation was
started by the selection of the mem
bers of h investigating COMMITTEES.
The whitewash was then mixed ready
for use
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Illinois "Drys" Convene.

Decatur, Ill. May 11.-More han
a thoIsand Illinois Proaibitionists as
senbled here today at the state cor
vention of the party. The principal
address will be delivered by Presi
ident Samuel Dickie of Albion College
who toured the West debating the sa-
loon Issue with Mayor Rose OF Will
waukee.
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u COMMISSIONERS.

The Record is authorized to an
ounce A. Durand as a candidate for
County Commissioner. Bird District,
subject to tne action of the Democrat
ic primary.
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FoR

The Record ts authorized to an
nounce ~. ]. Fritz as a candidate for
denomination on the office of county
commissioner. Bird. district. subject to
the action of the Democratic primar-
les.
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Notice to DOG Owners.

Notice is hereby given to the own
ers of dogs that the tax thereon is
now due and payable at my office in
City Hall. Reasonable time will be
given all parties but after May 20.
1910, all collections will be put in the
hands of City Marshal for settlement.
G.. NJ. WILLIAMS,
STA. City Clerk.
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The most hopeful sign in Roswell;
is h spirit of Improvement animal
ing or people. This is shown by the
very considerable amount of building
planned for the summer and a large
proportion of which is now under
way.
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FRESH VEzGETA,

FRESH VEGETABLES delivered
to order every morning. to any place
IN town. Phone your order the even
ing before. Also new alfalfa hay for
sale.-S. N. Owens, Owens Farm.
Phone 193- rings. 61t11.
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Sons Of Veterans.

Red Bank. N. J., May 11.-New Jer-
sey Sons of Veterans convened here
this afternoon in annual reunion.
Sessions will be held this evening and
tomorrow.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Record Is authorized to an
ounce B. H. Wixom as a candidate
for County Commissioner. 3rd district
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary.
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Albuquerque shows that it is still
very much alive by deciding to hold
another big fair this fall.
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chance of holding an early session
of the Supreme Court.
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FOR 70 ERIFF

We are authorized to C.
e. (Tobe) Odem as a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for sher-
III, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primaries.
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ME and my friend Roosevelt" has
taken the place of Me und Gott."
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Fl yew are a defeated pollertician
don't feel SO badly becuZ view didn't
git it. Mebbie afore the year is over
the other felier will wish yew he'd
Exchange.
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II Is reported that Judge Cooley
has resigned ais position as an asso-
cizte justice IN this territory on ac-
count of AN health It may he that
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That comets tail is a mere trifle.
only Ii, 1000. 900 miles in length.
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Receive American Pilgrims.

HSCCIVc NFV<FfCdU FU8TIHHSs
Rome, May 11.-An American pill
grtnage of 163 persons, led by the
Rt. Rev. Frederick Els, Bishop Of
Marquette, Mich, was received at the
Vatican by Pope Plus today.
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FOR aHERlEE.

The Record is authorized to an
nounce o. z. Finley as 3 candidate
tor Sheriff Of Chaves county. subject
to the action OF the Democratic Pri-
mary.
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Special Masters Sale Under Mortgages
Foreclosure.


Whereas the District Court of the
aforesaid County and Territory, did
ON December 2Sth, 1909, by it's Order
and Decree of foreclosure of that date
in the above entitled cause, Order
and Decree the sale of the lands and
temenents therein, which Order and
Decree are recorded in Book H
said District Court. and
Whereas, the undersigned was on
March 10th. 1910. by the aforesaid
District Court. appointed Special
Master to sell the real estate in said
Order and Decree described, now
Therefore, by virtue and authority
of said Decree n appointment n
in obedience to said Order, I, Page +.
Hudson. as such Special Master will,
on the 9th day of June. 1910, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, at h South o
of the District Clerks Office, in the
City Of Roswell, County and Territory
aforesaid, n real estate in said
Mortgage Foreclosure and Order of
Sale described, as the worth one+half
Section 13, In Township No. IL
South of Range No. rs East of N. NJ.
p. NJ. in Chaves County, New Mexico,
for the purpose of satisfying said
for $~9,154.76, with accrued
interest, the costs of said suit and
this sale.
PAGE E. HUDSON.
Special Master
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In the District Court. Chaves County.
New Mexico.
The First National Bank
of Colorado City, Colo
RADIO, Plaintiff.
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James III. Bruce, ct al
Defendants.
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Native of Michigan.

Mr.. Sellers was born in Hastings.
Mich. but when two years old went
to Lansing where he had his school
ing and began to study civil engi-
neering. He was employed for some
Amador ledger., 1910-06-10
Pioneer Dies at
Ripe Old Age

Death has removed the Oldest Amador
county pioneer.
Mr. Neipps was born in Champagne,
France, December 3, 1914, and died at
Ranlett, Amador county, May %, 1916
at the age of 95 years, 6 months and rs
days.
In his younger years he was promi-
nent in politics in his native land, be-
ing at one time representative in the
chamber of deputies from his district.
Being a strong republican, about the
time Louis Napoleon became emperor,
he wa; compelled to leave his native
land and all his real and personal pro-
perty. AS he conducted a wagon and
pillow manufactory his loss was consider
able He then wended his way to the
United States thence to the golden west,
arriving at Sutter Creek, Amador county,
September 10, 1851, where he opened a
hotel and store which he conducted for
few years. From there he moved to
Mt. Echo and hegan farming. He took
up government land and lived on the
property for nearly 40 years. He has
been living with his daughter, Mrs L..
Veerkamp, for the past 20 years.
Mr. Neipps was good neighbor. His
wife preceded him to the grave eigh
Teen years, and also daughter If
France. He leaves one daughter Mr.:
Lena Veerkamp, and grandson, Eugene
Veerkamp, to mourn his loss. Echo.