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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-27

LOST:-Red wool shawl. Return to
P. v. Drug Store for reward 70t3'
BOST.-Watea chain aad charm. Re-
ward fsr reearn to Lon Getting
ham. 71t2
LOST.-Band subscription list Please
return to this oface. 72t2~
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ROSWELL .PiNE.I0DGE

The regular auto between Roswell
and Pine Lodge wiz leave Roswell. II
9 a. IN. ON Tuesday and return Wed
nesday of each week. Fore IS rosaad
"trip for tnose avho wishrto STAG 4 week
pr nrore . $7s50 for lessA1han a week.
eDicketss on ~sale. at Razsons & Law
renee 2l5 North Main st. Gers
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Miss Irma Cottingharn left thi:
morning for a visit of two month
with relatives and friends in SaT
Antonio.
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Mrs. VIM. asa returned this NOR
ming from a few days Visit with hel
friends in the lower part of The
county.
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ing from Gre >nf.ell. whc-a he attert
cd the school t& ercises last night.
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f

ENE1sIII TIT hHDENF~1
{ o order every morning, to any place
ia town. Phone your order the e
ing before. Also new alfalfa nay for
Sales. NJ. Owens Owens Farm.
Phone 2a3-6 rings. 6Stf.
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Will ID. Sweet left last night 70
Artesia on a short business visit 70
the Roswell Gas Company.
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L. A. and ]. F. Reeves returned U
Hagermaa last Night after spending
the day here Looking after business
matters.
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Oscar F. Miles. Of Amarillo. IT, 5
lpsHssaar of ia<aiantion. left tais
morning for his headquarters ATTAIN
aH~tiorafter n few days visit here on
business in connection with the chin
snsugsl5ns cassa -from Er~raso.
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Miss Lou B.. Gee, nurse at the Aiil
tary Institute. left this morning
spend her vacation at Cleburne, TIE,
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NJ. w. Evans came up from Lake
Arthur this morning for a visit ane
TO attend to business.
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Misses GolGie and Ruth Shrader
left last night 10: Hagerman, to at
tend a dance given there last night.
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Father Ephrem returned to Carts
bad last night after spending tw,
days with the Catholic fathers II
Roswell.
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Frank Snipes made a short visi
in Dexter today. GoiaS down las
night and returned this evening.
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Miss lila TaHey left last might o.
her return TO Lake Arthur after spcn-
ding two weeks here visiting her
uncle c. !. Talley, aad family.
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A. W. Davis. a hardware SALESMAN
from St. Joseph. Mo-. arrived las
night for a business visit.
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r. B. Vaughn, Of Salt Lake City
who was . selling candy. left las
night for points sout.l.
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Miss Lula English. the nlrse. wen
to Lakewood last night to take charge
OF a case OF Appendicitis.
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Record Office

Mrs. Caroline howe left this morn
ing for Amarillo for a visit with her
daughter.
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Miss Nettie Insk returned last ev
enins from a weeks visit al Aer faith
er's ranch near ElIins.
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Aud LAX. VINO has bee2 q cadet at
the Military Insiiint, left last nteht
forEhis homo Ia Carlshad-
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DIR. II. NJ. Jones was here from Hs
eerIrtn yesterday looking AFTER bus
ness matters.
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Miss Trixis Dahhs went to Lake
VOC last night for n sh ,rt visit ex
pecting to return next Wednesday.
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Miss Louise 1hode came mp from
Dexter this morning for a visit with
riend
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First class desert selections for sale.
Will pay you to see us.-Title & Trust
Company.
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III. ID. HaalRtan. of Columbia. Miss.
who was here Ali week seeing the
town, went to carlsl,a last nigat for
a few days stay.
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T. A. Clayton. Jr., returned To Ar
tesla last aigh, after attending the
,Gstitufe acre alt ui1ter
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Albert Hobsoa went to Portales this
morning for n business visit.
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ERF0sH rvE0ERABLRS and all
kinds of ICE COLD DRINKS at Bo-
dark Lane stand. just In front of
Owens Earn. 66tf
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NOTICE OF SUIT
In the District Court Of chaves ceun
~. New Mexico
L = Cham harS nlaintif

~. New Mexico
T. 5. Chambers, plaintiff.
V. No. 1896
Tobias Cazier, G. A. Post.
Charles II. Bessent, and J. NJ.
Custice and all unknown Heirs
of any of said defendants, and
all unknown claimants wilo
nay claim any interest d
verse to plaintiff. Defendants
TO the defendants. Charles II. Bees
sent, J.. NJ. Curtice, c. A. Post, and all
unknown heirs of any of said defend
ants and all unknown claimants in
a above entitled suit:
You will take notice that a suit has
been filed against you in the District
Court for the Fifth Judicia! District
of the Territory Of New Mexico, for
h County of Caaves, in which T. S.
Chambers is plaintiff and Tobias F.
CaZier. c. A. Post, Charles II. Bessent
and J. NJ. Curtice and all unknown
heirs Of any of said defendants and
all unknown claimants who may CLAIM
any interest adverse to plaintiff are
defendants and numbered 1896 ON the
docket of said court.
That the general object of said suit
is as follows: To establish plaintiffs
estate and quiet ttle to all that part
of the w IL of the NE Ia of Section
us. Township 13 South. Range &c
East, n NJ r NJ, lying west of the
Great Northern Canal. and such other
and further relief as h nature OF
the cause may require and as the
| court siaall direct.
You are further notified that If YOU
fail to appear and answer or plead
in this cause on or before the 9th day
of July. A. ID. 1910 judgement by de
fault will be taken against YOU i'm thi-
suit and the allegations in plaintif's
complaint viii be taken as confess
ed.
Richardson & Mcclure are the ut
torneys for the plaintiff aud their bus
mess address is Roswell. New Mex
leo
Witness my hand and the seal o
said court this nth day of May. A
D., 1910.
s I. ROBERTS
(Seal) Clori
Fri s.
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Money to loan on eoed-real estatl
Three. years.-Title-& Trust Co
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Fred G.. AstroI wen: TO HageIman
last night for a few days Sightseeing
trip.
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Mrs. 3. G.. Scarritt left this morn
bing for aer home In St. Louis. after
a visit, Of nearly two months with her
daughter, Mrs Charles lie Brensosd.
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Roy FL Nook returned This morning
from Artesia.
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Gus Wis went To Lakewood last
night for a short visit.
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ID. +. Thomas made n business tri
TO Ariesia last night.
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Picnic Wagon at City Livery.
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J.. 4. Stewart. the boiler maker. lett
this morning sor , YelloS House
ranch in Texas, to do a big job OF
work CDR J.. p. Matte.
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LOCAL NEWS 5

Private money to loan, Will NJ
Hicks. 73t3".
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Mr.. and Mrs. W L. Nenuilion. Of
Has ernan. returned last night from
a visiting trip of W n through
Arkansas, Okiahona and Texas.
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Phone l82t Livery
for hack. busGies. eahs and saddle
horses. 3Ste6
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HOUSE

HILLS q DUNN--Enrniture. hardware
stoves krugs, eac- new and second
hand. Sewing machine needles. bob
bins, and snuttles OF all kinds. sos
sol N. Main. Phone 60.
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
We will not only give you some
thing good to eat but Wen fan you
while you eat-Roswell Hotel
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GROCERY STORES.
THE SHRADER GROCERY CO.
Strictly good goods at reasonable
prices. Your patronage solicited.
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Trade Directory

CITY LIVERY AND TRANSFER CO
For cab and livery. phone No. 8
122 w. End Boarding given specia
care. Anderson Il Ginning, Props.
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71t2*.
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Roswell Camp, NJ. W. A.
FL Captain Camp, w. o. w.
Ladies' of the Baptist Church.
Roswell Chapter o. f. S.
Roswell Fire Department.
Damon Lodge, X. OF p.
Battery A.
New Mexico Military Institute.
Roswell Lodge B. p. D. Elks.
Mothers Club, Central School.
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FURNITURE STORES. !.
DILLEY FURNITURE COMPANY
The SWEETEST line Of furniture In
Roswell High qualities and low
prices.
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THE MORRISON BROS STORE
Outhtters In ready-to- wear apparel
o mem, women and children. And
Millinery . speciality.
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DRUG STORES.
| ROSWELL DRUG Il JEWELRY co.
Oldest drug store in Roswell. AL
things up-to-date.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-20
THE PASTiM E.
1.-THE Preacher and the Clown"
Wis Breach of OiscipIine.N

ne Fre7CEer and the Clown.
"His Breach Of Discipline"
"The Preacher and the Clown, &"
though containing quite a bit OF good
comedy, is really Of more thought
'"' "ot""e', ut it is very we'll bal
ahced picture play, with just enough
uon.euy leIt out to mellow it down.
His Breach of Discipline"-A re-
markable picture. inasmuch as the
beginning Of the plot is laid in
France, where two army officers en-
gage in a duel over woman who
is loved by both, and the junior of
ficer fees to California, where he is
Joined by the lady in question. Even.
tuaily the general learns of the de-
serter's whereabouts and has him
brought back to France. but all's we'll
that ends we'll, and all is forgotten
and forgiven, and the hero and he
roine marry and live happy ever aft
er.
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ADJUSTMENTS
THE GRAND moNoAY-mosio,
Rough Riders in Cuba" and
The House IF Seve, G.h,ae


Rough Riders in Cuba" and
The House of Seven Gables"
The Rough Riders in Cuba" is a
most realistic reproduction of the
most famous battle of the Spanish
American war. The battle of San
Juan hill, in this picture a thousand
american soldiers take part in the
battle scenes. making it the biggest
scenic ever attempted in motion pic
lures. Running through the picture
is one OF the prettiest love stories
ever shown in motion pictures and
the ending of the picture is really
beautiful. This film will prove one
OF the treats of the year in motion
pictures. rHsat1
The House of Seven Cables
Among the great dramatic stories OF
American writer's there are but few
that Nssess the fascination and in
teresNr Hawthorne's House of Sew
en- Gables" The picture is produc-
ed in an excellent order by the IA
nous Edison company and is sure
to please the lovers of good dramat-
ic pictures. This picture is said stof
be Edison's masterpiece and 'isgins
great demand all over the entire
country. This picture will be the
leading feature at the Grand Monday.
The above program will prove q
hig drawing card for the Grand Mon
day night.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of the Mutual Lumber company,
a partnership composed of R. l.. VIII
wiams and A. J. Wood, engaged in
the wholesale lumber business in
the city of Brunswick, Georgia, is
this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, R. L. Williams retiring from the
firm
The business Will hereafter be con-
Quoted at the same offices under the
management of A. }. Wood. who
hereby assumes and will settle ell
firm liabilities and receipt for all
debts due 10 the firm.
This November 10th, 1850.
A. ]. WOOD.
r. L. WILLIAMS.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Burns. Dickey & Greenfield.
heretofore engaged in the pile-driv-
ing business in the city of Bruins.
wick, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent, Winton Greenfield re-
firing, The business will he contin-
led by Burns & Diclsey. who will set
tie all firm liabilities and receipt for
all debts due said firm.
This November 18th, 1910.
J. F. BURNS.
r. II. DICKEY.
WIETON GREENFyIELD.
1l-tS-l9-22
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-09
HODGINS WINS OUT.
Former Topeka Man Reinstated on
New York Force.

The following is from the New York
Globe and Commercial:
Big Bill'' Hodgins. once described
by patrolman as being the most
averdupoise'' captain in the police de-
partment, will soon don his blue coat
and shield again. He has been on an
enforced vacation for two years-a va
cation enforced by Police Commission
er Bingham. The generals specific
charge against HOdginS was that he
was too fat-being in the neighbor-
hood of 275-and therefore had heart
trouble, -Bright's disease, and sundry
other complaints.
But Big Bill called on Mayor Gay
nor some time ago and charmed him.
The former captain convinced the
mayor that he was not only sound in
wind and limb but mighty alert as to
mind. In fact, he made such an inn
preston on his honor that today he
sa i'd that Captain Hodgins was one of
the most intelligent officers with whom
he had conversed.
When General Bingham reached his
conclusion that the captain was no
longer fit for the force he had the sur
geons test him, and the big man went
through some athletic stunts that sur
prised those who saw him. He ran
races and worked on the parallel bars
with considerable agility But Bill
shone chiefly in bending the crab. !"
The surgeons thought this test would
be impossible for hint is difficult
for men of embonpoint- The captain
took to that and showed it as his star
work in caIisthenics. Nevertheless.
the physicians reported that he had
Bright's disease and other constitution
al Affections. and out he went
He went in other directions-to the
courts and to Kansas. In the courts he
began a fight for reinstatement and in
Kansas he bought a farm where he
began to reduce. BY the time he called
on Mayor Gaynor he had won his case
in the courts and had reduced consid
erably. Mayor Gaynor did not see him
in all the glory of his girth. Most of
that had been left in Kansas.
However. the mayor today instruct
ed Corporation Counsel Watson that
no appeal should be taken by the city
and that the verdict in big Bits"
favor should stand. Which means
that soon there will be new captain
in command of a precinct Which in
turn means that many hundred friends
will flock into the new station house
to congratulate him. It was said that
it was just possible that Commissioner
Baker would send him to a suburban
precinct for the summer
So healthy is big Bill now that
suburban real estate men are going to
compete for him. They want to point
him out to prospective buyers of lots.
"See what the climate of Scrapiron
vile does for you" they will say See
him. -
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money was that which had been mad =
by the girls in their annual chorus
concert.
An attempt is being made to get the
county commissioners to release Porter
Patterson from his sentence at the
county Jail for selling liquor on the
ground that ne is dying from tubercu-
Iosis.
Bennett & Allen are getting ready to
push the work of construction in con-
nection with the new Santa Fe office
building on Jackson street. Material
is being put on the ground as well as
machinery.
". ]. Riekenbaeher. secretary of the
Kansas Real Estate Agents associa-
ton, is preparing a program to be car
RED Ou- at the EeXt seTni-annual meet
ing of the organization which will be
held in July at Garden City
High school graduation exercises are
scheduled for June 3. the Auditorium
having been engaged for that date
Slightly more than so students will
graduate, and this together with the 81
students who graduated in January will
make the total for the year about 14e.
Robert F. Tasker. who was en-
ployed for a number of years in a cler
zeal capacity in the Santa Fe Offices
has that valuable experience to his
credit ard to qualify him for the office
of register of deeds of Shaw nee county.
Among the Topeka people who will
attend the international Sunday school
convention which will be held in
Washington. D C. this week are Mrs
c. F. Menninger. Mrs. $ Estey. Mrs
5. J. Crumbine. Mrs. F. P Bacon and
Miss Mary Walker.
A movement has been started towards
the establishment of a state organiza-
ton of electrical contractors. At pres
ent there is not even Topeka organ
| izatiou. Local contractors are at
swords points-it is almost i'm possible
I to get them together" said a local
wire twister today.
It is generally thought that there
viii be a business course installed in
the high school by fall but no action
has been taken on the matter. Super
intendent L. D. Whittemore and Prin-
cipal A J. Stout viii in the near fu-
ture present report on the question
to the school board.
The razing of the old Gordon build
ing at the corner of Fifth and Kansas
avenues marks the passing of one of
Topeka oldest structures and the in
her walls show the scarcity of mater
ia having been constructed of irregu-
lar pieces Of sandstone and a great
Quantity o. coarse mortar.
1t has been stated that the premium
list offered by the Kansas State Fair
association as relates to live stock is
as tempting TO exhibitors as anything
that Is being offered this year by any
fair in the country. The only feature
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g. -m
ss1keSn61s

The Trapp-Stevic company, printers,
has moved to 113 East Eighth.
When you want a phone. you want
the best. It's the Independent.
DIR. L. Y Grubbs is building a garage
at his home equipped with a turntable.
Dr. Otto kiene was called TO Wa
Keeney Saturday night on a surgical
case.
o. E. Seurr has been appointed as
sistant to w. H Lininger. state agent
Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
company.
Clay vases and other pieces of pot
terry moulded by the school children
Of Topeka are being baked to-day m
the Clay school kiln.
The new J. B. Belts residence on
Governors Square IS nearing compile
tion. It Will be one of the handsomest
homes in that vicinity.
Ike Lewis. assistant state superin-
L ndent OF insurance, will address the
SUnfiOwer camp VI. W. A. Tuesday ev-
ening. ar the WOodmen hall.
H l. Cook. secretary OF the Kansas
state Fair assOcia ton. who has been
spending the weekend in Lincoln, Neb.,
viii return to Topeka tomorrow.
1t is nos likely that the Topeka Ed
ucatiOaal society will do any active
work until after the new board men,
ters have been installed in August.
Robert d. Air. assistant to g. F
Thomas. who has been transferred to
Dallas, Tex. has been appointed sta te
agent for the Fidelity Phenix Insur-
ance company.
A switch is being laid by the Santa
Fe between the site of the new Santa
Fe office building and that of the G..
A. r. Memorial building to facilitate
building operations.
Miss Daisy June Trout. secretary of
the Y. w C. A. who has been spend
ing some days in Racine. Wis, manag-
ing an association finance campaign,
viii return on Friday.
G. c. KuOwIton, the motorman who
last Wednesday drove the street car
which FILLED William Loagaker, having
been exonOrated from blame by a cor
ouer's jury, retains his JOB
Today the last forms in connection
with the printing of the state fair
premium list will be made up and the
$4,000 list viii be ready for public dis
tributiOn within a few days
a peculiar thing about the theft %
$50, s14 out OF a drawer in a desk in
the Office of the Y. ". c. A was the
fact that the drawer was pried open by
q silver dollar piece which was left in
the drawer. About half of the stolen
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LIVE STOCK PAVILION.
VIII Be Erected by Bennett &
Allen.

Bennett & Allen. the Topeka con-
tractors. were the lucky bidders on the
State fair stock pavilion. which will be
erected Immediately on the fair
grounds. This firm will do the work
for s1S.594. other bids being Douglas
& Evans s1s.623. Leeper & Smith
S19.53S, J. B. Belts S20,e52
Bids when they were first opened
were found to be higher than the
members of the board of managers
had anticipated so it was considered
advisable to do away with a few orna-
mental features which will not materi-
ally lessen the general artistic effect
of the building
As has been stated before the struc-
ture will be of Spanish mission style
and will house about $50 animals The
contract states that the work is to be
completed within three months.
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that will be lacking will be fat stock
department. This is essentially a stock
Yard proposition and 1t was not con-
sideFed wise to include this at the local
fair
Clyde Partridge and Dwight Ream,
the representatives of the local high
school, both won honors in the half
mile events in connection with the
annual high school field and track
meet at Lawrence, under the auspices
of the State university On account
of the fact that the track was heavy
2:19 was the record made by Ream.
The best time made at a state meet is
2:13 for the half mile event