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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-22
THIRTY LOSE THEIR LIVES
MANY OVERCOME BY FUMES
SLOWLY BURNED TO DEATH

Fire Breaks Out Second Time Time This Morning and Entire
Department Of Chicago Was Called to Fight the FIames
immense TaloW House Burned and Following this the Beef
House ADJOINING With Hundreds Of Tons OF Meat, Burned
--re for While Threatened the Entire Union Stock Yards
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-22
BODIES FROZEN Y RUINS
BURIED by TONS OF DEBRIS
MANY or INJURED WILL die.

Big Leather Factory in Philadelphia Makes Most Disastrous
Fire in That City for Years-Dead and Missing, Who Are
Most Probably Dead Numbers 32-More Than 40 Injured
Are in the Hospitals and Death List Is Certain to Grow
Fire Was lncendiary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-22

One million four hundred and
twenty-four thousand, eight hundred
and seventy-one dollars and ninety
cents is the estimate in the report of
the secretary of state Of the amount
necessary to be appropriated to con-
duct the governmental affairs OF the
state OF Oregon for the next two years
TO come. But that estimate does not
include the appropriations necessary
for the expense and maintenance OF
the various state institutions, for
which, under the law. the secretary
of state is no longer allowed TO make
estimates, but for which estimates
will be made by legislative commit
tee. and presented to the legislature
the first OF the year, and, when these
are added TO the estimate made by the
secretary. II will will leap into an
amount far in excess ( that given
above.
! Approximate Estimate.
Until the committee having the
estimate for the various public insti-
tutions in charge meets and makes Il,
an approximate one can be made as p
the total sum of money which will be
required for the states expenses dur
ing the next two years. There was
appropriated at the last session s27,-
sac for the blind school; $4,000 for
the deaf mute school; $366,000 for
the Agricultural College; s250,000
for the University Of Oregon; $4,000
for the soldiers home; 100000 for
the asylum; $4,000 for the sanator-
ium; s117.500 for the feeble minded
institution; $f89,000 for the state
prison and $4,000 for the reform
school, making total OF 81 ,97s,664.
Adding that TO the estimate made by
the secretary of state-$1,424.871.o0
and II makes a total OF s3.406,5 $780,
80. AS the census returns show that
the state has increased at the rate OF
per cent a year 1t would be but
fair TO add IA per cent to the expense
OF the state-at least that---which
makes s476,s15.O2.. and which, add
ed TO the total as given above, s3,-
406. $3.50. gives a grand total OF
$3.Ss3,460.921. The cost OF the last
two years. including the state institu-
tions. was sS,4O7, ,s29.S5. with def
cheney OF s137,234sO, added 10 the
sum needed for the next two years is
1920. sS5.82.
Deficiencies Large.
The deficiencies are large, totaling
sl37.2s49O, Amcng the large def
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-22
ESTIMATES
STATES
IH EXPENSES
Grand Total Last Two Years
Was $3,407,829.35 With
Increase Proportional to Pop
ulation Will Be Much Greater
DEFICIENCY IS $1a7,234.9o

Taking Last Two Years Estimate and
Adding II Per Cent for Growth ps
Population, and Deficiency From
Last Two Years and the Total
Amount Needd for Next Biennial
Term VIII BE S4,O2O,0s5.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-22

Bodies Ice Covered.
Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. az
Charred bodies, frozen in the icy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-22

tconu.ued on Pare s..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-22

Among the dead are believed 20 be
several of the commanding oficers
OF the fire department, including two
Fire Marshal Burroughs, second
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CONTINUED on page eight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-22

The deficiencies are large, totaling
sls7,2s4so, Amcng the large def
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-14
ONLY ONE MAN SAVED OF
CREW OF TWENTY-FOUR

MarShfield, Ore, Jan. 1.-THE re
vised list of the crew and passengers
On board tee steamer Czarina, which
was wrecked on Coos Bay bar Wed
nesday afternoon, shows that twenty
four lives We're lost. The only nan
saved was Harry Kentzall, the first
assistant engineer. who was pulled
unconscious from the surf.
All day yesterday the life saving
crew and hundreds of spectators
stood helpless along the beach, watch
ing the six survivors wao were lash
ed To the rigging of the remaining
mast. The seas were so tremendous
II was impossible to get a life boat
to the wreck and late in. the after
noon. the survivors. exhausted by their
twenty-four hours buffeting by the
waves. dropped one by one into the
surf and sank
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IN SPAIN

Madrid, Spain, Jan. 1.-THE gov
ernment has nipped in the bud a mil
itary conspiracy formented by the
friends of Juan de Laciervay Pena
field, ex--ninister of the interior, a
gainst the present cabinet, and thru
which the conservatives are said to
have aimed to embroil the army with
the government.
Tne aptain-generals of Valencia,
Valladolid and Caronna have been re
moved and a number of officers have
been sent to provincial fortresses,
pending trial and court martial
There are also grave rumors of a
Jarlist uprising and ii is understood
that Don Jaime, the Spanish pretend
er, is preparing to issue a manifesto,
attacking the free-thinkers, Protest
ants and other enemies of the clerical
orders and appealing for a revival of
Catholic unity as the only means of
Spanish regeneration.
Prince PignateIh was arrested to
day. The affair has created little eX-
citement as the government acted so
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UNIONISTS GAIN FIRST BLOOD
IN THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS

London, Eng., Jan. l4.-Three to
nothing in favor of the Unionists is
the tally at the end of the first days
election for members of the third par
lament of King Edwards reign. Jos
eph Cham berlain. for Bir-ningna
West, the high priest of tariff reform,
was the first man entitled by this
voting to appear with the letters,
M. P after his name, though be
cause of failing healtn ne will never
be able to take a seat in the house.
The first real test of strength will
come tomorrow when a dozen London
constituencies. and such industrial
centers as Manchester. birmingham.
Bolton and Wolverhapmton will vote.
The Unionist agents actually claim
they will gain fourteen votes in Ian
caster but the Liberals scout the idea
of their opponents being able TO make
any inroads into this section, which
has always stood solid for free trade.
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A MESSAGE
FROM TAFT

Washington. Jan. 14.-President
Taft's message on conservation was
delivered in the house soon after it
convened today. The members fol-
lowed the reading closely and several
Democratic members joined in the
demonstration of approval, started by
a roar of applause from the Republi-
can side at toe close of the reading.
Representative Mondell, of Wyom-
rs, chairman of the house committee
on public lands. has declined to stand
sponsor for President Tafts bills de
signed 70 carry out his program for
conservation of the natural resources.
He offered to introduce the measures
by request" but this proffer was de
clined.
Representative Dwight. the Repub
licap whip" of the house. stated to-
day that an agreement had been
reached between the regulars and the
insurgents, whereby the latter would
attend a party caucus on the selection
of the members of the Ballinger-Pin-
chot investigating committee. and
would abide by the result
Both Ballinger and Pinch0t may be
represented by counsel throughout
the congressional investigation of their
Offices. This was agreed on today by
the senate and house conferees today,
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the first of next month. The new
firm, composed principally of Gross.
BCmis aAd Miller, viii announce their
corporate name in few days. They
VIII continue to do business at the
old stand and will take care of their
customers the same as the old firm
aas made a practice of doing.
A. III. Rockafellow, who sold his
stock in this company some months
ago. is still with the firm and will
be there indefinitely. Mr.. Shepherd
viii be with them a short time aid
VIII thea 20 on a prospecting trip
north. He does not plan o. leaving
Roswell, as all his property and in
terests are here. but will prospect q
few weeks before deciding ON a bust
ness course. He thanks all his friends
for the favors shown during the two
years he has been in business in Ros
well for himself.
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energetically the movement wss sup
pressed before It became generally
known.
Paris, France, Jan. IA dispatch
from Madrid says the building occu-
pied by the military club is surround
ID by the police today. Eighty army
Ulcers have been arrested.
\ dispatch from Lisbon quotes from
b authorized source, affirming that
Ie marriage of King Manuel of Por-
f, gal and Princess Victoria Patricia,
Princess Pat the youngest daugh-
ter of the Duke of Connaught, will be
soiemnized next May.
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ONE OF THE SEVEN WON
DERS: COME IN AND SEE

Alf c. Watson and son, who recent
ly come here from Alamogordo. y. NJ,
have opened a bowling alley two
doors north of Grand Central Hotel
Have put in both box ball and Califor
MIA Patent Alleys. Each most fascinat
ing games for both ladies and gentle
men. They offer a nice cash prize for
best score made each week. One
prize for ladies and one for gents.
Call and see them when on pleasure
Dent. They guarantee to conduct a
house that no lady of refinement need
hesitate to visit 6St2~
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The CARE OF
GODFORMAN

God does not care" say many.
He either cannot or will not take
special interest in each individual" /"
But does He not? Has He not mani
tested his care?
why all the intelligence of heaven
has been exercised to provide the best
tor man." said DR.. Fowler as he began
his manly and powerful sermon last
night. The audience was the largest
set. The attention was perfect. The
singing was soulful. The entire five
ministers were on the platform. Har-
mony marks this union work The de-
lusion that the ministers represent
ing the different denominations could
not publicly agree upon what would
accurately comprehend a proper ac
ceptance of Jesus Christ as a personal
Savious mas already been conclusively
Eefuted. These ministers evidently
are agreed. The controlling motive
and dominating end thus far appears
to be to preach the hopeful gospel of
tle Christ, the Prince and Saviour of
men and Son of God. Even His very
dying seems to be deemed the highest
devotion of his Divinity. DIR. Fowler's
sermon was thoughtful, consecutively
arranged, with conclusions direct and
convincing. His appeal was impress
sive, Save yourselves from this per
verse generation" the voice of God in
appeal to man. The text is found in
Acts s2:40. He traced the wise, un-
failing hand of God in the lives of
men. That God has provided for.
sought ont. appealed to man for his
good was depicted 'The city can
save itself from plague by making it
self sanitary according to sanitary
laws. The boy can get an education
by making use of the books, school
and opportunity provided him. A man
saves himself for God by making use
Of what God has provided. God has
provided everything we need for our
good. But He can't save man against
his WILL" exclaimed the preacher. IF
man goes to hell, he goes there ov-
er everything God could put in his
way"
The perverse generation" ne said,
was a gold seeking one. So is ours.
rhe glitter of gold robs us of the glo-
ry of God. II was a generation seek
ing worldly prefernents-it preferred
Barabbas to Christ. lust to purity,
pleasure to sacrifice"
When he poured forth his closing
appeal and asked: What more could
Christ do to save you than he has
done? Would you have Him again
nailed to the Cross-his heart broken
and pierced? Would you have Him
here crowaed with thorns?" The au-
dience was hushed in tender silence
and two declared their decision for
Christ
From now on written requests for
the conversion of friends may be
handed to tae ushers or ministers.
Next Sunday a great union Sunday
School revival will be held at p. IN.
with live music and several speakers.
The call of the leaders is To the
people of the churches to give the full
est service daily to this work. They
are confident that Roswell is ap-
preaching her greatest religious up
heaval
Tonight Rev. w. c. Tenney of the
Southern Presbyterian church will
speak. Cone early.
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IN MULES HEAD
STOPPED A RUNAWAY

CarriZnZo, y. NJ, Jan. 1.-THE un-
erring aim of ]. F. Greer and the
nerve of mis- wife prevented bad run
away from being a ira gedy on the
Bonito in Lincoln county this week.
Greer had hitched up a team of mules
10 a wagon to take his wife and four
children to a neighbor's. While Greer
went into the house to get something
the mules bolted, with the helpless
children in the wagon and the mother
OF the ground holding the lines.
The mules plunged ahead for a
hundred yards, dragging the woman
by the lines. Greer just then appeared
at the door of his house, pulled his
gun, and with a well aimed shot
dropped one of the mules n his
tracks, stopping the runaway. The
mothers clothes were so tightly wound
around the wheels that they mad to
be cut to extricate her. and she was
painfully cut and bruised. She would
have been killed had the mules run
another fifty yards. The wounded an
imal has recovered, although he car
ries forty-five valiber bullet in his
skull.
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improvements in Lower Valley.

y. c. Chamberlain came in this
morning from Hagerman and Lake
Arthur. where he has been looking
after big improvements in which ne
is Interested. At Lake Arthur well
No. Z in the Farms of Lake Arthur
was brought in yesterday, being an
eight inch well with a flow of sixteen
inches over the casing. This is the
property of the Artesian Valley Land
Company and the company has sold
its land as rapidly as it has been
covered with water. At Hagerman
the material has arrived and excava-
ton viii commence today on S1G,-
600 dam across the Rio san Felix, TO
he owned by a coterie of farmers in
that vicinity
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RIVERS ARE
IN FLOODS

st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 1.-THE Miss
issippi river at st. Louis presented a
devastated appearance today. The riv-
er. gorged with ice, rose from 22 feet
"Wednesday night to 31.9 feet early
today and then the gorge broke. In
side of three hours the river fell more
than five feet. Boats on the river were
left high ana dry by the rapid fall and
the leNee was strcwn with wreckage
The property loss viii exceed two
hundred Thousand.
Tae immense ice gorge gave way
under the pressure of ice and water
from the Missouri river, but reports
indicate that the Mississippi river is
rising above St. Louis and the water
is already above the danger line.
The gorge at Alton, tweaty-three
miles north. broke this morning and
viii reach here during the day. Anoth
CT big gorge is forming at Alton, held
by the bridge.
Chica 90, Jan. 14.-One of the worst
train blockades in the history of the
city was reported by the railroads
today. The tie-up is so complete that
shipments of milk and coal are stalled
miles from here.
The telegraph companies are also
in bad shape. especially north and
south.
A fuel famine is imminent in Chica-
go. there being hundreds of cars in
the yards up to their axles and wheels
in slusn and should n freeze come
soHe of the cars would be frozen to
the tracks.
Kansas City, Mo, Jan. 14.-While
GOOD conditions in northern and cen
trail Kansas are improved today. the
rivers in the southern section are a
larmiagly high. a number of bridges
have been washed away. Arkansas
City is almost surrounded by water.
The Santa Fe and the st. Louis and
San Francisco bridges are threatened
hy ice. The Santa Fe main line in
Texas is blocked.
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CHARLEY WHITEMAN RE-
SIGNS FROM MILITIA.

Charles Whiteman, first lieutenant
III the New Mexico National Guard,
today sent his resignation to Cover
nor George Curry as commanding Of
icer of the Roswell Signal Corps and
asks that he he commissioned as an
unassigned officer in the territorial
service. He recommends that Fred
Wilson, second lieutenant. be placed
IN command of the Signal Corps. Lieu
tenant Whiteman in his letter to the
governor gives as his reason for re-
signing that he cannot make salts
factory arrangements to secure the
Arnory for drilling purposes.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Locai Report, Observation Taken az
600 a. r.)

Roswell. n. NJ, Jan. 14-Tempera-
ture '-MaX., 40; min., 3S, mean, A.
Precipitation, 0. Wind miles s. E.
Weather, cloudy.
Forecast fer Roswell and Vicinity.
Local Snow tonight or Saturday.
Warm.
Comparative Temperature Data.
Extremes this date last year.
Max, 10; min, %.
Extremes this date 16 years rec
ord Max, ~. 1907; min, Is. 1904.
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ty generally and deserves the respect
and confidence of every one who has
the health of the people at heart.
After the scientific program was
completed the members repaired in
a body to the Grand Central Hotel,
where the regular annual banquet was
spread. Ii is needless to say, all en-
'oyed the occasion hugely and only
took their departure when the clock
tolled the hour of midnight, each re-
grctting tnat the time would be so
long drawn out till the next regular
period of feast, joke and laughter.
Contributed
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MISS ODEM TO MARRY
MR.. GORMAN IN TEXAS.

dispatch to the Dallas News, sent
from Fort Worth Monday, states that
marriage license was issued at Fort
Worth, Monday to Joe German and
Miss Ila Odem. No further particulars
are known, hut since Miss Odem, of
this city, has been in the Dallas and
Fort WORTH country with her mother
all the present winter. it is taken that
IL is she that has secured the mar
riage license. She is the daughter of
c. f. Ode7n. an old timer in Roswell
who now has place across the Pecos
from Dexter.
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PATRONESSES FOR THE
GRAND CHARITY BALL

Patroncsses Tor Jne Charity Ball,
which is TO be given Friday night.
Gone week from tonight) nave been
selected as follows: Mesdames J. w.
Poe. chairman; f. l.. Bedell, r. \.
Cahoon, w. :. Prayer, Harry Jaffa.
Iohh w. Rhea, Stella Ritter, c. f
Mason. w. A. Johnson, John T. Nc
C.ure, J. W. Wilson. w. y. Baldwin,
f. II. Skipwith, ]. X. Bishop, Phil
Helmig. ]. p. Church, G.. l.. Wyllys. ].
A. Manning, c. NJ. Farnsworth and c.
r. Joyce.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY HOLDS
ITS ANNUAL BANQUET

The Chaves County Medical Socie-
y acid a regular meeting last night
at the office of DIR. c. +. Beeson. Many
interesting and instructive ca IS were
reported and discussed and two splen
did papers read ON subjects of great
interest, not only to the medical pro
fession, but also TO the health of the
community at large. This society is
doing a great good in the way of pre-
venting sickness in the city and coun-
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 14-Cattle
receipts, 1000. including 100 south
erns. Market steady. Native steers,
475G1-25: southern steers, 4.O0d 600;
southern cows, 2.7564.5O: native cows
and heifers. 2.6OG6 500: stockers and
feeders. 2.25I5.25: bulls. 3.40m 500;
calves, 1000 S.25; western steers. A.
30 a $50; western cows, 3.00G 800.
Hog receipts, 1000. Market ten to
nfteen cents higher. Bulk of sales,
S.45G $50; heavy, sos a SIS; packers
and butchers. s.506s.7O; light, s.1Od
$50: pigs, 7.65 d7.75.
Sheep receipts. 1000. Market strong.
Muttons. 4-5O1 5.S5; lambs, 7.OOGs.40;
fed western wethers and yearlings,
i.751 7.35: fed western ewes, 4.50q
$50.
Record Want Ads Result Bringers
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FRED MILLER BUYS INTER-
EST OF CHARLEY SHEPHERD

Fred Miller has resigned his posi-
tion with the Kemp Lumber Company,
his resignation to take effect Febru-
nry /, and has bought the interest of
Charley Shepherd in the Shepherd a
Company grocery store. ]. L. Gross
and Olin H. BeTnis will continue to
be in the store and Mr.. Miller will
assume the office work there after
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-14
Phones 65 and "A 216 North Main
PARSONS e. LAWRENCE
ReaI and Fire Insurance.
Notary Public

Notary Public.
SEE us AT ONCE.-We have a very
desirable piece of Main Street prop
erty for sale at a bargain if bought
witnia the next few weeks.
ALSO.-Sone choice resident lots
on East 5th. street at a low price.
CLOSE IN.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTl.
GATE THESE PROPOSITIONS.
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YOUR DOCTOR

USES EVERY EFFORT TO GIVE
you THE BEST SERVICE POSI-.
BILE WHEN he is CALLED. WE
DO THE SAME, AND EMPLOY 3
COLLEGE GRADUATES WHO ARE
REGISTERED DRUGGISTS.
TRY US WITH YOUR PREscRIP
TIoNs.
PECOS VALLEY DRUG co.
The Hsesa0 Store
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Notice to Our Customers.

You are hereby notified that after
February lst, 1910, interest will be
charged on all past due accounts
Pecos Valley Trading Co.-6O3 y. Va
6St2
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EOR SALE.

Set of office furniture, including l..
G. Smith typewriter, all practically
new. See them in Room IL Oklahoma
block. any afternoon. Phone 80 for
prices. 66t4
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Mrs. A. C. Cahoon, OF North Middle
boro. Mass. arrived last night from
Trinidad. Colo, for a visit with her
step-son. z. A. Cahoon.
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Mrs. j. 8. Williamson, of Captain,
who has been very i'll. is now much
improved and will come as soon as the
weather moderates for a visit with
her father. Mr.. Herbert, and other
relatives.
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Mrs. ]. L. Gibbany is Improving
nicely at Emporia. Kan, according to
letter received today. and Mr.. Glib
bany will return soon TO Roswell
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FOR TREES.
Fruit and shade in good assortment
call or write ]. s. Highsnita. Prop,
Artesia Nursery. Artesia N. NJ. 49t2O
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FOR RENT:-4-roon house, 500 ~.
q and ave.-Apply lis W. McGaffey
6St4"
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TICKETS TO NINE. SEMBRICH
CONCERT, JAN. PATH, ARE ON
SALE AT THE p. v. DRUG STORE.
PRICE $500.
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Record Want Ads. produce ssssss.