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speech of acceptance is ex.
pected To sound the KEYNOTE of the
campaign al will doubtless be of ma
ticnal interest. since he is looked up
on as a possible candidate for the
presidency two ear hence.
II is thought that Governor Harmon
and his lends will oppose the prop
osition of indorsing a candidate for
the United Senate in the convention.
William Jennings Bryan's demand
ON Harmon in the Conmoner thai lie
come out in the open and advocate
the nomination of a senatorial can
Gidate by the state convention, so the
people can be guided ia their votes in
November. is openly resented by Haf-
mons friei.ds. who say that he does
lot believe it good politics to nomi-
nate a senatorial candidate in the
state convention.
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MUSICAL PROGRAM FOR
MASONIC DEDICATION

Following is h musical program
that has been prepared for the dedi
cation of the Masonic Temple FRIDAY
evening:
Solo-~Open the Gates of the TEN
ple"-Knapp-Mrs. w. S. Murrell
Brother A. s. Trube. Flute, Brotnei
w. S. Murrell, Piano.
Dedication ceremonies in charge
of Most Worshipful Grand Mastel
Frank johnson, during which the Ded
ication Odes will be sung by Broth
ers G. s. williams, w. ]. Armstrong
Sam Jones. ]. c. Hamilton and w. !
Murrell.
Trio-"Potpourri" from Martha
Flotow.
Violin-Miss Eva Nelson.
Piano-Mrs. j. NJ. Nelson.
Flute-Brother 4. S. Trube.
Orations-Brother L. o. Fulle1
Brother William II. Pope.
Quartette-"Hear, Father, Heal
Our Prayer."-Theodore Bauer-MrS
NJ. Goslir. Mrs, Sidney Prayer, Mr.. ID
y. Pope, Mr.. George French; Organ
ist. Mr.. j. C. Troltman.
Friday evening, June "a. 1910. al
500 o'clock.
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and John d moi this city. were the
contestants and the affair was a
draw. there being 10 decision. a
large plate glass window in the buiIl-
ing was broken out, but h negroes
declare it to a been done as TN,
result of an accident and not on ac-
count of a rough house" There were
fourteen Carlsbad negroes here TO-
the celebration. They maintain tia!
the score of the Sunday base bal
game was only Is To 5 against them.
The game yesterday was called of on
account of the grounds being wet for
last nights meeting.
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MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS
IN STATE CONVENTION.

st. Paul. Mimi. hme 2i.--With
more than a Thousand delegates pres
ent. the Republican State convention
vas called to order here tais morn
ing and will nominate candidates fo-
governor and other state offices, -four
candidates for the supreme bench. and
indorse a candidate for the United
States senate enato Clapp will
doubtless receive the Endorsement of
the convention.
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Neqroes Have Big Time.

The .colored population was out e.
masse last night to the Emancipation
Day dance. supper and boxin O
test in the vacant building on Main
street. The boxing contest was about
the liyeliest thing of this kind Ros
we'll has ever seen, according to tx
pert opinion given by people VINO
were there. Tom Brown, OF Carlsbad
known as The Carlsbad WondeE
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Mr.. Willie NJ. Biffle. and Miss Dove
A. Moffeit were married his afternoon
at BIS by Judge j. T. Evans n
ceremony was performed at the home
of the bride on North Washington av-
The bride is "a resident of Ros-
well and the groom is a prominent
young business man of Knowles. h
couple will visit a few days in the
city before going TO Knowles where
they will make their home.
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HARMON WILL BE RENOMI-
MATED TODAY IN OHIO

Dayton, Ohio. June 2f--Gov. Har-
non and State Treasurer Dreamer.
who landed in Office as the result OF
the Democratic slide two years ago
will be r~enominated by the Democrat
ic state convention which met here
today for a session of two days. There
are spirited contests for nearly ali
the other Offices. Governor harmon ;
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A refined AID cultured young lady,
OF Texas, desires a position as pri
mary teacher in the pdblic schools at
Roswell. She has had experience. is
capable in every way, and mas he
best of recomnendations.-Address
Miss Odessa Otey. Huntsville, Tex. II
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To Boom immigration.

Jackson. Miss. June 21.-Represen-
tatives of commercial and industrial
organizations, railways, agricultural
societies and municipalities assemh-
led in the State House today at the
call of Governor Noel to launch q
statewide immigration movement.
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o. H. Miller, of Fort Davis, Texas,
who came here TO visit his cid friend,
c. IL. Dahhs, who is visiting lis par
ents in Roswell, has decided TO locate
having accepted a position as stenoe
rapher for the Joyce-Pruit Company
Mr.. Dabbs leaves Friday for his HONE
in Nett!eton, Miss, after spending
several days with his parents.
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Rustler Loveless rstrrned last
night from mis- long trip to Africa and
through Europe. The fac is that Rust
Ter took the same trip that Teddy
Roosevelt did but was a little mere
quiet about it, owing to his more
modest and transformations nature.
The chances are that Rustler killed
more game in Africa than Ted and
his whole party brought home.
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Warren Harlow has returned from
Denver, where he has been for the
past four months working as a press
man. He is back in Roswell to stay,
he says, for the Pecos Valley beats all
the country ne has seen.
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w. NJ. Atkinson and T. ID. White
were taken by auto Oh a trip of IN
spection yesterday to i Lake Ar
thur n Hagerman bridges over the
Pecos, which tney found in good con
dition. The a was driven by Mode
Rainbot-
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Arthup W. Bfkker. IT.. territprial
manager and adjuster in New Next
CO, Arizona and FL Paso county, Tex
as. for the Continental Casualty Cnm-
pany. left This morning for the lakes
of Wisconsin to spend three weeks
fishing and -recuperating.
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Mrs. Fl. +. Avery left this morning
Tor her home in Memphis, Tenn. AZ
ter spending two weeks in Roswell.
She came for the marriage OF her sis
ter. Miss Flora Torian, to G. ~.
Amis. She was accompanied home by
her nothsr. Mrs. F. L. Torian.
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DO you know that the Mo-ners' Club
was tie means of securing appro-
Pirate monthly lectures last year. for
the teachers and mothers@and are
ycu helping them to win the piano for
the new building?
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Phone lS2 4 Livery
for hack. buggies, cabs and saddle
horses. 3St26.

Miss Lena Woodruff returned last
night from Woolf Hall, Denver, where
she spent the winter She stopped in
Rock Ford. Colo, for a visit with
Mrs. Mary ]. Anderson on her way
home. having been there since the
close of sc.aOol.
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Bishop Kendrick left this morning
for Ft. Summer and Tucumcari, having
spent five or six days mere with the
lGcal congregation Of the Episcopal
faith.
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nc YOU know that the Mothers Club
Put new pictures in every Don in the
Central School building last year
and are you helping them to win the
piano for the new school building?
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Desirable modern lots close in. The
best 80 acre farm in the valley, all
in alfalfa, close to Roswell. shade and
water. Will exchange for sheep
Roswell Title & Trust Co. II
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no you know thai h Mothers Club
planted flowers and shrubs In the
Central School grounds last year
And are o aelping them win the
piano Tor the new school huilding9
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ALFALFA PASTURE. - OASIS
RANCH CO. S9tf. !
Three New Bucks Arrive.

The Roswell Automobile Company
yesterday received three new Bucks
from the factory. Two ara Model 10
ana are for Mesdames Joseph E. AMI
Jonn W. Rhea. The third is "a Model
r and is Dut in stock.
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Mr.. n Mrs. ]. T. Rowley have ar
rived from. the Buckeye Ranch, out
from Artes.a, and are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. [. Gross. They will
be here through the summer ard fall.
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Have you title examined now and
get a certificate. You tSen know il
you have a good title.-Roswell Title
& Trust Company.
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Camp cots.-Entorprise Hdw. Co. I

Miss Anne Worthinston, of Green
willie. Miss. has arrived for a visit
with his sister. Mrs. Lycurgus l..
Johnson, and will be here the remain
der of the summer.
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Woman's Home Companion and
McClure's Magazine $500 a year. may
be sent to different addresses and
either may be a new or renewal
Hattie l. Cobeaa, Agent. Phone 166.
S3t2.
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FOR SALE.-Desirable corner resid
ence lot in good section of city. Ad
dress &C. Record Office. Il
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Let. rs make you a pair of the best
SHOES or boots you ever put On your
feet. They will last three times as
long as any other kind.-Godager &
Woodland, 120 n. Main.
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Judge Knight. of Lake Arthur, was
here yesterday visiting Sanitary OF
ficer Ed Carmichael.
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FOR RENT:-One good outside room
to party wishing work. Inquire so
~. Richardson. est
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Cream Observation-Disclosures Hdv
Co. s3t
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Private funds for city laons. See J
B. Herbst. 3O3 Main St. Roswell. If
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Highest cash price PAID for poultry
8. Market. 20tf.
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Car Anderson left this morning for
Tacoma, Wash, where he will locate.
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Lawn mowers.-Enterprise Edw
Co. 93t2
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Gasoline stoves.-Enterprise Hdw
Co. 93t-
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FOR SALE:-Buggy Call at Palae
Livery. est
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Fishing tackle.-Enterprise Hdw.
Co. 93ta
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Picnic Wagon 122 w. End. st.
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Continued on Page 2, Column 8
on 2,
MISSING EUREKA YOUTH BELIEVED
TO HAVE BEEN MURDERED In CHICAGO
Especial Dispatch to The CoI1

EUREKA, Oct. f3.--working on the
theory that her II year old son, Frank
Parks, has met with foul play in Chi
1cago, and. perhaps murdered. Mrs. Bar
bara Parks of this city has sought the
aid of the police of San Francisco and
Chicago in an effort to locate the young
man. Thus far the search has been
futile and investigation only serves to
strengthen the belief that the young
man has been made away with.
Frank Parks left Rolling Dam, New
Brunswick, September 26, bound for
this city by way Of Chicago and San
Francisco. About week and half
ago Mrs. Parks received brief letter
written in a strange hand from Chi
cago announcing the safe arrival of her
son there. The letter, which contained
an urgent request for funds, was
signed Frank Parks" but bore little
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
MRS. McKIM WANTS TO KILL
A BEAR---JUST ONE WILL DO
Fair Divorce Says Her Heart Is Just Set on Tying
Hide of One Bruin to Her Belt
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

RENO, Oct. 13.-Mrs. Margaret Nc
Kim. recently divorced from DR.. Smith
Collins McKim Of New York. is going
bear hunting. The handsome divorcee
returned to this city last night ac
companied by the ever present Ray
Baker. Neither Baker or Mrs. McKim
would discuss the possibility of mar
riage, but Mrs. McKim would talk
about the hunting trip she has planned.
She intends first to go to New York to
see her mother then come back to Reno
with her father and then plunge into
the wilds of Plumas county after big
game.
She has her heart quite set on kill
ing a huge bear and she also stated
that she would try to bring down a
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/ l4IlMMIS< MAKES GENERAL DENIAL BUT
REFUSES TO DISCUSS WIFE'S. CHARGES
ISpecial Dispotch TO The Call

keep silent. however unJustly he may
be accused"
Friends of Lummis deny that his
present wife was the ssle inspiration
for the work which has made. him an
authority on the history of early
America.
The first Mrs. Lummis and her hus-
band were always great chums.' said
close friend OF the family tonight.
Before the second marriage he already
had become famous
AT that time he ranked high in the
literary world My understanding is
that Lummis' second wife was intro
duced to him by his first wife. and
that the three always have been the
best Of friends"
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PUBLIC GIVES
IN AID OF THE
HOMELESS TOTS
Great Interest Shown in Efforts
to Help Sisters Care for
Their Wards
Subscriptions Continue While
Plans Are Being Completed
for Benefits
Grand Opera at Garrick Theater
and Gaelic Ball Will Swell
the Fund

HE great heart of the public is
becoming more alive each day to
the need of the Sisters of Charity
and the orphan children who lost their
all in the fire last Sunday morning, and
in addition to the sums of money sent
in to The Call subscription fund daily,
several elaborate benefits are being
planned. Several of these are not quite
ready for announcement, but within
day or two The Call readers will learn
of other means by which they may give
generously of their substance and find
themselves cneerfully diverted as we'll
The sisters who fed from the burning
building into the dense fog found shell
ter at the Mount st. Joseph. infant asy-
lum at the foot of the hill, but there
the rooms were already crowded almost
to the limit. So as soon as permission
Continued on Page 3, Column
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S LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13.-Charles F.
Lummis, author, scientist and former
city library, made general denial to-
day of the allegations of his wife, VINO
is in San Francisco preparing to apply
for a divorce But Lumnis denial is
general and not specific. He positively
refuses to enter into any controversy
or discussion of the troubles that have
caused the separation. but intimates
that at some later time he may make
a formal statement.
Lummis held conference with his
attorneys this morning.
.I do not favor attacking a woman"
said Lummis tonight to Call corre-
spondent. and in a case like this it is
better. perhaps. too. for the man to
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
WHO'S DOODLE WIT?
CRY CLUB WOMEN
David Graham Phillips Must Ex-
plain SIurring Remark or
Be Sifted

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-In his book
entitled The Mans Story" David
Graham Phillips makes one of his
characters say: The. American woman
fancies she is growing away from the
American man. The truth is that while
she is sitting still playing with a lap
full of the artificial flowers of fake
culture like a poor doodlewit, the
American man is growing away from
her"
The federations Of women's clubs
have taken up the matter. and they in
tend TO sift Phillips neinous Charges
to the bottom.
The matter will be discussed at the
convention Of the federation Septem-
Der 2s.
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buoy or two. The party will be made
up of her father and some friends be-
sides herself and they intend to be
gone several weeks. -
IT love Reno" she said, and 1t is to
be my home. have my house here
and my friends and have no inten-
tion of selling my home. l shall al
ways live here except for trips may
take to New York. Reno is truly
home
She was willing to talk about her
trip to Japan and the good time she
had. but not mention of the reported
engagement. Bakers picture was still
on the mantle In a prominent place
and he has been constantly in her COM
pany since she returned. This morn
ing they had breakfast together.
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POWER COMPANY'S DAM
TO BE $50 FEET HIGH
$4,000 Horsepower Will Be De-
veIoped at Spokane

SPOKANE, Oct. 13.-The Washington
water power company has purchased
the property Of the Big Bend water
power company on the Spokane river,
the price being close to s25o.ooo. The
same purchaser has secured property
giving 1t the right TO build dam
which will back UP the water of the
river for distance OF 20 miles TO a
point about II miles west of this city.
The company is preparing TO build the
largest electrical plant on the Spokane
river, capable of developing $4,000
horsepower, with dam $50 feet high
built between natural sranite-walls 100
feet ln-hs1ght.
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resemblance to the signature of the
youth.
October 5 letter was received from
San Francisco written in hand that
in no way resembIed the writing ins the
letter from Chicago or the hand writ
ing of Frank Parks himself This let
ter also was very brief. simply stating
that the supposed Frank Parks was
stopping at the Winchester hotel In
San francisco and also urgently re-
questing that additional funds be sent.
The handwriting in many ways ap-
peared to be that of a woman.
Since that time no trace of Frank
Parks has been discovered.
The fact that the letters contained
requests for money is regarded as Pc
culiar. inasmuch as Frank Parks was
known to have ample funds for the
journey when he left New Brunswick.
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JAPAN KEEPS UP
WAR on FORMOSANS
Hostile Tribes Are Using $4,000
Rifles in Campaign

VICTORIA, p. c., Oct. 1S.-Lieutenant
General Koizumi, who commanded the
japanese forces in the Formosan cam
psIEn against the natives. has returned
TO Japan. He says that the Japanese
soldiers are now engaged in making
wire entanglements. with strings of
blockhouses. pushing forward their
line.
The Gaogan tribe is giving the most
resistance, the japanese losses against
them being 200 killed.
The Formosans. against whom the
campaign is progressing. nine tribes.
number about 10000, and they have
about 25,00o rifles.
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FORMER SANTA CLARA
COUPLE TO BE MARRIED
[Spseial Dispatch TO The Call

SANTA CLARA, Oct. 1s.-The en-
gagement has been announced of Miss
Clara Waddock OF Lebanon, Ore, and
DR. z. Gandee Of Tacoma. The wedding
will take place October 20. Miss Wad-
dock is well known in Santa Clara and
Santa Cruz counties, where she for
neriy resided. DR.. Gandee is q promis-
ing young physician of Tacoma, and
was formerly a student at Santa Clara
college. They~wiH live in Tacoma,
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
FRIEND, OF. BALLENGERs Is
WANTED ON FRAUD CHARGE
Manager Of Redeemable Investment Company Arrested
sis. And President Sought by Federal Authorities

BOSTON, oct.1 13-Federal authori-
ties visited the Office of the Redeemable
investment company, at s5 Devonshire
street, today, and came away with
Manager Charles H Brook, the books
of the company and several thousand
dollars in csh, all taken under a war
rant charging the company with the
use of the mails in a scheme to de-
fraud.
Policemen tonight were hunting for
Rev. Norman Plass, president of the
company, who has the alleged indorse-
ment as an individual of Secretary of
the Interior Bal1inger, the late Asso-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
INVENTS WIRELESS PHONE
TO TALK ACROSS OCEAN TO- EUROPE
Especial Dispatch to The CALI

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-Prof. Earle L.
ovington. who is performing interest
ing electrical experiments at the cleo
trical show in Madison square garden,
declares that he has at last found the
instrument which when properly de-
veloped will establish telephonic
communication between America and
Europe.
Professor Ovington displayed.an ap-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

paratus which, in a limited degree. IL
illustrates the method by which he hopes
to arrive at the achievement. 1t is
a wireless telephone in design and
principle.
A pubic demonstration. in. which the
professor has promised to perform some
feats that will make beholders and
hearers wonder, will be given Saturday
afternoon.
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ciate Justice Brewer of the United
States supreme court. Senator Curtis of
Kansas and several local Congrega-
tional ministers.
The Redeemable investment compan
was organized three years ago as a
holding company with a capital of
s10,0oO,ooo. Circulars found in the
office say that. the, company promotes
only those properties of which it is
the owner or of which it has control,
and that the stock is not listed as the
.company's redemption fund furnished a
market for the stock on demand at a
price not less than the price paid the