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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-20
MRS. CLAY DISMISSED sY


The preliminary bearing OF Mrs.
Mary c. Clay on the charge of giving
bogus papers to Mrs Cora /. .Pome-oy,
the justice court of A. J. Welter this
morning and part of this afternoon
and resulted in the dismissal of Mrs.
Clay. The case opened at ten O'Clock
and all tae morning session was TAX
en- up in hearing the evidence of the
complainant and In reading the docu.
merits she offered in evidence Her
testimonv. both verbal or documen
tary. was in substance the same as
given In yesterdays Record. Several
other witnesses were put on the
stand including Mrs. Clay and the
defense was that ii was not shown
that the note and mortgage given by
Mrs. Clay to Mrs. PoDeroy in set
Element of her claim were bogus. IL
win he remembered that the note and
mortgage were for the sum of 1,500.
given as a settlement of Mrs. Pomer-
oy's claim that Mrs. Clay had allen
ated uha affections of Mrs. Pomeroy's
husband. Both the women were on
the stand. Mr.. Pomeroy was not pres
ent. He is said ID be in Colorado.
The case will not be dropped here,
however. as Mrs. Clay, through her
attorneys. Gatewood & Graves and o
o. Askren, have filed an injunction
suit in district court to prevent the
collection of the note and mortgage,
which, they claim, were given thru
intinidation Judge Sutton Is now
representing Mrs. Pomeroy and was
in charge of the prosecution today.
o. O. Askren represented Mrs. Clay
in court today.
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LAW AGAINST DIscRIMINA-
TION VALID IN MINNESOTA

st. Paul. Mimi. May 20.-The state
supreme court TODAY declared valid
the state law forbidding discri-nina-
tion In the charges of commodities
sold throughout the state. The decis-
ion came On appeal from the Ramsey
county court in sustaining the ceznIr-
rers of the Standard oil Company to
the complaint of the State of Mime
sofa, in which II was charged that the
company charged discriminating pric-
es where IL had no competition. The
case will now be tried on its facts and
an injunction asked for.
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Sc II.
BRYAN SPEAKS BEFORE
THE PEACE CONFERENCE

Lake Mohonk N. Y, May 2O.-Wil.
liam J. Bryan arrived here today and
presented mis- ideas on peace methods
to the conference on international ar
bitration.
Our nation is in a better position
than any other to test the power OF
an example In leading nations into
the paths Of peace" he said.
The conference adopted resolutions
Sympathetic with the proposed church
worlds peace league and providing
for a committee to cooperate in a Gel
ebration of a century's peace with
Canada in 1914.
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BURIAL OF
EDWARDvII

London, England May 20.-The
body of King Edward VII was carried
through tile streets of London today
in the presence of many hundreds of
thousands of his subjects and with
the kings of nine European nations,
several future rulers, members of
all the royal families of the world,
and a former president of the United
States following the casket.
From Westminster Hall to Padding
ton station the cortege moved tara
solid double lines of relocated sold
iers, standing with rifles reversed and
regfnental colors dipped to the
ground. At the railway station the
casket was placed In a funeral car
and taken to Windsor where, after
the Church of England service had
been conducted Ivy the Archbishop OF
Canterbury in st. Georges chapel, II
vas entombed in the Albert Memor'
Ial chapel adjoining.
No spch spectacle has been wit
messed in London since Queen Vic
toria's jubilee. The parade included
many of the greatest men of the king
dom, with representatives of all arms
of the service and delegations from
most of the famous regiments OF the
empire and representative groups of
foreign armies and navies.
Behind the casket or which rested
the imperial symbols. followed the
late Kings charger, while his favor
ite terrier was led by Highland sol
dier.
Just before the imperial ensign
IN m
and several other members OF royalty.
who wore the uniforms of British gen
erals.
No parsonage in tle parade at
tracted more attention than did Theo
dore Roosevelt. whose civilian clothes
contrasted curioIsly with the Silded
state coach. with its wigged and silk
stockinged flunkeys, within which he
rode The representatives of the two
great republics. the United States and
France. were given position at the
rear of all royalties and the prince
of the pettiest OF European states
Their carriages were the last in the
hne of representatives of foreign
governments.
II Is doubtful II so many people
were ever before in London. All the
Mail, in st. James street and Hyde
Park the throng almost overwhelmed
the procession. TLe police and sold
iers had to fight to prevent their lines
from being swept. In the crush there
were many broken limbs and other
injuries. Hundreds of persons faint
ed, especially women, who had been
standing for hours before the process
sion passed.
The services at st. Georges church
were deeply impressive. AS the min
ute guns boomed and the bells to.led
the casket was borne on the should
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City. Mo, May 20.-Cattle
receipts. 1000. including 300 south
erns. Market steady. Native steers.
5.75G $50: southern steers, 4.90@
$50: southern COWS. 3.25d5.75: ma
tive cows and heifers, 3.5O07.35;
stockers and feeders, 4.OOG6.20: bulls
4.25N36.50; calves 3.75G7.5O; western
steers, 5.759s.0O; western cows. A.
25G6.50.
Hog receipts, 5000. Market weak
to cents lower Bulk of sales, $50
G9.50; heavy, 9.4569.55: packers and
butchers. 9.4069.5O; light. 9.30D9.4O:
pigs, S.90M9.1O.
Sheep receipts. 900. Market stea
DIV. Muttons. 4.25@6.75: lambs, 1850
$50: FED western wethers and yearl
inrs. t.75d- rs: fed western ewes. 4.
25M6.25.
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Notice Of stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given, that there
will be a meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of The Roswell Cement and Plas-
ter Company, at the Company's office
Room No. 4, Ramona Block, Main
Street, Roswell, New Mexico. at ten
O'Clock, "A NJ. May 90. 1910. for the
purpose of considering and acting up
on a proposition of G. w. Bayliss, for
the purchase of the plant and proper
ty of said company.
All stockholders are notified to be
present, either in person or by proxy
at said meeting. All proxies must be
in writing and filed with the Secreta
ry on or before the hour fixed for
the meeting of said stockholders.
F. c. SMITH,
Sc II. Secretary
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aloud, And the saints in heaven for
bearing, and yet forb idding me not to
forfear.'
I'VE will admit that although the great
still tread down the little. and the
strong heat down the weak, that the
cruel are at last becoming afraid OF
public opinion. that kind men are
more daring in tAeir schemes of allie
Walton than they used to be, that
wise men are at last learning to re-
ssard human sympathy as one source
ri wisdom, and in that sense, at least,
are more solicitous. We do not ven
ture to say whether or not the saints
in heaven forbear, hut we are very
certain that no saint upon earth could
forbear in the presence of contempo-
ranecus social ald industrial condi-
lions, and whether saint or sinner, we
all know that the conditions can only
he made more righteous. and more
hunaa by the increasing devotion OF
corntless generations of men.
The English economists and phi
la:thropists have started crusade
against the destitution: the most in
trepid of revolutionists are those who
have been stung into revolt by the
poverty and degradation of Russia's
peasants; the social democrats of
Germany are three and a half million
7aen, vowed to the destruction of pow
erty.' What part SHALL American take
in this International crusade of the
compassionate. In this standing army
of hu-nanity's self pity suddenly mo-
filiZed for new conquest"
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WILL TRY TO PREVENT
THE PIG FIGHT IN FRISCO.

San Francisco, May 19.-That \
deterrniEed EFFORT will b. made to
prevent the holding of the Jeffries-
Johnson fight in San Francisco was
apparent today when a delegation of
the local church federation accom-
panied bv an attorney, called on dis
trict attorney Pickett and demanded
that he take action to stop the pro-
posed bout. AIR. Pickett told the dele
cation that tomorrow ne would rem
Ger a definite decision as to the Legal
ity of the proposed championship bat
tie.
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THE BALLINGER-PINcH
TESTIMONY Is ALL IN NOW

Washington May 20.-The de-
fense in the Bailinger-Pinch>t inves.
tigatlon rested this morning without
the calling of any further witnesses
Attorney Brandeis at once began
the examination of witnesses in re-
buttal. 1t is probable the hearings
Will come TO a conclusion this after
noon-
The submission of evidence ended
at 1910.
The arguments will be given next
Friday and Saturday. Five hours viii
be given to each side and within fif
teen days following each side will
ile letter
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PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY
DISCUSSES DIVORCES.

Atlantic City, N. J., May 20.-Elder
Charles H. Thompson, of Minneapolis.
treasurer of the National Presbyterian
Brotherhood. was today named vice
moderator of the general assembly.
The question of the attitude of the
Presbyterian church on marriage and
divorce, was formally turned over to
the federal council of churches. The
discussion was halted by officials
who stated their belief that the nat
ter of divorce should be taken out of
the assecnely's discussions,
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the very best sermons that he has
yet presented to the congregation and
certainly no one could help feeling
that it was good for him to have been
there. He took for ais text Jona 3 I6
and In a very clear and effective man.
ner explained the meeting of -:lis
great nan a7d ruler and member Of
the Jewish sanheddrin. Nicode mus
with the Lord Jesus Christ when ne
crept up the stairs to call uron The
latter by night and well may We won
der If this story OF Nicodemls does
not very closely At the case of some
of on,r representative business mea In
Roswell.
Cne of the prettiest and most effec
tive meetings yet held was the short
service at the Roswell Hardware Co.
yesterday afternoon at lis there he
ing more than one hundred nen pres
ent. M Sellers sang and ii, went
away pleased. so much so that we feel
the Success of these meetings: is as
sured, and there will be services
again TODAY at this piece at /. rs also
Saturday az the sare hour a1d ali
men are urged to attend.
Before the close OF the service last
evening several manifested an inter
est iiI the meetings by asking the
prayers of Gods people for their sal
walton a1d we hope to see many moro
tonight.
Promptly at 7.45 this evening Mr..
Sellers will begin drilling TIE choir
on some new songs. II IS wonderful
to see how this large chorus choir
takes hold of the new songs under the
leadership of this great si1ge- NJ ma
,tional and International reputation,
and all who can will do we'll tn come
a little carly and take advantage of
this drill.
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THE BAPTIST REVIVAL CON-
TINUES WITH MUCH INTEREST

The larg" auditorium Of the First
Baptist church was well illed again on
last evening. Mr. Sellers, the singer,
began drilling the large chorus choir
at 7:45 aud a great many people were
in their places at this time to take ad.
vantage of the opportunity afforded t.
hear this great musician waich is in
deed a rare opportunity for the peo
pie of Roswell
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cotton leak scandal of 1908, cannot
be prosecuted in the District of ColuTn-
bit, according to a ruling of the Su-
preuIe Court of the District. Prices
plea that government employees were
members OF the grand j,iry which in
dicted him, was sustained.
Price faces similar charge in New
York and he may have TO stand trial
there.
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CAN SEE HALLEYS COMET
IN THE WEST TONlCH

Carnegie Observatory, Calf. May
20.-virtually all of the tail of Hal
ley's comet has passed into the even
ing sky. What little remained above
the eastern horizon this morning will
have disappeared in the next twenty
four hours. If the atmosphere Is clear
this evening the head of the comet
will be easily visible to the naked eye
soon after sundown
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
fLocaI Report, Observation Taken q
500 a. MI

Roswell. y. NJ, May 2c.-1 enirers -
ture, max. Sc: min. 6s: mean ~. pre-
cipitation. 0: wind. dir. w. veloc 10;
weather. clear.
Comparative temperature data ex-
trennes this date last year, max. .9;
min. So; extremes tais date Is years.
record. NAV. 95. 1896: min. f5 1902.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Generally fair tonight and Saturday
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PITTsBURGs COUNCILS PRES
lDENT GUILTY OF GRATING

Pittsburg. Pa, May 2O.-Dr. F. C.
Blessing, president of the common
council, was today found guilty OF a
conspiracy and bribery in connection
With the recent graft exposures. The
jury recommended extreme lenien-
cy."
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TWO BARGAINS,

A modern cottage close in and neal
the Central School.
A well improved farm four miles
south OF the city at a sacrifice.
PARSONS a LAWRENCE.
Fire Insurance, Real Estate, Loans.
Accountants. Notary.
Agents
Kansas City Life.
Phone 65 215 North Main St
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STEAMER BURNS AT SEA;
ALL ON BOARD ESCAPED.

San Francisco, Nav 19.-The steam
er J. Marhoffer a wooden screw steam
ct of six hundred tons, which left
San Francisco for Portland on May
II, has been burned at sea twenty
miles north of Newport, Oregon The
nineteen persons on board, including
the captain ard iais wife, were safely
larded near Newport The boat carried
no passengers.
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We want every lady In the city or
Roswell and ladies from the country,
roo, to call at our store IN Saturday
and receive a lovely Cape Jessa-
mine. e."-Kiplines.
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We want every lady in the city of
Roswell and ladies from the country.
too, to call at our store on Saturday
and receive a lovely Cape Jessa-
mine."-Kiplings.
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Notice.

The undersigned hereby advises
The public that they have purchased
the Lea Lake and that no fishing will
De allowed.
LEA LAKE CLUB,
e5t5. r. L. Malone, Secy
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FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply 3O3
". Penn. 65tf
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THE COTTON KING" CAN
NOT BE PROSECUTED.
Washington, Nav 20.-Theodore H.
Price. the New York Cotton King"
indicted here in connection with the
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The Wool Market

st. Louis. Mo-. May 20.-Woo1 un
changed. Territory and western med
i,mns. 1908; fine mediums. 1000:
fine. 12@15.
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e5t5.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-13
FIRST DONATION
TO THE bROWARD
MEM0R|ALFUN
j. P. COUCH, REAL ESTATE DEAL
Err, LEADS IN RESPONSE TO ME-
TRoPoLls' MONUMENT Plea
MAKES GOOD SUGGESTION.

Throughout both city and state the
editorial suggestion of The Metropolis
relative to tn eerectiOn of monument
to the memory of Senator elect Napo-
leon B. Broward has met with many
favorable expressions, and indications
are that strong movement will be
inaugurated to secure all funds nee
essary for erecting an adequate me-
mortal, says the Jacksonville Metropo-
lis.
The dead statesman was known and
honored in every county, city and
hamlet in Florida, and even his
strongest political opponents held him
in the highest degree of esteem Hun
dreds will gladly contribute to this
worthy cause, and The Metropolis will
gladly receive contributions until
some more definite plan is arranged
for securing and handling the funds
The First Contribution.
The Metropolis today received the
first contribution of $500 from J .
P Couch, the well-known real estate
dealer, who pays the following tribute
to!the memory of Captain Broward:
Jacksonville. Fla. Oct. 10, 1910.
Editor Metropolis. City:
My Dear Sir-I know of no cause
or movement that should strike a
more responsive chord than the sug-
aestion appearing editOrialiy IN your
paper Thursday afternoon that a
monument be erected in Jacksonville
in honor Of our Ex-Governor and Sena-
torial nominee, Napoleon Bonaparte
Broward, whose recent death. in my
humble judgment, is one of the most
distinct and irreparable losses that
Florida has ever sustained.
IN response to your appeal for help
from the many thousands Of faithful
loyal and patriotic friends of our dis.
tinguished son and statesman, moth,
ing affords me greater or more pro
found pleasure than to hand you here
with my personal check for $500, to
be used in any manner, shape or form
toward the erection of this proposed
suitable monument to our distinguish.
ed dead.
Dollar Contributions.
This appeal for help should Strike
home to the hearts of every loving
and patriotic citizen Of Florida and
by each and every one giving S1.00
sufficient fund could soon be realized
and an imperishable monument OF
herioc size could be erected, which
would be the most fitting and lasting
tribute to one of the greatest, nobles1
and patriotic men that Florida ever
produced
by their fruit We shall know them,
hence. let us cultivate a true spirit OF
patriotism for our great men, espe
cially for those who have run tbs
| race, fought the fight. and kept the
faith and as one writer said:
His life on earth was good and true
He greeted every one he knew,
: And gave TO them the hand of a mar
Napoleon Broward could command.
You may publish this letter if vol
| see fit to do SO.
VERY respectfully yours.
| y. P. COUCH.
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Beware of Ointrnents for Ca
tarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering it through the mu-
cous surfaces Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from re-
do is ten fold to the good you can DOS
sibly derive from them. Halls Catarh
Cure. manufactured by F.. J Cheney a.
is taken internally. acting directly upon
the blood and mucous SUBJECTS Of the sys-
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
internally and made in Toledo, Ohio. by
F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free
Sold by ruggists. Price, 75c per bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa.
ton.
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CONSTRUCTING
LEVY RAILROAD
WILL OPEN UP MOST FERTILE
SECTION OF STATE-cUMMER
COMPANY ACTIVE-WlLL SOON
BEGIN TO CUT AND MOVE TIM
Der.

Several who have visited the west.
ern end of Levy county report that
the work of grading for the new rail
road from Trenton has been complet-
ed as far as Cummer's still, and that
the people residing along the right
OF way are rejoicing as a result of
the prospects of an early realization
of transportation facilities, SAYS a
special from Bronson The grading
AS well as the material being used
in the construction Of the new rail
road is of very substantial charac-
ter, giving rise to the opinion that the
enterprise will be permanent The
railroad will traverse the vast Cum
mer tract of timber, and will open I'D
and materially aid to develop one of
the most fertile regions of the PENN
sular. 1t is learned, upon good au.
thority, that the GUNNER Lumber
Company will soon begin cutting and
hauling their timber to Jacksonville
for manufacture into lumber Very
little of this timber has been turpen-
tined, which fact makes it all the
more valuable as lumber.
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Sore Feet? Never After Using TIZ-
Goodbye sore feet, aching feet, swollen
feet. sweaty feet. smelling feet, tired feet.
Good bye corns, callouses and bunions
and raw spots.
You've never tried anything like TIZ
before for your feet. 1t IS different from
anything ever before sold.
1t acts at once and makes the feet feel
remarkably fresh and re-proof.
T1Z is not a powder. Powders and
other foot remedies clog up the pores. T1Z
draws out all poisonous exudations which
bring on soreness Of the feet and is the
only remedy that does. TIZ cleans out
every pore and glorifies the feet-your
feet.
You'll never limp again or draw UP your
face in pain and you'll forget about your
corns. bunions and callouses. You'll feel
like new person.
If you don't find all this true after try
ing box of T1Z, you can get your money
right back.
TIZ for sale at all druggists at % cents
| per box, or it will be sent you direct il
! you wish. from Walter Luther Dodge &
Co., Chicago, Ill. Recommended and sold
| by The Crystal Pharmacy.
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1t may be asked if Spain and the
vatican will not be pretty apt to come
to terms at once now that things in
Portugal are in their present shape
Should Portugal succeed in making the
republic stick, Spain will be between
two republics in both of which there
is complete separation of church and
state. 1t will be to the common in
terest Of Spain and the church to
patch up their differences.
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Let everybody get to work.

The national debt of Portugal is
$500. 000. 900. and her population is less
than 100000. Eighty per cent Of that
population can neither read nor write.
The national debt of Spain is $1,000.
000.0 900. SPANS population is about
$4,000, 900 and seventy-fve per cent of
Il Is illiterate. In both of these coun-
tries debts and taxes have continued
TO grow while the material and moral
welfare Of the populace suffers stagna.
ton. Under these conditions it is not
TO be wondered at that the revolu-
tionists of Portugal are trying to
throw off the yoke and If Spain follows
suit. 1t will be the logical thing to ex.
pect. Because the republicans in Por.
tusal are OVERRIDING the thing is no in
dication that affairs win not eventually
right themselves. II Alphonso of Spain
is the wise little boy he is credited
with being he will advocate now, pawn
his crown and go to England and live
with his wife's kin folks.
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Whe the Colonel was up in Virginia
few days ago trying to stem the tide
in the ninth district against that stand
pat republican, Bascom Slemp, we
wonder if he repeated the remark he
recently made that the country owed
a great debt of gratitude to John
Brown. There are not many native
born white skinned Virginians. no
matter what political party they are
affiliated with, but who believe that
the nation owes Virginia a debt of
gratitude for getting rid Of John Brown
at the end of a rope.