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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-20
Personal.

PERSONAL.
The supreme court OF New Jersey
has refused to free Porter Charlton
who killed his wife in Italy but has
turned him over to the federal authori-
ties.
The Roy. J. NJ. Mason, former pastor
OF the First Methodist church at lola,
Kan, was found guilty by a court OF
the South Kansas Methodist confer
encc Of ~falschOOd on three cOun
Thomas G. Crcnshaw, ~ years old,
travelling salesman, Of Lexington, Mo,
Vas found dead OF Union Pacific pas
scnEcr train as it stopped at the Arm.
strong depot in Kansas City, Kan. Mr..
G%rcnshaw boarded the train at To-
p"ka, and soon fell asleep in the chair
car.
Senator Dolliv"r Is improving but
his condition Will Catls" him to
abandon his plans for making cam
paign speeches.
W. Il. Stanley cX governor OF Kansas
died at his home at Wichita OF hard.
cning OF the artcri"s from which he
has suffered for four years.
A. l.. Welsh, In Il Wright blplanc,
made a new cduranc" record for
America of 3 hours II minutes and 81
seconds at st. Louis. The previous
record, made by Ralph tombstone at
Asbury Park, y. j, vas 3 hours g
minutes and 40 seconds.
An automobile has started from
from New York for San Francisco in
which the president Of the Automobile
Touring Club OF America will take
observations to aid the aviatOrs who
later will attempt the cross continent
flight for the $4,000 prize.
Chief Justice Robert w. Steele, OF
the Colorado supreme court died as a
result of a stroke OF apoplcxy, suffered
three weeks ago.
John Kennish OF Kansas City was
nominated for the Missouri supreme
court judgeship made vacant by the
death OF James ID. Fox the Republican
state committee.
Eugene Ely has abandoned his race
from Chicago to New York. After
three days trial he only got 20 miles
Col. Roosevelt In his speech at 10
Springs. Ark, spoke at length of the
honest man and OF civic purity. II,
also advocated government aid II
draining the swap lands OF the South
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-20
HAMILTON WANTS THAT $4,000
tempting the Flight From Los
Angeles to New York.

New York. y. Y~.-Charles X. Nam.
!lton, the daring American aviator
who flew from New York to phila'
delphia and return has announced
that he will make the attempt to fly
from Los Angeles to New York across
the American continent for the $780,.
900 prize.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-20
Many Children Poorly Fed.

One out OF every three children who
attend school in Kansas City begins
It's days work hungry. according to
the report OF the truancy officers made
to the superintendent OF city schools,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-20
Hotel Proprietor 45 Years.

II. 4. Fay, a veteran of the civll war
and for A. years a hotel proprietor in
Springfield, died from career of the
stomach. aged 50 years. lie VAS born
in Vermont and served in Company A.,
Iowa volunteers, during the war.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-20
Chinese Furnish the Hair.

Seattle, Observation-Disclosures hun.
dred pounds OF Chinese hair arrived
In Seattle during September to be
bleached and made into switches and
rats" for American women
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-20
Foreiur Affairs.

Russia has appropriated nearly ST.
600 600 for a complete army acroplane
equipment, the largest sum expended
for the purpose by any government.
AS a result of the strong measures
put in force by the French govern
ment the railway strike situation CON
tinues to improve. With the exception
of the western road the traffic condi-
lions were greatly improved.
The first anniversary OF the execu-
ton OF PROT. Francisco Ferrer, the
founder Of tho modern schools, passed
at Barcelona without incident. The
city was a yerltable armed camp.
Large corps Of police and civil guards
patrolled the streets.
The provisional government has re-
cely,d a telegram from President
Comtcssc OF Switzerland announcing
that governments recognition OF the
Portuguese republic.
Although Lisbon remains under
martial. law. pending a reorganization
OF the administration, the soldiers
have been Withdrawn gradually from
the streets. Hardly any we're TO be
seer. The people have resumed their
business occupations.
The employees Of the Northern
France railway have suddenly struck
and the whole system Is at a stand.
still. The order to strike vas Issued
late at night after a meeting OF the
railway mems committee and at mid
night the staff stopped work without
giving and warning.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-20

When a girl marrics for money the
devil is usually the best nan al the
wedding.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-20

Considering what most people are
willing to do for money it's a wonder
there are not more millionaires.
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HEARING on Primary Bills.

Albany, N. Y, April 5.-A hearing
on he various primary bills was held
today before the Assembly Judiciary
Committee, and was characterized by
a rally of the supporters of the direct
nominations measure introduced By
Senator Hinlnan and Assemblyman
Green, and favored by Gov. Hughes.
Now that the Aids investigation is
over. primary reform nas again come
to the front, and the direct nocnina-
ions bill has been selected as the
paramount ssue by the supporters Of
Gov. Hughes.
After today's hearing all the in
iiuence of the Executive and his ad
herents will be exerted to force a fav-
orable report. Should tnis be de-
MED by the anti-Huehes combination,
the Governors spokesman will carry
the struggle to the floor and then
nave determined finally whether the
big boss on the econd floor Of the
capital or the bosslets dominate the
party and the Legislature.
The Governors plan Of campaign.
as outlined on high authority, will be
the same he inaugurated wnen ne be-
gan mis- appeals to the people" early
in his administration, accompanied
by periodical messages to the legisla-
ture. insisting upon speedy action.
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FIVE FIGHTS AND NEAR
KILLING AT QUESTA.

Virsylvia, N. NJ, April 1.-Yester-
day was a HILARIOUS old day for the
town Of Questa. the hilarity eananat-
ing chiefly from the saloon of nj
cisco Martinez. There are unconfirm
ed rumors about the ingredients of
the Martinez brand of whiskey, but 1t
certainly. in any case. a its effect
Five fights occurred among the i'm
bibers during the afternoon and fin
ally Martinez, as the grand finale, hit
Juan Herrera over the e with the
butt n of a heavy loaded billiard
cue breaking ii in W places and
sending HERRERA to dreamland for tho
rest Of j afternoon. The attending
physician discovered a fractured
skuh and after an operation it is be-
lieved hat Herrera is now assured
of recovery. Martinez is the father
of Pooler Martinez, who is now under
ond on a charge of criminal assault
After a hearing today Martinez was
held to the grand jury.
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Grangeville. Id. April 5.-When the
clock strikes twelve tonight the re-
manning two alOon of this place
will close their doors forever, and the
fame of Grangeville as a real bad
mans town will be gone. Until last
year, Grangeyille was the largest
town in the United States without a
railroad, and it was also one of the
widest ope1." The railway brought
morality and sobriety in its wake and
many of the saloons quit business.
The local option law, effective tonight
puts the last of the saloons, which
have been a mark of the place ever
since it first came into existence, OUT
of commission. With the passing of
the old regime goes much of the pic
turesqueness that in the past marked
the town as one apart from the other
communities of North Idaho, and with
this changing of conditions the place
in former years.
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ranks. There is some criticism of
Roosevelt in Roman Protes-
tan circles. 1t is said TIA the FORM
er president was so keen about an
audience that he applied for it him
self.
The arrangements for the reception
were made by the Vatican authorities
on condition that Col. Roosevelt does
not lecture before the American
Methodist church wlile in Rome.
When Edward Spencer, director of
the Methodist College wrote to Col.
Roosevelt in December, 1908, and ask
ed the then President Of the United
States to address the students of the
college while here, Col. Roosevelt re-
piled that ne would be unable to give
an address of any kind while in Rome
and declined to make any aS>>slge-
ments in advance.
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IMPORTANT ELECTION IN
CITY OF CHICAGO TO-DAY

Chicago. April 5.-One of the most
important elections in the history of
the city of Chicago is being held TO-
day. Aldermen will be elected who
will regulate prices of gas and tele-
phone service and the construction
of a passenger subway. The reform
organization is putting forth every ef-
fort to defeat the so-called Gray
Wolves. More than two iundred
cities and towns in Illinois outside
a city of Chicago are voting on 10
cal option.
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Teddy Calls on Pope.

Rome, April 5.-Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt, his twife md children
were received in audience at the Va
tican today by Pope Plus X. Altho
the interview was characterized by
the indispensable pomp and ceremo-
ny which surrounds a head of the
Church of Rome, his holiness gave
evidence of the warm simplicity of
his nature by mis- democratic attitude
in greeting the famous visitor.
BY calling on the Holy Father the
former President has alienated the
Methodists of Rome, who had hoped
that ne would forego the interview
with the Pope 10 address their socie-
ty, as did former Vice-President Fair
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Chicago Election Tame.

Chicago, April 5.-With the wet
and dry" issue, which had convuls-
ed Chicago during the early part of
the campaign dropped from the bal
lot, the interest in today.s alder
manic election has greatly subsidized.
Now that the fate of the saloons is
not to be decided today. the voters
have suffered a revulsion of feeling.
and the political frenzy wlica had
promised to make today's vote a rec
ord breaker has relapsed into the
mildest sort of interest. The anti-sa-
loon forces say that their failure to
get the issue before the people today
is not to be taken as final, but that
the campaign will be kept up until
the people nave a chance to register
their opinion on the liquor question.
The registration lists show 433 1888
persons on the rolls who are entitled
to vote in today's election. 1t is Ger
tain that the vote cast will fall far
short of this ~stupendous figure, waich
was due in large part to the interest
in h local option struggle.
The registration figures establish
a new high water mark for Chicago,
exceeding the highest previous regis
tration of 1908 by nearly 5000. The
registration after travision in 1905,
the presidential year. was 400. ADJ.
The increase in the eligible voting
strength OF Chicago in two a by
SO large a figure as $4,000 gives some
indication of the big growth IN the
city's population. While a portion of
this new registration is due to the
wet" and dry" fight. the figures are
taken as a fairly criterion
of rapid growth of Chicago.
The failure of the dries" to get
the liquor question on the ballot to-
day only followed a campaign in
which a majority of the men. ONE
and children of the city had partici-
pated, and in which thousands of dol
lars had been spent. h liquor in
terests spent vast sums in fighting
the local optionists, the campaign in
Guiding the use of large space in all
the newspapers of the city. II was
asserted that if Chicago became dry"
the city would be bankrupted, the n
nual loss in saloon taxes alone being
estimated at eight millions.
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Kansas City Market Reports.

Kansas City April 5.-Cattle $500
including 200 southerns, steady; ma
tive teers 6 a $40; Southern steers,
$50 a 8: Southern cows. $50 a $50:
native cows and heifers, $50 a q;
stockers and feeders ABS a CTS;
bulls, 375 & 6: calves 4.25 a S.75;
western steers SIS q 8; western
COWS, 4 a 6.25.
Hogs, 1000 i've to ten cents lower;
buik 1885 a 1880; heavy 1850 a
1865: packers and butchers 10.45 a
1866; light 1920 a 1880; pigs 9.25
a 9.75.
Sheep. 1000 weak. nuttons 7.50 q
SIS; lambs $50 a 9.65: fed wetners
and yearlinss 2 a 9; fed western
ewes 7.50 a It's.
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Southwest Tnresnermen.

Wichita. Kan. April 5.-Optomistic
at the prospects of good crops and a
CONSEQUENT profitable seNson, the
members Of the Thresher's Associa-
ton of tle Southwest gathered today
for the annual session. Three days
will be spent in talking over business
matters, and, as a windup TO the hos
pitality of the Peerless Princess, the
visitors will be given a big barbecue
on Thursday.
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Program for Central School Mothers
Friday afternoon, .Apr1f 5. at the
Central Scnool Building:
1. Reading. Miss Bess McClane.
2. Paper Scientific Temperance"
Mrs. Geo. Fowler.
3. Piano Duet, Marie Kinsinger
and Ida White.
4. Lecture, Care of School Child
ren's Teeth" DIR. Armstrong.
5. Reading, Frieda Smith.
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MANY MEXICAN LABORERs
COMING TO THE STATES.

Ell Paso. April 3.-Funy a month
earlier tlan usual mas commenced
the movement of Mexican railroad Ia
Dor. n this year it is going into new
territory as far east as Illinois. One
employment agency has sent already
Loco to Kansas and Illinois and has
orders for 5000 more. Special in
ducements are offered to Mexicans
taking their families with them.
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sURsUM NOMINATED
MAYOR OF SOcORRO.

Soccrro. N. NJ. April 4.-The re
publicans of Socorro met Saturday
night in convention in the opera
house and nominated a full ticket of
city officials for the city election to
be ineid Tuesday. So far the demo
Gratis have made no nominations. III.
O. Bursum is the Republican candi-
date for mayor.
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SANTA EE TO BUILD BIG
STOCkYARDS AT 6ELEN.

Belen, N. NJ, April 2.-The Santa
Fe railroad will build one of the karg-
est stock yards for feeding purposes
in the territory at Belen. Live stock
is on the move, trainloads arriving
daily, both from h south and west,
and there trains are transferred over
the cutoff. Sever additional crews
have recently been placed on the cut
OF to handle the increased business
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NOTICE OF SUIT PENDING.


Joseph F. York,
vs. }. No. 1907
Elvira G. York. }
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANT,
You are hereby notified that the
above named plaintiff a sued o
in the District Court of Claves Coun-
ty, New Mexico, at Roswell; that the
object Of n action is to secure an
absolute divorce % the grounds
that you have abandoned plaintiff;
that unless you enter your appearance
in aid action on or before the 9Th
day Of May, A. ID. 1910, judgment
will be entered against you by de-
fault.
ID. w. Elliott, Roswell, New Mexico
is attorney for plaintiff.
Given under my hand and the seal
OF said Court this Sth day of Marcl,
A. ID. 1910.
(SEAL) s. /. ROBERTS,
Clerk.
BY GEO. l. wYLLYS. Deputy.
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Meeting of Presbytery.

The PreshyterE of Pecos Valley
will onven in the First Presbyterian
church nj 100 tonight. ana will be
opened with a sermon by the Rev. j.
II. Doran the retiring Moderator.
The Presbytery will be in session
during Wednesday and Thursday and
will be open to tae public. On We'd
nesday night there will be a popular
meeting and it will be addressed By
several clergymen.
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Liquor Question at Issue.

indianapolis. Ind. April 5.-Repub-
licans of Indiana met in state conven
ton this morning and will nominate
candidates and adopt a platform. 1t
is expected that the business of tne
convention will be concluded today.
Over LOO delegates are present. The
liquor question promises to come to
the front as the leading issue in the
coming campaign.
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DOUBLE LYNcHING IN
SOUTHERN TEXAS.

Houston, Tex. April 5.-Following
a sensation escape from Jail, Frank
Bates was lynched by hanging in the
Jail at Centerville last night. Dolly
Bates a son of Frank Bates vas al
so strung up but was cut down before
life was extinct. h two Bates were
ring leaders in the Jail delivery. Jail
er s. John was wounded. All of the
Jail breakers were recaptured.
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ANOTHER SMALL CROWD
OF TO THE CONVENTION.

Roswell and tae Pecos Valley sent
another delegation to the Panhandle
Stockmen's Association convention at
Amarillo, this morning. Among those
going were J. ID. Hart, Barney Nc
Kissick, Joe GetZwil!er, of Lakewood
Charles Methven, j. B. Kitchener, of
Lakewood; j. II. Charless and Mr..
N Mrs. Laws Phillips.
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joan r. K1pling has received an
elegant new soda fountain for his
candy store, but it will take several
days to set il up and a more detailed
description of the improvement will
then be given.
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TERRITORY OF NEW MExICO;
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
COUNTY OF CHAVES.


In the District Court.
Nellie l.. Booker,
Plaintiff.
Chauncey r. Booker,
Defendant.
NOTICE OF SUIT.
The above defendant is hereby noti-
fed that an action has been com
menced against him by h said Plain
tiff in the above named court. The
general nature and purpose OF which
is to obtain a dissolution of marriage
and h custody of a minor child, n
that unless ne enters his appearance
herein on or before the 9th day of
May. 1910 a judgment by default will
be entered against him and said case
will proceed pro confesso on the tes-
timony of the Plaintiff.
Tie Plaintiffs attorneys are Reid
& Hervey, Roswell, New Mexico.
s. /. ROBERTS,
(SEALl Clerk.
BY GEO. L. WYLLYS, Deputy.
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Jim Mullane. editor of the Knowles
News, was nere today in the interest
of \ special edition lie is getting up
for his paper.
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FOR SALE:-Two-seated two-cylin-
der 5 Aorse power Indian Motor
cycle. Almost new. For infor-na-
ton address p. O. Box 734 1t~
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COLORADO IS NOW
OUT FIGHTING BOOZE.

Denver, April 5.-Municipal cleo
tions r being held today In a num-
Der of cities and towns in Colorado.
and the saloon Is the issue I'm many
instances. party lines II being dis
regarded.
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NOTES OF
r o CITY OF

FROM CITY or CHICAGO.
Chicago, April 5.-The kidnapping of
cities at Caicago's side door. in which
Gary, East Chicago, Indiana Harbor,
Hammond and Whiting have been
merrily engaged under the new Indi-
ana statute, promises some historic
ed. Gary, by action OF its municipal
authorities which took less than five
minutes, increased its population from
10000 TO $4,000 IL the annexation it
proposed be agreed to by the people
in the annexed cities. This followed
close on the heels of the annexation
ordinance passed by East Chicago, Of
icially at least, gobbled up Hammond
and Whiting. II was only necessary,
therefore for Gary to gobble East Chi
cago to acquire the gobbled cities,
but II is a likely question whether
this annexation will get any further.
In East Clicago the council laws re-
CURED a two-days' notice for a spe-
cial meeting. Gary's effort was to an
mex first. Its council, learning that
East Chicago final action was due in
a few hours, convened immediately,
and presto. The annexation ordi-
nance formally gathering IN East Chi
cago, Hammond and Whiting, was in
troduced, passed and signed by the
mayor. The mayors of Hammond and
Whiting declared that the interests of
their communities and Gary were
widely divergent and that they would
fight annexation in the courts. Gary
IA spurred to action by the determi-
nation of East Chicago to include
Gary in the swallowing process which
was proposed, and if Gary had kid
mapped East Chicago first, East Chi
cago would rave kidnapped Gary.
The visit of Andrew Carnegie to
Chicago will long be remembered by
the favorable light in whicl he put
Chicago millionaires and sons of mil
lionaires in contract to those of other
cities, Pittsburg for instance, although
Mr.. Carnegie did not mention Pitts
burg. Addressing the Press Club of
Chicago first on the reed of inteTna-
Uional peace and then on the subject
of nulti-millionaires. he said: Il do
not believe the heads of industries in
this country are primarily million
aires, nor are they ambitious to be-
come such. They are men first of all
Why should they be ambitious of
mere money gathering. WHAT is the
result of great wealth on the child
rem of wealthy nen2 Good on bad
Speaking gcnerally-bad. Yet you
have in Chicago, five striking excep-
lions to this general rule. Her are
the names of five fathers-Armour,
Swift. Morris. Farwell. Mccormick.
You know their sons and it is the glo-
~ of Chicago that there is not a
black sheep among them. They are
carrying on the business that their
fathers founded, and among them all
there is no taint of scandal, no FAM
ly d~isgraces, no weaknesses, nothing
for honest men to be ashamed of.
You may well be proud of these sons
who have inherited millions and us
ed them worthily. I do not know an
otter city tlat can be compared with
your own in this respect"
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WISCONSIN WILL KNOW
MORE OF BOOZE I'd

Milwaukee. Wis. April 5.-Munici-
pal elections IN being held through
out Wisconsin today. In many places
wet" or DRY" Is the main issue be-
fore the people.
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St Louis, April 5.-Wool lower.
western and territory mediums "a a
rs; nne mediuns 1S 6 n ine ITO
IL.
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10 committed suicide, 20 are in Jail, 8 are in the chain
gang, Is were sent to the poor house, one was
hanged, 3 were sent to the insane asylum. Most of
the balance amt worth fooing with--they'v we got no
money.
We ~areljust obliged to have new customers--fresh
young blood, or we will have to shut up shop. Don't
make any difference whose boy you are, we need
you. You will be welcome. If you once get started
with us we guarantee to hold you. Our goods are
sure. Come early-stay late.
THE SALOONS
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9 . g 9 9 @ 9 9 9 @ Q 9 9 9
Cash for Small Ads.

Small ads, under one dollar
must be paid in advance. We
, do this to avoid the keeping of .
many petty accounts.
RECORD PUB. CO. .
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BY GEO. L. wYLLYS. Deputy.