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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-04
McClUSKY SUED BY
INDIAN SON-IN-lAW.

Muskogee. Okla, April 1.-Oharg
ing that his wife's relatives induced
her to leave him, John Euffall, d
wealthy yoIng Cherokee Indian. yes
terday filed suit here against c. B..
McCmsl1y. a Kansas City banker, the
girls father: s. w. McCmsky, the
girls Uncle. and Adolpn Hill, also an
uncle. of Ardmore, OKLA, asking $685.
000 damages.
c. B. McChsky was formerly presi-
dent of the Oklahoma State bank of
Muskogec. In Muskogee Eufall met
the bankers daughter and they fell in
love with each other.
Tie girls parents objected to tAe
Indians attention toward her and
seni her to Belmont College at Nasn
vile and last November they were
married
One month later Mr.. Eufalrs mo-
ther became i'll and the girl returned
| to her home. She never rejoined her
husband and the Indian holds ner
family responsible for her alienation
| from him.
MIR. McCmsky is we'll known in Ros
well. having organized what is now
the American National Bank and hav
ing visited here recently while work
ting on the organization of a new mil
lion dollar hank at Kansas City.
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providing the court refuses to grant
the motion for a new trial, which was
made by the defendants attorneys
Immediately after the reading Of tae
verdict. Archuleta shot and KILLED
Isaais Carnody at Magdalena on .Au-
gust Is last. following a quarrel be-
tween the two men, Arcnuleta was
a deputy sheriff at the time the shoot
ing occurred, but the quarrel with
Carmody was the result of a personal
misunderstanding between the two
men. Botn had been drinking pre-
vious to the quarrel 1t is said.
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Veterans Are Grateful.

Mr.. ]. E. Rucker for the commit
tee desires to express their thanks to
tle Daughters of the Confederacy,
the Confederate veterans and all citi-
zens VINO SO generously contributed
to the fund for the care of the old
confederate veteran at st. Mary's
hospital during january and Febru-
airy. Through the tender care there
received he was so much benefited
taat he mas been able to go home
much improved and will probably be
spared to mis- family
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FL PAso MERCHANTS
ORGANIZE FOR TRADE.

FL Paso, Tex. April Thirty
Of the leading retail merchants of Ell
Pasc net last night and decided to
organize a retail merchants associa-
ton. A committee representing each
line of business was appointed TO pre-
pare details and to nominate officers
At a meeting to be held next week.
One object the association will try to
promote is trade excursions from
West Texas, Mexico and the Terrific
ries.
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BIG DAY FOR
ROSWELL

Yesterday was a great day for the
city of Roswell, the greatest with the
exception of tomorrow, in the history
of the city 1t was No-license Day and
showed that the No-license people
are there with the goods.
There were FIVE big meetings held
and every one of them attracted so
many people that the house in every
case was filed to overcrowding-
Then came the big parade in the
afternoon. the greatest and the larg-
est parade Roswell has ever seen. X.
T. McCIlmC, the veteran newspaper
correspondent estimated the number
of persons in line at 1.5OO. but ''Bob's''
estimate was much too low. There
were more than that.
Long before two O'Clock people from
every quarter of the city began To
flock towards the Southern Methodist
Church and by the time appointed
for the starting of the parade every
thing was in readiness
The big parade was ned by Frank
Divers, who rode horse and carried
a large flag. Then came the band, fol
lOWcu Win
the future men of Roswell and there
were hundreds of them. Next in line
were three more floats with the com
ing mothers of the city. cheering and
singing, hundreds and hundreds OF
them.
Then came the present mothers OF
the city and the young women. These
were the women so bitterly and sc
fflt1ily assailed by the whislxey gang
They marched TO preserve their chill
dren and their husbands and brother:
from the ruin and degradation tit
saloon would inf1ict upon them.
Tne Salvation Army. always il
line in the interest of morality anC
better and cleaner government wa:
there in fun force.
The voters--the men who will Kill
the whiskey curse-marcned in solit
lines of hundreds. They were tler,
because they knew of the work of tn
saloon and would protect their homes
Winding up tne parade came auto
and carriages by the score. filed wit
men women and clildren.
IL was a great day and brought cor
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Automobiles in a Collision.

The automobiles on ]. L. ATabie and
W w. Ogle collided at the corner of
Second street and Pennsylvania av-
enue at one O'Clock this afternoon.
Both owners were driving and misun-
derstood the others intentions as to
the direction of turning. Both tried
to turn out of the others way. Mr.
Ogle's car was damaged to some ex-
tent on the front end ana a strip of
fence was knocked down mn the mix
mp. No person was hurt
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TWO YEAR OLD
AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSES
ALAMEDA GREENHOUSE.
COURT MOVES FROM
CLOVIS TO CARLSBAD.

Judge VIM. II. Pope and District
Attorney l.. O. Fullen passed through
Sunday night on their way from Clo-
Fis, where court was ended Saturday
% Carlsbad, where the Eddy county
session was opened this morning. A.
+. Hull, court reporter, came in Sat
irday night from Clovis and will be
lere until tomorrow night, by which
iDe the Eddy county court will be
organized for business. Miss Ir-na
Hrockleman went to Carlsbad last
,ight as stenographer for the grand
Jury.
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The Reply.
WILLIAMS AND TRAWEEK
TOURING TO AMARILLO

r. T. Williams and c. K. Traweek.
late of the New Mexico National Life
Insurance Company, left this morning
in MIR. Williams, auto for Amarillo,
starting east at seven O'Clock. They
made the same start yesterday morn
ing and after getting twelve miles
found that their gasoline tank was
leaking and came back for repairs
and a fresh start. They will stop at
AMARILLO, Clarendon and other points
but will probably soon go to Altus Ok
lahona, for business affairs before
deciding on "A permanent location.
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NOTICE.

The firm of Geyer and Johnson beg
to announce that they nave purchas-
ID the fire insurance business of
rotZek & Finnegan, and have thus
made their agency one of the strong
est in the city. We represent old,
reliable companies only, and we are
prepared to write all kinds of fire
insurance including farm property;
automobile insurance ana also lorna
10 business. We guarantee to give
all business prompt and careful at
tention. and respectfully solicit your
patronage. 24t2.
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TIE REVEREND MR..
DAVIS NOT ON THE STAGE

The Record, Roswell, n. NJ.
To the Editor:-Will you please de-
ny the published report lin the "Strad-
fler'l that | nave gone upon the
stage The report is absolutely false
and without the slightest foundation.
Very truly yours, CSiened) Edwin
Emerson Davis. 7O7 Linton Ave, New
York City, March %, 1910.
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ARCHULETA FOUND GUILTY
SECOND DEGREE MURDER

Socorro, April 2--Dantel Artcnu-
leta was convicted of murder in the
secend degree in the Socorro county
district court, the jury which sat in
the case rendering a verdict to that
effect when court convened this NOR
ming. Tae case was before the court
Thursday and Friday and the jury
was out about eight hours before it
agreed on a verdict Archnleta will
be sentenced at the end Of the term
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NEW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH IT EI

Ell Paso. Tex, April 1.-Just as the
sun rose this morning the conversions
of the new church of the First Church
IF Christ, Scientist, at the corner OF
stanton and Montana, was laid with
sunple but Impressive services. The
building will he a handsome struc-
ture and is the only church that has
ever been built in this city without a
debt.
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OFF TO cATTLEMENS
CONVENTION AT AMAF

The advance guard OF Roswell's
representatives at the annual conven-
tion of the Panhandle Stoclzmen's as
sociation left this morning for Anna
rillo. the convention city this year
In the party were r. c. Graves, Lon
Cottingnam, George NJ. Slaughter, L.
w. Bourne, Ed. NJ. Tyson. f. A. Clay
ton. Fred Welch, w. J. Wilkinson,
Mrs. f. C. Lacoss and Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Rhea
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Give Us Your Laundry.

TIE undersigned are the agents of
the Clovis Steam Laundy. and desire
to notify the people of Roswell that
they will collect and deliver laundry
on and after Monday. April 4. Quick
service and good work.
24t6s Meacham & Cooper.
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MICHIGAN rs VOTING ON THE
SALOON QUESTION TODAY

Detroit, Mich, April 4.-The fate of
1nore than 1900 saloons is being de-
cided in the thirty-six counties of tnis
state today. The campaign has been
a strenuous one and it is believed tie
vote will be the heaviest ever polled
on this issue in Michigan.
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SNOW AT LAS VEGAS
ON APRIL THE FIRST

Las Vegas, April Accommodating
at six O'Clock last night a gentle snow
fell until an early hour this NOR
ming, the ten perature being. mild, 1t
melted rapidly, thus giving the soil
good soaking. The SHOWS which
have fallen the last two GAYS will be
of much benefit to the territory, mas
rucn as they increase the moisture
which means much larger crops for
the farmer.
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LINCOLN Is
A DRY TOWN

The following telegram was sen to
Lincoln, Nebr., this morning:
z. r. SiZer, Postmaster,
Lincoln Nebr.
Kindly advise at once, collect. wheth-
er prohibition has been successful in
Lincoln.
The Reply.
Lincoln, Nebr, April 4.-No saloons
the past year. Absolutely enforced.
Election on question again, April II.
next.
Edward R. Sizer.
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Seven New Autos Here Today.

The Roswell Auto Company today
received seven new automobiles,
three of the new Ohio make, three
Overlands and one Buick. The Buick
is a Model It. Two Overlands are
Model ~ and the third is a Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Overman are re-
ioicing over the arrival of an eleven
pound boy "A few days ago
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-04

K. Warren of Three Oaks, Mich. The
-ancn contains 10000 acres and it
brought $4,000 gold. The transfer
was made in this city last night.
The Ojites was owned by Lord De
laval Beresford, who was killed in a
railroad wreck in Minnesota three
years ago.
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Maynard Gunsul. formerly of Albu-
querqre and well known in Roswell.
mas moved to Los Angeles. where he
win have charge of a new bank tsaat
is being organized there. the Federal
National. He is to be wice-presidenr
and general manager.
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FROST DID NOT HURT
FRUIT AT PLAlNVIEW.

PlainView. Tex, Marcn 31.-The
temperature reached 30 degrees this
morning the coolest day during
March. The orchardists wlo had
smudge pots lit them. but it was not
necessary, as no fruit was damaged.
Today is warm and clear ALI or
cnards il this section are a mass of
blooms and it looks as if a bumper
fruit crop is assured.
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LEA FAILS TO REPLY.

Mr. Joseph Carper, Chairman Citi-
zens' iNo-license Committee
Dear SIR
In replying to your open letter, pub
lished in the Roswell Daily Record,
April 9, 1910, calling for declaration
at tais time as to which of the two
available men-Drake Bell or A. J.
Welter-I would appoint as police
judge if elected mayor of the City of
Roswell | beg to state that | will ap
point a. j. Telter to this office.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE T. VEAL.
49,
.'
The above is tne space reserved
for Mr.. Lea's answer, of which he
has failed to avail himself.
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3LAINVIEW VOTES FOR A
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.

Plaiaview, Tex, March 31.-An ell
ection held here Tuesday to vote $780,.
300 bonds to build another school
building in addition to the $4,000
building just finisled. resulted in IT'S
votes for the bonds and against.
Tae building will be rushed to COM
pletion, AS the plans are already
made
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VOTERS

There will be License and No-Li-
cense cranks here when you are dead
Before shuffiing off this mortal coil
would II not be a good idea to take a
policy in the
KANSAS CITY LIFE.
Fire Insurance, Real Estate and
Loan. Accountants Notary.
PARSONS & LAWRENCE.
Phone IS 215 North Main st
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report, Observation Taken q
500 a. mr.

Roswell, n. NJ. April 4.-Tempera-
ture. max. rs; min. 43; mean so; pre-
cipitation, o; wind, dir. n. veloc. &c;
weather. clear.
Forecast fer Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Tuesday; colder
tonight with heavy frost.
Comparative temperature data, ex-
tremes this date last year, max. 70;
min. 40: extremes this date 16 years'
record. max. 80. 1893; mn. "a. 1897.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Lewman. of
Louisville. Ky. who were here three
days looking at the plans of the new
Chaves county court house for the
Mutual Construction Company, of
Louisville, left Sunday morning for
their home. Tney will return to Rosc
we'll at the time of the letting of the
contract for the new building.
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LORD sEREsFORD SELLS
HIS OLD MEXICO RANCH

FL Paso, Tex, April 1.-The famous
Djites ranch, near Casas Grandes,
chihuahua, Mexico, nas been sold by
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford of
rhe English Navey to William and f.
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sternation and fear to the hearts of
the whiskey crowd. IL means the end
Of the saloon and the dawning of a
happier Roswell
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Death from tuberculosis.

Herbert Krone. aged ~ years. who
came here thirty days ago from Rich
nond, Ind. sick with tuberculosis,
died Sunday morning at eight O'Clock
at the tubercular ward at ST. Mary's
aospital. The body Is now at Hen
ninger's undertaking parlors and will
be shipped tomorrow to the old home.
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MOTHER WANTS THEM
FATHER WANTS THEM

To make home more beautiful
E Genuine Platinum Prints of Art
. studies, never seen in Roswell
. before.
On exhibition Saturday, watch
: our windows.-117 w. 4th st.
3 Eats TURNER STUDIO.
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Mr- and Mrs. Prank L. Whitehead,
of Enid. Olzla-. arrived this morning
and will rnake their home In Roswell
IL they find a suitable location.
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FOR RENT:-Roons for light holse-
keeping. modern, excellent location.
Also single bedroom. 5O9 N. Lea
26t2s
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POST OFFICE RECEIPTS
SHOW A BIG INCREASE.

Postmaster Kellahin has complet-
ed his records for the quarter ending
March 81, 1915 and with them are
made uD the records for the year end
ing on tnat dav. The figures show
the biggest annual increase the Office
has ever had. being three-fomths as
much again as the increase the year
before. when tle receipts exceeded
those of the year before that by two
thousand dollars The following state
ment Of figures will be of interest to
the people who watch the business
of the community closely:
Receipts for Past Year.
April. May. June G909) q. S6.045.59
Iuly, Aug. Sept. G9o9 80. 5,709.Ss
Oct, Nov, Dec, t19O9) 80. 6,724.2l
Ian, Feb. Marca, Q91O 49,. 6,s95.77
TOTAL, .. $25,315.4S
The receipts for the same months
the year before We're as follows:
April, MAY, June (190SD $50. S4,9 ,966.74
Tuly, Aug, Sept, G90S) -. 5,130.55
Oct, Nov, Dec, 190S) -. 5,s32.SS
Ian, Feb, March O90S) 80. 5,924.04
TOTAL, .. s21, ,S54.2
Increase, s3,521.26.
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IT'SUP TO YOU. GENTLEMEN.
An Open Letter to }. Smith Lea and
DR.. G. r. Veal:


Condemnation are prospective
candidates for mayor on the Demo
cratic ticket and Citizens No-License
ticket respectively.
The first most important act of
your administration will be the ap-
pointment of a Police Judge. 1t is by
this office tnat the ordinance whether
relating to High License or prohibi-
tion are to be enforced. There are
but two men eligible to such appoint
ment under the statutes of New Mex
leo. these are Drake Bell and A. ].
Weltor. The people have a right to
know before voting for either of you
gentlemen for mayor which of these
ren you propose TO appoint if elected.
The Columns of this paper are
available for your answer.
]. h. OARPER, Chairman.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-16
UNDER THE DoGwooD BoUGHs.

Betty sang. arch Lady Betty
All In a gown OF blue
A song OF birds and springtime glad
ness.
And her eyes soft hue
Matched her lovely gown OF blue.
The song was sweet. but Lady Betty
Swoetcr far were you,
with your brown hair softly waving
Meath your hat with bow OF blue.
Such a bonny Betty youl
Behind. above her. as she Stood
there
shone the whole song through,
Soft with radiance In showers
From boughs OF snowy dogwood
flowers.
'Calnst a wall O. deeper blue.
Betty thought she was but singing,
A. she came 10 do:
But while the tones came gladly
ringing,
Eyes were drinking In her fairness.
she was painting pictures, too.
Lovely pictures Of the springtime.
50 much beauty. art and grace,
by the time the song was finished
Hearts had answered 20 the magic
Springtlme glory lit each face.
Elizabeth Fry Page. IN Nashville
Banner.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-16

Abbott. Women of Indus
try; Buckley, Wrong and Per-
II of Woman Suffrage; Cool
idge Chinese immigration; Dud-
ley, Athletic Games in Education Of
Women: Ewart, CIVIL Service Man
ual; Fuller. Speakers of the House;
Foltz, Civil Service as Career;
Franklin. Intellectual Powers OF Wo-
man; Huneut, Elements of Business
Law: Lieb. Initiative and Referen-
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-16
New Books at Library on
Sociology and Economics.

DUN: Mace, Political Parties In U. S.;
Mcpherson, Railroad Freight Rates;
MacLean, Wage Earning Women;
Pearson, intercollegiate Debates;
Sumner, Equal Suffrage n Colorado;
Sterens. Shame of the Cities; Saun-
ders. Letters to a Business Girl; Sell
ers, Classics Of the Bar; Steiner, I'm
migrant Tide; Taft Political Issues
and Outlook; VanDyke, Spirit OF
America: Wilcox. Government of
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-16
~$%
SOCIAL AND CLUB CALENDAR.

MoNDAY-Mlss Mabel McNichols
hostess % the Mardi club at 10 a. m.
NJ her home. ll12 Monroe street
MONDAY-Mrs. John Brooks and
Mrs. Calhoun Rieke will entertain
at Bridge at p. m. at the apart
ments Of Mrs Brooks, i6t6 Broad
way. In honor OF Miss Myrtle
Decker.
TUEsDAY-The Delphic club viii
meet tn regular weekly session at
10 a. m. az the Delphic room In the
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-16
Reception Announced.

Mrs. David Gamble Murrell viii
receive on Friday, April 29, from
4 until 6 O'Clock at her home. 7O7
Broadway. The invitations will be
issued the coming week.
t
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-16

Great American Cities; Wilson, Com
mission Plan of Municipal Govern
ment; Wilson, Menace Of Socialism;
hartman. Life Insurance; hartman,
Fire Insurance; Reich, Women
Through the Ages; Webb, Heritage
Of Dress; Pergandie, Manual for
Civil Service Examinations.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-16
G%S
ENJOYABLE Euchre.

Mr.. and Mrs. Grider Thornberry
entertained a few friends very delight
fully at euehre on Friday evening at
their home, 1851 Monroe street. The
game prizes were won by Mrs. John
Lane and Mr.. VIII Lydon. The lone
hand prizes for the ladies' and men
went to Miss Maggie Lydon and Mr..
Wilford Rogers respectively. Mrs.
WIN Lydon received the guest prize
Delightful refreshments were served
during the evening. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Hugg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilford Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Lydon. Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Spin
ner. Mr.. and Mrs 7. l.. Roeder, Mrs.
l.. Croal. Mrs. John Croal, Mrs. John
Lane. Mrs. w. Il. Barkley, Miss Mag
gle Lydon, Miss Nortie Hines, Miss
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-16

There is no cough medicine 50 pop
ular as Foley's Honey and Tar. II
never fails to cure coughs, colds.
Group and bronchitis.-Gilbert's drug
store.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-16
Hostess Popular Paducah Visitor.

Hostess n Popular Paducah Visitor.
Miss Elizabeth Woodson entertain
ed the rsnsford-Standish bridal
party at O'Clock dinner Wednesday
evening at her home on South Fred
erica street. II was an elegant af-
fair IN every detail. The appoint
ments of the table and floral decora-
tions were exquisite. the color
scheme being pink and green. An
immense bowl Of pink roses and smi-
lax formed a centerpiece. while pink
candles, with rose shades, in silver
candlesticks added to the beauty OF
the table The place cards were tiny
white satin slippers. hand painted in
pink roses, and the favors were love-
Isl natural pink roses. The party was
composed Of Miss Mary Boyd Brans-
ford and Mr.. Sherwood Standish,
Miss Virginia Bransford and Mr.. Col
burn Standish, Miss Elizabeth Wood
son and DR.. II. o. McMahcn, Miss
Lillian Clarke and Mr.. John Wool
folk. Miss Hattie Conway and Mr..
Jesse Mattingly; Miss Marian Eddy
and Mr.. Harry McGinn.ss. Al an
auspicious moment during the dinner
Miss Bransford gracefully presented
her maid of honor and bridesmaids
with beautiful souvenir pins in blue
enamel aud gold. and Mr.. Stand!sh
presented the best man and grooms-
men with silver card cases.-0wens-
boro Messenger.