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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
DEATH OF
INNOCfNTS

st. Louis, Mo-, May 21.-Nearly
300.0UO babies under one year of age
die every year in the United States
according To a statement made by DR.
J. Fl. Mason Knox, Jr.. Associate Pro
fessor of Pediatrics in the Johns Hop
kins Medical School of Baltimore, in
paper read before the National
Conference of Charities and Correc
ton here this morning. But what was
more startling than these figures was
his further statement that with prop
er care. probably ole-half of these
deaths could be prevented DIR. Knox
said i'm part:
"A most significant feature of the
civic life of our generation. is the dew
elopnent of the idea of neighborli-
ness. Tie two fundamental elements
in this relationship are real need and
adequate help No class in our COM
munity needs the ministrations of a
true neighbor more than. the baby.
There are about 1.400. 900 infants
in the country under twelve months
of age and about one-fifth of this
number are expected to die within the
year. Probably one-aalf Of these in
About 2O0, 900 babies die each year
from one of three causes: pron .aturi-
~, gast-o-intesti1al disorder, and pull
monary disease. The effort to save the,
baby must be made through its nat
ural protector, its mother. Her inter
est can he easily aroused. She often
needs instruction. She mmst have
placed within her means a good milk
when aer own fails. MIX dispensaries
are invaluable"
Attention was called by DIR. William
". Bullard, of Boston Mass, in an ad-
dress on the state Care Of High
Grade Imbecile Girls" this morning,
to the great public expense occasion
ed by the lack of proper care given
to an immense number of girls who
are below the lower grades of nor.
NAL children and yet are not clearly
imbecile.
According to Dr. Bullard these
girls as a rule. become mothers of at
least three children each. Most of
these children are themselves feeble
minded and ultimately a charge on
the state: the mothers lack a sense
of responsibility for present acts or
the realization of their effect on fut
IIre events
THE proper method of dealing W
this class" said DR.. BuiIard, sis to
keep them in a custo% al department
of an institution for the feeble-mind
ed and where they can be managed
by those who have experience with
the mentally defective. This care
must be exercised by the state. In
exactly what form this can be done
best depends upon the special meth
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FUN WITH
SON ''NICK''

Washingto May 21.-Mr. Foss S
maiden speech in the House of Rep
resentatives was punctuated with con-
slant applause and an uproarous
scene followed its conclusion.
His declaration that the people had
the lost confidence in the Republican
party evoked a demonstration from
the Democratic side. Mr.. Longworth,
of Ohio, sought to inject a question.
You will excuse me-" smilingly re-
marked Mr.. Foss, Il cannot be inter
rupted this morning" The Ohioan sat
down amid the laughter of both sides.
While the Republicans and Demo
Gratis were shouting at one another
across the hall. Mr.. Hamer of Ida
no. a Republican, was vainly seeking
recognition to question Mr.. Foss. "How
can I proceed to ask him some ques-
tions!" he demanded
Write him a letter." derisively yell
ed a Democrat.
Send him a wireless" yell ed an
other.
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INSPECTOR COMPLIMENTS
INSTITUTE WIRING JOB

Otis Gray. of Albuquerque. inspec
tor for the Rocky Mountain Fire Tn
derwriters' Association, of Denver
who was here inspecting the wiring OF
the New Mexico Military Institute g
new academic building, Lea Hall, left
tlis morning for his home. Before
leaving he spoke to a Record reporter
N a very complimentary manner OF
the job that was done on the buildin G
He said: The wiring of this b';ildine
's the best | have seen in the Pecos
Valley, and il would be a good one
anywhere. II does a man good t.
look over piece of work like that
for ii is certainly a pretty Job up To
standard in every respect. The work
was d me bv the Valley Electrical Co.
7 understand. and that firm deserves
credit for the manner In which the
contract was fulfilled"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
SANFORD DODGE AND
cOMPANY'S SHOW IS GOOD.

The opening production of the San
ford Dodge Company at the Arrnory
last sn:ght drew a good sized crowd of
about three hundred people. The gen
eral verdict of the audience was It's
a good show" The company plays on
ly high class dramas. either Shakes
pearean or other standard works.
last night Goethe's Faust" was the
bill and the company put on a first
class production of this celebrated
piece of literature. In the company are
nine people. and they are artists. all
of taem. MIR. Dodge takes the leading
part and is an actor of exceptional
worth
The company played THE Merchant
of Venice" at a matinee performance
this afternoon and will give ."OtAello''
tonight. IL is a rare opportunity for
rhe lovers of the highest class of
dramatic art. The company carries
much special scenery.
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PEcOS VALLEY DRUG cos.
NEW DRlNk-"PEPSINE

The Pecos Valley Drug Company Is
serving a new drink that bids fair to
be a very popular one through the
coming summer. II is called "Pepsine"
and as will be seen from it's name. it
is made with pepsin in it. Pepsin is.
rs everybody knows. one of the most
healthful as well as beneficial drugs,
it being used especially for the stom-
ach. "Pepsine" aids digestion and
helps to set the whole human sys-
tenn right. This drink contains no
dope" of any kind, whatsoever. and
is guaranteed to be strictly pure.
wholesome and healthful. II has a
very pleasing taste and will cause you
to call for 1t again.
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COMET LOST
IT'S TAIL

Chicago, May 21.-The theory that
Halley's comet has lost its old tail
watch is still floating IN space In the
eastern sky and is now generating a
new one. was advanced by Rev. Dan
lei ]. McHugh, professor OF astrono-
my at DePaul University today. The
old tail was forced awav from the
comet by the unusual force of electri-
cal repulsion caused by tae sun spots
which were SO prominent on Wednes-
day. He thinks the same thing occur
red in 1875.
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"THE SALOON THE GIGAN-
TIC EVIL OF THE NATION

Dickson. Tenn, May 21.-Denounc-
ing the legalized saloon as the most
gigantic evil of the nation, the tenn
perance committee in report to the
Cumberland Presbyterian general as
semb,y, today set as a goal for the
church the entire elimination of the
liquor traffic in the United States
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
QUEEN VICTORIA GIVES
RIRTH TO SILL BORN BOY

Madrid. Spain, NAV 2i.--Qreen Vic
toria was delivered Of a boy still! torr
at four o'clock this morning. The un-
happy outcome was attributed to pre-
mature accouchmenf, which, however.
was otherwise natural
King Alfonso is still in London
where he attended yesterday the frn-
eral of tae Queens uncle, King Ed
ward
Queen Victoria IS the mother of two
hoys and A girl, all surviving.
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Electrical Show.

San Francisco, May 21.-An electri
cal exposition, the first ever acid on
the Pacific coast, has been installed
at tho Now Coliseum and will open
this evening. Electrical concerns all
over the United States Navy and the
University of California are also par
ticipating in the big show
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
COAL STRIKE MAKES SER
IOUS SITUATION IN ILLINOIS

Peoria, Ill. May 2l.-With fifty days
Of idleness already incurred and with
prospects of a prolonged idleness in
the future. the coal situation IN Illi-
nois has reached serious point both
for the $4,000 miners and the opera
tors. The large mountains of coal the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
GREAT TIDE OF PEOPLE
BOUND FOR EUROPE.

New York. May 21.-The tide OF
wealth and fashion toward Europe
reached spring flood today waen
fleet of seven out going liners carried
2,695 persons bound for the pleasure
cities and resorts of Great Britain and
the continent. The rush Europeward
was never more general among peo-
pie Of means and leisure than this
year.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21

J. Brinker. of Amarillo, General
Freight and Passenger Agent; c. l..
Seagraves. of Chicago, Immigration
Commissioner: w. H. Simpson, OF
Chicako, Advertising Agent. F. l.
Wand argrift, Of Chicago. editor Of the
Santa Fe's magazine. THE Earth"
and Thomas Gallaher, of Amarillo,
Travelling Freight & Passenger agent.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
Local Report, Observation Taken al


Roswell. N. NJ. May 21.-Temper-
atrre, max. 81: min. 56; mean 10:
precipitation o wind. dir. W.. veioc
Z: weather. cloudy
Comparative temperature data, ex-
tremes this date last year, max So.
min. As: extremes this date lS years
record max. 95, 1896. min. 3S 1899.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Tonight and Sunday rain and colder
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21

Industrial establishments had on hand
prior to the joint convention Is dim
inisaing rapidly. There is said to be
actual want in many families. The
strike funu amounts to about ten dol
lars per man. President Moorehead,
Of the operators. predicts the strike
will be of short duration, but Presi-
dent Walker, Of the miners, says they
are out until snow flies"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
NEW INTER BPIDGE
TO BE OPENED on JULY 21

San Antonio. Texas, May 21.-It
was annornced here today Il al the
new international bride between
Brownsville. Texas, and Natanoras.
Mexico, will be formally opened -
July 2l and %. President Taft, C0lo-
mel Roosevelt. President DiaZ, the
governor Of Texas and tae governor
of Temaulihas. Mexico. has been in
vited
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
ROSWELL PEOPLE GO TIC
CHRISTIAN CONVENTION.

Roswell sent sts delegation to the
Territorial Convention OF the Chris
tian church at Clovis this morning. a
partv having gone through yesterday
to the same place. Those iwho left
this morning were Mrs. c. l. Aldridge
Mrs. Tohn c. Davis. Mrs. j. ]. Beck. c.
A. Emmett and Ed. 8. Gibbany.
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Severe storm Hits Texas.
FOR sal e.

Best 10 acres CT alfalfa near Ros-
we'll with coed water right and pIen-
ty shade. Ideal location for suburban
home-2 miles out, between city and
LID ranch. Nothing better in Graves
county. Owner leaving city, PFon
1912 rings after evening or before
8 in morning. ~.
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DEMOCRATS WILL BOOM
FOLK FOR PRESIDENT.

st. Louis. Mo-. May 21.-Democrats
here last night definitely fixed jane
second as the date of a banquet at
which n presidential boom for for
mer Governor Joseph w. Folk will be
formally launched
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
A5ERNATHY BOYS GO HORSE
BACK TO MEET Roosevelt

Word has come that LoIist and
Temple Abern athy. six and ten year
old sons OF u. 8. Marshal Alternately.
of Oklahoma, left Oklahoma City on
April Is and are riding to New York
On horseback to meet Mr.. Roosevelt
when he returns from his European
trip The boys rode FROM Oklahoma
through Boswell to Santa Fe and are
remembered by the many who saw
them here.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
HIGH OFFICIALS OF THE
RAILROAD VISIT ROSWELL

Coming in the special car of Sup
erintendent George w. Starkweather.
party Of prominent railroad officials
visited Roswell all night and went
south this morning. The visitors
were entertained at the Commercial
club last night The visitors are out
seeing the valley. In the party being
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
RAIN TEXAS:
SNOW NORTH

Denver. Colo. May PA heavy
snow storm prevails today all the
way from northern Wyoming into
southern Colorado. The weather Is
omrarativ"ly warm and most of the
snow melts as II falls. The storm will
be OF great benefit to ranchers and
stockmen.
At Cheyenne five inches of snow
fell The wire service west ef Denver
was severely crippled by the storm.
the neavy snow tearing down the
wires in May places.
Severe Storm Hits Texas.
Houston. Texas. May 21.-Heavy
rains accompanied by severe winds.
hail and electrical display again Wis
tied southwest central Texas again
last night. More than twenty towns
report houses blown down and anu1Ii,
be- of people slightly inj rcd. At
Gonzales, Benito Hernandez, a we'll
known Mexican, was killed by light
ming.
The streams are rising rapidly and
many levees in the rice fields were
washed away. Crops in many sections,
however, were greatly benefited.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21

EXERCISES

Inc eAcrCISeS Oh the New MSAlCO
Military Institute started this morn
ing with "Gqrard Mount at $3.50 and
Battalion Inspection" at nine These
events come every Saturday in the
year, hut on the final Saturday of the
session are always considered a part
of the commen cement work. "Battal-
ION Parade" will be held at five this
afternoon, which is put on especially
for the commencement visitors.
DIR. George Fowler gives the ser
mon to cadets tomorrow morning at
elcvea O'Clock in the new auditorium
and at five Sunday afternoon win be
he'd the regular Sunday afternoon
Battalion Parade" and on Monday
comes the opaning OF the special
Commencement features.
All classes are now over and the
Commencement season Is on. Visitors
are beginning to arrive, among the
first heing Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Rowley
and daughter, of Gila Bend, A. T..
who came yesterday morning. They
are the parents and sister of John
Rowley, First class-nan.
PROGRAM
Saturday, May 21st
3: 80 a. .n.-Guard Mount
300 n. m.-Battalion Inspection.
3: 30 n. m.-Battalion Parade.
Sunday. May 22nd,
11:OO a. m.-Sermon to Cadets by
Rev. DIR. George Fowler. in New
Auditorium.
500 p. .n.-Battalioh Parade.
Monday. May 23rd,
alumni Day"
10: 90 a. n.-Aldmni Meeting. in New
Auditorium.
2:4O d. m.-Basebau Game. Alumni
against cadets.
500 p. nI.-Battalion Reviewed by
Alumni
4: 80 d. m-Governor's Reception, to
he given, by Citizens of Roswell
in Armory, to Governor Mills and
Staff.
Tuesday, May 24th.
8: 40 a. m.-Firing Salute to Governor
O.. As 4. m.-Butt's Manual.
10: 90 a. M. Competitive Drill.
11:OO a. m. Inspection by Adjutant
General A. 8. Brookes.
5: 90 p. m.-Escort of Color.
81: 30 p. n.-Battalion Reviewed by
Governor Mills and staff.
300 p. m.-Conmencement Ball
Especial Invitation).
Wednesday, May 25th.
10: 90 a. m.-Street Parade by Cadet
Battalion and Roswell's Light
Battery Reviewed by Governor
from Gilkesoa Hotel
5: 90 p. m.--Graduating Parade.
g 80 y. m.-Graduating Exercises. in
New Auditorium. Address to the
Graduating class by Governor w.
7. Mills. valedictory Address by
Cadet Millet 8. Clancy. Music by
Institute Band.
Thursday, May 26th.
z 80 a. m.-Co-npa1y Inspection.
Announcement of Promotions and
Vacation Furlough
granted AMID Lang Syne." by Cadet
Band.
Class OF 1910.
FREDERICK MULLER, Jr. Pres.
WARREN p. ALLEN, Vice-Pres.
THOMAS A. STANCLIFF, Treas.
MILLET S. CLANCY. Valedictorian
HUGH A. BLADOCK.
PAUL r. BIRD.
EDWIN p. COLEMAN.
EARL A. DUNN.
GORDON FOWLER.
STEPHEN w HILL.
HAROLD z KILBURN
JAMES z. MATCHIN
GUY MAYES.
JOHN c. ROWLEY, Jr.
WILLIAM @. WALTZ, Jr.
WILL F. WOODRUFF.
-o
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
TWO MEN FOUND GUILTY
OF CARRYING GUNS

After jury trials in district court, ].
B. West, yesterday afternoon, and E.
V. Kennedy this morning, were found
guilty of illegally carrying guns. The
court has not passed sentence on
them. The jury was dismissed at noon
today until next Thursday morning
This afternoons session was taken
up in arguing motions.
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6ay State League.

Boston. May 21.-Boston Bay State
Baseball League. recently organized
begins It season this afternoon. The
cities on the circuit are North Attic
boro, Attleboro, Mansfield, Milford
Marlboro and South Farmingtcn.
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NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the anti
saloon league In the basement II the
Baptist church on Sunday at 500 p.
m. All members are urged TO be pres
ent a. there are matters Of ;mpor-
lance to come MP. President
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
Must Make Room.

for our Fall stock of books. and for
the next ten days, we will sell Sl-5O
popular copyright hooks for so cents
Three hundred titles to select from.
See window displav.-Ingerson Book.
Stationery & Art Co.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
TWO BARGAINS.

TWO BARGAINS.
A modern cottage close in and neai
the Central School.
well improved farm four miles
south of the city at a sacrifice.
PARSONS & LAWRENCE.
Fire Insurance, Real Estate, Loans
Accountants. Notary.
Agents
Kansas City Life.
Phone 65 215 North Main st
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21
THE BIG 6ARNuM & BAILEY.
CIRHlJS GOES lib I'M EI AME.

Schnectady, ~. Y. May 21.-Tle
main tent of the Barnun & Bailey cir
Gus was destroyed by fire here this
afternoon. Several persons were re-
ported injured, bat no one was killed
so far as known.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-21

DDS in each state. their methods of car
ing for paupers, criminals and defect
ives and the special means at their
disposal. These cases should, howev
err, never be treated or cared for as
criminals. They are usually released
only to undergo a second imprison
ment and meantime to have done
much evil to society,""
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Notice.

The undersigned hereby advises
the public that thev have purchased
the Lea Lake and that no fishing viii
be allowed.
LEA LAKE CLUB,
e5t5. X. L. Malone, Secy
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COMET VISIBLE TO THE
NAKED EYE IN THE WEST

Halley's comet has at last made it.
self popular by appearing at a season
able hour. 1t was plainly visible to
the naked eye in the west at seven
thirty and for an hour or more there
after last night. The comet appears
in Roswell over the south end of Ell
Captain, about twenty degrees high.
II looked like a big star with a laze
in front of it. The tail appeared short
and rather indistinct probably on ac
count of its relative position to the
earth and on account of the brightE-
ness of the moon.
Vert Heaton and Miss Maytha
Mathe1y. Doth of whom are at St
Mary's hospital after nastoid opera
tions. are getting along nicely.
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New views of surrounding country
never before shown, not on post cards.
Ask to see them.-Irgersoli Book,
Stationery. & Art Co.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
A LADY TO TAKE CHARGE OF
OUR ALTERATION ROOM. MUST
Be A GOOD FITTER.-PRlcE a.
co.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
AROUND REDWOOD CITY
Railroad Extension Brings Fac
tories and New Homes

Many things are happening to sub
stantiate the rumors of the improve
ments in and around Redwood City
These are in the line of electric rail-
ways, spur tracks OF the Southern Pa
cific. manufacturers locating in the
town and many homes now being
planned and contracts let for building
as soon as the weather permits, also
many municipal improvements.
There are a number of influential
manufacturers locating at Redwood
who are awaiting the building of a
spur track from the junction of the
main line Of the Southern Pacific and
the Dumbarton cutoff to the factory
sites on the bay side Of the town. The
peninsula electric line Will also be
built soon.
z. W. Magruder, 1882 Mission street
who deals exclusively in Redwood City
real estate, is of the opinion that the
coming summer viii see the advance
Of Redwood real estate values and re-
ports that business has already shown
a marked Improvement, as the firm has
sold number Of both improved and
unimproved properties during the
month Of February.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
LEASES EFFECTED OF
DOWNTOWN PROPERTIES
Behlow & Lucas Reports Vari-
Gus Transactions

Behlow & Lucas announce that
Thomas Shields is about to erect a
two story and mezzanine and base
ment building on his lot in the south
east line of Mission street, 200 feet
northeast of Second, 25S by 100 They
have already leased all of the building
with the exception of the basement and
a small store in Minna street. The
John Douglas company will occupy the
ground floor and mezzanine and the
Bingley photo engraving company will
occupy the top floor.
The same firm has also leased for
Mortimer Fleishhacker to w. NJ. Will
lett, manufacturer of Camelline the
fifth floor at 122 First street; for Hugo
Abrahamson to Dan Foster the store
and mezzanine in the Abrahamson
building, in the west line of Grant
avenue. 40 feet north of Sutter street;
for Conrad Kissling to August Krone,
two stores in the building on the south
east corner of Pine and Hyde streets;
for the same owner to Joseph Gutradt
company, half of the building at 81
Federal street. They have also leased
the Davis residence in FL Cerrito, San
Mateo. to a client of the firm.
They also report the sale of the lot
in the north line of Jackson street. 40
feet west of Baker street, TO J. G. SUIT
ton for the account of Mrs. w. p. Full
Ter; the property at Ell Cerrito, about
four and half acres, to Mrs. f. C.
O'Connor; for the Behlow estate COM
pany to j. j. Burns, the lot % by 120,
in the east line of Twenty third ave-
nue., 200 feet south of Point Lobos: for
the Behlow estate company to Felix
McHugh, four lots in the easterIy line
of Twenty-fourth avenue, $50 feet
north of Point Lobos.