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points Regarding the Census.

The census begins April Is and
must be completed in Two weeks in
cities and in thirty days in all other
areas.
The e~nulnerators will wear a badge
inscribed United States Census,
1910"
The law REQUIRES every adult per
son to furnish the prescribed mfor-
nation, N also provides that it shall
be treated confidentially, so That no
injury can come to any person from
answering the questions.
The President has issued a procla-
nation. calling on all citizens to CO.
oDerate with tle Census and assuring
them that it has nothing to do with
taxation, army or jury service. com
pulsory school a~ttendanEe, EeEttla-
ton of immigration, or enforcement
of any law, and that no one can be
| injured by answering the inquiries.
II is of the utmost importance that
the census of population and agricul-
ture in this territory be complete and
correct.
Therefore every person should
promptly. accurately and completely
| answer the Census questions asked
| by the en~umerators.
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Indiana Laymen's Convention.

Indianapolis. Ind, April IA ban
quet tonight viii open the greatest
convention of church laymen eve
held in Indiana. The gathering will
mark h beginning of Indiana's par
ticipation in the Laymen's Missionary
Movement, which has recently spread
over the nation. For MANY weeks the
ministers and members of all the Pro
testant churches of indianapolis,
South Bend. Terre Haute, Evansville,
Richmond Inc other Indiana cities
have been preparing for the session.
which will continue through tonor-
row and Thursday.
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Court Martial for Naval ofHeers.

Portsmouth, April 12.-Ldeut. AL
fred w. Prossy will act as judge ad'
vocate of the court martial watch be.
gins today, o the trial of ComEan'
der Frank X. i'll. commanding the
gulboat Marietta, ON he general
enarge of leglecting to a k proper
care of his ship. Lieut-Commander
Carl t. Vogelgesang, originally detail
cd as judge advocate, was unable to
serve. The same court will also try
Lieut.. Paul z. Dampnan, engineer Of
icer of the Marietta. of the
condition of the engines.
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Statue of Henry Clay.

Lexington. Ky, April 12.-Henry
Clay's birthday was observed today
by the dedication of the new statue
of the mill boy of the Slashes" which
sUrmounts THE Lexington monument.
The statue is the work of Charles J.
Mulligan. the Chicago sculptor.
The original was designed by al
English architect. but a year ago light
ming struck the statue, which was 16
feet high surmountins a shaft of 125
feet, and the mead fell TO the ground.
This was not greatly damaged and ii
was used as a measurement for the
new statue. which Mr.. Mulligan has
recently made.
Al appropriation of $4,000 vas
made by the state of Kentucky for
the new statue.
New Orleans, April 12.-Members
of the Kentucky Society of New Or
leans today celebrated tae 133d ami
versary of the birth of Henry Clay
and the fifteenth anniversary of the
unwilling of the Clay monument in
this city with public speaking and ex
e~rcises IN Lafayette Square.
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"Glad-u-Kum", is Slogan.

New Orleans. April 12.-"Glauzi-
Kum." in flaming red letters. greets
the eye in every shop window. hotel
and residence in New Orleans today.
II is the official slogan of welcome to
the Ancient Arabic Order of the No
5les of the Mystic Shrine. who con-
vened their Imperial Council in tne
Crescent City today.
Twenty-Thousand dollars have been
spent by Jerusalem Temple in decor
atoms alone. aside from the illumina-
tons n the private decorative ef-
forts. h entertainment of the visi-
tors is OF the distinctively New Or
leans brand of hospitality. Handsome
prizes are offered in the drill contests
and Arabs from temples all over
North America will compete.
rhe Mobiles of Mystic Shrine are
composed exclusively of Masons who
have reached the 32nd degree or
knights T-mplar in good standing.
The order is known as the play
ground of Masonry" and has always
lived up to the description. There
are about - temples in the United
States. vita a membership of about
] 10000. George l.. Street of Rich
mond, Va, is The present Imperial Po-
.tentate. The last session was held
at Louisville. when charters were
granted for shrines at Norfolk, Va,
and FL Paso Tex.
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Hadlev Not a Dem"

Jefferson City, Mo-. April 12.-Oui
in California the Democrats appar
emily don't know that Missouri has
become a mysterious stranger" and
is lined up with the G.. o p, so fan
as its chief executive is concerned
Gov. Hadley, VINO is a Republican. is
among those invited to "expound the
principles of Democracy" al a Jeffer
son day rally of California Demo
Gratis in Los Angeles tomorrow. Ma
turally the Governor refused, although
he did assure the Californians that
ne would be willing to tell them the
glad tidings of Republica1iszn. He
confidently expects to celebrate JEFF
ferson day VITA the aid of the con
tents of a package-say, of cigars
from the jefferson Club of Los All.
geles.
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Aviation Meet at Nice

eating $4,000 and some or the best
aviators of Europe entered. h in
augural meet of the international
Aeronautical Federation will open
here this week and gives promise OF
some sensational flights. The Nice
meet will continue to April 25. and
win he followed by afmeet 1T Berlin
opening May 10. Fourteen e. will
be held tais Year under the auspices
of the International Association, clos
ing In October with the Gordon Ben
nett cup race IN America Nearly halt
a million dollars will be awarded in
prizes at these meets. -
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Well. What Do You Know About
S N > : ~

Say Bill. what is bankrup goods?
Why jim it's goods where some Teller
goes broke and mis- goods is sold TO
paw his diets. Why Jim, Well. I'll tell
YOU Bill you know Fqeecenheim told
me tnat Snipes goods was all bankrup
goods. and wasn't worth carryin home
hut 7 went down to Snipes TODAY and
bought fifty dollars worth just to see
for myself. and they are Just as good
goods as I ever bought anywhere, and
a durn sight cheaper than any | ever
bouglt in tnis bloomin town, and YOU
certainly is right when YOU say Fleece
enheim is a liar.
You know Jim. Snipes buyes ais
goods from Charles Broadway Rouss
N New York City. biggest house in
the world. | been there. had to &c up
in a elevator half a mile. and then
lock up again to see tAe top of the
store. Well it's right funny Jim. YOU
know I know Saipes purity well and
Re told me old ~FleecemAeim rote to
Rouss, and tried to buy goods from
Rouss. after sayin Snipes goods was
bankrup goods. n Rouss wouldn't
sein aim. said he had to perfect Snipes
from these big fellers that tries to run
the little fellers out. Snipes old me
that Fleecemheim wrote to John b.
Stetson and tried get them not to sell
Snipes cause Snipes sold Stetson mats
less shan Fleecemhefm.
Tell you Jim. runnin Il store amt
like running a farm there is thieves
and cut throats in business just same
as there is in Jail. Look at them big
bugs up there in Pitsburg. big bust
ness men and bankers, in Jail right
long side OF a hog thief. can't tell me
jim.
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Silver Service for Ship.

Charleston. S. C., April 12.-uncle
Sans magnificent new naval leXia-
than, the battleship South Carolina
now nas as fine a silver service as
any anoat. The presentation of the
costly gift from the people of South
Carolina To the states naval name
sake took place today and was mark
ed by impressive ceremonies, in which
congressman, state and city officials
and naval officers participated. The
battleship will remain here until Fri
dav. and the celebration, wnica has
attracted immense crowds of visitors
from all over the state will continue
through tomorrow and Thursday
South Carolinians are Immensely
proud of the great 5000 ton battle
ship named after the Palmetto state.
md officers and men will be given the
time of their lives.
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Reichstaq Reconvenes.

Berlin, April 12.-With the likeli
hood of a repetition at an early date
of the ~uproaTious genes of last
month, the Reichstag reconvened to.
day. When that body adjourned
March II last the closing hours of the
session Witnessed a violent clamor,
during which a challenge to a duel
was issue for the first time from the
tribune of the House, Herr o Old
en- burg. a Conservative and former
army officer. was the challenger and
fosu Socialist and Radical deputies
were named in ais def They refused
to fight, replying only with derisive
laughter. Oldenburg Is sim In a tenn
per. which Is shared by many of his
Conservative colleagues and trouble
between the Conservatives and So
cialists In likely.
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TIE congregations of the First NJ
+. Church were favored by the
preaching of Rev. Samuel Blair, D.
D., Sunday. At the moraing ser
vice Mr.. Blair spoke on "Old Jewels
in New Settings" II was ~unqrestion'
ably a great sermon. Deep in hot,
elegant and forcefu in delivery II
proved an inspiration to every bearer,
Gods MarcI" was the title OF the ev-
eaing discourse. The speaker por
trayed the desire in the e Of
history and made masterful applica-
tons to present-day problems.
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WOMAN TO KILL HERSELF.
May Rushing. aged p years, WHO
came acre from Clarenont. Kent
county. Texas. about three years ago
and has bee working as waitress in
he uptown hotels mach of the time
since she came here. committed sui
eide at 2:30 yesterday afternoon as
a result of jealousy, firing a revolver
shot into Der left shoulder from t1e
shock of which she died at $50 last
night. The shot was fred at her room
ing place, the home of MIR. and Mrs
viii d. Babb, at 10 South Washing
ton street and the woman's dealt &C.
CURED at st. Mary's hospital, where
she had been taken for nent
The inquest was held before JUS
tice r. D.. Bell this morning. The "
idence showed that h deceased had
Deen in her room at the Babb home
talking with Sam NJ. Oldham just be-
fore the shooting. Oldham testified
that he lad been going with the de-
ceased about two years and that on
Sunday he went buggy-riding with
another girl. which brought on a quar-
rel between him and the deceased.
She threatened to kill herself, he said
and he hunted for his revolver, watch
was at this place. but could not find
il. After he lett the room, he and Mr..
and Mrs. Babb heard the deceased
lift a stove bid, and it is supposed she
had the revolver hidden in the stove.
The shot was soon heard, resulting in
the fatal injury. The Babbs and Drs.
c. NJ. Yater and r. l.. Bradley were
also on the stand, the doctors telling
of tle deceased having told them. be-
fore her death, that she shot herself
with the object of taking her ow1
life.
The verdict of the coroner's jury
was to tie effect that the deceased
died of a gunshot wound, self infiict-
ed, and was signed by the justice and
the following jurymen: w. NJ. Bev-
ers, Seth Swift. II. T. Dmry. Ed Mum
dy. Pearl Wilson and r.. NJ. Tigner.
The pistol wound was not hecessar-
lily fatal in itself. The ball entered
the shoulder nea the armpit and
ranged only slightly downward. pass
ing out too high in the back to have
reached a highly vital organ. The
shock was what killed her, the ply
sicians believe.
The cease leaves a father and
mother at Claremont, also other rel
atives. She was last employed at tle
Grand Central hotel as waitress. The
| body is now at the Henninger under
taking rooms and the funera will
he held at the H~enninger parlors,
with burial at South Side cemetery.
| The time will be announced later.
1 atar--FrhA fr-anraI service will he
held at the Henninger parlors to-
| morrow morning at ten O'Clock, CON
| Quoted by Elder George Fowler. Bur
ial will occur at South Side cemetery
Mrs. Beard. of Carlsbad, a sister OF
the deceased. arrived this morning
| for the funeral.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-12
EATING MEAT AT COW
MEMS Loss, 1T SEEMS

During the past few days four COW
hides have been isled ou of the up
per part of North Spring river by an
glers. The hides had a hoofs and
heads attached. had been sewed in
sacks, vita big rocks, and sunk to
hid them from view. Beyond doubt
the hides were thrown in by people
who killed the cows for meat, the
cows being the property of the ranch
owners. All tle hides bear the Dia
mond A brand.
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are of national Importance. A schoOl
for bakers has been proposed and the
natter was taken up by the delegates
today and may lie acted on favorably.
Demonstrations will be made of the
latest methods of testing flour for
quality strength.
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Inspect Daddy Waters.

st. Louis, Mo-. April 12.-Members
of the Mississippi River Commission
boarded the teaner Mississippi to-
day for the usual spring trip of in
spection down tne Father of waters.
Public hearings will be held by the
commission at various places between
this city and New Orleans on matters
connected with river ievee Improve
ments.
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American Boat Entered.

Monte Carlo. April 1.-THE Coupe
des Nations. the star event of the
Monaco International motor boat ace
meet, will be held today. The prize
is $1,000 frances and the distance 100
kilomatres. America is represented
by the Michigan Farcott, which is
considered to have a good chance of
winning.
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Can't PLAY Giants.

New York, April 12.-Fordham Col
leee's baseball nine will not meet the
Giants at Polo Grounds this afternoon
as scheduled owing to the ruling of
tIe faculty which prohibits Fordhan
teams from engaging in contests with
professional athletes.
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DR.. MILLER FOUND GULL
TY OF MANSLAUGHTER

Watseka. Ill, April 11.-Dr. w. II.
Miller was today found guilty of man
slaughter for the killing of J. b.. Say
lor. Mrs. Saylor vas also found gull
~ of manslaughter. John Grunden
was acquitted. DIT. Miller was sen
fenced to twelve years in the peni-
Tertiary and Mrs. Saylor to three
years.
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Hoosier Bakers Convene.

indianapolis. Ind, April l2.-lndi
ana State Association of Master Ba
kers. the mother of all similar or
CARNATIONS throughout the country.
met here today in annual convention
All TIE bakers societies of the Unit
ed States are patterned after the In
diana organization, and it's meetings
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THIRTEEN KILLED ON
COUEMAN-TExlCO CUTOFF

FIT. Worth. April lO.-Thirteen mel
were killed by an explosion on tins
ColeSnan-Texico extension of the San.
Ia Fe railroad near Coleman. Texas
today. Details are lacking.
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Texas Labor Meeting.

Galveston, April 1.-THE Texas
state Federation of Labor
here today in annual session and will
act on severa important matters af-
fecting the organized trades of the
state.
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HOLIDAY in North Carolina.

Raleigh, n. C.. April 12.-rAe ami
versary of the Halifax Independence
resolutions was observed today as a
public holiday throughout North Ca
roliaa.
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Harvard to Play Red sox.

Boston. April 12.-For the first time
in fifteen years the Harvard varsity
baseball nine will meet a profession
al club this afternoon when Il Red
Sox will be met ON the Huntington
avenue grounds.
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Look where you will, you can't
n as good a bargain in Roswell as
tnat Z room modern up-to-date house
ON West Third street for 2,250.-Title
< Trust Company.
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The stork called at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. {. G.. Caldwell tails afternoon
and left a fine big baby girl and a box
of cigars that Clyde is now passing
ont among his friends.
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Public Sale.

We will sell at public auction 4.
head of we'll bred colts at the +. V
Wagon Yard on South Main St, to
morrow at 2 O'Clock, Wednesday
April 18th
1t. fowler & Browning
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WANTED:-Ma1 with team to hau
Dad to Pine Lodge in the morning
u. o. Poulson, at Grand Central
Hotel. 1tT
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He NAV think that ne does not
need your goods,-Show him that he
oes by persistent advertising IN
THE DAILY RECORD.
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We are offering something new in
lawn " Call and see us.-En-
terprise Hdw. Co. 32t2
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P~athfndinq Trip.

Scranton, Pa, April 12.-Patafind-
ing cars left Norristown today to lay
out the route for. the May endurance
run between Norristown and Scranton
and return.
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Send in your calls not later than
Thursday noon for sane week.
Phone 426. w. 3. Meaclam. este
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Paris Horse Show Closes.

Paris. April 12.-Keen rivalry will
lark today's competition for the
Grand Prix de Paris. the closing ev-
ent OF the Paris Horse Show.
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PROPOSALS FOR COURT
HOUSE AND JAIL BY APR. 20

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board of County Commission
ers of CAaves County. New Mexico up
To ~ o'clock noon goth day of April
1871 for the construction of a County
Codrt House and Jail to be construct
ed at Roswell, New Mexico. Plans
and specifications can be seen at the
office of the Architects, /. II. & w
NJ. Rapp Co. Santa Fe, New Mexico
and Trinidad. Colorado. Also at the
Office of the County Commissioners at
Roswell, New Mexico.
The Board the right to re-
jeCt any and all bids.
BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners.
w. NJ. ATKINSON,
Chairman.
Roswell. n. NJ, April 6, 1910.
A. Zeal. of Denver. who las been
here six weeks auditing the local of,
fee OF the Singer Sewing Machine
Co. and looking after business con
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Will get our laundry back three
times a week.-Phone 426, w. B.
Meacham. este
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We sell white pine screen doors,
tne kind TIA don't warp.-Enter-
prise Hdw. Co. 32t2
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Screen wire. all sizes. See Enter
prise Hdw. Co. Phone 37S. 32t2
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nected herewith, will leave toznor
row for his lome.
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If your wants are placed in the
Daily Record they will be satisfied.
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Conservation in Colorado.

Denver. Colo, April 12.-Colorado
is tae latest state to join the nation
wide movement for the conservation
of natural resources, a convention for
that purpose organizing here today.
James r.. Garfield, former secretary
Of the interior, will be the principal
speaker. taking as his topic The Wa
ter Power Resources of tae State"
The RECORD has a nice lot OF speci
mems of engraving and embossing
Before buying come and look at them
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List of Organizations

Roswell Camp, NJ. W. A.
FL Captain Camp, w. o.. w.
Ladies' of the Baptist Church.
Roswell Chapter o. +. s.
Roswell Fire Department.
Damon Lodge, K. OF p.
Battery A.
New Mexico Military Institute.
Roswell Lodge b. p. D. Elks.
Mothers Club, Central School.
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fowler &
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-13
LEGAL.

was directed to notify the elevator oper-
ator whenever he entered the pit to do
this work, and was told that the opera
tor would warn him of the descent of
the elevator. This was regularly done for
some time, after which, when the laborer
again entered the pit and notified the
operator accordingly, the latter neglected
to give the warning, in consequence of
which neglect the elevator descended up
held ID that the ordinary rule relieving
a master from liability to a servant for
injuries caused by the negligence Of q
master was not relieved from the conse-
quences of neglect to make the place OF
service reasonably safe by delegating the
duty of giving the necessary warming to
the operator who failed to give 1t.
All the y Justices concurrlng.
Attest: 80 D. A VALENTINE,
tSeaLlya go Clerk Supreme Court.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-13
D. A. VALENTINE,
Clerk Supreme Court.
No. 1859.
Fred Robertson and r. NJ. Jacqua, APP
pellants,

=. No. 1859.
Fred Robertson and r. NJ. Jacqua, APP
pellants,
NJ. L. Bear, Appellee.
Appeal from Cheyenne County.
REVERSED.
Syllabus. By the Court. Smith, j.
l. Where one who is not a party to a.
Judgment more than three years after
the rendition thereof, seeks to vacate the
Judgment by. filing a mo,ion attacking
the Jurisdiction of the court and therein
also seeks to- vacate a sheriff'S deed to
land sold in execution OF the judgment,
and serves notice upon one who is in
possession. of the land under claim of own
ership, who, by leave of court, files an
answer setting forth. his claims to the
land and the court tries the issues Joined
as an action to quiet title; held, that, al
though such proceeding is Irregular, the
Judgment resulting from such trial will
not be set aside, it appearing that a full
and fair trial was had and the Judgment
was well supported by the evidence.
e. Where, in such a proceeding. the de-
PENDANT claims title to the land but
prays in case his title be held to be valid
he be adjudged to be a mortgage in
possession he is not estopped from as
Sorting his claims against the land by
failure to render an account in his answer
of rents received. Any claim for rents
received should be pleaded by the plain
tiff as a counterclaim in reply.
All the Justices concurfing.
Attest: D. A VALENTINE,
[Seal.1 Clerk Supreme Court
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-13
No. II, 22S.
The State of Kansas, Appellant

No. Il, 228.
The State of Kansas, Appellant
VS..
M. "a Roach ct al, Appellees.
Appeal from Atchison County,
REVERSED.
Syllabus. BY the Court Mason. ].
l. An acquittal upon q criminal charge
is not a bar to- a civil action brought
against the defendant by the state, al
though in order t0srecover it must prove
him to egbeens guilty of the offense.
In an action by the state to enjoin
the maintenance of a place where intoxi-
eating liquors are unlawfully sold it is
error to render judgment for the defend
ant upon the ground that under the same
evidence he had already been acquitted
of g. criminal charge of maintaining such
a place.. 80
Ali the justices concurrlng.
A true copy.
Attest: D. A. VALENTINE,
lEeal1 Clerk Supreme Court.