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NEW ROCHELLE LONG RACE.
To Ne started ~ EchO nay on July 9
-CsuFae IAD Miles.

The New Rochelle Yacht Clsb will have q
long distance race on the Sound for a hand
soms prize offered by Yachting This race
!. Tor cabin or uatertiRht cockpit yachts %
not more than % feet and not under q feet
rating enrolled h any recognized yacht
club The race Will b. starred ~ EchO Hay
New Rochelle, a. ~ % IN the mOfDnR. and
che course VIII he 20 f0rnneld Hight vessel
leaving h on tho staTb0ard hand and return
to Echo Ray, distance lt0 miles On round
ing tho light vessel yachts must take their
own time and repgrt that time 10 the con-
miftes ~ The nnish
Tho allowance utll ba based on the rating
~ The yaChts. according 70 the measurement
rules ~ the lacht Racing Association Of
Long leland sound There are no restric-
lions a. - number u rrew but the heluisnIan
must 10 On amateur The secoud, third
ard fourth prizes will b. offered by The
club
Entrips Cor this race viii close With q p.
Grannerv, chairman Of the regatta COM
mitiee, 20 Broadway. tWenty-fOur hOuFB
preyiOus 20 the tart
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TO RACE To NEW LONDON.
Indian Harbsr Regatta Attracts Man,
ZINE Yachts

The race of the Indian Harbor Yacht
Club from Greenwich to New London
promises to be one ~ the hest Of the long
distance events n tho summer This race
has been arranged 20 take the yachtsmen
90 New London In time fOt them % witness
the race between the Harvard and Yale
crews and the start a 70 be made al
with fair weather the yachts will reach
there IN the evening
The three rs fOOters Aurora, istalena and
Wlnsome are 10 start In the nent class
the new Shimna and Harry l. MAAweli's
AvenKer 0ill - competitors The Shimna
Wil hs sailed Nv Addison q Hanan II is
probable that there viii b. q good race In
class " a. FlsanOra. lrondequoit. GaPdenia
and Adventures are likely starters
There will he some schoOnerz. q class Of
auHiliaries and probably some Of the u and
% fOOters
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Nssh. me Notrr Dare cstrher. reported 70
ne Nr'' ORR American yesterday. ami naaisls
ne hu'snelI 1ut'ehl~r is due - report - day
hnIAgr, ~uihngs sals "a Swecncy Is the
beet at her Boz me Nmcrical lragus
UIn-trad me N hItr ~oN riirhel 4 doi~4 ucii
H'rf NJ beta he Wasubngtons 70 i've NJ, 10
thirtrrl inuing game last week and W. ne
..ehr'auts gosn vita ia hlrfirs ,rstsria.
ora ant We N.irT are d~yrribri q the tao bet
pitcher DO ''~ NWrrtrau 80 sue iohuson arf
N al-h Arr d r14t A. cool e, ierr are AM where
eAr~Utirs .-1.-lnN Nathewso1
The 81 lou's brown are doing aurh ust,-r
They seem - have picked up a promising ioung
TItrfcr IN krN
The Nev lors nu'IrIfrTs ON haI taelr 'ruuhls,
yrs tcfdaN nrN1rr mlsNdErd Lemons fva
harFrr Ne' ronr wHs avsEard In Ee''nF undo
In1,er' onr ssipc AM Murray ct single
roll beiseel his Ieg,
liarrcr 30 ne Hrrs0rfrcauo1 of portir grace
on 40 mound bat h. On handle that sphere
4 fno,rnrnt f. on foo' a. Philadelphia % noml
nate Ruiz Naidru a. IIrutrnan' Glv-rno- on
ne urA~t headed hN for7 rerer fiafs Rave
v m fame a. baseball 1.tTHrrs savs the Worm
iwr-'0.H How Rune has distinguished him,cly
~ lines b, acting a. o bartender Is matter
81 history
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TEMPLErON SUPREME.
Williams PiIcher Rays FrrOriess Game,
Allowing Amherst Ouly One hlt

WILLIAMSIoWN. Mas. June lO.-Beiors
crowd 81 400 persons Amherst went
down % defeat. 10 q. NJ the hands OF the
Williams nine to-day. Hosts of Williams
alumni we're on the held. each delegation
In costume and hsadrd by a band
Despite an enforced bsence OF three
weeks from the boS. due TO D me arm.
Cart. Temple,on was In hne form lle
allowed only one hit and accepted ten
rhansrs without an error. thus finishing
~" season With = fielding average II 90
tie al-p secured two hits. me uf which VAS
Tor tWo bases lie still glinHs 20 hts de-
giSion not IN accei't the Oilers Ia Join a pro-
f,--~ionll team
Williams runs weTr IN ehfnci By hard
hiil ,ng and fast htse running Amherst
seven }Nnihgs.
Ia auFn
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Massachusetts state Tennis.

BosroS. June - y. w. Nies easily de.
feated u. e. johnson In the final match N
tho Massachusetts, State tennis angle.
tournament a. LonEwood this afternoon
.na earned tho right to play r. & seaver
for the title in the rhaIIenge r,,,.h -.
wednesday Niles won today by ths .@ore.
81 - 80, IS and apparently dad nor
nave 20 do hts best AZ the heat b1tGerci
johnson greatly
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~. Mnllams nassbaII rnn,nrn.

WtLLlANaToEN. June 0.-Abbot Pa 90
Mills. -. Of Pittshsbd. Mass. vas TODAY
elected captain OF the W Hams baseball
team Tor nsxt year. Mills haa PLAYED fhtrSi
bnse since entering co ieae Ne 10 . mer1her
Of the Alpha Zeia Alpha fraternity. Gar
aoyls. and one Of the most BE- u ant arhol-
arr n COLLEGE.
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Tame scheduleh for re-aa,

Philadelphia IN New York tlgO games Wash.
inglnn IN Doston Chicago IN Cleveland. - louis
IN Detroit
NAItnNAL LEAdru
NeW York m brooklyn. Rostpa IN Philadelphia.
Cihcinnau In Chlrago. Hiishurg IN ~ Louis
EAsrGRN LHAorE
TnFnnto IN Jersey Ctiy: Montreal IN Newark:
Buffalo In baltimore: Rochester IN Ptuvidea-e
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'Raued Tor Harmon In the 18th Inning.
rittshurR o o 90 q IS
~ lnlhs % o %
Runs--Ttt'shurg --Rytne, lsarh. Cihrkr. Mliirr
wilson ~ iopis uaheN. konrbhl Two
base hits Leah. :. tNans, hreshahan Three
base nit NiIsun Home run Miller. iarTtnre
hiis-MOufey Wagner tluthlr plAys-liugg tns
Hauser End hOarirhy Miller, Wagner and Us att
Si0sn hasrs-tdhson. HugEtns. uAkes nyTne
Rsa White first hase 0n baiia-On Lush. y
% " hite T. OF Cannitx, s. % Hhnnoa Strurk
OFT ~ amnitE : hY Harmon. I. Left ~ bases
~ Louis = TushuFE. !. Umpire In chief
lohnsione Fleid umpire Moran rme-s hours
and IS minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

Ora MoFninFaiaF defeated John Hen
dricha In On exhibition game a. ia a.
Maurice Daly'a Broadway room last nivl.t
1Y score Of % % ~ M0rninEsiar made
hieh fl9 o. ~ tnd averaged - Hen
aged - ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

WorrFsrfH. Mass June N -Thurs
Johanzen defeated Jim Crowley In = hftesn.
mile race 81 Boulevard Park tonight. max.
ing no distance In / hour y minutes 81
seconds Johanfen won 81 almost 4 lac.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

l'ihs-WilllAus Hamilton. Irmpleton. nfn0u
Nnfef Tao haSr hits Namiitun Temuletnn
llroun Sartihse hlt, Mills. lHmbie Ilh4.
lcnnork. Stolen hass, -liamuton, Sh0ns
Nlnirf, lirst base uH balls o. rempleton. I
SlrFk oui BY Tcmpistn1 D. ny Mcclure 4
Hit ~ pitrheF ~ Irrn pls'un Iuhel Cunmrs
NiernbefE limo hour and ~ minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

- nwaha ropckA a omaha
4 ~iouH CITY Siouv Guy. 10 ~ lasrph 10
~ nss Molnes Wirhifa : liz Molnes
A. Lincoln Lincoln ilenNef y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21
New EngIand I.raEnr.

~ HayrrtiH Flrst game Hsv~rh,u Lowell
~erurG farlr HaNrrhiN s. Lowell
- Sew bed fard Nra We,lfafd a Hrnckt1n {
A. Ian River Pail EIyr. Laurrnr.
~ Worcester orrrstra o. Lynn 0
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New York. state I.raEur

At THnT
SyTacuss 0OoO, % a. 10 /
Ttoy o q o q "a 0
hAlttTies HSr0ti nucgan and Hurley Wilson
and Naruef mpirss O'Brirn and kelley.
AZ wtLEHaaaRnR
rlmira 5000 90
WllsesharFe 0 a. /
talteries lolchow and Ciougher. Applegate
and DfirgHT mplfr u-TO1ie
At AthANT
Ira 90 o q o 0t.T :.
AlhAhy . o q q I ;
BATTERIES hcSuuiy and BUNS MrHfide and
thers lmplrcs hnee'and and shelter
At SCRANTON
Ri1rfamton. OOg O0s . /.
scranton o q : "a ,
hallsres kellogg ami Harklns Fnen. n hulr
and MrpUnough. mptrc Brown
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EASTERN LEiGUE.


Inc Indians found HAr0u = Ho, ais from Mon
irral yesterday and Me- unity men climbed
hark 10 the high rerrh IN ths Fasfrrn Lsarur
frnnant rhass Mueller oututrhel Wigs and
Winter The srnre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

~ Greenwood Haiuesburg. % GrrelwOoI :
A. hAEoo civ Nirkshurg q. Nagno CiB. D
A. Jackson Hlarks nn . Meridian 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

AtNew hav en- Nrv Haven I hartford
~ Springfield bridegroom SpfH rreld I
A. New AHtain NeW Britain 3 Nsierhury. o
~ Northampton lioiyosr 3 NOrtha mpton >
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

'Ra'irt 'rT summer In ne ihird inni1-
RATED tor rernou m The seventh inning
~ outs n = q n n q :
l~ucit % o 70 % F.. % % Z.
Runs ~ Lank-T Fisher. NrWnan d. S-hw~'t.
rrr Detroit n-irhanu MnriaFl Tao hasr
hiW 4 onrnn Nnriartv ~arfnre htf Sfrn1
stntrn hases =Nrhu eitrrr g Ncuuau
irst base m halls ~ baY ~ WUrtt : ~
Nuiiin . Hit b, pishrr o. Wuicft Hart reIH
irst hGse On errors ~ iHris {. fietnrit Z
Lrft on hates ~ Louis s. Detroit Struck
fut. uy hay. O. bY rr-nOu double rlays
sianagc Simmons lcIrnanN and StanAgr
Bush belrranty AMI Svwuns Hoffman ami
Wa'larc VIA ritrh Nl'ct' Umpire In Hhir'
fne~n Fed umpire CrnnclN Time hc no.
and o. minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

- milwaukee Nlvaus 20 81 To.eto
- Ninnearoiis Niuneappns = lndiaaapolts. /.
~ hansas CITY kansas city. y tolIrnuus
~ - PauiHst Paw. Louisville.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21
AMERICAN LEIGTE.
TailenderS NaIlsp the ChAmploWs ChI.
RACES Heat Mana

Two postponed games we're played In
the American League Yesterday The
champions we're walloped by tho tailenderS
and the Ihicago- took a hall from the Cleve.
land Mans The results
- ,,,ts A. ta.e.ost
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

Ie-ssy Ciiy gof away atm ne arst game ~ ths
serond round Vim Turnnto Nssterday afternoon
On ne home grounds. Joe kri.y's failure 70 and
re dsrsiun sas due - ne mistake ~ Nc Alisi~r
and Mullen hissinErr made his nrst appearance
IN ne hos for Iersrt Citr ard had = slight advan
The score
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TJ'RR

=. I. y. D., uutl further notice ies,r. Last
saih Street l2's1 and - p ~
htQealTl Rapid Transit every ~ minutes VA
-IuoAlNh ufldges - subway 70 AornuFh HaN-
hfelAlgns lnd ehahTinE % elevated noerun Place
eAuon. VIA 9m Street ferry. ! y. ~. boat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

- birmingham first game MAMMALIAN s
N0nttowrrg second game WrnlarhniT :
NOntEumcry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

Runs N~warE =Ganlsy. Meyer AElrf Heafne
Montreal lones Sto'en base GettmAn
Meyer SaCrihre M. gockiil Narrince ~ -
zimmerman Double plaYs NhiAnY Lnudrn
and AgieF Zimmerman ~~hAay and Agi-T
smith and CO~kin Hifs 90 Wiggs. = IN one
inning Strurk oui ~ Mueller g IS Wiggs /
First base IN balls ~ Mueller = on Wigs
Hii hy pitrhrr ~ Wigs .Hearuei. hy Winter,
.Hsams ftrst hass on eTroFs Montreal
LETT m hase~ Sevafk. Montreal 4 tnuirr
IN rhiei Ii1neran Held umpire stafford
Nm. 1 hun 40. 4 LnLLL..
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ChfrrFl % % % ~ n
cleveland ~ % % % % % % o.. D
TIr chicago LsiIrr Two hass h,'s pg-'sII
Sio1aI /ftder Narrin,e hits taIaeubrrg.
lradlgf Stolr1 hases l~idrr Urovue FIrst
base ol haiti &c fHise1brrH ~ Oimsfrad
.iif D.. pitcher o. 'aiArTbrrH Gandr. Ilr,t
Hf-e 90 error Di~, Gland lru ~ tasrs
Cleveland lhiraEu s NfrIrA 1uf q. Faltrn
brrg % kn~>tner g o., Uimstead . via
Tl'rh IHIr~nbsTg Umpire N Chief I,ans
Fled umpire Egan Time hour ana -
minute
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

hut noaton lost me game nstng " oosiiy sTTora
Ani nro~aN siiduess a. critical mOUeats The
score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

ChicA1o June - The Cubs had matters ss,y
D defeating int irusu 20 daf 10th U1s al AMI
BUM we're tIf harl a. urruTfune Umes Ths
ieatlft of me game va n home run drive 10 deem
rsnifs hy Nhr' sard winding IN tso men ahead
" bin Tho sl0rr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

Rated Tot HrUwn 10 me ninth lnning
ilnstnn % O q n q a..
Philadelphia .......p U o o $
liuns i,ns'an Sws~ncy Gfnhan phlladsl
rhIaH Titus. itlIes Grant Magce ward lirst
hase m rrrnrs Philadelphia. : lhrsiun lrti
~ hRsrS Philadelphia ltlsinn. ? Flrst hasr
nn halls-On urnsn s on NrOHilien Sirurk
nut nN luuNu, Z hN Mfgunlrn. Three hase
tif iH'rs. Tun hnsr hUs kHAhr. smith Sar
rtn'r hifs MaFse nusilan NrtJutru, Grant
Itp'tllr riaNs ltpnlan. hnahe anti Ward Warl
UInh-slsirtn Grahnrt. Nharur and tirtp mplFr
IN chief OlAv ltrid umplrr nrrnnan Time
hour Hn, rs uIuutrS
HrrsRuuu b. - touts ~ 49,.
~ tut ~ tunr 90 lHttshfFg tnnk thla after
nopn rsue ne nr,t ~ ne srries uiih 81 tOuls
1 h. E.tfa
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Totals p - 10 Totals - bg7is o
Two OF WHEN Winning rIn ras rrahn

Two OUT Hnen winning run Ehs made
Toronto n % n % q q q
Jersey lltv % q o o %
Runs Ioron'o u-ehhnfy Jersey Cts
HHn'or Ism11i Sa~r'1oe hts johnson Crlst
Grlmrnan stolen haac Clement tefi on bas-.
JrfseF 'i', s. Toronto. uouhle rlsys
HaHnfan Hui Johnson S'~ucs on ~ Elfsinrer
ht 'Arvun fir.t hass on halls OT Kissinrrr
N Carroll npirF m chief k~iG Tl-it
umpire MIuBy lime hour and ~ minute,
Al FEuvGuRNya
VnI hesf-r % u q % . b
Proytdrnre n n n a 4 :
lAr"rlra Mc' unnsll and Blair Crowley and
fitzgerald
Ar BALTIMORE
UUTt'0 90 n % n q q y
tHinworr n o " n n ~ f-sH 2
Iu''""rs uluer. Speer an1 woois Adkins
ana gen
nssshail. Wa-hinHtsa Park. Ts-dav aPM
-hiooHI"n So Vow l0rl Adm NJ az
uAsGHAlt. 2 games First rame n
N Americans H. Athlet.rH American League
PARK Adm SOC Az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

CIFvFLsND June - The Nap, iaiirI 20 rroup
ans fso " ihrIr ia Ni's - ulrstehd IN one
hiring aud vrFr shut out rf 'he hite S1A 20 do
In. .rmrn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21
BUOOELYSS WIN, BY GEORGE
PLif I m NV GlNE AND
mar THE GIANTS.

EarErS . ruISlr Ruh Men pn IlAsrs and
Nlssi OthrF IHurs tubs rake lphiil
tUnirsi FTam nrds - IhlladrlDhlas
aud the PIRATES tu'ar Ols on Tap.
Al 'ni,- have O." tend IN their knitting
whsa "a King the iirpoklvns ant the
J,,ants didnr 'f~nd in ihrirs veil enough
l'--irrll, to kerp FROM losing The defeat
-eni lh- New NuiL, further away from
ur.i pll's The Cpi', urTra,c'l their lead
vtHn,ng irum rh- l.y'l- % IN uphill contest
The Pirates ul-n urrrnin~ an opposing
lead aud Wun lhry vHnsul-h"d the Car.
ilnnl- The Ihill-s slammed The BOslous
. be results
nrSaklyn. Z: New Nark, Q
thlraEs. %; 1inrlRBatL Z.
philadelphia. .: Ilostan. =.
Piitshurz. ,; ~. I.0ul,. =.
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grANpiNu ~ ruR CtrBs
y.v York y !. A. Cleveland . !, %G
philadelphia n n - Washington - - "a,
detroit q as hfar0 ~ - ~
Bosion ...... 3 = so ~ Louis {. y .t5
~ lorta a a. nUrnpTr
UFrRuir iune ~ Nlirtrs witness Was
responsible mr. ~ Louis ,rtury over Detroit
u MnN Inc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

BASEBALL. Wa.hiRH'sa Park. TO-DAY aPu
-biooHI"n So Sow orb Adm NJ - arr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

Totals 20 s,E a.
fH''ef '0r thIIrnheTg m m" rlglfh inning
'Nan for Ucrr., il fhr eirhia inuiug
"a aft. n#f hIf Us HATTIE hail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

roiiIs y . y T0Ah v . . Is y
New lork % % q % u d ~ Z
hrookh1 o 3
Runs Yea YORK Ue,Nn HFnnkiyn usifoo
liauhert humm~i smith Left On hasss Wv
lVra hrunkF IiTst base IN halls ~
WNtse I OF ha~gcr FtruTa out rs Wiftsr :
b fsrEer Three 1a.s hits ue Hr Ua4hs-I
Tao base hiis-,e woEr Dalton Lennon "a.
Uhce nits rLennDA. Nergeu stolen hass Mum
mol uouhle plab u'sc and ffit1 Ell Umpire
IN chiei kirm Fsld umpire Kane Time
Lgur and o. minute.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

Nhen q lc1ding furtman has clrse fRla-
lions WITH three crack iockevs n IL natura
for the EOssips N circulate rimOrs. when
this sam turf man make a bet on a certain
horse In race IN which ihe-e iorkeys
have mounts AID tho horse wins With one
II the riders On his back while the others
show apparent indiner, nee ugly comments
cannot nH suppressed There are rumora
81 ihis kind on the local tracks this season
and they are widely circulated that
the turf OrCials may sOon ask a few per-
tinent 'usstlons The Jockey Club h
always stood for honest racing and ther
Il no Teson 10 expect q change In policy
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-12

sidy legislation is a law to further ex.
plot and Cypress all the people for
h further enrichment of multi-nil-
~lionaires.
The experience of France alone
shows that the idea is wrong. Her
heavy subsidies, though draining the
treasury, have utterly failed to pro-
duce the result anticipated, while the
commerce of Norway in proportion
to its wealth and inhabitants makes
an exceptionally fine showing. without
any subsidies whatever.
1t is true that Germany pays SUBJ
sides, but Germany does not depend
upon ship subsidies. The Hanberg-
American line, the largest steamship
line in the world, does not receive a
dollar of subsidy, and never has ex-
vept for two years (1901-3) when two
of the company's steamships partici-
pated in a subsidized service to east
Asia, which they soon voluntarily re-
linquished. German shipping and
sAip-building is GROWTH, out not on
account of subsidies. German steam
ship lines are free to buy their ships
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-12
MRS. HENRY SHEETS
DIED THIS MORNING.

Mrs. Henry Sheets. aged 20 years
at ten O'Clock this morning at
her home at Ill North Kansas ave
nue.. after an illness of a few weeks.
She was the daughter of Mrs. Neal.
of this city. her maiden name having
been Nettie Neal. she was married
here about three years ago and leaves
a husband and W children, one ag
ed two years and the other about two
weeks. The funeral will be held to.
morrow afternoon at three O'Clock
N the service will be conducted Ell.
Their at the home or a Dilley fun
eral p~arlors. Burial will be made at
South Side cemetery.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-12

Mrs. j. L. Gibbany, who was opera,
ted on recently at Emporia, Kan,
for appendicitis is doing nicely but
not entirely out OF danger. She will
not be brought home for about two
or three months, as her physicians
declare her case to have been one of
the worst in all their practice.
FOR RENT:-For three months, 5
room furnished house.-Roswell Til
tie & Trust Company. 66t2"
Clarence Ullery left today on a bu-
siness trip to Pecos.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-12

at home or abroad, and as N matter
of fact they sometimes buy I'm one
market. and sometimes In another"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-12
BONUS IS RAISED FOR
PECOS-BALMORHEA ROAD.

j. E. and J. w. Rhea today receiv-
ed a letter from NJ. L.. Swinehart, sec
rotary of the Pecos Commercial Club,
stating that the $1,000 00 bonus need
ed to put through the railroad from
Pecos to Balnorhea had been raised
and that the Dad will be built at once
Half of the immense bonus was given
by the Swenson people, to whom the
Rhea b. others, Judge Witherspoon,
Fl. L. Gil and II. r. Morrow sold To-
yah property. The development of
the Toyah country is h object of the
railroad. and this in its fulillment
viii be an Indirect benefit for Roswell
and the Pecos Valley. The construc-
tion of the Pecos- Balmorhea road will
bring this road into greater proni-
hence and Importance, and will make
Pecos Valley property more valuable
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-12

]. c. Parish and family have ar
rived from Western Alabama and
will make Roswell their home. hav-
ing secured a place of residence on
North Hill and Mr.. Parish having
bought a half interest in the tailoring
business of w. P. Wood.
5. H. Fairchild returned this morn
ing from a business trip down the val
ley.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-12

FOR SALE:-Fresh Cow, also lots
close in.-304 N. Penn. 64t5~
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-12

EXTRA SPECIAL-10-4 size
Wool Blankets, regular $3.50
values, sale price only $3.50
EXTRA sPECIAL-s2.00 values
in Fancy Cotton Blankets, the
sale price is now only 49,. SIPS
EXTRA SPECIAL
1 lot Black Understands, extra
value, sale price only .... CSC
EXTRA SPECIAL
/ lot Ladies' Plain Black Hose,
regular zoe value. sale price
........ $500. 800. 12Lzc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-07
D!SCREl!T THE REPORT
RUMOR OF INCREASE IN THE
PRICE OF MILK.
Dairymen Say They Have Not
Heard of Intention Of Shippers
to Raise Their Charges.

The report that the price of milk will
be increased from s to 8 cents a quart
September 1 is discredited by a lumber
Of dairymen here. They say that milk
is not SO plentiful because of the drought
that has prevailed, making 1t necessary
cows, but that so far they have not
heard from the shippers that they intend
to raise the price of milk.
Even should the price of milk be
raised from s cents to 9 cents quart
September 1, it would merely putting
into effect the winter price of milk one
month in advance of the usual time for
the advance said r. N. Waffle, assistant
manager of the Belmont Dairy. For
several years it has been the custom to
raise the price of milk to cents a quart
October l. 1t remains at that price
until May l, when it drops TO s cents for
the summer months The price Of cream
we do not change the year round, though
some dealers make a reduction in the
summer
1t was pointed out that should the
shippers raise the price of milk 1 cents
a gallon the dairymen here would PROB
ably advance the price to cents Septem-
Der /. The dairymen claim that they are
warranted In raising the price of milk
when that product becomes less plentiful
and they are compelled to pay more for
it. They laugh at the idea of a milk
trust" and trust busting" proceedings
which have been suggested, and saw that
the price of milk, like the price of eggs
or any other food, is raised or lowered
according to the supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-07
ESTELLE IS LIBERATED.
Charge Against Ter Fails Because
of Conflict of Dates.

Although the evidence was of a con-
vincing nature, Estelle Meyo, a colored
girl from Clicks court, escaped sentence
for selling liquor to minors in Judge
Pugh's court yesterday, simply because
the offense is said to have occurred July
d. 1910, aud the information papers,
sworn TO by Policeman Dollhouse We're
dated August 4, 1909.
Judge Pugh looked the papers over and
said he had no alternative. he let Estele
Estelle was arrested by Policeman Dali
house. He was in the Juvenile Court a
few days ago when seventeen year-old
colored girl was arraigned for drunken
ness. The girl told Judge De Lacy of
day and night orgies at the home of
Estelle Meyo in Clicks alley, and upon this
information the policeman got a warrant
and arrested Estelle. Half a dozen wit
nesses said yesterday that Estelle was
great dispenser OF all sorts of liquor
II was all along the same line the only
conflict in the testimony being found
when II came TO tell exactly what kind
of liquor the neutrality-suspicious. colored
girl preferred One of the witnesses.
Marie Johnson, told Judge Pugh that
the girl seemed TO thrive best on black
berry brandy and gin, and that she had
sampled some OF the Clicks alley whisky
but that IL had burned her mouth.
Judge Pugh was the point OF i'm
posing a sentence when the innpossibla
situation as to dates was called to his
attention.