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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Delivered By Carrier
INSULT TO TRAVELLING MEN.

It is pity that the travelling men of Atchison Kansas, have taken the defamatory utterances of an itinerant evangelist to heart. The evangelist says that he was once a travelling man himself and knows that all trav- cling men are liars. For some req son not stated he quit business and became an evangelist.
 The Atchison travelling men be- long to a long-suffering class. For years the cheap wit who has ex- hausted other resources has clung to the commercial traveller as his per manent inspiration. The travelling man has been represented as sort of industrial buccaneer, low of nor als, glib of tongue and bankrupt of self-respect. Irresponsible persons have propagated this libel. They have pictured the drummer as a card playing, profane and lcentious go-about. With racy story and cheat ing argument every ready to his ton que. Evidently the Atchison evange- list has accepted this disgraceful es- innate of character as true and is therefore justified in his own mind in saying that all travelling men are liars
 But the travelling men should not feel lonesome There are many oth, CTS who suffer from the slanderous tongues of reckless calumniators or llninformed critics. There are those who think it smart to refer to news paper writers as liars. Generally 1t is quite safe to slander profession if one is always ready to side-step the indignant individual. Travelling men need no advocate They are missionaries of trade and civilization and their lives are sufficiently hard without the detractions of the thoughtless or the vicious. The average travelling man is honest. deals fairly with his customers, loves his family and his home and is a good and valuable citizen.
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DRAINAGE MEETING
 DELEGATES NAMED

Lake Village, Jan. 26.-Judge Harry F. Cook, in response to the proclama- ton of Governor Donaghey for a drainage convention to be held in Lit tie Rock on the 9th and 10th of Feb ruary, for the purpose of securing an appropriation of $10,000 for a general typographical survey of Eastern Arkansas, and to discuss and consider other drainage projects, has appoint ca the following delegates from Chi cot county, all representatives land owners and business men: Judges 4. I. Garth, W. c. Street., and I. M. "orthlngton Senator J. G. B. Simms, Mayor J. c. Gillison, and Hon. l.. \. buckner; Messrs. c. ID. Owens. W. H. etephenson, F. D. Crenshaw. V. E. MOSS J. B. Mercer, S. M. Caughey. C. M. Matthews, W. P. Daniels. w. H. warner, C. F. Hogue, L. J. Riggs and W. L. Bartmuss.
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sale of liquor within three miles of the Peabody school, one of the cen- trally located school houses of the city. In the end it was claimed it bore the names of majority of the adult inhabitants of Little Rock. The liquor interests put out census takers, preparing an accurate census of Lit tie Rock The case came on for trial and both petitions and the liquec mems census was submitted to the court. Judge Joe Asher presiding. l. took month to get the case final ly disposed of. Judge Asher decid- ing the prohibition petition insuffi- cient He did this after a careful examination of the lists supposed 70 have been circulated in that portion of the city in which he lives, and
 finding but only about one tenth of the people there listed. The attor- neys for the prohibitionists did not file their appeal until the last day of the six months allowed to perfect it.
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THE THREE MILE
 PETITION CASE
Will Not Re Heard in Pulaski Circuit Court Until Later Day-Judge FuIk Will Hear All Jury Cases
 First tO Save Expenses

Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 26.-There will be no trial in circuit court, See end Division, of the appeal in the three mile petition case tomorrow, as court. This case, appealed from the county court, which rendered de- cision early in January 1909, appears on the calendar for tomorrow, but under the rule of Judge Guy Fulk, who preSides over this court, it can not come to trial then. Judge Fulk has announced he will try no court cases, or those in which no jury is tried, until after he has completed his jury cases in order that the jury will not to be held and the county forced to bear the burden in the way of expenses. According to the court calendar. Friday and Saturday could be given to the case, but as it could not be heard in less than week, it will have to go over. It will be about four months before it can be reached at a time when a week or more can
 be devoted to any one case. This case was one of the most stubbornlv fought in Pulaski county. The proht-
 bitionists worked for several months
 making house to house canvas of city, circulating petition against tho
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 Mary A. Lamar, plaintiff, vs. Otto Lamar, defendant. The defendant, Otto Lamar, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff, Mary A. Lamar.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 19te day of Jany. A. D. 1910.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 Cora Reece, plaintiff, vs. Clarence Reece, defendant.
 The defendant, Clarence Reece is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the con- plaint of plaintiff, Cora Reece.
 Given under my hand and the seal
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EDGAR BREWSTER, Ut F. E. RENFROW, D. C. 1-2O-27-2-3-10-17.
WARNING GRDEE

In the Chancery Court ol '' County, Arkansas. |,
 Ruby Barbee, plaintiff " Barbee, defendant. :.
 The defendant Gideon : warned to appear in this ~ < in thirty days and answst plaint of plaintiff, Ruby Do,
 Given under my hand a of said court this 18th day v D. 1910. .j EDGAR BREWSTER V
 F. B. RENFROW, D. !" 1-20-27-2-3-10-17.
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CAN \ MEDICINE BE \ "FAKE"

that has lived and grown ia popular ity for thirty years, and demonstrat- ed it's worth by actual cures of fe- male ills in thousands and thousands of American families.
 Any fair minded, intelligent per son will emphatically answer NO! Such a medicine is Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs. and it's ever increasing popularity is due to actual merit alone.
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Are you a member of the Pressing Club of the American Steam Laundry Clothes kept in excellent condition for s100 per month. If
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FOR SALE.

A 1ine blooded two year old Alley, color deep bay. unbroke, but gentle From the Wiley Jones, "Executor' stock, sired by "Endore."
 N. T. ROBERTS, soS W. 18th Ave. Old Phone No. 2es
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of Tomlnson Knox D. Clerk
 F. c. a of the Pressing
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28

Foundation; Mrs. Theodore Roose
velt, Prof. Irving Fisher of Yale Uni
versity, and advocate ,of conservation
of health and personal efficiency
Clifford Pinchot, Jacob Riis, Mrs. En-
mons Blaine, founder of the. Sclool
of Education of the Universits of chi
cago. and Mrs. r. NJ. La Toilette. the
wife of the Senator. The executive
secretary, Miss Hill. Mrs. Frederic
Schoff. and c &C. Carstens. Louis N
Wilson is acting treasurer.
This organization aims to be a cen
trail clearing house for information
and for definite action for the welfare
of children in all departments. In
stead of taking some one phase OF
clild nature, such as gardening, or
Fairgrounds, or health, the confer
ence regards the coming citizen as a
unit and attends to the units needs
in their relation to one another and
to the community.
Speaking upon this peculiarity OF
the organization, Henry s. Curtis. the
secretary, said that thirty three Child
helping organizations were represent
ed at the first meeting in july, 1908.
There is a still more general srep-
resentation this year." me added. AT
these meetings matters of general in
.erest are discussed and methods that
might apply; to different fields are bon
sidered. 1t is the purpose of the con
ference to bring the different organi-
cations closer together So that tpere
nay be less wasted and misguided
effort.
I'VE all know the results of organ
ization in the commercial world and
the increased business efficiency that
follows. We want to seeare some such
results for philantropic movements.
We want to make it easy for various
kinds of social workers in different
but allied fields TO become acqaaint-
ed with each other. with each Others
troubles and methods. and to provide
them with a ceptral source OF infor-
nation and assistance. when needed.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
MURRAY AS SURVEYING
OFFICER AT ARTEStA.

Capt. NJ. s. Murray left last nigh:
for Artesia. accompanied by First
Lieutant Harold Hurd, of the Roswell
Light Battery, the captain going as
surveying officer for the Adjutant
General of New Mexico. A. s. Brookes
of Santa Fe. Capt. Murray will in
spect the new quarters that have been
supplied for the equipment of Com
Dany C, whica have been established
Charles Echols, part of which had
been used as a storage for the mill
tia property. Company c. has asked
for new equipment, to take the place
of that destroyed in the fire, and tais
inspection is preliminary to the grant
ing OF the arms and Other arIIcies
mentioned in the requisition.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
TO APPOINT
ANDERSON

Tie city council is called to NEE;
tonight at the council chambers and
it will be the first real meeting since
Alderman Frank Pearce started TO
New York and on his two months
eastern trip. The administration vote
of seven members. all of which was
necessary for legislation requiring a
two-tairds majority, was lost by the
absence of MIR. Pearce. and all such
ordinances as the spriulVling. when
opposed by the three anti-administra-
tion members. Messrs. BRYANT, White
man and Wyllys. could not be passed.
But all this trouble is to be ended
tonight. Mayor George +. Veal has
received the unqualified resignation
OF Alderman Pearce. and at the meet
ing tonight the resignation will be
accepted and Mayor Veal will ap-
point ]. S. Anderson. one of the pro-
prietors of the City Livery. in his
place as alderman from the Third
ward. AS soon as Mr.. Anderson is
confirmed, legislation will proceed. ov-
er the heads of all dissenters.
Several days ago Mayor Veal re-
ce'ved a telegram from MIR. Pearce.
resigning temporarily from the coun-
Gil. This Mayor Veal cid not present,
hut wrote for an unqualified resigna-
tion. This Mr.. Pearoe has now sent in
the form requested, the following be-
ing a copy:
Oneonta. ". Y, June "a. 1910.
Hon. g. T. Veal, Mayor.
City of Roswell, y. Mex.
hereby tender my resignation as
alderman from the third ward.
Yours respectfully.
Frank II. IPearce.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
BANKER RELEASED FROM
JAIL. THEN .REARRESTED

Rocky Ford, Colo. June 2S--Jonr
r. Godding. former president Of the
state bank at Rocky Ford. was releas
ed from tne state penitentiary at ten
O'Clock this morning. One minute hat
er as the aged banker stepped thru
the big gate he was rearrested by
Sheriff Potter, of Otero county. on a
warrant charging him with accepting
deposits after he knew the bank was
insolvent. He will be taken to La Jun
tn and confined in Jail pending a pre-
liminary hearing.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
A TRUST IN
CHILDREN

Worcester. Mass, June 2S.-To form
nationwide philanahropic trust,
CON bining in one central organization
the various societies devoted to child
culture and racial improvement, and
to induce Uncle Sam to further the
work by establishing a children's bu-
reau, are the objects of the National
Cafld Conference for Research and
Welfare. which opened a fiye-day ses-
sion in Worcester today.
Efforts I, for the betterment of juve-
nile citizens, now carried on in a hap
hazard way by scores of organizations
will be reduced to an exact science by
the new combine
At the head of che trust" is Dr.
University, who has made the scien-
tific study of childhood one of ais
main occupations. The secretary, DR.
Henry S. Curtis, is the man largely
responsible for the creation of the
presen; countrywide wave of inter
est in public Fairgrounds for child
ren: he is a vice-president of the
Playground Association of America.
There ARE ten vice-presidents. They
are: Ben B. Lindsey. the Juvenile
Court judge and fighter for the well
fare of children: DIR. c. w. Stiles, the
"hooksworn man. of the Rockefeller
Foundation: Miss Patty S. Hin of
Teachers College, New York City;
Hastings ii. Hart of the Russell Sage
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
WELLESLEY GRADUATES
DON'T CARE To MA q


Wellesley. Mass, June 2S.-Of the
more than two hundred sweet girl
graduates who received their diplo-
massfron Wellesley College at today's
commencement exercises. only eight.
Or less than one-twerty-fifth profess
an intention of becoming wives and
mothers. Attempts were made by the
authorities to suppress the results OF
the canvass. as they fear the effects
the news will have when 3: is called
to the attention of Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt
According to the statistics called
for by the class secretary, one-third
of the class will take up teaching as
a,plofession. a while another third plan
to stay at home.
Two of the seniors intend to be-
come farmers, asserting their belief
that with the increase in the price
of farm products there. is a good live :
lihood to be gotten olIt of the soil.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
6ElEN PLAYS BALL HERE
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.

Aside from the great game this af-
ternoon between Roswell and a bunch
Of aspiring fans. the event of the
week in local base ball circles In
hooked for Thursday afternoon when
Belen comes, strengthened up for the
occasion: and with Bratton, of Lake
Arthur. on tneir firing line. Bratton,
it viii be remembered, is the artist
vino pitched the celebrated ten TO no.
thing game in which Roswell didn't
have the big end of the score All
Belen has needed in the past to put
its team among the leaders of the
Santa Fe league was a pitcher and
tais the team will have when IL se-
cures Rratton. Belen has imported
several league players since its last
appearance with Clovis. The game
Will be called at three o'clock. AS
some dope artist put 1t. '-let all uhe
fans and fannies be present
Newt week brings Joy 10 fandom
with five games on the slate. The best
team that can be collected from Ha-
german to Carlsbad will come here
under the banner of Lake Arthur and
play IA double header on Monday, the
Fourth Positive information mas at
last been received from Hereford,
Texas, that the Hereford teaIa will be
here Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
dav. July 6, Z, and 8. Hereford has
heaten everything in the Panhandle
this year Three letters and two tele-
grams were sen. TO Hereford before
All answer was received, but the gam
es are now positively arranged.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
MISS HUNT AND Mr..
TUlIIS MARRY TODAY.

Word came Today that MIR. II. b
Tullis and Miss Evelyn Hunt .were
married today at the home of Miss
Hunt's sister. at Wichita, Kan. The
couple will take a honeymoon trip up
on the Great Lakes and, returning to
Roswell. July 20. will make their
home in this city. Miss Hunt has re-
sided here several years and much of
the time has been employed as a
saheslady for Price & Co. She mas a
great many friends in this city, won
by her lovable qualities and sterling
worth. Mr.. Tullis is a popular and
well known brakeman on the passen-
ger train between Amarillo and Caris-
had. with headquarters at Roswell
He has a wide acquaintance up and
down the road and Eais many friends
extend congratulations upon having
won so fair a bride
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28

Further, this centralizing idea is
going to offer the general public an
easy way to keep in touch with prog
ress IN the whole Eeld. In these busy
days not many men or women have
time to hook into the work of hund-
reds of organizations scattered ali ov-
er the country. Blu, when We get a
central clearing hoase-can it a
rhilanthropic Trust IL you like-uhsn
any person can find out with not much
trouble what is being done in any
given line of effort"
Another benefit aimed al in tais
unity of purpose is the bringing to-
gether of the scientific students and
the practical workers. The theorists
and the field workers have not always
advanced in step. The Conference in
tends to assist each class to under
stand the other and thus benefit the
general purpose for which both are
striving by different but equally inn
portant methods. The Child Confer
ence has its eyes fixed on Washing
ton and wants some day to secure
Federal Children's Bureau. Resolu-
tions have already been adopted fav-
oring bills before Congress for that
purpose.
The time has come, in the opinion
of this conference" last years res
olution says, when all efforts for 'tihe
anlelioration of the conditions of
childhood OF a charitable and philan-
thropic nature should be based upon.
and, so far as practicable guided by.
the results of scientific child study.
and that only thus cnay ahe various
lines be given a more scientific. and
workers a more professional. charac-
ter"
In other words this organization in
tends to kill off a lot of haphaZard
work that has been going on with
the avowed purpose of helping child
rem, and substitute work that is more
directed and more ,bene
fetal TO those who do it. to those who
are the subjects. and likeW Use to those
who support it by money or personal
interest.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
WILL cONSEcRATE LONDON
NEW CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL

=
London, England. jane 2S.-An ev-
ent of momentous interest 10 Catho-
lies throughout the world took place
today when the Westminster Catholic
Cathedral was consecrated with elab-
crate and Impressive ceremonies.
There are fourteen altars in the ca
thedral. and Bishop Bourne was as
sisted by corresponding number of
bishops. who separately consscrated
eaca altar A magnificent celebration
in honor of the great event will be
held tomorrow.
Westminster Cathedral represents
the .fruition OF many hopes. Ground
for it's erection was secured by Car
dinal Manning. Cardinal Vaughan
planned and started the eminent
structure. 1: wiH be just fifteen years
ago tomorruw-June %, 1S95-tnat
the cornerstone was laid.
The clergy and laity of almost ev-
ern diocese in Great Britian were rep
resented hy their bishops. Cardinal
Vaughan and Cardinal Logue placed
their hands simultaneously on the
miehsy ,foundationstone. With won-
derful rapidity the work went ON.
Presently Francis Bentley's marvel
GUS dones rooted i'm the great build
ing, and I'm June. 1908. the Cathedral
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(locaI Report, Observation Taken q
$500 q. md

Roswell, n. NJ. June 2s.-Tempera-
ture. max. Sc: min. 65: mean. 76: pre-
cipita;ion %; wind dir. y. veloc. /;
weather. cloudy.
Comparative temperature data. ex-
tremes this date last year. max.. So;
min. Ga: extremes this date 16 years
record, max. 100, 1902; min. SO. 1898.
1904.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Tonight and Wednesday generally
fair and warmer.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
Caldwell Gets Good Well.

Drilling for w. "A. Caldwell. of Ros-
well, at his place seven miles south
west of Lake Arthur. Gesler & Slo-
cum have brought lin an eight inch
flow over an eight inca casing, giving
a big flow of good water for irrigation
ard domestic purposes. The flow was
found mt a depth of 6ss feet. VIII
Caldwell, who has ,been at his fathers
place for FIVE weeks. returned today.
bringing the news of the good strike.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
cHARLTON'S CASE AWAITING
GOVERNMENTS ACTION

New York. June 2S.-Porter Oaarl-
toms case now awaits the result OF
the exchanges between the State De
partment at Washington and the Ital-
ian government. His counsel today, i'm
asking that a formal aruaignment be
postponed. promised TO make no ef-
fort under habeas corpus, insanity or
other proceedings to take the prison
er out of the hands of the New Jer
sey authorities. pending adjournment
of the snaignmsnt. which was set for
July Ste. Meantime it is expected q
decision will be reached whether
Charlton will be delivered to the Ital-
ian authorities ON extradition pro
ceedings.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
ROSWELL FINALLY COMES
IN FOR A GOOD SHOWER.

After almost every locality in the
valley had reported rain, Roswell fin
ally came in for a good shower last
night. BY many excitable people il
would have been called big rain. -
for the precipitation continued stead.
lily for two or three hours. But in the
cold. unbiased report of the weather
man. IL was % inches. or in other
words. between a third and n quarter
of an inch.
Elida reports a good rain yesterday
afternoon.
Last nights rain here extended ov-
er much of the valley, including Hag.
errnan. Lake Arthur and points this
way. At Artesia and Carlsbad there
Was no rain, but at Lakewood, be-
tween them. there was n good show
er. AS long distance messages over
the telephone system can not be
heard south of Hagercnan this after-
noon. il is Thought n heavy rain is
falling there.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
NJ M'ENERY
Is DEAD

New Orleans. La, June 2s.-Unitec
States Senator Samuel Douglass Nc
Emery died at his home here today.
Senator McEnery was in his seven
ty-fourth year and his health had not
been good for several years.
Baton Rouge, La. June 2s.-Gover-
nor Jared Y. Sanders will succeed
the late Senator McEnery in the Unit
ed States senate, according to the
party leaders here. The legislature is
in session and Sanders election is
being arranged.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28

DIR. B. s. simpson, of Edinburg Unit
versity, Scotland, but late of Tenn
essee, will give free lecture in the
interest of the teachers now in a;ten-
dance on the Institute. on Thursday
evening. June 3Oth, at the Presbyter-
ian church, Corner Penn. and Third
Street. Subject, Laugh and Grow
Fat"
DR. Simpson will have charge of
Cumberland College and The Presby-
terian churches of Cumberland and
Dexter. Everybody invited. Lecture
will begin at O'Clock. II
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28

was temporarily opened and the first
religious rites. the first solemn mass
were celebrated a; the obsequies OF
the founder OF the church, Cardinal
Vaughan. No other special opening
ceremony was ever held.
The cathedral is $50 feet long and
156 feet wide, the nave is III feet
high and the campanile 27S feAhigh.
The building covers an area of $4,000
square feet and is built of brick and
stone.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 2s.-CatuIe
receipts, 5000, including 1000 south
ssrns. Market strong. Native steers,
H.356S.25; southern steers, 3-75G6--
3s: southern cows, 2.7564-5o: native
COWS and heifers, 2.7567.OO; stockers
ssad feeders, 3.35Q6-25: bulls. 3.4O@
$50: calves, 3.T5G7-50; western
steers. 4.25@s.00: western cows. 300
$3.50.
Hog receipts, 1900. Market 10 TO
IS cents lower. Bulk Of sales, 9-106
s.25: heavy, s.0e9s15: packers and
butchers, s.109s.25: light, s.zogs.-
so; pigs. s-756s-00.
sheen receipts. 5000 Market stea-
dy. Mutfons, 3.7505-00: lambs. 4.00M
7.50: fed wethers and yeariliness 400
61s.75; fed western ewes. 3-7504-75-
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT IN

Boston, June 2S.-A slight improve
ment was noticed in the local wool
market, but the transfers were near
ly all at the manufacturers prices.
The business. however. was confined
to fine and fine mediums. secured, ter
ritory .lalf and a quarter blood fieeces
and a little unwashed Delaines. One
quarter Ohio sells at 25 cents and
fine territory at So to "A cents. clean.
Advices from the west Indicate that
the new clip is moving slowly, with
very little inquiry on the part of
local buyers.
The Roswell daily record., 1910-06-28
NIcARAGUAN GOVERNMENT
MAKING BIG GAINS NOW

San Juan del Sur. Nicaragua. June
2S.-Great Corn island and the whole
Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua, with the
exception of the town of Bluefields.
is In the hands of the government.
Acoyapa has not been captured by
the revolutionists as was reported
yesterday 1t is also untrue that, Es-
trada's men Glave captured the port
of San Ubaldo.