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considers it thus far the most sue
cesSful year the school has had.
'-Ne have a cadet corps this year"
said Colonel Wilson of which we
can well be proud. II - composed OF
as fine a lot of boys as were ever
brought together and they are doina
excellent work in all branches.
Our new building, to take the placs
Of the old building recently destroyed
by fire, is progressing nicely and viii
be ready for occupancy By our com
rencenent Ii is probable that dedi-
cation aud commencement exercises
viii he combined and Judge Mills has
consented to deliver the coI.L Lencs-
ment address for us this year.
7 ae institute continues to take its
interest in athletics and we will tITn
out first class base ball team this
spriHg. The only difficulty we nave
is fnding competition. If other insti-
tutions in the territory are in the
iield with base bali teams the institute
viii be ready to meet them. II is our
constant effort to encourage in every
way consistent with sound education
IL work. 2 healthy interest in clean,
amateur athletics"
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heen announced, CAaves being as fol
lows:
District No. 90, Precinct l outside
of Roswell city and Precinct No. .,
outside of city limits.
Districts Nos. 81 and "a, Roswell
city.
District No. 25, Precinct No. 2, o!
Sonth Spring and Precinct No. 4, Dex
ter.
District No. 26 Precinct No. 5, Ha-
german.
District No. 81, Precinct No. 6. Lake
Arthur.
District No. 2S.-Precinct No. z
Lower Penasco.
District No. 20, Precinct No. s, the
Plains.
District No. 30, Precinct No. 3. Ce
dar Canyon and Precinct No. 10, Z
Yeso.
District No. 81, Precinct No. II
Kenna and Precinct NO. IL, Ekins.
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FRIGHT OFF
THE Bat

Washington, Feb. 17.-Charging
Senator Owens, of Oklahoma, with be-
ing interested in the affairs of the
Standard Oil Company. and saying
that he would like to see John d.
Rockefeller wrapped in the flames
Of he'll" Senator JEFF Davis, of Ar
5ansas, today made a speech in the
senate, which was fittingly character
zed by him as red not and right OF
the bat"
I'VE don't want the Standard Oil
Company in Arkansas" he exclaimed.
The only place | would be will to
see 4 pipe line laid for the Standard
Old Company would be straight from
here to hell and / should want to see
oil flowing directly there. Further
more | would be glad to see that old
trust magnate. John ID. Rocke feller.
there to receive the oil and would be
glad to see the flames that it's appear
ancc would create wrapped snugly a.
round him."
He said that Mr.. Owens support of
the bill due to the fact that in some
way the Oklahoma senator, ne believ-
ed, was Interested in the Standard Oil.
The imputation brought Mr.. Owen
20 his feet, but smiling, as ne said:
The i.npudent speech which the
Senator from Arkansas has just deliv-
cred has no foundation in fact"
We'll, Mr.. President, the Senator
acts like he was interested" respond
"a Mr.. Davis, also smiling, "and by
iinks | believe he is interested"
The two senators slammed left
handed compliments back and forth
for some time while the senate laugh
| I'd imnoderately, but finally the bill
was passed, Mr.. Davis being the only
senator to vote, mo-"
The speech was made apropos of
efforts Owen made to have passed
! neral bill giving the right of way
rough public lands in Arkansas for
J IS and pipe lines. Mr.. Davis said
bill was in the interest of the
-airie Creek Company, which, he
! id. was a branch of the Standard
| { ii Company, and ne could not sit
io by and allow the bill to pass in
Iii 'ect conflict with the ANTITRUST laws
| of his state.
! ~ferring to the operations OF the
| Prs lie Creek Company in Oklahoma
| he said it was the same concern that
had caused SO much scandal in that
state and was the one in whose be-
half Governor Haskell had interfered
tn such en- extent u create a stencil
which had filed the nostrils of every
boy"
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COUNTY DISTRICTS
FoR CENSUS ENUMERhTORs

Santa Fe, y. NJ, Feb. 14.-for the
purposes OF taking the census in New
Mexico the territory has been divided
Hto ga districts. onumerators being
appointed il numbers in proportion
to the population and extent of the
cistrict When the work Of cornting
roses begin on April 18th there Will
ne more than eco enumerators at
York. For several days from this
ti.ue several districts will be anncun-
cei each ady and any error which
nay be noted as to districts should be
-enOrted to the census supervisor,
Faul A F. Walter in Santa Fe.
The announcements are being made
in alphabetical order and this throws
3ernalillo. Chaves and Colfax com
ties first, second and third and the
districts of these three counties have
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SHIPPING IN EGGS FROM
EUROPE TO BREAK PRICE

New York, Feb. 1T.-NOw comes
the news chat the paupcr European
hen is to compete with the hardworil-
ing American Liddy and reduce the
price OF her industry. Faraiiin coated
eggs from Europe. nearly a million
of which We're Imported this week,
We're placed On sale today by hund
reds OF New York retailers at from
three to eight cents a dozen less than
the price OF American cold storage
eggs. At the same time there came
the announcement from market
MAN that American beef exported by
way of New York to London is sell
ing there at from three to FIVE cents
a pound cheaper than the price asked
here. The wholesale prices of beef,
according to this statement were:
London-American frozen beef, SA
tc 6 cents per poInd.
New York-American frozen beef,
1lls to IA cents a pound.
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COL. WILSON SPOKE
OUT AT ALBUQUERQUE.

Col. James w. Wilson, superinten-
dent of the New Mexico Military In
stitnte, returned last night from San
Ia Fc, where ne has been looking af-
ter legislative matters in the interest
of the Institute. and. stopping at Al
blauerque for short time on his way
home, received the following notice
in the Albuquerque Journal.
Colonel james w. Wilson director
of the New Mexico Military Institute
at Roswell was in the city for few
hours last night returning home from
Santa Fe where he has been on bust
ness. Colonel Wilson is proud of the
record being made by the student
corps at the institute this year and
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BIG SNOW STORM
HITS EAST AND NORTH

may take some comfort In the klowl
edge that the weather is rapidly snod-
Grating in the mountains, but it is
still cold enough.
At Pueblo and Colorado Springs
this morning it was seventeen below,
the coolest of the winter, while at
Corona, a little hamlet on the sum-
init of the Divide it was thirty below,
with the wind bowling at fifty-two
miles an hour.
At Denver It was FIVE below at six
o'clock this morning, but BY nine o.
CLOCK the mercury had risen to two
arove.
An ice gorge in the Platte river fill
ed the pipes of the Tramway Com
pi.ny during the rush hours this NOR
ling and for twenty-five minutes the
street cars We're stalled all over the
city.
Ten Inches in Central Ohio.
Columbus. OHIO, Feb. 17-Ten
inches Of snow fell throughout cen
tral Ohio last night.
A traction car loaded with incoming
business people for Columbus is stall
ed betw cen here and Gahanna.
Heavy snow drifts are reported all
over the state.
Railroad Service Crippled.
Dayton. Ohio. Feb. 1.-THE heav
lest snow storm in this section for
fifty years has crippled the railroad
service today.
Fourteen Inches in Indiana.
Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 17.-Four
teen inches of snow has fallen over
central Indiana during the last thirty
six hours and is still falling. This is
the heaviest in twenty-five years.
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Washington, Feb. 17.-Gentle spring,
which vontlred aboard il the ATTAIN
tic states yesterday and today, will
lie running for cover by night with 4
bad cold alead. The snow and sleet
storm which has taken a flying start
over the Eastern Gulf states and is
moving northeast rapidly.
This morning the temperature was
below freezing at Brownsville, Tex
as. at Jae mouth Of tae Rio Grande
and the mercury was regist 1g 20
10 80 below in the Northwest.
\ sleet storm is central over the
Mississippi valley and snow is fall
iny IN The Chic Valley.
Snow Fell in the South.
Memphis. Tenn, Feb. Ion the
heels OF the spring-like weather in
the central south and southeast today
= covered with slcet and snow. In
Memphis two inches OF sleet fell dur
ing the night and snow fell today in
rorthern Mississippi and central Ark
5nsas. while in northwestern Arkan-
s1s tn inches of snow fell. Oklahoma
reports tae coldest weather in years.
I'm southw estern Texas it is clearing
but cold.
Moderating in Kansas.
Topeka, Kansas, Feb. lit was
sve above here this morning, the low
est point reached during the present
cold spell.
At Wichita FIVE above was reported
early this morning, and the weather
is m0derating.
Seventeen Below In Colorado.
Denver, Colo, Feb. 1.-THE people
# the states east and southeast of
Colorado who are now shivering un-
der Stow storms and northern winds
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RESCUED
FROM WRECK

Quellun, Chile, Feb. 1.-THE Chill
can tusboat Pisagua arriving here re-
ports that the Chilean cruiser Minis
tTo Zelteno has rescued eighty-eight
persons, who had been left ON the
wreck of the British steamer lima ia
Huamblin Passage Of the Straits OF
Magellan.
The cruiser arrived at the Huamblin
Passage Tuesday morning, found
eighty six survivors still clinging to
the wreck Two others had reached
the SHORE and they We're picked up
later
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ESTANCIA WILL HOLD
FIRST ELECTION SOON

Estancia, Feb. 15.-The county CON
missioners met in adjourned session
On last Monday and approved the sur-
vcy of the tow1site of Estancia as
proposed for Incorporation. Deputy
County Surveyor HiH. who made TIE
survey. had fled with the probate
clerk plat and field notes showins g
the official survey.
After having approved the survey,
District Attorney Abbott was called
in. who Instructed the board as TO its
further duties. Being satisfied that
the law had been complied WITH IT.
every particular the board declared
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NOTARY PUBLIC
NOTARY PUBLIC
NOTARY PUBLIC
AT RECORD OFFICE
AT RECORD OFFICE
AT RECORD OFFICE
MARY A. COBEAN.
MARY A. COSEAN.
MARY A. COBEAN.
DIR. TRUETT Is CALLED
TO SAN ANTONIO CHURCH

San Antonio. Tea, Feb. 1i.-Rtv
DIR. George w. Truett, pastor of tle
First Baptist Church of Dallas, VIII
be invited to accept the pulpit of the
First Baptist Church of San Antonio.
A conmittee will visit Dallas on We'd
nesday and extend the invitation.
Rev. DIR. Rrrner. pastor of this church
has resigned to become general evan
selist for the Baptist Missionary
board of the South.
Dr. Tguett is well known among
Roswell churcn goers, especially
among the Baptists, having conducted
4 big revival meeting here a few years
ago for that denomination.
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo. Feb. 17.-Cattle
receipts, 1000, Including 200 south
erns. Market strong to ten cents high
r. Native steers, 5.25N750; southern
steers, 4.75I6.5O; southern cows, 300
n 500: native cows and heifers, 800
T6.25: stockers and feeders. 1850
500: bulls, 400G $50; calves. 4.50T
900; western steers, 5.0OG 700: ives
ern cows, 3.oaN N5.25.
YIoe receipts. 5000. Market ten cts.
higher. Rrlk of sales, $500 Dos; hea-
~. 9.onfT9.Io: packers and butchers.
5000 90; light. s.70G s.95; pigs, 7.7o
s25
Sheep receipts. 5000. Market strong
Muttons. 5.50f17. 90: lambs. s.00G9.-
10: fed western wethers and yearl
ings. 6.0OM $50; fed western ewes
5.s0G6.75.
The Mothers Club will give a Tea
IN Friday at the home of Mrs. Sidney
Prayer. from 300 to 600 p. N.
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ROOSEVELT ENERGIES
FROM AFRICAN ELBA

;nunication between the scattered viii
lagos was through native runners.
The American party will embark in
the Sirdar's launch, probably tomor-
row, and proceed down the Nile to
Khartoum, where they are due about
March sixth. Three days will be spent
in Khartoum, when the trip to Cairo
will be begin.
Mrs. Roosevelt Is expected to meet
her husband and son at Khartoum.
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GOVERNMENT SAYS 1T
SHALL BE FORT SUMNER.

Santa Fe, y. NJ, FEB. l4.-Goyernor
Curry was advised TO-DAY from Wash
ingron that the long standing dis
agreement as to the name of the post
office at Fort Sumner, y. NJ, has been
adjusted. The postoifice has been
called STnnyside and has resulted Ia
more or less feeling between residents
IF Fort Sumner proper and what was
formerly Sunnyside. The postoifice
is now cne and is named Fort Sumner
settling the argument.
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Condokoro, Soudan, Feb. 17.-Col
Roosevelt. Kermit Roosevelt aid the
other members Of the Smithsonian ex-
nedition arrived here today. All are
wcll.
party viii be in close touch with the
cltside world. For the last ten days
they Nave been practically isolated in
the wilderness where the only com
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happened between Hebron and Van
Houten. The engine was pushing a
string of cars and the brakeman stood
ON the running board of a water tank
ear ahead of him. The train ran into
string of loose cars and two cars
jammed together the brakeman be-
ne thrown between them. He was
caught and held so that it was sever
al minutes before he could be eXtri-
Gated. He did not recover conscious
less.
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Name Settled: improvements Start.

Ndr1e SettIeo, improvements start.
Fort Sumner, Guadalupe County,
y. NJ, Feb. 1.-THE name of the Sun
ny side postofffce has been chan ged to
fort Sumner. This settles the long
sexed question and removes that mat
Ter from the path of Fort Sumner II"
patented part of the town has been
gaining steadily on tae other part, and
ny sheer weight has forced the aban-
donment of the other name.
The 1rst business block of native
stone is now under way. DIR. Loyelace
is building a two story brick in the
new part of the town and will move
from the upper part of town in the
spring.
The land company mas been re.
organized and is preparing for exten-
sive improvements this spring.
$4,000 school house is to be er.
ected as soon as the uew board can
be elected and let the contract. A
finc mission style Office building for
the company is one of the first things
10 be contracted for.
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TWO MEN INJURED IN
EXPLOSION AT PECOS.

Pecos, Tex, Feb. 1i.-Arch Ch, at
ham suffered the loss of both arhls
and Andy Myers will perhaps losc the
SIGHT Of hoth eyes as a result OF a dy-
mantle explosion at Arno. twsnty
miles north of PecOs. Toe a-rid' NJ
occurred while blasting rock TOR the
canal OF the Arno Cooperative irri-
cation Company. a former charge
failed to explode. and while cleaning
the hole for another shot discharged
with the above results.
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VsLETA HoLD-UP VICTIM
DIES OF HIS INJURIES

FL Paso. Tex, Feb. 14.-ATg ist'a
VaIlsvan of this place, who was held
Tp near Ysleta and shot late Friday
night while begging for his life died
at a hospital here this evening a
MEXICAN VINO stated that he had shot
an unknown nan is in the county jail.
The shooting has created intense feel
ing around YSleta
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A BRAKEMAN CRUSHED
TO DEATH AT RATION

Ration, Feb. 14.-Brakeman Jesse
McFarran on the night coal train to
Hebran ont of this place, was caught
between two cars last night ana
crushed out of shape and killed breath
ing his last before the train bearing
hi-r. reached Ration. The accident
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Phones 65 and "A 215 NORTH Main St
PARSONS & LAWRENCE.
Real Estate. Life and Fi,. Insurance
Brokers.
a business house and lot next to
Grand Central Hotel to sell at sac
rifice. 100 acres within n mile of
town, $50 per acre arr guaranteed
within the artesian belt. One half
block q lots) a stones throw from
school house price this week $1,000.
Every Gay is bargain day with us.
ASK PARSONS HE KNOWS
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TO HOLD ITS
FIRST CITY ELECTION.

Alanogordo. n. NJ. Feb. 14.-Mon-
day, February %. Alamogordo Will
hold its FIRST city election under the
recent Incorporation. At mas
meeting tonight Judge Byron Sperr,
vas nominated fer mayor by acclama-
tion and full list of city officers were
also nominated.
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FOR TREES.

FOR TREES.
call or write J. s. Highsnith. Prop,
Artesia Nursery. Artesia, n. NJ, or
Wyatt Jodnson at healing ground co..
ner of Main and Fifth streets, Roswell
n. NJ. phone No. sol. 72tf
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The Southern House has opened for
boarders and rooners, rates $500
week. Mrs. Jones. proprietress. Your
patronage solicited. e6t6
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the town of Estancia duly incorporat-
ed and called an election for Monday.
February 2Sth, for the election OF
mayor, four aldermen and a clerk, as
provided for by the act of the legis-
lature of 1909. j. f. BraNton, Camilo
Aragon and u. 4. Speckmsn were
named by the board to act as judges
Of election.
The board will meet on Monday,
March 9Th to canvass the returns of
the election.
He may think that ne does not
need your goods, Show him that ne
does by persistent advertising in
THE DAILY RECORD.
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OUR FRESH SAUSAGE is uN-
G>cELLED, ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS
Used, PHONE, 81 QUALITY MEATS
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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-16
Caesar Has Crossed the Rubicon

Mr. Roosevelt has rarely been silent for than minute a
no since he left college IN the early eighties after term a.
,tor in New York betook himself the western ranch -
ehed his education says the Detroit Free Press Pt XII
nes eloquent than his many speeches and vtin
f his from Europe, he stopped talking for two b
pths 10 give himself so melme to think He thought vcl
IT, II himself and his political fortunes His war on the ] u
tca was the Gallo episode in his role as Caesar and he me-
te account Of his political stock and determine whether his
s at home strong enough and bold enough to carry @ 70
he dictatorship to which he secretly aspred and Of which f
ecte him when he laid aside his last conslsp Ie had t H.
ssares going and coming the keeping him in
armed All OF them were Anthonys and offered him the crown
What he said in reply known only to him to them but he deter
@ to look the ground for himself before he said one word
e public precisely like his great prototype He formally an
nced that he would not speak aloud for long months Dur
no the period his threshold by the feet of his Dasans
rom all parts Of the country bringing him information of the temper
Of the nation
h had raised him power The president he had imposed on
The y an de country keep the warm for his return had
crown upon the country and seemed be able live without him
He did attack but he did not defend Mr. Taft He watched
while his partsans eaped insult and injury on the president and
did their his administration He Silent Not
word Of sympathy, but word of condemnation He was not
ready to strike the blow, because there still doubt whether such
blow might recol on his own head.
Quietly he made arrangements for his tour and it was
Insurgency which, of his admirers said born of the
announced that he would make speeches places in the fall
Roosevelt administration growing before his eyes, offering him
e crown and inviting him to blow the trumpet that would bring
his gions He grew confident reckless and deter
mnde risk all to win all He the road week before
substantially declared himself candidate for another consusp
which be dictatorship He crossed the Rubcon and his
followers have taken him his word and his side
merely the presidency he asks for, for in his hands
e presidency must become imperial He asks constitution
made plastic that can be changed convenience he
coun highest in the land obstacle progress
openly antagnozeS the administration he Created he repay the
almost too faithful loyalty honest president by the bas
gratitude he rallies his mob of aeers for assault upon the
party which made him all that he but all that he would be-
The years will stirring times this country, for
says that his policies be followed though business
goes smash.