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THIS is WRONG.

Under the Payne-Aldrich law
those most able to pay a tariff tax
gets OF tire highest.
Your wife or daughter who buys
4 wooden or wcrsted cloth for a dress
pays 1910 for a pattern that cost 81
abroad. or a tariff IA of lbs pc cent,
while the rich mans wife or daughter
is only required to pay a tariff tax of
30 per cent on the imported silk dress
sac buys.
The steel buttons on the working
mans trousers carry a duty of 126.SS
Der cent. while milady's ivory buttons
pay but $40 per cent.
The cheapest blankets found in the
homes OF the laborer, carry a tax of
1O7 per cent. while the fine blankets
used on the beds of the captains of f.
nance only pay IL per cent.
HigA-priced wooden carpets used by
the wealthy carry a tariff tax OF but
80 per cent, while the carpets used
for mats, rugs, ETC.. which are found
in the homes of the common people,
are taxed 122.sS per cent.
Hats and bonaets costing SIS or less
per dozen are taxed 81 per cent. while
those costing more han $50 per doz-
en- get in for 35 per cent.
How long. o Lord, how long.-Den-
ing Headlight.
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Dollar Experience Social.

The Social given By the Womah's
HON Mission Society OF the South
ern Methodist Church at the home of
Mrs. Frank Pearce is one of manylfea-
lures and of much interest. some
mont.is ago the members decided to
each make a dollar in sosne unusual
wav. the dollar to go TO the treasury
Of the Society. A the same time the
membership of the Society was divid-
I'd into W equal parts for the pur-
pCse of visiting strangers and the sick
and at the end of a certain period
they wore 10 celebrate in a social way
n he members were to tell tIeir
experiences in earning their dollars.
At the close of the contest on vista
'" Society was so wen pleased
with the large number of calls made
and tle mount of work done they de-
cided to hold the Social tonight in
honor Of their husbands and show
the men that they could do the wor
Of the church, raise a neat sum of
cash and entertain the men and at
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-~DISAGREES WITH TAFT.

Victor l. Burger, Socialist leader in
Milwaukee,, IN making a speech in
Philadelphia, replied to what = the
president had said about socialism.
The president does not understand
socialism" said ne. 1t is not merely a
theory. as he says, but il is a new
Phase of civilization. a new epoch in
civilization. Everything in c~iviliza
tion is a little higher than the one be-
fore, and it has always been a menace
to the n before. To whom is so
c.alism now a menace? Why, to Rock
efeller. to President Taft, to Charles
F. Murphy.
"To say that the Republican party,
as O constituted. can solve the
problem is like asking a man sitting
on the linb of a tree to saw that limb
of. 1ae Republican party cannot saw
of capitalism without falling. The
Republican party is the political ex-
preston of the trusts, and a trust is
socialism for the e and perdition
for the many. We want to make the
trust a blessing for everybody
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gular the tenements hereditancnts,
and appurtenances %uhereunto belong
ing or in anywise appertainins.
The sale of said property Will Inen
end there he made to the highest and
best bidder for ash To satisfy a
certain lien of attachment upon the
rty of defendants heretofore de-
in force and effect and u~nsatished and
according to a judgment and decree
rendered il the District CONT OF
Graves County on the 26th dav of
April. 1910, in the above entitled
cause. which cause i Cor the enforce
aren't and foreclosure Of an attach
ment lien in favor Of p.aiulin against
defendants and for the settlement of
an costs and commissions Of sale. the
amounts due on said judgment are as
follows:
To the Jcyce-Pruit Company. q cor
poration, the sum of Tarec hundred
ainety-one and 57-10O Cs391.51 Dol
lars together with interest thereon at
the rate of IL per cent. per annum
from January End, 1909. until paid and
annu-n upon the entire amount of
principal aad interest unpaid for at
torneys fees and also the costs of this
suit.
H NJ. DOW,
Tues. At. Special Master.
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As the railroads look at it, the high
er the freight rates the greater tae
prosperity of the country. And so
on down the line. ach particular in
terest asking for more and still more.
The trusts ask for protection and
some: the manufacturing inter
ests want free raw materials ana the
highest protection on manufactured
articles, a interest asking and
working for itself. In such a game the
big fellows come out on top and the
little fellows get left. And such is
Ole of the beauties of the protective
tariff system. II builds up trusts and
vast combinations and huge fortunes.
while all the time it grows harder for
the mass of the people.
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II NJ. DOW,
Special Master.

In the District Court. Chaves County,
New Mexico.
Roswell Building & Loan
Association, Plaintiff.
v. No. 1915.
Oar Metscham n Frank
Metschan, Defendants.
Foreclosure Sale.
Public notice is hereby given TIA
the undersigned, by virtue of his ap-
pointment as Special Master by the
Court in the above entitled cause to
make sale of the real estate herein
after described. Will offer for sale
at public vendGe. at the front doc
of the Citizens National Bank of Ros-
well, at Roswell, County of Chayes,
and Territory Of New Mexico, On the
morning of August 9th (Sixth), 1910,
at 10 O'Clock a. n, the following de-
scribed real estate and property to-
wit:
Lot IA Block 72 of the Town OF
Lake Arthur. New Mexico, the lot or
said parcel OF real estate together
with all Improvements and all and
singular the tenements. heredita-
ments, and appurtenances, thereunto
oCa4hSAAS VI ia AoC aPRCAt tAt
The sale of said property will Their
and there be made to the higlest and
hest bidder for cash to satisfy a jrdg-
nent n decree rendered in the Dis
t-ict Court of Chaves County on the
26th da~ of April. 1910, in he above
entitled cause. which u is for the
foreclosure of a mortgage and by the
plaintiff against u defendants, Carl
Metscham and Frank Metscham. the
amounts due ON said Judgment n
decree are as follows.
To the Roswell Building e. Loan
Association. a corporation. the SUN
Iuf Three Hundred Se~venty-seven and
$500 (s377-s3l Dollars as principal
together with interest thereon at the
rate of IL per cent. per annun from
October 18th. 1903. until paid and an
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POLITICS.

David Starr Jordan has the following
to say about practical politics.:
Some years ago when Roosevelt
and I were boys he told me a story of
ais experience with a New York poll
ticsan. This WAS a Democrat who was
working vigorously but secretly for
the election OF a Republican. Rocse-
Welt was surprised al this, but the pol
Itician exclaimed: s.
tYou are a young man. Roosevelt.
but when you are old as I you viii
know there I'm mo politics I'm p~olitics.'
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Up in Connecticut. whore the wood
en- nrt-negs came from, a physician
hal a sickly wife. He started in to
prescribe a course of physical culture
for her, regulated her diet land finally
brought her to a state of perfect
health. Now he is an applicant for
n divorce, his wife having taken him
by the neck and Thrown him out of uhe
house. Such was uhe esu of benev-
olence and human nature.
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Read the Record Want Aos.
Attention Episcopaiians.

Ri. Rev. J.. VI. Kendrick, Bishop Of
the Missionary District of New Mex
leo and Arizona. will visit Roswell!
Sunday June 18th, and spend several
davs in the CITY. Notice of Sunday
services will be announced later. II
There are any baptisSns, combinations,
or other rites of tie Church to be
performed, will the parties interested
kindly notify w. r. Quarles. Secretary
of the Bishops committee, so that ali
necessary arrangements can be made.
The public can reach Mr., QIarles in
care Of the Roswell Hardware Co,
telephone a.
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I'm other words" continued DIR.
Jordan, when it is a question of put
ting ones hand in the public's purse.
the tain disguise of party -partisanship
is laid of. AS a good Republican OF
long standing, the only straight ticket
I can vote is n with the crooked
names scratched on. And if by chance
my choice lies between crooked
names, | have my preference to the
Democrats. that my own party may
be relieved from the disgrace of his
election"
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The past yea has been a rich N
for the huge combinations N trusts
and. the coming three years promise
to be even better So far as any inter
terence looking to the protection OF
the rights of the peonie as against
these trusts is concerned. OF curse
there is no telling what shoot of mind
Taft may take. He has already prov
ed to be under the influence of e r
tain trust senators and representa-
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tives, but vita one of his mind it may
be that he nay fall under the influence
of some true adherent of ,the people
almost any day. That is one Of the
disadvantages of Aaving a president
who must rely upon some other per
son for his opinions to guide his
course of action.
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1t is about time that son

1t is about time that some of the
automobile owners of Roswell have
the extreme penalty of the law infict-
ed upon them for excessive speeding
w ithin the city limits. There are a
few men who pay absolutely no at
tention to the speed lsws. knowingly
and deliberately and these gentlemen
should he looked after.
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II Is estimated that rats in the I'm
tied States consume every year food
To the value of half a billion dollars
and do as much more damage i'll otn-
err ways. besides greatly spreading
various diseases.
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least for once let the men go scot
free. For this time the husbands may
leave their wallets at home. for the
good women have already provided the
funds. How sad it is that more men
wives are not members at least for
tonight. Many 4 fortunate husband viii
have the envy of his less
nei2IDOr. =
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On account of the vast production
of the California oil cid the price
of oil should come down, but there is
no danger of uhat. The Standard Oil
Company will .ook out for That.
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Theodore Roosevelt was Away:
better at preaching than at acting
unless we consider the word acting
in the sense of the stage.
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FOR

The Record Is authorized to an
nounce N. j.. Fritz as a candidate for
denomination on the office of county
commissioner, Bird. district. subject to
the action of the Democratic primar-
les.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER,

The Record is authorized to an
nounce B. II. Wixom as a candidate
for County Commissioner. 3rd district
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary.
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The Ladies' Home, journal is to be
issued twice a month commencing
Sept. LIST at the old price of $3.50 a
year. Let ne have your subscription
or renewal.-Hattie L. Cobean agent.
Phone 166. 33t2
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additional sum of 10 per cen upon
principal and interest aforesaid un-
paid for attorneys fees and for all
costs of this suit, and also cost and
commissions of sale.
II. NJ. DOW,
Tues. At. Special Master.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Tbs Record is authorized to an
nounce A. Durand as a candidate for
County Commissioner. 3rd District,
subject to the action OF the Democrat
ic primary.
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E.QR SHE RIFE.

We are authorized to announce C..
4. (Tobe) Odem as n candidate for
the Democratic nomination for sher-
Iff. subject to action of the Dem
ocratic primaries
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Notice Patriarchs Militant.

All Patriarcns are commanded, to
appear at /. o. o. F. Hall at six
O'Clock sharp Tuesday evening, June
14th in dress uniform. Memorial
services. S6t2.
BY Order Commandment,
r. s. CRAVENS.
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In the District Court, ChaVes County,
New Mexico.
J~oyce-Prait Company a cor
~poration. Plaintiff.
v. No. 1901.
II. D.. Dodge and z. F.
Dodge, Defendants.
Foreclosure Sale.
Public Notice Is a.u-Dy given that
the undersigned, by virtue of his ZAP
pointment as Special Master by the
court, in the above entitled cause. To
make sale of the real estate herein
after described. will offer for sale at
public vendue at the front door of the
Citizens National Bank of Roswell, at
Roswell, Chaves County. New Mexico,
at 10 O'Clock "a. m. Of the morning of
the 9th tSixth) day of August, 1910,
the following described property to-
wit:
beginning, at a point $50 eet North
Of he South east corner of the South
West Quarter of the North West
Quarter of Section -. in Township 10
South of Range "a East. y. NJ. p. NJ:
thence East a distance of eight feet
more or less. to the West lire of TN
ion AveIue. Roswell. New Mexico. rs
Slown by TIE official survey thereof.
North along tho said West line
Of said Unior Avenue a distance OF
$50 feet: thence West a distance OF
t4n feet more or less, to the North
East corner of The south East q arte-
of the NJ. Johnson tract of land.
hence Soutl along f1c East b%ouudarf
Of the VI. Johnson traet OF land ? ds-
lance Of 250 feet IA the North h1-1n-
darv OF the Porter tract of land
Eas- along he boundary OF
the said Porter tract of and a dis
lance of 1872 feet to the point OF be-
ginning.
The land together with all and sin
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Today is Flag Day. the 133rd ami
versary of the adoption of che Stars
and Stripes to be the National Ban
ner.
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FOR SHERIFF..

The Record Ia authorized to an
nounce o. z. Finley as = candidate
tor Sheriff of Chaves county. subject
10 the action of the Democratic Pri-
mary
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TAX ASSESSOR.

hereby myself as a can
didate for tax assessor for Chayes
County. subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
TOM MALONE.
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In the District Court. chaves County.
New Mexico.
Joyce-Prait Company a car
poratiOn, Plaintiff.
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Foreclosure Sale.

n. ID. Dodge and Z. F.
Dodge, Defendants.
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Tues. At.
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LONG HUNTED
DESTRUCTIVE
WOLF KILLED

Theodore. Utah, Sept. 6.-Avinta-
quint is dead!
May he never have a successor.
These two sentiments express the
feelings of the cattlemen of the west
end OF the basin.
Avintaquint was only a gray wolf.
but such manner of wild beast that
many suns ago he was of sufficient
Importance to be christened. Since
the white man came to the Indians
country Avintaquint has a credit OF
several thousand dollars worth of
white mems cattle.
All things have an ending, and
Avintaquint was no exception. His
came when Than Galloway. the ia
nous explorer. hunter ard trapper OF
Nernal, encroached on his domain.
Trappers have come and trappers
have gone, and cattle owners and cat
tie associations have hung up rich
rewards for his two front paws with
the bones left in the skin up to the
first joint
Still Ayintaunint reigned supreme,
the monarch Of all the cattle he sur
yeyed on the trawberry-until last
Monday, when Galloway put him out
OF commission. He was the crafty
leader of one of the wiliest bands of
pillagers of the cattle range that ever
roamed the west. The band infested
the country tributary to the Straw
berry, with occasional dashes into the
Indian Canon section. always leaving
behind trail of death and destruc-
tiOn to cattlemen.
Galloway, who has probably had as
much experience with the wild ami
mails of the western country as any
other man in the basin, believes Avin-
taquint as large a wolf as has ever
been killed. His skin measured II
feet long from his nose to the end OF
the tail
Galloway succeeded in catching.
besides the big wolf, a she wolf and a
pup. The bounty on the animals and
their skins will probably net him
5000. VIII Barton. who is running
a. Nj. Murdock's cattle i'm Lake canon,
where the wolves were'trapped, and
who is the heaviest loser from their
depredations, on behalf of the Cat
tlemen's association, Immediately gave
Galloway a check for S12O to cover
the bounties offered by the associa-
ton. Besides this, he will receive
from the state and county $40 for
each hide and the biggest one alone
is estimated to be worth $50.
The hide and head are now on dis
play at Theodore. The latter will be
mounted and would make valuable
exhibit at any museum on account
of its size and ferocious appearance.
the teeth alone beino' as long ms once
nngers, while the hide is as large as
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an ordinary grizzlv hears.

an ordinary grizzly bear s.
To give some idea of the enormous
strength Of the fallen monarch Of the
Lake Canon county, he was caught in
trap fastened to a large Juggle-p
piece Of a log, Galloway was on
horseback when he discovered the
wolf in the trap. Ayintaquint spied
him about the same time, and. in
spite OF the heavy weight on his
front foot and the serious impedi-
ment to his running started of at
a speed that was difficult for the
trapper to maintain in the rough
country; and it was some time before
he got close enough to him TO shoot.
Many stories are told Of the depre-
dations committed in the Strawberry
country by the band of timber wolves
under their powerful leader Avinta-
quint, and the courage and daring Of
this desperate, especially when the
snow lay deep, has been a matter Of
keen surprise as well as severe loss
to the Cattlemen of that section In
the spring only young stun was mo-
Tested; but, with the coming of the
beautiful white" no steer was too
big for his generalship to outmaneu-
yer and kill.
In his head and hide Galloway be
lieves he has two trophies that few
trappers secure in a lifetime.
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1t is not often that one is privileged
to eat cub bear meat, but several
families in this city were most kindly
remembered by that well-known trap
per and huntsman, b. F. Jay, who
has so many trophys of the hunt to
his credit. The bear was killed out
in the Salt Wash country and brought
to this city several days ago.
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W. P. STOUGH HAS MOVED

his undertaking parlors from 625
Main to more modern and up-to-date
quarters in the Miller building, 122
South Fifth street. where he is pre-
pared to answer calls every hour of
the day OF night. Business phone,
Junction 742; residence phone, juno
tion $50.
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For livery rigs. can the Blue Barn
and you viii find satisfaction and the
best OF treatment. Phone Junction
22S. 3i9 Colorado avenue.
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AS | write this our store is full of
boys and girls getting their shoes for
the ringing of the school bell Tues
day. Mcconnell & Lowe.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Bartlett left last
evening for San Francisco to spend a
few months on the coast.
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$4,000 diamond for $1,000. See
our window. c. w. Primrose, jeweler.
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Oar advertising uu-l'silas gre out
Fred Mantey
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Fresh Oysters.

We have the first of the season.
HOMEGROWN Celery.
Lettuce.
Egg Plant.
New Beets, Radishes and Green
Onions.
Mango, Peppers, Fresh Tomatoes
and homegrown Sweet Potatoes.
Green Sugar Corn.
Watermelons
and Cantaloupes are cheap this week
A plentiful supply of fine home
grown Grapes.
Also Peaches, Pears and Plums.
Pride of the Rockies Flour, S1.65
per sack
Star Flour, S1.40 per sack.
Imperial Flour. S1.50 per sack.
Fine Fat Chickens.
We have a particularly fine lot Of
Chickens this week; pounds or over
if you want them.
Good fat Beef at very reasonable
prices.
Prime Rib Roasts, 15c per pound
Boiling Beef, &c, &c and Sc.
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OUR SATISFIED CUSTOMERS

are our own best advertisements.
They tell others of our good work ana
one recommends another.
Our large and successful business
has been built up by satisfying sour
trade.
All dyeing, cleaning and pressing
the best, by skilled workmen.
May We count you as a customer
Phone Junction 2ll and have our
driver call.
UP-T0-DATE
CLEANING & DYE WORKS
641-643 Main St.
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TuE PLAY SEASON II OVER

r IoW ma the annual play season 4. about over it is
II vi ing tor H object he bettermen of Tulsa Never
- did IT, fdtre of Tulsa look brighter than at this
time, It is a fact that business condition al over the
country have thou yhtul rn but is
Isnif'caut tut those returning from "a sum-
mcrs wand"'pg through the West and Northwest report
Tulsa the nost active town in development work they
have .ecn
The Comn,r ,rcal club has comprehensive program
mapped out a the TAN ,nG This program is COM
cu endors Of IN. property owners ot the city
'rodcnt Conol. curing his absence in the North and
Last 'rsonell Investigated many industrial proposals
Thoc that considered good worthy he contracted
for in the of Tulsa The others he rejected These
contracts cal cr cash expenditure the part of Tulsa
To- tulnl hose contracts the Commercial Club ask
cd the owners to sign pledgs, for
based ON their property holdings and payable long
period for the purpose placing the disposal OF the
club industrial Wnd sufficient these contracts
'hc des ed is 5000 OF this amount the greater
portion has been raised bG there is still deficiency
too OF che large property the community
are numbered among the teliquents
This viii not do, Every man should pay into a fund
,t this ratura according his ability the benefits
essary benef than the who simply owns his
ncmn More 'Nan that hc is better able pay. Let us
is job OFT hands AMI have the satisfaction of
ing nat prepared to take advantage Of the
ampled opporon,ties pres, nted