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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-16
ECHO DE L'OUEST
La Premiere Seance du
ConRres Eucharlstlque

Montreal-Vingt mile hommes
ct femmes parlant differences Lam
CUES, SO president dams p6gllse
Notre.D Dame, qui 6tait boDdee
dune masse compacte de fdeles
depuls la balustre Jusque dams les
galleries de lorgue. pour le pre-
miere s6ance publique du Congress
Euchsrlstique. Jamais aupara-
want le waste temple n'avait conte-
nu une pareille multitude. FL.
qui salt remarqua Mgr Bruchesi,
quand il r6unira de nouveau une
parellle assembl6e."
LIE legat papal, le cardinal VIM
cent Vaunutelli, pr6sidait, ct au
tour de lui 6taie it group6s, dan.
l'ordre de leur rang, lie Cardinal
de Baltimore, le cardinal Logue,
primal d'Irlande; vingt archeve-
ques cinqusnte 6veques. DEF
centaines de pretres 6taient aussi
PRESENTS, de meme au'un grand
nombre de la1ques catalogues dis
tingu6s de France. d'Angleterre,
d'Irlande, d'Ecosse, d'ltalie, du
Canada ct des Etats- Unis.
En- ouvrant lassembl6e, Par
cheveque Bruch6sl d6clara que
c'6tait la premiere fois depuis
l'institution des Congress Eucha-
ristiques que lie chef dun gouver
nement s'6tait joint aux catholi
ques pour honorer le Dieu de
IEucharistie. Son allusien s'a-
dressait 3 Sir Wilfred Laurier.
premier ministre du Canada, qui
6tait present.
LIE cardinal Logue fut le pre-
mier orateur. II compliments
briAvement l'auditoire ct il fu
sulvi de l'archeveque Ireland, gu,
fut applaud pendant dig minutes
par les Canadiens. francais dams
les galleries sup6rieures. II etait
evident que le cardinal Vannutelll
6tait vlvement impreeslonne
de la popularit6 de r'arche-
vogue de Saint-Paul. Plu.
sieurs fois il s'est tourne vers les
6veques qui lentouralent ct Oar
uD SQUIRE manifestait SO satisfac-
ton.
L'archeveqae Ireland a dit en-
terminant ga brillante adresse:
Gle grand besoin de nos jours
eat pour DIES soldats du Christ
des hommes qui preche,o ont par
rexemple. A quot servirait &c
congress 81, apres quill aura Gle
clos, notre conduite n'6tait pas
celle de vrais soldats ct crois6s.
proclamant Ia volort6 de Dieu?
O. congress marquera le debut
dune nouvelle ere d'smour, d'hon-
neur ct de devotion q la Sainte.
Eucharistle."
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, parlant en-
francais, a dit que lindividu doit
s'efforcer de TRAVELLER pour son
sa]pt suivant SO conscience, mails
que la reunion Fun Congress Eu-
charistique dams IN pays f4vorls6
dun tel honneur doit ~n6cessaire-
ment exercer une permaneute ir-
fuence salntaire.
Lies yeux du monde, a dit M.
Laurier, sont tourn6s vers CO Con-
gr6s ct Get nommage au Dieu de
I'Eucharistie doit go faire sentir
dams tout lie monde civllls6."
II y cut un grand nombre d'au-
tres o%rateurs. y compris Mgr lou
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De L'ESToMAC
ganismes dEtraquEs pour TN de

ganismes d&traquks pour I'm de
retabli
Pour notre part, nous ne con-
naissons pas de traitement plus
e&cace que celui des Pilu1es Moro.
D'abord ces Pilules ne sont pas
de simp1es remedies empiriques ;
c'est. une medication scientiique
pr@par@e par des m@decins d'ex-
pkrience, des SPECIALISTS des af-
fections de lestomac, ayant Etu-
die a fond cette maladie, ayant
accompli des recherches conscien-
cieuses ct ayant fnalement Elabo-
re TN traitement Oh est concentrE
lie produit de leur science ct de
leurs efforts.
Maintenant aussi nous pouvors,
en- toute securitk, garantir la qua
lite irr@prochable des produits
pharmaceutiques qui sortent des
laboratories de la Compagnie. La
preparation des indictments, la
qualit& des ingredients y sont
lobjet dune surveillance inces-
sante qui assure a ces pilules leur
maximum d'e&cacite.
Rien nest plus dangereux que
les remedies brevetes prepares sans
garantie ct sans surveillance. lie
pire dommage que vous en- puts
siez redouter c'est leur inef6cacitk.
ST, pendant des mois, vous prenez
des Pilu1es qui sont NAL dos@es ct
qui ne vous font aucun effet, la
maladie, pendant ce temps, CONT
nue sd marche ct lie jour Oh vous
vous apercevez que les remedies
absorbes mont pas la vertu qu'on
1eur attribute, II peut etre trop
tard pour remkdier au NAL qui
vous a envahi.
Moins dangereux peut-etre sont
les remedies nocifs, parce que vous
etes prevent aussit6t par une ag-
|gravation de votre &tat. ct parce
que vous pouvez imm@diatement
olivier a la tromperie don't vous
.etes victime.
La garantie de la qualite de
fabrication du remede est, CONNIE
on lie volt, aussi essentielle que la
garantie de la vertu medicale.
Avec les Pilu1es Moro vous etes
Sur de reunir Pun ct l'autre ct
c'est pourquoi les guerisons enre-
gistrees sont 81 nombreuses.
ct ce ne sont pas settlement les
maux d'estomac que Pom peut
guerir avec les Pilules Moro, mails
aussi les maux de reins, lie NAL de
rognon qui en- est trop solvent
l'accessoire immanquable. Avec
TN estomac qui fonctionne NAL, le
rein est aussi promptement en- de-
sordre ct toute la machine humai-
ne Sc d@traque. =
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Miles Areie ct Eva Caron.

Miles Angie ct Eva Caron, de
Faribault, Minr.. 6taient en- visite
3 tapolis, la semaine du
"Fair" Files 6taient les Totes de
Mile Rose Anna Pelletier ct de M.
B. j. PelIetier. Files sont retour-
n6es d FaIlbault enchantees de
leur visite.
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Chef, 6veque d'Orleana, France;
Mge Haylan, 6veque de Namur,
Belgique. ct president du comit6
permanent des Congress Eucharls
ques, ct sirsLomer Gouin, premier
ministre ct procureur general de
la province de Quebec.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-16

Lorsqu'une personne supporte,
ais@ment ct sans sourciller, une
crosse perte d'argent, au jeu on
aux courses, les Francois ont une
expression bien caractEristique, lis
dissent que Get homme "a de Pes
tomac."
L'estomac ct lie bon estomac est
ainsi consid@re CONNIE la source
de toute Energie ct de toute bonnie
humeur. II suf6t d'avoir un peu
frequente les gems qui souffrent
du default contraire, de la faiblesse
de restomac on de la dyspepsia
pour etre parfaitement convaincu
que l'energie OH la bonnie humeur
leur font complement d@faut.
Lorsque vous voyez TN individu
aux joues creuses, aAaiss@es, aux
traits tires, Sc laissant aller sans
courage nj decision, vous pouvez
etre Sur que vous avez affaire a
TN dyspeptique prononc@. Et
aussit6t que vous aurez vecu avec
lui quelque temps, vous constate-
rez combien cette affection Sc re-
percute sur son caractere, ses ma
nieres ct son commerce ordinaire.
De Ia conseiller a chacun lie
soin de son estomac, il ny qu'un
pas: mails ce quill importe surtout,
c'est de Sc soigner reasonable
ment ct de prendre les remedies
qui CONVENIENT a chaque mala-
die. .
II ne faut pas oublier que les
remedies pour la dyspepsia abon-
dent ; qu'en tout endroit on peut
en- trouver d'annonc@s ct de pro-
mes. Mais combien peu valent
quelque chose? Combier Dies
tomacs irrevocab1ement ruin@s
pour TN de gukri combien dor
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-16

LIE College de SdntBonface, aeege a PUnfverHt6e ct separe de Winnipeg par
la riHereR Rouge settlement, est drge par les eres d. Ia Compagnie de Jesus. II
|Sy dome uuMrec ours: UN COURs INTERSTATE quate annees1 preparant u
degre de BacheleresArs de lUniversn6 de Manitoba; IN coURs D E GRAaMA1RE
|trois aimee )pr6parant Al dip0me d compatible ct o. OUR EPA RAToIREld eux
anneesl pour ceux qui ne snt pas smf ament prepare pour etrea dmis u autres
cours.
LIE cours de miner 30 dome e n anglais, mds les autes se po2rswvens e
anglais et o. franCas dams les classes differences.
Les eeves sont admis au Co lee soft CONNIE -pens1onnares, SOIL omm e4-
ternes, soft CONNIE demip ensionnaires.
FRAIS DE COLLEGE
- PERSONALITIES
Cci comprend renseignement, les repas lie logement, !e blanchissage ct lie
accommodate du lnge ave- la subscription pour la biblohelue ct les jeux.
S DEMrPENsIoNSAIREs
Ponr yannee scoaire 81.
Cci comorend renseignement lie dfner.e la % crpion pour la bbiotheoue
ehs jeux.
INTARNEs PRENANT e REPAs e. DEHoRs
Csci comprend renseiguement, lie logemente ct Ii, souscrIiol pour la biblt>
tbeme tlesj eux.
EXTREMES
Pour Vannee scoluire
Cd comnrend penseignement ct la subscription pour Ia bbiotheqae.
Pour aumes ems ynements sadreser a Rev. p. Recteur, College de Sn
Boniface, saintBoniface, Manitoba.
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lie Sirop du Dr.. Coderre dome u Enfants u n sommeiI PaisibIe

Les ILULES MORO st en- vme a la PhMmaMed de Rose ct Morgan. Succgeursd de
Geo. A. Rose 3O3 Avenue Centrae
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Bien a vous,
FERDINAND VANIER,
80 rue Lewis, Montreal.
CONSULTATIONS 6RATUTES

Par les M@decins de la Compa-
gnie Mkdicale Moro tous les jours,
except& les dimanches, de 9 heures
du matin a E heures du soir, au
No. az rue Saint Denis, Mont
real. Les hommes malades qui
ne peuvent venir voir nos mEde-
Gins sont invites a leur ecrire.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente
chez tous les marchands de rene
DIES. Nous les envoyons aussi,
par la poste, au Canada ct aux
Etats- Unis, sur reception du prix,
soc une bofte, 81. so six b%oites.s
Toutes les 1ettres doivent etre
adresskes: COMPAGNIE MEDI-
GALE MORO, az rue Saint
Denis, Montreal.
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Un bon estomac, une bonnie d.
gestion sont la base de la santk!
ct pour avoir un bon estomac,
pour etre Sur dune bonnie diges-
ton, Il faut prendre les Pilules
Moro. 81 vous voulez en- avoir la
preuve, lisez TN peu Get intkres-
SAINT t<moignage dune touchante
sinckntk:
Montreal, 8 avril 1909.
Messieurs,
Je suis chauffeur Al'aqueduc de
Ia vile de Montreal depuis deux
ans. C'est un travail tres pknible
ct j'ktais toujours fable ct fatigue;
depuis plusieurs ann@es je souf-
frais de Ia dyspepsia, j'avais Pes
tomac tres fable, car ma digestion
fatigante Etait suivie de maux de
tete, de douleurs dams les mem
bres, de NAL au coeur.
J'ai pris les Pilules Moro ct en-
meme temps que je me suis gukri
de mes maux d'estomac, j'ai va
disparaitre ma maladie de rognons
qui m'afaiblissait encore ct me
rendait tout travail excessivement
douloureux. A la troisieme bofte,
'ai senti du soulagement I; j'en al
pris six bottles en- tout.
Je pesais cent quarante 1ivres,
quand j'ai commence a me trailer
avec les .Pilules Moro; en- trois
mois, j'ai engraisse de douze ivres
ct je pese maintenant cent cin-
quante-deux. Je suis t%onjours frais
ct dispos pour aller a mon travail,
mails j'ai t%oujours sous la main
les Pilules Moro. Quand je suis
fatigue, je les prends pour CONT
nuer a etre fort. Plusieurs de
mes amis ont pris les Pilules Moro
ct ont obtenu lie meme soulage-
ment.
Bien a vous,
@---
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NUNS & Pomerleau

22l Central Ave.
Leur d6partement de
r6parations de montres
est sous la direction d I'm
ouvrier expert ct tou
travail est absolumer
garanti.
Prlx ~RaisonnabIes
Stock &uoerieusr
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02
WRtCkERS
AT WORK

Rero, Nevada, June 2.-The arrest
here yesterday of a man who gave the
name of c. B. Prior and the reported
arrest of severa, .otners at Truckee.
has brought to light the details of an
attempt by train wreckeTs to derail
the Southern Pacific China and Japan
Fast mail on Tuesday afternoon on
the banks of the American river near
a stretch Of snow sheds. Many pounds
of fish plates had been piled On the
track at the sum.nit of a steep grade
and n section of the rails spiked
across.
double-header was pulling a hea-
Wy train mp the grade and proceeding
at such a slow pace the engineer OF
the forward engine succeeded in STOP
ping the train within few feet of
the obstruction.
The China and Japan Mail is the
train which was held mp by masked
men near Belica, California, recent
ly and robbed of nine sacks of regis
tered mail.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02
DRIVE IN.BIG
AUTO RACE

Roswell is to have representatives
in the Glidden Tour of 1910, James w.
Stockard and Charles Sharp. OF the
Roswell Auto Company, having left
on the auto to Vaughn today, en- route
to Cincinnati to arrange for the start
in the great event of the year in the
automobile world. They will drive an
"Ohio" car and If they win. the max
ers of the Ohio car will reward Mr..
Stockard with the car ne has in the
tour and purse of S. 900. Win or
lose. the two Roswell men have their
expenses paid on the trip. to>and from
Cincinnati and while ,on the Glidden
Tour.
The Glidden Tour is an annual ev-
ent put on by the American Automo-
bile Association and named for Gid
den, tne great wire manufacturer and
automobile. enthusiast. 1t is test run
Cf many hundred miles, to be covered
in 50 many days and under the best
conditions to car. driver. aad other
points showing endurance. as well as
general worth. Many automobiles an
IuaHy enter the race and the WINNER
is awarded, additional to first honors.
gold and silver loving cup, three
feet ard eight inches high, valued at
s., 1000. Toe Ohio" makers will erter
TWO cars aud Messrs Stockard and
Snarp have beea selected to handle
one of them after their work has been
seen by representatives of the COM
pany.
This year the tour will be 2.S5l
miles in length with an average daily
run Of l9S miles. the longest days
rala in the tour being between Kan
sas City and Omaha, 242.3 miles. TIE
tour starts at Cincinnati Tuesday
June IA. and ends at, Chicago on
Thursday. June 80. The points on the
trir making the start, ends of daily
runs and finish are as follows: Gin
cinnati. Louisville, Nashville. Shef
field. Ala, Memphis. Tenn Little
Rock, Ark, Hot Springs. Texarkana
Dallas. Lawton, Oklahoma City WITCH
ita, Kansas City. Omaha. Des Moines
Davenport and Chicago.
1t is a great honor among the auto
mobile makers to win the GliddE
Tour, and is considered a big adver
| tise.nent for the successful car
Messrs Stockasd and Sharp, as driv
er and driver-machinist. make /;
strong combination aad have goot
chances Of winning for the ohio
people. Their friends say that If the1
win they will meet them with a bras
\ hand when they return to Roswell
but IL they lose they will meet the1
with an ambulance
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02
ANOTHER
RATE RAISE

Washington, June 2--RevisoG
freight rates, effective July ,4tI. were
filed today with the Interstate Com
merce Commission by une New York
Central. West Shore and the Della
ware. Lackawanna & Western roads.
There is some advance I'm commodity
rates.
The Eastern roads are acting indie
pendently of the Western roads -
a movement for higher freight rs.,es.
Wiekersham Talks OF Increase.
Washington June e--Attorney :
General Wickers1am sat- this after
noon that he had not given any
Thought to the question of whether
THE government should take any ac-
tion looking to injunction proceedings
against the Eastern railroads which
have filed Increased tariff rates with
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
St. Louis, Mo-, June 2.-Service in
the injunction suit of the government
against twenty-five western railroads
To restrain them from advancing The
freight rates. was cLtailed on offic-
ials of the Missouri Pacific. Wabash
and Frisco systems hare today.
The announcement made last night
that the defendants proposed a sigor-
GUS contest Of the restraining order
though not unexDs1te,l, was taken in
shippers circles to Indicate that the
goyeraznent had Caught them mapping.
The government actich was a con-
plete surprise, SO much SD. that the
officials here are unable ID decide
quickly upon definite action. From IL
formation obtainable this morning
the old rates are in effect to all points.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02
PoRTALES PROJECT TO BE
COMPLETED NEXT WEEK

Ward s. Arnold. of Chicago. left
this morning for his home after a
short visit in Roswell MFR. Araold Is
prominently connected with the big
pumping irrigation project at Portal
es and gives ont some interesting i'll
formation about the big plant. The
contract for the installation of the
plant was signed February IA. All the
material ,flr the plant had to be haul
ed i.500 miles. The first engine will
he started Sunday and the entire
plant will he turned over completed
next week. The plant consists of n
I.5O0 horsepower electric power house
.s miles of lines to carry the power
and 72 pumping equipments. represent
ing the reclamation and Improvement
of 20 farms.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02
LA TOILETTE
HITS HARD

Washington, June 2.-Dlring The
discussion with Senator Sutherland
on one of his amendments to the rail
road hill today. Senator La Toilette
told the Utah Senator that he would
he called to account for his record.
Sutherland retorted that he had al
ready lad such an experience and
was willing TO meet it again.
TIE amendment to the railroad bill
by Senator Overman, regulating the
suspension of state laws by the Is
suancs of intmctiols in interlocutary
proceedings in the, federal courts. was
adopted by the senate.
In view of its adoption it was re-
ported that practically all the Dem
ocrat'c senators will vote for the bill.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02
IN
fine SHAPE

Re1r Lo-nond, Calf, June 2.-"Jim
tion and if no accident or sudden ILL
ness befalls him, ne will enter the
ring On July Fourth for the champion
ship battle with Jack Johnson, in
perfect pay sical condition.
That is the gist of a statement is
sued today by DR.. Charles V. Cross,
United States examining physician of
San Francisco. following a most pains
taking examination of tie big fellow
that has been made since ,tae big fell
low began training.
I'm the course of my practice
have examined fifteen or twenty
I have never seen anything so won
derful in strength, power and endnr-
ance rs in tais man. 1 found I.othing
TO indicate that the stories of HID
den disease in Jeffries. are true"
Concerning Jack Johnson whom DR..
Gross examined recently he said: LAS
to the comparison of the physical con-
dition of Johnson and Jeffries. there
is not a large margin of difference.
Both are in fine bodily trim. Johnson,
like J+ffries. is sound throughout
Johnson has considerably more fat
on his body. but when the pair step
into the ring. / believe they will be
almost an even match so far as con-
dition goes
Again speaking of Jeffries he said:
He is practically In fighting condi-
tion now"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02

Rev. w. "A. Nicholas, field worker
for the Children's Home Finding Socie
ty, arrived last night FROM Albuquer-
que, accompanied bv his two Older
children, Vida and Carl. All three will
go To Artesia tonight, the children to
spend the summer wit, another child
of Mr.. Nicholas, who lives in Artesia.
Fern Nicholas, Who has been with MIR.
AID Mrs. II. Van Valkenburg, of this
city since last January will 20 to
Carlsbad tonight to make her home
with Rev. Milton Reece
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02
EIGHT MEN KILLED BY
A PREMATURE BLAST.

Allentown. Pa, June 2.---I1 pre-
mature explosion of blast in the
stone quanry Of the Lehigh Portland
Cement Company at West Coplay. Pa.
today eight me-l were killed and three
seriously injured. 'rnrec others are
missing and thought to be buried un-
der masses of rock.
II Is believed something fell into
one of the holes being drilled. cans-
ing tire cap to explode.
Three of the men We're blown two
hundred feet.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02
NOTICE CONTRACTORS.
Aaoerrac Hioh SehooI-

Sealed bids will be received by ,the
Board of Education, Hagern'an. N.
", up to 2 O'Clock p. IN. Friday, juno
10, for the construction of a Higl
School building, according to plans
and specifications to be had after
June 1st. at the Office Of the Secre-
tary. W. A. Baker, Hagerman y. NJ.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check of $4,000. The Boarl
reserves the right to reject any AMI
all bids. thur, fri, sa-.
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gravel OF wat Lct, is located at a
depth OF from eighteen to twenty-four
feet below the surface. Piling was
driven at FIVE different points under
the foundation site anG good. hard
bottom" was found at all points. The
work of putting in the piling upon
which the concrete base and founda-
tion proper are to rest will start as
soon as the piling arrives. Prices
have been telegraphed for and it is
probable that red cedar piling will be
used, although the treated" pine
showed up we'll in the test work. Six
hundred plies will be driven upon
wfici the court house and Jail will
be erected.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02
GEORGE a. PEET IN THE
TITLE & TRUST COMPANY

George II. Peet, who came here from
New York state last January to en-
gage in the practice of law. has ac-
auired an interest in the Roswell Ii
tie and Trust Company equal with
Messrs Gibbany, Bell and Hudson
Mr.. Peet will be on tae board of di-
rectors and will be associated with
Mr.. Cibbany in conducting tae legal
affairs of the company. Mr.. Peet is
graduatesof the Colrsmbia Univers-
ity School of Law and has been asso-
cfated with the law firm of Nugelt &
Hefferna1. of Drnkirk y. Y, for
some years.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02

CASE ENDS

TIE taking of evidence in the trial
of George MusgHave was ended at
eleven o'clock this morning. where
upon each side was given three hours
to present its argument, beginning
at two O'Clock this sfternoon. The op-
ening speeches were made this after
noon by o. o. Askren for the defense
and by J. NJ. Hewey for the prosecu-
tion. w. w Gatewood for the de-
fense, and District Attorney L. o.
Fullen for the territory, will give the
closing addresses which will lap ov-
er into tomorrow. unless a night ses-
sion is held tonight. On account of
the hot. fatiguing weather. there will
probably be no night session.
This morning brought a recall of
Sam Butler and Will Phillips by the
defense, to PROFOUND i-ppeaching
questions and recall of Mack MINI
ter to impeach the said witnesses.
J. w. Taylor was recalled for re-crpss
examination, after which the defense
closed its case. The prosecution then
recalled Sam Butler in rebuttel
wiereupon the taking of evidence was
closed.
Musgrave was not put on the stand
in his own defense. The case of the
prosecution was an attempt to show
that the killing was premeditated and
without warrant, a cold blooded deed.
The case of the defense was AN at
tempt to show that Parker was a dan
serors man and that, ,MlIsgrave hav
ing received warnings, the killing was
done on the spur OF the sroment in
self defense.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02
NORTH HILL HAS A
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

teers Will turn out to iielp fight any
fire on North Hill, the city Fire De-
partment has Given to the Military
Institute one of the old mounted reels
and an equipment of hose to be stor-
ed in the rear of Mess Hall and to be
known as the Institute Fire Depart
ment. To this equipment is added the
new hose that has been installed in
the new Hagerman Barracks. TIE
force of men at the Institute win han
die tae hose and reel as fre depart
ment.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02
TAFT ATTENDS CON-
MENCEMENT AT BRYN MAWR.

Philadelphia, June 2.-PrSSident
Taft came to Pryn Mawr today to de-
liver one of a number of commence
nent addresses he is to make this
morning. The Presidents daughter
Miss Helen. is a student at Bryn
Mawr.
The President told the graduating
class ne favored the higher education
of women and utterly dissented from
the suggestion that the higher educa-
tiom rather unfits them for the duties
of a wife and a mother. One of the
great advantages of higher education
for women, the President said, Is that
il gives ner an independence in the
choice of the kind of life which she
is to lead