davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-31
ROSWELL Is
TR0UNCtD

Roswell lost the 5ase ball galhe TO
Lake Arthur yesterday and the locals
were given a trounciag they won't
forget for a few days. tle score being
ten TO nothing. About the best ex-
plantation that can be given for the
defeat was that the Roswell boys
were simply out-played in adj depart
ments o. the game. There was not
such a difference in the fielding and
team work of the two teams, Ros-
we'll having only one more error than
the visitors. But when it cane to
batting 1ad base running the locals
acted like a lot OF doped men. Brat
ton. pitching for Lake Arthur. had
Roswell where he wanted them and
lid not allow a single hit after the
first inning. wneH two were made by
Ware and Weeks. Bratton passed
four nen, of whom three were thrown
cut on base. Big Bow" Reed. for
msIriv of Roswell and now of Artesia
caught for the visitors, and pegged
II his old tire style, the only stolen
base against him being when a man
was on first and another ON third.
The game opened looking favorable
for Roswell, and that was what every
body was expecting. Wright was in
the box for Roswell and the first
three innings were played in one. TWO
-hree order. except for one nit in the
second. Meanwhile, Roswell was
PLAYING the game at the bat Ia the
first inning Roswell got two hits AMI
a base on balls, but one of these run
ners was pegged in trying to steal
second and the inning died with two
men on base. In second two more
I;oswAll men got on base. on a base
AN balls and an error but they died
there when Grafton struck out three
batters. After the second Roswell
put two men ON base, both on bases
on balls and both were thrown out at
first. Joe Ware being caught ON
double from right field ami Capt. Le-
land being caught ut first while asleep
After the second inning not more
than three men faced the pitcher in
each inning Again and again they
hit the ball. Bratton having but seven
strike-outs the whole game, but every
time a batter hit the ball il was a
fiyout OF a throw-out at first. After
the fourth no Roswell man saw first
base.
In t.ie fifth inning. meanwhile. was
when the first balloon ascension came
OF. on the otAar side of the game.
Wright hit n nIIl. passed another
and then Reed smashed Oct a two
bagge-. bringing in two and rirnaing
to third Oh the throw home. An er-
ror at short, a base ON balls and an
other hit by Wilder brought in two
more scores. IL was four to nothing
and in the fifth another score came
il on two uwc-baggers by Reed AMI
Bratton. Then Weeks was put in the
box. The first two men up got hits.
the second being a scratch wilen the
fielder failed TO catch the first run
ner. Then Weeks surprised every
one by passing two men pushing ir
one run Another error let in ano-
ther score, n base on balls pushed in
another and still another error in
rigit let in two when il should nave
been the third out. That made total
of Ave -nore runs. making a grand to-
tai OF ten. Lake Arthur made two
nits in tie eighth. but did not score
sitter the seventh.
The people could hardly believe
that Lake Arthur had done it: but
there was 10 mistake about it:
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-31

Lake Arthur 30 O o 4 o 90
Roswell e.. o 90 % o 0 o o
Summary: Earned runs, Lake Ar
thur 5. of Wright and of Weeks;
Roswell0. Left on bases, Lake Arthur
o: Roswell 4. Stolen bases, X. Brain
ard. Wilder and Wright. Sacrafice
hits. D. Two base hits. Higginbotham.
Reed 2, Bratton. No home runs or
three oass hits. First on balls. on
Bratton, 4: off Wright 2: of Weeks
3. Struck out, by Bratton z: by
WRIGHT Z: bv Weeks 4. Wild pitch.
Weeks. Passed ball, Reed. Double
plays, Crozier to Aumiller i'm 3rd: r.
Brainard TO F. Braineri to Higgin-
botham in 4th; Bratton to Auiniller
in 7ta. First base on errors +. Brain
ard, Higginbotham. CroZier and Brat
ton. Hit bv pitcher. bv Wright, Linell.
Hits, on Bratton 2; on Wright, off
Weeks, A. Time of game, one nour
and 30 minutes. Umpire. Tom Hall.
Attendance. 800.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-31
ENJOlN
RAILROADS

Wasaing gton, May 3I.-Follow ing
conference to-day between President
Taft and Attorney General Wicker
sham, il was learned that decision
was reached to fife an injunction suit
against the proposed increase of the
freight rates tomorrow bv the Wes.
err. Traffic Association.
1t is general believed the suit a
eainst the railroads will be institut-
ed at St Louis.
Previous to this Attorney General
Wickersham said he was not yet pre-
pared to announce any plans he
might have in response to q request
for an injunction against the Western
Traffic Association, prohibiting il from.
putting into effect an advance in
freight rates in the western territory
tomorrow.
la Toilette Gets Busy.
Washington, May 3l.-Senator La
Toilette today introduced a bill de-
claring that the Attorney General
should institute suit Immediately To
enjOin the advancement of railroad
rates and sought to introduce a joint
resolution declaring it to be urllaw
full n advance rates without the con
sent of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
Mr.. la Toilette was unsuccessful in
his attempt to secure Immediate con
slJeration of his resolutions.
r. r. Must Reduce Rates.
Washington Nav 31-Fhe long
contested order of the Interstate Com
-nerce Commission reducing freight
rates between tje Mississippi and
Missouri rivers az part of through
rates on shipments originating in
sea5oard territory, was today declar-
ed valid by the United States Supreme
Court.
Says Negro Must Hang.
Washington, May 31.-Pink Frank
lin, the South Carolina negro, whose
conviction OF murder of special con
stable Valentine led to an attack on
the so-caHed labor contract laws" OF
the South, will suffer the death pen
atty, according to a decision today OF
tle United States Supreme Court.
Cooperation Cases Next Term.
Washington. May 31.-The Su
preme Court of the United States to
day set the corporation tax cases foI
| re-argunent at the beginning of the
next term before a fuH bench.
An Aviation Treaty.
Washington May 31.-Aerisl nav
| igation has made such rapid progress
that Secretary of State Knox and the
| government of Mexico are negotiating
an aviation treaty governing TIE pas
| sage of airships across the border
line between chose two countries. II
will be the first treaty governing av
iation between nations. TIE plan Ii
to make compulsory registration O
airships which cross the border.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-31
against them.

against them.
II have no DESIRE H., continued,
10 seek partisan advantage by point
ing out the weaknesses of govern
ment under present methods. 1t will
require the most vigorous efforts of
the honest men of both parties to re-
store the government to a condition
Of integrity. wherc high purposes.
aonor aud the common good eScf-
sively shall rule"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-31
FORMER U. s. TREASURER
CHARLES TREAT IS DEAD

New York. May 31.-Charles Henry
Treat until a few months ago treasur-
er Of tie United States, to which po-
sitin he was appointed by President
Roosevelt. died of apoplexy IN his a.
partments last night. He was sixty
eight years of age.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-31
THE HAGUE ARsITRATING
TIE FISHERIES CASE

The HaeIe. Holland, May 3l.-Fhe
arbitration tribunal before which will
be tried tue issue between the United
States and Great Britain, growing ont
of conflicting interpretations of the
Newfoundland fisheries treaty of 1918
held its opening session this after
noon.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-31

A. A. Ririe has returned from Here
ford Texas. where ne has been for
six weeks looking after big job OF
surveying.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-31
TOTALS, 40 10 10 27 ls 3

Brainard F.. Brainard r.. Aumiller.
Linen and Reed are from Artesia;
Higginbotham and wilder are from
Lakewood; Bratton is from Lake Ar
thur and Crozier is from Hagerrnan.
The team takes it's name from Will
Lawrence, who is responsible for il
all
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-31

No Games at Two Cities.
Owing to cold weather and rain
there will be no base ball games at
PittsbGrg and Cleveland today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-31

Mrs. A. J. Crosson is dawn from
Amarillo to spend this week with
friends In Roswell
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-31
The Wool Market

st. Louis, Mo-. May 31.-Wool IN
changed. Territory and western med
iums, 1929 12: fine mediums. ia
20: fine, 12GI5.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-31
TWO BARGAINS.

TWO BARGAINS.
A modern cottage close in and near
the Central School.
A well improved farm four miles
south of the city at sacrifice.
PARSONS G. LAWRENCE.
Fire Insurance, Real Estate, Loans
Accountants. Notary.
Agents
Kansas City Life.
Phone 65 215 North Main St
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-31

Phone No. 9 for Picnic Wagon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
BROKER WILL SUE
WIFE FOR DIVORCE
Frank Drake Follows Scene at
Hotel With Accusations of
Many IndiscretiOns

Names of several prominent Portland
to be filed by Frank Drake, the wealthy
New York furniture broker. who Great
ed a dramatic scene at the Palace hotel
last Friday evening by forcing his wife
TO sign an agreement of separation after
having found her dining at a downtown
City mining man.
Drake, who is still registered at the
Palace hotel. announced yesterday that
he had retained Arthur H. Barendt as
his attorney, and would begin action
against his wife as soon as the neces-
not hesitate to speak of the details of
the affair. and declared that among
those name as correspondents would be
Fred Merrill, once candidate for mayor
of POI tland. and a former member of
the city council; S. A D. Puter, who
was. involved in the Portland land
fraud cases; T. ]. Munlev of Portland.
and Gilbert r. Jones of Evansville Ill.
Drake not only asserted that he could
prove the charges to be made against
these men, but stated that he had a
full confession from his wife in which
they and others were implicated. Mrs.
brakes alleged acquaintance with
Jones, according to Drake, dates back
before the fire, when she lived at the
Rowland apartments, now the Savoy
hotel. at Ellis street and Van Ness
avenue.
Mrs Drake left the Palace after the
denouement last week, and is now at the
home of her sister. Mrs A. W Morgan.
at SIS Grove street. The articles of
separation. which were drawn up in
Graham's presence at the hotel, pro-
vide for property settlement and were
made of record last. week by Drake.
The break between Drake and his
wife followed the meeting between the
two while Mrs. Drake was dining with
Graham. Drake, accompanied by a
woman detective, who had been follow
ing his wife for several days. trailed
Mrs. Drake and Graham in taxicab
to the Palace hotel and there forced
Mrs. Drake to agree to the separa ton.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES
MUST PAY FERRY FARES
Authorities at Washington Deny
Workmen Free Transportation
Seeciol Dispatch TO The Call

VALLEJO. March 2s.-The navy de-
partment at Washington. d. c., has de-
cided against the contention of the
civil service employees at the Mare
island navy yard, who have been fight
ing for cheaper, better and safer trans
portation between this city and the
island The petition that the govern
ment establish free ferry service for
the benefit of the clerks has been We
toed by the authorities as not feasible,
the contention of the department be-
ing that the clerks do not have to pay
more for their passage than would be
equivalent to carfare in a city.
The clerks are now determined that
they will fight for competing ferry
service new board of trustees will
take office in a short time, and an ef-
fort will be made to have them stand
for franchise for al opposing line
The adverse decision which the
clerks received from Washington was
signed by acting Secretary of the Navy
Beekman Winthrop.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
FATHER JAILS HIS SON
FOR ILLEGAL FISHING
Boy Says He Was Playing Joke
on Parent
I [Special Dispetch 10 The Coll

Especial Dispatch 10 ne Call
SAN JOSE, March 29.-The most con-
scientious man in Santa Clara county
has been found The claimant to the
title is aged James 3. Lawler of Alma
den. a former game warden. who
walked Is miles yesterday to this city
to cause the arrest of his son, Tom
Lawlor. for illegal fishing in the Alma
den creek.
In court today young Lawlor would
have ii appear that his arrest was the
result of a joke. aimed at his father.
I fooled the old man" said Tom. Il
stood on the bridge with a fishing pole
and line. but I didn't have a hook at
the end Of the line"
The joke is on YOU" replied the
court in response to the tricksters
plea of not guilty. And you will have
to stad trial. Your bail will remain at
$50. and the case will be tried Friday at
10 O'Clock"
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
BATTALION CHIEFS SUE
TO RESTRAIN AUDITOR
Another Move in Fire Depart
ment Controversy

To preserve the existing legal status
in the controversy between the rival
battalion fire chiefs, suit was begun
yesterday by James Layden, NJ. J. Far
ley and Stephen p Russell. who were
deposed by the commissioners and now
hold their positions by virtue of re-
straining order issued by Judge Mu-
rasky, against the city auditor TO en-
join him from payment of the salaries
of Michael J. O'Brien, John Maxwell
and W. A Cook. The three last men
toned were appointed by the COM
missioners to fill the vacancies caused
by the reduction of the plaintiffs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30

n lew YORK. March ga $50, ,00o,-
M 600 hotel combine" to conduct
chain of great hotels in the large
cities of the country is project now in.
course of development in this city
1t is reported that several men of
vast financial resources, who are behind
the scheme. will incorporate within
short time.
One of them is said to be Thomas NJ
Hilliard, a linen manufacturer and for
merly one of the managers of the
Waldorf Astoria. where he now resides
Another is Isaac Emerson, the bromo-
seltzer manufacturer of Baltimore
There are, it is said. at least half
dozen others even better known in this
city, but their names have not yet been
given out.
The vastness of the scale on which
the project is planned was revealed a
few days ago when the men concerned
took over the lease of the Vanderbilt
hotel. now in course of construction in
Park avenue between Thirty-third and
Thirty-fourth streets. This hotel is
being built by Alfred G. Vanderbilt at
a cost of s4.O00.o00 for construction.
When it is opened for patrons w. H.
Marshall. now assistant manager of the
waldorf Astoria, viii he in charge for
the syndicate. which has taken over
the lease.
1t is said that the plans already form
ulated provide for bringing large ho-
tells in Boston, Philadelphia. Chicago
combine
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
NEAR BIRDMAN GETS
CASE OF COLD FEET
Inventor Gazes Over Precipice
and Postpones Flight
Special Diseotch 10 The Call

SAN JOSE March 29-Eloi Bour-
dens the young Frenchman. who hopes
TO fly across the San Francisco bay
Thursday. has such faith in the bicycle
monoplane which he finished Saturday
that he carried the machine to the top
of a mountain today for its test flight.
Its nose was pointed toward a steep
precipice, over which the inventor in
tended to plunge in his frail machine.
In the presence of a half dozen devoted
friends he climbed into the cloth sad
die and started working the pedals with
his feet. Faster and faster he turned
the propellers and he bent to his work
like a bicycle racer doing the last 100
yards in quarter of a mile race.
The rear end of the machine slowly
rose into the air, and the aeroplane
tipped on its nose, just on the edge of
the precipice. For moment it ap-
peared that the inventor would fly up
side down. After gazing a few mo-
ments contenlplatively into the depths
beyond the brink of the precipice
Bourdens announced that the flight
would be postponed for the day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30

sired by the fraternties will be taken.
though not with desire on the part of
the school board 10 bring test case
But some students are doomed to eX-
pulsion, or suspension at least, and
this the attorneys for the societies will
seize upon as grounds for a test Of the
law
The only court decision regarding the
right of fraternities TO exist in schools
ever given in California was that hand
ed down by the superior court of Sac
ramento. which granted the organiza-
tions the right to exist. But this was
before the state law was passed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
WORK COMMENCES ON
NEW OIL PIPE LINE
Standard Company ParalleIing
Present System
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, March %
Work commenced today on the new s
inch pipe line of the Standard Oil
company paralleling their present pipe.
The capacity is estimated al $4,000 bar
rels daily. The line runs from the west
side to Bakersfield and was made
necessary as the result of many recent
gushers.
The length of the line is so miles
F. C. Ripley, the son of the president
of the Santa Fe, came here today and
secured a 80 day extension of options
on property on Kern bluffs. This con-
firms in a measure the general belief
that the Santa Fe has better prospects
here than is admitted.
The recent rains developed a new
problem of caring for the oil from
the Lakeview gusher. The water ran
into the ravines, floating oil and threat
ening to carry il away. Large forces
of men and teams were necessary to
prevent a big loss.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
CHINESE COOLIE is
ORDERED DEPORTED

The deportation of Lew Chew, Chi
nese coolie, was ordered yesterday on
the ground of fraud by United States
Commissioner Heacock Lew arrived
from China recently and landed on the
substituted certificate of another He
bore so close a resemblance &c the
photograph of the original holder that
he might have escaped without ques-
tion had he not aroused the suspicion
of Clerk Smith of the immigration
service, on whom he called some DAYS
later for the return of the papers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
SEARCHERS FIND AGED
GEOEOGIST IN RIVER

GUNNIsoN, Colo, March 29.-The
body of Prof. II. K. HalloweIl was
found this afternoon by party of
searchers in the river. two miles north
of Gunnison. He was IS years of age,
and came here from New York 80 years
ago.
Professor HalIowell was one of the
best known geologists in the west.
Recently he has been suffering with
cold and fever, and it is thought he
wandered away from home while tenn
porarily affected by fever.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
YOUTHFUL LOVERS FLEE IN
AUTO FOR DEATH VALLEY
Machine Breaks Down and the
Couple Take to the Woods,
Where They Are Later
Captured
OFFICERS USE GUNS TO
MAKE BOY SURRENDER

n AN DIEGO. March 2o.-After a
- flight over IS miles of rough
mountain country, pursued by
officers and many citizens, II year old
John Foreman and Is year old Ger
trude- Seifert, who eloped in an auto
mobile from this city last night, were
discovered in a canyon six miles from
Descanso and forced TO surrender at
pistols point.
1t was about p. m. that Deputy
Sheriff Charles Ellis caught sight OF
the eloping couple few miles from
Descanso. He trailed them around a
bowlder, but when he confronted the
pair the boy covered him with a re-
vofver Ellis tried 10 argue and coax,
but young Foreman was obdurate. He
forced the deputy 10 walk on ahead
and then disappeared in the brush with
the girl
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
BARBER PUNCTUATES HIS
ARGUMENT WITH BULLET
Coalinga Man Murdered While
Engaged in Discussion
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

IOpecldf Dlspdfch 70 ne CdHI
FRESNO. March 29.-As the result of
a quarrel in Coalinga at about o'clock
tonight, Jack Neville lies dead, while
his assailant. Dan Tredgen. barber.
is in the Coalinga Jail charged with
murder.
According to an eye witness of the
killing Neville and the murderer were
standing in front of a saloon engaged
in an argument when Neville made a
remark which his assailant took as an
insult. Before any one could intervene
Thedgen shot Neville
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
MISS HARRIET DAY AND
COUNT SIGRAY MARRY
Ceremony Performed in Brides
New York Home

NEW YORK, March 29-Miss Har-
riet Holmes DAILY, daughter of the late
Marcus Daily of Butte. Mont, was mar
ried to Count Anton Sigray of Buda-
pest, Hungary. this afternoon at the
home of the b ride in Fifth avenue
The ceremony was performed by Mon
signor Lavelle. The couple will travel
in Europe.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
TAFT RETURNS FROM
YALE CLASS REUNION

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-President
Taft returned to Washington at 7:15
o'clock this morning from New York
where last night he attended the re-
union of the class of rs of Yale He
did not, however. leave his car for the
White House until SIS o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
Dimes With Prince EiteI

Roosevelt was not IN the hotel at the
time. being at n tea with Prince Eitel
Frisdrich. son of the German kaiser
After few minutes the students dis
persed. Al the meeting the students
held Ali Kamel- 2 brother OF the found
er Of the nationalfsts' party. said it was
surprising that Roosevelt should op-
pose The granting Of a constitution TO
Egpy- because he comes from a free
country and that the secret must lie in
the fact that ne is Of Dutch descent and
that the Dutch are wei known oppres-
sors Of the colonies.
lie quoted The Arab proverb, Ell
ERIK Massas." which. translated, means
Blood VIII tell" The Alwatan. a kopt
paper expressing sentiments of the
christians. said:
~ are glad to see this man who
aas come among US Ia the figure OF
a human being. but in quality a
-ooa man who has been raised to
camauce not by inheriting q per
l~laeIe crown. but by his protection
ot be weak and his guardianship
af libert-
The Almo. the organ Of the constitu-
tionaI nationaIists. said:
We put him above the plane of
wishing 10 slander the Egyptian
people in the words he has spoken.
He has spoken wei ot the relations
existing between Aoslams and
Christians. Tie spoke ~ -ha RIM
inal who assassin. tcI Ia.-as and
in similar ras-.oa o. Il sryFrastor
and Judge la -ae-t. wy "N Say.
may God therefore ele-s 20 onel
Roosevelt. whose great r-oris n