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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-20

udncinS In the lodge ball room.
An evening which will long be re-
hlembered was spent by over us cou.
pies at the Weber Academy on Friday
nieht. The occasion was the Wash
lhgtons birthday ball. given by tho
senior class. acting as a committee.
Inc large hall presented beautiful
picture the decorations being the ma
uonal colors A beautiful edition of
old Glory over twenty-four feet
square, stretched from one side of
the balcony TO the other and coming
tc a point at the head of the hall.
FORMED a canopy OF rare beauty, over
the heads OF the dancers. At the
bead oil the hall was hung another
large flag with splendid picture of
me Father of Our Country" placed
In the middle. under canopy of
colored lights The lights under the
balcony were covered with shades of
red. white and blue. giving a light ef-
fect which was most pleasing
A most attractive feature was the
arustlcally decorated cozy corners.
'oi lheu I'LL the shape OF NlGWam,
with red incandescent lights covered
with wood. In the center. giving an
eject similar to colonial fireplace.
The punch booth where delicious
fruit punch was served by three
charming little ladies. came in for a
large share of attention
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church Is planning on CIV.
ing Washington birthday dinner and
supper. followed by a regular Wash
ington entertainment.
a. II, Chambers, the well known
young civil engineer OF Logan, is
spending a few days in Ogden. the
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alma D. Chambers He will return
to Logan this evening.
Mrs. Ambrose P. Htbbs and Mrs.
Oliver NJ. Runyan visited friends in
Salt Lake Thursday.
The st. Josephs Sewing society Will
meet with Mrs. w. S. OBrien next
Thursday afternoon at st, Joseph's
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First Congregations, Church.
Morning service at H.. Sunday
school, 12:15: Young Peoples meet
irg. 6:30; evening service. 1870.
RDAD THE CLASS ADS TODAY
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-20

Mrs, Ambrose P. Htbbs and Mrs.
Oliver NJ. Runyan visited friends in
Salt Lake Thursday.
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Church Of the Good Shepherd
. Northeast corner Twenty-iourth and
Grant.-Seryices for the second Sun.
Gay In Lent Holy communion, 7:2O
q. M; Sunday school, 9:45 a. m,
morning service and sermon, IL
O'Clock. evening service and sermon
ot 80 O'Clock. Special Lenten ser
vices on Tuesdays Thursdays and Fri
Gays, 4; l5 p. m; Wednesdays, S p. M:
hurSdayS. 10 n. m. VIM. W. Fleet
wood. rector.
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First Presbyterian church-John
Edward Carver. pastor. Morning wor
ship at IL: theme, "The Appeal Of
Jesus Christ TO the Will" Sunday
school at 12:15; Young Peoples meet.
Ing Mt $3.50, Evening worship at Z 30;
theme. The Message and the Warn.
Ing OF the New Christian Spirit OF
Americanism" The book for illustra.
tion is Zangwill's The Melting Pot"
Special music.
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First Baptist church-Located on
Grant avenue. just north of the fed
eTal building, Rev. Ii. ID. Zimmerman,
pastor. Calendar OF services on the
Lords Day, Feb. goth, 1910. VIII be
as follow9; Sunday school Will meet
al ten o'clock. Glasses for all Spe-
cal music by an orchestra. Morning
worship at 11;15 with sermon by pas
tor The series on the Ten Com
nandments and Modern Life" Will be
continued. Subject will be "Remem-
Ter the Sabbath Day TO Keep II Holy"
Young Peoples meeting at $50 IN
main auditorium of church Topic,
"lntempcrance and Other Sins"
Leader. L. A. Brown Evening SER
Vice OF song and praise at 7;30. The
Misses Sinister will play at this ser
vice. y service OF interest and prof
II VIII be held on Thursday after
room by the Mission Circle, at 2.3O
at the home OF Mrs. j. A. Smith. Col
icge Court, to which the gentlemen
are invited for supper at o'clock.
At 7:5O the Ladies of the Circle Will
take charge of the midweek service.
tMore extended notice OF this meet.
ing VIII appear in the Standard of
wednesday aiternoon)
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-20

First Methodist Episcopal Church.
452 Twenty-fourth street, Rev. G. w.
McCreery, pastor. 10 a m. Sunday
school. Mr.. B. z. Newton. superin.
tendent a live. progressive Sunday
school. using up-to-date methods and
having classes for all II a. m, morn
ing worship: sermon by the pastor:
topic, The Life of Frances f. Willard
Some Lessons" The w. C. T. U.
VIII attend In a body. Special music
by the choir Noon class meeting, Mr.
James Drysdale. leader 6:30 p. m.
Epworth league. topic, How to
Pray Miss Ada Stewart. leader A
cordial invitation TO all. 1880 D. M.
gospel service; address by DR.. T. C.
Hin, for twenty-five years superintend.
ent of the Utah mission of the Meth.
odiSt church, theme. Forty Years Up
and Down the Rocky Mountains"
There will be special music, as fol
lows
Prelude on pipe organ. .....
........s.....M Miss Jessie Welch
Anthem, Come Unto Me" "....
.,...,......, ...... Chorus Choir
Tenor solo, selected F. C. Webster
Ohertory. whistling solo .........
.,......,.......M Miss Addle Rouse
Male quartette ..........S Selected
Messrs Webster Ramey, LIZ.
man and Johnson
Postlude ..,....,.....,...Se Selected
Miss Jessie Walch
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WOMAN AND FOUR CHILD
REN HURLED FROM BUGGY,

Taking fright at a barking dog at
the corner of Alameda and South
Penns ylvania avenue at four O'Clock
yesterday ,afternoon. the buggy horse
of Mrs. Samuel W. Clore, of 4O1 s.
Kentucky, ran away. DaShing u?
Pennsylvania, the horse ierked the
buggy in such a manner as to throx
Mrs. Clore and her four csiildreh from
the vShicle, violently to the ground.
Mrs. Clore was badly bruised ali ov-
er the body. but escaped with no
broken bones. One of her daughters
received a dep cash in her forehead
and bruises. The horse ran on cup
Pennsylvania, finally dashing the
buggy against tree and breaking IT
all 70 pieces. The wreck of tle bug
gy was complete.
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pending same upon payment of the
costs, about $500. and during. good
behavior.
Other sentences given this after
noon. up tt three o'clok, were as
follows:
Jack Padgitt, for larceny, not less
than one year nor more than Is in
The peritentiary.
Henry Foster, for forgery, two years
in the reform school In a second
case he was given two years addi-
tional. making four in all.
Elmer r. Wickhsyn, forgery, not
less than one year nor more tran
rs months.
Tomas Martinez, horse stealing,
not iess than two years ncr more
than three.
Seferino Ornelas. horse stealing.
not less than 2 1-2 years nor more
than 3 1-2 years.
Marcos Corona, horse stealing, not
less than Is months nor more than
two years
All cases carry the costs against
the defendants, also.
Court has finished its criminal
docket for this term.
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woman's League Convention.

st. Louis June 1O.-tsov. Herbert s.
Hadley and former Governors Joseph
w. Folk. David r. Francis and Lon
V. Stevens are among the speakers
on the program of the first national
convention of the American Wo-
mans League. opened today In Uni
versity City, p suburb of st. Louis
Every state and territory of the I'm
ion is represented among the thous-
ands of women who today invaded
the beautiful town which stands as
a monument tn the ideals and the
perseverance of f. G. Lewis, origi
nator of the American WoEnan's
League, the Peoples University. and
other organizations, founder and first
mayor< of University City, and pub
Usher Of several monthly magazines
and two daily newspapers. the Wo-
mans National Daily and the st.
Louis Evening Star, formerly the
Star-C'hronicle, Scripps- McRae pro-
perty.
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New York, June 10 O-Albert VOL
ter, the youthful degenerate who en-
ticed rrettv little Ruth Wheeler to
mis- rooms and murdered ler. and who
was tried and convicted of the crime
in record-breaking time has secured
a new lease of life. Wolter was to
have been electrocuted today. but an
appeal filed by his attorneys has
served as a stav of execution of the
death sentence The Court of Az
peals adiourns next week and there
is little likelihood of a decision be-
fore Autumn, and it may be delayed
Until early next year. Wolter is Eow
confined in Sing Sing prison.
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Fireworks Men Protest.

New York. June 10.-Fiftee1 bun
dred retail dealers in fireworks are
affected by Mayor Gaynor's safe and
sane Fourth of July order which pro-
hibits the retail sale of dangerous ex-
plosives in New York City during the
mont,a beginning today. The .nanG-
facturers and iobbers. as well as re-
tailers. are mp in arms against the
order, which they declare will ruin
their business. The courts will prob
ably be called upon to decide tae
question
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THE RoosEvELTs
SAILED FOR HOME TODAY

Southampton. Eng, June 10.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt is aomeward bound.
Today accompanied by Mrs. Roose-
welt, Kermit, Ethel and Mrs. Niclolas
Longworth, he sailed on the Hamburg
American liner Kaiserine Auguste
Victoria shortly after noon. The stea-
mer in due in Quarantine the night
of June II. but the former president
will not land until the following
morning
When the Kaiserine Auguste Vic
toria turned her PROV westward this
afternoon MIR. Roosevelt found HIM
self on the final lap of what has in
many respects been the most remark
able trip accomplished by a private
citizen. His huRting trips in Africa,
his series of speeches IN Egypt and
Europe and his controversy with the
Vatican aave excited the liveliest in
terest throughout the world. A pro
gram of entertainments has been car
ried out in his honor such as perhaps
never before have been arranged for
one who had retired to private life.
His final day in England was one
of seclusion and rest. He was the
guest of Sir Edward Grey at tie hat
tcr's nome in Hampshire and togeth-
er they traInped for hours tlro'igh
the New forest. the ancient :oyal
hunting grounds, rich In it's fauna
md fora.
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dren, and this object will be discuss
ed in all its plases by both women
and men speakers. The National
Congress of Mothers has already
vTroved its worth by influencing the
establishment of Juvenile courts, pub
lie Fairgrounds and parent-teacAer
associations all over the country.
One of the most important natters
before the meeting is the interna-
tional congress to be held in Wash
ington next year, when mothers from
over the seas will come to this coun-
try to give and receive advice On the
rearing of children. Six nations have
already promised to send representa-
tives. and many more are expected to
take part in the movement.
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A SENSIBLE TALK TO MEN ONLY.
ANY TIME ON WHAT MR..
DENNING HAS TO SAY

"Sav. this little Chat is for Men
Only"
And il is not to rougl-necks."
Men who don't care SNAP of their
fingers how thev appear"
It's to Mister Man Worth While"
Listen to me-
Il want to look you straight in
vour eye"
II want to say to YOU that YOU can
not be properly and faultlessly attir-
ed by securing your clothes at a ready
made shop. They must be made to
your measure made to fit and cut and
trimmed in a way that ilas not many
of the little disgusting frilis and fur
bellows that the ready made manu-
facturers strive for effect bv adding"
iii make proposition"
Let me take your measure for your
Suit and If you're not better satisfied
with your general appearance than
YOU ever were before it's a suit on
me"
Il want it to be known every where
in the Pecos Valley that I have made
this talk and I can be located at 10S
West Second Street lat "DENNINGS
FIr-WELI. TAILORING ESTAB-
LSHMENT"
Yours Fitwellingly.
Will NJ. DeGping.
IF IT'S FROM DENNINGS FIT
WELL. II WILL FTT-WELL AND
IT'S PROPER"
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ROBBERS HOLD UP TRAIN
E. PASO AND SOUTHWEST'N

III Paso. June 1O.-Two hundred
and seventeen dollars in cash, a dia-
mond ring and several other trink-
cts was all that rewarded the cold
nlooded daring of lone robber, who
shortly after midnight held up the
north hound passenger train on the
ri Paso & Southwestern near Rob
sarS, Ne.s Mexico. The railroad to-
day refunded to the robbed passen-
gers the money taken from them and
offered reward of $2,5OO for the
capture of the robber.
A posse left Carrizozo this .morn-
ing on the trail of The robber, which
led across the desert towards the
mountains
Shortly before midnight last night
the east hound passenger train, No.
II. was held mp by lone bandit.
vino herded the occupants of the
sleeping car into the private car of
Supt. G. +. Hawks. in the rear of
the train and compelled them to de-
posit their money and vlluables in
a heap. He then swept the plander
into a bag. jumped from the train
and after shooting ont the rear lights
made his escape across the desert
towards the mountain.
The hold up occurred a mile east
of Rohsart, New Mexico, near Carri-
zozo. The territorial mounted police
are in pursuit of the daring rcbber.
The occupants of the sleeper were
left destitute and are being cared for
by the railroad company.
Santa Fe, " M, June 10.-Accord'
ing to a special to the New Mexican
the highw ag'man who held up the FL
Paso & Southwestern train near Rob
sart last night, did not secure 50
nurh plunder as. at first reported.
Tine bandit entered tle tourist car
and although he did his work thor
oughly did not exceed for his haul,
a total of 5000. He also secured con-
siderable jewelry.
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Lehiqh commencement.

South Bethlehem. Pa, June To-
Co-n-nenccment week at Lehigh Uni
versity began today with tihe ceremo-
NY of calculus cremation. Tomor
row viii be alumni day. wren the
John Fritz Engineering Laboratory
and the Eclley B. Coke Mining Lab
oratory will be formally opened.
Charles ]. Bonaparte. former attor-
ney-general in Roosevet's cabinet,
will deliver the Phi Beta Kappa ad-
dress
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California Cherry Festival.

San I.eandro, Gal. June 1O.-All
preparations were completed today
for San Leandro's famous annual
cherry festival, which begins this ev-
ening with an open air dance on the
sidewalks about the plaza. Tonor-
rows program will begin with a sal
ute from the old Spanish cannon on
the plaza. followed by a parade and
a Mardi Gras carnival at night. Cher
ries will be distributed free during
the day, large quantities of the deli
cious fruit having been secured for
the occasion.
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 10-Cattle
receipts. 2.0Oe. including 1900 south
erns Market steady. Native steers,
3.50mS5O: southern steers, 4.25m
500: southern cows 3.00@5.5O: nat
i've cows and heifers, 5.5OM7.60;
stocxers and feeders. 4.25@6.40; bulls
4.OO@625: calves, ,5.5O6S.75: western
steers. 5.50@S.15; western cows. 400
6y6.5O.
Hog receipts, 5000. Market weak
to cents lower Bulk of sales, OBS
6e.45: heavy. 9.40G9.50: packers
and butchers, .9.35m9.50: light, s-30
m9.45: pigs, s.0O@9.15.
Sheep receipts. 5000. Market stea-
DIV. Muttols, 4.5e66.0o: lambs, 7.5o
@9.5O: fed wethers and yearlings. 8.
OO67.75. fed western ewes. 4.50D5.
rs.
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PLENTY of Brazil Nuts.

New York, June 10.-Early esti-
mates of shortness of the Brazil
crop of nuts this year are not borne
out by reports from Manaos and Pa
ra, Brazil. the principal shipping
centers. More than 1900 tons of the
nuts have already reached this com
try and the season mas little more
than commenced. the heaviest ship
mcnts always being marketed in the
latter part of June and early in July.
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WILSON FOUND GUILTY,
BUT SENTENCE SUSPENDED

The jury which tried John r. Will
son in district court on the charge
of horse-stealing. returned verdict
at eight o'clock last night. finding
defendant guilty but recommending
that sentence be suspended during
good behavior. Wilson was sentenc
ed this afternoon, the tet1n being
not less than one year nor more than
three in the penitentiary. the court
accepting the recommending and sus
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sWARTzTRAU6ER AND
WEIGH MOVE TO AMARILLO.

Louis SwartZtraGber and Fred
Welca have moved tleir rubber tia.
and auto repair plant to Amarillo
and are now located there peEna-
nently. The two owners. their assis-
tants. Bert Akers. and Louis Swartz-
trauber, sr.. father of one of the
partners, made uhe trip TO Amarillo
by auto. Louis Swartztrauber. ST.,
returned last night, las he will con
time to maze his home in Roswell
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LoeaI Report. Observation Taken at
500 q. ND

Roswell, y. NJ, June 10.-Temper-
ature: Max, 100: min. Ga: mean. 81.
Precipitation, o. Wind, miles NORTH.
Weather, partly cloudy.
Comparative Temperature Data.
Exere-nes this date last year
Max, 95: min, so.
Extremes this date 1e years rec
ord Max. 101, 1906: min, so, 1909.
Forecast for Roswell ard Vicinity
Fair tonight and Saturday.
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PROGREsSVES WON OUT
IN SOUTH DAKOTA PRIMARY

Snox Falls, s. D.. June 10.-rhe
latest reports indicate the nomina-
tion of Vesseg. progressive Republi-
can candidate for governor. but by
a small plurality. The following tot
ais are indicated: Vessey. 81, $40;
Egan. Independent Republican, 20,-
0O1: Elrnd, Stalwart. 17,703.
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Denver. Colo, June I0.-Mothers
circles in thirty-two states are repre-
scented in the "-nile-high" CITY TODAY
by delegates to the National Con-
srsss OF Mothers. The lofty purpose
of the congress is to regener'ate the
world through improved methods of
rearing, training and educating chill
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WIANTED:-Live energetic man VITA
one or two thousand dollars to in
vest in general merchandise business.
VIII give management and salary to
right man. Stock company. Write G,
care Record Pub. Co. eOdtf.
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DALzELL MAKiNk EFFORT
TO HOLD SEAT IN HOUSE

Pittsburg, Pa, June 10.-Wtfh the
arrival of Representative John Dial
zell here today to conduct in person
his defense of the charges of error
and fraud in the counting of the votes
in last Saturdays primary. made by
inis opponent. DIR. r. ]. Black. the
con ongressional case may even be TAX
en- into the courts before the close
of the argument. The county return
ing board began to day to consider
the point of allowing the ballot boxes
in IS precincts to be opened and the
votes recounted.
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FOREST FIRES DESTROY
TIMBER IN SACRAMENTOS.

El Paso. June 10.-An extensive
forest fire is ravaging the Curtiss
canyon in the Sacrenenuo dnountains
destroying much valuable timber. A
Et.1nber of saw mills and homes are
threatened. There .las been no rain
for several months. A force of men
under Forest Ranger Anderson is
fighting the flames.
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DR.. Walter to Marry.

The many Roswell friends of DIR.
Frederick !. Walter. who resided
here about a year and moved AWAY
early IN the spring, will be interested
to know that he is to be married in
July. Tae bride will be young la
dy of Philadelphia, Her name was
not learned
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J. s. Massie is expecting soon his
motAe- and daughter They will make
their home with him in this city.
Mr.. Massie was detained in Vernon
longer than he expected by the SER
ious illness of his mother, who is now
better
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Mrs. Mary McC. King and daughter.
Miss Eliza. will leave Tuesday for
Chicago, where they will spend the
summer while Miss King is studying
at the Chicago Art Institute. From
there they will go on a visiting trip
to Pittshurg. Pa. and points in West
Virginia. They will return the mid
die of October.
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IT. r. MORROW, of Amarillo. came
down last nigat and went through to
Pecos Judge witherspoon. of Here
ford. came down also and remained
over until today. leaving this morn
ing with j. E. Rhea for Pecos. where
they are all called on land business.
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BAPTIST
MISSION BOARD HERE.

The quarterly meeting of the New
Mexico Baptist Missionary Board was
held in Roswell today, convening at
the Baptist church at nine O'Clock
this morning The business before
the session Is OF a routine character.
DR.. p. w. Longfellow. Territorial Su-
perinteadent of Missions. presided
over the meeting. Out-of-town 1le.n-
bers present were DR.. E. It. Dinar
way, of Artesia; r. N. Miller, of Ha-
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Mrs. c. II. Hortenstein. formerly of
this CITY, arrived last night from Pc
trolia, Texas, where she has been Wis.,
iting her brothers. She will be here
a month visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. r. Perkins, of North Hill.
Mrs. Hurtensteip now lives in Mat
tOon, Ill.
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L. VI. Blackjack, who has been at
tending Simmons College at Abilene.
Tevas. arrived yesterday for 's few
DAYS visit with friends. He will go
to Eden Valley. north of Roswell,
Monday and later will go to Clovis
and other points in Curry and Roose-
welt counties to spend. the simmer.
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Charley Smith, who has been here
three months. employed as a meat
cutter in the New State Market, left
last night for Artesia, to take charge
of tAe fresh meat department in the
store of Hill & Company. He cane
acre from Oklahoma City.
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german; J. L. Rupard. of Melrose
and W. j. .McInnes, of Lake Arthur.
Mr.. Rupard is Sunday Scaool Mis-
sio,rary for the Territory. Present al
SO was Rev. Bruce Kinney, of Tope-
ta Kan. General Superintendent for
the Southwest OF Baptist Missions.
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Mrs. c. l.. Strihling and little
daughter returned last night from a
visiting trip Of several weeks to
Cameron. Rockvale and other points
in Texas. She hes also been looking
after business interests at her old
home
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Three New Flanders Cars.

The CunT1lins garage yesterday re
ceived three new automobiles of the
StndebaKer make. 90 horse power
Flanders style. One of them is sold
to Mr.. Anderson, local representative
of the Fairbanks Morse company.
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Eb Sphinx, of Jacksonville. H., ar
rived last night and went through to
Dexter. where a we'll is being put
down on his land. Water, gas. oil
ard various other commodities are
being found in the well.
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A. o. Millice went to Artesia last
night to take up work as local agent
at that place for the Texas Company.
This company is putting in big
plant and distributing agency at Ar
tesla, almost as large as tLe Ros-
we'll one.
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George link went to Eikins this
morning to set mp some clocks for
the Santa Fe railroad. He was ac-
conpanied ON the trip by his TWO hit
tie daughters, Gertrude and Georgia.