The Roswell Daily Record from Roswell, New Mexico • Page 5

SERBKBEB PAGE FIVE 5 ff both in of bankruptcy, Australia yfrpbablr oYcrboard, with- the of Great Britain, which way has-been acting more itepmotber than a real mother. Ipuropean and American, "We 'shall be much obliged Cromie show, us bow to and failed. Uncle Sam tried it with wheat, putting in nearly $100,000,000, and wheat dropped 25 cents. 'Supply and demand' is an obstinate reality." Man with An experiment made in Cuba yes- steam engines, the steam- tfitis created, by it to the colder depths of the ocean. A vacuum be used to create steam at low temperature.

little coal mines, hydraulic turbines president is obeyed. You will learn, without surprise, ithat Europe blames the revolution I on the United States. In Rome-, the JFacist newspaper II Tevere says South America's trouble is imitating the United, its constitution, Australia is $1,000 per individual. If I and other sources of power, is like! and its centralizaioa of power. Also hence, be far more important 10 times over than the great war and all the wars before it.

Georges Claude, a French a fly building a windmill on the of a driving wheel. The earth itself will be our dyna- scien- mo in time, which will mean power tist, with the indorsement of the! unlimited to while the -world French Academy of Science Cuban government, is undertaking i by a costly develop the The Argentine revoution rolls on value of sliver. W. J.jheat of surface and gulf stream; successfully. If there are any ob- 1 tried.

It on a 16 to 1 basis waters in the tropics, recondensing i jectors they' say nothing. The new the famous Monroe doctrine disturbing factor. Is a If it were not tor that doctrine, I Japan might have half' of South Aj merica today and Germany the other half. But we can afford to let that go, provided we do not let the 3Ibnroe doctrine go. Ivar Kreuger of Sweden seems to be a sort of Charles the Twelfth in finance, and able to last Still.

In the thirties, and "match of Sweden, he has lent $250,000,000 to various governments in return for- semi-monopolies in their territory. He Js said, now to be acquiring control of the Diamond Match com pany here in the United States and istockhol'ders in, the Inte'rnationa Telephone and Telegraph are interested, or be, in the fact Kreuger is reaching out for control of telephones in a dozen different countries. THERE'S always some favored one with a charm that's all her And everywhere in the modern scene you'll see happy smokers breaking out fresh, fragrant packs of a natural choice too! For the mildness of Camels is a charm that's all its own. mildness that's a quality of choicest tobaccos. Don't confuse this fresh, fragrant mildness with the flatness or insipidness of "over-treated" tobacco.

There's a delightful natural fragrance to Camels, too, a "bouquet" as distinctive jas the fragrance of oriental flowers. Here's to the delightful things of life! Have a Camel! OlKO.B-J.BnwU* fi. LISTEN TO--CAMEL PLEASURE HOUR Wljpnliy on N. B. Pacific Oust network, KTAB, KOA, KHQ, KOMO, KGW DUPONT LEND SUPPORT TO Wilmington, (AP) Irenee Du Pont, vice chairman of the board of directors of the E.

I DuPont De Nemours company, has announced he will neither support nor contribute to the election of the nominees of the republican party selected" at Dover on Tuesday. Scoring the party of Delaware for disregarding the prohibition issue by nominating candidates for the senate and -congress who are either "dry or straddlers," Mr. Du Pont in a letter to former Unite States Senator, said, "in my estimate, you are the best man for senator." The. republican convention renom- inated Senator Daniel 0. Hastings for Senator and Congressman Robert G.

Houston for congress and adopted a dry platform. Mr. DuPont has been a lifelong republican, as has his brother, Pierre S. DuPont, who some time ago that he would support Bayard. PRES.H001RHAS REDEEMED BRffPROMISE SPEECH CATRON JUDGESHIP IN FIRST DISTRICT Santa Fe, Sept.

er B. Catron, of Santa Fe, president assistant United States District Attorney, and son of the late States Senator Thomsa B. Catron of New Mexico, tcday announced his candidacy for the republican nomination as Judge of the first judicial district, succeeding District Judge Reed Holloman. Mr. Catron said was entering; the rac? for district judge at tho request of a number of members of the bar in Santa Fe and other counties in the district in particular and at the request of many friends.

Other candidates for judge of the first district are Attorney Genera! Mike Otero, of Santa Fe and possibly Attorney H. C. Denny" of Gallup. (Mr. Catron was graduated from the law school of the University of Chicago in 1916, was admitted to til? bar of New Mexico in August 1916, and since then has practiced continuously in New Mexico.

He was assistant United States district attorney by Hugh Wordward the present Unired States, district attorney. EAST GRAND PtAIffS SEWS Jvirs. P. F. Davidson opened her beautiful home'on the Berrendo last Wednesday" afternoon for the first of the Coterie 1 Club this five ladies were present to enjoy the afternoon's entertainment.

After the business meeting; and program delicious refreshments OPENS JT1- SENATORIAL AND CAMPAIGX. Linton, Sept, United States Senator James H. Wfct-1 son, -jn a speech-prepared for.dellr-' ery at the opening of the republican fall campaign in Indiana here today) declared that President Hoover and his party have redeemed every pledge: promise made' to the voters in 1928. He defended- the present tariff act at length, and asserted that the administration had gone much toward bringing relief to the farmers. la addition.

Senator Watson said, tho party had dealt quickly and succes- fully with the stock market collapse of last October, the wheat surplus, and tha drought. senate republican leader denied that the tariff act had anytElng to do with the present decline In and piaced' 'the responsibility on world-wide depression. "We can neither foresee nor legislate against a collapse In the price of stocks, or a widespread and did; astrous drought, or an economic depression that embraces the earth, but for such sudden, unexpected and inescapable catastrophes, we would ba, enjoying our customary degree of prosperity," Senator Watson said. Henry Ford, DeTroit automobile manufacturer arij Alfred P. Sloan, president of General iMotors, were, criticized by Watson for engaging In manufacturing in foreign countries, and along with others similarly eii- in seeking free trade this country.

Senator Watson's speech was recognized by the -republican national committee as formally opening the nation-wide senatorial an congressional He will apeak 'Ifc Indiana. Illinois, Kentucky. Ohio prssibly Kansas, the NOve'm- ber election. were served by Mesdames Davidson, Cay wood and Leo pers. East Gran Plains soiool was opened last Tuesday with a large students with five teachers.

Miss Thelma McCully ID principal. Miss Harriett Gatlin, sixth anct seventh grade; Miss Tommje Witt, fourth and fifth grade; Miss Laura -BaHard, second and thir'd grade and Mrs. Drysdale, grade. E. G.

Plains first P. T. A. meeting of the fall will be at the school houss at 2:30 Friday afternoon September 12th: Record Want Got Result! Record Want-Ada Get ReaiilU Feed The Grass And Flowers "Vert" the Green Fertilizer with the green Roswell Seed Go. 115 South Main Street Phone 20G We Have To 102 East 1st We outgrew our old location and now so situated so can handle your machine aid "general repair work in a better manner 'than ever before.

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