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VOLUME XII, NUMBER XXXI. DEMING, LUNA COUNTY. NEW MEXICO. FRIDAY, APRIL 3. 1014. FIVE CENTS A COPT

LAKSC SUNDAY SCHOOL SAVINGS DEPARTMENT IS THIRTEENTH CAVALRY TUESDAY s acenc: INSTITUTE OPENS T0S8M0W DOTS DEPOT GODS I ll ADDED TO NATIONAL BANK PARK RAPIDLY COMING HERE FOR VISIT The first meeting of the Luna Former Poslmaster Ed. L. Pen-iiiugl- Comity Sunday The Deming National liitnlc has School Institute will LOCAL OPJIOII FIGHT BEIIiG MADE PRETTY is making arangemeuta 10KOOEST be held tomorrow announced lltat it will receive sav for evening at the camping place and Presbyterian ings from one dollar up and will pay a water for three church at 7:30 o'clock. the Thirteenth four r cenl interest twice a yeur. troops of cavalry, Sunday afternoon al 3:30 the sec-oii- d Progressive Ticket and Die new depart band, qiuirleioaslers, and hospital CitUeni' meeting will Bap-lis- Judge Neblett Decides Against Wets iiienl has special be held at the t Assistant Superintendent Kruttschnitt corps, which will come from Colum- People's Ticket worker! Are church and will he And cipiipinenl. and every facility will be conducted by Orders That Prohibition of Southern Pacific Gives Per bus within the week for a three Marthaltlng V. W. Merrill, offered for small as well ns In rue de- - Now Voters. this meeting is esne-cinll- y Ordinance be Passed. INisilors. The idea small savings sonal Attention to Project. days' visit. The troops are not com- for the older members and Ihe of as an aid to Ihrifl, is everywhere ing under orders and are to enjoy LIST GROWS teachers. A I 7:30. Sunday evening REGISTRATION PROBABLY WILL APPEAL CASE gaining ground, and the popular bank HANDSOME FOUNTAIN CENTER Ihe hospitality of Deming. They at Crystal Theatre the big meeting will in ! intends lo niiike the process a satis- - camp the ball park. of the institute will he in session, a In Election Laws Comet Near Number of From ion, Diamond Shaped on While here Ihe band will give a Mlxup line program Persons Border fuel Flower Beds hi.s been arranged and concert at the Crystal for which a te Proving Fatal to Hopes specinl Town Present At Hearing Tues- The Doming National Hank is soon Each Side of Spacious Cement music prepared. The public small fee will be charged lo cover our Local Politicians. day in District :to replace its present fixtures with Fish Tank to be ef is nniHl cordially invited In every Court. Planted. Ihe expenses of rent, etc. Arrange- session I I he llnesl cipiipinenl of any bank in of the institute. ments have also been made a the SouiIiuchI. The interior of the for campaign the The will reception and hall for the officers at JiihI when the for Columbus "Diys won Til- e- UmMmv will also be remodeled lo "Deming have a park which village the Adclplii club rooms. election of new hoard if Trials of Copper League day in the district court here when Bive udditioiml room and redecorated. will he the envy of other cities of There will lie about two initees had reaehPd it height, Al imigc l oliu .eblelt sustained their the Southwest," said T. II. Krullsch-- n hundred El Puso has dropped out the and men General V. Clancy gave of motion asking Ilia of! it t . nssistnnt superintendent I lie lil'ty under Ihe command inrnev Frank Ciqicr League lhat answer of ami Fori Bayard has Ihe Mrs. Ymiuir Hounds Sepnr, of Lieutenant Colonel Rivers. The il id hi" opinion that only registered "Wets" he stricken from thi'j of Soul hern Pacillc Company and son of agreed lo enter the orgnnixntinn llm",'l home troops probably will hold voters iiiii.v cast their ballots nt the lor the reason thai it did not " her Thursday uighl, Julius Krullschuitt, chairman of the battalion Denting will probably nol hp repres- drill here and Ihe election next Tuesday and that bal- purport to lie the answer of Ihe having spent a week with Mrs. .1. T. executive board of the company. Mr. citizens will be ented. Warren, permitted to see part Ihe lot cannot be sworn in. Since tin hoard of village trustees of Colum-- 1 krultscbiiill was here from Tuscon of famous regiment in action. rcpi- -i ration had been planned, ac- bus alleging fraud in the election, Wednesday and conferred with cording lo tha provisions of Section nui merely or lliree individual mem- Komlmustcr Charles Duller and W. K. CATTLE TOOSITE IS 244:1 ( ili'' In we f 8 Kceincd IZW REO KSE ber- ol' the board, and that, in ils COANY Hull of the chamber of commerce in KM MANY NEW PUMPING PLANTS ARE doubtful a while whether or imi eorpxnile cupacity, no answer bad regard lo the work which is being fr RECENTLY IN LOCAL STOCK could h held in Dent- SALE b"en made. The motion further ask- SOON TO BE INCORPORATED HERE done. legal election INSTALLED VALLEY -, IMORES ine. ed thai a peremptory writ of man-damn- WORK PKOUUESSINli ON NO ACCOUNT he issued compelling it to pass The workmen 'lire drawing sand H. H. Kelly of Deal in C. E. opinion by the Attorney gen-m- il Tells Which a prohibition ordinance, for the rea- Miesse, President; John Hund, and cemeiil for Ihe work of curbing The New Mexico Implement Company which rained the question on 2JBSH Hud Sold For Several Do- son thai, even if the answer on Hie H. H. Kelly, Sec- which will he extended around all he I u the and Putting in Irrigation Machinery, was ns follows: llars More Than Record High Price could ri ted us un answer by Ihe retary and Treasurer; John Cor- grass flower beds.. The honrd, il admitted all the material pumping house will occupy the cen- and Installing Pumping Plants "Complying with your oral request This In Spite of "Free Beef." bet!, and W. D. Murray, Directors. For fur llie opinion of this office ns lo allegations of ihe writ and raised no ter of a large cement fish lank unci Domestic and Stock Use in Vicinity whether un unregistered person inny issues except such as were imma- on either side of this will be placed in Inrye diamond-shape- d beds flow- - oip ill the election to he held in I lie A cuttle deal recently negotiated. terial miindunmus proceedings. The Miesse Townsite Compnny has of A pumping pluul wus recently in- city of Snnta Fe, on April 7, 101 1. which involved Ihe transfer of 2,000 The motion was sustniued on both been organixed and Ihe articles of em. A number ot other trees urn! grounds, il being held lhat the only shrubs will ulso be set out. A stalled by the New Mexico Imple- I re-e- i fully eall your nlipiitiou to head, is reported by II. II. Kelly of incorporation will soon be published. could lie received would gang of workmen has been ment Company on the Miss Florence Section 1 of the compiled laws of the Deming National Hank, with the answer ihal f. K. Micsp is the president of the deluded by the Taylor place which consists of 160 1HH7. which provides at great length information that I hey brought sev- ho one emulating from the hoard of ,.w cr.iiicrn, II. II. Kelly, secrelury company to complete miles in capacity, vice-oref- ,- Ihe work. acres four south of the city. for the registration of voters nt 11 eral dollars more a head thmi were trustees ils corporate ullj treasurer; John Hund. The Knirhanks-Mors- e 50-- p. en- I and that in maudiiuius proceeding In MICH PLEASED i lly election, and (hen declares hut ever paid before, .just how much, ident. addition W. D. Murray of in elections could Mr. Kruttschnitt is very much gine and 24-in- Layne and Bowler "no person whose name in not mo however, he was nol at liberty lo nllcKiitions of fraud Silver l ily, and John Corbet t, are elec- pleased with the development in pump, both of Ihe latest types, is de- "hall, on liny ncimnl, he say. The stock will be shipped north nol he heard, Ihe ccriilicale of members of Ihe board of directors. and facie right about Deming nnd be will signed to develop 1,400 gallons of ierniilled lo vote at such eleetion." for feeders sometime in May. Hyatt tion constituting a prima The orgauixalion will soon begin u declares ordi- spend several duys here in the near wuter a minute. This installation is "A perusal of this law shows clearl- Brothers, J. P. Nunn, Ed. Latham. to the adopt of prohibition selling canipiiign, and il is expected future doing nothing else but inform one of the latest and is very pleas- y ami iininiNlakiilily thut il was the Juines Kerr, J. C. Barksdale T. R. nance. thai, with Ihe sales already on tile, ELECTION ing himself of the progress in pump ing to its owners. The place will be inlMiiion of Hip learned law makers Templeton, and other cattlemen were I'ROlimiTION a little city will soon rise on the In placed in full cultivation, A new regis-(ratio- grew mil of a prohibition irrigation here. the opinion of of Sew Mexico to require ihe n interested in Ihe deal. The case Southern I'ucitlc where il crosses the I Mr. kuttschnitt, Deming is rlilit tiftht wire fence is now being who intended lo Cattlemen report the slock and eleetion, held about two ilhs ago lln,s oJ ,. Miinbres Vulley Alfalfa one ,,f of all those placed around the entire tract. iinilcr the local option A re-la- the coming cities of the Southwest. vole ni a city election, nnd to absol- ranges of Grant and Luna counties in in Columbus Karm Company. number of which passed the last ,.,., SANTA RITA WATER SUPPLY utely prohibit the voting of liurpgis-lem- l better condition this yeur than for was in nrrivuls have ulready planned This law A .L, Owen, proprietor of the persons." several years past. It would nol session of the louislnlurc. t0 ,mj r.8jdiiu'es, and, at the pres. presentation of Santa Kiln Hotel, has purchused a STIBRED 'EM I P seem lhat the tariff had effected the provide that on the ent time, there is u general store and HURLEY ITEMS in Kairhuuks-Mors- e engine and deep-wi'- ll a petition, bearing signatures niission. style hotel on the town-numb- linmeiliiitely A. A. Tenike, villas border'eoiinlies n to the price of nftt 4V Lnyne twenty-liv- e cent j a and Bowler numn. with At- eomil to per SCUOol house has been au- - clerk, pit linsy and wired the beef on Ihe hoof. Certainly, with the Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson j leading cnu-- 1 Alex left which a domestic supply of water for increasing stock, the of the voles cast for Ihe tlooUed by the Miss Grace Oochel. torney General for un opinion cost of range Wednesday for Los Aiiueles, where the town of Santa Hita will be de- - didate in the preceding munieipinl eouuly school superintendent, lo Deming, and the follow- price of meat to the consumer will ihcy intend well election, the of trustees shall to make their future veloped. The will be 400 feet ing wire wax received in reply: hold another little a vat ion meet with board tXCELLENT PROSPECTS - .... home. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson have deep and the flow will be 250 gal- call un election In deter- t Vi "Nol applicable to villages organiz- the prospect of breaking the altitude forthwith iiAtar i no-i- uill Kofrin ti- it cv. be per- - ,, resided in Hurley for the last two lons n minute of very pure water. mine whether or not sal s . fiilu, Hevelou- - ed under Chapter 117, laws of 1909. record. the years. There are many friends who The surface water of this region is milted to operate within the cor ()f A)falfu See 7. If Doming was h (he Minlll.1s V(,,,.v were very sorry o hpp them go. not of good gunlitv. town. If a inn- - - regis! ration appeal in hold Ihe conservative norale limits of ihe ,.. .a..,- - in- earlier, a in STOCK OUTFIT to woman who delights jority of votes are east favor 'f KlirmM pmhiihly must be held, would laste and ihe i,,,,,, m,d the sale of A walking-bea- and board trustees Chaplain Lloyd of Fort Bayard, Layne and Bowler in something extreme. The new drup-c- d prohibilion, the of :i(l,(illll (". laud the uggcsi i hut yoti appoint board of acres of state to held services at the school house pump and a stock Fuirbnnks-Mors- e flounces, frills, must al once pass an ordinance pul- registration between now and next effects, die new cn- -l have brought and will bring Monday evening, engine were recently purchased by delight. Beau- ling Ihe will of the voters into effed. Moinliiv." and lunic models nre a large number of homeseekers. TliP iJ. W. Phillips and placed on bis foulards, DRYS" WON ELECTION Ito.VUD APPOINTED tiful soft taffclns, dainty individual development from Myiidus Mis,es Blanch Klucmn, Mabel Hoc-- j ranch north Deming. The election was called in due form of even-mi- ll soft clinging chtirineuse in plain nnd also adds lo the attractiveness I The wire wax reepived hint thirty vct, forth, Li n Bolton, Snllie Ekerl.l A. L. Taylor yesterday bought u oriental effects, dainty de and Ihe result showed that of the l he honrd of trustees went creie situation. Myrtle Dunn, and Mrs. Bud Williams, 40-l- i. p. Fairbanks-Mors- e irrigation ballots had been cast for prohibition chines canton ereps, crepp niPtcor, DEVELOPMENT CO. w into and the following were prohibition. and Messrs. Walton Bluemu, W. K. engine Inch he will install on bis implins in bountiful and twenly lwo nn'im' on way iiiHiinici members of I he board of mcssuliuc nnd running machinery is Ihe Boll on, Ed Robinson, nnd E. floe- - farm. dis- Nine voles were not received ny itie designs and combination arc lo lake care of Ihe Work of Miiubres forth all motored lo Fort Bayard Large shipments of screening, (Continued seven) ma- judges of the election. The return on page play d. Many pretty figured Valley Development Company, a newj Saturday evening for the I. I'. C. made in the factory here of the New wen- - duly ccrlilted lo tn aru oi terials nre shown. concern which was recently organis dance. Every one had delightful ' Mexico wlm refused to puss the a Implement Company, are TIDMORE, WILLIAMS & CO. ed to eultivule the laiuU of non-res- i- m: tune. going to points in the San Simon DEMING MERCHANTS ARE ordinance. The ''Drys" obtained M,d The new linn of Tidmore, Williams R Tl,l1IMI valley. DISPLAYING EASTER STOCKS nllernalive writ of mandamus reipm will have its Easier up 1.110(1 acres which he will lend for Misses Blanch Rluemn nnd Lilu and Company either pass tin- - or ing the board to l his K. Muldletoii, opening, April 10 nt which lime a company and J. , Bolton were the guests of Mrs. Tom To he Easier-tid- e dinance or show cause why it should faultlessly attired ul showing of the Intcsl in men's suits a reecul settler, has gone East toj Moore and Mrs. II. A. Madson of PLAINVIEW ITEMS is not do so. ihe munition of every and other furnishings will be made. sixteen purebred horses from Fort Bayard Saturday. young wuuta to ELECTION ILLEGAL his in Manchester, Iowa, man. No one The llxtures of (ho store in the Little HELD former home 1 he tit t lo folks had an enjoyable "keep lo ihe hack in filed by the "Wei" ,1'JO ncres. trail" the matter block on Silver avenue are being An answer was lo cure for another Miss Pearl Knighl of El Paso, is time nt Mrs. E. M. Chase's Wcdnes-visitin- g i'f dress when it head C. C. Hoover. Valley is possible to in pluce and large plate glass members of the board, The Mimbres Alfalfa Farms her molhcr, Mrs. Ella Butler. day, celebrating the eighth birthday Ihe pul - procession. No one cares lo windows being installed. F II Pennington, nnd Charles Hour- Comptiny lias only one more well to of little Miss Evelyn. show nre , "hide his light bushel" when nun un-.- nown mv under a The stock is arriving nnd will soon gCOIH, In Whicn lliey niiccu pin in ooiiini uccus mi Odis Boicc and Will Macer made he en a shine in the ordinance full ."i.llOO the first unit of jui n conveniently be displayed. could not legally pass ncres of a trip to Silver City, Fort Bayard, The song of the engine nnd pump the front ranks. A hat reflects a because of fraud in Ihe election prne- - deelopment. More than 4,000 nre Santa Rita, and hack to Hurley on is heard again in Ihe lund, and our - ' man's character like a mirror reflpcls liced bv the election judges in rel'ns- ,, deeded from the stale lo u their motorcycles Sunday. planters nre busy preparing for bum- - Chun's lecture at a sun' ray. There nre many new Remember Dr. eigiil of the nine votes of ipinlill- - dividual owners. Deputy Slate Fil- per crops, Crystal Monday even- wrinkles about the new spring hats ihe Theater. ed electors who desired lo vole K'u r s. S. Curroll arrived early in C. L. Chase went to Lordsburg by ing. April 0. The lecture will be il- receiving - that yon fellows ought to know about. ngaiusl prohibition, nnd the week and tested six wells, approv- way of Silver City, Tyrone, and Gold- - 7.. T. Davis sowed about six- and one that all will enjoy. by The lies! way to Hud out is to go to lustrated three voles for prohibition east v them for two ocre-fee- t for 1,000 hill nnd back by Deming on his teen acres in wheat and oats. ' the l.iiidauer store on the corner of You arc invited...... lifioil electors. They further ucn- - of bind. Mr. Miesse announces motorcycle. changed Bold avenue and Pine stret and try alleged that this fraud had tlmt the remaining 5.000 acres will Mr. Davis will 'ere long put that the ae of their new Stetson bats on. Baptist Church the result of the election and H. developed soon, Dr. Hanks spent Thursday and good pumping plants, and plant or- - Plaited bands, butterfly bows, new certificate filed did not represent the SEEDING ALFALFA Friduy in Silver City on business. Dr. chords of pears and nuts mninlv services for Sunday. April brims, etc, are features that you Regular true result. Thirty ncres each day are being Cnrcy of Santa Rita, had charge of English walnuts. should acquuint yourselves with. ). Attorneys John ( . W alson ami o (he nmJg of (m? Dr. Hanks practice during his ab- - Sunday school at 0:45 a. m. me; afafa AT LESTER A DKCKERT'8 iVn.l Sherman represeiuen Mimbres Valley Alfalfa Farms Com- sence. Mrs. J. T. Brown has returned Did Moming service at 11 a. m. R. F. Hamil- you ever see a peach orchard "Drys." and Attorney pany. A total of 1,300 acres will from Roadhouse, III., where she Sunday school institute at 3:30 p. represented the 'ih all Ihe trees in blossom f It is ton and A. A. Temke be seeded by the company to fulfill Higer bad bis team mil tended her mother in her last illness. Baptist church. of supporters of beautiful sight. Jut now the store m., in "Wets." A number its contract with land purchasers. Sunday. They played n practice for 'After having endured Ihe snow and of Lester B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m. were up from the bor- Ynnnignns. and Deekert on Gold ave- hntn factions four innings with the roph weather in the East, she ap-T- Union meeting at INSTALLING PUMPS nue is in full bloom with new Spring Evening service. der city to hear the arguments. score was 9 to 6 in favor of the preciatcs our superb climate. Two pumping plants to develop at merchandise. Everywhere in show Crvstal Theatre. The opinion was expressed inai Regulars. program 1,800 gallons minute each are will be a special would lake an least a e windows, show ca3es, shelves, and There the "Wets" prohnbly j W. H. Martin and W. T. Wright-Th- Sunday in the Sunday school being installed on the 3,000-ncr- e counters, are displayed the latest Easier appeal in the case. Victorio Land & Cattle Com-- 1 of Oklahoma, have charge of the invited to tract of the Southwestern Alfalfa fusions in men's garments, womeu's by ihe children. Everyone pany arc moving all their cattle out Oarr place. These people arc good day will be ob- Kb Company. The equipment is frnieiitH, children's apparel, fabrics attend. Missionary Methodist Church rins of this port of the country over to farmers and we welcome them to our collection taken for the 4.)-- p. Rumely engines and h and accessories, presenting beauti-f'-d served and a J. R. the Burro mountains. The cattle arc 'community. a work. Sunday School at 9:4!i. pumps. - I spectacle Home and Foreign Mission American in poor condition. and an interesting index Bilbro, Superintendent. f what well-to-- is fashionable. Right now is Morning Worship at 11 a. m. William Flieshmann, a the best Attorney A. A. Temke left last The Chino Copper Company i time to make your selec- ADJUTANT GENERAL WILL Sermon by Rev. W. E. Foulks. ranchman of Merrimnn, Neb., has a tions when Albuquerque where he the new flume No. displays are complete and INSPECT DEMING COMPANY Epworth league at 7:15 p. m. evening for starting on for relurned home after a week' visit when will It gal business. ihrep dam. When the dam is com everything is new and fresh, Union Sunday school service at transact with II. IL Jacobs and Z. Davis. Mr. 'ml Lester and give p. m. Fred Fornoff, former captain of plctcd. it will lie one hundred feel j Flieshmann expressed himself be- - Deckert'a and 8. A, Crystal Theatre at 80 as them the Lieutenant F. C. Test, I'. mounted police at Santa Fe, is in high. ing well "once over." The Rev. E. C. Morgan will not very satisfied with conditiona XKVV to the Adjutant Generals , ' THINGS AT NORDIIAUS' attached Dome next Sunday the city. il,-- r. ! was in the city preach at Capitol 7 Make a visit to the Nordhnus big office at Santa Fe. Sunday school in- J. A. Snnehes died nt his home will return tonight on account of the ' H're and what ever you do, don't this morning and All or Ihe schools Knlph Twitchell, solicitor for the Monday morning nt fl:.'lfl. March 211. Ira Grimshaw, assistant general, is inspection of Com-oan- v stitute in town. If seeing (o take part in the insti- Santa Fe at Las egns, and historian He is survived by a wife and dnugh-te- r. here in place of Attorney General P. the silk costumes. An Adjutant should be presented in this i; niisally I tomorrow evening. New Mexico, was in the city this The remain were buried in W. Clancy, with the Stale Corpora- attractive collection of af- be tute. We ought to gather at this of ternoon General Harry T. Herring will also morning. last Tuesday. tion Commission. i'l and evening costumes has central meeting. Central n assembled there. Costumes that present. OF EASTER fflt 12 Purest In the Heart of the Pumping Sure& .U ufo, on the ktoud i Mid to O from 4 to 5 feet wide, of Next to Christmas, Easter is the j connect ing them with the present, it Irrigation District - imp in for Returns mill grade of ore. The property greatest festival of the Christian is now easy to disentangle them, so Water A super- ' clude, around 200 aerea. church. lu primitive times it was that ii may he said that Raster intendent' building baa just been for Christians to sulute one an- -' scrvances among the coplc include completed at the work. other on the morning of this day by remnants of the ancient worship of exclaiming: is risen," to the sun, the moon and lire and water, ' "Christ er ton of gold On and 444vwhich tbe saluted person replied: The keynote of the festival lm been bullion were shipped to and ailver "He i risen, indeed," or "Aud hath from the very beginning resurrei'liou. several ton concentrates mint and of appeared unto Simon" a custom re- - the of the vernal world, operations sent to smelter from tnined in the Greek church. iThe name is that of a goddess ol covering first half of March by The common name of this festival I spring, nnd certain of the emlilcm Mining Milling eompany. Sonora and in the East was the paschal feast, be-- I have bad a that is in 900 High grade mill ore continue kept at the same time as the mnrkalilc, and through tlrirty level Some 1,200 tons are handled pnssover, and in some mens-- 1 times they have conic down to ii weekly. re uceeding to it. In the sixth of together, preserving the early sijjni-t- Ancyrn canons it is called the Menace of resurrection, ti It 1i npli th, Mining Develop- Tbe Lincoln and "Great day." faith that originated the idea" li.i'l good progress ment eompany reports KASTKK THOltillT Inge ago been forg.il ten. The id.; past week in winking below for the The keynote of Kaster is hoic. f Kntcr spranit truly I'roui a l.nnli: level, which work n new the fifth for Winter' night is over. The leaves, that tomli was, however, the lonilt ol recently in- line of equipment was the flowers, the songbirds have winter. The strong angel thai ledge is wide. A stalled. The 4 feet to tbe morning of the year, .cd away the stone from the dour ,,l station will be cut an drifts extended BMea wa and hearts may All with glad new. the sepulchre was the April miii. 35 North and 8outh. life. The real Easier is the power of, . MEANING OK LENT t! Christ's resurrection that raises our Although l.enl has the ehii I company ha The Pacific Mines spirits to heavenly places, and fills Christian origin, there are uuli.iiir wink a shaft little over 100 feel a our lives on earth with the joy ami inns who that H is of far mon level; will be nerl 85 35 below tbe third drifts tin- - l the victory uml love of iiiii-ion- origin. Il uiose, as nearly advanced on vein both North mid spirit of the risen Christ. ,n has yet been determined, in Hie South at the 100-fo- point as soon The term "Kaster" i derived from fasting that was customary iiiiiouk ia completed. The high as station "Eastre," a Saxon deity, whose feast the Itabyloiiians, whose worship alope below 250-fo- level con- grade was celebrated every year in the formed the starling point of Easter, tinue to yield tbe best one now be- spring, tbe name being retained when i The fast was one of sympathy with in camp. Be maker. Live where ing mined the the character of the fensl was ihc goddess of reproduction, who your own rain changed. Easter is in name, as well mourned her consort, ami the period Oaka eompany reports excel- farming is pleasure, where profits Tbe as in reality, the feast of the resnr- - was marked by fasting and an uli a are lent ore which ia mined from both reclion. slineuee from mirth nnd social fc- - lb Eaat and West breasts of drift large, where you can work out of doors Allhnugh there ha never been any livuls. Easting has been a e winxe from Tunnel "0." at bottom of of opinion in the Chris-- , prcnd custom, Humboldt untinu Tbe chute been proven for about day in The has tinn church a to why Easter is kept, fnH4 in Mcxi where, every the year. Mimbres t(0 level. A has curiul feet at this shaft there bus been a good deal as to enough, the invading Hpiiuiiird found been started near portal Tunnel "B." Valley is the place, write for particulars, when it ought to be kept. Il is one of the unlive practicing baptism, n il Ii the movable feasts that is, it is not nu invocation to Cioncooull thai "tin' Regular ahipments are being tumle information desire to, fixed to one particular day, like jn which was given before the and any you may custom mills, averaging about to the day. Easter moves hack- - ginning of the world might not visit tons daily by the Little Clint-li- 20 ward and forward, according a the the child, bill thai cleansed by these mine. The ore in tbe bottom of the full moon next ufler the vernal waters il miulit live and he horn is S 7 wide. shaft to feet equinox fall nearer or further from anew." the equinox. The accepted rule for TIME OK KASTK.lt "A Gilded Fool" tells the story of ascertaining Hie day upon which Easier was al llrsl a conliiiiialion Bet Only poor youth suddenly made rich by Mimbres Valley Alfalfa Farms Co. a Easier falls is a follows: Easter f the Jewish I'assover and came on the death of an avaricious old uncle. dny is always the first Sunday after i h fourteenth of the month Nisuu. The youth started in to mnke duck the full moon which happens upi r ' the revulsion of feeling in Ihc and drake of bis riches in the usual Soil Deming, - New Mexico System next after the 21st day of March, church against the Jew occurred it way. Tbe love of a good woman nnd if the full moon happen upon wn chungcd uml delibernlcly lived prove tbe turning point in bis career a Sunday Easier day is the Sunday n t lit t il colli! Iiv no possibility fall he resolve to be something more and after, on the same dav us the I'nsovcr. than an idler. The girl's father bus HAY OK ItESl'ItltECTION This isatler was' settled in A. AX, a wicked partner who cnveigles the I. paschal eonlroversey, which by the Itomaus. Easier was set for gilded fool into a partnership in the The 'DEl.H 'If IIS fil'HEAh HVi PAID' ISRf.AH a lime divided Christendom, grew the llrsl Sunday following I be full linn. Ho needs his money for specu- for out of a diversity of custom. The moon thai comes after March 21. lative scheme which threnteim the ' ..Ii,i..l,ju j.f Auin Minor itii'liiiliiiu 'I'liis relation to the vernal eouinov firm with ruin and dishonor, nnd re .many Judnixcd Christians, kept Iheir, broiig hi it to the lime of the pui'im has so arranged matters Hint while paschal feasl on the same day thai festival of the uoihless of spring. the firm will be bankrupt his private Ihc Jews kept their I'assover. the l llh dating hack to the worship fortune will be enhanced. ,sar Nisan. the Jewish month corrc- - of Itahvlonia. The I'.a-l- The girl in the ease discern the of nnioc. to our March or April. Hut comparclivclv modern, inil the prin truth and warns her lover. He has churches of the West, remember- - ciplc of the .lory and Ih ci.ihlen -- already signed check for hi whole the ing that the Lord's resurrection look ami oli.ci wince arc of this nuciciil bank deposit, but has not signed the dale. Th' U in) now pre copartnersip contract. He refuses place on ii Sunday, kept Iheir festival ylnu the Sunday followim- - the I lib oj wiils ill. w.rld over, and ':i I r to sign and by clever uinniiipululioii on My so doiui! I li- - il in. I . . 1. 1.1 :il.-.- l on ilo- - .In he so influences the slock iiotuln.ii- - l.... ,ioc .v.i onlv to the l'i i h, re. ihut the wicked partner is ruined commeuiorale illicc lion on the dav of the week on which, Willi the cumim; l!o h-- i inter. I mid exposed, nnd the gilded fool peti-hi- s it actually occurred, hut nl-- o disliu- - i always n ,1 in I In- - am i. m money buck nnd win the girl's more cll'ccluall.v lief, ceremonies and ole.cminei s that heart and hand. Iheuiselvo from Ihc are hroiiuhl in the celchra Mr. Taylor is singularly happy in Jew. uclher Authorities agree Ihc tioiiol' the modern festival. These his interpretation of the title role for that remote Easter was n ceremony elude such things as eiius, cakes, which his mobile feature nnd quaint, of pagan worship. Distant flowers, presents and the Easier Made in one of the quiet humor so eminently (It him. It of as lire cleanest and best equipped creameries In the country. the origin of the old religious forms hare, to say nolhiuu of other items Leaves the churn in twenty-tou- is not a one part piny, nuieh n the Albuquerque and in less than r hours II can be placed on the , obsolete in limes. love-stor- and intertwined a nre the thread onr table of Deming and Mimbres Valley buyers. tar is in evidence. The y Sold locally by: THE DEMING is beautifully developed and tbe ju- MERCANTILE CO. THE SPOT CASH STORE veniles have a pretty love episode of COX GROCERY WILLIAMSONS' GROCERY their own. The uinlngtie is unusually MADE FROM PASTEURIZE0 CREAM SOME OF WHICH IS witty and there is a great character PRODUCED IN THE MIMBRES VALLEY. That's us we always in detective who pose as a are Local cream part a buying station at Williamsons' Grocery Highest markei price paid person. At CryRtnl Theuler. Satur- slocked with coal, or Wood. day, April 4. Not ju-- l coal, nor just wood ALBUQUERQUE CREAMERY, Albuquerque, N. M. but the best coal ininrtl and wood will PERSONAL Ihul burn. Kindling, 4' to- o- (he kind that starts easily CHANGE MADE IN OFFICERS ' and Surely.. Our ser- J. B. Bachman of Las Truces, was delivery SIVER CITY SAVINGS BANK in the city hist week. satis-lie- vice is prompt you'll he d Thos. with J. Prichard Construction Co. oar service and our Word nns r ived 1 W. E. Holt made a trip to Fierro here in prices. Monday. '"S "'K III CHS null WO CliniltfC SUCCESSORS PRICHARD-GUNNIN- TO G CO. have been made in tlie direclnrale of United States Marshal A. II. Huds- :he I'ci.jilc's tin vim's hank al Silver peth came down from Santa Kc last City In -- I week, when at a nicotine, nf We buy our Lumber direct from Saturday on official business. Sam Louisiana, Watkins Fuel the board directors, of (berl II. thereby cutting out the middleman's profit 0. B. St. Clair and S. Hanf of; Hoiilware was elected a director and Silver City, were visitors in the city nl vi president, siiceeedilit; V. T. We have built some of Luna County's fine Saturday. and Transfer Co. Manville. who will leave fr a year's absence in ('nliforiiiii. school buildings -- Across from Deming Lbr. Yard Al tbe same our work speaks for itself. Walter Stockwell came in from lime V. ti. Huston wus elected sec- Myndu Saturday on a short business Phone 263 retary aiid treasurer, siicccedinu O. Now working on the new S. Maker, who buildings at the trip. rescued sonic time Townaite of nf... on account of ill health. Mr Myndus, New Mexico lla.-..- n Tom B. Johnson and wife came up is at present assistant cnh-- ! from El Paso Monday and stopped ir of ibe American National Bank We also do street paving and build irrigation at SiUer City, and will over a few day here. assume bii, plants, and guarantee new duties April 1. Moth Mr. Ruiil-- I that you'll be satisfied. Russell II. Miller of Douglas, came PLAINVIEW NURSERY ware and Mr. Ilii-..i- are well known, the in Monday morning and stopped over Has the Largest and Best Stock of Home Grown Trees that they lo tiilvcr fily public and will add -- Phone 5! MilU his way Albuquerque. Ireiii'tb to the bank. 214 Building U Pmo, Teao a day on to have ever had. jPropogated front varieties that have been tested Temporary Office Branon and family of Sepnr, and do the best on the plains. ISend your order direct to the Nur- at Myndus Hood II. Siimoval. an old lime cattle- arrived in the cily Saturday and are sery. Plalnvlew Nursery has no connection IThe with any other man ,.f ibis section, wen lo Alamo-tford- o guest at the Hotel Park. nursery. Saturday.

Mrs. W. A. Becon, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. DALMONT, Prop. N. J. SECREST, Sales Mgr. Miss Marvar.l prcchi i.f y E. D. Stewart and Mrs. E. S. Gib- PLAINVIEW, I'hhh. niie up f,,r n week's end visit EJ were visitors in tbe TEXAS WE FIX bon of Paso, villi friends In re. IT SHOP, 212 S Silver Avenue city last week. Pomp., Windmill., Young Coll.. East . 0,.rb.HU4. I'. of Tnscoii, Arix.na n- - C.l- i- St.... 1. VT. Kerr, local aeent for the Furn"Ur ad inccted with lbr Tnsi Farms Cum- - "M"f P.ckia,, Cook S..VM nd H- -tt. automobile, received a carload I Kmy FilUnt, Ford iliaiiy. is in lie cily insM-cli- n pump. Cuauniib. ALL WORK GUARANTEED week, and he report of Fords this in plants with the view of dnpliiiR all been sold to local Do S. D. CLIFFORD, that they hart you read the Graphic? some of tbe Mimbres Valley methods Prop. Phone 254 , lo ibe work in which he ia engad. OPPICB OP C01W!B8!0NKR OP PUBLIC WltaoM ay hand aad tk offulai etat af tk I. nun (iv T . . Kir17 A Xir OPrtMtfX w . ..r. HTirr mkw ymm But. Land Offiea, tkU dtk of r.bruary, 1814. PERSONAL ROBERT P. BRVIIN, NoliM fur I'uUIc.ihm of PuUk Uud It tit. Coaaiaiioaor of Pnbia Laa da. UU N. II , K.Uuarr 4, 1814. '.. P.k. U AprU IT. Ni.Uob la koroby (Inn Ikal, uurautnt to Arthur Peterson went to 1 Pnso You will fpw lho of note these nrtirloe (mm (till iiruritluna an Aol of Cunfru Monday in bis Buick "25." Jun. io, mill, Ik Ltwa of Ihr BtMo . line on which of N.w M.aleo, ail Ik. mkw and rfUi-llon- f we can SAVE you money. of lb. 8UU Und Offiot, Ik. Com John Dickson of Carlsbad, was a alaaionw ul Publu Lnndt U1 ofl.r at public LADIES visitor in the city last week, and uh, la lb. hlfkoal biddor nl 10 'lock, . JE"L SECOND-HAN- D while here be took in the chamber Low-quart- er a., on TuHdny Slat day at AprU, 1814, Shots Men, tlx Spsrella for Perfection Oil Stoves In lb. of Conntjr of Loan. See Corsets before of commerce. Women iua bniint. and Children 8lal of N.w M.aico, la front of Ik. Court buying. I will call at your Boys' and Men's Trousers Dressers Houa. tkmln, Ik folluwing duerlbad tract. T home and lake accurate meas- - I, Will vei ton of Kl Paso, and f land. M?! llaies,lc tU: lirements. Perfect fit guurao- - I(iiisll II. Mills of Douglas, Ariz., ran8 UW 1 ly Tb Hi, 8m. . Nf Bu. rubber hose In25- -, ii. . Dining tables 3d. 8Wti 8m. SI, all of B3, 14. teed. siet;l ii few limn in the city last -, Ha. II, 50- and 100-lo- ot Yuu'll "" thin Market alwaye lengths Bedsteads and Springs SS, , Townaklp 34 8outb, Banf. Wwl: Mrs. McQuillen wee I;. ready to AH your every want Perfection Oil Stoves Rugs. H't. NWV., N H NKVi. 8m. I. aU of Sara 402 Silver avenue Phone 109 3. I, 4. S, Lota I, 3, 7, id choice e. SHNEH. Mr. mid Mil K. C. Senrle and E. K. K HWI4. 8KH Bm. , all of Be. XelT Kl I 'it i. iitolored up from the 1. t. . 10. II, 13, 13. 14. Ill, Id, nl n Steaks, Chops, r Poultry, TOOT & IT. M, 18, 30, 31. 33, 33, 34, 25, 36, liorili-- Sniidiiy und Kient a few DANIEL NOTICE FOB rTBI.ICATION Roasts, Hams, Baton, 31, 3d, 38, u. 31, S3, 33. 14, It. 3d. Town luiiii-- , with I'tieiids before retuniiiiK hip 3ft Huulh. Hai,p a W.at; all of 8ms. I, DvpariuMiit uf th. Interior, I'liiied htat.-- In l Sautags 13, 13. 34, 3S, Ilo. Townaklp 3ft South. Land OfFico al Laa Crueee. N. II , Mar.-- K.i,(. 1 Wrt; ft. II. P. II., MBIalniaf a 't4t44t4444f444 35, II4. Web-le- total of thirty Uiouaand, nlna bundled nnd i . I. r of Hurley, and J. M. nl i v.ry lowest price; at Nollre la hereby glnn Dial Alfred J. Wn'll hiM.ly four and ft Hitit, rln. kundrttba nerai llden uf emillg, N. II., wh, oil .lanuar .cn!!v of Siiii'.i finite down But allien really excellent quality (.10,814.53) mora Inaa, or aceordiai la Um 10, IWI.I, made bomeatead entry. N'u. o"U',4. imliiy on their wny Kl Paso. ran he obtained. (vrrnuuiiit aurv.y th.rauf, and luajMl lo Ui For fur hW Hrelion 4. Townaliip M. Itanp-- a otiiidilluiia and niada by 'i. matrvalluna law and W. N. II. I'. Uemlian, baa tiled notice of lima. Minlalnid No W. S. Kooi, a liiisinehs mail uf And. yoo'H find lbi market h.raln. bid will be aa ililention to make Anal roininulalioti PriMtf or fur loaa than dol- I .ii- -, in a.lrd ninaidrnd Ibrra lo eatablitli claim tu tile land alMire ieaeril-e.l- . - Aniiele- eiinie from the West always clean and sanitary, lar, la (laoii) prr acr. for Ik land, wbicb bvfure II. V. IfcKeyea, I'. H. Cumuiuaioiier, Siiiiilny und will ieml u few days REAL . most HOME la improv.-.nl- nuil Us help courteous lb. aiuraiard vau Ikarauf. Tk at Dewing, N M , un the l:nh day uf Hay. l,ii,l: int; over the volley. himI prompt. i,n ihia land ounaial of on. aduba 1814. nouaa, una tank, ground ona wladaill and Claimaul naiuea aa wilneaaea: lower, about ISO of 3H- - Inch .1. K. city, went to see f..l and I pip, Hlpley C. lluiriuuu. Iieiiiinc. N M Mosley of this E. F. two pump eyliniiira, on wall 110 MORAN ft d.p, Joaeph I.. Cofk. lleuilllg, N. II Siintii It it ii lust week on a short visit alm an wvll taalug A Inch., niilt HENRYMEYER He build them f't Hawu.l W. KlleliUah. Ueming. N. II. in hi.-- parents, Mr, und Mrs. L. . t 4 wirr frrnv, I corral, a total of Herl-er- pi f talu. l Kellb, Iteming. N. 11 Lei kirn ikew you tome hornet ha ha buill 1 1 SI, 77 no in Uwrolo, Ui blddar Mosely. nOllC 0 addition MMK UuNiULhX. Regi-der- . , PHONE 49 miiat aliui for lb. Improt.uHnta wklrk Mi, r.h 37 In April Jl. ll un th. alnit. dracrihed land, al lb W. .1. I 'ox. n well known cattle- - ai,ralard Ilia will ralu. abut Iracl ba of NOTICE Foil I'CIILICATION iniiii nl' the Puss City, ciitne up from fvn-- In ila .nlirrty. Kl Kundiiy on business 1'h Coamlaaiomr will akw offar at Uat of th Interior, United Hlalea I'iimi a day's aaiu. tin all of B.t, Id and Id, Townaklp Laud Office al Laa Crucea. N. M March trip. 31 8utb, Rnga 10 W.at, alio Bm. 1, Town-hi- ii. 181 1. HINfi LEE N'olie ia hereby given Hiram L. LiiraH 33 8utb. Kanf 10 W.at, aonulnlng that M. .1. Slieppard of WellillKlon, Fine new stock of Stover Crude Oil niuvtveu huodrad and anTantorn and fifty of tola, N. II., lio. un March 3, lull, made Engines Kit iiti'ivtil in the city Monday it ml Staple and Fancy Groceries two bundrrdlha acr., (1.817.63) atora or entry, No. 05 115, for b'ttNWti. ii.. ota I and 3, Krrlion Tuwnaliip 3(1 8, Rani,-- . U the new prospective settlers Also Best Candles, etc. Iwa, no bid will b aenptad or contldcrad fur H, iiukiiik ka than Ihr dollar ($.1.00) par acr.. 8 W, N. II. I'. Meridian, baa tiled notice of of valley. AND JAPANF.KK the CIIINE8K GRAY TURBINE PUMPS Ui.r arc no Irapronmcnt on Iki land; tbit inleiiiiun to tuuke dual three year Proof, to ARTICLES will ba eetalilikh claim to the land bout deacrila-d- . iracl aold In IU .ntlMty. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Krenek of At lowest price 111. Cumulaaionar will a 1m off.r for aale U. Y. 11,'Keyea, 1'. S. Cummtaainiier. 8.0. .11 Baca. at Urtning. N. II , nn th. l ull day of Sun Antonio, Texas, arrived in the Hlng Lee Building Sliver Ave Separate Discharge all uf 13. WH 8m. 13, of 14 lla, and 18, Tuwnahlp 33 Boulk, Range ft Wait; 1814. ily Sunday and, after a few days' Denting, New Mexico EH, HW14 See. 3d, all of Bm. Id, Townahlp Claimant name, aa wltneaa: visit here, will po to Silver City for Will go in 24in. hole 33 Huulh. Hanga 6 W.at; all of 1 and Martin F. Altera, llundal.. N. M. 80. I lie 3, NUN, 8EUNE-- Be. 11, NW. BE Har.ey Tingle, tola, N. M. Hummer. High Efficiency, Easily Installed. See. 13, Tuwnahlp 34 Boulk, Rang ft Wt, Fredrlch II. Hrhweiicr. Hero int. N. M. S. M. P. M . containing fir Ihnnund. thm Aiiituslu. It. Iliirriftuii. Iietnina. N'. M Krcil I.. Iliill of S:in Kntneis liiinihril ami .iirbt anil anvfiity twn hunilrnlilu .It IKK i I V M.Ks. ReciMer nuil X. S. Nitee mill wife uf acr. (5.31,1.73) mora or loaa. No bid will .Miin-l- .' In Apiil '.'I JAN KEE itninii lite R nests at FUIXY GUARANTEED b acci,lcd or conaidcrcd for I than three nrte Dry Goods dollar! per acre. There ere no tmprovamant the Harvey House last Saturday. 4 Groceries on Ihia land, and thit tract will b aold in Notice For Publication 4 .nlirvty. Birtrang Bldg. N. Silver Ave. ila Department of the Interior, Uniti-- Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Owen, Miss The Borderland Garage Th. r.ittmiiaaionr will alao offar for lal. Slnlcs Lund UlTiio at I. Cruets, Classic Hell. Miss Kiln Hill and Mi's. Hvc. 36, Tuwnahlp 34 South, Bang 7 Waal, its 1011. I). Howe came down from Santa Ritu N. II. I'. V., containing alx hundred and New Mexico, March 10, forty acraa (040) mora or k)M. No bid will Notice is hereby (riven that Mi- Sunday in an aiitouioliilc. h accepted or conald.rad for la than Ira nimi D. Wulker of Honilule, N. M.. Blackham & Son dullari ($3.00) par acre. Thr ar no Im hIiu, on I'Vbi'iiiiry 18, 10 13, iititdt' Henry (ii-it- ami Mrs. provemrntt on Ikia atction. honivKtHiid entry. No. 11808 1, eaine down from Silt el' Cil.v Wednes- 1'h. Cummlaaion.r will alao off.r for aal. I. G. Weaver & Son 1 day nuil are spitnlini! a few days all of Hrc. 3, Townahlp 2S South, Rang 8 nnd 2; 8'2NKVi. Sectimi --' willi Mr. nnd Mi's. Men l.iii'sott. Irrigation Experts Gold Avenue W.n. containing alx hundred, thirty-eigh- Tnwitliii L'tiS. RttiiKi- I0V. N. M. I'. and litty hundredth acraa (631.60) mora or .Mci'iflinii. htm tiled notice of intention WELL DRILLERS 8i-- . baa; the Ntt, BE14, EViSWti 3. Town In intilie Html coiiiiinitiitii n I'l'oof, in i'. I'.. lii mid W. II. I .ii it inn it it . ahip 34 South, Rang d W.at, containing flv. CHtiiblihh sii)eriiilendelil of the Mlesse tract, would like to figure hundred, ility and 34 hundradlha (560.54) claim to the hn.d ttbove few in Silver Cil.v litsl more or Ina; alao Sac. IS, Townahlp 36 before B. V. McKcyen, V. S. spent it days with anyone wantirig H,,uth, Ranta B Wait, containing all hun- CommiMejiiiner, nt Deminc, N .M., on dred and forty (640) mora or leaa; acre. l he lith duy of Muy, 1014. first-cla- ss alao Sec. 18, Townahlp 33 Soulh, Rang 10 work at a nn : Mrs. Wayne MrVeui;h Wilson of Weal, containing ail hundred and forty acraa Cliiiiniint Dies its witiiesse or Hoc. 16, Mowcii, IIiiikI.iIii, . M. lily, emne il,,wn Snlnnlnv price. inin) mora leu; alao Towrahlpi 'ifir moderate C'l South, Rflngi ft WVht, i Il'uliel l V. Veltrjjill, I lollilnle, X. M. i.il - Mf- -. II. Kllioll hundred and forty actva (Oto) mro or hi.H. Illirlie I',. Illllil.le. X. M. who - iiriiv criny from an Box 371 Deming, N. M. alao 8m. 3, Townahip 33 Soulh, Hunan 7 C. Kiiinho, loin, N. M. ., et ii I ion I'ol" appendicitis. Wet.1, containing avven bimdred, furly-fuu- DhikIh i arrr (744) mora or leaa; alao Hoc. Id, Town-- .IDSK OONZAI.KS. hip '.'3 Houlli, Kaiip 7 Weal, containing Mm . It '(l lo April 17 Mi- -. Sti.-- IMI i,t to Mo- (Mil pi am hundred and forty acraa (610) mora or l,.vui Uiinelt near Katvuintl II, ii leaa alao 8rc. ;I0. Tuwnahip 34 riuulh, Rangu - la- -t vvi visit to her lu Weal, cuiitaiiiing ail hundred and forty Spiini;.- ik on a . (C4i) mora or Waa, alao 8ea. 16, Town- - THE FAYWOOD Hubert. oliip '.'i South, Rang. 10 Wat, containing Snow (MO) mora aii hundred and forty acraa ur HOT SPRINGS I.. K. Fuywood ,ivu, alao 8m. 16. Tuwnahlp 36 South. Rang. lr. Mtirray of ll"t in Weal, containing ail hundred and forty S. titers, passed throuch here on his mora or Iraa; alao Kec. 3D, Tuwn- j The CURE for SCIATICA, vav lo Miehiiiitn on business miittets. Drift abip 33 South, Rang 11 Wcat, containing and hundred and forty acre (640) mora or aii GOUT Tom Teutpleton drove Wholesome and Economial leaa: alao 8m. 16, Tuwnahip 84 Soulh, Rang Mr. and Mrs. 10 W.at, aonulnlng all hundred and forty in troiii Fayvvood Hot Springs one Insist on shorteni- - pure Snowdrift acrea (040) mora or leu; all of Bm. I?, Town- and all forms of returning houte lite ng, day last week the king of vegetable fate; made ahl 33 South, Rang. 10 W.at, containing RHEUMATISM day. mora or same by Southern Cotton Oil Co., New li hundred and forty aeru (640) T. C. MCDERMOTT, I.m. Thar, ar no improTamenta on tka Vnrk. New Orleans, Savannah, Chi-"g- .above deacrlbrd aecllona. 8.0. 3, Townaklp Proprietor. deoi'tic Shaw has been transferred At nil BTncerimt. .f287, and L. MURRAY, Layne & Bowler Pump !3 .South, Rang S W.at will b offered for DR. F. from San Mareinl to DeiniiiR, where Ihia aeclion containing U hundred, aalr. Resident Physician will nn the Santo Fv forty and fortyaiihl hundredtka acraa he work extra MO ICR PUBLICATION Fairbanks-Mors- e -- FOB Engine (040 46) mora or lee. Th Improrementa witeh euirilie. Derailment FAYWOOD HOT SPRINGS, i,l Ik. Interior. United Sum on Hi i aactlon eonelit of aom fencing lo Ik Land Oltii-- .1 Ua Oram. N. II., ralue of S00. Alan Sec. 16, Townahlp 38 NEW MEXICO. The makers of the Layne and Bowler Pumps Miss Mn nil nnd Beattiee Sinitb of 10. lv 4. Soulh. Hang 8 Wat, containing ill hundred conditions of this region and been Notice ii hereby glt.a Ik.I llurtoa 11. are familiar with the and forty acraa (640) more or lea. Ta San MureM. who have their show the vl. Kmln. N. II., who, an Auguat the tests of efficiency made right here improvement on Ihii atction aondat of t father's (iiiesls here fur the. pa- -t leos. w.ib. other ana kou.Bt.ad entry. No. 0305. Layne and Bowler to be superior to all well,, windmllla, pump, pip, tana week, returned home Monday. If NKI4, Section Townaklp aft 8, Rang of $646. All of M. 13, corralla, lo tk amount FIFTEEN-CEN- T CLASSIFIED AD W. N. II. I'. Meridian, .olio. of pumps. ID. townahlp 36 South, Rang T Wcat, con-l- a bu lkd NETS LOCAL FIRM $3000 have mkiiiK.il ui .,. Proof, lo acknowl-edue- d g and forty acrea mora or Mrs. A. Busiek and children ai.W tnal year M Fairbanks-Mors- e Engines are aii hundred teWuk The of on well Mr. Busiek cUioi lu Hi. Und aU. described, be purposes. Users l. u the Impro'ctaenta eonelei and lone to San Murcial, as re H. superior tor Irrigation V. tlcKM, U. H. Comralaalon.r, al to be fet'ing lo the amount of 1300. No bid will a Fe employe, will run minimum amount of who is Simla N. M . have a accepted eonelaared laa wan $10 ''A vlnssiiled advertisement on Ui. 34th day of April of these engines he or for silicic out uf that place. "".1914. trouble." per acre, which u lb appralaed ralua Ikara- which was inserted in the Gruphie "engine muat an extended visit with her brother. Claimant name aa wllneeaee: uf, and la addition thereto, tka blddar recently, and which cost fifteen cents, Urlo A. Chamberlain, N. M. alao pay for tb lmproTmnt whlck Darning, uit was the direct cause of the closing n C. blaon, Demtng, N. M. Co. on th abor dwerlbed land, at the appralaed Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Wilson orrived N.leon J. Dliim. Deming. N. M. Mexico Implement Talu.. Tk aba deecrlbed ackool iMtiau of a deal which brought the firm n New , 1 Chieaco week and . e nnn o .....I here fruiti last dlun w. Hepuy. Deming. M. M. may U aold aa a whole or by legal commission 01 j,uuu, sum vini, ,.ft the Oommlaalon , after n snort sojourn in tnc city, n JOSE OONZALE8. at th dlacralloa of Peuch of the Peng Realty Sunday iiiorniiivr for Tnwon where Rtgicur. er. Company. "k lu April la. Th aal of Und will be ubjet to llhev will visit relatives and friends. abora "We consider that our advertisim lb. following trma and condition, rii: In ucaful bidden muat pay to tk in the Graphic brings ns more hir--i 11 H ar kli agent bi.s...css-Re..i,,- y J. a. M 1 R eommiaaloner of Public Land, ncss than any other . 0 of tka pric of- holding euck aal. onalentk method, continued Mr. Peugh. Other . PHYSICIAN AND 8UKUEUN fered by then raepMllrely for tk land, fonr and Demine, has typen returned to Ins s which were consummated re- - Special - attention will be given per cent tnmreat la advance for th balance run nit of San Mareinl. for - centl Iiiiiiii;Ii the samp nivdiuui i 'ld JJ ye, ear, note and throat work and if auck purokaaa pric. tk fM adnrtia- w and all Incidental .. , fitting ing and appraierwnt eta the Mile uf the Fred Sltiuii farm neni ' of glaaees. ,, Mrs. rrcd R. Slierman ami MtMc to llie aah herein, and caeh and all of .aid unditlc and the sale ut the David, .. T. ii .luu.uiila auel ba de.ited in rai-- or err I in sun Fred, Jr.. hav'e gone lo Ktvci-siil- .hi.i. : t irii, ,. : u, hi.Ii ih .. ,v F.uhnr lartii near Minnu: lily. Ok . .. ed eichant. at tk lim of ala, and whick ami San Inego, ( alii., lor a mm aaid amount and all of them are auhject to lahouia. , ," If th weeks titeatton 'rip. NOTICP. FOR PUBLICATION fnrlellur ta th But of Now lUilca A well edited local paper which t "(rlioent ttertor, VniW4 Bute aurceeafnl bidder do not a ontr i .: ii ....e :i :..,. reaet.es practtcutt, tcr.t tttr fl Una ffir, ljU m. within thirty day fwr II beea malted p f cn,,. m, Marrk ka .nun comity, cannot well help find - . II4. them by Ik Slat Land Offira, (aid Indiana, wlierc site lo hi lier uld home in i of inn the nun hascr that which kurrbr u,., Walter t. Mr. to prat Id for In paym.nl th. has been visiting relatives for the f. N. II. balance of tka pnrchaae price of Mid IracU wants at a rensonuhle price, and for wko, .n Janyarr 10. tell. nst few weeks. .Mr,, No. DIMS, lor NW of Und In thlrtj oqual annual IneUllmenta, the seller it makes a personal solici- ; i y-H- "ad on U dafmmd pymnla at the NSKW Hra. tl, NCUNKH. M with iBteraet tation of each of the possible buy T'",",in - . w. M. M rale of foar per aaat par annna In adraaM. F. (2. Rudolph and Mrs. Rudolph eu1'- Ba trat cm. idiaa, ku IVd Mtiat W Inlonlkw to payment and inlerMi do Octabtr ore back and have tiicned their resi " Iknw of ack nar, and auck otker oadltlona, Proof, to MUbUnk dence at lilvlvvild. L " hind rrnkon Wlor B. obllfatkma, raaarratloaa and terme aa may amrltod. of the U. . romauHwiwr. t4 DoiUnf, be raquirad by law. Craig Harris, representative ' ' " Bes- "'. 0tk day at AprU, 1814. of Land, or hli Texas Oil company, made his first Mrs. Welch MeOtiirc and Mis OomalMloaer Fabll nanan Tk nul aa wHbhm: agent koMIng Buck aala, raoara tka rlgkt to visit to Deming from his hcndiiiar- - sie MeOttire come down from San "'M B. HrAdMW kL DMilnf. H. Lreject an aid all bide, prior to tka laanaaca in New Orleans, last week ami Murcial las! week nnd spent n few "W4m B. BIhw K. M. lent ! DMilef. ol wnmel. A. Hk 1 jas far as he has got got, ho says he days here visiting relatives. Miss DonUng, . M. under oatraot al mm for abor. Pmnarr well metropolis here of Itmii.g, . II. will ba fteae 'thinks pretty of the Mcflttirc went on from to her JOSB OONCALEB, read the Uld. of the Mimbres Valley. home near Little Rock, Ark., after BfUr. Do you brapnicPs H u AprU 10. r ANNOUNCEMENT I l3535SBK5E3C 3X3 SMC ME3K3fll We are going to We will also carry open our store with a complete stock of of a complete stock confections with Ler-a-s' new goods. and Johnson can- Everything in the dies as our leaders. drug line comprising Extra care and at- medicine, drug patent tention will be given sundries and pure to all prescriptions. drugs.

MOTTO-CLEANLI- OUR NESS AND SERVICE

C. B. ROSSER, ROSSER DRUG CO. Manager

WOMAN HAS NARROW ESCAPE x Goodwin used lo cull "A Oild- - BEING HIT BY RIFLE BULLET LUXOR ITEMS ed Fool" an ueting pmudox. Alfred ..4. 44 .t ...... t....r Taylor proved this saving last 2 NIGHTS Mrs. May Davis, who with her chil- ing when he and his capable company 2 Mrs. tlayto.., Mrs. Icory. Mr,. ,,,,,,,,,, abov, IilH,tolious OPERA HOUSE COMMENCING APRIL live on the corner opposite the 3D dren Bodyfleld. and Mrs. Anderson - )1V (llm.lhK 11V(1. , mu,;ent., Deniing lee and Electrie plant on tended the Sunday school conve had narrow escope , ( f u. f p THE EVENT OF THE SEASON Third street, a in Dciuing lh.s week. from death Tuesday Two bul- , wi, luWm i0 h(nr,ilv Wilier McMillan offer, the Distinguished Comedian lets evidently tired from a rifle struck Mr. Taylor as honest Alfred Evelyn Mr. Bradley and her iwo children' , ,(( H A, nn H ariM the bouse, one of the bullet goiug armed from MR. ALBERT TAYLOR through a front window and barely Shreyeport, I.. l,,,,!,,., ,),,. ..Hords of an instrument. una are at nonir on head. Mrs. rriuuy nil o Mr. Tuvlor played upou Ihe feel grazing Mrs. Davis' Bradley homestead three miles north- and a select company presenting the greatest comedies of ings of hi. l audience. A lunch of the modern drama Davis said that she heard shooting east of Lnior. some time before and the children ran pathos, u pitiful expression or u "My Son" the house snying thnt n man was gesture of uller wcarings and his Father's and "A Gilded Fool" into The Drubbing parly nl the school shooting at them. Soon ufter the hearers wept. A well turned phi-us- house.. wan well attended mid afler Opening Play: "MY FATHER'S two shots were tired at the house. or one of his iniiniliihle droll smiles SON" a goodday. work were treated to . Deputy T. J. Kelly was notified and d Prices: 50c and 75c Children 25c ,a line dinner. !MiH )( Seats Now on Sale Palace Drug be made an extended investigation, Myre ii0H,)!4Wrt won freKn at Store but was unable to find any cine to 'laurels. Her sympathetic manner and Mr. Sipe and son Edward have' GET the perpetrator of the shooting. Mr. kindly interest did much toward READY TO LAUGH returned to Socorro county. Edward Iniuking Davis says she has no enemies thnt the piny a success, while her will return her next week look' she knows of and can give no reason and delightful comedy work saw the the planting of a sixteen-acr- e - why anyone should want to kill her jafter performance was i of entire p- NEXT ATTRACTIONS trnct northwest of town. or her children. probation.-S- un Aiil.nii.. (Texus) I The Nashville Express. At Crysliil Theater. Sot- - Minstrels The Wolf Mr. Evan and family visited Cheap coffee is not good, but good their' iirdnv, April 4. APRIL 13 Air. norm near APRIL 16 coffee is cheap. Chase & Sanborn's relative, l.uxor last Sunday. Seal Brand "the finest grown" actually costs yon less than one rent . . PERSONAL cheap isn't it, a Buys Her Millinery in Denting per cup. Pretty for Mr. John u. t ii.weii inudf a busi- - Efton Lindsay Promoted blend of the best coffees the world's t,i,. .rdslMirg Monday. Miss Ruby Stone, a popu'nr dime- -' J,ne Kirbv of finis, whs a visit. i.ess Efton Lindsay has hen apointed FOR SALE market affords T Yon can buy Seal AT . ing teacher of El Paso, who comes to rr in the city this week. ; mirni clerk nt the Harvey House.! Brand only of us. Mis .lime Deming every Monday to teach a Von lie drift of El having been promoted from heiiH K..II adv. -- A RARr.AIW Deroing Mercantile Company. in dancing, bought hand- - Pit ii. .M'iil two days in the city this I...V La ..I . ,.: -Tt class two Mrs. J. A. I...ve ..!' li:.t t n HI i ' l week mn llllllll some spring hats from the Xordhnus Tenn., was among the eastern isitor dciiinnlriiling new fashions in Purler, who has resigned and gone " ' iiiillineiv. compeny last week. Miss Stone jn the cily this week. lo his home in Kansas Oily. Having decided to devote my enliiv AND RED MOUNTAIN TUNIS i said she was nnable to find anything "l,,,1,in" ,n f'nning. I desire II to suiit her in El Paso and thnt she' Mrs. V. If. Lloyd, wile of 'U.inin lllll'les hVerts of .os Angeles, Anyone can mix coffees, but proper' on IIITIVeil in i he Mending and roasting "lairy John Short is clearing ten acres had also saved several dollar her Moyd of Fort Huard, come dwi cilv from the West requires years "'.v husiiiess. This include Jn Iteming purchase. Tuesday Tuesday mid is looking a "r on bis Red Mountain ranch. evening on her wav to El for location bend of good cows, wagon, hot ' Many years lie. Paso, where she will visit friends i '" ' valley. of thought and study have made Chase A and everything complete, ineliidinu Ilarry Chandler has planted a Can Ysu But It for a few dnvs. Rauborn Real Hranrt (offee what it small family orchard nn his ranch. V. H. MeDonough, who has a farm ''r F. Wood and wife of Car-- is today the an excellent patronage. most delicious about two miles northeast of Dm- - 'harles Hsrker Mine down from, rlhersville. Mo., arrived in Hie city of all blends. Dem- ing Mercantile Co., John Shaw hat cleared ten acres ing, is authoritiv for the following si,ver ri,.v Tuesday evening on hie. Tuesday with a view of making a is the only place 10 in town where you get on bis Red Mountain ranch. story: "Red Jane" a pullet hatched! wav Arizona p.,n,. permniuni l.ifainm here can it adv. Albert Ernst July 7. 1913, laid its drat egg Jan mile., is spending a few 12. 1014. hatched its flrst brood Fri-- erge r.llcl, Mis, Mrs. K. I'. rU khill ..I Cenlrul, K. southwest f Dcumig. Mr. Webmhoener i ""' , Auto For Hire weeks in Deming on bnsiness. day, March 12, 1914. and began M'""ic Carlson, mice ,,i Fori Buy-layin- g arrived in the cily Tuesday and; 20, I.'culennnl Ma.l.hix and wife spent ii few days in the cily visiting again March 1914. Thisr'1. SEE John B. Crow-el- l of Lord-hiii- y. in- """ Eort lliiynrd Mon- - friends. All the Red Mountaineers are is nnite a record for the Mimhres ' jM'iit Sunday with Mrs. Crowcll. li vited to attend the Sunday school vsiiev. I Fred Pennington jis helping Mrs. Heath during the Joseph Novak New convention in Deming the latter part of York Citv, ! spring millinery season. of this week. George W. Shaw, who conducts an; A. C. Craft, Arixnnu representative S. J. Normnn of San Diego, Calif., AT agricultural San the New York Life W. P. service bureau at 'of Insurance j Thompson nf iMt Angeles, and j Death of Mrs. S. J. Hawkins in Mmi-cit- y A. Mc California, was in was a visitor the cilv I.. intosh of Chicago, vis-lilo- rs There will be no church services, thejpany. were Deming Nirs. S. Hawkins died at her - day. Lumber Co. J. Tunis school j the early part of the week look- nl the chamber nf commerce I...... or Sabbath school at the Ti j niguii.. eon-- ing over the Mimhrs Valley. Tnesdiiv. ...u aooui house on April 6, owing to the i oVhiek. The funeral wns held Wed- James Sinclair and Miss Mnrgnrel Why vention in Deming; but there will be do VOll iinrwi nesday from W. C. Riley of Mnrqueltc, A afternoon the on the following Sunday, O. A. M. Wilson of of Albuquerque. Mich.. P. Mm. J. It. Taylor. MUa Ilill. Mra.! 04.000.000 cans of Chmaa A o. preaching j Rawson I'tidertaking parlors. Inter- in-- 1 k .1. S-- was here early in the week in the Fitzpnlrii and wife of Ihihilh. M. Williams. Mrs. V. W. Wamel, i.l horn's Brand Coffee were drank ment in Mountain View cemetery. of the Occidental Life Insur-- Minn., and R. P. Farrell i.f Sun and Miss Tevis Young F.I in Alex Wilson, the cattleman, came, terests ' went to the I'nited Slates last veart Try Mrs. Hawkins is survived by her ' ance Co., of which he is assistant ( Simon, Aris., were visitor lo hejPa early in the week to it up from Hachita Monday on a short attend the and see. On sale only'bv Deming husband and two children. She came secretary. copmurr ui tuesoHy. circus. business trip. cuiwn Mercantile Company. adv. here a year ago from Oklahoma. Wooltex and "KUP-FI- T Clothes for Young Men Redfern Gar- VALUE . ments, for the in HEREIN LIES THE REASON why ymi (ret the jjrealest value new season. "KUP-FIT- " CUTI IKS. simply hi many n make it's the fabric only, or the tailoring only, or This in I ill which the event hut all wnmi'ii look forward I". Our displays of one of the things that have lo do with the production of clothing, SUI TS--CO ATS--SK IRT8 MILLIN ERY WAISTS III' till' lll'W HI'IIHIHI value exists mid to which value is coiiliiicil. tire now mi display nl awaiting inspection mid sure to mir slorc, your tin or VALUES "KUP-FIT- ," perfect ei.niliinnlioii and Imlance nil forth your warmest iiiliiiirnli.ui mill approval. In ils a into its const ruction. REMEMBER SPECIAL EASTER INDUCEMENTS in each and all of the elements iiml enter c..inliine u I fnhrics and had tailor- xri rs-4- 20 00- - 25 00 - 30 00 You do not wa lolhimr Ihnl fabrics and line tailoring. Why niATs-S10.00--l- S.00 -2-0-00 ing: yi.it do not vi Lit hints with poor hoth , "KUP-FIT- - on i the superiority and value of skiuts-S5.00-7- .50 1000 need " ml of fabric and tailoring which means right FIT, BEST STYLE, and utmost NEW ARRIVALS IN MILLINERY SERVICE. The linal iiml hiicst Easier edict from Pari copies lire just in. The This lat is whut hrings customer hack to our store again and again -- hissy Luce nil Jet .iit:er,s ll.c Tango Bonnet mid iniiny clever tailored whenever they need clothes- .- $1 5 00 2000- - 2500- Tecls .lie here I'm' y..n. 'Tie liy fur the swcllcsl line nin millinery yet. I 'nine in mill -- re lliem. We know you will he pleased. SHIRTS BEFORE I IF YOU SELECT YOUR SPRING See mil' big $105 Easter . in I'nliern Unix. Ilnls trimmed YOU ARE WISE lo ynur nnler for liny special occasion. Satisl'iic lion guuriiulccd. EASTER AND WISER STILL IF YOU BUY "EMERY." worn out Il has been ii long hard winter on Shirts; you've probably "STRAIGHT BACKS CURVED FRONTS" A BRILLIANT ASSEMBLAGE all you had and d a complete new lot. Why not g t them now; huvc EASTER The InteM I'nrisiiin lioteH deelare for il We OF LOVELY SILKS a swell new shirt for Kasler: get the bcnctll of all Spring. ure straighl hack and curved fronts large to the yard "SHIRT-HUNGR- men with the greatest variety 59V SI 25 waists in a wind, the charming free, siip-il- e fully prepared for all you Tli' inflni'iiee of the new (Iiiiii'i'h Iiiih given an impetus lines of the nnliiriil llgure. Modest cornels, to make your selection from, with a ipinlily and value standard that im Silk Hress Siyli-- that Iiiik resulted in a wonderfully in tun .t einifniin with these eiiidwitic deiimiids I' ereali'il hy the master drcss- - has attained, with the service no one else can offer you. varied sclccli pitllcrns nl' fashinii and produce littleness mid willnwy other store Europe, ami which are represented maker, nl" America nnil MME. $1.00-150-200-250- -3.00 grace. A., k the AMERICAN LADY, 0KKAT VAIAKS AT .ad, in t hew iiieniiiiariilile value we especially feature fur our he LYRA NEMO.. Range f style will COLLAR IN sale. Silks. designed for nl'terunnii anil evening THE NEW "STANDISH" EASTER Jl'ST Easter fniind ii wide inline for all tycs of llgure. social gatherings. I 'nine ami sec - near. fr dancing nnil slender, inediiim, and htuiit. May we show i sixes Spceiul 15 or - for 25- -- i iii.ni. 59 SI '25 "''' vim the i lei that will improve your llgure. " " FOR KASTER WEAR Models at $1 00 to $8.50 OR ANY OTHER OCCASION We will lit every Col set mid guarantee it to TIPS FOR YOUNG MEN in charge. We recommend III vim GORDON (rive salisfiiilion. Ask the lady IMmi buy your Knslcr Neckwear early hut, in particular, lake this HOSIERY, I nnsc whatever style DE BEVOISE BRASSIERES to KEISER may select you will receive the i tip from us don't buy at all until you see our showing of sumrl ymi Wear the te Bevoisc mid have the f 1 grcati l possible Value t'ur yniir v ahle uncorsetted" figure. Knitter Tien. Buy KEISER Ties Illnlll'V. 50. The llevoise shape mid hold the Inist colorings value. We have found that Gordon Ho- le Here's the perfect combination of slyle, fabrics, mid eorreelly while giving graceful poise now so siery differ I'mm most hosiery in the will buy anywhere. Couple fashionable. No other Brassiere solves the The best things in Neekweur (hut your money materials 'd and in the skill mid prnhli'ins nf present day eorsets so well. The f KEISER NEKWEAR in your mind. 1.1 th.m guide yu and en with which i lime materials are our siore this ri. only correct foundation for fashioiinhle gowni- stockings real merit. woven in of ng". Indispensihle to women of every (Inure. in buying.-T- HE STYLES. Gordon Holsery can he hud in iill k"i: i 50 $3 50 V null's li 25( "P- i

PHONE 46 VISIT OUR DRESSMAKING WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE

-PA- RLOR-PARTY NO OROER TO SMALL FOR GOWNS -- a specialty NORDHAUS' PROMPT ATTENTION tow. Mrs. Wilson knows "The AH Year 'Round Value Givers"

driV",C Tl ft Pnuo IM bni'k from ii I rili to he be met lit the dock. Heing tumble n. being "" Tl"" "" "nt' '"' fl ullllnvi'.l will i nniKi 3 '. .."' Simla Fc mid El l'aso where he has to tro ul that time the father wired toumuiwd Ui ..rkm al Hie "Kifhiy v.." min mar be-g- i... hnvp tmn stale hiiul bnsines. to hi.s brother at Silver City who belief ol mining aw. TU. been tiiinsoctiiiK i,..t Ihrw monih. wi.l.m Hit on u Boiw.ll. Uid bun It Ih. the journey at ouee. It is nut t... .i. . nHa in - nf Anatew-- Bain. only a law dullura urn nwn u, hr but . ,i,.. ...,,l.r liinoa Jarkmn. ar F. V. Cuekow, an attorney ot known whether or not the illness is STORAGE robbet But Friday mpu, " and ini! silli t'ai'h mlwr in an aiirmui In m Dakota, was in the severe. iul,l-- i l.uib a ww mm in ihir ailli.in. m Brookinss South ,r"ul h..nur nf f.loliliUiiiiK a new wcinl. ilinr (nl ut,-- a ih.iiiMint' "" " id. city early in the week. mii'ui(hii .irk l.ui .Mi feet rrmain. FEED '. Knsli'-M- :i'" urin .i. II. C. Uruwii and wife and baby Huin'a ia wnrkinx fmin a imrtal on LIVERY who irawla mil lit H.kwvII tor lh Kwn Mil civw aiilo aonlli of Ike llunibw. wliik E. left for heeoiiiite. motored up to Silver City Sunday. - Hi. I.ullll. i,h innunliiin F. Hurnside trr im.lik- nf at lit n inrkiu.n Wa-a- driving from ilw lifl Lil., Thursdny morninc where he will Mrs. Young Bounds, Mrs. j. T. infill., loirlnl of Ihe old liinnel. .lafknona , I lilt' niKl Inlerrilin l rrrfin run iend a few week relntives. rt'ii, and Mrs. Hen Larson accompani- Hauled and working Willi niaeliini'n. wink' Bain'a Household Goods ,: ii ed tln-m- . U ,.n,' i. doing . work enlirely by band Tb. STlr." P. fm I'ii-- u .i. &...,.. ui- Inr Iimk- a iliubt k'ad. C. V. Mos and wife of El Fire-Pro- I'ark, now me iro oeriy it I II.. of Barn. fie la a well knnwn mine uTint..id i A. Mitchell of Santa Rita, wa in Stored in a ,. .:n i ...n.I..J ill rmi (Ii lo Taoi and Hal .Inrkuin vuuw up l liiiPMiny i mm iih bating fonwrly mnneeled with and enniMTUi) with ihe Hodge l ily Kaion .nl. City. ihe city Friday and put up at the ln been emu oieraling al 1'inoa Alloa and in the off of III. Kama Fe. wliirh baa HI'iiiiK'a I tines Livery and Storage Ham on ,.! li..lli.in. Bain, iiri'viniia lo Hie nnre.i in Dealer in uhted lo fninl of H.k al me enireui.' hn been Hailroiid avenue. Mr. Mitchell was Wholesale and Retail ...... I .... n . M.ntttfolml Willi llll inmiMiH i.a Mix. S. A. Birelilleld. who on Ihe I'fleille eoilKt for Ihe here buying provisions. more or " .. viilin Ihe coniltii: n,l.b .uvuiive ability and iniiialivv. Thursday. lo Tana will li rnmpleled iast month, returned home Hay l'ark In Ibe liliilii'lmg la rmg and Grain. Much a una wniw ma.ina liniil inlereil .union, State Officials Here W. .1. PotlatT. who has n lnr"i' . a.eniore infiuatni liiv - mthu np a " q Myndus, wns in the eity Attorney General F. W. Clancy. Horses Boarded, Teams Furnished .f Ham. f, t farm near Thursday. Stute Corporation Commissioner 0. m a reanll of doing lb... Ted" toiler Mr. Kale Nebmn. of 710 Tourlh alreei. u I.. II. Williams, M. S. ,.t Mr. and Mr.. Kraiiel. K. I.ter of l.ai Onen. Hnh VegM e.ped . frighKul de.lh La reei.ver.ng from a aiege of F.dward Resener returned Thurs- Uroves, and Mrs. Minnie Bruiiihaek . . .hVn !b. .cr denially fell ton. a i'r,..vi. i. J...I I. W. DINES I" be ni.k o, i..,,lng Iba, Ibrealened lo W f.l... day from a short visit to llniidule. are here enmute to Silver City. They M.. Page, who by Kmirn and I'. W. lie reports the erops in Unit viriniiv ,'are looking over the valley under the lime John e Depot Grounds daughler. of the v , ,,,.,. ,,, preienl lo be ila. KAII.KOAD AVE. Opposite Union were railed by Ihe lerriM (, in exeellent poiiditioli. 'direction of W. E. Holt of the cham- entered wilh a , Ineome Ta Colleelor lady Tb. old vault wa. rhMir ot ifpuir ber commerce. way wnen 01 r.a, ' - of wooden hlaifonn ami il gae ., zimmernian .1. bark rerenue offiea L. Lewi and Mrs. Lewis, neiined on II while ,ro.iiig Ih. hi(, wiu f ih. iiiiernal L. preaenl plan. ;'d n sn.ua V; afler Saturday, if T. Dean mid Mrs. Penn. Arthur Cattle Smugglers Arrested in , I.. T. Carpenur (Ireen-woo- 1'nii.iderable iroiil.h, re.iill.-- al Hr.l ,Ml.rniti Revenue Colleemr F.vans, E. (I. I'utninn, J. I.. enoiiBh rea.h ibe made every arrangement a ladder long lo t, ,ir,,h. for he ha. W. C. Hoover. L. J. IVa. h. Revenue inspectors of the United department a , ,n,l all record, lo fhi-- ni. of ihe pool. The lire t'nrr.olti, and government with the aid of lum "" ",h by that lime, in fael, had hoped to Billy Robinson, Joseph Slates I l,lW.I and .t.ru'd f"' Vn... The Combination Ihe nremen ar ,y April I. but found ih. Job the liquor Ann of Sheriff Ihvight B. Stephens hove been Rumely Engines Ure before ,,, ,hm representative of Ihe ladder.. J.l Mr., long ladiler wa. found and j Mep,t tllta ,l)v(,d. Henderson, were up on Ihe trail nf a party of Mexicans rivnl ' a MeCauley and .. . O running over AFlHin " ,.l from Columbus early this week to who have hecu cattle ) rerrecu ' l gae m ma coun., American rumps On aenmnl of tbo fume. " w..rd eomea lo Hani a r'a Ibai proeeedinics in Ihe border into the I'uited Stales In a arrl.m. eunditioe been eleared of bear the mamlanuis pool. Mm. Seln wa. of Roo--, ,..,, have at- involved the near Columbus. One Mexican was and la alill very ill. 0( nuwondurt by lh grand jury, the district court whieh when reined ehutM in county o though attention la railed lo nnmner 01 question of prohibition in the bor- arrested and is held the ground w Thai pndiibilion i. .011 gaining lrwfB,ir,llfi. der town. jail at Deming. Cattle Inspector W. .. l..d i. mak.ng arel . 0 ,C. Simpson of the New Mexico to the dry .p.. "f it tale wK Sheriff . . i t'h.rea. Eddy. d, R. T.lndnuer left the citv Sunday denartment. with I Terr miea.i. oi ..... I.. - - . vadi .. ik.r mnniua in j. rVir V Drtennn where lie will meet Stephens and posse are searching HooaeTeti an ..i r PERSONAL i fe. feeo. In offenders, reponea elude 0.l..t- - '" ' his nephew, Herman Ltndauer, son of lor other ii is u .nd all of Ban Juan count , ia manl bearing the .. connty Sigmund Lindntier of this city, who ihnl III) head of cattle from report, rac lred from CI. , j8 put on the fart addUion being is returning from Costa Rica. With- Tcrra.a- - brand were smuggled over mall L'arHOII Hotel. been board of wnnty eommi.iooera rear of the holding a resM)nsihlc position wilh Monday night. The cattle have Th. right of Tuerfay and heard lb. riu. for the Norihern Railroad Company, the seined by I'nited States government highwa,. for Ihe I louderofl lo El ex- - , or.r lb. mafo tn, young man became ill. A wire to nis inspectors at Columbus. It is father here Mated that he was com- iiooloJ tlinl mnre arrests will be ing to Xew Orleans and asked that made this week. uL nrnud lb. malar lo tb board. Afur Q, . Sadler Went to El Pao board p.v raw , careful wnalderallo. th. y( ...r .- - - d "i,,iard SPECIAL ON SYRUP THIS WEEK alao in Hot Springs factory to th. eommltte. The line i. wrfe ,, from Mimbre Agency to C.rl.bad Thi. Dymond .dc4 to ma fr-o- B.ll g Ulltnded to tap gooo omoer Karo Regular 60c Special 48c In fart . cn. f glng I d ha chr Torrent M. Kinley. the land man of rns!tnabar Into the a)ley. Velva Regular 90c Special 73c fl Uis rrupt's. i i tl"' ,,i,v on " tin. Cot. W. B. Kld.n. h. bought Al.m..gor.lo Scuddera Maple Regular $2.00 Special $150 .....- 4 o.h.r proper W.r T -! zszrjrJi? zzzz SIAILa.lye HtH9 . lb gM. Wl A a. a i . ataakM Il i Week l i .1 , . AI.mo.ordo.- i. i II nrrived- the cllV this - remiiraing o. al arp - nUnl which I. now in "l"""0"' " CrilM, for the df. P.d.lta. held i. Ih. county Jail hn.rc , rtearn , Fargo, V. I.. ptirose F. C. Parish & Co., SPOT CASH STORE "ni. r. . , ,h,PW at hgT1Bf ..rdered Wa Man . mmint .p "e l ... lm,Uy ' after "doetora kU MlMinf Wr te i,.,,. ku ' ,"','!4 'ke turn by n b of j hi. w.U. at nargne?. 4all .., eapt.rM. ritJ naa ' ed mm Th. mobTl.rtook their prhmn.r ide.liW .r GRAPHIC In any line of business, hcad-wor- k THE DEMING eouuts quite a mora a hand- - PUBLISHED IVEBT FRIDAY work. In order to cooperate properly, OmCUL NEWSPAPIC Of DEaOXQ - ESTABLISHED 1902 Miaibres Valley reaidenta must study CLYCE CARL ELY. Ei Ma OwMr 'the problem of the rarious lines of business, and it is desired that tbey f the " 'J'.f'JJJSJJJJJJfMJJJJJJJJ'Jf7- Eaten! at the Poat Office aa Second Oaaa Matter. Subaeriptioa Rata, adopt methods better soiled to peculiar condition to be found in a Two Month, Oaa Dollar; Tare Month, Fifty Dollan par Year; Sii inew country which is in course of o a Caite. Bubacriptioaa la Foreign Coaotriea, Fifty Caata Estra .evolution.

ADVEBTI8INQ BATES: flftaaa eanta a eingl column luck on monthly contract with minimum GENERAL NEWS NOTES of eight inehea, atngla column; aightaeo eanta a single eolumo inch 1 aingla inaartiona laaa inaertiona; local eolnnn, for or than four William P. Blorkrt, Aawriraa ronaul at ('. uzZA ten eanta a Una each ineertion; business locals, on eent a P. IMaa, rfaad M fir aul Ik roan-at-a of word; bo local advertieement leaa tbaa fifteen eenta; no ik ! tmm Hiiranao tmm twrvn TkKHliin la lb drpart Will buy it ecrtilienlv of Deposit in this bonk. foreign advertieement leaa than twentjr-fl- v eenta; mnl Hum ati ami al Waahiaftoa, aral Ikrouak F.atW Fa card of thank, flfty eanta; resolution of Wrdnraday. hul il U kaaara lh.1 Va.ul Save the dollars deposil Ihem regularly and with respect, twenty-nr- e eenta aa inch Ik official who ia Han it Tmdt; aral each one drawing foia per CWlt interest annually, you'll formal ioa hy way t Jara of Ik fall ( Torraoa, vhirk prod rruaua. aiil ki.j s.iMi find I Iml von will have a good sir.etl bank account. THE DEM I NO GRAPHIC, DEMIXG, NEW MEXICO, APRIL 3. 1U mraaal of Wrdnaaday to firm atrvnftk h prifltl Infotmatioa ia rirralalina kr ' And more than thai y.m will have aeipiired the Sav- In information from aataratir ing Habit ihf .Hie urr way lo success. SL'PPLY, DEMAND, AXD DISTRIBUTION aourepa. Panrfco Villa, after trK aa 4 iartaaanl tfhllng, kad taka la railroad au There are some who complain bitterly that the local nierohniiU will not lioa ia Tnrnron an4 for ih ua.l tva d working fcla way koaar t. Bank of Dcminj lake the produce raised by Mimbres Valley farmem. The Ornphie la frnai The knua Inward Ik ernarr of tk U- - H promote cooperation in order In help briuit that it should at all times try to aid ii kav laka nrarly kalf ik iva Ui CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND PROFITS about tnul mil undemanding and sympathy. It is only for this purpose that Ik aaaiulta ranlid ia an appaling In of the subject is mentioned. It is evident that some farmers do not under- Turaday night tia. Vrlaaro hoiatrd a S5000000 stand the problems of distribution, Hiipply, and demand from the Ntand-poi- fit II i Mid. and acid fur !... k.r tree to pirarnt a proposition for aurrrnaVr of the retail provinioner. Tk truca a araaard, H U nadrio d bui-n- It should be borne in mind that mwl of the local grocers were in r Ik frdrral roramardrr affrrad lo lura orrr tk here before the advent of the farmers and were performing the legiti- .'II: ih i U military Mom if Ik Mm ' and atn wr guarantrrd dt"f it?ti r1 mate economic- - function of creating place and time values in food stuff oirra It la rlau andrratood Ikal Villa drat driui.T here and holding it until such time as it was need- that is, getting the supply m. ilu Ikal amir of Ik gamaoa. in.' J wide ed. To do this, the buying was done over a area of country, the more it 3 l:n. 1'a.rual Ornfro, wko ia aaid n.-- l Mrthnble goods coming from the Middle Went and Pncitic Coast, and much in 'i i rrron, wrr Irailnra and au.l l. f the staples from the four corners of the earth. When the Doming rxrutd. Il ia aaid aaolkr armialir va i i Uidty wfcrn wouM . : . . AnffnA itr:i.i.ii fot kowrr, villa j i: ucl j nnai. t n ur a .n. , 1'lll.co sal uuan lo ume, iii ivu iruui vu.i.u, iwc m fc. w,, , South America, East Indies or North Africa, linucra from Europe, or, ,.,;,,,d,r. iwrhapa, cocoa from the Went Indies. Even the perishable fmits, vege- ll ia i noa-- ikal a frdrral column of rv tables, and eggs came from distant oint. In order to supply these .1 f.ir.'.'iivnla Ipfl Callillo fur 1'orrroa. K ir I. ' i I. Iilil a all railroad llllaa art II delicacies, in a barren country, the local merchants had to etalilinh de- ml. daa for Ik rllo ilic for e finite connections with commission merchants in the region where they arrive al Torrrun. were produced. l tti. a minor fmai nil auur-- a. "Hare you any fresh cpgg this morning, enquires Mrs. Jones. iv a ikiai frdvrah) kar ml arilk ilialr t ?i ilro. of Ik ri-l- . "Our shipment from Chicken Center, Kansas, will he in the morning, :'i aal 1'nrmin. wkr r aaid lo hair wrn knl llintr Irani Willi Mrs. Jones, replica the merchant. ilinaiall. And the eggs come in on schedule time and Mrs. Jones gets her fresh o for the cake to be served at the church social. 'I'll huila of n .lrnlalira Turulay. alVt ia of of Ikf ainal Irgialaliv alril( Rut suppose the merehnnt had dc?iided on the say-s- o of n local i'tular !. in Hi hl.li.ri of tk nalioii. tuinl I. out ten Mrs. Jones wouldn't binv gotten her farmer. About nine rakes of rial Ik iirorlaion of Ik Panama ranal al ejfgs. This is no exaggeration, as the Graphic knows from sad experience. mmion of Aiwriran vaala from Hi pa Yet the farmers complain thut the merchants are unthoughtful. 'mill of lolla. Tlif ml oa Hi Mil araa '.'? I Take an actual example of n grocer who was in the Graphic office Inst Hi a majoril)- of h mira in ni....rl of pla of I'rraidfiil Vilon i - "eo- Valnlar III liill lo Ih apnal wlin- - "I made arrangements with n local grower for fresh vegetables," saidiik Mil riiwni with all of ih tirr We four twice-week- ly thai u pay I lit in per grocer, and discontinued my regular shipments froinind 1....I, ; : ' r h..n-- -. , t il..- ...... a..., k'uiliiinii i aiiiviniu, tk.jur e:.ii.i.-- (jtunvi oon in t..j i. : i : i i : '.'I in I In l were in nun iresa vrireiuuies.ii. wiueu nineii neiiern I'tiiitiiiiiiii tiiitii, ul iieriiir MMIMI M,IHH III Praidi-iit- . giving liim m iinulity to, tliat wlucli 1 nail lieen aeeustomed to receive. 1 coiiKratulateil uniruilitiiii hai h had ai.kn for cent, interest myself, my customers, and the irrower. The second week the arowcr was.'" ""nor of ih nation" in lu f..rrin r on sav- in but three times; the next week only twice; and the third week I received Twnirv lliui.liran and iwo Prngtvaivg aiao no vegetables at all. My customers were indignant, and went elsewhere vlil l aualain Ih l'rai Kj) )rii ,h.m,r ,,, lo trade, n hen the grower came to town lie informed me that the weather r l'iid.-rw.i- i nrk and M.j..rii, Uuh-- i.. ings had been bad and that he had been very busy. This, notwithstanding the rf.'rai in aiaiUai thai Uh. accounts. foct that the grower was needy, mid the vegetables he hud to sell were ln"""-- - in hit diai..n thai ih rishing. I now get my vegetables from the former sure source of supply." !',''!, "t""" ""' ' '"Jf Hay Pannwfol Irraly with llnal Another merchant bought beaim when they were comparatively cheap tiriuin. from producer who sought credit for provisions. The beans were lo lie o Dollar Indian, One delivered at a future time, to make up a car which wus lo be shipped, and ' tn "" " "'I starts on which the merchant normally would have nut tie a profit. X..t one. out ?T"im "M h"M ,,,,rlrh frallura, in a carnair drawn hy ai hi- - a a dozen, the beans of half delivered as promised, and the merehnnt was bowi, with ouiridra and -- on in immam forced to buy in open market at a higher price than I lint which he received hii and nriiiiani f..i.i. rwirrd ih for the shipment. Yet the farmers hud the beans, owed the grocery bills, '""' t ih Juam poi a diirrni an account. ,u,rM' but neglected to bring the produce to the merchant who suffered loss a a ""'"-- " T Mtucan wonnn. consequence. iitired ratkar (audily. i nanlv diamriniU. aalUnf It isn t fair, of omrse, In judge all our fariuers by i.iolutt-- iitnluiives, ikronfk il.. mn-i-. n. ,uR,n rai ,h"- iurn.f but there la a Very notieilble ilielilinliull ill both city and valley, on ln-- - l ery mnrli lika. a rainUiw, ln.pir.-- part of some eitixens, to deK-n- ou others and to hold contracts lightly. .t ," " . IJT 'T from ppniil aa noliahrd. When men n nut busi- - of section do fulfil their word, they levy a lax on i.ui III. tk inilr of JaVllr.1. You are invited to do your nes which menus more real loss thnn ten per cent interest and heavy sl yrara ago il irna ih Mm uf Dial and banking business here. state taxes. national proairily. Today It ia Hi rin of The condition of produce, too, has its bearing on the prollls lo lie I'anrlio ilia and Ih po.l ah,, thai limaiH-ril- araa anilloua. mrn-l- realixed. When the Miinhres Yiillcy Association agreed sell th iro.iril, Farmers' lo in in rirli and Hi ruliiali.m of Ih Door dN the beans raised last season, il wits compelled to recleun each consignment. '111 rirh hav aunVrrd in Ih interval. I,, This was not because all the fiinner- - sold sand and beans mixed, but be- Hat th poor pnawnd any lttrt H Deming National Bank On could not rvfu-r- i r cause many are careless. In fuel, u car was turned down by the con- hut Similar kn A ftiari inrnd nul In wrlnim Vrnualiano I signee Ibe in far ' year before, of the dirt the shipment. ranaa a "Aral rhlf nt ik. n..i...;..K " W At one time there wns n butter maker here who advertised his product Whil u a wi'iram i t'arrania th ririi in the Ornphie, and the Ornphie iiuide nn honest effort to create a market rhir'- '" anm of ranch,, villa, th aKhir. for the product. The consumers tried it, found it not up to the' stundurd, rM'"H' " B"1"r ""'i"n "' lh and tbe publicity could not help it. More recently another butler munii- - Hi.ii lm tr.ti... ,,,., j.atd, who first-clas- s faclurer had a product found that he could not gain n Hrta ha ukm plan, in u, ,ir-i- a of hli marsci m comieiuion wun esiiiitnsnea ornnns. lie aavertisea, tne con-,- " '"' nrii ui sumer liked the product, and are buying niore and more of it. rrowii oi aiuotiia who wr martlntiK and ahnnthif "tturta" fur llurria and Last season a Mimbres Vulley farmer canned a large number toma- nak of in mnarka drnualory lo th inrrrniwnl. toes, but when he went to market them, found be could not sell a single 0- . case to any of the local grocers. At first he wns greatly incensed against linvrrnor C.il.iiill haa rriwlml from Hr them, but a little thought convinced him thnt he was wrong in his attitude rlry of Htal llryan Ui r...r of an ofTirial rpnrl from f'onanl (larn-l-l al l.arf.l.i. In When he looked into the problem of marketing tomatoes, he found that wklrk il ik liar.ul il... iu w. uiosi aisinuuiors pince ineir oruers a year in advance to ne sure or having wiain ! mf..rm.,,i. t n,ria imii them when they are needed. The market was simply crowded and he found 'h,, """ of Hi wi .,iui himself with a product which he could not sell, because he hud failed U'm" """ ' "'" ' study selling methods. He was saved from loss only hy timely ndver- - lo I II T using in me urupinc, anicu crenicu a ueainna uireeiiy wun me consumers. und forced the local dealers to supply the local brand. He hud nn excel Announrint thai Ihrr ,laia mora will lent product, sold unreasonably cheap, and next season will have no dif- for Ih railroad, to rompk-lr- . lh. ir laaiiavinjr In A ficulty in selling all be can deliver. aupiiori uf a r n ut inrrraw on frrifbt ralaa, Vira Prrald.nl Hrownrll of Yon be to Ik have heard that eggs cannot sold local grocer, even when Kri railroad Monday urird th inlrr tbey are selling around the 50-ce- mark. At limes when the hens are not alal rnmairrr rommUaion Ut dtol tnmnr laying well, local fanners must save up for some lime lo have enough lo row, Wrdnaaday and Thuraday lo lak la timonr ia ordr to fariliiat mattrra. A hunJirJ small account warrant marketing. For ibis reason local provisioners cannot depend on make a bunk Monger Mr. llrownll lhal lh arrioua fall Ihem supply demand, which is steady. They o than for a for their send to Kansas inf of th rrnua of lh railroad during a Jot, large one, aggregating tl tan total for a shipment, and, perhaps, the local producers bring eggs in on the day tk aiontk of January ik lalral month of Jepotih. Thai of arrival, or soon after. As a matter of fact, Kansas eggs keep much wklrk tmr r arailaldp mad th ailua It Av ue are constant! trtlflng new lioa aratr. chairman Harlan annoiinrvd better than eggs laid in high altitudes. The local farmers have been keep- Ikal Ik tuihmtrt. We rnmraiiiun w.n.id nipond to ike want ai wide a circle fiknJt anj ing eggs for some time and they are probably no fresher than the case eggs rqu.t al oar customer! pouMe. No which were shipped in. Anyway, the market is crowded and the local deal- u , at matter L ,mall your de-pt- Ik tlablifcant of a ers do not feel called upon to take the epgs when Ihey must stand any lost Mral asln al may foTrniarni for Ik britiik a le we will appreciate il. which may come through keeping the case eggs beyond the limit. A auifril d lo Ik kuiit of r.iaiiana l.,r..lay by well known local able sir certain farmer is to sell every egg, at the highest Rdaard lltvy aa a Ji.li. i u, horn nil market price, to one local grocery store, and the shop would take more. Hul, difficulty. Tk aiiggralion arilk be it noted, the certain farmer, produces a large number of eggs and mar- fraal altrniloa hy th hou, .kirk vaa a (atd la drhal on Hi in arnoid rradina of tk kets them regularly and good condition. Another farmer keep a good knaat rulr bill. his output lot of chicken and sells entire of egg to a sanitarium at the "I toll..." id Sir Kdtrard. "lhal if our year-aroun- d price of forty cents a dozen. The sanitarium contract called pmrat diffirulty ia ant aidrrd b lb. loir. durlloa for just twice as many a this farmer can supply, and another sanitarium af Ik frdrral ayalrai. u. rounlry will to andrr lkrou(k Ik several hundred miles eagerly inquired they akrrr I lily ,,f parli distant, if ronld contract with mnl lo Iranaarl Ha huaiuraa." him for a large supply. Almost all of the fanners here hare been used 0 FIRST STATE BANK living where marketing follow in well defined channels. Uuia Roaalarf C lft- - UUM ) lo For the most -- Frank Heating, yew not well organised here. rirVI n.fs Prank"). Jarob AfeUo part market are Generally, in the older sections, ( S,id,,.r Wkllr Uwia". and Harry llim.wlu. aliaa Iba local grocers do something of a commission business, because Ihey have "Oyp ih Blond." .witd of ik aturdrr of a large number of customers who produce a large amount of produce. Mrna.a Roaratkal. and now awallmt dralk Capital Stock, - -- $30,000.00 Thia business is, however, usually carried on as a separate end of the - mm rnair al Hlaf Sins prlaoa. U enterprise, nere, the conditions have not been such that this system is ad anothr alalraarnt Friday, ihr.nck thrlr alloray. la arkirk lh. rUim to m.d ikal a possible, and tha local merchants think aa little of buying eggs mer- aa atraatrr and Harry Valloa aad Bridii Wrh chant on Broadway of New York City. law kad akoa Roatatkal. tickets and their henchmen, were son so registered is not a legal voter I0LA ITEMS somewhat dinted by the unexpected or will not be at the ensuing t viion, mm of affairs, they got busy again, then the same shall be by sa d board as soon as it was Known an stricken from the list, and at least Air. unci Cash Rnniho spent mat Mr. election would be held, and a test of one day before the day of election Monday in Doming. strength will soon be forthcoming. such boards of registration shall At Ibis time the bet ling on the re make a revised list of the Totera so Mr. Sam Gibson hiul delightful h sult of the election is an even break. finally determined to be entitled to surprise lust week, when her brother. There is very little noise on the registration, and deliver the same to llmrles Irliy, uriived unexpectedly but ii is both the city clerk or town recorder of the from Texas. streets, evident that sides are hard at work. There is municipality, to be by the latter of a dearth of issue, however, and the ficial delivered to the proper judges Quite a large crowd attended the result will not effect the god feeling of election on election day for use at dunee n:vcn at the house by between Deming citizens, no matter1 the polls, and no person whose name George Phillips and Bynutn Taylor. how the fortunes of politics may go. is not so registered shall on any ac- Sandwiches, cuke, and eoffee were AN KRRCIK count be to vote inch nerved. Jl'ST erinitted at The village of Deming was organiz elect ion: Provided, That nothing in ed under provisions of the laws of; this act shall be so construed as to Sonte enjoyable hours were spent 1807, Sections 2470 to 2492 inclu prevent any or all persons so regis- by fourteen ladies with Mrs. L. (). sive. Of this, Sections 24-t- to.M l.i. tered, from being challenged at the Dansc on Snturdny. One of the inclusive, deals with registration, polls as to their right to vote, or to features of the afternoon wait to il- and it is on this, evidently, that the! prevent the judges of election from lustrate will) needle and threud on ' Attorney General based his decision. rejecting the vole of any person so i lulli. The results were not only very Since this is the law under which registered, for cause, at the polls. amusing, but very good. ,,. Deming wns organized, it would seem 2414. Such boards of regis- linshcad, whose subject was "A t from the layman's standpoint, at tration so apMinted shall, before en- li'iiniiii" won the prize by picturing least, that no election could be held, tering on their duties, take an oath n mini with a basket uf eggs, falling been use there is not, under this law. before any justice of the peace that down stairs. One. egg strikes bin single citizen registered nnd quali l hey will faithfully perform their nose, another shows a chirk in it, na fied to east a ballot. If the form of duties in the premises according to it hinds. Kven and other heav-eul- y stars nu election, however, is gone through law, and that they will register every Imilii'h whii'b the man no doubt it probably would be held to be legal, person whom they shall believe or saw are not omitted from the pie-lur- e. if tested, Hince no intent of fraud ascertain to be entitled to registra- Mrs. KiuibnirH "loin llesi-- l could be shown in the failure to make tion, and will not omit to register any ni'c" in very true to life and Mm. registration as provided by the law person through partisanship, fear, Iliiuse intends tiuikiiiK a souvenir which is as follows: favor, or from any other cause and cushion with the pictures, which will The Task of the Century REGISTRATION any violation of such oath shall, on always remind her of a pleasant af- 2443. in all mil-- 1 proof of the same being made before ternoon. t That herafter nicipalities in this territory it shall any court of competent jurisdiction, be the duty of the city council or; bo deemed a felony, and on convic- The ladies were glad to have with board of trustees to appoint a hoard tion thereof, the person guilty shall The United Slates Government hat nearly completed the biggest jub in the world I hem Mcsdnmes Yeurgin ami foil of of registration, consisting of three be punished by a line of not less than lloudiile and Chirk of Deming. persons, not more than two of whom one hundred dollars, nor more than Two oceans have been wedded and a continent cut In two shall be of the same political party, five hundred dollars, or by imprison- Miss Susie Molt spent Saturday for each ward or precinct within the ment in the county jail for not less nirht mid Sunday on her homestead The total cost of the Panama Canal is $375,000,000.00 municipality, at least twenty days; than three months,, nor more thnn in lloudiile. before any annual or other election, twelve, in the discretion of the court Seventy-Fiv- e and to furnish such board with prop-- 1 or jury trying the same. Three Hundred and Million Dollars to dig a ditch New Harvey System Agent er books and stationery, whose duty 2445. Any person who shall Charles A. Met 'leery hat been ap- i it shall he during the next ten days deceive said board of registration or That's a lot of money, but pointed the local Harvey miiiingcr of after their apopintmeut, to register knowingly procure the registration System news in place of J. M. stand the name of every legal voter within of any person whom they know not to three-fourt- the money the Bell Telephone System Hunter, who has been transferred to It's less than ol has paid Jn such precinct or ward entitled to be a legal voter,' shall be deemed Wiiislott, Arizona. Mr. Met'leery is vote at the ensuing election. Every guilty of a like offense and be sub- wages to its employes in the last five years old mid employe of the an trusted legal voter shall be entitled to be so ject to all the pains and penalties of having been located Harvey House, registered either by said board or by the section last aforesaid of this act. Worth, Sprints-Hel- Right here In the Mountain States we paid our own operating employes last year, at St. Louis, Port himself, or at the request of any! ELECTIONS Mo., Memphis, Teun., and Albu- person knowing such person to be n 2140. The first Tuesday in million dollars in wages alone N. M.. from which latter i over Ihrre querque, legal voter, nnd who will vouch lor April shnll be the regular annual place he was transferred to Deming. such fact, but in every instance the' period for the election of municipal During llic short time Mr. Met 'leery You see it does cost a lot to make your telephone service actual residence of the voter shall lie officers, and all officers whose elec- been slalioned here he lias be-er- has put down opposite his mime upon the; tion is provided for in this act, or quite popular and says that he registration list in as few words as may be provided for by ordinance, is sure (find he was (riven the Deming may be, so as to be easily identified shall be elected on that day. The people are among the office as our and ascertained. Upon the next tl.iv trustees or council of every municipal nicest that he has had the good for- Telephone and Telegraph Co. following said ten days ;n to bo oc- - corporation shall appoint the judges The Mountain States meet for xume time, and be tune to rupied in registering voters, the said and clerks of such election, and di- will be permitted to stay hopes he several boards of registration shall rect Ihe place or places for holding "THE CORPORATION DIFFERENT" indefinitely. here make and certify a list of the persons such elections for municipal officers; so registered by such bonrd, respee-- 1 nnd whenever the corporation is di- BIG BOOST FOR NEW MEXICO lively, from the hooks so kept by vided into words, or precincts, there BY SANTA FE PUBLICATION them, and shall post the same out hlinll he one such place in each ward side the door of the building wherein or precinct, and any person who, at "The Earth.' the Snnta Fe's the registration hooks are kept, so the time of any election of munici- monthly immigration and coloniza- as to be in full sight of the public' pal officers, would be a qualified tion journnl, in its number for April, which snid list shnll so remntn pnst- - lector under Ihe Inws of Ihe ter- just received, Rives a splendid line of I for n period of six dnys there ritory, for county officers, ami BUILD HOME? publicity to New Mexico. The three after, during which time any person ' hall have actually resided in the GOING TO A editoral pages are filled with refer- noticing that his name is not regis- - ward or precinct in which be offers to ences to progress and development tercd may apply to have the sainei vote, for the thirty dnys last preced- in various sections of the state, while placed upon the books nnd ndded to ing the election, shall be deemed a the feature of the edition is a series said list, nnd also during which time qualified voter, and all elections for of articles telling of progress of the any citizen may mnke objection to municipal officers shall in all respects work on the (treat Elephnnt Butte any person so registered, and upon he held and connected in the manner irrigation project in the southern satisfying said board of registration prescribed by law in eases of coun- pint of the slate. The articles are or a mnjority thereof that such per- - ty elections. If going to build you want by R. H. Baldwin of the reclamation you are service engineering Mnff, who gives nn official statement covering the lots which to put your house. "largest irrigation project in the upon world." and by R. K. Basset, pub- Wells Drilled and Pumps Installed licity nnd cnlonizntinn miinnger of You also lots in a neighborhood the Rio Grande Water Users' asso- want ciation, whoe work is securing a By EXPERIENCED DRILLERS great deal of publicity for I.as Truces liking-lo- in the home part of nnd its tributary section. The front to your ts cover of the magazine is a bird's-ey- e view of the eonstrurtion scene lit Ele- Refer: Satisfied Customers town-lo- the good homes phnnt Butte which gives the first ts where comprehensive view thus far secured ..f i lie whole project. MORGAN & SON Box 274 are-l- ots where the values are ever on (Continued from first page) the upward move. We have these registration: F.d. I.. P melon. Frank Samuels, nnd B. Allard. The hoard will occupy offices in the Kidd- kind of lots for sale and can please er building on Vine stret and will be in session from 0 o'clock in the morn- them ing until 0 o'clock in the evening you, if interested ask us to show every day, except Sunday, nnd until Monday noon when the hooks will be d to you. "SCRAMBLED" LAW z ll seems that the legislature had planned a law which would supercede A car on the road is worth any all those then on the statute book, number in the garage. A big in regard to the organization and povernment of municipalities, but reason for Ford popularity is had failed in part, or so it is thought. Ford dependability. The Ford 2447. The returns of all mu- f MJohnny-on-th- e spot" three nicipal elections shall be made to the is ..i..rL- nr recorder of the corporation. hundred and sixty-fiv- e days a and shall be opened by him on the year. It gives unequalled ser- third day after election. He shall & the mayor of vice to its owner. Deming Real Estate call to his assistance the corporation, or it the mayor snail I, boon a enndidute at such elec ... Five hundred dollars is the price of the justice of the pence of tion, then any Ford runabout; the touring car is five fifty; shall, in his presence, county, and the town cars seven fifty f. o. b. Detroit, Co. nnt An nhutnict and ascertain Qet catalog complete with equipment Improvement the candidates elected in all respects and particulars from required by law for the canvas 'as JAMES S. KERB, of the returns of county elections. Agent, 1 1 BAKER BL'DG and shall in like manner make out 2 SPRUCE ST. a certificate as to each condidate so Deming, New Mexico. '.luotail. and canse the same to be Mexico delivered to him or to be left at his Deming, New nine of &bode. While the candidates on both 9

SOCIETY Ths Graphic Ccnt-a-Vcr- d Florenct Mills Circle Tin1 Florence Mill Circle md al 8 ft Classified 'l lie hiune of Dully Layue, 610 Nickel f Ad avenue last Friday night. After the business meeting the member spent Brine Results m miumhI himr. Birthday Party If You Want Anything Telephone 105 The Bunco Club gave a parly last

' F.i-li- Saturday in honor of Miss Louise FOB 8ALK: 12-fo- wind- oc- 64-fo- Kelller, at her home, it being the Farm and town property mill, tower, and ot pipe casion of Mis Keftlcr's fourteenth CliXOH valued at 130,000 at Ver- with rod ii nd cylinder, complete. fftFRISERATOWS non, Tesaa, and 20,000 '410 Silver, 1. O. Box 34. tf. p. birthday. A light luncheon was serv- ed after which cards were plnyed. cash for improved land SALE Hnled cane hay 12.00 FOB ONE-PIEC- here. Phone 204. W. O. Grace, E PORCELAIN REFRIGERATORS per ton. tf. Mission Society FOR SALE : Fine violin in good The members of the Home Mission to Improved forty-acr- e tract $9.50 $35.00 .condition. f'iO.00. Inquire Graphic Society of the Methodist church near town, for sale or -- 31 C. were entertained the residence of The ends mid bottom of ihe provision chambers are in one piece, and the back electrically trade. at MISCELLANEOUS By we C. L. Baker Thursday, March wielded 011 making it n solid seamless chamber. this, do away with all pockets and chance We sell the high grade 40c Rio Coffee 20. Mrs. Baker and Mrs. J. It. in other makes. Automobile to trade for for collection of impurities, which exist 35c per pound or 3 for 1.00, and add Taylor were the hostesses. The pumping plant. In 1I11UI1 and workmanship the Gibson refrigerators have absolutely no equals. ,25 pounds granulated sugar lor fl Indies brought their fancy work lined with "PtTSeiold," known all over the civilised world, and everywhere has the repii-- 1 F. ('. Parrisb & Co. Spot Cash Store. and needles flew until lunch All are house for rent. 31 was served. The toothsome dainties 11 ion of being Ihe finest white lining of its nature, that was ever put into refrigerator. It is LOANS were very much enjoyed by all pres- white and clean looking, does not crack, mar, nor peal of, o.nd has a gloss like real Porcelain. 6r - house in country society will hold de- -- Olitniiiublc to buy, build or improve ent. The its WHITE MOI'NTAIX ICE CREAM FREEZERS. 1 quart, $1.95: 8275; for tale. volionul meeting at the parsonage, farm, ranch and city proiN-rt- or re. 83 25: $3.75; mid 84 50. move incumbrance therefrom; special April 2. All members are urged to What have yon to trade f privileges and reasonable terms. For be present. proposition, address: Finance Dept., Daffodil Party j WKLL8-PEl'G- ir REALTY CO. 1527 Buseh I'ldjr., Dallas. Texas. Mrs. Thomas Marshall gave a J. A. MAHONEY, I Huy Uiiniiy lluiigalows and Bunk the - nc. daffodil at the Harvey IIoum- Balance. and bath $423.00 parly Wednesday afternoon lo twenty-two- ! THE STORE OF QUALITY cm your lot. W. lI.Melonough. tf. ??!. guests. A delicious luncheon was SALE Complete pumping plant Uhh k, r ilirrili. Spot ( store. 31. served after which the party played ready to run, No. Amaican een- - .,;)(t 2ft t,rnuH fr 2.10 cents, if Unit is aril. inrugai pump ana Horsepower m,t t.ieill ,.(,uyi, how cheap do you gasoline n,,.,,,. engine. Aiiaresa posionice WHm Siiot Cash Store. 31 Social Classes box 170. tf l.VSl KA.Wr COMPANY OF NORTH Social meeting of the two rliis-.e- s FOR SALE 2V4-in- Stndebaker AMERICA. PHILADELPHIA. PA. of Messrs. W. E. Holt and J. F. 16-in- wagon, nearly new, one pieoe FOINDED 17H2. Dodcrer was held at Mr. Holt's Wed- - black perforated casing. 8. 0. JAN-I'AH- Y STATEMENT OF CONDITION ncsiliiy evening, rrom n:.io id :.io Meaaday' Boyd, at Ruebusk and FIRST, 1IU4. e Have with tlfly-llv- in atendiinee in all. We Received tf. Just livery. I11.I1 Capital t 4.000.0OIUIO mid a jolly time had. The young FOB SALE: 100-aer- e relinquish-mea- t, Total Assets 17,0.18,78:1.51 Indies entertained, having lost in the

four miles from town, $100.00 Net Surplus 4.000.000.011 liree-mout- h content in atendiinee at improvements. 10 acres cleared, A Yol NM LADY with high iraycr meeting. This contest put A Big Shipment of the drubbed and leveled. Bargain for, 111 would like siiHrvisioii and he aiti'iidancc up to sixty at limes. tf.-- 400LOO. Address Box 223. teaching of children in town or Young people have liccn in the inn- - FOB SALE; Pure bred Ancunn country, liViixinnlili' terms. Ad- - jorily at prayer meeting every liuiej rggs, for setting. See J. P. Turner, dro (Inverness, cure Graphic. S. 32. for this three months. Famous S. C Gallup barber. Baker Building. tf. 2.78 pays for 1 box of apples. They Clou FOB SALE: 320-acr- e relinquish- are extra quality this week and quot- Ofminu Women's ment, ideal location, large pumping ed wholesale in El Piimi $3.00. F. The Deming Womtiu's Cluh will plant, etc. Address Box 703, Dent- C. Purrinh. Spot Cash Store. 31. nice) al 3 o'clock next Tuesday aft- Saddles ing, N. M. W tf. WANTED ernoon at the Adelphi rooms on Gold avenue, Election of officers are to FOB SALE: Complete irrigation WANTED: Improved and unim- he held and a lurge attendance is pumping plant; 24-- h. p. engine, No. proved lauds near Deming; have 4 American pump, capacity 500 gal-Inn- s, customer for I111 renins, l.it willi discharge and suction pipe, Box Deming. N. M. 31-- S These me. 108. Choral Class saddles need no recommendation from us, they are recog- shafting, belt, pump frame; all in tine W A N T ED : St eudy farm hand. 7 working order. Can be seen at any The I'liortil Class will meet at :30 Ern- -t Dniry. tf. o'clock next Tuesday evening with nized as time. 8. D. Clifford, 212 Silver ave- 'The Standard of the World." WANTED: By young man, a col- Mrs. G. nue. Phone 254. 31. J. Moir. lege student, of good habits, desires FOR SALE.- - Native bay, 12 a ton, That's why we have put in this line, and know sad- poilion. Address II, core ('rupllii-- . Social Circle we that all ut ranch, 5 miles southwest. E. M. The Social Circle will meet al 3 Chase. 31-- dle in this region will be WANiKD: Two good carpenters, o'clock next Wednesday afternoon users pleased to know that they can get the FOR SALE: 80-uc- relinquish- tlrsl-cliis- s. No other need apply. with Mrs. E. '. York. ment. Cheap, three miles east of Kom Ii & Leilpold, Hemlock, West of Genuine S. C. Gallup Domini;. Water 35 Saddlery Co.'s Saddles and Har- feet. Address Gold. 31-- . Five Hundred Club Boi205 or 810 Oold avenue. If. - ( WANTF.f): Someone who will build i'h'- File Hundred lull met mi the ness from us at lowest consistent prices. FOR SALE: bred Burred home Kulii-l- i Pure house on contract and lake of Miss Esther lull Plymouth Rock eggs for batching at good hits as part iaynient, with Friday. The pii.es were won by very price. A. A. Mrs. reasonable See time for deferred pavmeiils. Sam Walkins mid Miss Kitty Douglas, or cure Graphic. Riley. The will New Spring Styles for Men's Clothing, address of P. O. Box 572. 31-- cluh meet this week Hats, Shoes and Furnish- - Pens one mile east of city. 28-t- f. at the home of Mrs. FOR RENT Sam Wntkins. FOR SALE. Milo maize with heads. Goods and Prices Please FOR RENT: Two furiiisucd rooms, ings. to You. $10 a ton; 3 miles smith of Deming. Wedding Announcement nicely urunged roomers. Men Box 22, Hondale. 31. for Invitations ure out announcing the preferred. 520 Platinum St. 32-- p N. FOR SALE: Young white rabbits engagement of Miss Eleie Dean FOR RENT: One .Vrooin cottage Crotchet!, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. foi Kastcr; twenty-liv- e cents each. The Store of and with W. Julian Grace, Phone 204. If. one collage bath J. Crotchett, to George Maisel. iiikI nil modern conveniences. It. G. The wedding hn bi-- i 11 set for noon N. A. Satisfaction FOR SALE.1 One Deere riding BOLICH John Hush. J Sunday, April 12. The young iple cultivator, 1 Cbattnnonga disc plow, FOR LEASE: 100 acres, four miles will he at home in Deming after Mnv and one Ventura ben 11 planter. 'south-cas- 1. The latter is also good for planting t of Deming. Address A. Taylor. milo muize. All for $50.00. L. L. L tf. Breakfast Party Card of Thanki XOTICK OK PENIMXU OP Hl'IT nnskill, Deming, N. M. tf. 8ANQRE has rented bouses in Dem A brcnkfiiKl will be given We IN TIIK IHMTHICT COt nT OP THK SIXTH ing over eight years and is still in party wish to express to our friends, . Grain Privileges FOR SALE: "bulbs'. 10 choice the ll'PU-UI- PIHTKKT OP Dahlia Monday, April I'l. in the home our TIIK OTATK business. of heartfelt appreciation of the OP XKW 1IKXIIHI. kinds, my selection for $1.00 Mrs. tf II. Kelly, WITHIN AND FOR Mrs. II. 413 West Pine numerous and thoughtful kindnesses TIIR COCXTY OP Nellie Shaw, Deming. X. M. 31-p- J FOB RENT Furnished rooms for U'NV street by McmIjiiiics Con-no- r, MONEY IN WHEAT Francis D. extended to us during the recent ill- GO light housekeeping at the Lester Ch.rlo. llul.li.ro. Vm. . FOR SALE: or 80 acres. 8ft II. Granville Hush and Hnrrv ness of our beloved one, Jwinine. John House. Inquire of Lee 0. Lester. .Vnnnie L. II. Mnir nn4 llprlvrl It. Oram, ,ni ar "' ,ur"' miles south, water 31 feet Best tf II. Kellv. Ralili, risrulnn '"" ' which was of so -' f Die Will mM,,ai ol In anrs or FOR much com- tut and Tv.iiimm at W.lur Iraitlnf wb.at, soil. Just off the old grade road. RENT: One cottage R. ilpprawd: H,V"M la ' foil to us in our hcreavcmeiil. We 11iniaa. I'lainliff.: ra. Olln ranT ahanluMx llnlkd l No better tract in the valley. Box "'"I one cottage with linlli Card Party llr.h.ra. W. ' m""n' ,""l''l No turlhrr rl.k. also want to thank the Order of oWfii Ilraham. J.n A. tf-- mill all modern conveniences. II. G. A large number Ilr.li.m. Mar flraham. I.iia Patera. I.iiil 535.r.MJh0,,Pniq' of invitation are Kaslern Star for the beautiful ser- romrny m. mm, of If. 110. Ward, ArdiuUu. I1..11 ,.!.. ..4! in. ,.r,.0i.l.l. lr.li FOR SALE: No. 4 American Cen- lush. out f..r a card party at which vice Oprn an Mvnsnl. Vnn bujr HI " nt the grove. l.llll Ilraham. halra al law nf W. J. (Iraham. can FOR RENT: Rooms for light 'Hearts" will lie or 10 calla an 10.000 biiahala arala tor trifugal pump. Everything complete plnyed. given by Thomas Rnhli tale of id, fount, of l.una and Slala af lln'sh T - and rcadv to install. Reasonable. housekeeping, and others. Corner of Mis. H. Granville and Mrs. Mrs. J. X. I'ptim NV. and Ollr. Or.h. " - - and dw.. .! ? m in '' "' Spruce and Tin avenue. Mrs. E. Harry II. Kelly lit Sal- - a. Iha wld of a. Id W. J, BoxJ23. tf. 2:30 o'clock. Mud Williams. lirra jrou the rhanna " laka (100 profit. "' Ilraham. dwawd: Hafandanla. So, la - 2000" Petty. tf. urday April 18, at the h e rirll S FOR SALE.- About pounds of Mr. 41.1. "hsi af aanla SOO prolt. Hush. 221 West pine Writ (or full particular, Rank Ht native grown sorghum seed. Eight FOR RENT: with bath and street. The preseiilntion To lllira Ilraham. Ilrarn W Uraham, John and of "A flildcd , , 34-- hot .A. H IIMK.H Im -- I . miles south. M. Emery. and cold water. Strictly modern. ..- UrUM." J. Fool" ...... liv Ale. llii.pl To..... -J . ' "" Aildre-sJ2llGol- Thursday Lily Auction Bridge l.:... Arrhulvla, Dull Graham". aad FOR SALE: ONE work "and Avenue. lf. Club compun.v look Al. place Monny night to aolmat law of W. J. (Iraham, R. W. NEUMANN FOR The Thursday Lily Auction Bridge 1111 Uia driving horse. Eight years old. RENT: One cottage audience which lllled Ihe house. lata of '".Cminljr of l.ana and Slalo of X,m Club met this week and New Flret National Bank BuUdinf Sound and gentle. tf.-- P. and one colluge wild bath nt the country The audience represented the theater M.lo, drwaard. Olln (Iraham In panon home of Mrs. L. C. and aa Ik widow of aald W. 1. FOR SALE: Team of good horses. and nil modern conveniences. H. O. Richardson. The going clement which pays for its flraham COLUMBUS. OHIO guests of the Cluh were Mrs. F. G. drfrndania. and all unknown par Will sell separate. One will weigh Bush. If. Ufl. pleasure. The presentation was in ana who mar 'lalrn " aa Inhrast or lllw ad Addraan aU mall Loth 1450. Rudolph and Mrs. Sam Wntkins. The all wraa M hi Bat 1300, work single or double. Frank FOR 'TRADE 11 respect a notable one though not plalnllffa, hf. through or nndar aitkar highest score was made by Mrs. unexpected, nr any uf iha alura aanp4 A.a.j..,. Green, or Graphic. FOR : Tour- - as the company headed l TRADE Kiidolpli. A Ithrourh aadar iha flrakam! delicious salad course by Mr. Albert Tavlor i. on. of ",r aaid W. J, eordar af Luna County, Xaw Mrxkv. mar ha FOR SALE: Matched team sorrel, ing car, hi good condition. Pumping - . wwiwi, ,n in pramlan karain was served by the hostcsa. Tin. ... . dawribtd: wild and Iha pmcaada applied to Iha pat aval eleven and one seven plant preferred. Cull Graphic of- - w ui. ouuiu. 1011 ana aack of jron horses, one Cluh ill not meet next week. i ' unei in harabr notinrd of laid no, and Iha intaraal tkaraan or the beet m perso&nel and one eop''nt hu ba.n iwd m years old. Can be seen at Sadler' he. tf. of n ... r atainat fo tornav'i faaa and toata of nil: and i Owl me very nest as to Gild--- d Livery stable. Inquire uf A. A. addity. "A nl, !'"4 d an. all paraon. Un.W LOST Seven 0 dock Dinnrr of iha Sl.l. ,f Haiint, i"1 Wl,hi.?" Fool" is one of the Nat Goodwin ,. IJ" dtln, hi. Ikrouth or aadar tham or aithar or Tcinke. City Hall. 31. LOST : Sooted Collie female, six .mm ,0. 01 Luna, Mrs. II. C. Ely gave a -- o'clock tounir in aaid 8tah. that '( Ha m. or bj, or aaul W I. even successes. It u A story hnmnn hrlnt Counir lhrouh aadar months old. yellow, shaggy, of in in wklak aaid raua la paad flraham.". FOR SALE. Stevens Favorite Rifle collar dinner Monday h harrrd and evening, compliment- interest and does not depend m. hjr ik mar fr l on Hainlifa. I'karlm U llubhard af alldad.rifhj, f Worth W.00,j-il- take 4;4r1 with ring. Return to this office and ary to Mrs. F. G. Rudolph, who is rh4 litl. rUrm or anii " to excite and quicken " J'snlnia. J.n O. Moir and dampiHHi, 31-- p. the llrlH and intanrat In and In aaid moricar "''' reward. Phone 153. R. back from an D. flnaan. axMatora of FOR SALE. Team good mares. extended May in the pulse. It is a coinMiiind pnthoa iha Uat Will and d pmnlara. and foe and fnrthar rrM. of Taaiaawnl of Waltar R. - oihr weight 2800, 4 and H years old. Sec East. Thoe present, liesides the mid comedy, laughter Thomaa. aWaaad- aa will w.r fulir apnr by rrfrrrw h and tears. The Th ol.Wl of aaid axiion. Sam Welkins. 32. hostess, were: Mrs. F. O. Rudolph. In pwral trma. omplainl Ik la aafct ranar: YEE "Alfred Evelyn" of Albert Taylor la la I obtain a draraa for Iha fonaloanra HIN6 t Mrs. A. af Aad yon and rarh of ann ar hrnjr fartkrr cheapest J. Mahonev. Mrs. F. D. Con 111 an rtaln Mnrttat rtrrd drtarllwd FOR SALE: Best and Laundry resects nn artistic production. In aald ana nmlnVd that nnlaaa ymm apparaa nor. Mrs. H. II. Kelly. Mrs. Wil- Plajnl. and a, lha aald W. ntr fiur well screen in market nt Deming Ma-- j 101 Silver Avenue J. 8. He not only ads the part hut he atd J. (Iraham In aaM rana am ar nafora la 1.1th dar f talk Weawd. and Ollr flraham. liams. Mrs. H. II. Richardson. Mrs. it with his an af th aV Mar. 114. Will k rrnd'iwd aaia ohine Works. If. Deming, New Mexico face aa well aa with his fandanta naraln. an Iha iudmrnl H. O. Bush. Mrs J. ('. Watson. inik dar of Pabrnarr. rm hy aVfanll: Deming Machine, P. O. Box 157. 8. A. Mrs. tongue. The transition from the ta Ma parmanl FOR SALE: The r. E. P. of m mnui. Tha aaaar and pialolfk af fSaaii' York. Mrs. I. J. Pritchelt. and pathetic promlaaorr now, fa lha nam addma Works. B. A. Knowles. tf. u the ludicrous, U at time af On Thosasnd In A. X' Mrs L. M. (l.ono.no, allarn; Arlkar TVmka, IVsmint Harrington. startling and the rsoiar,: thai Ik. pm.lM lm4 hVxIas. : influence extends FOR SALE Farm and Ranch sup pfonrt)r ky a from annrd aaid MoHcaa. nvwH-lt- WfTNERR lha II, Calm KMtt. Jadr Deming Machine Works, tf. ' actor to audience which ia made Xin plies at April Fools' Day came and went Comet Theater ((. Ta (n. Kara ,,4 of Ik Sink Jadk-la- l Oowrt af l mingle Tw.hr, a-S- In Rw,k DlatrM its tear of sorrow with ita ().... . Oaart FOR SALE: Ignitor dry cells. Big without disaster, and with much funds The foiiHh photo-pla- y h of the series of laughter. n-- tears The .npnin1- - t...u. - ',n TndT." WT nd little Deming Machine Works.' for the kiddies and vexation for their of "tthut Hapiiened to Mary" will Im Iconiiuinv J VYa is excellent ; above the av-- ; "iZd ? m M c Hcoiira. Clark, .ht- 7 i unlucky ''ders. shown at the Comet Theater tonight. I erage talent, Plwhan) Clark aad BTiaht tU I Aprs 1 1.