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BACK FROM OVERSEAS FALL SEES LEAGUE'S OriE FAfraLY LOSES THREE WITH FIXE WAR RECORD TIGERS BORDER KPS V.C.C.S.i;iI0K15 DANGER TO AMERICA "1 440" COrnPAHY FORMS Merlon Tiliey, Deming Roy, After Sovereign Right Will Be Imperiled, Service in the English Navy, He Declares Doe Not Oppose Hnry Hell and Ron. Harry, Well Return Home Deming Alumni Fought Hard. But Hubs Established for Both White and the Principle Tucson Capitalist Organize Company Known Capitol Dome Farmer. Ixtot in Crucial Battle of the Colored Soldiers at Border to Put Down Drill in New Aro Epidemic Victim With a good war record behind Basketball Season Camp Town Albuquerque, N. M., March 14. Deming Field him, some very thrilling experiences Senator Fall stopped in Albuquerque Ptath of Mr. Henry Bell. Wife in life log, and lasting token of El Pasoans Also Won Both Games will Be for a few hours en route to Sunta Fe, Florida Company Meets to Consider bereaved, his a Natatorium AW Pat la at and Mother of Heine's mustard gas in the shape of With Deming High School Once. Similar to Big Pool where he will add rem the state legis- Immediate Operations Hush Til-le- y, Night Would Project Also Feared a pair of weakened eyes, Merton Saturday in Deming lature on the league of nations. Bark son of the late E. J. Tillcy, who "If the leapue of nation had ex A, The border basketball championship isted in 1774, there would be no A new oil company, the "1440" of died here in 101 is back from the The War Camp Community Serv- war. He arrived in Deming last Fri- will remain at El Paso for another United States now," continued the Deming, was granted permission to MRS. BELL DIED TODAY ice, which ha recently extended it senator, speaking before an assembly incorporate by the state corporation day, and will make this his home, year at least. That much waa settled after four years' absence, which time activities to Columbus, ha establish- of local business men at the chamber commission at Santa Fe last Satur- Mr. Boll, wife of Honry C. he enlisted at the armory Friday night, when the ed clubs in that city, similar to the of commerce. "Other nations would day. The company has a capitaliza- was spent in Canada until high Bell and mother of Harry Boll, 1916. He El Paso school "Tigers" cham- One at the armory here, for both the have Jumped in and nipped in the bud tion of one million dollars, and is in the royal navy late in pions died at 11 o'clock thi morning service leading of El Paso and Fort Blis and colored and re- the revolution that gave us our inde- composed principally of Tucson, Ariz., emerged from the as opposition white and soldier, at the Ladies' hospital. signalman on battleship Wal- without serious to the title port town pendence. raptital, only one New Mexican be- the except in Deming, defeated our high from the border indicate laroo. that the new institutions are already "As a league, I do not opHse it. ing listed in among the incorporators. Young Tillcy was on convoy serv- school Alumni team In a whirlwind There are many provisions which I J. S. Vuught of Deming is named a before hun- very popular with the Camp Furlong ice some time, and buttle a crowd of eight would gladly adopt for the benefit of tatutory ugent. out of Halifax for people. The 21. The 24th Infantry, or colored Henry Bull, son of Mr. and Mra. also aaw submarine service out of the dred score waa 30 to jnen. the United States and the world ut The incorporator nre Arthur Henry C. Bell, one of the beat known The Alumni gave the visitors a soldier' club, I in a building nearly large. But even if these were adopte I Lewis, C. S. Cox. A. J. Campbell, same point. Later he was transferred fight, young men of Luna died at squadron, and also hard but it was uphill all the as large a our armory and promises alone, this country would give up un- Murray Campbell, all of Tucson, Ariz., to the North Sea way for them they hi home in the Capitol Dome neigh- took part in the dangerous work of and never quite to be one of the best "khski clubs" told rights of sovereignty which w r.nd A. B. Renehan of Sunta Fe. overtook the fast going El Pasoans. possessed unil borhood laat Friday afternoon ihortly mine-sweepi- along the English in the southwest; the 12th Cavalry, have defended since No announcements have been made Thrice In the first half they were before 4 o'clock. Uia death, which waa const. While in this work the trawler or white soldiers' club, is in a smaller Independence Day. by the new company, but it is under- influ-nz- a, one point them, and by pneumonia, following on which he was billeted was blown within of that building, but extra pains are being "The chuitr of the leugue provides stood thut they will go after oil in raul period ended with a 14-1- 1 score, but Deming field. came ai a great shock to hi up by a mine, and of 20 men on board taken to make it a near the equal of for every nation or the immediate for only previous the Tigers caged four baskets in quick province to have a voice in the league. The Florida Oil comuuny held at friend here, the Merton was one of three that escaped. the place. Nearly $6,000 is to afternoon he had been reported out of surcesmon a the second half opened, other This brings in Canada, Australia, In- meeting lust night at which impor- They owed their lives to the fact that giving them a lead be expended on the two places togeth- danger. However, one of those sud- all were on bridge that was never dia. Ireland and the other English tant decisions were arrived at re- three the at the again Except er. Eng- den relapses that characterize the so in threatened. for that province. Through their vote garding operations in the Myndus time and wers not the water till brief spurt the Alumni held them ', Samuels Deming the malady set in Friday morning, with the suction caused by the sinking of Frank of has land will rule the world and use us neighborhood, according to members fatal results. even on the score sheet. contract for the necesHary alterations to keep these provinces forever sub- who were present, the exact nature of the trawler was much weaker. They Although they offered no excuse Harry had been a resident of this were picked up by a torpedo boat in the buildings, which are expected jugated to their mother country." the .derisions aforesaid not being dis- part of the country for about six for their defeat, it is only fair to the to consume remainder of the closed. Duta of a very encouraging after clinging to wrecknge for two Deming team to the year, coming here with hi parent hours. state that they were month. GOOD NEWS FOR nature is suid to have been submitted under a heavy handicap because of concerning pros- from Wisconsin, and was living on In 1917 young Tillcy volunteered A big swimming pool, not so large DISABLED, UNTRAINED MEN to the company the the death of Harry Bell, whose work pect in thut neighborhood. their place at the time of his death. with the 2nd naval brigade land serv- here, but wus an important factor in their nor so elaborate as the one i He was married about four years ago ice in France, and took part in the Threatened by They The Florida company comtoed winning the Deming-Cod- y champion- still capable of taking care of the I to Miss Jovilla Watkins of Capitol Messines Rid and Hill of loci business men and farmers, battles of ire ship. Bell died 4 o'clock on aft- liecdx of the men at Camp Furlong, May Avert the Calamity at no Dome, and two children, both girls, 70. Ridge at the J. A. Mahoney being its president. It was at Messines that he ernoon of the game. The Alumni is to be built shortly, according Expense to Themselves have been born to them. The last of got a touch of gns, and since also Other members are J. W. (Murk, G. mustard players wished to cancel game, un- the two was born Sunday morning, been compelled the Ic Executive Secretary Bassett, D. Hatfield. Mr. Goode. N. W. Almy, then has to wear but as the El Paso team was here Washington, March 17 "The two days after Harry's death. His spectacles. He wo in der whose d'rection the new improve- ' 'al Baker and a number of others. a hospital and as any attempt to return difficulty wife was being cared for at Mr. weeks tasting the gas. the ments are being made. in thi country at the present A way around the leasing three after money to ticket-holde- June Robinson's home in this city at Young would have The Deming will open time when hundred of thousands of 'si suggested in a plan now finding Tilley entered the royal resulted in a hopeless tangle, they natatorium the time of her husband's death, and, service at Edmonton, Alberta, where as soon as warm weather arrives, and ublebodied men are returning to th favor in Texus. This plan is for the wu were prevailed upon to play the game. I cwner to make out i.nd sign the by advice of phyalcians, not n brother, Hylton. makes his home. the public will be admitted to its United Suites discharged from the 'n notified of her bereavement until At their reoucst Rev. Norris Reasoner lease, which he then puts in escrow at Hylton is in the railway service with , artries and are entering the field of cir- explained their position in a brief te for a nominal cost. A man will bank to be delivered to the drill- after the birth of her child. This the Grand Trunk Pacific. employment, causes the friends of the the cumstance added to the pathos of the announcement just preceding the be in charge of the office and there ing concern when operations begin on sufficient game and offered a short but very will he at least one life guard on the disabled soldier to give serious atten- or within a certain distance, say three event, which in itself was PNEUMONIA CLAIMS TWO to cast a pall of gloom over Deming, fervent and sympathetic prayer, while Job at all times when the pool is be- tion to the condition confronting miles, from the land. younger people with the big crowd, assembled for an even- ing used. These items make it nec- these imapactaVd men," sa'd Mr. H. Dil. who comprises Deming' particularly the Floyd McCallister and Mother Roth was ing of unconstrained enjoyment, bent a kind CptIps A. Prosser, director of the first un I thus far only oil exchange, whom Harry associated. ' Succumb to Maludv essary to make charge of some Harry was a student at Wisconsin their heads in quiet sympathy. for maintenance, instead of admit fed r hoard for vocational ediui. tenor! a rushing business in the past Williams, the El Paso he-'- i looking university after graduating from Floyd E. McCallister, aged 34, died renter, shot ting everybody free, as has been the tion today. Dr. Prosser is few days, and forward to a basket within a few seconds g when local stock will be Deming high school, and was always on Monday, March 10, at the home of after policy Camp people, the en' of reeduration and readapt-in- the time the toss-up- , giving his team lead of the War by office. Thus he is a follower of athletic sports, winning his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mc- t civil conditions the men who offered his fur it never lost. A moment later he whenever possible, to all other at outside stock only. Most places on the university buHketbull Cullister in this city, following an ill- have become so disabled by war serv- nnndling organiza- caged another. Trowbridge put the traction put on by them. of the investments are small, but they and track teams. Since the ness of a week's duration. Death was ice as to require retraining. Cody-Demin- g Alumni in the game at this point A big shipment of bathing suits is are numerous. tion of the basketball caused by pneumonia. Burial was at competition in the. field of league he hod been playing with the Mountainview with a pretty shot, but Ponford, the on its way, and these suits will be "The H. G. Bush, who is becoming an en- Thursday afternoon, employment is becoming increasingly high school Alumni team, and was following services conducted by Rev. elongated El I'aso forward, nullified old at coat, ranging from 50c to 11, thusiast on the prospects of the local largely responsible for their fine Childress at the Rawson undertaking it with one of his own. Major shot to patron of the pool. acute, and it is expected to become field, declared yesterday that he showing in that rare. It Is a curious parlor. one and then got a free throw that more so. In this state of affairs, would be one of ten men to put coincidence, as well as pathetic, The deceased was a reduced the lead to one point, but it is perfectly plain that the; man $50,000 into a well to be put down at that native of Ohio, got ; Columbu Ha Mad Dog Scare death occurred on the eve of their hia birth occurring Wilshire. No Williams away again and dropped handicapped by injury, HOV sb1' point reconnnprtded by the' best ex- his at In. guaL Major 'A'' mad dog Was fodnd In Columbus and most important game, the one with vember 23, 1884. He came here In this third nicked the to do any one thing well, is inevitably pert to be hud. This offers a chance again, but back came Pona-for- last Friday night, according to the number who huve F.I Paso high school Friday night, 1911. There are also two brothers basket going to suffer. A great many of the for a of others the "basket hound," with an- and wa immediately killed. to to- which they hod been about to post- Koscoe, at present with the Ameri Courier, disabled men made similar declarations ret other. Trowbridge and Williams been fighting with numerous have returned and gether and get something started, for pone on account of bin sickness but can army of occupation in Germany, It had employed jobs which requires when they shot baskets that offset each other. dogs, and city at Mr. Bush has the reputation of finsh-in- g kept on their schedule and Leroy, who arrived last Wednes- other the fathers no skill, no particular knowledge, learned of his improved condition day morning from Fort Leavenworth. Cooper, pluying center for Deming, thot they would be sure, before tak- most anything he starts. the- lead to one point and are, in fart, of no particular val- Hol-bro- Thursday. Kas., where he has been stationed for cut for the third ing any action, that the dog waa real- F. H. Wing came back from time with a long shot, but just before ue, being largely expressions of eith- first of the week, greatly several months past. He was em- ly mnd. They sent into El the Henry C. Hell Also Dies the whistle Ponsford slammed one in the brain er local or community patriotism, or enthused over the prospect there. ployed in laiG and 1917 us track Paso and hnd it examined, and the re- that increased it again to three. the desire of patriotic individuals to Three drills are already going down Henry C. Bell, father of Harry foreman for the S. P. at Tunis sta- stage port came back that the dog had tion. From November, 1917 to May, Ponsford ut this was pluying show their appreciation to these dis- near that town and another ia about Bell, succumbed to pneumonia early 50 per cent El Paso'a game; 191K, ho was in the W. S. railway mail about of rabies. abled men by furnishing employment to start. Two more are also expected Sunday morning at hia home at Cap- he seemed to have the bull over half This information was received on Los Angeles soon. Mr. Wing, service, with a run between Deming which at best is unskilled and has no from itol Dome. Mr. Bell was ill at the the time, and his passing and Monday, and that evening the trus- who wants to organize a company to Harry's death, and was never and Santa Ritu. Since Muy, 1918, he permanent foundation or real value. time of hud been employed flagmun dribbling made home fans' hair stand tee held a special meeting, at which put down a drill in the Luna county told of that sad event. His condition as for end. Whether or noti these jobs will last encouraged the S. P. ut the Gold avenue cross- on time an order waa issued to muzzle or Holbrook field, is much grew steadily worse and dcuth came, Booth, out in first by is the question; the general opinion on his pet ven- ing. shut the half or tie up all dogs in town by Thurs- and it at work aguin as stated, Sunday morning. al- -' Mra. Lillian McCallister Dies Ruebush, nened the second with a is that they will not. There is ture. He is holding a meeting of Mr. Belt, who wus in his 59th yeur, basket, and Ponsford got two more day. The owners were notified, and men. some this week. On Saturday morning at .1 o'clock, ways a surplus of unskilled those interested time moved here six years ago from Mil- in quick followed by an- the commanding officer of the camp R. Mrs. Lillian Mcl'alliNtcr, mother of succession, There is hardly ever a surplus of well L. Cuulfield, statutory agentfor waukee, where he had been connected by was was told of the danger. He immed- ' I). Oil Refining the late Floyd McCallister died. Her other Williams. The game trained men in "any particular line of the S. and company, with the police department of that right there. McLaughlin went iately issued a similar order. is down a death, like that of her son, was settled creative endeavor. which putting well at city for thirty years. He located on in Deming, Trow-bridg- e By evening dogs had Bowie, caused by pneumonia. serv- at forward for Thursday the board vocation reports the interest therein the farm near Capitol Dome and had Funeral going to guard, and Rosch, "If the federal for stock sules, al- ices were conducted Rawson's mor- all disappeared from the streets. still on the climb and made such a success of farming there at guard, going out. Cooper got under al education can get these disabled ready very good, increasing with tuary by Rpv. Childress Sunday aft- on that his place had become one of the basket and shot a goal, but , men who have taken employments great rapidity. The company is al- regularly pointed out to pros- ernoon, followed by burial at Moun- For Benefit of Red Cross people who are those tainview. Booth's second goal offset it. of the sort, and the most ready to start the drill down pective farmer resident from other Major, closely chased by Urueta, On Friday. March 28th. at 2:10 p. affording employment of this sort to oil, which waa found by McCallister has received m.. Bridge after the the parts as an example of what can be Iroy eluded him long enough to cage a the Friday Afternoon club of specialized at 340 feet. orders to report once hun- them, to see the value test drill done here by hard work and right at at Fort couple of baskets juncture, will entertain at bridge and five Leuvenworth. at .this dred hostess Pine education, and what an insurance it methods, lie was very progressive in one-han- d at the house on both neat shots as he s to the man so trained they will Sol Carragirn Get Theatres his ideas and prominent in every steamed under the basket. The rap- street. Refreshment and cards, 50 21-3- 1 have accomplished fully one of the developed Thursday move for the betterment of his com- Old Clothing Week. March idly shifting play now rushed to the rents; refreshments, 25 cents. Please A hitch last wel- ' retraining the disabled, CaTagien-M?nhenn- munity. The Red Cross campaign for old other end of the court and Booth and reserve tables early. Everyone phases of morning in the Added to Mr. Bell's denth comes the clothing will be conducted during the Ponsford each registered. Trowbridge come. which at present gives us most con- deal for the Princess and Isis thea- 24-3- al- news that Mrs. Bell, his wife and week of Mai-- h 1. A minimum took the hull down' the court like a Phone 81 to engage tables. cern. The federal government tres, and the deal was called off, after Harry's mother, is In very serious collection of 10,000 tons will be asked comet and slipped in his third and lows these men who are accepted for Mr. Menhennet had already token condition from hcurt trouble. She in the United States, the mountain last goal. Williams kept up El Paso's retraining $65 a month support fund charge. Another deal was then put has been in poor health for some time division Utah, New Mexico, Colo- leud another shot, his last of lopsided scores. The girls were lit- taking expenses with erally swamped by the larger, more while the course; all through by Mr. Carragien with his past, and the shock of losing both rado and Wyoming to provide 30C k.x. Maior plumped the hall through are paid and a liberal allowanr- - is Sol, who has been running to bring an tons. experienced players from the pass brother, son ami husband threatens The stricken countries to which the ring for the last goal of the game. made to his family or dependents other movie shows here, with end to her life also. Her condition relief must be extended, include pitched town, scoring only two free throws the two Ponsford one just after the while he is undergoing this course Sol is now Deming's showed no Improvement at last re- - Greece, France, Belgium, Serbia, Al- blew, which Referee while El Paso piled up 22 field ba- the result that whistle Crissman 2, qualified in line except She is being cared for at the bania, Czecho-Slovaki- Palestine and disallowed. sket. The score was 44 to When he has the only movie producer, when the Crt. hospital. Poland, and the need Is very urgent. The El Pasoans' passing was The boys' game was more or less which he has undertaken, the place- Majestic puts on that sort of attrac A daughter, Mrs. Herbert Vestal, None of the countries included in the faster and cleaner than Deming's, a duplication of the girls', the fast ment division of the federal board tion, in between its regular attracti- of the same neighborhood, Is also central powers will benefit in any and they were faster on their feet as passing and accurute shooting of the will have found for him employment, ons of the road show and vuudeville Tigers proving altogether too ' down with pneumonia, as is her hus- wuv. a rule, showing the effect of long and much and he will be inducted therein. The type. Sol now operates four movie for D. H. S. At times the home boys band. Both were somewhat improved Mrs. E. H. Bickford, chairman of constant practice under the eye of a fear of employment theatres in the city. woke up and gave some neat exhibi- ' yeterday. Luna county chapter, has been noti- good coach. Their, game seems to hBs been lifted from his heart, and he Jim Carraeien. the former owner, The influenza seems to be raging fied that the county's quota is 1000 around Ponsford, who is half tions of floor work, but close guard- renter j is bark in industry again as good a who in the game in the halcyon over the Capitol Dome district, pounds, people asked ing kept them away from the basket was all and the are to their team and does by far their most man in his particular line as any man Camp Cody's greatness, has but no deaths have been reported ex- look over the household apparel and floor work, welt lead- and their chronic weuknes at shoot- days of effective as as ing fore- injured." cept in the Bell family. sort out whut may be given to this ing the scoring. made their small score a who has not been gone to Ixis Angeles, but says he will gone ' great cause. Old clothing of any sort, The Alumni were forced to shift conclusion. They fought gamely come back to Deming before June 1st Bell Funerals Today through to the end, but the only including shoes, for both sexes will their line-u- p because of Bell's death, Resolution to in business, of what be accepted. Arrangements are being men played of auestion from the outset was how low Whereas, It has oleased God to re- he did not specify. Jim cave ns The funerals of Henry C. Bell and and two out their they hold sort made for it collection, so have your accustomed positions Cooper, whose would be able to fie score. move from earthly activities, while some good shows in bygone days and his son, Harry, will be held at 2 After Ponsford went out early in the com- contributions ready for the drive, regular place is at forward, and yet in his prime, our friend, things were never dull In town while o'clock this afternoon at the Mahoney second half they played nearly even panion and teammate, Harry Bell; mortuary. Rev. Reasoner will con- which begin next Monday. Rosch, who ha played at center all he was on tin job. winter. Bell, moreover, was the with the visitor on floor work, but therefore, he it resolved : duct the services. Burial will be at still could not hit the basket. in his denth we believe Dem- Deming-Columb- effective thrower, Thnt Mountainview. Improving u Road team's most free Children Die of Diphtheria he was needed in this game, for Ehrman, guard, went up and scored ing and the Capitol Dome neighbor- snd Dem- out break diphtheria robbed Another Oil Company Formed Major got only one out of seven a long shot in the first half for hood have sustained a distinct loss; An of Saturday At Red Cross Shop shot only points in Mr. John Blee, who live in P. A. Burdick. F. H. Wing. J. C. from the foul line. The Alumni ing's the first half, that the cause of clean snorts is loser "nd Mr. Saturday Red Barnes, John Clartly and a number of which ended 20 to 2. In the second 'oni this loss of his clean, whole- the Lester apartmenta, of two chil- -' Next afternoon the established a record for the armory during past week. Edward. Cross ladies will serve doughnuts and other local enthusiasts organized the court by going through the game half Clark scored a basket and three some personality, and that we. the dren the ig-w- l 7. died last Wednesday and waa coffee at the Shop, from 1 to 6, for United Oil 4 Ga company last night, without having a single foul called on free throw. undersigned, have, each and all of us, utflV-e- ' Sunday. time of the which charge of 15 cents will be with a proposed capitalization of them. Ponsford got six baskets, Williams a severe personal loss in the buried At the $1.10,000, with the avowed purpose of five and Booth five. Williams was dennrtnre of his hale, hearty, friendly funeral Eleanor, hia sister, made. Ruebush played his usual steady, was so low could Ladies of the Golden Gossip sew- drilling near Myndus. game, and Trowbridge's floor hurt late in the second half and gave spirit from our midst: thst her mother not effective "I burial, and night the ing club served sandwiches, pie, work was a feature of the home way to Springer, who was in long That his wife and other surviving tend the that enough to shoot one goal. have our keenest sympathy little girl also died. She was .buried k cheese and coffee at the Shop lait Thrift helped us win the war and team' play throughout. relatives ' The crowds both night were the in and the more recent loss that Mondny afternoon. Mr. Blee arrived Saturday afternoon. Financially and will half, on take full advantage of a this largest ever an indoor j from Texas, where he ha been work- - socially the affair waa very , suc- Midget Beat 7th Regular that attended has come uKn them. vk.jrious peace Carter Glass, Sec- athletic event in Deming. Soldiers Roy Ruebush, ing several month, in time for the cessful. I High school boys of the manual retary of the Treasury. The 7th cavalry Midget took the were admitted free at the request of Britton Ruebush, funeral Sunday. Their los i partir-- j the super- 7th Regular into ramp by a 20-1- 4 the War Camp Community Service, Alex Hamilton, uUrly aad in that little Eleanor wa training department, under was vision of Prof. Muir, have completed Miss Nora Stephens, who has been count in the preliminary. It their under whose auspices all the gamei Herman Kosch, tne aixm cnua iney nave km in two Shop, consist- employed in Nordhaus' ready-to-we- last appearance on the armory court, at the armory have been played, hut Paul Major, vcars. There are two children liv- the furniture for the ing, ing of tables and benches, all of very department for two years past, left a the 7th left yesterday for Fort civilinns paid an admission charge. Russell Cooper, and one of them is very sick with creditable workmanship. Sunday for her home at Artesia. Her Bliss. The expense of staging the two Godfrey Trowbridge, diphtheria. The apartment has been place is by Mrs. game well over hundred dol- Members D. II. S. Alumni Basket- ounrantined. at the store taken I). H. 8. fioy and Girl Lose ran a of Cloned lars, but the receipt covered it ball Team. Library Anna tsarasuaie. Thermite controls .thermal condi- Deming high dropped two game to easily. The public library is closed this Itndiiilors cannot freeice If you use tions. Prevents fnwen radiators. Saiu moving same to firapliic tin stifled wsnt ads. get El Paso high Saturday night, the week to permit the Thermite. But at Sam Watkins' Watkins, sol Deming agent. the armory. Patron take notice. boys' and girl' team both losing by Oriphlc advertiser are reliable. it A A -- W7 uwu ia vs. Pivo rr cn 'rn sty

Our Holdings at Bowie Are Not a Prospect, but a Proven Reality. We Dare Not Make This Statement If It Were not True

We Know we Have Enough Oil Sand for a Commercial Well

Why? Because we found it with our test drill, 340 feet down. Eleven feet of it. Three or four feet of oil sand is enough for a producing well many wells are operating in Kansas and Oklahoma from strata no thicker.

Tested by our Chemist, this sand yielded a high-gravit- y parafin base oil, yielding 30 per cent gasoline and, in their turn, naptha, benzine, kerosene, etc. This establishes it as a petroleum of the highest econo-

mic value. why it-h- That's ve can make such" positive statements. The oil is there. We have seen andled it tested it. Ve KNOW what we are talking about.

If we find no more oil sand we will be content with this first strike. But we have purchased a stand- ard rig, capable of going 3,500 feet, and we are going after the deep oil the big oil that will make us and our stockholders wealthy if we find it. Is it there? Our geologist says yes. So does every oil man who has been on the ground and seen what has come out of the test well.

Not being millionaires, we have to sell stock to raie money to finance our operations. You can buy our stock now for 20 cents per share. Only 100,000 shares are offered. Deming people are buying it fast and the whole block put on the market is sure to be gone soon. If you are not in with us you will have no one to blame but yourself. We have an agent in Deming to receive your subscription Mr. L. R. Caulficld, whose office is at 1 02 E. Spruce St. See him at once or, if you prefer, communicate with the company direct;

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THE DFMINC GRAPHIC,' T ESDAT, MARCH 18. lilt.

II that this week ia an extremely poor market for a particular commodity COUNTY may be the best market for that com f.ED CROSS GIFTS AGRICULTURAL NEWS modity next week. The grower who haa followed the report and cor A Department rectly Interpreted condition! la thu Edited by A. C. Heyman. County Agricultural Agent, mi In poiitio nto ship In men way as to 5400000,000 . i or ine (ret his produce on that market at the SPECIAL farmers and Stockmen of Luna County. beginning; of better prices. Phone No. 460 The results are beneficial alike to War Council on Retirement An- producer and consumer. The pro- ducer takes advantage of the market nounces Cash and Supplies FOR PRODUCE GROWERS LOSE FAITH GAIN SIGHT where prices are best. The consumer has a more reirular annnlv and nan Contributed. ally without extreme fluctuation i prices. Of course, such application of Thursday, Friday and Saturday benefits is not universal. The service WORKERS WILL "CARRY ON."' a comparatively new and many r . people AND - i have not yet learned to avail MARCH 20th, 21st 22nd ,B t,HW TO Five r 3lt themselves of it. However, the 32 Bis eoeietitt in World Wide Plan, j J permanent branch offices of the bu H. . Da"tson Htads International j reau or markets ami the numerous temporary stations in shipping areas American Red Ciots Commission.! Drin? witmn ream or practically all Or. Livingston Farrand Permanent SOAP shippers the information furnished in C. W. Soup, six for f .35 ; Loader of Peace Organization. the form of daily market bulletins Bob Whits Sonp, six for .33 weekly market review and monthly Swift's White Soap, each O.'i news article!). - Washington. (Special.) Henry P. Large sixe Gold Uust .'i't Sm::ll size ((.Id Dust, four for.. 30 Trucks Not Profitable on General LtaviMiii as chairman lxuc Hie follow- Farms ing statement mi behalf of I In- - War A preliminary study toward deter Council of I lie American Ited I'hm: FISH mining whether motor trucks as part "To the Aiuerlciin People: Tall Red Salmon - 2M Tall I'ink Salmon - 21 of the farm equipment would be War Hie 'The Council of American Sardines, - .IS . profitable in the corn belt states, con Casro ""''' ducted by the United States depart' Red Cross iippoimed l.y W II Lobster, 23 ment of agriculture, indicates that soil nil Mhi III. CUT. lo curry mi I lie Lobrter, .38 I's 24 under present conditions the purchas- wink ut die American Ned Croxx due-In- Codtii h, lb. bricks b ing of a truck is not warranted on the the war, al lliclr retpiesi slid by j ordinary grain and livestock farm vule nf I lie I 'fin rH I I 'omuiiliee. only as it mukes possible the elimina imniI FRUITS at midnight, February 'Jh , tion of some horses in the practice Gluss Jar Peachi-a- 2's - .31 "Immediately Hie armistice Arrow 1'euches, .22 possible, un ZUU farms, stocked, rang Brand 2'is ing from 100 acres to a section, one signed the War Council Iiiwi til l Arrow Brand Pe.irs, 2',s 22 j man and one teum do all the hauling studies lo ilelermlne wheii ilie (Mild- Arrow Brand Eirjf I'lum, 2'iis -. .21 I'ninic the Government's Eyes to Improve Business Opportunities necessary to market produce in thirty ly sir work of the orgaulzsilou would Arrow Brand Green (iiitre Fluma, 2Vjs 2U uuys, hove been iufllclcnlly en- Domino Bluekberrien, 2'aS .27 dressing it. The Texas onion grower, and the work is so distributed matured lo Constantly Increasing Number of throughout the year that the use of able the illret'llou nf affairs to lie re Apples,, trillion, euch .!" before time for planting, tiikes into Teaches, Kiilhm, encli .'." Growers Keep in Touch With old the truck would not make possible sinned liy (he eriiiMiieiil sis IT. Henry consideration the quantity of any horses, Apricots, gallon, each . .". slock in storage and the rate the sale of farmers in P. IdvImhi, being In Paris when I lie Conditions in All Sections northern reach hy motor trucks of large cities I'lunix. gallon, each ..' ut which it is going to market. armistice was signed, summoned a Pumpkin, kiiIIoii, each.., .. .m where better prices prevail for live' conference there of lite hesds of all Shaping: one's course by faith Wort's S500 to This Grower stock, and possibly gruin, might be ' the It cil Cross Commissions In Kurope rather thun by sight is doubtless Rood In a score of lines sume system justified in buying a truck, but even the lo canvass I lie situation. After vim- - VEGETABLES practice, spiritually speaking, but being followed. Take, for illustra- in such cases it is probable that hir is slilerlug sll the It was con Spinach, - .22 produce growers used to find it case of a grower of hot- ing the hauling done by custom truck factors 2'ss tion, the Krnut, 3h 1 7 mighty disastrous in business. Of in neighborhood owner woulil be more economical cluded tu make Hit transition on house lettuce the of Pumpkin, .13 course, some of them are still follow- lurge cities. Ordi- With regard to truck furms, the situ March 1. The very forlunste choica 24s one of the eastern Corn, 2x, ."0 ing the faith system of growing and grows to meet a fairly ution is somewhat different. Where of Dr. Livingston Farrand ss Hie new three for narily he lute I'ork and Beans, (Van Cuinpl, Is .12 marketing, because they have not market, after the Florida and South produce is taken to market on the chairman of Hie t'euiral Committee, ' I'o.k and Beans (Van Camp), 2s 18 seen fit to use the eyes furnished Carolina murkets are off. But if he averuge of two or three times a week and thereby the enuauent chief eg- - I (in '.'bile, ft oz 08 them by the government in the crop receives news of u destructive freeze throughout the year the use of ecutlve of Hie Ked Cross, makes possi and market reporting service of the in the South, he promptly regulutes truck mukes it possible to get on with ble Hit consummation of this plan un Department Agri- horses. This makes use of United States of his seed beds and moisture in such fewer the der Ilia most favorahle conditions. FLOUR culture. These are still planting, way as materially to advance the ma- a truck more desirable than on gen gathering and marketing more or less farms. Accounts Audited by War Dspartmsnt F'l'.'.iitu I'liiK'itkc Flour 12 turity of his crop to take udvantage eral f :imbo Buckwheat Flour. .- - .14 at random, but a constantly increas- shortage soon to occur. One "Detailed reports In Congress hhiI a of the j Hut Meul (Quaker) 11 ing number are looking around and such grower of hothouse lettuce says I.una County Fair complete audit of its accounts hy the nn Fluke (Quaker) -- . .11 ahead, finding where any shortage or government crop and market War Department will conxiliute the-Dua- l thut the The committee on a county fair. IS ih--- . Bo!-- Flour 6.25 surplus is likely to be produced, as- a year nf Ked dur- - reporting service is worth 900 appointed by the executive committee record Cross activity 4 ''. . Uoss 3.30 certaining special advantages or dis- Flour to him in that way. of the farm bureau, met with the ng the war. Although It has been 24 lbs. Boss 1.65 advantages in consuming centers, and concrete illustra- Flour Here is another chamber of commerce on Monday of tlis rule to in like public al Mpemll - Boss Flour .85 generally gutting a forecast of the tion: During the pust season there week to if of ' this learn the chamber when Hiillmrlxeil and tn give de- : . Quail Flour 6.20 crop and other condi- in Vir- lures market from was a short crop of potatoes commerce would in putting ! tailed information relative to all work i . Quail Flour 3.10 tions the country over. ginia and Maryland. The crop and over a successful fair this fall. The uudertaken, the War Council In tinn- i: . Quail Flour.. 1.C0 The fursighted southern potato market reporting service informed chamber of commerce is very much ing over Its responsibilities to Dr. Kar- i2 uail Fluu- - 80 I grower no longer plants blindly or by potato growers over the country of interested in this project and will at rote. He takes into account the vol- that fact in time for them to take once appoint a committee to rand and his SHWH-lale- denire to give ume and probable movement of the advantage of it. As a result, some ate in working out the details at once. a brief resume of Ked Cross war time CATSUP-OLI- VE OIL crop and quantity of the lo northern the southern growers held their potutoes The members present at this meeting activities 'he American people. In Monarch Catsup, 14 oz 25 old crop likely to come over till for a few weeks, while some northern thought that the merchants would whom the Ked Cross belong, snd w hose The grower watches Snidcr's Catsup, 16 oz. bottles .30 spring.. northern growers dug and marketed theirs a gludly contribute prizes in both cosh generous have inaile ps- - Olive Oil, jrnllons 6.00 the development of the southern crop. little earlier than usual, thus not only und merchandise. aible sll that hss been accomplished. Olive Oil, one-hn- lf gallons 3.30 If the southern acreage is reduced, if prices, but tilling in obtaining better As the plans are developed, they During the past nearly twenty-on- Olive Oil, quarts.. 1.70 there are late freezes, if anything a period when there would have been known through will be made these months the American people have Olive Oil, h gallona 80 happens to bring" about a material re a potatoes. otherwise shortage of new columns. Olive Oil, gallons .40 Ruction of the crop in the South, or in given In cssh .and supplies lo the Market Advantages $41X1,- - any large poiaio growing section ui Shows Soent money is gone. Saved American' Ked frons more than the North, the wide awake northern The service indicates, to the grower is ready at your call. Invested (XlO.UiK). No value can be placed upon grower is in position to make money who uses it intelligently, temporury money, if put In war saving stamps, the coiitrlhutlios of service which top- - local advantages. A city given WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS by putting in a late acrcuge and and market ih working for you day and night. hsve been without stint and of tentimes at great Mcriflce by millions j nf our people. The effort of the American Ked ' Standard Grocery Co. DC 3C Cross III this war has constituted hy far the Isrgext voluntary gifts of 0 0 money, of nun ii and heart, con PHONE 69 108 SOUTH GOLD AVE. tributed purely fur the rellrf of hn lusn sneering. ThrniiKh the Ked l'rn DEMING, NEW MEXICO he beurt and spirit of the whole Airmouiir and Company American people have been iiinhlllr.cil tu take care of our ow n. to relieve tin misery Incident to the war, and nNo , to reveMl to the world the supreme

i Another advantage in favor of the HOT Idesls uf our ns"nial life. frtaally lucressert since the srmMlce in the Retail kafflr, Mr. Anderson thinks, is it thut "Kveryone wko has bait any part In h "As for work among ilie lencli peo- produces about as much gram us the bis war effniv. if the Ked Cm Is en- - ple, now I hill hoxillitiex ceased, . huv milo und a great deal more forape. Itled to congratulate udi..-lf- No the French ihemxclves iibiuiiiMv pre- It cun be grown with about one irri- liHiiku anyone Grocery Business from could he eiiuil In fer as far ax m.wm!iH hi provhle for gation more than what the milo re- value to the self saflxfactlon every- - their own. It hsx accordingly been de- quires. The black hull white kaflir oue slioulit feel for the nurt In ken. termined I luil the guiding principle of was irrown very successfully by Mr. "CERTAIN jobbing salesmen are circulating Fully 8.tKHj,0tiO American women bare Ited Croiw Nilicy In France henceforth Bemwick of Homiale last sea;on, and exerted themsrlvwx In tied Cross serv shall be to lune puiiciilloiis regard to this is the kind that will be pCown by reports to the effect Armour and Company Mr. that ice. lis every rcninxibilily, but to dlre1 Anderson this season. control certain retail grocery stores or are plan- Hat Ovf 17,000 000 Aduit Members. tx elTorix (iiiiii;-il- to axxlxrliig J I 1 phi. ailvcrtixerx are reliable. ning to enter into the retail grocery business. "When we enicreit the war Hie French relief snclcii... The liberated in American Ked Cnw bad nboiit TiINIinsi and deiaxiaied region of France have been divided by the government Into These reports utterly Company are member. Toiliiy, aa the reull of I lie are Armour and more ecent ChriHtniiis mcmherdilp Itnll small dlxtricix. each nttlciiilly axxlgued de-ti- re a lUganl-r.stlcii- and absolutely false. We than packers. They are food pur- 'all, there arc upwards nf ITikhmnmi to dexigmited French relief i. to brand them as ouch one veyors. But, our participation in nil puid members oiilwlile of the mem and for all. Armour and Com- grocery lines represents only 4. 6 bers of the Junior Red Cross, number- "The AniericHii Keil Cross work ill France was Inltbneil hy a pany do not control any retail per cent of our total business. ing pel tin w P.INNt.lNNI school children couimlsxlon grocery stores wholly or in aildltlnunl. of eighteen men who Inndedun French Yet, wholesale grocery houses shores June Ki, Since part. Neither have we any affili- "The chief effort of the Iteil Cross !l7. then , whose spread during the war bus been some II.INNI perxoux have been Hie ation or connection in any way representatives to cine for iihii ' roll In Km nee. T.OnO any of these false reports are, themselves, our men In service and lo nll our of whom were whatsoever with owners navy actively eiiuiiged when the armistice! engaged in numerous side-line- s army snd wherever the Rv any retail grocery stores. Armour wax signed. - I'rnxa may be called on to hs-II- . As An indication of Hit pret- Company inten- far removed from edible products. ent and have no to Ibis phsse nf the work Surgeon Ccu-era- l scale of the work will be obtained tion of engaging in the retail A recent bill of goods which we Ireland of the V. S. Army recent- from the fact that the services of 6.011 grocery business. purchased from a wholesale gro- ly said: The Ited Cross hn been nn personx are still required. "Our American Kvpedltlousry Armour and Company distri- cer, contained more than forty entprlse as vsst ss the wur Itself. Force the bediming It having largely evacuated F.ngland. the and sell a very limited num- items, not one which could from has done Iboxe bute of things which the Army Mcdl.nl Corps activities of (he Bed Cross Commis- American women art right behind thi ber of food lines not directly pro- be used for food except by wanted done, hut could not do Itxelf sion there sre naturally upon a dimin- U. S. troop in tba trenches. Women duced from livestock. This is only an ostrich. "The Ked Crow endeavor In Prance ishing scale period. Active nerailus nurses art now installed in hospitals 8 miles the result of natural evolution. has naturally been upon an ' are still in progress in' Archangel sr.d in tht rear of tbt actual fighting lito. in- Our system of distribution and Reports of our engaging, or ally large scale where service bns Siberia. Many of our American women are un- marketing must be maintained tending to engage, in the retail teen rendered to the American Army "The work In Italy has been almost able to tula up the duties of nuraing at with the greatest possible effi- grocery business are, without ex- and tn the French Army and the entirely on behalf of the civilian n tht front, but tbey should know bow tc ciency. It is necessary, for reasons ception, untrue. In the words of French people as well, the latter of that country. In the critical taka care of thtir own at homo, und foi hours of Italy's struggle the thai purpoaa no better book of economy, that it handle as great Mr. J. Ogden Armour, "We have during the trying period American was rt when the Allied World was waiting people, through their Bed Cross, sent printed than tht Mtdkal Adviser a bvxk volume at all seasons as possible. no intention of adding the woes of retailing of manu- for the American Army to trlxe In practical mesxage of sympathy and containing 1,008 pages, and bound in cloth, to the burdens relief, for This same distributive system facturing and distributing." force and power. Hospital emerircney which the government and with chapters oi First Aid, Bandaging enables us to carry staple foods to service for mir army In France has people of Italy have new ceased to and cart of "fractures. Taking; care o. the eiprexs their ProM:-- ". the people of this country with Armour and Company will con- greatly diminished, but the Keil Cross gratitude. Sick, Phjsiology, Hygisoa, Sex la still being railed iimii for service Mother and Babe, which ean be hoi .'. greater efficiency and at a cost tinue toregardall retailers as ourcc-worke-rs. a large In moat drug stores, or tend 50 with By means of our refrig- npnn scale the great hast KklTir vs. Milo cents to lm that is low commensurate hnspitsla. where thousantla of Amerl- - publishers, 663 Main St., Buffalo, K. Y. branch Kuflir is growinir in popularity ua the service. If our facilities are erator cars and our houses ean tick and wounded are still receiv The women at home, who ore worn un all-a- rt und feed crop in Luna such that we have been able to it will be our effort to continue to ing attention. At hoxpltsls out, who suffer these the ctnintv. l wKn irr-u- it from pais at rcgukr or economi- finest foods fnrmurt serve the public more provide them with the Ited Cross supplies huts and facilities enr think that for ..II nnv.. irregular intern, who are nerroua or efficiently our com- of all kinds we can select and amusement l.t diasy cally and than that for the and recreation tf kaflir is better thnp milo. J. B. An-t- ht at timet, should take tha'. reliable, petitors, then it is the retailer and prepare under the quality mark men aa they become coavalex.-eat- . I deison says that in feedin? the two temperance, herbal tonic which a doctor in consumer who benefit. of the OVAL LABEL. Our Army of Occupation In Oermsay na foraire this year he found that active practice prescribed many ye: rx ago. was followed with Medical ualts pit-- block ent the kafflr much better than Now told by druggists, in tablets i I pared tt render the same emergency the milo stalk and appear do do much quid, as Dr. Pierce's Farorite Fnj.r: i. better on it. Milo. he ARMOUR COMPANY ltd and tripply strvto which wsa tht thinks, it hard SendlOe-toDr-. Pierce t h.vsli.1, i; ,.e; ! on kidney, and primary business of tht Red Croat ,th' the stalk is hard Buffalo, N.Y., for a trial package w II un- - ol iutXts. Army j not c'ei.n it up cucaco luring hoaillttlea. The Cantew tf' "Itje .Sick people are invited to consult Dr. o ptrrlct aioQ, tht ll- a- f trtttl KT" V7 W,tte Pieroe by 0 J2L in tht k n''every bit is letter, free of charge. AH cleaned up and the cattle appear to is held aa strictly private and OC3C 3C 300 relish it. confidential

i TIIK DEMING GRAPHIC. TESDAY. MARCH 18. 11. THE DEM INC GRAPHIC I'l W.ISllF.li KVKHY TIESIUT ESTAWJi?TIEl IN 1002 RGimiiG parsq;i

H. n. UHirriTIl, Hnl.lhli.-- r GETS WAR CROSS . Every DayTHe Papers Say Mint I M. KTATK PAI'EK WH H..tHST, NEW MEXICO John Clifford, Wearing . M. C A. do Filtered al llii r.nlil as Secoud Claw Matter. Subscript inn rules, Two Uniform, Proves Hlmsalf there are robberies of silver, jewels, valuable papers. Why lfc.llars per Year:' Ki Month. Ou I'ollar; Three llotnb. Kifl.v 'em. ' Rtal Here, Subscriptions to Foreign Countries, Kitty Cent Kwr. you keep your valuables around the house when for a small There have been many war heroes, rental of a safe deposit box at our Bank you can eliminate the but there is certainly no more consple--' liously heroic figure tliun John II. burglar, the fire and Safe deposit boxes rent for $2.00 Clifford, Haptlst minister In time of worry. peace, but real fighter In time of war, per" year. . who has lieeu awarded the rrolx do j guerre for extraordinary heroism In action. John' Clifford, aa a Y. M. C. A. worker, braved the red wrath of war. Deming He has been In the firing tone, a The Bank of much as the hardiest liifamryniun and McAdoo or Clark when the draft was being discussed in win decorated for a most unusual ex- to Deming New Mexico Two hatH are already in the ring congress, Champ came the front ploit. He was one of three men who with his famous declaration that .he for the Ifemocrativ presidential nom-i'luti- braved Incessant enemy shell fire next yeur Wm. McAdoo and would just as soon his son would "march to war beside a convict as a ( hump ('lurk. So aa Republicans 1 far million l concerned there it little choice, conscript." There are thrio lire conscripted soldiers who will read .in-- cither would be easy to beat, even "I anew terriiic i" tin- Uomocrut had normally a that statement with to elect a successor to Mr. if the Hon. Champ tret on the in 1920. V. which they have not. The ticket McAdoo has one "advantage" that in--a president will be a Republican w.ihmit the shadow of a doubt and Clark has not. He will have Wilson's endorsement. Is that wo.-t-h any- flit- - Democrats themselves know it The Electric Iron Will Take the Wrinkles o:ixing all plans on it. It will thing? Ask W. B. Walton, Felix t.ic who lake much more of a man than either Garcia and the other gentlemen endorsement in M-- '(M) or Chirk to turn the tide had the President's Out of Your Face thai hus set in strongly toward Re- this state and in every state in the union last fall. publicanism. THE f KICK OUT OF YOUR BACK MrAdoo, with one or two rather creditable thinifs in his record, made To the Relatives of America's Sold-die- a disastrous failure of hia sponsor-yhi- n and Sailors THK ( RAMI' OUT OF YOUR FEET of the railrouds; his exit was made m.d r fire and nut soon enough, Your relatives serving with the col- to c.cape ihe blume that will justly ors will soon be back in civil life. THE ACHE OUT OF YOUR ARMS. be laid at his door. They may be at home now. For your Champ Clark may be gunged protection, and for their own, they from the fact that in thirty; andoubtedly have taken out insur- It cars and more in congress he has ance with the United States Govern- will save you steps, time and worry, clothes and no record of achievement whatever. ment. Seniority, and seniority alone, made You should impress upon your rel- temper. And you'll enjoy your own ironing, the way liim speaker of the house. He oppos-- , atives in the service the vital impor- rd every worthwhile measure pro. tance of keeping their insurance with you want it, as no one else can do it. loosed for the prosecution of the war,! the United States Government. Write ami has a ositive genius for doing, to them without delay or tell them j , the wion.f thing at the worst possi-- ; personally, if you can that they may mmm with the United hie time. Two notable instances will retain insurance ; DOC. CLIFFORD. al Government even after they Deming Ice & Company o. 'ur to anyone familiar with his Stulcs Electric record. When reciprocity with le'ive the military service. while rescuing Col. Alhertus W. Cat-li- n, I Canada .termed an accomplished fact,, The privilege of continuing their commanding officer of the Sixth during Tuft's administration. Champ: government insurance is a valuable regiment of marines. The trio carried threw a wrench into the machinery right given to soldiers and sailors as the colonel to safety ou a stretcher. went, over top many TOLD IN DEMING WAR MADE REAL MEN. a half to prevent a measure being his "joke" on the floor of the part of the compensation for their Mr. Clifford the i with SAYS MAJOR 11UU.OCK passed before congress adjourned, house when lie .unphesied that the heroic and loynl services. If the sol- times and cauie near being killed on A Resident Know n to All Our Header which would have meant untold de- would ultimately result in our; dier permits his insurance to lapse, several occasions. He la fifty-on- e years ciove Relates an Experience Former 34th Division Officer Mack velopment in the west employ annexation of Canada, a speech that he loses that right, and he never will old and was horn at Oxford, England, and Headers of the have liecn From Overseas, Arrives at ment men. aroused resentment across the, be able to regain it. and has preached the gospel In many Craphic for thousands of hitter again Silver City northern border and killed the recip- But if he keeps up his present in- parta of the world. When given a told aiiiii and of the merits of that reliable, time-prove- kidney remedy- rocity measure, which Clark himself surance by the regular payment chance to serve with the Y. M. C. A. Sell Hint second-han- furniture -Putin's Major E. S. Bullock, M. C, 34th good Kidney Pills. The expe-riciuv- strongly favored, in its cradle. Again, of the monthly premiums he will be In France he knew that It was a division, Cody, through i (iriiphlc wont ad. told are not tlume of unknown formerly at Camp a able to change it luer into a stand- thing, and he Jumped at It Ilia borne noted American specialist on tubercu- ard government policy without medi- la at Tucson, Arts. licrstiiis, living far away. The cases losis, who has just returned from cal examination. Meantime, he can are Doming ciihcm, told hy Deming co-pl- overseas to resume hia duties as head keep up hia present insurance at sub- HAS A SMALL ARMY ' of the New Mexico Cottage Suni-toriu- m The W. l. Carson, 4no XV. Spruce St.. at Silver City, has much to' stantially the same low rate. OF MEN UNDER HIM government will write ordinary life says: "Sometimes when I do too much say concerning the benefits which out insurance, life, endow-me- henry work, or catch odd my back stand prominently above the evils MAJESTIC Supreme over a small of war. Among other things the maturing at ace 62. and other authority mid kidneys Uitlier inc. When I heml army has been vested In II. II. major said, in a recent interview: THEATRE usual forms of insurance. This will of men over, sharp polns uteh me and I ciin Secretary of the "A liberal education hns been the be government insurance at govern- Simmons, Kxecutlve liardlv straighten. 1 have siells of Southern department of the Army lot of every man who hat been in TUESDAY ment rates. illxxiuess and sis.ts seem to HoM hefort-i- i beneficial re- OC M. C. A., known officially as the France. Another most Many men will come out of the war T. iv eyes. As soon as I feel an attack our in great conflict Council of the sult of share the MARCH...... physically impaired and will, there National War Work of this trouble coming mi I use Donn's hus been the strengthening of the J Y. M. C. A.'s of the United States. Sir. fore, be unable to obtain any life in- Kidney i'llls. They always straighten finer traits of manhood, the expres-- I a prominent buslnesa surance protection whatsoever for Simmons is mail mi' tip In g.Msl shape." sion of the most admirable and price Prices 75c and $1 .00 Tcx and I well known themselves and their families, unless of Hlllslioro, I'iii IHk' at all dealers. Don't sim- less feature of human kindness which Children 50c over Texas as a member of the state the stress of warfare, with its ex- thev keep up their present insurance ply ask for a kidney remedy gel Plus Tax board of the Y. M. ('. A. Up until the treme physical and mental states War with the United States Government. I Min's Kidney Tills the simie tlmi time of the signing of the armistice have evoked. The spirit of unselfish- 1 V.i. i ll find l his Market always 1 Uncle Sam's insurance may be con- Mr. Cm son bad. Koster-Mllbur- n Co., ness manifested by the wounded, the R. M. Harvey Presents converted into standard radv I., fi.'l your every want ij tinued and absolute sacrifice of self by those in Government policies, regard'ess of A once sev- most severe suffering for the sake in choi.r T frozen will cost the the men'i physical condition. eral Jinc as much enough Ther- of a comrade, all of these point uner- HARVEY'S t POULTRY. STEAKS. CHOPS. i Impress these things upon your mite to prevent frcexlng during an en- ringly to the fact that Americans are not base worshipers at the shrine of j relatives in the service. Tell them tire winter. I let Thermite from 8am GREATER BACON $j nothing stronger mammon, but men worthy to follow R0AS1S. HAMS. there is safer or ' Wat kin. i i in fore- than government insurance. Tell jr I the train of their patriotic MINSTRELS SAUSACT j com- fathers. them to talk nbout this to their "The greatest bravery in meeting manding officers and to thejnsurance calmly ia not in A I HY I.m'KST CLICKS BY A death the turmoil of place duty, before SAVED i officer at their of buttle, where a man seems in an ab- -' Largest to The and Highest - they leave the service. Tell them normal psychic state, but the suprem-;es- t "i tl hi.Ji rrnllv rt.rllelil .iml- i carry back with them to civil life, sacrifice ia made by the man who Class Minstrel Organization l lie obtained FAITHFUL WIFE J mi as an aid and asset, the continued in- approaches his doom the victim of Enroute. A Guaranteed At- surance protection of the United 'ilisense, without a murmur. j And Von will find till' mark ' traction. Government. Tell them, for "The training camps have taught el altnH clenn mid Military. 4. States Suffarad Thirty Ysars With 8tam your and for their sake, to hold America some valuable lessons on li. -t sake ch Trouble and Hemorrhagas and it" Mn'- courteous and x' . health conditions. In the early days 1 t l. on to Uncle Sam's insurance! of the Bowels. MINSTREL KINGS T pi. unci T of our training camps the death rate 40 40 TELEPHONE 49 Ji was in many cases appalling, but soon AND QUEENS R. D. Williams, identified with the Tha Story of a Wonderful Recovery there was a marked decrease and special work re- which wur department's of Tiier Is hardly linully the disease wrought Including famous Ballad Sing- jj patriation of soldier front overseas, any does such mortality at first practically HENRY MEYER Episcopal one who ers, entrancing Dancers, Novelty addressed audiences at the not ceased to be. : evening. experience Entertainers, expert Comedians, church Sundny morning and some trouble with Major Bullock ha no misgivings ' Instrumental and Vocal I' the stomach. It Is about the future of America. He is Soloist. i so common that we perfectly willing to resign the con- A 20-Pie- Band, every man a frequently pay lit- duct of our nation to the generation Soloist. tle or no ut tendon of men and women who have carried - i to It. Tet, tha on, both at home and abroad, in a A CREOLE BEAUTY CHORUS m-- , stomach Is very manner to compel the universial ad- upset, and miration of all our allies and the neu- l and the unqualified respect of Two H. H. SIMMONS, catui-rhu- Inflam- trals Special Days ua who preach doctrine inu-c- those the of Executive Secretary, Southern Depart- mation of the lining devel force. ment, Army Y. M. C. A. ops, grows worse the pain and dis- la the of the Army Y. M. C. A. tress Incessant and truth The Continues the liersoiinel dawns we have chronic stom- Farce In Southern military department that the ach trouble. The passage of the oil land leasing of . Showing numbered approxlmiil.-l- l.n.Vl, but li The esse of Mr. Loulu Young-- 203 bill has again been blocked by ob- la being cut down rapidly along Y., Is nw .Mrrrlmac. St., Korhester, N. struction led by Senator La Follette, with the general demobilization of the typical. writes: "I suffered for " lie which prevented the bill getting be- camps, almost three hundred mid fifty thirty years with chronic bowel -- fore the senate after it had been over- Ladies' Ready - to Vear "V" men having been honorably dls-- , trouble, stomach trouble and hem- bought whelmingly passed by the house and chnrgi-- up to February 1. The South- orrhages of the bowels. We )'eruna and I took It its passage In the senate asked by t ern department heiid.iiarters of the a bottle of Eastern Representative and Buyer will he faithfully. I hetran to feel better. President Wilson. Army Y. II. C. A. Is loaned In San An-- I OUR My wife persuaded me to continue La Follette, the father of the sea- on onto, Tex., and It Is from point that and I did for some time as directed. man's act which places' the American that the organization's activities In well Younr"e THURSDAY and FRIDAY, March 20 and 2 Now I am a man." Mr. ship owner at the mercy of every lit camps of the lx In de- espeiience Is not unusual. the stales the competing nation, has been success- with a large assortment of Exclusive Models in Suits, partment are controlled. If you suffer from catarrh In any Dresses, Capes, Dalmans, Skirta and Pattern Hats, form, whether of the head, stomach, ful in tempararily blocking the oil part land leasing bill which would have al- LARGEST Y" HUT. bowels or any, other of the which will be sold at moderate prices. This is a rare ldy. try Peruna. It may be Just lowed the expenditure of millions for select New what you need. Peruna comes in development of western oil lands. opportunity for our patrons to Exclusive The largest Y. M. C. A. In "hut" the either liquid or tablet form and Is He does it under the guise of con- York Styles in Spring Apparel. world Is the Hudson Hut. Hohoken. sold everywhere. Your dealer has servation and as a play to the galler- New Jersey, which takes care .I.INSl vvUl get you. for of It or it for Ak ies in an effort to regain popular fa- Only-FRID- men dully. In World-Famo- Pe- For Two Days AY and SATURDAY addition to the usual Dr. Ilsrtman's vor. conveniences, "Y" provided runa Tonlo and Insist upon having hut the has After nine years of consideration a shop, shop, houkblack, It. If you want your health accept barber tailor of this subject which resulted in a Khower bnths, locker room, n theater, else. v . In- Vtl All sick and suffering are measure being drawn which recon- game room with twelve billiard tables, the vited to write The Peruna Company." ciled the differences of opinion be- a soda fountain, hostess room, library, Woman's Shop Ivpt. 71, Culuinbus. Ohio, for Dr. tween the oil operators and the gov- and seven fireplaces. The Itl-ce- Jlnrtman's Health Uook. The book which was acceptable to your ernment and 104 SOUTH GOLD sbnves and haircut, and with li. free snd mar help you. Ask one man can get up and Clarence Pewell Pruna, the president,. the officer, the puttee and shoe dealer for a Almanac talk foolishness for three hours and abiues are luuitenely popular. THE DEMINO GRAPHIC TUESDAY. MARCH 18. 1(11.

CAP ROCK SAID TO ' BarMaaBSBSMtJaiSiaiWSSlsjSS' BE HARD DRILLING KEEP FIT FOR liO.'.IE ADash-- of Hard Formation Make the Drilling Very Slow Excellent Indica- SLOGAN OVERSEAS -s i Ssl S I jr- - ' tions or Oil and Gas. sinnjnriwviiIII VIE1 Eds Chocolate 1 7(im The drilling at the well of the Pershing' Issuts Order Designator Valley Oil Company continues, but V. M. C. A. te Supervise the progress is very slow. The rock l mi, , Athletics, .,.n formation is so hard that only a few feet a day ran be made, and the deep- (Vlt!i Suits until March 22d) er Lhey go the harder this rock seems Paris. Oeneral Pershing's poKH'or to become. rexarillng the Y. M. C A.'s iiiiiiiiikp , is a general opinion un- There that menl nf athletic activities In I hi der this rock lies the oil in big quan- American expedltUninry force Is set Unbelievable Bargains! In the Tampico field, which tities. forin iu the fullowiiig army order: i is said to resemble, this formation "The Y. M.' C, A., with the approval cap rock is very thick, and so hard pant FREE with M1; if the iiiiiiiiander in chief, hns orgunM Ve will give extra it a long time to get that takes Ixitl a (li'pnrln t of and In reports seems athletics MONARCH suits, overcoat j, and coats through it. From this prepared to give every nxslstHnee In Your be rule everywhere, and gen- to the the development of general athlelle and pants. Furthermore, we have cut and this erally the harder thicker and the arrangement and management and stronger is the prices to sensationally low figures. - cap the larger of cuiiiMMItloiis between military units. 4r.,..,...H, flow of oil and gas. Nose has a large of ne-ltill- Several sales have recently been "It .iuiiiIht physical In iiium MADE-TO-ORDE- of deeded lands in the vicinity trained director R made piny anil other athletic activities mm FIH SUITS of the well, the price ranging from Knows4 in Its ranks In France. One of them-wil- l AND UP WITH EXTRA $25 to $200 per acre, according to the 18.00 he aitai-he- to stuff of each All foods them location. The interest grows strong- the MADE BY THE are flavored to make division and unit, mid will PANTS FREE. each day, those who are i lling er and dettlgnnted divi- palatable. All smoking tobaccos are treated are holding, the larger part of he in nrilers as the still (or unit) director, and 17IQ3ARCH TAILORIKG CO. their tracts, and the sale is made on sional athletic with some flavoring for the same reason. of the ilirlxlon ath- account of the owners being in need tinder Kiiiiervixlon officer will lie th;irs'(l with the Chicago But there is big difference in the Quality of . letic Est. 1S72 a funds respoiiHlblllly How long it will take to penetrate for the iirruiiuement, Tuxedo, iniiilin-- i of and kind of tobacco flavorings. rock is the problem now. It manageuieiit and Renerul this (lie the finest of properly aged burley tobacco, takes so much of the time to keep athletic activities iriiii.'hiiut Order your Easter Suit today. Come the tools in shape that the drill can unit." Immensity of this giant d and see the uses the purest, most wholesome and not be kept going all the time and Iu another sectlou nf the order, progress is so slow while the drill is Is made for iiiuks athletics and sale. Examine our supsrb new Spring delicious all flavorings mmsIIiI of going. According to tne estimates competitions for every iiuiii, chum-plonshl- fabrics. See our swagger new styles. chocolate! is why " Your made by geologists if there are no ac an company athletic 0 That iliiiin-plonNhl- cidents, it is possible, they say, to and oftlcliil A. K. Y. I We have them all waist seams, belts, from all In a wide variety of Kportn. Nose Knows" Tuxedo get through this formation within peg tons, etc. tobaccos by its delicious the next thirty days. However, this "Keep Kit for Home" Is now the slo. other la only a guess. gttn. If the period of ib'tiiobllUiition pure fragance. There is a report current that an- la not to be, as Doctor Molt Iiuh put Absolute satisfaction guaranteed. other company expects to bring in a It. "a period of dfiiiornllKiitlon" for, Try Thi Test: Rub a little Tuxedo rig and start drilling within the next many men, allrm tlve, const met ive briskly in the palm of your hand to thirty dnys. However, this report physical actlvltieH uiuxt Imiiieilluiely PIENZAK substituted. To a certain degree u JNO. bring out its full aroma. Then smell it has not been confirmed. Columbus lie - military drill will iini-t- ' Deming New Mexico deep delicious, Courier. itintlnuatlon of its pure fragrance the situation, but the gumes and piny,' will convince you. Try this test with tUAANm0TOSAT!Sr VOUS MONtV BC I. O. O. F. Had a Smoker Informal and coiiiietltivc, will he any other tobacco and we will let agency to meet the cull1 ) " M m 51 r) p r f ra B m F local Odd Fellows treat- found the hest k 'J - u b o r fi " c a " n .The were well-bein- Tuxedo stand or fall on your judgment. phyidcnl j i 1 fr ed to a smoker Monday night of last for "Your Nose Knows" There will he physical expression of week, when two candidates were put , Kamoni Minstrels C'omlntr through the third degree. Last night some sort, particularly during the lei-- Pesl the initiatory was put on and was Mire time of the wildicr. Shall It be; J the llHrvcy (ircuter Minstrels .Majestic the occasion of another big feed. destructive, disorderly n.id dull or whr will be seen at the constructive, orderly nml Inleresllni;? Tuc luy iiiicht. Mutch 2"ith, lire asso-Th- a It Oil Quickly! nrniT linn iluelileil fur the Imter. ciati I so.iU fn"-t-y people, all consti- - adopted a tiiiiliiliilnliii; tutu. verv creai- of the net ro It has proiirmii NothiDf; On Earth Like "Gets-I-f Tk rtrftct fw Pip biiluuce between the amount of mintrel nrofecsion, an I after ull Uie Vyl T.Wc ui Cirtu a wise Corns aud Callotes, drill necessary to maintain military ef- net "o is the nutural musician n.,. i'or Guaranteed by mil, ,f the human race and d trinu A spot of thickened skin on th. ) . : Professional: ficiency and discipline mid the amount :! t '.itinn of your foot which so ofieii of play necessary to keep men physi- the . a.'.' ement here they will spring make. walkinK an uitony. Is as easily cally stimulated, anil so the responsi- ma.., ,. easing surprise;,, mining removed toy wonderful Vits-lt- " as Directory bility for the piny side of thh pro- which w..i be the spectacular song, gram for fhe '.'.(HMMSiO men in trunce "Touch Mv Daddy's Star and Turn it m Is placed upon Y. M. O. A. athletic Buck to Blue" and "I'm 100 per cent directors, expels In their professlou. American Are You?" Powell's comedy in jail, Kirk's musical spasms E. C. Wells Moves to VAI'OHT WATSON Tes of ridiculousness, Tolliver's big j ATTOHNKYH 4NI1 OOUNM1LOM Bowie Oil Lands Test Hitch EAT AT E. C. Wells left with his family mouth, Spareribs Jones and Slim Jim Thursday for Brownwood, Tex., where Baker Block Spruce Street The air is vocal with the refrain of Austin will keep the house in an up-- 1 thou will make their home for an in the coming oil era, and the hcutt roar while the more uignineu creoies definite period, while Mr. Wells at sings in unison and the burden of its an, associates will render a musical a. II. YOlTNfl, V. h. on hi oil in pan of tb It.pISi song is oil ever ami always program of a variety and intensity.; tend! to interests that Hrtdiiit Ur.aS with Bolton's Inno state. Thev will V.lrtnr? Ooliafa und the drooping spirit, weary never heard here before. nf th. .tar long waiting, to the sweet con- eventually return to Deming, and Mr. Residence I'hone 222 , rises A cord and is glad. How precious is the Well's office on Spruce street will be OIBe. it Dml.. fati Transfer. lii'iiplile advertisers are ri'lialilc. Call answered promptly day oroight jewel of hope, nnd Bowie holds that maintained during his absence, with jewel plucked from the encircling' Dr. Risley in charge. fields of oil whose very desert and Soldier Shot by Woman Dem'mg's Best W. C. HAWSON Colored Mr. Wells was one of the first d face is a true earnt-s-t of t'allii. r.Mra OIT I.Ike ILa.ua Peel! IINDKKTAKKtt re- Demingites to become interested in its buried treasure. "Which, like the Mary White, a colored woman any hard or soft corn anywher. on Eating the Texas oil field, in fact was prob- KMHll.MKB toad, ugly and venomous, wears yet a siding near the lumber yard of your to. lxxik ' ihl" picture. precious jewel in head." Shakes-- ! Company, shot and A few drops nf llois-Il- " did tlis only one in this city to fore- Avenue Deming, M. M. its cnirn-- s ably the Silver time, work. Thn cnllus loose from House see an lonir aao as last spring what ptjare, the noblest mind of all dangerously injured Hurt Cioodnll of ilia true llesh. No Irritation what- words 300 years ago, hut Twenty-Fourt- You veel off in field. He has spoke these the h Infantry, about ever. the callus rlitht was coming the new .. It HUUHEH t. A. HUOHIB or n lust tike a liuiinnu peel peacefully, money it does not require the genius 0 o'clock Wednesday evening. She been gradually putting his HUGHES BROTHERS Shakespeare to tell in homelier i:iinissly. "Uet.-l- f does the s.ime Kastlund and fired several shots, but only one took thlnir to any corn, without the us. into leases around Fire Insurance phrases the piomise of the Bowie ,if cilckv plasters, trrlini l.ur salve., Brownwood, also the money of effect. A wound wns made in 'he hip tape. and Abstract nnd Conveyancing field. Kreusy ointment, or biindllav Demingites who have caught why we happy in anticipa- of the soldier, which was not thought There's no f u.slnir ii" knife, no 8 other And are t' Phone 2.IC 1 15 Spruce Street scissnrs to use. V.cts-l- I. used by : the fever, and this money is now tion? Do you know that all eyes are to be serious. millions. It's rommon ene, to bring home the reward of turned, our way that leasers nnd From the best reports it seems that and It never fulls. Tr..-- It, prove It. about "Oet.-lt,- money, Super-Cookin- g One lease in the locators and prospectors are busy in doodall had been gambling and had " the irunranteed. hia foresight. bnk r, the oni: sur Brownwood territory would have EDGAR HEPP the field; that money is subscribed in "gone broke." He sent over to the wny.cnst. inns trirlnst any dnn More. Prompt, Cheerful generous ami equipment M l y K. A Co.. rijIcnito.llL ! less than a week ago AGENCY measure woman to borrow more money, and 'I'd Iyiwriic brought $36,000 now work Service accept ' ready right here and to she refused U V. him have the moil- - if Mr. Wells had seen fit to GENERAL INSURANCE under- mmI ill I huiiing and ns'iinittieudoii n and bring in the oil sands that and, ac- - but he declined the offer. ey. He came over himself wiiilil's liest remedy by Hnssci i PHONE 97 or 126 lie the field at several horizons as the isrn cor.linj to her .story, made several ; proven by the test well of the II. S. ln-us- t'o. threats and drew a knife, when she The Place to Go Thrift tisinail us win the war and Oil & Refining Co., nnd that the com- I. . COOK, M. I). ing will work in full drew a revolver and opened fire. i week see this tviii hah .i take full advantage of a ti-- swing. these oil sands test high Courier. IlI'Mpliii' advei ei s are reliiilile. 218 N- - Glass, Sec- Physician and Surgeon That Silr ivk.jrious peace Carter in petroleum 30 gallons to the ton a Specialty retary of the Treasury. IHsiiises of Children rich in paraffin nnd the volatile ele- Office Cody Theatre Itldg. ments that yield 30 per cent gasoline , Itwlili'iici. No. 72.1 and valuable derivatives. Thut this stratification underlies the entire Bowie basin and has been estimated MISS I.I SMITH engineers to aggregate millions of L by .V5 ANGLLD tons of this character of sands und 1$ Prcpi Graduate Nurse companies '.''iFriuprnflSfaX UtfJ W2D. CLARK, that numerous other and v Vl II in interests will do as the V. S. Oil v I 1'holio L'TS J(KI S. Silver Ave. FREE SAFETY people are doinr., nnd that right ALL CEP0T CA3 PASS THF OOf R away. Garoklnconnecficii They will work the oil sands to im- wt t(rvvv w i iitsAt s. v vrss btiii y wn profit and simultaneously "TTHEHOussorcoMreur . mense 14 T.l -- T.S A HING LEE strike for the "big oil" at greater NO MATTER MOW ATFVV DEPOSIT FOR depths from which the sands are im- '3 at our experts PABTICULAfi YOU ArtE.NOPi pregnated. HOW MUCH YOU PAY, YOU Staple and Fancy Groceries, Candles "Patienqe! It will not now be CArMOT OBTAIN G0EATE1 UtrbuAMT rVft. COMFORT THANTMI3 Chlnesr and Japanese Goods. long; watch the sandy hourglass till off the hours." HOUSE PROVIDES. LIBERTY Hlng Lee tfldg. Silver Ave And watch another kind of sand YOUR that's it oil sand. It will pay you. Bowie Chronicle. RUI.KOAD TRAIN RCIIEUl'LE Population of Columbus is 1.280 raelftr BONDS Southern C. R. Rogers, precinct constable, Rastlirtiind Arrive Iept. just completed the taking of the DEMING ROLLER MILLS B15 has a. n. 0.05 census of the civilian population of n.s.n 12.01 12.10 the village of Columbus and finds p. m. B..W 7.15 that there are 1.280 bonafide resi- Flour and Feed Our new plan for handling Liberty Bonds WestlMtiind dents, in addition to the military. a. m The trustees ordered this census that Aalt for Deming Milled Produc- t- the Best Always against loss of unregistered n. m. 10.05 10.15 they might take advantage of the guards you p. m. 8.i 8.20 new law recently enacted giving Boost Home Industry use' of our Safety Deposit Santa Fe towps with a population of fiOO or bonds, giving you Arrive P- - more the powers delegated to towns Phone 297 J. W. CLARK, Frop. licparl 10.) a. ni. which law Mayor J. R. Blair was re- Vaults absolutely without cost. p. m. sponsible for. KI I'sso A Southwestern This bill was crawn to take in Arrive Impart towns with a ?'pulatlon of 600 for I'jistlHMiinl 10.45 a 11.13 a ni reason V r B!, ir did i.M AND lost daily ni the that TELEPHONE 159 CCS. ZiNC BiRCH Inquire now -- bond are being ttolen or Wcstlmiiihl 11.15 a m 11.40 a m know what the civilian populatior of .Mails ( lime at lleniing rosteffice Coin nhiif was. and he wanted to be Ko! the West a m f.45 certain to make it small enough that The Nesch Baking Co. p in 7.40 it would take Columbus in. Now the National Bank For the F.ast a m 8.30 only thing necessary for Columbus to Deming p m 5.35 do to get the full advantage of the Doming' Only First CUm Bakery Kilver City a m 0.45 law is to have Mr. Rogers file a cer- For Kincon and PAUL NCSCH. Ordcts SaliHted - DEMING, NEW MEXICO p ra 5.35 tified statement of the census with Manner county Trinidad nnd AlliiliUeriiie..p m 5.35 the village clerk and also the 0EMINC NEW MrXICO Hondiile-Ilermalia- s, Tyrone, a til 915 clerk. Courier.

i THK DEMINU GRAPHIC, TUESDAY. MARCH II. lilt.

OLD TIMERS CELEBRATE

Seventh Annual Kanquet of Pioneer Livelieat la History of the Orgai.tiatioa

No Oil of Joy Flowed. But the Weil-Know- n Amy "99.9" Seemed We to Cm Iky I v?A Serve I'urpoae Twenty-ai- x member of the Old Timers' Aaaociation, composed of men who have aeen thirty year or more of residence in Luna county, Oil StocM for. Yon met in annual session at Julius Roach' home on South Gold avenue and enjoyed banquet that made up in sparkle what it lacked in old-tim- e fluid conviviality. It is a custom of the old timers' organisation to meet EL PASORANGER stock is oracticattr all sold, March each year with their president. Mr, Rosch waa ejjeted president at their 20th is the last day on which you banquet at the Harvey house last I spring. ' can buy this stock $ per share. Member at the banquet were Jas. II. Tracy, J. A. Mahoney, S. Lind- - auer, B. Y. r.dward Pen- nington, Frank DeLauney, Sr., Frank Ocean Oil & Refining is being gobbled I share. DeLauney, Jr., N. A. Bolich, Frank up $ per Wyman, Walter BirchfieUI, Arthur RaiMiel. Henry Raithel, Albert Field, I. A. Burdick, Thomas Marshur, The John Deokert, Charles Tossell, lltrry Createst Name Fliesham, J. D. Todhunter, Be-- t I ar-se- n, J. B. Heudrick, Harry vYt.dthill. In Coodv-Lan- d F. H. Matthews. John Stinson, George Leffler nnd Come in and let us tell you about it. Otto Leupold were the onlv members absent. Henry Raithel, Albert Field tind Walter Birchfield were present ut their first meeting, having arrived at the thirty-yea- r eligibility mark since lust year's meetinir. Members who have died in the past Deming Oil Exchange vetir were Joseph McGrorty and John Corbott. The meeting wns the most lively Headlight Building. and generally successful in the his- H. DIAL, Manager. r tory of the organization, which came into being seven years ago, their first banquet being at the Rosch home. At that time only those who were resi- dents of the county prior to 188.1 were In the world nat-- admitted to membership, but as death XO'y'r thinned their ranks this was amended urally has to have f to thirty years' residence, whirh will FOR I RENT a package worthy keep the ranks recruited as long as MAYBE THE SOLDIER a the oiganization sees fit to continue. t M f FOR KENT house. Phone of Its contents. '1 he entire absence of any liquid joy I IJACSlTIPn111AllS II 292- - J. S. Kerr S-- seemed to have no effect whatever on DOESN'T GO TO CHURCH ( the veterans, some of whom carried t One Cant a word Mch Uua. LOST i So look for LOST Bunch "key." on in a perfectly outrageous manner, 4 Minimum rate, J 5c of RetunT'to Cash must accompany copy. Graphic office. 8-- 1 8f it is said, leading some to inquire But These Figures J t now Will Prove IllumU LOST Bunch of keys. to VRIGLEY5 what sort of qualities are to be 4-- Return natlng to the Skeptic Only 8 found in the famous "5)9.99. One FOR SALE Graphic office. to the scaled pacta that 1 effect it certainly had and that was to 4,523,343 Attend. tXi ,B inspire frequent outbursts of Joyful FOR SALE Several residences, on WANTED toola'u I 1 easy terms. l song, in which the whole company Also several brick WILL BUY any amount of furniture! 1 Thsr.wtiy V store buildings on Silver avenue, for participated. J. A. Mahoney led these If every man, woman and child In musical instrument, tools, cloth- 22 congregational efforts, and he and B. rent. See H. G. Bush, at Foxworth-Galbrait- h the state of Texas, plus the entire lumber office. ing. Chickens, livestock taken in ex- Tae Flavor Lasts! 1 . Mckeyes, w Birchfield and alter imputation of New Orleans, La., were change for furniture. 604 W. Pine; fi Tracy FOR SALE OBbouro t. disc har- Jim particularly distinguished to In going to themselves by sweet singing. unite church on one row,' has 16 discs, tongue truck, is phon 659. their Sunday the Walter Birchfield also entertained moblliKiitlon would still be in good price Two pure- less repair, $40. WANTED You to ask our driver with a narrative discourse on hi ad- than the attendance ut religious bred Hereford bull calves. Carl meetings In about finished family work. We "It'e warm and rr.y, nnd something ventures of early days when he was the Army Y. M. C A. Esch, Hondule. SOLDIER BOY KICKS like home there. Isn't It?" particularly adept at the use of a buildings In the Southern department can do ymir work to suit you. 10-ll-- 4t FOR SALE Dark and light thoro-bre- d "Yes, air." from May, 1017. to December 31, 1018. Eicelaior Laundry. ' Barred Rocks, eggs $1.60 to "Where do you set vour cigarette, A year ago a local photographer The total attendance at 24.7tK) such WANTKli Clothes to Rest AGAINST began taking of photographs of $2.00 per 15. South of Deming 10U launder Y.M.G.A. enndy. etc.?" the meetings In the "V" huts waa 4X13,34.1. work done at moderate prices. Leave ull the members of the Old Timers according to figure compiled by the mi. and east IVi mi. G. Hoskins. "The W air." Association, many of which are auto addros at Oraphlc. tf.'J "You're always Hinting what religious work department of the Army sure of graphed and now bound in an album You phone let 8rve It en Toait With a Garnish of 'you T. M. C. A. at Shu Antonio, Tex. Second hand furniture for sale at WANTED to 87 aad want there?" Ht the chumber of commerce. The ' Scotch Ca-tai- n bargain Call 711 S. Copper ns wash feather pillow 26a Blessings, but the "Yes, Kir." li'e is not complete, however. At these meetings 74.4ri7 soldiers re- prices. your at bet-- . "Stump" Him. "You tro to the movies ,.nU a real Jus. Tracy presided as toastmaster quested prayer n number greater or phone 137. each. They come out like new or ahow occasionally?" I in place of Edward Pennington, the than the population of Oklahoma city. SPRINGTIME, cleanup time, paint ter. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY "Yes, sir." secretary. Following the banquet The number of Chrlstlnu decisions time. We have bargains in paint. BLANKETS "If every kick mid kius-- against the The Lennox Co. Phone bTi. 3-- 1 St "Who runs them?" , the following officers were elected for made hy these soldiers was Y. M. C. A. overseas We handle Blankets carefully and service could air." ensuing more number 1 PUMPS. We have a variety of styles, "The 'Y.' the year: than the of people In give you prompt service. hare been bundled iim mi Aiuerliuu n I'aso, and can save you money; also pipe. "ltocsn't cost ymi i,t. does It?" Kdward Pennington, president; J. Tex. Christian purpose re-- ' captain I IiIm The Lennox Co., 212 S. Silver. 3-- 1 of Phone 87. Eu'ellsior Laundry know treated one case In "No. sir." A. Mahoney and B. Y. McKeyes, vice newed by soldiers at such meetings couiany there would e mure lu the There wns nnnlhcr paiie. uud the presidents reached the big totul of tHJ.581, air of what the did aud less of n 'V boy 'a face wns redder mid his cxpres-alu- The next meeting will be held Mar. The number of personal what they fnil.il to do." said Jolm M. Christian softer. Then : 11, 1920, at the home of Edward Interview which the "Y" Currlu of Melrose, Mum., who In secretaries lit Just "If you don't mind, sir, I'd like to were able to have with , home from operating Red Triangle, the men as see that letter again." they visited the. buildings was MIS.'JtO, hum lu the CulnlM and Yprca sectors. Without u word he took It from the THOSE SOUTHERN I.KiHTS or equal to ibe "omhlncd population The censor one evenliiK came across officer's tin lid. tore It once across, and 'of Dallas, Fort Worth and Houstuu, letter from a hoy to his folk hack droppluK it Into the hnsket tnuile his St. Louisan Writes to Offer Solution , Tex. These secretaries also secured home. In which the "Y" was panio-- salute, turned on his heel and walked to Mystery from the men a number of other for- - and served ou toast with a garnish of out. ward-ste- p decisions. Including fol- all the Scotch blessings uud reverse W. M. Valentin writes the Graphic the The Day of lowing: To reud the Bible, 111,10.1; to Kiigllsh the hoy had on hniid. Now from St. Louis offering a solution for pray, 34,007; temperance, 4,080; the ecu Mr In a pretty tired man, and Lice, Lice. Lice. the mystery mentioned in this paper r 0.S42; perxomil purity, I should not hlumed If Mr. you feeding lice recently in connection with the mys- have him he Cattlemen are antlKambllug, G,n2Ti. had let that letter go. Hut there wan or cattle this spring ? Feed is hifth terious animated lights seen in the ! ' people. Records from November 1, 1917, to The Builder Here au eitra strong touch of exaggeration and perhaps you could save from one-;- ! southern sky by Colorado It is will be the Coloru-doa- n December 31. 1018, show that 1.880 lu It that roused the censor' sense of to one-hal- f of your bill bv remembered that Bible classes were organised Justice. k:iiing those lice on yo."- - cattle. If who inquired about the lights with a total enrollment of 4.1,01:! men. So he Kent tlie letter to the capiatl) you don't believe this asl: some who suggested that they were airplanes These ciussea held 15.00.1 of the boy's company and the raptuln Hve tried it. practicing at night along the border. sessions and had an I With the war at an end the south- attendance of .H.'i.riim. It was i called the boy In. Thla la the couver- - This is the time of year l .lip Here is Mr. Valentin's guess: not until .. enough. far- - May 1, 1918. that records were made atiou Unit followed : A diunine vat is easilv built and "Easy He sees from west is due for greatest period of de- ' of the number of teachers used at "bid you w rite this letterr where one does not have need of it n Colorado the 'Star of Hope' aris i m these classes, hut from that time to 1 "Tea, air." j alone several in thfi community could frm the omnipresent optimistic velopment, and the wise home bi ilder December .'II were 1.440 Head it ovei Is anything construct one together, The county P'nt of all Pcmmgites, illuminating :here soldier there 1,838 there you'd like to fhmitre before it sifent can furnish vou a blue print ,h sky and attracting wise men to teachers and civilian teacher is to have his day. It is the turn of engaged In conducting the classes. U entV and will be glod to give you any oth- -' Deming. This 'Star of Hope' which "No. sir." er assistance he can illuminates the sky of the Mimbres Copies of the Scriptures distributed the man of moderate means. to Then there was a short pause. In valley is visible even from greater soldiers reached 80.n88, or one Thermite, sold only bv Xiim Wat-- 1 far-o- ff every person In whli h en , t ii i distances than Colorado, it each for the states of You need not go further than this the ii studied the boy ' Is a New and the boy set his Jaw stubbornly, i kins. Iltive preventative of can be seen from all parta of the Mexico anit Arlsotui. Religious Nothing exjieri- - given Finally: j frown radiators. United States." literature out from June 1. 1018, office to buy the best building mate- mental It. to 31 "Where did ymi net this letter?" about Jet some. N. F. Chapman of this city, how JVcember numbered noft,249 "The 'Y.' sir." ever, doet-n'- t believe those lights came pieces. I rial that can be bought anywhere, at Itailistors cannot freeze If you use Visiting "Who yon I lie "star of hope." "I saw those lights sick soldiers was a part of ctue iiiier?" Thermite. Unv It at Sam W'atkius' The 'V.' sir." i from anything so abstract a the the duty of religions work secretaries, p ices that cannot be beaten. And garage. and period I'at odd time all last summer from my for the for which records ranch at Myndus," he declarer, "and were kept the number of such visits you get, free, the most expert building so did any number of people. We made was IKM1.102. almost equal to the decided that it was airplanes out for population of Colorado with most of j advice in the. southwest. night practice, as they seemed to be .he ieople In Kaunas City, Mo throwu doing stunj t times, just as that in to bu la nee the measure, Capt. H. G. Bush is back from SAVE e LEATHER described by that Colorado fellow : service, and has placed inti- LIQUIDS and PASTES For Black.Whife.Tanax It seems queer, though, that they war his Ox-Bloo- could be seen as far as Colorado." d (dark brown) Shoes That's a reasonable solution of the mate knowledge of building at your i KEEP mystery, but there's one thing against disposal. He will also be YOUR SHOES it. That is that whereas no airplanes j glad to see were known to be operating around The Graphic NEAT Columbus while the lights were on all his old friends at the office when- the job, now since the border aerial patrol station has been established Job Department; ever they drop in. ! there the light are no longer to be seen.' Any other guesses? . you to be successful, F0XW0RTH-GALBRAIT- ' If want learn Will do your commer- H to save. Acquire the habit through purchasing W. S. 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