Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-07-01
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

John c. New says that Beveridge
wouldn't run for vice-president. Not
any he would drag.
Secretary McCanna is getting every
thing ready for the big territorial
fair next October.
The most recent crop review Of the
United States weather bureau shows
that the wheat crop has suffered less
than was supposed from the climatic
conditions. Speaking in a general way
the American farmer is going to have
plenty of grain to sell this year, and
is going to get big prices for IT,
A New Brunswick clergyman says
there are no female angles, and the
Phoenix, (Arizona) Democrat very for
chilly reminds him that they are found
in every household and beside every
sick bed in Arizona. And we beg to
remind him that they are also to be
found in other states. God bless EN-!
Yesterday the papers were drawn up
and signed transferring the Hustler
printing plant to Robert c. Prewitt.
Mr.. Seller will retain possession until
July LIST. The consideration was 81. 900.
Mr.. Prewitt has had experience in the
newspaper field and we gladly welcome
him again to the fraternity. Farming
ton Times.
The editor Of the Carlsbad Argus has
grasped the leading characteristic of
the country village I'VE prefer" he
says, Ito live in small town where all
the people sympathize with you in
trouble, and II you haven't any trouble,
will hunt up some for you. "-Albu-
querque Citizen.
Country people who live within their
income, rear children and keep busy
rarely seek divorces. Townspeople
who worry about social matters, live in
lodging houses, have no home life, or
who do not know contentment, are
prone to wear upon each others nerves
and divorces ensue, even If infdelity
does not result from associations
II nations can settle their differences
with honor TO one another without a
resort to violence, il ought be possible
for employers and employees to reach
satisfactory agreement by peaceble
means, by arbitrations when neither
party to the dispute can be moved by
the arguments of the other.
The government is planting trees on
the sand hills in western Nebraska.
Both pine aud cedar are being used in
the experiment. The sand hills of
western Nebraska have a moist subsoil
only few feet under the surface and
il is thought those varities Of trees will
penetrate to the moisture and thrive in
in that region.
The east cannot underst nd why
President Roosevelt, Kni blocker
bred, New York born, and dcated in
New England, finds the PEI e, the life
and the institutions Of the vest so much
more to his liking and delight than those
of the east. It's the man himself.
Roosevelt is more intensely American.
So is the west. Eastern society and
associations have so long aped those OF
Europe that they have lost the ebullient
spirit of the original American and his
faith in his destiny as the sure survival
of the fittest. - Wichita Eagle.
Be very careful of the man who
knocks mining promoter. BE very
careful Of the man who knocks the
other fellows game and recommends one
of his own. Every communit and MT
only mining communities, is infested
with knockers, usually in the form Of
mossbacks. stumbling blocks TO prog
ress. Remember that the knockers
opinion is only one mans opinion, and
he is most likely to be wrong. See il
there is not some reason for the knock
Investigate your informant.
Early in life the child shows a dispO'
sition to have little domain of its owT
some little nook or corner where the
boy can have box containing his play
things and other small trinkets, the
girl wants little trunk in which she
can keep her doll clothes and the like.
An exchange remarks that II this dispo'
sition is cultivated, little later in life
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