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Hard Road to Travel.

"A newspaper makes enemies. A
single unfortunate line may wipe out
the already faint recollection of a hun.
dred nice things it may have said about
a man; single failure to be guided by
the judgment of a politician instead
Of his own conscience may make that
politician the editors enemy, regard
less of the years during which the pa
per may have contributed to the ad-
vancement of that politician; and even
though a paper may have for years
been leading factor in booming its
town this service may instantly be for
gotten if it oflends once as to disre-
the ideas of some as to public
policy. That newspaper of character
has many friends, surely is a tribute
to the intelligence of is readers, who
are broad enough to realize that one
may occasionally err and yet b- worthy
of confidence. Realizing this, the SEN
sible newspaper man goes ahead.
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Conveyance ready at all times to show
prospective purchasers property any.
where in Luna County, N, NJ.
We respectfully solicit liberal share
of your patronage.
Call and see US or write for what you
want.
By permission we refer you to The
Demlng National Bank, and The Bank
of Deming; Deming, N. NJ.
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Governors Inaugural Ceremonies.

AZ Santa Fe, N. NJ, Jan. %, 1906;
for this occasion excursion tickets will
be sold from Deming to Santa Fe and
return at rate Of one fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Jan. 2lst
and 22nd, good until Jan. 23rd, 1906.
d. A. CREAMER, Agent.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-01-19
Job Work.

Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Envelopes.
Business Cards, Visiting Cards, Mar
riage Certificates, Checks, Receipts.
Dodgers, and Handbills printed in up
to date style and on short notice at the
Graphic office.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-01-19
Seats the Music Cure.

"To keep the body in tune" writes
Mrs. Mary Brown, 20 Lafayette place,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y,'I take DR.. King 9
New Life Pills. They are the most re-
liable and pleasant laxative / have
found" Best for the stomach, liver
and bowels. Guaranteed by all drug.
pists, 2bc.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-01-19

Many are the stories and traditions
in regard to the prehistoric ruins of La
Gran Quivera. We beneve there are
two or three old ruins that bore this
name. They were, of course. towns
rolling in wealth, glittering with gold,
brilliant with gems, and surrounded by
mines of fabulous richness. In the vi
cinity of one of these old ruins, three
MeXcans have uncovered ledge and
believe they have uncovered the source
OF the towns traditional wealth. We
hope they have found what they have
so long believed in and have so earnest.
ly sought.
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We sit together on he bench,
And her lips would loot,
For Mabels what you call peach,
And am fond of fruit.
And though an army met our sight
We need not feel alarmed
For though my arms are wasted, quite,
Her waist is doubly armed.
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A Certain Cure for Group.

When child shows symptoms of Group
there is no time to experiment with new
remedies, no matter how highly they
may be recommended There is one
preparation that can always be depend
ed upon. 1t has been in use for many
years and has never been known to
fail, viz: Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Mr. NJ. F, Compton of Market, Texas,
says Of it, IL have used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in severe cases of Group
with my children, and can truthfury
say it always gives prompt relief" For
sale 10y all druggists.
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Mr.. f. W. Baker the artist, will
soon leave US, and those of our citizens
who have not patronized him. will soon
find their opportunity to Ubtain first.
class photographs gone. He will remain
here for few days longer, and now is
the time to visit his gallery.
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Parliamentary elections are now the
order of the day in England. They be.
gan on the 18th and will continue all of
this week, and perhaps as long as they
used to vote for Gen. jackson at Old
time elections in the South. So far
the contest seems to be in favor of the
present government.
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Cooke Chapman. A. l.. Sangre. c. l.. Baker
Commission
Merchants
AND DEALERS IN
Real Estate and
Personal Property

We are prepared to buy your
property or to sell you what you
want, whether it be an
Alfalfa and Fruit Farm,
Hay Ranch,
Stock Ranch,
Residence,
Town Lots,
Buggy,
Horse,
Milk COW,
or what not.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-01-19
For Rent.

One siA room house, convenient for
two families, Enquire of Judge Pen.
nington at the post office.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-01-19

Marshall Field, the merchant million
aire, Of Chicago, died on Tuesday of
this week.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Southern Pacific.
LOCAL TIME.

Southern Pacific
LOCAL TIME.
- EAST HOUND
No. "a. Golden State Limited for Denver. Kan.
sas City, St Louis and Chicago. II 80
u.
No. lO.-Sunset Express for New Orleans. New
York, Chicago St. Louis. Cincinnati
Washington and all points east 3.l5
y. m.
- WEST BOUND -
No. 9.-Sunset Express for Los Angeles San
Diego. San Francisco Portland and all
coast line points 1856 a. m.
No i3. Golden State Limited for Los Angeles
bakersfield Sacramento. and all San
joaquin valley points. 562 .. m.
Santa Fe.
wEsT.
Arrives, 0 a. m, Leaves 9:lj a. m.
EAST
Arrives. $40 p. m. Leaves g.3Op. m.
E. P. as. w. RR.-
Arrives 545 D. m, Leaves 7: n. m.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09
COIN IS BURIED
IN THE SOUTH
Cash and Stamps Stolen
From San Diego PostOffice
Cached by the Thieves
ROBBERS ARE IN JAIL
Postal Inspector Has Located
Man Who Claims to Know
Where the Loot Is Hidden
spEfrA1. n1spArcH 70 rHE CALI.

SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 IJIE CALL
OCEANSIDE, April a.-That the $4,000
in cash and stamps stolen from the San
Diego postoff1ce a few weeks ago Is
buried in one of the Southern California
counties and that two men concerned In
the burglary are serving sentences In two
County jails in Southern California Is
the important information which has
been gathered here and placed in the
hands of Postoffice Inspector Frank Stew
art of San Bernardino. who Is about
ready to draw in the net.
Whether the swag is recovered depends
somewhat on how close tab. Inspector
Stewart has been keeping on the move
ments of the man who claims to know
where the treasure is. This man, whose
name is Hines, suddenly became wise
few days ago and left town
w. R. Campbell Of this city, who has
been assisting Inspector Stewart. has
Hines definitely located, and within a
short time he may be given opportunity
to divulge information officially which he
has already alleged to have impaired to
at least one man here.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09
CALLS PEABODY
ROGERS PUPPE1

NEW YORK, April s.-Giving the lie
direct to Charles a. Peabody. president of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Samuel Untermeyer. counsel to the Pol
icyholders' Protective Association in this
country, denounced him as a fgurehead
CT the gan-Rogers-Standard Oil finan-
cial clique and said that Peabody had
been put into the insurance company for
the purpose of protecting his employers,
n. H. Rogers and others, from civil and
criminal prosecution for misappropriation
of the policy holders money. -
"Peabody's selection" said Untermeyer.
was due entirely to the domination of
the Morgan-Rogers influence in the Mu-
against the McCurdys which he has be-
gun under the direction of that crowd are
not intended to be prosecuted, but are for
the sole purpose OF humbugging the pub
lie and enabling the shrewdest body of
men in the country to escape
Untermeyer's startling accusations were
contained in a letter he wrote to Thomas
II. d. Berridge of London. a member of
the European Policyholders' Association.
Whether 1t was intended as such 1t was
q reply to letter Peabody wrote to d. c.
Haldeman, manager for the Mutual Life
in England, in which, for the purpose OF
bolstering up the company's business in
Europe, Peabody declared emphatically
and in detail that he was not Morgan,
Rockefeller or Hartman man. as asserted
by the sensational newspapers. He omit
ted mention OF II. II. Rogers
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09
MORMONS GUST
TWO APOSTLES
Taylor and Cowley, Who Re-
fused to Attend Smoot
Investigation, Are Dropped
SUCCESSORS SELECTED
One of Them Formerly Had
Two Wives, but at Present
Time He Has Only One

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
SALT Lake. April S.-John W. Taylor
and Matthias F. Cowley, the two Mormon
apostles who fled the country three years
ago rather than testify in the Smoot In
vestigation before the United States Sen
ate, We're deposed from their apostleship
by direction of President Joseph f..
Smith of the church at the annual con-
ference, which closed today. 1t was
stated to the people that Taylor and Cow
ley had resigned, but it is known to
everybody that the designations were
forced, because the two men have taken
plural wives since the manifesto suspend
Ing polygamous marriages. 1t is also
claimed that President Smith wrote them
and ordered them to go to Washington
and TESTIFY in the Smoot case, and that
rather than confess to their recent
polygamous marriages the two men de-
ned the president of the church and re-
fused. They are in the Mormon settle
ment in Alberta, Canada.
Senator Smoot, it is claimed, has been
insisting for two years that the two men,
whose course has caused him so much
trouble, be deprived of their high &C.
clesiast1cal positions. He did not attend
the conference. but its result Is regarded
as a victory for him
Three new apostles were appointed to-
night. They are Orson F. Whitney,
George f. Richards and David o.. Nc
Kay All three, it is claimed. are now
monogamists. Whitney once had two
wives His first wife died and he i'm
mediately married legally his second
wife.
Taylor, one of the accused men, mar
ried two sisters in one day since the
manifesto, and took them to Canada with
him, leaving his three previous wives in
Utah. The sisters had barely attained
their majority, while Taylor was past
middle age. He is a son Of John Taylor.
who was Brigham Young's Immediate
successor as president of the Mormon
church
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09
BRYAN BOOM
IS LAUNCHED
IN new YORK
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
NEW YORK, April S.-That William
Jennings Bryan will be the logical candi-
date for the Democratic Presidential
nomination in 1908 is the belief that is
finding hearty expression among promin-
ent members Of the Democratic Club.
To discover sentiment throughout the
country and fortify their party against
what they describe as dangerous So
cialistic movements" they have decided
to make their organization a national
one, whose chief aim for the present will
be to unite all branches of the party in
preparation for the next Presidential
campaign.
The prediction was made today that
Mr.. Bryan would be doomed as the only
Democratic Presidential timber in sight
at the Jefferson day dinner in the Wal
dorf-Astoria a week from tomorrow. In
one of the addresses, 1t is said, he will
be referred to as a conservative, in view
of all that has developed in political
way since he last stood before the public
as candidate. 1t viii be stated that
he regards his old silver issue as untimeIy
and to be discarded for other issues of
greater national Importance and public
interest.
As soon as Mr.. Bryan lands in New
York at the close of his trip around the
world, 1t is said, he will make public
statement setting forth his attitude on
public questions.
Although Mr.. Bryan Is not due in New
York for several months. the members
of the Democratic Club and other prom
inent Democrats are already discussing
plans for rousing reception to him. 1t
is likely that a big dinner will be given
in his honor, to which Democrats from all
parts of the country will be invited.
ACc0rfinp the arguments of the
members of the club what was regarded
as radicalism four, eight and twelve
years ago has, in the light Of recent
economic developments, become actual
conservatism, and Mr.. Bryan. therefore,
they reason, is conservative Democrat.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09

that has been flowing into Zion for SO
many years."
CONGREGATION Is UNANIMOUS.
lie asked the congregation if it wished
to return TO the Dowie regime or pre-
fcrred to follow aim and the business
committee Of twelve overseers which he
had appointed and all OF whom were in
a unit in the action taken deposing
Dcwie. His answer was an emphatic ac-
quicscence in all that had been done for
Zion since the movement against Dowie
was begun.
In bringing his announcement Of Dowie
to close Overseer Voliva said:
If you want TO stand for downright
lying, hypocrisy, shameful misuse of
money, keep your seats, but all of those
present VINO are tired Of his lying, his
exaggerations, his Misrepresentation, his
inconsistencies. his hypocrisy and his
gross ignorance Of all business laws and
principles, stand up as an evidence Of
their announcement of Dowie and his
methods"
The response to this request was in
stantaneous, every one in the building
rising.
Voliva then requested all present to
keep away from the railway station next
Tuesday. when Dowie is expected to reach
Zion City.
Il don't want you to go down there
and listen to his egotisticalN harangue, -
said Voliva IF he should try any of his
spectacular antics on his arrival here we
viii soCn put stop to it,
After the meeting the $50 Zion guards
employed to keep order in the city were
sworn IN TO support Voliva-
A message was received from Dowie
this afternoon stating that he would
reach Zion City Tuesday morning and
ordering Shiloh House, his home in Zion,
TO be prepared for his homecoming. Vo-
liva, after reading this message, stated
in emphatic terms that Dowie would not
be allowed to enter the door Of what was
formerly his Zion City home.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09
SLAVES HANDS
ARE CUT OF f.
Alleged Frightful Mutilation
of Six Thousand Natives
in the Congo Free State
BELGIAN KING BLAMED
Governor of Massachusetts,
Asks President to Inter-
cede to End the Atrocities
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
NEW YORK, April Sit was announced
this, afternoon in a peoples meeting in
the Church Of the Epiphany that an ap-
peal hadDbeen made to the United States
by Governor Curtis Guild Jr. of Massa-
chusetts to intercede against the atroci-
ties being practiced in the Congo Free
State under the rule of King Leopold of
Belgium. Guild is vice president OF the
Congo Reform Association.
The Rev. Herbert s. Johnson, pastor Of
the Warren-street Baptist Church of Bos-
ton. said he had left his pulpit for three
months in order to tour the country and
obtain the facts about the terrible crimes
that are being perpetrated In the Congo
Free State.
II got my information" DR.. Johnson
said, from the report of King Leopold's s
own commission of inquiry and from
Protestant and Catholic missionaries. The
report states that IN six months 60O0 right
hands were cut off from subjects whom
King Leopold compelled to work for him
without remuneration. These slaves were
guarded by an army whose soldiers were
provided each with a chicotte. This instru-
ment Of torture is made of strips of green
hippopotamus hide. which are twisted and
dried and made into a whip. The spiral
edge of each strand when the whip hard
ems is as keen as knife blade. When a
slave falls short In his days work he is
stripped and held face downward, while
the chtcotte Is applied. Ninety lashes Is
the usual punishment. In many instances
death results before full punishment is
meted out.
Soldiers ordered to shoot the men who
failed to work expended their cartridges
on game. When this was discovered the
soldiers were ordered to bring back the
right hand of a slave for each empty
cartridge"
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09
TEXANS STAND BY Dow1E.
Deposed First Apostle Addresses q
Gathering in San Antonio.

Gathering in San Antonio.
SAN ANTONIO, April S.-Dr. Dowie
and his party left tonight shortly be-
fore o'clock for st. Louis. The train
was delayed at San Antonio and this
was taken advantage of by the local
Zionites, who arranged for meeting
at which Dr. Dowie spoke. Previous to
the coming Of Dowie, l.. c. Hall, pastor
of the local Zionist church, made Wig
orous address, in which he defended
DoN,ie at every point. Preacher Hall
made the statement that every man and
woman and child in Texas who was
connected with the Zionist movement
indorsed everything that the first
apostle" had done, and believed thor
oughly in his innocence.
When Dowie entered the hall the
audience arose and sang hymn of
praise He walked down the center
aisle, bowling and uttering God be
with thee" For ten minutes Dowie and
the audience prayed together to Danish
the devil fromNZion.
Then Dowie told his story to the ex-
pectant people. His entire address was
centered about the subjects of polyg-
amy and the conduct of his wife. The
audience was with him in all that he
said, even when he bitterly disparaged
Mrs. Dowie.
"A
Dowie had been speaking about twenty
minutes, when Mrs. Emma Rapp and
her husband arose and faced the apos-
tie, The audience craned their necks
forward in tense excitement
'Have you anything TO say, sister,"
said the pastor.
IT lived in your house for number
OF years." said the woman, "and I want
to tell these people here that never was
there a kinder husband or a better
Christian gentleman. I want to say,
also that when your every act was one
OF kindness and consideration to Mrs.
Dowie, she made life insufferable for
you by her insane jealousy and fend-
ish perversity. I often wondered how
you could be SO kind under the condi-
tions that existed. I make this state
ment of my own free will because God
has told me to speak
Dowie closed with an appropriate
peroration, in which he declared that,
so long as breath remained in his body,
he would fight for the rehabilitation of
Zion.
81 have not long to live" he con-
cluded, but i pray that God may spare
me just long enough to win this fight
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09

Try the United States Laundry 1904
Market street. Telephone South 420.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09

wood, Pettibone and ST. John. officers of
the Western Federation of Miners, held
in the Boise prison in connection with the
murder of former Governor Steunen-
berg of Idaho and to raise funds to
assist in their defense. The pavilion
was packed After the meeting the
throng. including many women. march
ed in the wake of the band to the juno
tion of Market, Third and Kearny
streets to deliver to the morning news
papers the resolutions adopted The
red flag waved above the assemblage as
it gathered at the junction of the
streets. -
The gathering at the pavilion was
presided over by Fred Seibert of the
Tailors Union. He announced after
the speechmaking that cash to the
amount of s29S35 had been contributed
and that subscriptions of $67.25 had
been made. This, with whatathe unions
had donated, would make total of $500
to go toward the defense of the ac-
cused miners, he said.
George Holmes, p. III. Mccarthy,
Franklin Jordan and George Speed were
the speakers. They all denounced the
authorities of Colorado and Idaho for
the Incarceration and kidnapping Of the
imprisoned miners and declared that Ia
Dor throughout the country would not
tolerate any injustice toward them.
Mr.. Mccarthy said Governor Gooding
should more properly be called Gov
ernor Pudding" because of the manner
in which he had allowed Meyer aud his
associates to be treated. He said labor
in every corner of the country should
voice its protest.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing
the Mine Owners Association of the
West and protesting against the pro-
ceedings in the case of Meyer Hay
wood, Pettibone and ST. John.
e. S. Morgan of Denver addressed the
assembled members of the Industrial
workers at Lottas Fountain.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09
san Franciscnn Is Drowned.

SACRAMENTO, April S.-Caleb LIE
Deux, sewing machine agent recently
from San Francisco. was drowned in a
small lake near Sacramento today. He
was fishing and accidentally slipped
down q steep bank into eight feet of
water. He was unable to swim and
sank AS he made no outcry, a compan-
ion near by did not know of the acei-
dent until he saw the dead body float
ing near the shore.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09


McGinty could not. Motions for
silence had their effect, and he
was well advanced in his speech,
the flag fluttering above him,
when the police were called.
Policeman Jack Steiner and De-
tective Tom Ryan came from the
Hall of Justice, and at Kearny and
Geary streets were joined by
Policeman w. ]. Cavanagh. The
three officers hurried through the
crowd, and, gaining the base of
the statue, Ryan reached up,
seized the flag and pulled it from
where it had been tied. When he
passed the banner to Steiner he
ordered Holmes to come down.
The latter refused and he was
pulled TO the ground.
RYAN TEARS DOWN BANNER.
At sight Of Ryan's actions howl arose
eye furious mob was pressing forward.
Stelzner was seized and knocked about
by those who endeavored to regain pos
session of the flag. Cavanagh and Ryan
came 10 his assistance and a hand to
hand struggle ensued. Clubs and fists
few thick and fast and men went down
only TO arise again and continue the bat
tie.
Finally the odds became too great for
the policemen and the banner passed into
the hands Of its owners. Detective Ryan
still held on TO Holmes and resisted all
efforts to lose him as a prisoner. Mean
while Steiner and Cayanagh continued
to drag the men who remained on the
statue to the ground. Before this was
accomplished Steiner received a vicious
kick in the chin, but Cayanagh escaped
without serious injury.
Attention was withdrawn from the foun-
tain at this iuncture, for it was noticed
that Ryan was backing out of the crowd
with his charge. swinging his club right
and left as he went. Loud shouts called
for the surrender of the prisoner, but one
by one the men who would release him
went down under the stroke of the Off
GERS clubs. The distance to the car track
was not great, and fortunately for the
minions of the law q car was passing
An attempt to board the vehicle was
made by the police, but they were
crowded of by men who stood on the
steps eager TO witness what was going on.
PRISONERS TAKEN ON CAR.
The car continued on its journey to the
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09
UPHOLD MINERS, CAUSE.

Mass Meeting Held in Support of the
Idaho Prisoners.
Tile Industrial Workers of the World
held a mass-meeting at Woodward S
Pavilion yesterday afternoon to protest
against the prosecution of Meyer, Hay
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09
WORKMEN ARE TO GATHER
IN SANTA CRUZ THIS WEEK

SANTA CRUZ, April s.--Great prepa-
rations are being made for the enter
tainment of the Grand Lodge of the
Ancient Order Of United Workmen to
be held here this week. Nearly all the
sessions will be held in the auditorium
of the Casino on the beach.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09
RED FLAG STARTS
FIGHT WITH POLICE
Lively Battle Waged by Mob at Market and Kearny Streets
and Three Patromen Are Injured by the Missiles.

Continued From Page /. Column :.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-09
LANDSLIDE
ON TEHACHAPI LINE

LOS ANGELES. April S-Another land
slide at Tehachapi this afternoon greatly
delayed the efforts to clear the tracks
OF the Southern Pacific and added hum
dreds of tons of dirt to the already large
obstruction on the tracks. Without a
moments warning the earth rolled from
the mountain just at the time traffic was
about to be resumed. IN
There are 15O laborers at work at the
mouth of tunnel IL, the scene of the land
slide. The work is attended with dan
ger. and force of men is. constantly on
the lookout for further slides. AT the
Southern Pacific offices late tonight word
was received from Tehachapi that no
further trouble is anticipated and the
company expects to have trains running
regularly tomorrow.