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New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
White Mountain Hotels C0ngested with Visitors

Mr. and Mrs McAIaster Neills. of New York.
the Profile.
Six silver cups offered by the management of
the waumbek arc offered prizes in the annual
golf tournament the Waumbck Golf Club AT
jefferson, which fegins to-day. This tournament
which promises 10 be the successful in years
IS characterized by large number of entries
Among the most prominent ones are Brice C.
Evans. of Boston. the schooboy champion OF
Massachusetts: Frederick Martin. runner-up in the
recent state championship tournament in Vermont
and one of the prominent players of the Ekwanok
club Manchester, and Charlie Brown. OF Ionk-
ers, who has been playing fast golf at Maplewood
this summer. The annual caddies' handicap will
begin on September 2. This weeks kickers handi-
cap winners will receive silver trophies presented
by DR.. S. H Austen. of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs
Austen the donors Of additional cups given as
prizes for the approaching and putting contest on
Tuesday. which by E b. Knowlton Of
New York, and Miss Neey. of Chicago
Wednesdays putting match. for which William
d'Oliver of East Orange. y. j., contributed the
prizes was by B. Preston Clark of Boston.
and Mrs Hayes T. Trowbridge, of New Haven.
Late arrivals to join the ranks of golfers here
are FL c. Richard and E. L Morrill,, of New York.
the latter being the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Dougierty, at Mountain View cottage.
Miss Compton. of Lakewood, gave q large bridge
party in the Waumbek parlors evening this
week.
THIS week the festivities at the Fabyan House
began on Monday with a shirt waist dance" and
a baseball game at Breton Woods. Tuesday there
was picnic on Mount Willard with carly
morning start. Wednesday and Friday tvs more
ball games. and Friday evening cotilion.
At North Conway this week the Kearsarge, Ran
dali. Eastman Sunset, kearsarge Hall and Centre
Villa have all contributed 10 the gayey with hops,
golf matches, picnics and many other diversions.
There have been large hops at the kearsarge and
the Eastman. and q jolly informal dance at the
Randall. a party of young persons from the Hotel
Eastman made the ascent of Mount Kearsarge
Monday and took their luncheon with them to eat
on the mountain top. A novel entertainment
the Sunset this week bundle whist, at which
every received bundle containing prize.
There a bridge party at the kcarsarge
Wednesday evening, which of the prize win
ners was II. Davenport. of New York. The North
Conway hotels will remain open until well into Oc-
tober.
Sunset Hill House. Mount Look off House, Peck
for bed and l. ri. Thursday evenings german
at the Sunset H..i House delightful affair
and was led by Nelson Tai1.nr, of Hartford and
Miss Marguerite Cassidy. OF Broohira Another
enjoyable event the leap year darre, which
terminated with supper given by the ,'ciing
women of the hotel. H. r. Royce, Of Montcair,
-. j. and n. G. Taintor "A four-ball golf
match from c. W. Royce, of Montclar. n. j.. and
A. W ingalls,. Of Lynn Miss e. Lane. Of East
Winners al Sunset Hill bridge party.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
THE WESTERN CATSKILLS.

Stamford N " Aug z--The season reached It's
height this week Golf led the attractions In
the fore part the week. interest centring In the
first annual tournament held on the Stamford
Country Clubs course. The match and handi-
cap plavs continued till Friday afternoon. when
Judge John F. Grant the president OF the Coun-
try Club awarded the prizes to the winners.
This afternoon the coaching parade was held.
All the hotels and many individuals contested for
the cups The long line OF gayly decked floats Of
women in handsome turnouts children with pony
rigs and Grotesquely arrayed vehicles made .
showing that greatly admired.
The annual ball held at the Rexmere tonight
and ninety-fve couples enjoyed the dancing
The patrons of Churchill Hall gave euchre on
Monday evening for the benefit Of the Rev. Olin
Hallock. retired Episcopal minister Of Stamford.
The prizes. which given by Mrs. Powell Mrs
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
This Is the Banner Season
of the Last Eight
Years.

Breton Woods N H.. Aug. 2e.-The situation at
fhe White Mountain resorts this week has been
one of congestion. The season, which grows later
every year. finds September the favored month.
and the large hotels destined this year be
well filed up 10 the 18th of the month. despite the
exodus of Labor Day. The banner season OF the
last eight years is this and the bonifaces are
rubbing their palms together and smiling in ex-
pectation of the autumn business. Students who
are working their way through school and col
leSe report added generosity the part OF vis-
tors the mountains that augurs well for their
coming period Of study. The garage of the Bret
ton Woods hotels is sheltering this evening over
eighty belonging 10 patrons
The Maplewood's big charity entertainment at
the Casino Thursday evening. when The Marriage
OF Miss Charity TO Nr Generosity was celebrated
and the old-fashoned country fair on the Twin
Mountain House green Tuesday. both for the
benefit OF the Littletor Hospital, were the novel
features Of the week.
The patrons Of the Mount Washington and the
Mount Pleasant responded generously TO the appeal
for aid for the Breton Woods endowment for n
bed at the Littleton Hospital and the bridge
and hearts party in the ballroom of the Mount
Washington. which Mrs. William Castor Sergeant,
Of New York. managed so successfully, more than
;ss realized. The prize winners included g
". Barron Mines Tru Winch. Cobrun. Christie
pher Ream Sherman See. Tousey, Day, Metcalf.
Chaplin seamans Thompson Morris. Hartshorne
the Misses Stout, Jurgensen. Brown ana Frost
aaG Messrs Smith, Clark Cowies and Pratt
Who have been spending part OF the summer at
Camp Caribou. in the Rangeley Lakes. arrived ON
Wednesday at Breton Woods for the remainder OF
The season.
Mapiewood has had gala week, ana the august
gayeties show no sign of waning until after LABOR
Day has called back to the city fhose Oh inc
patrons who must answer the roiicaA or Naf'o"S
educational institutions. September PROMISES ~
bring many arrivals 10 Maplewood, and soii "iil p %
The chosen autumn sport The weeks basepa
games with Forest Hin. Bethlehem ana hrs''oi.
Woods have been exciting. and ha4'ulcAp SUI
tournament furnished entertainment fof soiieis'
In the finals OF the women's handicap eoh toui :
aalneni this week .he cup was won by 1Afs D D.
Iims. OF New York.
Nrs Cabot Morse was hostess at a party gwen
fer twenty children of fle hotel and cottage III
honor of the birthday OF her seren-yeaf-oi" so'i'
Jackie Morse. wiso provided the first pafi OF 'h.
nrpetlt with Iis pictures OF pras ana
bro life and his wonderful limitations OF pro '"'es
songs and calls phonoeraph furhifheo hiue"
tun. and see cream and cake oissiPeat'u "''i.
rapid-y
relinis Is the faEorste sport al "a
Ac1fe where lonc trs1inps ana 'noahlsi'h s'''',7
ees also po,uaf with LIZ. ho-seiai oi sueS@' 4"s
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
ONCE-A-YEAR CLUBS.

The fact that The Grass Club has just held its
annual meeting for the purpose OF enjoying its
asparagus dinner has led to the mistake that this
is the only once-a-year club. There is. however,
other club that meets but once year. and that
is the A. A. Club. This consists of breeders and
friends of Aberdcen-Angus cattle. and the annual
dinner is held every year the Saturday before
the SmthfeId show. The club has its outfit
of china glass and plate the latter including many
articles and ornaments made from the noofs of
black Scotch cattle that have won championships
at Birmingham and Smithfield Each person at
tho dinner the wooden ladIe and proper glasses
for the whskey, which the CHAPMAN of the year
has To provide Every at the dinner. also.
commencing with the chairmans left, has to make
q speeeh.-London Globe,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

Manchesfer-ir-t he Mountains. Vt Aug 2e.-The
weather here this week has been more like October
than August. with clear. brisk atmosphere. Mon
day will completed the best month Manchester
mas had in its history summer resort.
Contrary TO the early predictions Of light sea-
son, il viii surpass that Of last year which was
the best Manchester had had. The closing match
at singles in the open tennis tournament on the
Ekwanok courts Monday has been about the
only formal competition in outdoor pastimes. This
was won by J. NJ. Morse, Of Worcester. the Far-
E'ard crack who defeated John Reynolds. jr~ Of
Montclair in straight More than fifty golfers
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
TEST ED.

The proprietor of a lanyard was anxious 10 fix
a suitable sign to his premises Finally. happy
thought struck him.
He bored a hole through the door post and stuck
a calfs tail into It. with the tufted end outside
After a while he a solemn faced stand
ing the door, looking at the sign The tanner
watched him a minute. and stepped out and ad-
dressed him.
Good morning. siri'' he said
Good morning. said the other. without taking
his eyes off the sign
DO you want TO buy leather?- asked the tanner.
No
Perhaps you've got some hides TO sell7''
No"
Are you a farmer?''
No"
What YOU. them
Il am philosopher I've been standing hero
for nearly hour. trying find how that
calf got through that hole."-Philadelpha Inquirer
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30

The Haines Falls section, where the park ele-
ment predomnates, is popuious and full of life
and activity.
Sunset Park Inn has promise OF late season
The vigorous ball team of that resort has peeh
winning more laurels of late. II Knocked out the
Loxhurst boys in fine style this week, with score
of 10 g.
Catskill village paper bemoans the failure or
the non-spitting ordinance there, closing the para
graph thus:
IF you expect rate gentleman, do not
ex-pec-to-rate on the sidewalk
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Shumaker. Of AmityVlIe'
Long Island. got lost in the forest near Haines
Falls last Sunday and did not get out OF the wids
until nigatfall
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30

expect to remain throughout the fall season George
Alexander, Of New York. has been the guest or
Senator SAKE. A luncheon party from Tarrytown
on Thursday consisted Of Mrs. g A Buckner, Mrs
". Roberts Miss Mary Buckner and Mrs. j. r.
Christie. Mrs. A. NJ Marsh has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormack. J. Parker Sloane gave
dinner for party O. friends Charles H Put
man, of New York IN old patron Of the lodge. is
again enioving it
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30

Sloan, Mrs Swan, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Bartan. Mrs
Case Mrs. Dodge and Mr.. Barjeck. were won by
Mrs Findlayson. Mrs Harris, Mrs. Powell. Mrs
Seeley. Mrs Case, Miss Swan. Miss Gulfoil. Miss
Angela Begley and Mr.. Rugg.
The weekly hop held at Greycourt Inn on Fri
day night was largely attended by visitors at
Churchill Hall and other hotels
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
AT PRIARCLIFF LODGE.

Briarcliff Manor. n y, Aug aa.-Mr. and Mrs. f.
j. Mccormack. Of New York. have returned. and
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30

playing daily the Ekwanok links, and
the indications that Of the largest fields
that started in the September tournament here
viii be hand for the closing tourney Of the
season. which VIII he played on September 10. II
and
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30

IA coping stone Just fell from the top moor.
Indeed? Telephone the first hoor to have ~
atr.et cleared Louisville Courier-JouruAA
, 1908-07-28
TAFT IS INFORMED OF
ACTION OF CONVENTION

Continued on page A
, 1908-07-28
A Financial strineency,

- fIHanCidi Strtn9snCy'
After ten years of the most remark
able material development and pros
perity. the. e came financialstringency,
a panic and an industrial depression
This was brought about not only by
the enormous expansion of business
plants and business investments which
could not be readily converted. but
also by the waste of capital. in extrav-
agance of living, in wars and other
catastrophies. The free convertible
capital was exhausted.
Lending Public Money.
In addition to this, the confidence OF
the lending public In Europe and in
this country had been affected by the
revelations of irregularity, breaches
OF Trust, overissues OF stock, violations
OF law, and lack Of rigid state or M
t'oual supervision In the manaxement
OF II largest cosrpra$ions. Investprs
withheld what toenab1e caletHl ~
, 1908-07-28

proper publicity regulations and super
vision OF the department OF commerce
am labor.
, 1908-07-28
A Democratic Plank.

The suggestion of the democratic
platform that trusts be ended by for
bidding corporations to hold more than
so per cent of the plant in any line of
manufacture is made without regard
to the possibility of enforcement or
the real evil in trusts. A corporation
controlling As or so per cent Of the
products may by well known methods
frequently effect monopoly and stamp
out competition in a part of the coun-
try as completely as If it controlled 60
or 20 PER cent thereof.
Compulsory Sale Impractical.
The proposal to compel every cor,
poraticn 10 sell its commodities at the
same price the country over. allowing
for transportation, Is utterly imprac-
ticable. II it can be shown that in
order to drive out competition, a cor
poration owning a large part of the
plant producing an article is SELL
ing in one part of the
try where it has competitors, at a low
and Improbable price. and in another
part of the country. where 1t has none,
at an exorbitant price, this is evidence
thai 1t is attempting an unlawful monop.
oily, and justifies conviction under the
antitrust law; but the proposal to
supervise the business of corporations
in such a way as to fix the price of
commodities and compel the sale at
such price Is as absurd and socialis-
tic a plank as was ever inserted in a
democratic political platform.
Differences Between Policies and Plat
forms
The chief difference between the re-
publican and the democratic plat
forms is the difference which has here
t0fore been seen getween the policies
tofcre been seen between the policies
, 1908-07-28

l cS Ptooibi- " OApidsA " Lite dttTdke
plain citizen who objects t o class dis
tinctions hat no such intention exists
! at all.
Republican Position Clear.
Our position Is clear and unequivo.
cal. We are anxious to prevent eyen
IN appearance of any injustice to labor
in the issnance of injunctions. not In
a psirit of favoritism to one set of our
fellow citizens, but of justice to all OF
our fellow citizens. The reason for
exercising or refusing to exercise the
power of injunction must be found in
the character of the unlawful injury
and rot in the character or class OF
the persons who inflict this injury.
Remedy for Unlawful Injury.
The man who has a business which
is being imlawfully injured Is entitled
to tfN remedies which the law has
always given him, no matter who has
Inflicted The injuries. Otherwise. We
shall have class legislation unjust in
principle and likely to zap the founda.
tions Of q free government.
Notice ard Hearing Before Issue.
come now to the question of notice
before Issuing an injunction. II ~ a
fundamental rule of general jurispsu.
dence that no man shall be affected by
q judicial proceeding without notfce
and hearing. This rule, however. has
sometimes had an exception in the IL
suing OF temporary restraining orders
commanding q defendant In eject to
mntntaanthe status ono untfl Z kseyfnG
Such : process should issue ou1y 81
raFe :caAes WhANe the thfent0ned
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Read 0. i. Ships Clearance
Sale announcement in today's
paper.
G.. I. Moore will return TO the
city in a few days from visit in
Missouri.
Mrs. Pierce is enjoying a short
visit in the city guest Of Mrs. F.
4. Peterson.
Herbert Osmer has accepted a
position as yardmaster with the
Santa te here.
Splendid work and driving
horse for sale. Inquire at this
Office.
Charley Ament returned to his
studies at Sacred Heart College
in Denver Saturday.
Ed Cox is here from Illinois
visiting his brother, Frank Cox,
the Hondale merchant.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-17

81 mva~ had sJyon years OF proof
that Dr.. Kings New Discovery Is Oh,
best medicine to take for coughs AND
colds and for every diseased condi-
ton Of the throat, ch,s, or lwrs'
say, W. Y. Henry. OF Panama, Mo.
Tie world has hid thiriy-eight years
of proof that Dr. Kings New Discovery
is the best remedy for coughs and colds,
lagrip, asthma, hay fever, bronchitis,
hemorrhagc of the lungs, and the early
stages of consumption. Its timely use
always prevents the development OF
pneumonia. Sold under guarantee al
all druggists. SOC and 81. Trial bottl,
free.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-17

Mr.. f. +. Atkins will build a
neat cottage home in the south
west part of town in the spring.
Arthur Raithel is having the
new home he purchased in the
city somewhat remodeled before
occupying same.
Rings Little Liver Pills wake up
lazy llvers, clean the system and clear
the skin. Try them for biliousncss and
sick headache. Price DC. Sold by J.
A. Kinnear a. Co.
Prof. Clark, who is teaching
the Lewis Flat school, was in the
city Saturday. He reported the
school coming along nicely.
Pnesalve Carholzed acts Ike pout
tice. draws on, inflammation and poison.
Antiseptic healing. For chappcd hands,
tips, cuts, ourhs' SO!d Dy d. q. hlH'
near & Co.
We are pleased to see Judge
Pennington able to be around,
The Judge has been having q
stiff engagement with the grip
First-class Cleaner and Prcssel
with Simmon, The Tailor,
Guy Tidmore, who arriva
here we mentioned last week
expects to open a steam cleaning
and pressing business in tn,
city.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-17
How Is Your Die s;ion?

Mrs. Mary Bowling, of 2S5 Sth Ave..
San Francisco, recommends a romeiy
for stomach trouble. Sar says, 'Grat-
tude for the wonderful effect Of Eiec-
trio Bitters In case of acute iudigeS
ton, prompts this testimonial. am
fully convinced that for stomach and
liver troubles Electric Bittcrs Is the
best remedy on the market today,
This great tonic and Alternative medicine
invigorates the system, puriiies the
blood, and is especially helpful in all
forms of female weakness. SOC ut all
druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-17

Shull Bros, proprietors Of the
new feed store here, report they
are doing very nice business
for the short time they have
had their store opened.
Thos. Ivey and Chas, St.
Clair have arrived here from
near San Antonio, Tex, with
their families and expect to To-
cate on land in the valley.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-17

Bees Laxative Coaah Syrnu fm
coughs, colds, Group md vuoop'ut
cough grows in favor daily. Mothers
should keep il on hand for children. II
Is prompt relief to Group. 1t is gently
laxative. driving The poison and phlrgm
from the system. II gives immediate
relief. Guaranteed. Sold by j. 4. Kin
near & Co.
J. b. Ament, who has been
connected with the Deming
Steam Laundry up to a short
time ago, has gone to Las Vegas
10 take charge Of a large
laundry plant.
Mrs. Felix Mettenbergen make
Enchilladas and Hot TamaIes.
Near depot.
Attorney Jas. s. Fielder i.
adding a couple Of rooms
to his law Office. When tie
work is finished jim win ha,,
.one Of the hondsone5. aad
most conveniently arranged a."
Offices in New Mexico.
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. Us they canno,
reach the sea, Of the disease Catarrh Is boot
or constitutional diaeass and u order IN cure II
you must take Internal remedies. Halls Cutafrh
Cure acts internally aud acts directly on he
blood and mlcoua surfnrcs. Hall's Catarh Cure
rs not n quack medicine II was prescribed by
one of the best phS sicians IN this country for
years anu isa regular prescription. u 10 CON.
posed Of tie best tones known. combined with
the best blood purili"ra. acting dire tly on lie
rucoua surfaces Tho perfect combination oi
che two ingredients ~ what produces such won.
derfu results IN curing 'atarrh. Send for lesii.
monala free.
I. j. CHENEY & co. Props. Toledo. o.
Sold by MI druggists price i.c.
Take Halle tamlly PILE for CONTINUATION.
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Mind Your Business.

II you don't nobody will. 1t is your
business to keep out Of all the trouble
you can and you can and will keep out
Of liver and bowel trouble II you take
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They keer
blliousness. malaria, and jaundice out
of your system. 25c at all druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-17

The new raiIroad to be built
from Columbus viii likely come
through Deming. The town is
on the proposed route aud il the
road is built we will probably get
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-17

Mr.. AL Watkins was in town
forepart of the week for the first
time in several weeks, having
been having a hard round with
the grip.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-17

The new dynamo for the plant
of toe Deming Ice & Electric Co.
arrived Saturday and Manager
McCamey now has a force at
work rapidly putting it in place.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-17
Why Suffer from Rheumatism?

Do you know that rheumatic pains
can be relieved? II you doubt this just
try one application Of Chamherlain's
Pain Balm. 1t will make rest and sleep
possible. and that means a great deal
to one afflicted with rheumatism. For
sale by all druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-17
Watched Fifteen Years.

"For fifteen years have watched
the working of Bucklen's Arnica Salve
and il has never failed to cure any sore
or boil, ulcer or burn to which il has
been applied. 1t has saved US many n
doctor bill, +" says A. +. Hardy, of East
Wilton, Maine. pc at all druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-17

Some eleven cars of sheep
were unloaded here and fed Fri
day night. A large number of
sheep are going through here at
present en- route to Imperial,
Cal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-17
Carrie Nation

cortniuly smashed n hole in the bar
rooms Of Kansas, but Balla1Ps Hore
hound Syrup has smashed al. records q.
~ cure fer coughs, bronchitis, irfu
enza, and all pulmonary diseases, r. G
ii CO., Horton. kas, writes, y hay,
never found medicine that would cure
a cough so quickly as Blllard's IIorr.
hound Syrup. | have used il ioryems.
Sold by Palace Drug store.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-17

Superintendent Of Bridge Con-
struction, Phelps, Of the Saata
Fe. whose family has been liy-
ing here for some time, expects
to build a nice home 10 Doming
this spring.
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Attention Given Ia
Prescription Department

Presentation I)ptg1t mont
Mr.. Mat Fowler, a prominent
young attorney Of Marion, Iii. is
nrosnecting in tho IVES, and is
1T n ..ha,, finn, !, Nm.
'e"N',,R " '''0' "
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For Sale.

Windmill and tank. Cheap fol
Cash.
JULIUS RoSCH.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-02-06
PRESS OPINION OF TAFT

The Taft movement is sweeping the
state, because it is founded on the
right and on broad minded justice to
all the people.-Lorain, o., Herald.
There's one sure thing about Sec,
retary Taft. He never lost his head
under any circumstances or in any
emergency, and he never will as pres
ident-Akron, O., Beacon-Journal.
He (TafD stands for all the presi-
dent stands for and this ought to sat-
isfy the most eXacting.-Port Clinton
o., Republican,
Our Democratic friends who are
boosting the boOmG alternately of ev-
cry Republican candidate except Taft
give us the impression that they are
trying their mightiest to dodge the Re-
publican band wagon. They cannot
fail to see it, for 1t Is labeled TAFT
in large letters.-Dayton, o., Herald,
What we do want is strong Re-
publican administration, and we be-
lieve that Secretary Taft Is the best
gifted man in the country today to
shoulder the tenets Of President
Roosevelt. For that reason we wish
to see him nominated for president by
the Republican party, and 1t is our de-
sire to aid in securing for him solid
backing from this old Buckeye state,
--oherlin, O., Trihpae