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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-22

the neck So long he is getting used to
It, He understands a kick, but not a
pat on the head. But the situation at
Elgin is interesting The dissolution of
the butter board. local wholesalers say.
cannot but be beneficial to the butter
trade. 1t may not affect prices much
that remains to be seen-but whatever
effect 1t has will be downward.
Cheer up! There's apparently a little
hope ahead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-22
Girl Pays Farewell Visit.
Woman Kills Man in Car.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, November d.
Mrs. Angelo Maria de Vito, thirty-five
years old, mother of several children,
shot and killed Abel Brove, forty years
old, in street car yesterday. Mrs. De
vito declared Brove had forced his at
tentions on her and threatened to kill
her if she did not elope with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-22

zaba alone. all said to be against the
government. The sale of liquor has
been prohibited there since last Friday,
but several cantinas were broken into
and liquor procured, which has made
the mob the more difficult TO control
Mexican papers arriving by this
mornings mail show that conditions in
Vera Cruz were serious as far back as
Saturday. These papers declare that
reports reached Guadalajara Friday OF
serious disturbances in several villages
In that state and that trusted men are
out investigating. 1t also is reported
that in Paschuca the Americans arc
fleeing, cards reading Death to
Yankees" and Down with Gringoes'
having been posted all over town.
Many cards read: Kill Diaz and his
Yankee friends"
Diaz Inauguration December 1.
The inauguration of Gen. Diaz AZ
president for another term comes Dc.
cember I. and Q general disturbance 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-22
MRS. SCHENK'S COUNSEL
MAY DELAY HER TRIAL
Wheeling Woman Accused of At
tempt to Poison Husband.
Patients Condition Improves.

WHEELING, W. Va, November o.
John o. Schenk, the millionaire packer.
who is recovering from the effects of the
poison said to have been administered at
the instance of his wife. Mrs. Laura
FarnsWorth Schenk, today received a
number of friends at the hospital. and
his two children were taken to visit their
fot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-22
Secretary Dickinson Returns.

Secretary Dickinson arrived here this
morning from Nashville. Tenn, where he
went to visit his invalid son Overton. 1t
was their first meeting since last June.
when the Secretary started on his trip
to the Philippines. The physicians in
formed him that his sons condiuon was
improved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-22
Diaz Government Now Face to Face With a
Revolutionary Movement Which
Menaces Its Life.
TREASON IN THE FEDERAL ARMY:
DESERTIONS THINNING ITS RANKS
Fighting at Many Points, With Rebels Gaining
Share of Victories -Convicts Liberated and
Armed Against the Government.
TODAY'S MEXICAN DEVELOPMEN

Area of revolution spreads like fan northwest capi
tal reaching the Texas border.
Spirit of revolution pemeates the army; loyalty officers
suspected; desertions in ranks
Rebels capture military barracks Ozaba release
the convicts.
Severe fighting reported from many widely separated points,
with rebels frequently victorious.
Execution of forty revoluionists in Puebla reported
Americans fleeing for the border American
rushed the Rio Gande
emergency.
Madeo reported have crossed the border large
force and to be in Coahuia
has seized the telegraph lines established
making difficult TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-22
WEATHER.

Partly cloudy tonight. Wed
nesday fair; moderate tempera-
ture and variable winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-22
Police Reach Scene.

shrfll police whistles brought many
officers, and as the women struggled
among themselves for the privilege of
getting at him. the premier was hustled
into taxicab.
AS the car started off with a bound
Miss Williams made another attempt
TO reach its occupant, and in doing SO
put her INST through the glass OF the
car window She was pulled away, still
crying Traitor" and Coward
during the melee about 100 women
We're arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-22

The circulation OF The Star,
both daily and Sunday, is greater
by many thousands than that Of
any other Washington newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-22

The board meets. A member gets up.
He may be little producer. He may
have no more than twelve tubs of butter
to his name. But he offers the twelve
tubs at "a cents Another member-good-
ness knows he may own no more than six
tubs, for Elgin is no longer the butter
center of the universe-accepts the offer.
Then the members grin and the butter
board adjOurns.
And that little transaction. Mr.. House.
holder, fixes the price that you have to
pay for your butter, Your dealer talks
about supply and demand and mentions
a few economic laws to prove that you're
lucky to be alive.
But what really happened was just that
little friendly interchange among the
butter barons of the butter board. An
exchange of twelve tubs of butter levied
tribute on all the people of the United
States. And the transaction, mind you,
didn't even occur at the center of butter
production and butter distribution.
The consumer has been getting it IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
8esen oas Gbeidjeibnnasibel.

CAB man nuh aliBerbalb Der tas
tboliihen Stride wenigitens bic UNI
Do gelunoe aniihten iiber Das Gbe~
id,eioungsiibel finoet, erbelt aus ben
fpldenben 0emerflrnden Der GrnIn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
gricf ci,es sngcmbnrscr Mdbdcns
upm Sanoe in YariS.

2iebe @lternl 8ie mir acitcrn aus
Dem pSdalelilee" beimgefnmmren Iinb.
ba babe ih euren Srici ~gefunocn. Sd
bin 9an5 irnb, baB @nres Wtarie 10
nrdieu" lit. iueil i6 in Yaris bin.
Mas madden Die anbern. SIR ihreibt
mir garnihtS, mas es nelIes aibt I'M
Sori. Sier bcfpmmt ma gar nid,ts
su icben unb 5i b0ren. 8ir narcn
idons i'll Drci @irtbsbduicr, ldrter
iran5Oiiid>e 3eitungeu uno feline ein>
5iSe ~Sbermpiel6eitung" baben tic.
Sd babe nod erpreB barnnc6 gefrngt,
uber JIG bobcn lie nidt cinmnl &C.
tnnut. SD miirbe ihpuS liebcr cine
Soittarte Ihreiben. nbcr ih pciB. baB
Der Srieftrdgcr 10 opripiBtg 1T, nnb
Der iuilrbe IIeo leien. Sbr lhreibt
meme IorcB nidlt gut. ibr milBt
ihreiben. .@aoenlaiea Marie Grim
meih 81 rilc b'apou, pies place DC In
g%tatipn. q YariS 8tpubliaue Sc
Srancc," Sh meine i'd befpnmle
eiuen iebr 9ilten Tlns bel elmer
reihcn 0erriddft. Die eincn ~Gtos
mpbil" babcn. Sd pollte nidt bel
Die anbcrcn geben. meil Der 6crr 10
cine Iaidienc bat. ppmit CT in oie
Suft flie9t, i6 mcile lie nenncn co
.Niarintopln", nno anf cinnidl bate
il bann nod miliieu mitiiieeeu. Sh
babe Den Slde lhon geIchen eS lit 10
ld)un III Dem Nnlle, Die .Settteppis
den" lie9cu bis bel Die Sbiire, uno
DER aanSc .@unf~ iii ppll. Der Serr
lam uub Die NiuName aucb, ober sic
Maonme bot INNER aciprpben. unp
Die hat mir aud gcinat. ih Ioute anris
ian9cu" fommeu. Sic ihnGet bpds
ocutid; eS iii Die erite &ariicr Die
bcutlh tam. Och fam audi lhors
%frdnSellIdl; irenn c& Yrent". Damn
iu9en Die S~rou5oien iii peg, Sd
idreibe audi oas nnberc 0ful iuie mir
mein nelicr Slue aeiGllt.
@s fiibt Cure Sp1ter @arie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25

litperbeiratbeten Sobne Sobn. benz
lie bis Dor tpenisen @o6en Die Saiss
baltung fiibrte. IuBer Dem 2estsez
nannten iiberleben Tie nod 5ipei Stint
Der. elm Sobn. Sominid, unb cine
Softer. Wa9oalena. Die auspdrts
tpobnen. Noge lie ruben in Sriebenl
Sic iiineite S6neiter bon Setter
8atrt, @ar9aretbe. uuo beren @atte
8ieb in Riltpaufee tperben an
%. Sdnuar hire iilberne Sod5eit
feiern. moran iif bon Der Watrp>
Samilie bic Sodter 6rdulein 9is5ie
unb &ntte betbeiligen fperoen. -
Oom. &lein bon Srebcnia beiuhte Dor
@eibnahten feline fiinf in @bite Sod.
Glib afota. t%pobnbaiten ainoer.
benen es bort idmmtli6 gut sebt. Die
leste Grnte bort mar gang bor5iglih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25

2nrcnib II + q, II. San. Miniz
itermediel. Surh @robbcrsogl. 9ez
IhluB bonn 8. Sanuar lit 3rn. Seins
ri6t airpaf auf iein Griudlen cbren>
belle Gntlaiiun9 ais @enernlsS ireftor
bes Snneren 9epdbrt iporben. Surd)
8robber5ogl. geidluB bonn 9leiheu
Oatum lit Sr. 9iitrifts : Gommiliur
Braun gum General : Director bes
Snnern erndnnt iporben. Gr bat
seitern Den miniIterieaen GID seleiitet.
Sr. &irpad] ut gum Niitgiieb res
Staatsratbes ernanrt tpprDen.
Sr. &irpa6 lit seboren in 1nner
am 2. Rdr5 1871, purbe Softor Der
He6te am 81. Sftober 1865, 4NeIlor
am @erift in Sictir6 am 81. gugult
1867. Hi6ter am 9esirfsgeti6t 81
9%uyembure ann IA. Wai 1868, 8e>
neralsS ireftor am 6. Iuauit 1878.
Ser meme @enerals Direction Serr
Braun lit seboren 81 @%oblingen am
8. Sanudr 1872. ct tpirbe Softor
Der Hehte am 81. Sanuar 1897. Gum
Siitrittsfommiiar in @repenmaher
tplirbe er ant ID. Hobember 1902 err
nannt. in fpeIber gigenifaft CT ipdter
mad 2uremburg beriebt tpuroe.
nrembnr 9, Z. San. Spbess
fGne Der @ode: Bonn 1. SAM: Ca
mile Sean Yierre 8utert. alt 8 sc.
unb 4 8o6en; anseliaue Srani9,
alt SO Sabre, obne Stano, ebelos. =
2: Sobann @ensler. alt 5 Sabre unb
2 Ionate. - g.: Mlbert @loben, alt
II Sabre; @arsaretbn Spbanu
Shome, alt 5 Wouate. - g.: Sole
pbine 3oler. alt 20 Sabre. obue ct.
ebelos aug &leinbettinaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25

ic6iiiie an @emeinpcn 600 (8emeinoes
fonbs) + $50 CGrbeiten) + 900
(2ebrerbdlter) Staatsi6ulb LOSS;
@diier unb Rdloer 272; Spgiene
253; Yoit 1881; Iferbau 70
(Oienit) + rs Qlnterrift) + 404
(5biere) + 301 (Subiibten) + rs
(Beinbau) Sanoel mn Subuitric
434. l1nterriht: @eiuerbebiiher 145;
boberer unb mittlerer Ga; Hrimdr>
lnterridt 1884. @efdnsniiie 49,;
Wobltbdtisfeit pit Sauienbe II. (. 10.
0er Iusbau Der sial n
IS eeBgebung (Ilterse nnb Sns
palioen : 8erli6erlns) Die Wobiliars
lteuerreform, Die Wirtbsbausreform II.
a. iollen i'm 9aufe bieier Seiiion eben>
falls nod an Die Geibe fommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
Aus he,t iibrisen Thetlem.

AspeIt, 81. Sea. @eItern
ipurbe Die iterblihe Siiue bes i'm
Ilter bon 81 Sabren peritorbenen
Srn. Mif). Sdorn : gSebbert gu
@rabe getragen.
q il melimsen, 2. San. &C.
fern fano bns 8esrdbnib bes tobt i'm
8ett aufsefunoenen 9eamteu @erre
itatt.
Gbltngen, 10. San. Ser
Gderer Srnn5 Hudert bon bier. oft
so Sabre, ipiroe AM perfloiienen
Sreitas bel Steinbriiden iiber Der
Irbeit bonn S6lasflub seriibrt unb
itarb beute Nprsen. Gr mar Der
grucer Ses ebemalisen Siarrers bon
Sberpallen. rs
y unneiues, 8. San. Seute
02orseu ifarb bier ipoblperIeben, Ser
ais 3ieselfabrifant beitens befannte
gmil Saiiin. Saiiin lit crit 43 Sabre
alt mno Batter bon bier nod unerz
tpadlenen atnpern.
Hebingen a. b. 9ttcrt, g.
San. - Seute @oracn itarb bier I'M
Ilter bon So Sabren Serr g. u.
Meper, giuuebmer bes gnreaiitres
mentsdmtes.
Cid a. b. Ais, 2. San. Oils
geitern Wtittag Der 23idbrise, perbeis
ratbete 8irB Ni1el. beiien Iutter crit
Dor adt Saeeu beerbigt nuroe. aui
Inhener Siitte nit Dem Nblaiien Des
@ltiles beIhdftigt mar, berbrannte er
lid infolse ausitromenoer 8aie ben
Sals unb Die Hiidieite bes appies.
GIert %. Sea. 0tit Der aars
toffelernte mills fem @nbe geben, es
linb nod in pielen Srtidaiten groBe
Slddeu alISSubeben. Bel autem
8etter iiebt MA Sung unD gilt in Die
&artoffelfeIoer ellen. I'm li6 Dor
&dlte 5u ihiieen. nimmt nran cine
Slai6e 8ranuttpein nit.
Ypnbprf, IS. Sea. Seutc Itarb
mad fur5er &rantbeit unier Sebrcr
unb Observation-Disclosures get. Ginger.
Or itammte aus Sarlingen. 3ipci
ieiner SDbre ipirfen oils 2ebrer in
90gen nrb 8olilin9en.
Sciberiheib, s. San. Sicr
itarb pl6blid. pobl infolgc zines
Ser5i6lases. Die 53idbrise aatbarina
Welter. cine S6ipeiter beS Srn. Sez
putierten Or. @elter.
9enninacu, A. San. Sier
itarb I'M Ilter bon 5S Sabreu Serr
S. y. &epbert.
Sunnewcs, 81. Sc5. Scute
Worseu itarb bier woblporbereitet &r.
Winanb Siiren aus Songeib9cipnn i'm
Ilter bon rs Sabren.
Cid a. b. Als., A. San. Ser
ans Sfpeit gebiirtige 3~7idhri9e
8e%rgurbeiter 8ilbelm Shlober iibltc
lid seitern Sbenp uniuobl. gr poltc
iib auf iein Simmer bcaeben. ieetc
lid aber in Der Sreppc nieber. Sort
fano man i'm bcute Ntorgen foot Dor.
Sibclt I'm q c II, 8. San. &C.
tern Nafmittag icete Iih Der Mrbeitcr
Sob. Slau ms Sellin9en nebeu Die
lparmeu Sh~lafenfld)en auf bcn
S6ladentipp bes bieiisen Siittenmcrfs
nieber mn ihlief Gin. Sn bieicr Gage
ipurbc er bon elmer borbcifahrenben
Hamnle erfaBt nnb linn Der rette SUB
mn Der rehte Nrm ub9cfn6ren. Ser
linfe Irm, on mcbrcren Steacn gcz
brofen. muB imputiert perben. Ser
ScrleBtc lit 20 Sabre alt.
Grn5en, II. San. @citern
Nahmittag iiel Der auf Der Stcins
arube pes Sru. DC %ael beidGftigte.
80 Sabre ulte Snglobuer Sobdnn
@intel ans Sells. pIotlih I'm lutp par
cine Seihe.
9abeIingcu, 2, Gan. NlS
bieier Gage Die Mu9o Wnria alein in
Der S6entitube hires Sienitberrn ans
ipeienb mar. trat Elm 0ait an oieIelbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
Sin ,unnber Innft.

9ie Sbpinoinht miro iiferIid
Damn nift mebr 10 bGitfig auftreten,
penn oaS peiblihe @eihlebt einmal
ioipeit nnterridtet lit, baB es oic
ShGolihfeit Der ioaenannten Shniir.
leiber eimitebt. @iirbe elm @eieB
pailirt, naf mclhem perihniirten
6rauen5immen oas Seirothen ner-
botcn mare, Damn miiroen niht mebr
10 piele @eibsleute i'll Der @elt ber-
umluufen, oie nit elmer franten
2itngc bebaftet iino peil iie Oieielbe
perihniirt baben. Cine lungenfranfe
Srou fam Dem rperOenoen Weniben.
finbe feline aeiunoe 2unge aeben. neil
9tiennano ctpas geben faulL was CT
ielbit nid)t bat. Seber iunge Mann
loute iih Dor perihniirten Sraileil.
5imnern in sld)t ncbmcn. Sc e,lger
Die Saille, oelto Ihlefter Die Mtutter.
-,S'Sallon ,Sousiremb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
~ " ~
Veien uerbcn tbcmerer.

Sausirulcn iollteu lid, iett lire
@eien fanfert, bcnn oicieS 10 notb.
wenoige Snitrunlent ltcigt rieiig i'm
Hrciie. Die Shuluerpnltimg in
MiImoufce bate eiren aontraft fir
oic Sieierumg bon 9eicn obgelhloi.
ieiL oils Der &ontrottor So bis $50
bic Come iiir 8eienitrob beSablen
mIbtc, Sect lit Der YreiS BON 9e.
icultrob auf $3.50 Die Scnne geIiie.
gen mo miro pcrauSiihtlid IN cinem
@pnat ouf $500 Die Come iteisen.
Cine iebr ihmadDe Grnte mo oie
Surmiermng zines .Gprner" I'M
aornltroh bat bieie gcpnltige Stei
gerung i'm Erciie perurioGt. Ser
aoutraftor miro &moertc pon Col.
lars eillbiiBen, wern CT nidt bon lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
Sin geflifter Strnmpf.

w" SefstusNs ~ssuVI@
nSa slal,bt es, meme Srar Die itift,
limo @rete itift,
limo Slime itidt;
limo Gle unb 9abette,
9ie itifen INN Die @ette;
Selbit 2enhen, ionit 10 lieb rnb gut,
Die itift nit elmer mubren Wlitb.
Gle Wltter lammt ben Sohtern
itidt;
uno feiuer n1bt, uub feiner Itrift.
Sd bab' ledls Yaar geitidte Sd,ub,
uno tetnell gailsen Strumpf Oa5u!"
go flngt Elm 3arspater in launi-
ger Irt bariiber, oaB Srau uno God
ter ibre Seit nit allerlei penig niis-
lifler arbeit nertrGoeln uno oariiber
oas Notbmenoiae peri1umen. &annit
Or audi itifen2
Nein,-nun baS lit nidt ihlimm.
0as fannit on nod INNER lernen.
Iber mas on fonner mubt2 Striim.
pfc itriden unb itopfen, einen RiB
i'm 4leioe n1ben ODER einen Sliden
einiesen. ltnb nenn on oas alles
fannit, 10 biIoe DID porerit i'm Sea-
ben tpeiter ans, lerne Sd,iir3en, Sem.
Den uno anbere einfahe Sahen ielbit
anfertigen. Damn bait on etpas
pirfIid Niislifes gelernt, unb on
ipirit es p%eriteben, beine eigenen 60.
6en nno elm Salsmeien in Sronung
81 bulten. @elfen ginorud mad)t
Elm Smls, in Dem Niles nit geltidteit
Gefden %bebansen lit, in Dem bic
Sausfrau nit 5erriiiener S1iirse eiil-
bergebt mno ltnoronung aus ieoem
@infel ihar,t! 9arum beitrebe Did,
5unafit bas Hotbmenoige 5u erler-
men, uno penn on oamt nod 3eit
lno Inlage bait. lerne alidl itiden,
bdfeln, 9lnmen binoen. meinetmeeen
audi Mltiif MAIDEN inb Sran5oiiih
iprehen.
SD min oieie aiinIte nift perper.
ZEN, i'm @egentbeil. Sic fonren in
orbnungsgepobnter 6rauenbano piel
8iites FIFTEEN, bas Seim nieolid] unb
mpbnIih MAIDEN, ober MIR oann,
penn Die anoeren &iinite ai,d) geiibt
meroen. ltno menn es audi bente
nift mebr oils fem gilt, Striimpfe
SIT ltopfen ooer anbere oerartige Ir-
beiten 5ii tbun, LAB bid baburf niht
beeiniluiIen. SD boffe, on biIt Elm
oeiitihes Mdoden, feline 3iermlppe
-aiis benz 9ufe: r9u bit pie
cine 9lume!"
Die ocntidJe aaiicrin nnb bic Srau-
cnfrage.
@ie Die aailerilt CUR Srauenirage
lteht, bat Atiemanb treffenoer nno slt-
gleih oraitiiher misgeiprohen ais
Der aaiier ielbit. Gs miro er5dblt.
baB aaiier @ilbelm nif Der Norb-
lanoreile iid) NIT elmer Mmerifanerir
unterbalten babe, Die bas 8eiprdd)
idlieBlid nlf Die 9eltrebungen Der
mooerneu Srauenipelt brad)te. 9e.
reot muBte lie ben @~egenitnno bon
Der eineu unb anoern Seite ST. be-
leitdten. Ger aoiier b0rte rilbig SIT,
unb als Tie geenbet bate, nidte cr
nit DEM aopf nnb iaste lddelno:
sd fiible mid am iuoblitcn bel Der
SEiung, Die meine Tram in Der Sran-
cnirase setruffen bat. Die balt cs
uamlidl NIT Den brei g.: Slide, Sim
Der, Stride"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25

-g8er I'M Trieben iterben tpfn,
mlB I'M Sample gelebt baben bis
ans gnoe.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-04-01
Deming Lumber Co viii give
Sixty Days Notice.

The GRAPHIC has from time to
time mentioned the square dealing
OF one OF our best industries, the
Deming Lumber Company, a CON-
pany that has always stood for Dem
ing and Luna county above any,
thing else. and has been ever ready
10 contribute Of its means for the
betterment Of the home town and
community.
We can say with the utmost can
dor that no firm has ever done bus
mess in the Mimbres Valley that has
been fairer and squarer to the peO-
pie than this we'll known company
While practically all other lumber
dealers in New Mexico have raised
prices on every grade Of lumber.
the home company has not raised
the price on one single thing be-
cause Of the advance in wholesale
prices.
The comparison has often been
made between the present treat
ment accorded the people and that
accorded them when there was but
one lumber yard here before. That
is the reason why competition in
this particular line Of trade is con-
sidered out Of the question and un-
neceSsary at the present time.
II Is .ygically figured that a firm
thu; will t-eat you right without
competition can always be depended
upon 10 do the square thing.
The absolute reliability and stabil-
lily of the company will be- under
stood when we say it is backed by
over one million Of all home capital.
The stockholders in the company in
clude John Corbett. A. j. Clark. J.
A. Mahoney. a. c. Raithel. +. L.
Worrell, Rosh & Leopold. NJ. NJ.
Dunson. J.'R. Waddill, W. l.. Fox
worth, II. W and J. c. Galbraith.
and II. &. Bush. the active. emerge
tic manager, whom everyone knows
and all warmly admire.
The GRAPHIC was informed Tues
day morning by Manager Bush that
the company has no intention Of
raising prices at present and when
I II is an absolute necessity. the pub
lie will b. given full sixty days no.
tee in order that preparation may
b. made FOR the change. The com.
pahy Is in business for pleasure
as well As profit. and viii
always treat the public Is il would
like to b. treated.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-04-01
Why not get the best?

Why not have the best for your
table when il costs no more than a
common quality?
F. II. Bedford, Manager Of the
Rio Mimbres Irrigation Co.. has
placed with US his entire stock Of
canned pears, peaches, and plums
put up in heavy syrup, plain or
spiced; also piccalilli and chill sauce
Of the kind that makes you wonder
how you ever enjoyed your dinner
without il.
These are all Rio Mimbres Valley
products, home canned in glass jars,
pints and quarts. Let us have your
order as the supply is limited.
Ring up phone l49. At our store
on Silver Ave. you can see the goods
and make selections that are sure to
please you. W. W. Atkins 4 Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-04-01
Lewis Flats.

All had an enjoyable time at the
picnic last Sunday.
T II. Patterson contemplates a
visit 10 II Paso the latter part Of
this week.
Harrison Plummer is entertain
ing his sister this week.
F. NJ. Hickman has completed
his Office and store building at Carne
and has moved into the same.
John Smyer has between forty
and fifty tons Of native hay for sale
in the stack.
l.. c. Chaser has been changing
the location Of his house recently.
and has things looking different all
around.
Mr.. Payne now has several acres
of land broken and leyeled.
Mrs. Connors and Mrs. Benson
and daughters took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Patterson last Sunday.
The boys had another interesting
game Of ball Sunday the are ex.
pecting to play the men Of the Flats
Sunday. April 3D..
George Bosworth'and wife were
visitors in the Flats Sunday. Mr..
Bosworth owns a claim about a
mile west Of Carne.
Claude Biggs was up from Hach-
ita Sunday.
Miss Bessie Lewis visited the
school Monday afternoon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-04-01
Society Life in Demins.

Mrs. w. II. Mcdonald entertain.
ed the Saturday Club and the men,
bers report an unusually delightful
time. The luncheon was par excel.
lence. the table fayors being cigar
shaped fans Of artistic design.
The Baptist "Sunbeams" enjoyed
an egg hunt" at the home of Mrs
Payne. Mrs. Gordon assisting
About 30 were present to enjoy the
occasion
DR.. and Mrs. Moran entertained q
company Of friends at the Harvey
Sunday evening at dinner. in honor
of ]. Clarence Dolan. Of Los Angeles
Those who enjoyed the spread were
DR.. and Mrs. Moran. ]. A. Mahoney
and wife, Al Clark and Mr.. Dolan.
Mrs. JIG. Moir entertained com.
pany Of about twenty ladies Friday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Jesse
Field. Of Atlantic City, Mrs. Robert
Field. Of Los Angeles and Mrs.
Dominick, Of Kansas City. Parlor
ADJUSTMENTS and an elaborate lunch
con were among the interesting
features Of the happy event.
Mrs. Achsa Field was most agree.
ably surprised by a company of
Eastern Star ladies Tuesday after
noon. who came To tell her how
much they appreciated her long and
faithful official services in the Chap
ter and bring her a beautiful o. f.
S. charm. They brought a regular
banquet with them and everybody
had most delightful time. The
dining table was fixed up in very
artistic style. Those preSnt included
Mesdames Field, Raithel. Sangre,
Lynch. Birchheld. Steed. Duff. Tay.
Tor. Howard. Golden, Morris. Wat.
kins, Rosch, Hudson, Williams and
Miss Birchfeld.
James NJ. Dennis Of Cambridg,
City. Indiana. has invented a machin,
for pollenizing the alfalfa bloom that
will prove Of very great value Il
seed growers. The decrease Of bee
has brought about short Yields o.
the seed. The pOllenizing Of tn,
bloom is difficult because the poller
is too heavy 10 be carried by winds
Mr.. Dennis conceived the idea o.
carrying the pollen by mechanical
means and has succeeded admirably
His machine might b. termed
patent bumblebee.
The GRAPHIC most heartily con
graduates neighkr Will Jenning,
for taking 81 charming a life partner
as Miss Maud Hughes. the ceremon,
being performed at the home of tn,
brides sister. Mrs. S. A. Cox
Wednesday evening. by Rev. z
Moore. An elaborate supper follow
ing the ceremony and c0ngratula
tios, after which the happy coupl,
went Ia their coy new home neaI
the central school building.