Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-06-03
ABOUT TOWN.

Roosevelt in Africa at the Gem
ssturday night.
Beware of the house fly. He's
nc of your worst enemies.
Those Indians looked like genuine
Harriors.
The Santa Fe has raised all wag-
= 10 per cent, where employees get
lIss than $50 per month. Good.
Miss Mildred Lerchen has accept
a position in Ralph C. Ely's law
Lice.
On Monday morning June 6 there
ii be mass at the Catholic church.
pg. NORM, Pastor.
Mac" says IL you don't believe
(te moonlight dance is good. come
ND see 1t.
Gov. Mills has appointed j. A.
nhoney a delegate to the fourth
|1kernational tax conference ut Mil
xsukee, August 30. Good idea.
The Deming Ice & Electric Co.
6re stringing wires through the
eountry for power pumping. Looks
rEetty good.
The Rock Island Tribune is the
Invest paper in New Mexico and
~ q dandy. BY persistent, active
Work its going to make a town,
ID. w. Bowers brought the GRAPH
il d bush Of black currants this week
Erown without water as beautiful
A anything we have yet seen in
HAT class.
Encouraged by the success he is
living, Manager Pennington of the
Gem, has secured the film with
Roosevelt in Africa" showing a
lion hunt and killing. He will put
Il On Saturday night.
Murl McMains and Miss Sarah
Scribner were awarded the cash
prize of five dollars at the Redmen
bsll May 30, and Murl gallantly
44ge the whole amount to his part
ner. The crowd was large and ev.
erybody had a jolly good time.
The ladies' mission circle of the
BAPTIST church held a social at the
homo of Mrs, AL Watkins Wednesday
evening, a fine literary program be-
ing rendered, after which refresh.
mcnts were served that would tickle
an epicurean palate.
Albert Field has become an al.
thor, among other things. He had
4 cow boy story that he wrote in
Mexico a few years ago and sent il
IN 10 the last FL Paso Sunday Times,
receiving the seven-fifty prize money
Some class to Albert. He's from
Inning, you know.
"Fay's car is here" was the cry
On Ill lips Saturday afternoon when
the handsome Overland automobile
that she so valiantly won in the
Herald contest, came gliding VI
the street with the happy owner
and bunch of juvenile friends
the pretty machine being driven by
Mr.. Noake. the III Paso agent. II
wasn't an hour before Miss McKeye'
was driving the car herself and il
WON'T be long before every resident
Of Deming has had a joy ride in The
pretty Overland car.
A man supposed to be w. f
BRYANT of Fort Hancock, Texas, fel
Ii a fit on Silver avenue Monday
He was given every attention posi-
be, but passed away Tuesday night
deputy Sheriff Kealy summoned 1
coroner's jury before Judge Brown
Ing, the verdict being that the de
ceased came to his death through
the excessive use of alcohol. Thu
Jury were Albert Field, foreman
NJ. A. Nordhaus, c. H. Tossell, a
G. Raithel. r. C. Richter and Free
d. Jack.
Prof. Vaughan, one of the liv'
Educators of New Mexico, who hold
Down an important chair in on
popular Agricultural College, is con
{lucting a two-weeks teachers insti
tute at the central building, witt
Supt. Ney B. German in charge o
local affairs. The sessions are fror
ESQ to IL and 2 to $3.50. DENIM
schools have progressed to that eH
tent that all teachers are exemr
from attending a county institut
unless they wish to do so. Thes
Institutes are but another evidenc
of New Mexico's superior scho'