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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-06-30

They are surely doing fine work
on the Foulks ranch this year.
]. M. Crawford has just shipped
another carload Of pianos to Ariz.
3s shares Home Plot Co. stock for
sale want the best offer. Apply
at GRAPHIC Office.
The Harrisville Pump & Foundry
Co. Of Missouri, Is figuring on a
plant for Deming.
Celebrate at 0ldtown and have a
big time the 4th. Whitehill and
the boys want 10 see you.
Looks good to see F. w. Jansen's
carload Of household good reach
Deming.
The Plainview Realty Co. has just
sold John A. McKamy Of Clinton.
Tenn, a fine quarter section north
east Of town.
Wilson & Nigh say they have a
a pit that exceeds the ono mentioned
last week, theirs being Gift. on the
Williams and Young well east OF
town.
Hacks will meet the Santa Fe
train at Spaulding on the morning
of the Attn and bring the picnicers
back after the big celebration OF
Old Town.
A farcical entertainment, entitled
"Our Church Fair" will be given
at the Christian church tonight, BY
: the C. Z. Society. Admission lOc'
r Following the entertainment there
: will be pie social. The public In
vited
/ Getting along fine this season
n remarked Mr.. Osborn TO the GRAPH
s &c. Tuesday. The Osborn private
canning factory will put up NOR
!. tomatoes this season than ever be
! fore. From personal observation
! we pronounce the Osborn brand 0
" tomatoes as choice as were eve
: nut up in the United States.
N Asa d. Hall, of West6eld, N. Y
,e has purchased 20 acres Of the Min
bres Valley Realty Co. and b
!; friend r. D. H. Thompson, ha
:. bought of the same company, I'll
- - 40 acres adjoining. The properi
: Is situated between the splendid
=, developed farms Of Bumpus an
- !, Ernst. d. H. Cameron, also
:, - Westfeld, N. y, is with M
:. Thompson. We are very glad
~ welcome this good bunch Of Ii
AZ ones.
nd P. e. Kern, of lola, Is still brin
ing good people to the Mimbr
-. Valley. The other day he broug
y. 10 bunch Of live ones from Alb
~ ouerque and La Mesa, all Of who
Z. .'S are people with money and inf
= : ence. The party took 256O acres
'ns the Iola-H ondale District and v
p p Join the others in development.
On ,n will be seen by the lola corresp'
VA .sas dence, work on the company vel
''u =, progressing finely, and everythl
A.. ~-.I n
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-06-30
PERSONAL.

Postmaster Taylor of lola, was in
town, Tuesday.
Chas. Poe was In from Cooks.
Saturday.
Genial Ed Layne, one Of Siiyer's
big scouts, was in the city, Monday.
C. H. Hon left for Fl Paso, We'd
nesday.
| L. j. Small is recuperating at the
Mimbres Hot Springs.
Joe Stump and c. w. Cook have
been in the Black range this week.
j Mrs. E. ]. Carskadon and daugh-
ter have gone to Los Angeles.
Deming is very glad to re-wel-
come Col. Bergman.
James Tabor and others of San
Simon visited old Deming friends,
Saturday and Sunday.
Atty w. H. VIM. Of Oklahoma
City, of the firm of VIM & VIM,
, is the guest Of Judge c. c. Fielder.
Miss Dorothy Meyers Of Rincon,
has beeen spending few days with
e Deming friends.
Miss Nina Robinson has been
Z spending a few days at the Hyatt
0 ranch; near Florida.
VI Geo. Beatty of FL Paso, was 9
y pleasant GRAPHIC caller, Wednes-
day.
:, Sam Campbell and family and p
. W. Mc(;uire and family, Of Arizona
y are here with the intention of loca
q ting.
: Everett L. Hunt, son Of DR.. ant
3 Mrs. Charles r. Hunt, arrived iron
E Los Angeles, Monday evening, ant
0 will spend the summer here.
0 Mrs. Chris Raithel and childre
Q have gone to Long Beach from Co
z ton, where they visited Mrs. Ra
y thel's people.
VI Miss Gertrude Teel is at Faywoo
Hot Springs. She was aecompai
led by her mother, both Of whol
were among the Deming crowd
3 rooters at the tennis tournament.
~ Mrs. O. C. Henderson and SC
Corwin, Of Bixby, Oklahoma, a
2. rived, Saturday morning. to after
the last Illness Of the 70
mer's mother, Mrs. Rambo, at lol
G. M. Doolittle, of the Alan
OIL Hueco ranch, has been spending
In few days in Deming, viewing sor
Of our pumping propositions viii
3, he regards with great favor.
DR.. and Mrs. Moir drove
Lordsburg In their REQ this wee
at where the former will remain I
several days recuperating. the gu'
en- Of Commissioner B. B. 0wnby, W
accompanied them on the az
drive.
- Mrs. Nora Bush is very much
q joying her summer vacation at
m, ~ old home In Wisconsin. butt wo
W. not be at all surprising, from W
,o.,a she writes, II she should cut
~ ~ visit short and return to the land
IN sunshine.
ever The Misses Nelson and Godds
Of the Fl Paso city schools. niece'
II. II. Bedford. accompanied
Miss Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Robe
Of III Paso, left last Thursday
.t,nr British Columbia to enjoy their $
,oon mer vacation,
wen Rev, Nicholas, Of the New Me
Children's Home Society. is a
. 20 come Deming visitor this week.
auto has with him two boys. II and
: his years Of age. that he would liks
place on a farm. II anyone
take them or place them, ons
E uslhoth. kindly notify Rev. Nichol'
the Victoria before Saturday n
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-06-30

- n1''
me n'<Afh'o iofee u"Hs i" ~
honorable msu, a.,' = w = '
i'ela'o ''.'s s
why NOT puy s'u' 'an'ys 5,
where you can save "'o''eS e'"' =
q 1idmore f'aosfaasns's
=. r.e w. t..'' = des ss,.,nl sn;ld.
' 'u = wy >s"'' = ''>''''
w 90. .....,......, m.ns
oup' INN ,'.',' '' '.''', ''s 'P.xs a. H.
uax.av house "Wednesday.
,.- .....'.,.... e. ,..o..,Inenl cat.
2 n'k ,'s. "' Mean hare this week 4
''.aa;.,, m sone line lunches.
pay ana Mira HIM. Bruce are
..,,;li.e over fhe advent OF d 9IIh.
b.hv dunehter born Monday.
ti... ar,,yed a. the conclmi IN
that we can't handle ladies' shoes
and oxfords Going at cost. Clark
4 Tidmore Haberdashery'
The ". Z. II Y: wlli meet w''n
Mrs. killinger' July ~ instead OF
July 4, as previously annouhccu'
Miss McKeyes has been invited to
give two readings az m ente.ta,h-
ment ~ SANTA .a '.a ,., os w."
accompanied ny MISS """
DR.. Weaver says he broke the
record, Monday. by putting q men
Mt work, having only TWO JOBS 'st'
open.
Wa must have more room. Lad
les shoes snd oxfords cleaning out.
ut cost. = Clark 4 Tidmore haber'
dashery.
Everett L. Hunt Is noted vocal
ist and will add much to the mus.
cal tone Of Deming. We are glad
to welcome him.
O.. c,srL q T;dmorc At the Hab-
-ss a. sor ladies, shoes and OK.
fords, going at cost.
r..,..,ox = q Johnson was here
TO look over the harvey no''Se "s. -
last "wednesday. IL y unnessas sy
to say ne founo tn'nss !" soo'
shape.
The Mimbres Valley of New Mex
Nv sserysd excellent reults
-. 20, ""s .,..,, ;rr;ga.;on -Tuscon
with pump irrigauoh, aS T,,
Citizen. hght you are D'o' w"
Jams.
That farm values in New Mexico
have increased 1885 per cent In ter
wears In sufficient commentary or
the criticism that farming Is moi
profitable in New Mexico.
,r,,.~., s.vs. 9Th.
ine l .sps,i hn;,d;no a. Dem
new n'k" ss .no hass ~ sha state /
'nt; :s U.e , =, Az comnlat;on . Wit
the elimination of the word 'one'
this statement Is absolutely correct
M -. - .,narsd na;r ladies
We nav 90 a ~ onr Haherdasl
SHOES anu oNio,'s ~ clarr e T;a
cry '"a' must w.
more
Helen Hubbard was standing 0
a s-legged stool the other day whe
she fell in such a manner as
break both bones in her left Tor
arm. DIR. 'Swope menaeu Tue ,'es '
ana ne. .',i. - p'a''"s
US 70" p'e''e
The Can Simon Artesian BE
The San Mateo item., 1911-03-04
Safest to FLY HIah.

That It is safer for an airman to
fly high than comparatively near the
ground is indicated by meteorological
tests carried out on behalf of the
British air office at Teddington. A
kite with a special recording appara.
tus has been sent up to various
heights, and II has been shown that
on a gusty day sudden fluctuations In
the pressure OF the wind-which are
an airman's peril-diminish percept
ibly as a kite ascends. What airmen
have discovered when in flight is that
dangerous gusts sweep over woods
and hills or through valleys. For this
reason when passing across country
they seek to maintain an altitude OF
at least 1000 feet.
The San Mateo item., 1911-03-04
Teaeher,s Aim in Lite.

To help a child TO become unselnsh,
self-reliant. kind, thoughtful, consid-
crate, honest and independent; to
train to habits of usefulness; to pro
mote purity OF thought and life; to
have even some small part in awaken.
ing loftier purposes and holier aspi
rations; to arouse in the minds OF
boys and girls an honest and sincere
hope to be able to some extent to
make happier the school, the home,
the community. the state. the nation,
and the world-should be the greatest
ambition of every teacher.-Richard G
Barrett.
The San Mateo item., 1911-03-04
COLD, UNFEELING WRETCH
Though His Wife Has saved Him
Money and Looks Well, Hels
Not Interested.

John. viii you please unhook my
waistY
AN right, as soon as / get my col.
lar on"
Don't you think this dress is be
coming?"
Yep
Il think II makes me look simmer
than ! look In any of the rest OF my
dresses, don't your"
Il guess so"
did you sec anybody there who was
dressed in better taste than II"
Nope"
And Think how cheaply | got IL
made. DO you remember that pink
dress had two years agog"
Il dunno"
20, yes. you remember II. John. The
one had made wheD went to St
Louis. Would you suspect that have
had all the beaded trimming from that
gown put on this one?"
mo"
We'll. have. II had bought II now
II would have cost $25. Don't you
think ! managed well?"
"Uh huh"
DO you suppose there's another
woman In this town who dresses as
splendidly as | do on what you allow
me for clothes?"
I've never thought anything about
it."
We'll, you would think about II n
you got such bills as most women
make their husbands pay Did you
see any one there who locked better
than / did?"
Il didn't look around much"
Did you ever see me when looked
better?"
Il guess not"
Think what 1t means to you when
make such a fine appearance. Every
body must get the impression that you
are able to give me a much larger al
lowance than you do for clothes. II
gives the impression that you are
prosperous. Can't you see what an
advantage 1t is TO have people get
such an idea?"
I've never noticed IT,"
20, pshaw! One might as we'll talk
to a stick as to you!"
The San Mateo item., 1911-03-04

John r. Moron. the president OF a
great cement company. was praising
cement at the New York Cement show.
1T is the fashion now, too" he said.
"It Is as much the fashion as the new
tangled decollete gown from Paris.
There will probably be the same diff
Guilty about II.
zone man said to another at bali
the other night:
"'Do you have any uouble keeping
your wife in clothesr
"'Ratherl' the other answered.
Haven't you noticed the new French
decollette gown she's wearingr"
The San Mateo item., 1911-03-04

A Kankas editor says he thinks this
is the best story be has seen in print
for several years: A young clergy.
man was complaining 10 a friend that
his congregation was made up OF tight
wads. They are so stlngy." he said,
that when | ask them TO sing old
Hundred. they sing The Ninety and
Nine.'"
The San Mateo item., 1911-03-04
WHILE WIFE WAS AWAY
LONE MANS EXPERIENCE WITH
BAKING or A CAKE.
Recipe IN the Women's Home Guide
Was Simple Enough, but the Re
suit Was Far From Sat.
Isfaetory.

Il think II said slow oven" said
the man. He knelt on the spattered
kitchen floor and peeped into the
oven. 'What'n thunder's a slow oven
anyway"
AS he looked within. the oven began
a curious movement and he watched II
fascinated.
Something I'm a square pan had been
ballooning out several inches. aud even
as he looked II began to recede, even
as a bubble grows smaller when a
child cautiously removes a finger
from the spool with which It is
blown.
HUH" said the man; that's
funny" Then It occurred to him that
draft OF cold air had struck his cake,
causing It to fall, and he hurrledly
slammed the oven door and heaped
wood on the fire In order that It rise
again.
II is not necessary to say the man
was alone. II might be we'll to say,
however, that his womankind had
gone of on a visit, and lest some
think him insane, to state that he had
been reading recipes in the Women's
Home Guide until his tongue hung
out.
The Home Guide was explicit in say
ing that such a cake was easy to
make, and the man, searching the
kitchen, found all the ingredients.
suh ral
for he had been very careful True,
he couldn't remember the difference
between a tablespoon and teaspoon
full until he had put three tablespoon
fuls OF baking powder in-heaping
spoonfuls-but, as everybody knows.
that should make the cake lighter.
One OF the eggs looked a bit pale
. and washed out, and he rejected that,
using only two, and he had added a lit.
tie sugar TO the quantity. because he
liked cake sweet. But, generally speak
ing, he had made the cake according to
directions.
He cautiously opened the open again,
and with a cloth jerked the cake out
and slammed 1t on the table. Then
he stood back and looked at IT, Some.
thing was wrong. that was certain.
II was OF a curious dun color and
had a great bulge In the middle, while
all about the bulge was a dip like a
surrounding valley. Also the edges
were not dun color, but black The
bottom also was black, though much of
the black stuck TO, the pan.
Then the man tasted his cake. Yes,
something was wrong. II was soft as
library paste and gummy beyond be-
lief.
The man did not hesitate. He open
ed the back door and cast the cake
into outer darkness, and with diligence
began washing up the dishes. for
there were dishes that seemed to In
dicate that he had been trying to make
cake. and the folks would be back
in the morning.
And. when all was clean, he lighted
his pipe and took up a magazine
Cake7 Not much. He never wanted
70 see a cake again.
The Magazine was not the Women's
Home Guide.-Qalveston News.
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CHAPTER 10.

PRIsoNs-DoNATIoN CERTAIN FEDERAL JAu.s RATIFIED.
70
a /
Of O in 10
ties for failure discharge said and declaring emergency
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First published in the Guthrie Daily
Leader, Aug s, 1910
0R1fMhNCE MO


An ordinance leYying and assessing
a special tax upon certain lots ii the
lcity Of Guthrie, Oklahoma. for dis
ltrict sewers
Be II Ordained by the Board Of Com
missioners of the City Of Guthrie,
Oklahoma:
Section /. That levy be and the
Isame is hereby made and assessed
upon the following lots and pieces OF
ground in the city or Guthrie, Okla.
homa, for building a district sewer IN
Sewer District No. co., the amount OF
said levy and assessment is as FOL
lows to-wit, Lots, l, 2, 3, 4, 3, G, z, B.,
~, 10, II, IL, l3, IA, Is, 16, n, g. ID,
20, 2l, 22, % and "a, Block 10, East
Guthrie, the sum Of s22.6s upon each
and every lot
Lots, /, ?. 8. 4. 5. 6, I, s, .. 10,
II, IL, IS, a. 10, 16, II, Is. 10, 90, 21,
%, 23 and "a, Block so, East Guthrie,
the sum Of $22GS upon each and
every lot.
| Lots, 1, 2. 8. 4, 5. 6. Z, 3, .. 10.
Ill, IL, 13, IA. Is, Is, II, is, 10, 20, ~,
22, % and "a Block 81. East Guthrie.
tue, sum of S22.6S upon each and
every lot.
Lots, /. 2. 3, 4. s, 8, 7. s. .. 10.
| II, ~, 19, IA, Is. is. IL, 1s. 19, 20. gl.
22, 23, and "a Block So, sast Guthrie.
the sum OF s22.6S upon each and
every lot.
Lots, /, 2, 8. A. 5, 6. I, 8. .. 10,
| II, II, IS, IA, is, 16, III 18. ~, 30, II.
q. 20 and "a. Block 80, East GGuthrie
the sum Of s2268 upon each and
every lot.
I Lots, |, 2, 8. 4, S. 6, I. s. 9. 10,
| II, IL, IL, IA, Is, 1G, III, Is, 10, 20, vi,
~. %. and "a. Block "a. East Guthrie.
the sum of s226S upon each and
every lot.
Section 2. That II at the expiration
Of four weeks from the passage Of
this ordinance. the amount named In
Section I, of this ordinance together
with the cost Of publication shall not
be paid then the Board of Commits
sioners Of the city OF Guthrie, Okla
homa. shall cause tax warrants to be
issued against such lots and pieces
of ground in said district, which tax
warrants shall recite the date OF the
passage Of the ordinance making the
assessments, the amount of ire az
sessments, the description OF tie
property againt which the same Is
levied and that the same will be
levied against the said property III
three equal installments With inter
| est thereon at the rate OF eight per
cent per annum. levied each year to
become due on the fifteenth aay OF
December next after each such levy,
TO pay the maturing installments and
shall be signed by the mayor and
countersimed by the city clerk,
which said tax warrants snail 10 de.
livered to the contractor,
Section g. THAT this ordinance
shall take effect and be in force from
land after its passage, APPROVAL ana
publication for four consecutive
weeks in the Guthrie Daily Leader.
Passed by the Board of Commits
sioners and approved By shc niasor
lthis 5th day OF August, 1911.
]. e. NISSLEY, Mayor.
(SEAL)
! Attest
r. N. DUNHAM, city Clerk.
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Emeraeney.

Emergency
whereof it is necessary for the immediate preservation Oh e
public peace health and safety that this act shall take effect
from and after its passage and approval
CHAPTER 20
OPToNmrRY- -REGULAT0N or PRACTICE
SENATE Bin No 81. "a amended House C9ininiect
opometrf end Tor ine
AN Aeog of ari Of prescribing their po@e
Re r. Egaefed By the People Of the State Of oklahoma
optometry defined
Section The practice of optomvtry defined to be ei
p,ent of any means other than the Of drugs Tor inc
measurement Of powers of vision and the adaptation o
lenses for the aid thereof.
Board o. examiners created
Section p The Governor hereby authorized and directed
10 anpont within thirty days after the passage o TINS aci
bI of examiners in opouety Such board shall consist o
tbre persons who shall possess sufficient So~ege o heo.
eal and practical optics practice optomet and who shall
49, be residents of this state actually engaged in The prac
i 81 optonetry least five years he term OF each mem
her f aid board shall be three years until his successor APP
;,td and vacancies shall be filled for the unepred term only
, :, the original appointment Of the members shall be APP
ed for the term Of wear. Tor two years and one Tor
three wears from luly ., tgII-
orzanizstion Of board
section said board Of examiners shall make such rnes
aud -iati1s not inconsistent with the laws. may be neccs
n the performance of It's duties and each member thereof
NAV pon being authorized by majority Of the board admin
r ots or take testimony concerning matter within the
jurisdiction Of the board L Shall 0rganze by selecting one Of
m members as president and secretary and treasurer lhe
latter to give bond appd by the 6oFeor and shall meet
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CHAPTER 20
Fopeoz Coarop,rloNs VENUE or AcuoNs 1No SERVICE or

Process
amended BY judiciary Committee No
Az Arr r oy ,,{al m i, otber process NAV be- served upon
ana ggng courts jurisdiction Of said corpora
Re n E1g@tcd B9 The P@9be az me State Of Oklahoma:
Venue Of actions
Section l. ANY foreign corporation doing business the
State f Oklahoma and any person now or herea er having any
e - atn arains srch eorrorao1 .risine, on contract
trt m th,s ,a, file ni n atv county in the State of
0Iahna where q aintiff resides or where said CORPORATION
l M ;..af ,facl ~ h,s,oes ,r has nrororv ar IN any
pas y ncPaI pas - pole5s Z. lsa ,opea9 d ~ - @ ,9
oua9 } N3e alu s w. 80 "s 9. ~ hd 'l9'
cornor.ans ,o,ooonianoe Win -venue-proeess
crcon } ln} foreign corDoration doing business IN the
STATE 6 II,a having failed either to anDont an agent ufcq
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BANKS ANp Observation-Disclosures.


AN sso y Ia % at s ratas q baS 6aadag ANA declaring
a,e 8 q de laws i2,1 reaugs enas g. ana baaeq%s ~ rs
a s.o1 G Lows '0a u 8 9.aas
Be Il Eadcicd By The Peote Of the STATE Of oklahoma
section Section l. of article = o chapter Session Laws
IQozS +, hereby amended 10 read as follows.
Section Tho banking board slal be composed OF The
Governor and two members be appointed by the Governor by
and with advice aud oi tine Senate The members
appointed shall receive hcir compensation the sum ot SIX
dollars $50 per day io he time actually n session and nece'-
ary used in going and returning from the place where te
sessions held together with their necessary travelling eE
pcuscs including hotel bills and Shall be pad from the same
nd Fl. tc Bank Commissioner paid lhc Bank Commissioner
shall hc croffco secretary o the board Said board shall have
the supervision N the Dcposor, Guaranty Fund hereinafter
provided for and shall have power % adopt a rules and reg
atons inconsistent with Iav for te management and al~
iausratiou of the same.
Bank commissioner--aaaistants-sasre
section p Section of article chapter Of he Session
Laws oi lgo9 hereby amended io read as follows:
Section The Bank Commissioner salary shall be -FOUR
onand dollars per annmn and travelling expenses mere are
hereby created and established twelve positions each position %
be noen assistant to the Bank Comissioncr. each ot
whom shall have had a least htcc 5ea practical efteaec ~
actual banking of whom shall be designated he Building
and Loan Auditor 60 be filled B appointment W ne Bank ton-
sub tc approval of c Governor and the salary
eaci said the Bank Commissioner shall be two
thousand dollars )Seooooo per annun and travelling ezpcns
ps,be monthly provided that no person shall appointed
assistant who interested bank shall auy person be-
come interested r y bank elic holding such position
Section 3. S.ction 81 article oi chapter Session Laws
1000. hereby amended 81 read Us follows
Section 3. There hereby levied against t1e
r c,n under hc ae- OF . for lc purpose of
ine Depositor Guaranty Fund.- equal per ceutum of It's
baling corporation Said assessment shall De payable
t during tlc rs 5esr a existence ~ ,aid bank
company and pucaenuc during each year thereafter Hu
e at. amount oi a 21r ceaium assessment shall ha'e
becn fri paid Provided however. chat ihc regular
hercc1iar levied and paid i banking corporations
1anes estine shall bs deducted from and credited sa,
per centum assessment hereb levied he daily De-
post each bank during le preceding prior o. the passage
and approval this act shall be taken The basis canpu
m fe amount If The first PAYMENT ON the lev, heebr made
ore year after tile passage ard approval m this ac and annually
thereafter each bank and company. doing business under
the laws oi this shall report the Bank Commissioner
the amount Of IT. average daily deposits TOT W preceding year.
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county court having probate jurisdiction and ask that legal guar
dams b appointed for th estates o. SUCH minor orphans deec
vcs dependents and dcnqucus when appears that such per-
estate legacy property and shall
have such power and authority In amy and all litigation where
sGc persons may require to be prosecuted or de-
Tended or.institutol II any and all courts in this State
The Commissioned Charities and Corrections in addition
the foregoing is hereby empowered to intervene as next
friend in eases Of ali minor orphans in this state when
shown appears the Commissioner Of Charities and Cor
rccton that the Of such minors being mismanagcd Of
dishonesty administered.
(IIAPIER