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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-10

A fan from Esmond writes to the
sporting editor Of the crack work or
Coach watkins He says that the Es-
mond team has improved wonderfully
under Watkins guidance and that the
s5hletlc director Of Fargo college is.
elouting the ball with regularity. Hal
grins, the young pitcher that Watkins
took with him to Esmond, IN three OF
his recent games, struck out thirty
four men and allowed nine hits.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-10

UNDERTAKES
AND LICENSED EBfDALNER, FUNER.
al supplies. ]. n. Rice, South Broad.
way. Office south OF Moody'G store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01
A PYRRHIC VICTORY.

mat the ChilonWason victory
IN FORCING the adjournment of the legislature
any laws can not be denied BY
FOUNTAIN pen which work while sleep warted
the Will OF the people of West Virginia the majority of the
legislature give exhibition of subseency
been witnessed in this 1t victory honesty decenc
aeonquest OF pledges and promises o people.
BUT is 1t victory after all? 1t thing of
men, who for one another happen gsa
'u and quite another reach throughout
the state 1t would of suicidal have allowed tie
primary election bill TO become people on
oateS Tor the United States
would not be worth the dollar
But is not the confession of the fight on the
primary was such conessonas primary would
be TO the senator's hopes?
The trouble with all officials TO attain their
enos is that they underestimate the hear
the people cracking jokes about
and Kidding the henhmen the
trick was turned might suppose with nd
ference upon the shameful there
large contingent of thoughtful majority parties who
look the well situation These
Will not vote for the combine combine
her sell respect will keep them induce them
to vote the slated candidates contingent not
reached by the check Neither can il he ntmat5
nor ~heeded the have
brought disgrace the Hence combine has won
temporary victory people they fact done so
cost which their defeat when they most as
suredly wl-take hand in the own affairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

brought 10 Mr. in imam
cal crisis ~
When Commoloro Vanderbilt his service
,he Lre Railroad
lorA central Mr.
did purchase
central station pay wing
price
ne mad owned
h'er was pressed FOR the IIe have
did
ne hd been Informed that foreclosure
On the happened meet while on his
his his Of
wealth the late
when the government Interested ~ nroperty
Don't YOU feel wel?" asked lon You ookan
on yes am perfectly well physically"
something the something
your mind persisted My Dillon Is
Vel I'll tell Mr. Dillon suppose today
foreclosure procedures will be brought
which houp my
M Mr. Hon a-,,.
and
The
How much is it,? Mr. Dillon asked amount
IH let And he was as
had given Then
iii tell replied You remember whom
with III" Eric Railroad the
had
Impossible 10 and needed 10
Gay aiir day see Mr. Gould Jim Fisk
Obliged
7hii" and b
"a ''r" Ht cnr hu
r,It
today of
,Conyrrht by = Edwards AT rights reserved,
Seller" W -'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

Monroe doctrine. he says. IS such =
question. as well as any disputes
which may arise over the Immigration
laws. particularly these designed 20
keep ont the Asiatics.
Discussing The same question in the
outlook recently he approved Of the
main features Of the treaty. making.
however. rho same reservation that he
mad" In his memorial day speech.
But he seems TO have gone little
farther. stree thinking IL over again.
u IS quite plain. not only from the
tumul'uous applause but from other
evidence. that the people Of this cour-
Try. or a large number OF them. tskc
about the sawe view Of 90 that Roosc-
Welt takes. They are willing to make an
arbitration treaty. and when anything
comes mp that is OF no particular i'm
Ior'ance anyway. thcy arc willing 70
arhitra'e. But II a question arises
worth fighting about they don't need
any Hague Tribunal 10 tell them
What 10 do.
u Is easy enough for a dreamer
20 1T in q back room. where sounds
from the street seldom reach him.
and conilre up visions Of world
federation OF court with nations
for PLAINTIFF and defendants bur The
average man is still inclined 10 DO
pond uron his good right arm and
tho big stick" 10 maintain his riehts.
This is wrong. or course. thcorotic-
oils. bat until loss pGenarioge breed
~ meu-a breed who will groan ln-
stead - cheer "tumultuously" whom
warlikc sentiments are uttered come
upon tho stage ~ IS more than doubt
fui whether rho establishment ~ in-
'erra,ional courts. ard tho making ~
arbitration treaties will laye any
uoCceahl" eroct upon mortality
statistics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01
10 River Briefs

lids f0r tho completion Of the ncH
Marwood Christian church will be Hd-
tarfiacd Tor in few DAYS and with
what work has been done. the struc-
ture should be ready for occupation
BOO for'niEhts working time n a
force 20 four or five men.
Ir J vs.. Abcrcrombia. - Nyarwood.
iH mentioned as likely candidate
flr the position ~ mayor % tine town.
and as be- has many friends and is
hard worker fu the interests ~ the
community Do a. ikflr that n De- cn-
tors fha rrce he will pull a lnrEa vote
work on the grading a. tho War
wood school house yard VIII boz started
.u n frV days. and whom tho improve
me1ts ore complied the place VIII pre-
Harf an entirely different nrro-f
Interest in tho ball Famo t1 no
r'ttf ln tho Eich'1nd PARK Sunday
afternoon between the Bl0omcr giri
team and ths Myers Provision COM
r1nv team ~ Wheeling o. great in tho
la-rItsr district. and 40 la nFrfF Tint
81 .rrrc number N fms VIII attend the
same
a uerrrr ~ Tho r.ovc'ard Hose
..trr.u. url 20 held Monday rir1t
fH discuss the future of t4r .I4aEl4a-
t.n
Henry Rslchor has completed q dus
new residence nf Mnin street nrd VIII
rru avenue WnrwunI
JDlrf a. Co.'s rsu ON fhe Carurn-
fer Iot o. nearing tho gas bearing
sands after many frintH from minor
drilling troubles
f'ars Yards nrd unImur1r,I streets
nnd roads sur0rfi as a result of fhe
hard rein of Grat.r1Hr afternoon
Cashier Tborta 90 fra tI frwonH
NsrL. states that tho nrsf months
Nu.insrr ~ fha new Institution wrr
en.l .rf that The fIturo 30 thr U.u.
nnfs bright
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01


Wv" NURSES TOT 5000 h"n'si Ola
'''' ''''''''-' according 20 'he simple
..S'S OF 'n'r' Gays. lhen IT followed
'"' current Oh me popular shnre re-
.'r'S'
'"neI' '' INNS! ana ta"dry snow
HOUSES began '' HlI up every in'a ~
s'"' space next Tie s'"re' until
no" lorN newspaper sent reporters
'' 'n' u mere was any ocean NJ
'''"F 'Si''d' lH'F concluded To- i'H
eN''it "i column. thai there was
none. N'' S'i'S oI f'riSh 'NcreS-
'e''e~ rejected 'N' o''Nn"y taste al
INC ''F. no on" or mo younger "''l'o
a''-.H '''' .I"il ocean ''''''.'''7
''' ''I.' "' ''s'n''''.' 'nin''r's'-
inF 'h'neS i'"" ON headed caves az
''' p''na women. ''n'} he''no
i'''''''" '"' '.' ''''''''''' e''''.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01
DANGEROUS PRECEDENT.

The question raised by State Audi
tor Darst. In the matter Of the Kings
Daughters hospital Is one OF moro
than ordinary importance. In the ap-
Ironriaticn bin ~ the REGULAR session
O. the legislature one Item provided
for paying the Kings Daughters and
the City Hospital and Training school.
both private Institutions. tho sum OF
$4,000 for 1911 and a Ike sum for
1912. 10 pay for the treatment %
"laborers and others who may be
come public charge" The auditor
declined to make this payment and
consulted the attorney general. This
officer gave a doubtful assent 70 tho
payment. but suggested that tho court
Of appeals ought 10 pass On the cues.
no. inyoleed.
The legality OF such on appropri-
alton may well te doubted T.
amounts. so far as the second shows.
10 a donation 10 private institutions
The condition annexed. namely. the
taking care 81 INDECENT patients. not
being safeguarded by any SPECIFIC
requirements. II the legislature can
give money ~ these institutions D.
can give q 10 any hospital in the state.
or 10 any private Institution o. auv
kind which dispersos charitable 70
lief. While this may be rre-iforious
instance. the precedent wou't support
similar donations. i1 cases NOT mcri
torious. Tho habit of giving away
public money f. one that IS liable 10
grow IN legislatures ~ not promptly
checked
The suggestion of fte attorney gen
erai 10 have fhe supreme court pass
on 10 Is a good one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

In his speech at Gen. Grants tomb
on memorial day. ez Precedent Roose-
welt argued against the proposed
arbitration treaty with Great Brit
fan. and raised his v0.cc FOR
war in a style which. accord.
hg 70 the press reports. called
forth storms ~ applause Tho cues.
ton raised by Roosevelt Sc ono
worth thinking about. however de-
sirsbie univc-ra' pc1ce may 30. Ie
claims that fHrre arc certain fhInrr. -
points N humor questions vitality ~.
fecting tho interest or policy o' mo
sountry which orr nation can never
AFFORD ~ submit 20 arbitration. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosoph:r

Another hope pot ~ place things ur
WIN fynn The latter pale Abcrts face
break % in Another hope is busted fiat that huoyci
RNOIHEk our spirits while and Iohnsng and wax
HOPE "ONE iat and wears wide scraphic DAYS
thar chill The soul and mind have fallen on thc white
mans camp dig hopes and then they cannot lick "a
postage stamp But ct us not search through the joints
n which our hopes FOR history this The dark
hours before The dawn doubt quiet vale hold
ing press who'll The world grow ralo
and cause DARK Ehofc distress Pchancc eoucon school is
training youth Of might who'll seem fool
and bring the laurel % the white ~''rT MASON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01
Children'S Shoes

% the right sort. right feathers.
right form and right shocmaking.
The reason VIC sell So many
Childrcn's Shoes IS simply because
our Shoes get there better then
others DO.
Every Shoe requirement Of thcec
busy growing feet IS met and
filed
High or Low Shoes in many
models from 75c 20 $500.
We are expert 90 fitting Chill
drcue feet and take great pain in
seeing that every foot wears n
shoe that's just right Our sCicn
lid Shoe service Us yours FOR the
asking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

q S3.0oo.n,n Ere has burned over
ono third ~ Coney Island Hut as
th're is said 20 have been an ancient
counterpart ~ this resort A. Babylon
5000 years ago. o. Ga always safe tr
assume that Corey and ifs counter
parts viii arise from their viciH.
tudcs and continue 20 minister to a
0Yed element In human nature
The character ~ fhis most famous
playground o. America has shifted
eithrh" ven'hercork ~ popular ta.fo.
FORTY years ago lf vas simply lina
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

Thn now residence being hlrf on
Highland street. FULTON. f.r Mrs
YOUNG is rerr.rr complexion md VIII
soon hc ready for occupancy Tho
NllIoInC ia ri frame FtrI-flra. hlit
n'pug tho cottage style nu1 contains
rnnra fr.IH.a havirr .r r-.d.-n
rorsrrIrrces. Geo. u. Reed bias thc
contract
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

Tho Merry Nukmnlds." tbe opar
etta in two rurta given under the
nurDices ~ che fulton 81 F church.
will be- held 500 Tho Ariou hall on IS
Main street 80 re,iIrr forf-Ht arl Zoe
morrow evening Tho pinv is made up
of local talent and cnualrfr ul OBJ
chorus ~ o.e- lfty voices Tne sale
~ Tickets 10Y both Performance hls
been large. The proceeds viii be ufsd
f1r the hsncnf n tho church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

eminent. Tho honor o. putting the
town ON nrsi-claas basis IS one
which tlo very best citizen mieht Ice
proud o.
nothing. Tie only has one vote IN the
council Hut with the aid 81 seven
good men -tho very lest citizens-he
can start things on III such "a way that
cood government here Will become a
habit. The people ought TO wake up
and pull a sot - good candidates FOR
council ont hoy tho heels. 81 they can
~. g-t tn.m INV ulLnr WV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01
NEW NEWS
OF YESTERDAY
An Act OF Courtesy That Brought Forth An Hundern Fold
10y e. J. Edwards1

When William n. Vanderbilt son OF the Com
modore. resigned the presidency OF the New York
Central Railroad in order TO become chairman
OF the board OF directors he was succeeded as
president b. James n. Rutter. Mr. Rutter began
MS career as "A railway employe as station and
freight agent at a little town upon the Erie Rail-
road lie was promoted rapidly and at last be
came an assistant freight traffic manager In the
man oihces OF the Erie at Pavonia. near Jersey
city. a few years later Mr. Rutter became gen
eral freight manager under Commodore Wander
bit and gained national reputation as a railway
man-a reputation, in fact as one OF the most
successful railway managers OF his day. Ills ahil-
iiy always 20 mind his own business. and not to
interfere with anybody else's business he once
said. had helped greatly 10 win him success But
there was another reason for his success and
that was his kindness of heart. his anability and
consideration for others even for the humblest of
his employcs And n was this trait ,yhtoh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

a good crowd rurn.I .4f a. ne
sf.nu-uD party 81 tne IS arWl1t BATH
morfs are completed che place viii pre-
The hard rain q tho afternoon having
sNfferei the ground and dawpcned
the rubbish. 500 80 would not burn not
much work wns done Another meet
irE VIII Doc held 90 n fcW days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

SIR Morris Foster. Who returns -
Nhnr'lnF With Che Arvino associate
players. presenting Tho charity Hau"
Hf flr Court fNcl'or uil be- remem-
herol hv local 'heator rorrs f1r bis
splendid uorA on previous engage.
meufs iu fh.s city. SIR Poster is ono
of tho mairrfays of SIR Arvine'a com.
pany. und should prove biz drawing
card while at fhr Court. as Die friends
arc legion iu wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

rested after q pursuit which lcd
through Europe and over large part
Of the United States. l. seems super
nuous TO remark that This Is a case
IN which the detectives followed The
scent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

Sow 30 s.. claimed ft1t appendicitis
is duo 'o rny bite of stool Boz me flour
from which our bread .s mafr Such
being fro rasc. vc presume tIn
magnetic four sitter 900 soon ho.
come fha deadly rival o. our surgeons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

s'rlto' Ti1 tre last armed FOO
expires strito' For your nifars and
your free strkc' For tho green
graves % Jour e.-rs. rhoufcd Worco
Hozarr's. n0f .fat being threo strikes.
tho Turks went olf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

Wiuopiug cough Is not dangerous
VIXEN the cough 3d. kept loose and ev-
ra. foratinn easy Dos giving Chamhar-
'air's CoGah Iemeot. If has been
r..d FOO many cp.lcuics o. this dis
saae gi-h perfect success. For sale
by all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01
WHEELING FIRM
Are Placing Finishing Touches On tho
New WcUsvulc Dam-To

ONtFaNe 1oons
-rer'ai lfagaf.t Co. 80 ruferffrrnfer
WELfSNlLLE. o.. May 3t.-Work
on the NciisvlIle dam. SO. =. is being
shed with fho obi OF having the
dam iu operation by July 4th Tho
Uo''crhaca. May 60. tho contractors
completed their work last week and
fhc cHu.rr ~ Tho dam power house
.F hc'ug Installed hy fhe Gee Electric
co.. ~ NhocIuc The large com
rrcssrra have boon Installed md tho
gae ouliues are now being placed. A
celebration wlu mart The completion
OF thc dam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

Wh~c''rr was pho hottest place in
th'a section of 'ro country Sunday.
Ttcn rho wheeling weather man DO
Uercs In do'ns fhin-a Thoroughly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01
Espeet Biq Attendance.

Tonight ~ iash's hall M Iovciand
the Warwood Nest Of Dowls VIII hold
90 dance and euchre. and a hlg attend
uuce is expected. 4 meeting ~ the
lodge was held last evening. and all
.arrluT mcuts for the affair we're COM
plttsd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01
nNsrrr M.lkmalas.9

90 EdEwood md only a short distance
from tho National road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

vices ~ a physician 90 remove ths
article. ~ DO had swollen before II
r. VIC Boo removed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-01

The ice man IS wearing a frozen
smile.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22
Elite Cafe Opens Saturday.

Mrs. Hugh Ramsay and sister, Mrs
Lee, will open the Elite Cafe, in the
the Killinger building on Silver avenue,
Saturday noon, Sept. %, with good
old. fashioned chicken dinner. Both
ladies' are experts in the culinary line
and will furnish their customers with
three square meals a day on home
cooked food the best obtainable. They
will charge one dollar per day. 80 cents
per single meal. Those who purchase
Clinical ticket will obtain a little bet
ter rate.
The ladies' will be cordially welcomed
to Deming's business circles.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22
lola.

Frank II. Meyer has a fine crop oil
tomatoes.
William Harrison is building a well
for Darbyshire.
A dance has been announced for the
23d inst. at the school house.
Brother Campbell has been with us
again, and his meeting was enjoyed
as usual.
Sunday school is now being held IN
the school house, as the cooler weather
makes the trees of the ranch less at
tractive.
Shanafelt is drilling two wells on the
Garrett place. When he gets thru he
will take his outfit to Henry +. Bald
wins well No. 2.
Ney b. German is the first oil the can
didates to make a canvass down thls
way. He came by way Of Hondale and
moved on to Columbus.
C. II. Taylor is building on unsur'
yeyed land south of the TOWNSHIP and
his son Bynum expects to do likewise
next month. F. +. Nichols was the
first to build on this tract.
The work of grubbing ard clearing
the townsite streets is now well under
way and the big grading machine has
arrived. We have had a long, patient
wait. and il is evident that the people
who control the realty company are i've
ones.
T. p. Fletcher died few days ago a
his home in Ottawa, Kansas. When III
took his grandson, Clate Rambo, hom'
10 die. few of us thot that the grandson
! would survive him. MIR. Fletcher wrot
n very interesting book on "The Origin
4 DEVELOPMENT and Destiny of Man som
twenty years ago, and was engaged o
another book at the time of his death
' These books set forth the authors pc
culiar spiritualistic views, which great
= agitated orthodox circles. Mr. Fletehe
\ was AN active Mason, having gone mi
4 the mysteries of the Knights Templ'
n DEGREE. We had all hoped to enjoy h
i company for many more years.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22
Big Deal in Real Estate.

A notable deal in valuable city prop
erty was consummated this week,
whereby Mcssrs. Hon. Kern, Wetmore
and Rodolf purchased Of w. c. Wallis
the half block on Gold avenue. from
Pine to Chestnut. which includes the
Deming Lumber Co.. plant and the
valuable corner on Gold and Pine, upon
which the new owners hope to erect an
imposing business block. The purchase
includes the warehouse north of the
Swanzy home, and the consideration for
the whole property is SIG, 900.
Mr.. Swanzy has purchased of j. NJ.
Wallis the residence property and four
lots, and other big deals are in progress.
The big real estate firm own the lola
townsite. and are doing things there
that make them all sit up and take
notice. A mammoth street grader is at
work. and three store buildings are in
prospect.
Within few days there have been
added to the lola colony c. W. Welch
and W. T. Williams of Lodi, California
George Morgan Miller and Mrs. Miller
IC. Murray, C. Carp, Henry S. George,
Miss Maud Shaw, F. II. Crockett, F. A,
Fairall. J. A. Toomey and l.. +. Yer
non, who expects to bring large trac
ton plow from Texas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22
Lewis & Clark's Great Shows

Coming on their own special
train of Pullman cars, endorsed by
a discriminating public whenever
they have appeared, receiving ova-
ton at their every stop, Lewis 4
Clark's Great Western Show is
moving across continent from east
to west enroute to Hawaii and
Australia on their tour around the
world. To miss this gigantic dra-
matte organization is to overlook
one of the very best plays ever
offered for your amusement. The
company never separates, never
divides, but will positively appear
here in big tent, waterproof anC
large enough to seat two thous
and five hundred people. Satur
day, Sept, %.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22

Advertise in the GRAPHIC and get re-
suits.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22

Sunday School and Church Rally
Day will be observed at the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday, which
will include roll call with answers
by scriptural quotations and brief
addresses by II. B. Strickler, DR..
Milford, w. A. Ramsey, Lee o.
Lester, DR.. Swope and DR.. John X,
Gass. DR.. Gass will preach in the
evening.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22
crea, Concert Band With Circus.

Ringing Brothers have engaged Al,
bert c. Sweets military band, one OF
the finest musical organizations in New
York City, to furnish the incidental
music for their performance in Deming
next Wednesday, Sept. q. Director
Sweet for many years was cornet virtu-
oso with Sousa and is the champion cor
net player in the United States. There
are hfty-five musicians in his band.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22
Gov. o,ero Dee.lishted With Demins

Deming has been honored with the
presence this week of Former Governor
and Present State Treasurer M. A.
Otero, beloved by every resident OF
Luna county, because he gave us the
county picked il up bodily and handed
il to us TASK any of the older residents),
rs il were.
The governor came in Tuesday even
ing, and was suitably and cordially en-
tertained at the club by large number
of gentlemen, all parties joining to do
him homage. The following morning
the Laughren, Swope, Sherman and Ely
cars were set in motion by bunch OF
Deming boosters, who escorted the dis
tinguished guest to the Humid, Hicks
Connaway, Mcbride and Ely farms
stopping at DR.. Connaway's for water
melon feast. Immediately following the
drive the party visited the new high
school building and were royalty re
ceived by Supt. Taylor and his assist
ants. The student body was assembled
in the auditorium, and brief addresses
were made by Gov. 0tero, Ralph c. Ely
]. A. Mahoney, A. W. Pollard, DIR
Swope and the editor, Supt. Taylor yer,
: gracefully presiding as master of cere
monies.
The party then repaired to the Hal
s vey House and partook of one Of Mar
/, ager Benidito's unusually fine spreads
!, 1t is quite needless to say that Coy
i Otero Is now one Of the strongest Den
G ing boosters in New Mexico. He like
d the Deming spirit, the Deming peop
e and the Deming progress.
q Deming believes in the reciproci'
!. and will act accordingly with Go
u 0tero.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22
Church Of Christ.
2 MOORE. MINISTER.

"a Pure Church an Increasing
Church" and Lost and Found will
he Elder z. Moore's themes next Sun
day mt II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Bible
school ct 9;i5. The Sunday school has
been graded and is doing excellent
work. Bring your home missionary
offerings next Lords Day. We want
every member Of the church present
All are cordially invited.