El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-31

DeminE n H.. Oct. 31.-The manual
training equipment for the high school
has been Installed. The equipment is
Of tho very best and the same that Is
used in the first high schools of the
country. The equipment is sufficient
to provide for so students SiXty-flve
have already enrolled for the course,
and superintendent Taylor says that
there viii be at least IS take the work
this year. A. T. Pagter is in charge OF
the manual training department Ine
school board provides for lumber used
IN actual class work, but not Tor The
lumber used by students in making ar
ticles Of value for the students TO take
home with them For all articles or
this nature the student furnishes the
lumber.
The equipment for the new gym
nasium has also just arrived and con-
slsts OF dumbbells, indian clubs box
ing gloves, flying rings, parallel bars,
horizontal bars, punching bag, medicine
bali, wrestling mats, and other equip
ment usually found in first class
gymnasium. The gymnasium is large
enough to permit the playing OF pas
ketbau handbau and medicine baHs
courts for which are marked out The
high school also has tennis courts Tor
the students, and the present manage
ment in every way encourages clean
A department Of domestic science will
be installed as soon as the equipment,
which has been ordered, is received.
Auditorium to Seat 800.
Seats are being put down in the au-
ditOrium, which viii seat comfortably
500 people. Superintendent Taylor has
fnaugurated a plan by which the town
and the schools viii be kept pleasantly
in touch with each other Each We'd
nesday morning for 20 minutes citizens
of the town win be invited to address
the students in the auditorium. Rev.
c. R. Hunt viii deliver the first ad-
dress of this character Wednesday
morning of next week, his subject be-
ing The Philosophy Of Fun" Twenty
minutes on Thursday mornings viii be
given TO entertainments by various
classes or grades of the high school.
These entertainments VIII consist OF
oratons by students, musical selections,
DeminE Personal Mention.
". H. Andrews passed through Dem
ing en- route to Silver City
NJ. L. Fox Of the Morning. J l.ll-lill-l
accompanied ex-governor HagerInan
during his visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Of Leopold, n
n, are visiting P j. case and Wl1e TOT
r. NJ Gieim. Of shafter. Texas. is
visiting his friend, Dr.. j. C. DarracoUt'
Percy Wilson, Republican candidate
for district judge, is in Deming TO-DAY
Arthur c. RaitheI and wife returned
today from an extensive trip IN IeAas-
They attended the Dallas fair and visit
ed relatives Of Mrs. Ralthel IN 1erieIl
r DeIaunav. ST.. and wife returned
today from a 80 days vacation spent,
John McCabe candidate for repre-
sentative from Grant county, was IN
Deming Monday on his return from
silver City to Lordsburg.
John Robinson, a cattleman Of LORDS
burg, was in Deming Monday on ousl-
6. w. Rutherford has returned from
a three weeks hunting trip In the
Postmaster Pennington is installing
100 new private boxes IN me pGyst+
office here. Mr.. Pennington states lldt
Ipra cticaIly all OF these new boxes nave
lbeen spoken for already
Hngerman In Deming.
Ex-Governor Herbert j. HaEernlan re-
NAMED over Sunday in Demlng ana lslL
for I,Ordsburg. where he addressed the
voters of that section last night he
goes then to silver City for the last
address he viii deliver during the cam
paign- H.
self as confident that the McDonalo
ticket will carry. and that the pElncl-
DIes for which he IS fighting VIII be
indicated in the forthcoming elecllcu-
'gTbere Is among q considerable pro-
portion of the honest Republicans OF
the Republican party in New Mexico
spirit Of revolt says mr. Ela5 q az
(which will result in Mr.. Mcdonald.
election. and all OF a part OF the Demo
cratic ticket as well. most slgnlIl-
cant factor in this fight. continued ne
81 sthat q great majority Of the re
publicans who are fighting the ring
Republican ticket never voted the
Democratic ticket in their lives be
fore. while a considerable number or
those who are fighting for the ring
Republican ticket were once Democrats
IN
els over the state that great NUMBER
Of Republican voters are insulted that
the party should be dominated by the
men who are now in the saddle, and
should put out the men on the Icket
that they have put out"
incidentally, Mr.. Hagerman while
here Investigated the agricultural pro-
gress Of the valley He expressed nm
self as greatly surprised al Ine Won
derfuI development which mas taken
place within the last few years He
saws that Wah Bros garden near Dem
ing is the best thing OF Its KIND In New
Mexico. Indeed says MI nag rrlan'
Il do not know Of any section In the
west that has more promise agricul-
turally than the Mimbres valley. MT
Hagerman is a qualified judge In this
particular, as he has had large ana
successful experience in the pumping
of water for Irrigation IN eastern New
schvving Place Sold.
The Sam SchWing nome place IN the
eastern edge of town has been sold
for $1,000 This place consists Of 40
acres, SO Of which are in alfalfa The
pumping plant on this land consists Of
a 25 horse power motor and a No. 8, and
delivers about 500 gallons of water per
minute. The other improvements con-
sist OF a six room adobe, barn and out
houses. The purchaser Of this proper
tv is Dr. J. c. DarracOtt recently Of
Maria, Texas. He is here with his
family and will take immediate posses
sion Of the property. Mr.. Schwing
will remain Deming.
Snyder Bros. have taken the agency
for the Simple Oil engine, and they
have demonstration plant at the cor
ner Of Pine street and Gold avenue.
They. have ordered number Of engines
ranging from Is to % horse power, and
viii soon have them on exhibition here
Inspect IIimbres Valley Lands.
Lee A. Phillips, associate counsel of
the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance com
pany. in charge of loans, and F. B.
Schwentker, state agent for the Pa
cific Mutual. were in Deming Saturday
for the purpose Of inspecting lands in
the vicinity Of Deming and making re-
port TO the company regarding the
loan value Of the same.
Mr.. Phillips is by long training and
experience fitted TO report upon a sec
co. Ts1~. ne nTf~11rac va1Tav Io