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MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1911-07-06

zelka znameho malire We m6ste p.
Ignac Vysekala vratila Sc do st.
Paul z jednorocniho pobytu We SVEN
rodisti Kutne Hofe v Cechach.
- Minuly tyden tesilo mas shle-
DAM panem Vacl. Chotem, zna-
mym narodnim nasfm cinovnlkem,
jenz cd minuleho jara nalezal Sc We
Watertown, S. ID. Po n6kolikaden-
MIN pobytu u svych rodicd Mime
apolis odjel p. Chot znovu do Dakoty
a sice do Aberdeen, kde zdrzi Sc DEL
81 dobu pfi barvlfsk6 praci pro Ad-
vance Threshing Co. ......
- Vacl. Hrachovina dlel pres
'<ctyrteho'' u sveho bratra usazeneho
blize Farilbault, MINI.
- Jos. Chodora odjel rodinou
ma nekolik tydn6 do Willow River,
Mimi, v kteremzto okoli ma p. Cho-
dora zakoupeny pozemek. Dale jeli
tam ma navStevu p. FIR. Jelfnek ro-
dinou, p. Frank Urianek, p. Vacl.
Pechousek ST. Mary Click. Do
Pine City odjeli p. Jos. Sonka S
manzelkou a Anton J. Jelinek.
m State Savings Baa,k (Statnl
spofitelni, banka) v elsie SO vychod-
nj ctvrta ulice. Vklady ucin9ne
pred 5. cervencem tohoto roku pone-g
sou si1roky 20 & nleesicad do edna
1912. Spofitelnf doet ' teto banse
zajistuje nejen maprosto~ bezpecnost,
ale zaroven pobada k setrnosti u
kladan1 malych obnosG kdykoli jest
tax mono. Banka jest otevfena be-
hem obvyklych bankovnich hodin
v pondeli veeer cd 6 do 8 hodin. -
Urok vkladd 3 pill procent. Vkla-
dd pres $4,000,000. 19tf
- D6vernici State Savings Bank
(statni spofitelni banky) SO vychod-
nj 4. ul. prohlasili pravidelnou polo
letni drokovou dividendu ma vklady
pfi 3 a pGl procent droku rocn6, "a
dobu koncici 80. cervna, 1911. T.
rok. .bude pfipsan ma knizky pocinaje
cd 20. Gervence. Vklady ulozen6 ny
nj ponesou drok po 6 m6slc6 do /.
ledna. Celkove vklady A,400,Q00.
- Uplynuly mesic cerven vyzna-
menal Sc jako kazdorocne nejvetSim
poctem manzelskych snatkd. Gel
KEN vydano 415 povoleni, coz je o 20
vice nez minuleho roku
Obyvatele v okoll Nelson ave. a
Cathedral Place protestuji proti to-
mu, ably tamnim ol2ol1 vystavena
byla dtulna nemocnice jedne evan
gelicke sekty, jez mali byti zbudova-
ny nakladem 100000. Mesto ST..
Paul dalo jN vicekrate projev podob-
nym protestdm nasledek toho je,
ze podnikatele vyhledavajl pax pff-
lezitost nekde jinde. TAX stale Sc v
ohledu '<Wonderland,'' y aznameho "a
bavnlho mlsta a We vice jinych prfpa-
dech. Pflmy prospech 4 toho ma
mesto Minneapolis, kde kazdemu
podniku dostane Sc ylldn6ho pfijeti.
| KY div pax, ze mesto ono stava. Sc
stale pr1myslnejsim obchodnejslm.
Take v mestske sprave jevi Sc soused-
nj nase mesto byti obezfelejsl. TAX
ma pfiklad MONO "a pefak jeti z
Minneapolis az do Fort Smelling,
kdezto ze st. Paul do Minnehaha
Fails, jez neni daleko Cd TT. Smell
Ing, yyzadnje Sc desak Minneapolis
ma ordinance, ja zapovlda pfeplno-
vanl poulienich kar, jez byla uznana
"a prayoplatnou nejvyssssim statnfm
soudem. St. Paul jiz yicekrate
1zyedlo &c proti odpornyym tlacenicfm
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1911-07-06
% Zpravy ze St. Paul. x


postaralo, ably svrchovanou svoji mo-
ci zjednalo te pficcine napravu. St!s|
Paul je nejen mestem velkych boha-
cd, ale i velik6ho procenta chudeho
idu, jehoz zajmy nesmi byti pusteny
Sc zfetele zakonodarnJmi t6lesy =
assembly radou mesta.
- Celkovy naklad ma stavby "a
minulych 6 mesicd pfesahuje pet
miliond dolar6. V Gervnu vydano
bylo 367 poyoleni ku stavbam.
az Ma prodej diva markyce, jeden
v :obnosu $4,000 ma dobu 4 rokG
druhy v obnosu $500 ma 2 roxy, "a
rucene mestskym majetkem " st.
Paul drokem 5 a pill procent. Has
te Sc F. B. Matlach, $40 Robert
St., st. Paul. tim
- Direktofi lidumilneho odkazu
zemfele Frantisky Wilderove, jez od-
kazala veskere sve velke bohatstvi
pro zaslouzile chude mesta, hodlaji
pfijiti pfani zemfel6 tez vstflc zfl-
zenlm vefejnych koupelen, jez byly
by po cely rok kazdemu pffstupne.
Vefejne zdravotnictvi zavisi velikou
merou ma vseobecn& cistote verejne
koupelny prosp6ly by velice.
- Lekarnik J. P. Jelinek odjede
pflstl tyden do Duluth, kde bude
|pfedsedati sjezdu statniho lekarnii-
aiksel1o sdruzelll, jjehozz je pfedsedou.
DobytI jatky v South st. Paul.
vykazuji, ze "a poslednfch mesicd
bylo dovezeno do trhu pres pill mill
onu prasat, coz je 100000 kusd VI
ce, nez ia stejnou dobu lonskeho ro-
l1u. Cena kolisala mezi Sc $7.75
"a sto liber. Pfir6stek poukazuje,
ze roln1ci ma seyerozapad6 poeinaji Sc
'Tenovati vice chovu prasat, nez dFi-
We. Pflvoz hoveziho dobytka byl nor
malni. 'Celkem 100000 kusd hove
zlho dobytka pfislo do trhu proti
$4,000 "a >stejnou dobu minulem
roce. Pffvoz ovci znacne ochabl.
- John Kitzman, SO roxy starry,
pokusil Sc sebevrazdu podfezanim
81 krku bfitvou. Stafec I'll sve dee
ry pi. VIM. Marquartoye, 845 Carbon
ul. zle Sc rozlitil mad tim, kdyz pfi
nklidu jeho pokoje pozbyl nejake sta
rozitnosti, jez dcera jeho pokladala
"a nepotfebne. Nasledkem velke
ztraty krve vysokeho staff sotva w.
drzzi ma zivu.
- Draha Great Northern ohla-
sila, ze bude prodavati okruznf
jlzdne ma statnf vystavu "a jedno ce-
stovne jednu tfetinu. Pravi Sc, lie
ostatni drahy ucini t6z podobne. Pfi
zvysenem jfzdnem 3 cent? "a mill
budou nyni drahy. delati dobre zne,-
nebof' snfzen6 jizdne jistych pflpa-
dech povolovane rovna Sc dfivejsfmu
osobnfmu jizdnemu.
= DR.. j. F. Schefcik, znamy zdej-
81 cesky specialista ocnlch, nosnfch
a hrdeln1ch neduhd, vyda Sc 8. Ger
vence ma cestu do New Yorku, odkud
Sc vratl Ease zpet do Minneapolis po-
tatkem mesice srpna. Mesto New
York bylo drive jeho domovem. !.
V nasledujicfch mistech mali
byti otevfeny vladnf postovnf spofii-
telny v tomto meslci: Rochester,
Detroit, Willmar, Litchfield, Blue
Earth, Luverne, South St. Paul, Au-
|stin, Grand Rapids, Glenwood, Mar
shall, East Grand Forks a Little
Falls.
Y pond9lf bylo 232 let Cd OBJ
jeyenf yodopadi st, Anthony ma re-
ce Mississippi Louis Hennepinem,
francouzsk yym misionaff rem.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-17
Articles Of incorporation

Cont. on last page.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-17
New Mexico Mighty Popular.

President Pollard is in receipt Of
of letter from Secretary X. 7.
Cross, of the United States Land
and Irrigation Exposition, which
reads:
New Mexico had a wonderful
exhibit at the last Land Show under
the auspices Of the New Mexico Bu-
reau of.Emmigration. The Rock Is
land, Santa Fe and Southern Pacific
railways helped to exploit New Mex
leo. Many different sections were
represented including Portales, Ros-
well. Artesia, Carlsbad, Mesilla Val.
ley, Deming, Las Vegas, Santa Fe
and Albuquerque. Colfax County
had large mineral as well as an ap-
pie exhibit. New Mexico had prob.
ably the most comprehensive exhibit
in the Land Show. and II was 80
popular that the aisles will have "a
be widened In front Of the New
Mexico exhibit next year"
Deming was there last year and
win be there this year, 'betchel
life"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-17

Territory Of New Mexico
Office Of the Secretary.
Certificate Of Comparison.
|. Nathan Jaffa. Secretary of the Territory Of
New Mexico. do hereby certify that there was
filed for record In this Office at ten O'Clock H. m
on the Twenty y-third day OF January. A. n. 1911.
Certificate Of stockhodera' NOn-Liability
OF
The II. Norikaus q Sons Company
No. 656S,
And also, that have compared the following copy
81 tho aano. with the original thereof now on hlc.
and declare Il TO be correct transcript thcrefrom
and Of the whole thereof
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of the
Territory Of New Mexico. at the city Of Santa Fe
the Carltal on this twenty third day Of January.
A, ID. 1911. NATHAN JAFFA,
lsEALl Secretary Of New Mexico.
Ry Edwin Y. Coard. Assistant Secretary.
We. II. Nordhaus Frank l.. Nordhaus and
Morris A. Nordhaus, being the identical pereons
who signed the Certificate Of Incorporation Of The
II. Nurulhaus 4 Sons Company do hereby certify
and declare that there shall b no stock liability ON
account Of any stock issued by said The II. Nori-
haus a Sons Company.
That This certificate il made and subscribed hy
US under and by virtue Of Section q. Chapter ~.
laws Of 1906 enacted by the Legislative Assembly
Of the Territory Of New Mexico
Signcdl II. NORDHAUS,
FRANK J.. N0RDHAuS
NORRIS A. NoRDHAUs.
Territory Of New Mexico. :.
On this 2Oth day Of January. 1911. before me
personally appeared II. Norihaus Frank 1.
Nordhaua and Morris A. Nordhaus 10 me known
TO be the persons described In and who executed
tho foregoing instrument and acknowledged that
they executed the same as their free act and deed
In Witness Whereof, ] have hcrcunto aet my
hand and affixed my official seal the day and year
last above written.
Ny commission expires August sth, 1914.
(Signed) MAY PAYNE-PERRY.
Notary Public, Luna county, Now Mexico.
(Notarial ScaD
Endorsed:
No 6G5S
Cor Reed Vol. Page ~
Certificate Of Stockholders n-l.iability
OF
Tho II. Nordhaus a Sons Company.
Flied In Oiiicc Of Secretary Of New Mexico.
January 2a, 1911; 10 a. m.
NATHAN JAFFA. SEcRErARY.
Compared &. Il. X. 20 j. o. 3wh2
Territory Of New Mexico =.
County Of Luna
hereby certify that the within inatrument in
writing was flied for record In my Office ON the
cath Day Of January. A. D. 1911. at O'Clock .. m
and rccordci In Book l, OF Art. Of Incorporation.
| Pages 1879. LEE q. LESTER
Probate Clerk and ex-Ofilcio Recorder.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-17
Hondale.
BY YoREI

Mr. Yeargin says his trade is still
improving.
Our school is going along nicely
under the management of Mr.. Phil
lips.
W, N. McCurdy is making quite
an improvement on his nice claim
near here. We bespeak a bright fu-
ture for himself and the Shinn fam
lily.
DR.. Bowen's sister, Mrs. Burks of
Missouri. is here visiting the doctor
and his good family. Mrs. Burks
says she likes the Southwest better
every day. We sincerely hope these
good people will conclude to make
their home here.
1t used to be n saying in Illinois
that il you ever drank out Of the
Wabash River you were sure to
come back again for another drink.
We think this applies much more
to the 99.99, as every person, If he
stays here long enough to get one
good drink, is "sot" here ever af-
ter.
We came by A. l.. Taylor's fine
farm this morning and ! tell you II
looks mighty good to see his mer
digging holes for those 1000 apple
trees. When these are planted
and another 5000 to be planted, thi'
will be an orchard that will oper
the eyes of the apple world to th'
possibilities Of the great Mimbrel
Valley.
We cordially invite the good peo
Pile Of this valley when goini
through our town to stop at DIR
Bowen's and see his l0-horse Her
engine and Eclipse centrifugal pumI
work. II will easily deliver from
275 to 800 gallons per minute, an,
we do not believe there is a NOR
economical plant in the valley.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-17
L. o. T. M. Officers.

Com. Lady Howard.
l.. Com. Lady Ament.
p. Com. Lady Bush.
Fin. Aud. Lady Luxton.
X. K.-Lady LeiIler.
Chap. Lady Peterson.
Sargt. - Lady De Spain.
Sent. Lady Clifford.
Picket = Lady Warren.
An interesting program, open 10
the public. followed the installation,
the evenings exercises closing with
n banquet 1T for king.
A special session was held Satur-
day afternoon to initiate Mrs. Belle
Lynn. of San Marcial.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-17

Deming leads the van In every
thing, including theatrical talent.
II you don't believe It. ask any
one Of the vast audience attending
the rendition Of The Noble Out
east" by an all home talent COM
pany at the Crystal, Friday evening.
The title roll was assumed by
Chas. Il. Hand, an old Hand at the
business and mighty good one.
Miss Mary Kelly was leading lady
and is almost entitled to enter the
professional class, and the same
may be said Of Misses Mabel Meyers
and Margaret Rosch.
Others who carried their parts
with becoming grace and dignity
were Jesse Mitchell. John +. Bon
ner. +. l.. Foulks and 0cie =. Rabb.
Those who did the vaudeville
parts that were greeted with the
glad hand" included Misses Mabel
Meyers and Margaret Randolph,
and the mixed quartet, Misses Kel-
ly and Meyers and Messrs Mitchell
and Foulks. Miss Myra Seymour
was billed for n leading part, but
on account of throat difficulty was
unable TO participate, Miss Meyers
taking the part with much credit.
Mrs. Halle N. Ward was musical
director and performed her work in
n highly creditable manner.
Deming greeted the company
with a splendid house, the receipts
amounting TO Sl9l.
The Silver City people certainly
broke all records by giving the COM
pany $2S7 house at the Elks'
Theatre on Saturday night. The
Deming company was not only
shown every courtesy by the best
people of the city, but Col. Belts
practically placed the whole city at
their disposal, Following the show
the "Strollers" gave the Company
a Dutch Lunch" and a most royal
good time.
AS a result of the two engage
ments, Mr.. Hand paid to Mrs. Ach-
sa Field for the hospital, $lS2.50.
The closing feature Of the pleas
ant series Of events was n delight
ful banquet at the Harvey House,
Tuesday evening, given by the Hos
pital Association and Mr.. Hand to
the members of the company.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-17
GOVERNOR MILLS
A GOOD BOOSTER
Writes Interesting Story for
Chicago Tribune. Gives
Deming Good Word.
PROGRESS EVERYWHERE
-----+--
Under Statehood New Mexi-
CO Will Forge Ahead as
Never Before.
PROGRESS EVERYWHERE

] take great pleasure in writing
the Tribune n short article on the
land megemcat in New Mexico in
the last few years. also give you
my views as TO what the future
holds out for the settlers and resid-
ents in this territory.
New Mexico is situated on a high
plateau, the continental divide be-
ing located in the western part Of
the territory. Owing to the great
size of New Mexico, it containing
l22, $50 square miles. and to the
radical differences in the elevation
Of various parts Of the territory, al
most every crop except citrus and
tropical fruits can be grown within
our borders.
For many years the territory was
held back in its development for
lack of transportation facilities, and
also on account of the large Spanish
and Mexican land grants which COW
er many parts Of most fertile areas,
so that today our agricultural
development is only in its infancy.
Now that the constitution for the
new state has been adopted by the
people at the election held January
2l, which assures us that we shall
soon be admitted to the sisterhood
of states, New Mexico is bound to
advance rapidly in material wealth.
On our mountsins there are
many large forests of pine, spruce
and fir which have in the last few
years advanced greatly in value.
Up to ten years ago the land COW
cred by this timber could hardly
have been sold at any price while
today there is an active demand for
all timber land and prices have ma
terially advanced.
We have in New Mexico in the
counties of Colfax, San Juan and
Mckinley large bodies of bitumin-
Gus coal, much of it, particularly in
Colfax county, being of an excellent
coking quality. 1t is said that the
coal measures in Colfax county are
the largest in the United States
and that they contain upward of
30, ,000, 200, 900 of tons of coal.
The coal lands in San Juan coun-
ty are still largely owned by the
national government. Some of the
veins In this county are upward of
thirty feet in thickness and some
day the development of coal in this
county bids fair to rival that in Col.
fax county.
In agriculture, upon whicn the
wealth of a nation is primarily
based, great developments are now
being made. So-callcd dry farming
is being practiccd in many parts OF
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-17

Territory Of New Mexico.
Office III the Secretary.
Certificate Of Comparison.
|. Nathan JAffa. Secretary ~ the Territory OF
New Mexico. do hereby certify that there was
filed for record In this Office nj ten O'Clock M.
on the twenty third day Of January. A. ID. 1911:
Articles of incorporation of
The H. Norihaus \ Sens Company. Number GGbL
And alao, that have compared the following copy
Of the same with the original thereof now on Gle.
and declare Il 10 he a correct transcript thcrefrom
and Of the whole thereof
Given undor my hand and the Great Seal Of the
Territory Of New Mexico at the City Of Santa Fe.
the Capital on this 2l day OF January. A. d. 1911.
NATHAN IAFFA
(ScaD Secretary of New Mexico.
BY Edwin =. Coard. Assistant Secretary
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-17

II troubled with indigestion. con-
stipation, no appetite or feel bilious
give Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets a trial and you will
be pleased with the result. These
tablets invigorate the stomach and
liver and and strengthen the dlgcs-
ton. Sold by all druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-17
KENTUCK|ANS COME
|NgANDARD PULLMAN
Big Business Men Of Louis
vile Join Demins's Pro-
gressive Boosters
OTHERS COMING SOON
Mimbres Valley Extends Glad
Hand Of Welcome to
these Good People.

II is with a feeling Of justiiiable
pride that tie GRAPHIC has fire.
quently called attention to the su-
perb quality of citizenship that has
been coming as a steady stream into
the Mimbres Valley For many
months. but we want TO stop min
ute TO take Off our hats TO the fine
crowd of business men and farmers
who arrived Friday morning from
Louisville. Kentucky, the party Of
twenty coming through in spec
ial Pullman, under personal escort
of DIR. Smith, passenger agent Of
the the Missouri Pacific. and under
the especial leadership of that prince
of boosters, o. ii. Cooper, one of
the livest wires of the Bluegrass
State, representing the hustling
real estate firm of Cooper & Nc
Teer, who are to be credited with
this big Kentucky business. 1t will
be remembered that J. M. McTeer
but recently returned from that re-
gion.
That there is some class TO the
party is evidenced by the fact that
one of the members. Il. f.. Sutton,
is president Of the American Skirt
Manufacturing Co., another, b. +.
Pearcy, is special agent of the FL
deity and Casualty Co. Of Louis
vile. Mr.. o. II. Cooper. whose
family has already come TO Dcming
and settled in one of the Baker
ranch homes, southwest of the city,
is one of the big rustlers of North
ern Kentucky, and Albert Ernst,
whose family Is likewise here TO
stay. is one of the solid Kentucky
farmers. who made a big success
there and will make a bigger sue
cess here. Robert II. Simmons is
another successful young farmer
who thinks the sunshine state super
ior to the bluegrass country.
Mrs. l.. j. Williams, who gave
additional prestige to the party,
was accompanied by Mrs. Simmons,
mother of Robert H.. and who
couldn't resist n good land invest
ment, and last but not least Mrs.
VIM. +. Blackburn. one of Ken
tucky's bright women writers and a
close relative of the famous Joe"
Blackburn. who belongs to the
whole South. Mrs. Blackburn rs u
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. McTeer.
Kentucky is giving the Great
Mimbres Valley some of her best
people and we are more than de-
lighted to extend them the glad
hand Of welcome.
In connection with this story It Is
interesting to relate that last No
vember, while in Kentucky. Mr..
McTeer arranged for porch din
ner at his home on February 10, and
the promise was kept to the letter
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-17

Dcf1inEs
The communities whose people
are doing things are the communi-
ties which have the widest range Of
publicity given 10 their work.
Find the scenes OF activity and
there will be found one or more
correspondents, writing the news
for the newspapers. Thus the towns
which have gotten busy are receiv-
ing a large share Of their advertis-
ing free OF charge. The towns
which merely contemplate doing
things. or are standing still. have to
pay for all Of their advertising.
This claim is well substantiated
by the cases Of the territories Of
Arizona and New Mexico, which
have been engaged Cor ceveral
years in a hard struggle for admis-
sion to statehood. While the strug-
gle for statehood has been on, the
two territories have had a generous
share of space in the big papers Of
the United States. In addition to
the news reports. vast deal Of
editorial space has been devoted to
discussions Of Arizona and New
Mexico, their resources and possibil-
tiles of development, and their fit
ness for admission to the Union.
A more recent case in point is the
case of Deming. All the papers Of
New Mexico have recently contained
'nention Of Deming. Not only the
New Mexico papers. but many Of
the larger dailies of national circu-
lation. Why? Because Deming is
doing things. Deming is pumping
for irrigation. and has demonstrate
ed beyond any doubt whatever that
pumping for irrigation is practica-
BILE and economical in that locality.
This demonstration work which
has produced such gratifying re-
suits was not began and finished in
day, nor a week. Wells were
drilled, and afterward developed 10
their full capacity. Various pumps
were tried out. AS fast as one was
proved unsatisfactory. or unsuited
to the needs. II was abandoned and
others tried. This series of exper-
iments was continued until the ap-
paratus best suited was found and
adopted. Different powers, or
rather different fuels for power.
were tried. II was long. arduous
and tedious work, hut the results
produced have justified all the
means used.
"A number of live Albuquerque
boosters recently made visit Of in
specsion and investiga ton in the
vicinity Of Deming. Nearly an en-
tire issue of the Albuquerque Morn
ing Journal was required to report
what the boosters learned on the
Deming trip. What impressed the
boosters most of all was the unan-
unity of purpose, the harmony Of
teamwork in all that was undertake
en- by the people of Deming.
Whatever was of interest to DEM
ing was n matter IN which every IN
dividual felt that he was vitally con-
cerned. 1t Is no wonder that Dem
ing Is moving forward, when every
citizen has his shoulder to the wheel
of the old cart of progress.
The lesson in team work which
Deming is teaching to her sister
communities Is one which Alamogor-
do might learn to advantage. No
town in New Mexico has greater
resources or more natural advan.
tages than Alamogordo. And no
town in New Mexico needs boosting
and teamwork more than Alamo.
gordo. II we follow Deming's lead
we shall begin 10 move forward; ii
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-17

Buy your lumber now and save
the advance Of $3.50 TO 81 when the
present stock Of the Dsming Lum-
Der Co. Is gone.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-17

Now boost the Chamber Of Com.
merce.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-17

We have legal blanks for sale.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-20
THINGS CHICAGO DOES.

'H. H.Hu,H I" think of Chicago
Iu-t Dos md brutal But Chicago
#nv- tHng- clifford e Roe. am sttur-
~. .Hat a.ry Is employed hy a
snmmI1i., 81 citizens "a see. about the
uaa.. IN Women IL has recently -
-".# a.- annual report ia which d..
-..= 9I'lt.- four convictions tor con-
...s.r- ,a".a Ia women m. driving
fu.. fa.a-a II one thousand undo
.-rah'e citizens. men and women. and
sha r.-r.a,an If hundreds Of girls To-
,nelr relatives. represents the result 81
t first years work ~ the bureau
D. - report AIR Ro. remarks that
Chicago is the first great American city
4. .atH rh, E.rr situation IN the race
nH mas, q determined. hu.incsslik,
Ha.r a-am~t it, and that Illinois i,
..e n-r static a. pan an adequate law
20 ta hands ~ those willing 10 con
Iuer 90. aghl TWO things are deduc.
I', from This report
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-20

First, That it isn't sentimental to be
in such fight II * "businesslike, IS
and We have no doubt it is good for tho
business of Chicago to make it
Second. That such fight isn't hope
less When ono lawyer. backed only
10y a committee Of citizens. can rid
Chicago 81 a regiment OF undrsirabl"s
i'm a single year. what couldn't all the
citizens. ana an tho good lawyers.
backed by all the people. ito for another
city in "a like time