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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22
About the Crystal.

We want to call attention to the
fact that Deming has the best NOV
ing picture show in the whole
west, or any other direction, for
that matter. If the people ever
got their moneys worth. they get
il at the Crystal.
Manager Shakespeare has decided
that regardless of cost he would
use 5000 feet of new reel each
night. Other places change pro-
gram twice a week, the Crystal
changes every night. George says
good illustrated song suits n lot
of people and he forthwith produces
the song.
If you have an evening and
dime you ought to go over and se'
how much amusement you can bu,
for 10 cents.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22
Clark a Strong Favorite.

Ii is becoming very noticeable that
Sam T. Clark, candidate for county
clerk, is gaining in popularity and
strength as election day draws nearer.
Mr.. Clark has been a resident Of
I,eming and Luna county for over
three years, and during that time
has been before the people in bust
ness capacities which have given him
the test for all the traits and quail
ties requisite for n desirable citizen
and a most worthy young man. His
first identity was as manager of the
Crescent Lumber Co., whose affairs
he conducted to satisfactory end.
He then became identified with the
Clark Grocery Co. as secretary and
treasurer, having charge Of the Office
of this big concern. Being desirous
of widening his scope of usefulnes:
Mr. Clark sought the position OF
deputy county clerk under our highly
esteemed and retiring officer, Lee o
Lester. He was successful in hand
ling this place, and has during th'
past several months had entire charge
of this office and the full coniidenc,
of his employer.
1t is pleasing also to note that Mr.
Clark is property owner and
genuine booster. having the progres
and development of our beautiful
city and country around deeply a
heart. He was foremost in obtain
ing funds for the building of th
road south from Dcmng, and which
by the way, we hope to see starte
in the near future.
No one will deny that Mr.. Clar
would make n good officer, and he
beyond question the logical man fC
the place. The general opinion
that he will be the winner at I'll
primaries.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22

Cane can be planted following
potatoes and thus secure two crops
per season. am Of the opinion
however, as characteristic of all
virgin, soils is lacking In nitrogen,
and much better yields will be
obtained after crop rotation with
alfalfa.
Many other crops can be success
fully raised in the Mimbres Valley,
such as onions, sweet potatoes,
grain, corn and garden stuff. A
very great possibility Is the raising
of fruits, such as apples, peaches,
nectarines, plums, pears, etc.
These fruits are now raised on
small scale. and are demonstrated
to be of excellent flavor and
variety, excelled by none grown
elsewhere. The return from horti-
cultural crops would be large, prob.
ably four to five times that from
agricultural crops.
The foregoing are only excerpts
of Engineer Fuller's report. The
large details containg the volum'
nious figures which go to prove the
unfailing water supply and the
cost of installation and maintaining
of pumps and the more intricate
reports Of the efficiency Of electricity
and gasoline, are necessarily too Ions
for a newspaper story.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22
Publishers Notice.

The GRAPHIC disclaims authority
for any and all political stories un-
less they appear as editorial matter.
We have advertising space to sell to
any reputable citizen Of any political
party on any page of the paper,
reading matter or display, rs the
candidate may elect. Editorial space
is not for sale.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22
Mr.. Clapp is Surely Our
Friend.

J. H. Dyer and +. W. Clapp have
returned from Deming, New Mex
leo, where they went recently to
look over the ground for the plac-
ing of a garden around the depot
such as there Is in Tucson, and yes
terday Clapp reported very favora-
BILE progress. Tn people of Dem
ing, he stated. were enthusiastic
over the proposition and will soon
be hard at work to make a fine
park.
Upon arrival at Deming il was
found that It would not be possible
to put a park on the depot side of
track as is the one in Tucson, but
one will be placed on the town side
of the road. A strip there is avail
able which il one half block wide
and two blocks long. Mr.. Clapp
says that this will be enough ground
to make a fine park. The ground
there was decided to the city OF
Deming by the Southern Pacific fol
one dollar a year so that the rail
road could still retain possession OF
lit.
The people of the city are so en-
thusiastic over the outlook for
slightly park that they will declare
a park day in the near future an'
on that day all stores in town vii
close and the people will repair t.
the proposed site Of the park AM
work all day. The farmers roun'
; about have pledged themselves t
furnish teams for the hauling in o
fine loan and there will be betwee
rs and 30 teams at work that day
The loan which will serve as found
ton for the garden will be obtaine
about $50 yards from the site an
on this short haul they expect t
move in many thousands of yard
: of rich soil with the great numbe
! of teams which they have at the
command.
Having set a body for the garie
they will then plant all kinds
shrubs, cactus, rose bushes, an
the lawns they say will be the fine
; in New Mexico. The Southel
Pacific will take care of the groun'
= y for them and will hire men especid
oly for that purpose. The conlpaI
= will also furnish water and will tai
% about 100000 gallons per day
~ keep the park well watered. III
e is what the Tucson park requlr
% each day and the water will CO
- about a dollar every twenty-fo
T. hours. Later on other arranc
C. ments will be made for the wate
:, ing Of the plants.
~ An enterprising machinery col
T" pany has already donated them
fine centrifugal pump and anoth
NC firm has given them a motor. !
Vi Deming Light and Power Compa
W. has signifed its desire to give tn
all the power necessary gratis
Gu the running of the machinery.
'a' shallow well will be dug and
water will be pumped from this
er- the ground upkeep. This will
as done, It is thought, by next spri
in the mean time the S. p. CO
w pany furnishing the water and h
',s. Ss. free Of charge. The we'll is Y
-, ab' practical, because of the low wa
level in that section. 1t will
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22

When we advertise, everything in
the building line, we mean it. We
can fit you out at prices that are
very attractive, quality considered.
-Deming Lumber Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-22

Legal blanks for sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
VERDICT
OF GUILTY
Sensational Cunningham Case at
Psrkersbura Ends In a Con-
Niction.

Sprcia' Ui-yutcr 90 The futeIIirenger
PARK ERSBJ RG. W Va Sept ~
The sensational trial OF I'd Gun
ningham. charged with malicious as
sault upon ". VI Miller. a prominent
oil man. ended late this evening when
the jury. after deliberating two hours.
returned a verdict of guilty Of assault
and battery. TOdays evidence was
even more sensational than that OF
yesterday
Mrs Cunningham testified In direc'
contradiction 10 Miller. who claimed
that Cunningham and his wife tried
10 work The badger game on him for
$500 She said Miller made an an
pointment with her az his Office Ia.
bOr Day. and that while she was
there. Cunningham. Who had follow cd
her. caught them. and % was then the
cutting ~ Miller by Cunningham o.
CURED
Miller bad sworn that he had never
sccu Mrs Cunningham before or
knoun her until fhe day ~ the
trouble
The case excited rreaf attention
here. as Miller has been prominent
in church and social circles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
P0 WIDER TRUST
In
SUIT
Buckeye Powder Co. Brings Action
Against the Dupont
Interests.
TRUST METHODS
INJURED BUSINESS
Claim Three Times Actual Damage
as Provided Under Anti
Trust Law.

TRENTON. y. j.. Sept. l9.-The
Buckeye Powder company which
formerly manufactured powder at
Peoria. Illinois, today brought suit in
the United States circuit court here
today for $4,000. 900 damages against
the +. |. Dupont de Nemours Powder
company and a number OF its subsidi-
airy concerns which are Familiarity re
feTred 10 as the ''powdeH trust"
The Buckeye company claims that
its business has been injured by the
practices OF the so-called trust and
places its actual damages at SI.119.-
y51. and also asks for 100000 pun
tive damages. Then again IL asks
that these damages BE- multiplied by
three as authorized under the Sher-
man act
The bill OF particulars fled by the
Buckeye company consists OF twenty
seven typewriter pages. and sets
out IN detail the circumstances
which u Is claimed the Buckeye
company suffered as the result OF
the practices OF the Du Pont con
Germs. which practices. il is charged.
were in direct violation Of the Sher.
man antitrust law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
MOTHER DENIES SON
TO CLAIM INSURANCE
ARREST 6S
IN ROAD GANG
Destruction Of Marion County High
way by Railroad Constructors,
Causes Trouble.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencep
FAlRMONT. W. Va. Sept. 19.-Six-
~ laborers and three foremen on the
Buckhannon and Northern right OF
way at Rivesville. three miles below
this city. were arrested to-day by
county officers. charged with obstruct-
ing the county road. The foreman
gave bond for hearing tomorrow be-
fore Justice +. $. Amos. The sixty
laborers were allowed their freedom
after they cleaned the road.
The county court and the railroad
made an agreement for right OF way
and the railroad was to build a new
county road. They did so. but the
new road was washed away by high
waters in the Monongahela river. The
workmen then filled in the old road
and IL was not possible for teams TO
get by. Prosecuting Attorney Morris
took up the matter and the arrests
followed Efforts TO compromise the
case have failed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
RIpERMEN MURDER
STOCKMAN FOR COIN
Hiram and Albert Loekheart Wanted
at Huntington for Brutal River
Tragedy.
PUSHED VICTIM OFF
BOAT AFTER ROBBERY
Body Was Found Floating in Ohio.
and Six Hundred Dollar Roll
Was Missing.

Special Dispatch To the Intelligencer
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Sept. Ig.-
Warrants were issued here today for
the arrest OF Hiram and Albert Lock
heart, two well-known steamboat men
of Crown City. Ohio. and tonight
Chief OF Police Sam Davis left for Co
lumbus. Ohio. to secure requisition
papers for the return of the men to
this county.
The Lockheart brothers are charged
with the murder OF Carleton Simms,
an aged Putnam county farmer. whose
body was found in the Ohio river near
Atlanta several weeks ago. Sims had
come TO this city to dispose OF large
shipment OF cattle. and started to re-
turn home on a small boat operated
along the Ohio by the Lockheatr Bros.
He had about six hundred dollars
when he left this city. and when his
body was found in the river not q
cent was found on his person. The
authorities began Investigations. and
claim they will be able to establish
the fact that Simms was robbed and
then pushed into the river. II is
portable that the Lockhearts will be
taken into custody today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
SHAKERS ACT
WAS UNWISE
No Defense Fund to be Raised by
Sect 20 Defend Those Who
Chloformed Girl

CANTERBURY. y H.. Sept 1e.-
Reports that the Shakers OF the coun-
try intend to raise a large fund for
the defense OF Elizabeth Sears and f.
V. Gillespie. members of the Shaker
colony at Kissimme. Fla. who are
alleged 10 have administered chloro-
form TO Sadie Marchsnt when she
was in the last stages OF tuberculosis.
are denied by Elder Arthur Bruce. OF
the Canterbury Shaker colony. In
statement today Elder Bruce said:
1T seems TO me that Brother Eg
bert Gillespie and Sister Elizabeth
Sears. according 10 what knowledge ]
have. acted. TO say the least. most
unwisely. Nothing Is desired by the
Shakers for them other than justice
before the law. II on trial OF the
facts II shall appear that the chloro-
form was administered with intent IN
a manner 20 illegally cause the death
OF Sadie Marchant. no Shaker would
demur II punishment according to law
followed. Shakers as a whole will
have nothing whatever 10 do with the
legal aspects OF fhe case. and will not
furnish funds for any possible de
fense"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20

MAN THROWN
INTO RIVER
Floating Body in Ohio Leads to
Arrest OF Brothers at Guyan-
dotte for Crime.
WAS ESCAPED
INNATE OF ASYLUM.
Fight Over Skiff Believed to Have
Caused Murde:-Third Arrest
Expected.

special llispatch To the InteIligencer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Sept. is.-
Okey and Scott Flower. two young
married men of Guyandotte. a suburb
were taken into custody tonight
charged with the murder OF Walter
Hedrick. a young man. whose body
was found in the Ohio river at Iron
ton, o.. a few days ago. Hedrick was
an inmate of the West Virginia asy-
lum, and made mis- escape last Thurs.
day night. He made his way TO a
point above Guyandotte. and there II
is sefd that he took q skin belonging
TO a man by the name OF Kyle. and
tried TO make his way across the Ohio
river. The two Blower boys were near
and Kyle sent them after Hedrick 10
recovG the skin. II is said that a
fight ensued' between the Blowers and
Hedrick. Two days later Hedrick' s
body was found i'm the Ohio river at
Ironton. II is said that a warrant will
be issued for KYLE. charging him with
being an accessory in the crime. He'd
TICKS home was at Hurricane, W. Va
and lie Was sent TO the asylum follow.
ing his conviction on a charge OF
forgery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

ALBANY The Gifins huI. reiev.
ing directors ~ racing associations
from liability for betting az the tracks
is scheduled ~ come up sGain ~ the
present session 81 the asssmbIt and
opponents o. fhe measure TO-DAY ~.
pressed fhe fearf be- sir pass
WASHINGTON The cruise of the
Parinc feet fo Hawaii TO-DAY $50 pos.
ronrd and fhe vessels uilI DO aa
semhied in San Francisco harbor on
October &C. durine fbe ground hreat
inF EXERCISES of fhe ranama e,uos.
ftnn
NnNFOIk Na The four uaafef
schoNIer sfeila U kariau from Wash
InFfon end Norfo's bound ts ssvsn
nah vuh 1890 tons of coal eas
fhrov n errct"d sn llorae shoe shoais
in loser Chr-Hnea.r hat
NEN N1Rk A. arparaf.s Un
vented h1 = local fireman. Designed 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
Sen. SCOTT
One Of the Honorary PaII-6esrers at
the Carter Funeral at
Washington.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1s-with
notable folk In many walks OF life
present. solemn high mass OF requiem
was celebrated at St Pauls Roman
Catholic church to-day for the late
former Senator Carter. OF Montana.
who died AZ his home here suddenly
on Sunday
The honorary pallbearers were.
Senators Bailey. Of Texas. Crane. OF
Massachusetts. Brandegee. OF Con
necticut: former Senator Scott. OF
West Virginia: Attorney General
Galen. of Montana Judge Hunt. OF the
Commerce court. former Minister 10
Spain Hannis Taylor. former Cover
nor Frank $ Steeter. Of New Hamp-
shire. and George r. Hamilton. OF this
city. lnterment WAS az Mount Olivet
cemetery. this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20

make smoke eaters" ont - even the
fre'nFsf hremfn uas successfully
tired out hero TO-DAY In a cellar IRE
INDIANAPOLIS Winnipeg. Mani.
ioha. canada. vas 90 DAY selected 81
ne next meeting place of fhe sover
e.En fraud ioiEe OF odd reiiows. IN
session here
WASHINGTON From estimate.
made b. Tho var department to-day.
ne United States army during ne
n"si fecai vear vIl number ahuroxi-
ma 'eiy sa.noo ofIccrs and men.
CHICAGO United States Circut
Judge Peter = Grosscup today an
bounced fhaf he unIld retire from he
bench fhr fref veet ln October
WAsuINsTON The rovernmanf
boz ,'nrrd te4I for thc sale af tes..
ono "n0 fesf ol Ore kusd timber In
idalo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
SHOE MACHINERY
MEN ARE INDICTED
Six Prominent Men Declared TO Have
Violated the Antitrust
Law
UNLAWFUL COMBINATION
AND TRADE RESTRAINT
Another Phase Of Long investigation
by Court OF United Shoe Ma
chinery Company.

BOSTON. Sept 19-Six prominent
business men connected with the
United Shoe Machinery Company
were indicted to-day by the Federal
grand jury for alleged violations OF
the Sherman antitrust act. Two in
dictments were returned alleging the
maintenance OF an unlawful combin-
alton and conspiracy in restraint OF
trade on the part OF President sydney
W. Winslow. Vice Presidents Edward
y. Hurd, George W. Brown and WI
liam Barbour. Counsel Elmer p. Howe
and James !. Storrow. Messrs. Wins
low. Hurd. Brown. Howe and Storrow
are BOstonians. while Mr. Barbour is
resident Of New York All except
Mr.. Storrow are directors OF the com
pany. Mr. StOrrow resigned from the
directorate just before the municipal
election two years ago. when he was
candidate FOR mayor. but he is the
largest stockhoIder.
The grand jury sat for nearly a
month. considering the evidence pro
duced by = Witnesses who were
brought here by special agents Of the
Department OF Justice al Washington
from all parts OF The country. but es.
pecially from New England The in
vesfigation was IN charge Of United
states District Attorney Asa f..
French. assisted by Special Assistant
Atfornef General William : Gregg
and Oliver r. Pagan. Of Washington
The indicted officials will be sum
tcontinus on Tsnth PaFoJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
Michigan City Has Sensation On Re-
turn OF Missing Man After
Thirteen Years.
WAS A CONVICT IN
NEW YORK PRISON.
Return OF Missing Relative Causes
Mother TO Lose Twenty-Five
Thousand Insurance.

NILES. Mich. Sept. 1s.-George
Alfred kimmel, believed by relatives
TO have Seen dead for 13 years. ar.
rived at his old home here from the
penitentiary at Auburn. n. Y. late to-
day. and was identified by dozens OF
former friends and associates. Among
those who identified Kimmel, was his
cousin. Mrs. Harry L. Fox. who open
ed her home TO the wanderer. and held
a celebration Of his strange return.
Despite Kimmel's Identification,
however, and his acceptance by other
relatives, his mother. Mrs. Stella KIM
mel refused to see him tonight. She
remained in seclusion at the home OF
friend. while scores OF Kimmers old
companions sought him out at the Fox
residence. The mother continued to
denounce Kimmel as an imposter.
who was attempting TO deprive her OF
s25.OOO insurance. which she held on
her sons life.
Kimmers arrival here was dramatic
In the extreme. He was accompanied
from Auburn by Harry l.. Fox and two
other old associates from Niles, who
had telegraphed from the east that
they were sure OF Kimmels identity.
As Kimmel stepped from the train.
scores attempted to talk TO him, but
his friends hurried him into a wait
ing carriage and drove him to the Fox
home 10 see his cousin. Here he was
also met by +. NJ. Cook and Richard
Dugan. two OF the men who had
known Kimmel best in the old days.
Both said they were entirely satisfied
that Kimmel was not an imposter
Let me see your wrist" said Dugan
to Kimmel.
Yes: the old scar is there" con-
tinued Dugan as he made minute
examination OF Kimmel's arm But 1
don't need that veriication TO know
that this man is our George Kimmel
and no other
Il know il is George" exclaimed
Mrs. Fox. II am as certain OF that
as ! can be OF anything. ! wouldn't
have him here unless | am sure
Ten minutes after Kimmel had ar
rived at the Fox residence neighbors
went In search OF the mother TO tell
her OF the Identification of the man
who claimed to be her son. but she
refused to see him, declaring her son
was dead
Whether the man from the peniten-
tiary. II he be the womans son. will
insist on the fact and so deprive his
mother OF the $4,000 insurance. or
whether on facing the woman he will
declare he is not her son. was the
dramatic situation which the resi-
dents hoped to see brought TO a cii-
max.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
MARRIAGE PACT
PRECEDES DIVORCE
Millionaire SUydan1 Will Permit His
Runaway Wife 10 Have Her
Plumber Affinity.

NEW YORK. Sept 10 Stipulating
that his young wife. Louise Lawrence
SHyfam should first enter into an
agreement TO marry Frederick Noble.
no" plumber son. with "a nom she re-.
'euuy ran away from her home In
Hlue Point. l. T. Walter Lspenard
suydam, Jr.. offered today 10 free her
iy suing her ior divorce. Suydam.
his millionaire father and lawyer
tailed upon the young woman ar the
fat. where she and Noble have been
living aud made the stipulation a. an
alternative to never having divorce
suit began. They demanded also that
the agreement be- signed by Noble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
EIGHT AWAIT DEATH
IN BURNING LAVA.

CATA\IA. Sicily. Sept. lg.-
The eruption of Mount Etna,
which yesterday seemed TO be
calming down. to-day resumed
It's former activity. II is
feared that eight peasants
have been cut off by the lava.
Shots from their guns. evi-
denuy 10 attract attention.
were heard. but no aid could
be given rs nobody was even
able 10 approach the spot. be.
cause OF the floods OF lava.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
WAITER KILLED ny
CEArn PROM WINDOW

NEW YOHK. sept ia crair thrown
ont ~ n fweifth story wIrdow ir hotel
on West Thirty y-sixth street to-day.
dropped on Henry Uerrnody e waiter.
VITO "a standing on the sidewafk and
KILLED hiw urferfftes arr fnokfnr for
tls t'rowfr - the chair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
EARTHBOUND
Ayiators on coasf % Cosst TrB W.
abe % Complete RepsIrs
90 Cats

49, YpHk sept fs Neither r
F lNirers eho Is stalled at Middle
fnau. " 81 u.fh vrected machine
nor D q ward uho is or Coruiusr =
raa atle ~ rrsume tls coast 90
,na-f sarnpiars nirtf today WarI
errsrfa fn rsf aua1 tn morrow and
HodEsr. horss fo do so. hut me mech
anIr.ana aho art af uDrt on tIs bI
pianr mHf rot nn.sh thc rcpairs o.
that time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
Aviator rans rtfty Feet and q. xan.d
~ Dewitt, Iowa.

DEWITT. lows. sept 70 John W
Rosfnhaun. - Chicaco. was kiIled here
today. whom his aeropiane fell from =
heirht of rftv feet tie lad been In the
ar Only twenty minutes. when he lost
control uf the r1afhIre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
Troops Fire on Crowd.

BILBAO, Sept. l9.-Troops this al
terncon fired on a crowd that was en-
deavoring TO free prisoners, including
strike leaders. who were being taken
through the streets. Twenty six per
sons were wounded. The situation
Is grave.