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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-04
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valuation tnT lhe rysg Improvement
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hlils a Tax Alii ~ 4erieG against
ttnis property 80 sAaA Tor tAe road. The
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miles 81 rock road. aur Before any
lAinS = done rhe svtArs m.sf anrh0T-
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road N'e haye investigated the COS
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J. W. Copeland of Dayton. ono.
purchased bottle Of Chsm8eriafr- s
coagh Remesf Tor ms l,oy vao bad q
cDid. and before the bottle Eas al
use-5 she bOF's cod sas gone j.
tnat 10 better fhsu % pay . sre iol-
lsT doctors Diliz For sale % al
deaIsrs-
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Sevsrsl zesks before Thsnksgig-
s1g- 2ny yer lsaiF a.resdy after
Tarkey
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A Twoui2 Stale levy mskes all
rhs a1ftesencs z TIE worid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-04
S c H DOL ID AY s

Have TIE chiidrsn-s eyes exanires
~ Es before 8ensiag them back -
F-a9
yur examinations are thorough ara
7 -ney d01t need giaszes W. urlH
tel ,tus CIR advice WI cost soss
S ,. CROOK.
Opkonetrsst
I'll ". Okiahsrna Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-04

The 1911 laws pertaining 70 RozrE
Highways. Ditches ard Drains
Pamphlet form. Price sc each
Special prices on quantities. Address
Book Department. Leader Prinung
fomp&n.. GEthrieA
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In esryfuctcy

Tae Miller stationery compSny Or
Okiznoma Citg has flied & petition a
bankruptcy q federai cOgFt
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sy LESLIE c. NtsLAck.

a4E1EBER or ASSOCIATED PRESS
United Press Leased Wire Service.
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so Doz. PAIRS MEMS HOSE.

Fast dye half Hose, medium weight. seamless,
spiced heel and toe cools black. grey tan bhIe and
garnet; regular 23c: our price. , pairs for - Csc
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LADIES HANDKERCHIEFs

Imported Swiss Embroidered Handkcrc
lenslltched border; regular l5c; our price .-.
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ot at all IN
|itty.
aybe il viii, . a.
h. I've never sec,
II"
have" aid Kitty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-04

TIE oShaomans are disgas,ed with
fAe frisco bee.Gs@ that ttt6 mas
Anih sS~e ,epSi az Snt Sci far
better f1an * has tn OslseOAaa City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-04
sTBscRIPTIoN RATEs-DAII.Y

9 4lNAIAl ~ NNlllFI a.s-.--.- 80
Per yesr. b. carrier. in advance soc
Per pear ny mail. in advance 500
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rhe Ne&s cawi4l sass ye aesser
Aas a ni4n na0 bas liscat-rAd BOW "a
.eli mushrooms fnnie tn4@ siDg.x.
He ieis nls mQihe- iaw sanip.e The
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-04

Nsri Morris comment. affs he had
been maale3 by lim Flsan. as this
tsas sos m 0wn gool White
Maa snoai6a fgat nlgSe no
itou Philosophy Or snar grapes.
nhirhe
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10
Missourians Good Deming
Boosters.

Monday. Stewart McCahon passed
through here on the way to DEM
ing. New Mexico. from st. Joseph.
Besides himself, his mother his sis
ter Nellie and his brothers Fred and
WOODBURY. live there. Up to a few
months ago they lived in st. Joseph,
in fine home on top of hill, over
looking Wathena and this section of
Kansas, where they once lived and
where many friends and relatives
now reside.
The McCahon's have taken up
government homesteads in New
Mexico, having GAO acres between
them. He says that they have just
come to realize the possibilities of
irrigating there from wells. pump
ing with gasoline engines, wind
mills or otherwise. Many fine
homesteads can yet be entered. 1t
is only forty to one hundred feet to
an inexhaustible supply of water.
Deming is a town Of about $500
and the county seat. Flowers us
ually bloom all winter, but this
year there was a frost just before
Christmas, the only one so far this
year. Stewart McCahon works for
a copper mining company near
Deming. The country Is very rich
in copper, and it is but 60 miles to
fine quail and big gale hunting in
the mountains. Work is plentiful
and he says there is great future
for the valley in which they have
settled.
The editor OF this paper last year
talked with a man from Iowa. who
was returning to his home In Iowa
to sell his farm and go and invest in
a home much farther north in New
Mexico. than where the McCahons
are. He had visited the irrigated
lands in Colorado. and was we'll ac-
quainted with the famous irrigated
districts Of the Northwest. but he
thought he saw the best opportuni-
ties and the best climate in the
place he had visited In New Mexico.
-Wathena. Kans., Times.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10

A big force Of workmen are bus
lily engaged in tearing down the
building adjoining the GRAPHIC
Office and what was left from the
fire Of the corner store and viii
soon have all rubbish cleared away
ready to begin excavations for the
largest basement in the city, 50xl42
feet, not counting the extensions
under the glass sidewalks on both
front and side.
The building will be of reinforced
concrete construction and for the
present. In order TO hasten compile
ton, there will be only the base
ment and first story, the second and
subsequent stories being added as
occasion demands. There will be q
handsome plate-glass front and all
modern equipments and convenien-
ces. The main Office will be in the
southwest corner.
frost 4 frost. architects, will
have charge of construction. but
there will be no regular contractor.
There is now in course of con-
struction a large work shop on the
lots west of the undertaking parlors.
These new buildings will add
much TO the appearance of the cor
ner where Mr.. Mohoney has con-
Quoted a successful mercantile bust
ness for the past quarter of cen.
fury.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10

Onion sets 10 the farmers at
wholesale prices. See W. f.. Foulks.
Wanted Position rs goycrncss.
several years experience, good refer
ences. X" Sl5 Myrtle Ave. II
Paso, Tex. 3wW
Inquire of The Clark Grocery Co.
for team Of good work horses.
Bring your jug and have it filled
with good old time country 'Iasses.
55 cents per gallon ut The Clark
Grocery GUS.
Our garden seeds and onion sets
are now IN sale, Better buy while
you can get what you want All
new seeds. j. A. Mahoney.
Get prices on groceries from n
Paso, st. Louis, Kansas City. Chica.
go, and even from l.arkin. and then
let The Clark Grocery Co. have a
chance To figure on your bills and
see how much money they can save
you.
For sale A dandy desert claim.
VIII furnish quick buyer money To
put in plant and prove up on same
at . per cent, easy payments. For
particulars call or address. "Oppor.
tunity" GRAPHIC office.
For sale, that beautiful tract Of
Prairie Hay land, is now on the
market, consisting of 32O acres. soil
of a rich black loan with n heavy
deposit Of silt and volcanic ash, with
ordinary rainfall this land will yield
] to "a tons Of hay per acre, located
in the shallow water belt. twelve
miles east of Deming and "a miles
from shipping point on y. p. Land
is close to school, store and posl.
office, is well improved and title is
perfect. Cheap, For further in.
formation address box 1872. Deming
N. Nj.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10
Society Life in Deming.

Miss Mary Lou swepe gave e
charming course dinner to q COM
pany Of young people, Friday even.
ing.
The chief society event Of the
present week was the reception and
course luncheon given at the Moir
home yesterday afternoon 10y Mrs.
Moir and Mrs. Corbett, compliment
tary to Mrs. Rogers, who must
know by this time that the ladies Of
Deming love to have her here.
About sixty ladies enjoyed the de-
lightful event, the social feature Of
the afternoon being the game of
progressive hearts, the beautiful
scheme Of house decoration being in
conformity TO the name. The host
esses were assisted in serving by
Mrs. Quincy, Mrs. Stecker and the
Misses Bolich, Hodgdon and Jessie
Quincy.
Mrs. Thurmond entertained four
teen ladies Saturday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. pollard's mother,
Mrs. Rogers. A seven-course lunch.
con was served with all the grace
and finish characteristic of the
Thurmond home. The hostess was
assisted in serving by Mrs. Stecker,
Miss Taylor and Miss Bolich. In
the near future Mrs. Thurmond
will entertain in honor of Miss
Louise Carroll. Maselera Agency,
and Miss Margaret Prude of lula
rosa. young ladies who will be hel
guests.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10
Piainview.

w.. j. Clevenger Is stocking ur
with pure bred poultry.
Mrs. Bergen continues very low
at the home Of DIR. Moran. There
is little hope for her full recovery,
Rev. H. M. Bruce preached for
rs last Sunday, and gave us the
most helpful sermon on the parable
of talents we have heard.
Geo. w. Parker has returned
from Oklahoma. bringing his team
and household effects with him.
He will make a crop on the Sanders
ranch this season.
The man In search Of laid seems
to be much In evidence now. and
can be seen every day looking over
the country; and within the last
week about q half dozen quarter
sections have been taken in this
neikhborhood.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10
School Notes

The Seniors are getting very OK
cited over rings and pins.
The Excelsiors in the second con.
test are 10 points ahead. ~
Kathryn Russell has been absent
Tor some time,
Misses Holstcin, Sexton and Wat.
slns visited the Philo Society, Fri.
day, -"
The members OF the book.keenioo
class look worn out. We hone i &
not from over work.
The spelling class is increasino
wonderfully. The Juniors and
Freshmen are very liberal in their
donations. ~
Lena Boyd, in going down stairs
discovered that It was nat the rali
that hurt SO much as the shock %
the sudden stop. -
As the Seniors decided To give n
class play, those who had not given
an Grafton during the four wears IN
II. 5. will give one March 3.
".
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10

7. ID. Dryden made a business
trip to FL Paso. this week.
Victor Chittick is raising large
field Of onions.
Large alfalfa fields will soon be
seen in Seamonville.
DIR. Swope and family and Mrs
Wyman and son John visited Sea.
knoxville. Sunday.
We are sorry to lose Mrs. Billbro
who hiss gone to Fl Paso to join her
husband.
The McCahons are already max.
ing improvements, having built q
house and moved in.
A few Of the people who have
recently located in Seamanville are
Barnaby. Cissel, Howard and Clark.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10

The Florence Mills Missionary
Circle Of the Church Of Christ, met
on Friday evening with Miss Ruth
Cox. Twenty-Five young people
were present and q very interesting
and instructive program was given.
Seven new names were added to
the roll, making thirty-two MEM
bers.. the Circle being only three
months old. After the program
Refreshments were served and a
social hour was enjoyed by all.
A GUEST.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10

Clyde Baxter is working on the
big Cox farm.
The Trexler family has returned
to their farm.
Mr.. McBey Is now staying at the
Gibson home ranch.
Texas" Thompson is home from
Silver City.
A. G. Harrison Is doing his pre-
irrieating.
G. A. Gibson is getting his truck
patch for planting.
DR.. Hollingshead is having a well
drilled and will put in a pumping
plant at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kneeland have
moved from Deming and will put IN
a crop.
L. o. Danse has built new reese
voir and gotten his seed ready tc
plant.
Taylor's store Is showing a nice
new stock and building up quite
trade.
Harry Baldwin has his gasolin,
engine installed and is going to puI
In a good crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas of Texas
have moved into their house at thu
lumber yard.
+. II. Schweitzer has his new en-
CINE on the ground and will install
II as soon as Shanafelt can get tn
drilling done.
Mr.. Wykof is delighted with thu
rapid increase in enrolment at tn
school. The pupils are not only In
creasing in number, but making
rapid progress with their studies.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10
Great Bargains in Engines
and Pumps,

Having discontinued CARRYING
these in stock, ! hereby offer ali my
engines and pumps for sale at n bar.
gain you cannot afford to miss. Re.
low is a partial list of the bargains
| offer:
U'h P Alamo gasoline engines
. + :" " :"
l. 3" Z" Z"
! , No. No , Eclipse Centrifugal pump
lu p. j. HARRISON.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10
They all want the Colorado,
Columbus & Mexican
Railroad.

The annual meeting OF the Color
ado. Columbus & Mexican Railway
Co.. was held at the Victoria hotel,
Tuesday, for the purpose of elect
ing a BOARD of directors and the
transacting of other important bus
mess. The meeting was called to
order by Director A. j. Clark.
Col. A. o. Bailey was elected chair.
man, W. X. Merrill, secretary, and
Frank 0'Brien ard w. +. Holt, tel
lers. OF the 800 shares. PA were
nresant other in nerson on by
proxy, and when the result of the
ballots was announced II was found
that the following board of direct
ors had been unanimously elected:
Col. A. o. Bailey, Columbus; c. w.
Pike and +. S. Merrill, New York;
j. G.. Holzinger, Tucson; A. j.
Clark, W. 4. Merrill and Ralph C..
Ely, Deming.
Following the meeting of the
stockholders, the board of directors
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:
Pres. "A. j. Clark, Deming.
V. Pres. &C. w. Pike. New York.
Sec'y-W. r. Merrill, Deming.
Treas. Col. A. o. Bailey, Columbus.
Colorado is very much interested
in the building of this road and will
do her full share toward financing
the same, and there Is not the
slightest doubt but that the compile
ton of this great north and south
road would be of inestimable value
to the whole state of New Mexico.
That the big interests of Colorado
are in hearty sympathy with the
project Is shown by the numerous
letters received by Col. Bailey, bear
ing on the subject. One received
from President G. w. Franklin of
the Navajo Canal, Land & Power
Co. of Durango, Colo, says:
There are all kinds of stories
ahoat about railroads building to
Durango. Don't be discouraged.
None Of them have the coal land
that have to turn over to the right
people, and you are first on the
list"
Manager Clay, of the Durango
Gas & Electric Co., has written two
long letters within the past month,
the first one saying that: The
writer believes that the present
time is the very best opportunity
for a company such as yours to
come into this district. You will get
concessions at the present time that
might he impossible to get later"
A few days ago he wrote: The
coal lands alone should furnish sufIi-
cient traffic for any road coming
into this country to pay operating
Luna county should exert every
possible influence TO see Chat this
new road is speedily built.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10

Wholesale lumber market an
nounces a sharp advance In prices,
but everything in the Deming Lum-
Der Co.'s yards will be sold at the
same old price. II you want lum-
her better get busy.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10

Buy your lumber now and save
the advance Of $3.50 to 81 when the
present stock Of the Deming Lum-
Der Co. is gone.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10
LOOK LADIES! LOOK

The big sale at the White House.
of goods at wholesale cost cash
prices. will continue to February Is.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10

What the merchants say; IT
sure pays to advertise in tho
GRAPHIC"
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-30

The government experts have
mad, the same findings as those OF
the State Agricultural college.
In this ago OF specialism it Is ever
made more obvious that expert
work is cheap at almost any price.
Nature is constantly Offering ne"
problems for mankind to solve. The
achievements of yesterday do not
complete our tasks, but merely al
ford stepping stones to "iueI
The range Of human
knowledge is becoming so wide tia't
a single mind does well to become
yersed in q single line OF endea'or.
In Weld county there is constant
need OF everything that can e
learned OF potatoes. This knowieuse sc
is vital to practically every farmer
in the district. The extension "orA
at the Agricultural college is ue-
signed not only to disseminate III,
formation on potatoes, nut on ",i
crops that can be grown here' pour
try raising, dairyinS and other pur-
suits upon which the welfare OF the
people depends. .,..a
Just now the continuance OF this
valuable work is up to the peopie
who are directly benefited by II. a
committee of representative men Is
seeking to raise the necessary fund>
to insure expert work and ADVICE
until such time as the state again
prOyiles its continuance. Ihere
should be no hesitancy on the part
OF any able to aid in this meritori-
Gus undertaking. The interest Will
he paid n hundred fold in future
crops in Weld county and the state.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-30
BEE KEEPERS MEETING

The Colorado State Bee keepers
association will hold its annual con-
vention December IL and IA At the
Auditorium hotel, Fourteenth ana
Stout streets, Denver. There win
be a rate of one fare for the round
trip, good from December 3 to 15.
Inc American National Live stock
association meets on the same dates.
30 tnose interested may attend both
conventions. There will be sessions
aevoteo TO freight rates, foul brood.
eaa eaaulns money, selling. etc. This
s;nn 'en',oh io VIII be one of discus
sion rather than set snaocha- ~
papers prepared in advance The
Auditorium hotel has placed &. cnn.
vention hall, seating ia al au. a..
posal. WEST .Ey %S uur uAs-
secretary State Bee Keepers As.o-
citation. '''S Aso-
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-30
DEMOCRACY
ANNOUNCES
PRINCIPLES
WOODROW WILSON CLUB ISSUES
A DECLARATION
RULE BY PEOPLE DEMANDED
Fifteen Articles Incorporate Ring
ing Call to Voters Of Nation to
Declare Themselves for
Good Government

Advocating unity Of party in the
interest of strength, declaring itself
democratic. not factional nor exclu-
sive, and setting forth its tenets of
faith along the lines Of government
for and by the people. the Wood
row Wilson club issued its formal
declaration of principles Wednesday
night at a meeting at the Brown in
Denver.
The demands of the party are set
forth in fifteen articles. These in
clude direct legislation, election of
United States senators by direct vote
of the people, restriction of political
authority of judiciary to the limits
prescribed by the constitution; that
all tariff shall be for revenue, with
incidental protection; government
regulation of public utilities; litiga-
tion be replaced by legislation: pri-
mary system be extended to include
nominations for president and vice
president of the United States; con-
servation of national resources
through the agency of local self
government; government control of
coinage establishment of postal
parcel service; creation of modern
system OF navigation laws; restric-
ton Of campaign expenses; exclu-
sion of all combinations of capital
from politics. under rigid penalty;
honesty. economy and publicity in
collection and expenditure of all ma
tional. state and municipal revenue.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-30

the United States circuit court OF
Nav York of the tobacco trusts re-
organization plan. The tobacco
trust is to remain. r,,
Competition is not restored. Inc
s,ocI ownership is not divided. The
actual activities OF manuiaGtnre
and distribution are not even plaeeu
under difrerent supervisions. The
circuit court politely declines me
responsibility of making an oraet er
which shall make the business Oh
tbe tobacco trust fulfill the supreme
courts Interpretation of the sher-
man law. Discussing the posi-,
hility of ordering a receivershlp ana
the sale OF the tobacco trust prop,
critics, the lower court says II cuuiu
NOT prevent the present owners rom
bidding in the property II they we're
so inclined. In other words the TO-
bacco trust is not busted IN
deed. it is scarcely scratched
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-30
SUGAR BEETS IN WELD

s, . winning Of the u
the OF the sugar world u
s,s. time world to impressed fAvorsoiy.
hasbe this Is
better than and vaae ALSO .a e european
Tribune mas auempeu 20
situation withont
the oninions the enthu the pessinist
~ Tie Of this column rs oy the
as,iv at
anable little variation because there
makes
e county falling OF the Windsor factory
higher Percentage OF sugar sonnt anu AN
in The paid "raefs per ton
"ain of paid factories IN
The the farmer gain OF II
farmers
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high B
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uee that failed
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International Association for Gathering
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smallest
countries
show better record but
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finished
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