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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15
Ten More Moose.
Howdy, Pap! =. A. p,
We are MOOSE!
Get the password,
Got thn Don

WV CIV W-o-''-,D-Ts
Get the password,
Get the Rap,
Howdy, Howdy, Howdy Pap.
The Loyal Order of Moose con-
unues to grow. National Organizer
Eppstein was here Friday evening
and assisted in the initiation of ten
more good fellows, including }. p.
Wilkinson, Frank Fairchild, K. T..
Connolly, Henry Years, Joe Chcs-
ter, X. 7. Tidmorc, Walter Tildcn.
s. NJ Sewer and }. G. IIozack.
The initiation is n very pretty
ceremony, as the Introduction of
any dolcful or depressing or terri
fyingdcvcrs or lectures is prohibited
The Moose ritual aims to teach men
how to live here and now, and not
to dwell upon thoughts of death.
1t seeks to inspire brothcrly effort
for others, to enable self forgctfuI.
ness and thus to teach active and
intelligent demonstration Of the
truth that We are all made of one
blood and children of n common
Father, whose name is Love-"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15
Deming Leads Them All.

The following little extract frem
the bulletin of the New Mexico
Publicity Association, published this
week, is of interest to town boost
crs:
As aa example of the results
obtained from community advcrtis.
ing, We have here in New Mexico II
town of $500 population, spending
So 900 a year Tor advertising its
advantages for business opportuni-
ties and the opportunities to be-
found on its adjacent farm lands.
1t has been asked how they do it.
Before the community started to
advertise land sold at ~ an acre.
Since they have been advertising
$50 an acre has been offered for
the same land, thus the owner of
one quarter section has been bcnc-
fitted To- the extent of i,lSU, ul
almost the cost of Il whole year 5
advertising. The business inter
csts of the community have like
wise benefited and all property
and business is increasing in value
and volume as the advertising cam
raign goes on which makes the SlO,-
600 look smaller and smaller
There are few business men and
farmers in each growing commun-
itv who would not willingly sub
scribe s. to so a year to an advcr-
tising campaign which would get
such results. Such advertising
campaign can be- carried on in
every district of the state and right
now is the time to get the very
best results from such II publicity
campaign. We want to help boom
every district and want to he
advised of the amounts which can
be raised in each district for such
work. aad the cost to the lndlvld-
uat We will he glad To- go into
the matter, helping To foruIatt
plans for IN advertising campaign,
,o be- carried on by each district of
the sunshine state and tu assist IN
every possible manner in carrying
il ont in n way which will get
| r,snltS "
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15
$1,000 in Cash Prizes.

Offered for best White Wyandotte
cockrel and two pullets exhibited at
county fair this fall by any boy or
Girl in Luna county under Is years
of age. Birds to be not less than a
months old and hatched from eggs
bought of A. II. Donaldson, Hon,
dale, N. M. Eggs delivered in Dem
ing. Price to contestants Sl.W per
Is. lst prize, $500; 2nd prize 3d. .Ot
3rd prize $500.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15
.DEM|NG IS To HAVE A
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK
This Branch Of the Govern.
ment Service Will Open
April First
ANYBODY MAY DEPOSIT
General Information for the
Public Regarding the Easy
System.

nrmng can't be- behind any city
in anything, hence We are to have
"A postal savings bank to begin
Operations April first.
Postmaster Pennington is in
receipt of the necessary inStruc-
liunS and will have everything in
readiness to- begin business on that
date.
The postal savings system is
established for the purpoS" of pro-
viding facilities for drpositing say
ingS at interest with the security of
the United States Government for
repayment.
Accounts may be- opened and
drpusits made by any person of the
age Of ~ years or over in his or
her own name and by a married
woman in her own name and free
from any interference ~ control hy
her husband. No person can have
more than one account at any one
time.
No person may open apostal say
ings account at any post office who
is not "A patron of that Office
AlI accounts must be- opened in
person by the dcpositor or his auth
oriZrd representative. After open
inc an account a dcpoSitor may
forward subsequent deposits To the
post office 10y mail
Deposits will he accepted only
from individuals, and no account
will hr opened in the name of any
corporation. association, society,
,; h,,o,,,,.
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No account will br opened in the
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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15
MAHONEYS BIG STORE
FORMALLY OPENED
Crowds of People Throng the
Handsome Building and
Sound its Praises
ORCHESTRA MUSIC FINE
Luncheon Served at Noon
and Punch Served After
noon and Evening.

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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15

II YOU don't SEE it advertised
advertisefor it.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15

For well pits or general farm i'm
provemcnt, write q. }. Wheeler care
GRAPHIC. All work guaranteed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15

The one word in the English Ian
guge that is always popular, salts
faction. We guarantee it and it
don't cost any moro than it does to
guess. Deming Lumber Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15
For Sale.

Five acres of land all cleared and
fenced, with four room dwelling
house, barn, well, windmill, tank,
and shade trees, situate one halt
mile eastward from town.
JAMES S. FIELDER.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15

The customer who comes back is
the man who advcrtises for you. Ask
our customers if they were used
right, wen chance the verdict. Dem.
ing Lumber Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15

Cook wanted at the hospital. APP
ply at once.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01
pEssEMKR COMPANY
TAKES OVER CLAIMS IN
EURzEA nzsTRIcE

(ssrciei uasreaposaenes o. ~ N1aHRld'
DENNIS y. ~, Jene ao.-Tht Hes
SENIOR 0old and Copper nppptr cpsns
pany today took ever tao llachilh
group OF claims Owned BY 4 T.
Brown of Iiachlta Ia iiio Eureka Min
Ing district near tho lu~n OF llnohiin.
This company already pwpa tho
WNahlnslon group ~ enc Florida dla-
Vet THERE has henn expended upon
wen claims already something IN exc
tum or 4lug.00o, and lnoy were IN
S.tmea snne w very productive prop.
eltlcs whom silver brought batter
phee rho onlcefs ol this eonipany
which han recently necn formed are.
y. 8. Peterson, presidents J. uruns
wnldt, f/royc city, 1a., vico pre1ldenti
n. = Nagter. Wichita. s<s,. secretary
Cal Baker. treasurer, w w. Reese
manager, Tho officers CONFUSE tho
hoard 81 dleuutuFH, ora from the
iinohiln group iusl pulrhnsed wan
formerly hauled IS miles 10 nepnr.
Now the orc all have 70 be hauled
hut thfop miles 70 station On lhe
|F. y AZ W. Mr.. Nooto will itHtt
for the enss iaR faw days ia the I'M
tercEiH of tho cgmpeny,
AIRS. Hugh a.. Williams wne today
opcrnicd upon N the tsndlea' hnapllRl
hers for appendicitis. A. the present
writing several honi2 after eho oper-
alton she u dolug we'll.
,. /. sedef of Albuquerque "a IN
DemlnG on hualpers
nr. n ". aiegonapn az El Paap n
heFc today % professional bupln9nt
n y, Armstrong; ~ Oakland. Cal.
ms pnrchaaeu \ fellnaulahmenl o.
100 acres ~ iane near lola which ~
VIII Improve ~ soon 81 he winds nr
his business afalfH ia California.
The Little Vineyards comp4uy ifri'
patcd 40 acres N 1914 hours ihls
week, the land Irrigated belnh three
miles away from The wells The poai
Of electricity Tor pumping Ihln walpf
was n tents par acre,
The district headquarters 0f th1
Monnlaln states Telophono compans
haa been moyea 20 nomlne rlti; Il N
fiHand ~ manager
A.. ~ child left today Tor gnnla
Moulca Cal, where he win mnrrs
ALIAS MARITIME Avlin Ions. daughter 81
r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

Archaeological Day on Saturday
July "a. The study o. the ancient
history Of New Mexico ana research
into her prehistoric period ara o ~.
ceieo apecial aliEnslon ana Tho na-
rcmbly win feceigc nuiicc frpm
leaders Ia the nofid az science on
thln account al al Nelson OF thn
American Mahe.lnl ~ Natural Ills.
tory. has inauaufaled under The Aus
plcea Of than fnesltp'iqn = worN % * K
cavntion ana ftffAten qmpnH the M
nuinefahlo snlns % tho Mountainelr
section which viii Iani four ~ rive
years and may hnye results Is lnee.
tinahic value ~ archaeology
freaidcnt John NJ Epfheit ~ ihe
chautauaha Hespe'allpn, WHO was m
Albuguesqae tse fa' " tne week
with the aecffsa HFuutoF WisHetH
n, Mef;ovi accompanied Ar. Ncsaan
on R rrconunlannct lfip through the
Mguutalnhsf country recently ana
quotes DR. Ftlten ~ Saying that
there are AHeipHl fHsna asa relies ~
d former eiFl|lEasioH without number
IN tlsat renlou whose oal4lence hbs
never been fAfnseH oNeEa0n showed
me lot ~ them frat never sts.
prcial we're In cha tounlfp nald
NJ. CoFbtif. nnd b positive that the
amrlacf 40 u sseak. na4 ssaFclp bern
scratched ard shat discoveries of raal
lnssFesi a4als lae iaaa she AaA4al
Into the hliIaiAA
I'VE have a4Anae9 % make person.
ally conducted trips 81 exploration
~ tho FnIna H|N fAuIHfa 1t the ii.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

As tRtaof&1t these 4itA tf,NH Al tH'
H4N't4I party. under no 1|rar|Itn p
toHp1ltni Nai1Q. win |&ht4 IhnN
AHf gpthlng. August h lbN IA Gran
Hu'fIl4 taHlnH tamn aft|0m6HI 4Nf
felNfn'n0 ne neat day. 1ht tt4f ~
lho GRIP WA hn reduced Be- nv msal.
mum and the trip uaaa - r|1aeaat
4H pNHNlD'N THIS Hf3N VIII slow
Nnpul lWenit,ienr hours 81 lh1 aIIna
Hpins and coming ~ f|tnttli stages,
Those eoni1mQlnilnN |n|A trip should
advise HE mnnaNnmanI AA &oon ~
r1Hibl9.
me FIiiopnfh nnntt' state epnrHr.
t'on Of the Young N1on|ta toclelY 81
ceIssiisa Eudsa sF - he'a ~
Aloualalnaif daf'ns th4 cnautauuue.
NsHceslYo EoDN'llee.
The executive tonsmllsoA of lho
rhhuteuaun pstoclnlIon CONSISTS Of
John W. Cofhql' W W. Mccoy,
isaar Fulton ard Charles i. Burt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

year ual Sc one 81 iha h|entsl men
Va lat tont|f ~ rantnn hcfl-
lresh experimentation 81 tie 1epafl
iluh On lAt fseeiak ~ aanaak
July aM ~. MtItlfreeh Wit deliver q
SERMON |rcl1tf which WNl ~ ono ~
il,e lhlnaa noaI worth hearing % the
whole assembly Ure4fWW nr Me-
Eiffesh eouIRf a. HDHHfHintib partly
TO attend thf tnntenllcn IT fhe State
Sunday ecnn9| sss',rlaliop.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

Aibuqnrrqae DAY Iast yeaf Non
thth n INC nature 81 en exborlmtns
THE experiment pFoptf auooH4fDI
ana th|a teer Il promlsca % b. 4
fglufn bigger event The dale this
year Il tnit a.
senator isnnc narlh. chalrmenI
Ivan trunsIeid. ~ Is Hehwentkcs
and John Lee Clark. cpmpoee the
cnmmlitrr nprnlntdd ~ The Aibn.
aucfane COMMERCIAL club 20 hnndlo
chr meollna and affnrao the pro.
afam inIa year rn1Ht who are 49,
quainted with ne personnel of this
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

committee mead no further informa-
tion. Albuquerque Dgy this year VIII
he.n success
Among Tho other ATTRACTIONS VIII
be- breas hand. aud possibly two; a
Gioe club and progrnm roplete with
nunbefn from among tho best sing
Iore, mnelolnRn and entertainers In
Nuw McNsco'R metropolis. They VIII
come on Epecla train.
Temperance Day.
Tho pregfan Tor Temperance pey,
July ~, VIII he IA chaiHc % tho New
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01
+ FRENCH ECONOMIST
PROTESTS AGAINST
| RACE SU|G|RE


~ lefeninn Steve !, a. r. l.snapd tplFeF
PARK sans -. Paul E.oeoysiipg
len. the ~ ,Eent Frpnrh econon -
han issued striking appeal 10
Ffenehnon ana fsfnnch wom6p. in
whlch 10 points QUA tho grave dam
gor 81 tho appropriation and tho dob-
naturalization 81 France ~ tho 70.
dnccd birth rate. Last year the
deaths e<ceeded thn AisshE - iffarra
~ almost e5.poO, ard tho total num-
hef % births IN ftll war 2G3,ooe icas
than the annual birth rate duglng tho
second period Of tho seeont empire.
a. Legpy. nuaullou declares that the
drop IN the French birth rnfn Is lm-
moral. due 10 tina universal wihh fo
limit the FAMILY 70 the mlnEnum ~
- not alone due 20 the fthfl nf fEs
exrenee % brIuelnn up chndgon. bat
a''p, ne claims ~ Tho puru tgrdsm
o. married couss,s. Who do n ( wish
70 be bothered By tho rearlng Of In
lania
The economist has several nninealcn
for Nhst ne conalnofs a very threat
enlnN situations for the nature Of
Frame. First no thinks q a abap
lutely necewary 10 teach tllo French-
man that she normal laaiiy should
Include not fogor Than three child
rem. This teaching should begin In
the schools oath puhllc aIEd dcnosni-
national, 10 shat Il may be- tropnsetsa
90 a ruth essential % TINS ninln,cn-
nnce 81 tho nation.
Furthermore. he fayofa the ndnp-
ton 81 law, - be applied without
exception, rf,sidlng THAI mo penYnH
shall hola public ailluna or be nlia
inlu Tor eavu 80 snt em pIoyment ~
any kind unlenn they hAva tnroe
children. Tha need Oh the third
ohlld-thnt IS what must 50 insisted
upon throughout France, rs. Leroy
linaglleu declares. 10 oarlnlatcs that
% the average tor marria gos usually
one Or Two bring forth children.
while the Remaining coun les content
themselves with either ne or two
children.
A. AZ additional enrG Engagement.
too economist recommends the ogiap.
llahmcns Of System Of t3ktlc pren-
lums. The slim Of 500. y ala oplIl-
ion, should b. given for aaah third
infant. as we'll as for each ladaltlonel
infant This premium hoalsl DO dis
tributod irrespective o. ne fortune
% tho parents, ana mllllog aires should
reuoiye q ~ we'll ~ thel rooF. He
|'asilfnatee that ss0.Ooo. oayo per year
wonld be tine coDl 10 the i,tate Of car-
rging cut thia plan. He believes that
these premiums, u they did not IN.
afef1p tiie hifih fzfa. ~ aid eersafhls
Binder X from failiAg and oonsld 9ri
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

and ihe Ancient Population ~ the
Asnnsnno ise6lon" ~ Inc ruins . lee
turo which onnnnl fHil ~ ~ ~ the
most abaurbla9 Interest," - every per-
son DrenfAS. end lecture On eub-
icct which ri lIeweli h better qnail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

y o'a ssea Fmplp nsata# ts1HssA A Asel
% the piapa hat wns|t ti t ne fa4 m nA1 ~
loaAk
ne. mast ~ lNt4N ezp10 g euFs ren F7N f7 ~ ~
deposit o me ejaculation lI44o HD o1 p'.
tHs clrahHons eepaMN MNHN
he4|aa t 1
lHN4nMAtpn NV
heaiftV Under purifying H& o4NIH4
N4nt
drunU
ard Ulcers neSiess advice mte wEls9|
FEB SWIFT sRacEse CO.. Ass.A4EA. e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01
HOME PRODUCHs DINNER
40 nc DRAWING CARR

Everybody who enjoyed that Won
derful Home Products pinner AZ the
Chnpteeuun last ear wlll prick up
his ears AZ the announcement that
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

hopes one day. not dialant q shake
~ m yoke. or ihe nfniaHieFate AZ
tno foreigner. and to thooaanar HE
Independence a. the Chart % tho
heorH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

Abo end dram oulvlra. Colonel
rwnohon viii uns about forty Nood
slides with this lecture, and the
mahaaomcnt feels Justified In nH-
auYinE q discerning pubic that moth
ing OF more general interest has ever
been presented Ia New Mexico
Educaslonn. nay.
Educational Day thls year win be
Thursday. guiy 80. and this wiii be-
b feast FOR ali who ARE Interested IN
intellectual and MEAL development.
IN the Afternoon Prof Ais~n NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

White. superintendent Of public In
rlruqiloni and pr. Frank ~. n. Rob-
erla. pfcaldent 81 tht state Normal
M l.an Vegas. will lecture on giib-
iects. while pomlias IN themc. vital
in fact. Prof. Whites lecture WAN 10
oh ghr subject. Equal Educational
Opportunities" subject Fapiela Hith
possibilities that every gnpd citizen
nhnui6 hoer, Df Roberts n too VOL
known all over New Mesieo 10 need
my inlroauctlon. Iioslden those who
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

ihe ble stunt y 90 be repeated fhss
year aud as last year wan be IN the
nature IL a big Ket.togcther banquet,
This viii be served az noon on FNew
Mexipo RreouFces Day. which VIII
HAYS an elaborate program ln charge
% the state Immigration bureau.
With Governor Mcdonald and other
elenkern from various parts OF tho
state a Viii d time 4 IN expected the
development conference movement
stnrlcd ias' year viii be consys<ded
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-04
FELT BAD
ALL The Time
sheilhsrn Lady Suffered Z Great
Deal, But Is All Right Now.

shslihorn, Ala.-fn letter from this
place. Mrs. Carrie May says: "A short
time ago. commenced to have weak
spells and headaches. felt bad all
the time. and soon grow 70 bad I
couldn't stay up. Thought would die.
At last my husband got me a bottle
Of Cardui. and It helped me: SO he got
some more. After had taken the
second bottle, I was entirely well.
I wish every lacy, suffering from
.womanly trouble. would try Cardui.
It is tho best medicine I know of. It
did me more good than anything ever
used"
Cardui II . woman's tonic-A
strengthening medicine for women.
made from ingredients that act sre.
cincally on the womanly organs, and
thus help to build Up tho womanly con-
stitution to glowing good health.
Al 10 remedy for woman's ills, It has
. successf,il tecord'of ever 80 years.
Your druggist soils It. Please try It.
N. B:- Writ to: LADIES' Advisory Dept, Chat,s.
9Ss9e Ms.ss.sns 81; Shs,i.9sse Is2n fer Spseio!
X Weasn' Nat ID plain wrapper % request
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-04

,subscribcrsI or subscribers In arrears
entities them to votes.
The fact that no additional ex.
pcnse Is attuche To the votes makes
II u pleasure for any cn,erprisinE
candidate to 20 among her friends
and secure their votes and subscrip-
tions. There Is no reason for hcsi.
fancy In asking the support OF people
known TO candidates. under the ia
vorable conditions governing the
contest. and the prizes will be award
ed the young women having the larg
est number OF free votes at the close
Of the contest.
Hustle is the Werd.
Some Of the candidates have al
ready mapped out their campaigns
and are writing letters to their
friends and acuaintances and visit
Ing them In person to secure their
support. The progressive ones are or
sani.ins their friends. who are US
| Ing their influence to secure votes for
the candidates selected In the differ
ent communities. The sooner an ac-
tive campaign Is begun the greater
the opportunity to win u handsome
prize. and there Is not q single prize
In the attractive list that Is not
worthy the utmost cndcavor.
Letters galore arc being received
by the Contest Manager from young
women and their friends who are
asking for information and desire to
assist their favoritc candidates III
the most effective way. n there Is
anything that you wish TO know
concerning tho contest. write to this
department and your questions will
be promptly answered and things
made clear to you.
In a contest such MS The Chronicle
News Il conducting. enthusiasm. en-.
crEy and determination are the
points that help popularity and
prove prominent facors In the sue
cess OF n candidate. The time for
action is at hand and the opportunity
to win Il magnificent prize.
How Votes May Be Secured.
tions may be secured by making pay
mcnts TO any candidate. at the office
OF this paper. or to any authorized
representative OF The Chronicle
News. II you desire to subscribe or
pay on your subscription, you can
send remittance direct to the Con-
test Manager and he will cast the
votes for the candidate OF your
choice. or we will send them to her.
as desired. II there is no candidate
at present in the list for whom you
desire to vote. you can nominate q
csndidnte when sending In your re-
mittancc.
The Business Courses.
The business scholarship feature
of the contest appeals particularly
to the young women in each and ev-
cry community who desire to quail
ify themselves with a business edu-
cation and make themselves inde-
pendent. Dozens OF young women
have entered the campaign for the
express purpose OF winning one OF
these scholarships.
The Trinidad Business College and
Dreher's Business College. In which
Institutions these scholarships are
offered. occupy enviable positions
for the thcroughness Of instruction