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FACTORIES NEEDED

1t is well that Demings prosperity is founded on agri
cultural development, but factories, smeers and shops
bring ready money into a community provide larger
loca market for farm produce and should he encouraged
to locate here Industrial plants frequently bring jar-
ing element into small city because Of their attraction
for cheap labor and consequent scattering Of the commu-
nitys interests Unfortunately to great extent this is
true.
The harm foreseen can to great extent be dlSamed,
however if the proper measures are taken IN time and
campaign to attract industries safely be instituted
This does not that the present work should suffer
but that reasonable effort should be made to encourage
industrial as well as agricultural development 1t is often
urged by those who should know better that industries
will come only of their own voton and cannot be hur
RED If Demngs advertising has demonstrated anything
it has shown the faacy of this argument and exposed the
reactionaly motives of those who have advanced it,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-12-31
CLYDE EARL ELY, Editor and Owner
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1912.
"EAT HAY"
ESTABLISHED 1902

Give us bread, begged the unfortunate people of
Paris of the minister of Louis XVI. EAT hay" replied
the well fed and amabe official who was the persona
caton of the system that had dragged the wokmen of
France in Hell Of poverty and misery. The next morn
ing the jovia minister found hanged to lamp post
with whsp of hay in his mouth The French revolution
taught the working classes that they were the political
masters but it not until laborng formed unions
that they were able to claim reasonable return for their
efforts in an industrial way The French revolution went
further and taught all men that the capastc class would
not be able to enjoy its Injuries in security if the popuace
needed bread.
Now we are confronted by the stupendous horror of
100 innocent lives being taken in cold blood by the mem
bers and officers Of the structural iron workers union
Thirty-eght men found guilty by jury, composed
mostly of farmers who returned verdics after hearing
the evidence presented in impartial trial The FL Paso
Herald asserts that at least nineyfve per cent Of the
union members law abiding and honest wor<men and
maves that the other five per cent of murderers could
have worked their pleasure freely and brought such
signal disgrace and dscredn union labor. Labor UNI
ions must purge themselves and that quickly of the pos
onous virus of crooks oafes and anarchists. If they fail
to bestr themselves in this matter the organizations that
are in age Of collective buying and selling, doing more
than any other factor to raise the standard of living
among the working classes will become Ineffective
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-12-31
Griffith-Boyd Wedding

Al high noon Yesterday, Miss
Lena b. Boyd of this city and Ilor.
ace c. Griffith, of lrankston Texas.
were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. +. j. Tilley. of Nickel
avenue. The Rev. II NJ. Bruce
performed the ceremony in the
presence of the family, They left
the city yesterday afternoon for
their new home in f'rankston, Tex,
where the bridegroom is engaged
IN the drug business. This makes
three Of the girls Of the High Schoo
class of 1911 To EMBARK on the matri
monia SEA and another is thinking
seriously of following.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-12-31
Agricultural Extension Work

4 measure Of the greatest inn
portancc To- the Mimbrcs Valley
will probably come to II vote in the
L. s. Senate shortly after the holt
days. This is the Smith-l.cvcr
Agricultural Extension bill. It has
already passed the house, and has
been favorahly reported by the sen
ate committee on agriculture. The
substance Of the bill is that il pro-
vidcs AN appropriation of SlO,O0o a
wear for each state for agricultural
extension work. There is also an
additional Appropriation. increasing
from year To year. on condition
that the state make n similar ap-
propriation. but the first SlO,OOO is
unconditional. The state has mo-
thing to do but accept it. This
money will be- available for farm
crs Institutes. for demonstration
work throughout the state, for the
salaries of county or district agricul-
tural advisers to give assistance and
advice to farmers, and for all the
other varied purposes which are
included under the head "f agri-
cultural extension
II this measure goes through
Luna county can certainly rasr Il
supplementary sum sufficient To
pay for the services of an expert
irrigationist
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-12-31
The GRAPHIC Cent-a.Word
WANT ADS Bring Results.
Phone los
F o r S AL E

FOR SALE Some bargains; combina-
ton hand and horse augur well drilling
machine, 500; also horse, buggy. lap
robe and harness for sale cheap Adj
dress W. A. Edie, lola. n. NJ.
For Sale: First.class Oliver type
writer. No. 3. Good ms new. $1,000.
X. Bedichek. 3ltf
FOR SALE Cheap. two horses. har-
ness and light wagon. Inquire at Mey-
RS Mareket. i2tf
FOR SALE Good farm team and
wagon at reasonable price. Write or
see II. +. Hubble. lIondale. 49,
FOR SALE No. 10 Underwood type
writer Good as new. $40. Write or
see II. +. Hubble, Iiondalc. 49,
FOR SALE CHEAP 800. piano. like
new. Box ABB.
FOR SALE Good gentle driving horse,
buggy and harness. Ask here. 49,
FOR SALE Good work horse. Box i7i
FOR SALE viii sell or trade rclin.
punishment close in for city property,
Some improvements. 2O6 Silver ave ~
FOR SALE Driving horse, surrey and
Jersey COW. Inquire ut Berry 4 Webb's
barber shop, corner Silver avenue and
Pine street. II
FOR SALE Fine young Jersey COW.
Phone rs 3 rings, q. II. Cooper. Il
FOR SALE Full bloodcd Jersey bul
calf, ) weeks old: $50. WSC, Graph,
office. Il
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LOST AND 70 u N d

FOUND Small bay horse, front feet
white, blind left eye. branded DX left
hip. Nov. H.. Cali George Malscl,
Moun,ainvicw.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-12-31
IS { Ell. l. A N I. o u s

AGENTS w" want one good live
agent it each city and town to sell
wonderful household necessity; good
income assured. also valuable prcmi.
umS free samples; previous experience
not necessary; write Al once for parti-
culars. Gilanor Company, Roswell, n.
NJ.
GET Eiscr's prices on furniture and
stoves before you purchase else where.
NOTICE Holders of piano due bills
and prize certificates, no matter who
ON. should write mo for valuable inform.
alton free. j. NJ. Crawford
For baggage call Whi,lock. phone.
90 3sti
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-12-31
MEXICAN REVOLUTION

The tales of robbery and murder which come to us
from Mexico lead many to believe that the Mexican is
wholly evil by nature and incapable of self government
The present revolution the best evidence that the MeN-
can peon is reaching out for his bhrght and his contn
ued opposition to auocrac rule is sufficient proof that ne
is capable of enjoying it. Mexico passing through hat
stage of growth from whence, if left to herself she VIII
emerge on a higher social and political plane. Nearly
every if not each civilized European nation, has passed
through the same nternecne strife before breaking the
chains placed upon the people by privileged class who
constituted themselves the government and made laws
and levied taxes with only their own selfish interests in
view
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-12-31
LOUDER FIRE ALARM NEEDED

Demng needs fire alarm that can be heard at
longer distance than the now in use. This TACT mas
been frequently pointed out and the fire OF Thursday nigh
again demonstrated the urgency of the matter siren
whistle at the ice plant would do the work. ana more
quickly because the steam is always up at tne plant anu
some one on watch. -,
The buildings burned the other night probably could
have been saved had the fire plugs been in ORDER ny
drants which are not frequently allowed to flow Will MI
I'D and are not available when needed The local llfe
company always does its best to save property but tte
more drill will do wonders in an emergency.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-12-31
Hospital Notes

Carl Pcugh was operated on for
appendicitis yesterday morning ny
Drs. $. u. Swopc. Janet Reid and
f. u. Nickcrs. The operation is
reported successful.
Ben Williams, of the Diamond \
ranch, is in the hospital receiving
treatment for a nervous disease.
Carroll Craps, the motor cNcIlSt,
is improving rapidly.
Serial Nos. O7SlS-O7Sl9
Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office. Las Cruces, New
Mexico. December Ii. 1872.
Notice is hereby given that the State
Of New Mexico, under and 10y virtue of
the act of Congress approved June 70,
1910. has made application for the
following described, unapproprlaicd,
unrescrvcd. and non-minrral public
lands. for the benefit of the Normal
School.
Township q ., range jw, n. NJ. J..
NJ.
All of sections. |, II. -. u, q, 2
and 81; sci section H. n!, naSw4,
swiswi section "a; net, srlnwt, 81
section %, nhnet swtnct, nwi, naswt,
swiswi. set. set, section n; wh section
IA. 81 section 30.
Township - 5, range wv, n. NJ. J..
NJ.
Etsei section II.
The purpose Of this notice is to allow
all persons claiming the land adversely,
or desiring Ia show il to h. mineral ~
character, IAN opportunity I" Tile oh
lection Ia such location or selection
with the Register and Receiver OF
the United States Land Office at Las
Cruces, New Mexico. and to establish
their interest therein. or the mineral
character thereof.
JOSE GONZALES. Register
dec3l jams
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W A N T F. d

WANTED To exchange property in
Los Angeles for land, improved or IN
improvd, near Dcming. value to Ij.
500 clear. could add clear income in FL
raso to $4,000; submit propositions to
owner. Il. Christopher Pcarcc, 1872,
York Boulevard, Los Angeles, Cal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-12-31
ADJUSTMENTS
COMET

The California Theatrical Co.
closes its engagement at the Comet
tonight with three exceptionally
good features;
Prof Roy Foster, the young ma
gician.
Little Senorita Armenia, the Ia.
nous slack wire walker.
The vanishing lady, an illusion
that defies detection.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-12-31
F o R r F. N T

FOR RENT ! acres of Little Vine
yard land for money rent cash in adj
vance. II Interested. write box 33l
FOR RENT One room across from
grade school house building. 81 per
month Call this office.
Sangrc has rented houses in Drming
for years and is still in the business
Furnished rooms for light houSckrrp-
ing ut the Lester House, Inquire of
Lee q. Lester lltf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-12-31
Rooms for Rent Wanted

Four persons were in the GRAPHIC
office. Saturday, to rent rooms, but
all those which appeared in the
want ad column had been taken
Try the ccnt-a-word column If you
wish To rent your rooms.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-12-31
CRYSTAL.

Good music and good films six
of them comedy. drama, special
ties. You cant fail to enjoy the
evening at the Crystal.
The evening world., 1912-09-27

money back and no questions asked.
The whole idea back of this plan of sell
ing pianos is to secure the heartest good will
and the fullest cooperation from every per-
son who participates in it. To accomplish
this, the piano itself must be supremacy sat-
isfactOry to its purchasers
Those who go in to own piano on
this plan must see in the first place that they
are getting big bargain. That they are
getting easier conditions of purchaser that
they are obtaining more privileges and
that they are better protected than if they
were to buy'a piano through the regular run of
piano business. And if, after having the
piano in their home for t month and going
into every phase OF the matter carefully. they
are not convinced that they have made an
exceptionally good "buy'-they then can
hare their money back.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
HERE
IN SEWER PLANS,
WARNS WATSON
Demands $4,000 to Fight
Jersey Scheme ITO Pollute
the Upper Bay"

Corporation Counsel Watson nled to-
day with the Budget Committee an item
in his estimate Of expenses for 1913
calling for an appropriation Of $50. 900
to prosecute Q night against pestiience
and DEATH" which he declares his once
10 now wasing in the Supreme Court OF
the United States against the state Of
New Jersey and tho Passaic vauey Sew.
erags Commissiou.
The object Of this prosecution 10 tc
secure an Injunction against the sta:>
Of New Jersey and the Commission 70.
straining them from discharginx $780,.
100000 gallons Of NTH por day into
upper New York Bay" declares Nj
Watson In his application.
The Corporation Counsel calls attain
ton to bill now before the New Jerss,
Legislature which plans the extension o.
the Sewerage Commissions territor,
within New Jersey.
'Tf the State Of New Jersey shoult
prevail in her contemplated scheme o,
wholesale pollution" he said. 18th,
Island OF Manhattan would be sur
rounded by putrihcative liauit nth
exceeding in loathsom eness that o,
Gowanus canal before New York Cit,
installed the flushing scheme for ii
improvement"
Declaring that the continued pollu
ton Of tho city's harbor In a struggl,
against "pestilence and DEATH" Mr.
Watson adds that s3e.72o.oS was ex
pended in the fight from Aug. 1, 1911
to Juno 80, 1912.
The total amount asked by Mr.
Watson for his department for 1911
Ia 100000, against S7s8.41o, an In
crease Of e11b.600. There has beef
no increase In salary granted to en-
ployees In the Corporation Counsel
office in three years and Mr.. Watson
says that simple Justice to some of tn
employees requires increases.
Tho Armory Board asks for sass.
1850 under tho amount allowed 70
| its 1912 expenses. The Board OF
Ambulance Service requests an In
The evening world., 1912-09-27

BOY COMES ALONE.
FROM POLAND
Little Chap VIII Start to llli-
nois To-Day to Join Papa
and Mamma.

A bright, chubby lad Of three yssrs, VINO,
came eli thu vay from Poland s,ons
ana 4. pr.psra,~ =. .,rr., e.-A.v a.
r,,,,,.. =. -. -.
~ "n"e.
'p' 'a' "sn' - Ahis AsAno ana
was as happy wnh the surroundings
In Americas great melting eot - "
he had been born there.
Efis Island was . perfect circus for
this younsster. who was dressed In .
neat sailor suit and tagged Alfons
stefonovits when he sailed from Bremen
little more than Q week ago. And
Atoms, ever smiling and ever taika-
tive, was q real 10Y to the attends nts
and thousand and one Immigrants on
ths island
~. 49,. .u
~, W. ., he
'~"' "u' "e ~ fe~~y "'th ms YER
man that the authorities expressed
The evening world., 1912-09-27
HURT TRYING TO BOARD CAR.
w. A. Rogers, Csrtoonist, Thrown
10 Pavement ana shoulder broken.

w. A. Rogers, Cartoonist, Thrown
TO Pavement ana shoulder Broken.
w. A. Rogers, q cartoonist on tho
Herald. Is confined 10 his studio at No.
81 West Fifty-ssvsnth street by injuries
received while trying to board . Sixth
avenue car In Herald Square Wednesday
afternoon. Hts right shoulder 10 disio-
Gated and an arm IL broken. and he
will be incapacitated for work for .
month at least
The street was slippery. Mr.. Rogers
attempted TO catch the rail Of . moving
car and was thrown to the pavement.
When taken homo the X-Ray was used
and II was found the bons was frso-
tured near the shoulder socket. In 1906
no fell from q bicycle and broke the
tendons OF his right elbow. He Is now
prscticing drawing with his left hand.
Mrs. Rogers. with their son. IL In Cali
fornia. and Mrs. oroen. their daughter.
Is In Bremerton. Wash.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
Sale beqins tomorrow morning

in Saturday Already
Those who
the this dantagthey will
any one time all
The evening world., 1912-09-27
''REN0C0' MEN DIDN'T QUIT.

Edward r Doyle. nrst vice-presfdent
Of the Realty Notice Corporation, Of
No. 81 Chalmers street. otherwise
known az the "Rcnoco Service de-
MED this afternoon tina. thee had been
q wholesale resignation of city sf,eials
who are officers In the corporation. The
only oficer to resign. according TO Mr..
Doyk, was IAwson Purdy. the presi-
dent. who IL president of the Tax
Board. 1t had been reported that all
city officials who are offiocrs In the
company had been told by Mayor Gay
nor to resign.
The Realty Notice Company IL or
ganized to furnish advance informa-
ton to property owners OF all legisla-
ton which may In any way AFFECT their
property, suoh as special tax levtss. I'm
provements. repavins and tho like.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
BANKER LAY IN THE STREET,

A we'll dressed man. who said he was
Edward McElroy. seventy. . banker
from Pittsburgh. was taken to Bellevue
Hospital last night suffering from apo
plexy. His condition 10 regarded as Sc
rious. -ssg
Mr.. McElroy was found by a patrol
man lying on the sidewalk outside No.
Ii Third avenue. The policeman called
DR.. Halstead, who removed the banker
to the hospital. There he said he had
been staying at tho Hotel Albert. Uni
versity place and Eleventh street. He
said his wife. Katherine. Is at his home
at No. sol North Lang street. Pitts
burgh.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
How to obtain one Of these piaI

How to obtain one Of these pianos
To take advantage Of this unusual SALE all you have to do
to send bring in five dollars for which we will at once
give you a receipt
This five dollars credited your account on the CO.
operative bookscavng hundred and forty three dollars
and seventy five cents to be paid
The operative plan then allows hundred and ninety
five weeks time in which to pay this amountst the
dollar and yve cents week There further
payments OF any kind to be met.
You select your piano at once-to- morrowncxt day
next week any other time convenient to you It will be
delivered acknowledgement week next month The time
select your piano and the date of delivery wholly
optional with you,
convenient for you personally select your piano.
will make the selection for You under your Instructions
trial the piano satisfactory will refund your money
During this sale recitals will be every
from 500 o'clock. which cordially
The evening world., 1912-09-27

the women last niebt. but whom he
was told he might romp about and
play with the men as much as he chose
this morning before time for him to
leave the island. he said he guessed he
would be a good boy and not try to
raise O rumpus.
A visitor to the Island soon after
Alfons arrived took quite a fancy to
the child and purchased large box
Of candles and sandwiches for him.
"Aisons wasn't a bit Selfish said
Supt. Baker. for they tell me he Of
fered all the other children In his ward
some Of his candy and other eatables."
The evening world., 1912-09-27
Illustrated Magazine Free.

A new magazine (handy size) with
twenty-four pages. sixteen of them In
color, with every copy OF next Sun
days World. A new magazine
EVERY WEEK. Watch for the first
number next Sunday Full OF pic
tnsaa and Good reading matter.
The evening world., 1912-09-27

crease In allowances from Si7.5bo to
$4,000. OF tho increase 97s.700 is
for monthly payments to hospitals
under contract. $4,000 for . now auto
mobile and $1,000 for automobile main
tenance.
The evening world., 1912-09-27

And that i-yOu hare money back Yes sr-you
back You have thirty days time after the delivered
to fully make mind you become dissatisfied with the piano
The evening world., 1912-09-27

ed in your mind That under this cooperative
hundred and fifty dollar piano for two hundred
rs and seventy-fve cents, everything included;
I'd fifty dollar player.piano for three hundred
u.s. everything included. When you see what
: this plan offers latter considering your piano
n an economical standpoint) then turn to the
payments.
oerate in this extraordinary opportunity account
ars at any one time to take advantage of this PLAN
The evening world., 1912-09-27

0sthans Anssss New Theatre.
winthrop Ames announced yssterday
the name Of the theatre being built
back OF the Hotel Astor. whose produo-
Ing policy he win direct. 70 BE- the
Gotham Theatre,
The evening world., 1912-09-27
CARTRIDGE Is SENT WITH
DEATH THREAT.

On Nav 10 last a near" bomb was
80, IN Crocker's Office and opened by
1870, =, wa, found 10 contain ono
.,,. ,or,r,dys ana a letter which
.s...,.n.S NJ Crocker with a l,nysr.
- III. .ona 1ay n.arar
,u uea'n "nu a. III Oh, ,rm,n'
IT,. 80, ,st,er read. "Your laat an
~. 81, a. ,r,,,h srn,,e. an ,.o
po"s 80 lii 80 co." Thi. ws -
e ~" s'uA w." go NJ
NIo~eu .v.s ,r.oa,,,ions 80
SroeNeF u.u 80 80,
protect nlinsen, W a"U' 49,
read Ion Imesn. .".. a'a NJ
doneo my oeterninauoh 10 siVe you .ne
punishment ihat Is quo you. announcer
matter mas given you snort tease "i
lie. Better enjoy H. ior your De iohs
time dead; and II there Is hotter cor
ner In hell than another' nope you
viii have IT,"
The evening world., 1912-09-27
LAWYER ACCUSES
| Man He F|REDOF
\ SENDING THREATS
Aas Received Bombs and
4 Warnings Of Death for
n Past Nine Months.
PRISONER HELD BEFORE.
One Letter Wished Hottest
Conner in He'll" for the
Is Attorney.
PRISONER HELD BEFORE.

Already under bail on charges made
~ the Federal authorities, James
Chalmers. nifty years old. Of No. 70 West
Ninsty-second street. was arraigned in
Tombs Court to-day on . charge Of
Lawyer Frank l.. Crocker. Mr.. Crocker
had him arrested again last night.
when Chalmers was before United
States Commissioner Gilchrist. his wife
provided $1,000 bail for him.
Mr.. crockar Is head OF the law firm
OF Crocksr q wickes, whose Offices are
Ct No. s Nassau street. He Is also
prominent in society. IL secretary OF the
Piping Rock Club at Locust Valley. L.
l., and has q summer homo at Brook
viile, L. I.
At the suggestion Of Magistrate
Dresn. Mr.. Croker made afidavit that
he believed Chalmers to be Insane and
the prisoner was committed to the
psychopatic ward at Bellevue for ten
days for observation.
Chalmers denied he knew anything
about the letters sent to Mr.. Crocker.
There was a striking resemblance, In
the opinion Of Magistrate Breen. be-
tween the writing OF some of the letters
ana the writing Of the records OF the
receivership OF the Imperial Film Com
pany, which were kept for time by
chalmers, when he was In Mr.. Crock
er's employ. Chalmers said he had the
frlendiiest feelings toward Mr.. Croker
and left him only because the receiver
ship terminated and there was no work
for him. Mr.. Croker said he did not
wish to act harshly. but thought 1t due
10 his wife and his little girls to protect
.aizs. xasiiala In lIiry
The Washington herald., 1912-09-08
CAGE MAST FAVORED
BY NAVAL OFFICERS
Firing Tests in Chesapeake Bay
Demonstrate Efficiency of New
Sighting Top.

Far from pronouncing the doom OF the
cage mast of the American battIeships,
the recent firing tests in Chesapeake Bay
are regarded by naval officers as demon
strating most conyincingly the efficiency
OF the cage mast.
Sixteen twelve-inch explosive shells
were fired at the experimental cage mast
erected on the hulk of the San Marcos.
formerly the battleship Texas. which lies
on the shoals or Tangier Sound. Chesa-
peake Bay. or these. thirteen Were Talr
and square hits: the last hit toppled the
mast into the water.
While this heavy fire, concentrated
upon the mast at close range, resulted
after thirteen hits in the destruction of
the mast naval officers assert that, in
the first place, the masts nf a snip In
action would never under any imaginable
circumstances be subjected to such a
fire.
In the second place. it is declared.
two or three well-1IreCted shots at one
Of the old-time Cyiind:Ica! masts wOulu
be sufi lent to bring II down. There
fore, the recent tests prove cOnclusiveiy
that the cage mast can Withstand at
least six or seven times the firing that
the old mast can endure.
In the face OF these conclusions OF
observers, there is little probability of
any recommendation for the abolition
OF the cage mast being either accepted
or made at least. not until something
better has been devised. INC cage mast
originated with the American navy.
though other navies are beginning 10
ADOPT IT,