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Dance

\ dancing party was given last
Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Lo-
ran j. Pritchett to a host of their
friends at the Harvey Hotel. The
party was n shirtwaist affair for all
but few who did not have the fes.
tive raimcnt. 1t was 4 delightful af-
fair in every respect.
The veranda was screened off the
entire length of the dining room and
filed with small tables and chairs,
and tastily decorated with palms,
ferns and potted plants. 1t was a
cool retreat TO which the dancers ad-
iourned and were served with light
refreshment. X. C, Song presided
over the punch bowl constantly.
Mrs, Pritchett's hospitality was
enjoyed to the utmost and all the
guests acclaimed it the best ever.
The following attended:
Miss Pearl Price, Miss Ethel Phil
lips, Miss Kitty Riley, Miss Mar.
.arct RoSch, Miss Florence Ament,
Miss Alleen Paul, Miss Florence
Paul, Miss Margaret Randolph, Miss
Maude Toms, Miss Katharine Wa
mel, Miss Louise Hodgdon, Miss lone
Hodgdon, Miss Julia Porter, Miss
Olive Wood, Miss Mary Mahoney,
Miss Zella Conner, Mrs. Ament, Mrs,
Thurmond, Mrs. Park Taylor, Mrs,
Harrington, Mrs. Richard Hudson,
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Raithel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Raithel, Mrs. A. W. Pol.
lard, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Holt, DR.
and Mrs. S. D. Swope, Mr.. and Mrs
John Mason Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
j. \. Mahoney, Mrs. T. E. Mister
Mrs. II. g. Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f
Ely. Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson. Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Nordhaus. Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. J, Laughren, Mrs. Hon, Mr.
and Mrs. S. W. FAINT, Mr.. aud Mrs
NJ. J. Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess
Mr.. and Mrs. W, Akers, Mr.. and Mrs
John B. Taylor, Mr.. Cole. Mr.. Lynn
Warren Clark, Ed Foulks, Henr,
Raithel, Mr.. Schenck. Charles vii.
hanson, Jack Dymond, Sam Jaeger
c. W. Strickler, Harry Hall, Williams
Rutherford, Mr.. Riley, A. l.. Tay.
lor, Samuel Lindauer, Mr.. Hagis, Mr.
Dornbush, Mr.. Gaar, Mr.. Robinson
II. Jarvis Williams, John Kretz, Ar.
thur Tyler, John Lerma, Mr.. Kelly
Richard Young, Mr.. Hull, Mr., Sny,
der, DR.. Montenyohl, Harris Camp
bell, II. J. Wood, r, c. Ely and Jane,
Dymond,
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LUNA COUNTY CATTLE
LEAD ALL IN WEST
Clipping From Montana Paper Says
Animals Shipped From Dem
Ing Proved the Best
OTHERS WANT TO BUY HERE
As Usual Paper Places Luna County
In Mexico! We Shades Of
the Lincoln Club!

Judging from letter written by
W. +. Siockstill of Wibaux, Montana.
Luna County cattle are at premium
because of their fine condition and
good breeding. The following is a
clipping from one of the local papers
of Wilbaux, and as usual New Mex
leo is labeled or rather libeled MEX
ico:"
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SUMMARY

Tow base hils--Ilughes, Goodwin,
Cooper; three base hit--Wmei stolen
bases-Hushes 2, Shannon2, Cooper,
Hines, Yeargin, Goodwin; sacrifice
hits-yeargin, Wing, Revere; left on
bases--Deming 5, III Peso 4; struck
out-Johnson 8, Abbott 10; bases on
balls-Off Johnson 4, off Abbott L;
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Would Prevent Polygamy

Washington, D. ca resolution
to amend the Constitution so as to
empower Congress to prevent poly.
gamy in all States and the Territories
has been introduced by Representa-
tive Gillette of Massachusetts.
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DAMAGED BUILDING
PLACED IN REPAIR

The building damaged a fortnight
ago on Silver avenue by flames are
being rebuilt. The damage is not ex.
tensive except to the place occupied
by the restaurant and new fronts
will make them appear as formerly,
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Charles Williamson returned from
the Rio Grande Valley Sunday after
noon. Mr. Williamson reports the
heat is intense and the mosquitoes in
tolerable.
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1000 GALLONS PER
MINUTE FROM WELL
Miesse Tract Well Was Mecca for
Many Deminy Visitors Last
Saturday Afternoon
LARGE AS MOUNTAIN STREAM
Is by Far the Best Well Which Has
Been Produced in Mimbres
Valley 10 Date.

Several motor ears loaded with
Demng people left the city Saturday
afternoon to witness II test made of
the No, ! well on the Mlesse tract,
which /, now developing Il flow of
1000 gallons of water u minute. The
fluid welled up in the l0-inch dis
charge pipe and overilowed the tenn
porary basin and ditch constructed
to hold and dispose OF it and fairly
submerged the adjacent tract leav-
ing the visitors on an island COM
posed of the material taken from the
well in drilling. The sight was Il
most impressive one and those who
viewed the sight of volume of wa
ter equal to n small mountain stream
gushing from the midst of the desert
expressed the opinion that if pure
water Is needed TO make irrigation
a success surely here is earth's
hearts blood in abundance and will
ingly at call.
EQUIPMENT OF WELL
The equipment used in the tests
was 24-inch Laync and Bowler
pump and one of the 5000 horse
power Rumcly tractors being used
on the tract. Without doubt the well
is the greatest producer in the MIN
bres Valley and marks great ad-
vance III the methods of irigating by
the pump method.
TRIUMPH OVER NATURE
No Genii called up by Aladdv's
larp ,tld perform half so wonder
lul II miracle as the thread of water
which will reclaim vast waste of
rich land that has challenged the
brain and Drawn of man since the
A2lccS builded beside the Mimbrcs
when II was mighty river. When
the stream hid itself in the sands
primitive man was onldone and the
citizens of the city, the ruins of
which are still visible, abandoned
their homes TO cultivate tiny patches
of ground along the streams and in
the mountains. Wise though they
were in many ways, they could not
force the sunken river to serve them
though il continued to flow, as it
does now, scarce fifty feet on the
average below the earth. With Span
lard, Mexican and Pueblo it was the
same and il remained for those who
carved an empire from the American
wilderness to reclaim the lands lost
by man to Nature in the struggle
which took place in the dim dawn be-
fore recorded history.
THE FIRST SOWING
What has been done on the lands
immediately adjoining Deming will
shortly be performed on the Miesse
tract which has just been released
by the State for reclamation. AL
ready hundreds of acres have been
plowed by tractor drawn gang plows,
city on the Southern Pacific has
been laid out and though only the
bunk houses of the workers now OBJ
stmct the sweep Of the desert, much
of the land has been sold to real de-
velopers who will shortly be here to
reap the harvest that is TO be sown.
Meanwhile wells are being sunk and
equipped with the latest obtainable
irrigation machinery, roads graded,
electric distributing power lines built,
fences placed, land plowed and seed
ed to alfalfa, hotel and station house
erected aud all other preliminary
work which must be done under or
dinary circumstances by the more
expensive means at the command Of
private enterprise,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-06-03
SOME GOOD STOCK

We were out to the stockyards
10 see the fine bunch of yearling
cattle brought from Mexico by W.
q. Schuett and W. f. Stockstill.
They are said to be. by old cattle
men here, one of the best herds of
young cattle ever brought into this
country. There are about 800
head in the bunch.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-06-03

J. W. Hunter and wife, mother and
father Of Mrs. s. A. Birchfeld, left
this morning for their home at San
Angelo, Texas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-06-03

Mrs. +. G. Peterson left today for
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where she will
visit with her sister.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-06-03

wild pitches--Johnson 2; passed
balls-Revere 3, Goodwin; double
plays-Johnson to Davis to Hoover; I;
Rokahr to Hardicker to Hoover;
Davis to Hoover,
INNINGS
Deming Ill 400 l2'--9 II 2
FL Paso 600 600 000-0 . 5
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+ r I. I. i. + 1. !. + 1. 1. 1. i i. i.
Earl Edwards has returned from
few days sojourn in FL Paso.
Mrs. Ii. c. Dyer has returned from
trip to Haywood Springs.
Mrs. Osborne has returned from q
visit to her old home in Chicago.
While there she superintended the
packing and shipping Of car of
furniture for their new home in Myn-
dus.
An overturned lamp was the cause
Of much danger and excitement in
the home of II. C. Dyer Thursday
night. The heroic work of Mrs.
Dyer IN quickly throwing the lamp
into the yard no doubt averted the
loss of life and property,
Mr.. Murray and family are among
the late homcsteaders. We welcome
them to our midst.
Samuel Fant and family and
Misses Paul were visitors in Deming
Friday.
Nernal Morris of Paris, Texas.
grandson of DR.. Morris of this city,
is spending the summer in Myndus.
Walter Stockwell made a business
trip to Deming Friday.
While rounding up n bunch of
horses this week the horse that Amos
Watson was riding stepped in hole
and fell violently TO the ground,
breaking the horses neck. Mr.. Wat
son was uninjured.
Mr.. Slaven and mother Of FL Paso
are new homesteaders on land south
of Myndus.
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Y. S. Hills left today for bust.
ness trip to Clifton.
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BY SCORE Of 9TO 0
DEM|NG TEAM Wins
Shut Out El PasO Bankers In Game
In Which Local Boys Out
ClasSed Visitors
WAS DUE TO GOOD TEAM WORK
Had Pass City Lads Backed Up
Pitcher, Result Might Have
Been Different
WAS DUE TO GOOD TEAM WORK

The Dcming baseball team opened
the season yesterday by shutting out
the FL Paso Bankers team in a
game which was all Deming's. When
the final inning was over the score
board showed that the Dcming team
had twelve hits and nine runs, while
the ii Paso team had only two hits.
FROM THE START
The Deming team started the scor-
ing IN the first inning when Pierce
Hughes went to first on an error by
Davis and, after stealing second and
third, scored on Wings three -bagger
to right. In the ,rrond they annexed
another and IN the fourth they made
four Hines started ont with a clean
single, and Abbott aud shannon were
passed. Hines scored on passed
ball and Yeargin brought in Abbott
by pretty single to left Goodwin
scored both Shannon and Yeargin
Oh II two-bag swat to lei,. Cooper
ended the inning by striking out. In
the seventh and eighth innings they
found Johnson for three more runs.
ARBOT HELD 'EN
Abbott, the star Southpaw of the
home team, held the Bankers hitlcss
until the ninth inning. when Piatt
reached first on an iniirld scratch,
and was advanced by Ward. who
made clean single to right Rokahr
flew out to shannon. Davis flew To-
Hughes, and Wingo ended the game
by rolling an easy groundrr to Ab
bott.
DEMlNG WAS THERE
The Deming team showed exceed
ingly good form. both At bat and in
the field Hughes led the batting,
getting two singles aud Il double.
Goodwin got II single and double,
and Shannon made two singles In
base running Pierce Hughes led with
three; Shannon pilfered two. In
fielding Mccarthy, Iiughes, Wing and
Hines pulled oil some very fast plays.
Abbott, who twirlcd for the Dem
ing team. had the visitors at his
mercy. He retired ten of them on
strikes, and allowed only two singles.
Johnson, who pitched for the Bank
ers, showed excellent form, but was
given poor support. He struck ont
eight men. aud allowed twelve hits.
The Fl Paso team pulled of three
double plays during the game, all of
which were very unexpected. Rokahr
and johnson did the best fielding for
the visitors.
Dcming fans are very pleased over
the outlook for winning team this
year, considering the showing in this
game.
DETAILED SCORE
The detailed score follows:
----
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IN DEMAND

When Mr. Stockstill reached his
home he wrote the following letter to
II. II. Kelly;
II. ii. Kelly, Deming, n. NJ; We
reached home without losing sin
Gle cow. Yesterday We took the
cattle out and found they looked
very well for having been shipped
30 far 4 number interested in the
business up here asked if they
could not get as good cattle as
ours. Our regards TO the boys.
Yours truly. W. F.. Stockstill.
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VESTAL WELL
I
MyNDUS

+ + + /. l. + 1. I. 1. /. /. 1. I. !. j.
Earl Edwards has returned from
a few days sojourn in FL Paso.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-06-03

Mrs. ii. c. Dyer has returned from
a trip to Haywood Springs.
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, Breathing Test =
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9ur@amS ni@t t@6n.

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obne Snterelie iein. Mift auf Sic po=
litilden @%e5iebungen benn oie iino
lett Ser inn ipaniiden 4riege beraltf=
teldmorene1o Seize obne Sriihtng ge=
'bliebett ;;mobl ober auf Sic mirtblfafts=
politiiden in oenen iid Ser AnlaB
gu MiBperltdnoniiien uno @egenIaben
llr 10 eber bieten fam, lie me5r oie
ungebelre grpaniion in @anSel limo
SSsftouitrie hei0er Climber eine &fDali=
tilt beraufbeidnm0rt. @erooe bel Ser
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lan6 ME sic &%ereinigten Staaten i'm
MeltbanSel %einne6mem, un5 bel oem
rege1t MustalnH mirtbifaftliGer Sn=
terel fen untereinanoer miro es an lei
ien &onfliftstreffen 5piifen beioen
nie feblen. 2us lit cenn altd ser SAL,
trotoem man amnebmen iolhe, oab
Ser Meiitbegimtig,ngspertrag bon
1910 ieces MiBperitdn0niB a1tsldlte=
gen iollte.
Sn Sen lebten @oden murbe Diel=
iad mge1pommeu, 6oB Sic beabiih=
tigte ginfiibr1ng eines Eetroleum-
molropols brrH Ste 6e1tide &egie=
rung elm gingreifen BON @aibin9ton
aus 5ufolge baben ,uiiroe. Mber
gan5 obgeieben 6opon, SOP 6ieies
Monopol mobridein1ib ins @aiier
fal(en apiro, >peil iid Ser cel1tide
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6dtte 5tele Sroge GIT 9ifferen5en 5mi=
'iden cen beioen 2dn0ern nidt fii6=
reu f0n,1en, ga 6abei nur Sic SSttter=
eiien Ser ia obnebin amtlid opfge=
:!0lten StanSar6 Oil Company in
betradt fomrte1r uno Sic 8unbesre=
gierltrg feinen MnloB bat, einem Don
ihr lelhit nidtanerfannten prtpaten
l%tnternebnten 5uIiebe politiide @ol-
fen Observation-Disclosures. Site Streit=
froge1 ober it1p0 Sic ginfubr beltt=
Idleu 3ufers lr115 0elttid1en 6ol5=
breis ir Sic Ser. Stanten. Nad Sem
Observation-Disclosures ralmrert
lid) beioe 9an0er sic nieoriglten
3oGidte elm, Sic Tie irgen0 ether on-
ceren Matton gemabren. SrotSem
befar6eln Sic Ser. Stoaten SEN flt<
baniifen 3uder un5 0as fanooilde
Gopier lpeie1tlib beiier als Ste Seltt-
ife ginflrbr, u1to ole @emonitratiot
men, Bel oenen Sic oeutiden Inter
eanoler alleroings bduftg Ole 1totbige