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FOR ROAD TO GlLA

The effort of the Silver City press
to obtain u road into the beautiful
Gla country j. most commrndablc
and it j. to he hoped that they will
gct some action IN the matter IN the
near future. The following i taken
from the Silver City Enterprise:
Russell Davidson of Pmo~ Altos
ha, taken up the matter of road
from Silver City to the Upper Gila
with Grant ComlN's representatives
in the legislature. and has arlcadN
secured action ON the same midi
rcclly senator Laughrcn and the
committee ON State affairs, of which
he l. u member. having recommended
the passage of bill covering the
percentage or money due Grant aud
Socorro Counties from the torcs,
reserve funds. This, il is understood
viii give Grant County something lik,
$4,000 10 be spent ON roads in th,
Gila National forest. under the di.
rcclion of the forest supervisor.
Mr.. Davidson, at the suggestion OF
Senator Laughren, will now take ~
the matter with the Grant County
road Commissioners of securing con,
victs from the State Pcnitcntiary fo,
1
road work. The State Road Com
mission has an arrangement whereof,
certain convicts from the penitcn
tiary are loaned out TO difrercu
counties of the State for road work
the counties To pay the trans
portation and feed of prisoners. TIL
demand for the convicts is so grcn
that each cou@sy has To wait il
lurn before the prisoners are avail
able.
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DEM|NG CAN Be
GOOD TOURIST CITY
Admirably Located AS To Railroads
and Natural Attractions of
Back Country
THE GlLA HAS MANY WONDERS
hunting, Fishing And Camping Are
Among the Pleasures Offered
by Scenic Section

De you know that Dcmlng is adj
mlrnbly fitted for u tourist city both
by location aud BY reason of her
manifold attractions. pure water and
health giving climate! Without doubt
Dcmng j. the best railroad center in
New Mexico, hcing reached over the
Southern Pacific, Santa Fc and FL
la,u y Southwestern railroads. This
mcau~ that the rculon is accessible
lo the great multitude of pleasure
seekers Of the East who de- not rurc
to face the hard~hip~ ot overland
travel. The city itself -laud, In the
midst or beautiful valley whose
farms produce everything for the ta-
bic which the average traveller of
mcau~ demands. It has good hotel
accommodations and every comfort
that ronld be- had in the great cen
! Ten. of Dnnululiou,
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COLUMBUS

Mr.. IT, L. Hanson $ sister aud rhiI-
drrn are here from hirago for au
extended visit,
.Iamr~ Durham was IN Arizona last
week looking over the country, and
returning 10y Ormiug, Mr.. Durham
-ay~ it doesn't compare with the
Lower Mimbrc>.
II. T.. Hanson haN purchased II
model + Buick. lie ran ii ont from
II Pa~o last week.
The Columbus po-totlicr ha~ hrrn
moved Ia IT, new location IN the
Young \ &" store.
Mr.. aud Mrs. q. :. Gibson and
daughter accompanied MIR. and Mrs
II. :. Fruit went to Dcming last week
II. :. Fruit and \ J. Eyaus were
called Monday evening 1T . "''i"rk l'
make u rush "trip ln the rrh'l cam
at I'uluinH~ lu transfer N'N'IHl 81
fcr,, from that camp VIII" "'lI h'
connected with the new cabinet an'
government in Mexico City. including
David de la l'ucnlr, representing Sal
o2pr and the rchyl, in Nmlh,rn Chi
hunhua. \ ,pccia train was await
ins the party at Columbus t" lak'
them to Fl pa>o, where they wlI
leave tomorrow for the city of Mex
/ leo. Permission was granted IN
party hy the United States Govern
mcnl yesterday pass through "'
United State. soil from tolnmhu, Il
III paSo.
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BAPTIST CHURCH notice

The pastor, Rev o. T. Finch. will
preach at the Baptist Church at II
"a. N, a~ usual and al go p. m. IN
toe event the revival meeting now IN
progress is closed. Should it continue
over Sunday the evening service will
he dispensed with. Sunday school
at 9:li a. M; Smbcms, , p. IN. h.
y. i. l., $50 p. m; prayer meeting,
Wednesday evening at $50. Every
cordially invited to attend all these
services, especially strangers and
visitors in the city.
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CAMPBELL'S BIG SHOW

Nou have visited many mrnagcrlc-
with rircu,cs. but it j. safe lo say
you never saw IL many rare specie,
If different animals ~ the Camu-
brlI'- biz show, carry, From the
-acrcd COW "a the white tawu; from
the bear and ant eaters TO th, bear
Staying gorilla, The finest species
of lions are carried with this show.
Parent, and teacher, bring ont the
children ~ the Instructive, cdura-
tonal shows. \ treat Of hir time
right here on the streets of nrmmg,
the worlds largest street lair start
luc Tuesday, March /.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28

Won want of it, II the time ynu want,
and moi to have to take II when vou
don't want il. either from II ditch
nr from the heavens above Dams
may break, canals may tear away
latcral~l may be destroyed, and SIN
ole pumping plants may Tor time
ucl ont of commission, the rains may
come in too great abundance, ar the
precipitation may be 50 Icssened aN
to greatly dcplctc the water supply
Of any Gravity system. but when Ma
,urc has made the reservoir from
which the pump is drawing IT. NnnpIN
and when the pumping plant IL lns'
as coud as American skill and IN
gcnnitv can make ii. and when Is
continued supply is insured bv n in'
plication of plants. then cr'ryth'nH
j done that can be- done to get th'
water onto the land. -- Rusinef'
Farmer.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28
Work Progressing

The surveying of the tract by Prof.
y. :. Robbln, will be- completed in
the near future, ~ will two wells
now under way by Rhca and Rhcu.
The wire to Manager Frank Mon>rr
Of the local light and power plant
yesterday afternoon We not con
inncd until this morning The cX-
lradmc of the plants line to the
Mir-~c tract will be- started AT once.
II, the agreement calls for the serving
Of power IN -iNly day.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28
NEW BUILDINGS
BEING ERECTED
Business District of Deming Will
Have Several New Locations
in Near Future
NOT MANY HOUSES FOR RENT
Most Residences Are Being Built For
Owners Who Will Themselves
Occupy Them

THE Chamber of Commerce build
ny uu Gold ay,nlr j. To have u nrw
irrui with display Windows of plate
ga.,.. Prism gla-- will be- sci above
the lran-um bar - that the interior
will be- well lighted The work has
been authorized aud the contracting
lrm or SomurI~ will bc.in opcrlion>
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CAPITOL DOME. SERVICES

Preaching service at Capitol Dome
next sunday afternoon following the
Sunday School hour at o'clock, and
at Mountain View at $50 All the
cordially invited lo attend these serv-
ices The Rev, j. d. Henry, mission
airy pastor
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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE -- Eggs: best laying
strain; Brown Leghom; cents
each; papcr-shelI pecan trees, ! year
old, - and 30 cents grape vine, l.
wear root Leave orders at Lester
Il Perry; postoflice box l2S: phone
81. tr263
WANTED Estimates on - "King"
road drass. Apply TO r. G. Hoffman.
chairman County Road Board. dh2- 2S
WANTED-Windmill and tower, g
or 10 foot geared preferred; write
particulars. Addr * W. T. Lee,
Waterloo, New Mex. Sd
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28
With Rod and Gun

For The yacalluul>l whose god~ are
the rod and gun. u 80 or l0O-mllc
auiomoblr trip bring them 10 the
great ella nalional forest. the largr-t t
and widest ui the VIRGIN areas left
IT, H., United States. Rushing down
from the mountain faelnr-, j. the
river itself confined in narrow can
you- amid towering ,now-rlad peaks.
IL IL crystal depths play the noun
tain trout awaiting the lure Of the
-porl~man'N fly; along it, sllvrry
strand slink- the mountain lion. bear
aud hob-rat; on the mr-a> the grace
lu deer feeds ON the ,ucrulrnt shrub
berry and antelope and mountain goat
make their homes among the crag~
wnu~r bushes hide wild turkey and
quail.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28

Easter is early. but the millinery
season is late---on account OF the cold
weather, of course. Do not buy ad-
vance hats--wait for the newest and
largest display in the city at Heath
and Taylor on Gold avenue. adv3-4
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For Those Seeking Health

For the ovcrworked businessman
there i. rest and quiet in the inns at
Mimbrcs Hot Springs and haywood
Hot Springs, which are located amid
II region of scenery more beautiful
than the famous AdirondackS; where
healing waters gush from the earth
and the life giving air of the semi
arid mountains revive dropping spir-
its. Camping amid the mountains oI
the Black Range within call of civi'
lization is pleasure unadulteraiec
by hardships. All of these attrac
tions arc reached over good road
from Deming. the city of the 9o9!
per cent pare water.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28

Allstou &. Ladd. an all-round news
paper man and printer, was in town
between trains Thursday, coming M
from Deming. - Silver City Enter
prise.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28

". u. Childrc>,, Il veterinary sur
gcon from Drming, was here last
wrck.--Columbu~ Courier
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For the Scientist

For the scientist the ancient rhlI
dwellings will be- of intense inerr>t
Many of hc-c dwellings on the three
forks of the upper CHA have never
been explored and await the search
in. eye Of the archu oloei>t To wrrst
from them the secrets Of the first
dim dawn, The primitive masonry
still bears the imprint of Tiny hands
which pallrd the adobe plaster ON
the soft luia stone which Wd~ fash
iunrd with II flint halchcl, On the
mcsa- the communal burylng grounds
contain the pottery decorated by pco-
pie. the very memory of whom has
passed from among the aborignr~.
The scientist may puzzle over the
hicroglyphic> which were chi-clcd IN
the canyon wall and which, when in
lcrprctcd. will m~ral The llp, of n
vanished race.
Who were these people nd whence
did they %! AK the giant pine
tree, which stand guard over these
monument, Of antiquity. They were
even y. they are now when the Span
/ ish conqulstadorcs passed through
the valley over three hundred years
ago; they were the same when Gen
cral Kcarncy aud General Doniphan
came Ia claim the Southwest for the
Anglo Saxon The Pueblo Indians
own them ~ their ancestors, but the
traditions are 81 ancient that they
are lost in the mists of antiquity
No one knows who they were, but ",
do know that they wovc cotton
cooked their food in carthen pots
,ubsistcd on Indian corn and hat
reached Il certain plane above iii,
savage Na,aio~ and Apachc~ who
spread death and dcsolaiion here
unlv a generation ago.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-11
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY HONORS

United States Senator Henry L.
Myers OF Missouri, is 81. He was born
in Missouri His father was a native
of Jefferson COUNTY, vs., his mothers
family was from Bourbon County, Ky.
He was educated in private schools in
Missouri; taught school and studied
law; was licensed to practice law in
his native State. In 1893 he moved to
Hamilton. Mont, and there engaged
in the practice of his profession, the
law; has since resided there. where
he has served as prosecuting attorney.
State Senator. and district judge: was
serving his second term in the last
named position when, on March 2,
1911. he was elected United States
Senator for the term beginning March
4. 1911, to succeed Hon. Thomas H.
Carter. Republican. In 1896 he mar
ried Miss Nora. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Doran. OF Hamilton. Mont !;
has one child, Mary Annetta Myers.
aged ~ years. His term OF service
will expire March 3, 1917.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-11

pany has earned sufficient to pay more
than preferred claims against it.
British Ambassador Sir Cecil Spring
Rice, assists in the dedication of Gen.
Braddock Memorial in the mountains
near Uniontown, Pa.
Police Commissioner Gillispie's ord
err sweeping out of existence all COM
mercialized vice in Detroit, opens the
problem of what shall be done with
1000 scarlet women.
Thursday.
Interstate Inlands Waterways
League Of Texas and Louisiana meets
at Orange. Texas.
Bald Head Club of America holds
annual meeting at Canaan. Conn.
Annual meeting of stockholders OF
the Chicago and Northwestern rail-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-11
COMING WEEK DAY BY DAY

New York, Oct 1.-THE following
events are scheduled to take place
during the coming week.
Sunday.
Knights OF Columbus, in celebration
of Columbus Day presents 100000 en-
dowment fund to the Catholic Univer
sity at Washington
Monday.
Celebration of Columbus Day in
many states.
National Fire Prevention Conference
begins at Philadelphia.
Trial of governments case against
eight officers, directors and employees
OF Western Fuel Company comes up
in the United States District Court,
San Francisco.
Appeal OF former Police Lieut..
Charles Becker and the four gunner
from the sentence of death for the
murder of Herman Rosenthal, the
gambler, will be argued before the
Court of Appeals, Albany, n. Y.
American Electric Railway Associa-
ton. whose company members repre-
sent over $4,000 miles OF track, meets
at Atlantic City, n. J.
Mrs. Jennie May Eaton, widow of
the late Rear Admiral Jos. c. Eaton,
to be placed on trial in Boston for the
murder of her husband.
American Catholic Missionary Con
gress begins at Boston.
Tuesday.
American Association of General
Passenger and Ticket Agents meets at
Philadelphia.
Election in the First West Virginia
district to select successor to Con-
gresham John w. Davis, who resigned
to become Solicitor-General of the
United States.
Ashley and Bailey Company puts on
sale the first of its ten textile plants,
located in New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and North Carolina, to be sold at auc.
ton.
Childs Frick, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry C. Prick of Pittsburg, weds
Miss Frances Dixon of Baltimore. The
wedding is one of the most important
of the year.
Official connection of Henry Lane
Wilson, U. S. Ambassador to Mexico,
ends today.
Wednesday.
Joseph E. Willard, new American
minister to Spain, due at Madrid.
Five queens and two kings will at
tend the wedding or the Duchess of
Fife to Prince Arthur of Connaught,
in London today.
Receivers OF Frisco Railroad ex-
pected to announce whether the com.
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Eural Netus

hr. and Mrs. s. II. Dunlap went to
uston yesterday on visit.
Hiss May Belle Withers went to
vasota yesterday to visit friends.
drs. s. c. Walker left for Abilene
3terday after pleasant visit to
ends in this city.
iss Louise Bate left yesterday for
Go to visit her sister, Miss Nellie,
b Is teaching In the Waco High
pool
Mss Lille Robinson has returned to
home in the Brazos bottom after
hort visitsto her sister Mrs. George
2ssriing.
)rony Ferguson, student at Allen
|adeby, went to his home in Hearne
sterday to spend the weekend with
! parents.
Copies Of that popular song by the
enandoah," by Renich Smith of Dial.
on sale at Haswell's. Mr.. Smith
Senior at Allen Academy this
hr.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-11
REGULAR MEETING
Of CITY COUNCIL
Meeting Devoted to Water Extensions
and Many CHANCES Made In
First Plans.

At q regular meeting OF the City
Council last night the following
changes were made in the extensions
to the water system: Pinch pipe in
stead of finch will be laid on Ursu-
line avenue, and this will only run
from e. w. Crenshaw's to Mechanics
avenue, instead OF to the villa Maria.
No pipe will be laid on Mechanic av.
enue as was originally planned. 1000
feet will be cut off of the Wheelock
street extension. 600 feet will be added
to the Oak Grove extension. All OF
the Oak Grove extension will be paid
for by the Brazos County Develop
ment Co. 1000 feet of 4-inch pipe will
be laid on East Anderson street to the
corner of w. X. Sanders yard fence.
These are also subject to change.
The council also discussed the find
ing OF some way of supplying the in
adequacy of water In the summer
months, but nothing was done and so
It was deferred to some later meeting.
The contract between the Brazos
County Development Co.. in regard
to water extension, and the city, was
signed last night.
The officers present were Aldermen
Haswell, Wick, Wilson, DAILY and May
or Harris, Secretary. Crenshaw, City
Marshall Boyett and City Civil Engi-
neers Carson and Adams.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-11
THIS DAY in HISTORY

16S9-Frontenac succeeded Denonville
as governor Of Canada
1709-Mons, Belgium, taken by the al
lies.
1S73-Ex-Senator Pomeroy shot by ex-
Congressman Conway in Wash
ington.
1901-Charles Kendall Adams re-
signed the presidency of the
University of Wisconsin.
1904-United States battleship Geor-
gia launched at Bath, Me.
190S-General Eppa Hunton. noted
officer in the Confederate army
and former United States Sem
ator, died at Richmond. Va.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-11
ERSITY DEFEATS
AUSTIN COLLEGE

Austin. Texas, October 11.-Texas
diversity defeated Austin College "a
8 In game full of sensational plays
Clark field yesterday afternoon.
xas won the game by consistent use
the FORWARD pass and kicking. Aus
Eollege was slightly lighter than
X Longhorns and was unable to make
y'headway against the heavy Texas
q
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-11
TO WATER CONSUMERS

FOR the next few days the water will
cut off at $3.50 p. m, and remain
until 5 a. m. This action is nee
AIRY while the department is chang.
the fire hydrants.
JNO. DAILY Sr., Alderman.
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SATURDAY..
BOY SCOUTS, NOTICE

The Bryan Boy Scouts will meet in
their room Sunday p. m. Let every
scout be present.
GLENN FLINN, S. VI. \
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road at Chicago.
Friday.

Friday.
President goes to Hampton Roads
to witness target practice of the At
lantic fleet.
American Mining Congress opens at
Philadelphia.
Saturday.
Mrs. Pankhurst, English militant
arrives in New York and does not ex-
pect to be deported by the immigra-
ton authorities.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14

will move along the table to the per-
son who has ordered it, guided by
the unseen maitre d'hoetl with the
aid of wide-angle periscope.
The visitor to the basement will see
dishes of food coming automatically
from the adjacent kitchens to the
hundreds of little elevators. and soil
ed dishes going automatically from
the elevators to the electric washing
machines.
The plan adopted for the electric
hotel is the result of long study and
research on the part of its protector,
M. Georgia Knapp, in collaboration
with M. Danger, the well-known Par
isian architect. The bedrooms are
constructed and arranged on an in
genious system which allows the lit
tie elevators to reach the rooms with
out wasting space or making them
selves conspicuous. The rooms are
separated by corridors two feet wide,
in whic hthe electric wires and the
hot and cold water pipes are placed.
There are no radiators in the rooms,
which are heated by noval sys-
tenn involving no complicated appa-
ratus. Danger of fire is eliminated
by placing all wires and pipes in
conduts of enforcement.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-11-14

peas during the past season. A care
full and conservative estimate which
has been mad, based upon the peas
already threshed and in process OF
delivery. and the remaining areas to
be threshed, places the total price
will be paid in this district alone for
1918 at $750,00O. One new ELEVATOR
has been constructed and additional
warerooms and facilities have been
installed by tire other seed compan-
panies In and around st. Anthony in
order to take care of this years out
put.
Reports have been circulated as
to the disastrous effects of the July
frots upon sed peas in his district
which have ben greatly exaggerat-
ed. As the threshing of peas draws
to a close 1t has developed that the
frost was not general throughout
this section, only getting in its work
in spots. In some instances where
the peas had been recently irrigated
on account of the precipitation which
followed the frost the yield was cut
down owing to the continuous wet
condition of the ground. The seed
companies are sparing no effort in
educating the farmers in the best
method of sed pea growing, cutting
down the acreage with some and