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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-25
PREVENT HOG CHOLERA
Dead Animals Should Be Care
fully Examined iof Disease.
~ Conditions Indicating Infection Are
Recognized early and Proper
Methods Of Isolation Adopted
Spread May De Averted

All farmers should either post
norton every hog that dies under
circumstances at an suspicious, or
have the work done by a competent
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-25

favorites for early
wear with tail
ored trotter
frocks and au
tumn suits. An
hats rest wen.
down on the head.
and the hair is
dressed low COW
ering the ears
and having a coil
or roll at the
back Of the head,
under the hat
brim The small.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-25

Aiarette. - now tbe idoai
Of fashion, and hat shapes and Golf
fures alike conform to this ideal
A sensational new shape is the
visor cap. which is really no more
than a round, or oblong turban fitting
the head closely and having a small
down-turning visor over the nose.
These hats have usually pulled crowns
Of velvet.
A model Of the type illustrated was
shown at q smart shop on Fifth ave
nue., Manhattan. Tho model was OF
black velvet, The brim was turned
sharply up al the back and held Ia
place by two outstanding uncurIed
cerise ostrich feathers The front
brim was turned down directly at
the front. surrounding the crown
was a narrow black velvet tied in a
small nat bow at the front.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-01-17

The chief executioner of death
In the winter and spring months
10 pneumonia. Its advance agents
are colds and grip. liz any attack
by one Of these maladies no time
ahould be lost in taking the best
medicine obtainable TO drive it off
Countless thousands have found
this TO be DIR. Kings New Dis
covery. "My husband believes ii
has kept him from having pneu-
monia three or four times" writes
Mira. George w. Place, Rawson-
vile. VT. "and for coughs, colds
and Group we have never found
its equal Guaranteed for all
bronchial affections. Price SO cts.
and 800. Trial bottle free at all
druggists.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-01-17

A Des Moines manhad an attack OF
musciar rheumatism in his shoulder, A
friend advised him to 90 to Hot Springs,
That meant an expense Of $4,000 or
more. He sought for q quicker and
cheaper way 70 cure il and found il In
Chamherlain's Eminent. Three days
after the first application OF this iini-
ment he was we'll For sale by all drug
Riats,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-01-17
DON'T KNOW TnfY
BAvE APPENDICITIS

Msny Meridian people sho have
chrsnie sppsnsicitis. which 10 not very
painful have doetossd for years Cor gas
"a the ssonaeh. soar stomach or con.
stipstioa. Alien Wilcox states IL these
people win Try simpls bsckthoFn bark.
glyceflns. etc. ~ compounded W
Adlsri-kA, the German appeEdicitis
rspsdy. they win be surprised st the
Quick bsHsss A SINGLE DOSE
ssissyss These sseatsss INSTANTLY.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-01-17

for both garden and field. Seeds
that will grow true to name.
The seed business 10 our spec.
ialty. Don't fail to see our line
before you buy. 1t will pay you
to call on the
Union Coal e. Fred Co.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-01-17
Notice tor Psbiicsiiea.
Department of the Interior,
U. q. Laud once,

bolse. Idaho, January Q, 1919
Nosies 10 bsFeby given that Lawson
L. kisg.of More. Idsho.whe. ou Beptem
bar 4. isoas made Homestead Entry No
0s&i. dor wM sEl4. section ~, Town
ship . North, Range ] East. Boise
Mersdiaa. has flea nosies Of iassntion
70 szsks Fnsi Three Year Proof. q
establish cislsn to ihe land above de-
seribsa, before the Register and he
ee4ysr. U. .. Lsna Once. At Boise,
Idaho. on the sth day Of March, 1913
Claimant names ss Witnesses:
shsrman ID. Fsirchlld. Joseph A.
kss. Emsry coisous Thsnas 4 Green
ali 81 Nora. Idaho.
wTLIIAs BsLpRssTos, Register
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-01-17
Irrigation Directors Meet.


saznpa. Idaho. Jan, 7ths 1918.
The bsssd VI Disscfns of the Nsmpa
ARd MsEldian Irrigation District met ~
ths esscs 81 shs Board In NampA. idaho
nj 10 o'clork b. al. shis tn day 81 Jas-
sAsys lsas.
Ofaesrs pssssnt E. n Dewey. pfssi.
asns, Dan Barker sad n y Carpenter.
disscsors; II. n. McElsoy. attorney and
a. A. Rsmlngton, secretary
The minutes o. she regular meeting Of
Dsesasbss sFd. 1912 wsrs resd. corrected
.na approved. and the minntss VI the
special naesslng % necembeT 10th, 1sl2
wsss read .ad approved.
The tSllsslng bills we're read and
Warrants 0idsisd drawn ON the main
ssnAncs fund IN fnlI payment Of tbs
same.
The evening world., 1913-06-19
By VIC

y NEE, Willie Senate. q! Chlcase ~ - ys.eds
urdAy night. schaffrr "a the bay Who Pachyy
Mcfarland sent here from Chicago sud Who 30
Harden A. q.
The evening world., 1913-06-19
zEzzss ss% syzz NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT Z
MURPHY DEFEATS TRENpALL.

ct. LOUIS. June 1S.--Refcres Harry
Sharpe handed down . decision In the
main bout 1t the Coliseum which die.
pleased the majority OF those who saw
the battle between Eddie Murphy of
Boston and Harry Trsndall Of St.
Louia. the verdict being In favor OF the
former. and u was not ~ far from the
mark - nrst Impressions would lead
one TO believe. Murphy did practically
The evening world., 1913-06-19

A LTHOU0H the battle between
~ Willie Ritchis and Joe Rivers.
4 4 the Mexican. for the lightweight
championship title at San Francisco on
the afternoon Of July 4. Is still two
weeks of. the fight fans OF California
are SO worked up over the contest thar
they have already started In to wager
their money on the result. Richie IL
The evening world., 1913-06-19
WeH Win or Drop in Boat
is Slogan of Yale;s Creuu
d. for Race Against Harvard
Coaches Gold and Kirby Believe the One Chance OF
Blue Victory in the Varsity Eight Race IL for
" the Men to Be Able to Hit Up High Stroke and
Keep It Up for the Full Distance.
HOU Varsity Oarsnaen Are Made
at HARVARD and Yale CAMPS

MAXINE varsity . q biz
sintsrs - WV $1,000
The Yale
M s.tns an orange The anal quarter pnd
a
but drinking
o. I
- ~"N '0~''
training
ten hours OF Sleep After specially
The Harvard 40,
Two for study long pr.et an
the
o,s
member Of ne Crimson squad
Of
Old Occasionally ~
The evening world., 1913-06-19
IMPORTANT FAC
TORS WITH HARVARD.

Coach Wray 10 responsible FOR the An.
showing OF the Crimson crews In trial
spins He ID the hos Of the work ana
unlike the Yale camp. has no assists nts
very little escapes the eve Of the
veteran coach IT'S strict training he
lays down for tho squad. EVERY on.
10 routed out at 7.so and sent on a
Dash around the grounds. Then for
the hrst OF four meals that are served
every Gay In quarters. The training
regulations provide that each one
must eat about four pounds Of beeS
every day IN addition to gres, quaint.
ties OF vegetables and Ice crosm. Be.
tween meals the youngsters cit around
IN the shade OF trees or play croquet
once on the water they made the
most OF their opportunity. Wray
leaves considerable OF the coachi ng> 10
the various captains. Last evening
all the Harvard crews were on the
Thames practising racing starts with
the coach mesaphoning instructions.
Wray places great reliance In his
coxswain's and they do much to get
the best out OF the crews Even when
the oarsmen are pulling for dear life
the cexswains, barking through their
little mouthpieces, remind the strokes
that they haven't even begun yet. A
terse command here and a word OF en-
enlargement there works like magic
and little more power Is always
forthcoming. It's no letting up while
the ever watchful coxswains are on
the Job.
While waiting for rowing time the
Harvard folk delight IN telling how
thay asked Yale to cover n pool Of
$1,000 and how the New Haven lads
backed out. But whether they bet or
not, the Crimson students are positive
they are going to sweep the river with
Yale tomorrow.
The evening world., 1913-06-19
Richie 10 to 8 FaUOrite
Over Mexican Joe Rivers

the favorite In the betting At 70 to and
considerable money has been bet at
these odds. The largest bet % far re-
corded 10 one Of 5000 to 600. There
light than any lightweight scrap held
In California In years.
The evening world., 1913-06-19

jess and Eddie McMahon arranged three nors
ten. round bouts to-day for their regular show Of
the st. Nicholas A. G. on neat Wednexisy
night. Gus Platts Of England will meet romms
Maioney Of this city: Marcel Thomas. the French
welterweisht champion. will take on Youns
The evening world., 1913-06-19

A uateh has been clino,ed between Joe Jean.
etc. lie colored fighter Of lloioten. -snd Jeff
IIsrt. the Western co,ored boxer. They wlll
phosui1 4. @, of Memphis. Tenn. ON next Mon
DAY night. Clark his won several battles In suc.
cessiou In the different eittes In the West.
The evening world., 1913-06-19

La lynn, who IL manager of many Fighters,
both successful and otherwise. has fully rscov.
cred rom . recent operation aid to-day he
matched his sterling lightweight. X. o. Sweeney,
The evening world., 1913-06-19

that time. aiso showed a veakp...
catchins up with the speedy stroks.
Nodsers had the varsity four out ana
ns three shells continually passed each
other. eacn coach attempting 70 about
the ioudest II was we'll after an NAM
oe.ore the boats put In shore. No time
va taken. the practice being eivon
mostly to starts. s'"
urther practising was done in N.
evehins when q hish wind svps,d "A ana
VIC tate work seemed to please ths
coacnins stan. Following the unlver.itv
esnt ashore Kirby summed up the Yals
ouuook when he declared that the crews
rS,e doing well with the now stroke ana
t sna. every one was anxious to do his
o o.ss asa!nst Harvard. Kirby wouldn't
go w. " ey what chances he consid.
o,Sa- naa. out he asreei with the
ma, III, ceors' that you can't tell
"nat VIII happen In a big rae
ANhoush Kirby didn't car. -
predictions. there's an air ~ .eraS"
aDout the Yale camp. the men s.n"a,aw'.
seeming Optimistic Of success "a 10y
knowing that their varsity eisht :. on.
OF tne hshtcst In years. it sv.."e
we'kn, 10 only 1877 pounds, ana ths ~,
I'm" e me crew made In practice for ths
Tour miles was H.3s against H.rv. IN, s"s
conditions. "y changed
While Yale 10 outward,v ,...,, .
m n,s q good showing In the rs~" -, OF
harvard. half mile down the 80.
neo Ipp..s confident of makint . c,.s
sweep. The only regret heard s 81"
U ,,,, station 10 the misfortune ~ ~
prevent Yale from sendine h.r
strongest varsity out. The Csmh,, d her
YOUNGSTERS wanted 70 lick the .n..d,n.s
old ELI had. '"e speediest
me crimson has pronted wei, ,ror, -.
lesson taught by the defeat from p.,na
ION IN NE triangular race On .h.
charies River last month Of tn, .dvsm0
tage OF having crews in GOOD nhv.,aa,
shape. The entire squad was h,s,,sS 80 ~
10 hed Top June 2. and there lin W. o =
mas rs whipped the crews into condition
Inc veteran coach doesn't hesitate n
say that his varsity four ana s,,s, :.
weren't az strong as last year'A. hut H.
freshmen eight-ah. there's where v ,ou
make Jim happy! The freshly crew i.
composed OF young giants. The iishts.,
man tips at It's The younvster. Az
played steady Improvement, fnallv Wind,
ing up che active training season or
Wednesday by breaking ali records ~
the Thames for two miles.
The evening world., 1913-06-19

the boxing game. 10 . stsisnsst nsdc : IL
days. ago ne said that he Z BOT . IL stscI
he can derive from II. ne furthss SissS thai
comfortable i,ni 10 NJ Suh ths ~ a.s asd o
esi!ed for fighting wss -. which b % q SssisS
The evening world., 1913-06-19

Joe woodman. manager Of Sam iAnssord. Ii,
tircd q Australia and Y -Sow on n ~ Sonss
lie viii srrt,Y p aan rrsncisco with. sss Il
~: .cn. " Sod bis Sss sS e' s" aSsS ~
o. soon a he hnds.. Woodn4s e bnnsnG nc
whh. hin Jack Rcd. . essok AUtnalisa iisht
weight.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-09-26
Kansas City Stock Yards

There was very satisfactory
market hast week ou all grades ct
cattle, killing kinds advancing - ("
- cents, and closing the week firm
Stock cattle and feeders gained 10
10 - cents first of the week. hut lost
il before the close. Thuty.tour thou
sand cattle were purchased for the
country during the week, and the
rlcau-Up was fairly good, II amy
one thought the heavy runs of eat
tie were over, the idea wa- di~.I-
patcd today when the morning c~ll-
mate Of 10000 cattle for the day
supply here Was marked up. And II
anyone thought the market had gone
IN limit in holding mp price, under
stress of liberal supplies they were
likewise dlsllu,ourd today when ry-
rrylhng sold actively at steady prlr
-, with SOME cow sales strong, No
strictly prime steers Wrr" here, but
sales AT 5000 and 500 were made,
and bulk of the fed Steers sell AZ
$50 and upward. Best native cow
bring 500. and no irmalr~b mu.
less than f4.25. kdn~a, grass steer,
bring ST. To- $3.50. including rakcd
steers. SlNtN.onr ears quarantine
cattle came in; market active and
fully steady. steer sales largely at
S6.lO to $3.50 \ feature today is n
liberal supply of Colorado and pan.
handle cattle. Colorudo'o steers sold
IT, killer, at f1l5 to - rs, odd head
at $500, aud COWS at 1910 to SG.9i.
Panhandle >lurkrr~ brought $3.50 10
500, COWS $500 to 1928, calves
-. 90 to $3.50 F.rratir hos markets
have ruled for week. with the mark.
IT tending upward most ut the time.
Receipts are light, aud It is difficult
for the packers To put mp success
tul fight for lower prices, partlru-
LARRY H. order buyers purchase and
ship Ia small killers more than one.
fourth the entire receipts. Receipts
1000 today, market steady to 10
higher, top 1913. bulk $500 to $50.
Sheep sold about steady last week,
feeding lambs steady, fat lambs 10
To 20 lower Receipts today 10000,
market steady. Not enough feeding
lambs are coming to supply the de
mand though prices ar strong, $685.
To $3.50. one band last week at $G.1j.
Fat Utah lambs sold at 800 to s. %
today, ycarlingS 1915, wethcrs $4,75,
ewes S4.l5 to $4.25. Natives bring
equivalent prices when quality is
prime, but the natives usually lack
flesh.
X. &. Stock Yards, Sept. -, 1914.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-09-26
FRANCIS WILL FLY AT STATE
FAIR NEXT MONTH
Intrepid Birdman TO do Hair Raising
Stunt Of Dropping Passengers
In Parachute at 1000
Feet Altitude.

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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-09-26

lola Items
l. T. i !. i. /. !. i. !. i. = !. !. i.


Ga Wednesday,, September H. the
Angel of Death visited the home ut
Mr., and Mrs. \. g. Harrison aud
closed IN sleep the eyes of then be-
loved aud only child. Wrlrhyu A.
Mis- Harrison had been III but u
irw days. her death came ~ u great
shork Word, fail To- rXprrs, the
sympathy Of the proplr for the rqtn-
able parents.
Mis- llurr,"u wa member ol
til" Methodist church. bat did not
r"nlnr her work /, ;ale dcnomina-
ll"n u!"ur. but wU- ever ready To
help III amy good cause, regardless ul
determinations The large number ul
friends who followed the remains 10
the grave. showed IN what high re-
gard ~hr wa held. The funeral ser
WEES were beautiful. The Rev. Dr.
MHurdN delivered the address. Six
voun9 ladies dressed in white and
arriving large punches ot cedar and
Nhlr Flowers, llrd with white ribbon.
walked with he ~lN Young men who
acted IT. pail BEARERS. The ,rhoul
children were lined NJ, from the house
To- the hral,r and ~ the ru~krl Wa~
Carried out, the children ,aug one Of
Nil IIarrle"u'~ layurllr hNmu~.
Though sad there was none of the
bitterness 81 death 'irrr Tor the end
came -" peaceful IN sleep To- the
daughter aud the lullh of the par.
rnl~ Is l"" great tu admit the STING
ol DEATH Two sisters Of Mrs IIar.
rlsou who hud been notified, came
from Muur~ula but did not reach
here ~ time for the services,
Though Irtl al"ur Mr., and Nj.
Ilurrleou have the beautiful ae~ur-
an,r that their daughter Is waiting
ion them where there will be- no part
ing,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-09-26
rabbi BOOMING House Sold

The rabbi rooming house on Cop
per avenue was sold early this week
by Mrs. y. l.. Rabb to Mrs. Halle
Tucker. the consideration being
1920. The building i, II Broom
adobe aud lot on which it is situated
has II frontage of fifty feet on the
avenue. Mrs. rabbi has purchased
the Rue property in the eastern part
of the city aud will make her home
there,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-09-26

The thrilling motuldomr is one ct
the chief feature, of the biz De krl-
ku Carnival company which has been
engaged by the management at the
New Mexico State FAIR at Albuuucl
uur October I'LL. The molurdumr l.
u saucer shaped circular track Tor
motor vehicles upon which terrific
speed i, attained. the outer edge ct
the track being much higher than the
inner 81 that ut times the rpeedrrr
race in an almost horizontal posi-
iiun.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-09-26
Baptist Church Notice

IN the absence of Pastor Finch,
who is in Tempe, Arizona, conduct
ing II revival meeting, the Rev. c. |.
Walker of Socorro, will preach at II
II. M. and $50 p. III. Sunday School
at 9.45 II. m. Prayer meeting We'd
ncsday at 7.30 p. m. b. Y. p. u.
Sunday at $50 p m. Special music
by the choir Everybody cordially in
yited to attend all these services.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-09-26
NtIT'lt T.

Static New MrNlcuI
County Of lMuu -.
To whom il may ruurcru, and r--
prrlully to ull who are Interested or
may become Interested IN the estate
# William +. G"ruau. decreased, hate
at the county Of lmu, in the state 81
New Mexico,
Whereas, the last will aud lr,Da-
ulruI ct William T. German ha~ been
flied III the office of the probate clerk
tor l.unu county, New Mexico. You
lrr hereby cltrd To- appear before the
prubHtr court for and county at ln-
ud lu he holden ut lDrmlnr. New Men
lro on the 18th duN 1T November at
rru o'clock IN the turruouu 1T said
day. briug the time set by sand court
lur the prubnllug of the Iu~l will and
testament Of William T German, de-
rra-rd. there lu show cause, if any
Nou have. why sand last will and test.
amyul should not h. admitted to pro-
bate by SAID court,
Witness the Hon. &, &. Fielder,
nudge of sand court, TIM roth day of
September j. u 1919,
Seal G. Il, lit GlIES
Probate Clerk
A\ISO
E~rado de- Nucvo McXicoi
tondado de- Luna US.
\ Iuicm In mlcrcsa, Y especial
mrnlr II toda- que rslan " pnrdan
,~rar mlcrcsrda~ dc William 7, Cor
man. dllunt", del condudo de- lunn,
,-uado de- Nucvo MEXICO.
Send" que rl mlimo lc~lumrutr
dr William 7. German, diiunto, ho
lido proloruludu en- la oll'lriua del
,rcrrturio, de- lat rurtr de- prurbaN de-
r"udado de l.unu, pur0 ser pr"bado
Nd. y radu uno de- Nd~. cstan poi
este rllados de- aparcccrsr ante lu
rullr dr prurbhN en- y p"r tie r"hdad'
dr Luna, eslado de- NurNo Mexico
On Ia da Il de- Srplicmbrc Il las diri
ru 1t manana del dicho dia ALI Y Ell.
toncc, para cual quicra ra>on que
lrnga para que no SEA admitodo ;
prucba 81 dicho tcstamentc.
I'm de- Ia cual ccrlicicra 81 Hon
G. &, Fielder, iucz de prubas, 20ll
dr Srplicmbrc de 1919.
Seal &. r. HUGHES
Sccrctario de Prucba
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DON'T KICK AGAINST A
STONE. WALL

Kicking It stone WulI dur~ no
: GOOD and only prevents further
: pr"grr~~, y It pa~llmr ii may
: furnish some rNrrrlrr, but it j.
: extremely wearing on the
: nerves, shoe leather and temper
: The parcel post l. It stone wall
: that the small merchant thinks
: falsely he hat reason to kick.
: 1t ha- brought him increased
: competition with thermal order
: houses, according To- his view.
: But the parcel post stone wall
: has II hole III II that leads the
= small merchant into Il fertile
' country where hi, rr,lwhilr
: competitors can only follow af-
= ter considerable delay and at
= greater expense, The "holc' Is
: The zone system, winch makes
= every merchant the center Of II
y circle whose diameter is 100
= miles, within which he can de
+ liver eood~ much more quickly
' AT lower postal rate than amy
u mall order house.
y The parcel post i, no longer II
y theory, but Il fact; and facts,
: like stone walls, are futile
+ things H. kick Take advantage
= ol what it offers instead.
1. !. !. !. !. !. j. /. 1. j. i. /. i. !.
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Contest 40. 2SG5 Serial no. OGl :
NOTICE OF CONTEST

'ullt-l No. SNb0 serial No. w u ! 9
NOTICE OF CONTEST
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Las cruces,
New Mexico, September ;, 1913
To Robert Pollock Of Dcming, \. NJ,
ruulcNtrr.
You are hereby notified that John
d. Walker who gives Las Cruces, \.
W., H. hl~ po,toillrr address. did on
August |, 1913, tile in this office hi,
duly corroboralcd application to con
test and secure the cancellation of
your desert land, entry No, 0Gll7,
serial No. OGll7 made September
%, 1911, for lots 3, i, II and t.
section /, township - s., range : w..
\. VI. i. meridian, and ~ grounds
for his contest he alleges that sand
Robert Pollock was not II bona idc
resident of the state of New Mexico
un the date of making his said entry,
nor Is he now Il resident of the said
state, that the said cutryman did
not make the said entry ia good faith
tor the purpuar> of reclamation, but
lnn' the said entry was made for the
lmposr of speculation aud fraud 4,
that the -ad entry has been made for
more than twelve months aud during
the first year after making entry
thereof the said rntrNmun did not cN-
pend thereon the sum of one dollar
per acre ~ required by law,
(uu are, therefore, further mott
fled that the sand allegations will be
taken by this office H. having been
confessed by you, and Your said cnr
~ will be- cancelled hereunder with
ont your further right to be heard
therein, either before this office or
on appeal, II YOU tail to file III thl>
office within twenty day after the
FOURTH publication of tins notice,
as shown below, your answer, under
oath, specifically meeting aud re
spending to these allegations of CON
test, or il YOU fail within that time
to file in this office due proof that
You have served Il copy of your an
swcr ON the said contestant either
IN PERSON or by registered mail II
tins service l. made by the delivery
of II copy of Your answer Ia the con
lrstant III person, proof of such ser
Wee must be- either the said contest
ants written acknowledgment of IN
receipt of the copy, showing the dat,
of lis receipt, or the affidavit of til,
person by whom the delivery wa,
made stating when and where III,
copy was delivered, if made by reg
istcrcd mail, proof of such servir,
must consist of the affidavit Of tn,
person by whom the copy was MALE,
stating when and the postoillrc I,
which II was mailed. and this all
daNlt must be- accompanied by tn,
po~tmustrr'> receipt for the letter
You should state in Your anSwel
lhr Gamr of the po-tolllce to which
YOU desire future notices Ia be sen
iu You.
JOSE GONZALES
D,n,.t l.,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-09-26


j. W. Farrall, the local contractor,
has begun the construction of g.
room modern bungalow on Chestnut
street near Zine avenue. He will
occupy the dwelling himself
j. " Fnlrul hus taken the Ton
tract To- build II 20 room hotel for j.
f.. llIbbn- at Duncan, Arizona.
The Southern Pacific "pho,r"
walked last Friday.
j II. Over of the Southern Pacific