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hereafter describe. the -Four Hundred
and tifty bonds first 20 mature 10
oe or the denomination % 400 90
zach. the one Hundred ana Twenty
bonds next 20 mature 10 be Of ne
denomiuation OF $4,000 eRrh. Rnd
we remainder OF said bonds 10 D. ~
~ communication OF 100000 each
Gearing Interest AZ the rate ~
i've per cent per Rnuum. payable
semi annually. principal nn1 fprer.sf
s.taols ~ the fiscal agency 81 tho
State et Washington IN tho CITY ~
49, York or AZ tho option Of the
-rot4er AZ tho office of the County
treasurer OF the County OF xtn@
state or Washington, 20 be dated ~
issued and issued IN such arrc,t.,-
tna ~ Huch times a. the Port Com
mission shall Hereinafter ur.srrtb.
ana 70 mature as follows.
Numbers ! 10 10. inclusive van
after their date S'"'
Numbers 70 %. inclusive. J year.
after their date
Numbers 20 to az inrtyrt..
after their date. '"'
NumberH 80 TO 20. lnrfusfvn 4 $780,
after their date
Numbers a. TO 100 frct,,.t
| y'1sa after their date
number l0i 10 1875. fncfusiv. q
years after their date
Numbers ias 10 I-s fnctosty.
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Numbers fG5 10 40 ipot,.t..
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Numbers $40 "a dqr
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/ years after Their 49, inclusive. 10
/ Numbers EIa 10 90
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Numbers Cfs 10 c5-
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=. 70. 'e paid out ~ tho net Income rom
~" iiilp' n "ipent ana IN onac tho ret
49, ,',,-,.'"a' npt Do sufficient Tor
RPhya.'lte , 9ut or taxes leyiod In s,i99
PoIt District Tho details o., ~
s nlIJ'o sa, 9t creating ana applying
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COAL BOAT SINKS
SE lpELBERG
NMCE MORE

VANCOUVER. Nov. % C. T. r.
coal barge Coronado. with 1900 tons
OF coal. say IN the waters OF the
Gulf of Georgia Friday noon and
took with Il the wire hawser Of the
tug Clayburn. which had the barge
in tow. The crew OF the barge got
away In a small boat aud were
picked up by the tug. The Corona
do was once a well known wind
TANNER and was sold to the G. z. r.
by Capt. James Griffith and son OF
Seattle.
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PUBLIC MARKETS
PIKE

PIkE
Monday bars soap. e8cs tsc cans
minced clans. 45cs home made mtnce
meat isc 10. lbs s5c. pure grape Juice
<oc large bottle. noodles. pkes Use haat
brand mincemoaL J pkgs FOR gac ground
black pepper. 2Qc 10 apple elder. toe
ga. erAnberriss lbs Tor g6e. , cans
" peas " corn Tor 1tc. lanlt roast ae
and Zee. T-houo steaks, soc 10 fresh
haitbut. lbs i6r. smelt iha tac. salt
salmon. lbs sGc extra large crabs. gee
ih.s Minnesota creamery butter. lbs
for 81.
SANITARY
Today-n-st milk cans FOR s5e: To-
10. pail purs lard. 81 20. s-ib. can hest
chocolate. Tsc: > pkks raisin@ lbc. bottled
cider. ,sc ct; pure cider vinegar. tee - {.
fancy turkeys. sec 10 legs - itme. Use
fancy bacon. Use 10; pork roast. iso 70 ;
Zoe. dox cookies Use. sandals. tte % .
tsnderioins % sole. lbs .sc. veal roas'.
1se III: choiCe steaks Use 10. shoulder
hams. lee III: Eastern hams zee 10 (.
haiibu,. lbs .sc.
wESrI-AKE
Woaday--so tbs sugar. 81. Is ihs. sec
zoe cans fruit. s5c. ese can asparagus.
Nkc. boxes matches. lee; &c cleanser.
use: . lee rsisins 15e. fsc cnFraat7,
.se. ! lee J~iia Sc; , Toe cans salmon.
-kr. : Toe corn flake. lie: 5 lbs brngn
beams. ssc. ihs Lima beans. ttc. lbs
prunes. g6cs : bars swifls Pride soap.
Dust sec. cans Lihny pinsappls. &c.
patent flour. 81 20 sack lbs fancy
white beans. 2Hc; Van Camps tienrY
beans Zoe: ; Ice cans Van Camps soap,
zoe. use bottle catsup. iac. lbs maca-
rori sSc. ] pkEt. naincsmrat. sse.
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Would LAKE No. MEET WOMAN
hsteecn 90 ana &c Fcafs ~ aEn. ''.
Ir.t matrinuuy Address ana The
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tsAasltsa Al Rates rraaafsrt rate. are
cents per iine Tor charge ai. Or
times Tor the price % 4. . cent per word
for cash adj. o. times Tor the pFics
% Phone Main $500
For the convenience % our readsrs ".
have established AsVneies at the fol-
lowtnE locations;
go linton 81. with Souvenir srd Curts
shop. Phone Nsin fsDi
q D. Muiisn. tteB Ballard Phone
Ballard los
Ads may b. isr AZ these srsnche. where
same rate. will b Eissn a. Al rnAia
affirs
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REMAINED LOYAL

STOCKTON. Cal Nov 20 Mrs.
Mary Hamilton was sentenced TO-
day 10 five years in san Quentin
by judge Frank "a smith on "A
CHARGE OF sending poison on cand'
with intent 90 lniurc her husband.
Grover c. Hamilton.
Tho husband. Who ate the polls
oned caLdy and whose lifc was
saved by doctor only after a
heroic fight. appeared In court and
held his wifo's arm 10 steady he's
as she stood up Ia receive sentence.
Hamilton Is a Christian Endeavor
leader.
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CREMATORIES
HORSES AND VEHICLES

90 % nov FuST ut.krK - GROW
weight $50 49, Pretty ~ lall
Kint ard E~nfts n every way. anl
Soed slngis arifer snap Tor soH4s ono.
mast sell a. enr.
80 90 BUYS FAT. CHUNKY built
mare 9Th faai wsishi 1909 Ass
only & Works arr place KIDD anf
Eenfis Herr - chance fnr Hnati
ranrhsr. Guaranteed trial allowed
HuRsEA. HAIRS FsNA. HrGgfEN ASp
wagons we Office far sale aur sutirs
stock sni Stable .suipmsuL whirh
consists or - head 81 hnrsss thsir
harness and vehicles To eansInrs roo
80 are anEtnua 20 soil ard uHst cell.
sill quote few % our prices
$50 % taaas Mica sinn gsntls mar.
safe f4r LADY or chia 20 handia. fas
and sound. wsixht lace lbs. Ass ,
,sss % take. on. % ths most hanasouis
teams Ia this state. being hair
brothers. : ard years. weigh :taq
lbs both black. faur white sf1ehinas
strip IN their face. eaunet tell one
from the ether
80 takes god team q ranch rnars,
ualEht 500 Ice iiffis street sore. A
snap sar some raurhsr
ttst 90 takes a af2e-ih. team. sEs .
years. sod true Worksfs. ni re city
o. numbering Price Includes harness.
soad res bargain
fit9 takes one b#autifsf bar horse.
Years eid. weight f.21h fhs drives
double Of single CITY broke \ aua s.
1900 taxes a good draft team Weighing
s@8s lbs sound true r0fkers. 5usf uff
gravel wufk. NOS sore or bfsmisf.1 \
snap Tor rantrnet1ra
ia9 takes baa-ib brpen horse. aionE 10
years h~yaad the telling age. good fpr
a ranehsr uarEhfn.
Stock rafssru or any one uisffnR 60 rnats
good Giit-sdEsa Investment can do
% BY hurtuK a sfsar.oid stallion.
black r~rcheren Weighing 1850 JOS .
took tho ribbons a. tho last Kug
county fair in tne 2year-oid aiaiilon
class
You 40 cordially invited - call ard 90
this stock before purchasing o'srNhere
No reasonable offer viii hs refused A
reasonable rial sill 30 given. hr1 every
horse must be az rspressntsd ~ writ.
ten guarantee
Take South seattle car a. Second ana
Yeaisr way Ask conductor fn lot FH4
or a. HeurT'a packing houan. on e
SiuLh e stables are luat across th,
tracks. 2oto Ninth Az
FOV SALE CHOICE YOUNG rAHM
raised fawn aH1 uhits Runner ducks
ready 60 Jay. 80 prr dozen q o..
Jones 4 Sons. Manoe4 wash
BATTLES HpHsE AUCTION SALES
every Tuesday o'clock. horses
wagons. buEaisn. harness. saddles Tahs
a1ufh Seattle rars. Second. rssier rrt
or Henry rarklrE House
--N0~-~~e~y~~>~~~~~.o-~-
IL WANTED
WASTED TO NEAR I-HoM OWNER
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M0TIGE or GgNER9l EIEGTINN

qualified
the port will be
which there viii be
missioner from Commissioners District
ary viii be submitted to such voters the different
The Port OF November 49, 1919 said
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EXCHANGES

80 ACR ES or LOGGED orr
w land. I miles east OF
Machins Snohomish county, acres
cleared. small creek price $50 per
ncro, cnsv terms. or win exchange for
seattle property
W W MOVES ~ uoston Wock
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~ FARMS-FARM LANDS
LITTLE FARM ToR sas1

Terms 40 'Ahh ana -" MNNfhlN
ON Redmond road. Within few min
utos walk u tho ferry dock. now
cottage. we'll built. Ciuo view
plenty 81 ground FOR chickens. fruits
ana garden. handy Go school ana
stores A home Tor tho man OF
family who Is employed In Seattle
Take Madison car and ferry 10
kirkland. or call 100 Cherry .,
Hurko & Farrar. owners.
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-. VIZ Buy IED SILL
warrants ocuds r0rfFtrss Kstahu.,.~
70 years Gil Hausv Bidx
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o"uerai practice eefafas iaw. -.
tend Hnf wife 'ation fres ~.
ffsff ~
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"hcApE roof NALL. ii7 u.sfvyEsrrv
''E,' fLgh PFDP 8TRAI0Hf
iis fET fE TOWN
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The date your subscription --pffss - %
the address Label % your paper Whsn
thRt data arrives ~ your suhrcFiptioa
ha. not seaia tseu paid IN afvane..
yogr name 70 taken nom The list
change q date on ihs address label 10
receipt
Rates fat rHE STAR ~ mat ar.i
month INSTRUMENTATION. 80
moHths ...ss+-ssss .-.s...s. Nea
Wnnfhs -+.+.-s....s..... ..s.....s " -
months .s..s-+s..+.... .ss.s..-.s ~ ~
I year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 Is
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20 MALE SITUATION

FTH1Sg YorSg Man. GERMAN.
puufa any kind ~ work Address
Hur A.ltfr
WANTED HY MAJ MD WIFE. Tpgf-
ton caring fnr ranch Address Harold
rIfrf EtrnwHUd Wash
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n0Nns. MAHnASIs lsI,,n1In .IS
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Bristol. Conn. will establish
municipal water system at a cost
OF nearIy 5000 600
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- LAKY LOANS .HAr-rEi. IJGS.
foU CAN GER 1T TCDay
'3f 70 1900: new rates. new eo,rsa,x. -.
req tape. no DELAY Cali 49, -. -
SEATTLE loan co
- HhNsr Hifg Second erN -,t.,-.,
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, AGENTS WANTED

10 AGENTS WANTED
AaESrs WANTED EAU~ iia DAILY
raUins 1n automobile ewnsfs pefiiru.
iars FREE ts,sf MaHntsia sales g.
fff rHiri ar VAL Lake itah
AuENvH orr rANricriAua or o*E
- tho tesf paving proportions ever fHf
un the market sumethinE M ons eis1
sells. nAhs ftae4 reaflr Rsut pns'ai
TO-DAY srs particulars Esitmam.
Faies MAJ sqSs Sycamore - ctucln'
-,~s-~,1~~S~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
III Female HELP WANTED
RNNrEp--t A so / WOMEN SOLICIT.
or, Apply 81 Hsary niaS. fore
noon only
rsYcNir RENpiSGE Ar les wEsr-
lake AZ
IgHr Hriioot@-AUlriiMEriC aHorr
hana ,1r.s~'ii'nE '''' Arcade H'as
Maia sffi
SEArrLE EMPLOYMENT oVFIrE i8ir
Thira ay seeds cooks ~aiifesse.
ehs-hsrri aifs ard hou.sfnaias
WANTED SCHOOL Giui 20 Assist
win homework aad ehna5su ken
vooa 1854
WOMAN TO TEACH TIE COMMON
branches ln srfhanEs far books. eta
tlatrfF arf instrarff1u o. the rans
rnrrriui suhfrrfa Wilson's Matsfn
uusinrs- College
Mss oLiVEHH uNuY s'for
- Infant cufffts snf chilafsu's clothes
~ Reasonable prices 1851 Second
Nh a. special hareatns this month
HoT r0tNr iRoSB ats
Guaranteed 70 vsars
sscgS11,.-,,,.-,o.>,1.1,,ee--y.I,5I,.,1
Is FEMALE sITUA. WTD.
Y0VNG WOMAN Would LIKE pusf.
ti1n az hHnretsrprr Or wld1eers hnme
good rnah reference gprcn Anne res.
-~-os1celS,SeSss5~,.~~-o-~,~~I~-~o.~>o~o~,>~
10 Male HELP WANTED
conNs nrSloNs wAnrs, cAi.
FwEArY rErr Mkrtsw All
ropr TRIO ULE CURED Room ,.
WfEHNtN rtHEv ASp aENErA
SMOKE CLEAR HAVANA
cigar far O. ur~sster. sio First Third
ora Union
s. o8a- 10000 YrNuLT. ACTIVE. AN
bilious rsrt''eo'a'Fos wiiins g. learn
nur business nnrafaHeI04 ovp7'
furitr o. become osfahfisred. valuable
book f-oo Interstate Healt5 Co. IIffs-
burg pa
WHY DO LUSDQufHr. LILLY SELL sai
suits for ttsf uerausa they sell them
90 stairs. second floor Joshua Green
niiT
Wants mon aud women 20 learn ths tar-
Der trade. wages paid while learning
SNTfoNAf BARRIER COLLEGE
Hrirh Grade f-nDot ~ waehirsfon -
.C \ COSN TAILOR ~ ana s4tl.fac-
ton guaranteed Warrington nidE.
room ~
MoLER BARBER COLLEGE
81 4 81
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80 RooMs-FURNISHED

y MUM 81 2 KIN I , II ID
norm TOT HIsr
Nofsrh. urit fufrfafa1 bot arf cold
asfsr. steam heat telephones go rooms
ard corridors Haauu - 90 seek arf
Up Suites g. 90 seek ana 90 IN
hnari - city - Nafn snd Occidental
Telephone Wain 1888
ARCADE ifOTrf UEAT iocATfpN.
Hef q place fou o. like Dos stefr usY
o. 30 ucrk ~ 1914 Herond a.
Eilioff fttf
f-fsfarfHa ftfs aafuna - ssss ep
r~~e~-~e~~~~~-rs@~~@~er~~~
- ROOMS-HOUSEKPNG
KE~ovhrWp AND NEWLY YrHSiFu.
"a aad unnlrniahsd hsuEstsspins and
sissglns foeins al Vsry loo fai~. sSta
western
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ROBERT NJ AITRl
1910 Alaska Building.

WRITE TO WOODY 3 SANDS At
Botholl for list ot farms, ranches ana
acreage
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WANTED

WASTED TO NEAR tVoH OWNER
who has good farm far sale Send DO.
HcrlpUeu and price H0rfhr eetorn Bug-
inraH AreurT Minneapolis Mum
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WE HrErtAIIEn ~ ArAHrMEHrA
stores and 3tnsr ciass ia properties
HEsHr uHOpEnfCK ISc
lfar~ uuffInF Main seq
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c. r. REMSBEHG
It's Secretary.
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l.. II. SEELY
40 HOGE BUILDING


BEST LITTLE DAIRY
1T you want good piece OF land for
very little money. don't fail to see this
SO acres near Auburn. 80 acres rich
black alder land. balance extra good
olay-loam soil. part In cultivation: so
acres fine pasture, fenced small house:
nice young orchard spring water. also
nice trout stream; water enough TO irTi.
safe tho whole place. We are In
.tructcd 20 offer this for tho next few
DAYS for % 900 It's worth more money.
Selling country property our speciality.
ROBERT MALTRY
1910 Alaska building,
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u UNFuRNIsHED FLATS

FOR urSr Room MurEUs Fl.AT
spntsssly clean. it1t itth az
rttENuin tuoDM ILAT WRIT
bath. electricity. res beautiful sisu -
rent - Herbert d tppeI 500 Learn
meg
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|aErsAc4IA ItrEu rociErl SAMta
and addresses 1us Flns Ladie'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-22
NO RECOGNITION TO USURPERS
No Communications With Huerta
Since He Seized Government

Washington, ID. C.--lnquines at the
White House concerning the exact
relations of the United States with
the llucrta Government IN Mexico at
the present time revealed the fact
that no messages or important com
munications had been transmitted to
the Iluerta administration since Pres
idcnt Wilson was inaugurated.
Ambassador Wilson has been in
correspondence with the State De
partmcnt and has been given various
suggestions concerning the policies OF
the new administration here, but II
was explained AT the White House
that the Washington government has
treated the liuerta administration
merely as a detacto government. No
intimatlon was given rs to what
might be the policy toward recognlE
ing the new regime in Mexico. II was
denied that reports declaring Grea'
Britain and Russia had recognized
the llucrta government had caused
any i'll feeling here.
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WILSON KEEPS IN CLOSE TOUCH
Watches California and Japan IN Re-
gard TO Proposed Land Laws

Washington, ID. G. President vii
son keeps IN CLOSE touch with the sll
uation both in Japan and CaIltorni"
over the proposed alien land legIsla
ton. lie read with interest the dis
patches from Toxic describing popu-
lar feeling against the bills and
studied the text of the pending meas
urcs rs well rs II synopsis of similar
laws IN New York and Texas.
The President told his callers that
the Federal Government of necessity
must refrain from interference with
California while in the process of leg
islntion aud it could not make It's AZ
itude known to inquirlng nations un-
ill the bills were passed. He added,
however, that il any impression had
been circulated in Japan that the al
ministration here had become indlf-
ferent. such Il view was unjust aud
comment on the measures should be
withheld until they were finally
framed and passed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-22
Reminders for Boys

Don't be "all in too often. lnva-
lids are bad business risks.
Your boss may be- boor; this,
however. need not prevent You from
being gentleman.
Save little from even Il little; the
habit will he your dividend.
L Don't be- gutter. When you find
yon are I'm wrong" however, get
out. no matter who hools.
You may be- Kid hut refuse 10
be- ~horu lamb.
Hobby horse, need tight rem,
else they may hoof down SENSE.
The spur Of he moment has ia
tally r"wrllcd many u boy.
10 hedge is les, manly than openly
to refuse to bclray your own or an.
other, secret.
Loud laughter belongs 10 The wld,.
Where women are, or indoors, boys
should modulatr their mirth.
towards are mighty BIow-Ilard,.
Nothing 50 thoroughly emphasize,
the Importance of II rival ~ comprll.
tor as running him down.
You may be- winner among the
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-22

+ VI BroWh purchasing agent 70.
the Chino Copper Company at He
ley. and Ms. Brown, passed throrg!
the city Friday, on route for thci'
home
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THE STATE FAIR

The organization of the State FAIR
Board in Albuquerque marks the be-
ginning of the campaign for the l9l3
New Mexico State Fair.
The first meeting of the board and
The plans discussed at that meeting
augur well for the success of the
campaign. The board is composed of
three practical, hustling business
men aud men who have taken an in
lclligrut aud important part in the
development Of New McNlro's re
-nulrc~. They are men who fully
appreciate their responsibility and
will de- what j. expected of them and
more.
The board has start 1t out with the
idea Of making the New Mexico State
. FAIR the kind of Il State fair main
tanned by the other States of the
| West an .riruilural and resources
/ fair. They believe that the support
and interest aud cooperation of tn,
farmers. the lrrI1atOrs, the llvcStOcn
men. the mlmug concerns ana the bI'
manufacturing and industrial con.
Germs ai home aud abroad will civ,
th, lair the pea maucnt footing am
substantial backing which t needs
and they are right. One new idci
regarding the fair which appeals Il
u, Il that of bringing agricultural an'
indu-i ial expert, to demonstrate
farm ard aiming and other machin
cry and lecture ON farming and EN-
pire development in all their phases
Another most ccmmendable plan /
that of securing the cooperation O
the State institutions and bringin
to the fair their experts and thel
students. their bands and athletic or
gaui2ation-.
The State Fair has always had tn
enthusiastic cooperation Of the PEG
pie and the press of New Mexico
Now, more than ever, it Is Stat
Far in the true sense of The wore
having been established as such b
act Of the Legislature, witn an al
preparation which while ridcuousl
small. is nevertheless, for the frs
, time, "A State appropriation.
In other words the 1913 fair
under the auspices of the State {
New Mexico and it belongs to Il
people Of the State. This fact
bound To increase their interest IN
their cooperation. AS before, Il
heaviest burden of the fair this yea
Notwithstanding this appropriate
y will fall on the people of Abuque
: que; but they will be reader al
more willing than ever to bear tn
burden and will take greater 81
e. ,husiasm than ever before in makil
i it winner.
IS. The personnel of the State FL
d Board and the general plans viii
" they have outlined make il certa
~ that we are going to have the mt
~ successful fair ever attempted in I
~ Southwest and that new era h
-, dawncd for the institution AN
il, uucrquc Herald.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-22

Earl York. son of Il. J.. York, Of
the Rio Mimbrcs Irrigation Company,
is here from Denver to take II posi-
ton ON the surveyors gang now at
work ON the Spaldmg tract.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-22
IUAREz CANON MADE USELESS
ConstItutiOnalists Make Way With
BreechlOcks of Heavy Artillery

Sympa,hlzers of the Constitution
alists have made away with the
breechlocks from the two Mondragon
cannon in Juarez, which composes
the towns heavy artillery. Not only
did the Constituencies sympathiz-
ers perform this feat, but they also
got away with the intricate parts of
the machine guns of the Juarez gar
:lson.
Two prominent artillery officers,
slspcctcd of being implicated in the
plot, have been placed under arrest
and are now in the garrison under
guard, awaiting trial by court mar
ral.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-22

One of the war correspondents SEN
10 the Balkans was forced to ride a.
II fourth class ear ou his way 10 Be
Grade. On u board was this notice
"Passcngers are warned that they
must not scratch the window pane.
with diamonds"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-22

Elias Ayers OF Glendale, Cahtor-
ma, left the clly Saturday after look O.
ing u,rr the Mimbrcs Valley Lands,
That Nh Ayers interest in the conn
try /, more than casual is shown by
the fact that he spent some pretty
good looking change for the Dcmug
Gr,phic'~ twicc-a-wcck calamity
howrr IN the opinion Of Mr.. Aver
who is n grove. of decduous fruit
the Mimbrcs Valley farmers use to,
much water, especially in the Sp:ir-
ana summer Trees we'll taken car,
of here should need no irrigation dur
mg the summer months, he says.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-22

Every town of amy Importance in
the Port Elizabeth district of South
Africa has its rifle range OH which
military companies and school cadets
practice Even boys eleven years old
are supplied with rifles and allowed
| 10 shoot.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-22

Many persons do not have n bank
account because they have not stud
led the law of financial success. AMI
10 not know how easy it is to save
money. Consult the First State Bank
ad. ad,