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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

Stall i7e, smelt. 2 lbs 10. halIbut
cheeks. lbs. 15c. fresh ling or black
cod. Z lbs isc. fresh salmon, lbs. Use.
stall 1914 home grown asparagus. ioc ID
strawberries Sbc crate. fancy eating ana
cooking apples 81 as box. don. lemons.
ace Stall 4, ~ Y. sharp cheese, lbs
$50. zoe cans sliced pineapple. for Csc
o. cans tomato soup, Sc can; ground
spices &c can stall IL home grown
peas. f0c b.. J lbs 25e. new potatoes. Sc
ID. oucumbers. &c each. string beans, i5e
TO- beet greens lbs 2bc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
MEXICAN ACTOR
KIDS HUERTA;; He
NOW IS MISSING
By William C. Shepherd

VERA CRUZ. May 2i.--Becanse
Senior Berystyn. the most popular
actor In Mexico. referred during a
performance In Mexico City 10 the
breach between siuerta and ex.
Miniater OF the Interior urrutia as
"A butchers quarrel he was mys.
,eriousiy missing today.
He interpolatcd the joke in bis
lines Tuesday night.
On his return 10 his hotel hc was
arrested.
His admirers. OF whom he has
thousands. are enraged. believing
he has been executed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
CONDUCTOR IS
PUT ON TRIAL

Virgil L. Cline. Is. a street car
conductor. charged with assault on
III. A. Behnke. so. In a transfer row.
January 81. went on trial before a
jerry in Judge Tallman's court to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
Rheumatism
Nemsrksbte Home Cure Given b,
One who Had lille wants Every
sufferer 10 Ben~fit.

send No Money--Just Your Address
Years OF awful suffering and mis-
cry taught this man. Mark H. Jack
son OF Syracuse. New York. how ter
ribis nm enemy TO human happiness
rheumatism IL. and have given him
sympathy with all unfortunates who
are within Its grasp. He wants every
rheumatic victim to know how he
was cured Read what he says:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
A Two Days Sale of
Housefurnishings
Seasonable Housefurnshings offered at UNI
usual prices for Friday and Saturday in the Base
mcnt

Listed you will find the most-wanted articles for
the household greatly reduced
$3.50 Garden Hose of Para rubber 5Ofoot lengths
Sl7s Hardwood Step Ladder. 5-foo, special. 1.15
SIPS Hardwood Step Ladder 4foo special. 80
Sl35 Wagner Waffle Irons low base .......... .95c
Sl.5o Wagner Waffle Irons high base. $1.O5
Sl75 Home Kist Curtain Stretcher .S1.15
Four Cans Old Dutch Cleanser. .25f
Sl.00 pound Tetleys India Ceylon Tea, Sunfower
brand, pound ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .65f
81 90 Dustess Floor Mops mo Oil to Soil. -65t
Sl.50 Dustless Floor Brush ...................S0 soc
81 so Dustless Wall Brush ...................8 see
$500 and $3.50 90 per cent pure cast Aluminium Tea
Kettle with cold ebonized handle and patent covers.
No. and sizes. Your choice. $3.45
Zoe l-quart Boston Bean Jars, with Toe
35c 2quart Boston Bean Jars, with 19c
SOC Solidified Alcohol Stoves, complete. with enough
alcohol to burn four hours Just the thing for camp
$500 Imported Square Clothes Hamper OF selected
Willow ........... .......... ............-. Sl.l0
Basement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

stalls sb-ss. large Columbia river shad.
use each best haiibut. lbs isc. Dolly
Warden trout. lbs gBc fresh sole. lbs
fsr. 4 ihs 3bc stall S. Yakima honey. ?
combs 80. stalls 1870. fancy bananas
20o dor extra large new potntoss lbs
use: fancy Kooseberriss. lbh i5c, extra
large California grape fruit. Be each
stalls 2e-zH. now crop walnuts. lbs
spinach. 4 lbs f0c. new potatoes, lbs. 2hc .
Csc. Stall 81. assorted cookies &c and
4 o. doz a-iayer cocoanut ana chocolate
cakes 2bc creecents. 1Oc doz,; large
ioaves bread, ibc. stall 20. guaranteed
fresh egRH 26c dox. fresh duck eggs, 30c
dor Stalls te-f7. fancy strawberries.
boxes 2Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
TEACH CHILDREN health

PHILADELPHIA. May IL
During the last year the Penn
sylvanla Society for tho Pre-
ven,ion OF Tuberculosis.
through It's school lecture de-
partment. has given lessons to
Ii.i40 school children on by
giene and disease prevention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

Dear Miss Grey; Why don't
you request your readers TO con.
suit n century calendar Ito be
had at the library when they
want 10 know the day OF the
week on which certain dates
occurrcdY A READER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
HUeRTA DENIES He
OFFERED TO RESIGN

MEXICO CITY. May 2i.--
President Huerta was sery
angry today when he learn
ed that publication had been
made In v. 8. on the Assoc
eiated press authority, Of
the statement that ne had
authorized HE ENJOYS at
Niagara Falls 90 offer his
resignation.
Denying II. with much em.
phasls. he said:
THE ENJOYS are not au-
thorired 10 offer my resie-
natior." and added. ~ Intend
TO hold on 20 the end"
huerta's position was cor.
rectiy stated by the United
presa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

Dear Miss Grey: I love your
name. II sounds like lavender and
old lace and the sweetest maiden
aunt In the world. II sounds like a
romance. an unhappy one. that Time
has healed and memory has cast a
rosy. loving veil upon. Cynthia
Grey. 10 that your Are you what
your name says you are1
never thought ! would write
you a letter. a real serious letter.
Fac, is, I've always sort Of smiled
at the people who took their prob
lens to you. Perhaps you smile,
too. Do you, cynthls7 And some.
times have suspected you OF be-
ing mani There is something
masculine about some OF your re-
plies.
I'm not quite sure why am writ.
Ing TO you now. but ! have to write
20 some one-and ! want to say
some things that I can't say TO peo-
pie who know me. So. Cynthia
Grey, ! am writing you.
wonder how you "broke into the
newspaper game? What. In your
opinion, are the necessary uualIfl-
cations for a woman who hopes TO
succeed In newspaper work. Do
you think there is any chance for a
girl with high school education
and a desire that Is big and real,
and talent that is little and maybe
imaginary, TO do that sort OF thing
here7 How would she be most apt
TO get considerations
Cynthia Grey. have always
dreamed OF doing newspaper work,
without any real knowledge OF what
that work meant. After I finished
high school was fired with an am
billion to do or die. Then | went 70
the newspaper offices, and they
were dlscouraglng. SO gave up and
got work at something that l had
no dreams about. One doesn't find
oneself dreaming rosy dreams about
being an indifferent stenoarapher.
One does what Is required Of one,
does IL lndifferently we'll, and goes
on dreaming about other things.
To do the thing that you are
meant to do, TO. do II we'll. to me
seems the highest Of human achieve.
ments. But how easily are we swept
from our paths! How circumstance
grasp us by the throat and hold US!
When you do the thing you like to
do, your work Is a pleasure-it is
not work. When you do a thing you
are meant to do, you are human,
alive, real and OF some worth, con.
scious Of yourself and your own val.
US. A mans work Is his souls
clothing. II u fits him, his soul is
at its best. AS man In his best
clothes Is unconsciously at his best
providing, Of course, those clothes
fit him In the real sense OF fitting
his personality-so a man that finds
his work is at his best, giving the
best that Is In him, simply because
there Is nothing else to do. Give me
my work, and ! shall find my happl.
nsss and my heaven.
But, Cynthia Grey, | have not
found my work. | am utterly at
sea. Surely, surely, think TO my
self, there is more In me than the
stuff that makes indifferent stenoq.
raphers. And ! wonder, just won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

Americans yearly spend $3.50, 600.
600 for soda water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

Elizabeth Feodorovns. sister OF
the czar OF Russia. IL a nun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

j. A. Pettman, hotel walter, sen.
fenced 10 three months In jail for
stealing silver and linen worth
$500 to equip a cafe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
CHIl DREN PLAY
WITH DYNAMITE

There were chaos and confusion
last night when somebody went to
see what IL was the kids were find
ing so interesting on s7th av. s..
and discovered Il was dynamite.
Contractors left II there.
The police will demonstrate with
the erratic CONTRACTOR
Sixteen persons were killed by a
tornado nj MuxqulE. Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21


OIL am a young girl and have
never had any experience In enter
tanning. There 10 young man
coming 20 visit us soon whom
would like very much 10 entertain,
90 N you will kindly mention a kind
OF party 70 give. the games TO play
and the refreshments TO serve,
will appreciate II.
Please answer this az soon as
possible. GRATEFUL.
A.-Were I 10 answer in full II
might take all my space. but l
will make n few suggestions
Now that the weather Is so beau
tiful. why not give an outdoor
party. or n picnicg
You can play tennis, croquet. or
pitch horse shoes, and have great
fun. Then, you can each tell the
funniest experience you had last
summer.
II viii be nice TO serve ice cream,
strawberries and cake. or simply
pass variety OF fruit.
Owe are three school girls
from IL 10 10 years OF age. We
like 20 read, but do not know what
70 read. VIII you please give W q
Hat Of some books you think best7
Are Rose in Bloom and Little
Women" all rIqhs7 Thanking you,
JUST THREE CHUMS.
A.--"Rose In Bloom" and Little
Women" by Louise Alcott, are
among the best books for girls
Little Men," Jos Boys" Aunt
JOS Scrapbook." Under the Ii
laos" and IAN ld.Fashioned Girl"
by the same author. are all good.
Also. "Rebecca OF Sunnybrook
Farm" by Kate Douglas Wiggin,
and Anne OF Green Gables" Anne
OF Avonlea" and THE Story Girl"
by Montgomery. are fine books for
girls
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earnIshment Cult Filed

A. A. Almy, through his attorneys,
Ely 4 Watson, aled suit in the dis
trict court this week against John NJ.
McTeer for 1925. alleged to have
been obtained on a promissory note.
An application for garnishments, was
also made, naming Frank Monser
and the II. B. N. Land company as
gamishees. II Is alleged in the gar
nishment papers that the plaintiff
believes that the garnishses are in
debted TO the defendant and that he
has no property to the knowledge OF
the plaintiff, within the state subject
to execution sufficient to satisfy the
claim asked. The defendant, Me-
Teer, Is a prominent insurance man
OF this section and candidate Tor
state corporation commissioner on
the Progressive ticket.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18
Real Estate Transfers

Louis Randolph has sold to Wells
and Peugh two lots in block "BB
Of the original townsite Of Demine
for the consideration Of $500.
Wells and Psugh have also bought
q lot and one-half in block IL OF the
Town Of Deming for the sum OF $500.
NJ. A. Nordhaus, Frank Nordhaus
and Halle Tucker have transferred
three lots in block % to Thomas X.
TAYLOR on which he will build fine
residence.
Mrs. Mary L. Wing has bought a
2O-acre farm northeast Of Demine
from Anna A. Walker.
Mrs. Theresa NJ. Sommers has sold
her quarter section adjoining the
Miesse tract TO c. f. Miesse. The
tract will be developed with the other
Missse land.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Capt. Sanchez Soto. aide TO General no
nero. left the inferno camp st Fort Winsate
n. A.. last Tuesday. violating his parole, &C
cording 10 information received here yesterday
Soto was given the freedom Of the posi-
under his written word Of honor not 10 o.
tempt to get away. The military authorities
Of the post have no information - 10 the exact
time Of soto's departure or TO the manner
Police were notified. evidently In the belief
that tire Mexican captain might have boarded
Santa 10 train, seeking to return to Mex
leo by way Of this city. They have been I'm.
able to unearth any information showing that
he was In Albuquerque.
Tho captain was informed at Fort Bliss,
Texas. January 30. with othsrs Of the shat
tered federal army which fed across the Dor
dor into the United States after the battle Of
0jinaga.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Gpsinsaeld, Mo.-Bsswssa thirtyavs ssl
fssly-0vs psrssns wsss kil1sd. suo . score
Il s1Asss injussl ssriy Tuss1sy Wien ~ -
ssuselvs, bsssass ear sad fssvard skalr sss
sf o. Lssis ssd esn HrsssIsss train No. 8,
plunged shrsusA . srssss ever Bah creek
nssr Lebanon. No.. and were submsrssd n
the swollen ssrssn.
Most Of ne dead were drowned In ths chair
car and . great number Of these were wonsn
and children. Those who were shls 70 -
caps from . waisry prison fought thsir way
out BY breaking windows and winning 70
shers. Il 70 estimated there were os pss-
snssrs In Tie chair ear.
Owing W poor communicstioas with The
scene Of ~ wreck. Il 10 impossible 70 give .
ds1nits estimate Of how many escaped. None
Of the sisspins cars kft the track and the
passengers In these quickly formed themselves
into rescue parties.
One man In the chair car lost his wife and
I've children. When the accident occurred be
was thrown clear Of the descending chair car
and swan to shore. In the submerged car his
wife and children met their death. willis be
stood nearby unable to save them.
Heavy rains last week caused ell tho smaller
streams In the vicinity To riss. The train was
late because Of the flooded conditions. Az
passed Lebanon. according " reports reach.
ing here. its speed was increased to mako I'D
lost time.
would b. brought to Springfield this afternoon.
The dead are being placed In hastily arranged
morgues In Lebanon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Maxwell-Maxwell Ia going to have another
Pumpkin Pie day this year. and Il is going Ia
make all previous pastry performances appear
puerile. The rapid progress made by the
various Pie Day committees leaves NO doubt
but that the celebration this year win b the
biggest and hest ever held, and reports from
nearby towns point to the fact that the at
tendance will break all records. The fact
that the day has been advanced two weeks
In order to avoid a possible snow storm which
ruined the affair last year. adds greatly to
the chances for good weather. A severe storm
Is the only thing that can spoil the day
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

From @. a. Rsum. national organism Of DE
Moose. comes word BY way Of Roswell thss
the location Of the site for he $4,000. 900
Mooe sanissriun win not b dscidsd-sntn ~
Moose convention at San Diego nsxt ysar.
Mr.. Reum was ct Roswell Saturday nlshs
whore he met members Of the order q .
ginger up" session. He told them about Ne
ssnitarium proposition aud intimsssd that
Roswell might have ~ good . saancs % ~
next town. u u got out and hustled for ~
institution.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Santa Fe-"Be reasonable" IL the
advice that Attorney General FRANK
W. Clancy gives Thomas @. Lack.
land Of Colunbus, Luna county, who
asks whether the state Law permits
him to operate pool room In Column
bus on Sunday. ut dspsnds on the
sentiment II The community" whether
the operation Of pool room on eun-
day can BE- deemed Objectionable and
would fall under the ban Of the state
law, literally construed. Columbus
by the way, ssks the attorney gen
erals Office more questions than any
other two places IN the state togsth-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Christian church met Friday after
noon, September IL at Mrs. Frank
Nordhsus. A very interesting pro-
gram with special singing by Mrs.
Deane. Mrs. Nordhaus served dainty
refreshments. Next meeting will be
held Friday afternoon, October 9 at
Mrs. McClurss' residence. corner
Gold and Birch.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Santa Fe-Ths infant child Of Mrs Roy
bal. ara name unknown. was drowned In the
Santa Cruz creek near Espsnola Saturday a..
ternoon Details Of the accident reached here
today. The woman. her four small children
and aged father, Cosme Roybsl attempted to
ford the swollen mountain stream. Their wss.
on upset and all were thrown into the water.
After a heroic struggle the old man succeeded
In rescuins the woman and all but the four.
months old child who was swept out Of its
mothers arms.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Prescott Aris.-By q margin Of ave votes
over y. A. Reid. Mrs. Frances Willard Munds.
leader Of tho suffrage movement In Arizona,
was nominated for the state senate by the
Yavspsi Democrats.
The first reports reaching Prescott, were
that Nelson precinct. In which Mrs Munds
husband has . ranch. cast oil its nine votes
for Reid. Instead IL went solid for Mrs.
Munds and put her ahead.
The other Democratic candidate for tho sen.
ate 10 Norris Goldwater. for many years mayor
Of Prescott
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

The New Mexico Good Roads association
soon will begin q campaign &c remedy the
faulty places In the existing road laws. &C
cordins to David X. Lane. secretary.
The association will have printed for dis
tribution 5000 copies Of the bin drafted By
the New Mexico Highways 0fAelsis' sssoeis-
ton at tho meeting In Santa 70 last month.
Roads locals will DO advised 10 ask candidates
for the legislature to work for the passage Of
the proposed new law.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Nome, Aiaska--Ths United States revenue
cutter Bear arrived here Saturday with IL
survivors Of the crew Of the stefansson explor.
ing ship. kariuk. who were rescued from
wransfell Island by tho gasoline schooner
King and winse and transferred to tho Bear.
The survivors are
William Laird Mckinley, msgne,ician, Of
Clydshsnk. Scotland; John Monroe. chief on.
gineer; Bert williamson. second engineer !;
Robert Templeman, steward; Ernest Chase.
assistant steward; Fred W. Maurer. fireman
seaman HsdIey; Eskimo man. wife and two
children.
George Stewart Maaloch. geologist Of Ham.
ilton. Ont. aud George Bretty. a fireman.
died Of scurvy on the island and were buried
there. Bjarne Mamsn, assistant topoerapher
and seolosist Of Christiana. Norway, acct
dsntsly shot and killed himself with his own
gun. He was buried on the island.
Eight members Of the expedition arc missing
aud are given up for dead.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Mogollon--The campo. mines and mills in
the Mosollon district are again running full
time despite the European war Eighteen bars
u gold and silver were shipped from Silver
City to New York for the Ernssiins Mining
company recently. The Precious Metal Ex.
ploration company has started to sink . wine
In mine In the 1900 foot tunnel.
The Deadwood mill will treat the ore.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Las vesss-News has reached here that ih'
man who was robbed by horss thieves st Ts
coloie was Charles W. Bennett. . dry fsrmsl
Of the Es,aneia valley near Moriarty. who wei
driving n herd Of 25 horses overland TO thu
place from Dodge City, Kansas. The picl
Of the drove were taken by tho rus,Isrs.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18


Harvard. Neb.-Three men are dead and
one wounded as the result Of q tragedy here
Wednesday morning. The dead arc: Henry
Traut found murdered In his office: Sheriff
Charles ssnderson, Of Clay Center; killed in a
running battle with the murderer; unknown
tramp who took his own life In field sven
miles north Of here after he had been sur.
rounded by = posse.
Traut was found dead in his ONCE. Rob.
berry wss apparently the motive for the crime.
tramp was located . short distance from
here soon sftsrwsrd and the sheriff and depu.
~ George Phillips started In pursuit. In
running hattie with the tramp. sAnderson
was killed and Phillips wounded. posse
closed In on the murderer and his body was
found In ssld. lie had shot kiusslf through
The head.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

T. Seth Hull, manager Of the Hull
Amusement company left for Denver,
Colorado Thursday evening on q few
wssks business trip.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Phoenix. Aris.-Eugene W. Claffin, Of Tue.
son, the noted Prohibition leader. has fled
with the secretary Of state enough names 10
nominate him Independently for tho United
States senate.
Mr.. Chain has been campaigning Hr
months and the alins Of petitions was merely
. matter Of form. His campaign headquartsrs
sre In Phoenix.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Pueblo Colo-Ambushsd and shot down
as he walked homewsrd along tho railroad
tracks late Tuesday night, Alex Howard. 20
years old, iaborer. was slain and his body
tossed into clump Of weeds. Tho body was
found Wednesday BY boys who were playing
In the vicinity. Two bullet holes were found
when the coroner held an autopsy. There 10
NO known motive for the crime.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

James 4. Myers OF Kewanee, ILL.,,
J. NJ. Tnppe and Thomas A. Jones
Of Playas and q. s. Ainsmith Of Ros-
land, La, were visitors at the cham
Der Of commerce Wednesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Pueblo. Colo.-weldon ID. Cooke, . pro.
fsssional aviator was killed In a plunge Of
1000 feet In his bipane while giving an or.
hibition flight over the state fair grounds hers
Wednesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Miss Katherine Wamel wishes to
announce that she will start her mu-
sic class In September. Anyone
wishing piano instruction please tele-
phone 66. =
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Mrs. ]. o. Hatcher and children
returned this week from a visit with
relatives in the East.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Lima, Psru-The earthquakes In the do.
psrtmsnt Of Arequipa continue. Tuesday
ihirty'avs shocks, some very violent. were 70.
corded 81 caravel, which was destroyed last
week. The tremors continue.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

The withdrawal Of the troops on
the border will mean the loss Of
considerable revenue to some Of the
border cities.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Austin, Texas-By unanimous consent tho
house passed the Burgess Harris bill. which has
for lie purpose the punishment Of persons
printing. having In their possession or cir
eulating counterfeit Mexican money The bill
now goes to the senate. where a SIMILAR meas
ure has been introduced by Senator Huds
peth, and where Il Is unlikely to encounter op.
position.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Globe. Aris.-Akxandsr Grant, aged IS.
ended bis life at Santa Monica. Cal, accord
Ing TO word received here. Grant was form.
or mining man Of Ills district. He IL reported
70 have ksped from The sssamsAIp PrssId~ns
Just % the vessel was rounding Polns Iona.
Grant hslpsd dsvs,op ~ Bulgalo mins here
snd he 81 rIus In soaors. He leaves .
wife and dsnshssr. No reason for suiei6s
l. Known.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

Albuqusrque--Ths body of Eseuisl nsnsss
has lssn ssnt 10 his hons In Habsds. n. ~,
for burial His dssh resulted froo . bsz'
ing bout which he had viii Per1rie Geo.
fsiez. another pupil u The Manual Prssby.
serisn school here. Romero vas struck ever
the solar pIsxus and died before . asssor
could be called. His body wss sseonpsnisd
by J. c. Ross Of ths Presbyterian school.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-18

n. N. oALpERwooD, Local Representative