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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

readily grasp such simple facts But haven't hall an
bor or more TO devote to the process Of soothing her
alarm; besides, you could do it much more grace
fully
only one. Who's the other?"
@Shc failed to state says Mr. Robert. she merely
said. we shall be down about three o'clock.
@We?" saws l. Then l whistles. So that was her
camel It was Wee she was bringin' along.
"Wc?" says Mr.. Robert.
expect was some pnkcd up, and fused too, at
the prospect Excuse me- says l. "but got to SIDE
step" ...
might be somewhat agreeable.
q know saws l. "You mean well enough; but,
honest, Mr. Robert, if that foxy Old danes comm
down here with Miss Wee, Im-wcll, don't stand Tor
it. that's all I'm off with a blue ticket or without one
lust as you say"
was reachin for my new lid too, when Mr.. Robert
puts out his hand ,1 e
aWouldn't that be-er-rather a serious breach OF
Office discipine?' says he "Surcly without some goou
@Ah. saw says I. @You don't think I'm springn
any Drnla donna whm, DO YOU? It's this plot 10 sho"
me up through the wrong end Of the telescope tha ge
me sore. aC,l
scarcely lucid" says he, loohin' puzzled. Could
Won put it a little simplcr;'
arm make it long primer" says l. "How do stand
a. I
times give a guess myself but on the BOOKS ana as 4
far as outsiders go, I'm just plain office ooy' am =
I'm here behind the brass rail, at the Jump Gild Oh ''
buzzcr ike stcen thousand other iourdoIlaI "eeN
kids that's old enough % have work papers We Oeoi
here poin on four years now and ain peeied Hu.H
about it, have /? That's because I've been used "ll'e
and the pay has been decent Also I'm strong lor you
and Mr. Films expect YOU know that Mr. NoDeI',
Maybe amt got it in TO be anything o't an c.0e
bow either; but when it comes 10 goin on eHAOllon
before certain parties as the double cipher on the eS
side Of the dccima-wel, that's where make ny 'o''-
ish play ,..,
~Ah'" says he, rubin his chin thoughtful.
aNow fully understand And, as YOU suggest
there has been for sometime past something
cr-couivocal about your position here. How
ever. lust at this moment have hardly time
To- BY love- Here he breaks off and gIances
nj the clock "Two-hfteen, and general coun
eli Of our attorneys called for halt past IN the
directors room. Someone else must attend to
Mis-, Verona's cstimablc aunt positively No"
if there was anyone who could relieve you from
the gate
~iirinv the boniroom boy. says
~Whv not?" says Mr. Robert Then II you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

should choose to stay and prime yourself with facts about
those debcnturcs there that extra desk in my Office
YOU know Would YOU mind using that
But see here Mr. Robert says |, 81 want plannn
any masquerade either
~Oue so, SAYS he; "nor l. Il so happens, though.
that the gentleman whose name appears as president OF
Our Mutual Funding Company is-wel, hardly ID
active business life Il IS necessary that he be repre-
sentcd here in some nominal capacity. The directors
are now meeting in Room 10 have authority to name
private secretary pro TEN. Do you accept the posi-
tom
with pro TEN salary, stage money barredF says
ooh, most certainly, says he.
"Then I'm the guy says !.
"Good" says Mr. Robert. "These dcbentures come
in your department. will notify Mr.. Pddie that
dSav, Mr. Robert" says |, GRIMM once more, 40
break it gentle 10 lfddic.
don't know whether he did not; for five minute.
after that cny has my old seat, and I'm inside behno
the ground glass door, sttin at reg lar rol-top' with
lot Of file spread out puzzln over this ncorpora
ton Junk that makes the Fundin' Comply the little
Joker in the Corrugated deck
AND next thing know in comes IIeny, gawpin fool.
I ish and trailin' behind him Aunty and Wee.
want THROWN any bluff about tryn' to look busy,
either was elbow deep in papers, with pen behind
one ear and ink on three fingers.
You should have heard the gasp that comes from
Ayntv as she pipes of who it is at the desk. My SUI
rrise as I'm discovered is the real thing too.
@Chairs. Boy" says l. snappn my fingers at Heiny
But Auntv catches her breath, draws herself up still
and waves away the seats. "Young man. says she, l
came here to consult with Mr.. Robert Eins about
4Ycs'm." saws I, Il understand. Dcbcnture SKIS
amt they? Not affected by the reorganization, Maam
You see its ike this: Those bonds were issued IN eX
change for
young man." she breaks in, Amin her lorgnette at
me thrcacnin q prefer to discuss this matter with
Mr.. Robert
@Sorrv." SAYS I, @but he's very busy he asked me
to
aAnd who. prav." snaps the old girl, "are you?'
~RcDresentin' the president Of the Mutual Funding
Comply says l.
"Tust how" she demands.
private secretary, Maam,' says |.
aHurDh," she snorts. This is too absurd OF Nh
Robert wholly absurd Come, Verona
And rs she sails out | just has time for glance at
Wee and catches a wink Believe me, though,
friendly wink from one Of them gray eyes IS worth
,cai,in for She follows Aunty through the door with
q handkerchief stuffed in her mouth like she was
eroothcrin' q smoker; so | guess Wee was on. And
I'm left iccin' all warmed up and chirky
Mr.. ROBERT comes in from his lawyer session Just
lVi before cosin time rubin his hands sort OF sat-
isfcd too. a..
was some Jolt YOU slipped Aunty. | expect can re-
sign now
~Ob | trust not" says he. "The board indorsed
vour appointment an hour ago. Keep your desk,
;rorcl,v Il is 10 be yours from now on.
~Wi-a-a-at2~ says l, my eyes plugged. "Of the gate
for good, am !:
we are hoping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-30
sfacton Of knowing that our goods are Justly priced
Wo1nen's Suits
at SIS and $35

1t is conservative statement to make,
that our Suits at $500 and $500 are alb
and the quality of materials used. They
bear the minutest inspection, not only by
the women who wear them, but by tailors
and expert workers who know all the ways
whereby poor or hasty workmanship could
be concealed. The satin Innings are of un-
usually good quality, the finishing touches
and styles are of the kinds usually found
only in higher-priced Suits.
The collection includes suits of gabar-
dimes, chiffon or heavier broadcloths, chew
lots, cobble cheviots, serges, poplins, rough
vale cloths, solid, and other fashionable
fabrics.
Every color that is correctly worn;
every length and style Of coat; every new
design i'm skirts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-30
Collar and Cuff Sets

and separate collars in every dainty new
design of the season. there is the exquisitey
simple Purltan-like styles-of sheerest or
candle. immaculate. stiffly starched linon,
or sort piques. Then style after style in the
ioHeIest OF lace. net and embroidered ma
you please Any price you wish to pay up
to $3.50. with extra emphasis on the dainty
Soc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-30
Velvet Neckties Csc

very fetching finish. when worn with
ends crossed and fastened with a brooch on
the neck of dainty blouse. Black and
all colors, with tiny rose buds at the ends
-:oc. Ribbon Department.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-30

WOMEN'S UNION SUITS
Very special value. Pure white
union suits, fine knit. medium
weight fleece; high or low
necks; long or short sleeves;
we'll made, serviceable gar
ments. 2 suits for $1.35.
GIRLS UNION SUITS-Pure
white elastic ribbed. fleece lined
cotton: pearl buttons; small
sizes with drop seat. Sizes to
16 years-40c.
MEMS WINTER UNDER
WEAR-Natural color, fleece
lined, shaped neck, elastic knit
rib; cut standard sizes, ankle
length, well stitched seams;
sizes 81 to a.. Specialize.
BOYS UNION SUTTS-Heavy
fleece lined, natural gray color;
shaped ankle and cuffs; extra
stitching on all seams for dou-
BILE service. Specialize.
WOMEN'S BLACK RIB TOP
HOSE-Medium weight: sizes
Slk to s15; deep rib top. fast
color hose. Special, pair-1Oc.
WOMEN FULL FASH
IONED BURSON HOSE-Plain
black feet, or Maco sole, heel
and toe. Seconds Of the Csc
line. Good weight for winter
wear. A pair for CSC.
CHILDREN'S PLAY HOSE
Sizes to 9h, fast black color,
heavy rib, well shaped foot. re-
inforced heel and toe. supply
your needs for the winter. 1Sc
pair, . pairs for 500.
HOUSE DRESS APRONS
Made OF "Hydegrade" Galetea
in light and dark stripes. Also
shepherd checks; back fasten-
ing style: sizes So. So and 40.
Special-SSc.
BUNGALOW APRONS-New
shipment just unpacked; all
sizes Sc to IS, full length
aprons, cut standard size; In
light and dark patterns and
striped percales; sleeves. neck
and pocket piped in plain col
ors. Specia1-S9c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-30

High neck corset
vers wit h long
sleeves: good medium
weight knitted cotton
fabric; all o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-30
Youcan shop confidencen omqualitie
Perrin's Kid Gloves
With Beautiful Stitching

The supreme elegance of PERKINS, French
kid gloves is emphasized by tho beautiful
stitching on the back.
Very heavy raised stitching in white on
black. black white. is shown; piQue
stitched. 2-clasp gloves at $1.75.
Heavy outlined stitciling-black outlined
with white, or vice versa, on white black
gloves; tan outlined with black on tan
gloves. very smart style in 2-clasp
gloves at S1.s5.
Paris Point stitching on 2-clasp gloves in
white, black. tans. browns. grays navys.
and other desired colors, including the
green shades now so much worn. Pair S1.75.
The Finest Perrin 2-Clasp Gloves have
pearl clasps. mad are very heavily and hand
somely stitched; in black, or white contrasts.
Pair, S2.3S
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-30

Pure white, medium nap.
hemmed style. Size 1884
inches. Very special for Satur-
Qay. ..........
- E. M
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-30

WOMEN'S SERGE DRESSES.
Three. lines to select from. -
dresses in lot; all Russian Tunic
style; some with Roman striped
girdle; others with emerald
green collar and silk buttons.
Blue, Black and Russian Green
Serges. Saturday. ..... .$S.00
WOOL SKIRTS.
Blue and Black Wool Serges.
Granite Cloth and Pebble
Weave. long tunic style trimmed
with buttons Of the material.
Stylish and serviceable. Priced
extremely low for Saturday. All
sizes. .$9.8o
CHILD's CAPE COATS.
Sizes to s.
The new blue, cape style over
shoulders and back. collar, cuffs
and cape trimmed with black
plush buttons. high At the neck.
Saturday. .42.00
GIRLS COATS.
Sizes to IA.
Plaid material with turnback
collar Of plain color, cuffs piped
with color. belt at back. large
buttons. Warm. stylish coats.
Saturday, special. 49,. sass
MEMS CANVAS GLOVES.
Plain white canton flannel.
coarse twill, 7-oz. brand. Knit
wrist. Saturday. sc Pair
PEPPEREIiL YARD-WIDE
SHEET1NG-Fine quality, soft
and smooth Special. yd. SIC
COMFORT SIZE BATS
Full 72xS4 size, weigh pounds.
made of pure white soft seed
cotton. Special. SIC
COTTON BATTSLPure white
cotton, free from Jumps: soft
and fluffy.
8-ox. roll, each. .7Hc
1G-0x. roll, each. 1SC
GAS GLIOBESNUpright or in
verified style, half frost. opal or
all frost; good heavy glass. the
heat resisting kind. Special,
eoCn. NC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-30

Child z enc saan6on .
suits OF m e d | u N
weight cotton. high
neck. long sleeves, an
kle length: 2 20.
to Is years. OW
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A Group of Woltex Suits

including some of Nine.
Savarie's favorite models,
priced very specially. The
styles are all this seasons,
mostly simple and conserva-
tive-therefore most desir-
able. If you come at once you
may have your choice at. -.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-30
Railroad Fare Refunded to
Out-of.Town Customers
Sample Line Girls White Serge
Peter Thompson Dresses, Sizes $1,000

The head line shows what the style and sizes are ana
price little you have to
but nothing that type would express the
remarkable beautiful dresses at this alb
surdly low price There 20 dresses in the lot all
beautifully made from the best qualities fine all wool
serge; mostly Peter Thompson's others in
Cossack STYLE with Roman striped ribbon sashes The
offer is such An extraordinary that you
time to delay buying. Come to the Third Floor
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with the utmost of childish style and charm in the new
winter excellent cloths such boucles nub coat
zibelnes Hindoo lynx e beautiful silky fur fabrc)
substantial mixtures and plain cloths
A good O colors-48oS to $1,000.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

W. ID. Lansden of FL faso was ar
rested Tuesday night by City Mar
shall John Tabor on a warrant sworn
to by 5. N. Sewer, a saloon keeper,
charging him with passing worth
less check. The case has been Sc,
for hearing before Justice Of the
Peace c. c. Rogers next Friday
morning. The defendant has been
in the city but a short time, being
well connected in Fl Paso and 1t il
expected that the matter will be set
tied satisfactorily.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14
Buys Interest In Business

DIR. +. Z. Morton has bought a half
interest in the dental business Of DR..
NJ. j. Moran. the well known local
dentist and the firm is now known
as Moran 4 Morton. DIR. Morton ex-
poets his wife to arrive here soon and
has had all Of his household goods
and automobile shipped to Demine.
DR.. Morton is devotine a portion Of
his time at the firms dental offices
at Hurley and they are credited with
doing a good business in this Sec
ton.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+ HURLEY ITEMS =

= y = &
Walter Bluemm is visiting with
friends ut Pinos Altos this week.
Howard Boise, the affable post
master, has installed some eighty
new lock boxes in the postoffice.
The Rev. II. A. Dick filled the pull
pit here Sunday both morning and
evening and delivered two very inter-
esting sermons.
Mrs. s. NJ. Riser and children re-
turned this week from Salt Lake City
where they have enjoyed q two
Months vacation.
NJ. A. SeeIey has accepted a po-
sifion as stenographer with a large
mining company at Mogollon and left
Tor his new duties the past week.
The passenger train has carried
from one TO iva extra coaches each
4 since the partial shutdown Of the
hill. Filed full Of parties leaving the
80 camps Of the Chino copper COM
pany.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

ssats rs-Indlestions that the Aitus Ros
vel 3 81 Paso railroad project has been re
VIVID ere 70 b found In the fact that the
principal incorporation has written she state
corporation commission asking how to re-
vivs ~ charter which had been secured In
1909. bot Suspended In 1911.
rhs incorporation was for 90 miles Of road
In New Nsxieo. with Roswell ~ the terminus
for the present vhik Altus Okla, was to be
the starting point hs capitalization was
$500. 900. Of which tio.ssse5 had been
paid into the hands Of treasurer Robert Kella.
hin. The ineoporssors and directors were
Edward and william Y. Kennedy Of Houston.
Tex; Robert KsIshin, O. A. Richardson, Ed.
gar l.. RedeI. George T. Veal and James A.
Graham Of Roswell.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

3umU has il that Mrs. A. C. Butts,
for,nsri, of this place. but now at
i,rne. was married the past week
To The superintendent Of construction
Tor the Bnrro Mountain Copper CON-
pany
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

Tueuuesri-winisn winis. . bridss ear.
psnter on he Dawson line fell from the Ca
madam bridse north Of rueuneari Thursday
forenosn about ESQ and Was instantly killed.
II sssns hat crew vas working below and
willis vsat up 70 gst jack. which was lying
on TOP Of Ne bridss. In attempting to throw
he tssl below 10 his comrades hs loc his
balance and fen 10 the ground. . distance Of
over tAisty 1sst An examination proved that
The unfostunsss mans nsek and right leg were
broken. Dssth Was Instantaneous.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex loot were made
happy last Tuesday when baby girl
arrived at the loot home northwest
Of the city. The little maiden and
mother are reported to he getting
along nicely and Alex is receiving
hearty congratulations Of his many
friends.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

Miss Faye McKeyes left wednes-
day morning for Groveton, Texas, on
visit with relatives. Sne was se-
companied as far ms III Paso by her
father, U. s. Land Commissioner, b.
Y. McKeyes.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

DO not forget that August Is the
last month You can get your winter
coal at summer prices. Price ad-
vanees LIST Of September. Sam Wat
kins Fuel & Transfer Co.--adv.52.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

~ ss1nseisa - = susss sssvsin =
~ lnssgo1s1 lsnovss' - - hosss Dssoln
- ~ oAssoAs shss ~ vsr h BssDps vssl1
ssst - priss fyins shywsrd hsessss q ~
elasing dsvn Il ~ osrnsn bssvssiss.
h u sAsu5At sAessA. sAss ~ .sa. Who
rsa ~ shirss sssaeheriss have sostsa -.
rshss ssd dseidsd ihss - u h nearing slse'
tioa time Tie ~ policy h y ct ria a -
much u tAsir prsssnt sseek - b psssihls
20 hat In esss ~ town ss>s dry - . ~
uh q ~ Esesat ". 7. G. U. eeawssioa shs
loss win b snail
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

VUUUIJ
t<<%<+<$<<<<<<**$
Mu. Peter sssr e yluuse l. visit
ing friends IN ~ sl>y.
Joe Clayton Of Ar>esia, . repre-
sentative Of = Lard coupany, is in
the city transaetine busisssS
Everett Wells made . business trip
to Santa Rita and Silver City the
early part Of The week.
The Rosser Drug Co. are now
handling the ice cream Of the Elite
Confectionery Of Fl Paso. II
c. N. Pickett. who has q ranch in
the valley came in from Stockton.
CAL, on q visit.
e. A. Grand Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
and H. @. Remmell Of Fl Paso are
visitors in the city.
DR.. c. E. Taylor Of Pittsburg, Pa.
is visiting his sister Miss Peggy Tay-
Tor and will be a guest 1t the Taylor
ranch for some time.
II. @. Bush, manager Of the Deming
Lumber company went to Fl Paso
this week to attend the Texas State
Democratic convention.
Phillip r. Upton and his father.
Senator Upton. spent q few days in
the city this week coming up from
their Val Verde ranch.
Miss Emma Sweeny Of Miami. Ari-
IONA. spent a couple Of days in the
city visiting Deming friends.
Dick Roberts. a cattleman Of Fort
Worth. Texas, is in the city arranging
for the shipment Of several carloads
Of cattle to the Texas cattle markets.
q. f. wisener, connected with the
Miesse farming tract arrived from
his home in Steubenville. Ohio. this
week for a short visit In this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Lee Of San An
tono. Texas, were visitors in the city
this week on their way to the Pacific
coast.
J. w. McCracken and c. @. Raht
of the Page Products company at
Myndus. were visitors at the chamber
Of commerce this week.
f. q. Heaney, a prominent business
man Of Phoenix, Arix.. was bust
ness visitor TO the city one day this
week.
The Rev. Joseph Figolo Of San
Francisco arrived in the city Tues
day on his way to Silver City where
he will visit friends for a short time.
J. B. Fowler. Duncan, Arix.. arriv-
ed in the city Tuesday on a short |
business trip and will spend q few
days at Mimbres Hot Springs.
James Gunard Of Fort Bliss. Tex. |
stopped over in the city Tuesday on
his way to Fort Bayard where he will |
remain for some time.
Mrs. Dolly Layne. the efficient and
popular clerk at the general delivery
window Of the local post office re-
turned this week from two weeks
vacation spent with her sister. Mrs.
T. d. vickers. who has a fine home
south Of Deming near Hondale.
Harvey W. Kinkead. the popular
rate clerk in the local offices Of the
Santa Fe railroad, will leave Satur-
day evening for his old home in Chi
cago, for months vacation. Mr..
will also visit other Eastern
rites before returning TO Demine.
DIR. J. @. Moir. who returned from
chicago. ILL.,. last week took a special
course in eve, ear and nose surgery
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

Las vesas-LAs Vegas sisinshovers are
elsied over . startling development Saturday
when After two years Of silver beer the price
cane down 10 . nickel Q slass-in spite Of
the war viii Germany.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

o. q. Reeder Of Stratford, Texas,
Is among the new arrivals in the city
contemplating locating in this Sec
ton.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

~ cuus0-h - DslD ~1aay Cssssss''
ensas high slAoo1 49, \ xsv N~xies. shs
nli>ss 49, - A1ssn1aos Of - Eda'
esoisa y - ~ 11bslss ~ colisss" he
49, hsp - svss1s = 1snsws;
M - ~ 49, DtdkhrsArr. Psr.
- = =
49, - NJ nsA LssArep. Silver
a. =. =
~ 80 Ss1gA vri.. . ~ between Ros
- u1anhnndA0 = Alansesrds and Mauds
osUslan1 = 1ulnlsa y. -
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

Santa Ross-John Bsrisyeorn IL responsible
for most Of the crime and dsssisation In Mora.
to a manifesto Issued BY District Attorney
Charles w. @. Ward Of Las Vegas to the
voters Of this county preliminary TO their cast.
ing their ballots for or against the liquor
traffic In the local option election held Tues
day in various communities Of the county.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

Albuqusrqus-H Scott Knight, former city
martial In Trinidad. former deputy q. 8.
msrsAsi. deputy assessor Of Bernsiilio county
and widely known o. official announcer Of
The state fair for the past fifteen years died
Of s:ss Tuesday morning at the ass Of SO.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

Cuhs-y. Z ~ 4 ~ cubs Cash s,srs
= ~ yansA T1ss1ay nsrni,s attached Mrs
ysa.oo 0saAs ~ partAsr snl housskreper.
~ , ~ Dss1nla1sso y this place. while
- ~ us1oeEing u hrsakfast. and gave her
. 0suss bss1hG. M Dssn's faee Is badly
1lrIOnsD1 = ~ = having several cuts and
tsn11ns aAssD - hseA ssd nsek. What &C.
~ ~ - tsAsa hss ses ~ bssa mad, pub
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

4 news note from Ration says that 0nea
Nssta and W. L. Patton Of hat city have
opsnsd . seven foot vein Of coal on their land
near Ysnkss. and force Of men are st work
further developing The property. A first-clsSz
rosa 10 being eoasruessd 10 ~ mine n erdsr
70 facilitate The proper handling Of the prod.
uet
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

cimsrron-Esrl Croker Of this plaes. viii
Likely de - The result of being run over b,
a heavy auto truck vhib Joy riding" viii
a Sunday school elias. orocksr vas jump
Ing on and off Tie machine vhsa bic foot
got in the gears and be vss thrown under
Internal injuries and . erushsd ss yin Incl,
esuss his dsssh.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

Anss.sssss-offsss Pa o'0rsdy. Of the
slly psa1ss issss. b b - IriaA sssw. Antonio
EUlnsas Lspsa ~ sx'soidlsr Of villas fol
loving he VIVA tsesies bit o'0rsdy on the
hg vAsn ~ officer tried 70 arrest him. II
b bslisvsa ~ hes hydrophebis and an ex.
animation Il bsins made By pAysicisns
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

Lordsburg-The Eighsy-five mine here has
shut down temporarily. and upward Of 200
men are idle for the present. The war In
Europe Is responsible for tho closing. Il hav.
inE reduced the demand for copper.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

II. Wilson Of the Deming Electrical
Supply company has been given the
contract for the re-wiring Of the
Bark Of Demine building.
Mrs. Nels Elufson and children
went to Silver City Wednesday on a
visit with relatives for . few weeks.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-14

Moving, packing. shipping and
storage. We move anything move
able. Phone 263. Sam Watkins
Fuel = Tsnnsfss Co.--ad. II.