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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-03
THE new SOLICITOR
HAS HIS COMMISSION
KURTz r. SMITH TO BE PROS
EcUTENG OFFICER
STATES HIS POLEC CIES
Solicitor Tells How lie WlI Dis
charge she Duties af The Very
Important OHice
STATES HIS POLICIES

KuFtz p. Smith, ene OF the city,s
well known attorneys, received his
commission as solicitor for the 10th
judicial circuit. Mr. Smith Is now tho
tsolicitOr and has already begun the
| tdischarge or his duties.
dSurtz p, Smiti. is the son of Cant.
Billy Smith, who is known all over
Anderson county, He received his
education at the University OF Michf-
gan. graduating with nonors from the
!!ssJv school OF that institution, later
receiving a course at tho University
of Indiana. He was graduated from
that institution in 1904 and In 1906 he
began the practice of law in Ander-
con. He has heen very successful,
taking an active part In some OF the
principal criminal trials heard In this
county ard he has made o record for
himself. He served aix years In che
lower house of the general assembly
from Anderson county, giving UP that
position last year on account Of his
Iiaw practice. lie was chairman of
the committee on railroads
While the people of anderson con-
slider Mr.. Smith one OF the natives;
as q matter OF fact slle Is an Oconee
man and an Anderson citizen because
of the fact that he was born In 0co-
IIsv county anu Iuude MS nome Lnere
until he was 16 years OF age.
The new solicitor Is 23 years of
age and is corEid Tered one of the abb
lest lawyers In the state. He pos
|sesses ability and with II the tact and
raining necessary TO make q good So
,:s.!.sz:. -
! In discussing with reporter for
The lnteliig ncer9 his views about the
duties OF this important office, Mr..
Smith said yesterday that ne would
Gpare no efforts In disehaTging the
duties OF the office Rs they should be:
taowever,n said the now solicitor. ~
must first be satisfied That the defen-
dant is guilty II efore VIII asfe a Jury
TO convict him. If find a case where
there is reason 20 behave that the.
prisoner at the bar Is nnoeent I
shall certainly favor giving him his
freedom. II shall prosecute she guilty
TO the hest Of my lab iiits but nt no
time viii ! cnuntepaIles persecution,
If a man is guilty IN feo VIII be dis
closed By trial and II ne is innocent
he viii be speedily freed. 2 q
Since he Yves appointed Smith
has been using every minute I'M get
ting affairs ready fer the next ees-.
TO dozens inf indIxNft.zzz1.4ss A..ss.. a..
the fact that there is much new bnsi-,
ness for this term the solicitor has.
had all he can do and lie will stills
have many busy hours before court
c=sss sassss5 hero T;=szs fssss::.z TO- =
morrow
Mr. Smith VIII not fos the present
rellnquish the posi- ton 0f county at
torney. which IS not Il cOnstitntio
ofIice,S as he has several important
cases I'm hand which lie wishes to-
conclude for the bolrd OF county COM
misaioners.
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,TOHNgfI & : 3 ). q Z ].
-. = y = Il 2 : lfAI y - y ~
krssld dent of yfSnlar5p 20 Direct I'd,
neational uonsFesss

Rock Hill. Ma = fIis j; ;;;.i,i ~
.tAe National Ed1ca ton Sissociation
has appldnted consnlittee bf ten,
from the active nse1nbers or the Ma
,tionai Educatipn iatioh to .aite
general charge IN ;iifertion of or IAN.
King q special consf for the ssat
Panama pacifel Ifitasnat tional
siticn to act in cooperation With flie
bureau OF Conventions eg ti1e expo
,sstion. = s &. s. & 3 s
AMONG 8 the u asaeg 81 tho zen tip-
pointed from The ltsie 81 IL 3 lied
States appears ia sls1 M ~ ll.L
8. Pritche1l. nra4gsssAf eslrn alsss. ~ {
slation Presidans HsniansiIl la
wheeler, Gniyersils az California;
OF Kansas; Presi:l snt 81
University oe 0Elisk ana Is.s.ssl-
,aent d. p. JoSI q thsos Co.'S
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b
MONnAy,S PROGRAM
THE HEARYS HIGH

lib ~ EAfkAEg - ~ AGl1 fflk Mr. !,
Eclair. A strong two reel drama.
nrahiinnria s1i.za *,
Something new IN plot and action t2a..
viii arouse your interest.
IKE MAKES "a MON.
KEY OF RIMSEE.E "a u
Universal Ike. a screaming comedy
entirely different from the general
run of comedies. In which lie turns
monkey, and the fun begins to como
FOURTH REEL no BE SELEGTEsl
Coming Tuesday aBUGILEE LOVE,
THE GlREl q AF YSTRRTs q reel!
Gold Seal. This is Tho first INSTALL.
ment OF the great serial story that
will be shown at the = jous every week
for i5F weeks Don't miss the first
one. Reed the story in the papers:
Featuring Grace EunaFd and Francis
Ford s. ~
Coming Wednesday aTHE SEA,
COAST OF 10 ~ EalIAs p 3 2 Teel IMP
with Leah Ba and VIM Shay.
Coming next Saturday FOK & Il NJ
EIIE GL0llIlE g reel Universal spe-
Icial eatnre, 4 s. n
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items Of Interest and Personal Mention Caught Over che
Wireless the Streets of AnierSon 81
s. y = y - y y & 4 %x = = # s4@ ~ = y % g q -
Stolen Gar
Was Located.

Stolen Tar
Was Located.
Constable John. Smith OF Belton
succeeded In locating the Ford auto
mobile, stolen from the j. l. Chipley
Garage OF Greenwood last Friday. The
machine was driven OF from It's po-
sition In front of moving picture
show in Greenwood and the owners
could find no tract of it. Mr.. Smith
located the machine between Honea
Path and Bolton and IL has now been
taken back to Greenwood Whoever
made away with the car evidently
knew little about driving and q num-
Der of mishapR had occurred to the
machine. II finally got TO the place
where It would not run at all and the
thieves gave up the job and took, to
flight. II Is estimated that quite a
sum Of money will be necessary to put
the machine back into good gliape
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@Damned II You DO
Damned II You Don'f:.'

Some farmers are hard people 10
plense. Scme of them are very rea-
sonable on some suhjeets, in fact 1t
rlisht be said that the majority Of the
farmers of the country. are reasonable
IIiiit.-u Iuins DuC when It comes to a
guest, IN OF rain or dry weather the
Iler is q hard man to please. One
week ago the farmers all said that If
the fair weather would continue for
another week they could catch up with
their work aid have crops inA ine
-..1=PS.t Fur my 5Umey OF Inos6s Who
were in the city complained about. the
dry Weather and said that 1t was aw-
fully hard on crops and that rain just
must ccrne at once or crops would be
o failure. This sounds to tho weather
man very much lllE6 d real complaint
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Architects Are
Planning Work.

Several architects are at work on
the plans for the changes to be made
In the coure house and 1t is hoped
that the work may be started within
the next Few days. They have made
drawings of the proposed arrangement
and these seem to meet with the ap-
proyalof the officials. 1t is planned to
expend $1,000 in the work; changing
the sherif's office and that OF the sup
erVtsor into one. which will Ice occu4
pied by the clerk of court. The sheriff
viii move into the clerks Office while
the supervisor will go upstairs into
cne OF the jury rooms.
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Treat Today For
The Darnca Class.

There is treat in store today for
the Baraca class of the First Baptist
Church WHOM Dr.. sprague CT the. S.!;s;a.i::
tatiqua service will speak before the
members OF this organization, Il Judge
Cox the teacher OF. this class, says
that he hopes every member OF the
Class will be In attendance and the
public is also invited. DR.. Sprague
will speak on The prcI...,S Son u,ld
the opportunity Is a rare me iii every
sense. This class meets at 10 o'clock
and the address of the a5le visitor
VIII be heard shortly thereafter.
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e confer Win ths 8esnlnssoh me
Hlieria Psefers Arbitration.

- htStA ~ 2 - AbeOAttt1llt
tliators
1lieFta RsefeEg Arbitration.
In well posted dini0mntic auartess
ItuIzs app6intTnent as EiueTta's Is f1P-
teiSn minister was accepsed ai. ean-
Ing that 1Iuerth would take 4 strciig.
or an q more direct hand Eil tho rnedie
alton nego ations. but not to the ex-
tent oE letting the mediation tail, as
there was reason to heIiese EInarfg
now had come To- recognize that afaii5
ure Of mediation rFeiile carry him
down with It.
+ 8 It was d itelS knoWh that as
late as Wednesda " after Porlille had
given tIuerta5E acceptance OF fgiedia-
.tioli. l,ierta sI5iSE No - : s ennk 9rence With
one OF the ,Europe a mini tgrs as Mex
leo City after v iell uart3 sxnrassad
doubts on ediat Hon. and urged that
EuTop pe>>ssS5 sewers uuSsit 20 get to-
sesesaer on so,SS 81 terms I've pleA. His
lInaia desire ygAsa tli st they bFinE about
arb tfatiOn binding IN both partsez,
inst eaa OF M on Wliich s "a pisorr.
No, acfibn 4raa fsIlkAsa sr s. s,saf
Lfsterta's We've then az5assfd fiisifS
Gated lsis sSept icIf attitude toward
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Christian Church.

Il, Blaek, pastor. Services may
be expected tomorrow as I follows: |:
Bible school az 10 ::3 D a. IN. Preaching
and communion at 1880 d. ni. Spel
ciaI sermon ON VI hat the Lord Isath
Done for Z, s $ No night service. All
the members are urged to attend the
morning worship and requested TO at-
tend the Chautauqua Sunday afternoon
and night.
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coming Next Tuesday, LUCILLE LOVE- the Girl Of VsteT
First Instament of Story. BIJOU THEATRE
SLIP PER TIME Ar
G E / S B Err G S

New Ones- When we say eNEty. y
yOH are 10 infer styles tIiat are ait.
ferent from those ordinarily sem
that possess unusual indiyIaaaIfty ana
are In perfect tune With fOday's fashs
Ion. 3
Tie New C0lOAiaIs no much IN
vogue new Will more than please you,
We are showing them with al kihds
Of heels and ornaments tIias VIII best
suit yOnr taste.
sWe suggest you ioOk at them, ?
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DC. sprague VIII Bnenk.

y. e 8 ;tss n inns done sucn
good work with the cIlautauqua this
week, will speak to the members OF
the Baraca class OF the First baptist
church on Sunday morning at 10:08
o'clock. in their class room. All of. tha
members are urged to come and hear
this address. s5t
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At The GHgRGHEs
Associate Reformed Church.

Services for Sunday 40 the Associate
Reformed church ar as folls@s:
Sabbath school 1essOSa. nls Preaching
= ~ ~ srispn, y. J.,55 or
Due West at 1880 d. m. and at Sp.
"a. ALI are cordially Invited to hear
this eble minister at both OF these
services.
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Rev. and Mrs. j. q !. Mann left yes
terday for I1ockhart, in Union county.
whore Mr.. NIann win assist Rev. j.
NJ. Guibertson in ding d revival sert
vice sdr the next week. Fnliowing the
cont. aHion OF the services they will
visit yarioha other points and ail told
they will be awny from the city Tor
about 10 days or two weeks. Mr.. Mann
.is looking forward To his stay in Lock-
hart and likewise the people or that
scmmunisy are eagerly antieipa ting
his Visit & s2'.isis 80
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teniral TsresbyfeTlan ehnfcll.s !

e p ~ itlLefspOn 0llge, pa stor. EerS
vices for, Sunday. n 81. 8 as follows: |:
8 school III o,cIask iorns
ins service at 1 1IssS object OF SER
lnc lse cali to come d Sshrias
Tfiails We have snfii Red sviTit fsissS ssiil
eI church es of The Isl the even
ing service at the tent TO hear BT.
Wallace. You are cordially Invited to
worship with as at the nerning hour.
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AIassl.ai ais

Marion Va lsy Is. Tiierntoi.
aSee SO, prosa idenk ns6tfhknf og tlifa
e,cfock this aftsfneon ~ M ~
geant w II steef fe efbts ant9
siree. both of sih ch faok esfeef lie
quarrel
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.FJoseD.,s fdlirel,:

May 3rd, Third sims lay after Easter
Mass and sermon S 4: IA. Confession
Saturday $50 and 5lnday before
mass. No other, sef.ylces. Rey. s.. ls.
Duff officiating
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College annual
VIII he srtistlc..

- : 30 Tf-sstisT piece OF work mas ever
9lllce than will be the Anderson Gal-
iege Annual, now coming from the
presses of the lob department. on the
ArtdeEscfe iiigeDcer. The nook IS
bound Id oo5e sheep skin and has bean
tains a number Of beautiful iJlustra-
tioiis, pictures 3f ths various cIisases.
Photographic of the college authorities
ana In abort It Is credit to Anderson
college. TIE Young ladies of the In In
stitutfon say that they are greatly
pleased with the volume and that they
sisl be s, A y y 4 hen M r. Is 5oir
cd. y
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Supt ! p, fisft3il returned last
night from Long Branch where he q !.
tended the cscsinR Of the nnhfie achssAl.
Jndge julius =. i3ogga was one OF tsie
eshers of the day Governor Rfsse
could not get ghsr6 Mr.. Ffe1ton ~
ports 4 large crowd. Z trarnnnda dat.s - )
8dianet ana d pIeasant .ncssaalesr. s i
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Former clsiEen
Is Going, TEpHard.

Andersen people and the people OF
Anderson county are much Interested
In Richard IB Simpson, for some years
city. editor nf the Richmond Times
Dispatch' WHIP has Joined tho staR Of
the Associated Press and IS assigned
at present TO the headquarters of t:ie
Southern division, Mr.. Simpson is d
son OF the late f. w. Simpson or Pen-
dleton and Anderson. He was O re-
porter on the Charleston News and
Courisr and afterwards was editor
first or the GFeenyille News and lat
er OF the Raleigh Evening Times
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GUT OFF MATER
FRlll SCHOOLS
leoRIlhaed FFom First Page.

IL = y
liished aud bills .ifes e1ted fs,y 81. ~,
furnished by Southern Public IItiiifies
Conn any 10 the Schools az fha sscJ,og,i
District since 10 February. 1914. s S
State that while tho Anderson
Scn0ol District recognizes the yali..
alty Of the new ffannhisB ana contract
Win the public Utilities Conpaiy n
ulsputes the right 10 make hirees
| ahoYa peterrcd TO on. the ground that
tiie preyislons Of the old franchiee are
-. 7S7s. .ysvtIyg N sd Iar as they re-
qiiire the Rator Company to furnish
Eree water Tor hese SCHOOLS.
iissti0n OF tiz9i company 60 Cut
0lts tllsse zgat ter iSiiESss n . -
g:hltfman OF the hoard, NJ Il, Brari
Saturday afternoon, aud the att9riiaS i
OF the board were notified by fin,
TIE ttisGG had no Eaultatson I'm "a "a
late hour last night. - 8
The TangIe Started.
The tangle in these EfYairs Rra,S.l
out OF two facts, one that the school
district Is not part Of the Ifaunicinfi
government OF Anderson, and anotih4i,
thnt the contract between the Nataf
company and the city OF Anderson WIS
sGperceaed by the new CONTRACT xplsiaa
was oHened last fall and rsas afsssss4
adapted early In this year.
Under the old contract the cIty NJ Z,
TO get wafer ut SEi0 nAr az, laals.. s1e....
each hydrant and all public snstitil
tltions were to receive water ffee.
un6er the new contrct thu city Is Is
assss y 4fe = yegsr Tor each hydfant, or ID
rsn nuetton of ~ per year per hydraTit.
ana there are & about i75 hyiranta
Provided that ell water used by piiBs
nc institutions was TO be siiIiie for sf
meter rates. This would be a ma
saving TO the City OF ahotit Sann ss.;;:s.s -.
It is Z elainied that the sellsof sdl !
trtcts being eE much OF y Z separate
entity as tho township, IS not Ia afls
way q party to the contract and should
Day for its water last as the town
ship or inc county would pay. If tie
city government paid for the wat
the outlying territory fncluding sosss4
OF the cotton mills, would have III,
part in paying for the water Used IN,
sons Of tbs schools. and the wards 81
klle City would really pay for the
s1stter used ir suburban echoofs
where as the school district pays siI
ether bills, Including salaries. repairs
fuel. etc. 55f ~.
The srsatter win probably be set
tied fl some form or manner .ifi u 4lSSg
g 2 - Z. A. 4 no al fEII
- (. S=ssss 10 applied 20 at any time for
mandanlus. INJUNCTION or any Other
kind cf writ that may be sought.
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"A hen belnf 81 ih i & g flise +
csi Ri Nav tai: hna s.;tl III
sese with shree yol,t
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/. - 80 !. !. lIIIaiI..

~, 81 3 = e.l.l- -
Sunday school at fe .llls. Il
SINE tIleFs, sups Public ss1rsfi iiS af Z
80; Sermon by he ol.. rev j ofn
=. Vines Sub ject Pure ReIi 0f. =
Y n. IL sf 4 slilll ss.s - :. ss..s. y
sshristIan Soldier. tsrasip Z
C.. saFle. pres Tisere seflf
5be no evening service as Inc churches
1f the town VIII be closed SO an may
ayail thesnsel Ives ssJ tte Opportunity
Suf ring Or. wallace. he public is
cordially snyttea to w0fsIiip with us
ct sIs our ssryieea
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Sumter People
g g Have fsxpePienees. ! s $ T. s. 7

Anderson people can easily imagine
how any single citizen OF the Town
Waiila feel e cry iiTsstrance agent in
the city dropped 5n upon hihl; st the
same nioment ana possibly they can
therefore have some conception of 4hs
{teeif gs eSpeFinced by the people III
Supsser spn May 20 and, 81 when the
south Caroline Underwriters Asspai;l-
lt0n Tn9eJsa u 9eIass insurance menfEopl
seyegy part of the State win be present
and tlsaTe Is a new experience atl store
for the people OF t!la ',snInecUek eIty. =
A number. of the local Insurance men
ere &c = pTsTfaT: : e.. ,iiitliis Gi,e trip
and they say that aqSiees from S, NJ.
tCsrlst OF Yorkyllle. secretary of the
ociation, Indicate that this will be
one Of tho most successful meetings
ever held. S. Il s,
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-7-1VTT 77TT On Z T- TF77 * 77-777-
ts3pand F1sH} sd 4 ,s 81
held sl7A & & afsis ss,t l.l,sFz
"a ~ rs 81 IS
llis7c etc 4 10 fIIk ets J,
t ps aep BIT
sslsat he a fgsf In
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% IA
R'E'''s 2 = = - = = ~
!. MONDAYS ID pIs,

.sliiiE i II { j. "a iI'lIIl1a Iill L son
American I'D Goxen and WiDIsreesy
tireenWops featured in. two Eeel
Gupping naturalization from modern
life You eanapt afford 10 miss tlis
special reel dffefing as II Is cer7
faiaIy fine.
MACK Al III u
Keystone q : !de splitting comedy !.
showing Macls .ass net .ss!!.. h,
actor and produces at his best
luel Lss1s Ilg.
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Service ES =
Not .GiIrianah..

- 10 e. .
Not Curfailell.s '.3ifis "
It was announced several days ago
that service on rural free delivers
I,sio. from the Anderson postofiice
would, shortly be enrtaiied; This an-
nouncement meant much to the people
of the Roberts seetions now being
served at tie extreme end of the route
ana Iftsys ~ once filed complaints,
Postmaster Cochran yesterday received
adyices from Wa; Iiington that there
Will be no curtailment and that the
service viii be continued. This is good
newa to the people OF the Roberts Sec
ton and they appreciate the efforts OF
tho CONGRESSMAN from this district.
S-SC,4----- t{3 X
lnterRfhaif Cars
Made Eirsk Pilssag6.
The intesuHbsn cars on the Pied-
sncnt e Northern lin es III de their iirst
pes &c over the pisM Elnc I1idpls
bridge yeste morning. For sever
ll days q e street cars nave besn go-
Ing over the bridge but the officials OF
the e. and N. feared 70 make the cross
Ing before tho dirt work had settled
some what All tll cars got scross
Yesterday without any mishap ard
frcm now on the former custogn Of
turning the cars around WaitHer
street. will be traet Ted sssaz
:
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t.n seklsler s;ssItsa
,kse WEI ase5n tlisj zict ,f Hfsscl llSi ~ Il
tsetliass4 ,qz IS En- iill llty heie
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7 ~ CE MOVE
MAJ g s I0

lcontiaued FIIron EIrss Page.l
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Hoenla Unn1ln9
kraln E.YeFElEhs

Il IL 54fng ccnsl len tsy predict sd THAI
sonie qf the at tire ions on Andefsc1is $
iia1tan0s;a ftrogfam for acdas aeSa1l -!
uTBw Ene slHreregs 40 q senres seen hers
eipRe tlie & aHus dua was started Or
iss - tssss 4. az
s. daS OF rest ara Il slar en which lie
,pepPles Of the county haze no work
Ezzzzsz
come lsite sOE the tisS Jln Il u. ali 8 gs5sl
ability everg train as az IN a i6rs
san todae VIII Sc ct0ssesd II Is aS.
psesed that i0siny NJ Il 1gIa9 sI,S "a e
me- crond Of the week.
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Mercer SIpR
YlHIliaR Ifafi.

Prof! j, Scott Mtirras icf Mercer TIM
iyersity, located az Maapn. Ga rs
spending 4 few days IA Auderson with
ftiensfR. Prof Murray Is i sfaduato
Oh Fsirnin a srsil.. & (.
SSSl IA s.Ass : 8; : o. : 49,. :, 7
meet betwesa aiftd hsertf, ,
whiea took place IN Greenyilie Friday.
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-, lte aezsIcasE az The First Pt6sty,
terrain cAerch tasnofFor VIII be held:
ilis folloas 1ahhsth Dol It 10
flscssggE = he q pc Il ~ II
Alr. 3. ~. Brown. The Ras Tsesls9
sspEag gsEe.; - p OF s'issea D. NJ Il ps ~
ak tss0. liefs viii Is al srafI r. =,
aerslS glsa public S Ssrdiall III ;ssit
II 6ibhollaS ena
ss
tl31fEsF5 -
ssndas
1856 tSisie Clkss
~ 81 ssl t.llt, esfqsdii
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-13
To Install Pump

Vim. Ryan Of Globe, was here thi~
week and let the contract to Geo. +.
Sigh to dig a well for him for a
pump test, 8 by q feet in size.
The land Is north Of town, the
north . northeast I. section II, and
~" south 2 southeast J.. section H..
township II south, range 80 east. -
"Hc mile north Of the Globe well.
II is understood that Messrs. j.
". Dymond aud l., a. Thompson Of
Icming, y, NJ, representing the
RUmeIy Products Co., are about 10
l4oke a thorough pumping test for Z.
~ Washburn on the latter land
south Of town.-Artesiun Belt
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-13
Prohibition Elections

Las Cruces went wet but proves
40 oasis iii the midst of the bona
Ana county desert of prohibition
lawns. Returns from the northern
part Of the county which voted Fri
day give the following:
Las Cruces went wet, 347 to 81:
Dona Ana dry, - to "a, MesiIla
Park dry, 100 to ); Mesilla dry, 200
to 3; Rodney dry, Santa Terese dry
Garfield dry, and Organ dry. The
south half Of the county went dry
in November. In Thursdays election
Columbus in the southern part of
this county voted out the saloons BY
u vote Of twenty-five in favor of the
saloons and thirty in favor of pro.
hibition.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-13

A, =,
u.;.. 49, '"'''' d" 81 Hurley Is III
'''' w.! visiting inrhda.
l.'.";, UNIV ~ N"'''l, wa among
'''' w. inv '''l H"'nfdaN
w.,. :,
~ "' VI ''''
. ~ ,
pb,a, y"''' business ma" OF
81 4, Nm.
- q" "''l's oi Aascatine, Iowa,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-13
New Schedule 10 Tyrone

The +. Poso & Southwestern have
put on mixed train from Drmiug
70 Tyrone, which will be run for the
present, only once week. leaving
every Sunday morning from Dcniug
at ; o'clock arriving IN Tyrone 81,
!2:2O =. IN. and starting from Tyrone
on lis return to Deming at , p. H..
arriving in Dcming at 5 80 p. N.