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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27

W. d. Murray, president of the
Silver City National Bank, and his
daughter, Miss Lydia Murray, are in
the city. Miss Murray is enroute to
the Pacific coast.
Mrs e, II. Meyer and son Clyde
returned from California Tuesday,
where they have been visiting the
fairs and enjoying the Pacific coast
breezes
". l.. Foyworth. of the Foxworth-
Galbraiih Lumber Co., of Texas, and
II. q. Bush of the Deming Lumber
Company, left for points in Arizona.
Tuesday.
Judge VIM. II. Newcomb of Sill
Yer City returned from II seven week
outing AT the Panama Pacific Expo
siIions Tuesday evening. and pro.
cerded Ia his home Wednesday.
". B.Douglas of Santa Fe. was
in the city early in the week in the
interests of the proposed Park of
Chn Cities" An article prepared
by him will be published in this issue.
The trees, grass, and shrubbery
in the park at the railway station
look mighty good TO the tired traveller
who has iourneyed over the barren
waste east and west of Deming.
John Williamson, formerly of the
Williamson Grocery Co., of Deming,
now a resident of Tumcumcari, pas
scd through the city Tuesday on his
way to visit the old folks at Hondale
He was accompanied by his wife.
Bert Harcourt, weighmaster at the
Deming union depot, was married at
Louisville, Ky, on the 10Th to a
charming Young lady of that city.
The newlyweds will return to Deming
in about three weeks.
S. c. Thompson and Joe Wells
motored over from FL Paso Tues
day. They should have arrived a
day sooner, but had tsop-over priv
ileees in a mud hole six miles out of
town, where they laid over ten hours
and brought in some samples of the
soil in that locality.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27
Meeting held Last Tuesday Evening
at Chamber OF Commerce Well
Attended by Enthusiasts
TALKED OVER ORGANIZATION


The boosters of the proposed rifl,
team gathered Tuesday evening AT
the Chamber of Commerce for n first
meeting to talk over the plans for
organization. Fred Sherman acted
~ chairman. aud the matter was
gone over thoroughly with view Ia
fully maturing the plans. A com
mi,lec on membership was appoint
I'd. consisting of Dr. h. s. Milford,
A. .. Snyder and X. e. Spencer. Thir
~ or more have already signiiied
their Willingness to become members
and Others are expected to join n
soon as approached by the commit
tee.
The enthusiasm shown at the first
meeting demonstrates that the organ
izers are IN earnest in their efforts
aud will leave nothing undonc to make
I'll. movement u success. Most Of
the members wish To buy their avn
arms rather than borrow the Nation
al Guards material or to receive
puns aud ammunition under bOnd.
A meeting has been called for 8
o'clock next Monday evening at the
Chamber of Commerce when the or
aani2ation will be perfected,
Those who have agreed TO JON so
for are: Alfred Rhea. Albert Rhea
X. D. Sidey. Frank Monser. Fred
sherman, D. q. Snodgrass. c. h
Morgan J. s. Vanght, II. II. Kelly, j.
G. Cooper. II n. Hall. h. Y. Mckeyes,
nr. X. e. Hoffman. Dr. T.. :. Milford
I.oni. Dornbush. &. l.. Hubbard, :. A.
Cox. Charles Hughes. Emmett Con
molly. win Wells. Edw. Pennington.
n. ID. Green, A. o. SNYDER Herman
L;ndauer s. Z. Rhea. Z. c Spencer,
Dr G II raung II g Bu-h Ed Fan
nne. Chn- Ra,ihel, Harry Wi'9"y,
John Nonnan.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27
Anu sement Notes

Tonight he new Princess Thearter
viii open its doors to the citizens Of
Deming for the opening show.
The program tonight will be up
to the standard of the fine theater,
The Williams orchestra will render
the musical program.
"Thc Cowboy and the Lady" will
Le the picture part of the program.
This is iive-reel feature show and
4 an all-round audience pleaser. The
"penlng program in more of get to-
ether program, and will be inter
persed between the shows by short
peech from the Mayor and Others.
On tomorrow nieht-Saturday-
here will be- change in the music
by n different orchestra and Mr.. Hull
intends 10 make the pictures and
music attractive to all.
The Comet is To he made an all
round amusement house for the
inter aud after some improve
Icnis will afford u most interesting
lace for the young people. Next
pring there will be further improve
cents AT the Comet which will still
further add To the pleasures of both
Did and Young.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27
S0UTHWORTH BELIEVES DAIRY COWS
AND HOGS WILL BRING THE CASH
Shipping In Car high-Grade HolsteIn
Cows With Registered Bull; also
Pure Bred 0uroc- Jersey Hogs as
Basis Of Animal Industry In Valley

County Aeri"ullurst Z. ID. South
worth has Just returned from trip
10 the .niddlc west where he went 10
purchase some high grade dairy
stock and pure bred hogs. lie il ev-
en- more than ever impressed with
The possibilities for the farmer in
COWS and hogs. In regard to his trip
90 said:
ut has been pointed out many
mes heretofore, dairving must play
nn important part in any agricultur-
II development. 'Ye cannot make
,ricks without sraw.' Yet. the chill
lren of Israel in the land of Egypt
iying to make bricks without straw
had picnic compared to the modern
farm community in the southwest
which expects any good returns with
out dairying. This office has preach
dairying for the last several months.
We have Il creamery started. but
very few COWS aud very little dairy
feed. However, start must he
made
During the last three weeks have
travelled through the best dairy sec
lions of Colorado and Wiscons.i
As beginning a ear load of higa
nrade Holstein cattle has been pur-
chased. This herd j. headed by
very fine bull of the Ormsby family,
famous for their high test in butter
fat. These cattle are now held in
quarantine at III Paso, and at the
expiration of two weeks will be
brought into this locality. II is the
hope an intention of the writer to sell
the bull calves of this herd at very
nominal cost to the farmers of the
valley in order that they may get a
start in well Graded dairy stock. IN
80 far as is practical, free service
will he given to the farmers so that
they may take advantage of the reg.
istered bull that heads the herd.
81 also have herd of Dnroc Jersey
hogs which were chosen from some
Of the best blood lines of the west.
Some of the Young pigs were sired
by brother of the famous "Buddy
K2" who sold for 1000 at auction.
The male pigs from these litters are
now in this locality and will be sold
by the writer at very nominal cost
Preaching without practical con-
to the farmers of the valley.
struction is of little value, and in a
new community a successful live
stock industry will be the salvation
of our agriculture, and with that end
in view. hope to be a material as
well as a theoretical part of our live
stock progress"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27

s. c. Thompson, formerly of Dem
ing is now resident of FL Paso.
l.. w. Taylor and DR. q. IT. Young
moi"red to Rodeo Tuesday.
p. d. Sonthworih returned from
Kansas City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Powell of Silver
city were in Deming Wednesday.
d. NJ. Pryor of the NAN ranch
was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Simon and Miss Margaret
Kcliy left Thursday for Silver City.
Ida Marcy Of Silver City pas
7ei through DemiGg on her way to
Los Angeles, Tuesday
Wells Rutherford and Laurence
Poll returned Sunday from camp
ing trip on the west fork of the Gila.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore pas
sed through Deming Tuesday on their
way to Santa Rita.
Mrs. Sim Holstein and Verma Hol-
stein left Deming for Central, n. NJ,
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. E. Dudley and daughter, OF
Miami. Ariz., who have been visit
inc Mrs. l.. B. Major, left Demine
Tuesday for their home in Miami.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27
r r i. !. I. /. I. I. 1. + + 1. + + - '' y
PERSONAL +
r r. j. ]. j. !. + 4. I. T. + 1. 1. I! j. !. :

Miss Realricc Grove departed I"r
he homr Tuesday.
RS. Plat ol Hurley has been Wis
III Mr.. \. ". Hanson in Deming
Ralph ". Baker lef the city for
~ Paso "Wednesday.
DIR. Crawford "f Lordsburc is IN
Domino visiting.
Miss Jalia Shepard returned from
California Sunday.
Mr.. s. l.. Love spent three day
in III Paso this week.
Mr.. W T. Lee of Hurley has been
IN DENIM" visiting friends.
Ni-- lJ.ra Edna Ross of the state
r,llr.e was IN Drminr Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom Mister will leave Deming
Sunday for the California fairs and
to visit her sister.
X. n Carter of Santa Fe visited
friend IN Denim the first of the
week.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Burnslrin aud son, En
rene of Dallas. Texas, have been in
the citv n short time visiting.
Mr.. Helen Jacob aud the Berry
children returned from Memphis,
Tenn. Wednesday.
Miss Saphronia Nallindigham re
turned Thursday from u short visit
in Mutt. :.
Miss Carrie Boon. Mrs. q. Carter,
and Miss Alma Boon all of Silver
City passed through the city Wednes-
day on their way home from Califor-
mia.
Miss Nancy Gibson left Deming
Monday for her home in Magnolia,
Miss. She has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. s. Vaught.
The Lower Mimbres Valley All.
.ars viii play the Deming Boosters
another game Sunday afternoon On
the local field. Last Sunday the
Roosters beat the All Stars, 81 to /.
Mrs. Donald Cheaney returned
Thursday from the Pacific coast, and
Donald Cheaney from Hillsboro,
where he has been transacting bus
mess.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27
MISS DORA EDNA ROSS Of STATE
COLLEGE GIVES CANNING LESSONS
's Going Into Most Of Agricultural
Districts Of the County Show.
ing How Easily Preserving May be
Done after the Latest Processes.

A. stated ia lasl weeks issne Of
the Graphic, Miss Dora Edna Ross
"f the New Mexico Colleer of Aen-
nlturc and Mechanic Arts. rcpres-
rntine the home economies depart
ment. Is touring the county IN the
interests of home canning al vepc-
.nbles and fruits.
Miss Ross talked Wednesday to
" house full at the Capitol Dome
ahool house, where she found a
-oodiv percentage of men interested
n the snbieci as wen as women.
Pcserving the vegetables by steam,
rompressio aud hot water baths was
demonstrated. Miss Ross preparing
Ihr vegetables while she irctnrcd.
CARROTS and heans were canned in
nch y manner aS Ia retain the hest
'l,mcnt- Of food and keen IN firm
md slightly condition. The man,
ini1nc hints given while the work
ropr ssed will bc of ercat benefit
10 all who were privileged to listen to
Miss Ross.
Bulletins were distributed after ii
discussion on the preparation and
aiming of hard and soft fruits. Clos
.ng IN tin cans and tipping was made
10 look 81 easy. inexpensive and safe
hat il i wonder that any food
hould be- allowed to waste. II was
hown that eooscberrie;. rhubarh and
rrnnherries can he kept beautifully in
old water.
Yesterday the good people of Hon.
tale brought all kinds of vegetables
md fruit and n similar demonstration
'as given as on the day before. To.
lay fine program will he carried
oni ut Waterloo aud tomorrow n
rrowd will assemble at Tnni..
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27

Mrs j. II. l.enoir, wife of J. II.
l.rnoir of the ice plant. died at the
r..sidencc Wednesday afternoon. and
wus hurried in the Masoni, cemetery
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Lenoir
had been seriously III ever since the
birth and death Of n baby two weeks
ago and. although she received the
hest of medical care, death ensucd.
Mrs. Lenoir is survived by her hus-
band, three children. and her father,
\. V. Tullns. The bereaved family
have the sympathy of the community
in their affliction.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27
Notice for Bids

Plans and specifications are ready
for the new armory building. and can
h. secured at the office of the I'M
dcrsigned. Sealed bids will be re-
ceived up to and including Saturday,
Sept. /. 1913. The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved.
John e. Watson. See. Armory Board.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27

ASK FOR COOPERATION or ALL


The board of county commission
ers last Friday Appropriated 1910
to defray the expenses of an exhibit
of Luna county products at the state
fair To be held at Albuquerque Oct
II to 10. OF course, this is not n
very large sum 10 finance such an
enterprise. The exhibits are expect
ed TO be furnished free Of cost to
the committee by the producers. the
members of the committe to prepare
them with county funds. The entire
appropriation can thus be spent on
transportation and the cost of prop
cr care during the fair.
There is no doubt but that Luna
county can make u very attractive
display "f it, wealth of farm produce
now being mninrcd. Never IN the
history of the valley has the horn Of
plenty ~ poured out its treasures.
by the careful preparation of this
produce for good disolay, Luna
county can hope for fay orablc com
mcnt an it, agricultural pos ,ibiliiies
and accomplishments
Fruits. alfalfa, grain---cspecially
the desert kinds, cattle are all
available for the exhibition. p. D.
Southworth. agricultural agent of the
county, and Ed Bernwick will have
charge of gathering, preparing. and
displaying the products to be exhib-
tied.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27

The Santa Fe railroad, with its
usual liberalily. has granted n rate
Of one fare for the round trip TO
Albuquerqne for the meetings of the
Masonic Grand Bodies. Tickets will
br on sale October 9th to 10Th. The
Grand Lodge will convene this year
Oct H., Royal Arch Chapter, Oct II,
Grand Commandery. Oct II.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27
Card OF Thanks

Miss Dorothy Dean, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. $. Dean. who for
some time past has been n patient
1t the Inspiration Hospital nj Miami.
iiz.. wishes To express her thank,
to the tricnd- here who have r'mem-
bered her with flower and several
letters.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27

Mrs. Daniel Penzotti. mother Of
Il. Penzotti. and her daughter. Mrs.
!. q. Miller. of California. left the
'ily for Chicago and New York. At
he later place, Mrs. Pen2otti will
ail sor Buenos Aires.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27

Mr.. 7. II. Williams, superintend-
nj and j d Mathews, Division En-
,ineer of Tucsonpassed through
Demine on the Goth with the supply
rain.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27

That was fine shower Tuesday
night, cooling the overheated atmos-
phere and making the cattle and
ihcir owners smile all over.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27
+ I. I. I. + I. I. I. + /. I. I. I. + I. + + 4.
+ SOCIETY +
+ I. + I. + + I. + T. I. 4. I. I. + 1. + +
~'rIks-HBr'rd0n


A very quiet hut pretty wedding
i"uk place veSterdn, morning ut the
pc al Mr.. aud Mi. }. u. Ilodedon,
rh'n their daughter Louise Hodgdon
was married to Ed Foulks. The mar
riage ceremony took place ut 3
.'rlock aud was performed blythe
Rev. r.. ". Foulks. father of he
bridegroom.
The birdie was beautifully cowned
III u white embroidered net.
Robert Foulks, brother of the
bridegroom. was the hest man.
The home was attractively dee
Grated in lavender and pirk flowers.
lmmediatly following the weddina
breakfast, the happy couple left III
an automobile for an extended trip
which Is to include FL Paso. Cloud
croft, and the Elephant Butte dam.
The brides going away gown was
of navy blue broadcloth.
Those present at the ceremony aud
the wedding breakfast were the par
rnls of the bride and the bridegroom
and Others of the immediate families.
The bride is the beautiful and tai
cntcd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. h.
Iiodgdon. She is II graduate of the
Deming High School She took q
course in music and taught IN the
Carizzozo schools last year
The bridegroom is the cashier of
the Deming National Bank, Mason
of high standing. and one of the most
prominent young men in social and
financial circles in Deming
After returning from their wedding
journey, Mr.. and Mrs. Foulks will be
ai home to their friends ut the res
idence of the brides parents on Iron
avenue.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27
BERLIN AND VIENNA CLAIM new
ADVANTAGES OVER THE RUSSIANS
Declare that Fortress, Brest-litv0sk,
on New Line Of Musc0vite Defense
Is Being Invested; Reports State
Roumanians May Enter the War

Both Berlin and Vienna report
ieady progress IN the investment
nf Brest l.itov-k, ~, E."at Russian
fortress which is lo form ,hc strong
,,t huk IN the Muscovites new line o.
i,fense. Official statements ISSUED
IN both capitals assert that the Rus
ian forces southwest of the strong
hold have been forced back upon
HE eirdle of forts
Northeast of Vladova, the Gcrmnn'
are driving the retreating Russian'
further into the dreaded river marsh
in the east of Bresl LitovSk. The
Germans have made no claims for
ncveral days of material progress
in the Rig district. where Field Mar
hal Won IIindenbre is in commano
# operations. Peirograd has con
tended that 80 long rs the Russians
hold their own in this section Pciro-
rad was in no danger and the ce-
ape of the main armies could not
lc cnt oil.
Activities on the western front and
~ the Italian war theatre are con
ned chiefly to artillery duels with
ow and then infantry assaults at
olated points.
IN spite of the French aud Brit
h claims of important progress 90.
he Gallipoli peninsula. the Turks ad
il no serious reverScs on the Oar
danelles front. An official statement
issued at Constaniinople declared
lhai the Italian British allies were
lcpnsed with serious losses at two
points.
In the field Of diplomancy. the day
brought forth 40 striking develop
nrntS. United States Amba ssador
Gerard at Berlin after calling on For
ripn Minister Won Jagow to request
the German official version of the at
tack on the Arabic. has not yet been
teceived, and was summoned to the
foreign office again in the afternoon
md remained there an hour. bui he
declined to discuss the subjects re
vealed.
Reports from SWISS sources state
hat the Roumanians are leaving Ger
many and Austria. which is taken
IN London to mean that Roumania l.
repairing to east its lot on the quad
raple entente.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27

Misses Viola and Gertrude Wiley,
cho have been visiting Miss Rena
Hoistein, left Deming Tuesday for
their home in Central. n NJ
Mrs. II. F. Kettler and Miss Mary
Sloss spent Thursdary at Spalding
visiting Mrs. f. II. Bickford and
Miss Bickford.
T. f. Stocker of ST. Louis. No..
is here looking over the valley and
transacting business with John Cor
bett.
Herbert Fisher of Topeka. Kansas.
and formerly of Demine. is in the
city visiting his family on Spruce
street.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27

Mrs Dean will leave for Miami,
Ariz., Monday to visit her daughter
Dorothy, who is in the hospital there.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27

Dance
Mr. and Mrs. +. q. Rodolf gave y
very delightful dance at their home.
Idlewild. last Friday evening, for the
Young people of the city in honor of
Mrs. Rodolf's neice. Miss Wilma
Smith. who has been visiting her
from Bisbee, Ariz.
The house was atiractively decor
aied with japanese lanterns. The
lanterns also Illuminated the balloon
les.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27
Social Circle

Social Circle
The Social Circle "a the Presby-
tcrian Church will meet at the home
of Mrs Haskell Dial on Wednesday,
Septembt. |.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27

Carl Peugh left Tuesday morn
inc for FL Paso on business.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27

Continued on last page)
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-08-27

Rev. Garnet left Deming Tuesday
for Silver City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-13
ROBNLTT Is IN AGAIN
Veterinarians Had Trouble Over His
Expulsion and Voted. 10 ReInstate
Him In Their Association.

The Oklahoma State Graduate Vet.
erinarian Association closed Its meet
Ing at the Kingkade hotel Tuesday af
tCrnOOn I'm session which seemed at
first would end bitterly. A heated de
bate I'm which the most bitter persO.
nalitles were engaged In wns led by
Dr w. f. Hall and Dr. j f. CalllcOtte
ca one side and Dr h. v RObnett on
the other Concilatory speeches were
made by DR.. g. H. Walter Of Tulsa
and DR.. l.. H. Brown Of Guthrie, who
urged the members to be cool and do
nothing rash and To keep In mind Mt
all times the good O' the profession
As a result Of this debate, DR.. Il. v
RUbnett, state veterinarian, was rein.
stated into the membership Of the
organization on condition that he car
ry out certain wishes Of the OrganiZa-
tlon The main point OF contention
was that the association WAS opposed
10 any but graduate veterinarians be-
ing appointed To inspection Jobs
The next meeting Of the association
will be In Oklahoma city July 10 and
II The program committee as ap-
pointed hy Dr +. W. Hall Is Dr. ]. Il.
May, Yukon; nr. j II Immersion.
Newkirk; aud A. g. COppenbarger.
Stigler
The state examining board II com
posed Of Dr c. L. Walter, Tulsa,
president; Dr l.. B Brown, Guthrie,
F,r,nar tnrrit,riaI vntariuoriou and
Dr Ed Pugh. secretary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-13
FLYERS DART KILLS
Missile Pierced Officers Shoulder
and Stopped In His Abdomen; An
other Pinned 10 Earth.

Berlin, Jan. Further testimony
regarding the destruction caused by
the steel darts or arrows used rs mis-
siles In the European war is contained
In report by n surgeon published In
the Manchester MedlEnische WOcheu
schrift
Grunbaum refers IL the recent arli-
cles about these missiles and Is able
10 report what had at that time been
conjectured- death from their u.s.,
Among the slightly wounded In u Ger
tain regiment was an officer who,
half an hour earlier had felt a slight
puncturc In his shoulder soon after
which he began TO suffer from pain
ful breathing A lesion was fouul
in the right supra -clavlcular fossil
(above the collarbonel and treated
nseptically.
He later complained of tachyphea
rapid breathingl, slight Cyanosl-
tbluenesS Of the skin) pain In the h.
patio Oliver region There was a
tenderness to the right Of the abdo
men, abdominal muscles tense
Al this juncture soldier appeared
wounded his foot having been pinned
10 the earth by dart which com
rade had Mt once extracted No bad
consequences are known 10 have r.
suited IN this second case. hut the
officer became progressively worse
and II was found that he was suffer
Ing from hemopneumo thoraX (ar
cumulntin ~ air and blood IN the
pleural cavity The dart had actu
ally passed downward through the
diaphragm,
The patient WAS tno ill for laparo
omy abdominal iucisionl and dled
9d hours after the injury An Outop
~ was ont Of the question. but the
missile had set up n Illuminating per
itOnius
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-13
In Our School
BY PAUL WEST

school fer sum time. so let rs 90 In
the dressing room
When IN calm ont he ,cd thHy was.
ent amy danger ahowt her not be
Ing In practise, she being Just as good
at II nv Miss Palmer cyNrr was, y n
amy feller wanted his advice thay
would not ry amy more funny hus
ness
A noat calm frum Miss Palmer rite
after resess saying she wuUld ho hurk
to school tomOrrer Nobody is so sor
~ a. thay would Of hin yesterday
GOssup.
Walt White wassent 10 school to.
day, he having the good luck to hit
the back ~ his he'd with the aX while
chopping wood for his muther this
moarning Walt was always lucky
Amy uther teller mite chop wood
all day a not have anything happln
10 him say We
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-13

Walt White Was Not to School Today.
rSsed she did WINS M awhile, 4 Miss
Higgins ssd
Vol Il Oapens my eyes | was toald
by sum6oddy thny dldent evver have
eorprsl punishment In this school 4
that was why ! dldent know just what
70 do. hut now have townd out II
will maik things much easier CESS
hs you are the ferst boy handy | will
try yml, being littel ont NJ prac
bee becuwse | haven't hccn teaching
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-13
lie Made n Wise Move

Poor Mr. Hennypeck :" eIclaine,
Brownson, sympathclcallv IT WASH
enough that his wife should own an,
operate MIN body ana soul. Mrs
Hennypeck has nov Joined the suffu
geetes
Don't Breathe d word" rcplcl
Smithsou 'hut llcmvpcck is tickle,
to death III, wife speaks AT al or
the outdoor meetings and is so hoars,
when she get, humc that she raise hel
voice above % whisper