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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-09-28
TWO ENGAGEMENTS OF
COUPLES ARE ANNOUNCED
Miss Mercer and Mr.. Baldwin and
Miss Barbre and MIR. Cooke.

Miss Barbre and MIR. Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B. Mercer
of Albany announce the engagement
of their daughter, Florence, and Mr..
William Nose Baldwin, the mar
riage to take place Wednesday Oct.
27th, at the Presbyterian church in
Albany. Miss Mercer has visited in
Dawson as the guest of Mrs. w. H.
Gardner, Jr., and has many friends
here who will be interested in the an
nOuncement.
Mrs. c.. c. Barbre of Albany an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Pauline, and Mr.. Steve
Moreland Cooke, of Dawson, the we'd
ding to take place October 23rd. No
cards.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-09-28

State of Georgia Terrell County.-Be-
fore me came b. Fl. HILL Cashier Of the
Bank of Sasser, who being duly sworn
says that the above and foregoing state
ment is a true condition of said Bank as
shown by the books of file in said Bank.
B. r. HILL, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
18th day of September, 1915.
D. E. BRIM, n. P.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-09-28
r0qTON NOW CLIMBING
LIVE CENTS WAS PAID IN
a,wSON MARKET TODAY.
steadily Advanced in Past Few
n' NAYS. and Still Higher Prices
Are Predicted by Some.
WEARS TWELVE CENTS.

dawson cotton buyers were
ling - cents for cotton
lh;s morning. The advance in
n .T has been steady and
p~biIe it is by no means certain
manv predict it will go higher.
Tbo local warehouses have re- .
ceiyed S,347 bales.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-09-28

Fresh country underground meal
Wall Bros.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-09-28

State of Georgia, Terrell County Before me
came J. NJ. Bell, President OF the First State
Bank. who being duly sworn says that the above
and foregoing statement is a true condition q
said bank. as shown by the books OF file in said
bank. ]. NJ. BELL. President
Sworn to aud subscribed before me, this 2Sth
day Of Sept. 1915, J. D. BELL n. p,
Terrell CO. Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-09-28

New lot of fresh eandy-10 and
20 cents a pound. Herman's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-09-28
The ouInlns That Does Not Affect The Head

Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA-
TIVE BROMO DUMMIES better than ordinary
Ouiuiue and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature Of 4. W. GROVE zSc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-09-28
Statement of the Condition of
The First State Bank,

Located at Dawson Ca at the close of business
Sept. 2ist, 1915:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-09-28

A High Grade Can Corn
Reduced to cans for % cents, 80
entS per dozen. WALL BROS.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
Water Company Sues State

Trial began Wednesday before
district Judge Colin Neblctt, at San
tn Ic of the ease of the Rio MIN
hrr> Irrigation company against
Land Commission Il. =. Ervien. in
which the company seeks to reco'
er $1,000 for alleged breach of colt
tract between the company and the
state land office. The ease hinges
chiefly ON the volume Of irrigation
flow in the Mimbree river.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

how and when To- boost. showing
careful study of the science aud
the results Of hi experience. instruc.
tive, entertaining and amusing.
Mr.. +. \. Bush. of the Lordsbure
Liberal had for hi, subject "Thc
Pres. but he had - much to say n,
I" the pride l.ord>bure took in be-
lug the rlu~c,l ncighhor uf Deming
and the benefit hi people were get
tin. through Drming'- boosting ~
the whole southwest. that he forgot
hi subject and time" was up be-.
fore he had u chance 10 talk shop"
MIR. Bush j. Il pleasing talker, and l.
always sure of Dcmlng welcome
Major Waddil spoke for the Min
brc~ Valley aud did the subject fun
Justice in HI most eloquent manner.
Il. j Clancy, at the :. i. company
spoke on the subject of railroads,
their Uses and abuses. and with the
statistic, and sound reasoning
made u convincing argument for fair
play for the railroads. Ths is not
the first time Mr. Clancy ha, enter
tanned the Chamber of Commerce.
and all hope it will nor be- the last.
Captain T. +. Ryan of the 18th
I. :. Cavalry. had for hi- toast
The Army, and. being an army Of
ilrer, showed good judgment in for
getting hi, subject and used up hi,
time telling what delightful place
Dcming j.; how he first came Ia
the town because he had To. and
has been coming ever since because
he wants To. Captain Ryan'> style
of oratory make hi hcarcr- happy.
and they want Ia hear him again.
Corporation Commissioner Hugh
II. Williams spoke of Home Sweet
Home. some. bul of the works of the
commits ion most Hugh j. develop
lue into quite au orator IIcrca-
bout- It l. not what Hugh say, cN-
nctly, but the fact that he g.. ,ayin,
il that please~ Deming
Attorney John {. Watson made
the Good Neiht" -prcch-hc knows
lust how to do it-and sent the
com pany home feclin. well satisfied
with everything. aud anxious for the
next gathering.
1t wa- greatly regretted that Col.
Slocum aud Major Thompson. who
were I" attend the banquet wcr,
compelled to return To- their post ut
Columbus, but our people hope to
have them with H. again and often.
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Mail Your Packages Early

The imclinc~~ of gilt~ depends on
their being received om or before
Christmas day. So the Post Office
Department asks it, patrons t" mail
their packages early, not early in
the week. hut early in the day. moi
waiting till Just before the window
CLOSES. II patrons will be- careful
To wrap securely and address cor
rectly with the name aud address ~.
the sender proceeded by the word
From" on each package the chance.
of delay or m'-~cndius 3, greatly
les>encd. "Not to he opened until
christmas" or similar words may be-
written. or in other ways placed on
the outside of the package Christ
mas seals and ~tickcr> may he plac-
ed on the back of letters or parcels.
if on parcels. they should not he u.
ed 50 ~ TO seal packages.
The Department strongly recon-
mend, the insurance system with
the parcel post and ha- made the
following rates:
On packages valued at from lc
to -. Be-; 1901 Ia S2i. be: S25.0l 10
$50. Toe; Sj0.0l To 500. 25c.
Senders of ordinary parcel post
packages may obtain n receipt for
the same on the payment of ! cent
This receipt dues moi carry any in
~urancc. hut l. record of mailing
W. f.. FOLKS. Postmaster
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s. o. Wheeler Killed by Runaway

:. u. Wheeler. n much respected
citizen Of Luna county. was thrown
from h. wagon aud almost instant
~ killed Monday afternoon about j
"'rl"rk. Mr.. Wheeler was standing
IN hi wagon and calling To hi son.
Howard. who had just passed him
the team going NJ n good irot. when
the wheel struck rui IN the road.
causing him tn lose hi balance
aud fall. striking the ground with
hi head inst under the wheel. The
wheel of the heavy farm wagon pas
>rd over hi~ head. breaking hi. Jaw
aud neck aud causing death within
u few minutes. :. j. Smith reached
the injured man before the life
was extinct but could do nothing |.
relieve the sufferer.
VI r. Wheeler WI, u good citizen
aud was popular with all who knew
him. Ills home was south Of the
George Watkins place. twelve miles
south of town. lie j. survived by
n wife. aud three sons. and u married
daughter, Mabel. Burial was made
in the Drmina cemetery Wednesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
PEP" FACTORY IS TO Be
BUILT IN SOUTHWEST

f.. IT, Birkford. president Of the
buckley Refining Company an
mca,.., liriinln. company an
nom 49, lha THE famous GASOLINE
inirnsilirr. "ncp'. l. now brin@
made IN -uliiricnl quantities I" sup
ply the local demand. The company
j. now maxim. the product IN IT,
eastern factory that i soon te he
+, moved to new lncati"u -omcwhcr"
~ this region. II. =. Rramc~ l., nj
~ n member of the firm and expects
{" take an active part IN the dircc
ton al the company. Just now he
hl7y completing the organization
The product Is not unknown III
Ihi- section. Tests made here
Show that il nsr means saving ia
gasoline for power of rom - to. 100
per cent. The pep" oil j. placed
directly IN the gasoline, four ounces
to ten Gallons. The saving i. made
through better combustion aud the
removal al all carbon from the cyl
indrr, aud parts.
The company has not been able l."
make the product ~ fast H. the de
mand~ have grown even without the
wide spread advertising the company
plan. H. give II soon Large users
of gasoline are placing large r"n-
tracts that will be- filed just ~ ,onn
~ the southwestern factory is run
ming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
TAX RATES DETERMINED BUT ROLLS
NOT YET IN HANDS Of TREASURER


The tax rate fixed for the stat,
aud county this year j. .Ol0Sj and
for the city of Demine, .00j2j. The
tax roll have not yet eb cnturned
over to the treasurer. hut probably
will be- IN two or three weeks. when
the tax notices will he sent out. The
Taxes We're legally due Dee. |. but
owing To the delay no penalty will be-
assessed until after II reasonable
time has elapsed after the taxpcy-
cr, have received notice. Instead
of the usual thirty day. the county
commissioners will probably hy II
shorter period.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
knights Tsmpiar Election

Mctirorty Commandery No. I. X.
7. elected Officers last night for the
new year ~ follows: John e. Wat.
son. T.. e.. james 4. Kinncnr. Gencr-
alissmio: Ripley e. Hoffman. Cap.
tain General: Arthur \. Tenkc. Pre-
late; John torbctt, Treasurer; Edw.
Pennington. Recorder; T.. l.. Foulk,'
:. w.. Arthur Brock. j. w.. .Iame-
NJ. Num-. Standard Bearer. james
&. Tabor. Sword Bearer: NJ. \. Nora
hnu-. Wardcr: Herbert d. Green.
Sentinel. There will h. u special
ronclnvr of the r"mmandrry toner.
row, Saturday, evening. for work.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

special ration- of ~ilasc. alfalfa or
other concentrated products of the
soil. Germs do not fare well under
the natural conditions that obtain
and the cream flows into the fac
tory in II pure golden stream that
contains fewer bacteria than that
cream produced in colder countries
under the condition ot artificial san
ilalion.
But to make contamination alb
>oulcly impossible. all cream goes
into the Jensen pa,tcurizer and rip
cnrr of 200 gallon capacity that is
placed on high cement foundation
in the rhurn room. On thi, platform
the cream l. taken from the wagons
~ they draw up to the door that
opens from the oui side nn To it. Here
the cream j. heated Ia the proper
temperature 10 destroy the germs
that might prey on the human body.
Rul what strikes the layman j.
the last word in cleanliness is the
amount of hot water used in the
creamery. Every piece Of equip
menl that comes in contact with
the product in process of manufac.
tnre has hot water pipe leading to
It. and when washing is necessary
a shower bath is RICH, n, hand. Con-
~equently there is not the unpleaS-
ant odor that usually cling> To the
creamery. speaking ell
oquently. of sour milk, rancid hut
ter and lurking germs. Instead, the
local creamery smells a. sweet and
clean ~ ~ an alfalfa field. and the
eyes -, well A. the nose give evidence
- the -cn>c> that herr j. a natural
product that needs no adulteration to
give il color or taste of natures
most nourishing food.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

I'm appeal Tor assistance j. made
by Mexican family of ten, the old
est a hoy of sixteen, and the young
c~i child one year old. rhc faith
rr j. dead. and the burden at sup
porting this large family rests on the
mother and the oldest hoy. They
arr wilin. to work. hut owing /" the
scarcity of work aud IN view of the
fact that their condition j. pi,iablc.
tins appeal j. made for food and
clothing. also employment Tor the
winter
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
Luncheon

Mr.. Henry Hail entertained NJ
u beautiful luncheon NJ the Harvey
House. Wednesday afternoon compli.
mcninry To Miss Nae Leonard. who
continue, Ia he the recipient of soc
ial honors.
The table was arranged like n
horseshoe, aud plates were laid 'foi
lil'ly-livc guests.
Three large baskets filled with red
aud iraiin. >milnx. The color ~
rangomrnl was beautiful, -pnc,
not permitting ~ To do it justice in
de eruption.
The quest, of Mrs. Hall were:
Mc-dame- IT, q. Bush. Mary IIud.
son. j. :. Williams, \. W. Pollard.
Frank Thurmond. j. \. Mahonev.
Ma,mc Williams. Arthur Raiihel, {.
l.. Belts, Henry Meyer, VI. j, Moran,
T.. j. Moran, W. Wamel. 7. q. Upton,
". Wells. T.. e.. Wells. q. W. Ruther-
ford. 7. T.. Mister, J. \, Shepard.
T.. l.. York. T.. f. Moran, A,cha
Field. Albert Field. =. NJ. Stced. II.
II. Kelly, NJ. \. Nordhau>. II. G..
Brown. T. Il. Taylor T.. l.. foulk,,
:. ID. Swopc. V. = Shurtr. J. b.
Taylor. W. +. Holt. Henry Raiihel.
u. II. Watson. T.. II. Birkford. aud
the Misses Mae Leonard. Thrc-,.
Clark. Mary Mahoney' Katherine
Wamcl. Dorothy Dun, Elizabeth
Waddil and Elizabeth Jensen.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
William Davis Died

William Davis. - years old,
died AT the hom. of hi daughter.
Mr.. Mary Rci~~cr at ! q. m. Tue
day. lii death wa, due To- la grippe
and the infrmilic~ of old age. The
funeral services were held AT the
home of hi daughter Wednesday at.
tcmoon. Rev. Hugh T. Mitchclmor,
conducted the funeral services and
burial was made in the Mountain
View cemetery.
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Royal Arch Chapter Election

Dcmine Royal Arch Chapter No. )
elected and installed it, officers for
the ensuing year last evening as fol-
lows: H. ID. Geen, f.. II. p: J. G.
Arthur A. Tcmkc. G. of H.: JOIN,
Cnrbrtt. treasurer: Ed Pennington.
secretary; J. VI. Num-. =. s; \. W
Brock. X. 4. c.; Frank DE Launey.
VI. I'd V, John J. Hyatt NJ. I'd v.
Fred Num-. NJ. lst V: Thos. Rich
rd~oL, Sentinel.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
THE M|MDRES VALLEY COOPERATIVE
CREAMERY MAKING BEST BUTTER
0eming Special Butter Has Liter
ally Taken Local Market by
Storm. Association Expects to
Branch Out Extensively Next Year

II u pure food product helps to
build up strong bodies, then Deming
Special butter made here by the
Mimbres Valley Cooperative Cream
cry Association, j, par excellence of
that product.
Have you tried Deming Special
Butter!
IL not there j. u treat in store for
You that You should lose no time
III enjoying. After having been
forced l." list the butter shipped in,
The sweet. golden hucd and ab>o-
lnicly pure local product comes A.
u welcome innovation. II j. Just an
other one al those things tina, help
To make life bcarablc and for which
those in this arid region. not coming
rnl farming areas. long Tor without
hope of satiatlon.
The local creamery l. housed IN
the new building 2jxi0 feet in dl-
mcn>ion. The material j. ndoh
plastcrcd on the inside with hard
white plaster that looks like rnam-
el. The floors from the office Il"
the boiler room IN the rear are solid
cement with drains in the rhurn
room. The building has II complete
vrnillatlp. system consisting at
blowers and vents. the latter placed
NJ frequent intervals alon. the peak
of the roof. aud the numerous win
dow>, allow the life renewing sun
shine "f the Southwest To stream Nv
the building. The main room l. the
rhurn room that contains the tot
pound churn,-a Professionalism
the latest in this equipment. In this
same room is the Ilaugdahl starter
can of 10 gallons capacity. Here
the culture j. made for starting Tia,
churning by mixture Of CONNER
cal starter aud cream. OF course
the Bahcock tester aud milk scales
are placed conveniently for asccr-
tanning the amount of butter tat IT,
the milk turned in by the farmers.
Then there j. the O-pound FRI
day butter cutter and moldcr, where
the little gold bricks are formed
aud the butter wrapped and placed
in sanitary wax cartons.
The Southwest il n place where
people come for health, where the AIR
and sunshine gives health. aud where
the people know more about and talk
more about health than elsewhere.
IN the recovery from many ailments
for which the southwestern climate
is balm, nothing plays II larger part
than dairy products that arr to build
up the wasted TISSUES that are being
purged. II is not remarkable thai
people are asking. "ls our butter
clean and healthful :" They want
To know that the COWS that produce
the milk have been tested for dis
ease. that they are fed well on goo0.
wholesome food, that they are kept
clean of body, than the milking Is
done under sanitary regulations aud
that the cream comes to the factor,
mconiaminated.
The COWS ot this region need lit
he housing. even in the winter. there
lore. they are free To wander over
the ~un swept iieid, that need u" at
tcniion n 10 cleaning, wind and sun
attending to that, The food is the
natural range, usually balanced by
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
Money for Arm0ry In Bank

The money for the Dcmine arinor,
j. ai last in locni bank and >ublcc,
Ia the order Of the Dcming Arnory
Board of Control. Tuesday. u state
warrant was received for exactly
SlS.12O.l5 by John e. Watson, who
deposited il in the Bank Of Dcmne.
Work "n the armory will not be-
started until the first of the yea. .
now close ~ hand.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17


The sixth annual banquet at the
Dcmlng Chamber at Commerce took
nl,r. Tu..J,, ,,.,,,. ,t th. II,r-
III $780,,
W.T. "''"' "''''H S"'''' "''''3 pre-
emit and The usual """d-lellowomp
"hd l"ll'N prevailed from tn" m"
hehl "i the ~raiiIi" al the diners IN
III the midnight hour closed tn" year
"i III" ASSOCIATION. The tables were
conveniently arranged ANA tasteful
~ decorated tha' "l III" l"">ima~l"r
ana "ih'ef> having Tor center
!h"'' an immense Luna county
p"nil'hlh' 'hlpl'll"'l' 81 inc ia"'
ihnl i'rmlhg h"">irr> are "~"m" al
'h''' h"'T Tue 'Hrriul dlrrrtl""
81 h'la@'r h"''I'ad ana NJ assist
ANT Mr. iIhd'aN' the guests wer"
'"f'inll\ looked after ANA the i"l-
''""'S "''" wa N''''"'
fnhhr spirit '"rktail
h""o'cr '"n'"mmr IN cup
commercial Gun Cracker
'lVl' frld' oliN'N ana kad'ehrs
"""d zeal Estate sand pahs
ll"m" "f""h turkey Faitlr
HON" i"lr"has" l'ndrrl"ln
Home THROWN Potatoes
""P"rhliN" "raNN
ll"ii' Ir"'u'I hr'"d
Demlhs Butler
fuoll' improvement Salad
Away Tor DENIM. Ice r'ah
stick Together Cakes
Ah'i Man 'ri'r '"li"'
li"m" Comfort 'lsar~
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
NEARLY ONE HUNDRED GATHERED At THE
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE BANQUET TUESDAY

0emng Boosters Got Together at the Annual Meeting Banquet
Last Tuesday Evening at the Harvey House. Where Good Things
Eat Mingled With Good Words OF Cheer and Good Resolutions
port Showed Chamber Out of Debt Fourishing Condition
Election Of Officers Next Tuesday Work Of Body Pushed
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

Nr. Peter Mun>on Of Minneapolis.
Mimi. was IN town last week nn his
way home from the cxpo-ilion-. he
Wa, u guest of hi friend. W. :.
\urd.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

e. G. Royal, assistant district ni
torney. of Silver City. was married
Wednesday afternoon at Silver City
{" Miss Vera Smith of the same
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Royal stopped
over in Deming on their honeymoon
trip To California.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
FRIDAY. DEG. -

Band concert On Pine street NJ 10
n. N. Cow pony race, 300 yards.
1t prize go. I'd prize -. Gov.
pony race, quarter mile, 1t prize
80. I'd prize $500. Races on Sill
We avenue. Winner of first race not
permitted Ia enter IN second. Al
> IN u. ~. ON Silver avenue the boys
relay race will take place. Free /"
all, half mile, three Ia each team,
three team, to enter; 1T prize ~. I'd
prize -. Potato race, for girls I'M
der fourteen years. 20 yards, l-t
pr,zr ~. I'd -. ID jOr. three or more
Ia enter. Boys free for-all potato
race, 80 yards. 1T prize ~, I'd -,
I'd iOr, three ar more Ia enter.
Girls foot race, under u years, 100
wards: l>l prize ~, ID prize ~. 3D.
prize jiIr: three or more IL enter.
10y free lor-all foot race. 100
yards list prize ~. ID prize -, 3d
prize iDr: three ar more Ia start.
Obstacle race. free ior-all, 300
yards LIST prize -. I'd prize. ~. Ia
prize jOr; three or more To enter.
N 30 =. ~. II band concert will
hr given on Pine stree. maypole
dance. and municipal Christmas
tree.
SArl RDAI, DEC. -.
Band concert NJ 10 II. III. on
Pine .lrcel. Pony race, quarter
mile. 1T prize so, I'd ~ Pony
race. 800 yards 1T prize SO. I'd
500, Winner IN first race moi In
enter second race. At 30 y. N.
grand barbecue. corner of Pine
street and Gold avenue. Coffee and
and bread ~ addition furnished.
Each one expected Ia bringa cup.
At $50 p. IN on Silver avenue, ride
aud tie rarc:l.l prize so. ID -.
Two ar more teams If four men
each with two ponies to each man
pei team. Handkerchief race; lst,
~. "a 100. Free for all race. quar-
ter milc; 1t prize 800, ID $40; en-
tancr fee $40. Entries for this race
must be- made on or before Dee. -.
At : 80 p. m. concert On Pine street,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

Mr.. and Mr.. Moon. and Mr.. and
MR.. T. W. Watson and child, all
of Hill county. Texas, have arrived
in Deming and are located perma-
nently here. We welcome them.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
PROGRAM
Tilt RSDAl. DEC. -

Band concert M 10 n. m. Cow
pony race "n SILVER avenue To- follow,
quarter mile: ~ prlr 500, ID rrizr
-. Cow pony race, 800 wards Isl
lnizr so. ID prllr -. Winner at
first money ~ FIRST race will not be
ucrmlilcd Ia enter ~ second race.
At 2:.iO H. N. an Silver avenue the
l. :. Army events runs'>iln. "t
mounted drill. mounted wrc~thn"
hurdle races aud mounted IN" Of
war will be- held. Band concert on
Pine street ~ 30 y. NJ.
Dance ~ the Crystal lhralcr al q
p. NJ Music will b. by the regimen
tai orchestra Admission -. ladlce
free.
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TO HOLD THREE DAY CARNIVAL IN DEM|NG
NEXT THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Committee OF Business Men Have issued Program that Would Do
Credit to Large City Dsac nen Of Thirteenth u S. Cavalry Ac
compansd by Famous Resmenta Band Coming Sports Dances
Masquerade May Dance Barbecue Municipal Christmas Tree
and Other Attractions Will Make Christmas Week Round Of Pleas
ure for DENIM citizens Demns Always Does the Proper Thing

Commencing calN next Thursday
moruing. Drming will start the biz
gesi Christmas carnival aud ,crir-
of Nulriidr FESTIVITIES ever pulled oil
~ the Southwest. lasting three full
day aud night. aud winding mp witt.
n masquerade thai will equal. it
not excel. The New Orleans Madr
Gra>. though "n II lriilc smaller
scale ~ Ia ma~krr~. ~ will b.
son from the program there will moi
he II dull moment from starr tu I'm
i>h. aud our people aud their guest.
will have Ia he up and dom" +" keep
'up with the event.. Heretofore the
business interests have engineered
Festivities al This sort. but this limo
the school and rhurcl, organization.
have been brought int" IT and ar;
working with the oihrr~ io make
ihi, celebration all HAT Christine,
should br-a season where must b.
rmphn sized the lrarhina~ at thri-I.
Good will H. men"
Tn Christmas eve. nest FRIDAY.
~ 30 "'rlnrh, AZ the corner 81
Gold avenue and Pine street. the i'm
mcn-r municipal Christmas tree viii
have myrlad- of varl-r"l"rcd 81
criric lamps Eghtcd, aud under the
direction of the several rhurrhr-
of the city Santa Claus will dlstrlb
ute the Christmas oilcrn"- tn all the
children, rich aud poor. and rndraN
az 10 make clad the hearts of all lhr
Young >icr~, some of whom viii. ne
doubt. enjoy their only christina
Tree at that lime. Ample funds ha,,
been provided. aud II l. intended /"
make This the feature oi the carnival
week.
At = n'clock next Wednesday even.
lng The famous band of the TIN
tccnlh T.. :. Cavalry will give ar
o,en air concert from the band ,tard
on Pine erect and thu viii til
pro"ram b. formally tnttrj