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New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
SCOTTISH BAGPIPERS
 AROUSE IRE OF COP
And Later the Two ScOts Declare That Officer Charlie Johnson Is
 d Dutchman.

Tho Two Scotch Pipers," who are doing a turn at keeney's theater this week came very near falling into the tolls of the law last night when they barely escaped arrest at the hands of officer Charlie Johnson on Madison street for what he termed a breach of the peace" The ScOtchmen were parading down the street footing on their hagpipes when the officer took exception to that kind of music.
 Upon returning to their hotel the "Heelanders' told their story, saying that they "bit he woos ah Deutch bobbie." The idea that Officer John son could be mistaken for a Dutch man appealed to the humorous side O. all who heard the tragic recital of the Scotts' experience.
 They had been visiting another Scotchman of their acquaintance on Madison street and had brought their bag-pipe along for sociability's sako. As they were vending their way hCmeward one of them piped few strains of bonnie music and were in terrupted by Officer Johnson.
 An ye kon ay stopped bloody quick, but at thet the bloody Deutch- man nearly got me, the bally idiot, v said Sandy.
 "Ay doan lak dat moosic anyway, said Charlie as the two Scots shook the snow of Madison street from their feet
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
PLANS COMPLETED
 FOR BOYS BANQUET
Excellent Flats" and Talks Arranged for Church Athletic Association
 Meeting Monday Night.

All arrangements have been com pleted for the first annual banquet of the Church Boys Athletic association, to be held Monday evening, at 6:5O o'clock, in the South church. The com mittee in charge of the "eats' has arranged the following menu:
 Cold meats of various kinds
 Escalloped potatoes
 Jelly rolls Fruit Salad
 Cocoa, Ice Cream and Cake.
 The committee assures the boys that there will be an ample supply of good things.
 The program part -1lIi De of interest to all the boys, Rev. Samuel A. Ffske of Berlin, who is to act as toastmaster is an old favorite and will keep every one in good hucmr. The principal speakers of the evening are two col lege varsity athletes, who will bring a rousing message. The first speaker, George Marsh, Yale 1912, won his way to the captaincy of the Yale cross country team. He speaks on the subject. What makes an Attn lete" Ed Nolting, of Franklin and Marshall, who played against Mercer of Uenn, in football. and who was also on the track and baseball teams, will be the other principal speaker taking for his subject, Playing the Game
 Another feature of interest will be the presentation of the baseball cup, the only trophy won so far in the league George Dyson will pre- sent the cup to the league and the officials will award it to the champion South church baseball team.
 Leaders in the associations actlVl- ties will speak briefly on the plans and purposes of the association. It is be- lieved that the banquet will be a marked success and will start the as- sOciation off with a bang.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
HOUSE ENTERED MONDAY.
Hast Street Residence Visited by
 Thief and Jewclry Stolen.

Although the theft was committed some time Monday night it took from then until today for Rudolph Linn, of 157 East street, to notify the police that his home had been broken into and about S44 in money well as a gold filled watch and some other ar ticleS stolen.
 As so long has elapsed since the theft it is probable that the police will have a hard time to recover the stolen goods.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
CONTEST ON IN FIRST.
Expected That Charles May and Albin Anderson Will Seek AIdcrniun's Chair.

indications today are that August Bergstrom will not find t piain sailing To secure the aiderman's chair in the common council from tho first ward to succeed Alderman Lawyer.
 Albin Anderson, who has served number of years Hs councilman from the first ward. is said to be capdi- date and desirous of getting the office and Charles May. another first ward councilman. is also looked upon as a candidate.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

A nine pound son was born to MT and Mrs. Albert N. Bishop of 47 Gregory street, New Haven, at o:4o ID. m. January 2. The parents for merlv lived in New Britain, the moth or being Miss Rose Bath. Both mother and son are doing nicely.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
[ltems
eierks this eyenin g ale.-advt.

cierks this evenin g Iale.-adyt.
 kI. Paonessa today jreet to Paola Vinci. bn, a lockmaker of Miss Hulda John h street, Hartford, license today.
 been notified that cobbler shop at street has been en- y of leather stock ktrance was gained hdow.
 water rents and Interest. t.--advt.
 Mike Weinstein setchup at an auc- . in turn sold it nlainad that 1t Ec is now worrying ye to make good. attorney turned day because his as so penurious as he sick benefits of tor.
 he other matters b at the safety day night it is steps will be talk of the police pa e no longer need in commission.
 one will resume lay after being onths. Since he most a year ago undergone two ega1 Dairy Lunch.
 -advt. ms have been is- of Peter Cho- b Miss Clen1entine 
 hrch street. The lace tomorrow in of the board of Monday at 10 i'll be held every ary 22 and on riday afternoons bciusive.
 Laar. Judd's hall, g and entertain
 All the latest Ea dvt.
 cn us follows at { the Union man - Stockholders yes Albert r. Corbin,
 Sloper, l.. C. IT. Fl. Wheeler, nk J. Porter w,
 B. Minor of scrors chose the resident, Albert
 M. l.. Bailey [. Wheeler; as- Il S. Neumann.
 e sale IS on. J. hdvt.
 |h A. Spinetta oi let are receiving e birth of a son ed with Ja mes A 'iness on Arcf hild are reporte (
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
CHURCH LEAGUE BASKETBALL.
First Games in Series Played at Y. M.
 C. A. This Morning.

The South Congregational church Sunday school team and the one rep resenting the Swedish Lutheran church were victors in the opening Basketball games of the Church Boys Athletic association played at the Y. M. C. A. this morning. The South church team defeated the Center church five by a score of 12 to s. St. Marks lost to the Swedish Lutherans bv a score of 9 to 21.
 The teams playing today were lined Lp as follows:
 Center Church-Maier, POhlman, Ecbb. Paro. Dennis, Hellstein.
 St Marks Sechrest Stepanan Veteran, Thompson. Banner.
 Swedish Lutheran-Paulson. Carl son. Benston, Hoglund. kelgren.
 South--Montague, Bassett. Buell. Hubbard, Judd.
 Seven death certificates and twenty
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

Presentation of Her Friend, tn Enemy" by Burritt Grange Dramati club at Turner hall.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

Meeting of Vega society, Repor of anniversary committee.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
Events Tonight

Basketball game at High school New Britain versus Naugatuck.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

Moving pictures and vaudeville at Keeney's.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

Meeting of the Jr. O. L. X. NJ. organize rifle club.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

Sleighride party by Good Gorerr ment club at the Y. M. C. A.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

"The Stranger at Russwin Lyceum
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

Seven death certificates and tWenty- seven marriage returns were filed with the city clerk this week.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

Moving pictures at Fox's.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-30
Boys Arc Given Lecture.

Avis Dyson, Adolph Cook and Henry Dolan were all given a severe lecture in court and then sent home. The boys were arrested by Officer Michael Meehan. charged with stealing milk and cream from Shapiro Brothers barn and also with stealing thirty five cents from the pocket of Harry Bersons coat The Dyson boy was the rinsleader of the trio and his father admitted that he is bad boy and som mctimes runs away from home.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04

designated by law as contraband.
Thus ''the freedom of the sea-" for
which the United States went to war
with England and France at the be-
ginning Of the eighteenth century, il
again the subject Of serious consid-
Grafton. Non-intercourse and en-.
barge against the offending bellig-
bargos against the offending bellig-
Grants will not settle the matter. We
have only TO turn TO the experiences
during III Napoleonic wars to demon
strate this. II we do not stand ready
to back up our demands with cold
steel. they will be further encroachetl
upon rs the fighting nations grow
more desperate in their dire military
necessities. When both French and
English men-of- war stood of and on
the American coast stopping Ships
before they even reached the high
seas, patriotic Americans counseled
n declaration of war against both Of
the offenders. II may be that Amer
lean interests can best be- served in
the present instance by an attitude
toward Germany and Great Britain
that threatens no less.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
rLTIMATuM WEEK

This seems to be ultimntum week
al the White House. President vii.
son will soon send a pointed inquiry
10 Germany demanding to know
whether or not she will further dis.
.cgard International low in the con.
duet of her submarine warfare. and
threatening to recall the American
ambassador from Berlin in ease she
elects to proceed under her own rules
Wednesday the Mexican factions re.
ceived n polite invitation to compose
their differences "within n very short
time" ar leave the pacification of the
country To the armed forces of the
tinted States. II the administration
: not bluffinp at this time. il would
seem that the assertion that "t'ncle
sam must be kicked ut least twice
around city block before he can
be- in>ulted." is untrue. The people
are >olidly behind the president in
all his demands.
The march of events of the past
few months has been 81 rapid that
the American people are bewildercd.
however, the feeling has been growing
that the United States faces one of
the greatest crises in its history. The
''momentous issues peace and war"
have sobcred the people TO the extent
that they are looking to the arm,
and navy for peace aud security, and
not ut all to the idcalistic dreamers
who. only few months ago, demon
straied Ia their own satisfaction that
there positively could be- no more
great wars an account of this. ar
that, ar the other. The mlearned in
the philosophy of the books--the
practical man--has felt all along that
human nature has changed little dur.
ins the centurirs--that right must
possess might if il is to prevail in
world in which greed. lust. and all
the other base passions constantly
assnil the virtues of altruism. love.
and social service. Thus is the SNUG
knowledge Of the learned COMPOUNDED
and the native wisdom Of the common
people exalted.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04

On May - President Yum Shi Ka,
If China issued n statement on the
recent treaties with Japan in whicl,
he said, ave are ashamed and In
inflated. hut our weakness invited
insult" The following day Secre.
tary of State Bryan addres >ed the
commercial representatives of China,
nj Washington. declaring that. "ITalf
the money we now spend for battle
ships could better be spent to edn-
cate the Young men Of other nations
in our schools" Somebody i in err
ror.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
TROUBLE AHEAD

II would be- very surprising il the
leaders of Mexican factions got to.
gether under the suggestion ar threat
of President Wilson. Peace is the
last thing in the world that these pro-
fc>sional rcvoluiionists want. War
has given them wealth. position. aud
power. Peace offers no such gifts
Their genius does not tend toward
romposurc. Aside from that. il i.
nlain that they resent outside inter.
ference. Egotism is the chief char.
arieri>tic of the scmi-barbarous race
II President Wilson really has re-
vcrsed III" "watchful waiting" pol
icy. il would seem that intrrven
iion is more than u possibility.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04

SECRETARY Daniels has announr-
ed" says n news dispatch. "thnt h.
Is going Ia find ont what j. the matter
with the l. :. submarines, half of
which were proven ineffective in the
recent fleet mnnenvers." This hard.
" seems To iibe with his previous nm.
nouncement that the navy is in first
class condition.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
ADVERTISING RATES:
DEFINING, NEW MEXICO FRIDAY, JUNE 4. 1915
SOME FACTS TO REMEMBER

SOME FACTS TO REMEMBER:
of the German unlawful but effective
-caed submarine blockade Of the British Isles by Germany
unlawful and ineffective.
The stopping shipments Germany by Great Britain is unaw
full and ineffective .
search Germany unlawful and nhuman
be destroyed under
and the lives of nresisng to be
dangered.
Belgian neutrality is without Justification but the
United had no legal right to interfere.
Dropping bombs fortded cities praesed by both the Teu
TONS and allies, is unlawful.
bmbardment undefended warshps
international law.
Any attempt except they
renal n beeagured Cities is unlawful
The United every material guam
ity To any beligerent.
undeended villages
u practice.
actually taken aggressive
take against the enemies Of his whether
uniform and International law accod hiM
the those taken in uniform, unless he caught
the act of spying
The dunn dun bullets asphyxang bombs the
wells and other practices held unlawful by
but doubtful the employment of such held to make
terrible.
eying tribute conquered cities
$ uncvlized practice.
The widespread in the high distinct violation
Floating
harbor n the o
The attacks by German submarines American ships is unust
fable The that their identities
while the The
British However, President Wilson absolutely his
Germany accountable the United States for the killing
American passengers.
United States suspending
regards its effect beeerent vitality
the effect neuln and especially when American rights and privileges
are involved
The legal RICH, buy informed German ships
That the right questioned by Britain that
does not annu it,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04

tone though
filed bubble Officials this
avail himself of the exit carefully pointed by President Wilson
and dsaow the acts the naval commanders responsible for the conduct
Germany believe
that President Wilson threatens than another she will
yield nothing military progrum
though diplomatic relations attempt repisas
Germany holds by bluff diplomacy contempt and
failure the American contentious nothing than
invitation . II fruitess debate.
The United States has maintained strict neutrality the face
hypocrisy the other has
hope of pofng by American friendship both will
sacred rights, they dare And they dare Germany
Britain have shown disregard
ncutn and blerents The present
Germany has because Germany
has committed wonton murder worthy that neither
coalition leaders has pohd military sense, disrpgadng
the law the dictates humanity
justice
invading Belgium Germany of ultimate
defeat She could i'll the time which conquer
and her the Marine followed The United States had
protest against the violation of Begums neutrality much
the easily shown
of the British Isles by German submarines wholly Ineffective
borne of Great Britain having actually
The period of greatest submarine activity BY far the number
ships sunk have been awlers (smal fishing boas and
The sinking of the ltana of military except
the aroused military against country
guilty of the horrible assassination
manner, demonstrated that the attempted star
walton of the civilian population Germany failed
of the desired result 1t stated good authority that the food supply
in Germany abundant and cheap did
destined Tor helpless non ombaanis Britain has failed justify her
that the food fighting When
many Tor distribution combaans Britain refused and thereby
her thny yelled hypocrisy Germany suspend her
refused justification crimes which
subsequently committed by the imperial navy of
United States invitation for return sanity
is understanding could
be reached and civilized methods insured.
confessed however, that the unique English blockade
unlike the blockade Ises most
though unlawful the accepted The
the recognized authority of Search
Ing The given warrant
whether
indirectly through neutral ports and whether not they contain
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04

The constantly ascending price of
copper is bound to have most salu.
tary effect IN business in Deming.
" course, ihi, i, going To take time.
~ the local effect is indirect and the
result of the turning loose of large
suns nf money for labor.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04

After seeing what happened to
Korea, China is naturally a little
hesitant about relying on Japan's
neishborly affection.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-02

Moving and hnuling Of all kinds.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Watkins
Fuel 4 Transfer Co.. phone 263-
I'D. IT,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-02
Large Cattle Shipments

Two big cattle shipments were
made from the Silver City Stockyard-
this week. On Tuesday one thousand
head of cattle from Alma wcrH ship
ped 10 j. q. Hall at Denver. The
principal shippers were Pat Holli
man. Hugh McKeen, Upton and Kelly
BROTHERS. On Wednesday another
shipment of 600 head from the Mule
Creek country was made to the same
buyer. The shippers were the s. n.
outfit and Park Brothers, The prices
in both instances were $40. $3S and
Sl3. The cattle were in fine shape.
The Pnlomas Land & Cattle Com.
pany brought another large herd of
cattle from Mexico last week which
were loaded at Hachitn. The ship
mcnt consisted Of about 1000 head.
The employees of the company have
gone back to Mexico to hiring oui
more catte-Silvor City Independent
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-02
LONE MOUNTAIN RAMCHMAM
BEING HElD WITHOUT BAIL

Harry b. johnson. the Lone Noun.
tain ranchman, charged with the
murder Of job Sayre. a neighboring
ranchman. two weeks ago. had n pre-
liminary hearing last Wednesday af-
ternoon before Justice of the Peace
D. ". Boise. of Hurley.
After the examination of several
Witnesses. johnson was held to await
the action of the grand jury. without
bond. and ordered committed to the
Grant county Jail in Silver City.
District Attorney james u. Waddil
"i Dcming. represented the state at
the hearing. assisted by Senator W.
u. Walton, Of the law firm of Wilson
n Walton Of Silver City. who ha~
been retained rs special prosecutor in
the ease. Vellacott & Fowler appear
I'd ns counsel for johnson.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-02
CATIlemem PLAN TO MAKE
DEFINING MEETING 4 SUCCESS

Cattlemen Of all New Mexico are
planning to unite in the organization
Of the New Mexico Cattle Growers
association. In addition to the New
Mexico cattiemen there were many
representatives NJ Magdalena from
Arizona and West Texas 10 attend
the conference.
A general discussion Of the by laws
Of the organization was held and the
rattlemcn's interests will be well ear
ed for by the new association which
will hold its first convention in Dem
ing next year.
The organization of all strong state
associations was urged by all of the
delegates and they are united in de-
claring that New Mexico should or
gnnize and protect herself against
the world.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-02
r. {. Galloway Santa Rita PRINCIPAL

r. Il. Galloway will be the principal
of the Santa Rita schools next year.
lie is graduate of the state normal
with the 1913 class and was recon-
mended to the school board by the
faculty of the normal school.
He has had much practical expert
enre in teaching and was principal
IF the Guadalupe county high school
before entering the state normal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-02

The following are few books that
would be of service to those interest
ed in agriculture in this part Of the
country:
General Farming
Farm Management" by Warren
published by The Mcmillan Com
pany, New York.
"Soils," by Lyon and Fippin; pub
lished by The Mcmillan Company.
Irrigation Farming
Use of Water in Irrigation" by
Samuel Fortier; published by The
McGraw-IIill Company, 800 39th ST.,
New York.
"Principles of Irrigation Practice"
by Widtsoe; published by The Mac
milan Company.
Dry Farming
DRY Farming" by Widtsoe; pub
lished by The Macmillan Company.
Live Stock
TYPES and Breeds of Farm Ami
mails by Plumb, p@blished by CHM
4 Company, Chicago, III.
Feeds and Feeding" by Henry;
published by Professor W. A. Henry,
Madison, Wis.
veterinary Studies for Agricul-
tnral Students" by Reynolds; pub
li~hrd by The Macmillan Company.
Dairying
"trcamcry Patrons Hand Book"
by the National Dairy Union. This
"n bc secured from almost any large
house.
First Lessons in Dairying,' by
Van Norman; published by the Chi
ago Produce Company. 1876 West
AXE St.. Chicago. III.
Poultry
"Produciivc Poultry Ilusbandry,"
" Lewis; published by the J. b. Lip
'"nroit Company Philadelphia, Pa.
Horticulture
Manual of Gardening" by l.. ri.
'ailey; published by The Macmillan
'ompnny. New York.
Two other good books ON horticul-
rrr. though somewhat more tcchni-
al. are!
"Principlcs of Fruit Growing" by
'allcy: published by The Macmillan
'nmpauy.
"Productive Vegetable Growing"
y Lloyd; published by the J. y. Lip
inrott Company, Philadelphia. Pa.
Bee Keeping
"'rhc ABC and XYZ of Bee Cul-
are published by the A. I. Root
'ompany. Medina. Ohio.
Entomology
Insect Pests of Farm. Garden and
'rchard," by Sanderson; published
y Wiley 4 Sons, New York.
Agricultural Chemistry
"Thc Chemistry of Plant and Ami
inl Life" by Snyder; The Macmillan
'ompany.
Many free bulletins, regarding var
rus phases of agriculture, are pub
shed by the New Mexico Agricul-
nral Experiment Station, State Col
'ge. \. NJ. and United States De-
artmcni of Agriculture. Washing
N. d. &.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-02

Dr. II. W. Armstrong, osteopathic
physician, graduate under the found
or Of the science. a. 7. Still Kinks.
vile. Missouri. will open offices in
Lordsburg next week. Notice of 10.
cation will be given later. DIR. Arm
strong is n specialist in nervous and
chronic diseases. Special attention
given to women's diseascs-Lord,.
burg Liberal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-02
DENIM Never Weary

They got tired of hearing Aristides
called the Just. You may get tired Of
hearing about the enterprise Of the
people of Deming and Luna county
hut il won't hurt to think little up.
On the latest exploit Of Luna county
in deciding on n 100000 good rond
bond issue-Santn Fe New Mexican.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-02
Deputy Game Wardens Appointed

Deputy Game and Fish Warden
camille Padilla this week appointed
the following deputies, Karl A.
Snyder. IIachita, Grant county; c.
l.. Hcdrick, Las Palomns, Sierra
county; II. o. Norris, Hope. Eddy
county; Edwin +. Schmidt of Chic
ride, Sierra county,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-02

Miss Olive Wood who has been in
Albuquerque for the past year ar
rived in Deming last week to spend
the summer with her parents here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-02

Snowdrift, perfect shortening, now
has united coupon in every pail. Save
them and get valuable prize. tf89
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-02
E0PATH
A. S. MILFORD, NJ. d.. d. O.

Graduate of the American
School of Osteopaihy of Kinks,
vile, Missouri
20i SOUTH COPPER AVE.
One Block West of Postoffice
TELEPHONE I57
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-02

ID. :. Robbins returned Tuesday
morning from Los Angeles. Califor-
MA. where he consummated a large
Lnd deal.