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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-05-13
EVANGELICAL NOTES

Because of the serious illness OF
the Presiding Elders son the pastor
has been asked to conduct the quar-.
terly meeting at the Noble church
near Griswold next Saturday and
Sunday. Hence there will be nc
preaching services either morning OF
evening.
The Sunday school will meet al
10 o'clock. Last Sunday Mems
Bible Glass was organized. This is q
step in the right direction. We would
urge all the men to join this class.
Preparations are being made fol
Children's Day. Let parents and
children cooperate in this matter.
Because of the pastors absence
the Ross Sunday school will meet al
10 O'Clock. Please notice the change
of time. Prayer service conducted
by the class leader will follow the
Sunday school.
Clinton Smith Pastor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-05-13
DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH

Services this evening at s o'clock.
School Saturday morning at 500
o'clock.
Sunday school Sunday morning at
$3.50. Services with Communion
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Ser
vices Sunday evening at O'Clock.
Meeting Tuesday evening with Mr..
j. X. Jensen at o'clock.
j. p Christensen, Pastor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-05-13
TAKING STATE EXAMINATIONS

The girls of the Normal Training
Glass of the Audubon high school are
taking their state examinations this
week. Upon successfully passing this
examination, state teachers certifi-
cate is issued which entities the hold
er to teach in the public schools of
the state
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-05-13
SCHOOL PROGRAM POSTPONED

On account of the weather the
program at Cameron No. 6 will be
given Friday evening May IA. County
Superintendent Ella M. Stearns ex-
poets to be present. Admission ten
cents. Alice Hester, Teacher. 1871
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-05-13

TINS year we
have adj de d
IA per cent TO
their average
thickness-all
pure rubber.
And our
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-05-13
14% Heavier

Goodyear Laminated Tubes
are extra heavy. They have
always outworn any tire. But
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-05-13

Whatever tires you use. get
Goodyear Tubes. They will
outlast your tires. save you
leaks and trouble. They will
also convert you to Goodyear
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-05-13

ortifie d
Tires. built by
the same high
standards.
Any dealer
will supply
you. (97s)
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-05-13

An Extra man, and it wasn't ]. B..
j. either, lost his Ford under pecul-
lar circumstances last week. He left
the car standing in front of the First
National Bank while he did some
trading. In the meantime a farmer
came along and tied his dog to the
machine. The dog thought someone
had tied tin can to his tail and
started home on the run. The car
was finally located and except for a
sore spot on the dogs tail. every
thing appears to be all right.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-05-13
Always Gray

Goodyear Laminated Tubes
are not colored. They are gray
the natural pure rubber color.
Color requires a large percent.
age Of mineral adulteration.
And minerals hold heat. a
Tubes worst enemy.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-05-13

Tube prices this year are re.
duced 20 per cent. So these
layer Tubes, extra-thick,
now cost about the same as
others.
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Fresh Offensive by TeuiOns Probah
y TO be Directed Against The
hnglO-Frenc! or Russians
KAISER VISITS THE EmPERQa
Ansiria'S Attempts al Peace by the
Way Of the Vatican. Said 10
Have Caused the Journey

l."ndon. Dec. J. The belief that
the British shoulders, were ,lronn
rrou"h {" hear whatever burden th,
war lmr"-cd upon them. and that all
cla-~rs would gladly incur the sac
rilirc> which they were called upon
/" make. Wa expressed by Premier
\ .puilh.
The rrcmirr'~ EXPIRE, ion ol con
lidrnrr Va- voiced before repre-.
.rrlatiou from lh labor conference
Uhch Il -cmblcd lo consider the best
mrau- "f outstanding the national
resource and encouraging ~irirt
rrunumN.
Military events IA the Balkans ar.
apparently IN u iran~it"ry stage and
may preface auolhcr German often
-rr. nm whether thi- viii he made
a.l.n+i all that remain, OF Ser,
"a, nr ngalu-, the Ru>iau- should
ih,N iamch q nattarh against Bnl
earia from the east, the present ii
uallon gives nc indication.
The real oblrcr ol Emperor WI
liam visit +" Vienna was io put u
stop &" efforts Austria j. making. by
uoau- Of uceol'aiion~ through Mad
lid Wl'h lhr Vatican to- obtain ep
cFrc rr," wlth the puaduplc Gu
irulr.
Secretary Lansing announced yc-
lerday thai memheis of the peace
party planma io sail ON the slips
chartered hy Henry Ford will not be-
alvcn pas. port, Ia bclligcrcnt count
no. hr only /" the nDutrd ~laic-
IN Europe.
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W. T. Phillips Is Dead

". 7. Phillips, Nr.. died at hi home
about five miles from llondalc On
Nos, mhrr - lii funeral was held
No.rirLrr 20 at the home. the Rev.
" + 'oulkr- conducting the service
The J. A. Nahoney undertaking
establishment had charge of the ar.
rmecurnl-. Burial was made in the
local cemetery.
NJ Phillips wa- Mis-our by
bnh, hui came lo rcXa-. aud later
here 800 lo0S. Tie wa = m.mbcr of
the Baptist church. lie j. survived
by eleven children. hi, daughter, be
my Mr.. T.. j. Brrnwick aud Mis-
Nlirr Phillips of llurdalc. Mr.. W.
T.. Berry Of Drming. aud Mr.. j. VI.
Horn. Ill. SONS are ". T. Phillips,
ir., CLYDE and doe Phillip.
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Cooperative Institution Opened Is
Doors Tuesday Tor First Ti.ae.
Has Besl OF Equipment
FARMERS SUPPORT NEEDED
Enterprise is Sure of Success il the
Farmers VIII Furnish Plenty
0i Go0d Clean Milk

The Mimhrc~ Valley Cooperative
trcamcry opened Tuesday NJ about
30 the usual Time for "pcniu" lhe
d""r,. The factory has ia newest
improved butter maxim. machinery.
The Jensen Cream l,ipcncr aud
l'nslcurizcr thoroughly destroy all
foreign baclcra IA the cream: and
the Perfection churn j. capable of
lurnin" nul 80 pound OF butter at
= time, and than amount can he
charmed two az three times - daN ~
that the total churning capacily t.
somewhere near 2.00U pound oi hul
ter day.
The management viii take cream
~ small amounts a. iva COW uutt,.
rlc main thing noW - for the laim,
cr- Ia stand by the creamery aud IL
-ulrpNr II by furnishing cream.
The management pay for cream dr
hv,red every lwo weeks
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lT is UNLAWFUL TO PURCHASE.
UNIFORMS WORN BY SOLDIERS

Far FEAR that ."mc Denim. rlilzcn~,
nlphi purchase uniforms ar equip
mcnl from nilrd State ~oldicr- who
have no ri.hl 9" -rlI them. the fol-
lowing portion Of Section -. the
anne ~ Revised Statutes jI3G. ni
the Federal Penal Code at 1910. re-
Eating 10 the presenting Of false
claims. Is published:
And whoever shall knowingly pur-
chase ar receive in pledge for any
'Ei"Ill"n &" ndebtedno- from
anN soldier. officer sailor. ar other
person called into or employed in tie
military ur naval service. any arms
equipments. ammunition. clothes, mil
iiary >lora-. or other public property.
whether furnished To the soldier. sail
ar ar officer. ar ncr>on. under
cl"lhin. allowance ar otherwise. Snch
soldier. sailor. officer. ar other per
son mot having the lawful r.hi u
pledge ar sell the same. shall be fined
n"l more Than five hundred dollar.
aud imprisoned not more than two
year~."
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COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY A SUCC, IS
larrc Numbers From Over County
Interested in Sunday School Work
Attended Sessions Held in Local
Churcnes, A. 3 Daniels, President

The Luna rounlv sunday Schnol
Institute, which Was held in Demlng
ia~l saturday and Sunday. was ear
ried "ui IN accordance with the pro-
gram previously published The -rs-
-ion- were attended by an unusually
larer wnhmrr ui pcrson, Interested
IA sunday school work. SUNDAY
.-~'sh-lg per-an- wcrN unable iu Sc
saturday was taken up in addres-e,
on the subjects oi "rhc Need, OF
our Sunday Scho"l-." commencinn
Wlh devotional services led bN tn
Rov. Thradorc l'ldli. The lO-mmutr
lalk by the member of the institute
were very much appreciated.
fh' -ubioct of the Edw. u. Ralry'-
Character En'ldne Force IN The
Community was greatly enjoyed at
Saturday rvcnin. session. Sun
day afternoon the addresses "f Mr-.
T. Z. Peterson. the Rev. r.. &. Meek.
rr aud the Rev ". T.. Foulk- ne
tncd the program. sunday night
lur ubIrrt ot the lU-miuutr talk-
WU- The Purpose ul the Hhlr
Nrho"l," when the Rev. f. G. Mur.
-gu the Rev. =. Il. Mcclure, III,
R.v. Tcadorc PIal', and the Re-. IT,
7 Nlichclmorc entered into '' DIS
u--inn. The Rev Kern 90. The
Na orcuc church poke 10 w wnty-
,r student. "a the Spanish lam
rugr
The Rev. Ralr,'- ruas su. 10
Doe effect that pr"-pcrt, 900 hI.m
'ur the fWur ailh"u.n lh, r-'i-
.nj, H. not Vet making IT, cyr.u-cs.
N a. Daniel, Wu, elected pr.--
.dru, OF the institute lo nll the um-
',prrd term Of ". T.. Holt. resign.
'd The other officer, uuld over
luu April, when another meeting
vail b. held.
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Death of Fl0ry Boswell

iipy Bowel. son Of r s. b..
HriL iamtuu oi the eradc -,huI.
budding. died 80 hi home on 2r.
avenue Yesterday nt about noon.
lie Wa, tiiicc. ycar- old. and n Il
been III for about . year. I'll, pat
"ri came here from Missouri ~c,ri
81 mouih- a"o tor their som health
The funeral will be held today at %
o'r.ock ~ the afternoon from tn,
huN-ru undertaking establishment
and ne Rev rhcadnrc Plat WI
"uu.lu"i lhr service. Hurih viii u,
r be irr;l cemetery.
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". T. Archer was called to Sun
#oi, fr'as. Wcdne day on account
pi ihc u"u lllh.ss of hi father,
i"hn \Icher.
4. \. Been pr II l'a-o was in the
,ily the first of the week. returning
iun." Wednesday.
JDhn i'r"Vn 81 Hurley wa in The
cltv Nrdnr iay on businrs-
" j. Cullen. landscape architect "f
I,n,rr, tol"., arrived here Wed
D, day "a hook over the town.
Mr. aud Mr.. {. II. lester arrived
N IjrmIng Wednesday aflrrno"n. re-
lurninn from Chicago
4. t. johnson ni Silver city stop.
ped over in the city Monday an hls
way h. talifornia.
MrNiran frran"ln. Tnlly. Scafoam
ki~~,,. Peanut Brittle made IN
lbcmlnp Rp-~cr Drug Go.
y. +. Locke nr Miami, Ariz.. WAS
in Dcning The iir~l of the week.
T.. pr~tcrhuul of. llondalc WA in
he city Wcdnr day with u load of
bans.
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GUADALUPE N. PASOS IS HELD FIR
ALLEGED MURDER Of f. GIRON. IR.
murdcr is Said 10 Have Followed an
Argument Over Mexican Politics:
Slayer Gave Sell up. and After
Hearing Bond Fixed at $4,000

Francisco Girou Wa shot and
Ailird sunday afternoon hy Guada-
'HIr VI. pa-o-. nl the laricr'- house
IN the MrNlran quarters. After the
kiilm" Pn-"- went tn the ial ,uu
gave h'm-clf up ln f.. {. Tabor. the
Inllcr, admitting the -hooliue. II 's
SAID. hu claiming hc shot Gcr"n be-
raus' he feared that he was getting
e., inimlaic with IN. fa.o'., wife.
Francisco Gir"r wa abou' ,mri,
year old. and was employed by the
contracting firm of Samicls aud Son
IL labnrrr. \ t"lt uutomalir -
calihrc steel jacket bullet entered
h face near the mouth, and passed
through In head and came out be-
mnj hi ear
judge I. {. Roger, hc'd au inquest
over the body at > o'clock Sunday
allrrnoou aud the verdict rriurnci
W.T. thai Franri>c" Nir"n came H.
hi- dcn.h from u eun>h"t wound Ut
the hands of Guadalupe Pa,os.
Mr.. rn-"- ii J. claimed, Wa asleep
uo' far from where Gcron wa- killed.
sud did not hear the shot.
Prosecuting Attorney Jane, H.
Waddll' tlcd the complaint charging
pa.u- with murder. The Preliminary
hcarine came up Tuesday morning.
aud after examining the witnesses.
JUDGE Rn.rr. fixed Pa-o7' hail At
,5.Uun tud he j. held 10 await he
irjlun al the Grand lmV.
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Capt C. II. kilpatric Dead

Capt e. II. kilpatric. go years old,
II pioneer resident of Noeolon. died
at hi home there Monday morning
of heart failure. Capt Kiipatric had
hrrn connected with mining at Moc"
l"n for quarter of century.
Dick Eislc aud j. (. Siroup were
arrested Monday hy Marshal j. &.
Tabor, "n charge made hy neputy
Sheriff |. II. McCarl of Grant com.
~. of larceny of some house furnish
lng> IN - mining camp on the Gila
nrrr. The Two were taken Ia Silver
cay Monday niehi. Surprise over
the chargc ha~ been expressed here.
aud The hope h. that u mistake has
been made.
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Mrs. Clara Poll Died

Mr. Clara Poll. wife nf William
rull. died Sunday al : u. m.. at her
home about four milc- west nf town.
Of heart failure. She WA only III
about twenty four hours. Ihongh at
one time -hc had suffered - slight
attack at paralysis.
Mr.. poll wa about liltv six
YEAR old and the family have lv Il
here about -four wears. Beside her
husband. she i survived hV y
dau.htrr and son. She wa high
~ respected hy the whole commnn
itv, aud her funeral Tuesday nom
Ug ~ her hom" was larecly attend
ed. The Rev. II. T. Nitchclmorr.
n--i~lrd hv the Rev. ". t.. Funlkc-.
.upducrld the services. Mr. Y. :.
llili-. Mr.. J '. Srhurtz. and Mr..
Ed F"ulh ~un" appropriate hymn-.
4 solo entitled. "Ah'd" With Me-
Wa -me hN Mr., Fonlk,. The tun.
crni arrangements were under the
rhur.c "l W {. Raw~on. Burial
VIZ ~ the local cemetery.
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TIE LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
TEAM CLOSED SATISFACTORY SEASON
Breaks Even as to Games, Though
Several Battles Were With Insti-
tutions Out Of Preparatory Glass,
Defeated Clifton High School.

The Dcming High School football
team closed the season on Thank
giving day with victory of 80 lu
v. The season was Il most success
tul one IN spite of the great handi-
caps encountered. The first game
was with picked local team, the
high school losing. The second one
was with FL paso High School Oct.
y. aud resulted IA II score Of ~ 100
IN favor of FL Pa>o. The third guluo
was on the local field with the State
College Oct. l6 Thescore was 4 ia
nothing IN favor of Deming. The
fourth game wa with the Silver Citv
Normal school, and the score II to
" m favor of the normaiteS. The
NTH game was played with the FL
PaSo High School Nov l3. and the
score was o To u. The sixth game
was the last one and was played ON
Thanksgiving day.
The local high school team has
Just broken even. losing two games,
'ylne one game, and winning two.
The defeats were at the hands of
cams from larger institutions who
greatly outweiehed them. While the
'ark field graduates this year. the
Deming team has practically their
whole line left for next season. A
number "i promising men who were
'rh~ Tins year will take the places
# the graduates next year. The
)cming High School football team
'Npect> 10 have a mosl promising
'ca>on next year.
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Judge Mecrem Ha!i; Covrl

Judge VI. {. Mech ~, u. :al Srv.
er' Judicial District, came from
S'"orro county Wcdn .Jtv Ia bold
hearings in chambers in place Of
Judge Colin Nebletl. of the Sixth
Judicial District, who was called TO
Virginia Il few weeks ago on account
"l the serious Illnc-> of his mother.
Judge Mcchem expects To take care
Of any urgent business that nav
arse during the absence of Judge
Ncblrtt.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03

G. W. Brown of Dragon, Ariz..,
arrived in Demine Sunday evening.
He l. u cattleman here on business.
+. r.. Piper. an engineer at Santa
Rita. wa IN Dcming Sunday.
.Inde. l. &. Little of Globe. Ariz..
stopped over in Deming Wednesday
on hl> return from Silver CITY, where
he transacted some legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barrett of
Colorado stopped over in Demine on
their way To visit friends at Miami.
Ariz.. Wednesday.
J. T.. Coomb> of Silver City was in
Deming Saturday.
Tom j. Graham of Las Cruces was
a Sunday visitor in the city.
Mrs. q. q. Oakley of Fort Bayard
was in the city Saturday.
Robert L.. Morton of Weiser. Idah..
aud brother of DIR. +. Z. Morton
arrived in the city Monday.
Max X. Levy of San Francisco
was in the city on business yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. s. Kerr motorcd
to Fl Paso this morning to attend
the automobile show.
The bazaar and chicken supper of
the Christian church will be held
Friday. December 10 in the church
building.
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Three Years For Forgery

The trial "i Charlie Harris. who
was arrested Sept. - 10y Marshal q.
{. Tabor ou complaint ot :. A. Cos.
charged with having forged an order
Tor cash 10 Mr. Cox IN the name oi
Mr.. Wade llrrror. the amount bcil y
rli, came mp Wednesday hcfor,
JUDGE Mech.m. Ilarri, pleaded
guilty I" the charge. and ludec
Nrrhrm sentenced him Ia serve three
Ncar~ in the pcnlicutiaN. The SEN
tcnrr was aftcrwurd commulrd {,
r"nr month in the county iail.
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MRS. JOHN R0SEB0R0UGH,SR.
DIED SUNDAY AT MYNDUS

Nr- Rachel Gi-t Roscborough.
wife ui John Ro,cborough, ST., died
g M,ndu- a, > o'clock %. M. last
Nvnday al pneumonia She was i2
wears Old Besides her husband. she
/. survived by Il daughter. Mrs. II. {.
Dyer of II pa>". and two sons. john
Ro~ch"roueh, ir,, of Myndu>, aud
Joseph Ro>chorongh of Dem,rl.
Mrs. Roschoroueh's funeral was
held Monday morning at 1890 o'clock
at Mahoncy', undertaking establish
mrnt, the Rev. HUGH T. Mtchclmore
conducting the service. Burial was
made in the local cemetery.
Mr.. Roseboroueh wa, well and
very tnvornbly known in this section.
aud her friends ION with her bcreav-
ed reli,iveS in sorrow at her death.
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Jolly Five Hundred Club

Mrs.. Henry Raithcl entertained the
jolly Five Hundred Club yesterday
afternoon at her home. Mr.. Raith.
rl served dainty refreshments at !
o'clurk. The members of the club
are: Mrs. Henry Ralithcl, Mrs..
Henry Hall, Mr.. Everett Wells. Mr..
w. j Moran, Mrs. Arthur Raiihel,
Mrs, Tom Green Upton. Mrs q. vii.
ham> Rutherford, Mr>. William
Wcll~, Mr.. +. +. Morton. and the
N-~c~ Katherine Wamcl, Dorothy
Duff, and Faye McKcyc,.
Mr-. Frank W Dodge came up
from IL Pa.o this week io Join her
husband. who l. with the Wells Fargo
Company here They have rented the
Stevens cottage ON Iron avenue.
II q. Bush of the Deming Lumber
Company returned Ia Dcming Tues
evening from u three weeks viSi, To
the Pacific coast.
j. l.. Morrc "f the |. &. :. left the
city Wednesday morning for Miami.
Ar'2., "n business trip. lie will re
turn in about ten days.
+ =
Mrs. Bertha kiddcr. who has been
spending several weeks in the city
visiting Mrs. T. VI. Ochrhn. returned
to her home in Silver City Wednes
day.
The J. \. Bridge Club met Monday
evening with Mis- Katherine Wamel
~ her home on Pine street The
guests of the club were Mrs. II. q.
Bush and her sister. Mss Mae Leon.
ard. Mis- Clara Wright made the
highest score. After a pleasant cv-
cniug at bridge. Miss Wamel served
a Il hehiiul chatting dish luncheon.
DIR. Janet Reid made a short busi-
ness trip to II Paso this week. She
reached there Tuesday and returned
to Deming Wednesday morning.
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Southwestern Valuations Increased

Santa Fc-Thc vi pa-n and South
western railroad system has been
raised -. l.523.000 by the state tax
commission This wa. announced
Monday by the commission here aud
tie southern Pacific ha, also been
raised S.l1.33O hy the tax comm, -
sion.
The rai,t on cattle la New Mexico
amount Ia $3.50 head and rs il D.
estimated that there arr 900. 900
head of cattle in the state. this will
mean &3.550,000 more added to the
tax rolls of the state.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03
Sr,ia iCircl q

Ihv iadir-' Social Circle ut 3.
Hr -hNirrlm church met yr~trrda ,
.iI,moou with Mrs. j. q. Kerr ,u
PEN" .trcct Aiior The bu,iuc-- vr.
Transacted. -ociul hour was r.Io,
rd. ,lr-. Ncir served dainty be
.r,-H cnt~.
V A. Hodges. vino 8. cmplo,. q
:, ,h Natkln- Fuel and Tran 9 .
tmnr'nN, ha~ rccoy,rcd -u'ficir
FROM aa attack oi the grip a~ j.. hu
able To- leave the hpcui hospital.
NJ. Melissa Olcott rcccully u,,
1880 .tr- 81 fruit 80 the lural .. ..
.IH..
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03

Mr. aud Mr.. NJ. w. Thompson of
Espanola were in Deming for n few
day> this week. Mr.. Thompson wa.
looking after the sale of a ear of an
ples.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03

triiN NairnbcreDr. who met with
an a", ideni Thank GIVING day wet
of The r'l} when the Van Meter
tenn 'Un away with him. j. report
eel O." hc improving at the Deming
i.adIr- Hospital.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03

\ number nl llondalc men attended
ii" I.nueharl auction Tuesday. They
rcr" + T. innhall Ed j. Rernwick.
" VI Gre"ory Leroy Hon, \. b.
NaiLer. rh"mae S,arlc. and other,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03

HAVE PLENTY OF the FUNDS
Possibility OF Being Unable TO GET
Troops and the Band halts the
Committee Arrangements

The merchants u! Dcming Irc
planning l-day carnival. Nov. -: -,
-, -. and -. Ther. Hll he fonr
day al ira~ting. sports. and other
holiday culc fulnmc t meet u,
Nn- held last Thursday evening 81,
tI Adclpn club. hlch time '
i'oirh, MARS Nor' rsu-. aud ~
llauui.au Vet" appointed commit
O., ." rai-' D.. funds and arrany,
q prugram / he fart. were 81 -
available and the main features of
the program have been decided ON.
\. lhc troops aud the band on the
border are necessary IN the celc-
braiiuu, lhc committee ha- hc~itated
about announcing anything but ten
lnliNr arrangements. With the un-
settled conditions along the Arizona
border, ii - almost impossible for
cot Slorum to make definite promis-
60 al this time.
The committee has decided on
two blg barbccur- and municipal
Christmas tree ~ the central fra-
lures ot their plans. The CHRIST
mas tree would he placed in the pub
he square and appropriate cere-
monte, held around 1t Oh Chri i-tma ,
,,". Ol curse, there Niil hc horst
I9uag. military oIms.c.t ropr..
and Held meet. III. committee Is
O. rummnri"ah, VI Coi >ldomG. /
and vi. be- able To announce it, plans !
I,r AT ap '"rA ',e
'.n.ag Lodge = = .rtr,
officers u"nl %. l-l /
ow-: Herbert u. r.H,.. ". NJ. \.
D Tyler, s. W Jamc, Smls,d. /
J. w.; y g. RoIich, trca,drcr' l.dw
',naington, secretary.
Mr.. Robert Conley of AbuQucr-
luc came To Dcmina Tuesday to Join
Ter husband
\. j barracks. who recently came
icrc with hi~ family from Ander.
un, Ind. ,o -peud the winter. ha~
'culod the Julius RoSch place on
i"ld avenue Mr>. Jessie Layne will
side with her parents while they I
cmulu here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rogers Wade of
Tyrone are visitors in the city.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03

+. ii. Delaney of Hurley was a
week END visitor in the city.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03

llomc- made candies made IN
Deming. on sale AZ Ro-ser'-.
II, - Sea Foam Kiss. For Sale
at Rosser's.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03

". J. frcgi Of Dragoou. ARR. ar
rived one bcmine Sunday. He has
heen ~ at the Baker hotel since ar.
rivine.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03

Bishop and Mrs. T. J. Garland of
philadelphia are visitors in Dcmine
Zen Tiiu- returned to Deming Tues
day night from busine>, trip to san
Francisco, While there be- met his
friend. Peter Wiener. who plans to
return to III paSo in n short time.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03

Fresh home made candies at Ros-
SER.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03

T. n .Twiliy of Hondale was in
Deming Wednesday with n load Of
dressed pork.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03

MIR. and Mr.. \. ". Pollard made
q pleasant automobile trip To III paso
They reached their destination sun
day and rciurucd "Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j. q. Nor was their guest on
the trip.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-03

The infant son al Mr.. and Mr..
James llerreu died Tuesday morning
~ their home in the Rahb rnoming
huu-'. The funeral -rryicc- were
held dWcncsday morning IT the
Rawson undertaking parlor>. Rev.
Theodore Plat conducting the ser
vices. Burial was made in the
Mountain View cemetary.