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The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-25
ARK kADELPHIA BUILDING
Senate Agrees to $55,OOO Appropria-
 tiOn for Federal Structure.

Washington. Feb. 24.-Senator Robinson has succeeded in having the Senate agree to an amendment to the sundry civil appropriation bill ap- propriating $55,00O for the comple- tion of the federal building at Ar kadelphia, Ark. The site was donat- ed some time ago, and through an ar engagement with the Treasury Depart ment residents of Philadelphia have paid for the drawing of plans for the building.
 If the house agrees to the amend ment, work on the building will be started at once and rushed to compile ton at a cost less than the treasury estimates called for.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-25
The Liver Regulates The Body \ Sluggish Liver Needs Care

Someone has said that people with Chronic Liver Complaint should be shut away from humanity, for they are pessimists and see through a glass darkly." Why? Because men tai states depend upon physical states. Biliousness, Headaches, Diz- ziness and Constipation disappear af- ter using Dr. Kings New Life Polls 25c at your druggist.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-25
POWER OF
 FARM CROPS DWINDLING

Washington. D. C. Feb. 25.-The Federal Department of Agriculture has just issued statement showing the purchasing power of an acre of farm crops in 1913 compared with 1909. While the price per acre of sev- eral farm crops is shown to have in creased to some extent within the past five years the gain in price has not kept pace with that of some of the necessities used by the farmer. The report shows that the purchasing DOW CT of an acre of wheat in 1909 was 9S pounds of lard while it was only S1 pounds in 1913. In 1909 an acre of wheat would buy 243 yards of cali co while in 1913 the purchasing pow CT was only ITS yards. Forty-niue hoes could be purchased with the pro- ceeds of an acre of cotton in 1909 while i've years later the buying strength has decreased three hoes. An acre of corn in 909 would buy go pounds of coffee and only B pounds in 1913. TWenty-AeveH pairs of overalls could be bought with the receipts from one acre of cotton in 1909 while the pur- chasing power in 1913 dropped to 24 pairs. An acre of wheat in 1909 would buy two more pairs of brogaQ shoes than in 1913.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-25

Both Sudan and feterita seeds are to be sent from San Angelo to Sancti Spiritus. Cuba. at the request of Hu- bert c. Smith. Cuban missionary, who spent several months there last winter. NIr. Smith says that farmers in that section of Cuba have heard of the wonders of the two crops and wish to plant some. The seeds are to be sent by T. F. Owen, secretary of the San Angelo Chamber of Com merce.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-25

The elementary principles involved in improved highways are social and domestic happiness and business eco nomics
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-25

during the same period a year ago. Shipments today were 9Sl bales, against 841 bales a year ago.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-25

The price of The Nevada News is only one dollar per year.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-25

Pig, ons, larks and cockakoos like their baths in the rain. Game birds and poultry take dust baths The common sparrow like a dry sham poo in the dust and plunge bath in the water. Reptiles soak themselv, :: elcphal is daub their calves with mud, then wash it off. says Our Dumb Ami Imals. Rhnoceroses, buffaloes- dogs, bears and tigers like to wallow; the equine tribe favor roll in the sand; eats, [ ce and their respective rela- tives lick themselves clean.
 No educational institution of any kind in Michigan which is supported in whole or in part by public money shall employ a teacher or professor who smokes cigarets, nor shall any institution grant a diploma or certi- fcate of education to anyone who smokes cigarets, according to bill introduced in the assembly.
 | The United States is now feeding the world. Five times as much wheat and six times as much corn were eX- ported from the United States in De- cember as in the same month in 1913; flour exports increased more than 6S per cent for the same period; fresh beef increased more than 12-fold, and generally the exports of "breadstuffs, |" which included practically all the l staple grains, increased five times.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22
win Pass on Armory Bonds Soon

The first move Ia secure n supreme
"'uri decision sustaining the legality
If the Dcmine armory bonds issu,
was made Monday when suit io rn
loin The state treasurer from maxim.
any Further attempts To dispose "t
III bond- was fled. II j. brought in
rame of II. II. Kelly. through Naughl
and Watson. and the petition for an
injunction wa~ accompanied by de
Gurrr hy Attorney General Clancy.
T., presenting State Treasurer Mnrron.
The demurrer wa immcdintly ~us
lHined by Judge Mrchcm in the di>
trici court and appeal to the supreme
court granted. This action was ru
d rcy formal, and final decision by
the supreme court j. expected in icw
days.
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0ddFe eIloWs Entertain

The Deming Lodge. No. Il. |. q. q. F.,
had thoroughly delightful and in
lcre~ing meeting at the Christian
church last Monday evening. ut which
limc they celebrated their annual roll
call. They had u very interesting
program aud an rlahortc banquet for
the members and visitors prcscm
After this. several interesting and in
~lrurtVc talks were made for the
GOOD of the order 4 great many
out -"f-lown visitors were present nj
ho meeting. The feature of the oc
ra~;"u was the display of splendid re
guha. artistically arranged
II 4 late hour the lodge was dhs
mi -sd and each member present wa,
nyen i hearty invitation to met with
ia, h,other- often
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22
THOUSANDS Of CATTLE CHANGE
HANDS IN DEMING STOCK pens
Spirited Buying Due Lack Of Winter
Range in Arizona and Need Of
Stockers by CattIemen Of This Sec-
iiOn: Cows and Calves in Demand

Trading at the local stockyard>
has continued briskly throughout the
week. aud thousands of cattle have
hanged hands. q. Nam of fIillsboro
purchased l.S00 head early in the
ycrk from Kline of Douglas and Gil
hri>i and Shannon of III Paso. These
.crc mostly Mexican cattle 10 he
n-cd as Stockers. Wednesday Hyatt;
Brother of Douglas sold 20 COWS
Id Hail The same day Mcdaniel
Brother of Douglas sold l60 COWS
md calves to I'd Pride. That after
noon Garland coffee oi Douglas
brought in 700 COWS which have not
rci been sold II. II. Kelly and Jim
. ~ Thursday purchased rs COWS
rom Arizona firms. Hal Kerr Thur
day shipped ~ from Arizona l65
cad al cattle. Hyatt Brothers and
Nlhrrl lludaucr purchased from var
,lt~ Arizona lnm~ 100 stockcrS 10 be
,lurci "n the Llndauer range.
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Amusement Notes

When Nuu read the Cosmopolitan
YOU ENJOY the very best IL
' he story tellcr'> art. No doubt YOU
have read the New Adventures of
Wallingford." written by one of the
aorld'~ greatest fiction writers. Geo.
randolph Chester The Cosmopolitan
has featured hi story every month
inr many ISSUES.
Manager Hui! of the Princess has
away thought that there j. nothing
iro good for Deming and has con
iracted for the very latest and best
pictures to appear every Monday at
he Princess. The New Adventures
uf Walhngford." is the latest to be-
plt ON.
Everyone knows the story of Big
lam Walingtord" and Blackie Daw.
They entertain from the moment they
fi,h "n the screen until Good Night
FLASHES ON the screen. Extracting the
'pin from the Hicks of Hickville j.
% ,cream.
Manager Hull l. being congratulated
,l hi success in securing this fine
ncture. The FL Paso theaters will
1T show this until after it has ap.
cared at the Princess.
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JOHN WILLIAMSON WAS KILLED At
DOUGLAS BY OR|Nk-CRAzED MAN
Assassin Made No Attempt to Get
Away, and When Sober Could Give
No Reason for His Act. Body Was
Brought Here, and Sent to Captain.

John williamson, AT one time a mcr
chant of Deming. was shot at Doug
la. Ari2.. at an early hour SUNDAY
loornine, diving almost Instantly The
bullet passed through hi> heart. The
body was brought 10 Dcming Mon
day afternoon by hi brother Charlie
Williamson. and was later sent 10
Captain, y NJ. for burial.
The facts Of the case a, related
here tell Of the mf rtuate mans at
Tempt To- get trlecd. Norman Mess
ngrr. u restaurant keeper. 10 brace
up after night'> carou~al and 90 To
work. The man. mad with drink.
drew u pistol and fired twice. The
first shot failed owing To defect.v,
but the second passed
.quarcly through the heart, The A.
n>in made no attempt to get away.
and, after his arrest aud when partly
cher. said he had u" recollection of
huotiug aud could give no reason foi
q hr act.
The deceased was we'll known and
.npular in Dem'ng. being member
I the Williams on Grocery Go. firm.
hirh went oni Of business some
,ulh- ago. ili- father aud mother
.rr uow resident of Hondale, and hi
rolhrr. Charlie. j. in business with
J W. Wamel AT Douglas. The widow
met the body here. and with Charles
lccompanied il 10 Captain.
The news of the tragedy was
b. hook ro this community. all expire,
ing -vmpathy with the widow. the
.erd parents aud other relative of
ihr deceased.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

LARGE CROWDS ARE EXPECTED


Governor W. e. Mcdonald will be III
Drmina to greet the Liberty Bell Nov
~. Assurance ha been given that
It Vrral troops of the Thirteenth L =.
,nyalry will b. here from Columbus
- take part IN the ceremonies attend
iug the celebration of the event. Al
The present time part of the regiment
T. away on the Texas border and il j.
rot known definatly Just how many
men viii be- able to leave the station.
The r'gimcnial band will accompany
the troops.
There j. 10 be II military parade
with rccular~ and militia in the lin,
Plans for this event are now beihg
..ad School children from every
'ait g! Lana r"unty and Grant coun
~ according to communication form
thee "unty school Supcrintcndenis of
he Respective counties. School cid
. firm other adjacent counties will
,l-o he present
The official program Tor the relr-
cation hn~ not yet been issued. but
II j. known that the day will have no
dull moments.
Npecinl ralr~ On the Santa Fc.
tern. and southern Pacific
viii be granted. This Is the last time
lhc Liberty Il will ever take trip
across the continent. il l. announced
by the councils of the City Of Phila
'lclphia. on account of the metal dds
aec" that hn~ attacked the histor-
T.. r'hr II !. g. have an undlstnr5cd
resting place IN the old state house
from which I mes sage of lib 'riy va
rang.
word ha been rrrriycd rrnm ov,r
his section Ia the country ihIt prom.
. lar" Attendance AZ the colebra-
i"n. There will be western @ports a.
sell as q military tournament. The
.,al parrr- U, i nine bie special
,rinbcr~ CARRYING interesting features
% ,hr advertising and nnw~ columns.
These numbers will bc of great in.
crest and ~houd BE- cent by ~ubscrib
'rs q friends bck home that might be
ulcrcstrd IN the Southwest.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

ARTILLERY oUELs IN TINE WEST
In, land Offered Cyprus 10 Greece In
Exchange for Aid Against Gen.
ral Expires and Turkey.

For iva .ck> the Serbs have been
nifcrr. the most stubborn resistance
Ia the avancc nf the Anstro o-tierman~
IN the north and for more than u week
he, have been lighting the Bulears IT,
a.. - 9: nn. the eastern frontier. Then
Inc hn, been broken at places and
.nnc ni their towns have bcccn cap
iHrd Il. ml from all reports. official
y Il .ihViwi,c. the progress al the ~
adcr, has moi been great.
In the meantime. French aud Brit
i,h forces are bcine landed in large
number, ot Snlonk. Some of ihe-,
have bccn engaged with the Bulear-
lnu the greatest effort of the French
aud English j. To cooperate with the
troops AT Siragciic points and along
the line "f defense to make thcirscr.
Vices count.
The British government. according
to The usually wcll-informed London
Daily Telegraph, has proiIercd to the
Greeks, the Island of Cyprus. n fer
tie Island in the Mediterranean sea
il ,irrrrr will undertake to enter the
war on the side of the allies. Greece
may be- civcn the alternative of plain
is defining her attitude in the world
conflict
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22
TWO MtXICANS HELD FOLLOWING
SHOOTING AFFAIR WEST Of HERE
Francisco Acosta and Antonio Cas-
tlIlo Accused of Killing Geronimo
Gaivan: Bail for Castillo Fixed at
$1,000. Acosta Held Without Bail.

Geronlmo Galyan, a Mexican en-
u."ycd at the Spalding camp of the
"" Mmbre, Irrigation Company, was
hot by another Mexican early Sun
day morning. and died almost IN
-'untly.
sheriff u. b. Stephens arrested
francisco Aco,ta and Antonio Gas
iiIlo. who, II appeared. had secured
-un- and gone out To look for Ger
"mmo Gnlvan, the latter having been
cen running around with a knife.
Threatening to kill someone. The
Inspected MeXicans were lodged in
the county jail.
Monday afternoon Francisco Acos.
in and Antonio Castillo appeared be
fore Judge &. {. Roger, for prehmi
larry hearing. \ number of witnesses
were examined. aud Antonio Cas-
TIL" was examined aud cross exam
ned by Prosecuting Attorney Jane,
r. Waddill. and }, ;. Naught and J
{. Watson, attorneys for the defen-
.r. Castillo testified that Francis
." Aco-a did the shooting. Both of
.he men accused were held to the
rand jury The bail of Castillo was
'iN,d az $1,000 Francisco Acosta
l- held without bail.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22
Took Four First Prizes and Three
Second Prizes on Products OF
the Mimbres Valley Country.
DemlNG WATER A GREAT HIT
crowds Stood Around Booth OF Luna
County all Day MarvelIing at the
Purity OF the Well Water.

The Drm'ng water was u grea
drawing attraction at the Luna cOun
~ booth AT the sac fair Albuquer
cue hl closed last Saturday.
Luna county scored -four first
prlzr~. and two second prizes Jo,
Stump g"l two first prize, on two
nrictic~ of sweet potatoes. u. y
,iaine~ rrceiyed first prize on pink
,ran-, and thu, Raithcl and f.. j
lirinwlck got second prizes on Oh
ioH-, Mrs. j. Il. Taylor received frsl
prize for the best silk quilt, and Mr,.
Wright Shaw scored second prizr
on flowers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

Nr. aud Mrs. f. F.. Redd ot kan~a
city Mo-. were in Dcming carley thi
week on their way home from tie
Pacific coast.
VI. \. Wolford. aud Mr.. u. II.
Wolford of FIill,born were in the cit
Wednesday.
Ni-- Texarkana Miner left the city
len Santa Rita Wedne sdav Mis- Mn
rr ,~ a trained nurse. and will he
employed in the Chino Copper Com
panv' hospital
J T., Hull of Gurher1e. Okla. cam,
~ Wednesday from Silver City Ia
remain n few days.
Nlr~. Walter Russell. who went Ia
Albuquerque last week to attend the
Rcbekah assembly. returned TO her
home Friday.
BRYAN Hubbard. who j. in the Santa
+" hospital ~ l.o, Angeles. j. report
ed improving.
W. ID. Murray and Mrs. Murray oi
Silver City were in Dcming few day
this week on their way home from the
Pacific coast.
Henry Perkins of Lower California,
who j. Interested in bees. arrived IL
the city Wednesday. and will probably
spend the winter here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

Aih the openlue ot the deer seas
..n L. .,uihcrn N.W Mexico mex;
Monday. II number Of extra game
wardcn- have been named. and u
~tric enforcement of the game laws
/, assured. The season will close
November -. The legal kill j. one
her with horns for tho season.
Under the new law hunter may 90
oul on u single expedition and kill
deer wild turkey. quail, and ducks.
The nucning of the season for wild
turkey j. October -. closing Nov
rmhcr -. The open season for quail
bcrln, October -, closing December
81.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22
OIL COMPANY TO DRILL DEEP
HOLE IN COLUMBUS FIELD

The new Columbus oil concern j. in.
cooperating under the laws of Arima.
hl''u. received notice from the New
Me>ir' Corporation Commission that
the name they have chosen ha, al
ready been used. This will not. 1t j.
lated. hold up the granting of the
rI1rter. lnd the new concern "vpects
to he selling stock in a short time.
The Columbus Oh Company ha> soll
the urrc- -ary stock Ia insure the
mixing of deep wcll The work
vlil begin within the next few days
The officers of the company are pre-
pared I" bore q well 5000 feet deep.
il thai i, necessary. The work will
be- pushed n rapidly A. is possible,
aud the results Of the test will soon be-
luowl \ - To lj-inch hole will be
drilled. The old well j. To- be atan-
duurd the hole being considered too
-mall. l. crooked. aud not cased.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

W. T.. Barnes. of the southern Pa
cil'ir Company. arrived in Deming to-
daN. Mr.. Barrc- j. collecting inform
9iion Tor q folder TO he issued by his
company advertising the communi-
,ir~ m New Mexico traversed by the
southern Pacific line. The first
,dilion of the publication will consist
Of TO- 900 copies.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22
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+ TuMls AND RED MOUNTAIN +
y <~~v <<< ~ - =

Literary society met at the Tuni,
school house Friday evening. Oct. Is.
4 large crowd attended and all report
having u good time. A Spelling
match wa participated in by all who
wishcd and Mss Orton was leader.
Miss wilkins entertained with recit
alton which was greatly appreciated
by al. Other features were good. es
p,cially the Hen Pecked" Husband.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22
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HONOALE
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Mis- Kent of Clifton. Ariz.. is
home for few days visit.
Nh-. Powell entertained ouit. a
number of her friends last Thursday
Harold Bowen, representing the Hon
dale school. was visitor at the stat.
talr at Albuquerque.
Il. ". Nrargiu was q visitor al Her
maua~ last week.
Dr Scott returned home after sew
rral months visit m Indiana.
Percy Fryer sustained quite a pain
iUi injury last week when he under
took to start the engine at the Gaming
factory. The engine back fired and
broke his right hand.
Miss Myrtle Orton has added sev-
"ral rooms to her home.
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Epworth League Banquet

One NJ The mO-i pIenSnnt S"clhT
Gatherings during the past week was
the first annual banquet of the Ep-
worth League of the Methodist Fps
copal Church. South. which took
place at the parsonage last FRIDAY
evening. The banquet was the climax
of spirited membership campaign
that lasted for two weeks. and IN
which Miss BESSIE Conner and Carl
elon Clark as captains for the tw,
competing teams secured thirty mem
bers for the chapter
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22
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: MYNDUS +
+ + + + + r I. i 1. 1. + + + + f 4.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman of FL Paso
arrived IN Myndus Wednesday and
Eill make Il their home. Mr.. Chap
mnn has been dietitian for several
iates, and Myndu, feels they are
quite an addition 10 the town. Mr..
Chapman expects 30 give numer of
lecture on dietitic,. at the school.
Mr.. and Mr.. a. H. Howard have
returned from short trip to FL
Pnso.
Misses Goebel and Myers spent
Wednesday in Myndus and both gave
Interesting talk, to the school.
Mis- Jeanette Gemoets, represent
stivc at the Myndu, school, has re
armed from the state fair AT Albu
iurrqnr, where she rrcditably distin-
uI,hed herself in domestic science.
Mr. and Mr.. Emil Grmoets are re
ioi,ing over the arrival at their home
4 a new baby hoy
The Patron Club will meet at the
-rhool building Oc'. 20. Quite an in
trrc~tlng program has been arranged.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

Il p Plomleigh, manager of the
VI mhres Valley Cooperative cream
erl. report thai they are adding q
room II by 20 feet To the present
rcamcry building Ia he used as n
boiler room. The entire equipment is
now on hands and will be installed
and ready to run in another week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

The l,h IN the IIondalr canning
factory J. about over II ha- been
- tine of great activity in our neigh
hor'nr r"mmuuIlN and We are sure
lha. al will b. glad to learn that the
promoter, found ii profitable.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

Miss Manette Myers. stat director
of industrial education. at Santa Fe.
arrived in Deming Monday to visit
the schools of Luna county. Miss
Gcebel, county superintendent of the
schools, will accompany Miss Myers
on her expeditions.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

Mr. aud Mr.. Jack Moore aud Geo.
~nauslcr Of Silvc" city motorcd up
I rom ~ Paso Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moor are visiting Mr.. Moore's
ie,cr. Mr.. Jack Goodwyn. NJ tho
Dino, hotel.
deorgc Spangler j. the agent for the
handler aud Dodge automobiles at
silver city. Mr. Morre will locate
& Silver city in charge of the me
'lanicnl department.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22
Wednesday Bridge Club

The Wednesday Bridge club met
lh'- week ut the home of Mr.. T. Il
TAYLOR on Iiemlock street. The high
- score was made by Mr., J. G
M"r After the gaines were played.
Mr.. TAYLOR served delicious
course luncheon. which was greatly
rniovcd.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

The following giit~ to the Denim.
puh'r Library have been reported:
Mrs. J. 4. Nelson of Lake Valley.
a wears file of Scribner's magazine !:
n dozen of miscellaneous magazine
by Jack GOODWIN.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

Mr.. Mary Craie of Hanover came
tu Dcming Thurs day To meet her
daughter Mrs Lester Fitzgerald. of
Douglas, Ariz. who Is stopping here.
{ " Grant of Kelley stopped over
N The CIV Wednesday on his way 10
Arizona.
DR.. ;. y. Swopc returned to Deming
Thursday from Santa Fe. where he
attended the road commission ses-
~iuns.
Joe Kline, merchant and stock
man of Douglas. Ariz.. has been in
bcming the past week
Jack dempsey and Hall Forsyth.
of the Santa Rita baseball team. Snent
Sunday IN Dcmine.
r. '. Bonar of san Marcial stop
ped over in Deming Wednesday.
Mr.. W. y. Foster returned fro RI
pa>o Wednesday. where she has been
with her husband Mr.. Foster is in the
Pass City for medical treatment.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22
Ladies' Social Circle

The Ladies' Social Circle of the
Presbyterian church will meet Thur b
day afternoon at the home of Mr..
I 7 York on Pine street.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

There mo, much doing in II social
way q al Of the farmer, are har
.euunP aud making ready to GO on
III u Annual hunting expedition Al
lhou.h ihr weather ha. been perfect
is Glorious. u frost last week spoiled
mnuy tons of tomatoes.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22
Week End Bridge Club

The Week End Eridgc club will
meet today with Mrs. II. q. Bush on
Pine street
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

j. f.. Carroll of Los Angeles. Cal.
whn i interested in mining al Cooks.
returned from trip to hi mines
Tuesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

Sunday school was well attended
~ were present. Prayer meeting
was participated by nealy all present
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

Our drcpc>, sympathy goes out to
the widow and parents of Mr.. John
William On who met hi death in
Ari2nna.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22
lola ITEMS
1. r 1. i. 1. i. 1. 1. !. i. !. !. i.

Mr.. aud Mrs. ". Farmer are the
proud parent, OF q baby girl. ",
wish lhr Young lady a long, happy life
aud he parents much joy with their
daughter.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

20lh Granulated sugar and Bib hes
Pcahrrry Coffee. 5000 Spot Casl
Store.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

Mr.. and Mr.. clay Holland re
turned from FL pnso on Wednesday
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

j :. Williamson and Charles vii
hanson returned from Captain Wed
,a.day. where they accompanied the
body of J. II Williamson for bunal
I harles Williamson will he IN the city
,verai days before returning to
douglas Anz. Hi father deppred
\ Hondaie Thursday morning