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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09
RUSSIANS PUNISHED

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 9.-The Petro-
grad Reich reports that the command
er and the first officers of the Russian
cruiser Schemtschug, which was sunk
by the famous German sea rover. the
Emden, in the harbor of Penang, have
been severely punished by court
martial. The captain was sentenced
to three years and the first officer two
years Imprisonment for criminal care
lessness. They will not be able to
enter the navy again, unless the Car
pardons them.
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Masonic Calendar

Saturday, Oct 9-Richmond Lodge
No. 1876, f. & A. M. Called meeting
Work in the Fellow Craft Degree
commencing at o'clock.
Tuesday, Oct 12-Richmond Lodge
No. 1876, F. e A. NJ Called meeting
Work in the Master Mason Degree
Refreshments.
Wednesday, Oct. 13-Webb Lodge
No "a, F. & A. NJ. Called meeting
Work in the Master Mason Degree
Friday, Oct. liking Solomon s
Chapter, No. 4, R. A. NJ. Called
meeting Work in the Mark and Past
Masters Degree.
Saturday, Oct. 16-Loyal Chapter
No. 40, o. E. S. Stated meeting.
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otals -. 927 961 957 1906
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ACCEPT CHESTER
[Continued From Page One.]

heard recently in regard to the Ches-
ter pike l want the public and tax
payers to know why l did not sign
an affidavit for the acceptance of the
road. 1t is said there have been hard
feelings between Mr.. Foster and my
self. If there has been, l know moth
ing of it. l simply refused to sign
because the road was never finished.
Il was over the road with Mr. Pea
cock, Commissioners Anderson, Dodd-
ridge and Linderman. l showed them
all the defects. They said they would
hold back $3.50 and have the con-
tractor finish the work. There has
been nothing done except dumping
seven loads of coarse crushed rock,
placed in places on the road and in
the bitches. l have been over the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09
.TTA|NS RIPE AGE

BERLIN, Oct. 9.-In her castle at
Sayn, near Neuwied, the Princess
Leonilla of Superintendent has just
celebrated her one hundredth birthday
anniversary. Despite her great age
the princess, who was an intimate
friend of Empress Augusta, the grand
mother of the present German en-
peror, is in the best of health. She
is able to read without glasses and
daily takes long walks in the park of
her castle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09
LICHTENFELS LOSES
ALL GAMES IN ROW

Last night was a disastrous occa-
sion for Lichtenfels Haberda shers for
the Vogue five met them on the City
alleys and just walked away with all
three games.
Vogue had a handicap of 100 and
without it would have been swamped.
The summary:
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road with the officials three times.
The commissioners and engineer
knew as we'll as | know the road has
never been finished / want them
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By McManus

to tell why they paid any Of the re-
serve until the road was accepted by
the superintendent and engineer as
the specifications read"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09
SEEDING five wins
3 STRAIGHT GAMES

The Seeding team sprouted at the
"Y" last night taking three straight
from Kentucky All of the games were
closely contested and while there were
no sensational scores, most of the
boys rolled consistently. The sum-
mary:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
hcavy Guns Batter Road Through
Hordes Of Russians Defending
Great Gallclan Stronghold.
AVENGED DEFEAT AND LOSS
Reports lniicate That Turks Would
Like to Let Go Mold on Besleg-
ed 0ardaneIles Fortresses.

Przcmysl has been reclaimed b,
Auslrin. Official announcement wa
made at Vienna that the great Cali
Elm fortress. won by the Russians II
weeks ago after long struggle. hat
been rccaptured.
With Przemysl in their hands. tn,
Auslrians and Germans have con.
rlndcd the first phase of their new
Galician campaign which was launch.
ID in the drive from Cracow.
Dispatches from the Austrian from,
In Vienna indicate that the attacking
forces relied largely on their heavy
Guns, which they have used effective
~ all through their advance across
ialicia.
These dispatches say the Russians
had removed men and supplies from
Przcmysl in anticipation of its fall.
"nd that they considered il not i'm
probable they would lose Lcmberg
n~ well.
Rumania aud Russia apparently
have been unable Ia compose their
differences concerning an adjustment
"f the Rumanian boundary lines. Ru-
entrance is said nnofficially
I" he conditioned on such IN agree.
mcnt. A Milan dispatch states that
King Victor Emanuel of Italy has Of
fcrcd his services as intermediary be.
tween these nations.
Andrew McCurdy passed through
the city Monday en route To the Sill.
v'r City normal. Mr.. McCurdy has
be en retained in the Carrizozo school.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
MADE IN U. s. A." SALE At
n. N0RDHAUS & SONS CO.

The II. Nordhaus and Sons Com
pany joined retailers in almost ev-
cry city in the country IN an effort
!" induce buyers IT merchandise Ia
ask for American made goods. The
effort is cooperative with an organi-
>ntion among u { women oi the coun-
try engaged in the put,iai effort
Of enlistinr million wonrn. rlcdeod
to buy only "NIadc in {. : A."
aoods. The most prominent social
leaders IN Official Wnehingion are
hrl.ind the proicc!
The following is summary of the
lrgumcn'. advanced by he league
in favor of buying goods hearing the
label:
''Few people seem to realize the ef-
feet the European war is having and
viii have on the commerce of the
United States.
quite number of prominent writ
crs have stated this great war q
commercial war pure and simple.
Only few days ago man Of inter
national renown stated that this war
had To come, that il vs. q battle for
supremacy between England and
Germany and was to come sooner or
later. that the strain was TO terrific
there was certain to be brenk.
Fright at this time the nations Of
the world have come to realize the
magnitude and strength of the United
States of America. They are forced
10 buy from Us now. The people of
South America are clamoring for our
goods"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
ALFALFA GROWERS MEET TO TALK
OVER LOCAL MARKET CONDITIONS
Monday at Court House Farmers De-
clded Not to Compete with Low
Prices Of Nieghhoring Districts and
to Pin Their Faith to Feeding.

\ small crowd uf farmers met N
the county court house last Monda,
evening to talk over the proposed or
ganiya;ion of an alfalfa growers a-
socintion. II was finally decided {,
handle the sale of alfalfa this season
through the office of T. ID. South
worth. county agriculiurist. The
meeting followed an offer by some
of the copper camp officials To take
nll the first-clasS hay raised in the
Mimbres Valley ut the price of the
product in the Salt River valley and
the Mesilla valley plus th" freight
from thos" points. The Mimbrc>
Valley farmers find that the farmers
of the valleys mentioned are making
little, and possibly no profit. ut the
rrices which they obtain. Seven and
eight dollars u ton is not uncommon.
{. u. b. the point of origin. The 10
cnl farmers do moi believe that. even
with the advantage of the freight
rate, they can make reasonable prof
lis by the sale of alfalfa. The feeding
If the product to stock offers such
- more attractive profit that the sale
This year nj the price mentioned j.
n'endcd 10 be- the last. The alfalfa
ana other forage must be- consumed
an the farms where they are crown
1 reasonable return j. to be- cx-
acted.
j. B. Gilchrist of the q q : ranch
vas IN the valley recently io buy fat
hogs. While they found great many
swine on the farms. only twenty
i've head were found that were fat
rough for meat. This only empha-
-'zrs the great need for feed crops.
-ilos. and more live stock. Even in
the areas of abundant rainfall the
T. ding Of stock is preferred To grain
farming. and under irrigation there
j. no doubt but that live stock must
h" fed, il the farmers are Ia become
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
W. q .Bansamer Of Fl Pnso was in
Deming Monday.

W. q .Bansamer Of Fl Pnso was in
Demine Monday.
]. F. Cleveland Of Silver City was
= Demine visitor Monday.
d. NJ. Pryor of the NAN ranch
was in Dcming the early part of the
week.
II. n. Strickler of Hcndale has
tested ont u new well which furnishes
abundance of water.
Rev. A. II. p. McCurdy is here
from San Antonio, Texas for two
weeks.
+. r. Twitty has planted nine acres
Of tomatoes while many of the farm
crs have less acreage. all Of which
will 20 to the Hondale canning fac
tory.
James :. Carroll is in the city from
Los Angeles, visiting James III. Ira
cy. Mr.. Carroll was a Deming pio-
neer aud the old-timers will remem-
Der him.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04

Miss May and Miss Wright went
10 California Tuesday.
G. G. Armstrong departed for
Douglas Monday night.
". f. Barnes Of the Southern Pa :
cifc Company was in Dcmine Mon
day and Tuesday from Tucson an one
of his periodical visits. Mr.. Barnes
expects to he in Deming again in n
few days.
F. s. Fisher Of the Fairbanks
Morse Company at Albuquerque was
in the city the latter part Of last week
10 attend the opening of the New
Mexico Implement Company in their
rev quarters In the Clark block on
Gold avenue.
A. F.. Kohler. New Mexico publicity
agent at San Diego. and Mrs. Koehl-
er. were in the city today On route to
Silver City. Mr.. and Mrs. Koehler
were very recently married at San
Diego.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
E.ntertains

The home of Miss Margaret Goe.
hrl was the scene of merry party
# nearly fifty nupils Friday night.
Games, music and refreshments
we're the order of the evening" 5
amusement and no one failed to en- &.
ter into the pleasures of the event.
Various committees assisted in en-
tcrtnining and serving; Zelma and
Thclmn Williams started u number
of games; I.ucilc Ward and Franl,
Daniels assisted with music. Edna
Berry and Ethel Poe having charge
Of the ice cream, there was plenty
Il il and everyone voted il decidedly
'nod. Eunice Rogers, Leila Kelly.
Zelma and Thelma Williams proved
that domestic science training is
worth while in the cake line. The
cakes were delicious.
About ten o'clock the party broke
up and each one expressed himself
or herself aS rewarded for the hard
study and the dilieeni preparation
for orthography contests with the
several grades during the year, Miss
Goebel was very nicely thanked and
wishes for happy vacation were
rendered her by her departing guests.
Miss Marguerite Goebel went tn
Silver City Monday morning to teach
in the Silver City Summer Normal
School. After teaching in the Quay
County institute at Tucumcari and
Eddy County institute at Carlsbad.
Miss Goebel will attend the National
Educational Association at Oakland.
August 1928. and will visit the Pan.
anna Pacific and San Diego exposi-
tions.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
Plans on Placing Suburban Small
Tracts on Market In Nigh State
OF Cultivation at Once.
OUTLINING SALES CAMPAIGN
Is Today Going Over v. Peyton Hold
ings Formerly Belonging to the
Home Plot Co. Properties.

&. NJ. Cotton of l.os Angeles. wh'
is in charge Of the local interests OF
Y. Pcyton of Los Angeles, arrived IL
the city last evening from Los Ange-
les. Mr.. Cotton has been unable M
to this time 10 give his entire atlrn-
tion 10 the work. but declares that II
j., now his intention to begin n sys-
tcmatir campaign for the sale oi
acreage, blocks, and city lots. With
him are {. Rankin and ID. Ruthcr-
ford, high class land statesmen of Los
Angeles. The party today is going
over the property of the company
with view To measuring it, posi-
biliiic- and outlining developments :
work. They intend To visit all the
copper camps and form I'M adequate
idea of the entire territory before
lnunching the campaign.
The suburban tract consisting of
1000 acres adjoining the townsiie.
will be- developed for small farms and
only practical farmers will be placed
on the land. The acreage offers the
best opportunity for the irrigation
isl in Luna county with its advan
tayes of near market. proximity to
city attractions. good soil. and abun'
dant water.
Mr.. Cotton expresses himself rs
being delighted with the possibilities
of the Mimbrrs Valley. Mr. Cotton
i, no, II professional optomisi and
his expression of confidence is graft
flying.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
NEW MEXICO IMPLEMENT co.
HAD AN OPENING SATURDAY

The opening of the New Mexico
Implement Company ut their new
quarters in the Clark block on Gold
avenue last Saturday afternoon wa.
very largely attended by the farmers
and Others Interested in irieniion mt
rhincry and farm implements. The
company maintains show rooms which
are interesting exhibits of the latest
devices for making farming "easy"
and profitable.
A luncheon wns served during the
course of the afternoon and tickets
for special picture show ut the
Comet given out. There were spe
rinl features for the benefit of the
;Gr,lt of Ii company.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
Cards
Cards


Tue library committee Of the Dem
ing Public Library, announce the re
ccipi of complete sci of Edgar Al
len Por'S works from Mrs. Fred
Sherman. They also wish To urge
every one to avail himself of the
privilege of The free magazines that
they have for distribution. These do
mol have 10 be returned. The cir
rulaiion of the library is increasing
rapidly and all who have taken books
are delighted with the variety that
is available. The library is open To
the public ON Wednesdays and Sat
urdays.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
HONOAlE OIL BUYERS ASSOCIATION
WILL CONFER MONDAY, JUNE 7
Large OIL Tank Is Today Being Erect
ed Which will be Filled With Car
OF Fuel Oil; Live-wire Farmers A.
so Put In Stock OF Lubricants

a meeting of the stockholders of
he Hondalc Oil Buyers Association
has been called for > o'clock next
Monday afternoon at the Hondalc
school house. at which time impor-
tant business in connection with the
new oil station will be transacted.
The oil tank was loaded Yesterday
afternoon and is being erected today
at Hondale. Martin Kief will have
rhnrge of the distribution of the oil
Ia the members of the Cooperative A.
so"iaiion. \ ear of tops" is now
rn route from the oil fields and ils
arrival j. daily expected.
The creation of the association
shows that the Ilondale farmers are
developing an ability to look after
their interests without outside helm.
llonda'c has Just enjoyed the opening
"I the Williamson store. which hns
put in an extensive stock that will
enable those living nearby to obtain
many articles that formerly they
had To obtain elsewhere.
In addition to the fuel oil the ns-
sociation expects TO handle lubricants
of all kinds, gasoline and kerosene.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
HOLLY SUGAR CO. Of DENVER MAY
PLACE FACTORY HERE NEXT YEAR
Representative Of Concern in City
Checking up Results Of Expert
mental Paintings; Settlement Of
Local Miesse Affairs Is Under Way.

The settlement of the local affairs
Of {. f.. Miesse who died recently in
Chicago. will he under the charge of
Francis A. Harper. attorney for Mr..
Micssc and for the companies in
which he was interested. RAYMOND
Miesse, son of c, f. Miesse. will ar
rive tonight. c. J. Kohlman, book
keeper for Mr.. Miesse. is IN the city.
The conditions of the two companies.
the Mimbrrs Valley Alfalfa Farms
Company and the Southwestern Al.
falfa Farms Company. have not yet
been made public.
r. Rnffenbergcr of Dixon, H..
Clarence Hon, James Morris of Pom
'iar. Ill.,. and jacob Rocke, statesmen.
are in the city with buyers for South
western lands.
J. e. Gouger of Colorado is here
"hecking mp the reports of farmers
planting sugar beet seed. Mr.. Goueer
= very optomisiic as To the possibil.
iiy of placing sugar beet factory
II the town of Miessc. The Holly
Sugar Company is reliable concern
md its interest in the valley will be
# "rrai benefit. Jacob Rookie is
'arryin" IN the negotiations with
The sugar company.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
Ramb0- 0-TwOmbly

Miss Mamie Twombly and Glenn
Rambo were united in marriage at
The home of II. e. Richter an Copper
avenue, Saturday. May 20. Justice
"f the Pence {. e. Rogers officiating.
A supper at the Richter cafe followed
th" ceremony. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. u. e. Richter. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Conwell Miss Nora
Wrhmhoener, \. A. Cunningham. and
Mrs. Griges of Montreal. Canada.
The couple will make their home in
Drmine.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04

}. W. Phillips made n business trip
tn FL Paso Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Deckert left the city
Wednesday for Los Angeles.
ID. ii. Tulloch of Silver City was
IN Deming Tuesday.
Mrs. J. {. Condor of Fort Bayard
was in Deming Tuesday.
A. f. Freedman of Fort Bayard
was in the city Tuesday.
7. f. Foster of Santa Rita was
in the city Tuesday.
Jack Sundquist made a business
trip to Tyrone Tuesday.
o. F. Miller is here from Mime
apolis, enjoying a change of climate.
DR.. G. II. Young visited Alden and
Whitewater this week to inspect
stockyards and cattle shipments.
c. L. North of the New Mexico
Implement Company made a busi.
ness trip TO Lordsburg Monday.
Miss Faye McKeyes made trip
to Santa Rita Tuesday to visit her
cousin.
o. +. Bailey of the Southwestern
Alfalfa Farms Company is back
from trip to middle western points.
Mrs. John B. Wright and children
of Tucson passed through the city
the early part Of the week en- route
for Denver. Mr.. Wright is an at
torney quite prominent in the legal
battles being waeed for and against
the liqnor traffic in Arizona.
j. W. Brace. southwestern dis.
tributor Of the Buick motor cars with
headquarters at f. Paso. has been
in Dcming the past few days. He re-
ports that several new Buick cars
viii soon make their appearance in
the city.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
Company ! Paraded

Company ! paraded last Sunday
and later worked out problem in
fire attack near Camp Brookes. AZ
ter a long, dusty march, and skirmish
through the sand and mesquite the
members of the company enjoyed n
swim in the irrigation tank on the
Weaver place where n biz camp din
rer was later served.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04

Mrs. A. II. Foster of Cambray was
in the city Monday.
Wayne Thompson and Mrs. Thomp-
son left the city the early part oi
the week for Orange. California.
F.. p. York and +. II. Bickford oi
the Rio Mimbres Irrigation Company
are in Chicago attending an import
ant conference.
The Misses Mary Cobb. Ruth
Measday and Louise vallandieham
left the city the first Of the week for
Las Vegas where they will enter the
state normal school.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
MRS. JAMES HYATT DIED
LAST NIGHT At e. PASO

According to n brief report re-
ceived here. Mrs. James Hyatt died
last night nt Fl Paso as the result
of an operation performed Tuesday.
II Is thought that death occurred
early in the evening. Besides her
husband she is survived by her four
sons, Harry, Caleb, Eugene and Ed
win. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hyatt and
Mr.. and Mrs. ThomrS iTyatt left the
city this morning to attend the funer-
nj, which will probably take place to-
morrow at Fl Paso.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
ICING OF FRUIT CARS
DIVERTED OVER SANTA FE|

The California fruit ears are be-
ing re-ired here at the rate of 100
ears II day at the icing station re-
Gently erected east of the union sta
tion. The refrigerator ears are di-
vertrd from the Southern Pacific at
this point io the Santa Fc lines.
Several men ARE employed To do the
work.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
TO DEVELOP 81 900 ACRES
OF LAND NEAR OEMlNG

\ brief message received yesterday
from ID. $. Robbins who is in Los
Angeles. states that he is organizing
Il syndicate to develop n tract OF
81 900 acres of land near Deming
and that the project is meeting with
success.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
COUNTY COURT HOUSE
GANG DEFEATS BANKS
Former Champs" Were RsIspatsd to
Discard by Tune Of ~ to % In
an Unusual Baseball Game.
HAD OWN RED CROSS OUTFIT
Uniforms of Unusual Color and De-
sign Draped Classic Figures Of
Players Stephens and Kelly.

The Champs were defeated by Il
score of q To % in another spectac-
ular game Of baseball played last
Monday afternoon on the local field
between the heretofore undefeated
bankers nine and the all-st nine
from the county court house. A most
enthusiastic bunch of fans turned
out To root for their chosen team.
M such playing has ever been wit
messed on any diamond in this sec
,i"n before. DIR. Swopc in surgeons
white was the official first aid to the
injured. with towel draped artis-
lirally around his head and the reg
ulniion meat saw and cleaver in read.
ness to amputatc or alleviate anyone
who might be injured in the mael-
,lrom of the game.
ID. B. Stephens, sheriff, arrayed in
the latest in baseball suits. led of
for the court house bunch. flying out
10 Foulks; Morgan, county engineer,
followed with hot one to Brown who
dropped the ball, allowing Morgan to
reach second; Pierce Hughes hit to
II. II. Kelly. and on the error. was
safe at first, Morgan going to third
Charles Hughes, county clerk, hit to
T.. York safe ut first, and advanced
+. Hughes to second, allowing Nor
gan to romp home for the first run.
On flukc ball from Rutherford I.
+. York, Pierce stole third and the
next second stole home Chris Rnith.
cl, county treasurer, was allowed to
walk and stole second and third
j. Kelly. the 225- pound main slugger
of the team. with the evergreen tie
and green silk hose, famed. (un.
heard-of before); Chns. Hubbard
county commissioner, walked; Mason
c. Hughes stole home: Chris
iaithel stole third; Hubbard stole
second: f. IIcpp famed. which re-
ircd that side.
II. II. Kelly, president of the Dem
ne National bank. arrayed in the
attest baseball robe (only licensed in
lcming) led the batting order for the ,
Bankers. hitting to Hepp. and on nm
'rror. reached first; Rutherford. rs.
,i>tani cashier of the Citizens hank.
was hit by pitched ball: II. II. Kelly
,tole third and home; Rutherford ,
vent to second and through sue
'cssion of wild throws was able to
teal third and home; Henry Hall hit
he automobiles in right field. and. ,
N errors and wild throws. was able ,
u make n home run of it, Taylor
AIMED: Ed Foulks. cashier of tho
)cming National hank. flied ont to
'. Hughes: Peyton walked: ". Clark
vas hit by pitched ball. Earl York
aimed. A double play was pulled
n by both teams. one in the fifth by
he Bankers; Stephens hit to Kelly i
kelly to Taylor: Taylor to Fonlks
vcbh Clark starred in left field in
his inning by pulling down Morgan's
ich foul.
The court house bunch followed
18th double-p play in the sixth; Webb
lark flied to Hepp; Hepp threw to
ccond before Foulks could get back
play. A rally in the I
inth by the Bankers, netting ten
nns, looked bad for the opposition d
or time. but the big lead saved
he dav ,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04

State Senator b. +. Pankey Of La
my. was in the city the carly part
of the week with a shipment of forty
ears of steers which were loaded at
Wilcox. Ariz.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04
Operation al Hospital

Miss Susie Emory. daughter of j,
VI. Emory. was operated on for APP
nendicitis last Saturday at the Ladies
hospital by DR.. Steed. assisted by
Doctor> Moir and Vickers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04

Messrs. Tosscll. Richter. Wells.
Green, Hamilton. Woodward. Wclch.
Love, George, Hathaway and Kauf-
man. motored to Columbus and spent
II merry day there.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-06-04

Mr.. aud Mrs. Alonzo T. Hyatt and
little daughter. Georgia Gertrude are
m,,orinr in their new limousine.
They will visit all points of interest
in Texas and New Mexico.