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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-11
Praise for Preside Mt.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
BOSTON, Mass, May 11.-"Wood-
row Wilson was never academic to
better advantage than In his speech
at Philadelphia last night" the Bos-
ton Herald said editorially today. I'VE
see no better augury for the careful.
intelligent and conservative handling
of the whole affair by him than in this
splendidly rhetorical address"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-11
World Court Congress.

( United Press Leased Wire Seryice-1
CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 1I.-Pre-
diction that the world court congress
which convenes here tomorrow will
be locked upon as practical solution
Of the international problem OF war,
was made today by John Hayes Ham
mond, advocate OF world peace. Dis
armament is the great objective. said
Hammond
Former President Taft and other
no;ables who viii attend the confer
ence. will arrive late today. Senator
Sherman. of Illinois suddenly can
celIed his engagement TO speak. Those
closa in touch with him said he feared
20 make any expression just now, in
view Of possible congressional action
On the Lusitania case
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-11
CARD OF THANKS

We yish TO thank our friends for
the sympathy shown during the III
uegs and death Of our husband and
HRS. J. A. HUMMER And
FAMILY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-11
6llles Must Do Il

forao enlont Tribune: II the allied
iSro,. cannot whip the Turks in Gal.
- anu lorce the DardaneIleg with
h,Tn nee nee' then it certainly will look
piue LOT victory, by and large
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
COMPANY l., n. N. \. G. WILL
CO TO LAS CRUCES ON July IS
viii Enjoy Six Days Of Hikes In the
Mesllla Valley. will Start From
Deming at 7:45 p. m. and Return
al 9:45 O'clock Morning of July "a.

Company !. n. NJ. y. q. will leave
Deming ut I 40 in the evening of July
lS on the Santa Fc for Las Cruces.
from where the battalion marches will
be- held. Sleeping ear accommodn-
tions will be- provided. Three EN-
listed men will be- detailed io each
berth on n tourist pullman. All Off
GERS accompanying the troops will
be given suitable quarters on stand
ard pullman ears. The return date Is
9:45 in the morning of July -.
There will be three maneuvcrs this
summer lasting six days. Co. ! of
Dcming and Co. l., n well as hos
pilal corps of Albuquerque. will as
scmble AT Las Cruces. Company X
of Clovis. Co. NJ of Portles. aud Go.
& of Artesia. will assemble nj Carls-
bad, leaving their home stations IN
July 20. A detachment of the hos
pital corps of Albuquerque will also
go to Carlsbad. leaving July 20. All
of these will leave for home July u,
Company Fl of Las Vegas. Com
pany @ Of Albuquerque. and de
tachment of the Albuquerque hospital
corps will leave for Santa Fc August
0. returning home August "A.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
CITY MAIL DELIVERY
HERE BY OCTOBER |
Two Regular Carriers-0ne Mounted
and Substitute will be Chosen
by Competitive Examination.
PATRONS MUST PROVIDE BOXES
Parcel Post Matter will be Collected
and Delivered In Same Way as
all Other Glasses Of Mail

Postmaster W. f.. Foulks was mott
fled Wednesday To establish city fre,
mail delivery by October !. The civ.
il ,ervicc commission will hold Il
competitive examination for appli.
cants as carriers. The postmaster
will be notified Of the date and place
of this examination this will be made
public when the notice is received.
There will be two carriers and II sub
>tituie appointed. One regular ear
ricr will bc mountrl. and will work
the outskirts of the city and carry
heavy parcel post packages.
Ten drop letter boxes will be r,inb-
li-hcd over the city for the reception
of mail and this will be gathered
twice daily while delivery is in prog
rrs-. These will he put in place by
contract from bidders in time la
serve the public ai the time the SER
Wee j. established.
The policy of the department is Ia
treat parcel post matter the same ~
other mail. Regular carriers will be-
required tn deliver aud gather parcel
post packages il they are moi 81 large
~ Ia prove an undue burden aud re
lard deliveries.
Patrons must establish private mail
rrroptarcS for their mail ai all resi-
drrrn. and places of business. II
the patrons prefer, slots in the doors
viii be- sufficient. These must all he
in place before the service begins.
Failure on the part Of any patron Ia
have II receptacle in place will bar
him from the enjoyment of free de.
livery service. Mail must he rccciv-
cd from the carriers at ar near the
front doors cr residences. All houses
must he numbered Failure. by the
PATRONS in Dcming 10 comply with the
regulations stated. will delay or pre-
vent the establishment of this ser
vice.
All of the city is not included IN
the i"rceoinc order ou account Of
improperly laid nul streets. lack of
sidewalks. unnumbcrcd h"usr-. or.
other difficulties which the inspectors
should he rcmedicd.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
PLANS FOR NEW ARM0Ry
ARE NOW BEING DRAWN

The deed to the lots for the arm
ory at the corner of Silver avenue
and Hemlock street have been filed.
having been approved by the at
torney general of New Mexico.
TrnSt 4 frost, architects of FL Paso.
have been employed to make the nee
cs>ary plans for the building. Pre-
liminary sketches will be- made within
the next few days. when the armory
board will 90 to FL Paso 10 inspect
the plaEs. and make such changes as
may he found advisable.
Bids will he called for Just as soon
n the plans are out. and work will
he started when the contract is let.
There Is n state appropriation of
81, 800 available for the building
alone. This makes il certain that the
new public building will he credit
to the city.
Ia the building plans. the social
uses To which the structure may be
put are TO be taken care Of in add
tion to the primary military require
ments.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09

que. Santa Fe, Belen, Rincon. Dem
ing. Silver City, Gallup, and Lords
burg. are in many eases unreasonable
and unduly preiudicial:
II is Ordered. That the above nam
ed defendants, according as their lines
or routes may run. be, and they nrc
hereby. notified and required to cease
and desist. on or before October |.
1915. and thereafter 10 abstain. from
charging. demanding. collecting. or
receiving said rates on said traffic
to the extent they exceed those here
matter named.
Il is Further Ordered. That said
defendants. according as their lines
or routes may run, be, and they are
hereby, notified and required to cS-
tabEsh. On or before October |. 1919.
upon notice to the interstate com
merce commission and to the general
public by not less than 30 days filing
and posting in the manner prescribed
in section 6 of the act to regulate
commerce. and thereafter to maintain
and apply to said transportation,
class rates. in cents per 100 pounds.
which shall not exceed the following
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09

Following j. the order entered bv
the interstate commerce commission
which shows the reductions IN detail /:
Al n general session of the inter
statc commerce commission. held NJ
lis Offices in Washington, ID. T., June
4. 1918, the following order was en-
tered TO take effect October in the
ease known as. The State Corpora
tion Commission of New Mexico vs..
The Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa re
Railway Company. ct al;
These eases being at issue upon
complaints and answers on file, ana
having been duly heard and submit
ed by the parties. and full investi-
CATION of the matters and things m
volved having been had. and the
commission having, on the date here
Of, made and fled a report containing
its findings of fact and CONCLUSIONS
thereon, which said report is hereby
referred TO and made prrt hereof
and the commission having also. III
the date hereof. made and entered its
order in connection with Fourth See
ton Application No. $50; and The
commission having found in said re-
port that the defendants rates on
classes and on certain commodities,
namely. agricultural implements. beer.
canned goods. emigrant movables,
furniture, packing house products,
building and roofing paper. cast-iron
and wrought iron pipe. stoves, sugar
and sirup. and wire and nails from
Kansas City. No.. st. I.o'is. Mo-
and Chicago. ILL.,. to points in New
Mexico. namely, Tucumcari. Clovis.
Rosv n. Carlsbad. Baughn. Pastura.
Alamogordo, Las Vegas, Albuaner-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
COMMUNITIES Of GRANT AND LUNA
COUNTIES ENTERTAINED FOURTH
myndus on Monday, and Warm
Springs on Sunday. Drew Large
Crowds; Lordsburg and Ei Paso
Attracted 0eming Citizens Also.

Reports from over Grant and Luna
counties show that the various CON-
munities did all that could be ex-
pcclcd in the way of entertaining
their guests who came from dis
tance to help celebrate Independence
Day. Myndus on Monday. and Warm
Springs on Sunday, drew the largest
number from Dcming. Barbccues,
sports. and dancing provided all the
necessary excitement and amusc-
mcnt. FL Paso was also n drawing
card from many Mcmbrenos who de-
sired 10 see the military parade.
Several are known To have motorcd
to Columbus and Iordsburg. The
communities of the Mimbrcs Valley
all held enjoyable picnics. Follow
ing are some of the names of those
who were out of town on the fourth.
Myndu>-Warrcn Clark, Mrs. IIar.
rineion Shaw. N Esther Bolich. A.
W. Brock. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wat
kln>, Miss Faye McKeyes. Miss Mar
gnrci Randolph, Miss Nancy Gibson.
Mr.. Pearl Cobblc. Mrs. :. q. Boyd.
Lon Weaver. james McDougal. Amos
Hardy. Miss Grace Poe, Emmett VII
linms. Nelma Williams. Zelma Will.
ans. Lucille Villains. John Gage. Dr.
T.. \. Montenyohl. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Raithrl. Charles Hughes. Miss l.u-
ellie Holt. Miss Mamie Holsicin. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Golden. Warm Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Mckinley.
Mis- Lelciih Mckinley, 4. W. Brock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Golden. ii. q. Bush.
Mr.. Chris Railhel, ". II. Kelly. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Raithel. Miss Laura
Conner. Miss Bessie Connally. Miss
Fave Mckcycs. Miss Margaret Ran
dnlph. Miss Nancy Gibson. Louis
Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs. q. e. Hin
man, Clifford IIinman. Mr. and Mrs.
W. McCausland. Warren Clark. Mrs.
NJ. b. Ament. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wat
kins. John Kelly. Arthur Douglas.
I.ordsburc-Pat Mum. Jeff Keith.
Phil Estes. s. II. Wells. A. T. Hyatt.
Pliny Burdick. Jim Phillips. Jim Han.
nigan, Jimmy George. J. NJ. Wells.
Bill Wells. Fl Paso--W. F.. Holt, Joe
Wells. Charles Hughes. Ed Foulks..
Mis- lone Hodcdon. Miss Louise
IIodgdon. Bill Young. Miss Inez Gold
en-. II. +. Bechtel Miss Gladys Haste.
james Alderman. Miss Ncoma Tabor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Field. Mr.. and
Mr.. Arthur Raiihel. Mrs. J. A. Wood.
Mis- Olive Wood. Sam Eckstein, Joe
bcckcri. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Mum.
Marlin Phillips. George Schenk, Carl
Dcckert. Sam Blackham. Mr.. and
Mr.. Henry Blackham, A. q. SNYDER.
W. j. Berry. Miss Elda Berry. Fred
Nuun. Miss Ruth Cox. Miss Eddie
Elliott, Miss Josephine Latham. Mr.
lnd Mrs. J. VI. Crawford. A. ID. TYLER,
lcnc Mason. Duke York. Mr.. and
Mr. !. s. Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. d. o.
Miss Opal Snodgrcss.
Chris Raithel. Columbus - Miss
Margaret Goebcl. Miss Grace Goebcl.
Mr.. s. &. Cummings.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
GRAND CENTRAL MINE HAS
BEGUN ITS OPERATIONS

The preliminary organization which
will operate the Grand Central mine
in Lake Valley has been effected and
the mine resumed work after eight
years Of idlencss. ID. s. Robbins ha-
been appointed trustee for the prop
erty and will open nm office here in
the near future. Others who are in
ieresicd in the property and who are
now at the mine are:
e. W. Mason of Pasadena. Cal,
G.. VI. Otis. Frederick W. Johnson.
G. T.. Kelly. oil of Los Angclc-. &.
W. Bray Of Visalia. Cal. A. l.. 0w N
of Santa Rita and George +. Coke of
Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF
DEM|NG CELEBRATED
Track Meet In Morning Drew Large
Crowd Of Contestants and Spec
tators on Silver Avenue.
BALL GAMES IN AFTERNOON
Army" Skinned Navy" Team by a
Small Score; Pupils Won Over
Teachers In Warm Contest.


celebrated in Deming by the Sunda, ,
schools Of the city in II field track
meet in the morning of July 3 and
baseball games in the afternoon. The
track meet was held under the direc-
iion of Louis a. Dccsz and every
event was closely contested. Fol-
lowing are the events aud the win
ners:
Mems 30 yard dash, Russell Wing.
Boy 5O-yard dash. Dennis Ferrill.
Boys 5O-yard. lO-lG yrs. Claude
Mann.
High jump. Carleton Clark.
l00-y yard dash (under l6 years.
Dennis Ferrill.
100 yard dash 0O-l6 yrs.) Rufus
Stump.
0-yard dash for Girls. Eunice Roger
50-yard dash tundcr 10 yrs.). Gladys
Poe.
Pole vault. John Stccd.
90 yard dash (undrr ~ yrs. J. Den
MS Fcrrill.
Nail driving contest. Mrs. Jim lIoll.
man.
Half mile relay, Demiug. : llnndalc.
..
Sack race. IIorac" Stced.
Fat mans race. Mr.. Miller.
Half mile race. Carleton Clark.
Apple grabbing contest. Tilly.
Pie eating contest. Rufus Stump
Tu" of war. army.
The first game of the afternoon
was played between the Mcthodist-
and Presbytcrians on one side and
the BaptistS and Christians on the
other. The score was. "army." $ and
"unyy." |. The Sunday school pu-
pills defeated the SUNDAY school
teachers by score "f Is Ia !.
The athletic event, were 81 salts
factory that it is planned to make
the affair annual The business men
of the city stood behind the com
miiirr linanrially in II very loyal
manner.
The Two patriotic addresses sun
day nj the Crystal thcaicr by DR..
John Abbott of II Paso were thor
oughly enjoyed by the large crowds
that attended. The building was dee
Grated under the direction of Mrs.
Frank NordhauS. Old Glory waved
from every corner of he building.
Mrs l.. q. Tucker, Mrs. Mrv Hnd
son Mrs. Frank Nordhams, and j.
A. Mahoney furnished the materials
Cor decoration. Mrs. Hudson brought
the flag which was the property of
her late husband.
The ceremony of draping the pull
pit was very impressive. When Ma
ior James X. Waddill had accom-
plishcd the service. the audience rose
and saluted the colors. Special m- =
sic was furnished by the choirs of
the various churches.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
FREIGHT RATES TO Be
LOWER IN new MEXICO
0EmIMe TO Be Jossims cEmTER
Advantage Which El Paso Mas En-
Ioysd Is Altogether Destroyed
When New Deal Is Effective.

The reduction IN freight rates to
New Mexico. ordered recently b.. the
interstate comerce commission, means
II lowering of present tariffs to u bn-
sis with Trinidad. Colorado. Amarillo.
Texas. and III l'uso. Texas. In class
rate, the drop amounts Ia from 81
TO 2S per cent and in commodity
rates ns much ns 10 per cent in ome
instances. Il is estimated that the
average reduction is almost 10 per
cent and that the railroads of the
state will lose II million dollars year
through the readiustment.
While Deming does not come under
the fourth section application. which
applies to intermediate points be-
tween Kansas City. Chicago. and st.
Louis. yet the commission specially
order, the local rates lowered to
the basis indicated in the following
language. "To Deming, Silver City.
Gallup. Lordsburg, and other points
to which class rates are adjusted in
conformity with this report. the com
modify rates should bear the same re-
lation to commodity rates herein pre-
scribed to Albuquerque as the class
rates herein fixed to those points
bear to class rates to Albuquerque"
The following tables are taken
from the report of the interstate
commerce commission and show what
the present class and commodity
rates from Kansas City. Chicago.
and st. Louis are:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
Pleased With Bl.M Metallic

X. II. Williams and ". NJ. Haste
returned this morning from trip to
the Bi-Metallic Mining and Milling
company's property at TERRA Blan-
cn where they made an examination
of the mine. They expressed them
selves ns very much pleased with the
showing that is being made there I'M
der the new management. The com
pany is shipping the new machinery
for the mine from Demine today.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
MANY 0EM|NG Citizens ENJOYED
ELEPHANT BUTTE DAM EXCURSION
Ninety-f0ur From Here and Forty
four From Silver City Went TO
Scene Of Greatest Of U. s. Prof.
ects; officials Showed Courtesy.

The joint excursion of Dcming and
Silver City to the Elephant Butte
made yesterday was an unqualified
success. That u number of Deminv
people were deprived from going ON
account of lack of accommodations
al the dam, was the only unpleasant
feature. AS il was, Dcming sent
ninety-four persons and Silver City
forty four. The service furnished on
the special train by the Santa Fe
wa> iirst-class in every way; chair
ears being provided and baggage
ear attached.
The run was made to Butte June
tiun in about three hours. the train
leaving Dcmine at S:lj in the morn
in4 The government train met the
party at Butte junction. II took
about three quarters of an hour Ia
reach the greatest reclamation proi
col ia the western hemisphere.
Officers ut the dam took the party
IN charge and provided for them u
meal that would do credit to Del
mnnro. They devoted the entire af-
lcrunnn In the entertainment "f their
guests. even allowing II large number
Ia hr conveyed across the canyon in
the aerial lramway. There was mol
u point of interest that was over
looked and everything was done for
the comfort and amusement of the
guests.
At I o'clock in the nfirrnoun the
tired but satisfied party began the
hun.sward trip. arriving nj Deming
at 8 o'clock in the evening. l.unrh
con was served at Rincon nj @ o'clock.
The following made the trip: W.
j. Miller, Miss Allen. the Rev. and
Mr.. II. e. Miichclmorc. J. \. Ma
honey and Miss Mary Mah"ncy. e. J.
Kelly and Mrs. Kelly. DR.. aud Mr..
Stovall and daughter. Ben SturgcS,
{. e. Rogers and son, Henry Meyer
and Mrs. Meyer, d. +. Wcthcrrcd,
Mrs. Helen Moore. ". l.. SamuclS.
John Humid. Cyril Measday, J. G.
Barnes, Miss Lillian Graham. =. ID.
Werner, George Lorendistch. DR.. z.
NJ. Stced and Mrs. Stced. John Stced.
Horace Steed. X. T.. llardawuy. Jr..
Mayor John Corbett. Miss Jessie
Quincy. W. +. Holt. DR.. and Mrs. r.
Z. Hoffman. E. l.. Baker, George
+. E.. Parish and family.
George Deemcr and Mrs. Dcemer.
Mr.. J. s. Vaught and son. Mis-
Nancy Gibson. \. A. Temke. Mr..
!. \. McGlinchey, Miss Bessie Conner.
P. \. Hughes, Miss Ann Watkins,
Lcrr Mason. Duke York. \. ID. Tyler,
John Deckert. l.. A. Deesz and Mrs.
)cesz. Mrs. J. B. Taylor and son
lynn. George Leffler and Mrs. LET
or. Albert Field and Mrs. Field, Mrs.
lchsa Field. J. NJ. Shepard and Mrs.
shepard. Frank Barrett. {. l.. Hub .
,ard and son Damon. the Rev. and
Nr-. +. G. Morgan, George Morgan.
Albert Morgan. A. q. Snyder, Wade
Ierrin and family. Miss Minnie
Swope. Ansel Mckinney. Miss Mar
ha Lindauer. Mrs. Frank Thurmond,
George W. McCan. Miss Fave Ne
icyes. John Williams. Harlan Weeks.
:. F. Moran. W. W. Barracks and
Marion Scogin.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
CAVALRY PASSED THROUGH
EN- ROUTE TO WARM SPRINGS

Troops q and + of the Thirteenth
Z. s. Cavalry on border patrol a'
Columbus. were in Dcming Yesterday
rn route to Warm Springs where the
troops will camp for few dnvS. The
pack train accompanied the dctach-
men'.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
DISCOVERY OF OIL NEAR
COLUMBUS IS CONFIRMED

The report that oil was discovered
at Columbus is true. Oil has been
found on the northwest quarter of
section 10. township 80, range Z west.
The irrigation company has stakcd
about 1900 acres Of oil land and will
develop oil instead of water.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09

Mr. and Mrs. Herb an son, from
Ccinga. were in town last week.
Mrs. e. j. Laughren and Miss
Katherine Laughren left the city
early in the week for points in Mich
igan.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
Donaldson to Open Store

{. o. Donaldson has taken the
lease on the First State bank building
on Gold avenue and will. il is rumor-
ed. open a store there The first of Au-
gust.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09

Mrs. Essie Ferguson. mother of
Mrs. Fred Sherman. aud II. II. ia
cobs. will leave the city the tarly
mart Of the week for points IN Iowa.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
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T. SOCIETY +
!. T. !. j. + 1. u 1. l. 1. + + 1. !. !. 1. /. l.
Rutherford Cotton
SOCIETY

According to n brief dispatch re-
ccivcd here Wednesday. q. Williams
Rutherford and Miss Greta Cotton
were married at Manitou. Colorado,
Tuesday. The message stated that
the couple would be few days at the
Brown Palace hotel The informa
ton comes as complete surprise 10
Drming folks. Both the bride and
bridegroom are well known and pop
ular here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09

Mrs. Samuel burnside of Silver
City left Deminc Yesterday for south
crn California points after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. Swope.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Garcia were the
recipients of very beautiful and
practical kitchen shower Tuesday
evening. given them by the official
board, Epworth League and choir,
of the NJ. +. church, at the parson-
age.
The rooms were decorated with
roses and ferns and n very ENJOYABLE
program was given. consisting of in
strumenial music by Misses Hiler,
Holt aud Bolich. readings hy Misses
Gibson and Kathleen Sullivan and u
solo by Mrs. J. V. Schurtz. As the
strains of l.ohrcngrin wedding march,
played by Miss Rolich. sounded
through the rooms the bride and
groom were escorted to the east room
where u complete sci of aluminium
ware was displayed om the dining Ia.
blr. The decorations were of pink
crepe paper coming from all angles
of Ihe room. falling in u shower over
the electric lights.
The presentation speech was made
nv Rev. T.. G.. Morgan.
The groom bcing berefi of speech.
the response was made by the bride.
who then cul the brides cake. which
occupied the center of the table. DE
hci"u~ refreshments were served.
Miss Laura Conner sang ~ Perfect
Day" which was sung on the occa-
sion of the marriage ceremony. The
evening was greatly enjoyed by all.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
Baby Boy for Carl Peuph

A baby boy was born Tuesday eve-
ming to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peugh Of
Granite avenue. Mother and child
are well.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09

Only cooking will put The acid test
to the diploma of the sweet girl
graduate.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
T.. =. Bach of Whitewater arrived
in the city Yesterday.

u. W. Richards of llachita was IN
the city Wednesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09

Mrs. Richardson gave n pretty tea
Tuesday for following Post ladies ;
Mcsdamcs Bushnell. Lloyd. Howard,
Brun,. Loving. Fletcher, Cooper.
Rockhill. Caslin. aud Mis- Well.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09

u. s. McChcsncy of Tyron" j. in
the city.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09

r. l.. Brett Of Whitewater was Il
Deming visitor yesterday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09
!. i. !. !. 1. 1. 1. + + + 1. 1. 1. !. !. !. + +
|. FORT BAYARD ITEMS >

The officers and ladies of Fort
'Bayard gave dance in honor
of Miss Wells. niece of Colonel and
Mr.. Bushnell. on Monday night.
Chaplain and Mrs. Lloyd left on
Thusrday for the Pacific coast To be
gone two months. A hearty wei
come will await their return.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09

PRESENT CLASS RATES
In Cents Per 100 Pounds
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-09

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