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ARMORY PLANS were
APPROVED BY BOARD
Building 10 be Of Rel Brick, lA2 by
50 Feet, Main Floor and Finished
Basement Entire Length.
EQUIPMENT TO Be ELABORATE
Social Rooms, Kitchen, Heating Plant,
Running Track, Billiard Room
: and also a Bowling Alley.

Plans for the new armory were ap-
proved the first of the week by the
arnory hoard consisting of John Cor
bclt. j. s. Vaughi, A. ". Brock, and
John Watson. The members went to
n Pas" the first of the week to go
over the plans and make such changes
H. were found necessary in the pre-
liminnry sketches. The plans rs ap-
proved call for II most attractive
structure that will have uses other
than those strictly military.
The front elevation shows broad
arch with sicel-barrcd doors, towers
and cnsteluied walls. The main en-
trance leads up the wide steps to
the drill hall, which is To be no feet
by 47ia feet. On either side Of the
muin entrance will he located the Of
tircrs' rooms. Over these rooms will
be II balcony floor facing the hall.
Above the floor on II level with the
balcony will BE- II running track, the
essential feature of the gymnasium
,ouip,nent. The floor Of the drill hall
will bc of double timber with felt
bet
The bu usrnent will be four feet be-
low the surface of the street and
eipht feet above il with all the win
dows required for the best ventila-
lion and light. This floor will ex-
tend the full length aud breadth Of
the building. lI2 by 30 feet. To the
right of the entrance will be- located
the frs, of the social club rooms CON
sistinr ef suite of two. Here a
lreplacc will be constructed and the
cony.nicnc.s for reading and writing.
4 store room will occupy space at the
left of the entrance. The main part
of the basement will be equi"ncd with
, howiny alley and billiard tables.
In the rear are the locker rooms,
boths. toilets. kitchen, heating
MINT. and another store room and
connecting hall.
II is thought that work will be
started in less than thirty days. The
hoard hopes tn use the red brick man
ufac,urcd ai the state peniientlar,,
A, soon ~ this material Is to be hnd
the contract will be let.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
CREAMERY ASSOCIATION FINISHED
BUILDING ON RAILROAD BOULEVARD
Board Of Directors to Meet August a
TO Buy Equipment to Take Care OF
Milk From 600 Cows; 300 Cows
are Already Pledged to Enterprise.

Work on the cooperative creamery
building near the union station on
Railroad boulevard has been com
pletcd. The building is - by IS
feet of adobe laid up in mortar and
pla~tcrcd on the inside. The floor,
are all cement. The structure is fir,
proof. frost proof and fitted with II
ycntilating system to dispersc the
odors. The board of directors will
acct August | to buy the necessary
equipment and to make arrange
ncnl~ for the hiring of n competent
huttcr maker The plant is being
built and equipped to care for the
milk of 600 COWS. Business will he
,tnrted with about 800 COWS.
The farmers cooperating in ih,
work expect Ia make u prodnct eQua
in every respect Ia the Elcln butter
They expect to advertise in this see
iion to gnin control of an adequns
market that will give them the maxi
mum returns for their efforts.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
FRENCH GOVERNMENT BUY
ING LUNA COUNTY HORSES

Ernest Roberts, buyer of cavalry
and artillery horses for the French
government, left Deming Wednesda,
with consignment for the European
buttlefelds which will be- shipped with
others from Fort Worth. Texas. Mr.
Roberts bought sixty horses in Luna
county and hundreds from surround
ing sections. He will return in few
weeks to buy more horses and will
again establish his headquarters at
the Dimes hotel.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
FINE FIELD OF FETERiTA
WITHOUT ANY IRRIGATION

NJ. II. Parsons is showing II 5-acre
field of the very best feterita heading
out perfectly which has never been
irrigated. Last fall the land was
plowed ten inches deep and all the
winter moisture conserved by harrow
ing. Planting was done April 10 and
the seed placed five inches in the soil.
The crop has grown steadily through
all the dry weather without curling
a leaf and now that the summer rams
are coming bumper yield is sure.
Mr.. Parsons lives west of the city IN
the Red Mountain district.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

The following gifl- are acknowl-
edged with thanks al the public Ii
brary:
One book of fiction, aud magazines
by l.. l.. Landmichel; seven miscel-
laneous books. by Mrs. Jennie Moon
ey; one juvenile book. by Mrs. Char
loitle Thurmond; Wcbsicr'- Ina
bridrcd Dictionary, vast paper bas
ket. feather dnsicr, from an Unknown
Friend.
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+ SOCIETY
4. 4. r + 1. 1. + + + + + + + + +
West End Five Hundred Club

The West End Five Hundred Club
was pleasantly entertained Saturday
evening with II tnckey party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Raw
son on Nickel avenue. II was gwen
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.
Reamcs. who nre about to leave Tor
their new home in Kansas City
Five hundred was played until io
o'clock. after which an elaborate
luncheon was served and MIR. and
Mrs. Reames were presented with n
beautiful piece Of cut glass. MIR. and
Mrs. Renmes will be missed from the
Five Hundred Club rs well as IRON
other circles.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
GOOD RAINS FELL ALL OVER
SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO

Good rains are reported from prnc-
iically every section of southern
New Mexico. Three inches fell ut
Deming during the past week. Tram
services ON the Deming branch OF the
Santa Fe between here and Albu0ucr.
que and here and Silver City has
been greatly deranged by washonis 8.
The ranchmen and farmers report
range and crops in fine condition.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
IMPROVEMENT MADE IN the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC OFFICE

Ralph Grayson will again hand out
the tickets for the Southern Pacific
Company ut the local union station.
The installing of n ticket agent will
take n burden from the dispatchcrS
who have had To attend to the wires
and windows, with consequent in
convenience to patrons of the rail
road. The heavy traffic has made
the addition unavoidable.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
MANY PRETTY FARMS
IN MtS|LLA vALlLy
Company !, NeU Mexico National
Guard, Enjoyed Trip to Las Cru
ces and up the Rio Grande.
HiKED TO the DIVERSION DAM
Enjoyed Everything Save Water
Mosquitoes, and Strange Brand
Of Las Cruces Hospitality.

Shortly before noon Saturday the
battalion of national guardsmcn, of
which Company of Demine is II
unit, broke camp at Dona Ana on the
Rio Grandc and began the lasl leg
of the march which took them on ~
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
BREAKING CAMP FOR HOME

day hike from Las Cruces to the
I.ensburg diversion dam and back.
When the battalion was formed every
man of the Dcming contingent was IN
line. brown as llnd0os and III n
pugilists. Company | set II pace
which some Of the Others found diff
iicull to follow.
The local company went Ia camp
with forty men and three officers AMI
none was on the sick list except for
,lighl indispositions. II blisters on
the feet were fatal, all would have
been dead
SLEPT IN THE MUD
The battalion mobolized al Las
Cruces Monday morning. the Deming
organization reaching the armory at
q 30 o'clock. At II o'clock the com
mnnd tcok ap the hit" J." Hill. con
pleting this leg of the journey Mon
day afternoon. Camp was made in n
cottonwood grove between two large
reclamation canals. That night il
ruined 81 hard that the ground was
converted into mud puddle. Those
who had failed to ditch around their
tents were flooded out. The unlurkv
ones spent the remainder of the night
IN wet blankets ar standing uncom
foriably in an abandoned reclamation
tent house. The downpour did not
cease until late Tuesday Afternoon.
DISLIKED THE WATER
The greatest hardship for the Dem
ing boys was the bitter water, OF
which the members of Company !
complained loudly. 4 bucket of Dem
ing's 99.99 could have been disposed
of at n handsome profit among he
cxiles. Although the water would
ouench no thirst and was full of or
ranic matter. il was declared moi
actually mhealthful. The mo~quitos
were very persistent and unwcl"ome
visitors in the camp anon. '''n~ ala
mos" On account of the water cS-
nosed in the Rio Grandc river, the
reclamation canals, and in the diirhe>
nr the farms. the mosquitoes are quite
numerous. Some of the pests arc said
10 he infected with feve'.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

Mr.. X. q. Darbyshirc who ha'
Lccn visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. J
sullivan during the past month, re-
turned Ia her home at Anthony, \
NJ. Yesterday morning.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
MCMAHON AND BENNETT OF
hAChlTA KILLED Bv TRAIN

X. {. Mcmahon, II saloon keeper
and j. 7. Bennett. u cnillcinan. both
Of Hachiia. were killed by South
ern Pacific freight train somewhere
between Deming and Sepnr last sun
day. Mcmahon was instantly killed
and Bennett died soon after the acci
dent while the freight train was
speeding for help toward I.ordsburc.
The bodies were taken into Dcming.
The two men had bccn iransactins
business in Dcming aud had start d
home in an automobile which gave ont
ON the road during heavy rain
which stalled the engine. They were
run down by the train while walking
an the tracks facing lhc binding rain.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

Another wash-out on the Silver
city end of the Santa Fe railroad
caused l2-hour delay. Wednesday :
train arriving yesterday morning.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
MANY PRETTY FARMS

To make up for these little dis.
comforts. the Deming boys were glad
dcncd by the sight of pretty field, aud
lnXur',nt orchards that border the
fnmor. rock roads OF D"na Ana
county. At stop iual out>id, Of Las
,rncc> hospitable ranch woman
laced az entire tree Of ripe pe1rhc>
IL the disposal of the amateur .ol
dier>. The picking an'. ;inli disposal
uf the fruit was accomplished with
reat facility. the boys bravely exc
cutting a rapid enveloping movement
and attacking with all arms of tn
service. Company ] commissary was
line. the members always enjoying
the best "chow" with due regularity.
Aud they ate. The .iear-bccr in dry"
Duna Ana county with the fifty seven
varieties of soda pop relieved the
drought that threatened the Deminp
ihroat~.
SWAN IN IRRIGATION CANALS
The camp at Hill was occupied
twice. going and coming. Here the
boys enjoyed frequent swims IN the
deep and rapid reclamation canal.
The usual drill periods were not for
GOTTEN and the ceremonies of parade
auard mounting and close order for
nations were combined with extended
order and other field service practice.
The low altitude. humidity, and heat
made this work not altogether un-
mixed JOY. Some, rather thought %
ful militiamen. obtained bucket of
paint and during the night changed
Hill" to read Hell on the little
box ear station on the Santa Fe.
While Company rather dcplored the
yulgarity of the change Indicated
there was little effort to apprehend
the culprit.
CT EDIT nN NIslDn
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

Ms. Onn Wells. mother at T.. &
Wells, Joe Wells, and Will Wells. i,
in the city visiting. She expects I,
return to her home in FL Paso lh,
first nf next week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Belts of Silver
City were in Deming yesterday cn
route from southern California to
their home.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

The ladies of the o. +. : will have
practice meeting in Masonic hall
Monday evening.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

q. VI. Sadler returned yesterday
from an extended trip to middle west
ern points.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

NIi-- MARGARET I.idc is spending the
summer as guest of Miss Katherine
Sullivan at 3lj tonper avenue.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

Miss GLADYS jackson of Mogollon
was II visitor in the city yesterday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
EnchIlada Dinner

MFR. aud Mrs. Charles Schoeh en-
,o,,,;ued n few friends with an en-
chilada dinner last evening at Their
home in honor of Miss Beatrice
Grove who is the guest of Mrs. +. f.
Morton.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

II q. Bush is transactine busines.
in Santa Fe.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

II. u. Weeks of Santa Rita was II
Deming visitor the first Of the week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
NEW MEXICO IMPLEMENT co.
INSTAllS THREE ENGINES

The New Mexico Implement Com
pany has just delivered three 10
horse power Fairbanks Morse en-
lines for USE On the Mimbres Valley
Alfalfa Farms Company's tract of
1000 acres east of the city. The en-
gines now being placed on the founda
lions form part of II unit of five re-
Gently installed by the New Mexic"
implement Company. The greater
part of this tract has been sold out
and a campaign to complete the sell
ing is now being conducted.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

Miss Beatrice Grove of Columbus
Ohio, is the guest of DR. and Mrs
+. +. Morton.
W. II. Cord of Tyrone was IN the
city the first of the week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
Social Circle

The Social Circle of the Presbyte-
RAN church will meet at the home oil
Mrs. j. b. Hodedon next "Wednesday
afternoon at 100 o'clock
Bridge
Mrs. II. +. Kettler entertained with
bridge party last "Wednesday eve
ming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
SLEPT on GUARD

Tuesday night Company ! went On
Guard. A certain corporal failed Ia
relieve the guard nj the proper hour.
and. while he slept soundly before
his tent. the poor sentries watched
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

ID. Bailey of Haywood was trans
acting business in Dcming yesterday
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
Bridge

Bridge
Mrs. F. + Morton entertained at
bridge in honor of Miss Beatrice
Grove Of Columbus. Ohio, Friday at
tcrno0n.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30
Bridge
Sewing Club

Sewing CIub
The West End Sewing Club mel
with Mr.. J. s. Williams Tuesday af-
,,rnoon. The rooms were very beau
,;fully decorated with shasta daisies
ard American Beauty roses. A de-
Ipbtful 2-course luncheon was serv-
ed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

j. W. Silverwrighi of Tyrone wa>
in the city Monday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-30

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ipurbs bsuts Wlorsen in ibrsr Wob
rluna In Scutb Bart srIHoiien. Der
mutbmablife MSrbsr, Der 80 Jatrs
alte Charles @anbibo tpurbe BON ber
14iihrissn 1cdtsr Soispbins suiams
rnengefdpHen unb tDbtlidl psripunbei.
or lisat nit sintm acpfTGub unb
einem ShuB In ben lluterleib i'm 5os
ipiial unb fam niht nit BEN ass
BEN bnpontpmmsn. ganbibo mar in
sscispbine perlisbt unS speesn Der
sroben 5uaenb bss WGrGsns purts
ibm Don ben gltsrn bas 5aus perbc-
ten. 9aGbsm Der Batter fit beutt
fritz auf bic 4rbsit beasben bate.
betTat W1nbibO bos Saus unb feu-
srfs. obns Elm Mori su fassn. fiini
gniiiIe ouf ssrau Wenbsr ab. bic, bon
alien attrofisn. tobt nisbsrfan!. 80.
iepbins h5rte bic S6iiiIs. srsriff ibrss
Wa.srs Rerrlpsr unb rdfte ben 1op
Der Mlttey auf Der StsLls.
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Rsmtprt.

Die Neiupprt Office fir bas Gin.
sinnGter goIlsbIatt1 bsfinbet iid In
Rs. 339 Dorf Giraffe, sessniber BEN
Goartbonie, ,uOielbit Rerisfeiten, gin.
5eissH II. I. m. bis 10 1tbr 45 Winn'
ten absnSs eHsseseusenpmnteH tuer'
ben.
= Sn Der seitern abeebnltenen
Gisune Der Stabt aownliii1re nun.
ben 81 @eiufe I'M SdanfIiser5en
eiHsereidt. Die 9isenssebiibr be-
frist 5000 per sSabr. Bon Der
Gbicagoer gtabtbebor6e lief Elm
GAreiben ein. in peI6em eriuft
iuiro, au5ugebeiL meldes @abrsei.
hen Die stabtilasse 0eDports auf-
supeiien Bat. 9ie gta6t beiist teine
eigene Gldgee. 8ei feitIihen Gele.
eerbeitcn miro 6as SternenbarIncr
itnn bel Grmaerfeiern pirb bas8anner
a,sf SaIbmnit aIfee5oeen. - lem
GarnebaI apnrnrittee purbe eine
SiseuS irlter Der Beaslping betpil.
liGt oaB tein @Ai6sraa Ooer irse,lb
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Cefterreim fit etiten Nm'
ariH feitens JtaIien
brrbereitet.
Die game Grenss bsfstts:
unb nit artillerit
perfeheu.

Oie 9an 3e OrtH3s ps1eFt9
unb nit artillerit
psrfshtn.
gelluno. 5tali,u, 26. aipril,
Stalisnifdx GlfdiIine. aus Ctiierrtif
bsridien. bab bic OsIisrrsidsr ibr.
gauge fiibIias grsnSs btfsitist unt
Islbf S4ansperte aus Cement anst,
lsst babtn. binter bensn fdipere gs'
ffiibs in qoiiiion sebradi ipurbsn.
Die Cffiasn bsben erslGrt, bab wenu
e gu 5tinbislisteiten iOmmsn iOlIk,
lie ale in Der Rdb Der Grsnse ssIes,'
nen Dorfsr, bon StlDa. 5itli6 pom
@arba See in Staiisn. Biz aaiie, 20
Msilsn n5rblia BON stIDu, suiams
msnidisbal ipiirben.
alus bisisn Wlslounssn sshi bsrpor.
bab Gsiisrrsid uitt ssneisi III, srob,
1sbisisabirttunssu an SiaIien su mas
d,n, um OsHsn Rsuiraliidt su sriau'
Iitn.
1rupptn iommsn foripabrsuO Don
ROrben an. Jn zrisnt IisesH 1900
Wlonn; 1000 in RoUsrsio; 1000 in
RiOa unb 5000 in psri@isbsnsn iIei'
nsrtn Ortm. Gs iinb aud pOrbtrsi.
iungsn fir Oasllutsrbrinsen Don 5000
Mann bsuifde 1ruppsn sstrOffsn
iporbsn, 5000 in 1risai unb 2ooo in
TasSso sOmbdrbo.
Die tuiIiffen atiesss
nadri6teu ptri dDeis
gen bic RisberIags am
gtrgs Dhrp.
ct. ptfsrsbura 26. 9pril.
Die fOIasubs gsiauuima&ans lvurbs
lam atenb BON ben WiIitdrheb5rrsu