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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18
Wednesday. February %

Nr'll'-uhN, rtbruaTN -
10 n. IN. Meeting of the convcr.
ton NJ the Adelphi Club rooms.
2p. m.--Display drill by Thirteenth
,ccnih [. :. Cavalry On Silver ave
nue monkey drill; mounted wrestling
mounted combat exercise: musical
calisthenics: machine Gun drill
9p. m.--Grand ball at the Crystal
iheaier. Music will he furnished by
the Thirteenth T.. $. Cavalry or
chestra.
The committee wishes 10 get in
touch with those having rooms to
rent. The committee will guarantee
payment. The local hotel accommo-
dations. il i, feared. will he made
Uuaie for the entertainment of 80
many visitors. II has been suggested
that the merchants of the city dee
crate their places of business for
the occnsion. and in honor of those
that are engaged in New Mcxico's
chief industry
According To current report Of
the state cattle sanitary board. the
cattle shipments from Deming cX-
ccrd IN number that oi any other
town or city in the state. The IN
come To the city is estimate at about
u million dollars. Approximately
~. 600 head of cattle are shipped
from the local stock yards 10 the
markets of the east.
The rapid rise in the value OF cattle
during the past ten years has placen
cattle raising an permanent ana
profitable basis. The diminishing
grass ranges will alway- make the
local breeding grounds of great III
portancc in the industry.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18

{. c. Hollenheck and Mrs. Hollen-
heck of Micssc wcre injured in n
runaway accident Sunday morning
as they were returning from trim
lo the Florida mountains with SONG
neighbors Mr.. Hollenbeck's collar
bone was fractured and he was 9th.
crw;~e bruised aud shaken. Mrs
llollcnbeck was bruised and n Mis-
Brown who was with them suffered
slight injuries. None i in serious
condition, according to the report
The accident was caused BY the
lroppinr Of the sineletree. which 50
frightened the horses that they holt
ed. The party was taken home IN ~
automobile. DIR. +. ID. vickers was
called and gave the injured medical
attention.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18
instaIIs viIcaniling Plant

Weaver Brolher- have lust open
eel their new steam vulcauizing plant
al l06 y. silver avenue. The plant
contain, an elaborate equipment fo>
making new tires out of old ones and
should be- literally patronizcd hy
local motorists that will appreciate
The service offered
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18
The Epw0rt hleague

The Epworth League of the Meth
odi,l church held their special meet =
ing aud social last Friday evening ~
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. D.
Garcia. The basketball game ON tn,
same evening interfered somewhat
wirh the attendance. but those thai
were lucky enough to be- in attend
ancc thoroughly enjoyed the hospi-
lality dispensed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18
Pln,nNlriIhL NiirI Gu

The Womnn'- Missionary Society
# the preshyirriau church will holo
T., regular monthly meeting Monday
Feb. II NJ , o'clock in the afternoon
Al the church. The foreign tolnc
will he "Koren" and the nome top.
ic "The Indians.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18

farty
Miss Isabel Phillips gave a very
pretty party last Friday evening at
her home ON Nickel avenue. The
house was tasicfully decorated ~
pink and white.
The guests were entertained WIN
sames and dancing. Al 10 o'clock
dainty refreshments were serveH.
The dance was held at the Adelphl
club. where hte visiting basketball
team from Las Cruces was being en-
,ertained. Mrs. Frank Richardson,
Mrs. Shelby Phillips. Mrs. Tony
Deckert. and Miss Rosahe DeckerI
were the chaperones.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18
DENIM Rifle Club Meets

The Deming Rifle Club held H.
first rnliee practice last Sunday at
ternoon. The members tried oui Their
new guns with pleasing results and
unined enthusiasm for the work "i
learning to shoot well. The club will
hold another practice meet next sun
day.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18
Parent-Go0dman

f. G. Parent of Hurley and Mrs.
Rebecea J. Goodman of Phoenix,
Ariz.. were married here Tuesday at
the Methodist parsonage at : o'clock
by the Rev. r. c. Morgan. Mr. and
Mrs. B. Turner of Hurley were the
witnesses. The newly weds went Ia
Hurley, where the bridegroom j. en-
Moved by the Chino Copper Com
many. While in Deming the visitors
we're guests at the New Hotel Dimes.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18

Sidney l.. Ro.rbaum of New York
City and Moses Oppcnheimer of Lou.
i-'illc, Ky. made u week END visit TO
Dcming
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18
Ladies' Social Circle

The Ladies' Social Circle of the
Presbyterian church will meet With
Mrs. Fred Sherman Thursday, Feb.
"a.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18

j. :. kishlar of Los Angeles. Cal,
was IN the city Saturday enroute to
Santa Rita Mr.. Kishar j. mining
engineer.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcintosh of
Denver. Colo. stopped off in Dcmlns
Wednesday fast week on their re
turn from the Pacific coast, an0
spent few days visiting their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred sherman.
The visitors were taken To FL Paso
by Mr.. mad Mrs. Sherman in the
latiers' automobile.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18
DEMNG HANGS OUT THE LATCH STRING FOR
VISITING C0WMEN; LARGE CROWD EXPECTED
Committee Entertainment has Arranged Elaborate Program for Next
Tuesday Wednesday when Delegates from New Mexico
viii Come Denim Attend the Second Annual Convention
Cattle Growers Association Thirteenth Cavalry
With Rsumena Band Coming Many Social Functions Planned

The cattlcmen Of the state will meet
next Tuesday aud Wednesday in
Dcnng in the second annual conven-
tion Of the New Mexico Cattle and
Horse Growcr>' Association. Five
thousand visitors are expected. The
three railroad, which inicrseri Dem
in. have pul on special rates and
are furnishing special Accommodations
Among the distinguished visitors are
Govcrnor William e. Mcdonald. State
senator y. +. pankcy of l.amy, q.
T.. l.add. president Of the New Mexico
college of Agriculture aud Mechanic
Arts; Luther Foster, Professor Of
animal husbandry of the State Col
lcec: ". j. l.inwood. secretary of
the state sanitary cattle board ut
Ration. u. X. y. Sellers. former may
or "f Albuquerque
The committee on entertainment Is
Williams Rutherford. Morris Nord-
hau, and \. \. Bolich. They hav,
prepared program that is intended
10 keep the visiting cowmcn busy ev-
cry minute of their stay in Deming.
The program l. ~ follows:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18

Homer .Ione, was in Dcming Mon.
day on business.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18
OFFICIAL. PROGRAM
Tuesday. February \

10 II. m.-Mecting of the conven-
ton nt the Adelphi Club rooms on
Gold avenue.
II noon trand barbecue ~ corner
of Gold avenue and Pine street.
= u IN. Display drills by Thirteenth
t. :. Cavalry On Silver avenue: ,aber
drill. musical ride: hurdle race: ma
chine yun-rtIftl.
u 30 p. Smoker for the stock
men al the Adelphi Club rooms.
. -. NJ Grand ball AT the Crystal
lhrnlcr. The Music will be by the
Thirteenth I. :. Cavalry orchestra
Of nine pieces.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18

Early last Thursday morning y
son was born to Mrs. B. II. Roberts
of Bisbee. who is spending some
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Weaver.
Mrs. Walter Hammel. Mrs. Todd.
and Mrs. Jim Latham were visitors in
Nutt Saturday.
v $. Hills. long u prominent resi-
dent of Deming. where he was for
merly secretary of the chamber Of
commerce. has come to FL Paso Ia
make his home. and will bring his
family here ut the close of the school
year. Mr.. Hills ha, taken the
agency of strong Galveston life
insurance company.
Miss Beatrice NJ. Hills wishes Ia
thank all of those who helped her
in the Fl Paso Herald contest. m
which she won the beautiful i5-piece
sci of Community silver.
The silver, in its mahogany chest
is displayed in the window of loca
drugstore.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-02-18

' Deming Air '
' 100 per ct. Pure :
' Breathing Test =
y = y y =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
JAPAN is RAISING OBJECTIONS.

CHOOSING psychological moment to make objections
~ to the pending immigration bill before congress,
Japan has selected this date the hest for It's purpose
There Is in II hint of threat from Japan Far from
IT, but Is just the psychological moment In the opinion
OF Niscount Chndn, to begin pressing the matter
Objectionable features found by the japanese am
bassndOr In the AsHc exclusion features the measure
has passed the house Objection IA made To the inclusion
Of japanese In the class with Ilndus md the informal
agreement made between former Secretary Root and for
mer Ambassador Takahira is found by Ambassador
Chnda to he repuGnHnt
Japan has assumed threatening attitude toward
the United States hut several times there have been
hints ~ t-jus an inmaion Of what might be expected
Former Secretary Bryan with the dove or peace pcrchcd
hand and honey dripping from his mouth, may
have given Ambassador rhudn wrong impression o
the American nation. The ambassador may have beer
further mscd by the of the administration In re-
gard TO Germany and patience may have been mistaken
for something else.
ThI, may look like the psychological moment for Japar
to bccom active in filing objections to American cgisa
tlon, hut II may not be-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

skulls complete exhibit of the turkey
feather cloth which they manufactured
admirably; the crude sticks which they
used for agricultural purposes and sew
crHl OF the ladders they set up against
their cliffs 10 enable them to chamber
mp to their caves when uWrsucl By
stronger wnrllko tribes from the valley.
I'm the collection lF also n smooth
plank made by some pre.htstoric car
pointer with crude tools ~ stone II is
wcru smooth by the countess hare feet
that trod upon II, lo'g perhaps. before
Christ WAS born II Us about ten feet
In length and rerhnps two inches In
thickness II must have cost its maker
weeks Of toll
Several mummics. In wonderful
state ol prrsurNdtiun considering that
the cllfi .dwcllcra were ignorHnt o. the
art ~ omhalWlng. Rrv CNtuut Theft
present condition is due solely to the
/ dry climate ~ the region Ia which th"N
lived and died \ bod. provided II Is
protected from IN" yultnr.s and coyotrH
win mumrh'y ot itsolf " exposed to IN,
/ bright sunshine Of the southwcgtc ,
| Colorado dosc.t
well to make u 'ong story short
/ one man cam" into the museum Rn,
| seeing my interest IN the rrliuH ru"ug
/ ed In conversation with mo We was d
/ relative u one ~ my present omploNou
md secured job for me started II
/ nt the bottom and although I rm NH
quite AZ the top of the ladder set | hop'
to he some day That IL why I nlwiyl
recommend EVERYONE who tnlkS with m,
about Colorado nr Denver 10 see Nh,
exhibit In the museum u brought mn
lttk MIV sDugpus pLspF''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Echoes 6on]SAo'd 4 lobbies
NBM)
Y1A..

"One of the things YOU must really see
II YOU visit Denver Is the chronological
exhibit In the new state museum II Is
one Of the most marvellous collections
Of It's kind In the United States, or the
entire world for that matter, for 1t con
tains absolutely authentic relies OF the
olff dwcllcrs of the Mesa Verde national
park district'
Alnnr H. GrlsbN ~ Denver col. rop-
resentlng u largo wholesale jcwolry
manufacturing concern uf the Colorado
metropolis, was speaking to friends nj
the Sk'Nin
81 driurd into Denver about five years
ago. h. sud ~ hungry, doWncast and
homeslck Md from Kansas had lust
been graduated from highSchopl and lett
my dads home IN our little country
town to seek my fortune IN the noun.
tnlnS, going west instrad of onst ~ ~
usual with fortuur-uunt'ug Youngsters.
when In nighschoo became inter
cNtcd In cihnolugy, geology, pnlacont-
olncy and allied subjects and IN penni-
lrSF and hnlf-sie-vcd condition | drI'ted
naturally 10 the public museum IN an
effort 20 while away my time uni'l some
Kind of employment should turn up |
didn't know enough to look for II
''At any rate. after had gone through
the musucm several daNs IN succession
happened into the chronological pXhihl,
aud WIS h,pn'tizcl hung over the
glass 'cnsos So fascinated that team
~ buskv mules would have found It dif.
/ ncult TO drug me away
The museum really contains some
wonderful relics Among them Is the
! excellent CUllpttlDu ~ IlIfr du .lIrt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Won PAPEN AND THE PLOTTERS.

a CIlNrllS NJ German spies In the United States M,
coming to light more and more and much has been
revealed 10y the voluntary statement n Horst ,on Ter
Gol'E. who had dealings with Captain Won rapru. tn,
military nttnchc NJ the German embassy At the sam,
time Wolfe Won lgcl Is under arrest I'm Ncv YORK and
others may be- arrested
lcncncy with German uoitcf, has hccn most rc
marknhc from the beginning There has been much
evidence not nl ~ which made public There hn,,
been many crimo- committed In the Untcd States an,
trac,l 'ir,rtly ~ men " llnt nationality,
Ihorr may come time however when mon, ,lrfrit,
action viii hc taken In the United States Nmarcn,,
h- louIour, no reached about ns tar us u l uc,,.,r,
Tor 9" GO II mny have hccu rar NJ rur u,u,r1lii,
IN me past hui n peculiar wa, u which p ,h, II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Ten Years Ago
from The TIME, Fuesl

Tomorrow evening nt The meeting ~ the
ciN councils In Oklahoma Cit, nd
shawnee. applications will be- mad. ~
the Oklahoma a shawnee Traction ,r ..
phny FOR frinoha, to enter both 81 y
with an int'rurb,n I'm, Tho Inc ~.
ready financed and should there Co., .
trouhl" NJ to the franchise will be- IN 90.
ration inside " eight months
\ special train lcu this morniug 10 -
the Frisco With large crowd u rr,
vino viii witness the game hs ,.--
noon between the oilers aud o.. N.ts
o. n Norris loop out n permit .. p.
day 10 erect SO 0on brick IulIu Il
ilS North HfoldWay which will I, 70 4
for mercantile purposes
Seventeen years ngJ today the w,.'l ,r
was ideal. gentle h1lmy breeze N,s
blowing from the south and spring Nis
much more advanced than II - ;oda Z.
The prniri" grass was four inches iish.
and the leaves on the OAK trees nfinrd-
INK shade. No dust nuisance Wa NJ
counirred until after the people gathered
nt the town points had worn ava, the
grass
Mrs LILLIAN CSprnn n Wash.nr ton. y.
g arrived this morning for a Wit Nth
Mrs. james n wheeler
Miss Amy Lake. = fofmcr Oklshom,
city elfl, who IL touring the country
with her cousin. Miss Elsi, janis md
appearing as her undofIudy In "Ths
Vanderbilt Cup" will arrive the first of
I Iug To- suend the summer hste ,t,h h..
mother
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
STANDING FOR HUMAN RIGHTS.

Most REMARKABLE Is the unanimip with which
'i the leading and the leading spapcr, ~ the
country commend President Wilson In sending Germany
the straightforward ultimntum In language NJ dcnd, d.
rcctncss Many " them ~ the opinion that may
mean war hut they commend the president aud for ihc
nation pledge him unlimited support
Between the ,iuklng " The IusianIa wear ago aud
The torrcoiue ~ tn" SUSSEX the other day German,
stands charged with long list ~ crime, against humaniI,
In the heat NJ wariur the rights " ucurals were cn
tircy overlooked aud protests lid not avail The danger
n international law going Io pioccs was very great
II IS In the interest " humanity and fur the right.
N all urulrnl that The action taken D., the United
States All Americans Know that the president ha, nccr
patient Ia the paint where he wa, .uhicc, tn criticism
It was with the approval " The great majority that h,
has made ever, possible effort to avoid involving hi.
country In scriri, trouble
Germany ha, viltully aud mauyou,ly broken inter
national law that was long established aud II permitted
o go doing ,o other hcgcrcnts might have rolov~
the example The conditions were iutolcrahlc aud th,
whole nation knows that the crisis rud not hc avoided
All over The United States The action ~ the president T.
given the most hearty concentration
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
FAVORABLE TO WATER BONDS.

T. NERiWHERE there Is favorable comment the
- water bond proposition to be- voted Mny 20 and
the belief is expressed that the proposition viii be
ried by large majority II is not expected that there
viii be objections hut II is believed that those opposing
The bonds will not be- numerous
This IS due 10 determination on the part " the
property owners II oklahoma City 10 put the city for.
ward In It's natural growth. 70 do this II Is necessary
to provide supply of water sufficient for a purposes
The flows by the city every year All that I,
sary IL Ia conserve H.
Engineers employed by the city have searched every
possible ~ securing this water supply aud an of
them have come hack Ia the plan that r to be- voted
very similar 10 H. The adoption ~ this plan mean.
immense supply NJ vatcr stored within reach ana car
fled In settling basins II lower insurance rates
and hest Of ALL 1t the growth N the city without
cessation and with renewed confidence.
In other states, throughout the country wherever oh
ahoma City IL known the only thing against II IS that
II has an insufficient water supply That fact has moi
been hidden aud II cannot possibly be- concealed Voting
the bonds will bring many institutions to Oklahoma
city. Not next week, perhaps. nor ucvt month hut IL
the future
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
THIS MAY BE THE BEGINNING.

n REAMERS ARE SAYING that the European war
- means the end of empires and the rise Of republics
from their ashes Few the prophetic eyes pcerng
into the future and seeing how this Is to be done hut
the fnc remains that IN the past dreams have sometimes
II may be- too that Greece Is going to start
the movement
King Constantine Of Greece months ago abolished the
constitution and legal government Of his country, making
himself the despot after the approved fashion Of the
llohcnzolrr, This TO prevent Grcccc front entering
the against Kaiser Wilhelm, his father inaw, and for
time was successful.
Today the struggle of the Greeks Tor their liberty Is
under way led hy Ncni2co, Of the few real states
men IN Europe He Is saying things in plain language,
and his words not to be- misunderstood Furthermore
he X the voice Of the people of Greece He has already
reminded the royastS that the Greek people their
freedom by force Of and that they do not intend
to rclmQuIsh H. tip to this time hr m,- said nothing
about republic, but he may have II In mind.
The question of whether Greece shall stand with the
kaiser or with the allies Is In the background The Qucs
on of whether II is 10 hc free state sink into
PrusSianism under Constantine is to the fore.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

copyright 1870
Ouch
sad IN the lot " Thomas Tup.
The gloomicst of men.
lie read Connie SUNDAY SUP
And never smiled again
The Wise Fool.
"rolitrncss costs nothing observed
the Sage
That's right" agreed the Fool ''Fo.
Illness is merely the art of not letting
people know what YOU think of them d"
No Joke.
His dam tasks man may shirk,
You'll find that this is very true.
Hut he can always SEE some work
The other fellow ought to do
Paw Knows Everything
Willie-Pnw. what Ia piece dc resist
nncc AZ dinner
paw-A piece de resistance i- a steak
after your mother gets through frying
Il. my son
Maw-willie. YOU leave the table aud
go TO bed this minute. young man
You Know Him.
A loose -mouthed mutt is Oswald hay,
with me hen never make a hit,
He hasn't anything to say.
Hut he keeps right on saying H.
Huh
smith is always looking for the worst
Of II. isn't heF remarked Jones
Yes" agreed Brown Hes tha kind
of fellow who always takes an umbrella
along when he goes 10 u hall game"
Notieel
ToNne Marshall Of Bardstowr. Nv
has been added 10 the Clubs police force
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

nd whacks them with a bough, One minute he
says, Gee" Next minute, "Haw!" says he !;
the mules, they haw, and strain and draw
upon the double-tree, The plow point strikes
a stone; the farmer heaves groan and then
his nibs surveys his ribs, to find the broken
bone. Then, finding he is whole, he takes a
ten-foot pole. and prods the mules, and says,
"You fools, such tricks will not tholel" The
plowshare does not scour, and he, for half an
hou,, suspends the rules and lams the mules
with wondrous vim and power. To turn the
furrow o'er--it is the oldest chore mans titled
the earth since Adams birth, and will for
evermore. And ever. as he walks, he picks up
clods and rocks, in west and east, to pelt his
nr ,,nla mr. nv
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k{ISaapshot:M&| !! J! 81.
kISm BY JAY Z HOUSE RUVl

sworn testimony often is discounted
Gossip usually is quoted at its face
value
The man who has kept his hair needs a
haircut every two weeks The man who
has grown bald needs haircut every
other daN
conservative is n radical who has
been elected 10 office
II hoy could marry at the age ~
II he would. nine times out Of ten. marry
his school teacher
The good nnturcd man who receives
YOU cordially aud gscs YOU his time
freely usually has something he wishes
To scll you
on', fcw men do anything well
enough to disturb their amateur statu.
Buck kilhy saws he Is willing to be
saved But he stipulates TINT the work
must not he done b, boy preacher
When n man Is % tho rattle II over and
u becomes apparent TO him that hr
hasn't drawn ANYTHING
What do you think NJ the hnll team?
NHid ian to Eph Wiley Yesterday. You
don't want 10 know what think Of the
team, lrh replied You are merel,
seeking nm opportunity to toll me whal
YOU think of it"
IN" fact that you cnn prove n thing b,
r"liahl" witnesses iS no indication that Il
ts true
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
EDITORIAL PAGE
Twenty Years Ago
from The Times Flles.)

Mr.. /. +. Kramer and Miss Hattie
simpson were married this afternoon at
the home Of the BRIDES parents five
miles east NJ the city by Rev. u. W..
Kawley. and took the afternoon train for
five weeks trip east
The ghost which has been seen near
Guthrie on several occasions turns out
not to bc Il ghost |. was Leslie Nib
lnck walking about trying to coin few
more new words for his dictionary
South Oklahoma IL noted for It's vego-
table gardens. aud many Of the best % ct
belong to leading business and pro cs-
spnnl men Among those who take 81 cat
pride In their gardens are J II Ever s.,
Charles Anderson and Fred Wedc meyer.
Mcssts Strc,tcr, Lindsey and Mention
went out To the cyclone district tolny
to see II amy suffering resulted from the
storm which followed close to the south
lino of Okhhomn county Tor n distance
Of liftcen miles
The anniversary Of the opening In being
celebrated by the people at Edmond to-
day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

rurhc, now romcy forward and admit, the sinking of
the hospital ship Portugal Turkey shows O disposition ,o
admit almost anything mohahl, ou The ground that
lnd reputation cannot hc made any worse