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The Springfield herald., 1916-10-27

AS I have safeguarded the eoun-
tylIs interests in the past against
nlnwarrant d inroads on the coun-
~ treasury. so promise to con-
tiruue to do If rs-elected-and ask
your support on that platform for
slcond term.
T. e. Barr.
If. elected to the office of coun-
'ty treasurer, l wish to give eheI
assurance that / will perform the
,iuties' OF that office to the Rs7e
If my ability. and will appreciate
your SUPPORT accordingly in tha
election.
Wanda a. McAdam.
The Springfield herald., 1916-10-27

by the grace of the primaries
am candidate for representa-
tive for the Prowers- -Baca district
on the republican ticket. would ask
your support at the election In NO
vember, and will appreciate all ia
vorss.
Allyn cole.
AS n candidate on the republican
,tirket dor assassor. 1 will aRpre-
ciate your help in the election, and
promise to fill the office to- the
best OF my ability.
Claude Jones.
Judge Eldon Allen authorizes US
to announce that he will APPRECIATE
THE support of the people of Baca'
county in the comming election for
tn, office of county judge. and that
If elected it will be his pleasure to
give the same good service that ne
has during his fret term in that
office.
II III cted to the office OF conn-
missioner it will be my aim to pro-
tect the county's interests in all
matters affecting its welfare-and
ask your support on that platform.
Cleo. A. Baker.
i Having received the nomination
at th.1 primaries on the democratic
ticket for State representative for
/ the Prowers-Baca district, 1 prom
isse to use my earnest endeavors'
If elected, to bring about the enact
nent of such laws as will prove
! beneficial to the citizens and tax
payers of the district.
DIR. A. C. Davis.
AS a candidate for sheriff of Ba-
! ca county l am asking your SUPPORT
J for erection and promiA1s II 6
,cted to- second term to serve
the b.,st interests of the county in
the future as have endeawored tc
do in the Da.st-to the best of my
ability.
Maurice Long.
| If elected to the office of count!
clerk and recorder. my services will
be at your command as heretofore
and shall always strive to please
Will appreciate your support ant
will rsmember all favors.
will Spurgeon.
AT the primary election 1 was
nominated as the candidate on the
republican ticket for county COM
missioner for the third district. Tht
nomination wa5 entirely unsollfclt'
ed by me-. but iS elected to this Of
flee, 1 promise to give my best ef-
forts in the 1ntera SITS of Baca coun-
ty.
James AZ. Sttnson.
Any favors show me as candi
date for county cIei k will be high
y appreciated, and viii be pleas ed
to have your suppor:.
David Konkel
am a candidate for commission n
er. on the republics IN ticket In the
first Com. district, and will high-
ly appreJ ate your upport.
On da Young.
The Springfield herald., 1916-10-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS


If elected sheriff. I, will perform
the duties. of that. office withou
fear or favor to. the, best o my a.
bllity. and will appreciate ths sup
port Of everybody In the, n,ouam Der
election.
B. J. Clifton.
Being the repuhhran n ominee for
the off1ce of co'xxtN Snpt ,rintendent
OF schools. I harsby AM lounce my
candidacy ARD earnestly solicit any
support thea the voters of Baca cou
ty can gi~< me. If ii sr .ould be ny
good fqstricAa to win. l promise 70
aerve shfs county to the full extent
OF nx ~ ie, and ability.
Earl c. De nn,ey.
Having been numinated ON the
democratic ticket for ounty super
intendent Of schools, would re-
spectaully solicit the support of the
voters OF Baca. county IN the Noveln
Der elections.
J. 8. Jent.
II. Ii. Dckey, candidate for asses
scr on the d!tnocratic ticket, wish
rs 10 announce that he will appre-
ciats your support in the coming e.
i4.etson. and that If elected he will
serve the people as assessor to the
best o,t his ability.
The Springfield herald., 1916-10-27
"a
OWNER
} In Advance.

>, rue sr,,nzn.lh. r. -ton'"'-
- --".,nd rts-- .iattet
The Springfield herald., 1916-10-27
To The vstsrs

an a candidate on the dem
ocratIc ticket for county clerk
and recorder. l have served the
people OF this county one term in
ttis capacity and ask you to
consi0er and investigate my re-
cord promise, if elected, to
conduct the business of the office
IN an economical manner and to
the best interest of tie people of
Baca county. l earnestly solicit
your suppor. in the election.
David Konkel
The Springfield herald., 1916-10-27
Robt. H. Dickey

Nominee for County Assessor,
Who is fast becoming One of
the CountJ's Most Popular
Candidates. Honest, Up
right, an Indefatigable work.
er, and Well Qualified for the
Place to Which He Aspires.
The Office of assessor is one OF
tine most important in county af-
fairs in the gift Of the people,
and one in which bungljng can
60 farther towards complicating
the tax schedule and increasing
taxes by such bungling than in
any other county Office.
There are consequently three
things required of an assessor
honesty, ability. literal qualifica-
ton; and these Robt. Dickey pos
seses, and is consequently relia-
bly, equipped for any emergency
that may arise in connection with
the Office.
Mr.. Dickey is a prosperous
Young farmer in the Rodley neigh
oorhood, having been since COM
in. here some years ago very
successful both in farming and
in stock raising.
Mr.. Dickey's great advantage
in the capacity Of assessor is in
knowing the valuation of prop
erty. When consequently he
gets around as assessor his books
@'ill show the valuation of the
c1fty as near as it can be told,
ard the valuations on one mans
property will be the same as the
valuations on onother mans prop
ertv.
MIR. Dickey is also very enthu-
siastic in educational matters, /
and believes that Baca county /
should build up Its own normal. !
and for that purpose should keepf
Its normal money ut home instead
Of sending it abroudl If elected }
consequently be will do all he !.
can to secure q legal narmal.
Vote for Robt. b. Dickey for
county assessor, api you will
vote right.
The Springfield herald., 1916-10-27

Otto Rowland, "the Uncle Walt
Mason of Baca county" was a
Herald caller Saturday, in COM
,,any with Pearly BOIL and Will
French.
Editor Jones was business
visitor to the county seat on the
21st inst,
The Springfield herald., 1916-10-27
WlaaH it1fn

FOR s ALE
A 10ftx10ft rou nd wooden stor-
age tank. Aim ost new bar
gain. w. M. Stewart.
Hell P
Wanted-a tong capable
young woman for general house
work in small fam lily in Spring
field. Ad dress Box 70
1t is Not How N 1uch
But How Good
We tighten loose te eth, straight
en- crooked teeth. { 'ure diseases
and bleeding yums,s nd Pyorrea.
Extract without pal n. We mt
glasses as few can do and treat
the eyes. Occulist (No t Optician)
We guarantee all we d 0 and Will
any city woi / on ea-th.
DR.. Dowdey, the expe.r t occulist
and dentist. c5- L an 1ar, Colo
The Springfield herald., 1916-10-27

Fred John has bee talking
against the beer amen. dment in
Baca county. We dom suppose
he found anyone down this way
that entends to vote fo,. john
son was a former prea cher on
this circuit.
The Springfield herald., 1916-10-27

!, ordering ii change of address, be
,,.r. to give both the old address and
the new.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24
NOT A TIME FOR SIDE STEPPING

looking at
in obiIuely They dcrecnc anything that iar
They Mortified by
Intervention" They hrIc, that those that calling
situation The administration ha- taken the
frownng candid
rumlo will solve the problem
of United
IN troubled republic II the lie the
country establish Responsible there need talk
the, failed that The
untold Americans aud MeNicans alike The
Ysabe aud Columbus the
peo IT, Half
have failed aud American lives l. the American
going repeat viii troops below
drands recalled without the safety of TIN border! this
permits will
November will that
directly the people
which is % be done
the beeye thai has recognized
present expedition will
Mexico, what will To chase Villa i oIw will
o-wp of army
comedy. The
humor and l. credited with that have
not set public, but which viii develop
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24
.FRENTE y FRENTE"

Ia spite the censorship the people "a" the ulrd States have b
the Mexico. The detection
and the brothers the that show which
way wind l. How will until the
petition Mexico HUSTLE array, The
The should all lines Transportation
places Why should the Meyican-
u invite disaster
Surely with
else when the
lclon Columbus. Yet
which has already turned Villa 1t
made that killed American Columbus
andm will he killed by tn border Ia
% the difficulties known why should the almn
mnlil he the Naunal Guard and call for volunteers!
The "wachiul waiting policy that ha, already h.
costly dominate the To perm
safety of border and rights American
Mexico The Villa
accomplish this The United definite
lrrorm IT accomplishing" the
The America army De on the flea bitten republic
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24
Engagement Announced

Mrs. A. l.. Argenbright announces
the engagement of her niece. Miss
Carclla Thomas, To A. Sidney Kirk
patrick of Santa Fc. Miss Thorn
has bcu ut Demine for the past yea:
conducting very successful photo
graph studio. She will return "a
Silver City where the marriage will
he celebrated early in the summer,
probably in the month Of June. Mi,
Thomas is charming and attrac'
i've girl. who made her home for
several years with her aunt. Mr..
Argenbriehl. She is popular in the
Young social set. Mr. Kirkpatrick j.
n graduate at the state normal school
aud therefore well known in Silver
City. tie l. the son of Mrs. Rober.
Wood Of Rcdrock. For the pa-i
several years he has becn employed
n special work in the state cngin
cots office NJ Santa Fc.-Silver CITY
lndcp, n,lrni.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24
BROUGHT 10 \ HEAD

will
Mnhrc~ Valley Luna citizen, has"
hut there denying that the disorders along he
lose this
becomes definitely known that the the rd
maintained will influx
much needed in the Development Of u country
Business emiug has been hur y tn, the border
would that the conferred here ha
activity lines The importance Dcmng of mcrch
growing daily! will take than Villa
sticking back The development the metropolis of
the Mimrc, Valley.
fact be commented that the Graphic the only
the that carried reasonably nd readable
raid the cxciory
Mexico. Literally hundred OF rdcr copies have received
from parts OF the country.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24

Joe Starr was sentenced TO be
hung and e. Schmidt to life impris-
onment by Judge y. l.. Medler at
Las Cruces Monday for the murder
of Sheriff d. d. Stephens At Rinco,,
ON February 20. Francisco Acost.'
will be- returned 10 Luna county TOT
trial for the killing of another Mex
lean ut Spalding last winter.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24
adj. HERRING WOULD CALL
OUT TINE NATIONAL GUARD

Cant. A. ". Brock left the city
Tuesday for Albuquerque where he
VIII confer with Adiutant General
". 7. Herring regarding the con
dition> along the border. Gen. Tlei
rim. j. very much in favor of calling
the Nnli"nal Guard into service for
the protection of the New Mexico
border from raids by Mexican bar.
di;~. So far. however. he has hrr,
unable IL convince the ndminsirn-
On That this j. necessary. The
-tai itself has no funds that could
he applied Ia this purpose and must
depend on n federal appropriation To
hrin" II about. The two companies
under Capt. chamberlain have been
r~.allrd Ia Fort His and the iimld
are calling loudly for protection.
The sheriff ha, an adequate force Of
hi deputies on day and night aud
u guard i, stationed NJ night nj the
National Guard armory.
The farmers II the immediate Vi
entity are being allowed the use of
files Nv he state. More than thirty
have been let "ui undcr bond by the
offilcr> of the local National Guard
Company. With the rifles goes
twenty five rounds of ammunition.
The guns are the latest model "
:. :. Springfield and were sent here
bv Coz. W. &. Mcdonald
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24

There be disposition the of the president c1'
he Guard Texas. New Mexico aud Arizona
Auuni General IT, T. Herring has been Washington trying
appropriation moz, the
border certain that all hut 5000 Of the mobile regular
border. II all
al Mexico that the National ard will h. called
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24
ADVERTISING RATES :

contracts with minimum
eight nches eighteen
inserio oumu
line each business locals. one cent
no local less cents
no foreign advertisements less twenty
card thanks fifty cents; resolutions
five a inch
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24

Locally al
,haowed the European That the Germans Till
Nel the Russian, still chasing the
individuals of
acres the sea-.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24

careful shows tha,
because al raids II have those timd that they
frightened by panic them They
are n the stun which pioneers made.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24

The rvlored badly. always
come before it i, too late.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24
THE DEFINING GRAPHIC
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY ESTABLISHED IN 1902
CLYDE EARL ELY Editor and Owner

Entered the fooce Second Glass Matter.
Two Dollars Year: Months. Dollar:
Subscriptions Countries Fiji, Extra
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24

understood that the local politicians
candidates. There attitude ad
Will need much make sacrifice the behc lrnd~.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24

Clarence Ludlow and Mr.. Ludlow
at Chicago left Deming Tuesday
morning for California after enjoy
in. visit with Mr.. and Mr.. J. VI.
Crawford
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-24

W. u. Murray of Silver CITY VA,
ia Dcmine la-i Tuesday Ia tran, q.
act business. Mr.. Murray has
been prominently mentioned H. u rep
ubl'ran candidate for state treas
surcr. Il j. understood that Nj.
Murray has decided To make the race
aud that he will make thorough
campaign. Mr.. Murray has many
friends in this part of the state ana
has mighty good chaucc % fillinc
the important office.
A. j. Balgcr of Silver civ made 81,
lrir Ia Dcmina Monday.
SWEETEST line of parkn.c rande.
in the city az the Ro~-cr drug store.
II. VI. lvcr>oh Of Tyrone Wa u
Dcniing visitor the first ni the week.
Il. II. Fcrnsladi nf Cooks Peak
wu~ guest NJ the New Hotel Dine
the first of the week.
II. &. Stcinemann. formerly oi
Drmins bui now resident nf III
pa>o. was visitor in the city the
first of the week.
81. Patrick. however, never used
u hyphcn. When he became an Irish
man he became m lrishmnn and no,
u hvphenated f'rcnchman.
Between the alarm clock. the door
hell and the telephone. life is just
one ,lingdong after another.
Finest kind of peanut brittle now
~ the Rosser drng store.
Thoma- Marshall of The Victorio
Land and Cattle Company returned
home from trip To Albuquerque
In air-iight cans-Marshmallows
ior the kiddies at Rosser drug store.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-15
IrOnwOOd Slayer Badly
Hurt In Desperate
Leap
ELUDES TWO
n. Y. DETECTIVES
Prisoner Is Recovered
After Police Officers
Halt Flyer
81 UNITED PRESS.

NEW YORK, Sept i5--Arthur
Wallonen. selfconfesse ed accomplice
in the slaying Of Mrs Elizabeth
Nichols, aged widow. who Was kill
cd and robbed Of JcwelrJ valued At
SlG,ooo about a ycu ago hurled
him elf from TIA" New York Central
liver a. II passed through Montrose,
y y, early today. either in an at
tempt az suicide c. to escape from
detectives who were bringing him
here from lronwood Mich u was
at Irouwood that Waltouen was ar
rested and made his alleged confy-
sion
EludinC his guard for moment.
Waltoncn throw open the uoor Of
the car and dclineratelt leHped out
tie vas found - be severely injured
when picked up hy detectives who
recovered him after tho train had
been stopped.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-15

In short MONDAY speech. Fri.
day. in which nc repeated The lash
ing denunciariou Of me MARY admin
istration and Tho police ey~tcm tina;
be- made iu tha Thursday night
meeting Judge William r. Connol.
ly asked tnc support in hie race for
The mayUalfy Of several hundred
Cadillac Motor Car Co employees.
whom h' addressed from, the ton
moan Of an automobile IT, the street
outside The plart.
"If am elected viii give Do
iroit "a police department that Will
catch bandits instead 81 pulling
down banners" he said. referring "a
tho action Of q rolice ofnclal on
N5urocave who ordered taxicah
ch1uTyurs ro remove Connolly ban
apr from their machines or get Oh
abe street
Up i.f. rrcd 10 The Twenty.frst
ward election scandal
when some imhled-dnRered feL
CONTINUED on rage TueI
The Detroit times., 1916-09-15
sNAPPY SUNDAY SAYINGS

People today think God isn't
within 10 miles OF meeting IN
less there's a big crowd there.
Some minister's are as crazy
after sensations as the yellowesi
newspaper that ever came OF the
press.
II there weren't so many
March hare sort OF fellows break
ing into pulpits you would have
TO sweat more and work harder
When Jesus comes on the
scene you won't look wise and
say. Where did Cain get his
wife, You'll stagger back In
awe al his power
Long winded prayers viii nev-
or get anything when Peter
was sinking ne said Help me
or sink" II he had tried TO
made long winded prayer he
would have been at the bottom
before Jesus could touch him.
Salvation Is double barrclcd
proposition the Lord can save
you and make you stay saved.
Christianity gives man pow.
or 20 pass up booze and say TO
H. Not on your life"
The worst thing that ever
wrIggled out OF the pit OF hell is
a church scrap.
A selfish prayer Is like at.
tempting 10 bride God.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-15
That's "Hunch" Held
BY u. S. Army
Officials
NOW COLLECTING
AMMUNITION
Uneasiness Spreading
Concerning His
Activities
RT UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON Sept. l5-The
private. whispered "hunch" OF many
members OF the army general star,
circulated through 1.-THE war depart.
mcn' today Is that Francisco villa
Is planning what he hopes IN be a
mixture OF sweet revenge and the
coup d'etat of his kaleidoscope up
and down lirc Personal letters re.
cciyod from officers In the field by
)hlcer friends at the war depart
mcnt are tho basis Of the lunch"
Inquiry among several members
~ the general stan today developed
he same answer 30 the question.
DO you believe Villa is alive" The
answer inevitably was Il most Ger.
tainly do"
And almost inevitably detailing
Of he bunch" followed Each of.
cor emphasized II Was a pure
bunch" but based on letters that
read very much like similar letters
received a month or two prior to
the last Mexican crisis. which
caused at least one major general
To prophecy just what afterward oc.
CURED
The bunch" H. that villa. nursing
resentment over The Carranza recog
milton by President Wilson. plans a
series of lightning like border raids
just as close to election time as
compatible with strategy. Army
officers generally do not fear any
real villa activity until Pancho has
spent several weeks more gathering
ammunition and as many OF his old
followers as possible. In order to
make il necessary for the Carranza
United States field armies 70 enter
into operations against him on a
larger scale than either would want
to at such a time
The Detroit times., 1916-09-15
Bishop Smith u rg e S
Return to Primitive
Christianity
CONFERENCE IN
FULL SWING
Grant Hudson Asks
Support For Dry
Movement

"Denominationalism Is purely the
creation OF the human mind and
therefore can not claim di,ine orr.
gin" declared Bishop Charles 5.
Smith OF the African Methodist
church. addressing the sixty.6rst an.
nual conference Of Methodist Epis-
copal ministers in the Grand River
ave. Methodist Episcopal church,
Friday, in plea for unity in the
church and a return TO primitive
Christianity
Bishop Smiths words were greet
ed by applause from the gathering.
DR. Penn. OF the Freedman's Aid
society addressed the meeting and
expressed gratitude for tho aid
given the Negro church in its work
by the white brethren
Bishop Henderson. who presided.
called Grant VI Hudson. state super
intendent of the Anti Saloon league,
10 the platform. and Mr.. Hudson
asked for the united support Of the
Methodist church in the campaign
for prohibition
An address scheduled 90 have
been given by Bishop Henderson
was postponed until Saturday morn
ing because OF the press Of bust
ness An executive session was
held after the morning session.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-15

People OF Detroit handed Blly
Sunday his weight In money AZ tho
special home service In the Tabcr.
nacle. Thursday night The collcc.
ton weighed exactly las pounds
and that is the precise figure that
Billy tips when nc steps upon the
scales
In the collection were coins rang
ing from the soiled and greasy
penny green with age, that had
been Withdrawn from some miser's
hoard, 10 tho new $50 gold piece
fresh from the mint. and glowing
with such glory that caused the
poet ~ cYclaim why gild new gold
or paint the lily" There were bills
Of various denominations from tho
Continued on PsEe Twob
The Detroit times., 1916-09-15
81 Will Not Compromise With
The Sinking Whisky Crowd,"
Says Sunday, Spurning Challenge

"Windle represents the whisky
bunch. and | will not compromise
with that sinking crowd or have
anything TO do with u. except TO
fight It with all my power" said
Billy Sunday. Friday morning. anent
the report given out by the Home
Rule league, tho whisky organiza.
ton. that &. 4 windle. Of Chicago,
Is coming 10 Detroit 10 speak against
prohibition and probably would chal
lenge Sunday 10 debate.
Wlndlc viii speak i'm the armory
Sunday night. at which time he Will
issue his formal challenge To sun
day He will give a series Of sun
day evening lectures lasting mp IN.
oil election.
Mr. Windlc was formerly prcsi.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-15
BRITISH OPEN new S0MME THRUST.
CAPTURING 1000 YAROS0 TRENCHES;
BULGARS DRIVEN 10 MILES BY SERBS
Connolly, With Biting
Sarcasm, Dubs Marc Tiny
Terror of Sunday Saloon

In a formal statement given out
by Judge Connolly, Friday, he re-
plies in detail to the attack made
in a statement issued by Mayor
Marx, Thursday. The Connolly
statement follows:
I shall not for the present follow
the lead ot Mayor Marx, who, be-
cause OF the pressing necessities OF
his "Eentlemanly campaign" is
forced To take the character OF the
mud singer. / am not discussing
his personal side or his personal
comings and goings. Nothing that I
have said can I'm the remotest degree
bear that construction. am dis
cussinE solely his public policy--de-
liberately adopted and avowed by
him. Of maintaining what he mis-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-15
Straw Vote of Cadillac
Plant Shows Him
FavOrite
MARX REGIME
BATTERED AGAIN
Goes After Adj
ministratiOn In Talk
To Workers
REPLY TO MARX.

There is nobody connected with
the present administration with
sufficient dynamic force to carry
great municipal projects thru TO
contamination
The efficiency Of Detroits city
government has hccn steadily
growing lower, while the cost has
been steadily increasing.
A police department has no
business being used "A an adjunct
~ political machine.
The administration policy may
be summarized thus III you're
with us. 20 hell with the law; II
YOU'RE not with us 10 hell with
yoU'
The Mary gang doesn't know
what government ls for. They
think r. police department "a
personal pcrquislte.
The esprit - lawlessness in
Detroit has invaded the sauctity
Dhiaing fre" men.
Nobody is safe when the law
H. not respected.
Drtroit's polfcy OF 'awtcssness
invites crooks here the same rs
" the administration sent them
engraved invitations
stand Tor personal liberty
guaranteed by public law and no
proro.c. n elected. 20 have a
police dcrartmeeut that viii mind
IT'S own business VIII have
uoliromru catch bandits instead
OF tear down banners
There - uu telling what Will
hnursu while The city is ruled by
the within Of Individuals instead
q hN puhi." law