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TIL GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat ~ New Low Levels-
weather Retter.

Wheat declined to new low levels and
0Dsed at near the low point. ON the
sesak better export business was re-
ported In Manitoba wheat. with sales
placed at 1,oo0.o0o bushels. Demand
for American wheat was a. n stand
still. The depression In the market
was directly charged to the persistent
weakness of the cables and the change
In weather conditions In the West to
much more favorable conditions. Tn
weather map showed better tcmpera-
lures and clear weather in Canada and
the United states. Plenty Of sunshine
and growing temperature woul he Of
great benefit r. all spring wheat Gee
lions, as there Is ample moisture IN the
ground and the cool, wet weather has
given grain a ilnc start. The appear
ance OF the crop < reported very salts
factory so far. y trtbwertcrn markets
nre relatively fr'u. however, and the
Offering from The country were not
large. The Canadian market was firm,
az the export demand IS almost entirely
for Canadian wheat. Tho weather in
the Southwest, where Harvestiug Is
under way, was better, and tho reports
from crop reporters IN TIA Southwest
showed improved promise aud hope of
q. higher yiNld. The Npdcrn NNIer re-
port for the week WAS favorable. II
Is said that loss from ny will not he
"a severe AZ under ordinary cond tons.
Prices for now wheat arc 50 low. how
ever, that there IL some fear that farm
ers viii not be willing to accept tho
new pricea
Csbles were weak ana English markets
continue in . s.ni-Aafnors'2"d condition.
Shipments OF wheat from Argentina wer.
tinsnt. Shipments from ludiR we're small,
hut from Australia the, wer" a little
more than 1000. 600 bushes Tho export
5nterest In IN. market vrs nGain for tbs
Continent ana !ittis or nothing was done
for English markets. F-o'ghls wer. weak
VASeels ara NOW growing a1N'ous for cargo.
There has hesn d ra1i'al fos lIustrncnt In
nearly all rat~a, owing - 'h~ pronounced
Siderable tonnAx. may he Inverted to hr'ng
forward Australian ANA Argentine wheat,
Corn wsa very steady during tho morn
Ing. with tight primary movement and re
ports Of fair done-'ic demand. The very
favorable weather conditions through =
large portion Of tho Nes' c1ls.d some sell
ing IN tho afternoon. roah corn Il very
steahy. but there we're s"we predictions a
isrgs Deliveries ON July .ract.. The
arrival a. Now York NJ "a. 900 bushels oi
Argentina onrn % ~. qua 70. was reported
and 200 900 bushels more or. reported In
trsnEft. The corn wa. quoted at about soc,
Oats wsps steady during IN. morning
ahoWing veekness la|s and closed AZ ahou,
TIE ,ow point, Offerings w"rs larger and
nSws 70 sscsllent and predictions NJ large
csep eueturn are becoming numerous.
Frcvison. v.r. Irregular, closing n.a'
me high Of IN. day, Early selling vs'
the small receipts OF hogs. only $1,000
pnoss rallied late. Chicago prices:
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Clearing House Ffgures
New York. Clearing. House exchanges,
5000 cos 600. balance, go 40 6l7; Sub Treas
ury debit balance. s6.9l9 49,.
Domestic Exchan 70.
Exchange on New York at domestic centres
Boston. par; Chicago. i5c. discount: st. Louis
par. SAN Francisco, 2Oc.; Montreal. 81. 80
premium.
Bar silver IN London. 20 s.isd New York
63l,c.; Mexican dollars. fS'.c,
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PARTIES AND GOLD 20
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT


Receipts from customs this day are 3S4S. 5Ss;
from internal revenue. ordinary, tstS. A5: In.
come tal, 365j, b3l: miscellaneous, tel3, 90.
National bank notes received for redcmp.
ton, Ssst. $50.
The currency statement NJ the United States
Treasurer for June Is shows:
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
GOVERNOR FERGUSON TO
ATTEND THE EXPOSITION
Acospss lnVitstion Esisnded ~ Mayor
Miller 20 he Guest 81 Nenor on
openiRn Day

Governor NefNeNon yesterday ateopt
80 an Invitation extended ny Msynr
Miiier in aticed ihc opening "a the 0ulf
Coast iislsoaiirih thr dates % wh,h
nrs ianuas, W. ~ 81 and 30 Tho
aoNeFnnr Nsii b. apcnumnnini by Nom
herH uf NE stan ard they viii paf,is
fliato ia the opening das parade 90 po
arranged 30 ihe Rotary Nluh Ylir
En,ofnuf and ~ staff viii aiaD nr hon
ur guests ~ M terfmlon and ball ai
thc Nurfrf Hotel ga che opening nifhi
n honor ~ the oacsu ~ enc i.xnusl-
ilau.
Tho npenlng aay ~ tnc ttspatitlan
prmises g. he hirhif sueesssfsl. ass.
rctap Eprfls b,lishlnF that ns ints
lnaN 30 pae Visitors viii BE- attracted
hsfy fnl ihr hfsi DAVIS proensn 10.
o. Coip rnfeiars "a ihc TsNaa Gnul
i,uads oiaiion b. ia rharre III tAe
Diamond isaop iiiehNaf meeting 90 De
heid Un January is and hf advises thr
caiier }iat 10 lees ihan 600 delegates
VII Ne nefr Or fhst nfcctlns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
Mr.. and MRS. ]. A.
HUNTER CELEBRATE.
GOLDEN WEDDING
RELATIVES AND FRIENDS GATH.
EREO TO HONOR COUPLE AT
rrElR cAlAllEN Rome
Mr.. ard Mrs. tisnter Were Marfsed
On oeeeu,bey q. Uses IN 1sueessss
--s4a<e lived Mere Mary Years


Ar aua Nre q 4 luntrs ctlehrafsd
lhv ncieth Anniversary ~ their mar.
ftaec ~ their hrnc near rAlallcn. last
Tuesday
Al one o.Sock a ffs~i ~ iarreeuea
meals tufkey snt Ma. with an the de-
ilslaus end arUndant Rrcessories was
ssrtcd io ihe larre crowd ~ relatives
ard tfiends that mad rathercd o. Offer
Sits ana g,..sd fishes.
rhe aorsi- ~ the aas we've Mrs
l4osa ronnseg sutDsrss sister ~ Mr.
iaHfcr from niilr, Mrs flus Dive.
~ lHshor. Mrs Ailcc MaKcf AlA ~.
= liipp Nrs Niilsr and famis ~ tiai.
ailrr Mrs Jeff Miller ~ klnEss iiie
and Mfr Mnuroe CouhnE
The relatives pIysoni Ntfci AIRS. s
iarc lfarfs wine RALPH Maudc ana
Aiaa paSr AIR and Mrs Tom a. Hun
tes Mae and Alfred Hunter. Mf. ana
Mrs oslaf nehham Tom frank Zen
Arthur See anf I,ea lilekham NiF ana
Mfr D b. Nnniur Valentine tlthcL
Aiiisrea Narir fyri,n aut Jean liur.
ultc HUNTER. Mr ahd Mrs Mation
Hsarn laciiie ana rhvimN iieArne
Mr. and Mira D. g.. Hunter, jos. kos
ani Clydt Hunter
NalaieH friends SURPRISED Me and Mrs
Hunter it eesntas ~ ;fsssT s--iirT hrinN
.nf iafrc chair a. "a conEfAtNiatoff
giu
flcv Oeatgo Harris was among tho
eueefs aud uffercd PRAYER Tor ceHtinnra
blessings on thf honnrpd coupic aud
thsir numerous relatives Nueiy vocal
and Instrumental Wna kiVtn ~ Rev
ard Mrs. Harris ana Airs i'nsnef
irtlt Salad and cake with coffee was
srgNed a. the happy crowd
Mr ana Mfs Hunter are amenE The
pioneers NJ this aeriinn. hatinN re-
sided at NoesrstoNu lur forts arAfe
Mr .. A. Hunter ana Mis. i'rissiilh
n Forrstcr were married December .s
Z iNtt Aifa Hunter ia native ni Nen4
nrssrr ana Mr iiunicf native uf
Aahama. and both arc nQw untt BEL,
ems, years Uf age.
During Nof-i times and hard
times aesnorr with rich hNresis 90
scasons of drought tir ami Alre Ham
/ iff have maintained tAe even tenor -
their waN always rcndA Go aharc their
comforsshir hamc with the traveller
1 always having AN abundance Coz their
family and picnty a. share with their
no.Ehporr
/ ilr,errd 49, friends and houurri -
( prtsiaernas and hapa1 family. the hnuru
~ fts anniversary were happy aud
ntiinN oilmax in thc Relationship ~
this iels hbVrheod,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
JANUARY TERM OF
FEDERAL COURT To
BEGIN ON MONDAY
JuncE BURNS AND orhEa or.
FlclAlS Will REAcA TIA
CITY THIS MORNING
Expected That DeslslsN u the elsAen
Ressiss~kse Case Viii BE taNdeJ
Down On First nsp 81 Court


Tbe tanuNrs tefm ~ FeaerAl Cpntl
spmcfn,N STARTS lutke WAiipt nv
nurn. ~ lbsasson pfceidiue. 1Hlw
l,uru. lSsiftt Aasnes 2eltn " ttcen
Ar MagnhAl D. NJ iienlhk Clesk ~
a.. NAftefean and ihc othcf vfftsiiis
10 iht oeUft arr eNpacts,i a. feaeh hcrs
during ioaA,. Ett i,ruslis. A. are thal
me renrt scesicn wsN last twv weeks
% ionayN
tho sfans tnS rcin inFcEs Win D.
peltrtcd e,pn ihe cosNrninf " canrt
nt frn asipck Ael ga. etierp,A'n VII
psabatlN IT, aesais~l 81 thr r"ucHlre
10 lhe ,aIloun dceketa ant the heNflnt
~ cl,iscnthip appNraslenA
}, a. rt'i~ric sfat Ia nipNiay judas
1uFns VIA nnn0anor ME decitiop So
,hs rishnr retelNersnlp eree THIS il
The o0ss wterein the tcutt O. asNei ~
acoide wha shalt atininlstcf enc effeits
50 thv tfauh = iusiltn estate n w.
ArniclN D. tkr tsriefre nawvd rl ihr
na0htu4sl iaei tei,rlary when ~ fiicd
4 deed - asslsr3ncHt with the clerk
VI Nuctes NouptN while Ai,fOn A.
i'eapr o. the appeiniee nf lloicfof in
lAnkfuple, antn a. sOeNtt Mr ,nahep
ga h,st November 50 nlea a ireiillon N
bankruptcy in thr fc,iersi ceutt
it n nri thpueft the cAse 20 The
rhlei states Notass Walter ~ fimHe,
1uas oi NNeees raint,. VIII 10 in ttial
ihVush several ploae in abatement may
hs presented and iakon w dnfinA the
term. u a the nnAsf.ianasns that
the attorneys Nlii Ass4c So < pesinone
mcrt ~ iAf essr anai neat Nhy iudre
fimon ny indictment b yhafrca Nlih
having esnzplfrl a. rntfupt nn slptsion
az whifh rouafossmrn wefN elected.
ihr sis,ine Instance brlHn ihe 1914
sensnal election.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
STRUCTURAL STEEL FOR
FEDERAL BUILDING HERE
4 Expected That Wort on tiss fsuiid,a6
VIII BE- Resumed onc'na tho
Present Week

rwn carloads - structural steel fa
the naw fc1eras hhHsi.S raschea hsfs
yrnicfdat murnlnr ~ Barnes iifnthtfn.
the 'npifaefefs who duFiHt ihs pfen-
tnt wfrk stpeei So resume wort -
ihe baiid.nF after a several weeks 81.
isY
AFTER liarurs lirpihtrs were Nifea the
contract ard they had made 40 rxra-
tasiuns III fae foundation Wcsk !, ae.
feiopf8 thai pillrN WcniG te ntciita-
The sflat hss hrrn made necessary
ny ths deiay IT me government arehi.
sreis in ft4ffannink fi.s rians sn1 na+
curing 40 flnm iiafnes ilgaih.ft f"f
enc nadusrnai work
Nn,h on $50 building viii pr rushed
win aii ressiiit apfsn and pfpeaiis
~ early NJ october q Will hr com
pieied ana frsdy ~ oerapanoy TIE
litiiiflnf Nlii cost approximately $780,
600 q VII ~ ieoaiasi "a the hOathseal
CORNER - iowrr nraatas5 eHd Hiaff
streets.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
PROHIBITION RALLY AT
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. a. D. Barton and Others 20 Al.
dress Gathering This Aftefnucn
a 3ie0 O'Clock


Tbs afternoon Ei u'elucA nl iie
ilrsa Nsihniisi Church ihe Nucrgs
Conn,y iifumhHa'r CHAT rill cenapri a
railN in the lntrfett ~ ihr prohibitions
cause ~ tp pomif
pf s. iHHun. SUPERINTENDENT pf
ise Anti HsiDiW i,ehfuc ~ fsseN wlli
b, ihr principal rrcsNuf ~ ina neeass
inn 10 lr fNrreiui rrfttrr 1nH wall
posted su ihr sHfi0us nhatts of the
question hNd wlil no dgult have "a
lafas hvaunE at lhiR mrftne.
Ihsr NiN he hiicf talks 30 oiher
spestOfa. both upt 81 town and iHpal
mNn
4 apirnhld muHiesl pruafafa iHf hcra
prepared ana sens ~ thc best talent
in ihe ciif viii BE- heard
'fhiH viii au annili w. sn enthusiastic
moetiue and raaelnf fnad rtiiuiuua
service Everyone lr invited ~ ns
ptsesnt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
ODD FELLOWS ENTERTAIN
After Adjournment % Business Session
FRIDAY Might scciai heor
Wa h1ioyed

ssiHFduf ulrhf Nurrrs f.sias nom
ftf ~. D. a. a. 3 h,lS fhsir laas feea
laf meeting - thr ysaf attending ~
frFalar nuaHs'~ and cSrfeffinF mo
es.a0na ocnFec.
Iiiei as th,3 were fetsiF - nH)pBfn
lhey were Nlfcn a New fHat surprise
~ nisi1t fifteen nslnbsie - ilse f'pf-
rur 'tfirfi tifttllA i.a,IAs. bfoatinf
lntD ere HHii ana Firins ficm Nav
Year sfsstlnEs in tha form ~ sand 3
Nifiies hnt rhoppleff and sake Thes
then adlpDfnnd 81 ite rlusie haii aud
ssfa entertained win sriendid lauss
itai lfpsfam pnisi Frf7 iaip hnhf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

ei1g a. ~. sunday school
"a a. m service and Sermon
Tho sermon VIII bc in kaensns with
the first sunday in fhe new year
offsrtoyy anthem and solo ~ Mr
q. o. iiooihtoyd
80 3. ~. Evening service and SHORT
SERMON
We cordially invite ai whe viii a.
worship Nith us Ai seniH free.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
PALMS WILL LINE
THE SAN PATRICIO
CAUSEWAY APPROACH
TAft RANcH FARM sUeERlN
ftNptkT ANNOUNCES PLANS
FoN fEAVriFlcArloN or
ncApwANS
ssArssng fetss censrAeters VIII Alls~
Ne ore ~ Cfess cAsss~e, unta
sha psNina Nss pceH
Com eletod

Annvuno3ment was made s,.siefaax
~ G. " Aivof,t sulpgih,tndcnt nf
farms fer ~ raft Raneh that ses,iNl
hAhosta i$ins viii ~ riaeied at opee
y" the ~es, 81 thc Sae tNHiclo er.
ti'a." 20 w cAufrWast tho lsainss 81
~ ilen'ra 81 the wSs fnsn leafuand
90 tne vAetttasl dlsiancc ~ Aioot
1--WE 'n'eA fhe wefk VIII hc STARVED
w'Nt'p NANhft SIXTY DAYS ana w
me@'t- - lFapilN ins ths ptvirrif H.
= "ei',etee q ~ ons % iac mvsl rus
ee-rf"' r'rf 4tiempisd ie Sputh irNas
WIN tNr taasrwaN c,nl.letcd eNctps
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

IrUf Belmar Fl rnwers. Dean III
Louisiana State tfniyrfsify. who haa
l.reu the sweet ~ 40 ~ Ford and fam
Va. ioff ffidsY ulEhi for bis hstns
in fiaton NouEe after several Esys
visit herr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

liupul NrN fcaF ~ eii
Services sniay as feliuWa
SaFasg School $3.50 q. m
Preaching % ~. and 50 ~
Visitors welcome
=, b. iNsHAM Pastor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

IIs+d ~ cailrr iar 10 Ncwa nnt
alnaYE.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

W. tsAe ihis means "a thank naf
,fienas sng pafnens ~ fbaf sesy hb.
sfal patronage duuhe ihe past ysnr
a0l sish ~ Them. eaft Anf tfesr ms
happy and pfutptrons 1855. Ideal
ii4ir f'aflor Naflneiio SHOP AdYrf.
nafmfpl tst
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-02

p. y. Southworth. genial general
manager Of the Fisher interests in
New Mexico. has Just returned from
q two months soioum in Chicago.
where he has been comforting with
the head office relative to future
policies to he carried out in this state.
Owing 10 the unsettled conditions on
the border. M colonization scheme
would he attempted at the present.
~ am certainly glad to get back"
said Mr. Southworth to the Graphic,
"and Mrs. Souihworth and the chill
drcn feel the same way" remarked
the genial gentleman, as he jumped
into the Ford with Prof. Knblc.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-02

The "ghost" will soon walk NJ
Camp Furlong.
Company will return ~ men to
The Dcming home guard. Surely now
the able bodied and unattached Young
men will feel that they can now take
the field without cndangcring the city.
We need them had.
Company has real kitchen now
and will have less sand with lis rn-
tions.
Four hours drill j. making soldier
Of the members Of Company !. Tho
organization will he ready for army
service in anothe rwcek or two.
Captain Brock has relieved Tieut.
Watson rs recruiting officer nj Dem
ing. Lets hope he will he assisted in
filing the ranks.
The 81 men who failed 10 pass the
physical examination are deserving
of the greatest consideration. They
answered the call and offered NIL tn
the service of their country. II 9th
crs. physically able would do ~ much
the New Mexico regiment would he
:, credit to the state.
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+ : = + + = = - = + + + + + r =

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oeldon oosslps
Mrs. J. q. NOR was hostess 10 the
Golden Gossips Tuesday afternoon
in her charming home on West Pine.
Mrs. Moir's rooms we're rendered par
ticularly attractive by an extrava-
giant profusion Of beautiful roses,
home grown, graceful vines in hang
ing baskets and an abundance og pot
ted plants. All the "Gossipers" were
present and Mrs. NOR entertained
as guests Mesdames George and
James Shepard, V. s. Hills, NJ. B.
Ament, Allie Stecker Sam Watkins.
II. g. Bush, Henry Hall, A. W. Pol
lard, Lewis Brown. Mrs. NOR was
assisted in serving delicious cola
ton by Mesdames A. W. Pollard and
Frank Thurmond and ALE Stecker.
Mrs. NJ. b. Ament, although not
member Of the Golden Gossips, will
entertain the ladies on Tuesday. july
18th, and il will be her farewell en-
tertainment before departing on an
extended eastern tour.
-ss
81. Lukes' Guild
st. Taukes' Guild had very delight
full and informal social afternoon
Monday with Mrs. b. NJ. Peyion. A
small attendacc was in evidence.
No program was rendered hut those
fortunate enough to be present en-
ioyed to the fullest measure Mrs.
Pcyton's hospitality ms well as the
delightful refreshments provided for
their DELEGATION. The Guild will meet
Monday. July ~. with Mrs. George
Shepard.
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<<+**+++++++++++++
stssse,a.ass =! ss.cs..! -
- Hsat. Gallon l. Tire guest Of D. N.
Pryor.
Everybody pull together and ws'll
SURE win.
10. Forbes of III Paso registered
at the Park Monday.
Mrs. E. J. Tilley goes to Amarillo,
Texas, for the summer.
r. +. Hamilton was in Silver City
ON legal business this week.
Mrs. Sam Watkins left Monday for
a visit to Mimbres Hot Springs.
J. s. Green Of Shreveport, La, is
Investigating conditions in the valley.
Mr.. Ralph Grayson passed through
Deming Monday, en- route to Hachita.
Miss Lois Long, Of Myndus was the
guest Of Miss Fern Van Eaton this
week.
+. NJ. Hartman, attorney for the
s. p, Of Tucson, was in the city last
Saturday.
We are now handling the Carneaux
squads and spring chicken, at Cafe
Richter, Of course.
Hylton Tilley left Monday after
noon for Ontario, Can, to spend
vacation with relatives.
Miss Joe villa Watkins left during
the week to spend the summer with
her sister in Denton, Texas.
Old Fashioned Green Coffee. has
more strength. F. C. Parrish. Spot
Cash Store. We Sell for Less.
An army Of school teachers pas
sed through Deming this week, en-
route to the Silver City Normal.
W. Fl. Fiege, of Dragon, Ariz,
formerly a Demine cattleman, was
greeting old friends here this week.
Ask us how to get one Zoe Palm
Olive for u price, Sc. F. c. Parrish,
Spot Cash Store. We Sell for Less.
Miss Moselle Arnold is also among
the large number Of students attend
ing the summer normal at Silver
City.
Miss Ruth Merrill left Sunday for
the summer normal at Silver City |
after a pleasant soiourn with friends
in Deming.
Miss Marguerite Gocbel has gone
10 Silver as an instructor for the (
eight weeks course Of the Summer
Normal.
Miss Anna Riser left Saturday
afternoon for Las Vegas to attend
the eight weeks session Of the Vegas
Normal University.
John l.. Burnside, register Of the
Y. s. Land office, was in the city,
Sunday, holding n regular reception
for his Deming friends. |
Prof. Z. r. Stivison of Columbus
will leave shortly for the Kansas
Medical school where he will CON-
plete course in medicine.
Miss Ida Holiday. teacher Of the
rural school district No. |, is attend
ing the Las Vegas university for the
summer course.
Mrs. Annie Grayson, after spend
ing the early spring in Deming at
the guest Of the Misses Litz on Iron
avenue, has gone to her home in Hills
bor6.
O. C. Human has made some pam
oramic views of the Columbus camp
that are the finest ever made in the
county. Henry Raithel has one and
il is being admired by many people.
I II Raker of tho Giant Powder
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Prof. Doderer will successfully
manage the school farm. A mans
work. Vote for him.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-02

Chas. Clayton and r. A. Morris
prominent Denver cattlcmen. have
been in Deming this week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-02

Prof. Doderer will manage the
school business satisfactorily. Vote
for him.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-02

The next o. E. s. social gathering
will be with Mrs. J. g. Kerr, June 13
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Death visited Hondalc on Monday
afternoon and called 10 rest Mr.. ].
". Osborne. Mr. Osborne had heen
in poor health for long time Hc
leaves wife and twelve children for
whom we feel the deepest sympathy.
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II a town is worth living in its
worth trading in. Trade at home.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-02

Mr.. Farrow has moved his family
from their place west of the railroad
TO DR.. Holinshcad'S place. We are
clad 10 have these pleasant people q
little nearer rs.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-02

Prof. and Mrs. Stump of Myndus,
are attending the Silver City Normal,
also Mrs. Richard Bodyfield, the
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]. J. ]. ]. ]. ]. y ]. J. J. J. 7 =
+ lola ITEMS
I. I. 4. I. I. I. I. I. I. !. + !. !.

The Misses Ella and Mary Suite,
have moved to Columbus.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-02

Miss Grace Goebel, county sperm
tendent of schools, leaves Sunday
night for Las Vegas, to attend the
Education Survey, being conducted
there under the auspices Of the United
States Commissioner Of Education.
Philander c. Claxton, and the cdu-
,ational leaders of the state will be
in attendance at the session which
opens on Monday, June s, and closes
the evening Of Thursday, June 8.
Miss Goebel will make an address on
the industrial subjects as taught in
the public schools here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Holland, Of
Mutt, spent the forenoon in Deming
Monday en- route to Fl Paso for n
visit to that gay center and will pass
a while as guests at the Paso del
Norte.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-02

On Friday evening NJ. Dewitt Of
"ncar" Hondale. brought q car lousl
Of charming girls 10 spend the even
ing with your correspondent. In the
party were the Misses Mabel Snlli
van. Rcbocca Coffin. Mary Custer
hnui. Esther Porchcr. and Mr.. Dewitt.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-02

Miss Viva Jacobs, niece Of II. II.
Jacobs, left Tuesday for her home in
Iowa. Fred Sherman and two sons
and Mrs. Ferguson drove her to
Columbus for the Golden State Limit
ed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-02

J. II. Baker Of the Giant Powder
Co., drove to the Tres -Hermanas
mines with ]. A. Mahoney, Friday,
and expressed himself surprised with
the big business done there.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-02

II would be impossible to mention
names. but most everybody went 4
Columbus Sunday. They who hav
ears rejoiced. and they who had no
ears reioiced in their neighbours cars
The rejoicing was all in the same Ike.
and the tone was Columbus! Every
body got there and everybody wa
happy. II is needless to state Their
were any number Of Fords sailin,
along in the wake Of the swell ma
chimes: and they got there.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-02

O. C. Human has made some pan
oramic views Of the Columbus camp
that are the finest ever made in the
county. Henry Raithel has one and
IL is being admired by many people.