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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14

Mercy, don bufn the corn bread.
Bees Buzzing IN Indiana" says
headline. Also a. Oyster Bay.
The fly in the Old Guards DIN,
mont seems to be- T. RS Bee.
The $40, 100000 reward for his own
capture Is about the only loose
change in Mexico that Villa does not
hope to lay hold of.
In considering the new lnGneratioi
date. March may rs well be tossed
into the discard.
A. u mountain climber. Villa is
more of n success than DIR. Cook
Ncrdun is presenting the most i'm
pressiye deadlock that history has
known.
Shiftless man is always boast
ing of what he would do if he had
the money.
IN after years a man reioices be-
cause of the failure Of youthful am
billions.
No sirl that is able to bring n man
Ia the point cares for leap wear
privileet.
u people were n wise as they
think they are the Unexpected would
seldom occur.
Anybody that does not believe that
spring impends. j. invited TO forge,
he thermometer aud look nj the cal.
cndar.
For an American citizen now sur.
passes The high seas a. u place of
nnSatciy first.
France and Germany are both ex.
pec'ant OF speedy end to the war.
hut not the same kind of an end.
when IT comes 10 Mexico. BRYAN
seems inclined TO admit that the OIL
i've branch has its limitations.
Secretary of war Baker arrived nj
q crowded hodr. irst rs the staff wa,
hanging map Of Mexico over th,
map of Europe
Mexican troops desert so eos0,
MAT Villa may be warranted from a
military point of view in keeping his
~ hld'ng as much rs possible.
=" In as the handwriting on the
wan Is concerned. Roosevelt under.
stands the meaning perfectly because
Re Is doing the writing.
20
Making an amy and navy whit,
''n wait Is not easy. but the present
congress Is charged with the job.
Editors that had Villas obituary
~ up n week or 81 ago are he.
~ ''ng to realize that this prepared
as business can he overdonc.
us safe bet that Carranzn DC.
'"rierN are going To get their deserts
Germany boasts that its war loans
are greater than their allies. The,
ave to be.
We suppose that the supreme
'ench Is beginning to look like the
'nxions bench to Brandeis.
instead Of going to hell. as Villa
invited us. Uncle Sam will he costent
" hand II to Villa.
Luke Nclnke saws that most of
h" girls are either kock -kneed mr.
'"w-lc"ccd. How does Luke know
'a'ranza. i j. said. will let us use
- railroads on the quiet. This will
'cnn several morc ties between rs
nd the feather duster patriot.
However. Bclin needn't exhult too
1n"h over the Sussex. ms AT least
weniy women and children escaped
he slaughter.
heInard Shaw threatens TO becom,
- American. If the war doesn't ston
""n. Lets order another Peace
'-av er nav ~ oroo
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14

w. C. SIMPSON,
Sheriff Of Luna County
New Mexico
i. W. POLLARD, Attorney for plain
tn. 3O-4t
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14

Judicial District OF the State of
The State of New Mexico, Within
and for The County of Luna
Deming Lumber Company
II corporation, plaintiff
VS.. Civil No. 5l3
Southwestern Alfalfa
Farms Company,
II corporation
defendant
Whereas on the 10th day of Jan
uary, 1916, in the above entitled
court and cause, same being an ac-
ion in assumpsit, there was render
ed II certain judgment against the
above defendant in favor of the
above plaintiff in the sum of Two
Hundred Fifty-four and v4-l0O,
ts254.3i) Dollars, damages AMI
costs, with interest thereon at the
rate of six per cent per annum from
-aid 10th day of January, 1910.
which interest vii amount to the
sum of Four aai l7-1O0 (s4.l7l
Dollars. on the date of the hereinaf-
ter mentioned sale.
And whereas by virtue of a Ger
tain execution issued out Of said
Court in saidcausc, | levied upon
one Lane and Bowler. stage, III
inch Pump. No. 1854, one 8 II. /.
Slower Gas Engine. No. 63049. manu.
featured by The Slower Engine
Works of Freeport, Ill.,, one Disc
Sharpcner, manufactured by Tolivcr
abilene. Kansas, one boring machine
aud tools and one hay baler, "Rajah"
numbered 1919 also 24555. manu-
featured by Whitman Ag'l. Co.. st.
Louis. Mo-. the property of said de-
PENDANT in the County of Luna, for
the purpose of satisfying said dam
ayes, COSTS. interest and expense OF
this execution.
Now therefore, notice is hereby
given that !, W. c. Simpson, Sheriff.
of said Luna County, will on the 10Th
day of April, 1916, at ten o'clock il.
the forenoon of said day. at the
southeast corner pine street and
Gold avenue) of Block numbered
20 of the Boles Survey Addition to
the Townsite of Deming, in the Vii.
lage of Deming, Luna County. New
Mexico, expose and offer for sale TO
the highest bidder therefore for casn
in hand. the said property levied upon
and above described. or so much
thereof as may be necessary to sat
isfy said Judgment, costs, interest
thereon and the costs and execution
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE

In The Distict Court OF The Sixth
Judicial District OF the State of
The State of New Mexico, Within
and for The County of Luna
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14

The New York Americans. IN,
sporting page informs us. have re-
called Pitcher Triple. Probably 10
nse him when the bases are full
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14

Human nature is funny. and a wo-
man who sports a hcfty mustache Is
always sure that all the men are inst
aching 10 steal a kiss.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14
W. c. SIMPSON,

Sheriff of Luna County
New Mexico
~ W, POLLARD, Attorney Tor plain
TN. 30-4t
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14

BRIEF AND BREEZY

: !. !. 1. + + + I. I. + 4. = + + + 49,
Mercy, don't burn the corn bread.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14

"efnard Shaw threatens TO becom,
q" American. IL the war doesn't ston
soon. Lets order another Peace
Prayer Day at once.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-14

Bees Buzzing in Indiana" says
headline. Also a. Oyster Bay.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-09
American Exporters Must Combine If
They Are to Profit by Foreign Trade
By GILBERT ROWE of New York

American resident Europe for have
nty noticed the inefficient which American manufacturers
Ggneering products sell output through local foreign
method which often results tthoat affecting
nd and supplemental products all of American This par
ay of smaller we'll informed foreign
methods and their foreign representatives Of necessity
faIy ignorant of American conditions.
The obvious number OF firms allied industries
through single organization which should be constituted TO
% the output foreign consumption recommend alterations
and form foreign requirements and establish forms OF
i dt suitable o the of destination
Such organizations would greatly the of selling
N publicity would avoid wastcfu competition and the covering of
abe The dependable foreign market created would
regulation output and the demand for labor home
mile Maintaining prices a reasonably profitable level
The composition of organization Of this kind would approximate
SShat is known Il Germany as the cartel
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-09


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BITS OF INFORMATION

El,ctrtcu railways IN The United
States represent q value OF about $40
100000.
So thoroughly have The men been In
,trucrcd 20 avoid IL 'hat trenchf"ot j.
now regarded rs a crime among Cana
dian troops in France.
Turkeys celebration Of victories IS
said To be done by order Of the police.
a heavy fine being the penalty for not
putting up the flag when one IS told To
40 So
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-09
SOME INTERESTING ITEMS

The first sewing machine of which
there IS authentic record was patented
ia England ia l7J5. 81 years before the
first American machine.
The net Investment of the United
States reclamation service at the be-
ginning Of the present fiscal year was
approximately Sl0OOOOOOO.
" e. Condit has completed 80 years
as pastor OF Ashland (kyJ Presbyter-
ian church. He succeeded his father
and never has held anY other pastoLate.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-09

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18
pY sol METICER.


The most iNcrcs'nS ~ obinm of tho
nrcrcnt football season IN nt Yale where
Tad Jones IN attempting u come back"
since he lost TO brown he has Just two
chances left TO make good Until 1909
Nnle ranked high m football but after
that season matters went from bad TO
worse until the present year Yale has
shown marked power, more than has
been scon Ut New Haven since tho days
" Ted Gov, and the followers of the
liluo rre hkug q new interest IN foot
hal aud look forward TO u glorious end
ing In the games with Princeton and
Harvard
have followed Nale's football des-
tiny since 1911 rather closely, have
watched some NJ the finest PLAYERS IN
the country go down to drtcat after de-
feat because of poor coaching aud this
season had tho additional advantage OF
preparing team to meet Yale and IN
that preparation witnessed the Yale
eleven In action twice, The ilrrt was
Nslc's game against v i, !. and tho sec
ond the Yale 'tOme back" against wash
lnGton and Jefferson my own eleven,
had won two and tied one of tho last
three games played ~ New Haven. IN
that rontrst six " our players hah
rlaNcd the previous year and from Their
judgment and that " scouts OF u;her
teams who make u practice " following
the Yale olcvcns In every contest tho
opinion ~ unanimous that Yale this year
~ u decidedly stronger eleven than II has
been In half u dozen seasons, IN TACT
since 1909 Yet Yale In my opinion. has
q most difficult task ahead to win from
Harvard. Yale should defeat Prince
ton because Princeton lacks what the
Yale men call SCENERY" Scenery"
et New Haven is material, and mater
ial there Ia st yals In abundance.
Material Abundant
The Yale team In M powerful In
scenery" H any eleven ! have over
seen. FROM end 10 end II IL n line "
tremendous strength, one which should
IlaN u rtuucwnll defense against any
running attack. ltH hnckficld In M good
as any ! have seen IN years when " Ia
going strong, as the hacks 7 have wit. !.
nessed-Legofe, Carey, Bingham and
that carries than forward when tackled
AnA ere sness1ln0ly diffieuk - Aown
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18
Oklahoma High School Shows
Championship Class at Last

lu her I--to-6 defeat OF Enid high
school nt Saratoga park Yesterday at.
ernoon, the oklahoma high school tehr1
showed championship class again after
two-Wocks' slump Not only did the
size Of the score indicate Improvement,
but the smoothness with which Frank
SrhlabRch's machine was running
through the greater part ot the game
was the best seen n any high school
team here this season The same Kind
Of playing should land the locals VIE
torious over Chickasha on Thanksgiving
day and such a victory VIII give them
the championship ot the Central Okla
homa conference.
The bright and shining light Of ycst-r-
days afiray was Quarterback hn cy
who made five out of the six Oklahoma
touchd0&ns All were made after re-
cciving long forward passes. The sixth
was scored by Thing who intercepted ar
Enid pasS and ran seventy five yards e
goal Tyler and Fisher kicked all slN
gnnls Tho Enid score WAS the result
~ Magee picking up Powers fumbl,
near the Oklahoma goal line and dushinG
over.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18
Tad Jones Has Just Two More Chances This Year to
Prove He Can Rebuild Ya|e's Reputation on Gridron

A., ,.. o ~. a., at.
a"' upru. vi u'y ueln tm mtnrk
i" I've pes,, I'M III wei turi " hvhs
M Wotk on ilrm footing, que to the prin,
pn 'onowcu w huyanClns tho Dali OH
'"oAc or mouhu 'ne emu
r,. rno,p,e o, Ntsek eno'ent
me prlncip,o OF me NaG attack II
nm ".I, o,u 1W 'pS, ora, snw IhnuW,SN hna MOI. MOI
i ", ,so' ashnt nhfNntu When tney
u%u"u % " 80 suvcossiuly FROM e'thrr
puul VI FuuulnR loiiuhuo, ,ne DUCKS
sN''n ol P.kie OF htounn thc cno nj
,op sp,eu, ~ ,hh uelense tushcs over
tI, J,,a,,,ou "" 1 % ,,".., 'u,,Mn sn',,s ''
nls uHoclinu anu tushcs through ON
m,Ne uutting wei pu,k 10 ,hc othcr
sue OF the Neld. Iho pan " 10 use the
lnt,rierrnoe 10 sweep inc opposing END
nna nnyNs on 'nat size OF lhe me Wen
ond n anu ,no. nsvs n.rs ,me o oe" .h,ouEn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18

Best the other man ut his own game
seems 10 be tho slogan NJ those PITTS
burgh ranthera.
The rushing game wns the long fort"
OF Syracuse PITT wasn't expected tu nv
TO tap the great orange line Yet that's
exactly what II did The panthcrH
started the froir hy abandoning their
own style ot attack and surprised Syrt.
cusc by playing the orange way. Aud
ritt won 30 to o
Then came tho game with the " and
T. elevcn--the greatest forward passing
team In America Prior to that fray
PITT had not used the forward to any
great eestent hut against W, and j,
the Pitt crowd sprung an aerial attack
that surprised disconnected and beat W.
and J. ~ 10 o.
W and J went into tho game pre.
rsred 10 stop end runs and line smnshes
II didn't figure litt would dn murh for.
ward passing Ana litt crossed them
and an overwhelming victory was the
result
Freak Punt
Dave Tibbott stood on princotons 90.
yard line and received tho bali for a
punt In that Harvard. Princeton game iast
vesk. lie wHs In the center Of " fsld
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18

A|UAtl.- I'M. -, ~ Icrnci,h
.''''".'.'' '".'' Wv
-Bslrg their hope. on the greatly I'M
proy,d form shown by the owen ma
,t,,.,. t.,,t,.. ,t....,.., ,.... ..o,t.. coor.r-
''''' "''''~ wye ''.' '"' "''N'' "V'''''
Iand goes into the battle with the Kansas
Ngr.ns ON EutI upl thIs afternoon he
II,,ry DIl4h,r, ,,Hl ,yin her first 6ix
victory OF IN. srrs,r
4 sturdy .... and , t,st,r bockpcld T.,
the uro.r.rt t.. ,ft,rronp Tommi,
Graham vW sf.r, IIt frs, hi,, y,,ns AZ
.b.l0.,Ig ,,,, t t.. 80, ,iH - ,ha,
nos.,I,n IA, .r,i,rr,.,,s I',c' ','h t,'
Iyu,rn,n ,tc ,,,., ,.s,,,,i',,,, ~ ,o r,ti
" .'''' ..'' '''...h l''i''..'l'k VT 'l'' Ahil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18

- a., .
icy ever ala. Perhaps Jones IN plann nv
hn httnck such as Harvard used In the
uoSe OF kcnnhrd and Bricklcy and n No
I'VE pinnnlns wisely Yale win have
mnch difficulty In crossing Harvard 4
knal nhe, Lcgorc should have little trou-
uio III SCORING hy the drop kick route II
I'VE Mn1ple against w, j. was not Il
'u,hy iiaah
g., lnlc ~ hot strong IN puntlng, Tho
huheI W none TOO wen protected and
nlhouEh Leg9re can got distance whom
10y tvSs'n ms runts have gradually
,oN W IN INC two games ! saw largely
u'vhusc ne was hurried and took TOO
m,u'h umc IN getting them off II n
nnn covers puntS very well and they
VIII pVt De run bnck,
Nhle weak Against Passing,
ihlc is decidedly weak In n defense
l1I passing game hut Jones has prob
ahly Figured that neither Princeton or
Harvard viii open the attack as they
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18
Minnesota Favored Ouer Wisconsin,;
Northwestern Eleven Strengthened

,.V,,..a, ~. 90 Vst,,. a.. ..,a.. . .
'ii''N''' NV. TO-. WIN 'n' ''"'' vi
the season week of important games
arc to he decided In the big nine" cham
,,,,,,,,,, 600. ,,d,, .,h,., hir ,,,,c,
'''''''''' ''''
bringing together Southwestern ana fur-
due. Wisconsin and Minnesota and chi.
-, an, ,u,no,s lin h,id tho i,,,,cst
''s" wv" "''''''' WIZ
OF western conference ioHo"cls 'hlo
state. which is certain OF "A chance at the
.,.,,,ion.,,, o,u t,L, nm Cnse in "A
- 49,, ,o,.i,, n, tho "hy
su'i'o """' nav
nine title.
The undcfcptcd Northwestern eleven
win face Purdue determined to keep i's
slate clean and thus win tho right io
hattie Onto state NJ columbus next week
for tho conference championship A. the
tenn, win be able to take the field with
itg fun fighting strength, Coach Murphy
plans to Jockey his PLAYERS about "a
avoid possible injury that might keep
any OF them out of tho ohio state fray.
n,,.,,,, a,,I -, ,,.uo
e,,n,,,o,, ,ho Nn,,hw.sIsrp sound
muppph,J ch.eraJ hv IN, news the, Cnp,nin
nr,,col, nru" Jh who bSs been forced to the side
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18

win offset largely their defeats in early
season games The Msroous viii us" q
combination Of the battcring otfcusc
which threw scare into Wisconsin and
u new series Of forward passes Either
Graham or pershing viii hc started ~
Quarterback. but rrrshing may later be
shifted to hplrack position. Every
member of the squad Is I'm good cond.
ton
Zurpke Makes No Changes.
Coach Zuppkc OF Illinois plans to stand
pat on the lineup which overwhelmed
Minnesota. The squad has been drilled
hard for the last two weeks in prcpara-
tion for the game and none of the rogu-
lars is on the hospital list Tho nurs
field hns been covered with straw since
Monday 30 prevent n from becoming
soggy because Of heavy snow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18
Mudill Holds
Norman Level

Madnl high school sprung n surprise OF
the high school season yesterday by
holding Norman to n scorelcSs tie nj Ma
AIN II was the first game this season
that the university city boys had not
won by n wide margin.
III Reno continued to show improve
ment. holding Chickasha to n 20-to-3
score.
Other high school games In the state
yesterday were;
At HenrycttR--llenryctta a. Keller a
Al McAlcstcr-S Shawnee "a. McAlcs.
ter l3
At Tusa-Tusa 30; Sapulpa q
At Snyder Snyder So. IaHton rs
At Chcrokcc--Aggio Freshmen ?s;
Cherokee Z
Al nnessey--Hennessey ?6; Fair
view ~
Al Sallisa v--Raconc ?s: Snilisaw Z
Al Mountain Mountain View 70;
Southwestern Seconds Z.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18
Kendall Team
Outweighed By
Haskell EleUen

TULSA. Okla, Nov. IS. - Special II
Although out-wcighcd twenty-five
pounds to the man In the backneld and
Few pounds IN the line. Kendall coll
lcrc rs not fearful Of defeat ut the hands
~ the redskins this afternoon at assucla-
tiou park.
This is expected to he the last hord
game of the yu1r for the prcshNtcr ana
who have not been defeated this season.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18
Normals Playing
For StGte Title
at Edmond Today.

EDMOND okla, Nov. s.-tspeclal)- D.
Central and East Central normals clash
here today In the game that will decide
the normal school chamwonship ~ nk-
lahnma Roth are uudetcatcd by normal
schools this season
The locals ARE heavy inyorites over the
Ada invaders but both teams are crip-
Piled by the loss OF stars.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18

No Trcat upr0ar has been rniscd oNcr
the Penn Michigan affair, as both Penn
main highway hy other rivals Al OF
which doesn't take anything away from
tho fact that tho Ann Arhor debate
should he one Of tho most interesting Of
the season,
with Berry tossed I'm against Maui
hctsch, two of the best ground gaining
hacks in the country viii he thrown to
ecthcr, and combination ~ this type
always makes for spectacular effect
Berry Is undoubtedly one Of tho greatest
stars OF the year, hut Maulhct'ch proved
against Cornell that he has lost none ot
hts old stuff. 90 the clash between this
pair should produce enough thrills 10
last n season.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18

Verify the winter winds and the drift
Ing SHOWS shall prevent many topped
drive and many n fluh
And while the dutter shall curse the
raging elements they shall save him
many poignant pang ana many
squnwk of anguish
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18
The Hauohton system

II NAV be- this, It may be- that
II may bring In n gain a. loss.
But at the end II comes "a tins
To put the winning punch across
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18

Tho old dope that strong defense
was n good defense was badly shattered
nj Cornell Michigan had an offcnsn
strong enough TO score 20 points, hut
az defence It's vnluc was something
less than one-thlrd of nothing,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-18
"somewhere-ln Somewhere"

"Somewhere-ln Somewhere
Somewhere IN Somewhere where the
drifting shadows creep
Is there left drcHmloss sleep
somewhere beyond the borders OF the
flane-enCIrc'cd land
Whcr" the weary make their stand,
Nher" The phantom fires OF eight mil
Hon ghosts arc glowing.
Where the Maru" and Mouse are flowing
Through valleys OF despair
Where they sing the endless glory Of
the nations fearless men
Through the hHttle's crimson glare.
But how about the millions who will
never wake again
Somewhere. Ia Somewhere
Somewhere in Somewhere YOU can hear
the ghostly tread
or the many millions dead;
And | wonder II they wonder as they
waN by land and sea
why II ever had TO be-
Is their sleep, ! wonder. broken by the
shells that echo. screaming
Day and night above their dreaming,
Hurting death ACROSS the air
The living know The glory OF the charge
by hill and glen
Where the valiant hearted fare.
but how about the millions who will
never care again
Somewhere--in Somewhere