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Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
GEN. MAUlO|N WANTS
A CORRECTION MADE
Commander Of Camp Cody Asks The
Graphic to Correct IMPRESSION
That They Have Prize FIGHTS
ARE ONLY BOXING CONTESTS
We Want Only Clean, Manly Sport
That viii Helm to Fight Germans
Says General Mauldin

I'VE are fighting the Germans ana
not among ourselves" said Genera
Frank q. Mauldin, camp Cody com
mander. to The Graphic Tuesday
morning, "md | wish Nou would cor
rect the impression that may nav
been made bV newspaper reports ll'.
vc are having prize fights at camp
Cody. We would not permit a th"-
of thi~ kind. but We do want clean
MANLY -porl- that will tram III" men
To fight
Gen. Mauldm i doing all lh.' n'
can 10 promote clean alhlel Eel
Camp Cody stadium and all '.h.'
available places, but i most en-
nhat,c IN hi, opposition To pr'~
fights. ,l
Iii, ideas are directly IN line w'''
what the War Department u aaN'
cotinc aud doing rs far rs possible
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
MAJ.V.W. BOILER IS
NOW C0NST. Q. N.
n. G. Bush Assumed Ms Duties Last
Thursday as Construction Con-
tractor: Recommended by All
WORK is PROCEEDING NICELY
Plan Put in Vogue at Camp Cody
viii Doubtless be Adopted at All
Big Camps In the U. S.

The constructing and contracting
department Of Camp Cody Offered
the suggestion 10 the War Depart
mcnt that truclion work be turn
ed over to the camp quartermas,er.
aud new contractor appointed 1"
dn any additional work required, ani
if didn't take Gen. I.ittell more than
20 minute, 10 see that the plan wa'
wise and workable, and it is safe ("
say that in other biz camps lhi,
plan will he adopted.
Major Miller. Major Boiler and
/ Mr.. IIughr- al once recommended u.
/ G.. Bush a. the new contractor, III.
services having been invaluable dur
ing the entire period of construction
Gen I.itlcll I. :. q. NJ. also looked
with favor upon thi, plan and acted
accordingly. wiring Mr.. Bush I" a,.
sumo control December ).
This j. a very high compliment {"
"a mighty able man and it j. safe I"
II, that the government work VIII
be- carried forward IN a most Snii--
factory manner
Mr.. Bush will retain George II.
I.otridge as General Supcrintcndcni
, and j, ". Madden as superintendent
{ of buildings and water system. hotR
: Of whom have proven thcm~clvc~
masters of the situation.
!, Wallace Wll be chief auditor
pru,~cr. estimator and Harper stem
Il ugraphcr. all experts m their lines.
K Mr. Bush ha~ NOW on construction
r work about 200 men, which will he
% increased ~ necessity demands.
e II shall buy everything III Dennpi
= | possibly can, as | believe in build
inc up my home town." said the new
- contractor To the Graphic. the da'
IA lie accepted the high honor of gov
crnmcnt contractor, mark Ot diN
:, tinctiou that he very much apprecl
ate, and which l. indeed bIe icaih
+. CT in Deming'- cap,
,n II /. Il compliment 10 Mr.. Bush
integrity that H. all his dealings vii
81 the government he has never bee
III asked lu file bond except in TN
*. and one other instance.
Major Vernon W. Boiler. cam
r. uuarlcrmaster. now takes Zap
M Rarthol', place ~ construction 1uai
&C., lcrma-icr and there Is n" qucstio
a- tu the standard OF efficiency ih'
a- viii br maintained
nj some bunch.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
Another Distinguished Party tro'
Iowa Visits Camp Cody

New McNico, Camp 'od\ an"
Deminr are glad ro welcome another
party ol lowmS' VINO
came vc-tcrlu, aud expect 10 return
tomorrow. II,
In the party are GOV, W. l.. Hard
nc. Adiutaul General Guy u Log
an brother Of Major Logan Wh'h
we all esteem 81 highly; senator
Frederick I.arrahcr, brother OF MS
Major, Robbins; Capt. l.. W. Alns-
worth of ,hc signal corps non
Chos. \. Raw-on and Mr.. ana VT
r. f. Everest
For their entertainment YESTERDAY
they were permitted to witness I"'
bombinc of q railroad aud reS"l',
trench fighting that the BOYS VII
hoyc To do IN France,
Tonicht Gov. Harding and part
will he given Harvey House IA"
ou.t by the iowa officers
# i, unnecessary To say mat ID
uortherners are delighted with yam
Cody.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07

Ia connection with the great o"i"'-
Que for the soldiers at Turner Am
u,ement Park, where a mile
table will feed the multitude the re-
turn football game with Fort bi'ss
will tc played in the afternoon ana
there will be a Grand display OF lire-
works, Battle of the Nations at
night.
Mr.. Turner has turned the parN
over to the war service board ana II
i, Secretary Kesner's idea to m'A'
the grandest days sport and reere", :,
ton ever prepared for soldiers '""
civilians as well. 49,,
Even the President of the 'h''eu
States. whose recent message wa
hailed with delight around ihe g'oo'
together with his wife, and the s'c
retarv of war, have set the seai o.
their approval upon it and contrib
uted their bit to its financial support
Cattlemen. packers. butchers an'
bankers have come in for ITS sup
port and all the energies of Manag
er Randolph will be directed towar'
making it a success.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07

II has been "housc cleaning Time
a, NIvndus, with Sheriff Simpson and
he sleulhs Of his force and govern
mon, officers operating the cleaners.
For several weeks Sheriff Simp-
-,n and District Attorney \aught
boy, been quietly watching events &
,nl an Sunday night the FIRST da'h
sen. made. col" Chas. +. Hunt
Cbu.. Styron. VIM. King and [, ~
uJer.on. were pulled for hoo'Iegging'
Kino and Anderson we're released
HINT furnishing a $1,000 bond u.
Jpdce Rogers urgent request ana
stvron rcmanded to Jail for lack oil
hond. both TO figure with the grand
Jury. .,,o. ro;d
,o,ned the whole works. the drag mel
.r;nr;r, hack King and Anderson an'
huncb Of women. including Mrs
,,aorson. Margie Smith, George
Rernord. Pearl Davis, Billie Kay
mopd and Violet Barnell.
Judpc Rogers had a wholesale eoar
Yesterday, causing King and the n Al
dsr.ou or.fi. q donate $75, all told
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
Sberifs Office and Government OFF,
GERS Make a ''Clean-Up' at Myndus

and COSTS amounting 10 about ~"
more The others were given suS-
ncndcd sentences providing they eva
cnate from the county while the eva
ruatma J. good.
Mr.. Anderson was picked M at
the court room door N officers
Wren. of the I. :. Dept. of Justice.
~ she i, wanted on u federal charge
of several counts.
Two or three of the women were
occnpving Terry Wards farm hous'
several miles out from Myndus 50
the officers framed mp stunt for
Terry. who declined to separate HIM
self from "fiftv and" and will let u
higher court pass on his innocence.
Luna county l. getting to be n
regular laundry. when II comes to
kcening things clean.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
NEW REGULATIONS
TO GOVERN PASSES
All Outstanding Passes to Be Re.
yOked December 10, and New
issued With Great Care
PASS OFFICE At the C. OF e
No Solicitors Win be Allowed IN
Camp. Exchange Officers to Meet
Statesmen at Deminq Club

The Graphic got the straight doIc
from headquarters, Tuesday mornln",
ON the change 10 he maugnrated ~
Camp Cody Monday morning, De
ccmbcr 10. On this date all passes
will bc revoked and only relssued for
cause. Curiosity seekers and ldlei
will remain outside and guards viii
he instructed lo closely scrutinize al
pa--c-.
All service ear drivers viii be re-
ouircd 10 furnish two photographs "t
standard size to be- posted IN Tn"
ear and kept at headquarters, AMI
/ II will be- necc airy for them to mak"
an application IN which Is set forth
| their exact oc, ,upatlon tor five wears
la-l past There VII also he reguIa.
tion- a. To driving aud fares.
Major l.nilcr and his very able
assistant. Capt Millikcn. will ever
c-ic great care IN issuing to any
civilian, ALTHOUGH the Graphic D. m
formed that "auy honest men who
ha- an honest purpo-r will be adm"
ted to camp after hc satisfies lh'
authorities"
With alien cncmie- ON every han'
these precaution- are absolutely nee
e.-arV
No solicitor except ncwohoN~ an
I nn.,ibIv laundrymeu. viii be- permit
ted inside .hc military reservation
= Delivery wagons will be- permitted I
4 run under regulation, hut any pen
S son caught -oicitin. viii be barre
from camp.
Major Harold Soren-on. dlIlHlo
e EXCHANGE officer, met with the boar
{ ot director of the Demne 'l'
'e Tuesday afternoon and arranged
Is use tho club bell room two or 'hr
= du,- each week for the purpose
L having -alc~mcn meet exchange OF
GERS to purchase whatever snppll
+ ore necessary. Fair play will
v oivcu evcry merchant and salc'ma
lie A. II Is easy 10 be understood tn
,h home dealer viii profit by the NJ
of order of thing, a- strangers
5. doing much the larger part OF sole
cA CONTINUED on PAGE sEvEN)
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
JAMES CARRAG|EN TAKES
OVER TWO THEATRES
WILL BRING BEST FILMS HERE
Sol. Carragiea Will Manage the Beau
tifuI New Co0y Theatre In Ad-
dition to the Pastime

james tarraglcn, the well known
theatrical man, has taken over the
Prince, and crystal theatres, pay
IN. ,hc Hull Amusement t" Il GOOD
round sum for the equipment leases
and other Good will. which was a
fine asset. A. the ilulls have bnii'
mn one of til, best amusement enter
prise. in the state.
The Princes will continue to en-
hibi, the best in iildom and Will al
all times. and will add any new lea
turcs that science produces. fr'ce'
viii he kept Is low as is conSls''h
with high grade service
The CRYSTAL will furnish vaud''''l'
If the best character obtainabie'
Mr.. Carragi"n knows what the peo
rlc want and will spare neither en-
crcv on cash to get 1t,
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
Nesch's Down Town Store

vcs,h', sanitary bakery ha- done
wonderful business ''nc' mo, NJ
m,o the new building near the en-
,r,l school. bu; the increasing 'r"u'
demanded a down town store III OF
J.. ,hot all customer, might be ac-
rommodated. \ coy little 7'ol'
RIGHT opposite the new Cody 'nea'r'
~ ~ North Gold avenue. has been Sc
.nr,d. and a complete stock oil 'n'
famous "But,cr Crus,' bread @ an'
ha.ed "goodic," and fruits arekeP
for the benefit of all down town 'noP
pers. n ,ho r,os
The Neschs deserve all the P"''
ncriiv they enjoy.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
Barnes Brought Back

NJ 4. Bame-. the er,twhilc pant
er. who went 20 California with some
of Olen Featherston's cash. was
brouch, hac, hv sheriff SIMPSON
nleadine guilty in the preliminary
hc,ripo before Judge Roger, wh'
held Inn to await action of the sran'
Jury
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
Grand Review Sunday Morning

The 3i,h division will pass III sr"hu
.o,iev mn Polo Field. Sunday morn
ing. starting at $50. G.,
# is expected that Major "ener''l
p Rlocksom. division commander
who has been abseuI On duty WIN o'
'',."sen, ~" II is quite certain that H.
Col ". II. Raymond, chief Of N'"i''
viii bc in the surveying column
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
BIG TURNER PARK
IS GREAT WONDER
Win Have Eleven Miles Of Speed and
Auto Tracks, the Speed Track
Being Unexcelled In the U. s.
ARMY OF MEN WORKING DAILY
People Do Not Realize the Enormity
OF This Stupendous Enterprise
Promulgated by One Man

1t i mighty fortunate for Demlng
and the whole southwest that 7. ".
Turner is a man with a vision, and
the coin To carry out, or pat into con
crete form what his broad mind con
templates.
A few week, ago his keen vision
beheld. in an area of prairie lanh
west of Dcming, Il park of marvellous
beauty and m opportunity to con
struct the finest race track IN The
United States. lie didn't have 10
convince anyone but himself of what
Turner Amusement Park might nc.
as no one was asked to invest %
dollar in the enterprise but Turner
himself. lie Is he sole owner "i
the land and will be the sole owner
of the great park. which viii be- a
credit to the whole country.
II is surrounded by I'm S-ioot ti.h'
board fence as perfectly consiructc'
u, skilled worlimcn can make 1t. Y
Grand stand Is being completed q
lee, wide aud 1uU feet long. wil'
private boxes for officer, that VII
he seated with beautiful bWds-cy'
maple chairs.
There are now completed 10 10
\ - foot stalls. fine enough 80 % q
j them are being used as living room
hv people at work on the grounds.
a, There i one standard mile irar
that will he the model Of this country
one ladies .md gent riding an
driving track, one mile; one irc
( around the entire grounds and oih'
public driving tracks sufficient
i, make seven miles, not including II
race track and riding and drivn
track.
Turner midnays Will run both va.
Of the grounds on the east and nor
'" sides, u mile in extent.
u Four big wells. with elevated tan
will furnish water for everything
w There will bc cement halmi
Is pool l0Ox3O0 feet graduating do'
-, :" TO 10 feet in depth.
III The wire miles and miles of wat
r. lines that will bid defiance to
dust and will furnish water Tor tre'
y grass and flowers.
~ \ tower, two stories high -
"a mounted bv flag pole. will sta
res on either side of the main cnira'
''' in the grounds.
-. There vii pe grounds, n icNei
lil' a floor, for baseball, football q
other athletic sports.
CO. J. W. Randolph, premier ot
en- amusement mon. has been engaged
general manager, and what Il
grade features he don't GET are
se' worth while la America
Fifteen biz loads of lumber ''
day are going into construction We
Ioes Few pcopl, have ANY concept
'''h of the ,a-mc-- If This ..G'n'i'
'"' tcrpri-c.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
EXTENSIVE PAVING
WILL NOT Be DONE
Civ Council Will Heed Will Of Tax
PAYERS, Many Of Whom Doubt
wisdom Of Paving at This Time
ESTIMATED COST IS SI34,a39
oeming Ice 8 Electric Co; Given
privilege of Increasing Prices
25 Per Cent for Three Months

At the regular council meeting
Monday evening. with all present eX-
conf Mr.. Bush, the question of street
n,,,ug was Drought up for Discus
',,n. CITY Engineer Williams and
u.-.rs. Rand Dudley and Carter, OF
N Paso, being present to represent
h,. Betulith Co., of that city. d.
Nahoney, president of the Chamb-
.r of Commerce. DR.. Steed and 9TH
e,s were present to voice their OPP
oo.ition to paving at this time ot
bioh taxes, high labor and high
cost of material
The matter was discussed and /
,r,. decided t. leave the question OF
having up 10 the taxpayers,
The Graphic has made due inquiry
If MANY taxpayers who would be re-
ouired to put in paving and llnds Il
vast majority favorable to the idea
of having modern paved Streets bu'
.trenuously opposed To It until al
Ter Bill Kaiser is pat m the ser'l
be,r. They argue that We have go
,o nut Bill out of business before
a.. can have any real sure enough
business of our own.
The matter ol an increased fa'
t,r -er,ice rendered bv the DENIM
l.r a Electric Co.. wa- gone owe
thoroughly and IN increase al 20 pc
cent was granted Tor three moh'n'
during which time an in'es'iSauo
,,l he made of the company
claims. This appeared to be III
only reasonable manner To pursue,
Myron kesner, of the war servo
b.urd. asked that professional neI
ear- and patent nostrum 1enders
kept off the streets and that caDare
he hnt permitted tot'mploY siri7 III
der l6. and Chief Tabcr was lnsIruc
ed accordingly.
committee. representing all pro
r.tsut churches, asked Tor the pm
ilece OF erecting a union taberna'
.n the lots west of DR.. Nor = VIM
request WAS thought to be out
harmony with the fire regulations
Mr. Bush. however, Is very mu
m favor OF granting the coneessl
to the churches on condition lU''l
building be removed when not nee
ed for religious worship and l.
deayoring to have the matter iaN'
ahiy considered,
Referring again To paving the
innate ON Gold avenue, per III
foot would be $3.50, with parking
the center and S7.3S without pa
ny. This means only to the cen
OF the street. 1t would mean III
and Sl4.76 for each foo, OF s'r'
This is practically the prce on
streets.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
Famous Ed. Dooley at Turner Amuse
ment Park, Dec, %

The famous Ed. Dooley' who does
l,ro deyii stunts in automobiles with
band- tied behind him, will dash down
. % per cent io-foot incline ana
ain In, A.. an auto into a head-on col
li,ion. with his hands securely 0"oh"
jumping in time to avert 'n'''"
death. a., ,,.
poolcv', thrills of this kind h0''
boen the sensation Of California an
Ir,~ono for several months and Man
.a,r Randolph is fortunate IN 'ernr ,,
.n- such a noted attraction lIn
thriller will take place Sunday after
noon. Dee. y.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
Gen. Harries Goes to South Carolina

Brl.adlcr General Geo. IL. ilarrle~
and hi- aide, Lieut. ". &. llarr'c~'
have been sent to Columbia. ;. &"
where the GENERAL will assume com
uand ot brigade of colorc1 troop.
Grn. llarrics : one of the biggest
men in the |. :. \.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
Deminu Ice 8 Electric Co. MOI
sonIIess Corporation

Nr-. II. IL. Bishop was gwen
..hocl bv Manager l.. France OF 'h'
peming lee \ Electric to. Tor 'h'
gnn amount of damages sustained III
ho recen, accident to her house on
Granitc avenue.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
HOerath & Ceres Take Featllers'on
Business

ulen Featherston, who expects to
he fighting Bill Kaiser shortly. has
dienosed of all his business IN paints
uln paper and signs to lloeraih q
Ceres.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
Senator Kerr and Family Home rrO"'
the East

senator II. L. Kerr and fanny
returned from three months So
;onrn in the mountains of Tennessee
nnd i Is safe 10 say the whole family
like New Mexico best.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
Real Estate Man Approves pem'"9

Ur. q. Mars Risley, a well known
r,,l estate hustler of III Paso' ha7
;o;ned the wells-Peugh Realty Co.
- be secs a great future for Dem
-. ~,J the Membre- Valley
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
Baby Keeps Father at Home

Wm.Wiley and wife have n daugh-
ter. born Thursday morning. VIII
was drafted. but the arrival of the
chill induced Uncle Sam to give him
an indefinite leave. J
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
mahoney's Christmas window

Tha, beautiful Christmas window q, u,
,,ahonev's is due to the artistic sk'l'
os u F. Pollock, who knows how
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
Grover Brothers Gets First License

Groyer brother were issued the
first license fol explosives by Coun
ty CLERK llugEo- la-, week, in con
formi,y to the federal law.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07

Comn Cody Officers entertained I"
bunch of Fl paso Chan"er oi
merce men Sunday.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07

Major ,lcmauS and Lieut.. COT
Brand, are bu.ldiug bungalow which
Sil bee reed, 'or their occupancy ~
IN, rour,, %. -tyrral days,
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
Col. Randolph Mas Private Secretary

J. ". Randolph, manager for The
Tuncr Amusement Park, has en-
Moved Floyd lIolllngor, of Middle,
town. Ohio, as private secretary aod
j. pushine things for bic lot oI
attraction.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07
Will Be a New Years Program That .
viii Be Unsurpassed in the u. >

II m now to the clerk oil the
.,oo,h.r mreau and he's always
mighty Good To New Mexico.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-07

MIR. and M. 7. \. Burd'ck drove
to Silver city lat week.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-10-11

'sNever mind that! I tell you I've
information that's vital to England
he insisted.
But the captain was still suspicious
Of him. -.
"My names Lee-Walter Lee
Streetman asserted formerly, of the
British army. I've been in business IN
Belgium-the automobile business. MY
papers there will prove what l say
The Germans took my factory-kept
me prisoner all night in the cellar
That's when learned their plans from
some major-AIajor Won Brenig and
Captain Karl I could listen to them
talking-there were holes in the moor
from that shell fire. realized Whal
it would mean to England If l could
bring word to the British army OF this
secret plan of the Germans. During
the night managed to escape through
the cellar window. They followed me-
and got one Of their bayonets in the
shoulder. They left me for dead; but
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-10-11
NORTH CAROLINA Briefs

Answering a call for music TOT W. vi
Asheville boys at Camp jackson u. N
Camp Sewer, citizens of Ashe'i i.,tsl
the past two days have conUID Ia.,
three monographs and a couH, hnr,
number of records to be sent INC , ~.
at the two camps. The idea was ~ ~, N,
ed by a letter from Captain Au' Al
commanding the Asheville Oo! roo,s
Camp Jackson, in which ne Sus e9s
that the boys would like 10 Ions
music box" to while away IH'
hours. . rsf
Newton D. Baker, secretary u n.eeps
visited Charlotte and Camp
Saturday. -, .uuplf
With the arrival of liberal I'd rop
of picks and shovels, the militais "a,
panies of the university, u'lus' bogp
tain Aliens direction, will soon 1unchp,
the construction of military
and begin trench warfare. tobsr
Walter Bradsher, Durn" Smith
conist, fished seven hours AZ apd
Lake, near Norfolk, last vice. 0nrbsD
hauled 70 pounds of fish 70 "a fro
as a. one-man catch. They "s' cbpS
specimens, too; consisting o.
and pike
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-10-11
CaroIinians Are LOYAL

Raleigh.-In rounding out ito 49,,
the conference OF the state and conn.,
councils of defense adopted roao, V
tons attesting thorough loyalty Of ~
vast majority of North CaroIinian'
and calling for the expulsion from tt'
United States senate of Robert NJ To
Toilette for utterances detrimorto,
to the success of the war and encour
aging treason in effect
1--WE believe his conduct merits ou
pulsion from the senate" the reso,u
ton read, "and we recommend thst
this course be adopted"
Concerning utterances bordering m
treason, the resolutions say:
eve call attention to the fact that
there are few men who, occupyinv
positions Of influence in North Carr,
lima, have given utterance to sepn.
ments' which bordered on treason
They have dissuaded persons subject
to draft duty from attending or regis.
tering, they have discouraged the pro.
duction and conservation of food sun.
plies, circulated false reports Islander.
GUS to the government and calculated
to incite to treason.
1--WE recommend that each county
be examined closely and all such men
located, their conduct carefully scru.
tinized and if they occupy any official
position. they be asked to resign i'm.
mediately All such men are notified
that they will be punished unless they
desist from unpatriotic practices. We
believe that ordinary crime sinks into
insignificance at this time compared
with the crimes of sedition and tres
SON"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-10-11
Recognize Durham Business School,

Durham-A telegram received by
the president of the Durham Business
School announced the membership Of
the school in the National Association
of Accredited Commercial Schools
The Durham Business School is the
only commercial school in North Car
DINA that is a member of the National
Association of Accredited Commercial
Schools, it is said, and there are only
five others so recognized south of the
Ohio and east of the Mississippi rir
ers.
The fundamental purpose Of thu
National Association of Accredited
Commercial Schools is the develop
ment and maintenance of better edH
cational standards which will mean
greater efficiency on the part OF its
graduates, and a stronger demand fol
their services and a more satisfactory
standing among educational instltE
tons of all classes.