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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-04
DEVILS LAKE HAS
SUFFICIENT LABOR

St. Paul, Mimi, May 4.-Only one
city, Devils Lake, has informed those
in charge Of tomorrows farm meet.
ing that it had sufficient labor for the
coming summer and fall. The Devils
Lake Commercial club has organized
the labor Of the city and believes It.
self able to cope with the situation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-04

for several years past. The elms are
growing slowly, but are healthy, and
in few years they will raise their
heads with the more common and
ranker-grOwing species. :
The afternoon was holiday at the
capital, and everyone sojOurned to the
Bismarck baseball park to see q holly
fought contest between the Fats and
the Leans of the state house.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-04
SUMMONED TO W1LToN w. +.
BY SISTERS DEATH
(SDecial to Tribune.)

Grand Forks, N. D., May 4.-Miss
Alice Johnson, teacher Of a local pub
lie school, has left for Wilton, N. d.,
where she was summoned by the &C
cidental killing Of her sister, Miss HUI
da johnson, who taught school two
miles eact Of Washburn, N. D.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-04
Thousand
.~.. i Il
Applicants
For Lands
Sixty.Four Claims Have an Aver
age of Sixteen Applicants
for Each at Minot e..
RUSH FOR HOMESTEADs
GREATEST IN Is YEARS
ESPECIAL to Tribune.)

Especial 10. rtUune.)
Minot, N. D., May 4.-The draw.
ina Of Fort eerthoid lands yester-
day brought out 1906 applicants
for the 10000 acres, or about 60
homesteads. The sum Of $306, 900
was deposited with the govern
ment land Office here, according
to the government regulation call. =
ING for payment Of one:fifth Of the
purchase price. Judge ,,MePhaul
stated that the sale was clear evi.
dence Of the states prosperity.
The first name drawn was Sars-
field Gallagher Of Minot. Other
winners are scattered throughout
the state. Judge McPhauI leaves
tonight for Glasgow to supervise
the opening Of 5000 acres Of
Fort Peck Indian lands.
Minot, N. D., May 4.-The drawing
for the sixty-four claims which are
open for homestead entry on the Fort
Berthold reservation under the direc'
ton of the general land office in the
postoffice building closed today.
There have been 1,O35 applications
filed for these sixty-fOur claims and
the lucky entrants will be determined
by drawing conducted in the same
Hammer as such drawings usually are.
The drawing is under the personal
Of Judge McPhaul, superin.
tendent of opening. and sale Of Indian
who is one Of the hest
~ No rfoo
Speaking of the uemand' Tor lands
In and about Minot last night Judge
McPhaul said he had never seen any.
thing like the rush for claims under
this opening in twenty-five years in
any part of the United States. He was
not only ast0nished at the large num-
Der who are fighting for the claims
but by the amount Of money which
could be put up with the applications
as the guarantee of good faith.
One Of the most interesting appli-
cants who have filed for a claim is
Mrs. Margaret Foley who is ninety
six years old and who registered for a
claim in the opening Of the reservation
two years ago. There is only Onea
trouble about her application. She
man who was naturalize'l,
about fifty years agQ1sin Chicago and
10 record Of the !naburalization can be
tound as the date is not exactly;
known. She has lived in this country
Tor eighty:dIfIyef 'F0put: was porn o in
4 citizen of the country though the of
ficials have decided to permit her ,ap.
plicatiOn to be entered. X w
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-04
BREAKS ARM cRANKINc CAR.

Louis thinner broke an arm this
morning while cranking car. He
was taken to the Offices Of Roam, Fish
er & Strauss, where the broken bones
were set. The fracture is not a seri-
GUS one.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-04
Missing Boat
Is Picked Up

London, May 4.-The Admiralty re.
ports that the missing boat from the
Rockingham with all the fourteen
men have been picked up by Brit
ish steamer
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-04
HOUSE STRIKES
OUT. CENSORSHIP
SECTION IN Bill
washington, May 4.-The house, by
a vote of 220 to 1877, today struck out
the censorship section of the espion.
age bill. 49,. ~
BRITISH AND, FRENCH
% ''s' LOSE 10aARPL.ANES

Berlin. May 4, e.. yesterday the.
British and French lost ten afrplanes
on the, western front, says a German
official statement.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-04
0EclVlNes OFFER.

Rio Janiero, May 4.-Newspapers
say the president has offered DR.
Muller another portfolio or an am
bassadorship, but the offer was de-
clined.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-04

A SURE GOITER CURE. NO
MATTER HOW SERIOUS OR HOW
LONG STANDING. EXTERNAL
USE. C. H. OWEN, JORDAN HO-
TEL, GLENDIVE. MONT. a. str,..
49,. 5-3-4-5-7-8-9
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-04

Your visit to the Twin Cities will
he more enjoyable it you stop at this
Famous Hostelry. Excellent Cuisine.
Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis; 400
Rooms-$2.75 at $3.50 to $3.50.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-04
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS.

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS.
All carpenters of Bismarck are
urged to meet at Mannerchor hall on
Friday, May 4, at p. m. Carpenters
union to be organized. Frank Mil
hOllan, organizer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-04

Another Hart picture! At the Or
pheum tonight, produced by Thomas
H. Ince.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-04

At the Orpheum Theatre tonight,
'"The Devils Double"
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Programme Changes Every Sunday
Afternoon and Thursday MIGHT
at the Teal Theatre

A new policy went into eject 'l
the Teal Theatre nv the RAYMOND
Teal Company this week. lniead al
presenting one play each week ~ 81
first contemplated. there viii be u
cnmplctc change of program every
SUNDAY afternoon at two hiteen ana
ever, Thursday night. commencing
first presentation of u real SCENE pro
duction of ~ Night IN Chinatown
will he presented This viii be the
first pesentatlon al Il real SCENE pro
duction b, the Teal Company since
openmg. While the scenes of the
plav are strictly American, they are
more or less of an Oriental nature
and make il permissible 10 introduce
much Oriental splendor. The scene
are a faithful reproduction of CHINA
town IN Los Angeles, and the COS
tune, worn hN both principal and
chorus are elaborate N the extreme.
This play will introduce Art Phillip
as the mayor OF Chinatown in the
characterization Of which he has no
peer Nanc novel song and dance
numbers will he introduced nv the
different member, of the large east
In fact ~ Night IN Chinatown Be-
one of the prclentou. ollcrlne> ~
the RAYMOND Teal Company very
lage rcpertolr Commencing Thurs
day NIGHT real COLLEGE plaN viii be
PR scented lntroducme all the Rah-
Rah Girls aud boy, entitled "toleee
DAYS RAYMOND Teal viii be IN ev-
idrncc ~ both plays with a new hi
OF parodir-. aud ,torlc-.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
The Palace Market

The Palace Market /, p lew and
a u, acquisition to Deminc
rms firm opened for bniness Tnes.
daN morning on Silver avenue Tho
market Is located in the rear Of tho
penlns Cash Grocery. Evervtbino
: new "plodate and strictly SAM.
.arv throughout and all Deming i
invited to inspect this market Il tbev
so desire. '"'A
Native and Kansas City meats
VIII supply the Palace cns,omo'.-
'nls "rst class meats will be sold
The Palace will do strictly a cash
business which is a money saver r.
more ways than one to every cns-
toner. Wy GUS
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
War Department
Office of the Camp Quairrma-tcr
Camp Cody. Demlne. y. VI
September %. 1917

Office of the Camp Quaicrma~tcr
Camp Cody. Deming. y. VI
September %. 1917.
PUBLIC NOTICE
The undersigned is authorized To
have men enlisted in the Quarter.
master Cops National Army. 10 he
assigned to duty with Reserve Motor
Truck Company No. $50. this camp
All enlistment will be made IN the
grade of private. promotions to the
higher grade to he made thereafter.
of those men who bv character and
general iitnes prove themselves quail
flied for advancement.
The following vacancies are 10 be
filed by enlistments and promotions
ON the Recommendation of the Camp
Ouartermaster.
Sergeant, first-class
j-tOrporals
! Cook
l2-Pnvatcs. first-class
23-Privates.
Applicants who have knowledge
of motor transportation will be given
preference. All applicants must have
reference as to their character.
Applications for enlistment will be
made to Chief Clerk Camp Quarter
masters Office.
VERNON W BOILER.
Captain. O. VI. Corps
Camp Quatermaster
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
TEMPERANCE NOTES
tBy the National WOmans Chris
t.an Temperance Cnlout
WHAT TWO BEERS A DAY WILL

At five cents u glass the cost of Two
drinks of beer for 800 day Is S36 80
Appended IS a list of household com
inodtios which can be bought for the
price of two beers day Tor Year
lUased on market prices January,
Mo
one hundred pounds OF flour
one sack of graham Hour.
One sack of cornmeal
Two bushels OF potatoes
Thirty dozen of eggs
Fifieen-pound ham.
Four pounds of butter.
Five pounds of coffee.
one pound OF tea.
twenty-five pounds Of sugar
Fifty cents worth of beans
One'half gallon Of strip
Eight pounds Of lard
one quart of oysters.
One package of starch.
Six packages of washing powder
Dozen bars of laundry soap.
Five cans Of milk.
one sack of buckwheat.
one package Of rolled oats.
one package OF wheathearts
Two packages OF post toastie,
three packages OF Sunshine blscLit>
TWO packages Of soda biscuits
one package of oatmeal CRACKERS
One package of pulled rice.
one package Of Toy oats.
One pound of soda.
one pound of baking powder
Three cans of corn.
Three cans of tomatoes
Three cans OF berries.
llalf-dOzen oranges.
one package OF Postum cereal.
one bottle OF pickle olives.
one bottle Of chilli sauce
one bottle OF Worcestershire sauce.
Two pounds OF cottage cheese
one package Of borax.
II grocer wants an ad that VIII
attract attention let him pile up these
articles In his window and with IL an
explanation of the exhibit. Ii will In.
crease his business, decrease the sa.
ioonkeepers, and help the town gen.
orally
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
DEFINING AST0NiSHED BY
MERCHANTS STORY
or
bedroom

\ merchant relates the following !:
For wears ! could not sleep without
turning every hour. Whatever | ate
caused Gas and souness. Also had
stomach calarrh. ONE Spoonful
buckthom bark. glycerine etc. as
miycd IN Adler-i-ka relieved me IN
STANTLN.' Because Adle-l-ka
ilu,hc- the ENTIRE alimentary tract
il relieves ANY CASE constipation.
sour stomach OF gas and prevents
appendicitis 1t has QUICKEST ac-
ton Of ANYTHING we ever sold J. A.
kiuuear s Co.. DRUGGISTS.
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y Y. W. C. A. NOTES 4

Miss Emma llavs. field secretary
of the National Young Women's
Christian Association. spent ten DAYS
recently in Deming. While where
Miss HAYS let the contracts FOR three
buildings to be erected nv the War
Work Council of the National Board
of the y. W. G.. 4. These buildings
are located at the corner of Pine
street and Nickel avenue and consist
of q club house for the girls of Dem
ing and a dormitorv and hostess
house for visiting women ia the city
| The club house will have for its cen
ter n large social hall heated by 4
fireplace Surrounding this hall will
be II series of class and club rooms
and the secrctrv's office and he'd
room. This buildine will be open for
the use oi the girl, of the city from
nine in the morning till ten AT night
and will furnish place ot recreiion
and inspiration for better living and
more patriotic service.
| The dormitorv will he a rough
structure which will accommodate
about forty guests. The FURNISHINGS
will not he elaborate. but will he com.
| Portable
The hoste.s house has very large
screened in porch, opening into
j. large social room and a cafeteria
whore visiting relatives of the sol
der, can wait for the men until they
are at liberty from drill and where
they can have meals together under
home like circumstances n possible.
The ground has been broken for
these buildings and the construction
will 90 forward RAPIDLY. II il the
wish Of the council that the building,
be- ready Tor use IN few weeks al,
most ard all haste viii he made in
their erection.
The work carried on here hy the
Young Women, Chr n AsSocia-
| ton will he directed hv II local com
mlttce known a. the Deming Wan
Work Council, composed Of the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Clarence Moran.
chairman DR.. Janet Reid vice chair
man. Mrs. +, d. Vickers, secretary:
Mrs. J. q. Nor. treasurer: MesdamcS
f. IT, Bicford, +. l.. Foulks, II. :.
DOYLE. $. ID. Swope. Geo. d. Robinson.
j. b. Ilodgdon, r. C. Hoffman. q. II.
Cooper. y. j. Clifford. A. ". Pollard.
W f. Holt. j. NJ. Barracks. j. VI.
Nteed. II. G. Bush, d. III. Tullock. ".
A. McCreary. and Miss Una Bcdi-
check
The Altiori Club is a most enthusi-
a~tic organization. Many of the mem.
beers have signed the patriotic league
pledge and are wearing the button
which bears u round field in which i
hearing the words patriotic Legue."
This i an organization which has
sprung into being since the United
States has been AT war and is girls
way of expressing he. patriotism
The pledge reads
Il pledge to express my patriotism
BY doing better than ever before
whatever work have to do.
"Bv rendering whatever special
service ! can to my community and
country.
BY living M to the highest stan
dards of character and honor and
helping Others TO do the same"
ANY girl who wants to how her pa.
trotsm bv being member of the
ptriotic league NAV do so by signing
the pledge and paving for her button.
five cents. Miss Turner, secretary
for the y. ". c. A.. will he GLAD to
furnish further information.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
Big Newspaper Men Here

Judge Davis. leading mineral wri-
ter of the southwest and Jacobs. not
ed booster writer. both on the staff
Of the FL Paso Morning Times. fav-
ored Deming and Camp Cody with a
VISIT this week. their camp escort be-
ing Owen Hughes himself and the
Graphic editor. They were much
pleased with our progress.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
Milo Mill has Arrived

AT an expense of $500 J. W. Clark.
Of the Deming Roller Mills. is INSTALL
ing milo mill for the purpose Of
making q superior brand Of milo
flour.
Mr.. Clark is selling seed wheat TO
the farmers at cost.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
Patriotic Song

Attention is directed to the patri
otto song composed BY Bigadier Gen
eral Geo. II. Harries and dedicated
to Governor Neville. of Nebraska.
The Graphic invites any other motel
soldier to thus honor his state.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
Another Main Entrance TO Camp

The main entrance TO Camp Cody
west of the Santa Fe railway. will
be where 18th street crosses Cody
avenue. The whole highway from
Cody avenue to the city limits is be
inc graveled and will be placed in
as fine condition as Cody avenue it.
elf Another fine auto drive.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
Come on Home, Doctor

In letter to the Graphic, DR.. +. s.
Milford. SAYS:
please change nv Graphic from
ST. Francisville. La. to 215 South
HIGH street. Albnnnernne. Y. NJ"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
Lee Caldwell Gets En-

Deputy Sheriff Lee Caldwell picked
AZ five Mexican horse thief slackers
west Of town this week and they are
laneuishing in Socorro bastile await
ing trial. Sheriff Baca came and got
EN-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
A GREAT oEsTRoYERl

a New England shoe factory adver-
uses shoes with wooden soles for use
III brewerieS. dlstilleries and bottling
WORKS. Whyf Because II is declared
that beer and whisky "eat leather"
What does 1t do TO u mans stomach
ana hver' to say nothing Of his brain?
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
Princess Gets GOI6wyn Films

Ben Fish was here this week and
arranged with the IIulls to xhibit
Mae Marsh in "Pollv If the Circus :"
Madee Kennedy in "Babv Mine:
Maxine Elliott in "The Eternal Mag
dalene;" and Jane Cowl in "The
Dawn"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
0eming School of Music

Lessons given on all stringed and
wind instruments. Latest methods
used. Satisfaction guaranteed
+. NJ. BROWN. Director,
Phone 333 Carson Hotel
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
Eckert Mas Fine Store

The Eckert Novelty Store in III,
Baker budding is one of the many at
tractive places on Silver avenue.
The Eckert's are desirable business
acquisitions 70 Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
hoffman Goes to Washinq0n

David Hoffman has been notified To
come to Washington. d. c, to Join the
10Th Engineers. as a non commis-
toned officer. Good for David
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
Tommy Hull Out Again

1t looks mighty good to see Tom
NV Hull sticking round the Pincess
again. He is greeted BY many well
come hands.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
improvements at Camp Cody

Floor, aud side walls in all tents
and arrangements of mess halls to
accommodate 2j0 will make the
camp bigger and better than ever.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28

Mrs. W. q. Howard Is home from
Illinois.
Theodore Carter was Il Silver CITY
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Catherine Fielder is clerkinc
in the Eckert Novelty store
>
T.. r.. Mari has maize for sale by
the bundle or ton. on the Holt farm.
zee Bow. proprietor of the Sunrise
Cafe. has been visiting in the Pass
CITY.
James n. Upton has been court
ing" IN Silver CITY and incidentally
visiting trends.
Mrs. ID. q. Snodgrcss and Jim
sherman were in Fl Paso Tuesday
and returned Wednesday with two
fine Oaklands
\, ,u,, A., n,,o.
49,, .as;aon, 81 nem;rs
has been visiting in the homes Of
Mesdames l.. PENNINGTON and II. ID.
ureeh'
- -. -.
- ,'.,.l Nm -, :. A.,
60, ~ Sn"h :, -,
I'm, :" g, N -" =,
-, -.
''''''
JocL Stofaro +. noo ono ot Incle
sam. boys and i. disnotch clerk
and general delivery clerk ,t the
r,-,otr,co Lack ,s m,shtv attract
iva and occommodatiuo clork
:
Mr.. and Mr.. II. c. Fullenwider
and Mr. and Mrs. :. b. Twist. of
Lewiston. Montana. bv auto Wedncs.
n.u;,o ,bronobout tho FAN and win.
t.r ,(, rnllo,w;rJor - - ion mint.
or and NJ, Twist j. n .orpent,r
.
Mr.. l.. l.. Rosenberg. proprietor Of
the Curio Shop. who has been spend
mc the week in Doming. ,isting in
the arranging of their stock If Goods
returned Friday evening 10 FL Paso.
Nr. and Mrs. Archie l.. Roane have
been compelled to break up home life
on account Of scarcity of houses in
the city aud Mrs. Roane and little
daughter are living in Silver. while
Mr.. Roane remains m Dcmina. at.
tending 10 his insurance business.
Mr.. Roanr j. district manager If the
Mutual Life Insurance CO., of New
York Mr.. Roanr came over last
Saturday 10 spend sunday with Mr..
Rnpne returning Ia Silver Wednesday
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
Musical instruction

ANYONE wishing Instructions 0n
Guitar Banjo or Mandolin. please
call Mr.. ". &. Rawson at 2lj Nickel
Ave. Phone $50. 3tfc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
Teachers Examination

\ Teachers examination will be
held IN the office of the County SUI
perintendent on October 9TH and 9Th
This will be the last teachers exam .
nation given this veur. All teach
cr~ dcs,rine 10 take cvamnaiicn in
any subject are requested to he pres .
ent
Alice G. Smith.
County Superintendent.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
Fatty Arbuckle Soon

The Princess will soon produce an
other big Paramount feature with
Funny Fatty Arbuckle as star.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28

12AV~ M
PER SONAL D
II. Z. Ellsworth spent Sunday and
Monday in the Pass CITY.
+. l.. Molohan is the new expert
furniture man and advertiser at Ma
honey's
The National restaurant has adop-
ted good motto mo overcharges
here
Truck No. 60 has been transferred
10 TT. Sam Houston. leaving Monday
night.
Stephen Haderer, Camp Cody pho
tographer. visited FL Paso, Monday
and Tuesday.
r. Souires. Of the Cody Inn. left
for Fl Paso Monday, returning the
following dav.
Admtant General Baca and Mrs.
Baca returned to their home in San
Ia Fe Sunday.
Fred Price has returned from a
visit with his mother nj Lake Valley
in the IIillsboro district.
Miss Myrtle Grace Hon. sister Of
Victor and Martin Hon, has accepted
fine position with the Bank of Dem
ing.
Miss lnez Johnson. cashier at III"
Meadows Drug Store has been of.
duty several DAYS on account OF Ill
ness.
Frank Harrison came III Monde q
from Hugo, Oklahoma. and expect
tn remain in Deming the coming win
ter.
! J. Fox. millinery salesman on,
of -. Louis. was calling AZ tn"
Franklin Millinery Emporium Satur
dav.
Fine stunts were put on nj No. =
''Y" Tuesday evening. Smith, Swi-
hart. Blackburn and High constltut
the live staff
Harold >ilverton. Chicago Tribune
reporter, i spending his vacation II
Deming truck driving and he i an A
truck driver
Messrs. c. Harvey and 4. s. Car
roll. Of Fl Paso. were in the city
Monday in the interest of their San
ifarv Laundry.
Leon Robbins left $50 iub to so
u our verv superior agricultural col
lese. And he'll never regret it, eth
err. Good example.
The censor board met with tn
show folks Wednesday afternoo
and had fine understanding. Dem
inc viii have good. shows.
Miss Mildred Avres. of Albu0uer
que, who has been visiting her sister
nj Long Beach. was a guest at Judg
Pennngton's this week.
\ merry round arrived in Dem
ing the first Of this week and pitche
it, tent. II is said. Music hatl.
charm. tn soothe the savage breast.
James 7. komki the only .lapa
ne4c resident of the state. residing y
Las Cruces. has been called to th.
colors Mr.. Kozuki j. quite eScln-
i've.
The former Nesch Bakery j. nov
occupied by Water f. Fowler's peck
et billiard and pool tables. the Cut
lerv COMPANY. McClecrv's New
stand and lunch stand
\ nice bunch of society ladle~
came down from Fort Bayard an
Silver CITY to attend the officers Re !
Gross dance. FRIDAY night Maic.
and Mrs. Rockhill were Escorts"
=
Photographic IIatten is SON
busy man. He runs four printin :
machines. and is putting in an elec
Tn DRYER. lie has three barrels 6
hypo on hand and FIVE barrels con
inc.
+. f. Roberts. frovu III ogc- rs
"Green." chef at IL, National q
taurant. knew the McKmley children
at Las Cruces when they were b. .
bies. He is Just duplicating III,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-28
WANTS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Two Horses. INQUIRE
s23 iron Avenue. Phone ia
5-lt-e
LOST II. 5. gold class pin, Sat
mdaV afternoon on streets on IN lyr-
ic Theatre. Return to Graphic for
reward. 5-2t-pd
FOR RENT six room. modern. fur
n,-hed house, % miles from Dem
M. Inquire Carson Hotel. Phone
1873. j-tf-c
FOR SALE-A Selden p ton truck
new, unused top: ear in almost per
feet condition, will sell for El25O-
first cost $500 INQUIRE of Henry
kalthel, Palace Drug Store. l-tl.e
FOR SALE-l0 Cottages Furnished
or unfinished; four and five rooms
each, al Myndus.
10 ROOMS and Board at Myndus
Hotel Mvndus is 10 miles east oil
Demlng on s. =. Railroad. has good
school Three passenger trains east
ana three west daily Good auto
road to and from Demins. For par
iculars and rates apply Agent. l"z
Spruce street. Pioneer Real Estate
Co.
FOR SALT acres near new en-
trance TO M. Pioneer Real IS
tate Co.
FOR SALE-House and lot on SIN
street, $4,000.
NANTED-Lady to do housework'
Apply PA Platinum Ave. Mrs. /. ,.
Lanier. 5-lt-pd
WANTED - Woman for generai
homework. middle age preferreu'
permanent position for right parry
good wages. Address Mrs. \. W.
Lovd. Deming or call at cor. of Yves,
9th and Rrcb jpd
$40 the Square for Best 3-rn
Rubberoid Roohng--F {. Par1s"
SPOT Cash Store.
BEST 3-Ply Rubberoid Roofing. $40
per Sauare.-F. c. Parrish spo'
Cash Store. OIL
BEST 3-Plv Rubberoid Roofing. sZ'''
per Square. F. q. Parrish spo'
Cash Store. 2-n
FOR SALE-Most complete new ne'
cash $1,000 dry goods stock. -"
quick sale. S3,250. Cash only. Aa'
dress P. O. Box 53i. Silver City, y.
NJ SAC