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thereupon qualified as such and - nos the
duly appointed and qualified Executor Of said
Estate. and as such Executor he has become
the holder and owner Of said mortgage and
said promssory notes; that the premises con-
veyed and covered by said mortgage. towit:
That certain lot, tract and parcel OF land
and real estate, situate, lying and being 10 the
County of Luna and State Of New Mexico aud
bounded aud described follows, to.wit:
West half OVID Of Northeast Quarter (NEi)
Of Section Eighteen (1s) in Township Twenty
five (25) South. Range Eight (s) Weei, N
NJ. =. NJ, together with all and singular the
land, tonements, Entertainments and aIipur-
pertaining. may be sold and the proceeds APP
piled 10 the payment Of said notes aud in
terest thereon, attorneys fees as provided By
said note, and mortgage and costs therein in
cured and also that said defendaniA and
all persons claiming by. through or under said
defendants, or either Of them, may be barred
and foreclOAed Of all right, title, claim OF
said mortgaged premises, and for other aud
further relief, as well will more fully APP
pear by reference 20 the complaint ON fih in
said cause.
And you and each Of you are hereby no
titled that unless you enter your appearance
vember 1919, Judgment viii be rendered
against you by default.
The name and post office address OF plain.
tiffs attorney is A. W. Pollard, Deming. New
Mexico.
WITNESS the Hon. Raymond r. Ryan
Judge 81 the Sixth judicial District Court Of
New Mexico. aud the seal OF said District
tseal) p. A. HUGHES,
Clerk Of said Court
9.23.1o LIST
lOl4-l0 last.
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OCTOBER 3 SET ASIDE
AS CHILDREN'S THRIFT DAY

All boys and girls attending the
public schools OF the United States are
asked ON Friday, October 3, TO register
their intentions Of saving some money
each week and investing II In Thrift
and War Savings Stamps. The day
has been designated as National
Thrift Registration Day and will he
observed In every public school-in the
country, IL the request OF the Govern
ment Is carried out.
Supplies for the organization OF
Thrift Clubs In the schools have al.
ready been sent out from Eleventh
District headquarters In Dallas. The
Thrift Clubs replace the ar Savings
Societies which did such good work
during the war and In most instances
have already been organized.
The Great Southwest has always
been In the forefront I'm all patriotic
movements and the school children 81
the Eleventh District will see that this
record is maintained In the celebration
Of National Thrift Registration Day.
Boys and girls all over Texas and
these portions OF Louisiana, New Mex.
leo and Oklahoma In the Eleventh Dis
trict are expected to be In Dallas In
large numbers ON October 10, just a
week later than National Thrift Reg
istration Day. This date has been es-
pecially set aside by the State Fair
of Texas as War Savings Society Day
which, OF course includes the Thrift
Clubs In the schools.
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u. OF n. NJ. BEGINS THE
YEAR WITH BRIGHT HOPES

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Sept. 30.-Since
August LIST. when he took active charge
Of University affairs, DIR. David y.
Hill. new president Of the University
Of New Mexico, has been carrying out
n vigorous reorganization in every de-
partment OF the University. As Il re-
suit he has the institution In perfect
running order, and every department
ready for efficient work for the open.
ing day on Wednesday, October LIST
The Board Of Regents has given DR.
Hill very wide authority In admins
trative matters. and he has been sue
cessful In securing n number of very
able men as additions to- the faculty.
The University equipment also Is In
better shape than ever before. The
new engineering building is practical
ly completed, and there has been a
general remodellng of the administra-
ton building The dormitories also
have been enlarged and refinished
throughout.
The enrolment Is already consid-
erably larger than two years ago be
fore the war called into active ser
vice practically all Of the young men
enrolled In the institution. One OF the
gratifying features Of this years en-
rollment. DIR. Hill announced today. Is
that nearly every undergraduate who
enlisted from the University for ac-
tive military duty has re-entered the
University for the coming year.
s. s. Adams made business trip TO
Columbus last Tuesday.
Clarence Morgan returned Wednes-
day from business trip to Orc
Grande.
Il. f. Hurt of Red Mountain was a
Deming visitor last Thursday.
Richard Flahive motored TO Colum-
bus on business Wednesday.
DIR. Kemper of the bureau OF animal
husbandry has finished dipping cattle
at the s. s. Birchfield ranch and Is
back In the city.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Onesimo Chavez Of this city was In.
jured In the wreck of the Santa Fe
Tuesday north Of Albuquerque last
Tuesday.
u. l.. Mckinney left the city Tues
day for Magdalena where he will at
tend the sessions of the X. OF Il. Grand
Lodge.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. w. Dry, 500 :. Copper ave,
Sunday morning. Mother and child
are reported to be well.
According TO report received here
Col. NJ A. Delaney died recently at
a hospital in Washington, ID. &. Ma
jor Delaney had charge OF the base
hospital of the Fourth Separate bril-
gade at the local camp during the bor-
der mobilization.
John Beal went to the Mogollon
country last Friday ON business.
Cliff Chllds left the city last week
for Ranger, Texas.
L. IL. Caulfield, chemist for the
United States oil and Refining Co, at
Bowie, is back in the city.
A. Il. Goats spent the greater part
Of last week In III Pasokon business
connected with the Sam Watkins
agency.
NJ. c. Boucher Is back from visit
TO the oil fields at German. Texas.
Mrs. A. X. Hugg IL visiting her
parents at Clayton, Ind.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Cowgirl September rs.
Her name Is Kathryn Edna.
III. G. Farris, Mrs. Ferris and daugh-
ter returned to Deming last week.
Freddie Powell is visiting here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. d. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. joyce Of Hot
Springs, s. d., have been visiting MIR.
and Mrs. $. f. Sage.
DeIaval cream separators at bar
gain ut the Foxworth Galbraith Lum-
Der Co. ON Gold Avenue. 3-tf
OIL LEASES for sale at the Graphic
lofflce.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-09-30

Onesimo Chavez Of this city was In.
jured In the wreck of the Santa Fe
Tuesday north Of Albuquerque last
Tuesday.
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929.10 LIST
l0.14-10 last.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO, WITHIN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF LUNA.
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT
Civil No. 975.

The Bank Of Deming, a corporation, plain.
tiff W.. Dorothy T.. Roseborough. Joseph q.
Roseborough and J.. Louise Cummings Ken
yon, defendants.
To the above named defendants;
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that a Complaint has been filed against you
in the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District OF the State Of New Mexico. within
and for the County OF Luna, that being the
County In which said cause Is pending:
Tho object Of said action, In general terms,
Is TO obtain decree for the foreclosure OF
certain mortgage described In said complaint
and executed by the said defendants. Dorothy
y. Roseborough and Joseph @. Roseborongh,
ON the sth day Of January, 1916 In favor Of
said plaintiff, TO secure the payment Of ono
certain promSsory note In the principal sum
Of Twelve Hundred Sixty nine and Go 100ths
lSl26965) Dollars, and executed by said
defendant, Joseph q. RoseborouRh, payable TO
the said plaintiff, Of even date with said
mortgage, bearing interest from date az the
rate Of ten per cent per annum, and providinr
for attorneys fees In the amount Of ten per
cent OF the amount found due on said note
principal sum Of Twelve Hundred Sixty nine
and 65.l0Oths (Sl269. 66) Dollars, with In.
tcrest thereon from date as aforesaid, and
with attorneys fees as aforesaid
That the property conveyed and covered by
said mortgage. towit: The West one hall
(Wl) Of the Southwest Quarter (SW3) OF
Section Tw0(2) and the East half (EA)
Of the Southeast Quarter (SEi) Section Three
j.
(6) West together with all and singular the
tenements hereditaments and nppurtrnances
thereunto belonging or in any wise appertain-
ing. may be sold and the proceeds applied 70
the payment Of said note and interest thereon,
attorneys fees as provided by said note and
mortgage and costs therein incurred and also
that said defendants and all persons claiming
by, through or under said defendants or
either Of them, may be barred and foreclosed
Of all right, title, claim or equity Of redemp-
ton, and interest in and TO said mortgaged
premises and for other and further relief,
as will more fully appear by reference 10 the
Complaint on file In said cause.
And you and each OF you are hereby noti-
fled that unless you enter your appearance In
said cause or before the 2sth day OF Dc
tober, 1919 judgment will be rendered against
you by default.
The name and post office address Of plain
lifts attorney is A. W. Pollard lO7 East
Spruce Street Deming New Mexico.
WITNESS the Hon. Raymond X. Ryan,
Judge OF the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court Of New Mexico and tho
(SeaD seal OF said District Court, this
10th day OF September. A. ID.
1919.
p. A. HUGHES,
Clerk Of said Court.
First Publication Sept 10, 1919.
Last Publication oct. T. 1919
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REMoDELING GRAND THEATRE

Sol Carraglen, manager OF the Prin-
cess aud Grand theatres will remodel
the Grand on Silver avenue OF the ac-
commodation Of road shows OF which
he has booked a numcer for the present
season.
New seats are being installed for n
capacity OF $50. The stage is being
enlarged and equipped for standard
outfits for scenery which road shows
carry. The interior will be redecorated
and made comfortable In every way
for theatre goers.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THO
COUNTY OF LUNA, STATE OF
NEW MEXICO.

In the matter OF the Last VIII and
Testament of Louis ]. Small.
deceased.-NOtice OF Appoint
ment OF Executrix.
Notice is hereby given that the an
dersigned, Rachel ]. Coleman, residing
at Ontario, In the State OF California.
has been appointed Executrix of the
VIII and Estate OF Louis j. Small. De
ceased, and that on the 18th day OF
September, A. d., 1919, Letters Tesla
mentary duly issued TO her.
Notice is further given that all per-
sons having claims against the said
Estate are required 10 file the same
within the time allowed by law.
Dated this 10Th day OF September.
A. D., 1919.
RACHEL ]. COLEMAN.
Executrix.
Vaught & Watson,
Deming, New Mexico,
Attorneys for Executrix. LIT
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Commercial Barber Shop
Silver Avenue near Railroad Blvd.
+. II. Flowers. Prop.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE or NEW MEXICO, WITHIN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LUNA


T. W. Medley, Executor OF the VIII and Of
the Estate Of James W. Medley. Deceased
Plaintiff, vs. James 7. Stephenson, Let
Emma @. Davis, and The Bank Of Dem
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT
/. Civl No. 979.
To the above named defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that a complaint has been filed against you in
Inc District Court Of the Sixth hdicial Dis
trict OF the State Of New Mexico. within and
for the County Of Luna, that being the
County in which said cause is pending:
The object Of said action In general terms is to
obtain a decree for the foreclosure Of GER
tain mortgage described In said complaint
and executed by said defendants james 4.
Stephenson and Lettie b. Stephenson TO
James W. Medley, ON the 25th day Of Janu'
ary 1915 10 secure the payment OF three
certain promissory notes executed BY said de
PENDANTS, James I. Stephenson and Lettie y
Stephenson in favor Of James W. Medley,
Of even date with said mortgage, each in the
principai sum Of One Hundred sixty.six and
66-IO6 (S166.66) Dollars, bearing interest
at the rate Of ten per cent per annum from
date aud providing for attorneys fees OF ten
per cent OF the amount found due thereon,
there being due on said notes the principal
sum Of Three Hundred Thrty.three and
on said sum at the rate Of ten per cent per
annum from January 25th, 1915, and that
since the execution and delivery OF said
promissory notes and said mortgage the said
James W. Medley died. leaving Last VIII
and Testament which has been duly approved
BY the Probate Court Of socorro County, New
Mexico. and that the said plaintiff, II. W.
Medley, was by said Probate Court duly
pointed Executor Of the Win and OF the Es.
tate OF said James W. Medley, and that he
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-09-30
CARPENTERS DONATE
WORK ON FAIR BOOTHS

The Deming Local of the Carpen-
ters' Union have been busy the past
few days building booths for the ex-
hibitors Of the Luna County Fair.
They have shown their interest In
boosting local activities by donating
their work
Warren sheaf., 1919-10-15
MA RSHAII COUNT
The MOI les
Motion Picture Film Showing Agricul- A
tural Resources Of County is Finish
ed. Show Here Oct. 20 and 81.

The moving picture film OF Marshall
county produced by the Publicity Film
Company, Of Bismarck, n. D., has been
finished. The film will be shown at the
Strand Theatre at Warren on Monday
and Tuesday. Oct 20 and 81, after
which it will be exhibited at Stephen,
Argyle, Oslo, NeWfolde and Middle RI
yer. tt was shown Monday evening at
Crookston, before g. 4. Zealand, secre-
tary OF the Minnesota Red River Valley
y Development associat ation, and several
Others, who declare that it il: one Of the
best agricultural section advertising
films they have ever seen. The film
shows farming operations in different
sections of the county, together with
scenes from the different cities and VII
lagos. After 1t has been exhibited id
the county, the fllm win be used In a
publicity campaign BY the Minnesota
Red River Valley Development associa-
ti0n In cooperation with the state inn
migration department and viii be sent
to towns in Iowa, Illinois and Indiana,
where people win be given an opport tun-
ity to visit Marshall county without the
necessity Of making a trip and will also
learn something about the great agri-
cultural Industry, in which most Of our
people are engaged.
Warren sheaf., 1919-10-15
Scheie Suc eds Dixo1
AS Auctioneer

I. z. Scheie, an apctioneer, of Plaza,
n. d, who was here last week, has de-
lcided to locate IN Warren and has pur-
chased CHI the business condu ducted by nv. H.
Dixon for 9 long series of years. Mr.,
Scheies has returned to his home to
make arrange gements preparatory TO NOV
ing here with his famil He has pur-
chased VIM. Bradley 's .residenc 81 sec
;ond street, where he mike his
home.
Mr.. Scheie comes here witt the very
best recommen tions from his former
place Of reeide sas an aucti tioneer and
as man of honor and integrity All
who VIII have business dealings with
himsin the future will no doubt find him
reliabl Ia every way business en-
trusted e him VIII receive prompt 81, ana
careful attent ion He comes here to
stay and will be a wyortt suc ccessor of
Mr. Dixon, who has served the people
as aucti ioneers 81. 10, these many years
Warren sheaf., 1919-10-15
Baby I Clinic To
Be Held In County

a special baby clinic will be held by
the Marshall County Public Health AS
sociation In the Court House in War
rem on Tuesday, October q, and in
Middle River on Wednesday, October
|22. a baby specialist from the Pedia-
tric Department Of the University Of
Minnesota will be the clinician The
county public health nurse, Miss Eliza
beth NJ J. Hanson, will have charge Of
the clinic.
These clinics are for infants3 and
children from birth to five years Of age.
This is q splendid opportunity for the
mothers whose. babies registered below
normal m weigh and mea surement a
year agoSto consult d specialist. 81
Like the public health clinics which
are being held ii the county, this is
also an eduea tional movement directed
by the Minnesota Public Health Asso-
citation with the cooperation Of the
various county public health associa-
.tions. " Is ~
Warren sheaf., 1919-10-15
ting Of Boxyille
Farmers Club

The, Boxyille Farmers Club held a
regular meeting on Friday evening, Oct.
10th. There was a large attendance
and good program was rendered.
Thereswas a song by the primary rhild5,
rem And 6 piano duetts by the little
Dahlauist girls. Attorney julius u Oh
son. Of Warren, was the speaker for
the evening. His topic was The League
OF Nations, which he explained I'M d
clear and convincing manner: He: also
touched upon the need of woman suf-
frage. supt. Holmqhist, OF the War
rem Public Schools, was present and
made some excellent remarks. We al
ways enjoy having such speakers wilh
us. Mrs. NJ. A. Christianson, Of Port
land, Oregon; sister Of J. s. Hilleboe,
the president Of the Boxville Farmers
Club, then visiting at ,the Hilleboe
home, was present at the meeting and
being called upon she told about the
suffrage movement on the coast, where
thezwomen have had the right to vote
during the past eight year Conditions
have improved in many respects since
women were given the right OF suffrage
"a song by the Club closed the program,
which as usual, was followed witI,a de-
licious lunch. IS
The next meeting will be held on FRI
day, Oct. II. "a good program and lunch
are ia store. Visitors are also welcome.
Warren sheaf., 1919-10-15
Warren High Wins
From. East Grand Forks.


Coach J Jolnsoil' 's high school thall
eleven met the eleven representing the
East Grand Forks high school on Fri
day afternoon on the Warren field. The
first quarter was rather tame, one
touchdown being made by Warren.
From the ginning Of the second quar-
ter the Warren boys ploughed thru for
gains at their will The first half end
ed with Warren 81 81, East g rand Forks
o, At the end Of the game the score
stood, Warren SO, East Grand Forks 0.
Warren was never in danger Of being
scored for a touchd doWn by East Grand
Forks. f
The local high school was scheduled
to play Thief River Falls on Saturday
of this week, but for some reason Thief
River Falls called it of, and as most
of the eleYens have games for Saturday
the Warren eleven will not beSable to
get into action this week.
Warren sheaf., 1919-10-15
County I achers Held
Sue cessf Gull Ins stiitute

z \
I The teachers Institute which was ii
session here last week closed Friday
after successful weeks work and the
teachers have again returned to their
schools to- take up their work with re-
newed vigor On Wednesday evening
q motion picture film The End Of the
Road was shown FOR the enterta inment
of the teachers at the high school sau-
ditorium Julius J. Olson made an IN
teresting talk to the teachers Thursday
afternoon on the League Of Nations 9
On Friday Oscar johnson, representa-
tive az the Northern Division Of the
American Red Cross, addressed the
teachers and told of the work Of the
organizat ion He also spoke ofs the ex-
cellent work acc plished BY the, Junior
Red Gross and urged the organixati don
of q branch N every school
The new Officers elected for the
Teachers Patriotic League of Marshall
county are as follows Emma Bystrom,
president Nlnas Erickson, vice spresi-
dent Olga Bloomsness, treasurer !;
Beda Peterson, secretary The league
expects 70 hold nye meetings the com
ins is year a q follows: Step phen Nov. 1b /;
Gryxla, DEC 8 /; Nevfolden, Jan. 81;;
Middle Riye Beab. n !; Oslo, Te6.s
sSS 81 ssfs -
Warren sheaf., 1919-10-15
Public Health AssO.
Held M ting Here

At the annual meeting Of the Mar
shall County Public Health Association
held IN Warren, Thursday, October g,
the following officers were elected:
President. Judge a. Grindeland Treas
urer, p. z. Wood Secretary, Elizabeth
Rankin; First Vice President, Mrs. H.
1, Yetter Second Vice President, Mra.
D, Robertson. 80 IS B. B.
1t was decided to finance two Child
ren's Clinics and to provide for the SER
vices Of an assistant nurse for month
The secretary's report shows that the;
County Association has been actively
engaged in furthering public health
work in the county. On Its recommen-
dation the Board OF County Commis
sioners appropriated financial support
for the work Of a nurse from April Is,
1918, to September Is, 1915. From that
time until June, 1919. the County Asso
ciation devoted its efforts: to helping Sc
cure needed legislat ton Senator Heg-
,nes ably assisting and educat tional
work In the schools OF the county and
in those districts where the influenza
epidemic was severe. When the needed
legislation had been secured the AssO-
.ciatiOn brought to the attention OF the.
County Board the need Of full time
nurse and in providing an Office FOR her.
The public spirited Commissioners re-
{sponded at once and provided for an
Office of Public Health Nurse, which
has been established in the court house
since last June. S. + .23s5,.s ..s.s5
Mrs. A. Z. Robinson and DR.. Wattam
we're elected delegates to the meeting
OF the Minnesota Public Health Asso-
citation in November, with Mrs. H. I
Yetter and David johnson alternates.
A campaign manager will soon or.
ganize the county for an intensive sale
of Christmas Seals, and it is hoped that
the people of Marshall county will feel
that what they have been able to ac-
complikh in public health deserves their
hearty support.
Warren sheaf., 1919-10-15
9 Ole Skra tthult'
Plays to Packed House

The Swedish comedian Hjalmar Pc
terson, better known as Ole Skratt-
hult," and. his company OF singers,
dancerssand accordion players. appeared
at. the Strand on Monday evening be-
fore an appreciatNe, audience that
taxed the seating capacity Of the
.theater to the utmost Before the time
set, for the opening. every available
seat was taken and several hundred
people were standing outside clamoring
for, admis ission, but had to be turned
away owing tD.lack of room. Fhe efecs
tive ,adyertis ms the Sheaf had
brought the crowd. & Eagerly the large
audience wait for the curtain to rise.
but 'Olei Skrat ttllalt'' and his troupe,
who had played at Spoodler. the evening
before, had been delayed on the way
coming across country, BY sauto, Until
their arrival the Strand anagement
held the audience by moving pictures.
AT about ten o'clock the famous players
appeared and from that time until
twelve O clock there was not dull mo-
hent. Ole i Skrat tthult' z kept every
body in good humor BY his droll peasant
dialect stories, told in his inimitable
way. Otto Benson and Werner NOreen
are artists on the accord dion and pleased
the audience by the sweet music they
were able to draw forth from these in-
struments. Otto Benson, tenor, sang
several Swedish songs In a manner that