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DEBORAH, Ia.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07
ODE TO POE'S HOTEL

INWritlcn by the star Boarder In one
of his dclirious momentsD
There Is n COW puncher out our way
Who used To work for the Diamond 4.
but the cactus pricked aud the wind
blew rough
And Roy soon found he'd had enough
Now working and riding is an awful
thing
Especially out 10y old Cow Springs
SO he packed his grip and clipped his
beard
And headed straight for old Fort Bay.
ard.
He saw the colonel. and said How be
YOU?
And the colonel suggested oyster stew
NJ listen here patients, II In the Lord
you trust.
Just come 10 Poe's and cat till you
bust.
Just blow right in with your appetite
The price is not high and the foods jus,
right
You will find old Alvin right there too
It's the Poe brothers that will wait ON
you.
And tell You boys. you can bet your
hat
II you eat ut Poes you will soon get
fat.
no when you get your monthly check
Just grab your girl. and come here by
heck
You viii find Roy Poe most any day
waiting for you at the Post Cafe.
rhis Is surely the worst rhyme the
Breeze ever had.
You've guessed Il right. It's just an ad
The Mountain Breeze.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07
MAJOR LOVING HAVING

We regret TO announcv the depart
IRE from this post Of Major Il. \. Low.
Ing. who leaves Fort Bayard to takC
up duty In a military hospital at Den.
YER Major Loving was assigned to
Fort Bayard In March, 1918. by Col
Bushnell, who had just given up the
command OF Fort Bayprd and gone 10
Washington TO work in the surgeon
generals office. the command n Fort
Bayard being taken over by Col. Rock
hill. Major Loving was in charge Of
the receiving ward for nine months AMI
since then he has had charge Of in
Urinary wards lie is very sorry To
leave Fort Baysrd and We are sorry
TO lose him. The patients " Annex =
presented him with a carving se, as
token Of their apprecia ZION OF the care
be has taken of them. The following
statements are few OF many Of SINH
hr tone. made by Annex ! patients 60
the Breeze's reporter. TO say that
we are sorry he is going Is putting it
very mildly indeed. Words cannot eS.
press what We feel 1t would le inn
possible for you to cNagerate the kind
way he has treated Us" We wish
Msio Loving the best of luck, and may
the hest OF his past he the worst Of his
future. Mountain Breeze.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

the Submarine Base at Los Angeles
harhOr
Pete Herman, worlds bantamweight
champion. will meet Jimmy wilde. tho
British flyweight. in London ON Jan
IA, 1921. according to an announcement
10y Samuel Goldman. Herman's man.
ager They will sail Dee. IL.
Benny Leonard. worlds champIon
lightweight. successfully defended his
title and won the $500 diamond belt
embiematic 81 the tile OF the cham.
pionship. which was presented TO him
by Tex Rikari when he scored a knock.
ont over Joe yelling OF Chicago I'm the
l4th round Of what was to have been
a fifteen round bout at Madison Square
garden on Nov. 20. The fight was fast
throughout and yelling showed 10.
markable gameness.
The navy eleven defeated the srmy
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07
CHRISTMAS CARDS

What Is more appropriate rs n rem.
cm1iance than an elegantly engraved
earu That bears your sentiments OF re-
gard 10 your friend whom you are
wv. m position 20 remember with IN
expensive gifts
good taste
Inc Christmas card Is never cheap"
Inc Christmas card never hints at
extravaganza.
teu must order your Christmas cards
eafiy IN order TO have them In time
10 send out In good season
samples Will soon be ON display ai
GRAPHIC OFFICE
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07
s9.ss7 FORD CARS
MADE IN 4 MONTH

During October aa.A7 Ford car,
wer made In the Ford factory az ID.
troit aud shipped out 10 join the fouI
and one-half million already In Scrv.
ice This l. the highest record ever
reached 10y the Ford company. or any
other comapny. Thirty-thrcr more
ears would have brought prndnC,ion up
10 the 10000 marl fur the month
October NJ was the hnner day. hav-
ing brought forth I.6>S cars. This was
also rccord breaker. II means that
one ear was completed every eighteen
and onehalf seconds for the entin'
twenty-fuur hour day. The Ford eSti-
mate for this wear il one aud one
quarter million cars aud trucks
II was during the fall II la9 that
Henry Ford placed on the market hi>
now famous Model "T''-thc ear that
brought Ford unqucStioncd supremacy
in the motor car industry. To date
moe than four and one-half million
OF this one mo,lcl have hpn built aud
distributed Ia the four corners II the
world. ~ models prior Ia the It. 30
thirty thousand were manufactured.
During 1910. lS.6II Ford ears were
built. a tremendous output Tor those
days. Yet IN ten years from that time
Ford production has grown to more
than one million year.
Almost half Of the motor cars IN the
world are Fond ears. In the Uuitcl
States and canada little better than
one-half are Fords.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07
THANKSGIVING REJOICING

% my God thank thee,
Here ON my hcndcd knee.
That | am not as other men
| have no faults. | am the cheese.
| plucked 10y habits from golden
trees,
Had you. q God. more men like me
What grand obi world this woul,
he
Who am !; Ask Cohen ON the phon,
want u carpenter he will intone.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07
SUMMARIES or THE
WEEKS SPORTS

Bud logan Of Chicago earned a
newspaper decision In ten fast rounds
with Jack Britton, the worlds weller
weight champion In San Antonio. Tex.
recently. The bout was a no-decision
contest on account Of a contract held
by a New York promoter for Briiton's
services with Ted Lewis in title bout
in the near future. Logan led the fight
all the way and landed the most clean
blows AT tines Britton showed flashes
Of speed. but n whole he was on
the defensive solely.
A eiegraphic invitation was for
sanled 10 the famous Centre college II
Kentucky to send its football team 10
Los angeles TO meet the Pacific flee,
team. acc0rding to Lieut. Jack Cook, OF
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07
Household Hints

Never throw away an old rcfrisera
tor Fin Il with icr and keep food on
II.
Black shoe polish should never H.
uS,vl GA white shoes
Never let the baby play near the
front window with glass cutter.
Moss can hc removed from slate
roof 10y >craping with finger nail
file.
The 1870 calendar will not lee used
after the first ~ the month.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07
"EyANGELINE- SCORES
4 TRIUMPH On SCREEN

rnotin picture II grat education.
NJ as well a. entertainment value has
come 10 town. This is'the William Fox
version Of the pet IIongfellow'S i'm
mortal "Evangeline" at the Princess
theatre TN Thursday and Friday, Dec
8 and 10 II is wonderfully effective
presentation.
Through IL all runs with vivid force
the love epic Of Evangeline played by
Miriam Cooper. and Gabriel played
10y Albert Roscoe The producer has
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

Il know man who has been mar.
riel ~ years and he spends all his eve
ningS at home"
That's what I call love"
'oh, no; its paralysis"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

done well In adhering faithfully to
Longfellow'sg poem. for the net result
Is superb picture and one that may
be said 10 stand In class alone.
Too much credit cannot h. given To
Miss Cooper for her Interpretation OF
the role Of the heroine.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

with score OF to o, In their annual
gridiron clash at the Polo grounds In
New York on Nov. 81, The secretary
OF the navy, General Pershing and
General Neville Of France were among
the spectators.
The Mountain Breeze
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07

Townlcy letter from cur
country cousins today"
Mrs. T-"Ah. Inviting us out To
spend the holidays l suppose"
Townlcy stating that they do
not intend to run Il charity farm this
winter"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
MEMORIAL /! DAY
. CELEBRATION
FOR FRANCE
Marshal Petain Will Repre-.
sent France at Services
= - -. '-,-.t .'~>sJ 80 .-..-- +

, Paris, May Esq Marshal Petain
will speak in behalf Of the French
government at the memorial day ex-
ercises to be held. in Suresnes ceme-
terry, near this city. Ambassador
Hugh g. Wallace will represent the
UnMed States and both the marshal
andsAmbassador will assist in decorat-
ing the graves Of American soldiers
+ after having delivered their addresses.
The French government also will be
represented at similar ceremonies to
be held at Beaumont, Thiaucourt,
Ploisy, Belleau = Wood. Chateau
Thierry and en-Tardenois. r s.
Major General Henry I. Allen will
preside at the exercises to be held
at the. great American cemetery at
Romaign.S Sous Montfaucon, where the
bodies Of nearly $4,000 American SOL
diers are buried. He also will deliver
the principal address. A company
of infantry numbering $50 men and a.
military band of IS pieces, will ac-
company General Allen to Romaigne
from Coblenz.
Orders have been issued by the
French government to all French
army and civilian authorities to send
representatives to exercises to be held
at American cemeteries in France on
May. 80. Subscriptions totalling 1885,
846 francs have been received up to
date for the purpose of decorating
the graves of American soldiers in
this country.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
OF
MASSACRE In
HUNGARY DENIED !.
Commission Finds That the
Government Had Not Or
dered Killings.

Budapest, May 24.-The delegation
sent by the British labor party to
investigate charges that Hungarian
workmen were being prosecuted by
the government, announced today
they had found the reports that the
government had been promoting
wholesale killings were untrue. They
could not find that anybody had hsen
killed, members of the delegation
said. The delegates also denied hav-
ing given interviews in which it was
alleged that they had found white
terrorism prevalent on a larger scale.
The British labor men are now in
vestigating the arrests of anti-Haps-
burg elements. including the secre-
tary to Archbishop Gieswein. a. MEM
Der of the house Of deputies and
leader of the Christian Social party.
They are refusing TO visit the inter-
ment camps. in order to emphasize
their solidarity with tho Italian labor
deputies here, whose investigations
were stopped by the government be-
cause it was charged thy were fra;
ternizing with the internal commun-
lists.
When the delegates paid visit to
Admiral Horthy. the regent, they pro
posed to him that the censorship be
relaxed, that the trades unions ha~
their funds returned to them and that
the officers associations be dissolved
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
PACKARD ! !..|!|I'!| ! SAYS j. Is
PROPERTY TAX. {.
CAN BE APPLIED
Taxing of Capital Stock
Banks as General Prop
erty sis Upheld. ... ..

st. Paul, Mimi. May 2s.-Frank' E.
Packard, assistant attorney general
of North Dakota, today upheld the
right of the state to apply the general
property tax rate to the capital stock
Of banks. in an argument made before
the United States circuit court of ap-
peals for E. C. Eddy, treasurer of
Cass county, N. d.
The First National bank of Fargo
was granted a temporary injunction
from Judge j. w. Woodrough in
United States district court April 2
last, restraining the county officials
from collecting any tax from the
bank on its capital stock greater than
three mills per dollar. This amount
ed to $1.4S2 and the treasurer who
had tried to collect 1913 mills per dol
lar on the value of the capital stock
took an appeal to the circuit court of
appeals. @
Attorneys. for the bank are argu-
ing that the capital stock comes
properly under the money and credits
head and should be taxed at the same
rate as moneys in the hands Of pri-
vate individuals. Edward Engerud.
appearing for the bank argued that
the application of the general proper
ty tax rate to the bank stocks in the
hands of individuals would be undue
discrimination against these stock
holders and in favor of investors
whose money comes in competition
with the money invested in capital
stock of the bank.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26

OCCUPIED BY
B0LSHEVISTS
Fighting Under Way in Dis
trict 16 Miles From
Kiev.

London, May 26.-Retchitsa, a villa
on the right bank of the Duieper
river, approximately 1875 miles north
of kiev, has been occupied by Rus
sian Bolsheviki forces. which are also
advancing on the fortified outskirts Of
Bobruisk, on the Beresina river, ac-
cordfng to an official statement issued
in Moscow yesterday and received
here by wireless.
Fighting is proceeding sixteen miles
northeast of kiev the statement de-
clares, and attacks by Polish and
Ukrainian troops southeast Of kiev,
along the Kiev Poltava railway, have
been repulsed.
Along the upper reaches of the
Beresina river soviet forces are said
to have occupied number of villages
six miles southwest of Dokchitcha and
sixteen miles west of the Beresna On
this front the battle is going on over
line forty miles long.
Polish forces fighting in front of
Minsk have received reinforcements
and are fighting stubbornly against
the Bolshevik advance, the statement
says.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

< a. : = I -rEs 4 s b
Washington The senate passed
priation bills which now go to con-
ference for comparison with house
bills. N sit 4 syS
Berne; switzerland-Taddioli, the
well known Swiss aviator, first air.
man to fly across the Alps, fell into
Lake Constance while flying and was
drowned. ~
ii San Francisco-The first passenger
airplane flying from Los Angeles to
San Francesca, arrived here with six
passengers besides two pilots.
st. I.ou's-rhe scheduled s-round
bout between Jack LAYER Of Omaha
and Benny Valger of New u ork. was
stopped III the eighth. round when
the referee declared Wager refused
to fight : n
. San Antonio!,rhe Republican state
convention split into two factions.
one competed largely Of negroes, each
Of which chose uninstructed delega-
tions. to, the. Chicago convention.
( Chicago Prices Of market veEe-
tables here dropped s to IS per cent
agents OF the United States bureau
Of markets. sss.s r{ssH a -,
Washington-J. Bruce Kramer OF
Montana, Vice chairman Of the DEM
socratic B national committeet 8 was
chosen to call the Democratic na.
tioIlal convention to order as Chair
man Homer Cummings will be tem-
fporary Chairman. $a $1
4 Ell Paso- The capture OF Luis CABS
rera, former finance secretary In the
ECarranza cabinet is announced In a
message from General Obregons II
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
WHITTIER SAYS
RAILROADS.&C.
HONEST WORK
Asserts That Railroads, Are
Willing to Pay Reason
able Increase,

Chicago. May 26.-The railroads Of
the United States are not opposed to
fair increase in wages for their en-
ployes if the employees guarantee that
they will give honest, conscientious
work in return, F.. T. Whittier, repre-
senting the roads. told the railroad
labor board today in finishing the
presentation Of his reply to the en-
ployes' demand.
-- Mr.. Whittier finished his whole
ssfssmsa ;s5nr s,ae hsS I stspt ieS1f3s GmGsfow te
will make the first reply. .aThey will
be represented by w. N. Doak, vice
president of the ORDER. The other
organizations will follow Mr.. Doak.
In the meantime opportunity will be
given for the railroads to be heard
in rebuttal.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
SLOPE BANKERS
NAME OFFICERS

New Salem, n. D., May 26.-The
Missouri Slope Bankers association,
in its annual convention which was
closed here last night elected the fol-
lowing officers:
President, Charles F. Peterson,
New Salem; vice president, H. -.
Skauge. Dickinson; treas'>ar, A. Z.
Goldtrap, regent; secretary, George
Rick, New Salem.
Yhe next annual meeting VIII De
held in Dickinson. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
Press Men to Investigate.

Mexico City. May 26.-( BY the Az
soc,ated Press) -Four newspaper man
will Investigate the death Of the late
President Carranza and report their
findings to General Obregon. Follow.
ing the receipt last night Of the re-
port rendered by the commission nam
ed by Generals Obregon ana Gonzales
to. conduct an inquiry into the, kiiliftS
Of President Carransa, General Obre-
gon decided upon the innovation and
requested the managing editors or tie
newspapers Universal, Excelsior. Her
aldo and Democrats TO appoint one
reporter each TO conduct = full ana
impartial investigation In order 10 e.
and those instiEating the cpnsplracy
which resulted In the murder OF the
deposed president. si sss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
THREE INJURED
IN FIGHT WITH
SIRKEPICKETS
Opposing Parties in. Strike
Fire by Mistake at Po-
lice Wagon.

Chicago, May 26.-Three men were
shot, and probably fatally wounded
early today in a clash between strike
pickets and employees at a chemical
plant here. Rudolph Lorenz, a
chemist, is said to have been wound
ed in an exchange Of shots by mis-
take with two wagon loads of police
who were approaching. According Ito
the. police, both parties to the strike
dispute fired on the policemen. Jo-
seph Shkalat, a striker, was shot in
the back and may die. The other
man wounded was Joseph Pawak, a
striker #'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
REPUBLICANS OF
VERMONT ENDORSE
SUFFRAGE MOVE

Montpelier, VT, May 26.-Resolu-
tions endorsing universal suffrage and
urging Governor Clement to call a
special session. of the Legislature to
ratlfy the federal suffrage amend
ment. were presented by the resolu-
tions committee today to the Repub-
lican state convention. s%
The convention also asked to vote
upon the resolutions opposing the
peace treaty in its present form, but
urging adoption of treaty with res
ervations to Safeguard American in.
terests and criticising the Democratic
administration for. alleged extrsva-
gance. 4. {.
General Leonard wod, candidate
for the Republican presidential nom
ination, was announced as the princi-
pal speaker. The business besides
the adoption ofsa platform included
the election Of eight delegates to. the
.Repuhitcans tsational convention, r. a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
DANIELS SAYS
STEAM ROLLER !.
IS BEING USED
Will Make Appeal to Full
Committee if There is '
No Change.

Washington, May 2s.-Declaring
that 'steam roller" was being used
on him. Secretary Daniels told the
senate naval investigating COMMITTEES
today that he would appeal to the full
committee if Chairman Hale insisted
on putting into the record IAN unfair
and unfounded" statement as to con-
ditions, of American warships when
the war began.
Before the secretary's anounce-
ment. Senator Pittman, Democrat
Nevada, warned Chairman Hale that
he would protest on the senate floor
against the character Of questions
which the chairman. was asking Mr..
Daniels. IA fay:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
SIX KILLED
!. in CLASH IN
ROME TUESDAY
Celebration Of 1taly's War
Anniversary Ends Dis
astrously.

Rome. May 25.-At least six per-
sons We're killed and more than thirty
wounded in the clash between royal
guards and students which marked
the close of yesterdays celebration OF
the fifth anniversary of. 1taly's entry
into the world war. according to re-
! liable reports. Other reports place
the, number of dead at a still higher
figure. '-1.s ! =
AS consequence of the disturb
! ance the police today arrested all
residents Of Dalmatia and Fiume who
were in, Rome. with the view Of re-
jpatriating them or sending them to
places where u would be impossible
claims g5 81 81 e "A
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
Great Lake Steamer III. III.
Runs Ashore In Fog

sault Ste Marie, Mich. May 2s-
burgh Steamship company fleet, ran
ashore in a heavy fog yesterday on
Bruce Island in the Straits of Mack
inac Tugs and a wrecking outfit
left Detour last night to release her
if possible. The lighter Reliance was
ordered from here last night to assist.
Fog prevailed from Whitefish Point
to Lake. Huron.
The Houghton left the Duluth har-
Dor Monday carrying a large cargo
of iron ore for Lake Erie.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
Casselton High May
Receive Federal Aid

Casselton, N. D., May 26.-smith-
Hughes federal aid in home eco
nomics has been recommended for
the Casselton high school, by Mrs. A.
p. Hollis, federal inspector. working
under State Vocational Director C. r.
Cavett of Lisbon.
This will mean financial assistance
In that department to the amount of
about $500. annually,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
Former Calvin Man
Dies In Montana

Madoc, Mont. May 26.-Angus NJ.
Morrison, age 50, one of the very
earliest pioneer farmers Of this To-
cality, died at his farm home late last
week Mr.. Morrison was member
of the Masonic fraternity and the
funeral was held under the auspices
of that order at the Nj. E. church.
Mr.. Morrison came to this locality
from Calvin, Cavalier county, North
Dakota.