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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PENDENcY OF SUIT

NOTICE or TENDENCY OF SUIT
Civil No. 1921
In the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District OF the State Of New Mexico, With
In and For the County Of Luna.
ETHEL A. HON, Plaintiff.
CHARLES II. BALDWIN. Defendant.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a suit
has been commenced by the above named
plaintih. against you. the above named de
fendant. and Is now pending In the above
entitled court and cause, The general objects
whereof are as follows:
1. The foreclosure Of a certain mortgage,
Of which the plaintiff Is alleged 10 be the pres
ent owner, given BY the said defendant to
Afmbres Valley Alfalfa Farms Company,
dated October 25th, 1918, and recorded in
Luna County, New Mexico in book Of mort
cages. at pp. 263f, and conveying and mort
gaging the following described land, situate
In Luna County. New Mexico. io-wit
The northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter (NEh Nwh Of section eleven (fi).
In township twentyfour (2i) SOUTH range
seven (7) west. N. NJ. p. NJ, together with
all Its appurtenances;
And a sale Of said land and appurienanees
for the satisfaction OF the Indebtedness secured
BY said mortgage.
2 Tho foreclosure Of a certain other mort
gage, Of which plaintiff is alleged to be the
present owner, given by said defendant 10
Mirnbrcs Valley Alfalfa Farms Company. dated
October goth, 1913, ana recorded IN Luna
| County. New Mexico, In book of the records
II mortgages at PIP. 1923, and conveying and
mortgaging tho following described land, stu.
ate in Luna County, New Mexico, to-wit;
The southeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter (SEh Nwh) Of section eleven ul),
In township twentyfour (2t) south, range
seven (7) west ~ NJ r. M togeihet with
al its appurtenances.
And a sale Of said land and appurtenancos
for the satisfaction Of the Indebtedness secured
| by said mortgage.
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN that un'
less you. the said defendant, shall cause your
/ appearance 10 be entered In said cause on or
before the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1890
judgment will be rendered in said cause
against you by default
The names and address Of plaintiffs atior
neyS arc Vaught & Watson. Deming. " NJ
| Dated this Ord day Of February, A. d. 1920
| p. A. HUGHES, Clerk Of Said Court
| Feb. 3-Feb. "a
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NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF SUIT
Civil No 1924

In tho District Court of the Sixth Iudiria,
District of the State Of New Mexico. With.
In aud For the Ccunty of Luna.
ETHEL 4. HON, Plaintiff,
MARCUS D. SMITH. and ELLA NJ SMITH.
Defendants.
To the Above Named Defendants:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that q suit
has been commenced by the above named
nlaintid, against you, the above named de-
ndanis, and Il now pending in the above
entitled court and cause tho general Object
whereof is the foreclosure Of a certain mori
gaze Of which plaintiff Is alleged 70 be IN,
present owner, given by you, the said defend
ants, TO Mimbres Valley Alfalfa Farms Com.
many dated January i2th. 1914. and recorded
In Luna County, n. NJ. in book 5 Of the rec.
ords Of mortgages. at pp I06-T. and covering
and conveying tho following described land
situate in Luna County. n NJ. So-wit:
Northwest quarter of the southwest auarter
(NWh SWh) of section eleven (ii). In
township twenty four t2il south, range seven
90 west N. NJ P. NJ. with all appurtsn
lnces,
and sale Of said land and appnrtenanees
Tor the satisfaction Of the indebtedness secured
by said mortgage
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN tha, nm.
less you, the said defendants, shah cause your
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HONDALE ITEMS y
(By Gertrude Danse


Messrs Tai Hunter, Baker and Greg
0ry went 10 Hermanas and Columbus
on Friday.
The young men OF the Recreation
club will give Valentine dance on
February IA. Those who attended the
last dance win tell you what nice
time you win have II you attend.
Mrs. Sam Wester has improved suf-
flciently TO return TO her home. The
youngest child IL Ill. we regret TO say.
Quite a number OF our people have
been having colds. but 40 far we have
been moe fortunate than our sister
communities In that there has been no
serious illness. Among those under the
weather was Mrs. Weedmnn. We are
glad to say that she is ON the conval.
escent list.
The girls of the Sewing club are
looking forward TO their Valentine pie
social. which will take place at the
Ii. II. club house ON February II at
Z 80 p. IN. Everybody welcome.
Mr.. Tai Hunter was in Hondale on
Thursday, making assessments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felicy, travelling
evangelists, have been preaching In
llondale during the past week. They
were accompanied by Mr.. n. s. Os-
born and other friends from Deming
Mr. Felicy has a very pleasing person
ality and is evidently very sincere in
his chosen work. The first two meet
ings were In the Recreation club build
Ing, but as there were no piano there
the meetings were continued in the H.
II. club building.
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE

In the Probate Court, County Of Luna,
State of New Mexico.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Edward
II. Wells, Deceased.
To Whom Ii May Concern:
Theu Undersigned administrator Of
the estate Of Edward II. Wells. de
ceased, hereby gives public notice that
on Monday, the LIST day OF March, 1920
nt 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF said
day. at the courthouse in the Village
of Deming. County OF Luna. State OF
New Mexico, he will apply to said
Court for an order Of approval Of his
final account and report, on file in this
cause, and for his discharge as said
administrator. JUAN WELLS.
Administrator.
a. W. POLLARD, Attorney for Admin
iStrator. Jan 27-Feb II
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NOTICE OF PENDENcY OF SUIT

NOlliE VI GENDtNN1 Of SUIT
Civil No. 1925
In the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District of the State Of New Mexico With.
in and For the County Of Luna.
ETHEL A. HON, Plaintiff,
a. +. LANDGRAF, JR, Defendant,
To the Above Named Defendants
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that a suit
has been commenced by the above named
plaintiff, against you, the above named de.
iendant. and is now pending in the above
entitled court and cause, the general object
whereof IL the foreclosure Of n certain mort
gage, Of which plaintiff is alleged 10 be the
present owner. given by Henry NJ Cartwright
and Addie =. Cartwright husband and wife,
10 Mimbres Valley Alfalfa Farms Company.
dated April lth, 1914, and recorded in Luna
County. n. n. in book Of tho records Of
mortgages az pp. 2sG.7 and covering and con
veyTng the following described land of which
YOU, said defendant are alleged to le the
present owner, situate In Luna County, n. NJ,
tO.wit:
Southwest quarter Of southeast quarter
(SWM SEh Of section fourteen (li), in
township twentv-four t2i) south. range seven
t7) west n. NJ. p. NJ with al appurten.
nnces:
and sale Of said land and appurtenanccs
for the satisfaction Of the Indebtedness secured
by said mortgage.
NOTICE rs FURTHER GIVEN that un.
less you. the said defendant shall cause your
appearance 10 be entered In said cause on or
before the 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1920.
Judgment will be rendered in said cause
against you by default
The names and address Of plaintiffs attor
news are Vaught & Watson. Deming. y NJ
Dated this 3rd day Of February, A. D. 1920.
p. A. HUGHES, Clerk of Said Court
Feb. 3Feb 20
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Everybody who read the article
headed Love Thy Neighbor as Thy
SELF cannot help but acknowledge that
the editors are men who are practical
Christians. Men who want fair play
and who are trying to do unto others
ms they would be done by. None og us
are so narrow that we would not
gladly welcome what would bring
benefit or happiness TO our fellow men.
That same who were Interested in
the revival were thoroughly sincere,
we firmly believe; also that Il bene-
fitted some. That IL caused bitterness
to others is 10 he deplOred. The aifrOnt
TO one Of Deming's ablest ministers
cannot easily be frogiven. | wondered
why II was not resented at once. Ma
tTe thought convinced me that said
minister is not victim Of emotional.
ism aud therefore the wise counsel of
his heart led him in the footsteps of
Christ, who said God forgive them.
fer they know not what they do" An
other thing that hurt many was the
scorn with which some members
treated the contribution of nickles and
dimes. | wish VIZ could feel that we
were misinformcd, for If all we have
heard is true, many of the most beau
tiful and comforting passages of the
Bible were forgotten or neglected. One
of these. for instance, Is Christ's refer
encc to the widows mite.
A spasmodic religion leaves its vie
time n good cnsc for nerve specialist
Every thinking person will realize
that If the amount of money spent ON
the revival had been spent on the local
churches and their pastors, there
would have been an enduring work in
stead Of temporary one.
am convinced that the majority
would not for one moment tolerate vul-
gnrity in the pulpit of their own
church vet when an evangelist gets
excited and heaps cOntumcly in actu-
ally vulgar terms ON the heads of those
who do not worship exactly as he does,
the congregation sits meckly there and
says not word.
Some of those who criticize their
ncighbors do not hesitate TO starve
their animals or to cruelty beat their
horses between prayer meetings.
Mr.. Scoyille and his party seemed
terribly shocked 10y the iniquity Of
Deming. have Travelled Il good deal,
lived in many cities, and in making
comparisons /, for one, will stand up
for Dcming and say that while many
things might be better, It compares
very favorably with any place Mr.
Scoville may mention. However, as
MIR. Scoville was 50 much east down
| by the wickedncss here, | hope he will
use some of the large sum Of money he
collected for Deming's betterment. If
he Is disciple of Christ he will not
lneed II all. for Christ said: Take no
| thought of the morrow, what ye shall
eat, nor what yc shall drink, nor
wherewithal We shall be clothed.
Again we say, we regret the mistakes
and we hope to continue to do the bets
we can to bring little sunshine to
those around us. My idea Of Christ
lanity Is not long. SanctimoniuS face
and voice which brings terror of
death and damnation. 1t is when l
look at face which smiles in spite of
trouble, with eyes that look at me
clearly and fearleSsly IL is then that
feel that there Is one who would find
favor in the sight of the Carpenter Of
Nazareth,
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Deming Carriage Works
F. c. PETERSON
Wagons, Implements and Blacksmithing
Telephone 108 Deming, New Mexico
LEGAL NOTICES

appearance to be entered in said cause on or
before the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1920.
judgment win be rendered in said cause
against you by default.
The names and address Of plaintiffs attor
neys are Vaught a Watson. Deming, n. NJ.
Dated this 9rd day Of February A. ID. 1920.
y. A. HUGHES. Clerk Of Said Court.
Feb a-Feb "a
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NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT
Civil M. IOI5

In the District Court OF the Sixth Ju.
dicial District Of the State of New
Mexico, Within and for the County
Of Luna.
\. l.. Maple, Administrator Of the Es-
tate OF May Bell, Deceased, Peti-
toner,
V.
Edward p. Bell. Louis Ed Bell and
Elsie May Bell. Defendants.
To Defendant Edward p. Bell:
Notice Is hereby given that suit has
Deming graphic., 1920-02-10

Allen J. Papen, former editor of the
Rio Grande Republican at Las Cruces,
was In the city from his home last
Saturday. He is now engaged in the
mining business. He was accompanied
by James Breen Of Sierra county.
Deming graphic., 1920-02-10

Graphic classified want ads. get re-
suits.
Deming graphic., 1920-02-10

Graphic advertisers are reliable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
THE CREDIT MAN Of ia manutae,uG ,ao;

THE CREDIT MAN oI ?a.n a manulacrui. an'n''a.o;.
al concern know the financial standing of the firms to
whom his company extends credit He has his Dun Brad
street. .s.,,f ,s III
THE PURCHASING AGENT OR THE BUYERS OF THE
departments be convinced that the goods de-
ivered represented in both weight and quality They
have their scales and testing apparatus. s ~ +o!s
THE ADVERTISING MAN MUST KNOW THAT THE CIR
clation claims of the papers with which he does business
justified by the facts He has the reports of the Audit Bu
of Circulations. 49, aas business
GOOD FIRMS INVITE INVESTIGATION OF THEIR RAT
ing their merchandise.
GOOD PAPERS FURNIsHA.B B. c. REPORTS TO THEIR
advertisers.
CONAN.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-18

OW that the political campaign is and people must
have something talk about there is considerable dis
in eastern papers about some remarks Charles
w Eliot made about the fashions in womans dress
The Costume Editor of the New York World has been get
ting many letters based Dr. reinstatement Some of them
are here presented.
Ralph W. E. Joyce society reporter for Town Topics said in
a interview:
who
Fisher Of No. writes
animal with head because the ami
the intelligence coh itself Man dresses himself from
ankle chin
Very strong strong but listen to the opinion of
another, John Allen of 74V Riverside Drive:
abbreviated where the of the
harmonic whispers him
appealed him words himself Nothing doing little
one; get
specially favored realizes that the permit
within him. the short
defeated.
which
a
it
will be observed without glasses all the above
based the assumption that feminine styles devised
ry for the purpose of influencing the male of the species
That conceted and not entirely sound The
hut rather keep within shouting distance of the fashions and
neghbors In the Style Show she is the victim and the
william and thsis quite likely true in New York in Pen
dleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-18
TIME TO TRY THE OTHER FOOT

~ ONE anWson correspondents and editors treat of how
President Wilson may save his face" by this that
~ action regarding the treaty They wasting time.
President Wilson's record in the clear and he has need of
action his face he needed vindicaon has been
provided at Geneva.
The problem is how the next administration may
face and to this task the should give assduous
attention How Mr. Harding show friendship for France
and yet make separate with Germany? How he to
anneefo treaty? How is he to please Taft and Root who "a
the league and Johnson and Borah who bitterly R
How is he to reduce federal taxation and vet continue policy
that calls for greater ornaments? How he to fight
and still let his concession hunting friends play ball with
The past for carping President Wilson, Let the
critics tell us how they to their oil and water
during business and when get
50 promised for wheat if all would voter straight
EDITORIAL SPARKS
More of would reach the the neghbors would quit
shOving.-Chicago News.
Bringing it up to date perhaps we should sing it. "od King
Coal is costly old soul"-Columia Is CO. Record.
Edth-wha do you do when Jack talks football to you?
Relen-Wel try to look ntelgent-Boston Transcript
somach adorned with full of whsker be expect
ed if the fad of drinking hair tonic hecked-Worcester
Post.
It's altogether likely that Senator Harding has his depressed
moments these days. when he paraphrase by saying 20 that
Lodge were in some vast wilderness. Tulsa Tribune.
Motoring said to bring in closer touch with nature
Well that's all right long nature isn't represented by
ss...~~~s~~-.~.~-
The economy congress" talking of raising their own
salaries from so to 100 order to the wicked
extravaganza of the democrats
-~-~~-~-'.~-.~~~~
The New York World says the country is not going the
dogs merely has consultation of the best minds and few
other ailments of like character.
SS~%S~~$sSS~%SS$S
Roy Rtner served his country well during the and has
not thus far been killed off politically. How come?
~~~~~~~~S>~~~S$~~
Here's honng Eric Hauser understands that the Umatia
Pendeton road is to be paved.
The OregoRian wants to know what normacy means ask
the wheat farmers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-18
STATE CHAMBER WILL
GIVE BOARDMAN ADVICE
(East oregonian Special. }

BoARDMAN, Nov. 1S.-Word has
been received from the State Chamber
of Commerce that j. W. Brewer, field
worker for that organization, will
make an Eastern oregon trip next
week and will visit the Boardman sec
tion for the purpose of studying irri-
CATION problems and giving the Com
mercial Club some advice in regard to
community service.
n. A. Macomber. of Pilot Rock;
Heber Hopkins, of Rufus, and T. V.
Dempsey, of Willow Creek, together
with their families, are recent arrivals
in Boardman. Macomber is one of
the partners in the Boardman Garage.
Hopkins has purchased the Ragan
place on the east side, and Dempsey
will operate J. F. Gorham's place
west of town.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-18
SCHOOL EQUIPMENT IS
INSPECTED BY OFFICER
CEast oregonian Specially

UMAPINE, Nov. 1S.-County
School Supt. w. w. Green visited
the Umapine school Tuesday and went
over with the directors the apparatus
of the physics department. This was
also the day that the hot lunch dish
was begun for the entire school. Hot
cocoa is the menu for the first week
and benefit is planned at an early
! date so that this can be supplemented
with soups, etc.
The seniors entertained the student
body on Friday afternoon with pa
per chase. With half hours start the
hares eluded the hounds, and after
leading them down false trails, the
entire crowd ended the chase at the
l. o. p. H., where hot oyster stew,
chicken sanwiches, hot cocoa and
dorghnuts were served at supper time.
On Tuesday evening. the school di-
rectors and their wives were entertain
ed at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Harrah. Mr. Harrah is principal of
he vincent school.
Thursday afternoon Clay Hadley
held public auction sale of his cows
and other livestock and also house
hold furniture. Fred Eiffert as auc-
tioneer. brought good prices for the
owner and r. E. Bean acted as clerk
Mr.. Hadley moves shortly to Portland
to be with his father who is in poor
health.
A real estate transaction of import
ance took place recently at Umapine
when Craig Tull traded his home and
acreage here, consisting of a splendid
prune orchard and alfalfa farm to ].
H. Leinbach of Walla WaIla for a six
year lease and farm implements of
wheat ranch IL miles north of Pres
cott. The new possessor will not move
to Umapine until March but will spend
the winter in Spokane.
Ray Gentry of Umapine was mar
ried in Pendleton on Tuesday of last
week to Anna Warfield Of Milton. They
VIII make their home just east of
Umapine.
w. 0. Wisenor has finished an adj
dition to his home just east of Una
pine which will add materially to its
appearance.
j. w. Wilson has been employed as
jantor for the rest of the school term
at the school
Mrs. $. $. Wiseman of Walla Walla
and Mrs. Sarah Virchfield of Nav
wood, Mo-, aunts of Mrs. ]. D. Harrah
are visiting her this week. Mrs Virch-
red will remain the winter visiting
without relatives throughout this sec
ton.
On Armistice day the Vincent high
boys played football with Athena
When time was called at the end Of
the game the score stood 6-6, although
the Umapine team was ahead on yard
age. Lionel Leroux had his shoulder
sprained during the game.
On Monday morning, Claude Reale
commenced the erection of a confec.
tionery shop and pool hall on the site
formerly occupied by the pool hall
which burned down last spring. The
new building will be 30x40 feet
Elda and Kenneth Romine of Low
lston, Idaho, visited their aunt Mrs
Dan j. Kirk, this week.
On this Thursday afternoon Mrs 7
+. Jones entertained the Ladies', Aid
Society of the Presbyterian church at
tea.
on sunday evening at the Presbyte-
ran church good audience attended
the song service and listened to Rev
wilson preach an excellent sermon
the subject being, rs Life Worth 1jy-
ing" The Sunday night service will
nave the song service as a feature for
the future.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-18

ensuing years or If its foundations are
weakened by the permeatlon OF Ger
tain radical doctrines and second that
the next administration will be con-
servative. AS to the latter, it was
said in some quarters, labor could gain
little from TIE new congress unless
it established policies of conserva-
tive nature.
In the reorganization Of the COM
mittee to unionize the steel workers,
the conservative element showed its
STRENGTH.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-18

Bringing it up to date perhaps should sing it. "O
Coal is a costly old soul "-Columia Is. c. Record.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-18
REALTY TRANSFERS

Mary c. Taylor to Bruce shanele
$SsS7.50 mete and bound tracts in
NV IA Sec. 2, TIP. 5, N. r. 35.
Samuel A. Ragsdill to Bruce Shan
gle $lO5O.O0 same description.
Ethel Hives to Bruce Shangle
s262.50 same description.
Josephine NJ. Keller to Sidney H..
Barnard 100000 Lot 4, Sec. 32, TIP. 3,
\. r. 20.
First National Bank Of Seattle TO
The Umatilla Farms Lands Co., $1,000
W 1-2 NV Ia SW IA Sec. 3s, Tp. 5,
n. r. 29.
William A. shull to w. w. wegner
sl.O0 sW Ia Ne IA Sec. 3S, TIP. 2,
s. r. "a.
Albert Boylen TO Charles G. Bracher
$4,000 mete and bound tract in Block
], South Add. to'Pilot Rock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-18

Edith-What do you do when Jack talks football tc
Eeen-We try to look inteligent.-Boston TranscriI
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-18
EDITORIAL SPARKS

More of us would reach the top if the neghbors wo
shovng.-Chicago News.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-18
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-18
4.n LfOnOlK
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READ ME CAREFULLY

With the Christmas Holiday season almost here
the perplexing question, What to Give" must be
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we are going to show this complete
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-18
FOUR SHOT DEAD IN IRELAND

WHITE GATE, Ireland, Nov. 1S.-
"a. P.)-Four of the six men arrested
under the restoration act were shot
dead today while trying to escape.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-18

OW that the political campaign is over and people mu
have something talk about there is considerable
cussion in eastern papers about remarks Charl