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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24
LOCAL BRIEFS

LOCAL BRIEFS
Some fellow living In Columbus
writes TO the county clerk for n license
for the practice OF the profession of
private detective There are plenty Of
things in Columbus that can be asccr-
tained without the aid OF detective.
but II would he interesting 10 know
just why people vii live in the border
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Rogers Of Port
age, Wis, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Polhrd. The Rogers are the pa
rents Of Mrs. Pollard.
Miss Ruth Rule Of the Y. w. C.. A.
at Silver City was in the city last
week, arranging for the sale of the
hostess house and cottages ON Pine
street.
Sam Watkins was n visitor from FL
Paso In the city last week.
John LOFTS was visitor In the city
Thursday.
Sam Clark was transacting business
inSDeming last Thursday.
Frank Kimball was trading in Dem
ing last week.
Miss Peggy Taylor was visitor
from her ranch last week.
Walter Thomas was placed under
bond OF $500 last Tuesday TO await ac-
tion by the grand jury on n charge of
stealing empty sacks from the DcayeT
farm south Of the city.
A. b. Coates OF the Watkins Motor
Company Of III Paso was in the city
Saturday transncting business.
Joe VILLA Watkins. teacher at Cam
bray, was In the city last Saturday.
Miss Alice Smith. county school sup
erlntendent made trips to Hermanas
and Columbus last week.
C. c. Hollcnback was a visitor in the
city last week from SitOn.
Charles Young was Deming Wis
itor from the river last Saturday.
Frank Dunagan left the city yes
tcrday for the Texas oil fields.
]. W. Weaver shipped 2.55j goats
from the local stool, yards last Satur.
day consigned to ~ Paso buyers.
+. f. Baker was In from his farm at
Silton last Saturday.
]. +. White OF Waterloo was Dem.
ing visitor last Thursday.
County Commissioner Andy Lewis
was in from the Flats last Thursday
attending n meeting OF the board of
county commissioners. The board was
also in session yesterday.
A. L. Lehman Of Silton was trading
in the city last Saturday.
Richard Bodyficld of Luxor was in
the city last Saturday tranacting bust
ness.
II. w. Baumam is moving his refri-
gerating plant to Ranger, Texas.
! You haven't seen Norma TaldmadgC
at her greatest until you have seen her
as the daughter Of Black Jerry Ma
lone In "A Daughter OF Two Worlds.
FOLKS, IT'S A PICTURE! Coming tn
the Majestic Saturday and Sunday,
Feb. 2S-29.
Bob Wilson was in from his ranch
last Saturday transacting business,
j, A. Hanna arrived in the city last
week from Texas where he is doing a
little trading. MY property in Dem
ing is not ON the bargain list" says
Mr.. Hanna who evidently believes in
the value Of Deming property based
on the future of thee ity.
John Lofts was II visitor in the city
from Myndus last Friday.
The Misses Mabel Herrick and Helen
SwOpe were III Paso visitors last Fri
day.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24
FORD BUYERS

The following are reported as pur-
chascrS Of Fords by the local agency,
the Park Motor Co: VI. V. Portwood.
coupe; W. j. Wheeler, touring; John
krill, touring; f. A. Price. Lake Val
ley, touring; +. d. Hatfield, touring
J. d. Ramsey, touring.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24

In time the entire community would
have become corrupted as it was in the
days when the city revenues were
largely derived from such sources.
There is no intention to imply love
of vice to all tubercular patients, or
to reflect in any way on the characters
Of the men now patients mt the hos
pital, because they are just shat any
like collection of Americans Is apt to
be-good, not so good and indiffer rent.
O. L. Tinklepaugh, special agent Of
the department Of Justice here, de-
clareS that Deming is one of the clean
est, II not the cleanent town. he has
visited in this section. However. hc
made II plain that the government
is sparing no pains to keep it clean,
not only ON account of the hospital. but
also because many soldiers from Col
umbus and other nearby posts make
Deming sort of leave" town. II
Is therefore, Ia the material interests
of Deming TO KEEP the town clean. II
is his opinion that the recrudescence OF
vice here was closely observed in its
incubation and that measures taken
will serve to stamp out It's future
growth.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24

Coming-Norma Taldmadge as the
famous destiny girl in "A Daughter OF
Two Worlds s'-The first from her own
tudio. IT'S BIG. Majestic Theatre,
saturday and Sunday, Feb. $500.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24

\ platoon Of the 2ith L. $. Infantry
passed through Deming from Colum-
hus today. The platoon was under the
command of an officer. The soldiers
are Ola hike with no particular objec-
tive.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24

George Shakespeare has relinquishe'i
his employment with the Deming News
Agency ON account Of his health.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24
DANCE AT ARMORY

Following the basketball gamet
n the Arnory, Community Ser =
vice will give a dance at the A.
mory. There win be good music =
and a good time for everyone who =
attends. Admission charge is =
one dollar. Come and have "A good :
time with the bunch.
. y = = = y ~ 4 4 y \ y > , =
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06

-Idaho-Tonight and Tues
day, probably rain or snow; warmer
tonight.
Lhevinne, master pianist, Univer-
sity, December 10th. 1898
The ladies of the M. E. church will
meet Tuesday afternoon Everybody
welcome.
Finest selection of mems woolens
ever shown. Leave. your order for
future delivery. Schwarz. Tailor. J2-tf
Pat Malone, veteran deputy sheriff
located at Bovill, returned home Mon
day morning. He brought an alleged
crazy man to Mocow for examination.
Take your Storage Battery to the
Auto Electric Supply Company oppo-
site Postoffice for winter storage
Stored wet or dry 1919
F. N. Brehears, head of the state
constabulary of Idaho and father of
the four Breshears brothers, foot ball
players of the University Of Idaho, is
in Moscow. Mr.. Breshears is prolni-
1ertly mentioned as candidate for
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06

ulty women's club at Ridenbaugh hall
at 3 o'clock, Tuesday, December 9TH
Dean Hume will address the ladies'
Many useful articles of wearing ap-
parel for children will be found at
St. Marks Guild bazaar Thursday
afternoon and evening.
Several candidates for the position
succeed Mark Howe, when Harding
becomes president, have already made
their appearance in Moscow and other
points in North Idaho. A lively con-
test for the place is expected.
Folgers bulk tea, per lb. 50c-Cold
Storage Market 1854
A lady stopped in to Creighton
| Saturday and after buying S1565
cents worth of goods, the clerk said,
this is your lucky day madam you
have just made $315 cents .how's
that says the customer-well we're m
structed to take off just twenty per-
cent and that brings your bill down
from $1565 to $3.50, thank you, said
the lady, however / was perfectly
satisfied with your prices but this
49, No'iiSo III mig lily ilctllOy JuSC IlOW
and there were good many others
who met with just as pleasant a sur
prise. so
Quincy Hill, John and VIM. Volmer,
John Byers and Scott Harrison, all of
the Viola neighborhood, were visitors
to Moscow Monday.
w. E. Baird of Pullman was in
Moscow Monday, in the interest Of
his agency of the Western Electric
farm lighting plant
Tickets for Lhevinne and Peterson
concerts at Sherfeys, $500. 59-63
Card tables of ST. Marks Guild
bazaar and bridge party to be held ON
Thursday afternoon and evening may
be reserved from Mrs F. A. Thomson,
Mrs. j. N. Nankervis, Mrs. M P.
Miller, and Mrs. c. S. Clark and Mrs.
N Williamson. Refreshments will be
served afternoon and evening. 6O-62
The official board Of the Methodist
church will meet tomorrow Tues
day evening at the church.
Tickets for Lhevinne concert at
Sherfeys. 1858 |
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jenen and chill
dren, who reside near Moscow, were
entertained at dinner given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs B. A. Smith of |
this CITY. ili ~
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
PAGE THREE

Columbus Clark of Juliaetta and
John Cone of Princeton, county COM
missioners, arrived in Moscow Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Craig have gone
to Spokane to make their home. Mr.
Craig, who had been employed in one
of the local railroad offices here, has
accepted a similar situation with the
Spokane office of the Northern Pa
cific Co
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06

United States marshal for Idaho,
when the federal administration
changes next March.
Will trade good service Jack for
rs sacks of field peas. Write to Box
PIT, Almira, Wash. 57-64
Mrs. E. Adams, accompanied by her
sister, were visitors to Moscow Mon
day from Juliaetta where Mrs. Adams
has merchandising interests.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06

flee at Tacoma. His promotion was
due to his wide range of experience
in the business promoting municipal
and corporation bonds, in which the
company makes specially. He is a
Moscow boy, a-sonl of J. H. Decker Of
this city.
There will be a meeting of the fac
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
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- CITY NEWS
- = = Z . = = 4 , = = . q . = .

Harold Decker, who was formerly
connected with the Bond & Goodwin
Company Of Seattle during the last
wear has been promoted to sales
manager Of the company's brancn Of
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-14
ANNOUNCEMENT

that the transfer of Mr. Mcvers interest the
myself that the Undertaking and Embalmng
and that Mr. Roberts and
of the business and that
were 10 handle this line.
goodwill all concerned wish definitely deny all
the public that bought
Undertaking that have been it for the last
todte possible business methods Undertaking and En-
To this the of Mr. G. B. Overflow Man.
Embam Mr.. with
the College
Embalmng full
holding Florida licenses North
K.
public of pleasing and efficient
services when he is called
GEORGE MacKAY & COMPANY,
Per George MacKay.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-01-16
KANE DECLARES
He IS POWERLESS
T0cAECK GOUGERS
Handicapped by Cookies Re.
fusal to Reorganize Wartime
Fair-Price Board, He Says
ATTORNEYS DUTY TO STOP
PR0FITEERING, SAYS HEINZ
Prosecutor Has No Time to
Answer Questions Concern.
ing Action in Other Cities

With the housewives of this cit
elamoring for direct, vigorous actiS
against the food goueers, whom tlI
hold responsible for the undernouT7/
inert Of their children, Francis .F|Ii)
Kane, United States district att4 II
declared yesterday he was powerYAN&
check profteering. Il W
Mr.. Kane complained he Wiz N
bly, Handicapped by the refuys. & y
Cooke, formerly food admiD FVl1n +,
Philadelphia, to reorganizs' ri
fair-price board. That rA, n
Of publicity, ought to- g. chs. Iii
profteers, he said. Co, %aN
But Howard Heinz .>shN
tor. for. Pennsylvania. :ss.sMs akgs$ss%
Mr.. Kane on that point Nd GSSs
view with the PuBI1c LEDa4S 81
burgh last hight Mr.. Heinz 3s:
although he was making every .ea6ft
have, fair price boards re-established
that would not relieve the. federal .aui
thorities from their duty to sg<2Su'
p' The district attorney sSia; NM
that the Lever food control aaM-M
prove to be- effective in cases ofGSA-S
Ing as distinct from profiteerinGE b.:
reiterated that 1t would be extfvSx
difficult to prove violations. Nm
Mr.. Kane acknowledges that PRIV
ire inordinately high. Ignoring As
price Of meats,e regarding which RobeN
NJ. SINNERS. agent Of the State Food
aud Dairy Department aud government
food land. drug inspector, has given him
b. mass OF evidence. he said; that "the
prices Of green vegetables are terrible. .
! ! ! i ! w !; I I
We get a.--S q; --sht b. :
good manager. I know what tpAY. ind
1GwUn1ann
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-01-16
SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS

The widely read story of the
Ozarks has been fiimatized under the
direction of Harold Bell Wright its
author. AS a novel this story has at
tanned popularity which has not
been equalled by any other book in
a decade. AS a play the success of
this work was phenomenal and as
perturbation under the direction of
Mr.. Wright the story bids fair to
mark an epoch in the art of the
silent drama.
The pictures have been taken in
the heart of the Ozark mountains and
in California Mr.. Wright and his as
sociates have been engaged for
months in this great work. No ex-
pense has been spared. No detail
overlooked.
The. countless millions who are
familiar with Mr.. Wright's style and
descriptive ability; those who under
stand in even a limited way the
scopeless possibilities of the motion
picture camera can readily realize
that the great world pictures of this
author should in the world of reel
pictures indeed be works of art.
The picture is made in ten reels
with incidental music written and
selected especially for this film
which will be at the Orpheum
theater two days, Thursday and Fri
day, Jan. 1928. adv. !
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-01-16

Mrs. Ben Atkins Of Aberdeen was
here this week visiting her many
friends.
Mrs. w. r. Leach has resigned as
trustee of the Sterling school and
Irs. Nell Gravatt was appointed in
her place.
Wv. Hays was here on business
Saturday.
IN. Wells of Blackfoot was visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N.
Wells Sunday.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
L. Bowser were very ill with colds
the last of the week.
Howard Nugent and Joe Graham
are fitting up new pool hall in the
}. E. Nelson store building.
Bill Peterson of Idaho Falls was
here this week looking after his
sheep.
J. w. Sprague has been taking in
ventory in his store this week.
A rabbit drive is scheduled for
Saturday in the Grandview district.
Dave Segal of Rigby was here buy
ing hides Wednesday.
The Parents-Teacher association
held very pleasant meeting at the
school house Thursday evening.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-01-16
STERLING

Tony Parsons and father @. A.
Parsons of Blackfoot were business
visitors here, this week. They were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Parsons while here.
Mr.. and Mrs, George L. Andrews
are announcing the birth of a baby
boy on Monday, Jan. ~
Howard Nugent has resigned his
position with the ]. w. Sprague
store.
John Coumerilh of Blackfoot was
here on business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Mont Rich are
visiting Mr.. Rich's sister at St.
Charles, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Parsons re-
turned Monday after long pleasant
visit with relatives in Blackfoot.
l.. J. Rich has moved his sheep to-
the H. c C. Rich ranch at Pingree to
being the Landing season.
William McDaniels went to Black
foot Thursday to have some dental
work done.
Mrs. Peterson of Springfield was
taken to the hospital at American
Falls January and operated on for
appendicitis.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-01-16
WICKS
. .s++++++ + + +i.+++a + 1

William Hyde Jr. has gone to
Kansas City, Mo. to attend the
Sweeney Auto and Tractor School.
Mrs. w. H. Reynolds accompanied
by her son Ford and daughter
Evelyn went to Salt Lake City on
Sunday evening in response to a tele-
gram stating that her mother Mrs.
Eleanor Brown, was not expected to
live.
The George Carlson family were
Sunday guests at the J. C. Mackie
home.
A large crowd attended the dance
at the school house on Saturday
evening. Another dance will be
given on Saturday, Jan. "a and an
other good time promised to all.
Miss Eva Jolley of Blackfoot was
the weekend guest of Jennie
Mackie.
J. T. Miller of Eagle, Colo. arrived
last week for visit with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis and
family were guests at the Powell
home on Tuesday and Wednesday
prior to their departure for Milton,
Ore, where they will make their
home.
Fred Haney1 of Blackfoot is now
employed on the H. G.. Taylor ranch.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-01-16

There's goodness knows how
many pipe loads in every tin
of Velvet. Or if you want the
mildest cigarette ever-there's
As big ones in every tin.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-01-16

'olss y about % di@cu1t - any other
" that ] know Of.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-01-16

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when Ann
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almost al
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good time
spend ant
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hits us
table for
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and suit
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OPINION
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-01-16

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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-01-16
REGULATORY FOOD |
POWfR|S NEEDED
HOWARD HEINZ
- .raa.f
.rair.Food-Price Boards VIII
ShrSoIve n. G. L. Problem,
- ~ Administrator
M,,-,AG TO AID PALMeRi
~ Cooke Re'terates Refusal
WI to Return for Food
,K Fight

n Howard Heinz, food administrator
Nor Pennsylvania. in an interview WIN
M 4 ase; sytnEIc,, LEDGER over the long
A sless last night, said he is
I'M %5s IN his power to induce
y atrators to rcorganizc
II sasSEsRiric boards. as requested
Ss fsasS HdyStatcs attorney general.
5 h eTer,> as his opinion. that
'3ss an SsAtese boards will be sec
n N:sssI tSlt fGfG.Iekt upon the high cost
WI EsifSSs AS1AaS SS Sthat it rests with the
VII s,is .fc t;cs to assume reg,i .Atory
'vjUE8sSfs ;the entlre byG-lIl Vt food
ZzssEENs ra ffEtfe refusal of Jay Cooke,
te +feod. administrator for Phila.
sgsis ;sisiaF TO return to this city from
ialas sbcl, ard reorganize The fair
s311;s66 Sfyky mere. Ifr. Heinz expressed
y fsNEsysaa%sss'that Mr.. Cooke may yet DO !
n to assume that burden.
2IsssgiatsHlr. Cooke, in talk over the
!4tsgssxg:E Etance wire last night said he
Y, lESiEsaesskffiF in his determination not to !
VS. L,9 duties as food admins.
;5fsshS.
fssfigst VIZ is Over, Says Cooke
LIMIT war is over" said Mr.. Cooke,
sHS&; !, = 2a't see why should como /
rS >the Job Of food administrator.
&eerct for that Office during The
854kss. The present situation may be an
NMsKsaAet Of the,'war, but T can't see
n SsEs barld get mixed up in il. Il
&ssfNSk sESlSjH!. would return and Ask NC
the work that would DO q
;'1aSattsasGySs% Natter"
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
EX EMPRESS
EUGENIA DEAD

MADRID. July i2.-The former En-
press Eugene Of France consort of
Napoleon Ill.,, did here yesterday in
her ninety fourth year.
The former Empress was educated
In France. spain and Eneand. and
travelled extensively Wiih her mother
ON The European Continent. She
met her husband. Emperor Napoleon
lll. first In 1851. and married him in
Noirc Dame Cathedral. Paris. January
M 1888 Prince Napoleon. her only
son. who was the prince imperial.
was born March iG. 1876.
SOM time ago Eugene lost the
sight OF one OF her cycs and was fear
ful OF becoming totally blind with
the desire a1ain 90 visit her native
I country, sG0in she b gged That she
might be taken there before sie be-
/ rime entirely blind Her wish was
gratined. and last April Eugene
again saw The beauties Of Spain and
/ especially Of Andalusia, whore she
/ was born. Despite her "a years sh,
/ displayed notable vitality and cN-
/ press Il Warm-hearted gratitude over
1 The way in which she was welcomed
/ by The people Of Spain DURING her
travels In Andalusia the former Em.
press was described as having been
almost childikc In her iOyOusness la
agun visiting ihe scenes OF her
/ childhood
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
WORN, CRACKER
Eating EXPERT
partakes of Three and WhiS-
ties Before Other Con-
teStantS Get Started
HARLAN FOREMEN
co ON PICNIC

We'll. sir" said Gerald Oscar Mae
Conachie. his 3OO. more or less. pounds
OF avcrdupois shaking with laughter
-"MFll sir said Mac IA s morn
ing down at the Harlan ship plant.
"f'd rather lose every red corpuscle
IN my body than have missed seeing
mat cracker-eaiing contest with a
whistle as a climax"
Gerald Oscar Is head Of the wei
fare department Of the Harlan plant.
also edilOr. cari0Onist. copy boy and
about everything else cOnnecied with
the Harlan News. Moreover. he's
Scotch and proud OF IL. especially
since prohibition went into effect
There's been so little real scotch
LEFT y know. But that cracker eat
ing contest
The main splices IN the various de-
parlmenls Of the Harlan plant which
I recent contest for 5000 worth 0f
prizes for best ideas. showed 90 be
the real thing in the Bethlehem Ship
building Corporation. Ltd. note the
"limitedl which, according TO
Charlie Srhwah means anywhere. in
The United Staiesl. the main splices
~ ihe Harlan plant. that is 70 say.
The furrmen and assistants OF depart
mcnls. held a picnic yesterday at Au-
giisiinr Beach. Seyeniy-hVe att nded
They certainly were "all there"
The crowd went down by motor
and came back as 10 chose. indiyud-
ually and collectively As the plant
was running in fun swing this morn
ing evidently all succeeded In rc-
turning There was a baseball game.
five other contests. a bathing scene
and eats The bathing scene alone
was worth the price Mack Sennetfs
beauties had nothing on the Harlan
swimmers. which is saying a very
little For eats there was an the
hr0iled chicken one could cOmfOrta-
bly, or otherwise stomach there was
crab meat in every form and there
We're soft drinks. not TO say sob stun.
galore
For the baseball game. "Sam" Hig-
ley's heavy hitters crossed bats with
Irwin Wratten's ripping runners. They
played six innings, which the field
declared was enough Al that tragic
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
JAPS TO EVACUATE
TRANS BAKIAL LAND

WASHINGTON. July 70. United
Press Japanese forces have been
ordered 90 cvacuaie trans kakial re-
gion nf Central siberia. according 10
advices 20 The state Department from
llatbin
A large number of box and passen-
ger ears already have been sent i0
This region for repatriation of the
NikadO's troops The adviccs stated.
The destination of me forces and
other delegates Of lhe evacuation
We're not reported
The decision of the Japanese Gov
crnment tO Withdraw It's forces is
believed In line with a desire OF Toxic
90 eVacuate Siberia east of Lake Ba-
kial as soon the government OF that
region can be relied on Go maintain
order
japanese forces Will ho maintained
at NladNosiok ana some other sea-
port sections