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tions, the employers and the employees.
A telegram from Mexico City states
that Popocatepetl Is showing signs OF
activity, smoke being visible, etc. We
do not know who this fellow popOcata-
petl Is. lie Is probably one Of those
Mexican Generals who are as plentiful
ms devils In hades. Whoever he Is, he
should know If he does not know al
ready, that smoking is bad for the con.
We hope that the Doctor who made the
diagnosis will point out to him that his
activity Is being aggravated dy his
smoking. II is also reported that he
eXpectorates lava and red hot stones.
This indeed Is an unusual symptom.
lie probably uses an asbestos sputum
cup. I'll bet he runs II high tempera
ture. We strongly advise General Po-
pocntapetl to try n change Of climate
and come to New Mexico and chase the
cure lie would enjoy diving among
these beautiful mountains around here.
The only drawback is that some oil
these mountains might catch his dis
ease off of him, thereby causing a de-
preciation in the value Of local real es'
tate. We strongly urge him to give ui
smoking.
Bisbee. Arizona, Is to have pay
up week." the idea being to get people
into the habit Of settling up their az
counts on week especially set apart
for the purpose. IL is good idea
The only drawback 10 IL Is that II
works both ways and il people pay W
what they owe you, they will natural
ly expect you to pay what you owe
them. But you cannot have the rose
without the th0rns. The Breczes spe
cial reporter interviewed Mr.. Henpecb
of Bisbee, Arizona, who supports
twife and nine kids. Mr.. Henpeck madt
the following statement for the press
"Pny up week indeed. Great guns ano
little pistols there Is nothing new about
TINT. have been having fifty-two ol
them year for the last twenty years.
Highland, n. Y, has woman III
yenrs of age who never had physician
In her life. This another instance ol
cause and effect.
prohibition is the greatest Nationa
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OF the Western World
since the abolition OF slavery" says DIR.
w. Stafford at the weleyan Confer
ence ut Hull. Eng. We entirely agree
with him. To pry the average booze
hound from his liquor is as great an
achievement as parting a lioness from
her cubs.
A New York paper states that Mr..
AStorbilts fortune has decreased from
$40, 100000 to S20,OOO,Ooo owing to in
judicious speculation. This is thing
from which we can learn "A profitable
lesson. Here Is a man who only few
years ago walked erect with his head
held high. and looked the world In the
eye with that feeling OF confidence and
security which the possession Of $i0,-
OOO,OOO naturally gives man. Never
did care wrinkle his brow or take
the sparkle out Of his eye, knowing
ms he did that the forty million plunks
he had salted down and filed away for
future reference, stood between him
and the free soup kitchen. Puffed up
as he was with arrogance and soda
cocktails, he never gave thought TO
what the future might have In store
for him. He never stopped 10 ponder
ON the ephemeral nature Of earthly
things which moth and rust do cor
rupt But fate frowned on him, the
market took an evil turn and today
hes finds himself reduced TO beggary
with "A mere pittance Of S20,OOO0OO a
year. What Is there left In the world
for him now, with the present high
cost Of living. He can either swipe
some union workman's pay envelope or
else Jump off Brooklyn bridge and say
''here goes nothing" This shows us
that we should never let the posses.
sion of wealth lull us into II false sense
OF security and blind us to the mcer-
tainties and viccissitudes Of this NOR
tnl life. What has happened to this
man might well happen to any Of us,
and we may one day find ourselves In
his predicament. The wisest man new
er knows what fate has in store for
him. ANY old time | find msyell
stranded high and dry with nothing
but mere S2O,O0O,OOO, will not he
unpreparcd for the calamity. | will
bear the blow with fortitude and reSig-
nation and jog along the best way !
can until the merciful hand of death
puts an end 10 my troubles.
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WHAT THE WORLD Is DOING
BY Professor spoofer.

(Prof Spoofer of Oshkosh College,
has kindly consented 20 contribute TO
the Mountain Breeze every. week, a
summary of the weeks news and i'm
portant events, Professor Spoofer is
II keen student Of contemporary histo-
" and his illuminating comments on
current events will he read with inter-
est and profit by our readers.)
The old saying that history repeats
itself has once more been proven true.
The battle of the Marne has been re-
lseated before the gates Of Warsaw,
and Warsaw saw war. The armies of
Bolshevsm have been repulsed and
routed just as they were about to cap
turc the Polish capital. Six Russian
divisions consisting Of about 1O,OOO
men have been surrounded and captur-
ed by the Polish armies. But even a
crushing defeat of the Soviet armies
is not thereby n defeat of Bolshevism.
The real strength of B0lsheyism lies
in its ideas and ideals, whether those
ideas or ideals he right or wrong. The
great German philosopher Hegcl has
said. ut Is the philosophers who create
the revolutions"
A report from Breslau, Germany
states that n clash has taken place be-
tween the populace of Konigs Hutte,
Silcsia and the allied troops. The
trouble is said to have been caused by
French officer stopping Il policeman
who did not salute him. The French
I.ooics are pretty keen on snappy sa
luting which, as everyone knows wa'
a great help in winning the late war
But il is a little too much to expect
salutes from II Cop. IL the report re-
pording conditions in Germany have
any foundation IN fact, then the Ger
man Cop earns his bread ana cheese
tand beer) sufficiently well, and ha'
onourh To contend with already witt
ont having to salute French Looies.
British and American firms have
amalgamated, the chief being th'
United Drug Co. of America and Boot
Cash Chemists Of Great Britain, Gen
eral Motors. the Dunlop Tire Co. an'
Explosives Trades, Ltd. classification
is apparently enlarging its scope an'
extending beyond national boundaries
We forsce II time when National diyi
sions will he more or less obliterate'
nv the evolution of the industrial sys
tenn. Then there viii be only two ma
Deming graphic., 1920-08-31
CERTIFICATE or NON LIABILITY OF
STOCKHOLDERS

HAMMOND. HOWARD MANUFACrURING
COMPANY, (NO CrOCkHOLDERS
LIABILITY
State of New Mexico, County uf I.una--ss.
We the undersigned, Joseph A. Hammond
Nevada Hammond and Lee Howard moor.
porators of Hammond. Howard Manufacturing
Company (No Stockhoders' Liability,
corporation incorporated under and by virtue
OF the laws Of the state OF New Mexico, do
hereby certify and state that there shall bo
no liability. of any siockholder on account OF
any stock issued By said corporation
In Testimony Whereof We nave hereunto
set ohr hands aud seals this 9Th day oi
August, A. ID. 1920
Deming graphic., 1920-08-31
Graphic advertisers ar- reliable.
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF NEW MEXICO

STATE bt NEW mFAlNN
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
United States Of Amerca-state Of New
MeNieo--ss.
It is Hereby Certified that the annexed
full. true and complete transcript OF TIE
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPoRArloN
Of
HAMMOND. HOWARD MANUFACTl RING
COMPANY
(No Stockholders Liability
(No 10I07)
with the endorsements thereon, as same np
pears on file and of record in the office OF
the State Corporation Commission.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the State
Corporation Commission of Oh,
State OF New Mexico has caused
this certificate 10 be signed by 10,
(Seal) Chairman and the seal of said
Commission, to he affixed at the
City Of Santa Fe on this lith day
Of August A. ID. 1920.
J. NJ, LUNA, Acting Chairman.
Attest: A. H. Morrison Clerk
ARTICLES OF Incorporation OF HAM
MOND HOWARD MANUFACTURING co.
(No Stockholders Liability
state Of New Mexico. County Of Luna-ss.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
ENTS: That we, the undersigned, Joseph \,
Hammond Nevada Hammond and Lee How
ard, all citizens OF the United States Of Amer
ca and residents Of Deming In the County Of
Luna and state OF New Mexico have asso
ciaied ourselves together as n body corporate
under and by virtue OF the laws of the STATE
Of New rexico, and We do hereby certify rs
follows towit;
The name Of this corporation is Hammond
Howard Manufacturing Company, (No Stock
holders Liability
The location Of the principal office Of said
corporation is at Deming Luna County, New
Mexico: but branch offices may BE- established
and maintained elsewhere in the United
States; and the name of the agent therein and
in charge Of said principal office upon whom
served, is Joseph A. Hammond
III
The objects for which said corporation is
formed are; The establishing building,
equipping and operating Of factories and man
uiacturing plants in New Mexico, or else.
where in the United States; the manufactur.
ing handling. dealing in, holding owning.
using and enjoying, selling, leasing, renting
hypothecating, or otherwise disposng Of cor
tain electric razor called the -. A. H. in
vented by Joseph A. Hammond, one Of the
above named incorporators, and for which IN
yeLtion the said Hammond has applied 10 the
United States Government for patent, under
and by virtue Of such application and OF the
United States patent TO be issued in pursuance
thereof; the manufacturing. handling. dealing
in, holding. owning. using and enjoying pur'
chasing. selling. hypothecating. or otherwise
dispUsing ui itAeirions. articles and utensils
made OF iron or other metallic substances,
wood paper, or other materials. the making.
handling, dealing In. holding. oNning, using.
and enjoying purchasi selling, hypoiheeai'
ing or otherwise dsposing OF dies, molds,
TOOLS and accessories, necessary or Incidental
10 the manufacture Of useful or ornamental
articles or inventions; the acquiring by pur-
chase or Otherwise Of patents and patent
rights, and owning, holding, dealing In, USING
Deming graphic., 1920-08-31
MERELY GUIDEPOSTS

A well-known patient in the mess
hall, was eating mush and milk.
"What's the NATTER inquired u
friend.
"Got dyspepsia"
Don't you enjoy your mealsY
"Enioy my meals" snorted the
indignant patient. MY mails are mere
ly guideposts to take medicine before
and after"
Deming graphic., 1920-08-31

Foreign Advertising Representatve
The AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
Deming graphic., 1920-08-31
Ode to a Soup Soloist

While devouring his soup he gurgleS
and blows,
Making weird sounds with his mouth
and his nose,
And so. like the lady with bells on her
toes,
He will have music wherever he goes
Springfield Union.
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ENDORSED
No lO7Os
Cor. Reed Vol. 7, Page %
Certificate u Non Liability
Deming graphic., 1920-08-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
LUNA COUNTY, STATE OF
NEW MEXICO

1T M tOlNl1, STATE Of
NEW MEXICO
In the matter Of estate of Charles Z.
Ahcrngthy, deceased.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The undersigne d Administrators Of
the Estate Of Charles r. Abernathy.
Deceased. hereby gives public notice
that on Monday. the 9Th day of Sep
tcmher. \. ID. 1920, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day, at the Court
house in the Village Of Deming, county
Of Luna, State of New Mexico. she will
apply to said Court for an order Of ap-
proyal of her Final Account and Re
port on file IN this cause and for her
discharge as such Administrative.
SARAH \. SELLERS ABERNAHTN
Administrative.
4. W. Pollard, Atty. for Administratrlx
Aug. lO-Aug. 81
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NOTICE or APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATORS
PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY
OF LUNA, STATE OF NEW MEN.
In the matter Of the Estate Of william
Hayes, Deceased


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. HIRAM II. WAT
KINS, whose post office address Is
Silton. New Mexico. is. by virtue Of
letters Of administration bearing date
the 2jth day Of August, 1920. the duly
qualified, appointed and acting Ad-
mniStrator of the Estate of WILLIAM
A HAYES. Deceased.
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN
that all persons having claims against
the said Estate are required TO file the
same in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law.
DATED this 10Th day Of Augusr,
1920.
HIRAM II. WATKINS.
Administrator Of the Estate of
William \. Hayes. Deceased.
Aug. 31-Sepl. 2l.
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LEGAL NOTICES

and year in this certificate first above writ.
ten.
tNotural scaD ,. II. WING. Notary Public,
Luna County New Mexico
Ny Commission expires May ~ 1923
ENDORSED
No. lO7Os
Cor. Reed Vol T. Page %
Certificate of Non. Liability
Of
HAMMOND HOWARD MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
tNo Stockholders Liability
Filed in Office of State Corporation Commis
sion Of New Mexico
August II, 1920. T.. NJ
A. l.. MORRISON Clerk
Compared $50 10 EMA.
State n New Mexico, County OF Luna-ss
/ hereby certify that the within instrument
NJ writing wah filed for record In my office
on the II day Of August a. d. 1920, at :
O'Clock 90 minutes T. NJ, and recorded in
Book ~ Arts. Of Inc, Page 2534
ts"al) 7. A. HUGHES, County Clerk
BY MYRTLE WILLIAMS, Deputy.
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
CERTIFICATE OF FILING
uicd states ~ America-State of New
MeTioo-ss.
II is Hereby certified that there was filed
Tor record IN the office Of the State Corpora
ti0n Commission Of the State Of New Mexico
IN the ELEVENTH day Of AUGUST A. d.
1920, at Three O'clock =. NJ.
CERTIFICATE or INCORPORATION AND
CERTIFICATE or STOCKHOLDERS
NON LIABILITY OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
(NoS Stockholders Liability
WHEREFORE The ncorporators named
IN said Certificate Of Incorporation, and who
have signed the same and their successors
and assignos are hereby declared to b. from
this date until the Eleventh DAY u August.
Nineteen Hundred and Seventy Corpora.
tiuu hy the name aud for the purposes set
forth in said Certificate.
Nos. lO1O1 and lOTOSD
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. the State
Corporation Commission of the
State Of New Mexico has caused
this certificate 10 be- signed by its
Commission, 10 be affixed at the
City of Santa Re on this llth day
of August A. d. 1920.
j. NJ, LUNA, Acting Chairman.
Attest. A l.. Morrison. Clerk
ENDORSED
State of New Mexico. County Of Luna--ss.
! hereby certify that the within instrument
oi writing was filed for record in my office
ON the iith day Of August A. D. 1890 at 1
O'Clock 90 minutes T. NJ, aud recorded IN
Book Of Art Of Inc. Page 25i.
tSeaD NP. 4. HUGHES County Clerk
By MYRTLE WILLIAMS Deputy.
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JOSEPH \. HAMMOND. (ScaD
NEVADA HAMMOND. (Sean
LEE HOWARD. (Soal)

State Of New Mexico County Of Iuna-ss.
On this 9TH day of August 1920. before
me personally appeared Joseph A. Hammond.
Nevada Hammond and Lee Howard TO me
Known to be the persons described in and who
executed the foregoing instrument. and they
Acknowledged that they executed the same
as their free ac, and deed
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my official seal the day
Deming graphic., 1920-08-31
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
CERTIFICATE OF FILING

uiicd Steies NJ America-State of New
MeTico-ss.
u is Hereby certified, that there was filed
Tor record IN the office of the State Curporu.
tion Commission Of the State Of New Mexico.
on the ELEVENTH day Of AUGUST A. u.
1890, at Three O'clock T.. NJ
Deming graphic., 1920-08-31
HAMMOND HOWARD MANUFACTURING
COMPANY

tNo Stockholders Liability
Filed in Office NJ State Corporation Commis
sion Of New Mexico
August H. 1920 . T. NJ
A. l.. MORRISON Clerk.
Compared $50 ~ EMA.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-31

and year in this certificate first above writ
ten
lNoturial Scall r. II. WING Notary Public
Luna County, New Mexico
Ny Commission expires May ~ 1928
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09
Mems Work Shirts

Mems Work shirts made OF the
hsayiest weight Blue Eheson'
yarments are cut full AMI veh
ale and we're formerly priced n
Sis each. We viii offer thesc
snlep lid values durlnS this great
Sale at the very dow Price Si si's''
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09
Dry Goods Reduced

Here is an opportunity that no economical house
wife can afford to let 60 by Come and see the won
derful Bargains offered in this great Sale
About 1000 yards of fancy dress Ginghams con-
sisting of the newest paids in large and small pat
terms, and Solids absolutely fast colors and Guaran
teed Former prices 45c and SOC per yard Special
Pre-Inventory Sale Price only zoe
About 800 yards of 36-inch percaies In hgh, aha
dark natterns, suitable for making shirts and dress
ss Good grade and fast colors Former price 4oc
per va rd Pre-Inventory Sale Price only Zoc
About $50 yards Flanneettes Nothing better on
the market We have them in light and dark plaos
and stripes and solids Former price 4oc per yard.
co;al De- Irvertorv Sale price only 25c
About $50 yards of fancy shrting Percales in the
newest wide stripes of fast colors will make beau
tiful shirt Former SOC value. Special Pre-lnven-
tory Sale price, per yard only QUO
hhont 800 wards of Brown Domestic Sc inches
wide, very fine grade, ranging in prices up to 31ic
per yard Special Pre-Inventory Sale price
only ...... .'.''' '''''''' ''''' '''E'
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09
How Is This One

Mems Medium weight blue denim
overalIs. full cut ami well MADE.
Formerly solt at s2.2s per pair. We
have a limited number OF this Srade
nni will offer them durnS TINS
ale while they last. Ai.bs.
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09
Mems and Boys Overalls

Every Pair of Mems ani boys uV-
.ralls will be included In thi. xreE
sale aui will 20 at a sharrreduc-
ton. MEMS heavy weight hiuc
Denim ani Bed Tick st1pe stronS
AMI durable Formerly sold at sa-Se
pcr PAIR. our speclai fre-in'en-
tory price. si.ss.
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09
Silks
Silks

fu linz f beautul shimmerng Messanes and exquisite
.eas in all the beautiful rich shades of the Season THESE
gooos WeIe loe cIe Do nnIv SITS
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09
You Can Save on Mems Pants

We have . splen iid 1ass Of the
we'll known ana old reliable stay
field Wooden Mfis Pants. ana eS-
cry pair in our stock wili oe m
cluied in this sweepinx reduction.
We cannSt quote prtccs but Ssn
ask YOU to Took them over. ana
Just see the Dig savings we oiief.
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09
Underwear II Al ku,'s

for want of space we cannot
quote pTecs on Meas AM hoys
la lice and Msses Underwear. bu,
IL you fan to buy them iufsng this
hix Prre Reduction sale you xlii
iusc money. Come In. make your
sell at home. Asg 10 sce shat yoa
want 60 buy. IL w1Ii - . piessarr
tu show YOU.
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09
WONDERFUL SAVING
ON LADIES AND MISSES COATS

Sensational Prices of the Season will be made
all Ladies' and Misses Coats Every Coat have
high grade all wool material consisting of Seal
Pushes Wool Velour Suedene Polo Cloth and Sivertone
Ladies Genuine Seal Plush Coats Formerly priced a,
s4oO Sale Price only s2S75
All Ladies Coats that formerly priced at $500 $3.50
$1,000 will be offered in this Great PreInvertory Sale
your choice for only S2fT5
All that formerly priced $500, $500 and
90 will be offered in this great price cutt ing sale
choice for only SlS75
We have about 25 Ladies Chdrens in Odds and
Ends which will be closed still greater sacrifice
COME AND SEE
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09
MEMS WOOL SHIRTS

We have an exceptionally So"l
line of Mens Wool SHIRTS. some OF
them formerly soii as high a. se.oo
Wholesale. ana are extra Tine quar-
ity, We are offering thse i,ne
heavy weight shnts to the onyins
public iurinz this grcat sale sta
~ ice range OF from es.is To s2is
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09
FROM 10 TO 50 PER CENT OFF 90

of
bu e ho
JUST FOURTEEN DAYS OF FAST SELLING
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09

ss, %%s ' % %
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-18
TOO soon, TOO SOON.

COVE, Ore.-Orchardist of the
Cove district, who in 1917 glee-
fully signed three year contracts
to market cherries at $50 a ton
are now seeing Royal Annes sell
in a ready market at $500 ton,
Bings at SIZE and ether varieties
at $3.50.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-18

carrier, postoffice service at Ash
land, has been postponed to Sep
tember II, because of an Insult
ficient number of applicants.
Miss Elizabeth SchaumlOeffel
who has been spending a portion
of the summer in Ashland, the
guest of her grandmother, Mrs
f. j. Van SAINT, left this morn
ing on train No. II for her home
in Sacramento.
Charles Lamkin, son of Mayor
and Mrs. G. B. Lamkin, has en-
listed in the marine corps at Val
lejO, Calf He has been stationed
at Los Angeles.
Conductor c. o. Porter and fam
lily returned home to Ashland
from San Francisco on train No. 81
last evening. Their son, James
Porter, who has been attending
army training school at Baltimore,
Md, and Miss Bonnie Mitchell,
teir niece, of Reno, Nevada, came
with them for a short visit.
Misses Mildred Erickson and
Alice Ruger are in Redding this
week, guests OF Mrs. +. II. Hunter.
Fire, presumably starting from
a spark from the tractor, con-
sumed the threshing machine be-
longing to Grant Davis yesterday
afternoon while in operation at the
j. II. Morse ranch in the valley
Vie wdistrict. Mr.. Morse sustain
ed practically the loss of $50 bush
els OF wheat, 200 bushels of bar
ley about IL apple threes and
considerable fencing. Mr.. Davis
separator was total loss, but
the tractor was saved. Mr.. Morse
carried insurance OH his grain.
@ O
The world-renowned Odyia, who
has performed with her school of
Sc lions before the crowned heads
Of Europe, stopped off here last
week, with her friends, Mrs. f.
Squires. She gave two exhibitions
Of her skill at the Natorium and
S so delighted with our mineral
waters and climate that she thinks
If buying a home here.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-18
PEIL'S
CORNER BY THE PARK
WHAT

Tires your patience more than to
handle horses and cows covered
with flies? Shoe fly will do the
trick. A new barrel just in and
cheap considering prices for imi-
tations. Your cows will give from
25 per cent to 35 per cent more
milk during fly season IL sprayed
with Shoe Fly.
New and used sewing machines
always for sale OF rent. at Pell's.
corner by the park.
PEIL's CORNER