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New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

ing for flashing roll and offering to
lay odds on the main event. The house
was jammed at the time and Abe, ut
tering loud protests, was pushed
through the crowd.
In the first bout Jimmy Burns, of
Bridgeport, knocked out Young Reilly,
Of Brooklyn, in the fifth round. Reilly
was game and took hard beating be-
fore he dropped.
The aboriginal American came to his
own in the second bout Chief Half
Town, of Buffalo, won by shade over
Charles Debates, of Belgium. The In
dian was persistent and always ready
to take one to give one. More than
once ne had the Belgian shaky. With
little more experience the noble red
man may be candidate for middle
weight honors.
Johnny Buff outpointed Willie Spen-
Ger in fast six-round bout. Buff was
the aggressor throughout, but Spencer
took some hard wallops and fought back
all the way
The last preliminary was friendly
bout between Spider" Roche, of Tele-
graph Hill, San Francisco, and Willie
Burke, announced bv Joe Humphries
as being from the United States Navy,
OF Brooklyn. Burke wore purple
trunks and an earnest look The "Spider'
pensively pecked the sailor to pieces
for eight rounds, the sailor rallying a
bit in the last.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
New Orleans Entries

First race Combat Purse. $500; maidens;
two- tNs ysar-olds; three furlongs1-Be Sure,
hansTs uansr Font os TG Tsb Fopns wss }1s
Star. l1G; Freddie. 116; Ben Valet. 1l6 (;
Jetsam, 1l6
Second o,s race lpurse, $500; claiming; four
Goose. ia: Indolence. III: NJ. Bert Thur
man. ia; Duke OF Devonshire. ia; .Lttle
Sstring. lo9; Ermitana. 109; "Archie Alex
ander, 107; 'Fireplace, 107 .The Gallant.
1o7; 'Cacambo, 1O7 'Irlsh Maid. 1o9,
Huron II. 107.
Third race (Quickfre Purse. $500; four
year-olds ana upward six furIongs)I -,
los Ultra Gold. 1os; Yvette. 1o7; Ed Stone,
1o6: Duchess Lace. 1903: Marchesa II, 1o1
Legotal 101. Also eligible Osgood, 06.
Fourth race (Caledonian Handicap; purse.
$1,000, three year-olds; one mie-General
Glenn, ia: Bone Dry, 113; TWendy, 10;
fGrand Slam. s5; Arrowhead, 0S: St Ger
main, 107; Ny Dear, lo3. fWhitney &.
Bowers entry.
Fifth race (purse 800; claiming; four
year-olds and upward; one mile and one
sixteenth l-Opportunity. 1lS: Warsaw, us;
fort Bliss. 10; "Prospector, 10Y; *Eulogy.
1902; 'War Club, 100.
Sixth race .(purse $500; claiming: four
year -olds and upward; one mile and one
DO. 1ll Lottery. 109; Otsega. 1o9; Frank
Buckner. 1o4; 'Almino. lo4; DR.. Creigler
1o4; Dolly. 1872: 'Rookery. 1o1; 'Buddie
Tucker, 81; LA Balare. 81. Also eligible
*Ben Hampson. 100; Capital City, 109;
Pit 100: Waterproof. Ill.
Seventh race (purse. $500: claiming
three -year-olds and upward; one mile and
seventy yards)-Phllistine. 49, Benefactor
III; Tit for Tat. III: Handful. ILL., Mon
tague, 100; Lady Eileen, 1o1: 'uanita III
George Buehlbach. 80; 'Verity, 90; Nellie
Witwer, SO; Edith X. 81; sMidia. 81. Also
eligible captain Hodge, III; Bessie Aat-
kin. 90; NAB. Sc; 'Bethel Hill, 90.
Apprentice allowance of ave pounds
claimed.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Host of Stars From Every
Section of the United
States Will Compete
BY A. c. Cavagnaro

What should prove the greatest
track and field meet ever held in this
city will be conducted bv the Millrose
Athletic Association in Madison Square
Garden this evening. Champions from
all over the country have been brought
East by the John Wanamaker organi-
2atlon Tor the events and it is likelv
that many records will be broken.
Standing room will be at a premium.
tor tickets wer sold out three days ago.
The long program will be featured
by half dozen special events, Of
which the "Millrose 60O," Rodmnn
Wanamaker one and half mile run,
three quarter mile run, TOWARD sprint
and two hurdle events will attract the
greatest attention. In these contests
several dozen of the competitors in the
interallied championships in Franco
will exhibit their prowess. Two Metro
politan Association championships are
also down for decision.
The debut of Charles Paddock. Of
Los Angeles, CAL. regarded on the
Pacific coast as the equal Of Howard
Drew and Dan Kelly as a sprinter, will
be eagerly watched by local enthusiasts.
Paddock failed to make an auspicieus
beginning at the Boston A. A. games
last Saturday in the 4O-yard dash
but the peculiar Mechanics Hall track
may have been responsible for his de-
feat. In the 70yard race this evening
Paddock will oppose practically all
champion rivals, amcng whom are
Jack Scholz. victor Of tie Hub event:
Loren Murchison, Billy Hayes, Bernie
Wefers and Frank Conway.
Joie Ray, of the Illinois A. c.. al
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POIice-AMIetes
Not to Compete
For Local Clubs
DoLlCEMEN : ATHLETES

DOLICEMEN ATHLETES were
urged to represent the New
York Police Club in all track and
Geld meets by Special Deputy Police
Commissioner John A. Harriss in q
talk to about 200 members of the
force in their temporary clubhouse
on Riverside Drive last night. Conn.,
missioner Harriss requested those
athletes who now compete for ath-
letic clubs to change their affilia-
tons to the Police Club in order
that the latter organization may be-
come the "best in the world"
Commissioner Harriss said that
the department was working on plans
to erect stadium with a seating
capacity of 100000. This will be To-
Gated within fifteen minutes ride of
the center of the city. Options on
several sites have already been OBJ
tanned. Two thousand members are
now enrolled with the New York Po-
lice Club.
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MiIlrose Meet. Tonight
viii Be Brilliant Affair

ways popular idol at Millrose meet
iings, will start in the mile and a half
fixture, in whic, event he set new
record two year, ago Raw captured
the rich Wanamaker prize for the third
81, successive e. !, time last year and is hope
the new trophy. Opposed to the world
.T;m fecord d,oho1f holder at 1000 yards will be
cutblll, of the Boston A. A.; Bob Craw-
ford, of Lafayette, and Allen Swede,
OF Princeton University.
In the "Millrose 600'' will be Dave
Caldwell, the Byefeld, Mass, farmer,
VINO VINO Will attempt to win this event for
the third time and thereby become
owner of the prize. After a lapse of
seven months Of running Caldwell came
out OF retirement in the Boston A. A.
games last Saturday evening to finish
second in a 660-yard run, from scratch,
IN especially fast time. Caldwell con-,
fronts difficult task, for his opponents
are n'n an dangerous men. They are Jimmy
UI1,brien. ", Earl Eby, Frank L. Murray,
Eliot Balestier and Jack Sellers.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

Metcalfn, Is to TO T. sseSna to- psduT- aed to T.
third Time. o:s5 4-5. voorin. omer X,
ran.
SECOND race tfor four-year-olds and up
,7son - M &Tromp, los tColtilettD.. 1s to s. s
II to 5. to and to i, second. A n
Akin 1os twiliis,. 8 to /. . to S and 10
10. third. Time. 1872 As. Manoever, Trusty,
ran.
.,l Third race ffor three year oIds. purse
$500; six furlongs)-Allivan % (Mooncy)
Trumps, 1o4 stack. Is to /. 5 to and
to q second Repeater. 1o4 (willis) 80
to to- J., 10 to ! and 1 TO- l.. third. Time.
qualified. Ira Wilson. The Archer. Rory
q More. Bueklaide, Flying Witch. Lady
In Black. Alula also ran
t,rt Fourth race ace CHE Hopeful Purse: for
one mile)--Rancher. 110 (Wiilis). to. g.
out and out, first; Docod,, los tstack>. 6 to
fnieScreek1 efen and oq6' ,d second The Lamb %
Time. 80 l-5. Cerinus, Osgood and III jim, m
hastings also ran.
Fifth racce tfor three year -olds and up
seventy yards)-Piedra. 110 U.yke). to s.
to 10 and 10 3. first: Gissstoi. 1Io Gam
6rose), to l. 5 to and even. second
2 third. Time, "a As YoweIi. Bar Ons
Gourmand Green Mint and Pirate McGee
also
Sixth race tfor three year-oids and up
ward; claiming; purse 500; one mile ana
to l. , to l and 70 s. first Sir Grafton,
lo3 (Stack). 5 to 1, to / and even. sec
ond Keep. 50 (RichcreekJ. ! to g 70 5
and to 10. third. Time. 1:45.. Sasin.
Chick Barkley, Dorcas. Lorena Moss and
Pindar also ran.
Seventh race tfor four year -olds and up
ward purse s7oo; one mile and six
l07 (Mooney) 10 to l.
to ! and 10 l. first; Capital City. l07
tColtilettD. to I, to 2 and to 5.
second; Bajazet. 1l2 (Erickson), to /,
to l and even. third. Time las as
Bogart. Semper Staiwart, Bertodano, Or
merry. Trentino. Gordon Roberts Miss Ster-
phant also ran.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
McCloskey Wins by X. o.

MILAN. Feb. 9.-"Blink" McCloskey.
out f,rminso spalls' an 1taiina fighter.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
The Reason?
fsIust Enough Turkish"


College men were among tho
FIRST to recognize the merit of
Fatima's blend, and to carry their
preference for it into ever wider
circles of society and business.
Today, at nearly every big
hotel, and at more and more Of
the exclusive clubs, East and
West. Fatima is the leader-solely
because its skillfully balanced
blend appeals to discriminating
smokers. Neither too muck
nor too little Turkish tobacco.
but "just enough Turkish -
here is the secret of Fatima's
Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Raynoids Wins Plav-Oh

Edward F. Reynolds defeated J. J.
Maloney in the final game of the New
York state amateur pocket billiard
championship at the Rational Recrea-
ton Academy. Brooklyn, last night
The score was 100 to 81. Reynolds
had high run of %. The extra game
was to break tie thats existed be-
tween the pair for the lead at six
games won and one lost.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Australia in Olympics

MELBOURNE, Feb. 9.-Ausrralia is
to be represented at the Olympic Games
In Antwerp next summer, it was Off
cially announced to-day.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
New York Aggies Win
Over St. Johns Quintet

The New York Aggies defeated the
st. Johns College five ct basketball
last night by a score of so to "a on
the Aggies' court.
The line-nn.
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he line-up:

N. Y AGGIES (30) ST. JOHNS fe4,
Nichols. .........R X Dar,ioo
DonneIiy. l.. F..........K f Keenan,
PATTERSON. Center ......... Froelich
Wenger. .........R r. G. Conway
POWERS. ........... l.. G.. G........... CfriIlo
Baskets from foor---Nichols ca, Don
nelly (3). Patterson (2), Powers Damico
90. Froelich {5), Conway. Fouls-Nichols
go. Damico 90. Substitution-Tuthill for
Donnelly. Referee--Professor Wright
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NEW LAW FIRM WILL
LOCATE IN COLUMBUS

Pollard X Sproat is the name of the
new law firm for Columbus. And both
members are well known here. W, X.
Sproat, the resident partner, has for
the last seven months been connected
with the United States reasury depart
ment. He will be remembered by Co
lumbus business men as 1.-THE income
tax man." Before coming to New Mex
leo Mr.. Sproat practiced law for five
years In Kansas. His wife ana chill
dren will join him here as soon as
suitable quarters can he obtained
A. W. Pollard, the senior member.
has been resident Of Deming for
eighteen years and practiced there for
that length OF time. Mr.. Pollard will
have charge Of the Demlng office and
Mr.. Sproat the Columbus office. Ii Is
an admirable combination and the Co
lumbus end Of the partnership espe-
cially has the well wishes OF everyone
In the city.-Columbu Courier
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selves: "rule or ruin" is their motto
They can't bear TO have anybody else
get an idea all wisdom Is contained
IN their own narrow foreheads, accord
ing To their "honest-to-goodness' judg.
ment. Thev won't cooperate
The Graphic is going TO continue Ia
attack the ideas of the self-appointed
rulers of Deming when they get In the
way of progress somebody Is going ia
yet awful sore about IL; in fact lot
Of people are already "madder N wet
hens" They think the Graphic, nor
anyone else for that matter, has no
right To oppose their ideas. and they
would put the Graphic ont Of business,
II they could. We rather like 10 fight,
when II Is In a good cause. and are per-
fectly willing TO take our beating when
IL is coming to us.
The Graphic has not attacked any
person. To njure his business or his
reputation. We oppose ideas, not men ;
we haven't got IL in for anybody, but
there are some ideas running loose
around this old burg that will be shot
ON sight. "Cuidado." OF course, we
expect To take our own medicine and
won't mind publishing the most bitter
invective when directed against the
Graphlc's policies. Isn't that fair?
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FINANCES OF FLORIDA OIL co

Elsewhere in this issue will be found
an advertisement showing the financial
condition OF the Florida Oil Company,
an exact accounting for all moneys re
ceived and expended. IL looks mighty
good 10 business men and 10 oil men OF
experience who declare that the well IL
being put down much more cheaply
than any other on record. The COM
pany has expended very little for com
missions. the bulk of the receipts from
stock and leases going right into the
hole. The past two weeks the company
has disposed Of number OF leases at
IS an acre and could sell many more at
that price, II available. This goes far
to establish conventional price for
wildcat leases in this section; that the
cost Of leases will double and triple
within the next sixty or ninety days Is
freely predicted.
Considering the excellent progress
bling made in the well west Of the city
it would seem up to Deming citizens 10
see the project through. At present
the well Is down about l,I0O feet and
in oil-bearing strata, the showing be-
coming more definite since the first
strike week ago. Getting better
every foot" says the driller. And Field
Manager John Clark says-well, never
mind, he is an optomist and really
shoots the bull' In a most convincing
manner.
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THE GRAPHIC'S POLICY

The Graphic Is for every Deming en-
l,rprise. regardless Of who Is behind
II. and will boost anybody's game so
long as he totes square" We might
Judge ~ the merits Of the various UNI
derfakings. hut prefer 10 let those re-
ponsible fail or succeed in their own
iehalf. We have. we believe, too many
"monomanics.' citizens who go wild
over this or that project and demand
that everything else suspend while
their own little pet scheme Is being
worked out. Regardless Of the merits
Of their own scheme. they are TO be
classed as knockers" and are detrl-
ment ~ the progress u the community
ms a whole. Boost" everything. Is our
policy.
Differences as to policy win arise IN
any cofnmunlty; what we need Is a
shirt Of moderation. compromise AMI
,o.operntson. u trinity that VIII do won
slers in the VIZ Of community building.
n honestly mvolasd. AZ the present
time we have too many citizens that
want TO run things" to suit them
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KINDNESS Is WISDOM"

Pigs Is pigs" is a trite observation
that is expressed by Burns in the words
"a mans man for a. that" and
Kipling. II we are not mistaken, said
something about the similarity Of "the
colonels lady and Julia OGrady."
Yet there are people right here In
Deming and elsewhere, for that mat
ter, who seem 10 believe that thye are
made OF finer" clay than the rest and
they often make others 'uncomfort-
able" by their superior ways. They
seem to believe that they were born
under stsfr Of detsiny that gives them
the divine" right TO hand out bum
DEAF to those not especially under the
guardianship Of the gods. OF course,
they are only Kidding themselves and
In the end may lose their share In the
great and common soul OF all humanity.
But. as / say. they do make things
nasty" whenever they can. Nemesis
stalks on their track.
In France / once had the great pleas
ure Of seeing n Brigadier Of the United
States Army getting "whitewashed" by
two negroes to eradicate the Coolies y
The blamed bugs didn't seem to realize
their impudent act OF "lese majestic "
Fate. like the Coolies" is not a re
specter Of persons. A platoon Of OF.
ficers going through a gas house" for
practice took off their marks OF rank
because the gas would cOrrode the
metnl; they looked just like a bunch
Of bucks only not 30 young and trim
When the fatal missile had found a
billet either In the yitals OF a man OF
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TEXAS LEGION RAISES
S5OO,OOO FOR SANAT0RIUM

Indianapolis, Ind. - According to
word received at national headquarters,
American Legion. Texas Legionaries
have virtually reached their goal In A
campaign for $4,000 with which TO
erect a tubercular sanatorium for the
care and treatment OF approximately
1000 former service men Of that State,
for whom federal authorities were UNI
able to provide adequately. The hos
pital Is already under construction AMI
will be ready for occupancy within 90
and Stripes.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-06-08
ONLY ONE WAY OUT

Drilling for oil to the west Of US
drilling for oil to the east Of us; drill
ing for oil to the south OF us; why not
drill for oil to the north Of us, where
the very springs ooze out the precious
fluid? The Luna county field Is getting
a good tryout aud we are going to
awaken some Of these mornings to the
realization that fortune Is exuding It's
sticky, black mass all over us.
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an officer, either one was quite as dead
as the other and had to be- put out OF
sight just as soon 10 avoid offense.
And ito no such auerate earth Is
turned, as buried once, men want dug
up again.
Not by reason Of great wealth, or
authority, or intellect, or any other
manifestation Of power lies either
greatness or happiness but In service
and kindness 10 neighbOrs and friends,
as In simplicity. honesty and self-disci-
pline lie all Of the contentment and
honor which this life has to offer.
Proceeding on that assumption, a
bunch Of funerals with fancy trapping
and lots Of mourners would do this or
any other community lot Of good.
But not for long; for the arrogant,
like the poor, 1--WE have always with
us" IL seems 80 easy TO get out OF
touch with the pulse Of humanity and
to feel aversion, II not disgust, fog
those that live IN tho mire where all
were born and 10 which all will de-
scend again. Yet the very best OF us
fold our hands and sigh with the Pharl-
see. Thank God, am not Us other men
are" We sheer NJ the religious fa-
matte for his mad attempt to divest
himself Of his animal instincts, and we
pity the simple or the debauched for
the Dissertation Of their bodies; but we
know that at the best we combine the
good aud the had. and look for help
to power that is beyond us to cleanse
us of the pollution Of body. soul and
spirit.
Kind hearts are more than coronets,
And simple ways than Norman blood
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GOOD TINE TO PAVE STREETS

Summer is always a dull time Of the
year in Deming and could not be better
employed than by paving the streets
With the certainty Of a good year com
ing. the work ought TO be done and
would help tide over the dog days.
OF course, paving would call for the
expenditure of lot of accumulated
capital. but In the end would add ma
terially to the value Of property by
giving the city an air Of permanencf
that is quite reassuring to prospective
investors. Deming property owners cal
find the money 1. they try, and they
ought 10 try.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For District Attorney

l hereby announce myself as can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for district attorney for the Sixth Ju-
dIcial district, comprising Grant, Luna
and Hldalgo counties, subject to the
action Of the district convention to be
called TO nominate such candidate. ]
pledge my support to the nominee OF
said convention.
FORREST FIELDER,
Deming, N. NJ.
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COTTON is KING

With cotton up with good stand
all over the county and two good rains
on It the past week. 1t looks like sure
winner. King Cotton will yet rule with
a golden scepter over the Empire OF the
Moon judging by appearances.
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Borderland Garage
LOOKING FORWARD
, hnye inst become engaged.

They have Just become engaged.
IL shall love" she cooed, ito share
all your griefs and troubles"
But, darling" he purred. IL have
none
NO" she agreed. but mean when
we are married"
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Foxworth-Galbraith nave moved
into their new quarters at the corner
Of Cedar street and Copper avenue
from their old stand at ia N. Gold
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BAKING. CATERING.
DELICATESSEN COOKING

Mrs. Ellene Refer Barnes: telephone
343; residence, 30S :. Diamond Ave.
3S4t p
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Dining table. davenport
and several other pieces Of furniture /;
also furnished house for rent Call at
700 S. Copper. SS-2t
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For District Attorney

/ hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for District Attorney for the Sixth Ju'
dlclal district comprising Grant, HI
dalgo and Luna counties, subject to the
action of the district convention to be
called to nominate such candidate.
pledge my support to the nominee OF
said convention.
EDWARD II. MITCHELL,
Lordsburg, New Mexico.
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FOR SALE-One cow. 2la ears old,
giving % pounds good, rlcn milk a
day; leaving city. reason for selling /;
price. 500 for quick sale Inquire PIG
South Nickle. 37-tf C
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FOR SALE-Ice boxes and refrigerat-
ors, new and used; also secondhand
oil stoves in good condition; new fur
nlture exchanged for old; call on us
for tents and camping equipment.
EngIert. 34-tf C
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FOR SALE-Pure bred Flemish Giants
and New Zealand Reds. Inquire at
Merchants Transfer Co., 100 North
Silver. soft c
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FOR SALE-Fine Jersey cow with
helfer calf; gives five gallons n day
Mrs. s. A. Slaven, Myndus, n. NJ.
3S-2t p
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Modern, furnished six
room house; 900 s. Tin. Apply Mrs
+. ]. lilly. 3S-2t D
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FOR RENT--Four-rOom well furnished
apartment. Phone 240. 3S-2t C
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-06-08

FOR RENT-June / furnished apart
ment, sleeping porch, modern brick
house. sol South Gold. ]. II. Seaman.
37-tf c
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Miller is the leader of the
new-day tires.
Miller experts have in late
years almost doubled mileage.
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FOR RENT-want to rent my house,
lis Elm St Mrs. NJ. d. Allard. 32-tf