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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28
CAMBRIDGE Wins
OVER OXFORD ON
THAMES COURSE
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~ OzfDFa IN 1911
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28
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whiel he MT prevailed ~ M 8aariS-
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kess sHo Giants bej1 their DgoD0Do,y
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aHd Jazz,
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~ win tn Oyst 1jVjsiDD outfits,
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~ uncertain 0gapf5fioT, CIl0azD,s
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28
MaricOpa County JaiIOr
Held in Court Contempt

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ts5et e0BFt NJ presiding deoE1 Frea
f. dae0bS after N ~ az hearing,
ne waS 0r6ere1 10 appear IN eD1ft
bfD1laH for Se0teDee>
1g1Ee JseObs gDbel1 eSpargez t1pat
the fofmef Da11eF ass1ste1 tw1 gogeo
Dyls0Degs ~ grippe the cVzto1y ~
fe1eFa1 officers IN 11sFeHar1 NJ me
mandate Of me eoBFL Peevev HeD1e1
IN tsst1m0sy mt he aes1Sfs1 the
womeD's eseape Ig bad been guilty
II DoiseDD11et with wDDe1 DFjSDDefz,
J01He JaDobs VIII b. boDD1 ~
neither maximum mr. minimum 11noi-
tafiDns ~ NziDH the DeDaIt1,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28
HASA
STRONG TEAM IN
COPPER LEAGUE

x1vlees frou ~ Paso lo1ieais ibaf
a. pass ejfy VII Ds reDrsseDfA4
81 ~ ceDDer sa0gs fhis sumner
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yea1y sjeee9 - Diay wifb ~ e1jts
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staff
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paAD ~ Hi0fsf aDa ~ ebDu1be ~
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gfoRia Mafiin@ pJsDfy ~ size,
speed eBa hitting pDHef maize mis-
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28

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mt TIM z5Dz11Z at III fr4r tlo1sz
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f1r TD61bztDDe, EetDaz tDD S1DEjes
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D1EE1as pm I>lSSss mt FyllaI,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28
HUBER PITCHES HIS
TEAM TO VICTORY AS
FEATURE OF CONTEST

The Douglas Bulldogs Won from the Tombstone nine
at the county geat Saturday afternoon b. gcore u
II ~ The zane was the rgt 81 the geagOn for both
teams and the play VA a BIT ragged, although fagt
The pitching 81 Huizar, Douglas rnOunder1an, fea~
tnred the afternoons game, He hid nine gtrkeOutg.
sensational ghOe,gtring catch III line drive.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28
FUNDS FOR DOUGLAS
CLUB in THE COPPER
LEAGUE COMING 0. K.

The funds Tor the Douglas team IN the Copper
LEAGUE continue ~ come IN we'll the committeeman who
are making tire solicitation declare One great factor IN
the collection Is that the business " the city are
convinced that IN line with the Douglas Ideal Climate
Gun dea The Blues and the famous baseball playerg
who play On the team, bring publicity for Douglas that
would cost thousands Of dollars II The city had TO pay
for a
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28
AEGRO "a aEIzI1T FEE4TE1

Sax FJtANcJSC0, March z7,-Jo5n
J>esteg 1o8Bs1a, veteran nero be2yy~
we5Hbt N Mew YovJ6, wbD recently
uttered ~ fake On three men ~ ~
many foHr~F1Un1 boUts @1Fe 1n one
eye1jDH, tDDay mn fpatehe1 far =
feD~gouDd flint w,1s1 TODy FUeDte,
me Mez5cag Soa11eg IT Vernon.
CAIlf, ADrJ1 &,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28

interested fan eEDfesssq bif aDtxeHa1
~ tile DiaB eNa saig filAf ~ WDgis
feBt eVaee fpF q Dln1tb ~ 0tDfe,
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Tea Boyt ~ me Dfe wefe appoiDtse
- baye e3sfge ~ fbe pNDgfelty -
flle basei1asl association fof fhe s4a~
eCH,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28

w#yF Nrf
~ fsns - ae ~ utli assis< -
use reDsfrs - - neee "a size Dsil
pax fenee "a fbe Teetb street Dark
to1ag ana fran 0eisex ogs Bry)0T
gesp3ogs aBe zoe Tafey wiii bage 4
1rogD ~ yDlHnfeers ~ Npfk feefe
New bleaebeFs aFe also - ge Dgllt
Tie osreeters ~ fbe baseball e.Nb
resgesf eHat egefg man ena sD8fb
SnfendlUg 80 assfsf 81 fae Work ~
pet asffh q hameer ane = saw, fj3s
naas 40 flse lumber Htjf - ~
rbe ground
Nueh gateresf bae been eresffe
~ fbe aBnDEEeeWept D4at Manner
4saesy Weager e ~ Ne NaT berf
VIA flTe players 90 a11lf1Dg ~
f5mtefG The names - fbf DiaTer4
ofker fban fbas 1r tfe t@uDns
~IMNye WHDams hare ~ geeH
mas Dgblie. 80 fiae loeai eirfefpfs
fses sbre fbst tbey eaD relr apoa ~
etefean roa1e W ffs DanaEsr
Bsrsee q DssDarf9 ~ eefiere - ffe
UoFs1 tbaf the eiefriet VII oeflnitei1
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srgseYe for fb1 1874 aeaeo1 aD1 VIII
aase ftafn fla,s1 ~ reaey ~ 1iAT
~ opealnr game ~ a. cDDDer lea<
sae aehassse ~ Apf5f y 81 fbe Wafe
re- baU park against ~ DDbElae
BsiNK
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s3fDDs ~ sesegi1nK fbf utter pro-
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kalI in fle HIsiffNf iHis sfkseH Nhe
AZ gfDDff IN fAA fibaNes committee
with sfefN4 1874 HffH iesa fbah ebes
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28

HHYh1 " fbe DNzt il,IiOK YobDHHtlT
m VDaf Da1 e1HbHT + MIN,
~ hAHN feHNgAf bfh,g8lH)DN FHHfB)fH
DHf jlaH afgDhNiv N me 0lfNiyhg
nafMiBH ~ MR. 1ibfH| ~ pb1TlN1
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28

H0w tbat gyyD Mawr permits -
It would be interesting - know
what the faeg1ty n Duke university
Gb1Dks Of eo-e0 s1ookinH,--DetToit
Eews, p<.fm
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28

YCcsDSf, MagefJ III
H0oy1z NHE
DDlVefsjtT M ITjzlB4 ~ Nj
TeMD1 Yea@hefH = NJ
AD1H, TDjEIH mn Ilga1j,maB, Wll~
kAg/ Vfaibey mn (Izfg
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28
JUNIOR QUALIFYING
ROUND AT COUNTRY
CLUB on APRIL A

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folf mai1a WiN ~ DjAEe1 Eg0gaI,
ADg0 ~ fh1 CDHDtTT nm HDjf
tlHkN, me baa1lNaD 1lst NJ ttq9 mn
Nj1HlDJH fDIIDWH<
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28
EXHIBITION
BALL GAMES
sNNATOHe gEAT CIAsTe

TAN1,A, Fj@,, March N, - me
WaHblDKtun HsBatogz baBefe1 toejf
blfH fl the fjyst fw1 innings fO1aI
as1 wDB fran the Ela8tH, Z ~ "
Water dDbDsDn hA1 b5eftyaw'S tenn
~ blz merry f1y five fFasoeS aD1
gei)ge1 ~ me Hjzfb ~ faVOg III PER
EgsDD, wIyD AIjDwsH them bat TIM
EmG
ser Yoyk ~ >>>><>>>>,>,>>z . =
WaH0jDEt1D ~ ><<>><<>>>>>1 ~ J
tSafDes, WlzBeY, TbDf0az nm Hart
nj 1obDsDD, TSeYEeSDn nm 1sgeL
~, DfsSs11s A, y wSse1
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blDlf10g bsEeDzlJs
ser YDYk ~ .<><<,,<>>><<>7 - !
Dro0kl11 90 ,<>D<>>,<l,<
z . 4
inner, >ealt aaA cDlJjsJs> Me.
D'AelIJ BaFgyaVes>0(
YOgT WORTH rex, March IT.
J>z15jb)50n Dassba1j>
score- RmE
~ Iogis Cardinals >>>>>I,>1s ~ 2
FDst Worth minimum = 2
Wbem ana OFarFe1, v1e1s> Hea1,
F4ryeiJ, WajkBD aD1 g1ojtb,
81 t,ETggsgDJsG M, March H.
.Jtz1j1Djt)DD DaSeba1I>
TeDfe-- II, H. ~,
q t.,saN IA a q z
tostOD 80 b,..s,,,,..<<,><11 - Q
Bajjog, Bsvers ana DlzOn> I'm
gf11ge, GsDswjeh ana ClbSom
Kgw ogLgAxA March 27>--Ex.
biDitjDu baSsDaijs
BostDD ~ .>...s><.<><><<.,>a II ,
HsW OrIeaBS - y<,<><<t<<<lG 10 q
LBD1greB, Wsizsr aDd GastOn<
CvsDEr0s, If0ffmaB, Hilton, E0aD.
fjoh ma DOwis, NatraDga,
DALbAs, rem March z7+-Ezhlbi-
lion DassDa1Il
seOfse@ ~, ~ r.,
cbieago ~ s.,<,1,.<l><<.>.f1 ~ 4
DaIIas (TszasI <<t<<<,<<<<<- 4 10 3
EGwarGS, Tb0mas and crOBse, me-
c8fdy, s0ba1kf Viet6f, Andf6ws a1d
HHngilBg, Wieker,
sAN FtsAHcfsc0, March z7>-Ez@
.bibjtiOB bas6ba1Is n|,m
s10re= nm ",
Cbl6aHo ~, I<<t<<<<t<<s<l<<z + .
Nm FfaBelsU1 (C0ast1 .<<.<.t 2 4
d0Bes, OzD0fH aHd G0nzAlesI chit
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28

sl1lON WsN ~ eseS 1FNs,ss ne
seagk4egse ~ mr. fesm, 0b1s ssvEg
etlse ~ ~ = H1NFSs 01g0s1T ~
fkb bel 1sl w. NEIsfa feESfhFg mr.
lHflSIA ~ n mint effe00Ss nsHaeS|
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-28
te@fga Dgsves BaT Be Dark Hunk
~ sallessi IeaEss pSssssl
hefamb1e
~ nlLLY tlVANN

1be 0lamDien IF me Tjofj1a I'm
Kss " Wtaf g1yal teams af9 ea1ljOR
fle Jsesff,B DfareA
Dgf1DR tbe sDf1D9 ffa1DlDe 14W1s
the Braves haze S11Baiv VOBB0e9
ne DDDD2iilDp, the bm4flsaB tea4
K8s elgDs ~ particular
sitiiBR IN the DeDeb Win Han
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Wien TheCrcus S'0TTI1eR00d"

near as possible to an ordinary residence
Every necessity and many Injuries are
provided for the crack athletes Their
dressing rooms. like that of Lillian Leitzel.
the aerial gymnast, are pitched in the
black yard" behind the main tent Miss
Leitzcrs private dressing tent is fitted
with comfortable furniture, which gives
it the appearance of cottage at a quiet
Summer resort. The floor is covered with
soft carpets, and the short distance from
her front door to the performers en-
trance is also carpeted, to prevent grass
stains or dust from soiling her dainty
white slippers. After her act is over Miss
LcitZcl returns to her restful tent and
her priceless muscles are given a thorough
going over by her maid and masseuse
But in spite of the fact that every one
in the circus has every comfort possible,
even constant medical and dental inspeC-
ton. there is one thing in which circus
life is entirely different from the ordinary
There is no way, even for the stars. of
taking an ordinary bath. or course the
Ringing circus could not carry along
500 bathtubs, much less connect them
to water supplies six times a week SO
every one in the circus, from Miss Leitzcl
to the lowliest canvasman, is given two
large buckets and a huge sponge. II is
necessary for the performers to take four
cold baths day, one before and after
each performance. But they don't seem
to mind. Nobody in the circus is ever
seriously sick. and four cold baths a day
may b" the reason why.
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Science Makes Some Important Discoveries About Shaving and Your

made of much softer steel than the
blade of the old-fashioned razor. The
secret in such stropping is a very slow
stroke, and not done too long, for the
razor blade must not be heated
Many men in shaving, also, make the
serious mistake of dipping the razor into
the boiling water Instantly this softens
the steel, so that when it encounters a
briStly beard the edge turns more easily
than if the steel were kept cold and hard.
Leather, indeed, is not the best sub
stance on which to strop razor. The
finest of all surfaces is found to be
strip of absolutely pure aluminium, just
supple enough to give play, but not so
soft that it makes a ripple behind the
razor.
If the face be wiped off with toilet
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man knows better. If il were not for the
good-natured pachyderms nobody knows
how the heavy cages could be manoeuvred
into their proper positions.
BY 10 o'clock all the performers have
arrived on the lot and had breakfast in
the huge dining tent. In the circus, de-
mocracy is the rule Everybody eats in
the same huge tent. Across the middle
is a canvas partition and the performers
have their tables on one side, while the
canvasmcn use the other. But the food
served the roustabouts is of the same
quality as that of the highly-pad per-
formers.
Feeding a travelling city Of 500 is one
Of the most important jobs of the circus.
When eggs are served for breakfast it
means that the advance agents must make
arrangements with the local merchants or
farmers to have between three and four
thousand fresh eggs on the spot in time
for breakfast Three thousand pounds
of beef are ordered every day, to be d.
vidod between the human employees and
the carnivOrous animals. The seals get
half barrel Of fresh herring every day,
no matter how far inland the circus is
playing. And the giraffe. craving for
clover hay, must be- satisfied whether
clover grows in that locality or not The
only water drunk by circus folk is dis
titled. The elephants and horses are given
municipal water hut ar" never allowed
20 drink from public troughs.
But. Of course. the star performers ar
tn" ones vino make their circus homo IT.
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strongly against The reconciliation between
the couple.
The first physician to advance the
theory that Identification of parents was
possible by test Of the blood of the child
vas Dr.. Albert Abrams. of San Francisco,
who announced one day that he had in
vented the "oscilIophorr," machine
which registered the clcctronic vibrations
Of blood TO such degree Of difference
thai people could be- identified merely by
'h" figures recorded on thc machine
Prominent physicians Immediately called
Dr. ADram. Il fakcr, hut thousands of
patients flockrd TO his offices when he
later announced that his complicated ma
chine would also diagnose diseases. An
other flood Of criticism descended on Dr.
Abrams head, but 50 many of his patients
were convinced Of the value of his treat
ment that he died millionaire and left
his fortune 10 establish college and clinic
TO carry on his clectronic theory of blood
tests.
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and advice are worth listening to.
Many a man who shaves himself
whether he does so with an Old-fashioned
razor or the safety knd-has noticed that
his blade, after having been strOpped,
does not cut as well as it should, or, at
least as well as he thinks it should.
The reason is now understood. Either
the strop is not rigid enough, or, if
supple strop has been used the stroke has
been too rapid. If a strop is too supple,
the passage of the blade upon it leaves
behind, upon the surface of the leather, a
small following wave which is invisible
to the naked eye, hut which, as it curls
up. is apt to dull the extremely fine saw
edge of the blade
This is all the more true in the case Of
the stroppcd safety blades, which are
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The Greek Word "Tripptolemos"
on This Vase Gave Clue to the
Language of Etruria.

mute language of stone and terra-cotta
sarcophagi. bronze mirrors, gems, vases
and other relics found through excava-
ton work.
The first attempt to interpret Etruscan
inscriptions was made by Phil Buonarroti,
a scholar of Florence, in 1926. As was
almost inevitable at that epoch, he tried to
explain the language as a dialect of Latin.
The first rational Interpretation of the
Etruscan alphabet is credited to Lepsius,
in 1871. He stated that it had nineteen
letters, with the following letters of the
present English alphabet, derived from
the Latin. missing:
B, d, g, j, k, q, W and y.
This was based on a study of inscrip-
lions found in the Third Century B. c.
On older monuments *" was found to
occur as an archaic form of &C." "a"
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water before being soaped, the. beard is
more easily sOftened, for the natural
grease of the skin has an antipathy for
the grease of shaving soap. A cleaner and
an easier shave is secured and the face
will feel much fresher and cleaner after
ward. In these days of stress and strain
such precautions are of value, for to the
same extent that clean and easy shave
is restful, so is a hard, dragging shave
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THIS is an age of science, and after
investigating and experimenting
with a thousand less important
things, the solemn experts of the labora-
tories have turned their attention to the
matter of shaving. 1t is not from the ex-
perienced hand of the barber that any
thing new is ever learned. and the indi-
vidual who shaves every morning has his