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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-25
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Shipped in April.

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, June 25.-More
than s9,O7O,5OO worth of electrical
goods, the highest monthly total
since May. 1921, was exported in
April, according to the Department
of Commerce. This was an increase
of more than a million dollars over
April of last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
DRENCHENC RAINS
CAUSE DAMAGE OF
OVER $l2,0O0,O0O
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Drrnrhing rains, which have
brought flood conditions to many
sections Of III" middle west have
rau~cd more than 4l3,0oO.O00 dam,
age. aud resulted in d"aths Of ut
lcaot - persons. il WAS disclosed
today in n United Press survey.
Kansas and Illinois suffered the
nost serious damage from the
floods. Each Of these states WIS
damaged about 5000 GOO aud the
flooded conditions still remain. The
same states have reported five IA
talitics each as result of the storm.
Trains over the entire area are
being delayed as much as seven and
eight hours. railroad officials re-
ported. Many washoutS have been
reported and numerous fast trains
from the west are being rcroutce
into Chicago.
In addition to heavy damage in
Illinois and Kansas considerable
property damage has been reported
in Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa.
Each state ha~ renortcd fatalities
rs Il result of high waters.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
MURDER CHARGE
ORDERED ISSUED

\ complaint charging murder was
issued today by District Attorney
Utlcy at the request of Chief of
Police Sterling Oswalt and is being
held for service upon Francisco Ne
grcta, "bad man of tho east side,
who is at present in "A" county
Jail, serving out Il $1,000 fine inn
posed upon him on charges of pos
session and transportation of liquor.
Service of the complaint is being
withheld temporarily, but the McNi-
can will be formally charged with
the murder of Officer Paul Robin
son should he pay the fine and Sc
cure his freedom.
Oswalt and his investigators de
clare that evidence points to Ne,
grcta as the man who laid for Rob
inson in narrow areaway near
Second and Main streets, and shot
him III the back rs he patrOlGd his
beat. He had been sought by po-
lice and Sheriff Gillett S men since
the shooting but cvaded capture I'M
til Monday aight when he was tax
on into custody by Deputy ShcriffS
Freeman and Miner as he attempt
cd to bring supply of liquor into
FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
GAS TANK LEAK
DELAYS FLIGHT
ACROSS OCEAN
BY PAUL W. WHITE
United Press Staff Correspondel

ROOSEVELT FIELD. Wcstburv
\. y. Sept. lG The attempt of
Rem" Fonck, French ficr. and three
companions to span the Atlantic
from New York 10 Paris without
stopping in the Giant SikorSky plane
$50 again was postponed today.
\ leak in the center gasoline
tank back Of the right motor caused
he postponement. The gasoline was
leaking at the rat" Of ten gallons an
hour, at the scheduled hour for the
takp-otf
More than 1000 persons had gath
'red IL the field when the delay
"n"o~"""d. Captain Fonck,
Lawrence ". Curtain, L.
q, odsob .>lamoff and Charles
'lavicr. the crew to undertake the
cpochal flight, were ready for duty.
Provisions for the 5000 mile trip
were aboard.
But the efforts of mechanics to
stop the leak were unsuccessful and
Captain FOnck decided that the
day would have progressed too far
lor take off if he were To wait
for mechanics to fix it this morning.
Accordingly the pilot asked +. X.
Mahcr, one of the backers of the
flight, to announce the postpone.
mcut.
1t is not known when the flight
will be held.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
MOTCRlST SAVED
FROM DEATH BY
NARROW MARGIN

An unidentified motoriSt escaped
death by Il narrow margin on the
highway about 9 miles east Of Holt
Vile last night when his ear plung.
ed from the bridge over the High
line canal and sank in the waters
of the canal. As the car sank the
moiorist l"apcd out and clambcrcd
ON top of the machine
The ear was submerged but the
nnotorist was able to keep his head
"bovc the water by standing on the
top. He was rescued by man who
heard his cries for help and short
iv afterwards he boarded passing
stage for Yuma. according to in
formation gathered by deputy
shcriffs.
Undcrshcriff Bert Underwood and
Ecputv Sheriff Pat Tharnum wc.lt
to the scene in response to :, teie-
phonc Z; i. Th' motorist had lea
hv thc time they arrived. II, ear
VAS To be taken from trC caAal to
day AMI an :l,cnpt mad" tN the
,hcrift : Uffic" to idcntf its own
or from the license and registration
number.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
BY the
MYSTERIOUS COWBOY

ompctItlon in the sale OF canvas
goods in the Imperial Valley has
been keen for many years rs this is
a country in which canvas is much
in demand. But keen competition
is what some men thrive on, such
men, for instance, as w. j. Meaghcr,
owner of the Valley Tent and AVN
ing co. Because Mr.. Mcaghcr set
out to prove that he could meet all
competition fairly and squarely
right here at nome. he is now the
guiding genius of company that is
prepared to make anything that can
be made with canvas. That includes
any kind of automobile and camp
equipment to say nothing of all
sorts of awnings not the least of
which are those that adorn the I'M
pcrial County court house.
Mr.. Mcaghcr came from WiScon
sin to Idaho some fifteen wears ago.
He moved further westward until
finally he found himself in FL Cen
tro. In 1914 he established the com
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16

! pany which he now owns and which
employ, from six to 10 persons. The
business has trebled in 10 years, Ac-
cording to Mr.. Meaghcr, his shop is
the best equipped of the kind in the
valley. all machinery being of the
latest type and power driven.
1--WE put on the first automobile
top ever put on in the Imperial
Valley, Mr.. Mcagher explained.
We have now the biggest line of
canya, to he found in the valley,
and we meet the prices of any com
pctitor. The more we can sell, the
more people we can employ and the
more money we can keep here to
build up the community. We took
in Il second hand tent the other day
that had been bought in Prescott for
$3.50. We make the same kind
Of tent for $19.50.'
Mr.. Mcaghcr recently bought II
new home. He says he is here to
stay. and that the development Of
the valley depends on people who
see this as place Of permanent resi-
dencc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
RIVERSIDE MAN KILLED IN PLANE CRASH HERI
4 CONNECTED IN
MYSTERY CASE
ARE NOW DEAD
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los ANGELES, Sept. 10
persons connected with the
jnoe Semple Mcpherson mys-
terry have met tragic deaths since
the evangelist disappeared last
May.
The latest victim was DR.
Archbishop M. Waters, who COM
mitted suicide by drinking poi
son shortly before ne was sched-
ulcd to appear before the dis
trict attorney in connection with
the Mcpherson investigation.
r'''e. I orrain" Wiseman, self-con-
fessed perpetrator of the Carmel
AoGM. Lolu authorities that Wat
"~e lad l',en given S125 by Mrs.
Mcpherson to produce a Miss
k
r. A. Mckinley. blind lawer
of Long Beach, through whom
Mrs. Mcpherson was alleged to
hove conspired to produce fake
kidnapers, was killed recently in
an automobile cacident.
Two other persons, a life
guard and Il youth. were reported
to have drowned in the ocean
while searching for the body
the evangelist.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Dancing Reduces
Fat Heads, Claim

Los ANGELES. Sept. 1G.-Danc-
ing reduces both fat heads and fat
"'S according 20 California
dancing teachers meeting here to.
a, annual convention.
FatncSS of head, induced by the
wear and tear of modern living, rap
idly NaniShcs when one trips the
light fantastic With rcgularity,'
said Miss Mabel lIaSSc. dancing
trarh"r of Stockton, Calif.
Obese figures disappear too
with the exercise of dancing.
The ia12v dances, of the "Strcn-
uous, hcadlong type are disappear
ing, according to the dancing teach
ers, and are being replaced by the
steps which require less muscular
'v.'''0u "nd more grace.
The barcelona - and "Nalcn-
cia" are the most popular of the
new type dances, according to the
delegates.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Officers Name
Will Remain on
Police Roll Call

The name of Paul Robinson, city
police officer who was shot to
death while patrohng his beat on
the east side the night of August
so, will remain on the official roll
of the force for one year as 4
special mark Of tribute.
Chief of Police Oswalt gave or
dcrs this morning tnat Robinson S
name is to be placed ON the hull"-
tin board in the police station with
those Of his comrades. In the space
devoted to hours the Officers are
on duty the chief ordered the fol
lowing inscription placed; ''killed
While On Duty, August 80, 1876.
The tribute will remain on the
bulletin board for one year and VIII
be removed on the anniversary OF
the officer s death.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Auto Thieves to
Face Hearing in
Sup erior Court
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H. l.. Dukes and G. II. Sturgeon
were ordered held for superior court
on charges of auto theft following It
hearing this morning before Justice
Of the Peace Mayficld The men are
accused of having stolen an automo.
bile from Thomas Stewart in this
city recently.
Dukes admitted at the hearing
that he drove the car away from in
front Of the Stewart home and that
Sturgeon aided him in getting in to
san Diego where both were arrest
ed. Sturgeon denied that he had
any share in the theft and declared
that he met Dukes in the mountains
west of here and rode to San Diego
unaware the machine had been
stolen.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Utah Newspapers
Sold to Scripps
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PROVO, Utah, Sept. l6.-W. II.
lGoruibrook, owner and NubliShcr of
the Evening Herald, daily Provo
newspaper, and the Springville,
Utah, lI"rad. a weekly publication,
announced sale of both newspapers
to the James Scrip newspaper in
trrcStS, winch have formed the Her
aid corporation to assume manage
mcnt of the publications.
Officers of the Herald corporation
announced that no changes win be
made in policies or management, cX-
ccpt that y. Gunnar Rasmussen,
Provo. will become editor of The
Provo Herald to succeed Horni-
brook.
The Herald was organized as =
daily newspaper four years ago hv
BY. T.. G. Rodgers, San Luis Obs.
10. Cal, who sold to lIomihrook in
1924.
The Herald is client of the Unit,
ed Press associations,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Arrest Two For
Having Liquor

W. Ballingcr and W. II. Everett
face a hearing in police court to-
morrow ON charges of possession of
liquor The men were arrested last
night on the cnst side by OFFICERS
Mavo and Millikau.
According to the officer : rcnort
the men had two and half pints
of liquor ON them. Ballingcr was
released under $50 bond for appear
ancc before Police Judge lierNcv
and Everett is being held in the
county iail in default of bail.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Housing Matters
For SciOt Meet
Are Completed d

SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 16.-Sciot
convention housing matters having
been completed to the entire salts.
faction of Pharaoh, II. ID. Maynard,
$4,000 registration blanks will i'm
mediatcly he forwarded to Califor,
mia Sciots ON which to make their
reservation and return 10 the Cham
bcr Of Commerce.
"" m'te a,surancr ot propc-
housing doubly sure, 5000 similar
blanks will he sent to Seribcs Of
all pyramids for posting on Pyra-
mid bulletin boards and reading in
the lodge rooms.
All bands and drill teams will lie
housed together as per their org&ni-
cations.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
LONG BEACH OPEN
HAS S25OO PURSE

LOS ANGELES, Sept. l5.-Golf.
crS coming to southern California
for the next $4,000 Los Angeles
open, Ianuarv 3 to Q, will have an
extra $4,000 to shoot at. The "big
six committee in charge of ar
rangemcnts has announced that the
Long Beach open will again have
a purse of $2500 attached. Play
in this tournament will preccde the
Los Angeles event, held December
81, and January I and >.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
MEXICAN BANDITS
KILL AMERICAN
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MENICO CITY. sept. Iacoh
Roscnthal. of Woodmcrc, y. Y. has
bccn Killed bv the bandits who wer"
holding him for ransom, official
dispatches reported today.
Thc troops tried 'n rescue thc
aecd American while delivering the
ransom money to the bandits, the
di-pntcN sid, The bandits stabbed
Ens,nthnl ;d fled. Two bandits
were Killed Vh'r the soldiers fired
ON ltrm.
rroor~ are searching for the ath-
err bandits.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Stockton Youth
Being Tried For
Numbering Girl
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STOCKTON, Cal, Sept. l6.-With
selection of a jury still uncomplctcd
trial of George Pound, %, for the
alleged murder of Nina Brcakcy, l6
year old school girl, was resumed
today before Superior Judge G. W.
Miller.
The prosecution. directed bv As
sistant Attorney Raymond Dunno,
will attempt to prove that the
Breakey girl died as the result Of an
ATTEMPTED assault by Pound.
Defense Council, Attorney Joseph
Dclucchi, will contend that Miss
Brcakey died of natural causes not
provoked by Pound.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
MEXICAN TROOPS
KILLED BY YAQUIS
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NOGALES. Ariz., Sept, l6.-A
battalion of Mexican infantry was
almost entirely muihilated by Ww-
ring Yaqui Indians lying in ambush
near Bicum, Sonora, Mexico, accord
mo to advIceS here today.
Five thousand Mexican troops, re-
ported being routed from chihuahua
to the scene of the Naqui uprising
through the United States VIA El
Paso and NogalcS were expected
to pass through here late today or
tomorrow.
The Southern Pacific Railroad of
Mexico has placed an embargo on
passengers and perishablc freight to
points below Empalmc, Sonora.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Assignment of
Pastors Taken
Up at Meeting

SANTA Cruz. sept. l6,-Prclim-
mary consideration Of pastors as
>icumpnts to -HcthodiSi pulpits of
the California district was Ia take
pla,c today at tdc meeting of the
cahinct of the California conference,
Methodist Episcopal church, now
holding it, 18th annual sessions
here.
The convention moved into its
third day with organization complrt-
ed. The Rev. u. O. Colgrovc. san
Francisco. was elected secretary;
the Rev. i. W. Winklcr, MarySville,
Treasurer. and the Rev. p. +. Peter
son Ceres. >tati>tiriau.
All sessions were. presided over ny
Bishop Charles Wesley Burns, san
Eraurl>cu.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Motorists Sill
Disregarding New
Boulevard Stops

FL Centre motorists continue to
show stubborn resistance to efforts
of police in enforcement Of The new
boulevard stop ordinance.
According to Chief of Police Os-
walt arrest Of II alleged offenders,
yesterday by Traffic Officer Van
Bezcl brought the total number of
citations since last Thursday To 1Io.
Motorists convicted Of failure to
stop in accordance with ordinance
are being fined -.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
American Tennis
Stars Will Meet
French Players
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FOREST HILLS, \. V, Sept. II.
-Four American tennis stars todaT
find rs their opponents in the
quarter final round of the national
singles championship. four French
players who have likewise fought
their way to the present stage of the
annual battle for America S tennis
title.
In the entirely Franco.Amcrican
matches TODAY which will leave but
four players in the struggle for the
crown, William T. Tilden meets
Henri Cochct; "Little Bill John
ston faces Jean Borotra; Vincent
Richards meets Jacques Bruenon
r. Norris Williams finds as his op'
poncnt Rene La Coste.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
FREELAND MARRIED

Jack Frccland and Miss Dorothy
Marque were married in Los Ange-
les, according to an announcement
made to friends upon their return
Both are residents Of FL Centre and
they plan to reside here permanent
w. Mr.. Frecland is an cmployc of
the city fire department, attached
to the central station.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Hill, "Dripping
Wet" Candidate
Suffers Defeat
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BALTIMORE, Sept, l6. - The
neck and neck race between Scna-
tor Q. T.. Weller and the 'drippiug
wet = representative, John Phillip
Hill for the MARYLAND Republican
senatorial nomination had resolved
into a Weller victory.
Weller. with country strength,
was winner. with the prospect of a
10 or more majority of the li7 votes
in the nominating convention.
Weller was designated as "drv
damp. while Hill was the house :
wcttcst member
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
FENCE BURNS

\ fence in the yard of the Perry
Burke home, 653 Brighton, became
ignited from Il small brush fire yes
to-day afternoon but the blaze wa
extinguished before it spread to 4
,nearby house. The fire department
which made a run to the scene, re-
ported there was no damage.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Artillery Duel
Between Chinese
and US. GunbOat

WASHINGTON, sept. l6.-An
artillery duel between the Amcri-
eau gunl,oat Pigeon and Chinese
ciyil war forces AZ thingliug III,
near IIaukow. was rcportcd TO th"
state department today by Consul
General Frank = Lorkhart.
No casualties were reported by
the Pigeon. which returned machine
gun fire aftcr being fired upon hH
n Chinese battery.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
7 S2,OO0,oO0 BRIDGE BEING
BUILT IN SAN DIEGO
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2 SAN DIEGO, Sept. l6.-~Thc pro
;ortod So" Nio~'- Coronado bridge.
to cost 100000 will be opened
10 traffic New Year s day, 1928, ac-
cording to the group sponsoring its
construction. The bridge will be
1900 feet long. 35 feet above the
water and will bave lift span $50
feet long which can be raised l30
feet above the water.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Screen NOtables
Attend Funeral
OF Noted Actor
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HOLLYWOOD, Sept. l6.-Manv
screen notablcs attended funeral
services here today for Frank Nor
cross, e veteran actor of stage and
films. He died Sunday at Glendale
California.
Norcross entered the movies here
in 1913 after n long and dist'n".
uishcd career on the stage. In 1907
he wrote "Thc Sam Q. Girl, Eva
Tanguav S first starring production,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Flapper Movie
Star to Mary
Victor Fleming
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san ANTONIO, Tex, Sept 10
Clara Bow. flaoper movie star, is
TO wed Victor Fleming. Paramount
director. according to the actress
announcement here.
Miss Bow, over whom Robert Say.
age. former Yale athlete attempted
a "fake' suicide in California re-
rrntly because she refused to marry
him, is in san Antonio taking part
in a new picture being filmed here.
Fleming is also in san Antonio di-
rccting the filming of production.
In Savagc'S hearing before a san-
jtv commission, required by the Cal
iforDia laws for persons attempting
suicide. it was testified that Mis5
Bow kissed him until his lips bled
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16

Twelve ears Of blood 'osicd hinh
grade dairy cows were shipped lnst
week from Santa Rosa. S0nomt
county. to Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
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HOLLYWOOD, Sept l6.-Gilbcrt
Roland. one of Clara Bow 5 former
tianccs, declared today that the
screen stars reported engagement
in San Antonio to Victor Fleming,
was lust a gesture to rcwin his
own love.
"Clara still loves me - Howland,
a film actor, told the United Press
as he flashed two telcgramS from
the actress to prove his assertion.
" And adore her but | don I care
to share my engagement with soy
cral other Suitors.
In her tclograms 10 Roland Miss
Row 'rof"S>cd ardent and undNing
love for the actor.
Roland and Miss Bow have been
"cngagcd' more than a year, the
actor said.
Roland said he wired his cellar
ita that Its all off now, de-
spite his love for her.
- And even two other engage
'".otS can be overlooked, he said.
"But three - well, that : one too
MANY.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16

evangelist, ana MISS Enlln.. 'oCLdA D.
fer, secretary.
Los ANGELES. Sept. Ii. Aimee
Srmplc Mcpherson : ,clfpr"dictcd
arrest may take place tomorroy. bis
trict Attorney Asa KcycS indicated
today.
II nm not going to arrest Mrs.
McrhcIson today. announced Tia"
district attorney. but my inNcsti-
cation VIII probably close hv tomor-
row when action will be taken. -
kcycs said shat two more impor.
tant witnesses were to be question,
cd during the day concerning
charges tGat Mrs. Mcrhcr>on con
spircd to invent evidence tn sub
siautiatc her story of kidnapping,
They are Joe Watts. purportcd
fake Steve, one Of three alleged
Lidu1pcrs, aud Mrs. Elizabeth
Frame, former cmplovc at AngcluS.
Temple The ;attcr is said to have
admitted being the go-bctwccn for
Mrs. Mcpherson in the alleged pay
mcnt Of "cXpcuSc money /" Ms.
Lorraine Wiscman, author of the
"MisS \ hoax
Mrs. Mcpherson plans to refuse
bail in the event of her anticipated
arrest. she told the United Press.
~ will remain behind Jail bars
and my prcachings viii be carried ON
hv my disciples, said the cNange-
list in an exclusive interview.
Kcvrs investigation is being pur-
sued along the following lines:
|. That perjury has hcon com
mittcd in the manufacture of cNi-
dcurc.
=. That the course Of justice has
been INSTRUCTED.
,. That grand Jury witnesses
were intimidatcd and influence
brought to bear to cause them to
pcriurc Themselves.
Melosh Identified
Another important witness to be
heard today was Harry Mclosh, pri-
Vatc detective. said bv District At
tomcv Investigators to have been
identified rs the mysterious - Mr
Martini who first plotted the
Carmel hoax with Mrs. Wiscman
Mclosh, it was claimed, Offered to
produce for "salc' TO local ncwspa'
pcrs all evidence necessary to sub,
stantiatc Mrs. Mcpherson 5 story of
abduction.
Distict Attorney Kcycs was pro
tcctcd today by a special hodygnWd.
His home was guarded during the
night by special Officers.
LOS ANGELES, Spct. 16.-Aimcc
Scmplc Mcpherson 5 legal staff. 1t
was learned today, is seeking the
services Of Clarence Darrow noted
criminal lawyer, to defend the
evangelist in the event of her self
predicted arrest for alleged perjury
and other charges.
Roland Rich WOolley, chief conn
sci for the woman pastor, admitted
tho' barrow s services were being
aG..itcd, folltwing y conference
vita Mrs. Mcpherson at Angclus
temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
IMPORTANT
WITNESSES
QUESTIONED
Evangelist Plans to Re-
fuse Bail in Event of
Arrest.
MANY QUESTIONED
DarrOw's Services Sought
BY Legal Staff OF the
Defendant.
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LOS ANGELES. Sept. 16.-War-
rants charging perjury and prepar-
ing false evidence were being drawn
up this afternoon against Aimee
Semple Mcpherson and four other
persons. according to the district
attorneys office.
Actual issuing of the warrants
was delayed IT was announced,
pending questioning this afternoon
by District Attorney Asa Keyes of
Mrs. KonneGy, mother of the
evangelist, and MISS Emm. Schaf-
fer. secretary.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-18
ANIANS TO
VISIT M ME,XICO
AT WEE EK-END

One of the most enjoyable trips
into attractive fields taken by Doug
lasites for sometime will be staged
this weekend when about 80 local
Kiwanians and their wives and guests
are to visit Nacozarl
Although a few of the local CLUB
men are to make the trip overland
the majority will leave Douglas sat
urday morning at S:15 by rail, ar
ri,inr at Nacozari at 1880 p. m.
Luncheon will be enjoyed by the
party soon after their arrival at the
Hotel de Nacozari While Saturday
afternoon is to be devoted to tour
through the concentrating mill ana
power plant of the Moctezuma COP
per company.
saturday evening a barbecue ana
dance is slated to be. given FOR the
Douglas visitors by their Nacozarl
friends. on Sunday the local party
will make trip to Pilares to in
spect the mines and other attractions
there and the. return trip to Douglas
will he made Monday morning at {
o'clock, the party reaching this city
at 11:30 a. m.
Several other interesting events are
being planned by the Nacozari folk
in honor of the Douglas Kiwanians
but the above program constitutes
the general outline of the program
The trip has been contemplated by
the Kiwanians of this city for some
time and it is believed it will prove
an outstanding event in every way.
Special rates are to be granted the
travellers both by the railroad COM
pany and the hotel management at
Nacozari. Those intending to make
the trip, who have not yet made ar
arrangements should notify either Frank
Thompson, T. 7. Schofield or M. J.
Anderson at once.