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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-22


fidence that the voters will place
democrats on that board whose hands
are tied by no man or set of men
whose sole interests are to provide
for the county the most efficient and
most economical administration.
We condemn the unsatisfactory
state of our national defense and
any economy program which weakens
this defense. We condemn the at
tempt on the part of financially able
men to control elections through the
unreasonable expenditure Of money
and warn the democratic voters
against the candidate who seeks to
reach office through the extravagant
and unusual expenditure of money
Approaching the November election
with confidence born of an abiding
faith in the honesty of the people
of Arizona and Cochise county, with
an honor roll of candidates who are
pledged to the best interests of our
national, state, county and precinct
governments; prideful of the accom-
plishmonts of the past and confident
of the results of the future, the dem
ocratic party of Cochise county again
pledges it's loyalty to the principles
enunciated by jefferson, b Jackson
enunciated by Jefferson. by Jackson
its armor for another battle to in
sure a continuance within the state
of government by the people, for the
people and of the people.
Name Committeeman.
Chairman Haigler appointed the
following committees, all of which
received the approval of the county
committee
Executive-Henry Beumler and l..
B. Floyd of Douglas, v. M. Johnson
of Bisbee, G. r. Smith of Lowell and
E. B. McAleb Of Wilcox.
Finances. p. Applewhite and c.
c. Keith of Douglas, j. ]. Bowen and
G. c. Woods of Bisbee, w. H. Kelly
of Tombstone, Dr. r. E. Yellott of
Benson and Thomas A. Huffman of
Wilcox.
Publicity-W. H. Kelly of Tomb
stone, B. G. Thompson of Douglas
and Claud Gibson of Warren.
An entertainment committee, con-
sisting of 10 each from Douglas and
Bisbee, and precinct committeeman
together with two others whom each
precinct committeeman will appoint
to represent the other precincts IN
the county. The Bisbee committee,
is composed of Vice Chairman Haig-
Ter, Mrs. j. e. Bevan, Mrs. Dave Fos-
ter, J. c. White, Mrs. John Kinsella,
Mrs. Andy Sinclair; George r. Smith,
Charles Mckay, Frank c.. Bledsoe and
Mrs. ]. c. Mcclure. L. b. Floys was
named chairman of the Douglas en-.
tertainment committee, with instruc-
tions to confer with Douglas COM
mitteement and appoint nine other
members.
Members of the state committee
appointed were: Z. H. Tilton, st.
David, R. E. Yellott, Benson, L. W.
Beddow and c. G. Wood, Warren, w.
E. Humphrey, Naco; George r. Smith
and Marco Vucinich, Lowell; Lee
Jovanovich, V. NJ Johnson, ]. j.
Bowen, Charles Wilson and VIM. Del
bridge, Bisbee; L. L. Spear, H. e.
Sparks, Frances Ames, d. r. Nc
Lean, James M.Fadden, S. P. Apple
white, B. G. Thompson, Douglas; John
c. Riggs, Dos Cabezos; E. Il. Nc
Aleb, WILCOX; F. L. Terrence, Bowie;
w. H. Kelly and w. e. Clark, Tomb
stone; w. A. Woodward, Dos Cabezos.
Snort addresses were made to the
convention by Fred Sutter, James
Powell, M. Cox, James Gentry, Geo.
r. Henshaw, J.. Is. Hart and Lee
Hutchison
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-22
WOOD UNDERGOES OPERATION
(By Dispatch A. p. Wire)

MANILA, Sept. Ex-Governor Gem
eral Wood today underwent an opera
ton for hernia Surgeons at Stern
burg army hospital where the opera.
ton was performed pronounced his
condition as favorable.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-22
DUEL1sT KILL EACH OTHER

Pierce, SO, farmer, and Arthur King,
S6, killed each other in a pistoA
duel here today as the climax of a
feud of many years. The pair met
in restaurant and began shooting
without word.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-22

but that he had been interviewed and
stated positively that he would not
consent to act. a
Both these men joined in re-
quest that Porters name be with
drawn, which request was refused.
ballot was taken and Porter re-
ceived some 46 votes to % votes cast
for Tummins. Chairman Bowen then
declared Porter elected.
After the result of the vote had
been announced, II. c. Buemler, Ap-
plewhite, Yarnell and DR.. Cauzy, all
of Douglas, made talks to the meet
ing and expressed their entire dis
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-22
JALISCO TOWN FLOODED
(By Dispatch A. p. wire)

NOGALES, Sept. 21.-A Mexico City
dispatch to the Herald today said that
the town of Acambaro in the state of
Jalisco had been inundated by floods
Sunday when the Lerma river over
flowed it's banks. No loss Of life was
given.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-22
why Worrxg

French logic in our debt contro-
versy," said Senator Borah, reminds
me of the drunk who was thrown into
Jail The police notified his brother
who came down to get him,
"Tts all right, Charlie said the
brother, I've come to bail you outr
Don't need to- muttered Charlie,
i ain't full"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-22

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-22

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New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
"Abie's Irish Rose"
 At Parsons Next Week

Tho advance s0lo Of seats for tne engagement or Anna Nichols riot of laughter, "Ahio's Irish Rose" al Parsons theater. Hartford. is aston tshins even to the manacs smeut. in view Of tho fact that tho regular season is over and the house has haen practically dark for TWO weeks. This is but one of the many peCuliar- i-jeS of tho drawing power Of this world record breaking comedy.
 Thea-ers have been leased during the sumner by Miss Nichols in large cities where tima could not he sn- cured in inc regular season. for she would not enter into a contract for my stated number Of weeks. and tho play has not only run through The summer months. but well into inc fail and winter season. something never before heard oE in the annals of inc stage.
 That "Ahio" has broken more records and established more 7roce- ton's than any other play ever pro ducs1 is matter of rorord. for it has added more pages 10 theatrical history than any play.
 Those desiring 10 obtain soats fer this attraction would do we'll to so- cure tham without delay for delay means disappointment.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
PROHIBITION BECOMING \
 JAPANESE POLITICAL ISSUE,

Tokyo. June 19. LP9-AlthouEh q majority Of the Diet declined 10 ap- prove al this session an amendment to the liquor law so that sale of in- toXicants would be outlawcd to per sons up 10 the age of twenty five. the "drys" are not discouraged and prohibition is becoming a big politi- cal issue in Japan.
 Already q number Of political or ganizations have joined the cam paign to raise the age limit from twenty-one to twenty-five Of those denied tho right to buy intoxicating drinks. Many regard this maneuvcr as a step toward complete prohibi- tion.
 Al tho next election approximately 1l,000.000 new voters will cast their first ballots. Promoters Of tho move to mend the present law. claiming 2,700n affiliated organizations, say they will continue their dry propra- ganda until election time.
 s. Aoki, president of the National Peoples Prohibition Association. has said it will be only few years un- til we have absolute prohibition in this country"
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
GEORGE NICHOLS ROD a 8Ac7Eo2BRDES'
 23o2octP5 C5-26ITh5 Co71 LYCEUM-SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDA DAY
STAGE AND SCREEN

While he more serious drama wits under the summer weather. the girl and music shows prosper. and this week two more Of them arrived on Broadway
 George White collected S2Sn0o Monday from tho frs, nIghters who sa" hls uew Scandals" Those who sat in the first rows paid $55 q seat for the privilege. but the prices came down 10 normal after the int- ,ial performance.
 Ann Pennington. Willie and Eu- gen" Howard. Tom Patricola. the McCar'hy sisters and the Fairbanks twins were among those present. Roaulful jtings and a nimble and comsly = rus helped earn the new Scandals q high place among the current eve and ear entertainments
 The boys and girls down at the 1siEAborhood playhouse put serious things aside and produced their an- nVal revue satirizinE everything from North Pole expeditions 10 the curen, drama. The critics though, this "G~ard Street Folles" not quite as good as earlier ones. but ii pre- served is distinctive satirical quail ty
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
KANSAS CITY BANDIT IS
 GIVEN THIRTY-FIYE YRS.
Tells Judge Proudly He Was Trying to Show Brother How to
 Make Good

Kansas City, June II (P'-CarI Keen. 2S-year-oId Kansas City bandit, had ambitions for his 13- year old brother, George.
 "1 wanted to show him how 10 make good" the elder brother today told Judge Landon.
 T wanted to take him out Of the ordinary house-looter class and make a real stickup man out Of him. He can make a lot better money if he is a real stick p man." Keen said with pride.
 "ThIrty-nve years" pronounced the court.
 Keen had pleaded guilty to rob binC q street car conductor Of &7. He was arrested several days ago fol- lowing the holdup of q grocery store in which the young brother Hartici- pated.
 The boy was sentenced 10 years in the state reformatory.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
Collins Estate Placed
 At More Than Million

Hartford. June 19-A'wood Col lins. who was chairman of the board Of directors Of the United States Security Trust company, left an estate with an appraised value Of s1,224515.03. according 10 a document filed in probate court The greater part vas in stocks. Real estate on Asylum avenue utility stocks and $3510Sa in in surance stocks. Real estate on Asy- lum avenue and Atwood stree; was valued al S65,750.
 A summary Of the other items In the estate follows:
 Bonds, s38.47L02; bank stocks s96,62o; railroad stocks, s6.972.75: industrial stocks, sl91S64,50: mortgage loans. s116a7.97; life in suranco. &&6,S49.31: cash and cash items, $t4,92L5S; household furni- ture and personal effects, s1.615.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
THRILLS GALORE
 AT THE LYCEUN
Bachelor Brides" and "The
 Man Upstairs"

This coming week is an suspicious one a. Tho Lycagm. where home tal- ens vaudeville will have a part in tHe program on Thursday. Friday ant Saturday evening wien C,em Lewis and his --oun CT -5 which recently qu' ou "F1Hv Years From Nan for tna CIf Fellows presents this sketch for 'an pubic All 3n tho cast ar. local hoys and taa show runs 0-u 9rrr aa hour Wis, crack Of 4gaal interest. tNe latest f~cm song and daa-e land and Variety Of novelties "." b. lrt~o5areI srom a m.us,r.l formation. On the g. ur htN wl he & s.a.u~a picture. My L-ty o' WHms" This stars Clara Bow and Donald Roth. the r.yori,e5 or "Tho Plastic bra."
 Starting tomorrow night. rourinu- ing through Wednesday. ttr Iycaum IS offering d 3ouhl attraction pro- gram hrate5 .y tls Warner Rro'h- ers picture "Tle Maj Upstairs"
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
ON POLICE BLOTTER

Officer Domhrauskas found q o. year-old boy sleeping in a freight car early this morning and brought him to police headquarters where Sergeant Rival questioned him. The boys parents have six other chil- drcn, 1t vas learned, and are unable 10 obtain any help from him. Chung Loong notified Officer Iieh- Ter last night that a stone had been thrown through the window of his laundry at East Main street. II is thought a passing car caused the stone to fly through the windows.
 The police are investigating the report of theft of bread and crullsrs from doorways 10 A. X r. stores about the city.
 Officer WalinczLs investigated q complaint by Mrs. Martinski of 21 Horace street that John Bolkun. who lives next door, had assaulted her and threatened to kill her. The offiecr reported that the complain ant was equally 10 blame. and he warned both parties 10 behave themselves.
 George Hopkins of S25 Main street notified the police Of the theft Of a coil and some tools from his autmobile, which was In a Washing ton street parking place last night.
 Officer Maurice Flynn investigat- ed q complaint hy Mr. Dubowy oi
 Tf-,- ,,.tr | had been broken In q three tene- ment house on Hurlburt street, by 2 boy. The officer reported that the boys father will replace the win dow.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

featuring Monte Blue. Dorothy De- wore and Heinie ConkIin: and Bachelor Brides" delightful screen production starring the pop u'ar Rod LaRocque and featuring Eiuor Fair and Julia Faye. The Amazing Adventures ot Mazie" also are shown.
 "Bachelor Brides is a spine-ting- ling mystery drama interspersed with hilarious humo-. It gives La- Eoc4re a distinctly different role rom The others in which he has appeared. his part being that Of nervous bridegroom elect who fig urss prominently in a series of thrilling events The leading lady, EIt0or Fair, IS inc sear who played tha part Of the princess in the fla nous No'Ea Boatman. Julia Faye also laI 8 leading part In the same picture. being rhe little sypsie girl.
 "Tae Man Cps'alrs' is & romance that ngtIaI in he 'persenal' col ann at a newspaper. b'ossemcd on aNe thrills and b'oss0med behind prison walls and the stigma Of mur- as. The story stars with a young man in search ot romance und a girl in search of adventure, He in- zar.s and al in tue paper and the gir. answers it. A murder, chosen as a subject for tho man IS letter 10 his unknown sirt friend. develops into a mystery that is apparently solved when the crime IS laid upon him. Although innocent, ho has q most difficult time in proving it.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
YACHTS READY ID START BIG RACE
New London to Bermuda Trip
 Is Over 66O Miles

New London, June l9 Lp--Inspec- ! ton begun last night Of some 20 yachts entered in rhe New London Bermuda race beginning tomorrow, , was continued here today.
 The seaworthiness of each boat must he approved by the racing com mi'tee. Each entry must also be properly proyisionet. and have suf- ficient equipment for the voyage. After the inspection the motors arc sealed.
 The committee is headed by Sher- man Hoyt. and includes A. W, Ma sury E. Y. Tucker and Harry Jack son. all O. New York.
 The majority of the yachts arriy- cd here yesterday and last night. With them came several steam yachts bringing parties to witness the startfrom Martha's Ledge near the mouth Of the Thames river. Among the latter wero the Captiva, owned by Payne Whitney of New York. Frank Paines' Gypsy or Bos- ton. and A. W. Masury's Pep which will act as the starting boat.
 The distance 10 be covered Is 66o nautical miles. Because Of the neceS- sity Of tackinG and beating against tho wind at many stages of the voy- age, the mileage will greatly exceed that distance. however.
 Upon arrival a Bermuda. the yachts will he met hv a committee Of the Royal Bermuda Yacht club which will record the finish of the race off David'S Head.
 h previous years the event has started on the day that the Yale Harvard regatta has been held. To avoid the confusion usually existing in the harbor al that time, the start Ing this year was advanced
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
Daylight Holdup in
 Boston Told to Police

Boston. June 10 IPI - X S6.300 daylight holdup was reported to the Charlostown police yesterday by Max Sreinherg. a builder of tho Brighton district. Police invasti- gated hut could find no one who had seen the robbery.
 Stainherg said that he drew most Of the money from bank and drove 10 Maiden and then 10 CharlestoHn, Two man drove past and ordered him 10 stop. After ask ing Tor his license, he said. one of the men aimed revolver al him. robbed him and drove away. He believed ho had been followed from Maiden.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

lars.
 c. How much money did the United States spend for pensions in the years 1863. 1864 and 1885?
 A. 1883. s1,07S.99I: 1884, S4,- HS3,924; 1865. s16.33G,SIl.
 Q. With what rank was Richard Wainwright retired? How old was le when 'le died?
 A. Tichard Wainwright was born December I7. 1S4s in Washington, .. C., and died March $. 1928 in Washington. He was retired as q rear admiral.
 e Is the Boston bull a cross breed Of dog? What is their aver age weight nd what kind Of food is the best for them?
 A. IL is cross between an Eng fish bulldog and q bull terrier. Ii Is a bright playful courteous little dog. stockily built and well propor- toned. The average weight is 20 pounds. Table scraps plentitully mixed with potatoes is the very best food for them.
 Q. Where is White Russia?
 A. The term Is indefinitely used for portions Of western Russia, and indicates a general ethnographi division. T, name was given by Catherine II to the governments Of Wit 2bsk and Mohlev. but was abol- ished as a political designation ly Nicholas I. ~Ao population of White Russia is predominantly Cau- casian instead Of Mongouan as i'll eastern Russia.
 Q. What is the gold in a twenty dollar gold piece worth?
 A. Just twenty dollars.
 Q. What does Dixie mean7
 X. IL is the term applied 10 those states seeded from the Union at the time of the Civil War. They are South Carolina. North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama. Louisiana. Flor ida. Tennessee. Mississippi. Texas, Virginia, Arkansas.
 Q. Tn which states are the most beef cattle raised?
 A. In Texas and Town.
 Q. Who wrote the lines when I vas the King ot Babylon and you were Christian slave'2
 X. William Ernest Henley in his verses ITO W. A"
 c. Tow many possible poker hands are there in pack Of cards,
 A. The number Is e.5as,96o.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
CAR ISAIrS BIRTHDAY

Chicago. June Is P,--Observing his 74th birthday anniversary, Car dinal Czernoch, primate Of Hungary, yesterday invoked a Divine blessing upon the press of America, and blessed in person reporters from Now York, Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Chicago. who inter viewed him. He is the oldest of the members of the college of cardinals and has been a cardinal 14 years.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
Jewish Section of Prague
 Is Inundated by Floods

Prague, June 19 (Jewish Tclo graph AEency)-T Jewish quarter of Prague was virtually submerged as q result of flood Of the river Nltava. and the ancient Jewish cemc- tery has feen washed away.
 The age of the Prague cemetery is not definitely known as tho oldest tomhstones wero destroyed in the massacre Of 1889 A. D. The first decree referring to the cemetery dates from the year 1254 and was promulgated by Przemysl II. who decreed that the Jewish cemetery should not be damaged or desc Crated.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
NAVY BOYS VISIT HOMES

Frank l.. Tooken of GO9 East Main street, Edward NJ. Lenison Of Plain vile, Louis J. Tryaskus of 623 Main street and Harry Maynard of 1S6 East Main street who enlisted two months ago in the navy through Re cruiting Officer Raymond r. Dor delman, are home from training quarters at Newport and arc await ing assignment 10 new quarters in the navy.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
EASY FOR EAST ENDS

Dewey Snlander's All-Stars were easy meat for the East Ends of Jubilee street last night. Only two mon on the losing team reached third base and the final score was q to . In favor of the East Ends The hitting Of FoberF featured The East Ends challenge any indoor team in the city Telephone 3o0s-z
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
DENY SECRETARY RESIGNED.

Mexico City. June 1a LPl-At the presidential office today denial was made Of the reports in cnrcuation last night that Adalhcrto Teieda had submitted his. resignation as sacre- tary Of the interior to President Gales.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
Toll Bridge Operator
 Insists on Payment

Salisbury. Mass. June Ia. LT,- A l5 cent toll charge held I'D the party Of Grown Prince Gustayus Alo}phHs and Princess Louise Of Sweden yesterday. Tho party was on its way 10 Glouster from Ports mouth, \. H. and came 10 the bridge from Hampton Reach. N. H., to this place, In spite Of tho motor cycle escort and flying flags the keeper demanded full toll from every automobile which crossed the bridge including that or the prince and princess.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

T. has hoen a long time sinco living
 performers have trod the Tyccum staEo except al some benefit per
 formance. and next Thursday sees 2 .chauce. Clem Lewis and local min
 s'rol boys will stage their recent sue
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD SATURDAY, JUNE 19 1928

cess Fifty Years from Now" 1T
 if takes well, it is possible that there will be a Saturday matinee. There are no other matnses since all the principals arc otherwise occupied during the day.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

Vaudeville al the New Palace next Monday open with John Barton and company with Fannie Ashley and Arthur Bell in a new comedy hit. Scalon Brothers have a dance novel, " specializing in the old qualriIle and couple Of classy athletes are Curtin and Wilson, "The Melodious Misses the three Koenan sisters. have a musical offering and Marston and Manloy have a comedy variety production.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

The Now Palace is presenting for four days. starting tomorrow night. Lon Chaney in "Outside the Law ." In which The star has g duel role of great chara t"r possibilities. The companion feature Is Aicr Joyce and. Percy NJ, mount in Daddy Goes d Hunting"
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

The Iyceum announces. as com- ing attractions, such pictures as Hell Belt for Heaven" and Sweet Adcline." In the last named picture Charles Ray again comes into the foreErouui. The former was a PuIit- ger prize winning play several sea- sons ago. T. is a most peculiar type Of drama. dealing with a Kentucky ieud into which is mixed a young religious fanatic. r really Is hard 10 detr rmino whether the young fanatic is a villain or is crazad on religion. In tho play however, tt finally becomes evident that rn is sincere. even in his evil deeds.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

Some embryonic stars twinkled Tuesday in the heater school Of act ing production O. "Bruncl1a." Sylvia sidney and Ern Lacklaud were praised fer their delt handling Of the principal roles in the delicate comedy.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

Thursday night The Man from Toronto" which has been seen in London. arrived at tho Sclwyn with Beatrice Hendricks and Curtis Cook sey, Mir. Couksry recently quit the cast Of one Mans Woman when he was required to tear some gar mcuiS from q woman.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

Ella Cindors," starring Colleen Moore, also is booked for early showing as is Lord Jim" from Joseph Conrad's novel Behe Daniels in The Palm Beach Girl" likewise is scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

Among the coming attractions at the New Palace are William Collier and GoorEj; Hale In "Tho Rain maker" This is the last half Of the week.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

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New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

Al the Lyceum Sunday. Rod La Rocqr who plays Percy Ashfieli in Bachelor Brides halls from Chicago. Ho went or the stage at an carly age and several years ago be- gan his motion picture career. H. was chosen by Cecil B. De NHla To play the leading role in The Ten Commandments" in which he made his first bid for s,ar3om. His first star picture was The Coming Of Amos" Since then h. has triumrhaa in "B-- vsheart" and Red Dice" He hae large and rapidly STOW. Ing following Of admirers.
 Monte Blue and Dorothy Dsvo7s are coming 10 the Tyceum theatre on Sunday in "The Man Upstairs" Warner Bros. ClasSlr o' inc screen. T. is crammcd with thrills. rlys-.sy and laughs, tho story Of a man who invented an exciting murder 10 interest a girl he loved. and then found himself accused of that very murder,
The Winslow mail., 1926-04-23

United Bank and Trust Co.
"BiIp' O'Hara
Babbitt Brothers Trading Co.
Halstead Lumber Company
City Electric Shoe Shop
"The Modern Shoe Shop"
Brooks Motors, Inc.
The Winslow mail., 1926-04-23

Winslow Auto Company
Mrs. w. T. Butler, Millinery
Winslow Plumbing & Heating Co.
BazeIl Motor Company
VIM. H. Dagg Mercantile Co.
ia. Greaves, Quality Shoe Man.
The Winslow mail., 1926-04-23

First National Bank
Sam Proctor
Arizona Electric Power Co.
City Gas Company
Olds Brothers Lumber Company
Carduff Transfer Co.
The Winslow mail., 1926-04-23

J. c. Penney Company
WinsIow Furniture Company
Chas. Daze
R. NJ. Bruchman
R. Vernon Price, Chiropractor
Calm Mercantile Company