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RadiO-Supp,ies

/ WILL give 800 to any party bringing
set that I can't fix; sets made to or
Ger and rcUired. $l.59 up. Smith. The
Radio Man; first to specialize in radio
repairing in san Antonio. Mis-. 1901 day.
Ml.. l.-o-M night. .l5 DeaNcr Blvd.
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IIatters

ALAMO HAT WORKS
All kinds u hats cleaned and blocked
Deliver. l2f W. Houston. CT. Sf4S.
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OUT-OF-TOWN
AUTO OWNERS

Send aide curtains for new light and
other repairing to Cameron Auto Top
Co. ffS y. Flores. Prompt return.
CHANDLER DISPATCH. In good con.
dtilon. $500. ii5 Dryer. Apt. O.. IT,
29tg-W.
CHEVROLET touring. latest model. ball
loon equipped, never been used, 20 sub-
stantial discount. 40 Broadwsy. TT.
eS56.
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Help Wanted-Male

OPENING for radio statesmen. Confines
Eadio Shop. IL 3oledad.
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De Luxe Cleaners-Dyers

WE clean and press clothes correctly.
Bailey Cleaners and Dycrs, 2SlS Y. Flores
Woodawn 1905.
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Rips. Old Original Rug

EIGHTEEN pounds damp wash. 75c: =
pounds. 81; rough dry &C.; finished, IJc
CT. $50. Acme Laundry.
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USE THE WANT ADS AND GET
QUICK RESULTS AT low COST
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MISCELLANEOUS
Seels-Plsnts-FlOwer
LIGUSTRUMS

LIG % II 2 ND
Best evergreen, shruhbeTy, quickest
shade. best selection. Texas psicos Sc
10 s.. Collins Garden Home. CT. 1885
FOR SALE Cotton seed from the Clictt
Superior Cotton that has excellent turn
out long Lint. fine staple. quick growth.
planted in March. gathered in July. al.
- a busEel. Chas. II. Boyd, Port Lavacs
Tex.
kEILMAN NURSERY - Pecan. fruit,
shade trees. cEcrErcenf. roses, panscs
ca ruat lions. pot plants and trawberrics.
2Dt Hart Ave. TT. 1898.
NOW open for bus ness with the most
complete stock 20 De had. We have what
you want. Evergreen Nursery, corner
Lexington ami Augusta.
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TRENCH modiste. drcssmak ing. design
ing. making over: work guaranteed; even
Ing gowns a specially; reasonable price.
102 Camden. CT. los.
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REQ Touring
Gardner Coupe

Newly painted. good rubber. In good
mechanical condition. will take lot or
mail cottage in trade. Ring Pruiu, Or.
-gQg
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MISCELLANEOUS

For Sale, Miscellaneous
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Harper Method Beauty
Shop
.ruf.@ Tt.F.. f- rUrf

Permanent waving and marching sDe-
cialist, @29 y. Houston. CT. G805.
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MECHANICAL. dr1l tsman WantCu. Apply
Texas Blue Print Co. 12l broadway.
VANTED-Piano player FOR hot Jazz or
chcstra, must read and take years work.
Bobby Warren. Tent Show, WcslacO les.
WANTED-Young man to learn painting
and paporhanging. cali at ee7 Bailey Ave
after o'clock.
WANTED-Boy or yOIng man expert
cuced in cleaning business. Famous
Cleaners. 80 J.. commerce.
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FOR sALE-M1. ue SACK land Is-iucI
y. 1lcgustcr. Ring ~. 10000. ask Cor
Gibson. Iarls- House Garage
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DIME FURNITURE Co, ii3 n. Flores
ST. Exchange new furniture for Old;
buys aad sells ca cash or time payments
CT pa
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Statesmen Wanted
Wanted

ELECTRICAL SALESMAN
Experience and necessary references re-
quired.
SOUTHERN RADIO CORPORATION.
I01 w. Pecan St.
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LADIES and men, learn barber trade;
largest system in the world; tuition $50.
catalog free, wages paid. Tri-CIty Bar
Der College, 40 l.. Commerce. San An
tonic. Shave. sc. hair cut. i5c.
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SEE me for your spring designing and
first-c.ass dressmak.nc, also draperics
and fancy cushions. TT. J75S-W.
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Etheridse Brothers
WEs.:ss=.;C osnpary sss:s =

Houses aud APARTMENTS fur
Wished or unfurnished located In
different parts Of san Antonio.
CAN 81. l5S
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PANTS (uncalled for) l-3 Off tailor made
match your coat; pants made TO order.
Pants Tailor. 4e6 Moore Bldg. 18th floor.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
Observation-Disclosures 49,

SOUTH SIDE SPECIALITY sHOP-Noy-
elites. 204 Cunning Ave. Mis-. 1882.
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Odorless cleaning. s22 HAYS 81. CT. 5lOy.
THE Observation-Disclosures thoroushiy
cleaned and pressed, i5c. Why pay more
1iS Live Oak. CT. CSC.
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1921 FORD touring, motor recondtioned.
new PART and top. a pick up Tor $3.50
JORDAN-IVERS MOTOR co.
= Alamo and Garden SITS. Or. 1913.
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CASH
LISTEN

THREE iron beds, complete: gas range.
kitchen cabinet, chairs. rockers, beaver
board. private home. III Main. CT.
1899.
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Cleaning & Dyeing

UNEEDA CLEANERS & OVERS.
Cr 687. 73S s. Alamo.
We call for and deliver.
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MEN wanted TO learn ina barber trade.
H;gh-class school offers hlgh-class train
ing at reasonable rate. Few weeks quali-
fies for big pay. Free catalog explains
Cali or write. Lewis Barber College. ~
" Enl1nIlnrce s. CIV.
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AkEtneridse brothers
a@ I; 500; Company sss=s7

ONE fiFe-rOom house, including batl
enc and ono-haif acres OF ground. out
side cay limits. off Plesssnton road. Call
Travis 6e77.
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lgclp Wanted--BUys

DELIVERY boy wanted. az once. with
o. without wheel. Apply ice Roosevelt
Ave
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SUNSET CLEANING co.
Cleaning. pressing, dyeing Ladies' work
a speciality. 1906 y. Flores. Cr 1851.
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Printing. EngrE wing

Use The WANT ADS AND GEL
QUICK RESULTS AT low COST
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I.ocksn1iihs

ALAMO SAFE AND LOCK CO.. safe
opened. buy. sell. repair showcases reg
isters. scales 80 Market. CT. 1860.
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We can use TWO or three more repre-
centativcs in Texas. Send for booklet,
Thirty -one Reasons for Lining Up with
This Old Line Life Insurance. Company.
Insurance in force over quarter billion.
Assets over 90 million. See or address
Mannc-r. Ii z. TrnNis 81. San Antonio
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IL PERFECT CONDITION, a
BARGAIN. CALL CIR. 343O FROM
$40 A ". TO 1880 =. NJ. ASK
FOR MIR. THOMAS.
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Observation-Disclosures

WE buy mems Clothing and shoes. high
prices paid. Cr. 990a. H. :. Flores
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Tailoring & Pressing

sUNsHINE. Americas Beautiful Laua-
dry-iIave your blankets and quilts
! mdcred this month. Gi7 y. Flores
O. S352
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foR RENT-F our-room house with mod
30 convenience. 32l ". blackberry. IN
galse az \, BackbeTry.
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Business Property-Rent
Large Brick Store Bldg.

Two-story with cement basement. On
I.-G. y. tracks adjoining Armour & Co
Size 55Sl05. Nice offices. Electric eleya-
tor and platform scale Now occupied 10y
Merchants Transfer Co. Fine location Tor
storage or wholesale business. Reason
able reut. viii give fNc-ycar lease. See
Mr.. Pruitt, 100 ". Commerce 81. C.
-Sq3
The Washington times., 1926-09-14
ROBBED Band Snlashes
Monastery Sign On
Street Car

ROBBED members Of the Ku
Klux Khan stopped q Washing
ton Railway and Electric Conn
pany street car at Seventh and
d Streets Northeast, yesterday
afternoon, tore from the front
Of the car . placard urging
visitors to visit the franciscan
monastery while in town, and
destroyed the sign by stamping
on it in the gutter.
Mrs. j. r. Brosnahan, I'll
D st. N. E., who witnessed the
incident, telephoned to No. 8
Precinct and also to the rail-
way company. Motorcycle Po-
liceman Gary was dispatched
from No. 8 Precinct but, ac-
cording to officers there today,
all was quiet when he arrived.
No arrest was made.
The Washington times., 1926-09-14
FIGH I
BUS PLAN

Opposition to service-at.cost plan
of operation for the Washington
Rapid Transit Company and de-
mand for a reduction in the rates
of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company will be the
stand taken by the Federation of
Citizens Associations at the public
hearings before the Public Utilities
Commission.
At meeting of the utilities COM
mittee OF the federation last night,
it was said that the profit Of the
telephone company should be re-
duced about per cent. It was
claimed that q 3 per cent return
now is being made on the commits
sion's valuation.
The committee IL OF the opinion
that depreciation reports OF the
company have been padded" ac-
cording to william Mex. Clayton,
chairman.
Depreciation of the rolling stock
Of the bus company also has been
figured so that the wrong impress
sion of the actual conditions is
created, the committee decided. :
Estimates should be made OF the
The Washington times., 1926-09-14
ARY[ANDG.O.P.
IS VOTING

fractional Republican politics IN
Maryland reach climax today with
the primaries to determine whethe:
Senator ovington E. Weller Is to
receive a denomination or whether
Representative John Philip Hill il
to run this fall as the party can
didate for the Senate.
The fight involves not merely the
Senatorship, but also the control OF
the party machinery in the State,
Both Senator Weller and Represent
alive Hill are confident OF the re-
suit and expect to carry with them
their running mates on the State
wide ticket.
On Senator WelIer's slate are
Addison E. Mullikin. who wants
the nomination for governor, and
Mrs. Eva C. Chase, candidate for
clerk of the court OF appeals. On
the Hill slate are Marion A. Hum
phreys for governor and A. Kings
ley Love for clerk Of the court
of appeals.
Former Senator Joseph I. France
and william r. jackson, Repuoli:
can national committeeman Tor
Maryland, are supporting Repressn.
tative Hill in the contest.
In Montgomery county the chief
interest in today's primaries lies
in the Democratic faction fight be.
tween the e. Brooke Lee organize.
ton and the opposing "anti-organi.
zation'' group, headed by former
States Attorney Albert M. Douic.
The contest centers in the selection
of candidates for county commits
sioners.
The Lee candidates are J. Forrest
Walker, Robert l.. Hickerson, BenJa-
min C. Perry. and Lacy Shaw. The
INSTRUMENTATION candidates are "A.
q. Cashell, c.. E.. King, Hugh RaD-
hit4 and Fnos Il. KEYS,
The Washington times., 1926-09-14
GERMANY BUSY
At GENEVA
e InternatlonaI SOW ssrvIess

GENEVA, sept. 1.-THE most
important business IN progress here
today appears to be going on Be.
hind the scenes rather than In the
League Of Nations assembly.
M. BRAND, French foreign minis
ter, ana Herr Stresen1arn, German
foreign minister. have held q num-
Der OF private conferences when
they discussed the pledges made 70
Germany at the time that the
Locarno pacts were signed.
Herr Stresenlann, It Is reported.
has suggested, now that Germany
is q member OF the League. that
she should be trusted and has init.
mated that Germany believes that
the removal OF all occupational
forces Is In order. While It Is not
anticipated that this drastic step
will be taken It Is understood that
preparations have already been
made for very material reductions
IN the occupational forces.
The delegates to the assembly.
understand now that II will be I'm.
possible to summon d general dis.
armament conference this year.
The Washington times., 1926-09-14
Women Spend Hours
In London Public
Baths

LONDON. Sept. 14.-House-
wives who pay 4 cents for q
private tub-room in the public
baths and then use it for hours
while they read, sew, knit or
sleep, have became 3 source
of worry to the municipal au-
thorities Of Stoke Newington,
q London suburb.
Bath attendants declare the
women remain in their tubs for.
hours, smoking cigarettes and
chuckling over humorous novels.
The authorities now shut off
the water after q woman has
occupied a tub for q reasonable
length of time.
The Washington times., 1926-09-14
FORGING
|. COUNTS WILL

PoTsDAM. Germany. Sept. Il.
Society in Potsdam was shocked
today at the sensational revelation
that Hesselda Schnabel. the FORMER
Countess Won Leiningen Wester-
burg. has confessed that she forged
the win OF her late husband, Prof.
Schnahel, a famous Berlin BAG
terioiogist, in order that she might
inherit his fortune.
Hesselda Schnabel was born In
ST. Louis in 1885, her father having
married Margaret Meyer, of st.
Louis.
Prof. Schnabel died In 1924. The
prosecution, it is stated, is consid-
ering the examination Of his body.
Mrs. Schnabe1 has not been ar
rested. for she has given the police
her promise that she will not leave
Potsdam.
The Washington times., 1926-09-14
MANOR CLUB TO SHOW
HISTORY or SWIMMING

A water pageant IL TO be staged
BY the Manor Club next Saturday
night. with an ''iliustrated history
OF swimming, from the stone age
down TO Gertrude Ederie, IS one Of
the chief features Of the prograYll
Florence SHADING, Commodore ".
u. Long fellow, ana Capt. Guy
WInlsler, all weIl.xnown washing
ton swimmers. LongfelIow Will be
Rather Neptune and Winkler MII
play s.Davy Jones' III. II. Enslow,
director Of life saving at the Amer
lean Red Cross, ii lii charge or the
program
Az part cf the afternoon, program,
q. Scotch f0ursOme tournament viii
be played on the club links
The Washington times., 1926-09-14

eoreoa-Pew risheries Co. Ltd, GlOueesesE, Mas
EREE- win. for 'CortOn'S Deep Sea Reeipe@'
The Washington times., 1926-09-14

New York. Paris flight, from Roose-
welt Field. If everything connected
with the plane is found In perfect
working order today, and weather
conditions permitting the plane is
expected to take Off on It's trans
Atlantic flight tomorrow morning
Just before sunrise.
Lieut.. al n. Snody, u. g. N, who
was chosen as co-piIot. has been
kept froYn the field for the past
three days on account Of illness,
and may not be able to sit in on
the hon to Paris.
The Washington times., 1926-09-14
$s75, 900 900 SUBMITTED
AS BUDGET FOR JAPANESE

TOXIC, Sept. 14.-Japanese gov
ernmental departments have bud.
getted for a total OF $S75, 5000
for expenditures during 1927.
It is expected that the estimates
submitted to the Diet in December
will not exceed $3.50, 100000. how.
aver
The Washington times., 1926-09-14

depreciation on q mileage basis and
not on annual reports of the dis
tanees covered, it was said. Opera
ton on a service-at.cost plan would
be fought until n merger Of the
street railway and bus companies
wal contaminated. according to re.
ports.
The Washington times., 1926-09-14

81 can Corsonss Ready-to-Fry Cod Fish Cakes
Essp.r .ablsspooPp i sgsssr
ing Powder
Empty FISH cakes into q bowl,
add pepper. butter and baking
powder. Mix thoroughly with
fork and add egg, lightly beaten.
When thoroughly mixed and light.
dip out by the spoonful and drop
into deep hot fat (hot enough to
brown . scrap of bread in 40
eeconds). Fry to golden color,
drain On brown paper.
By Mrs. A w Westcofe
~ farniiies where Gortcn's Ready-t0-
i Fry Goldfish Cakes are favcrite dish
Sou find that housewives love to lnvene
Aew.stasey ways TO serve them. like thS0
kcme cock. HYOU have discovered M
eexesking uses send them to ua.
soreoa-pew Fisheries Co, Lad, GloueestsE. Ma
sRKE-Wrst. for .Corton'S Deep Sea Reeipes'
The Washington times., 1926-09-14
FoNck TO MAKE FINAL
TEST FLIGHT IN BIG PLAN

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-A final
test flight will probably be maze
today In the giant SikorslSy plane.
especially built for the proposed
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-18
WITH EDITORS
THE STATES BIRTHDAY:
(Arizona Republican,.

Republican
which given
IA We still speak it as the
will always be the baby state since It
have n continental United States
greatly statehood were about TO
under would implied that our
cannot know whether
perhaps not
government,
something subject to-
they thought that life and not secure
which they familiar
government frequent
necessarily
that cheerful
the
unnecessary resentment
directly
than would been territory Yet
as a psychological effect
The in prosperity time into which
things remakng
plastic community have proited most
other
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-18
SMUGGLING IN ALIENS.

California
native
times merely mentioned
that
effort the
the Orientals
pans
surrepiciously
countries
quickly tme if the had
that
unable
within lands
practice Elimination
0 entering country effected
is TO
Every foreigner who comes the United States to take up his place.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-18
The Day in Washington

President Coolidge retired to his
living quarters with a heavy cold.
Two army officers were found
responsible for air service propa.
ganda. S
A special congressional survey of
conditions under prohibition was
proposed.
A bill was reported to the house
to carry out a five-year building
program for the naval air service.
The house adopted a resolution au-
thorizing federal participation in the
Philadelphia sesquicentennial.
State and treasury department in
tervention was asked to clean up
vice conditions on the Mexican bor-
der
Ten men in jail in connection with
the Jack Daniels liquor conspiracy
case were ordered released on bail
by the supreme court.
The treasury ordered the interna-
tional border at Tiajuana closed be-
tween p. m. and s a. m. to al
leviate vice conditions.
The labor department upheld the
order excluding the Countess of
Cathcart from the United States.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-18

country are negotiating for saner
policy as regards disposal and mar
keting of the metal. Should such an
agreement be completed copper price
could easily advance to permanently
higher levels. The producers policy
of each for himself and devil take
the hindmost has been more than any
other one factor responsible for low
price of copper over .Uthe past few
years. Conversely, a definite change
in this policy should Immediately be
reflected in price benefit"
There are reasons for optimism on
the price outlook and the future of
the copper industry. AS was recently
pointed out by Charles Hayden, q
leading financial and business au-
thority, a summary of the present
situation shows: (1) A fairly well
balanced production; (2) Much the
largest home consumption in history
of the business, takings being more
than double those of 1918; (3) Fora
eign consumption steadily growing,
being approximately 25 per cent in
excess of 1913; (4) Stocks held by
producers equal to two weeks supply
for this country, Europe and Asia;
90 Stocks held by consumers in
this country nominal in foreign
countries nil; (6) Price below its
proper value based on supply and de-
mand and in comparison with other
metals in the same class; CD A
large vacuum in the worlds require
ments yet to be filled especially in.
Europe.
Before sailing for Europe few
days ago, Benjamin B. Thayer, pres
ident of the Anaconda Copper COM
pany, gave out an interview in which
he said: Consumption of copper in
the United States is most gratifying.
The future of the industry depends on
a resumption of buying by foreign
countries. If these nations take their
usual quota, the price of copper
should rise"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-18

realization
citizenship ideals
favored the immigration Naturally
English language
and American
the United
of
to
muggled
become citizens Their mode of
into
the nation through
entrance manner
violation sovereign authority Of the
nation is law breaker hope citizenship must
of illegally
native land
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-18
Weekly Copper Review

The advance in the price of copper
to 14as and the consequent advance
in the price of copper stocks has
placed a smile across the face Of
many holders of copper securities and
the feeling that, now the long siege
of the 14-cent price is broken, copper
will start steady advance. Almost
Immediately came statements predict
ing 15-cent copper in March. 1t is
evident that the buyers of copper do
not share in this optimism for Is.
cent copper in March for they are
not flocking into the market to cover
their requirements.
Of course, it is not the usual thing
to expect a great buying movement
following on the heels of a price
advance, yet it is we'll known that
the consumers of copper are not COW
cred in their requirements and orders
very far ahead. 1t is also known
that there is but a two weeks sup
ply of the metal in stock, and, in
the days of the less Stabilized indus
try we might have expected the buy
ers to flock in to cover their needs
for the next few months at the IAN
ito as price in anticipation of further
rises
However, it is doubtful, if copper
metal will again be the fluctuating
commodity which it has been in the
past, just as long as the copper pro-
ducers keep on the safe and sane
basis and maintain the proper rela-
tion between production and con-
sumption which they have been doing
during the past several months. The
producers and consumers alike know
how much copper is being produced,
they know what is going to be the
amount available for the next sever
al months and they further known
what the approximate demand is to
be, barring, of course, some European
nation finding a wad of money with
which to buy exceptionally large or
ders.,
Neither the producers or consumers
are elated or alarmed over the pros
pect of an early 15-cent price, but
would feel more confident that it is
to be a gradual slow raise, holding
each point gained for a little while
and keeping production and consump-
ton on the same balance which has
been existing.
The relation between the copper
price and the price of copper stocks
is not as quick as many people imag-
inc. While the advance in copper
stocks came about the same time
that the recent advance in copper
price the stock advance is a partial
prediction of what might be expected
some months hence rather than the
present.
CopLNr is getting in better shape
all the time. The demand is improv-
ing, the volume of sales keeping up,
low price offerings have disappeared
European conditions are improving
and the better organization of the
copper producers 1umored has result
ed in better sentiment all the way
through.
Regarding the possibility of pro-
ducers' better marketing policy for
copper, the Boston Commercial says:
Reports will nos be downed that
leading producing interests of this
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-18
Sixteen Years Ago

Mrs. j. j. p Armstrong left
yesterday for Los Angeles.
Mrs. FL. B. Rice left yesterday
for San Francisco for an extend,
ed visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Blevins came
in yesterday from their ranch
in the Chiricahuas.
Mrs. L. Lewis, who has been
spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. M. F. Dicus, re-
turned to Sacramento yesterday
Ben Levy returned yesterday
from an extended trip to New
York, where he went to pur-
chase the spring stock for Levy
Bros.
Tommy Law. of the Gadsen,
is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
duin and Miss Bailey, of Globe,
who came here to see "a Night
in Bohemia"
J. A. Romadka, of the Ell Glo-
DO mine, returned yesterday
from trip to his old home in
Milwaukee.