Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-22
NEW ORDER FOR
MEXICAN GIRLS
u. S.


the regulations concerning immigra
tion into .McDico from the United
States. The Mexican immigration
young women to be accompanied By
male relative when seeking q
passport or Identification caro-.
Although Inspector GabilonGo pre-
ferred to make no comment on the
new ruling, it is the opinion Of most
Mexican officials that the new rul
! ing is good thing, since it VIII
prevent the securing Of passports
by unascorted young women. Amer
lean Immigration authorities also feel
that the new ruling is a good thing.
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pointed today, T.. Il. Martin ana W. II,
Miescher. Douglas No. 4: F. T.
] Wright, u. P. Boyle and James Logic.
Douglas No. S; T. M Fassey, ap
pointed today, Mrs. Henry Nelson
and e. X. Foster. Douglas No, 6:
J. B. Garland and w j. Childers, ap,
pointed today, Dave Davis. Douglas
No. Z: Charles Foss, appointed today
J. G. Dixon. Douglas No. 8: l.. +
Budrow and F. D. Hubbell, appoint-
ed today, A. A. Sundin and j. L.
Crowell. Douglas No. 81 w. G..
Hathaway, Henry Elvey and Fred
stone Douglas No. 10; J. II. Pratt
Dos Cabezas: Appointed today, JOIN,
Pembetrthy. Don Luis: appointed to
day, H. ]. Bullard. Ell Dorado, to
be appointed by Chairman Gungl.
Fairbanl<: Mike Barragan. Gleeson:
appointed today, John Gleeson. Gar
ces Leslie Wilcox. Hereford: G. j.
McCabe Hilltop: appointed today, &.
o. Fife Johnson: appointed today,
IT. c. Miller. Lowell No. 2: w. j.
White and J. Qualls. Lowell No 2,
i Howard Barkell and w. H. Lors~
Lowell No. g. c. Garten and r. j..
Huelett Lusk: appointed today, Z.
o. Patterson. McNcal: r. J. Leeson.
Naco: Helen Wells.
Pirtlevine: j. c. Jones, ]. Gardner
and Clarence Reese. Pool: appoint
ed today, Alex Heron. Paradise
David Benshimol. Pearce: appointed
today, C.. M. Renaud. Rucker: F. p
Moore Robinson: appointed today.
Henry Smith. San Simon: j. sum-
.merville. Servoss: w. F. Kelley. st.
David: Lo Wright, appointed today,
James Miller. Tombstone: A. H. Gard
ner, Harry Macie, A. M. Morris ana
| w. A.. Fowler. Wilcox No. /: H. r.
Parks, NJ j. Nicholson and Johr,
Gung'l Wilcox No 2: r. e. Lewis,
D. Ward and F. Rathman. Webb,
!, S. Jewell. Whitewater: appointed to-
day, Mrs. c. J. Haner. Wilgus: APP
pointed today H. P. Miller
| Warren No. 1: Ralph Motz, I. j.
Larson and C. F. Ishler. Warren No.
2. Cleon T. Knapp, H. A. Clark,
Claude H. Compton and f. g. Home
wood. West Huachuca: appointed TO-
day, A. j. McNabb Ash: J. j. MUIR
ply. Itisbce No. 1: John Caretto, w
II. Tor II and Donacio Provenclo.
Bisbee no. 9: e. G. Hicks, Paul Lor-
enzen and H. w. Woods. Bsbee No.
3: w A. Bateman, E. L. Blair, r.
Davenport and appointed today,
A. Watkins Etsbee No. 4: p. NJ.
Kelley, Bruce Perley and James D
Blair. Bisbee No. 5: Ed Simmons,
F. A. Hedgecock and appointed to-,
day w A. Nowlin Bisbee No. g.
/ ]. Muheim, Jr., and J. L. Spivey. Bis
Thomas
Bowie: d. L. Milner and W. G..
Richards. Benson: D. E. Fogg, Mil
ton Fairlee and NJ H. Allen. Buena:
w. H. Runkle. Cochise: ]. B. Ellis.
Courtland: appointed today, S. NJ
Miller and NJ J. Sullivan. Curtis.
appointed today, S. NJ. Smith.
Central Bridge: F. Lorenson. Dra-
goon: appointed today, H. Smith.
Knapp's Address
C1eon T. Knapp, in one of th
principal addresses of the meeting,
said in part: "The republicans havG
an excellent chance to elect both a
governor and United States senate
tits year. Two years ago, the race
for governor was close. This year,
with E. s. Clark running on the
same ticket with Senator Ralpn Cam
eron, there is no question but tha
the party will have considerably
greater strength.
Ralph Cameron has delivered this
goods for Arizona, and he is now
striving for the greatest thing pos
sible for Arizona, tariff on cop
per. 1 fhe can obtain six cent
tariff on copper, and we all feel
that he can, it will affect every wagt
Garner and businessman in the state,
In fact, it will put the copper in
dustry back to where it was duriua,I
the war. With Cameron and Clark
running together, there is no reason
why the republicans cannot elec,
both candidates"
BOyle's Address
James p. Boyle, called 10 the floor
by the chairman, said in part:
tE. s. Clark will have the active
support of the entire party this year,
with the additional strength that will
come from running with Senator Cam
eron. If Cochise county gives Clarl
as good vote as it gave the last
republican cndidate for governor,
Clark ought to be elected
1T is absolutely essential that
Arizona have Cameron in Washington.
About IS per cent of the land lrI
this state is still owned by the gov
ernment, and it is essential that we
have a man in Washington who will
look out for the states interests on
questions concerning land, On al,
questions of national and interna,
tional Importance, Cameron has al