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Nogales international., 1926-10-10
SONOITA NEWS
By Miss nellie J. Kearney


Sonoita, Ariz., Oct. BY a
meeting held last Sunday, at the
Sonoita schoolhOuse, the Fair AS
ISOLATION changed the date for
the Santa Cruz County Fair. It
will be the 23rd Of October, and
was changed for the benefit Of
sending the exhibits to the State
Fair. There will also be dance
the night Of the 23rd, but not a
masquerade.
A masquerade ball will be Civ
en- at the Patagonia opera house
the SOth of October, for the bene-
fit Of the Juniors of the Pata-
gonia Union High School.
Miss Evelyn Hanson of Elgin
was the guest of Miss Lois Reeves
of the same place, Tuesday night.
Mr.. Zimmerman the principal
Of the Patagonia High School,
was burned severely on his right
hand, during the general science
period, Thursday, while demon
strating with PHOSPHORUS.
Messrs. James Kearney Of So
noita, Lee Farrell and Buddy
O'Burg Of Patagonia motored tc
Nogales, Sunday and returned
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Sprung Of
Sonoita were business visitors ir
Nogales, Wednesday.
Messrs. J. r. johnson, Oar
Foltx and Clyde Shields Of No
Igales passed through Sonoits
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Mining Expert

o. X. Franklin Of Nogales the
mining Expert, Is going by here
very often these days Heading
down the river, 20. K. That high
sign Of yours is up to date).
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Blasting Still

Rain or Shine the Mining Diast.
ing is still going on, All aroHaa
Tu'bac Hope soon to hear Of q
big strike. (These CaliforAA
(Grub Stakers) ore sure stayesk
do wonder they have the stu8el.
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Sherlock Holmes

These Federal Officers of
Tubac have Sherlock Holmes left
way behind In picking up Aliens
and Boose runners. (They are
here, There and Joney on the
Spot with a Bang).
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More Rain

Thursday Afternoon rain start
ed to fall out this way, and kept
up its lick way in to the night
1t was a medium heavy ran,
which does lots of good. (Tlsse
Kind OF rains are welcoms),
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Especial To internationally
Rain

Tubac, Ariz., Oct. 8.-We had
a heavy rain out this way We'd
nesday night didn't last long.
But was wet. Ut was a Wet
rain allright).
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Wouldn't tina. Knock YoN

Now we hear the highway b.
partment has on money to su1
out the Death Curves from ~
bac to Nogales. And the County
is without Funds to build that
Road from Tubac to SalaEie.
(Talk about Hot Air there w0A
have it).
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LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF ARIZONA
ARIZONA CORPORATION
COMMISSION

Office of the Secretary
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE
PRESENTS S q A LII COME,
GREETING:
1, F. J. X. MCBRIDE, Secre-
tary of the Arizona Corporation
Commission, do hereby certify
that the annexed is true and
complete transcript Of the
ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION
Of
PUCHI BROTHERS MERcAN.
TILE COMPANY
which were filed in the office Of
said Arizona Corporation Com
mission on the End day Of Sep
TENDER A. D. 1925 at 1000
o'clock A. NJ, as provided by
law.
IN WITNESS WHERE
OF, I have hereunto
set my hand and af.
fixed the Official Seal
of the Arizona Cor
poration Commission,
at the Capitol, in the
City Of Phoenix, this
End day Of September,
A. D. 1926.
F. ]. K. MCBRIDE
Secretary,
By
.(SEAL) Assistant Secretary.
ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION
Of
PUcHT BROTHERS MERcAN.
TILE COMPANY
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS: That we, the UNDER
signed, have this day associated
ourselves together for the pur-
pose Of forming q corporation
under and pursuant to the Laws
Of the State Of Arizona, and for
that purpose do hereby adopt the
following Articles Of Incorpora-
ton:
Article !. The name Of this
Corporation shall be PUCHI
BROTHERS MERCAN TT L e
COMPANY.
Article II. The principal place
Of business Of this Corporation
within the State Of Arizona shall
be at Nogales, Santa Cruz Coun-
ty, and the Corporation may
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ROSY'S KOLUM
(By VIM. "Rosy" Rosenburg)
Page Five

are hitting Tubac these daz's
with there side kicks the BrEs
roes. Chose are the boys tlae
generally strike the mines).
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The Highway Department cut
ting out these Death Curves be-
tween Tubac and Nogales, Santa
Cruz County building County
Road from Tubac to Salario,
(And still running on the High
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School Bus

1t does a fellow good 70 sec
Charley Karus going by here
with his Bus full Of school ehA-
dree every day, Zone consolatiAA
the school System has Funds).
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It Is any wonder eve leave it
to anyone with common sense)
That we people have axes to
Grind. (The Ballot Box the
common Peoples only Hope).
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Sprung 81
family and Mrs. Dan Folt8 LED
Sonoita Thursday morning .
their way to Sweetwater, In 10
Santa Ritas for a ten days hu1@
ing and camping trip.
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Thursday on their way to 4 p
Milestone mountains, east 9
Sonoita.
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John R. Northrup, assistant In
spector in charge Of immigration,
returned Wednesday from a mo.
tor trip to California where he
has been spending a three weeks
vacation.
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Defendants.

Defendants.
WHEREAS, under and by vir-
tue of a Special Writ of Execu-
ton, issued out of the Superior
Court of the State Of Arizona,
in and for the County Of Pima,
on the 1st., day Of October, A. D.
1926, wherein Albert Steinfeld,
the above named plaintiff, re-
covered a judgment on the said
1st, day of October, A. D. 1925
against the above named defend
ants, Miguel E. Ortiz, and G. A.
de Ortiz, husband and wife;
Rudolph Bachmann and Dolores
de Bachmann, in the sum of
Seventeen Hundred Forty-six and
93/1OO Dollars ($1746.93), and
attorneys fees in the sum Of One
Hundred SKty-six Dollars $780,
0O), and costs $4,000, with inter-
est on said judgment from date
at the rate Of ten per cent per
annum, and foreclosing the lien
of certain mortgage as Of
March 17th., 1922, upon the fol-
lowing described real estate
situate in the County Of Santa
Cruz, State Of Arizona, to-wit:
Lots Two (2) and Three go,
also described as the Northeast
Quarter (NE1-4) of the North
west Quarter (NW1-4), and the
Northwest Quarter (NW 1-4) Of
the Northeast Quarter (NE1-4)
of Section Five (5), in Township
Twenty (2O) South, Range
Thirteen (13) East, G.. & s. r.
e. & M, situate in Santa Cruz
County, Arizona.
/ am commanded to sell all Of
said property;
NOW, THEREFORE, notice Is
hereby given that I win, on the
9th day of November, A. D.
1926, at two o'clock in the after
noon, at the front door of the
Santa Cruz County Court House,
at Nogales, Santa Cruz County,
Arizona, in obedience to and un-
der authority of said Execution,
and the said Judgment and De-
cree, sell all Of the above
described property as an entire
ty, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the judgment
aforesaid. attorneys fees, inter
est and costs, including the ex-
pense of sale, to the highest and
best bidder for cash, lawful money
of the United States Of America.
Dated at Nogales, Arizona, this
9th day of October, A. d. 1925.
H. J. BROWN,
Sheriff of the County of Santa
Cruz, State Of Arizona.
By H. J. PATTERSON,
Deputy.
(1O-1O-4t)
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ENDORSEMENT
NOTICE OF SALE

In the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona in and for the
County Of Pima.
Albert Steinfeld,
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When is a Lady more than a
Lady. Come to Tubac an dsee.
Ride In Cow Girl, and they gen.
orally ride those Rip-snorting
stiff-legged steam-engine Of a
Cow-Horse. (Tubac has them).
Prospectors and there side Kicks
Nogales international., 1926-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. LaxtMWA
of Sonoita were business visitoAA
in Patagonia, Thursday.
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Since the Benson highway -
been impossible, Sonoita has In
creased in traffic and trade.
A jolly party of campers, ws1S
upon Old Badly last Saturday to
see the sunrise Sunday morning
to see the sunrise that never an.
peared. The people in the peg
ty were Mrs. Lowe, Misses W0-
liams, Pearl and Opal ZimmaAs
man, Lucille Black, Grace DoH9s
las, and Lama Heavier Of Sc
noita, Miss Martin Of Vaughn.
Misses Perley, Beth and Mar
gazette Fortune Of Patagonia.
Messrs. Volney Douglas, Leo Gne
Clint Zimmerman, Frank BureA.
Kenneth Putnam and Themes
Kearney of Sonoita, Shirley and
Wesley Stoddard, and Billy An
derson Of Vaughn.
Mrs. Benjamin of SonoioA RaVU
a party for the Primary childdrGA
of the Sonoita Sunday school, Lao
| Saturday. After the refraA-
ments were served, they liked O.
1.-The Alamo Springs to gath1e
flowers. :,
! Mrs. Lon Lowe Of SonoitA sU1e
la visitor in Tucson, Thursday 81
business. ~n
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Malcolm Middleton left Thurs,
day for Tucson to serve as q mem.
Der Of the federal grand Jury.
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Hot Air Absorbers Aanalzed
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Plaintiff,

Miguel E. Ortiz, and G. A. de
Ortiz, husband and wife; Rudolph
Bachmann, and Dolores de Bach
mann; Southern Arizona Bank &
Trust Company, corporation,
and Wheeler and Perry, a corp
Grafton,
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Mrs. Lon Lowe Of SonoitA ugdD
"a visitor in Tucson, Thursday ~
business. ~r
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Propsectors like the olden times
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Messrs. J. r. johnson, Dan
Foltz and Clyde Shields Of No
gales passed through Sonoita
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Since the Benson highway =
been impossible, Sonoita has IL
creased in traffic and trade.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Sprung of
Sonoita were business visitors In
Nogales, Wednesday.
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County Of Santa Cruz.-ss.
The foregoing instrument was
acknowledged before me this list
day Of September, A. d. 1926,
by Mariana Puchi, Juan B. PucAi
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Miss Evelyn Hanson of Elgin
was the guest Of Miss Lois Reeves
of the same place, Tuesday night.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15

David O. Harrison Post, No. IA,
American Legion, at its recent melting
made the following nominations for
the coming year: Commander, Edward
P: Vogel and A. A. Wick; vice-com-
mander, w. E. Matthews, Jr., and
Grant G. Garis; adjutant, John Con-
rad and A. A Wick; assistant adju-
tant, Paul Nowland and F.. P. Webber
financial officer, Clark Knots and E.
P. Webber, chaplain, NJ A. Hern;
sergeant of arms, Dewey CULLEN; his
torian, Grant Garis and Ralph FAIRIES;
chief driver of ambulance, Creadick
Ennis, Grant Garris and Dewey Quill
len; chief mechanic, Creadick Ennis;
ambulance financial officer, WE. Mat
thews, Jr.; house committee, Davis
Bartlett, Grant Garis, Davis Bell, Joe,
Goldsborough and Sudler King. The
election takes place at the next meet
ing, and on January they will be in
stalled and a banquet, to which the
officers Of the other posts in the State
will be invited, will be served.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15

cement was made Monday
/ ,,Dointment by Governor Rob
|fT. H. Cahall of Harrington,
|5s Of the peace and notary
! succeed George R. Jones,
q whose term would have ex-
'r5usry 20, 1927. Governor
4 nappointed Gilbert Jones
IN Of the peace and notary
n Harrington.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Newnum
are receiving congratulations on the
arrival Of little girl on Friday, De
cember 10. They have named her
Irma Marie Newnum.
Mrs. Alvan Conner of Dover, is Wis
iting Mrs. J. w. Clifton.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15

;,suficient bid the
sls Of q .,.tv II the late Mrs.
g tS5s.Snisr, PISs including store T,.4R q
+-sst and garage It
= withdrawn.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15

u-.vman. colored, charged
pc VI L chickens from the
1su. s...d farm near Smyrna,
VII. ~ was taken i'll custody
IA Highway oliisetS saa ,.ina m-ib bafora
! ni after 2 ngal,,ls ganrstty v-Oof If
F'' y, Iodged in Dover jail.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15

Don't worry about what to give! a
years subscription to The Smyrna
Times always makes a nice Christmas
present and an inexpensive one too
S1.50 a year in advance.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15

Pot Ollce saturday night the
olaliiSitf6 i the goth as announced
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1AN WIN RHODES HONOR
! ,I,''a Y I. Boy a Princeton Student
Nudy in English University

w Boy a Princeton Student
"Sudy in English University
Node Spackman, 1888 Low
Wilmington, a senior at
u. University, Y, has been award
H. nAodes I Scholarship from
cornelius Tilghman Of
nov holding this honor.
lent Of the selection Of
! ~ sas made by Frank Ayde-
Ilent Of Swarthmore Col
IAN american secretary to The
/. ,-ees. ,.s,e Spackman was one
s,.'s pnGants q for the Delaware
sis : The Delaware Rhodes
! .ts,s !, committee A., is composed of
:. aalllaen, Y president Of The
s,,ia., Y ,Delawafe; Charles w.
fipal fip Of Friends School, ani
| Psall., Ps.ses, James |. Boyce, and
vIAett, VI attorneys Of VIII
r,.o..S u Spackman Is \ son If
sass.;.agie I. Spackman, 1t one
- ,ai q the Delaware Hard
u + r'Gs c1, and Of the Wilmington
Il, ] Commerce, !. q and lives ives With M
4. I !; t6e 4. lowering avenue
csatli.s " | 4 Il years Old ami was
N %,',ssviIle, {. but has ii,p lived ~a5 Il
.sst.s s'@se 9.e he was 2 years oId, II
d riIl lrom Friends School II
ls'it. graduate < from Prince
II. this year. For tbe inaite5 %
Ii ,ss. s,alla0le l to the United ri
lie elao.; 'ere We're 372 candi-
the Rhodes .,.,,.taa. y eon-
ssa'' ss'ia are chosen ''tTs. on the
saasa,s..0 Of intellectual abilitv it.v
laSS qualities Of cbarac
ID iatersa.. ens'.e spirit and lead
a r'sst sDoois.,n IN manly outdoor
d If soo soo'.nent carries with
for - stDi,' pounds a year for
Rode s. ssbaIs,ic brsIstrictiOn is plac-
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15

o.sibition officer N. E. Jett,
! MAXWELL Jett and Spry
y ,tv constable, made a raid
w !. tbo farm Of Daniel Fieb-
z : Woodside and secured six
! = .llsged LIQUOR. It is alleged
r.sIs,orn's wife attempted to
Il quantity Of liquor o. when
I'm secured a part.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15

aan Newton, Of Dover, was
raident Of the Woman's
|qd the Walter L. Fox Post,
inaican Legion, Of that town,
1sstng Of the auxiliary last
Eae home Of Mrs. H. G. Nc
Eho is the retiring president.
1eefs elected follow: vice
Ars. Jacob Erich; secre-
Faye Vance; treasurer, Mrs
.AeEilliams; chaplain, Mrs.
An0ns; sergeant at arms;
17el Baxter; historian, Mrs.
tlson; executive committee,
sslie GOoden, Mrs. Margaret
{. q Mrs. H. c. McSherry. Mrs.
won, Of Wilmington. installed
.itlected officers. Following
rsd.
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{ SMYRNA I!l!I!ls I5MES
Il AND VICINITY

1Ia AND VICINITY NJ y
oHce windows Will .I De
Il ra.0Gng Saturday ngnI sng all5
E SHs i the goth as announced
NN ], IN insufficient Oid the
n ss . .,,nerty r Of the late Mrs
* ps5ner, including s'ore rs,,til II,
G4 y md garage on Soutn |
N y withdrawn
NN II, Lee Circle Of Kings
Ii Il DHiI meet tomorrow Thurs
W as 73O o'clock, Decem-
IN soas, y Ms Mary Hofecker ana
TN M Hough at their home on
VI
M . WavDnan colored, charged /
XN Il chickens from the
IL Il G.rr,d farm near Smyrna
hi IN vas taken in custody |
III TsbUay officers King and
EN Il sfer hearing before
MN Charles Hanratty Of
H9 r, lodged in Dover jail. |
KN !. .,Hiton officer H. E. Jett, |
AN II Maxwell Jett and Spry /
mi srnty constable, made raid
WI s.t he farm of Daniel Fleb- 4
In @ Woodside and secured six /
~ alleged liquor It is alleged /
4 ruaoms wife attempted to /
VII Quantity of liquor of which /
TH IN secured part.
q unent was made Monday /
H mobnent by Governor Rob
IN an 4 Cahal of Harrington
III II f the peace and notary /
IL II 4 ucceed George R. Jones, /
E Fl I whose term would have ex-
AH Ebny 20, 1927. Governor .
EW Z rapuOinted Gilbert Jones
~ the peace and notary +
N Harrington
I'll Parkinson and Frederick
8U no white boys living near !
HX N Pa who away from
y mes because of trouble at
"a arTed in Dover Wednesday
u nd we're picked up by State
& officer White They were
&NH Ha Kent county jail until the
g 81 the boys came after them
n ahem back home. They |,
&c spas old.
n Z department. for the treat
b. insane patients at the State
H Fanhurst is being spon-
E \ d. NJ a. Tarumianz, med
~ sr in charge. Plans have
hi mIsed for the installation Of
IN kh all wards to provide
&4 mfgt unable to attend the H.
n rnents at the institution. For
soothing programs
"a sas.ted and for the depress-
u E2ncholy, lively programs Of
I| y Be chosen. It is expected
lI lhdon will be completed be
htnas.
If a9l Newton, Of Dover, was
lN FHidet Of the Womans
M p Of the Walter l. Fox Post
lI A1aican Legion, Of that town,
M atng Of the auxiliary last
rs ne home Of Mrs H. G. Nc
m No Is the retiring president.
IE aE elected follow: vice
IIf Ars Jacob Erich; secre-
HI rave Vance; treasurer, Mrs
III 4ellans; chaplain, Mrs.
NI -nons sergeant at arms;
liz el Baxter; historian, Mrs
n snsn executive committee
III -sle Gooden, Mrs. Margaret
III Il q q Mrs 4. c. McSherry. Mrs
HI il n Of Wilmington installed
HI rejected officers Following !
III . meeting a social hour
III 'AAA WIN RHODES HONOR
III S BOY Princeton Student !
llI '1u! IN English University
u : A'de Spackman, 1888 Low
M ~ W. wilmington, a senior at r
III =. " efSity, has been award
I} h. i" modes Scholarship from /
HI cornelius Tlghman Of i
HI - wv holding this honor /
M snI Of the selection Of
II|8 & 80. 80 made by Frank Ayde- +
III i a fIEnI l q Swarthmore Col !;
W ,r.. A4enean secretary to the
N s-ees Spackman was one \
III |e1r fNSns a for the Delaware !
III sS Ihe Delaware Rhodes
II L N.Y. y ommittee nm is composed of ]
H Il sr ! 4sIllnen, president Of the !
II i s.a, s.s ,DeiaWafe Charles w I
N Il ,sa.' ~. y Friends School, and
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15
For Sale
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

OUHsIsIIHg OF btU-IUUII, DINING
room Furniture and lot of extra
chairs
Can be seen Thursday and Friday
afternoon, December 16 and II, from
1.30 to 4.3O, at my residence on South
street.
MRS. ]. v. WRIGHT,
1915 1t Smyrna, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15

Have you visited Mannering's Gift
and Art Department See advertise
ment in another column.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15
BUSINESS LOCALS

All kinds of Blooming Flowers for
Christmas Gifts at Longs Sc & 1Oc
Store.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15

n department. for the treat
/ insane patients at the State
II At Farnhurst is being spon-
\ D.. N. A. Tarumianz, med
E,or in charge. Plans have
nrpated for the installation Of
sk IN all wards to provide mu-
ntents unable to attend the
Enents at the institution. For
# eases soothing programs
slacted, and for the depress-
zlancholy, lively programs Of
n Be chosen. It is expected
Haladon will be completed be
l;tnas.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Letters of Adj
ministration on the Estate of H. Eugene Ma
brey. deceased. late of Smyrna. Kent County
and State of Delaware. We're in due form
granted unto Dudley Crossley of the town Of
Clayton. Delaware. on the 4th day of Decenn-
Der. A. ID. 1926. and that all persons owing
the estate will settle for same as soon as pos
sible and all those having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the same
duly Rttested TO the said Dudley Crossley on
or before the 4th day of December, 1927. or
abide the act of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
DUDLEY CRoSSLEY,
Executor Of II. Eugene Mabrey. deceased
lS-S St Clayton. Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1926-12-15

L Parkinson and Frederick
/ Ho white boys living near
En- Pa, who ran away from
mes because Of trouble at
mved in Dover Wednesday
h nd we're picked up by State
Officer White. They were
# Kent county jail until the
Il 4 the boys came after them
ii them back home. They are
HGYears Old.
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and wife and humiliate their declin-
ing years with the sting of charity.
A survey of the 100000 men and
women over 90 in California is be-
ing made. A report will be issued
this summer and will doubtless be
used before the Legislature to sup
port the demand for an old age pen
sion system. Such a demand was in
corpOrated in a bill prepared by the
Fraternal Order of Eagles and, af-
ter passing both houses, was vetoed
by the Governor.
The findings Of the investigators
have not been tabulated, but it is
estimated that there are 1890 aged
poor over 60 in institutions and $500
Of the same class receiving outside
aid. The total aged dependents in
San Francisco are 1850.
an the rapid stride of the mod
ern world with all eyes fixed on the
future, our slogan efficiency and our
constant cry. speed up, there is
little regard for the older men and
women whose methods of work are
more leisurely.' said Miss Esther de
Turberville, one of the investigators.
"They are swept aside into quiet
eddies to gaze upon the whirl a bit
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Births

Girls
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William and Ruth steinhuber. st. Vim.
E3dWard, and Mildred Fronzsn. St. vim.
u. Fred and Mary Kendall. st. Vincent
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oliver aud, Elizabeth Mcintyre s.. Vim.
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Fred and Hilda easier. 81. Vincent Hos
Henry and Irene Harris 43a Tippecanoe.
Threno and Carrie Mathis. 523 Coffey.
william and Lena Downward. Christian
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Allen and Ollie Dudley city hospital.
Argus and Lucy, Wilson. city hospital
Edward ard Mabel Belan. city hospital
Robert and Ruby Gardner. city hospital
n Harold and Frances Ludloe. 400 "
- Kenneth and Edna Sheldon. 255 n
JaDtha and Bessie Baldwin. 400 y. Dear.
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John and Anna Taylor city hospital.
Horace and Homer Bailey. city hospital
Jess and Velma Ross. city hospital
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ford
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Hospital.
:. Clayton and Thelma Dunbar Methodist
Girls and Marie Reffner. 1929 Dewey.
- Adalai and Mildred Moore. Methodist
Hospital.
: Winnie and Margaret Friedrich 1885 n
| Tacoma.
William and Laura Mckinney. 424 S.
Missouri.
Twins
>, Harold and Virginia Nease. 81. Vincent
Hospital. girls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-05
TEN MEN ON JURY

CAMBRIDGE-For the first time
in Massachusetts history a jury of
only ten men is sitting on an inn
portant case-the trial Of Mayor
Donovan and six other Lowell Off
Gals, charged with conspiring to
violate the city charter for personal
gain. The shortage of jurors is due
to the impaired hearing OF one and
the illness of another.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-05

bewildered and altogether saddened
by realization that they are con-
sidered useless. In the study of old
age care / have been privileged to
visit some of these eddies. | found
skilled workmen. college men, labor
ers, stock brokers, journalists, opera
singers, many who felt they have
been too early laid on the shelf.
Some were sad. some bitter. some
cynical, but mostly they were pa
tent and sweet. and nearly all had
achieved a philosophy of brave &C
ceptance and good WILL
Miss de Turverville found few for
eigners among the dependent aged.
In San Francisco II per cent in in
stitutions were OF pure American
stock.