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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
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Carl Hayden, 210; c.. H. Rutherford,
61; l.. w. Douglas, 100; Fl. A. Davis, IA;
.Thos. p. Walton, 6; Frank J. Duffy.
80; Amos A. Belts, IS A. G. McAlister,
1877; G. w. p. Hunt, 141; j. j. Cox, SO;
e. E. Ellinwood 10; Vernon S. Wright,
II; James H Kerby, 1856; Ana Frohmil-
Ter, 121; p. j. Munich, Ill; M. c. Han
kins, 212; ]. G. Callaghan, 56; Arthur
T. LaPrade, 146; o. c. Ludwig, IL; John
w. Murphy, 1O2; A. L. Jones, 122; c. O.
NJ honey, 1903; Tom G. Foster, 156; r. A.
Hughes, 145; Frank Luke, 81; M. A.
Murphy, 1O7; Fred Sutter, liz; John 3.
Wylie, 15S; p w. Hamilton, 55; Conrad
M. Leale, Sc; DIR. w. p. Sims, 81; James
T. Gentry, 146; John f. Ross, 131; j.
F. Mcdonald, 119; C. E. Cross, 115; Geo.
r. Henshaw, 67; w. M. Cox, 204; Helen
l.. Brown, 2O2; Walter S. Lanford, IS;
II. l.. Hutchison, 224; James L. Powell,
213; j. E. James, I'll.
Legislative District No. 4: Mcdaniel,
10; Jones, 151.
Supervisoral District No. 2: Jno. B.
Hart, 113; Jno. NJ Hid, SO; A. c. Kar-
ger II; Fl. A. Bennett, "a.
Justice of the Peace: VIM. c. Jack,
143; NJ. j. Donohoe, 81; w. B. Fonda
q Jas. H. East, 81.
Constable: o. A. Ash, 152; Thos H.
Butler, 12 Gordon Newman, 124; r. l..
Kirk, IA.
Republican,: L. s. Clark, IA; Thomas
Maddox, 2.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09

votes, LaPrade 1888 and Q. G. Lud~
wig, Phoenix attorney, 4.31I.
Miss Jean. Thompson, Phoenix school
teacher, was unopposed for the re-
publican nomination for state super
intendent of public instruction, poll,
ing a vote of 1886, while c. o. Case
democratic incumbent, had leao
Of less than 1000 votes over A. l..
Jones, Maricopa county superintend-
ent of public schools. The count was:
Case 21,207, and Jones 2O,365.
Loren Vaughn, democratic incNmD'
ent, and r. A. Kirk, republican candi"
date, were unopposed for the nom'-
nation for corporation commissioners.
The former polled a vote of 24,44S
and the latter 4,311.
Tom C. Foster, democratic state
mine inspector, apparently was safely
renominated over w. I. Mahoney,
Mohave county sheriff, although while
the votes from the northern part OF
the state began pouring IN this after
noon it appeared that Mahoney might
take the lead. Tonight Foster had
a lead of some 900 votes: Foster 2z,'
sos; Mahoney 21,127.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09

American citizens in person or prop
erty; it would try TO protect the
rights of the American people. OF
both the religious question and the
application of the oil and land laws
of Mexico to Mexicans, it was reiter-
ated that the policy of the Washing
ton government was to protect the
rights of American citizens in the
enjoyment of the personal privileges
they are entitled under international
law usage, custom and treaties, and
to protect their rights in the owner
ship and use of their properties
There have no recent developments
in connection with either of these
questions, it was added, While Shelf
field has made no recommendation
concerning any protests touching the
religious controversy.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
SERVOSS

Carl Hayden, is; c. H. Rutherford, 2;
l.. W. Douglas, 10; H. A. Davis, 8; Thos.
P. Walton, O; Frank J. Duffy, 0; Amos
A. Belts s; A. G. McAlister, 81; G. w.
p. Hunt, 5; J. j. Cox, 3; e. e. 'I1llinwood
Is; Vernon S. Wright, 13; James II.
Kerby, 81 Ana Frohmiller, Z; P. J,
Munich, Z; M. c. Hankins, IS; j. c. Cal
laghan, 2; Arthur r. LaPrade, z; 0. G.
Ludwig, 5; John w. Murphy, 4; A. L.
Jones, 8; c. O. Case, 5; Loren Vaughn
z; w. p. Mahoney, g.; Tom G. Foster, 10;
e. A. Hughes, 8; Frank Luke, 8; M A.
Murphy. 4; Fred Sutter, IL; John 3
Wyle, 3; p. w. Hamilton, IL; Conrad
NJ Leake, 2; Dr. w. P. Sims, 1; James
T. Gentry, 3; John F. Ross, 6; j. f. Nc
Donald, 2; c. E. Cross, A; Geo. r. Hen
shaw, II; w. NJ. Cox, 10; Helen L.
Brown, II; Walter s. Lanford, 5; HI. L.
Hutchison, II; James L. Powell, IA; j.
E. James, 16.
Legislative District: Cox, 27.
Supervisoral District No. 8: Adams
10; Roberts, 10.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
WARREN No. 4

Carl Hayden, 161; C. II. Rutherford,
81; l.. w. Douglas, 1O4; H. A. Davis,
IA; Thos. P. Walton, 4; Frank j.
Duffy, z; Amos A. Belts, 70; A. G..
McAlister, 157; c. W.. p. Hunt So;
j. j. Cox, 65; E. E. Ellinwood, 1O1;
Vernon S. Wright, 59 James H..
Kerby, 1874; Ana Frohmiller, 6S;. P.
j. Munich, 101 M. C. Hankins, 1873;
J. c. Callaghan, Al; Arthur T. La
Prade, 81; Q. c. Ludwig, 33; John
w. Murphy. 54; a. L. Jones. II; G.
0. Case, Ill; Loren Vaughn, 149; w.
P. Mahoney. 50; Tom c.. Foster: 123;
E. A. Hughes, 1873; Frank Luke, IA;
M. A. Murphy, rs; Fred Sutter, 1876; !;
John B. Wylie 81; P. w. Hamilton,
80; Conrad NJ Leake, II; DR.. w. p.
Sims, 81; James T. Gentry, 147; John
f. Ross, go; J. F. Mcdonald, S5; c..
e. Cross, 43; Geo. r. Henshaw, 89;
w. M. Cox, 156; Helen L. Brown,
112; Walter S. Lanford u; H. L..
Hutchison 175; James L. Powell,
173; j. E. James. 1874.
Legislative Dist: Copperthwaite,
1877.
Supervisoral Dist: Angus, SO; Cox.
1903; Wootton, 56.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
wARREN No. y

Carl Hayden, 229; C. H. Rutherford,
L. w. Douglas, 100; H. A. Davis, s.;
Thos. r. Walton, Frank j. Duffy, 25:
Amos A. Belts, SO; A. G. McAlister,
227; G. w. P. Hunt, 81; j. j. Cox, 6s;
e. E. Ellinwood, 1872; Vernon s.
Wright, 112; James H. Kerby III;
Ana Frohmiller 94 p. j. Munich, 1853;
NJ C. Hankins 20S; j. c. Callaghan,
72; Arthur II. LaPrade, 1853; 0. c..
Ludwig, So; John W. Muruhy, 49,;
A. L. Jones, 1877 c. o. Case, 1871;
Loren Vaughn, .21S w. p. Mahoney,
III; Tom C. Foster, 178; E. A.
Hughes, 1874; Frank Luke, 1877; M. "A.
Murphy, SO; Fred Sutter, IA; John
B. Wylie, 115; p, w. Hamilton, So;
Conrad M. Leake, 35; DR.. w. p. Sims,
1914; James T. Gentry, 231; John T..
Ross, IA j. F. Mcdonald, 1874; c. e..
Cross, 80; Geo. r. Henshaw, S8; w.
M Cox, 23O; Helen L. Brown, 153;
Walter S. Lanford, 149; Fl. L. Hutch
ison, 247; James l.. Powell, 25S; j..
e. James, 23S.
Legislative Dist Eopperthwaite,
249.
Supervisoral Dist: Cox, III; Woot-
ton, II; Angus, 110.
Governor:
E. s. Clark, 50; Thomas Maddox,
25.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
Confidence in and Support
OF She field by Coolidge
Continued From Page one)

the correspondents and the official
spokesman for the president.
Sheffield who, it was explained,
had adopted policy upon leaving
Mexico City, of declining to give in
terviews, did not speak, but was
present throughout the conference.
He is guest for several days az
White Pine camp and accompanied
Coolidge and Attorney General
Sargent, also a summer White House
guest, to the executive offices today.
Later the three were photographed
together.
AS for the religious dispute, it was
said that the Washington goverh-
ment would deal with that as ii
would do with any other question
which might affect the rights of
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
BISBEE FIGURES

BISBEE, Sept. 8.-Fifty-eight pre-
cncts out of 81 in Cochise county,
complete, give e. e. Ellinwood a
mapority of 1S1 over Governor Hunt,
latest unofficial figures show. The
three precincts missing have total
of only 54 votes.
The vote for the other state and
national officers for the same num-
ber of precincts complete is as fol-
lows:
Hayden, 1898; Rutherford 14Ss;
Belts, 1887; Davis, S77; Douglas S479;
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
COURTLAND

Carl Hayden, Is; G. H. Rutherford, 4;
l.. W. Douglas, 15 H. A. Davis, 4; Thos
p. Walton, 1; Frank j. Duffy O; Amos
A. Belts, 5; A. G. McAlister %; G. w.
p. Hunt o; J. J. Cox, 3; E. E. Ellinwood,
Is; Vernon S. Wright, II; James FL.
Kerby, Z; Ana Frohmiller, 8; p J..
Munich, 16; M. c. Hanlxins, 20; ]. c. CAL
laghan, g. Arthur T. LaPrade, s; o. c.
Ludwig, 8; John w. Murphy, 12; A. L.
Jones, 5; c. o. Case, 16; Loren. Vaughn,
II; w. p. Mahoney, 4 Tom c. Foster,
21; p. A. Hughes, 13; Frank Luke, 12;
M. A. Murphy 8; Fred Suffer- 8; John
B. Wylie, 8; p. w. Hamilton, z; Conrad
M. Leake, 3; DR.. w. P. Sims, IL; James
r. Gentry, 16; John F. Ross, H. J. F.
Mcdonald, 4; c. E. Cross, o., Geo. r.
Henshaw, 90; w. NJ. Cox, o.; Helen l..
Brown. 1e; Walter S. Lanford, 8; H. L.
Hutchison, %; James L. Powell, 10; J.
E. James, 22
Legislative District: Abell, Is.
Supervisoral District: Hart, z; Kar-
ger, 2; Hid, IA; Bennett, 2.
Republican: E. S. Clark, L; Thomas
Maddox, 1.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
TOMBSTONE

Carl Hayden, 1888; c. Fl. Rutherford,
40; L. w. Douglas, 1873; H. A. Davis, 10;
Thos. P. Walton, 2; Frank j, Duffy, 4S;
Amos A Belts, 49, A. G.. McAlister, 1879;
c. W. p. Hunt, 1O1; j. j. Cox, 81 E. f.
EIlinwood, 119; Vernon S. Wright, 113
James H. Kerby, 115; Ana Frohmiller,
Sc; +. J. Munich, 1872; NJ. c. Hankins,
1876; j. c. Callaghan, 81; Arthur Y. La
Prade, 1873; o. c. Ludwig, 8; John w.
Murphy, 81; A. l.. Jones, 102; c. o. Case,
116; Loren Vaughn, 1872; w. p. Ma
honey, SO; Tom G. Foster, 1872; e. A.
Hughes, 16G; Frank Luke, 80; NJ A..
Murphy. 1872; Fred Sutter, III; John b.
Wylie, "a; p. w. Hamilton, 50; Conrad
NJ. Leake, 21; Dr. w. p. Sims, 81; James
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
Lewis w. Douglas Piled
up 3161 Lead
Continued From rage one)

Vernon S. Wright, state treasurer.
for denomination. Tonight Kerby had
piled up lead of more than II ,00G
votes over his opponent. The count;
Kerby, 27,87S; Wright 1866.
A. G. McAlister, democratic incumb~
ent, who was un0pposed for the
democratic nominations for judge OF
the supreme court, polled a vote OF
23,731.
The race for the democratic nom;
nation for attorney general saw At
torney General John w. Murphy
emerge victorious by margin of a
little more than 1000 votes over
Arthur T. LaPrade, Maricopa county
attorney. The unofficial tabulatior
showed tnat Murphy pclled 2O,459
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09

Walton, 151; Duffy, 76O; McAlister,
5000; Hunt, 1867; Ellinwood, 2S4S;
Cox, 1875; Clark, 566; Maddox 2SO;
Kerby, 4241; Wright 223O; Froh-
miller, 2516; MUNICH, 300; Hankins,
5O29; Callaghan, 1491; Murphy, 2582;
Ludwig, 674 LaPrade, SO1S; Case,
1928; Jones, 27SS; Vaughn, 1880;
Foster, 1899; Mahoney, 2716; Hughes,
1895; Luke, 23OO; Murphy, 1921.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09

I. Gentry, 90; John F. Ross, 161; j. F.
Mcdonald, ia; c. e. Cross, rs; Geo. r.
Henshaw, 12a; w. NJ. Cox, 1872; Helen
Z: Brown, 159; Walter S, Lanford, 1Ol;
H. L. Hutchison. 2O7; James L. Powell.
204; J. E. James 22S.
Supervisoral Precinct: Wooten, 81;
Ana US, 73; Cox, rs.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
MILK PoIsoNs 200
az Dispatch A. T. Wirel

{.
DYERSBURG, Tenn, Sept. S.-Near-
ly 200 Dyersburg residents were con-,
fined to their homes today from an
epidemic of supposed milk poisoning
that mas produced violent illness to
many of them since Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
HenshaW Leads
M'DOnaId by 1876
CONTINUED from page -.

Mahoney 81; Tom c. Foster, Is: E. A
Hughes, II; Frank Luke, 6; M. A.
Murphy, 8; Fred Sutter, IA; John
b. Wylie, 6; P. w. Hamilton, 4; Con-
rad M. Leake, 4; DIR. w. p Sims,
s; James 7. Gentry, 5; John F. Ross,
10; ]. f. Mcdonald, 8; c. e. Cross.
6; Geo. r, Henshaw, IS; w. NJ.
Cox, IA; Helen L. Brown, IA; Walter
S. Lanford, 9; H. L. Hutchison, 20;
James L. Powell, H. James L. Pow,
ell, IL; ]. E. James, 1S.
Legislative Dist No. Z: VIM. Coxon,
1S.
supervisoral Dist. No. 81 Roberts, 5;
Adams, 16.
Republican,:
E. S. Clark, 2; Thomas Maddox, /,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
BUENA

Carl Hayden, SO; c. H. Rutherford, g.;
L. w. Douglas, 13; H. A. Davis, l. Thos.
P. Walton, 1 Frank j. Duffy, G; Amos
A. Belts, l3; A. G. McAlister, %; G.. W.
p. Hunt, Is; j. j. Cox, 5; E. E. Ellin-
wood, 20; Vernon S. Wright, 4; James
Fl. Kerby, 35; Ana Frohmiller, II; p. j.
Munich, 49, NJ c. Hankins, "a ]. c. CAL
laghan, Is; Arthur T. LaPrade, 21; o.
c. Ludwig, 4; John w. Murphy IA; A.
L. Jones, 12; C. Q. Case, %; Loren
Vaughn, "a; w. p. Mahoney, II; Tom
c. Foster. 20; e. A. Hughes, 80; Frank
Luke, 10; M. A. Murphy, IL; Fred Sut-
ter ID; John B. Wylie, 13; p. w. Ham
ilton, 10; Conrad M. Leake, O; DR.. w. p.
Sims, %; James T. Gentry, 21; John F..
Ross, 49, J. f. Mcdonald, IS; c. e.
Cross, 5; Geo. r. Henshaw, "a; w: NJ.
Cox, 36 Helen L. Brown, SO; Walter
S. Lanford, 6; H. L. Hutchison, 3d.;
James L. Powell, 35; j. E. James, 81.
Legislative District No. 6: Abel, 80.
SupervisoraI District No. l. Cox, 49,;
Wooten, Is; Angus, 8.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09

supervisoral Dist: Cox, SO; Woot-
ton, 54 Angus, 81.
Republican,:
e. S. Maddox, "a Thomas Maddox,
"a
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
Supervisoral Dist: Cox, lao; Norton.
q; Angus, IS
PARADISE


Carl Hayden, 80; G. Fl. Rutherford,
5; L. w. Douglas, IA; II. A. Davis, 0;
Thos p. Walton, 4 Frank J. Duffy,
3 Amos A. Belts, 19; A. G. McAlister.
So; G. w. p Hunt, %; j. J. Cox, II;
e. E. Ellinwood, IA; Vernon S..
Wright, 6; James H. Kerby, 35; Ana
Frohmiller. 20; p. j. Munich, 16; M.
c. Hankins, 49, ]. c. Callaghan, g.;
Arthur r. LaPrade, II; .. G. Ludwig,
q; John w. Murphy, 16; A. i. Jones.
16; c. o. Case, "a; Loren Vaughn,
80; W. p. Mahoney, 10; Tom c..
Foster, 81; E. A. Hughes, 80; Frank
Luke, Il; M. A. Murphy, 13; Fred
Sutter, %; John B. Wylie, 1S; p W..
Hamilton, IS; Conrad M. Leake, g.;
DR.. w. p. Sims, 10; James L. Gentry,
26; John F. Ross, 10; j. F. Mcdonald,
C. e. Cross 12; Geo. r. Henshaw,
10; w. M. Cox, IS; Helen L. Brown,
40; Walter S. I4ahford, 10; H. l..
Hutchison, 44 James L. Powell. 80;
j. E.. James, 40.
Legislative Dist, No. Z; W. coxon,
"a.
supervisoral Dist No. q: Karger,
II; Hart, 25; Hid. 12; Bennett, l.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09

BECAUSE one woman so advises
- others, and because doctors so
urge, most women are deserting the
old-time sanitary pad" for a new
and better way.
Eight in 10 better-class women
now use "KOTEX."
Discards as easily as piece of
tissue. No laundry. No embar-
rassmenr.
Five times as absorbent as ordi-
nary cotton pads.
Deodorizes, thus ending ALL
danger of offending. II
Obtainable at all drug and depart
ment stores simply by saying
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hesitancy.
Package of IL costs only few
cents. Proves old ways needless
risk. In fairness to yourself, try it.
KO T. G x
No lGundry-discard like tissue
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
CENTRAL BRIDGE

Carl Hayden, IS! G. HI. Rutherford,
8: L. w. Douglas, Z; H. A. Davis, /:
Thos. P. Walton, o.; Frank j. Duffy,
z; Amos A. Belts, IL; A. G. McAlis,
ter, 81; G. w. P. Hunt, Is; j. j.
Cox. 5; E. E. Ellinwood, q Vernon
S. Wright, IA; James H. Kerby, 12,
Ana Frohmiller, IA; P. j. Munich, IL;
M. G. Hankins, 10; j. c. Callaghan,
6; Arthur T. LaPrade, 1s; 0. C.. Lud-
wig, 3; John w. Murphy, 6; A. l..
Jones, IL; G. o. Case, 10; Loren
Vaughn, 18; w. P. Mahoney, 10; Tom
c. Foster Is; E. A. Hughes, 13;
Frank Luke, 12 M. A. Murphy, s;
Fred Sutter, s.; John B. Wylie, 6;
P. w. Hamilton, 5; Conrad M. Leaks,
13; DR.. w. P. Sims, 6; James I. Gen
try, 20; John F. Ross, q; J. F. McDon-
aid, 9; c. e. Cross, 5; George r.
Henshaw, IA; w. NJ Cox, It; Helen
L. Brown, IA; Walter S. Lanford, IA;
H. L. -Hutchison, 10; James L. Pow
ell, 21; ]. E. James, -.
Legislative Dist. No. q: William
Coxen, 10.
Supervisoral Dist. No. 2: John M,
Hill, 8; A. c. Karger, 6; H. A. Ben
nett Z; John b. Hart, 5.
Justice of the peace: William NJ
Taylor, 4.
Constable: c. H. Mitchell, /; Daniel
P. Dwyer, 20; Willard Evans, 20; FL.
w. Lynn, 2.
Republican:
E. S. Clark. 5, Thomas Maddox, o.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
LOWELL No. 4

Carl Hayden, 14S; c. H Rutherford,
SO; H. w. Douglas, 40; H. A. Davis,
1S; Thos. P. Walton, 81; Frank j.
Duffy, SO; Amos A. Belts, 49,; A. G.
McAlister, III; G. w. p. Hunt, 1O4;
j. j. Cox, 80; E. E. Ellinwood, 81;
Vernon S. Wright, 65; James Fl.
Kerby, 1862; Ana Frohmiller, SS; P.
j. Munich, Ill; M. c. Hankins, 146;
j. c. Callaghan, Sc; Arthur 4. La
Prade, 81; o. c.. Ludwig, 81; John w.
Murphy, 90; A. L, Jones, 99: G. O.
Case, 100; Loren Vaughn, 1853; w. r..
Mahoney, 97 Tom C. Foster, 14Q;
E, A. Hughes, 121; Frank Luke, 80;
M. A. Murphy, rs; Fred Sutter, 139;
John B. Wylie, 81; p. w. Hamilton,
54 Conrad M. Leake, 80; DR.. w. p.
Sims, 60; James T. Gentry, 1877; John
f. Ross, 90; j. F. Mcdonald, 127; G..
e. Cross, Sc; Geo. r.. Henshaw, 76;
w. M Cox, 172; Helen L. Brown,
143 Walter S. Lanford, 95; Fl. l..
Hutchison, 1856; James l.. Powell,
1876; j. E. James, 1875.
Legislative Dist: Coppelbus, 169.
Supervisoral Dist: Angus, 81; Cox,
157; Wootton. So.
Republican:
E. S. Clark, Z; Thomas Maddox, II.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
WARREN No. 3

Carl Hayden, 1876; G. H rutherford,
So; l.. w. Douglas, "a; II. A. Davis,
8; Thos. 2. Walton, 6; Frank j..
Duffy, 20; Amos A. Belts, 81; A. G.
McAlister, 157; G.. w. p. Hunt, As;
j. j. Cox, 70; f. E. Ellinwood, 92;
Vernon S. Wright, 50; James H.
Kerby, 1870; Ana Frohmiller, 81; P. J.
Munich, "a; M C. Hankins, 147; j.
G. Callaghan, 40; Arthur r. LaPrade,
81; o. C. Ludwig, 80; John w. Mur-
ply, sd; A. L. Jones, 81; G. O.. Case,
80; Loren Vaughn. 54; W. F. Ma
honey, 90; Tom G. Foste, 1903; E. A.
Hughes, 1856; Frank Luke, 81; NJ A.
Murphy, SO; Fred Sutter, 1877; John
B. Wylie, 80; P. w. Hamilton, 81;
Conrad M. Leake, "a; DR.. w. P. Sims,
40; James T. Gentry, $50; John +.
Ross, 55; J. f. Mcdonald, 76; c. e.
Cross, 54; Geo. r. Henshaw, 80; w.
M. Cox, 155; Helen L. Brown, 105;
Walter s. Lanford, 1O5; H. L. Hutch
ison, 780; j. E. James, ITO.
Legislative Dist. Coppthwaite, 167.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09
LOWELL


Carl Hayden, 40; c. H. Rutherford,
So; L. w. Douglas, 1875; H. A. Davis,
5; Thos. p Walton, 4; Frank J..
Duffy, "a; Amos A. Belts, 50; A.
G. McAlster, 44O; G. W. p. Hurs,
SO; J. j. Cox, 70; E. L. Ellinwood, 49,;
Vernon S. Wright, Sc; James H..
Kerby, 40; Ana Frohmiller, 49, T. =.
Munich, 12O; NJ. G. Hankins, 14O; j. G.
Callaghan, II; Arthur T. LaPrade,
100; 0. c. Ludwig, 36; John w.
Murphy. SO; A. L. Jones, 10; G. ..
Case 1O2; Loren Vaughn, 140; w. T.
Mahoney, 1O2; Tom c. Foster 40.
E. A. Hughse, 12S; Frank Luke, 49,
M. A. Murphy, 81; Fred Sutter, 14Ot
John B. Wylie, 81; r. w Hamilton
So; Conrad NJ Leake, 36; DR.. w. E,
Sims, 68; James T. Gentry 40; Joha
f. Ross, 70; j. F. Mcdonald, 109'
c. E. Cross, AZ; Geo. r. HenshaW, l1o;
w. M. Cox 14O; Helen L. Brown, 1872;
Walter S. Lanford, 112 H. l.. Hutchi-
SOM 14O; James l.. Powell 40; j..
E. James, 40.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-09

Supervisoral Dist. No 81: Karger
II; Hart, 25; Hid. 12; Bennett, 1.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-29
AGRICULTURAL
SUBJECTS WILL
BE DISCUSSED
PROMINENT EDUCATORS AND
AUTHORITIES TO DELIVER
ADDRESSES AT UNIVERSITY
OF FLORIDA

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, July 20.
Addresses by prominent edu-
Gators and authorities on agricul-
ture subjects win feature the an
fuaf Agricultural Teachers Con-
ference, to be held at the Univer-
sity of Florida, August 8 to 13,
according to the program made
public by E. w. Garris state sup
eryisor of vocational agriculture.
Those who are on the program
for talks at the five-day confer
enee include w. s. Cawthon, sup
erintendent of public instruction;
r. ID. Maltby, Of the Washington,
ID. G., federal board; J. G. Gee, Of
the University of Florida; r. M.
Sealey, state supervisor of high
schools; j. C. Pridmore, of At
lanta, director Of the National
Fertilizer Association; j. N. Nc
Bride, OF Savannah, agricultural
development agent for the Sea-
board Air Line railroad; A. j.
Peacock, of Plant City, and j. L.
Butts, of Lemon City, vocational
agriculture teachers, and Mr.. Gar
ris.
Among the subjects to be dis
cussed by the speakers are "Part
Time and Evening Work." by Mr..
Maltby; Organization of Subject
Matter" Mr.. Gee; "An Analysis
Of the Work Done Last Year"
Mr.. Garris, and Ornamental
Plant Propagation" by Mr.. Pea
cock and Mr.. Butts.
Committees will be organized
and assigned at the opening of the
conference, and their reports will
be received at the final session,
TO be held during the forenoon of
August 13.
Virtually all vocational agricul-
tural teachers of Florida, number
ing upwards Of fifty, are expect
ed to take part in the conference,
Mr.. Garris said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-29
Nc oy's Puts Weight
on Weak Skinny Men

Hollows in cheeks hollows in
the, sides of neck-flatness in
chest-why don't you do some
thing to make yourself look like
a real man?
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets put on weight
where weight is needed--not only
that but they build up your gem
eral health and you grow strong
er. more energetic and get plenty
of ambition.
One woman gained Is pounds
in six weeks and if any under
weight man or woman doesn't
gain pounds in 80 days with Me-
Coy's, Key West Drug Company or
the druggist from whom they pur-
chased them will gladly return the
purchase price. so tablets 60
cents. Ask for McCoy's-they
are sugar coated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-29
RULE AGAINST
HIGHWAY MARKERS

FR0STPR0OF, Fla, July 29.---
Another organization came to the
support Of the Florida beautifica-
ton slogan, "Swat the sign and
save the scenery" when the As
soeiated Boards of Trade of the
Scenic Highlands unanimously
adopted the following resolution:
"The Associated Boards of
Trade Of the Scenic Highlands
petition the Polk County Beau
tification committee to request
all Chambers Of Commerce in
Polk County to refrain from erect
ing any highway markers except
ing small steel signs on the high
ways Of Polk county until the state
road department has approved
uniform road markers"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-29
NOTICE OF SALE
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA
$3.50, 100000 HIGHWAY BONDS

Sealed bids will be received by
the Board of County Commission
ers of Monroe County, Florida, un-
til 8 o'clock, p. M. on the LIST day
of September, 1926, for the pur-
chase Of the following described
bonds of Monroe County, Florida,
each dated June, /, 1925, of the
denomination of 100000 each,
bearing interest at the rate of five
and one-half per centum per an
mum, payable semi-annually April
/ and October i, both principal
and interest being payable in gold
the National Bank of Commerce,
in the City of New York, State of
New York. Said bonds mature as
follows:
Bonds No. II to &c both inclu-
sive, of 100000 each, payable
June !, 1896; bonds No. So to sc
both inclusive, for 81 100000 each,
payable June l, 1897; bonds No.
97 to 100, both inclusive, for ST.
100000 each, payable June l, 1888;
bonds No. 1877 to LAG, both in
elusive, for 100000 each, pay
able June /, 1899; bonds No. 1T
to 1876, both inclusive, for ST.
100000 each, payable June 1, 1910;
bonds No. PIT to 226, both IN
elusive, for 100000 each, pay
able June 1, 1941; bonds No. 257
to 266, both inclusive, for ST.
100000 each, payable June 1, 1912;
bonds No. 297 to 900, both inclu-
sive, for 100000 each, payable
June /, 1913; bonds No. 337 to
346, both inclusive, for 81, 100000
each, payable June 1, 1914; bonds
No. 377 to $50, both inclusive, for
81, 100000 each, payable June 1,
1916; bonds No. 433 to 452, both
inclusive, for 81, 10000 each, pay
able June /, 1916; bonds No. 51S
to 5S2, both inclusive, for ST.
100000 each. payable June /, 1947
bonds No. 593 to 612, both inclu-
sive. for 100000 each, payable
June /, 194s; bonds No. 673 to
692, both inclusive, for 81, 10000
each, payable June 1, 1919; bonds
No. 753 to 772, both inclusive,