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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-29
DOUGLAS DAILY DOINGS

In Douglas
Charles M. Roberts, prominent Will
cox man, is in Douglas on business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-29
ninIlce VISITOR

bthDee; NlSItOr
Howell Ragsdale of Bisbee was a
visitor in the city at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Williams yesterday.
Ragsdale is nephew of J. S. Williams
and George Williams of this city. He
returned to BIsbee late last night in
order to leave for Tucson this morning,
where he will attend the Homecoming
Day exercises at the University Of Ari-
zona. After visiting in Tucson, he will
go on to Los Angeles to make his home
In that city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-29
Tn RiSI,ec

To Bisbec
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Poe spent We'd
nesday evening in Bisbee visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ridley.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-29

Vote for Frank Clark,
Republican candidate for
constable, Douglas precinct.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-29
At the Gads,Ien

The following guests are registered
at the Gadsden: +. B. Scherwelker,
Phoenix; w. q. Reid, El Paso: Ray
BELL Phoenix; G.. II. Ludwig. Tucson;
c. E. welch. Paradise; c. r. Hastings,
Globe; j. T. Sleson Denver; j. G. Coch-
rane, Los Angeles; a. L. Odegard, Chi
cago; ED Ritter, FL Paso; Ed Il. Shaw,
Phoenix: o. G. Week, Denver; c. l.. Ser
mons, 81 Paso; c. w. Whitworth, Tue
son; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Wilson, Elk
hart, Ind; c. NJ. Ogden, Dallas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-29
Opens Used Car Lot

OUeWN USeU CaF LOT
/. The Ford Motor company has opened
a. used car lot on the corner of Elev-
enth street and F avenue.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-29

The International club. Quality and
Service, In Aqua Prieta.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-29
Goes Home

Charles Carter returned to his home
a. S17 Eighteenth street from the Calu-
met hospital Thursday morning. Car
ter underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis ten days ago.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-29
Merry Makers Party

The Merry Makers club Of girl re.
serves had Halloween party at the
"Y" Wednesday night. Miss Mildred
Daily is advisor for the club.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-29
P. +. p. Club supper

The P. f: F. club held club supper
at the Y. w. c. A. Thursday, followed
by an informal Halloween party. The
party lasted from AIS until p. m.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-07
CAPTAIN R. R. GUTHRIE
 ARRIVES FROM VALDEZ

Capt. Ralph R. Guthrie, command ing officer of this division, U. s. A.. in charge of cable activities with headquarters in Seward, arrived yes terday from Valdez on the s. s. Yu- kon. Captain and Mrs. Guthrie came north from Seattle last week on the s. S. Northwestern, Mrs. Guthrie com ing straight thru to Seward while the
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-07
1.-THE PACE THAT THRILLS"
 AT THE LIBERTY TONIGHT

automobile race tracks-the Altoona speedWay-was turned into motion picture location during the filming of the most stirring scenes in First Na- tional's "The Pace That Thrills" in which Ben Lyon and Mary Astor will be co-featured tonight at the Liberty theatre.
 Not only was the track turned over to the company, but a group of the
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-07

Captain left the vessel at Valdez to inspect the former headquarters. Cap tain Guthrie is a nationally known writer, many of his articles appearing in the Popular magazine, Americas s leading fiction publication.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-07

most noted automobile drivers spent an entire day coaching Ben Lyon in the art of automobile racing and in assisting in making the picture suc- cess.
 "The Pace That Thrills" is a pic ture in which Lyon appears as mo- vie hero. The biggest thrill is an automobile race in which Ben proves his nerve by driving madly against professional drivers, ending his race when his car crashes through a sec- tion of the track that has caved in.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-07
NOTHING TO DO BUT WORK

Even tho we are doing the s. s. Yu- kon laundry work today we can still assure Stewards citizens of prompt and efficient service. Seward Steam Laundry.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-07

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Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-07
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
PRESBYTERIAN MEN
WILL MEET IN S. A

DALLAS. Jan. 11-GP)-A cOnvOca-
ton of Presbyterian men is to be held
here February % and 24 for members
of the church in Northern and Cen
trail Texas, and a similar meeting for
South Texas Prcsbyterians is TO be
held in San Antonio February 20
and PC.
Speakers prominent in church work
will be obtained for the Dallas meet
ing, DIR. r.. o. Perrin, pastor OF West
minister church, said. Among them are
Professor $. ]. McCallic, Chattanooga,
who will speak on the Family Al
tar; the Rev. Wade G. Smith. Green's
boro. y. G., lecturer on personal work
among men. and the Rev. J. f. Pur-
cell. executive secretary of the organ
ization. Several Dallas men will take
an active part.
DR.. II. q. Perrin, publicity chair
man, said: The present program is
outgrowth OF work extending over fiji
teen years. The seed has been soWn.
We now want to relate this inspira-
ton to n vision of possible accomplish
mcnts in every day church life
Other chairmen are: Pratt Harris,
general: Boude Storey. finance; Fred
G. Shaw. deputation: II. 5. Lowe. reg
istration: Ray Nesbitt, church ar
ranSemcnts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
MAJOR SCHEDULES
IN SERIOUS TANGLE

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 11.-P)
The two major league committees
working on the 1926 schedule have
reached an impasse, Barney Dreyfuss,
owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates and
chairman of the National League
schedule committee, is quoted as hav-
ing declared on his return to Pitts
burgh from New York during the
weekend.
The committees are just as far from
completion of a playing chart as they
were when the sessions started week
ago. he said. and added that he did
not know how the trouble would be
overcome.
Mr.. Dreyfuss said the difficulty,
which he characterized as the most Sc
rious in the history of schedule-mak-
ing, was the direct result of the action
Of the recent joint meeting which
changed the closing dates of the Ma
tional and American leagues upon the
suggestion of junior circuit interests.
1.-THE National League committee
realized there would be much confu-
sion over the new measure" said the
magnate. Setting n definite closing
date like September 26 was bad bust
ness. 1t means that 154 games must
be played in 143 playing days, and
this does not take into consideration
about three days that would be lost
by Philadelphia and Boston in making
long jumps to st. Louis.
Ban johnson ana William Har-
ridge worked in harmony with Mr..
Heydler and myself throughout the
week, but their committee, like ours,
was unable to make things jibc.
THE committee worked almost con
tinually, with meals served in their
rooms, but it was finally decided TO
call it a failure and the idea was
unanimous.
"Of course, We will have to prepare
our schedules. but just how and when
this will be done is not known by the
two committees"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
SACRED HEART
BEATEN BY
ST. EDS

st. Edwards University Of Austin
managed TO beat out the Sacred Heart
Athletic Clus basket ball team, San
Antonio City Leaguers. at Austin
Sunday. but required extra time TO
do it. The score at the end of regula-
ton time was a 23-all lie. ST. Ed
wards won out. 29-25. in the extra
five-minute period.
The San Antonians led at the half,
1J-S, playing fast basket ball after
getting used 10 the large court.
Malone was almost the whole show
for the winners. getting IL points
aud playing Il mastery guarding game.
Arthur Veltman. guard. led the losers
with ten points. Hewitt made six
and Lee five.
Lineups:
Sacred Heart: Lee. Hewitt, Butler,
forwards: J. Neltman. DeLeOn. cen
tcIs: 4. Veltman, Necker, Burkhold-
er. guards.
ST. Edwards: Chinski. Swanson.
James, Jay. forwards; Sheehan and
Reilly. centers; Malone. Erspamer,
Woebbcr and Durrenberger, guards.
Referee: John Deegan.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
TEAMS ARRIVE
F0 R POLO
TOURNEY

Four army teams rated cOntenders
in the coming midwinter polo touina-
ment have reached San Antonio Tor
the big doings to begin Sunday.
The Fort Clark. Texas squad ar
rived Sunday afternoon; the Camp
Maria. Texas. aggregation. and the
team of Fourth Cavalrymen from dis
tant Fort Meade. South Dakota. roll
cd in Sunday night. and the Fort
Bliss. FL Paso. players joined them
Monday morning. Ten horses belong
ing to the stable of Lafayette Hughes
aud to be used by the Fort Reno.
Okla. team also have arrived.
With half dozen local teams prac-
ticing, conditioning matches will be IN
order now on the local fields virtually
every afternoon during the week.
In practice match Sunday, Eighth
Corps Area Headquarters defeated the
San Antonio Polo Club. minus the
services Of Jack Lapnam. out of The
city. II goals TO s. Major V. V.
Taylor. badly injured in a spill some
months ago. was back with Headquar-
ters and played the entire game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
SAENz TO ANSWER
SREFF|ELD'S NOTE

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 11.-P)-1t
is reported unofficially that Foreig
Minister Saenz will send a note on
Wednesday 10 United States Ambassa-
dor Sheffield in reply to the ambassa-
doris formal protest against the retro
active features OF the new Mexican
anti-alien land law. This law and the
new petroleum act are held to violate
the pledge given the United States
at the time that country accorded rec
ignition TO Mexico.
1t is said here, however, that it is
the purpose of the Mexican govern
ment to maintain its sovereign right
under the Mexican constitution, to en-
act without foreign interference any
legislation it may desire.
Senior Saenz says that there Is no
intention TO injure foreign rights III
the enforcement of new laws. and that
if any American interest or individual
complains of injury the Mexican
courts and the Mexican government
will adjust them properly.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
PRINCETON CHAMPS
BEATEN EARLY IN
BASKET BALL RACE

NEW YORK. Jan. 11.--LP)--
Princeton. champion OF the Eastern
Intercollegiate Basketball League in
1925, already has tasted defeat in the
rev season. Columbia having downed
the tigers at Princeton on Saturday.
Last year Princeton won nine
straight victories. the only beating
charged against the team coming at
the hands of Pennsylvania in the
final game of the schedule.
On Saturday. Laub. Columbia for
ward. was at his best and Gagged 81
points to take the individual scoring
lead in the only contest he has played.
Lacey of Yale. having appeared in
two games. stands in second place
with IA points and Loeb of Princeton
has u.
Columbia. Pennsylvania and Dart
mouth have won game each. Prince
ton has lost one. Yale two. Cornell
has not played its first game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
CONFERENCE CAGERS
| SWING INTO ACTION

DALLAS, Tex. Jan. 11.-(P)-.Ev-
Ery Southwest Conference basketball
quintet except Centenary College, new
" admitted. will go into action this
week against conference rival, assur-
Ing dopesters plenty Of material by
he end Of the week.
Texas University meets Texas
christian University at Austin Tuea-
Hay and Rice Institute Saturday at
Houston; Southern Methodist Univer-
Hity plays the Arkansas Hogs at Fay
tttcvillc Friday and Saturday and the
Baylor Bears will play the Texas
kggies Saturday Mt College Station.
DR.. ID. A. Penick, president Of the
Southwest Conference, said at Aus
|in last night that Centenary College,
BIZ Shreveport, is only probation
member and games with Centenary
H. not count in the basketball per-
Fentages. In recent conference meet.
Ing at Dallas the conference was very
|pecfic on this subject. Penick said.
The Texas Aggics won both their
Eamcs from Centenary at Shreveport
last week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
ORCHESTRAS OF j. S.
RIVAL EUROPE'S BEST

BERLIN. Jan. 11.-CP)-American
symphony orchestraS rival the best
OF the Old World, such as the phil
harmonic orchestres of Berlin and
Vienna, the Scala of Milan and
Gewandhaus of Leipsic. in the opinion
Of Wilhelm Furtwaengler. director of
the last named organization. He will
leave soon for the United States to
begin his second season as guest con-
ductor Of the New York Symphony
Orchestra, taking up the baton after
Arturo Toscanini. the famous italian
conductor relinquishcs it.
America is in a position to- as
semble the best orchestral talent that
money eau obtain" he said. I'm the
orchcstras that l have heard or di-
rected each man is soloist of the
first quality, whether he plays a
string, reed or brass instrument
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
four TEAMS RATE " .
BEST IN BIG TEN

CHICAGO, Jan. IL. - Up - The
process Of separating the wheat from
the chaff in the Western Conference
basketball race, begun by nine Big
Ten" teams, has indicated that the
first stages of the fight Cor the crown
will be among four teams.
Ohio State. 1925 titlist, may have
strenuous time keeping its prize safe
from the grabbing hands Of Wisconsin,
Indiana. Michigan and Iowa.
Wisconsin made the most preten-
tious showing in the opening games
by downing Minnesota. so TO 81. last
Tuesday. The Gophers later fell again
before Indiana, 80 to 2S.
Michigan worked its five-man de
Tense 10 perfection when Northwest
crn threatened TO grab the winning
margin of the Wolverines. 81 to 20
victory. Iowa staged last period
rally TO down Chicago, last years tail
cndcr. Is to 10.
Ohio State got off to n good start
with n 2S-to-2J win over Purdue, Il
formidable quintet.
Tonight. Illinois gets into the run
ling against Minnesota.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
RATTLERS' NEXT
CANES WITH
BOBCATS

The Southwest Texas State Teach
ers' College Bobcats, Of San Marcos,
provide the next basket ball oppos:.
ton for the st. Mary's College Rat
tiers.
Arrangements have been made for
the Rattlers to play in the big normal
gymnasium Wednesday night. with
the Bobcats appearing here in the re-
turn game at > 80 o'clock Friday aft
emoon on the Young Mems Christian
Association court.
The Rattlers are in good shape aft
or their opening victory over the
State School for the Deaf here Satur-
day night, the only "castualty" being
Dick Harm. forward, who has n slight
ly sprained ankle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
.FRENCHY'S CATS WIN
JUNIOR GRID FINAL

Frenchy's Black Cats cinched their
claim TO the junior football champion
ship Of San Antonio by trouncing
Jodie McCarley's Lions Field All
Stars. n TO o, after a tough struggle
Sunday afternoon. A crowd estimat-
ed at 400 attended.
So hard did the bantamweight
elevens fight that slight injuries were
frequent.
Frenchy's Cats used their superior
weight TO telling advantage. Time
and again they marched down the
field, using only straight line bucks
and an occasional end run. They
scored their first touchdown in the
opening quarter, and one in each OF
the last two periods.
The Lions Field team threatened to
score twice, and was halted on the
10-yard line in both instances.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
BRECKENRIDGE HIGH
RUSHING NEW COURT

Work Of construction on Brackcn-
ridge Highs new enclosed basketball
court is being rushed in expectation
of game here next week.
Although the date has not been
definitely set. Coach Bobby Cannon
intends TO take his crack Eagle quin-
tet to San Marcos for a game with
the Lobos either Friday or Saturday.
Austin High School will come here
for game one day next week.
Coach Cannon intends to stage all
Of his local games on the new out
door court. They will be played in
the late afternoon, in order that
they may be witnessed by the students
of the school. IL is probable that
lights will be installed ut the court
in the event that night play becomes
necessary.
The Breckenridge coach has been
notified that the district championship
must be decided by February 20, and
that the state tournament will be held
in Austin about March 4 or >.
The Lobos lost their first game Of
the basket ball season to the Austin
High team Saturday night in the San
Marcos gym, % to -.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
PHONES PLANNED
FOR ISLAND DRIVE

BROWNSVILLE, Jan. 11.-[P)-
The surf-sidc drive which is to run
135 miles along Padre Island, connect
ing Brownsville and Corpus Christi,
is to have telephone station every
five miles for convenience of tourists
who might have automobile trouble.
Poles for the line have arrived here
and at Corpus Christi and arc beng
distributed along the route the drive
will follow.
The drive will be the longest island
drive in the world. it is said, and will
shorten distance between Brownsville
and Corpus Christi and other points
more than 80 miles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
TAKES over
GASSERS'
FARM
San Antonio Favorite to
Try Out Young Local
Players.

George l.. (Tcx) Wisterzil. of San
| Antonio. who started his baseball Gu
recr with the San Antonio high school
team and has been one Of the leading
baseball citizens of the town ever
since, though he has played with
teams in the four corners of the ma
tion, will essay a managers role this
summer.
TEX" conferred with o. l.. Bicden-
harm, president, and Bob Tarlfon, bust
ness manager, Of the Shreveport club
of the Texas League, on their way
westward TO attend the national minor
league meeting, and Monday con-
firmed the report that he had been
made manager of the Tcxarkana club
/ OF the East Texas League, owned and
operated by the Shreveport manage
ment.
Tex, who played with Shreveport
| last year, will report to the Shreve-
port training camp the first week in
March to help whip the GasSers into
shape and then will go to Texarkana
TO get the ball rolling there.
The appointment of Wisterzil TO a
managers position probably will be
! the making of some San Antonio
youngsters anxious to break into pro
Iball. Wisterzil said Monday that he
would try out a few likely San An
tonic boys he had in mind and. if they
|progfessed as he hoped and expected,
he would graduate them into the Tex
rs League through the Shreveport
club.
The Shreveport club itself has not
closed arrangements for a new mana
ger TO succeed sgd Smith.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
KID LENCHO SCORES
KNOCKOUT IN SECOND

Kid Lencho. the new bantam scnsa-
lion who battles Kid Pancho at Mar
kct Hall January 10. added Kid Tor
reon TO his list Of knockout victims
Sunday. Torreon was counted out in
the second round. The bout took
place at Nuevo Laredo. Mexico. aud
the report was received from Doc
Keller, Lencho's enthusiastic manager,
Monday morning.
Lencho will get another bout in
Nuevo Laredo after his Pancho min
gle here. He is booked with Battling
Moon January "a.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
GRANGE AT BEST
IN NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. H.
Red" Grange galloped miscellaneous
yards to thrill some GOO0 fans here
Sunday and the Chicago Bears bat
tered down the resistance of the local
all-star eleven to win, 40 in New
Orleans first professional football
game.
Playing some 80 minutes. the long
esq time since he turned pro" the
"Galloping Ghost" climaxed a bril-
liant performance by streaking IL
yards through the whole all-star team
in the last quarter. after catching a
punt ON his own 42-yard line. Down
1.-THE field ~" tore. lodging, twisting,
sidestepping tackIer after tackler as
the white marks passed swiftly be-
meath his flying feet. On the 4-yarI
line the Flaming Flyer" was brought
down. The play was called back. how
ever and the Bears pcnalized, but the
fans had seen what they paid for.
Grange scored one touchdown from
The 3-yard line in the last period and
carried the ball for n net gain of "A
yards. His longest dash from scrim-
Image was n 2O-yard sprint off tackle.
The local all-stars, composed of for
MGR Southern stars. played Il good
game throughout. Outweighed BY the
giant Bears by about 20 pounds to
the man. it was impossible for the liuc
10 stand the constant pounding that
the Chicago eleven inflicted.
Brother" Brown. former Tulane
star halfback. created a furore in the
first period when he skirted right
cnd for 80 yards, behind perfect inter
ference.
The Bears made nine first downs
against five for the New Orleans
icam.
The Bears leave Monday for Los
Angeles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
TRADE INCREASE
REWARD OFFERED

MANILA, Jan. 11-P)-To encour-
nge Filipinos to engage in the retail
business in Manila. the Philippine
chamber Of commerce has authorized
payment of reward OF $3.50 TO any
Filipino retail merchant who may
double an original capital of $4,000
within period Of five years.
According TO the plan, preference
will be given those Filipinos who can
thrive in the face Of competition OF
foreign retail dealers in the districts
where the city's retail business is vir
tually all in the hands of the Chinese
and japanese.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
BANK USES AUTOS
TO HELP FARMERS

RISIN GSCN, Ind, Jan. LIP
When the farmers of southeastern In
diana find themselves unable TO keep
bankers hours. the Rising Sun State
Bank takes its facilities to the farmers.
transacting small loans and cashing
The bank repres natives also re
ceive deposits from cream stations
along the way and sell fire and tornado
tomobiles. accepting bank deposits,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
OREGON WELCOMES
M'EWAN VIOLENTLY

EUGENE, Ore, Jan. 11.-CP)-
Captain John J. McEwan, new foot
ball coach of the University of Ore.
gon. former coach of the Army team
at West Point, arrived here today anc
was greeted noisily at the train b,
practically the entire student body 81
the university and by hundreds Of
townspeople.
I'm tickled 10 death to be here,
he said as he stepped from the train. >
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
ZBYSZKO'S MOTHER DIES.

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-P)--
Stanislaus Zbyszko Cyganewicz, we'll
known wrestler who returned to New
York Saturday after visiting his moth
er in Krakow, Poland, was informed
by cable today that she had died while
he was crossing the Atlantic.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
BOYS PARK TENNIS
BEGINS NEXT MONDAY

The city park tennis tournament
for boys will begin next Monday.
Fairgrounds Supervisor r. c. Oliver
has announced definitely.
Entries can be made TO Mr.. Oliver.
ut Lions Field. but rules provide that
contendcrS will play at the park courts
nearest their homes. the winner at
each mark to represent his neighbor-
hood in the city finals.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
OPEN NEW SPEEDWAY

HOUSTON, Jan. 11.-Although it
has not yet been built, the Galveston
Houston Automobile Speedway at
Webster. near Houston, will be open
ed San Jacinto Day, April 81, accord
ing TO Manager George A. Long, in o
statement here today.