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Evening star., 1926-10-08
MARIE WILL SEE
ERRANT SON, CAROL
0eposed Heir to Throne Will
Visit Mother Before She
Sails for United States.
BY the Associated Press.


PARIS. October S,-Queen Marie
of Rumania will see her son, Carol.
the deposed Crown Prince, some time
before her departure for the United
States on the Leviathan next Tues
day, her aide de-camp admitted to-
day.
Prince Nicholas. Carols younger
brother, who will accompany his
mother to America, has gone TO
London to see tailors and do some
other shopping. He will return to-
morrow.
The Grand Duchess Cyril of Rus
STA. Maries sister. is returning at
the same time from Brittany to see
the Queen before her denarture.
The Queen is still assidiously an
gagged in her preparations to depart
for the United States. Owing 10 the
activities of the photographers and
moving picture men. she has been
forced to curtail her shopping eXpedi-
ton and 10 spend much time at the
hotel trying on gowns sent there. and
receiving friends.
80 GOWNS IN Trunks.
Evening star., 1926-10-08
TINNEY PASSES CRISIS.

DETROIT. October 8 RD.-F'rank
'Tinney. stage comedian. seriously i'll
here, has passed the crisis, and indi-
cations are that he will recover. Dr.
LEO Dereksa announced last night.
'Tinney showed marked improvement
and was conscious for the first time
jim four days.
Joseph Tinney of Philadelphia, a
brother, arrived and talked with the
comedian during the day.
Evening star., 1926-10-08
Canada Has 484 Golf Courses.

In proportion to population. Canada
has more golf courses than the
United States There are 464 courses
listed in the Dominion the Province
of Ontario leading with 100. while
Quebec has 20. Alberta, co. Sas.
katchewan. So; Manitoba. 81: British
Columbia. 80; Nova Scotia. IL New
Brunswick. II. and Prince Edward
Island, three.
Evening star., 1926-10-08
SLIDE DAMAGES CANAL.

PANAMA, October N).-A new
slide in the vicinity Of the Culebra
cut yesterday dumped about zoe. 900 GU
bic yards of earth into the Panama
Canal The eastern side of the Canal is
blocked. hut the passage of vessels is
unimpeded. Dredges have begun to
remove the earth.
Evening star., 1926-10-08

distributed in equal shares among
the Emergency Hospital and ST
Thomas Episcopal Church of Wash
ington and the st. Johns Guild of
New York. The widow and the
Washington Loan and Trust Co. are
also named as executors
Evening star., 1926-10-08
Heritage IF Wine
Too Much Trouble;
Destruction Asked

FRESNO. Calf. October S.--De
caring All estate consisting solely
OF $3.50 gallons Of wine is source
of expense, trouble and danger to
the custodian as well as to- the
minor heirs. katherine Gould. the
eXecutrix has filed a petition in
Superior Court here asking author
itv TO destroy the liquor.
Belief that wine sales will never
be legaliZed caused her to file the
petition, she said
Evening star., 1926-10-08

coming in for what was intended as
sacrificial tap by Lazzeri and the
latter beat it out as Gehrig galloped
to third. from where he knotted the
count when Paschal, batting for Du-
gan. looped a Texas Lacquer single to
center.
OFarrell helped the Cardinal cause
at this point by grabbing SEVERED s
hunt and forcing Lazzeri with a per-
feet line peg To He'll and Thevenow
also starred when he knocked down
Pennncks rap back OF second and
tossed To HornSby for Il forte-uut.
Hut that II was ordained that
Sherdel shouldn't prevail seemed aI,.
parent in the tenth when, after koe-
mig led With Il single. the diminutive
fork ha nder had the misfortune to I'M
cork wild pitch after getting a count
of one bali and two strikes on Ruth.
who twice had fouled Intellectual ef-
forts 10 sacrifice.
Exercising good care 10 give the
Eamhino nothing good to whale at,
Sherdel franked Shim. The pair ad.
vanced on Meusel's sacrifice. where.
upon it became polite proposeGlv to
pass Gehrig and load the bases for
possible double play. But Lazzeri
spoiled this strategy by clouting the
first ball pitched 70 Hafey in deep
left. and Koenig raced in after the
catch with the deciding marker
II mattered not that SEVERED was
forced TO pop weakly after the bases
again were filed. when Mike Gazella
was hit by pitched hall. FOR the
{ Cardinals continued helulaSS against
the cool anu calculating pennock
after the seventh round. Thevenow
did arouse some hope when he singled
with one gone In the tenth. but it
proved futile gesture.
Evening star., 1926-10-08

t1rassland stable. W. A. Read and Mrs.
F. Ambrose Clark entry
tGreentree Stable entry.
sJoseph E. Widener entry.
80 pounds claimed for rider.
Evening star., 1926-10-08
Cards Pass Pittsburgh.

PITTSRt-RGH. October 4 CP.-The
st. Louis Cardinals. en- route TO New
York on a special Pennsylvania train.
arrived in Pittsburgh at 7:1o am. to-
days and departed l. minutes later.
The special is due in the Metropolis
at SIS pm.
Evening star., 1926-10-08
LAUREL ENTRIES

FOR SATURDAY.
FIRST RACE-Chevy Chase Steeplech ase
Handicap s.. 900 added: 3-year-olds and up
Evening star., 1926-10-08
CARDS LAST HOPE
PINNED ON ALEXANDER
AS YANKS TAKE LEAD

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Nogales international., 1926-10-17
PEN Pointers


People who rush through thei'
work get there in time to find ou'
.heyfvA got to do it over again.
Some folks Know they're right,
and then go ahead-and find out,
they're wrong.
It's a wise mind that always
minds it's own business.
When trouble is mostly a stretch
of imagination, look out it doesn't
snap back on you.
The faster you drive in an auto
the shorter time it takes you to
reach jail.
There Is the place where most
people wish they were, instead OF
here.
Most wives could tell their hus.
bands where they're going to say
they have been, and it's not because
they know where they were.
Nogales international., 1926-10-17

J. C. Henigan, an engineer
employed by. the Southern Ari-
zona Power Company, who was
injured in an explosion on Oc-
tober 4, was removed to his home
Wednesday from st. Joseph's
Hospital.
Nogales international., 1926-10-17
STOLE FROM CLOTHES LINE

Francisco Rivera was a appre-
hended Monday night by Police
man Soto and Cumming. The OF
ficers were called to a house on
Elm street where they found
Rivera had a number of pieces OF
bedding which had been stolen
from the clothes line. He was
arraigned before Police Judge
Bird, Wednesday.
Nogales international., 1926-10-17
GOV. BEY HERE

Alejo Bey, governor of Sonora; ;
Arturo Cubillas, state treasurer
Of Sonora; Ignacio Gaziola, Obre-
CONS business partner; and An
tonic Villasenor, manager of the
Sonora Bank at Hermosillo, ar
rived Monday by automobile from
Hermosillo.
Nogales international., 1926-10-17

Ed Soto, A. de la Tore, and R.
Rivas spent Sunday at Douglas.
r. c.. Bean, manager of the In
ternational Commission Company,
returned Sunday from business
trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. A. M. Benjamin was a
shopper in the city Thursday from
Sonoita.
R. E. Wright, manager of the
Nogales, Sonora, office Of the
Standard Oil Company, left Sun
DAY on a business trip to San
Franc isco.
.Doroteo Pichell has left for
New York City. :.
W. P. Briggs, general agent Of
the United State Sugar Company.
arrived here from Los Mochis.
J. H. Harrison, cotton grower,
was visitor here Tuesday from
Pitiquito.
Guy Griffin of Tucson, owner
of the Bowman hotel of Nogales
and the Roskrudge and Tucsonia
hotels of Tucson, was business
visitor here Tuesday.
O. A. Smith, president of the
kiwan's Club, and Secretary J.
E. Bristol of the Chamber of
Commerce, left Thursday for
Phoenix to attend the annual
Greater Arizona" banquet held
under auspices of the Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce. Mr..
Smith represented Nogales at the
banquet. They remained over for
the Main Line celebration at
Phoenix, Friday.
Lets us show you the new
Virginian Mechanically Smoked
Broken In Pipes. Evans Cigar
Stand. ~ (10-17-4t)
Mrs. West, wife, of The D1. Osie
West, physician for tne Kansas
City, Mexico, and Orient Railroad
is registered. at the Evans Hotel
pending completion of ..rerairs to
the Southern Pacific de Mexico
railroad so she may. visit he1 hus-
band who is in Navajos. -.
L. G. Huff, general freight and
passenger agent of the S. P. de
M, and J. ]. Egan, general man
ager of We Wells Fargo Express
Company arrived last week from
Guaymas, after strenuous au-
tomobile trip between Hermo-
sillo and Nogales. a
Regular train service over the
Southern Pacific de. Mexico was
resumed Thursday as far as
Querobabi. These trains leave
Nogales, Sonora, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 700 A. M. arriving
in Querobabi at 100 P. NE. Leave
Querobabi the next morning and
arrive in Nogales at noon. Re-
construction of the line between
Querobabi and Pesqueira is be-
ing rushed t othe greatest extent,
and it is hoped by local railroad
officials that the line viii be open
within three weeks.
Nogales international., 1926-10-17

SOLDIER KILLS SELF

Using. an automatic, 20 year
old member of the 64th Mexican
Infantry, stationed in Nogales,
Sonora, shot himself to death
about 6 o'clock last evening at
the Hotel Nacional on Campillo
street in Nogales, Sonora. The
bullet entered his heart. 1t is not
known what caused him to COM
nit suicide.
Nogales international., 1926-10-17
LITTLE GIRL. DEAD

Pearl Ellis, seven year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ellis,
Of Vaughn, died Monday morn
ing at ST. Joseph's Hospital. She
vas brought in from her home
two weeks ago to be operated on
for appendices.
Nogales international., 1926-10-17
DEVELOPMENT WORK
AT MORNING GLORY

Ben Jones, who made the ore
strike at the Morning Glory Mine
several weeks ago, is doing ex-
tensive development work at the
nine. He is running a 20 loot
incline shaft and the value of the
ore is increas 'ng as the work pro-
crosses.
Nogales international., 1926-10-17
PLUMBER DEAD

Pedro M. Villa, age Sc, plumb
er, died at 2 o'clock Saturday
morning in Nogales, Sonora. The
Parker Grimshaw Undertaking
Company has charge of funeral
arrangements.
Nogales international., 1926-10-17
4;ocaa4eWs

j. C. Goodin of Philadelphia,
representative of the Northwest
ern Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany is spending a few Gays N
Nogales.
General Amaro, minister of
military affairs, left Mexico City
Monday and will arrive in No
gales with the next few days ac-
cording to telegraphic communlca-
tions received here Tuesday.
Walter H. Rice, connected
with the Parker-Grimshaw I'm
dertaking Company, was v1sl-
tor here Saturday from Tucson.
Charles E. Brumbaugh of Los
Angeles, mining man; arrived
here Saturday enroute to various
parts Of the west coast OF Mex
leo on business trip.
Roberto Breton, Mexican Gus
toms broker for the Nacozarl
Railroad at Aqua Prieta, trans
acted business in Nogales, Satur-
day.
Tube Radios, $500, Coast
to Coast receptions. See them
quick. F. A. French, Herald
Building. (l0-lO-zt)
D. E. Mcpherson of the Live
Oak Mine in the Pima Blanco dis
trict transacted business In No
gales, Tuesday.
Reverend E. G. Decherd. pre-
siding elder of the Stafford dis
trict of the M. E. church, South,
was in Nogales to hold the last
quarterly conference for the pre-
sent year.
E. D. Miller, editor of the Bor-
DER Vidette, and Robert Inger-
soil, left Saturday afternoon to
spend Sunday at Tempe.
Mrs. O. Orthell and daughter,
and Mrs. Yost, DR.. and Mrs.
Brooks and daughter, and Mrs.
|Worthen and Mrs. Hicks, were
among Prescott people here for
the Psychologists high school
football game Saturday after
noon.
Former Governor Francisco
Elias, of Sonora, and Former
Mayor A. c. Villasenor of No
gales, Sonora, left last week on
week business trip to Mexico
City:
Howard Crull Champe, Con-
gregat'onalist missionary working
among the congregations Of the
churches. from Hermosillo south
to Guadalajara, Mexico, passed
through Noga1es last week to
join Mrs. Champe at Hartford,
Connecticut, for a two months
vacation. He and Mrs. Champe
have been laboring in that field
for five years and have organ
lied churches with. pastors in II
cities and towns and have four
schools in operation.
Now receiving fresh supplies
Page & Shaw celebrated choco-
lates. Evans Cigar Stand.
(1O-N-4t)
Reverend F. C. Taylor of AS
toria, Oregon, has accepted the
pastorate of the St. Andrews
Episcopal church in Nogales and
is expected to arrive here in a
few days with Mrs. Taylor and
their two children.
J. c. Henigan, an engineer
employed by. the Southern Ari-
zona Power Company, who was
injured in an explosion on Oc-
tober 4, was removed to his home
Wednesday from St. Joseph's
Hospital.
Nogales international., 1926-10-17
CATTLE SHIPPED

Five carloads of cattle were
loaded at Sonoita, Monday, for
shipment to the Los Al geles
market.
Nogales international., 1926-10-17

The 25th Infantry Band held
a picnic Friday afternoon at the
Nogales Brewery in Nogales, So
nora.
Nogales international., 1926-10-17

OUR JOB WORK PLEASES
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13
THE DOG IN HIS PLACE
By w. A. Street.

"Eyerything in it's place" is very
pertinent expression and may be APP
piled to dogs as well as any other
object. The dog seems to be the most
difficult to keep in his place and al
so seems to be the most Obstructive,
when out Of place. He will destroy
other animals with the most vented
cruelty. He will get among your
sheep and kill as many ais dozen.
If he would kill only one and "eat
his fill" it would not be so bad but
will not do this. His depredations
are not confined to sheep alone. lie
will destroy an entire brood Of little
chicks. People living in towns know
something about destroying their
gardens, and many Of them have
realized that vegetables are not fit
for use where dogs can get to them.
If owners would keep their dogs M
der proper control, all Of this can be
avoided.
You may ask care you opposed to
dogs 2" / answer NO. | am a friend
Of the dog. | am opposed to his
depredations. am opposed to the
License feature of the present law.
l favored, assessing the dog just as
you do your horse on any other per
sonal property. Two reasons why
voted for f. B. No. 1919, was, that it
provided for assessing the dog and
the other was that it does not permit
any one to put out poison. My third
reason was to encourage the sheep
industry in our state Should be
returned to the license or at least
reduce it one half
Dogs are becoming a menace to
human lives at this time. In some
parts of our state, rabies are almost
epidemic. Rabies is a canine disease
1t, makes it's appearance among the
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13

dogs.
Let US play fair with Carlo, Give
him proper care and attention. When
treated right, he is a faithful friend.
Dogs have in many instances saved
human lives. Keep Carlo, in his place
and much of the enmity against him
will disappear,
The Law that we have is Sen
ate substitute for the House Bill. II
passed the Senate, "a, for 8, against.
1t passed the House, 81, for and II
against The sheep people got busy
and wrote letters to the members,
but so far as | am informed, the Dos
people did not say word, The Bill
had 40, majority before my name was
called. Names are called alphabetical
ly you can not vote until called
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13
News review or
CURRENT Events
British Nation Contending
With Paralyz.ng General
Strike of Unions.
By EDWARD w. PIckARp

~ REAT BRITAIN entered ON one
" of the most critical periods of
her recent history last week Because
the mine owners and miners could
reach no settlement Of their disputes
and the government would not longer
continue the mine subsidy. the miners
of the nation had struck. This was
bad enough. but the general trades
union congress promptly ordered that
the miners be supported by general
strike Of about 5.G00,O00 union work
ers to begin at midnight Monday
Prime Minister Baldwin. declaring
the constitutional rights had been
challenged, asserted negotiations could
not proceed until the general strike
order had been withdrawn The king
issued a proclamation Of state ener-
gency under which Baldwin WAS em-
powered to rule by DEGREES and which
made Sir William AIitcheli-Thomson
postmaster general the economic die
tator Of the country. Tho INV does
not permit the prinle minister 10 or
der compulsory military service or in
dustrial censcription. but every other
step to meet the situation was taken
by the government and volunteer
workers by thousands came to the
front
At the appointed time the general
strike went into effect, the first work
ers called out being those in transport,
including railways ships and docks;
printing, including the press; metal
and heavy chemical groups building
trades except those at work on hos
pitfalls and housing; electricity and
gas. including power lines OF these
only the chemical workers. did not
obey the call, Sanitary and health
services We're not interrupted All
over the United Kingdom business
was parayzed, and in various parts
of London and other cities and towns
there was bloody rioting Naturally
the situation WAS most serious in Lon
den and tile governments efforts to
meet it wege concentrated there.
though troops and w.tr hips were
moved TO strategic points elsewhere.
Organized labor in America. France.
Belgium and other countries .shaTpd
sympathy for the miners strike hut
rather RETAINED frol approval Of IN
general strike. Soviet BusSia. how
ever. did NOT hesitate to show It's d.
light at the plight Of Great nrtain
and il was reported that the Moscow
government had forbidden the exporr
of foodStuifs to England Tie French
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13

DEAGE negotiations between the
RiiiianS and the French and Span
ish at 0udia Moro@eo. broke down
completely when the tribesnen de-
manded that the allies release lifty
prisoners in EXCHANGE fer as mauy
which they We're willing TO set free,
as a preliminary 10 farther discussion.
The French offensive against Ab1-el-
krim had been prepared and began
promptly, the attacking columns stril,-
iig north toward thr Mrd.tegrune;tn
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13
DRoBABLY very few people ii Ii

- R0BABIY very few people III this
country knew there was another
revolution in proEee Ia Nicaragua.
Well. there Is, and il has gone SO far
that the Nicaraguan government las
declared state Of war This seems
an unwise step for II virtually recog
nzes the rebels as bellieerents and
gives them the privilege of obtaining
arms and munitions from neutral
countries. The movement is led by
Luis Betram Sandoval and Elizeo
Duarte They have captured Blue.
fields and other towns ANA al last ac-
counts were in control OF the Rio
Grande valley. which Is the great
banana belt. They stole 100000 in
unissued currency from the safe Of
the BluefeldS branch Of The National
bank Of Nicaragua, which is char
tered under the laws Of Connecticut
and Of which Robert +. Lorce of New
York is president. The American
cruiser Cleveland has been Gent To
Bluctieds.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13
NOTICE OF SPECIAL COMMITS
SIONER'S SALE OF VALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned special commissioners,
under and by virtue Of decree en-
tered in the circuit court of Bar
bour county, West Virginia, at the
April term, 1926 in the chancery cause
Of Waller VS.. Mountain State Invest
ment Company, will on Saturday the
9th day Of June 1926, between the
hours Of 9 O'Clock A. NJ and 4 o'clock
P. NJ. Of that day offer for sale, at
the front door Of the courthouse Of
Barbour county, West Virginia, the
following described tract or parcel
of real estate ,to-wit:
All Of that certain tract of land
containing 70 acres more or less, adj
joining the Midway Addition to the
City Of Belington, in Barbour county,
West Virginia and being the same 20
acre tract Of land heretofore convey
ed to J. A. Viquesney and wife to the
Mountain State Investment Company
and described in the second descrip-
tive paragraph Of the report of the
Commissioner in Chancery in said
above styled chancery cause.
TERMS OF SALE: Either cash in
hand or at the option Of the purchas-
e. one third cash in hand, and the
residue in two equal payments, due
in six and twelve months from date
Of sale, with interest, the purchaser
to give intrest bearing notes with
good security and legal titia 10 be
retained until purchase money is
paid,
q MEppIfr
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13

WIZARD #. VAN ORMtN with the
w Goodyear " won the national
elimination balloon race that started
nj Little Rock. Ark and will again
represent the United States IN the in
lernational contest for the Bennett
cup. Van Orman landed near Peters
This beat last wears international
mark by eight miles
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13

conference ~ b 8nzerS, said he drought
he francs fu w due to tie sale
Of francs by he F.itish goyof ment
10 bolster up tie posnd steriias. The
French p.oduce markets also were
glufted because Of he Grin ny Of
shipping lines to EagIand Ii Paris
the debt settlement with the United
States was considered to be contrib
utorv TO the crash of the franc, for
the opposition groups in the parlia-
ment were preparing for an attack on
the BRAND cabinet on the score of the
arrangement signed in Washington by
Ambassador Berenger.
In the United States senate, also,
the settlement will be assailed by the
group headed by Borah, Reed Of Mis-
souri, and Fat Harrison Of Mississippi.
Harrison has asked public hearing
at which the terms agreed upon can
be attacked and defended This group
probably cannot prevent ratification
by the senate, but il could delay this
contamination inJuriausly.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13

DEPR SENTATIVE EDITH
N NoURSE ROGERS Of Massaehu-
sets made her maiden speech in the
house, pleading for passage Of the
johnson bill to include Us eligible for
disqualification those World war vet
Grams whose service records do not
clearly indicate their disabilities are
the direct result of their service in
the army or navy. Airs. Rogers was
warmly appauded hut the hin was
sheh ed when it was shown that esti-
varied from $500G0o to many mil
lions a year.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13

THERE was rejoicing in army or
4 cles when the house passed the
five-year program bill for the army air
service The expenditure Of $1,000
coo for new airplanes two 6,W0,W1
cubic foot capacity drigibIes. and a
nunher OF training balloons, is expect
ed to make available lbs airplaneS
for active lying units o. The regular
army and 37l for ALLEGATION 10 VA.
tional Guard and organized reserve
living units. by providing for The
training of enlisted men as pilots. the
creation Of temporary ranks in the
corps. and correction of existing In
tniceS n flying pay the bill Is count
ca upon to relieve conditions which
have caused complaint in the present
air service.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13

From all accounts, the boil weeyil
is fully prepared 70 spend the summer
In the cotton belt.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13

The most expensive way TO buy
chicken is to run over it while the
farmer is looking.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13

An optimist is city gardener who
thinks lie can harvest q crop Of water
melons without a fence.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13

Women in Berlin are said to be wear
ing snake skin stockings. Garter
snakes, 1t Is presumed
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13

In writing love letters it is difficult
but advisable to Keep in mind how
they will strike the jury.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-13

There IS considerable difference, Of
course, between going IN swimming and
being in the swim.