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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
OFFICIAL REPORT
SHOWS RANGE GOOD
In THIS SECTION

Cattle, range and water supply con"
Gitions in the vicinity of Douglas stin
continue very good, according to :.
report from Robert @. Grant, Of the
u. S. weather service, at Phoenix The
report states that similar conditions
exist in the Prescott, Grand canyon,
White rrver and Thatcher districts. &
Both day and night temperatures
have been somewhat lower in all parts
Of the district but not low enough to
cause suffering to livestock Although
ranges have deteriorated in some secs
tons and the water supply has dimin-
ished cattle are maintaining a good
condition generally and are going to
market in satisfactory shape.
Zero temperature on the north rim
OF the Grand canyon was the lowest
reported during the week, but snow
has disappeared except in a rev pro-
tected spots Continued dry weather
favored the curing of winter feed
Range conditions are reported as only
fair in the Seligman. Holbrook, Pine
Gale and Nogales section and poor m
the Williams section. Water continues
20 diminish in the Holbrook and Selig-
man sections.
a. number of light frosts have oc-
CURED in the lower valleys, but have
not been of sufficient severity to stop
the development Of cotton. Except to
halt somewhat the output of green
reas the effect OF frost upon growing
truck has been negligible. Lettuce has
been greatly improved by the cooler
weather. Much cotton remains in the
fields In the Yuma section but picks
ing goes on steadily, the weather nav-
ing been ideal for it. Naval oranges
are up to sugar test in that section
but few have been picked thus far.
Coloring of oranges is increasing rap
idly. The area affected by frost has
been small
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
GRAND
LODGE MASTER
HE r E TONIGHT

Dr. Nelson c.. Bledsoe of Bisbee,
most worshipful grand master of the
Masonic grand lodge Of Arizona, Wiz
make an official visit to Douglas this
evening, during which time he Will
lie entertained by the local Masons
with Il banquet IN the Masonic hal;
at 931 G. avenue. The grand master
will be accompanied by Harry Drach-
man of Tucson, past worshipful grand
master. Many Masons from Bisbee,
Tucson and other cities Of this\ Sec
tion will be here for the banquet.
The third degree work of the lodge
Will he put on during the visit of
the grand master. The lodge win
convene at 1880 and the degree work
will be followed by the banque,.-
NJ. e. Irwin, worshipful master or
the local lodge, 'w.ll preside.
DIR. Bledsoe recently returned to
Bisbee after completing his official
inspection of lodges in the northern
part of the state. He also attended
a joint meeting Of the NogaIes, Ari-
zona, and Nogales, Sonora, lodges,
held at Nogales.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
EASTERN CAPITALISTS
BUY ADDITIONAL. GOLD
CLAIMS AT LORDSBURG

4 group of New York capitalists
headed by DR. W. f. Garner, Jr.,
'have taken over group Of famous
placer gold claims in COL, gulch, near
LordsburG, n. M. and are Installing
heavy machinery with which to work
the properties The claims were for
merly owned by Otto Forster william
Maynard and Adolph Schultz.
This syndicate of mine operators
now has more than thousand acres
OF gold bearing placer land, covering
the best deposits of Gold, Nugget ana
Bonanza gulches. Recently the claims
We're surveyed and a water right Sc
cured by Albert A. Leach, a licensed
state engineer, and plans We're ap-
proved for a number of dams to i'm
rcund the wateT, for hydraulic mining.
The first concrete dam has been COM
rieted and operations VIII be under
way by the first of the year.
Gold has been won from the Cola
gulch deposits for many years and a;
che time there were a number of men
working the sands OF Thompson can
2on and Gold gulch, near the junction
OF these two main draiEages. Since
the ranges have been so heavily over
stocked with cattle, overgraz!ng has
SO quickened the natural processes OF
erosion that the gulch has been in
undated with the wash from the hill
sides to such an extent that placer
operations by the old crude hano
methods are no longer possible and
only operations OH large scale would
be able to takea care of this greas
overburden of loose sand and reacn
the richer gravels near BEDROCK.
Preliminary test cleanups yieldeo
considerable coarse yellow gold of hign
fineness.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
RETIRING GOVERNOR SAYS
PROHIBITION is FAILING

SALEM, Ore, Nov. &c tP.-Governor
Walter NJ. Pierce, who will retire from
office on January ., after four years
as chief executive of oregon, de,
clared in an interview yesterday tr
the Capital Journal that Prohibition
as We have it in America is not sue
cecding. People cannot be legislated
into being temperate and must be
educated to it,"
AS citizen, a state senator ana as
governor Pierce has been an arden;
and persistent pr1h,bition!st, the
Capital Journal pointed out He was
an active champion of the local optiol,
law ana worked for and voted for iht
Oregon bone dry law
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
HELD FoR GRAND jury

William Joseph, arrested last week
at Nogales as the result of a bar
room fight in Nogales, Sonora, ana
escaped into the United States, has
been formally charged by Postal In
spector Rolfe of having used the mails
to defraud, resulting from Joseph's
Identification as the man responsible
Tor buncoing u well-known Ranger,
Texas business man.
Joseph is held to the United States
grand jury under bond of $1,000 His
arrest was effected last week by the
Nogales police department, which has
now turned its prisoner over to county
authorities,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
Cam OF THANKS

We wish to thank tho friends of the
family, the Masonic lodge of Aqua
Prieta and the people of Douglas for
their kindness during the recent ILL
ness and death of our husband, brother
and son, James Negri, and for the
beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. James Negri
Mr.. and Mrs. u. r. NeBri.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Ncgri
and Family.
Mr.. and Mrs, Modesto sPecolatto.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
sHEFFIELD BACK on DUTY

MEXICO CITY, Nov 26.--(Special to
The Dispatch). - James r. Sheffield,
United States ambassador to Mexico,
has arrived here from his vacation in
the United States. He was met at the
station by a number of friends and
members of the staff.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
spend Thursday Hunting

Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Key and DR..
and Mrs. G. w. Patterson spent
Thursday hunting near the Empire
ranch. The party lett early in the
morning and did not return until
late at night, having travelled 10
within 80 miles OF Tucson. The hunt,
ing was good and both couples
brought home quail.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
Return Fres.. Tucson
To Attend school

Z :
Alfonso Durazo is in this city.
accompanied by his daughters Maria
de Jesus and Beatriz Durazo, from
Oputo, Sonora. Durazo will return
to his home Tuesday The Misses
Durazo will rcmain in Douglas 10
attend Loretto aeadamy.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 QP.-Tne
by Governor Ritchie OF
Maryland for local option and state
determination of prohibition in his
address today at Chicago, Wayne b.
Wheeler of the Anti-saloon league.
said tonight, can never be legally
accomplished without first repeating
or changing the 18th amendment,
Wheeler charged the Maryland gov
ornor with failing to uphold the pros
hibition law in his own state.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27

Thomas Conger of El Tigre spent
Thursday in this city as the guest
of his brother, d. Conger, 1913 p
avenue.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
prothers Settle Here

| II Il "A a Ieals has taken a house at
PIG Seventeenth street with the in
tention OF remaining in Douglas.
Bcals is accompanied by a brother,
The Beals came here from Boise,
Idaho
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
name. All three were arrested
local immigration authorities.
WHITE STAR LINE MAY SELL
TO ROYAL, MAIL COMPANY

NEW YORK, Nov. 26 tF9.-Nego-
tiations for the sale of the White Star
line ships OF the international Mer-
camille marine to the Royal Nal,
steam Packet company for seven mill
lion pounds are nearing completion
Wall street heard late To-Day.
Directors of the I, NJ. M. met this
afternoon ana reported only routine
business contracted, but it was learned
that the sale had practically been
decided upon, and that official an
nouncement would come from Lon
don,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
DOUGLAS DAILY DOINCS
10 Present PLAY

To Present Play
a one-act play written by Mrs. Carl
Cole was presented Saturday eve.
ming at the Pasadena Community
theatre and will be, repeated this
evening. reports from that city
state that the play was well pros
duced and enjoyed very much by the
audience. The same play was PIE
sented here last winter for the
League of Women Voters.
dance Saturday
The. Rendezvous club Of the Doug.
las hign school is giving a. dance
Saturday night in the gymnasium.
Tie High school orchestra will FUR
nish the music.
Return From Tucson
Mrs Mary T. Bishop and Mr. and
Mrs Herbert j. Bishop motored %
Tucson "wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. George DoweIl Of Warren 4ld
saw the Thanksgiving day footban
game at the University of Arizona.
Upon their return they We're accom-
Tanied by. Herbert j. Bishop, Jr.,
and a friend, George Neeley of Los
Angeles, Calf.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27

The International Club. Quality and
service, in Aqua Prieta .--~AdVt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27

Miss Benedict i'm Douglas
Miss Helen Benedict of Tucson
spent Friday in Douglas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
VIII Entertain

VIII Entertain
The Misses Anne Adele and Fran
fcesl Dunno will entertain this ALTERS
noon at their home in honor OF
their house guest, Miss Frances Kon,
ier, a sorority sister from the Uni
versity of Arizona at Tucson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
With Brother

The Beals came here from Boise,
idaho.
With Brother
Thomas Conger Of FL Tigre spent
Thursday in this city as the guest
of his brother, d. Conger, 1913 p
avenue.
Benefit bridge Tea
i The DouglasaW Woman's club will give
benefit bridge tea at the home of
Mrs. Gerald sherman, go E avenue,
beginning at 2toclock Saturday after
noon. All club members and friends
are invited. Proceeds are to be used
for purchasing Christmas boxes for
the children of the Orphans Home at
Tucson andethe state industrial school
at Camp Grant.
Bisbee DrugEist Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Ersel Mahr Of Bis.
bee were insSthis city Friday. Maar
= connected with the Central Phar-
macy in Bisbee.
Chadwick Here
w. II. Chadwick OF The Lowell
I,rug company in Lowell was i'll this
city on business Friday
Eisbee Woman Here
Mrs. Gertrude Crockett Of Bisbec
spent Friday In Douglas.
Mrs, Cox Here
Mrs. L. J. Con nr Warren was IN
.0onolas on bp.Irtxs F'day
Tucson Nan m C'ty
g. ireland cgon business man.
spent Friday il 1cuglas.
Daughter Born
DR.. and Mrs. c. "A. Call arc the
parents Of a daughter born Thanks
{, wing mornings at 1880. Mother ana
baby re. doinss nicely.
Party Friday
Miss Arnet>e Stuppi entertained at
bridge lester la.' afternoon IN honor
1f her louise A:uest, Miss Claire TUFTS.
Three tables mere played during the
af-erno' II.
Leave for Coast
Mr., and Mrs NJ L. Champlin and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Champiin, who
have been visiting Mr.. ana Mrs.
w. w. Reynard, 1901 Eighth streea,
left for Long Beach Friday morning
Mrs. N. L. Champlin is Mrs Rey-
nards sister and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Champlin are her niece and nephew.
The Champlns are from Jamestown,
Kansas, and have been in this city
about two weeks They expect to
spend the winter in the coast city
To ,Tcir Mother
Miss May watkins left Thursday
for FL Paso TO join her mother, Mrs.
Margaret watkins, and sister, Mrs
Ruth Shaw, who are in that city.
Mrs Watkins ia recovering from al.
operation in a hospital in that city.
Here From Lowell
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Ridley ana
Mrs. Denver Hanson of Lowell were
iii Douglas Friday. Ridley and Mrs.
Hanson are connected with the Post
office Drug company N Lowell.
Home From u
! L. Clark Davies and William Con-
I ley arrived here last night from the,
/! University Of Arizona at Tucson.
Visits Old Friend
Hyman Cupinsky is guest at the
Levy home. Cupinsky and Aaron
Levy were college friends at the
/ University OF Arizona in Tucson.
Two Guests s.
Miss Mary Olson has as her house
/ guests Miss Jean Isenhart of Dos
/ Bisbee.
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HELD For GRAND JURY
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
1.hursda Y Guest

Thursday Guest
Mss EVA Brock Of Bisbee spent
Thursday IN Douglas as the guest
cf Mr and Mrs. NJ. F.. Irwii..
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. Hex, $40
Thirteenth street had as their Thanks
giving dinner guests Arthur Glover of
Los Angeles Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Hunt
and her mother, Mrs. johnson. Of Doug
las.
ont again
Ja6. FanllSnar manager Of fsthe
Gadsen, is out again following q
brief but severe illness.
II Here
Floyd Kjmble Of Apache is spend
ing few days in Douglas under ths
care of doctor.
Leaving city
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Puzzl Of o5o
Twelfth street have announced their,
intention to leave soon for Phoenix,
where they will make their home.
Leave for Pass City
Mr. and Mrs Roberto Pima, VINO
were married here Thursday, left
that afternoon for Ell Paso to spend
a short honeymoon before. going OH
to Oiinaga, Mexico. to make their
home.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27

HI paso Man Here
Julius Kahn OF FL Pa:o is spending
q few days in Douglas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27

HtSheeitc Here
Claude Miller Of Bisbee spent
Thursday in Douglas
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27

The Dispatch telephones 81 ard 81
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
Benefit Bridge Tea

The DouglasaW Womans club will give
a benefit bridge tea at the home of
Mrs. Gerald Sherman, $40 E avenue,
beginning at 2oclock Saturday after
noon. All club members and friends
are invited. Proceeds are to be used
for purchasing Christmas boxes for
the children of the Orphans Home at
Tucson andethe state industrial school
at Camp Grant.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27

Bisbee sDrugEist Here
Mr.. and Mrs Ersel Mahr Of Bis
bee were inssthis city Friday. Maar
= connected with the Central Phar-
macy in Bisbee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
visits Old Friend

Hyman Cupinsky is guest at til
Levy home. Cupinsky and Aaro
Levy were college friends at tn
University OF Arizona in Tucson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27

w and Mrs. Modesto Pecolatto
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IT, She struggled Tor com
posure. It scarea me
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hack TO his work.
That day dragged. She went A
dozen times to the tele1 hone to
call Sloan. Al NOzen times she
flung the receiver hack On the
hook. She couldfl't talk to him
she didn't dare to not
She went trembiingly TO the
apartment after her solitary din
ner downtown. Her key grated Ii
the lock The big room was 30
silent, 70 empty.
.If sloan doesn't come soon
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oh. hope 4 won't have Iong to
He came early. ruddy faced,
WiigtliIe, 8 box 81 chocolates
under his arm.
Rosemary you've been cry.
ingl' Re stopped short at the
door.
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him. Sloan I've Waited-al II last
night and al today. I've been 20
afraid. So afraid
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little movement with his hand az
Il TO ward something away. some
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whistle that chilled her heart
About Nina that did he aalS
Try To teinendIer
she told him, word Tor word.
keeping nothing back remember
inR everything.
You're sure that's ALI You're
positive that stanley Cifyler him
SELF isn't back of this2 Rose.
mary. how % you know that
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she told you sile did but how
d. YOU know r.
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you ask that. She loved him 's
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With his tongue me times. e
'B.it not Nina; not Nina sloan.
Ses her iettersg
she brought them nlJt, seven
square white envelopes with
NinA's firm, clear writing on them
end the little bright cDlcred foreign
stamps.
s.eeyiIle, sl1e flneered the last
one thought fully that's where
tl1og are row. She says the gar.
Dem there are lovely and the
Spanish think they're mad because
they don't 20 Ia the buil9ighia.
Her letters are almost like poetry.
Sloan, they're 80 fun of color and
gIadness and beauty
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mailed tho 1foWbtv na
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kltQW engQ4z2e eeAlse &c
want one kQ kaalals: alaA 49, ~,
u the Interest 3us 4 noa.k s...A.l.
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S(A 10 say. J wouldn't have told
you ii ] thought you'd take II
that ways Hold on to yourself
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have some sense. n he was Z plain
clothes man he was just looking
into something else II the house.
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house
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Ry Fay King

A lev DAYS. aeo. hen tie first
chill blasts a winter nipped our
knees Il VET thinking that
something viii have 10 ~ done
about short skirts when the real
cold weather comes.
myself begin % look with
favor upon the cosy loia legged
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tomorrow that E0rQpe niEf III
terriers with she eEed
valiant 3hkfIe ~
bound n NE cefEk
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line Known HiN distant
strangely
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shattered The silence
That steamer would rather Sc
didn run Her down llsteNp
Okl4 Although HE feS
was rent 10 eg2prf NE
9ei4o cnGlanAnn n The NlAkAs Jon
Recalled % her inNle |ete
responsibilities with tHk DERRY
a1nnned the helm hard 6Qpn
bi black an Goa
etealnef bearing down mon
Them
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0f Turmoil ~ cross
waves ard uni orel
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gled finally settling down
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And Why don't khe makers &
ellcs ma cno attrnesivs
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with Those ine0ak
oefaln& has certainly rot 81
81 done
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ad1nkhln@ nifty IA tho way 0k
subway sable oytsll Rather
cute tiAln
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boots tue Eskimo fIappere Wearl
Pretty things Us 4 xou haye
ever troubled 81 nDtlce them ~
street
rslined and trimmed with ID.
tricate designs II col0rfuI beads,
sea1ia q me that sokaethine along
those lines might h introduced
~ wear this wliifek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20

ben, hogyl Badarasz Mihaly sza-
kaszvezetG ongyilkossagot k0ve-
tett ell. A manlicher goly6ja a sza
jan hatolt be, att0rte a szajpad-
last, atfurodott az agyvel6n es
szetroncsolta a koponyacsontokat.
A borzalmas loves azonnali halalt
okozott. Az ongyilkossag Okla ed
dig ismeretlen, inert Badarasz,
Mihaly szakaszvezet6 meg az i'm
nep reegeltn sem arulta ell sem
mivel, hogy milyen borzalmas
tettre kesziil.
AIT lattak, hogy szorgalmasan
tisztogatja fegyveret. Ragyog6
tiszta fegyvertnek cs0vebol re
piilt a halalt hoz6 goly6. Az ON
gyilkos szakaszvczetot ba5tarsai-
max es ismeroseinek mely reszve-
te mellctt temettek ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20

szaznegyvenket series kozil. Az
eletben maradt serteseket mem le-
hetett megmenteni, inert ihkabb
a langokba rohantak, mint a sza
badba. A sortes6l rettent3 lat
vdnyt nyujtott. Osszeporkol5dott,
osszetaposott serteshullak halmo-
zodtak egg halomba. Az ossze-
egett sertesnek erteke 300 milli0
korona.
A langok martalekava lett gtp
szinnel egyiitt el6gett neey Macy
gep, tizenket kiscbb gtp es har-
minchat fogatos cszll0z. A tiiz-
vesz altal okozott kar osszeSen
hetszazmil.id koronara tehet6.
Maya d leegctt epiilet, amely a
varos tulajdona, 35 milli6 korona
kart jelent. Az elpusztult epiilet,
sertesallomany, gepck es cszk0-
z0k biztositva voltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20

fadarabokhoz k0t0zve halasz-
cs6nakokba. Termeszetes, hogy a
kivancsi vagy segelyt ker0 embe-
rex Macy t0mege ostromolta allan
doan Brown k0rnyezetet, hogy
csak egyetlen egyszer beszelhes-
senek a kiil0nc milliomossal, de
Brown mindenkit szigoru elutasi-
tasban r6szesitett. Egyetlenegy
esetben fogadott latogat6t, sajat
noveret, akinek hosszas es hiaba-
val6 kiserletezes Etan vegre ct
percnyi kihalbgatast emgedelye-
zett. NGvere ARA akarta rabirni
Brownt, hogy, hagyjon fel onken
tes szamiizetesevel, de a kihalt
szivii ember noverenek minden es
deklesere csak rideg nemmel va
laszolt. A no val6sagos diihroham
mad hagyta oft hajot es az6ta
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