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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-08
PENNSYL VANIA ELECTION
LAW CHANGE is VETOED
Pinchot Says Act Seeks to white
wash" Legislators-De-
clines Aid.
Py the Associated Press.

HARRISBURG. Pa. March s.
Gov. Pinchot last night announced
his veto of the joint resolution passed
by the General Assembly at it's recent
extra session providing for a COM
mission to codify and revise the Penn.
sylvania election laws. He declared
the resolution was intended to serve
as "a smoke screen and excuse for the
refusal OF the majority at the extra
session to enact effective legislation
in the interests of clean elections,
and to postpone consideration of cleo
ton questions until public interest in
them has subsidized.
1T is intended" he said, Ito per
suade the people that legislators who
i'm fact oppose clean elections are in
favor of them | decline To lend my
self to any such deception"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-08
POLA AND RUDOLPH
TO TRY SEPARATION
If Love Can Endure Four
Months Absence They'll
Marry, Says Miss Negri.
Nv the Associated Press.


LOS ANGELES, Calf. March S.
Pola Negri, the vivacious Polish
actress. who was reported to have
married Charlie Chap pin. is now to
marry screenla nd's sheik, Rudolph
Valentino, II her love for him can
stand the test of a four month separa-
ton.
The actress, who only recently en-
phatically declared that she would not
marry Valentino or any other man.
has confessed her love for Valentino,
according to the Los Angeles Times.
He Is the supreme mamie is per
lection" she said of him. But I take
marriage very seriously, very seri-
cusiy. II am ever married again, /
am sure II will be for all time.
80 first I must prove my love. l
am going away soon to Europe" She
will be away four months. True
love ought to outlive this separation.
II feel the same when l return as |
DO now, and his feelings are the same,
there is nothing to prevent our mar
riage."
Valentino could not be reached to
discuss the betrothal.
Seems Queer to Ex-Wife.
CHICAGO March 3 O4).-Winifred
Hudnut. divorced wife OF Rudolph
Valentino. arriving yesterday for a
theatrical engagement, commented on
reports that Valentino and Pola Negri
were betrothed.
She said that she. and not Nalen-
tino. had always yearned for quiet
family life. renorted as a reason for
Valentines attachment to Miss Negri
ITS funny Rudolph never men
toned his passion for a home and
family while we were married" she
said. It's quite a recent development.
We lived in hotels and rode In hired
automobiles so he would not have
added responsibilities. | do hope he
buys her pretty things il they're mar
ried. We were always too busy pay
ing mp lawyers to invest in real
Jewels"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-08
Film Actress Dies.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. March s (P).
Mrs. Blanche Dunbar 32year-o
screen actress. formerly associated
with the American Film Co. at Santa
Barbara. died here yesterday. follow
ing an attack of heart disease. She
was the wife of David Dunbar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-08
HANNA CR|T|C|zES
NEW UTILITY LAW
DiSIikeS Plan to Have Com
panies Pay for VAL
uationS.

Objection to the proposed amend
ment to the Public Utilities Commits
sion act which would require public
utility companies to finance the ex-
pense of valuations of their physical
properties was voiced in a letter re-
ceived by Mai w. +. r. Covell. As
sistant Engineer Commissioner, today
from John II Hanna. vice president
of the Capital Traction Co. officials
Of the Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Co. already have disapproved the
plan.
we believe that such provision is
directly contrary to modern regula-
tory principles. as the present tend
enCy is, properly we think, toward
removing special burdens from utility
companies instead of adding them,
said Mr.. Hanna Public utilities.
and particularly railways, are neces-
sary TO city life and are of great
importance to all citizens, whether
they individually use the service
furnished or not.
Wants Proper Regulation.
Proper regulation of these utilities
is essential in order to provide the
best service at the least cost to the
public. constituting fair COmpensa-
ton to the owners of the property
put to public use. Such regulation is
in the interest of the people at large
and it's cost should he borne by them
and not by the particular public who
utilize this service furnished by the
utilities. For this reason we believe
that the proposed amendment TO the
Public Utilities Commission act Is not
in the public interest"
The letter came in response to
request by Maj. Covell for expressions
of opinion from all the utility com
panies. Thus far replies have not
been received from the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co. and the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Co. Maj.
Covell has forwarded copies of the
replies to the Senate and House Dis.
trict committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-08
Moore Scouts Kings Visit Rumor.

PALM BEACH, Fla, March s CP).
P. Moore, former Ambas-
sador to Spain, said here today that
reports of visit to the United States
by King Alfonso of Spain in the early
Autumn were groundless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-08

George Washington's wheat -four
was notable In the London market be-
fore the revolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-08

Even when 1t Is CARRYING a cargo of
onions a ship should beware of leaks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-08

The fellow who puts up a good
front isn't so apt to be kicked behind
his back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-08

The cigar-making industry In the
United States employs 100000 persons.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
POTENTIAL ARMS
STRENGTH DEFINED
Experts at ParIey Unanimous
in Agreement on Part
They Play.

GENEVA, October .2.-Experts of
the Preparatory Disarmament Com
mission today reached unanimous
agreement on the part potential re-
sources of a country should play in
determining the armaments of
country.
The potential elements discussed in
cluded the influence on armaments of
population, economic resources. geog-
raphy, maritime communications, rail
ways and the Vulnerability of
frontiers To some extent the ap-
portioning of ornaments among vari-
Gus countries will depend upon to-
days findings.
The experts laid down the doctrine
that population directly influences eff
fectives intended to insure internal
security. both home and in overseas
territory. They also held that the
strength Of armed forces. calculated
to secure external security, should
depend on political and geographical
conditions and the risk of conflict.
OF special interest to the United
States. because of American expert
ence during the World War, was the
doctrine laid down that the extent
Of peace time armaments should de-
pend on the time required to convert
national resources into war time
armam amen nts.
The experts agreed that adequate
economic resources Vhelped in the
building up of peace time armaments
and permit a protracted resistance to
blockades. At the same time they
held that a country which Is not self
supporting and must draw its food
from abroad would run a grave risk
IL it were unable to guarantee the
arrival of necessary supplies. Such
a country, it was agreed. is entitled to
armaments strong enough to guaran-
tee the lines of supply and sea routes.
The government of Uruguay will
erect a broadcasting station at Monte
VideO.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
MRS. MCPHERSON
PLANS BIC SERVICE
Evangelist Arranges for
Record-Breaking Commun-
ion Celebration Today.
BY The Associated Press.


Los ANGELES. Calf. October 2 -
tndaunted by the attacks made upon
her during the court hearing this
week Aimee Semple Mcpherson
evangelist, charged with perpetra ting
hoax in connection with her dis
appearance a Ocean Park last Nav
today went about preparing for the
Sunday services in her usual ener-
what she declared would be the largest
communion service in the world. to
be held AT Angeius Temple tomorrow,
when more than ,. .000 communica nj $
will be served with the sacrament.
Meanwhile. Mrs. Minnie Kennedy
mother of the evangelist and a CO.
defendan nj in the alleged hoax plot
took occasion to issue q statement
emphaticaIly denouncinG Thomas Scott
Melville. member of Angelus Temple.
Melville yesterday testified he saw
Mrs. Mcpherson enter the hotel where
he is doorman The morning OF the day
she disappeared Melville is a tool
in A gigantic plot TO wreck Angelus
Temple" !" Mrs. Kennedy said. adding
religious ranks of Angefus Temple in
preparation for the testimony he
gave yesterday.
When the Mcpherson case is re
sumed Monday. District Attorney Asa
keyes expects to place on the stand
his deputy attorney. Joe Ryan, who
met Mrs Mcpherson at Aqua Prieta
when she returned from her long alb
senCe.
radio controversy" with, the evangel-
list. Mrs. Mcpherson. speaking over
the Angelus Temple radio station last
night, bitterly attacked keyes.
The courtroom is the place to try
this case" he said.
Nearly $3.50 900, 900 will be spent in
developing S50,000 acres Of non-pro-
ductive land in Chosen into rice fields
Evening star., 1926-10-03
MILLS SEES SMITH
TAMMANY'S DECOY
Tiger Seeking State Control
on Governors Popularity,
He Charges.

NEW YORK, October Ogden J..
Mills. Republican candidate for gov
ernor, in his acceptance address to-
night declareds the outstanding issue
in the coming campaign Is whether
Tammany Hall. under the cloak Of
Gov. Smiths personal popularity, is
to achieve an unshakable mastery of
the state of New York"
This issue" he said, has reduced
to secondary importance the Ques-
ton of whether Smith or Mills is to
he governor"
Touching upon prohibition, Mr.
Mills said: 'As the chief executive
officer of the State | shall do all in my
power to see that the laws of the land
are enforced" but asserted ION the
question of policy l propose to be
guided by the instructions of the peo-
pie given i'm the referendum vote" on
the question to he submitted at the
Fall election.
ITO do otherwise. he said. would
he to challenge the right of the people
to govern themselves and the mega
ton of popular government.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
What Tomorrow Means to You
BY MARY BLAKE.

Tomorrow planetary aspects are
adverse until noon. They then under
go very decided change and become
exceedingly favorable. remaining so
for The balance of the day. 1t would
he unwise to attempt any new task
during the early hours. although
thought and meditation can only be
productive of good results. Save for
this. routine work should occupy your
attention. After noon you can go
FUN steam ahead nd the influences
will encender courage and clearness
OF vision. combined with resiliency of
thought. There is no special field of
'endeavor that is more favored than
others. and all work demanding en-
ergy and aplomb will prove success
tul.
Children born tomorrow are des-
tined. during infancy. to be subjected
to the usual ups and downs of early
childhood They will however. pos
sess great reCuperatiVe powers. and
promise TO attain, long before reach
ing their teens. normal health. They
should be counseled to exercise some
care Immediately prior to adulthOod.
as the signs denote. at that time. a
menace In disposition they will be
bold and VentureSOme, avid for knOwl-
edge and ambitious Of success. They
will be impatient of all delay and will
on more than one occa sion lose out.
through their ina ability to wait and
watch. They will possess pleasing
persona lities and areTbound to be sue
cesSful.
If tomorrow is your birthday. you
are meticulous and painstaking. and
these virtues. combined with perse-
verance and foresight, assure you a
fair degree of material reward for
your efforts. You also possess cour-
age-bOth mental and physical nd
are never afraid to assume RESPONSE
biIities or to shoulder any task al
though the nature of the duties in
volved may be foreign to you. AL
life's fight, it can be overdOne, and
the wise one is he or she who. without
any false modeSty, can recognize his
or her limitations. You have a great
love for "out of doors,' and can al
ways think better when unrestrained
by the presence Of others or Closed
In by walls" You excel IN all sorts of
athletic sports, as you are vigorous
and energetic. and your ambition to
win embraces everything in which
you take part. You are peculiarly
sensitive to your surroundings and
fere never happy when they are of a
eordid Or an unpalatable nature. Your
love is deep and strong. and YOU are
constant and loyal.
Well known persons born on that
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Fvenly-w q en-,
round thread mus
lin, hemmed and
ready TO use. Mil
run.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Red Cedar Scarce.

Special Dispatch TO The star
RELLINGHAM Wash. October z
The Nation uses a great quality of
red cedar chests each year. but the
raw material to make them is grow
ing scarce. One of the largest mail
order houses in the country has
bought up the entire output Of local
cedar mill for five years, AS fast
az orders are received for chests they
will be shipped direct to destination
from here.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

date are: Rutherford B. Hayes. nine
teenth President of the United States;
Edward A. Sheldon, educator; Thomas
C. Mendenhall, scientist: Agnes Booth.
actress; Frederic Remington, artist :;
Arnold DAILY. actor
tCopyright. 1921
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Satins. Modelknits. nat crepeS1
and wool jerseys. in beautiful
STYLES. and serviceable for dress;
afternoon or business wear: All
the leading colors and black.
Sizes 16 to 81.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

New Plaid. G II . e X ::
Tweeds and Striped TrSve'
Coats. in regular and large
sizes: fun lined: all w
styles. Sizes l6 to 4h.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

The government of Uruguay vii
erect a broadcasting station at Monte
VideO.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

The crepe de chine is extra heavy and guaranteed
washable. Choice Of 20 new street and evening
but firmly woven Also all the and
evening shades. Every yard fast color.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
lO-In. All=Silk Washable

Choice Of - street and evening shades
This of beautiful dress silks sold
twice this pnce. Every yard guaranteed fast color
and perfect quality.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-03
mn CASE or 1MPEACHMENT
ERRONEOUS NOTION

Prudent politicians marry early 50
the office can be kept in the family.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-03
This Is Your Fair

The Coche County
what the implies cochise Every
every every
school child in fact county
in the fair Douglas Dispatch
given advertising people of the county
The merchants the business professional
Joined
thereby invite the people cohi
Of the attend Douglas
county and means to make
the fair greater from
fair to be held October
held There have been Improvements made in property
the list of exhibits in the
departments of the fair
Throughout the widely advertised
otoreade have visited the various communities
the men, children
OF their handwork their poultry
exhibition community represented both in the
exhibits Fair ALWAYS
revelation to the residents
States who view it, That Arizona
and fruits such superior sheep
surprise surprise to these who reside
within the county The multiplicity grown
within the confines Of cochse astonishing who reside
here and those who from great distances 5H .>
This year the automobile ever, attraction will
prove more interesting than before confined
one long grind of SO miles will
events the longest of which will
the and one Of the best in
the southwest The drivers who
aang and marvellous plotting of their
to- the most blase pleasure
ao0Dne racing champion continually pushed
for this compete here the end
n week All races at the Cochse County auspices
of the American Automobile the
principal auto racing events tat
No matter visit to the fair this wear
will entertaining The work done bv the school
children Of the county is
Manual arts and crafts both for the hold
in this county the exhibits the various
schools Of greatest interest There you
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-03
WITH EDITORS
PRoGNosTICALLY SPEAKING.
{ Bisbee Review.)


Grammarans
structure dictates that politics gram
mafians rheocian
probably
that is incidentally
styiis today tend
used perhaps inconseny with
all this with half
Senator Byard Delaware
campag who told the Republican party
Dda anything like startling origin
atty interesting say the Bsbee Daily
Review "hopes for the best"
Continuing, Senator
"The awaiting
doctrine to the people,
before the that viewpoint prevail
THE Republicans have banking
personally
through agnBruce Bartonwho
of the book The simply an effort
draw red herring the
plete failure of the socaled presidential program.
"Another claim of the Republicans
the campaign the Republican
textile industries that the relieve
20 retain the Republican
passed.
The Republicans making claim for
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-03
DOUGLAS DRUG
TO CONDUCT A
One CENT SALE

Don't misss the one cent sale at the
Douglas Drug store this week. This
sale is conducted jointly by the Doug-
las drug firm and the Rexall company,
which manufactures so many drugs
and other articles to be found in a
drug store Theg Douglas Drug store
has one unfailing policy. Anyone who
has ever stepped inside the doors Of
the store knows what that policy Is.
1t is the policy of instant attention to
every customer, and that attention with
a smile
Everyone who enters the store Is
treated with high degree of respect
and courtesy, and sufficient force OF
salespeople is maintained to care for
the heavy business and see that no one
enters the establishment and waits Tor
attention. The store carries large
and splendid stock and in addition to
fits other fine features is located at
the main corner of the Douglas busi-
ness district where it, is handy for
everyone,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-03
ARIZONA EDISON
HASFINE Line
OF EQUIP PMENT


The Arizona Edison company, in adj
dition to supplying the city with gas,
electricity and ice, gives to the home
the things that do away with heavy,
hard work in housekeeping and aid in
keeping kitchens, utensils and the
house in general in a high state of
cleanliness and sanitation.
This is done through the electrical
equipment with which the company is
prepared to equip your home. They
have electric irons, electric toasters
and cookers of all sorts, curriers', wash
ers, both for clothes and dishes, and
Everything else that goes into home
to make it an easier home to live in
and to keep.
The Arizona Edison company's store
specializes in electric equipment, but
also handles a fine line of gas appli-
ances. Their stock is of modern things
connected with the worlds most mod
ern aid the electric current, and the
store is in position to give the very
best of service because of their large
staff of expert electricians and skilled
workmen.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-03
Brannan-HOyal Jewelry
Company Carries Fine
and Distinctive took

The old idea that a person must
visit a big city in order to buy fine
jewelry is being worn out ano the
shopper in Douglas today VII tell
you that the Brannan-Hoyal Jewelry
store on G avenue is able to display
as fine assortment of beautiful and
expensive jewelry and plate as any
store of it's size in the country.
There is something distinctive about
many of the things that may be
seen in this store.
The Brannan- -Hoyal store has been
in Douglas for long time and has
that atmosphere of dependability that
one attaches to the permanent things
cf the community. Whatever ono
wishes, whether it be wedding pres
cnt or a good watch or bit OF
plate, the best policy is to- visit the
home market first and there viii be
no need to go further.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-03
Sixteen Years Ago

Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Skeels have
returned from brief business trip
to Ell Paso.
Walter Fox, chemist at the Copper
Queen smelter. has returned from a
vacation trip to California.
Tom Allan, of the Copper Queen
store, attended the ball game in Bis
bee Sunday.
George H. Kelly returned Sunday
from Santa Barbara, reporting Mrs.
Kelly much improved. i
James S. Douglas and W. Fl. BropnY.
president and vice president respec-
lively of the Bank of Douglas, are
in Los Angeles representing that In
stitution at the Bankers association.
Mrs. c. o. Thomas returned yester-
day from Kansas City, where she
spent the summer with her parents,
She was accompanied home by her
sister, Miss McCroskey.
H. T. Cuthbert and bride have arr
rived in Douglas after wedding
trip which included a sea voyage to
Vera Cruz and trip through old
Mexico. Mr.. and Mrs. Cuthbert were
recently married in New London,
Conn.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-03
New Jewelry Concern in
In City an Indication of
Better Business Conditions

An indication of the growing pros
perity of Douglas is found in the
inewt jewelry firm which is just gett-
ing properly set UP in quarters in
the heart of the G avenue shopping
district. One could hardly imagine
a new jewelry establishment coming
here in 1920, but in 1926 it is a
logical happening.
The new store is of the Bache
Jewelry company and the management
is trying to present to the public only
the very best of fine and genuine
iewelry. This store speciallzes il
fine watches and good service and
they offer to guarantee satisfaction
to all customers.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-03
More Truth Than Poetry
BY JAMES j. MONTAGUE
BY JAMES J. MONTAGUE


TOMMY
When Tommy was a tiny chap,
He used to sit on Mothers lap
And tell her tales
OF messy dales
Where pixy folk abide.
He knew the pixies by their names
And all their quaint and curious games
And how they'd creep
Away to sleep,
When fell the evening tide.
He never had to worry then,
About the frets and cares OF men;
Not stern and grim,
Was life for him
But beautiful and new,
And of the world he talked aSoue
He never had the slightest doubt,
And every fay
And elf at play
Was really, really true.
But Tommy is a grown-up now,
Dull care sits gloomy on his brow.
The pixies seem
A faded dream
Amid the wood and wold
For we are children but a day,
Then speeds the world upon its way
The night draws near
And soon is here,
And we grow sad and old.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-03
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primaries.
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ury which caused by still continuing brings from
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countrywide for tariffrevson and
the statement of
that the tariff
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in his prediction victory in November
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