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TeAe3oH PenaKuEa: MONROE 1851
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20
Great Acreage Of Corn
to be Grown In U. S.

CONTINUED from Page one)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20
GAVE EARN TO son.

PLYMOUTH, VT, March 19.--Three
weeks before his DEATH Plymouth
learned today, Colonel John G. Cool
idge transferred to his son, Calvin,
the farm on which members Of the
Coolidge family have lived for gen
eratons. The farm consists of 225
acres with the white farm house
which was the presidents boyhood
home.
Throughout Colonel Coolidge's life.
time, the family property stood in
the name of his father, Calvin G.
Coolidge. The town records show
that the transfer was made from the
estate of C. G.. Coolidge to the presi-
dent. The colonel died ostensibly
penniless, although a man of sub
stance. Neighbors say that all prop
erty-- other than the land was made
over to the president during his life
time. Plymouth never knew the
value of the Calvin G. Coolidge es-
tate, and the same secrecy has been
maintained in the case of the coll
oners property. There was no will.
In addition to the homestead, the
president owns the lime kiln lot
which is the Coolidge sugar orchard.
This tract he inherited from his
grandfather.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20

have expressed hostility to the poll.
in others they have adopted other
tactics and called on all supporters
of prohibition to vote. These appeals
are just beginning to make their Ell
feet felt.
In 'Broekton, Mass, and Kissimmee,
Fla ministers passed ballots through
their congregations at, Sunday serv-
ices today, and increased dry totals
may be expected from those states
when those ballots are taibulated. The
editor of the Kissi9mrnee Gazette tells
of 92-year-old woman in that city
voting for modification.
One thing would seem to be GER
tain; where there is sentiment against
prohibition, it is rarely in favor of
absolute repeal of the dry law. The
total for modification is far higher
than the total for out and out re-
peal. There seems no disposition on
the part of the bulk of the voters
to bring back the old saloon and I'M
restricted sale of all kinds of liquors.
STATE TOTALS
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20

Continued from Page One)
ial party returned to Woodstock,
Sargent remained behind to see IL y C.
everything would be in readiness to2
the funeral services and burial to-
morrow.
A rotary snow pillow and a score
of men with shovels were pressed
into service to clear a path for
the funeral party to the cemetery
which is quarter of the mile from
the family homestead. In the ceme-
terry another group was at work
digging the grave, already marked
by a headstone, which is in plot
adjoining that in which the pres-
dents mother, sister and son. Cal
vim, who died in the summer OF
1924 were buried
Keeping vigil tonight over Colonel
Coolidge's body were three friends
who cared for him during the clos
ing days of his life. They are Mrs
May Johnson, nurse, Miss Aurora
Pierce and Deputy Sheriff Angu.
MacAulaN.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20

The subcommittee decided to post
rome Indefinitely consideration of the
bill by Senator Edwards, democrat,
New Jersey, for repea. OF the Vol
stead act This will leave five meas
ures on which the hearings would be
held with attention given first to
the constitutional amendment pro-
posed by Senator Bruce to change
the eighteenth amendment so that
the government. would control the
manufacture and distribution of in
toxicants, with the status quo Of
local option restored as it existed
when the eighteenth amendment was
ratified.
Hearings then would follow on the
four bills for modification of the
Volstead act. One of these, by Sen
ator Edwards, proposed to legalize
four per cent beer; another by Sen
ator Edge would legalize 2.75 per
cent beer and still another by the
same senator would legalize beer
mot Intoxicating in fact The
fourth would remove the present re-
striction of prescription whisky
The sub committee decided that
the hearings should be confined to
the bills themselves without going
into the general proposition of
whether prohibition has been a sue.
cess or failure.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20

vote, and in Wallace, Idaho, the
yPress- Times vote was nearly half OF
the entire county vote in the last
presidential election.
The editor of the Dowagiac (Mich)
Daily News, reports that the vote in
that city seems to him fair repre-
sentation of the majority sentiment
Dowagiac went dry-and a similar
report is received from the editor of
the Ogdensburg IN. " Journal
1t is thus apparent that in some
sections, at all events, the poll can
be accepted almost for its face value
1t cannot be said definitely in how
many cities this is true until more
complete returns are in. Offhand, it
would seem that in any city such as
FSrt Wayne, Ind for example, where
e total vote is extremely heavy,
.She would not go far wrong in ac-
cepting the vote in this referendum
as good index to public opinion.
Dry Vote Climbs Rapidly.
During the last two days the pro-
hibition vote has climbed more rap
idly, in proportion, than the wet
vote, and if this trend continues there
may be radical change in the
standings in many localities. For
while dry leaders in some regions
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20
Coolidge Funeral
To Be Held Today

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20

z OoSIo II 0UI % 200, II TO
Total votes cast, 018,048.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20

CONTINUED From Page One)
be secured as long as they last at
Kobey's.
Due to a misunderstanding, many
believe that entrance to the grounds
and seat in the bleachers will cost
SLIGO, bringing the total cost to $210,
if a seat in the grandstand is de-
sired. Entrance to the gate will be
but $1.1O, with an additional charge
of SO cents to the grandstand, the
Kiwanis committee pointed out
Small boys and some big ones, too,
are on pins and needles these days.
finding it hard to go to sleep nights,
counting the minutes until Johnnie
Mullins blows the whistle this after
noon at 2 o'clock out in the arena
at Warren Park, that will turn loose
the greatest congress of cowboys
that southwestern Arizona has ever
seen.
The Hill City is filling up with
"top hands," men who devote their
entire time to contest of this kind.
Men who, year after year, spend
hours in getting ready for events
of a similar nature to the one that
will be witnessed by thousands on
Saturday and Sunday
Such men as Bob Crosby, who last
year won the Roosevelt Trophy
given each year at Pendleton by the
Roosevelt Hotel Co. of New York for
the worlds best all-around cowboy.
Z A winner of this cup must win both
at Cheyenne and Pendleton. Crosby
and his party wired their entries
this morning from Deming, N. NJ,
and are coming through in their
Bob Askins, winner of the Buck
ing contest at the Tucson Rodeo,
Paddy Ryan, 1924 winner of the
best all-around cowboys in the con-
test business, Breezy Cox, last year
winner of the bucking contest at
Calgary (Canada) Stampede ard one
of the best bronx riders ever turned
out of Arizona, wired their entry
in and are on their way to Bisbee
With such talent as this, the cit
liens Of Bisbee and their guests will
be assured of witnessing one of the
gfastest contests ever staged in the
J country. Men well known in contest
circles predict that the Bisbee Round
up will be one long thrill from
start to finish.
The city is taking on u truly
Rodeo appearance. Stores are dis.
playing their cowboy togs. Windows
with heavy stock saddles and chaps,
tencgallon hats and colored hand.
kerchiefs in profusion. At every
corner one hears nothing but Round
up Old timers tell about the days
that were, when contests We're held
on nearby ranches on Sundays and
and all the countryside gathered to
root for their favorites.
The Bisbee Kiwanis club under
whose auspices the Roundup is be-
ing given has spared no expense
to make it a success. In answer to
its call, the top hands" of the coun-
try are responding, and to use the
words of one of the boys who ar
rived last night, they're here to do
themselves proud"
Bisbee is waiting for Mullins whis-
tie. She's Wild"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20
BiSbee ROdeO Opens
At 2 p. M. Today

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20

Eugene Black, Texas, in the house:
The most forward step that has been
taken toward effecting economies
in government expenditures was the
law that created the bureau OF the
budget,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20

D EMEMBER,, how it used to be
IN when you could hardly wait for
mealtine? And then, sit down and eat
several helpings of everything = en-
joy every morsel and get up from the
table feeling satisfied with the World,
happy with everybody and ready for
anything?
But what difference in living
when even the sight and smell of food
sickens you! Never hungry-no mat
ter how tempting the food is-noth-
ing tasting right. And then, after
nibbling at a few bites, feeling worse
than ever.
Oh, life is hardly worth living this
way. And yet, all in the World the
matter with you is that you are starv-
ing for rich, red blood. And it is ac-
knowledged everywhere that S. S. S.
helps Nature build these healthy
red-blood-cells by the millions!
All you need to do to ~~
get back that wonderful (
appetite is to build rich, NG
r d-blood-cells with \0.00/
S. S. s. It's simple. Just \
try it, like thousands are -
d oing every day. -.
See for yourself what S. S. S. will do.
S. S. S. means blood with punch
brimful of new life and energy. Get
your S. S. S. at any good druggist.
The larger size is more economical.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20

profitable cash crop to grow than
any other small grain in the prin-
cipaI hard spring wheat region, even
with a slight increase IN acreage"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20
In Memory Of Captain Harry K. Sites
OF the Douglas Fire Department

OF the Douglas Fire Department
Many just
Harry,
to the family from whose midst a taken.
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20
National Poll On Prohibi-
ton Passes Million Mark

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-20
Open Hearing Upon Dry
Law Moves Nearer

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Evening star., 1926-02-18
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Imported Kid Gloves, with con-
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Bead Necklaces, 22c

Clearance of odd lots of Bead
Necklaces, including fine cut and
polished crystal beads, in plain
and combination colorings. Some
knotted, others with rondells.
Choice of choker, graduate and
long chain styles.
Evening star., 1926-02-18
Former $3.50 and 81
Panels and Curtains
in Pairs. 88c

Small lots of one to six Of kind.
including Fringed and Overlook
Edge Panels, Of voile or lace; also
Curtains in pairs, rufded and lace
edge styles; white and colors. 2A
yards long.
Evening star., 1926-02-18
12Hc, 15c and 10c
Linen Handkerchiefs
&c Each

Women's Al1-linen Handker-
chiefs. factory jobs and slight
irregulars, white and colored en-
broidered corner effects, white
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each, Friday at &c.
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