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Evening star., 1926-01-12

( fdpS. Often the
.oall lies Just off
the green with a
considerable rise
between it and
the pin. Or per-
haps a rather wide
trap must be car
ried. and yet the
ball be made to
stop. Obviously
if a mashie is used
the distance may
be carried, but the
run will be too
great. Pull the
niblick for this
shot. 1t will lift
the ball high and
cause it to fall
without roll of
Evening star., 1926-01-12
SEES DEMAND TO RETURN
IF MAN OF MERIT ARISES
just Now Retired Lightweight King Tips Scales at
l42 Pounds-Dempsey Could Enter Ring
Fit as Ever, Benny Declares
BY SPARROW McGANN.

FW YORK January l2-Esclrsive word Benny
| lightweight gh
he W him
Lie N,igl the do the retired
king who looks be real
thing I'D well knows what viii There viii be demand
that h a chance show
how ol lie he vii qcceda this demand
Leonard weigh l42 pounds good
physical that his bellies this
Evening star., 1926-01-12

consequence. You can make the ball
go almost straight up in the air with
the nihlick by learning how to lay
the blaf back to different degrees.
Only eXperimenting can give you the
range Of this. When using the niblick
for sure shots be sure to keep the
blade lew to the ground as it starts
back from the ball, then hit straight
through the ball and out after 1t.
(Copyright. 1o26.)
Evening star., 1926-01-12
TRAPSHOTS ARE TIED.

PINEHURST, N. c., January IL P).
Mark Aries, Olympic champion Of
Champaign, H., and Charles Young
Of Springfield, Ohio, were tied at the
end of the first day of the annual Mid
winter shoot. each breaking 156 of
160 targets.
Evening star., 1926-01-12

behind Harry Heilmann, his right
fielder, who led the league last season
in hitting, with 1893.
Three Successful Regulars.
Among his regular twirlers Cobb
has only Holloway, Whitehill and the
aging George Dauss, whose 1925 per-
formances Were commendable. Only
heavy hitting by the Tiger sluggers
Evening star., 1926-01-12
History of Bush Leagues
Rx To,p r EoStor
}y John B. Foster.
CHAPTER XVIII.

has been the National Association that has the ball
players but the days the National Association the and
clubs have OF the individual
signed by Charles ComisLe for
Evening star., 1926-01-12

The rest of the squad likely will
make it's bow in the same roles as
last year. unless Cobb can develop
one Of his relief outtielders into first
string material and give him a
chance to run the team from the
bench. Ty slumped a bit in fielding
last season. but made up for it by his
strength at the bat He was not far
Evening star., 1926-01-12
GARDNER MAY PHOTU, s.
GOLFERS in PLAY ABROAD
By the Associated Press.


|HICAGO January Seection Walker invade
Great Britain the immediate problem the United
States Golf Association and reported today that Robert
Gardner OF Chicago would be captai OF Ogofer
Evening star., 1926-01-12

Johnny Weissmuller, the swimming
wonder of the Illinois Athletic Club,
is almost as speedy a skater as he
is a swimmer
Evening star., 1926-01-12
InSideGOlf
BY Chester Horton

The niblick will serve the player in
many useful ways. and is not simply
q WeapOn for removing the ball from
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
DOHENY Is ILL IN
CAPITAL; TRIAL
AGAIN DELAYED

WASHINGTON, Dec. z 6P-Illness
Of Edward L. Doheny forced a halt
today in the oil conspiracy trial here,
but a resumption of the taking Of
testimony is expected tomorrow. Suf
fering from carbuncle on his left
arm, the 20 year old defendant felt
much better tonight, and his physi-
clans predicted he would be able to
be in court in the morning.
Justice Hoehling stopped proceed
ings today when it was found that
Doheny was too i'll to- be present.
Suspension OF the trial until he could
return to the court room was an
nounced
During the day the California I'll
magnate, who is on trial with Albert
b. Fall, former secretary of the in
terror, rested at his hotel. He had
submitted last night to n second
lancing operation.
Late today his temperature was
slightly above normal, but his con-
Gition was said to be satisfactory.
The defense will resume ipresenla-
tion of its case when court recon
venes with the testimony of ]. c.
Anderson, president of tSa Fan
American Petroleum company, which
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
Olson Girl Buried;
Renew Search for Boy
Continued From page one)


known the girl from childhood,
spoke prayers in both English and
Norwegian and in his remarks
urged that the congregation, pray
for the murderer and .asl1 God to
forgive him and bring repentance
to his heart"
"Our Savior died on cross with
a prayer on his lips for the mur-
dersrs who put him there" the Rev.
Dommerneass explained.
His word moved to tears Christ
Olson, father of the girl, and tht
brothers and sisters of the murder
victim, who sat with him. At the
conclusion of the services the
flower coffin was born to
the grave in the cemetery just north
of the church. AS the parents
stood beneath a canopy shielding
them from the sleet, the body was
lecommitted to the earth from which
members of a posse found it buried
in a. rude grave in the woods near
Rising Sun. with no clue to the
whereabouts of young Erdman Oh"
son, District Attorney Earl and
Sheriff Sherwood have scanned
every clue that has come to them
from throughout the United States
The new report early today was one
from Springfield H., that authors
ties werey on tile watch for Olson
following advice from motorists
that they had given a lift to a
young man answering Olson's de-
scription.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
Prominent Men Endorse
Plan For New Hotel
Continued From Page one,


westward, cannot be surpassed in any
country.
From the gorgeous and awe inspiring
view and from having visited some of
the worlds finer resorts and resort
hotels, comes the idea that Douglas,
with a matchless climate, with every
known attraction in the way of out
door sports available the year around,
with hunting opportunities unequalled
in a like area in the world, with fish
ing only few hours away, the beauty
Of the prairie and the hills, the attrac-
tionss of Old Mexico and the lure of the
desert can offer to the seeker after
recreation, relaxation, adventure or
health, as much if not more than any
one other place. Douglas presents to
those who come here the place in which
to enjoy life.
That is the belief of the men who are
now bending their best efforts toward
the consummation of the ideal in a
tourist hotel. They feel that this is the
real place in which to enjoy life and
it is their aim to build a hostelry here
in which other people may live com
fortably while enjoying the advantages
which local residents have continu-
ouSly.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
MISS LARSON AND
CHORUS WILL SING
AT KIWANIS LUNCH

A chorus of seven girls, with Fran
ces Larson singing the solo, will fea-
ture skit of the clever and snappy
musical comedy, pickles." at the XII
wants luncheon tomorrow. This part
of the play represents the swing OF
the entire comedy and is brimtul OF ac-
ton, catchy tunes and good lines.
The chorus will sing pickles and
II Can't Get Along Without Jimmy.
The chorus parts are especially strong
this year and the leading role is ably
taken by Miss Larson, sophomore IN
the high school She is a sister OF
Miss Carmen Larson, who took lead
ing role in "Pepita" and "Once In q
Blue Moon"
pickles" vii probably draw the
largest crowd that ever witnessed an
amateur performance in Douglas. The
seat sale will begin Saturday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
Youths Admit HoIdup of
Taxi DriUer and Mail
Robbery November 30

PUEBLO, Colo. Dec. =. - lP -
Claude A. DuVnII, 2O-ycar-OId. of
this city, ami EldOn Morris. alias
james Martin. 20, of FreepOrt, Kan,
were said tonight by local police To
have confessed having committed
daring hOldUP of "a taxi driver here
this morning and having rObber
mail carrier near Monument, Colo,
November 30.
DuVall and Morris were captured
shortly following their alleged
SticI<up of the taxi driver I'm gun
battle lin front Of n local restaur-
ant. They are said to have made
confession to Chief of Police j.
Arthur Grady.
In their confession, II was said,
they stated that they held UP the
mnil carrier at Monument; that they
robbed him of $2O3 and then trussetl
him with ropes in cabin "a mile
from that town.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
SOLDIER SHOT DOWN

ALAMAGoRDO, N. NJ, Dec. 7.--(A9~-
S. A. Seidel, Fort Bliss soldier, who
admits he is a deserters was shot
through the chest by an unknown as
saiiant near Valmont. about Is miles
south of here, this morning. His
wound is serious, but it is believed he
will recover Seidel said he was walk
ing toward Alamagordo when a soldier
on horseback approached and shot him
down without word. The wounded
man was found by Alfred Hunter, a
cattle inspector, and brought to Alama-
gordo
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
r,YcuUsT soROR1rY HoNoRs

Alpha Phi sorority of the University
Of Arizona at Tucson is rated as hav-
ing the highest scholarship average
of any organization on the campus for
this portion of the half year. The
sorority has no delinquent pedcentage
and thus turned in a perfect score. Two
Douglas girls, graduates of the class
Of 1925 Douglas high school, are
members of this organization. They
are Miss Henrietta E(vcy and MISS
Dorothy Houck.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
S. p. OF MEXICO BRAKEMAN
SHOT BY BANDITS, DIE

NOGALES, Dec. 7.-P1-Vicente Ira
zouui, a brakeman on a Southern Pa
cifc of Mexico train, which was held
up by bandits near Acaponeta, Nay
arit, Mexico, recently, died later of his
wounds received in defending the train
according to a Yago, Nayarit, dispatch
to the Herald today. One trainmar
was shot to death in the battle.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
Z, p. WINS HARTMAN MEDAL

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-(P)-For the
second consecutive year the Union Pa
cific system has been awarded the
E. H. Hartman gold medal for the
most conspicuous accident prevention
work in America during the last year
it was announced today by arthur
Williams, president of the American
Museum of Safety.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08

present session of congress, Gov.
ernor-elect Young, of California, ir
formed the California delegation hero
thi afternoon at the mid-year meet
ing OF the western division OF the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States. Announcement of this action
was contained in telegram read
before the convention during the
debate of the afternoon over the
Colorado river controversy
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
Fields KEATS KING TUT

LOS ANGELES, Dec. P)--Henry
King Tut Tuttle, Minneapolis light
weight, offered little eXceps ag-
gressiveness to oppose the boxing
skill of Jackie Fields, former ma
tional amateur featherweight cham
pion in their bout here tonight
Fields taking the decision easily
King Tut was given only two OF
,he ten rounds by ringsiders, on
round being even.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
MosoUlTos POISONED DEMPSEY

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Z A)--Jersey
MOSQUITOES were added by the eve
ming Public Ledger today to the
poison plot" reports circulated after
Jack Dempsey lost his heavyweight
title to Gene Tunney.
The real reason for Dempsey
lack of old time fighting spirit
the Ledger said, was that he hao
been poisoned by mosquito bites i've
days before the battle.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
FORMER PRESIDENT OF
HONDURAS is DEA

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. N)-Dr
Francisco Bogran. Il former president
of Honduras, died here tonight. He
had resided in New orleans since
coming here. for medical treatment
last July. A noted physician MN
self. DE. Bogran enlisted the alu OF
several specialists in an effort to
cure his liver trouble.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE
CH1EEF MAY SELL STO(

CAMDEN. N. j., Dec. 7.-(R-An op-
ton for the purchase of his holdings
of common stock of the Victor Talk
ing Machine company, said to amount
to approximately $2S,OOO,OOO, has been
given by Eldridge r. johnson, presi-
dent of the Victor concern, to group
of New York bankers, headed by Speyer
and Company and w. Seligman and
Company. n
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08

received leases on the Elk Hills
Calf, naval oil reserves in 1922
This lease, and an earlier contract
to another Doheny organization. for
the construction of naval oil stor-
age plant at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
were the basis of the government
charges Of conspiracy against Do
heny and FAN
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
MORGAN TO BE REGISTRAR

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.--R-Includ-
ed in the presidential nominations to-
day was that of Henry A. Morgan as
registrar of the land office at Phoe-
nix, AriZ.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
CnIifornin Propo".lI

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Dec
7 OP,-California will rat.fy the
colorado river compact within ~
hours after President Coolidge ar
fixes his signature to the SWlhg"
johnson bill il it is passed by tie
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08

precipitation for the year to date was
recorded today as 27.O4 inches, Whlch
is 7.76 inches more than the total
for the same period last year. which
was 1928 inches.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08
Senate Votes Gould
Inquiry by 70 to Z Vote
Continued From Page onel

Shortly after it's passage, Chairman
Ernst issued a call for meeting to-
morrow of the senate elections COM
mittee to delve into the charges.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08

The International Club. Quality and
service, in Aqua Priota.--AdVt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-08

-NEA. San Francisco Bureau
It was decidedly worth while to Miss
clarice Barry to be adjudged the
most beautiful October bride of far.
lway Sydney. Australia. The honor
'arried with it prize of $4,000, not
o speak of a free trousseau, bed
'oom suite. piano, honeymoon tour
md some odds and ends. Miss Barry
lad been a government stenographer.
Evening star., 1926-10-14
KENNEDY-BUILT HOME

In location that cannot be surpassed
are filled with beautiful shrubbery of all
kinds and terraced with a rubble- e-stone wall
detached and 25 fl. wide. Four rooms on
tho first floor. four bedrooms and two sleep
and extra. lavatory. three open freplaces
two maids rooms, screens and awnings: all
modern refnements; The price is low and
terms very reasonable
Evening star., 1926-10-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Me. PLEASA\T=Detache

NJ L. IL.EASAN l-DetdCneu.
An ideal location. established and refined
section of the city near all conveniences
and only ten minutes from the downtown
district. Detached home with full-length
front porch, reception hall, living room
floor. Four bedrooms and bath on second
moor Large storage attic and maids room
Also rear stairway to second floor; hot
toned throughout. New roof. Large rear
ward and a concrete garage. At price to
sell quickly. Immediate possession.
LELAND-S1O.5OO.
One of the city,s most ideal suburbs
from the Chevy Chase Club This is q de-
tached. two-story dwelling on a very large
house. with open fireplace and buit-in
side porch OF living rom, The bedrooms
are well proportioned. with plenty OF closet
space Oak floors. hot-water heat. electric
lights The owner of this property is leav
ing town and has named this low price for
immediate sale.
SOUTHEAST-SO.75O.
Colonial brick home 20 #, wide, with
concrete front porch. reception hall. large
rooms. nclosed and heated sleeping porch
giving the advantages OF 4 bedrooms not
from new Eastern High, School and the
same distance from Holy Comforter Church
$500 cash and $51 80 per month VIII make
all payments. An excellent buy.
'HILLIPS. INC,
BUILDERS.
Evening star., 1926-10-14
YOU ARE LOOKING FOR JUST SUCH HOMES
AS THESE

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than
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Owners and Builders Of Communities
Evening star., 1926-10-14
NORTHAMPTON ST

Splendid detached home on lot so by
Living room fni width of house i4fnat,Tl With stone
fireplace and built-in bookcases Bright
dining room and very large kitchen On
the second floor there are four bedrooms
tile bath and glass-incosed sleeping porch
Large toored attic. Maid room in base
ment- Hot-water heat and electricity
Built-in garage. One of the incest sections
of Chevy Chase. This home must be sold
ana Inc price ana terms are very attractive
Evening star., 1926-10-14

rooms. bath with hullt-Iu tub. large ll,
ing room. open fireplace. built IN refrirCra
tor. side lights. large front porch shrubhr"A
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Evening star., 1926-10-14
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GRUNER-BUILT HOMES
Ideal location facing Rock Creek Park; aractivcly
built beautiful electric fixtures side brackets with shades
present splendid appearance and modern
in every way They the best values this delightful
residential section Can be purchased reasonable terms
ANOTHER GRUVER OPPORTUNITY.
5 Left, On Queen St. NE, Out of 88 Built
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below present value enable sales force to put
their time and attention another Gruver subdivision
G. S. WHITE.
1412 Eye St. NV Columbia $3.50 and Main 8O98
Evening star., 1926-10-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
A REMARKABLE VALUE.

Where can you purchase in the city an
all-brick CORNER HOME less than three
years old for Sll $50: That is what we
are Offering, and in one of the most desir-
able northwest sections. An S-room house
with complete bedrooms. tiled bath. oak
floors. hot-water heat and electric lights;
Fully screened and metal weather stripped
throughout. Also buit-in garage. Paved
street. Unusual circumstances compel the
sale. and bargain is waiting for some one.
Good terms.
Evening star., 1926-10-14
HEDGES g. MIDDLETON, INC.
Realtors.

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DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF THE TWENTY-FoURTH
SENATORIAL DISTRICT
OF FLORIDA

] wish to announce my candi-
dacy for reelection to the Flor
ida State Senate from the Twen-
ty-fourth district, subject to the
Democratic primary.
There will be a number of
matters Of vital Importance to this
District, and particularly to Mon
roe County, in the 1927 session
of the Legislature. The bound
aries Of the City Of Key West will
have to be changed to include
the Florida East Coast Railway
terminals. The ten year contract
win expire with the 1927 session.
! am party to the contract ex-
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for $25, measures half an inch in
length by seven-eighths of an inch
in width. Some experts believes
this book to be the smallest ever
printed, while others claim that
there are copies of the Scriptures
even smaller.
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United states Customs Service,
Port 81 Key West. Fla. MAY ID,
1855. Notice Is hereby given that
the following described vehicle vas
seiaea Just off the county road at
ksY West. Fla. on or about Aprit
Us. 1895. for violation OF Sections
aagf and 5oS9 Of the Revised
statutes 81 the Uatted states. to
vii. one National Seven passenger
Tsurlnx car. engine No. 1853, owner
nnknoMn, driven by Serattna Fahci.
AL persons claiming the above de-
acrtied vehicle OF any interest
therein are hereby Notified and ad-
nonlshed TO file claim ~ owner
ship with the undersigned at Key
west. FLA. within twenty days
from the first publication OF this
naffees otherwise IKE said ear. its
equipment. etc. viii be forfeited
10 the rnited States and sold at
pablo auction Ia he highest bidder
ia front Of the Federal Building on
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In Japanese mythology the fox
is represented, as having been the
first born into the world, and even
now when a fox is seen he is re-
garded by most of the more hum
Bile classes as a messenger from
heaven.