davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-07-22
B B or v A

pa. RaE TaR0DOa OH H3BecTeH Il
mHpoRoa qHTalOmeTi Hy6InHe. Ere
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, 1926-07-22
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HO BcerIa HyTeM IpaBHlbHoIl rex
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nae IerIo noIyqaeTca yXy4HIeHHe,
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BaHHe, a IHnIb II0cIe HpeIBapH-
Te.IbH0H0 leqeHHa Ma3BIO, pa3MaT-
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pyloHIed RORY. BHIaBIHBaHue Hpo
H3BOgHTea .IyTI1e BceTO HOcpeICT-
BON oc00Ofo HHeTpyMeHTa IIa BIZ
IaBIHBaHHa yfpefl Ito yHHa, Jpn
qeM BbIIaBlHBaIOT He cH.IbHO, BE
BH3HBaa EpoBoTeqeHHa. KaR BCHo
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MaI0EpOBHHM H|aIIHeHTaM HpHHH-
eblBaeTca MBuIbaE 4Ia BHyTpeHHe
70 yTOTpe0IeHHa.
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he aeWlTca, a aeqHTca OCHOBHaa
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Eca.
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cTHOcTH 6HBaI0T pa3HMe. HaIO
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He IHllHHM cqHTaD yHoMaHyTb
BAN, ITO ROTHBe 6OIe3HH cVHTan
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qeHH, aBIaE0Tca 10 cHX mop 10
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IbcTBoM 9TOMy clyTHT cIe4yDmee.
Bill 3HaeTe, qTo qyIecHHM H TaH-
H%cTBeHHBIM aB.IaeTca g.Ia cpeIHe-
TO qe.IOBeEa TO, zero OH eIHe He MO
IeT o6'acHHTb ce0e. Ho O0'acHeHHe
HyalHo envy, aToro Tpe6yeT ero ~
meBHHK eE4a14I, eTO HpHpo4a. B
Oco6eHHocTH eTo OTHocHTca Il 90
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MY die II O6IerqeHHa CBoHX cTpa-
4aHHh. BOT 3IecB TO II oTEpBBaeT
ca o6,IacTB 4ellcTBHa pa3IHqHor0
poIa sHaxapef, 6a6OE, eTapHEOB Il
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70 ,,IaTeHToBaHHHHX" H ,,HeHaTeH
, 1926-07-22

H. II. le6e4eB. r3AHse PeRAO,
RaK qeAOBeR, yqeHBlN MbIcAN-
TeAb". MoeIBa, 1921, cTp. l2O.
BeHa 25 II.
Tar yI IIoIH ycTpoeHBI, qTo I'M,
EaE II geTaM HyHHH Xop0IlIIIe Jpn
MepM. MalO cEa3aTb qelOBeEy, he
4e.aait TOFO-TO, 3To HeXOpOlHo, He0-
6xoIHMo eme II caMOMy ToBopame-
MY Tar %HOcTyDaTb, HaE OH yqHT.
Ho He1oBepHe lIo4efi pacHpOcT
paHaeTca qac1o eme Ia,1bIHe, OH
xoTaT BHTeTb, EaE yuamHn qe.Ao-
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BIN envy lie Bepar (O6OcHOBaHH0
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lot .IHlnb cB0H E0pBIcTHBe ne,lH.
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yqeHOro, HpeRpacH0To qeloBeIa,
BCD TH3Hb cIeI0BaBIuer0 cB0HM
y0eIIeHHaM, He T0proBaBnIeFo cBo
eli coBecTbO. Bca HH3Hb ef0 =
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@IIeM cMHc.Ie cJCBa.
lIeHa HHHiEEI He BeIKEa, HAHN
raKa noHa'EllN, HpocTl4M a3M-
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204. IIeHa Is c.
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B HayHe. BH4aDmHhca reoTpa0,
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, 1926-07-22
BEs'aMqHbIn MAnOHE3

bE3 HHdHblN MANOHE3
8 cTOaOBbIx AOwKH bOpReHa Cry
meHHsTO MOAOKa, pasBeAeH-
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"a paEHOR aOxKH FOpqNIbl,
z AOwRH RpeHKOrO yRCyCa,
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RaROrO yrOgHO cOpTa,
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CMemaRTe Bee sTg, n%pH6aBbTe
mOaOKa N n%OcTeneHH0 p%acROAa-
qNBaHTe B MacAe C nOM0uIbD aH
qHGH KOAOTymRR. 3aTeM npn6a-
BbTe yKcyc. ynOTpe6aaAJe er0 RaR
AN6Oh MaRoHes, HepeAOwNre B sa-
KpbITblR EyBmHH. Oh Mo@eT HeOr-
paHEqeHH0e BpeMa xpaHHTbca 3
xOAOAH0M MecIe. EcAH qepe3qyp
TyqeH, TO MO%H0 pa36aBhTb Bop
geHa CryweHHblM MOAoROM.
, 1926-07-22
Ko BeeM 6eaopyecaM, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aeHa npoGBeIeHAs

FIy6oIEaa 0EpyHHaa yHpaBa
ToBapuwecrBa BeIopyccEod lilo
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cTHo. qTo B coBpeMeHH0H IoIb-
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pa0oqHx.
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.gaMH EpecTbaHcTB0 He Mo'kef.
B%caegcrBHe aToro ynpaBa ToBapH
mecTBa BeaopyccEoli lllEo1H 90
paulaerca 10 BceM 6el6pyccaM,
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roi Pecuy6aHEe, .IafBHH, IHTBe
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, 1926-07-22

Bee oTo, paayMeeTca, pe3yIBTaT
HecOBepuleHcTBa c|OBpeMeHHOt HAY
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4p., paIoBOli rpa;E4aHHH Terepb
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NEGRO.
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, 1926-07-22

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mecTB0 B-HgI, Ma IA BcTpeqy NH
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noI 3aFIaBHeM: "PyccEHe 9Haa-
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B 9THX leTyqEaX MeG4y HpoqHE
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B3aHMonoM0mH.
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CTH HMeIOT CB0H o6mecTBeHHMe
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npocTyD Ho BepHyIo HcTHHy: B
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0MH H oRpecTHocTefi HacqHTBBa-
eTca 10 so THcaq, a OpraHH8o-
BaHHHx B o0HIecTBa BSaHMoH0-
HIN He 0OAee 400 qe,IoBeR. 9To lie
qalBHo II HOsopHo 4Ia Hac, pyc-
cEnx BHxoIIeBl
Tar IaBaiTe ne 9oporHe cooTe
qeeTBeHHHEH B03BMeMea ga IeIo.
HycTB oyer HaIHHM Ao3yHnM:
, 1926-07-22

ToBanHnx" cpeIcTB IIa IeqenHa
EoEIIblx 6OIe3Heii. HOTTH Ra%4Hfi
anTeEapb, EaTIMii HoMep ra3eTH
II upocrO MHanIuii ce6a yiGe 3nalo-
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cTBO OF ROTHoh 0oIe3HH. KaEHX
moo 20-30 ceHTOB II qeIOBeE
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HyT IeHbT II ,,HoM0mH" lie IaIOT.
II cefipae HpHBoIaTca IlpHMepbl, G
yRa3aHHeM BpeMeHH II MecTa 4eIl-
cTBMal
, 1926-07-22
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NHTCTOHA, 0TAnO.

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30 IaBaTB, a OTqeTa he HMeeM
HpaBa cIpaiiHBaTb. 0qeHb xo-
pomo. HaMH HolyqeHH cBeIe-
HHa, VITO Il. T." uy1Iaerca Il
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IHcb.
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8IeHHOH DHeBlIEH IeHer ITO Ha3Ha
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, 1926-07-22

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pa36HpaIocb AeIo 0 ~IpoIeaiaX
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30 BpeMa pas6opa 4ela raEaie
DBacHH.docB, ITO 9THM caMBM qe-
.IoBeI;oM companies cpe4cTBa Hid
II. T.'s. CpeIcTBa .co6HpaIHcB yaie
oE0lo uIeeTII MecaHeB ToMy Ha-
saI. BHacHHIocb cE0IbE0 yiEe co
6paHo cpe4cTB. TorIa 6Blo lopy
qeHo OIHoMy ToBapHmy Ha qIe-
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in OH c~o6pauHbIe cpelerBa. ilpH
5aupoce 5. 3aaBHH, qTo BHeaal
, 1926-07-22
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0 s. 4 E

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B o0mecTBa B3aHMoH0M0Wh!" kTO
caoBoM HIH IeIoM HpOTHB HaHIeh
eHaiiEH, TOT Bpar pyccIHx BHXo4
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pyccEux. HTaE, cHloTHMca D on
ny cHIIbHyIO H Be.IHRyD pyccHyD
ceMbD IA npOcBeTHTeIBHO = BRO
HoMHqecEOM 9poHTe.
B H~egaaeRoM 6y4ynIeM oyer co
3BaHa pafOHHaa ROH9epeHIHa 90
mecTB B3aHMoHOMOmH II EyIBTyp
HO = HpocBeTHTeAbHhx opraHH3a-
uni ropoIa @HIa4eIbRHH Il OH
pecTHOcTeli, bee opraHHaaUHH HIN
~OTIeIbHBe .IHUa, HMeDHIHe HpH =
Harb yUacTHe B pafiOHHoH IOH9e
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M0nOMOmH.
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o6mecTBa B3aHMOHOMOmH H KyAB-
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3alIHH B OHIO TeIOe'?
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qTO IacT O6'eIHHeHHe pyccHoH 10
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RoMIccHa ITO o0'eIHHeHHIO peHIHIa
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HE, 25 HIo.Ia B 2 gaca IHa, b
cBoeM HOMemeHHH Ala TpHH yIH-
ia. TeMa MHTHHra: penleHHe 1pe
IBapHTeaBHoro c'eaIa B cBa8H c
O0'eIHHeHHeM BECK O6mecTB B3a-
HMOHoMomu. BXoI 6ecHIaTHBIff.
KOMHCCKa.
, 1926-07-22

3IeCb ne MIL BHIHM MIlpH0r0,
6ecEOpHcTHoro yqeHOTo, c cep8-
HeM, HOlHBIM ,llO6BH, 10 BceMy I'LL
ByIIeMy.
BcaIoMy, nHTepecyIOmeMyca no
InTHGO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BOHp9-
caMH II cTp0HTeIBcTBoM 0yIymero
o0mecTBa, lie MemaeT %Hp0qHTaTb
9Ty RHHry.
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, 1926-07-22
MOH04Aa TAyHAa

qHRMU. = Ha Beer IappH-
con WINE poIHTe4H 3a4a4H TpeH-
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eli gOqepH Baio.ler IIoHoBHq Is i.
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pHHHa c6eIa4a OF cBOHx poIHTe-
leh, EoTopHe o6paTHaHcb B uolH-
HHIo ga posHcRoM eBoea ~HcqesHyB
mel IogepH.
, 1926-07-22

HocfbW HpHMAT BcaEHh zap II 0y-
IeT D HeqaTH BecTH cqeT IIoa;epr
B%0BanHi.
ll0HepTB0BaHHa lIpHHHMal0Tca
Ea3HaqeeM ynpaBH-Bepoii Ipo3I
en-. T.Iy0OEOe, y.IHTa CeHEeBHqa,
~ H BeIopyccEHM 6aHRoM B BIZ
abHe (BHleHcEaa, 81.
Hpegce4aTeIb ynpaBBI-- MeTaa.
YaeHH = ApOs9, 3NBaANq.
CeEpeTapB B. CKypKO
HpHMeqaHHe: IIOIepTBoBaBnIHe !
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4oIIap0B BHceqeHM Ha locke,
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MHa3HH.
, 1926-07-22

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HIM MyUaeTecb ITO HOqaM II IeToM
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nyCEaHHH HHRaRoTo 3HaqeHHa ne
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3HaEa 9T0T0 3a60leBaHHa He HpH-
BOgHTe, HoqeMy y MeHa nelyqHIocB.
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70 3%a00IeBaHHa B IaHH0e BpeMa
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70 IeqHTeGB, a 80IT0e IeYeHIIe
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qIHe H36eraTb IeHmmHH, aIEOT0-
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ca, 30 BpeMMa .IoIHTBca cIaTb II.
BcTaBaTB, ia Mo0OIbHIe 4HnlaTB
cBeIHM BosgyXOM. .IeTeHHe 0po.
cbTe BcaROe, pa3Be qTO He HoMeIua.
er MOnHTb qerO .IH6O yEpeH.IaDme-.
TO (TOHHR). EcIH MOIeTe, TO yc-
Tp0HTe ce0e IaHHIyIH H XopOnIeHb
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BAG n0Hp0cTy cHIbHaa HeBpacTeHHa
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HIS.
PeBMaFH3M .IeqHTca J%eHapcTBa-
NH, BaHHaMH II 94eETpHqeeTBOM,
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10 Hs6aBHTBHa.
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H. HNseB. 1OpseeH, MHq. -
Evening star., 1926-10-28
DRY AGENT SUSPENDED.
Youthful Sleuth Accused of Fore
ing Bribe From Druggist.

CHICAGO, October % P).-Lester
F. Rabineau, young prohibition agent,
has been suspended pending investi-
cation by Ernest L. Duck, assistant
United States district attorney, that
he had forced a $50 bribe from a
druggist, it was learned yesterday.
Rabineau has been an agent, under
E. c. Yellowley. prohibition admins
traitor, for a year and has figured in
scores Of accusations against drug
stores. Youthful and of good appear
ance, Rabineau and another agent,
accompanied by two modish women,
had little difficulty in many cases of
giving gin and whisky selling drug
gists the impression that they were
anything but prohibition agents.
Evening star., 1926-10-28
HITS FOREIGN 'BLEEDERS.'
Treasurer Of Australia Fights Alien
Oil Corporations.

SYDNES, Australia, October %
@-Dr. e. G.. Page, treasurer of the
commonwealth of Australia. at a
press conference expressed the deter
mination to fight against foreign oil
companies.
Foreign companies are not con-
tent with bleeding our country white
in war time," he said, but are at
tempting to dictate how we shall
progress. Our road locomotion Is
greatly handicapped by their levies
and the federal government Is pre-
pared to fight them to finish"
Evening star., 1926-10-28
OPEN UP GOLD RUSH
ON ALASKAN STYLE
Swedes Hear of New Discovery Of
Precious Ore in Province
of Vesterbotten.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SKELLEFTEA, Sweden, October
28.-A gold rush on the Alaskan style
is taking place here, due to the re-
ported new discoveries of valuable
ore bodies in the Province of Vester-
botten. The list of minerals they
contain includes copper, zinc. arsenic,
silver and gold.
At Boliden, where most of the gold
occurs, mining has already started.
There is as yet no railroad to the
place and the best oEe is carted to the
waterfront in motor trucks, while the
lower grades are stored.
New buildings are springing up at
a rapid pace and plans for an entire
city have been laid out about the viii
lage nearest the mine.
The ore was discovered by the new
electrical prospecting methods In
vented by Hans Lundberg and Karl
Sundsberg. Swedish mining engineers
Evening star., 1926-10-28
FACULTY HALTS FIGHT.
Sets Aside Student Councils De-
mand Against Editors.

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., october %
Op.-Action of the student council in
requesting the resignation of Julian
S. Starr, jr, editor, and r. X. Fowler
assistant editor of the University OF
North Carolina Magazine. was set
aside last night in a report on the
case made by committee OF nine
faculty members.
Resignation Of the editors had been
requested on the ground that Slaves. >
a sex story, written by Fowler and
appearing in the October number OF
the magazine. was obscene and In
decent"
Evening star., 1926-10-28

their contention that the Government
has no blanket powers to delve into
their records unless some charges of
irregularities have been made and an
investigation is under way.
Judges Walter T. Page and A. B.
Anderson concurred in the decision.
Evening star., 1926-10-28

Sheets to the number of more than
800 can be dealt with at one time by
a new washing machine exhibited in
London.
Evening star., 1926-10-28
PACKERS UPHELD
BY APPEALS COURT
Right of Government to Ex-
anime Company Books
Is Denied.
By the Associated Press.

Dy tH0 ASsOCIdVeu fTeeS.
CHICAGO, October 28.-Litigation
of several years between the Govern.
ment and the large packing com.
T,anies over the Governments right to
examine the packing companies
books was decided for the packers yes
terday by the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals. which ruled the
Governmen9 has no right to examine
or make copies of the books, and or.
dered the dismissal of the mandamus
proceedings instituted by the United
states Attorney General and pre-
vtously upheld by Federal Judge
Adam G. Cliffe.
The Governments action was based
on the packers and stockyards act of
1921. which, the Government claimed,
gave the Secretary OF Agriculture
the right to examine and make copie.
of all the books and records of the
packers for the information of Con-
gress and for use in possible investi-
cation of conditions in the packing
business.
Packers Defy Order.
At the outset, Swift & Co., Wilson
4 Co. and the Cudahy Packing Co.
refused to comply with the order of
the Secretary of Agriculture, claiming
that the act was unconstitutional and
violated articles of the fourth and fifth
amendments to the Constitution.
Mandamus proceedings were insti.
tuted before Judge Cliffe to compel the
surrender Of the books by the pack
ers, and the Governments contention
was upheld in this court.
The Circuit Court of appeals. in a
decision written by Judge Samuel AL
schuler. held that the demand of the
Government was unreasonable and in
violation of the constitutional rights
Of the packers. The demand was also
held to be too inclusive and even in
excess Of the authority of the Fed
eral Trade Commission, which has
wide powers in such matters.
In his decision, Judge Alschuler dis
missed claim of the packers that the
Federal courts had no jurisdiction
whatever in the matter, but allowed
The Coconino sun., 1926-10-08
HUNT, ASHURST AND
OTHERS SPOKE TUESDAY

Governor George w. P. Hunt and
y. S. Senator Henry F. Ashurst
we're teh principal speakers at the
democratic mass meeting at the
courthouse Tuesday night. There was
! good-sized, representative crowd
)ut.
Other state candidates besides
Governor Hunt who spoke were Tax
Commissioner Ed. Hughes, Mine In
,pector, Tom Foster, Superintendent
public instruction, C. 0. Case, Tax
Commissioner Loren Vaughn end
Mrs. Ana Frohmiller Of this city,
candidate for state auditor.
The talks were we'll received. Sem
tor Ashurst took occasion to say
;ome things highly complimentary to
Jarl Hayden, democratic nominee for
.he other seat in the United States
senate.
The Coconino sun., 1926-10-08

PARAMOUNT COMPANY
HERE MONDAY TO FILM
Jim THE CONQUEROR"

Lee Doyle, of Flagstaff, transport
alton and supply manager for Para
mount Pictures, received a wire yes
terday announcing that Bert Gilroy,
business manager, will be here to-
morrow and the others will come
Monday to begin filming Peter B.
Kyne's "Jim the Conqueror."
Tuba City and Moenhavi are loca-
tions. Billy Boyd, former Flagstaff
boy has the male lead, and his wife,
Eleanor Fair, is leading woman.
Others in the cast, which includes
nearly so people, are Tully Marshall
and Hobart Bosworth.
The picture deals with the old-time
feud between cattlemen and sheep
men, George B. Seitz, who directed
the Paramount picture taken at The
Gap, near here, few months ago,
will direct this one.
The Coconino sun., 1926-10-08
DAD WRIGHT, DEPENDABLE
OLD TIMER, DIED FRIDAY

Sidney Myron Childs, familiarly
known to old timers here as dad"
Wright, was found dead early Fri
day morning at the Art Williams
ranch at Fort Valley where he had
been helping thresh. A coroner's in
quest was called which found that
death was caused by heart failure
He recently had attacks of acute in
digestion which may have contribut-
ed to his death He was hearty,
robust man and his death was un-
expected.
He came to Flagstaff almost 80
years ago, and was identified with
early Flagstaff history from then
on. He engaged in the transfer busi-
ness for many years, and for some
time ran a threshing machine A
daughter by his first marriage, Mrs.
Ray McFee of Anaheim, Calf, and
her husband came for the funeral.
They drove over and left for home
yesterday by way Of Phoenix.
Deceased was born in Iowa in
1859 and was reared on his fathers
farm.
He was married to Mrs. Frances
Baille in Flagstaff.
The funeral was held Tuesday af-
ternoon from the Adventist church,
the service being conducted by Will
lam Black. Deceased was a member
of that church and was brought up
in that faith. Interment was in Citi-
zen's cemetery.
The Coconino sun., 1926-10-08
COLLEGE ALUMNI WILL
install new PRESIDENT

Installation exercises for Profess
sor Grady Gammage, president elect
Teachers college will be held home
coming week on either October 80
or 81. Mrs. Ida Wilmington Doug
lass, chairman of the committee for
the rites, announced last Tuesday ev-
ening.
In making arrangements for the
installation exercises, a special eff
fort is being made to get all the
college graduates listed so they can
represent their, various alma matters
in conveying best wishes to the new
president on the day of the exercises.
Everyone is requested to telephone
either the registrar or secretary of
the college at once The people of
Flagstaff and nearby towns are also
requested to convey their greetings
to the president. At the ceremony,
each college graduate, after the au-
thorization has been granted by the
college staff in representation will
formally appear and offer the good
wishes of the college to the new
president. For this reason, all are re-
Guested to phone 65 within the next
"a hours, as the alma mater must
be written to at once to secure this
authorization.
It is desired that those who are
unable to attend either have some
one represent them, or telegraph
their greetings direct to the presi-
dent.
The Coconino sun., 1926-10-08
CITY OFFICERS MADE BIG
HAUL BOOZE JOINTS

Night Marshal Eddie Tackitt has
been keeping his eyes and ears open,
something he never seems to any,
thing else but, and as result three
boozery emporiums on the south side
were raided by him and his chief,
Justin R. Cooper, on Tuesday night
and the three proprietors next day
we're assessed by City Police Magis-
trate Clarence T. Pulliam $500
apiece.
The evidence Of booze selling was
conclusive in each case.
A Martinez, whose popular place
is on South O'Leary street, pleaded
guilty and paid his $500.
Jesus Alonzo, present tenant of the
Beceril house on South Elden street,
which place has figured in police
court quite a lot in the last few
months, also pleaded guilty and IN
addition to the $500 will spend 30
days in Jail.
Felipe Ylarrez pleaded not guilty,
but that made no never mind with
the magistrate, except that in addi-
tion to the $500 tribute he Indicated
that Felipe may spend 80 days IN
iail to cogitate further over his col
losal innocence.
Alonzo and Ylarrez evidently were
trying to bring back the good old
days Of the yore, when obliging la
dies were much in evidence where
booze was sold; which old-fashioned
stunt was the reason for the jail
sentence.
The Coconino sun., 1926-10-08

months May TO- Drive Week when
about sixty of citizens under the captalcy OF Dr. Tex acky
Flagstaff Community Hotel About thirty days later
months today started
window openings will ell be closed and it will be possible
the heat the building for which the piping and
plumbing work already completed with the exception OF
radiators This remarkable showing OF efficient constuc
evidenced by the favorable from various
noted the different hotel magazines published
points throughout the country
The board of directors meeting from time to
approval building material and payroll
advisable during the OF VIII meet
hereafter
being installed frequent consultations with Mr. Granting
in charge Of construction, will be necessary.
Day architect from San Fran
president of
the coast yesterday and will be here for few days. gong over
matters pertaining construction and equipment
is of Hamilton is already working
and the coast looking toward
which will visitors here
sports fact just for the winter Our local
which doubt considerable good will result In
the following from the Los Angeles Times
Tuesday, the Snow be of Interest,"
say In that it will not be the
the greatest lure At most of the little noun
shut down the last of September
these they will begin the at that point
Before this can really playground Los An
ge will be have better roads between
Moave and the lower end of the valley
The writer of course refers they
Angeles talking with of the people there
my trips they would be glad this
points would likewise them
avail themselves of this opportunity
at this
time for the building not being completed anq the hotel IN
' KOCH, President.