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Winslow daily mail., 1926-12-11

JuuSS Vial h Hotu OuIy llII6e udy IS
left in which to file contest pro-
ceedings in the Maricopa county
Superior Court, the legal limit be-
ing Dec u, which falls on Sun
day.
He C0ngratuIateS Hunt
In the letter, dated Dec. 10,
Judge Clark congratulates Cover
nor Hunt, elected for the sixth
time to the office OF governor, "an
honor which is accorded very
rarely, even to the most distin-
guished oil men, ~
'iThis message has been delayed
because the margin in your favor,
as disclosed by the election re-
turns, was SO scant that in the
judgment of many of my friends Of
both political parties, the question.
of a contest should be carefully
considered before committing my
self, as to the result Of the cleo
ton" the letter continues.
After looking over the situa-
ton as thoroughly as the time and
resources at my command would
allow, | have decided not to con-
test, even though substantial
grounds may exist.
Offers His Services
Though my views and policies
during the campaign were widely
at variance with your own, yet
am heartily in accord with any
movement Of your administration
toward the welfare of the state,
and insofar as my services in that
behalf may be deemed helpful Or
acceptable to you, they are always
at your disposal.
The official canvas of the vote
in the fourteen counties of the
state disclosed that Governor
Hunt had been elected by a ma
jority OF 399 votes. Deducting
from this, Judge Clark pointed out
in a statement issued to the press
tonight, the majority known to
have been given him in Concho
precinct, Apache county, which
was not counted because the tally
sheets were sealed up with the
ballots, the majority was reduced
to 333.
The statement declared that
there was also reason to believe
that serious irregularities existed
in some large precincts that had
voted strongly against me, and
there were alsp many indications
OF actual fraud.
Points irregularities"
The returns showed the vote 10
have been so close that for nearI 81
ten days the result was uncer-
tain" the statement said.
While we have information sat
isfying US Of many and gross IN
regularities, it continued, "parti-
cularly i'll precincts that if thrown
out would change. the result, the
of getting actual proof
in such shape as would be accept
able in court OF law is very
great.
Moreover, the expense Of wag-
ing such a contest would run into
very large sum, far beyond any
amount at my command and cx-
;ceGing by many thousands of dol
ars any sum | would be willing to
lsk my friends and supporters to
contribute. (The election laws 0a
he state provide that the state
shall NOT stand the expense Of q
'ecount of votes cast for any Of
ice in a contest proceedings u1-
ess the majority of the successful
:andidate is less than 1-tenth OF
Continued on Page p
Winslow daily mail., 1926-12-11
liter To HUNT
PQINTSFUT|LITy
Of BIC CONTEST
Defeated Candidate Cites
Irregularities But Sees
Long Useless Battle
To Moral Victory

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 10 (AP)-
Judge E. S. Clark, Republican, de-
feated in the November election
for the governorship, tonight made
public a letter written Governor
Geo. w. p. Hunt, Democrat, the
successful candidate, saying he
had decided not ito contest the
election even though substantial
grounds may exist" Clark had
previously announced that he
would contest Hunts election.
Judge Clark had only three days
left in which to file contest pro-
ceedings in the Maricopa county
Superior Court, the legal limit be-
ing Dec. u, which falls on Sun
day.
Winslow daily mail., 1926-12-11

STOCK MARKET
NEWS PAGE FIVE
Evening star., 1926-05-26
NEWSPAPERS LIMITED,
WRITER TELLS CLASS
Miss Cora Rigby Declares No Jour-
nal Big Enough to Print
All the News.

No paper today is big enough to
print even all the news that is fit
to print" Miss Cora Risby, Washing.
ton CORE spondent Of the Christian
Science Monitor, declared in an ad-
dress Monday before the evening
class in Journalism at George Wash.
ington University. This situation.
said the speaker, explained the ne.
cessity for each papers following it's
own particular policiesS4n the selec.
ton of material for publication.
Miss Rigby described the routine
of the Washington Office of her own
paper. which she said did not cover
some fields in which other individual
publications specialized. he added,
however. that all the correspondents
of all kinds of papers made a practice
in Washington of covering the confer.
ences with the President Various
other conferences in the National Cap.
ital were held to be important and
special representatives were always
interested in congressional hearings.
Miss Rigby told Of the cooperation
that was maintained between the of.
| flee here and the Offices Of her paper
in New York and Chicago and OF the
dramatic interest that she had found
as reporter in various cities in the
country on special assignments. Miss
Rigby is president of the Women's
National Press Club.
Evening star., 1926-05-26
DrSch0US
Zino-Pa6l.
.APRETTY THROAT IS
MOST DESIRABLE
Old.Time Recipe of Buttermilk
and Cream Best; Preserves
Whiteness, Youthfulness and
Beauty.
Put one orl-fte~

One Of the woes of the middle
A ccd woman nowadays is that her
throat looks lined and old when
she puts on waist with a conf
Portable and fashionably open neck.
The old-time recipe and still the
best TO keep youthful looks and en-.
sure a clear, creamy complexion is
common everyday buttermilk and
cream. And every woman will be
glad to know that she can now OBJ.
tain the ready-to-use product called
"Howard's s" Buttermilk Cream in
both tubes and jars at any good
drug store.
Few women realize that the
throat is one Of the greatest tell.
tale marks of age since 1t very
readily shows advancing years or
the marks of neglect, IF they
would only accept these toilet hints
in their helpful true light they
would not hesitate to cut this
article out and remember to give
Buttermilk Cream a trial. Peoples
Drug Stores guarantee it to give
complete satisfaction or money
back.
IMPORTANT-Even the finest
face creams fail if the soap you
use is harsh, Towards Buttermilk
Cream Soap keeps skin smooth.
soft and plia BILE - Advertisement.
Evening star., 1926-05-26
DOWNTOWN AREA
TO GET BUS LINE.
New W. R. T. Line Will Serve
Shopping and Apartment
House Districts.

The application Of the Washington
Rapid Transit Co. for permission to
establish new bus line downtown
serving the apartment house and shop.
ping districts was approved yesterday
by the Public Utilities Commission.
Starting at Lincoln Memorial the
new line will traverse a circuitous
route to Eighth street and Pennsyl.
vAnia avenue. Establishment OF the
line was opposed by the Washington
Railway and Electric and the Capital
Traction Companies at a recent public
hearing OF the commission.
The. route Of the new line will be
as follows: From Lincoln Memorial
north to 3 street, to Seventeenth
street. north on Seventeenth street to
Pennsylvania avenue, east on Penn
sylvania avenue to Madison place,
north on Madison place to Vermont
avenue to l street, east on l street to
Thirteenth street, south on Thirteenth
street to Pennsylvania avenue and
east on Pennsylvania avenue to
Eighth street.
Returning, the busses will go west
on Pennsylvania avenue to Twelfth
street. north on Twelfth street to X
street. west on K street to Fifteenth
street. south on Fifteenth street and
Vermont avenue to Fl street, west on
II street and Pennsylvania avenue to
Twentieth street, south on Twentieth
street to New York avenue, southwest
on New York avenue to Twnety-third
street and south on Twenty-third
street to the Lincoln Memorial.
The commission also gave the
transit company permission to dis
continue the service now being rem
dered by single-deck busses from Six
teenth and Park road to the Lincoln
Memorial and the substitution of q
double-deck line from Sixteenth street
and Columbia road to Seventeenth
and r streets. This line will follow
the circular drive around the south
Of the White House.
Evening star., 1926-05-26
WIFE WINS DIVORCE.
Nancy Lane Kaufman Is Ora nted
Final Decree.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 26, Upy.-
Mrs. Nancy Lane Kaufman, daush.
ter Of Franklin X. Lane, late Secre.
tary Of the Interior, obtained a final
divorce decree here yesterday from
Philip C. Kaufman of Washington
D. G.. '.s.--
The order made final an interlocu.
tory decree granted a year ago. Mrs.
Kaufman. who was born in San
Francisco, was married in Washing.
ton, April 20, 1920. while her father
was Secretary of the Interior. The
couple separated in 1922 soon after
tho birth OF 4 son, now years old
Mrs. Kauffmann, who is now under
stood to be understanding for a New
York actress, was awarded 500 a
month for her own support, and $15t
a month for the child until he be-
comes 1S years old.
Evening star., 1926-05-26
OPPOSE RECEIVER PLEA.
Attorneys for provident Relief As
sociation Reply to Petition.

The Provident Relief Associa ton,
.lohn Rrosnan, jr., and Eunice V.
Avery. its officers. yesterday asked the
District Supreme Court to dismiss the
application of Catherine Vernon and
Julia Weinberg for the appointment
Of a receiver for the association. The
defendants assert that the plaintiffs.
who are two Of the daughters Of John
Brosnan. former owner Of the stock
OF the association, have no such in
terest as to entitle them to maintain
the suit, the stock being held by the
administrator of the Brosnan estate.
The points raised in the application
have all been passed on by the cour,.
say Attorneys Frank 3. Read and
w. Riseell Thomas for the associa
tion and It's officers. ATTORNEY ".
Gwynn Gsrdiner appears for the two
women asking for the receiver. Jus.
tice Siddons Set the motion to dismiss
for hearing Thursday.
Evening star., 1926-05-26
DROUGHT HITS COLOMBIA,
Commerce Tied Up In River IL
Interior Of Nation.

BUENAVENTURA. Colombia, May
26 R).-A severe drought prevails in
the interior Of Colombia. Navigation
on the Maxdelena River has been
virtually suspended. The newspapers
say that more than 10000, 900 pounds
Of coffee are waiting transportation
to the coast. Fifty-three steamers
have grounded I'm the river or have
been tied up from one to three
months. Passengers ana mail have
been transferred to launches.
Exorbitant prices are being de.
manded for food. Atlantic and Pacific
ports are badly congested. Insurance
has been refused on freight.
Evening star., 1926-05-26
woMEN's euILos1o DINE.

A committees Of 6 members from
the women's Guild Of American Uni
versity 10 giving a proSresUEe lunch.
con 70 90 guests tomorrow to raise
funds for furnishing the Women's
Residence Hall lateiy opened on the
College of Liberal Arts campus, Mas
sachusetts and Nebraska avenues.
Mrs. G. Taylor wade. MrS. W. s..
Dewhirst, Mrs. L. C. Clark, Mrs. A..
C.. Christie and Mrs. q. w. McCul.
Tough will serve luncheon courses.
Mrs. Harry James wifi provide the
automobiles.
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-01
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-01
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-01

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-01

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-01
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-01
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-01
BONPOC nONA B COBETCKON POCCNN

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-01

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-01
3PyIIINTEIbHA9 PA
BOTA TOCyIAPCTBEH
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MILO cOcTaBIaIH 1926 UpoH. BcerO
c%eIBcRoTo HaceIeHHa My1cToro no
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TpyIocHocO6HMx MyITIH.
CTpamHHi 6aIanc JHIO4cEnx 1ep
TB TaEoB:
B apMHH 10 4HIo o6'aBIeHHa 30
iiHm HaxoIHIocB 1.423.000 TeIo-
BeE. Mo6HlH3oBaHo ga BpeMa BOIL
HH 14.375.000 rel. Bcero
15.79S.000 vel.
pacxoI IO1ei BMpa3H1ca B CHE
IyIolIlHx THdpay: 6oeBHe HOTepH
l.467. 800 vel, caHHTapHHe HoTe-
pm 4.269.5O0 qeI.
Bcero S.737.300 qeI.
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.Iocb y6HIBMH 625,4 40 TeIoBeE, B
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lCBaE, nponaIo 6e3 BecTH 22S,
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1911 UeI., oTpaBIeHO Ta3aMH 30.
800 Vel, paHeHO 2.5SS.S3S,
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4O9, ABB yer.