Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-14

| company.
Lieut. d. H. Brattan. 7th cavalry.
4 w. r. Brown, general passenger
agent, Santa Fe railway.
4 c. L. Byrne, secretary Tuttle Paint
and Glass company.
Melville Chernis, manager, Louis
Chernis company.
Ballard Coldwell, judge 65th district
court.
c. c. Crichet, president, Crichet Print
ing company.
James A. Dick, president, James A.
Dick company.
j. f. Driscoll, president, international
Brick company.
Homer Y. Ellis, president, Ellis Bros.
Printing company.
A. b. Miner, general manager, Field
Parker company.
l.. r. Foskett, president, Foskett
Leather company.
Lawrence Gardner general manager,
Empire Products corporation.
Charles Given, assistant manager,
Given Bros. Shoe company.
Allen NJ. Gregory, district manager,
r. G. Dun and Company.
c. M. Grider, Thurston and Grider,
accountants
Don Hart, representative Two Repub-
lies Life Insurance company
John c. Hayes, director, Ell Paso
National bank.
j. p. Henderson, general manager,
El Paso Cotton Mill
r. o. Himel, treasurer, Ell Paso Elec-
I trio Railway company
Edgar w. Kayser, vice president,
First National bank.
Bernard Krupp assistant manager,
Haymon Krupp company
Robert Lander, president Lander
Lumber company.
r. e. Lepley, city editor Times.
e. B. Link, president Link and Com
pany.
e. Moye, manager, Krakauer York
company.
c. c. Mcconnell. secretary, Crombie
and Company.
II. d. McGregor, assistant general
passenger agent, Southern Pacific
w. S. McATath, president McMath
Printing company.
G. Najera, sales manager, Mexico
Shoe Maohy company.
w. F. Nelson, sales manager, Peyton
Packing company.
B. N. Norton, vice president, Norton
Brothers, Inc.
#. c. O'Connell, vice president,
Butcher and Dairy Supply company.
j. c. Organ, representative, Kiwanis
club.
Will T. Owen, secretary-treasurer, Ell
Paso Refining company
Wallace Perry, managing editor, Ell
Paso Post.
|l o. c. Peterson. sales manager Sim
mons company.
w. K. Ramsey, alderman, City of Ell
Paso.
c. O. Rucker, manager, Rucker Sales
company.
\ Fred J. Ryan. sales manager, Nom
! n-Dunnegan-Ryan
/ A. Schwartz, president, Popular Dry
(. Goods company.
Paul o.. tSergent, assistant general
manager, ElaPaso Herald.
I. c. Sharp, assistant marager, Calu- +
met Oil company.
Warren Small, president and general
manager, Ell Paso Foundry. I
DeKyle Smith, president, DeKyle
Smith. /
! c. E. Stratton, manager, Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany.
Elias Sternglanz, president, Llewellyn .
company. 4
/, r. Swat, manager, Laskin-Swatt
company. eF
J. A. ThacSer manager, T,hacker and
Baca. Fl
/ III. w. Waller service manager, Orn-
dorff hotela
F. G. Westberg, business manager, Ell
Paso Post
Hal White, manager, General Electric
company.
r. L. Webb, sales manager, Hicks
Hayward company. Fl
Among the Douglas guests present
were Fred Hubbell, George B. Double
day, Byron Dieckman, w. c. Hathaway,
l.. ]. McIGlwee, Harvey Johnson, D. c..
O'Neill, George Diamos, S. L. Butler,
Irving Jennings, ]. d. Cooper, G. vi
Vaughn, J. w. Tardy, John B. Crowell,
W. w. Windham, Tom Glenn, Alfred
Paul, H. A. Wimberley, NJ. j. Anderson,
F. L. Mendoza, c. A. Nichols, S. G. Dow
ell, George Hawley, Major c. B. Town
send, A. l.. Levy, J. Levy, A. A. Sundin,
1. B. ard, S. P. Applewhite, Rudolfoi
Durazo, Heard Byram, A. ]. McKinnon,
w. Klein, William G.. Gilmore, F. w.
Jones' e. II. Richardson, George Young, T.
Henry Elvey, r. E. Webster, C. o.
cambridge. H. Morgan and William
Fraley McCafferty.
The El Pasoans are travelling in a
special Southern Pacific train of a
club car, diner, four PuIImans an0
an observation car. A. Schwartz will !
pilot the engine of the special from
Piacho into Phoenix, as the frs.
passenger train to be run over the
new main line Friday.
A era of good times in the southwest
for forecast at Globe by T. H O'Brien,
general manager of the Inspiration
Copper company who told Eel Pasoans|
on the trade excursion tour of New
Mexico and Arizona that movements
under way to stabilize copper prices
mean renewed prosperity for this en-
tire district.
Referring to the announcement made
Monday in New York that copper pro-
ducers have combined to stabilize the