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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-07
100000 BLAZE
At EVANSVILLE
Fire Threatens Entire Block;
Homes Burn.

BV United Press
EVANSVILLE. Ind. May Fire
which broke out In the junk yard Of
the J. Trockman Company at 2 a.
m, today threatened the entire block
and destroyed several homes. two
stores and the large Trockman
warehouse.
Damage was estimated at over
500, 900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-07
PLANS LINCOLN SHRINE
Lieber Seeks National Memorial to
Civil War President.

State Conservation Director Rich
ard Iieber will go to Lincoln City
Monday to Survey the grave site
Of Nancy Hanks Lincoln, mother
Of President Lincoln, preparatory TO
recommending to Governor Jackson
that the park be made into a ma
tional shrine.
1t is Lieber's desire to add to the
present seventy-two acre site in
Spencer County. to include the land
on which the Lincoln cabin stood.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-07
OPPOSE MILITARY TRAINING

A resolution protesting against
military training In schools and
colleges was adopted by the Western
Yearly Conference of the Friends
Church at its closing meeting on
Thursday at First Friends Church
Speakers at the final meeting were
Homer j. Coppock Of Chicago and
the Rev. H. c Bedford Of Richmond,
Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-07
MONTHS .DELAYN
LEE TRIAL LKEL Y
Mother-ln-LaW's Charges
Unjust, JalIbreaking
Prisoner Says.

Trial of Ralph Lee, expert jail
breaker, on charges of staying Alb
ner Peek, Speedway Ave. grocer,
in hold-up July 3, 1924, tentative
ly set for Tuesday, may be delayed
month, Judge Fremont Miller of
Johnson Circuit Court, Franklin, in
dicated today.
Miller said plea OF Ira Holmes,
election commissioner and attorney
for Lee. likely will be honored and
hearing of the charges delayed until
the June term of court. starting
June 7. Holmes duties as election
commissioner will keep him busy un-
til Sunday.
Prosecutor William II. Remy was
anxious to start trial Tuesday. but
Judge Miller said: "When a man is
charged with a capital offense and
his life is at stake. his counsel should
have plenty of time to prepare for
trial"
Miller announced II would he
necessary for the State to produce
Lee in court I'm person before trial
date could be fixed definitely.
Judge Miller disclosed his position
In a letter to Prosecutor Remy. Dep
uty Prosecutor John l.. Nlblack said
he would get in touch with Miller
during the day to protest the delay.
Lee Broken Hearted"
Lee, in Marion County Jail. said he
was nursing a broken heart" The
"pint size" painter and interior
decorator summoned a reporter ito
give the facts" about his romance.
His mother-in-law, Mrs. Warren z.
Yeagley, 1903 N. Concod ST., said
Lee stole her 15-year-old daughter.
Mrs. Dora Carmichle Lee, now II.
Lee we married In Covington.
Ky, on Friday. June 1S. 1924.
I'm not superstitious, though"
he said. Superstition is ignorance.
But ! didn't steal that little girl.
We loved each other and l felt
so sorry for her. and l always had
plenty Of money and she didn't have
anything and was sick, so we got
married.
"Now her mother says she wants
the electric chair to annul the mar
riage. Can you imagine how 1t
makes me feel?
why used to room out at my
wife's home. That was when she
was about a. Her stepfather is my
uncle. / worked for him, painting,
They didn't have anything and
usually had plenty of money, so I
bought her things, shoes and hose.
and once l got her a dress. She liked
me for that.
when / got sent to Pendleton On
diana State Reformatory), she wrote
to me. felt sorry for her. so we
planned to get married.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-07
CONDUCTOR IS SERIOUS
@. S. Kirk Knocked From Top of
Car by Ladder.

c. S. Kirk. Big Four Railroad
conductor, is in a serious condition
at Methodist Hospital today, suffer
ing from injuries received Thursday
when knocked from the top Of a
freight car at Elder Ave. and Big
Four tracks.
Motorpolice Kinder and Higgs said
they were told Kirk was injured
when struck by a ladder hanging
from a water tower, causing him
to be thrown to the ground.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-07
Food Rationing

Grocery stores warned their Gus
toners today that food rationing
must begin next week unless the
situation improved. The shortage
is due in part to a verltable bargain
day rush Of anxious housewives to
obtain food supplies for boarding.
The first result Of a government
decision to repress rioting with
tirmer action came last night when
police Gordon half a mile long was
former in New Kent road, London,
following the burning of a private
automobile by a disorderly crowd.
In South London all traffic within
certain sections has ceased, even
pedestrians being compelled to de.
Turn TO Page 2D
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-07
FOUR ESCAPE PRISON
Make Rope Out of Blankets, Flee
Maryland Penitentiary.

BU Unite1 Press
BALTIMORE, Mr.. May MAX.
ing a rope of blankets, four pris-
oners at the Maryland penitentiary
escaped early today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-07
VOTE FRAUD
TRUE BILLS
ANTICIPATED
Enough Evidence to IndlCt
Three Men, Says Prose-
Cutor.
JURY RESUMES QUIZ
repeating Most Prevalent
0ffense.

Enough evidence mas been pre-
sented to the Marion County grand
jury TO indict at least three men Of
election fraud and send them to the
penitentiary. Prosecutor william H.
Remy declared today.
The grand jury resumed it's cleo
ton investigation this morning with
Deputy Prosecutor William II. Shaef.
fer In charge. Forty witnesses have
appeared before the jury, he said.
Repeating Charged
Repeating" was the most preva.
lent fraud, he said. Several persons
transported groups OF persons in
autos from one precinct to another
so they could vote a number Of
times, according to Shaefer.
Precinct election officials. defeated
candidates for precinct committeeman
and election inspectors have testified
before the grand jury in the investi.
cation.
In addition a number Of afIidavits
have been received from the Marion
County Voters League charging ex-
clusion of their representatives from
the polls when the vote was being
counted.
Action Next Week
The grand Jury probably will not
return any indictments until Monday
or Tuesday, Shaeffer said.
Complaints. he said were received
from practically every ward. but the
investigation was centered on ac-
tivities in the Seventh. Fifth and
Second.
Indictments returned will be for
violation OF the corrupt practices
act. Schaeffer said Those found
guilty can be sentenced to serve two
years. he said.
All Precincts In
Returns from all precincts havo
been received by election commits
sioners. the last one coming in early
this morning.
Canvassing board officials, many
Of whom have been working steadily
with only time off to eat since Tues
day morning, were still compiling
the totals.
The official totals were not ex-
pected to be ready until late today
or Saturday.
without a doubt this has been the
cleanest primary in years" Remy
said. with the exception of one
certain ward and a few scattered
precincts. the voters and workers
at the polls conducted the balloting
in a proper and lawful manner"
Remy asserted he was much IN
terested in a downtown ward where
he received a majority of the votes.
II told the voters before the pri-
mary that l did not want any OF
the votes OF the bootleggers and 9TH
ers who live by violating the law.
II they think by putting me over
in their ward with a large number
OF votes they can keep me quiet,
they are mistaken" he said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-07
Resigns
Daugherty, resigned.

Daugherty, resigned.
John Y. King and Thomas Miller,
were important figures in the Chi
cago convention, which nominated
Warren G. Harding for President.
King was recently indicted here
for alleged Irregularities in making
income tax returns.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-07
THREE NEW
NATIONS HIT
BY, STRIKES
Mexican, Danish Australian
Unions Order WaIkoutS
to Support BritonS.
DISORDERS. INCREASING
English Government Admits
Situation Is Serious.

BV United Press
Great Britains general strike to-
day assumed a dangerous interna-
tional aspect
The executive committee OF the
National Federation of Electrical
Workers of Mexico decreed a nation
wide sympathy strike against the
uncompromising attitude Of the Brit.
ish empire against organized labor
of that nation. The strike will begin
Monday unless Britain yields to la.
boris terms. It is understood that
only electricians engaged In work In
private homes will be involved. In
addition, the Mexican federation has
cabled that no British ship or yes.
sells bound for British ports will be
loaded or fueled by Mexican labor.
Danish labor unions today de.
cided on a sympathy strike. 1t is
the first important instance of the
British labor dispute extending to
the continent. Denmark supplies
Britain with dairy products, butter
and eggs and the strike will be felt
Immediately at the British breakfast
table.
In Australia $4,000 coal miners
struck in sympathy with the British
miners.
French communists are endeavor-
ing to arouse workers to strike in
sympathy with the British, but with.
out much chance Of success.
Rloting Increasing
Meanwhile, Britain entered upon
the fourth day of the strike after
night Of scattered riots and dis.
orders, which many persons feared
were but the portent of grave out
breaks to come unless the industrial
dispute were speedily ended.
The government, at q p. m, ad
mitted the seriousness OF the. VIC.
lence menace which threatens the
nation.
Feeling is very strained, but
there is small outward change in
the situation" the official govern.
ment communique announced.
'Constabes had to be- called out
last night to augment the regular
police, but the police are maintain.
Ing complete control Of the situa-
ton"
The government operating under
the drastic emergency powers act
authorized her soldiers and sailors
to act as they see fit to prevent
disorder.
Early today a United Press cor
respondent in Edinburgh telephoned
that a total Of nineteen arrests had
been made following minor disturb
ances.
= Food Rationing
Grocery stores warned their cus-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-07
Home Edition

Keen insight into human ma
ture lifts Williams cartoons,
"Out Our Way" above the
ordinary. On The Times Comic
Page every day.
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Forecast

Increasing cloudiness with
showers probable tonight or
Saturday, not much change IN
temperature.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
PA.
PIKNIK

A Munkas Betegsegelyz5 Sz0-
vetseg Silk, sharoni tsztalya ju-
Illus 25.-en a Fabian-fele farmon
nagyszabasu miistros pikniket fog
rendezni.
Mindenfele j6r6l a koz5nsHg
nagy kenyelmerol a rendez6seg
gondoskodni fog. Tehat, ha egy
kellemes delutant. akar elvezni,
ne felejtse el july 25.-et. Legyen
jelen Shartn, Farrell es k0rnye-
Ike magyarsaga. Mindenkit a leg
nagyohb szeretettel var,
A pilmik- -bixotts&g,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
YOUNGSTOWN MAGYAROK,
KEDVES BARATAIM

Julius 18. am d. II. 3 6rakor
lesz reformatus templomunk fell
szentelese es az en- lelkeszi hiva-
talomba valo beiktatasom. - Mi
vel semmi m6dom mem volt a yo-
ungstowni magyar egyletek pos
ia cimet megszerezni, hogy a meg
hiv6kat elkiildhettem volna, ez-
uton hivom meg az 0sszes youngs-
town. magyar egyleteket es min
den regi j6 ismerosomet es bara-
tomat kett6s iinnepi aktusra.
J6l esnek latnom a regi barati ar
cokat az iinnepl6 sokasag sorai
k0z0tt, ICY az en- 0r0m0m is ma
gyobb lenne. Hiszem, hogy mem
csalatkozom.
Az iinnepi aktusok pontosan d.
u. 3 6rakor kezdGdnek = yo-
ungstOwni id0sZamitas szerint 2
6rakor - azert kernem pontos-
sagot a megjelenesben. Az angol
lelkeszek KOHL sokan jelentettek
be resztveteluket azert kernem
a magyarsag t0meges megjelene-
set, hogy amerikai testvereink las
SAX az 0sszetartast a magyarsag
k0z0tt.
Az istentisztelet utan tarsas va
csora es ismerkedesi estely, fel 6
6rai kezdettel.
Minden magyar baratomat es
ismer0s0met szeretettel hivok es
varok:
Babinszly Andras,
ref. lelkesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08

A helybeli es videki magyarsag'
k0reben Macy erdekl6des nyilva-
nul meg a Bridgeport Sz0vetseg
16. .-ik, Youngstown fiokjanak jul
lius Hen, szombaton a Campb-
bell Parkban rendezend0 mulatsa
ga irant.
A julius lien rendezend6 Macy
szabasu pikniken szemelyesen meg
fog jelenni Walko Janos f6tit-
kar, hogy megismerkedjen a yo-
ungstowni osztaly tagjaival.
Az egylet vezet6sege keri "a ta-
gokat, hogy terjesszek az egylet
johiret a meg mem tagok kozt es
hozzak ell oket a piknikre, hogy
meghalljak Walk6tol Sz0vet-
seq ielenlegi kitiin6 helyzetet.
A Macy nyari mulatsagra az
osztaly meghivja kornyekl tars
osztalyok tisztikarat es tagsagat
is, hogy alkalmat adjon nekik a
f0titkarral talalkozni.
A Bridgeport Szovetseg 16.-ik,
Youngstown osztalya meltan
megerdemli az osszmagyarsag
partfogasat, annal is inkabb, mi
vel a Sz0vetseg nemes iigyekben
munkalkodik, beteg tagjait sege-
lyezi, elhalalozas eseten az 0r0k0-
s0knek halaleseti dijat fizet.
A Sz0vetseg vezetosege nagy
elakesziileteket a nyari mulatsae
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08

kedvii, mulatni vagyo magyar
saggal.
A balon nemcsak a nilesi ma
gyarsag volt egyiitt, de videki-
elk is nagyszamban kepviseltek
magukat ugy, hogy a bal a
legteljesebb anyagi es erkolcsi
sikerek mellett zarult.
A talpalavalot Rig6 J6ska le-
meg es radio bandaja szolgaltat-
ia. A nagynevii fiist0s bandaja
max muzsikaja mellett varosunk
es kornyekenek magyarsaga, mar
reg nem mulatott ilyen kitiind
hangulatban, mint a szombaton
megtartott "Szekfii Bal '-unkon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEKEER0ML M

ra is kerem - hisz mem va
gyunk teljesen idegenek egy-
masra nezve, egyI Hgyet szolgal-
tam en- is Youngstownban egy
idoben: "a magyarsag Ugyet, es
On meg most is azon az 0s-al-
lOmaSOn van - mOndOm eme
idok emlekere kernem szives
megjeleneset julius 18.-an d. u.
3 6rara templomunk felszente-
lesese iinnepelyere es az en- lei
keszi hivatalomba val6 beikta-
tasom aktusam.
Szerettem vOlna az 0sszes yO-
mgstowni egyleteket meghiv-
nj szemelyes leveIben, de mem
tudom az egyletek tisztviselSi-
nek p6sta cimet, sem pedig
id6m mem engedi szemelyes at
randulasomat, hogy felkeres-
mem 0ket, exert kernem szives-
kedjek helyet adni lapjaban a
mellekelt meghiv6nak. Szives-
seget elore is k0sz0n0m, va
gyok
Oszinte hive:
Babinszky Andras
ref lalk aSz -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
FARRELL HIREK
KITttN0EN sIKERttLT PIKNIK

A farrelli magyar reformatus
egyhaz julius Sen, hetf0n pom
pas es nagyszabasu pikniket rem
dezett termeszeti szepsegekben
gazdag Boby-fele farman. A pix
mix alkalmaval nemcsak a farrell
Ii magyarsag volt egyiitt, de a vi
dekiek is sep szamban jelentek
meg.
A megjelent vendegsereg Volt
k6 hires-neves zenekaranak kise-
rete mellett a legjobb hangulat-
ban, a kes6 esti 6rakig maradt
egyiitt.
A mulatsag pompas erkolcsi es
anyagi. skier mellett zarult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
l SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET
FELEVI sZAMADAsA.

A vasarnap megtartott Scent
Istvan egyleti gyiilesen bemutat-
tax szamvizsgalo bizottsag altal
feliilvizsgalt es jovahagyott fel-
evi szamadast, amelyet a gyiiles
egyhangulag elfogadott. A SIAM
adasbdl kitiinik, hogy dacara a
t0meges tavaszi betegsegeknek. az
egylet vagyona $279.33-al szapo-
rodott es az 0sszes wagon a fel
ev vegen $12,965. .74-et tett XII.
A SZamadatOk a k0yetkez1k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
Nagyaranyu erdeklodes
elo1 meg Bridgeport segelyzo Szovetseg hely fiokia
max julius IL en- szombaton Campbell Parkban rende
zendo nagyszabasu nyari mulatsagat
PIKNIKEN A sZ0vETsEG F0TITKARA, WALKo
JANOS rs RESZT VESZ
Julius lien, jovo szombaton jeenjunk meg mindany
nyian szovetseg hely fiokanak nagyszabasu pkniken

sikere erdekeben. Kitiin6 zene-
r6l, pompas frissit6 italokrM, en-
nj es innival6kr6l, ugyszinten "a
k0zonseg lszorakoztatasar6l' es
kenyelmer6l gondoskodva lesz.
Az egylet vezetosege ezuton
tisztelettel meghivja varosunk es
kornyeke magyarsagat a julius
lien rendezendo nagyszabasu
nyari mulatsagara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
Osszesen $2312.16
Osszegezes:
$2174.15
Maradvany
S 1891

BEVETEL:
1925 havidijbM befolyt $1O68.75
4e6 halalesetb6l befolyt 466.0O
249 tartalekbol befolyt 124.50
230 bali jegyekbol bef. 1880
s uj tag befizetett 1900
| keresztjelveny 100
2 alapszabaly k0nyvecske so
Felevi kanlat .224.8O
Gyermek oszt. visszafizet. 7.65
Bali haszon 1856
Gyerm. oszt. k0lcs0n vett 1850
Pfkniki plakat hirdetes 1850
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08

Az egylet vagyona k0vetke
z6kepen van elhelyezve: + :!
Federal Saving and Loan Co.
$5348.54, Dollar Savings and
Trust Co. $1517.68, City Trust
and Savings Bank $16O3.67, Cent
raj Savings and Loan Co. $1O34.-
80, keszpenz osszesen $9543.97.
Ezen felev alatt t0r0lve lett 2
tag, meghalt 2 tag, 0sszesen 4
tag. Felvetetett s uj tag, a nagy-
osStalynak jelenieg 244 tagja
van, ebb6l 145 ferfi Is SO moi tag.
Macy osztalynak ezen felev
alatt tiszta haszna volt $138.W.
GYiERNIEK- -OSZTAJjY:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
A MILL CREEK PARK

mellett, az 67 Kenmore ave alat-
ii haz, 6-szoba, fiird6, gaz, vii
lany, garazs, h m lott,
j6 pumpa es Macy kerttel elado
A lott nagysaga 50x145. Erdek-
lodj0n a fenti cimen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
ALLIANCEIHIRE
KITttN0EN sIKERttLT PIKNIK

Az Alliantei Magyar K0zmi
vel6desi OttIhon julius 4.-en, va
sarnap, a mindenki altal jol is
inert Schiller Glocke-fele park
ban, nagyszabasu. pikniket rende-
zett.
A piknik f6 vonz6ereje Bren-
kacs vajda, "a magyar Debrecen
kitiin6 vajdajanak vendegfellep-
te volt. A rendez6seg = tekint-
We, hogy a. piknik tiszta jovedel-
met az epitendo magyar "Ott-
hon" javara forditja nagy
anyagi aldozatot hozott annak er-
dekaben, hogy a pikniken megje-
lent nagyszamu magyarsag, minel
jobban erezze magat; exert hozat
ia lie a magyar Debracen kitiino
vajdajat, Brenkacsot.
A k0r rendezEsegenek aldozat-
keszsege nemes eel erdekeben,
val6ra Walt. A mulatsagon hatal-
mas szamu magyarsag gyiilt egy-
be.
A mulatsagon nemcsak az ALI
ancei magyarsag volt teljes szam-
ban egyiitt, de a messze videkek-
r6l j0v6k is Macy szamban kepvi-
seltek magukat.
A nagyszabasu nyari mulatsag,
melynek j0vedelme az epitend6
magyar "Otthon" javaa lesz for
diva, hatalmas erk0lcsi es anya-
gi. sikerrel zarult. Akik oft vol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
NlLESI HI|R|E'K| | | | |
KITtN6EN sIKERttLT BAL

A nilesi magyar reformatus
egyhaz julius 3.-an, szombaton
a Roman Hallban pompas nyari
mulatsagot rendezett. a Roman
Hall nagy tancteme 9 bal alkal-
naval zsufolasig megteN vir&gos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08
LEVEL A F0sZERKEsZT0H0z

Babinszky Andras, ref. lelkesz-
tol f0szerkeszt0nk az alabbi le-
velet kapta:
Ellwood City, Pa. jul. 6.
Tekimtetes
Nemenyi M. Erno,
az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap"
Observation-Disclosures
Youngstown, O.
"Kedves Nemenyi Uram!
K0szon0m figyelmes kozle-
set Observation-Disclosures
J0f esik a szives megemlekezes
becses lapjaban szereny ma
gamr6l.
Tudom, hogy az On ideie ma
gyon lie van k0tve a k0znek
szolgalat aiban, es exert az egy
vasarnapot, kedves csaladja.
nak szenteli. = De ennek daca
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08

Osszesen $12965.74
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-08

tax, mind-mind a legjobb hangu-
latham a kes6 esti 6rakig muEat-
tax egyiitt.
Gratulalunk az alliancei ma
gyarsagnak ezen kitiinGen sike-
rilt, igazi magyaros izii piknikje-
ert!
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-14
British General Strike Ends.

British strike
strike, which
dtiona million
premier promised
that he will do all possible fair
ions of
which
world British
until the strike called would nothing
with to the
demonstration unionts
strike Baldwin
Immediately strike
situation =
King George of England
general strike and that all
terrific
workers employers
through brought
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-14
WITH EDITORS
REAL GAMING REAL IN OLD coCH1sE.
(Arizona Republican,.

Republican,.
There highway comparatively
valley
Douglas Tombstone by
and
highway, running directly north
from
The valley highway
county
highway mile north
of valley
slightly Then
a boulevard.
beautiful this
with yellow,
Gleeson, left of it, alone to
activity
in that district small Many
waherbeaten discoored
is typical deserted mining though the northern
little distance the highway
activity there small
mining being
ranchmen
journey unceasing
in distance of many
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five miles longer
of
comparatively former though
avoid
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half miles the
Iombstone-Bisbee highway, leading Bsbee
this that there
probably
a
daredevil mile Bsbee
believe
advantage
excellence the highway conditions traction
Valley S
that
Bisbee
roadway.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-14
FLUCKED FROM THE PLAINS

An itching palm signifies that you
are about to receive something.
An itching head shows that you al
ready have something.-Alleghe Al
lgator.
waiter, this steak is terribly
tough
Sir, we are not responsible for the
morals of our food. .''-Rutgers Chanti-
cleer.
Let Down the Bars, Mary
Teacher: 'What is pasteurized
milk?"
City pupil: ITS milk you get when
you leave the cows in the pasture.
All Wrong
Gladys Martin tells an amusing
story of former patient, editor of
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-14
Only One

One of the toughest towns in the
southwest was in the throes of first
class race riot. Even the mayor grew
nervous and wired the governor for
armed assistance. When the train
which &as to bring the soldiers pulled
into town there We're several fires
roaring near the station, fusilade of
shots going, and the hoarse growl of
a maddened mob could be distinctly
heard in the distance. A. big man
wearing a six-gun and carrying a
sawed-off shotgun stepped off the
train. He was Bill Mcdonald, the
famous Texas sheriff
How many men have you?" asked
the mayor. eSss.s.ss.sf
"There ain't no one but me- replied
Bill. "You ain't got more than one
riot have you?"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-14
BSAl!B5

When man asks a girl for her
hand he is liable to want to put it in
some dish water
Miami (Fla.) contest to find the
most polite cop failed. SO would one
to find a glyptodon.
In Auburn, Ala, 1000 hens laid 79S
eggs in one day. leaving 2O2 hens that
thought it was Sunday,
New Yorks busy place. 1t is even
more crowded than village barber
shop on Saturday afternoon.
More trouble in China. China prob
lem in America seems to be, "Who
will wash the dishes?"
once every man who blossomed forth
in checered suit in the spring was
considered a gambler.
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc)