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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25
Central Athlete
Out of the Races

Central 5 chances for victory at
the relay races in Los Angeles Sat
urday took turn for the worse
yesterday when Mitchell. one of
Coach Armstrong S fleetest men,
was taken i'll and will be unable to
participate in the races.
Mitchell was due to run in the
quarter mile relay, and in the med
ley relay. His place Will be taken
by Schultz in the quarter mile.
Central ) chances in this event are
slightly weakened by the loss of
Mitchell, as Schultz is a capable
runner, even though he may not be
the speed merchant that. Mitchell
is. $50 4tl'HsA4
Byrd viii replace Mitchell in the
medley race. Like Schultz he is a
capable substitute and the other
members of the teams are dctcrmin-
ed to work Just that much harder
because Mitchell will not be with
them. 1t is hoped that Mitchell
will be ready to run in the South
crm California meet on April "a.
The relay runners were put
through their PAGES last night by
Coach Armstrong, and all made bet
ter time than in the tryouts last
Friday. Busby and Collins streak
cd it fast in the quarter while Nash,
travelling over the 660 ward route
for the medley, burned up the
track.
The team will leave here tomor-
row. travelling in the new bus built
for the athletic teams. Tho bus has
q Cadillac motor and the frame
and body were built in the shop
department AT Central, under the
direction of Mr.. Allen of the facul-
". 1t will aid greatly in trans
porting the various teams around
the valley.
Injuries have struck the baseball
team also. Earl Willoughby has a
bad finger, which has forced him
off the initial sack into the out
field. Roberts will take his place
at first. This move will help thc
team in measure as Earl s rc%u
lar job is fly chasing, while Roberts
gocs so high in the air that il is
hard to get bah past him. The
team played Brawlc ythis afternoon,
the game not being scheduled to
start until press time.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25
Helen Wills Goes
to MussOlini Land
Ry United Press Leased Wire

CANNES, France, March %. =.
With the well wishes of hundreds
cf fIilnds she made I'm ten weeks
spent in the Riviera district, Heller!
Wills, American tcnnis champion,
left today for Italy, where she VIII
study art and play exhibition
matches in Florence, Milan and
Rome.
Her tennis racqucts were taken
along at the special invitation OF
Premier Mussohni, who expressed It
desire to see her in action. She
Las accepted an invitation to play
in several doubles matches with
Rtron de H1orphugnt the Italian
singles champion.
Mile. suzanne Lcnelcn returned
from a rest spent in Italy before
her American rival left, hut they
did not meet. Mile. Lcnsicn said
she felt much better and intimat ed
that she might change her plans and
play in the t'rehch-Amcrican team
matches and the French nationa!
championships before going to VIM.
bicdon
In seventy days spent in tho
Riviera district, Miss Wills rlaXc3
against more than 20 opponents and
was beaten in only one match and
that by Nile. Leuglcn. Sire won
about 600 ont 500; aAd won eight
out of nine tournament cups, some
Of them the most valuable in France
She was not So successful in doubles
competition, however, because Of the
difficulty in getting a good partner.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25
Champion Has to
Meet Californian

LOS ANGELES. Mar. 25.-Nngo-
tiations We're practically COMPLETED
horo TO-DAY for a ton round match to
= decision between Jimmy Good
rich, former lightweight champion,
and Nushy Callahan, Los Angeles
contender for the title.
The mittmen viii be starred as
the feature attraction at Jack
Doyle s Vernon arena on the night
of April 20, according to Match
maker Hayden Wa0hams. Goodrich
has practically accepted terms and
Callahan is signed.
Goodrich defeated Loayza and
Sammy Mandcll in the tournament
sponsored by the New York boxing
commission to find successor for
Benny Leonard. Eleven months lat
ger, he lost the title to his fellow
.toWnSman, Rocky. Kansas.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25
Los Will Send
Boxers to East

> LOS ANGELES, March .95. -
" Spider Bosch, former soarriug
partner Of Benny Leonard, has
been assured. Of the appointment ~
boxing INSTRUCTOR Of the Olympic
club Of Sau Francisco. it was learn
Id here today. Roach is to assume
lis new duties in April,
Boxing men give Roach the lion :
share Of credit for developing Tod
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Here and There
in Sport World

New York. work by Yer
ron Forbes, goal keeper, for the
New York Americans, let three
shots past him and enabled the
Portland Rosebuds to win the dccid-
ing game of the east west hockey
series by score of 4 to 2. The
western team won the Fairbanks
Pickford cup and the bulk of the
$4,000 purse money.
New York.-Billy Stribling, south
eln light heavyweight, was an s to
) favoritc in the betting to win
from Jimmy Slattcry of Buffalo
when they meet in 10 round bout
in Tex Rickard S garden.
Toledo, Ohio.-No changes were
recorded among the first eight lead
ers in the A. Il. C.. tourney here aft
ei Wednesday s pinning.
San Francisco. - The Chicago
Cubs made it to straight over the
San Francisco Missions by winning
yesterday s game, 3 to !.
San Francisco.-Freddie Hoppe,
San Bruno lightweight, knocked out.
Johnny Sacco, Kansas City, in the
fourth round.
Bcrkeloy.-phil Barber, captain
and star sprintcr of the University
of California track and field team,
has been rcinstated after passing
& special examination to make up
for his scholarship deficiency.
Oakland, Cal.-Thc Oakland club
will make its first appearance on the
home lot todar in a game with the
Chicago Cubs.
Los Angeles.--A series Of 10 au-
tomobilc racing events will be held
at Ascot speedway Sunday after
noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25
Jock Malone Gets
Strong Opponent

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 35.-Ever
EFT Strong, Omaha mddlcwcight
who has scored four consecutive
knockouts ut local arenas, today
was matched to meet Jock Malone
of st. Paul in ten round bout at
Hollywood Friday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25
Golf History Is
Being Made Today
BY United Press Leased wire

SAN MATTO, Cal, March %
Dr. o. +. Willing, WaVcrlv Country
club, Portland. and Captain A. Bul-
hck Webster, Hollywood, went in
10 the socend round of the northern
California golf championship tou'-
namcnt today with the ewes Of mo-
Of the spectators, and most OF
northern California 5 golf fans as
we'll, upon them.
Dr. Willing won medal donors IN
yesterday S qualifying round. He
took "a stroke sZthrcc under par
on the way out, Coming back he
negotiated the course in 30-foUr
over par.
Tho total was 73-tcrmcd "mag
nificcnt ~ hy those who watched
linn do il.
Captain Bullock Webster, cNPcg!
ed by the wise Soothsaycrs to show
poorly from. the start, due to recent
i'll health, contrarily started with
"A. He pared 81 going out aaj
took the Hamr number, bat two
above par, ou The way back.
Claire Griswold, former NORTH
west PLAYER now identified with Tho
Lake Merced club, took third best
card with -,
Local entrants were uuablr to
Shave their scores to less than -.
Stanton iIaighi, John G.. Lcyison
and Roy Phillips all took this score.
Today's drawings called for tht
:irSt match to get under way ar
";%o. The president : cup flight.
for consolation Eonors, WAS to begin
an hour or so later.
In Augusta, Ga, Ty Cobb, base
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25

. \ SAN Francisco firm has applied
for $1,000 acre feet of water from
the north fork Of the Nuba river,
to be used for irrigation and domcs-
tic nurnOScs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25
So. California
Sporting Briefs
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANELES, March 25.-Dis-
playing spectacular offensive IN the
second half, the Los Angeles Ath-
Irtic club 5 women S water polo
team won the senior national water
polo title here last might by defeat
ing Hollywood, TO 8.
Tie Mercury Mermaids were on
the low end Of to = score at half
imc. Two minutes before the game
ended they forged one goal ahead
and retained the lead until the final
whistle
An amazing feature of the game
was the "fight' : Of the girls. They
slapped cath other, duckcd each
other aud did some kicking in their
excitement.
In playoff game for second and
.hird places, Hollywood defeated
Venice to 4.
Venice won the 400 yard relay for
the Southern California champion
slip in three minutes, % seconds.
Los hngeIcs high school was second
aud Hollywood third.
Ernie Owens, light heavyweight,
won n 10 round decision over Char
lie Ballcngcr 1T Wilmington last
night.
Nick Antonio beat Young Papkc
ir the semi windup and Bobby Rob
inson won from Babe Brown in th"
.ix round special.
G'le New Work Americans, one Of
tie best lee hockey teams in the east
VIII play at the Glacier ice palace
leir Ami ;, it was definitely an.
pouperd today.
The Americans viii meet team
Of picked staIS.
\ Southern California bunch Of
ahlctcs Will 90 north tomorrow to
meet Stanford University in Z
track and field meet Saturday.
Charlie Paddock, dorld champion
ypriuter, via lie in the rart'.
August Gotto. prominent bantam
weight. and Frankie Graudotta vii
fight the SIX round semi-windul
preliminary to the Fidcl LaBarba
Clever Scncio fight here next
Wednesday nigh, Olympic auditor
ium officials annoCnccd today.
IaRarba aud Scucio are rapidly
rounding into shape for their u
rclnd bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25

Morgan, worlds junior ligbrwcigho
champion. 1t one t,mc, Roach was
regarded a9 the fastest lightweight
hoAer in the country and Leonard
could do nothing with him in the
gymnasium. IN the ring, Roach
could not put over his stuff rs
'IeNefly as he did in training.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25

The National Editorial association
VIII meet in Los Angeles. June 30.
July >.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
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Centre. e5tJ
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/ Fiano, any morning except Sat
7 urday. Rear 252 D st. Brawloy,
Cal. % 26 % 80
WANTED-Care of children bv the
hour, day or evenings. 1850 Euc-
nd. 25t3
FOR REN1'-Unfurnished 5 room
house, $45. 549 Euclid Ave. 25t3
YOUNG LADY desires stcnographic
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Has knowledge of bookkeeping.
@49 Magnolia st No. or Press
office Box 874. 25t2
FOR SALE-Eight pigs, eight
weeks old. y mile west, i north
of McCabe school. 25t2
GENTLEMAN wishes to live with
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25t1
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lark View Apts. 25tf
Ell CENTRIC MATTRESS SHOP,
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mattresses are machine filled.
l Phone 545R. One day service.
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gentlemen, lawn and shade. Mrs.
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i mile south of Brighton on I'm
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WANTED-Good used baby ear
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25

'oachella date growers have been
busy for Il week policnizing the fc-
male date palm.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25
Lost md Found


LOST months old male Fox Ter
rier. Answers to name Of Mickey.
Reward. Phone 495W. lift
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25
Help Wanted

MAN CIR WOMAN in Imperial Co.
to represent national distributors
of Radioak-a guaranteed radiun
health product. Thousands Of sat
isfied users in Calf. Big money
to workers. Small investment re-
quired, thoroughly secured. Terri
tory to be closed this month.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25

Farmers are still holding wheat,
warehouses in Washington and Ore
2on holding as much as 100000
bushels in IA single county, one-half
more than was sold.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25

HEAVY tractor float for sale,
lOX2O. Call McDaniels Black
smith Shop, West Main st. FL
Centre. 25tJ
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25

In Augusta, Ga" Ty Cobb, base
ball player, caught robber who
nust have thought he was out.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25

BARGAIN SALE-Price and Teeple
fiano, any morning except Sat
urday. Rear 252 d st. Brawlov,
Cal. % 26 % 80
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25

WANTED--Dairy cows, part pay
ment, on residence, Orange, Cal,
Stoner, Box 3S4, Imperial. 22tf
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NANTED-Care W of children by the
hour, day or evenings. 1850 Euc-
nd. 25t3
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WANTED TO BUY-One or two
horse power motor. Phone 907J1.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25

\ Southern California bunch of
a,hlctcs viii 20 north tomorrow TO
u.tct Stanford University in q
track aud field meet Saturday.
Charlie Paddock, World champion
ytriutcr, via he in the rartt.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25

GENTLEMAN wishes to live with
refined family in or near FL
Centre. Rooming houses need not
reply. Address Press Box S75.
2Jtl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25

FOR SALE-Eight pigs, eight
weeks old. y mile west, Il north
of McCabe school. 2Jt2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-25

YOUNG LADY desires stcnographic
position or general office work.
Has knowledge of bookkeeping.
349 Magnolia st No. 3 or Press
office Box S74. 2jt2
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FOR REN1-Unfu1nished 5 room
house, $45. 548 Euclid Ave. 25t3
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
'SHRINERS BALL Is.
A HUGE SUCCESS.
SATURDAY NIGHT.

The Shrine ball and entertainment in
the recreation hall of the Phelps
Dodge Mercantile company building
Saturday evening was attended by
more than 306 persons, who applauded
with enthusiasm and sometimes with
frenzy the gliding, angling, wriggling
Charleston dancers, the harmonious
quartette and the jazz inspiring or
chestra.
An entertaining and rollicking pro-
gram of novelties, songs and Charles
ton numbers interspersed with ball
room dances held the crowd enthralled
until late i'm the evening. At the close
ofo the prescribed program the floor
was resigned to the spectators who
danced until midnight
Capt. Fl. G. Johansen, Shriner of
Fort Huachuca, was master of cere-
monies and conducted the program in
an interesting manner. Colonel and
Mrs Grunert and Captain and Mrs.
Johansem We're honored guests from
Fort Huachuca. Shriners from Doug
las and vicinity appeared with fezes
and cordiality for all guests.
1t was announced by the master Of
ceremonies that there would be a con-
timuation of the gala, OCCASION at 10:30
sunday morning at the American Lee
gIion swimming pool.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
WEALTHY RANCHMAN HELD
FOR OUTLAW ACTIVITIES

DODGE CITY, Kans, May 22.-John
Lowell, wealthy ranehman living near
Laverne, OKLA, who was arrested by
Kansas and Colorado sheriffs in the
foothills near Kim, Colo, Thursday
for alleged activities with a gang
of outlaws that has been operating
in that section for several years was
brought to the county Jail here to-
day. Lowell was caught in drive
that has been going on for two weeks
in which the authorities have at
tempted to round. up the outlaw gang
and seize property believed to have
been stolen. A total of II men have
been arrested, Is motor cars, % sets
harnesses, and 2 saddles have been
recovered.
Five stolen automobiles and six
sets of harness were recovered in
the Kim neighborhood by officers who
have returned here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
TENTATIVE PLANS
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
ANNOUNCED HERE

Tentative plans for the observance
of Memorial day here We're announced
last night by Mayor A. E. Hinton
chairman of the general committee, in
charge.
They call for veterans of the va,
rious wars to meet at Calvary ceme-
terry at 9 o'clock on the morning OF
Memorial day, where a service will be
held in honor of the war dead and
the graves decorated.
The Camp Harry ]. Jones band and
a firing squad will be on hand. Other
rlans are expected to be announced
later Among those serving on the
committee with Mayor Hinton are: r
E. Souers, DR.. F. t. Wright, Maj. G.
E. Townsend, John Naught, DR.. L. R.
Brown, Dr.. j. r. Newcomer, wv. L.
Smith and E. J. Welsh.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
Teachers Will Spend
Summer In Various Parts
CONTINUED from Page One)

Alba, Mo. vi b#
Naomi Throckmorton, Mexico city
and St. Louis, Mo.
Ava White, Geneseo, Kan.
Olive wilkins, Los Angeles and
Fort Scott, Kan.
Anne Dohoney, Mexico City and
Merrill, Wis.
Balance of the grammar school
teachers are remaining in Douglas.
A Avenue.
Verne T. Rogers, Grammar school,
summer school, Washington, d. C.
Beatrice Lange, Los Angeles
Marvel Milliken, Glendale, Calf.
Mary O. Wilson, Warrensburg, Mo.
Lucille Teter, Alba, Mo.
Viola Ulrich, West Alexandria,
Ohio
Lulu Wickham, Charleston, III.
Irma Dalton, Long Beach, Calf.
Ethelwyn Hallen, U. of California,
southern branch, and Ord, Neb.
Ruby Nutter, Muncie, Ind.
Balance of A avenue teachers are
remaining in Douglas.
ClaWsOn.
Miss Irma Gardanier, travelling in
Mexico.
Agnes Anderson, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Doris Hanger, Des rMoines, Iowa.
Nora 1Conlogue, Darwin, MINI.
Elsie Beaton, Phoenix.
Grace. Waldron, Colorado Springs.
Mildred Spence, Indianapolis.
Gertrude Tate, Winterset, Iowa.
Lucretia Lahtz, Albuquerque, N. M.
The balance of the Clawson teach
ers are in Douglas for the summer.
Second Street.
Margaret Schafer, Rialto, Calf.
+ Edith Johnson, Yuma. 5
Elizabeth Mendenhall, Duluth, MINI.
Tke balance will be in Douglas.
seventh Street.
Jessie Cuppe, summer session, n.
Ariz. Teachers college, Flagstaff.
Eileen Mcclure, Woodriver, Neb.
Emma Smith, Cape Girardeau, Mo-
Bertha Lerom, Buxton, N. D.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23

Continued from rage One)
deserted Stanfield in the campaign and
threw it's support to Steiwar.
The figures on the republican CUB.
ernatoriaL nomination from 1921 pre-
cincts We're:
Patterson, 1902; j. HI. Upton, 29,-
$50; w. A. Carter, 16,949. Elton Wat
kins, former congressman, kept press
ing Bert E. Haney, former shipping
board member fol. the democratic nom
ination for U. S. senator as additional
returns We're tabulated today. With
1,443 precincts counted Haney had H.,
600, Watkins 14,137.
Gov. Walter VI. Pierce ainitained his
big lead for the democratic guberna-
torial nomination.
In Ito precincts Pierce had 1907;
Weber. Gall.
M e. Crumpacker, representative OF
the third congressional, district, hand
lily won the republican nomination.
Completes returns gave Crumpacker
33,470; E. f. Mulkey, 10,095 Norman
Richards, who made a campaign on
liquor law modification, had 5,S61.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
DRAGONS WINS
JUVENILE RACE
1n. nisnatch A. P. Mirel

NEW YORK, May 22.-Gifford A.
Cochrane's Draconis, cleverly ridden
by Jockey Maiben, today carried off
the iuvcniIe stakes at Belmont Park,
leading home field of IA fleet twa-
year-o1ds Draoonis stood off The
closing spurt of the Rancocas stable S
Swcepstar 10 win the four and one
half furlong event in 53 seconds.
The Cechrane entry opened with q
burst of speed and raced in front
throughout, followed by Saxon and
Charade. Sweepster made his bid in
the last furlong as the latter two
horses tired He raced around the
pack with a sensational spurt, but
Draconis had plenty of speed in re-
serve and met the challenge success
fully. Saxon in third place was d
length behind Sweepster.
The winner received $16,150.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
CO. PREPARES
DIAMOND FOR
LEAGUE GAMES

A large force of men .is at work
getting the new diamond in shape
for the opening of the Copper Queen
baseball league Thursday. May q.
The new field is located Just inside
the race track near the lower smelter
gate.
Four fast teams are entered in the
league, Shop, Smelter, Sampler and
Office. Great interest is being taken
and from present indications 1926
Will be the most successful year in
the history of baseball at the Copper
Queen.
t'Dazzy'' Yutze, who was given a
tryout with the ST. Louis Cardinals
in 1921, is being signed up to twirl
for the office. The other teams have
several fast players in their line up
and close race is expected.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
ODD BITS OF NEWS

SACRANTENTO.tACh Kuhn, "a,
was interrupted by police in his task
of writing a poem of love to the girl
who jilted him. The jiltee, police said
complained that Kuhn threatened to
kill her when she refused him. The
poem was being penned in blood, OBJ
tanned from an incision the poet made
in his wrist.
ATLANTIC CITY-Turn the dial
and get movies synchronized with mu-
sic or speech. That was the predic,
ton made by David Saranoff, vice
president of the Radio Corporation of
America, Wednesday, before the cleo
trio light association convention. Stat
ic didn't even get honorable mention.
CHICAGO.-A jury which heard Miss
Alice Porter's suit for 100000 damages
against the Yellow Cab company for
injuries received in an accident de-
cided that she had not petitioned for
the full extent Of her injuries and
awarded her 100000.
SCRANTON, Pa.-Followers of Pete
Latzo, who Thursday night wrested
the world welterweight crown from
Mickey Walker, believe that his vic
tory was a result of prayers offered
in Greek Orthodox churches of the
wyoming valley and Scranton, last
Sunday A portion of the church
services were set aside on that day
for special prayers for victory for
the Scranton boy.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
TITLE GOES TO
UTAH ACCIES
nv Dispatch A. p. wirel

a
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO STA
DIUM, Boulder, Colo, May 22.--For
the third year in succession Utah
Aggies took the field and track
championship in the Rocky noun
tains. Although they finished third
in the mile relay, the closing event,
they chung to advantage piled UP in
the distance and field events and
were little more than three points
better than Utah university in second
place. The finals:
Utah Aggics, 42A; Utah university,
80 1-3; Colo ado university, 371l;
Colorado Aggies, 32R; Brigham Young
university, 10; Denver university, 8;
wyoming university, z; Colorado col
lege, 6 1-3; Western State college, 0.
Six new records were established.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
CHICKENS CLEAN TICKS
OFF WYOMING SHE

MOORCRoFT, Wyo., May 22,-There
is some good in everything, F. B.
Jeffers, rancher here, opined today.
Ticks which have been afflicting
his sheep are excellent chicken feed.
Jeffers had a herd of sheep penned
near his poultry yard When he
planned to dip the sheep to rid them
eff the ticks he discovered that the
chickens were pecking at the backs
and legs of the sheep. Upon ex-
amining the sheep later he found
the chickens had "de-ticked" them.
The chickens perched on the backs
of the sheep, without disturbing the
animals.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23

Christine criley, travelling through
Arizona.
The balance win remain in Douglas
PirtIeviIIe.
Annie McFadyen, Raeford, N. C.
Ellen Schock, tutoring in Douglas,
five weeks, and Regis hotel, Mexico
City.
Hazel McCrea, Sharon, N. d.
Rose Carver, San Angelo, Texas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23

Emily Hamilton. U. of Arizona
summer session.
Martha Criley, Manhattan Beach,
Calf.
The balance of the teachers will
remain in Douglas.
Fifteenth street.
Miss Anna Raymond, Tempe.
Mrs. Agnes Sadler, Las Cruces, N,
NJ, summer school.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
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GLOBE TO GRADUATE

GLOBE, May %. Announcement
was made today by Principal c. a.
Swanson of the Globe high school
that the largest class in the history
of the school will graduate this
year, receiving their diplomas on
Wednesday evenin, June 2, at which
time Herman E. Hendrix, superin-
tendent of the public schools at Mesa
will deliver the commencement ad-
dress in the high school auditorium
here.