Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-06-16

June 6. He has been named John
Clement Macintosh, ar Both Mrs.
Macintosh and the baby are doing
splendidly. Mrs. Baldridge of Doug
las, is nurse in attendance
The condition of Johnny Mcdonald,
who has been i'll in the Nacozari hos
pital for nearly five weeks with ty
phoid fever shows some Improvement
after quite serious relapse which he
suffered last week. He is again APP
parently doing nicely. Johnny is quite
a favorite in Nacozari and everyone
is very much interested in his case.
His brother, James Mcdonald, from
Salt Lake. Citya is here during his ill
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aver left on
Wednesday for a months vacation to
be spent on the coast. They plan to
\ spend most of their time in Portland
Oregon. During the absence of Mr..
and Mrs Aver their two children
frankie and Georgia, will be in care
of Miss Katherine Ryan, who came
to Nacozari recently with Mrs. Aver
from Chicago. :
! Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mix of Pilares
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. l..
Thompson last Sunday Mrs. Mix left
on Monday for San Diego, where she
will study during the summer months.
Miss Louise Houle returned home
/ Tuesday to spend the summer months
from Loa Angeles, where she has been
attending the University of Califor
MIA, southern branch Miss Elaine
Houle returned the week previous
from Douglas, where she was in school
during the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Williams, ac-
lcompanied by their two sons, Albert
Jr., and Sammy, left Wednesday for a
| vacation to be spent in southern Cali
fornia. They expect to be on the coase
for about month. Williams is chief
clerk at Pilares for the Moctezumt
! Copper company.
/ J. wv. Duffus of the accifent and en-
! ployment department. of the Mocte-
yuma Copper company and who re
signed some time ago, is leaving Mon
day for FL Paso, where he will make
his home.
/ George r. Ryan of the general au
lditing department in Douglas, went
to Pilares on Wednesday, where he
will conduct the regular audit of the
store and offices.
The swimming pool adjacent to the
cooling tower is proving source of
/ enjoyment to many during the hot
weather The pool was recently thor
oughly cleaned out and a great many
are taking advantage of the oppor-
tunity to take dip in the afternoons.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Harrison of Pr
lares left early in the week for va
cation trip to California.
! Robert L. Bennett is a recent ar.
| rival in Nacozari, having come to take
the position in the general office
| caused by the resignation of j. w
Duffus. Bonnette came here from
Miami, where he was connected with
the Miami Copper company, but for
merly lived for many years in Mexico
! A recent valuable acquisition Of
1 the Book club is Progress and Pow
erty' by Henry George, being an in
quiry into the cause of industrial del
pressions and of increase of want with
increase of wealth. This book is a
gift to the library by the trustees OF
the Robert Schalkenbach foundation,
J New York, whose desire it is to pro-
mote a wider acquaintance with tn.
economic teachings of Henry George.
This book was first published in 1880
| by the Appletons, since which time it
has been translated into practically
every foreign language, and it is con-
servatively estimated that more than
two million copies have been printed
to date.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. GesSimer moved
into the apartments during the last
week.
Nacozari was awakened from it's
slumbers last Thursday night by the
fire alarm. Several of the Mexican
apartments in the neighbornood of the
Catholic church were damaged by the
fire, which was soon under control
after it was discovered
President G. A. Torres mas ANNOUNCE
ed that in order to comply with re-
cent government regulation it Will 5eI
necessary for all alien residents in the
republic to register with the proper
authorities in the locality in which
they reside The registration covers
the name, age and profession of each
foreigner, and registration must be
made before June So 1926. There is
no fee attached to the registration.
| r. L. Halves, ar as he is better
known to everyone, Dad" Halves, has
! fully recovered from the effects ~of :.
painful but not serious accident when
he bruised his knee in a fall las;
/ week.
| Interest and enthusiasm is at high
pitch in Nacozari over the contem
plated game of playground ball to be
! held at Turicachi next Sunday, June
| 20, between an all-star team from
Douglas and a similar team from
! Nacozari. The lineup of the two
teams is as follows: Douglas-Acosta,
catcher; Lubbert (captain), pitcher;
Ruiz, first base; Baron, second base;
Varela, third base; Rivera, shortstop
Felix, left field; Molina, center field
Durazo, right field. Nacozari-Joaquin
: Montafio, catcher; Oscar Moreno,
pitcher; c. L. Teran (captain), first
base; w. E. Brady, second base; Wash.
| Mclean, third base; Julian Pace,
shortstop; j. E. Teran, left field; G.
| A. Vasquez, center field; Luis Oviedo,
right field. Lubbert, captain of the
Douglas team, is former Nacozarian