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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
Good Start Made.

Report of the Eordeland Climate
this
indication that the
diverted to southern Arizona through presentation claims
to those seeking exactly what is
Turkey other
to attract thousands provided
points OF interest the
If the Bordeand Climate club equipped with
picture advertising campaign through
permitting the people the country
the playground America be
verify that southern
millions annually
advertising and the railroads spending
beauties scenery
great northwest the southwest
tong its virtues the
it..
this sell
these
wrapped up in mining smelling,
While that
ac foundation which
industry
the people
tourist
interest that
0
II the people could realize
when sold through the advertising
Climate club would be able
the if
Proximity Mexico
tse magnet for drawing visitors this southwest
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17

the AuStrians and Italians, in 1859.
Forty thousand men were left killed or
wounded on the field and Dunant re-
cruited compassionate women from
nearby towns to care for the wounded
of both sides as best they could. There
had been three or four previous his
torical instances of men or women get
ting together to lessen the misery of
wounded friends and foes after battles,
but the idea had never been made to
stick.
Sought Permanent Body.
M DUNAN1', however, published in
awe 1862, an eloquent pamphlet en-
titled "a Souvenir OF Solterino," in
cluding all the gruesome details and
asking, would it not be possible to
found and organize in all civilized
countries permanent societies of VOL
unteers which in time of war would
render succor to the wounded without
distinction of nationality"
These societies." added M Dunant,
could also render great service at the
time of epidemics, floods, fires and 9TH
er unexpected catastrOphieS; the hui
name motive which would have created
them would instigate them to act on
all occasions in which their labors
could be exercised"
The conception of M. Dunant cover
ed the very emergency which the Red
Cross is meeting today in the Mississ-
ippi valley.
His pamphlet attracted information
al attention. Gustav Moynier, presi-
dent of the philanthropic Society of
Public Utility at Geneva, appointed a
commission from the society to study
it. Dunant was secretary of the COM
mittee of five, which extended gen.
eral invitation to European countries
for conference to study the idea.
Fourteen nations and seven philan-
thrOpic societies were represented at
the first conference, in October, 1868.
The conference recommended develop
ment of the organization now known as
the Red Gross and reversed the nation
al colorS of the Swiss republic to OBJ
tain the familiar Red Cross insignia.
Sign International Treaty.
MEANWHILE, clara Barton was
~ studying the Red Cross in Europe
She interested Garfield and Secretary
of State Blaine and in July, 1881, with
Miss Barton as president, the American
National Association of the Red Cross
was incorporated in the District of Co.
lumbia. Garfield was assassinated be-
fore he could personally superintend
ratification OF the Geneva treaty, but
President Arthur took up the cause
and signed the treaty March l, 1882,
with the unanimous ratification of the
senate. There were then 81 signatory
nations.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
Mexicans Show Good Will.

here IS something particularly gratfyng
The leading business OF Aqua Pea
raise funds for the Mississippi valley
aIurlng the
nadsnips through floods down they
and understand the residents
Mississippi valley
he ndness and humanity at this
the
VIII acaatng the people of Mexico
with the continual breaking
the number Of Hood refugees grows property
damage is being multiplied
necessity rehabilitation in
valley has reached stage where it
the people of the contribute
the
production Of dus will be felt higher
pertain throughout country
1t should be that
beadbasket production there this
year the breadbake will be prices
If the will
their
effect will
Mexican will
therefore
lend their and influence the
fund should proportions
that devong their best efforts
huge
The ands the
the towards
Help in time OF distress help
ton Of the citizens of Mexico
the Mississippi valley
preciateds regardless of the place of their
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
Mathis Automobile
Found In Texas; Coils
Tighten On Woman

TUCSON, May 16 H9.-An automo-
bile believed to have been stolen from
A. j. Mathis, aged rancher who mys-
teriously disappeared on January ID
was brought back to Tucson today by
Sheriff Jim Mcdonald, of Pinal
county, who announced that he had
completed his chain of evidence against
Mrs. Eva Dugan, recently arrested in
White Plains, N. Y, and now lodged
in the county Jail here.
Sheriff Mcdonald found the vehicle
in Berger, Texas, after a search that
extended from Tucson to Amarillo
Local authorities, who believe the aged
rancher was murdered, declared that a
photo of Mrs. Dugan shown to various
people in Berger and Amarillo, Texas
brought forth the response that the
woman was Mrs Mathis" and that she
introduced her boy companion as "a. j.
Mathis" her son.
The sale of the car had been con-
summated by Mrs. Dugan's companion,
Sheriff Mcdonald said, and the money
given to Mrs. Dugan, a cancelled check
indicated.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
Law of
California Sustained
By Supreme Court

WASHINGTON, May 16 lP,.-Consti-
tutionality of the California syndi-
calism law, aimed at conspiracies to
overthrow organized government by
force, was upheld today by the supreme
court.
In two decisions the court affirmed
the conviction under that statute of
Miss Charlotte Anita Whitney and
William Burns
In another decision, which dealt with
the Kansas syndicalism law, the court
held that the conviction under it of
Harold B. F'iske was based on insuffi-
cient evidence.
In the Whitney case, validity of the
California law was sustained without
dissent although Justices 3randeis and
Holmes expressed regret that the ques-
tion had not reached the court in such
form as TO permit decision as to
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
AMEND MEXICAN Law

MEXICO CITY, May l6 (Sy
Trens Agency) Parcels which are
sent through the mails as first class
mail matter anG which contain duJ-
liable goods must bear a green lace!
on which the nature Of the contents
is declared, according 10 a decree or
President Gales. The decree amerds
the postal regulations deriving from
the postal treaties Of 1885 with the
United States and o. 1850 with Great
britain and Ireland.
Parcels which are sent in this man
ner WithouF the required label will
pay double duties. In any event,
the parcels must be opened by the
postal and customs officials il the
presence Of the consi2nee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
PITCHER KNOCKED CIT

CHICAGO, May 16 tH9 - Harold
Wiltse, star left handed pitcher OF
the Boston Red SoX, was knocked
unconscious today by line drive
off the bat OF Bib Falk, OF the Chi
cage Americans, in The second III
ming of the game. lie was carried
off the field. Wiltsc was taken to
the club house where he was re-
vived after short time and was
found not to be seriously injured. He
did not go back into the game. ~
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
{B6%EABE8
BIT WILL THEY STAND?

-
France announces plan OF super
fortifiactionS to be erected soon.
Getting ready for the American
legion convention.
New Phonograph records, made OF
brass, will last 1000 years, they say
We've heard some OF the variety now
being used that surely were older
than that.
Brush your teeth before and
after kissing, the dentists advise.
Better stuff little cotton into ="
your ears, too. The smack may
deafen one.
The synthetic age has progressed
far-but hasn't gone to mans head
yet.
Too many women are killing their
husbands, say the pOIicewomen. This
movement should be curtaiIed lit
tie, to be successful.
Schools On trains and in boats are
among the new ventures Anything
to keep the young folk from COM
mitting suicide!
Copyright, 1927, NEA Service, Inc)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
With Other Editors
THE CURB OF THE PISTOL TRAFFIC.
columbus Evening Dispatch)

There SO many other things pressing the public attention
bill president
the 9th 80
will be unlawful to mail
postal employees in the matter
frequently in
skilled
locks and window fastenings but locks
facility weapons
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17

unanimous opinion that it should have
the money.
Although the international Red Cross
has more than twice as many members
in the United States as in any other
country, its origin is Swiss. There was
time, after the Civil war, when this
country seemed to regard it with some
what the same suspicion as greeted the
league of nations after the World war,
and it remained for Clara Barton to
sell the idea to President Garfield, in
1884,
Paternity of the Red Cross is cred
tied to M. Henri Dunant, young
Franco-SWiss traveller, who happened
upon the battle of Solferino, between
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17

whether her acts constituted a VIOLA
ton of the state statute.
AS for Burns, who was charged with
circulating literature of the Industrial
Workers of the World and of working
as an I. w. w. organizer, the court held
that there was enough evidence offered
at the trial to warrant the judge in
making certain instructions to the jury
which we're the basis for Burns appeal.
Reviewing the conviction in Kansas
of F'iske, who was charged with having
in his possession copy of the preamble
of the I. w. w. constitution and with
soliciting membership in that organiza-
ton, the court decided that the state
had failed to charge or show that the
Industrial Workers of the World "advo-
Gated any crime, violence or other un-
lawful acts OF methods as a means of
effecting industrial or political changes
or evolution"
MONTEREY, Calf, May 16 P.-
"I'm not surprised. Plans? No, I
haven't made any. My plans will
probably be made for me- Charlotte
Anita Whitney said today. She declined
to enter into any discussion of her
case when interviewed at her Carmel
cottage. With her was her friend, Miss
Anne Martin.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
More Truth Than. Poetry
By James j. Montague
NO HELP FOR 1T.

The when broied in
grimy
Although lacks language to tell
bitter extremes of his palms,
his tail the yenomous look
only too plainly
m belief that the
hardly behaving hunnanely
4seT
wte
he strife,
said to connive
from life.
And even
kettle cruel
doubtless convinced
call human cruel
sereneiand sedate
pitu he she'd
little heart for the fate
Which awaits him when luncheon is spread
that he snudder or shrnks
would only be futile
that he probably thinks
brutal
partaken of thus, 80.
stricken with pain
Though
hal them again,
grim hunger's distress,
greves eyes,
probably always shall do so'
Out of
Nicaragua really belongs among the Balkan states,
Toe
Nobody is ever going a boshevk noble red
of those New York murder trials
Copyright, 1927, by the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
SCORNs JAZZ. ESCAPE

MEDFORD, Ore, May 1e lF1 =,
Hugh De Autremcnt, alleged Siskiyou
tunnel bandit slayer, held in county
jail awaiting trial fCr first degree
murder, scorned a chance to escape
yesterday when two OF his jail mates,
Ray Kozart CT Ashland held for
automobile thefts, and William AL
len CHARGED With robbery at Ash.
land, dashed through the jail doo:.
Ko2art was captured but Allen was
still at large today.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
Abe Martin

Th' trouble is that politics has
reached tn level where we're gOin'
some if we kin even git good, eff
ficient people t. vote, t. say nOthin'
o. runnin' fer office jest t. be de-
feated. Now Mrs. Babe Kite is
askin' fer divorce, chargin' her
husband with bringin' folks home
Z dinner without first calm up.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17

LETTER||:'MS) Z
RNN @H

By RODNEY BUTCHER, NEA Serv-
ice Writer.
WASHINGTON.-The American Red
" Cross, which is spending $10,000,-
900 in the Mississippi flood area, is al
most the only organization which can
ask for huge donations and find a
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
WILL DEVELOP VAST NEW COUNTRY.
(Coconino SUM


the
will reazA
develop the
better
glimpse
country primitive prehistoric
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17


pistols
t doesth well justified.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17

Earnest Inquirer: Is it true you sail
orS have wife in every port?
Sailor Jack Ashore: Wot's yer game,
'Ector Toutin' fer matrimonial
agency?-Bulletin (Sydneyj.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
The Face on the Phone.

Coming, with the television era: "Ill
never speak to that woman again."
said she. What do you think she did?
She called me long distance yesterday,
and told me that looked pale and
seemed to have taken on weight. DE
troit News.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17

Those who live in 'em nowadays have
signs out in front reading: "Ye House
by Ye Side of Ye Roade. Arkansas
Gazette.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
SIXTEEN YEARS AGO

City Attorney Ross has purch-
ased the law library of the late
William Neville.
Mrs. w. M Sublette, wife of the
assistant manager of the Pilares
stores, left yesterday for her home
in Nacozari.
F. w. Heath has relieved w. f.
Soult as chief of immigration at
this port. Mr.. HeathS family is
still in Naco, but will move to
Douglas as soon as suitable house
can be secured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neel returned to
their ranch at McNeal yesterday
accompanied by w. C. Brown Of
Bisbee. i
"a asanaA .Q011
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17

Hollywood college" Extra: It's sure
funny, but these students don't seem
to know how to act like college guys
California Pelican.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
Another Questionnaire.

Another QUESTIONABLE.
She: What mountain is that over
there?
He Shortly: 7 don't know.
She: Charles! You don't love me
any more. On our honeymoon you
used to know everything. -Dorfbarbier
(Berlin).
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
Manners and Modes.

Mother:\ Darling, you were awfully
late last night. I'm afraid I'm dread
fully old-fashioned, but I SHOULD
like to know where you go.
Daughter: Certainly, Mummy, darl-
ling. I dined with-oh, well, you don't
know him, and we went to several
places I don't suppose you've been to,
and we finished at a queer little club
I forget its name, but it's cellar some
where in Soho. It's all right, isn't it,
Mummy?
Mother: Of course, darling. It's
only that just like to KNOW.-Punch.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
Junior Answers the Telephone.

Junior Tin a shrill treble): Hello.
Mrs. Smith (sweetly): Is your moth
er in this afternoon, dear?
j.: What did you say?
Mrs. S.: (not so sweetly): Is your
mother in, Junior?
j.. Huh?
Mrs, S. (sourly): Is your mother in?
j.: Oh, yes, mothers here.
Mrs. S.: Will you call her?
=: Huh?
Mrs. S.: Will you call your mother!!
r j.: Oh, yes, I'll call her.
(And the receiver clicks in Mrs
Smiths ear as Junior hangs it up be-
fore he goes to find his mother.-Coun-
try Gentleman.
Evelyn; Is Bettey left-handed
Doris: No, engaged.-Boston Tran
script
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
Idea for Illustration.

Our political cartoon today, entitled
Censorship" was a bit beyond our
powers as an artist to draw, but the
idea was q Dog in the Manger pad
locking a Barn Door from which the
Horse had been Stolen for Want of
Nail.-Chicago Evening Post.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17

Teacher: What excuse have you for
being late?
Johnny breathlessly): 1 ran so fast
teacher, that II didn't have time to
think up one.--Dry Goods Economist.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17

Artist (buying materials: Whatl
Chinese black has gone up?
Dealer (smoothly) Well, there's a
war over there, you know.-L'OEuvre
(Paris).
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17

did you know was life-saver last
summer"
Really, what flavor?" Columbia
Jester