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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-02
PROM OTERS OF
FISTANIA SEEK
7'UNNEY BATTLE,

NEW YORK, Jan. 1(P) - The New
Year won't have long to wait for the
settlement of Gene Tunney's fistic
plans if Tex Rickard and Humbart Fu-
gazy, promoters, have anything to do
about it.
Apparently spurred by Fugazy's am
bilious efforts to obtain Tunney's
agreement. to title fight at the Polo
Grounds against Jack Delaney next
summer, Tex Rickard announced to-
day he would lead an expedition to
st. Louis for a conference with the
heavyweight champion next Thursday.
Tunney wired Rickard today, agree
ing to the conference and the promo
ter, while Keeping his exact plans to
himself, is understood to be hopeful of
signing the title holder to a definite
agreement. .Rickard will leave here
Tuesday night.
Richard already has come to an un-
derstanding swith Jack Dempsey to
match the winner champion with the
winner of the elimination tournament
which has gotten under way at Madi-
son Square Garden. 1t is the promo
ters desire to match the winner of this
semi-fina1 bout with Tunney, both
fights to take place at the Yankee
Stadium, one in July, the other in Sep
tember.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-02
BANK OF DOUCL AS BOWLING
TEAM VICTORS my. M. C. A.
TOURNMENT ENDING FRIDAY

17o; Young, 158 Klingensmith, 1S4,.
Doe, leo.
Eleventh orreeyers, ~. Richards
142; Davis, 1856; Brunskog, 1876,
Adams, 159; Reese, 146.
Panthers; 663. Bise, 1877; Hill, 143;
Jorgsnson, 1870; Swain, 1876; Smith,
III.
Arizona Edison Company, ss5.
Lewis, 1873; shotwell, 11S; Guinn
116; Bonar, 1870; Guthrie, 14S.
Apaches, 643 Stevenson, 1877; viii.
cox, 1s1; Wilcox, 1873; Fraser, 11S,
Perrin, 125
Bank of Douglas, GAO. Crowell.
122; Cooper, 147; Sexton, ia; Cough
lin 141; Work, 116.
Kazal Grocery Company, 633.
Evans, $50; J. Kazal, SO; Islava, 12S;
Lamb, 131; Valencia, 1876.
Neighborhood, 591. Meiser, 153,
Mrs Meiser, 1O7; Bollin, 1877; Mrs
BolIn, SO; Miss Allison, 100.
Warriors, SIT. Black, 156; Munda
s9 Judd, 1O7; Jorgenson, 1O5; Boil
ton, Ito.
Demolay, $50. Beals, 1o4; Jones,
127; Shotwell, 123; Young, 105;
Woods. 100.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-02

BY virtue of taking four points
from the Y. M. c. y. now1ing aggre-
cation on the .ocal aIieys Friday
night, the Bank of Douglas emerged
victorious in the 13 weeks bowling
tournament which has Just come to
an end. Not until the last game had
been played was the victor known
and then the Panthers succeeded in
finishing just 10 points behind the
bankers.
The contest was spirited all
through the tournament, teams
showing up well or taking advantage
of the bowling-off privilege. Goou
fellowship marked all the games. y
goodly number of bowlers never
missed match.
January 10 will mark the start ot
the winter, 1927, match Three new
teams have already signified theil.
Intention to roll in this contest, one
of which is composed entirely OF
ladies' There will be some changes
in the present lineup, with consoli.
dation of at least two teams, MAX
ing the number of teams bowling
about the same as in the tournament
just ending.
Two teams finished with high
averages, the Copper Queen leading
with a team average OF SO7 and the
c. and A running up with 795. To
w. Nv. Young goes the honor Of
rolling the highest score of the sea,
son, 236; to C. A. Ballentfne goes
the high average with 173. For
the week ending Mayo made high
7 average of 1877, while Young made
the weeks high score of 223.
Alleys this week will be open fol
practice games Especially is it ad
visable that ladies who intend to
roll TN the tournament take advan,
tage of this opportunity to get in
condition. The alleys also will be
cleaned and shellaced, and new pins
secured.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-02
6. HENSHAN AND
]. I. GENTRY IN
MURDER QUERY

BISBEE, Jan. 1.lP-George Henshaw
newly elected sheriff, and James T.
Gentry, newly elected county attorney,
of Cochise county, began their official
duties today by starting an investi-
CATION into a shooting affray in Bowie
last night, in which Charles Sands was
slain and his son, Alvin Sands was
slightly wounded.
r. L. Martin, border patrol officer,
who was taken into custody in con-
nection with the shooting, told county
officers that he fired in self defense
after the elder Sands had fired at him
when he told the two men they were
under arrest. The dead man and his
son were declared to have had liquor
in their possession. Sands was being
held tonight in Wilcox pending action
by the county attorneys office.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-02
TIE DEFEAT OF DEMPSEY

Missouri high school forward before
joining Eagles.
Brownie" Leavitt, guard: feet, 100
pounds, fourth season, 20 years old
Was second all-state running guard
with university of Tulsa when only d
freshman. His shifty and clever floor
work has been an outstanding feature
of Eagle campaigns. Chosen all-Tulsa
shortstop in baseball in amateur fed
Grafton numbering % teams. An ac-
curate shot.
Lawrence Whitefie1d, guard "a years
DID, feet, II inches, 155 pounds, fourth
season. Whitley as they call him,
has done flashing work. at running
guard for the Eagles through three
campaigns He has averaged better
than seven points a game over "a
games, while playing an exceptional
team game throughout
Charles Ellis, guard: 20 years old,
feet, II inches, 10 pounds, second
season. Singled out by such papers as
the Denver Uost, Albuquerque Journal,
Tulsa World and others for exceptional
defensive work many times, chosen all
state guard state championship tour
nament last season.
Burnice Clemons, guard, feet,
inch, 172 pounds, % years old. Clemens
played with the Cincinnati "Y Wild
cat" team during two seasons of the
three in which it won the international
championship. Noted for his versa
tility He played forward one season
for Wildcats and guard the other. AS
captain of the Cincinnati "Collegians"
when the Eagles defeated in Tulsa last
season he lead his team in ocsring and
the following week at guard against
the Hillyards at ST. Joseph, he held
De-Bernardi, greatest player of all
time, scoreless over half a game. He
has trained faithfully with the Eagles
this season and is expected to fit in
we'll.
"Chief" James, forward, feet, 1
inch, 10 pounds, 25 years old "Chief''
James is a full -blooded Indian. Play
ing with Seneca high school he set
a high scoring record in state cham
pionship tournament which was only
exceeded last season after six years.
He captained Springfield Teachers col
lege when it won the Missouri intercol-
legiate championship. After the Eag-
les undefeated tour of Kansas and
Missouri (his name was by-word in
Missouri basketbalD he requested a
try out. HA was sought by every
crack club in the southwest. including
K. c. A. c.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-02
II good cold weather starter
now more dependable than ever

Probably no single feature of Dodge
Brothers Motor Car has been more widely
talked about and commended than the
power and promptness of the starter.
The new two unit starting and lighting
system now advances Dodge Brothers
leadership in this important respect still
further.
There are now no moving starter parts
when the car is in motion-no starter
chain noise-no wear The new
starter is even more DEPENDABLE than
the old, and far simpler and more compact
i'm construction.
Many other major Improvements have
been added during the past twelve months,
all vitality affecting performance and in
creasing value far beyond the apparent
measure of current Dodge Brothers prices.
Touring Car ...,.-..,.--.-,-~ ,-~--.....-.-- S795
Come - 845
Special Sedan $40
FOB Detroit'
Stafford-Alberts Automobile Company, Inc.
Douglas Lowell Wilcox
We Also Sell Dependable Used Cars
00D6G BROTHERS
MOTOR CARS
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-02
THREE KILLED
IN HONOLULU'S
C,EL.EIBRA TION

HONOLULU, Jan. 1(P)- Three were
killed and SO injured in traffic and
fire cracker accidents during the New
Years eve celebration. Fire crackers,
traditionally used in Honolulu's New
Years celebrations assumed cannon
cracker proportions, to usher in the
new year.
They were used in the principal
down town streets, despite the police.
Four persons suffered partial loss of
eyesight as result of severe burns
received when large fire crackers were
thrown from sidewalks into their auto
mobiles
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-02
FUNERAL OF MAN WHO DIED
IN TUCSON HELD IN GARAG

CHICAGO, Jan. 1QP)-One of the last
requests of william Parks, SO, who
died in Tucson on December 90 was
that his funeral be held in the garage
where he had been employed here. Ac-
cordingly his fellow drivers Of the yell
low Cab company, will conduct and
participate in the services to be held
at 1920 a. m. tomorrow in the south
side garage which had been Park $
headquarters. He had been employed
for five years by the company, which
six months ago sent him to Tucson
because of his declining health.
Disnatch Telanhnnes-21 and 90
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-02
ROBINS RELEAsT WHEAT

NEW YORK, Jan. (P.-Zach
Wheat, for II years regular left
fielder of the Brooklyn Robins, was
given his unconditional release today.
Another player to be agreed on
will be released to the Los Angeles
club later
Pitcher George H. Boehler has beer.
released outright to the Oakland cluL
of the Pacific Coast league
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-02
MAN Wills HIS
Is FOOT BEARD
TO WHISKERINOS

RENO, New, Jan. 1QP-The hirsute
adornment of Zachary Taylor Wilcox,
10, who was reputed to have the sec
ond longest beard the world will be
cut off just before Wilcox's burial
and presented to the Whfskerinos club
of Sacramento Wilcox, who died yes
terday, left a will bequeathing his 10
foot beard to the club, which will hold
fitting rites. Wilcox was a Civil war
veteran.
The Whiskerinos, club formed n
the California capital last year to
gather bewhiskered characters for the
states diamond jubilee celebration ad-
vanced Wilcox as the worlds champion
until Kansas City brought forth con-
testant whose chin carried longer
growth.
''No Breakfast Complete Without
The Dispatch"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-02
TEAM STANDING
TEAM AVERAGES AND
INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS

Copper queen, SO7 Hart, 16e;
Struthers, 166; Lindner, $50; March,
1853; Chlders, 172.
c. and A., 795. Ballentine, 17S;
Hansen, lac; Caldwell, 1872; Mayo,
l64; Pollak, 100
American Legion, 743. Weiss, 155;
Hinton, ISL; stolaroff, 145; Hoyal,
154; Negri, a13S. tGa
Y. M c. A., 69S. Hfckox, 144;
Magana 151; c. Beals, 116; Hay.
more, $50; Foster. 1877
Railroad 697. Klutz, 1876; Johnson,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-02

Dispatch Telephones-S1 and 50
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-02
THE HONE
LIZA CMAPIIN|
FOOTBALL RESULTS

AT Honolulu Town Team, 49,
South Dakota State IL.
At ksonvllle-Geneva, 8; Ogle-
thorpe, Z.
Evening star., 1927-12-04

Ask for what you want through the
classified columns of The Star. Office
and domestic help is daily supplied by
Star Help Wanted advertisements.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
HELf-.JALE.

SECURITIES Statesmen.
Good leads, easy to close: permanent
46S-R. Star office
Evening star., 1927-12-04
AIR-WAY
MEN |

MEN!
Washington, with the help of
its satisfied clientele, beat Pitts
burgh branch in November.
The outstanding sales for last
week are given here and the
men mentioned are REAL-you
can meet, talk with and go out
in the field with them.
Last Week
Mr.. B-n, a former school
teacher, made $4,000 He will
be promoted on January 1st as
manager of the third large Vir-
ginia city this branch has open
ed since July.
Mr.. C---n, formerly a sales
man in another line, made
$4,000. He made about ST.
10000 for the month of Novem-
Der and about $4,000 in Octo-
Der, his first month.
Mr.. C-y made $1,000 last
week, his first in this business.
Mr.. C-ll made $4,000. He
made $4,000 in November, his
first month here.
Mr.. G-ly made $4,000.
Mr.. H-n made $1,000. He
made $4,000 for November, his
first full month in Air-Way.
Mr.. J-n,.a former, plumber,
made $1,000 last week.
Mr.. ky made $4,000 last
week. He never sold before.
Mr.. st, a former speciality
salesman, made $1,000 last
week, and has been averaging
about $1,000 a day.
Mr.. --gs, a former sales
manager, made $4,000 last
week. '''i.
Mr.. Tt, a former real
estate salesman, made $4,000
last week. He made about
$4,000 during November.
Mr.. W--k, who has been in
Air-Way four years, made
$4,000 last week. He made
about $4,000 for the month.
And so it goes in Air-Way.
We do not ask you to take our
word for these men, come in and
arrange to meet them, hear
them, and 60 out in the field
with them-see them do these
things.
AS these records show, Air
Way IS exceptional. 1t makes
friends because it saves more
than it costs; it is protected
with 8 basic U. S. patents: it is
guaranteed for five years; it has
a $3,500,000.O corporation back
OF it; has the highest possible
credit rating in Dun's and Brad
streets.
Our men are giving a dealers
franchise, they are taught our
business, we help them to help
themselves.
If you are HONEST, NEAT,
MARKED, and anxious to
cash in on ability aud HARD
WORk. call and investigate
Air-Way. ..,.
we can train and place few
men this week. Call all day,
Monday, December 5, 2O3 In
surance Building, 18th and Eye
NV.
YOUNG MEN ~ willing to
work. We train you for real
position and pay you $40 while
| HO1t1n ffs Co1nc,,--1- .
Evening star., 1927-12-04

SOME ONE who understands making Mari
Antoinette lace curtains. Address Box 81
II Star office
Evening star., 1927-12-04
HELP-FEMALE.

SOME ONE who understands making Marie
Antoinette lace curtains. Address Box 22-
Il, Star Office.
WOMAN wanted for travelling position. Open
with high school education. between 25 and
m aay Ronus 9nd Ga
1902 n. Dearborn. Chicago.
WOMAN to demonstrate Spencer surgical
panionl: professional training given; splen-
did opportunity: no canvassing; give phone.
W0MAN-Opportunity for refined. energetic
state phone Address Box 444-S. Star office.
WOMAN. with car. for dIgnided outside
work. professional nature: immediate income
give phone. Address Box gas. Star office. I"
YOUNG LADY as stenographer and typist
must be experienced; apply at once in own
and salary expeeted ADDRESS Box ersass 7as
Star office. a.
YOUNG LADY TYPIST for advertising de-
si1In partment OF one OF Washington's large real
direct mail filing and follow-up preferred /;
salary, salary, $50 per week to start. with. good
YOUNG LADIES. two refined. white: coun;;
Bs sf ssgTlfs sandScb ABy BGnns sunaay Dm
YOUNG WOMAN-Unusually interesting
opening for, young woman of good appear.
al,aa aIce ana pleasing personality who Is inter
cstcu III spending winter IN SOuGn. tive
Sehooing and experience first letter. Address
Box 377-R. Star office.
WOMAN OF CHARACTER
10 nll an important travelling position that
Is not routine work and offers unusual op-
poritunity eiiy for advancement: high school edll-
as no investent reoirsd ntesS ageI n
come and opportunity to earn $4,000 year.
Do not telephone. call In person after Sun
day day, Canvassers need not apply. Position
week Mrs: Weedman. La Fayette Hotel. {.
A BIGGER INCOME.
We require several more saleswomen. ,ex-
hsi.s Heights tso. and Greenway Downs Beginners
experienced sales managers. In this way
newcomers IN the business often are able to
make $500 to $500 a month even before
they are qualified to take their own trips.
Thls may be your opportunity to enter q
bus; business IS, in which the earnings are limited
high-class. experienced. Woodworking real
ssan ssaade saiesW3man should average $500 to
now. Call at 14O5 New York ave. and ask
Tor sales manager.
RUBY LEE MINAR, INC,
1906 New York Ave. Main 1145.
Evening star., 1927-12-04

THE INTERNATIONAL Correspondents
ing for high-erade man between the ages
Of ~, and 80 who is interested in perma-
rent connection as their local representative
Applicant must be well educated. with a
SUCCESSFUL past and untarnished reputation.
Light car an asset Commission basis with
weekly drawing account Splendid oppor-
funity for the man who ia a salesman and
willing TO work hard. Annly A. Whetren.
euperintendent. 212 Bond Bldg.
YOUNG MAN with motor cycle. white:
newspaner office: must be neat appearing
and reliable: give full particulars as TO
age and experience. Address Box 46-H
Evening star., 1927-12-04

YOUNG MEN (2) willing to
work. We train you for a real
position and pay you $40 while
doing it; saleswork experience
an asset. but not necessary. Ap-
ply Room 5l6, 1919 F st. NV.
SALESMEN-
Especially real estate, make
some 11oney while your line is
quiet; our product has no COM
petition; large demand. Mr..
Harold, Hotel Everitt.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
WARNER ROTARY OIL
BURNERS

have been successfully used for over six
wearS Manufactured in Washington. For
SnstsiIations of any size, and being sold
DiREGT FROM FACTORY TO User at
exceptionally low prices. , -,
we need three live statesmen with OIL
burner experience for local territory.
Phone Franklin sg43 foc @appoint,mnnesnt. @ I.
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

KEW GARDENS. 200 QUE ST Nw.-Re.
hned apartment having switchboard serv.
Ice. cafe; resident manager on premise
! room. kitchen and bath. - %
> rooms kitchen and bath. ....... 5000
rooms kitchen and bath 90
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nus. din. ale. KIT. ana bath so, 81
room. KIT, and bath 49,. -. 4" 81
1881 y H AVE Nw--5 rooms Kitchen
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q rooms kitchen ana bath $50 on
rooms. kitchen aud bath 10 go
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MARYLAND COURTS 9th AND ND. AVE.
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: rooms kitchen and bath ....... $50
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room rec. hall and bath go. 81 81
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: rooms. kitchen and bath ,...... 80 90
3S*t NEWARK ST Nv FREE electric re-
migration; = rooms KIT ana hath $3.50
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: rooms. kitchen and bath ...... SS7 so
SHERMANOR $40 BUCHANAN ST nv
= ro"nis kitchen snd bath 81 So
room kit and bath ....-...... $500
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3 rooms kitchen ant hath .. S66 .h
rooms kitchen and BATH -. a.. so
us i1th ST. NV rooms kiteh.n ard
1910 EYE ST N.w-a mi, and b SEQ %
sEAToN. $50 3. |. AVE. NV room.
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. rooms kitchen and bath .-... $50 90
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rooms Kitchen and h.,h. -. IS 90
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kitchen and hath 49,. ...-.... S3S 10
rooms kitchen and bath 1890. 40.7S
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prt'ps -
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home ""nfnrt>. test meals; reasonable. -
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oui i,oard or garage; AMI: reasonable, j
1879 X ST NV the Lee Maruue- Nicely
furnished double front and sinxie rooms,
COLONY CLUB 1850 Col ri - Beautiful
rooms every cuufu test meals garage
accommodations Col 1870 3l'
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Our Lat ~ available apartments zhl,n re
nicely ioCate6 in perfect condition reAtl~
kept. In buildings that are carefully sus<--
vised courteous Jznltor ssryice Corrfnrf-
able not onIy from neInE warn. out congs0-
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NEW APARTMENT

3I25 Mt PLEASANT sT. NJ
In the exclusive northeast. = refined ~eizA-
JOrhpOd. We have here q tTo-r18-7 -. 1s-
and bath apartment. rsdtt"eS - $50 LJrest
locality.