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Evening star., 1927-05-22

Co ISL anu IL sts ne
REBUILT INTERNATIONAL. 9. Atom dump.
underbOdy hoist pneumatic tires. new car
guaranty; $500 first payment; 500 per
month.
2-ton International stake body and cab.
used about 10 months; $500 first payment;
800 per month.
u ton DUPLEX pneumatic tires; cab and
express body S315.
Ford ton. late model. good. $50.
Republic Dumps. G.. NJ. c.
Service Reos
Any make any size. Every one a bargain.
Easy terms No finance charge.
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK AGENCY
Open evenings.
22S LIST st. NV. Franklin ITO.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
FOR SATE-AyJTO TRICKS.

NEW TRUCK. with tractor .motq: ton
Co. $40 Pa ave. NV. Main 5000.
FORD 1-TON TRUCKS. 1926 l3l: metal
panel bodies; Al condition. Hickman &
Co. 1st and L. SITS. ne. s2"
Evening star., 1927-05-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Grocery store. doing good bust
good storeroom and 4-room apartment, well
furnished. has bath. gas. cleo. hot and cold
water: good side lot. room to build two
garages. on improved street: owner leaving
city will sacrifice for $4,000; $500 cash.
ba ance secured 10y first trust on the prop
erty. Address Box 34l x. star Office.
Evening star., 1927-05-22

ESTABLISHED FOR 20
AND BY EXPERLENCE; TO TAKE OYER
THE DISTRIBUTION OF FLYLAK SPRAY.
4 H9USSEBBoSLD, RI INSEECTlCIDE 5ETC w WITH
TON AND VICINITY. SOLD ON ONE
DEMONSTRATIONS. MONEY MAKING
PROPOSITION. EVERYBODY A PROS.
RhfT NoFHT& sEf LIKE LIKE IL Hot OF cAKEs THE
WRITE FENoLE CHEMICAL COMPANY.
=. o.. BOX 1868. JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
FOR DETAILS AND SAMPLE. o3'
Evening star., 1927-05-22

HCPMOBILE CLUB SEDAN. late 1925: ex-
celent condition. has been driven by a care
ful driver; wonderful bargain for $500.
1903 ID St NV.
HUPMOBILE TOURING, late model: runs
and looks like new will sacrifice for $3.50
cash; easily worth 500. S18 9th st. ne.
JEWETT 9 COACH. latest model--A new car
slightly used low. mileage. Duco finish.
bumpers front and rear. several other extras.
Plenty speed and power; try catch it on hill
IL months to pay for it. Trade your car in.
Peck's Garage, 2121 14th at. NV. Always
open
JEWETT 4~DOOR SEDANS---Choice of =:
me chanical condition. OK: good tires, good
paint; excellent family cars; priced very
low. SIS 10th mes :.-.--
Evening star., 1927-05-22
BUSINESS SITE
N ~ 4. lNrI.

On this wide street. close to the "1st st.
market 2s-lt, frontage, running back to
LOIIS p. SHOEMAKER
1i07 y. Y. ave. NV. Main ! 1876.
Evening star., 1927-05-22

rXtra Capital. we are COnfuent ms VIII DAY
well. Address Box 43-S. Star Office. 23'
APARTMENT HOUSE PROJECT-Man with
about $50 600 desired by responsible builder.
viii bear strictest investigation and show
excellent profit. Address Box 03-X. star
office. 2oe
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTT NITY for renting
at reduced rate attractive store. eQuiDDed
with fixturp-. on NJ St. Georgetown Tele-
phone Lincoln 9i00. Mr.. Merryman
REFRIGERATED COOLER i.x@0 feet.
counter stand and office. suitable for Whn,
sai- meat hu~lltess. Apply SUIT DouytntlQn
Hall MNket.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
ANNUAL PARADE
AT PLAYGROUND
SET FOR FRIDAY

The story hour at the playground
will be at 10 o'clock this morning.
Miss Jennie Welcome, Miss Lois
Branham and Miss Norton will have
charge. Those taking part in the
story telling contest who wish any
help may come to Miss Norton Tues
day morning at IL o'clock.
In the afternoon the girls will learn
tG make crepe paper violets, while
the boys will enjoy baseball, bean
bag and other games. The pool is
also open to the children.
Friday afternoon the annual play
ground parade will be held. This is
the third year for the parade. Any
boy or girl may take part in the
parade There will be a prize fur
the prettiest costume, for the best
character costume ana for the best
decorated bicycle or pushmobile. After
the parade Friday the weekly play
will be given.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
Teachers College To
Open Second Half OF
Summer School 23rd

Registration for the second half of
the summer school at Northern
Arizona Teachers college in Flagstaff
will start Saturday, July %, according
to word received here from Grady
Gammage, president Of the college,
Glasses. will begin on July 25.
The schedule for the second half
is so arranged, according to Cam
mage, that teachers who are forced
to renew their teaching certificates
can complete sufficient work to meet
this requirement. The state board
of education requirement for the re-
newal Of teaching certificates specifies
that five semester hours or seven
and one-half quarter hours must be
completed.
In addition to the many special
courses to be effected during the sec
ond period, two weeks special course
in campfire work has been announced
by President Gammage. Miss Ruby B.
baltimore, of the national campfire
organization, will have charge of this
course.
Halbert Miller of the state depart
ment of vocational education will con-
duct five weeks course in vocational
farm work and courses in state and
United States constitutions also will
be offered
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
DOUGLAS B. & P.
CLUB is TO EDIT
MONTHLY: PAPER

The Douglas club OF the Business
and Professional Women will sponsor
the next issue of the Arizona Fed
erations paper which is edited at
Flagstaff.
The little paper is comparatively
new and has had the first issue
printed which was sponsored by the
Flagstaff club.
The paper is published about the
twenty fifth Of every month by
Margaret K. Stewart, who is state
publicity chairman for the club,
The paper has not yet been named
but there is a contest going on at the
present time to select a name Tor the
sheet
Mrs. Ruth Swanson who is CORE
spending secretary, will handle the
Douglas material with the help OF
Mrs. R. L. Hoyal
Poems, articles and cartoons make
up the contents of the paper. Con-
tributions from local members should
be turned in to Mrs. Hoyal or Mrs.
Swanson. Douglas especially needs
a few poets.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
MEXICO issues
COVERING
j. S. WORKERS

Word has been received here from
Mexico City that new classification
has been issued regarding what con-
stitutes immigrant standing in Mex
leo.
The communication from Mexico
City to A. Gabflondo OF the Aqua
Prieta immigration department. reads
as follows: @ a@
Mexican immigration Dept,
Mexico City, Mexico
"a. Gabilondo,
Dear Sir: ~
From now on all foreigners re-
siding in border cities with the in
tention of working daily n Mexico or
of establishing commercial busi-
ness on this side are considered as
immigrants and must pay the regu-
lar immigrant fee. The fee is 70
pesos.
Before covering the fees they must
go to the office of the Mexican con-
slllate in the border city and get d
passport to enter Mexico. The con-
suIate will give all other necessary
instruction in the matter
The local office interprets this tC
mean that everyone going to Aqua
Prieta for the purpose of working
daily or of conducting business
there must keep their immigration
papers in good standing by paying
the regular fee. Heretofore this or
der applied only to those going tC
Mexico for q length OF time and not
those who went over daily and re-
turned.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
City Laboratory makes the following report
on specimens of milk collected from the Douglas
dairies July 9Th, 1927.

El Tigre; j. H. Grlsnom, 5J. Louis;
Mrs. j. j. DUTIES, Nacozari; Sid
Smyth, Tombstone: Bill Wishout,
Tombstone; Hamilton Draper, Tomb
stone; E. M. Louis, Pilares; r. "A.
Berlinger, Los Angeles; G. p. Wind
sor, Nacozari; L. L. Hay, El Paso;
J. H. Knott, Phoenix; Albert Moore,
Nacozari; Mrs. j. Marrow, Dallas.
PALOMAR,
w. Snuman, San Francisco; A. b.
Richards, Ell. Paso; H. S. Sewel and
wife, Casa Grande; w. G.. Olson,
Los Angeles; w. r.. Shadley, Fort
Huachuca; v. A. Moore, Ell PaSo;
o. L. Bennett, Denver; P. G. Glee-
son, Sonita; Fred Clark, Denver; T.
Davis, Denver; R. c.. Morris, Phoe-
nix; G. A. Hansen, Ell Paso; Bill
Hart, Los Angeles; D. Johnson ana
family, San Antonio; Fl. e. Spinan,
Amarillo, Texas; F. M. West, Pueblo,
Colo; H. Hansford, Tucson; Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent, New York City; Fred
Knapp, Newark, N. j.; Fl. Brundy,
Newark, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Roolley,
Jack Ropin, Chicago; Eddie Bedwith,
Chicago; Nip c. Blair, Chicago; Doc
Taylor, Chicago: r. E. Searles, Chi
cago; Mrs. E. E. Ainsworth; Virgil
Gusteson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
OKLA. BAD Man
TAKEN in ARIz,
Gets Life TERM

SALISAW, Okla, July IL H9-Under
life sentence for the crime that
brought him his first notoriety, Mat
thew KimeS, youthful Oklahoma bank
bandit, late todayj)was returned to
the state penitentiary at McAlester,
where he had been held for safe
keeping since his capture in Arizona
He was sentenced for the Staying of
Perry Chuculate, Indian deputy sheriff.
Kimes was brought here this after
noon under heavy guard and heard
from District Judge G. G. Smith the
fateful words that he evaded last
November when az band of outlaw
friends swooped down on the Sequoyah
county Jail and liberated him.
Kimes twice had been found guilty
of Staying Chuculate, and was await
ing formal pronouncement of the
jury when he was delivered.
The state, however, is not satisfied
with the sentence and in another
trial in Okmulgee county will at
tempt to send him to the electric
chair for the murder of w. H. Nc
Anally chief of police at BeggS, who
was killed last May when bank
was robbed by gang alleged to
have been led by Kimes.
Chuculate was killed when he and
other Sequoyah county officers at
tempted to intercept Kimes, his
brother George and another man
, when they dashed through the county
after the robbery of a bank at
Covington, Okla, apparently headed
for the Ozark hills of Arkansas. The
brothers were captured in Arkansas
after an all day running fight with
a posse. George Kimes was convicted
of manSlaughter in connection with
Chuc0late's death and is now serving
a 25 year sentence in the penitentiary.
Matthew KimeS was convicted of
manSlaughter and sentenced to 35
years imprisonment but was retired
because neither he nor the state was
satisfied with the sentence. The jury
recommended SO year sentence upon
his second conviction.
The evolution of an Okmulgee
county farm boy who began his
criminal career with petty robberies
into a notorious desperate was COM
p1GCcu 1dOC AdlA dIGSI 1AlI11Co CoOdPC'
He became wrath and virtually
every sensational exploit carried out
in Oklahoma or near the borders of
adjoining states was attributed to
him.
Kimes submitted tamely few
weeks ago after a posse of Arizona
officers chased him over the rim
OF the Grand canyon and surrounded
him.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
Hotel ArriDals
GADSDEN


Mrs. L. Locke, Dallas; J. B. Dow
ney, Phoenix; M c. Christian, Los
Angeles; Reed Munkey, Roswell, N
M; Thor p. Larsen, Roswell N. NJ;
Andrew Badenw, Roswell, N. M;
James Biyal, Carlsbad; Mayor and
Mrs. Stanley. Koch, Washington, d.
c.; Fred Decker, Los Angeles; Mary
Decker, Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs,
E. w. Rand, Eastland, Texas; Miss
Bess Chastain, Eastland, Texas; Bill
Belcher, Nacozari; Gorton Lindsey,
Oakland, Calf; Margaret Walker,
Oakland; Katherine Lindsey, OAK
land; Mr.. and Mrs. j. DaxiS, Phoe-
nix; Mr. and Mrs. B. Q. Cavinton,
Phoenix; p. v. Payne, Phoenix; Mrs,
"A. H. Butler, Ell Paso; T. B. Oliver,
Ell Paso; A J. BorJak, Albuquerque;
M. L. Dinty, st. Louis; .. H. Jones
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
OUTBREAK OF RABIES
REPORTED IN NORTH

Notice has been issued by George
Henshaw, sheriff of Cochise county,
to the effect that there has been an
outbreak of rabies in animals.
F.. T. Fahlon, NJ. D., state super
intendent of health, who resides in
Phoenix, has written from the capitol
city saving that SO far Navajo and
Maricopa counties we're, the only
counties SO affected. However, he
AIDED that such condition might
break out elsewhere.
He asked that the deputy sheriffs,
constables, and peace officers be on
the watch tcr any such circum-
stance.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
EnICTO

Radicado en- este Juzgado Ell juicio de
intestado a bienes del senior HELEO-
DORO RIVERA, Sc convoca a qulenes
Sc cream con derecho a la herencia,
pasen deducirlo dentro del ternino
de trienta dias, cantodos de la fecha
de la ultima publication del presente.
(Articulo 176O reformado del Codigo
de ProcedimientoS CivileS)
Cananea, Son., JUNO 27 de 1927.
Ell Secretario,
Advt. F. A. Reyna.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
PROD MEXICO ON MURDER

MEXICO CITY, July IL @-Acting
under instructions from the American
department of state, the United States
embassy has sent further note to
the Mexican foreign office asking for
the apprehension and punishment Of
the murderer of Arthur Brewer, the
American coal merchant of Guadala-
lara. Mr.. Brewer was killed more
than a month ago.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
Advt.
"Wednesday Snecials

One ton of Chinaware, guaranteed
not to craze. New patterns, AZ and
48 piece sets. Also open stock. See our
window for prices. Posten- Arthur
Hardware Co.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
CARDINAL CAGIANo DIES

ROME, July IL P-Cardinal OF
tavious Cagisno de Azevedo died to-
day at Anzio, near Rome.
Cardinal Cagiano De Azevedo, was
born in 1845, created and proclaim,
ed cardinal in 1905. He was chan
cellor of the holy Roman church.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12

"HOT oats and milk" is the
i l. dietetic urge of the day.
It's the balanced ration" of pro-
tein, carbohydrates and vitamines-
plus the e"bulk" to make laxatives
less often needed - that worlds
authorities are advising.
Now you cook it in 21a to minutes.
That's faster than plain toast. No
kitchen muss or bother.
Why go on, then, with less nour-
ishing breakfasts? Today get Quick
Quaker food that stands by you
through the morning.
Your grocer has Quick Quaker
also Quaker Oats as you have always
known them.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
Wednes6av SneciaIs

One ton of Chinaware, guaranteed
not to craze. New patterns. AZ and 48
piece sets. Also open stock. See our
window for prices. Posten-Arthur
Hardware Co.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12

Have you a leaky roof? Plastic
cement and our roofing paper solve
your troubles. For sale at Douglas
Hardware Co.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
From Bisbee

From Bisbee
I Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Cox and
| daughter, Miss Thelma Cox, were
Douglas visitors Sunday, having mo-
( tored to this city from their home in
Lowell. Cox is the supervisor OF dis
/ trict No. and came here to confer
as to matters pertaining to the state
highway.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
Returns

Returns
Mrs. II. H. Roberts, who has been
visiting in Douglas at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Mcbride, has gone TO
Hachita, New Mexico, where she Will
remain for several days before return
ing to her home in San Antonio, Tex
as
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
In Phoenix

In Phoenix
Word has been received by friends
in Douglas to the effect that j. l..
Black, former proprietor of the Black
dairy in this city is now residing near
Phoenix. He has purchased farm
about 6 miles south of Phoenix. He
reports that one day in Phoenix the
mercury registered lis degrees.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
To Grand Canyon

To Grand Canyon
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Sexton, Jr., who
reside in Nogales, passed this week
end in Douglas at the home OF J. T.
Sexton, Sr. They proceeded on their
way Monday to Springerville and the
Grand Canyon where they will enjoy
a vacation trip.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
Returns From California

Miss Doris Daley, cashier OF the
Mountain States Telephone company,
has returned from her vacation, spent
in Los Angeles visiting relatives. Her
sister, Miss Mildred Daley, local
teacher, is attending the summer ses-
sion of the University OF California,
and is member of the Delta zeta
sorority of Santa Barbara college.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12

Old English Wax, purest and best
on market For sale at Douglas Hard
ware Co.-AdVt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
Calnn Fire Girls Meet

There vii, be meeting of the camp
fire girls in the Y. w. G. A. building
this afternoon at o'clock. Miss jean
cite Lindner and Miss Verena Mics
cher will be in charge of the meeting
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
Returns From Trip

Robert Randall has returned from
an extended trip in the middle west
and in California. Mrs. Randall, who
accompanied him, will remain on the
coast the rest of the summer
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
Visiting Here

Visiting Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Copeland of Ell
Paso are visiting here at the home OF
Mrs. Edith Heger.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
Donaldson Here

UUIIdlUOU1I HUI
G. B. Donaldson, special representa-
tive of the United States Fidelity COM
pany and Guaranty is in this city
comforting with Alex. Baird, Jr., who
is the local representative.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
Entertairls

EntcrtalnS
| Miss Ida M. Hickman entertained
few friends at bridge Friday evening
FOLLOWING the, bridge game light re-
! freshments were served. Those enjoy
ing the evening were: Miss Mary Har-
ris, Lamar Parks, A. j. Pickering and
Miss Hickman
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
To Nacnzari

G. P. Windros, superintendent OF
the Nacozari railroad company Will
return to his home in Mexico today
efter a short business trip to this
: city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
To Phoenix

To Phoenix
C. T. Guilfoyle has gone to Phoenix
where he will join Mrs. Guilfoyle who
has been passing short while in the
capital city. They will return to this
city in the near future.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
To San Francisco

To San Francisco
Mrs. George M. Dunno, with hef two
daughters, Frances and Anne Adele
and Miss Elizabeth Parker will de-
part today for San Francisco where
they will pass several weeks. i.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
DOUGLAS Dali Y DOLNGS

Able to Be About
Carl Weaver is able to be about
following rather serious illness last
week.
Resumes Practice
DR.. c. H. Lund has resumed his
office work following three months !
vacation in Europe.
Returns From Phoenix
j. H. Fairbanks has returned from
Phoenix, where he visited over the
past weekend with brother.
Leaving Friday t
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Williams and
son, James, Jr., will leave Friday for
q month on the coast.
To Berner's
George Caughlin was among those
who motored to Berners resort in
Ramsey canyon and passed tie day
Sunday.
From Bisbee
f.. A. Tovrea, of the Arizona Pack
ing company was a visitor here Sun
day having come down from the hill
city.
Return
/ H Mrs. N. ". Alessi and children who
has been sojourning at the various
beach resorts in California has re- /
turned to her home in this city.
On Vacation
Louis Heger is on two weeks va
cation and r. G.. Burdett is taking
his place as representative in this I
city of Armour and Company t
Returns From Berner's |
John Haas motored to Berners
Sunday and brought Mr.. and Mrs. J
/ George Haas home after a weeks va
cation at the resort.
In Long Beach t
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davies, who
/ left here last week on vacation, ac-
companied by their daughter, Olive, 4
have decided to make Long Beach
their vacation headquarters.
To San Francisco
] Mrs. George M. Dunno, with her two !,
| daughters, Frances and Anne Adele
and Miss Elizabeth Parker will de- !
! part today for San Francisco where
| they will pass several weeks.
/ To Phoenix
G. T. Guilfoyle has gone to Phoenix !
! where he will join Mrs. Guilfoyle who
/ has been passing short while in the
capital city. They will return to TINS
city in the near future.
Camp Fire Girls Meet
There vii, be meeting of the camp
| fire girls in the Y. W. G. A. building
[ this afternoon at o'clock. Miss jean
cite Lindner and Miss Verena Mics
! cher will be in charge of the meeting. !
| To Nacozari /
G. P. Windros, superintendent OF j
! the Nacozari railroad company Will
return to his home in Mexico today /
efter a short business trip to this |
city.
Donaldson Here
G.. B. Donaldson, special representa- )
! tive of the United States Fidelity COM
/. pany and Guaranty is in this city
comforting with Alex. Baird, Jr., who
!, is the local representative.
From Bisbee
(. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Cox and
| daughter, Miss Thelma Cox, were
Douglas visitors Sunday, having mo-
ktored to this city from their home IN
Lowell Cox is the supervisor OF dis
/ trict No. and came here to confer
| as to matters pertaining to the state !
highway.
In Phoenix
/ Word has been received by friends
in Douglas to the effect that j. l..
! Black, former proprietor of the Black
! dairy in this city is now residing near
Phoenix. He has purchased farm
about miles south of Phoenix. He
reports that one day in Phoenix the
mercury registered 115 degrees.
Wednesday Specials
One ton of Chinaware, guaranteed
not to craze. New patterns. AZ and 48
piece sets. Also open stock. See our
window for prices. Posten-Arthur
Hardware Co.-Advt.
Old English Wax, purest and best
i on market For sale at Douglas Hard
ware Co.-AdVt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
Confers With Hart

Confers With Hart
v. A. Wood, chief clerk OF the
highway department, who has been in
this city for the past few days has
returned to his home in phoenix.
Wood came to this city to confer
with John 3. Hart.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12

Able to Be About
Carl Weaver is able to be about
following a rather serious illness last
week.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
Teams Start Tonight

Teams Start Tonight
A new five-pin bowling team will
start at the Y. M. c. A. with SIX
teams tonight. This weeks scheo-
ule will be Tuesday, Eagles VS.. De
Molaw Wednesday, American legion
VS.. Railroad; Thursday, All Stars
vs. Bobcats.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
In Long Beach

| In Long Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davies, who
left here last week on vacation. ac-
companied by their daughter, Olive,
have decided to make Long Beach
their vacation headquarters.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Foster have re-
turned to their home in this city af-
ter an outing at Berner's resort
To San Antonio
Mrs. G. c. Mcbride will leave We'd
nesday for San Antonio on a visit.
New Car
Ed Gleeson has purchased a new
convertible Dodge coupe.
To School
Alfred Paul, Jr., has gone to New
Hampshire to attend summer school.
From Whitewater
Joe MortenSon, a resident OF the
Whitewater district, was a visitor mere
Monday coming in with produce.
Purchases Car.
Mrs. Stella Moore, owner Of the
Moore Curio store, has purchased
new Chevrolet sedan.
To Bisbee
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gmanling mo-
tored to Warren Sunday where they
passed the day as the guests OF friends.
To Berners
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Crowell lnotored
to Bsrner's resort in Ramsey canyon,
Sunday.
TO Pinery
Mr.. and Mrs. M j. Anderson motor
ed to Pinery canyon Sunday where
they passed the day.
Sheriff Here
george Henshaw sheriff from Tomb
stone, was in Douglas Monday attend
ing to business affairs.
Purchases Car
Mike Debarnardi, GIG Fourth street,
has purchased a new ChevrileT capro-
let.
BrOphy Here .s
James E. Brophy was in this city
sunday having motored down from
his home in the hill city.
I'D. Hunsaker was in Douglas
Monday from his home near Leslie
canyon.
In BiSbee
Walter Morris is now making his
home in Bisbee. He is doing construct
ion work that is now going on there
From Chicago
E. j. Condor, Jr., of Chicago is IN
this city on a business mission with
the Arizona Edison company,
TO Coast =
Mrs. Daugherty, mother OF MRS. ..
rrhrti,nnc loft uestprdaV afternoon
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
!. From Clifton

!; From Clifton
) Mr.. and Mrs. Freelan Huff are II
this city. They are former residents Of
Douglas and Mrs. Huff will be re-
membered as Miss Thelma Stratton
They have been making their nome II
Clifton for the past year.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
TO Coast

To Coast !.
Mrs. Daugherty, mother of Mrs. J.
L. Hastings, left yesterday afternoon
for Los Angeles.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
From Bisbee

From Bisbee
E.. A. Tovrea, of the Arizona Pack
ing company was a visitor here Sun
day having come down from the hill
city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
To Berner's

To Berner'S
George Caughlin was among those
who motored to Berners resort. in
Ramsey canyon and passed tie day
Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-12
Visiting Brother

Visiting Brother
Mrs. Mary Keenan, is IN the Guy
visiting her brother and Wl1e. MI
and Mrs. Russell Meadows. she IS
en- route to Ell Paso to visit her lam
lily from Phoenix, where she teacneS
school,.