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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13
Return To Post

Return To Post
1t. La Chance Doan, who was visit
ing relatives in this city for few
days, left Sunday afternoon for his
post at Fort Bliss, FL Paso, Texas
Lieutenant Doan does not know to
what regiment he will be attached, but
| it will be the cavalry.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13

Confined To Home
Robert Bruce is ill at his home. He
is ans employe Of the. Copper Queen
Snelter
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13

Able To Work
George jackson was able to return
on Monday to the Southern Arizona
Auto company after several days ill
ness.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13
Leaves City

Leaves City
/ Hal Chase, well known ball player,
left Douglas Sunday by motor for
Lindsay, Calf, where he will visit
with relatives. Chase once played
ball in the major leagues, and played
for the Douglas Blues two years ago
at first base.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13

Returns From Hospital
Mrs. D. p. Koontz left the Calumet
hospital Sunday after being surgical
patient there.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13
VIM. L. Smith, w. M.

WEDNESDAY SPECIAL.
Vacuum Bottle Lunch Kits, $1.39.
POsten- Arthur Hardware Go.
Douglas Busy Hardware Store"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13

Visit. Bisbee
Mr., and Mrs. Bert Harwood and
son visited relatives in Bisbee Sunday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13

Here From Home
John Ross visited tf/ city YESTERDAY
from Tombstone.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13

Much Better
Billy Mccormack, small son of Mrs
MoIlie mccormack, is much improved
following slight illness.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13
Arrives Home

Arrives Home
Mrs. Alfred Paul arrived home Sun
day from a two weeks trip to Los An
geless.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13

Here From Nacozari
M. j.. Crowley, of Nacozari. was II
this city yesterday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13

Visit. Bisbee
M Clark and l.. c. Whitney motored
to Bisbee Sunday morning on business
and returned that afternoon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13
DOUGLAS DAILY DOINCS

Leaves Hospital
Rosario Rodriguez left the hospital
cuperation from minor operation.
Spend Day Hunting
w. r. Gabriel and Charles Foster
spent Sunday on hunting trip near
Light. They reported good deal Of
mud and wet weather.
Ill at Home
Miss Theota johnson is still con-
fined to her home with illness. She
is suffering from sinus infection and
tonSilitis.
On Vacation
A. w. Cotton is taking his vacation
from the Copper Queen smelter Of
fices. He will pass most OF the
vacation in the city.
To Arrive Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miles Culli-
ton, of Seattle, will arrive here Thurs
day to visit Mrs. Culliton's, mother
Mrs. Elton E. Ainsworth.
! Regular Meeting
/ The regular meeting of the Y. M. C.
A. board will be held Tuesday night at
7:3O sharp in the clubs rooms. All
members are requested to. be present
as there is important business to be
j discussed.
Leaves City
/ Hal Chase, well known ball player
left Douglas Sunday by motor for
Lindsay, Calf, where he will visit
with relatives. Chase once played
/ ball in the major leagues, and played
for. the Douglas Blues two years age
T at first base.
Return To Post
1t. La Chance Doan, who was visit.
ling relatives in this city for few
days, left Sunday afternoon for hi
post at Fort Bliss, Ell Paso, Texas
| lieutenant Doani does not know tC
4 what regiment he will be attached, bu
4 it will be the cavalry.
! Miller Out Again
James Miller, of Miller's Cafe, whit
1 has been recovering from an injury
sustained in an automobile accident
couple of weeks ago, is expected II
Douglas this week, according to wore
received here by his friends. He L
able to be around and is apparentla
about all right again.
/ Father Dies
| Word has been received here by
friends of Miss Marion Burbank O
! the death of her father, Geo. M
Burbank, in st. Joseph, Mo-, Friday
1 The elder Burbank had been quit'
i'll for some time Miss Burbank wa
a winter visitor here last year ant
has been planning to make her hom'
here.
Il Visit Here
i Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Dunno, 0
/ Santa Barbara, Calf, arrived her
Friday to visit at the home Of DR.. ant
Mrs. George Dunno. They were &C
companied by their two children. Mis-
Anna Adele and Miss Frances. Dunn
naotored down from Tucson with tn
visitors, returning to school there Sun
day afternoon.
Circle TO Entertain Officers
Douglas members of the Woodmel
Circle will entertain national and stat
officers of the circle this evening a
their meeting. In the party of visitin
officials will be Mrs Jennie Willar
of Dennison, Texas, national drill in
structor; Mrs. Mamie Fleming, Q
4 Phoenix. state manager, and Mr.:
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13
Regular Meeting

! The regular meeting of the Y. M. G.
A. board will be held Tuesday night at
7:3O sharp in the clubs rooms. All
members are requested to be present
as there is important business to be
] discussed.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13
ATTENTION MASONS!

Stated Communication
of Mt. Moriah Lodge No. 19
Tuesday Evening, Dec. 13
I at s O'clock
Election Of Officers
All members urged to at
tend.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13

Ill at Home
Miss Theota Johnson is still con-
fined to her home with illness. She
is suffering from sinus infection and
tonSilitis.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13

Spend Day Hunting
w. r. Gabriel and Charles Foster
spent Sunday on a hunting trip neal
Light. They reported good deal Of
mud and wet weather.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-13

Leaves Hospital
Rosario Rodriguez left the hospita
Sunday after short period of re-
cuperation from minor operation.
, 1927-11-25

Robt. Armstrong and the late Cons
Armstrong to DR.. Earle b. Mckenzie.
physician o. toe Grace Hospital. Detroit
Mich, will be soIemnized 10 the Angelica
Church here at 8 O'Clock to morroy
evening. A large reception follows {
the brides home, and the newlyweC
sail for the States via Porto Rico on SUI
day afternoon. The Avis extends ii
congratulations and best wishes on thi
happy occasion.
, 1927-11-25

y. 5, NAVAL RADIO STATION.
NOVEMBER 23RD, 1927.
(C0NrteSy OF the Associated PreSs.l
Chicago. Rival Chicago ~gangsters
opened a new war Of determination for
gambling supremacy and carried tbeia
fued to the doors of ChicagO's largest
police where it was nipped bv the auE
thOrltles IN a series of raids and culminatN
ed in the arrest of three armed men out
side the Sou b park Police Station an
the unsuccessful attempt of one of Their
to shoot his way out of the Office of Viii
liam Conner, chief Of the detectives.
Bonn, Germany The proud former
Kaiser Of Germany acquired q brother.
iD-IaW who has been a sailor and a pro.
fesSlOnal dancer. The 6epCsed rulers
slXtyOne year old sister Princess Victoria
Schaumberg Lippe was united here in a
religious ceremony to AleXanders Syb-
kotf, a tWentyseVen year old Russian re-
tueee whom sLl married IN a civil CCra-
mony Saturday.
Newark, N. 1.-THE three hundred
thirtythree thousand three hundred and
thirty three dollar and thirty three cent
damage suit against Jack Dempsey, for
mer heavyweight champion, by Jack
hearms, his erstWhile manager, ended in
q voluntary Don-suit after counsel for
kearns had charged Dempsey and his
lawyers with deliberately framing the
Court and Tex Rickard, boxing promo
ter, having boasted be had the case in q
bag.
Denver. National Guards are in con-
troll ot the northern Colorado strike rid
den coal fields after four strikers had
been killed and twenty wounded in the
first open hostilities since the strike was
called five weeks ago by the industrial
workers of he world
Albany Mrs. Ruth Brown SNYDER
and Henry Judd Gray lost their last crurtI
fight for life today when the Court of
Appeals denied their appeal from the con-
v%iction OF the murder Of Albert Snyder.
the wOman's husband.
President COOLIDGE WAS
asked by a delegation Of Labor leaders 10
intervene in a bitpmirous coal strike in
Pennsly vania, West Virginia and OhioI
but he left with them the advice that he
saw little desirability Of calling a confer
et &c between miners and operators un
less bothsagreed that some good might /
come out of it.
Columbus, Ohio-On the theory thai
, 1927-11-25

The Industrial Band will give a concert
on the wharf to night.
fhe SIS. NOVA SCOTIA from New
York via st. Thomas arrived at Frederik-
sted yesterday at 300 p. m. bringing pas
sengers and letter mail and papers up to
November l9th.She sailed at 800 o. m.
for st. Kits.
Ii lines of rain VS. measured at the
Fort here this mornii g, Frederiksted 4
lines and KingsbiIl Al lines.
, 1927-11-25
The Nav st. Croi1 Savings Bank,

A S there was no quorum at the 18th
~ Annual General Meeting of THE
New ST. CRoK SAVINGS BANK ad-
vertised to be held on Tuesday the 22nd
instant, the Members are hereby notified
that the General Meeting will be held
on TUESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF DE.
CEMBER 1927 at 4 o'clock in the after
noon at the Office of the Institution No.
l B. King Street in Christiansted at
which meeting a statement of the trans
actions for the year ending 31st of March
1927 will be produced, and the election
of trustees take place.
C~hristiansted. St. Croix, November
23rd 1927.
A. E. STAKEMANN.
President.
, 1927-11-25
BETHLEHEM THEATRE
73O p. IA. SUNDAY 7.3O p. m.
"RA s"

KHes e L8dOn ArsOcratc0'
When Mr. Hornung, the author, published "Ram9s the Amateur Crackgma
ad o6e H. novels o1hs sdsa M W EF5 bis his acdyantures, he created a character shat at once fl
nnatndt the puohc, RAtFLtS" becamee a household word designating a mystero
and unusually clever gentleman thief who succeeds in outwhtng the authorities, e.
The battle of wits between detective and Ct ok is well presented bv Holsp Peters
RaHes and Fred Esmaton as the detective
generally will like the story. p
ADMISSION As USUAL.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
Admits Running
Away From Wife

"It's just your wife you are run
ming away from then?' Judge Her
vey asked j. d. Hoagland of San
Diego this morning when the later
was brought before him for ques-
tioning.
That S all, was the reply.
Hoagland was arrested early this
morning by Patrolman Charles
Rosenqucst when he aroused the pa
trolman s curiosity by wandering
about town in the early hours.
In his report the patrolman said
that Hoagland had acted peculiarly,
appearing to be nervous and that
when he questioned him, Hoagland
admitted having left San Diego
without telling his wife or notify
ing the company which employed
him. A half gallon of intoxicating
liquor was found among his posses
sions. The patrolman also included
i'll his report the announcement that
II patroman had been killed in San
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
Local Man Rides
With Marines

I. }. Arnett, travelling freight
and passenger agent for the South
orn Pacific, returned to FL Centre
this morning following trip to FL
Faso, Tex, from where he accom-
panied the four special trains Of
L. s. Marines, bound for China, to
Los Angeles.
3" 1t was like the days of ~
said Arnett this morning in telling
Of the trip. "Thcre were four spc-
cial trains and three of them were
loaded with heavy guns and mater
ial Of War as well as carrying sew.
cral Pullman ears for the soldiers.
The four trains carried about $50
soldiers of the Sixth Regiment To-
Gated AT Philadelphia Pa, and all
were outfittcd with fail equipment
such as the boys carried when they
started overseas for participation III
the World War.
''Wc wore met at the stations
cnroutc by huge crowds and IN one
or two of the towns were greeted
by bands. But the train did not
stop, the major in command send
ing back messages of regret and
cXPlaining that it was Impossible
due TO the fact that the trains
We're due i'll san Diego Sunday.
''Thr trains pulled out of Fl
Pasa shortly after midnight Sunday
morning and arrived in Los Angeles
at 2;30 o clock Monday morning
They left Immediately for San pi-
ego, arriving there ut o clock
| Monday morning.
At many Of the stations pic
and other cdibles were t sssd
aboard the train as II whirled Past
The marines will be joined in u
Diego by detachment o. c.laeaae.
from Quantieo, Va, ard = II
item will embark on the TraiIar. II
Henderson, bound for Chaa, T..
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05

ing to advance notices, and makes
the most of it.
Leon Enrol, in a "Lunatic at
Large" will also be seen here.
Enrol s pictures nave been missed
here for some time, and the patrons
Of the local theaters will undoubt-
edly be glad to see him back. This
famous ex-Follcs comedian, with
the funny legs, has style of com
edy peculiarly his own.
'Venus Of Venice is the latest
vehicle starring Constance Tai
madge, who will be seen in another
hit giving her an opportunity to
shine as n hcartbrcakcr.
Ronald Colman and Wilma Banlty
are co-starrcd in "a Night Of
Love, in which Miss Banky wears
wonderful array of beautiful
gowns.
William Boyd, tire star of the
. Volga Boatman,' will be seen
with Elinor Fair in "The Yankee
Clipper" stirring film that has
made a big hit in the east and in
Los Angeles.
One of the biggest comedy hits
in New York in recent years is
Harry Langdon 5 Long Pants,
which is also coming to FL Ccntro.
The simple minded comedian has u
real role i'll this picture.
Sorrows of Satan is the Now
est d. w. Griffith picture and is
ON par with his splendid prodnc-
tions in the past.
"'fhc Sea Tiger stars Milton
Stills, and is "a thriller from start 70
finish. 'sNHU n
Eindi NJ hn lnnu List is Eild.I I,l-.- :.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
Liquor Destroyed
BY Chain Gang:

Member, of the chain gang at
the county jail this morning, SOM
of them in jail for imbibing too
freely in intoXicants, looked ou
with mouths Watering as five ban
rcls Of perfectly good wine were
destroyed by Deputy Sheriff W, J.
McClelland. And the chain gang
boys had to carry the goods out Of
Il cooling cellar to turn it over to
the deputy for his destructive work,
1t all happened in Adams avouua
whore family, moving into a
house found that the previous ten
ant had made them present, Wish
ing to keep within the law the fam
lily notified the sheriff's office that
the five barrels of wine had been
found there when ;hcy moved in.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
recent beginning has developed one
of California 9 most important and

recent beginning has developed one
of California 8 most important and
successful industries. During the
period from Jane to October 1926,
$4,000 cars of deciduous fruits were
shipped from California.
How many national forests are
there in California?
Twenty, with total area of o.
3JO,305 acres. However, three ex-
tend into Nevada, and three into
Oregon.
Which was the first teachers col
lege and when was it established?
San Francisco Normal School, es-
tablished July 81, 1862.
Is there any large ship named
"California other than the war
ship by that name'
The 22,000-ton ship now under
construction at Newport News, Va.
will cost $7,000,00O, and will be
christened California. - Although
there are larger vessels owned by
Americans, it is the largest Amer
/ lean built ship.
These Questions Will Be Answered
Tomorrow
Who named Bullion Bend in the
! sSierras. where is it located and
what event caused the placing of a
! memorial there?
What is the difference between
Il steelhcad trout and salmon, both
/ Of which make yearly visits to the
| California rivcrs2
! Which county WAS originally
J named Branciforte?
Which state senatorial district in
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, April .. Cattle
receipts 200, active; top Sl%.5o; bulk
steers 500 500; bulk She stock
%6.25-I0".
Hogs: Receipts 500, slow; top
4l2.75; bulk %12.50-12.15.
Sheep: Receipts 500; lambs
Nl4.15; ewes SG.OO-8.OO.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
Diego just prior to the departure Of

Diego just prior to the departure Of
Hoagland.
1t was relative to this point that
Judge Hervey based his questioning
but Hoagland said that outside of
seeing the announcement in the pa
pers he knew nothing of the case.
Hoagland said that he had eight
children and that he was unable to
get ahead in San Diego.
He said that he was looking for
another job.
Judge Ilervey instructed the po-
lice here to get in touch with autho-
rites at San Diego to determine
whether or not the man was wanted
there. A
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
Admits Attempt
To Defraud Son
By l nitch Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, April 5.-Davia
K. lreton, California oil man, faced
three years in the penitentiary to-
Gay following sentence on plea Of
guilty to attempting to defraud his
- year old son cut Of $500
lreton admitted having used the
aame Of his son, Frederick Ireton
N scheme to defraud by mail anl
Is said to have served three year
;erm in the Oklahoma peniteHtiarv
for mortgaging property belonging
II his danahter.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
Boy Injured by
Homemade Bomb
nN United prSss LcaSeh Mirc

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, April .
Because the fuse of a bomb made
by tive boys burned faster than
they thought it would, G. Myers is
suffering from painful injuries here
today.
Myers and his companion found
several bullets in a yard near their
home, They cmpticd the powder
from the bullets in Il small can aud
attached a fuse to it. While Myers
friend stood back, the youth lit the
fuse and was caught by The BIAS,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
LONG LIST OF
GOOD PICTURES
COMING HERE

Manager Herbert Norris, of the
local West Coast theaters, has ar
ranged for a number of high class
pictures to be shown in FL Centre
III the course of the next few weeks.
Heading the list is "Flesh and
the Devil, starring John Gilbert
and Grcta Garbo. The star of the
Big Parade has another splen-
did opportunity in this film, accord.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
Patent Lawyer
Awaits Sentence
by niied Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, Cal, April Prank
Watcrfield, local patent attorney,
was in the county jail here today
%waltlhg sentence IN superior court
on April 9 for obtaining money un-
der false pretenSes. Watcrfield
MAS convicted last night by a jury.
His trial started yesterday morning.
Watcrficld was accused Of rceciy-
ing $40 for making application for
patents and failing to carry out his
obligation.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
- 4boeIE
|CAIHORNLA
W lynn ENGzERo /.
EARLY FRUIT SHIPMENTS

EARLY FRUIT SHIPMENTS
Augustus 7. Hatch, a California
pioneer of 81. was also a pioneer
in shipping California ripe fruits to
eastern markets in refrigerator cars.
In 1888, Hatch loaded - cans with
choice fruits from Solano county,
but the experiment was failure
financially. However he pcrscvercd
and in 1890, the 100 refrigerator
cars which went east brought salts
factory financial returns. From
such small and comparatively
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
Market Prices
POULTRY


Hens, LcghornS, 81 to t lbs. Pie.
Hens, colorcd, 4 lbs and up Sic.
Broilcrs, y lbs, and under "a.
2sc.
Frycrs, Lcghorns, PA to ) lbs,
33c
Frycrs, colorcd 2H to 8 lbs, CSC.
Roastcrs, soft bone, ) lbs. up, 3lc.
DucklingS, Pckin, 5l2 lbs, up 23c
Geese, 25c.
Young Tom turkeys. 10 lbs, and
up, 40c.
Old Tom turkeys, Sac.
Small Tom turkeys, under l3 lbs.
l5c.
Hon turkeys. s his, up 40c.
Small hen turkeys, under 3 lbs.
l5c.
squads, light and heavy, 40c.
Capous, S pounds NJ, 35c.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
BUTTER AND EGGS

LOS ANGELES, April 5.-rol-
low ng is the E,u1cc lor produce:
Butter A3c.
Extra eggs 26c.
Fresh eggs 2lc.
pullcts, 23c.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
PAGE F1vA

icludes the most eountiess
Questions about California will
be answered il sent to the Califor-
MIA Information Department of this
Hewspaper3.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05

IN Cabaret which gives the fam
Gus dancer a splendid opportunity
to exhibit her artistic ability.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05

You can't buy gasoline in South
Carolina on Sunday. What in the
world do the people drink down
there?
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-05
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Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-17
WHERE NEXT?

Almost simultaneously announcement is made of new gold strikes exceeding in richness many of those which made mining history in the Western United States. Me- vada long considered having passed the age of gold ctement comes back with bang in the Weepah discov which is drawing genuine old time stampede to the diggings. Now comes the that Arizona also rele gated to the background prospecting region which goes Weepahs find better and produces strike of $100,0O0 gold ore.
 Who knows but that Alaska will step into the arena at any moment and show something better? It is only matter of prospectors made an object of charity by unavoidable Territorial does but men who are backed with grubstakes on business basis
 The difference between Alaska and the older States is that better opportunity offers the prospector for getting grubstake and something is discovered he is in close touch with developing capital With respect to Alaska he must travel long distances scant capital in order to get into touch with those who desire properties to develop.
 There is much gold in Alaska as has ever been taken ou and large in which the prospectors pick has not been drven Placer offers better opportunities than quartz for the poor that he at least take out enough to keep him going until he can launch forth on broader scale
 Agriculture, timber and other resources are all right but will be noticed that practically every dollar of i come on the mainland of Alaska comes from her mnes both coal and metal.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-17
TIME FOR ALASKA TO BEGIN TO ADVANCE

With proper pressure brought to bear on Washing on coupled with the pressure which circumstances is exercising in the drecton Alaska is due to begin advance The undeveoped section of the United States IS rapidly contracting forcing the empire builders seek opportunities n the older of the 13 original States. Geor gia Is the latest of action of industrial developers and like North Carolina will engross the of action for few years, when they will be seeking other fields That they have not already turned Alaska is due to the causes of which Alaskans have complained. Possibly if Alaska make it's bid through necessary it will enlist the activities of these along with their nuence which combined should make it's presence felt where it will do the most good
 Georgia's era of development followed a complete survey of her natural resources such water poWer commercial mineral substances, timber, etc. This cost the States industrial department more than quarter of
 million dollars before the first steps were taken to invite capital into the field It planned to expend two millions more in advertising the States resources.
 You could drop Georgia down on the Kenia Peninsula and have to spare lose several times between here and the Brooks range or between the eastern information al boundary and Boring Aside from certain vege tables of the south temperate zone fruits and resnous products along with such minerals kaon and pottery clay that State has nothing Alaska cannot produce
 These matters brought the eyes of interested developers should bring them norh and with them the era of prosperity long promised and deferred It is the private individual and not the Federal government who will develop Alaska Federal activities are but meal ticket in comparison.
 Nothing could be more valuable to Seward than the securing survey of all natural resources tributary to this city and have the matter compiled in comprehensive form which would all inquiries and reveal what awaits capital in this region.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-17
STATUS IF THE RABBIT
 DIFFERS EAST AND WEST

DENVER, March IT,. (R-While the rabbit in the western states is regarded as a pest and is given no legal protection. in the eastern states its status is quite the reverse
 Thousands of rabbits are imported from the west and liberated in the east to provide game for hunting purposes. It is given a closed sea- son during a part of the year, is