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MAN SOUGHT IN DEATH
Tenant Vanishes After Reporting
Finding of Body in Home.

BV Times SDCnldI
NEW ALBANY. Ind. May 49,
Finding of the body Of James Humid
ley, 60, in an old log house near
here, in which police say a still had
been operated. has caused police
search for William Fisher, IS.
Fisher reported to John Davis,
owner of the house and from whom
he had rented it, that he had found
HundIey's body there after having
returned to the place following a
weeks absence. Then Fisher disap-
peared. He is wanted for question
ing.
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Local Boy Elected

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May IS
Harry r. Champ Of indianapolis,
student at Indiana University. has
been elected president of Phi Delta
Phi, law fraternity, and delegate to
the Cleveland convention next fall.
He is president Of junior lawyers.
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secretary; Michael Dies, correspond.
ing secretary, and Wallace Buchan.
an, treasurer. Nine. Yvonne Cham
ilovitch will continue as directories
when the meetings are resumed next
fall
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talks of Others

Dear Martha Lee My fiance, when he
women that he would enjoy going with.
AS lar as | know; ne never goes with any
one else-but talks that way to me.
should be glad to settle down Now. Miss
Lee, feel that / could never stand for
nm to run around. What do you think
has: WANT.TO- BE. HAPPY AZ
l think he's only talking. Heaven
knows why he'd think that this is
a good way to tease, but I believe
that that is all it is. If he really
wanted to be with others, [ think
he'd keep it a secret from you.
Memories" says that she and her
sweetheart have been parted for sew
eral weeks now, and the break is
permanent, but she cannot forget
him. She is unhappy.
1t is conceded that nothing like
work will help one to forget in a
matter of this kind, dear girl. Keep
your mind and thoughts busy. Time.
although it doesn't seem so now.
will soften this.
angela knows young man chat
fulfills her ideals of what a prince
Charming" should be, but the Young
man registers complete Indifference
to her angela" wants a recipe to
have him return her regard
AS far as know, there isn't any,
Angela. Just be sweet and natural,
and if he doesn't indicate that this
interests him, see as little of him as
possible and don't give him too
much Of your thought.
"Mrs. M" is greatly troubled be.
cause her daughter, II. meets young
men away from home-on the
streets or in drug stores. There
must be a reason, Mrs. NJ First
explain to- her the danger of this
and why you wish her not to.
Then arrange home conditions SO
that she 0sH have young company,
little partfse Of yU1ng folks, etc,
to take the place of the other kind
of meetings. You won't succeed in
having her give up all pleasure.
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NewTirlts
Copyright 1920

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Wife Should Remember There's Another Woman With
Strong Affection for Same Man.
By Martha Lee

ffty6fty proposition is the mother-inlaw question.
When the wife and mother of don't get along to-
yether. almost inv riably. both blame
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Does Not Like Mother
in-laW

Dear Martha Lee: Just cannot stand
my mother-in-law. I did not like her to
begin with, and now tia. W. have got
to housekeeping, simply boil when she
steps into the house.
we have been married since Nov. Is.
and I succeeded in not seeing much of Ter
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
Are
GIVEN MUSICAL
TREAT AT MEET

The Modern Melody Makers furn.
ished the music for the Kiwanis club
at their regular meeting yesterday
in the Grand tea rooms Several
popular selections were rendered by
the orchestra. iea
An interesting talk was given by
A. B. Murchison, acting chief of
nolice. He explained the difficulties
with which the police force has to
conCend and told of tendency that
criminals have to migrate with the
seasons For instance, the criminals
come south for the winter and for
that reason there are more crimes
committed in Douglas during the
winter time than at any other time
of the year. He cited one instance
in which a criminal was found here
and later it was discovered that the
individual had since 1909 served %
different charges. He also spoke about
the finger print system.
Rev. w. L. Martin, q former resi-
dent Of Douglas, also delivered an
interesting speech and later presented
a novel entertainment to the club in
the way of music. The instrument
employed was a musical saw. He
rendered "Old Black Joe" and other
familiar songs. <H 5D
Ralph M. Petersen was chairman
of the day. Flo stated that the fifth
number drawn would be awarded the
attendance prize and that the first
-four would have to state why they
believed in the future Of Douglas
DIR. E. w. Adamson was awarded the
attendance prize. The following
whose enarnesF'were drawn before gave
the following reasons for their belief
in the. future of this city.
DR.. John Cook believes in The future
of Douglas because Of the wonderful
climate.
Tom Glenn stated that he hao
every reason to believe in Douglas
because he was here.
S. G.. Dowell and Ralph M. Pederser
gave as thci1 reason the erection Of
the new lead smelter.
Guy Crouch, vice president Of the
organization, took charge of the busl-
ness in the absence of j. P. Sexton
president. Mr.. Crouch spoke briefly
as to the membership campaign.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
ALLURING ARIZ.
IS DEPICTED IN
NELSON'S BOOK.

William Hamilton Nelson has paint
ed new picture of the west in his
hook "Alluring Arizona" The scenic
beauties Of the mountains, petrlileo
forests, painted desert and the Grand
canyon are all depicted between the
lines of the authors new book.
The author has idedictaed the book
to James B. Duffy, general passenger
agent of the Santa Fe railroad,
with the following line; WHO has an
eve to see the natural beauty and the
material resources of Arizona; who
inspired and encouraged me to write. .
DR.. Nelson graphically describes the
great wonders of Arizona, its ancient
cliff dwellcrs, Montezuma's castle, the
Indians, their habits and traditions
Spanish explorations in the dim past
and finally, Arizona today, with It's
vast horticultural gardens, extensive
areas of prosperous farms, diaries
progressive cities and the CIVIC bodies
and leaders who are bringing the
great state to the forefront.
The author, as newspaper man
and editor had followed the trail
leading to the remostest spots III
this enchanted land Of romance; he
lived among the Indians to learn
their true emotions, their religious
and other beliefs and practices.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
FIFTH YEAR OF
SUMMER PLA Y
ACTIVITY ENDS

FIFTH YEAR g.. g. g.. g. 6.--...-
One of the most successful play
ground seasons IN the history OF the
city will close Friday with the stag
ing of tle final play of the summer
at The Fifteenth street park. The
play is 'The Bells of Bonnydingle.
The play was written by Lillian M.
Heath. The curtain will go up at
3 o'clock.
The characters are: Dorothy Dot,
Margaret Bowman; Sir Dlsmal
Dumps, Robert Kelly; The Bugapoo
Man, Stanley Jones; Queen OF the
Cosy Corner, Audrey Sharp; Fairy
Bright Thought, Audeen Dilard;
West Wind, Martha Leist; Dorothy
Dot (grown arger) Rose Mary Bow
man: Id Woman, Frances Kelly;
Carol, Agnes Griffith; Avis, Laura
Walton; Frank, Manly Walton, Real
lywish, Renee Shook; Justnow, Mar
ian Sharpe; I Can, Edna Dlllard'
Will, Gwenn Shook Fairies, Bertha
Florsheirn, Goldie Florshelm, Beau
rice Krentz, Josephine Brannam
Mary Leist.
Miss Norton who has so success
1ully n6dQeQ UIlc PAeNy o. =
ties is directing the play. FRANCES
Bennett has charge OF the chorus
work and all vocal.
There are two acts to this play
Rehearsals have been in progress
for the past ten days and crlGlcS S
report that the showing will probably
be very clever. The public is coralai. ;n,,
1v invited to see this event Wnlcn
officially closes the play ground 1oi
the summer. =,
This is the fifth year of summer
play ground work for Douglas o.sf,S anG
has been one Of the most succesSlu ~
years the work has been carried on on
Miss Marylyn Norton has had cnapg'
throughout and has proven an ct. eA
cellent directress of childrens acC;
ivities After today there will be M
cSlei' one at the park to keep watch 91S,;l Gye1
the children although the big puon'
nlaveround will be open as usual
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

w ]. Jackson read a letter from
the district governor of the organiza''
ton which stated that the. official
would visit the club Wednesday,
August "a. The regular meeting OF
the organization will be held We'd
nesday of that week instead OF the
usual day.
Guests of the Kiwanians we're Mrs.
M. j. Anderson, Miss Carmen Lari-
son. A. B. Murchison, w. L Martin,
John Benson and Harry Harding.
At this meeting two new members
we're welcomed into the club by DR..
j. r. Newcomer Conrad Kaiser and
Henry Schwantes. are the new mem
bers. 3#8
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
MRS. BYRNE REPORTED
RECOVERING RAPIDLY
'o FROM AN OPERATION

Mrs. j. T. Byrne, who underwent
major operation at the Calumet
hospital about two weeks ago, has
recovered rapidly and is now con-
valescing at the home OF Mrs. MI
'Thorpy. Mrs. Byrne was able to be
moved from the hospital this
week and it is reported that her
condition is such that she will prob
ably be up and about in another
week.
Mrs. Byrne has been prominent IN
social circles in the city and her
many friends will be very much
pleased to learn that she is recovering
so readily. At the time she entered
the hospital her condition was critical
and many felt very uneasy over her
condition.
Dispatch Telephones 81 and 81.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

domestic science building at the
grammar school.
The boys have been practicing
through the entire summer and great
progress is noticeable in the accomp-
lishments.
There are now approximately 70
pieces in the band. among which are
clarinets, mellophones, sousaphones,
trombones, alto horn, cornets, saxo-
phones, baritones and piccolos.
The band is sponsored by the Doug.
las Kiwanis club and the Douglas
Chamber of Commerce.
Early in theg fall the Boy Scout
band will make it's appearance before
the public A program is being ten
tatiVely and in the near future will
be announced. Sys
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
BOY SCOUT BAND HAS
] MAKE. GREAT PROGRESS

Under the direction of William P.
Hanson the members of the Boy Scout
band meet at o'clock Thursday
and Saturday mornings in the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

From Webb
JIM. Abbott, of Webb, was busI-
ness visitor in Douglas Thursday.
From Dos Cabezos
W. H. Rushing, of Dos Cabezos
was a business visitor in this city
Thursday.
From Bisbee.
Qs-C,1Arneld IS passings q few days
in Douglns He IS a resident OF
Bisbee.
F. H. Hayes, who passed several
days in this city, has returned to
his home in Bisbee.
Food Sale
The T. E, L. class of the First
Baptist church will have a cooked
food sale Saturday, August 20, at
Mothers. place.
From Phoenix
Mrs. B. Porter, of Phoenix, is in
Douglas attending to business affairs
regarding her property. Mrs. Porter
is a former resident of this city.
To Tombstone
Attorney Bruce Stephenson will
motor to Tombstone Saturday where
he will attend to business affairs
at the county courthouse. :.
Rancher Here
F. j. Randall ard family were
visitors here Thursday. Mr.. Randall
is a rancher vino resides in the
vicinity Of McNeal.
From Ell Paso
A. G. Newell was. a business visitor
here. this week. He is at present a
resident of Ell Paso, however, he
is q former resident of this city
Iii Long Beach
w. W. Windham, Southern Pacific
agents, is passing two week vacation
i'll Long Beach with Mrs Windham
who has been there for some time.
In Phoenix
j. P. Sexton, of the Arizona Edison
company, has gone to Phoenix where
AAC WILL ACAAcs14 AO4 soCNOAd1 Odyo az
tending to business affairs
Communicate With Post Office
If William M Warren or anyone
who knows him will communicate
with the postmaster he will learn
something of interest to him.
ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES
Regular meeting Fred Hilburn post
American Legion, at Moose hall, Tenth
street, 7:30 p. m. sharp tonight
RUSSELL MILLS,
Advt.- Post Commander
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
HAVE GONE HOME

Mrs. H. N. Appel and daughter VINO VINO
have been visiting friends and relatives
here the past several weeks nave re-
turned to their Tucson home.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
II, Phoenix

In Phoenix, o,,;,dro,,
Mrs, J. L. Buckley and two children
have gone to Phoenix where they Will
visit as guests of Mrs. BecKley.s ; ;
mother. They will remain Tor severai
weeks. b,a4
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
10 Phoenix

no Phoenix
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tardy, of
Phoenix, who have been visiting here
as house guests of Attorney and
MRS. r. N French, will depart for
Etheir home in Phoenix today.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

Those little necessities around the
kitchen are featured this week in our
window = see it. Douglas Hardware
Co.-AdVt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
Returns

Miss Mildred Daley, a local school
teacher, has returned to her home
after having attended the summer
session at the University OF Southern
California at Los Angeles: MISS
Daley visited relatives; also several
OF her Delta Zeta sorority SISTERS
before her return.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

CHICKEN DINNER AT CHURCH
There will be "a fried chicken sup
per served by the Ladies of st.
James A. M. E. church 1893 18th
street Friday evening, Aug II, be-
ginning at p. m
t. 3. BARCLAY, Pastor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
.Retnri1

Return
The Misses Katherine and Ellzaoeth
simonson returned to their home III
this city Thursday afternoon after
having attended the summer session
held at the University of Southern
California in Los Angeles. They are
at the home of their parents, HeV
and Mrs. E. w. Simonson
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
,,ro Weeks Vacation

Two Weeks Vacation
Miss Bessie Epley will depart SAT
.urdayfor her home at the Chiricahua
lodge in Paradise She will remain
there for two weeks as this IS hei
vacation time. Miss Epley is con-
nected with the Arizona Edison COM
pany.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
nnwen Here

G. Fl. DoWe1l was Douglas visitor
having come here on business MT.
Doweu, who was formerly a resideng
. az n tthe sWarrsn Z district and who Is
passing the summer IN California Is
spending a short while in the district
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
Returns From Trip

i Miss Villa McNitt accompanied by
her guest, Mrs. Louis Rosenstock, OF
Philadelphia has returned to this city
after having spent the past week IN
Tucson and Nogalcs. They have only
recently returned from an EXTENDED
trip to Alaska and other points.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
From Miller Canyon

Mr.. and Mrs. George Howe, ac-
companicd by Mrs. John B. Hart
have returned from a short trip to
Clarkson's ranch in Miller canyon
Mrs. Howe is visiting her sister, Mrs
Hart, for several days, having come
here from her home in San Pedro.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
Be Developed? !?

Less than 296 of the Lead production the United
States came from Arizona in 1926. Despite the fact
that prospectors have discovered ledges of Lead at
MANY points in Arizona and western New Mexico.
wen as in the western states of the Repubcof Mexico
these properties are undeveoped and idle because of
probitve transportation and treatment charges caused
by great distances to smelling points outside the state
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
Married In phoenix

Married In PhOenIX
! Word was received in Douglas Thurs
day by relatives and friends of Miss
Ida g.. Lawrence of her marriage to
Mr.. j. F.. Boilean, Of San Francisco,
Calf which took place at the home
Of Miss LaWrence's sister, T. D. Hen
shaw, Wednesday evening, August 10,
at Phoenix Mr. Boilean is connected
with the Dwight B. Robinson Con-
struction company, of New York. Mrs.
Boilean is the proprietor OF the mil
linery shop at $50 Tenth street.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
New Sign

New Sign
The Arizona Edison company has
placed a large sign on their power
house with the illuminating electric
globes that. may be seen for many
blocks away.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES
Regular meeting Fred Hilburn post,
American Legion, at Moose hall, Tenth
street, 7:30 p. m. sharp tonight.
RUSSELL MILLS,
Advt.- Post Commander.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
undergoes Operation

UndergOes Operation
Word has been received here by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sheerer that
their son, q George Sheerer, recently
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis and that he is recovering in
Phoenix hospital. Mr.. Sheerer is
Pinal county agricultural agent, with
offices in the chamber of commerce
at Casa Grande He works in con-
Inectlon with; the University of Ariz-
ona.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

Returns
Manuel Arvizu. who has been visit
ing here for the past week as a
guest of the Telesforo family will
return to his home in Tucson today
He is making the trip by automobile
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

Communicate With Post Office
If William M. Warren or anyone
who knows him will communicate
with the postmaster he will learn
something of interest to him.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
CONCEN-
TRATION
o OF
LEADORE

Phelps D o d g e
Corporation has
constructed and
Is n o w operat-
ing a new Lead
Concentrator at
Bisbee. w h e re
low grade o r e s
of l. e a d and
L a DIS Nv er
content are be-
ing mIlIed.
The Corporation
Is also b u y IN 9
low grade ore 8
and C o m p e x
ores for its re-
Gently acquired
concentrator a I
Humboldt.
Correspondence
is solicited re-
garding possible
Concentration OF
Gus to m Lead
ores. and lead
Zinc or o t h e =
complex or s.
tire q t m e n t
charges, etc.
No shipm e n I s
can be made to
I h e ,concentra-
tors OF the Cor.
poratIon u til
mill tests h a v 9
been made and
rates quoted.
Address all COR
respondence re-
gardlng concen-
tration t o t n e
Douglas office.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

TO NacO
Mrs. L. Fl. johnson, Mrs. E. Sauve
Mrs. Mary Gwalthey and Miss Nellie
Parker will go to Naco today. Miss
Parker is visiting the three ladies
here, having come recently from her
home in Dallas, Texas. She will GO
to California Saturday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
! From Clifton

/ From Clifton
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G. Lindley, 'oi
Clifton, will arrive in Douglas today
to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs
lR. L. Hoyal. They are making the
trip by motor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
Purchase Property

Purchase Property
Mrs. Laura G. Riley has purchased
the Sanders apartments, located from
$40 to $50 Eighth street. The prop
erty was purchased from Mrs. G. j.
Sanders through the offices of Fred
u. Hubbell. Mrs. Riley is the wife
| of j. R.. Riley, who is employed at
the Copper Queen srnelter. Inc
apartment house is one of the newest
in the city and plans have been
formulated TO make a number OF
repairs on the building.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
DOUGLAS DAILY DOLNGS

From Webb
JIM. Abbott, of Webb, was busi-
ness visitor in Douglas Thursday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
From Bisbee.

From BiSbee.
O. C.4Arnelds is passinga p few days
in Douglas He lis a. resident Of
Bisbee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
Food Sale

Food Sale
The T. E. L. class of the First
Baptist church will have a cooked
food sale Saturday, August 20, at
Mothers place.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

From Ell PaSO
A.. G. Newell was a business visitor
here, this week He is at present a
resident Of ,El Paso, however, he
is a former resident of this city
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
Receivers

KeCOVerS
! Mrs. John Byrne, who was i'll at
THE Calumet and Arizona hospital,
thas recovered sufficiently to be re-.
moved to the home of Mrs. M. F.
| Torpey, 823 18th street.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

In Phoenix
j. P. Sexton, of the Arizona Edison
company, has gone to Phoenix where
ne will remain for several days at
tending to business affairs.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
From Dos Cabezos

w. H. Rushings aof Dos Cabezos,
was business visitor in this city
Thursday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
From Phoenix

From Phoenix
Mrs. B. Porter, of Phoenix, is in
Douglas attending to business affairs
regarding her property. Mrs. Porter
is a former resident of this city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
To Tombstone

To Tombstone
Attorney Bruce Stephenson will
motor to Tombstone Saturday where
he will attend to business affairs
at the county courthouse.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

Iii Long Beach So
w. w. Windham, Southern Pacific
agents, is passing two week vacation
i'll Long Beach with Mrs Windhan
who has been there for some time.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

Rancher Here
F. J.. Randall ard family were
visitors here Thursday. Mr. Randall
is a ranche1e who resides in the
vicinity Of McNeal.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

Directors To Meet
The regular meeting of the board
Of directors of the Y. M. G. A.
will be held tonight at o'clock.
Reports of the work for June and
July will be made and plans for the
fall and winter program considered.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
Aztec Meeting

Aztec Meeting
There will be a meeting of the
Aztec group of Girl Reserves this
evening at Z o'clock in the Y. w
C. A. building Miss Verena Mieschel
will meet with the group and al
members are requested to be present
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
10 Bisbee

To Bisbee
F. H. Hayes, who passed several
days in this city, has returned to
his home in Bisbee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

Dispatch Telephones 81 and 80.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12

Realizing the need for Lead Reduction
Works in this great southwestern area.
to shorten railroad hauls and provide
direct personal CONTACT with Lead pro-
ducers, the Phelps Dodge Corporation has
built modern smelling plant at Douglas,
equipping it with the latest improved
mechanical devices for the sampling. ham
ding and reduction of Lead ores. and is
now in the market for Lead Ores and
f