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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
WASHINGTON a.
LETTER SKI

NGTON-According to the
most common method of determining
whether man had good vacation,
Calvin Coolidge did not.
The president was away long
enough to pick up a thick coat of
tan on his manly features, but
apparently one is protected from the
suns rays when he wears a cowboy
hat and SO the president has little
to show for his trip.
There is some argument as to
whether Mr. Coolidge is fatter Or
thinner and as to whether he looks
better or worse than when he went
away, but the truth seems to be
that he took off perhaps something
like three pounds and that his waist
line circumference is slightly shorter,
After looking the president over
at his first press conference since
his return, one also decides that he
looks little healthier if anything.
The visit out west seems to have
taken little more Yankee twang
out of the Coolidge speech. Not
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22

that he came back talking like a
plainsman is supposed to talk accord
ing to the movies, but the president
doesn't talk nearly so much like a
rural actor as when he first came
to Washington.
What impressed the correspondents
most of all, however, was the nifty
suit in which the president blossomed
out to greet them. 1t was a very
light gray which looked as if it might
have been borrowed from son Johns
college wardrobe. Perhaps the cut
was not quite as devilish as that
of some CT Johns duds, but the
outfit was in vivid contrast to the
black or otherwise dark and funeral
clothes in which Washington has
been accustomed to seeing the presi-
dent.
Some of the correspondents who
were west with Mr. Coolidge claimed
to have noted that he was much
more talkative than he used to be
in Washington. They say that on
trips out of Rapid City, notably the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
APACHE INDIAN
CHARGED With
KILLING HUDSON

GLOBE, Ariz., Sept. 81 P)-Levi
Cobb, an Apache Indian, was brought
to Globe tonight by Deputy U. S.
Marshal McManin and lodged in the
ella county Jail, charged with the
murder of another Indian, Francis
Hudson, whose body was found iii
the brush along the ella river today,
about Is miles south Of here.
The alleged murder grew out of
an altercation near Baylas, 20 miles
south of Globe on the San Carlos
Indian reservation last Sunday Ac-
cording to Indian police, Cobb is said
to have asked a third Indian, Fred
Wesley, for cigarette and when he
refused, Cobb said, Don't be so
cheap"
Wesley is said to have ignored the
remark and got into an automobile
preparatory to driving away with
Hudson. AS the machine started Cobb
grabbed it, striking out with knife,
presumably at Wesley. However, the
blade severed a vein in Hudson's
arm. After bandaging the wound,
Hudson and Wesley left.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
LEGION WOMEN
BUSY DAY
AT CONVENTION

PARIS, Sept. 81, R-Delegates OF
the Women's Auxiliary OF the Amer
ican Legion put business before
pleasure again today and they were
hard at work when the sunshine OF
Paris summoned the men from their
convention hall to that feature OF
the program called recess and re-
creation"
The women proceeded with their
schedule n a well filled hall. To-
nights docket included politics and
banquet paving the way for elect
ion of officers and adjournment to-
morrow.
Three women remain in the race
for president to be decided at to-
morrow's session They are Mrs.
Boyce Ficklin, Jr Washington, Ga,
Mrs. j. E. Barcus, Indianapolis, Ind.
and Mrs Irene Mcintyre Waibridge,
Peterboro, N. H., who we're formal
ly nominated this evening.
Eligibility to membership in the
auxiliary of widows of former serv-
ice men who have since, married
men who were not in the service was
established
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
PEACE AND PREPAREDNESS
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
u. S. ARMY FOUR WIN
FIRST OPEN MATCH

WEsTBURY, NJ. r., Sept. 21, R-
Coming from behind in the last
chukker of play for typical army
finish, the United States Army
triumphed over the Ramblers in the
first open championship polo match
here today by six goals to five.
Brilliant play by Malcolm Steven
son, aided by Bobby Strawbridge,
Jr., put the Ramblers in front by
five goals to four up to the start
of the last period The Army then
put on a true garrison finish, thun-
dering through for two goals Co
clinch the struggle.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
Menus for the Family
BY SISTER MARY

BREAKFAST - Chilled apple
sauce, cereal cooked with dates,
cream, minced lamb on toast,
milk, coffee.
+ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES soup,
toast sticks, orange bread and
cream cheese sandwiches, curly
endive with French dressing, rice
and apple pudding, milk, tea.
DINN - Boiled mutton,
mashed turnips, casserole of sum-
mer squash with corn and toma-
toes. pears in chocolate sauce,
milk, coffee.
Tie luncheon soup is made with
q rich beef stock. The vegetables
are diced or cut in maLehlike
pieces and served in the broth.
This makes hearty nourishing
dish superior to a clean thin
boGillon for luncheon.
Orange bread. will be popular
in the school lunch box, on the
afternoon tea table or at any fam
lily meal.
orange lSreaO
One cake compressed yeast, 4
cup lukewarm water, 3 oranges, 4
tablespoons sugar, u cup candied
orange peel, 2 teaspoons grated
orange rind. h teaspoon salt. 2.
tablespoons melted butter, l1a cup
chopped nut meats, 21s cups
white bread flour, cup whole
wheat -four. yolk of egg.
Use water which has been
boiled and cooled to lukewarm
temperature. Dissolve yeast cake
in water. Add orange juice, sugar,
salt. grated orange rind, candied
orange peel finely chopped, melted
butter, egg yolk and nuts. Mix
we'll and add whole wheat flour.
Mix well and add white -four
using only enough -four to handleJ
Knead on Toured molding board
until the dough is smooth and
bubbly, Place in a warm BOWL
cover with clean cloth, put ii. a
warm place and let rise until dou-
BILE in bulk, Shape into loaf, puth
into a buttered bread pan and LETT
rise again. When double in bulk
bake one hour in a hot oven. a. 4
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22


which separates
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22

Aviation, like other things, is largely
matter of learning from the ground
up.
Heigh, no! the fishing season al
most over, and nobody has touched
Jonah yet!
Sir Oliver Lodge predicts We'll soon
have control over the weather. We
hope that includes the weather con-
versation, too.
TOday'S Epigram
Alimony Stays acrimony.
Gene Tunney gets a million for
the fight at Chicago With Is years
and four months labor Mr.. Coolidge
would be in that class.
Some race tracks, to circumvent
the sheriff, have labeled the wagers
contributions" That, at least, is
candid.
The New York pushcart peddler
who stole S50,000 in jewels is pretty
sure to &c to Jail, having no pull
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22

Yellowstone trip, he burst into a
series of eXtemporaneous speeches
from the rear platform and other
vantage points which surprised every,
one vino knew him.
OF course the president isn't sup
posed to do any talking at the press
conferences, but the rntanned gentle
man in the light gray suit who spoke
for him certainly was loquaciouS as
compared with the popular idea of the
presidential silence. AS q matter of
fact, the Silent Cal" tradition has
always been something of a myth
anyway. Often the president is
taciturn, but. on other occasions he
talks and talks.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
SIXTEEN YEARS AGO

George Stephens has returned
from Woodland, Cal, and will" go
to his ranch at San Bernardino
today.
Mrs. Theo Hampe and Miss
Ludlum, of Rucker, arrived in
Douglas Thursday and will go
to the Slaughter ranch for a
visit of several days.
S. M. Greenidge, engineer and
assayer of Cananea, was here
yesterday, leaving for Bisbee in
the afternoon. 1t is likely he will
return here soon to open an
office.
Mrs. j. P. Kinney returned to
her home in Bisbee yesterday after
a visit with Mrs. ,ChaS. RaSer.
Jack Neary, the popular mixolo-
gist, left yesterday for Washing
ton, D. c., to spend his vacation
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
More Truth Than Poetry
BY JAMES ). MONTAGUE
NOISES

NOISES
''Don't listen to all the big noises
Is President Buffers advice
And fancieS no doubt, now his flats
gone out
That a word to the wise will
suffice.
But the methods of popular speakers
The stars that the stateman en-
ploys
And the struggle and strife of this
turbulent life
! Consist very largely of noise.
Let a person of infinite wisdom
Keep all that he knows to himself,
And though mighty his brain heIl
forever remain
Unnoticed upon some back shelf
Let genius be shrinking and modest
And disdainful of footing his horn
And the men whose acclaim is the
making of fame
Will not know he has ever been
born.
IF man hunts around for bushel
AS good place tor parking his
light,
If he thinks in his heart he is not
very smart
The world will be sure ne is right
No matter how vast is his talent,
Such fame as he ever enjoys
Will be due to the sound that he
scatters around
For men will pay attention to noise.
Don't listen to all the big noises: !"
Count the people of lofty careers
And you'll find that all are not heard
to recall
For the din that they rang in
mems ears,
All the heroes in historys pages
+ Kicked UP Quite a bit of a row
II these gifted old boys hadn't made
a big noise
They would all be forgotten by now
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
OLD sOURDOUGH DIES

SKAGWAY, Alaska, Sept. q, %
Josias M. Tanner, 70, for 80 years
a resident of Alaska, and leader OF
the Vigilantes who rounded up the
"Soapy" Smith gang which terror
lied Skagway in 1898, died here last
night.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
SATISFIED

SATISFIED
In the east people are pleased that
they didn't go on vacations, for the
weather at home was just as bad
as it would have been at the seashore
or the mountains.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
With Other Editors
THIS NOT CAUSE FOR BILLS WORRY
(Arizol1a Republical

Republican,
Our friend Bill Stuart the pictures perpexies
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
DOOMED IN ANY EVENT

Not long ago they were cutting
down the forests for lumber. Now
they are cutting them down to make
parking places.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
ABE MARTIN

After meetin' with one reverse after
another fer years, J. Ogden ArmOur's
luck suddenly changed an he died
leaving S3,O0O,OOO. hope it'll be
possible t drive tn new Ford like
you wuzn' sittin' on tack.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
TRAFFIC Cons R-r-r-revenge

In an Ohio town a parSon was
summoned to court for driving his
motor beyond the speed limit.
"Now," said the magistrate. "you
say you we're going at only 18 miles
an hour, but the constable declares
you we're proceeding at 80. Now, I
don't like to doubt either of you.
Can you think why he declares you
were going at that rate? Is there
any grudge he owes you?"
mo" replied the clergyman. mo
I can't think of anything unless it
is that I married him three years
ago."
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
Stune' Before

"Distrust is bad thing" said
David May, the merchant prince who
recently died in Detroit. ''Misrep-
reSentation of goods is a great bust
ness evil, but in this, as in all things,
there are two sides to the story.
'"There is no golden way to deal
with woman like Mrs, Brooks, who,
during a trip to the country, saw
her first flock of sheep.
What's. that white stuff all over
then?' Mrs. Brooks wanted to know
why, that's WOOL" replied her
companion, whereupon Mrs. Brooks
snorted; I bet it's half cotton'''
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
She Knew BY Experience

First actress: Yes, when 1 came
out the audience simply sat there
open mouthed.
Second actress: Oh, nonsense. They
never yawn all at once.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
Ambition up. to Date

Ambition up. to Date
First partner: In what position does
your son wish to enter the business
Second partner: Well, so far as I
can make out, he wants to start
near the top and loaf upwards.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
RENISEn IDEAS

REVISED IDEAS
We used to think debutante was
the .haughtiest person in the world
but that was before we had met
prep school boy.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
Plucked From the Plains
Chin Off the. Old Block

Chip Off the Old Block
Little Leslie was going to party
at the best house in the road, and
his mother gave him few points
about his table manners.
When, later in the evening, her son
returned she asked whether he had
obeyed her instructions.
ooh, yes" he replied proudly.
"When they offered me a second
piece of cake I said: Take that
beastly stuff away!'--just the same
as father does"
No Trimmings
Choleric business man: I don't
know what the modern youngsters
are coming to. My wretched office
boys persistently whistle while they
work"
Second ditto: You're fortunate.
Mine just whistle.
The First Back Seat Drivers
Sunday school teacher: And so
the angel with the flaming sword
drove Adam and Eve out of the
garden.
Little Adnock: What kind of a car
did he have?
Nautical Note
Lets see," said the chatty man,
your brother went abroad on a
fellowship, didn't hep"
mo-" was the reply. "It was a
cattle ship"
Quite Correct
Teacher: What is an island,
Charles?
Charley: ga place where the bottom
of the sea sticks up through the
water.
A Reasonable Request
| Doctor: I'm sorry, but I can't cure
your husbands talking in his sleep.
Wife: Can't you give him something
to make him talk more distinctly?
Scrambled
Batson: I understand some of your
hens have stopt laying.
Belfry: Two of them have, anyway
Whats the cause?"
"a motor car"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
Milk and Lobster

MILK and Lobster
Gertie: Poor BERTHE! I'm afraid
he suffers from matrimonial dyspep-
sia. ..en
Reginald: Whatever's that?
Gertie: Oh, you know-his wife
doesn't agree with him.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22

Scrambled
Batson: I understand some of your
hens have stopt laying.
Belfry: Two of them have, anyway.
whats the cause?"
"a motor CAR
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
A ReasonabIe Reauest

Doctor: I'm sorry, cut l can't cure
your husbands talking in his sleep.
Wife: Can't you give him something
to make him talk more distinctly?
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
Quite Correct

Teacher: What is an island,
Charles?
OF the sea sticks up through the
water.
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