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, 1927-02-16
NOTICE OF FILING
OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND RE-
PORT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
In the District Court of Park
County, Wyoming

county, wyoming
In the matter of the estate of
FRIEDRICH H. CARLOW, Deceased
All creditors and Others interest
ed in the estate of Frederick H.
Carlow, deceased.
Take notice, that the undersigned
administrators de bonis non. will,
on OF before the 10th day Of March,
1927. file in the office of the Clerk
of the District Court of Park Coun-
ty, Wyoming, their first and final
account and report and petition for
distribution of said estate, where
anyone interested may examine the
same and file objections thereto in
writing at any time before the. 21st
day of March. 1927, and II no OBJ
jections are filed they will make
final settlement of said estate on
the 22nd day of March. 1927, OF
as soon, thereafter as the same may
be heard,
Dated this 14th day of February
1927.
SAMUEL c. PARKS, Jr.
JACOB M. SCHwOOB,
Administrators de bonis
non of the estate Of Fred
erick H. Carlow. deceased,
Paul r. Greever,
Attorney for Administrators.
Last publication March 9, 1921 g.
Last publication March 0, 1927
I'M
, 1927-02-16

Their will be a special service at the Methodist chu1n Sunday
evening at 1880, with Dr. James G. Drawn, of Sheridan, as the principal
speaker. This is to be a Union service Will the Presbyterian congrega-
ton. Special music. Everyone cordially invited. s.
, 1927-02-16

iotaI -$f ,oUU,UOU $4,000, 900
Apportionment of $4,5OO,0OO au-
thorized. Apportionment of 49,
600, 600 authorized.
, 1927-02-16

The ladies of the Rebekah lodge
will hold a bake sale at the Cody
Drug store on Saturday, February
10th.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-01-02
Power and Superpower


location might be found excellent in every respect
but If its development would involve flooding, for
example, the city Of Philadelphia. It could hardly
be carried out. And if the river is much used for
navigation, dam cannot be built without providing
lock-cana at the same time thru which the ships
get by the dam.
Totaling up the potential power development of
all available sites, Steinmetz fixed on 23OOo0,O0O
kilowatts as the water power resources of the u S.
OF this huge sum only 100000 kilowatts-just
per cent--has been developed and is in use at the
present time. Water power formed only So per
cent of the total power used in the o. s. in 1924
Why has the development of water power Jagged
so badly? Because despite it's promise for the fu-
ture 1t has until recently been unable to gain ground
on Its chief present competitor-Steam. The strug-
gle has been taking place in two parts-steam
versus electricity in general and steameIecric YER
sus hydro-eectric power.
We mentioned once before that an electric Rener.
ator can be driven by either steam turbine or a
water turbine. The initial investment Cor hydro
electric plant is just about double the investment
Tor steam-eleetric plant Of the same power The
steam electric plant requires only boilers access.
series and generating units to commence operatiou
But the hydroeectric plant involves the exceeding
~ expensive construction of the dam the purchase
("hetner from the state or from the politicians who
run it, OF the water power rights and the purchase
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privately owned Furthermore the favorable HYDRO.
electric sites are generally up in the mountains in
remote places. The material and machinery for the
construction OF the dam must often be brought long
distances and to places which are accessible only
with dlhcuty. Worst of ALL the fact that the power
SITES are far from the districts where the power ia
going to De used, means that long transmission lines
must De built-copper wire amounting to tons. car.
rled on posts for hundreds of miles over hills and
Valleys. All this must be completed before any Of
the power can be used The daily and seasonal yara
atoms both in the output of hydro-eectric plants and
In tne consumption of power have acted as another.
ana possibly greater, hndrance to development.
Aaue now the talk is not of power but of "Super-
power" The ssuperpower project is a recognition
Oh the changed economics of steamelectricitywate
power
Inc Superpower project recognizes the wastefuI
ness Oh the small individual steam power plant the
need Tor great increase in electrical mower and
the lmpossfbility of haphazard hydro-eleotric d.
Velopment without an organized plan It advocatas
new construction, and the nterconnection of all nos
SIDE stations into one giant network of nowar
Inc engineers report to the government that hos
become known as the "Superpower Project" CON-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-01-02
CALENDAR FOR YEAR NINE
ProIetarian Odes.
BY C. A. MoSELEY

CALENDAR FOR YEAR NINE
According to the swells' best steer,
] wish you all a Glad New Year
With just few short reservations
And now and then some explanations.
The calendar, surely hope,
Well change from that made by the Pope.
And give a chance to be alive
BY cutting working days to FIVE,
And bring it further up to date
BY keeping working hours to eight,
And not make minutes go so fast
BY speed-work for the time you last.
But why bid one Glad New Year
When new is like the old, fear?
Same system here to run the show,
Same fnanciers to cop the dough,
The same old boss with pockets deep,
Same banks with gold piled in a heap,
Same foreman and the same straw-bosses,
Owners profit, workers losses.
! think this time I'll switch the gear.
Instead of wishing Glad New Year,
I'll start this rhyme on some fresh page
And wish you all Glad New Age.
AS hint, I'll date this in conclusion,
The Ninth Year Of the Revolution
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
Former Champion Says
He Will Train As IF
For Battle for the Title

FRESNO, Calf. Jan. 26-lF9-Jacl1
Dempsey VIII start training within
the next week in an endeavor to as
certain his physical condition and take
off weight. He said here today that
he weighs Is pounds more than he
weighed when holding the title Of
heavyweight boxing champion.
Fighting is my profession, if you
can call it that" Dempsey said, and
I am going to find out my condition.
I feel fine right now, but | want to
see what sort of shape I can get into.
/ have been taking some exercises,
but not real training.
81 am going to. train just as if I
were putting myself in readiness for a
battle, and then I'll make up my mind
the time has come for me to
the time has come for m eto
hang up the gloves. If 1 am satisfied
with my condition, / want to take on
any of them, Gene Tunney preferred,
and, of course, I'll favor Tex Rick
ards handling. Even if / hang up the
gloves, I'll vet be in the fight game,
suppose, for it is all that / know, and
will try to turn into a promoter
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
Texas Golf Tourney
Faces Bad Weather
On Santone Course

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Jan. 26.-P)
Weather reports tonight offered lit
tie encouragement for the hosts of
golfers who had expected to tee off in
the annual Texas open golf tournament
at the Willow Spring golf course here
Friday. The tournament, originally
scheduled to start Thursday, was post
poned until Friday today, when inter-
mittent rains flooded the fairways and
green's. Weather reports, however, in
dicate that unsettled conditions will
continue until tomorrow noon at least,
making another postponement likely
The course has been closed five days
to make certain that it viii be in the
best possible condition when play
starts.
The entry list will close Thursday
evening, the time for entry having
been extended day when the tour
nament was postponed.
Walter Hagen and the last of the
players who have, not yet. entered are
due to arrive some time tomorrow
morning.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
Speedy Relief From
Bunions-Soft Corns

No sensible person will continue to
suffer from those intense, agonizing,
throbbing bunion pains when the new
powerful, penetrating yet harmless
antiseptic Emerald Oil can readily be
obtained at any well stocked drug
store.
Apply a few drops over the inflamed
swollen joint and see how speedily the
pain disappears. A few more applica-
tions and the swollen joint is reduced
to normal.
So marvelously powerful is Emerald
Oil that soft corns seem to shrivel
right up and drop off
All druggists guarantee it and are
dispensing it to many foot sufferers.
--Advt
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
Minnesota May Lose Big Ten Football Conference Plans Rotating
Football Coach ToSchede Of Games Covering Four Years With
Northwestern Univ Deciding Of Championship Somewhat Dmmed

CHICAGO, Jan. 26-(P1-Dr. Clarence
w. Spears, head football coach at the
University of Minnesota, may become
coach at Northwestern university, as
a successor to Glenn Thistlethwaite.
DR.. Spears conferred with Kenneth r..
Wilson, athletic director of Northwest
ern, today, but their negotiations were
not concluded. Wilson did not conceal
the fact that progress had been made
and that Northwestern was anxious to
obtain Spears.
Minnesota is determined to keep
Spears, who in his first year in the
w est erll conference developed an
eleven that was aedangerous contender
for the championship, The reports
from Minneapolis were to the effect
that President Hoffman of the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota would meet any in
.ducements that Northw estern cared to
offer
The negotiations possibly will not
come to a head until after the meeting.
of the western conference officials here
Friday and Saturday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27

CHICAGO, Jan. 26-(P)-Prospects of
rotating football schedule in the
western conference with consequent
deciding of recognized football cham
pionship were dimmed today by the
revelations that at a secret conference
with Major John L. Griffith, commits
sioner of athletics, here last Friday,
schedules for the next four years were
drawn up
The directors decided on the four
year program as a move to forestall
criticism when they meet here Friday
and Saturday with the presidents of
the ten universities in the conference,
the football coaches, faculty represen-
tatives and others interested in ath-
letics, particularly football.
The University of Minnesota, which
for years has had difficulty in arrang-
ing a representative number of games
in the conference, and favoring a ro
tating schedule may be satisfied with
the new arrangement. Amos Alonzo
Stagg, director of athletics at the Uni-
versity of Chicago, in presenting his
schedules for 1927 and 1880, revealed
that the Maroons will engage Mime
sofa in 1923 for the first time in ten
years. Iowa will also be on the Chi
cagos schedule in 1928 for the first time
nj eight years. The schedule Stage
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
ACK DEMPSEY Will START "BEATING IT BACK"
HEAVYWEIGHT
PLANS JOLTED
BY INJURIES

NEW YORK, Jan. 26-[P)--Tex Rick
ards heavyw eight elimination program
was jolted today when two.of the fore
most contenders, Jimmy Maloney of
Boston and Paolino, the Spanish wood
chopper, were reported as casualties,
both with injured hands
Maloney's injury, received in train
ing at Boston, according to his man
ager, Dan Carroll, has forced cancel
lation of bout in Cleveland with
Johnny Risko, scheduled for Monday
next and may compel a weeks post
ponement of his widely heralded match
with Jack Delaney at Madison Square
Garden February %.
With no gagements in the mean
time, Maloney's manager is optimistic
that the Boston heavyweight will be
fully recovered in fortnight and able
to condition himself to meet Delaney.
as now scheduled If not, the bout
probably will be put back to February
% or March 8.
Paelino's injuryais more serious, ac-
cording to Richards matchmaker. Jess
Mcmahon, and will keep the Spaniard
on the shelf for al least a month, thus
forcing indefinite postponement of a
match with Knute Hansen, Wisconsin
heavyweight, February 81 Paolinol
suffered the injury in a recent bout at
Tampa, Fla, with Homer Smith.
Jack Sharkey, another heavyweight
contender, turned down offers to REL
place Paolino against Hansen or sub
stitute for Maloney or Delaney, if
either is unable to go through with
their elimination test.
The Gardens program was furtheri
upset by third casualty, Joe Dun-I
dee. Baltimore welterweight, who suf-
fered fractured foot in training at
Baltimore Dundee was to have fought
Ace HudlSins or Willie Harmon, Feb
ruary 25, but now will be out of action
for probably two months A match
between Hudkins and Eddie Roberts of
Tacoma is in prospect.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
new use FOUND
FOR COPPER AS
RESULT OF AD

PHOENIX, Jan. 26 Especial to The
Dispatch) Development of another
use for copper, perhaps small in it.
self but decidedly interesting from
an ADVERTISING standpoint, is forecast
in an inquiry from a large Los An
geIes firm referred to the Arizona
industrial congress by the Yavapai
County Chamber of Commerce.
Two years ago, as means of
advertising Arizona's famous prod
uct, the industrial congress arranged
with the Copper and Brass Research
association to have a copper mesh
dress made for Miss Shariot M. Hall,
Yavapai county poet and pioneer and
former state historian, to wear when
She represented Arizona at the inr
auguration of President Coolidge
The unique costume attracted wide
attention in Washington and later
in other cities when Miss Hall wore
iii on a lecture tour.
Last June Miss Hall wore the same
dress in presiding over an Arizona
booth at the international purchasing
agents convention 'Informashow"
in Los Angeles, arranged by the IN
dustrial congress for the copper and
brass association and the Arizona
chapter, American mining congress-
Again the costume attracted much
attention, and among those who were
most interested were representatives
Of John A. Roebling's Sons company,
OF California.
A few weeks, ago this company re-
ceived an unusual inquiry from one
of its customers. The customer in
question was building a handsome
new residence, and among other un-
usual fittings he wanted a special
fire screen, designed like a portiere.
which would serve as a distinctive
curtain for his handsome fireplace
and which, like a curtain, could be
| draped back when the fireplace was
Fin use. The Roeblng concern re-
membered Miss Halls dress, beauti-
( full and indestructable, and suggested
/ copper fabric. The customer thought
it would be just the thing.
SO last week the Yavapai County
Chamber of Commerce received q
'Eietter from the coast firm asking
where the fine flexible mesh could
/ be obtained. 1t in turn forwarded ii
to the Industrial congress, and the
address and full details went back at
cnce. Thus again, copper, the ever
lasting metal, is widening it's public
favor, and though no great tonnage
! may go into fire screens, the use
may develop a fad of enormous ac-
vertising value.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
COW MEN WILL
MEET HERE FOR
ANNUALPOW WOW

The program for the annual con-A
vention of the Arizona Cattle Grow
ers' convention which viii be held
here on February and 8, has been
drawn up and the entertainment
committee is hard at work on the
arrangements There will be four
sessions of the convention, one each
morning and one each afternoon of
the two days.
The first session. on the morning
of the eighth, will be taken up with
addresses by high officials, with the
reading of the presidents report and
with appointment of committees. T.
H. Ramsey, president of the Pacific
National Agricultural credit corpora
ton, will deliver an address as will
also P. G. spillsbury,, president of the
Arizona Industrial congress.
In the afternoon of the first day
Luke Brite, vice president of the
National Livestock association: Chas.
E. Blaine, traffic attorney for the
cattle growers, and Harry J., Saxon,
chairman of the state livestock sani-
tary board, will speak.
On. the second day of the meeting
reminicences of the early days in the
COW country will be recounted by
several of the real pioneer stocxmen
of the southwest. The final session
will take UP the election of Officers,
reports of committees and general
business. Just what banquets and
other social entertainment functions
are being arranged for by the en-
tertainment committee will not be
known for several days yet.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27

arranged in his four-year program
provides for playing every team in the
conference, with the exception of
Northwestern.
This four-year game schedule is
not round robin" said Stagg tonight.
'It is an arrangement of games for
the next four years, instead of year
to-year, as heretofore.
THE sc h d u lie was unanimously
adopted, and willingly so, by all of the
ten of the athletic directors.
I'm a meeting held in Washington
last November, eight Of the college
presidents approved such a method and
requested the directors to make such
an arrangement for four years, if pos
sible.
Major Griffith called meeting,
which is to be held here Friday and
Saturday, to consider the equalization
of athletics on a competitive basis.
The directors believe that such a
schedule sewe have ealready formed lis
practical { We reached this decision
because we believe that after a frank
consid GRAFTON @of conditions we have
REACHED a gronpdF of under tandfng as
to BE able to relinquish the one effec-
tive means we now have Of correcting
undesirable Situations Fefusalss Of GER
tain schools to schedules
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
STUDY GROUPS WILL
MEET THIS AFTERNOON

The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2:SO. Circle No will
meet with Mrs. w. r. Bennett at 0S5
Eighth street, and Circle No. Will
gather at the home of Mrs. G, B. Pray,
1910 Twelfth street. All the members
are especially urged to attend this
meeting, as new study will be taken
UP with a new book. Miss Myrtle
Love, who is here organizing some
special Sunday school work, Will visit
both gatherings of the Aid society and
make short talks,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
Girl Cagers Show
Little Stuff F or
Start OF Games

The interclass basketball tourna-
ment for the high school girls played
off two games yesterday afternoon
with the result that the Sophs tied
the Seniors 20 to 20, while the Juniors
won from the Frosh, 20 to 49, The
first game was fairly fast, but little
form was shown.
Girls basketball has got off to a
poor start here this year, but the high
school teams are training down to
show better stuff and the coaches re-
port that they expect to whip out at
least one passable team within the
next two or three weeks. There is
quite bit of interest and enough
talent, once it is trained on team work
a bit
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
IS THERE NO
RELIEF FROM
SKIN TORTURE?

itching was unbearable. During that
time. I used all kinds of salves with
out receiving any real benefit. After
taking six bottles of S.S.S., was cured
of this dreadful disease. I recon-
mended S.S.S to anyone suffering
from eczema, because I cannot praise
it enough for what it has done for
me-" Cleophas Forte, Soldiers and
Sailors Home, Quincy, Ill.
S.S.S. is purely vegetable. 1t is
extracted from the fresh roots Of
medicinal plants and herbs and gives
to Nature what she needs in building
you UP SO that your system throws
off the cause.
S.S.S. is sold at all good drug stores
in two sizes. The larger size is more
economical.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
Big Rubber Man
Radio Control Bill x.
Whipped Into Shape

WASHINGTON, Jan 2s B-Legis-
lation to maintain government con-
troll over all cnannels of Interstate
and foreign radio transmission was
put in final shape today by senate
and house conferees for action by
congress-
The conference report Will be pres
sented in the house tomorrow by
Representative White, republican,
Maine, but action on it by both the
house and senate probably will pc
deferred until next week.
Although representative DAVIS,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
BILLY EVANS SAYS:

Risko He is shortly to meet Jim
Maloney who has already been Sc
lected by Tex Rickard to clash
with Jack Delaney as part of the
heavyweight ballyhoO
Risko has a chance to more
than make good on the mOnicker
OF rubber man" that the New
York writer's have hung on him.
BY trimming Jim Maloney he can
bound from the also rams into one
of the leading contenders.
RiskO has surprised Tex before
His decisive defeat Of Paul Ber-
lenbach lor time considerably
upset Richards plans
In that bout Berlenbach was
the rubber manygas. he rebounded
from the floor to his feet from
Riskos punches
Dundee Is Game
JOE DUNDEE has definitely
~ qualified as a great fighter His
victory over Eddie Roberts recent
ly puts him in that class
Roberts B you will remember is
the young man who Knocked Dun
dee out in a round in California
bout Dundee has always insists
ed he could have weathered the
| round but the referee didn't think
/ so
In their second meeting.
Roberts displayed the punch that
temporarily gave Dundee's stock
a setback by dropping Dundee in
| the fourth round He might
have finished Joe had he been
more experienced
Dundee. after having been
knocked out in the fret meeting
and foored in the fourth round of
the second session. lasted the
round and came on to glorious
victory
The win established Dundee as
! courageous fighter 1t is nec-
essary asset on the road to
j championship and Dundee Is
lbound that way
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
St. Goddard Wins End
Lap In Pas Dog Derby

THE PAS, Man, Jan. 26.-tP)-Emil
st. Goddard repeated his performance
of yesterday and finished first in the
second lap of The Pas dog derby today.
He covered the second 40 miles today
in hours 81 minutes and 81 1-5 Sec
onds.
Earl Brydges finished second, nine
minutes behind the leader. st. God
dard now has a lead of 20 minutes
over Bridges in the so miles covered.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
BOWLING

The Bankers took the Antlers' pins
away from them on the Elks alleys
last night in a good match. Poe of
the money changers Knocked over 2O7
pins in his first attempt and made 551
for the three games. There were no
other brilliant balls rolled.
Bankers-Poe, 55l; Mrs. Poe, sS9;
Murchison, 42O; Ward, 474. Total. 1884.
Antlers.-Farber, 46S; Mrs. Farber,
261; Newman, s3S; stolaroff, 41S. Total,
1929,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
'RERLENRACH FAyORITE

NEW YORK, Jan. 2e.- Paul Ber-
lenbach has been made a slight favor
ite over Mike McTigue for their 12-
round bout Friday night in Madison
Square Garden, betting commissioners
sal dtoday. Critics expected that Nc
Tigue would be an even money favor
ite at ringside owing to Berlenbach's
long vacation from the ring. Jack
Delaney is favored to. defeat Jimmy
Maloney in theirs forthcoming heavy
weight match, commissioners said.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
n. M. UNIyERsITY WINS

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Jan. 26.-(P)
The University Of New Mexico Lobos,
last years. New Mexico-Ariz cham
pions, defeat e d the Albuquerque
Flaggs, fastest local independent team,
As to 16, here tonight. The Lobos will
meet the Northern Arizona Teachers
of Flagstaff here Saturday night.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27

abletod odressmysef. Acknowledgements
on heart trouble. My stomach was up-
setso thatfood did idnotnourish me. lost
all appetite, became weak and exhaust
ed and my usual good color disappeared.
"Tanlac brought health and happi-
ness, the poisons in my system were ex-
PEELED. My digestion is as good as my
appetite. / am so strong and so well,
with all signs for future health that I
am full of praise for Tanlac."
This tonic, made of roots, barks and
herbs, helps build up weak bodies, put
flesh on scrawny bones, free the sys-
tenn of poison and relieve cause of pain.
Benefit by Mrs. Cuevas' experience.
Let Tanlac give you glorious health.
Get your first bottle from your drug
gist today!
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27
HoPPE WINS RLoCK

BOSTON, Jan. 26.-R)-Willie Hoppe,
world champion 1872 balkline billiard
ist, today won the fifth block of his
3,6OO-point exhibition match with Eric
Hagenlacher, ofrmer hcampion, 300 to
2S4. Hagenlacher's high run of 139
was the best performance of the after
noon play. Hopes best was 81. Hoppe S
aggregate in the match to date is
1,5OO to 1900 points by Hagenlacher.