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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15

to an old cave not far away where they
Shut her in. Beh, left to her own
devices, finds Tilt, after ALL courage
has come to her, and in her inveStiga-
ton of the cave stumbles and wrenches
loose a part of the rock which reveals
an opening. On further exploration
she finds that the opening leads to a
passage, and following the passage she
comes upon The hidden treasure and
naIkeS her triumphal appearance
through an old trap door in the sum-
mer house, just as the assembled Camp
Fire girls are frantically trying to
trace her and as the three perpetrators
of the joke are breaking the news that
the victim has escaped from the cave.
Beth tells her story, gives Miss Jane
a tangible proof that the treasure
is really in the passage, and as a re-
ward for overcoming fear and making
a supreme effort for another, is given
the Camp Fire honor of Uta.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15

In publishing facsimiles of the
documents, the Hearst papers deleted
the names of the senators. Senator
Reed, republican, Pennsylvania. chair
man of the investigating committee,
said he had no definite knowledge
as to the identity of the four senators
but that he was prepared to give
each an immediate opportunity to
speak before the committee if he
desires.
Furthermore, Senator Reed said he
would endeavor to establish at once
whether there was any evidence that
any of the four senators received
any money from the Gales govern
ment. The documents have been
characterized as forgeries by the
Mclean embassy.
Arturo M Elias, Mexican consul
general at New York, is one of four
besides MIR. Hearst who have been
suhpoenaed by the committee to
appear at the beginning of open
hearings tomorrow. Confidence was
expressed but it holds that an officer
of it's government is not bound to
answer senate subpoenas. Elias will
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15
WRECK
MAKES BLANK
DAY FOR MAIL

AS the result of freight wreck
near Stark an dabout six miles west
OF Naco Douglas was off the mail
route yesterday all day. The wreck
occurred at 9:05 yesterday morning
and the wrecking crew was called at
once from Douglas, going out under
the supervision of the trainmaster's
department. Work was Immediately
started to clear the. wreckage and
restore the track for traffic but it
was not completed until about 9
last evening.
Early in the day it was seen that
it would not be possible to pass
trains over the road at the point
of the wreck and both trains 8 and
4 in the passenger service were an
nulled, it then being thought that
the later passenger trains could be
east arrived in Douglas somewhat
gotten through. The train from the
behind time but it was not possible
to get it by until about 9 last night.
The train from the west was sent
over the point where the wreck hap
pened about the same time and got
into Douglas after 10 p. m.
While the wreckage of rolling stock
was considerable, and the damage
to the track was such as to require all
day in regular repair work, no per-
son was injured by the derailment.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15
SCENES FROM
THE CANNIBAL
ISLES COMING

Land of the headhunters, land of
"Gow." Those islands away off in
the far corners of the South Pacific
where world different than any.
thing yet found still remain to be
explored, where natives, since the
coming of the first white men have
resisted fiercely and savagely the
march of civilization. But one man
has succeeded in penetrating the
heart of the headhunter's domain and
he is Capt. Edward A. Salisbury,
whose film Cow is the result of
18 months exploration of the islands
populated by the black negroid eau
nibalistic races of the South Pacific.
Cow" showing intimate glimpses
OF the life of both the head hunter
and the cannibal practice Of which
though not tolerated by the govern
mentS controlling the islands is still
Surreptitiously carried on by the
natives of the New Hebrides islands,
will be shown at the Majestic theater
Saturday, December II. Captain
Salisbury, nationally known as an ex-
plorer and lecturer, talks as the
picture is shown.
Douglas is the fourth city in which
'Gow" and its companion picture
s'Ploynesia," which will be shown
at the Majestic Saturday, December
~, have been shown since the final
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15
WOMAN DIES AT HOME
OF HER SISTER HERE.

Melen Moraga, aged "a years, a sister
of Mrs. Carl Knutson with whom she
lived at 1648 Seventh street, died at
the family home late Wednesday
afternoon. Deceased was native of
Mexico Iand had come here to be with
her relatives. Mrs. Conrad Simon of
this city is also sister of the dead
woman.
Funeral services will be held from
the church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton this afternoon at, 3 o'clock. In
terment will be in Calvary cemetery
The Porter-Ames rnortuary is in
charge.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15

appear, it is understood, in response
to a request of the state department.
which is cooperating with the senate
committee. Others who have been
subpoenaed are Dudley Field Malone,
New York lawyer; Victor Lawson.
managing editor of the New York
Mirror, Hearst publication; George
TIinman, who until recently was cor
respondent in Mexico City for
Hearst press service, and John Page,
under whose by-line the series Of
articles on Mexican affairs is appear
ing in Hearst papers.
Pending a determination of the
extent to which the special commit
tee will go in its inquiry the senate
foreign relations committee delayed
action today on the resolution Of
Senator Reed, democrat, Missouri.
proposing a more comprehensive in
vestigation OF the authenticity of all
the documents reproduced in the
Hearst newspapers 1t was the feeling
of the foreign relations committee
that the special committee has power
to make this investigation without
additionar authority from the senate.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15
THOMPSON WINS
DEVELOPMENT
CONTEST AT "

The physical development contest at
the Y. M G. A. came to an end last
night after IL young men had worked
for 80 days to increase their measure
ments. The results have been very
satisfactory and the winners have done
exceptionally well for the short time
they had for the contest.
The winner, FIIfnk Thompson, put
II inches on his body during the 80
days, therefore winning the largest Of
the copper cups. His increase is as
follows: Chest normal, "a ms Chest
expanded, Is, neck l. right bicep~A,
left bicep 3s, left and right forearm,
each, right thigh l, left thigh IA,
right and left calls Y each, waist 1,
height rs, weight "a lbs. Thompson
made wonderful strides in his ability
to lift weights and and succeeded in
lifting 112 pounds over his head
The winner of second place was Fred
Sullenberger, who ran Thompson a
hard race only losing by one eighth of
an inch in the total count Sullen-
berger increased more in some parts
Of the body than Thompson and less
in others. Sullenberger increase is as
AOAAOWo' SA4CoC WI IIld1, d n Il lIlS!S TCIlSSG
expanded 8, Neck IL, right bieep *,
left bicep Il, right thigh n, left thigh
l, left calf ", waist l, weight 3 lbs,
Weight is not included in the meas
uremen@s therefore Thompson gained
one-eighth of an inch more than
Sullenberger, whose increase is 117s.
Third place went to Oscar EIickox,
who put 65s on the different parts of.
his body, p on chest normal, u chest
expanded, neck l. right and legt bicepS
II each, B on forearms, "a on each
thigh, p waist and lbs on weight.
Jack Humble increased 5%., inches
and George Colvin inches. The above
young men increased more than any
others though there were some thnt
ran them close race, Az by two
young men, one Az, two 4, and every
one who entered the contest gained
over 3 inches.
The class will continue, but wrestling
will be included in with class and will
be on the schedule as the weight lift
in gand wrestling class and will have
the gym from to p. nj. on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings. A
class will take up apparatus work dur
ing the same period. This class is
getting ready for the annual gym cir
Gus which will be held on March g.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15
Congregation Plan
House Warming For
Meeting Tonight

The congregation of st. Stephens
Episcopal church will meet this eve
ming at the Parish house for a busi-
ness meeting following which they will
visit the renovated rectory which is
just being completed
The business meeting promises "a
number of important questions, ac-
cording to church officials. Rev. E.
w. Simonson has issued an invitation
to the entire congregation to view the
results of the remodeling operations
at the rectory which have changed
the plan of the building and made it
over very attractively.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15
Douglas Stockyards
Were Busy Yesterday

There were busy scenes about the
Douglas stockyards all of yesterday
and most of last night due to the
work of handling the 1910 steers be-
ing shipped out by Fuqua and Srad-
ley The steers were brought. here
from Escada, Mexico, and all had to be
weighed and dipped before they were
allowed to be reloaded. jiaal- 81
The work on Tuesday brought only
81 cars lacross the line, the rest being
left on board car awaiting inspection
yesterday morning It was stated last
night about 10 o'clock that loading
was going ahead in good order and
that it was expected the entire ship
ment would clear the local yards be-
fore day light this morning.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15
MISS ROGERS WILL BE
ON THE AIR TONIGHT
in NUMBER OF SONGS

Douglas radio fans viii be delighted
to learn that Miss Hariett Rogers is
to sing tonight from KFSD. She will
be on the lair between 10 and II o'clock
Douglas time ier singing tonight
will be as a part of the Pen Women's
program.
Miss Rogers, Who is sister of Miss
Verne Rogers, principal of the A
avenue school Of this city, has earned
quite an enviable reputation as q
singer and will sing six numbers this
evening, among them, cat Parting, y
Troward; 1.-THE Bird" Liske; "A Tiny
Garden Wood; "Lindy LOU" Schwann
and "Pool Of Quietness"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
WILL OFFER PLAY
SATURDAY NIGHT

! The Camp Fire girls TO the Girl Re-
serve corps will present clever play
Saturd y night, December II in the
high school auditorium. Tickets are
now on sale for this production at 25c
each. This is the third year that the
girl reserves have given entertain
mcnts for the public. The play is Civ
en- under the direction of Miss jean
cite Lindner, advisor for the camp
fire organization.
The title of the play is "How Beth
Won the Camp Fire Honorsa" The
characters in order of their vppear-
ance are:
Ethel Wacheewee- Little Hailstorm,
wood gatherer. =. .Maurine Curry
Else Wacheewee--da girl, also
a wood gatherer Harriet Willoughby
Miss Jane--who tells of the hidden
treasure ............ Dorothy Clark
Beth-Lexse Clover, who owns up to
being coward. -. .Glenna Jones
Clare-Kokokoho Owl, a torch bearer
.................... Eleanor Krentz
Minnestoska, Happy Laugh
ter fire maker . Margaret Kidd
Miss arter-Huntavwe Cedar, maid
guardian of the camp fire. ..
............. ........... Luckl Cobb
Mandy, who believes in signs $50.
...,............ ....... Helen Olson
Charlotte - Alibamn Clear, the
Thicket, true to her name ......
......... ........ Ruth Wickstrom
Olive -Migwan Quill of literary as
plratlonS ................ Sue Helm
Elma a bit of snob. Madelyn Thaw
Hazel-a bit of a fashion plate. 80.
Observation-Disclosures. Ruth Lundberg
Nita-l2 bit of a flirt .....
......s.......... DOrOthea CrOcker
The Gypsy-who precipitates the ex-
citement .......... Ruth Lundberg
Story of the Play
A camp fire circle spending the sum-
mer on Miss Jane Randolph Virginia
estate, thrills to the story of a secret
passage that has never been discovered
and that contains treasures hidden
during the Civil war times, and longs
to help Miss J3.ne by finding her long
lost money and jewels. Beth, con-
Tossing that she is a crowd neverthe-
less enters into compact with some
nearby friends that she will meet any
emergency in true Camp Fire style
These friends longing for joke and
hearing of Beth's aversion to Gypsies,
dress as Gypsies, forcibly kidnap her
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15
ELKS BOWLING

The Tigers proved too much for the
Cubs last night in a bowling game at
the Elks alleys, the final score being:
Tigers 2165, Cubs 5000. While the
Tigers were accredited with handi-
cap of 81, they had 1873 in excess of
the Cubs score after subtracting the
handicap
Tigers: Riley, 429; Hunsaker, 345;
Ward, $50; Vaughn, 456; Nelson, 548
ToSal: 2165.
Cubs: Lucas, 444; Newman, 394;
Worden, 800; Peterson, 373; Murchisop
399. Total: 1000. ~
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15

cutting was made at the laboratories
in Los Angeles The pictures were
scheduled for three day run at
Phoenix but remained there ten days,
showing before packed houses. At
Tucson, three days showing packed
the largest theater. The head OF the
Parent-Teachers association at Tue
son declared it the most interesting
and educating picture she had ever
viewed and urged that every school
child and every adult who had
dreamed of some day responding to
the urge to sec what is over the
hlLf' view the picture
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15
TELEPHONE EXPENDITURES

" DENVER, Colo, Dec. "A R-An
appropriation of more than million
and quarter dollars for the con-
struction of new buildings, purchase
and installation of equipment and
other improvements in The mountain
states territory was authorized by
the board of directors of the Noun
tain States Telephone company here
today Among items to which ap-
proval was given were: Reconstruc-
ton of the outside plant at Tucson,
Arizona, $4,000; additional central
office equipment. at Tucson, $4,000.
mo Breakfast Cornpiste Without
The DiSnatch i" IL. -ari n.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15
IA DIE IN FIRE

QUEBEC, Dec IA R--Fourteen
persons, including IL children. were
known to be dead and others are
believed to have lost their lives in a
fire which swept the Hospice st.
Charles here tonight. 4a
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-15
Mexico Instructs Consul
General Testify In Senate
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11O1I4 dSO O44CI
have given the money. to an, Inter
mediary'-a , @ ga
Ridiculous as the so-called expose
of the Hearst papers is" the embassy
statement declared. "this embassy did
not fail to see with great concern
in that absurd intrigue the intended
implication made against some mem
bers of the United States senate and
therefore it was with great interest
and sympathy that the embassy
learned of the appointment of q
committee of investigation in the
matter"
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA tR--Wil-
liam Randolph Hearst publisher OF
newspapers printing allegations that
a fund of $1,215,OOO was created by
Mexico to influence four United
States senator's will be asked at the
start of the inquiry into Lne charges
by a special senate committee to-
morrow to produce the documents
carrying the names of the senators, :
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