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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
Plan New I ourist
Camp For NogaIes

According to the Nogales Herald
there is to be a new tourist camp
in that city, consisting OF six two
rooc1 cottages with running water,
tireplaces and tubs, and six one
room cottages with running water
and shower baths. All cottages will
be equipped witt. electric lights and
gas, and the rooms will be large and
comfortable, providing for a good
ventilation system.
There are also accommodations as
to garages It will be ready for oc
cupany by July 1. There will also
he operated in connection with tfe
camp. store and gas and oil
station for the convenience OF tour
istS.
This report would show that cities
throughout the state OF Arizona are
more and more beginning to realize
the Importance OF their home state,
and are now providing comforts for
tourists. This is one OF the most
practical means by which to adver-
tise the state and to aid in its
growth.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
Resort Publication
Received at Douglas
Commerce Chamber

Residents Of Arizona and outside
states planning to "See Arizona" this
summer will now have detailed in
formation about the various vacation
spots in the county. The Arizona
Summerland Resort directory Is
sued by the Arizona Industrial con-
gress is now on hand at the local
chamber of commerce ard is ready
for distribution.
The "Sunmcrland Resort direc-
tory gives detailed information OF
practically all the summer resorts i'll
the state, including dude ranches,
lodges. tourist camps, ETC.. and con-
tains interesting cuts and views in
10th the northern pine forests and
lake sections and the rocky grand
ours, and pleasantly cool resorts in
the southern parts. The booklet
thus enables vacatioIfists from Ari-
%ona as well as out of state tourists
10 pick out the most appealing spots
in which to pass the hot months,
instead CT starting eff in the rather
haphaxard method Of travelling until
some attractive looking spot is reach
Cd, ard perhaps passing UP scenic
wonders for points OF much less in
terest.
Arizona has long felt the need of
a booklet describing its many in
dividual resorts and this the fourth
annual publication of the directory
does. Interest III Arizona resorts is
rapidly increasing, and so is the
number CT places to take care Of the
tourists and vacationjsts as is shown
IN an increase Of from the 63 re-
sorts listed last year to the rs listed
tnis season. Copies may be secured
from the local chamber of commerce
or from the Industrial congress in
Phoenix.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

all sorts of new convenienccs are be-
! lre provided for the tourist.
/ The Western Auto Supply conf
pany has line OF camper; goo Is
ii at woEli provide fcr ttlntort even
on the hot sands OF the Sahara.
Included among the numerous lIyx-
aries for campers are, the palemto
tent. Either the two door type or
the de luxe type may be secured.
The tent is similar TO 4 small cabin
and is spacious and comfortable.
Canvas chairs. fitted with cushions
are provided ard are always very
comfortable after days drive. Stoves,
stove awnings, and otEer such li5e-
iul things make it easier for those
Who have to Go the camp cooGing.
Tho newer camp stoves contain
Dullt-ln cVcnS, sc that biscuits aud
cakes are not foreign 10 campers
nowadays.
Regular spring beds may also be
purchased, both inc type that may
oe fitted in the car or those tnat
unfold ard are SCI upon the ground.
AS I'd China" all sorts OF table
ware may be procured such as III
the auto reStaurantE' containing
the camp silver and thernos bottles.
The cooking utensils are OF
lightweight aluminium, can be easily
packed and do not offer extra
weight to carry on long trip.
Little wedGe cushions tor the ca
and bright awnings for the car .rr
camp also add to the campers joy.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
LIGHT DOCKET
NEXT TERM OF
COUNTY COURT

The next session OF the Cochlse
county superior court VIII be in
August when a light fall calendar.
is anticipated, according to tntorma-
ton received from the county at
torney's Office.
The calendar awaiting the court
will be light in both civil ana crlIN-
inal matters. The principal case on
the criminal docket is that OF Elvis
Ashby charged with the murder or
Bud Gilman in Warren park on the
evening CT May Is.
Ashby is i'll the county Jail in
Tombstone having failed to make
the bond imposed on him by the
court When he was bound over for
trial.
Judge Albert Sames is at the pres
cat time spending vacation in Los
Angeles ard is expected to return
during the latter part OF June for
the opening OF court.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
TOMBSTONE HAS
SPECIAL CLERKS
ON VALUATIONS

Special clerks are now working in
Tombstone where the abstract Of tn3
valuation of property in Cochise
county is being made. The work is
being done iii the county supervisors
office, under the direction OF Will
liam Clark, clerk OF the board.
Fcor the county assessor assess
:nent rolls have keen received, and
they are utilized by the extra clerks
n reaching the valuation, total.
There would number between 10000
and $4,000 assessments in the coun-
ty, each Of which Will be included in
he final tctal,
There is nc definite report as to
the valuation, however, it is believed
that the figure for This year will be
almost identical with that Of 1925.
which was $108 O0O00O
The special clerks began to wor'.
on tine report last Monday, and it
should be completed by July 10.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
OFFICERS HERE
AVERT TROUBLE
IN CHIRICAHUA

Il squad of peace officers under
Police Chief Percy B0wden, armed
with sawed OFF shotguns. answered.
rush call to Cniricahua, Ariz so
miles east OF here, yesterday morn
ing following q telephone call that
tloublc was brewing there as 10
discharged track laborers OF the
Southern Pacific railway had re-
fused to leave company cabins.
The illsurgenC Mexican laoorerS
heard OF the call for reintorcea1ents
and fled before the heavily armed
groap Of officers arrived. They lett
their wives behind N the cabins to
pack their belongings. The women
we're ordered to vacate the railroad
property
The lssborerS were discharged for
getting drunk and raising trouble III
the camp, according to word received
here. They paid no attention to
orders of their former employers to
leave the company houses.
The telephone call to Douglas
asked for a large group OF officers
as Trouble was expected upon their
arrival. Chief Rowdcn, Deputy
Sheriff Earl Reed, Constable Gordon
Newman, Patrclman o. E. Patterson
and J. F.. Patterson, a railroad Of
ficer, answered the call.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
TAX ATTORNEY
GETS $4,000 IN
DELINGUEN Gle S


Through the efforts Ct the county
attorneys and county treaSurer's Of
fices approximately $4,000 in back
county taxes has been collected dur
ing the past 60 days, according to
information received; in Douglas.
The collections we're made posi-
bic through a circular letter sent to
the present owners Of tie $500 diff :
ferent pieces CT delinquent property.
The suits for collection were filed
three years ago, but before taking
Judgment the tax attorney sought
.hc present owners and Notified them
of the status OF their property.
The owners were given time to
cone in and pay their back taxes
for the years 1919. to 1923, and IN
macy cases they responded.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
DR.. Randall Plans
To Practice Here

DR.. F. W. Randall has returned
from vacation spent in the north
ern part of the state with the an
nounced intention OF practicing medi-
cine in Douglas.
DR.. Randall recently sold out his
property on Turkey Greek to Mrs.
E. E. Ainsworth, who is erecting a
modern tourist hotel there.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
Hotel ArriUaIS
PALOMAR

Il
Mrs rs E. Ainsworth Seattle,
Wash; Klein, Ell Paso; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben J. Williams, Ell PaSc; T.
Bopp, Douglas; Jean Morgan, FL
Paso; E. NJ. 7McIanghlin, FL Paso;
Alvin B. Richards, Ell Paso; Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Sewelk Casa Grallde:
Mr.. and MIS-. a. B2Tenne11t, Sturgis,
Mich; M K. Write and family,
Pasadena, Calif /; T. r. Wilson, Naco-
5ari. !. M. Hall, Bowie; Cailos Ar
vizc, Nacozari; L. G. Richardson and
Family, El Paso; F. McXja Nogales:
Ethel Leayton, Los Angeles; Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Atcllison, Elgin, Ariz..
Mrs. Guy Duel El Paso; 3. MAR,
Benson; j. w. Cooper, Ell Paso; D.
5Ialoney, Dayton, o.; Mrs. M. 2.
Lauehlin. El Paso.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
DOUGLAS DAILY DOLNGS

To NOgaIes
Albert Kazal and Bill Evans will
spend Sunday in Nogales OH bust
ness. = e.
Here From Phoenix
Paul Welch, OF PnoeriX, was in
Douglas yesterday on business.
Here From Phoenix
Hazel Weast, CT Phoenix is MAX
ing short step in Douglas.
From Tombstone
P. j. Wetzel, a resident OF Tomb
stone, is passing the weekend in
this city.
visiting
Mrs. w. w. Criley anG daughter
are visiting with Mrs. 5. w. Mccall
at her ranch near Serves.
Rainbow Meeting
There will be meeting of the Rain
bow girls at the Masonic temple on
Monday evening at o'clock. All mem
bers are expected to attend.
Wednesday Special Galvanized wash
tubs, No. l Gle, No. Tic, No. 3 SIC.
Large willow clothes hampers $1.49.
These are regular stock items. See our
windows. Posten- Arthur Hdw. Co.
Advt.
Gallon Thermo jugs placed on spe-
cial sale, reduced from $3.50 to $2.25.
Douglas Hardware Co.-Advt.
DisnatcI TeIenhnneS 81 and 90
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

10 RuStler's Park
r. E. Souers and family motored
to Rustlers park Until alter the
Fourth. l.m.a
Indergocs Operation
jose Felix, a resident of Nacozari,
underwent an operation in this city
Friday for his eyes.
Sinus Operation
Pedro Alcanto underwent a double
sinus operation in this city Friday
He is a resident OF Nacozari
To Pinery
AIr. and Mrs. E. Mason and fam.
lily arc passing the weekend at the
Y. M. G. A. camp IL Pinery Canyon.
Eli Az Home
Joe Hall is confined to mis- home
with illness and is unable TO lie at
his work in the Arizona Edison COM
pany. : <F,
Returns TO Texas ..
Mrs. Mary Whitley has returned to
her home III Texas after visiting
Mrs. I. F. Johnson of this city for
some time.
To Berner'S
E i. Huxtable drove 70 Berners
yesterday to get his family who are
vacationing mere. The Huxtabie
family will return to the city today.
From Guadalupe
Harry Reynolds made a short bust
ness trip TO Douglas Saturday. TIe
makes his home in Guadalupe CAM
yon.
Week End Here
Frank Cummings, who is working
in Osborne during the summer
months, is passing the weekend at
his home here.
To California
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H. Haithorne-
white and family left Saturday 1or
California to pass a month on vaca-
ton.
TO Mexico
Ira Glenn has returned to this
city after having passed several days
in Mexico Oil short business trip.
Mr. Glenn resides on the Glenn
ranch in the Chiricahua mountains
Wednesday Special Galvanized wash
tubs, No. Gle, No. Tic, No. 3 BIC.
Large willow clothes hampers $1.49.
These are regular stock items See our
windows. Posten-A Arthur Hdw. Co.
AdVt
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
GADSDEN

j. G.. Steenwyck, Ell Paso; A. g.
Suydain, San Francisco: F. H. V1ets,
Los Angeles; w, G. Weitman Los
Angeles: G. H. Sporlcder, Tucson;
F.. D. Merrill, Phoenix; Paul WEIGH,
Phoenix; Hazel Weast, Phoenix; Tom
Gibson Ell Paso; E. A. Romero, New
Orleans; Harry Langdon, Los An
geles, j. Albrecnt, Phoenix; j. H.
Carlin, San Diego; F. L Watkins
Ell Paso; Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Levy,
San Francisco; A. B. Driskill, city;
Jerome Block, Buffalo, N. Y; a.
NO, ,ales, GlIaymas; L. zeped, NO
gales; Mr. and Mrs. G.. H. Shank,
Salina, KanS.:: T. E. Hogge, Ell Paso;
M. o CBrien, Phoenix G.. Hughes,
phoerix: L. A. Bauman, Jr., Nash
vile, Tenn. Dr.. Marie p Newman,
Nashville, Tenll.;; Chas. Murray, Los
Angeles.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
Campers Need Not
Suffer Discomforts

Campers in this day and age need
not suffer from any of the incon-
Veiliences of not being at home. for
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

Dispatch Telephones 81 and 80.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
Local Minister WEEDS Pair

Local Minister Weds Pair
Rev. Tolbert F. Weaver has Just
returned from: McNeaI where he
united R. c. Conoit and Miss Irene
Bennett with ring ceremony fri
clay evening. MI. and Mrs. j. C..
Bennett, the brides parents live In
7IcNeal and the wedding was held
at their home. Condit is chief
auditor for the United Verde I3Xten-
sion company at Clarkdale. Miss
Bennett is principal OF one OF the
primary schools at Jerome. The
young couple are in Phoenix at
present The wedding was large
affair ard a number OF people from
Bistee and Douglas attended.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

Wednesday Special Galvanized wash
tubs, No. l Gle, No. 2 Tic, No. 3 BIC.
Large willow clothes hampers $1.49.
These are regular stock items. See our
windows. Posten-Arthur HdW. Co.
Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
ISeturns TO Texas

Returns TO Texas
Mrs. Mary Whitley has returned to
her home III Texas after visiting
Mrs. I. F. Johnson of this city 1or
some time.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
Returns To Home

ReturnS To Home
Mrs. Sibyi May has returned rc
her home in Phoenix after visiting
here Tor some time with Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. l.. Hartley and also at the
home Of Mrs. M. F. Hanmin.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
Sinus Operation

Sinus Operation
Pedro Alcanto underwent a double
sinus operation in this city Friday
He is a resident OF Nacozari.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

Here From Phoenix
Hazel Weast, CT Phoenix. is MAX
ing a short step in Douglas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
Vacation Trip

vacation TIP
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jackson, ac-
conipanied by Mr.. Jacksons sister,
Mrs A c. Sutherland and small
daughter, both OF whom are resi-
dents Of Grand junction, Colo, Will
leave today by motor tor Los An
geles, where Mr.. Jackson will attend
the meeting OF the Pontiac auto
dealers They will then journey up
tne coast to Vancouver and Bantt,
Canada They will be gone about
six weeks.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

Return From School
/ Miss Ruth and Edna l7annigal
have returned to this city from Sal
Diego Teachers college after com
pleting taree-years course III nor
nal scllool work. They will teacs
| here next fall
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
To Bertler's

To BeruerS
E i. Huxtable drove 70 Berners
yesterday to get his family who are
vacationing mere. The Huxtabie
family will return to the city today.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

10 Rustler's Park
r. E. Souers and family motored
to Rustler's park Until alter the
Fourth. G.ai
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
To Casa Grande

Homer Sewell, who was a Douglas
visitor for the past week, has re-
turned to his home in Casa Grande.
Mr.. Sewell is vice president and gen.
eral manager Of the Cssa Grande
fig farms. A number OF Bisbee resi-
dents are passing the weekend in
Casa Crande, and while there they
Will make 9 tour OF inspection OF
the fig farms.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
TO Mexico

To Mexico
Ira Glenn has returned to this
city after having passed several days
in Mexico Oil a short business trip.
lMr. Glenn resides on the Glenn
ranch in the Chiricahua mountains
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

Mrs. w. W. Criley anG daughter
are visiting with Mrs. 5. w. Mccall
at her ranch near Servcss.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
To Berner's

To Berner'S
| j. D. ShotWell IS passing the week
F, end at Berner.s resort. and on his
return he will be accompanied by
Mrs Shotwcll and Miss Corrine Jones
who have been there for The pas
week.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

Leaving Soon
MIR. and Mrs Williarl Frecricr and
family will leave soon fer Holly
wood to visit Mrs A. A. Wynn,
mother Of Mrs. Freorich.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

tTndergocs Operation
jose Felix, resident of Nacozar
underwent an operation in this cit
Friday for his eyes.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
To Bel ner's

To BeIner'S
Mrs. f.. A. Wimberlcy, who is
pasSin 6 the summer months at
Berner's resort in Ramsey canyon
was in this city Saturday. Mr.
Winl5crley returned to the summer
resort with her Saturday evening for
the week end.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
To Birmingham, Ala.

To Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. F. A. Williams and tw,
daughters, Catherine and EDNA, LET
for Birmingham, Ala, to visit thei
old Eo.ne. Before returning to Doug
las late i'll August they will visi
Mrs. .. L. Heath, OF Philadelphia
who is Mrs. Williams daughter.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
To Pinery

! 10 PInery
Mr.. 5nd Mrs. F.. E. Saunders and
family are lassing the weekend at
the Y NJ. &. A. camp in Pinery
canyon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

Paul Welch, OF Pnoerix, was in
Douglas yesterday on business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

TO Pinery
AIr. and Mrs. E. Mason and fam
lily arc passing the weekend at the
Y. M. G. A. camp IL Pinery Canyon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
Here On Business

Here On Business
A. A. Sundin, OF Tucson, arrived
here yesterday tor a few days on
business. Sundin reports that Mrs
SundIn and daughter arrived safely
IN Denver but Mrs. Sundin took
pneumonia soon afterWard and has
been quite i'll. She is recovering
now aid is able to sit up
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
Lodge Bazaar

Lodge Bazaar
| The Eastern Star order will holt
its annual bazaar, Saturday, july
The committee in charge has /;
tentative list of plans which the.
Sare discussing, and from all indica
ions the affair will be decided
SUCCESS.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

To California
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Haithorne-
white and family left Saturday 1or
California to pass a month on vaca-
ton.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

Ell Al rome
Joe Hall is confined to mis- home
with illness and is unable to tie at
! his work in the Arizona Edison COM
pany
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

James Guthrie. son of Mrs. Mary
A. Guthrie, returned to his home
in this city yesterday, after having
visited during the past week ir
Tombstone as the guest of friends
and relatives.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

Courtright Here
John G. Courtright, OF New Lex
(ngton, o., arrived yesterday to
spend a vacation at the ranch o
his aunt, Mrs. Jesse Fisher Hi
parents will arrive next week el
route OF California.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
From Guadalupe

From Guadalupe
Harry Reynolds made a short bust
ness trip TO Douglas Saturday ,FIc
makes his home in Guadalupe CAN
yon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

Week. End Here
Frank Cummings, who is working
in Osborne during the summer
:nonthS, is passing the weekend al
his home here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

TO NOgaIeS
Albert Kazal and Bill Evans will
spend Sunday in Nogales OH busi-
ness. : : - LIZ
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

From Tombstone
P. j. Wetzel, a resident OF Tomb
stone, is passing the weekend in
this city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26

From Tucson
| ChaS. H. Sporleoer is in Douglas
a few days, having come to this city
on a business trip. Mr.. Sporledel
I is a we'll known resident of Tucson
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-22
New Scout Troop
Organized Friday

Organization Of Troop No. 10
Boy Scouts Of America, was com.
pleted last night at the Richholt
school.
Leslie French, who has agreed to
take over the scoutmastership Of the
troop, presided at the meeting. He
has acted as : scoutmaster for two
years, and is connected with the
state highway department.
Interest is high in scouting activi-
ties, w. G. Fulton, director Of boys
welfare work, said today. He point
ed out that there is still an oppor-
tunity for several boys to join the
new troops. The Presbyterian troop
No. 8 is almost filled to capacity,
Fulton said, while the Evangelical
troop No. 4 is working along with .
small group. The Wachter school
troop still has room for ! few boys,
Fulton said.
Any boys who are interested in
the scout program and wish to be-
come scouts may make application
for membership either to the scout
masters themselves or to w. G. Full.
ton.