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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-07
Additional Markets
FARGO LIVESTOCK

Fargo. N. D., Dec. 7.-lAP)-Cat-
tie, choice steers and yearlings 1900
to 1900; good steers 1000 to 1900;
medium steers 1000 to 1900; fair
steers SEQ to 900; plain steers 600
to 500; good heifers S.25 to 900;
medium heifers 7.50 to S.25: fair
heifers $50 to $50: plain cows ZOO
to $50; fair cows $50 to 100; plain
cows SIS to 6.25; cutters 500 to
us; good bulls 7.5O to 500; medium
bulls 700 to $50; common bulls $50
to TOO.
Calves, top veal 1900 to 1900;
Gull veal 500 to 900; light heavy
calves 1000 to 100; heavy calves
500 to 500; Gamer calves 500 to
600.
Sheep, top lambs 1850 to 1880;
heavy lambs 100 lbs, up 900 to
1000; Gull and lambs 500 to 900;
light ewes $50 lbs up $50 to 4.5O
heavy ewes $50 lbs. and up 400 t.
4.50. Gull ewes LOO to 800; bucks
200 to 800.
Hogs. 15O.iS0 lbs. 100 to sos
1920 lbs. 10 to sos; 2O0-225 lbs
100 to sos; 225-25O lbs. $50 tt
sos: 100000 lbs. 100 to sos; 800
$50 lbs. $50 to sos: packers 7.25 t
7.65; stays 700 to TAO.
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Captain Spann Gives
instruction at Fargo

Fargo, N. D., Dec. 7.-(AP)-
Field and staff officers of 164th in
fantry. North Dakota National
Guard, held conference on combat
principles at the regular quarterly
meeting in Fargo today.
Captain J. l.. Ostander, regular
army instructor at Minot, had
charge Of the school and chose
problems in divisional organization
as his subject. Captain Ostrander
is assisted by Captains w. M. Spann,
Bismarck, and Z. F. Boursky, Far
go, both regular army instructors
on duty with North Dakota guard
troops. ,n
Those present for conference in
cluded: Adjutant General G. A. Fra
ser, Fargo; Colonel d. S. Richie,
Valley City; Lieutenant Colonel l..
4. Baird, Dickinson; Majors L. B.
Greene, Edgeley; B. c. Boyd, Grand
Forks; T. j. Thompson, Wahpeton;
Z. r. Sarles, Hillsboro; Captains
Beier. Darlington, and F. A. Moore,
Grafton.
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STEER CARCASS
WORTH $4,000
Iowa Boy Stock Raiser Sees
Meat Sold for S6.75 Per
Pound at Chicago

Chicago, Dec. 7.-(AP)-keith
Collins, Is year old Iowa stock rais-
er, was almost $4,000 richer today,
his grand champion dressed steer
carcass Of the International livestock
exposition selling at auction for
S6,75 per pound. only 20 cents under
the record price.
The champion dressed carcass,
weighing 1872 pounds. was purchased
by the McCaulley market of Mt.
kisoo. n. Y, the total price amount
ing to Sl,S73.50.
The award for the grand cham
pion carcass is the second highest
honor Of the entire stock show, the
highest being the grand champion
steer on the hoof which also was
won by an Iowa farm lad, Clarence
Goecke, II. of State Center. a
neighbour of Collins who lives at
Liscomb, Iowa.
a grand champion barrow car
casa. owned by Iowa State college,
was sold at auction at $l.60 per
pound, establishing E new record. 1t
sold for 80 cents last year. The win
ming barrow carcass weighed 231
pounds and was purchased BY Chi
cago grocery firm.
The first prize yearlinr steer car
cass was old hy Hall Orchards
company Of Hall Orchards. Mich. at
IS cents per pound, weighing GAS
pounds.
Young Collins ehampion-carcass
was an Aberdeen Angus.
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Fleck Director of
Motor Trades BODY

Fargo. N. D.. Dec. 7.-(AP)-
"A North Dakota unit of the North
west Motor Trades association was
organized here today. Harry Mil
er, jamestown automobile dealer,
was elected president. Other Of
tlcers are j. l.. Fields. Darlington.
vice president. and J. l. Brady, Far
60, treasurer.
Directors Of the association were
elected as follows: Roy Rue, Lid
gerwood; Thomas Moore. Grand
Forks; Harry McHugh, Devils Lake
Ole Frosaker, Minot; j. j. She
norry, Williston; ". A. Mcmillan,
Fargo; Gene Pegg. Valley City; r
c. R. Schultz. Mandan; j. A. Fleck
Bismarck; A. N. Paulsrud, Wahpe.
ton; R. +. Blenn, Dickinson; Frank
Bryant, Napoleon; w. G. Schultz
Beach; and D. P. Dadey. Fargo.
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Henry and Herman Sulenger, An
drew Sieghts and John Code.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Helm were
Wing callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wentz and
family visited at the VIM. Witt home
few days last week.
Albert, Fred and Martha Hind
brouch, l.. Roy Marchant, Lenora
Lydia and Custaf Witt and Irwin
Wentz were the Sunday evening
guests at the Herman Meters home
Mr.. and Mrs. Coon of Goodrich
were callers at the Jacob Wentz
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Novy and son
Edward motored to Bismarck Mon
day, where Edward will have his
eyes examined
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Berg and FAM
ily and Louise Thorn spent Thanks
giving day with the John Lab fam
lily futile.
Herman Meters and daughter
Marcella motored to MvClusky Mon.
day morning where Marcella had
some dental work done.
Catherine Lee shopped in Wing
Saturday afternoon.
Oliver Knudtson called at the VIM.
Ryan home Sunday afternoon.
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GET POSITIONS
WITH LAW FIRMS

Lawyers demand highly skilled.
intelligent, accurate and rapid steno-
eraphers- and get them At Dakota
Business College, Fargo. Anna
Ieiseth has gone to ATTY. Craven.
Darlington; Clara Hennessy. to
Chas. Coventry; Margaret oppen-
haver, to Knauf & Knauf, James,
town. Such positions lead to hiphlv
paid court reporting. Many ''Da-
kotans" Observation-Disclosures
Watch results Of D. B. c. AC-
TUAL BUSINESS training (copy-
ightcd-unobtainable elsewhere. }
Follow the SucceSSful". Mid
winter term Jan. 2-7. Write F. l..
Watkins, Pres, 800 Front St, cargo.
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Cow Stealers Case
in Supreme Court

Arguments were presented to the
state supreme court today in the case
OF Adolph Hazer, Goodwin, and Ru-
dolph Hazer, Cleveland, who were
sentenced to prison terms of one and
one-half years each following their
conviction in the Stutsman county
district court on charges of cattle
stealing.
The Hazers were convicted of
stealing COW and calf but thei,
attorney, John Knauf. jamestown
commended today that the testimony
upon which they were convicted has
since been refuted by witnesses 70,
the prosecution.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

The Annual Meeting OF tho Stock :
holders of the Bismarck Building
and Loan Association will be held at
the office OF the Secretary, in the
City Of Bismarck. North Dakota, on
Saturday, January 10th, 1929, at 400
o'clock r. NJ.
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TANGO WOMAN DEAD

Fargo, n. D., Dec. 7.-(AP)-
Mrs. Susanna Anderson, 81, a form
o. resident Of Fargo, died at the
hona Of her daughter, Mrs. Jew
Rerd, Denver, Colo, Thursday. The
body will be brought to North Dako-
= Monday for burial at Forasc.
Surviving are three sons and one
daughter.
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BRIDE SHOT TO
DEATH IN AUTO

Fort Worth, Texas, Dec. 7.-tPl-
Mrs. Tom 3. Owens. Jr., bride of n
few weeks, was shot to death as she
sat in an automobile on highway
near here today Her husband. son
Of prominent cotton broker of
New York with offices here, was
brought to hospital with wounds
which physicians said probably would
prove fatal.
The couple had just returned from
their honeymoon.
Mrs. Owens was the daughter Of
.. S. Lands, head of the local
weather bureau.
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Tots Fall Into Pail
of Hot Water Fatal

Fargo, Dec. 7-(AP)-Funeral
servlcss were held today for Betty
Rae Adams, 3, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grin Adams, Wild Rice. who
died Yesterday from burns received
when she fell into . pail If hot wa
bsr Tuesday.
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extra time ct the lake where they
have great sport skating. The leo
is very good this year 50 therefore
it is an advantage.
Miss Title Peterson Of Bismarck
spent 9 few days visiting friends
in Moffit.
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CANNON, IN SIGHT

Denver, Dec. 7.-R)-Diamond
Jack Alterie was in court for carry
ing concealed weapons. His defense
was that his gun was in plain sight.
The jury agreed with him, finding:
"That gun couldn't be concealed
in anything smaller than a hayloftH
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

Chicago. Dec. 7.--P)-Wheat No,
2 hard 1.20; No. ? northern spring
1.1sl2; sample grade mixed 96.
Corn-No. mixed 1873 6s0; No.
8 yellow S2@35; No. white $50
sou; semple grade 6s@75.
Oats No. 2 white 49, @491:; sam
pie grade As.
Rye no sales. Barley 5s@73; TIM
othy seed 5.0@5.so; clover seed
23.5O@31.50.
Lard 1921.
Ribs 1850.
Bellies 11.75.
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scAL1OPED CORES

A broadelnth suit in rich blue has
flarin9 skirt that attaches It's IL
CORES = ,ca!lops TO : fitted yoke.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
Birthday
Of Mrs. A. A. Taylor
Observed by Reunion

Mrs. A. A. Taylor celebraed her
.S0th birthday with a family re-
union and dinner on February 27
at the family home in Sunnyside.
Mrs. Taylor has, been resident
OF this district for many years
and is we'll known throughout this
part of Arizona. The birthday party
was the occasion for gathering
of relatives from all over Arizona
and Mrs Taylor ook great joy in
the festivities and in seeing so
many of her children together at
one time
Those who ATTENDED were: Mr.
and Mrs. John West of Stafford Mr..
and Mrs. i George Evans of Stafford;
e. E. Long, Miss Dorris Long,
Miss Margaret Long, Elmer Long,
Mrs. Anna Golding, Theodore Gold
ing, Miss Della Golding, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Golding and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bee Rasco and chill
dren, Mr. and Mrs. forest Golding
and baby, E. e. Taylor and MI.
and Mrs. j. W. Taylor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
.ROMNEY-DOANF
BOTH PLEASED
WITH DOUGLAS

Convinced that they came to good
place to engage in business when they
selected Douglas, c. M Romney and
r. p Doane, the active members OF
the Romney-Doane Chevrolet agency
announced yesterday that they will
live their first load of late model
Chevrolets in their agency rooms at
1912 q avenue ready for business Mon
day morning. Further, they stated
that other carloads of Ghevrolets are
on the way to Douglas for their agency
and that they will soon have a COM
prehensive line of new d,rs and COM
plete and well selected stock of Chew
rolet parts SO that Chevrolet owners
may be serviced promptly and salts
factorily.
The new company also made the
announcement that they have already
started negotiations for a new building
on G avenue to be erected strictly for
a sales agency for automobiles and to
be planned and equipped with the lat
est ideas in sales and service agencies
They started out with the motto of
"Friendly Service" and decll red their
purpose to make their new place the
Chevrolet owners in this part of Ari-
IONA so that whenever Chevrolet
owner had an operating problem or
any other problem about his car, he
would know that he could get service
and information on all such problems
at their agency.
Both Mr. Doane and came to
Douglas first with little knowledge OF
the city except that general informa-
ton that one gets about any city in a
radius of 100 or 200 miles of where he
lives,' s, i'd Mr.. Romney. "That has
resulted quite favorably to us because
we find Douglas is SO much better
than we had believed it that we not
only are satisfied with our decision
but we are delighted. There is every
evidence that there is a fine field for
the Chevrolet here and we shall use
our best endeavors to service the field
to advann ge."
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
HUBERT Is OUT
ON AUTHORITY
OF COAST POLICE.

Cole Hubert, the self styled aviator,
man with the tall yellow boots and
the marked face, for which he could
not account was released from the
Douglas Jail yesterday by deputy
sheriffs when they received a tele-
gram from the sheriff at San Diego,
Calf, saying that Hubert was in
Jail in that city on February 25 and
could not have been the man who
assaulted a young woman in that
city on that day.
Hubert was arrested here by Depu-
ty Sheriff Ash, assisted by police Off
GERS, after the man had appeared in
Aqua Prieta with a story of having
been crashed with an aeroplane 30
miles south in the Sonora desert
and having gone without water for
five days.
The story did not fit in and after
sheriff's forces in Tucson had noti-
fled the local officers that Hubert
had fled from that city he was held
here in the belief that he was the
man wanted for assault in San Diego.
Hubert did not make clean explain
alton of his movements to officers
here at any time while in custody
and while they affirmed time and
again that they questioned his stories
and believed him in hiding for some
evasion of the law they were salts
fled to release him when the San
Diego office wired Saturday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
Twilight Burglar
Has Been Sent To
County Seat Jail

Ramon GARLIC, twilight burglar,
has gone to Tombstone where he
has taken up quarters in the inside
tier of cells in the Cochise county
Jail. Garlic is given special care
by everyone with whom he comes
in contact He secured a pair of
fine steel saws while a guest of
Chief Bowden at the Douglas Jail
end wrecked a fine set of cell Win
dow bars and perfectly good Win
dow SILL
After a while the superior court
will try Garlic on charges of first
decree burglary and Sheriff Hen
shaw will be asked at that time
to produce GARLIC in person so
Garlic gets special attention. He
and his cell are searched regularly
and the locks OF his tier Of cells
have been especially oiled and in
spected to see that when the lever
is pulled down nothing is going to
prevent the locks from slipping into
place.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
CONTEST DATE
MAY Be ON APRIL
SIX, IS OUTLOOK
School OratOrical Contend
ers of County Planning
Elimination Meet

Tentative agreement upon April
6 as the date for the Cochise coun-
ty division elimination in the ma
tional constitutional oratorical con-
test has been announced by j. Fish
Smith, superintendent Of the st.
David'a schools. That date is un-
derstood to 0e generally agreeable
to all concerned Last year there
were entries only from Douglas,
Bisbee and Sc, David but it is, the
hope Of the Douc.as school officials
that Tombstone and Wilcox both
will take an interest in the con-
test by sending speakers this year.
The report haJ reached Douglas
that Tucson, lacking contenders
within its district, has asked to be
Included in the Cochise county dis
trict and this would not be opposed
by Douglas as it is regarded as
desirable to have the geenest pos
sible competition so that winning
the contest becomes genuine
honor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
SIMON CLEARS
WAY FOR new
Line OF CARS

George Simon of the Simon Motor
company, received a message yester-
day calling him to Phoenix and the
Pacific coast on business of an urgent
nature and he will leave either today
or to. .0rrow to be gone for a week or
ten days, depending upon how quickly
he can conclude his business. When
he returns to the CITY, ne stited yes
terday, he expects to make announce
ment of a new automobile agency for
Douglas, that being one of the features
of his trip to the coast.
In the meantime, Mr. Simon an
nollnced, his agency will continue to
sell from it's large stock of 1923 model
Chevrolet cars, furnishing the pur-
chaser with his car Immediately on
closing the deal, as the cars are now
on the floor of his agency. He stated,
also that he has several exceptional
bargains in 1927 Chevrolets that have
been used only slightly and have been
tuned up until it would take a doctor
to tell the difference between them
and a new car.
'My stock of Chevrolet cars and
Chevrolet parts is second to none and
buyers of cars will do well to look them
over before closing deal for "a new
car" said Mr. Simon. "They will find
astonishing bargains in the used cars
and they will find my prices on the
1928 model the going prices in this
territory My cars are the latest
models in every type made by the
! Chevrolet.
"My trip to the coast is being made
to conclude the details of getting my
new line into Douglas Ind when re-
turn, 1 will have an announcement
that will interest everyone who drives
car. Meanwhile, the Simon Motor
company has an unusually large sup
ply of authorized Chevrolet parts made
! by the Chevrolet company, snd we
have also an efficient repair force SC
anyone wanting. Chevrolet repaired
in any way, we invite them to patronize
U.S."
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
CARNIVAL CAIETY SWEEPS CITY
ASACUA PRIETA ENDS PROGRAM
NHONOR OF SONORA GOVERNOR

The spirit of carniyal reigned
in Aqua Frieta last night and the
entire population of the little Mex
lean city, half of the population
Of Douglas and hundreds from other
towns both in Sonora and Arizona
ccngregated there at three big
dances in honor of Governor Fausto
Topete. -
The international character of the
celebration which brought Governor
c. w. P. Hunt from Phoenix on
Friday and which caused the bring
ing together of the more prominent
men of the entire district at a
great banquet on Friday night was
in evidence last evening as Ameri-
cans and Mexicans mingled on three
dance floors where the affairs were
especially in honor OF Governor To-
pete and at half dozen cafes and
cabarets which were crowded with
celebrators of both nationalities
bent on expressing their enthusi-
asm even if the regular dances
were too crowded for them
The Club Social with it's spacious
ball room was crowded The ball
room at the Customs house was
filled to overflowing and at the
plaza where the common people
celebrated to the strains of ex-
quisite music, the unusually large
space for dancing. was completely
taken up. Governor Topete mingled
with the merry makers at each
function and from time to time
exclaimed in appreciation of the.
completeness of the reception he
has been given here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
WILLIS GIVEN
PRISON TERM
3 TO 5 YEARS

J. P. Willis, convicted in the Cochise
county superior court of the crime OF
obtaining money by false pretenses,
was yesterday sentenced at Tombstone
to serve from three to five years in the
state prison of Arizona. Willis gave
notice of appeal but the court did not
fix bond in this case, End he will be
held in the custody of the sheriff in
the Cochise county jail pending action
on the appeal.
Willis was charged with having Sc
cured money through fraudulent rep
resentations concerning certain stock
that he was selling. He was arrested
at Wichita, Kans., after he had been
located there following quite a search
and he vigorously protested return to
Arizona but lost his fight against ex-
tradition and was brought back.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
WILLIS CONVICTED

BISBEE, March 3 R--J. p Willis,
one time president of the new defunct
Passey Brothers Products company of
Phoenix, was sentenced to serve from
three to five years in the state prison.
Willis was recently convicted of obtain
ing money under false pretenses from
Mrs. Josephine Blalack of Douglas, to
whom he was alleged to have sold
stock in the Phoenix concern when he
knew that it was insolyent.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
KILL NICARAGTA REBEL.

MANAGUA, NICARAGUA, Mar 3
R)-One rebelt was killed today by
marines who routed a band of Is
near Biyagual after a brisk fight
Lieutenant John G. Walraven, Of
Pennsylvania. was, leading the pa
troll of marines FROM relpaneCa
whic hencountered the rebels.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
ANNOUNCEMENT

I have taken over the agency Of the
Ell Paso Times, succeeding Clinton An
dreson, and will make collection for
subscriptions effective March 1, 1923.
1t is my desire to give prompt and
efficient delivery service.
Adyt.- CLAUDE RODGERS.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
ATTENTION. WI. o. w.

Special meeting of Woodmen of the
World and their friends for smoker,
at the Moose Hall, March g. Do not
miss this treat
Advt.- SEC'Y OF ENTERTAINMENT.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
SCHOOLNOTES

Honor roll for Sunnyside, February,
Mrs. Virginia Heinze, principal:
1B-Lulu Dell Kelley.
1A--J. w. Britain.
2B-Shekri Simon.
2A--Mary Dickens.
3B-Virginia Simon Jack Carter,
Abbie Cooley.
3A-FranceS SauVe.
Buy your new spring suit and shirts
made to order from Bates, 761 18th st.
See window displaying newest colors
and styleS.-Advt
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04

One Gallon TexacO Liquid Wax
Floor Dressing, Csc. O'Cedar Oil Mop
and bottle polish, both for SOC. One
each to a customer. POsten- Arthur
Hardware Co., Douglas Busy Hard
ware Store."-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
Golf News

Golf News
In the sweepstake event yesterday
morning at the Country club golf
links Mrs. George r. Drysdale and
Miss Verne Rogers tied Tor first place
and will divide the first prize, which
was one dozen golf balls. Mrs. r. l..
Hoyal came in second and was
awarded the second prize.
Douglas women golfers have invited
the Bisbee women players to lunch
con and team match here next
Saturday.
J A group of II men players left
early yesterday morning for Cananea
and will play there today.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04

Buy your new spring suit and shirts
made to order from Bates, 761 18th st.
See window displaying newest colors
and Styles.-AdVt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
RUMMAGE SALE

Assembly No 4, Order of Rainbow
for Girls will hold rummage sale at
e33 G Ave, March and 7.--Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04

Palomar Beauty and Barber Shop
next to Palomar Hotel. Phone 167.-
Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
To Make Homes Here

Mr.. and Mrs r. P Doane and their
four children have arrived from E,
Paso and will make their home in
Douglas at 1926 Eleventh street.
Doane is part Of the firm of Romney-
Doane Chevrolet company of Douglas
Mr.. Romney will be joined here
today by Mrs. Romney also of FL
Paso, and while they have not
selected a definite place in which to
live they expect to make Douglas
their permanent home.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
To Phoenix

To Phoenix
Mrs. VIM. Adamson left Douglas
Friday to return to Phoenix, where
she and Mr.. Adamson are spending
the winter. Mrs AdaInson has been
in Douglas attending to business
affairs for the past ten days.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04

"No Breakfast Complete Without
The Dispatch"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
Father Innroves

Word has reached Douglas that
Mrs E. T. Williams father is I'M
proving at San Bernardino, Calf,
where Mrs Williams was called re-
Gently on account of his serious
illness.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
no Phoe1lix

Arthur Seaman, who recently had
an operation at the Calumet hospital
was able to leave Friday and went
to PhCneix, where he will be with
his parents for while.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
Confined bY Illness

Mrs. F. H. Walther, her daughter
Mary Jane, aged eight, and son
Frederick, aged five, are all confined
to the home by illness. The Walthers
reside at 953 Fourteenth street.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
DR.. Jay in Douglas

DR.. Charlton Jay, examining physi-
clan for the Copper Queen Mining
company, has been appointed to
examine all men entering the COM
pany employ from Douglas and he
will spend about three mornings a
week in Douglas and the rest of his
time in BiSbee.