Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-05

the yards here on Wednesday night
when the officer was fired on as he
was taking his prisoner to the yard
offices, was released from the city jail
yesterday on 500 bond.
A charge of carrying concealed wea-
pens was placed against the youth
Careful investigation both by railroad
detectives and local police failed, ac-
cording to reports, to disclose anything
questionable in the conduct of the
youth prior to the time of his arrest
by the officer in the railroad yards
Confined to Their Home
The two small children of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Meadows, 1904 18th
home for the past two weeks on
account of illness.
Visits Parents
George Dave is spending the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Dave. Dave is a student OF
the University OF Arizona.
Go to Tucson
Jack Humble and H. Peckman will
leave today overland for Tucson to
| spend Sunday with friends. They
expect to, return sometime Monday.
j Weekend in Douglas
Miss Molly Sweeney, who is at
tending the University of Arizona at
Tucson, is spending the week end
with her parents, Mr.. alTd Mrs. j. M.
Sweeney.
viii Visit at Los Angeles
| Mrs. Alfred. Paul and daughter, Miss
Winifrecf Paul. lett yesterday for Los.
Angeles and ether coast cities where
they will spend a week or ten days.
From Benson
Mrs. Milo K. Novak spent Saturday
in Douglas on business, returning
late Saturday evening to her home in
Benson.
Back to Jury Duty
John B. Crowell, cashier OF the
Bank of Douglas, will return to jury
duty in the u. S. district court at
Tucson tomorrow. He will GO to
Tucson by way of Tombstone where
he will appear before the Cochise
county board of supervisors as a
member of the aviation committee
of Douglas to urge action by the
supervisors looking to the procure
ment of an airport for the city OF
Douglas, the step to be taken by the
board under the statute providing for
such development. Mr.. Crowell will
report in court Tuesday morning at
Tucson
b. or r.. T. Meeting
The ladies auxiliary of b. of r. T.
will hold its regular business meeting
Wednesday at 2:3O p. m at Union
hail. All members are urged to be
present.
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Visitor from Clinton, Iowa
/ Miss Lora Lorenzen, of Clinton
Iowa, is visiting her cousin Mrs
George r. DrySdale, and will probably
remain here several weeks.
StOutS Return to <Tew York
i Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Stout, who have
been the house guests OF p G.. Beckett
for the past several days, returned
to New York city yesterday.
Circus Coming Along
/ The " Nj. G. A. circus program
on March will present so boys and
young men in its various stunts. The
clowning is in charge OF A. Thrasher
and A. Bruhn.
The pyramid teams are at work on
new pyramids which IEave been
planned by the director, j, w. Deem
ing, and before the time for the big
show there will be three teams in
action. The bar team is composed
practically of the same boys as were
on the team last year.
Cave Creek Getting Patronage
Mrs. E. w. Gurnett and son, Larry,
of Sierra Linda dude ranch at the
/. mouth of Cave Greek canyon, arrived
in Douglas yesterday On business for
the ranch. Mr.. Gurnett went to
Bisbee last night but will return today
, and accompany his mother back tc
the ranch They report a bright
business bullock in the demand fol
accommodations at the Sierra Linda
ranch hotel. A party CT six is sched-
uled to arrive this week from the east
and inquiries are coming with regu-
Iarity since they starteS advertising
their. place in some OF the et3terr
magazines, including the American
Banker.
Bank CIearings for January
:, Bank clearings for Douglas durine
the month OF January Tint of 9
steady and healthy business among
the interests of the city. The clear
ings, according to John B. CroWell
cashier of the Bank OF Douglas
amounted to $3,186,258 or an average
daily clearing OF $127,38O.
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Paradise Hotel Man Here
E. F. Epley, OF Chiricahua lodge
4 at Paradise, was in Douglas yesterday
on business. He told friends herr
that he has his hotel full all tht
time and that just now his trad'
| is coming chiefly from Michigan
Il Fried chicken dinner, soc, at 626 16tl
st. Sunday from 12 to 6 p. m. Mrs
w. M. Broaden-Advt