Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-19

Wilcox, spent Saturday in the county
| scat on court business.
Fred Kinney, Mrs Fred Juliff, Mrs.
! G. H. Compton, Mrs j. F.. P3pin, Mrs.
W. j. johnson, Mrs Kate Tibbits, j. c.
Wlr1s and Mrs Woods, all of Warren
district, spent Saturday afternoon IN
Tombstone, being subpoenaed as wit
nesseS in the uo~-oeton case now be-
ing tried in the local court,
Jack Giles, deputy sheriff of Webb,
and Bill Adams constable from Dra-
COON, spent Saturday in this city on
business.
Miss Clara Johnson, music instructor
in the local grammar school, has start
CO work on the operetta pickles"
which will be presented during the
/ closing exercises of this term of school,
All the characters have not yet been
selected, but it is understood that Miss
Catherine Giacoma will play one lead.
while Jean Dendinger will play oppo5-
lite her. Little Miss Giacoma'S ex-'
cellent work in Miss Cherry Bios
SONS" last spring will be remembered
by those who attended,
The university glee club will ap-
pear in Tombstone next Friday eve
ming presenting a one-alct Elay, as
we'll as their regular singing program.
Tombstone citizens are looking for
war dto the event which is always
popular entertainment here.
VIM. Byrd and Mr.. Anderson, rep
resenting the state highway depart
mcnt spent Friday in this city, Mr..
Byrd explaining the new motor We
hicle law and urging all police Of
ficers end deputies to cooperate with
his department in the enforcement OF
the same Upon leaving Tombstone
the two men went to Bisbee and Doug
las on the same business.
Mrs. Robert French, and daughter.
Mrs. Walsh, both of Douglas, passed
through Tombstone Friday afternoons
en- route home after spending several
weeks in Phoenix visiting with friends.
Word was received here late this
afternoon of an accident this side OF
the Schiefflin monument about two
miles from Tombstone. The car is y
Dodge with a Pima county license
plate and it is known that the oc-
clpants were school teachers from
Tucson. They we're removed to Tomb
stone where they were treated for
minor cuts and bruises and continued
on their way 1t is not known how the
accident occurred the car not being
badly damaged.
joe CBaby) Fredericks still continues
to improve from the serious burns re-
ceived when the Owl cafe burned here
several days ago. For time Baby
was not expected to recover, having
been burned over the major portion
of his body However, according toI
DR.. Schenck, the youngSter is improv-t
ing rapidly and it is thought that his
face and orms will bear no scars. Hel
is member of the eighth grade and is |
only 13 years old His many friends
are very glad that he is coming out
of his mishap so we'll.
Mrs. George Henshaw is confined ol
her bed this week due to an injury re-
ceived when she turned her ankle
coming down the steep stairs at the
court house. Mrs. Henshaw tore a.
ligament loose and has been forced to
postpone a trip she planned on taking
to Tucson.
Miss Clara Igo Of Phoenix, is spend !
ing a few days here visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Johnnie Igo.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued out of the county |
clerks office since Feb. l: Victor Lopez
to wed Refugio Duarte, both of Doug
las; John j. Macnich to we'd Mary
Ellen Callahan, both of Bisbee; Gill /
berto Donogan to wed Amalio Rigoli,
both of Bisbee; VIM julius Hutter- I
n Ua1Y1oo GfOkPc hnfh Of
Bisbee; Ramon Avila to wed Josefa
Alive, both of Can2nea, Sonora, Mex
ico; Filbarto Jimenez to wed Maclovia
Rosas, both of BiSbee; VIM. Thos.
Croner to wed Tillie Mae Corker, botn
of Bisbee; Isaac Fem to wed Fern
Shumway, both of Pomerene; Julio
Aviles to wed Guadalupe Martinez
both Of Cananea; Yemall Rodriguez to
wed Carmen Nunez, both of Bisbee
The state, seeming to be anxious to
finish the Hampston case as soon as
possible, rested Saturday morning at
IL 80 after presenting testimony tend
ing to prove that Mr.. Hampston en-
bezzled the sum of 500 on June I
from the Wooten Hardware company,
of Bisbee Henry King, Johnnie Woods,
D. M. Said, j. G. Wertz, Joe Kobey,
w. F. Grubb Ed Simmons, John Wat
son, T.. A. Rosak, Ben Kelly, A. E.
Brehm and Ray Brehm, all witnesses
for the state, testified to the accounts
run at the various places of business
by them, by this, endeav-
3ring to prove that Mrs Hampst ~
spent more than she made. Court
adjourned until 15O when the state
closed, at which time, the defense
opened. Fred Sutter and Walter
Roche are the special prosecuting at
orneys in this case. James T. Gentry.
3. G. Thompson and Rheasa Cornelius
If the county attorneys office also are
N the prosecution. Alexander Murry
any Frank Thomas, Bisbee attorneys,
.re representing the defense.