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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-28
$500 COTTON BALES
in TUCSON DISTRICT

According to reports 1rcm the
Rillito- Cortero- -NIarana cotton dis
trict, near Tucson, more than $500
bales of cotton were produced there
during the past season Win ;ae
cotton bringing an average price Of
$95 a bale and the returns from the
sale Of the seeds covering tine cost
Of the ginning, the growers realized
a small margin OF profit, it was
disclosed.
The seed from the cotton einned,
all Of which was handled through
the Tucson Cotton Oil company's
plant, reached a volume of 5000 tons
The Eulls are used to finish cattle
at the Oil companys feed yards,
while the meal, after the oil mas
been extracted, is shipped in carload
lots, for livestock feeding, 10 Utah,
Nebraska and Colorado,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-28

NEW YORK, Jan. ~ R-Dr. Ly-
dard Horton, Boston biological psy-
chologist, arrived today and began
reconstructing the mental attitude of
Frances st. John Smith before she
disappeared from Smith college in
the hope that her present where
abouts might so be revealed.
DR.. Horton said that, figuratively
speaking, he would construct a
checker board of the girls mind and
trace the movement Of thoughts and
motivatipg impulses across it. When
the :game" is played out, he said,
he hopes to findl Miss Smith herself.
The psychologist said that the
underlying cause of Miss Smiths dis
appearance was apparently ner low
scholastic standing. Under the cir
cumstances he believed she might
logically resort either to self de-
struction or running away. He felt
sure in this instance, however. that
the action had not been self de-
struction.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-28

fairly" Zander declared. This work,
he said, would save millions to the
taxpayers.
After adjournment of the conven
ton today directors Of the associa-
ton passed resolution calling upon
the federal radio board to suppress
the practice of some radio stations
in broadcasting free lot schemes by
which, the realtors said, lots are
given away for the cost of making
the transfer. Often the lois ars
too narrow for building purposes and
the owner of the so-called free lot
is forced to purchase additional
ground. it was claimed.
After opposition had developed in
the session to recommending that
every state be urged to pass a
master planning act, based on the
Hoover city planning act" 1t was
voted to, authorize appointment OF a
committee to investigate it and report
at the midsummer convention i'll
Louisville, Ky.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-28
CLUB THAT ONCE
WAS POPULAR Is
WING LIFE

" That the international club in
Aqua Prieta, once one of the most
popular places in which to dine
and dance on the entire border, is
to come again into favor is the
opinion OF many who have visited the
club the past two weeks since it has
been reopened by Medo and Johnson.
The new management remodeled
and redecorated the big dining room
and the booths in the ciu0 house.
They did away with everything they
thought the public did not like and
retained A.what they thought the
public liked Especially pleasing they
report is the fact that the Cinnamon
who have cooked the food served
there for years, are still in charge
of the kitchens.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-28
costs
ARE TOO HIGH
REALTOR SAYS

HOUSTON, Texas, Jan. 27 E1-
Americas tax expending bodies are
throttling real estate. Harvey Zander,
Chicago, president, told The National
Association Of Real Estate Boards
today, asserting that the present cost
of building was indefensibly high in
comparison to other manufactured
commodities.
A ccdification of tax laws will be
undertaken by the taxation commit
tee and state council OF the associa~
ton with the idea Of seeking to
bring about passage of simplified laws
in every state "and that will treat
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-28
WHITE HORSE PSYCHOLOGIST
REA2S ON ROOF REGIONS TRUCTS
OF CLUB HOUSEIDISAPPEARANCE

The popular White Horse club in
Aqua Prieta started cut as little
cafe with little signs. The trade
mark Of the club is a rearing white
horse without equipment Now the
White Horse club occupies one whole
corner Of a city block and great
new sign has just been completed
on the roof of the cabaret.
This new sign is startling in the
distinctness with which that trade
mark shows up. The lettering giving
the name of the cIuO appears as
usual but rearing from the center
of the sign is a life size white horse
and one must see it to appreciate
If. f
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-28
Outing
6 yards for $l.O0

Outing, SO inches wide,
white and light colors,
small assortment, Jan
uary Clearance 6 yards
for -.$1.0O
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-28
89c yard

Slip Satin, 40 in. wide,
in all the new shades,
Clearance Sale, yard 89c
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-28
Notions

Tatting edges, Embroid-
cry edging and Rick
Rack Braid, values to
25c, Clearance Sale, e.
per bunch ,..-.....-.--., -
One Lot Buttons, Janu-
ary Clearance 10c
Sale, per dozen,
Rick Rack Braid and
Bias Tapes, Jan 10c
uary Clearance \. ~
One lot Silkine Crochet
Cotton in colors, e.
Clearance Sale -. ~
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-28
FOULOIs CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON Jan. 27 PJ-The
nomination of Lieut.. Col. Benjamin
D. Foulois to be assistant chief of
air service was confirmed today by
the senate It had been held up
by Chairman Reed of the military
committee pending an investigation
FouloiS will serve with the rang Of
brigadier general.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-28
Rope Floss
10 skeins for IOc

Rope Floss in all colors,
nice for embroidery,
Clearance Sale, 10 skeins
for .. .1Oc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
COLORSCHEME
BIG FEATURE
New Cadillacs Steal
Natures Colors;
Open Shop

With the opening Of the social sea
son in Florida, a salon for the DIS
play of coachwork en- Cadillac and
LaSalle chassis has been opened IN
a new builiing in the exclusive club
and shopping district of Palm Beach
by the Cadillac Motor al company.
The purpose Of the salon Is TO ex-
hibit in a community Of wealth and
leisure the things that are new and
different in the highest type o.
caoehcraft. In il Will be displayed
the latest and finest creations for
these two chassis by body designers
of the Fisher and Fisher-Fleetwood
organizations.
Officials of the Cadillac company
state that Palm Beach has been Sc
lected for this winter season salon
because OF its Importance as a win
ter resort for Americas most veal
thy and prominent people. pointing
out that it is q national institution
like Deauyille in France and as such
has become. like the celebrated
French resort, a fashion and style
center for the southern winter sea
son.
Initiation Of the salon has been
prompted by the success which has
attended similar displays in New
York. Chicago and Washington,
where every facility has been avail
able for the development Of the pref
erence of the individual, and where
automobile coachwork can be stud
led in artistic surroundings and re
moved from the atmosphere of the
mart.
For the current season the Cadil-
lac company has selected as the
motif Of its most original coach
work. color creations from Natures
studios" a device which attracted
marked attention at the New York
body-builders' salon. Birds, flowers,
midnight skies, minerals. ocean wa
tiers and rare butterflies furnish the
color theme of the BODIES which is
faithfully carried out in the color
and design Of upholstery and hard
ware. and wherever possible in in
laid figures of the interior walnut
paneling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
Open CAR TO
RETURN SOON
franklin Convertible
Coupe Seen AS a
F~orerunner

Rebirth OF the open car, practically
IN convertible bodies. is forecast for
the coming season by the custom
bodies exhibited at the New York
Automobile Salon. The movement
toward h convertible, which real
ly started in Europe, has been get
ting under way in this country for
som. time, assuming definite shape
at the National Automobile SHOWS
last winter. when the appearance of
a convertible coupe on a Franklin
chassis caused a wide stir of inter-
est.
This coupe introducing q new note
IN the lowness of its belt line. be-
came at the will of its owner, either
"A coupe or an open model with the
contour of the true roadster. Be-
cause decreased use Of open models
by the the general public had made
open cars almost exclusively the
property Of the fashionable world. it
was predicted that the convertible
coupe would stand in the quality
field as the main stop-gap between
the open car and the closed car for
those who wanted the advantages of
both and the disadvantages or nei-
Their.
The new Franklin Airman there
fore, has brought out this body as
a standard model. equipping II with
a quickly convertible top in which
the custom quality of the original
model has been retained in insure
tight. no%n-rattling joints. and a par
ticularly rigid clamping device is
used for fastening the top moulding
to the windshield.
The from. compartment holds three
passengers, with room in the rumble
seat hamper for two extra. A golf
club compartment is provided in the
rear deck. the latter being formed
in a long. graceful curve with a
slight upturn at the bottom edge.
Sale of the car has been very
brisk. Production has been unable
to keep pace with the demand and
a large number of untitled orders are
now on the books, according to
Franklin officials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01

HOLLYWOOD. Cal.-tP-Douglas
Fairbanks, who made athletic act
ing famous on the screen. aims to
make athletic architecture popular
on the Southern California %seacoast.
He and Mrs. Fairbanks-Mary
Pickford-have put architects to
work on plans for a seaside house
that will cling to a cliff near San
Diego like a steel-and-stucco aero
bat. Cantilever construction, the
designer says. will enable il to do
this without slipping off into the
ocean in rainy weather.
The garage Of this cliff dwelling
will be on the top floor. because
that is nearest the highway. There
also will be a water-level entrance
from which guests arriving in mo-
torboats or yachts can climb 10 the
first floor. and one of the overhang-
ing balconies will be near enough
10 the breakers to permit Doug and
Mary to enjoy surf-fishing while
listening 10 the radio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
Film Shows Farmers
How to Kill Parasites

LONDON. Rt-Farmers can now
enlist the aid Of the cinema in fight
ing parasites which attack his sheep
and cattle.
A film has been completed and
shown with great success in Eng
land by the Cooper Technical Bureau
of Chicago. showing not only the de-
structive character of farm pests. bu.
the methods now being used to fight
them.
The film shows the sheep ked and
lo.se and sheep-scab mite. In the
ease of cattle the life cycle and
habits and ravages of the variable fly
are fully and clearly exhibited. The
film is being lent to Agricultural
schools and government departments
of agriculture all over the world.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
DODCERADIO
Time PLEASES
Company Is Lauded
On Program Pre-
sentation

~Oodge Brothers present" Thou
sands of radio fans in all parts Of
the country have written to their
radio stations, which belong to the
NBC Red Network, c~omplimenting
them or the presentation of the
Dodge Brothers program which Is
given every Thursday night over
thirty-seven stations to all parts of
the country.
The elimination OF phrases which
have become hackneyed and the SIM
piicity in announcing have appeal
ed to all parts of the nation. Radio
fans hear only the NBC announcer
in the local station announcements
and then dodge Brothers present
followed by the hour Of music.
This new weekly Dodge Brothers
feature was inaugurated December
Is and will be heard each Thurs
day evening from s to $3.50 p. m, +.
s. T.; z TO 1880 p. m. {. s. T.; while
on the Pacific Coast the hours are
Q to $3.50 D. m. Pacific Coast Time.
NBC Red Network stations broad
casting this program are WEAF, New
York; WEEP, Boston; VITO, Hart
ford; WAR, Providence: WTAG.
Worcester: WCSH, Portland; WIFI,
Philadelphia; WRC, Washington:
WGY, Schenectady; WCAE. Pitts
burgh; WTAM, Cleveland; WV. De
troit; WSAI. Cincinnati; KSD, st.
Louis; WRHM, Minneapolis, St.
Paul; WTMJ. Milwaukee; woo,
Davenport; WHO. Des Moines;
WOW, Omaha; WDAF. Kansas City;
woo, Tulsa:s WFAA, Dallas;
wHAS, Louisville; WSM. Nashville;
VINO, Memphis; WSB, Atlanta;
WIT, Charlotte; WEBB, Chicago;
wGR. Buffalo.
NBC Pacific Coast Network listen
ers hear the program through KGO,
Oakland; RP0, San Francisco; XII,
Los Angeles; KWG. Portland. Ore:
KOMO and KF0A, Seattle and KHQ,
Snokare.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
Dwarf Farmers Are
Producing Paprika

BUDAPEST, Rl-Thousands Of
dwarf" farmers. each with his FAM
lily working a few square rods 10 an
acre and a half of land. produce
gary annually. Some Is exported 10
the Balkan countries. but Hungary
needs most of the crop for itself.
By c~ultivating the tiny farms
from spring until autumn and using
the winter months to work the pap
rike in the farm homes or mills. Hun
garian farmers produced l6.255,i77
pounds Of paprike from 7.2Ss acres
last year alone. The government
controls the industry and officially
seals and grades the ground paprika.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
GAS HOLDER BEACONS

CHIIAGU - Gas companies are
planning to follow the lead Of sew
eral enterprising companies which
have painted on their huge gas
holders the name Of the city and an
arrow pointing in the direction Of
the nearest landing filed to guide
aviators. Especially in the sparsely
settled sections il is believed the
guides. painted in orange and black
and visible at $500 feet, will be a
real help TO pilots.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
Average Potato Crop
In u. S. Grading Coco

WASHINGTON. up - Preliminary
reports from the principal late po-
alto states indicate that 6s per cent
OF the crop this year will be grade
U. S. No. l. The quality of the crop
appears close TO the usual average.
although it is slightly below in prac-
tieally all states from the Dakotas
east, and above the average in west
ern states. The total crop is esti-
mated at 400, 305. 900 bushels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01

And SO, we convey our thanks and apprecia- I
ton to you, our friends and our patrons-you
who have enabled us to grow and prosper
and we can express no more fitting wish at
this, the turning of the calendar, than that all
of you will share richly in the good things of
1928 and enjoy a happy, helpful and prosper
ous New Year. =
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
POLAND BUILDS PLANES

WARSAW, Rl-Polish airplane
factories are experimenting with all
metal planes designed by Polish en-
gineers for use on Polish lines. II
is believed that these and other
commercial planes will be placed on
the market II -e2s.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01

dering of service and the giving of value, and this formula
was generously intermixed with friendliness and hospi-
tally. This method succeeded and it was not long before
Garza's was obliged to seek larger quarters by moving
next door and obtaining double floor space fronting on
two streets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
Thanks to You

LITTLE more than two years ago the Cara
Hardware Company was established in a fair
" large storeroom at Eleventh and Adams,
stocking a general line OF hardware. The
firm based its hope OF success upon the rem
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01

Again, growth OF business has forced a second en-
largement of floor space and facilities. We are now en-
gagged in our second move. Through a Encouragement Of
our main storeroom we are enabled to obtain more space
i'll which to serve you, and we are adding new and mod
crn fixtures and shelf cabinets which will enable us to
display our large stock more conveniently to YOU.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01

We have not stopped growing. We hope never to.
Service and value are building our business and we are
growing every day. May we add the hope that in the
near future your generous patronage will again force us
to seek larger quarters?
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-22
WELSH SINGERS
HERE SATURDAY
Cambrian Concert Company
TO Give Program at McCabe
Methodist Church

The Cambrian Concert company,
a group Of Welsh artists, will be
presented at the McCabe Methodist
church Saturday evening under the
auspices of the Mems Bible class of
the church. The proceeds from the
concert will be used to furnish new
Sunday School rooms.
The company includes jeanette
Christine, soprano, Granville Davies,
baritone, and William Ifor Jones, L.
r. A. NJ, soloist, organist, pianist
and accompanist. The following
program has been arranged for Sat.
urday's performance:
Organ
Allegro.vivace -. Rheinbergcr
William Ifor Jones
Aria-"Prologue" Pagliaccio. 80.
...... -. Leoncavello
Granville Davies
Aria, On Minghty Peres, from
Creation Haydn
jeanette Christine
Organ
Gothic Suite ............ Bocllman
introduction Choral
(b) Minuet Gothic (c) Pricre No
tre-Damc I'D Tocatta
William flor Jones
Songs My Mother Taught Me
Melba Waltz Song ....... Ardette
jeanette Christine
The Sword Of Ferrarra. Billiard
Granville Davies
Organ
Toccata B. Major ........ Dubois
William Ifor Jones
Duet
Widows Scene from Elijah .....
.............. Mendelssohn
jeanette Christine, Granville Davies
Organ Numbers ......... Selected
William Ifor Jones
Edui Toro Forni ............
Annie Laurie 49,.
jeanette Christine
Finale ................L emmiens
William flor Jones
America
Audience Is Requested To Sing
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-22
T0rrigiani Escapes
From Lipari Islands

Mention, France. March, 22.-t'.-
Information from Italy says that
Bomizio Torrigiani. head OF Italian
Free Masonry, has accomplished the
difficult feat Of escaping from the
Lipari Islands.
Torrigiani, who was condemned
to five years confinement on the
islands last April as an enemy Of
the Mussolini administration, is be.
licved to be in Corsica.
All ships except police vessels
arc barred TO the islands and it
took four months for Torrigiani to
effect his escape. Loyal Masons
are understood TO have aided him
in getting away.
The police vessels call at the
islands once a week with food and
drink for the prisoners who cxis,
in Medieval conditions. Many of
the cells are under water at high
tide and the prisoners arc obliged
to bail water out of them for three
hours through an upper window to
keep themselves from drowning.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-22
Philadelphia Man
May Be Arrested
by Senate Order

Washington. March 22.---'P'The
senate will be asked. probably to-
day. II crtlc.. the arrest Of Thomas
W. Cunningham. of Philadelphia for
contempt Of the senate campaign
funds committee because Of his re-
fusal to answer question:. A reso-
luton for this action is to be pre-
scented by Senator King, Democrat,
of Utah.
Cunningham, vho is treasurer Of
the Pennsylvania State Republican
COMMITTEES. refused to tell tn COM
mittcc in 1926 the source Of $4,000
which he contributed to the primary
campaign fund of William H. Ware.
lie is clerk of the quartz sessions
court in Philadelphia at salary Of
$4,000 a year, and the Investigators
were unable to understand how he
could have made such a contribu-
ton Of his own private funds.
The Philadelphia political leader
appeared before the committee both
IT Chicago ard Washington and each
time refused to give any informa-
ton about his contribution except
that It had been taken from his own
private funds and had been paid
over to Thomas F. Watson, treasur-
err of the Ware campaign organiza-
tion in two cash installments Of
$4,000 each.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-22
STEFANSS0N
EXPERIMENT
]
SUCCESSFUL
Arctic Explorer Feels Much
Better Since Taking hi.
etary Treatment

New York, March 22.--{Ap)--
After three weeks ,s an all-mcat
,!ise. vilhjaimur Stefansson, Arctic
axplorr, declares he feels more
optimistic, ambitious and energetic
snd ascribcs this to his dietary cx-
ces..1sn..
Wan he started tie experiment
o. Feb. 26 he felt lack adaisical
y. getting Up in the morning, but
Tow lie fees Ike jumping out Of
bel and getting RICH. to work.
TIC test VAS conducted al Belle
W. hospital under auspices of the
EIss::l Sage Foundation OF Path
u!n1y, wh:c... has been studying
diets since 1913. The foundation
announced thai the only conclusion
!. could draw at :his time was that
an all-meat diet was as satisfactory
IA New York as in the arctic.
During seven Of the IL years he
spent il the arctic Stefansson lived
entirely on meat. Eskimos, who eat
nothing but meat, never have scurvy
and are in perfect health, he says.
Stefansson has lost nine pounds.
but explains that he was 10 pounds
overweight anyway.
The diet consisted of steak. roast
beef. tongue, beef broth, brain and
marrow, with liver once week. Tea
was discontinued because it con-
tanned vitamins. Stefansson's aver
age was about IS ornces Of lean and
five Of fat. For time an all-lcan
diet was tried, but digestiv, upscts
resulted.
Stefansson left the hospital yes
terday. hut will continue 20 eat only
meat for about six months, submit
ting to constant medical examina-
ton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-22
George Mcdonald to
Hang Early Tomorrow

Valleyfield, Quebec, March o.
(AP)--George Mcdonald was in
Valleyfield Jail today and in the
prison yard the gallows stood in
readiness for tomorrow's dawn. &
Under cover of the night the
young murderer was brought from
Montreal under heavy guard to the
place of execution, leaving in that
city the wife originally sentenced to
hang with him.
Flood lights were installed in the
enclosed yard, trained upon the new
ly painted crimson gallows, indicat.
ing that Mcdonald will hang before
the sun rises tomorrow. 1t was orig.
inally planned to execute Mrs. Nc
Donald shortly after midnight and
her husband an hour or so later, but
the wife's sentence was yesterday
committed to life imprisonment.
The couple were convicted in Sep
TENDER of the murder of Adelard
Bouchard, Lachinc taxi driver, last
July. An attempt was planned for
today to stay the execution of Nc
Donald, but even his own counsel ex-
pressed small hope that it would be
successful.
Mcdonald was brought from the
Bordeaux Jail in Montreal without
being permitted to say goodbye to
his wife.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-22
NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE


Notice Is hereby given that that
certain mortgage executed and de-
livered by Bismarck Reality company
z corporation. mortgagor to Rachel
:sth dsy of A mGT'ssse s. d 1.i an ns
filed for record in the office OF the
Register of Deeds OF the County of
burlelEh and state OF North Dakota,
on tn: End day o. May; 4, p. 1917:
Mortgages. page IS, VIII iE0i b. II fore g.
closed py sale OF the premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described,
At the front door OF the court house
e i.,r bism mar in the County Of Bur.
the hour Of two o'clock r. NJ. on the
srd day of May. A. D., 1929, to satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage
on the day Of sale. The premises
will be sold to satisfy the same are
described as follows, to-wit
The Southeast quarter
tSE1-n Of section six (ep
township one hundred
Of. range seventy-nine
.7e) west Of the Fifth
Principal Meridian. and
containing one hundred
ana sixty 16o) acres
more or less according to
the United states Govern.
ment survey thereof
there viii be due on such mortgage
ee the date OF sale the sum Of One
Ihousand Nine HUNDRED Ninety-seven
ana 37.lO0 Dollars (9l.s973) together
Win the legal costs and fees Of fore
Dated March 81, 1875.
RACHEL RAYMOND.
. r, Mortgage.
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