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Weekend Vacation Trips

We have heard quite number Of persons re
mark this summer that account of the depression
they cannot afford to take a vacation this year.
Those individuals undoubtedly refer to vacations
that require considerable travelling and lengthy ab-
sence from their work.
There's many interesting places in the Nogales
district where the business man and his family may
spend the weekend at very small cost.
We recall two summer resorts in particular
Ramsey Canyon and White House Canyon.
Ramsey Canyon, located 84 mikes from here IN
the Huacuca mountains and at an elevation of more
than 5000 feet is one Of the very few places in south
ern Arizona where the weather stays cool the entire
year There are numerous cabins up there that rent
for small sum by the day week Under those cab
ms and through heavily wooded country flows a
stream that never goes dry.
White House Canyon, although not as cool as
Ramsey is nevertheless, splendid resort and is 10
Gated in the mountains few miles east of Continen-
tai It is closer to Nogales than is Ramsey It, too,
has a number Of cabins.
Besides, these two canyons there are many other
places where person may motor and enjoy the week
end The Patagonia and Ruby districts are noted for
their beautiful scenery and each possesses numerous
camping sites.
Put some gas in the old bus next Saturday or
Sunday and take the family out for outing. They
will enjoy it, and all Of you, too will learn
bout your county if you will make habit Of do
ing little exploring each weekend.
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What Price Sum Tam?

A five minute look down from any one of New
Yorks tall buildings will serve to convince the most
skeptical that the for rays has come to stay
all warnings regarding the possibly dangerous ef-
fects Of stlnburn Notwithstanding
No longer are brilliant necks, arms and legs con
fined to the weary, sandy travellers returning from
Sunday at the beaches but just as coIorfuI exteriors
nlay be obtained within the concrete treeless and
sandIess limits Of the city From the ovly tenement
roof to the galy decked terraces of the most expen-
sive pent house, one sees recumbent figures in all
directions and in infinite variety of postures All
kinds Of attire but principally scanty swathe the sun
worshippers. Bodies exposed to those beneficial and
heaIthgiving rays Of old Sol known as acitinic
glean under the frequent and generous application
OF soothing oils that induce the coveted golden brown
but prevent blister.
Now that the acquisition Of sun tan has become
an active sport in the home, the w Clubhouse at
359 West 81 Street, New Yorks finest residence for
women, has reserved one of its five roof gardens
that the 25th floor, especially for this purpose
Here, high above the surrounding buildings overlook
ing the Hudson the guests Of the Cubhoue may en-
joy restfuI weekend sunburn without sand in the
eye or the pon1meLngs OF crowded transportation
Here also the business woman can have an hour of
rays at the end Of long day in the office Needless
TO say the 25th floor very popular place and turns
cut it's patrons in al the most fashionable shades Of
brown.
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7IS along beside the Hudson River noticed
"a crowd of the piers discouraged gentleman had
attempted to drown himself.
Dripping and detected he sat empty barrel while the cop
who had pulled him out Of the water talked to him like big
brother Presently the patrol wagon arrived to take them
the cop still uttering words of friendly
At busy stood with baby in her and
yongster ggng her skirt anxiousy viewing the torrent
of traffic. afraid to plunge in. A
The cop middle of the sighted her. and raised his
with knghty gesture The city stopped while the timid
little mother crossed over.
night On the steps of residence the windows
Of which suffered souced in obvious state
Of intoxication.
cop touched him the shoulder They held brief
versaton Presently the cop hailed loaded the nebraed
citizen gave instructions the taxi driver and the taxi drove
away.
These Incidents occurring within my sight and close
together reminded that have long intended write little
something about Cops
have been respectful admre of them for years. They
good looking physically tempered and
sensible
Doubtless there occasional CRATER among them large
group of profession free from black sheep
admire of all their selfpossession and the sound
way which they go about their work Ada E.
Stevenson president of the United States used
friends remark that he Constitution of Illinois
almost perfect document but should have additional para
graph should provide for appeal from the Supreme Court
to justices of the peace
The idea that when all the priced LAWYERS Judges
Rad finished their legal wrangng then couple Of country chaps
should render final decision the basis of simple
recall that remark whenever cop calmly taking test
and dispensing justice in traffic feel then like
adding paragraph to my will to read:
1n of any dispute among heirs the whole
shall be submitted to the traffic policeman and his decision
shall be final
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bleton, supervisor Of the Arizona
Egg Laying Contests that plans for
the tenth annual competition have
been completed and that the rules
and regulations are now available.
All old contestants have been no
titled to communicate with Profess
sor Embleton and other poultry
owners desiring to enter the com
petition may address the supervisor
in care of the college Of agriculture,
it was stated.
According TO the plans, Arizona
breeders viii have preference to en-
try in the new contest until August
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l. After that date out-of state en-
tries are to be accepted until all of
the space is assigned. Supervisor
Enbleton urges that Arizona breed
ers send in their applications early
as rush OF foreign entries is anti
cipated.
The contest will open October l,
1881 and close September %, 1882.
The point system is to be used in
making awards and unidentified
eggs are not to be counted. The lat
est date that entries may reach Tue
son is September 30, 1881.
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Main Street Looks at Broadway
By OBSERVER
By Albert 7. Reid

Sharpers w. -.
It's a good plan when visiting
New York to keep moving right
along. A stop is likely to lead to-
anything, including a chance t0
spend or give away some OF your
hard earned money. Nowhere else
in this country are there so many
people living by their wits as IN this
city.
These men can be found every
where, from the ritziest hotels and
most elegantly furnished Wall
Street offices to the sidewalk curbs,
and they are all after the same thing
your money. Back in ones home
town, practically the only unexpec-
ted appeals that come to you Tor
money are from book agents and
backdoor solicitors. These men are
avowedlY after your money and you!
can slam the door in their faces aud
end the attack.
Kid Business Men
Even the children here intercept
one on the streets in the unending
game of trying to separate you from
your coin. Most of them. are boot
Blacks of the kind Horatio Alger
made famous two generations ago.
They are usually worthy little chaps
and we'll deserve the nickel they
charge for polishing your shoes.
They are much the same type as
Alger drew as picture of New
York life, except that few of them
nowadays are ragged, like his
heroes, but instead are well-shod.
aggressive little chaps with keen
eve to business. Their shines might
be little more lasting, but that is
the penalty one pays for dealing
with a sidewalk merchant.
Street Performers
At night most Of these little lads
go in for street performances. Their
favorite stamping ground is the
sidewalk outside of theater during
the intermission of play.
When the theater-goers come out
to smoke cigarette or get breath
of fresh air, these youngsters go
into action. One of them starts
playing a mouth organ and the
others jig. Some of them turn cart
wheels and occasionally one is seen
doing a clever little juggling act
with worn derby or an orange.
Then the hat is passed and quite
few dimes drop into the hat. Their
act is often so interesting that the
spectators are late in getting back
to their seats, causing more than
a little annoyance. But it is one of
those things one soon gets used to
II this city.
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The Menace Of The Drunken Driuer

So appalling has become the loss of life and pro
pery from automobile accidents that the newspapers
are carrying ON a campaign of education upon safe
driving. "Think Safety" is slogan carried at mast
heads and Think Safety is the theme of many an
editorial in endeavor TO reduce the number and
seriousness of accidents But the number OF accidents
continues to increase. Why? The answer is bootleg.
Men and women are manned and killed day af-
ter day in this community in auto accidents 1t is
prsing in how many of them the real is booze,"
Ninety per cent OF automobile users can think safe
ty while awake and dream safety" when asleep and
that will avail them nothing against the ten per cent
OF drunken drivers careenng down the street road
crashing into cars tearing down light Standards rum
ming pedestrians, crashing through fences and
raising cain generally with everything that happens
to be ia their crazy path safe, careful driver has
no protection from drunken fool at the wheel of a
car There are only two things that will save you
good fortune putting your in the garage lock-
ing the door and throwing away the key.
So, slogans of Think Safety" and the like can do
little if any good drunk incapable Of thinking at
ALL much less of thinking safety so it appears that
long Jail sentences that served, with no aterna-
tive of fine is the only way Of putting fear in
TO the hearts of the potential murderers who sWig
booze and then tear out in their cars and fear is the
only thing that Will stop them. We are sure 80 or 60
days in the tank IN this kind Of weather would cure
the worst offender
We feel that the recent supreme court decision
placing the sole responsibility Of handling drunk drv
ing cases in the state courts Will result in more Sc
punishment being meted out to this class of Of
Tenders. Let's hope so. Ounbars Weekly
-O-C-O-
Economy in government is only possible when
the voters take more interest in the matter than the
office holders
Reports from the bathing beaches indicate that
chorus girls will have to wear clothes in the new
shows to attract attention.
The youngsters growing up in Nogales deserve
responsibility.
The old fellow who serenaded his gfrl with a
guitar has grandson who gets quicker results with
an auto horn.
Sone people think it is smart to make fun Of the
cn1rcn They little reaIzethat the church don't miss
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~ JOHN JOSEPH GAINES, MD.
MORE ABOUT "ROUGHAGE." )"

I'm glad to the o. the pendulum back
the other in the deet treatment of bowel disorders which
cause constipation am glad the oughage hoax process
OF being exposed to the public At last coming
into its the matter of stng diseased bowel with almost
wholly lndigestrble material called "roughage."
fully of trampng certain commercial toes in
this letter. the promoters of the "bran health food idea will
probably jump all over let them jump; takes than
jumping to convince the face experience quote
late observer-one who authority on this matter:
The enthusiast bran forges that he is prescribing the
substance because of the ndgestbe found
nature; it especially designed carry unchanged
through the digestive tracts of the erbvo And yet they call
health food woman who for years had kept her
health fair condition. only by sticking smooth diet began
taking bran the advice of physician in a few weeks
she had to be operated for the relief of intestinal obstruction
part of the intestine packed with BRAN"
Only yesterday took lady patient away from this fad
who had been kept the bran diet for several
day. Roughage be prescribed routine
when only dgestbe food needed why prescribe the nd
gestible Of substances?
Dry, hard ndgestble things heraded to the public
relief from constipation why not go the limit and give them
sand and have it over?
Routine has little rank in the intelligent treatment of weak
relaxed atomic coons I'll admit that the fee gained and
often the patients mind satisfied that the doctor very wise
with this bran adbu somehow the goucy bowel goes
indolent way unrejoced.
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T enth Annual Egg
Laying Contest To
Open On October I

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA.
Tucson, July ii. = Announcement
was made today by Prof. Harry En-
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White Actress Sues
Her Colored Hubby

LOS ANGELES, Cal.-Helen Lee
Worthing, one time leading lady in
Iiegfield Follies and movie star,
Monday filed suit for divorce from
her colored husband, DR.. Eugene c.
Nelson, graduate of McHarry Med
ical College. In her petition she
charges Jealousy, cruelty and
threats to have her confined to
some institution" DIR. Nelson, in a
statement to the press, said that he
did not intend to contest the suit.
The Nelson's met in April, 1927,
when the doctor was called in to at
tend the actress in her Hollywood
home after she had been in an acc.-
dent. She eloped with him and they
were married in Tijuana, Mexico,
June %, 1927. They separated in
December, 1929, but the wife re-
turned to the doctor later saying
she loved him.
A nervous ailment caused DR.. Mel
son to send his wife to New York
sanitarium where she remained for
good while. 1t was April IA of
this year that the couple finally de-
clded to separate for good.
DR.. Nelson said he would not re-
sist monetary settlement to care for
his wife during her illness, after she
is granted her divorce.
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Kluxers Burn Cross
AS Robson Sings

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Police
are investigating the burning of a
fiery cross on the lawn of Mrs. +.
Holcomb. here Thursday night, dur
ing the concert led by Paul Robson,
noted singer and actor, and part
icipated in by more than 700 people.
1t is believed that the burning Of
the cross was an attempt on the
part Of whites to intimidate Mrs.
Holcomb and brighten her into sell
ing her property, which is in a
"white neighborhood." Simultan-
eously with the igniting of the torch,
two bricks were thrown through the
window Of the house.
Firemen and police were notified
and the cross was extinguished and
the investigation started. The ar
fair. however. had no effect upon
the five thousand people gathered
ct the community center to hear the
concert. Some of them looked out
Of the windows at the burning cross
and that was all.
Mrs. Holcomb stated that she has
been threatened several times but
that she intends TO remain in the
house which she bought recently and
improved.
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Delicious Spring Salads

II is perfectly natural for us to
long for something different in food
at this season of the year. There IS
q definite physical need for a change
from the heavier foods we have been
eating all winter. As spring APP
proaches We require less fuel to
keep us ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fat
and protein - SO we crave lighter
foods or those that do not count up
so high in calories
Spring Salad No.
Rub a salad bowl with a cut Glove
of garlic. Place in alternate layers
in the bowl equal quantities of
crisp, well blanched curly endive and
/ thinly sliced red beets. Keep chilled
until ready to serve. Serve with
bacon dressing at the table. Just
the clean, crisp endive alone makes
delightful salad served with plain
French dressing.
Bacon Dressing
Dice one-eighth of pound of
nicely streaked bacon and fry to a
golden brown. While this fat is hot
add one-third as much vinegar as
there is rendered fat in the pan.
Season with freshly ground black
pepper. salt and a little sugar. Pour
on the salad while warm.
Spring Salad No. II
Cut equal quantities of the tender
hearts of raw spinach, fresh green
cabbage, head lettuce and add to
this a little chopped chives Serve
with n cream French dressing at the
table or add the dressing to the veg.
etables Just before sending the salad
to the table
Cream French Dressing
To one-fourth cup of cream add >
tablespoons vinegar. = teaspoons
sugar u teaspoon salt, and dash
of black pepper.
Spring Salad No. III
To we'll cleaned, crisp and tender
water cress add plain French dress.
ing. Serve on salad plates or in
salad bowl with three or four small
red radishes that have been well
cleaned and made crisp.
Spring Salad No. ~.
This is an old Virginia recipe, but
q very good one ii is. 1t requires
lettuce, pepper grass, chervil. cress.
etc. To prepare the salad perfectly.
the vegetables should be picked.
washed and laid in cold water sew
eral hours before the meal. just
before it is ready to be served. drain
vegetables thoroughly and cut into
bowl. giving the desired proportion
of each plant.
Prepare the following mixture
and pour over it: Take the yolks
Of two hard cooked eggs and mash
with | tablespoon of cold water.
Mix in , tablespoons of salad oil.
teaspoon Of salt, | teaspoon of
prepared mustard, and mix until
smooth. Then stir in 2 tablespoons
of tarragon vinegar. Pour this over
the salad and garnish with the rings
of the hard cooked whites of the
eggs. Lay around the edge of the
bowl young scallions, as they are
the most delicatelv favored of the
onion tribe. Lacking scallions, use
tender green onions. This amount
of salad dressing will be enough for
four medium sized salads
Stuffed Fruit Appetizer
For each serving take one half of
n firm canned peach of fine quality.
Make three deep V-shaped notches
in the half peach. Place on the
serving dish-a sherbet glass will
suffice-and fill the hollow with
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cubed oranges, grapefruit. pineap-
pie. and a few of the bottled red
colored currants or grapes that are
used for decoration. Use four Sec
tons of orange and four pieces of
pineapple cut in section-like pie es
the size of the orange sections and
fit into the notches to round out a
perfect ball Cut six or seven str aw-
berries in thin slices and wedge them
in between the orange and pineapple
slices to add color Place a pretty
red-ripe strawberry on top. Pour a
little grepadine over the top. Have
all fruit chilled thoroughly before
preparing the appetizer and keep
chilled until ready to serve. OF
course it is well known fact that
such an appetizer should not stand
long before serving.
Artichoke Appetizer
Tiny canned artichokes may be
bought for these appetizers. There
are about two dozen in a can. Drain
off the liquid in which they have
been canned. Wash in sailed water
then dry them carefully. Pipe red
or green butter around the elge.
fill the center with caviar. and serve
on small crisp lettuce leaves. Gar
nish with thin wedges of lemon.
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Only 668 in Idaho

WASHINGTON,-A classified an
nouncement of the population OF
Idaho shows that in the returns of
the 1880 census there We're only 66s
Negroes in the entire state, COM
pared to 4A5,032 for other races.
The population which numbered 900
in 1920, shows a decrease of 27.4
per cent.
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Dear Miss White | am bringing
my problem before you in the hopes
of getting help from you
Eight months ago ! fell in love
with a married woman. She always
told me she liked me. but not once
did she mention her husband to me.
Late last September her husband de.
serted her and | took her in and
cared for her. AS the days went on
| loved her more and more and
always did my utmost to please her
After she was with me a month
] CHANGED to meet her former sweet
heart in a restaurant. knew he
had his eye on me and when I arose
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Tom Fleming
May Get Parol

CLEVELAND, O.-Former Coun-
Gilman Thomas w. Fleming, convict
ed some time ago of bribery and
sentenced to term up to ten years
in prison, may gain his freedom
soon as result of the new penal
revision bill which would automatic
ally reduce his sentence, it was
learned this week. Fleming has
served ~ months of his term.
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Aids to Beauty


HATS
springtime and the new hats that
should add glory to the head appear.
But alas many women are fatally
eelipsed when they purchase and
wear hat of the prevailing fashion.
Wise women first try on and as
certain if a hat is becoming to
THEM before taking it home. The
dropping lines of the face, the
pouches under the eyes, and the
shape of the face are features to be
considered
Be cautious and do not wear the
new style hat if it makes you hid
eous. Wear a kinder hat--one that
helps YOU.
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A WIFE AND MOTHER: When
your husband has not enough to sup
port his own family on | cannot see
that it is his duty to look after his
brother who ought to be able to
earn his board and keep" Having
to support your mother now, if he
has to support her, may complicate
matters, but a boy stands a far bet
ter chance of looking after himself
than woman.
1t is not a good plan to go in debt
and if your husband has no money
with which to pay for anything, if
you should run bills, | cannot see
what you would gain. But if he
could find way to pay, providing
you should buy few absolute neces-
sites and have them charged, you
may have to do it. Have you tried
explaining your needs and talking
these things over with him without
quarreling? Ii not, do so by all
means.
Don't nag him about not loving
you because that will keep him from
it quicker than anything else. Be
so thoughtful, loving and happy
yourself that he will want to love
you. Being true to each other
means a good deal. Don't you think
when your husband is earning more
that your affairs will improve?
certainly hope so. Neither one alone
can bring about the desired condi.
ton. He has part and so have you
A one-sided partnership is not sue
cessful.
Next time you write | hope you
will have better news.