The Boy Scouts are making a mem
bership drive and are meeting with
much success.
Either bears or liars are plentiful
hereabouts judging from the many
harrowing tales being told by return
ed hunters.
Early last evening an overheated
stove set fire to the home occupied by
Curley Geary, near the ball park, and
in a short time it was destroyed.
In the commissioner’s court this
afternoon Joseph Cannon was found
guilty of violating the national prohi
bition act and fined $250 and costs.
W. R. Julian has returned from a
trip to the Katalla oil fields, where
he expects to do considerable develop
ment work before the summer is
over.
The steamship Alaska is due from I
the westward early tomorrow morning
and will sail for Seattle late in the
afternoon, after loading a cargo of cop
per ore.
Parke Griswold expects to leave fori
the Texas oil fields in about a week,
where he will engage in the transfer
business with our former townsman, j
Joseph Stanton.
The base ballists should be limber- j
ing up these fine days for the big
game on July 4. We have the mater
ial here for a good contest and all the
boys need is a little practice.
If wre intend to make the old eagle
scream very loud on the Fourth of
July our business men will have to
pungle up the necessary mazuma to
successfully carry through a program
that will be both interesting and suf
ficiently attractive to bring a big
crowd to town.
We are great believers in patron
izing home industry. We always be
lieve in doing that little thing. But
there is another thing that we do not
believe in, and that is to advocate
v.y.v.v.v.v.'.v.w.v.
the patronizing of home industry and
the advocator not doing that thing
himself.-Douglas News
AFTER BITTER FIGHT
LEADERS OF PARTY
AGREE ON TREATY
PLANK IN PLATFORM
(Continued from Page One)
The platform pledges the country to
continue the policies of Washington,
Madison and Monroe and a fullfill
ment of all international obligations
by the establishment of international
courts for the promulgation of rules
of international law and conduct. It
suggests that future wars be made
impossible by the establishment of
laws and agreements whereby all in
ternational controversies be settled
by international agreements. No
mention is made of disarmament.
MAGEE LOSES DAMAGE
SUIT AGAINST THE CUBS
CINCINNATI, June 10 (by Associ
ated Press).—A jury here rendered a
verdict for the Chicago National
league baseball club in the suit
brought by Lee Magee, who asked for
damages because of his release from
the club.
SPANISH AIRMEN BOMB
MOROCCAN REBELS
MADRID, June 10 (by Associated
Press).—Three Spanish airmen today
bombarded the stronghold of rebel
lious Moroccan tribesmen, causing
great damage.
EASTERN STAR MEETING
The regular meeting of Cordova
chapter No. 4, Order of Eastern Star,
tonight at 8:30, Masonic hall.
MARIE HUBBERT,
Acting Secretary.
CARD OF THANKS
Curley Geary desires to thank the
members of the first department and
citizens generally for their assistance
at the fire that consumed his resi
dence last night.
"LOS ANGELES ISB
LEADING FRISCO
IN POPULATION
WASHINGTON, June 10 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Los Angeles now leads
San Francisco in population, accord
ing to the returns of the 1920 census,
made public today, the figures being
as follows: Los Angeles, 575,480; in
crease 256,280, or 80.3 per cent. San
Francisco, 508,110; increase, 91,490, or
21.9 per cent.
TESTIMONY OF WIFE IS
RULED OUT BY COURT
IN ’ DEMPSEY TRIAL
SA^ FRANCISCO, June 10 (by As
sociated Press).—In the trial of Jack
Dempsey before the federal court on
a draft evasion charge, the court ruled
out testimony of Dempsey’s former
wife regarding confidential communi
cations while they were married. The
prosecution put on two witnesses to
prove that Dempsey’s parents were
not dependent on him for support.
ANOTHER RESIGNATION I
IN STATE DEPARTMENT !
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'third assistant secretary of state, has
tendered his resignation and it
has been accepted by the president.
Long intends to make the race for the
nomination for United States senator •:&
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