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1 I I I I ARIZONA, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26, 1926 THE ARIZONA DAILY' STAR PAGE Man and Mammoth Lived In Arizona 25,000 Years Ago, New Find May Prove. (Continued from Page One) skeleton. While the ordinary height of a mammoth was about 12 feet, it is likely that in the process of settling, the distance between the head and the feet has been considerably reduced. Implements Near By Two crude stone implements, known as hammer stones, were bedded in firm caliche and gravel close to the surface level of Whos mammoth's yards head. from One the stone head of the elephant, and the other implement was 200 yards from the head.

Both implements were 10 feet below the surface. Last week, a 12-year-old boy pupil at the Double Adobe school, in the Sulphur Springs valley, sticking out of the arroyo what he thought was a piece of petrified tree. He reported his find to the principal of the school, Mrs. A. M.

Boss. Mrs. Boss went down to the wash and picked up the piece, which she found to be a bone. She sent the bone to Dr. Cummings, with a letter inquiring whether the find had scientific value.

Dr. Cummings arranged for his seminar class in archeology to visit the and last Saturday the party began excavating on the bank of the Whitewater wash. The work of exhumation was continued from 3 p. m. Saturday until nightfall, and resumed the next morning until 4:30 in the afternoon.

The members of the seminar class accompanying Dr. Cummings were Dr. J. M. Anderson, of Davenport, Iowa: Mrs.

Jeane Hiland, of Los Angeles; Miss Clara Lee Fraps, of Tueson; Emil Haury, of Newton, and W. N. Wilson, of Boston. Yesterday afternoon, W. M.

Moore of Bisbee, formerly a locomotive engineer, took" charge of the spot where the excavation had been begun, having been employed as watchman by Dr. Cummings. Moore was able to take charge, pupils of the Double Adobe school took turns at watching over the site of the exhumations. The boy who first discovered the bone protruding from the bank of the wash, has shown great. keenness of observation during the excavations, and has told Dr.

Cummings that he intends to become an archeologist when he grows up. Two weeks ago, the seminar class of Dr. Cummings found two skeletons at a depth of 20 feet on the Empire ranch, in Pima county, in a stratum similar to that in which the elephant's head and the stone implements were exhumed last Saturday. From this it may be inferred, a according to Dr. Cummings, that the mammoth and the human users of the stone implements lived in the same epoch--an inference, so far as America is concerned, that heretofore has not been accepted by most anthropologists.

MINISTER DEFENDS AIMEE, HITS PRESS PHOENIX, Oct. 25 (By Associated Press.) -Dr. Richard E. Day, pastor of the Phoenix First Baplist church, last night came out in son, defense wealthy of Aimee Los Semple Angeles McPher- evangelist, whose preliminary hearing is going on in the coast city on charges of criminal conspiracy. In his sermon he declared that "the time has come, in my judgment, for the voice of the people of American communities who believe in Christianity or any other system of moral ideals to break their silence and, watchful waiting in the McPherson and insert--a square deal toward a woman in trouble.

"Newspapers, anti-religious elements in the communities, cheap vaudeville actors, underworld promoters, bootleggers and church haters have made a Roman holiday of this case, and have carried on a program of slime and character assassinated unparalleled in American history." PAYWAY 405 North Sixth Ave. Stone and Alameda Creamery Butter, lb.45c Maxwell House Coffee, 3 lbs. 6 lbs. Crisco $1.33 Mother's Oats Quaker Oats 12c Tea Co Pancake Flour 13c No. 1 can Crushed Pineapple 14c Fruit Salad, No.

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With a few exceptions they haven't been of a serious nature, but everyone could, have cost a life just as well bent fender." His remarks, followed the report of the fourth accident of the day. The first accident occured at 12:30 yestrday morning when a speeding automobile crashed another owned by Mrs. E. M. Bryant, which was parked in front home at 1202 East Sixth street.

The car was seriously damaged and the other failed to stop. During the morning, E. S. Forderes of 644 South Fifth collided with a car bearing license number 3-1180 at Stone avenue and Congress street. The damage was small.

Later a report came in from Rafeel Soto, 910 South Eleventh avenue, who reported he had hit another car parked at the crub on South Meyer street. Shortly before 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon H. S. Johnson, 79 North Stone avenue, driving west on Alameda street collided with a truck driven by Ignacio Ruiz at the corner of Court and Alameda street. The damage was small.

ing at his home, 1203 North Third Avenue, after a short illness. Before coming to Tucson, Mr. Gunderson lived in South Dakota where he was connected with the Standard Oil company at Vermillion for a number of years. Mrs. Sarah Gunderson, widow, two -sons, three daughters his brother survive.

The body will be sent to South Dakota for burial and be shipped tonight by the Parker company. UNITED STATES TIRES ARE GOOD TIRES These cotton mills, controlled Winnsboro Mills, Winnsboro, S. C. by the United States Rubber NOO Company, specialize in cord for United States Tires. Answering some Questions about the Cord in United States Tires Q-How important is cord in a tire? -Cord provides the strength for the tire.

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Tau Alpha Epsilon, local university engineering fraternity, petitioned some time ago and was granted a charter in the national organization. There are 61 members of Tau Beta Pi who reside in the state, according a list received by Dr. Butler. Eight, of these men were former students of the dean when he was affiliated with the Colorado School of Mines. Dr.

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5 RESULTS (ROKER'S CHILDREN LOSE IN WILL CASE Oct. children 25 (By Associated -The one-time of of Richard Croker, hall, today were leader denied a supreme court review of their Tammany unsuccessful of effort their to father's overturn estate. the settlement INGROWN NAIL Turns Right Out Itself "Outgro" is a harmless antiseptic manufactured for chiropodists. However, anyone buy from the store a tiny bottle containing directions. A few drops of "Outgro" in the crevice of the ingrowing nail reduces inflammation and pain and, toughens the tender sensitive skin underneath the toe nail, that can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over I How She Gained 10 Pounds in 22 Days That's going some- but skinny mell, women and children just can't help putting on good, healthy flesh when they take McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets.

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He granted a divorce to Henrietta Donald Reed on the grounds from of nonsupport. While at Ajo, the court heard a jury trial of Gumisondo Robles vs. Antonio Flores and Eva Levy, administratrix of the estate of Peter G. Robles. Replevin of four sinall houses and furnishings valued at 8843 was sought.

The plaintiff from sought recovery the property ground that the property in Flores and Airs. Levy on the question was not part of the community property alleged by the defendant. The defense held that commonline property marriage except entitled that Mrs. part Levy held to Flores. The jury found that the marriage was contracted prior to 1913 when such marriages were rec-: in Arizona.

The case is ognized still in the hands of the judge who will make the final decision. Two days were required to hear the evidence. Dickson was granted a diMae vorce from Benjamin Dickson on the grounds of cruelty, while the court was in session at Ajo. The couple were married at Silver City, N. on Oct.

10, 1912. There is one child. Florencia L. de Carrera was also granted a divorce from Fernando Carrera on the grounds of desertion. They were married at Tempe Feb.

10, 1920. Mrs. Carrera was granted custody of the one child. Nogales NOGALES. Oct.

25 (Special to Arizona Daily Star). -Work trains and crews will start work on the Cananea brancht of the Southern Pacific of Mexico in the next day or two. It is estimated that the conditioning of this brancu will take about three weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

T. B. McKee returned Sunday from a trip to the Willcox district where McKee and two other hunters killed a deer. Lou Quinn of Patagonia was in Nogales Monday and stated he has returned from the White mountains where he has been deer hunting. Lou says he didn't get a deer but saw lots of wild turkey.

The Methodist Sundav school will hold a Hallowe'en party Saturday night from 7 to 9. Rev. G. C. Griffin, pastor of the M.

E. church, who has been ill for several days, is improving rapidly. Mrs. Owen of Philadelphia will arrive soon to visit her daughter, I Mrs. Sue Henry.

Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Wilkey have returned from a delightful automo-.

bile trip to Roosevelt dam and Miami. Gov. George W. P. Hunt, Tom spector; candidate, Vaughn, candifor state mine indate for corporation commissioner; C.

O. Case, candidate for state superintendent of public instruction. and State Historian George H. Kelly, were here from Phoenix tonight for the Democratic rally at the Lyric theater. Mr.

and Mrs. A. M. Benjamin were camong shoppers in the city Monday from Sonoita: T. D.

Casanega. Tubac rancher, was in town Monday. Mike. McCleary has returned from a trip to California and will leave within the next few days for his duties with the Noche Buena mine in Accompanied Sonora. by her neice, Miss Therese McIntyre ef Los Angeles, Phil Herold, has returned from a trip to California.

Miss McIntyre will attend the Notates schools. T. E. Carter and family spent Sunday at Fort Huachuca. Mr.

and Mrs. Schwartz of Kentucky, who are visiting in Nogales, made a motor trip Sunday to Fort Huachuca and Garden canyon. Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Abbott, Miss Esther Dalton. and Harry Wilson drove to Continental Sunday where they met Miss Elizabeth Abbott and a number of friends of Tucson and all enjoyed a picnic W. J. Mitchell leaves stage suppethe tonight for Tia Juana to report on A mine which is located near there in Lower California.

The embargo 011 perishable merchandise to be shipped south through the Weils Fargo Express will be lifted as soon as train service is re-established. Seven Mexican aliens were brought here from Tueson today by Guard Nelson to deported to Mexico by the immigration authorities. The aliens were apprehended at Phoenix, Florence and Tueson. George Franklin, proprietor of the Arizona -Sonora Service station, returned today from Los Angeles where he has been on EL business trip. PHOSPHATE BULLETIN IS PUBLISHED AT 'U' "The Availability of Phosphates in Calcareous or Alkaline Soils," a 24-page technical bulletin by J.

F. Breazeale and P. S. Burgess, is now ready for distribution from the University of Arizona department of agriculture. This paper, technical bulletin No.

10, treats of the chemical reactions that take place when both soluble and insoluble phosphates are added to calcareous or alkaline soils. It explains the role of carbon-dioxide in the soil solution, interprets observed. phenomena and offers working hypothesis for future work. GOOD-BY STOMACH GAS No matter what you have tried, you will be surprised at the QUICK action of simple buckthorn bark, magnesium sulph, c.p. glycerine, as mixed Adlerika.

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Jones, McCoy, Presiding deceased, filed for probate. Estate valued at $1,450. Divorce granted Henrietta Reed from Donald Reed on grounds' of non-support. JUSTICE COURT J. P.

Mallory, Justice of the Peace Complaint filed against Ricardo Norsagary by Angelina Norsagary charging a felony, failure to provide for five minor children. POLICE COURT L. O. Cowan, Police Judge Arthur Gastellurn, Troy Legate, Robert Clarke. Ramon Valdez.

Jose Reyas, Rudolph Robles and Fran-1 cisco Bunal sentenced $20 fine or 20 days in jail, drunkenness. Paul W. Schultz, fined $10 for speeding. Maria Hurley, forfeited $50 bail on prostitution charge. Owners of auto license numbers 3-5084, 3-8700, 3-4788, 3-923 fined $3 each for violating parking ordinance.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Knox F. and Mattie Slack to B. J. McCarty, lots 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 17, block 10 and lot 4, block 12, American Villa re-subdivision. Sigfred B.

Goldman to Mamie H. Goldman, east 10 feet of lot 13, all of lot 14, block 8, Buena Vista addition. George A. Richey to Louise F. Mancrief, lot 8.

9, 10, 11, 13, and 14. block 16, Tucson Heights addition. BROTHER OF DAKOTA GOVERNOR DIES HERE John A. Gunderson, 65, brother of the' present governor of South Dakota, died early yesterday morn- (S.S.S.) appetiteand fills energy. S.

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