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Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
PERSONALS

Miss Dorothy Seger, Of Riverside.
is spending Il few days vacation
with Mrs. ". c. Costello at her
Live Oaks cabin.
MIR. and Mrs. John r. Robertson
and daughter returned last week
end from 4 two weeks vacation
Mrs. Robertson had previously been
at San Bernardino, but spent the
last two weeks with her husband
1T Laguna Beach. Mr.. Robertson
returned to the valley yesterday
but his wife will remain IN Live
Oaks for the balance OF the sum
Mss Vera Benton is enjoying a
wetVs vacation at Catalina.
Miss Becky Noland is down from
Jacumba for the day.
Fred Kenyon returned yesterday
from week : stay in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Kenyon is still in San Diego.
j. II. Dump arrived in town yes
tcrday after Il two weeks vacation
with relatives in San Diego.
L. 4. Bath and family have re-
turned from a vacation spent in
Los Angeles and san Diego. Bath
attended most of the base ball
games while in Los Angeles, being
II keen fan.
Howard Smith, of the Schneider
Drug Store in Holtvil1e, has moved
10 CalexicO and Is now with An
dersOn 5 Pharmacy there.
Miss Tisha Maxwell. Miss Flor
cnce Eogel, and Messrs. James
sharpe and Tommy Runyon were
in Brawley last night at the sho'r.
Donald Foss has been Transferred
to the Cdiexico store of- Namev
Brothers Cor this week.
Larry Simmons, representative Of
the Frigil Air AMI Dc'Co Lighting
system. was il El Centre Yesterday
on business
Fred Fitch left Yesterday for his
ranch rerr Fl Caion, aud after a
stay there vii! 50 to Sac Hicgo for
week.
I. A. Thomas haS returned after
spending three wees Min his wifc
III san !DItSt. IL tAP 80 ~ -N''N'
soon on another vacation
Herbert Moses I"tu;ncd ii las: night
from a two months visit in NcW
York.
wendell Smith and Lcverctte
House oe Imperial we'c IN to"n
last nig!lf.
Charlie Barry had as his guest
last night George l.. Edman Of San
Diego. who came over on business.
II. p. Meyer has gone to Los An
gces to visit his wife fer a week.
A. l.. Lackey was in town flom
the mountains yesterday with his
two ncphews from the east.
james Shepler Of the local office
Of the auto club has gone to Colo
RADIO for Il two weeks vacation,
making the trip by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Carr have
gone TO Los Angeles for short va!
cation.
Roy Cleavinger has accepted n
position as clerk in the local office
Of the Automobile Club of Southern
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
Seek Man, Woman
As AccompIices
in Murder Hoax

OAKLAND, CAN, Aug. IL \
man and woman were being sought
by authorities today in the belief
that they were accomplices Of
Charles Henry Schwartz in the per
petration Of the Walnut Creek labo-
ratory murder and Insurance hoax.
Sensational developments may
1c looked for in the case Within
the next "a hours Inspector Bode
Wallman Of the Oakland police de
Fartment said.
We are looking for . man and
woman who repeatedly visited
schwartz while he was hiding in
the Nottingham apartment, here
and who brought him food and
dressed his injured ankle" Rodc
added.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
ANOTHER RANCHER
Is ARRESTED ON
LAND LAW COUNT

x. Ogate, a japanese ranchcr near
FL Centre, is the latest addition to
10 the list Of those indicted by the
grand jury for alleged violation of
the alien Hand Law, to be taken into
custody.
Ogate surrendered himself at the
county jail yesterday afternoon and
after he had been booked, his at
torney deposited bail in the sum of
$500 and the accused was allowed
his liberty.
Sheriff Gillett stated this morn
ing that practically all Of the indict
ed parties have either been taken
into custody and released on bond,
or will do so within the next few
days. There are only a few more to
be taken up, he added.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
AMERICAN GIRL
SURE SHE CAN
SWIM CHANNEL
BY GABRIAL COURpIAL
United Press Staff Correspondent

CAPE Girls NEZ, France, Aug
l1.-Gertrude Edcrle, resuming
training this week for her coming
battle with the tides, told the tnited
Press today she is more confident
than ever that she will be the first
woman to swim the English channel.
'Of course, ! am terribly sorry
Miss HARRISON had to give up yester-
dan - the American girl nairely
s:id. She brought a monograph
out onto tho porch Of her cottage
hc,c and danced and sang. apparent
" recovered from the indisposition
which forced postponement OF her
swim.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
SEEKS DIVORCE;
CLAIMS WIFE HAS
ANOTHER MATE

Ginning that his wife already
Ead husband from whom she had
not obtained Givorce when he mar
riod her, Willie Help this morning
filed suit in the superior court fer
divorce from Ma:ienc Help.
According to the complaint the
couple were married III Yuma, Ari-
zoua, on October %, 1924. being at
that tire residents Of the eastern
end Of Imperial county. They have
two children, Lester Help, two
years old and Emily Help, ON year
old. il is stated.
Timmons and Hoover Of Yuma are
attorneys for the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
Nab ALLEGED Dope Pedd!er-IoI

Nab Alleged Dope Peddler-,IoLl
Taylor, coiortd. charged with sell
ing dope at BrawIey, was brough,
10 the county jail yesterday after
aeon to await trial in the federal
court for violation Of the Harrison
narcotic act. TayIor has been under
suspicion Ior some time by the Braw
Icy police it is SAID. and was de
clared to have been detected in the
-: u lnakle sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

Miss Harrison who was forced to
quit while in mid channel Monday
evening. said she had been "bcaten
by the cold rain. and the north wind
which sprang up suddenly -
Miss thlerle now plans to start
Monday If weather condition are IA
vorable.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
COURTS DECLARE
GIRLS ADOPTION
IS NULL AND VOID
Continued From Page l

Continued From Page l
recommeuio1 that the adoption OF
Mary spas by Edward W. Browning
be declared nail and VOID.
. Thoa c2ma Browning in the Rolls
Royce taaf WAS TO have been Cinde-
rclla 5 fairy coach his face haggarl
ana ewes dcUuca>t
Last came Mary herself. @ccom-
panied Jv her fa.ber and mother.
The 2rl had discarded the "Mary
'ichfJrj " eu}S that first won
Browning 5 attention and looked cv-
grvoue of her - wears.
Mary 5 arrivals was signal for
tears. she started TO cry. then her
u,thcr tool j up and finally Brown
ing him>"ti began to sob and mop
Ii~ eyes With a handkerchief.
As The slf! he adopted a',d who re
ccntiy #ccusej him Of many things.
passed hinl The millionaire tears
Streaming down his face, took her
haHd and pattcd il.
Hello aiary," he gulped.
Hat when Mary replied. he~ words
were drowned in her own tears. -
Then they IN went iHto the Sur.
Io-atc 5 office to hear Ire verdict.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
ENGLISH SWIMMER
PLANS START TONIGHT
Dy United Press Leased Wire

DOVER. Eng, Aug. II. - Frank
Perks of Birmingham, an English
swimmer, Planned TO start on
swim .of the English channel at p.
M
Perks was to swim from Dover to
Calais, instead of northward from
France as are the ether swimmers
now in training for the attempt.
A Rcdlands rancher harvested
10000 sacks of potatoes, the yield
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
Dance Every tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv

Young Again Arrested. - Tom
Young, who has been before the
courts on several occasions since he
was the victim Of an automobile ac-
cidert near Cal'patria last year. in
which several people were killed.
was placed under arrest IA this city
Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Adkins,
on complaint that he w,.s. anal king a
disturbance just west Of the city
limits. Young's mind was affected
by the accident and he is being held
for observat ION.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.

Man Wanted III North-Vincenza
Minerva. an Italian, was arrested al
RrawleN Yesterday on complaint
from Cutler. California. and was
brought to the county jail 10 await
The arrival Of an officer from the
northern city. The information
from Cutler did not state what the
charge is against Minerva. The lat
ter has been working for some time
past on Junge Griffin : ranch at
Brawlev and it was 4 considerable
surprise to his employer to learn
that he was wanted by the authori-
ties.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
Ds us beauty rarIor. Phone 227.
adv
New CITY Policeman V. W

New City Policeman !. ". Wv
ian has Htcl- appointed a men.bcr of
the FL (entro police force. succeed
iag John Ns,--t.-a%A4 resigned recent
H and returned 10 his home IN Tex
~ The new member uf the force
has had several vears cNperieHce In
police WORK and was highly recon-
mended 10 Chief Barker. He has
been placed on tie day shift.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
RANCHER CLAIMS
HE SHOT INDIAN
In SELF-DEFENSE

Following visit to Bard yes
shooting of George Emerson, 4 Yuma
Indian, by J. ID. Reeves. white
rancher, District Attorney Utley
stated today that he is convinced
Reeves made an uhWarranted and
murderous attack on the Indian,
shooting the latter in the right leg
so that the member had TO be am
putated just below the knee.
Reeves was brought to the county
jail yesterday afternoon by Bill
Childs, of the state traffic squad.
The accused man claimed the Indian
had attacked him with n knife and
that he had shot in self-dcfense.
District Attorney Ctley visited
Emerson at the Yuma hospital and
obtained a written statement from
him, setting forth his side OF the
case. Emerson, who is almost 60
years old, told the district attorney
that he WAS riding along Il road
near Bard Sunday afternoon, and
stopped his horses to allow them to
drink and rest. The horses were
drinking from an irrigation ditch
near Reeves house. when the latter
came toward the ditch, cursing and
ter's opinion Reeves had been drink
ing. and fearing that the white man
would injure him, the Indian stated
he drew Il knife but made no at
tempt to use it on Emerson, con.
tenting himself with standing on
the defensive.
Followed with Gun
Reeves finally left the road and
went toward the house, after which
the Indian resumed his journey to-
ward Bard. He had gone Il mile
past Reeves house he said, when
the latter passed nina on the road
and drawing short distance ahead,
blocked the road with his ear.
When Emerson arrived where the
ear was parked Reeves grabbed the
horses by the bride and halted
them. Emerson stated he jumped
from his wagon and as he did 50
Reeves fired at him, using a. shot
gun. The charge shattered Emer.
SON S right leg, and he fell TO the
ground. Reeves then proceeded to
Il neighbor 5 house.
Emerson was found where he had
fallen. by two neighboring ranch
crS who heard the shot and was TAX
en- by them into Yuma to receive
medical attention. Reeves, some
time after the shooting, surrender
Cd himself to the authorities at the
Una Indian reservation, who il
turn notified the shcriff's office
here.
Was Quarrelsome, Claim
Several neighbors Of Reeves told
the district attorney that the form.
er had been drinking over the week.
end and vac in a quarrelsome mood
Reeves also admitted drinking, but
stuck to his story that the Indian
had been the aggressOr in the at
tack. Notwithstanding the fact that
the evidence shows almost cOnclu
SivelY that he followed Emerson
over mile from the place Of the
first encounter to the spot where
the the Indian fell.
Reeves is held on charge of as
sault with a deadly weapon. with
the possibility that more seriou,
charge may he brought against him
the district attorney stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
Report Stolen Gut-Rav Edo;

Report Stolen Gufl-Rav Elgar
reported to the police this(mogniug
that Il Colt 50 calibre gun was stol-
en- from hiS home on West Main
street. Just bevond the city limits.
Yesterday. The police are inclined
te the belief that boys entered the
house and took the gun. second
haHd dealers IN the city have been
notified to be ou the lookout for
anyone trying to dispose Of The g}iu.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
DR.. c. j. McKenurtck, Chiroprac-
or. q Dunaway Bldg. Phone 32s.

Tax Hearing Tonight-Members
Of the city council. sitting as a
board of e4ualization.- will hold
their first meeting tonight at the
city hall At 1880. Taxpayers who
desire to protest against the amount
OF their assessments Will be given
" hearing at that hour. The board
Will meet at the same hour every
night for the remainder Of the
week except Saturday.
Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
Sights. Holtville Natatorium. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

Gtorge Pauiin, Of Imperial, was
In El Centre last night.
larry Baker returned last night
from Oregon where he has been at
tending school. lie viii remain in
the Na'Iev now until next january
When he VIII 20 back to college.
Mrs. G. II. rhompson and ]augh-
ter. Nary Belle. have returneJ from
q Vacation at Los Angeles.
Miss Jean Cale came back yes
to-day from san Diego.
Mrs +. $. Willy Of FL Centre. re.
turned home yesterday. accompanied
hr Mrs. o. B. Gale. Thev will re.
main Il week or more.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
Swim IN Cur wonderful mineral
water. Holtville Natatorium. adv
Divorce Decree Granted IL

Divorce Decree Granted In the
superior court Yesterday Judge
Conkling granted an inta'ln, utory
decree of divorce 10 EI'2s beth }.
Smith from George 4. smith. the
latter resident Of ohio. The
plaintiff was represented by her at
torney. s p Williams Of lmpcyial.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

Two Received at Jail. - James
Sims. convicted Saturday Of petty
larceny at Imperial, was sentenced
to serve 80 days in the county Jail
Teodoro Moreno believed to have
entered this country illegally. is al
so held 1t the Jail pending deportai-
ton proceedings.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
Gussie Kennedy, Jail matron and
LnsRnh Ellinrs0n UnrOthY,s father.

will testify on this point. :! !.
Dorothy says jimmy is hop
head. The state says he is q fig
mcnt Of her imagination; an after
thought to the too-hasty confession.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

Automobile Leans. I clear your
ear and loan You money, you pay
me by the month. Fred r. Cross,
f6o Main :. Phone 359J. Ell Gem
tro. .cv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
Will Make Home Here.-N/

Mrs. Will \. Shaw Of San FIr>6
arrived yesterday to make IT Cen
r" Their permaucEt home. Mr..
shaw VIII take over Sam Eastman 5
position with the Sassman, Wormser
company Of this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

Eighty acres Of potatoes near
Fillmore, yielded 100 sacks per
acre of merehantable potatoes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

I am the best doctor in the land.
superior TO any monkeys gland. I
got a name-Paul s Lemonade. Al
ways ready for you at Union Stages
depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
Four Taken To Patton

Four Taken To Patton.-Tour per
sons committed to the state asylum
~ Patton last week, left for that III
stitution Yesterday in charge OF
deputy sheriffs. The four include
C. NJ, Shaw and H. Mivarato, ad-
judged insane and Mrs Betty Worth
ineton and w. w. JOINER. committed
10 the institution to be treated Tor
drug addiction.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

Eat at the New Hotel Vaughn
Cafe and Coffee Shop. Jacumba Hot
Springs. + and { adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
WANTED -.- 100 AUTOS
nj. PLANE, S21 Commercial St.
care Borderland Express Co.
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County,

Try Loynd's Steaks, choTs an,
short orders, ; to 3. evenings. 3t'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

Drink Goachel1a Artesion Water.
Call BudT;ne Bottling Co. Phone
sR2W. 7t26
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
MATRICIDE IS
THINNER; SHOWS
NERVOUS STRAIN

Confined from page y
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

Parisienne Beauty Shoppe open all
summer. Phone 7S3.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
STORIES ABOUT
STORM RAYACES
EVOKE PROTEST

CONTINUED from Page ~
International., 1925-09-14
MISS MARTINEZ is
ELECTED QUEEN
OF FESTIVAL ]

Miss Emma Martinez, neice of
President Gales of Mexico, was
elected Friday evening to be
queen Of the annual Mexican indie
pendence celebration to be held
Wednesday in Nogales, Sonora.
The votes were counted by a
committee at the Cosmopolitan
Cafe Dance Garden and it was
found that Miss Martinez had pol
led 16,800 votes, with Miss Amalia
Espinosa second with 14,500.
Other contestants were Misses
Jesuita Sanchez, Consuelo Bar
reda, an Concha Corrella.
Miss Martinez is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Santiago "A. Mar
tinez of Nogales, Sonora. and a
neice of Luis Martinez of Quay
mas, one of the main officials of
the Sonora Bank & Trust Com
pany. She is a very beautiful and
popular young women and is en-
nloyed at Joe Befk.s Modern
Store in Negales, Arizona.
International., 1925-09-14
AVIATION POLICY WILL Re
CONSIDERED AT LEGION
CONVENTION
UNITED Newsl

Observation-Disclosures &C.
ton bearing on the governments
aviation policy is expected at the
national convention of the Ameri-
can Legion opening at Omaha on
October fifth, it was stated here
at national headquarters today.
! The. Arkansas and Kansas, de-
partments already have passed
resolutions calling for a unified
service. Texas is to take steps TO
assure a full hearing for Colonel
Mitchell.
opinion in Legion ranks is diyid-
ed, but indications point to the air
service being one of the major
International., 1925-09-14

John Walters, star twirler of
the Nogales baseball team, was the
hero Of the day in yesterdays
game which resulted in a score of
to 5 in favor of the visitors. 1t
was the first time Nogales has
ever been defeated by Miami.
Five times at bat, Walters got
three hits, two of the number be-
ing drives for homeruns over the
center field fence, the first time
the ball was ever put over the
fence in that part of the ball park.
Walters also starred as "a pit
cher. Placed in the box at the be-
ginning Of the fifth inning to re-
place Ruiz who had allowed seven
hits in four innings, Walters only
allowed the miners three hits in
five innings, and no scores were
made off Walters, all the six runs
brought in by Miami having been
put across the plate in the third
and fourth innings.
Walters second homerun was
made in the ninth inning. With
two outs, one man on base, and
the score standing to 3, Wal.
ters banged the ball over the
fence, making the score G to 5.
The final out was made at first
base by Bojorquez.
Had Lefty Coward, center
fielder for Nogales, not failed to
catch what appeared to be an
easy fly IN the third inning, the
tale would Lave heen different
and Nogales would have BEEN vie
torious, for Miami had the bases
full at the time and three ITALICS
came in as result of Coward ct
ting the fly drop right at lis
feet.
International., 1925-09-14
MEXICAN CURRENCY
NOW IN CIRCULATION

Currency valued at $4,000
Mexican gold, was received Fri
day from Mexico City by the No
gales, Sonora, branch of the Ben
CO de Mexico, the new and sole
bank of issue in Mexico.
Quantities of paper money, the
first to be circulated in Mexico
since, the days Of the revolution.
have been shipped from Mexico
City to all branches of the Banco
de Mexico throughout Mexico.
The Banco de Mexico is ex-
changing the currency to mer-
chants and others at the rate of
exchange on Mexican gold which
is higher than the exchange rate
on Mexican silver.
The new bills are very attras.
tive and bear the date of Sep
tember 1, 1925. On one side ap-
pears picture Of the Independ.
ence monument at Mexico City.
and on the other side.
signatures Of Alberto Mascarenas.
general manager of the Banco de
Mexico; Ricardo F. Campos, inter-
venor for the government; and
Leon Escobar, cashier.
International., 1925-09-14
NUMBER OF AUTOMOBILES SHIPPED TO
MEXICO THIS YEAR FAR GREATER THAN 1924

rail, 534 passenger cars valued at
S282, ,348, and the same period a
year ago, 287 passenger cars val
ued at S152,491.
Trucks and buses more than
doubled, There were 1876 trucks
and busses valued at $86,784, and
for the same period a year ago
there were 55 valued at $25,776.
The above fieures do not in
clude automobiles shipped into
Mexico. via boat through the port
of Guaymas.
International., 1925-09-14
COSMO ORCHESTRA
PLAYS AT BALL CAMP

Through the courtesy Of. the
cosmopolitan Cafe Dance Garden Ine
of flX rellX proprietor, the hundreds
ol @a,as aans M;a! attending Yesterdays No No.
edd'eszMlaml ed exHai1nm+ baseball game enjoy
grandstand snrenI IL music played in the
orchestra. ''''0uS Nosmo
.nd dae e., orchestra moved its p;ano
a. ana other instruments dow -"no
snd sne 4alI fal. park for the ball "a game Se
iistenino IssH dans w were m given real treat treat
JAZZ sAre pieces eS many many latest up-to-date
la! f.a wnlGn consists of Eddie Hgs- H;nLIs
Banjo; p Frank Allen. 1t ni'anist. tt.lnkle' p'
mond q Means, saxophone.. e.'s, sna nay y
tainer. '"or and enter
bers nhaasi Of tbs to d1,i,E!el Mgt Felix, and mem
didn't cost the baseba,11 tne music
-l.s-as cGc red cent manage
International., 1925-09-14
AVIATORS REST IN
HONOLULU
Omitted News)

HONOLULU, Sept. 13.-Feted
and honored on all sides, the navy
aviators rescued with the seaplane
PN-9-1 have entered upon a per-
lod Of rest and recuperation that
will precede their return to the
United States. Sunday was quiet
for commander John Rodgers, and
his four comrades now Honolulu's
most famous residents.
Definite orders regarding Rod
gers and his crew are not expec~
ted for several days. They will
be stationed here without duty
until they sail for America.
International., 1925-09-14
CONCERT PROGRAM

Following is the program for the
regular weekly concert to be CIV
en- Tuesday evening at 1880
0 clock at Camp Stephen u. Little
by the 25th Infantry Band:
1. March, Caesars Triumphal'
-...----..--..-. George F. Mitchell
Fox Trot, 'Love Tales" -.
.---...--.-.,...-........... Vincent Rose
2. Overture, "Stradella" .---....
....--...,.-....-......- F. Won Flotow
Fox rot, Waiting for tthe
Moon. J. Brown & S. Lerner
3. Characteristic Piece, Fairy
Dance" ------.. Andrew Herman
Revere, "In a Rose Garden"
-..------.--,---.-. Tobia Acciani
A. Selection, "The Wizard of
the Nile" ...-.--- Victor Herbert
s Waltz, ,a"Que Nous Aimons"
,..----.---,---- Armand Vecsey
Blues, "West Indies" --......
--Dowell. Williams. & Williams
8. Vocal Selections, ''The -
d Rosary -------.-----.-----.---~ Nevln
ooh Mabel Kahn, and Fiorito
Songs by Claud A. Andrews,
25th. Infantry Band.
Z. Excerpts from, George 2
Washington Jr." ......
Z ..,--,,,-.: George NJ. Cohan
Shoutin' Liza Trombone -.
-,--------,.--.--- enry Fillmore
William B. Brown (Asst. Band
Leader) Conductor. Service Com
pany, 18th. Infantry.
International., 1925-09-14
ENROLL MENT AT
H. S. BREAKS
RECORDS

With an attendance of 29O, all
enrolment records in the history
of the Nogales high school have
been smashed in the new term
which began last Tuesday, it was
announced Sunday by Prof. A. j.
Mitchell, high school principal.
The enrolment last year was
240.
The enrolment in the grammar
grade schools in also higher than
a year ago. all Of which shows
that Nogales is growing in pop
ulation.
International., 1925-09-14
TRANSFERRED TO PHOENIX

Col. Woodson Hooker, for the
past couple years, commander of
the 25th Infantry at Camp Steph-
en- D. Little, departed Friday on
a leave of absence, and the COM
mand of the regiment devolved
upon Lieut.. Col. w. S. Faulkner
until Col. A. J. Dougherty ar
rives from Warren, Ariz., to take
command about October C..
Col. Hooker goes to Phoenix
with an assignment of four years
duty there with the Arizona Re-
serve. He contemplates buying
d home in Phoenix. His daughter
will attend school in that city
International., 1925-09-14
GOVERNOR HUNT
TO VISIT HERE
1ODAl

Gov. George w. P. Hunt viii,
cordlng to long distance teIe-
pnone pn massage from the COVER
nor last night to L. H. Crimes
one OF Mr.. Hunts closest friend.
Tie Inc governor phoned from
snd sreIe Tor Tor Nogales this morning
,tnu an would return to Tucson to
SPend PEND Wednesday attending tho bo
tt toen OF September celebration ''Io IN
International., 1925-09-14

That prosperity has returned to
the west coast of Mexico is shown
by the fact that the number of
automobiles shipped through Ari-
zona border ports to the west
coast the first six months of this
year is far greater than the same
period last year.
During the first six months of
this year, according to statistics
made pubic Sunday, there were
shipped into the west coast, via