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Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
EX-FEL0N KILLED,
MESSENGER HURT
IN GUN BATTLES

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 81
An ex.conviet killed, policeman
wounded. citizen injured and a
gunman held in Jail was the toll to-
day of two gun battles fought on
the city streets during the night.
William Cred" Dolan, the cx.
convict, was killed by Everett Han
sen, messenger for the Chief of Po.
lice Dan O'Brien, after Dolan had
tcrrorized crowd of pedestrians
and shot Hansen through the left
wrist.
Clarence Lvori was injured when
the automobile carrying Dolnn to
IL hospital ran into a street ear.
William Hale of Iolo county was
Jailed after he and a companion
had hold up special policeman,
robbed him Of his weapons and then
battled two regular patrolman.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
Massachusetts Editor Goes on Trial for Blasphen7
HEAVY TRAFFIC ON
PLANK ROAD WILL
NOW BE FORBIDDEN
Highway Commission Is
sues Orders to Restrict
Speed on Route.

Leads of more than 5000 pounds,
including the weight of the vehicle,
are now forbidden passage over the
PARK read across the sand hills be-
tween Ecltvu.e and Yuma, accord
uig TO telegram received this
IRONING by District Attorney Ut
Icy, from C. E. Sullivan, division en-
siaecr CT The California highway
commission.
y resolu ion passed yesterday by
tie cGmlni>Sion. reads ~ follows:
"Noted, that tie California high
way commission does hereby de-
ciatc in writing that the maximum
lead eapacitv of the timber struc-
turc il llnptliW County, known Il,
t;le p,ank road. linper:al 21-B. l>
4tVJ pounds, including the vehicle
IN which said load IL ctr2eG. and
Il is furthe. voted th"t n" speed o.
FL trucks over the said timber struc-
td9e is hereby restricted &c II miles
rcr hour.
The commission farther ordered
that Signs shall be erected and
maintained ON each side OF, and at
places not less than leo feet nor
more than 80 feet from each en't
of the plank road, specifying the
r:xiumum lo:,d and speed allowed
trucks passing over the read.
Road To Be Patrolied
i'Iomutiv uu0n receipt Of the or
der from Sullivan. the district at
tarney conferred with Inspector
Ciiroy. III charge of the Imperial
I: n,.ements to have the plank road
properly patrolled to see that the
order. cf the commission are obey
ed.
One officer will operate on the
Ii glwav between Hoitvillr and the
p'an!; road, aud on the highway east
Of the planisS. Another officer
wiIl be stationed ON the Planks.
Drivers operating their trucks at
a speed If more than 10 miles an
hour win be given warnings until
such times as the signs are install
ed. After that vioators of the
commission : Instructions VIII be
arrested. Truck $ carrying NOR"
tlan 5000 pounds loads will not be
allowed on the road, such portion of
the load as may be necessary being
removed in order 70 bring the load
within the maximum limit.
The road is in bad shape NJ pres
emit, and the commission does no.
intend to make any Improvements,
il is asserted, in view of the f2ct
that operations on the building of
the new road will start Very short
~
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
Of
COMPANY IS.
O|S(;LA|MfD
Aluminium Company Alb
solved of Blame in Dept.
of Justice Statement.
DENIALS ARE MADE
Holdings insufficient to
form Control, Declares
Asst. Attorney General.
BY United Press Leased Wise


WASHINGTON, Felt. .. - Tie
complete department Of justica re-
Fort absolv'ng tie Aluminium Com
panv CT America from CHARGES CT
anti t.ust law violations made pub
lie today by the senate Judiciary
committee. reveals that William T..
Denham. specia! assistant attorney
general. found neither secrstaiy CT
the treasury Me,lcn nor his brother
F. P. Mellon, hold controlling in
terest IN TIE company.
Federal trade commission investi-
Gators have held that the companT
was completely owned by Mellon
end his brother.
Denham in the report SAYS:
:" An examination of the stock
,vcords of tine company disclosrs
that the stock holdings cf A. w. Mel
len do not constitute control.
Holdings Insufsicien.
Moreover, the combined holdings
of A. ". Mellon and his brother. X.
=. Mellon. are far from sufficient
to constitute n control of the com
panv. it is disclosed,
"It has been atntcd nianv times
that A. ". Mellon supplied tht
original capital for the company
Such is not the fact. The reeord'
show that his first connection with
the company was nearly two yea"
after It's formation when he acquir
Cd sixty shares of its stock.
The present holdings of Mellon
and bis brother we're not revealed
in the rCport.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
Woman
Seeks Mate, Son
Who Worked Here

Mrs. Il. Kelsey, of kirksville, Mi,
orlr, has written to Chief Barker.
asking for assistance in locating her
husband, Charles. C., W. kelsey,)
and her son, Olm CIV. O. Kelsey
who is sometimes called "Bil'.
The letter to the chief states thai
Mrs. Kelsey last heard from them in
tbs city on May |, 1925, at which
time they were working at the lee
plant. She addressed them in care
of general delivery but never heard
Gnv more from them.
Mrs ko'sey is very anxious to
hear from her relatives aud Chief
Hatfer urges anyone having infor'
nistfon " their present location to
lSc him so that the information
iia$ be Seltt to Mrs. Kelsey. @t.o p5a
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
REPORT SUCCESS
WITH DRIVE FOR
Y.W.C.A. BUDGET

With over half Of Fl Centre $
81 80 share of the county \. W. {.
A. budget raised Al noon Today, and
with ali teams 'epor'inG cordial
reception and good RESPONSE the
;oeal campaign for 1926 finances
'tas coming on >p,cnd'dly Al ta"
t:mr cf going :" press. Reports
from other cities OF the county ar
equally Encouraging. Miss Louise t.
E"l',,., c"rntv secretary, ,tatcs.
Enthusiastic groups OF women
workers, many of them accompanied
hv m"mberS Of the FL Centre XII
wants club which is assisting with
the drive in this city. began 1htir
work in the business district Car!y
thiS morning.
Coed support from the rural dis
tr cts, aud from rcSi,,enc" sections
visited iy Giri Reserve boosters has
Ltcn reported to Y. ". G. \. head
Glartc~s.
At noon to!ay CaicNico reported
nearly over The top, with the cXpc"-
taii"n Of finishing its drive this
afternoon. The kjwanis club Of that
city ia nlso assisting. At Imperial
vherr the American Legion IL
backing the campaign, over half the
t,tHl had lren r: i>ed at noon. The
talipatria campaign, with th" as
s;staucc OF the Lions ciuh, is as"
coming on wed.
Holtvi,le's = drive, Which could not
be held simultaneously with the rest
of tn 'ruty, win olcn tomorroW.
" 9 &N, o.ficia,S, IN charge OF
the ,a,""Ggu this noon expressed
the belief that the city would ''go
over the top by noon tomorrow
and possibly tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
SINCLAIR TO BE
CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNORS JOB

pASA i.NA. Cpl'f., Feb. -. -
Upton Sinclair, author, announced
Griini,c'v lrr today that be Wiii
accept the Socialist nomination for
governor Of California.
'Tho greatest emergency OF
American history eonfrcntS the peo-
plc Of every state. not excepting
California. Sinclair declared.
"7ho United states and 'ahfor'
nia nrc The most looted governments
IL the world.
"'t my name mHara anvth'nG IN
strengthening the prot"s: against
soch uisgoverIment, certainty
will make vigorous campaign'
Lena Morrow Lewis, state secre,
tary Of the Socialist organization in
California, will be the candidate for
lieutenant governor, as Sinclair 3
running mate.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
MAY DISCONTINUE
| MARKET REPORTS
NEED MORE FUNDS
Urge Grow ers, Shippers
to C0ntribut: Funds
Towards y. 5 Service.

Dailv market reports on lettuce,
put out by the Market News Service
frou, the Barbara Worth hotel, will
be discontinued lLarch l unless fl
naoio' support from Imperial Val
ley lettuce growers and shippers is
for rthcc,ning at once. is the word
from Washington today.
The announcement OF the possible"
closing comes from members of the
arcwers end shippers finance com
m;ttec. following the receipt by {. +.
Schultz. ipcal representative, Of 'c'"-
e@aehic orders from Washington, ID.
g.. today.
Money sufficient for the March
n,nenscs must be in the bank or
he guaranteed. or the service will be
discontinued March |. I've wire, sign
81 hv T.. W. Stillwell, Market News
Official at Washington, states.
\. II. Keller. who acts as treas
pepr for the fund. states that ap-
pro matclv $500 has been collected
to date. aad that $500 additional is
needed.
While 200 copies Of the market
news service bulletin are issued
daily to valley lettuce men, the large
amount OF expense borne by the bu-
rrau Of agricultural economies III
connection With the report is not
fally realized by all.
Information over government leas-
ed wires reaching from San Fran
cisco to Kansas City. and telegraph
ic reports of market conditions i'll
;hl the principal cities of the United
States, is available to the lettuce
mon of Imperial Valley for the pay
ment of the comparatively small
cost of relaying the messages from
san Francisco and a portion OF the
local office expense of compiling
the data after it is received. The
service costs the United States
$4,000 year.
To date. although the reports are
eagerly sought as soon as released
each day, those receiving the bene-
fit have been fer the most part ap-
athletic in their financial support.
However. it is believed that the
possible closing of the service will
awaken the shippers, and it is also
hoped the growers, to the necessity
Of contributing at once if the office
is to be kept open.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
EVOKE: |: OLD
STATUTE To
PRESS CASE
Address Before Lithuan-
ian Societies Stirs Of
ficials to Action.
MOTION IS DENIED
Principal Witness Gives
Version of Atheistic
Remarks at Gathering.

EPoCkTON, E.aas. leo. q. -
En.hony B,1lDa, the boyish % king
ea"...1. from ElCokline, who be ievcs
nan mate Gad went en- ,1iai hero
tnGay .haroea wish vio'otion .cf
1Gas&acAuset:s 229-year old bias
ree'ay la".
Duiv Gnc. ho fore III the ta,i two
ocninl.s - lie old '.hlac statute
served rs the basis for q court case
IN M, r.,rataanw "alth.
Attorney Harry Huffman. chief
counsel. ;niucd atclv moved tha'
10th IN hasphemr ehagee and the
..aii,iou rhtt%r. which also stands
aaaiast Eimha, De qua. he'd. .'ud2"
{. Carol hing denied this motion,
i.rgUe eoI Dismissal
IN afguiuQ rs notions. Attorney
to the. c.i,e IT Miner ktre'and, y ho
- the early '9;h century Was con.
virteA e irfrac'ion OF the b':.s.
phemv law.
'.Wh"u the blasphsmv law was
l.assed. = H"firran sad "eondit'ons
were enti-ely different from what
'h,y are now. II that time eS-
y, body believed in God. Hecsusc
i tlia il Y5as Il c-ine Il b'asps,cme.
"Tting- are d,ffcrcnt today. Peo-
J., have more Ehe.al views.
The frs. witness called bv III"
government was Anthony W. EG-
,,:.ce. the principal complainant.
Gives Version Of Address
Eabin asked Eudarc to repeat
>pme Of the alleged h}asphcmous re-
tlarks made by the drfcndan, in IN
ada~rss before FIVE Lithuanian SO
cictes here on January %.
Euiacc's vcrs on of the blmha
spreeh follows:
There are sume fools today WIN
t"iiovo in Ood. They tell You
Christ was God. Communists are
better than God. Christ Was afraid
10 die. Communists are not afrahI
10 de. I'r;csts tel YOU man has
y SOIL. Why, | have a sole, but 1t
r. on nay shoe.
eve have been PRAYING for 2ooe
N,ars and ha;-c got noihln1. What
wc pet we Will get tlrongh swords
Aiaor,c;r workers suffrr rs mucf
rs t.uropcan workers. The t.mr l.
coming vhcn workers will organic
Ia atroEg force for revolution.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
DAMAGES SOUGHT
OF MATR0NS FOR
REPUTED GOSSIP
Nv United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 24.-Alleg-
ing he had been slandcrcd, Gerald
de McrveaHX, film actor and fenc-
ing instructor, demanded $2J0,000
damages today from two Hollywood
society women.
The defendants are Mrs. !. Stuart
Blackton, wife of the screen direc-
tor, and Mrs. |. y. Brunswig,, wife
of prominent druggist.
The fencing master claims the
women gossiped about him to such
an extent that most of his pupils
deserted his classes.
Blackton was sued by De Mer-
vcaux recently for $4,000 damages
for Il horse whipping he admits he
gave to the fencing master, after al.
legged advances toward Mrs. Black
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
WOMAN SOLON
WANTS CHANGE
IN DRY LAWS
IN lultrd Prrss Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Feb. n. Prohibition
is undermining our whole moral
fabr'c and an amendment to the
os,ead act is the only way TO wipe
out his evil, Mrs. Florence Prag
Kahn, congress woman from Cali
to,nia, told IN audience here.
~ am for legaiizins light wines
md beer to overcome some of the
G, i}s of prohibition, She said.
favor law enforcement but | also
favor an enforceable law.
Mrs. Kahn is the widow of the
'atc Julius Kahn. who represented
California in congress for % wears
hc fore his death year ago las'
Sentemhcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
APPROVES BILL TO
PURCHASE SILVER

WASH NGTON. Feb. "A. The
Ieppey bin directing The secretary
cf treasury to complete purchase OF
silver under tie Pit'mau act was
ordered favorablv reported by the
senate banking and currency com
mi'tee today.
The bin would enable the treasury
dopar.mcHt r. purchase silvor 81 the
rate of ~ per ounce fof every dol
,ar sold under thc act.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
THINK CAPTURED
GIRL IS LEADER
OF BANDIT BAND

Los ANGELES, Feb. 2l.- .ialia
Su.ost, feminine bandit suspect.
Mas captur"d near Saugus today
attcl TWO rnnnin, gao '.a,,lcs. Twa
male companions were also taken III
ct s'uaI.
The trio fiist battlel with Il serv-
;cc station manager after an n,
tempted hojdup, it Was charged.
They were subsequently, overtaken
and captured by police after 4
second gun fight.
The girl drove the bandit car and
issued orders for.thc three, accord
ing To- the station attendant. The
r,ale suspects g3ye the AaneS Of r..
Aiialola and Louis Garc,a.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

Mid -week services, all church
eS. 49,,
Pot luck supper. State Street
Christian church, $50.
Elks dinner for Troop Z, Boy
Scouts, 7 p. m.
Foreign night school classes,
Lincoln school.
Ell Centre chapter Order Of
DeMolay, Masonic hall, 7:s0 p.
NJ.
I. o. o. T. meets, Davis hall.
Chamber of Commerce direc-
tors meet.
Hollywood Meddonna, =
Brunk's tent theater.
''Too Much Money Palace
theater.
Valley theater. "ManneQuin.
TOMORROW
Rotary Club luncheon, Hotel
Barbara Worth.
Christian Church Missionary
Society meets with Mrs. John
rrohly. $50.
Music section. 10000 or.
NESTS with Mrs. Fred Giano.aaa
$50. ehN edt a
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
LOVE EXPRESSED
FOR HI JOHNSON
IN FATHERS WILL
ny UNit~d Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Feb. oA.-Lovc
for his son, United States Senator
Nram w. johnson. is expressed III
the will of Grove l.. johnson, who
t,cd here February /.
:" make no provision for my
son. Hiram, the document on file
IN superior court here today reads,
"bccause ne does not need any IL,
"ancial assistance from nay estate {;
hence, leave him onlv my love IN !
niv pride in his success in hfo. y
Mrs, He'en Al,+e Jo''nson, IN"
widow is the PRINCIPAL beneficiary
under the will, which provides fof
diannSGjt? IF personal nropertE
Ta'u,d at lcss than so, 0,oho. a.-.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
BRITISH SOLONS
CHEER SUGGESTION
ABOUT MORAL BAN

LONDON, Feb. 94.-A suggestion
that Americans guilty of "moral
tarpitnde' be treated here ~
Countess Cathcart has been treated
in America brought cheers in the
hou"e of commons today
Al the same time it WAS reveal,
cd that the British Ambassador at
Washington has been asked to re
port on the alleged homhardment OF
the British steamer Eastwood by an
American coast guard cutter.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
CHURCH CLOSING
IN MEXICO CITY
PROY0KES STIR
By United Pres. Leased " ire

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 24.-Priests
rounded mp when the police closed
the Church of the Sacred Family IN
the heart of the residential section
were believed today to have been
deported.
Closing of the church in the Co
lonia Roma was attended by q pop
ular demonstration and soldiers, po-
lice and fircmen were called out 20
prevent riot.
The action against the church be
gan late yesterday.
A few shots were fired over the
heads of the crowds which had gath
cred to protest against the newest
move in the state campaign against
foreign church influence. The Unit
ed Press correspondent, an eye wit
ness of the incident, saw mounted
police and gendarmes push the
crowds back while soldiers with
drawn revolvers aided.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
EyT Use 20 Af.ICW n. S.
MISSyONARLES 70 LA.ND

!iG%G K4NG, Ech. ~. = TWO
IN, ran women m,ssionar,o, frohl
n" American Pcutrc"stal Holiness
.tnianc. ana II Rri, ish wonaa mis-
onary were rot allowed 10 land at
~ h9i i,crausr !hcv came from
l!ehs Kong.
The official rcfusal To permit
them Ashore i, paet of tl" sts9he
and haveott moN men. III the soGth
which has been intensified in the
p.si few DAYS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
ATTEMPTS TO FLY
UNDER ARCHWAY;
BURNS TO DEATH

PARIS. Feb. 81. - Leon Collot,
french war plot, WAS burned to
death today when a bet with Amer
lean colleagues of the Orly Aero
drome, he attempted to fly bis ma
,hine through the l50-fcct high
arch OF tho Eiffel Tower. =
The machine came down IN
flames, srrsrentlv started by con.
tact Of tho w-i"c'ess aHtennac with
IN overhead wire.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
Class Doug, Mary
Among Bourgeois

Ey tnitai Pre.S Leased Wire
MOSCOW. Fen. 2t.-Douglas
Fairbanks and May Pickford
are too "bourgeois'' for com
rlrnist Russia and their art is
INST suited 20 the Soviet
regime, according to Professor
VZcvoiod, who protested to
thropgs at his lecture that the
Fairbanks ought not to be per-
mitted to enter Eussia this
sumner. His remarks were
made apropos Of reports that
the couple would come here
where their films are the
moss popular shown.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
SHOOT pAwllASTER AND
PATROINAN, GRAE ROIL
Hy tinted Press Lcascd Wire

BALTIMORE Md, Feb. -. -.,
Auto bandits shortly before noon
today shot Patrolmsa Patrick nuf-
LIN snd paYmastrr Eclrtanuol 3cr'
N et"the Wes' eru Malvla0d dairy
and escaped with $l6,0e0 paArot.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
SEEK PROTECTION
AS WAR RENEWAL
LOOMS IN CHINA
Consular Corps at Han
kow Asks Authorities
to Guard Foreigners.
Ey RANDALL GOULD

F'EKIN. Feb. "a. Tho consular
IDS ~ H. n.lc% HoHaa Province.
has aske the authorities - protect
tarci"n lives and property IL Ionan
and Hupoh provinces.
HedtNcd warfare in China with Wa
;'e. r. active and General fcn2
Nuh Slang reported about to t"tr
the fi.la. has f,p"n rpnortrI in ca.
hrsc cables III" Pa#;, few day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
ANDREWS TO URGE
JAIL TERMS FOR
ALL B00TLECCERS

WASHlNGTON, Feb. III \ asist
ant Secretary of Treasury Andrews
will recommend to congress this
week that legislation be passed MAJ
inc Jail sentences compulsory for
convicted moonshiners, bootleggcrs
and other trafficking in liquor.
Treasury officials today said the
administrations new dry Legislative
program had "teeth' in if. An
drcws, it was said, will urge con-
grrss to change the statutes read
ing fine or Imprisonment to
- fine and imprisonment. Courts
would be allowed to suspend sent
cnccs where the facts of the case
warranted such action but this sys-
tenn would put the bootlcgger on
parole and should he be convicted
n second time the penalty would be
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-24
Will, BEGIN SURVEY OF
U. S. LIQUOR CONDITIONS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Dcnied
action by the rules committee on
resolutions authorizing sweeping
vcstigation of the results of pro
hibision. the house alcoholic liquor
traffic committee voted today to
begin a survey of liquor conditions
throughout the country.
The committee believes it has full
authority to inquire into alcoholic
liquor traffic without passage of Il
special resolution and intends to
start the investigation in about two
weeks. Another meeting will be
held Monday TO make difinite plans
tor the sMrNcN.
The border vidette., 1926-01-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz county, State of Arizona.
Estate of William Haskell, de-
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the
~ undersigned E. A. H. Tays,
administrator of the estate of Will
liam Haskell, deceased, to the cre-
ditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice
to the said E. A. H. Tays, at room
IL, Vile de Paris building, Noga-
les, Arizona, the same being the
place for the transaction of the
business of said estate, in the said
county of Santa Cruz.
E. A. H. TAYS,
Administrato of the estate of
William Haskell, deceased.
Dated Nogales, Arizona, this 22nd
day of December, 1925. 1866
The border vidette., 1926-01-02
Order to Show Cause Why Order ot
Sale of Real Estate Should
Not Be Made.

In the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona, in and for the
county of Santa Cruz.
In the matter of the estate of
Charles A. Proctor, deceased.
It appearing to the court by
the petition this day filed by
Jesus Elias, formerly Jesus Proc
tor, executrix of the estate of
Charles A. Proctor. deceased
: that il is to the best interests of
the estate to sell the real estate
described in said petition.
It Is Therefore Ordered by
the court, that all persons in
terested in the estate of said de
ceased appear before this court
on the 3rd day of February, 1925,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. N. of
said day, at the court room of
said court, at the Court House in
the city of .Nogales, Santa Cruz
county, Arizona, to show cause
why an order should not be
granted to the said Jesus Elias,
formerly Jesus Proctor, execu-
trix of the said estate, to sell the
real estate described in her peti
tion; and that a copy of this
order be published for four sue
cessive weeks in THE BORDER
VIDETTE. newspaper printed
and published in Nogales, Santa
Cruz,county, Arizona.
Dated this 28th day of Decem.
ber, 1925.
w. A. O'CoNNoR,
Judge of the Superior Court,
Santa Cruz county, Arizona.
1-2-5t.
The border vidette., 1926-01-02
NOTICE OF SALE or PLEDGED
PROPERTY.

Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, T. j. J.Wylie, of No
gales, Santa Cruz county, Ari
zona, that at eleven o'clock a. m.
on Monday. the 11th day of Jan
uary, 1926, at the court house
door Of the Court House of Santa
Cruz county, Arizona, in Noga
les, Arizona, he will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder
for cash all the hereinafter de
scribed personal property and
apply the proceeds of such sale
to the satisfaction of that certain
debt evidenced by one certain
promissory note executed by
Eduardo Legleu to T. J. Wylie
under date of September IL. 1924,
for the principal sum of One
Thousand $4,000 O0) Dollars, with
interest at the rate of ten (1O%)
per cent per annum from date
until paid and ten (10%) per cent
of the total amount due for at
torney's fees, the said property
having been pledged to the said
T. j. Wylie to secure the pay.
ment of the said debt.
The following is description
of the property to be sold:
Ten (1O) stock certificates nun.
bered 18 to % inclusive, repre-
senting a total Of one thousand
one hundred twenty one u121)
shares of capital stock of the
American Cattle Company, So
ciedad Anonima, a corporation
organized and existing under and
by virtue of the laws of the Mex
ican United States.
Dated at Nogales, Arizona, this
21st day of December. 1926.
12-2643s. T. j. WYL1E.
The border vidette., 1926-01-02
Catarrhal Deafness

tion of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
infiamed you have a rumbling sound
or Imperfect Hearing. Unless the
inflammation can be reduced, your
hearing may be destroyed forever.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
do what we claim for it--rid your sys-
tenn os Catarrh or Deafness caused
by Catarrh
Sold by all druggists for over 40 years.
F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio.