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The border vidette., 1926-02-13
WESTERN SUGAR INDUSTRY.


Sugar beet profits for Western
growers in the states having re
fining industries are larger than
ever before.
One Western sugar company
will pay a total of about SIS,
COO, 900 to the farmers for last
years crop: the payments ex
tending into 1926.
The fact that the money for
sugar beets is distributed over a
fiscal year reaching from No
vember to November, is benefi
cial in enabling growers to EN-
ploy labor over dull periods, and
incidentally to have money for
payment of taxes.
Distribution by states shows
81, 100000 already paid in Colo
rado, S.. 100000 in Nebraska,
100000 in Montana and Wy.
oming.
Farmers have found that grow
ing beans as an alternative crop
with sugar beets; is very benefi
cial to the land. Manufacturer.
The border vidette., 1926-02-13
BORDER is QUIET WITH NO
MORE SMUGGLING.

The momentary excitement
caused by the arrest of Jose Her
nandez, Pedro Miranda and Lau.
ra Borquez who were caught by
Nogales, Sonora. customs with
several thousand rounds of am.
munition, has subsidized and no
further reports of smuggling
arrests reaching the press.
Hernandez and Miranda are
still held in the military prison
in Sonora and Laura Borquez,
queen of the smugglers, is at
liberty under big bond pend.
ing formal trial before a civil
court of that city.
Investigations conducted last
week by Mexican military have
so far revealed nothing, accord
ing to official sources.-Herald.
The border vidette., 1926-02-13
HUNT SPEAKS FOR STATE

Phoenix. Arizona is opposed
to the naturalization of the Col.
orado river as proposed by the
plan of Secretary Of the Interior
Hubert Work, Governor George
w. P. Hunt today informed
Mark Rose, director of Imperial
Valley Irrigation district, and
A. e. Kellogg, Secretary of the
Colorado River Conservation
club.
Governor Hunt would express
no opinion regarding the Swing.
Johrso bill, saying be had not
read the revised measure con.
tanning the suggestions made by
Secre tary Work. The chief ex-
ecutive said be favors the All.
American canal project provid.
ing Arizona is not taxed or fore.
ed to pay any part of its con.
struction cost.
The border vidette., 1926-02-13
AMERICANS BUY MEXICAN MINE

Reports brought tc the city
this morning from the south
state that the famous old Las
Cruces" group of mines in the
Suaqui Grande section of the
state of Sonora, Mexico, have
been sold to American interest
for $l25, 900, the largest mining
deal to be made this year.
The company, acquiring title
to the property, has already
started in exploration and de.
velopment work with a substan.
tial number of men employed.
1t is expected that all freight,
ing will be done out of Cumuripa
station on the Southern Pacific
of Mexico. Herald.
The border vidette., 1926-02-13
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the "Guaymas
Water Supply Company, Limit.
ed," will be held at the Office of
the company. in the Doherty
building, 1874 Grand avenue, No.
gales, Arizona, on Monday, Feb.
ruary is, 1926, at 1000 o'clock
a. No., for the election of the
board of directors who will serve
for the ensuing year, the dis
cussion and approval of the &C.
counts of the corporation and
the general balance for the year
1925; also to consider and de-
termine the advisability of sell.
ing and disposing of the proper.
ty and assets of the corporation,
and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
All stockholders are requested
to be present, either in person
or by proxy.
FRANK ]. DUFFY,
1-16-5t Secretary.
The border vidette., 1926-02-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Carlos M. Diaz, de.

Estate of Carlos M. Diaz, de.
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the
undersigned administrator of the
estate of Carlos M. Diaz, deceas.
ed to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouch.
ers. within four months after the
first publication of this notice to
the said administrator at the of.
fee of Duffy & Robins 134t
Grand avenue, Nogales, Arizona.
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of
said estate, in the county of
Santa Cruz.
w. F. OvERTON,
Administrator of the estate of
Carlos M. Diaz, deceased.
Dated Nogales, this 18th day
of January, 1926. 1-16 st.
The border vidette., 1926-02-13
"SERvICE At COST" MISNOMeR

Periodically some we'll mean.
ing person or organization sug.
gests that the government go
into the electric light and power
or some other business and fur
nish service at COST"
All public service companies
such as electric light and power,
telephone, gas and railroad com
panies are today subject to pub
lie regulation of a most strict
nature. Their earnings are linn.
tied by law to very modest
percentage on their investment.
The cost of service is the rate
which public regulation permits
The border vidette., 1926-02-13
ALIEN Is CAUGHT BETWEEN
TWO NATIONS.

How would you like to be
caught On the border line of two
nations and unable to enter
either country?
This was the unusual exper
ience Of Charles Kainz, a citizen
of Austria, who has been in No
gales for two years employed at
Army Store. Kainz went across
the line Sunday afternoon about
five o'clock. When be started
to return to his home on this
side he was informed by the Am.
erican immigration authorities
that be could not re enter the
United States and that be had
been here illegally.
When be started to 60 back
into Mexico he was informed by
the Mexican immigration author,
tiles that he could not legally
enter Mexico and that those de
ported from the United States
must show proper Mexican pap
ers before they could enter that
nation.
Kaipz was literally between
the devil and the deep blue
sea-" He was in fact man
without country" He was
stranded on the sixty foot neu
trail strip which separates the
United States and Mexico and
could rot go north or south.
The mantle of night fell on
Nogales and Kainz. became cold
and chilled. Still the immigra.
ton authorities of the two ma.
tions would not yield. This
seemed to violate the laws of
human nature.
Finally Gmo. Robinson, Mex
lean vice consul in Nogales. Ari.,
zona, took steps which resulted
in Kainz being permitted to go
to hotel in Nogales, Sonora,
and was ordered to report to the
immigration authorities today
Herald.
The border vidette., 1926-02-13
the companies to charge.

the companies to charge.
ln the case of electric com.
panies, the cost of service in.
cludes some $150,OOO,OOO year
paid in taxes.
Under the service at cost"
theory of public ownership, this
is virtually the only item that
could be deducted from cost of
operating an electric property,
as publicly owned industries are
tax exempt.
But this does not mean that
the $150,O00,OOO in taxes are
saved-far from it. Public own.
ership usually entails heavier
taxes for more public employees,
and the taxes which the private
enterprise would have paid but
which the public plant does not
pay, must be added to the taxes
of the general taxpayer" who
may never have a chance to use
the publicly owned property for
which be is taxed.
On December %, 1917, the
government took over the rail.
roads, and operated them until
March ], 1920. The loss to the
taxpayers was over 81, 100, ,OOO,.
600. The under private owner
ship, the railroads are paying
some $3.50, 100000 year in taxes
and losses are met by the stock.
holders-not the taxpayers.
Public regulation of public
utilities has never been a success
public ownership can show
nothing but a record of failure.
Service at cost" is a mis-.
nomer-it should be designated
as service with part of the cost
borne by the taxpayer. Manu-,
facturer.
The border vidette., 1926-02-13
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW.
Fe bl uary 9, 1926.

| ertleS leased TO Is. .. wilson ana
associates, of Tucson. Concen
trating plant to handle Is to 20
tons daily will be erected.
Fox-Ash Peak Mining com
pany erects ore loading platform,
and making shipments from here.
Oatman-Oatman United Gold
Mining company arranging to
install additional agitating tanks,
to bring its new plant up to full
capacity.
Observation-Disclosures Mining
company now milling $50 tons
crude gold ore daily; bullion
shipments being made twice a
month.
Duncan-Ash Peak Extension
Mining company starts active
operations.
Oatman-Considerable ore be-
ing handled through United
American shaft, by lessees of
Tom Reed Gold Mines company.
Walker-Black Diamond Min
ing & Development company will
install so ton mill.
Morenci-Stargo mines to re
sumo operation.
Somerton-New Baptist church
dedicated.
| Globe-Copper Cities Bank.
with branches in Miami and
Superior, sold to Old Dominion
Bank.
Stafford = Preparations com.
pleted for beginning active work
on construction of 5 mile link on
Stafford Bowie road.
Thatcher-New junior high
school dedicated.
Value of gold, silver, copper,
lead and zinc produced by mines
in Arizona in 1925, was SHABBY.
100, an increase on $99,61O 379
in 1924.
| Yuma-McLaughlin's Furni.
ture Store opens branch here.
Holbrook - Continental Oil
company completed third we'll on
Table Mesa structure.
Holbrook-High grade petro
leum comes in at Adamana we'll.
| Yuma-Vein, il to 20 feet wide
with $50 ton in silver, lead, cop
per-. gold values, opened at
Washington mine.
Tucson-Road to Ajo to be
constructed at cost of $40, 900.
Patagonia - American Boy
group of mines being developed.
Safford-Work progressing on
new grade school.
Globe-Surveyors at work on
site of San Carlos dam project.
McNary-Cady Lumber Cor.
poration to build 81 units of dry
Kilns.
Safford--Three cotton gins in
Stafford Valley, belonging to J.
r. Walker company, sold to Gila
River Ginning company.
Nogales - Montezuma Hotel
being razed, preparatory to erec.
tion of new 100000 hotel.
Bisbee e-Laying of conduits
for under ground telephone
cables to School hill, completed.
Chandler-Arizona Preserving
company will specialize in pro.
duction of canned grape fruit.
Yuma-New hotel in prospect
for this place.
I Yuma-Lee Highway, extend.
ing from Washington, D. g., to
San Diego, California, will be
routed through this city.
Yuma - Growers throughout
this district urged to plant single
variety of cotton.
Kingman - THE Western
Mines Reporter" new mining
journal, being published.
1OO,675 bales cotton ginned in
Arizona, prior to January is.
Phoenix-Lee Highway AS
sociation to give national adver.
tising to Arizona's scenic wond.
ers.
Crown King-Swiggett & An
derson shipping ore to Ell Paso.
Mines Development
company developing gold silver.
lead group of II claims in Has.
sayampa section.
Holbrook - 100000 will be
spent on road between this place
and Young.
Heber-Sheep trail to Reno
will be surveyed.
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ROANOKE LETTER.

Mrs Alice Blair of Gilmer Ave,
n. W., died here after a protracted
illness. She was we'll known and
highly respected being member of
the First Baptist Church. She left
four daughters and five boys to
mourn their loss. Mrs. Dorothy
Sims of 331 9th Ave. N w, visited,
Cincinnati, Otols, w. Va, and Christ
iansburg. Junius Colvin died Thurs
day morning and was buried Satur-
day from Clark and Edwards Chap
ell. Rev. A. l. James officiated.
Mrs. Colvin wishes to thank her
friends who helped her. Rev. A. l..
James was assisted by Rev. DR.. w.
r. Howerton. James Anderson died
suddenly. He was a deacon OF Jeru-
salem baptist Church. His remains
were shipped to Farmville, Va. for
interment.
Mrs Lacy Johnson Of Sth Ave-, N.
w, died at the Central State Hos
pital. Her remains were shipped
here for interment. She was a mem
Der of the First Baptist Church.
Planets may be gotten from Mad
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We thank our many friends who
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O" the sudden death OF our brother,
Wiley Brown who died October II,
tS"S. He leaves two brothers. two
Si,'sers to mourn their loss. The
and floral offerings were
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Mrs. Cora Garner, of Pittsburgh,
Mrs. Mary +. Turner of Roanoke and
Mi. John Brown, Green Brown Of
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The A. M. f. and NJ. e. Churches
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Hastings Court, part
III, OF the City Of Richmond, Octo
Der Goth 1926.
Margaret Clark Brickley, Plaintiff
against
Eddie Brickley ...... Defendant
Gin Chsncery)
The object OF This suit is to obtain
a divorce from the bond of matri-
mGny by the plainaif from the dee
PENDANT on the grounds of desertion,
and abandonment for more than
three years prior to the commence
ment OF this suit
And affidavit having been made
and, fled that the defendant. Eddie
Brickley, is not resident OF the
State Of Virginia, it is ordered that
he do appear here within ten DAYS
after due publication OF this order,
once week for four successive
weeks in tfre Richmond Planet a
newspaper published in the City of
Richmond. Va, and do what is neces-
sary to- protect his interest in this
suit d.
A Copy-Teste:'
w. f. DUVAIT. Clerk
r. 3. JACKSON, D. a.
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DO YOU RNssN THEM,

Viennaa Ga Oct. 6, lsaa;.
g desire to Knew tue wherea!Ioii ts
odn my relatives. II am Millie Emo il e
daughter and l. 'E,s sold tg.1y fc,
slavery. | was born in Richmond,
Va. My mother belonged 20, Jesse
Brooks who had two sons, Ike. and
Mick. l was sold to Squite. Eouse
in North Carolina. I Sad, four
brothers: Georse Washing TOM. Berry.
Ambos and Jinr Brooks
ANY information will sie thank
fully received by Lydia Webster,
Vienna, GA.
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TUESDAYS ELECTIONS

The result of the elections through
OFT the country last Tuesday while
not scarce of qualification to the
Rep. blicans furnishes no cause for
citation on the part of the Demo
rcrats. In New York. the disgrunt-
led "drys" rebuked Senator James
W. Wadsworth, "wet" by electing
Democrat wringing wet" In Mas
sachusetts, disgruntled Republicans.
who had enmities against Senator
Fuller, President Coolidge's friend.
elected a Democrat in his place 1t
is alleged that Senator Butler un-
mercifully attacked Massachusetts
favorite son, during the last years OF
his eyentful career.
In other sections of the country
the Republican forces held up we'll
and prevented the capture Of both
branches of the Congress as tho
Democratic leaders had, predicted
that they would do 1t looks as
though Republican will occupy the
White House at Washington for the
next term AS for the Democrats
they are divided into two hostile
camps. Hon. William G.. McAdoo
is the recognized leader of the oppo
,sition, which will contest the over.
powering influence Of Tammany Hall
as represented by Gov. Al Smith OF
New York.
There is no longer any doubt
that no Republican nominee can car
ny that State against this intrepid
leader Of Democracy, but enough
other States will be lost to the Dem
ocratic Party in the event that he II
nominated as to make Democratic
success at the polls impossible. The
campaign will now be framed alonl
these lines Gov. Smith canno
transfer his supporters to any othe
candidate. 1t begins to look al
though both parties have run out
OF available material for the presi
dency.
President Calvin Coolidge Is tn
strongest candidate that the Repub
1ican Party can name, but. visions o
a so-called third term will tend T.
chill the support that otherwis
might be enthusiastic. SO far a
the colored voter is concerned, h
has much to think about betwee
this time and the next presidentis
election. On the face OF the r,
turns, the Republicans are in niue
better shape for a presidential col
test than the Democrats.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-11-06

NIRGINIA---In the Circuit Court OF
the City of Richmond, Thursday
November IN 1926.
MiLANr POWELL, ..... PlaintifT
Against
NARY IEIy POWELL. Defendant
The object Of his suit is to obtain
2 divorce from the bond Of matri-
moi,y by the plaintiff from The de
fondant on the ground OF wifful de-
ee~t'oI and abandonment, and an
thdoyit having been made and filed
that the said defendant is not req.
ident Of the state OF Virginia. and
that her last known postoffice adj
dress YVES Philadelphia. Pa. 1t is
htrc BY ordered that the said Mary
", F1voH appear here within 10
{ a. ate due publication OF this
orGor and DO what is necessary tn
protect her interest I'm this suit.
Copy reste:
GARbAND 3. TAYLOR d. c.
G. A. MCKENZIE. p. O.
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grabbed Jordan to protect the lives
of others.
y visit to st. Philips Hospital
shortly after 2 p. NJ Monday, LIST
inst. developed the fact that all Of
the persons shot at the Biltmore Ho-
tel were improving. William Peace,
who was shot through the leg did
not know anything more than he
had been shot. Ernest Jordan was
in room, where friends were per-
rittted, to visit him. The officer
sat at the head Of his bed and lis
tened to all that was said A copy
OF the Planet was handed to him
and to the prisoner, whose brother
and friend also sat at the bedside
In reply to queries his brother Al.
bert Jordan said that he was port
er on the Pullman car He was 26
years of age and his brother. Ernest,
21. The family were from Harris
vile, South Carolina and had been
Eer2 four years.
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VIRGINIA-In Hastings Court Part
III. City OF Richmond, November 1
1926.
NANCY VAUGHAN .... Plaintiff
w..
JAMES VAUGHAN Defendant
The object OF this suit is to obtain
for the plaintiff an absolute divorce
from the defendant upon the grounds
OF desertion' and abandonment for
more than three years prtor to the
commencement Of this s,iit
And an affidavit having been made
and fled that the defendant, James
"arrnan is not resident of the
Sta'e Of Virginia, it is ordered that
ha - appear here within ten days
from the, due publication of this or.
3e" md do What may be- necessary
e 9tcct his interest in this suit.
Copy Teste:
w u DUV6L. Clerk.
BY A. T. DUrYAL, d. G..
c. MINrMS: p. q,
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Hon. H. C. Smith, of Cleveland o.
makes conclusive statement rela-
tive to the practical workings Of the
Harry c. Smith Anti-Lynching Bill,
which has been in effect ever since
he was representative in the Ohio
Legislature. There is one thing
about this able Ohioan, his instru-
ment never gets out of tune He
is standing four square on the fun
damental principles Of lifetime
and upon all questions dealing with
the citizens of color, he rings true
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Fraternal organizations Of Virgin
ia doing business in the State OF
Pennsylvania, have been called to
Harrisburg, Pa, to show cause why
their permits to do business in that
State should not be revoked, 1t is
understood that they will be rep
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His brother, Ernest, was waiter
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brothers. age was 81 years It. Gray
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ESQ had been retained as counsel
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whom she is engaged William
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sister and as he passed her he touch
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