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ANTlsTA NOT TO PLAY HERE

Tony Antista, ,diminutive short.
stop of the Nogales Information.
ais, will not be back this season,
according to Playing Manager
John Walters who is in receipt of
a letter from the fast stopping
little diamond hero in which he
states that be will remain on the
Pacific Coast. Walters says he
has a man in view to fill the vac
ancy and that the Internationals
will not lose in hitting or field
ing ability if the prospective
player can be lined up.
The baseball situation is warm.
ing up with the daily turnout of
the team for practice. Walters
is getting his men in uniform
and out on the field each day for
a -four hour, grind starting at
eleven o'clock and ending at
three.
During this time the men are
taken through intield and out.
field practice and batting. These
workouts are largely attended
by baseball fans of the city.
To date the full lineup of the
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BRADY SELLS 10000 CATTLE

Tucson.-One of the largest
sales of cattle made in this dis.
.trict during the year was that
consummated few days ago by
r. G.. Brady, local cattleman and
real estate man, who sold his.
entire herd OF 10, 900 animals.
The cattle we're purchased by
the J. G. Hayes Cattle company
of Ell Paso and are nov being
gathered for shipment to the
Texas range. The sale of the
Brady herd marks the departure
from cattle breeding of one of
the Oldest and best known live.
stock producers of Southern Ari.
zona. Mr.. Brady stated this
morning that the sale of his en-
tire breeding herd did not mean
that he intended going out Of
the cattle business entirely, but
that he had found the handling
Of steers more profita BILE than
the breeding of cattle, and that
in future be would continue his
efforts to that class of stock.
Mr.. Brady also said that he
would continue to hold his range
rights. which are extensive. De.
spite the fact that Mr.. Brady
about two years ago sold his
Three G. ranch in the Oracle dis
trict, to j. ]. Huggett, be still
controls a large acreage in the
same region.
The cattle business is not by
any means dead issue, in my
opinion" said Mr.. Brady, and
the fact that [ have determined
to get rid of my herd of breeders
simple means that in the future
I shall devote my entire time to
the handling Of beef steers, buy
ing and selling this class of an
imal where a profit is possible. I"
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FRIENDS AND ENEMIES

Senator Cameron won the first
stage of the fight in the senate
over the appropriation for the
Coolidge dam. The president
has authorized the employment
of engineers to supervise the
work, and the senate appropria
tions committee has approved
the inclusion of $3.50, 900 along
with the unexpended portion of
last years appropriation, for the
construction of the dam.
The $3.50. 600 item was held up
in the lower house upon the re
commendation of Congressman
Cramton of Michigan. This
gentleman appears to overlook
no opportunity in his official
capacity to place obstacles in the
way of legislation favorable to
Arizona. His animosity toward
this state, we believe, is inspired
by pique over the action of Coco
nino county in refusing to turn
over Bright Angel Trail to the
national park service. Con
gresham Cramton, as a mem Der
of the committee on national
parks of the lower house, was
very active in his efforts to in
duce Coconino county to consent
to the transfer.
Several newspaper of the state,
including our local contempor
ary, which are noted for their
active and eager defense of
Washington bureaucracy when
opposed to the interests of the
home folks of Arizona, have
frequently rushed to the defense
of Congressman Cramton when
he has been assailed by his
critics for official actions effect
ing this state. However, none
of the state papers of this class
gave space to the news that
Congressman Cramton had sue
cessfully blocked in the house a
$3.50. 900 appropriation for the
Coolidge dam, or have they at.
temptedga defen Sc of his course
in that particular. While they
could not praise the deed, Meth
er did they damn it. Theirs was
the safe course Of editorial
silence.
If the people of Arizona give a
modicum Of intelligent study to
the actions Of members of con
gress on matter of particular
import to this state. they will
not have much difficulty ia dis.
tinguishing between their legis
lative friends and enemies.
Miami Silver Belt.
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HUNTING BURIED TREASURE.

The treasure hunt for the old
Spanish Padres treasure, sup
posed to be buried near the
Tumacacori Mission is on and e.
F.. Mcknight, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S.. Mcknight, is mem.
Der of the treasure hunting ex
pedition.
Mcknight says that the ex
pedition has old maps showing
the approximate Location of the
treasure and that signs show
that the maps are correct.
There is an old legend that the
Spanish miners. back in the 10th
century, hid their treasure from
the indians. The treasure, it is
said, consists of bullion of gold
and silver, images, candlesticks
and other svaluables. Later they
left for Spain but their treasure
remained buried.
There have been numerous ex.
peditions to this county to look
for the old treasure. Mcknight
says that the camp of the ex.
pedition is located about four
miles from Tubac and that q
good number Of men form the
party. 49,
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shall at no time exceed the sum OF
Thirty.three Thousand Three Hun
dred Thirty.three and 33 200 1888, =
333 33) Dollars.
ARTICLE XIV
Duane Bird, of Nog ales. Santa Cruz
county, Arizona, who has been a bona
fide resident of the State of Arizona for
at least three (3) years, is hereby sp-
pointed the lawful agent of this corpor-
alton for and on behalf OF it, to accept
and acknowledge service, and upon
whom may be served oil necessary pro-
cess in any action, suit or proceeding
that may be held or brought against
this corporation in any Of the Courts
OF the State of Arizona. and for all
purposes required by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
hereunto set our hands this llth day
of March, A. D., 1926.
r. Nj. FORD, JR.
FRANK LOWN.
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NOTICE or PRIMARY ELECTION.

A primary election is hereby
called in the City of Nogales,
Santa Cruz county, Arizona, IN.
der the provisions of the law
relating to primary elections, on
Tuesday, the Doth day of April,
1926, for the purpose voting for
candidates for the several par.
ties to be nominated for the fol.
lowing offices:
One (1) Mayor,
Six (6) Aldermen,
Three (3) City Precinct Com.
mitteemen.
Dated this 2Oth day of Febru
ary, 1926.
PHIL HEROLD,
3-6-3t City Clerk.
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NEW APARTMENT HOUSE

Plans and specifications for an
apartment house of four apart.
ments are now in the hands of
contractors for bids and it is
probable that work on the new
apartment house will start with.
in the next 80 days.
The apartment house will be
built by Dunbar Clagett on his
property at the summit of CraW.
ford street.
The plans CALI. for the con.
struction of a Spanish type
apartment house with many built
in features. Individual garages
will also be built.
I purchased the lot adjacent
to my home with the anticipa-
tion of erecting an apartment
house," said Mr.. Clagett to The
Herald. Il now have the plans
and specifications and Nogales
contractors will be asked to sub.
NIT bids"
Mr.. Clagett is connected with
James A. Harrison in the cattle
business. He is brother of III.
M. Clagett. manager of Roy &
Titcomb. Inc., and came here
from Ohio several years ago.
He is a director of the chamb Der
of commerce and since locating
in this city has taken a very
active interest in civic welfare
Herald.
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team has not been accomplished
but several men are being com
municated with and it is expect.
ed that by this time next week
that good news will be given out
to fans. Herald.
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STATE OF ARIZONA.

STATE OF ARIZONA. )ss
County OF Santa Cruz,
The foregoing instrument was &C.
knowledged before me on this the l1th
day of March. 1926, by T. M Ford, Jr.
and Frank Lown. who stated to me
that they executed the same for the
purposes and consideration therein ex-
pressed.
(SeaD DUANE BIRD,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires December 5, 1928
Arizona Corporation Commission, In.
cooperating Department. Filed March
l6. 1926. at 200 p. m, at request OF
Duane Bird whose address is Nogales,
Arizona.
F. J. K. MCBRIDE,
BY Secretary.
PEARL JONES
First pub. March 20 ct.
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Miller Detective Service
Established 81 Years
Mason Theater Building Sd Floor
Opp. Chamber of Commerce :
Los Angeles, California
.Tel-Office, 829-433. Res. 761 2l5
STATE OF ARIZONA
office Of the &
ARIZONA CORPORATION
COMMISSION ss

0riTER s4a4E 4TA9Es 5E asfzosz's 95 asszsicA' }ss
Tho Arizona Corporation Commits
sion, by its Secretary does hereby
certify that the annexed is true and
complete transcript of the
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
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INTERNATIONAL BASEBALL ASSOcIA
TlON, INCORPORATED s

which were filed in the offiee OF said Ari-
zons Corporation Commission on the
10Th day of March. A. D.. 1926, at
o'clock p. M, as provided by law
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. The
Arizona Corporation Commission, by
it's Secretary, has hereunto set its
hand and affixed its Official Seal.
Done at the City Of Phoenix, the
Capitol, this 10th day of March, A. D.,
1926.
ARIZONA CORPORATION
COMMISSION
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
P0UL TRY MEN
OFFERED ALL
ADVANTAGES
Proper Soil, Climate and
Rains Draw Raisers
to This City.

San Antonio and Southwest Texas
offers poultry raisers every possible
advantage. Poultry raising is now in
its infancy throughout this section Of
the country. San Antonio is readily
gaining the interest Of poultry raisers.
San Antonio and Southwest Texas not
only are located favorably geograph-
ically, but the climate, soil, rains and
range are adaptable to poultry pro-
duction.
The only hindrance in this par
ticular type of business heretofore has
been the marketing system. This iced
has long retarded the growth of the
industry, not only in Texas, but over
the entire South.
Daily there are buyers in San An
tonic from Mexico, gathering the best
stock Of this section Of the country
and shipping in carload lots to Mexico.
where the fowls are distributed among
the farmers. A large amount of breed
ing stock is also being bought by these
merchants. San Antonio is giving these
buyers special offers. She hopes to
soon have Mexico flooded with Ameri-
can-bred poultry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
GREAT CITY GROWTH
TO MAKE TOWNS
SUBURBS OF S. A,

Villages and towns now 20 to 80
miles from San Antonio will be sub
urbs of San Antonio in the next 80
years at the present rate of expan-
sion. Country homes and new addi-
tons now extend for ten miles out
on most of the improved highways.
Motor transportation has wiped out
distances.
This same development will carry
San Antonio to the doors of many
towns with the intervening lands built
up with country homes and estates
and with motor transportation to the
business part of the great city a few
years hence.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
LOGICAL MARKET.

hIr. MacLean is credited with the
composition Of words and music OF
Just a Girl" "The Girl in Cling.
ham. - French Salon" and She's Got
the Chimes"
At the Spring Style Pageant. Feb
ruary ., Texas merchants will be af-
forded an opportunity Of seeing the
latest DEGREES Of Dame Fashion in dn
exceedingly wide range Of style in
qualities. from the most moderate 70
that demanded by the most fastidious.
Lustrous satins, soft, flimsy crepes
and tailored woolens made into charm
ing frocks, with gorgeous picture hats,
or striking sport hwats-and the most
alluring models of shoes ever offered
in San Antonio for any occasion. will
be displayed by the models at the
Revue.
Each succeeding year the merchants
Of the great Southwest look to S1u
Antonio-their logical market. to sup
ply them not only with staples in
ready-to- wear, but novelties and ultra
fashions as we'll. Each season q
greater number Of merchants come 10
the San Antonio market. The Spring
Style Show will thoroughly demon
strate 10 those who make their fist
trip 10 the San Antoine ready-to-wclr
market that San Antonio wholesalers
and garment manufacturers are thor
oughly capable Of handling their every
ready-to-wear need for the spring Of
1926.
CHIEF EVENT.
The Style Revue will be one 81
the crowning events Of the Spring
Trade Meeting. This will be the mas
ter style show If the entire South.
featuring q number Of beautiful mod.
els and the famous Max Fink Jazz
Orchestra and the Bassett Princess
Band.
At the fall style pageant conducted
last August. many hundreds Of ppO-
pie were turned away. Provisions are
being made al this time 10 see that
every patron who attends the Spring
Pageant, may comfortably review this
elaborate and interesting Style
Show.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
WELL KNOWN.
100000 TONS ICE
is YEARS OUTPUT

The best ice at probably the lowest
prices in America Is sold in San An
tonic. Fine artesian water and the
careful manner in which the ice is
made are the reasons for the finest
product of its kind in the As states.
San Antonians little realize the
value Of this industry. The 100000
tons of ice that are manufactured
here every year bring thousands Of
dollars to the city annually. The fac
tories and equipment represent an in
vestment of approximately S3,OO0.0O0.
Cold storage is another feature of this
line of business in the Alamo City.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
TRADE MEETS AID
ALL BUSINESS LINES

The Spring Trade Meeting is the
most important selling movement
known in South Texas. As we'll as
being a movement to bring thousands
Of merchants here, it is beneficial 70
every business man attending. With
the cooperation Of local jobbers, re-
tailers, wholesalers and manufactur-
ers, San Antonio is offering real in
struction in merchandising TO her out
.Of-tOgn customers.
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WANT TO INCREASE YOUR
EARNINGS? COME TO S. A.

ment of the San Antonio Chamber
of Commerce.
Believing that the merchants of the
great southwest are interested in i'm
proving their methods of merchandise
ing, the Executive Committee Of the
Trade Extension department will de-
vote the first two days. Monday,
February 1 and Tuesday. February 2,
practically exclusively TO merchants
institute work.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
RETAILERS CONVENTION
GREATEST IN HISTORY

Make your plans now to attend this
greater-than-ever Spring Trade Meet
and Business Institute. The latch
string is cut and San Antonio is pre-
pairing to play host to the great Con-
vention Of Retailers. Unusual educa-
tional features, whirlwind entertain
ment, and surprising buying opportun-
ities.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31

IF you really want to learn in
order that you might increase your
1926 earnings, come to San Antonio,
list your problems, bring your ledger,
merchandising experts along with 9th
ers, authorities in their particular
crafts, will assist you so that you, too,
can decrease your gross expenses and
increase your net profits" says c. G..
Wolfe of the Trade Extension Depart
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
WHOLESALERS
WILL DISPLAY
PRODUCTS

Here It is.-Gee but we've waited
and longed for 1.-THE Spring Style
Show. And it's scheduled for Feb
ruary 2 at Z p. m. Visiting mer-
chants, as the guests of San Antonio
wholesalers and manufacturers, have
the opportunity of seeing the South's
greatest style show during the Spring
Trade Week in San Antonio.
The revue will be held at the En-
pire Theater with Ted MacLean as
director.
The Style Show will be divided into
four acts, intermingled with unique
vaudeville interpretations.
The first "act" will probably open
with Atlantic City Bathing Revue. -
bevy of eighteen beautiful girls ex-
hibiting 1926 smartest bathing suits.
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direct from the mill, work clothes
from the plant in Eagle Pass, Tex,
which is the largest plant of its kind
in Texas, also mems furnishings AMI
notions.
WELL KNOWN.
Established in 1915 at 115 North
Flores street the Josephson Dry Goods
Company has won a favorable reputa-
ton over San Antonio and her trade
territory. This is due TO the high class
of merchandise handled and to good
service in filling the orders the same
day they are received. AT present the
company is featuring a wide range OF
dress goods, hosiery, underwear and
notions. Everything for the spring
frock is available at this store.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
DISPLAY PRODUCTS.

The second "act, "Out in the Great
Open Spaces" picturizing and ex-
hibiting models for morning and sport
wear.
The third "act,- "Tea Dansant, .
a clever dance act of twenty girls and
six Juveniles with a unique exhibit
ton of smart afternoon and dance
frocks.
The fourth "act.- Monte Carlo. y
an elaborate electrical exposition Of
the seasons most exclusive importa-
tions for formal and evening wear.
The girls for this Style Revue have
been comparatively selected not only
for their beauty but for their ability
to appropriately display the garments
they wear.
The merchandise exhibited at the
show will be offered by San Antonio
wholesalers and manufacturers, who
by this style show will demonstrate 10
the merchants of the great South
west that San Antonio is the Logical
ready-to-wear market.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
SAVE FOR MERCHANTS.

If many of the great stores of the
North and East find it to their ad
vantage TO buy from San Antonio
producers, it is but logical to assume
the Texas merchants will find it equal
" to their advantage. in addition 10
the great saving of time and expense
Of going TO the Eastern markets, cost
of transportation on their merchan-
disc, and the time required for de-
livery. Not only have all Of the de-
tails for the ready-to-wear accessories
been arranged for, but appropriate
millinery, shoes and hosiery will add
to the completeness of the South's
greatest style show.
Ted MacLean comes direct from
the Marigold Gardens Of Chicago.
where he has just staged a series OF
elaborate style shows and fine wear
expositions.
His special experience was with the
Atlantic City Bathing Revue and the
coordination he did with Earl Car
roll in organizing the 1925 Vanities.
plus his recognized ability with p. f.
Keith Booking Office. gives him n
background that entities him to n
place at the top of the ladder as a
style show exhibitor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
NORTH FLORES
STORES WIN
PATRONAGE
Smaller Business Houses
Rapidly Building Trade
by Service.

There are many excellent institu-
tons among the smaller business
houses in San Antonio where depend
able merchandise at low prices has
won a patronage that is constantly
growing. Located on North Flores
street, three of these concerns that
have become especially prominent in
San Antonio business circles are rap
idly creating a new business district
of their own and expanding from year
TO year to meet conditions.
The Carr Clothing Company. moved
TO its larger quarters at 123 North
Flores street Sbout four years ago.
This company wan first established in
San Antonio in 1919. By going 10
the markets frequently the companJ
is able TO give the merchants a most
complete line of mel and boys
clothes.
STEADY GROWTH.
The STEADY growth of the Carr
Clothing Company has made 1t neces-
sary for it to double its present floor
space. When the new addition is
completed this company will be one
of the largest and most exclusive
dealers in San Antonio. The growth
of the company is due TO the very
high grade of merchandise carried ana
TO the courtesy shown its patrons. q.
Charles Davis & Sons is also locat-
ed in the link of dealers on No-tn
Flores street, carry very complete
line of seasonable merchandise for the
spring trade week featuring hosiery
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She didn't finch. After all she
had invited rudeness, or, to be
milder, familiarity.
"Many Impressions" she said,
. "and probably all wrong"
THAT leaves us where we WERE"
he said, with light laugh. "Well,
If they are wrong-if they should
prove to be wrong-you may con-
sole yourself with the knowledge
that there is only one person in
the world who has the right i'm
preston. Brasher, my valet"
81 thought Wallets didn't go in
for heroes"
Swete's eyes became ludicrously
grave of expression.
perhaps 3rasher thinks that if
justice We're done | should be
strung from the limb of a tree"
81 shall not like Brasher," she
said, daringly, and the look he
gave her made her realize that to
play the coquette was an insult to
both of them.
II regard him as a pillar of
honestly" said Swete. "He always
says what he means. As you half
limited just now, there is a ten
dency in society % encourage
hypocrisy. We never can tell what
is Immediately behind a smile. Re
coived quite shock to-day, for in
stance. You will know Sir James
Prune?'
"Hc is friend of my father"
Her brows had narrowed slightly.
Only two days before, she had sat
next Sir James in her fathers
house and she had learned later
that her father had loaned him
five thousand to complete deal,
his own floating capital being
wanted in another direction.
Swete sighed pityingly "Poor
fellow" he said. always so fright
and cheerful! Nobody would have
suspected that he was wrestling
with the horror of debt. He files
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"Dez1zah"-BuAndtpw Soutar

his petition tomorrow Why
couldn't he have flung aside the
mask and told his friends? They
would have helped him Tiff their
friendship wasn't hypocrisy"
She knew little of finance, but
sufficient to understand that Sir
James must have hidden the true
facts of his position from her faith
or, else he would not have parted
with his five thousand: that was
now lost. A nauseating sickness
assailed her, but she controlled
herself. Poor Sir James," she
murmured. "Who would have
thought it?"
There you are!" said Swctc.
I'VE never know what lies behind
the mask" He frightened. Come
he said, Il should be more apprc-
cati,e of your visit than to de.
press you with these matters. How
is your father?'
Positively young"
That's the spirit. And the world
revolves to his liking?"
Fortune is very kind to him. if
you mean in the financial world"
ave don't mean anything else
these days, You might care for
tea? So refreshing"
"No, no must be going. | in
tended merely to call and"
"1'll order the car to be brought
around"
"A taxi will do"
mot likely! have a call to
make in the neighborhood of
Cavandish Square. Perhaps you will
sive me the pleasure of driving
along with you" He touched the
bell near the fireplace. but there
was no response. "Money, you
see," he said. "cannot buy every
thing. Bells out of order. Forgive
me? He left the room, leaving her
sitting by the fire.
Copyright. 1926. by Andrew Soutar
Ito Be Continued Next Sunday.)