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The border vidette., 1926-09-11

j. R. .Halstead, vice. president
of the Halstead Lumber Co.,, and
manager of Arizona operations,
made the following statement:
We have long had our eyes
on Tucson with the idea of es.
tablishing ourselves in this COM
munity. but it took the remark.
able progress and growth of the
last two years to establish in our
minds the fact that now is the
time to go, and we want to be
accepted as a true Tucson busi-
ness house.
Our company has Is yards
throughout the state, including
the new one at Tucson, which is
the largest in Arizona. It in.
cludes builders hardware tools
and paints as we'll as lumber.
Our slogan is "One foot or q
million," and we are prepared to
back that slogan up. We have
our buyers in constant touch
with all the mills throughout the
country and there is no contract
too small or no contract too large
for Us.
Our Arizona headquarters is
now located at Phoenix yards,
and it is my intention to move
these headquarters to Tucson in
the fall, inssmuch as I intend to
make my home here"
The Halstead chain started at
Phoenix some Is years ago with
| ]. D. Halstead at its head. Mr..
Halstead is the president of the
Arizona operations. The Hal
stead Co. has been identified
with most of the largest building
activities through the state for
many years. and is known as
highly reliable and. as Mr.. Hal.
stead said. Our buying power
assures the ability of supplying
all the building needs. Our sue.
cess in the lumber business has
been brought about by our serv.
ice. ."-Southwestern Labor Re-
cord.
The border vidette., 1926-09-11
SHORT HISTORY OF LABOR DAY

Labor Day. which has become
labor's greatest holiday. was first
suggested in the New York City
Central Labor Union in May,
1882. 1t was decided to observe
the first Monday in September
of that year as festal day, with
a parade, speech making, and
picnics. There were other holi.
days, representing the religious.
civil and military spirit, it was
contended, but none the industri-
al. The celebration was held,
and it was a big success.
In 1884, the first Monday in
September was declared Labor
Day by the American Federation
of Labor. All wage earners. ir.
respective of sex, calling or ma
tionality, we're urged to observe
it until it should be as uncom-
mon for a man to work Labor
Day as on the Fourth of July.
State legislatures were urged
to make the day a legal holiday,
and 32 enacted laws to that ef-
feet. Congress made it legal
holiday in 1894 for the District
of Columbia and the territories,
and while a number of States
have no Labor Day law, the Fed
eral act has been accepted by all
of them.
The border vidette., 1926-09-11
DAVIS AND PEPPER RELEASED

AT the preliminary hearing OF
Jack Davis and Charles Pepper.
charged with the theft of cattle
from the Babacomari grant,
which was held before Howard
Keener, justice of the peace, the
case was dismissed. There was
no evidence produced to show
that the accused had stolen any
cattle. The basis of the charge
was that defendants had record.
ed q brand in 1923 that can be
made by adding a few lines to
the brand of the Babacomari
grant. Testimony submitted by
Cattle Inspector Mcclure and
Deputy Sheriff Burts of Tucson
and Harry Saxton of Phoenix,
chairman of the State Livestock
Sanitary Board, was to the effect
that some of the cattle had brands
that looked as through they had
been burned over. As the testi.
mony was based only upon belief
and not upon any positive evid.
ence, there was nothing the jus.
tice could do but dismiss the case.
The brands were said to be too
old to tell positively that there
had been any tampering done
except that they had that ap.
pearance.
The charge was brought by
Dan G. Mckinney, foreman Of
the grant.
The border vidette., 1926-09-11
HALsTEAD ENTERS NEW FIELD

Monday, Aug. 16, marked the
opening of the J. D. Halstead
Lumber Co., one of the most
modern and best equipped lum
Der yards in the Southwest.
Halstead's of Tucson is under
the management of James P.
Whelan, who has been prominent.
ly connected with the lumber
business in Tucson for the past
ten years. having formerly man.
aged the local branch of the
O'Malley Lumber Company for
seven years, up until two years
ago. The time intervening was
spent travelling for the Fletcher
Franks Lumber Co. of Los An.
geles. A-s
The border vidette., 1926-09-11
HUDGIN BOY FREED BY JUSTICE
AFTER HEARING AUG. 81.

Alfred Hudgin, 18-year-old
boy, who was held on a com
plant signed by Robert Reed of
Fairbank, following the death of
his daughter in an automobile
accident Sept. q, on the Pata.
gonia-Tombstone road, charging
manslaughter, was freed by jus.
tice of the Peace Howard Keener
of Patagonia after evidence had
been submitting showing that
the accident was avoidable by
the driver of the car in which
the young lady was riding at the
time OF. the accident.
A coroner's jury which investi
gated the accident shortly after
the wreck had stated in its yer.
dict that the accident had been
caused by criminal carelessness
on the part of young Hudgin.
The verdict was just at that time
based on the evidence brought
out by the county attorney, JAS.
v. Robins. No counsel repre-
sented the Hudgin boy at that
inquest an2 the only evidence
the jury could consider was that
brought out at that time. At
the preliminary hearing the boy
was represented by Attorney
Duane Bird of Nogales, who
brought out the fact that the
driver of the sedan car, in the
rear could have avoided the &C.
cident had be used ordinary eau.
tion; that be had been warned
by one of his passengers not to
try to pass the Ford car which
was being driven in wreckless
manner by young Hudgin, and
that be had taken the wheel
from Miss Dorothy Reed, sister
of the dead girl, with the remark
that be would get by after she
had failed to do so on at least
two previous attempts.
In the opinion of the justice,
the responsibility should have
been more upon the driver of
the death car than upon the
driver of the Ford in front, even
though the later car was driving
on the wrong side of the road
and had deliberately cut in front
of the car following to prevent
its passing. because, by the re.
peated efforts of Hudgin to pre-.
vent the car in the rear from
passing the driver of the sedan
was we'll aware of the danger
and should have used every eff.
fort to safe. guard the lives of his
passengers. N
That young Hudgin was guilty
of wreckless driving the coart
does not deny, but stated that
the accident was caused by the
fact that both cars were driven
by young boys who were unmind.
full of the dangerous passtime
they were engaged in and that
the charge of manslaughter
should not have been brought
against the driver of the Ford,
but that a charge of lesser grav.
ity would have fitted the case.-
Patagonian,
The border vidette., 1926-09-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for ex.
tensive exploratory work given
by Chester r. Bunker interests,
which recently purchased Cop
per King mine.
The border vidette., 1926-09-11
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW.
August 80, 1926.

August ~, 1875.
Globe-Work starts on $780,.
T0OO paving project.
Palo Verde-Construction work
at McNeill mine nearly complet.
ed. Power plant and mill will
be finished early in September.
Globe-Iron Cap mine produc.
ing about 100000 pounds cop.
per and 10000 ounces silver.
annually.
Snowfake-Chamber of Com.
merce being reorganized.
Phoenix - Cotton committee
selected to establish Arizona gin.
ming standard.
Tucson - 5000 bond issue
proposed for erection of new
county courthouse.
7 Phoenix-91 carload shipment
cottonseed meal shipped from
Arizona to European markets,
August, IS.
HoIbrook-Arizona- California
Cattlemen's Cooperative Market
ing Association to establish local
field Office.
Yuma - All cotton gins in
Yuma valley operating to capa.
city.
Yuma ID. Molina threshed
900 pounds alfalfa seed per acre
from 201 acres.
Coolidge-T. Wall erecting new
business building here.
Phoenix - Arizona State
Journal" new publication. to is
sued weekly.
Flagstaff-New building under
construction for Flagstaff Sun"
Bowie-Derrick and tool house
at we'll No. of Bowie Oil com
pany, recently burned, will be
rebuilt.
Safford-Shipment Of $4,000
young trout from federal fish
hatchery in Colorado. placed in
In Salt River. .,,' 4, a, n 4,
Hoolbrook-Bids to be asked
for construction Of bridge over
Little Colorado River, here.
Taylor-Navajo county fair to
be held here latter part of Sept.
Mt. David-Erection of high
school proposed.
Aio-6O mile road to be built
from Roadside mine to end of
graded road out of Ajo.
Tombstone - Extensive, tests
run Oh new Leedy mill at Emer.
aid property, and mill now ready
for full operation.
Dragon - Keystone Copper
Mining company will resume
operations here, shortly.
Chrysotile Carload of No. l
fibre from Regal Asbestos Co.,
shipped to New York.
Gleeson-Aravaipa Extension
Mining company making plans
for development.
Oatman-Tom Reed mill re.
ported to have turned out $685..
900 in gold bullion first half of
July.
Chloride-White Hills Silver
Mines, Inc, to sink three. com.
partment / ,OOO.foot shaft.
Kingman-Banner mine ship.
ping carload of ore daily.
Ajo-Shaft work started at
Copper mountain.
Constellation-Gold Bar mine
being retimbered. Active de.
velopment to be under way soon.
Yuma - Black Rock Mining
company starts extensive devel.
opment plans on property in Red
Cloud district.
Winslow buys American La.
France pumper engine and truck
for fire protection.
Tombstone-Giacoma Brothers
will build modern theater here.
HALSTEAD ENTERS NEW FIELD
The border vidette., 1926-09-11

Clifton-Forest service i'm
proving tourist camp sites along
Coronado trail, between this
place and Springerville.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-07
Ket dollar.

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meg be0e ktt e napg telk abbo reggeire
ebedre rongyos oj 6cskas etben haszn de
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n eany vagy fr ha es de slemi munkaval aaposan
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-07

(Folytatas.)

De nemcsak allami akamazotakat aunk keres
kedok bowen Meghe6en szenyen vekednek azonban nem
konny felsme vendegseregbn ezeket
kat Ittott meggy6z6dees atunk fesmerjl oket
Lennzakaukr6 Az ugyneveze igaz oroszokat kormany-
partiakat akk panszavus nacionazmus hi
ve sznttn konnyu felmern nagyon hasontana r6a
fascistakhoz.
Npbiztos tarsasagban szomszedom peldaul Luz
nacarszj volt Csak katonat LATHAM Egyeenegy gene
rails egyket azoknak husves uknak,
bakak6 csak rombuszalaku ku0nb0e meg De hat
hol proietaratusg Hiaba keresem. j.
Annyi bzonyo hogy egesz tarsasag alkamazkodk
szokasokhoz Lkdos6dve arnak Xxi be- is
dorra kommunista eszteensegge vsekednek ferak mem
veszik kalapa legfoktppn zarhat6 raaskaukt6
max smm aron. pncernek monjak elvtars pncer
meghaJol valaszo egeokel0bb eppen leg
gyanuabb vendegek buzg6n paroaznak semeye
foken ten hasonra dogoz6 gSg
jet feeem alaposan megfekezi
Nagneha believed egye igaz elvtars munkanelki vagy
muaozo munka heyet fog ragyog6 koz0tt
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kezkke ts sapkaukka ameyet gyar stje beeketet
matre dho aja meg jl heyet igaan tagja az nernaeo
nanak De hogy 6zn egyek fenye alatt
szoag lgaz proearok lnek Cakhogy
latszo Hnyagsaguk erotetet Ruhaza demam6gar
bezenk De nevezheik-e maskepen moszkovta dvatot
amenek hogy erak kk vagy
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gondosan borot eppen ele hos gy0lt
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oskedk minden ferfi "e6rasman obaa ugy karjait
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om tomeg heyzeten vaozatott Mndenltt tarsadan
egyenl6tlengg tsakonk munkas gyarban az eseand
gazoak Trock megaaptasit hogy egy Vi pogas
sag kaakuoban Rol kezd6dik vi tarsadam osztay
kialakulasa azonban trlszet sende az4kb ak es
baszonert tork magukat olka vaamelyk enssss
ha moszkya 6et kpet fsene akonya szneit kenn
yaszonra De mi akark yen panorama kepe festen
fladatunk cak hogy napronara eruk rszeesen
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/ alkalom,- biztos j6p6- kinalko-I
xix egy t0reky6 magyar flu sza-
mSra- Akinek- kedNe van kitanul-
mi . nsndsgl6i mesterssg minden'
.esinjat- -binjat $ ez<sl biEtos meg
.6lAsbest, ID kerssetet sass biztosi-
tani a maya szamara, az ielent-
skezzfk szeskeszt Gs6ginkben. Va
.rosuak leHnsoyobb s. kgelSkel6bb
-venaes eben sziilsss van esy
tanul6ra (bus boy), akit uaegfels-
les eseten pincernek, yagy sza-
kaespsk k6psznek maid XII il fl
BSet6s, alland6, naaalsa $ biztos jS-
I'D RsdsklSdSk hisi6k tel telefo-
npn s5erkesztoaeg egiialtet. Telefon
szamunk 42129.
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4 H1TYtjT. IxL.
xpr6 tsItaeyS6ssk I 1S19as6t
Tkrsu1t l6tf6n msgtsrtots, Al1s.
riilt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Javaban alI q bal. Este tiz ora
.korul jar a mutat6, de a k0z0n-
seq meg mindig jon. Lanyok, tan
.cosnSk ketszer annyian vannak,
mint fiuk.
A lanyok selyemruhaban, se-I
lyemharisnyaban, ragyog6, de tai
mi ekszerekkel. Beil1enenek bar
.mely ndvari balba - ami q ruha-
zatakat lleti. A hatast kisse ront
.ja, hogy a szajuk alland6an mo-
Ezog. Az ember AIT hinne, hogy
|holani edes titkot sugnak a tancos
|nak. Pedig, gummit ragnak. Ez va
|lahogy elrontja az lluzi6t. A dra-
ga ruha, harisnyay cipS' - mind
kSzonsegesse vaiik.
Ta1an, italian tanck0zben msgse
kene gumit ragni.
&#s
A taneosok serege mar tar
ka kepet nyujt. Az egyik sapka-
ban, mask kalapban, a harrna-
dix meg kotott kabatban tancol.
/ Fnrcsa elIentetekent az estelyi
|toalettekben pompaz6 n6knek.
Wan olyan, aki a gyarbol egyene-
/ sen ide tartott. Faradhatatlanul
jarjak.
A cigang' meg olyan vehemen-
ciaval muzsikal, hogy szinte Csc
| peg veritek rola. Az egyik fiis-
I,tosnek d nagy igyekezetben Ell is
Itorik hegeaai6e. Ijedve nezi. Az.
ltan go4dol egyet., Felugrik hirte
Hen, hajadonf6, ingnjjban rohaf
lie a lepcsok6n, kezeben tartHa {
ftor0tt hegediit, csak ugy futta
ban kialtja oda a bandanak =
ciganyul -- hogy elt0r0tt a hege
diije.
A r6zsafab6f faragott nyirety
tyunek megszakadt a lelke, nen
birta jazzt...
| Oszirozsat kapott minden egy
es resztvev6. A termeszet eme cst
das, sok szinu, megerto S sokat be
.szelo viragat. A legtobb legeny
gomblyukaba tiizte. A Charleston
llehetetlen rangat6dzasai kozot
azonba1, J kiesett a ROSA. Talal
mem birta szivvel, lelekkel ezt
fura, de divatos lancet. Inkabl
a f0ldre hullt, ahol eltapostak.
+ *4~s
4 Mezeskalacs sziv, cs6kos par
! raj, cifra diszitessel. Nagyobb
mint egy embersziv - ez azonbal
mem dobog, hanem beszel. Mesel
a regi vasarokr6i, csizmas. lege
u nyekr6l, arvalanyhajas porgeka
lapokrol, vasari zsiba jr6l... az
utan csendrol, balkan dobogo le
I anEszfprSl, hajfona4b6l kikof6t
pantlikarol, szerelmes pirulasrt
j. (melyet nem a RUS nnesterkel a
arcra) az els6 cs6krol... Ahogy
kezembe tartom,- raesik tekinte
tem,. a felirasra. 4
i ''Er0sebb a es0k a bornal,
Edesebb is cukornal.
De edesebb szerelem,
i Amikor babamat 0lelem."
B, hogy rairtak a mezeskalak
, sziv nema beszedjet, multr6l ~
!, geleset csak azok ertik,- akik,
, mikor csillagot nezik, k0nnyb
labbaal a szemiik...
y Vajjon ahova a sziv keriil1
fFortuna istenasszony jovoltab6
; lertenek-e magyarqll? Merit b
: zony kiil0nben nagyons elarvul a
; ia m6zeskalacs sziv...
II SGep volt q hetf6 esti mula1
7 Isag. A Rozsafiizer Tarsulat lelke
lassz0nyaie- az erdem. Akik OIL
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VI PoI.aILR

A szeptember vegen tartott pol
garvizsgAk sor&n, q t0bbek k0-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-07

zott Barta Sandorne is sikerrel
le9izsgazott megkapta a polgar-
levelet.
Gratulalunkl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-07

/ SEep volt q hetfG esti m1lat-
sag. Al Rozsafizer Tarsulst lelkes
asszonyaie' az erden. Akik oft
voltalk, azok mind j6l naulattak.
Kar, hogy nem voltak ketszer
annyian. ERertek volna.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25

but Mr.. Rogers seems to be one of those
and he did not like that 81 900 loan. He
asked his son-in-law what he intended to
do next with his daughter now that he had
gotten her out of job.
eve are going to Europe on the Ma
jestic,'" he answered. "Would you like
to go too? No? Then we'll only need
$500 suite
Bowman went to the local agents and
showed them that he knew all about the
stateroom arrangements of that and sew
eral other liners. The Accommodations
that he wished were gone and he had to be
content with 81 200 rooms. He should
have made a deposit of $500 but waived
it aside by saying that he would send a
check. So convinced were the agents by
the atmosphere of wealth that Bowman
had built up on that thousand borrowed
from his wife, that they wired the money
for that reservation out of their own
pockets.
Mother and daughter went about with
faces wreathed in beautiful smiles, but
Pa Rogers, the man of little faith, was
suspicious and looked it. He had been
told often enough that evil thoughts
bring evil things and it certainly proved
true in this case. His questions of the
hotel management caused them to be sus-
picious and soon other doubling persons
were asking and wondering
Tradesmen, everybody from the steam
ship agents who had not received that
check to bootleggers who had unwisely
departed from their policy of c. o. D.
began asking the hotel what it knew about
this lordly guest. 1t knew nothing OK
cept that he had not paid the orchestra
for his parties.
Mr.. Rogers finally suggested that Bow
man telephone New York and find out
why his money was delayed. Bowman
put in long distance call for Mr.. Gug-
genheim at the Plaza, New York and got
him. Upstairs in the Bowman suite that