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Nogales international., 1927-01-30
TOM DOYLE NOW
WITH BIG MINE

Tom Doyle has turned over the
local Pontiac and Oakland auto
mobile agency to A. G. Reed and
hereafter will look after his con-
tract for hauling all the ore, con-
centrates, ETC., for the Big Jim
mine. Mr.. Doyle states that the
mining activity in the Patagonia
district looks very encouraging,
and that the Big Jim has pur-
chased the old Trench mine one
and one-tenths miles from the Big
Jim. There's about 100000 tons
of ore broken at the Trench and
II is being hauled now and put
through the Big Jim mill. A. G.
Keating, president of the Big Jim,
returned to his home in Los An
geles Monday night. Keating is
elated over what has been found
in the Big Jim.
Nogales international., 1927-01-30
WATERBURY's SHOWING
AS A GOLF PLAYER

The following clipping from an
Oklahoma City newpaper relative
to Ben Waterbury, formerly of
this city, will be of interest to his
many friends in this city:
"TEE-TO-CUPw
$50 slow there, you "Hole-in-
One babies!
"You are starting your drive
on the Times supply Of golf balls
earlier than usual. We may
run out ere the season is halt
gone.
"That "Tee-to-Cup" wallop o1
Lieut. P. B. Waterbury's at Edge
mere yesterday came exactly
twenty-five days earlier than the
first "one-shot", hole Of 1925.
"Waterbury's master stroke was
On the 120-yard third hole. AS s
reward he gains the official title
of "THE" One" baby Of
1927.
Les Carne rabbed the honor {
year ago. He sank his tee sho
on the seventeenth at Lakside OF
January 20.
Gwen in the face of Water
bury's trick with the new year on
ly four days old, wen wager tina
you "Hole-In-One" artists do no
make as many lucky shots-o
should we say ''perfect"-as 20,
did in the last twelve months
Seventeen of you rang the bell i,
the bottom of the tin can durin
that period"
Nogales international., 1927-01-30
Arizona politician, and has since
continued that friendship.

Arizona politician, and has since
continued that friendship.
The eastern visitor is also a per-
sonal friend Of Guy Griffin. pro-
prietor, Of the Bowman Hotel, who
he credits with first interesting
him in Arizona explorations.
when I come to Arizona" Mr..
Bass stated, II don't want to be
in a hurry, but take my time and
move about slowly observing
things which interest me. If !
see mountain range that looks
interesting, 7 hike to ride there on
hoseback, and make an inspec-
ton"
, Mr. Bass has visited Southern
Arizona half a dozen times, and
has also made several pack trips
Ia the northern part Of the state.
one Of these being an extended
trip to the bottom Of the Grand
Canyon.
Nogales international., 1927-01-30
ENDS Of S. P. TRACK
But THREE KILOMETRES
APART SAYS TITC0Mb
CHANGES in u. S.
BORDER PATR OIL

Several changes in the u. S
Border Patrol service are an
nounced by Chief Sam Gray.
Chief Gray has just returned
from establishing sub-Station at
Ash Fork, Arizona, Patrol Inspect.
or F. c. Fitch being placed in
charge. Ash Fork is 81 miles
north of Prescott on the Grand
Canyon highway and is also locat-
ed on the Santa Fe railroad. On
his return, Chief Gray came
through Phoenix and inspected the
stations at Gila Bend and Casa
Grande.
Lee E. Caldwell is appointed
assistant to. Chief Gray, and C. S.
Farrar will hereafter be in charge
of the station at Indian Oasis,
near Sells, Arizona. Mr.. Caldwell
has been in charge Of the sub
station at Bowie.
Lou C. Quinn, senior patrol in
pector, is now in charge of the
patrol station at Casa Grande,
with f. B. DeBrail assisting him.
Chief Gray said that Mexican
immigrants were not all the caus-
es of their troubles, as recently
Carl Frederic Christian Lund, a
Scandinavian was apprehended at
Vail by patrol inspectors, and
warrant proceedings are being in
stituted looking toward his de-
portation to his native land.
Two Japanese were also recent
ly captured at Noeales by Patrol
Inspector A. B. Mcdonald, jan
anese immigrants being rather out
of the ordinary in this district.
Nicholas Lopez, arrested at
Bowie by Patrol Inspector Lee
Caldwell, had crossed the line
without trouble at El Paso Texas.
bearing a head tax receipt made
out in another mans name, but
the error was discovered by In
spector Caldwell, and the man
held for deportation.
Nogales international., 1927-01-30
DEAN SHERRILL
SPEAKS HERE

Taking as his subject, "Voca-
tional Education" Dean Sheriff.
of the University of Arizona adj
dressed the regular weekly lun-
cheon of the Rotary Club, Friday
noon at the Masonic Temple.
He referred to young men
without trade as Vocational
r1isfits" and declared that the
problem facing the nation is the
young man without a trade. He
declared that only about five per-
cent of persons attending high
school ever go to college and that
arrangements should be made
whereby high schools would pre-
pare boys and girls so that they
could make living. He urged
vocational counseling in the COM
rnunity and said that It is up to
the high schools to solve the pro-
blem Of the Vocational vagabond''
in America.
The Rotarians had as their
guests at Fridays luncheon Col.
Hitchcock of Phoenix, Prof. Leo
nard of the University of Arizona,
Mr.. Lush of Phoenix, Rob
ert Gustetter, Dean Sheriff.,
Col. A. j. Dougherty and Craig
Pottinger.
It was announced there would
be ''stunts program" on Febru-
airy 4, and Lincoln birthday pro-
gram February II. Two high
school students will address the
Rotarians at the Lincoln birth.
day meeting.
Nogales international., 1927-01-30
New Schedule In
Effect On S. P.
De Nj. Lines

Effective yesterday new
schedule went into effect on the
Southern Pacific Of Mexico rail-
road.
Train No. II now leaves No
gales for Hermosillo, Guaymas,
etc., at 9 p. m. on Mondays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays.
Train No. II arrives from the
above points at 1915 p. m. on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days.
Train No. IA for Cananea anc
Naco leaves here at z a. m. or
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
days.
Train No. IS from Cananes
Nogales international., 1927-01-30
CELEBRATION PLAN
Completion Line Will Mea
Direct Connections This
City And Mexico City

AS soon as the Tepic-La Que
l.'ada link of the new Southern
laciiic de Mexico is completed,
which it is expected will be alb
cut the middle of March, the rail
l., ad will be able to make con-
nsttions at Tepic for continu.
Gus service to Guadalajara, II. b.
Iitcomb, president of the rail-
tcad, said following his return
from a business trip to Mexico
Lity and over the west coast lines.
President Titcomb reported that
tie construction work is progress
ing steadily, with the Las Tuscas
v&duct already completed. The
proposed Salsepuede viaduct,
which. will contain two and a half
million pounds of steel, will be
started early next week, as the
gangs are ready to begin con-
struction activity.
The report of progress receiv-
cd by Titcomb last week from
tie chief engineers office stated
;nat there are but three kilomet-
e's of track remaining to be laid
q, the Tepic-La Quemada stretch
of the road.
The train service which will be
inuugurated as soon as the ends
Of the lines, are linked, will be
mixed trains, with both passenger
and freight service available. The
through passenger train service
il. the Yaqui territory, which has
been disrupted by the recent
trouble there, will fbe resumed as
soon as the troubles are rectified.
Titcomb declared.
From all appearances the Mex
itan government, under President
Gales, has the Yaqui situation
we'll in hand, he said, adding that
the situation does not appear to
Il alarming.
When the situation clears up
and conditions are stabilized to
allow the inauguration Of through
passenger service, Titcomb said
that some sort Of a celebration
to commemorate the occasion will
be arranged by the railroad.
Pans for such celebration are
still in the embryonic stage, and
ar pending the future develop
nents, however.
When the new service is begun,
President TitcOmb said that the
travelling public would have fast
service between Nogales and Qua
da,ajara, having direct connec-
tions at the latter point, both to
ane rom Mexico City. AS the S.
P. de M. lines extend only as
far south as Guadalajara, the re-
nainer of the journey to Mex
leo City will have to be made
ever the National Railroad of
Mexico.
Nogales international., 1927-01-30
OPPOSE MEMORIAL

The board Of directors Of the
Chamber Of Commerce at a special
meeting Friday afternoon went
On record as being opposed to the
betewy memorial to congress
seeking the paving Of Grand ave-
nue. from the northern city limits
to the international line. The
directors take tho stand that the
memorial as drawn up by Senator
bsetwy in the state legislature is
improperly worded. The memo
raal has already passed the state
senate.
Nogales international., 1927-01-30
SCORPION sTlNcs CHILD

Pet Kibbe, the three year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Kibbe of 154 West Street, was
stung by a scorpion Thursday
morning. She was rushed to a
doctor and received immediate
treatment and was reported i'm
proving Friday. She was playing
with books from the Kibbe library
when stung.
Nogales international., 1927-01-30
TEAMS NAMED FOR CHAMBER or
COMMERCE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

S. Burns.
Team No. 2, Morley, north of
Evans Hotel: w. w. Lockhart,
captain; C. C. Crenshaw and C.
C. Cheshire.
Team No. 3, Grand avenue
north of Crawford: J. J. Lowe,
captain: w. L. Hunter, and Gus
Michaels.
Team No. 4, miscellaneous:
Frank J. Duffy, captain; Tom
Doyle and ]. S. Jennings.
Nogales international., 1927-01-30

Attempt to elope by Michael
Cudahy, 19-year-old son of the
late Jack Cudahy, and grandson of
the millionaire Chicago packer,
P. J. Cudahy, and Marie Astaire,
also nineteen and film beauty.
ia led, when young Cudahy's
mother phoned every marriage
bureau and asked that certificates
be not issued. She claimed that
his money and youth made him
the target of all sorts of persons.
Photo shows Miss Marie Astaire,
who was prevented from marrying
Michael Cudahy at Los Angeles
and Santa Ana, Calf.
Nogales international., 1927-01-30
Former Governor
Of NH. Visits
Nogales

R. ?. Bass, former governor OF
New Hampshire, and two daught-
ers, Edith and Joan, were here
last week making arrangements
for pack-horse trip to one OF
tie surrounding mountains. They
plan to spend several weeks trav-
cling as their spirit moves them
and pitching their camp at night
fall. Ed Knagge has been hired
K. accompany the party as guide.
Mr.. Bass has been a frequent
visitor to the southwest, having
first come here IA years ago as a
member of a surveying party, the
trip being an extended one and
made on horseback.
Mrs. Bass, who has been with
the family during their stay at
the Circle z guest ranch for the
past several weeks, is now on a
trip to the east, but will return
soon and join the party here.
Bass was governor of New
Hampshire number of years
ago, being one of group of seven
governors who invited Theodore
Roosevelt to become a candidate
for the presidency on the Pro-
gressive ticket. He was associ-
ated with Mr.. Roosevelt during
several campaigns and a personal
friend Of the former president.
At the same time, he became ac-
ouainted with Dwight 3. Heard,
Nogales international., 1927-01-30
NOGALES DEFEATS
BISBEE TEAM

In closely fought contest, the
Nogales high school basketball
team defeated the fast Bisbee high
team Is to IA at Bisbee, Friday
night. Bisbee lead in the first
half.
Prior to the game the Bisbee
second team defeated Patagonia
high school "a to 6.
Nogales international., 1927-01-30

The Ridge-Igo Post Of the Am
erican Legion will give an annual
get-together banquet and smoker
at Nuti's Place in Nogales, Sono-
ra Tuesday night, and urge all
members to be present.
Nogales international., 1927-01-30

It is believed that five men
were killed, about ten men missing
and about 25 others injured as a
result of an explosion January
9TH which ignited a cargo fpitch
aboard the French barQue Richie
Nogales international., 1927-01-30

Arthur Peck, chairman of the
committee in charge of ths Cham
Der of Commerce membership
drive opening Monday, announced
Friday the following teams:
Team No. 1, Morley and Grand
avenues, south of Park and Craw-
ford streets: E. K. Cumming,
captain; Malcolm Middleton, r.
and Naco arrives here at p. m.
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays.
H. Davidson, owner of the
Popular Store, left for New York
Wednesday night on three weeks
business trip.
Nogales international., 1927-01-30

lieu, at Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road pier in Curtis Bay at Balti-
more, Md. After blazing fierce
ly for hours, the ship sank. Photo
shows a general view of the con-
Iflagration after te explotion.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
R A J A r A RUD
AZ 1T A L o s o K R A

A keddi napom Judge Heffer-
nan ele harom vadlott kerult,
Xix atleptek a Volstead t0rvenyt.
Heffernan biro vadlottak mind
egyiket 10000 dollar penzbiin-
tetesre itelte
Kedden deiutan a rend'0rseg EN-
berei orMetbe vettek r. J. Brownt,
1926 Poland Ave, akmel palm
kat talaltak. Mem biin0snek val
lotta magat $500 biztositek
mellett szabadon engedtek.
A Federal detektivek latogata-
sa utan, most ismet Macy eroyel
folyik a palinkaual kereskedUk ILL.,
doZese.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
HITKOZsEGI GYULES.
Felhivas minden g0r. katholikus
magyarhoz

A SIT. Gyorgy magyar gorog
kath. egyhaz julius lien, vasar-
nap. mind Jart scent mise utan,
hitk0zsegi gyiilest tart A hitkoz-
seq vezetosege ezuton hivja meg
ere gyiilesre a g0rog katholi-
kus magyarokat, tekintet neEl1iil
ARA, hogy az utobbi idoben tag
iai voltak a hitk0zsegnek, vagy
mem.
Minden magyar g0r0g katholi-
kus tartsa k0telessegenek meg
jelenest, hogy a gyiilds minel ma
gyobb szamu magyarsag reszvete-
lie mellett folyjon lie. A Scent
Gyorgy hitk0zseg jovojet es sor-
sat sziviil10n visel6 tagolz feltet-
leniil legyenek jelen.
A SIT. Gy0rgy hitkozseg nj ta-
gOllkal megerosOd've, csak cred
ml6nyesebb es aldasosabb teve-
kenyseget fejthet XII.
A julius lien megtartand6
nagyfontossaigu gyiilest minden
egyes magyar g0rog katholikus
testveriink figyelmebe ajanljuk S
remeljik, hogy azon nem csak hely
bell, hanem a k0zelvarosok g0rog
katholikusai is teljes szamban
] meg fognak jelenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
KRoK JANOsNE HALAL.A.
Nagyszamu magyarsag kiserte
utols6 utjara a derek magyar
asszonyt.

Az elmnlt het csiit0rt0 0kjen a
kegyetlen halal kiragadta az elok
sorab0l Youngstown magyarsag
egyik k0zbecsiiltsnek orvend6 tag
lat. Krok Janosnet. sziiletett Re-
vesz Mariat.
A megboldogult Magyarorsza-
gon sziiletett negyven esztendoVel
ezelott. 19O2Iben keriilt Amerika-
ba lit varosunkban telepedett
meg.
Halalaval a SIT. Istvan egyhaz
egyik huseges tagjat veszitette ell.
Gyaszoljak: banatos ferje, Krok
Janos, gyermekei: Janos, Berta-
Ian es Margit (Jablonszkyne), ve-
.je, Magyarorszagon eIo ket test
we're: JOSEF es Laszlo, valamlnt
novere, Lengyel Peterne, sziiletett
Revesz Maria.
A derek magyar asszony foldl
porreszeit utols6 utjara nagysza-
mu magyarsag kiserte ell. A teme-
test szertartast hetf6n reggel Var
laky Sandor pl6banos vegezte,
elobb 100 Byron st. alattl gyasz
haznal, maid SIT. lstvan tenn
plomban. A sokat szenvedett ma
gyar asszonyt a Kalvaria temeto-
ben helyeztek orok nyugalomra.
A temetasen megjelentek nagy
szama, valamint az utols6 iidvoz.
letkent kiildott viragok tomege
bizonyitottaIk legjobban, hogy a
mepboldogult halalaval mennyi
tisztel6t, rokont Is j6baratot bo.
ritott gyaszba!
Nyugodalma legyen csendes
A mely gyaszba boritott bana.
tos csaladnak pedig az eg kegyel-
me adjon er6t a Macy csapas elvi
selesere!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
G. Csikobor0s
kulacsot kap
Lindbergh
Debreceniek ajandeka az Ocean
els0 atrepiil6jenek.

A csik6b6ros kulacs regota es
messze fold0n hires nevezetessege ge
debreceni nep6letnek. Most egy
diszes peldanyt kap Lind'bergh,
az Ocean elsG atrepul6je, akinek
vilagrasz6l6 hirneve nagy lelke-
sedest keltett az 6si civis varos-
ban is.
Mem varus neveben hivatalo-
san kiildott ajandekrol van $40,
mint ahogy errol, teves alapon egy
hiradas megjelent a becsi lapok-
ban egy amerikai ujsagiro Bees
Dol levelet irt a debreceni varosi
tanacshoZ. kcl-ve terry k0zelebbi
reszleteit es a kulacs fenykepet.
A tanacs valaszaban megirta, hogy
az ajandek mint maganemberek
meeemlekezese fog eljutni Ameri-
kaba Lindbergh-hez aki most mar
tudvalev6en ezredes. Az erdekes
gondolat Viranyi Sander volt j6-
nevii szinesztol, jelenleg kereske-
d0tol szarmazik. Gondolatat ko-
zolte t0bbekkel, Xix keszseggel ia
rultak hozza, hogy Lindberghnek
egy diszeS csik0b0r0s kulacsot. csi
naltassanak es elhataroztak, hogy
kulacs eziist tablacska.jara jel-
mondatot vesetnek, mely a kovet-
kezokepen hangzik:
"LINDBERGH!
Ha kulacsbol iszol, gondolj a
trianoni rabmagyarokra! Es ami
kor odaf0nt repiilsz ,mondd ell,
hogy mem elet sziik hatarok k0z0tt
elni listen hallgasson meg! listen
aldjon!'
Ertesiildsiink szerint, kulacs
mar munloaban van es AIT legk0-
zelebb elkiildik hos amerilai re-
piilonek kedves debreceni emlek-
kent. ("Kis Ujsag")
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-14
Veres hare k0vette a pletykat
z EGYIK AssZoNY MEGoLTE AMAs
ket kes egy osszeto seek es kt hegyes nyelv votak
harc eszkozok-A hrbehozott asszony veres bosszuja

Az aszonynepet alfalfa ban bek6s
termesZetiinek ismeri mindenki.
Foleg azok, akik csak tavolrol is
merik oket. Az asszonyok k0zott
legtobb bait, felfordulast, vesze
kedest eddig a pletyka csinalta.
Egy akarattal, valgy akaratlanul
elejtett megjegyzes, felre nem ert
heto celzaS. gunyos mosoly, mar
mem egyszer okozott tragediakat.
A pletyl1a most emberaldo'zatot
k0vetelt. A feket vesztett ASSOC
nyi szenvedely, kest ragadott. A
sertett no, nem ugy mint hajdan,
ellenfelenek nyelvet vagta Xxi to-
b0l, hanem a kest belemartotta a
testbe. A szuras halalos volt.
Mrs. Mamie Peterson, 4S ewes,
70S Franklin Ave, kedden este
5 5:30-kor, betegszallit6 kocsin, ut
ban a k6rhaz fele, belehalt sebei-
be. A halalos szurast Alice Quin-
CIV, % ewes, 171h2 Franklin Ave.
ejtette.
A gyilkos asszony elmenekjilt
veres tett elk0yetese utan, este
9 ora k0riil azonban a rend0rseg
kezAbe keriilt.
Alice Quincy vallomasaban el-
mondotta, hogy ct Mamie Peter
SON tamadta meg, miwel pletyka-
zassal vadolta. Alice Quincy por
cson tilt. amikor Mrs. Paterson,
szomszedb6l ati0tt hozza.
Mrs. Paterson szidni kezdte
szomszedjat avval vadolta meg,
hogy pletykalkodik hirbe hozta
Patersonne a lakojaval.
Alice egy ideig hallgatta a csu-
nya piszkol6d'ast, maid AIT meg
unva, elindult egy iizlet fele. Pa
tersonne eRkor felragadta egv ei-