Nogales international., 1927-09-02
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NEW MEXICO EDITOR

NEW MEXICO EDITOR
C. w. Taylor, editor of the
Southwest, Review at Las Cruces,
N. NJ, accompanied by his family,
was here Tuesday enroute on
tour of the state IN the interest
of his publication. Besides be-
ing journalist, he is also q
geologist, and owns valuable min
ing and oil lands in Arizona and
New Mexico. He predicts a
bright future for Arizona, and
says that big oil strike will be
made in Arizona some day.
A. E. Sanders, wife and daugh-
ter, left Wednesday on a trip to
Ell Paso where the latter will at
tend school this fall,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Tovrea re
turned Sunday from an automo-
bile trip to Venice, Cal.
Care should be taken when pur-
chasing polish for the car as there
is a special polish for nearly every
finish. The salesman should be
consulted when selecting the pol
ish according to the Western
Auto Supply Company.
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Ed. Glover of the Piggy Wig
gly, and family, have returned
from a vacatA.n trip to Ballinger
Texas.
Sam Gray, Inspector in charge
of the ArizoEs district of the U.
S. Border patrol is mere for two
or three days comforting with the
members of the Nogales branch
DR.. P. Saucedo Montemayor
veterinarian for the Mexican gov
ernment at Mexicali, passed
through Nogales enroute to Mex
leo City.
Roberto Roncal, young business
man of Calexico. has been here
for the past month and is so well
pleased with Noga!es that he left
yesterday to bring his family here
to reside.
Prof. A. j. Mitchell, who re.
Gently resigned as principal OF
the Nogales high school, and ia
mily, arrived from Long Beach
Calf, to spend a few days prior
to going to Santa Ana, Calf.
where Mr.. Mitchell will teach in
the Santa Ana Junior College this
fall. During the summer Mr.
Mitchell attended the University
of Southern California.
Duane Bird left Saturday
morning on a two weeks trip to
Toronto, St. Louis, Chicago, and
other points on business for the
State Fair Commission of which
he is chairman.
Major Joe Pomeroy of Nogales
regimtntal commander of the
Arizona National Guard, has gone
to Camp Perry. Ohio, with pick
ed rifle team of ten men, who viii
represent the Arizona Nationa
Guard at the annual national rifle
matches.
The valve inside is one of the
most delicate pieces. of mechanism
on the car and should be protect
ed from dust, dirt and moisture
with valve cap, according to the
Western Auto Supply Company.
Spare caps and valve insides
should be carried in the tool kit.
Chester Sing, who operates a
Chinese store on Perkins street in
the Nogalitos district was arrest
ed Friday by Undersheriff Pat
Patterson and Deputies James
Hathaway and Gates. Several
bottles Of beer and a Gaping out
fit were found and Sing was taken
before Justice of the Peace Char
les L. Hardy who fined him $100
for making and selling booze. He
paid the fine.
Mrs. j. A. McGimsey and child
rem of Cajeme are visiting here
with friends for few days. She
will go to Tucson the first of the
week to put her daughter Hen
r;etta in the ST. Joseph's school
end her son, Lloyd, will enter the
Pages Military Academy in Los
Angeles.
Miss Isabel Arana has returned
to her home in Nogales after a
deliehtful vieit with friends and
relatives at Map5alena.
Tires will last much longer if
proper air pressure is maintained.
A tire gauge accurately and quick
" shows the amount of air in the
tire and every car owner should
provide his car with one.