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New Britain herald., 1927-09-03

MT. and Mrs. Edward J. Conlin and sons, Edward, Bobby and Bill lie. and Miss Estelle Conlin. of SS Hart street. left today for Newport. R. L, to spend the weekend and holiday.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-03

Mir. and Mrs. William Pond and family of Maple Hill are spending the weekend and holiday at Nara gansett Pier.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-03

Mfr. and Mrs. Gus Weechs of 60 Columbia street have left for Bloomfield, \. J.. where they will spend their vacations.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-03

Richard Pinches Of Hamilton street will spend the weekend al Sound View.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-03

MT, and Mrs. A. Yeadon of Win throp will spend the weekend and Labor day in Boston.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-03

Tax Collector E. B. Proudman re- month Of August amounted to S9,- S35.91. The total amount collected on the 1926 list to date is now S7S,- 190.22 out of a. total tax laid of $101, ,S41S6.
The Washington times., 1927-11-18

A beautifully finished chest,
size l9i1I7&I4a inches con-
tanning these famous STANLEY
tools Block Plane, l Nail
Hammer. ! Screw Driver, ]
Rule. ] Brace. I Marking
GuaGe. J Try Square, l Awl.
l Anger Bit. / Panel Saw. An
outfit every man would love to
have.
The Washington times., 1927-11-18
Scott, England's Nice
Boy, to Engage Mum

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-From de.
Velopments at Madison Square Gar.
den today there came the word that
Phil Scott. nosc-diving English
champion, was to be given another
crack at the American situation.
He has been signed to meet Monte
Mum. November %.
Matchmaker Jess MCMahon also
announced that @onnnv Risko. Clevc.
land heavy. had been signed to
meet Pauline. the Basque. Novem.
her p. Tony Canzoneri, new idol
here. has been signed to meet Bud
TAYLOR, December |.
The Washington times., 1927-11-18
Rangers Trim Senators
In Hockey Year Debut

NEW YORK, Nov. 18-New York
today was still seeking the explana-
ton of the unexpected reversal that
saw the worlds champion Ottawa
Senators go down, 3 to ,, in de-
feat before the flashing Young New
York Rangers here last night as
the Rangers made their debut AT
Madison Square Garden for the
1927-2S hockey season.
Boucher shot across two goals
and Rourgeault a third before the
Ottawa defense seemed aware of
what was TRANSMITTING.
The Washington times., 1927-11-18
Chicago Black Hawks
Trim Montreal Team

MONTREAL, Nov. IA thrill.
Ing display Of skill by Mackav with
only a half minute to play. ser+
the Chicago Black Hawks into a
marrow but surprising victory here
last night when they defeated the
hard fighting Montreal Maroons. one
Of the strongest aggrega tons in the
National Hockey League, 3 to 2.
Today experts" We're busy rub.
bing Chicago out OF the weak sis
ter" division where she had been
carelessly tossed in preseason specu.
IatiOns.
The Washington times., 1927-11-18
IN BIKE RACE

Emil Aerts Of Belgium Europp's
leading siX-day rider. will he seen
In action in the next long grind
which starts at Madison SQUARE
Garden on December 3. Aerts has
competed in this country before
hut that was years ago. and sinnn
then has improved greatly as a
rider,
The Washington times., 1927-11-18
BUSY MONTH AT GOLF

Next May promises to be busy
time for golfers, and golf followers
In England. During three weeks of
that month there will he held the
British open championship, the
women's championship and women's
international team matches. and the
mems amateur championship.
The Washington times., 1927-11-18
MURPHY TO START

STANFORD, Cal, Nov. 1S.-Mike
Murphy. who has been kicking
around the Cardinals bench for the
past season, will start at quarter.
back for Stanford when the Cards
meet California tomorrow. it was an
nounced today.
The Washington times., 1927-11-18
MCGUIRE IN RETIREMENT

Deacon Jim" Mcclure, who had
q notable baseball career of 40
years as major league PLAYER and
scout part Of the time with the
6rooklNn Nationals. is now living
IN retirement on his farm near
Albion, Mich. '''-
The Washington times., 1927-11-18
CHAR 8 I.
PICKED

Clarence NJ. Charest, veteran Dis
trict netman, has been named as
the ranking No. l player in Dis
frict tennis circles. He displaces
Tom Mangan, who long held ths
top perch here. Mangan was placed
second. The ratings were an
nounced at a banquet last night
at the Racquet Club.
. Dooley Mitchell and Gwyn King.
youthful racquet wielders were
given the No. / spot in the doubles.
Clarence Charest and J. A. Purin.
ton were given second place in the
doubles.
Charest captured the District
singles championship this year,
making the third time ne won
such laurels. He was also No.
player on the Treasury team,
champion of the Department
| Tennis League.
The members of the selection
committee were Gilbert n. Hall,
chairman; Willard f. Buell.. Carl s,
Cragoe, Albert J. Gole. Clifford l..
johnson, John NJ. Mason and c. C.
Sperry
Every well-known PLAYER in the
District attended the banquet.
Prominent guests included f. Nor.
ris Williams, Davis Cup player;
Gen. Walter A. Bethel, Louis [.
Doyle, Bob Newly, Gilbert l.. Hall,
DR.. Glazehrook and Abner Y. Teech,
donor of the famous Leech Cup for
which the Army and Navy compete
annually. The rankings follow:
The border vidette., 1927-04-30
GO TO THE FOREIGN CLUB
TONIGHT

Under the new management of
gentlemen who are past-masters
in the art of entertaining, the
Foreign Club (formerly the Cos
mopolitan), just few steps
across the border in Nogales,
Sonora, Mexico.is daily growing
in popularity. The new manage
ment only caters to the best peo
pie, men and women-and a
mem mbership card to the Foreign
Club carries with it guarantee
that the holder will receive
kfull measure of courtesy. fair
treatment and square deal, al.
ways.
Mr.. Ruben Barbachano, in
charge OF amusements, won fame
OF the Pacific coast, as a royal
entertainer and director of clean,
high class amusements; and No
gales own Bob Spence. known
from San Diego to the City of
Mexico, as an experienced chem
ist and mixer of pure, unadulter
ated liquids. is in charge of all
refreshments, taking the place
of Don Ignacio Felix, newly
elected city alderman, who this
week disposed of his interest in
the Foreign Club, and now is no
longer connected with that or
ganization.
Mr.. George Pratt. we'll known
internationally as a gentleman
of charming personality who al
ways gives mem bers of his club
square deal and a run for their
money, is the big financial power
behind the throne.
Jimmie Callaghan and Samuel
Torres, of coast to coast fame,
head the life saving" crew. as
official mixers.
George. Ruben, Bob. Gabriel,
Harris, and the rest of the boys,
all of whom are real gentlemen
of the "old school," who know
their stuff" will greet you with
a smile and the glad hand of
hearty welcome. Tonight is go
ing to be a joyous night at the
Foreign Club. with it's myriad
of variegated colored lights, it's
marvellous hardwood dance floor.
wonderful music. many amuse
ments and delicious refresh
ments.
Don t miss seeing and hearing
Jeanne Chambers and her bevy
of pretty girls in The Midnig BIT
Frolic," tonight.
The border vidette., 1927-04-30
EL INFERNO NEARING COMPILE.
TiON-OPENS MAY g..

Seward w. Trimmer, owner
of The Inferno Caves, Nogales,
Sonors's newest pleasure resort,
has returned from a business
trip to Los Angeles. El Inferno,
being built at big expenditure
Of gringo dollars,is nearing com.
'pletiou, and on May 5th (Cinco
de M3el will open in q blaze Of
glory, under the management of
George Layne. one of the best
mixers" on the international
border. The name Inferno
Caves" does not imply that
it's going to be "a helluva place" !"
While not exactly a Saint, Mr..
Trimmer is q loveable, charita.
BILE staid ,(regular) gentleman
from New Jersey. Not a little
bit devilish. Manager Layne
halls from Virginia. He's a real
Democrat of the old school. No
foolin.' The work of building
The Inferno Caves is being done
under the personal supervision
of Frank Lown and Tom Woods,
God fearing be men of character
and proven worth in the CON-
munity. They say, when com.
pleted. The Inferno Caves will
be- "a thing of beauty and JOY
forever" More like Paradise
than II. Selah.
The border vidette., 1927-04-30
SCOTTISH RITE WORK ENDED

Tucson, April 26.-The Scot.
tish Rite reunion class of 20 com.
pleted degrees up to and includ.
ing the fourteenth last night at
the Masonic Temple. Albert
Steinfeld and George Roskruge,
the remaining two of the origina,
twelve charter members of the
lodge. of perfection were intro.
duced to the lodge by Deputy In.
spector Harry A. Drachman and
responded with short addresses.
Stanley G. Warner, 33a, inspec
tor general of the supreme coun.
Gil of the state of Colorado gave
an instructive address to the
class.
Visiting Masonic women, wives
of the Scottish Rite class, were
entertained during the day and
evening by committee headed
by Mrs. Annie Pyott of Tucson.
Beginning at 9:30 this morn
ing, historic and religious de.
grees will be conferred. The
team will be w. w. Berkeley, w.
F.. Curtayne, G.. A. Hoff, o. w.
f. Grasberger, G. HI. Waggoner,
H. w. Gill, S. B. Goldman, Oney
Anderson. Jr. Vic Thornton,
Paul Celia. G. S. Morrison, II.
e. Young. n. G. Abbott, J. V.
Loftfeld and r. V. Winchester.
At noon the candidates and
visitors will be the guests of the
Hiram club. At two p. N. the
sixteenth degree will be confer
red by a cast composed of mem.
bers of the University of Arizona
faculty. At four o'clock the
eighteenth degree will be con.
ferred By Gordon Sawyer, G. J.
Hellersted, Henry Mayhem, r.
0. Goodell, w. T. Pyott and S.
A. Bring.
The twentieth degree will be
conferred at 7:3O o'clock by the
Globe Miami team.
The border vidette., 1927-04-30

for state championships in track,
baseball, tennis, oratory, and
many educational subjects are
held. The University awards
the winners suitable cups, med.
ais, and scholarships. -.
The border vidette., 1927-04-30
NOTICE or FORECLOSURE SALE


Ia the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona in and for the
County of Santa Cruz.
The First National Bank of
Nogales, banking association.
Plaintiff, va. ARGUS Reddoch and
Nellie j. Reddoch, his wife, De-
PENDANTS. -
Under and by virtue of spe-
cial execution issued out of and
under the seal Of the Superior
Court of the State of Arizona,
in and for the County of Santa
Cruz. on the 18th day of April.
1927, upon judgment rendered
in said court on the 9th day of
April, 1927, in an action therein
pending wherein the First Ma.
tional Bank of Ncgales, bank.
ing association, was plaintiff,
aud ARGUS Reddoch and Nellie
j. Reddocb, his wife, we're de.
PENDANTS, in which said judg-
ment it was adjudged and de-
creed. among other things, that
the said plaintiff have and re-
cover Of and from said defend
ants, ARGUS Reddoch and Nellie
j. Reddoch, the sum of Nineteen
Hundred and o/100 ($1900 .00)
Dollars, together with interest
thereon at the rate of ten per
cent per annum from the 26th
day of February, 1925, until paid;
for the further sum of Two Hun.
dred and no 200 $500 O0) Doll
lars attorneys fees, together
with interest thereon at the rate
Of six per cent per annum, from
the 9th day of April, until paid.
and that plaintiff have and re.
cover of said defendants all costs
of said action taxed in the sum
of Twenty Five and no/10O
($25. .OO) Dollars, and in which
said Judgment it was further ad.
judged and decreed that Ger.
tain mortgage given by the de.
PENDANTS to the plaintiff, bearing
recordation date of December
9th, 1921, and the lien thereof
be foreclosed. and that the prop.
erty mentioned and described
therein, and hereinafter describ-
ed. be sold to satisfy the several
sums adjudged in favor of the
plaintiff, together with the costs
and expenses of sale, to which
said special execution was to ma
directed and delivered.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
under and by virtue OF said spe-
cial execution, and in obedience
to the command thereof, | will,
on Monday, the 9th day of May,
at 100 o'clock ia the forenoon
of said day, at the court house
door of the court house, at No.
gales, Arizona, County of Santa
Cruz, State of Arizona, sell at
public auction, to the highest
and best bidder, for cash, the
following described real proper
ty, to-wit:
Being in the City of Nogales,
County of Santa Cruz, State OF
Arizona. and being Lot number
Seven (7) in Block number Four
ca of the Herold Subdivision Of
Lot number (5) in Block number
One Cd according to the Brad.
ford map of the Town of No.
gales, Arizona, as said Lot num-
Der Seven (7) in Block number
Four (4) is delineated on the off,
cial map of said Herold Sub.
division made by Fl. Gordon
Glore. which map is of record in
the office of the County Recorder
| of Santa Cruz County. Arizona.
Dated at Nogales. Arizona, this
18th day of April, 1927.
81. J. BROWN, Sheriff.
By II. J. PATTERSON.
4-16-4t. Deputy Sheriff.
The border vidette., 1927-04-30

~. "A. OtdCr OIL tl0 uCSOu
chamber of Commerce was a Dor.
der visitor Thursday returning
to the Old Pueblo this morning.
The regular weekly luncheon
meeting of the Nogales Hirams
Club was held Wednesday noon
at the Masonic hall, during which
round table discussion on Ma.
sonry and the higher degrees,
was enjoyed. The Sander sis
ters rendered several delightful
vocal selections. The guest of
honor was V. w. Storey of Chi.
cago, representative of the Fo
shay Company, owners of the
big local utility company. Judge
W. A. O'Connor and Charles E..
Wheeler will represent the No
gales Hirams Club at the Inter
national Hirams convention to
be held in Tucson today.
The Nogales EIks held a rous
ing meeting Tuesday night to
select candidates for the class
which will be initiated at the
time that the annual state con
vention is held in Nogales. Fol.
lowing the meeting the Midnight
Frolics girls of the popular For.
eign Club, Nogales, Sonora, of
which Jeanne Chambers is the
star, did an act for the Elks,
which was greatly appreciated
by the BEST People On Earth. !"
There are six beautiful young
ladies in the Midnight Frolics,
all high class musical entertain.
ers, who are now the big attrac
ton at the Foreign club cabaret
across the International border
in Mexico. :.
The election in Nogales, So
nora, Mexico, last Sunday for
governor. state senator. and
mayor and city aldermen for
Nogales, Sonora, was the most
orderly ever held in the city
across the border. Not a blow
was struck" It was a booze.
less, bloodless election. It is said
General Fausto Topete, for gov
ernor, defeated Francisco Elias,
former governor, by a tremend
Gus majority-more than $1,000
votes. Senor Alexandra Villa.
senor, for mayor, defeated his
three opponents, by handsome
majority. Jesus Siqueros,. for
mer mayor and city alderman of
Nogales. Sonora. was elected as
state senator.
A wonderful swimming pool
has been constructed on Don
Pablo Gonzalez fine Santo Nino
ranch on the Tucson Nogales
highway, about 16 miles from
this city. The pool, 70 by 123
feet, is situated in one of the
most beautiful scenic spots in
Santa Cruz county. an ideal place
for picnic parties and Sunday
excursionists who enjoy outing
in the country in the shade of
immense trees, near running
water. Don Pablo generously
offers the picnic grounds free
but a small charge will be made
for use of the mammoth swim
ming pool, the finest in Santa
Cruz county. The. pool and pic
mic grounds are just a short dis
tance east from the highway.
The border vidette., 1927-04-30

Approximately one thousand
high school students Of the state
will gather on the campus Of the
University of Arizona Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, May ST.
for the Thirteenth Annual Uni.
versity Week program. Contests
The border vidette., 1927-04-30
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA NEWS

University of Arizona, (Tucson)
April 27.-The Senior Follies,
annual musical show of the Uni
versity of Arizona, will show in
Tucson May 2, and 8, followed
by a one night production in
Douglas, May 4, and will close
the week in Phoenix, May = and
7, George Wettle, director and
author, said recently. A cast of
more than 100 students take part
in the show and will make the
trip to Phoenix and Douglas in a
specially chartered train, chap
eroned by University officials.
DR.. Byron Cummings, acting
president, is now planning to
make the trip with the Senior
show. This is the first time
thai the Senior Follies will show
out of Tucson.
With a two night presentation
of Shakespeare Much A d o
About Nothing" the Shaman
Players of the University of Ari
zona will conclude the 1926-27
dramatic season on the campus,
April 81 and %. New Shakes
pearian costumes have been
secured by the Players and will
be used in this comedy. A third
night of the comedy will be given
May 6 before the delegates Of
the second annual Arizona State
Drama League Convention which
meets in Tucson.
The Wildcat track team left
for Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Friday of this week to- compete
against the Lobos of the Univer
of New Mexico in the final meet
of the season April 30. In the
recent Greenway meet held in
Phoenix, Captain Johnny Scott
received national fame when he
defeated Charlie Paddock in the
220 yard dash. Scott is expected
10 lower the Southwestern time
in this event in Albuquerque.
The Wildcat ball team ended
the season with three straight
victories over the Bruins of the
University of California at Los
Angeles in a series played in
Tucson. 10 the first game the
Arizonans swamped the visitors
19 to 4; the second 13 to 4, and
third 5 to 3. This is the first
time that Arizona has ever met
the Bruins. and next year re
turn series will be played on the
coast.
The border vidette., 1927-04-30

Range livestock. conditions
generally good, with excellent
range prospects.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-01-19
Ell CentrO's Scout
Quota Is $1,000

I'll Centro's quota in the Boy
Scout finance campaign to raise the
1927 budget will be $4,000 according
to figures today made public from
the office of the county scout cNce-
utivc, s. l.. McCrory, The council 5
budget, which will cover expenses
for this county and Yuma, will be
$3.50
Division of the budget shows the
following quotas allotted bv the fin
ancc committee, Walter Havekorst,
Brawloy, chairman: Brawlcy $1,000,
FL Centre $500, Calexico $1,000,
Holtvillc $3.50 Calipatria $3.50, I'm
pcrial $3.50, Yuma $500.
Consideration of the recent dis
astcr at Calexico resulted in the
figure for that city being practical
" cut in two, the original figure If
$1,000 being changed to $1,000.
According to arrangements per
fcctcd, the drive will start simultaa.
eouslv in all districts at a. M, Jan.
p, instead of Jan. 90, as was an
nounced through misunderstood,
ing.
Members of the finance commit
Zee are ARGYLE McLachlan. CaleX-
leo; r. Y. Watson, FL Centre; NJ. i.
Munson, Holtvillc and Chairman
Havckorst,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-01-19
DISTRICT PLANS
PROTECTION FOR
RIV Err LEVEES

NJ. !. Dowd of the Imperial lrrl-
cation offices here has been author
lied by the Board of Directors OF
the organization TO take steps
toward the protection of the leNces
bounding the Colorado River IN
Mexico.
Considerable difficulty has been
encountered in protecting the lcNecS
against the sudden onslaughtS of the
river and if way can be perfected
TO overcome this difficulty, it will
mean a great savin~ in damages.
The authorization given Dowd by
the directors yesterday was in the
form Of an experiment in which jet
ties will be used.
These ictties will be placed in tho
river at certain dangerous points,
weighted down near the water S
edge. They are built in such a
manner that they will catch waste
matter floating in the river and
enough silt to automatically build
pew land as protection against
tho water hazard.
The matter was turned over on
tirelv to Dowd with the understand
iro that he is 10 act according 70
Ms own Judgment and report the 70
suits Of anv experiments which he
@ nducts He was oivon authority
20 purchase a carload of tho ietties
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-01-19
MEASURE WOULD
CUT EXPENSES
OF PROSECUTION

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 10. -
The prosecution. of Aimee Somplr
Mcpherson was projected into the
state lcgislaturc'today when Senator
r. G. West of Alameda county, in
troduccd a bill designed to curb the
expenditures of district attorneys in
doubtful prosecution.
More than $lj0,000 was spent in
prosecuting the Los Angeles Cvang"-
list. West claimed. He called ON
Attorney General Webb to furnish
the legislature with a complete
itcmiacd statement of the money
spent in the prosecution.
eff it weren't for Mrs. McFhor-
son 5 fame the district attorney 5
office would not have spent more
than $50 ON the ease, West SAID.
Under West s measure. the district
attorney would he required to get
permission from boards of Sup'rvlN-
ors when large amounts are to be
spent in prosecuting case.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-01-19
REED STARTS
FIGHT AGAINST
SEATING SMITH
Urges Senate to Guard
Against Corruption of
Wealth.
BY PAUL r. MALLON
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 Trg.
ing the United States senate to
"guard its portals against the cor
ruption of wealth." Senator James
\. Reed, Democrat, Missouri, today
opened the fight against seating Of
Frank L. Smith. Republican senator,
designate of Illinois, who spent
$2S7,000 in a primary election.
Reed introduced a resolution to
refer Smiths credentials to the
senate privileges and elections COM
mittec and to prevent the oath from
being administered to him. Reed
charged the Illinois election was
founded in fraud.
This action came after Senator
Dencen, Republican, Illinois. had
presented Smiths credentials and
cited DrcccdentS for the resolution
he introduced authorizing admins
tr2tion of the oath and subsequent
investigation of Smiths qualifica-
tiuES.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-01-19
Effort To Seize
|Prizefight Films
Denied by Court

CHICAGO, Jan. l9.-Attempt of
ne federal government to seize
Roving pictures of the Dempsey
|unney heavyweight championship
fght failed today when Judge
gorge A. Carpenter in district court
ilcd the government had failed to
how Simeon b. Gricver, defendant,
ad transported the films in inter
late commerce.
Judge Carpenter held it could not
10 assumed the picture were trans
|orted across state line in viola
! on Of the federal statute and that
|nly persons subject to arrest under
be act were those actually shown
B be connected with tho transporta-
on. Possession of fight pictures is
|ot a criminal offense, he pointed
3ut.
It was learned that the pictures
hay be shown in Illinois so far as
he government is concerned, but
|ermits must be obtained from the
|hief of police in each city where
|ttcmpts are made to show Thorn.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-01-19
TELLS OF CHIPS
THREAT TO KILL
TEXAS MINISTER
Witness Testifies Slain
Man Intended to Stop
or Kill Norris.
By GEORGE w. McvEY
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

COURT ROOM, Austin. Texas,
Jan. l9.-On the last day of his life.
Dexter +. Chips. wealthy Fort
Worth lumber man. went to the
study Of the Rev. !. Frank Norris,
Baptist pastor, with threat on his
lips and a warning from his friend,
Mayor II. C. Mcacham to "be care
full.
Witnesses at today's session of
the fiery pastor s trial on charge
of murder testified to this effect
rs defense counsel continued its eff
fort to show that the minister kill
ed Chips in self defense.
Mcacham and Chips talked on
the telephone and later. the 1um-
herman called at Meacham s store.
according to Mrs. Lena Chick, for
merly employed by Mcacham as
saleswoman. This was n few
hours before the lumbcrman was
killed.
II am going over there and eth
or stop or kill Norris Mrs. Chick
quoted Chips as telling Mcacham
at the store.
"Well, be careful" Meacham re
piled. according to tho witness.
"You can get me if you need me
either here or there.
At the time of the meeting be-
tween the two men. Mrs. Chick res
tilted, Mcacham had in his hand Il
copy of the nastor'S paper, the
Scarchlight. 1t was to protest the
Scarchlight 5 editorial attacks on
Meacham that Chips called at Nor
riS' office.