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Nogales international., 1928-05-22
Annual Picnic
Of Foshay Club

One of the most successful
picnics here in many years took
place Sunday when officials and
employees of the Southern Ari-
zona Power Company, all mem
bers of the Foshay Club, jour-
neyed out to a beautiful grove
near Patagonia for their first an
nual nicnic. There wtre 143 per-
sons in the party, employees and
their families.
The picnickers left from in
front of the auto stage depot at
$50 o'clock, there being a total
Of % cars in the motorcade and
each displaying a South ern Ari-
zona Power Company banner.
Just prior to leaving the party
formed circle for a photo
erapher.
Shortly after arriving at the
picnic grounds a big dinner was
enjoyed by all, consisting of
many good eats, ice cream, lem
onade, etc. A. E. Sanders of
Piggy Wiggly donated IL pounds
of coffee for the dinner.
After dinner, the day was fill
ed by sports, such as tug of war,
horse shoe games, ball games,
water fights. swings for the kid
dies, etc.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
n.H.S. Yearbook
Issued Monday

The Adobe" the yearbook of
Nogales High School made its
eighth appearance since it was
first started in 1920, when itwas
distributed to the students yester-
day morning. The 1928 "Adobe"
boasts among it's features many
that were not seen in ANIMALS
heretofore.
This years annual is dedicated
to Miss Blanche O'Bar. In de-
dicating this book to Miss O'Barr,
the staff feels that they are repay
ing in part the vast efforts Miss
o'Bar has put forth toward help
'ng the student body in general.
The success of tn e 1928
"Adobe" was made possible by
he energetic work of Miss Gladys
Shepard, the adviser. With the
assistance of Miss Ruth Gatlin,
the editor-in-chief, and Miss Tiny
Legarra, business manager, Miss
Shepard was able to put out one of
the best annuals in the history of
N. II. s., and at the same time
nutt;ne it On a profitable basis
for the first time in many years.
The 1923 "Adobe" was printed
by the Nogales International,
this being the second year it has
done so. It consists of ia
pages, and $50 copies of the
book were printed.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
OF MELONS
THRU NOCALES
EVERY TWO
DAYS

A trainload of melons every
other day is passing through No
gales carrying the Yaqui Valley
cantaloupe crop to American mar
kets, is was stated yesterday by
F. J. B. Gonzalez of Gonzalez &
Company, custom house brokers'
Saturdays train through here
consisted of Is carloads. The
melons belong to the Yaqui Val
ley Fruit Company and the ship
ments via Nogales are being han
died by Gonzalez & Company.
The Yaqui Company expects to
ship 800 carloads from Cajeme.
Other growers in that district will
have between so and so cars,
making the total for the shipping
season amount to about $50 cars
There will be about Is cars out
of the Culiacan and other districts
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
M. c. LITTLE, JR.
TO WED IN JUNE

Miss Louise White has chosen
Miss Eleanor Stephen as her maid
Of honor at hher wedding which
will be early in June, when me
will be married to Malcolm c.
Little, Jr., of Nogales. The cere-
mony will take place in Trinity
Cathedral with only a small num-
ber of friends attending.
Miss White is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. White.
She attended the University of
Arizona where she was chosen to
Gamma Phi Beta sorority.
Mr.. Little, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm C. Little is a graduate of
Leland Stanford. He is a member
of Delta Chi fraternity. The young
people will make their home in
Nogales. (Phoenix Republican,
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
AQUA PRIETA TO
HAVE NEW BANK

Aqua Prieta, Sonora, just
across the line from Douglas, is
to have q bank, was announced
yesterday at the Nogales, Sonora,
office of the international Com.
mission Company, where it was
stated that Ignacio Soto of Douglas
one of the officials of the COM
mission company, left Saturday for
Mexico City to conclude arrange
ments for concession for the
bank.
It will be the first bank ever
established at Aqua Prieta and will
be known as "The Banco de Aqua
Prieta.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
LOEB RESIDENCE
BOUGHT BY
DAWSON

H. Dawson, owner of the Popu-
lar Store. has purchased the be-
autiful Dave Loeb residence on
Marsh Heights, it was announced
yesterday.
Although the purchase price was
not made public it is understood
it was $4,000.
Mr.. Dawson purchased Mr..
Loeb's store, The Popular, four
years ago.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
'H.S. COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES. Be HELD
ON FRIDAY EVENING
l>r. J. F. Walker Of University Arizona Will Deliver
Commencement Address To Young Graduates
At Annual Graduating Exercises
CLASS LARGEST IN HISTORY HIGH SCHOOL

The commencement exercises
for the class of 1928 of the No
gales high school will be held at
the Lyric Theatre Friday evening
at S:15 o'clock.
Below is the program for the
evening:
Invocation :. Rev. Frederick
Taylor
2.-Music $50. High School
Girls Chorus
3.-Salutatorian Tiny Legarra
4.-Solo :. =. Mrs. Duane Bird
5.-Valedictorian Reuben Velasco
6.-Music ........ High School
Girls Chorus
7.-Address -. DIR. J. F. Walker,
University of Arizona
8.-Presentation of Class Prin-
cipal F. E. Westerland
REPRESENTATION of Dipolmas :.r. =.
Superintendent F. W.Rose
Nogales international., 1928-05-22

No action will be taken by the
Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany toward leasing the city park
for commercial purposes until a
conference is held with the No
gales Chamber of Commerce, ac-
cording to the following telegram
received Saturday by the chamber
in reply to a night letter send Fri
day by the chamber protesting
against leasing the park:
''San Francisco, May 19, 1928
"Nogales Chamber of Commerce
Nogales, Arizona.
.1.Your wire of last night re-
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
RAILROAD TO CONFER
WITH c. Of c. BEFORE
LEASING CITY PARK
President Southern Pacific Wires Chamber Commerce
In Reply To Protest Filed Against Leasing
Park For Commercial Purposes
RAILROAD WILL CONFER BEFORE LEASING

ce;ved. Please be assured that mat
ter of leasing park site for com
nercial use, which is having our
consideration, will be discussed
with you to conclusion by our
traffic representative before ac-
ton is taken.
"William Sproule".
Mr.. Sproule is president Of the
railroad company.
Several persons and firms are
endeavoring to lease the park for
the purpose of erecting business
block. One person contcmplates
erecting $4,000 building on
the site.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
BOB ENCINAS MARRIED

Announcement was received by
the Nogales international yester-
day of the marriage at st.
Thomas Church, Los Angeles,
Sunday, of Miss Inez Espinosa
and Robert Encinas. Mr.. En-
cinas formerly resided in this
city.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
TO ATTEND DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL CONVENTION

Miss Gladys Shepard, popular
history teacher at Nogales High
School, will spend the summer
vacation at her home in Fort
Worth, Texas, and in June will
attend the Democratic national
convention at Houston.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
PAVING
BILL SIGNED
BY COOLIDGE

President Coolidge has signed
the bill appropriating $4,000 for
the paving of International street,
according to telegram received
Friday by the Nogales Chamber
of Commerce.
The appropriation will be used
for paving and for ornamental
street lights and it is believed the
sum 80 available about the
Nogales international., 1928-05-22

The 1923 class is the largest
class to ever graduate from N. H.
S. Following is the class roll:
Ruth Abott
Continued on Page 81
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
OBREGON EXPECTED
HERE THURSDAY

General Alvaro Obregon, can.
didate for president of Mexico, is
expected to arrive in Nogales
Thursday to spend a few days.
During his stay in this district he
will also visit Douglas and Aqua
Prieta.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
RENSHAW AGAIN
RIFLE CHAMPION

Harry Noon Renshaw, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Renshaw of No
gales, is once more state rifle
champion of Arizona as he run up
the high aggregate score of the
annual state matches at Fort Hua-
chuca Sunday. Renshaw's win
came, despite illness which sent
him to the range with a high
fever,
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
AUTO TOUR TO
MIDDLE WEST

J. S. Jennings, manager of the
Mountain States Telephone & Tel
egraph Company, wife, and dau-
ghter, Lubelle, are leaving in their
car on June ! on months vaca-
ton trip to Kansas City, Minnea-
polls, and other points in the mid
die west. At Minneapolis Mr.. Jen-
nings will represent the Nogales
Rotary Club at the annual Rotary
international convention.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
Ore From Mine Few Miles North
Of Noga|es On Display In City

One of the best mining exhibits
ever seen in Nogales is now on
display in the front part of the
lobby of the Brickwood Hotel.
The exhibit contains gold silver,
lead and copper ore from the Gold
Hill mine, located just five miles
northeast of Nogales, and owned
by David E. Wolf and H. J. Far
Nogales international., 1928-05-22

Wolf and Farmer began operat-
ing the mine in 1928. They have
over 1000 feet of workings and
40 cars on the dump. The mine is
two miles southwest of the pro-
perty of the Giant Mining Com
pany.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
ORNAMENTAL LIGHTS

Preliminary work for the install
lation of ornamental light posts
along the streets in the business
district OF the city is under way.
The initial work is being done on
Morley avenue which will be one
Of the first streets paved.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
DAVE LOEB

ing on May 80 to locate in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. Loeb has been a resident af
Nogsles for the past 23 years, aAss-
Arizona 80 years. He came here
from Clifton, and was in the gents
furnishing store business here 16
years until selling his Popular
Store to Mr.. Dawson four years
ago. Since that time he and his
wife have spent a good deal of
their time travelling, visiting
Europe and other places.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
soNolTA TEACHER WEEDS

Miss Viola Williams, teacher at
the Sonoita school, and Otto Kin
sley of Patagonia, were married
Saturday at San Rafael Valley.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22

U. S. Immigrant Inspector and
Mrs. NJ. F. Merrill have left for
a two weeks visit with relatives
at Snyder, Texas.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22

same time that work is under
way this summer paving District
No. 2.
Nogales international., 1928-05-22
Dave Loeb, re-

Dave Loeb, re-
tired Nogales
capitalist, a n d
wife, having sold
t h e ir beautiful
home on Marsh
Heights to Fl.
aa
Nogales international., 1928-05-22

mining exhibits mer.
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KELLOGG WILL SAIL
WITH KING TO PARIS
Secretary of State and Prime Min
lister of Canada Will Travel
Together,

Secretary of State kellogg will be ac-
companied by Mackenzie King, prime
minister of Canada. when he sails from
New York at midnight tomorrow on the
lie dc France for Paris to sign the
mululateral treaty for the remuneration
Of war, 1t has been learned here.
According 10 advlceS received by the
State Department from Ottawa. the
Canadian prime minister engaged pas
sage on the lie &c France when he
learned Secretary Kellogg was 70 sail
on that vessel He had planned at
FIRST to so 70 Europe by way vi Canada
Secretary Kellogg formally accepted
today the Invitation OF William T. Cos
grave, president Of the council Of The
Irish Free State. 10 visit Dublin after
the signing of the treaty,
Owing TO the brief time Mr. KELLOGG
will be In Europe. because OF his con-
templated departure on the steamship
Leviathan September 1, he probably
viii accept the Navy Departments Of
fer for use OF the cruiser Detroit. going
from Cherbourg direct 60 Ireland
MIR kellogg will visit London after
paying his call ON President CoSgrave,
which he is making III return of a visit
made by the Irish executive here duyins
the last year,
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RAILWAYS COMMITTEE
ISSUES EXPENSE REPORT

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August l6-The 1923 an
nual yearbook issued today by the West
ern railways committee on public re-
iations says that 80 per cent of the
total increase in annual railway earn
ings from 1915 to 1927 was consumed
by increased operating expenses and
taxes"
The total railway earnings last year
were $2539, 900, 900 greater than in 1916
but operating expenses and rentals were
S2.2o3,000.000 greater. and taxes S2l9-
100000 greater. with the result that
the net operating income earned was
only S27,000000 greater than In 1916.
The increase in operating expenses
was 96 per cent, the increase in taxes
was 1879 per cent and the increase in
net operating income only 3 per cent.
although during these years the total
investment IN railroads increased al per
cent
The average rate of return earned
on each dollar invested In railway prop
erty fell from 50 per cent in 1916 to
4.3 per cent last year" the review SAYS.
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COTTON Is STEADY
AS SALES INCREASE
Market Develops Firm Tone in
Late Trading After Period
of Realizing.

BY ;he Associated Press.
NEW YORK. August I6.--An OPEN
ing decline was followed by re-
newcd frmneSs in the cotton market
today on buying rejecting increased
nervousness over the crop situation
owing 70 reports of deterioration and
boil weevil damage III parts of the belt
After showing net declines of % to
rs points in early trading. the market
advanced more than half cent from
the lowest. near months selling up TO
about the 49, ,-cent level This advance
attracted considerable realizing. but
the mjdafternoon market was holding
steady
The initial selling sent prices down
To 1857 for December. or about % to
26 points net lower. but offerings were
not particularly heavy The market rail-
lied or 10 points from the lowest on
covering by the end of the first hour
Private cables attributed the relatively
easy showing Of Liverpool TO hedging
combined with continental and Bonn
bay selling, Cloth and yarn sales were
more encouraging in Manchester,
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SALE VERDICT APPEALED.
Second Brief Filed in Western
Maryland Utility Deal.

BALTIMORE, August Is (SpeciaD 49,
The second appeal from rulings of the
Pubic Service Commission Of the pro-
posed sale Of four Western Maryland
public utility companies to the Electric
Public Utilities Co, a holding company,
was filed in Circuit Court yesterday.
The Electric Public Utilities Co a
foreign corporation. is seeking authority
TO purchase securities of the Emmit3-
burg Electric Co. Antietam Electric
Light Co, Home Electric Co. and Mlu-
land Electric Co. The proposed price
OF about $500, 900 was declared TO be
greatly excessive in contentious raised
at hearings before the commission
Upon former appeal from the first
adverse ruling ot the commission the
Court Of Appeals sent the case back
for a renearing, aud the commission
issued second order refusing authority
Tor the sale, on the ground that 1t
would be detrimental ia the public HI
tefcats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
CURB PRICES RISE
ON LOAN SITUATION
Easier Rates for Money Again
Bring Speculative Interest
Into Market.
BY WILLIAM +. HEFFERNAN.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. August l6,--Keyed to
a high pitch OF enthusiasm over the
sudden easing of the rate for call
funds. the speculative element increased
its activities on the buying side of curb
stocks today The demand was not as
urgent AS that which occurred for lead
ing frduStrials on the stock exchange,
but was sufficient to carry prices for nu-
merous speciality fayoriteS substantially
higher.
one of the chief topics Of converse
ton vas the size Of the short interest
IN Warner Brothers Pictures issues.
The b" stock, dealt in on this eX
change, established a new high record
when it sold at 81 The prospect Of less
stringent requirements for trading in
the issue when it makes its appearance
on the big board was an added inCen-
tive for acquiring the issue.
Checker Cab Manufacturing managed
to attain a new peak above 43 4. coin
cident with rumors that the company
had received a contract which would
net it approximately 100000. Another
fayorite was Noranda Mines. Opening
on a block Of 1900 shares at 50 the
prices compared with the previous final
Of STA and substantially crossed SIS
before the demand was completed. The
market for the stock bore every indica-
ton of having the support of powerful
pool interests and price Of rs was
mentioned as their objective,
Newmont Mining at one time was
almost 4 points above the previous
closing. Sparks wilmington, which had
performed spcctacularly Wednesday,
advancing almost IS points, gained sew
eral more points.
RumorS of new combines being
worked out in the motor industry pro-
vided the incentive for the demand in
this quarter, Durant was among the
leaders, Auburn recorded further i'm
provement at l0l but compared with
the high for the year of l43.
Advances by leading refners in easo-
line quotations failed to encourage
public participation in the oil stocks.
although prices held firm,
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LEAD STOCKS REPORT.

NEW YORK. August Is up. Stocks
of lead in the United States and Mex
leo on July 81 were 58368 short tons,
against 55.34i at the end of June. the
American Bureau Of Metal Statistics
reports Production OF crude lead was
68,790 short tons in July, 71i85 tons
Of refined and 2.852 tons of antimonial.
June production was 74096 tons Of
crude, 70.788 of refined and 3247 Of
antlmoniai.
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WORLD ZINC STOCKS.

NEW YORK. August l6 Gpl. World
stocks OF zinc on August 81 are eSti-
mated at 60 900 metric tons by the
foreign correspondent Of the American
Zine Institute. with $500 IN the United
States, & 100 In Germany Poland. 4200
in Canada and 4B00 IN Belgium The
report cites that world production of
zinc for the first half of l998 Of 100000
metric tons was the greatest ever, and
as stocks on June 80 were not much
different from that on january |. 1t
follows that world consumption of zinc
Is higher than it ever was In war or
peace time.
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Seeks Permit for Note Issue.

CHICAGO. August Is '{Pl.-Petitions
were filed with the Public Service Com
mission Of Indiana today asking au-
thority TO issue $l4.00o00 OF two-vear
5 ? per cent notes of the State Line
Generating Co Approval is also re-
queSted for power contracts between
the Generating Co. and the Northern
Indiana Public Service Co and the In
terstate Public Service Co.
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CALL MONEY WEAK.

NEW YORK. August Is lp).--Cau
money weak high, Is; low, A.: ruling
rate g. closing bid 1 3. time loans
easier, mixed collateral. 5000 days O. i
at p 4-6 months. 8 taG .. prime mcr-
camille paper 8 ia1 L. Bankers ac-
CeDtances unclaimed.
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BONDS ARE F|RMER
IN TRADING TODAY
Prices Recover Following
Easier Money Rates-RaiI
Issues Are Feature.
BY CHARLES r. SPEARE.

Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
NEW YORK. August l6.-Prices fol
United States Government issues anc
first mortgage rails snapped back to.
DAY on the easier money rates dmnted
While several convertible bonds i'r~ nee
t1> sharply IN response 10 tho activity
and strength in stocks Trading was
broader and in larger volume.
The change III money conditions in
the past - hours. though probably ot
s temporary nature gave warrant for
the bidding I'D of isSues that have been
under pressure duriug the week and
cutie recently have been at the lowest
Ct The wear. The new Treasury 3. per
cents rose over half q point and the
* and a. $ over a point The Fourth
1Abcyty As were up about IS This
makes the situation look better prelimi
nary 10 The September financing.
Gains in Rails.
III the list OF hieh-erade rails the
largest gain was III Northern Pacific As.
Which advanced 3 :, Other strong is
sues We're Baltimore & Ohio Is, Cana
Clan Pacific As. Union Pacific 4'S.
West Shore Is and Great Northern Is.
The bU0yancy Of various iudlstrialS
stocks contributed To The strength Of
convertible bonds OF these Liquid Car
bonlc IS was the most prominent. with
= rise Of points, Anaconda Copper
Is advanced points. and Andes Cop
Ter IS and J. KayScr 5l2S. point
There was q better tone 70 the sugar
honds. with Cuba Cane Is up about a
point
Public Service Of New Jersey 4 IS
n7ored With the stock for an advance
O. over a point. New Orleans Public
Service IS were up Ia points The
market for ST Paul adjustments was
active and strong. with these bonds
selling above "a In spite OF their re-
cent steady decline. Seahoard Air Line
IS went Of another point to a new low
and Florida East Coast SIS also sold at
the lowest Of the year.
Foreign List.
The foreign list showed the effect of
icss selling pressure. German Bank IS
and Budapest eS both rallied half
Norway 5i2S were lip about the same
and Italian issues were better The
group was rather heavy. There
has been no confirmation Of the report
o. a large japanese land deal here and
in London for development purposes IN
Manchuria.
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Stores Deal Rumored.

NEW YORK, August Is GPl Nc
Crory Stores Corporation is reported to
be concluding negotiations for the pur-
chase of Swingles 5 Cent to 81 Stores.
Inc. which has eight stores in Penn
sylvania and six in Jersey City.
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CHICAGO, August l6 tFA ~- Butter
Unchanged receipts, ASIA tubs. Eggs
unehanged receipts, 9,2aa eases.
Poultry Alive, very Arm, receipts ,
ears, fowls, s2a29; Springs. 81. hrollers
81, Spring ducks, IS, Spring geese. 10
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Washington Stock Exchange
SALES


Potomac Elec. SIS 1861 000 at l0s.
Washington Gas $500 at 104.
Capital Traction Co.'S at I037s.
Washington Rwy. g. Elec pfd.--10 at
%. 20 at 90 10 at o9i., 10 at o9l4.
Merchants Transfer & Storage COM
50 at 1913. 70 at I2a.
Merchants Transfer & Storage pfd.-5
at l07lz.
AFTER. CALL.
Anaccstia & Potomac r. r. SSH .0oe
al az.
Capital Traction 6s--5 at l037s. IS at
1882
Mergenthaier Linotype--I0 at iooi4.
Potomac Electric ST. r pfd-5 at l0s.
Tnirn Trust Cos az 500.
Capital Traction Co.-I0 at 1885,. 10
- 1884,.
Chestnut Farms Dairy pfd--5 at 1o4
1onr~-CaI loans. 5 and &. per cent.
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Public Utilities

NEW YORK, August Id tSnecian .~-
West Virginia Water Service Go, reports
tor the year ended June 30 gross reVe-
nues Of S76a COG. compared with $72T, >
776 for the preceding year, Net INCOME
was $a2o,74i. against sasn,sa7 Ohio
Water Service reports gross of SS06.-
4a7 and net of S2a9A2i.
Both companies are subsidiaries of
Federal Water Service Corporation.
Japan has a Womans Suffrage
League.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received BY Private Wire Direct to The Star Once
fNDUSTR1ALS

Following is list Of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York Curb
Market today:
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Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY
MISCELLANEOUS

Barber & Ross. ire. sias ~
Chestnut Farms Dairy els 1881
Chevy Chase Club 5i2s..-..--. i0l
. c Paper Mfr Sc ...-..-. ~
Tot 3oint Stock Id Blk. 5s 100
Wash Nix Cold Storage SIS 9s
wasr Cons Title ss......... no
wsrdmsn Park Hotel SIS. 9sia
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.


There gre q few things that money
carn0t buy, bat not many people want
them.