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Nogales international., 1928-03-27
AN EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE

I wish to express my appreciation and
gratitude for the interest and assistance
given me by my friends in the recent con-
test of The Nogales international, in which
I was one Of the successful contestants.
It is cheering to feel the warmth and
sincerity of your friendship in helpful
way thank you and shall remember it.
I also wish to thank Mr.. Pottinger and
Mr.. and Mrs Finch who conducted the cam
paign in clean and fair manner.
MRS. BESSIE PARKER.
Nogales international., 1928-03-27

The votes were counted at the
office of the international i'm
nediately after the close of the
contest at 8 O'Clock SATURDAY.
night. The judges who made the
official count were w. C. Wine
gar of the Sonora Bank & Trust
Company, E. X. Cumming of the
Nogales National Bank, Fortunate
Mazon of Escalada Brothers,
County Supervisor Hugo ". Mil
Ter, and City Aldermen C. c.
Crenshaw and o. A. Smith. Many
persons congregated at The Ir-
ternational office to witness the
count, and the winners were show
cred with congratulations when
the result became known.
MANY SUBSCRIBERS
The contest opened on Feb
ruary 7 and during its several
weeks progress hnnd-as5. new
subscribers were added to our
subscription rolls. This means
that The International is now a
Nogales international., 1928-03-27
NOCALES INDEBTED TO ROUGH
SEA FOR VISIT or MISS DEL RIO.

That Nogales was visited Fri
Cay by Miss Dolores Del Rio of
Hollywood, famous motion picture
star, was due to a rough sea.
With seven friends, including
her manager, Edwin Carewe, and
her mother and several members
of her Hollywood studio, Miss Del
Rio sailed from San Pedro two
week ago Sunday in the cruiser
yacht, "Gypsy", on a cruise to
Mazatlan. Enroute to Mazatlan
the mother of Miss Del Rio be-
came very seasick and it was
deemed best to return to Holly
Nogales international., 1928-03-27

during it's erection.
DR.. A. L. Gustetter, the next
speaker, spoke on "The CONNER
cial and Social Life of Nogales",
and at his suggestion there was
a rising vote of thanks to the
persons mainly responsible for
making the Esplendor possible.
Following DR.. Gustetter's talk,
Miss Dorothy Warren, an Or
pheum circuit star, gave two vo-
cal selections after which Edwin
Carewe, Miss Del Rios manager,
spoke and introduced the great
emotional actress to the audience
stating she is a true representa-
tive of the flower of her coun-
try. In two years and three
months, since she entered motion
pictures, she has become the Sec
end in tfs ..ist of most prominent
persons in the motion picture
world, he said, stating that Charley
Chaplin is first. Miss Del Rio
was born in Durango and resided
an Mexico City before going to
Hollywood.
The next speaker was P. G.
Spilsbury of Phoenix, president of
the Arizona Industrial Congress,
who spoke on behalf of friends of
the hotel outside of Nogales. He
said the Esplendor is wholly
built Arizona product.
Attorney Ibarra Seldner fol-
lowed Mr.. Spilsbury on the pro-
gram. He spoke briefly in Span
ish and paid a glowing tribute to
Miss Del Rio.
After the speaking several flash
light pictures were taken of the
crowd in the dining room and
lobby.
The gay event closed with a
ball in the lobby with music furn-
ished by Charley Cottle's orchestra
from Tucson, formerly with the
Plantation Cafe in Los Angeles.
Nogales international., 1928-03-27

wood from Mazatlan by train, so
the party made the homeward
journey via Nogales.
1t was announced Friday by a
member of Miss Del Rios party
that she only makes two pictures
year and will journey to Eng
land in July.
Miss Del Rio and party left No
gales at 1 o'clock Saturday morn
ing via automobile for Tucson
where they boarkded a train for
Hollywood. During their stay in
the city they were guests at the
new Hotel Esplendor.
Nogales international., 1928-03-27
Miss Brickwood Wins International First Prize
FAMOUS MOTION PICTURE STAR
CHRISTENS HOTEL; ESQ PERSONS
ATTEND OPENING OF ESPLENDOR

With approximately 25O persons present. among
the number Miss Dolores Del Rio of Hollywood,
famous motion picture STAR and prominent hotel men
from various parts of the southwest, Nogaes' new
S350O00 Hotel Esplendor was formally opened to the
public Friday night. The dedication was the most
elaborate social event held here in many years.
Tickets for the banquet and Dance the main
feature of the opening, sold at $1O Ticket selling
stopped at noon Friday when it was found that far
enough had already been disposed of. Therefore,
many persons who had planned on buying tickets in
the afternoon were unable to be accommodated.
Nogales international., 1928-03-27

increase on this basis for the 48
states and the District of Colum-
bia.
Florida, where the population
was estimated to have increased
about 48 per cent between 1920
and 1928, showed the greatest
gain, although 35 per cent in
crease was indicated for Califor-
MIA and nearly 90 er cent gain
for Michigan.
The figures give Arizona 1884,
162 in 1920 and 474,O00 estimate
for July 1, 1928, a gain of 139.-
S28.
Nogales international., 1928-03-27
To Hold
Jefferson Day
Banquet

Phoenix, Ariz., March 26--The
officers Of the Young Mems Dem
ocratic Club, the Maricopa Coun-
ty Women's Democratic Club, the
Reed-for-President Club, and the
Arizona Smith-for-President Club,
togther with various prominent
Democrats of Arizona, have de-
cided to hold Jefferson Day
banquet at the Adams hotel in
Nogales international., 1928-03-27
POPULATION OF ARIZONA SHOWS
CAIN or 1888 IN TEN YEARS

Arizona has increased 139,838
in population since 1920, accord
ing to a provisional estimate by
the census bureau, Washington,
which places the population of
the United Stats as of July /,
1928 at 12O, 1000, an increase
of IA per cent over the 105,710,-
$50 actual count on January l.,
1920.
The new total was arrived at
by estimating the increase since
1920 on the basis of the best
svailab,e returns on births, deaths,
immigration and emigration.
The bureau also apportioned the
Nogales international., 1928-03-27
MRS. PARKER CAPTURES SECOND
PRIZE, MRS. REEVES THIRD; and
CHARLES, LEVIN JUNIOR, IOURTH

Miss Mae Brickwood won the first grand prize
a Chevrolet Imperial Landau Sedan-in the Nogales
international big circulation campaign which closed
Saturday night.
Mrs. Bessie Parker won second-a Whppett
Collegiate Roadster; Mrs. E. j. Reeves third an At
water-Kent radio; and Charles Levin, Jr fourth,
diamond ring.
Miss Brickwood polled 1,92895O votes, Mrs
Parker ' @ ,89375O, Mrs. Reeves 66O,200 and Levin
l97,800 Mrs Parker, as the figures show onlv lost
first place by 5000 votes.
Nogales international., 1928-03-27
Tucson Man Drops
Dead In NOgaIeS

c. ]. Weber, employed by the
S. P. paint gang painting in No
gales, dropped dead about 10
o'clock Monday morning at the
s. P. depot.
Mr.. Weber was an ex-service
man, about Al years Of age from
Joliet, Ill. He belonged to the
Painter, Decorators and Paper
hangers Union at Tucson.
Nogales international., 1928-03-27


Phoenix on the evening of April
1S, OF $50 o'clock, at which time
the following speakers Of note and
prominence in the Democratic
party will address the gathering:
Hon. Charles A. Towne, on
"Home Rule and States Rights;
Hon. Thos. A. Flynn, Republican
Extravaganza and Corruption;
Hon. Clifton Mathews, "The DEM
ocratic Party, the Party of the
People,; Hon. Frank Curley, "The
Tariff and It's Effects on the
Farmer"
Nogales international., 1928-03-27

situated in the mountains near
the head waters of Eagle creek
and part of the ranch is on the
Apache Indian reservation. Re-
ports from the ranch are to the
effect that the cattle are in fine
condition.
Nogales international., 1928-03-27

A regular meeting of the Elks
Lodge will be held at 8 o'clock to-
night. Regular order of business
including initiation.
Nogales international., 1928-03-27
MANY THANKS

wish to thank all friends whose help
made it possible for me to win the Grand
Prize in the Nogales International's circu-
lation contest. am more than delighted,
and very appreciative of everything that
was done in my behalf.
MISS MAE BRICKWOOD.
Nogales international., 1928-03-27

of it being in Greenlee county
and part in Graham county. It is
Nogales international., 1928-03-27

If You do Not Get The
INTERNATIONAL Regularly
Notify The Circulation
Manager, Phone 45
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-22
LIBRARY ADDS
MANY VOLUMES
OF new BOOKS

New books received at Copper Queel
Library for November and Decembe
including several donations.
Fiction.
They Call It. Love Vance.
Red Sky At Morning kennedy.
Counterpoint- Bacon
The Mad CareWs Octenso.
Ringtailed Rannyhans- Coburn
Hubble Bubble Bell
The Barberry Richardson.
-Deeping
Who Killed Coralie- -Aresbys.
Children of the -Woolrich.
The Octopus of Paris -Leroux
Land Of the F'ree-Seltzer.
The Adam Chasers- Bower
Marriage of Harlequin -F'rankau.
The Winthrops- Norton
The House of Happiness Dell
The Castle Rock Mystery Gibbs.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-22
SACRED COD FISH
GETS PROTECTION
In OLD BAY STATE

Residents of Massachusetts, the Old
Bay state, hold in tender memory
even the name o. the sacred cod
fish and they resent anything that
looks like abuse. even Of it's picture,
as recent clipping from a Boston
parer by Mrs. P. S. Green, of 1902
Tenth street, indicates Here's how.
The registrar of motor vehicles for
Massachusetts was driving along when
he met a car on whicn the motor
license did not seem to have the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-22

proper appearance Now there should
be a fish--a cod fish-displayed on
the plate and there was no picture
of his royal fishness in view. Instead
there was a blotch of green paint
thereon and inspection proved the
other plate carried the same dis
figuration. Thereupon the registrar
hailed the driver to appear and explain
his sacriligious treatment of the
sacred cod because by hammering the
picture Of the fish off of his plate
he had thereby CisIigured and
nutilated q license plate, which is
contrary to the laws and peace and
dignity of the Old Bay state as
we'll as a sin against the cod fish.
All Of which hints that you can put
the cod fish into tin pan to fry
it and get away with it there, but
do not try to beat the poor fish's
picture into the tin of a license
plate.
You'll find it in Dispatch want-ads
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-22
U. s. COURT WILL
CALL CALENDAR
NEXT THURSDAY

The calendar Of criminal cases pend
ing in the United States district court,
Tucson division, will be called on
Thursday, January 26, at $50 a. m.
At that time all defendants awaiting
trial will be required to be present
either in person or by counsel. Fail
ure of defendants to answer either in
person or by counsel, at the time the
cases are called for setting will result
in the forfeiture of their bonds.
Defendants need not be present per-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-22
WHITE PLAGUE LOSING

PHOENIX, jan 20 tuberculosis
as the cause of death has fallen from
first place among the major diseases
in 1915 to fifth place in 1925 and
only fraction of a point from
sixth place, which marks the foot
of the list Of major diseases, accord
ing to DR.. Allen x. Krause, of John
Hopkins university, International
authority on the pathology of tuper-
culosis" in an address given here
tonight.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-22

sonally if represented by counsel at
the call and if they desire a trial. The
court suggests, however, that all de-
PENDANTS who do not intend to go to
trial. but intend to enter pleas Of
guilty, do SO at that time.
NO notices will be mailed to defend
ants or their bondsmen in cases in
which they have employed counsel,
according to G. r. McFall, clerk Of
the court.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-22

I The Desert HaWk-Drago.
Captain Cavalier Gregory.
/ The quest of Youth-Farnol
/ No Other iger-Nason.
| Points West-BOWer.
/ The W2yWard NTarl-Ervi11e.
! The Murder In Pallant-Fletcher.
It's Better to Tell--Coyle. A -s.s4
The Bridge Of San Luis Rey--Wilder.
The Light Beyond -Oppenheim.
The Dominant Chord-Kinlball
Rhodes.
Know a Secret c. Morley.
Polly'S Secret-Nash
The Catllra Mystery Macleod.
The Blue Bodice-Sorr
The Spreading Dawn-Eing.
Gray Sheep Parrish.
Confetti
Crimsoned Millions Willoughby
Dew and MildeW-Wren. a.
Detours Cohen.
Hardican's HoNoW-F'letcher
Witch Wood-Buchan
Bugles In the Night-Benefield
The Secret FIool-Mac Clure
Lady What of LifeAStorrn.
z The Mysterious Affair of Styles =
Christie.
Sixteen to Forty-Marna.
White Hands-Stringer
LiIneligh -Rockey.
King CT the NEesa-Birney.
The Trade Winds -Meigs.
The Deep End Miller.
The Luckiest Lady-Ayers.
The Adventures of Mr.. j. P. Gray
Oppenheim.
Allen and the Ice Gods -T5aggard.
Garry on, JeeveS -Vodehouse.
An Unmarried Father-Dell. e
Right Off the Montague.
Rhapsody -Schnitzler.
DR. Ricardo Garrett.
False Scent-Fleteher
The Murder on the Links-C Christie
Migrations-Scott.
Abie's Irish Rose-Nichols.
Forlorn River-Grey.
Don Coyote Chambers.
Further Adventures of j. Dale
Packard.
Pedro of the Black Death-Bennett.
Sea- Horses Young.
Segelfoss ToWn-Hamson.
The Rough Riders-Hagedorn.
I'll Have Fine Funeral-Maziere.
That Island-1arshaIl
The Dead Fall Marshall.
Two Stolen Idols-Packard.
I Think I Remember-King g-Hall.
The Goose Feather Bed-Thurston.
The Ardent Flame-WinWar.
Mr.. Fortunes NIaggot-Wa
Cover Charge Woolrich.
Le&d me Into Temptation-Heller.
Paid In FUll-Hay.
The Sons O'Cormac-Dunbar. II
Putter Perkin-BroWn
Anabel At Sea-NGerwin.
Murder at Snlutty Nose-Pearson.
The Lone Hand Tracker-W Winter.
Bunker Beau-Wilson.
Through the Magic Door-Doyle.
The King of Kings Mcpherson and
Mac Nahon.
Nora Lee-Neherir.
Strange Case OF Mortimer Finley
Tracy.
Rebellion -Farnharn.
Non-Fiction
The Girl from Rectors-Rector.
Wonder Tales of Ancient Wales
Henderson and Jones.
In Colors of the West-Dresbach.
Lions in the White.
apoleon-Ludwig.
The Peaks of Shala-Lane
Trader Horn-Horn and Lewis.
Mother India--Mayo.
MeXico-Enock.
Autobiography of Benvento, Cell
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-22

Epics and Ronnanccs. of the Middle
Ages-Wagner.
Applied Psychology. 10 Hilton.
TorQuenlada-Saba
From Out the Dark. Shadows King.
don.
Kipling's Entire Verse in one volume.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-22

1illi and Synonds.
Followers of st. Francis Hor1sman
Six Years in the Malaga Jungle
Wells.
Sea and Sussex -Kipling.
Abbeys-James.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29
The Policy
Behind This Sale

ONLY two sales a year and both
" worthwhile. That's the policy
that makes Mayer q Co. Sales of
Lifetime Furniture famous. We be.
lieve this policy enables Us to quote
the lowest possible prices on good
furniture. And this February Sale
is true to tradition. The values now
prove the ability of Mayer q Co. to
place worthy furniture in every
home without financial strain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-30
VALLEY HOST
TO REALTORS
Executives Of Inter
national Association
Tour Section

The Lower Rio Crande Valley is
one Of the most wonderful sections
OF the United States, was the verdict
OF l25 executives Of the Interna-
tlonal Realtors association who tour
cd the Valley Sunday. Practically
every state in the Union and several
OF the Canadian provinces were rep
resented.
The association held its annual con-
vention in Houston last week, and
she executives, who announced prior
20 the convention they would make a
trip through Mexico, were invited by
the Progreso Development company
owners of the Llano Grande tract,
and the Weslaeo Chamber of Com
merce TO make a tour Of the valley.
The special train bearing the ex-
ecutives and their ladies arrived in
the Valley early Sunday morning
Automobiles were provided for a
tour, and the entire party was enter
tanned at the Llano Grande club
house with q barbecue at noon. The
party resumed their o. in the
afternoon, arriving at Brownsville IN
the evening and crossing TO Mata-
moros for dinner. They left Sunday
uASAI lot MONTERREY NACAC tASS VII
remain one day and then proceed 10
Tampico and Mexico City.
r. B. Creager Of Brownsville and
c. o. Miles of Weslaco delivered
brief addresses at the Llano Grande
club house, explaining the develop
ment the Valley has achieved in re-
tent years. Officers Of the associ-
alton replied, thanking the Valley for
the courtesies extended and laudlng
the progressive spirit of the Valley
citizenship. They were particularly
impressed by the large acreage de-
voted to citrus and the excellent
flavor of the Valley grapefruit,
which they pronounced the finest in
the world.
Several Valley realtors attended
the dinner in Matamoros Sunday
night, and a number Of the visitors
expressed their intention o. return
ing to the Valley in the near future
and making further Investigations
of the opportunities this section Of
fers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-30
Miscellaneous
Features

In Manatou's the public will
be served with wide aisles
broken at intervals by island"
display tables. There will be
ample walking space as we'll
as ample breathing space.
Cashier stations on each floor
will replace the method Of
basket carriages for the con-
veying Of merchandise and
cash.
An extra large electric elevator
will serve patrons to the Sec
ond floor.
Ventilation and heating will be
procured through a modern
system.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-30
World Events Of the Week

Japanese government has announced
that its representative will Don go
TO Ottawa.
In Mexico the federal government
raided numerous schools and con
vents ard arrested several hundrt9
students and teachers alleged 70 be
engaged in propaganda and violating
the religious laws by religious
teaching ard the use Of religious en-
which have been forbidden.
IN London the Prince Of Wales has
endorsed the 'peace in industry
movement. expressing the greatest
satisfaction that employers and en-
ployes are beginning 70 realize that
their interests lie in large produc-
ton and thriving trade.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-30
Our Display Windows

Skirting the store on all public sides will be deep dis
play windows, indirectly lighted, and ample to &C
commodate generous and attractive exhibits OF the
merchandise to be found inside. On the Washington
street side our goods will be displayed in island
windows, the most modern method of window dis
play, the windows being surrounded with public
space permitting inspection from all sides. Separat-
ing these islands windows from the store proper will
be a tile lobby served by three entrances from the
street as we'll as connecting with two wide doorway
affording inpress TO the store.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-30
Floods Of Day
light

You may have noticed that the
exterior of our new store Is
composed largely Of plate
glass. This Is not for ornate
purposes alone. Through the
glass walls and windows will
stream floods Of natural IL
Illumination to penetrate and
Tighten every nook and corner,
permitting the closest inspec-
ton Of merchandise and max
ing Manatou's truly "a day
light store" There will be
nothing to conceal. and no
manner Of concealing it even
If we SO desired.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-30
Expect Big Crowd
For Health Special

Spanish circulars and placards ad-
vertising the Missouri Pacific health
special, which will be N Brownsville
Sunday. February 5, are being dis
tributed in Matamoros. The Cham
Der Of Commerce Of that city and
various civic organizations are con-
Quoting a campaign with the object
of securing a large attendance at the
lectures which will be given BY the
health experts.
Plans are being made 10 have the
sanitary engineers accompanying the
special make a survey of M~atanioros
and offer recommendations relative
to mosquito control a both Proves
vile and Matamoros.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-30
Work on Bridge
Progressing Fast

Pouring Of the concrete piers for
the new international bridge viii
start the latter part Of the week.
Piling Is being driven for the forms
on the north bank Of the Rio GraRde
and part Of the work has been COM
pleted on the Mexican side.
The favorable weather The past few
days has facilitated WORK on the
structure and good progress has been
made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-30
Missouri Pacific Men
Visit Valley Sunday

Several high officials Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific lines were in Browns
Vile Sunday afternoon for a brief
visit. They came here with the
party from the convention OF Nation
al Real Estate boards at Houston.
Members Of the party we're: H. r.
Stafford, executive vice president;
G.. S. Kirkpatrick, chief engineer;
G. c. Kennedy. division superintend-
ent; and J. ID. Patrick, divisional
trainmaster. All left for their re-
spective headquartc Sunday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-30

KFANAUTOU'S new store, the
AVA ey-saving department store Tor
everybody-is built not only for to-
day but for tomorrow. The building
is so constructed that as Brownsville
and the Valley grow, Manautou's also
can grow, physically as we'll as in
volume Of business. The foundation
and lobby floor can accommodate a
much larger building than now con-
structed. More floors can be added,
if and when necessary. Manautou's
believes that the future outlook for this
section fully justifies this provision
for future enlargement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-30
School Bus Burned
At Edinburg Monday

EDINBURG. Jan. 30.-A part of
E%dinburg's school population were
forced 10 make other than the usual
transportation arrangements Monday
when fire early Monday morning
partially destroyed "a bus used in
hauling children Of district No. Is to
their studies.
The flames were discovered at
12:40 a. M, and were extinguiahed by
chemicals. The bus was parked q
considerable distance north OF town.
The origin of the flames has no. been
fntnrr1incd.