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Evening star., 1928-12-14
Boy, 3, Is Killed
When He Tries to Aid
Electrocuted Mother

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. December Ia.
"A 3-year-old child lost his life
here Wednesday when he went to
the aid of his mother. who had
been electrocuted while hanging
out laundry on a clothes line
which has become charged with
electricity.
Mrs. Paul Thibodaux, AZ years
old. cried out when the current
passed through her body and the
next instant was dead. Her son
Paul, who had been playing near
by, heard the cry and rushed to
his mother. The current killed
him.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
THANKS RED CROSS.
Porto Rico Governor Voices Appre-
ciation for Storm Aid.

citation for Storm Aid.
Appreciation for the relief work of
the American Red Cross following the
September hurricane was expressed yes
terday by Gov H. M. Towner of Porto
/ Rico, who visited the organizations ma
tional headquarters. The Governor was
accompanied by his secretary, Richard
j. Van, Deusen.
In a conference with Chairman John
Barton Payne and other Red Cross Of
ficials, the Governor stated that but for
the work of the organization IN the nur,
ricane stricken section, suffering would
have been intense among more than q
half million persons and that the island
would have been incapable OF coping
with the emergency.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Carbon monoxide gas continues as
garage peril; veteran Springfield,
Mass. man, banking official and alder
man lost his life recently.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Chinchilla in navy and
red, with self c ollars,
also velours and plaid coat
ings with large collar of
mandel fur. Nicely trim
med and lined. Sizes 7
to IA.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Choice of perfect quality sport stock
ings, Derby ribbed and Buster Brown
f1at-ribbed long stockings. Also 1s sport
hose and juniors q sport hose. Smart
colors and patterns.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-04
No Guerra lie TOmaran
Las HuellaS DigitaIeS

Eugenio McLemore, negro, que
fue detenido cuando Sc encontraba
escondido debajo de una CANA, de
la casa 244 de la Gale Broadway,
al Este, en- donde habfa introdu-
cfdose con ell fin de robar, no es
un decidido partidario de las me-
didas que toma la policIa tomando
las huella digitales de todos los
que caen en- su poder.
Ash los demostr6 evidentemente
ell viernes cuando, al llevarsele
con ell senior Ezekiels, experto del
DEPARTMENT. de Policfa, Sc ne
gaba a poner sus dedos, hasta que
fue obligado por los Oficiales.
Ell negro va a ser consignado a
las autoridades correspondence,
acusan dosele de intento de robo.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-04
Caro- RecuperadO

Ell microbes Juan Alvarez re-
porto a la policia que, ell autom6-
vii de su propiedad, habfa desapare-
cido del frente de su casa, sin
haber podido encontrarlo por mas
pesquizas que habfa hecho.
FL jueves, n sonora telefone6
a la policfa m~anifestando que, GER
ca de su casa, Sc encontraba un
CAIRO abandonado, ell que habI a
sido puesto ahf desde las primeras
horas de la manana.
Efectivamente, ell caro- Sc en-
contraba en- I'm callejon situado
entire las Gales 6 y Z, ell senior
Juan Alvarez, 10 reconocio como
de su propiedad, siendole entrega-
do.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-04
La DELEGATION DE NUES
(Viene de la Pag. ID

(Viene de la Pag. ID
que no la apoyaran.
FL Delegado Hughes p%ronunci6
I'm discurso, indicando en- ell que
los Estados Unidos no desean te-
ner la Supremacfa en- la Union, pc
70, al final, combatio la PROPOSE
cion hecha por Mexico.
Los Delegates Mexicanos, Sc
cundados por Santo Domingo, han
condenado las intervenciones de
un pals a otro, siendo tambien Sc
cundada esta mocion por los Dele
gados del Peru, mas estos, segdn
Sc sabe, han recibido instructed
mes en- ell sentido de que sostengan
ell derecho de Intervention, STEM
pre- Y cuando esta Sc efectue con
miras tendencies a garantizar la
paz en- cualquiera de los paises in
tervenidos.
En- esta Capital, existe un YER
dadero resentimiento debido a los
anterior, Vague Mexico actual
ments Sc encuentra hacienda de
su parte 10 que esta a su alcance,
siendo una verdadera lastima que
no sea secundado por los Delega-
dos de las demas Republicas la
tinas.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-04
Dos NegraS ArreStadaS
POr Haber ASaItadO


Dos mujeres negras han sido
arrestadas, pesando sobre elias la
acusacion de haber asaltado a I'm
hombre blanco, despojandolo de
dinero que llevaba, asf como de
intentar hacer la misma cosa con
otras personals.
Hattie Keller Y Billie Clark, son
los nombres de las detenidas, las
cuales 10 fueron por Ell Detective
senior A. S. Franco.
Una de las mujeres, al efectuar
los asaltos, cuidaba de que nadie
Sc diera cuenta de 10 que ocurrfa,
mientras la otra desvalijaba a sus
v1ctimas.
Al principle, negaron rotunda-
mente pero una ha incurrido en-
Contradictions y ha relatado dife-
rentes historias.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-04
Hoy ES Ell Bale De Ell
Club "AIma JOVen"

Hoy, por la noche, tendra lugar
ell bale que ha venido p~reparando
ell Club "Alma Joven" y ell que Sc
efectuara en- ell Salon "Armory"
habiendo algunos premios para los
que Sc distingan tanto en- ell Walls
como en- ell Fox.
Un j0ven de la localidad, bien
conocido por "El Taco" ha reta-
do a todos los bailadores habiendo
algunos que han acceptable y que
prometen veneer ell retador ell que,
en- ell Bale pasado que efectuara
ell mismo Club result0 vencedor en-
ell Fox.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-04
Chile DeSea Implantar
Tambien Una Ley SEGA

SANTIAGO DE CHILE, Feb. 3.
Hoy Sc lego ante ell Senado un
proyecto de modification a la ley,
presentado por ell Presidente Emf
liano Figueroa Larrain, relative
a la modification de la venta de
bebidas embriagantes, sobre TODD
en- los campos mineros.
Sc dice que 81 ell proyecto de mo-
dificacion no surte resultados sa-
tisfactorios, entonces Ell gobierno
procedera a medidas mas energi-
cas- que c~onsistiran en- prohibir por
complete la venta de bebidas.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-04

"A yer, hijito, tn que sabes to-
do, dime; ide que animal es la piel
que tiene tn mama?
Del animal de mi primo que la
lleva muy seguido al cine.
En- ell Telefono-Srita. quiere
darme ell Gobierno del Distrito?
-Pfdaselo listed al Sr. Presiden-
tie de la Rep1blica.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-04

q 1luCOIld SQluQ.
Sin sangre no hay vida. Y ferro
Y hemoglobina son dos de los
principles elementos de la sangre;
sin clos no puede haber sangre
RIGA nj sangre roja Y entonces la
salud ne Marcia bien.
FERROGLOBINA es un tonico
compuesto de ~fierro, hemoglobina v
otros buenos ingredientes para enri-
queer y enrojecer la sangre Y me-
jorar asf nuestra salud. Pueden to-
maria hombres, mujeres Y ninos.
No necesita dieta. Cada frasco con
SO pastillas, para 10 dias.
Lea 10 que dice ell Sr. P. M. Rome
70, de Goodwill, Okla. Flavor de
enviarme otros 3 frascos de FER
ROGLOBINA, pues me ha probado
bien y estoy agradecido.
Compre la FERROGLOBINA en- su
botica o podemos enviarsela por
correo C. O. d. I'm frasco un dollar
o tres frascos por $3.50.
The BECKER MEDICINE co.
80 Union Square, Desk d
New York, N. Z.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-04
CUANDo listed Sc BAxA A.

CUANDO listed Sc BANA A
sea la parte exterior de su cuerpo y
cuando toma I'm purgante asea la
parte interior. La evacuation y
limpieza diaria del vientre es una
necesidad a la que hay atender cui-
dadosamente. Malestar despues de
las comidas, biliosidad, dolores de
cabeza son a menudo causados por
la falta de evacuation. Compre las
Pastillas DEL-OGAR de Becker
(purgantes) en- su botica o pfdalas
por correo. Una GAIA 80 centavos;
3 cajas rs. Comprandonos 8 cajas
las enviamos C. O. D. The BECK
Err MEDICINE Co., 80 Union
Square, Desk r. New York, N. Y.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-04
La Sangre es la Vida

La sangre, csc
caudal misterio-
so de lfquido ro-
jo que CORE por
n~ueStraS venas.
es indispensable
Nogales international., 1928-11-16
5000 DOOMED TO DIE

The National Safety Council calmly predicts
that than 5000 Americans will be killed by
tomobiles during November, December and January.
This follows the information that automobiles
took 2170 lives during August and that during the
pie were killed, The years total propably will be we'll
above "a 00O
One might suppose that of this kind would
galvanize the country into clamorous demand for
instant action IT does not of course. We read the
statistics shake our heads sadly-and forget about
it. Among the people who fail to get excited by the
rising death toll are, undoubtedly, most of the 5000
who are marked for death in the next three months
We not cutting down the auto death rate. Fatal
accidents this Year show increase of nearly per
last Our national habit Of refusing to
face unpleasant facts is having woeful results.
The increasing motorization of the country
calls for lumber of things. 1t calls for larger and
more capable traffic squads, uniform traffic laws
and signals strict countrywide drivers license laws,
sffer sentences for traffic code violations But most
of all it calls fer attitude the part of every
individual driver in the country.
When you start out for ride in your machine
Sunday, remember that you responsible for
moving mass st steel that kill anyone it hits.
single moment of nattenton careessness on your
part may make you killer If your brakes not in
good condition you may take life before your drive
eds If you lose your temper when another pas
ses you and try to retaiate you may land in police
station facing charge of manslaughter
Eight thousand deaths will be caused by autos
before February /. Will you be responsible for
of them?
Nogales international., 1928-11-16
EDITORIALS di0! RI


When Governor Hunt addresses the fifth special
session of the State Legislature at Phoenix Monday
it will perhaps be the last time he will ever preside
in that capacity.
Defeated for reelection at the recent election
by Judge John c. Phillips Governor Hunt IS probably
through with politics. 1t is not probable he will
again be a candidate for Governor.
Governor Hunt has addressed many state legs-
atures, in fact every session with exception of the
time when Thomas E. Campbell, Republican, Gov
ernor. Hunt has been governor of this state with
cepton of Campbells term, ever since Arizona be
state in 1912.
There people who are glad to see ter
minaton of the Hunt regime, and there are many
others who regret that Gov Hunts days as chief
ecutive of this great state are nearing an end
George w, P. Hunt will go down in history
of the greatest statesmen this state produced
and the great good he accomplshe during his many
years chief executive will be realized more as the
years roll by.
Nogales international., 1928-11-16
AN OVERCHARGE

Two Chicago thugs robbed man of $40 and
beat him to death We've often been informed that
Chicago thugs would kill ordinary common citi-
for dime but that if the victim happened to be
gunman himself bootegger official of the city
the charges wculd he slightly higher
The Survivors of the who killed for $40
ought to clip me news item concerning it from the
papers and frame them. HIS remote ancestors may
feel degree of pride in knowing that a forebearer
of theirs drew record-breaking murder price in
Chicago
Wed advocate sending foreign m ssionarles to
that wicked city if it not for regard for the
foreign missionaries.
We shouldn't want to them killed. Whether
or not cam ism practced there do not know.
Practically everything else horrible and brutal is
-O-O-
The problem appears TO have been solved In
way meet most of the condit of life changed as
they are and there is girl in this neghborhood
whose va .cinaton mark doesn't show except when
she is getting into the rumble seat-Oho State Jour
nal.
-O--
The maker of patchwork quilts has daughter
who does her patchwork on inner tube.-Chrstian
Science Monitor.
Nogales international., 1928-11-16
q
HOW HORRIDl

It is openly charged that gambling took place in
San Antonio when the American Legion held its ma
tona convention there Is this to be believed? Would
a soldier shoot craps play poker? Imagine such
thing!
The truth of the matter is that these made
the greatest gamble that made when they
faced the poison gas and machine guns of the Ger
man army. After that, few hands of stud turn
or so of the Dice couldn't be considered by them as
gambling They had staked their lives the right
eousness of our They didn't know whether
they would WIN or lose. Hundreds of thousands of
them lost.
Few of u.s. # any recall that San Antonio
officials made any complaint when this stake
was placed upon the table and the boys many of whom
Nogales international., 1928-11-16

Holbrook-FirTst National Bank
resources total S508, ,603.
Arizona state and national bank
resources increased $12,6O3,425 in
one year.
Tombstone-Phelps- Dodge Cor
poratlon plans to spend $2,000,OO0
developing new ore body of Cop
per Queen properties in Bisbee
district,
Nogales international., 1928-11-16

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
SANTA CRUZ COUN'eY STATE
OF ARIZONA.
NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPER
rY OF TRUST ESTATE AT PRI-
VATE SALE.
B. II. MCCARTNEY, TRUSTEE,
nd FREEMAN FIELD, Plain
.iffs,
OUTHERN ARIZONA MINING
COMPANY, a corporation, and
CONSOLIDATED SOUTHERN
ARIZONA MINING COMPANY,
corporation, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that pur-
.uant to an order of the above
entitled Court made and entered
on the 10th day of October 1923,
The above entitled proceedings
he undersigned, as trustee, will
ell at private sale, subject to con-
iirmation by said Court, the fol-
owing described real and personal
property:
The following described mines,
mining claims and properties,
situated in tie Wrightson Min
ing District, in the County of
Santa Cruz and State of Ari
zona together with all the ap-
purtenances and her9ditaments
thereto appended or appurten-
ant, said mines, mining claims
and properties being described
as follows, to-wit: HOBO SUI
PHIDE, BLACK CAP, OLD
NICK, TRINIDAD, SKIDOO
No. %, NORTH AND SOUTH,
A. G.. SWEET, RICHMOND,
MANSFIELD No. 1, MANS
FIELD No. 2, CHALCOCITE,
TIMBER LINE, SOUTHSIDE,
HILLSIDE, CONTENTION, Fl.
G. BRUNER, r. E. BRUNER,
GLEN C. BRUNER and REA
M. Bruner, being more particu-
larly described in Patent Survey
No. 2397, U. S. Land Office,
Phoenix, Arizona, in the General
Land Office at Washington, D.
C., undar No, 47547 (Mineral
Certificate No. 440) and in U.
S. Patent No. 31354, issued un-
der date of November 27th,
1908, to which patent reference
is 2ereby made for a more par
ticular description of said mines
and properties.
Also, the following mining
claims situated in said Mining
District, County and State.
known and called, and the no
tees of location of which are of
record in the books of Mining
Locations in the off, e of the
County Recorder Of Santa Cluz
County, as follows, to-wit:
OVERSIGHT Book 7, Mining
Locations, pages 293-294
BLACK TAIL Book g.. Mining
Locations, pages 115-116
MULLIGAN Book 6, Mining
Locations, pages 370-371-372
HORNET Book 8, Mining LO-
cations, pages 569-57O
ALSO: All cars, rails, cans, ca
bles, hoists, compressors, iii
tubes and mining tools and ma
chinery, mills, smeIters and other
stru lures and implements loca-
ted upon the hereinbefore de
scribed mines, mining claim:
and properties.
All bids or offers must be in
writing and may be left at the of.
flee of said trustee at Patagonia
Santa Cruz County, Arizona, al
any time after the first POSTING
of this notice and before TIE
making of the said sale on or af
ter Wednesday the 18th dav OF
November 1928.
Dated on this the 29th day Of
October 1928.
I c. A. PIERCE
Trustee.
(Puh. 1910 5tl
Nogales international., 1928-11-16
GREATEST STATE FAIR

Persons returning from the annual State Fair be-
ing held at Phoenix this week report it is the great
est held in the history of Arizona Thousands of
people in attendance from all parts of the country
The fair is growing rapidly each year, keeping
up with the wonderful growth of the state
Nogales international., 1928-11-16

were trained at the Alamo City, bravely "shot the
works.
Gambling is wrong, of course. But when bunch
of old comrades who have slept in the mud together
and picked cooes off another get together they
naturally recall the few idle moments they had Over
There when they could spend little time in WOO
ing Lady Luck -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
WILL DEVELOP ENTIRE VALLEY

Construction of the Brownsville port will bring under
development every idle acre in the Lower Rio Grande
Valley and will intensity development throughout the en-
tire Valley area. 1t will provide an outlet to markets
which under existing transportation rates are practical
~ closed to Valley products. 1t will assure profits from
the production of the 100000 acres now under cultiva-
ton, and the million acres which will be developed in the
future. Failure of the port project would not only handi-
cap development of the thousands of fertile acres still Gin
the brush" but would postpone indefinitely establish
ment Of transportation rates which would give the Val
ley growers the same or better advantages than their
competitors in Florida and the upper Gulf coast region
now have. w.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19

McDermott Motor Co.
w. H. Putegnat Co.
First National Bank
Hicks Rubber Co.
Rio Grande Valley Gas Appliance Co.
Quinn and Derrick
Borderland Hardware Co.
Willman's Pharmacy
Alexander Tire Co.
Gulf Concrete Pipe Co.
E. w. Archer, Lyford, Texas
Texas Bank and Trust Co.
Patteson Motor Co.
International Drug Co.
Henson-Lomax and Houston
Brownsville Development Co.
McCleary Music Co.
j. c. Penney Co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
THE ONLY DEFINITE PROPOSAL

Brownsville realizes that a port is essential to devel-
opment Of the Valleys almost unlimited resources; that
if this section is to be developed upon a profitable basis,
water transportation and the corresponding low rates
must be secured. Brownsville also realizes that if the
city is to become a prosperous commercial and industrial
center its territory must first be developed, and it is with
this in view that the Brownsville navigation district pro-
poses to meet the requirements of the federal govern
ment and finance a port which will serve the entire Val
ley. The Brownsville navigation district has submitted
the only definite proposal to meet the conditions of the
government and finance construction of the Valley rDrt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19

DR.. o. v. Lawrence
Roy c. Sethman Co., Inc.
Brownsville Title Co.
Dorfman's Jewelry Store
Brownsville Sheet Metal Works
Proctor and Dudley
Frontier Lumber Co.
A. n. Tandy and Sons
Ell Jardin Grocery
Court House Garage
Z. A. Monsees
State National Bank
Blackstone Cafe
Stevenson Motor Co.
Bishop Print Shop
w. B. Clint
Valley Wholesale Dry Goods Co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19

F. W. Woolworth
McCrory's
S. H. Kress & Co.
Mason Transfer and Grain Co.
Sket.on Bros. Printing Co.
Libby's
DR.. Geo. j. Toland
Todd & Underwood
Southland Life Insurance Co.
Ike Bollack
Harry's Vulcanizing & Auto Repair Shop
+. Yturria
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co., Brownsville
Rettig's Paint Headquarters
Brownsville Bakery
Eagle Pass Lumber Co.
Desel-Boettcher
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19

The announcement Of the Brownsville project was made when it
became apparent that upon Brownsville and contiguous territory rested
the financing of the port. Brownsville citizens have been unanimous
in expressing the view that if it is necessary for them to finance the
port, Brownsville is entitled to such supplementary benefits a may ac-
crue. The ship channel project, which will bring the port within a few
miles of the city, will make Brownsville the logical distribution center
for the Valley and northern Mexico, a n advantage to which the city
and contiguous territory is entitled if they provide the funds to meet the
federal requirements and thereby saw the federal appropriation for a
Valley port. Brownsville frankly admits she has ambitions, but there
is no selfshness in the desire of the Brownsville navigation district to
profit by the supplementary benefits which will accrue as the result
Of a project which will benefit every individual within a radius Of 200
miles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
WILL ASSURE FREIGHT RATE CUT

Establishment of the Brownsville port will assure reduction in rates
on practically all outgoing and incoming freight, and in this every ship
ping point in the southern counties of Texas will participate upon the
same basis IS Brownsville and surrounding territories. The benefits
accruing therefrom will be passed down to the individual producer,
the owner of every industrial plant and every commercial establish
ment. The amount of this reduction cannot be definitely stated, but
the records Of the Corpus Christi and other Gulf ports indicate that up
on the basis of present shipments it will exceed a million dollars an
nualy, increasing as the Valleys resources are developed and add-
tional tonnage finds its outlet through the port. L.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
Distances to the Brownsville
Port
Port

Every section Of the Lower Rio
Grande Valley will have paved high
way connections with the port, the
distance by existing highway from the
most important points being as fol-
lows:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19

This Is the fourth Of a series Of six full page ad-
vertisements sponsored by business and profess
sional interests of Brownsville in support Of the
development Of a ship canal and harbor pro-
ject for the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
brownsville PORT
Will SERVE ENTIRE
VALLEY

The proposed Brownsville ship channel and port will prove of inchculabe benefit to
the entre Low RoC rande Valley and northeasern Mexico assuring water tansporta-
ton for Valley products both staple and pershabl@, and a consequent decrease in trans
poraton rates to major markets In fact the major benefits will accrue to the agrcultur-
al commercial and industrial interests OF the entire Vale. section, Brownsville to receive
such supplementary benefits as W1la accrue to the distribution and freight assembling cen
for the Vale section and northeastern Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19

Otal Sales Co.
City Drug Store
McDavitt Bros.
Merchants National Bank
Harpers Cafe
E. Manautou
Jesse bennett, Inc.
Miller Hotel
Santa Cruz Kennel Club
Hargrove's
Guarantee Electric Co.
B. L. Kowalski Representative Texas Co.
Central Power & Light Co.
Popular Store
Cara Hardware Co.
Universal Dress Shop
Covacevich Supply Co.
Sterling Davis
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-19
FIRST TRA|V INTO
 NEW DEPOT SITE
 NEXT SATURDAY
ARRIVAL OF WINTER BRINGS CESSATION OF WORK ALONG
 THE LINE

Next Saturdays passenger train from the Interior will, in all pro- bality, be the first regular train to steam into the new depot, accord ing to Acting General Manager H. Horn, of the Alaska Railroad, who paid Seward a weekend business trip in connection with the local work
 MT. Horn stated it was not the desire to move into the depot i'm mediately, now that it has been moved to it's new site, until it is in complete readiness for occu- pancy which will be in about two weeks. There is much interior all terations and installations to be made and until these are con- pleted the temporary offices of MT. SWeek, local agent, will remain in the dock office
 Commenting on the storm in the vicinity of Mile 52 MT. Horn said it was severe one, as far as wind was concerned, but aside of some damage to the telegraph and telephone system, no other dam age was sustained by the road.
 The arrival of winter has brot about curtailment of work all along the line including this di- vision. A snow blow was called out Saturday on this run before the passenger train but he thot it would be sometime before snow crews would hit the ball.
 Aside from wires on routine mat ters nothing has been heard from General Manager Ohlson now at where he will appear before committees in behalf of appropriations for the railroad.