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Evening star., 1928-12-30
Thief's Remorse Seen When Lights
Taken From Civic Tree Come Back

sender's handwriting, and there was no
hint of identification inside. The lights
themselves were each carefully safe
guarded by a wrapping Of paper and in
excellent condition.
The two strings of lights, each con-
sisting of seven bulbs. were stolen from
the lower limbs of the tree at South
Dakota and Rhode Island avenues some
time Wednesday, The matter was re-
ported at the associations meeting that
night and a resolution passed authoriz-
ing the purchase of additional lights,
so the tree, the first of its kind in the
community would present BALANCED
holidays.
Evening star., 1928-12-30

The person who stole two strings of
lights off the Rhode Island Avenue
Citizens Associations community
Christmas tree has evidently been suf-
fering from pangs of conscience, for
yesterday the lights were returned by
mail-without revealing the identity of
the sender.
Meredith G. Wilson, president of the
association, received the missing lights
in parcel post package delivered to
his home, 30O5 South Dakota avenue
northeast, about noon. The cancella-
ton stamp on the package furnished
no clue as to where it was mailed. The
address was carefully printed so as to
avoid any possible recognition of the
Evening star., 1928-12-30

Mintwood place. They were married
December 80, 1925, and have no chill
dren. The husband charges that his
wife deserted him November S last and
names correspondent. Attorney Henry
M Fowler represents the husband.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
HELD AS EMBEzZLER.
Man Accused of Taking $12o From
Employer Is Bound Over.

Pleading not guilty and waving his
preliminary examination, James Syl-
vester Murray, 81 years old, charged
with embezzling $129 from his employ
er, Call Carl Service, Inc, was held for
the action of the grand jury under
$500 by order of Judge Ralph Given
yesterday in Police Court.
The man was arrested by Headquar-
ters Detectives Varney and Brodie after
Edward Carl, manager of the service.
claimed to have seen Murray hide a
package near the firms office. Investi-
cation disclosed the package contained
$129, which Murray had collected for
the firm, according to police.
In Canada more than $4,000 cars
are registered
Evening star., 1928-12-30
GETS FORMER STATUS.

John w. Addison Restored by
Executive Order to Old Rank.
With the concurrence of the Civil
Service Commission, the President has
authorized the reinstatement of John
w. Addison, now serving in the &C
cepted position of attorney and exam
iner in the Federal Trade Commission,
to his former competitive classified
status without regard to time limit on
reinstatement under the civil service
rule" The order in the case says that
Mr.. Addison has had approximately II
Evening star., 1928-12-30
Dry Administrator Transferred.

Prohibition Commissioner Doran an
nounced yesterday that l.. A. Toombs,
deputy prohibition administrator for
Alabama, has been transferred to be-
come deputy administrator in Nevada.
The change is effective at once
Evening star., 1928-12-30

A two-day passage across the North
Atlantic for passengers, mail and ex-
press cargo is perfectly practical with
vessels Of new design, supplemented
by. airplane service from the ship to
SHIRE. it is said.
Nogales international., 1928-02-21
JUST GETTING STARTED
FIRST PUBLICATION OF VOTES IN THE BIG
CIRCULATION BUILDING CAMPAIGN.

Here the votes CAST FOR PUBLICATION thus far
are less really active earnest workers the field than there
IN campaign nasmuch candidates required
print al the votes they have accumulated the published
does not necessarily indicate all they have secured But
DOES INDICATE that SOME ARE BUSILY AT WORK AND
THAT SOME HAVE NOT YET STARTED.
An it indicates something VERY PLAINLY. There
prizes offered The various discussing
the campaign and people wondering why cand
date has rot been around for their subscriptions Here are the
figures for this date, with alphabetical order.
Miss Mae Brickwood Nogaes, Arizona .-.105,000
Miss Horense Brena, Nogales, Arizona. 10000
Ms Inez Coughanour, Nogaes, Arizona. -.. 5000
Miss Alexandria Cabrera Nogales Arzona, ... 5000
Charles V. Fowler, Jr Nogales, Arizona- 5000
Hudgin Nogales, Arizona, 1000
Alex Joffroy Nogales, Arizona. $4,000
Zen F. Johns, Nogaes Arzona,-.. 5000
Charles Levin Jr, Nogales, Arizona, ..... 10000. 10000
Josefna Montijo, Caeme, Sonora, Mexico-. 5000
Leandro Mix Nogales, Arizona. 5000
Mrs Bessie Parker, Nogaes Arizona, 112000
Mrs. Edward V. Reeves, Nogaes, Arizona, 5000
Clayton Rose Nogale Arizona 10000
William Rose, Tubac, Arizona--- 5000
According to tie rules of the campaign only the
OF ACTIVE candidates will be printed When candidates
cease to be active workers. they considered having w
drawn from the contest and their accordingly
dropped.
Nogales international., 1928-02-21
"They're OFF, In International
Big Subscription Contest

subscription to the Campaign De-
partment NOW while the BIG
VOTES are in effect. Not to
do so simply means that you are
throwing away golden chances
that may bring you one of the
BIG AWARDS.
No Quitters Here.
Candidates, you're off at the
post and the pace is getting hot.
Your ability and capacity are
being demonstrated. Can you fin
ish as strong as you have started,
with the best talent and keenest
wit pitted against you? You most
certainly cam if your courage does
not fail you.
Who will finish victorious in
the face of such competition? If
We are any judge of character
and staying qualities, this COM
munity is going to see one Of the
CONTINUED from Page 81
Nogales international., 1928-02-21
Three Planes Fly
From Here 1OSOuth

Carrying a number of prom
inent people, three airplanes left
the Nogales international Air
port Saturday noon for the birth
day celebration of Former Presi-
dent Obregon at Cajeme, Sonora,
Sunday.
One Of the planes was piloted
by Patrick T. McCarty. 1t is
six-passenger Fokker. Among
those onboard was Jack Frye.
president of the Aero Corpora
ton of California, who is survey
ing Mexican air routes in coop
Grafton with Scenic Airways, INC.
Another plane to make the trip
was that of Sterling Rohlf,
wealthy raEcher of Vermejo Park,
New Mexico, who flew his Fair
child monopiane and took two pas
sengers.
George Peck, young millionaire
IT Tucson, took his Waco Three
Nogales international., 1928-02-21
SIX REGISTERED
ENGINEERS IN CO.

The following list Of registered
engineers. architects, land survey
ors and assaye-s, authorized to
practice in Santa Cruz County,
and residing in this county, was
received yesterday by the No
gales international from the
State Board Of Registration at
Phoenix:
Josiah Bond, care Of Toluachi
mine, Alto, authorized to prac-
tice mining engineer; Isaac P.
Frazier, Nogales. mining and civil
engineering; John w. Larimore,
Ncgales, civil engineering; ]. w.
Macfarlane, Nogales, civil erei-
Hugo w. Miller. Nogales,
mining engineering and assaying;
and Colwell Arba Pierce, Patago-
mia. mining engineering.
The Board Of Registration has
been In existence for about seven
years and the next meeting Of
tie board will be held on April
6, probably at Jerome. The Board
Of Registration Act is designed
primarily for the protection of
the public. II was the hope of
the men who secured the passage
Of the Act that the practice Of
engineering, architecture etc.,
could be greatly improved and
the standard Of the attainments
OF the men seeking registration
could likewise be improved.
Place plane and with him went
Paul Anderson, assistant to the
president Of Scenic Airways, Inc.
All three planes are making
the trip under the banner of
Scenic Always, Inc, and the
journey is being made to de-
finitely establish air routes on
the west coast Of Mexico, in ad-
dition to the passengers attend
ing the Oregon birthday party.
Nogales international., 1928-02-21

ed by Harold Brown. Notwith-
standing his defeat he vigorously
supported his victorious opponent,
Sheriff Brown, in the campaign
preceding the general election in
November 1926, just like all good
Democrats should have done. 81
claim to be a hundred percent
Democrat. said Mr.. Page to a
representative Of the Nogales In
ternational.
During his many years in of
flee in this county Mr.. Page has
proven himself a very good, eff
ficient officer, one of the best
the county has ever known and
his many friends are confident he
would make an excellent sheriff
II successful at the primaries and
general election. He is always
On the job, an officer of untirine
energy, and is capable, accom-
nlodating, and courteous to every
man, woman and child.
= He is natural born officer
and of the type that make good
western sheriffs. One of the
main things that can be said in
his behalf, from Democratic
standpoint, is that he is never
aligned in any campaign with
any factions or cliques that de-
sire to bring about election of
only portion of the Democratic
ticket. He is for the Demo
cratic ticket, first, last and all the
time, although man who is fair
; and impartial to the public in
general in the discharge of his
duties.
Mr.. Page has wife and three
children. He is very popular and
! has a host of friends throughout
The county.
Nogales international., 1928-02-21
Wilkey Brothers
Buy Electrical
Equipme:ntCo.

Announcement is made in q dis
play advertisement in today's In
.tcrnational of the sale of the Nog-
a;es branch of the Electric Equip
ment Company of Arizona, with
headquarters at Phoenix, of their
Nogales branch at $40 Grand ave-
nne, to B. Taylor Wilkey and D..
o. Wilkey, prominent young Nog-
ales men.
/ The Wilkey Brothers have al
ready taken over their new pos
session and are meeting their host
OF friends at their new quarters.
The place of business hereafter
will be known as the electrical
Equipment Compery of Nogales,"
and will handle all the lines form
erly handled by the Electrical
Equipment Company of Arizona.
TheHe lines inc udes the famous
Willard batteries, Atwater-Kent
radios, Keivinator electrical refri-
gerators, battery repairing of all
kinds, complete brake lining stock.
the famous Rusco line of clutch
fscings, and all kinds of electrical
parts and supplies.
d. Q. Wilkey, who recently re-
signed an important office posi-
ton with Roy & Titcomb, Inc,
which he held for about ten wears,
VIII be manager of the Electrical
Eqninment Company of Nogales,
and his business associate, his bro.
ther. B. Tavlor Wilkey, will con.
) Continued on Page s.
Nogales international., 1928-02-21
UNIDENTIFIED NAN KILLED IN
AUTO WRECK ON TUCSON ROAD

Undertaken Frank 3. Carroon
and Undersheriff Pat Patterson
are trying to learn the identity
ot a man who was killed at 2:3O
O clock sunday afternoon at Tubac
on the Tucson highway when an
automobl4e orlven by Jonn PniA-
Ilps OF 1ucson sKIdued and turned
ever.
The body Of the unfortunate
individual is at tie Carroon Nor
tuary. He was about So years
old, about five feet six inches
tall of medium build, weighs
about 140 pounds, and has dark
brown hair, gray eyes, had on
two or three suits Of underwear,
had a pair of eye glasses in his
bed roll and possessed dict1on-
ary which indicated he had been
studying Spanish. Hardly any
surface wounds appear on his
body but it is believed he sus-
tanned a broken spine.
The stranger was walking to-
Nogales international., 1928-02-21

ward Nogales when picked up
about one and one-half miles this
side of Tucson by Mr.. Phil. ips
and companion, Mrs. Alice Car
penter of Tucson, and given
ride toward Nogales. He told
them he was going to visit some
friends residing thirty miles from
Nogales.
If anyone knows Of a man who
was to have visited them, or an
swers the above description they
should communicate immediately
with Undertaken Carroon or the
sheriff's office.
Mr.. Phillips and Mrs. Carpen-
ter were slightly injured in the
accident in which the stranger
was killed. The car, a Dodge
touring turned completely over
and pinned tire unknown man un-
derneath. It was lifted off the
man by j. T. Garrett and other
Tubac residents.
Nogales international., 1928-02-21

Thev are OFF in bunch. By
s'they'' we mean the active, live
wire candidates in the Nogales ln-
ternational's big Circulation Cam
paign. The bars are lr, the track
Is clear and each and every one
Of the enterprising contestants
has s'right of way" in the big
race to secure the valuable prizes
and cash commissions offered by
the paper in return for extending
its subscription list.
On this page will be found the
first published announcement OF
the standing Of the candidates up
to Monday night. compe' .
itor has started in the race de-
tcrmined to win or know the rea-
son why, and the battle royal
low in evidence is attracting WIDE
attention.
Several Of the more aggressive
rampaigners hAve started OF with
a goodiy number of votes to their
credit. but the leaders OF today
do not necessarily indicate the
winners by any means. as five
weeks remain to bridge the gap
betwten the highest and those 1aE-
ther down the line.
Don't become discouraged should
vou not be among the leaders Ia
todav's standing. The campaign
ia now in its infancy and there Is
not a single candidate among
those in the list who could not.
if the proper interest and effort
we're put into the matter, secure
enough votes and subscriptions Dy
Friday to be up among the leaders,
Timo 10 Limitod-Cet Busy.
With but one more week after
this Saturday night in which to
turn in subscriptions and SEQ.
URE THE MAXIMUM number OF
votes and but five weeks to 60
before the race comes to q close
interest in the campaign intensi-
,fies. Each candidate realizes
that the big prizes, stupendous in
va.ue, lie practically within their
grasp either to be claimed for
their very own or forfeited to
more aggressive opponents during
the next few weeks. YOUR
SUCCESS depends to q great ex-
tent upon the results obtained
NOW while the BIG VOTES are
allowed.
This week and next are prob.
ably the most important period o,
the campaign It behooves eacf
contestant to make rapid strides
between now and March 8, be
csuse that date marks the deatl
knell of the largest vote schedule
of the campaign. Therefore ou
earnest advice to those who wisl
to win 10 to rush every available
Nogales international., 1928-02-21
NeWHudSOn-ESSex
AgencyOpens Here

A. 4. England Of Phoenix, state
distributor OF H1ason ana Essex
cars, announces In a display auv-
errlsement in today's Internation-
al, appointment OF the Nogaies
Audson-Essex Company, 4. L.
Seger, manager, as local and west
coast of Mexico dealers tor the
famous Hudson and Essex.
The new agency is located at
240 Morley Avenue in the north
part of the beautiful recently
completed C. C. Cheshire building.
New models of the Hudson and
Essex will be on display Friday.
Mr.. Seger, head of the new
agency, is well and favorably
known in Nogales having been a
resident of this CITY for quite a
number of years before moving
to California few years ago.
Nogales international., 1928-02-21
ARTHUR PACE TO
RUN FOR SHERIFF

Arthur D. Page announces in
the po itical announcement col
umn of today's International his
candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for sheriff of Santa
Cruz County.
Mr.. Page has been a resident
cf Arizona for the past 50 years,
of which % have been spent in
Santa Cruz County. He was
rsised a cowpuncher. Prior to
locating in this county he resided
III Cochise County but every vote
be has ever cast has been in this
county and for the straight Dem
ccratic ticket. His first vote was
in 1908 for Alton B. Parker, the
Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent that year.
He has been arr officer in this
county continuously since 1916
with the exception of three years.
He was a deputy sheriff under
Sheriffs Harry J. Saxon and
Raymond Earhart, was constable
al Patagonia when that mining
town was booming, was mount
ed policeman here three years un-
6er Chiefs Cal WRIGHT and A.
nurobauld. and has been a state
cattle inspector in this county
for the past five wears.
Ffe was candidate fo~ the
Democratic nomination for sher.
Eff two years ago but was defeat.
Nogales international., 1928-02-21

Dempsey, Gov. A. L. Rodriguez
of Lower California, Writ G.
Bowman, San Diego and Nogales
capitalist, and other notables. who
passed through here Saturday en-
route to spend Former President
Obregon's birthday at Cajeme,
Sonora, Sunday, viii get back
here on the return trip to Cali
tcrnia early tomorrow morning.
They will remain in Nogales uns.
til after the Camp Little fight
card.
The fact alone that Dempsey
will be in town on Q aiiday Is
enough to attract q big crowd.
AS a referee Of a Nogales fight
the great crowd of sport fans will
Nogales international., 1928-02-21

to the Montezuma Hotel through
tie big crowd. Fully 1000 per-
sons from both sides of the inter-
national line were on hand, and it
was one of the greatest recep-
tions ever accorded a distinguish
ed visitor in this city. All after
noon Saturday Dempsey was fol-
owed by a crowd every time he
ventured out of the hotel.
= Those In Party
Accompanying Dempsey and
Gov. Rodriguez on their Mexican
trip are Eugene Normile who was
Dempsey's manager in his first
Tunney fight at Philadelphia;
James w. Coffroth, president of
the Tia Juana Jockey Club; Juan
L. Orci and M. Pima Y Cuevas,
both of San Diego; Col. Carlos
Nerdugo, chief of the secret SER
vice of Lower California; M. Es-
cobados, president of the Tia
Juana Chamber of Commerce.
Juan Ortiz, now developing oil
resources in Lower California:
Writ G. Bowman of San Diego,
president of the Baja California
development Company; James N.
Crofton of San Diego, manager
o. the Baja California Deveiop-
ment Company; Orville McPher-
son, executive manager of the
San Diego Chamber of Commerce:
Louis Grande, an Ensenada mer.
chant; Attorney James W. Gift
ton of Washington, D. c., prom
trent in national Republican
councils; and E. Silence of the
Tia Juana Jockey Club.
After attending the Oregon
4Sth birthday anniversary the vis-
itors are spending a few days in
Cajeme district and will leave for
Eogales on the return trip to-
night arriving here early tomor-
row morning.
Dempsey appears to be in the
pink Of condition for battle
with Tunney or any other con-
tender this year should he again
decide to return to the ring.
Questioned by a representative
of the Nogales international in.
regard to a dispatch sent out Of
New York Friday that he would
accept q September date with
Tunney, eff offered and in CON-
dition,', he denied such a report,
and refused to state whether it
IS true he has virtually declared
himself back in the heavyweight
championship sweepstakes, which
report, few days ago is said to
have repudiated the announce
mcnt Of his withdrawal by Tex
Rickard.
1t is reported that Eugene Nor
mile, who was Dempseys NAM
ager in his Philadelphia Tunney
fight, and who is a member of
Che party accompanying Demp-
sey to Mexico, told a prominent
San Diego business man a few
days ago that in his opinion
Dempsey is permanently out of
the ring as a contender for the
heavyweight championship.
The Gov. Rodriguez-Dempsey
train was met at Calabasas Sat-
urday morning by special COM
mittee from the Chamber of
Commerce composed of DR.. A. L,
Gustetter, Otto Herold, E. X.
Cumming, ]. E. Wise, Theron
Richardson, Bracey Curtis, Craig
Pottinger, KNIGHT Wise, J. r.
Bristol, Lieut.. C. r. SARGENT, w.
w. Barbee, Leslie C. Hardv. A.
M. GILLESPIE, and Mr.. Mcmillan,
a New York visitor.
Nogales international., 1928-02-21

have the opportunity to see him
bouncing about the ring as he
watches Fitzsimmons and Brown
stage their battle. A treat that
fans here and in ninety nine per
cent Of other places Of the world
seldom enjoy.
Thousands of handbills were
sent out Of Noga'es Saturday
night advertising the appearance
here Of the former champion.
Newspapers throughout the state
Sunday morning carried the big
news in glaring headlines.
Tomorrow, DempseSDay in No
gales, will be gala day here.
Nogales international., 1928-02-21
NE!CHBO' ING CITIES TO SEND
BIG CROWD OF SPORT FANS To-
SEE DEMPSEY HERE TOMORROW
Tucson Phoenix, Douglas, Bisbee, And Other Points
In Southern Arizona To Send Big Delegations To
NOgales To See Former World Champion
RECORD BREAKING CROWD EXPECTED HERE
All roads lead to Nogales tomorrow.

Traffic to the border metropolis tomorrow,
Washingtons birthday is expected to be the heaviest
since that memorable day back in 1926 when Jack
johnson, former heavyweight champion of the
world, fought at the Nogales, Sonora, bull ring,
And former world champion is the big draw
ing card here tomorrow. Jack Dempsey who lost
the heavyweight crown to Gene Tunney in Philadel-
,a wear ago last September is coming to town and
not only that he rr;n referee the Red Ftzsimnons-
Knockout Brown pout, main event the big fight
card at Camp Stephen D. Little at 2:3O o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
Nogales international., 1928-02-21
DEMPSEY ACCOMPANIED ON

Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight champion of
the world, will referee the Red Ftzsimmons- Knock
cut Brown ten round main event on the fight card at
the Ali Baba Theater, Camp Stephen d. Little, No
ton Birthday.
This was definitely announced following the ar
i,val here Saturday noon of Dempsey who is a men,
her of the party of Governor A. L. Rodriguez of Low
er California and eighteen friends attending the
birthday celebration at Cajeme, Sonora, Sunday, Of
Former President Obregon.
Dempsey Gov Rodriguez and regular
a here at
Nogales international., 1928-02-21

the regular Southern Pacific train
reaching here at 1850 o'clock
Saturday noon, and leaving on
the $3.50 o'clock Southern Pacific
de Mexico train Saturday night
for Cajeme. I
Crowd AZ Train
A surging mass Of humanity
q eeted the former champion as
he asighted from the train here
and it was with great difficulty
that he was able to make his way
Nogales international., 1928-02-21
FORMER HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP
or WORLD TO REFEREE K .O.BROWN
F|TzSIMMONS BOUT WEDNESDAY

Jack Dempsey Return Morning Time To Preside
AT Main Event On Fight Card At Ali Baba Teater At Camp Stephen
D. Little Wednesday Afternoon; Great Treat For Fans
DEMPSEY BY GOV RODRIGUEZ
Nogales international., 1928-02-21

Dempsey, Gov. Rodriguez, and
party arrived here in a special
car from San Diego attached to
Nogales international., 1928-02-21

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