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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-11-08

made, and was presumed to have no
bearing, they uttered expressions Of
optimism.
Business Outlook Good
st take confident view of the out
look for business and industry" said
II. c. Dalton of Pickands, Mather &
Co Il see nothing in the situation to
cause apprehension" he added
To the same inquiry, addressed to G.
S. Robinson, vice-president of Youngs-
town Sheet & Tube, he replied that the
existing conditions present no sugges-
ton of any radical change. He seemed
mildly surprised that anybody seemed to
think it worth while to bring the sub
jet up.
Elton Hoyt, IFS interview as TO fund
amental conditions and sustained good
times may be summed up in four
words: Il am an optimiSt." He is one
Of the Cleveland officials of Pickands,
Mather & Co., who makes rather fire.
quent visits to Duluth and other points
In the Lake Superior iron ore district.
w. L. Cummings, who is chief geol-
ogist and mining engineer for the
Bethlehem Steel Corporation, and who
is widely known in the mining industry,
took refuge behind the fact that he is
strictly professional man but he in
timated very clearly that he has no.
ticed no blemishes in the situation.
While the expressed views of the
captains Of industry is IN no way a
defense Of the times and underlying
conditions, their confidence is never
theleSs re-aSSuring. The recent break
in the stock market was the result Of
overbought conditions, and contrary to
the views Of some, has no bearing at
this time on an approach of general
let-down for an indefinite period of
business and industry. When such
time comes it viii be quite generally
recognized.
The Eastern members of the party
include: G. S. Robinson, vice-president
OF the Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.,
Glen Heedy, assistant to the vice-pres-
ident OF he Youngstown company, w.
L. Cummings of the Bethlehem Steel
Corp, Il. G. Dalton, Elton Hoyt, II,
W. A Rose, Pickands, Mather & Co.,
and c. D. Caldwell, president of the
By-Products Coke Company of Chi
cago.
Lake Superior officials of Pickands,
Mather & Co., include w. P. Chinrl,
Duluth, central manager; w. P. Bots
ford, Hibbing, and A D. Chisholm,
Ironwood, Mich, assistant general
manager; W. h. Gallagher, Jr., Dull
nth, chief electrical and mechanical
engineer, and j. c. Metcalf, Duluth,
chief mining engineer.
Second Largest Operator
Next to the Oliver Iron Mining Co.,
the mining division of the United
States Steel Corporation, Pickands,
Mather & Co. is the largest operator
IN the Lake Superior iron ore distric..
It has 81 mines IN operation and is
employing $500 men The Interlake
Steamship Company is controlled by
Piekands, Mather q Co. There are 40
cargo ships in the feet, the second
largest on the Great Lakes.
Pickands, Mather & Co. win have a
record ore movement this season of
about 14,0O0, 900 gross tons.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-11-08

Cathedral for the Duluth City Cham
pionship, and with i've victories and
defeat tied these two teams and
Superior Central for the head of the
lakes conference honors. In the
eighth district Minnesota high school
conference they were tied with Dull
nth Central for top honors with four
victories and q defeat.
Duluth Central defeated Morgan
Park to o in its only setback Of the
season, while Morgan Park downed
Cathedral to o, who in turn downed
Central by an 8 to score to tie for
the championships.
This was the most successful season
In the schools history, and it took an
Ely coach to bring it to them. This
Is Chinn's first year as a high school
coach and he has turned in a very
creditable showing.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-11-08

Credit is not SO much trade cour
tesy extended you as II Is an index
Of your character. When q merchant
Is willing to trust" you. II simply
means that he Is willing TO discount
your reputation for honesty and 10
tegrity.-Grit
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-11-08
simpI. Cure. for '.Blu.s"

Deep breathing Is recommended as
cure for those who get depressed
When the lungs are properly filleo
the brain gets Its full supply OF oxy
genized blood and functions proper
ly. That dispels the depressed feel
ing.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-11-08

One popularity Of the port OF Lon
don Is the extent to which vessels
load from and discharge into barges
London Is barging port, and II is .
staggering fact that on the Thame-
are 10000 barges, continually plying
TO and from the docks and the
Wharves, warehouses. and factories
which line its 10 miles Of ddal
banks.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-11-08
"comptroIIsr"

The IN" in the word e0mptroEiar
has the sound Of IN" This 70 tha
usual official spelling but originated
in false derivation from compt 1As
%" Is silent.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-11-08
MINING AND STEEL
RELATIONS GOOD
(SkiIIings Mining Review


The visit to the Lake Superior iron
er & Co., Bethlehem Steel, Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube and the By
Products Coal Company, of last week
is furthur reminder of the intimate
relations existing between the mining
interests Of the district and of the
great steel industry OF the United
States
Every season, and frequently, the at
tention of the people of this greatest Of
all iron ore districts is called to this
relation, which has been so long main
tanned, which has witnessed phenom-
email growth both in the production and
consumption of iron ore, by the visits
of executives to inspect the respective
groups of mines. Always Duluth is a
general objective, since several of the
large mining companies maintain their
general operating headquarters here.
Of the ore consuming industry in the
Lake Superior district directly MAIN
tain many thousands of men and their
families, and while it has been pointed
out in some quarters that machinery
has reduced somewhat the number Of
men employed, the fact is obvious that
without the introduction Of LIs modern,
heavy equipment that the production
and shipment of 5000, 900 tons this
season would have been quite impos-
sible Machinery, Like advertising, is
subtle force. It also creates en-
ployment. The ultimate result is
progress, and new comforts for millions
who otherwise could not afforI them.
That is something which is obvious to
everybody.
Zenith Furnace
The visit Of the officials of Pickands
Mather & Co., every year carries spec
ial interest to Duluth people, for they,
like the Steel Corporation, have large
and successful local interest in this
community, in the Zenith Furnace Co.
For years this interest has existed, and
has been known by many, but for some
reason has never been given the prom
inence locally that it deserves Plenty
of Duluth people do not know it at all
But officials of Pickands, Mather & Co.
are heavily interested in the Zenith
Furnace Company. This fact was a
subject of conversation at the Ntchi
Gammi Club last week when the Wis
itors mere. yes, it is true and we are
proud Of II" said 81. G. Dalton, and ne
beamed upon w. B. Castle of Duluth.
pesident of the Zenith Furnace Com
pany, who came up to the coup in
conversation at that moment.
The views Of the men actively en-
gagged in large enterprises are always
sought as regards the future Of bus
iness and industry, natural con-
sequence, for they, better than any
body else, are in constant touch with
the elements which make for constant
prosperity. II there is q cloud on the
horizon no bigger than a mans hand
they are presumed to be able to detect
it with the naked eye They. and not
the professional forecasters are the
real weather prophets of the times
It Is gratifying to relate that the WIS.,
itors in Duluth last week were in a con-
fdent frame Of mind regarding the
future While stock prices were crash
ing. to which no reference even was
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-11-08

WHERE THERE'S A WILL
THERE'S MANY AN ODDITY
Have you made your win YETI Near
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-11-08

Tomorrow the local eleven win close
its season with Tower when the two
teams viii battle for the Vermilion
range championship Tower has yet
to secure a victory over the Ely boys
but this year they have a powerful
team and are given a good chance to
win Ely must win this game to get
an even break IN their schedule as
they have only three victories as COM
pared to four defeats.
Four boys win be making strong
bid for all range laurels in this game
and their playing is expected to be the
highlghts Of the game They are
Capt. Nicholas at quarter and Indy
at tackle for Ely and Capt Tekautz at
fuiIback and Swanson at center for
Tower.
Five Of the Ely boys win close their
grid career with the local high school
this year. They are Capt. Nicholas
and Indy, four year letter men
Zgonc and Banovetz, two year letter
men and Smrekar.
Ely Coach Brings Morgan Park Its
First Championship
Harold Chinn, former Ely athlete.
and now coach Of the Morgan Park
High Of Duluth, In his first year there
brought the school its first champion
ships. Altho the Morgans were tied
for three championships It Is the first
time the school has won any Of these
honors. Morgan Park with two VIC
toriss and one defeat tied Central and
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
Concert Program
Sunday Afternoon

The following interesting and var
led program will be presented by
the 25th Infantry Band in the
bandstand at Camp Stephen D. Lit
til Sunday afternoon commencing al
3 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited tc
attend this concert which will be
directed by Leslie King, musical
conductor.
/. March - "Class Formation" -
Everett ]. Evans.
Waltz "Chiqueta" Gilbert
and Mable Wayne.
2. Overture Merry Wives on
Windsor" - o. Nicolai.
Fox Trot Gypsy" - Gilbert
Malneck and Signorelh.,
3. Slavonic Dances Nos z and
- Ant. Dvorak.
4.Grand Selection from ]. Massen-
cts Opera Don ceaSar de Bazan'
= Arr by Theo. M. Tobani.
5.Vocal selections "1n9 My Bouquet
OF Memories" Lewis, Young
and Akst. - my Sin" - De Sui
va, Brown and Henderson, Tech
Sgt. Claude A.. Andrews.
6. Excerpts from Victor Herbert's
Naughty Marietta" Arr, BY
James M. Fulton.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
FLITTLE THEATER
ELECTS OFFICIALS

A meeting of the members of the
Little Theater took place at the
home of Lewis Price, 222 Walnut
street, Tuesday evening during
which complete reorganization was
effected, plans discussed regarding
future activities, and new officers
elected.
Membership Of the organization
was increased by three when the
following were admitted: Mrs. Jo-
seph Cumming, Mrs. Clarice Salda-
mando, and Miss Adel Paulsen, in
structor of music at the high school.
Capt. Francis Egan was reelected
president of the organization, while
Mrs. Paul Summers was chosen as
secretary, and Mrs. Jack Holmes
was elected treasurer. Lewis Price
will continue as business manager.
Plans are under way to secure a
number Of light comedies from
which a selection will be made for
the next play to be staged in the
near future.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
JOHN BURTON TO
WE'D TOMORROW

John Burton, one Of Nogales
most prominent contractors, will be
married tomorrow at the Catholic
Church to Miss Angela Gayou, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ricardo Ga
you, it was learned yesterday.
Following a few days wedding
trip the couple will return here to
make their home at BIT Interna-
tional street.
Both Mr.. Burton and his BRIDE
to-be are well known and have
many friends who will be pleased to
learn of their approaching wedding.
Mr.. Burton, popular with a host Of
friends and acquaintances, has been
prominent in city building circles
for many years, and is one of No
gales leading citizens.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
Methodist Reuiual
To Begin Sunday

The Epworth League Of the Me-
thodist Church Is carrying on a very
constructive program and plan to
begin their Young Peoples revival
next Sunday evening with the pas
tor as speaker. Following that diff
ferent out of town speaker will adj
dress the young peple of the city
each evening at the church. Rev. j.
G. McPheters, pastor of University
Church, Tucson is expected one eve
ming with the University quartette
to sing.
Other pastors of the city will be
invited to speak to the young peo-
pie during this revival and all Of
the young people from all of the
churches are invited to cooperate in
this effort to give the youth Of No
gales vision of life and service.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
NEW STAGE LINE
|.NOGALES TO RUBY

Starting yesterday an automobile
stage line, passenger and freight, is
now operating between Nogales and
the busy little mining camp of Ru-
by, scene of extensive operations as
Ia result of work at the Montana
Mine.
The line is owned by George
Franklin, who returned Tuesday
night from Phoenix where he was
granted permit on Monday by the
Arizona Corporation Commission.
Daily service, except Sunday, will
be maintained in both directions,
and headquarters for the new line
have been established at 1872 Grand
avenue. "Speed and Service is our
motto, said Mr.. Franklin yesterday.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
CHOSEN
HEAD k. P. LODGE

D. G. Sampson of the Halstead
Lumber Company was elected
Chancellor Commander of the
Knights of Pythias lodge at the an
nual election Thursday night. He
succeeds w. H. Walker, whose term
expires the first of the year.
Other officers were elected as fol-
lows: G. D. Rankin, vice chancellor;
Joseph Jovino, prelate; w. H. WAL
ker, master of work; w. j. Chalm-
ers, keepers of records and seal; H.
G. Neuman, master of finance; L..
r. Gambee, master of exchequer;
Charles D. Karns, master of arms;
Virgil Walker, inner guard; Ken
meth Neuman, outer guard; R. @.
Leatherman, trustee e year ter1n)
and DR.. T. Bayard Fits, medical
examiner.
approximately 40 members of the
local lodge will pay the Tucson
lodge visit tomorrow.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
NOGALES REPRESENTED
AT ZONE MEETING

A group of the women from the
Methodist Woman's Missionary So
ciety attended the zone meeting
held at University church, Tucson.
Tuesday. The program was a most
interesting one with Mrs. F. G. Har-
rell of Nogales presiding. Those in
attendance from Nogales were Mrs.
c. L. Jones, Mrs. T. M. Powell, Mrs.
I. D. Owen, Mrs. A. j. Mitchell,
Mrs. Elmer Rickenburg, Mrs. Noon
en-, Mrs. w. T. Stewart and Mrs. F.
G. Harrell. These women were &C
companied by the Revs. T. F.
Hughes and F. c. Harrell. NogaleS
invited the next meeting of this ma
ture to this city but lost to Menlo
Park which is smaller and weak
er auxiliary and needs the inspira-
ton and information possibly more
than Nogales. Nogales had the larg-
est out of town delegation present.
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yesterday by Architect Roy Place

yesterday by Architect Roy, Place
of Tucson.
The First National Bank, execu-
tors of the Gebler Estate, will call
for bids Immediately and it is ex-
pected that the contract for con-
struction of the building will be a.
warded within IS or 20 days, it was
stated yesterday by w. w. Barbee,
vice-president of the bank. The
building should be completed in
three or four months, he added.
The structure will be a two-story
the lower floor to be occupied by
the Arizona Furniture Company,
and the upper will be fitted up for
offices.
The building will cost $4,000, that
amount having been bequeathed in
the will of Mr.. Gebler, Nogales pio-
neer, who died few years ago. Un-
der the will, proceeds from the rent
ais will forever go to charity.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
"MAH EARLY AND
OFTEN" is ADVICE
OF POSTMASTER

Mail early and often" Is the slo-
gan the postoffice department would
like to impress upon the public now
that the great Christmas rush is
to get under way in full swing.
Capt. Charles Beatty states that
the volume of mail increases to
close to 200 per cent, and that it
becomes practically impossible to
handle such mass of mail matter
within a few days. Therefore, to
assure early delivery of mail, and to
lessen the strain on postoffice en-
ployees, Capt. Beatty urges early
mailing which will reduce congestion
to minimum.
The postoffice is in receipt of bull
letins from Washington containing
information relative to the prepara-
ton of mail matter which, sf fol-
lowed, will do much to facilitate
the handlipg of the enormous mass
received at this time of the year.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
Some LOCAL PROPERTY FOUND
ASSESSED TOO Low and some
TOO HIGH BY SURVEY BOARD
Retaliation Of Santa Cruz County
Nearing Completion, Declares
Tax Commissioner Murphy

Some NOgales property will
show a big increase, and some
small, in assessed valuation, as
a result of a revaluation now be-
ing made by the State Tax Sur
vey Board, it was declared yes
terday by State Tax COmmis-
sioner M. A. Murphy, visitor
in the city from Phoenix.
The tax survey board, which Is
a branch Of the State Tax Commis-
sion, has had q man here about 9
month doing revaluation and re-
survey work and he is being assist.
ed by Nogales person, A. R. Beam
They will complete their work ir
Santa Cruz County very shortly.
CAS- a whole we have found that
assessments here have been made
very fairly and any inequalities ex-
isting will be Strengthened OUT, said
Commissioner Murphy, who is &C.
companied here by j. w. Jones OF
Phoenix, chief of the tax survey
board,
The law providing for creation OF
the tax survey board, whose duty is
to make G revaluation of the state,
was passed by the last legislature
which made an appropriation OF
$4,000 for the work throughout
Arizona. The cities of Phoenix and
Tucson alone some time ago paid a
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
|NOGALES ELKS TO
RUN MOTORCYCLE
TO TUCSON PARTY

The only meeting to be held by
the local Elks lodge this month will
be on Monday evening, December
8. All members who can attend are
earnestly requested to be present as
the change from the regular date
was granted as special dispensa-
ton by District Deputy Starkwea-
ther to enable the lodge to accept
an invitation of the Tucson lodge
to be present at an entertainment
to be given in Tucson on Tuesday,
Dec. 10.
A class of % initiates will be-
come members of the order on that
night; an interesting entertainment
will be offered, and buffet lur.ch
is to be served. The Nogaies mem
berS will go to Tucson as O motor
cade leaving here at 6 P. M. and all
members desiring to attend are re-
quested by Exalted. Ruler Lew Le-
win to, notify him at least three
days ahead in order that a suffic;-
ent number of cars may be provided.
Among those who have signfied
their intention of joining the mo-
torcade are the officers, Lew Levin
Herman Medlen, Victor Wager,
Earl Segar, j. Faubian, and AL
Sharpe. Other members are DR.. Frye,
j. j. Lowe, Al Cammerlin, G. E.
Gaylord, E. A. VESSEL, Charles
Orville Field, Charles Bauer,
Sam Colver, Alan Gillespie. Jr., and
Henry Weinberg.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06

/ back and. available for the first
team and plenty of good material
to select from among the players on
the second squad in addition to
some sixty five applicants anxious
to try their metal, Coach Kerr feels
that Nogales should give a good ac-
count of itself in the coming games.
A double header" system appears
to be in favor this year by the
Southern Conference which means
that two games will be played on
each date, the first game to be play
ed by the second team and the Sec
ond by the first squad.
So far there have been thirteen
games arranged for starting with
the first game to be played by Pata-
gonia at Patagonia. The first game
at NogaleS will be on December q
when the Vasey Cords meet the To-
cal team at the high school gym
nasium.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
Pau! Geary Passes
Away At Prescott

Paul Geary of Holbrook, former
state commander of the American
Legion, and very well known in No.
gales, died early yesterday at the
government hospital in Prescott.
Death was due to peritonitis which
had set in just prior to an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Mr.. Geary was formerly a men,
ber of the Arizona Corporation
Commission, and for years was pro-
minent in stateeDemocratic circles.
He was 81 years of age.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
THEATER REPAIRS
WILL BEGIN SOON

The Nogales Theater will close its
doors within a few days for the pur-
pose of effecting improvements and
repairs to reopen on Christmas
Day as the Fox NogaleS Theater.
newly decorated and with Western
Electric Sound equipment, the fin
est in the world, installed.
During the period Of reconStruc-
ton Of the building, pictures will
continue to be shown at the Lyric
Theater.
Work is expected to start on the
improvements Immediately.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
"THE FALL OF EVE"
TALKIE AT ROYAL

Dialogue in 1.-The Fall of Eve".
the Columbia all-talking special now
playing at the Royal Theater in
Nogales, Son., was recorded over
the new Western Electric sound re-
cording apparatus recently install
led at the Columbia studios in Hol-
lywood. The cast of "The Fall of
Eve, a comedy of marital mix-ups,
includes Patsy Ruth Miller, Ford
Sterling. Gertrude Astor, Arthur
Rankin, Jed Prouty, Betty Earring
ton and Fred Kelsey.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
HERE FOR WINTER

r. II. Pertelson and wife arrived
Tuesday night from Los Angeles to
remain several months during the
annual winter vegetable shipping
season on the west coast of Mexico.
Mr.. Pertelson is connected with the
United States Department of Agri-
culture, as shipping point inspector.
They were here last winter.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
CHRISTMAS PAGEANT

The Epworth League Of the Me-
thodist Church is preparing beau
tiful Christmas Pageant to be given
on Sunday evening proceeding
Christmas. The Sunday School will
furnish the program for he Christ
mas tree.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
High School To Have Il Games On
Basketball Schedules. Starts Dec. l9

The preseason lineup of basket
ball players at the high school pro-
misses a. most successful season for
the sport which starts on Dec. 10,
according to Coach Bill Kerr, who
is now arranging the 1929-30 sched-
ule of twenty-one games. -
With five last years lettermen
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
ELK MEETING MONDAY

Monday December 9 viii be the
regular meeting of the Elks Lodge
this month, the only session of the
month through special dispense
ton OF the District Deputy. Matters
OF Importance will be discussed al
the Monday meeting. and all E1ks
are urged to be present.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
SLAYER OR ARMY SERGEANT TO
BE GIVEN HEARING TOMORROW

Thomas Crockett, former cook Of
G company of the 25th Infantry at
Camp Little, accused of killing Mess
Sergeant Benjamin Mission on Mon
day last will appear before Judge
Chas. Hardy for preliminary hear
ing at ten o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Crockett's removal as cook Of the
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
Nogales To Have
Basketball League

Nogales is to have city basket
ball league this winter.
Five teams have already express
sed their desire to join as follows:
Autoaide Service Station, Patagon-
ia, La Vile de Paris, Nogales High
School and National Guard.
Promoters of other teams desir-
ing to take part should confer with
]. G. Richards, advertising manager
of La Vile de Paris.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
New York Attorney
Amazed At Growth
Mexican West Coast

Perry M. Reynolds, prominent
attorney of New Work City, pas
sed through Nogales Wednesday en-
route home.
Mr.. Reynolds has spent the last
three months in Mexico and SEEM
ed surprised at the progress In that
country since his last visit in 1928
He also stated that the trip up the
West Coast was much more plea
SAINT than that from Ell Paso to
Mexico City.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06

private individual $4,000 for similar
work in those places.
The revaluation becomes effec-
tive next year and the new law
takes the assessing power out Of
the hands of the county assessors
and places it in the control Of the
tax survey board.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
GERMAN BARON
lNOGALES VISITOR

On an extensive visit to this
country and Mexico, Baron Kink-
phansen, Of Berlin, Germany, and
party, were visitors to Nogales yes
terday enroute to Mexico.
Included in the party were DR..
Waller j. Briggs of Berlin, Gerald
T: Hills and Alvin B. Giles. Of Los
Angeles.