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Nogales international., 1929-04-09
Parker's Horse
Loses At Tucson

Tucson, April 8-Cheered by a
crowd estimated at $500 people,
Pal o. Mine, Howell Manning's
thoroughbred chestnut stallion,
gal!oped over a mile straightway
track Saturday afternoon. eros
sing the finish line five lengths a.
head of Ben Hur, the C. C. (Bud)
Parker stallion, for a $4,000 purse.
The speed and endurance shown
by the Manning entry was charac-
terized by sportsmen as marvellous.
TIE time was 1 minute, 80 .3-5
Sc -onds, according to a check made
by Sam Mansfield and Charley
Simms, with a sp.it-second stop
watch. -
AS the last quarter was travelled
by the racing thoroughbreds, the
Manning horse was galloping along
apparently without effort, while
Ben Hur was obviously in distress.
Cecil sLocklear, "a skillful and ex-
relienc ed pilot who rode the Parker
horse stood high in the saddle,
nursing his mount along. @ 80
Pal O. Mine, after running over
the low straight track with an up
hill grade, said to represent; a diff
creme of Is feet between start
and finish, had not turned hair.
his body was as dry as if he had
just come from his box-stall, and
he was not even wet under the
saddle, when the tack was remov-
ed, Ed Courtright, his trainer said.
Bets laid among admirers of the
two horses aggregated $25, 900.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09

! The installation of So loud speak
ers and I'll head sets in the Is
buildings which comprise New
Works Municipal Hospital on We'll
fare Island will bring new happi-
ness to 2700 aged inmates. This is
the largest and most complete
radio-speech extension system ever
installed in any American institu-
tion. The equipment is technically
known as the Western Electric
Public Address System nd is ex-
pected to prove of lfect health
benefit to all the patients. particu-
larly those suffering from neuro-
logical ailments.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09

serve this community of workers
butchers, bakers. retail dealers. SER
wants, utility employees. craftsmen
and professional people-Mr. Bloom
placed at $4,000. The families Of
these $4,000. he said. would bring
the total to 100000.
With Baltimore's population now
over $4,000, this growth would
place the city near the million
mark. .s
The completion of Western Elec-
tries Baltimore plant will bring
into service the company's large
third factory for the manufacture of
telephones and telephone equip
Nogales international., 1929-04-09

Loud speakers have been in
stalled in the Il wards and day
rooms for patients whose condition
is such that they may enjoy the
various broadcast programs. For
bed-ridden inmates head sets are
provided. one being allotted to each
bed. Aside from radio entertain
ment the equipment also provides
for an electric phonograph pickup
so that setsprograms may be broad
cast throughout every part of the
hospital. This last innovation also
makes it possible to call doctors,
nurses and attendants who may be
IN even the most remote parts OF
this extensive institution
Nogales international., 1929-04-09

ment. It's other two plants are the
Hawthorne Works in Chicago, em-
.ploying approximately $4,000 work.
ers; and the Kearny. N. j., Works,
which has payroll at present of
around 10000.
The new plant is necessitated by
the growing demands made upon
the long distance telephone lines of
the country. This demand has
brought into being the plans for
another factory to manufacture
portion of the cable it is estimated
will be needed to provide for the
increased use by the public of long
lines facilities.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09

An increase of 10000 inhabi-
tants is in prospect for Baltimore,
according to the prediction of Ed
gar 5. Bloom, President of the
Western! Electric Company, which
concern is in process of building a
22.50O.000 factory at Point Breeze,
ION th4 seacoast of the Maryland
city.
Thirty thousand people will ul-
tinately be employed in this plant"
Mr.. Bloom said in an address re-
.ently delivered before the Balti-
more Association of Commerce. An
estimate of the accessory" popu-
'lation which will be required to
Nogales international., 1929-04-09
COL. BARCENAS
GOES, TO NACO SECTOR

Col. Martin F. Barcenas, chief
of staff OF the Nogales, Sonora,
rebel garrison, left Friday night
for the Naco battlefront, at the
request of Gen. Fausto Topete,
commander of insurgent opera
tions in the Naco sector.
Col. Barcenas used to be Chief
of Police of Mexico City, and in
1925 was the Mexican delegate to
the International Police Confer
ence at Washington, D. c.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09
MRS, RICARDO. TOPETE
VISITOR IN NOGALES

Mrs. Ricardo PSlin Topete, wife
of the rebel general by that name,
was an arrival here Thursday
night from Navojoa, Sonora, on a
tomato train.
Mrs. Topete is a neice Of the
late President Obregon and her
husband is a brother of General
Fausto Topete. She has two broth
ers attending a military academy
in Mexico City.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09
THE WEATHER

Maximum temperature the past
several days was 81 degrees on the
5th and minimum, 81, on the 9th.
Three clear days and one part
cloudy.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09
HELD BACK ONE
MILE FROM NACO

Alfred Hudgin set out Saturday
on his motorcycle to see the bat
tie at Naco. Alfred was disappoint-
ed, so were 1000 other persons.
They were not allowed to get with
in mile of the danger zone.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09
YAQUI REBELS
LEAVE FOR WEST

Eight hundred Yaqui Indian re-
bel soldiers, of whom 800 were
cavalry, passed through the Altar
Valley last week enroute west, ac-
cording to arrivals here from the
Altar. 1t is reported they were en-
route to battle Governor Rodri-
guez federals from Bajo, Ca.ifor-
MIA. \
Nogales international., 1929-04-09
TAX COMMISSIONERS.
ON TRIP TO NOGALES

State Tax Commissioners M. A..
Murphy, Frank Luke and Ed Hugh
es were here from Phoenix yester-
day on their regular trip confer
ring with the county assessor and
the board of supervisors.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09
NEW RESIDENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.. Neal have
moved here from Needles, Calf.
Mr.. Nea! has taken the place of
chief engineer of the Public Utiii-
ties Consolidated Corporation,
made vacant by the resignation of
w. V. Redditt last week
Nogales international., 1929-04-09
COL. CONWAY HERE

Co.. E. Power Conway of Phoe'
nix, father of paved streets in
Arizona, is a visitor in the city,
'onwa7 laid the first paving in
Arizona at Phoenix in 1911.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09
18 AIRPLANES TO
FLY OVER CITY TODAY

The 18 U. S. airplanes doing
patrol duty in the Naco sector are
due to fly over Noga.es at 9:45
O'Clock this morning.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09
80 CARS TOMATOES

Thirty carloads of tomatoes ar
rived Thursday right from the wess
coast of Mexico. Four of the cars
came from the La Cruz, Sinaloa,
district.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09
locals
ARRIVES FROM SOUTH
ON TOMATO TRAIN

Dan Marudas, tomato man, was
an arrival here Thursday night
from La Cruz, Sinaloa, on a to-
mato train.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Mafste,lee
returned yesterday from weeks
visit in California.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09

William Collier and Mr.. Stolar-
off were among many visitors at
Naco Sunday.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09

Major Sam B. Rotge was a Wis
itor at Naco Sunday.
Nogales international., 1929-04-09

Henry Cohen of public adddo dis
system Municipal Hospital Welfare Island,
shaking hands with of the 200 aged inmates of the institution
Below: Supt. Cosgrove inspecting radio control room
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

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KAHN ON 9TH ST.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

statesmen, three, with cars, experienced
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one hundred dollars per week. This is a
permanent proposition to those of expert
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In answer to it. Sheeta and the apes leaped growing
after .fugtives. Some Of the warriors turned to
battle with their enraged antagonists. But before
the lendish ferocty Of the breasts they went down
to death. Others were pounced upon in the act of
flight. Soon the village was empty. Only then
was TarZan able to recall his savage pack to his side
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Sheeta, the panther, had interrupted the dance Of
DEATH But Tarzan still bound to the stake,
and the huge beast seemed not to understand its
masters heplessness. Now the warriors, realizing
that 1t was flesh and blood panther took heart a
trifle. Rokof urged them to hurl their spears.
Then suddenly their chief also saw that which Tar
zan the epe-man fxedy watching.
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With yell of terror the chief turned and fed to-
ward the village gate. And as his people looked
to see the cause Of his fright they, too; took to
their heels For there-lumbering down upon them,
their huge forms exaggerated by the play of moon
light and camp fre-came the hideouS apes of Akut.
Now the ape-man's savage cry rang out above the
ShrekS of the fleeing blacks
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

STEWART SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE,
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Now he discovered to his chagrn that he could not
make one Of them, not even the comparatively in
telligent Akut, understand that he wished to be
freed from the bonds that held him to the stake.
Soon the blacks might return In force The white
men might readily shoot them all from the sur
rounding trees. He might even starve before the
dul-witted apes realized he wished them to gnaw
his bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28

oLDSMOBILE DE Luxe SEDAN. 4-door,
1897, S433; real buy from a reputable or
SANITATION. This car has excellent finish,
rubber, upholstery and motor. Ask for a
demonstration. Easy terms Emerson Il
Orme, 18th and NJ SITS NV
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FRAZIER MOTOR co.
5lS 10th ST. NE.
HUDSON

HUDSON.
Custom Built Landau SedarN
Beautifully upholstered in blue
mohair, nicely equipped with Bal
crank bumpers, trunk, etc.
Viii sacrifice for $685. if sold by
Friday, November %.
SIS 10th ST. NE
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EMPLoYNfENT AGENCIES.

needed daily. No charge unless placed.
Washington Employment Exchange, pa Nat.
Press Bldg, I4th and F NV.
CALL ON US for help of any kind. Mutual
Employment Exchange, Ills You st. NV.
North 10444.
HOUSEMAN. counter man, counter girl,
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ers open daily. Wash. Gen. Emp. Agcy., 502
Albee Bldg, 18th and G SITS
RUPHERS' EXCHANGE-Honest. reliable do
vestigated. Decatur 1851. 1887 18th NV.
0e2'
NOTICE - National Personnel Bureau, l7l9
K ST.. NV. Competent help furnished daily;
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pOCTTTONS Need 500 applicants daily,
WI Wv stenographers, . lists,
bookkeepers, clerks, statesmen. etc. Free reg.
istration- Royds. 1888 G NV. Natl. 1888.
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PIERCE LIMOUSINE, inclosed, model 49,
looks and runs the finest; a rare bargain
your car IN trade: terms. The Washington
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OLDSMOBILE SEDAN, 1929; 1000 miles
leaving city; must sell at sacrifice; cash or
terms Mr.. Elliott, Decatur 5000 29s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WE'LL ESTABLISHED rOomlnB ana DOaEQ-
near Dupont Circle. Consists of real and
p Excess es s' mdnsS
q health and must sell. Address Box 2I:E'
PRINTING OFFICE presses, :arge GUAM
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tTally located Goldsmith Sales Corp sls
OLIVE RESTAURANT, 704 st. me-; viii
sacrifice because Of business reasons. Make
your offer at once. 28s
GASOLINE. Accessories $3.50, on terms,
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sSSd s6S s long sta oc. fully
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CIGAR AND NEWS STAND in lobby large
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Terms, Goldsmith Sales Corporation, s18
SILVER FOXES-We have a few pair Of
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Reasons for selling fully explained: act
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WE HAVE JUST THE BUSINESS FOR YOU.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desire the services of former
salespeople. Apply Employment
Office, 9th floor.
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PEERLESS 70 ROADSTER, Al Condition;
1n,sS AM and paint like new; real barsain
Cadillac Co., 1136-4o Conn. ave. NV. De-
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OAKLAND 4-DoOR SEDAN, 1928 this car is
IN Al condition both mechanically and in
many extras; a bargain; cash or terms.
Phone Lincoln 3274. evenings only.
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PONTIAC ,4-DOoR SEDAN, 1927, $3.50. This
Is is car which has really been taken care Of
pS tne FORMER owner and is in Al condition
Emerson & Orme, 18th and NJ sfs n W
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REQ SEDAN in A No, / condition. 1927
mouel' looks good as new; sacrifice for
quick sale. Franklin 2354 2as
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NASH 400 SEDAN. 4-door, just overhauled;
sacrifice, $780, will trade. Mr.. Long, 1929
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NASH 1927 COUPE, light 6; in excellent con
Also is25 Chevrolet eaSrioiet, In me con.
dition $3.50 Torrey Motor CO., 2iOB L n w.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

ENGLISH SETTER, /, Is months old good
ranger; pedigreed 2 3Ia months setter
pups pedigreed. P. #. Tippett, Brandy
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PsYCHoLodY-coNV CLASS
speculative psychology, psychoanaiysis, oc-
cultism. academic psychology, by competent
night class. Playhouse. 1914 st. NV.
VIOLET RAY, ELECTRIC TREATMENTS
Graduate nurse -masseuse; hours, 10 to Z,
daily and Sunday. 1871 18th st. NV.
CHILDREN BOARDED IN TEACHER'S Love-
~ home; best educational opportunities; ref
erences EXCHANGED. Marlboro 27-F-i2. /"
YOUNG'S KINDERGARTEN AND GRADE
School-Transportation by private car. Dra-
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der college-trained teachers. Met. 1900.
VIT-O-NET BATHS, VIM-RAY TREAT
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alcohol rubs; white operator. Potomac 472l
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sALE.-AUToMoBmEs.

NASH 400. dernonstrator; new-car guaran
tee; $3.50 discount. A real bargain. Term
to suit 1929 l4th st. NV.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
(CnnffnnAH

OFFICE FURNITURE, practically new;
desks, chairs, metal nat filing cases, safes
and cabinets, electric heaters, tables, type
writer's TAI 18th st. NV. %"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-26
EACLETS WILL
MEET COMETS
Thursday Encounter Will
Give Grid Fans First
Tucker Field Game

Brownsville fans will get their
first glimpse Of football al $50 ID. III.
Thursday when the B. EagletS test
their wings and spurs ON the I'll
Jardin high Comets at Tucker field.
The b" squad has been out as long
as the high gridders and they are in
good condition. The team Is ex-
pected to make a good showing
among the rural and lesser d"
squads OF the Valley.
Coach SOC" Plato SAYS ne viii
probably send In two complete teams
against the Comets. There is little
to choose between hts two elevens,
the coach says.
The Eaglets line UP as follows:
RE, Guzman, 125 pounds: Rowalski.
l25 pounds. RI, Ferguson, 1875:
Lopez. 165. re, Egan. las: Canul.
las. G. Trujillo (c). 125: Thomas.
125. LG. PARA. $50: Cebalios, $50.
1T. Bennett, $50; Eklund. $50. LIE,
Escobar. las; Taggart. 135. @. Will
son., 125; villarreal, 125. RH. Taylor,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-26
FANS BACKING
BOTH FIGHTERS
Winner Likely To Be In
Miami Bout This VIM
ter For Title

+ NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-(F@ack
Eharkey Of Boston and Tommy
Loughran OF Philadelphia meet at
the Yankee Stadium tonight in a
15-round bout.
Barring disappointments of va
fious kinds, the echoes r sched-
uled to carry as far as Miami.
where the victor may have an inn
portant part In deciding the heavy
weight championship Of the world
this winter.
Neither fighter has been made
an outstanding favorite among the
bettors. Opinions are greatly at
variance with the results about
even. Sharkey hackers freely pre-
dict the talkative tar will bore into
Loughran and end the battle before
its scheduled time. The Philadel-
phian's fans are as confident the
former light heavyweight champion
will completely Outlook his rival and
perhaps do better with the punch
said to have come with added size.
Conversation has been one Of the
most evident things in the prelim-
inaries Of the battle, and some
skeptics have even dared to say per-
haps the pre-battle statements Of
the principals and the disputes If
the fans are responsible for the
wave Of warm weather that has
brought a great increase in the adj
vance sale Of tickets.
Today's box office predictions are
that some $4,000 persons will sur
round the ring when the fighters
enter it at 10 o'clock, daylight time,
and that receipts will be somewhere
IN the neighborhood Of 100000.
Sharkey was expected to tip the
boxing commission scales at about
1875 pounds. while Loughran. bear
ing the greatest weight Of his ring
career, was about ten pounds below
that mark.
There viii be no r~adiocasting OF
the fights.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-26

Coach Surtees says he will give
all OF his players "a chance In the
game Thursday II he gets the OPP
~portunity.
Below Is shown the first and sec
ond string line-upS:
LIE, Scheiderman. No. Sd, Ezzell.
1T, Atkins, (29) Crockett. LG. c.
Martin (28l, Bulls. G. Cuellar (32),
Underwood, Ball. re, Monsees,
Lindhorn. Rt. Powell CID. Clark.
RE. ID. Martin 600, Gomez. q.
Pipkin C37l, Lee Murphy. RH
Lebowitz C23), Moore. LII. Ceyanes
CAD, Sealey. F, Fritz Ball. (33).
Kennamer.
Kenneth Clark and Moore are be-
ing developed into good punters
Fritz Ball and Lebowitz r now
doing this work.