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Evening star., 1929-12-14
MAGNATE, EX-NEWSB0Y,
DROPS SOME OF BIG JOBS
Mccullough Quits Chairmanship of
Yellow Cab Co. to Devote More
Time to Finance.
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, December 14-Charles
A. McCulloch, erstwhile newsboy, an
nounced his retirement yesterday from
the craftsmanship of the Yellow Cab
Co. and the Parmelee Co. and dropped
several other official posts, but declared
he was not retiring from business. He
will continue a director of nearly a
dozen corporations.
Resignation from the transportation
companies and as treasurer of the John
R. Thompson Co., he said, would give
him more time for banking and flnan-
cial interests.
Mr.. McCulloch is the largest stock
holder and a director of the Foreman
Banks here and a director of Lawrence
Stern & Co., investment house. He
also remains vice president and di-
rector of the Omnibus Corporation and
a director of the Manhattan-Dearb
Corporation, Fifth Avenue Bus Co.,
Chicago National League ball club,
Lakeside Security Co., New York Rail
ways Corporation and Fifth Avenue
Securities Corporation and of the John
r. Thompson Co.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO, December IA CF).-Butter-
Steady; receipts, 1854 tubs; creamery
35a36; flrsts, 33laa34l2; seconds. 32a
3212.
Eggs-Steady; receipts, 5000 cases:
extra firsts, 51a53; graded firsts, 40;
current firsts, 40a45; ordinary firsts,
37a39; refrigerator firsts, 36l4; refrig-
orator extras, 3712.
Poultry, alive-Steady; receipts, cars;
fowls, 2012; springs, 10; roosters. II;
turkeys, 22a25; heavy ducks, 18; geese,
16al8.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
Corporation News

NEW YORK, December 14-The fol-
lowing is todays summary of important
corporation news prepared by Standard
Statistics Co., Inc, New York, for the
Associated Press.
News Trend.
The week end trade reviews fail to
add much to the public knowledge of
the business situation as the greater
part of the reviews are devoted to a
discussion of sentiment rather than to
actual transactions. A good deal of
stress is laid on the belief that Senti-
nlent has shown further improvement,
and that this feeling will eventually be
reflected in advancing operations. Re-
tail trade is again pointed out as show
ing greater resistance to recession than
the jobbing trades and general industry.
The combined influences of the ap-
preaching holiday period and the sea-
sonal weather is tending to stimulate
retail activity to a point comparable
with the excellent fourth quarter OF
1928.
Banks clearings for the week ended
December IL witnessed further reduc-
ton in reflection of lessened distribu-
ton of commodities and restricted in
dustrial activity. Total of $12,033, ,285,-
900 for the week ended December IL
represented a drop of IL per cent from
the corresponding week of 1928. De-
clines, took place in all of the % cities
except Boston, Philadelphia and Omaha.
New York and the industrial centers of
the West and South showed the largest
losses.
The Companies.
Baldwin Locomotive works secures
orders for 25 locomotives, valued at
$2,800,000, from Wabash Railroad;
order brings years bookings to $40,-
600 900. against $16,000000 year ago.
Bayuk Cigars increases common divi-
dend from So to SO annually.
Crocker- Wheeler Electrical Manufac-
turing 1929 net estimated at SITS a
share on $4,000 common shares, against
$12.12 on 81 .480 shares in 1928.
Electric Household Utilities declares
special dividend of 81 and regular quar-
terly of 25 cents and IA per cent in
stock. Fashion Park Associates declares
regular quarterly dividend of 6212 cents
on common, but omits the stock divi-
dend of q per cent paid in previous
quarter.
General Fireproofng declares extra
dividend of 25 cents and regular quar-
terly of so cents.
General Motors increases prices Of
Viking models 500 a unit.
Gruen Watch declares extra dividend
OF so cents on common stock.
Macmillan Petroleum declared extra
dividend of 2 per cent in stock and reg
ular quarterly of so cents.
National Dairy Products acquires
Frozen Pure Co. of Louisville and Ken
more Barbeton Milk Co. of Akron.
Scott Paper earned SAB a share in
Al weeks to November "a, against 1851
year ago.
Shreveport Dorado Pipe Line
passes common dividend; last payment
was so cents on October l.
Torrington Co. (Maine) declares eX-
ira of so cents and regular rs cents
quarterly dividend on common; paid
$l.25 extra July l.
Williams Oil-o-Matic Heating earned
! cent a share in year ended october
81. against s1.15 year ago.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
GRAIN MARKET.
,ecial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO. December 14.-Materially
lower prices were made in wheat today
under general selling influenced by
weakness in Liverpool December
opened 119& to q, March, 1858 to
108; May, 1.31 to 100. After first half
hour, December, 1.18H; March, 1854;
May, 1908.
Corn was weak with wheat Decem-
Der opened .S95s to g; March, 935s
May. .951s to "a. After first half hour,
December, 8914 March, .93A; May,
955s. Oats sold lower. December
opened, .445s; March. .475s; May, .49ls
to 40 After first half hour, December,
.4412; March, 475a: May, .48%. Pro-
visions were quiet and lower.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
GAS SALES GAIN.

NEW YORK, December IA (H1.-An
increase of IL per cent in gas sales for
October, 1929, over the corresponding
month of the preceding year is indi-
Gated by reports to the American Gas
Association from companies represent
ing approximately 80 per cent of the
industry. On October 81 customers of
these companies aggregated 9,607, 900,
an increase of % per cent over the
number on october 81, 1923.
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WEEKLY CLEARINGS.

NEW YORK, December IA CP.-
The weekly statement of the New York
clearing house shows:
Total surplus and undivided profits,
81 ,121, ,307, 7,000-unchanged.
Total net demand deposits (average), =,
$158. 1853 ,000-decrease.
Time deposits (average). S48.563, 900
decrease.
Clearings week ending today, $8,004,-
6,981.
Clearings week ending December z,
S9,0a2. .o40,5
Clearings this day, $1,463. .5Os.501. -
Evening star., 1929-12-14
Prodigy to Be Minister.

NEW YORK, December IA LP).-
Edward Roche Hardy. ir., who was a
child prodigy, is to be. an Episcopalian
minister. He spoke four languages at
the age of 5 and received the degree of
A. B. from Columbia at the age of Is.
When in college he never attended the
theater. He has never smoked. He is
to be ordained deacon a week from
tomorrow
Evening star., 1929-12-14
Blast Kills 8. Iniures 90.

POPOVE. Bulgaria, December IA Up.
Three persons were killed and 20 in
jured yesterday in the accidental eX-
plosion of $50 pounds of gunpowder in
a private house. The house was blown
to pieces and neighboring houses were
severely damaged.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
PARIS BoURsE PRICES.

PARIS, December IL (H9.-Prices i'm
proved on the Bourse today. Three per
cent rentes, 30 francs 96 centimes. Five
per cent loan, lO6 francs.
Exchange on London, 1913 francs 92h
centimes. The dollar was quoted at Is
francA 2ah centimea.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
POTATO MARKET.

CHICAGO. December IA CP) Omitted
States Department of Agriculture) -
Potatoes-Receipts. 90 cars; on track,
1913 cars; total United States shipments,
531 cars; trading very slow, market
about steady: too few sales to quote,
prices nominally unchanged.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
EX-TELLER ARRESTED.
Former Employe of Bank Charged
With Embezzling $5,2e7.5O.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, December IA LP).-
Lawrence Bailey, former teller of the
Iowa Trust e. Savings Bank. was ar
rested yesterday on charges of en-
bezzling $5,297.50 from the bank.
A motor sales company, formed by
Bailey after he had left the employ
of the bank, was put in the hands of
a receiver, named at the instance OF
the bank, which in its petition put its
shortage at $4,000. Bank officials said
Bailey admitted responsibility for the
entire shortage.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
BUILDING ACTIVITY.

Another marked increase in building
activity instituted in the United States
was noted last week by Census Bureau
reports. Figures which follow give the
daily average of new contracts let for
building construction in territory east
of the Rocky Mountains for the week
and comparable periods.
Week ending December T.. 1921, ,722, 600
Preceding week. 2l, ,466, ,OOC
Same week last Gear....ea.. 17,026. .00I
Evening star., 1929-12-14
Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK, December IA (P.-
Stocks irregular; merger rails lead brisk
rebound. Bonds irregular; rails firm.
Curb firm Commonwealth Edison up 10
points. Foreign exchanges firm; sterl-
ing cables again near gold point. Cotton
easy; lower cables. Sugar steady; better
spot situation. Coffee steady; trade
support.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
Will Simplify Organization.

NEW YORK, December IA (P).-The
Johns -Manville Corporation has formed
the Johns -Manville Sales Corporation in
Delaware as the first step In what it
announces as the simplihcation Of Its
corporate structure.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO, December 14-Following
is a report of today's sales, high low
and closing quotations, on the Chicago
Stock Exchange:
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Money to Loan

Secured nv first deed nf trust on real estate,
Prevailing interest and commission.
Joseph l. Weller tHS siS. Wash; s,s = TrTS' w
Evening star., 1929-12-14

Detroit. has 1896 invested in school
buildings and land Ton every stldent,
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ASHLAND. ls5O--Clean. rms. furn.. home
privileges. modern garage. He. 2298.
BEVILLE s29-Furnished fiat, bath, steam
heat. private ent.; $3.50 wk. Oh. 1881.
BROADWAY, 2O23-Room ard kitchenette;
also single room. He. 26s7
BROOKsIDE AVE, 1862 nicely fur
nished connecting rooms; down.
CENTRAL. 196O-Nicely furn.. warm rms.
steam heat. modern. eyeryth. furnished.
CENTRAL 1871 housekeep. rm.. newly
decorated; nr. bath; excellent car line.
CONGRESS, 9O3-Mod. cheer. rms; kitch.
or sleeping: board opt; adults. Ia. 40l6.
DELAWARE, N, 9l4-Nice, clean room;
near bath; modern. Ii 1926.
ILLINOIS. N, 22o5-1. 2.o g.. priv. aptss;
furn. Ia. lilo.
ILL. N. l9l5-Beautiful furn. 2-rm. apt,
mod. everything fuTn.. SO.
IRVINGTON-Two large front rooms. well
furnished; garage. 1925 Julian ave
KEYSTONE, N, 940-2 rooms, kitchenette;
modern. private home; adults.
MARKET. 1885. E.-2 rms, mod; every
thing furn.; emp. couple pref Ri. 1895:
MERIDIAN $40 Modern housekeeping;
also sleeping rooms. Ii. 667l.
Y PIEEF4 HOT ~ wAT AHf1G II 44ss RMS
modern, reasonable. Empl. couple. Walk
NEW JERSEY, N. 2541--2 nicely fur; cleo.
washer: sweeper adults. Ha. 4943R.
NEW JERSEY, N, 134-Good warm house
keeping rms; mod. Ri 4145.
NEW JERSEY, N, 22I0-2 connecting front
rooms; modern. Ha. 4928W.
OHIO E., 540-One front room: every
thing furnished. $500 per week.
PARK. 1862 furn. rms. modern home:
employed couple pref, $3.50 He. 520l.
ST. JOE. E, 2I5-Clean. furnished rooms;
modern for housekeeping; also garage.
SOUTH ST, E.. 317-Furnshed rooms;
housekeeping. sleep'g rms. bath. Sl.50 wk.
SPRUCE, 1922 nicely furn rms Every
furnished; priv. entrance Dr.. 1176.
TEMPLE. N. 61o-3 I'm. apt; nicely furn.
Private bath. entrance. Adults.
WALNUT, W, 118
suites; 81 and SO: furnished.
MODERN-3-rm. apt, front, back entrance.
also l rm., kitchenette. Ii. 1881.
LOVELY WOODRUFF coy front we'll
heated rms; everything furn.; mr.. Tech.
Oh. 4108.
LOVELY neutrality-suspicious., warm rm;
kitchnt; everything furn; $3.50. Oh. 4108.
TALBOT. 1888 M unfurn, mod. rms;
everything furnished: $50 SO month.
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Barter and SDaP

LARGE. FORCED AIR FURNACE-Will
trade for lathe. or shaper. EXCELSIOR WIRE
Works. 1885 Martindale Ave. Oh. 6037.
BATHROOM OUTFIT-Sell or trade for
building material. Be. 3l77. after p. m.
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Money to Loan
Automobiles Wanted

JOHN GUDELHoEFFR WAGON Co:.Win
for YOUR car 202 Kentucky Ave.
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Lost and Found
Help Wanted Male
Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen Of initiative ability
and energy to sell nationally
advertised product backed by
one Of Americas largest cor
porations. To a producer a
prosperous future is assured
in the fastest growing bust
ness in the country.
Call for Mr.. Roberts, be-
tween 9-12 a. m, Friday, Sept.
27. BE. 1888.
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Farms for Sale

20 ACRES-Good fertile land; good Local
ton; cheap. J. Tex, Southport 1l5-J-l.
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Houses for Sale
BRICK VENEER
S5 050-S4 $50

pC, -PT,CCO
lows; long living rooms, fireplace, break
fast nook, cabinets. showers, celotex
lined, screens. shades, awnings. One has
a Frigidaire. Both have double hardwood
floors. Graded entrance, solid cement
drive to wired garage; gas, sewer. side
walks; 1 square from College Ave. street
car line. Located in beautiful North
ClifTe. just south of Broad Ripple park.
6115-6121 Rosslyn Ave. Can be seen any
time. Easy terms. CHESTER w. CONES,
Hu 1923.
bungalow: nicely decorated; electric
lights. cement porch. cement walks in
yard. driven well. garage; lot 44x140;
price 81 $50; small cash payment balance
monthly: close to Paramount Glass
Works. Gas Company, Pennsylvania and
Beech Grove Shops and Tie Company;
take Shelbyvlle or Rushville interurban
to $500 Prospect st.. walk two blocks
south; agents on ground all day Sunday.
OSCAR LEE. 406 Castle Hall Bldg, 230
z
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EAST ST., s., s24-7-rm. frame, mod, wa.
pd.: s25. Ii. 47oi days. Or. ao7l aft. z pm.
GRANT. ". i0I-5-room semi-mod. dou-
95lIss7 fireplace: Al condition; $50. On.
HARDING. n, I8I6-4-room mod dble;
gar; 1875: elderly couple. Be. 22g4.
eg I ab gsrsee DR. mY Pss2Jf
newly decorated. Ii. 3sss. ia. 47o2.
MICHIGAN, E., 47l2-5-room, strictly mod.
double. garage. $40. Dr. 2962-M.
MINNESOTA. E.. 954-Electricity, city
water. gas, flush toilet. s25. Ii. 7l67.
| MOORE AVE, e. 2s21-27-Naer Washing
MOUNTAINEERING 5-room bungalow dou-
bic. in-a-door bed: adults: garage. Ia.
ORANGE, 52-singIe, modern, 5-Toom with
garage; front drive. DR.. 1854.
PALMER, E., 1602-5 rms, water pd., gas.
cleo. near school; SIC. Hu. 1853.
PARK. I727--Near school 81: 6 rooms mod.
PROSPECT o ISI2E .ss ro on ,I @SdSFn' ex
gar; water paid: $21. DR.. 1904.
ST. CLAIR. E, 1l22--9-room double. mod
ern, clean, new garage, water pd.; $50
STnLWELL. 1916 rooms; inside. toilet
gas. cleo, good cond.; water pd.; SD:
TEMPLE AND Pearls and coy rms,
- OOSO.
THADDEUS. 1736-3-room double semi
modern. water paid: $40 Ri. 1852.
VERMONT, w, 2005-Duplex; 5 rooms
modern except heat; garage; upper. $22;
lower. SIS. 2003 al. p. m. or Be. 09o7-W
VIRGINIA AVE. 1856 rooms. bath, good
condition. water paid. DR.. 69l2-W.
WOODRUFF-e46 E. Dr.; 6-rm. mod; built
in features; garage. On. 0650-W.
10TH. E., 217-5 rooms. semi-mod., good
condition, water pd. $40 Call Ii. 2290.
10TH, E., 2l5-3 rooms, semi-mod.; s18;
water pd. Call Ii. 2290. 1873 w. Market.
10TH, E, 2l3-7 rooms modern; $35. Call
Ind. Fur Co, 1873 w. Market.
18TH ST. w. s5o-5 rooms. bath. lights;
27TH, w, 1926 rooms and bath. s27.50;
colored. Elmore Bro. Realty. Ri. 3788.
Bath. e, 617-Half double; between car
lines. Wa. 4793-W.
CORNER E. 10th, DeQuincy-Attractiye 2
way, rms. mod. double gar. II: 0576-W.
NEAT COTTAGE-NeW paint and paper
large yard: $3.50. CRUISE. 1913 n. Della:
COLORED-74O w. 18th ST.; reduced to So.
See this. CRUISE. 1913 N. Delaware:
7-ROOM semi-mod; 70 acre ground; Stop
6, Shelbyville line. DR.. 3664-R l.
ROOMS-Rear of 434 N. Pine. $14. See
MR.. BOSTON.
5-ROOM modern house: good condition.
DR.. 1854.
COLORED-schoneld, 281O; near Douglas
park; refin.; SIS. Mrs. Harton. Ri. 1897
TWO-WAY---4-room double; north, also 6
rooms north. Ia. 5740.
cleo. new paint. paper. porches: SD.
PRACTICALLY new four-room cottage;
S12.50: three rooms. $40. Salem Lane.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

2 GIRLS-Desire room ard board il
private home. Irvington preferred. Bx
Y ~ Times
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$50 DOWN

Beautiful north side. modern bungalow;
east front. on Soft. lot; has long living
room, fireplace hardwood floors. panelled
decorations. full basement, ETC.; about one
year old. Located 5724 Primrose Ave.
Balance only S46 month. CHESTER W.
HOYT AVE. 3925-4-room semi-modern
bungalow; gas, electric lights, inside
toilet, garage. city water. IN hrst-class
condition: no Barrett. Take English Ave.
car to Grant. Close to school, church.
Pennsylvania. Hawthorne shops. Sell at
a bargain, 50, 450; $500 down, balance
S22. so month. C. B. McFadden, 230 E.
Ohio Room 4n6. Ri 7217 or Oh. O2Qq
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Pets and LiUe Stock

NARIES-Special prices on singers;
sges, stands, this vk. 1144 Dawson, Dr..
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Business Places for Rent

OR 3-Private rooms or desk space, with
use of furnished reception room. 1107
Odd Fellow Bldg, Ri. 1881.
STOREROOM-16x50; suit. bak., market.
etc. 1922 E. 10th; $50 wa. pd. Oh. 4307-M.
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Truck
DODGE

Three-quarter ton with long wheeibase
and 96-inch panel body. This will make
good Job for Laundry or bakery, Is Al
mechanically and priced 70 sell quick.
General Motors Truck Co. Used Truck
Dept. 74l z. Market St. Ii. 1857.
IS GUARANTEED REBUILT TRUCKS
All makes. complete motors, aZles. bodies
and trailer5. parts for all trucks. IN
DIAEAPOLIS TRUCK AND PARTS co.
ii25 z. Georgia.
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Store-Omce Supplies

TYPEWRITERS-An standard makes, new
and used portables; Dalton adding ma
chimes. Rentals, repairs and typewriter
supplies. AMERICAN WRITING MA
CHINE CO.. 1877 N. Meridian St.. Board
of Trade Bldg. Ii. 1922
ALL the new portables in all colors, see us
before making purchase, some wonderful
secondhand machines. King Typewriter
Exchange Ii. 9470.
SPECIAL RENTAL RATEs-s2.50 and up
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER CO.. S42
Consolidated Bldg. Ii. ana
$50 NOISELESS TYPEWRITER-To go for
$50. Call Ii. 9470
The border vidette., 1929-10-05
NOTICE. or BIDS FOR LEASING CITY
PROPERTY

Notice is hereby given that
the Mayor and Board of Alder
men of the City of Nogales will
receive bids for leasing from said
City of the cultivable portion Of
the City Sewer Farm north OF
the Sewage Disposal plant and
east of the Arroyo and about two
miles north of the City of No
gales, Santa Cruz County, State
of Arizona, for a period of three
years, and that said bids will be
received at the Office of the un-
dersigned until eight o'clock p.
N. on the 7th day OF October.
1929.
The Mayor and Board of Al
dermen reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
Dated September 6, 1929.
(Seal) PHIL HEROLD,
City Clerk of the City OF
Nogales.
Pub. Sept. z. IA, 81 and %, 1929.
The border vidette., 1929-10-05
GIVE MINING AN "EVEN BREAK

Mining deserves an even
break" from legislators and the
tax collector.
During the last few years the
mineral industry has been going
through an amazing period OF
evolution. From a scientific and
executive viewpoint it has made
more real progress than ever
before in it's history. II pays
good wages to hundreds of thou
sands of workers, fulfills neces
sary industrial needs. and plays
a major part in adding to the
national prosperity.
There are plenty of laws on
the statute books at the present
time to protect the public in
terest so far as mining is con-
The border vidette., 1929-10-05
THIRD AIR LINE PLANS TO START
FROM NOGALES

Planning to parallel the route
OF the Pickwick- Latin American
Airways system from Nogales tc
Mexico City, Inter- American de
Transportes Aereos, s. A., a
Mexican corporation, has leased
an airfield nine miles south OF
the border for q period Of 55
years as the initiatory move to
ward establishment of third
airline operating out Of Nogales
to points in Mexico.
The Pickwick line has been IN
operation since July 80 carrying
mail, express and passengers to
Mexico City on route connect
ing cities of the west coast OF
Mexico. Corporation Aeronan.
tica de Transportes, S. A., has
been operating twice-a- week
service between here and Chi.
huahua City via Cananea, con.
Meeting with q line from Juarez,
Mexico, to Mexico City.
DR.. Carlos de Archevald ia In
Nogales, Sonora, representing
the new company and making
arrangements for the new Mex
leo airport. and, the purchase OF
new planes. According to Ar.
chevald, the company has been
operating an air line between
Mexico City and Gustemala City
since November. 1928 The COM
pany at present has Is planes in
service on this route, including
10 Trsvelair type accommodat
ing six passengers each, and six
Knowell planes carrying ten
passengers each. The service is
tri-weekly.
DIR. Archevald is arranging for
the purchase of materials for the
construction of 100 planes, the
planes to be built ia Mexico biz
American mechanics imported
for that purpose. Part of the
planes will be Ford monoplanes
carrying IL passengers.
The Inter-American company
was Incorporated at Mexico City
on November 20. 1923, for 1000,
600 pesos ($2. 1000, ,O0O), and &C
cording to Dr.. Archevald, the
company's present plans call fol
an expansion to capitalization
amounting to $20,000.000. All
of the stockholders are said to
be in Mexico.
The plans of the company cal
for carrying passengers and ex'
press in conjunction with the
Wells Fargo and American Ex
| press companies. The company
| is also. trying to make arrange
4ments for getting . share OF the
mail carrying between the Dor
| der and Mexico City:
The tentative route calls fol
stops at Magdalena. Hermosille
| and Navo1oa, Sonora; San Bias
| Culiacan. and Mazatlan, Sinaloa
Topic and Acaponeta, Nayarit
Guadalajara and then Mexico
City. From there the route il
already established to Guate
mala. Division headquarters viii
| either be at Mazstlan or Nogales
Sonora, DR.. 4Archevald said. He
expects to leave here Friday fol
q survey OF prospects in Baji
California. Herald.
The border vidette., 1929-10-05

Contract awarded for construc
ton of fifteen miles of graded
aud drained highway between
Springerville and New Mexico
state line.
The border vidette., 1929-10-05

Nogales station registered
more exports during month of
August than combined total of
remaining stations of Arizona
district.