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IlEAT.Fa

Edwih Parry. n years. Ba11 illinois
Fran:es 81 II DunniBEton. g years. tlse
) joseph Krsamsr. 81 ysara New
York Ave. ~.
Il Florence ~ B0hd, ID years. %.
Noraa M Jsexson. ~ years. sss q
Ksthsrins A Bowman. Il years. wai-
LemasI N. iiaddex, Il ysats George.
& xsbsrt i. Cos. e ysarA Emergency
J. 3 Rsbsrt $ MaBsux I moathE ess
Ninth st. M III
yseeb ". stexens 81 ysara 2. n
Hattie q Holmes 80 years lfee
Monticello Ave. 81 4.
Eiorenco b Edmonda, IS years s111
Wsiter q ninyoun. 80 YEARS freed
John Edsa. q years Emsrssnsy
ysns. lIaErOasr. 81 ysasa Carflsld
Hospital
Twelfth 81 n.
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5tYrFs q. FAstHT

Funeral services FOR James W.
Fatey. IS years Iod. q native q
this atty. who died last week after
an lilnssS ~ nexsrai years were
conau6ted at u ins today q 81.
stephsn'S CafhoIIt Church, followed
~ s brief ssrvics et the retIdence.
iise New Hampshire Age. y ".
Intefment was e Mount divert
Cots6tery.
Mrs. Falsby Was educated ~ the
washington schools. He had spent
tise greater part ce hl4 NE g
health resorts. tis last elenk
years. however. were spent VITA
hle parents IN this city.
He II survived ~ his parents.
William ana Julia Nahegs and tWc
brothers. John . Kahey and Ed:
waTd ] Eohey.t
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81. Peter 5 Players
Rehearse Train Play

Retearsals are being held night
" BY the cast Of 'Ths Rear Car. =
the train thriller to Be presented
April 8 and by the St Peters
Players At sc. Peters Hail. Second
and G Sts. s. y.
Blancho Lothrop = directing the
east. which incfndea ElI1abelh
Dueau. Mildred Hep1Lll Eileen
DuHan. Bob IapF6n. Left DlENsnl.
Erl Beach. Tom Beach. NcfHnn
sInmn. Ernest CrrIoT. Larry Geek
lna 11tn n1rn11
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: eTTfn9YTY I'I1cIIT'l1B AUliEI7

Burial services foe r. Shirley
Rockenbaughs s. years oln, tormsk sgs
mayor oe Hatpefe Ferry, ". Nass
y1ho 6led Sunday xnGfliine Oe COM
uilcakfon n diseases. were held this
morning " II O'Clock A. Charles
Town. Nv. Yn.
ahosrf two weeks aeo ana had been
confIned - lis home einco.
He served e mayor q hatpess
Ferry from 1925 % 1875
Hs n survived ~ his widow
ana one daughter Mrs. l1snngwsr.
arsd fvvo sons. Briacoa ana WiIllaun
Tock elbaugfa. an Of washington,
ana three brothers and one SITTER.
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Births, Deaths, Marriages
nHATH|a


rsI|1s~on 0n1d1g. March 1ls 19zo| ~ -
rtaldenee of IS dnnghfe 1fro R1t1n1.
q eoat Wirueprlg Axs. y. ~ JANIS
tsn5rs s7r a. Il fta v, W. chS1Itcrs
funeral cAar&f 1900 chnnIn Street North
ln'ssa'2a, Es.s' es aHs'ssz 4 g ? ?: II
nllt1 On eek1Id1l. Ha7Sf 80 1873. a1
= q NJ. ~ her E11'1cncl 1893 4hif,rlnIH
lzzt tSs u q 81 1ibsf1 s.. f13ss
sE ss& E'ls6 S. slys slss slsss Ns2 ! IA s|Sss ssss
! ansssI, isssa n. 81 Il .ssaspss e znss::
4.znyPe4 CemsteEy. Aelelilee al.4 1flqnde
tho rs1Id1oce ~ Ne dqn9hte9s Hrl. Pas
z1lo. ~ 1011 Wi1conlin Ava y w. JAlEE9
YNNCIlELs Funeral services ol The ". ~ !
ChaNl6alE funeral chapel 400 Ghapln 81,
2n MeeEssaaE y. @' ", t9s.. 6 4;s0 p.
VIII, W IsiiaIn6 81 1fkisK q. ~ NE
4AlI1 can bo r11n ~ tnalth = Nor0se
fnnegeI pssless. 1922 seutn gegltel 1issst:
1assae.e 70 lls isls lseldsnes. 10 lfsdi1on
Il LlneoI1 MsssIs.I ce1.t .sIYs n.
klsOEkG rs
AppRO kIE Funeral Tokens.
Guda Bros Co. 1212 h 81 n. w.
~ 80,
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ERNTEaI nEYERG

Funeral services tor Ernest Myers
who died yesterday at hts residence,
Wanhingtotl Avenues AGt. Ida. AZ.
lfnrtor COUNTY. W.. WIN be held
frorn tEe residence tomorrow after.
noon at 3 o'clock
The Rev. Carl ]. Goette, pf the
Lutheran Church, win 0fifciate. In
tsrrnent wiz BE IN Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Ho ia survived ~ hig widow and
two grandchildren. Elizabeth and
James Titc0fnb.
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NEE 20 s STP0 Ed

CLARENDON, Va. April IT he
meeting Of the board cf directors
.o fthe Ariington.Ecairfax railway an-s
nounced for tomorrow Ill the offices
III the secretary treasurer. Charles
4. Jesse, has been postponed until
the first Wednesday ID May.
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HEARD IN cFTIL.D'S
PA. AvE.)

Going to play golf this
summer
'.Yes. I got q used car
from wallace Motor Co. 30
i could have . car Of my
own. Good place to buy.
They give q money back
guarantee with their used
icars.
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RERTHS

f.nnlarna ana Marie Il. Romano, girs.
Frank j. and Irman y Miller, boy.
Wflsfann A. n and Grace Maio. boy,
Howard II. and CIaTissa Cordnefs girl.
Earl NJ and Emma Richardson. gAE1s
Harry j. ana Fannie Smith, Girl.
Troy 3. ana Hazel n Butler, gfrs.
Lloyd b. ana Elizabeth ,, McNeilL
George ". ana Hattie Martin. girl
Lewis ana 1Earanda Yates, boy.
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USED CARS WITH
THE @. X. THAT
COUNTS

+ *
1928 CHEVROLET COUl1H gfsATEl
Excellent mechanical Gnndltf0As AZ
besntifll little ear. cheap. nsN tires.
iof7s sssIEEE,s SEExEoEEE Esz41 4SAs
New. tires and 10 wonderful eondltlen
#througheut. Reduced y $346. July
1898 CHEVROLET COACH
days market original finish looks. IKE
new: low mileake Bargain 8 $4S0.
fully equipped.
1877 FORD TOURING
Good running condition. balloon tire&
TOP o. \. Priced extremeiy low. S121.6O
FORD 1925 COUPE
paint snd dies. RsdSced q Si sisS. 49,
1928 CHEVROLET CABRICIET
tIres. leOEs Ilks ) nsw oaf. tuily equipped
Reduced 70 9475.
1877 CHEvRoLET CoUPE
Lo0k1 Ike . new ear Hae neW afeA
tally equipped. Special - $3.50.
1877 CHEVROLET COACH
MeenanieaIly g. 3. Aas very goed tIre1;
Io9y cHEYROK.EF TRUCK
HAS Panel BODY. Car looks and runs liko
new. al good tires. Take y for $3.50,
!. .I'cdgs %. TSgr.ng I. s4s; chsuOIss Touring.
Generous 6. NJ. A. g. Terms
II. Z. 4 aylor Motor Co.
4 4tl1 and i SITS. ~. w.
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FLoRENOE d. B0ND

Funeral services for Florence g.
Rond. 80 years old. wife of John 3.
Bond. who died saturday. we're
conducted at ii 4. IA. today, from
the chapel Of Thomas 8. SergeoFa.
101i seventh st. N. wv. Intertnent
was III Congressional Cemetery.
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PETyvORTH
CORNER 81. $50
70 HOME SEEKERS

- - - 40 - - - - = p
A. nnkupo pFuSides enc e1aesn, then
1pellE 4a fNa proper time tor all RenNla t9
ee 9ocateA ana sottle y saNe hpEg0 90
1e. do q. Il would pay yo9 y Ipspec..
Wy hgt IS hQntea Tor sale npa % let,
have honoes u ~ pBrts o4 ne. ety. Lst
n.,e y sQNg bspkeE snd t.ysh strive g
1lp1eo Hero Il = partial llafs
TO COLORED
I'D 81 !. 20 epcnU bath 00.5b0
n. n. '- tn 1000 block ~ -
HOS 81. IN. II. fsis ;r;is rs;s. '.'sS
- ;Sii hssifiEssss sssI nm Vi. S s. ssssi rssi soo
81. - lls.. pa - -
ass. g as aoo sSd slSae 81 80 =.
~ 2s 3 f.Sts ss4 II . ~ I'D i:s; 4 -
EN- ilnproP merits eaGN terrlB 1880
& isXA1Nl9QtJNx 81. ~. ~ III 9-s- ". -
N6e fasth6R details eall and 80 me.
JAMES q. TEOM pSON
RHAL ESTATE nRQEEn ~.
~ yrvRssiltfiS6s UNTIL q b. II. 80
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Ii krovo % trees. near schools. etc.
Ilsafe nre 8hgee splendid be6gO0mg, two with
4 rn0nnY cedar closets. Idvtng room WITH wood
NNfnfnR 4srepaace and ride bracket MgntMs
Lara dining room. very large Etehen with
: ltnqAouW en- The floor, Wnlss.ntGh .0ne.D .Dlec9
glnk with mixing faucet 1ns Qsghroom
sl1n6 WITH central knob drain. control,
Church soaf. .Bh1 Wef with 9.S0ot tlllng. Al
5sissF lesfslreS ere pak 1looFn lAiA over
4 NIB bfloofink and building paper, fAninee
Ahpad trinas t0gBle eMitches. twin leEylces
lIli i71ek aRfa over entire holan@s reached ~
4nSS 3 %at sfFyFaw. A0trWn&&e heat with AeE9
fSfi akicn a1SG Red Clad furnace, gener1us
NrIfltsfn Emit Gahfn@fn fn basement. lnuIl-
alg fFayG 9arage 70 mascA house.. Erteo.
{ $4,000 oa low feET1n.
CalI HI gnbln or tnGniFs et sales ot1ica
1900 Ge0fEln Ave-
ofth Warrington Realty Co.
i SHEPHERD 240O
HsskaaNs nHa7tw pfsTs III f9GzFR3 il ~ M II
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S

RATES DELIVERED ~ CARRIER. IN
wA@H1NGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
Tho Waahingfon TiuneA daily = dellvn
ersd " carrier ak 10 eeBtD Fsr geol..
cents pr week. DaflV ElEaeD ana
Herald daily. - eente per week Daily
Times an6 Herald daily and S1ndays
TEe Waahinaeon Rorala. Dnily anA
sunday. a delivered w carries ee 10
cents p@R weeks daily only 10 0entD paE
weelS eu6 sunday enlys 30 eenfs waR
Orders oan ne aslk ~ naall - eelea
phone Main k2e4 C0lleetion q made
- q sATrsi ~; N nrArr.
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V4-lLlAl In 4fk4&NsN4SgA .sSls
Bo1sp lsp0Et lIoieI 8 cOEps driysn
!'isEes. 3 1nonohSs. Motor g. aik r.. Ays.
Torn edans IatS 1p.50: 61iiDeFS. lock
and ssnsrSE is; sppsarscs 1S s souT S: cs
ss e part down pay. hAsance speclai tefnil.
AlsAcoSIfA hA kfA ii USED Gan Tor.
1920 coon HOPE RD. 8. u.
FORD Oupe 1926 ttcallY. new tire4ss
general conostlon O. eer excellent; e1lall
eeMFn sF. Psi oaianee lks saF 1aEs. y 2
-. ossiJRiIsllAN CHxyRorIr,
ANAC0SIIA BARGAIN USED CAR LOT.
Ave b o. IAncs 11g.
TOE D26 cOnpe: excellent eOndltIons
sos 9th 81: 81. w. Fhcns Irsnl 4736.
EoRD RoadstsF, le9 - Wis wheels: c1r q
pono6oe Motor Co. BIS Pa. Ave. 8. q.
GHA Qee asdon. model 90:
Na1 been driven DyNa careful owner ana
sh0gs II: take AZ f0F. $780, liberal teEaas:
Il izss aR1Rs. ss .ai 0of 81 & ~ 80 z Z: aDs0
GRAHAM. Iodel $40 sedan; ueed
part time - conpeug nomonStr4tqrs
PRICED fea1pnables looks lfke new oar; ID.
p' 4 u isa6 izt:R = 81. ]. IA 4 7oi' ~. a e
iSS sssnSs TSses e1s ld zss 81 d Ein. IN iss
ArR 1929 49,. ssgS ,l'|a sEsI1d Rs1 Is1n, ss s
uphOlafeEy like new: hiel1-gFadg ear 81
Co. 100 lzth 81 10 Ia
AuPp z:DooF Sedan. 1927 8-lyl.; used bul
very little and locks IKE new clF; ~ .
real huy for quick purchaser: 5000 Ab-
eral terms. eraham-E Eaiee Co. Of Nash.s
y. c. 1kQa 14kh 81 n u. Rot. 112.
HljP1lOplI1I IIn5ea and aeESlc1 81
H05A 1S N. 81 EyB ~ ~
J0MDAN late model Sedan. 1lne SunnIr9
feIls etc. Reduced y $3.50. liberal terms,
issss 81 Flss ~ g. 'sm.s g Ms;al 9s 2. 8 lszs
NASH, 1913. Cpncks io0t4 HE neU eEr:
f1100eD leEl1ct l1EqHe1olts l[..1 l5s
PAGE CO.. ol Nt11. ., O. 111l 1lt1 -
NAt - a 4st3cl& l.1f z,11F r1.Ert ne
&zl11I nN.i4 t|1rs ~il N9n4 tAfN4e los
'''s-- 's-.- - -sI.i 49, - ff'ft ~, - s'
81, n 81. VA
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ldEVV BTTNGAI. .OVV

RIaAL E9IAIn nnQEIll1 Z.
III s1aI hsss hShll s N ua.7zl. 's0i. b
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$50 PER LOT

LIST yopp property With % fqF qales rant
o. lEph1nGes ~ nave clients fzg pr0ns
S1AlE1 Dart11s7S house. ailea u 50. 5.
1eet.ers u LEO KQ1B O23 Nav XoFb
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1923 CHEvR0E.EY CCUlsE gI.ATEl .
heantiill lfttle caF. cheaD. 2 nsN tires.
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.UWWTTllITeHElD I3O0Nle

81 III. I, 3&2~43 InFge unfnFn, fnas..
SoE q - eath. sess sslgs IN slee.
KENTUCKY AVE. g. iS.. ~ lI-ss l.i u. IN y:
Z lev. n GaA EAnRe. elee.: Adnlka: &2E.
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
FpR NAi.R On RENT

MIN 0.ro0n brick !. ~ NJ. laTgs ba1ensenf,
double p9rthegs neef 18th and b n. y:
1 AiN SeS. EyElgINas. Pot. 1saz.
nMDUCE En@-D82 "a 8. Vf:. @P.. FI.AT@ $40
ew10ns &k9@ 81AN u. kF.s f4Aa al,
ells5NEa Flgf ssS ~ Rgssssse ~ !,
81. eiJ is.s y y. iiis.isi M siE ss:.ass 9 =;
~ u 81.
sEs asEESp al CS sas & ColansEs 81 Az isas. es'7
Nogales international., 1929-10-22
Waiting Mice To
Get Canary Job In
Mine Rescue Work

Japanese waltzing mice have
been found to be more responsive
to concentration of the deadly car
bon monoxide than canaries, long
used by the United States Bureau
of Mines, Department of Commerce,
for this purpose in connection with
mine rescue operations. On the other
hand, guinea pigs have been found
to be unSuited for detecting dang
erous amounts of carbon monoxide.
The use of small animals, as
canaries and mice, for exploring and
detecting atmospheres contaminat-
ed with carbon monoxide, depends
on the fact that, due to their high
metabolic rate and oxygen demand
accompanied by h. h respiratory
exchange and rate of circulation,
they respond more quickly than man
to given concentration of gas.
Officials of the bureau said that
substitution of the mice for the
birds in the rescue cars naturally
will follow.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22
r. H. KARNS WEDS

Of interest to Nogales people is
the marriage of Miss Gertrude Bos-
Woith, of Los Angeles, to r. H
Karns, formerly of Nogales, and
brother of Mayor Harry Karns and
Charles Karns The ceremony took
place at ST. Matthias Church, Los
Angeles, Saturday evening and wws
attended by Mrs. S. D. (Mother)
Karns, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Karns
and children, Mrs. Freeman, Mr..
and Mrs. B. c. Long, and four in
innate family friends, the wedding
party numbering sixteen Following
the marriage service a family recep-
ton was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Karns. The couple
is at home at 1856 West Eighteenth
Street, Los Angeles, California. Mr..
Karns, better known to his numer-
Gus friends as Bob" has been en-
gagged in the automobile business
for the past few years in the coast
city, where he met his bride. Felici-
tations of the highest order attend
the newly married couple, from their
Nogales friends.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22
SMARTLY TAILORED


This is the sort Of frock smart
women wear for sports, school, Q
business. Made in one Of the rt,
lightweight woods, it is a per iee,
sports frock. Made in tweed-prin,t
silk or in heavy canton crepe it j
correctly smart for office or class
room. The blouse faStens with but.
tons down the front, and features
tailored revers.> The skirt is pleatet
to give the new full-skirted effect
and plenty of room for active sports
Many other wearable models, ali com
bining practically and chic, may be
found ii the Excella Counter Book
at all pattern counters.
Excella Pattern No. E 3035. Size.
IA to 46, rs cents
Nogales international., 1929-10-22
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International Sunday School Lessons jor October ~
THE CHRISTIAN VIEW OF RECREATION
M0rk 2:I&-18
Req. Samuel D. Price. b. q.

; Mark 2I&18
Reu Samuel D. Price, b. D
Recreation opposed work. rather fe Aa4erfnde
enables accomplish all the
humanity The selected for intimate
3l12 Zachariah 8:5 Matthew Il6o; Mark 28 6:30a2
21-11.
Christianity is the joyous religion both n s phosophy
experience This fact reflected in its music and In this in
Zacaah calls special attention the ideal when pictures the
future world the place where boys girls playing
thereof" One thing that
his teach the children
the spirit of wholesome sport the adu Npch IN play deti
mental the best life True values
makes for has often
character be obtained by observing
his leisure time
Read the reference Matthew yes parable
deals with the play spirit which is found game
Follow the Leader Adults do this they
STYLE which their undos
children has their part
adults make all local conditions safe for children
is the spirit of Christianity that develops ChArens Fairgrounds
Such place
Christian land where barbarous child-labor peemoted
Reference made of runea the patch
skins for the of changed conditions Many old
abandoned getting the the develop
We thinking terms of the FIVE week
contract and this leaves leisure than had
for the Saturday halt holiday that would
time get his recreation and then church
Sabbath
kinks of building up his spiritual life
The in Mark portray forced vacation wheu
received about the killing of John the Baptist This change
opportunity for Summer School which Jesns
Nogales international., 1929-10-22
BRIDGE PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cheshire were
hosts to group of friends at their
home on Washington Street Thurs
day evening. Bridge provided divert
issement for the evening, and at a
late hour delightful refreshments
were served. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Edwards,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Cheshire, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Bettwy. the host
and hostess. '-1~-.'-
Nogales international., 1929-10-22
BENEFIT BRIDGE PARTY

The bridge party for the benefit
of the Associated Charities which
was held at the Woman's Club
rooms Saturday afternoon was a
marked success.
Mrs. o. A. Smith and Mrs. John
Jund presided at the tea table dur
ing the serving, and were assisted
by a number of girls of the younger
set. Score prizes were awarded Mrs.
Charles Smith, Mrs. Wilmoth Kel-
sey, Mrs. H.. Dawson, Mrs. G. L.
Hardy and Mrs. Jonh Phillips. The
prizes were donated by Mrs. E. Tit
comb, j. c. Penny Co., The Modern,
The Owl, The Vile de Paris.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22
@SOCjetY,,8||
Mrs. E. S. Edmonson Society Editor-Phone 534

birthday anniversary Friday evening
at dinner party at his residence
on Curtis Street. A Halloween motif
was followed in table appointments,
and lovely zinnias were used to de-
corate the rooms. Those present
were: Mayor and Mrs. H. J. Karns,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cumming, Miss.
Blanch Messick, Munro, Earl Loyde
and Colin, Edmonson, frankie Bill
Kelsey and MIR. and Mrs. Edmon-
son.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22

Howard Givens will spend today
in Tucson, to attend the opening
of the State Pharmaceutical AS
sociation convention in that city.
and will give the response to the
Tucson Mayors address of Welcome,
On Thursday evening, Miss Irlna
Fleischer was hostess to the men,
bers of Tau Epsilon Chi at a sup
per party, following which adjourn
ment was made to the theatre.
Those present were: Gotta Pifa, E.
milia Bornborstal, Amelia Espinoza,
Josephine Espinoza, Annie Hanlin,
Elisa Pima, Lillian Hanlin, Czarina
Canlou.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22

Manager Van Houton of the Post
al Telegraph Company, new resident
here, formerly of Bisbee, and Misses
Aurelia, Ida and Sophie Doll Cas-
taneda, will be among many Noga-
les people attending the Helldorado
show at Tombstone the last of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Brayton of
Los Angeles, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. CaStaneda.
Mrs. Robert Powell and son, Ro-
bert Howell, left Sunday for Louis
lana, where they were called by the
illness of Mrs. Howell's sister.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22

Miami McFall Auto Parts Com
pany, AIT Live Oak Street, install
led latest brake testing machine at
cost of $4,000.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22
Stomach Trouble

# you suffer from gas, bloating,
heartburn, acid, or sick stomach,
because Of dyspepsia, try the DiOtex
is Minute Test. Absolutely harm-
less. Works fast. Five positive
digestive aids in pleasant tablet
form. No soda, dopes or laxative.
Get DiOtex from your druggist for
only 60c. Try it. See how fast It
and soon help restore good diges-
ton.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22

Tom Montgomery, who spent So
me time two years ago visiting Ma
yor and Mrs. H. j. Karns, is expect
ed to arrive from his home in Mis-
souri, sometime this month. Mr..
Montgomery is a cousin of Miss
Blanch Messick, who is house
guest at the Harms home this
month.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22

Leonard Mansfield returned Sun
day from a two-week'S business
trip to the desert.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22

Miss Alice Pima left Saturday
evening for Navojoa to visit Miss
Carmen Bonborstal.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22

Judge and Mrs. w. A. O'Connor,
Miss Blanch Messick and Mayor
and Mrs. H. j. Karns motored to
Ruby Sunday for the day, enjoy
inng a picnic lunch and supper
along the way.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22
BIRTHDAY DINNER

E. S. Edmonson celebrated his
Nogales international., 1929-10-22
STATE BRIEFS

Glove Chiricahua Cattle Com
pany shipped 43 loads of cattle
Nogales international., 1929-10-22

Globe Work of repairing paw
ing started.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22

Globe Orchestra stage at Ro
yale Garden being remodeled.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22

Phoenix-- Electric Equipment
Company contemplating opening OF
1O0O-watt broadcasting station here.
Nogales international., 1929-10-22

from Calva, south of here to Colo
RADIO points.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-11-21
MEN AND WOMAN RESCUED BY FIREMEN:
 STRUCTURE FELL

NEW YORK, Nov. 21, P)-Two men and a woman were rescued by firemen after two sections of a temporary structure over a subway excavation on 14th street collapsed.
 Police were of the opinion that five persons had been carried down in the collapse of one portion of the structure. The two men and woman were taken to a hospital
 A water main burst and poured a large stream into the excavation. The structure fell in two parts. A 1 gas main burst and the vicinity and houses in the neighborhood were flooded with the fumes,
Seward daily gateway., 1929-11-21
AUSTRALIA HELPS
 SETTLERS IF LAND
 WITH ADVANCES
EAST MELBOURNE RIVERS AND WATER SUPPLY COMMISSION
 INDUCEMENTS

WASHINGTON, Nov, 21, P)- More than $11 100000 has been ad- Ivanced for land settlement in ir- Irigated areas in Victoria, Australia according to a statement received ihy the bureau of reclamation, de- lpartment of the interior, from the state rivers and Watersupply com mission of East Melbourne.
 The commission, it was stated, may advance as much as 30 percent .of the value of the improvements effected and 100 percent on the se- curity of stock and implements for the purchase thereof.
 Tn order to induce settlement and assist the newcomer on an ir- rigation project the commission has undertaken to Subdivide into holdings of suitable size the land acquired for irrigated closer settle ment, and the land is fenced and served to the highest part of each farm unit with a water channel. As a further attraction to the prospec- tive settler a house of four or five 8Qoms is erected on holding in 'Srder that the successful applicant may be able to take immediate pos session. In some instances before occupation the holdings are plowed, graded and planted to alfalfa, but this practice is not universal, and there is a general tendency on the part of the settler to dispute the cost and general laying out of the alfalfa stand after entering the OCT cupancy
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SchalIerer's Alaska Shop.
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DIAMOND OEALER WHO
 VANISHED. REAPPEARS

HOLBROOK, Ariz,, Nov, 20, (P)- Search for Diamond" Joe Lamont who had been missing from his Santa Arizona home for a week while supposedly in possession of la $5O,O0O diamond necklace, was ended with his appearance here.
 Lamont told a sensational tale of having been taken for a ride by two Gallup, N. M, Mexicans a week ago who he said robbed him of $6 900 in cash and the jewels.
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l E G AL N ] I | ICE
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE. ANCHORAGE.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
 OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL
 LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE,
 ALASKA, October 22, 1929.
 Notice is hereby given that How ard L. Long, entryman, together with witnesses, Mary ,. Rasmussen and Melvin A. Horner, all of Sew ard, Alaska has made final proof on his homestead entry, serial O6O54, for land embraced in Forest List 8-43, H. E. S. No. 1855, D. s. Survey No. IT'S, from which Corner No. I U. s. l.. M. No. 62 bears N. 43o 24' 47" E. 43.16 chains, situated on the easterly side of Kenai Lake, con- taining 1891 acres, latitude 600 2P 25" N. Longitude 149o 22' Is" w. and it is now in the files of the U. S. Land Office, at Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office, at Anchorage, AL aska, within a period of publica tion or thirty days thereafter said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 J. LINDLEY GREEN, Register. Date of first publication November 6, 1929.
 | Date of last publication January 1Oon
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NEGRO CANDIDATES
 FCR CONGRESS RACE

WASHINGTON, Nov, 20, (R)- Promotion of a plan to put negro candidates in the race for congress in the north as democrats in order to hold the line, the southern states which went for Herbert Hoover in the last election, was attributed to J. A. Arnold, manager of the South ern Tariff Association by the sen ate lobby committee.
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SMOTE BY TYPHOON

MANILA, Nov, 20, (P)-The Phil ippine executive bureau was advis- ed that a typhoon hit Bohol Island causing the drowning of five per- sons. Many work animals were lost and highways, buildings and con- lines were damaged. The definite extent of loss was un- determined.
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EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES, DEVELOPING, PRINTING, EN- PLACEMENTS, HAND COLORED ALASKA VIEWS, at SchaIIerer's Alaska Shop.
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HEAR THE POPULAR RE- CORDS "Pagen Love SOng"-"Big Rock Candy "AIice Blue Gown n'-"Barnacle Bill" Ne. 2-and the new Black Crows Establishments"
 Schallerer'S Alaska Shop.
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EPISCOPAL GUILD

The ladies of the Episcopal Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. Thoday Thursday at p. m.