davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
North Mission
BIRTHDAY DINNER
FOR nAUCHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Parks gave q
birthday dinner. Sunday honoring
their daughter. Miss Lois Parks.
Guests OF the day were MI. and Mrs.
Loyal Gallon, son Dan. and daugh-
ter Lea Ruth Of WeSlaco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
ASKING roo MUCH

"a fine secretary you arel Can't
you find any work TO do?"
you don't escape me TO find
work and do 1t, too, do you?-The
Humorist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
SPRING FLOWERS

One OF two daffodilS Or other
spring flowers sholld be consider
ed a necessary hoI sehold decor3-
ton in spring. Cut the stems I'M
der water and they will keep fresh
much longer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
Kingsway Open
For Year Round
REMODELLED HOTEL NAMED IN
HONOR OF MAN WHO ES-
TABLISHED 1T.

The Hosiery. Believing Hot Springs
Is Becoming One Of All Year Re-
sorts. Makes Place for the Tour
lists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11

CONTINUED from page -
presented by the members Of the
tSpotlight Club" including sketches
from Q play and dance numbers.
INTERESTING MEETING
WELL ATTENDED
Thursday the Girl Reserves had
as guests at their meeting Miss
Ethel Wilson, Of New York City,
and Miss Ensign. both secretaries
of the National Girl Reserves. The
Girl Reserves from Sharyland.
Pharr : San Juan. McAllen and
South Mission, numbering nearly
100 members were also guests for
an evening Of enjoyment and
learning.
The affair was held in the Wilson
school cafeteria, with Miss Melrose
Stops. local president. in charge
Of a short business session. during
which only routine affairs were
discussed.
The tables at which dinner was
served were set in triangular fash
Ion, with blue and white @. r.
coioFS, used IN decorations which
4 consisted Of delicious viands, a pro-
gram was enjoyed Miss Stops
first introduced the presidents Of
the various clubs, who acknowledged
The introduction with a short talk.
A saxophone duet and a vocal
solo were followed by an address
given by Miss Wilson ON the aims
and purposes Of life. Miss Ensign
spoke a few words OF commenda-
lion TO the girls.
Mesdames II. z. Smith. Florence
az. Hayes and G. l. Eppright were
guests OF the affair also.
INFORMAL BRIDGE
/ PARTY HOSTESS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dimmick en-
tertained with an evening Of bridge
Saturday, a few neighbors and
friends enjoyed the occasion with
them. Miss Knight, Mrs. T. w.
Thies and Nessrs. and Mesdames
T. r. Card, ard Wilbur Close. were
guests.
PERSONALS
- ~- --A--~ -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
f TO
nr GWNrEAr

Mrs. George Mitchell, ~r.perinten-
dent Of young peoples Work in the
NJ. z. church of Mission and the
young people Of the Epworth lea
que will give a pageant at the church
Sunday evening at eight o'clock.
Every one is cordially invited to at
tend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
PERSONALS

a
MI. and Mrs. William Russell
were hosts TO the following Mon
day: Mrs. Robert Glass and child
rem OF Victoria. Mrs. Pat Redwine
and daughter Of F~armersvtlle, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Warner and daugh-
tiers Julia and Katie. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Warner and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ozro Warner Of Sharyland.
After dinner the party motored TO
ReynoSa on a sight seeing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Burk. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Campbell Of North Mis-
sion, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Simpson
and Children. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Kilgore and children Of Sharyland
motored TO the petrified forest Sun
day.
Messrs. Roseman Mitchell. Hoyt
BoatvTight and George Jones en-
joyed a fishing trip to Point Isabel
last week.
Messrs. w. S. Warner and VIM.
Russell motored 70 Victoria. Friday
and were accompanied home by
Mesamdes Robert Glass and child
4CAA VI NAltQA n L6I ~ 80
daughter Of Farmersville. who Will
be the house guests at the home Of
their uncle, w. S. Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darlington and
daughters were Sunday guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Bentsen Of Sharyland.
Mrs. Ida Lage OF McAllen was
a Monday guest at the home Of
Mrs. Willard Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Totten OF Donna
were dinner guests at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Pope. Friday.
Mrs. NJ. M Pever OF Alton spent
Monday at the home Of Mrs. L. B.
Ash.
Mrs. +. c. whittlesey was a guest
at the home OF Mrs Taylor OF North
Donna, Saturday.
Miss veldron Rozell OF San Benito
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
INFORMAL BRIDGE
PARTY

PERSONALS
Mrs. Owen Council returned re-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11

CONTINUED from page ID
presented by the members Of the
rSpotlight Club" including sketches
From q play and dance numbers.
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
MODERN BUSINESS BUILDING
TO Be BUILT BY ESCALADAS|
Attractive White Stucco Structure Will
Be Erected As Soon As
Service Station Finished

be a very attractive white Stucco-
finished service building End four
gasoline pumps.
The Rio Grande Oil company
Will furnish the pumps and other
equipment, while the other improve
nlents are being made by EScalada
Brothers. jose CASTELAR,, ,contrac-
tur, has the contract flor the job.
F. j. Trimer has leased the pro-
perty for "a Iar;iDd of ten years and
will operate the service STATION. The
station will occupy ground spaceoex-
tending north l06 feet from the
beginning nf tthe "Y,'.
This will the one of the most eat-
tractive service stations in the city
and will be finished atnut Septenf-
ber 10.
Immediately upon its rOn1plettcn,
work of tearing down the small
one-story LbuilMng, adjoining this
property On tine north will begin
and modern brick aaIma concrete
business building will 'be erected.
This building viii he two stories
in height, with nine offices on the
second floor ard three store rooms
ION tthe greauIh floor. There will
be a small basement for the ms
taa4ation of "a modern s$1eam heat
ing plant.
The building will have a frof7t-
age of go feet on Grand Ave-, and
thecsame ON arroyo ,bOladeward, with
entrances oon both sstreetS. The ex-
Gerior ,wil hef finished I'M mahite stuc-
90 to harmonic with ttke gas aag1d
oil service station.
Plans for the new 5baiEding aare
under way and the contract will2be
Eaet baefore t1ae Ilasw ssepIG0e station
IS completed
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
SUPERVISORS. APP0RII0N
TAX TO COVER GROWING
EXPENSES OF COUNTY

The republican county supervisors
Wednesday completed the 0appCr--
tionment of taxes among the various
county funds, setting aside 1888,
(almost 531A cents3 for the general
fund. This is thefTu1ld from 7Wf1tch
all expenses for operating the coun-
ty governmente are paid and is the
only fund over which, the c0r1try
supervisors have direct control.
With this tax uiGe supervisors ffafg
ure they WIFE raise 500, $3.50, which
they say it VIII he necessary to
raise by direct tExation for the gen
eral fund f1r this fiscal year.
The estimated expenses to he
covered by the entire general fund
5for this year, hgwever, Will ibe
;$1O1 ,358.39, BIS compared with the
actual expenditures last year Nof
.$96, ,74O.03, or an increase this year
of practically S5,000.00. In the
face of this increase in operating
the business of 'tfae county, never
fheless, it was possible to lower the
eSNunty tax Este about 25 cents on
the $4,000 ThhMatinn, as told pre-
viously in these columns, due to
the tremendous amount of back
taxes and interest {cfillected by De-
IraGcratic County Treasurer A.
Dunnbauld and the collection Of
cury ent personal pEuperty taxes by
Democratic CUuGMty 4sssessor Harry
Faraior.
.tAs the State Tax aanmnlassion, "a
democratic body, reduced the state
tax E3 cents amd the taxes for
School District Mo. 4 embracing
NogaleS, were reduced 445 cents
through the practice Sf strictest
economy by City $caaool Super
intendent A. j. Mitchell, 1a4ad 9as the
city tax rate was ALSO slightly re-
duced, the taxpayers of 3Fogales this
year Will pay about 81 cSents hess
than in 1929
County Treasurer Du1rlbatd main
tains it would not have been pos
SsS1e for hImu to collect SIc1 "a large
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
Making Plans For
Motorcycle Races

Before leaving for Tucson yester-
day. F. Herrera, of the xMTotorcyclt
J&Bicyc&e Supply, ssatd he hoped to
complete Lplans fOs the motorcycle
speed races to be Eltn in NogaleS
Sonora 0n September 1t6, the ma
tinlal holiday in Masxico
He was .ts hold GOnfefeIaee yes
terHsy cat Tucson With .mots rcycle
dealers of rncson amt PhOenkZ anc
it was expected the program fOr the
races would be outlined and a list
cf prizes decided upon f0r THE var
:ous events.
Speed fans are awaiting furtne1
announcement uzpon his RETURN to-
day.
An fashioned western TOdeG
will be staged jn NogaleS. S0n0rs
also on September Is and great
crowds are expected for the two
events.
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
BERT COLIMA AND
TOM MOORE HERE

accompanied by their managers
fanG in the pink of condition for
the big fight Sunday afternon,
Bert Colima and Tom Moore, well
matched midoleweights, arrived in
MOgales on the noon train yester-
day from Los Angeles.
They Immediately repaired to
training quarters at al Sands An
chor Cafe just across the border
and training began last night. Both
men will have several work QUITS to-
day and tomorrow with Sparrine
partners.
The COlima-Moore bout of tea
rounds will be the feature event
of a series of "a rounds of fight
ing at the Sonora Theatre in Mo-
gales, Sonora, startling at q O'Clock
Sunday afternoon The preInnin-
aries will consist mf Ihree ARGUING
bouts and two Ground bouts by
well known Light and xe1terMeight
boxers.
The sale OF tickets WAS hegur
Tuesday and ring side seats are
going fast, according 1O Dan Cole
promoter of the event
News of the fight has been broad
casted t11rOwgHnut uEf1e s1ate Rral Bx-
service men will begin arriving to-
morrow SO as TO be here in time
to see the fighE before the opening
of the State Legion convention
Monday
A percentage of the prOcB#1s Gf
the fight WIFI go to Ridge-IgD Post
of the American Legion of Mogales
to help defrsF the expense aif the
convention, and local Legionnaires
are assisting I'm the ticket sale.
Tickets 1or me fight will be
placed on sale at tine Fire house
at City Hall 2nd at a nunR@r of
other convenient places The So
nora Theatre Will seat 1900 aeople
and it is expected the house WIFI be
sold out.
Nogales international., 1930-08-22

amount of delinquent taxes had 1t
not been for House Bill No. 12T.
That the memory of the voters
of Santa Cruz county might be re-
freshened, it is appropriate here to
again call attention to the amount
it is costing the taxpayers to main
tain and operate This county gov
ernment.
At the beginning OF last year the
supervisors estimated it would cost
$419, 1925 554 for all purposes, where-
as the actual amount spent WEE
$425, ,143.52, am increase OF $5,3F-
SO over what was estimated at the
beginning of the year. Now 1t is
estimated the cost this yegr will me
SAL ,O2S e, or So ,2U3.74 abvve what
it was estimated last year
The taxpayers are wondering If
the estimate off the republican sup
ervisors now viii he exceeded &ty
$5,0O0G0 OF rrDre as 1t was East year,
or will the expenses be held within
the estimate, even though Ut is 81. =
10000 more than the 1929 estimate.
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
HOLDING & WILLIAMS WILL BUILD
$4,000 MODERN SERVICE STATION

ion Will be built entirely in the
open, wjth the exception of a small
building for housing automobile ac-
cessories, and a wash rack. The
color scheme of red, white and
green, used by the Continental Oil
company, will be carried out.
The new station will cost ap-
proximately $4,000 and will be one
Of the most attractive in Southern
Arizona.
Vic Holding and D. E. Williams
the owners, vii continue to operate
the local distributing plant of the
Continental Oil company. They will
put another man in charge of the
service station. The new station
will be finished about the last of
September.
Nogales international., 1930-08-22

Another beautiful gas and oil
service station Will be built at the
southwest corner of Elm street and
Arroyo boulevard by Holding & Will
liams, jobbers in Santa Cruz coun-
ty for the Continental Oil conpa-
ny
They have leased for a period Of
five years the property at this pro-
minent corner from the Karam
Mercantile company and work Of
razing the building now on the site,
which was formerly occupied by the
Spur, will benin September l.
Frank Lown, contractor, has the
contract for the job.
The entire building will be torn
down and the site cleared as soon
as possible. The new service sta
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
TWO INJURED In
AIRPLANE CRASH

Harry Narcotic, manager of the
MonteZunla Hotel, sustained ga
broken arm aand Albert 1aonzalez "a
broken leg and "a fractured shoulder
when Narcotics OX5 39O-horsepow-
GER pairpaane crashed near Benson
yesterday morning. Both Narcotic
eand Gonzalez were removed to the
Apache Hospital in Benson.
According ito "a report to the
ssheriffs coffice, Narcotics plane
made a e60-foot nose dive and was
attempting to make forced land
: ing aafter having run out a5f egaSe-
line.
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
LYMAN DISCUSSES
HOUSE BILL I27
IN LOCAL SPEECH

House Bill 127 was the principal
topic discussed by Judge Frank Ly-
man of Phoenix, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for gov
ernor, in his address Tuesday night
at the courthouse. It was the first
speech of the campaign in this city
Jake Rochlin, well known bust
ness man, presided as chairman OF
the meeting and introduced Mr.
Lyman as "our next governor"
Mr.. Lyman said that his first OBJ
ject is to build up harmony in the
Democratic party and that he has
nothing to say against any gentle
men of that party.
He stated that House Bill 127
amended the old tax law in Ger
tain particulars and that the new
law (enacted by passage of House
Bill 12O is operating exceedingly
bad. "I do not see how anyone can
defend it. I think it should be
repealed and that we should have
a brand new system of taxation.
The whole taxing system of Ari-
zona should be revised, he said.
In his address Judge Lyman urg-
ed segregation of first offenders"
from professional prisoners at the
state penitentiary and he said that
the state industrial school at Fort
Grant is disgrace to Arizona, and
that the state insane asylum is not
just what it should be.
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
Rooms Needed For
>E0nuenfi0n .Cxowd

1oon't lforget to phone the
Chamber of Commerce if you have
BOOM to cent ddaning tthe three
dsg American Legion, convention
opening Monday
1isss "a big problem to find enough
Accommodations for Utle great crowd
coming to the convention and eve
by2nsom available ssbonld 3be- res0ort-
led ttO cthe Ci1amoer oof ICommerce
Reservations have already keen
made for all isotel roGans aaaad in
to these about 300 more
visitors will be accommodated in
tents aS5 Camp Little used by me
C. M. T. G. boys during their .esl-
campmeS1t which closed Jhe latter
Eaft of the week. Rooms for 5seT.-
eral hundred moee ypepgsns art
st2l needed. Do your bit ytoWar5
helping the LegbEn hoasie the
crswdl. 2
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
PHONE CALL FROM
HERE TO LONDON

rs this London? This is Nogales,
Arizona, United STATES OF America"
The first phone call ever made
from Nogales to London, England,
was completed Tuesday, it was an
rounced by the local manager OF the
Mountain States Telephone & Tel
egraph Company
The call was made over phone
lines to New York and thence
radioed across the Atlantic Ocean
According to Manager Har-
lis of the telephone company, the
conversation between the Nogales
man and the party he called in
London was clear and distinct ano
lust as satisfactory as a call from
Nogales to Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
VIA, a,Weightn,srn Trial
Set For September 22

The trial OF William Weightman,
arrested ca a charge OF passing
worthless checks. will be beld be
fore Judge w. &. O'Conm0r and o
jury in the superior court Septem-
ber %. The date was fixed WedSneS-
day.
Weightman was given a pnesitn
mary hearing before Justice of the
Peace Chas. E. Hardy and bound
over on two accounts of $500 bond
each. In default of bond Weight
man was lodged in the county jail
to wait trial. He is said to belong
to a prominent Boston family.
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
N0CALES READY FOR BIG LEGION CONVENTION
Jurors Are Excused
Until September 22

After the jury had been selected
Tuesday to try the case of Lown &
Woods VS.. James A. Harrison, trus-
tee and w. A. O'Connor, Judge E.
M. Sames of Bisbee, who is presid-
ing over the superior court in this
trial, excused all of the other jur-
ors until September %. Fifty jur-
ore had been summoned for SER
vice.
E. r. Thurman. and James Bar
ry represented Lown & Woods and
Duane Bird represented the de-
PENDANTS, Harrison and O'Connor.
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
c. NJ. Z. {. Breaks
Camp Here Today

After a mNnth of intensive ,rniIit-
cry and athletic training ending
with drills, inspection and a full
days program of athletic GGrrtes1s
yesterday, the C. NJ TT C. for 1880
came to an end last might and the
2M young mem who have GnjDy@d
anAl benefited by the encs1npment
WEI leave for their respective hnnms
toGkay.
Yesterday was red letter day far
marY Of the young student soldiers
and the parents or distant rgla1M9S
of naRI NY Of the boys attended the
varioaas events. A dance last night
was the closing feature.
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
GOVERNORS COMING

GOVERNORS COMING
Governor Phillips of Arizona, and
Governor Elias OF Sonora will be
among the arrivals Sunday, as also
will Secretary of State Ike P.
Frazier. National Commander Bod
enhamer, and Trubee Dawson, as
siStant secretary of war, will be
among the Monday arrivals.
The 125 members of Ridge-Igc
Post now in Nogales will be ex-
pected to register Sunday morning
and receive their badges. From
then on they will wear their army
caps and badges and serve as re.
lception committe to receive and take
care of the delegates as they ar
rive. Local members of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the American Legior
will do likewise and the Severa
hundred ladies of the Auxiliary viii
he royalty received and entertain
ed as they reach the city.
Registration OF all delegates viii
he at the Fire House in City Hall.
Legion headquarters will be at thu
ALA Baba Theatre at Camp Little
and all meetings of the Legion viii
be held there.
Headquarters of the Auxiliary
will be at the Hotel Montezuma.
The Nogales Rapid Transit com.
pany has arranged to put on extra
buss service between Camp Little
and,t the city and ten-minute ser.
vice will be maintained beginning
Sunday and continuing through.
out the convention. Members o1
, the local Legion Post will also
place their private cars at the dis
posal of the visitors
Nogales has been decorated in
true holiday attire, with Legion
flags and American flags in evid-
ence all over the business district
but particularly along the route of
the parade on Grand and Morley
avenues.
A reviewing stand will be built
Nogales international., 1930-08-22

Another unOdern .twD-StUry
office building will be erected
in NOgaIes, work of construction
to begin oabUnt the middle of
September.
This annHnncement ,wxS rn1ade
Wednesday by Escafaiaa Bro
'thers, who are clearing the site
preparatory to building an oil
and gas service station aat the
Arroyo lbolikxard Grand avenue
''EY".
Work of razing the old build
i11gS was sbegmn Tuesday and a,
soon aas ;tiae 9rou1h ms Ibeared Il
modern service station will be built
with drive ways entering the sta
.tinn from hotn streets. There viii
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
Three More BoUling
Alleys Be Installed

Work is scheduled to bbegiL today
con tearing down the two sStore
rooms in the new D3owrn ax1fdir1g
Just north oOf the Grand rC&fe on
Morley oave,aHe tc nnaake room for
installation ?of thrTe> more fb0Mling
alleys by the iAztec Bowling & Bill
hard ParlosS. 9rTl1e place calready
has two bowling 1aa&ys.
George j. Tauxe 16f hos Angeles
representing ttiee BfH.nswick Bake
CoNefdar Company, bowling alley
agents, aarrived here yesterday mocn
to ystrperviSe the installation.
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
CROWDS WILL BEGIN TO pour
in TOMORROW FOR BIG EVENT
NogaIes Dressed In Holiday Attire
Ready To Receive Veterans And
Many Dignitaries

Ambos Nogales will surrender to the Veterans
of the World War by the time the annual state con-
vention of the American Legion officially opens Mon
day morning at o'clock at the Ali Baba Theatre at
Camp Little here.
The advance guard of the 1000 who are ex-
pected to assemble here for the annual jubilee will
begin to arrive tomorrow and by Sunday more than
1000 will have arrived. By the time the convention
opens Monday there will be ex-servce men here re-
presenting fortyfve Legion posts in Arizona, head
American Legion.
Never before has Nogales entertained such
crowd as will be here during the next few days and
probably at no other time were there so many dist
ingushed visitors will be here to attend and ad-
dress the Legion convention.
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
CITY DECORATED
FOR CONVENTION

Never before was Nogales so at
tractively decorated for a conven-
ton as it is today for the annual
state gathering of the American
Legion opening Monday.
Both Grand and Morley avenues
present gala appearance with
their elaborate decorations of the
national and American Legion
co1orS.
Nogales international., 1930-08-22
BUSINESS PICKING
UP AT HERMttSILLO

A. e. Avile&, HermoSillo Msssaker
visitor i'm the city, says that business
is picking up in Bermosillo and uhat
the futare looks bright. A bulldnag
and loasl association is being @r-
ganized to put up many homes, ard
a dam is to be constructed which
will provide for the irrigation OF
$500 acres of land I'M the vicinity
Of Hermosillo, he said.