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The border vidette., 1930-05-03
IKE p, FRAZIER CANDIDATE FOR
SECRETARY OF STATE

I. P. Frazier of Nogales. sec
retary of state of Arizona, today
announced his candidacy to sue
ceed himself. He will make the
race under the republican ban.
ner.
The announcement was made
in this city following bis arrival
here from Phoenix. Frazier is
on q tour of the state relative to
the general registration for the
fall elections.
II feel in making my announ
cement to the important Office of
secretary of state that I have
something to offer the people OF
Arizona" said Frazier today.
II have now held the position
for nearly two years. During
that time not single complaint
rs to the administration of the
Office has been made and it has
been the policy OF my Office to
give service at all times to those
who have business with the
Office"
Frazier pointed out that all
incoming mail, averaging $50 to
200 letters daily, is answered the
same day as received. This en-
ormous amount of correspon.
dence causes considerable atten
tion. The Office of secretary of
state is recognized as q general
clearing house to other state
officers.
The announcement will be oi
considerable interest. not only tc
Santa Cruz county people, but
to the people of the state. The
Office is second of Importance in
Arizona. Those who are quail
fed to fill the Office must also
have the ability to occupy the
executive chair inasmuch as the
secretary of state becomes the
governor in event of q vacancy
caused in the gubernatorial chair
such as death. disqualification OF
absence from the state.
FRAZIER was born in 1874 in
Illinois. He is a mining engi
neer by profession, graduating
from the mining department OF
the University of Missouri.
He came west in 1902 settling
in Montana. His mining activity
led him in professional work te
that state, Nevada, California
Utah and Arizona
He located in Arizona in 1910
making Nogales his headquart
ers and from this city he engi
neered properties in Arizona ane
Sonora. He opened the Nogales
Engineering company, an insti
tuition which he still owns. III
has acquired all past records ane
field notes of all engineers wht
preceded him. Many of the ole
papers date back so years and is
q comprehensive mining library
Frazier branched into Other
lines of endeavor and became
associated with his brothers
Charles and Cloude, in operating
the distributing agency for Tex
The border vidette., 1930-05-03
MAY 8. 1880
DO YOU REMEMBER NOGALES 80
YEARS AGO MAY s, 1900?

YEARS AGO-MAY s, 1900?
(THE BORDER VIDETTE)
"A. H. Moore, of Bonancita,
Sonora, came up to the border
city Thursday morning.
r. Zsllner, Jr., of Los Ange.
les. is in Nogales ia the interest
of his popular music house.
A. O. fila, one of the brightest
young lawyers in Arizona, is in
the city from Tucson on profes-
sional business.
Mrs. W. G. Bulge. wife of Con.
ductor Bulge, of the Sonora
railway, arrived in the city last
Tuesday on a visit to her hus
band.
Sam Eldricb, who is now EN-
ployed at the Hayes mining
camp in Sonora. came up to the
border the forepart of the week
on business.
Mrs. Harry Harrison, wife of
the man killed at Washington,
Arizona, last Monday by Deputy
Sheriff Moore, arrived in Noga
les Wednesday.
Geo. w. Grove, the Duquesne
mine operator, was in Nogales
Monday and Tuesday en- route to
California on visit to his wife.
Mr.. Grove is working one of the
best paying mines in this part
of the country.
Mrs. Daniels, wife Of Captain
Ben Daniels, the we'll known
mining man, arrived in Nogales
last week to join her husband,
after several months spent with
relatives in the east. Captain
and Mrs. Daniels will make No
gales their future home.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

ter coilpanies followin. which there vention of forest fires at watersheds and the formation Of fire patrols and the construction of fire lanes.
 Breaks Leg In Fall
 Lisle Ames of 34 Gridley street Is confined at the Bristo! hospital with d fracture of the left leg as the result Of a fall he received this morning about o'clock at Steves garage at l53 Church street.
 Mir. Ames, who is employed as mechanic at the garage, was climb ing a ladder when the ladder slip ped causing him to fall to the floor. He was taken to the hospital where it was discovered that his left leg had been fractured near the ankle. The fracture was reduced and he was reported to be resting as com fortsbly as could be expected.
 Chimney Fire
 The fire department was called out last evening for a chimney fire at the old Bristol House at Main and South streets, When the firemen arrived OH the scene sparks were coming freely from the chimney of the wooden building and for a while it looked as if the roof was going to catch fire.
 With the aid Of chemicals. how ever, the firemen were able to ex- tlnguish the fire before much dam age had been done. The fire at trected large crowd of persons
 Out On Bond
 William Athanasiades, who was arrested Tuesday by Immigration Officer L. L. Martineau of Hartford on charge of illegally entering the country, was released on a $500 bond yesterday afternoon. He will he arraisned in the federal court al Hartford at later date,
 The man came to this country from Greece in 1927. When arrest d he claimed he secured a passport from a captain of an Italian ship. He said he would not fight deporta- ton to his native land.
 Many Given Work
 About 60 Of the unemployed men Of the city were put to work this morning for three days by the de- partment of public works. One gang was sent to Memorial boule- ward to grade lawns while another group was set to work chopping trees at the airport in East Bristol.
 Next Monday morning the gang will be relieved by another group of unemployed
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

There is a strong possibility that Pentore will fill his favorite position with the Bristol West Ends when tha: team meets the Manchester Majors in a game Sunday. Since the Cubs are through with theic seasons card, Pentore is at liberty to play with the Bristol team.
 D. 4. R. Meeting
 A meeting of Emma Hart Willard chapter. D. A. R., was held this afternoon at the home of Mrs Fran cls Deming Of Warrington ridge.
 Coupe Left Standing
 A coupe of an old model has been left standing on a vacant lot just south Of the underpass in kensing- ton since Monday. The coupe bears the license number of 39.777 and is as yet unclaimed.
 East Berlin Items
 A meeting of the Boys club will be called this weel. to meet with Leonard Black Of the Hartford County Y. M. C. A. MT Black will discuss the work 10 De done for the remainder of the year. He will pre- sent d motion picture program fol- lowing the business session.
 The Fife and Drum corps will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock for the regular weekly rehearsal.
 The library will be open tomor- row evening for the exchange of books.
 The repair department Of the state highway division will make repairs 10 the highway from More's corner 10 the mill bridge commencing next week. A coating Of oil and sand will be laid according to report Several carloads of sand have been received here in preparation for the work
 The pancake and sausage supper held last evening at Community hall was largely attended. The proceeds will be turned over to Sacred Heart church. Dancing was enjoyed fol- lowing the supper.
 Whist and bridge will be played next Monday evening at Sacred Heart church. Prizes will be award cd. This will probably be the last whist until after Christmas,
 The mid week forum of the Methodist church will be held this evening at 7:50 o'clock. Rev. L. E. Wilson will be in charge.
 The regular weekly meeting of the Boy Scouts vii! be held tomorrow
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

geline of West Hartford and Mary G. Jackson of New York.
 Card Party Tonight
 The Ladies Aid society of the church of Our Lady of Mercy will hold the fourth ill a series of card parties this evening at o'clock in the basement of the church. Whist and bridge will be played and prizes awarded the winners.
 These parties proved very success ful last winter and have met with popular appeal so far this year. The public is cordially invited to take part in the games,
 Community Tree
 Brock Barnes post. American Le- zion, is making plans to have d community Christmas tree set up in Legion park again this year, all though no definite decision has been made as vet. The Legion has had a lighted tree in the park for the past four or five years.
 The annual sale of Christmas trees to the pubic will be started in the near future. X special com mittee has been appointed 10 make arrangements for the sale and will make definite announcement 10 the public shortly.
 Well Child Conference
 A well child conference will be held in the nurses rooms in the Neri block tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 1 o'clock.
 Hart & Hutchinson Bowling
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
HOW ECZEMA
 IS CONQUERED

You can banish every trace of an- moving Eczema and banish it in an astonishingly short time-this time next week your skin will be nearly healed and well on the road to en- chanting loveliness and beauty-buc you must use eterson's Ointment.
 Peterson possesses such remark able healing and soothing qualities that minor pimples and blackheads so like masiC-that obstinate cases of burning Eczema are gone after few days treatment. First applica- tlon takes out itching and burning.
 NirGie Hawkins of Wallace, Va. writes: Il had very bad case of Eczema. The eruptions on one Of my arms were so bad I couldn't use it, 1 had the trouble for over a year. l got a box of Peterson's Ointment and in weeks my Ecze- ma had disappeared"
 Eczema and itching skin. can't withstand the powerfully healing iu- fuence Of Peterson's Ointment an.l one S5c box will prove it. All drug stores.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
577 $40 558-1675
Drafting
Cases of 12 Men Before
 Court Are Continued

Bridgeport, Dec. 11.-Pl-The cases Of 12 men arrested by state and Bridgeport police in a raid on an alleged horse racing "bookie" establishment at 844 Main street yes terday afternoon. were continued until Saturday in city court today by Judge 4. J. Merritt.
 Michael Collins, of 353 Gurdon street, is held as the alleged owner Of the place and is charged with running a gambling house. Two al legged bookies. Victor Baumrind. and Charles Lomas. are also held on the same charge.
 The raiding squad seized sl14 in cash. racing charts, telephone and other equipment to fill truck.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
Barnes Has Small Chance
 To Be President Pro Tem.

Hartford, Dec. 11.-(UP)-An in- formal poll of the 20 republicans in the next state senate by republican leaders has revealed that IS favor Albert F, Lavery Of Fairfield as president pro tenn, the United Press was informed today.
 Fuller F. Barnes of Bristol is the only other candidate for the honor.
 The senate will consist of 20 republicans and , democrats.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
HARRY ABRAMS ARRESTED

Providence. R. |. Dec. 1f.-lPt- Harry Abrams. 46. of 46 l-2 God dard street was arrested here today. charged by Connecticut state police with a part in the robbery of a truck loaded with silver bullion at East killingly on October 6. Abrams said he would oppose extra dition. A warrant charging armed robbery was lodged against him ard the state police of Connecticut said they would begin steps at once 10 gain custody of the prisoner.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
VAN LOON SAYS KAISER
 LUST FUNNY OLD MAN"
Nobody Pays Any Attention to Ex- Monarch, Author Says-Few
 Knows Where He Lives.

New York, Dec. Il (UP)-Henrik Wlllem Van Loon, the American author who lives in Holland, arrived today on the Red Star liner BeIgen- land with the report that the former Kaiser of Germany is now just funny old man."
 Nobody pays any attention 10 him any more" said Van Loon, and folks don't even know where he lives. They send him out after moons to get some cookies and the Dutch folks say: oh, there goes that funny old man.
 Among Van Looms treasured pos sessions was a picture of his pair Of daChhunds which he and Prof. Albert Einstein agreed solved the problem Of parallel lines
 The result power behind a Herald Classified Ad contains many units Of
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
PY7H|AN SISTERS
 SELECT OFFICERS Mrs. Jennie s. Lackey Elected
 Most Excellent Chief NURSING ASSN. APPEALS
Frederick Lodge Entertainment To- night-Grange to Hold Christmas Party-Epworth Leagues Gather At Methodist Church.

Mrs. Jennie $. Lackey of 69 Park
 street vas elected most excellent
 chief of Pythian temple, No. 9,
 Pythian Sisters, at the annual elec-
 ton held last evening in I. o. o. F. hall on West Main street. A large
 delegation was present 10 answer the
 roll call
 The complete list of new officers
 for the coming year is as follows
 Most excellent chief, J. Lackey; ex- cellent senior, A, Bowman; excellent junior. A. Wilcox; manager, J.
 Hickok; protector, E. Feeks; guard,
 J. Lyons; mistress of records and correspondence, E. Andrews; mis- tress of finance, E. Zickwolf: past
 chief, NJ Wilbur; trustee for three
 years, L. Livingston; pianist, NJ. Hatfield and installing officer, V. Carter.
 Appeals for Help The Plainville Public Health Nursing Association has been advis- ed by the central relief bureau of the Chamber of Commerce that it
 would be advisable for the associa- tion to distribute Christmas baskets again this year as in the past.
 AS the result of this decision of l the newly formed relief bureau, the
 nursing association is making a pub | lie appeal to the toNnspeople for
 donations of food and money. Last
 year the association brought Christ mas cheer to 13 needy families of 1 Plainville through the kind cooper
 ation of the public. These baskets
 contained food, clothing and toys.
 Due to the poor conditions of the past year, the list of needy families
 has greatly increased and the nurs- | ing association has the names of 40 l families 10 whom it is anxious to
 distribute Christmas baskets. It can
 be seen from this large number that l the donations this year must be ] larger than those of former years, but the association is confident that
 every one of these 40 families will ! be taken care of. These annual ap- i peals of the association have always met with success because of the : splendid donations of the public | With the relief bureau behind this appeal. it is expected that the entire
 town will cooperate in helping those : in need.
 Those wishing to make donations may leave them with Mrs. Charles ! German Of 13 Grown street Those who cannot deliver them personally 1 are asked to get in touch with Mrs. i German. who will see that the do- nations are sent for.
 Condition About Same | The condition of Barbara Quinn' 1 two and a half year old child who
 was seriously injured yesterday morning when struck by an automo- bile on East street. remains about ! the same at the Bristol hospital, ac- i cording to d report of the hospital authorities. Dr. l.. H. Frost, attend i ing physician, stated today that there was d slight improvement in { the girls condition,
 i She is suffering from a fractured | skull and a compound fracture of 1 the leg. Charles Smith of New Brit ain. driver Of the car, is being held on bonds of $50U.
 The accident has renewed the nu-
 mcrous criticisms of the fearful rate
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
URGES HARVESTING
 OF MENTAL POWER
Pastor Addresses Bible Glass; Criminals "WorSe Than Useless"
SALE OF TREES TO START
Iegion's Christmas Work 10 Begin
 TomorroW-Lane Being Widened -FratcrnaI Society to Elect Radiograms From China Received

Last night at the Warrington Community house large attendance Of the Mems Bible Class of the Der lin Congregational church assembled to hear the address of Rev. Marion J. Creeger. Methodist pastor from Middletown The subject of MT. Creegers discourse was Harness ing Our Giants"
 The theme of the visitors address was the subjugation of resources and powers to the Judgment of intellect and sound reasoning. MT. Creeger spoke of the powers Of Niagara. which long went 10 waste because they were not controlled, and the strides transportation and manufdc- turing facilities have made during the past generation. Things are done today which could by no means have been effected 25 years ago, he sad.
 He carried the analogy of material power and control to the human be- ing. pointing to the potentlaliues or capital and politics through the guidance of ar-sighted reasoning This is applicable to the individual also. since d persons powers are useful and beneficial only when they are under control, he said. unless We can bring our powers under the control Of mind, heart and spirit, people can be worse than useless, said Mr. Ceeger. To Illustrate thus assertion he pointed to crlmlnaIs, who may have unlimited resources, but who use them wrongly lhls makes them worse than useless, he asserted.
 Legion to Start Tree Sale
 The practice which has been ob- served annually in recent years by Bolton kasica post, American Lc- zion, that of selling Christmas tres and wreaths, will be begun tomor- row for this years season, it has been announced by Edgar M. Pick cit, chairman of the sale committee. Beginning tomorrow orders will be taken for deliveries which will be made in ample time for the holiday season.
 A contract has been effected be- tween the Legion Christmas tree committee and dealer in Merideu. MT. Pickett and three past chair men, Joseph Wilson, Howard Bunce and Myron Goodrich. have spent q good deal of time in selecting the sources Of supply of trees. There are a numb Of others on the pres ent committee who will aid in the sale and distribution.
 The Christmas tree sale is one or the Legion's chief sources of revenue and has met with considerable suc- cess in the past few years during which sales have been conducted.
 Lane Being Widened
 The lane leading from Worthing- ton ridge into the yards Of the town hall is at present being widencd from one extremity to the other to about IT feet. This work has been ordered by Berlin's selcctmen.
 This work has long been favor ably considered by various officials who find it necessary 10 park their cars near the town hall from time to time, as the highway does not lend itself readily 10 parking, There S not ample space between the
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
FINAL NOTICE PERSONAL TAX

December 18th, 1850, last day to pay personal tax. A penalty of sl will be added after December 18th. This is a state law
 l will be at my office in the Berlin Savings Bank building Friday eve ming, December l2th and Monday r'ening. December 18th from to ' and Saturday afternoon. December 18th from . 10 '. Personal tax will hG B after December 18th.
 C. r. LEWIS,
 Collector.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Methodist church basement.
 A meeting of the Pythan Sisters will be held next Monday evening at s o'clock at Community hall.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

.I.eryone is having his ups and downs these days. In this picture charming Eleanor Knight springs" a surprise on the cameraman-for she has springs in her shoes. They for better and jumpier walking pur-
 poses at Miami, Fla,
La gaceta., 1930-02-06
TEATRO CASINO

Gel Romance de Rio Gran
de-" que Sc estrenara mahana
en- Ell Tcatro Casino, es de 10
mejor que Sc ha impresionado
en- estos 1ltimos tiempos.
Extraido su argumento de la
novela romantica, escrita en-
espanoI, Gel Conquistador," es
hablada en- todas sus parties,
figurando como protagonistas
Antonio Moreno y Mary Dun
can.
Movietone, de la casa Fox,
que resulta la Ultima palabra
en- inteligencia y diafanidad
de sonidos, su parte musical es
una complete opera que dispo-
ne ell amino para las dulces
mociones que ell romanticismo
de la obra despierta,
Gel Romance de Rio Gran
de" Sc exhibira manana y ell
sabado. Hoy, por Gnica vez,
"The Delightful Rogue"
Ell domingo, Lupe Velez.
La gaceta., 1930-02-06

Sobre nuestra mesa de ira
bajo tenemos un lujoso folieto,
acknowledgements impreso, ell
cual ponemos a disposition,
como muestra, de los senores
fabricantes de tabacos de esta
ciadad.
Esta redactado en- tres lido
mas, espanol, ingles y frances,
y 70 ha distribuido la Comisi6n
Nacional de Propaganda y De
fensa del Tabaco Habano, or
ganismo Official de la Republi-
ca de Caba.
Lo que nosotros descamos es
que la industrial tabacalera de
Tampa organize una Comisi6n
e. Propaganda y Defensa de-
Tabaco Tampeno, elaborate
con rama de Cuba y sabias mez
elias o 'ligas."
Palpando la d%ecadencia de
su industrial tabacalera, Cuba
ha comenzado a hacer propa-
ganda a su tabaco.
Nosotros hemos empezad0 q
La gaceta., 1930-02-06
Ell Case DE LA COMADRO.
MA MARIA BONINO

Acusada de "practica Illegal
de su profession" fuG detenida
tsta madrugada la conocida co
madrona de esta ciudad, Sra.
Maria Bonino, la cual por me-
do de SUI abogado Jose Spico-
la, estaba arreglando los par
ticulares de su fianza a la bora
que visitamos la oficina del Je-
fe de Detectives Fred Thomas.
Junto con la Sra. Bonino fuG
detenido su esposo, Claudio La
Rosa, a quien Sc proponia in
terrogar ell Jefe Thomas sobre
Ell case que lie fue denunciado
de una paciente de la comadro
ma Bonino, que habia muerto
anoche sin propia asistencia de
f~acultativo.
Segdn nuestros informes Sc
ha ordenado la practica de la
autopsia al cadaver de la pa
ciente de la Comadrona dete-
nida, para determinar 81 hubo
negligencia 0 prop6sito crimi-
nal en- la operation que Sc dice
lie fue PRACTICABLE.
La Sra. Bonino, con quien
hablamos esta manana, nos d.
10 que era inocente de la acu-
saci6n que Sc lie hacla, como 10
probara a su debido tempo.
Su Intervention en- ell case de-
nunciado no fue mas que ell le-
gal y de acuerdo con la profe
sion que ejerce.
POGO despues del mediodia
quedaron en- libertad la Sra.
BOnino y su esposo, depositada
La gaceta., 1930-02-06

Los trabaios para que la cam
pana del Cofre de la Comunida0
culminen EN- I'm franco 6Xito
continuan progresando.
Para director de la campan
Sc la nombrado al ST.. Ccorg!
II. Howell, Vicepfcaidente Il.
Exchange National Bank; Johi
r. Walsh, vicepresidente; C..
w. Lyons, presidente del Conf.
te de grandes donativos, y Carr
BrOrein, vicepresidente.
Sera iefe de publicidad el Sr
Arthur /. Sibbring, presiderte
del grupo de oradore3, jane:
w. Morris; presidente del gru
20 de las iglesias, DR.. Hyman y
Robert Lumm, presidente de,
comite de Radio.
Hizo aver estas designaciones
el presidente de la Tampa Wei
fare League, Mr.. Roy B. Cralle.
81 ell Cofre no recoge la can't
dad minima de $114,429,66 sc.
RI disuelto.
La gaceta., 1930-02-06
LA POIICIA MEJICANA IN
VESTIGA Ell ATENTADO.
CONTRA LA VIDA DEL
PRESIDENTE ORTIZ RUBIO

Ciudad dc Mejico, Feb. G.
Pascual Ortiz Rubio, presiden-
tie de M6iico desde ell mediodia
de aver, descansaba hoy tran
quilamente en- su domicilio con
una herida de bala, calibre 38,
Ell la mejilla y mandIbula, eau
sada por I'm asesino a las dos
horas de haber tornado pose
sion
Sus m6dicos y su sec, que es-
taba con el cuando Sc atentara
contra su vida, Green que dem
tro de una semana estara en-
condolences de asumir los de-
beres de su cargo.
Entire tanto, Emilio Portes
Gil, que entreg6 la presidencia
a Ortiz Rubio, en- su nueva "a
pac.dad de ministro de la gober
naci6n esta investigando 10 o.
eurrido, que q cree Sc hA deri-
vado de III extendido vompiot.
Fl asesiao, q4e e3ta detenito
en- los cuarteles miIitares, vie
ne siendo intcrrogado, sin {
saltado, desde las 2;30 de Ia
tarde de aver cuando hizo seis
La gaceta., 1930-02-06
NOTlCIAS DE INTERES LOCAL

dor de $4,000 en- bonos de esa
emission, fue presentado aver en-
la corte federal por la firma &c
abogados Knight, Thompson y
Turner. Para eontrarrestar esa
accion Sc reunio aver un grupo
de los propietarios, en- la ofici-
ma del ST.. w. +. Stovall.
Como la principal dificultad
es el dinero, Sc tratara de reu-
mir $4,000 entire los propieta,
rios afectados para Ilevar ell ca
so hasta la Corte Suprema 81 es
neceSari0.
Componen ell comite de veci-
nos que aetna en ell case los Sres
Howell T. Lykes, Charles T..
Ball, H.. ii. McIntire, Alfonso B.
McMullen, P. +. Lastinger, Dr..
l.. B. Farrior, w. j. Cooper y
Sra. f. X. Blair.