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Nogales international., 1930-11-07
Democrats Capture Numerous Seats
In Congress; George W.P. Hunt
Defeats Phillips

defeated for reelection in Alabama
by Eankhead, Democrat. Helm was
the Senator who vigorously opposed
he Democratic presidential nominee
Al Smith, two years ago. This year
he sought reelection as an Inde-
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Recent Rains Help
Crop Conditions
Along West Coast

Things have changed for the bet
ter and otu slump will soon be his
tory"
This report Was received by the
MeXico-Arizona Trading company
this week from one of its represent
atives ON the West Coast of Mexico.
This company reports that there
is plenty of water in that section
now and crop conditions are very
encouraging, as a result of the re-
cent rains. Rice and truck farming
conditions are particularly good,
whereas a few weeks ago the farm
ers were very much discouraged Ov-
er the long drought.
Nogales international., 1930-11-07
1881 Auto License
Tags Ready Soon

The supply of 1881 auto license
tags for owners of cars in Santa
Cruz county will arrive within few
days from the office of the state
highway department at Phoenix, ac-
cording to County Assessor Harry
Fa..-ior.
Every auto owner will be expect
eli this year to secure license plates
before January l.
Nogales international., 1930-11-07
A Democratic eyeIolae swept

A Democratic cyclone swept
the nation Tuesday.
Throughout the United States,
Democratic governors were elec-
ted by the wholesale, the Demo
crats made big gains in the
Senate and the national House
Of Representatives and may have
captured enough seats to con-
troll the next Congress.
In Arizona, George W. p.
Hunt, Democratic candidate for
Governor, defeated Gov. John
C. Phillips, Republican candi-
date for reelection, by a ma
jority of approximately $500.
White Defeats Frazier
Scott White, democratic candidate
for Secretary of State, defeated I. P
Republican, OF Nogales. tt
entire state Democratic ticket was
elected. each Of the Democrats get
ting a handsome majority.
In Santa Cruz County the Dem
ocrats elected the entire ticket eX-
cept the supervisors in Districts
Nos. I ard 2 and County Recorder
After January ] the Board of Su-
peIvisors will consist of one demo
crat and two Republicans instead
Of an entire Board of Republicans
as at present.
The vote received by each csndi-
date in this county appears else
where in today's paper.
Election SidelightS
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democrat
was reelected Governor Of New
York by the greatest plurality ever
given a gubernatorial candidate ir
the Empire state.
United States Senator Heflin was
Nogales international., 1930-11-07

gift lists from the large and varied
assortment. =
Breakers Army Store
Mems fall and winter clothing of
the very latest cuts and fabrics will
be foremost in the display at Bra
ckers Army Store, and outing wear,
work clothes and hunting supplies
will also be featured, with the COM
pany's new low prices emphasized
throughout.
Owl Drug Store
While the windows and the en-
tire store have been re-arranged for
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Nogales international., 1930-11-07

In a stupendous effort to revive
business and prove to the public
the high purchasing power of the
dollar today as compared with a
year ago, the merchants of Nogales
are cooperating 100 per cent in pro-
viding for this city its first Merch-
ants Display Night event tonight.
From z until 9 o'clock the two
main thoroughfares of the business
district-Morley and Grand avenues
will take on the appearance OF
a huge fashion show. The carnival
spirit will reign and it is expected
the entire city will turn out to wit
ness the magnificent exhibits and
enjoy the program prepared for
them by the progressive business
men of Nogales.
Music will be furnished at prom
inent places in the business area by
the 25th Infantry band and the
high school band and by three Or
chestras. Many of the stores also
will furnish music while the merch-
andise is being shown, as many have
installed radios which will be tuned
in on stations furnishing lively pro-
grams. The streets and stores will
be brilliantly illuminated and pro-
prietors and their entire clerical
forces will be on duty for two hours
to greet the visitors.
Many of the merchants have gone
to considerable trouble and expense
to provide real treat for the pub
lie and some pleasant surprises are
in store.
La Vile de Paris
At La Vile de Paris store, for in
stance, there will be a real fashion
show, with latest creations from
Paris exhibited on living models.
The models, selected from among
the most attractive girls in Nogales,
will parade up and down a carpeted
floor in the stores large show win
dow and also on an elevated plat
form in the store itself. This dis
play Of the very latest in fall and
winter garments would do credit to
any city many times The size of
Nogales.
BBB Department Stcre
Holiday gift goods will be at
tractively featured at the BIB De-
partment Store. Suitable Christmas
gifts for every member of the
family Will be artistically displayed
and visitors can easily make up their
Nogales international., 1930-11-07

Results of the general election
Tuesday in Santa Cruz County:
CONGRESS
Douglas, D. 999
JUSTICE SUPREME COURT
Lockwood, D. Observation-Disclosures. 843
JenckeS, r. ................ 246
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
O'ConnCr, D. Observation-Disclosures. 1898
GOVERNOR
Hunt, D. 9O8
Phillips, r. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 913
SECRETARY OF STATE
White, D. III
STATE TREASURER
Simms, D. l128
Ely, R. .......----.......- 529
STATE AUDITOR
FrOhmiller. D. ........................... 1241
ATTORNEY GENERAL
K. Berry Peterson, D. ..,...,... 1248
SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Case D. lU34
CORPORATION COMMISSIONER
Howe, D. ...............-.. ................ 953
Mckinley, r. .................--... 530
MINE. INSPECTOR
Foster, =. 113l
Sparkes, r. ............. ...,......,..... 529
STATE SENATOR
CrenShaW, D. ............... .............. 1923
Smith, r. 722
REPRESENTATIVE
Rohhnger, D. .....,......., 1913
StoltZ, r. 526
SUPERVISOR
Middleton, District No. l, r. . 459
I jung, District No. /, D. ............ 31e
Hannah, District No. 2, r. ..... 327
Harrison, District No. 2, D. .... 257
Roath, District No. 8, D. ........... 243
| Henderson, District No. 3, r. .... 1877
SHERIFF
Wager, D. .............................. 117e
Noon, r. ............................... 62f
COUNTY TREASURER
Dumbauld, D. .......-............... 1886
CLERK OF COURT
Lee, D. ............... 1922
COUNTY ATTORNEY
Thurman, D. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1133
COUNTY RECORDER
Mitchell .. .................. 7o5
SCHOOL SUP'T
L2rimore, D. ..--............. 1928
ASSESSOR
Farior, D. 1928
JUSTICE PEACE, PCT. NO.
Hardy, D. ................ ..-.......... 935
CONSTABLE, PCT. NO.
Larconl, D. ISL
Stewart, p. 403
Nogales international., 1930-11-07
BY AL KIRK

by Ab h1tCKA
The very latest styles in mems,
Nogales international., 1930-11-07
How Races Went
In his County

Results of the general election
Tuesday in Santa Cruz County:
CONGRESS
Nogales international., 1930-11-07
MERCHANTS DISPLAY TONIGHT
TO Be GALA CARNIVAL EVENT
Entire City VIII Turn Out To Witness
Magnificent Exhibits Prepared
In Stores And Shops

gift lists from the large and varied
Nogales international., 1930-11-07

SUMMER RESORT
NogaIes is a summer resort for
residents of the West Coast OF
Mexico
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DEATH NOTICES
DEATHS

LOWRY. MARGARET L.--Passed away
on "wednesday. July .. 1880 at her, resi-.
dence, 2Q4 willow Avenue. Takoma Park.
beloved. wife Of James L, Lowry. in the
eighty.firet year OF her age.
Friday sfternoon. JuiV Il. 1880 at
o'clock from the Seventh Day ADVENTIST
Church: Takoma Park. Maryland Rela-
ROBINsON,. ANNIE MOsELLE-Passed
away on Monday morning. July 2. 1880:
Hospital, MRS. ANNIE MosELLE RoB.
bso2sd " wife asS u RsSSSd ssf ESSh,c BE BE
sides her husband, she lie survived by her
father Mr. J0hn HaEgrase: sen five r.s,Isss &c;
Wilborn. Mrs. Duella Lowe. Mira Minnie
ThomAs and Mrs. Wallace Lewis; two
brothers. John Harerace and Robert Hsr-
friends 10 mourn their loss Remains are
funeral home. cola Ninth Street North.
Funeral services will be conducted on
Thureday evening, July 10. 1890. Body
will be moved to Lexington. North Caro-
day evening. July 8. 1890 st O'Clock.
SMITH. the BELOVED daughter Of Mr.. and
Friday attsrnCon. July Il. 1890 Jat,.S AZ
Street Northeast Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend. Intern1ent viii fol-
low at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
STEVENSON, NELLIE STRONG--Passed
away on Wednesday morning, July 9.
1880. at $3.50 o'clock. at the residence OF
Miss Anita Mcclure, 1898 Spring Place
Northwest. MRS. NELLIE STRONG
STEVENSON, the widow Of John Huston
Stevenson, of San Francisco. California.
Funeral services and interment will fols
low At Sc. Louis. Missouri. .-.
TAPPAN, EMMA A.-Passed away sud
denly on Wednesday evening, July q!
1890. at s o'clock At her residsnSSe esidS T15
TAPPAN (nee Richey). the beloved wife
of the late w. g. Tappan.
Friday afternoon July IL. 1880. at 1 80
o'clock. from the late residence. 713 Efner:
son Street Northwest. Internnent will be
private and will follow at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1930-07-10
MARRIAGE


Ernest Clifton Green. 81. Ranad susie
Earl Dawson. IS, both of Richmond.
Va. The Rev. c. P. Ryland.
Luther Adolphus Dunkley. 26, and
Irene Estelle Land, Is. both of Rich
mond, Va. Judge Robert e. Matttngly.
Neal H. Williams, %. Of Lansing.
Mich, and Muriel A. Webl. Is. The
Rev. Adler F. Poore.
Earnest Earl Phillips, 42, and Della
May Adams. II. The Rev. W. s. Aber-
William t. Davis. ss, and Adelaide c.
Kaufman, 80. Father Thomas Cum
Arthur v. Mitchell. IS. ana Mary
NJ. M0rren. IS: DR.. Godfrey chobot.
Ruben W. Moss. 2S, and Berniee B.
Bingiey, IS, both of Richmond, Va.
The Rev. John e. Briggs.
Allen Dewey Cox. SO, and Jennie A.
Keffenberger, a. both Of Cleveland,
Ohio. The Rev. L. ]. McDusle.
Morris Sunshine, 27. ana Ida Davis,
81, both of Baltimore. The Rev, J.. L.
George c. Yeonas. 20. and Euvagelia
A. Hagesteriou. So. The Rev. Thomas
James Logan cranwelr. "a, of Borden
town, n. J., and catherine Lallande,
23. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith.
Ben jamie Thompson, 20, and Ely
ane v. Lightner. 81. The Rev. Grover
L. Davis.
The Washington times., 1930-07-10
Va. COnfeder0tes
To Meet on JULu 10

LURAY, Va, July .10.-With
Mrs. Elizabeth Clinedinst Grim,
SO. Of New Market, known as
the Mother of the V. M. I.
Cadets" as the central figure
of the gathering, hundreds Of
ex.Conf federate soldiers of 81 Vir.
ginia counties will be entertained
July 10 at the home Of w. q.
Wood, near Sperryville, Kappa
hammock county, Is miles east
Of Luray.
Wood, who is S6, will feed and
look after the comfort Of his
comrades in arms 66 years ago..
Mrs. Grim, who witnessed the
battle between Virginia Military
Institute Cadets and Federal SOL
diers on May Is, 1863, will give
her recollections Of the memor.
able battle of New Market At.
torney j. Burnett Miller, of Cul.
peper, also will speak.