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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
@. r. COMMITTEES
ARE APPOINTED

Miss Bette FesSenden, president
OF the local Girl Reserves, has n
nounced that nine committees.
covering every phase Of
the Girl Reserve work, was APP
pointed at a cabinet meeting OF
the organization held this week
The Girl Reserve cabinet. which
Is composed of the chairmen Of the
various committees, Us selected at
the beginning OF the year.
Serving on the social committee
under Miss Maudine Blankenship,
chairman, are: Misses Mary Eliza
beth Cope, Amy McManus, Marietta
Brooks, Amelia Villareal and Miss
Julia Chapman.
The service committee includes
Miss Merry Andrews, chairman:
Misses Onita Hugon, Ruby Rentz,
Mary Champion and Ruby Farr.
The pep committee. headed BY
Miss Audie Belle Mckinney. will
consist of Misses Dorothy Rag
[and, Velma Jane Colley and Sue
Fla Newton. The finance commit
We will consist of Misses Anna
Reisterer, chairman. and Misses
Ruth Fentz. Pauline Schandies.
Marjorie Lester, Maria Garcia and
Estella Cuellar.
The publicity committee will be
composed of Miss Anna Soils. chair
man. and Misses Magdalena Buell.
er. Esther Reiss, Alice Soils. Maria
Hernandez and Maria Morales.
The camp committee will have
Miss Mary Elizabeth MCNEIL as
chairman, and Misses Isabel Neff.
Ella Ruth Bolger and Mamie May
Barnes.
Miss La Verne Jones will be
chairman Of the ring committee,
which will also include Misses
Lucille johnson, Joe May Newly
and Leonita Koekpe. The member
ship committee will be composed OF
Miss Mary Fay Hopkins. chairman.
and Miss Librada Chapa. Mildred
Boiler. Annie May Lilly and Elsie
Siezarth.
The program committee viii con-
sist OF Miss Barbara Todd. chair
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
HOSTESS AT
TEA ROOM

The Bridge-luncheoa club met
Wednesday at the Virginia tea
room with Mrs. Niles Ersey and
Mrs. Val Folsom as hostesses.
After a delicious two course
luncheon bridge was played, Mrs.
Val Folsom was awarded high and
Mrs. George Braden second high
prizes.
Mrs. D. G. Perkins vas q guest
Of the club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
CLUB TO MEET
WEDNESDAY

The Two and Eight club will meet
Wednesday october q, with Mrs.
David Horger as hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
RETURNS TO
EALFURRIAS

Mrs. Charles Dubose OF Falfurrias
returned to her home this week
after a three weeks visit here at
the A. j. Flowers home. Mrs. Ada
Flowers, mother Of Mrs. Dubose. &C
companied Mrs. Dubose home to
make an extended visit.
INFORMAL PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Frazier had
as their guests Friday at q Forty
Two party at their home north of
Pharr. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Maule. Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Malmstadt, and DR..
and Mrs. N. Z. Davidson. The
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
,Beautitm Wedding Ceremony
. Unites Couple In Mercedes

MERCEDES, Oct. "a beautiful
wedding took placed Thursday NOR
ming at $50 o'clock at the Sacred
Heart Catholic church of this city.
when Miss Frankie Dillon of
GAINESVILLE, and Frank Healy of
this city were united in marriage
with the Rev. ]. NJ. Lyons officiat-
ing.
The altar was decorated with
regina corona and ferns. The bride
a dark blue crepe tailored
suit with accessories to match and
carried a shower bouquet Of pink
roses.
She was attended by the BRIDE
groom. The groom was attended by
his brother, John HeGly. Imme-
diately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Healy left for a visit in san
Antonio.
Upon their return 10 Mercedes
they will make their home at the
Saladino apartments.
Mrs. Healy was formerly a mem
Der Of the nursing staff at the
local hospital. For the past two
years she has been in Paris. Texas.
Mr.. Healy is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Healy OF Muscatine.
Iowa He is now engaged in real
estate business in the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
PERSONALS

v. Z. Cook has returned from a
business trip TO Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett W. Proctor,
and family arrived in McAllen re-
Gently TO make their home. They
formerly lived in Evanston, III.
Mrs r. d. Cox and children left
Sunday for a trip to FL Paso and
Sweetwater for a visit with relatives
and friends.
Miss Louise Herman spent the
weekend in Mission as guest Of
Miss Helen Eppright.
Mrs. 3. d. Kimbrough and chill
dren have returned from a trip to
San Antonio.
Ed Pace has returned to Okla
homa after a brief visit here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
FIRST ASSEMBLY
OF YEAR HELD

The pupils Of North Ward school
held their first assembly Thursday.
Miss Margaret Elmore. teacher Of
music. directed the singing. The
flag salute was given by a Junior
Yark. A playlet, The Coop
Gang was staged.
Little Rusty, the Orphan Bear
Cub" was a nature story told by
Mrs. Webb. PIT. A. meeting at
the North Ward school, will be held
Monday afternoon at $3.50 II was
announced by the president. Mrs.
J. w. Rollins. The members are
planning to put on a play in the
pnar fYftfrn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04

TUESDAY MORNING

A delightful hospitality was the
bridge-shower Tuesday morning in
the house OF Mrs. j. c. Sharp with
Mrs. Spencer, Pullin and Mrs.
Luther Pullen as hoste.ses.
After the games OF bridge a
salad course was served and many
pretty gifts were presented TO the
honoree by her friends.
Mrs. George Edwards was pre-
sented with high score and Mrs.
Alvin Hill won the cut prize.
Guests were Mesdames j. G.
Sharp. B. Couch. Alvin Hill. Lester
Campbell, Chauncey Cook, George
Edwards, r. L. Shotwell, George
Gilstrap and the hosteSses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
GARDEN CLUB
HAS VISITOR

Nine members Of the Brown
Tract Home Demonstration club
were present at the meeting OF the
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Smartest themes :. I. in design and color. Rugs
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The Half Yearly
Sale of Furniture
and HOneware

Begins tomorrow morning
at 9:15. See our page Fur
nit ure advertisement on
the Back Page of Amuse-
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Star.
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Some of the choicest rugs in
the popular price rug line to-
day. Specially purchased from
prominent manufacturer.
Deep, soft pile =. luxurious
to tread on. Rugs to own
for years and years.
La gaceta., 1931-03-02

Bernaregui, SUI primera deter
minaci6n serfa pedir a listed SUI
mano Y haeerla su esposa.
Como 10 manda la Santa
Madre Iglesia...
y como, segdn parece, te-
MIA listed motives para esperar,
dada La antigua amistad que les
unia a ustedes con Ell nuevo pro-
pietario, y hasta quiza sus ofre-
cimientos en- epocas anteriores.
Me ha hecho SUI anna de la
ves-respondi6 doha Bernardo,
pintandose en- su rostrO una ex-
preston de despecho y de indig-
naci6n imposibles de describir,
aunque veladas por cierto tinfei
de resignation cristiana.
Sin duda para un alma CO..
me Ia suya es igual que listed lie
La gaceta., 1931-03-02

Guide Ell coraz6n que la despen-
sa. Alma de conservador, y es.
ia dicho TODD!
-iSilencio, que viene genie
Oyeronse, en- efecto, unOs pa
SOS precipitados, y apareci6 en-
|el-umbral de la puerta del escri-
torio la bellisima figura de Lu-
Ella.
-Es mi sobrina. iCalle listed
" limpie !--dijo a RispaIl dona
Bernardo en- voz baja, saliendo
al encuentro de la j6ven.
-Otra vfctima del monstruo
'-dijo Rispall con voz apenas
perceptible; Y con ademanes ra-
biosos di6 dos 0 tres plumerazos
a los muebles Y coloc6 los tabu-
retes y las siras en- su sitio a.
dispoliendose sin
La gaceta., 1931-03-02

para todOs los ideales artisticos
y literarios; sima sin fondo,
mar sin orillas para los apoca-
dos de voluntad, para los DO
bres de espiritu, para los que
careciendo de la energia que Sc
impone o de la ductilidad que Sc
arrastra, aspiran a escalar los
altos puestos siempre asequi-
bles a la audacia v a la adula-
ci6n! Madrid, tienda de asilo
de media. Espana, oasis hospi-
talarlo de la eterna caravana de
la miseria, giganteseo colo.
SEQ donde hay luchas a diario
entire las fieras Y los hombres.
metropolis de todas las esperan-
zas, tribuna 'pdblica de todas las
oratorias, salon del trono de to-
das las sobaranias Z manico-
La gaceta., 1931-03-02

MIC o falansterio de todas las
lnsanlas, manfas, chifladuras y
aoerraclones cerebrales de los
espanoles: 70 tie saludo, no CO.
mo el angel, sino como Ell ola
diador romano!
iAve, Caesar, morituyi
te salatdnt!
A Madrid Sc dirigieron ma
are e hijo, desde la humilde '
escOndida ciudad de Cuenca. al
ano escaso de haber fallecido D.
Geronimo Garcia, Official prime
10 DE aquel Gobierno civil du-
lan1e eatorce amos, contando en-
81 noja de servicios treinta '
{ DE carrera administrative.
la Sunta de classes pasivas ha-
Ola hecho su classification ' co
eEesRe1dian q Ia yiuda mil Oui-
La gaceta., 1931-03-02

Juan PUG; no. lie dej6 "a aquel
su fortuna en- vez de dejarsela
Ia este. fClarol Procedi6 como
proceden siempre los tiranos.
divide al hombre lleno de vir-
itudes, al honrado padre de fa-
Imilia, para hacer poderoso y mi
llonario al hombre adusto. al
Iegoista, al solteron empederni-
do, al perverso, al que debe es-
tar plagado de vicios v quiza
de ceimenes. Digo: ique hon.
bre sera Ell euando no tiene nj
padres nj hijos!
ESQ digo yo-murmuro do
ma Bernardo sonrojandose.
listed misma debe ser su
juez mas inflexible. Todos creia
mos en- la fabrica que, ell here
'dar d. Juan PUG ell capital de
La gaceta., 1931-03-02
jueves en- Miami; bajo ladirse
ci6n de Frank B4nen.

jueves en- Miami; bajo ladirse
|ci6n de Frank B4nen.
New York no 6frecefd pro-
graraa &e brxeo por efffpezsR
hoy en- ell Garden las careers
de bicicletas que duYan ssis dfas.
eEn Chicago, Ell viernes, Tnffy
|Griffiths, a~spirante a la corona
mundial de peso complete, ten
dra de contrario al trey de los
nocaos," King Levinsky.
Boston presentara a Tony
CanzoneG, Ell campe6n mundial
de peso ligero, contra Sammy
Fuller, Aeterano pugilista, tam
bien ell viernes.
81 microbes, en- Oakland, Ca
lifornia, Ell negro Young Jack
Thompson reaparecera contra
Babe Anderson, de San Jose.
lSera la primera pelea del negro
|desde que Tommy Freeman lie
|quitara la corona.
Hoy por la noche, en- Filadel-
fla, ell gigantic italiano Roberto
Roberti Sc batira con Jack Gros
de Salem, New Jersey.
Leo Lomski, estrella de peso
complete ligero, peleara mana
ma en- Portland, Oregon, con
George Manley, de Denver.
FL viernes, en- Detroit, Ell We
(terano Tony Heeney medira
La gaceta., 1931-03-02
PELEARA EN-
WEST PALM BEACH

Tony Dominguez, Ell gladia-
dor de peso mediano, Sc halla
contratado para pelear man@la
martes, en- West Palm Beach.
Para oponente del cubano de
Camagiey Sc Ia escogido q Chi
do Conte, de Albany, New York
La gaceta., 1931-03-02
Fouetia dc la GoeetG No. re
Isl 70 Fuera Rieol
Noyela original
de
pn.. Luis. Mariana de LARA

Cuda Ell poEvo> ST Ell escritorio no
esta limpio y arreglado cuando
venga...
ISL, dira que lie sirvo mal.,'
-Sew& mtg capaz; de clio.
10 que Ee robo Ell pan que
COMO. iCanalla! Vamos, por
mas que 10 pienso, no me expli-
co como siendo Bernaregui tan
amigo de D. Benito como de don
La gaceta., 1931-03-02
BASE BALL
TAMPA EsTUvo REPRE-
T EN- Ell MITIN
DE MONTGOMERY

Aver Sc celebr6 en- Mo&go-
merry, Alabama, una important
tie reunion para formar una IL
ga de clase "B", conocida por
Association Dixie.
Asisti6 a la junta, en- repre-
sentaci6n del Club Tampa, 81
|Sr. j. L. Cone, uno de los due
La gaceta., 1931-03-02
FREEMAN vOLvERA A Pc
LEAR CON Ell NEGRO
THOMPSON

Cleveland, Mario 2.-Se a.
nrnei6 en- Ia noche de aver que
va han sido firmados los ar.
ticulos de I'm c~ontrato por el
cual Sc batiran aquf, Ell dia ID
de abril, Tommy Freeman
campe6n mundial de peso wei
ter, y ell negro Jack Thompson
de California, e~xcampe6n.
La gaceta., 1931-03-02

embargo a escuchar 10 que ha-
blaran las dos mujeres y a me-
ter su cuarto a espadas en- la
conversation, 81 10 crefa niece
sario.
La gaceta., 1931-03-02

-LiMPIA C-IENTEFECAMENrE
IA SANGRE VIA TONlrTCA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
~PRODUCEENDO CARNE
SOLEDA Y MUSCULO


Durante 40 amos p. P. p. ha
dado alivio q miles, de perso.
las que ham sufrido de debilf
dad, dolores, erupciones de Ia
piel, granos Y perdida de Pc
so. Estas m0lestias han tenido
orfg0n en- Ia pobreza y debili-
lad de la sangre.
P. p. P. reRnsva los cor
pdsculos rojos v hace la sangre
RIGA y puEa. Cuando este se
obtieAe desaparece ell SURF
miento. regresan las fuerzas y
ef sistema recupera su condi-
ci6n saludable.
Dele que Ia devuelva gu az
.tud.
listed no arriesgs un canta~
70 On usar P. f. P. Sn, boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones. para
l1evolverle 81 dinero. 81 no que
Ida satisfecho dsepNes, de usar
la primera botella. Tai es. la fe
que tenemos en- P. P. p.
SConsentirA listed en- seguir
sufriendp, sinti&ndese d6Ail.
pnede gozar de buens
saluds fuerza Y feliciaN6?
C6aprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1931-03-02

iOh, Madrid, terra de pro-
mission, paraiso sonado, ciudad
santa para todos los cerebros
provincianos, para todas las am
biciOnes desOrdenadas para to-
dos los cOrazoRes aveuturerOs.
La gaceta., 1931-03-02
HORARiO DE CONSCLTAS
DE IA SOCIEDAD
EEL BIEN PUBLICO"
EN- YBOR:

&AkW OO8A eA9~FEsE e#
DIR. N. A. P~oRTocARRERO
Martes, Jueves y Sabadoide 6 q 8 P. II.
DR.. A. A.
Lunes. Microbes y Viernes de a z 2. M
Martes y Jueves Gs / q 2 2. II.
DIR. A. BUSTILLO
tunes, Microbes y Viexnes de ! Q z z. L.
Martes, Jueves y SAbado de 8 q z p. NJ.
DIR. B. M. TIS0N
Lunss. Microbes y Viernea de z q = z. 80
Martss y Juevss de 2 o 3 p. n.
DIR. JULIO j. GUERRA
Martes j Jueves de $50 q T:80 p H.
S6hAdo de I Q il.
Or G. PORROs M6dico ntez$e
EN- WEST Tampa
Or. A. A. GONZALEZ.
LuDea y Mi4rcoles de / q p. n.
Martes. Jueves ySabado de s al p. ~.
DIR. A. BUSTILLO
Lunes, Microbes y Vievnes de 6 q z F. M.
Martes y Jueves de I . 2 =. u.
Or. \. M. TISON
Lunesey Microbes de III Q IL a. n.
visrnes y Sabado de- APP. IT.
DR.aJULIO ,. GUERRA
Lunea, Microbes y Viernea de B 80 o $3.50 y. IL
SERvICIO DE A~MBULANcIAs TssssOno Y 1110
Telefonos para vistas por 81 dia: YbOr City, Y 145e
West Tampa, H8S46. Para llaYraa@s pOr Ia noche,
10 misna0 en- Yb0r que en- West Tampa, Y141O.
AV1SCS EN- YBOR CsEY
DR.. PortoearreYo, DR.. A, "A. GoRxAaes. Or. A. Bus
tito, DR.. IS. Nj. TisCn, DR., Julio J. Guerra, On L. BOt-
CO del Cfrculo Cubano Tel6tono No. Y 1863.
AvlSOS EN- WEST TAMPA
Or. A. GonSklex, DR.. A. B0stnlo. DEB. H.. T1kon.
DR.. Julie J. Guerra, IN IL BOttca 81 Bten PdblicOI TEE
tono No. H8S4S. b .gRMHDn
La gaceta., 1931-03-02

New York, Mario g. De
nuevO sera ell Sur Ell punto prin-
'clpai de attraction en- eli deporte
de los puiios;s con la pelea Primo
Carnera-Jimmy Maloney, sena-
lada para verificarse ell pr6ximo
La gaceta., 1931-03-02

sus pufios con Charlie Retzlaff,
de Duluth, vencedor d. Johnny
Risko.
La gaceta., 1931-03-02
CAPITULo III

N APARECE Ell IN
DIOS CUPI-
DO, SIN CARCAX M FILE
CHAS Y vESTIDo AL
USO DEL, Ola
La gaceta., 1931-03-02

Ell PROGRAMA A
DE ROXEO EN- TODA LA
NACION
La gaceta., 1931-03-02

so weller, que sc ha deaicado 4
'cosealar "nocaos." vendrA al
Aviernes a esta ciudad, quizas a
qarnos una mala exhibition fren
ia Manuel Quintero, estrelIa
de IA categoria de peso welter.
FL promtor Kennedy, del 1I6
de Artillerla, ha anunciado que
presentara a Dundee contra Ma
ny z pesar de haber Tgnacio
A 10 al ital en- I'm
rrota de- Ioe al ceso de peso
del aragol 8
La legal Fagpa del gla-
diador qq venciera a Ju-
'PE Ks EN- ca RwATER
puesto de la 1 Anne
ricana de Clearwats "a
hqa por la noche otro pro-
m de boxeo, figurando en- "a
pd Ia principal Tete Newcombe,
uI estudiante del institute de
ali, y Ernie Kirchber, de Tam
AKid> Sanchez, de Ybor, Sc lba-
5ra en- la semifinal con Kid
Lord, de Clearwater.
Figuran en- los otros "bouts''
Jack Cana contra Battling Sam
my, Mickey Manning contra
Kid Torres y Young Dido CON
ira Kid Ralph.
La gaceta., 1931-03-02
EN- WEST TAMPAs
sERvIcIo DE AMBULANcIAs TesssOno Y llle

para visitas por eli dfa: Ybor City, II
West Tampa, HI S846. Para llaynaA@s pOr Ia noe
10 mismO en- YbOr Que en- West Tampa, Y 141O-
La gaceta., 1931-03-02
AVHSCS EN- YBOR CITY

DR.. Port0earreY0, Dr.. A, a. GoHxAass. Or. A
tito, DR.. IS. Nj. TisCn, DR.. Julio J. Guerra, an Il
Co del Cfrculo Cubano Teletono No. Y 1868.
Nogales international., 1931-07-11
Freight Rate
Evidence To
\ Be Rushed

PHOENIX, July 10.-With hear
ing scheduled to open July Is in
washington on the application of
railroads for a Is per cent increase
in rates, and order has been issued
that all persons who desire to Of
fer evidence shall communicate
with the interstate commerce COM
mission before July 20.
Charles E.. Blaine, rate expert,
who will act for Arizona mines and
cattlemep in opposing the increase,
was advised by George B. McGinty,
commission secretary, that the COM
mission must be advised before that
date of the general character of evil
dence and approximate time re-
uuired for presentation.
''It is desired" Mr.. McGinty's or
Ger said, "that evidence be present
ed as concisely as possible, using
exhibits to curtail oral testimony.
AS far as practicable, exhibits should
be made available to all parties Of
record in advance Of the time at
which they are offered in evidence. /"
Nogales international., 1931-07-11
Mrs. J.O.Dunbar
Dies On Coast

PHOENIX. July 10.-Mrs. John 0.
Dunbar, widow of one of the states
pioneer newspapermen, and herself
a pioneer resident of Arizona, died
at the home of her son, Mark Dun
bar, in Los Angeles Wednesday
morning, according to word received
by Edith Jacobs Parham here.
Seventy-seven years old, she had
come to Arizona from Pennsylvania
in the late 70's, settling in Tomb
stone.
Shortly after her arrival i'll the
famous silver camp she married
John @. Dunbar, who once was one
of the states most widely known
news men. He died nine years ago.
Mr.. Dunbar was one of the pioneer
contributors to the Tombstone Ep1-
taph and other early newspapers OF
Arizona.
The Dunbars moved to Phoenix
shortly after their marriage, and
Mr.. Dunbar became editor OF the
Arizona Gazette. He was for time
editor of a paper in Globe owned
by Democratic interests, then re-
turned to Phoenix.
Mr.. Dunbar was a partner and
editor in the Arizona Democrat and
founded Dunbars weekly.
t.~-
Nogales international., 1931-07-11
Safeway Acquires The MacMarr Stores
Hot Weather,
Dryness FaUors
arizona Crops

PHOENIX, July 10-The absence
of rain in the Central and most of
Southern Arizona irrigated areas
has been favorable for the harvest
ing of grapes and cantaloupes, and
all crops apparently are thriving,
Robert @. Grant, Phoenix weather
bureau meteorologist, reported yes
terday in the weekly weather, crop
and range conditions report for Ari-
zona and western New Mexico.
"The hot days and warm, humid
night were beneficial to cotton, .
the report said
slot days, in some places unusu-
ally hot, and very warm nights pre-
vailed over the district. Light to
heavy rains fell in most sections.
Humidity was rather high, resulting
in much discomfort. The heaviest
rainfall, nearly 2.5 inches, fell at
Fort Bayard, N. NJ
Nogales international., 1931-07-11
Acquittals In
Two Superior
Court Cases

After trying two cases, the jury
session of the superior court ad-
journed wednesday until July 27.
During the two days that the
jurors were in session Tuesday and
Wednesday, the first case tried was
that Of Jerry Robinson, colcred-
charged with planslaughter, and the
other being the case Of Issdore Pat
terson, colored, charged with per-.
jury.
In the Robinson case the jury
was instructed by Judge w. A. o.
Connor to return verdict Of not
guilty, and shortly afterwards Rob-
inson was given his freedom. Rob
inson had been arrested some time
ago following the death offhis wife
His wife was alleged to have died
from the effects of a beating that
Robinson is said to have given her
The jury in the case OF 1sadore
Patterson, charged with perjury, re-
tuned verdict of not guilty.
Attorneys Duffy & Robins de-
Tended Robinson, and Attorney
Charles l.. Hardy was counsel tcr
Patterson. Prosecution of both cases
was conducted by County Attorney
E. R. Thurman.
Nogales international., 1931-07-11

Miss Florence Chadwick of San
Diego, noted swimmer, will arrive
here next Friday to visit her aunt,
Mrs. C. H. Field. She will be ac-
commpanied by her mother, Mrs
Richard Chadwick, a sister Of Mrs.
Field.
Miss Chadwick, who will spend a.
bout two weeks here, will probably
give a swimming exhibition at the
Karns pool week from tomorrow.
Miss Chadwick, noted particularly
as g. rough water and endurance
swimmer is expected to be in the
Olympics in another year. On July
4 at Oceanside, California, she won
two cups and On July S at San Diego
she was awarded gold, silve@c and
Nogales international., 1931-07-11
Douglas g Speaker
AT Rotary Meet

DR.. A. E. Douglass, director of the
Steward Observatory at the Univer-
sity of Arizona and a member Of
the Tucson Rotary Club addressed
the Nogales Rotary Club yesterday
at their regular noon-day meeting
at the Cavern Cafe.
DR.. Douglass told a fascinating
story of scientific developments Of
a meteorological nature gained thru
the study Of tree and plant life of
past ages.
The National Research Council
recently awarded DR.. Douglass a
prize of $25O0 for outstanding ac-
complishments in his chosen field
of science. :
DR.. Douglass recently returned
from Norway where he represented
the Smithsonian Institute in scien-
tific research.
Nogales international., 1931-07-11

PHOENIX, July ID-The trans
cript of evidence in the suit brought
against the state of Arizona by the
Southern Pacific and the AtchiSon,
Topeka and Sardta E;e railroad COM
panies for an order declaring the
minimum car train law Of the state
invalid is the largest ever prepared
in federal court case, it was de-
/ clared yesterday by officials. The
transcript contains 6,5Do pages. in
Is volumes.
1t was prepared by D. A. Little Of
Phoenix and Grant M. Raymond OF
Los Angeles, court reporters, who
took the testimony during the 80
court DAYS of the trial The tram
script embraces approximately q
100000 words. Seven copies were
made.
The states copy Of the transcript
was filed with K. Berry Peterson,
attorney general, yesterday morn
ing. The recods contained an in
dex of the 80 witnesses who testl-
fled during the hearings before At
torney Joseph E. Morrison OF Phoe-
nix, appointed by the federal court
as referee.
The 81 witnesses were divided as
follows: Nineteen for the Santa Fe,
% for the Southern Pacific and 81
for the state. The hearings began
in San Francisco October IS, 1880.
Later they we're transferred to
Phoenix with hearings held in De-
cen1ber, 1880, and in February,
March and April, 1881.
1t is expected that oral arguments
in the case will be held before Mr.
Morrison sometime this fall and that
briefs will be filed il about two
months.
The only record of transcript OF
any case in the West larger than
this one is the record of San Di-
ego water case which contained
more than 10000 pages. It was not,
however, federal suit but Cali
fornia state case. 1t is one of the
largest on record in the United
States.
Guy v. Shoup of San Francisco,