The border vidette., 1932-08-20

governor, addressed voters of
Santa Cruz county at tie Lyric
theater Wednesday night. The
brilliant speaker was introduced
by Mayor Harry J. Karns.
Art Sundin, district manager
Of the Mountain States Tel. &
Tel. Company, and Dave Brine.
gar, sports writer of the Tucson
Star. were border city visitors
Wednesday. They came up here
from the hot old pueblo" to get
cool.
Harry Narcotic, manager of
the Montezuma hotel. and j. P.
Kaiser, returned Monday night
from a business trip to Phoenix.
Narcotic, who is an experienced
air pilot, says the next time be
crosses the desert in mid sum.
mer. be fly.
Funeral services for the late
j. Fl. Kelly, 90, owner of q sec
ond hand store in Nelson avenue,
who died August 18th at the St.
Joseph's hospital. were held last
Tuesday afternoon at the Frank
Carroon Chapel. interment being
in the Nogales cemetery.
Celebrating their wedding an.
niversary and Mrs. Zinsmeister's
birthday, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee G.
Zlnsmeister entertained approxi
mately 175 friendsfrom Nogales,
Tucson, Camp Little, Patagonia.
and other points at a Mexican
supper Saturday night at Circle
Z guest ranch near here.
Official announcement of the
fact that $l5O,OOO has been ap
propriated tor q new federal i'm
migration building at Noeales
will be made by the Secretary of
the Treasury at Washington, D.
c., next month, it was announced
here Tuesday by United States
Senator Carl Hayden.
Congressman Lewis Douglas,
Democratic candidate for re cleo
ton. will speak at the Lyric
theater next Monday night at 8
o'clock. The Democratic central
committee cordially invites all
the people of Santa Cruz county
TO hear Congressman Douglas
tell of the vital issues confront.
ing the State and Nation.
The beauty and charm of our
wonderful Nogales scenery at
this time of the year is beyond
compare. With a small amount
of money intelligently expended
telling truthfully of NoEa.es'
glorious all year round climate.
many desirable people could be
induced to come and make this
mountain" city their home.
Eight members of the family
of Charles Levin have arrived
here from Mazatlan, Sinaloa,
where Levin for the past ten
years has been connected with
the Southern Pacific of Mexico.
He's now working for the rail
road company on the American
side of the line. Charley is e
brother of the late Henry Levin,
we'll known customs broker.
E. (Mike) Frankenpohl, owner
of the Nogales Saddlery in Nor
ley avenue. passed away at 1O:45
o'clock last night at his home in
this city, following q long illness.
Mike was one of Gods noble
men; true friend. and loyal
American citizen beloved by all
who knew him. The funeral
will be held Monday afternoon
under the auspices of the local
Elks lodge, of which Mike was
an enthusiastic member.
Colonel Ralph O'Neill, former
resident of Nogales. and wife,
arrived here Wednesday from
Mexico City, for a short visit
with the co!onel's father, r. l..
O'Neill. Colonel O'NeiIl, who is
interested in mining property on
the west coast Of Mexico, was q
flying American ace in France
during the World War. For a
long time be was employed by
the Mexican government as an
aviation instructor, with head
quarters at Mexico City. He's
another NoRales youth who has
made good, in high places"
The International polo team
was defeated last Sunday by the
Casa Anna Maria team II to 8 in
the presence Of hundreds of peo
ole at the Colorado field. Las