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Evening star., 1932-12-01
Detective Dances for l1ayor

DETROIT tP.-Detective EiWard
Cyimmins made a hit with his inter-
probation Of the dance he saw on the
stage of a burlesque house. But he
declined to give as an encore the act
between Gertie, the red-heeded ingenue,
and comedian His act featured a
hearing before Mayor Frank Murphy,
who must decide whether the Police
Department is justified In recommend
ing that licenses be refused three thea
ters
Evening star., 1932-12-01
Gets Custard Pie.

KANSAS CITY (P}.-Alfred N. Cos
sett, councilman, was the recipient of
huge custard pie at the weekly caucus
of the city fathers. But it was not
tossed at Councilman Gossett comedy
style. He and other members ate it in
celebration of his list birthday.
Evening star., 1932-12-01
MOVIES WATCE OILERS
Engineers Adopt System to Spy Out
Office "L-ad-Heads."

CHICAGO R.-Gum- chewing and
listless stenographers better watch out
Nowaday they're using moving pictures
of office employees taken when they are
not looking, to find out where there's
any waste motion.
A demonstration of such movies was
held at the Society of Industrial En-
gineers They run them slowly, SC
nothing will be missed
Evening star., 1932-12-01

She's almost human-this gorgeous, beautiful
baby! And what a happy day for the little girl who
becomes her mother! Legs and arms of Tru-Flesh
rubber-kapok- filled body. She says mama" she
cries, she irts She's beautifully dressed from head
to foot And Santa will let you adopt her for only
Nogales international., 1932-10-01

Headed by United States Senator
Carl Hayden, a group of state DEM
ocratic candidates will speak in No
gales next Wednesday evening Oc-
tober 5 at the Lyric Theater.
1t will be the first rally in this
city since the late primary.
In addition to Senator Hayden,
the following will comprise the party
OF speakers:
A. G.. McAlister, Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court; Arthur T. La
Prade, candidate for Attorney Cen
eral; Anna Frohmiller, candidate
for State Auditor; H. E. Hendrix
candidate for State Superintendent
of Public Instruction; Wilson T,
Wright, candidate for Corporation
Commissioner; and Frank Luke
candidate for Tax Commissioner.
On Wednesday evening October
10 another party of Democratic can
didateS will speak here. In that
group will be DR.. B. B. Moeur, can.
didate for Governor; Congressman
Nogales international., 1932-10-01
THIRD GAME OF
SERIES TODAY

The third game of the Worlds
Series will be played in Chicago to-
day, starting about 1890 o'clock
Nogales time.
The New York Yankees took the
first two games from the Chicago
Cubs, Wednesday and Thursday, by
scores of IL to 6 and 5 to 2.
The. Nogales International viii
give fans a radio play-by-play re-
port of the game at The Interna-
tional building, 225 Grand avenue
This report comes direct from The
baseball grounds and is so cleal
that you are able to hear even the
crack of the bat. The radio man en-
rounces each play as it occurs.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01
ROTARY CHIEF TO
VISIT NOGALES

Rotary District Governor Harold
Aldrich of Inspiration will be the
guest of honor at an evening meal
to be given by local Rotarians dur
ing his stay in Nogales next Friday,
it was announced at the meeting of
the local club yesterday.
After the meal the Rotarians will
hold business session at the Cham
ber of Commerce, then attend the
Fox Nogales Theater with their wiv-
es as guests of Manager Jean Ar
mand. Mr.. Armand was indicted in
to the Rotary club yesterday by Gus
Michaels.
Among features at yesterdays
meeting of the club was splendid
address by Loson Odle of the West
ern Auto Supply Company, and the
destruction by President A. j. Nit
chell of a straw hat belonging to
Gus Michaels. Michaels was given to
understand that strawS cannot be
worn in Nogales after September
IS. Gus left the meeting hatless.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01
Thousands To Attend Annual Magdalena Fiesta
CROWD TO
BE PRESENT
AT FIESTA
Special Trains To Be Run
BY S. p. De M. Line
For Fiesta

Thousands Of persons from thru
out the southwestern part of Ari-
IONA and the West Coast of Mexico
will attend the annual San Fran
cisco de Xavier fiesta at Magdalena
Sonora, on Tuesday Oct. 4th.
According to word received here
arrangements are being made to en-
tertain the greatest crowd ever as
sembled at Magdalena. Several spe-
cial trains will be run to the cele-
Eration.
Relative to special railroad fares
for the celebration the Southern Pa
cific of Mexico railroad made the
following announcement yesterday
The fare from Nogales to Magda-
lena will be $615 in first class and
So. 10 in second class (dexican Plata
round trip.
Children under five years of age
when accompanied by adult person
travelling on full fare ticket, will be
carried free.
Children from to IL years oil
age, half fare; IL years of age OF
over, full fare.
Tickets will be on sale September
0GtI tn OofoLoy. Al, i,,oT,,c;,,o Coor
to return until Oitober 10th.
Special train will leave Nogales
for Magdalena Oct. 2, and will re-
turn from Magdalena to Nogales
same date.
Regular train will leave for the
south Oct. 3rd
Another special train will leave fol
Magdalena Oct. 4th and return same
day.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01
LYNN HERSEY TO
SUCCEED FRAZIER

Lynn Hersey, Texaco agent at
Truckee, California, and son-in-low
of the late I. P. FRAZIER, Miami
agent killed in the explosion at Mi
ami two weeks ago yesterday, for
mer Nogalian, will be the new agent
for the Texaco company in Miami,
it was announced this week.
Mr.. Hersey graduated in mining
from the University of Idaho. He
served with the Phelps Dodge for
five years at Pilares, Sonora, as
chief engineer; he served another
mining company in Mexico as geo.
logist and was chief engineer for
Phelps Dodge at Morenci. He was
sent to New York to handle techni~
cal details in connection with the
merger of the Phelps Dodge and
Calumet and Arizona companies Mr.
HerSey is married and has two
children.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01
STORE IS SOLD

The Puchi Brothers Mercantile
Company this week sold their cloth
ing and dry goods store in the Mon
tezuma Hotel building OH Morley
avenue to Michael M. Weisz Com
pany of Los Angeles. Mariana Puchi
president of the Puchi Company
said yesterday that the Puchi Com
pany from now on will devote all its
time to it's two grocery stores or
Grand avenue and will engage in
big scale in the wholesale and re-
tail grocery business.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01
NOGALES INTERNATIONAL AND 1000
OTHER PAPERS CONDUCT STRAW VOTE

A Nogales international straw
vote ballot in the Nation wide Vote
for President is printed in this is
sue. Clip it out, vote for the candi-
date of your choice and mail or bring
the ballot to the Nogales Interna-
tional office.
Let's, all join in on this nation
wide vote. Let's help express the
political sentiment at this time OF
Nogales, Santa Cruz County and
Arizona. You are under no obliga-
ton in casting your vote in this
straw-vote test. Most surely you want
to see the strength of your favorlte
candidate reflected in this vote. So
clip the straw-voGe ballot, vote for
your candidate by marking *" op-
posite his name, then send it to The
Nogales international at once.
Local Vote Each Week
The local vote, as sent in to The
international will be published each
week. The vote in the national bal
loting, as complied from returns
sent in by other newspapers, will
also be published just as soon as
it is available. These returns will be
seMt to The international every
week from the Publishers Autocaster
Services offices in New York.
The two major parties candidates
Herbert Hoover and Franklin D
Roosevelt are given preferred posi-
tions on this straw-vote ballot, in
asnuch as it is an accepted con-
clusion that the presidency will go te
one of these two candidates at the
November election. The names Of
the other officially nominated can.
didates for the presidency are listec
in alphabetical order.
Remember your favorite candidate
is depending upon you 20 help show
his strength in Santa Cruz County
Clip the ballot, vote it as you choose
and send it to The Irlternationa
today.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01
WRIT BOWMAN
VISITOR HERE

Writ CT. Bowman, Democratic ma
tional committeeman for the state
of Arizona, and wife, were arrivals
here Thursday from Phoenix to
spend few days.
Mr. Bowman is of the opinion that
Roosevelt and Garner will be elect
ed in November.
Democratic national headquarters
in Arizona have been opened in the
Hotel Adams building at Phoenix
where the national committeeman
will spend most of his time between
now and the general election No
vember 8.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01

Interest of the voters in the presi-
lentiaI campaign is becoming keen
er each day as Presidential straw
votes are being conducted through
out the county.
For the most part these straw
vote polls are being conducted by
newspapers published in metropoli-
tan territories. IN addition to these
the Literary Digest is conducting a
nationwide poll, all of which is
highly interesting in political way.
and from experiences in the past,
may be relied upon to rather accur-
ately reflect public sentiment to-
ward the candidates, their parties
platforms and the major political is
sues.
Another nationwide vote for pre-
sident is now proposed in a poll
that will reflect the political lean
ings of small town and rural Ameri-
ca. This StraW-vote poll is to be con-
Quoted by more than 1000 newSpap-
ers, located in every state in the
union and with an estimated COM
bined circulation of six to ten mil
lion readers and voters who reside
in small town and rural districts.
NogaIes international Joins In
The Nogales international is one
of the newspapers asked to cooper
ate in conducting this poll. Togeth-
er with some 1000 newspapers serv-
ed by The Publishers Autocaster
Service, newspaper feature service
located in New York, a straw-vote
on president will be taken during
the next few weeks, these returns
to be forwarded to New York for
national tabulation.
Within the next two or three
weeks, national returns on the
straw-vote will be available, releas-
es coming forward every week to
the Nogales International for ex-
elusive publication in this territory.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01
GAMES OPEN AT
CAVERN TONIGHT

Under management of Nick Ker-
son, games of various kinds will op-
eli tonight in the old jail part of
the Cavern Cafe in Nogales, Sonora.
The old Jail part is the south por-
tion of the Cavern. the quarters
formerly used by Nogales Rotarians
for their weekly 1uncheonS.
Kerson has obtained the gambling
concession in Nogales, Sonora. Until
last night it was held for quite a.
while by Cicero Martin of The Ca
Sino.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01
Highlights OF
Democratic
State Platform

Following are the highlights OF
the Democratic State Platform
adopted this week:
Reaffirms allegiance to principles
Of Democracy.
Ratifies and approves National
Platform adopted in Chicago.
Pledges allegiance to Franklin D.
Roosevelt and John N. Garner.
Expresses complete and perfect
confidence in DR.. B. 3. Moeur, nom
inee for governor, as able, faithful
and sturdy champion of the people.
Expresses appreciation of the
many services rendered Arizona ci-
tizens, and diligence exercised in
behalf of the state by U. S. Senators
Carl Hayden and Henry F. Ashurst
and Congressman Lewis w. Douglas.
Expresses confidence in the Demo-
cratic ticket, which no Democrat,
with a clear conscience, can desert;
pledges its state and county candi-
dates to adhere to the declarations
of the platform and to the enact
men of legislation required to give
them effect.
Democratic party of Arizona is
deeply conscious of the depressed
conditions in industry, agriculture
and mining within the state and the
need of the adoption of wise and
sound governmental policies and the
selection Of able and conscientious
servants.
Protests against the unfairnesS of
the Republican policy of high and
sometimes embargo tariffs for the
benefit of manufacturers. Insists
that all advantages incident to tar
iff shall be equitably apportioned.
Reviews pledges of two years for
copper tariff and the redemption of
that pledge after heroic efforts by
Senators Hayden and Ashurst and
Representative Douglas in the Sc
curing Of four cent tariff. Re-
cognizes victory is only tempor-
ary one and pledges the Democratic
party and it's candidates to continue
to work for a permanent and ade-
quate tariff of ten cents per pound
on all foreign copper.
Congratulates Franklin D. Roose-
velt upon his declaration as presi-
dent to assume leadership in calling
an international conference to con-
sider the rehabilitation of silver.
Pledges representatives in congress
TO continue support of monetary
standard Of silver.
Pledges it's nominees for all Of
tices to Strictest economy in the ad-
ministration Of public affairs that
excessive burden of taxes be reliev-
ed.
Declares that taxes can and will
be reduced. That Democratic can
didates for governor and legislature
are pledged to this reform in con-
solldatlon of overlapping depart
ments and discontinuance of un-
necessary activities.
Pledges Democratic members of
the legislature to the thorough study
o. the tax problems and the setting
up OF a permanent system for tax
collection that will enable the tax
payers in arrears to work out their
salvation.
Pledges its representatives in Iegis-
Iature to enact legislation imposing
a reasonable graduated tax upon net
incomes and upon intangible assets
to insure just distribution of gov
ernmental costs.
Pledges the reduction of the legal
y crurn to Page SixJ 2
Nogales international., 1932-10-01
MONDAYLAST DAY
TO FILL TICKET

Monday October 8 will be the last
day that the Republican county
committee can fill in vacancies on
the G.. o. P. ticket for the general
election Nov. Z.
According to reports circulating
yesterday the Republicans will not
fill any vacancies but will center ef-
forts toward electing their candi-
dates nominated at the lac primary.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01
1920 CLUB

Leonard Bradshaw's team is lead
ing by one man over Glen Nevius'
team in the 20-30 Clubs attendance
contest. The club will meet next
Thursday evening at GAS o'clock at
the home of Dr. A. L. Gustetter, an
honorary member Of the organiza-
ton.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01

While in Phoenix Monday for the
meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee we observed Har-
ry Bene wearing a large Roosevelt
button. Got anymore of thoSe?"
BeneN was asked. mo, but I'll mail
you this one tomorrow, he replied.
And true to his promise it came in
yesterdays mail. Bene proved that
his word is as good as bond. Bene
was vice-chairman of the Arizona
delegation to the Democratic nation
al convention at Chicago. in June
and is now one Of the vice-presi-
dents of the state committee. He
was speaker for Gov. Hunt dur
ing the pre- primary campaign
Nogales international., 1932-10-01
DEMOCRATS MEET

Further arrangements for the fall
campaign were made last night at
a meeting of the county committee.
candidates, and Democrats in gen.
eral, at county Democratic head
quarters in the Montezuma Hotel
building.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01
UNITED STATES SENATOR TO
HEAD GROUP OF CANDIDATES
TLOCAL DEMOCRATIC RALLY
Another Group Of Democratic Candidates Lead By
DR.. B. B. Moeur Will Visit Nogales On
Night OF October 10

Lewis w. Douglas, James H. Kerby,
candidate for Secretary of State; w.
NJ. Cox, candidate for state treasur-
er; Tom G. Foster, candidate for
Mine Inspector; and Thad Moore,
candidate for Tax Commissioner.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01
PERU MINISTER

I. L. Mendivil, former manager of
the F. F. Rodriguez hardware store
in this city, has been appointed by
President Adelaide Rodriguez as
Mexican ambassador to Peru.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01

/One of these candidates going president Of the United States
Which will be? No
nationwide by subscribers throughout
small and rural
VAmera This conducting vote in this territory Clip
ballot avore and send
newspaper ballot and incurs obligation
Nogales international., 1932-10-01


visitor in his bed when he got home
Monday night from Phoenix. "Her"
clothing was hanging about the
room and "sfe' was sleeping peace
fully. Said visitor was a manikin
arranged by Grover Marsteller and
; other friends of the popular city
clerk.
About all you hear about town
these days is politics. And such will
be the case until AL the votes are
counted on the night of November
8.
Speaking of politics reminds us
that one county race in particular
is a "hot baby. Both nominees
working like a house afire.
Gambling opens tonight at the
Cavern Cafe, that place having OBJ
tanned the concession in Nogales.
Sonora.
Radio itatic developing in the
seventh inning of the first game of
the worlds series Wednesday was
perhaps the worst ever experienced
here. Where did it come from?
That's what radio fans would like
to know and are trying their level
best to find out. A detector will
probably run it down within the next
few days.
The second report in the Literary
Digest presidential poll shows Roose-
velt ahead Nothing can stop the
New York governor from reaching
the White House.
SEEING Franklin Roosevelt at
PhOehix Sunday reminded us of
another Roosevelt at Phoenix in
1911. The other Roosevelt was
Teddy who was there on his way
to dedic. tie the Roosevelt Dam.
While in ohoenix Theodore Roose-
velt spoke from in front of the old
city hall.
Nogales international., 1932-10-01

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Nogales international., 1932-10-01

About all you hear about town
these days is politics. And such will
be the case until al the votes are
counted on the night of November
8.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-09-10
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Thirty Dollars Worth OF Advice
We used the ointment for athletes
foot and it cured the trouble. Then
we used your prescription for itching
scalp and dandruff, with fine results.
Since April my husband has been
using boric acid for catarrhal ca
condition in his nose and throat,
which he has had for years. Many
sprays and other remedies have failed
to relieve it or stop the crusting. Now
the boric acid is doing more good
than any other treatment he has
used.-(MrS. j. PO
Answer-At an outlay for postage
and packing of a few cents, Pop
should spend the difference for more
insurance.
The Diet Of Worms
If in eating green vegetables (not
cookeO or relishes or salad one
should happen to eat small worm,
could the worm possibly live inside a
perSon?-(R. A.
AnsWer-Not after it entered the
stomach. There it would quickly sue
cumb and be digested.
Gall-Bladder Not Needed
Having suffered with what ap-
peared to be indigestion for several
months, went to and was
examined by their doctors. They say
I have cholecystitis and that I must
have the gall-bladder removed. Can
one regain ones former health after
removal of the gall-bladder, or does it
cause permanent damage?-J. H. L.
Answer-The gall-bladder has no
essential function in the present race.
Like the appendix, it will never be
missed.
Copyright, John F.. Ollie CO..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-09-10
CHAPTER XVI

Mounting slowly, as if reluctant to
break the spell, they followed the
little stream up the slope to where
it narrowed and at last lost itself
among the frs. Adela stopped. She
frowned at her watch.
We're going to be later than the
very devil, unless" She swerved
her horse, seized with a sudden
thought. Instead of following that
winding trail. let's cut across here
and pick it up north of the foothills.
That will save US at least an hour"
Ted groaned. IF all the hours
I've lost following shortcuts were
placed end to end" he began.
Il know. They'd reach back to
the Ark. But after all we can't miss
the desert, and we must save time.
So don't be so solemn. Take that
numbering horse out of my way and
I'll show you some plain and fancy
guiding"
"God help us ALL" was Ted's only
comment, as he fell in behind.
It was hard going. The way led
up the side of canon, and at its top
they followed dim game trail over
a grassy meadow and down again
into thicket of chaparral that tore
at their riding breeches and pulled
continually at their arms. 1t was a
hot and breathless place, hemmed in
by foothills. For an hour they rode
in silence, then she stopped.
Il don't like the way this trails
leading" she told him.
Ted laughed outright. Then
you're hard to please. The trails
been leading so many ways that
some of them should meet your ap-
prevail" He pointed to a guarled.
lightning shattered pine. "We've
passed that monarch of the forest
three times in the last half-hour."
"You're . shameless. barefaced
liar, my boy. If you don't like my
guiding, you try it."
"Not today. You guide this week
and I'll try my hand at it next"
Without answering she turned her
mare and. glancing at the western
sun, laid 4 course due north. So .
half-hour passed and at its end they
stopped on the edge Of deep canon.
A narrow trail made by deer or
cattle and washed by heavy rains
led steeply downward. It was hardly
more than series of irregular rocky
steps in the face of the cliff, and du-
biously they looked at the trail. then
At each other.
Adela shook her head. mot too
good. But they're used to rough
going, these horses, and. after all,
we've got to get across. Wed better
lead them down"
Ted dismounted. He looked down
into the granite, shadowy depths Of
the cafion. He frowned at the trail.
"Irl go first" he suggested.
From the start it was plain that
the desert horses had no great liking
for what must have seemed to then,
very crazy proceeding. Ted's roam
pulled abruptly back on the bride.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-09-10

voters who cast their ballots the A. candidates. This
support normally will their without the Democratic party
adopting the A. conserving let that leadership
dominate in the handling of the state campaign
Naturally such most welcome Democrats desire
victory but organization " other deliver solid
bocs of votes II the their
" A. machine they ALLEVIATE voters they
" A. leaders aunch supporters Of President Hoover
Who with some Nonpasans holding federal jobs bending
effort North fnespun
net which the Democrats should avoid They cannot this
separate the state from the national campaign Their big bet
Franklin D. Roosevelt If the Hoover successful
having the Democrats soft pedal Roosevelt this
capturing few state jobs cute political will have succeeded
The overture has the Of Twche trick to turn the faith
full Democrats from the straight and path.
Is it to be Principles Pelf?