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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-19

Andrew Heinle and son Junior were
callers ct the Fred LAib home Wed.
nesdAy.
Mr.. and Mira. Henry wagner were
Turtle Lake shoppers wednesday.
Edwin Heinle Was IN overnight
guest ct the, Henry wagner h0mo
Wednesday.
Edwin Bauer oNMcOlusky Il visit
Ing at the Paul Neuhardt home.
Henry Wagner and son Ruben we're
callers ct the Emanuel Keck home
Thursday.
Mr.. and M. Julius Kast, IT.. and
sons were Turtle Lake shoppers We'd
nesday.
Edwin Heinle spent the weekend
at his home here.
Theophil and Lydia Klein were
callers ct the Henry Wagner home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neuharth, Jr.,
and sons visited with Mrs. John Neu-
harth, 9r., Sunday.
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Saturday night to honor them with
a farewell party. They are going to
Little Forks, Mimi, to make their
future home. A silver collection was
presented them as q token of esteem
and remembrance. Luncheon was
served later In the evening.
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

Hanson who spent the weekend at
their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. O. Lem and daugh-
ter Laverne, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Olaf Lein and daughter Shirley,
motored to Dunseith Sunday and
visited with Helen Lem, who Is pa
tient at San Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hopkins
motored to Kenmare Sunday.
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Mrs. George Manly left Thursday
evening for Columbus, Ohio. where
she Will attend the postmasters' ma
tional CONVENTION Of which she Is .
delegate.
NJ. and Mira. L. B. McKibben and
family were Thursday dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes.
Thursday afternoon they left for
their home o. Hannibal, Missouri,
after . weeks visit here with rela.
tives.
Mr.. and AGrs. r. g. Torgerson and
Miss Pauline Fuehrer returned home
Tuesday evening from Minot and
White Earth.
Tbs local p. T. A. win hold their
November Ineeting Wednesday eve
ming. Nov. 7th, instead Of Nov. 9Th
On account Of election.
NrA p. p. Bliss. Mrs. Henry Lar
son and Mrs. Otto 9chlauch took
their al club members to Bismarck
Saturday where they were taken
through the new capitol building and
other places OF interest.
Mrs. Z. l.. Adams and Eddie, Jr,
came home Wednesday after .
weeks visit with relatives ct Elgin.
Miss Ma johnson. who has been
employed In Bismarck, came home
! Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Knutson OF
Fargo were Thursday afternoon visi-
tors Of Mrs. Knutson's graudpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. =. Heaton, sr.
Ars. VIM. McCloskey Of Sterling
spent Tuesday visiting her sister.
l(r8 John Kalla.
Reverend Harley Zeller Of Noonan
stopped in Mckenzie Thursday en-
route to jamestown.
Nrs. Evelyn Mork visited her
mother. Mrs. Carl Bystrom. Of Memo
kee Friday.
Mis- Margaret Olson spent satur.
day and Sunday Of her home in Bis
marck.
Lloyd wildfang and T. q. Coons
made . business trip to Fargo Fri.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Of Goodrich
were Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and Mrx
H. r. Raeshke.
/ Miss HaSel Simonson spent tho
weekend 1t her home near Garrison
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pounds Z gallon, dipped ice cream
Weighing considerably more to th1
H1Et than naeh91 - GSen
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La gaceta., 1934-10-04
LOS ~TRABAJADORES AID
VIERTEN UN PELIGRO
EN- LA TREGUA DE LA
INDUSTRIAL

San Francisco, oct. 4.-Jos-
eph A. Padway, letradS consul
tor de las uniones Cbreras de
Milwaukee, Eronunci6 hoy un
discurso ante los delegates de
la convention de la Federgcion
Americana del Trabajo, advir-
tiendo a los trabajadores que
no rindieron SuS armaS ante
ninguna tregua prOpuesta p0r
los magnates de la tindustria.
Yo estoy seg1rC-dijo Padway
que ell ,p~residante Roosevelt
en- SUI apelaci6n a los trabajad0-
res, para q. aceIptaran una tire
qua, no .ha ~pretandido coartar
nuestros derechos en- pro de la
contradiction ~odlectiva, nj des-
conocer los derechOS garantiZa-
dos por los c6digos de la NRA;
pero los patronos Sc Green con
derecho a seguir eNplotando ell
tl'abaiO de los ninos, a violar
la secci6n Ia del c6digo de la
industrial Y disponer que sus
hanqueros acumulen milloneS
mientras nos morimos de ham,
bre. DeSpuGs que Sc terminen
las SesiCmeS de la convention
William Green ira a entrevistar
Sc con ell PreSidente s9bre los
prcblemaS que confronta La Fe-
ieracion.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
LTSTOS LOS JU2AD0S QUE
HABRAN DE JUZGAR
A INSULT

Chicago, oct. 4.-Con feOha
de aver 9ued6 constitg.do e. ju
ral2 de y hombres, agricIltc
res banqueros, concentrates y
q" u EN- Ices, que ha5ran de
Q~q3r a Samuel insult, ell mag
NJ G de IA c,rp0raciGn de
3143, 600 que Sc vino al sue
10 a causa de las especulaciones
escardaloeas de su director. Los
abogadcs de insult nj este mos
trarCn ell mas minimo in.eres
en- La selecc.6n de Is jurados,
III presentar-n c]tjecionCs de
ninguna clasa. Insun sclamento
hubo de expreSar que le temia
mucho mas a la ex-c1si6n de-
.juicio que a sus consecuencias
definitivas. Ell hij0 del magma
te, tambien acus2do en- eS.a
causa no cre0 dificultades en- la
selection de los miembros del
.jurado.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
RENUNCIO Ell REPRESEN-
TANTE DE SCHOLTZ EN-
KEY WEST

Tallahassee, oct. 4.-El &C.
bernador Scholtz anunci6 aver
que julius F. Stone, Jr., admi-
nistrador de auxilioS federales
&e emergencies en- Key West,
que Sc encontraba actu3ndo CO.
mo representative personal del
gObierno del estadO, desarrollan
do ell programa de relhabilita-
ci6n en- aquella ciudad, habfa
renunoiado su puesto. La raz0n
de la renuncia parece eStar oa-
sada en- ell hecho de que Stone,
que va deSempena ell puesto de
director del programa de la
FERA EN- la Florida, ha sidO
nOmbrado administrator de ese
ORGANISING en- TODD ell diatritO
|sareSte. Treadway, actual di-
rector del departamento de ca
mines del estado, sera designa-
do pl2ra ell puesto que deja ell
ST.. Stone.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
Ell CORONEL S. L. LOWRY
A

FL gobern; 7or Sholtz, en- su
caracter de comandante EN- je-
lie de la Guardia Nacional de la
Florida, assemble aver al coro
mel Sumter L. Lowry, Jr., del
battalion 116 de artilleria de
campana, al puesto de Brigadier
General de las trCF3s de lineas
al mando de la brigada No. Sc
de artilleria de costas, brigada
que integran varios r~egimientos
de los estados de la Florida, A
labama y Mississippi.
Ell gcbernador no ha anuncia
do tOdavia qUien habra de sus-
THUR a Lowry en- su antique
puest9. De acuerdo con ell regla
mentO miiit2r tOmara ell mando
provisional de esa unidad ell TIE
niente coronel Homer w. Hes
terly, de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
ATENTADOS ~TERRORISTAs
EN- SANTIAGO DE CUBA

Habana, Octubre 4.-Tele-
grafian de Santiago de Cuba
que con motive de la toma de
possession del nuevo alcalde, Dir.
.Galinet, a cuyo acto mand6 un
representante ell DR.. Pelayo
.Cuervo, secretario de goberna-
.ci6n, Sc registraron ALI varios
atentados terroristas. Ell conner
clio mantiene cerradas sus puer
.tas Y los espectaculos pdblicos
no funcionan.
Los vecinos no salem a la ca
lie en- horas de la noche, por te
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
SOCIALES

estimada del cronista, ell paS3-
do domingo, por un grupo de
sus amigos, en- ell hogan de la
Srta. Eloisa Villoch.
ENp0ntaneo y sentido, ell tri-
.buto de simpatia a la Srta. La
riz.
Sc hicieron varios juegos y
Sc bail6.
Entire los concurrentes esta-
ban las Srtas. Nena Fernandez,
}Carmita Hinojosa, Rosa Ferra
ra, Alpha Castro, Raquel y Pc
lily Ficarrotta, Gloria Lariz, su
~simpatica hermana; Mary Lo-
rente, Rosa YaneZ, Graciela
Guerra Y las Sras. Mary V. Hi
nojosa, Dora Menendez, Emilia
Gomez, Ernestina PuleD, Cata-
lima Osperan, Sra. de Cayeta-
nc Lariz, m2dre amantisima de
Ia homenajeada; Rosa Santos y
Eva Blanco.
Con sabrosos cakes, que te-
nian ell nombre de la festejada
v ricos refrescos fue Obsequia-
dg la distinguish concurrencia.
I'm saludo afectuoso para
"Enri''.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
Ell R A BUTLER NO PO-
ORA HABLAR MAS POR LA
RADIO

Louisville, KY, Oct. A. La
estaci6n local de radio WAVE
desconect6 aver suis equipos de
la cadena NBC en- los momentos
en- que hablaba ell mayor gene
raj Smedley D. Butler, en- la con
venci6n de veteranoS de guerraS
extranjeraS, dando como razGn
de eSa draStica MEDIA la de
que ell general uSaba un leugua-
.je impropio para las audienciaS
de la radio.
Los veteranos han dejado sin
efecto ell prd16Sito que tenian
de utilizar a Butler para una
campana nacional, afirmando
que aunque ell lenguaje del gene
raj no es Objectionable para SuS
companeros, pudiera serlo para
los radio-eScuchaS, hombres mu
jeres Y ninos.
La cadena WEAF-NBC Sc so
lidariz6 con Ia acci6u de Nate
C. Lord. administrator de la eS
taci6n local, y tambien desconec
to suS m~icrofOnos durante la i'm
provisaci6n del impetuoSo gene
raj.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
COMERCIO SIGUE CERRA
DO

Habana, Oct. 4.-Informan
de Nuevitas que ell concrete
mantiene cerradas sus p%uertas,
en- protesta por la Ultima saliva
jada del ejercito que cost6 la
vida a una persona y heridas a
varias. Sin provocaci6n y sin
dar aviso la soldadesca dispa-
no sobre una manifestation en-
la que figuraban miles de per-
sonas, en- SUI mayorp afilados
al Partido Revolucionario.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
UN R~EPUBLICANO APOYA-
RIA A LOS Candidates
DEMOCRATAS

Washington, oct. 4,-El pro
feSOr Albert Levitt, de Reddiny
Conn.,, en- ura carta a Henry P.
Fletcher, presidente del Comite
Nacional Republican,. declara
que apoyara a los candidates
del new deal V no a is n0mi-
nados por la vjeja maquinaria
de su partido.
Los jefes republicanos, segin
ell professor, no tienen idealeS e
oonomicos Y los ideales politicos
son tales que ning1n ciudadano
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
PONZI Millionaire Y ES-
TAFADOR SALDRA DE
PORTADO Y SIN RECUR-
sos

Boston, oct. 4.-CharleS Pom
ii, ex-banquero estafador, que
sc hizo famCSo en- Ell mundo en-
tero en- Ell ano de 1920 explotan
do la candidez del pdblico con
m plan de inverSi0nes que pa
gaban hasta ell 25% mensual
sobre las caNtidades invertidaS,
saldra para Napoles EN- ell Vul-
cania, deportado por ell gobier-
no despu9s de haber cumplido
II amos de prisi6n y sin un cen
La gaceta., 1934-10-04

tavo en- ell bolsitlo para ha erie
frente a los gaStos de viai2.
Seglln los caIculos m~1s de
$40, 900 Sc desvhnecieron
entire los ded2s habiles de este
estafador international Y aIho-
ra no ha podido levantar $500
para apaiar ante la corte ST.
prema de Ia orden de de-. orta-
cion, nj reunir 10 necesario pa
ra llevar consigo a su esposa.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
ROWE TRIUNFO EN-
UN SENSATIONAL
DUFLO DE PIT H 5

Detroit. oct. 4.-Este s-gdn-
do desafio de la SER murld,al
.ha sido v5rdaderamcnte sensa-
cional, librandcae u n2uelo de
DiaJhers en' e el eX-cCieglal
Rowe, por los tigres, y Ha'la-
han V Bill Walker, por los car
denales.
En- el noveno ''inning", Fox
do un hit Y avanz6 a segunda,
siendo impulsado a "hCne" con
I'm jlote del sureno w ker,
mandado a batear de emergen-
ella. Este empat6 ell juego e hi
70 salir del st X" = Hallahan
que fua suss,ituidC Tor Bill Wal
ker.
Hasta ell noveno, cuanto Ha-
llhan fu6 retirado, el duelo ha-
bia sido intereSantisimo.
Rowe lanz0 de manara admi-
ratle desde ell principle y deS-
cues del noveno pan ella en- me-
jor forma, siryiendo "ponche5f
a diestro y siniestrc. Martin lie
lego a segunda, per tubey, en-
ell onceno, pero ALI Sc Qued0.
La rnotaci6n Sc empato 2 a
IL en- Ell noveno, adquiriendo ma
yor inter6s ell desafio, y perma-
neciendo Rowe y Walker Elm
transitables"
Orsatti descarg6 un "tribey"
en- el segund2, hacienda anotar
2 Delaney, ell catcher, que ha-
5fa pegadC de hit.
La otra carrera del st. Louis
sc hiZo con tres "hits" de Mar
tin, Medwick Y Collins.
Los tigres Ihicieron So pri-
'mera carrera en- ell cuarto, con
''tubey' de Rogel y 'tubey"'
de Fox.
En- ell d6cimo segundo inning,
"Ganso" Goain descarg6 un o
portunisimo Shit, impulsan-
do a Gehringer, que Sc hallaba
en- segunda, luego de que Wal
ker habia dado dos transferen-
cias.
Rowe mereci6 la victoria por
su imponderable control, que
ell publico ovacion6.
No Sc bate6 de "jcnr6n". I'm
desafia con honra para venci-
dos y vencedOres.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
bet. 900 100 0O1 OO1 &c III De
st. l.. oil 600 900 GEO &c IN Be
ANUNCIESE EN-
LA GACETA
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
rue Sc respete a 81 mismo pue-

que Sc respete a 81 mismo pue-
de acatarlos. "El Comite Nacio
nal no rerresenta a los h9m0res
lie las tIIas rJpablicanas y no
= prese1 "a a los elecIores indie
fandien IS de la n3ci6n. Rapre
eer5a 10 a Us man.puiadores
d. una ,orrompida m%aguinaria
que sacrifica el mejora-
miento del pueblo en- beneficio
de su ph-pia gan ncia.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
Fiesta de despedidn

4 t''ttt w "NoPcot""
Ell pasado domingo tuvo efec
to uGnIa reunion familiar en- ell
hogan del DIR. Ibrahim Garcia
para despedir a la arlaudida pa
reja de bale Christian ct Cha
risse, que con gran exito actua.
ron en- esta localidad.
Hoy por la tarde, parten pa
ra la Habana los valiosos baila-
rines.
Tn contrato con ell teatro Ma
cional, de la urbe habanera, les
hizo apresurar ell viaje.
Por su trato afable Y amisto-
SO dejan gratoS recuerdos en- es-
ia ciudad, donde sumaron mu-
chos admiradores.
Una feliz travesia y muchos
tiunfos son mis- deseoS. q
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
FL Tampa Heights CjUic Club

FL Tampa Heights CiUic CLUB
Preplra una fiesta para ell
viernes, en- su local de Robes
Park. Sc llamara Cards and
Bunco Party.
Pueden separar sus mesas
lpor ell telefono M 65-174 de la
avenida de Michigan, residen-
ella de Ma Sra. Mary C. Roberts,
que tiene a su cargo la organi-
zacion de la fiesta.
Con 10 que Sc recaude Sc aten
deran Mas necesidades de los nj
nos de la barriada y sus Alfredo
dores en- Christmas.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
MURIO Ell HOMBRE DE PIE
ORA

Habana, Oct. 4-El "hou-
bre de piedra," que por tanto
tempe Sc exhibi6 en- ferris y cir
cos. falleci6 hace dos dias, vic
TINA de una enfermeiad del co
raz6n. Sc hallaba recluido en-
un hospital de Santiago de Gu
ba.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
EXPLOTO UNA BOMBA EN-
Ell DE CANA
GUEY

Habana, Oct. 4.-Una bonn
ba explot6 aver en- la tienda
"El Encanto," de Camaguey,
estimandose las p6rdidas en-
$500.
En- la carretera de Guanaba-
Goa explot6 un petardo, causan
do averias al tendido electrico.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
TrdSLddO

TrdSlddO
Ell DR.. Ism2el Angulo ha tras
lado sus oficinas de la Gale Is
para Lamar numero 1906, don
de desde ell lunes empez6 a dar
sus ~consultas, de 3 a 5 y a horas
convenidas.
Ha puesto otro telefOnO, con
ell numero M 1921.
Quedan enterados Sus ellen
ties.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
Ell picnic de los
HijOs de Italia

Sc estan vendiendo gran nd-
nero de tickets para la fiesta
campestre de esta sociedad, en-
ell parque La Columna, el dia
81 de este mes.
FL programme estara llenO de
atraccioneS.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
NOR a ser maltratados por la
fuerza publica.

Frente a una estaci6n de pO-
licia hizo explosion una bomba
dando origen a un incendio.
Los soldados custodian la casa
ayuntamiento y ell edificio del
gobiernO provincial.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
AVISO DE LlCENCIA DE LA CIUDAD

La lcencia ocupacional, professional y
de negocios parcel ano fiscal que termina en-
So de oeptiembre de 1885, sera vencida y pa
gable ell l. de Octubre de 1884, al recauda.
dor de contribuciones y tesorero de Ia c;,,-
dad, en- ell edificio del ayuntamiento. FL M
obtener la licencia constituye una falta an
jeta a la pena que senala una ordenanza en-
vigor.
&c, KELLER,
Recaudador de Contribuciones de Ia ciudaa
La gaceta., 1934-10-04

Simpdtjco dgape
Ofrecido a la agraciada Srta.
IEnriqueta Lariz, amiga muy
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
Ell Cabaret Annual

Ell C0bdTet Annual
Notable entusiasmo Sc obser-
va para la fiesta que ell Centre
Asturiano celebrara en- sus am
plies salones de la avenida de
Nebraska, ell dia II de Noviem
bre.
Una conocida orquesta estara
encargada del prOgrama baila-
BILE.
SECURE dando detalles.
La gaceta., 1934-10-04
Did de la Rdzd

Did de la Rdzd
La Logia Loyal Knights cele-
ibrara este dia con una fiesta,
en- ell Centre Asturiano.
Segun hemos anunciadO esta
preparandose ell programme.
Nogales international., 1934-12-15
Putting Christmas Spirit In Business

Christmas 1884 is a reminder that the heyoay ol
the "go-getter" is past, believes Wash Young authoI
Of "A Fortune to Share" and the man who has soo
more than million dollars worth OF insurance every
year during the depression. 49,
"The Christmas season. says MI. Young III the
December Rotaran Magazine, finds business ana
professional men Of the world faced with great
changes in prospect Perhaps the greatest Of these IS
the growing realization that instead OF making get
ting cur first consideration with public welfare tax
inc care of ITSELF we SHALL have to put public welfare
first and to find & way to do business in spite OF
change For my own part, believe that such change
will make for greater all around prosperity than we
have ever known before and am certain that every
one Of us will be happier
This" he continues, "will make it hard for the
cut and out go-getter who can think only from his
own selfish Viewpoint. But the go-gctter is already
n 8 Jam and he should welcome anything that pro
nli8cs to better his outlook Go-getting has never
for req, happiness, for the man who practices it
nearly always becomes cynical insncere, shfty, and
cast down by failure, puffed up by passing success
ees He may make big showing for time, but rare
" does he show the stamina and consistent results
over the years that go with go giving.
II offer this conclusion, not as opinion but as
q fact based on observation of business and profes
sional men under all sorts of conditions.
"In trying to apply the lesson Of Christmas to
my Gaily work, and from watching others who have
made t1e same effort know that it is. really more
blessed and far more practical to give than to receive
The go-giver, the man to whom service is a way OF
Nogales international., 1934-12-15
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
SANTA CRUZ.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PRO
PERTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE AND GUARDIANSHIP OF
JESUS CASTILLO, a Minor:
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of an order of the
Superior Court Of the State of Ari-
IONA in and for the County of San
ia Cruz, made on the 25th day of
September, 1884, in the matter of
the estate and guardianship of Je-
sus Castillo, minor, the under
signed as guardian Of the person
and estate of said minor, will sell
at public auction to the highest
bidder, subject to confirmation by
said Court. the following described
real property. to-Wit:
An undivided one-half inter
est in and to the North half
(N1s) Of the Southwest quarter
(SW13), and the Southeast
quarter (SE1i) Of the South
west quarter (SW1D of Section
twenty-two (22). and the North
east quarter (NE1D of the
Northwest quarter (NWA) OF
Section twenty-seven (2O, III
Township twenty-thrae (23),
South of Range fourteen QG
East Of the Gila and Salt River
Meridian, Arizona. containing
one hundred sixty Q60D acres.
according to the official Plat OF
the Survey CT the said land. re-
turned to the General Land Of
flee by the Surveyor General.
Said sale will be made On the
9th Gay of December, 1884, at II
o'clock A. M. of that day, at the
main door Of the Court House in the
City of Nogalcs, in said county and
state.
The terms Of said sale will be;
Cash, in lawful money Of the Unit
cd States. payable ten Q0%a) pei
cent at the time of such auction
and the balance upon confirmation
of such sale by this Court.
Dated at Nogales, Arizona. on this
the lst day Of December. 1884.
/ PETRA MIRANDA DE HUGHES
Guardian Of the person and es-
state of Jesus Castillo, q minor
Q2-1 tf)
Nogales international., 1934-12-15

doing starts by being kind to himself in the way
have Indicated In seeking to give his best to his fe
lows he works without the tension that goes with 60
getting. lie does not suffa from either the violent
ups downs that go with getting. The giving
habit keeps him calm and poised He is never trapped
in his fasehoods because he speaks the truth
Having only the right motives, he has nothing to
ceal fear And the practical side to it all is that
usually he finds that in return the world gives to him
more than he expected-in prosperity Of all kinds
instead Of money prosperity only
Many hero who has "gone over the top2'ttswould
shrink from acting as judge at baby sheW:
In 1861 the South went to war to preserve its
Estates rights. Now it is breaking its neck to give them
away
a recent survey discloses that the average man
prefers a wife who can cook Those survey experts
are simply finding out everything.
Unfortunately quiet home wedding doesn't in
sure quiet home life thereafter.
We often wonder why the Bible continues to be
The best seller when few people wear one out
Nogales international., 1934-12-15
TO
GLENDALE AIRPORT

Tom White left yesterday for the
Glendale, California, airport, where
he has been transferred by the
Aerovias Centrales air line. Ray
mend Dalton has succeeded him as
manager of the Nogales Interna-
tional airport.
PIMA SHERIFF.
Nogales international., 1934-12-15

Alfredo Reyes Gonzalez, Nogales.
Sonora, curio store owner, returned
yesterday from a trip to Hermo-
sillo.
Nogales international., 1934-12-15

Frank Bejaranc CT knights Gar
age at work as usual and in a good
humor despite q severe attack Of
the flu.
Nogales international., 1934-12-15
OBSERVED
HERE AND THERE

Manuel Mascarenas with a baby
mountain lion in his sedan parked
en- Morley avenue. 1t is gift from
G friend in the state of Coahuila.
Nogales international., 1934-12-15
PIMA SHERIFF

Sheriff John Bolton Of Pima
county was Nogales visitor Tues
day.
Nogales international., 1934-12-15

Sheriff Harold Brown declaring
he is going to quit raising geese,
guineas and ducks because they eat
too much.
Nogales international., 1934-12-15

4 very good picture of Bob Grae-
fe, wife, and daughter, at the Lohn
Studio.
Nogales international., 1934-12-15

A wedding Of interest to our COM
munity was that of Miss Wilma
Margaret Waggener of Tucson to
Walter Eugene Wilcox of Ga, den
Canyon, which was solemnized at
the First Baptist church in Tucson
Sunday evening at $50. Rev: r. 8.
Beal. read the informal marriage
service. Over q thousand friends
ard relatives Of the young couple
witnessed the ceremony.
A reception was held after the
wedding at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Wag-
gencr. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox
left for two weeks honeymoon, to
the Grand Canyon, and points OF
interest in the northern part of the
state. They will also visit Ebert
Brooks and Vernon Reeves at Flag
staff, who are attending the Ari-
zona State Teachers College, They
will be at home to their friends in
Garden Canyon after January 1st
These attending the wedding
from Our community were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira D. Brooks and family, Mrs.
L. L. Heavner and family, Mrs. L.
E. Heavier and daughter Grace,
Miss Edith Turner, Mrs. Chas Reev-
es and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. L..
w. Klene and daughter ,Marstel,
Misses Iva Warner, Grace Ramsey,
June Ramsey, Virginia Anderson,
Dorothy Dalton, Jewel Parker and
Mrs. j. H. Buck and Mrs. C. r.
Nally of Empire Canyon.
Nogales international., 1934-12-15

Mrs. Ira Brooks, son Stayton and
daughter Margaret, were business
visitors in Nogales Saturday.
Nogales international., 1934-12-15

T. D. Boyd left Monday for Mex
leo City after q several days stay III
Nogales.
Nogales international., 1934-12-15

Misses Marstel Klene and Doro-
thy Dalton entertained at the
Klene home Saturday evening. The
evening was spent in playing gam
es and dancing, after which delic-
ious refreshments were served.
Nogales international., 1934-12-15

The Elgin Community Club will
hold its regular business meeting
luncheon at 1890 Saturday, Dec.
18th Members bring plate, knife
and fork.