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, 1934-11-13
MUCHA GENIE
VISITO PUNTA
ISABEL
Especial para Fl Heraldo)

PUNTA ISABEL, Nov. 10 Mu-
chisimos RESIDENCES del Vale del
Rio Grande. visitaron este puerto
el dia del Armisticio, calculandoSe
en- mas de 1000 persons el nu-
nero que vinieron a visitar Ell fu-
turo puerto del Vale. Y a la misma
e q inspeccionar un crucerc de
seryicio ligero perteneciente a Ia
marina Americana. 81 cual lego a
esta ciudad el Sabado.
Segun manifesto el ST. s. I.
Jackson. Secretario de Ia Camara
de Concrete local Sc encontraban
mas de 5000 AUTOMOBILES estacio-
nadoS cerca de donde Sc estan lie
vando a cabo los trabajoS de cons
truccion del YolJeadero.
Durante TODD Ell dia de Ia fiesta.
centenares de personals viSitaron Ell
barco de Servlcio ligero Active.
perteneciente al Servicio de Guarda
CoStaS del Gobierno Americana, aSi
como Ia draga "AbSecon," encon-
trandoSe amboS ancladoS en- ell
Volteadero.
Durante la fiesta hubo un mitin
de personals al rededor del antique
faro en- eSta ciudad. h~abiendose
reunido un buen numero a escu-
char a los oEadores, entire los cua-
les figure Ell Representative del
CongreSO por este diStrito, ST.. Lie.
Milton II. West.
En- ST. dlScurso, Ell Representative
al Congress- dijo que Ell Vale tenia
maEnlilcaS oportunidadeS para
d-eSarrollarse en- los amos que vie
men, pero que era ~necesaria Ia CO.
operation de todoS los residences
para que este pudieSe r~ealizarSe.
Discutio algunas Eases del proyec-
to del Puerto. diciendo que ell pals
neceSitaban mas fortificaciones en-
u coStaS como protection en- ca
70 de emergencies.
Tambien dijo que el favorecia ell
proyecto de establecer una eStacion
de entrenamiento para cadetes de
aviacion, tanto de photos de avio-
mes amfibioS como de aviones CO.
muneS Esta clase de estacion naval
de entrenamiento seria de gran be-
neficio para Ia region.
Otros Oradores en- ell programa
fueron Ell Lie. James "A. Louthan de
San Benito, v Ell Coronel Leigh
Hunt.
Fl Jues electo del Condado de
Cameron. ST. Lie. oscar q. Dancy
dijo. "El Vale ma sido favorecido
pOr Ell GOblerno. y debe de tomar
todas las oportunidadeS que se le
ofrecen para su desarrollo. de
biendo reinar la cooperation y Ia
ammonia entire todos sus residen-
teS."
FL Teniente Comandante Risley,
del Cuerpo de GuardacoStas fue
agaSajado con un banquete en- ell
Hotel Brazos de eSta ciudad. do
las gracias a los RESIDENCES de Pun
Ia Isabel for Ell agaSajo Y dijo ade-
mas que Sentia verdaderaS ats
faccion en- haber sido ell primero
en- haber traido un barco ligero
del gobierno a aguas de este puerto.
, 1934-11-13
INICIASE Una
OFENSIVA EN-
Ell CHACO

LA PAZ. Bolivia, Nov. l3.-P-
FL MiniStro de Ia Guerra anun-
clio hoy que la Gran ofensiva en-
prendida contra Ell ala derecha del
Elercito Paraguayo. continue con
toda intensidad. hacia las reservas
p%etroleraS de Bolivia. Y aun anne
naza el centre mismo del enemigo.
Un communicate Official informa
que las tropaS B~olivianas han cap
turado Ell fuerte "27 dc Noviembrer
v que durante los lltimos cinco dias
las fuerzaS dc Bolivia han caDtu-
RADIO Is millas de territorio al enc
migo.
Una gran manifestation com-
pueSta como de $1,000 personals re-
corrio las Gales de La Paz anoche
c~elebrando Ia victoria obtenida.
, 1934-11-13
Sc Establecera
Meteorologica

FL servicio Meteorological de In
vierno sera eStablecido en- Ell Vale
Ell primer dia de diciembre, mar
cando con este Ell cuarto aniversa-
rio de su fundacion en- el Vale.
e nuevo Servicio Meteorological
&c e~ncargara de difundir y estudiar
la manera mas apropiada para con-
trarreStar los efectoS de los hielos
en- eSta region. publicando oportu-
namente todos los datos del ITEM
20 y predicciones basadas en- los
estudioS y reportes de otras regio-
neS del pals y del eXtranjero como
Ia parte u del Canada y algunas
porcioneS de Mexico.
, 1934-11-13

Las Licencias Matrimoniales ex-
pedidas en- Ia Oficina del Condado
fueron las Siguientes: Maurie Her.
bert Foster v Ann Theresa Barrett:
Charles j. Bell y Mona Elf; Mar
celino Cabrera Y Manuela LaSo,
Albert A. Dillon y Lou Collie.
Sc do entrada en- Ia Corte Civil
de DiStrito a las siguientes deman-
das: o. N. EcholS VS.. Henry r.
Jouer ct al. Central Texas Securities
Company VS.. I. r. Sibson ct al:
Isaiah McLin VS.. Edith McLin. de-
manda de divorcio: Ena c. Wilson
vs.. Howell B. Wilson, demanda de
divorcio.
Irineo RoSales fue multado un
dollar Y costos en Ia Corte del Juez
de PaZ John Martin el lunes por Ia
tarde. Sc lie iuzgo como preSunto
alterador dc IN paE publica-
, 1934-11-13
m0DERN0 EQU|P0 P0LIC|AC0 DE RADIO
Mas de Mil Marineros
Decretaron Huelga

GEBU, Flipinas, Nov. l3.-tH1-
Cincuenta buques. que hacen el
servicio entire este grupo de iSlas,
sc encontraban paralizadoS hoy,
despueS de haber rehusado sus tri-
pulantes algunaS ofertas que les
fueron hechas para ~arreglar e. au-
mento de salaries que pedian.
Mas de 1000 marineros 81 en-
oontraban sin trabalo hoy, todos
ellos pertenecian a las tripulaciones
de los barcos citadoS. La huelga ne
marineros Sc llevo a caoo Ell dia 2
del preSente mes, habiendo pedido
los marineroS un aumento de I'm
veinte por ciento en- suS salaries,
pidiendo ademAS que Sc fijaran.
Un aumento de un ounce por
ciento fue acceptable por so oficiales
de marina, los cualeS Sc habian uni~
do a la huelga del dia 2 del pre-
sente mes ESa miSma oferta fue
rehusada por los demaS marineroS.
, 1934-11-13
Herriot Presenta 81
SUI Renuncia

PARIS, Nov. 1872 Eduardo
Herriot. cuya renuncia motive Ia
caida del Gabinete del Primer Nj
nistro Doumergue. diIo hoy que los
motives que tubo para abandonar
a Su jefe fueron la creencia que
tenia de que g ~preparaba IN golpe
de eStado.
Dio a cOnOcer SuStemores en- pu-
blico. despues de Saber que Ell eX-
Primer MiniStro Doumergue 10 a.
tacaba en- c0nversacioneS Verbales
acuSandolo de haber precipitado In
caida del Gabinete.
Heriot dice que rehuS0 aceptar
las apropriacioneS de emergencla
propueStaS por Doumergue, debido
a que este lie habio en- terminus en-
comiaSticoS del Mariscal MacMa-
hon, y Solamente lie reprocho Ell no
haber proyeido de fondoS suficien-
ties para 81 famoSo Coup DEtat."
, 1934-11-13
Habra Trabajo Para
Muchos Obreros

Para los mlllOneS dc OoTeIOS SIn
UabalO que al preSente * en-
cientran en- este pals sc les abri-
ran nuevoS horl1onteS y fuenJeS
de vida, Seggn los planes que a pc
Sente sc eSLan eStudiando en- Wash
lngJon. Las r~amlilcacloneS de tan
gIganleSco plan sc eStudiaran Ell
microbes dc Ia preSente Semana,
pero muchaS de las ideas que Sc
pretenoen iniundir prooaolemente
nc Seran dlScutidaS Sino haSta deS-
pueS de algunoS dlaS. quiZa no an
ties de los primeroS diaS de dlclem-
bre.
Tomando la proposition desde el
punto &c vista emergencies en- Ia
administration de Socorros dileron
hoy que los yasloS planes a Sc
tenian en- eStudio con el objeto de
eStablecer una serie de talleres pa
"a iabricar algunoS aTticuloS deSti-
nadoS a los sin trabajoS.
81 e~StaDlecera una fabrlca dc
ZapatOS GeSlgnada para producer
1909 aaIeS &c calzado Semanaria-
mente. Tenerias par Ell curtimiento
oe cueros \ pieleS, que sc uSaran
en- las miSmaS fabrlcaS o talleres
propueStoS por Ia Administration
de SocorroS.
Sc cCntruIran varloS ediilclOS
deStlnados a albergar los tallereS, y
otroS para iabrica de ropa donde sc
~produciran yeStldoS y Sobretodos pa
"a muchacnoS y ademaS abrigoS pa
"a damaS, tambien habra I'm de-
partamento donde Sc manufacture
ran pantalones con n production
de 200 pares por semana. dichoS
arteiactos Seran deStinadoS para
los neceSitadoS ~indigenteS.
lgualmente habra otraS indus
triaS. como algunas deStinadaS a
la manufacture de lafrilloS. con
capacidad para producer $4,000 la
dr1llos semna-iamente. que Seran
uSadoS EN- Ia construction para los
neceSitadoS.
FL plan delineado acknowledgements
pondra a TRAFALGAR a infinidad de
personals. de una manera perma-
nent, Segun sc eXpreSa.
, 1934-11-13
Armenian Los Envios
De Metal al Japon

GALVESTON, Tex. Nov. 49,
tRl-LaS consignaciones de metal
vielo hechas al Japon durante el
mes oe Octobre de este ano, fueron
triplicadaS, comparaandolas con las
haoidas en- Octubre del ano paSado.
Los datos compilados aqui. de-
nnuestran que los embaruues he
enos durante Ell mes dc Octubre de
1884. iueron dc 20.47823l &c lioraS
y Ia ha0iuaS en- 81 me- dc octubre
Qt 1855 Aegaron tan solo a Ia can
mdad DO 7902.S7Q AhraA
, 1934-11-13
Un Hornbre Acusado
De Cortar a Tres
Especial Para I'll Heraldol

1EopttIdI FdTd q HeTAIuOI
SAN BENITO. Nov. 49, Pedro
Flores. residente de esta ciudad w
~encuentra en- Ia carcel. habiendose-
X hecho cargos como presunto res
ponsable de una Serie dc rinas en-
las cuales resultaron tres personals
heridas con arma punzo cortante.
Martin Cabrera fue quien result
10 con mayores lesiones. " en- GUAM
70 a las otras dos personals heridas
no sufrieron leSiones de irnportan-
cia.
, 1934-11-13
No Pudo Otorgar Una
Fianza de Mil Pesos

En- una a~udiencia preliminar que
Sc verified esta mahana en- a corte
del Juez de PaZ Bertram Combe, 80
hicieron formales cargos en- contra
de Juen Grandao. residente do
Las TraSqullaS." por andar name
iando un aulOmovl EN- los caminns
del condado en- eStado de- ebriedad.
Los cargOs 10 fueron formuladuH
por las lutDridadeS que investiRa-
ron el choque IN ri cual perdI6 I'm
vida Candida DlEado. Ell cual Ne
registro AnOcne por Ell canine que
conduce de esta ciudad N I'm PLAN
taci6n "Sou.hmost
III Juez Combe flo una fianza
de $1,000 n Granada. la cual no
pudo otorZar. encontrandose to
davia detenido
, 1934-11-13

sonas mas eScaparon de ser herr
das por balas perdidas. diciendo que
otros cazadores. habia hecho fuego
en- direction de ellos. a unas ance-
a yendo las balas a pasar muy
cerca dc clos.
Las leyes dc GAIA Y Pcsca prohi-
ben el uSo de carabinaS dc bala raza
en- IN caceria d dichaS aves.
, 1934-11-13
Vicepresidente
Invitado a S. Antonio

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nov. 49,
R-El Vice P~residente John ".
Garner fue invitado por Ia asocia-
cion de los Odd fellows a las juntas
que sc verificaran en- San Antonio.
durante la presente semana.
Fl Vice Presidente Garner eS
hlemoro de la aSociacion en- Ell con-
clio de Uvalde.
Las Iuntas comenzaran ell viernes
de la preSente Semana.
, 1934-11-13
Prohibese la GAIA De
PdtoS Con Bala Rdzd

VariaS quejaS Sc habia reportado
hoy a los inspectoreS de GAIA y
pesca de que algunos cazadoreS de
patos Y anceraS en- eSta region es-
taban usando rifles para matar a
aveS
Dicen las quejaS due varios ca
-2dorcs Sc habisn csCapado dc ser
Gle las balaS perdidaS a.
consecuencia dc ssto. Algunas paE-
, 1934-11-13
Sc Nombro Embajador
Belpa a los E. Unidos

BRUSELAS, Belgicas Nov. l3.-
Fp-El nombramiento del Condo
Roberto Van Der Straeten Ponthoz
como embajldo. ante Ell gobierno
de EstadoS Unidos. fue anunciado
oficialmente in las oficinal del
Ministerio do Relacionea hoy.
Nogales international., 1934-12-08
Memorial Service
Held Bv Local EIks

Beautiful impressive memorial
services for seven members of the
order who have passed away the
past year and q half were held
Sunday evening at the F1ks Lodge.
Robert Nj. CoGsar was master Of
ceremonies, presiding for Exalted
Ruler Herman Medin, who hss been
ILL.,
R2v. H. P Watkins. speaker of
the evening, spoke OH Charity, FL
deity, Brotherly Love and Justice.
TIE musical program included a
vocal solo by Mrs. Louis Hudgin,
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
?. j. Bughman; q violin selection
by Miss Gwcndolyn Noon accom-
panied by Mrs. Walter Noon ct the
piano; and selections by Peltiers
orchestra.
The seven absent brothers whose
names were read at the memorial
were William A. O'Connor. william
Bremen, Irve Underwood, J. Leo
Coltman, r. @. Leatherman, Harry
r. RenshaW and Joseph A. Cum
ming
Nogales international., 1934-12-08
IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, STATE
Of ARIZONA

ia tAEl1EOItA
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate cf Frank Sawyer, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the un-
1ersigned Southern Trust Company,
Administrator with the VIII An
neycd of tho Estate CT Frank Saw
yer, deceased, to the creditors CT
and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication of this notice
10 the said Administrator with the
VIII Annexed at the office of said
Southern Trust Company in the
Trust Building, in the City of No
gales, Arizona, the same being the
place for the transaction of the
business of said estate, In said
County Of Santa Cruz.
SOUTHERN TRUST CON-
PANY, SIS Administrator
with the Will Annexed Of
the Estate Of Frank Sawyer,
deceased.
BY Grover MarSteller,
ASST Secretary.
Dated at Nogales, Arizona, this 2eth
day of October, 1884.
pub. lilo weeks)
Nogales international., 1934-12-08
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER
GENERAL LAND OFFICE at Phoe-
nix, Arizona, December 3, 1884.

xOn.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE at Phoe-
nix, Arizona, December 3, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that
James T. Garrett, of Tubac, Ari2o-
na, who, on December 20, 1929.
made Stock Raising Homestead En-
try, Act of 12-29-16, No. 067222, for
Lots /, 2, 8, 4, WlAE1a, VIZ, (AlD,
Section l3, Township 81 S., Range
IL E., G. e. S. r. B. g. Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to
make Final Three Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before r. L. O'NEILL,
UNITED STATES COMMISSION
Err, at Nogales, Arizona, on the
10th day CT January, 1885.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Bird yoas, Of AYnado, Arizona.
John Wisdom, Of Tubac, Arizona.
Clarenc, Barringer, Of Tubac, Ari-
coma.
Arthur Lee, of A1nado, Arizona.
To be published for consecutive
weeks in "Nogales international"
Nogales, Arizona, ist publication
December 8, 1894.
r. j. KEOHANE,
Register.
Nogales international., 1934-12-08

Richard faced him. Haddon, shaken
and gray, began to count.
"One, two, TIL"
Suddenly white-clad figure sprang
out Of the shadow of the shrubbery.
Like a flash it leaped between the
duelists. Nancy covered Richard with
her own body.
Stop she cried, painting, you'll
have to shoot me first, Rod!"
Roddy recoiled, his mouth fell open,
his eyes fixed themselves on hers-ln-
credulous, startled, maddened wi:si
surprise. There was a terrible mo-
ncnt of silence.
God, you love him!" he gasped.
His father, broken loose from Lo-
max now, had him by the arm, he
wrenched the pistol from the boys re-
laxed fingers. Roddy sagged over
against him, while Nancy still faced
aim, her face as white as a star and
1er beautiful hair tumbling about her
shoulders.
Roddy was dumb.
Mr.. Gordon dragged him along.
Gomez he said husleily, and then:
you young fool, you, she loves him
you've made trouble enough, let 'en,
alone!" he whispered.
Roddy was still speechless. He
yielded to the older mans force; he
let himself be dragged away, Lomax
and Haddon following them-as dumb
as he was. They walked slowly. Twice
Roddy stumbled. His ears were sing
ing, but he heard his fathers voice,
Liter moment.
You young donkey, you" and then
it broke and grew husky; something
melted in him. He looked at the boys
detected face.
Pm proud of YOU"
Roddy was silent, his head sagged
with his shoulders, his face burned.
He knew now the price his sister had
paid to keep him out of jail, and the
iron entered into his soul. He had
come, at last, to the beginning of re-
pentance
The father and son went slowly, and
he other two, Lomax and Haddon
melted quietly away toward the river
meadow.
Richard stood still, rooted to the
spot, his face as white as his shirt,
his eyes were on Nancy, and hers were
fixed on the distance where her father
and her brother had gone. Suddenly
It came to her that they had gone
home and left her. Left her along,
with the man she had married. She
irew a quick breath, a wave of GRIM
son rose slowly, it rose all over her
quivcring young body and rushed up
to her white face. Her eyes sank and
her hands shrank together. She was
alone-left behind-and he was silent.
But she had heard what he said to her.
father and to the others. He had said
he loved her, that he was proud that
she bore his name! !
The silence grew and grew. 1t seetn-
ed to her that it was killing her. She
heard the drip of moisture from the
quivering boughs Of the trees; the
faint fragrance Of opening buds cam4
Nogales international., 1934-12-08
CAR STRIKES COW

A COW and three cars were in
volved in collision OH the NO.
gales~Tucson road Wednesday night
about 10 miles south of Tucson.
Trouble started when car driven
by Al Sands of Nogalcs, struck O
rowing COW and Sands lost control,
hitting car driven by Manuel We
ga of Ruby. Sands then struck
Manuel Padilla's car, and conse-
Quent injuries to Mrs. Padilla ne
cessitated her trip to q Tucson
hospital. Sands escaped with few
scratches.
Nogales international., 1934-12-08
LEGAL NOTICE

LEWIS j. WEST, HULET S TER
RILL, Defendants, Greeting:
You Are Hereby Summoned and re-
CURED to appear n an action
brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the Superior
Court of Santa Cruz County, State
of Arizona, and answer the amend
ed Complaint therein filed with the
Clerk Of this said Court, at Nogales,
in said County, within twenty days
after the service upon you of this
Summons if served in this said
County, or in all other cases within
thirty days thereafter, the times
above mentioned being exclusive Of
Nogales international., 1934-12-08
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
AMI by virtue of an order of the
Superior Court of the State of Ari-
zona 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, a 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
sad Court, the following described
lGdl pAOkJCA W, IO-WAC'
An undivided one-half inter-
est in and to the North half
(Nk) of the Southwest quarter
(SWH), and the Southeast
quarter (SEH) of the South
west quarter (SW1D of Section
twenty-five (22), and the North
cast quarter (NEA) Of the
Northwest quarter (NWAD Of
Section twenty-seven CID, in
Township twenty-tarec (23).
South of Range fourteen (14)
East Of the Gila and Salt River
Meridian, Arizona, containing
one hundred sixty QG0) acres,
according to the official Plat OF
the Survey OF the said land. re-
turned to the General Land Of
flee by the Surveyor General.
Said sale will be made on the
9th day of December, 1884, at IL
o'clock A. NJ. of that day, at the
main door of the Court House in the
City Of Nogalcs, III said county and
state.
The terms Of said sale will be:
Cash, in lawful money of the Unit
ed States payable ten Q0%) per
cent at the time Of such auction
and the balanc2 upon confirmation
of such sale by this Court.
Dated ct Nogales, Arizona, on this
the 1st day Of December, 1884.
PETRA MIRANDA DE HUGHES
Guardian of the person and es-
state of Jesus Castillo, G minor.
Q9-1 tf)
Nogales international., 1934-12-08

Roddy blazed, at white heat,
wrenching himself away from him.
Pm here to avenge my sisters hon
or" he shouted, IF you've forgotten it,
l haven't, I'm a Gordon still
Gordon fddle-sticks his father
shook with passion as great as his
ITS damned pity you didn't think
of being a Gordon before, you young
scalawag! D'you happen to know that
that mans money kept you out OF
jail?"
His son gasped. For moment he
was dumb. Then he rallied, his young
face set hard and tight again.
did my sister so to this man for
money-to save me from jail"
"Yes, confound you, she did-that's
it, that's the whole of it. It's your
fault every bit of it, sirl"
Roddy reeled. For an instant the
world turned black; then a blaze OF
fury burnt his shame up.
He went up to Richard and shook
his pistol in his face.
Il know why she married you now.
damn you, Tll-I'll kill you for it y
he shouted, "you damn coward"
Richard folded his arms. GO ahead,
Rod" he said bitterly, Il deserve it
but I've word to say. Mr.. Gordon,
Major Lomax, Haddon, all of you. !
didn't know until tonight of the scan
dal that has been launched against the
ioyeliest girl in the world. l deserve
to be killed for exposing her to it.
l stand here tonight to expiate it in
my blood. Nancy Virginia is my wife,
gentlemen, and l love her. I have
always loved her, and | am glad-l
say this facing death here, as you
lmow,-1'm glad and proud that she
bears my name
Mr.. Gordon caught at his son again.
"You hear him? He speaks like a
man. He loves your sister. He's mar
ricd her. Confound you, you donkey,
you, you're making a public scandal
Lomax, help ME take this boy home!
Richard, go in the housc!' he shout
ed, what d'you mean by standing up
there for this lumox to shoot at?
You're brave man. | take off my
hat to your courage, sir, but Tive
had all | can bear! Rod Gordon, he's
married your sister !"
HAS he?" Roddy breatI1ed heavily,
his face rigid, Il want to see the IL
cense, | want to see the certificate of
this secret marriage, | want to know
IF he's made dupe of my sister !"
Richard met his look squarely. His
own face was hard now "Iou can
see them all. We were married in
church. But we'd better settle Our
differences now. Do your duty, gen
tlenen, | accepted his challenge and
I'm ready"
"This can't go on" Haddon gasped.
coming forward, II want to say"
Richard threw back his head. "All
right. Haddon, another time! Give us
the signal, gentlemen"
Lomax caught hold Of Roddy's ia
ther and held him by main force. Mr.
Gordon was struggling violently.
Damn you, Lotnax, unhand me
Roddy, you young devil, you-"
Give the signal, Haddon," said the
major sharply, Il can't hold this old
octopus forever p
Roddy sprang TO his position, his
weapon cleaning i'll the moonlight.
Nogales international., 1934-12-08

I'm damned if l dol" Rod said
shaking with passion, I'll fight. Time
up, ma ?"
AS he spoke there was a cracking
of twigs behind them and shout, Z
hoarse yociferous shout.
Hi, there! Hold on, you-you
Young rescal, whatre you doing here ?
Mr.. Gordon came up, breathless, hat
less.
. He plunged into the middle OF the
group, snatched his son by the nape
of the neck, like puppy, and fairly
shook him.
'Lonax, IIaddon, Richard-what
the devil d'you-all mean by this: :"
Nogales international., 1934-12-08
TWO WOMEN DIE
IN AUTO CRASH

MESA, Dec. z - Their heads
crushed beyond recognition, two wo-
men were killed almost instantly in
an automobile accident on the Apa-
che Trail, six miles east of Mesa.
The dead are Mrs. H. S. Deaver.
Les Angeles, and her daughter.
Mrs. Gilda King, also of Los An
geles.
Fl. s. Deaver is a patient at
southside hospital, seriously injur-
ed.
Bryan Akers, Phoenix publisher.
driver Of the death car, escaped in
jury.
The Aker3 car crashed into the
rear Of q disabled Indian reserva-
ton truck, shearing the top from
the heavy sedan.
4 coroner's inquest decided that
the women met death as the re-
suit OF IAN unavoidable accident.
Nogales international., 1934-12-08
LEGAL NOTICE

SMITH, husband and wife, RUSH
c. BUTLER. HERBERT POPE,
ERNEST S. BALLARD and VIC
TOR ELTING, partners In business
under the firm name and style of
Butler, Pope, Ballard 6, Elting,
LEWIS J. WEST, and HULET S.
TERRILL, individually and as per-
sonal representative in the State Of
Illinois of the Estate Of Edwin Z
Smith, also known as E. K. Smith,
Deceased, Defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF ARIZONA TO RUSH C. BUT
LER, HERBERT POPE, ERNEST
s. BALLARD, VICTOR ELTING,