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CIubs-Restaurants-HoteIs

Abss Grill sOs 10th st NV
Business Mems Lunch Our Specially ..
Aliens Cafe 14l2 Az NV .......ME 300
Bill SterIinaS Cafe 1901 Il ct nw,...... ST S2IS
Rlscs eSTS eSH Restsurant 500 18th 50 .. IL ssss
8iuebird Barbecue Wine dine dance all night
Orchestra 1875 AM Route l South OF Airport
Bungalow Cafe Rathskeller 900 9Th 90 - S89S
Cafe RoSaIia 602 Srd Open all mite. M 64SS
Cafe Toronto goth and SITS NV .......N NJ Oig6
Conrad Restaurant S29 18th st NV. ....... NE 9Il
EbeiS Grill 1885 Wisconsin AZ nW.......WE 0363
Grand Acre Club 1918 IA NV NE 1545
HanaaF Club dine & dance Wash Airport Ma IIII
HEROES Sea Food II & Water W.... ME 9I6Z
LlVera italian Rest 1914 L St nW..... ME 6Z6I
Italian Dinners Our Specially
Maryland Club Gardens Marb-o PIX Nd MI ObOO
Martins Sandwich Shop 241l Nichols aV 50
New italian American Rest e1S II NV ME 699I
Niek's Restaurant 925 18th ct NV. w.......ME 672S
Business Mems Lunches
Panorama Lee Highway Entrance to Skyline Drive
RandIe Gardens Inc $500 Pa aV Ss..... u 6327
Rossiters Sea Food 4132 Ga aV ........C0 1882
Smiths Crabs with Beer 910 sth U.....l II 97l7
strand Cafe 404 9th NV w...............SI 8043
The Mayfair l3 & F nW.............. ST 8035
The Republic Cafe 910 nw.........ME 3757
Toby Tavern 1909 b NV nw............,,.ME9 9425
Weber's AIhambrs Cafe 400 q nS.,.... IL sos
Welcome Inn 1912 9Th ss................Ll II 848S
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Automobile Dealers

Addison chsv Sales Inc 1887 Irving NV .AD AII
BilIhimeF { Palmer Ford Sales
Service Spencer HyattSViIls Md .s...GR 2057
Brentwood Motor 5s32 Ca ave nW.....6 6E 5343
Emerson Orme II & NJ nw.....,..0l 0l 500
HaRdIey Motor Co $3.50 Ca ave ........A0 $3.50
IdeaI Auto AuctiOReers 81 Eye ME 6I03
Barry Pate Motor Co Chevrolet Sales
Service l13O Conn NV. ......... OI 400
StOhImaR Chevrolet 1907 NJ ........ME I646
Wisconsin Motors 20 & NV .........-DE $40
AUTO TIRES
Better Tires Co 1928 P NV Good used Tires
Security Tire 4 Battery SOT 11th nv. NE 9@0
General Auto Repair
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Papering

A AbsIman Ino 1909 Ga av ...... CO O34S
Armstrong Expert work 64I Eye d %
Nathan Barton 900 25th NV
n Berenter 3714 l4th NV w..........AD aaS5
Leon Briscos Work guaranteed $40 and % apt
DunmOrs 929 3rd SO Ii o43O
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hurd Rms papered SIS up 345 nv NE 2SS3
William Johnson Guar work 637 K ct %
Benjamin Lewis Work guaranteed $40 D Ct ~
A Lewis 923 25th ct nw..,...,,. WE O645
J Miles 1880 K st NV nv............WE 2565
JOhn IOlson 932 C st sw............D DI S769
Mitchell 1928 L ct NV .............WE 2076
Rawlings Decorating Co go L Of %. AT 1877
Sanders ll55 goth NV DI O594
Eugene Smith Rms papsred $3.50 W III @ st Sw
Thompson 922 Hughes st NV ', WE ls25.W
Underdue & Son 2510 Sheridan I'd 90 At 300s
Eugene Woodward 40 Patterson nS..... MA 1914
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Reward.
BOSTON bull terrier, male. name 'Rowdy.'
Dark 6Tndlf a.,6r. with white HTs,tsys
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LOsT-Brown pocket book with Christ
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The Peerless Press l113 7 Az NV
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Nogales international., 1935-12-28

A New Years message from Pre-
s''>nt Roosevelt to The Readers
Digest urging motorists ito avoid
carelessness, discourtesy and reck-
lessness on our highways" appears
in the January issue.
That memorable article And
Sudden Death" which depicted mo-
tor accidents in stark terms OF
blood and anguish, was first pub
lished by that magazine several
months ago.
1t is a message which, because Of
the gravity of the occasion, departs
from the customary amenities of
the season to apply itself emphatic
ally to one of the great problems of
our times-that of cutting down the
staggering total of motor-car cai-
ualties and it's attendant yearly
death-rate of $4,000
The message which leads the con-
tents of the January issue, follows
in full:
Accidents constitute one of our
Nogales international., 1935-12-28

BERKELEY, Calf, Dec. 27-4310
farm families have been taken off
relief rolls in New Mexico, Arizona
Utah, Nevada and California dur
ing the past thirty days under the
broadened program of the Rural
Rehabilitation Division of the Re-
settlement administration, Melvin
R. Buster, Regional Supervisor of
this phase of Resettlement Admin
istration activities reported today.
Through assistance which will be
made by loans and grants it is ex-
pected, on the basis of results so
far attained, that a majority of
these families will get a start which
will restore them to a Self-sustain-
ing status.
The families, chosen because of
past farm experience which gives
them reasonable chance of sue
cess. are being certified to the Re-
habillitation Division through Gen.
tral application bureaus in the var
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
New Years Message To Motorists
From President Roosevelt

yravest national problems. To re-
duce their number, I have appoint
ed a committee undCr Secretary
Roper and Senator Moore, and this
committee is making a national
study in the interest of preserving
life and property.
Fortunately, through the wide
dissemination of articles and other
information depicting the horrors
of reckless driving, the facts have
been made vivid to millions of mo-
torists. To them I make personal
appeal, for the solution of the pro-
blem must finally depend upon all
of us as motorists.
"Let us but work to make the
New Year safer and it will be SAT-
er. Pledging ourselves, and our
families} to avoid carelessness, dis
courtesy and recklessness on our
highways, we can put stop to
thousands of sudden deaths"
Nogales international., 1935-12-28

the United States, to make the sea-
soned politicians of both major
parties sit up and take notice.
This is the "Townsend Plan
Party.
Washington regards the an
nouncement by DR.. Townsend that
he will put a third party ticket in
the field unless the Democrats or
the Republicans satisfy him and his
followers, as the biggest political
news since the death of Huey Long
and the consequent collapse of the
Louisiana Senator's third party
threat. It is big news, and some
thing to be taken seriously, for two
major reasons.
1. Neither the Democrats nor the
Republicans can satisfy DR.. Town.
send and his followers.
2. AS every fresh arrival in Wash
ington testifies, if he has kept his
ear to the ground while back home,
The Townsend Old Age Pension
plan has enrolled literally millions
of voters in it's thousasds of Town
send Clubs, all pledged to work and
vote for 5000 month pensions for
every man and woman over so years
old.
Power OF The Group
Politicians know the power cIf
organization. Those with long mem
cries recall the way in which the
Anti Saloon League put over Pro-
hib;tion, by organizing the church
people in every community and US
ing the pressure group method
to defeat "wet" candidates and elect
"dry" ones. They we're laughed at
as fanatics - but they got Proh1bl-
ton. The Townsendites are looked
upon by the politicians on Capitol
Hill as equally fanatical - but they
are beginning to feel the pressure.
It is believed here that there are
more potential votes behind the
Townsend movement than there ev-
er were behind Prohibition. To most
folks, the Prohibition movement was
somewhat abstract, based upon NOR
al principles. The Townsend move
ment is decidedly concrete, and is
based upon the fundamental hu-
man itch to get something for moth
ing.
Congress Action Predicted
One inevitable effect of the
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Thurman Judge
And Robins Is
County Attorney

For many years E. R. Dad)
Thurman has been called by his
many friends as Judge" Thurman.
He is really judge now.
On Monday of this week Cover
nor B. B. Moeur appointed Mr..
Thurman judge of the superior
court to fill out the unexpired term
of the late Judge Charles l.. Hardy
The term expires on January l,
1899.
Immediately after receipt of word
OF the Thurman appointment, the
county board of supervisors met
and appointed Former City Attorn-
ey James v. Robins as county at
torney to serve the remaining one
year of Thurman's term as county
attorney. Supervisors w. H. Hath
away and R. T. Frazier voted for
Robins, and Supervisor John A.
Jones for Gordon Farley.
Governor Moeur appointed Thur
man judge following receipt of tele-
grams of endorsement from the
Santa Cruz County Bar Associa-
tion, Democratic National Commit
teeman Writ G. Bowman, Mavor
Andrew Bettwy, Chairman Craig
Pottinger of the Santa Cruz Coun-
ty Democratic Central Committee.
and Others.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
HYMAN CAPM
DIES AT HIS
TUCSON HOME

Funeral services were held at
Tucson Sunday afternoon for Hy-
man Capin, 81, prominent Nogales
and Tucson business man, who died
at o'clock Sunday morning at his
home in Tucson.
The body was taken to Los An
geles and on Christmas day was
placed in the family crypt at Forest
Lawn mausoleum.
Mr. Capin is survived by his wife
and six sons, two daughters, and
% grandchildren.
The sons and daughters are Mrs.
Harry c. Chernin of Texarkana,
Texas, Mrs. Robert Marcus of No
gales, Jake and zellie Capin of Tex
arkana, and Phil, Sam, Ben and
Hllie Capin, Nogales.
Mr.. Capin came to Nogales in
1919. His sons operate the La Vile
de Paris and Ell Paso stores in this
city. He was a gentleman who has
2. large circle of friends, all OF
whom were shocked to learn of his
death.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
BORDER METROPOLIS ENTERS
NEW YEAR WITH DEPRESSION
ALMOST A THING OF THEPAST
Good Times just Around Corner; WPA Projects And
Private Industry Put Many Men Back To
Work During Year 1885

Nogales enters the New Year on
the eve of the greatest period of
prosperity known here since the
great depression began in 1929
That is the concensus of opinion
OF business men who feel that good
times - almost as good as during
the days of the Coolidge boom -
hover just around the corner.
The entire nation is emerging
from the depression and Nogales is
no exception, in fact, business is
much better here now than in many
places the size of Nogales.
Conditions began getting better
during the year now closing. The
United States government through
it's various WPA projects placed
many men to work during the clos
ing months OF the year and more
will go to work soon. It is believed
the time is not far distant when
every unemployed person, who can
work. will be on the payrolls of
either the government or private
industry.
Flood Control
Construction of Unit No. 3 of
the Nogales Flood Control on north
Morley avenue will get under way
shortly after the first of the year.
Work of remodeling the Hotel
Esplendor, stopped few weeks ago
is to be resumed right after the
first of the year by its new owners,
the Borderline Club.
During the year now closing many
new business concerns opened in this
city and today vacant storerooms
are far less numerous than this
tine a year ago.
Each week the house shortage
situation in Nogales becomes more
acute, indicating the city is getting
many new residents. This situation,
it is expected, will result in con-
Struct.on Of number of homes
during the new year.
Real estate is beginning to move
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
w. S. LARCOM
ENTERS RACE
FOR SHERIFF

w. S. Dad Larcom announced
Yesterday that he is a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for sher-
iff.
He is the first person to definite
ly announce for the 1886 campaign
and besides advising this paper
that he is a candidate, he also told
a number of persons about town.
I'm in the race to win and will
make every effort possible to OBJ
tain the nomination at the Sep
tember primary, he said.
Mr.. Larcom at the present time
is constable of Nogales precinct, a
former city police officer, and has
had much experience as an officer
OF the law. He is a pioneer and
has a host of friends who have
promised to back him to the limit
in his race, ne said.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
XMAS TRAVEL
UP Is PERCENT

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. q -
Christmas travel is up Is per cent
on Southern Pacific lines as COM
pared with last year, and volume
of express and mail is the heaviest
in years.
This was made known yesterday
by D. A. Mcdonald, President
Southern Pacific Company, on his
return from a trip Through the
Southwest to New Orleans, where
he attended the opening of the
largest steel railroad bridge in the
world across the Mississippi River
The historic ferries across the
Mississippi River have been aban.
doned, Mr.. Mcdonald said, anc
trains are now being operated &C
ross the new bridge, completion o.
which is an event of national i'm
portance.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
N0CALES ON EVE OF GREAT PROSPERITY PERIOD
NEW STEWART
THEATRE WILL
OPEN TONIGHT

NogaleS' new theater - The Stew
art will open to the public at 8
o'clock tonight in the former Lyric
Theater quarters on Morley avenue.
Large crews of workmen = plas-
terers, electricians and carpenters
have been working day and night
the past week getting the theater
in shape.
A musical revue will feature the
opening night and advance sale
of tickets began yesterday. Else
where in today's International will
be found a full page advertisement
announcing opening of the new
theater and giving prices, etc.
The revue tonight will be enact
ed by a cast of more than 80 per-
sons.
Joyce Baker, who made a big hit
as fan dancer at the San Diego
Exposition this year, will be on the
bill, as will also Arnold Del Mars
famous recording orchestra from the
Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel Blossom
Room, and Peggy McNair, zieg-
field F'ollies star.
Tonight's performance will be a
girl show de luxe. Stage shows will
be changed weekly with a new cast
every two weeks. In the near fu-
ture sound equipment will be in
stalled for motion pictures.
The Stewart Amusement Com
pany, owner of the theater, has
headquarters in Hollywood and a
string of theaters throughout the
nation.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
G. CORRELLA is
NEW PRESIDENTE
NOGALES, SONORA

Gabriel Corrella, about "a years
of age, succeeded Enrique Aguayo
as presidente of Nogales, Sonora,
Monday.
Aguayo, elected in September, was
one of many presidentes removed
in Sonora by President Cardenas
since the return to Mexico Of For
mer President Plutarco Elias Gales.
Mr.. Corrella is a former custom
house collector and former preei-
dente of Nogales, Sonora. He was
formerly member of the custom
house firm of Corrella & Gomez. j.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
INJURED WOMAN
BROUGHT HOME

Mrs. G. E. Moya of Your Bake
Shop who was taken to a Tucson
hospital following an automobile ac-
cldent on the Tucson road on De-
cember 16, was brought to her home
in Nogales Christmas day.
She is getting along nicely but
has fractured hip which must be
kept in a cast until February T.
She was injured when the bakery
truck turned over.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
HENRY MARTIN
DIES FROM BURNS

Henry Martin, "A, fell in a fire
on the Dougherty & Pendleton
ranch near Tubac about 7 o'clock
Sunday evening and succumbed to
the burns at local hospital at 2
o'clock Monday morning.
Martin was employed at the
ranch for several months. He is
survived by a wife and three sons
residing in Fort Davis, Texas, to
which '7lace the body has been sent
for burial.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
COAST ATHLETE
HOLIDAY GUEST

Joe Figueras, 18 year old son OF
j. Ffgueras of the Border Feed &
Seed Company, is here from Los
Angeles spending the holidays with
his dad.
Young Figueras attends the NJ n
ual Arts high school in Los Angelo"
where he recently took fifth place III
diving in the pre-Olympic games.
He has competed against the best
divers in the world and recently
was pictured in the Los Angeles
Times, showing him in action in the
Los Angeles swimming stadium.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
AGED NOGALES
WOMAN DEAD

Funeral services we're held Thurs
day for Mrs. Ellen Thompson, II,
who died early Tuesday morning at
her home, 148 Terrace aveune, fol-
lowing three year illness.
Born in Ireland, Mrs. Thompson
came to the United States at the
age of 13, lived in Globe for awhile,
and came to Nogales in 1887.
She is survived by a son, Car
Isle Thompson of Nogales, and a
daughter, Mrs. Olive VasTreese Of
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Thompson was pioneer who
had a host of friends.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
LARGE RICE CROP
BEINGHARVESTED
In YAOUI VALLEY

A very large rice crop is being
harvested in the Yaqui Valley, ac-
cording to John George, who got
back a few days ago from the val
ley.
cit looks as though they're going
to be able to sell the CROP, said
George
Total acreage planted in rice in
the Yaqui this year is about 100000.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28

Past and present leaders of De-
mocracy will be honored at 5000
dinners in every state of the Union
on Jackson Day, Wednesday jan
uary 8.
The NogaleS dinner will be held
at the Manhattan Cafe, at p. m.
and covers are to be laid for 100
persons.
The Young Democrats are spon-
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
Mother Of Local
Man Passes Awdy

E. G. Harrison, Jr., of the local
U. S. plant quarantine service re-
ceived the sad news of the death of
his mother, Mrs E. G. Harrison, Sr.,
at Chalybeate, Miss, Monday.
She was i'll in bed more than one
and one half years. Her son was
back to see her IN April at the time
when she was not expected to live.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28

and is increasing in value in No
gales. During the past several weeks
several pieces of property have
changed hands. There is big de-
mand for modern homes.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
NEW THIRD PARTY" LOOMING
UP TO COMPLICATE POLITICAL
SITUATION DURING YEAR 1886
Townsend Plan Causes Seasoned Politicians OF Both
Major Parties To Sit Up And Take Notice;
Congress Action Predicted

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 (Auto-
CASTER There's new Third
Party movement looming up to
complicate the political situation in
the Presidential election year of
1896.
1t is big enough, and has enough
votes behind it, distributed all over
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
~ wwvY ~
{. Wheeler Buys
Wager Residence

Through deal recently consum-
mated, Charles E. Wheeler of the
First National Bank purchased the
Victor j. Wager home, 822 Grand
avenue.
The property is located just
south of the Wheeler residence.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28

soring the local dinner and the
committee is: John Bachelor,
chairman; Gordon Farley, Robert
Salido, Frank Todd, and Harold
Roesner, who is county chairman
of the Young Democrats.
At all the dinners a nationwide
radio address by President Roose-
velt will be heard.
Nogales international., 1935-12-28
43lO Families Taken Off Relief
Rolls In 5 States Past 50 DAYS

ious states as part of the federal
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