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Nogales international., 1935-06-15
ROBINS LEAVING
FOR SAN DIEGO

Attorney James V. Robins is leav
ing today to attend the exposition
at San Diego and will be accomp-
anied home next week by his wife.
two children, and maid.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
110 AT PHOENIX

Ralph Pateman, a visitor here
Tuesday from Phoenix. reported the
temperature was 10 in that city
Monday. = g sa~--4
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
RETURNING

Attorney Thomas L. Hall and wife
will return the first of the week
from an automobile trip to st, Louis,
where Mr.. Hall transacted business.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

H. c. Sparks. State Registrar OF
Contractors, arrived IN Nogales yes
terday morning. He will be III town
several days On business.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

j. .. Eagan and daughter left
Friday fos Mazatlan where they will
spend the summer
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

ALI, MERCHANDISE LEFT OV-
Err 80 DAYS WILL BE SOLD TO
DEFRAY EXPENSES. BURTON
HOTEL. (Adv.l
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pyeatt OF the
Huachuea mountain were business
visitors in Nogales yesterday. IheF
report cattle conditions improving
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Hank Myers will return Sunday
from a two weeks fishing trip to the
White Mountains.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
RITE
PICNIC JUNE q

On June % the Nogales Scottish
Rite are sponsoring barbecue AMI
basket lunch picnic to be held at
the Circle z Ranch. All Masons and
their families are invited to attend.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

The home of Mr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Larimore is having several repairs
made upon it.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Berrett Jones Of Cufiacan LETT
Wednesday for his home cafter a
brief business and pleasure stay In
Nogales. He was accompanied py
his daughter.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Chester Rosenstern has succeed
ed G. r. Michaels, resigned, as Sec
rotary of the No9ales Rotary club.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
70 NEW JERSEY

Mrs. Charles L. Browr left Mon
day sor Atlantic City, New Jersey.
where she will visit relatives for
:SeVer4 weeks.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
FLAG DAY

The Elks Lodge held its annual
Flag Day exercises last evening IL
front of the lodge building.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Tracy Bird. Jr.. and Bill Allen,
both of Phoenix, are spending the
summer in NogaIes visiting Tracy's
father, who is deputy county record
er.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Tovrea motored
to Tucson Wednesday.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Jack Newman Of the Tucson OF
fees Of the Complete Auto Parts
Company was here Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Mrs. Matte johnson of Camille
was g Nogales visitor last week.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
TO SAN DIEGO

Charles Jones and family are
leaving tomorrow to attend the e1-
position at San Diego.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Attorney Steve Monihan was q
visitor at Tucson Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
PAS

NEW YORK Above Is Miss
Joyce Wethered, England's greatest
woman golfer, who is now making
her first appearance on u. s. golf
courses. Experts rate her as the only
woman golfer able to give any rian
Ktar real golf battle.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Jack Medlin, student Of the Uni
versitv of Arizona, has returned to
Nogales to spend the summer
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Charles Eracker will return today
from fishing trip to Guaymas.
Reports received here indicate ne
caught a 200 FOUNDER in the bay.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

The county board Of equalization
finished it's annual Today session
Monday. The board wifi work oG the
budget in July and fix the new tax
rate about the third Mondas III
August.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
LOCALS
TRIP TO DENvEK

Former Policeman J. M. SoUo, Jr,,
and family, left Monday 10 spend
several weeks in Denver, Colo
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
RODEO BOOSTERS

Lee Zinsmeiztar and Ed BolllingcT
we're in tow 7dcsday boosting the
biz annuaI leo and barbecue to
be hex Gle z on July 4.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Mrs. D. C. Whittle, former Mo-
galian, was here this week from Tue
son.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

John Belton, Pima county sheriff,
was a Nogales visitor yesterday from
Tucson.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Mrs. P. E. Baffert left yesterda'
for a brief vacation in Los Angeles
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

r. G.. 3labon was visitor her.
Tuesday from Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Fred Pyeatt, deputy Sheriff at
Ruby, returned Wednesday from
Texas where he had gone to visit his
mother whom he had not seen in
81 years.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Clarence Druillard of Amado was
here Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

j. F.. Snider Of Tucson. branch
manager of the General Petroleum
Corporation, was here Thursday,
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Attorney E. r. Thurman will ar
que G. case at Tucson today.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

John McCarty was in town Tues
day from his ranch near Eleln.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Mrs. Jameson, wife Of A. Vt.
Jameson of the Boundary Coinnlts-
sion, who recnedy underwent an III
testinal operation, is reported rs
rapidly improving.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
NEW ELECTRICT
SIGN AT BOWMAN

The Bowman Hotel has installed
new electric sign in front OF the
building. 1t has a green background
with white lettering, and in size Is
seven and a half by four feet. 1t was
purchased from and installed by
Billy Broad.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

DR.. J. Hicks Of Tucson was in No
gales yesterday on a pleasure trip.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

C. w. Page will arrive here Mon
day from Chicago for brief visit
with Charles II. Hardy.
j. O. Ellis president of Wells
Fargo and daughter. Peggy, arrived
Thursday from New York for a
short visit in this city.
Charles Edwin Cate, of Culiacata,
chief engineer of the Southern Pa
-cific de Mexico, passed through No
gales Tuesday on his way home from
New Orleans where he had been
called by the serious illness of his
mother.
Oliver White of the sheriff's Of
flee is leaving today for the Ari-
zoiaa Insane Asylum at Phoenix,
taking Jose M. Szurovy to the asy-
Jun.
e. Z. Brir1berry of the inlmigra-
tiotf service left Thursday for Tex
as where he will spend a three
weeks vacation.
Mrs. j. Seimson, wife Of Mr..
Sei,rson CT the immigration SER
vice, went to Tucson to be given a
physical examination.
Cal Lewis has returned from
Phoenix where he went for delicate
eye treatment.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

the White Front Garage has Just
finished re-painting its building.
Charles E. Eagan, former Nogai-
ian, Was visitor here this week.
Gene Richards is leaving today
to spend Sunday at San Diego visit
ing his wife who is vacationing ia
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sorrells OF
Tucson have been visiting Mrs
Maud Peterson.
Mrs. Jack Cohen has been called
to Topeka, Kansas, by the illness OF
her father.
Police Judge Phil Herold spent
Sunday at Tucson.
Art Sundin was a visitor here
Saturday from Tucson.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
EW RESIDENT

rjzabeth Luttar Of San Ar
" xas. sister Of Mrs. Herbert
: o 1Jogale5. has accepted 4 pc
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Arnold Leon Is up after month S
illness in bed.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Byron Kincade, former Nogaiian,
was here Monday from Ajo.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Ed Webb was in town last week
from Sasabe.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Due to the absence Of 0. A. Smith
rom the city. the Rev. H. P. Wat
kins will deliver the sermon at the
Congregational Church Sunday. On
the Sunday following, Rev. J. Cr&ie
watt will daliver the sermon. MI
Smith is at Mormon Lake deliver
ing q series Of lectures to youn2
oeoDIcs conference there.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

B. j. Daggett Of Carlo, Sonora.
is in town for q few days.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

The Elgin Community Club will
give q dance Saturday mite, June
18th. Peltiers orchestra will play.
fIQ:?1e cooked eats.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

the White Front Garage has Just
finished re-painting its building.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

G. w. Page Will arrive here Mon
day from Chicago for a brief visit
with Charles II. Hardy.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Hhe Rev. j. Craig Watt officiated
at the funeral of Herbert John
Grant, age 25, Of Elgin Tuesday
Among Nogalians who attended the
funeral we're Mrs. Virgil Walker ana
Mrs. George Januel.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Clvde Tin1berlale of Phoenix,
field representative Of the State N
dustrial Commission, visited IN NO
gales Thursday on business.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Mrs. Cecil Honnas and children
spent a week i'll Mariana visiting
Mrs. II0nnas' mother.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Charles E. Eagan, former Nogai-
ian, Was visitor here this week.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Joe Sexton was Nogales visitor
Tuesday from Sonoita.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Police Judge Phil Ferold spent
Sunday at Tucson.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee and
daughter Caroline of Fairbanks were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Brooks.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15


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Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Art Sundin was a visitor her
Saturday from Tucson.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Miss Marvel Long of Tucson Is
visiting at the Charles Davis home.
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British Savant
Says Evolution Is
Pigment OF Mind


LONDON, Jan. 15.-(UP)-
Sir Ambrose Fleming, IS, in his
presidential address to the Vic
toria Institute ard Philosophical
Society Of Great Britain, last
night startled the scientists with
2 challenge that the Darwin the
Org of evolution OF IMAM from
Monkey" vas product of the
imagination.
Sir Ambrose, long one of the
outstanding scientists and philoso-
piers of England, also declared
his belief in the bodily resurrec-
ton of Christ. He asserted this
miracle was one Of the most cer-
tainly attested facts in human his
tory, and that consequently it GER
titled all the previous miracles of
the Lord.
Discussing Darwin's evolution
theory, he said:
81 cannot consider that we have
any serious proof of the evolu-
ton of modern man from an ami
nal. We have not the smallest
knowledge of how empty space
became occupied with the most
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~11lARY RAYMOND
0I934 NEA SERVICE. INC.

everything UP ticht. Don't for
get the front door ley
But she geve Nd r"nding cfter
q while and got into bed.
She might have dozad. but in a
moment was vidc awake. 4 car
had come on the Grounds. Il Was
early fer Corita to lc getting
back. Ann Slinpcd on . silk robe
and went to the window. 4 tall
figure, q mans figure, was oIt-
lined 70" moment in the noon
light. Ard then was gone.
AIMS heart seemed 20 stand
still.
Hello, thcrcw It was q mans
voice. Just below hey window.
She was dreaming. Peter was
far away-yct it WIS Peters
voice.
Dreaming o. not. Ann "t,unn'ca
across the rocm, turning the key
with weak fingers. Down the
stair into the dark hall Not
waiting to turn on the light, she
fiuno the door wide and reached
out for Peter. biindly.
, She was crushed against him,
feeling his kisses on her eyes, her
lips. her hpir. Fierce, tender, de-
manding kisses.
His kisses seemed real.
Yet she must he DREAMING. She
had missed him so, had believed
he had passed out Of her lifa. Vet
here he was, his deep voice with
its new, strange. tender quality.
reassurinp her. His arms holding
her close.
''You knew I was here"
Nov that you mention it. | do
] believe I he'd some faint idea of
looking Won up" His voice, fear
fully shaken, belcd the teasin@
words. earn, you've been illw
"Oh, Peter, Peter darling, Pm
well now"
Little idiot" Peter whispered
hoarsely. Running away from
me. keeping me in hell"
"And me, too" Ann said.
"What made you do it? Tell
me. Ann"
"Not now" Ann said. "Kiss me
again, Peter"
Peter kissed her. Kept on kiss
ing her.
! And then, because thew were
young and very deeply in love,
old sorrows. unhappy me .nories
were forgotten.
The grating Of brakes on the
drive.
/ cts Corita, cominp bac'; from
the Dance" Ann explained.
Peter gathered Ann in his arms
and carried her up the stairs.
won't Corita be surprised
when | tell her we'll want break
fast for two" Ann SAID.
ITO be concluded
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Mills River Church
Men Meet Friday

The regular monthly fellowship
dinner meeting of the Men Of
Mills River Presbyterian church
will be held at the Church Fri
day. Jan. IS, at 1880 p. M, Al
bert Kinney, secretary announced
today. -, -,
Foreign missions will be the
topic. The main address viii be
by Rev. R. D. Bedirger, Do, su-
perintendent of Ashcvilie Presby-
tery and richly experienced mis-
sionary frorl the African Congo.
DR.. Bedinger's subject will be
Power of the Gospel in the Mis-
sion Field" and viii be delivered
in the church auditorium TO the
full membership and friends, at
$3.50 D. m. Mr.. Kinney states
that this magnetic speaker is
worth an especial effort to heal"
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Ann Eoliister breaks her en-
gasemoat 20 Tony Miclile the
came day that Peter Kendall tells
Va!cria BENNETT, his fiancee, that
everything is over between them.
Aru thinks she still loves Tony
and PeEe- believes he still cares
FOR Ealcria, but when caaSce
brings the two together and
Peter asks Ann to morry him she
agrees.
They 60 Go Florida and are
happy there. Then Peter is re-
called home. His family snubs
Ann and Valeria tries to make
trouble between Ann and Peter.
She succeeds finally and Ann goes
away, leaving no trace of her
whereabouts.
VRleria, schoming to win Peter
heck, per5.ades him to lire Allan
Vincent to decorate the home he
bought for Ann.
Ann learns the house Allan is
decorating belongs to Peter. Con-
WINGED that Peter plans to divorce
her and marry Valria soon, Ann
| leaves the Tracy home. she be-
comes q clerk in a secondhand
book store. From = newspaper
she learns that Peter Is building
model community For the en-
ployes of the Kendall factory.
NOW co on WITH THE STORY
CII D0' ND " VII
There had been CONSERVATION
among the tenants ct Peters
Florida grove when Ann arrived
from the nearest railroad station
alone.
"When's Mr.. Peter comin'?"
Lena asked. ;
| "Not for some time," Ann told
her. 81 haven't been we'll and
only came to rest for q few
weeks. After a while, when Pm
stronger, Pm going" her voice
faltered, "going away"
"Something's wrong" Lena said
obviously to Sam. at don't seem
natural, her traipsin' way down
here without him."
1T amt" Sam agreed.
81 thought things we're kind of
queer sometimes when they was
here. Seems like they thought an
awful lot of each other. but were
kinda Uneasy about shown it,"
Leona knew her "spicions" were
correct when Ann called to her
one morning. Wien Lena came
out on the porch, Ann asked
I"Does Sam ever write to Mr.,
Peter?"
Eyes, Miss Ann. When thing;
don't go so good, and when they
does"
please ask him not to write
for several weeks-until | leave.
Or, if he does, ask him not to
mention that ! am here"
ut breaks your heart to see
her sittin' there so pale-like and
unhappy" Lena said to Sam.
MARK my words, they've been
fightin' about something and he's
too onery to give in"
at amt likely Mr.. Peter would
be onery," Sam said Loyalty.
at amt as likely Miss Ann
would be. l wish" Sarah said
sentimentally, they would stop
this foolishncss and make up.
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ton with her distru5t Of Miss
Bennett that day. had answered,
81 should have told You at first,
but l thought you might think l
was spying. Miss Bennett went
back to the room and said she
had left something. | saw your
wife hand her q letter. slip OF
paper it might have been. Then
| went back to the kitchen. When
| saw Mrs. Kendall again she had
some kind OF nervous reaction"
Peter got in his gray cay and
headed for Valeria's apartment.
Somebody called out to him rs he
spun around the corner, Say,
young fellow, you're in a hurrY
to go to the police station, aren't
you?"
But all his mad haste to tcil
Valeria what he thought of her,
meant nothing, afto. I'll. Ealaria
was out. So now here was Peter,
at home preparing to call her
over the telephone.
, Her voice answered; smoldcring
with resentment. "Well, Peter,
arc you tight or something-call.
ing me aftar so long,"
Peter said coldly, Il wanted to
ask you why you waited so long
to cash my check
IL found ! didn't need the
money in such g hurry after all
"But the check served another
purpose, didn't it,"
Valecia was not where she could
roll big, injured blue eyes to- ad-
vantage. She said slowly, 81 don't
know what you're talking about. y
Peter found his anger had given
way to intense disgust and weaTi-
ness. He said, at doesn't mat
ter. The harm has been done.
Besides I've found out what
wanted to know"
The receiver clicked in his car.
Peter sat down and gave him
self up to his unhappy. brooding
thoughts.
Until recently Ann had been
here in the city. Now she was
really lost to him. The detec-
tives had reported the trail had
been lost. They had come up
against a blank wall when they
learned 10 days ago she had left
town.
The afternoon mail was stack
ed on a silver tray. Peter crossed
the room and glanced through it
indifferently. A Florida postcard
was in the pile. He turned it ove,'
and then held it under the light.
His hand shook.
"Mister Peter, plees come
quick Miss An sick"
Little Juan. Bless him! Sud
denly Peters feeling Of wild ex-
ultatjon was succeeded by q ter
rible fear. Ann was in their 1T
tie Florida home, sick. And there
were 1000 miles between them.
The little Florida home was
wrapped in silence but Ann was
awake. A few hours ago Corita,
looking like a dark rose in her
red silk dress, had gone to a
dance.
Ann, seeing the eagerness in
Corita's eyes, had said, cor
course I'll be al rirht, III lock
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documentary form Of matter"
Sir Ambrose was educated as
an electrical engineer, and Tor
wears was consulting electrician
engineer. He is a fellow of st:
Johns college, Cambridge, and
has headed the Victoria Institute
and Philosophical Society for the
last eight years.
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All was not strictly business dur
ing the tour Of the American all
star diamond players through the
Orient. There was a lot of night
clubbing and fun, and here is
Jimmy Foxx, Athletics slugger,
tripping the light fantastic with a
girl at a popular Toxic
spot. Mrs. FoXx was there, too!
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Wastin' > lot of time heing mis-
crabc when they co2lt he happy.
That's what they're doin'."
The trouble between Miss Ann
and Mr.. Peter was discussed free
" at Sans home. And Maric's
sister Corita, who had been
brought to assist about the house
and sleep there at night, had
move tales which added to the
general uneasiness.
Corita told OF hearing Ann sob
bing at night. "If he don't come
soon, maybe shc not be hcrc, "
Corita said in her quaint foreign
speech.
WHY" Juan queried.
"BecaQse she's very sick"
Juan trooded over that. Ann
had completely won his heart. lie
followed her about, his big, dark
eyes fixed upon he- adoringly.
All Of his trici;s had failed to
divert her. he had plunged into
the lake, making alligator trails.
He had told Ann about the Sem
inoles who had lived here once,
making arrowheads from the flint
at the bottom Of the lake. lie
showed her the new hooking
birds nest in the trcllis, and
pointed cut another nest in the
trcc near her room. But he was
not satisfied with the pale little
smile Ann gave him. Even his OK
cellent mimicry Of the birds only
evoked mild enthusiasm.
So one night he painstakingiy,
laboriously, constructed q mes
sage to Peter. Lena found him
hard at his task and after q quick
'glance around to see that Sam
was not about had whispered,
"Now, why didn't l thinl; Of
that. Here child, let me have
that card. I'll put the address on
myself"
There was something Peter had
to do. A telephone call he must
make. And then he would write
the end to that particular chap
ter forever.
A telephone call to Valeria.
Earlier in the day he had been
looking through some old checks
and had come upon the one he
had given Valeria. He had motto
ed it particularly because it re-
vealed it hid been crashed on a
day that stood out in his memory
the day Ann had left him. Re-
.membering that, he wondered why
Valeria had kept the check so
long. Suddenly he was startled
! by the thought that it might have
some significance.
Sarah had said. SIS there any
thing you could have done that
Ann might have misunder3tood?'
He had CROPPED about in his mind
but had found nothing.
! But Ann might have misunder,
stood about this check if she had
heard about it. 1t was q silly
thought, but there it was.
And there the thing was-thc
whole terrible, selfish plot that
had taken such a toll of happi-
ness = after a talk with AIMS
nurse had thrown light on his
theory.
Miss Brock, asked If there
were anything specific in connec-
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NEW YEAR BABIES TIED

CLEVELAND (UD. - Two
baby boys tied for the honor Of
being Clevcland's first-born in
1885,. TIE arrival of each was Of
ticially set at 1921 =. M, Jan. /.
They were born TO Mrs. Charles
Norton and Mrs. Louis Bcrtik.
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Answers to Previous Vuee'o
THE u. S. Department OF
l. Agriculture established the
forestry patrol, to operate oa'
OF March Field, RiVersiae'
Calf. Bishop Asbury was "p,
pointed by Thomas Coke 70
i,'hnm the title of bishop really
belonged. Both were known as
;oint bishops of the Church IN
Sortn America. The Musicai
peview for the Blind was pub
lished by the American Braiiie
press for War and Civilian
Blind.
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blJR NEW STOCK of ae-
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The Tiger Beetle

! The Tiger beetle is ii very graceful
and beautifully colored insect. They are
the most agile of all the beetles, and
are not only swift runners but can also
fly. They may be found on hot days
in roads, in beaten paths, or on the
shores of streams. Their popular name
is suggestive of their habits, and of
the spots by which many are marked.
They are usually a metallic green or
bronze, banded or spotted, with yellow.
Some, however, are black, and some,
that live on white sand, are grayish-
white. The Tiger beetle larvae are
as ugly and awkward as the beetles are
beautiful. They are very greedy, al
ways on the search for prey. They
live in vertical burrows, in sandy
places or beaten-paths, or in plowed
fields, that have become dry and hard.