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Nogales international., 1936-04-04
125 AT ANNUAL
NOGALES, SON.
c. c. BANQUET

Approximately 125 persons at
tended the annual banquet of the
NogaleS, Sonora, Chamber of Com
122~cc at the Cavern Cafe Wednes-
'o-- evCninG
7rnesto Elias, president, presided
IS t0astmaster, and speeches were
made by F.. K Cumming, PRECEDENT
Z the Nogales, Arizona, Chamber
# Commerce; H P. Watkins, secre-
'ary of the local chamber, and 9TH
ers. Jim Kerson was master of cere-
monies.
Seated at the speakers table were
Elias, Cumming, Watkins, Secretary
Garcia of the Nogales, Sonora,
Chamber of Commerce; General Al
tore, commanding the Mexican re-
giment in Nogales, Sonora; Ameri-
ran Consul T. H. Robinson; and
Mexican Consul Javier Osornio.
Jim Kerson personally introduced
every person attending the ban
quet. Jim has a good memory. He
knew the full name of each and
their VOcatiOnS.
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
''WHALE OF A
CROWD" COMING

Following a statement by Dave
Levy of the Border Cafe at Tues
days luncheon of the Nogales Lions
Club, that sit looks like there is
going to be whale of crowd" at
the Frontier Nights celebration, the
executive committee of the fiesta
took immediate action.
H. P Watkins, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, was placed
in charge of housing. All vacant
rooms in homes of the city are to
be listed with him and residential
assignments will be made after all
hotel rooms and cots in hotel hall
ways are chucked full. Homes will
get the overflow of the crowd.
Visitors sent to the various hon.
es about town will be directed by
Boy Scouts
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
COUNTY DEMOS
TO RAISE $4,000

Quota for Santa Cruz county in
the drive for furC.s to finance this
years Democratic national cam
paign is $4,000, it was announco@
by Democratic National Committ4"
man Writ C. Bowman at jo;''
meeting Of the Young Democr~
Club and Democrat" n gener0
held at the city council chamber
Wednesday evening.
"It is going to take bctwe"'
100000 and $1,o00.OOO to conduc'
the campaign, said Mr. Bowman
who urged all Democrats attend ~
the meeting to cell tickets for the
Thomas jefferson birthday ball to
be held at the Fremen'S Hall on
the night of Monday April 18th.
Tickets are selling at So a couple.
Mr.. Bowman declared that the
Republicans and the Liberty League
are making a hard effort to defeat
Pre- ident Roosevelt.
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
STANDING IN
BELLE CONTEST

The standing in the Belle or
Frontier Nights" contest which is
just getting under way is as fol-
lows:
Wilma Harris, 5000 votes.
Cecilia CTommy Temple, $500
Eleanor Miller, $500
Mrs. R. Rawsthorne, 1900
Sara Walker, 2,100
Maxine Rosenstern, 2,100
Mrs. Maude Peterson, 1000
Bessie Itule, 1000
Emilia Munguia. 1000
Patsy Parsons, 1000
Bellies who have been nominated
and not yet :tarted are requested
to call at headquarters, Montezuma
Hotel building, and receive instruc-
tions The contest is just starting
and the executive committee of the
celebration compliments each girl
that calls with 1000 votes
The winner will be named Belle
of Frontier Nights and receive a
beautiful $4,000 diamond dinner
ring.
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
NOGALES MAY
GET BIG STATE
DEMO MEETING

Nogales may get the Democratic
state convention this spring.
Writ G.. Bowman of this city, Ari-
zona Democratic National Commit
teeman, informed the Nogales In
ternational yesterday afternoon that
he is working hard to have the con-
vention held in Nogales.
Asked when the convention would
be held he replied: 81 understand
it will take place about the time of
Nogales Frontier Nights celebra-
ton. April Is, 16, II, 18 and 10
are the dates for that celebration.
Mr.. Bowman'S statement is the
first inkling that the convention
may be held in this city. Heretofore,
for many years, it has been held in
Phoenix. Fourteen years ago it was
held in Tucson.
For the past several weeks there
has been a report that the meet
ing would be held in either Phoe-
nix or Tucson.
A radio announcement out OF
Phoenix last evening said the con-
vention will he held at Nogales
April 1920.
Because of this being a presiden-
tial year the 1886 convention is ex-
pected to be attended by approXim-
ately 600 persons.
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
CALENDAR Of
cOMINGfNfNT$

SATURDAY APRIL
Lions Club charter night celebra-
ton, dinner dance, etc.
APR. 13
Thomas Jeffers on birthday dance
at Firemens Club, sponsored by
Democrats of Santa Cruz county.
APR. Is, 16, II, IS, 10
Nogales Frontier Nights - 5 big
days on the border.
APR. IS, 19
Annual state convention Of 20-30
Clubs.
APR. Is
Greenway track meet, Call schools
of Santa Cruz county,, at NogaleS
High School field,
APR. %, "a, 25
Annual convention Of Arizona
State Medical Association.
Nogales international., 1936-04-04

Tonight is Lions Night in Nogales.
Presentation Of charter to the
new Lions Club recently organized
here will take place at the ballroom
of the E1ks Lodge at 8 o'clock.
Two hundred and fifty persons,
about half of whom are coming
from towns over the state, are eX-
pected to attend the affair, which
promises to be one of the most
delightful social functions of the
season on the border.
kilograms received here by w. p.
Zacharias, secretary-treaSurer OF
the Nogales club, state there will
be 10 from Tucson, 10 from Glen
dale, 20 from Douglas, and delega-
tions from Phoenix, Tempe, and
other places where Lions clubs are
located. .
About 1875 Nogalians, some Lions
and other non-Lions, will be present.
The Tucson club has been desig-
mated as the sponsoring club.
The Program
Following is the complete pro-
gram:
Let's sing "America"-all hands.
Introduction of Toastmaster -
Lion Paul Arend, Jr., Charter night
chairman.
Toastmaster - Lion Lloyd Led
ford.
Address of welcome - Andrew
Bettwy, Mayor of Nogales.
Introduction of District Secretary
Jack Wilson of Tucson.
Introduction of visiting clubs.
Singing by all hands - led oV
Toastmaster Ledford.
Presentation of Charter - PETE
Waggoner, Tucson, District Cover
nor. Lions international.
Acceptance Of Charter - JacS
Lee. President Nogales club.
Ten minutes out for dish Washing
A Waltz - by zerby and Layton
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
GOVERNOR MOEUR'
TO OPEN FIESTA
HERE ON APRIL IS

Governor B. B. Moeur will open
the Frontier Nights celebration on
Wednesday April 18th.
He will switch on the lights at 7
o'clock that evening, then things
will begin humming at the Pioneer
Village, to be erected on Grand
avenue between the Big Service
Station and Elm street.
The governor wrote the editor of
this paper Saturday as follows:
Your kind invitation to attend
the Elks Nogales Frontier Nights
celebration was received this morn
ing, and I shall feel honored to op-
en- the festivities on Wednesday
evening April 18th.
Sincerely yours,
"B. B. MOEUR,
Governor.
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
POLITICAL BAN
PLACED ON ALL
WPA WORKERS

PHOENIX, Apr 3 (UP) - An Or
der banning all Works Progress ad-
ministration workers from any form
of politics has been issued by w. j.
Jamieson, state administrE Etor. It
originated with Chief administra-
tor Harry L. Hopkins in Washing
ton, D. G.
Copies of the order have been
transmitted to the foremen of every
project under his Jurisdiction, Mr..
Jameson said.
The order follows.
"No employee of the Works Pro-
gress Administration, either ad-
ministrative or engaged on a pro-
ject,. is required to make any con-
tribution to any political party.
mo administration employees
job will be in jeopardy because Of
failure of said employee to make
such contribution.
mo employee of the adninistra-
ton shall at any time solicit con-
tributions for any political party,
and evidence of such solicitation will
be cauee for immediate discharge.
The question whether or not to
contribute to any political party is
a matter entirely for the voluntary
decision of said employee.
"No person shall be employed or
discharged by the administration on
the grounds of his support or non
support of any candidate of any
political organization"
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
LIONS CLUB CHARTER PRESENTATION TONIGHT
Work Begins On $4,000 Cock Fight Arena
KANGAROO COURT
OFFICERS NAMED

Tentative list of officers for the
kangaroo. Court, a preliminary fea-
ture OF Frontier Nights, follows:
Judges: Les Wooddell and Bert
Cumming.
Clerks Of Court: Dave Levy, Her.
man Medlin, G. c. Cheshire, Char
ley Bauer.
Chief of Police: Paul Arend and
Dr. M. I. Merritt.
Kangaroo policemen: Louis Es-
calada, Pres Cheshire, Monty Mont
gomery, Syke Marsland, Norman
Barker, Ralph Rawsthorne, Charley
Fain, Joe Sorrells, Jack Lee, Jim
McCraw, Fleck Miner, Oliver White,
L. Fleischer, Les Yott, Craig Pot
finger, Gene Richards, j. B. Robin
son and Percy Stephens.
The Kangaroo Court will be in
session from 4 to 6 o'clock on the
afternoons of April 8, 9, 10 and H.
Those "arrested'' will be hauled to
court in cage on an old fashioned
patrol wagon. It is cinch that
those without whiskers will be ar
rested, and those with whiskers, al
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
GERMAN BAND
FOR BIG FIESTA

A German band organized for the
Frontier Nights celebration began
rehearsals Thurcday night and will
practice quite often between now
and the opening night April 18th.
Among musicians" in the band
which will play in front of the var
ious concessions each night, are:
A. j. Mitchell, George Januel, H.
King. Harry Wilson, Lloyd Ledtord,
Harry Conner, and Royal Macgre-
gor.
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
TRACK MEET
HERE APRIL Is

Another big gathering during the
Frontier Nights celebration.
Schools of Santa Cruz county
will hold their annual Greenway
field and track meet on the No
gales high school athletic field all
day Saturday April 18th, the fourth
day of the big Nogales fiesta.
This meet will bring to Nogales
students and their friends and rela-
tives from throughout the county.
Athletes participating will be from
both grammar and high schools Of
Nogales and all other towns in the
county.
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
DOUBLEHEADER
HERE SUNDAY

With the newly organized Nogales
town club and Tempe State Teach
ers College as opponents, a double
header baseball game will be played
on the Nogales high school grounds
tomorrow afternoon
Nogales will lineup as follows:
Jackson, catcher; G.. Lowe, first
base; F. Velasquez, second base; M.
Lowe. short stop; Ed LeGIue, third
bace; Charles Mabante, M. O'Campo
and Lee Ashford, fielders; and De
La Fuente, Miranda. E. Lowe, Sa-
maniego and Edwards. pitchers.
High school coach Lloyd Ledford
will umpire.
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
KANGAROO GANG
"MEAN AS PISOW'

Con- titutional guarantees ana
statutes of limitations will be abro-
gated and suspended when the NO
gales Elks make high jinks and
whoopee during the session OF
kangaroo Court
Judges Les Wooddell and Bert
Cumming will preside and Chief OF
Police Paul Arend and AS istant
Chief Dr.. M. I. Merritt will have
their patrol wagon n charge OF Of
ficers mean as pison'.
All sinners who would escape tho
wrath of justice are advised to fi2,
the United States and its posses
sion9 without delay. Not only vii.
constitutional guarantees and hni-
tations be suspended, but new
criminal code is being drafted, and
new rules of evidence will be used.
The police force being trained to
round up and bring IN all offend
ers against the peace and dignity
and eSthetic taste OF the "Sltte" is
compoced of the hardest looking
huskies in the lodge. They look like
thugs now and will no doubt act
like thugs, according to Loyde Ed
nonson, exalted ruler.
The "Black Maria" which is now
under construction will be one from
which no Houdini could hope to es-
cape. It will be heavily guarded
while filled with miscreants.
The Kangaroo Court will be just
a forerunner of Frontier Nights"
celebration and will be in session
beginning "wednesday April 9Th
with other sessions to follow:
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
BEER GARDEN, DANCE HALL,
COCK FIGHT ARENA, TO BE
ERECTED in NOGALES, SON.
Building To Cost $4,000; Nick And James Kerson
Owners Of Property Near international
Line Chosen For Site

and dance hall on the property
east of the Obregon Theater, and
Just across the line in Mexico.
The beer garden, arena, and
dance hall, where in. addition to
cock fights, wrestling and boxing
matches will take place, will be
constructed by Nick Kerson and
James Kerson, owners of the beau
tiful Cavern Cafe in Nogales, Son
ora.
The building site is the one on
which it was planned a few years
ago to build a $150,000 hotel, and
whick would have been constructed
if it had not been for the depres-
sion, James Kercon said yesterday.
All material for the building
have already been purchased, Mr..
Kerson said. It will be of wooden
construction.
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
WHISKER MOTORCYCLE GETS
UNDER WAY AT IA. M. SUNDAY
Stops Will Be Made At Patagonia, SOnoita, And
Other Towns EnrOute To Bisbee, Douglas,
Benson And Tucson

videe for arrival at Tucson about
: o'clock Sunday afternoon at a
time when many persons will be
downtown in the Old Pueblo. The
bewhiskered gents and their ladies
will eat dinner at noon in Bisbee.
The famous Mavericks Cowboy
Band will 90 along on the motor
cade as will also the zerby and
LAYTON dance team and at each
stop there will be a parade and
plenty of shooting, large quantity
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Nogales international., 1936-04-04

Between 100 and 200 persons are
expected to take part in the mo-
torcade leaving here tomorrow
morning to publicize the Frontier
Nights celebration opening April
18th.
The long line of cars will leave
the Nogales Creamery at 7 a. M.
and stops will be made at Patagonia.
Sonoita, Tombstone, Bisbee. Doug
las, Benson. Tucson, Amado and
Tubac.
Schedule for the motorcade pro-
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
BANK CLEARINGS
SHOW GAIN HERE

March bank clearings at Nogales
showed gain over February, ac-
cording to the monthly report of
the Chamber of Commerce released
yesterday
The March total was $3,944,818
and that of February $3,183 ,486.
March imports and exports to-
tailed $1.179087 The February to-
tai was $925,983.
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
HAUPTMANN
EXECUTED
UNITED PRESS)

TRENTON, N. j., April 3-Bru-
no Hauptmann was executed at
8:471a o'clock eastern standard time
tonight for Staying Charles A. Lind
berg, Jr.
Not a word passed his lips as he
entered the execution chamber and
he needed no assistance when he
sat down in the electric chair.
Failure to cosfess left a trail of
doubt around the world.
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
Many Happy Returns

P. j. Bughman, March %.
Jewell Temple, April 8.
Palen Hudgin, April S.
Alfred Hudgin, April 6.
r. T. Frazier, April 3.
E. r. Thurman, March 29.
John Zerby, March 30.
Frank J. Duffy, April 3.
Fred Gilmore, April 3.
Charles E. Hardy, April 6.
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
ALAMEDA CHIEF OF
POLICE VISITOR

Verne Smith. chief of police of
Alameda, California, and his as
stant, Donald Simpson, Jr., we're
here Thursday enroute to Hermo-
Sillo.
Nogales international., 1936-04-04

Ground was scheduled to be brok-
en- yesterday for erection of a $1O,-
900 cock fight arena, beer garden,
Nogales international., 1936-04-04
ESQ PERSONS WILL ATTEND
LIONS CLUB DINNER DANCE
TONIGHT AT ELK BALLROOM
District Governor Pete Waggoner OF Tucson To
Present Charter To New Club; 125 Persons
Coming From Over State

Charlie Chaplin" Cav
ern Cafe.
"Adagio"-courtesy Nogales high
school.
Speciality nunber-courtesy Cav
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Nogales international., 1936-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. H. King are leaving
today to attend the muse meet at
BiSbee.
Evening star., 1936-08-19
Alfresco Wedding
Of Miss Ofutt and
MIR. Chesley Today

THE wedding of Miss nellie Thornton
- Ofutt, daughter of Mrs. Ellwood
Offutt Of Chicago and the late MIR.
Offutt, and Mr.. Frederic Francis
Chesley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willoughby S. Chesley of this city,
will take place this afternoon. The
ceremony will be performed in the
garden at Monte Vista, near Oakland,
Md. the country estate of the brides
aunt, Mrs. Nelson Thomasson jr., of
Chicago. Only white flowers are in
the garden, making it fitting setting
for wedding, and the bride will wear
the wedding gown of her mother. Her
lace veil was worn by Mr.. Chesleys
mother at her wedding and will be
held by orange blossoms which have
been worn by four generations of
brides in her family. The blossoms
worn by her maternal great grand
mother are of kid and those of her
Grandmother and mother are of wax,
and with these in her wreath of orange
blossoms of mother of pearl, which
she will be the first to wear.
An informal reception for those who
witness the ceremony will follow, the
wedding party receiving under one of
the ancient trees which outline the
formal garden.
Mrs. Offutt, mother Of the bride, is
occupying her Summer home, Hazel
hurst, at Ookland for the season.
Her daughter, who has been with her
there for the Summer, was presented
10 Chicago society at a tea which
her aunt, Mrs. Thomasson, gave in
her home there, followed by a ball
which Mrs. Offutt gave at the Palmer
House. She was educated at the
Harrison Forest School in Baltimore
and at Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.
Mr.. Chesley, who attended the
6taunton Military Academy and
Georgia Institute Of Technology, is
now Q student at the National College
Evening star., 1936-08-19
Niece of Cabinet
Officer to Marry

Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer j. Fox of
Foxden at Peekskill, N. Y, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter Terry to Mr.. Bernard Axel-
rod, son of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Axel-
rod of New York. Miss Fox is a
niece Of the Secretary of the Treasury,
Mr.. Henry Morgenthau. jr.. and her
mother, who was formerly Miss Helen
Morgenthau, is a well-known writer
and lecturer on scientific gardening.
Miss Fox is granddaughter Of the
former United States Ambassador to
Turkey, Mr.. Henry Morgenthau, and
her father. Mr.. Fox, who was formerly
vice president of the Manufacturers
Trust Co., is now a well-known land
scape painter. She was graduated
from the Baldwin School at Bryn
Mawr, Pa, and in 1896 from the Sarah
Lawrence College. She was presented
in New York at supper dance at
Pierre's. Her grandfather, the late
Mr.. Joseph Fox. was for 30 years
president of the Columbia Bank.
Mr.. Axelrod is a graduate of Co.
lumbia University in the class of 1880
and from the Columbia Law School
in 1888. He is associate counsel Of
the Lerner Stores Corp.
Evening star., 1936-08-19

Of Law and with his bride will make
his home in Washington.
Evening star., 1936-08-19
Ensign Newton Wed
To Miss CoOneS in
Pensacola, Florida

ENSIGN WALTER H. NEWTON,
- U. S. N, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter H. Newton, formerly of Wash.
ington, now living in Minneapolis,
was married to Miss Florence Coones,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Coones of Minneapolis, July 81. The
wedding took place in Pensacola, Fla,
where Ensign Newton is on duty
at the Naval Training School, and
Ensign Newton and his bride are
making their home there
Ensign Newton lived in Washing.
ton few years ago when his father
was secretary to President Hoover
during the latters administration.
Evening star., 1936-08-19
Secretary Commerce Roper Today England
By the Way
Beth Blaine

fantastic thoughts had those early settlers
" beautiful discovered by Hendch Hudson
intriguing legend associated with this
a
during September
beautiful all In shadow the topsai gng
legends the Hudson Valley
ooes-when Neu pilge
rival OF ship the other side Of the
celebratedthe Uhoe
coming the bay She approached wthn haing distance
passed the Hudson She and there
many still that whenever
this "phantom ship
ship she frequently called cdreenno against
the and mingled uhh the wind hear the low
the ships oote anchorage the hadows
the picturesque hills the eastern bank miles aboue
highlands.
seeking northwest China But the
of sd Dutch settlers continue down the asc
visitor" ethereal world
As West Point think hat pleasant surroundings
future generals har There wond so many charming
their beginning there
a.
What and interesting rock formation isl 1t
elbow
guarding the shore OF the Hudson On the east bank Ue see
President
James Roosevelt, mother of the
President, still makes her home. Some Hyde Park
honor OF Lady Hyde but according Others the
of Sir Edudrd Hyde. one Of
the the colony.
motor to Ffshk
Morgnhau their
pride lies his Mcintosh apples Our apses back
profusion tulips
which were along
Fhkl looking forward to our visit at Southampton
getting gift from the
golf Southampton this year and we happily anticipate
offer.