The daily morning oasis. [volume], May 09, 1920, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

About The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920

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Yesterday arrived at Nogales a j 1
construction gang of the Mountain v
States Telegraph & Telephone Com
pany, under charge of Foreman O. i
Oakes, which has quite a lot of woik
to do in Nogales and vicinity. First j
they will make some installations in i
Nogales; and then build the Nogales- • i
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Patagonia line; after which there
will he another job to do in Nogales.
V, .t, r’hv Nopale.i wa 3 visited hy
Mrs C S. Chapman from Patagcniu. j
and' her daughter, Mrs. Kobert Ber- ;
gier. from the Santa Rita Mountains.
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LAR>Ry SEMON
Larry Seraon, whose recent triumphs have Impelled reviewers to style
him “Tli« New Comedy King," Ims risen to that coveted place by long train
lug. Each stage In his career acted as a stepping stone to his great, achieve
ment. Perhaps he was born under a lucky plane!. Anyway, he was foi
tunate enough to be the son of an actor and received an early training in
piaglc, Juggling and acrobatics. He mastered some of these arts before in
had finished the third reader. After leaving school lie traveled with hb
! father apd became more efficient in the art of entertaining.
Then followed the period in the newspaper business as cartoonist. Till:
! developed hia creative ability and prepared him to write Ids own comedies
It also taught him to forsake the well beaten path and search in the byway?
for new moterldl. A cartoonist, must ho origins l.
Thus, Larry Senmu Is perhaps the best qualified for the title of corned.
wn utilised upon the screen He ca:
slapsticks. He Is also adept in training animals and has a cat, monkey an<
| six white mice that play difficult, roles in his comedies.
During the three years previous to 1922, Albert E. Smith, president o
Vitagraph, has agreed to outlay $:?,00o,000 on Larry Senion in the productioi
1 of 86 new comedies. “The Grocery Clerk,” which is something different fron
the usual run of laugh makers, was the first film to he produced under th<
new contract. “Between the Acts,” “Dew Drop Inn” and ‘‘The Head Walter
are some of Larry Semon’a comedies that stand out prominent as being In t
stars by themselves.
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THE DAILV MORNING vIASIS
The Beautiful
Guebabi Drive
One of the most pleasent short
drives out of Nogales, and one tha'
would be exceedingly popular as i
pleasure drive out of the city in th
Jnlted States is the Guebabi Loo..
Drive. The fact that this drive i
dot now properly appreciated by th
automobile owners of Nogales is th.
lewness of it and the further far
oh at is has not yet been improved s
;s to make driving over it so pleasure
able as could be desired.
The drive is especially favorable feu
m afternoon or evening drive, bu
until the road is put in first class con
i tion, which now seems probable ol
ichievmeni in not very distant lu
ure, cave should be used to avoid the
:anyon part of the road after dark.
At this time of the year short
trips on part of the load at various'
daces will enable pleasure seekers
:o view some of natures grandest
cenery and right now armfuls of wile
.owers can be gathered in a few min
ates time.
The drive leads out the Patagonia
oad nearly to the Santa Cruz rivei
>ridge, and this part of it is well
mown already for affording real sec
ie views to those who care to drive
low and permit themselves the plea
ure of viewing uie mountain views
ust at the point where the straight
way to the bridge starts, a road
tranches off o the 'Vest, and this
s the road we take for the Guebabi
-oop. It runs in a wes’.etrly direc
ion along the sounth bank of the riv
■i' for a distance of about four miles,
rithln which distance is passed the
uins of the old Guebabi Mission (on
he north side of the river, and ac
cssable by a ford for those who
now the river and the exact loca
ion of the crossing) and the Tit- i
•omb Lake Farm.
The Guebabi Mission is now only i
i pile of adobe ruins, yet these ruins 1
mark the oldest mission building in the
Jnited States,, and are likely in the
ot far distant future to be made
ne of the historical landmarks of
;ie country.
Along this portion of the drive
.here are many delightful camping J
pots with shade and water for pic- j
ucing purposes.
About a mile beyond the Titcomb
farm the road leaves the river and
runs in a southwesterly direction to
-he Tucson highway, coming into the
latter about six and a half miles fffcr- i
th of Nogales. At present the road j
ilt.ig lliis stiech runs for a distance j
ihrough a narrow rocky canyon; and 1
■are should be exercised before eafcer- '
ng this canyon to stop the car and
isten cirefully to make sure no wag- i
>n or automobile is approaching from [
he opposite direction.
At the point where the new |
"’out fence leaves the road is a good \
dace to park the car and take a walk !
'own through one of the many can
/ons between the road and the riv
-L Tie re are innumerable picnicing ’
grounds of delightful propinquity. At
daces along here, too the water of
he river is forced up from its cool
ind sandy underground channels by
ihe bedrock, and cascades over the ,
defts through canyons of sold rock 1
.vom by ages of passing water.
It is the intention of the copnty
authorities to shortly make repairs I
ind new construction to this drive, ;
md already that oprtion of it along j
; he Patagonia road and down the
dver as far as the Titcomb farm has
Jden put in good order. The road
will be taken out of the canyon on
"he west of the Titcomb farm and
run on the mesa to the north of the j
-anyon, anw will probably come out j
->nto the Tucson highway undeT the i
ailroad track some three hundred !
eet north of the present grade cross
ing.
The distance covered in covering j
.he Loop from leaving Uogales until 1
returning will be about eighteen miles
and as said before, such a drive out
many cities would be advertised
is one of their most valued posses
sions Irom a scenic and pleasure point
as view.
UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSION
• Th e United States Civil Service
Commission announces that an Elec,
trician’s Helper non-educational ex
amination will be held on May 28,
1920. for the purpose of filling a
vacancy in the position of Elec
trician’s Helper in the Utilities serv- '
ice at Camp Little, Arizona.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser
vice Examiners, at the Immigration
office, Nogales, Arizona.
UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISION
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that a Cook
(pack train) non-educational ex
amination will be held on May 28,
1920, for the purpose of filling a
vacancy in the position of Cook in
the Supply sendee at Nogales, Ari
zona.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary,, Board of Civil Serv
ice Examiners, at the Immigration
office.
Nogales, Arizona, Sunday Morning, May 9, 1920.
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Repairing
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