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■Regales International
Devoted to the Interests of Nogales and Vicinity
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNxNCi
At 225 Grand Ave., Nogales, Arizona
CRAIG POTTINGER Owner and Publisher
PAT .PH RAWSTHORNE Business Manager
Subscription Rate $4.00 A Year, $2.50 Six Months. 45 cents a
Month.
INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM
Paved Streets Beautification Os The City
Ornamental Street Lights A Greater Nogales
Development of Mining and Agricultural Resources of this Dis
trict.
Entered as second class matter February 3, 1928 at the
postoffice at Nogales, Arizona, under the Act of March 3. 1879.
Mtbpals
Politics And Personalities
The Naval Parley and a seemingly never-ending
prohibition rumpus have crowded the present busi
ness of the Senate, tariff revision, almost out of the
newspapers. Now that sugar, cement, boots and shoes,
hides and wool have been disposed of for the present,
leaving cnly relatively mild schedules to be cleaned
up, a somewhat cursory attention is being paid to tar
iffs. Even the habitual statement-makers are becom
ing languid on the subject.
Nevertheless, the consumers’ fight is not over.
Senators who have had their pet schedules mown
down under the ruthless majority vote vow bitterly
that when individual amendments are offered they
will have enought ammunition to stage a second war.
Nobody has any idea what will happen in conference,
but it isn’t very likely that any troubled waters will
be made calmer. Altogether, the consumer can only
wait patiently for the time when he may be able to
throw his hat in the air and give three loud cheers
for his escape from Smoot-Hawley, Inc. If and when
that time does come, we suggest that he save suffici
ent breath for three extra hurrah’s for the following;
Senators Norris, Simmons, Borah, LaFollette, Har
rison, Robinson of Arkansas, and Walsh of Montana,
who with their loyal co-workers routed the Old Guard
from its seemingly impregnable position of dispenser
of favors to the mighty.
—o—o—o—
Sammy Takes The Air
While Uncle Sam radios advice and information
to his farmers, “Aunt Sammy” broadcasts helpful
hints to housewives throughout the country. Five
times a week this lady takes the air and chats to her
housekeeping nieces concerning actual work done by
the Bureau of Home Economics at Washington. Ail
things of interest to the homemaker—menus and re
cipes, clothing and child care, budgets and household
bulletins—-are given their appropriate share of atten
tion by this recently acquired better half of the gov
ernment.
It has been suggested that a transfer of the radio
from the living room to a dining alcove near the kit
chen might prove pleasant and profitable to the whole
family. Music especially arranged for the dinner hours
will help digestions, and homemakers will find the
kitchen a livelier place during the preparation of
meals. They might even have an opportunity to put
into immediate practice some of Aunt Sammy’s cul
inary hints as they come through the air. An extra
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Lincoln, The Youth Had Foresight
He knew the value of saving small amounts
in order to accumulate big sums. He knew
the power of the dollars that combine to
make more and still more dollars.
A SAVING ACCOUNT
at this bank will put you in the capitalist
class. Celebrate Lincoln’s birthday by be
ginning to save.
SONORA BANK & TRUST CO.
Powered By Buick
That the new 1930 Buick has an abundance of power is conclusively proven in the
above picture showing a 1930 Buick seven-passe~Ycer sedan with the new deluxe motor
coach built for the officials of General Motors of Canada, Limited. This coach contains
sleeping accommodations for six persons in addition to complete cooking equipment,
refrigeration, heating system and radio. It is powered with a Buick engine that rolls it
over the Canadian hills and high ways with ease. - The motor is the same size as that
used in the Buick car shown in the illustration.
pantry or storeroom could possibly be made over in
to a dining alcove of this sort, if the home does not al
ready possess one.
Hooverizing The Weather
President Hoover will soon be the most comfort
able White House Executive that the country has ev
er had. Neither the damp chill of Washington winters
or the intense heat of Washington summers shall
penetrate the interior of the White House office build
ing, now being restored after the Christmas Eve fire.
It’s simpler than it sounds. An air conditioning sys
tem, similar to that already installed in both Houses
of Congress, will manufacture weather of exactly the
right temperature and relative humidity for Presi
dential comfort.
Not only for the sake of the Hoover efficiency,
but for that of his expanding office force and the vis
itors who wait to see the President or his Secretaries,
is this health giving system being adopted. Through
the several offices of the executive suite will be circu
lated at all times of the year the atmosphere of balmy
spring with relative humidity around fifty percent,
which is regarded as ideal. It will even be possible to
keep the windows closed and shut out all noise with
out having to worry about the ventilation.
During the Taft administration, a supposedly
brilliant scheme was tried with the view of cooling
and de-humidifying the stifling summer atmosphere.
Air was blown through racks holding big cakes of ice
and then passed across trays of chloride of lime which
theoretically should have removed excess humidity
but actually did not. President Wilson and President
Coolidge suffered without relief during hot days in
Washington. So did Mr. Hoover last summer. It is
good to know that we now have an added inducement
to “every American boy who wants to be President
when he grows up.” Presidents are more comfortable!
—O —O—o—
seems to be the consensus of informed opinion
that financial responsibility laws rather than com
pulsory automobile insurance will promote discipline
among motorists arid reduce the number of accidents
on highways.
Measured by quantities, the output of our manu
facturing industries in 1929 broke all previous records,
being eight per cent higher than in 1928, according to
the Secretary of Commerce in his New Year’s Mes
sage. Employment was larger than ever before.
HOTEL BURTON
SE HABLA ESPANOL
MBS. C. MOODY, Prop.
Families Accommodated
Grand, Ave. Phone 254 W
Rooms SI.OO Up
NOGALES, ARIZONA
Real Estate Before
INVEST 151 NOGALES
Prices Advance
E. K. CUMMING
iUSAJ, BSTAtH IMUUJat
♦
206 Grand Phone
Avenue 676
ELBERT
R. THURMAN
Attorney and Counsellor
At Law
Mexican Nogales,
Practice Arison*
Sip
of the Highest Quality, also
Harness and Saddle Repairing
NOGALES
SADDLERY
E. (Mike) Frankenpohl, Prop.
313 MORLEY AVE.
NOGALES INTERNATIONAL
Dr. Glenn L. Harker
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Specialty
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Bowman Hotel Bldg.— 3lo Grand
avenue—Office Phone 31, Resi
dence Phone 319.
Nogales, Arizona
Palace Barber
SHOP
245 Morley Ave.
H. PROP
SANTA CRUZ
COUNTY
Abstract & Title
Company
P. A. French, Manager
Courthouse
Phone 85^
ASSAYING
PRICE LIST
Gold and Silver in I sam
ple SI.OO
Gold, Silver, Lead and Cop
per in 1 sample $2.50 •
Lead, Copper, Zinc. Siangan- r
ese. Iron, Lime, Graphite, i
Sulphur, Insolubles (gold jr
or silver alone) each SI.OO t
Discounts on large amounts. :
ORES BOUGHT f.o.b f
Nogaies, Ariz., at 20% of ,
smelter value less $5.00 per s
lot sampling and assay
charge.
Accuracy and Promptness
My Aim. 12 Years in Pres
ent Business
Hugo W. Miller
Nogales. Box 257 Ariseosa
Payson —lnstallation of new ma
chinery at Gypsy claims of Arizona
Verde Mines, Inc., near here, pro
gressing rapidly.
VnK&SBHQHHMW
B I
Nogales Tailoring
& Cleaning Co.
“All Work Guaranteed”
PHONE 80
235 MCRLEY AVENUE 8
NOGALES, ARIZ.
SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO.
Hemstitching and Plcot
Sell, Rent and Repair
EASY TERMS
111 Crawford ST. Phone 466 W
F. A. ACUNA
! Back To The Bible
STUDY CLASSES
Sunday Afternoon at 3:00
Monday Night 7:3®
Wednesday Night 7:30
EVERYBODY EMITTED
108 Grand Avenue
j
Key City Tailors
fl. T. Connor, Prop.
OUR SERVICE
Cleaning & Preasing..„l day
Pressing $4 hour
Our Price* are
MOST REASONABLE
OUR WORK WILL PLEASE
YOU. We Welcome the Op
portunity To Serve You
Call 212 206 Grand Ave
COAL AND WOOD
By Ton or Sack. From SI.OO Up
Nogales Wood Yard
MIKE AKUMADA, Prop.
411 Kinds of Wood and Any siz
lust South of Power Plant Oi
Grand Avenue
Tel 101
| OLD FOLKS SAY
DR. CALDWELL
j WAS RIGHT,
The basis of treating sickness has not
changed since Dr. Caldwell left Medical
College in 1875, nor since he placed on
the market the laxative prescription he
had used in his practice.
He treated constipation, biliousness,
headaches, mental depression, indigestion,
sour stomach and other indispositions
entirely by means of simple vegetable
laxatives, herbs and roots. These are
still the basis of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup
Pepsin, a combination of senna' and
other mild herbs, with pepsin.
The simpler the remedy for constipa
tion, the safer for the child and for you.
And as you can get results in a mild
and safe way by using Dr. Caldwell’s
Syrup Pepsin, w r hy take chances with
strong drugs?
A bottle will last several months, and
all can use it. It is pleasant to the
taste, gentle in action, and free from
narcotics. Elderly people find it ideal.
All drug stores have the generous bottles,
or write “Syrup Pepsin,” Dept. 88, ,
Monticello. Illinois, for free trial bottle.
NOGALES, ARIZ., TUESDAY, FEB. 11, 1930
GONZALEZ & CO.
F J. B. GONZALEZ, Mmager
CUSTOM HOUSE And
COMMISSION BROKERS
OFFICE AT 23 25 FERROCARRIL
NOGALES, SONORA
PHONE 556
P. O. Box 216 Apartado 32,
Nogales, Ariz. Nogales, Son.
“Gonzalez Has ‘Em All Beat As A Broker”
BEYOND THE BORDER
“THE OLD AZTEC”
DANCING EVERY NIGHT
EXCELLENT MUSIC
BEST VENTILATED CABARET
IN NORTHERN MEXICO
Refreshments - Varied Menu
Parties Solicited
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The First National Bank Os
Nogales
NOGALES, ARIZONA
if
Capital and Surplus
$350,000.00
Commercial - Savings
TOT u
b : p JL if
JUST RECEIVED
A carload of living room furniture, of the latest
designs, has just been received and is now ready
for your inspection at Marsh’s new furniture
store.
DON’T FORGET THAT WE TAKE IN YOUR
OLD SUITE ON TRADE
GEO. 6. MARSH, IC.
TWO STORES ON GRAND AVENUE