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PAGE SIX
NOGALES INTERNATIONAL’S PAGE OF BRIEFS ABOUT INTERESTING FOLKS HERE AND THERE THAT YOU KNOW
DETECTIVE HERE
Captain Jones, head of the Los
Angeles detectives, was here Tues
day evening visiting his old time
friend, Dr. A. L. Gustetter. He was
accompanied by his wife and son,
Stuart. Jones is spending some time
in Tucson on matters concerned
with a bunco case.
FLOWERS
for all occasions
HOTEL EVANS
NEWSTAND
Phone 373 W
Just received-a carload of Capitol
Brand Laying Mash and Dairy Al
falfa Hay. s l! J?^ 4
LAYING MASH, 100 LBS. u $2.25
ALFALFA HAY, BIG BALES f l l 60
Special Prices on Quantity
i
PUCHI BROS. MERC. CO.
227 Grand Ave. Phone 37
Nogales, Arizona
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF
FURNITURE AND FIXTURES
OF
Estate Os Sonora Bank & Trust Company
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 25—10 A. M.
at 223 Morley Avenue
The following will be auctioned at this sale:
2 General Bookkeepers Desks 1 Mahogany roll top desk and swivel
5 Stools chair
Mahogany filing cabinets 1 Metal file
1 Coat rack 1 Wood book case and file
1 Marvin square door safe • Electric fans
1 Lobby desk ; 11 Cuspidors -
1 Lobby bench 1 Double screw door yale safe
1 Set Mahogany bank fixtures 1 Metal cabinet
1 Burroughs General Bookkeeping ma- 1 Set vault metal shelves <?
chine 8 key and symbols with stand i Nest 22 safe deposit boxes
1 Burroughs Bookkeeping machine with 1 Nest 5Q safe deposit boxe3
stand lo key j Nest 2 o safe deposit boxes
1 Burroughs Posting machine 9 key
1 Mosler time lock vault door with
with stand
. frame and 2 vault grills
1 Burroughs Posting machine 9 key
7 Paper baskets
with stand *
1 Burroughs adding machine 7 k«y 1 Mahogany chair
1 Mahogany Directors table and chairs 1 Wood stove '
and other articles too numerous to mention
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved
SALE AT 223 MORLEY AVENUE 5
Champion Liar
Phil McCarthy of Denver, Colo., is
the champion liar of America. Ho
went after the title with a story of a
cockeyed cat, made mouser by science,
. . . and won the award of the Bur
lington, VVis., Liars’ Club. 1500 al
leged liars competed. ±
RETURNS TO SCHOOL
Rafael Ibarra, Jr., left Wednes
day to resume his studies at the
University of Mexico City after
spending his annual winter vacation
visiting his mother here. Enroute
he will stop off for a few days to
visit his fathtr on the Ibarra ranch
in Sinaloa. Mexico City universities
have their long vacation periods in
the winter, instead of summer as in
the United States.
J. M. Almada and wife were ar
rivals here Monday from Hermosillo.
Mr. Almada is an official of the
Banco Mercantil y AgricoK
Ygnacio Pesqueira was an arrival
here Tuesday from (juregco City.
C. C. Cheshire is back from a busi
ness trip to El Paso. The return
journey was made in a new Pon
tiac coach.
nrch Stoneum, tomato man, left
Wednesday for his home in Los
Mochis.
H W. Petersen of Sacramento,
supervising inspector of the State
Department of Agriculture of Cal
ifornia is here making his annual
inspection.
K. C. Rader of the carroon Mor
tuary was a visitor at Phoenix
Thursday.
A. Carpena, Morley avenue mer
chant, returned Wednesday from
California.
Bird Yoas was here Wednesday
from his ranch near Amado.
A. J. Ferro, an official of the
Southern Pacific railroad, was here
Thursday.
, BRINGS GOLD
Fred Pyeatt, former deputy sher
iff, was here Thursday from Ruby.
He brought some gold ore to Mil
ler’s Assay office.
TO SINALOA
Bias Valenzuela left Wednesday
| on a trip to his ranch in Sinaloa.
NOGALES INTERNATIONAL
Hornsby Now Working j
| Roger Hornsby, turbulent baseball
star, is working daily in a St. Louis j
l gymnasium to be in shape for his
i attempted comeback as a player at
second base for the Cardinals this
! year, the team he lead to a champion
! ship several seasons ago.
HUNTING TRIP
: i
j W. J. Donald, receiver of the No- ; *
! gales National Bank, J. F. Johnson! 1
‘ and Dan Folts are leaving today to • 1
j spend two days hunting in Mexico, i (
|i
HUGHES BETTER
John Hughes who is ill in bed at j
his home on Washington street was ;
reported improved Thursday.
FROM CALIFORNIA
j Mr. and Mrs. William Cumming.
! arrived here Thursday in theis car
from Watsonville, California, where
Mr. Cumming, who was raised in j
! Nogales, is president of the Pajaro
j Valley National Bank. He is a broth- j
| cr of Joseph A. and John Cumming.;
MACDONALD BACK
|
j Captain George Macdonald re
-1 turned Tuesday night from Fort
i Huachuca. He drove back most of
the way in a snowstorm and was
I four hours making the return trip
I here.
PUBLIC AUCTION
I A public auction of the furniture
j and fixtures of the Estate of the
a Sonora Bank & Trust Company will
3 be held Wednesday morning, 10 o’-
I clock, at 223 Morley avenue. A list
cf some of the articles to be sold
I appears elsewhere in a display ad
| vertisement in today’s International.
.
I Observed: Supervisor R. T. Fra
j zier at the stage office at 2:36 o’-
! clock Thursday afternoon still try
l ng to figure out a duel puzzle that
i he had started on at 10 that morn
i
ing.
Cattle Inspector W. H. Adams was
i a visitor here Thursday arranging
to ship his furniture to Sonoita.
I
-
I EL CHARRO
MEXICAN DISHES
338 ARROYO BLVD.
Tortillas Tamales
I Enchiladas Tacos Gorditas
Menudo and Frijoles
We take special orders for
1 Mexican Dishes for New Year’s
' 1 ~
R.G. IBARRA
Grower Shipper and
i
Distributor
!
Mexican Tomatoes
I
MISS R. PHILLIPS,
Sales Manager
La Ville De Paris Bldg.
Nogales, Arizona
BISBEE LIKE BINGHAM
“Bisbee is a picture of Bing
ham, Utah,” it was declared by
Frank Sawyer, furniture merchant,
on return the first of the week from
his first trip to the Bisbee, Tomb
stone and St. David district. He
made the journey in his new Ford
coupe.
C. O. Putnam, butter and egg
man, was in town Thursday from
Sonoita.
THURBER HERE
H. B. Thurber was here Wednes
day from his cattle ranch on the
Greaterville road a short distance
from Sonoita. He is leaving next
week for Texas to purchase some
purebred animals.
F. M. Daugherty was here yester
day from Tubac.
Observed: E. K. Cumming walk
ing down Grand avenue yesterday
afternoon carrying a broom.
WARRANT ISSUED
■
A warrant for the arrest at Fort I
Huachuca of Sgt. Benjamin Turner I
of the 25th Infantry was issued this I
week by Chief of Police J. J. Lowe. I
He is wanted for wrecking one of I
C. C. Cheshire’s houses in this city. I
The wrecking followed a row be- I
tween Turner and wife, it was said. I
I
Buster Sorrells, who was recently I
accidentally shot while horseback I
riding, was removed Wednesday I
from St. Joseph’s Hospital to the I
home of his sister, Mrs. Paul Sum- I
mers oh the Tucson road. He is I
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Layne, guest of the Brick- ( I
wood hotel for the past three days, I
accompanied by a party of five left I
for Hermosillo on a pleasure trip I
: Friday. Mrs. Layne manages tht I
Rey Layne Foundation a charitable I
organization which feeds many I
thousand people over the country I
annually. j
HINDS GETS CONTRACT
Contractor Leo Hines was success-1
ful bidder for the brick work on
the new grammar school to be j
erected near the high school. Bids
were opened Wednesday night by'
the beard of trustees of Nogales
School District No. 1.
WALTER DOUGLAS
TO BE HERE TUESDAY|I
Walter Douglas of the Southern ;
Pacific, L. G. Hoff of the Southern
Pacific de Mexico, and other prom- j
iiicnt railroad officials will arrive |
here Tuesday from Mexico. Douglas
has been on a trip to Mexico City.
i
Jack Egan and son will return
Tuesday from Los Angeles.
Property on which paving assess
ments have become delinquent will j
be sold Monday at the city hall, j
CAUOUSE-S You SPE
, % * Ort MODERN YOUTHS’
HANDS COME £ROM
WORKING THE MEW MkJOUP
ciGA&erre lighters.
1
-DANCE
and enjoy yourself
Sat. Nite-Jan. 28
Kinsley Bros.
ON THE
Nogales—ROAD—Tucson
NOGALES, ARIZ., SATURDAY, JAN. 21, 1933
PLAY TUCSON
The basketball team of Co. A,
Arizona National Guard, will leave
this afternoon for Tucson where
they have a game scheduled with
a team from the Tucson companys
of the guard.
Thursday night the locals ran a
29 to 26 win over the Fox Theater
team.
A. L. Meloche and Dave Coughan
our are back from a several weeks
hunting trip in Mexico.
W. H. Grove and P. V. Mabry
returned yesterday from Phoenix
where they spent several days.
Barber Service
of highest quality
The
Sunshine Shop
221 GRAND AVE.
(Formerly Felix Barber Shop)
H. R. FAITH, Prop.
COAL
r" ALL GRADES
, $14.00 per ton and up W
WOOD - KINDLING
Border Fuel & Supply Company
499-2 Grand Ave. Phone 77
M. JAMIESON, Prop.
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Specials for SATURDAY
Bunched Vegetables, bunch 1c
POTATOES ST? Haho 10 lbs 47c
Quality Shrimp, No. 1 Can 13c
MACARONI pkg. 5c
Veal Pot Roast lh. 11c
_ Half or whole slab
BACON Armour's Star 10C
Fixed Flavor
Pork Shoulder Roast lb. 914 c
CHEESE g cr°eW lb. me
Fresh Fish lb. 12 l /2C
HENS S ho “ lbJk
Leg of Spring Lamb lb. 17V2C
ORANGES s L TkL fancy doz.2sc
LETTUCE 2 heads for 5c
free DELIVERY PHONE 4:!7
23^
SATURDAY—TWO FEATURES
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
“MR. ROBINSON
CRUSOE”
also
“THE CRUSADER”
with LEW CODY
arid EVELYN BRENT
SUNDAY ONLY
KAY FRANCIS
WILLIAM POWELL in
“ONE WAY PASSAGE”
MONDAY and TUESDAY
LUPE VELEZ in
“THE HALF
NAKED TRUTH
with LEE TRACY

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